The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-31
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1906

The K. P. Memorial service will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday morning at 1915. The Rathbone
Sisters will be present.
! No. 16 of Capt John o. Johnson's inter
! esting "reminiscences of The Volunteer
Navy is in type, but we are obliged to de-
fer its publication until next week.
| The new train arrangement on the Ban
COR & Aroostook goes into effect Monday,
June 4th The tin table will be given in
| The Journal next week.
MEMORIAL DAY. The Journal is unable
| to report the Memorial Day proceedings in
| this issue as it went to press soon after the
march to the cemetery yesterday afternoon
The weather was favorable, bright sunshine
| with a cool wind blowing, and the streets
| generally free from mud. The flags were
| half -masted, banks and public offices closed
for the day, and all business places closed
| at p. m. for the day, instead of from to 4
p. m. as heretofore.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Jas. H. Howes,
Odd Fellows block, dealer in dry goods,
fancy goods, carpets and rugs, has a large
assortment of mattings of all kinds, limo
leums, lace and muslin curtains, tapestry,
etc. Fred A. Johnson, Masonic Temple,
is offering extraordinary wash suit values
He has just received 100 new white batste
and lace waists, new and fashionable
model in Kabo corsets, new belts and mus
lin underwear He has the New Idea To-
cent patterns, of which an illustration is
given. earle & Jones will have a special
sale of underwear Saturday, June I'd, and
special Saturday evening candy sale in
the crockery department. They have just
received 200 Edison records for May. Mr.
and Mrs. f. P. Chase of A. ID. Chase & Son
have Just returned from Boston and are dis
PLAYING the latest novelties to be found in
the western markets In their carpet de-
partment they are showing straw mating
made in Maine which promises to suppant
that made in China and Japan. The Dins-
more store sells a wOman's house shoe with
rubber heels at SIS Mitchell & Trussell
sell the Monarch mixed paint, paints, oils,
varnishes, Jap-a-lac, copper goods, lamps,
stoves, etc. Plumbing a speciality. ...See
duVt OF small Sloop ul ScuooHtI NdcnI
wanted. IA. ID. Chase X son sell the May
MantOn patterns See illustration of IA
child's dress See notice of seectmen of the
town of Knox .....lohn ID. Glidden, Frank
fort, Me, publishes a caution notice. The
auxiliary schooner yacht Lorlei is offered
for sale. Enquire of F. ;. Lord, Ellsworth,
Me...,..J. Franklin Harris, % High street,
publishes a notice to the people of Belfast
and vicinity. William +. Grnnell has at
the Phenix House stables over 20 head of
horses for sale on exchange; also real estate
in Searsport and Belfast, steam engine and
saving machine, etc. Poor X Son have a
new cigar from Porto Rico, IA ten cent value,
which they are selling at five. Beautiful
colors in sweet peas, 4 ounces for 10 cents
...Mr c. T. Littletield and family pub
fish a card of thanks. Pant makers want
ed by the Jellison Pant Mfg. Co., 40 Main
street. Mrs L. L. Barlow and Mrs. Bertha
Clark publish a card of thanks. H. J.
Locke & Son have for June brides diamond
rings, wedding rings, stone rings of all
kinds, a complete assortment of solid silver
and cut glass, and everything in the jewelry
line of the latest designs. First class repair
work No trouble to show goods.