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FREEDOM NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that for valuable con-
sideration, hereby release unto my minor son,
Arthur N. johnson, the balance of his time dur
Ing his minority; that shall claim none of his
wages and pay no debts of his contracting after
this date,
Belfast, Maine, February 10, 1907.
3w8 WILLARD A. JOHNSON.
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WANTED !
MN m1"HVn Sc con d. n nd
goods of every de
I'LL scriptlOn. Furni-
ture, bedding, car
pets, stoves, etc
Antique furniture
a speciality. If you
lDlv LIZ have anything to
sell drop me a
postal card and you will receive prompt call.
WALTER H. COOMBS,
Tyre Corner Cross and Federal Sts.. Belfast,
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MONTVILLE.

MONTVILLE.
Monday, Feb. 18th, when it was showing
and blowing the worst known for the win
ter and the roads were so drifted that a
person could scarcely get to a neighbours
house, Clarenteen +. Porter of this town
dropped to the floor dead. He had been in
poor health for the past three years, but for
the past few months had been as well as at
any time this winter. He arc ~ usual
Monday morning and performed b. regular
morning duties. His last act Was tU wash
and comb his hair. He had placed the comb
and brush in the case and stepped back Il
little from the glass. lie then took a step
as If to look i'll the glass again, when he
fell to the floor Mrs. Porter was look ing
at him at the time, waiting for him to come
to the breakfast table. She hurried to his
side but as quickly perceived that life was
extinct. She then started Tor her nearest
neighbor, E. b. Lunt. The snow drifts
were SO deep that several times She fell, and
1t was only the excitement OF the occasion
that Kept her up to reach his house. Mr..
Porter was native of Dlxmont and moved
to this town with his parents about % years
ago. He leaves to mourn their loss a widow,
Mrs. Flora A. (Swift) Porter, one daughter,
Agnes, father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert o. Porter OF this town, and two
brothers, DR.. E. \. Porter of Pittsfield and
Prof. F. A. Porter of the Conservatory of
Music, Boston, Mass. The burial services
took place from his late residence Feb. 10th
sermon by Rev. L. r. Pentecost; conductor,
f. j. Hatch bearers, E. b. Lunt, A. l.. Dyer,
A. ID. Baker and F. Z. Lucas. The body
was placed i'll the new tomb at Mt. RepOSe
cemetery. The two brothers brought beau
tiful flowers-pinks, callas and fernS-and
when arranged they covered the whole top
of the caSket.
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-,,.d Like a Charm.

Walker, editor of that spicy
NJ D, .b n enterprise, Louisa. Va, says: :
,,grpa, lI naiI in my foot last week and at
/ Pm ADA pa" Bucklen's Arnica Salve. No
me- spp .ien followed; the salve simply
lseasnniia 'W ,rannnd" Heals every sore. burn
tS.,lsi tp7 lease. Guaranteed at R. II.
~ = ~ Druggist. 25c,
y''' a.. married a worthless nobleman.
Hg---i'iiTT i'd that happen? He-Despon-
SILL ,s was Tilted by her fathers
ss' ....sn will promptly check cold
4f7' .ppa when taken early or at the
n tb1 u., l.5- Preventics cure seated
slsF nzl Preventics are little candy
jill IL |5 pr Shoop, Racine, Wis, will
ssa5' ,. Won samples and a book on
.sl .' + you will write him. The
t'i' r,sye their merit. Check early
aDP rreyputics and stop Pneumonia.
i5d' .-' and 45c boxes by j. II. Mont
s5 "a sport; r. II. Moody, Belfast.
~ -...itt1-My sister Maud told me
W, friday I've promised never to tell.
ggy5- Well, go on. I'm listening.-
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nome from Bangor, where she spent aevar.,
weeks with her brother, George Hill ~
Charles Thompson have arrived from n ana
ricane Isle. Frank Otis is confined to tho
house with severe cOld The neo s,io
who have been on the sick list with Spi,,
for the past few weeks are much better SIP
A meeting OF the knights and Pythian Sis
large number was in attendance, .Jobn
Leonard was at Mt. Waldo Friday caIiinn
on friends. =. Bernard Averill is AT homss
from East Millinocket. -. Several of the
Italians in this section are holding what
they term a carnival. Those taking part
i, , are fantastically dressed and masked GOING
from one neighbor to the other carving an
image in large box followed by mnsin
The image was later burned with loud an.
plause. "p
WINTERPORT.
On Friday evening, Feb. 22nd, a wedding
reception and ball was given in the K. of
T. hall, Winterport, by MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Porter. Both are widely known
and have hosts of friends. Over a hundred
guests were present and all enjoyed tho
dance and the delicious oyster supper Tho
presents were as follows: Glass set. Wal.
family; salad dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
Stone; pair linen towels, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allie Crockett; side board scarf, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. +. Perkins; pair linen towels. Mr.
and a. Mrs; E. d. Whitney; bon bon dish,
Lillian Lane; shaving mug, hot water
pitcher, w. K. Carleton; vase, bon bon dish.
fruit dish, waiter, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Chase and family; vase, Ethel Foss; six
water glasses, MIR. and Mrs. A. r Ed
mOnds; table cloth, Algie Perkins
Japanese rose jar, H. Ray Porter: cold
meat fork, Frances Littlefeld; two cake
plates, one cheese plate, Eugene Nealev:
cake plate. Walter I'll. Bickford; glass
cracker jar, Ethel Hardy; table cloth.
Steven Littlefield; hanging lamp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bicknell and Mr.. and Mrs A,
Porter; two silver spoons, Oscar Littletield
and Freda Patterson; dolly, Grace Dunton;
oak side board, MIR. and Mrs. Leon Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lane, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Elllngwood, Charles S. Littlefield,
j. w. Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Downes, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clements,
Mr.. and Mrs; Dexter, Clements, Mr. and
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Carleton, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Littleield, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ii. Knowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Arey, Mr. and'Mrs. Frank Carleton, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Littlefeld, Raymond T.
Cole, Raymond Carleton, Frank Littlefield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellngwood, MIR. and
Mrs. G. J. DoWnes; willow rocker, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Butterfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X. Downes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wilson, MIR. and Mrs
Oden Downes, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Mandei Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles f. Sinnott, Mr. and Mrs
George A. Cole.
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STATEMENT OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
If II ri fnrJ CA,,r

Total liabilities and surplus. 81, 493, 455 IS
ALBERT M. AMEs, Resident Agent,
Stockton Springs, Maine.
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County Correspondence.
deferred from last week. |

Deferred from last week..
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Lulu Avery came home from VIM
throp, Me, last week sick with severe
cold. She is attended by DR.. Towle of
Bucksport. Mrs Eugene Barnes is on the
sick list. She is attended by DR.. Towle of
Bucksport.. Saturday and Sunday num-
pect to Bucksport. Arthur Swan of Bos-
ton is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Nettie Brown. Mrs. E. w. Grindle visit
ed relatives in Brewer last week.
NORTH PALERMO.
Mr.. aud Mrs. M. J. Nelson were called to
Albion this week by the serious illness of
their daughter, Emma, who had just closed
her school in that place and had made plans
to come home the day she was taken sick
with pneumonia All wish her speedy re-
covery... Mrs. Ella Powlowsky, who has
been caring for her mother, Mrs. Eliza Mel
son, who is now c0nvaescent, returned to
to her home in Somervile this week, ac
companied by Mary Bachelor. The latter
is going to her sons home in Philadelphia.
Gertrude Jordan of Coburn has been pass
who has been at Mrs. George Soule's for
some time returned home last week -. Mrs.
Willard Pullen, who has been very sick
pneumonia, is improving.
TROY.
Miss Ellen Shaw, whose long and serious
illness has been reported, went to Portland
Thursday, accompanied by her father and
DR.. c. NJ. Whitney. A serious but success
full operation was performed at the Maine
General Hospital Friday morning. From
daily encouraging reports her anxious
friends are entertaining strong hopes of her
recovery. Willis Crawford of Hudson
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. L. J. Sander
son. The High school, which was post
poned one week on account of the illness OF
the teacher, Harry Rowe, reOpened Monday.
The next Sunshine meeting will be
with Mrs. Lizzie Smith Thursday after
noon, March 7th. Mrs. o. P. Estes, who is
still with her daughter Mrs. McCauslin in
Unity, we are glad to report is rapid re-
covering from her recent illness.
FRANKFORT.
The village schools closed last week. The
grammar school was taught by Mary }.
Leonard. The names of her pupils not alb
sent for the term are John Quigley. Daniel
Murphy, Sarah Carr and Lena TOney.
Those only missing one day are Peter Pc
duzzi, East Curtis, Allis Cuddy and Helen
Averill.. =. Mrs. Della Hill has returned
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UNITY
Miss Iona Mallet, who closed her store
and went to Massachusetts to visit her
parents several weeks ago, is expected to
return in March. Mrs Nina Ross opens the
store when requested. Nellie York, who
has been visiting relatives i'll Bangor for
number of weeks, will return soon and help
tend OUT. Mrs. E. E. McCauslin's mother,
Mrs. Q. P. Estes from Troy, who is with
her and is very i'll with jaundce and heart
trouble, is slowly improving. A nurse from
Bangor is caring for her. Dallas Rollins,
who bought lot of land of Frank Bartlett
last fall, is getting his lumber on the spot
ready to build in early spring. E. T.
Walker was in Bangor several DAYS last
week, called there by the serious illness of
his son. The many friends of Otis Walker
are pleased to learn that he has gone to the
Eastern Maine General hospital for treat
ment, instead of an operation as at first re-
ported. MIR. and Mrs. Marcellus Barker
from Waterville spent la It Sunday in town
with his sister, Mrs. Frank Dutton. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Wiley gladly welcomed
nice baby girl into their family Feb. 18th.
Mr.. w., who has been employed by the Lib
by Lumber Co in Greenville, Me-, for
He was taken i'll with grip soon after his
arrival but at this writing is gaining....
WILDER Shaw's daughter from Troy, who
has been suffering with tuberculosis of the
hip for sometime, stopped with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Whitney over night recently
and went the following day to the Maine
General hospital in Portland for an opera
ton. She stood it well and hopes are now
entertained of rapid recovery. -: John
Waning, who went to the Maine General
hospital in Portland for an operation for
appendicitis sometime ago, returned home
few days later without it and is now Doctor
ing with the Boy Phenomenon in Bangor. 1t
is hoped that he may be permanently beni-
flied by the treatment. AT the regular
meeting of the members of Star in the West
Lodge No. So F. A. NJ, Tuesday evening
the third degree was conferred on two can
didates.. -. The wedding reception of Miss
Lula M. Wetsley and Len Reynolds occurred
Feb. 14th. Numerous gifts were received
and light refreshments were served during
the evening. Edwina Garcelon from
Troy, accompanied by DR.. G. Nj. Whitney,
went to Waterville last week and under
went an operation on her throat. Although
she is suffering at this writing with Slight
cold, she is getting along nicely.
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NOTES ON CARLSBAD
IRRIGATION CELEBRATION

The big Caman's Band, of Win
field, Kas., will be in town every day.
Does not go to the rack track at all.
during the big irrigation celebration
at Carlsbad next week.
Miss Strack, lady soloist of Win
field, Kansas, will sing every day for
the multitudes on the street at Carls-
bad during the celebration.
Free Fire Tournament on the street
every day during the celebration, on
ly a block from the depot.
All driving contests and all contests
for prizes will be on the streets ev-
cry day at the Carlsbad celebration
next week
Free waiting rooms for ladies and
children at the big celebration at
Carlsbad next week.
Free slack wire performance on the
street every day at the celebration at
Carlsbad next week
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Split in the Thaw Family.

New York, June 29.-Persistent re
ports to the effect that Mrs William
Thaw and her beautiful artist-model
daughterinlaw are not on friendly
terms, have been circulated of late
and developments tend TO prove taeir
accuracy. Evelyn Nesbit Tnaw, who
until recently lived at the Hotel Lor-
raine, has now taken house in Park
avenue. where she lives alone with a
small routine of servants Mrs Will
liam Thaw viii spend the summer in
Pittsburg, but her daughter-in-law has
not been invited to share her seclu-
sion The older woman comes weekly
10 New York to visit ner son in the
Tmbs. but on these occasions does
mot visit nor meet Evelyn The lat
ter sees her husband daily. but her
calls are so tinid that she never
meets Mrs. William Thaw.
The revelations that Evelyn Nesbit
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Valencia Oranges are as sweet
as sugar, We have them fresh
at---JOyce-Pruit Company.
Gipsy Rigo Quits Gotham.

New York, June 29.-Rigo, the ia
NOUS gypsy violinist who some time
ago created an international sensation
by eloping with Clara Word, of De
troit, and who of late has been the
head of the Royal Imperial orchestra,
has retire from that position. He is
succeeded by Nyary Bella, the talented
czimballist of the orchestra. Bella is
the elder brother of Nyary Rudi the
young Hungarian fiddler, who recent
ly married a real countess in Paris.
He is the owner of the worlds largest
czimballion, a quaint Hungarian in
strument resembling a piano except
that the strings are struck with ham
mers held in the hands of the players
instead of being attached to ivory
keys. The entire orchestra has been
engaged for the summer at the Harlem
Casino, at 124th street and Seventh
avenue, where Bella and his musical
associates will discourse sweet music
for the benefit of the diners at New
York's largest summer restaurant
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cummins on Speaking Tour.

Des Moines Ia, June 29.-Temper-
ance day will be generally observed
in Des Moines and throughout Iowa
tomorrow, when hundreds of pastors
will speak on the general subject of
abstinence from alcoholic beverages,
without regard to denominatio1al or
party methods or affiliations Sunday
schools in all parts of the state will
also observe the day as the beginning
of a general temperance agitation.
The movement originated with the of
ficials of the State Anti-Saloon league
the churches.
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Thaw made in regard to her life dur
ing the famous trial of Harry Thaw
for the murder of Stanford White, op
ened Mrs. Tnaw's eyes in regard to
the character of her sons wife and
created so much dislike that she is
reported to have declared that she
would under no circumstances live un-
der the same roof with her. Only the
fact that Thaw is again to be tried
prevents the mother from openly ig-
noring the unfortunate girl.
According to a statement issued by
the elder Mrs. Tnaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Carnegie and J. c. Thaw
will be present at the coming trial,
and will leave Europe in time to ar
rive before the beginning of the great
legal battle.
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MINING COMPANIES SUED
FOR ORSTRUCTING RIVER

Denver, Colo, June 29.-Suit was
filed in the District Court of the Uni
ted States today by Gustave A.
Schwane of New York, trustee for the
Keystone Mining Company, against
the Liberty Bell. the -Smuggler Union
and Tomboy companies of the Tellu-
ride district The complaint alleges
that the defendant mining companies
mentioned dump daily into the river
1,2O0 tons of tailings in the summer
and 500 tons daily in winter. These
tailings, it is alleged, destroy the wa
ter power system, pipe lines and bu-
siness of the keystone company. The
petition alleges that the damages al
ready incurred are $500. 900, and asks
for an injunction and damages.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
MAKES APPOINTMENTS.

Oyster Bay. N. Y, June 29.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today announced these
appointments: Philip NJ. Brown, sec
retary of embassy at Constantinople /;
Peter Augustus Jay. secretary of en-
bassy at Toxic; Edwin A. Potts, post
master at Caldwell, Texas.
The President signed the applica-
ton of Medical Inspector Presley NJ
Rixey. 10 be advanced to the rank of
Medical Director. DIR. Rixey now
holds the position of Surgeon Gener-
al of the Navy.
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T. F. Hensley, ex-mayor of Elreno,
Oklahoma, and an experienced news
paper man, and Jim Gephart, ma
chinist, VINO made the trip down here
in an auto of their own construction
started on their return "trip via Tor
rance this morning, after having
spent the past week looking Roswell
and vicinity over. They came down
the valley via Amarillo, Texas cover
ing !, distance of 500 miles without
any Serious misnap to their machine,
tho they encountered some bad sand
pits this side of Texico, which they
hope to avoid by returning via Tor
rance and UP the Rock Island.
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Worlds Bicycle Champs.

Paris, June 29.-Bicyclists of all ma
tions, including several American
cracks, will take part in the world S
championship races, beginning tomor
row in the Veledrom Park des Prices.
Finals will be decided on July and
Z, allowing the riders a good rest.
Robert Waltnour, who captured the
100 kilometer motor paced champion
ship of the world two years ago, will
go after the title again this year.
Other American entrants include Nat
Butler, Joe Folger, Walter Bardger.
John Bedeli and Louis Nothing
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| Being asked as to the placing of
Pinkerton operatives in the unions,
he said that a man named Crane be-
came secretary of the Smeltermen's s
union at Colorado City and also chair
man of the strike committee. Other
operatives who were connected with
the unions in Colorado we're Jos. F.
Gaddon, Chas. H. Rhymer, Geo. w.
Riddell, P. B. Bailey, Cummings, Lut-
lew and Conibear. Friedman claimed
that he handled most of the daily re-
ports from these men for year and
a half Riddell was in the court room
as Friedman began his testimony. He
two Pinkertons were deported with
the rest of the Union men from Grip
pie Creek and Telluride.
do you know 4 Pinkerton named
Londo1er?" asked Darrow.
Eyes sir
WAS he a member of the union?"
mo sir Londoner was a supposed
capitalist and trying to find out Sc
crets' of Heinze."
The reference to the Montana min
ing millioaaffs called out wave of
laughter
Friedman next tolG of an operative
named A. w GratiasA who was chair
man of the miners rAief committee
of Globeville, just outsi<e Denver. At
first Gratias was INSTRUCTED by Nc
Pharland to make the telief bills as
large as possible, said >the witness,
t'in order to drain the Western Fed
eratio1's treasury. This didn't work,
and Gratias was told to ,out the bills
to the lowest notch so SIS to dissatis-
fly the men on the strife"
The reports from operatives in var
ious unions. he said, usually covered
all that transpired at fhe union meet
ings, what the miners, were doing in
private, where they went in the eve
nings, etc.
Friedman said he Aad copies of a |
number of these repoAs. He said the
spied on both the Western |
of Miners 'and the United |
Mine Workers The witness had not
brought the copies of reports into |
court with him, and' was withdrawn
lnti1 the afternoon session.
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The first and finest Valencia
Oranges in the cOuntry--=just
received a fresh car lCad--.
Joyce-Pruit Company.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
HIDING FROM JUSTICE

New York, June pa dispatch
from Pittsburg, Mass, reports that
Mrs. Parmlee Prentice Palmer is en-
tertaining her father, John D. Rookie
feller at her farm, and that the estate
is under strong guard. presumably
to prevent Mr.. Rockefeller being dis
turbed by process servers. 1t is said
the lake front of the property is pa
trolled by launch, and the place
guarded on all sides.