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Thousands of Cures i'll Many Disorders
Due to Ihis Wonderful Prescription.

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Thousands of Cures i'll Many Disorder.
Due to This Wonderful Prescription.
For nearly generation the people Of this
country have known Dr. Williams Pink
Pills, during " hich time proof of thousands
of cures by this remedy have been published
ami confirmed and not one person has been
harmed in the slightest degree by their use.
This last statement is made with the abso-
lutte Knowledge that the pills contain nc
opiate, narcotic or stimulant, nor any drug
which could injure the most delicate con-
stitution.
Two cases in one family is a creditable
showing as to the efficacy of DR.. Williams
PINK Pills in disorders of the blood and
nerves and the following cases may easily
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Van Salisbury of Castleton, n. Y, 81 Suf-
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heart. My skin was pale and sallow and
was troubled with dizziness, fainting spells
and fits of Indigestion. ! was very nervous
and would start at the slightest sound. AT
times great weakness would come over
me and on one occasion my limbs gave way
under me and l fell to the sidewalk. did
not lose consciousness but was unable to
move for several minutes.
ssOf course l was treated by our local
physicians and also consulted noted
doctor at Albany, but nothing they gave me
seemed to benefit me- One day read in a
newspaper about DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People and | Immediately gave
them trial. Before | had finished the
second box | felt much better and my color
had begun to return. | continued using
the pills and by the time | had taken eight
boxes l was entirely cured.
"My sister, Sarah Van Salisbury, suffered
terribly from an9mia. She was pale and
thin and we feared that she would become
a victim of consumption. She tried DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and in
a short time she began to gain in strength
and weight She is now strong and well
and we both heartily recommend DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills to all who are in i'll
health
Any person who is in doubt as to the ad-
visibility of taking DR.. Williams Pink Pills
and who VIII write the DR.. Williams Medi-
cine Co., Schenectady, n. Y, will receive a
frank reply stating whether or not the pills
have cured in similar cases. All letters are
strictly confidential and every letter that
has ever been written this company is now
on file in its Office, ready for instant refer
ence.
DR.. Williams Pink PILLS are sold by all
druggists or by mail at 30 cents per box six
$1,000 REWARD-The DR.. Williams
Medicine Co. has authorized the cashier
OF the Union National Bank Of Schenec-
tady, N. Y, to pay the sum of $1,000 upon
evidence of fraud on its part in the publica-
ton of the foregoing testimonial, or of any
others used in making known the merits OF
DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
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A Trip Around the World.

The long ocean voyages render the
trip around the world wearysome.
From San Francisco to Hong Kong,
one month; Hong Kong to Singapore,
five days; Singapore to Colombo, eight
DAYS; Colombo to Calcutta, four and a
half days; Calcutta to Bombay (by rail,
a week to three months, owing to the
time at your disposal; Bombay to Port
Said, eight days; Port Said to Marseil-
les, seven days, and thence to London
by rail, two days; London to New
York, eight days. And you are always
subject to delays.-Atchison Globe.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.


II. K. Partridge was in Standpoint re-
Gently on business.
Joseph Staples bought a horse last week
of George Crockett.
Mr. Edwin Jacobs was at Clark'S Corner
recently on business.
Fred Grant from the village called on
friends here last Friday.
Miss Ruby Larrabee of Prospect visited
Miss Vinie Berry last week.
W. Q. Spinney is agent for pianos. Mrs.
Arthur Moore has new piano.
Burton George and Melvin Dunaver have
been cutting wood for Horace Clark.
Elder Welch had the usual services at
the Roberts schoolhouse last Sunday.
The marriage of Heber Kinney of Frank
fort to Mrs. Stairs of this place is reported.
Will Trip of Bowdoin's Point was at
Mr. James Haley's last week with his saw
ing machine. Fred Ellis has his saving
machine at work in the vicinity this week.
Mr. Daley, the representative of the New
England Tel. & Tel. Co., was in the neigh
bOrhoOd recently organizing farmers tel
ephone service from Prospect He had a
good number of requests for telephones
from the vicinity of the mountain.
John Boyd of Stockton Springs has
bought the King Crockett place and will
have a lumber mill built there soon The
mill will be below the Spinney store on the
Carey brook. Mr.. Boyd intends to have a
spur track built from the railroad for con-
venence in shipping lumber. This mill
will be in convenient location for Mr..
Herbert Hopkins and others who own
large wood lots in the vicinity.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
The Troy Creamery.

At meeting of the directors of the Troy
Dairying Association in East Troy Jan. Slst,
3. L; Bradford, manager OF me turner h cen en-
creamery is leased, was present for the pur-
pose of making arrangements with them for
business Of this company has developed to
such an extent that the Ice house built a
year ago. with capacity OF 100 tons is not
theccapacity of the house to 400 tons.
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LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
The Re-opening of the Palms Hotel, ]. c
Showers, Proprietor.
Correspondence of The Journal


PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. %, 1906.
The past few days, with something OF
an October condition of weather, has
caused a frequent appearance of light
coats, and the weather reports which
have come from the north are almost
inviting us home. The season so far in
the south this winter has been rather a
farce on the sunny cline of Florida,
which has in past winters offered
plenty of sunshine. There are bright
DAYS coming. however, and the crowds
of northern tourists are already here.
An event of the past week of interest
to the northern reader was the opening
of The Palms Hotel, owned and con-
Quoted by Mr.. J. c. Showers, who for
merly lived in Stockton and who has
vet many interests there. The house
is a very neat addition to the hotels of
Palm Beach and the reception was
largely attended. In spite of threaten
ing clouds and falling rain large num-
Der of the townspeople Joined the many
guests Tuesday afternoon to celebrate
the re-opening of that popular hotel,
The Palms. which has this season been
SO much enlarged and improved as to
be able to open it's doors to a much
larger number than ever before.
The new entrances from the streets on
both sides, opening into spacious,
we'll appointed office, with coy little
reception room for ladies, combine to
make the first impression a pleasing
one, and the large, handsomely fur
nished drawing room above, with It's
ornamental fireplace and pretty pic
lures give home like appearance, while
the charming views from windows and
verandas cannot be surpassed any
where in this Sunny Southland. The
reception was most informal and de-
lightful-especially as so many guests
Of the hotel, having passed several sue
cessive winters here, found it a reunion
of old friends, while the newcomers
were welcomed with a warmth and
heartiness that made every one feel at
home. Tea and waters were served by
young ladies, visitors were escorted on
tours Of inspection through pleasant
corridors and beautiful new chambers
and words of appreciative commenda-
ton were heard on ever side.
The people of West Palm Beach may
well be congratulated upon this at
tractive improvement to their pretty
little city, and visitors from the North
will take increasing pleasure in re-
turning to this delightful winter resort,
and in inviting their friends to share
with them the home-like comforts and
kindly attentions, SO generously be-
slowed by the respected host and
hostess of The Palms.
| met Mr.. John Thomas, formerly of
East Belfast here the other day and
he is planning on returning to the home
city the coming summer. His family
are this season in Rockand, not spend
ing the winter in the south, as they had
done for the past four years. Mr..
Thomas has charge of the electric light
plant at the large hotels and is very
busy man.
Mr.. Lester C. Cox of Portland is
another man from the Pine Tree State
who has been spending the past week
in Palm Beach.
ORRIN J. DICKEY.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
Cottage for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale cottage on
ideal summer home' and occupied for many
wears AS an all-th year residence. The house is
one and onehaf stories and conveniently ar
ranged, with plenty of closet room. There are
with a hands, ne fire place and hard wood floor
in the sitting ROOM steel ceiling in the hall; we'll
and city water in the kitchen; closet; On the
storage room. There 7-foot veranda on two
sides. atfordng shade at all times OF day and a
fine view OF the bay 1t is on the telephone line
and electric lighting may be had if desired. The
grounds contain fruit and shade trees, shrubs,
vines and flowers. with ample room for vege-
table garden. Call on address
CHARLES A. PILSBURY,
Belfast, Maine.
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A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists are an-
thorized to refund your money if Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or
cold 1t stops the cough, heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from a cold.
Cares Ia grippe cough and prevents pneu-
mouia ard consumption. Contains no
opiates The genuine is in a yellow pack
age Refuse substitutes. K. H. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15

It's mistake to imagine that itching
piles can't be cured a mistake to suffer Ia
day longer than you can help. Doan's Oint-
ment brings instant relief and permanent
cure At any drug store, 80 cents.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
ISIESBnRO.

The Z. NJ. {, :. basket bail team of Bucks
port played against the 1slesboro locals in
this town Friday evening with a resulting
score OF is to 20 in favor of Islesboro team.
Two teams from the high school played be-
tween these periods. -. Miss Alice Pendle-
ton and A few friends are getting up a
drama u be given in town hall in the near
future for the benefit of the public library.
,...FIank sherman, who has been visiting
his brothers in syracuse, \. y, for several
months. returned Feb. 1st.. Rev. George
r. Iufts eft Feb. 9th to visit his brother,
VILE. y. : Mr. Hosea Rhoades of Belfast
Will supply the Baptist church Sunday,
Feb lllI... Rev. H. c. Hull of the Free
Baptist church plans to take a sea voyage
20 he South in few days, sailing with
Capt Moody Miss Leila Farnsworth and
Mrs. i. F. Grludel are on the sick list.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
CENTRE MoNTVILLE.

Cora A. Goodwin spent few days last
week with her cousin, Hattie Clough of
Liberty. returning home Friday. Merrill
and George Gordon, James Clement and
Charles Ring, hauled ice last week from
True.s pond. Ii will take them all this
week ia finish hauling. Wesley Wentworth
is cutting he ice for them by the cake
George Edmunds got fox last week -.
Addie Palmer spent last week with her
Portel and family moved last week from
Brooks to his fathers Charles Palmer
chopped wood last week for Mrs. Iluldah
Ramsay. Maria Thompson is improving
II O. Clement Of Newport recently
made a flying "trip TO his old home here.
Mrs Vida NJ. Clement and her little son are
at home from Newport. Mrs, w.. {.
Thompson has returned to Howard, Il. L..
Mrs. Clara Il. Palmer is very much improv-
ed in health. b. Darling, V. s., of Bel
fast, WAS in town last week.
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IltNl


Mrs, Mari D. Rhoades. Who ha, been on
liz ,5cs list, has So far improved that she
is ..', -a ~ 1Jt.... hester !. IIillmaI was
III I.tt-sr.d business Thursday. Mrs.
Mar Ntlj,., who has been stopping at
the .I4r ut Sir. and MIS-. @. Il. Rhoades
f! several Weeks, left last Thursday, hay
5nL lad "a >unmOms tn 70 to Clinton... Miss
NIla- T.. ~t~yrhs has been the guest of MI.
tuG MIS-, Walter Taylor of I'ttsfield the
past N-e5... Nj and Mrs Fred Myrick
entertained quite company of their friends
THURSDAY evening, Feb. LIST. Ice cream
and cake Mere served. All present pro-
EluuNcpd il ID very enjoyable OCCASION.
Reu4tu EhpadtS, who was taken violently
III last sunday, is somewhat improved. Dr.
NJ L I'olG- WAS summoned by telephone
t. attend Il No.. The next meeting of the
North IlOy Reading Club will be held at
the nome Of Mr. Clarence Whitney Feb
3lh. The usual baked bean supper will be
served .... The aext meeting of the W. G. T..
1t. VIII be " it'll Mrs. John L. Bagley Feb.
18Th. The topic will be ''lieath and He
re.lty'... .Rubie Reynolds and Perley
GRAY have been very busily engaged for
several weeks saving wood with gaso-
iiue engine for people in town. They make
business lively when they get to work. -.
sumner Bennett of Troy Centre is helping
Reuben RhoadeS during his illness. His
services are very highly appreciated by Mr..
Bhoades at all times. The ice houses in
this vicinity are all well packed with very
superior quality OF Ice.
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County Correspondence.
STANDPOINT.

Snow is very much needed here for haul
ing wood and ice.
Miss Ora Libbey of Prospect visited S. L..
Hall and family last week.
The supper at the hall last week was a
great success. Over $50 were cleared.
Fred Shute and son Ralph went to Bel
fast Saturday on the steamer Rockland.
Apples and potatoes are very scarce in
this vicinity and command high price.
Saturday morning, Feb Sd, it was -
degrees below zero, the coolest of the win
ter.
Mrs. Fred Alley of Prospect was the
guest of Fred Blanchard and family Tues
day.
Miss Ella Jude closed her school here last
week and returned to her home in ELS
worth
Mrs. Jane Witherell is critically i'll in
Cambridge, Mass, where she went for the
winter.
Perkins Bros are shipping large quanti-
ties of scallops each week to New York and
Boston.
Miss Addie Partridge has been dress
making for Mrs. Alvah Clifford the past
two weeks.
We extend congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. George CHM, who were married re-
Gently. They arrived here on the Tuesday
evening train for visit of several weeks
with relatives.
Capt. Converse Grant has hauled his
schooner, the Stony Brook, up in the Cove
and gone to North Castine for visit. We
understand that when he returns to Sandy
point it will be Capt. Grant and wife.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
kFtsET.

MI lhos. Donahue is recovering from
rjaIes received by falling from a high
tre,t e last week. The Frankfort X. of p.
ana ~.eterhood gave a lively minstrel show
aud $50 faToeS at their hall last Monday
BtIlt TIE entertainment was d r0uslng
success. Some friends in town received
Invi-at .ui> to the Wedding of Mr.. Harvey
Harding and Miss Agnes Ward in Pros
;rct last Monday evening". The quarry
workers union of this town gave an oyster
supper Tuesday evening to the members of
the granite cutters union. All report a
good time. T0lford Durham and daughter
have returned to their home in LacOna, n.
H., after a very pleasant visit with relatives.
...,.|acob Clegg has returned to Mortified,
VT. here are many people ON the SICK
list, but all are improving. Several chill
dren are i'll at present with the humps.
Mrs Willis Mcleod and family of Bangor
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wesley
Perkins....A. T. Snow has bought of Fred
kingsbury a parcel of land on which he
will erect two dwelling houSeS'in the near
future. ....S. T. Sprague has laid tenn
porary foundation for his store and will be-
gin TO build at once. Freeman Batchelder,
who recently enlarged his shop, has pro-
cured the services of first class wOrkmen
and is prepared to do all kinds Of carriage
work in a thorough manner. Blue Label
wliskey is all the go in Frankfort at
present,-of course no one knows where it
comes from.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
PALERMO CENTRE.

Andrew McDougall of New Hampshire
is visiting his brothers, James and Ira, who
are in the numbering business in this place.
1t is understood that McDougall Bros.
have recently purchased the lumber lot
here owned by Achorn & Colby of Cooper's
Mills....The farmers in this section who
have hauled lumber to the steam mill are
now having it sawed. S. E. Bowler, who
has been aid up with rheumatism in the
back tor the past two weeks, is not very
much improved. Mr.. Mcclellan, who got
his fingers cut ON the saw at the mill few
weeks ago. is back at work again. q
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15

THORN DIX f.

THORNDIkE.
Ferdinand Marcia, who has been i'll with
the grip and measles, is recovering. Mrs.
Lincoln Ward and little son have been
spending "a few days at U. A. Wards. A
game of croQuet was played IN the yafu'
Feb. 1st, by the family Of J. F. Ashford. =.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Palmer attended the
wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Mel:
Fernald Thursday evening at the home OF
the brides parents.
MTSKUMGUM lMontville.)
In setting telephone poles through this
place last week it was very rarely that any
frost was found. go ohm BOynton went
fishing recently and brought home one
pickeiel that tipped the scales at b pounds.
.Willis Brawn of Boston is visiting his
father. A. b. Brawn... Wesley Achorn OF
Belmont visited at Mrs. A. S. Daniels last
sunday. Mrs. A. E. Lawry appears to
have fully recovered from her recent illness.
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MN p..-.4ptersd A. the Postofnce 81 Dodge City.
-. :, Tor transmission through the malls
S'sy' tuesday. khd'csss mailer n IN llSS
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and unworthy 70 be . member, should DO
discharged, and man once 10 discbarg-
cd, should not be again admitted except
on very conclusive evidence that 10 hAs
undergone change Of heart. The re
admission Of man 80 discharged should
be made very difficult" Once upon
tine We wrote 10 q friend In Lpaven-
worth home that there were about 100
there who ought to be Knocked down
every day. He wrote to us that we had
better say 400. That would be nearer
Gov Rowland's 10 per cent. However,
we may truthfully say that there are more
good men and women here than you will
fod In any town Of its size 10 the state,
aud there are stringent rules for their
protection. There are old soldiers In
this home, who, II their deeds OF renown
were printed or made known, II would
almost cause the hair TO stand on end
soldiers who belonged 10 brigade aud
divisions whose heroism would rank with
Caesars tenth legion or Napolsoh's old
guard.
Last week we missed one Of the most
important items Of all. Itwasibe supper
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney ut their
residence up on The hill A most enjoy
able time was experienced by all, about
twenty people. The center Of attraction
was the turkey which was served IN due
form gravy and stuffing. The reporter
and old father Armstrong, being dshili-
tated somewhst were sent for aud carried
In buggy Comrade Armstrong was
lively At 81 years Of age. Mrs. Porter Of
the Bargain Store assisted Mrs. Sweeney
~ preparing the feast and helping the
guests to the viands which were much 10
evidence. When ever any Of the Bargain
Store girls are on hand to assist 10 such
work, you may be sure thai suesess
crowns The effort. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney
have sold their land and store and will
pass over said property before this IL
rhey rent small house
west Of the store and will stay some six
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i; ;;;;,|AFFORD COUNTY
;lRsT BIG COUNTY TO HOLD r !
CONVENTION IKsTRQucTs
FOR MADISON
SOME STRONG RESOLUTIONS
Passed by Convention "A Few
Interesting Things About
Stafford and Her Lead
Y ing Citizens.

The Republicans Of Stafford, county
held large and enthusiastic conyentjou
10 the city Of Stafford last Saturday, I'D
chose delegation 70 the Congressional
Convention at Hutchinson, Marcb Is,
made up from among the most represent
alive Republicans Of the county and In
ths following splendid terms expressed
the choice Of tho Republicans OF that
county for Judge &. H. Madison Tor
Congressman:
'I0asmuch a. many important leais-
latIve problems. not alone Of general
interest, but Of special and particular
bearing upon the welfare Of the seventh
Congressional district and Western Kan
sas. will present themselves In the near
future, the people this district realize
that their best inteibsta inperatively de-
mand that the man who IL chosen to rep.
rsssht. them should bea man whom 1
sompunity VI interests binds closely to
tho Whom intercourse and lntl.
mats asst Nations have moulded into an
exact reflex Of the popular characteristics,
Nnd whose long residence, ardrous efforts
and trying ordeals have made alert In
graspipg the conditions and existing leeds
49, -
Of the people, and that 10 the Hon. e. h.
Madison we fad not only such man,
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AN AFTERNOON OF WILD
EXCITEMENT AND CON-
FUSION
FROM REPORTS 0BTAINABLE
Damage Seems to be Lighter
Than Would be Expected
From such a Fire.


A bad prairie fire started this at
ternoon somesbere between Min
media and Fowler, causing great OK
element all over the southwest part
Of Ford comfy
The wind wasblowing . gale reach
Ing II one time i rate ii so miles an
hour.
A telephone message was received
from Nv. D Knoy stating that III of
biz buildings except Che house had
been swept away.
A crowd II people from town
drove toihe sqicer neiglborhood 70
help fight ihs FIRE
The worst demaRe heard Of 80 FIR;
il at The ". D. Kasy place.
Many wbohsve been herd from
we're extremely lucky The 6re|
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EIh'Ye 0' : ! : Z = ALk


| ysAre editorial writer on that paper. He
|hss baen . resident Of Stafford county
SOMA twenty years, has been successful IN
buslAeap, seleglel lhrps terms Ceunty
superintendent ofsohools, and disconrf-
agessths sugsesticns friends for. further
snd ,ggsptsr- honors.
Among those who will sit In the con-
vsstjQn with Nj. O.Conucr, y Charles 9
wsbh, who 4 recognised q ons Of the
whesl, hprsss IN Republican politics 10
shis district, Rapl B, Magic, 2 wsliknoNn
spd popalsr lsxysr Of 81. John. ~ 9,
'IngllQh. !. banker at MaoksvilIs, Fred
Ramsay, b. o. Arnold and Robert Ewing
All, Substantial farmers and stslnart
Rspublicsns: The delegation to the
AlAte CoRypntlon isllkewise q. very, repi
'rsssntativs ono being composed Of the
following: r. 8. Lsrabes, Homer Corn
we'll, Earl Aksrs, Dave Buckle, John
lroland, Harry Bagley and Chas. Sturgeon.
At the close OF the order Of businpts
Of the convention, Judge Madison wss
called for and 10 timely words expressed
bis appreciation Of the expression Of
assistance aud good will rendered him By
the Republicans Of Stafford county.
The city or Stafford 10 COED to look
upon. lts streets are nice and clean; the
walks good and. wide and all most uni-
formly OF cement; the store buildings Of
brick, large oommodius and well lighted,
with large plare-glass windows. The
stocks Of goods are Immense for a city Of
that slze, Stafford hayipgs population OF
nearly two thousand, and are well ar
ranged. The tbil g that strikes one on
the instant, ss Il were, Is the eplendldy
decorated Windows for the display Of
goods. 4 new forty thousand dollar
hotel has just been opened, built Of brick
two stories, containing some forty rooms,
and modern throughout Of which The
cltizsns are Justly proud Anew electric