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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
WILL m o On PLAY AGAIN.
Refuses to Accept Chal
lenge of Frenchrnan,
fsneclal Z IA 3 Tho n lmes. DlxpatcI

PARIS, March * Frank ~ Marshall tho
winner of tho recent international chess match,
q an Interview regarding pay y s, !anowskls
iG..I do not think that Janowski's challenge
merits serious consideration. I met Janow I,
las t year and beat hin Not pc,
I'M Eut I'D he French champion {challenged
me. I8piaycd him MI his own cond itions. com.
Ing from New 81 prkss{ to Paris to do &c, and
have defeated hin agtu n. 5i n (,
81 III ID iNotAtfinkS 1T necessary to disturb my
er,gg &c rnentE \ IN England. German ny 3nnd
America this spring and summer on Il. account
OF this fresh challenge %. 4
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.sIeFries l;and@IiuMIitsu

(SpcclnI TO y The 4 Times DIsDatch
NEW York, March l3.--It g tho fad James
j. Jeffries D champion pugilist, stops Il his
theatrical rchcarsals So tlanta q a! long
5ennuEh q 10 telegraph to this city. that he,
too. knows the jiuij lsu game. He flas 9.
cided, however. to withhold the name OF the
expert In the Oriental art who has chailcngeu
III an, not certain saya B the 81 conqnerori
OF pusiIists, 81. 'whetherSit would COMFORT with
any position as world champion TO accept tne
;challenge.'.T ,5S 10
iJeffries antf Yank Henney. II his boxing part,
ner, arc practlcing jlu ttsu stunts daily ana Y,
they plans series OF mere ih 3Apl,
which proves that James y. is up TO h. ta te.
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by "a 60. w. Mayo, Auc tioncer.
4 ITO NJ Seventh Street, i
AUCTION SALE
OF KS "a I,
Large Lot Of Wreck
e Merc flandise.
Is viii sell FOR a transportation company,
nj my auction house, N o. 10 North Sow Sow

y L will sell FOR transportntionc company,
Mt my auction house, No. 10 North S te'
cnth Street, III n 8 "A I;g 55Y 5ss I. js
"WEDNESDAY, NIARCII Ii, 1905,
at 1o:3o o. clock Az. NJ, "A
an unusually largo assortment of Met
chnndise consisting OF a bout Two ~ uil-
dred Thousand Yards Of Percale s, Y Cali
Goes. Bed Ticking. etc; lso several y oi,-
drell's Shoes. such as Stacy a danls and
Company'sE IS Shoes, 81 Nynlk-O ver. Shoes
and other, llgh-grado& Shoes, Of well
known brands; # large Il number Of III New
Harness, Hardware, etcsgG etc.. "
Z These goods are In first class condition
and 1T Mill pay the trade TO attend this
SALE 81 A 3$. al W!
TERMS Cash. s3s. q j. 5t v
s6 O. O. wv. 1 MAYO, $Auctloneer.S
q B. n q. Buford, Manager and Sal esnlat1.
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BY Richmond Auction Co,
.Ehone 471G.l 1g05 Els Main Street.
Drop Head Standard and
Singer Sewing Mac hines,
Hand sonle Brass BED, Fine
Walnut Hall Racks Etc,
Etc, at Auction T Day.

We will sell To-DAY (Tuesday) J. March
IL, 1905, mt our .Wareroous,s812 06 =. Is Ma In
Street, q 1880 A. NJ, s {neariyg new Stand
ard Drophead Sewing Ma chimes, 4 nearly
rev, Singer Drophead, Ia test improved
Sewing Machine; y Fla ndsolne AL -brass Bed
and Spring, Enamel Beds and Springs, .
very Ha ndsome Walnut Hall Racks, 4 ron
Folding Couches, Folding Beds, Extension
TIA bles, hairs, Hand some Walnut Farlor
Suit. Library Tables, lctures, Mirrors,
rugs, Drug gets, ETC., ct C.. si5
8 III si RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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ON THE PLAN OPiFULTON).
In execution ofsa certain Iced Of trust,
Sdated October 29tl, 1891. and ecorded in
Gerry Gerry Court in Is, d, Isl A.H, page 50, do
fault having been made II the batI
offer, for sale, at public auction. upon tho
Y 0''' TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1906.
at & O'clock 7. Nj the property above do.
described, Tho lot fronts l4S feet . inches
Oh the soutE, side OF Louisiana strsettnnd
runs hack IN q, sontherly direntlon boz
TERMsS-C Cash ms to expenses Of sale,
ali taxes to day of sale, and the sum
Of $500 with interest from 70, July g, 1892
pruary is, 1905 the balance upon q credit
OF SIX ana twelve months with Interest
added from day Of sale or al cas- \, at tho
{''S b. HoWAR. syyINEEEQRD. .}l
fAlch 9-6t Trustee.
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/ Looks Diff erent Here.

K; K; Mr.. J.$ ]. Sinnott Of thls8clty who. as
one Of the Democratic congressional
whips spends mostSsof his time in
Washington, is iii the city for a few days.
When seen last might Mr., Sinnott said 1t
looked to him as ifithere would be q
great fight In the State for United States
nator&tllls year. as MI
Ups In JVashington,,,'5&le said, nearly
everything we hearts, Martin, hut I con-
Tess SI@fndS the situation very di fferent in
this city and in tho State, believe II
will be. a great fight. and 1t looks as Il
1t will he O. very warm one" 5T * 5s
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J BY Pollard & d Bagby, IS
I Real Estate Aucttoneers.
Auction Sale Of Cho DICE g New n n
Grace Street Dive ling, No. l|t'..
2020, Mo- ern and Y to- to-
Date. &. " .llss,
Also eautiful \ Vacant, Let
IN ortlleast Corner Of Grace Trace
and M adow Sire cts. 2Il

vii sell by auction on the prem prem:
leses III JR IRIS MAR E1 IS. 1915.
Tho n above toned sG g. room IA welltng.
fronting about 25x1+0 feet to alley. M
mediatelys hereaft er aboy Nance st
lot. 2Sx14 feet. I, J. IN,
fS1ISRMs;s $500 cash on house and $ao0 4
cash on LOT, balance easy and ncedS
b, aSi'e' POLLARD 4 BAGB sSS
s53l68 II Alc toneers.SS
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Qualification.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Frank
lin n HARDWOOD qualified 4 as administrator
OF the estate or the late George d. Har-
wood which is valued at 81 300. n q y
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Trustees OF the Farmers, Star Union. to-
trustees of the Grand United ;Order3of Rising
Sons and Daughters OF tho Star OF Bethlehenl.
division No; 9. 9 acres about 3 miles below the
city OF Richmond. 81. IA V sS
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Property Transfers.

u Richmond !: Samuel L. Randall to A. d.
Price, 80 feet on north side OF Duval Street,
67t2-3 feet from northeast corner Of st. Peter
Street. $780, 5 5 IN III ~ e
"a ]. g u. Carneal and vito to Annie b. irwin.
% IL fect on north limo Of Grace Street., Sol
feet east OF Allen Avenue, 50, go.
II Henrico: Oscar Harry Bannster to r., p =.
Almond lot in Block y. In plan OF Fulton
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AUCTION SALES s, Future Days.

~ reuucst 81 the owner, Who Will re-
move from the city and give posses slon
Tan early day, we shall sci y BY public
auction on the premises. on ~.
W I'D NEst1A Y. MARCH IL, 1905.
n ttractive and highly valuable corner
iresidencel With Its wide and deep lot OF
jsOx145 feet. the yelling containing six
rooms. front and rear porches, ample
closets, BATH hot and cold water. all city
Improvements and ii, excellent condi ton
There is, on, the Beverly Street side, q
spacious md Subs tnntial shop and ample i
ana ce for two dwellings,. The location lis
3cspecial,y. pleasant, FIX convenient and dee,
sirnble, and Is always much In demand
BY good tenants. 81 II 54ss IA s 5i
8ifThis sals offers to the floneseee ker, or
Investor, nm unusual opportunity, and
Sthc property Is positively to DO sold. i
M TER MS-Ii LIBERAL and to be announced
IA n su Q. .Si & r 3. ELAN e CO., n
Mich 1O-tds 5SI5sl }l}33 III III Auctloneers, ~
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a sit By John T. u Godtln & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers, Il
N II Bank and Eleventh Streets.
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v 9UcT1oN8 SALE oF3YAC ANTI or ON
~ NORTH 6 SIDE OF l3 BEVERLY
STREET. BETWEEN LINDEN AND
BEECH STREETS 53 3s} ~ "a .5
IN pursuance Of the direction in q power
OF attorney from tho heirs at law Of
Isaac Randolph, deceased, we will sell
~ - pul TUESDAY,, MARCH Ii 1906,
al & o clock p. M, that certain lot or
parcel Nof land, of which the said Isaac
Randolph died, sliced and possessed,
more or less, and having a depth, of no
feet ~. e $583l El5 81 $'s fig3 $5i
e ALEX, II. SANDS, $9
gu j. G. HAWKINS a333t54i
A1ch 10-3t 4 Ms
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AIDS NEGROES.
Will Give Library Building to
College in North Carolina.

NEW YoRIS,s March 1s-Rooker =,
Washlngton called upon Andrew Garner
gie Ill in Company with Bishop clinton, one l!e
ottbe trustees anl i, G jor ro, tMe
Cd PEOPLE at Salisbury, n, O. under the
,sllspcss of the African NJ, q Zion
Church They sNggested 70 M;r caEI ne.
building. This Mr., Carnegie consented to
do. TEle amount Of q he gift was not
made public, g5s ia
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TRUSTEES AucTIo On SALE
7 y Ran vAcANrc x "a a ~ THE SOUTH
SIDE LOUISIANA 4 STREET, BE-
.4s.3 TWEEN Secondhand THIRD
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REAL ESTATE For Sale.
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@ BY sutton & CO., St
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
10 North Ninth Street, IA
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* BY N. w, BoWe & son. "a
\ Real Estate Auctioneers.
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n IA "a
NJ 4 BY n, ". 5BoWe & Son XII
X j \ B. Elan 81 Company
r cal Estate AuCtiOneers. e.

~, * 7IJsTEEs'ss SALE OF THAT LARGE
s. ] AND TzVEFYa EYALUABLE@RC COAL
WOOD 81, AND ICE PLANT PROPERTY,
fADJIONiNG AND sE ASST w OF 81 YEN-
sTEENTII2 SIRE II, Is BlCTWEEN5SsT EfE
sIlCA xISaaA Np&LANlES& RIXER.aass
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Nov. 30. Passed City Island,
Stockton Springs; sid, sch. J. r. Bodwell,
Camden; Dec. !, ar, schs. w. E. & W. l..
Tuck, Raritan River for Stonington; Mar
shall Perrin. South Amboy for Camden; sid,
sch. Eliza }. Pendleton, GeorgetcWn, 3, az,
steamer Foxhall, Stockton Springs; schs. 4.
Bow rs, St. John, n. B.; Alice Holbrook,
Rock port, Mass sid, bark Rose 1nnis, Fer
nandina and Colon; 4, sid, sch. Luther T..
Garretson, Norfolk; 5, AZ, schs. Fred b.
Belano, Carvers Harbor; G. G.. Lane, Ban
gol; Ralph NJ. Hayward, Wilmington; sid,
Boston, Dec. l. Sailed, steamer Foxhall,
Stockton Springs for New York; 3, ar, sch.
Frontenac, Newport News; 4, ar, sch. Helen
j. Seitz (new), A. NJ. Carter, Newport News.
Philadelphia, Nov. 80 Cid, sch. Lyman
NJ. Law, Boston; Dec. /, cid, sch Daylight,
Boston.
Baltimore, Dec 3. Sailed, sch. Henry F.
Portland, Dec. ?. Cid, schs. James Paul.
Jr., Philadelphia; Gen. f. $. Greeley, New
port News; 3, ar, schs: Rodney Parker,
Long Cove for New York; d. Clifford,
Frankfort for do lzetta, bangor ra tor DO
Look, do for do; A. Heaton, Rockland for
do; 4, ar, schs. Miranda, Bangor for New
York L. d. Remick, do for Boston; Stony
Brook. Bangor for Boston; Catherine and
Sarah L. Davis, Bangor for. New York !;
Woodbury. M. Snow, Rockland for do; John
r. Bodwell, do for do; NJ. H. Reed, do tor
do; Nat Aver, Bangor for do; cld, sch.
Gen. Adelbert Ames, Wilmington, n. c.
Bangor, Nov 80. Sailed, schs. Carrie E.
Look, New York Mary B. Rogers, Boston :;
Fannie F. Hall, Orland, to haul up; Dec. l.,
sid, schs American Team, New York Mar
Gus Edwards, do; 2, sid, schs. w. d. Hilton,
New York C. B. Wood, Boston !, sid, schs.
George Nebinger, New York; Grace Davis,
do fannie L.rHendersOn, do; Mentor, Bos-
ton; Harry C. Chester, do; port clear of
sailing vessels.
Stonington, Nov %. Sid, schs. Fiheman,
New York Mary E. Lynch, do; Annie and
Reuben, Boston; Dec. l, ar, sch. Willie L.
Maxwell, Boston; Samuel B. Hubbard,
Searsport.
Stockton, Nov. p. Arrived, sch. Lulu W.
Eppes, Weymouth, Mass.
Halls Quarry, Me-, Nov. 26. Ar, sch. Sadie
Willcutt, Pendleton, Stonington, Me.
Newport News, Nov. %. Sid, sch. Helen
G. Moseley, Boston; %, ar, sch Coy: Pow
ers, Bangor; Dec. 2, sid, sch. William +.
Downes, Bermuda.
Norfolk, Nov. %. Cid, ship VIM. P. Frye,
Cavite, P. L.; 2, ar, sch. Gov Powers. New
port News 3, sid, bark MatanZas, Colon.
Savannah, Nov. %. Sid, sch. Susan N.
Pickering, New York.
New Bedford, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Mary
Ann Mccain, Elizabethport.
Apalachicola, Fla, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Well
fleet, MayagueZ.
Charleston, S. c.. Nov. %. Ar, sch j. c.
Strawbridge, Norfolk.
Gulfport, Miss, Nov. 90. Sid, sch. S. NJ
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MARRIED..

.oi BuG OK - I In Waldo, November
sn ey o Sab hssy ad Leroy Buck
~ CAREW- BowDEN. In Mmterport. November
%, Thomas tarew and Miss Maggie Bowden,
BOWS u RTIs In swanville. November %.
Miss Jessie NJ. Curtis both Of Frankfort '''''
GREENLAw-BARBoUR. In stonmgton, Novem
Der %, Harry &. Greenlaw and Hiss Agnes NJ
Barbour, both of Deer Isle.
b, KaR Kd In dh1ooks NovembeI
Nancy A: Parker both Of Monroe !''e'' anu MISS
hURD-D.vEY: In Palermo November % Les
Davey of Hyde Parke, Mass.
NOREY-BILLINGs. In StOnington November
IS Roland ii. Money, Jr., and Eliza NJ billings.
MCl IN Fl ,,'WARDwELL. In Penobscot. NO
and Miss Nina W. Wardwell OF Penobscot,. ''''''
OPPER- KIRK. In Camden, November 80. John
G. Opper of Medford, Mass, and Miss Grace H.
Kirk Of Camden.
RlcH- MILIIKEN. In Roclsland. November H.
AlDelrL l.. Rich of Isle au Haut and Miss Mary l..
Milliken of West Hancock.
lNoLDs-sTEpHENsoN. In Belfast: Decem-
Der ,, by Rev j. W. Hatch, chester A. Reynolds
and Harriet A. Stephenson, both of Belfast.
Richie CHAPMAN. In Monroe, November
%, Lewis Richie and Miss Grace Chapman.
SPRAGUE. BLAKE. In searsport, December l,
by Rev. Fl. W WEIGH, Everett Sprague Of Pros
pect and Miss Maud Blake Of searsp6rt.
at the Universalist church. by Rev. A. A. Smith,
Charles A. Stevens of Linconve, and Lydia E.
C0ombS. of IsleSboro.
ToI.MANKENT. In West Rockport November
5, Andrew Tolman and Mrs. c. E. Kent, both of
Camden.
W!LDE-BURKMAR. In Rockland. November 50,
DR.. Joseph W. Wilde and Mrs. Annie Burkmar
both of kockland.
WATKINs-PRICE. In Belfast, November 80 by
Rev. j; W; Hatch, Rolo S. Watkins and Miss
Carrie f. Price. both of Northport.
~ WENTWORTH " ELcH: In Belfast, November
Soth. at 90 Miller street. by Rev. G. G Winslow,
MT. Percy A. Wentworth and Miss Iearl A.
elch, both of Waldo.
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NORTH sEARsPORI.

-
Mrs. Ellen Scribner has returned from
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Charles Seekens, who has been
quite i'll, is now better.
The school in No. began Monday,
Foster Small of Swanville teacher.
Richard Robertson of Swanville Centre
was the guest of Orrin Marden one day
last week.
The school at his place viii begin next
as teacher.
began Monday with P. L. Nickerson, ESQ.
of Swanville as teacher.
Daniel Robertson and Miss Persis How
ard were in Prospect Thanksgiving as the
guests Of Miss Hattie Larrabee.
We are pleased to hear that j. H. Knee
land, who has been dangerously i'll for the
past six weeks, is ON the road to recovery.
DoDGE's CORNER. Mrs. C. S. Chaplin,
who has been visiting her son, Capt. Geo
p. Chaplin, the past two months, has re-
Matthews has been visiting her brother,
p. A. Matthews, in Belfast. Carl W.
Howard and wife are visiting friends in
this part of the town.
The Thanksgiving ball at Marden's hall
was a most enjoyable time and notwith-
standing the cold and wind about forty
couples were in attendance. Fred Slavery
of East Belfast brought up buckboar
party Of seven or eight young ladies'. Miles
party of young folks. There will be
Christmas ball there if the weather proves
favorable; if stormy it will take place the
next fair night. Come one, come all.
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ONLY GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE

"Hycmei Costs You Nothing if it Fails"
Says r. H. Moody.
Among the many medicines upon the
market that claim to cure catarrh none but
Hyomei has enough faith in its own merit
to offer to refund the money if it does not
cure.
This scientific remedy for catarrh kills
the microbes and germs of the disease and
from its introduction has been sold under
positive guarantee to return the money to
all dissatisfied customers.
. Hyomei is the only method of treatment
that sends by direct inhalation to the most
remote parts of the air passages, a balsamic
air that destroys all catarrhal germs in the
breathing organs, enriches and purifes the
blood with additional ozone, and makes
permanent and complete cures of catarrh
The complete outfit costs S1.OO and COM
prises an inhaler, bottle of Hyomei and
dropper. The inhaler will last lifetime,
and additional bottles of Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for so cents.
Breathe Hyomei for few minutes four
times day, and your catarrh will grow
better from the first days use, and will be
completely cured within a short time
Do not try to cure catarrh with ordinary
stomach medicines. Breathe the healing
Hyomei which goes to every part of the air
passages and respiratory organs, killing the
catarrh germs and preventing their growth.
1t is the only treatment for catarrh where
you can get your money back from local
dealer, r. H. Moody, in case it does not help.
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ley, New York.
San Francisco, Nov. "a. Sid, ship W. F.
BabcOck, Philadelphia.
Washington. D. c.. Nov: 30. Ar. sch.
Harold b. Cousens, St. John, N. B.; Dec
2, ar, sch. Herald, Trinidad.
Port Tampa, Fla, Dec. 2. Ar, sch. Edith
&. Folwel!, Bray, Galveston.
Fernandina, Nov. o. Cid, sch. Mary l..
Crosby, Bermuda.
Savannah, Dec 4. Ar, sch. Helen G.
Moseley. Newport News.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Honolulu, Nov %. Ar, sim. Son0ma, Sgd
ney, n. S. w. via Honolulu for San Fran
cisco (and sailed).
Bermuda, Nov. %. In port, bark Auburn.
dale, for Belfast, Ca, to load for north of
Hatteras, to sail in about 10 days.
Cardenas. Nov. %. fAr, sch. Augusta w.
Snow. Philadelphia.
Havana, Nov. 23d. Ar, sch. Mollie S.
Liverpool, Dec 2. Ar, ship S. P. Hitch
cook, Manila, ETC., via Queenstown.
Maxwell. Nov. 80. Ar, ship Emily F.
Whitney, Tacoma.
HumacOa, P. R., Dec. 1. Ar, previously,
sch. Georgia Gilkey, New York.
Colon, Nov. %. In port, sch. G. P. Dixon.
N0umea, New Caledonia, Dec. 2. Ar, ship
2. B. Sutton, Singapore Ito. load ore for
Delaware Break water for orders.
Rosario, Aug. 81. In port, bark Mabel l.
Meyers, for Buenos Ayres and New York.
San Domingo City, Dec. l. Ar, sch. En-
ma S. Lord, New York.
St. John, N. B.. Dec 5. Cid, SCH Frank
Il ira (Br.) Stockton, Me.
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lis YOUR kidneys!
Do not Mistake the Cause of your Troubles.
A Belfast Citizen Shows you How
to Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their kidneys. When
they have lame, weak OF aching back they think
that it it is only muscular weakness. When
urinary trouble sets in they think it will correct
itself. And so it is with all the other symptoms
of kidney disease. That is just where the danger
lies. You must cure these troubles because they
are certain to lead to more serious ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to USE 1t
cures all troubles caused by weak or diseased
kidneys.
W. j. Clifford, bill poster, of Sc Union street,
Belfast, Me-, says: ''Doan's Kidney Pills which
l procured at the City Drug Store, is an No.
remedy for the kidneys. have heard more than
one member of my family praise them. need
not go into the particulars of kidney complaint,
for anyone who has had it knows all about it.
How to check the trouble and cure it is more i'm
portant. Doan's Kidney Pills can be depended
upon to do this. We are seldom without them in
our house."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an take no
other.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly for The Journal.
Produce Market. Prices Paid Producer
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DIED.

AMEs. In Springfield, Mass, November s, Mrs
Mary (Whitmore) Ames widow Of the late Mark
Ames. aged Il years, 2 months and 20 days.
DURGIN In Dixmont, November &C. Howard
Dursin, aged 40 years, months. and "A days.
JOHNSON. In Brooks, December 4, Mrs. George
johnson.
= MCCoNNELL. In Bucksport, November 80,
John Mcconnell, aged 60 years.
SIMMONS. IN Appleton. November &c. Mrs.
8 days.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-12-07

Keep the bowels open with ono Of
Ayers Pills at bedtime, Just onos
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Eastern Steamship Company to put its
the other landings of the company. The
landing and buildings there are designed
upon the same general plans as those at
Camden
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BORN

HUTCHINSON. In Stonington, November II, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hutchinson, a son, Her
man Leroy.
KNowLToN. In Liberty, November %, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest KnoWltOn, son.
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MORRILL,.
J. F. Vickery of Morrill,, who recently
dissolved partnership with Hatcl. & Wick
cry, is running store in connection with
his mill business.
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The fall term closes December 18th and
the winter term will begin December 9th.
Some important changes have been made
in the matter of entrance requirements and
should be noted by prospective students.
The Seminary's "winter bulletin" is just
from the press and will be found interest
ing reading matter by students intending to
enter school this winter. Special courses
are announced in normal training and COM
mercial branches for the benefit of those
who begin their work this winter.
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A Matter
of Health

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which pro-
notes digestion. This pecu-
liarity of Royal has been
noted by physicians, and
they accordingly use and
recommend it exclusively.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-11-28
"Entertaining Made Easy. =

The second edition of this popular
book is now ready, and contains
many ideas for decorations, games
and refreshments, suitable for. after
noon and evening parties, besides 33
guessing games with answers.
"What to Serve and How to Prepare
I" is companion book to the above,
and contains receipts for 81 kinds Of
sandwiches, 20 kinds of salads, So
kinds of cakes and cookies, 32 kinds of
drinks and ices, 18 kinds of candy, SO
receipts for luncheon dishes In addi-
ton, is collection of toasts and quo
tations, menus and suggestions as to
what to serve on different occasions.
Published by the Home Entertainment
Bureau, $50 N. Trumbull Ave-,
Chicago, at 25c per copy, and sent on
approval, with privilege of returning
if not satisfactory.