The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-15

readers now have this excellent farm and
home weekly in connection with The Jour
nal, and many more would pay their sub
scription in advance and secure it free if
they knew what valuable publication it is.
We had contract with the publishers I'M
der which we were enabled to furnish it
free to all subscribers paying 81 for The
Republican journal one year in advance;
but recent ruling of the post office depart
ment will not permit of this price after
March 81, 1906. All subscriptions received
by us in season to reach New York prior to
the close of business March 81, 1906, will be
taken at the old rate. After that time the
price for The Journal and Tribune Farmer
will be 1926.
IMPROVEMENTS ON PHOENIX Row. The
work of repairing and renovating the build
ing on Phoenix Row owned by L. L. Gent
ner has been completed. The store occu-
pied by Marsano up to the time of the fire
has been leased to Fred NJ. Staples, who
early next month will open with a stock of
fruit, confectionery and cigars. The rooms
upstairs occupied by the Boot and Shoe
makers Union are practically new, the fire
having Quilted this part of the building.
Steel ceilings have been placed in all the
rooms, and the finish and floors are of hard
pine. There is handsome reception room
in front, with reading room in the rear
and back of that a large and Well-lighted
smoking room. The adjoining building, to
be occupied by Thomas B. Berry as d resi-
dence and restaurant, has undergone a
thorough renovation, and the lunch room
will be the finest in the city. The interior
is finished in hard woods with large mirrors
and handsome show eases and counters.
There are three stalls and lunch counter,
and the kitchen is upstairs. Mr.. Berry
and family will occupy the upper stories.
PIANO RECITAL. Some of the pupils of
Miss Amy E. stoddard gave very interest
ing recital at her home, 100 High street,
Tuesday, March -. All of the selections,
which were varied as to style, were very
creditably rendered. Many were played
without notes and this gave an added inter-
est. The program, which was much enjoy
ed, was as follows:
Polka Duet, Streabog
Miss s Edith I NJ. strout. Miss stGddara,
Miss Gladys Richards.
The Juggler, Strealog
velma Mitchell.
Rudolph Wiggin, Miss Stoddard.
Ride on the Rocking aSnRgsI Horse Eas:e,, Kienze
Selection from "The Magic Flute,:' Mozart
Margare. Craig.
Mnuet, Beethoven
Alice Parker.
Allegro, OPP. SO, No. 6, Clement
Florence Shaw
Old Sentinel March,
Morjory Shaw.
LIE Sor (DueD Low
Harry Bowker, Miss Stoddard.
ClOister Bells. Neustedt
Miss Clara Kurdish.
Idylle,
Erma Tuttle
Song of the Hunter, Geibel
Miss Vesta Shate.
Edna White, Miss stoddard.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The season for
rubbers is at hand and The Dinsmore Store
has seaSonable suggestions in THAI direction.
....Gold Bond 80 hats at William A.
Clark s....See advt for proposals for fur
nishing various articles to custom house
building. Read what the Waldo Trust
Co. has to say about Progressive Banking
New stock of goods in all departments
opening daily at the store of A. D. Chase &
Son, Chase's Corner. II. CoOmbs &
Son, 70 Main street, advertise a special
clearance sale of cameras at cost and few
that are slightly shop worn at less than
half price. Developing and printing done
promptly and at lowest prices. 49,. Roller
skating at the Belfast Opera House Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Special arrangements for private parties.
Social dance every Saturday evening".
See warning by Mason & Hall, only author
lied agents for the genuine Masury's Rail
road Paints. flames II. Howes, Odd Eel
lows block, successor to George w. Bur-
kett, will observe the anniversary of his
going into business by special value giving
in every department, and begins this ami
versary sale with new shirt waists. Low
prices in other departments. -. Written
Bros. have taken the agency for the cele-
brated goods of the Ii. W. Clark Biscuit Co.
Read what is said Of them in their advt. go.
Good reliable woman wanted for general
homework in a family of three. Must be a
good plain cook,