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The Republican journal., 1902-10-23

A DMlNISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that she has been duly
appointed administrator of the estate of
SAMUEL IUNT, late of Montville,
in the County of Waldo, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. MARY Z. NORTON.
Liberty, October a, 1902.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

WALDO SS.-ln Court OF Probate, held at Bel
w fast on the l4th day of October, 9O2
Annle +. Treat, adminstratrix on the estate of
Roxanna NJ. Babbidge, late of Winterport in said
county deceased, having presented her private
claim against said estate for allowance.
Ordered, that notice thereof be given. three
weeks successively, in The Republican journal,
newspaper published in Belfast, in said County
that all persons interested may attend at Pro
bate Court to be held at Belfast on the 1th day
OF November next, and show cause, if any they
have why the said claim should not be allowed
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge
true copy. Attest:
CHAS. 2. HAZELTINE. Register.
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Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.

You can paint building with fewer gal
ons of Devoe Lead and Zinc than with
Mixed Paints, and it will wear twice as
long as lead and oil mixed by hand. Sold
by j. w. Jones.
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WALDO SS.-In Court of Probate held at Bel
w fast on the 4th day IF October, l9O2. Al
pert Z. Burgess, administrator on the estate of
George w. Burgess late of Belfast in said Coun-
ty, deceased, having presented his first final
account of administration of said estate for al
lowance.
Ordered, that notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, in The Republican journal,
newspaper published i'll Belfast in said County
that all persons interested may attend at Pro
bate Court to be held at Belfast, on the 1th day
OF November next, and show cause, if any they
have, why the said account should not he allowed,
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge.
true copy Attest:
CHAs p. H HAZELTINE, Register.
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TO RENT.

A desirable tenement with stable and modern
conveniences including bath room. Suitable for
a small family. Fl PEARL STREET.
Belfast, October 49, 19O2.-2w42
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TNXECU TRIMS NOTICE. The subscriber here
IL by give notice that they have been duly APP
pointed ENecutrices of the last will and testament
of
REBECCA HARTMAN late of Prospect,
in the County of Waldo. deceased. All persons
having demands against the estate of said de.
ceased are desired to present the same for set
tlement, and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
ALMEDA AVERY
ALFREDA HARTMAN.
Prospect, October IA, 1902.
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Stops the Cough

and works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure cold
in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price %
cents.
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ExECUTOR's NOTICE. Thu.
~ by gives notice that he h., subscribe,
pointed executor of the last wi1s s been dp,,a ,aes
Oh "''' and ts.,ss. y
GILBERT KILLER la,.,
IN the County of Waldo. decea. "alCo
ponds as the law directs. AJiI'sed. aid fl.
demands against the estate q Persons 5ssNlea
are desired to present the SAM said iscaa scsals
and all indebted thereto are pa Tor setiIseas
payment Immediately to Rohar4l uested "a ''lasg
belfast, my authorized agent. r. bunrd.4 4ts
Allston' Mass October "A, 1902 KELLER
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE
"A hereby gives notice thar he t,.I ihe sgy,o-.
pointed administrator with he ',ss ,a heel dol. n
the estate of vac VIII ahle,. p.
ADELE MCDONALD, Isteo,. H
In the County of Waldo, dece.s,. elias
bonds as tn law directs. All "sto nsrS and Oh,
mands against the estate Of ssi "'ls hagi5S, 'e
desired to present the same far '- deceased u
all indebted thereto are reQues,aS ,uelrsat ~;
ment Immediately ''s' V0 max sss
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LOST.

On Church Street. last IiAu
ed pin with two sprays conjH', tplyg.
A suitable reward viii be pm" " mi ~
MISS Lou Isl ID A,,i'rr gt'
1w43s Pfnlll'-
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furniture were made of puncheons or split
logs The windows were Of rough stats
and oiled pa per. Some of the older per-
sons in this county remember their par
ents telling Of Andrew crawford the
the latter known as Blue Nose Craw-
ford. a name given him by Abraham Lin
coin. Josiah Crawford once lent Lincoln
a copy Of a Life Of Washington and
Lincoln got the book wet. for which Craw
odd charged him seventy-five cents a
debt that Lincoln paid by working for
three days pulling fodder. Thr local story
is that he never forgave Josiah Crawford
and the name blue Nose " that it is
said he gave him. is part of the legends
OF spencer county to this day
OF the enemies that Lincoln made none
were greater than some branches OF the
.Grigsby family many Of whose descend
ants still live in thisHneighborhood. Sarah
Lincoln. sister of#Abraham. married Aaron
Grigsby and two years later died. Ahra-
ham. 1t is said always declared that his
sister was not properly treated by the
Grissbys. This brought about a social
f.aI,I s.sE ri
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and gloves to match, and carried chry,
POLICE COURT.


POLICE COURT.
James l,-ide. Wexford Fnney and Joe
i. a;k all appeared in Police Court yes
t.,rday. ard the former was fined SO
ahi.e the other two donated five each.
Tile leg goes had some trouble with
sonac Yong white men and were COM.
ing up lne street looking for more
troiihie .>tcn Officer Wright we. ked into
them. jisys started rum ng out Ninth
Street win the officer in pursuit. and
Just IS he reached the middle of tsia
ilsck ti,icl came whistling by his
head The Officer drew his pistol and
captured al three OF the negroes
Mr. UTZ TO RETIRE.
been maze out. Mr. John E. Utz mem
Ler of the Board of Abdomen from the
Fourth Ward. will very likely retire
from the municipal body. and Mr.. r. c.
BToadus, formerly a m nlher Of the
Council. will be pressed &c. accept the.
place ia the body Mr.. Utz has already
tend rel his resignation as president OF
ille Board ana there VIII be meeting
this week to elect h s successor. Mr.
3 oadiss retired from the Council of mis-
own VII. having served one term and
,ipne his duty well.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Inc ky. i il0lnaSs (. - waters Oh inc
Sacred Heart Church. Manchester, viii
be pounded on Thursday. November eth.
from L O'clock noon until 10 P. NJ. at
the new residence. Fourteenth and
Perry Streets. Manchester.
All OF his Ca holic and non tholic
friends are invited to pound him. The
new church and residence will be open
for inspection to all
1t is said that Mr.. j. r. Perdre.
member of tic Board of Aldermen from.
the Second Ward WI hand in his
RESIGNATION in short time.
Mrs James Ash. Miss Elizabeth Ash
and Miss Lillian Wilson. of Gloucester
Point Hotel. are the guests OF Mr.. VIII
lam Allen Of Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. o. Z. Ray. former caterer Of
Manchester. who since August has been
q resident Of Ohio. returned to the city
Inst night. and will make it his future
home. He will open an oyster restaurant
osti here within the next month and
;aealn supply lanqnets and other en-
.frta ,nments.
'dr. James H. Cox left yesterday for
Charleston S. c.. to accent position
lsitll the Southern Bell Telephone Com
fa1t.. Mr.. Cox viii superintend he un-8
ti,-ground system to be ;nangirated
taoi" all will do other engineering.
Miss Nellie Craig. who has been i'll
for a long tine at her home. No o16
West Fifteenth Street, is now very much
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LENGTHY BOARD MEETING
Doctors Before Direo ors ofthe Virginia
Aosr,. tai

a lengthy meeting Of the Board of
Directors OF the Virginia Hospital was
held last night in the Secretary S office
8 the hospital. The meeting was not
attended by tie members Of the board.
but By many members ofaiile staff of prac-
ticing physicians.
The question of choosing a superinten-
dent and how she should be chosen
seemed the matter under Interesting dis
5cussion. Nothing concerning the meeting
on its results Was given out last night
hui it is understood that the question of
electimg u superintendent has become 4
live issue, and one n which the directors,
the Lady Board of Managers and the
physicians arc ;.lI more or less Interested
The board as we'll as the lady board are
anxious that the doctors take into their
hands III a measure the selection of a
superintendent, hut In this the doctors do
not. agree and are not anxious TO have
the rcsponsbilitv.
The annual report of the hospitals
work. which was to have been given out
last night Was withheld for month.
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WHOLESALE FIRM
GIVEN A CHARTER
The Mclean Company, Of Greens-
boro, incorporated.
special Dispatch to The Times,

RALEIGH, \. c.. November 4-Tne
Secretary OF State chartered to-day the
Mclean Company of Greensboro, TO con-
duct q Wholesale grocery business. Tho
capital stock authorized is sZ5u.D. and the
generators are c. c. Mclean, J. NJ
Longest, aud G. H. Royssss,
The State Superintendent of Public IN
strlc,ton hos announced that the Allan
tic Coast Line. the Seaboard AIR Line
and Southern Railway Company. will
rsive reuuced rates from all points in the
Suuolk. 10 Raleigh on account or the
stare conference of county scperlnter-
dents 10 be held here November t2rn-1Itn
railroad expenses areto be refunded to all
county su,,el!ftenden who attend. the
refund 10 be made by the Southern Edu-
cational Board through the Safe Super
intendent of Public INSTRUCTION..
CoLoRED STATE FAIR.
The North Carolina colored State fair
viii nner, Tomorrow. The address will be
by Governor A,cocls. The management
of the fair announces that there is every
Indication this will be the greatest coll
ored State fair In the history Ct the
State.
Thus for this year the State pen,,en-
tlary has deposited to its credit In the
State treasury $4,000 as profit Owe, and
above running expenses. OF this amount.
SSua3 was deposited yesterday. The profits
have been especially from the farms Gull
tivated by convict labor on the Roanoke
4 yer.
The State Board of Elections will meet
here November 9Th for rcorganizat on.
made necessary by The resignation of ex-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r. A. Doughton. of
Allegheny county. and the appointment
Of ] Il. LewellSn. of Surry county. in his
stead. Mr.. Doughton was chairman,
hence the necessity for reorganization.
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OBI TuARY.
Mrs. Co'unb, aH. Cary.

Mrs. Columbia H. Cary. widow OF Col
onel John B. Cary, and one of the best
known and most highly esteemed ladies in
ing at her residence. No. 30 East Frank
lin Street
The unexpected death of Mrs Cary will
For the past forty years. the family has
been identified with the life OF TIE city
and as the wife OF Colonel John 3. Cary,
still so we'll remembered. Mrs. Cary DC
cupied a prominent place in the commu-
nifty.
She leaves three children Mr. T. Archi-
bald Cary. who succeeded his father in
the management OF the Northwestern
Life. Insurance Companythere; Mrs. LIZ
.zie Cary Daniel. Mrs. il ohm Z. Nhite. Of
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COLLISION AT SEA
Fruit Steamer Silks Three-masted
Sch,orer8 OF. Cps Cod.
fBys Associated ePress)

BOSTON, MASS. Nov. 4.-The United
Fruit company',s; steamer Admiral samp-
son which arrived to-day. reports that
she collided with the three-masted
schooner Charley Buckiy, bound from
EddyyilEe, n. y. for Boston. about ten
miles off the Cape Cod shtship at two
O'clock this morning. The schooner was
sunk and Captain Freeman Huntley. OF
Jones Port, maintains that ] ames IL
mer, mate, and two seaman We're drown
ed. The mate was q son of the captain.
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ON WAR PATH

.Dusky Damselis All eged to Have Gre
a.fd Rough Il use.
Lucy Baker tco!oredl went on the war
path last night, after having inbibed a
plentiful supply Of "red eye and what
she did TO things IN the immediate vicin-
ity OF her place was good and plenty.
Not satisfied with creating a rough house
inller own domain, Lucy tempted to cleai.
the street of6tnings to her mind sobnoS-
ious.5#as 4 result of which. it is ALLEGED.
she smashed q number OF rcd lights"
placed unon the streets for the protection
and guidance of the public. The woman
VIII be called upon to explain her con-
ouct in#tle Police Court this morning
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HAD FALLEN INTO PIT
Fireman Chenau Found Dead Stand
ing on His Head.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

4 LYNCHBURG. VA. November A.
Henry Chcnault, fireman at the Union
Station, was found dead early this morn
ing. He was lying near the furnace
with his head i'll q. shallow pit, while
his feet were high up on the pile Of
coal The colored man went to see
what was the matter with the fire.
was badly frightened and running to
the baggage master. exclaimed that
Mister Chenault was standing on his
head An Investigation showed that Mr..
Chenault had died from heart disease.
He wa. se.enty-two years Of age.
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DEATHS.

cRowLEY.-Died. at the residence OF hes
sister. MIS-. James w Syas!s. 81 Sich-
vernber 5 laGc, KATIE s. CROWLEY.
In the th:rtieth year OF her age.
The funeral services will take place
from St. Patrick. Catholic Church at .
NJ. WEDNESDAY. November 5th.
Friends and acquaintances are t1vfte0s
20 attend Illterment Mount Calvary.
ing. at her residence. No. TO Eass Franks.
& lin street, Mrs. COLUMBIA H. CARY.
widow of the late Colonel John 3. Cary.
Funeral THURSDAY MORNING at u
o'clock from the; Ssventh-Street Chris
tan Church. s
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WILKINS FAMILY LEAVES
AS Guests ofc. & o. They Reach Nor

AS Guests Of c. s: Q. They Reach Nor
folk at Lsst.
After having suffered much. and yet
been the recipients of the milk Of human
kidness, Archie WilEias I'D his family.
Of Orange county. have at last reached
Norfolk. their destination when they set
out some time ago to walk from Orange
to the seaside city.
Father. mother and children. now well
clad and fed. left Monday afternoon by
the Chesapeake ard Ohio as the guests
of the railroad company Rev. J E. Cook
nastor of6the Hoe Memorial Church, saw
the railroad officials and secured the
transportation.
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PRINCE WILL HEAD AN
EMBASSY TO ST. LOUIS
lspcc;al I,ispatch 10 The Times

I WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November A..
The Prince of Wales viii head a special
ernment Al the st.sLouis Exposition. This
Information was received by Major-Gen-
eral Corhin to-day In letter from Sir
Thomas Upton.
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HELEARNEDsA GREAT TRUTH.

1t is said Of John Wesley that he once
said to Mistress Wesley: Why do YOU
tell that child the same thing over and
over asain?' John Wesley, because
once telling is not enough It Is for
this same reason that YOU are told again
and again that Chamberlaints Cough
Remedy cures colds and grip: that i.
counteracts any tendency Of these dis
eases to result in pneumonia, and that
it is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale By all druggists
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Joseph n. ale.

& The funeral Will take place THURSDAY
morning at II O'Clock from the Seventh
Street Christian Church.
Joseph II. G7ie.
Nj. Joseph IL Gale died Sunday at his
residence No. 2i06 West Cary Street, in
The sixty-eighth year OF his age He
leaves 4 wife and SIX children, who are.
Mrs Nora Gale, Mr. Lennie Gale. ME-.
Joseph Gale, Miss Mary Gale, Miss Car
RE Gale, Mrs. Ethel Clay and Mrs. En-
ma Robertson. The deceased was Il con-
s;stent member OF Pine-Street baptist
Church for fourteen years.
. The funeral took pacs Monday at his
residence at s P. NJ. and the interment
was in Riverview Cemetery.
MISS Kali 3. Craw'eY.
Miss Katie b. Crawley died at 7:b
O'Clock Monday morning at the residence
OF her sister, Mrs. James ". Neagle.
No. 81 Nicholson Street. She was In the
tkf5tieth year of her age. The funeral
iii. take place at 20 O'Clock this morning
from ST. Patrick's Catholic Church.
William Otway P tticrew.
Mr. William Otway Petsicrew d'ed Sun
day night at Clifton Forge The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon at so
O'clock at Clifton Forge.
fu erai Serves.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edrnouia Lawrence.
widow OF Rev; !. P. Lawrence. took
pface . 800 oclsc'S YESTERDAY afternoon
trcn Grace Protestant Episcopal Church,
Icing conducted by Rev Dr. Moneure.
under whose pastoral care she was dhr-
ing her las. Illness.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel s. Rice,
wao died Monday at ashland. will take
place this morning at 10 O'Clock at that
place.
The active pall-bearers win be r. Fl.
Wright, E NJ. Fox. Warren P. Taylor.
e. L. c. Scott. j. H. Hoofnagla ard Rob
art H Paine. The honorary pati-hearers
will be MAJOR E. T. D. Myers. Major T..
L. Courtney. DR.. c. g. Jones. Jonn r.
Nra.nundo. cha rIss Hunter. John NJ. Crit
tir., DR.. .. S. Ellis and ]. 3. Hall.
" liam 3 Hur'.
Special Dispatch to The Times,
SALEM. VA, November 4-Tha re-
mains of Mr.. William B. Hurt. who
dror7ed dead from heart disease while
talking to friend IN Newport News Sum
dav. arrived here this morning. Mr.. Hurt
was about thirty years OF age. and was
the son OF MI. and Mrs w. G. Hurt. OF
this place. He is survived by both par
ents. three sisters. and three brothers.
The funeral services took place this az
ternoon at $50 from the Salem Baptist
Church. conducted by the pastor. DR.. F.
H. Martin. assisted by Rev. E. w HUI
bard rector OF st. Paurs Episcopal
Church Interment was made in East
Hill Cemetery
II. w. Fries.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,
WINsTON-sALESI,S n. c.. November 4.
Henry William F,r.es. OF the wei known
cotton mill manufacturing firm OF g.
and H. Fries. died in Salem to-day at
the age of II years. He leaves an estate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
GnY rncr Back.

Governor Montague returned from Dam
vote for Mr. Swanson. The Governor had
.it,sst travelled TO Boston and back to Dam
Vile. and after he heard enough TO salts
fy him as to the general results OF the
election he retired early TO set some much
needed rest.
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Waited at one million dollars
For a number of years he has been
director Of the Northwestern North Car
cyna Railroad and the North Carolina
Railroad. also director of the Nachovia
/ oan and Trust Company and the Fries
Manufacturing and Power. COMPANY.
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Curse
DIR INK
CURED By
WHITE Rib SOC REMEDY.

of water. tea or coffee without patients
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
strov. the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants, whether the pa tent is a con-.
tirmed inebriate. a .'tippier. social drink
er or drunkard. Impossible for anyone to
have an appetite for alcoholic liquors
after using White Ribbon Remedy.
Endorsed by Members of ". c. 7. y:
Mrs Moore press supsriEssndent Of No
tura. California, writes: Il have tested
White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
drunEards, and the cures have been many.
In many cases the Remedy was given
secretly 1 cheerfullv recommend and in
dorse White Ribbon Remedy. Members of
our Union are delighted to ind an ecu
nofnical treatment to aid us in cur tenn
perance work.
free BY writing Mrs. "A. NJ Townsend (for
years secretary of Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, No. Us fremont
Street, Boston Mass. Sold IN Richmond
by the Tragic DRUG STORE, No. 81,
East Broad Street.
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LOWEST RATES

10 eli points North and West. via Ealti-
more or Was i.gton and the Royal B.ue
Line (B. and Q. Railroad. Finest. fast
est. and safest trains in the world. -ip-
ply to tlcnmond Transfer Company, No.
ao3 East Slain Street.: Southern Passen-
ger OG.ce No go East Main Street, or
ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
Southern Passenger, Agent. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Norfolk, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05

Abraham Lincoln was at this shop a
great deal and it was common resort
fo, his father. Thomas Lincoln. and Abra-
hams uncles. John and Dennis Hanks:
lecture platform, and it was here that
Abraham Lincoln learned many Ia. Of the
here that Dennis Hanks told the story
of sykes dog. a story that Lincoln told to.
General Grant after the fall Of Niclksburg.
and which was one of the most famous of
the Lincoln stories.
Sykes had dog that was a nuisance
and some ore fed him a large cartridge
that those who were complaining of Grant
amounted to much after that as dog.
Iincoln's application of the story was
that those no We're complaining of Grant
for paroling SO many OF Pemberton's
army did not realize that after the fall
of Vicksburg 1t did not amount to much
= WHERE ABE WENT TO SCHOOL
The Crawford School, where Abraham
Lincoln went to school, was situated
about three miles from here It was built
Of round logs. not more than SIX feet
high. The large chimney was construct
ed of poles and clay and the floor and
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r j oh tJpl,.t,e.

Especial Di2 pl CT to Tho rimes.D
HhA,rFSsIl.at. VA, November e.
Mrs. Joseph Douglas died OF typhoid
fever at her horne near Lewisetta. this
county, on Friday morning last after an
Illness OF q few weeks. aged sixty years.
She was a native of this place. but had
resided at Lewisetta many years, and
was enc OF the mast estimable ladies' OF
the town. She IS survived by a loving
husband and brother.
The deceased was buried In a private
cemetery Saturday afternoon in the pres-
ence OF i large crowd Of sorrowin0
friends.
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Bowling Green. Va, and Mss GIllie Cary.
The funeral will take place Thursday
morning at II o'clock from the Seventh
Street Christian Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05

Special Dispatch to The TImes-)
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. November
l.-Mrs. Eliza finder. q Msii-known lady
OF SpotsyIvauia county. died ar her R3ue.
near Bells Cross Roads. OF cancer Of
the stomach. aged sixty years. She Is
survived by one sor-