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BROUGHT TROOPS FROM PHILIPPINES

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
San Francisco. Cal, Jan. l5.-Ihe army
transport sherman. which arrived here
from Manila yesterday. brought the en-
listed of the Twenty-second lnfontry,
numbering $50 men and three officers.
They will be stationed about San Fran
cisco Bay.
Gen. W. II. Carter, who for the last
three years has been in command of the
Department OF the Niscayas, including
the islands of Mindanao and Samar, also
was d passenger He is en- route to Chi
cagoto take command Of the Department
Of the Lakes.
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FORMER ARMY OFFICERS ARRESTED.


Al1oclated Pres DISPATCH by Special Wires
San Francisco CAL, Jan. 15.-Alex-
ander Goehr and Harry J Collins. at one
time officers In the United States Army.
were arrested here yesterday, on the
arrival of the transport Sherman. on ac-
count of a letter received at police head
quarters from c. r. Trowbridge, head Of
fbe secret Service at Manila. which was
sent in advance OF the visitors.
According 10 Trowbridge's letter. both
men have bad records. They will be held
here pending investigation.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

associated Press Dispatch nv sDecial Wires
Washington, Jan. l5.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware
Rain and warmer tonight; fair tomor-
row preceded by rain in the early morn
inc: brisk south wind, Shifting 20 westerly.
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Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. l5.-The tug
Cuba towing the barge Dunlo. from Ports
mouth. which passed in the Delaware
hwakWater today. reports that she lost
the hargcs Remus and Baddock 90 sea
Saturday night during o. severe storm.
The hnrgcs were bound from eastern ports
for Philadelphia The hawsor parted,
and the Cuba was unable to pick up the
hagc
Until the tug arrives at Philadelphia
nothing can be learned as to the safety Of
the crews of the bargos.
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aaloneu to Loan.
Business Opportunities.
11MRER PROPOSITION.

shares in wholesale lumber manufacturing
s,.iiis and ia a proposition worth considering
rbev can be secured for 25 cents each for cash OF
on cay terms Write iol prospectns az once;
janl56t a - s"~NAA -e1~A'on' -
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order the best. Our oysters are opened
fresh daily; no better anywhere at any
price. W. A. Coke, Fourth and Adams
Both phones 1867
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Aotiffs.

6-6n6F- -ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED
Nh 10 give credit 10 my wife, Alien X.
't-fsr alter this date, december 10th, 1875,
,5l hsslet my led ana board and 1 viii not
r-ons1e Tor her debts
.e-eini OSWALD IT. WINKLER.
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LooAL BKETIrIES

Bucher, sign painter, GIG Shipley.s
Umbrellas repaired at 4l2 shiplsy street
hootna snd heaters, Williams, loo ".A0'n-
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eubIir salts.

A DMINlsIRArORs sALE-WfLL BE SOLD
y at public sale. on the premises No. III
Hawley street. between Second and Third streets
slverbrook, on friday, January lstn, lsoo, az
deem with a six room frame house; with a stable
and wagon-house for horses. JAMES W.
licensed. sudham & Son, AuctioneeIs. ianlO-stl
A DMINlsTKATOR' 5 SALE
n OF
Valuable Market Street Real Estate.
qhe one-third share or interest OF Frederic II.
Grlfin NJ D., deceased, IN the Office building
ana premises No. 9l1 Market Street will be sold
nv the undersigned, at the Court House. on
SATURDAY, January 10Th, 1906, at 10 O'Clock
y M, iot twenty-five feet front running through
fo ghipley street Terms at sale.
WILLIAM II. BRlsrOW, Adminislrator.
Henry c Conrad, Attorney. ianlsi6-ie-i9
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MNlara {. Davis.

THE FITTING OF GLASSES
Is a matter that requires both
EXPERIENCE and SKILL.
These await you here, and
with them, unusual ample
facilities for executing the
necessary work when the
proper lenses are determined.
Repairs promptly and carefully done
az short notice.
Millard +. Davis,
Jcwoler Onucian.
gAND % EAST sECONp ST.
Established 1872
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GrhuCruAL DkAUGHIsMAN nEsIRFr
~ position where knowledge OF drawing and
tilsononeirical computations may be REQUIRED
Aodfcss II 2l
lAhll, ialale livery Evening Office.
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siinaiinns sFnntfh

w ANrED-BY YOUNG LADY. Position 1s
nookkeeper 2 years experience; best Of
io,llcnNe, Address W 2,
lN-iool5 Every Evening Office.
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9anfinq.

4i "a q AlAA r.
tnkN HALL
TOT btPOR1MENT,
hiGENres IhlslCAL CULTURE.
Assntl'.- -, ~ Monday, 3 10 ION m.
eva music "e'neslay evening, $50 10
luga,s uesday and Saturday afternoons.
Ne1nr. 'n'' waltz ard Two step, day or
hssso,neo' Tie Gabie,
-. 81 A.-ilouse, 7i7A. school, 2el7D.
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AEln aTantra-N Nlalr.

Ctoop MECHANIC o ATrtND OFFICF AND
" do light work around carrenter snon Apniv
lfhlo-u COS ORANGE srREhI
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IoR SALE OR RENT-looi MONROE STREET,
j seven rooms ana bath; possession o. once
Apply khkOi's, seventh and King sts. ianii-ti
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agents ana salssmrn zFantfd.
CALEsNAN WANTED-WELL EQUIPPED
> salesman 10 cnll on physicians. A very OK
cepuonal opportunity is offered for immediate
work. Stale age and experience.
janl8-2l3 LOCK BOX $685. Philadelphia
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
s heriH's S ale.
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF WALDO SIS

COUNTY OF WALDO SIS
Taken this 2oth day of November, 1916, on exc
cution dated November :, 1906. issued on a udg
ment rel dered by the supreme Judicial Court for
the county OF PenobScot at the term thereof be-
gun and held on the first Tuesday of April, 1904,
to wit on the I'd day of March. 1904, in favor of
Jaman Perry of Ola Town in the county of Pc
nObScot and state of Maine, administrator of the
estate OF Asa Larrabee, late of said Old Town.
deceased, and against Sarah Rand and VIM NJ.
Rand both of Monroe in the county of Waldo ard
State OF Maine for forty five dollars and seven
ty-eight cents (S45.7S) debt OF damage and eleven
dollars and forty cents (Sll.4n costs OF suit.
and viii be sold al public auction on the prem
Uses in said Monroe to the highest bidder on the
26th day Of December 1906. al 10 O'Clock i'll the
forenoon tie following described Zeal e>tHt- and
all the right. title and Interest which the SAID
Sarah Rand has ana had in and to the same, TO
wit a parcel of land located in the town OF Mon
roe. being a part of lot seventy-tve 40 III the
letter &C. tract beginning AT a stake ana stones
on the Southt a>t line OF land formerly owned by
widow Rand, thence north fifty three and one
third t53A degrees east on said Rand farm and
land OF +. A. stevens thirty-three (35) DDS to a
stake and stones thence south three (3) degrees
west twenty five (25) ro!s to a stake and stones
on the north line OF land of Rufus Robinson. for
merly land of Nelson Woodbury.; thence north
seventy eight (1S) degrees west tWenty-SiN and
one-halt (26l) rods on said RObnson'S land to
the place OF beginning. containing two acres
more or less
F. l.. EMMONS, Deputy Sheriff.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
"AvOID ALCOHOL"
Worse Than Consumption. Says DR..
CrotherS.

Worse Than Consumption
Crothers.
The contention that alcohol IS oene-
fetal in the treatment of tu0ercnloSI i
was declared to be fallacious ny ". !.
D. Crothers, superintendent OF "alnut
Lodge Hospital Hartford. Conn.,, III an
address before the recent ihterna.lolial
congress on tuberculosis IN New 1ork
city. He declared that, on the con.
trary, alcohol is really more dangerous
than the disease it is given " coriec'
DIR. Crothers said:
alcohol as a remedy or preventive
medicine is a most dangerous drug: An
preparations of syrups CONTAINING
spirits increase rather than dlmlhlSh
tile disease. They may cover up the
bad symptoms, but they increase the
polsons. Rock and rye prescriptions
make the conditions more lncuIapie; :,
Alcohol is a narcotic, ana wnile
quieting the pain. and iessehlhg the
cough, diminishes the vitality ana power
OF nature to over come the disease: Coh-
sumption and alcoholism are Twin SIS
tiers. The subsistence of the one Is fol
lowed by the development OF the other.
Alcoholic parents are followed by
conSumptive children. ana consump-
tive parents have alcoholic chlidren:
Statistics show that at least third OF
the descendants of inebriates have con-
sumption, and fully a fourth OF the
children of consumptives become spirit
drinkers.
Spirit drinkers living in close, bad
air always have lung diseases: Alcohol
and drug taking are very active causes
of consumption, for the reason that
they diminish the vitality of the body
and the power to resist bacteria in
vasions. Also they add to the toxins
and poisons of the system. Consump-
ton may not break out from these
causes, but pneumonia is almost GER
tain to follow. Children born during
this period are almost certain to be
inebriates in any ordinary exposure.
Both of these diseases depend on pol
sons and low vitality.
I'm alcoholism the system IS starved
and the brain and nerves suffer, and
alcohol is most grateful narcotic. In
consumption a local Inflammation ex
lists, encouraged by low resisting power
and general degeneration.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
Augustus New Ordinance.

Augusta has a new ordinance. The
city government his passed without a
dissenting vote the following: Be it
ordained by the city council of the City
of Augusta, as follows:
Section /. Whoever wilfully or neg
ligently spits upon any sidewalk, or in
any public building in the City of
Augusta shall be fined not less than 81
nor more than $40, and in default of
payment may be imprisoned not ex-
ceeding 10 days.
Section 2. The city marshal is here
by directed to enforce the foregoing
section"
This is in line with similar legislation
that has been passed by nearly all
Maine municipalities and City Marshal
Donovan says that he will enforce the
law to the latter.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Warner e. Tower of LncOmvillP,
w in the county of Waldo aud state of Name.
by his mortgag deed, dated the sixteenth day OF
November, a. u. 1899. and recorded in Waldo
County Registry of Deeds. Book 256. Page t91
conveyed to the undersigned. the Camden Saw
ingS Bank, corporation duly established by
law and located at Rockport in the county of
Knox amt State OF Maine. three-quarterS of all
the lime rock on the following described prem
iSes or parcel of land lying in said Lincoluville,
and bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at an oak tree Stanuing on the Southerly
line or bank OF said premises or quarry; thence
south 21o west fifteen rods and eight links to the
center of the ditch or drain leading from said
nineteen; thence north 14o east seventeen rods
to a pine stump; thence south 90 east thirteen
rods thence south 500 east sixteen rods to bass
wood tree; thence north 79o east nine rods to the
drain leading from said quarry; thence north $50
east twenty three rods; thence south 27o east
thirteen rods; thence south 69o west fifty five
rods, more or less, to the place of beginning;
with all the privileges of a convenient cart road
along the sOutherly line of said premises AS near
the line as can be convenient. but bars or gate
to be kept across said road see deed I4inconVle
Coal aud Marble Company to Warner {. Tower
dated Nav 5. 1855, and recorded in Waldo Regis
try of Deeds, Book 93, Page 4lS; and whereas
the condition of said mortgage has been broken.
condition thereof the undersigned, the Camden
Savings Bank. claims a foreclosure of said mort
gage.
Dated this twentieth day of November. A. D..
1906.
THE CAMDEN SAVINGS BANK.
By W. A. HoLwAY, Its Treasurer, duly author
3w47
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
MANY SUDDEN DEATHS
From Poisonous rheumatism
The Disease has its Dangers Should be
Taken in Time.

rheumatism has long been regarded as a
trouble which, while it might be painful. was not
necessarily dangerous. Veryfew persons. 1t was
thought. ever died from rheumatism. Recent
investigation among scientists has proved how
ever the utter fallacy of such belief. Three
fourths to seven eights of the sudden deaths;
heart failures etc are due primarily to neglected
rheumatism. The Rheumatic Acid Poison IS al
lowed to stay in the system until suddenly one
day it grips the muscles of the heart and all Is
over. ~ . .,.
Rheumatism is durable if the proper treatment
is used Liniments, plasters and an local appii.
no one ever heard of their permanently c curing p
case of rheumatism. The only way to cure Rheu-
matism is the Urc-O way. Nentrallze tine Rneu-
matte acid and drive it from the system. mat IS
what Urc-O does. No matter what is the KIND
or ch .Tacter OF the Rheumatism, il is all caused
by the same Rheumatic poison. LumDago. MUS
c1lar or Articular Rheumatism yields at once to
Uric o. The store of R. H. Moody IS the nome OF
Uric-O in Belfast and he can tell you all about
its wonderful virtues and the many cures sit It has 3s
made right here in your Own town. IL sells LOT
75c, and 500 a bottle. If you wish to test
Uric-U before purchasing, letter to the smith l,a
Drug Co., Syracuse N Y, Will plins Sou " 'ii"i
bottle Tree of all charges
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
OLD HOME WEEK.
Plan to Have New England states Unite on
a Specific Week.

Plan to Have New England states Unite on
specific Week
BosToN, Nov. 81. At a meeting OF
the New England Passenger Assocla-
ton held here today a proposition was
submitted to have all the New Eng,
land States unite in uniform Old
Home Week, in order that the railroads
of this section may be able to secure
low annual Old Home excursion rates
from the western lines.
The question was discussed at con-
siderable length, and, while there was
some difference of opinion manifested
as to the expediency of having all the
New England States unite on specl'
tic week, it was admitted by all who
participated that some such change is
necessary if the cooperation OF the
western roads is to be secured.
The question will come up for def
mite action at the next meeting of the
association,
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
The WATERWAYS of Maine.

Charles E. Waterman, editor of the
Mechanic Falls Ledger, has just issued a
book on "The Maine Watermans," with an
account of their ancestors in Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Mr.. Water
man has been at work upon this book fol
about eight years. The first member OF
the family to settle in America was Richard
Waterman 1t is known that he was living
in Boston in 1929 1t is thought that all OF
the Watermans in Maine, with three ex
ceptions, are descendants of Robert Water
man.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
-EN. ROBERT E. LEE.

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,'s p io I WiIliam Jonas
'',bIis h. ;s ' tha en- biacf
,+iy,e raTiew in tha RrooSs
a. saT ~ hat that nortion
NY Ivy I ~ h , ' tbo S,Ir
'-, > t,tt and Lis tating
'59 ,tos ~ e fo iov no intaI
, ''"rs' fr rno thn hiogranhv.
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" ,' az, o1 lino - ~ ' Englis6
1, "PI HIM q country seat in
'9u a a'ln' q Of % 400 Ne
3. . az "l Of 20 ooo 10 o. + TO
% ~ haso w nreSident of a
Yronlotn Sontbarn con,
P'0n'0'0 '''S'N VIM
.is let+or hool, f,1ad with
Ia 10 Of 't his chara l, He
I.noiisb nohlnn1an with a
- - ,,n'l If his annreciation
45r y no,st ah;de Tho for
,r r1' mo - 4a ,t'' Of I'm NV NO, naonle :,
t T he ran,iod 4 pcapnot
,.ese o .'0 ,a ,Sti 7 have a
Isl Isl 1--we iad tho uonno
18th in hattIa mnsf
ans '2ot ~ d ia ,y their div
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oman oonnanr oeorod him
100 900 To Iocnme their
"a 3jVo 800 W c diStin1n;shad
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o0ru,I WI, W 80 e 10 no,'Id ut
d +tP9S Nth oivino nm
Id r nroSidancv IF the col,
,.e+ t'' 6a d pt1a' no, do ~ that Tho
''v ,l' wv CIV dn NV ~ " v ISL 1nn
M oro " = ~ no Sit ganer
.G',,a plo'onC d, pS in eennec
n,5r coronanv The truth is
" ra ~" rour anne Connected
~ p" f .ha ,'S so,a "U", we ", ~
uS 10 ~ ,iie fo oal@ Az had IND and
n ,', mee : ;n DO 'i h;s dis
nc . ~ lep Sn Iit+,o . "dn suIlyi
,. "ie ~ &c ii ~ $500, "Id Se that
'laC a'l "a 40 W y '" I;po =" '''"'
tl| o",0 Nv Guy t,,o +b;ros
"', .'a , lilieto .o +h VI t5e
'', 'Iio oooh 80 "tG t' az snno
.. ',SaS a" "r 4 tander q" of 7 ee's
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
E|eCtriC Co
Telephone Number 62-12.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, WILLIAM GEORGE of Searsport,
w in the County of waldo, by his mortgage
deed dated January %, A. D. 1906 and recorded
1865, conveyed to me, the undersigned, a certain
parcel of real estate situate in said Searspolt.
and bounded as follows, to wit: beginning at the
intersection of Bog Hill and the roads; thence
east by said Smart road to the Black lot; thence
south by said lot to land of Walter Matthew's
heirs; thence west by said Matthews land to ITS
northwest corner; thence south to its southwest
corner; thence east to the Kneeland lot; thence
south by lot formerly owned by William Nat
thewS; thence north Sixty-seven rods to said Bog
road; thence northeast by said road to place of
beginning containing one hundred and eleven
acres more or less. and whereas, the condition
of said mortgage has been broken, now therefore.
by reason of the breach of the condition thereof.
claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
Belfast, November IA, 1906.
3W47 ELMER +. W AIKEN.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS, PRUDENCE WILLIAMS of Isles
w boro, in the county of waldo and State of
Maine. by her mortgage deed dated the seventh
day of Way A. d. 1908. and recorded in Waldo
County Registry of Deeds Book 26s. Page 101.
conveyed 10 me, the undersigned. a certain parcel
of real estate with the buildings thereon. situated
in lsesboro, in said county of Waldo, and bound.
ed and deScl ibed as follows. to wit Bounded
northelly by the town road leading from point
near Meadow Pond, o-called, to the church;
easterly by the center line so called: Southeriy
by land Of IsleSboro Land and Improvement
Company and westerly by the town road which
interSectS the town road first mentioned, at the
point begun at near said Me dow Pond contain
ing eight acres more less, and consisting OF ali
the real estate conveyed to the saO Prudence
Williams by Benjamin Il. Redman. by his deed
of warranty, dated Dec. 8. 1880, and recorded IN
Waldo Registry of Deeds. Book 1872, Page l29, and
a small piece of land not included in said deed
And whereas, the condition of said mortgage
has been broken; now therefore. by reason OF
the breach OF the condition thereof clam
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated this sixteenth day of October \. D. 1905
3w46 GRENVILLE 7. FLETCHER.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas, Arthur S. Fuller OF Searsmont, county
of Waldo and State of Maine, conveyed to me the
mont by his deed of mortgage dated November
18th, 1905, ard recorded in Waldo County Regis
try of Deeds, Book 279. Page go. to which refer
ton and whereas, the condition of said mortgage
has been broken, now therefore, by reason OF the
breach of the condition thereof, claim fore
closure of said mortgage with debt or damage at
fifty dollars. SAMUEL MILLER.
Searsmont, Nov. %, 1906.-3w4s'
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
NOTICE.

The New England Telephone n Telegraph
Company respectfully petitions the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the CITY et Belfast. Maine,
for location for its poles and wires thereon, and
the necessary supporting and strengthening fix
lures and wires. in the following named streets
and highways of said city.
said company agrees 10 reserve space for one
cross arm at the top OF all the above poles for
telephone. fire alarm and police signal wires.
owned 10y the city and used for municipal pur-
poses. said poles to be erected under the super
vision of such officers as said city may designate.
Following are the streets and highways above
referred to;
Staples road, 50 called. from Swan Lake Ave.
TO the Cltypoint road; Robbins road, So-rAlled,
from the Belmont road Ia the Ctuttr Belmont
road; Edgtc NH road from present 20 - line t"
l.incomviIe Ave; Alto street from Belmont Ave.
to Linconvlle Ave.
Dated October md. 1906.
New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
by FRANCIS \. Houston.
General Manager. C. II. 4.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
jtprary News and Notes.

.srce number of children will
i ''.! IA in the announcement that
l'eI ~ for 1906 has been published
.iI'- l.:-ss x Co., PIP summer street,
lai' lis A standard juvenile. Its
:. 1,s.urps delights the eye and
sr- both interesting and IN
.nnrr number of the New
- anne contains the second
taiment of Mr.. Barry's ar
..- IT, oyalty of the Senate"
+skes the affirmative side
Ion Is the Senate loyal?'
suyof the sensational maya
rIvered in the negative. 1t
tire first of an interesting
.. .-...-s by Miss Sarah Louise
LIE. Lean of simmons College,
4aalTS in the educatlonal
the problems which oeset
4 PARENTS.
..-. Der issue of Recreation is
entertaining stories that
-.artsmen everywhere. This
~ r.araz!ne is leading all its
lie, in the great out-of-door
A.. only excels i'll its hunting
+-4tures. but is also publish
nth a selection Of superior
lder appeal, "An Anti
~.Ame Of the Cities, by
--pl, the leading article in
-...r number, and the first of
a the Settlers" series, is
-.r4rt widespread interest.
..ouyh it is in its essential
-lis remarkable work Mr..
IS graphically pictured the
Il real, old-time country
Eastern States. He is evil
with his subject and has
...-f As we'll as artistic bit of
mas Everybody's is full to
with the holiday spirit, as
lie character of fiction,
t,e. but at the same time
dertakings of a purpose
.-ale not neglected. There
...- EuOWn writer's of fiction
... M The number, aid five I'M
... articles. A notable con-
the fist instalment OF
.vson's story, Friday,
dramatically interesting
Wall street and its ramlfi-
a, been the general expec-
Nlr. Lawson could tell an
rresting story, but few
-. lis command of a vivid
curative style as applied
SEES Of fiction.
rr0prately favored with
-.a~ spirit, is the predomi-
r OF the Woman's Home
~ December. Mary E:
butes in The Gift OF
ra}ly Wilkins picture of
- as we have learned to
-a her delightfully."- enter
-,s.ss. Temple Bailey also
holiday flavor in The
-orm. Other fiction in
.l j, contributed by Juliet
kIus, Jean Webster, Alice
..a Truitt Bishop and Grace
.4 An important feature
-auue is a hitherto unpub,
.... 0y tile late Eugene Field
-.- LIZ Old Blue Bear and the
Dr., writing is described by
Field, a son of Gene
MAS the rabbit" OF his dis
fathers poem. Among
.-.. articles are "Christmas
. 1y DR.. Edward Everett
mans Share in the New
G.. Program" by Samuel Nc
say and "Easy-to- Make
-.- PRESENTS" by Grace Mar
.-.-..l. There are several clever
Wallace Irwin, Edmund
,kp, Clinton Scollard, and
3. -um Peck, and Christmas
s ,--e by Katharine Pyle, How
sister. The departments
- usually strong and attrac-
II this number.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
This is Worth Remem be ring.

AS no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney Cure
will cure any case of kidney or bladder
trouble that is not beyond the reach of
medicine r. II. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
"a q TX o r T. "a.
|'bs 1.-The Kind You Have Always Bought
. &xNz<zx
Dancing Proves Fatal.

-T- VTHg TTUVes dtdf'
aas men and women catch colds at
s1Urm witch terminate in pneumonia and
ley 5a, !, After exposure, if FOley's
s Il %a0 lar is taken it will break up a
uss au no serious results need be feared.
ssso any but the genuine in yellow
st k. II. Moody.