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Gives point to the fact that excessive o.
irregular eating disturbs the digestion.
Nightmare or night hag has it, day time
correspondence in the undue fullness
after eating, with the belchings and sour
or bitter rising so often experienced after
too hastv or too hearty eating
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases of the
stomach and its allied organs of diges-
ton and nutrition. When these diseases
are cured, the whole body shares in the
increased strength derived from food
properly digested and perfectly assimil-
ated
Your Golden Medica, Discovery and DR..
Sages Catarrh Remedy have been Of great
benefit to me " writes Prof Pleasant A Oliver
above mentioned remedies my sleep was not
sound; digestion bad a continued feeling Of
misery ! now feel like a new man Any one
III need OF medlca! treatment for nasal catarrh
eonld do no better than to take treatment of
d. R Y. Pierce I know his medicines are all
rig at in this class Of diseases
Sometimes q dealer tempted by the
little more profit paid on the sale OF less
merltorous medicines Will offer the Gus
toner a substitute as being "iust as
good . as the Discovery" II is better
for him because it pays better, but it is
not as good for YOU, if YOU want the
medicine that has cured others, and
which YOU believe will cure YOU.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from accumulated
impurities
The Republican journal., 1902-07-17

patent leather stands without a rival.
alike suitable for day or evening. For
the former purpose Oxfords are almost
universal, while for evening, patent
leather slippers, with wide velvet rib
bon bows, are new, the sides of each
loop fastened back to the slipper. Those
with straps are also stylish, having
small Rhine buckles on each strap over
the instep. VERONA CLARKE.
The Republican journal., 1902-07-17

flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold lat
$500 from Belfast and all stations on Branch.
Through tickets TO all points West and North
west, via all routes, for sale by l.. W. GEORGE
Agent, Belfast. GEO. F. EVANS,
Vice President and General Manager
F. E. BooTHBy, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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}| 9.sytI|MHs1j1zn

On ami after June 10, 1902, trains connecting
at Buruham and Wateryille with through trains
tor and from Bangor Wateryile Portland and
Boston will run follows:
FROM BELFAST.
The Republican journal., 1902-07-17
COmmlSSiO Notice

=, The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Judge OF Probate for the County of waldo
on the second Tuesday of June, A. D. 100 com
lniSSlonerS TO receive and examine the claims OF
creditors against the estate of F. NJ I;iSseU late
ed inSolvent, hereby give notice that six months
from the date of said appointment are allowed to
salG creditors III which to present and prove their
CLAIMS. and that they win be in session at the
following named places and times for the purpose
OF receiving the same, to wit: at the dwelling
mouse OF +. X. Lane, in said Burnlam on Satur1
day, August 9, A ID. 1902, at O'Clock in the fore
noon. and on Saturday, November % A. d. 1902
at O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated at Burnham, this 18th day of June II
1862. F. LANE. "
3w27 SULLIVAN BRAIFy C0mrs.
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Dr. Pierce,s PIaasa,,t peiIs+s c,ea,,e.
the clogged system from accumulated
impurities
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4rnn,o,,r .,,hs;d, ot d, +n,,,,s.,.d d,11,rs
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and f.. soil il tn, o,,.. ,.s,,+ - ,,o,,,,.l Var
LONG AGO the gova,,,,,,a,,- ,+4.rea . s,,l,
sidv of fem thousand dollars a vaar for
TEN wears to any one who wo1ld hnild
a regular American horel according to
certain mans and specifications and
agree TO run if AT least A. long as the
subsidy held ont NaturaIIv the offer
did not 90 long 4 begging.
These British Antilles eniov the
merest shadow of r4nr4senra1ive gov
eminent The Governor who con+rols
fine several coloniaS ,on4edara-ad nniar
one administration resides an tho *
and of Antigua The .presid4n4" de-
rlyes his title from presiding over the
Council and * clothed with limited
executive functions He j annoin44d
bv the crown and 50 is the Connrn
The people look hanpv and vall-fed
and boast that there i NOT a bAorar ON
the island Vet st. Kitts las had irs
share of affection. In 1>SDa snddan
niqht-fnod nrobahly a ,.tond -hnrs4
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VIC i'i"'iu -NleNeS' 'i'e spanish "oIo LOT
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AMONG THE CARIBBEES,


= lNtZ. one SeluOn sees
quality" of these islands
-.. even on the way to church,
exaggerated opinion Of their
-4nct requires them to leave
-ou exclusively to the serv-
G 10 ride ON all occasions,
..- to pay a morning call to
-.lor. The universal West
age IS a peculiar kind of
al by two miserable little
is the very best equipped in
*, coeval with Noah's ark,
4ps imagine how fresh and
majority. Bat so beauti-
reolt faces. SO brilliant and
olack eyes that peer out
Lellte forget TO notice the
III the driver Is generally
ponies with the tireless
'-'-' seems 10 0e ''Ie
9 part OF the world 10
p,rs, dressing sacques, or
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mixed races are generally
-I esleyans. brimmiag
What they term religious
THE shouting type. Though
.su miles long bv about six
Nlt+s has nine churches
.u very large and handsome
attended. They are mostly
. nigh ground near the sea
...of GOODNESS during the hours
and Incidentally they conn
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MONS mind from its nravar.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
FAREWELL
TO PALMA
Given Noisy Salute as
Steamer Sails

NORFOLK, Va. Apvli 1.-THE
steamer Admiral Farragut sailed
from this port Tor Cuba this mora
ing. having AS distinguished pas
senger Gen. Palma, prsaident-elect
Of thA cuban republic The pier was
crowded with enthusiasts who 80.
iicitsd IA speech as the departing
Cuban appeared In carriage.
In response 20 the calls the gem
era AZ nrnt refused. with smiles. ia,
finally addressed the crowd. lie re-
ferred hopefully to the future 81 the
new republic. whose deatinies he Is
to shape. and closed BY saying that
in the ~ years he had been a real.
dent 81 this country. he had known
nothing but Kindness. encourage
ment and courtesy. He was very
much overcome bv the demonsira.
ton. and when he bads his auditors
Eoodby. walked un the gang pla nix
u the steamer wiplnE his eyes with
his handkerchief.
AZ he vent aboard a military band
played cuba f4brc." All vehA~ln
in the harhor blew their whistles az
the Farragut pulled out into the
stream and a gun At the heads nrrd
noisy salutes
Gen. Palma will take up the relna
OF government on the island May %.
sonora Palma and the children do
not accompany the general 10 cuba.
but intend to join him In Havana
early next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

q Chinese ihhorers from the Islands 20
tho mainland territory ~ the United
statss. ~ from one portion o. the
island territory 81 tho United states
10 another portion of said island terri.
tory, provided. however. that this
shall not apply 20 the transit Of Chit
usas laborsrH from one island TO an
other q the same group. or 20 any
islands within the jurisdiction % any
state or the district % Alaska.
'seeona-That To case said treaty
be terminated. ~ provided In article 8
thereof this act and the acts hereby
extended and continued ANAL remain
In force untli there shall b. concluded
between the United .-,ateH and China
a nsw trraty respecting The coming q
Chinese persons into the uuiird stAtsa.
and until appropriate laws shall be
published "a carry into eject the pro-
visions thereof
Third That the secretary % the
treasury Ia hereby authorized and en-
powered 20 make and prescribe and
from time 20 ,imo change such rules
and regulations a. he may deem nec-n.
sary and proper 90 execute the provis-
ions Of this act and % the acts hereby
extended and continued. and Of HAid
treaty - December = 1904. and with
the approval - the president TO ap.
point such agents as he may deem
necessary for the eflelsnt execution 81
said treaty and said acts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
THE TRUTH
PIasterers' Position Clearly
Stated by President

The plssterers' union held a meet
Ing late yesterday afternoon and au-
thorizsd President slytsr TO rcpudl-
ate through the press rumors oircu-
lated to the effect that the plaster
ers have withdrawn from the Build.
ing Trades Council.
To Star reporter Mr.. slyter said
today. The piAstercrs have not
Withdrawn from the Building Trades
Council. although NO are already
suspended from that body. This sus-
pension. however, does not In the
least prevent US from reRffiliatinK
with the council. "A 20 whether We
shall or not l cannot say. In our ar
gument with the bosses some months
Ego the matter Of affiilatlng with
the council was not considered. Only
two OF our working rules were al
tered. Wa at that time agreed to
allow boss plastsrers to work five
and n half days week instead OF
two days. as heretofore, 40 long as
one or more journeymen could work
along with him. also our men 20
work for only owners and boss plas-
tergra."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
ACT BRUTAL
TWO STORIES OF INHUMAK ACTIONS or
Philippine TROOPS
Officers Charged with De
bauching Women and
Ordering Murder

NEW YORK. April i7.--Richard
% hrion. a corporal of the Twenty
sixth United states volunteers.
makes Hensa tional charges against
the United States officers Ia the
Philippines Ia statement published
here today.
OBfien tells OF the abuse and de-
bauohing Of Filipino women and the
massacre OF unroEistlnK natives. lie
claims the undigniftcd and brute-iike
actions Of the officers ls IN many
instances responsibie for the brutal
ny displayed by The men Of the
srm.
O. hrirn says the men OF his com
pany reached BaFriolanog December
~ Word was passed along the line
hat no prisoners were 10 be taken.
The first native shot was small
boy. not more than years OF age.
The shooting attracted the villagers.
who came out OF their homes IN
alarm. They offered no offenAe and
displayed no weapons. but were
ruthlenHly shot down. men. women
and children being slaughtered like
animals,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
TOO MUCH
JOHNSON
Pair OF Them Robbed About
the Same Time

There was trouble for the John
sons last night. and this morning
the police complain OF too much
Johnson" Peter and Oscar. both
with the same rear name, but no re-
lation TO each other. were the vic
Tins OF thieves during last night.
Peter suffered the more, as Just be-
fore he started out he took a fool
lsh powder" and Si20 with him. He
ate the powder. and consequently
loat the money.
This morning Peter had visions Of
fairy damsels. schooners crossing
bars, and few other things some
Of them green, but he can't see any
money. lie wants the police to help
him.
oscar. who lives in the North Pa
cihc Lodging house, was good. He
stayed at home and went 10 bed,
Consequently he lost only t22.26, and
his watch. The thief came 70 him
Both JohnHons went 20 police head
quarters this morning TO tell their
troubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

tute laborer OF this city, are dead
OF ptomaine poisoning.
Alfred, aged years, died late Mon
day night OF diphtheria, after an nj
ness OF two days. Three other chill
dren died Tuesday night. Minnie, 6
years old, Amos, aged years, and
Philip, baby. months old.
The children were all treated by
the physician In charge OF the first
case with preventive against dlph-
iberia, but the cause OF their dea IN
was n matter OF so much uncer-
tainty TO the doctor and the health
officers that an autopsy was held on
the bodies at the house yesterday af-
ternoon 10 see n there was any other
well defined cause for the alarming
mortality.
Or. r. ]. Schug the city health Of
ficer of Tacoma. who made a careful
examination OF the facts surrounding
the deaths OF the Baudrau children.
ascertained the men and children
were all sick more or less from eat b
Ing canned salmon. clans and
shrimps on the train coming from
the East. and after n thorough In
vesugation pronounced the deaths
due to ptomaine poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
More Testimony Given Re.
gsrdlng fortunes Of Ig-
barls Presidento

WASHINGTON. II. g.. April H.
Edward Davis. an eX-sergeant Of the
Twenty volunteers. testified
this morning before the senate PM
ippinca committee ~ TO the Appiica-
tlon Of the water cure TO the preHl-
dente OF the town Of lgbariH.
Davis said the victim was kept I'M
der "A tank five on ten minutes. When
he swciled up from the water the
men who were giving Il To him
kncaded his stomach with their fists
making the water squirt out OF his
mouth. Tho preHidrnte struggled
terribly.
After the administration Of the
water cure the presidentc confessed
that he was a captain Of insurgents
while processing TO be- friendly 20
Americans. He Was not hurt np-
parcntly by the water cure and an
hour afterward engaged IN game
Of cards with another captive.
Captain Glenn. Lieutenant Conger
and Surgeon Lyon were present
while the cure was being admins
tered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
CHINESE MEASURE BY
PLATT Is ADOPTED
Is an Extension and Continuance of All Laws
Now in Force

wAsHfSoToS. April 1.-THE chi.
nrss exclusion measure offered b.
Plat q Connecticut az a substitute
for the drastic aad wids.swesplhE
measure offered BY the senators aud
representatives from tho Pacific coast
passed the senate late iass evening by
a vote q a. 20 a. once the substitute
passed. all senator ieinsd in aud made
u vote of = 70 I. Senator Hear being
the only one who voted against IT,
The fun tsxt Of the Amendment sub.
stituisd for tho regular Chinese exelu.
alon hlll is a. foliowss
That all laws row in force prohiblt.
ina and regulating she coming u chi.
nsss persons and persons 81 Chinese
dsacsnt into the United States. ana the
residence ot suels persons therein. hs
and shs same are hereby extended and
continued. including the act entitled
An act 60 prevent the coming of Chi
ness ihborerH % the United States. APP
proved September "a. isSs 90 far as the
same n no, Inconsistent with treaty
obligations now existing. IN FUN force
and effect until the 5th day Of Decrfn.
Der. 1904. and 20 long rs the treaty be.
tween China and the United States
concluded on March n. lsst. and pro-
claimed by the president on the sih Of
December. issa shall continue in force.
and said laws shall apply to ell terri
tory under the Jurisdiction Of the
United states and 70 all immigration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
CARS MAY
ALL STOP
Street Railway Strike
Again Threatens

SAN FRANCISCO. April iT.-un-
less the united railways controlling
the street car lines Of San Francisco
cease summariiy discharging union
employees and accede TO the demands
Of the AmalEamated Association em-
pioyes by Friday evening the latter
will strike. Three thousand five hun.
dred men are employed on the ays-
tenn.
Mayor schmitz, through whose Of
nces a strike was averted two weeks
ago, biames the company. lie says
there was a straight agreement made
by the officials Of the company that
the discharges would be stopped. and
that all their recent actions are IN
bad faith. The men are very much
In earnest and In case settlement II
not reached a general strike may be
declared that VIII be as far reaching
as the one Of last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
WILHELMIkA

AMSTERDAM. April f7-Queen
wllhelmina passed bad night tho
fever still raging. and showing no
sign Of sbatlnR. Complications
threaten 20 get IN. and grave anxiety
IL felt.
Later-ft IL stated this evening
that the queen r. Ia grave danger. 70
is reported that kidney complications
have set In. Public prayers are be-
ing offered for her recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
lilly Witt H. " GUEV
s,saIs to Republicans to Stand
Steadfast for Protection
Cuban Reciprocity Bill
Is His Theme
ulns GENERAL APPLAUSE
|lsssss Takes Up NIcsrsgusn Canal Bill
Morgan Declares II to Be ths
oniy Feasible Route


yAsHrSGTDS. n. C., April IL
>zzrxn. the rsnger-statesTnan who
- from the state OF Washington.
Isnirsd the halls Of congress like a
Il rocn smiling on a Dutch picnic
IL Issrneon. and created a sensa-
IN IA . cyclone ripping through a
|-tvxt forest. 1t came anexpeet-
liz , the course Of the debate on
II czezn reciprocity bill. The tail.
srfzr houiely and humorous rep
nx-1tive OF the North vest arose
|n <skoned until he gained ths
~ and then made an attack on
>akzr Henderson that VIII 20 down
tHhcry.
Akrsn said: To do business in
= sn<s a man must first make
HI With the speaker. All gioriaS
u exer around the holy Of HOLES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

% solomon'A temple look like 20 cents
when compared 10 the iobhlng de-
paFtment Of this government ONCE
q speaker % this house. Aye-iike
% cents.
When | set an opportunity later
In the session. I'll make another
speech on the rules 81 this house
which viii be 50 hot it'il have TO BE-
printed on asbestos paper To Keep n
from burning CuEhman was IRE
quently Interrupted BY uproarious
laughter and tcmpestuous applause
that came not alone from the Demo
cratic side.
Continuing Cushman said; why
am ! - thin It's because people
Of my state are asking me TO pro-
mote certain legislation. That's
what's pushing me from the rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
WILL PLAY
EVERETT
Some Good Ball May Be Ex-
pected Sunday

nugdnle's ban players ran up a
large score on tho Layita team yea
tvrday afternoon, The Seattle boys
are fast getting into trim, and by
the time the season commences they
viii have a model team.
To-day and tomorrow games will
he played with the university team.
Saturday and sunday the Seattle
lcaguers viii play Evorctt'H- the
best amateur team In the North
west. shock their famous pitcher.
viii do the twirling for them. Man
aver Dugdale anticipates a good hard
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
Important Lecture

Eltweed Pomeroy. Of Newark. N.
J.. viii speak before the Economic
League and the Political Club OF the
Y. NJ. &. A. next Saturday evening
in the Y. NJ. G. A. building. Mr..
Pomeroy IL manufacturer who
gives ali his spare time to the study
on economic questions and partiou-
larry to the study Of direct popular
government. His lecture SATURDAY
nl0bt viii he upon the subject OF
direct legislation. The public Is cor
diaItv Invited to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
FRANCE WILL.
HELP UMvEll
MONUM EMIT

wAsHINGTOE. April i7.-In re-
Spouse 70 an invitation sent through
President Roosevelt 10 President
Loubet OF France. by instruction from
congress. the French government will
be represented at the unwilling Of 4
monument 20 Marshal de Rochambau,
which takes place IN this city May "a.
Advices were received yesterday
that France will send general and
an admiral. with their aides. two Of
hcers from the foreign office and a
warship TO honor the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
|GREAT TUNNEL
md THE DEPOT
ARE ASSURED

quests a franchise 10 construct such
terminals as the railroad company
may need south Of King street. and
also a depot. the plans for which
have been prepared.
This Is a definite assurance that the
great improvements long promised
~ the Great Northern Railway Co,
including a splendid depot, are at
last to materiaIlxe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

CHARGED
Another Case Filed Against
Alleged Doctor

A complaint was filed today
against o. " Lawson by the prose
cutting attorney, charging him with
having given Intoxicating liquors TO
Beulah Baldus, IA year old girl. A
case In also pending In the justice
courts, in which he Is charged with
having put poison I'm some wine
which he gave her at his once, about
nine months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
GAMDL|NC RING GIVES
Up THE GHOST AT LAST
'Aanounced Today That Negotiations Are Off, Dealers
and Boosters Seek New Fields

: sforss 10 bring about a settle
" ne war growing out Of the
N q the Clancy brothers for
49, - cant. interest In an public
y Seattle have failed and
II. os4y officially announced BY
Ia y ,sntaflves Of both sides
|r,.l..s..-- &l army Of gambling house
-. which has for seven long
|tss ~ - camping IN front Of the
! NJ ....nDling dens awaiting their
D. 4. ras this morning notified
|>ss-v ssAyhhs bosses that further
r. 49, you'd Be vain. and already
|rrs ss.s OF fortune are on the
tss - sreener fields and pas
nsss Ssgstistisns Fan
|t1s /. ,4.Isrs of the peace nego,ia-
hi bs,'a nlch more than one proni-
y prs.az man figured, marks
Inrt',.s .henf dissolution OF the
~ -. ing thar has ruonopoIized
~. ~. business IN Seattle for
e. rsol" I, aour years. There may.
ssaiss. slli be public gambling
N - ae1in after 4 time. but
L. CO. sall control II. They viii
m esa .y and their friends.
we Zig Z" monopoly has
w. s sssIsssst.leally certain that a
tsI'y vii t W. entire business COM
"A a. sra. naii with Joy VIII result
y WI ksnls " the past "a hours.
Assllaz me Punishment ~ ali
.sris,, %.ss from the present
--1ITict 10 new disfrfct