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AUTOMOBILES.
WithDutchDOO
For 1911

This latest improvement Of
the Oldsmobile four-cylnder
car at last solves the problem
that has long been botherng
the front seat occupants.
The new Dutch Doors. fash.
toned after the old Holland
entrances, are made in Two de-
tachable parts. so that they
may be opened and closed n
their entirety or separated
Thus, in warm DAYS, the 'pp
is removed by the mere slipping
out OF i pm mo tools needed
while the lower part j. closed,
keeping out the dust and pre-
venting drafts.
Some prefer no forW ard doors
and To them the entire door 0,
taken of is easily.
But, when the full doors Ire
finally put on. there Is ! perfect
straight line high-dnor appear
anCC
MS Is hu' one more ~ 'H- nan.
exclusive OIi>muhIlc feature 20 further
the comfort of rs u>cr>
$4,000 Il .. 4 Inslrg. Mn
huNS an OldsnchIle Special WITH oe.'
grade silk muhlr top Nrth iuS' hood
folding windshield and Dutch 4e'a.u-
able forward doors
Hdffb iov IRE announcement % 'rs
complete Oif,mob'ic ioiI hrs
OldSmobile Co. of ~. Y.
1853 Broadway, at slst 81.
telephone. 1907 Columbus
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SotrHANPrON July Is Tho aiEhtcan
hole four ball handicap on Satur az At
tho ShinnecoCk Hills Golf Club vas the
most Interesting contest far tho season
Tho scores Of the partners were added
divided by two and ona-hAf Of the CON.
hined handicaps deducted. Six pairs IN
shed the handsome silver cups being won
by Newbold Edgar and l.. 4. Murdock
Nho scored n LIE
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New short.,op for nrooLI,r

MTMrHis. July - For an amount re-.
ported TO Il" s2.Dp Short-top stark. a Mem.
Ih.S hoy. has been purchased by BROOKLYN
lie - playing With DAYTON
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t;OIF'.
Practice Rounds &C salisbury Plains Pro-
gramme for Deal.

There were many experts OF note in the
game at practice yesterday for the Eastern
Professional Golfers Association cham
pionship at the Salisbury Plains course.
Garden city. Although Aleck smith. the
title holder. IL sinking in his tent becauss'
medal play and will not defend the title. q
spirited competition IL expected viii An
dersnn. four times open champion Of the
United States. Was out With his brother
Tom to learn the links Tom ~As the
Si%R S "" rb %s' ani-hsd -~"ond 70 Alex
dale. and James Thomson Of rhilsdelphia.
John ~ Ward and n = strong OF Apa-
wants. They finished all square. the great
driving of Nichols who scored around 10.
The Make brothers. IsaAc and Dan.
PLAYED against Jo. Mitchell and NJ
~. isas. ON MS own a count doing Is.
won by ! up. John Hobens and Orrin
Jane. Norton and David mnn,er - w,nnns
by up. and another contest played out was
between Irvine strinxer. who did e, and
and iohn pff nsIis Ia .u had ~ H ba,
Stringer and SpArling had the match by ,
4 aualifyins round otreishteen holes
y on Tor this morning Eight w.ll qualify
for the .hampionshlp and the other siShts
in eighteen hole rounds There we're
twenty-five entries To last evening and
additional names will he accepted this
morning az the tee The early entries
Gn Nichols. Whining ton. Del .Aleck Cunning
ham Glen Ridge ). !nsns, islIyiew Irving
Strngcr. IT AndreSs George Snarhng. HrOok
EnslesoSd Isaac Nsesie 70, hlll' . = lar
cricket. James II Thomson PhiladeIphia Country;
Joe Mitchell Upper Montclair, James Norton.
Trenton. Aieck Ftnlay. Jr, Glen Ridge ~ =
strong. ApAwamls u n. Thomson knoliw ood
Ian Markle. bun~oodic James Maiden. Nassau.
Orrin Trrry Canoe Brook George Low Aal'u>3 Dl
Tom Anderson. Jr.. inWood: I. : Jacobs, mon
dAgA.
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~ Denver Fifs' gAre-p~nVer. :. Wichita S
Sscorf game Wichita. 10 Denver
81 sioux 'ity Lincoln 7 Stous Ci'y. q
- " Joseph ~ Jos~ph Topeka
~ b~s NoineS Dnisha a Des Notnes
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Connecticut I.eaGue

y Springfield iir,t game Springfield
NORMAN nfor. second game Springfield 10.
Northampton
~ hartford hartford Hoi,oEe
~ bridgeport N~g Maven : RrtdRrpor,
50 N~W H-i'ain Nsw kritain g. Nat@rbury =
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Philadelphia. 3: PnisburE. ,.


rHfit ustFUtN -. = rIrr7rvrg.
htrT-b'T-. iuiy - In the tSi-t inning Of "a
dHN gn-'e wi'a tao r-rV pssH Mage popped
40 - 'A,S 'i back o. 'NlrI hAsr q hiyh elthsr
I"rn" tiNr.s ~ NaCr"r could have GOT
H'h started after %. hut eNrS Slapped and -
.uNrI. 70 20 tfnr ssf' IT,, paved INC way faT
f.lh0e "7ia To = ore TIRE in which wAs erou p
20 win fUr gars ~ sslve
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~ Mobile Mobile Memphis q
~ New Orisan. N~w Orleans ) Ss.hytIie
~ Montgomery 'hattanoogA g. Montsom
rry.
~ Birmingham Fir>' game birmingham, .
Aiann. second game birmingham Al
laufa Z - y
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Totals 80 90
'RAtte,i sor Nct;lnnity Tn the ninth InnIng

'NAttri foT Mctlnnlty In the nlnth InnIng
Newark o ~ ~ q q q n q
fto-hrs'sr q
Pun to--he~ter spencer Two bAse NIT
Toor, Three hasr nit spencer SACRIFICE rs
NC, onnell Double plays ward PAtte~ and
spencer No, onne and SPENCER Lrft bases
10, hester J. newark ftrNt base on halls
on Mcconnell Or Mct,lnnity. I. Struck out
rs Mo- ouneii. 5 ~ Mctinniiy Umpire In
thief tlollS fteh umpire ~ ron Tine
hour and NJ minute,
EYY.,O = IprsTT CRY .
UrYPAfo JIiy =. Jersey Ctiy could get hut
three hits ~ NoNinhle and a. . result NJ this
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New YORK. state League



T.u.rN n \ n o n n q n n n n n a q
syracuse - 400 o o I q o o. n y II y
Batteries -po.CnoV and = O'N~iI. scott and
Koopman Tp'rrS Oroolc and vans
Al ALBANy
scranton n n n a -,
AlbAny n o 5 >
Baitrrss-sch4N AMI NcDonough Mcbride
and the'a Ewrire. Brown
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Detroit In New York Cleveland IN PhIlAdrIpbla
Z ficagD 10 Washington. - louiS n Boston
NATIONAL tFAouE
Boston IN Brooklyn. PhiladephlA In pfttsburg
EAsrFRN fEsdUE
NewarS IN Toronto Jersey city In Montreal
Baltimore IN Buffalo Providence in Eorhss,sr
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81 Lancaster Lancaster. a Harrisburg
A. Johnstown JohnstoNn. :. Beading
A. MtihamsIort work. \. NilIamNps,yt /,
Vt Altoona fiTst game Altoona a Trrnto,
ScCOnd game Altoona. /. Tren ton ~
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-HtNarnN 5 cVi~NGo. ! SECOND a,NE
~ L. -. ..-.-....---.--..

TNITI IItNNl VaHII III " ANHT " Nm NrhaF
e. :, Ges>ier Mcbride. Hec.r ndorf Fifst
NNse on rrrprs ThirAEp = Washing .an Left
OF base. chicago. Washington. 10 Flrst
case nl balls hT Smith = 90 Lang. OF Groom I
Sirurs oEt ~ smith OBJ. ~ Lang I. ny Grp1-,.
Z ~arri'rr hits l~iNelt trnprr. Schasfr.
stolen bases Lsh,eI' :. S~Fa~frr y Gar 4
lolnls p'AyS rAnurhill felsr md NIL. n
Mcbride AMI F"1ry i-Hlre PeT,ne Tine
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Programme. for m. Ann Omen char

Programmes for the nth open champion
ship Of the Metropolitan Golf Assoc tat ion
at tho Deal Golf and Country Club August
-. - and - call for the usual seventy ~ a
holes Of medal play on the two latter dates
There VIII he eiEht prizes worth Sass and a
so prize for every low card in q single or
two rounds There will he four hall mattel
on August - for pairs made M Of an anna
teur and professional. The four pTizes ha +" .nC
for this special competition must be sen,
90 ". Higgtns, 80" retary, Deal. y J
In the thirtv-siN hole hnAl ~ the Brook
lyn-Forest Park championship on SUNDAY
the result VAS reversal OF The finish in The
recent tournament. for J Y Catlin beat
" J Donnellv by up and 20 play Tat
lin did y IN the morning and was six over
~ on the fifteen holes Of the afternoon
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posHEsrVH July IS -Jo~ Mrt.lnnity for the
third time In three piay Ing days pitchei against
the Hus'l~rs this afternoon and ovtlucked
In the nnAl Of the series Spcnrer'S rap In the
thlfd went through GAnley' legs for q three base
hit and n e onnells rthcr rs ssored him The
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CRICkFT.
BisseII's BATTING Enables PHtsburE Field
CIub 60 Draw With BROOKLYN.

long and sustained effort on m" part
of Bis~"ll. captain Of the Pittsburg Field
club. was the thief factor IN making their
game against The Rrooklyn Cricket club
a. Prospect Park yesterday a draw Bis
sell went in for rittsburg when his side was
IN n had way, having lost 5 wicke,s for n
runs. AMI 80 well did he perform IN keeping
NJ his wicket that whom time Was called
he vac still VA and had run M n not out ny
SytrrmalN pa lent methods y Clements
Nss his partner for long time and tho
Ciated " SLACK was In good form with
the ball and captured : wickets for 81 runs
Vhilp " LtvingNtoue secured for 20
p,tf-burR will play Rensonhurst to-day
The score
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: u-svrr,Sr. q sscoSp o.Sr.

Cleveland ID u ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~
Philadelphia q u ~ n Z
Runs phlAfelphla lord Oldrtng. maker
tlrNt base ou eTror> Philadelphia, 7 Z ievelAnd.
Ten on bass Philadelphia. IleN Gland \ fir~t
base on ball> O~ JOSS Strurk out Hy joss. 4
hl Morgan. :. by Hardness. Home ran Lord
Three base hit, HAkrr. collins Two base hit
a'oie ~ACTt'C~ hits RsmiN Hausrf Stol~a
has" Nile> Double playS Harry and HAusef
iaFsn~ss N'ovNll and RcrniS. Morgan. barry ard
HAu>rT wpirr ~ chief % toIghlin. lted
umpire IgAn Tine I hour and VI minutes
rHt"Apn = f, w,-Ht~ornN. : IIRsT GAME
NNHfNuruN. July 3 FrrorS lost the nrst
game To- Ws>hin gton to daN IN the second
Groom Ccaall oltpitrhed Smith DougherN
Eirl 81 him. eH ont ~ 'hs frst game ard MAS not
allowed iu the srrond The ~-orr~
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TIRF
RAGING TO-DAY
UMPIRE ClTYTRACK

Specisi trains rave Grand IsntrsN IL, ,i.rr
~, nv 70, ~ Eernen .; 20; d; g. ~, ~ y "
trains siop at 18th - 10 min later An
rOads connect with trolley direct 20 tracy
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~ N-~ bedford Pail River. S New Red ford .
~ Brocs Ton Brock TIM. :. Worcester
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Bassball y. " Y Y. Americans ".
Detroit American League PArk Adm n~
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nuns hlcago Parent pough~FW Mullen
lur'"h Washington VI Rridr. kilnfer. first
ha>T M errors 4 H. ago. i~ft on bases
n, ago. NNshingto ton 4 fir>t base on balls
gN " ash. of sling Strri,h out rs Wash.
h hFl>lnC Home run Furt-ll Three base
~. Achrif". Two h.,s hlt, ksisIinE Tame
hiN. fafrnt NArTiN-e rl's Mullen rider double
plays collins and Mullen kiufrr Mcbride ami
h'nrs tCuroy. Knife aud u'ur Umpire
Perrin" Time hour and IS milut-~
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:, KnoLviile knoSvili-. & Gadsicn. o
~ NorrtstoNn Il Noyri >toN n Rome
~ johnson city --AsheVi lle s. Iohn 40, t,,,,. ,
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IN the second game for
To dsep centre neid i-nc,
a uome run The scores


80 Runs l~' elaui t,tanry. i-Aioie, Rail. R-mis
FtilndrlVhia hakrf. Rsrfy trr on ba~~s Cleye
AMI : Philadelphia. ~tTI~k out ~ Plank
hb Young. 1hrrr hasr hts Rakrf. lAioie
40 base hit urAn"N. run~r. Nilr~ SaCrinr-
me- lU'U"f. HAll stolen base DAVIS pouhle
Ray laloi" snf Turner Passr,i bsli. Tastrrly.
mpir' ~ chitf Egan Ftcd umpire OIough.
'n Iiwr hour snd ~ minutes
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In the finals for the two Guns given by
the vice president on sunday az tho HOLLY
wood Golf Club Fred y Bach defeat I'd
n. Barrett IN class A by ? w and ; 70
play and IN class u VI. p Bandler beat "a u
SOM by up and to play.
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The midseason tournament Of tho Maple.
Nood Golf club. White Mountains "
will hs played on Thursday. Friday and
saturday Tho qualifying round ~ at
eight cen holes and three siNteens viii
qualify
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BssebsiL Washington PARK. Io-day,sP.
bfoosbn - Boston. Adm ~ AT
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Runs Runaio Heni'ne. SMITH NOgis Ftrst
ha.s 1n Laiis ~ ostnkir. ~ Marley I
Str,irs ont By Noui-klc by :Iarttcy 7 Thrsr
hass hit Clement sacrifice hits Merritt 20
NinlIe Williams. Stotsr bas-~ iIrlnlnEeF
- uond Henline Ftrs; ba>~ on errors BuFaio
Jersey City. f. Lrft on bA.-s puTalo. & Jersey
CITY s Hn los pitcher Hy Hartley. I VIVA
ptt~i hartley Passr'i ball niiau's Umpire IN
chief Finnerln ltrtd umpire StaTurd Tive
1 hour add Is % tnu'es
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tongwpoi Crirkst Cluh. Singles Challenge
Matrh Wiiliarl \. iaFned. New Work. defca'rd
Naurlce McIorEhlin. san Francisco. a :.
SO "a
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!. Power. d SArk I,
e. No-rr e. Atsood Slark .
u Macpherson. r T MsseU. b livingston n
\ RrsWu. ant y ~lArk I.
\ t.o,eiI 7 Mssell = S,Ark II
{, Ma nherSon q, 7 NiS>cl b SlA~k -
4 Walter = ] tiSsrii h Slark II
- smith hanna d SArk /.
/ g. NAltr- Jackson b slack .
MAssiAh not out =
u Ru>hton. Macpherson h. Livingston 5
F'uA, !:
Total IN
PfTTsbi
J MsSrli. b Worm J
T. Macpherson &, ' h walter. b Rushton 4
H Livingston. ! l. Poycr b Worm :
bi>ssll not out "
\ simpson. and b " orm I.
" STARK. b Worm. o
" ia kson. I D Norm 7
7 clements Brow n. h Worm n
2 J ATWOOD n Rushton \
u hanna. not out -
\ Iones did notbat ...... o
EtirAs IA
Total a Nlrketsl a.
The Republican journal., 1910-09-01
WINTERPORT.

Mrs j. H. Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Martin,
have gone to Monhegan for stay Of about two
weeks. Mrs. VIM. Mason and family left
last Thursday for their home in Dorchester,
Mass, after stay of several weeks in town.
....M Mrs. Emma Rowell, who has been the
guest of Mrs. F. W. Haley for some weeks, has
returned to Boston. Mr.. Charles Roberts of
Boston was the guest of Mr:-George Rich last
week. Mr.. Horatio Fernald. former resi-
dent of this place, but who has for many years
lived in England, was in town for a brief stay
last week. j.. Mrs. H. F. Sproul arrived Satur-
day from San Juan for her annual visit to her
old home. She will stop at Mrs. T. D. Eaton's
during her stay. Mr.. VIM. McGrath is very
low and not expected to recover. Mrs. BENZ.
Atwood has returned from visit to Boston. :.
Mr.. James Byard, former resident, now of
West Chelmsford, Mass, visited relatives in
town last week. >. Mrs. Wm.- Kennedy and
children of Boston are stopping at the home Of
her father, Mr.. Lewis Atwood. Miss Clara
Atwood, who has been very i'll with serious
throat trouble, is recovering. Mr.. James
Bolan and family of Boston are in town for
few days. visiting his aged mother and other
relatives. They are stopping at the CONNER
cial house. DR.. Ellingwood lost valuable
horse last week.
The Republican journal., 1910-09-01
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending August 49, 1910:
Benjamin F. Lehman, Hanpden, to Lulu C..
Lehman, Rutherford, N. j., land and buildings
in Northport.
Peter S. j. Talbot, East Machias, to Francis
T. Sargent, New York and Winthrop o. and
Ruth D. Sargent, Lawrence, Mass. land and
buildings in Stockton Springs and Prospect.
Alice N. Jennings, Everett, Mass, to Abbie
L. Otis, do; land and buildings in Belfast.
Charles B. Hustus, Burnham, to Edwin Nor
ton Pittsfeld; land and buildings in Burnham.
L. A. Gould, Hampden, to B. F. Lehman, do;
land and buildings in Northport.
Charles A. Hartshorn, Swanville, to Alice
Steinhart, Havana; land and buildings in Swan
vile.
Norman H. White. Brookline, Mass, to Hen
rietta H. White, do; land and buildings in
Northport.
Joseph Pattee, Monroe, to John jenkins, do.
land and buildings in Monroe.
Joseph Pattee, Monroe, to Charles H. Jen-
kins, Brooks; land and buildings in Monroe
Hattie n. Robinson. Monroe, to Joseph Pat
tee, do; land and buildings in Monroe.
Frank A. Bartlett, Unity, to John Pillsbury,
do; land'in Unity.
John J. Pillsbury, Unity, to Jedediah W
Morrill,, China; land AND buildings in Unity.
Edwin E. McCausfn. Unity, to Rufus E.
Stone, Troy; land and buildings in Unity.
Edwin E. McCauslin, Unity, to Rufus E. and
Alice S. Stone, Troy; land and buildings in
IJnitv
The Republican journal., 1910-09-01
MEETING OF WALDO COUNTY
GRANGE.

A very enjoyable meeting of Waldo County
Pomona Grange was held August 18th with
Dirigo Grange, Freedom. After the opening
exercises class of three were instructed in
the fifth degree. Remarks were made by sew
eral. The noon recess was then taken and the
visitors were well cared for at the dinner tables
by the host grange. The afternoon session
was opened with music by the choir. The
resolutions of Knox county Pomona were dis
cussed by several On motion of D. o. Bowen
it was voted to lay the subject on the table
until some future time. A fine address of well
come was given by B. F. Foster, Esq., and was
responded to in very interesting MANNER by
Grace Bowen. The topic, (Which will the
young man derive the most profit from, two
years with an up-to-date farmer or two years
at an agricultural college?" was discussed by
C. M. Howes, Lester Wilson, W. D. Elliott and
D. o. Bowen. The following interesting pro-
gram was then presented by the host grange:
reading by Mrs. Ingraham; dialogue, Taking
the Census; song by Sisters Aborn and Shibles;
dialogue, "City Sights with Country Eyes;
reading by Mary Hall; remarks by Mr.. Bessey
of Knox county. vote of thanks was given
the host grange for courtesies.
The next meeting will be with Equity Grange
Belfast September 18th, with the following
program: opening exercises roll call of
oranges; report of oranges; appointment of
committee; comforting fifth degree; recess;
music by choir; address of welcome by
member of host grange; response by Mrs.
Lester Wilson; topic, "What is the advantage
Of the present system Of State aid in building
and maintaining highways if any?" to be
opened by G. G. Abbott; remainder of program
by host grange
The Republican journal., 1910-09-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF WALDO COUNTY.

The County of gross violation
OF official duty 1t due the people of that they should
promptly know the essential facts
Horace Elngwood March 1910
from the Office Dunton Morse against Joseph
port containing hem
Bangor Savings Bank named
placed my hands for service From my long with Mr. Per-
kns desous of opportunity publicity
quietly settle charges affecting his integrity
discussed the matter with him pleasantly suggestion Eg
request Mr. Perkins left his bank book security
to be returned as agreed When
bank book returned agreed.
Ihereupon Mr. Perkins, under sonpaw
n declined to further consider the of settlement few days
awad received pleasant letter explaining
detail why thought charges unfoundd These gen.
are engaged controversy that
10 settle They have much feeling procured
from Mr. Perkins Mr. adavit highly coored and exag
gerated by the feeling that all
OASIS charges that the people Of county will believe
WAS invited by Mr. Perkins
WENT OUT get Mr. Engwood Perkins They
discussed their dealings in fair and friendly sug
gesteo through order his bank deposit That
maded that the order
Perkins jail he failed sign the ORDER UNTRUE This
ment evidently based the question from
Mr. Engwood did admission made b Mr. Perkins
and the evidence would making an ar
rest Mr. Emgwood made complaint We parted agreement
that should hold as above stated That Mr.
Lefe demanded the bank book morning WHOLLY UNTRUE
1t returned Lefed shook his hand in nv
face suggested bakma wholly courteous to me
throughout
That there criminal was no occasion for
The civil writ had sufficient there
The service made the Bangor Savings Bank
Mr. Perkins named the writ Joseph Perkins
Joseph Perkins against Joseph Perkins and
made the Bank April
October Bangor be so order
have done duty this
honorab That he and his sonnaw order
their law suit suit wherein Mr. Engwood claims
cng Mr. Perkins integrity that right disclose should now
seek publicity through the columns Mr. Hanon
of the extent to which men will go to win in ligaon
So Mr. Hanson reputation assassin of char
acer well known At the time shall in
Court of Justice firmly believe that the Waldo
will believe that
endeav to do duty Mr. Engwood service
and the conduct save the GOOD
often have
ou of NO WRONG in this matter On the contrary Mr. Per-
k kindness in the delicate was placed bv tho
charges n Mr. Elingwood's
submit this plain statement of facts this county, tn
Republicans and Democrats that believe not
the methods of Mr..
Respectfully
AMOS F. CARLETON
The Republican journal., 1910-09-01
Resolutions of Respect.

Dirigo Grange, freedom, has adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas, Our Divine Master has again en-
tered the ranks of our order and taken from
US our beloved brother, Frank z. Fuller of
Dirigo Grange; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in, the death of our brother
we have lost a true and honored member.
Resolved. That we deeply sympathize with
great affiiction they may be comforted.
Resolved, That as token of respect to the
memory of our departed brother our charter
be draped in mourning for thirty days, also
that copy of these resolutions be sent to the
bereaved family, a copy put upon our records,
and a copy sent to our local papers for publica-
ton.
Mp. LIBBY, Committee
D. R. McGRAY, on
J. H. vosE, Resolutions.
Freedom, August 27, 1910.
The Republican journal., 1910-09-01
,,teots of Today's Journal.

:. ,4ing Bells. Secret Societies.
sl Nepudiast Ndant of the U. of M. Obituary.
ffTI Tbs Shoe Situation. Individual
rfart Counts. Meeting OF Waldo
Envat E,.nty Grange. Transfers in Real
Iosh.s S.nte Resolutions Of Respect.
bs.G ut kingdom Wrecked. To the
pan, B,,s of Waldo County. Base Ball.
I,so TN P%ews of the Oranges. Personal.
l,usign Letter. Differing Honest
81 S''if lullaby (poem). The Burden Of
s,.fs Taxation. Pittsfield Personals.
S's,T s5,merica's Big Bill for Luxuries..
rts Nineteenth Maine Reunion.
s.ats Issues The Clements Family
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HeI Hlrty Jurisprudence. Knox De-
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paSois Of Maine. Clarence Burleigh's
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The Il 4ws Of Belfast.
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