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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
L. O. O. NJ.

On account Of extensive work re- QuIred for the preparation of their building for the bazaar, there was no
 meeting of the lodge held last Fri. day night. During the latter part of the week booths were built in the hall and yesterday the work of de corating them was finished The second fIcor of the Ball & BledsOe building was rented and a bridge built at the rear to connect the buildings, both of which will be used to accommodate the large attendance which is expected each evening. To
 day the final touches will be made
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT
slderei out of danger.

sderei out of danger.
 Cbas. Pelot, who had his leg and foot badly injured in a eavein in the URcIs Sam mine on last Wednesday. is getting along as well as can be ex- pected and hopes to leave the hospi- tai before long.
 Jack Boyd, who was injured in the street railway accident. sat in a rolling chair for the first time yes terday. He is now improving rapidly.
 Steve Dugan. who also was hurt in the railway accident, is eonyalesslng and getting along much better than he did for time.
 Judge Owen Murphy is progressing rapidly and will leave the hospital in a few days if he keeps on improving in the manner he has been. William Rithworth. of Naco, who had pneumonia. is rapidly improving and will leave the hospital about the middle of the week. B. F. Gooding. operated on for ab- scess a few days ago. is getting well rapidly.
 Reports on the following cases ID the C. & A. hospital are as follows: Otto Schmidt. who has been in the hospital since the street railway ac. cident. is able to be out and was seen on the streets yesterday for the first time. He is still very weak and will not be able to resume his duties for some time.
 Joe Seaman, another victim of the street railway accident, who was un conscious for over r days, was dis charged from the hospital and has returned home, although still under
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
BIG HOLIDAY
 TRADE IN DISTRICT

For the past week one of the busiest places in the district has been the Howe Jewelry Co. store. due to the arrival of large ship .ments of holiday goods which they are now unracking and placing on 5isplay.
 Mir. Howe, manager of the store. says the line of holiday goods whien he has ordered is very extensive.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
IN THE HOSPITALS

Following is a report Of cases in the Copper Queen hospital:
 Joe Heating, well known bartend- CT, who Is suffering from symptoms which may develop pneumonia, is getting along as well as can be ex- peeted. He was taken to the hospi. tai on Thursday evening and since then has improved very little.
 Henry Romo who was chef of the Busy Bee Cafe. operated on for ab- cess of the liver few days ago. IS getting better. but is net yet cen
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
BUY BOATS FOR
 MEXICAN RIVERS

interests are rapidly acquiring many of the old American river steamers for
 service on the rivers or Old Mexico. These steamers are brought to Gal weston and have prepared for the voy. age across the Gulf to Tampico or Vera Cruz. The steamer Herman Paepcke one Of the largsst If her tyne seen in Galveston for several years has just been fitted for the Gulf
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

for the bazaar and this evening the doors will be opened and the public invited to call and inspect the dis plays which will be very elaborate The ladies auxiliary have contributed a large amount of needle and fancy work which alone will net handsome returns. It Is anticipated that the amount required to raise the debt on the home will be easily acquired from the receipts of the bazaar.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
MASONs

At the meeting of the Masonic ledge last night class Of candidates were initiated in the Blue lodge. There was no special business other than discussion of visit to the Doug. las lodge. The plan of the lodge Is to charter a special train when they visit Douglas and invite the general public 10 go along.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
WITH THE BOXERS

Jimrny Clabby and Frank Logan have been signed to box in San Fran cisco Oct. 25.
 Tom o'Rourke believes that his pro, tege. George Ashe. Is entitled to meet either Jack Dillon, Leo Houck or Frank Klaus.
 Manager Jimmy Johnston is trying to match George Rodel, the Boer heavyweight. against any of the hopes"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The Pythian Sisters will entertain in honor of the Knights of Pythias next Tuesday evening at the K of F. Hall. when refreshments will ne serveA All Knights of Pythias an1 Visiting Knights and Sisters are iu- vited to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
ORDER EASTERN STAR

The regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star will be held on Wed nesday evening. No initiation will be held at this meeting but number o' applications for membership will ke acted upon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

Singing a song to the ring, after putting the K. O. on an opponent is the latest fad Of boxers in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

Moose Bazaar. Drink Red Lemonade and Cider.
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The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
BLANKET LANE, (rrospect.)

BLANKET LANE, (Prospect)
Mrs l. c. Cummings is the recipient of a
credit lip for sos, redeemabIe by Lords Piano
Co as first prize on the puzzle picture run as
an advertisement in the RocAland Opinion
few weeks ago -. Mrs Sarah Jordan, ST years
old, took the train at Standpoint last week for
Bangor to attend the funeral Of her brother.
Robert Clark, who died in that city We
now have one foot of SNOW in tne woods
enough for teams to do a good business in get
ng out lumber of all kinds ... A crew Of men
with a team of eight large horses came to
Prospect last week to tax 10-inch rifle
cannon from one OF the battery Of Fort Knox
that the government had given tne town of
Hampden permit 10 ta<= Tney sueeee lei in
moving it about two m les IN three days They
had muca trouble AID a good deal of hard WORK
When near the residence Of ". Il Sim they
got hung up On q rock. The lun weighs 10 ur
II tons. Friday team from Bang9r took he
gun to Hampden... Mr. and Mfs. Isaac M.
Cummings confined TO the house hy sick
ness Dr. James A. Fierce of Stockton Sprials
and Dr. t.lingwood Of Wlrterport have been
called The ProsF ct town reports were out
on THURSDAY and show that Prospect is not
lacking Tor ring as well as yther poor towns.
&C.. Leslie Cunning ham of Bangor visited his
grandparents in the Lane, MIR. and Mrs Alb
uer Gray, over Sunday, returning to Bangor
Monday morning People IN Blanket Lane
were surprised to learn that county attorney
Littlefed went in for removing Judge Way
land Knowlton. One Old Democrat Of Blanket
Lane says that Mr. Littletield had better 60
right into the Republican fold ...F. L. Gray
of Blanket Lane has got Is cords of fire wood
up for his father, and ha S cut 10 corus of
shingle lumber and hauled 1t to c. F. Grants
mill at Sandy point and hauled thous and of
long lumber to the Boyd mil, beside doing
other work with his team.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13

Her sisters, Misses Lizzie B. and Evelyn L.
Colcord, East Main street, left by afternoon
train to join her imme diately. Great sympathy
is expressed for them in their deep anxiety.
We trust favorable symptoms may develop in
the case of our young highly attractive towns
woman.
Last week brought Stockton the following
daily weather: Sunday, desultory snowstorm
in day, with high N. W. wind in evening; Mon
day, bright sky. crisp. invigorating air; Tues
day, mild, beautiful day; Wednesday. mild.
gentle snewstorm in forenoon, clear after
noon; Thursday, clouds, sunshine and fog,
damp snowstorm late in afternoon; Friday.
very cold atmosphere dim sunshine; Saturday.
cold. but beautiful day thermometer register
ing IL degrees below zero at sunrise.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Blanchard of Mount
Vernon,sN. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell
of Port Washington. Long Island, N. Y /, guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn, East
Main street, for few days, left last Thursday
for Boston, en- route to their respective homes
They came to Stockton to bring the remains
of their father, the late Capt: A. Parker
Blanchard, FOR interment in the family lot in
our village cemetery holding the funeral SER
vice in the Unversalist church, Rev. A. A.
Smith Of Bar gor officiating. Sympathy is ex-
tended to all mourning relatives and friends.
At the suggestion of some lovers of music
in cur village arrangements have been made
with Mr.. Nye of Searsport to conduct sing
ing school in Hichhorn hall beginning Tuesday
evening, March 18th, if sufficient enl ourage-
ment be given the project. The terms will be
ST for twelve lessons, and It is ardenty hoped
that general response may be given by both
y Dung and older people throughout the COM
munity. making this an educational opportun
ity, combined with real pleasure to every ap-
preciative lover Of harmony. "Music hath
charms" which nothing else possesses. Why
not cultivate this gift in every child of every
family? Let US ali take hold of this matter
enthusiastically thus carrying it to success.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
SWANVILLE CENTER,

John Morrill, returned home last Saturday
from the Waldo County Hospital where he
was operated on for pipe cancer the lower
lip, and is comfortable as could be expected
for man SO years of age. Eleven crows
were seen last Saturday in one flock, the first
for the winter. Mss Myra Bailey and Mrs.
Maria Bailey of Waldo were guests of Mrs
Flora liItlefeld Sund ay... Last Saturday
morning the mercury registered II below zero.
Sunday morning it Is above zero. A
change in "a hours of 80 degrees. 1t is not to be
wondered at that colds, grip and pneumonia are
prevalent this winter Keyes orchestra 6
pieces, furnished music for dance March 5th
given by Littlefield and Curtis at Comet
large crowd was present to enjoy the fine
music Charles Burt of Lewiston is boar d.
ing at Martin Robertson's Messrs Whit
comb and Coye, State Missionaries of the Free
Monroe Center church beginning March 18th
and holding over the following sunday. The
ten days old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Littletield of Waldo died March md. -. The
many friends of Mr.. a. D. Moody are glad to
learn he is gaming fast can be expected
from his recent injuries -, Mr.. Lew Nun ply
bought a fine team horse in Belfast Monday.
80. a. 7 Nickerson has been drawn on the
jury to attend the April term of the District
Court in Portland
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13

aims giver. And even in this sense the word
is hateful to us, for man before accepting
charity is at the end of his struggle. ready
to submit to utter humiliation The reason
for this is that we have allowed our good to be
evil spoken of. Our giving has been from
sense of duty for self glorifcation. If we
give from a warmhearted impulse to aid we
will not fail in making happiness 1t it not
enough to do good; it must he done in
good way. To be either pleasing or influential.
virtue must be made attractive. A person
may possess all the good qualities, but keep
them so hidden under iaultfnding disposition
that they are never appreciated. No matter
how kind a man may be at heart, ne will make
few friends if his manner be hard and cold.
A woman may be ever so patient in great
trials; but her family will not realize her
virtue if she constantly complains about
things that of no Importance. There is
in all things this danger of attempted good
being misunderstood ifwrongly presented.ld
of right may become antagonstic as to
make cause defeat itself. There is an ex
ample of this in conversation between En-
erson and Coleridge. Although knowing
that his friend was Unitarian. Mr.. Coleridge
made perfect volley of brutally rude re-
m arks about that belief, Saying that his creed
could best be expressed by two of his own
lines, Gods child in Christ adopted" ard
Christ my all Nothing could have been more
beautiful than the sentiment of these lines, but
how little their value when quoted in SO unkind
argument! Though true to his ideals he lack
ed the humility of Christlikeness. Too much
egotism in goodness is the cause of our
lack of power. A few safe rules for a life
that will show goodness at its best would be;
do not brand stupidity by Your superiority; do
not show your correct attitude by constant
criticism. When concession is to be made;
apology to be offered. forgiveness to be asked;
eddy how far reaching would be the results
Can we not mike a greater effu,t that cur
good be rot subject to cllticisn..... Prep
arations are being made for Easter sunday.
At the morning service there will he the
usual appropriate sermon by the pastor. A
chorus choir, assisted ty the "Church Orches-
ira of six pieces will render special music In
the evening there will be d nisceiana, US
musical program OF anthems, careis ana IN
strumentai selections. On this occasion the
choirs, young men ana women of both the N
+. and Cong1. Churches will unite in chorus
work. All are pleas nifty anticipating this
union service
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
SHIP NEWS.



New York. March 4. sid sch Thelma,
Bridgeport for Savannah; 5. SID, sch Emma S
Lord, Jacksonville; Z, sid, -chs Gen Z ) Gree
ley (fron Port Eeading). Brunswick; Theima,
Savannah; s. ar. schs HumarucG, Satlla, Ga;
Lizzie = Wiley, Charles on; 8, sid, stm Kan
awha, Searsport for Newport News; TO- ar.
sim Niitlnocket. Stockton.
Boston, March 6. Ar. sch Il Devereaux,
Newport News; 8, ar, sch Hugh de Payens,
Brunswick.
Philadelphia, March T. CID, sch Josephine,
Feruandina
Port Reading. J, March Ar, schrs
Martha P Small, Jacksonville, Fla; James
Slater New York.
Port Royal, S c, March 5 Ar, schr Brna P
Pendleton, New York
Brunswick, March Sid, oh Alice Hol-
brook. New York.
Newport News. March Sid. sen Stanley
NJ Seaman, San Juan; ar. sch Levi Andrews,
New York; sid. sch Lewiston. San Juan.
Fajardo, K. March Sid. sch Horace A
Stone, Port Tampa.
Fernandina, March 6 Sid. schrs Augustus
W Snow, Philadelphia; Pendeton Sisters, New
York.
Calais, Me. March Sid. schr Herald, Lu-
nenburg.
Jacksonville, Fla, March Ar, schrs Robert
McCurdy, Bermuda; Gladys Gibara-
Mobile, March TO- Ar, schs Georgia Glkey,
Cardenas.
Brunswick, March Z Ar. sch Lyman NJ Law,
Port Reading.
Guayanilla. P R, March 8. Sid. sch Jacob NJ
Haskell. Hartman, Port Tampa Ito load for
Baltimore.)
Stock on, March g. Ar, schs Caroline krer-
scher, Bucksport; Mabel G. Snow-:S sid,
stmr Millinocket, New York; 9, ar barge &
L Co, Baltimore.
Searsport, March 8. Sid, barge Boyls ton,
Weymouth.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bermuda, March q Sid, yacht Adventures,
Sparks, Seattle; T. sd sch Lucinda Sutton,
Jacksonville.
Salina Cruz, March 3, a. m. Sid, stmr Ari-
conan, Patterson, San Diego; 7, ar stmr Nebras-
kan, Knight, Tacoma and San Francisco.
Puerto Mexico, March 5. l p. m. Ar, stmr
American, Brodhead, New York; sid, p. m.
stmr Oregonian Curtis, Delaware Breakwater;
Z, 3 m, sid, stmr kentuckian, Delano, New
York; 10, Z m, ar, sim Dakotan, Sweetser,
New York.
Havana. March l. Sid, sch G Haskell, Ar
royo.
MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, March d. Sch Name hester
Haynes, reported waterlogged off North
Carolina coast, was towed into Hampton Roads
today by revenue cutter Onondaga an pro-
ceeded to Newport News, assisted by tug
Joseph M Clark
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
MAN GETS A
NEW STOMACH
After trying to enjoy life for years with a

After trying to enjoy life for years with a
no good stomach he gets wise,
~ was bothered for years with stomach
trouble and gastritis. Food laid like lead in
my stomach and fermented, forming gas This
caused pressure on my heart, that l
choked and gasped for breath. l thought my
time had come MI-O-NA cured me after l
had doctored without success. VIM. " Math-
ews, Bloomington Ind.
Call it Gastritis, Catarrh Of the Stomach,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia; it matters not MI
O-NA Stomach Tablets will drive out all the
misery and give you practically new. clean,
willing to- work stomach or A. A. Howes & Co.
will refund the price.
That's honorable, isn't it? So if you want
to get rid of your sour. gassy, heavy. stupid.
irresponsible stomach get 60 cent box today.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
EAST scar SMONT.

EAST EARSMONT.
Mrs. Albert Mariner and Miss Elsie Buck
spent day in Rockland recently, the guests
of Mrs. MS father, J. F. Burgess. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Head spent March 9Th in Belfast
49,. Miss Elsie Buck of Moody Mountain was a
recent guest of Mrs. Hattie Mariner. :.
Henry Mahoney has sold several fine cows
recently. Albert Mariner has filled his ice
house with a good quality of ice, IA inches
thick. Mrs. Nettie Mahoney is quite i'll. Dr.
Keller of Appleton is attending her...J. F.
Lamb Of Lincolnville has bought piece OF
lumber of A. H. Mahoney and put on crew to
cut and haul to the mill in Lincolnville.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
day evening
FREEDOM.

Hon. G. E. Bryant and from Durham
were in town March 3rd to attend the town
meeting and help elect the officers for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Bryant's business calls
him away from his home here but he has al
ways maintained deep interest in the town
daughter Winifred are in Brunswick for few
days. The school board met in the town
office March 18th and elected Fred n FIVE as
chairman and Charles D. Wentworth as super
intendent for the coming year.. The Same
set club entertained in their hall Friday even
ing March 7th, the 1hmhle club. No l. re-
freshments were served. consisting of shrimp
wiggle. creamed oysters, sandwiches and home
made candies A good time was enjoyed By all.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
WINTERPoRT.

WlNTERPORT.
A surprise party was given to Mrs. Jennie
Thayer on her birthday March 5th About 40
were present and very pleasant time was
enjoyed. Quarterly meeting services were
held at the Methodist Church, Saturday even
ing and Sunday, Rev. Frederick Paadino,
District Superintendent presiding IA series
of meetings are being held lat the vestry by Mr.
gave Colonial supper at their hall Wednes-
day evening
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
County Correspondence.
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
W. D. Hartman and Fred Bowdoin called on
friends in Standpoint last Sunday Merrill
Shute of Bangor visited his aunts, Mrs. M. A.
Littlefield and the Misses Heagan's March 4th.
-. Miss Hannah Heagan, who has been visit
ing in Bangor returned home last week. =.
Mrs. G W. Silver, vino has been stopping the
past two weeks in Bucksport, has returned
home.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13

BARTLETT IN Waia.
rlnH q Bartlett, aeel
CLouSloN- In td-
MISS Marion CIousiw
Mrs Howard CI2ust"t
CLEMENT, In Nea.
Lucy j., widow OF
years.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13

AUGUSTA, Me, March 9th. The Legislative
Committee on Public Health today reported
favorably on the Spencer bill to regulate the
length Of hatpins
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
BEST FOR SKIN

Nearly every skin disea7'
permanently to Bucklen q
nothing is better for burns u.
and heals. John Deye,
says, after suffering t~e'''
ailment and spending saw
Bucklen's Arnica Salve 1u''
help you. Only Csc. ke'.
druggists.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
SWANVILLE.

Miss Gwen Body of Brooks visited her
friend, Mrs G. T. Nickerson, last week and re-
turned home Monday. Mrs. Stella Cole is
the guest of her sister Mrs. W. N. Brigg7.
MIR. and Mrs. s. D. Greeley of Hampder were
Weekend guests of relatives. Mr. Greeley re-
turned home Sunday. Mrs. Greeley remained
for a longer VISIT. John Morrill, has .urned
home from the Waldo County hospital, AL
fred Hustus, who has been suffering with an
abscess for the past six weeks, went TO Bel
fast last week, where DR., F. c. Small lanced it,
go. Albert Moody was badly injured at c. R.
Nickerson's mill last Monday. He was IN
loading logs when his horses became fright
ened and ran away, upsetting the logs on
him. DR.. kilgore of Belfast was called, who
reduced the injuries. 1t will he some time be-
fore he will be able to work.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
NORTH ISLESBORO

Mr.. Jesse Bates is at n..
for a two weeks 's-
Thomas and Marcellus b.-N-
Rockland last week. Vfas
attending Commercial ,"..-
in town. with the eNcePt'''
March 7th. Mrs. jennie
the Ryder school, returned '
day. A little son CANE j"
his home with Mr.. and MIR y
The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
LAMSON=Az|
HUBBARD vi
HATS ~
Best In America W<v
For sale by w \
DWIGHT P. PALMER,
DWIGHT P. PALMER.

OAK FILL (Swanville'
Mrs. Levi Seekins is in very poor health.
She has had the grip. Mr.. Fred Curtis, one
of our expert hunters. succeeded in capturing
a red fox alive and has it in captivity . Mr..
F. J. Webb recently sold cow to Mr.. W. W.
Gray and some young stock to Mr.. w. H Ar
mold of Belfast. .. James Webster has sold
his oxen to Herbert Black of Searsport. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Cunningham attenI ed the fu-
neral of Miss Abbie Robbins, Mar 9th Messrs.
E. C. Peavey ard L. o. Hanley were in Sears
port March 9Th on business. =. Louis Nicker-
son has had the N. E. telephone installed in
his home James Webster bought yoke of
steers of Herbert Black of Searsport recently,
Mr.. ard MIS-. Albert Too thaker of NORTH
port were guests of Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Peavey,
Sunday The people of this vicinity We're
sorry to lean of the accident to Mr.. A D.
Moody. and his many friends hope to see him
out again soon. F.. Porter Webb is confined
to the house with very bad cold.
SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Rachel Thompson died Saturday, March
1st, and was buried the following Monday &c..
Quite a number from here attended the meet
ing OF Waldo Pomona Graz &c with EQUIV
Grange, Belfast. 1t was a fine day and the
sleighing could not be better All report
very pleasant time Victor Grange held a
five cent sociable, Saturday night. Ice cream
was on sale after the entertainment. 1t was
well attended. and a very pleasant time was
enjoyed by those present. There will be an
other sociable Saturday evening, March 22nd,
if the weather and travelling permit The
Epworth League will give an entertainment
Friday evening March 14th Admission five
cents. Ice cream will be on sale after the
entertainment. The public are cordially well
come. Miss Nettie Richards of Belfast was
the weekend guest Of Mrs. George kelso .
W. c. T. U. Institute will be held in the NJ
E. vestry. Tuesday, March 18th. Appleton,
Knox, Searsmont and other Unions will be
present, and friends from everywhere will be
welcomed Picnic dinner. The program will
include a town meeting drill, singing etc