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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18

Louise Grassler. who plays the role of
Little Shireen in Omar, the Tentmak-
err, is a poetess of no mean abilities
and a frequent contributor to the
magazines, especially those of the Pa
cific coast
Evening journal., 1914-12-18
JACODY STORE A TOY
SHOP These HOLIDAYS

Toylard is Fairyland to the chill
dren, and both children and grown
ups are getting all sorts OF enjoy
ment from the display of toys and
novelties at Jacoby's. Almost every
kind of mechanical toy is here and
no matter whether the small boy de-
sires to be a fireman, an engineer, a
sailor. or an airman he can at least
realize bis ambitions in miniature.
For the girls, dolls Of every size
and description claim the first at
tention. With the elaborate costumes,
houses furnished from top to bottom
and the hundred and one things that
make "A complete home for elder peo-
pie all ready for Mr. and Mrs. Doll
it is an easy matter to select gifts
there, unless indeed the very size and
variety OF things TO choose from
makes choosing difficult
In fact there arc hundreds Of things
that hold the interest OF old and young
in this big stock that is being shown
at Jacoby's. and that the people OF
Wilmington appreciate it is shown by
the crowds that throng the store, both
during the day and in the evenings
until the store closes. Much credit is
4 due Jacobys for their effort in max
ing such an extensive display and II
must be gratifying to them to see that
/ the people of Wilmington appreciat,
II IL.
Evening journal., 1914-12-18
THE ROSS STORE NOW
IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.


The Ross store, No. 2l0 Market street,
Is attractiyely decorated for the hoi-
days Over 1000 feet of laurel Christ
mas bells and pretty cards have been
used. Both the interior and exterior of
/ the store as well as the two big display
4 windows present an appearance seldom
equalled in any store in Wilmington.
The holiday goods throughout the
the store have been tastefully arranged
/ i'm the various departments. For the
lmost part everything has been placed in
gaily decorated boxes.
The entire stock OF d. Ross & Son,
Inc, which was purchased by Robert T..
/ Ross, is on sale at the old stand. Every
thing in the store has been reduced in
price Among the departments that
make an attractive showing are the
handkerchief, mems goods, furs, blan-
kets and sweaters.
Holiday shoppers are reapne har-
vest now as prices arc extremely low
and the merchandise IS Of a guaranteed
lquality
Evening journal., 1914-12-18
FINE ELECTRIC DISPLAY.
To Be Seen in Window Of Truax
Electric Company.

hiectlc company.
Christmas shoppers who wish to see
a display of various useful and modern
gifts and one that is exceptionally prct-
ty would do well by visiting the store
of the Truax Electric Company, at No.
BOG Shipley street
Although the company is comparative
/ ~ young IL is already among the first
electrical concerns in this city.
The display is especially attractive in
the evening when the vari.colored cleo
tric bulbs throw a light OF splendor on
the little Christmas tree standing in the
corner Of one window. The tree is sur
rounded by a number of the latest cleo
trical appliances which would make very
useful gifts.
In another window the lights are so
arranged as to produce the effect Of
moonlight ON snow-covered ground, and
the details are brought out even to the
frost in the SNOW I'm this window also
are modern electric lighting appliances
including flash lights and electric irons.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1914-12-18
SOCIAL and Personal news

Mrs. Samuel NJ. Dillon, who is i'll in
the Women's Hospital, Philadelphia, ex-
poets to return home about Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny of West
field, n. Y. and Mrs. James Guclxee of
North Tonawanda, n. v, are the guests
of their father, No. 927 Lancaster ave.
nue..
Evening journal., 1914-12-18
TO ADDRESS RAILROAD MEN.

Il. T.. Stacy, general secretary OF
the b. q o. Y. NJ. c. A.. Baltimore
will address a meeting for railroad
and shop men in Trinity Nj. f.
Church, Twenty-second and Church
streets. at $50 o'clock. on Sunday
afternoon. There will be special
music.
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lung benz SSbeoI idon naber, baS Der
8erein fin io5iale &olouiiation iif)
geiteQt bat: Gem Mrbeiter itebeli benz
eieenen Sniis nod cine eigene Shoae
Al bieten, Die alsreidt, I'M Der Srali
poGtpertbige alrbeit babeim 81 geben,
|oaB iie nift anoerip1rts ibr @rot 81
berbienen brauds. 60 ioa Der Sfabts
arbciter langiam tpieoer mil ben 8or-
3iiaen ocs 2anolebens pcrtraut &c.
mndt iperben. Gas erreidt Die lido.
ne SieoeIirng Der Staot Him nod
nidt. Ole Irbeiter ipcroen 81 beb1bi.
gen mobIiitnirten giir9ern, iie ma.
den einen eeiirnben gIiidliden Gin.
brud. Die A aiifs Sauieno Sterblid].
felt, Die BORT etreiht lit, glniibt man
pbne peiteres. Sanberfeit ruin 5reii,
oe i'm eigenen Seim berriht ilberau.
@ie Grandchildren iino Die Snuier
innen rn,o aiiben. GS ideint ga- nidt
n6tbig, bab Die Staot bns Ief,t bot,
barber 81 maiden. Tenn nidts en-
5iebt 10 sur gdtidmfeit, sur Sorg.
ioIt pie oas @efiibl, Den eigenen ge.
iib St idonen, 5u,beiicrn, an mebrel.
Sb ole 6ieie faft peonnttih oroentli'
den Sausmiitterden friiber in ibren
Rietbspobnunsen eberio ifmud, 10
ialiber geipeien finb?
Gins biIit ia in Siiooeutidlano
nod, ~qeaeniiber Dem gtoroer. Die al
tere auItur, bas @%epuBtiein, III Ell
ner Staot eG%rtpiiroigen &iibmes giir.
qer al iein, ienc SmponOerabilier, Die
70 Oft beitritten perbeu uno Die bod
ba Iinb, ii9 nur fdiien laHen,
penn man bic @%enerationen 5itiam.
memimmt, bas @~oItsgan5e. Gas
idmdlcrt nift ben &eroicnit Der Sro'
ger oieies SiebelunesgeSonfens aber
eg erIeid)tert linen Die arbeit nno es
ertiduIoigt ettpaiee Wtiberfolge on
%bertpdrts. Sn uIm III nit Silie oes
Staottreoites nuo Der Sanoesuerii'
Recommendation cir gleites erretdt
iporoen, fpie es in 9reuben bic Ren'
tengutsgeiessc6ung be5lpedt. yaur
bab bieie ben Ian6mirtbifoftIiden
Gbarafter mebr betpnt miiien ipia
ltnb feline Sieae inter eiuem baIbeu
Nsorgen ausIe9en Iakt 8enn ii6 Der
bierin Iiegenoc aIiidIite @eoanfc nit
ben Timer geitrebunaeu HIidmmen'
brinapn IGbt - nno 6as 1T iebt Dos
.3iel oes @ereins fir ~ioBinIe arloni.
iation - 70 miro bort uno liberal.
mo- man ibm nafitrebt. cine reitlos
gIiidlihe 20iuns er5ieIt fperoea Ton.
men. Or. .. b. giiIotp.
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ansciaen fir Tnhbernfe.
HENRY BAER,
abpofaf MnS Tptnr,
Ssftsrf Tisd.
eReuh g6t St6afffr uub finf etreht.
ftisrbsH Canal 37g4.

tier 3ug. Sbrc @raucn trimmer iib
suden6 lpie IN einem ipisen S6tnerj;
ibr RunS 5@ittert. 3rpei @lidnnoeln
IioBen milb nod Der iremoen lame.
Sos Bib lit poriiber. Sragooie. -
lleberna i'm @irrporr oes 8ertebrs
nideIn iiG Die fIeinen Spmooien uno
Sraaooien Ses aehens ab. @inuter.
isenen nit tieier 8eripeftipeu. eiienj
unb Grtratt bon langen 0ramen; ani
Sefmoen SuinnnnengepreBt. 3DeL
orei SanoeInSe, Die iibrigen limb mn
aompurierie. limb unberiibrt odpcn
iieben bic einf6rmigen SauSfuIiiien.
@au fist OH ieirem aaffee1oisfeniier
wie in elmer 2oee nnb fritiiirt Oas
tpedielpolle SpieI Do unter. SIT es
gut? st es ihIedt2 Wan fommt gu
teiner lleberjeugtrrg. @us elmer raid
beraufgesogenen if,tpar5en Wolfe. De.
rem itrobenOe Msaiic iiber Die roiiger
9biirme Der Hrnuentirde nieoerbdngt
brift elm idneIer Heeen unb piid)t
ben breiten, beriDimmelten 9las IN
elmer Miiilte rein. gaes ftiebt nus.
chamber, remit, iliidtet. Oas Sragi.
ife mirS @roteSfe aftidliiB.
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Sophia Gbnsnj,

etnrb am Gcuutna. ben 10. Gull 1914, I'm
5;15 2tberbs. ipobIoerfebeii nit ben bell. Sieu
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Manhencr giIssrbusen Sas
&aHeehansi.Hter.

ghn Goffeebausfenitcr iist man ipie
in einer 2oge. 0rauben gebt 6a5 bum
te 9ebcnsipiel, unabIaiiig Die Elm
IiIm. lie 8iIoer iIimmern norbet.
Mtan I6llrit id,pnr3en aaiiee od5u
ur6 Ivinnt Grandchildren in Die Srit.
Sintcr urts ruifjelu 3eitun9sblntter
in nerooicn Tiusern. Die Wtliiif oes
flcinen Srdeiters itreideIt unS berli'
bia. unierc gteroen. 9udeneiienoe
Goueu flinaeIn nit ben Silberlotfel'
teu an Die Gaiien. 3ipiid,en 5lpei Bill
len Sabnetorte oibrirt elm Sofen.
Die 8eoieneriunen bliid)en on ms
poriiber. 2eiie fIirrt 0ns @eitirr IN
ibren geponoten Sanoen. ghtiit, @e,
ipraf, 2oteu. llno brallben ods int
ner medielnSc Bib bes 2ebens. Wan
modte %5lnpeilen mad benz Spernglas
areifen. 9us g;ige arbeitet ipie elm
0roieftionsopoarat. Wlit feinen Sait.
bIiden beItreidt. cS Den 9las. Come
nIimmcrt auf ieiner ~itaubiaen 3roden.
belt mo bic SdJierenbanber Der
Srombabn iIimmern. @ie eepan5erte
aroten Iieaen Srei airtcs nebeneino1.
Der uno blin5eIn trdg NIT ben gleno.
Iampcn. 2aut pIdtihern bic @aiier
bes SfGfiIerbrlnnens. 9es Mdtbs'
polaites Iteinbele SniiaSe ihintmert
pie cine pompoie Gouliiie. Man iiet
unb bait Gusifau. Minn Iabt aiif Der
giibne zines @cItmisifnittes Die So.
mo6ianten auftreten ill6 abgehen.
Sett tritt cine junge, id,Ianfe Tame
auf. Sbr Gang 1T elm elegnntes Sieo
obne @ortc. Der fleine tpeibe Sut aaf
BEN bIonben Saar lit cine sra5ioie
Sermate i'm Sder5o Hires @eienS.
Gle IGfeIt; ibre grfdeinung ipirft
,,pie elm @oriier Gbonion. Son Der
enteegergeieSten Seite nnbt elm JIM.
ger Serr; 6as beibt, Der Serr lit Te.
beniade. Sauptinde iiilo SoditieieL
9igelfoIte, Seioennefte, GutntphD
unb Strobbut: friiierte Rdnnlihfeit.
Cine f6armartc aomobic hebt an. Or
uno Tie haben eifanber eripabt; 5ipi'
idsen ben algen ipringt Der Bid.
fitrfc. Gin fur5es ginanber. Weiien;
elm taum Observation-Disclosures 2adelu. CT
biegt I'm unb Ierft in ihre Rittrig
Elm. Sie III iid Sefien berpubt. sic
iiibIt ieinen Bid ouf Der floritrnmpf.
befleibeten 5ciiel 6es 5iiBes, Der in
5artem SirifIeberihub itedt. Gin
S1aufeniieripiesel Seigt ibr ben ca.
trapcn. Der Ofeit liegt binter Der
Ssene. - Gin neiies Bib ifaItet i'd,
elm. Son Der 2beateritrabe Der fommt
elm 9aor. 8ieaeiht perIobt. bieaeift
pe~rbeiratbet; pielleidt mi9 IN elmer
unregeImdbieen ge5iebung. sic bat
ben @ugenmuffdJIag irnb SeitenbIid
Der @erliebtcn; er lit fiible, eIegante
@IeifgiiItigfeit. Wfnn fiiblt, er oefo-
rirt it'd, nit Sieiem biibid)en @eifopf.
9a frerst ibrcn Mee cine @eItbame
mittlern Sormats, idon elm iuenig
1ltlih, ober erfabren. Sbre @eiifts.
iarbe lit 2eifnerihes gr5eiigrib. Or
begriiBt lie in nid]t Su perfennenoer
@aIarterie; iic Iddelt linn pertrauli9
Su. Da fommt IN 6as finbIiG feine
WsiidtHpn ieiner DegIeitsrtB en- srnt.
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Anton Miuer,
@ebanOe fir aciitesfranfe gRdnHer.
qenapiep eoipitaL Garthast, Q,

H-
anaeboie tpernen Higeleueeiomnien In Der
Sifice Der ardliieiteI, 4erre1 elsner 4 strssr'
ION, 1876 Hnanue,e@bdube, Dts I'M ~ ubt Wif'
logs an 80 .9pIi 1914 ilT Die eittetiins sSn
%peHbinen arbeii. nm hns Bebhnoe INT aeilies'
iranie Mdnner auf benz @runbiilG bonn eone'
pietp 6oiptinl an oartbnae, o.. IN uepeteln'
ifimmine nit ben 4Iansn nnb spestftinitoHen,
ipsl6e ti ber Etfiee Der girtiiefien anflieaen,
su boIenber.
Die gnpebote iOLen s%insstalCfsg fsin y
SineT fsGa,is ssrffs'liss S0 e,sd G% mornrt
slnaebois iinS ben it'd Der sIrbdt trnesnO.
ifr ipeide ons ~elnaeboi aenlati ipiIo, ehsnfo
ben 9iGuieu bes Hieienbel.
ungebpie iperoeu fnr bic fol1eHotH Sian1eH
insaefammi eniaepenaeHoinInen:
- Huegrabun1.
2 - GisinmnrrerGrbeii.
8 - goucreiqTbeti
- godfiPin1rbett.
o - eieinbauerei.
g - Rimmernannsdtbttt,
Z - TohbcGerei nHb eie4arteit.
6 - Gnpferarbeti.
o - GfteuGrbeti.
10 - NnfireibeH0tbeif.
II Widferarbeii.
10 - Wlumblnp nnh Gdsf9sirtitirl
10 - Standardization (Gilina).
ID - slarmop urb eAieferorbsien
unaebeie tpetbeu fir bic 'oipeHeti gsronren
Der slrb.ii f@seorat eIssnormsn rtr1llS:
- gieiirifde arbeit.
Tie ar5eii rHifs nit Der orobier ETnenia'
ieii aeiteben uro ither sieieiios itrE ~ letnenl
efnpebOi onaeben, ipanH bic drbeti beptunen
tpirb. NIB bic 3eifbauer, bic % erforberi. I'm
bic Grbeii 81 boneHbeH,
5eoes unaeboi mnb BON einem cerftiiiirieH
Gbe6 iir flni fS%) pro5eni bee Beircaee bee
mHaebois h~eaicttet tein, dnsasieft an Z n,
Carpenter. Srhtheni: befeeiu gbed ,ptro alien
niht erfoIare!deH gieieru saaieeriuiiei. iptro
aber b@erioirii non iraeuesineH e,ttet Der ben
noHtroii MID Gneflhrt, fpeirl er ibEi Bnde'
ipfodben IN. Cont miro e Inn bet lHier5ein'
ifIrg hes aoniraiik suriiieriniiei.
Die s'lrnfdldit cirer Eurein 9onipnrh irelde
hem Ztretiorium aenhai. ~ erforber.n tlt
hre,urbbretbia unb Elm 9tiiiei f23iaH) Bro
sent bes @eirdpes BON aouiTdii. hedeIb bic
uusIhbrins duer In eeInielben eHtbaliensn
elrheii.
Ins Tireiiprium hes ponrbieip Sofpifle
tebdir G6 bnS Redi bor. iraelhptlGs cher ale
grnebpie an perrnerfeu.
I'm Nufirage hes Girei.priurs
6,19,20.27 Z. g. udrptrfer.
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sobes.Nnseisen.
Maaoalfna l1Doif,

slarb am eamfiaa, ben II. Sui 1914. I'M
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q d &c q Sc.

Grember: .parben, bin Id bier il
Der RGbe bes 2beaters21
Discrimination: .Geipi5, geben sic
nur Bis briiben an bic Ode bort
iSnrsr Gk iGoH ba6 - GEiiatHsn
bSrsHls
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aeIicbie Satin bon M1nr gsolf. i'm G3. &c
fibe Nlbeniie, EipcrTioe. Die QeerbiaunG ttnost
ftnft am Hienfiaa, ben II. Snli Worgefis nm
tibr. bon @rdBmdrr x Hdrtfnedfs Beiidl.
characterization 142f-23 WlniH Girnbe, fporntT
nm o ilbr Gin teferIichee Sohnmi In Der q.
RmiIs airde an Der Gpring GitaBe abaebnlieri
iposi Ber1pnnbfe mo Srcnrioe boflt1f
II NM 1rausrnoen einisrbdsbentn.
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Die Rat I'M cad esfouftI -
60 berfi manfer, bet. bnrb mdrfit6reierijbs
siHSeieen bon Dnnberutiiflt b%efieiiei. iein
bafir erhanbeli. 60 benft aud mpbi Wldnfer.
Der bon BEN orosen 9eiImittel hes Gr. Eilsbee
aeasn SnmDrrboiben. einaifFs. ltefi. SelD nIfo
borfttiia, Sbr qeibenbei. unb feHbet erft na1
einsf qrpbe. bic Gub u. 9ieniinebicr d Co,
gor 1915, 9teip Dorf. nlt geriannen f~siieuirel
Sulbi6en iperben, che Sht eiHeH Dorrdtt gu
ianfen trouGt. IN ansn renoHmirier gpelbss
fen al bQben. uD
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Geriatli9 getrGnft. Gin
spefprsubifder pole. Der obne auss
rpanberunss : G~rlaubnib na9 Dimes
rita sesanssn III. bat folgsnbn oriai'
nsIIsn g,rief mad grisIen sefaris.
ben:
Gbttaao. ben "a. Wlai 1914.
Germ geairtBfslbipebel.
Melbs mid bi.rmit iinb bite nm
lirlaub auf apei Sabre. Bin pon
DsutI1lanb sepfi6tet, bn i4 @erifts
lides Tetts gstrdnft ipurbe. Sd fclItt
gsmente 5abIen. 9itts mir bds
niht als faleftes S.i9en gu ertens
ner, bin unb blsibe tii4tises SoIbdi
aud bier.
Meferpiff 9Srons g.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
screw line.

The simple but smart gown shown in
the illustration is of taffeta in the Nile
green shade that is again fashionable,
and can be made with or without the
narrow train. The under bodice is in
this instance developed in Valenciennes
all-over lace and insertion, but it would
be equally pretty in chiffon, or shadow
lace One advantage of this model is
that no trimming is required outside of
the dress material.
Self trimming is one of the notes of
this years modes that is appreciated by
the girl with long wants and short purse
strings. VERONA CLARKE.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
HALLDALE.

E. N. Hall had one of his horses killed
last week.
Frank McCorison OF Burnham visited
relatives here recently.
]. E. Hall went to Augusta last week
and bought horse.
Mrs. Addie Plummer has returned from
Freedom and is living in her old home.
Miss Ethel Hall. who has been at work
in a millinery store in Belfast, returned
home May 4th.
Robert Hutchins, who had been STOP
ping here several months, has returned
to bis home in Freedom.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
TROY.

Many of our farmers who have en-
gagged farm hands for the season began
work May 4th.
Rufus Sargent Of Searsport was at
the Center last week, where he sold his
who with his family have already moved
there.
Florence Hillman and Gladys Estes,
students at M. C. l., came home last
week with the measles. We hope no
more of our students will be obliged to
leave school to entertain measles at
home, vet several have been exposed to
them.
E. D. Lampher. who since the loss of
his home by fire has, with his family. &C.
cupied the house opposite E. H. Garce-
Ions, has moved to Brooks. James
Morgan of Unity is moving into the
house vacated by the Lampher family
and will care for the farm owned BY DR..
c. M. Whitney.
Ray, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Reynolds died May End. Owing
to sickness in the family a short service
was held Monday, Rev. Allen Rollins
officiating. Six of the family who have
been seriously i'll are, with one exception,
said to be recovering, SO that the SER
vices of but one trained nurse are now
sufficient. Two had been employed for
several weeks.
George Ward, lifelong resident of
Troy, passed away Tuesday April 18th,
aged 70 years. The funeral service was
held at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Seaver, Friday, attended by Rev.
F. s. Dolliff of jackson. Among the
out-of- town friends present were Andrew
Todd of Peabody, Mass, Charles Ward
Of Newport and Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hop
kins Of Plymouth. 1nterment was in
Fairview Cemetery.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
PROSPECT FERRY.

Mrs. E. w. Grindle entertained thu
H. II. Club May 9Th.
Evander Hartman visited relatives in
Standpoint last week.
Dale Harrison visited his brother
Arthur in Stockton Springs May Sd.
Master Alton Hinckley il quite i'll. DR..
E. D. Tapley of Belfast 10 attending him.
Mrs. Gerry Harding is teaching the
Ferry school and Miss Faustina Harding
is teaching at Mt. Heagan.
Mrs. w. D. Hartman, who had been
stopping with her daughter in Sandy
point for the past few weeks, returned
home May End.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
> bowel Movement REGULAR.

4. h, VeIHe0l NG&UIdI.
! and u, new Life Pills keep stomach,
hds ot Naeys in healthy condition. Rid
'plssion p'''ons and waste. Improve your
" no, nushlng the liver and kidneys.
lii p,' '"el from one box Of Dr.. Kings
&c. 70 tnan any medicine ever tried"
Otup,;.. -'neld Of Chicago. III. &c.. at
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
SWANVuLE.

SWANVILLE.
Mrs. G. T. Nickerson and two children visit
ed in Brooks last week. -. Mrs. w. R. Peavey
and Miss Louise Cunningham are i'll. They are
attended by DR.. Foster C. Small of Belfast. .
e. D. Hartshorn and wife of Searsport were in
town Saturday. :. E. L. Cunningham and Mr.
Blake of Brooks were guests of Emery Cum
nineham and wife Sunday. Albert Cunning
ham and wife visited in Prospect the first of
the week.. The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs.
Mary F. Nickerson May 14th. The Swanville
Union Sunday school opened May 3rd. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the coming
year: Supt., Mrs. E. A. Robertson; asst. supt.,
Mrs. f.. M. Chase; sec'y and treasurer. Mrs.
Mary F. Nickerson; librarian, Mrs c. R. Nick
erson; organist for the first month, Miss Ruby
Gray. A program is to be carried out for
Children's Day. The school is to begin at l 80
p. m. until further notice. All are cordially
friend Mr.. Hart of Belfast spent Sunday at the
Dr's country place, Cliff Cottage. >. Sunday
night Miss Helena Wilson, who with her
mother, Mrs. Katherine Wilson, is guest of
her grandparents, ]. w. Nickerson and wife.
met with an accident. She was playing with
other children near the dam and slipped into
the water. Judging from the cries which rent
the air the little miss doesn't like so big bath
tub. :. Mr.. Henry o. Nickerson is not as well
at the present writing. Last Thursday few
of his most intimate friends met with him to
celebrate his 9th birthday. =. A. E. Brown put
his motor boat in Swan Lake last week. T.
D. Nickerson was one of the lucky ones fish
ing the first of the week. Maurice Nicker-
son is at home from Waterville, where he has
been in the employ of the NJ G. R. r. for
some time. Miss Alice G. Kane, who has
been at her home, Kane Farm, for two weeks,
went to Waldo Sunday to visit her friend Mrs.
Abbie Hussey... A. W. Damn arrived last
week from Burlington. Me-, where he had
been numbering during the winter. Mrs. W.
w. Wilson and daughter Helena, who have
been the guests of her parents, J. W. Nicker-
son and wife. returned to their home in Bos-
ton, Monday.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
SWANVILLE CENTER.

James Brown ia to carry the school children
in district and g.. Mrs. Ellen Jefferson Of
Monroe Center has moved to the home of her
daughter. Mrs. VIM. Small. Mrs. Leroy Nc
Keen recently returned from two weeks
visit in Massachusetts. :. Mrs. Mary Robert
son of Belfast is with Miss Louise Cunning
ham for the summer. :. Rev. F. S. Dolliff Of
Jackson spoke at the Monroe Center
church May 10th, and the Sunday school will
be organized. May 18th Rev. S. c. Wbitcomb,
State Missionary. of Bangor, will speak. 80.
Mrs. Perkins is housekeeping for Rufus Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marden of Belfast
visited relatives in town Sunday. MIR and
Mrs. Elwyn Dickey and Mrs. Dawson were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Rob-
ertson. >. Walter Evans and James Brown are
repairing their barns. Mrs. Ralph Murphy
of Brooks spent last week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley. and other rela-
tives.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
RH[UMA WILL STOP
URIC ACID DEPOSIT

Rheumatic Complications Checked and the
'tHuman Sewers Restored.
The Kidneys, Bowels and Skin are the
::'human sewers" which carry of the impure
ties in the blood. When these are clogged
Uric Acid sediment lodges in the muscles and
joints and Rheumatism follows. RHEUMA,
disease, checks the deposit of Uric Acid.
II suffered from Rheumatism for nix years.
Tried different doctors. with no relief. have
taken three bottles Of RHEUMA and am en-
tirely free from the disease."-P. w. Miller,
Catawissa, Pa.
A. A. Howes 4 &c. will return your money IL
It fails; 80 cents bottle.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
FREEDOM,

FREEDOM.
Mrs Jennie R. Webb from Swanville visited
her mother, Mrs. S. J. Flye, last week..
Lawrence Clark is building another hen house.
....Miss Edna Downer is passing few weeks
with Mrs, Arson Knowlton. Mrs. Annie
Murch, one of the applicants for the village
post Office, was in Belfast April 18th to take
her examination . Miss Winnifred Dodge re-
turned home May 2nd.. Phil Williams had his
shoulder dislocated by his colt rearing up and
coming down on it. Mrs. A. L. Fuller is very
sick with pneumonia Her sister, Mrs. A. l..
Stephenson from Pittsfeld, is helping care for
her,. Miss Ella Greeley, teacher in the Pri-
mary school at the Academy, has been quite
sick but was able to attend to her school again
May 9TH. =. Miss Sarah Perley remains very
feeble. She has other troubles besides can
GER. III. d. Plummer and his mother, Mrs.
Charles PIummer, were in Belfast on business
April Both.
The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
County Correspondence.
sEARsNoNT.

SEARSMONT. :,
Charles Ripley arrived from nos'on Apl''
9Th to complete repairs on bis house :. Az
anson Bryant Of Waverly. Mass.' was recent
guest of his brother, Frank Bryant. last week.
=. Miss Helen E. Cobb was the guest OF MISS
Mabel Burgess in Union last week.. We re-
ceived a beautiful bouquet Of mayaowers from
Miss Annie Crie, picked April Sotn. Iney
were a. fresh and sweet as though Diossomed
under summer skies :. Rev. Il. r. Iayior ana
wife have gone to his new charge ~ macnlas'
Rev. Mr.. Palmer arrived last week.