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The Republican journal., 1905-03-02
BORN

GRAY. In Brooksvle, February Z, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman +. Grav, a son.
HALE. In Brooksvile, February 10. to Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Hale, a son.
HATCH. In Penobscot, February II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur d. Hatch, a daughter.
MITCHELL. In Troy, February 8, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Danville Mitchell, a daughter.
and Mrs Charles william Robbins. a daughter.
SIMMONS. In SearsmOnt February 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Simmons, a son.
STURDEE. In StOnington, February IS, to MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Sturdee. twins. "A son and
danghter.]
YORK. In Penobscot February IL, to MIR. and
Mrs. Fred York, a daughter
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STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,

, SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
! LIS. IN VACATION,
t--) AUGUSTA, February %, A. ID. 1905.
Upon the annexed writ and libel it is ordered
by me- the undersigned, Justice of said Court,
that notice be given to the libelee by publishing
thereof, together with this order thereon, three
weeks successfully in The Republican Journal a
newspaper printed in Belfast. in the County of
Waldo. the last publication to be twenty days at
least before the next term of said Court, to be
holden at Belfast, within and for said County, on
the third Tuesday of April next that she may
then and there appear in said Court and answer
thereto, if she see fit.
VIM p. WHITEHOUsE,
Justice Supreme Judicial Court
The aforesaid writ Is a writ of statement dated
on the twentieth day of February, A. d. 1905, re-
turnable to the term of the Supreme Judicial
the third Tuesday Of April, A. ID. 1905. The plain
Tiff in said writ is Edwin W Downer of Unity, in
Waldo County. The defendant is his wife, Ger
trude DOwner The plaintiff in his libel annexed
to said writ complains and declares that lie was
married to his said wife in MOntville, Waldo
A. d. 1897, and that they lived together in this
state till the sixth day of October, A. d. 1904,
when she deserted him without reasonable cause;
that she since said marriage has committed the
crime of adultery with one Frank e. Hawley and
other persons to him unknown, and that he has
used Que diligence to find where her present
place of abode is and cannot find out where it is.
matrmOny now existing between them may be
decreed.
The foregoing is true abstract from said writ
and libel and copy of the order thereon.
Attest: TILESTON WADLIN,
3w9 Clerk of said Court.
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sMITHTON, (Freedom.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzzell of Albion
visited NJ. E. Busher and wife Saturday
night and Sunday. Mrs. Eliza Tenney,
ed home last Saturday,. Last Friday and
Saturday two cars were loaded with apples
from this vicinity to be sent to Liverpool,
England. This is a new venture around
here. Some are predicting that they will
lose their apples. ave shall see what we
shall See,"
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02
SWANVILLE CENTER.

Mary Cunningham is somewhat better
and expects to return to her home soon....
There is an epidemic of chicken pox in
town.. Mrs. Emma Cunningham has re-
turned from visit in Searsport -. For the
last three Sundays the roads have had to be
broken out. Robertson & White have re-
Gently loaded pine cars with pulp, box and
dry wood. Rev. Mr.. Chase of Canaan,
Me-, has been holding protracted meetingsin
the Young school house and great interest
has been manifested. 80. Mrs. 0. G. Hussey
of Waldo Station is holding very interest
ing Sunday school in District No. 2. with a
large attendance. E. f. Clements and
family of Searsport were guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. David Moody Wednesday. 80. Mrs. Sar-
gent of Searsport and Miss Sargent of New
York were guests of Mrs Webb Sunday.
Albert Moody and wife were the guests of
his uncle, E. A. Robertson, sunday.
Harrison Cunningham and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Ephriam Littlefield,
Sunday.
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HALLDALE.

HALLDALE.
Mrs. Ephraim E. Sawyer died Feb. Esd of
apOplexy. The funeral was from her late
home Sunday afternoon. ID. E. Hall is So
Letting consignments of apples to D. Cross
ley Il Sons of Liverpool. He started car
load from Thorndike last Saturday Farmers
who have been holding their apples for high
er prices begin to wonder what they will do
with them. -. George Choate of Burnham
was in town last Sunday to attend the funer-
al of his aunt, Mrs. Ephraim Sawyer. .....J.
E. Hall was taken suddenly sick with the
grip last Saturday night. Mrs. Susie Clark
OF Belfast was in town over Sunday. II.
c. McCorison is canvassing for fruit tree
Sprayer.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Hon. and Mrs. c. r. Hill of Winter
port visited relatives here several days last
week. Harry CHM visited friends in
Jonesport last week. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
Hartman visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. Haley
at Prospect last Sunday. ,Alvah Batchel-
der played LIST violin for the Old folks ball
in Winterport last Thursday evening E.
r. RatcheIder attended the old folks ball in
Winterport last Thursday.... Mrs. Emma
Luke went to Orland last Monday to work
for Mrs A. l.. Wood.
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LIBERTY

LIBERTY.
The High school is having its customary
spring vacation of two weeks. The princi-
pal, Charles j. Ross, will not return for the
spring term. 80. Harry A. Brown, district
H., is spending few days Of his vacation
here. He will leave the last of the week for
Plymouth, N. H., to spend the remainder of
his vacation in the study of methods at the
Normal School. The Sunday school usual
ly held in the vestry of the Baptist church
b. Holt and Mrs. Will Hurd are holding
their classes at their respective homes. ..J.
j. Walker, who has been confined to the
house by illness, is out again.
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SOUTH MONTvILLE.

MIR. and Mrs. 0. P. Fuller of Camde n
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Adams, this week. III Mrs. Emma
Carr is spending few weeks with MIR. and
Mrs. G. F. Randall. MIR. G. E. Ring, who
has been confined to the house for the past
two weeks, is able to be out again.. Mrs.
Rebecca Bean is failing, and expected to
live but few days.
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MARRIED..

SYLvEsTER-EMERY. In West Rockport. Feb
rnary 81, Frederick E. Sylvester and Miss Ida
Emery, both of Rockville.
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Almon Young is at home for few weeks.
....Clifford Mariner, Eddie Head, and
Laura Batchelder are attending the Free
High school at the village. -. Ernest Butler
has gone to Bangor on business. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Colt and Elmer Beverage Of
BuckspOrt spent several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arad MahOney.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02

AS remedy for Group battle the throat
with and take Browns Instant Relief free
~ according to directions.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02

EAST PALERMO.

EAST PALERMO.
Mark Bradstreet of Augusta called on
friends in this place, Friday. Bert E.
Cunningham, who has been at work for F.
A. Bradstreet chOpping stave lumber, fin
ished work Saturday. They believe they
have chopped nearly 100 cords, besides q
few thousand feet Of long lumber. Elmer
Tibbetts has moved the threshing machine
which he and VERNE Bradstreet used this
fall back to its owner, D. Cane of Palermo
Centre.
CARR'S CORNER. (PalermO.)
The mail carrier on Route No. 2 could not
cover his entire route Saturday as the roads
were impossible. 80. Mr.. Williams drove the
stage to Freedom for Frank Wood, Monday.
Jordan, from CObnrn, were detained at
home by the Storm. The students of Free
dom Academy have ten days vacation. {.
Mrs. Frank Wood is in poor health.
Thomas Rowe is quite sick. Lester Per-
kins is much improved in health.
MONROE.
The young men of District No. gave Mr..
Fl. R. Dawson quite surprise party last
week. They came to his house armed with
saws and axes and in less than five hours
had ten cords of wood sawed and part of it
split. MIR. Dawson, whose health is not
very good this winter, thanks them. -. The
Waldo County Veteran Association will
meet today, Mar. End, with E. M. Billings
Post. Mrs. Franklin Chase, who has been
on the sick list, is recovering.
CLARK's CORNER, Prospect.)
Mrs. William Overlook of Stockton
Springs is at Eastman Clark's taking care
of Mrs. Gardiner Overlook, who is very
sick. Bert Hopkins of Stockton Springs
has for some time had gang of men cut
ting oak piling on Heagan's mountain for
the B. & A. There is no place now where
one can take drive without having to
shovel around a load of logs. The railroad
men have adjusted all claims in Prospect
and had no trouble, as they were very liber
al to ALL. Warren Benson was in town
Feb. oath en- route from Ellsworth to Bel
fast.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02
WALDO STATION,


The state of the roads in the country at
the present time makes sleigh-rding al
most a serious matter. What with snow
banks eight or ten feet deep to ride over,
and the constant fear of meeting teams
where it is well nigh impossible to pass, one
needs good courage to attempt it. If the
body of makers at Augusta would give
this matter some attention and see fit to
cause the removal of stonewalls and such
useless ornaments beside the highways it
would prevent the snow drifting so deep in
the roads,. Mrs. David Smith, who has
been very sick, is slowly improving.
Riley Bailey, who has been sick with
rheumatism, is able to be about again..
Annie Kno lton who was threatened with
pneumonia, is much better. Walter lIar-
vey and wife lost a young child recently
with Group. Mrs. Kate Pattee has moved
from Belfast to her mothers home in South
Brooks. Mrs. Minnie Kicker of Salmon
Falls is visiting her sister, Miss Alice
Clary. Hattie and Laura Carter are at
tending school at Citypei1t Sidney
Evans are at home from Freedom.
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CENTRE MONTVILLE.

CENTRE MONTVILLE.
The selectmen and auditor have been in
vestigating the town books in readiness for
the town report, which will be distributed
March 4th at the town meeting to be held at
the Centre... MIR. Frank Cushman recently
bought fine driving horse... George Ed
to cut his firewood and talks of buying other
machinery. Charles Thompson has been
doing quite business at numbering this
winter. Wesley J. Wentworth has been
working for him. -. Pearl OxtOn visited her
aunt, Ella Thompson, last week: -, Quite a
to England.
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SANDYPO ONT.
Mr.. George CHM is at home from New
York for few weeks. Miss Alice
Richards has returned to Waltham, Mass,
after two weeks visit at home. Fred
Harrison of the Narrows district is ill with
typhoid fever. John Perkins of Milo.
Frank Perkins of BuckspOrt, George Per-
kins of Vancouver, B. c., and Fred Perkins
of West Seboeis met with their mother,
Mrs. Louisa Perkins, at her home here last
Saturday. This is the first meeting of all
the family here for IS years. A very
pleasant day was passed and calls were ex-
changed with friends. Messrs. HoughtOn
and DuntOn have been settling land damages
in this vicinity the past week. In most
cases they we're satisfactorily settled.
School closed here last Friday. The teacher
gave party to his scholars and friends in
the evening at the hail.. Some cases of
measles and grip are reported. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferd Hartman from Prospect Ferry
visited relatives here Sunday. Ice has
been cut on the meadow the past week for
the duckery, the merchants and for several
private families. "a small opening near
OdOm's Ledge is the only salt water seen
here since Feb. 9Th. The travelling is very
bad and several tip-0vers have been report
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Clifford went to
Belfast Thursday to shop and call on
friends.
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SOUTH LIBERTY.

SOUTH LIBERTY.
Roswell Pinkham, whose trial before the
U. S. district court at Portland came off
last week. was found guilty of selling
liquor without a license, and fined $143.05,
which fine he paid and is now at home.
Mrs. Walter Light is visiting her mother in
Union. Miss Goldie Overlook is at work
in Liberty. Mrs. Clara Overlook is at
work for Mrs. Geo. Hall in Washington. Il.
Our p0stoffice has been discontinued.
People here now have to go to Liberty, from
4 to miles, to get their mail. -. UImer Han
nan is suffering from number of very bad
assesses. He is attended by Dr. Holt of
Liberty. Mrs. Nettie Hannah, who has
been very ill with the grip, is much better
and is able to sit up most Of the time. She
was attended by DIR. Delaney of North
Palermo. :. Mabel Davis is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Turner, in Appleton for
a few weeks. Miss Edna NJ Davis of
this place was united in marriage to Frank
Jordan Of North Palermo, last week. Her
many friends here wish them much happi-
ness They are both at work for L. A.
Bowler in North Palermo. ... Morton Clark
expects to 60 to the Maine General hospital
at Portland to have an operation performed
on his jaw. He had a tooth extracted last
fall, and has had very serious trouble with
his jaw since. Chicken pOx is raging here.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02


Peter Harmon loaded car with potatoes
and apples Saturday. -. Our local butcher,
John NJ. Ward, is hustler. He ships to
the Boston markets each week all the extra
veal calves, sheep and bovines that our
farmers have. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hogan
of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. blinn Hogan and Mr.. and Mrs
R. c. Higgins were very Hospitality enter
Mrs. F. S. Hogan. Clam stew, cake and
coffee were served. -. Mrs Myrtle Gerrish
and son Floyd of Unity were guests of Mrs.
B. p. Hurd last week. The whist party
were very pleasantly entertained Wednes-
day evening BY DR.. and Mrs. B: P. Hurd.
and Mrs. Myrtle Gerrish. Saturday even
ing they were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Cox. Quite e delega-
tion of young people from East Thorndike
passed Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. F. Files in Unity. A literary and must
declamatiOns, and singing with organ and
cOrnet accompaniment, whiled the hours
away in a satisfactory manner. DOughnuts,
cake and coffee were servedby the hostess
The party returned to their respective
homes under the silvery moonlight with the
moon was on the ebb. -. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Stevens returned from Massachusetts, Sat-
urday night. :. Miss Jennie Cox came from
Waterville Friday for few days stay with
her parents. =. Miss Lizzie Bradford passed
last week in Searsport. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Higgins passed Feb. 22nd with Mr.. and
Mrs. V. N. Higgins. ..Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
GOwen entertained several friends from
Freedom Wednesday evening. The even
ing was passed with games and social chat.
Refreshments were served by their worthy
hostess. Among those on the sick list
are Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. R. S. Ward
and Mrs. A. H. Higgins.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02

TROY.
The annual town meeting will occur
March l3th......Isa Whiting of Pittsfield,
accompanied by Natalie Taylor, is visiting
....Carl Conner has employment in Boston
on the electric railway.....The remains of
Mrs. Rollins, mother of Harry Rollins of
Troy, whose death occurred at Unity last
week, were taken to North Dixmont Mon
day for interment... The community has
been shocked by the sudden death of Mrs.
NJ. Monroe of Green's Corner, which occur
red about l O clock Saturday morning Mrs.
Monroe had been in her usual heath with
the exception of slight cold. She is sur
vived by her husband and two daughters.
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SEARSMONT.
Mrs. r. F. Dunton of Belfast visited her
sisters, the Misses Farrar, last week. 80.
Miss Laura Young of Lincolnville was the
guest of Mrs. W. U. Mariner last Tuesday
.... Mrs Lucinda Marden is confined to
her bed by sickness. :. Presiding Elder T.
E. Jones will hold the Fourth Quarterly
Conference of the NJ. E. church Friday
evening, March Sd, at which the Sacrament
will be administered. -. Mrs. NJ: A. Fowler
is on the sick list. Mr.. Samuel S. Bean
passed away last Saturday evening, very
Unexpectedly. He had been confined to the
house several weeks with heart trouble,
but the end came suddenly. A widow, and
daughter and one son are bereaved and
have the sympathy Of all their friends.
Mr. Bean was a charter member of Victor
Grange and served as Master several years,
also as Treasurer, and always had the wei.
fare of the Grange at heart. He will be
sadly missed by that Order. MIR. Bean was
also a prominent man in the business affairs
of the town and held many offices of trust
....A very interesting Frances E. Willard
memorial service was held last Sunday
evening under the auspices of the W. c. 7.
w.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-02
EAST SEARSMONT.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-10-27
Equitable Stockholders to Be Given
Chance to Vote for Directors.

New York.-Grover Cleveland. Nor
gan j. O'Brien and George Westing-
house. the stock voting trustees in the
Equitable Life Assurance society, on
Tuesday sent out through the secre-
tary circular letters to all the policy
holders of the society asking for sug-
gestions as to the selection of thirteen
directors to be chosen by the presi-
dent. The circular announces that the
next annual meeting of the directors
will be held at the office of the society
in New York az noon December 3.
when the trustees will vote for thir-
teen directors. of whom seven will be
taken from the policy-holders.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-10-27
London,s enormous DEBIT.

London-The chairman of the Lon
don county council. in his annual
financial statement Tuesday after
noon. gave remarkable exposition
of the increased responsibilities of the
council since 1t was constituted in
1883. He compared the operations of
l90t-5 with those of the first year OF
the councils existence. and showed
that in 1889 the council took over a
net debt of SS7. 100000, while at the
end of March. 1905. the debt amount
ed 20 S222.500.C00 In 1SS9-90 the
councils expenditures were S17.500.
COO In i90l-5 the expenditures were
$4,000. 200.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-10-27
CAR WILL LEAN UPON
NJ WHITES SHOULDERS
Count is in Imperial Favor and Great
Things Are Expected Of Him by
the Down-T rodden Russians.

st. Petersburg Count White, 1t
now seems, has definitely come into
imperial favor, and the shrewdest Oh
servers consider 1t certain that he will
shortly be in active direction OF the
government as premier and head OF
responsible cabinet Since his return
from the United States Count Witte
has ranged himself on the side OF the
liberals and has not only advocated
complete liberty OF speech, OF the
press and of assembly as a carollary
of the coming douma, but has urged
the extension of the powers of the
douma along the lines demanded by
the reformers, as well as a broader
franchise, so as to admit OF fuller
representation from the ranks OF la
Dor and the cultured classes.
The emperor to whom the count
personally outlined his views, dis
played much sympathy with them, and
1t Is learned favored a number of
ministers suggested by the count, In
Guiding General Trepoff, assistant
minister of the interior, who now
ranks as one of the most broadmind-
ed of his majesty's counsellors, and
who Is understood to be working har-
moniously with Count White.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-10-27
CONFLICT AT KHARKoFF.
Many Casualties Reported on Both
Sides.

Kharkon, Russia,-A serious con
fict between the troops and the peo-
pie. during which there were many
casualties on both sides. occurred
here Tuesday night. While meet
ing of 10000 citizens. students and
workmen, was in progress, the cry OF
'the Cossacks are coming" was sud
denly raised. and panic followed
Many persons were injured In the
crush. Subsequently the crowd came
in contact with a detachment of cav
airy. revolver shots were fired by
some of the civilians and small bombs
were hurled among the cavalry. The
latter thereupon fired two volleys with
blank cartridges and then fired with
bullets. Both sides suffered seriously.
Many of the wounded were left on the
ground when the crowd dispersed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-10-27
President Roosevelt Given Con-
tinuous Ovation During
His Visit South.
During Visit Of Chief Executive to
Montgomery He Speaks to Great
Throng Under the Shadow Of
the confederacy's First
Capital.

Birmingham Ala-President Roose-
welt concluded strenuous day in Ala
bama on Tuesday by two hours visit
to Birmingham, where his reception,
In keeping with those given him at
Montgomery and Tuskegee, was
hearty and soul-stirring. His day be-
gan at o'clock. when the special
train left Montgomery for Tuskegee.
Visits to the Tuskegee normal and to
the Methodist Female college were
crowded into a little less than two
hours, and the noon hour had just ar
rived when the executive stepped
from his car in Montgomery. Here
he spoke to great throng under the
shadow of the Confederacy's first cap
ital and was on his way again at 2
o'clock. A few minutes before 5
o'clock the president was the guest oil
Birmingham. and until his train left
at GAS p. m. on the night run to Little
Rock. Ark, the president was cheered
at every turn.
Following the presidents speech.
Ex-Governor Johnson spoke in behalf
OF the United Confederate veterans
and presented to the president several
young ladies descendants of Confed-
crate soldiers and sponsors and maids
of honor, who presented to the presi
dent badge from Camp Hardie.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-10-27
FANC|ED RIVAL
KILLS HUSBAND
The Victim Attacks His Slayer
While Almost Insane From
Drink and Jealousy.
Midnight Tragedy in salt Lake City
the Result of Wife's Indiscretion
Men Fought in Presence of
Woman and Her Children.

Salt Lake City-John Mathews, 80
years of age, an employe OF the Salt
Lake waterworks department, was
shot to death at midnight on Sunday
,y Frank Womack, an employe of the
Oregon Short Line freight depot, who
-oomed at Mathews home, 531 West
first North street. Jealousy over
Mrs. Elizabeth Mathews, wife of the
lead man, caused the tragedy.
For months Mathews had been sus-
oicious of his wife and manifested the
Ditterest hatred toward Womack.
Mathews had accused Womack of pay
ing attentions to Mrs. Mathews on
numerous occasions. He ordered Wo-
mack to leave the place, but Mrs.
Mathews insisted upon renting room
to Womack.
Sunday night Mathews came home
and quarreled with his wife, after
which he went to Womack's room and
called him out. Womack slipped on
his trousers and coat and followed
Mathews into the dining room. They
talked in loud tones for minute or
two. Mathews grabbed Womack by
the throat and Womack attempted to
free himself from Mathews grasp. He
succeeded, and attempted to bolt from
the room. Mathews struck him down
with a blow on the side of the head.
He jumped onto Womack and beat
him to the floor. Womack pulled a
gun from his inside coat pocket and
fired from where he lay Three shots
entered Mathews body just below the
heart. He staggered backwards and
fell into his wifes bed room, dead. |
Mrs Mathews jumped from her bed
and fell in a swoon. Her two chill |
dren, and years of age, were sleep
ing with her, and both saw their
father fall dead.
Womack Immediately notified the
police and gave himself up. He de-
MES that Mathews had any cause for
jealousy Mrs. Mathews is Frustrated.