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The Republican journal., 1905-09-21

Mr.. Carlisle of Bangor will speak to the
deaf mutes at the home of F. NJ. Staples
next Sunday.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church Rev. E. S. Philbrook will give an
illustrated address upon Japan. Sixty
views taken in the land of the Mikado will
be shown. The lecture is free, and all are
invited to attend.
A MUSICALE. The following program
was given by the Orpheus Musical Club at
the home of their teacher, Miss Amy E.
Stoddard, Friday afternoon, Sept. 18th:
Roll call by the secretary, Velma Mitchell
Story of MoZart'S childhood told by Margaret
Craig.
Minuet- written by Mozart when years
old).
Florence Shaw
Notes on Mozart's Education,
Harry Bowker, Erma futile, Alice
Parker, Marion Parker.
uinuotto Mabel Craig. ro.. -
Marjorie Shaw.
Story of Mozart's "Requiem Mass" told
by Velma Mitchell.
Melody from the opera, Marriage Of
Figaro Mozart
Margaret Craig.
''Why Milly didn't learn to play" "a,
story
Stephen Clement.
The club will hold its next meeting Sept.
Goth, when they will study the life of Rob-
ert Schumann.
SHIPPING ITEMS. When the new
schooner Theoline is ready for sea it is
expected she will sail for Brunswick, light,
to load hard pine for Boston. Her sails are
all bent Sch. Charlie Il Willie, Capt.
Batchelder, is loading stone at Black Island
for New York ... Henry Bohndell and crew
are fitting the rigging for the new five
masted schooner building at Camden by
the H. NJ. X r. L. Bean Company The
new four masted schooner in the yard of
Cobb, Butler x Co., Rockland, will be
launched Sept. 18th Her dimensions are:
length Of keel, 16G feet beam, ~ feet depth,
Is feet. Gross tonnage about 700 tons :;
carrying capacity 100 tons. The manag-
ing owner is NJ. V b. Brewster of Port
jefferson, L. L. The frame for another
four master will be set up in the yard in a
short time and the keel has been stretched
but it is not decided whether the schooner
will be built this winter. Among recent
charters are the following: Bark Penob-
scot, Boston to Buenos Ayres, lumber,
$50; sch. Harry T. Hayward, Baltimore
to ,JoboS. coal, S1.75 and port charges
sch. Henry Crosby, New York to Nipe
Bay, via Port Tampa, general cargo and
lumher n + sch Up1yetta CIarkS Island
to Norfolk, stone, p t.. bark Auburndale.
/ Portland to Paysandu, lumber, p. t., Pay
sandu to North of Hatteras, p. t.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21

STEAMER NOTES. 1t has been rumored
for some time past that the steamer City of
Bangor of the Boston, Bangor route of the
Eastern Steamship Co. would not be on this
run next season. The basis of this rumor
Is the Withdrawing of the steamer kenne-
bee from the Kennebec river division of
the company and the report that she will be
sold TO the same parties who bought the
steamer Frank Jones for the Fall River
Boston line early in the summer, and that
the City of Bangor will be sent to the Ken
nebec division next summer. While it is
probable that the Kennebec may be sold
it is not likely that the City of Bangor
will be taken from her present route. The
Bangor Commercial says: ga bigger boat
than the City of Bangor would be difficult
to handle on the PenobscOt. There is plenty
of water for much larger boat, but
steamer very much longer than those now
in service could not be easily turned
around at the wharf here. When the
steamers turn now they take up pretty
much all of the river and "a longer boat
would either have to go down to Bartletts
cove and turn and then back to her wharf
| or run down the river stern first. Every
body would like to see a turbine steamer on
the PenObscot, but it is probable that the
City of Bangor will stay with us, and most
people will be glad of it il she does lit
is expected that work will begin Oct. l on
the new terminal for the Eastern Steam
ship Co. in Bangor. The present buildings
will be RACED and commOdious and hand
some buildings erected in their places. The
location of the freight sheds Will be about
as they are at present, although third one
at right angles to the present two ana eA-
tending towards Front street, Will De added'
The offices will be where the offices re at
present. There will be three, a ticket offlce'
freight office and private office for the
agent Besides these there will be waiting
rooms for men and women and storeroom
and heating plant. The placing last spring
of the steamer Percy V. on the route be-
tween Ellsworth and Atlantic, on Swans
Island, has resulted in the incorporation OF
the Ellsworth, Bluehll n Swans Island
Steamboat Co., and the purchase OF the
boat from W. E. Schwartz of Camden. The
capital stock of the corporation is $4,000,
enough of which has been subscribed and
paid in to purchase the boat and furnish
sufficient working capital. At meeting OF
the stockholders of the corporation the fol-
lowing directors were elected: Frank S.
Lord, o. W. Tapley, J. M. Higgins, c. l..
Morang, B. T. Sowle. F. S. Lord is pres-
dent, o. ". Tapley, treasurer and general
ma mayer; L. F. Giles, clerk. When the
steamer Rockland goes on her new route
between stockton Springs and Rockland
she will be commanded by Capt. 4. +.
Smith, late of the Percy V. Capt; Benz.
Arey will continue in command OF the IRE
mont in the Bangor and Brooksville route
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21

A special civil service exam,n..,o
clerk ana carrier in the post ofioa - ~. ~.
city Will be held on October {, AZ q ".., ~ .nis
order that an appointment ma,, ~ s'o.A IN
.ne omce ana future appointments As o ~
casion may require. Applications should
We lnaae 10 Frederick W. Brown at tho
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Ios+ Co...
small green Brazilian beetle ,,,o,-i ,-'n
eold pm Reward offered ...Iost %
ouncn OF Keys tied by a Irvine string Iesra
a. TINS Office Reward. Very snec;.1 sa,o
ol neckwear next Saturday by A. D Cbaso
Son from to .. mThe ~
holler bushlng Co. does galyanizino ~
blacksmith work and sells shin sunnlios
See notice of the Telephone Diraotoru
ooio ana grip tablets and cough cure At
FOOT Sons, druggists. The statement
VI the waldo Trust Co. at the close of hnsi
ness sept. 10th shows a gain in denoSits
since May %, 1905. of So, 424. 20, a surnlns Of
sl2,ooo, and an undivided profit of s,5ss1 :,
FRED A. johnson, Masonic Temple is of
lerlng big bargains in the fur denartmont
ladies and misses coats. 5a,, .,d 49, '
skirts' dress goods, etc...A. D. Chase &
son advertise this week garments shirts
ana ram coats....A stylish driving mare
LOT sale, or whole team will be sold chaan
Enquire at No. IS Union street. Get busv
Get Busy Bee Talking machine, free. The
advt. OF ID. P. Palmer on the End page givas
particulars. Call at his store and hear
your favorite selection. Mems FURNISHINGS
mats caps and fancy goods. Harry "
.iark IL Co. have something to say this
week concerning the Widow Jones clothes
1or boys, and the advertising contest The
prize for the best local advt. is Widow
Jones suit or overcoat -. House of eight
rooms, with bath, also stable. for rent
Apply at No. ) Church street or Colburn,s
shoe store For sale, 36-acre wood lot in
hhox. Apply to F. H. Leonard. Taunton,
Mass Photos of houses, interior or ex-
terror, taken by c. D. Townsend. Leave
orders at City Drug Store. Hattie NJ,
black, journal building, has new fall
goods in all lines-black petticoats, csc TO
-, a Speciality. The borrower of a dress
coat Is requested to return the same at
once.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
THE PERFECT Way.
SCORES OF BELFAST CITIZENS HAVE
LEARNED IT.

If you suffer from backache,
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the kldney@
A pad back means sick Kidneys
Neglect it. urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made tor kidneys only.
Are endorsed by Belfast people.
James Haney of g. Union street Belfast Ne
says: For number of years my kidneys caused
me great deal OF trouble and the most notice
able symptoms irregularity OF the kidn "
secretions which We're TOO frequent and often &c
companied with scaldng and burning sensa-
ton. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills advertised |
got box at the City Drug Store and used them
as directed They proved to be just what / re-
uuired. The remedy attacked the root of the
trouble and strengthened and toned up the Kid
neys and thus banshed all the symptoms that
had bothered me. | know that Doan's Kidney
Pills can be depended on for have used them on
more than one occasion since and they have
never failed to help me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster
NJ ilburn Co.. Buffalo, n Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
SWANNIIIE.

Miss Julia NJ. Chase has returned to
Everett, Mass, where she is engaged in
teaching. =. Miss Augusta f. Nickerson is
attending school in Somerville, Mass.
Hugh Spratt has returned to his home in
Bar Harbo Mrs. Fred Young is visiting
friends in town Mrs, Marie Goodhue
and Mrs Susan WILDER have taken rooms in
Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudley,
Mr.. Parin of Everett, Mass, Mrs. II. G.
Applin of Somerville, :Iass, Mrs Rawson
Lufkin and Mrs. w. ". Wilson of Cam
bridge, Mass, were in town the first of the
week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Laura
Thurston.. The friends of A. Ross Nicker-
son, who was recently operated on for APP
pendicits in Somerville, Mass, are glad to
learn he is gaining. =. Mr.. and Mrs. F, W.
Nickerson were in Somerville, Mass, re-
Gently, called there by the illness of their
son, A. Ross Nickerson. -. Mrs. f. Fl. Nick
erson, Miss Hope and Master Clinton Nick
erson, and Miss Sylvina Nickerson have re-
turned to their home in Portland, Me-.
Hon. A. E. Nickerson returned from The
National Encampment in Denver, Coo,
last Monday. Miss Lillian R: Philips
has returned from visit with friends in
Belfast
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21

an over-plus of plums this season
'rng only S125 per bushel III the
twenty-five to thirty years ago
very few plum trees in this city
rs and they sold as high as 81 a
NoW nearly everybody has plum
Hr 5. Y. Philbrook of this city
TO bushels and has been ship
Boston, and Mrs. W. II. Moody of
said to have about the same
bushels. These are the Bur-
comparatively new plum. A few
fashioned damsOns are seen, but
ages. Cherries and English goose
''.3und in every garden fifty years or
'tem to have gone out entirely.
r A. Wellman of Belmont brought to
q asst week and had on exhibition in
'Iow of j. l.. Sleeper & Co., Main
d plant which attracted much at
and which no one could name. Mrs.
da had raised a number of these
'fom seeds given her by sister who
d frankfort. Our local florist, Willis
"lIlon, says that the plant is a rare
OF Princes Feather. The seeds
'@Je rapidly and in its first stage the
, IS vivid green, turning in the fall
lark red. The recent frosts did not
me plants in the least, and Mr.. Well
''es not know whether it will die
'Ad come up in the spring, or prove
al annual. The plants are covered
eed vessels. This:week Mr.. Wellman
ID exhibition at Sleeper's a very fine
'en- 1t is about feet six inches high
K ieet in circumference. This plant is
ue' and is we'll worth inspection by
'hVerested in Horticulture.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21

Russia and Advertising wnsH Pssce FL Envqy witt
tour of New York he gave utterace to this comment
Everywhere is Advertising. Apparently the visit of
envoy to the metropolis without value He saw
things to make him think ~
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
NEW FALL AND WINTER SkIRTS

This department abound every style
tain distinctive idea of its methng not elsewhere
They bound suit because the right We
call special attention tins number this only
& o. Tailor made plated
IA ~o,>o. stitched in half inch wets the knee fitting
the with under folded back stylish
Der and priced exceedingly low for this week. sos
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
DEATH OF THE STATE LIBRARIAN

AUGUSTA, Sept. Is L. D. Carver, State
librarian, died today. Ten days ago he
underwent an operation for kidney and
liver trouble, and did not recover from the
born in Lagrange, Me-, in 1871. He was
graduated from Colby College in 1865. A
few years later he practiced law III Water
vile. In 1890 Governor Burleigh appointed
him State librarian. He was veteran Of
the Civil War, Co. u, Maine Infantry and
was member of the Knights of Pvthas as
associations
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

The rapidly increasing number of gas engines
used Ill automobiles, launches vessels and man
ufactorieS creates an increasing demand for ex-
pertS who can run manage and repair them Our
course IN gas engines will qualify you and the
school VIII help you get the position with good
salary. The special double discount will be
allowed TO ali who enroll this month. Don't lose
the opportunity! r. W. SHAW
Representative for the International Correspond.
ence school OF Scranton, Pa. SWIFT.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
HATTIE M. BLACK, Journal BUILDING.
W.
Dissolution Of Partnership,

Notice is hereby gwen that the partnership
lately existing between H. R. Dyer and H. N.
Colcord, both of Searsport under the firm name
of Dyer 4 Colcord, was dissolved on September
u, 1905. by mutual consent. Any debts due the
said firm are to be paid to said H. r. Dyer, and
all demands against the said firm are to be pre-
Sented to him for payment. The business will De
continued by said II. R. Dyer at the same loca-
ton SWISS
The Republican journal., 1905-09-21
FOR SALE

90 ACRE WOOD LOT IN KNOX. situated on
90 Walker ridge. Address
3w33* Il. IL. LEONARD
Drawer ID. Taunton, Mass.
EXECUTORS NOTICE The subscriber here
Il by gives notice that he has been duly ap-
pointed executor of the last will and testament
of
WILLIAM NJ. WOODS, late of Belfast,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de.
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement and all
indebted thereto are requested to make payment
immedia tey.
CHARLES D. WOODS,
Orono, Me-. September IL, 1905,
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BELGIAN GOVERNMENT
Invites United States To Send Dclega
ton To International Conference.

Washington. April ls.-Throngh the
R"igian minister at Washington. Baron
Monchour. the Belgian government has
formally invited this government to send
an official delegation to participate in an
international congress at Mons. Belgium.
beginning Sept. % next, at which the
following topics will be discussed:
Commercial and Technical Education
Science of Statistics. Political Economy
Custom Tariffs. Navigation. Colonization.
diplomatic and Consular Service and in
general Means of promoting Commerce
and Civilization"
The invitation to the government has
been supplemented by circular note
sent to the universities and colleges Of
America and to ADMINISTRATIONS and per
sons interested in the study of economics
to attend the congress and informing
them that the Belgian legation ut Wash
ington is prepared to furnish them with
frll particulars. King Leopold is taking
n keen interest in the congress and prob
ably will attend the inaugural sitting AMI
deliver the opening speech. Five cabi
net ministers End the speakers of the
Bengian Senate and House of Represent
atives have been appointed honorary
presidents.
rhe state department now has the Of
fetal invitation under consideration.
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IHEaaCOAiRI.e
Issues q Restraining Order In Case Ct
Marbichcsd Bank.

Marblehead, Mass, April 1S.--As the
result of an alleged shortage OF u.s.
500 in the accounts of the MarDieneaa
National Bank. the affairs Oh ~
are in liquidation, seVeraI sui.s
been entered in court. judge
den of the superior court mas oroeieu
a temporary decree to be entered III i"
hill brought by Robert L. briuses,
wealthy citizen of Marbleheao, against
the bank and its officials preventing
committee representing the oank Wnich
&c suing on a bond given by W1lllam
pav,olds. cashier and others, from re-
ceiyins or collecting and the bonds
mon from paying to the committee any
money until further order of the court.
II Is alleged that the bOndsmen fur
nished 5000 and that Bridges, stock
holder of the bank advanced $4,000 to
he held in trust and to be applied 10
cover any shortage in excess of ssOeO.
Bridges seeks to recover anything De-
yond what is necessary to cover the
alleged shortages and also to reim-
burse himself from what may be re-
ceived from the sureties on the bond.
The Marblehead National Bank has
entered a suit against IteyHoi'S ~
his bondsmen for $4,000. the fuii
amount Of the bond. This suit. it IS
claimed, is brought In consequence OF
the proceedings instituted by Bridges
and is designed to prevent loss, should
Bridges win his case.
In order proceedings, Bridges Seeks
to restrain the bank from paying OUT
funds to stockholders until he is rem
bursed. All litigation is in the form oil
civil suits. no criminal action having
been taken against any one.
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RESCRiPT PUBLISHED.
A Special Commission to Consider
Peasant Tenure of Land.

st. Petersburg. April 13.-An imperial
rcSCript addressed to the minister of the
interior creates special commission I'M
der his presidency to discuss questions re-
lating to peasant tenure of land. which
is described by the rescript as the main
foundation of national welfare. Meas
ures will be elaborated. first to afford
peasants better means of working their
lands to good advantage: second. to as
sst emigration between districts. helping
peasants to increase their holdings
through the medium of a peasants hank:
and third to devise measures for fixing
the boundaries of all holdings In order to
show their inviolability and to instill
more conscientious views on the subject
Of private property.
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In the Gardiner locals of the journal
Thursday morning. mention was maui
of sky rocket which some one nau
sent up from North street, soon a a,,.
Z o'clock, Wednesday evening. ny
same rocket" was seen by several peo-
pie in this city, and proved 10 Dc :.
meteor of great size and briliiancy' ~
came from the southeast, and alte.
describing an arc in the heavens puIs'
before If reached the northweste,n
horizon. In bursting il threw brigh.
glare over everything. ana was "
brilliant spectacle.
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Called Up in the Night for Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

We consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best We SELL" write ]. l..
true 4 Son of West Epping. N. H
we have customers who think there is
hotnlng like 1t for Group. A few
n'snts ago a man called us up at $50
"A. M. TO go to our store and get him a
bottle Of tits remedy as his little girl
had the Group. He knew it would cure
ner ,or ne mad tried 1t many times be-
lsrs THIS remedyis for sale by John
.oush',n. augusta. c. H. Beane. Gardi-
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City Marshal Breen went to Bangor
Thursday morning ON train No. !, nav
ing in custody one Andrew Finnegan.
who was wanted by the Bangor police.
Finnegan had just completed SEN
tence at the Kennebec Jail, where NJ
was sent from Augusta. Oil a complaint
of the Maine Central Railroad, ana was
wanted at Bangor for skipping on.
while under bonds for appearance a.
the Penobscot county court.
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Strencth and Endurance

Are factors Of the greatest success.
No person can do full justice to him.
self without them.
In no season of the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring. q
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It's enough to say there is
enc. and that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance, as thousands
annually testify. ?
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CREW DECIDED.
Farley to Row Stroke Oar When Har'
ward Meets Cornell.

Cambridge, Mass, April 1.-THE Har-
ward Varsity crew which will row Cor
nell on the Charles river, May p. has
been Professionally chosen as follows:
Stroke. Farley; 1-George: 6-Filley; D.
Kellogg: 4-McLeOd; 3-Fiint; 2-Judd;
Bow-Burchard.
Captain Filley. who was stroke of last
years crew is placed at this year.
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SPECIAL Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTIsEMENTs not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED, FOR SALE, TO
LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted once
for u cents and > cents for each suisse
quent insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT.
In sending by mail remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order as the
charges are too small to open account for.
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In connection with the coming ses-
sion Of the grand lodge Of the United
Order of the Golden Cross. which VIII
be held in this city on Tuesday ana
Wednesday of next week, speciai
meeting of the grand lodge Will be
held. Tuesday evening. at Golden Cross
hall. for the purpose of comforting the
third degree upon a class of fifty can
didates
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BRANCH CUSTOM HOUSE
To Be Established at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition.

Portland. Oregon, April 13.-The
United States government has decid-
Ell to establish a branch custom house
at the Lewis and Clark Exposition and
Il custom official will be detailed to the
fair ground at an early date. This ac-
tion has been taken I'm order to eXpe-
dite the shipment of foreign exhibits.
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DR.. and Mrs. o. w. Turner are re-
ceiving the organizations of their
many friends. over the advent of a
nice girl baby. The young lady was
week old. yesterday. having been
born. April :.
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THE SPIRIT OF '76!"

handsome reproduction from the
original of this famous picture, in cOlorS
and with adjustable frame, free with
next Sundays Boston Globe.
Better than ever. Something for every
member of the family. over 100000 cir
culatiOn every Sunday. Order the Bos-
ton Sunday Globe today
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Street Commissioner Trask, of the
Western district. announces that Wa
ter street will be cleaned by the street
sweeping machine, tonight. if it does
cot rain. and requests people along the
street to close their transoms and win
doWs while the work is going on. to
keep the dust out.
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SPANISH NOBLEMAN
In Spanish Honduras Dies Of Henor-
rage Of the Brain.

Las Vegas. N. NJ. April 13-Jose
Julia of Truillo, Honduras, Spanish
nOblcman. who for 25 years had been
chief consul for Spain in Spanish Hon
duras. is dead from the effects of a
hemorrhage of the brain. He came here
an invalid last July. Consul Julia was
considered the weaithiest exporter Of
Honduras 49, So a. .. -.-
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RUSSIAN PEASANT
Commits Suicide by the japanese
Method-Tired Of Life.

st. Petersburg, April IA peculiar
case of a peasant who committed sui
eide In Japanese fashion is reported
from Yamyshora near Tsarskoo-Selo.
The peasant became a great admirer of
the yaliancy of the Japanese. He told
his family that he WAS tired of life
and that he proposed to initiate their
method Of suicide and eventually car
ried out his intentions.
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Peter Couillard is moving from his
present residence. over Gregoire's drug
store. 10 the residence of Officer c. A.
Miron, 81 Washington street. where he
will for the future make his home