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The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


STATE OF MAINE.
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The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

CorteIyOu to President.
New YORK, Nov. s. Chairman Cor
telyou of the National Republican
Committee, sent the following tele-
gram to the President, tonight
"The country has given an over
whelming vote of confidence in you,
and your administration. My associ-
ates of the Republican National Com
mittee join me in heartiest congratula-
tions.'
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
A Gaod Complexion.

Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks restored
by using DeWitt's Little Early Risers, so
writes S. P. Moore, of Nacogdoches, Tex.
4 certain cure for biliousness, constipation,
etc. Small pill-easy to take-easy to act.
Sold by r. H. Moody.
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MON TNI1LE.

MIR. and Mrs. E, C. Marden and two
daughters from Fairfield visited at A. b.
Browns last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Luce have been made happy by the safe ar
rival of "a 1o-pound boy. This is their fifth
boy and ninth child. 80. Benz. Boynton visit
ed in Morrill, several days last week :. Ed
ward Lunt's little boy has been very sick
with cholera infantum. Oscar Davis, who
has been at work at Newport the past sum-
mer, is at home. Mr.. Eli jackson has been
visiting relatives and friends in Montville
and Liberty. Eugene Perry is visiting at
his grandfather's. He has nice job work
ing on IA farm in Skowhegan. He has en-
gagged some other young men to go back
with him and work for the farmers around
Skowhegan.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

On and after Oct. 10, 1904. trains conuectiu,
at Burnham and Waterville with through train.
for and fron Bangor, Waterviile. Portland AN.
Boston, will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

'NthtJtt.
'-HaHln Thompson died at his
'3lit, lcr. 3lst, after an illness of
''' p-. at the age of SO years. He
' WIFE son, daughter and grand
'''--f and me brother to mourn their
alp thompson was the son of the late
d WILL iiompson and in his day was
.i7 '"f4most sea captains who sailed
''' state When quite young man
" Hate nj the ship Sportsman with
'.4r' forward taking command of
.'a'- 'i he was master of the fine
0+"l imiral, which he sailed very
b.. 'ol many years. After leaving
s.. ''5 uDle his home in Maiden, Mass,
+. '' Aal Charge of the real estate of
I. ipr whom he had sailed the
.h.'- living up that business
14-' his old home in Winter
'4.r Lad since resided. The fu-
n.. We're held at the Cong'i
.t' afternoon under the charge
n. ""'a 'lse, F. A. NJ, of which he
b '"" Rev. Mr. Schneider offici
c W. HmeS Bolan is here from Bos-
o.. ~ '.' account of the serious i'll
r. .n.. M'iher....A very pretty we'd
place Wednesday evening, Nov.
,Y.., i'i ut of Capt. and Mrs. Charles
a..g' 'r occasion being the marriage
',l htrles Sutherland Crockett,
las ,a., Una Mae Grant. The ceremony
.s,-,5i' med by Rev. Harry Hill in the
ayta, reatives and friends to the
.g l.a. 'bont %. The rooms were pref
}. Na o With potted plants and flow
tga l.. ~. l'le was gOwned in cream white
> sN'iie and carried lilies of the val
rala 9' her little cousins, Edith and
sl- drn u H. we're maids of honor. They
N white and carried white
-saly =, which they presented very
aem5n," NE bride at the close of the
el. ds;o he ring service was used and
iCeiIer,' " Of the affair was carried out in
6ub nr. Mste' The gifts were numerous
s1t, p p.e''y and useful. Dainty refresh
a yar' served and the whole occasion
IL bsr1a enjoyable. The newly welded
iI,endg. me best wishes of large circle
IGn snn s Tor their future happiness. -.
The Iii HIe correspondent: The students
al tesms school l have organized basket
a. hs H. They will practice in Union
AMID "luaows of which will be screened
Wing ma damaging them. Several of the
ecub" aa from around town have Joined
lSQ.enta ', ~, II is hoped that they may have
Aus. numbers to make at least two
leat (a,ahL John Frederick and wife
..W1rr5i utraay and Sunday in Bar Harbor.
l!ss Na Ma mas been received of the death of
BE f1narllSa Smith, formerly of this town.
lacoln ga a. was held at her residence in
5pOr ia aug the remains brought to Win
i0Faee " 'hterment -. Messrs. Fred Cole,
'Oy. IN Nsneeland and Everett Gray left
'or a weeks hunting trip.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
MONROE.

MONROE.
The school in District No. 6, taught by
Miss Nancy Parker, closed very success
full term Nov. 4th. The exhibition was
very fine and goodly number of the pa
rents were present. The recitations were
excellent. The pupils not absent or tardy
during the term were Esther Evans, Grace
Evans, Lawrence Low, Herbert Low, Jen-
ME Low, Wyman Evans and Ambrose
Moody. Ambrose Moody received the
prize for missing the least number of words
during the term.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
county Correspondence.
SOUTH MONTYILLE

Repairs are progressing on the church.
The chimney is built and the furnace is set.
-. Ralph L. Cooper of Belfast was visiting
his friends in town recently.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Miss Emma Nichols of Searstort closed a
successful term of eight weeks school in
this place last Friday. Miss Faustina
Harding of this place closed successful
term of eight weeks school at Mt Reagan
last Friday: Mrs: NJ B. Grant of Sandy
Mrs. w. d. Hartman, last week 49,. Miss
Ellen Heagan arrived home from Brewer
last week. Mrs. b. c. Avery and Miss
Alfredo Hartman visited Mrs. Sam DOGGY
in Brewer last week
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STATE OF MAINE
)JNTY OF WALDO IS.

COZ MY OF WALDO IS.
To the Commissioners of the County of Waldo
to tile inhabitants Of the town of Monroe to F.
A. Parker of said town of Monroe and to al
persons and corporations interested, GREETING:
WHEREAS, We, the undersigned Hiram p
W Farrow, Arthur Boyd and solomon Richie
e institute a committee duly appointed and aG-
thOriLed under the following warrant. to wit
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
PALERMO CENTRE

Clarence Longfellow and family, also
Mrs. Longfellow's sister, Mrs. Jennie
Greer, arrived here recently from Massa-
chuSetts. They are the guests of Mrs.
louisa Lonefellow, Mr.. Longfellow's moth
er. 1t is understood that they are to spend
the winter here. Mrs. p. G. Ingalls, of
Razorville visited her sister, Mrs. c. B. New
hall, Friday. E. Ii. Foster is progressing
finely with repairs on his house.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
FOR RENT.

The north r!y half of the HamCondOn house,
situated at the junction of High and Church
streets on Northp"rt avenue. For terms apply
to nELFAST SAVINGS BANK.
Belfast, Septe mber 1S, l9C4.-37tf
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NOTICE.

U. 5. Circuit Court. Maine District.
PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 1904,
Pursuant to the rules of the Circuit Court of
the United States for the District of Maine no.
tice is hereby given that Arthur Ritchiei of Bel
fast in said District has applied for admission AS
an attorney and counsellor of said Circuit Court.
3W45 JAMES +. HEWEY, Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
A Heavy Load.
Temple Bar

To lift that load OFF of the stomach take
kodel Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what
you eat. sour stomach, belching, gas On
stomach and all disorders of the stomach
that are durable, are instantly relieved and
permanently cured by the use of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. S. P. Storrs, druggist
at 297 Main street, New Britain, Conn,
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is giving
such universal satisfaction and is SO surely
becoming the positive relief and subse-
quent cure for this distressing ailment,
feel that | am always sure to satisfy and
crafty my customers by recommending it
to them. | write this to show how we'll the
remedy is spoken of here" Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure was discovered after years of sci
entifc experiments and will positively cure
all stomach troubles. Sold by Z. Il. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

griffin, attended by her
\. Stevens, left home
nd, for Bangor, to enter
serious surgical opera
- successfully performed
All friends are rejoiced to
has continual good re-
condition, and hope for
Mrs. Fannie b. Rob
5l.e nj last week to return
~ s- Leora Partridge con-
'4 ljangor the past week.
Mp-d she may tiGd relief
. NJ eye trouble. . Mr.. Ell
.4s in Rockland last week
y OF. Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
closed their house-the
place, formerly-and gone
So Tor the winter. MIR. Ed
UJ,u is improving his resi-
&. ~ paint and new glazing,
ue u the bottom sash. -. MIR.
-ou has bought the Morton
a Ga Church street, E. Miss
Id arrived home last week,
MaSs....Mr. Bowden came
and last Saturday. Mr..
d { base arrived Saturday,
60 visit Capt. and Mrs.
N. Mrs. Maria I. Blanch-
.} Ia spend Sunday with
i~rbert Mixer, in Bucks
Npnday.....Cards receiv-
harriet ID. Iichborn an
a.Uu Nashington, ID. c., on
So Louis There was an
'l Denslow Hall Tuesday
r-urns were announced as
he wires. One political
Miss Edith b. Griffin
Wednesday, to be near her
w .Ap hospital -. Mr.. Lewis
H arrived the middle of the
d. ,I,it MI. and Mrs. Rufus
aW Horace Staples started
Nother trip down the bay.
sei To announce that Prof.
olson, Principal of the f. S.
er "A lecture, "From Maine
under the auspices of the
bensloW Hall on the even
10Y. 18th. The subject CON-
ala lovers of our broad land,
Ipodly audience may greet
social dance will follow the
ice lrSt white coat of snow fell
.'iay it was fast melting away
unshine.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

And stores and shops in the city. Also shore
property and cottage lots at all prices. ! have
some that can be bought on the installment plan.
" ny pay rent when you can soon own your own
home. Come in and Itt us talk it over.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

spoiled Darling" which
NJ 10Th by Comet Grange,
med. The Swanville
he play "Down in Maine"
nh ... Mrs. Chas. Preble,
. guest of her daughter,
ia, has returned to her
ie.... Miss Katie Small of
D.. grandparents, Mr.. and
All, last week =. Mrs.
has been quite sick, is
lie medical attention of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Nevada, who have been
lords sister, Mrs. ID. W.
l4 fair at st. Louis and
a-tun en- route, and on
visit her brother, DR..
u farmington, \. IL.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

>.latiun of the officers of
rs, + < A. NJ. Oct
..d. u. u. d. G, Nj, install
10 j Hatch of Liberty
hal and Rev. 7. f. Mil
led AS grand chaplain.
N liam Farwell, NJ. ; FL
g. b. p. lIurd. j, W..
u>s Hattie A. Young of
i4ht to Thorndike and
w0l lot in the Center
Two brothers, Ralph
Wm she made her home,
..e and wife of Boston,
rmaiuS. The funeral
f. .4 Searsport. The reia-
t' Mrs. Lydia Ward, an
and returned to their
day Newell BagIey
'Hme Sunday.... Master
41Al s years, has a
.- 4 " hich he takes great
grade Hereford, one
exactly in color and
....+ interest in farm mat
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-l- will spend the winter.
after an absence of over
.ra IN this community.
a-ler has returned to her
Id Grace White began
Tlglaud's Corner last Mon
~nckett of Ruckland was at
week. By breaking their
r, the Clement Bros. were
5rtshing for a few days. -.
III of Knox fell down stairs
mting her quite badly.
.5-her, who has been visit
III his home last week.
The Republican journal., 1904-11-17

HAMMoNs-HoGAN. Roswell L. Ham
mons and Miss Julia A. Hogan, both of Bel
fast, were married Wednesday, Nov. 9th, at
St. Francis Catholic church in this city by
Rev. j. F. Kealy, and began housekeeping
at once in the II. B. iSmalley house on Wal
do avenue. They have many friends who
wish them life of happiness and prosper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

~ ! = Il n 4 % a
Henry Clay Inn last night. and was led
by Mr.. Percy Montague. "A large number,
were in attendance. and the affair was
;particularly pretty and pleasan ut. "A
II ilrn Der Of new figures were introduced
and music was furnished BY ThiloW's
orchestra
The following were in attendances
Misses Wright, Patton, Ladew, Kerr.
yNrcCullen Petit, Bridges. Wright Mon
tague Rice, Mrs. Shepparu: Nessrs.
Lipscomb, Montague! Blanton, F. Cox,
j. Cox, Russell, Pace, Jordan. AtWlll.;
Kerr Hunter. Foy. DeJarnette. Fleet
Nixon Wright. Price. S ;S'
Mr.. w d. Cardwell Is making exten-i
sive arrangements for building and equip
,ment for club houses and cottages at
Bone Island off the Virginia coast. on
the Atlantic.
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railway Company will soon put
into operation new and improved pas
senger coaches on their accommodation
trains between RICHMOND, Ashland and
Fredericksburg. 81
Tho Athletic Association OF L Randolph
Macon College viii suffer q serious set
back In the ruling out of three Of their
principal base ball and football players
Mills. Trevllan and Cross-this season.
The Henry Cay. Inn will y soon com-
rnence the furnishing OF special oyster
suppers ono night each week, there being
no restaurant facilities whatever IN Ire ne
own, ~ ~ N & Us
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Doctors Books.
Editor Of The Times-Dispatch:

s,r,-As In SO many other things. Vir-i
5rinia may we'll feel pride In Z. her au:-
sthors In almost every ranch OF lit
erature, at nearly every stage OF her ex-
tstonce, she has not failed OF son or
daughter that ranke d well W ith the CO.
temporary lterati Even IN the learned
professions" as they are called, she has
kept abreast OF the age iii Tie matters
or theology and Jurisprudence, as witness
the works OF Bledsoe, Brot dus, Aicade,
8Whitsitt and others in the former. and
Minor Daniel, Barton and others in the
latter field.
Only in the medical professi,n-tfoush
tho mother and the home OF so many
eminent doctors has been a lack OF nd
tive authors Of technical books ~ And
at last Virginia doctor hasswtiltcE.t and
is; about to publish a medical text book
that gives every promise A OF II becoming
standard. w ~ l!ss3
z Doctor William r. Jones', OF No 2Ni
West Grace Street this city. has cons
spleted arrangements with r. Blaklst0n's5
son ami Company, OF philadelphia, for
the publication OF IA Tex L-DOoK OF Med
ical Chemistry for the UJe Of the st',-t
dents and Practitioners" 4 volume OF
about four hundred and fiisSSPlges. with
fifty Illustrations. tt will appear this
winter, Immediately after the new Off;
cial Uned States PnarmucoDoe.,. to
which his book VIII conforms This fr.c
is the largest publisher OF medical hooks
in this country. and its mere acceptance
OF Il work is almost warranty OF Its
merit,
DR.. Jones is a successful practitioner in
Richmond. a member Of the s;lflsof rls-:
4iting3 physicians to the Virginia ,Hnsl,iinl,
end largely Interested In INC UnVelsitys
College OF Medicine, being u llnlnb"r of
the board Of trustees, lecturer IN nle,li-
cal diagnosis and professor Of rledcnl
chemistry.
lie. and the profession, and tina sta lei,
are to DO congratulated that We FIRE to
have a lome-m made Doctors l,ooK' wor-
l5tly OF the craft. * S,
Richmond, Va. October ., 1904
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The Bad Boys Joke With ;
Stuffed Rattlesnake-He Tells
the Old Groceryr11an About
His Dads Morbid
Appetite.
BY HON. GEORGE w. PECK. al
ZEN. Governor OF Wisconsin,, formerly
publisher OF "Peclss Sum- author OF
''Peck's Bad Boy etc.)

- HE old, groceryn,an was sitting on
the counter with his legs stretched
engthwse, his heels resting on q
sack of flour, and his back against
a pile&of wrapping paper, his eyes closed,
his pipe gone out, and the ashes sitting
from it ON the cat that was asleep in
his lap. He was waiting for a customer
10 come in and buy something to start
, The days business He haa srrnllod
corner and he was sleepy. There was
a crash in front Of the store barrel
OF AK handles and garden tools had beer.
tipped over on the sidewalk, the door
opened with a Jerk and closed with a
slam, and the bad boy came in with a,
long paper box. perforated with holes
slammed 1t on the counter beside the
groceryman's legs and yelled: ~
Wake up Rip Van Wrinkle, the day
Of Judgment has come, and you are
still buried. You got to get q move OH
you or the procession will go off and
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held SO cheaply by the great horn spoon;
will eat every oyster in the house, and
the Lord have mercy on me. l told
him that was about sat hai size OF tea ~
die anyway, and Ejdst then wicked y
looking negro with az big ssoyste rsasknlfe
came to the table and looked ugly at dad
he besan eat eat
as though his life depended on It. and
I could hear the great wads Of oysters
strike with a dull thud on exposed places
inside Of dad. and before he got up from
the man he would be in again to-unch
after awhile. SIS Dad Is the bravest man
ever saw. and don't you forget It,
Me weua Sed hadn't for
his devilish morbid appetite for travel
and adventure. Quick as we got out
Of the oyster place dad wanted to take
Eads jetties at the mouth Of the river
and we went on board and had nice
ride down to the mouth. After we had
an artificial canal big enough for the
largest ocean steamers to come up to
New Orleans, the passengers wanted the
to the boat outsde the
long enough to forget the ride: VS.
hadn't got a boats length outside the
wished ! was dead told him my
little tummy nched and ~ wanted d. I 2.
its three oysters in it, was not worth men
tioning, and told me to look at him. Talk
about your Mount Pelee and your Vesuvl-
us. those volcanoes were tame @and un-f
the railing, and shouting words at the
/ sharks in the water: Why. he just
doubled UP like a jacknifesE one 4 minute
a aa he9 or s ssehaas
the next minute, and lie kept Saying:
.Ye-up. and al! the passengers said:
Poor man. ! told them he was not
50 poor for he owned brewery at home ,,,
hanging limp on the deck The boat
turned around and went back into the
were thanking the captain for giving them.
such a lovely ride, when thought
would wake dad up. and So i touched
he didn't want few dozen more raw
oysters. and he yelled murder. and began
to have hydrophobia: again. and hump
mze tbo you knew the Ty psepe IL
back to New Orleans, and dad took "a
hack to tho hotel. and told the driver
oyster shells on tho sidewalk. We cana
home next day. Well, I guess l will set
my snake out Of the icebox, and, go
home and comfort dad. bl!t wait
minute. TIL that lrlshman puts that chunk.
OF ice In the icebox and see Il he no.
tees the snakes. Just then there was
n sound as II a house had fallen, Il ZOO
pound cake of Ice struck the floor and
grocery no Wv with his Ice tongs waving, and
yelling: ''There's a rattlesnake IN. Yer
icebox. mister. and We can go to HI for
yer Ice" The groceryman looked ut
the boy, the boy looked ut the grocery.
man. the cat looked at both. the boy tools
| his snake under his arm and went out,
and the old man said:
| i"Well, you're the limit. Call again.
and bring your anacondn, and a man
eating tiger and he went and scraped
up the ice.-(Copyrlght. 9O4 BY Joseph
b. BoWles ,s.i
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man picked up a hatch.t and got BEHIND

man picked up hatcf!.t and got behind
We'll wouldn't that skin you said
the boy. MS he sharpened his knife on
q piece OF old cheese, and felt OF the
edge. Here you have been telling me
for years what a brave man you were
and how you were not afraid Of any
thing that wore hair. and now you have
with only ten rallies on. makes formal
call on you. Gee. but you are a squaw.
Why, there Is NO danger In the bite OF
srattlcsnake, since science has taken the
snake bites you, and YOU, begin to turn
black, Is to drink Il couple Of quarts OF
whisky and bind poultice of limberger
cheese on the wound, and go to bed for
all right" and tho bad boy began to
cut the string.
Nov, Let ~ un III, 1, wait on |. these Sc
vent Snvo to tic door door and and let in commit
,eo of women who were TO buy some
supplies for church sociable. I nc
women lined up on each side OF the
the shelves, and the oR man was try
Ing to be polite, when the bad boy
opened the box and AID o. the iloor
a S'u as fa an tachea ii
his pocket, and the trouble began. The
women saw the snake curl UP. ready TO
spring, and they alN went through the
door ut once, tipping over everything that
was loose. and screaming, while the old
man. when he saw the snake got into
the front show window and trembled
and yelled FOL. the police. policeman
1 rushed into the store. and when lie
saw the snake lie backed out Of the door,
4 and the bad boy sat down on a box and
began to eat some raisins out Of box.
as though he was not particularly In
| tcrested in the connection,
Arrest that boy with the snake" said
/ the SrOceTyman,
! erie" said tile policeman, shaking his
\ club,
l. Come In y. 4 and get the snake 4 yo
! i any more, anyway" and he TOOK the
ncross his lap an "a besa ns' 10 ' Shake su the
rattles. and laugh nt the groceryman
md the policeman and the crowd that
had collected IN front of the store. Tho
ns s !, "nd ne s, old
4 window and MI breathed free again, and
4 finally tho policeman Went cut and drove
A the crowd away. md went on his beat
again after shaking his club ~ NE boy
remained III the store The groceryman
4 took a. swle out Of bottle Of whisky
4 10 settle his nerve, and the boy took up
which ran MP q step ladder and yowled,
j "Do you know, | kind OF like YOU"
said the old sroceryman, as ne went up
i DGnlnf me DuH hoy anu LOOK nm ny
the throat. "alld think 1t would be a
i good thing for, tho community III should
lust choke You to death, You are worse
Than a.-mad dog, and You arc Just ru!n-
4 Ing my business" 5if
8"I viii give you Just ten seconds to
take your hand off my neck" said the
"A and when fhe time Is UP. andf you have
& not let loose OF me. ! will turn loose Q
couple OF live snakes have In my
| pocket, and some trantulas. and you will
poisoned pup, and die under tho counter"
I, "All right, lsss b friends sal sly