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Weak Women

TO weak and ailing women. there is at least one
way to help. But with that way. two treatments
must be combined. One is local, one is constitu-
Honal. but both are important. both essential
DR.. Shops Night Cure is the Local.
DR.. Shops Restorative. the Constitutional
The former-Dr. Shops Night Cure topical
mucous membrane suppostory remedy. while DR..
Shops Restorative is wholly an internal treat
ment. The Restorative reaches throughout the
entire system. seeking the repair of all nerve.
all tissue. and all blood ailments.
, The Night Cure as its name implies. does its
work while you sleep. It soothes sore and infam-
ed mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
discharges. while the Restorative. eases nervous
excitement gives renewed vigor and ambition.
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
strength. vigor. and energy. Take DR.. Shops
Observation-Disclosures or Lcuid-asa general tonic
to the system. For positive local help use rs well
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An Enthusiastic Student.

One of the most enthusiastic young men
have met for long time was one on his
way home from the Shorter Course in Ag-
riculture at Orono. A hard and steady
worker on his fathers farm, he has taken
this course to help in the duties of the com
ing season, and was enthusiastic over the
benefits obtained during that short pei od.
AS l listened, the wish was strong that
thousands of our boys might have the same
opportunity to get an insight into the true
meaning of farm work-Dr. Geo. NJ.
TWitchell in the Maine Farmer.
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FREEDOM NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that for valuable con-
sideration hereby release unto my minor son
Leland Robbins, the balance of his time during
his minority; that shall claim none of his wages
andpay no debts of his contracting after this date.
Belfast, February 10. 1907.
3w8 EPHRAIM ROBBINS
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Legislative Notice.

" he Committee on Judiciary will give public
hearing i'll its room at the State House in Angus
ia. Friday, March 8, 1907, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
No. 2s3. On an act to grant additional powers
to the Sebasticook Power Company, authorizing
them to sell electricity in the counties of Penob-
scot, Waldo, Somerset and Kepnebec.
j. IL. MONTGOMERY, Secretary
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IoNGffLlOW DAY.

.o,e in the Public Schools Of
0p* Belfast.
80, the Tooth anniversary OF
|fhuaA i,,,- Wads worth Longfellow,
4 Nfib Oh observed throughout the
/. gers" iocal observance was con-
Lrry 5Iie schools, the teachers in
liz iA5 Ja, having arranged appro-
;s'sI' ,r, which were well rendered
|aR PRIV Following are the pro-
tbeiI PD'
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kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures all Coughs, and expels Colds from
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TO LET

Upper story of wooden building on High street,
next south of Memorial building. good loca-
ton for upholsterer, carpenter or paint shop
Apply to WALDO TRUST CO.,
tf26 Belfast, Maine
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OylF ,elr,,.
Misc ~. GRADES L, IL, Ill AND Nv.
5ia. d 44e,te A Wlggin, Isabel Towle,
A'O7i u "a Mad worth, Mrs. Maude
fo.leti and Mrs. Samuel
DDg 49,, Adams, teachers.
wy 'lblstlad- H4iis"
soit,,. Grades III and Nv
IiT''d''0as By lie yupils If Grades ani
oag ii India. ,.....,
etSalatlols b. ,I1.'. ,t Grades |. and IL.
nnIIhe Arra}- ,{ 9ie - pupils:
aGs',23 "1o lTaIu, GLADYS Fnltz
prtA katherine Klttradse2 V Giiadvs prodford
sa3 cac as Frsno Nsta a1nad po1 tile
''''o. b Grade III, o Ni"'o'n'e'
las .r- We hldten'S Hourn
- ihe Psalm vi Lite -
H., Grades III andy
Aa s4,l r-ga.,. w. Iade schools sat in one
f PtIts 9t sEetrI ''' ntS 4uotaslGns vi
/ Dmug desc e ysyn oi CLongleIiow, $
P.sSPeaJed "l0ale h, Ne % ~, vi aues l. anu
S6oi u To lie ebfldranl ,a'Id d pleasihg
ID siteiD| p-le with tha, "? ;f ny II /.
er 'lsM SOME such word. ord" ~ ~ ne might MOI
IL Trs d these, for the Girls tn ha Ia an
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Belfast Savings Bank.

Notice is hereby given that Savings Bank Book
application has been made f0r duplicate book
according to laws regulating issuing new books.
WILMER j. DORMAN, Treasurer.
Belfast, February %, 19O7.-3w9
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Application for Pardon.

MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA, February q, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that a petition for the
pardon of Winfield s. Edmnster, convict in
the county Jail at Belfast, under sentence
pending before the Governor and Council,
and hearing thereon will; be granted in the
Council Chamber at Augusta, on Wednesday,
March 20, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
3w9 A. l. BROWN, Secretary of State.
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@ Ella 'esom, r5aeher; Miss L. A. Nc
ooss saeher pro TEN.
A''''sa he Life of Longfellow'
INIT. School.
W I. Tile Wreck Of The Hesperus,"
WI -NatvMorr Levaughan KnOwlton,
Mary Raves
''''a' 'DL lie Children's Hour"
.dt.,. School.
''''''y'" "Children,"
.m F@'trla- combs, Louise Weber.
"'-4''.-s Tue Village Blacksmith,
act,,i School.
'''a'' '- From My Arm Chair"
so..,+... 33n- Roberts, Susie Braley.
"''''yg 'l.. teaper and The Flowers"
Dot,,,o..s Roy Coombs.
'''a'I0ls from ihe Building Of Ship,
stsri,. School.
''''" The ARROW and the Song"
ag, .... School.
-' "ti is Not Always May"
School.
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F. A. IGiLEIT ( SON.
posToFFIcE SQUARE.
Abstract of the Annual Statement of the
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
u,pTEnpn CnNN

On the 3lst day of December, 1906, made to the
State of Maine.
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Do YOU KNOW.

that in all the financial transactions In the u
s. but % is done with currency. the other "a
% being done by means of checks and bank
drafts? If you do not already keep a check
ing account start one now and you will realize
from its convenience and safety why above is
true. If you are not familiar with this sys-
TEN come to us and we will show you. The
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-03-07

Incorporated 1919. Commenced business 1919
VIM b. CLARK, President.
VIII. KING. secretary.
CapitaI Paid un in Cash. 81 600 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
TnURsDAY EVENING, JAN. II. 1857.

THE ELECTION OF Mr. Richardson as
Senator from Delaware rings down the
curtain on no unseemly comedy 10 Della
ware politics. Instead Of yielding to as
psrsistent an attack as was ever made on
the political morals Of a commonwealth,
Delaware, after nearlysten years OF effort
md annoyance, has freed itself from the
grip of a nercenary speculation who
thought unitel States senstorship was
70 be acquired rs easily as controlling
block Of stock 10 gas company. The
people Of Delaware src to be coDgfatu-
lated on being represented in the United
states Senate neither BY J. Edward Ad-
dicks nor by any one who owes his cleo
lion to him. In speaking OF the defeat
Of Mr.. Addicks, the New York Tribune
says
The day Of deadlocks at Dover is pasl,
the union republican organization, with
its motto of "Addicks or nothing" Is
disbanded. and Delawareans OF The
s,amp of Mr. Du Pont aud Mr.. Richard
son are once more in control in republ'.
car councils. Addicks is down and
ont" His disappearance terminates a
diseraceful episode and averts forever q
long threatened national scandal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Virginia News.

At the home Of Elder 7. 2 Dalton,
st Front Ro5sl, Tuesday, Mis- Hester
COnroy sss married to C.'Y Hall.
Both reside al MaTshall
Miss Annie B. Ashby, OF Washing
ton, and Herbsrs Q. Bickers, of Shenan-
doah county, visited Rockville, Tuesday
afternoon, and were married.
The hound which bit nine persons In
Norfolk few days ago was rabid, and
most Of those bitten we:e sent To the
Richmond Pasteur Institute.
John H. Larriek, one of the oldest
and best known farmers in Frederick
county, died at bis home al Chambers
vile, yesterday. aged eighty-two years,
Judge A. II. Aiken, of Danville, hal
been designated by Governor Swanson
to sit for Judge Grimsley, OF Culpepel
Circuit Court, 10 the hearing Of the
Strolher shc citing case at CulpePer.
Mrs. Male Nelms Newton, of NewporI
News, and Mr.. James Leroy Bailey, o.
Markham, Fauquier county, we're mar
ried Tuesday afternoon at ST. PauP'
Episcopal Church at Newport News
Rev. ]. Heuning Nelms, of Philadel
phia, brother of the bride, performed
The ceremony, assisted by i.ey. a. q.
Sykes, rector of the church.
DR.. L. S. Foster, the deposed super
intendent of the Eastern State Hospital
at Williamsburg. following legislative
committee investigation, yesterday after
noon made good his threat Of making
disclosures tefOre the General HosPita
Board, now sitting at Williamsburg
Dr. Foster made direct charges OF graf
against Lane, Cole. Cloves and others
Lane, who was present, gave the super
intendent the lie direct. Dr. Foster wal
then taken from the stand to proven
further trouble. Startling disclosures
may be expected today, when DR.. Eos
ter will again 60 on the stand. VIII
lamsburg was in furore of excitemen
over the incident last night The testi
mony adrluced during the day, az 9
whole. was greatly in favor OF DR.. Eos
for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
House Applaud, sheppard.

"The democratic party Is rs eternal
justice, with which it is Synonymous, as
iudestructible as truth, for which it
stands" WIS the keynote Of speech
made yesterday IN the louise by Mr.
Sheppard, Of Texas.
For 40 hour and half Mr.. Shepp d
held the House, while il had under con-
sideraticn the District OF Columbia 40
preparation bill. Incident 10 his III
ing out for BRYAN for the demOer
nomination CT 1908, Mr. Sheppard d
his compliments to the republican psr y,
and especially TO the 'standpetters."
1.-THE monarchicsl impulse IS seen "a
the republican President who tri-s TO
regulate everything In the couutrg from
the size Of families to the method of
spelling" said Mr. Sheppard. "When
be gets through with Congress be brsni-
ishes the big stick above the cradle aud
the dictionary. The republican party 10
its wild career has piled Peleon on O,-a,
Root on South America, Taft on Cuba
and Roosevelt on Noah Webster Since
the President has begun to reform the
dictionary the American people are pr
pairing 10 90 him one better snd 10 give
him 40 instance of simplifed spelling
may not appreciate. They are going 10
spell President-B-r-y -a-D"
Nr. Sheppard was accorded a greet
oystion, republicans and democrats alike
eongrstulsting him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
From NNashlnglOn.
(cooesponaence of the Alexandrs Gasette.l
Washington. Jan. IL.

Correspondence 81 the Alexandris Gazette
Washington. Jan. IL.
President Roosevelt, the members OF
the Interstate Commerce. Commission,
and four representatives of the Recipro-
cat Dsmurrage Convention will hold a
conference AT the White House this al
ternoon to determine what action II any
can be taken against the railroads which
are said to be holding hundreds OF car
load. of coal in Minneapolis and Chicsgo
while whole communities in the north
west are literally freezing u death for
need OF the fuel.
The President, Secretary Of State Root,
Speaker Canrol and Governors War
Geld, Of Mary land, and swanson of Viz
ginis, we're the principal speakers on the
programme at banquet given at the Az
linglOn uo:el. in Washington, last night
by the New York Boird of Trade ano
transportation 10 the delegates attend
ing the convention for the extension Of
the Foreign Commerce OF the United
States. President Roosevelt, who spoke
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
State nciIofIoyalIsts.

II was announced in Norfolk yesler-
day that the new State Council OF the
Virginia Branch. Junior O'der United
Americans, will be organized in two
weeks under the charter recently secured
from the State Corporation Commission
by the Jr. 0 Il. A. NJ. "Lpyalists" OF
Virginia who refused TO return with The
s"1nsureent" Juniors following the vic
tory Of the latter In the court.
The iucorporators under the new
charter of the "I.oyslists" met With the
National Councillor OF the Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. in Washington last Saturday and all
arrangements were completed for the
utilization of the 'fLoyalists" under their
new charter with The National Juniors
even though the name Of the State 10y
alist is different from that Of the Ms
tionAls in that the word Mechanics" is
omitted in the official name.
The new charter gives the "Loyal-
isls" the right 10 affiliate with the ma
tional body 10 the country willing to re-
ceive them and the National Councillor
Of The Juniors at Washington Saturday
gave assurances lhSt the "Loyalists'
will be received under the protection Of
the National Council Noriols, L 'dger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Etna and VesuyIus Cause AnxIety.

Catania, Sicily, Jan. 17.-Fesrs are
entertained that an eruption of Mount
Etna is about to occur. People are flee
ing from the region for safety. Ashes
are being thrown out by The violence
and subterranean rumbliugs have alarm
ed the inhabitants. The phenomena
are almost similar TO those occurring in
1893, when one of the worst eruptions
occurred. The disturbances we're 6rst
noted coincident with the Jamaica earth
quake. According to Prof. Ricke, d.
rector OF the Mount Etns observatory,
nothing can be seen outside the volcano
except smoke and a reflection Of ERE.
He believes eruptions are occurring in
side the volcano, or that the fire open
ings inside the crater, discovered in
1898, have increased in size.
Naples Jan. Increased activity
on tho part Of Mount Yesuvius, coinci-
dent with the Kingston earthquake, ia
reported by Professor Matteucci, director
OF the Mount YeSuvius observatory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Negro Murderer Hanged.

Washington, Pa, Jan. l7.-Elmer
Dempster, colored, Was hanged here to-
day at 1908 o'clock Nospecia incident
attended the execution. Dempster was
A degenerate. To cover his crime of ,oh-
berry during the absence Of Samuel Pesrce
from his home, near Canonsburg, on
Sunday evening, July 30, last, Dempster
shot down Mrs. Pearce and her three little
children. Three died almost instantly.
Jne child survived nearly week.
Dempster was arrested the day following
the murders and made general contest
ion, and narrowly escaped summary ven
gesnce at the hands of Pearce's neigh
bors Few spectators witnessed the
hanging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Earthouakes and Their Causes

The Chicago Record Herald has the
following dispatch from Louder:
otis ell the effect Of the sun and the
moon" said Hught Clements the me-
tsorologist. yesterday regarding the ia
maica earthquake.
Professor Clements is the man who,
on January Q, predicted earthquakes to
take place in America on January II.
"The sun and moon, he continued,
"cause all earthquakes and every other
natural disturbances. They produce Al
mospheric and atmospheric. as well IS
hydrospheric tides. The only difference
IA that the denser the medium the faster
is the movement
"The waves of the air, which are tho
least denss Of the three media, have he
slowest tides. Water is next and tho
earth is the most rapid. When tho
earth tides reach water they are blocked
and force accumulate until an explosion
results and nil the earth quskes.
"All meteorological conditions ca be
accurately foretold by observation VI he
sun and moon and the tidal POSITION.
I predicted the recurrence OF the Y ~
yins eruptions, the recent seismoiO =
socks in rorlhern Europe and missed
the Kingston npheAvsl by only the mat.
ter OF day or 80.
"The next earthquake viii occur in
Europe January 81 or therestous. l.
will be repetition Of the volcanic dis
turt anc.s IN CJrinthia. No mors ez':h
qnakes need be feared 10 lh- s'erp
Hemisphere 10 the immediate ruIure "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Senator MartIn GOING Abroad.

Senator and Mrs. Martin, viii sail
from New York on the Celtic for the
Mediterranean Saturday morning. Sen.
stor Martin expressed his great regret at
having to be absent any part Of the ses-
sion Of Congress, but Mrs. Martins
physicians find it necessary that she
take a sea voyage and spend some months
In milder climate. The climate Of Wash
ing,on is too trying on the throat trouble
with which Mrs. Martin has been suffer
ing for some time. While her pbysi-
clans do not think the trouble alarming
they think she should have the beu'G /
Of long sea voyage, and spfDd the vim
ter in Iisly, the south OF France and
Egypt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Railroad Accident

Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-THE snow
storm vas partly responsible for wreck
on Philadelphia & Reading Railway,
near Neshaminy Falls, this morning in
which three employee of the company
received more or less serious injuries and
several other people sustained minor
burns and hurts. The wreck was csus-
ed by Trenton accommodation train,
bound for this city, side.swiping a freight
train which a few moments bsfore had
become derailed. Tn at several persons
were killed and many injured is consid-
cred remarkable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
pl,isioh Among frelate..

The French Episcopste continued
yesterday in session at the Chateau dc
Ia Muetle, in Paris. The cardinals,
srchbishops and bishops are divided into
two distinct psrties-ihe ultramontsne',
who arc irrec6ncilable and determined
TO presevere in the efforts 10 compel the
State to negotiate foe Il set cement with
The Vatican, and those whose organ is
the Croix which oDenly advocates as
the only means OF possible victory the
organization OF a political campaign by
the Catholics, under the leadership OF
the clergy, in order to secure change
in the governments attitude. aud the
liberals, or more liberal minded prelates,
who believe that the high digniIaries OF
the French church should do everything
not specifically inierdcted by the Pope,
in order 10 maintain religious peace
The latter consider that it is necessary
to reckon with public opinion, which.
they believe, will condemn open rebel
lion, especially az the government con
tinues to affirm It's desire not to close
the churches, and accuses the episcopale
of obeying the suggestions Of the reac'
tionary political parties. As the Pope 5
condemnation only covers the separs
ton Of church and State law and the
new BRAND Law, amending the separa
ton measure, the liberals favor taking
advantage oil the law of 1901 to form
cultural associations under the common
law. The Catholic papers, however,
believe that the ultramonta1es are IN
the majority.
Al the close Of yesterdays session
dispatches we're sent 10 the papsl
nuncio at Brussels, whence. there is
quick communication with Rome, the
plan being to maintain daily service
with the Belgian capital 80 long as the
French prelales are in session in Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
Fifty-ninth Congress.
Washington, Jan. Il
SENATE.

SENAAEs
The debate on the Brownsville case
in the Senate took a new and significant
turn today. Mr.. Blackburn announced
that be would propose sn ancndmtn ut
to the Foraker investigation resolution
which would in express terms exclude
from consideration by The committee OF
military affairs the question as to the
legal right of the President to issue his
order dismissing negro troops.
Mr Foraker, who had the floor TO r.
sumo his remarks heynn yesterday, ex-
presstd surprise that this issue shonld
again be injected into the controversy, as
The understanding had been that the
question was one that could be taken
up later.
Mr.. Blackburn said he had not been
party to that understanding 81 was re
ferring to Senators on this side of the
chamber" replied Mr. Foraker.
The Ohio Senator said he was sur
prised at Mr.. Lodge f)r contending that
the presidential authority came from
Klngly powers. "'m surprised at The
Senator from Massachusetts who came
from The scene OF the tea party, and
Banker Hip he exclaimed. "All men
will remember that our fOreiathers fled
to this country that they might get
away from the king and thl 30 who draft
ed the constitution did not attempt to
create q king or kingly powers :6r sry
one to exercise"
Later, in presenting Alexander Ham
iltcn es constitutional interpreter he
said he quoted from the time whom law
yers we're l4gyers and were proud OF
their calliog: when courts exercised
their functions Justly and fesrlessly and
SENATORS we're Senators who spoke on
this floor az they talked in the cloak
rooms. "
After Mr.. FOfaker's speech the reso-
luton was put aside TOR the day.
Senator CarmscI: called up his reso-
luton declaring The regret Of the Senate
at the death of the late Senator Bate, OF
Tennessee, and exto.l.ng his life and
seryices Among those who delivered
eulogies on the deceased Senstor were
Senators Carmack, Daniel and others.
HOUSE.
When the House met today it vas de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
IIeavN Eines Imposed.

New York, Jan. IT, Judge Hough
in the United States Circuit Court 10.
day, imposed fine of $40. 900 upon the
MacAndrews and Forbes Company, OF
this city, and q fine of IS, 600 upon the
j. 6. Young Company, of Baltimore,
subsidiary concerns Ct the American
Tobacco Company, which were found
guilty of violating the Sherman anti
trust law. Both firms were found guilty
of combining to control the output Of
licorice paste used in the manufacture
of plug tobacco, and an agreement to
maintain q monopoly of the trade. John
d. Lindsay, counsel for the defense.
asked fer a stay Of sixty days, which
was granted, and the case will be carried
to the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17
VIII Test "Jacku MOrgan,s Genius

New York, Jan. II. Wall street l.
awaiting a masked attack 90 the sccur-
tiles OF the Morgan railroads aud corpo-
ta.ions to test. the financial genius Of
Uack" Morgan, who has succeeded his
fa'her, ]. Pierpont Morgan, 10 the con-
duct of the affairs Of the grea. Morgan
banking firm.
J. Piepont Morgan himself has with
drawn from all active participation in
the financial word The beginning Of
the attack On the Morgan stocks was
made yesterday, when assaults we're made
on Southern and Erie Railroads. Lead
ing fnanciers are wondering il "Jack"
Morgan will display his fathers market
ecameD, and put to rout his foes.
j. Pierpont retires with fortune es-
limated at about $3.50, 600, 600.
Jack" Morgan is 80 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-17

CONSIDERING the prosperous condl-
lion of the country at large, the price at
which New York Aldermen hold them
selSes-sjO0 per head to woe for q
designated candidate for the City lie
codership does not seem extrayagant.
Eleven Municipal Ownership League
Aldermen cast their votes for Judge
Cowing on Tuesday as per arrange
msnt, and the money was paid oye-.
Hut the arrangement was trap the ras-
cala fell into. As soon az the money
was paid the Alderman receiving il was
arrested. Tue stakeholder confessed.
Judge Coging knew nothing about
the transaction. 1t was saddening ex
posure of Municipal OSnership League
preachers and practices.