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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
t1i6ens I'm Nohmaher bafpipe ipern
Sine bes Ndmlihe miinihenb
Iit Eigarbs
9oirs
Sobn Iit Of, ESQ.
8plbenc Wprte.

0ouberlleur 8arfielo bon Marbs
lanb bat bieier Gage 81 Soreitou,
aRb., cine Inipra6e on nnsefdbr
500 Yerionen. Die it'd Su Der oorti,
gen Sair eineefunben batten, gebals
ten, ipel6e bon Ben 3uborern 10
leiht nid)t bergeIien fperben miro.
Ils Seitmotip ieiner Hebe benutte
Der @oltperneur bas 6efannt Spri6s
mort .Wobltbdtigfeit beginnt bns
heim." SIM @erlaufe ieiner Iuss
fiibrunaen inste Der @ounerneur
inter Inberem:
Batter, bebaltet Cure Sobne bel
gu6. 2abt lie ltets Cure erten 8az
meraben unb 8egleiter iein. 8erae
tibet nit ibnen iiber ernlte Nneelegen>
beiten unb setpobnt tie bnrall, @ilG
Gnren 9tatb 5u befraeen. Sd
babe als @ouberneur bes Gtaates
Marplanb beim Surdleben bon Be-
enabigungsgefuden @elegeubeit gez
babt, 81 erfabren, tpeI6e @erbreden
bon iunsen 2enten auein Dem llm>
itanbe 5uSuihreiben iinb, bab bies
ielben ni6t 10 gIiidlih fparen. in
einem liebrei6en Samilienfreiie
groBge5ogen 81 tperoeu. gdter.
SIR miibt @uren Sobnen ielbit nit
einem suten 8eiipiel bpranseben.
Ser ginflub fir @ut nnb 8oie fann
niemals iiberiddbt tperben. 9iGtet
Giler Seim 10 elm, bnb eg gltren
&inbern baieI6it better sefdut. alS
anberstpo. Wa6t es gu1 ba1elhlt
ielber bequem.
Gin 6ineiii6es Sprihnort lautet:
.Gs nimmt bunbert Selte, nm eiEe
Seitune 81 beIeser, aber cine eins
5ige Sral1 ma6t elm tSetm." Steies
Seim ioll ir1Oeiien ni6t cine Grab
itdtte fem, mo mir llns besrdben,
pielmebr elm Tlae Der grboluns uno
bes bduslthen @ersniisens. 8idtet
Cure @obnun9en 10 elm, DAB es ben
&inberu @ergniisen bereitet; bartn
81 bertpeilen. Sdafft ben &inbern
intereiiante 2eftiire an, 10 bab bies
ielben freipiaig 81 Sauie ituoiren.
elmer Der srobartisiteu slbi6nitte
IN Der nmerifaniiGen 8ei6ihte lit
berjenise, tpelder iiber Die Miitter
GROCER Wdnner banbelt unb bar<
tbut, tpelde Sorsfalt iolde Iiitter
ibren SDbnen baben a~neebeiben
laiien. unb mie bann llmsefebrt biele
groBen Idnner itets ibrer Wiitter
bel iebem InIaiie IN bdnfbarer @eiie
sebaht baben. Mit propbetiIfem
Bid bat Der sroBe Mapoleon emit
Sranfret1's Ihiaesferie erfannt. als
er erfldrte. ipas Srantrei6 an
Meiiten Notb tbue, leien Iiitter.
Gs giebt piele Batter, pelhe feline
3eit 5u ba6en i6einen, Inn ibren
ainSern Die .%sebibrenpe Iufmerfs
iamfeit 6n mior,en, uno anbere
Batter, tpelde ii6er niht mebr Seii
n~erfiigen, iinb i'm Stanbe, ibrer
Naffommen, Die edten @eeriffe Dor
gbrlihfeit, gbreefiibl uno 8abr.
beitsliebe beiSnbringeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
@ubim FLEET Der Ginuanbereritrpm?

8obin Die 1882 @innanberer
iid begaben, Die I'M September IN
Sem Dorf anfamen. Na6 Der anti
liden 3uiammeniteaung auf ellis
Sslanb begaben iih naf alabama
145, @Iasfa u, Iri5ona 165. are
fanias 46, Californian 1850, Golos
rabo 375, Connecticut 2,401, Selas
mare "a, Oiitrift Columbia 1873,
Sloriba 1875. Georgia 81, 5aipnit a,
Sbabo 81, Slinois 5,192, Snbiana
SAB, Snbianer : Serritorilim 81,
Sopa 1884,. aanIas $50, aentudp
So, 9ouiliana 153, Blaine 95,
3arplanb 372. W~ioiIa6uietts 3,299,
Mihiean 1.101, @inneiota 800,
IiIiiiiippi 60, Miilouri 927, Wtona
tana 145, Nebrasfa 2S6, Nebaba
46, Stem Sampibire 1919, SEEM Ser
Iep 4,6S6, Neu Merifo SO, Netp
Dprf 3O,S34, Norb Carolina 81,
Norbz0 ofota 2O5. Ohio, 2,S15,
Sflabomu ~, Oregon 169, Sennipl7
panien 12,759. Sorto Gico 8, Gbooe
Sslanb ass. Siios Carolina 81, Siib>
Safota 157, Senneiiee rs, Seras
100, ltta6 1876. @ermont 139, 8ire
oinien 1871, @nibiugton 347, &eit
i@niernei ?4@@@NS gHSI gNSWt
@irainien COS, g8isconiin 9S3,
@poming Sc. = .Salt. 9euti6er
Snrre5npu0eut".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Cine jnm9e Mutter nit 20
SaDren.

.Ieine SHUTTER 1T plobli6 gu 70
Sabren nieoer jung geporben.
3wan5ig Sabre beftiaeS 2eiben an
Snspepiia bdtten lie p~olitdnpie fir
slGes mfdbig 9ema6t. bis Dor icfs
Monnten, ais lie begonn electric
@itters ein5unebmer, lpcl6cs Seils
mittel Tie pplitdnbig pieber beritcQtc
nub ibr Die ardfte unb Sbdtigfeit
ibrer junacn Sabre ipiebergob".
fGreibt Srau @. 9. 8ilpotrid aus
Sanfortb, Wc. Selte 8ieberbers
fteauuass 4r5nei Der 8elt. Steut
ben @asen. sic 2eber. Die Nieren
ipieber fer. reinist bn8 @lut unb
teilt Ialaria. 8allenleiOen unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Gin statiitit nab lire 9ebren.
er6ffentlihten

giner fiirslid ber6ffentlihten
Stutiitif snfolge iinb in ben Ser.
Staaten in einem ein5igen Sabre in@
folge nnborii6tigen l~lmgebens NIT
Sroenen, @iften unb Weoiainen ridt
tpenieer als 2.048 GergiftunesfaQe
poraefommen, bon benen 500 einen
tDbtlihen guseang nabmen. Wit
anbern @orten: bieIe InSabl Wens
fhen 1inb burh irgenb eiuen ~perbdngs
nibpollen Srrtbum ober llnporIiftt9e
felt in Der Sanbbabung ODER I'M @es
braude bon Weoifamenten nnb @iften
burd ibr eiaenes pber Inberer Ser
ffulben in ibrer @eIunbbeit 9eidds
Blot ober eet0btet iporben. user
bermDdte Die @roBe bes Summers
unb beg Serseleibs, Die ii6 an bieie
3ablen fniipfen, su ermeiienl
Wan tpdre berIuft, Die Hi6tiefeit
bie1er Mnea6e 5u be5tpeifeln, es fir
limm0aIih 81 balten, bob ~anidbrlid
cine fol6e 3abl bpn Wenihen ars
llnporiihtiafeit bergiftet nnb biele
babon benz SOB iiberliefert fperben,
fpenn nift berartise Sdlle cine
ftebenbe Hubrif in Der Sa9espreiie
bilbeten. 8alb lit es Die in Der
Gle ober 9unfelbeit nerpedielte
TIaide" - cine ~beionbers berbdnga
nibpole Stole ipielt bierbei Die &ars
bpIfdureflai6e -; bulD 'fibrt etne
All itarfe Soils Der ridtigen Wtebi5in
All einem f%atalen Geiultat ober es
bolen iif @inber an Dem Snbalt Der
in yIergeiien6eit itebens, begin. lie@
aen a%ebIiebenen" Slai6e ODER Shah7
tel &ranfbeit unb Sob. Seine Ieue
nnb Selbitanflagen fDnnen bas linz
aIiid uneeiheben MAIDEN.
Gs brauft faum eeiaet su tper@
ben, baB Die meiiten bieIer 1ln9liids<
fdne, fpenn niht Mne, berbiitet tper>
ben fDnnten. Gs lit unbeereiiliGer
unb nnber5eibli6er 2eihtiinn, Webis
ainfluIGen I'M Sunfeln 5u ergreifen
unb einen She'll bes Sn6dlts ielbit
einSunebmen ober anbern 5u berab@
reihen. Nebi5inen unb aiftige
Gnbiansen iolten tets binter
iiherm 8eri6luB alfbena6rt perben,
70 bnB ainoer riht baau ~gelangen
f0nncn. NnberIeits 1ollten gltern
lire 8inber bon friibeiter Sll9enb an
babor iparnen, etpas in bie Sdnbe
an nebmen unb 5u 9enieben. obne
8ater ober Wlltter pber cine erpahz
fene Nerion su fragen. geim @es
bruuhe Der Webi3inen iebe man iif)
Die @uii6rift auf ben SlaIden ober
Gfadteln iebr aennu an, Inn jeben
Srrtbum ans8uihlieben. unb benfte
Die Notwithstanding, Die niemals
feblen pber entfernt fperben barf.
@6dten bieie 3eilen ba5u beitras
gen, einem peitberbreiteten llebe(z
ftnnb in etipaS 81 ~iteuern. @iirben
bic ous Der p~oritebenben trauriaen
Gtatiitif ii6 er9ebenben 2ebren be-
bersigt unb Die bier ertbeilten 8inte
aGeenlein befol9t, 10 miibte Die 3abl
fer hurh @eripehslung Ser Iebi8ine
flaihen ober unrihtigen @ebrauhs
bon Sroauen unb @iften entitebenben
1lnaliidSiGle balb cine @erminbez
rling erfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

Cine @Rlitb feline 8ebr. obne
S9am feline Chr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

als 8eiultat bon droniider Ser
1topfuna. miro i6neuitens gebeilt
Dur6 Sr. Sings SEEM 9ife 8inen
Sieielben entfernen aue siftiger
Seine aus oem Sbitem unb eeber
neiles 2eben unb Stdrfe; heller
Masenfdure, llebelfeit, aopfihmer5en
S6minoelanfdqe unb 9nr6faa, pbnt
2eibi6mer5en ober l~lnbebasen. 81
Gts. @arantirt bon g. @. f t c
656 Main Strabe, Dubuque. SOMA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

siebt es gar mandle 9inse. bon benen Cure Sdul'
ueis heit iid nidItS trdumen lGBt; iino 5i oieien
3ingen. welde ourd) ibre Sfienbarung oas sroBte
griiauneu erregen,. geboren Die altberudhrten ct.
Bernard &rduterpilien. 3auienoe uni. Nbertals
Ienoe haben bereits oieie eriahrung g%ennadbt.
Srgeno cine llnoorIibtigteit in Der SebeitsiibS
runs legte ben @run6iteir gu ~ihiueren 9eioen.
9ann tamen oelen erite 2n5eiden, iuie appetits
lpiigteit, ihledter @eidlmad I'M Mfnnoe, aopts
'dmeraen. Spater iolsten Mattigteit, 5eratlos
pien, Scbipiubelanidue. Shnmndhten. SebitDrs
unsen. Wanenoergittung uno, 5ulebt t%ootlid1e
3e6ers uno Observation-Disclosures, b. b. t6blidbe iuenr
nicbt Su red1ter Belt Elm sitiees @eidbid bic
armeu Iatienten, bic BON Der d%r3tlidben ShuIs
tueiSbeit feline ollie rrehr 5u erlangen berinodten.
Den beiltrditisen ct: Bernard ardrterpiien 81.
geiibrt hdtten. tlno bann fam bic punoerpone
Sfenbarune oaS iene Bilen. iuelhe aus ben
r%einien Blan3enlalten Der Natnr obne legltebe
dBenoe, metaliitbe Beimiid)ung bergefteat tpers
ben Quesbalb tie audi feline lber5uderten Sulle
beoiirien(. audi IN oenn idliminiten 5duen nod
poaitdnoiee 9eilung %peridaien. Sn allen Npos
tbeten limb oieie giaen fir rs Gents gu haben.
-+-+%-
Cine @llltb feline 8ebr, obne
Sdbdm feline Chr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Der garif iuI repibirt werbem.

9as @erlaneen nad elmer Hepi>
lion bes 3olltariis lit niht auf Die
benlofratiihen 3eitm9en bel6rdnft,
Ionoern eritredt lid audi nrtf berz
porrn9eube republifunildJe Sldtter.
oeren slnbdn9lidfeit on Die Sartei
bes S6us3oaes bisber uiht in Srage
se5osen nurbe. llnb Dies gelhiebt
ni6t nur in anberen Staaten, ione
bern, nie Ser nSittsbur9er Sc
obabter" beridtet. lelbit I'M bod30as
nerii6en Yenniplponien. Sic CIR
fenntniB, buB Die 10 piel 9erii6mte
YroIperitGt lulr cine cinieitioe lit
nnb MIR bel ben 9roBen Srllits ii6
finbet, iueld)e burh Den Sodl3oQ 9es
ihiibt uno in Stnnb geieet iinb, lire
interchangeable bis ms Nid>
crane 5u treibeu, ipd6reno Das Splf
Der mirfli6e CONTINENT, fiir @aes
anffomnlen mtB unb Die Srbeiter bel
bDbe rem 2Dbuen nidbt 6eiier narnn
lino, ipeil iie e6eu ale i6re 8eoarfSs
artifel tueit bD6er be5nbleu miiiieu,
brtht li6 immer mebr Snbn.
@f+-
Ser idlimmite S6merS miro
bnr6 Siifteuipeb entmidelt. nber es
i6eint, Dab Der 9rDBte Sdmner5 am
liderIten onrf ben 8ebrau6 bon
ct. SQfob3 SeI fltrirt tnirn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

bdrnbd sc 1dnetle
fommen5e tbdt. III bic
fer Sieien, Jag Sd. mo
Die 8ldtter IN Die
@dlber ~(finfesneen5ib
Souers ben Sd be-
5ablt for gdum, mo
SD ZEN eiiebe loiie in
Sront bun 5dufer bun
Wir, III Tie iein nit
abnsetimme. Sd meen
nit uff9egan9e, III Sd
lperb sese De Wann
O~o, nnLnl az
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

munbIdaft ii6er Die @olfer Der Groe
betraut nnb M ben IiIftrag crz
tbeilt, iiberan Die i6lebte.l S~iiriten
fort5uia9en uno bur6 guts 81 CT
ieReu2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Spbn Httid), Gsa., hat pDctiife ntth
Dann iebr praftiihe Mn=
,uanblmngcn.

WtiIter gbiter!
Sn bieier Sabres5eit, mo Der
Sidnlpiter Ylupium, pm berrlidlte
Serbitpetter g~ebiiniti9t. SD meen
begiiniti9t, nit leinem cironiihe Sis
fifusld6le arf Inns berubidmeilt. 10
Dab Die Sppnsf bun Der @iiihte Gu
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(spcsteu fir biefe Seituus)
ung Der uenen GO. Reter unb Eanl'ss Sird
til YeterSburg Soma.
(@pn Scrrn 9. Silsbpif)
100 ort mo Der Sonne ~solb'nes 2idt
Sel g~ldn5eno burf Die 8ldtter brtff
Siebt man Die Stride erob uno bebr,
- Sizes Mciiter1perf bon Rartin seer.
llnb lpenn man Jest bos Sbpr paiiiert
Sas ii1s gum @pttesbauie fibrt,
Sann sebt init inns auf Shritt lub Sritt
@ud) Stalncn unb 8eiprnb 'r,ing nit.
Senn S6onbeit tpirb am reiniteu ldeircu
gSo &unlt uno @laube lid bereinel.
@ie berrlih itent Der Sodaltar
Sid bes @eifauers Slifen bar.
@ie itrablt IN Der Statuen Yrodt
&ns flnitreid Sadner's Sanb 9enladt.
Gem SodaItare reiben Damn
Gier fleinere ii6 ipiirbig an.
Ser cine 5eigt Waria, milo,
Ser anbere Sanft SoIepb's gilb.
Sier Gbrttus tobt am WltterberSen
&m Selbers bort in Seio uno SdmerSen.
Sic Seniter aus @etfaIenIanb
limb Spei bonn i6Dnen Siadrltranb,
@el6' Sarbenreidtbum. fpeld' elm @Ian5l
Sic gfoien blIb'n i'm Yurpurfran5.
Iuf Sell ~9enbilber mdnni9falt,
9es Seilanbs bebre 2ifteeltaIt.
Sn Sarben iinb ie elm @ebift
Sas @ottes @orte 5u uns 5priht,
8oran lid 6erS lrb Sinn erbauen
@enn mir bielelben fromm beidaier.
Mu6 Spiepb @dIter, fpoblbefannt,
Sfuf bier nit tinit9eiibter 5anb
Gin @erf Der i6Dniten 5armonie
l1nb ehter @lnuberspoeiie.
sn Sarben g~ldn5enb, nnb bod cart
SIT es elm 8rnitperf ei9ner grt,
suf beien Siloer Sarbenslutb
Ses aenners Iuee freubie rubt.
9aBt mir lie @l6 jest beutenb, p~reien,
Sic bin auf G1riiti 2eben tpeilen.
Scr Seilanb bort bic glinben heilt,
Sier bel ben &inbern Iiebenb tpeilt.
Seibt 2aSorus bauu lebenb ieiu.
aud bes Sairlls SD6terlein.
Sizes Bib iteat 9etri Siiffang bar,
Sier feline 9fettlng aus @efabr.
Seim Sarfenipielen Sabib iinet.
$50 uns bas airdenlieb erflingt.
llnb mo ertonen frontrte 2ieber
S6aut Can't gGcilia bold bernieber.
Ninas an Den @Gnben ie6en mir
Ser neuen Stationen 3ier.
Su Sarben bunt, ifon bon @eitalt,
Ius Miin6ens GROCER aunitanitalt.
Sebt ipte Der 2e1dter ltrablt nno bliBtl
Iud Srnamente, reid geidniet
Damn bon Den Sdulen golo ner S6ein
GO aldnst es berrlif, men unb rein.
limb 10 tpirb es in ipdtern 3eiteu
so6 bieler Stride 9fubm berbreiten.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
AS OTHERS SEE US.
Notes of Visit to SearsPOrt, Belfast,
Brooksville and Castine.

Brooksville and Castine.
correspondent of the Gardiner Reporter
Journal, who accompanied the Grand Offic-
ers to Brooksville to institute Bagaduce
Lodge of Masons, gives some interesting
notes of his trip. He says:
We changed cars at Burnham Junction
but had to wait for an hour before proceed
ing to Belfast, a distance of thirty four
miles. The scenery is varied along the
! route; woodland, pastures and cultivated
fields. We passed several large fields of
potatoes, in some of which double horse
potato diggers were in operation, an inter-
esting sight to those of us who had never
seen any of the machines in use.
We arrived at Belfast about $50 a. m. and
took the steamer Golden Rod for the place
of our destination. We made our first land
ing at Searsport, six miles n. E. from Bel
fast, a neat looking village located on hill
side overlooking a portion of Penobscot
Bay. This town was Incorporated in 1915,
and named in honor of Daniel Sears of BoS-
ton, who owned Sears Island in that vicin-
ity. We did not meet Daniel, and could not
inquire as to his present abiding place,
whether it be in Searsport Or elsewhere.
Stockton Springs is in plain sight as we
sailed from Searsport, and large new
wooden building was pointed out to us as
the storehouse for shipment of potatoes
brought from ArOOstook county by the Ban
gor and Aroostook railroad, the terminal Of
which is at this place
The lodge was duly instituted, the officer
installed and an appetizing supper followed.
The writer then continues:
A steam launch took our party across the
Bagaduce river to CaStine where we spent
the night at the Castne House, much to our
qualification. This town was settled in 1926
hysp ly-t,,n h * o0l a = "A
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Cures Group, sore throat, pulmonary
troubles. Monarch over pain of every sort.
DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO S..

Taken this third day of October. A D. 1896. ON
execution dated the third day of October A d.
1906, issued on a Judgment rendered bv the 81
preme Judicial Court for the County Of Waldo
at the term thereof begun and holden at Belfasr
IN SAID county, on the third Tuesday OF Septem-
per. A. ID 1906, to wit; on The twtntv-eighth iay
OF september A. d. 1906. in favor of Leila G.
Thompson OF Stockton Springs in said County of
W aldo, against Neudel G. Staples and Etta
c,apleS both of S"neryille County of MiddleSpy
Statt OF Massachusetts, for five hundred and
'hty-Seven dollars and twenty-five cents debt
III damage, and nineteen dollars and fftythree
ornts' costs OF SUIT; and VIII be sold at public
ductioh at t!le SherifS ONCE in Belfast i'll said
county Oh WALDO, to the highest bidder on tie
seventeenth day of November A. ID. 1906 at the
noun OF eleven O'Clock in the forenoon the follow
NY described real estate and all the right title
ana interest which the said Mendel &. Staples and
Eta shave in and to the same or had on the
eighteenth day of December A d. 1905 at eight
O'CLOCK III tile forenoon. the time when the same
was attached on the writ in the same suit to wit:
SIM EEN-TN ENTN-FIRST undivided parts of
a CERTAIN lot or parcel Of land situated at Cape
JeliSoh, III the town OF stockton Springs County
OF Waldo, Maine, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit on the west by land now or formerly
of Phebe and Sawyer Ellis: on the north by land
now or formerly of the heirs of Miles Staples; on
the east by land now or formerly of Mrs. Wheeler
OF Thomaston and the same formerly owned by
the late David B0wden; on the south by the
shores of PenobScot Bay-the premises above
described being the homestead of the late George
Timer Staples.
October g. 1906
3wI AMOS F. CARLETON, Sheriff
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BELFAST FREE LIBRARY.
New Books, October, 1906

New Books, October, 1906.
| *Bicknell, Edmund, compiler.
| Ralph's Scrap Book, illustrated
| by his own camera. Publish
ed in memory of Ralph Ed
| mund Bicknell. 1905......... BIB Al
| Corelli, Marie.
The treasure of Heaven: ro-
nance of riches. 81
Deland, Margaret.
The awakening of Helena Ritch-
Observation-Disclosures. D 37-e
Dickerson, Mary c.
The frog book. North Ameri-
can toads and frogs, with
study of the habits and life
histories of those of the north
eastern States. Photographs
from life by the anthor........ 1918 d
Greene, Sarah p. Mclean.
Power Lot. A novel. G S3-4
IngersoIl, Ernest.
Life of animals; the mammals.
Colored plates. 500 ln-2
Isham, Samuel.
The history of American paint
ing. With full-page photo
gravures and other illustra-
tions 1905 History of Amer
lean art............... ........ 1891 Is
James Henry.
English hours. illustrations by
Joseph Pencil. 1905......... I 42-J
j johnson, Rossiter.
Phaeton Rogers. A novel of boy
life. 1903. Observation-Disclosures. j 63-l
Mabie, Hamilton Wright
PARALLELS of life. With photo
gravure illustrations by W.
Benda. 1904. ................. S14. Md
Richmond, Grace S.
The second violin. A story..... r Al
Shute, Henry A.
A few neighbors. ST. Sh 9-3
Sinclair, May.
Audrey Craven. A novel........ ST 80
Spearman, Frank II.
Whispering Smith. A novel;. sp 81
Stevenson, Robert Louis.
Nirginibus pueriSque, and other
papers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S24StO-2
White, Andrew Dickson.
Autobiography With portraits.
1905. ". ..................-.... B-N %
White, Stewart Edward.
The pass. Illustrated by F.
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Presented.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
Collectors Notice Of Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.


Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town of
searsmont. i'll the county of Waldo, for the year
| 1905.
The following list of taxes on real estate of
nonresident owners in the town of SearsmOnt
| for the year 1906 committed to me for collection
for said town on the fifteenth day of June. 1905.
remains unpaid and notice is hereby given that if
SAID taxes. interest and charges are not previous
| IL paid, so much of the real estate taxed as is
sutticlent and necessary to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges will be
sold at public auction at the Dirigo Hall in said
| town. on the first Monday in December, 1906, at
| nine O'Clock a. m.
west by land of L. L. Morse, northeast by land of
Belmont line. southeast by land of VI. B. Hunt.
southwest by land of G. f. Donnell; 80 acres;
| alue, SIS; ia X. S1.35.
! land of l. e. Wellman estate, southwest by Hope
! line, northwest by Mark Perry estate northeast
BY sy land of E. c. Gallup; acres; value, $50; tax,
Gilmore, Willard. Land bounded northwest by
! land of Levi Greer, northeast and southeast by
land of James Fuller southwest by land of John
Thompson ct ais. Is acres value, 500; tax. S1.7S.
Hall, Ambrose A. Land bounded northeast by
land of Geol &c cooper, east by meadow brook
south by land of George Thompson. west by land
of George W. Fuller q acres; value, $50; tax, 35.
Morse, A. c. Land bounded northwest by land
of j. H. Thomas northeast by land of Miles
Pease, southeast by land of E. Mariner, south
west by land of Enos Pease; 46 acres; value. $500;
tax, 1854.
Pendleton. Margaret estate. Land bounded on
northwest by Georges river. northeast by land of
Margaret Thomas southeast by land OF n. X.
Robbins, southwest by land of H. X. Robbins ct
ais; 120 acres; value, $500; tax, 1886.
road northwest by land of o. E. Robbins ct ais,
northeast by road. southeast by Appleton Ridge
road, southwest by land of 5. X Bennett; house
and barn; 20 acres; valut, $50; tax, SS0l'
JIG PACKARD,
Collector of taxes OF the town OF SearsnOnt.
Searsmont oct IL, 1905.-3w42
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
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