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Railroads.
= u - Richmond.
N. t 1O, Fr1doricksburn q
Potomac a. ~

r. F. ca P. s s.ss.sss;
'rains Leave Rlchmond-Northwara.
50 M-Dany-Siaia st. a4ssrroouSS.
' A-"eek Days-Eioa Armand 40.
go a M~-DAHy-BYra ST. Through Lscl
no9a-weck Ieys-Byrd ST. -rouxh.
-" A-Week IayF-Byrl 81 wrcaareE-
Iufk sou rodatiuu-
- = -DriV-MnIn So ThrouNh.
A-Do.r-Hvrf 81 through.
Trains Arrive Richmond-southwarc.
e@ a-Week Days-EluA Asn.End 40
40 A M-Week Dava-Pvrf 81 r-ederlckn-
burg Accom- 01ntion.
a N[Danv-Dvra So. through.
100 A M-Veek bavr-pvrd 81 Thro4ra.
Local stopz
2;is p M-DaNy-Main 81. Throurh.
g." a-WSek Deys-Eiea- Ashlan1 A.
~ 7 M-Cauy-Byrd s. Through.
-" -DaNv-Byrd ST. Through Local
~ M-Dauy-Nain 81 Through.
r-P1Im1n s1ee- ~ or Parior cars -
ro,s rains 49, tralnH arriv.nE hlc1-
"2pe uao 4 NJ week days. and locai accon-
Tine - srriv'ls rn8 departures snd r7rnec-
ny rnararfeaF
Wp nf-rr @ " CTvP X 70 TRUoR
"''t % Prsst- 0en'l supt TrsE N7
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WIFE IN HOSPITAL;
HUSBANDS SUSPECTS

BALTIMORE. MD, Decor lot 10
While his wife was a patient at the
Maryland University Hospital here. Ben
Jamin j.. Jenkins. Of Howard county.
formerly Of Manassas. Va, ransacked her
trunk, and says that he found evidence TO
Arove that she IS a blgamist.
Jenkins and his wife we're married at
Manassas six years ago. A few weeks
Sc went to the hospital. While q
was away her husband made the dis
cEery. He says she was married once
10 Frank James. as shown by the we'd
ding certificate he found.
jenkins notified the police. but no ac-
ton has been taken.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HoLI.
OAYS-SPEclAL ROUND TRIP
RATES VA c. g. O. ROUTE

For the holidays the Chesapeake and
Ohio viii sell tickets at reduced rates
between all stations at one and one-third
fare. plus twenty-five cents. Rates. Rich
mond TO Norfolk and Old Point. $3.50
round trip; Richmond TO Lynchburg. $500.
Tickets on sale December 2ist TO 25th.
and December 3lst and January lst, good
until January ?, 1907.
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MARTNN INrEl IlaENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER il, 1906.
ARRIVET
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Lsne.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise md paa cen
rera virginia Navigation Comnany.
Barge william Donaldson. McM0nagle. -am-
den. y. T.. coke, Nelson and Ladd.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon Harney. Norfolk. merchaa-
disc md nasser~crs Oif Dominion Line.
Barge PerryvilIe. Morse. James River. Mght.
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CHICAGO. December u.-CATTLE-Receip-s
about $50 head. Market steady but slow. Com
mon 20 prime steers. ~S3.S5a155; COWS, SI.IeE
26 bulls. N.5QAl5s common TO prime calves.
2Q7.5o, stockers and feeders. s.. N04.6 Hogs
Receipts about 5000 head. Market 5afoc.
lower. Choice, heavy. 81. Sax So: light. butch
ers, S.EUt.Gs choice. light. g .I516. 30: light.
mixed. 50. 15aS.a %. pigs. S.50a6 -. Sheep-Re-
ceipts about 1900 head. Market: Best nrm:
others weak. sheep. common to prime. SaR6 Is:
yearlings. $8.Sa6.sos lambs. 1850.
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E
President Sent to Senate Names
of SOutherners-

WASHINGTON. T.. c.. December IL
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the following nominations.
Register of the Land Omce at Gaines
Vile. F1a.-IfeneV s. Chubb.
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Gaines
vile. ~Fla.-Shields Warren.
Postmasters-North Carolina: w. A.
Mace. Beaufort.
South Carolina-G. F.. Smith. Mullins
Nirginia-Annie G. Davenport Gordons-
Vile.
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HOW TO ADDRESS DEITY.
Religious Sect Have Heated Dis
cusslOn Degrading DESIGNATION.

GUrHRlE. OKLA. DecemUer m.-Tne
Constitutional Convention to-day hsd IA
heated discussion as TO whether the Su-
preme Being should De designated AS
the supreme Ruler OF the Universe" or
God Almighty" Petitions from different
religious sccts and one from Atheists
were presented asking that there Doe uo
vigorous discrimination ia the language
Of the Constitution.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
b-FaloHinz schedule figures uuhtsned
Information. and are not Zufrarteed-
90. M-laiy-L1cai Tor charlotte.
~ daily Pullman 70
eLanta ana Birmingham. New Orieans.
Mfmphis. Chattanooga and af the Soutl-
Lhrough coach fnr Chase City. oxford.
Durham ans Raleigh
M-EX Sgniay-keysvife Local.
A -9' = M-Dailv-Limitc Pullman ready $50
=. NJ, f7r an The South.
YORK RIVER
-" Except sunday-No- ls-Balemors
-' p M-Exoept slnday-No. 1o-LocaI 70
IS y Except sunday-No. 7t-Loca "a
eN 4 n. $50 p. N-rrom at che South.
I'D H-From Charlotte. Rateizh, Durham.
.nee titv and Local Stati ns.
y a. prom Kersviue and Local stations.
No f5-Trom Baltimore and West
";S a NJ. No O.. s.15 p. n. 20. 7s-F-om
Wsst Point and local Stat--rs.
- W. ~MESTbfRY. p. p. A..
- Z Nain Street. Richmond. Va
NfIT. g. IT, HAEDW1CK.
Nn N--P and Gen. Mrr: Pass. Trar. 8g~.s
w o. INf-oE r.. p a.
washington. y. c..
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RICHNF~~ w GRsTN MARKET
Richmond. Va, December Il. 800.
QUOTATIONS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

1--we IOCk MARkEI.
(Sales az Union Stock YarisD
Receipts FOR the week ending December "a,
1sos.
Best steers. 6gJ@c-; medium 10 good. 4Q4Ac.:
common O. fair, 8dSiEc-. heifers. 2%13a.c.. dry
cows, -44S1c bulls, 2izNSc.; fresh cows. SEA
500. Veal calves. 5hHTc.. hogs. 6 H06. 7Sc..
shoats. S06i4c.. lambs. 688c.. good sheep, 5Eq0
g. common 70 medium. 44u5c.: bucks. sag
4lsc. - Up and lambs in good demand.
The quarantine against Southern cattle will
be raised midnight December 18th until March
IL. 1877.
Prospects good for next week or all KINDS
OF stock.
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NEW YORK. December 1.-THE dry goods
market holds firm. The movement of merchan-
disc f. very large, but 20 Is being haupered
by delay in transportation. A new price list
has been issued on cotton ducks. but substan-
TALLY Nttlc change has beeo made IA the net
prices. General advances in linlngs during thc
past sixty 90 ninety days have reached as high
a. BdeO per cent. and n Is thought that the
top has not been reached. Demand Is ia ex-
cess OF supply.
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PROFIT TAKING
UPSET MARKET
treasury Department Relief
Measure Called Out Prompt
and Emphatic Response.
EXCHANGE MADE REBOUND
Decided Expansion in the Volume
OF Transactions on Stock
Exchange.

NEW YORK. December E.-There was
a prompt and emphatic response to-day
both in the money market and the stock
market 20 the reliof measure OF tho
Treasury Department for tie money
strinFency announced at Washington after
the market had closed yesterday. The re-
adjustment W the price level at the OPEN
ing OF the stock market was almost spas-
mode in It's violence. There were success
siFe advances by sudden inroads OF large
buylug orders at different periods during
tie cay The FIRST quotation FOR money ar
tlo stock Exchange was l0 per cent.
ineFr Was "a furry 20 IS per cent late
IN tn' day. but tho ruling rate was lower
tlan the opening, Sterling exchange made
q suldDu rebound from It's rapid fall Of
yesterday towards the gold imrorf point.
and tle feeling of relief iu London over
this ~r.laNatlpn q the threatened strain
on th-t markets resources was 80 great
'lat Ie open market rate Tor discount
rates there reccded There was "a decided
expansion in lilo volume % transactiong
ar tIe stock exchange. The Increased
specnthtiou to-daS vas largely ~congcstec
III stocks which are the recognized IA
Noritrs Tor operations by pools and groups
or large capitalists.
Tlc ilmp tn 81. Paul was accompaniei
tF rftmnrs ~ an early announcement OF
subscription rights % new stock Read
ing ana Amalgamated copper were A.
focted hy gossip ~ intended dividend in-
creasa7 An over oVferl-d short Interest
was credited with spec si Influence in tile
r'se m canadian Pacific Co. "a record price.
rho eln-trc7srry continued 70 absorb
funds from thc market and H-aou was
cer1sited Tor transfer fo New Orleans
PROFIT taking unsettled the Iate market
~Fomevhat ard the closing was irrer-lu-.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
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ON c

their profess felt they have simply quiet eating
mem or c9lrse, n they hold out a. that
game eggs Wiu have 20 come fnVn ~, -
uey hold out with Christmas right upon usg'
larger receipts Of al kinds o. produce are
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SAVANNAH "A. December i1.-TURPEN-
TINE-FIrm at 61c.. sales, lao casks. re-
CENTS. 1921 casks. shipments. l07 casks. Rosin-
Firm: sales. 2i9 barrels; receipts. 7.IS7 bar
rels: shipments. 1888 barrels: stock. $3.50 bar
rels.
CHARLESTON. s c.. December 11.-TTR-
PENTINE ROsIN-Nothing doing.
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NIsCF' '~0rrs MARKET


reported by Rodgers. MoCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. u.-PEANUTS-
Spanish-Firm at Sl-5 PEI bushel. Virginias-
Firm at 5Q5Ac. for fancy stock, machine pick
ed, Sisgt14c.i sheiling stock. 3H4fc
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tdAh quotations We're As follows. Flour
Firm. No. 2 spring wheat-SaS5c,: No n
@hc No. ? yellow. TAc. No. . oats Sac
10. 2 white S6a@Ac. No. 8 white. 38& aSsc.
No. = rye. 641n65c Fair 10 choice mailing
@055c No I naxseed. $l.Igiz. No. 1 northwest.
.ern, SLz2is. prime timothy seed. S.&a4.g0.
Clover contract grade. SiS.75. Short RIBS. sides
uoose). mesa pork Dcr barrel. SIS;
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Merchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co,

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r. g..
Steamers loaee Norte.k Cor ha4lon Euesday.
= .lueslav. Friday and Sunday. For Fr1rs
eencr Mon" H Thursday ana safu-.av AZ !
= H. Passenrers an froiEnt taken Tor az
New Elg-.n4 points rlckets a aale a. IL.
and o. ~. ana ~. -ri " Ry oaic.s aaa
80 SO East Man
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Chicnpo Grain Market.

CHICAGO. December 1.-THE local wheat
market weakened to-day on liberal selling or
he December option by elevator interests.
ana Il closed easy with Mag down &C. Corn
was of 1sUisc. oats were &c. lower. Pro
Visions were lel1aS0c. lower.
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decided whether or not aided Fairmount
School in tn, contest.
(Signed) THE COUPON
BY l.. Agnes Burke. b. Grade, Fair
mount school.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. December u -seshoa-t
~ Line. common and Misunderstanding DO
fug.
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lard. per lo pounds $50; short clear sides
i'lAecl, Ssue-I- Mhlekeg. basis u nigh
vines N% butter-Narket steady. cream
-sisA --4Ali oalTies. Eu-lc Eggs-stescy;
prine nrsfs, &c. extras, 90. Checse-steady
al l1Bl4c.
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CLOSING BoND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. l. and Pacific X. r. o.. IN
ChicaEo, r. T. and Pacific r. r col. S.. 81
=, - C. and st. Louis gen. 4s.-......-. 1vl52
loloralo Industrial 6. series A...-.-...... 4ae
''iat' A-i4tah1 e. fS<
dorado ana Southern G.-..-.......... sls
Una Jos
Denver and Rio Grande - tbid) ............ ~
Dlsthlers securities .-.--..--.-...... SIH
EIie prior lien 1oo
re yenerA 50
docking Valley as C5id3 .....--......... 1g7
s-pA - ~
Japan G.. md ~
Japan As, cerfinca tcs 80
S1psn certlncates ....-..--.-.....- sss2
japan tts certificates. End series.-...... aI%
louisville and Nashville Unified 4s........ ui&
M@tiat.An cyrsli gold Observation-Disclosures rv
Mexican Central q
.tloau Deatra- 4t c-.--..-.--e.- ~
MINI. and 81. Louis IS fofer~D....--. -
Missouri kansas ana Texas 5s..-.....-... s7ya
missouri. kansas ana TcNas znIs......... 81
Noble and Ohio Col II. 5s......... "a
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0ft COTTON closed steady. r points Gerlrr.
n4l-nE up-anas. N5ps miedlng galc. 100.
sales. 80 bales.
Cottrn rfealy; uitdiinF. 1870. nee receipts.
hnie erts rerelp-r. A1n bales, saies. -
laics stock iio.eis bales.
lotal fp-iay az AL pYrts-Net receipts. T6.DU
bales export O. France. 1853 bales. o. TIE
''atntnt Lt8 bales. stock. IE2.E77 bales.
i~-us9Adaied a. an p0rts-Net receipts. Z.11G
user. export 20 Great Britain. H.l4 bales. 70
France. Isr hsics. o. ne Continent. = -.
nals-. 81 Japan. g.Es halcs.
Total sinor sertembcr 1s- az all ports-Set
nnfIlf-- Afl3.-4 bales. export 90 E-eas Britain.
Mtt ha.ez ~ France. 1886 bales. % tnc
'f9tinen- lHl,l1J bales. 60 japan. 6-.t-
bales
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.teamsr- ~ Old has Line. leaving ISIS 81 "a
ar~iv.nr Baltimore $50 A. N. connr,-s~r
N5rta. East ana west FOR tickets ana -
formation apply Co o.. and @. Ry.. Richmond
Transfer Company. aus No 81 East Mala
SILL
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q Virginia Navigation Coz

MONDAY. WEDNESDAY FR7.
DAY AT Q A ". for %orfotk- Ports
mouth. Old Point Newport News. Claremont
&nd J mes River landings. connecting a. OId
Point foI washington. Baltimore ana ~
North stateroo-ns reserved To- .he Might ~
moderate prices Electro cars direct q "a
Excursion Tickets IN sale az Richmond ~raas-
Ter Co. $40 r Naiu Street. 500 p Main
street or on wharf or steamer H0und trip.
FRetEht recei Z Tor above na~rf nfe~4. ara
all points in Eastern Virginia. Norh Carolina
and the East INO y Azrns.
LHLLN N--L.---. Con- VT
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BayLinet to Baltimore

Via A.. and I'D. RV nnH Oh r.rr
r. s MAIL ROUTE.
: Leave Redmond VIA e. ana -
cay. except saHdAS. et . +. ~
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any sums curtailed? Do you not be-
lieve that every dollar noted here is
Justly demanded by your countys
needs and is honestly expended? Is
not this expenditure justified by legiti-
mate progress? Yet Democracy urges
retrenchment and assails the motives
of legislatures that have granted these
sums! What do you think of Democ-
racy's business judgment? Democracy
is challenged to name one misapproprl-
alton, one case of extravaganza. Democ-
racy dares not prejudice its case by
specifying. It contents itself with
pure and brazen making
general allegations with the hope OF
fooling some one out of vote.
WHY DOES MAINE SPEND MORE?
The taxable wealth of the people has
increased, not the rate of taxation. The
rate of State taxation is two and one
half mills, the lowest it has been in
nearly half a century. By the end OF
the year the State will have reduced
the public debt in 1905 by almost $780,
0oO-bringing the total debt down to a
round million. There are $4,000 in
Names treasury seeking State bonds
for purchase before maturity. The
larger part of the States increased
revenue has come from taxes ON cor
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06

what is still known as the Foy place.
The places were about a half mile
apart and each family had number of
stalwart boys and fights between them
were very common. One time MI.
Spring, the father of all the Springs,
took contract from the town to build
a bridge across a certain stream in his
vicinity and he did very poor job. to
the extent that he and the bridge be-
came a laughing stock for the whole
community. It was said that the
bridge looked more like bier (Which is
a frame of wood for carrying the dead
to the grave) than it did like bridge.
Shortly after the building of the bridge
Spring boy and Foy boy had an al
tercation and it was said to have been
wordy in the extreme. They fired
every thing that was derogatory to each
other or to their respective families at
each other until at last the Foy boy
said to the Spring boy: Eyes! and
there is that bridge that your father
built for the town. 1t looks like ID
funeral" J.o.J.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06

DR. Williams Pink Pills Cure Stubborn
Rheumatism. No One Who Reads This
Can Afford to Let Prejudice Prevent
Giving the Remedy Trial.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have been eur
ing the most stubborn cases of rheumatism
for nearly a generation and thousands OF
grateful patients have given testimony that
cannot be Ignored.
If you suffer from this disease and have
not given the pills "a trial perhaps it is your
prejudice or the influence of some friend
that has prevented your finding health.
Perhaps your doctor cannot help you and
the thousand remedies recommended for
rheumatism do not touch your case We
haye1on record hundreds of just such cases
cured by DR.. Williams Pink Pills and will
welcome the opportunity to submit the evil
dence to you.
Mr. Robert Odbert, a machinist, living at
201 Cameron street, Detroit, Mich, had a
very distressing experience with rheuma-
tiSm for about two years. He makes the
following statement: "About the year 1887
| felt the effects of rheumatism which grad
ually grew worse until l was compelled to
give up work for d time. The years Of '97
and '9S | was confined to my bed most of
the time | was under doctors treatment
but found no relief. My legs were swollen
from the hips downward and red blotches
appeared all over them. Frequently they
panied me so that had to bind them tight
ly with strips of linen. This sometimes re-
lieved the pain but at other times failed to
do so. At times l had to crawl to my work,
using two crutches. During these spells |
suffered greatly from pain around my heart
which attributed to the rheumatism.
SAT last my mother, who then lived in
Stratford, wrote me and asked me to take a
course of treatment with DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. l did so and in short time |
found myself getting better and have had
no trouble since. l may here add that l
consider myself perfectly cured. l have
not had the least sign of the disease since
and feel better now than l ever did. For
these reasons | recommend DR.. Williams
Pink Pills to any one affected the same as
was"
The testimony of Mr. Odbert, concerning
the specific value of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills as cure for rheumatism, is of inter-
est to all sufferers from this most distress
ing disease. DR.. Williams Pink Pills not
only cure rheumatism but many common
diseases depending directly or indirectly
upon a depraved condition of the blood,
such as an9mia, Indigestion, sciatica,
neuralgia, nervous headaches and many
forms of weakness.
Sold by all druggists, or by mail, postpaid
on receipt of price, 80 cents per box, six
boxes for $3.50, by the Dr. Williams Medi-
cine Co., Schenectady, n. Y.
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YOU PAY TAXES.

It makes big business proposition,
the relation of the State of Maine as
a bureau of expenditure with the six
teen counties that comprise the State.
WHAT DO YOU PAY?
The State. by provision of law, COL
lects certain sums from towns as taxes.
This is the money you pay to the State
in order to do your share toward sup
porting State institutions, and for the
regular purposes of disbursement and
apportionment back to towns through
the State treasury.
WHAT COMES TO YOU?
Here are the figures for your county
figures taken from the official records.
They are not campaign figures. They
are indisputable. They show what
sums revert to your county from the
State treasury. They show how much
counties receive back-many counties
receiving more than they pay in State
taxes. Study your own county totals.
"EXTRAvAGANCE," SHOUTS DEMoC-
RACY.
Mr. Tax payer, here is how the State S
money is spent so far as your county is
concerned. Do you see any extrava-
gance in any particular? Dc you want
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Maine R. F. D. Carriers.

The annual State convention of the
Maine Rural Letter Carriers Associa-
ton was held in Waterville Aug. 2sth,
with eight counties represented. The
following officers were elected: Gilbert
E. Moulton of Sebago Lake, president;
Henry A. Hewes, vice. president; Harry
E. Morton of West Buxton secretary
treasurer; Edwin j. Nelson of Newport,
sergeant-at-arms; E. G. Toothaker of
Freeport, F. L. Hatch of Morrill,. H. B.
Payson of Brooks, J. R. Clark of Water
vile, d. E. Watson of Houlton, ex-
ecutive committee; Harry A.,,Hewes and
Gilbert E .Moulton, national delegates.
The next convention will be held in
Bangor.
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porations-exceeding million in 1905.
In ten years the valuation of Maine
timberlands has been nearly doubled
and special commission is now ex-
ploring with view of getting at the
just valuation of timberlands for fur
Their assessment. The Republican plat
form pronounces for equalization in
taxation and is doing practical work to
that end. How can Democracy criti-
CHE?
HOW ABOUT YOUR COUNTY?
Isn't the showing a satisfactory one?
Corporations and wild lands are paying
more-counties and towns are paying
less-the State tax rate has been reduc-
ed quarter of a mill. Do you want
:'Gold King" Davis-Western mine
operator and diverter of Names cash
capital into his foreign schemes-do
you want promoter" Davis at the
head of your State finances?
DO NOT BE FOOLED.
Resubmission can be attended to at
the proper time. Just now there is a
bigger thing before voters. 1t is
NAMES GOOD BUSINESS
NAMES FINANCIAL INTEGRITY.
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DR.. Firms Testimony Interesting.

DIR. Thomas CHM, of Boonsboro, Mo-, who
has practiced medicine for 80 years, says
the profession for treatment of kidney and
bladder diseases, and says he has never
found anything so effective in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble as
Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t stops Irregularities
and builds up the whole system. K. H.
Moody
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss se: Of &MAzzzzM
Three Years for DR.. Briggs.

BANGOR, Sept. l. At the opening of
court this morning a verdict of guilty
of manslaughter was rendered against
DR.. VIM. H. H. Briggs of this city,
charged with the murder of Miss Maude
B. Taggett of Masardis, by criminal
operation on Feb. "a, from which she
died March 1. The jury reached an
agreement at $50 O'Clock and was out
from o'clock last night. The prisoner
took the verdict calmly and with ap-
parent resignation. He was remanded
for sentence. Later in the day DR..
Briggs was sentenced to serve three
years at hard labor in the State prison.
He said nothing in his own behalf be-
fore sentence was passed and took it
without the betrayal of any sign of
emotion.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
ITO Cure a Felon"

says Sam. Kendall of Phillipsburg, Kan,
''just cover it over with Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and the Salve will do the rest" Quick
est cure for Burns, Boils, Sores, Scalds,
Wounds, Piles, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Chap
ped Hands, Sore Feet and Sore Eyes. Only
Csc. at R. II. Moody's drug store. Guaran-
tepd
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
Caution Notice.

My wife. Hattie P. sprague, having left my
war; all persons not to harbOr or trust her on my
account. as shall pay no bills Of her contract
ing. EDMUND B. SPRAGUE.
Frankfort, Maine, September /, 1905.