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EVIL DAYS IN AUGUST
HlNDO0 WARNS PUBLIC

PARIS. Jan. 12.-The Hindoo Ranlans
who was among the most energetic seek
ers for the body OF The missing Able
Delarue when excitement over that mys-
terious disappearance was al its height,
has brought out an almanac OF prophe-
ciesand wise sayings after the fashion
Of the French fortune telIeTs. According
to Ramana. the month OF August viii De
the one during which the greatest care
must be exercised as 70 what one does.
He SAYS:
DO not undertake anything new be-
tween the "a and goth of August. bus
from the LIST 10 the Sd, and from the goth
10 the end Of tie month new enterprises
may be entered upon with safety.
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SWEEPING DECISION
AFFECTING LABOR

BOSTON. Jan. Zone OF the most
sweeping labor decisions rendered in
this State has been handed down by
Judge Gaskill OF the superior court
who holds that labor union has right
to fine any member who does not ac-
eede 10 the demand or the union and
Quit work ia an establishment where q
strike Is ia progress.
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TRUST COMPANY GIVES
B0OKMARK AS SOUVENIR

The American Security and Trust
Company is issuing an attractive book
mark. showing a picture of its new
building. corner OF Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. also a view OF
the Treasury building and up Pennsyl-
vania avenue. The bOok-mark Is being
sent out as souvenir for the first OF
the year. and any one who has not re-
ceived one can obtain one by sending a
request 10 the company.
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New Role Shows Versatility.

Her new role OF St Therese in CatuIe
Mendes' poetical drama is a fresh proof
of her versatile genius. Nothing more
beautiful than the death scene in the
last act was ever Witnessed on any
stage OF an the many deaths this
great actress has died, the last is chief.
And in her nuns costume no critic
Got even Alan Dale. who loves 10 say
that women look Old could see more
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than thirty years upon her face, OF hear
more in the tones of her voice.
After 1 left Madame Bernhardt a
cOuplet came TO me as follows:
Immortal youth. wed 10 immortal art.
You charIa the vision and you please the
heart.
Then / tried TO turn it into French
verse. and in two short lines made six
mistakes in grammatical construction,
so a critic told me. and thereupOn de-
cided 10 leave poetry 70 French poets,
While Sarah Bernhard takes scientific
care Of her person and uses skill 10 keep
herself young in appearance, yet there
is another great underlying cause OF
her youthful appearance. II is her ever
active mentality and her continual food
of new thoughts, new ambitions. new
purposes. new achievements in the
world Of art
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
MIppIFs CANCEL GAME.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan 1.-THE game
OF basketball scheduled for this evening
between the midshipmen and the team
OF Carroll Institute was Cancelled by the
former
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Never Wearies Of Work.

She never allows her mind 10 wear
Tuts in her countenance. She never per
mits herself 10 become bored with life,
weary OF work or phlegmatic in emo
ti0n. She keeps herself alive, eXpectant,
determined
Were we 10 look I'D the playmates OF
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hey hey h,,t,e. have already let one contract to

They have already let one contract to
CoDD. Butler d Co. of Rockland for 5000
ton nVe-masted auxiliary schooner, to be
ready for use in the spring. The vessel is
@ 70 De hrst class and up-to-date in every way.
lne nghting, power for managing anchors,
sails ana cargo will be electricity. The
propeller is run by 75O horsepower gaso-
h iene 81 engine. The heating will be furnished
Dy not water, gravity system, to both cabin
a1d galley. It Is expected more Of these
schooners will be built in the near future
20 carry lumber, potatoes, ice, coal and sui
Pnur. The capital stock Of this newly
formed company is $5OO,O0O The General
manager, Capt. T. J. Wheeler, b the pres
ent commander of the fOur-masted gasOlene
auxiliary schooner Northland, belonging to
the Great Northern Paper Co. of Milli-
nocket. The Northland has taken cargo
OF potatoes and Great Northern Paper Com
pany,s products from the Cape Jellison
pier ana returned with load Of cement for
tne Paper Co.'S new buildings to be erected
IN IN Aroostook Co. The immense output of
these big mills will be mostly shipped over
tne Ne, Bangor d ArOOstOok R. r. to the Cape
ISelllson docks to be from there transmitted
6y water to all parts of the world. No
uouDt many of the new Navigation Co. IS
auxlllary crafts will take cargoes to and
from the big Cape Jellison piers
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A TALE OF HARDSHIP.
The Rough Experiences of Bucksport
Fishermen.

The Rough Experiences of BuckspOrt
Fishermen.
SYDNEY, N. S., Feb. 1. Captain Nicholson
of BuckspOrt, Me-, owner OF the schooner
Elizabeth N. Nickerson, which went ashore
several days ago at Larks harbor, Bay of
sunday, arrived here today on the steamer
Bruce. With the captain came eight men
belonging to the vessel, besides three of
the crew of the Gloucester schooner NJ, B.
StetsOn. Both vessels are now frozen hard
in the ice at Larks harbor and will remain
there till spring. On the Elizabeth N. are
400 barrels Of salt fish and about 800 barrels
of frozen herring. The latter will no doubt
be destroyed. The StetsOn also has large
quantity of fish on board which will likely
become total loss.
Captain Nicholson and the seven fisher
men who came with him, tell narrowing
tales of hardship endured since leaving the
were obliged to walk % miles to Birchy cove
part of the journey in the teeth of storm,
over cliffs and hills covered with ice and
snow. Both Captain Nicholson and the
cook, Thomas Edwards, of the Elizabeth N,
had narrow escapes from death. While
walking on the ice it gave way, precipitating
Edwards into the icy water. A life chain
was formed by the men, and with great diff
ficulty the cook was saved. No sooner was
he rescued than Captain Nicholson went
through, and for the second time the be-
numbed fishermen were obliged to lie on
the ice and form life chain When the
shore was reached the men were in
fatigued condition and could not have stood
out much longer. However, they sought
shelter in a nearby house and were friend
~ received by the good people at Birchy
cove who did everything possible to allevi-
ate their sufferings and prepare them for
the journey to Port Aux Basque.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

There will be stated Communication of
Timothy Chase Lodge, No. 126, this, Thurs
day, evening with work in the Fellow Craft
degree.
-Tarratine tribe of Red Men of this CITY
has received an invitation to the grand DOW
WOW to be held in Bangor, Feb. 22nd and
it Is expected that a number of the local
members and a delegation from lslesboro
will attend.
At the installation of officers of the New
England Order of Protection, held in this
city in Odd Fellows hall last week, the newly
elected officers were installed as follows ::
Edwin F. Littledeld, il W.;E.H. Haney,
w.; Frank E. Howard, S. w.; John S.
Davidson, secretary; Eben NJ. Sanborn,
+. 5. George E. johnson, treasurer Russell
W. Brier, G.; Mrs. Lizzie F. Wilson, chap
lain; N. 6. Pettingill, G.; jefferson F..
Wilson, s.; Byron B. Greenlaw, trustee
Jefferson F. Wilson and E. F. Littlefeld,
representatives; E. M. Sanborn and Alton
K. Braley, alternates.
At a regular communication of King
Davids Lodge No. 60 A. F. and A. NJ. of
Lincolnvlle, held Jan. 80, 1907, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Great Archi-
tect or the Universe to remove from our
midst our late brother, E. W. Griffin, and
whereas 1t is but just that fitting recogpi-
ton OF his many virtues should be had :;
therefore, be it
Resolved by King David's Lodge, No. 81
on the registry of the Grand Lodge of
Maine OF Ancient Free and Accepted
'Masons, that while we bow with humble
SUBMISSION to the will of the Most High we
90 not the less mourn for our brother who
has been taken from US.
Resolved, That in the death of E. W.
Griffin this lodge laments the loss of a
brother who was ever ready to protfer the
hand of aid and the voice of sympathy to
the needy and distressed of the fraternity
an active member of this society whose ut
most endeavOrS were exerted for it's well
tare and prosperity; a friend and compan-
ION who was dear to all citizen whose up-
right and noble life was a standard of emu
latiOn to his fellows.
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of
this lodge be extended to his family in their
affections.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this lodge, a
page inscribed to his memory, a copy there
of be transmitted to the family of our de-
ceased brother and one to The Republican
journal for publication
!; v. CARVER, Committee
E. E. L. L. CIAnR, SoInnAS' Resolutions Sn
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THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

Report of the meeting of Waldo Pomona
Grange next week.
The Univer salist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Miss Lulu Mason ON Waldo avenue,
this. Thursday, afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The Unitarian society will have parish
party in Memorial hall, Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
Supper will be served at O'Clock and dane
ing will begin at O'Clock.
Fred V. Cottrell and Jos. &. Patterson
are at work on new store for II. W.
Clark on Cape Jellison. 1t will be ready
for occupancy about March 1st.
The rOllaway rink opens next Saturday
evening and will be open on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings as before
Admission will be free. Ladies to skate Is
cents; gentlemen % cents.
Remember the Turner art exhibit to-
morrow, Friday, afternoon and evening in
Memorial Hall, for the benefit of the High
school. Admission Is cents; children, 10
cents.
Col. Fred Atwood, who is always alive to
the interests of his town, sends us a remind
er that Winterport continues to be AN open
port despite the extremely cold winter We
are glad to be able to assure him that
Belfast bay and harbor are unobstructed
by ice.
l. The members of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will meet with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard,
4 Park street, Monday afternoon, February
18th. The lesson will be from Literary
Leaders," chapter nine, and from the Chau-
tauquan magazine, "John Burns and His
Problems;" also Shakespeare's 'Macbeth,"
Act. 1. Roll-call, quotations from Lincoln.
Mrs. Ada Cunningham Coombs and Mrs.
Florence Clough Fernald have formed
partnership and will deal in fancy goods,
ETC., in the store vacated by Miss Hattie NJ.
Black in The Journal building. Mrs.
COombs has been assisting her mother,
Mrs. H. B. Cunningham, millinery, in the
same store and Mrs. Fernald has been
bookkeeper in the Leonard & Barrows shoe
factory.
What was the worst storm of the season
to date began here Monday night and con-
tinued through Tuesday. There was a
heavy fall of snow with the mercury near
zero, and gale of wind. Streets and side
walks were blocked. The train due here
at 6.05 p. m. Tuesday struck heavy drift
soon after leaving Burnha m and returned
there for assistance, arr wing here at 1.3O a.
m. Wednesday. 1t is reported in the daily
press dispatches as the worst blizzard and
the eaviest snowfall since the storm of
February, 1906; paralyzing traffic all over
New England and the North Atlantic sea-
board, harrassing shipping and badly in
terrupting the business activities of mil
lions of people.
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TELEPHONE GROWTH.
The Increase in New England. Belfast aud
the Belfsst District show Gains.

The Increase in New England Belfast aud
the Belfsst District show Gains.
Official statistics just made public show
that New England had the most remarkable
telephone growth during 1906 that it has had
in any II months since the telephone service
was first introduced some so years ago. The
number of subscribers connected with the
New England Telephone and Telegraph
Company's system - which covers New
Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts as
we'll as this State-increased 24.2 per cent,
having, at the end of December, reached
the enormous total of 253, ,26S This includes
more than $1,000 subscribers on local rural
lines which have connected themselves with
the system in order to secure the long dis
tance facilities every telephone user must
have nowadays in order to get the fullest
value from his service.
The eastern division of the New England
system, in which the Belfast exchange is
included, shows growth of "a per cent,
the number of subscribers the first of this
year being 25, All, or 1888 more than it was
January /, 1906 This does not take into
account the 1854 subscribers connected
with sub-licensee lines and companies Ad.
ding these, the total number of telephones
in this division of the New England Com
pany's system-which consists of the State
of Maine-was 37,055. Belfast itself gained
SO subscribers, having 4O6 at the close of
last year. In the Belfast district of the
company are the Dark Harbor exchange,
with SO subscribers; Monroe, with "A; Pros
pect, with 35, and Searsport, with 1O7. These
outside exchanges, with total of 2s5 sub
scribers, show a gain of 156 during 1906
Thus there was grand total of 691 SUBJ
scribers in the Belfast district at the begin
ming of the year.
Among the sub-licensee companies the
Maine Telephone and Telegraph Company
made the banner record. Its list of sub
scribers increased last year from 1,O63 to
1, 94S, or SS.2 per cent. This company oper-
ates exchanges in Bethel, Bryant's Pond,
Pennington, Hinckley, Livermore Falls,
Madison, Norway, Oxford, Readfield, Show
hegan and Winthrop
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N0RrHP0RT NEWS.

,,i5 .aair, hary has filed his ice houses
~. W. la' tHnshrl Ice to ex-sheriff Norton
I. ". ta''e' at the Battery. He recently
Y, S4s-' ~. F1e twn-year-old colt of Mr.. Nor
'-.A'us'Ig niS number up to fifteen.
,,s gg.oa Woodbury., one of our progressive
NJ. 1aeis So'd Jas. week for about $50 a two
,sg,'' gssS, yhai weighed, live weight, LOO
Es,,- S-lus II was SAID tO be the best in Waldo
ts5 tsa3 /. a hickey wishes to thank her
lsr.i ;aS. 70. iht many gifts of fruit and
so s,'sS. a i Was not The hip, as reported
4, :, '-ts' lhaj was broken, but the bone
!" lrg" the mp
saaa ,a.g aIs ioU eaudidates for road COM
N; I;'5aT! Wr. = =eman Crockett, Jesse Priest,
.4 ,.-'l -.il". and Charles A. Thompson
'''T'a 'uaff horses" to hear from.
,rs ,n,, rale' Of Excelsior Lodge of Masons
N ; 'TT''''rl n a. saturday evening, Feb. 2nd,
Es nj Nj Leslie Ames of Lincoln
Gsrs.' 'ar Ulcers are as follows: W. NJ,
1 T' :, : vi BIZ water IS. w., C. O. Dickey
ACt.5oa. al q Black Treasurer, A. c.
IL. h.. ,II.s y. ! D., Willard Brown; s. r.
Z lIss.s,yv' ,v'l7', > ! e, John Nealey; NJ, A.
laar 1SSaa FSsa lhaplain, r. A. Packard !;
,6s q 'oa stt, ,Nuo|lton. The writer was un-
Ansi tfstt fasttgo' a much to his regret, but
Vt lna' ,na' ,he lnStallation ceremonies by
atsiarg WeI- performed to the entire
Aeso5ts'.' W. NJ the $50 persons present.
I'd sqsa,., g7ie made by the Rev. Mr.. Curtis,
sanH1,i a., olher gentlemen, after which
I'D rss upper Was enjoyed by all present,
's] 5e,rH Hs [,.. declared by many one of the
''' meetings ever held.
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| An order was passed that the committee
on finance be authorized to examine the ac.
counts of the City Treasurer for the year
1906, and destroy all interest coupons and
cancel all orders in his hands, and enter up.
on the city coupon book all coupons can
celled and paid. An order was passed that
the committee on finance be authorized to
examine the books of the collector of taxes
for the year 1906, ascertain the amount of
amount to the City Treasurer.
An order was passed that recomends
to the assessors that the taxes assessed by
them on the property of the Manufacturing
Real Estate Company, the Estabrooks Com
pany, Leonard & Barrows, F. J. Gerry &
Co., Duplex Roller Bushing Co., and the
improvements on the same, be abated.
1t was ordered that there be transferred
from the appropriation for repairs and in
surance to the appropriation for the Free
High school the sum OF S92.2o; from the ap-
preparation for repairs and insurance to
the appropriation for general school pur-
poses, the sum of $1S5.35; from the appro-
priation for school contingent to the ap-
preparation for general school purposes,
the sum of $91 So; from the appropriation
tor permanent repairs to the appropriations
for general school purposes the sum of
1854, and from the appropriation for free
text books to the appropriation for general
school purposes S71.21.
An order was passed that the city
treasurer be instructed to convey by quit
claim deeds to Herbert II. Colson the in
terest acquired by the city of Belfast in
and to two parcels of real estate assessed
against Charles a. Colson in 1894 and 1896,
respectively, under collectors sales of 1895
and 1897, respectively, upon the payment
of said Herbert Ii. Colson into the city
treasury of the sum of S5.S7, being the
amount of the tax of Charles A. Colson TO-.
the year 1894, with costs and charges, also
upon the payment of said Herbert H. Col
SILT, being the amount of the tax of Chas.
A. Colson for the year 1896, with costs and
charges of selling and conveyancy.
An order was passed that there be trans
ferred from the contingent to the fire de-
partment fund the sum of S1S5.7l; and
that there be transferred from the con-
tingent fund to the cemetery fund the sum
of $26 33.
The petition of JAS H. Howes, ct ais, to
recommend to the assessors an abatement
of the taxes of the year 1906 of the Manu-
featuring Real Estate Co., Estabrooks Co.,
Leonard & Barrows, F. j. Gerry Co.,
and the property of the Duplex Roller
Bushing Co., was read and it was voted
hat the prayer be granted
In the board of municipal officers hear
was ordered on sewer assessments for
March 9, 1907, at p. m. Adjourned.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
LIBERTY.

District Deputy Grand High Priest, w.
j. DOrman of Belfast made his annual visit
to St. Georges Chapter, No. 45, Royal Arch
MasOns, Saturday evening Feb. End. He
was accompanied by c. J. Pattee, High
Priest and w. c. Libby Past High Priest
of Corinthian Chapter of Belfast Other
visitors were present from Morrill,. The
NJ. M. M. and P. M. NJ. degrees were con-
ferred on DR.. B. P. Hurd and William
Farrell of Thorndike. The work was follow
ed blythe usual banquet.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
BEWARE OF "DIGEsT1vEs"
b. :. way TO Cure stomach Disorders /
N'"Vhihg the Digestive Organs.

M>.. way TO Cure stomach Disorders is
'Stheuing the Digestive Organs.
ilsl mar. ..'Ia'y dyspepsia" tablet has
AZ a'5f, +. Giving temporary relief, It
sL 8a5 -i.-eSIiye system weaker than
M jcrs,'.lae1 ug. .ae tablets must be continued
lleTG'ly, i frequency.
lll0.s, ~ gag to completely cure stomach
sgas gtb o' ,strenghening the digestive
d0rg n.ai. .s1 d " J. o-na stomach tablet taken
ssg'tes he ,a,s ss. Used in this way, Mi-o-Da
.ler d. ,f foaG secretion of gastric Juice, and
'9S4 10 digo.. iDou Is swallowed, the stomach is
le.s or' Or rg., =. neat tox convenient for the
4 sesrsStl @ ,gsl pocket, at Soc ' -'i 'n'
s,SeSeryg beg ls Is given by R. H. Moody
sSiieiundedY YUA II ,S Hl Mi-o-na that money will
elS%ol TbiS, sh she remedy fails to give salts
U'Ieuedy "' LIS laith IN the merits
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for anv
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halps
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fnan-
eially able to carry out any obligations made BY
his firm WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, u.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price Is
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take HalPs Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
Of To-Day's Journal.

Wedding Bells. January
-9o.i4t55,ll t5-l. ihe Churches Northport
se@ "a sSSStlfs SSytrnmen9 n9e NsMi ssskef ct
Ee.iasp5 sp5,rsonai. Telephone Growth.
Psl Psls ii Hardship
and Things in Augusta. .Legis-
we. Notes Masquerade Ball at
49.T @rly Industrial Items.
su' nom Washington... :ORouke,
S. atila,, a.,,grrier and Hero..... The State
bgv.N bs,o. f't BOYS Foils poem.)
esitoraIs Born Married. Died Ship
: SsHs Market
ro. News OF Belfast
8 BAL Meaning of Resubmission. +.
'-y,,l ~. 6Fe Fsn County Correspondence.
.. No.. is Booming. The Poets
i-l'p,n' transfers in Real Estate:
g a the Oranges. Mrs Eddy and
N'',4as Ia,shlrst Qulmhy.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
January Weather.

The weather bureau records for the
month of January show the average temper
ature for the month in 1907 to have been
much below the mean for the past 36 years,
despite the fact that for the first week it
was much above the average. The mean
for the month is 18 above. On only five
years has it been as low as that. These are:
1875, 16; 1888, a; 1893, 15; 1904, 16 and 1905,
18. Last year it was % which is the highest
on record,-Portland Press.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07

| Ellis did the best work for the home team,
throwing nine baskets, while Reynolds ad-
ded to the score by putting in II foul bas-
| kets. Scales and Lombard were the stars
for Guilford. The summary:
| BROOKS H.. S. GUILFORD H. S.
| Cook, .lb, Clark
rb, Edes
Simpson c..................... c. Davis,
Reynolds, 2(1D rb...........lf, Lombard, 3
| Ames, h.. .rf, Scales, (S)
Referee and umpire, Chadbourne and Ed
wards, alternating. Time, 20 minute
! halves.
In Winterport Feb. 1st, Winterport High
/ won from Dexter High in very close and
exciting game by score Of q to 60 At
the end of the first half the score was II to
II. The summary:
wINTERPoRT DEXTER
Hall, rf.; ;;..:::...............lf Haynes, l O
Phllbrook, f....... ...rb, Clukey
Shaw, (9) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cove
Wharf, ......................lf, Morse (3)
GOOdnOW d.. RI, Austin, 3 (5)
Referee and umpire-Brown and
Fredericks, alternating. Time-2O minute
halves.
In Belfast Feb. 1st, Bangor High defeated
Belfast High in rather uninteresting con-
test. The score was % to 81. Some excite
ment was caused at the start by an alarm of
fire, someone mistaking steam coming
through register in the Opera House for
smoke. The department was given need
less run. The summary:
BANGOR H. S. BELFAST H. S.
COOK ., r1............... .........lD, Fahy
Jones ., f...-.............rb., w. Dickey
SmiIH, Geo. ..'..'.....'..'' .c, COlDy
Gallagher, rb.. b..................lf.,H Fl. Dickey
Chick l, lb............rf., Cunningham (3)
Referee, Hayford. Timer, Edes
The game in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium,
Rockland, last Saturday night between the
intermediate team of that city and Belfast
was very one sided, the score at the end of
the second period being 81 to 8. The Rock
land Star says that "Belfast was outclassed
from the first and lamentably weak in team
play" The summary:
ROCKLAND BELFAST
Richardson, IL. ...rb, HaZeltne
blcknell, d.. .....rf, DecrOw
Alperin, + fb.. Observation-Disclosures. If, Estes
Score: Rockland 81, Belfast s. Goals from
field, Ross II, Richardson 4, Cottrell IL, Bick-
nell 6, Alperin Z, Collins 8 from fouls, Ross
!, Collins 2: Referee, Bird; timer and scor-
er, Gay. Time two Commute periods
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
WEDDING BELLS.

'5lged bero rnolIrILEFIELD. Cards have been
n Diepsaan. Dip announcing the marriage of
I daqgbtaSr' S'oe oe ana Miss Jennie Little
/. Place IN r ol VI Stephen Littletield, which
v officer NJ ofSsstllne, Jan. 18th. The groom
Il Il Of Cant u i me steamer Pemaquid, and
'i.Ore Of tbee tibe'; ~, y: P. Dickson, who is com
'sa@sa9ers Gaaie Gaalne Central railroads fleet
sSissgald and associates on the steamer
u CeatraIp t ehe railroad employees at
=, also ihai. wharf a clock and silver
's~Rockla pest wishes for a happy
'a'id Courier Gazette.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
CITY GOVERNMENT.

ihe February meeting of the city council
was held Monday evening, February 4, May
or presiding. The records of the
last meeting were read and approved. Roll
OF accounts No. II was passed. Following
are the amounts under the various appro.