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BnItimnrer 0arftherimte.

(5tri3ttt fur ben .0tuti@en G0rrtiP0notnten.0
Baltimore, ben %. Suit,
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Gin puteebenbsg @rOecrps@ei4dit nit 8orratb
uno GiQcntbum crier 8fahe, 1T iueQcn 9ooestaa
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Sarleben anf MEbeln,

Eeusr, lei6ttr, LANCER Tidlablnngsptan bie
folder BON iouft RiemunOsm Offerirt lDirO. Nui
bic 3sit eines 5abres, Dsnn 81: es tpiini8ru.
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Der .9otSmas aoaH T4arantes e0mpan9,s sumner
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Der 9er3og rei8t ieinem BANTER
CUR 8sgriBung Die Ge6te uno be-
ginnt Ounn, augeni9einIi4 uni9liis
fig:
Sd m66te 6eute ni6t BON Sc
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legenbeit. Mir 1T gu Obren gefom=
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6aben."
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es mir cine groBe 6reube, @uer 6p6eit
ausIprsfen gu biirfen, pesbdl6 i9 Die
5oroerung be8 5errn BON Wetolingen
ablebnen muBte."
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bert 5loris fein @erbdltniB gu bes
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n5rau BON @eiolingen's 9ere6tem
8uni6s bin i6 natiirIi9 na9gefoms
men, DOR alien 9ingen in meiner 81
senI4aft als Der @erpaIter hires
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9inis ;u perfaufsn
ipenn iofort p~ertauit - oas Spsiies uHp 2ogtrs
baus Rr. 355, 0orDsGalpsrtsStrabt Ra1jufra9en
in CIR. GA, GtAeaItimoresStr. Q99-2l2l
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10 s.-0is beuttge WEdts3ufu6r
6etrug 1926 8uf6el; @erianOt bon
ben glepatoren $40 8u16el; Glebatoz
ren=@orrat6 1868 8uT4el,
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9eftrige S9IuBrate:
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G n 6o,tAI1n 6nEor,,tE,t6~
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9afer. 0euflge 9afer3ufuRr
1879 8ui6el; aus ben @lebatpren 5uz
riifge8ogen $3.50 8uf9el; Gtepatoz
ren@8Orratb 58,843 8ui6eI.
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The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
Where
Do You Go

for your medicine and other
drug store articles ? We
would like to have YOU come
here for them. Perhaps al!
drug stores seem alike to YOU.
Gney are not alike, any more
tha individuals are alike.
We are,working for the high
est results in the compound
ing Of medicines as prescribed
by physicians. We try hard
to put up every prescription
just as skillfully as it can be
put up. No detail is ever
rushed over or sighted. The
medicine has to be right or
we viii not let it 60 out Of
our store. We invite you to
come to us with your pre-
SCr.ptlOnS.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

Christmas. The children meet every Satur-
day afternoon and are given Bible instruc-
ton and taught in music by Mrs. Barker.
They have been studying the book of Mat
thew, and the exercises Of the public meet
ing were principally a review of that book
The review showed that the children had
been studious and attentive and that they
had been well instructed. The society has
become very interesting to the little folks
and the regular meetings are well attended
It requires labor and self sacrifice to take
up the work but much good may be accom-
ally well fitted for the task.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

somebody has discovered that ma
joHty of the leading officers of the
State Grange are Democrats. Well,
what Of it: Presumably they were
chosen foI their fitness, and that is the
only test that should be applied. We
regdd tie Grange as one of the best, if
not the best, organization III the State.
NLru it gets into politics-which may
ii Ieyer dots usefulness will be
greatly mIailed.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

In recent issue of the Independent,
Hon Carries DENLY, formerly United
states Minister to China, presented a
plea for the support of missions on the
ground that they promote commerce.
and submitted facts that so to show
that but for the missionaries China
would be sealed country to-day He
Concludes: IF it is true that mission
a0rk tends to spread and benefit com
MERGE, is there any reason why fhe fact
should not be proclaimed, and 3n that
ground appeals should be addressed 70
business men to help the cause OF mis-
Sions with their influence and moAey?"
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

tud now Congressman LittIefeld is
suggested for I. :. Supreme Court
appointment in the near future, and it
S minated that he may be q strong
Presidential factor He is certainly
winning laurels III Congress and main
tanning the high reputation that for
many years has been accorded to the
Maine delegation. Yet the effort was
NJ ade on the part of a certain cabal to
defeat his Congressional aspirations.
i crtunately for Maine. it did not sue
reed.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

The London Telegraph of Dec. 9th
printed a poem by Sir Edwin AAnold
apropos of the ratification of the I sth-
milan treaty. He depicts Balboa with
the Spanish steel rod in his conquehing
aand viewing the Pacific Ocean alnd
thanking the Queen of Heaven for the
glorious guerdon Four hundred years
pass and nature is represented int the
same spot, saying:
The gift gave
To Nunez de Balboa could not keep
spain from her sins. Now must the ages
sweep
Tolarger legend, though her own was brave
Here on. this ridge do foresee fresh Forth
That which is disparted shall bring side
The sea shall sever what the hills did divide
Shall link in love.
And there was JOY on earth,
y While England and Columbia, quikting fear,
Nlssed ard let in the eager watersb c,sere.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

Carrie Nation attempted to address
the State Teachers convention in Tope-
ka, Kansas, and was ''forcibly removed"
Carrie has ceased to be one of the favor
ed Nations.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

What Scion Chase writes is good
easy readin', and the article from his
pen reprinted in the 18th page is imbued
with the spirit of true religion.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

The alleged historian and navy yard
employee Maclay has been kicked out
at last. The boot should have been APP
piled to him sooner.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

Dun's Review of Dec 2Sth reports
Footwear shops are actively engaged
and shipping much more heavily than a
year ago. Leather and hides are strong
but comparatively quiet
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
HALLDALE.

There was no meeting at the church last
Sunday owing to the storm. The attend
ance at the quarterly meeting was small
Very few came from a distance. :. Elias B.
Hall and Job Clement went to Lowell,
Mass, last Saturday for few weeks visit.
-. Misses Inez and Eva Hall and Miss
Sadie Wright of belfast are visiting rela-
tiyes h&e.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

Ex- President Cleveland has the govt
and cannot go out.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

Chill and Argentina kissed and made
up the day before Christmas.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

Prof. F. c. Robinson of Bovdoin
college, State assayer finds that the
liquors sold by the State agencies are
unadulterated. "CuriousIy enough" he
says. y found that the purity and
strength Of the agency liquors had been
She cause of most of the complaints
about them. If liquor agents were al
lowed to add water and other lngredi-
snts, as other sellers can, there would
he little or no complaint about 'tierce-
ness and lack of smoothness. Prof.
Robinson declares that full proof
whisky must be fiery.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
Law Court Sustalns Verd

~ Me-, Dec. %, 1901. Gle
ay received an impor
purt in the case 0
F,e.- 3race and ReubeI
iSbon The suit was bro
ample account of injso'
: counts sale of liquor
one o-.ne defendants, ina
as owned by the other. Tt
ampbell a verdict of $500.
us the verdict.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

At the time of the freshets of Dec
18th the ice in the Penobscot and Ken
nebec rivers was in fine condition and
il a few days the American Ice Com
pany would have begun operations. The
storm ruined the ice, and Dec. 2Gth ice
harvesting was begun on the Hudson
ziver the ice averaging ten inches in
thickness. Unless conditions change it
looks as though there might be only a
small cut OF ice i'll Maine this year.
which would be another heavy loss to
add to others entaiIed by the storm.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02

The London Times of Dec. 26th pub
lisied an editorial article or the pre-
tensions Of continental newspapers that
it was Russia, not England that pre-
vented European Intervention in the
Uispano-Amencan war The Times
thinks that the moment has arrived for
the production of documentary evidence
regarding die attitude of Great Britain
ON that occasion, in order to nip in the
bud the growth of an ingenious legend
OF a kind from which we have suffered
before now"
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
.Au Stuffed Up

That's the condition Of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning
Great difficulty is experienced in clear
ing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes headache,
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, deranges the stom-
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must be
constitutional-alt Alternative and tonic.
Il was afflicted with catarrh. I took
medicines of different kinds, giving each
g fair trial; but gradually grew worse until
could hardly hear, taste or smell. l then
concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
after taking five bottles I was cured and
have not had any return Of the disease
SINCE" EuGENE FORBES, Lebanon, Kan.
zood,c cnecunnciIl<z
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
n,,cnrpx, Editor and
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance, $500 a
year, 500 for six months; 50 cents for three

Pennsylvania is the Quaystone State.
The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
HOOd'S JQrSdDdrilld

Cures catarrh-it soothes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and builds
up the whole system.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-14
AN APPEAL TO THE PUblIC.
President Asks for Contributions 'o'
Martinique.

Washington. May lt.-Thc following
has been issued from the Nhltc houSe
during the afternoon
The president has arposh'e" com
r,,,,co 10 receive funds for the roiiei
of the sufferers from the recent catas-
,ronhcs in Martinique ana y. YIN
cent The gentlemen appointed from
.,rh civ are asked 10 collect ana re-
cciyc the funds from their loca,'''s
ord neiuhborhooGs as cNpeditiohsly aS
nnssiblc and forward them TO hon
rn,n,lins ~ Bliss. treasurer OF 'he
New York committee, which co'iM,n.
80 viii act as central distripu.'hs
min, for the country. The pr'siaeh'
uroc,s all the postmasters thro"sn'
"u, the country and requests the pres.
,Jrnis of all the national banks 10 a.'
nc agents for the collection OF CONF,
".,.tnrs and TO forward the same az
"nc. 70 MIR Bliss at New YORK. In.
nns,mnsters are also directed 10 relo,a
- ,he postmaster general wi.h'" ~
davs any funds collected on 'his "''
/ count =, tho nubliC
,,,r,hute generously for the rei'e'
w =, those upon whom this appa'l.hl
calamity has fallen. and ASKS Una, ;,,, Wy -
cont ributions be sent in rs sPee"''' o.
/ nOSSihlc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-14
RUSHING RELIEF WORK.
Government Officials Will Soon Have
Supplies on the Wav.

Washington. May 14.-So compre-
hensively laid were the plans of the
war department, even before the pas
sage of the Joint resolution providing
Tor the relief Of the volcano sufferers.
that there was really very little re-
naming for the officials to do.
The plans of the commissary de-
partment, made after careful consid-
Grafton Of the news dispatches from
the Antilles. contemplate the supply
OF 10000 rations for II days. The
quartermaster's department is purchas-
ing clothing supplies for 10000 poo
pie and the medical department is
working In proportion in its pur-
chases.
In the navy department the care
fully planned relief measures were be-
Ing carried forward systematically and
rapidly. The Buffalo has been ordered
20 be put In readiness for Immediate
use as food and supply transport in
case IL should be decided to send more
supplies than the Dixie will carry. Ac-
ton has not yet been taken upon Ad-
miral Bradford's suggestion that water
tenders he sent to Martinique to re-
lievc the pressing need for fresh water.
The admiral is anticipating the ac-
ceptancc Of the plan and has accord
ingly telegraphed to Pensacola and
Norfolk to have the tenders at those
places made ready for immediate
service The admiral also has ten
dered the use of his coal navy as food
and passenger transports. The equip
ment bureau, Of which he is the head
has a small but excellent feet Of large
colliors and the admiral has suggested
20 Secretary Moody that these ships
are. by virtue of their great carrying
capacity. excollently adapted TO relief
work. Zach Of the ships carries from
Two TO three thousand tons Of supplies
There are no lack Of indications o.
spontaneous offerings from all parts
Of The country.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-14

The victims Of the aw.a. disaster
who have escaped with their lives and
even without injury are dazed and
helpless as children. They are ahso-
luiely destitute Of everything save
Tho few garments Oh ,.icii pa' NJ
Tho food supply Is so smal! thai
with the utmost caution II cannot !as'
long among those who are here al
ready To say nothing Of those who
are still 10 come.
All tho district for miles around y.
Pierre is n !csolaic waste. Evcn the
whole appearance OF the country mas
been transformed Where there wer"
hills there are now deep crevass's.
and whrc there were cultivated val
l,ys there are hills. II Is not helieNeo
that there are any persons lcl' ahVe
IN the northern part OF III" Island
Those who have not persisted nave hed
either 10 this place or elsewhere aloit
the south coast How many We're ios'
I In cna,ayors 70 escape In smail hoa's
To other islands Will never be hho" H.
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lated TO satisfy public opinion. He
said the matter had been under the
consideration of the cabinet, but he
had no statement to make. Mr.. Bal
four had never heard Of vote Of such
character being suggested in parlia-
ment. OF course. everybody felt the
extraordinary gravity Of the situation
and the tremendous suffering caused
by the appalling calamity. Every as
sistance that could be given locally by
the government would be given.
Mr. Dillon gave notice that he would
recur TO the subject again. His sug-
gestion was warmly approved by the
house
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oANGER OF STARVATION.

VIZ 0vUUE W0CGU0JSy " -
Martinique Refugees
ia alroae air. ae France. May l4.-This city
|leluraaoy filled with thousands OF
|lslana from the north end OF the
ins IL ana more are constantly com
form terror has now taken . new
atarv,., mere IL imminent danger o.
~.on before help can reach here
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NO ACTION TAKEN YET.
British Leader Questioned Regarding
Relief Measures.

London. May 1.-THE munificont ap-
preparation Of the United States con-
gross for tho relief of the sufferers by
the Martinique disaster; President
Roosovelt's message recommending a
vote OF half a million dollars for that
purpose; the action of the United
States government in dispatching war
vessels and food supplies to Marti-
nique. etc. were drawn attention 70 IL
tho house of commons by John Dillon,
Irish Nationalist, who asked the gov
ornmont leader. A. J. t3alfour. whether.
in view ol the action OF the United
Si9 SUI fiji 81 'Eff'a Eeff'aa'tly. Great' '6elta7fI
intended 10 adopt similar relief meas
ures.
He was sure that a vote in this con
rcct!on would be carried unanimously
M PaltGr-s rcNly was rot ca!cN-