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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Excursion to Kansas City, Mo, via Penn
sylvania Lines.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
A Girls Experience.

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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28
Common Sense and Justice.

Ny friends. what we need is not so
much sweeping declaration one way
or the other against the trusts of labor
or the trusts of capital What we
need is common sense and Justice
Common sense. in order that we may
see what is Just: and the spirit of JUS
tice- In order 10 do what is just On
his dying bed Richelieu. who created
France. was asked what was the So
cret of his poWer. He ansWerel.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
For vice-Pre sideat-
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-09-28

Let me give you another and simpler
example of the trust There Is in this
country great railway system called
the Rig -Four railroad \ great deal
OF il is in the state of Indiana and
most of II = in that state and in the
state Of Ohio | remember the time
when the railroads that formed what
is now the Big Four raIroad system
were little, short. separate lines. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21

Seoes Der psr,e3neten @runoitiids 1T NIT einen,
snciitotiaen gB b b Ii bebaut, bic tbeilpeiis
fertiq esTteqt fino
acknowledgements: Gin Srittd beg Ruufqepes
gaar am 5age bcs 9ertauis, Der Geit in ,tpsi
ql.i6mdbqen 8atensabluuqen mad feds unb ,ip0li
Wtpnaten ooer allies 9aar, mad 9eiiebcn oes Gduz
itrg. Sis Reit3ablunQcn ino bonn 9erfaufstqt an
3inisn untsriuorisn uuo miifsu CUR 3ufrieosnbeit
tsr 3rufses fiber eefteQt isin
Sine 4u3oblune BON s25 pirb bon benz Rdufer
eines eocn 9runDitiidss sur 3et bes 9ertaufs psr=
lan0t.
@harirg g. 81 d, 9ertualter,
Rr. 703, 9ttantic=Srut Gt6duos.
9. q. eirtl tlano,
C57, 4,303) auttionator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
0as oeutfdje 2Sdterfano.
1tniihere Stimmuns in Scn bpben
unS bDd,item 6reiien.

Der 9un5lerzWe4Id Be eI6GFtigt Die pOz
fitiI6s Welt. - 9raf 9oiaponsib
unO 9r. b. W}iqusl IolIen I4pungz
bersit iein. - SnfsreFante Ha9z
ri9tsn aus Der alten 9eimat9. =
Berlin, 20. Sftober. - Der neue
Hs;6sfun3ler @raf BON Billion lit bon
Son6urg 3uriidgefe6rt unb empfing
iofort na6 ieIner unfunft Den Inter
ituatsiefrsidr i'm Qusipdrtigen 2mt
5reibsrrn BON &i9tbofsm, tpabri6einz
Ii4 um ihm feline 9efOpberung gum
Stdots Ietretdr bss Iusfpdrttgen nit
5utboilsn. Oagegan piro bon anoerer
Seits b,6ouptet. bub fir bitien poIten
Der qeItem aus 8om BIER eingeiroffene
preuBiI9e @eIanOte bei'm 8atifan,
sSreierr bon Hoten6un, in NusIt4t 9e@
nonrnen lei, pel6er Der 0or9Gn9er bes
6rn. bon Ridt6ofen in Dem Qmte oes
Observation-Disclosures mar. Dab 9raf
Billion 9on5 ni9tsa9nenb nd6 Som
burg rsilts, gs6t unter2lnberem bordu5
bsrpor. baB er uamittefbor por6er Ell
men Oiplonmten gmpfun9 an9eieBt
battle. Der @mpfung fiel eedtiirlla
aus, aber in Der 9ibe oes 9ef'6ts
bate man pergeFen, bic GInldoungen
5uriid3u3isbsn. Wie IS 9eiBt fiel Bic
f0rperli6e 2bIpanung bss 5iiritsn
9o6eulobe ietner umgebuug in Der
leBtsn 3sit 10 febr ouf, baB Der greiIs
lirIt unter benz G,nFluB ieinsr beiOrgz
Ten Inge6orieer beI6ioB, Den 8aiier
often gu fragen, Of ieins i6n ii6erz
onitrneenbsn Oisnfte nod tdnger
n0t6rg pdren Die Orgurs Deg S.
nan3miniiters Or. BON Wliquel unb bic
nStoatsbiirgsr 3eiturg" periiaern,
0r. BON Wiquel 6ube gum @rafen BIZ
lop in sinem piel angenebmersn 8e-z
hdftnib 9eitanben. ME gum 6urItan
Sohenlo6e. Niemonb isi u6er bic Gr>
nennung oes 9rdfen gum Rsi9sfon3z
lsr erfreuter, tpte 0r. bon Miquel, benn
@rof Billion Itebe elmer gut nationalen
Wiri6Ihaftspolitif ndber, ais ss bei'm
6iirlten 9obenlO6s Der SAD aelpeien.
0ieis iibergroBe yrerbe febt berz
bd6tig als uno lGbt barauF i9lisBan,
raB 9r. bon Wiquel Ii6 bur6 Die 9ez
rufung beg Frsi6dnbterii6 geIinnten
@rdfen bon Billion ni4t dngene6m BE-
ru6rt Fiibli uno piellei9t pen gsiu4
bes yIdpar3en Mannes." Or. Don Ga
canus, bsfiirdtst. Qu9 Dem .4gru>
rtsrfreunb" 9rafsn poiaoopsiD, Dem
Staatsisfretdr bes Rei9samts bss
Snnsrn, ip[l ss 5iemli9 un6s6agli9 gu
Mutb, 5ein.
@raf bon 9iilorp piro oas Sort
folio oes NusDdrtTgen nit Der 8an5z
leri9uft, gerabe ME Der peritor6ene
SIrIt gismard, bebaltsn. 5iirit
9of,nlObe gebI na6 8abeHzguDen uao
6lsibt tpdbrsno bes Wtnters in Berlin.
Der 8an3lerpe6 lei.
Der ii6er Nu6t 9sfrmmene 8an5s
lsrtpehIel beI9dftisl naturgemdB nod
bic polttiifx Melt. Qn9alihts Der be-
poritebenben Rei9stugs @roffnung
pirD @rof 8Ilop's 1Dancenlent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
GREAT SCOTT.

Der grobs &aufmann Der Mohsn it
nit ieinen Ssppiden bersftl Sr bat
1000 Der 10000 8olsn srbatten unO
Der Rtit tommt itiinpIi9 10 IdneQ an,
dls fiinf3s6n Wagsn i6n befOroern
t0nrsn. 9tber pas 9plf partst auf
ben 8eqinn bisier Seppid SeniatiOn
uno 9rsat Scott fat gsnii9enb fir ben
4nfang.
Uforgsn friib tpiro in Teinom 9rpBen
flint Older QaHn an 92prp 0otpdrbz
1trabe, uno ieinen 9roben @apItraBenz
2doen, ne6en Gsntral gpsnus, ip6u.b
oie Sbiren Iid Gffnen, bic gr0Bts Nus
itsllung uno Der grDBts @ertauf bon
Sepp;6en begnnsn, bic ie ituttfanben.
Seoe Ntt bon Seppi6en, bic 6er9eI!sQt
lpirD, tpirb pertrsten i2in! S:a fomz
men BON ben berii6mteIten Seppids5az
brifdntsn Imerifa's. Stride. naus,
Ih0s unb mpoerne Udaren! Die
nsueIten Multer! Sine grDBere Oh
rietdt bon un3sFsnoeR MuItern, ais
Sic in al osn M0bslz uno Seppi6lG=
Den bon Baltimore 3piammsn ie6en
t0nnen. IiemaL5 qa6 es cine 10
pra6tbolle Qusite1ung BON 9eridisz
psnartisteit, GIegun5 unO Wert6! gfun
fir Die Yrsiie - biz herabgeIeBten
Prefie - Die 9ar9ains. Ynat Stott
ptrb isinsm Rubm fir reou5irte YreiIe
Die 8rpns aufIeBen! gr tpiro Den
Seppid6anoel gum StiGl1uno brinqsn!
gr pirb fir bieien 9erbIt unb Winier
ben @eg peiIen! @r tpirb ben @om6ine
in ben 8ra6tn itiir3sn! Nur 3tpei foms
men in 8etra6t-Ss unp er!-l1no
nQccompOat;pn" - eine Yarp brett!
50 pisl 3eit Sic ipiini6sn!
pra4tpolle neue DoG SngraM1>
Seppife. pertb SOC. Rsou5irt auf
45c.!
Glegante neus 8rIRsl5r 5sppi1e,
tpertb $1.1O. Reou3irt auf 65c.!
Gei6ite neue SapeItrp Seppiae,
tpertb $1.25. 9Rebu5irt auf 75c.!
Qus einem ber5p9snen 8inoe 1pirb
Elm ruinirter Mann!
8xat Scott miro oieIe Wp6s in
Yarlor Nus Itattune 2e6en in bic
gube brIngsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
Uermii6te telssrapbii6e Srpeiheu

= 8et YOrt, pa:, purOen Die 4rs
better SatOb Oonan unb Soon Grib
in Den SRin6rii6en gu Delta get5b=
tel. St1rtsr 5rplt batte Die @roe ess
lodert, pelds berabTtiir3te uno geibe
begrub.
= Sn S6amofin, 9a., tpurben bic
Weuurer Dilaom Ysager, Sobn Seiz
isr. 9sO. Gable uno Geo. Bulb bsf'm
3uIammenitur3 eines S9prnIt:ins an
Den hortigsn @lettri5itGts 9lngao-
ihtper DepleBt, Yeager'2 8er,eBuug
iino t0ptl;6er Hatur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
Wdlt,eau Gerlonen ncrleBt.

Snbionupolis, g, SnO., 20.Sfz
iober. - Cine aangir 2otomotiDs
Tubr 6euR 4benb in sinen bi6t nit
paFogferen bsIebten Strabsn6a6ns
0ag9on. Q9t5s9n puha9ere trs9en
@er.etun9en Da0on, bier puhagieri
% F6pers. DaB man an i6ram Wiez
bsrauFfonnsn 5tpeifslt. Iu6 oie
Bunoen BON lieben 2lnDeren Iino iehr
fdper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
Glnz6wAa1zmAss
llr. 9, Is unh II, nsf- lfnaons nab Cbarles>Saff.
sfn(atinmeller 31erkamf tom
prQ6tigen @riorni itoffrn.

Shne ben rn9sn 3psfel III oes Die e0Bte Gesnbs gum gn
duf bon Ssonoffsn Die 8altmper gsbD=
ten muo Die aussepdbltsn 4hoiments sobsn Nep gOrz
r autlons Waut Der IS fton mills melt unter &m W9e
ngaut pe Sbnn sB bspsuno unsr Soften erenung
Der perauft psrbsn
fir
w
fu
mi br
"h pa0tNm neuH Gabn oh $50
absr3
Sa1e
r f s f99apg SIC
stat s9n afrafEn DeOrcats
~ 10 '-A'
Cana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
0roRe spe,ial= Oferte bnn 9amen>sn;ilgen

0ur sinsn aidsn @nauf BON sm fart bdngkn 5dbrltan
psrfdafn mir LETTER qot ne art Don $50 an5ustn DE
mir fir unqed6r Sdlft bss spGfn qDer praun nnsn R
Ter part ateu einIs nlne N3ugs aus u egensh 9o
Gbn bnsu popur QnaaB i'm Gansn auf 175 gs plo Sc
Der bsrelben lit Elm Salbpres Wunbe.
motnt @ % nns stmT @ g SSo
rNugpul fort 10 eftrd cid fur.
ibpr3n 6pts oDaroeHn
uGiae
hauigtb zig u
fdtu Gtr=,
amtSG
SmeitrSl eem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21

75c. uno 85c. reine Sensful BRO
ups ........ ....... ........ 1'''
1O8 Stude, 19 3oG brett uno Z at>
traftlpe 5a1bsnnuuncen.
$3.50 tarrirts Brilliant Safe
ias 69c.
HsinFs Seibsn 5ibsr, in Uor5iigz
(idsn Qbeno 5urbsn.
75c. uno 85c. 2ipn's bfs Safe
lns foC.
Sc Stiids, aGe 5orbsn, sbenFo psiB
uno IfaparS.
So Fran5OIi|fe Gorceo 9lODsl!pz
SeiosnItoFfe ........... 69c.
0oroii9lit gsipeift in 5tpsi 5ar6ens
abtorungen, mil nraiIeo GorOs."
$1.75 fran50IiIds hobli idumi9e Safz
fetds 67c.
@altidt sIotpo6l, tpie bo6lidumig, in
rei5enbsn Sarbsn.
81 Idtpere WtlaB : Ou4sb.. SIC.
$1.25 EXTRA fdtpere 2ltlas Duz
heb nc.
$1.75 EXTRA feline Itlas=Ou6eb CSC.
81 Ttrsre rGtnpreB" 4tlaB Ouz
6sb Observation-Disclosures. $1.69.
Die obiss III cine ertra l6tpers rein
@eibene 5lbre bon punoeroolem
@ian3, fir bsIonoere 8elsgenbeiten,
uno puroe bier in Baltimore fir
$4.OO pro Oaro oertauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21

$1.25 FGpar5s frun5oFIas Peaa'
be Soie ............... SIC.
$1.5O Idpur5e fran5OIi|ds psau
Die obissn 9e,pen iinb pei4 uno
@amnstartt9, NIT |tperem 9ebult.
$l.25 fdpur5e 9ltloB 2ouil inss
Mrmpure ..... 74c.
Weid unb an I4miegsnb, fir bubz
Ihe Srupierung.
$1.25 fGpar3s Hpp.e QrmOurs 76c.
0ieIe!bs iIt 22z30aS9 uno BON Der
reinHsn Seibs.
$1.5O idtpar5s Doppsl Marps
Sutin Regent ........ S5c.
Dies ilt eine Der feInitsn I6por5sn
Seioen 8 5ubritate Der SaIfon.
$1.75 I6par5e Dpppsl Warp
gnlpreb 8egent ....".. $l.O5.
Dies iIt Elm breitss, f6peres, pors
siisli9 sldn5enoes 5abr;tat,
SOC. |ftpar3e gang feibene 2aFfsz
lus ....'.....' ooo'
75c. iGnar5e gan3 ieloerR 2dfre7
tas ........ 4oc.
89c. l6pur5e gang IeIoene Saffsz
rus .......... oSc.
$1.OO fdpar5s gang Isioene Saffez
tds 69c.
$1.25 Idtpar5e gang Eeioens 9afFez
FQb ooC.
2ine obigsn lino fpe3ielIe Wertbs.
unO Die 2ebteren 27 3oa brett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21

araft cineg @rlaHes bss sreseeri6ts Tr 2 ber
Stapt Baltimore ipirD Der unter3ei6nete gertpater
len f. 9, ben 80. Gttobsr, Nubmittaes 3 llbr
bic idmmtli6en na6folgenb per3ei9neten pier5ebn
Qa6teruunftide Stide oosr SbeiIe gruuo,
al Grt uno Stsus uuf 0fisntlibsr &uttion pers
faufeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
GQLDENBERG G
BRUS.
9fr. 25 ,.mo q, SS.=2erim9tonsStr.
Gsiaantif6er 2serRauf
(dmor5en un0 far6igen SeiOenltofen
pcremurien sifem BON Sen
sppm's Sftom Sames WcSrearp 3d.
amerifandc Msenen.

orsen Wcntug naugurn p bas erbe 9erfau gregnB Don
@bntoffu Der shs saimors Iir poren bic srDbtn sel
mor 9Gufe bim gr15en utCns Yduf 1000 Stden @
benHoen sr0bsn Seon Wberein Der gBe lr peI
Sams McGreerp G g. in NpYort bic assnsn fir amsra rn0
nr ooale mab eraube au Pen 5u bsten DIE lr an
9almorer Sfr gu sroB pfub mir bic osrbssn ad
yarrd!ben gu ba'dfh unn easnn presn erReln
D guuf 6sainn punt br moreen 9ormiag unb pompk
gosnuns gu aln sberfluae permsbn 6aben mir unier T
aufsperIond oegrDbert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-21
Sieie 99pd1e: foifipieliac engage:
ments nno Invertebrates
Trpgrainm.

gG seed unb bic rOrsi ROi,ntuoptn' in Soc
oart'5 prdftigtr YoFe.
Sic San,er 5ofe uno Uilie garrsips.
Soisbt { $ "a II III sinsr tor,ii6en Seene.
6r. 8obert @iIGioro in abe Qittlc
Girl" unter Mtnirfung ieiner eiqenen GeieuI6oft.
Sobnnp SObns, Der ipsiie unb pisiQe Dtp=
noIOgiit
Sic Operns sdne.r SRI Grmour uno
@bag. 9aqulsp.
sri. GmmR's 6unoe unb 9tffen auf Dem DO.
ben arapss. C294
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-27
DOUBT Cannot EXIST.
Investigation will Only Strengthen the
Proof we Give in Belfast.

There must be something stronger than imag-
nation behind expressions of such representa-
tive citizens of Portland as Mr. S. b. Day of 1913
Middle street, engineer of the Maine Savings
Bank Building gentleman well-know not only
III Portland but in the surrounding country. Any
ones at liberty to write about the subject he dis
cusses when minuter particulars can be obtain
ed. He says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are valu-
able remedy andI cannot urge their use too strong
ly for any one suffering from kidney complaint.
My back was a great so URGE Of discomfort to me.
l have been so lame from it that could not do
my work without getting on my hands and knees.
At night it was impossible to sleep for any length
of time. They relieved me from the commence
ment. Before ! had finished the treatment the
urinary difficulty disappeared, the backache had
gone and at present am able to attend my du-
ties, not inconvenienced by any trouble"
Call on Edmund Wilson, the druggist, for just
as convincing proof in Belfast.
Sold for so cents per box at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. v, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S- take no
substitute.
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DIED.

AUSTIN. In Hancock, December l., Mrs Re
becca Benson Austin, aged 81 years, 3 months
and II days. ., ,
RtTEs. In Belfast Dee. 26, Mrs Abigail j
Bates, aged Il years, . months and ) days.
CABBAGE. In Bluehill, December Is, Samuel
]. Candage aged 81 years, II months and "A days.
CLARK In Waldo, Dec. "a, Celia E. Clark.
aged 81 years and days.
DYER In Franklin, December 9, Jennie s.,
wife of Ephraim c. Dyer, aged IS years.
DYER In Ninalhaven, December 49, Mrs. Ma
haa, wife of Robert A. Dyer.
HORTON. In Saratoga Springs, n. y, Dec =
Fannie Patterson Horton, formerly OF Belfast,
NEsMrrH, in Brooklyn, December o. at her
residence, $50 Henry street, Sarah Frances, WIDOW
late residence December "a, at pm.
PALMER. In Thomaston, December 10, John
&. Palmer, aged So years ana II monthS; ...;eo
PEVEY In Smlthton December 6, Mary, wife
of James Pevey, aged 50 years, months 10 days
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-27

MONROE. The fight against rum in Mon
roe still continues, and the people Of the
town are determined that the open sale of
liquors shall cease. About two years ago
Mr.. George Miller of Brooks leased the
Forest House and for the first time here
sold liquor openly until the place became
nuisance. He was demonstrated with by
some of the temperance men of the town,
but it did no good Then the W. G. 7. U.
tried what they could do, and they eventual
ly drove Mr.. Miller out OF the business,
and he left town as he could not stand the
opposition and the fines. But Monroe once
year has great fair when the Forest
House makes good deal of money and the
building was not long without landlord.
The new proprietor was Mr.. w. S. Edmin-
ster of Freedom, who, it seemed, began the
same as Mr.. Miller, and in less than two
months from the time he took the house he
finds himself under $500 bonds. Friday,
Dec. 21st, he was arrested by Deputy Sher-
lift Bowen and trial was given him in the
town hall before trial justice Runnells OF
Searsport, who found him guilty on four
warrants and gave him the usual fine
He appealed, and was held. in the sum of
$500 to appear before the Supreme Judicial
court at Belfast in January. Fred Put
nam injured himself rolling load of logs
recently and is unable to work. lit has
been quite sickly in this vicinity lately.
Mrs. Nellie Weber Boyd has been very
sick. Mr.. IL. R. Dawson is still on the Stick
LIST Miss Patterson weaker and
seems more feeble. Miss Mabel Jenkins is
recovering from measles. Miss Annie
York came home for Christmas. =. Dr..
Clarence Holt came from Dover to spend
Chris tmas with his brother, DR.. II. A. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardy of W inter
port have visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Chase. "A 9-pound girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knight
in lime for Christmas. Mother and child
are doing well.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-27
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.

NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
Charles Robertson is in Prospect pressing
hay
George Gould of East Jackson was in
town last Friday.
Miss Ida Clement of West Winterport
attended Granite Grange Dec. 18th.
Clark Marden of Swanville was in town
last week visiting his sister, Mrs Towle.
Mrs John Moore of Monroe was in town
last Saturday visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Louisa Marden of East Jackson is in
town, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Susan
Towle.
Little Title Holt of Frankfort has come
back to live with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
George
Mrs. Ruth Smart left last week for Ever
EFT, Mass, where she will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. ii. Holmes.
Fred A. Scribner, accompanied by a lady
friend of Portland, came home to spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Scribner
j. W. Smart recently bought thorough
bred Jersey bull and thoroughbred Ches-
ter boar, which he will keep for stock pur-
poses.
Swan Lake is visited by fishermen nearly
every day and some have made very good
catches. Capt. G. E. Chaplin hooked ten
pounds of nice smelts one day last week.
Howes Slavery, young son Of E. L. Saw
cry, has seven months old colt which he
has broken nicely aud he can be seen most
any day giving his little cousin a sleigh
ride.
DIR. Eveleth of Searsport village was
called to this place one night last week to at
tend patient and met with quite an acct
dent on his return trip. His horse got into
the ditch where the snow was about five feet
deep while he was making the turn at the
Merithew corner. The horse in kicking to
clear himself smashed the sleigh into kind
ling wood, but the doctor escaped injury.
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STAPLES & C0TTRELL u Main St., BeHaS. Me-
BORN.

CARTER. In Bluehll, December II, to MI ana
Mrs. Edwin J. Carter, a SON
EATON. In Deer Isle, December II, 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper II. Eaton, a son Theodore v,
GRINDLE. In North BrookSvllle, December II,
to Mr. and Mrs Charles Grindle, a daughter.
PERKINS. In West Brooksvllle, December 10,
to Nj. and Mrs. Chester q. Perkins, a son.
SMALL In Belfast, December &c. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert +. Small, a SON
SMITH In Belfast, December 10, to Rev. and
Mrs. Ashley A. Smith, a daughter
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-27
ABSClUIEN PURE
aovA. BAKING POWDER CO., NEW voek

father, Mr.. T. T. Merrill, and was attended
by many of her former friends and associ-
ates. Many and beautiful floral offerings
testified to the high esteem in which the de-
ceased was held. A quartet, consisting Of
Misses Laura NJ Carver, Sarah Magoon and
Messrs. F. II. Park and A. II. Kane, sang
very appropriate selections. Her remains
were buried beside those of her husband in
the village cemetery, Searsport. She is
gone but not forgotten
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-12-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tables.
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. f. w. Groves signature is on each
hoy 1N36
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STATE OF MAiN5

WALDO S.. t'
We, the undersigned, m|W- .
pointed by the Hon. Georgc
of Probate within and ion Sad
sioners to receive and decide
the creditors of Martha L. pan
ty, in said County, deceased.
been represented insolVent. 'r
notice agreeably to the ordrF
of Probate, that six months l''N
airy %, 1901, has been allowed ~ all.
present and prove their claim
attend to the duty assigned Us t'
G. Morse at Liberty, at 10 OF i"'
each of said days. ...r
3w52 A. A. BRO
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TOB5TER Salad IS delicious. So IS
II milk. But the combination IS
harmful. 1t is so with many food
combinations, - even combinations Of
the same article. There are some cof-
fees that won't combine well with
others, and such combinations make
trouble for those who drink them.
Here is one secret Of the success Of
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand. The
coffees are combined IN the exact pro-
portion and classification to ensure Der
lection. It is expert blending for a
e1preme flavor. The result is delicious.
Have you ever tried it?
lib Tin
in
az sure prooD.
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ExECUTRIXS' NOTICE. Inc subscriber hereby
T. give notice that she has been duly appoint
ed Executrix of the last will and testament of
NANCY MCKINNEY, late of Lincolnville,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons naVlng
demands against the estate OF sald deceaseu
are desired to present the same for settlement,
and all indebted thereto are requested to make
payment Immediately. -
- AMELIA E. HENTZ.
Lincolnville, Dec. IL, 19o0.-52
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REPORT OF THE CONnlIlH' N JHi
Searsport National Sank,

At Searsport, in the state r| IH. "
close OF business DcCcuM,l 2" Nt
RESGI RI L.
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FOR RENT.

The store recently occupied by the Condon
Manufacturing Company" and " Banner S S4oe
StOre.' 80 Wv. TOOh
Belfast, March %, 19O0.-13tf
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Card Of Thanks

The undersigned extend tiSl r.m -l0
tude to the many kind friends ", .a Hf
tbetic attention to us in our Ifc'u'
MIR. AND Mrs. fHaM
AND FAMILY
Belfast Dec 26, 19OO.-lw52'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-09
BOOMING AT WILTON.

Wilton, N. D., June 9.-The activity
now in progress in railroad building at
this point is greater than at any time
anticipated since the beginning of the
railroad project inaugurated by Gem
eral Washburn. There are now sta
toned near this place about 100 teams
and nearly $50 men, busily engaged in
grading through the village limits.
In ten days the contractors will have
at least 800 teams at work between
Wilton and Washburn. The saw
mills along the river are running over
time in order to fill the contracts for
ties given them by the construction
company. The steel has been laid
for a distance of eight miles out Of
Bismarck and tracklaying is progress
ing at the rate of one and one half
miles a day. Every effort is put forth
with a view to have trains running
between here and Bismarck July i.
The 65, ,0O0 -bnshel elevator erected
here last fall by General w. d Wash
burn has been filed with wheat and a
great many farmers in this neighbor-
hood have again resumed the thirty
mile haul to Bismarck.
A vein Of coal fourteen feet and six
inches In depth was struck recently by
proiectors in the employ Of General
Washburn. The vein is located about
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MAY i. 4. y GO 10 CHINA.

GENERAL h. JOE WHEELER Or
DERED TO HOLD HIMSELF IN
READINESS FOR SERVICE.
Washington, 4. June 9.Faor week
the story has passed current that Gen.
Wheeler would be immed ediaUely added
to the retired list. Today President
Mckinley ordered Wheeler to hold
himself in readiness for active service.
Several days ago General Wheeler in
formed a friend he would probably
see service fh China, and that state
ment is followed SO closely by the In
structions given by the president today
is regarded as highly suggestive Of the
military plans being made by the adj
ministration tosmeet possible emerg-
ency. Several dispatches from Gem
eral Macarthur within a few days have
been suppressed. They are supposed
to bear the number OF troops that
could be spared for service in China.