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The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
THE POTATO SITUATION.

1t is inevitable that there should be
bad as we'll as good years in the potato
business. Aroostook has had its ups and
downs-its years when low prices pre-
vailed; years when most of the crop went
to the starch factories. But the good
years offset the bad years. The danger
is that good potato year may tempt a
farmer to put all his eggs in one basket,
as it were. Induced by the fine crop and
good prices of last season some may
have invested more than they should in
anticipation of continuance of such
favorable conditions, only to meet with
disappointment and financial loss-The
Republican Journal, October 81, 1909.
This practical view of the situation is
only reproduced now because at the time
it was published it was met with coun-
terblast from a professional ''boomer, "
whose energies are chiefly devoted to
booming himself. He advised every
body to plant potatoes, to plant all the
land possible to that one crop; and posi-
bly, some may have followed this advice,
as others did when he held out the most
tempting inducements for them to buy
stock in various schemes that proved to
be utterly worthless. That potato grow
ers have lost money in the last two
years, and that some have lost their
farms, we are reliably informed. 1t has
been demonstrated that by following
Aroostook methods other sections of the
State can equal, if not excel, the Aroos
took growers in the yield per acre; but
if potatoes are grown at a loss it is folly
to continue raising them. Years ago
potatoes were the leading crop in Waldo
county, but the buyers of those days
with hardly an exception lost money, and
it could not have been profitable to the
farmers or they would not have turned
their attention to other things, raising
only enough potatoes for local consump-
tion.. We believe that the farmers in
this section will find orcharding, dairy
ing, raising sweet corn, beans, etc., more
profitable than potatoes.
We notice that seventy correspondents
of the Massachusetts State board of ag-
riculture, more than majority of the
reports received, and an unusually large
leading number, consider potatoes to
have been among the least profitable
crops, while sixty correspondents regard
hay as among the most profitable crops.
The report says further: milk, butter,
epps and meat have brought high prices
throughout the year. Apples have gen.
orally brought better prices than usual,
owing to short crop and better quality.
due to increased care and spraying"
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Megunticook Grange fair, Camden, will be
held on Saturday, November 18th, day and
evening E. Morse, the well known reader,
will take part in the entertainment.
Harvest Home Grange, Brooks, moved into
Union hall last Monday evening. They will
entertain the Waldo Pomona there November
18th and expect to occupy this hall for the
winter.
The next session of Knox Pomona Grange
will be with Megunticook Grange, Camden,
November 18th. Meeting called to order at
10 o'clock, Fifth degree will be conferred in
the forenoon. Picnic dinner will be served.
The new hall of Sheepscot Lake Grange Of
East Palermo is nearing completion. The
plasterers are at work this week. The Grange
is holding its meetings in the dining room on
the first floor. The Sheepscot Lake Comedy
Co. will present the farcical comedy, "The
Widows Courtship." in few weeks. It is
planned to take it on tour through the sur
rounding towns. Mr.. I. P. Critics is the
manager and plays the principal part. 1.-THE
Widows Courtship" is q good successor to
my Aunt Betsy"
Georges River Grange Of Liberty held an in-
teresting meeting Wednesday night, Nov. End.
with good attendance Of members and some
visitors. After the usual business an inter-
esting program Of good length was presented
by Bro !. P. Critics, who had charge of the
program for the meeting. During the program
Sister Mary Brown read an essay on the life Of
Julia Ward Howe, after which the choir rem
dered 1.-THE Battle Hymn Of the Republic, " a.
q mark Of respect to her memory. The pro-
gram this week is in charge Of Sister Della
Morse. Georges River Grange has started in
ON season Of good meetings for the winter.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

The Augusta correspondent OF the
Portland Press has been figuring on the
disposition Of the offices under the Demo-
cratic regime. While Obadiah Gardner
claims to have AZ votes pledged to him
for the U. S. Senatorship his opponents
credit him with only 80, and the election
of johnson on the second ballot is conf
IDENTITY predicted. Senator Mullen of Pc
nobscot is slated for president of the
Senate and John Clark Scates Of West
brook for speaker Of the House. In the
contest for secretary of State it is be-
iieved that Fred B. Wiggin of Saco will
win out, although Cyrus w. Davis wants
the place badly and has been working
hard to land it. But with johnson for
u. S. Senator and Pattangall for At
torney General it is thought the Water
vile ring should be satisfied. Pattan-
CALLS election as attorney general with
out opposition is predicted. There are
three candidates for State treasurer, but
no one can name the winner at this time.
didate at present if that of clerk of the
House.
The recent find of tourmalines to the
value of 800, 900 or more by F. l.. Havey
in Poland has directed attention to
Names wealth in gems. The finding of
tourmalines in Maine is no new thing.
In 1920 E. L. Hamlin, brother Of Vice
President Hannibal Hamlin, discovered
the famous tourmaline mine at Mt. Mica
in Paris and took from it the gems which
have since become famous as the Ham
lin necklace. Besides the Mt. Mica
mine there have also been discoveries of
tourmaline at Newry and Andover, He
bron, Auburn, Greenwood and Poland.
Not only does Maine lead the world in
tourmaline but the finest aquamarine
ever found was discovered in Stoneham.
Maine is also the only spot on this CONT
nent in which berylionite, soft but
brilliant gem, is found, and the largest
crystal of chrysoberyl in North America
was found in Maine. Pink and blue
iberyl, garnet and golden beryl, smoky
topaz, Scotch and Spanish topaz and
,cairngorm are also native to Maine.
Androscoggin and Oxford counties COM
prise the heart of this gem district, and
the recent developments will no doubt
lead to more valuable ''finds."
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
The Shoe Situation.

Steady improvement is maintained in the
shoe trade, and while business is still far from
active the increase in new orders placed this
week is most encouraging, particularly as to
manufacturers in New England and New York.
Pennsylvania factories, however, are poorly
supplied with spring orders. The leather
trade, while not active, rules steady and the
volume of sales continues to show on increase
from week to week. Prices are well maintain
ed, and in sole leather are especially FIRM
Dun's Review, November, 9Th.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
Filthy Stomach
Food Fermenting in Stomach Causes
Rank Condition.

Food Fermenting in Stomach Causes a
Rank Condition.
When you have indigestion your food sours;
many times it actually rots and forms gases
that poison the blood.
Take MONA stomach tablets if you want
to change your bad stomach into q healthy,
clean one.
MI-O-NA il the best prescription for upset
stomach and indigestion ever written. No
matter how miserable your stomach feels, MI
O-NA stomach tablets give immediate relief.
Take MONA stomach tablets, which are
guaranteed to cure indigestion, and rid your
self Of dizziness. 5ilio1sness. nervous or sick
headache, or money back
Take MONA tablets if you want to make
YOUR stomach 30 strong that it will digest the
heartiest meal without distress. and furnish
good, clean, nutritious blood making elements
to the body.
after each meal, if you want to get rid of that
drowsy, tired out feeling.
Fifty cents at A. A: Howes & Co.'s, or lead
ing Druggists everywhere.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

-the-way, why do people read trashy
books when such books as ''Two Years
Before the MAST may be had so cheap?
We bought cloth bound copy OF it the
other day at ten cent store Tor ten
cents, and read it third me.-Atchi-
son Globe.
The writer has read Dana's book at
least dozen times and expects to read
it again, and a few years ago was tempt
ed to buy cheap edition but found later
shat there was copy at home.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

1t doesn't matter what you say, if you
do wrong from day to day. Your moral
lectures may be sound, with gems of
thought they may abound, but when you
spring them folks will grin, and say:
@FOld Nick's rebuking sim" Uncle Walt.
The mayor prints this pen portrait of
himself on the first page of his personal
organ, and you have only to look on the
brazen face pictured on the 4th page to
say, Thou art the man"
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

At the 9th annual session of the Maine
grand division of the Sons of Temperance,
held in Portland, November Sd, resolu-
tons were passed against the resubmis-
sion of the prohibitory amendment.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

The Knox Democratic county commit
tee has endorsed the candidacy of Oba-
diah Gardner for U. S. Senator, of Tyler
M. Coombs of Vinalhaven for the board
of State assessors, and of Joseph M.
Porter of Waldoboro for State inspector
of factories, etc. Now where does Hon.
Lindley Murray Staples come in?
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

The interest of the editor Of the Herald
in the fisheries is easily explained. He
has derived living for years from suck
ers, and is still fishing for them.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

Gov-elect Plaisted has selected a prl-
waite secretary by the name Of Murphy,
too. Boston Globe.
Yes, and he's no small potato.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
70 Acres, Stock and Crops, $1,000

70 Acres, Stock and Crops, $1,000
Just out from village advantages; cream sold
at door; 20 acres in field; ample wood and tim.
Der; variety fruit; 8-room house, hard wood
and if taken at once aged owner will include
cows hay to winter, poultry, pig and vege-
tables for family use; for all details and travel
demonstrations for this and other rare bargains
see page 9, "Strout's Biggest Farm Bargains"
copy free. E. A. STROUT, Station lag. Kent's
Hill Maine. As
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

What's in name? A scow which
navigates the Potomac river is named
Lily Of the West.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

Portland is to be congratulated on the
success attending her merchants week.
The exposition Of local industries was q
surprise even to many Of her own people.
As beautiful city, -Longfellow's city
by the sea as residential city, as the
gateway to Names numerous resorts
and the Mecca of many summer visitors,
Portland has long been widely known;
but industrial Portland is now fully re-
vealed for the first time. Yet it should
occasion no surprise that city SO ad-
vantageously located, with fine harbor,
with exceptional shipping facilities both
by land and water, should invite the in
vestment of capital in industrial enter
prises. With the showing of what has
already been accomplished in this direc-
ton, and with the spirit manifested by
the business men of Portland today it is
safe to predict that the Forest City will
advance by leaps and bounds, and all
Maine should rejoice in the evidences of
her great and growing prosperity.
Maine already stands third among
the States of the union in value of the
corn packed, being exceeded only by
New York and Illinois," says an article
in the Directory of the Manufacturing
Industries of Maine, recently issued by
the Bureau and Labor Statistics. But
we are confident she can, and will, beat
that record
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

Why do square shouldered, short-neck-
ed women persist in wearing the big Hop
by black hats that drop to their scapulas?
10 have no necks at ali. Their appearance
is that of deformity. 1t cannot be that
they have the advantage of multiple mir
rors in the shops where they get their
headgear New York Mail.
That question is easily answered-it is
the fashion.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

1.-THE first vessel built within the limits
of the United States for commercial uses
was sea going pinnace of thirty tons
named the Virginia, says John R. Spears
in his comprehensive work on the story
of the rise and decay of our merchant
marine. The Virginia's keel was laid at
the mouth of the Kennebec river on an
unnamed day in the fall Of 1907. This
thirty-ton sailing craft was built for
fishing off the Banks, but the Kennebec
colony failed ingloriously. The ship AL
fred, 800 tons, built by Hutson Bishop in
1923, was the first copper fastened vessel
built III Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
FOR SALE

SO Acres Near State l9F .xs
Just step to trolley line and a'EfS sls
apple trees, variety other fruits ,roa;. 10
once family COW, poultry, hog veg siu.G
ing tools, ETC., as well as crops 10, ,06 ost 2
will all be included for only 81. lUo' w
for picture of attractive buildineS ,Sr'i
and travelling instructions, see paess D.
Biggest Farm Bargains" cop, Msirt
STROUT, Station LAG, Kent's NIL
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

The Law Court has decided that the
act excluding automobiles from Bar Har-
Dor is constitutional.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10
Girls Wanted
@AT@
LEONARD & BARROWS'
SHOE FACTORY.
Piano Pupils

am ready to take pupils on the piano in
Belfast and adjoining towns. Price so cents
for beginners and IS cents for advanced
pupils. MISS ETHOLA w. FROST,
ATT Northport Avenue.
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

DR.. Irving Field of the United States
Fish Commission says that the members
of the shark family commonly known as
dogfsh are good to eat and in flavor re-
semble the halibut. In fact, they are
said to figure occasionally on restaurant
and hotel menus as ocean white fish, y"
''sea bass" or Japanese halibut. I"
Down south the catfish is priced as food,
although mainly by the colored folks,
and if catfish, why not dogish?
The Republican journal., 1910-11-10

CHARLES "A. flLooon1' Business Manager
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War ein ,,Sluii."
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Wute 2lmsiid)ten
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traten bic gergfpertsxiissr in bic
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Den GountpsaommiiTdrsu ging in
tbrsr seitrigsn SiBung elm Sdrsi6er
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1)cn oeu ge@simpoli5iIlea 5arnatO uno
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