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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21

rcr 3ogcuulg nalnl ih lie un; in
Der Stuatsbllldcrei lpar man ld)or'
0abei, Den SSaDrcs fntnlog Der SGule
III 0riiden. als mir Der Serr
Sirc.tor, Mtiit,r Smith, Die Wiit-
tbciliina mlndl;e, oGB lh onrin ais
V'iltcr ISor erlbe:neu wiiroc. Ini
aicilc pcid)cihene Grage. weshalb
Spr %Anitltt tSuds2 ar.lportete er
aan5 nap: viueil 6or nlehr ancri-
sahiid, fliitgi." 9er fam mir gc-
roo. rea)l; IN flir5e:l &crtcn gab
id i'm rcn Yeid)eio: 3snn Sic ei-
l1cn plgl;ld) : nrerifoltiid)et 9tarner
iuiliiG)cn. onnll lld,en Sic lid Sc
man9. Ser einell iolhen beiist:
menu Sic MIDI bnbcn iuollul, Damn
icrciben Sic. gefGlliait sSufs, nidlt
Sor. iii Sbrcn aotalo9. Iie be.
rcits acOrudteu Gremplare muBten
meggeiporien ilnb rid,tige bafiir ges
brudt merocil. Nur meni9e Sabre
IrGtcr hicb Der Gireftor oieier
Shule ltid,t mehr SmitI, nlld) ilid)t
Sor. ionoern ISufs. sd fibre
bicien sSoll on, l1id)t meil tt) ielbit
babel betbeiligt mar. ionOern ltin
sit betoilcli, naB picle Ieutife lid
i'll untergeorOneten Stelliungen bal
ten loiien. luienobl tic f1bi1 nnb be-
redtiat inn, 81 ciler bDberen iid
elnpor az Id)lDingcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Qui yive!

oui vlvet 9alt iuer oa? siie iont ibr Euh ani
benz &urppiteu oeS Sebens BON benen heinitildis
idler uebeln iiberaieher lnfenl @ipiee gSad1iam.
t,it lit nid|t nur Der Jreibeit& orbebiu9ung; ohne
ne pibt es feline Beiunbheit. Sans unbenterft
ihleid}t bic WurseI ales lle6eIs in geitalt BON
@eronunnssitorungen an cum fherat. 3afI font
men aopfifnierien, uebelteit. An'itoBsn, &erito.
piitng, ,iaurer Maecn". Serjflupicn. @1ttigteit,
&iidenidliudde uno idilieRli6 gebers mo Nierens
leioen nit 1elbiudt uno Nnferindlt. Seio nut
Gnrer put! 9as erite lebel ut leid1t nit ben be-
riibmteu ct. Serunro arduterpiien Su oertrcibet
9et.1eiten Ar5rci gegen ale 8erooiningslctoen bic
ppr Sabrhunberren bon ben lueiien Word1en uou
ct. Bernard iiir ienen 3uef eriunoen ltno uoob
beute nado bereil Aesept nur ans ben beiItraitigs
zen EilanSeuiaiten auf bic iorsfdltigite eetie Sus
bereitet tueroer. Sic entbalten teinc Spur elmer
~giitiseu, metaniid1en Seimiid,uiig, pie Sonens
iteiu ober Guidiilber. Nber. aud, ,uenrl Guer Sei:
ben idbun ueiter iortgeifritteu fem iolte, nnf
bann per5ipeiieIt nidlt nrb 9ebt GudD nidlt Xils
ihern gum Spier. aud, baum iueroen eucp oieie
iinpergleidlid]en &rduterpilen iuteoer 9eneiung
bringer. inoem ie ben a0rper BON @rrno aus
reinisem uilo init nenem Blnte periehen. Sn allen
Nppthefen fiir 20 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
MiSeouNn.

- Sur beiliaIe eineim Sabre. an
10. Se5ember 1904, pcridmnnb
SRI. Wagaic &oriegeS bon 5arnl.
illgton alli mpiterio'e @eiic u,p
trot eiirigcr 9~tadIforidmna mar
feline Spur iiber ibrcn &erbleib 81
cntoeder. SaS G1tbicl lit ON If.
Nopcmber bnburd, geloit morOen.
DAB Elm Sdger Die Seide bes MdO.
d)enS in eincm lcds Meilcn bon
sSeit 9cno gelegenen Sumpi fouo
Bic Seidc muroe in iiBenoer Goii-
ton nit Dem Tiidcil gegen Die @iir.
5cln zines Saumitammes 0cleDnt.
~oeiunocn. Die Soentiiifotion er.
folate ieitens Der Sermanbten an
&lciOlngsitiiden unb on Der Oolbs
iiillng Ger 3Gbns, Ger obcrc
S6eil bes 9orpers mar mumien.
artia cingetrodnet. Nae 2noder
maren 9ar6 ul0 nid)tS lGBt auf eir
Serbred)en ldlieBen.
aolm lit Die Sirldjag6 eroff.
net. 10 miro audi ldlon ein Soao.
rniaa nit tootlidem Niisaong. mn
5ipar ans Iiblanb, acnlel0et. Geter
Gbbefen ans Wcrrill murbc bei
CRANBERRY, nid)t melt cnticrnt bonn
Safe Snperior, IN bisber iulouige.
flGrter @eiie allgeihoiicn uno &c.
to0tet. Gbbeien begob lid nit
Yetcr Sonber bon gnpiielo nad ei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21

fen1 Sol5f1ler : Eager, nm einiae
Gage Dem SogDpcrgiliigerl 5i bnlots
gen. Nm Goumerstng nabni er
lcin @emebr SIR Soilo mo begob
lid, nllein III ocn @alb, oblle ieDod
5nriid5ufebrell. Nm Sreitag begab
lid cine 6elellid)aft bon ,Sdgerli ailf
Die Sud)c nnb fono i'm am sbeno
ais Seid)c I'M @ulOe Dor. Cams
tug miiroe Ieile Seid1e nnd) @nlb-
burn eebrod)t. Mllc MnSciden
Oeltten bornuf hin. baB gbbefeu bon
cinem nnOeren ,Sa9cr, Der Die 2cife
i'm @olbe lieseit l.B. ans &eriebell
g~eId)oiien nOer Don elmer aligel, Die
lid, perirrt bate, ~getroifen purOe.
Slt aenoiba puroe Die loge-
nnltute 3ionS : 8ebunolulg. ole
Misunderstanding elmer iharfen
Griifnna unterlporfen, benn Der
Coroner $. u. &obinlon batte Die
Seihe bon Hutb Otter Glen SdltlS,
Dem iiebeit Monatc ultell &inoe bon
@rnit unO Settle SdrulS, Comic Ina
bGnaern, III ole Morgue brilget
laiien, no cine Ssrrp Den 6au nnter.
Ilfte. Gas aina bottc oil Ghp-
lern. infantum gelitten lno in Den
brei @odeil Der &ranfbeit mar es
ni6t Gr5tlid) ~bebanoelt moroen.
Ner5te baber crfl1rt, ooB bas Sc.
ben bes &inOeS bate gerettet lperben
fonnen, ipenn Oasielbe ridtig 6ebai-
belt norbeit ip1re. Ger Coroner
bolt oafiir, OoB Dem perltorbenen
ainoe bieie @elegcnbeit bate aege-
ben neroen iolen. ssn DEM Ser
Dor legten SdiiI5 llno ieine sSrmi
3eugniB fiir i9r Sertrouem in
Comics 9ebren ab. Sic erflGrten
nusbriidlid), tic miirben feilen Mrst
geriifen baben, ielbIt nenn lie Sic
lle~ber5euguna gebabt bdtten, oab
bas Sinh baburh bate g~erettet per-
Sen f0nnen. Mahbem oas aii1b
bereits foot NOR, fnieten Die @ltern
nod INNER neben linn, lpie Die
Srau a%uslaate, uiio beteten, glau'
bend, oaB @ott es ipieber Sunl Sc.
ben erneden ipiirbe. sSrml Sdnls
CAB 5u, baB lie DEM ainoe aalf-
DoiIer gegeben. babe, Inn oeilen
Sdmeraen sl linoerrt, erflGrte aber.
lie miirOe es Dem &inbe nift geges
ben baben, ipeitn lie gefpuBt bate.
oaB es Meoi5in geipeien w1re. 9ie
Sa6lage ipiirbe befamrt, oils Ger
8ater INN ein Gertififot nad1iuhte.
nm Die 2eiGe nod 3iou Gitp ihi-
cfen Slt fonnen. Die Goroners
SSsurp ertidieO, OaB Die gltern cine
ernite &iige, pielieiht cine anflaae
perOienten, neil tie DEM &inOe nift
Die ridtise Gflege 81 Sbeil weroen
lieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
S6Wcrc 9eimaimd,mn9.

Gs lit cine id)ipcre Seilnilrbung,
penn Sic Sire @eiimObeit perlie.
rcli. neil llnperoaulidfeit llib Sart-
lei6igfeit bielelbe riliitiercn. Si1ere
Grleidterung bringen CT. Sings
9tem Site Tiaen. 0ieielben IteIlen
lire SerbalunGSorgone pieOer her
uno beilen &opiweb, Sd)winoel,
GrGmpfe. &eritopiuug II. |. ~. 90
rantirt in Der Ipotbefe BON Z. ".
Guete, 656 Main StraBe, dubuque,
Soma. Yreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
.xHt ssvsssyssass JgssssfM
= Snlanpii6es. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHimots.

-.ss.|.-. #.asE..." 81. -
&ieoerleaen rnA @pld.pilicriI
nad) 5peillnofitnf5iN Sahrcn. Mis-
Gcoria miro bcrid]tei: Gin r,ibren-
bes @icocricbclt funO 5ip;Idjcn N:au
Gliiobetb Stc:fer ppm bSncd9sor,c.
Wtobpilic III Ycorio GuGatn tlo
iDreln SrllOcr Ibon &oul boz Hep
Saocll in Gpmcctitut lcti. 6rall
Stedcr monoertc uls :u:Sc@ Mao-
den I'M Sabre 1898 olls ibrcr Nei-
motb in llnteriroltru lii Solern
nod Nncrifo ans, ulb mcbr ul5
breibig Sabre lpGter Icini Der Sru-
Der lbrem @eiipielc. &ie!e Sabre
bortcn Die @cidJwiitcr nidjts pm
chamber. bis lie ibre:l acNcile!tigell
Mltfentbultsort III GrlabrnnN brad)-
ten nlD cincn 6tirpc;iincl Srlcrs
mediel ultcrDic!fcl. Nbcr EN-
@icbcrleben lpilrOc mime: mo tm-
mcr ruieocr bilmlsacl6lnbc1. bis Der
Srrocr lid eilolidl crt,c,lo6. bon
Connecticut nndl Saiuoi@ sil fom-
men. mo ieinc SdruciIcr i'm Oornl
in Eeorio. Cir 6rcllOe nor, lple
man lidl Denfeu fam. cine iiberaltS
grobe. 6run Stefer lit i2it Sob
rem @ittmc. 9cmcrfclis,uertb lit
audi. oo5 III ibrcm @nule IN Wtob-
bile Gin Monn Nomclc Nn0rcas
9iGterboicr ans YrcuBen luohnt,
mcldcr Dos bobc Ilter Don neltil-
unoncrul5ig Sdbrcn crrcldt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
SaS Miuo III Der Wic0e,

Ser Malin III Ser Sliithc leincr
Sabre mo DER @rciS nni @nOe Jet
1lcr Scbcnsiugc. tic otle iueroeit III
s5prni's IlpclfrGuter : Slutbeleber
cine icgensreihc Gllellc bon &c.
i~nnDbcit ,tno Strait feHnclt lerilcn.
9ieicS altc &r0uter.@cilnlittc miro
Den Selltell oireft nelieiert ourd) DIE
@igentbiinler, Or. lSeter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, tt2-l1S 90. Sopne
Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
@arpianO.

@cgcl bas Scrcngliideil
benildler Gnnlcll crSGblte Der tiid,-
tige oeutid umerifaniihe Yroici-
ior Otto tSlid)a in Baltimore in ci.
mem bort acbaltencn Sprtrn1c Sol.
acnocs: Cine oroaiac Geidliftp
pollirte mir. ais ih IN ocn iicb5i-
ger Sabren IN Bolton mobnte; eS
DlIroe mir cine Sebrerireae nigebo-
Ten al elmer itautlidIen Stunt nnh
Gelucrbe 3eihenidnle; nod lGngc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21

aQe Nn5eid)ei oellten oarauf bin
Dob oielclbe lnllberc 9riiocrid)of1
oobilttcs itcft. McGurpen mar eli,
3enge bel Dem Snoueit iibe:
Eierion.
Sic llnterlld)ullg bes Soroners
S%carborougb. Der iclbit Irst lit, hot
oeutlid) ergcbcn, oaB Eierlon bel
Der o@infilbrumg" unf zen Giieil-
babnidienel feitgcblulOeu unb bon
6em beranfonmcnoen 3ua ser
malmt lpllrDe. Sb baS Gpmitc,
meld)es nit ben nGinfiibrungsfeicr-
lldfeiten" betrailt mar, mirflid Die
Nbiift bate, Den llngliiflifen lei
ncm Sdidial Sli ii~berloiien oGer
ibm mir Slllgit einiogen iinO i'm
fur5 Dor Der Intunft oes 3uaes aus
leiner id]redlidpen Sage befreiel
lpollte. bleibt babingeitelt, Sbot-
lahe lit, baB er itid,t MIR getobtet
mnrDe. %iortoern oilh porber, nab
reno er bns Seranlnben bes ;3uges
borelL iogar fiiblen nllBte, Die
flird)tbarite S~uOesangit mtsltanb.
Die nltsgeilidte unb raffinirte 9ru=
talitGt. nit peld)er sic Sanoluna
in S5eile geicBt lpurbe, bate Dem
@ebirn elmer bon Sob gegcn Die
9leidgelid)ter erfiiGten &otbbaut
nGDre" eemod)t unb ncnll Die Or
mittelungen nid)t 10 iiberseuaenO
lpGren, miiBtc man barm 5peifeln,
Die jlllee, aus ben beiieren 8eIeu-
ldaftsfreiIen itammenoe Serte iol-
DIE Nieoertr1f)tigfeit nid)t MIR aus
benfen, ionbern audi beeeben
fonnten.
SelbitperitGnOlid bebauptet Die
9riioerid)aft, baB lie nit Dem Ser
bref]eit nifts 81 tbliil bate. Mber
murum ipnroe bie llnteriuhung
forttp1breno bird Srobungen rno
@inid)iifterlIngen erifmert; ,luarum
murben Die 3euaen perfolgt
mo parltm nitroe an Dem Stuoen-
ten WicGarpep Elm Gafeaft periibt?
Man fano ben l1nsliiflifen aefei-
left, gefnebelt unb IN elmer Weiie
genliBbanoelt, OaB er oaS 8eip,lBt-
lem p~erloren bate llno nid)t i'm
Stailoe mar, etmas NGberes unsu-
geben. Milf ieiner Sruit mar NIT
elmer Nabel ell 3ettel feitaeiteft,
melder Die @orte entbielt: Dies
mag %porldufis gcrii9eno iein, aber
es mag ihlimmer meroel,, menlt
mir pieoerfpnmen."
Sm Gergleih nit iolfer 8reuel-
tbaten limo Die oft gerii9ten Taufe-
reien Oeutifer Stioenten mabre
ainoeripiele, -unb leioer iinb iolhe
@organge IN Den amerifnniiher
Sohi6ulen feline Seltenbeit. sic
merfen aui ben Gborafter Die bieii-
gen itlloierenoens SSrlgenb, Ger ouf'
olrd 8rntalitaten beim SuBbaa-
ipiel feinen id)onen Iusbrud iinbet
Elm boles Siht nlo miiiien Die
Gltern. melde lire Sobne oel'
boberen 2cbrnnitnlten Oieies 2an-
Des anucrtrauen mollen, nit banger
Gorge criiiaen. Man ingt bon
beu &nIien. DaB Der Sartnr sum
Gorihein fomme, iuenn man lie
frabt; Don Der amerifanii6en gu
geno fonnte nit ~aroBerem Hed)t be-
bauptet iuerDen, baB Der ssnoianer
5nln &orihcin fommt, iobalo iir
@elegenbeit bot. iid) alls5uto6en.
Soffentlif miro es Den 9eb0rOell
g%elinsen, Die nod ~feblenoen geDeiie
s1 iommeln, oomit Die Chatter CUR
Gedenihnit ge5oaei mo itrenee be,
trait merben fonnen. gber es
lieat I'M Der Wadt Der SorIlebcr
oieier 2ebranitnlten, Die iddnOlidlen
8ebrGlid)e o%b5nidoiien. @iro Oas
porlieaenoe Seiipiel Den aiitob Do
6n geben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
@enn Der finiterc 3ipeiiel nabt
bite @ott INN Sid)t nn0 @nao'.

Ssblt Dir DER gsiae, ieblt Dir
nild) Die Strait
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
THE ACCOUNTING
itching and Burning of the Skin

As in eczema; the frightful scaling, as
in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crust
ing of scalp, as in SCALED head I; the
facial Disagreement, as in pimples
and ringworm; the awful suffering of
infants, and anxiety of wornout par
ents, as in milk crust, letter and salt
rheum all demand remedy of al
most superhuman virtues to success
fully cope with them. That Cuticura
Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such
stands proven beyond all doubt. The
purity and sweetness, the power to
afford immediate relief, the certainty
OF speedy and permanent cure, the
absolute safety and great economy
have made them the standard skin
cures of the civilized world. Abso-
lutely pure.
Sold throughout the world. Cuticura Resolvent Soc
lin form of hocolate Coated Pills, 25c per vial co.,
house So faiis, Rue de la Paix; Boston, 1877 Columbus
Ave. otter Dug y Chem Corp, Sole Proprietors.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

A list of the ships built in Searsport is
published on the 2nd page
Capt. A. N. Blanchard left by train Mon
day for short visit in Boston.
A: W. Fish Of Charlotte, Me-, registered
at the SearspOrt House last week.
Owing to the storm of Sunday there were
NO evening services at either vestry.
Mrs. Hannah T. Pendleton is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Blanchard, in Portland.
The Christian Endeavor will have soci-
ing,
C. E. Averill, who has been employed in
k0ckland, arrived by train Wednesday
evening
party Of Belfast young people had a
supper at the Searsport House last Satur-
day evening.
Capt. Nathan Gilkey, who spent few
DAYS with his family, left by steamer Mon
day for Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. X. A. Myers of Thorndike
were the guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. M0sman.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs.
Daniel Nichols and Mrs. Whittier next
Tuesday evening.
The Searsport Royal Arch Chapter will
hold private installation OF the officers
for the ensuing year Monday evening, Jan.
goth.
Thomas Williams, who is attending
Freedom Academy, accompanied by a friend,
MIR. Ryder of ISleSbOrO, was at home for
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton and Mrs. Frank
Hamilton of Boston arrived by steamer
PenObscot Monday, called here by the i'll
ness of relatives
of Capt, James Butman and is doing an ex
tensive business in spool wood for the
Pike Bros. industry.
Our young people are talking of ride to
Monroe Wednesday evening, with supper
at the hotel there to attend the dance to
be given by the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Capt. Phineas Pendleton left last week
for Worcester, Mass, and after visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Havener, will go to
New York and from there to Porto Rico.
The schooner Josie has opened articles
from Portland to Searsport and thence to
Boston. The Josie will carry cargo of
grain to Searsport and will there take on
cargo of slaves for Boston. The Josie ar
rived here some over 10 days ago and in
tended tying up for the winter but as the
conditions are now much more favorable it
was decided TO accept Lnls cHdIGcT.-IOTI-
land Press.
The drama given by the Senior class Of
the Searsport High school was great sue
cess. The hall was well filled by an enthu-
siastic and appreciative audience. The cast
was admirable and an expert was evident
in the assignment of the parts. The drama
was one that required tact and the amateurs
proved themselves throughout the evening
to be masters of the situation Great credit
is due Mrs. Prudence Putnam. who so kind
iy assisted them. The young Seniors have
reason to be proud of their maiden efforts %
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
BURNHAM,

BUNNHAM.
At the church service Sunday announce
rent was given of the wedding Of Rev. E.
B. Foster and Miss Elizabeth Little at the
Baptist church, Clinton, Wednesday, Jan.
18th. All members Of the congregation
were cordially invited. MIR. and Mrs.
of this place, held reception at the Town
hall, Jan. 10Th. A goOdly number of their
friends were present and a pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. ...F F. A. Dyer, foreman
on section 81, slipped on the ice and struck
his knee On the rail, hurting it quite badly.
ed her sister, Mrs. Flora Gilmore recently.
49,. While unloading carload of corn, n.
e. Murray fell and sprained his shoulder
quite badly, Saturday. &c. E. Gilmore and
c. P. Brown, who have been sick with pneu-
mon ia, are able to sit up.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, no mat
ter OF how long standing, in 6 to IA days.
First application gives ease and rest SOC
If your druggist hasn't it send soc. in
stamps and it will be forwarded postpaid.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
DISFIGURED
WITH ECZEMA
Under Physicians Five
Months. Went from
Bad to Worse.
CURED BYcuTlcuRA
Wonderful Change in One Night.
In a Month Face Was
Clean as Ever.

"Iwas troubled with eczema on the
face for five months, during which
time l was in the care of physicians.
My face was in such a condition that
l could not go out. 1t was going
from bad to worse and I gave up all
hope, when friend of mine highly
recommended Cuticura remedies. The
first night after washed my face with
Cuticura Soap and used Cuticura
Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent it
changed wonderfully, and continuing
the treatment it removed all scales
and scabs. From that day was able
to 60 out, and in a month my face
was as clean as ever"
THOMAS J. SOTH, 3I7 Stage St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26

Jan. 10. Jordan L. Mott, New York,
with phosphate for Fred S. jackson.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26

Little Katie Nickerson is sick with chick
en- pOX.
A f. Nickerson of Waldo was in town
last week
Frank NJ. Eastman of Winterport was in
town last week.
Augustus Moody of Frank fort is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Ed. Bailey.
Archie Merithew was in Waldo recently,
visiting his sister, Mrs. A. f. NickersOn.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Marden of Searsmont
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Marden recently.
Miss Winnie f. Nickerson of Waldo Wis
tied the family of j. 5. Nickerson last
week.
Lndley Nickerson of Stowe, Mass, was
in town recently visiting his uncle, j. S.
Niekerson.
Some Of our young folks attended the old
folks ball in Seaside Grange hall, Belfast,
and had a very pleasant time.
O. W Whitcomb, who has been danger
uusIy iii for the past three months, has so
far recovered as to ride out on pleasant
days
DopGEs CORNER. Mr.. Harry P. Farm
ham returned from a short trip to Boston
by train Friday night. ..... Congratulations
are due Mr. and Mrs. Justin ii. Under
wood, who were recently married. Their
many friends wish for them prosperous
tourney through life. Charles Keller has
been confined to the house with Measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marden of Searsmont
visited his uncle James f. Marden, recent
iY
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
The old folks ball, which came off Tues
day evening of last week, was largely at
tended, people coming from Belfast. Union,
Searsmont, Montville, South Liberty and
Palermo. Kendalls orchestra of Skowhe-
gan furnished music A fine concert was
given for half hour before dancing began
The music was the best ever given here,
and thoroughly enjoyed by the largest COM
pany that ever gathered at hall st. George.
The managers are to be congratulated upon
the success of the affair. The tannery has
resumed business after several weeks shut
down, and the sound of the whistle is once
more heard. f. G. Morton, who has been
confined to the house for several weeks by
illness, is improving Steward Knowlton
of Camden is in town visiting his brother,
Claudius B. Knowlton.. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Hurd were business callers in Belfast
Saturday.. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Pitcher
spent Sunday at their old home in Belfast.
-. Miss Geneva Cram is staying with Mrs.
J. W. Clough for the present.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
BORN.

GRAY. In South Rrooksville. December 49, to
Mr. and MRS. Winfield Gray, q son.
HOWARD. In Bluehill, January 49, to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur E. Howard, daughter.
LUNT: In fremont, January 3, to Mr.. and Mrs
Elwell P. Lunt, a son.
SNOWMAN. In BlEehill, January 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence s. Snowman. daughter, Mar.
garet Louise.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
The following officers of Mizpah Lodge Of
Rebekahs were duly installed Wednesday
evening, Jan. 18th, by Mrs. c. c. Moody
acting as Dept. President: Addie E. Shaw,
N. G.; Geneva Thompson, V. G.; Florence
Belches. Sec'y; Maria. Crockett, Treas. Iva
Cole, X. S. n. G.; Abble Simpson, L. S. N.
G.. Annie Hill, r. s: V. g.; Jennie Grant,
Carleton, Con-; Mary Kneeland, l. G. !;
Frank Downs, o. G.; Lena Sproul, Chap.
49,. Eugene Rowland of Seattle, formerly of
this place, made brief visit and called on
friends in town last week ..... Miss Nellie
Morrissey is at home for few weeks vaca-
ton. Mrs: Charles Dryer is quite i'll :...
Mrs. }: +. Hutchings is slowly improving.
1.-THE following record of births, marri-
ages and deaths for the past year is given
out by Town Clerk d. NJ. Spencer: Births,
49,; marriages, Z; deaths, 20....The Winter
port Free Library has received another
valuable lot Of books from Mr.. Fitzroy Kel-
~ OF Boston, who has generously remem-
bered them on former occasions. Following
is the list: The Simple Life, The Better
Way, BY the Fireside, by Charles Wagner,
"Reminiscences of Peace and War, Mrs. Rog-
er A: Pryor, Recollections and Letters Of
Gen. R. E. Lee, History of Oregon. The
following items are from another CORE
spondent: The concert and ball at Union
hall Friday evening under the auspices Of
Garfield Lodge, l. 0. o. F., proved grand
success. A good crowd attended the con-
cert and at the grand march the floor was
crowded. Mon0ghan'S orchestra furnished
music for the dance and gave several Sc
lectiOns for the concert. Mr.. Richa:d
Taintor, who has been home during the
past two weeks, left on Saturday for Massa-
chusetts, where he has d position for the
coming year: Union Hall has been engag
ed by the Winterport High school boys for
a mas querade ball on February o.. Mr.
James Carlton met with loss in the death
of one of his team horses. On going to the
stable Mon day morning he found the animal
dead in its stall with no perceptble cause
for it's death. -. Mr. j. L. Carlton, who has
been quite seriously i'll the past few months,
Josephine Carleton returned home Satur-
spending the past two weeks with her son,
Amos F. Carleton, high sheriff for Waldo
county. School in Dist. No. closed Fri
day, after most successful term. The rea-
son why it closed SO early is that they have
held session every second Saturday to ac-
commodate their teacher, Mrs. A. f. Garlic
BILE that she might join her husband in Bel
last. The marriage OF Edward Hanson OF
Bangor and Miss Nellie Morrissey of VIM
terport was solemnized Tuesday morning in
st. GabriePs church. The ceremony was
peri prmed by Rev. p. }. Gerrity Miss
Katherine McGrath of Bangor was brides
maid and John Hanson of Augusta, a
nephew of the groom, was best man.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-26

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that she has been duly APP
pointed administrative of the estate of
RUTH E. DORR, late of Winterport,
in the County of Waldo. deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate OF said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
ELIZABETH DORR.
Wjnterport, January 10, 1864