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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, April % Ar, sch Flora Rog-
ers, Wilmington, N. c.; sid, sch. Lyman NJ.
Law, Brunswick; q, ar, schs Myronus,
stonington; Merrill G. Hart, Iho oansn5;
Maggie 5. Hart, Galveston; 81, sid, schs.
Telumah, Jersey City for Bangor Daylight,
Boothbay; %, ar, sch. j. V. Wellington,
Bridgeport; j. R. Bodwell, Rockport; bark
Rose Innis, Mobile; %, sid, sch. Georgia
EdmuSnd 1c' Simb ID, Mobile, via Punta
Gorda; Metinic, Jacksonville, Theoline,
Charleston; May l. arrived, Schs. Jennie A.
Stubbs, Vinahaven; Mark Pendeton,
Kings Ferry sailed, sch. Lizzie b. Wiley,
Savannah.
Boston, April o. Ar, schs. Emily l. White,
San Juan, P. K. Emma 5. Lord, George
town, 5. c.; Alice Holbrook, Newport News;
sid, sch Theoline, Brunswick, Ga. %, cid,
sch. Edward H. Cole, Norfolk; 80, ar, schs.
Frank Barnet, Brunswick; Helen Thomas,
Port Tampa; Omaha, Orland Stony Brook
do
Philadelphia, April g. Ar, sch. Geo. E..
Klinck, Long Cove; 80, ar, sch. VIM. Booth,
| Long Cove
Baltimore, April %. Ar, sch. Charlie 4
| Willie, New York 90, arrived, SCH Mary i.
Quimby, Port Tampa cleared, sch. John E.
Develin, Galveston.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, April 80 Ar and
| sid, schs Sarah L. Davis, Belfast for Block
| Island Florence d Lillian, Bangor for New
York Nat Aver, West Brooksville for Rom
| uuut.
Bangor, April %. Ar, schs. Charleston,
Rockport; Lydia NJ. Whistler, Brooksvllle
Horace A. Stone, Searsport (to load ice Tor
| New York;; 26, sailed, sch. Abble Ingalls,,
Stockton and New York; p, ar, sch. }. H.
| Tell, Newport News; sailed, sch. Henry L..
Peckham, Goa! port; IS, ar, sch. Polly, bay
port: 80, ar, sch. Mary E. ii, G. Dow, Ports
mouth, to load ice for New York May l, ar,
schs Izetta, Jersey City; Northern Light,
do: Susan Stetson, Port johnson; sid, sch.
Horace A. Stone, New York.
Bucksport, April 81. Ar, sch. Wli n;.!
Matheson, Gloucester; IS, sailed, sch. Willie
/. swift, Magdalene Islands, for herring.
Rock port, Me, April %. Sid, schs. Ches,
ter r. Lawrence, Boston; Maggie Ellen ana
Abbie Bowker, New York; Hattie ii. Bar
bour, Philadelphia.
Ingalls,, Bangor for New York; 80, ar, sch.
Willis & Guy, Jersey City,. with cement to
Arthur Chaplin Co., for shipment to Houl-
ton %, sid, sch. Abbie ingalls,, New York.
Jacksonville, April a. CID, bark Addie
Morrill,, Philadelphia; 26, CID, sch. Harold
Newport News, April %. Ar, sch: James
W. Paul, Jr., Boston; 26, ar, sch. Fenobs-
cot, New York 27, ar, sch. Benz. z. Firth,
Searsport; %, sid, sch. Alice E. Clark,
Norfolk, April 2e. Ar, sch. VIM e. Sum
ucI, Now vi wv "A' So-' ' "
ton, Newport News ., ~
Charleston, S. C., April %. Sid, sch.
Theoline, New York.
Brunswick, Ca, April 81. Cid, sch. Edith
G. Folwell, New York.
New York sch. Henry B. Fiske. Boston.
Wilmington, n. c., April q. Cid, sch.
Inez N. Carver, Brunswick, ia;
Providence, April q. Sid, sch. Jacob M.
Salem, April 2s Ar, sch. Flora Condor.
Frankfort, May 1. Ar, sch: Abbie G.
Cole, New York, coal for Mt. Waldo Gran
lite Co.
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REACHING THE SPOT.
1t Can be Done, so Scores of Belfast Cltl-
zens Say.
To cure an aching back,
The pains of rheumatism,

To cure an aching back,
The pains of rheumatism,
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot-get at the cause.
In most cases tits the kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the Kidneys
w. j. Heal of 81 Miller ST., Belfast, Me-, says:
"Tbis is the first time have publicly testlfed to
the merits of Doan's Kidney Pills. but have
known of the value of this remedy for twelve or
fourte en- wears. was living in Belmont Me-,
when l first began to use them and was then
having considerable trouble with my back and
kidneys, There was a severe aching in the small
of nv back and it was difficult for me to stoop
and Just as hard to regain an erect position after
stooping. Doans Kidney Pills relieved me OF
these troubles and when l felt another attack
coming on some years later l knew just what
was needed. l got supply of Doan's Kidney
Pills at the City Drug Store and this remedy
banished the backache and corrected the othef
difficulties just as it had done in the first in
stance Doan's Kidney Pills are the best kidney
remedy 1 know of, and l have recommended
them to others many times.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents. Fos-
ter. Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and take no
other.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United states iof tle
District of Maine. In Bankruptcy
In the matter of the partnership of Adams =
Knight, the individual copartnerS, III winch
James Adams and Leroy S. Knight ana IN
dividually, in Bankruptcy
To the creditors of Adams & Knight m the 'oul
ty of Waldo and district aforesaid;
Notice is hereby given that on the 2Sth day OF
anril u 19O6 thr SAID Adams x Knight as
above, we're duly adjudtcated arkrqPt, and that
the first meeting of the creditors Will be leIG a.
The office of the Referee i'll Belfast, on me l9tt
day OF NAV A. d. 1906 at 10 O'Clock i'll the tore
noon, at which time tho said creditors may al
tend prove their AIMS, appoint trustee, IN
business as may properly come before said meet
ing. VILLA r NJ p.',i,, ,,Ur
Belfast. April 80, l906.-lwlS'
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NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.

George Hustus is stopping at Henry Nc.
Caslins.
II. p White was in town Sunday at E. E.
Clements.
Harold Seekens is in the employ of Her.
bert Black
Capt Geo. f. Chaplin lost valuable COW
last week.
Eugene Nickerson lost nice four-weeks'
old IIolstein calf recently.
Fred Eames of North Stockton Springs
has been saw ng wood with his horse-poW-
er in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bowden of frankie
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seek
ems recently.
MI and Mrs. {. o. Fernald went to Frank
fort last Sunday to see Mrs. Fernald's broth
er, Mr.. Joel Lane, who is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Nickerson and
baby Joseph of Waldo were in town Sun
day visiting her father, VIM. M. Merithew.
Josiah Larrabee and his sisters, Misses
Ruby and Rose, who reside just over in
Prospect, have gone to Dexter to visit rela-
tiveS.
Patterson and WEIGH of the N. E. Tel. &
Tel. Co. were in town last week and repair
ed the line, which was damaged by the re-
cent snow storm.
George w. Partridge has taken a con-
tract to get out lumber and build several
Houses at Cape Jellison. He is getting out
lumber and has crew of men in his employ
now and will begin building in few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stevens, who car
ried on the Frankfort poor farm last year,
have moved back to their home here. The
poor farm at Frankfort will be looked after
this year by Mr.. and Mrs. John Downs of
Frankfort.
ANY one who wishes to look at as fine a
herd of cattle as can be found in Waldo
county should call on Herbert Black, who
has SO head of oxen, cows and steers, mostly
Herefords grade. He has twelve oxen for
sale. One yoke girts feet and weighs 4, 400
He has between 30 and 60 young pigs of the
o. l. c. breed, As sheep, 80 young lambs and
expects two more.
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DIED.

BARTLETT. In West Appleton, Aprii IA. Sllas
oren Bartlett aged "A years, months, u days. :,
CARTER. In Orahd. April y, Charles d
Carter, aged "a years. months, IA days;
DRIsC0LL. III Rocklapd, April 20, Allhothy
Driscoll, aged So years. uo
FULLER. In West Appleton, April 20, Laura
Fuller, aged IS years, 3 months; , .. ,.s
GRAY. In West Brooksvllle, April 10, MIS-
Emma Gray, widow of George A. Gray, aged D;
years. months q days. ,,.s
HAIL. In Alhambra, Calf, April -. MIS-
Susan B. Hall, formerly of Belfast, aged 81 years
NESS. In Searsmont, April "A. Randett Ness
aged 10 years. -, ,,,ooa NJ
Pendleton, aged % years and months; ;.o
SARGENT. In Searsport, April % Bernce A.
daughter OF MI and MIS- Edwin A. Sargent age'
SLOWER. In Montville, April u, Viola, daugh
ter of MIS-. alter Slower, aged years.
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Isabel.

The following letter was received by Mr..
n. Roulstone from his daughter, Miss Jane
II. Roulstone, in san Franciscan "Dear
Father-I write to let you know that l am
we'll and unhurt among all this devastation
and ruin. No words could describe the
horrors through which we have lived these
few days, but the fire is now checked and
the injured in tents are being taken care of
as well as possible. The great building in
which | lived on the fourth floor collapsed
with the earthquake Wednesday morning.
| escaped as if by miracle All were out
Of our building before it caught fire. In
many large buildings the people were not
SO fortunate. For two days the fire swept
the city unchecked. The hospitals were
nearly all demolished by the earthquake
and the wound, d and dying were propped
up on the sidewalk. | slept the first night
on the street, but am now living with
friend> in the unburned part of the city.
Twu-thirds of the city is in ashes and the
number of dead can not be estimated The
whole region is under martial law, with
soldiers patroling every where. l have lost
every thing.
Your daughter,
JANE III. ROULSTONE.
The Republican journal., 1906-05-03
Sleepers To Moosehead.

The B. 4 A. r. r. announce that begin
ming May 9th, from Boston and May 18th
from Greenville the through sleeping Car
service between Boston and Greenvlle
(Moosehead Lake, will be resumed The
car will be attached to the train leaving Bos-
ton at 10 p. M, Bangor at I a. M, due at
Greenville 1885 a. m. Returning the car
will be attached to the train leaving Green
Vile at 8. 40 p. m, due Bangor 7.25 p. M,
Boston $50 a. m.
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MARRIED..

CRA1G-HERBERTs In Belfast, April 3Oth by
Rev. + s. Phlbrook, Leonard Craig ana MISS
Sihy herbers, both of Belfast. 18th, ~ :,
Anrjl 26. Arthur 2. Hanes and Mabelle S. Hodg-
kins both of ROckland. ,.,, :, .,
HANsCoM ROBBINS. In Bluehill, April ID,
George q. Hanscom and MISS susie NJ hoppihS,
both of SedW lex. , .,
SAUNDERS GREENLAw. In Rockland, April
IL Charles NJ Saunders and mrs. Willie NJ. Green
Walden MILLER. In West Rockport, April
%. G. b. Walden and Miss Leola Miller, both OF
West Rockport.
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Commissioners Notice,
WALDO SIS

WINrERroRT, Me, April 10, 1906.
We. the undersigned, having been duiy ap
nonted nv the Honorable George f: johnson,
Gudae of Probate within and for said county,
commissioners to receive and decide upon me ne
claims of the creditors of Ellen B. Lore, ltte Oh
tate has been represented insolvent, hereby give
public notice agreeably to the order OF the Sala
Judge of Probate, that six months from tnu st't,
date hereof have been allowed to creditors 10
present and prove their claims and that We VIII III
attend to the duty assigned us at the once oi
Fred atwood. in Winterport Maine, on tne wen tmtn
tvninth day of May and the tenth day OF Octo.
Der. 1906 at two of the clock in the afternoon Oh
each of said days.
3W1S LEWIS AlWooD'
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THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL, THURSDAY MAY 8, 1906

Searsport April 26. Sid sch. Helen j.
Seitz. coal port; 20, ar. sch. Addison p.
Billiard, Norfolk.
Georgetown. S. c., April 80. Sid sch
Celia F., New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sydney, N. S. W., March 49, In mort.
ship Emily Reed, Davidson, for Newcastle
and San Francisco; April q, ar. shin S. ID.
Carleton, Ballard.
Hillsboro,, N. T., April "a. Cid, sch.
Young Brothers, Norfolk.
San Juan, Aprll 70 Ar, bark Rebecca
Stewart, Pascagoula.
st. John. n. b., April 26 Ar, sch. W. E.
& W. L. Tuck, Yarmouth, to repair; 81,
cid, sch. Harold b. Cousins, Washington,
d. Z.
Havana, April 10. Ar. sch. D. H. Rivers,
Philadelphia.
Honolulu, April is. Ar, ship Dirigo,
Philadelphia via Montevideo.
Ponce, T. K, April %. Ar, sch. Augustus
Fl. BabcOck, Hutchinson, Norfolk.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, Va, April %. Schr Addie Jor-
dan, Craumer, from New York, which was
reported last night by steamer Concho to
Cape Henry and stripped of her sails by the
gale on Snnday,was towed in here today by
tug Jack Twohy.
Norfolk, Va, April 80 Sch. Hairy T.
Hayward. which was beach inside of Cape
Henry after collision at sea with steamer
San Miguel Ger in March, was f0ated to-
day and towed to Norfolk for IA survey ana
repairs: The Hayward was bound from
Punta Gorda to Baltimore when she collid-
ed with the San Miguel The schooner has
bad hole in her bottom which was patched
with c tnvaS.
Rockland, April 80. The sinking in $50
| feet OF water of the three mGsted schooner
William F. Campbell of MachiaS was re-
ported today when Captain w. II. Struut OF
| Milford, the commander and "A third owner,
| arrived here and filed a protest. The >choou-
| er was bound from New York for Belfast
| and Bangor with fertilizer When sailing
| at the rate OF eight knots an hour early yes
| terday morning between the northern end
| of Fox Island and Camden she struck what
appears to have been a large log, which
| knocked in the port bow. The vessel com
menced to fill rapidly and sank within 1C
minutes. Meantime Captain Strout and his
| crew OF four put off in small boat. After
the schooner sank they returned but found
| no trace OF her or OF any obstruction. They
| then rowed to Camden. The schooner was
/ built at Chrrryf field in 1898, was 2l1 gross
| tonnage, 1928 feet long, 29,5 feet wide and
| feet deep. She was valued at 81 200 and
| uninsured. The cargo was valued at Sl2,0ot
| and was Insured.
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EfIfAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly for The Journal.

pro,i,re MARKET. Prices Paid Producer
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BORN

BEACH. In Rockand, april 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs F. |. beach. a son.
EATON In Deer Isle. April Is, to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred ID. Eaton daughter
GRAY In hrooksville. April 90 to MI ana
Mrs Prank B. Gray, daughter.
GREEN. In Rockland April %. to Mr.. and
Mrs Lueen X. Green. Il son.
HAYES In Stonington, april 16, TO vi. ana
Mrs. Martin Joseph Hayes, a daughter.
JUpKINs. In stonington, April . to MI. and
Mrs. Frank ,JudkinS, a son. -
REYNOLDS. In Rockport, April "a to MI and
Mrs W alter Z. REYNOLDS, SON
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