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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

but, like Gen. John B. Gordon and other
noted Southern soldiers, when the war
was over he accepted the situation"
in good faith, and on more than one
occasion rendered his country good SER
vice. He always contended that he was
serving the country and the best inter-
ests of Democracy by accepting any
service that the administration chose
for him of strictly public nature,
though that administration was Repub-
lican. He was appointed by President
Harrison an arbitrator in the Boring
Sea fisheries dispute with England, and
by President Mckinley commission
er on the seal fisheries and as one of the
Hawaiian commissioners. He was spec
tally well Informed on foreign affairs
and carefully prepared historical basis
for all his speeches, either in or out of
Congress. In his array of facts he was
without peer for many years in the
Senate. He was noted for his advocacy
of the Nicaragua canal and his opposi-
ton to the Panama route, and was one
of the fourteen Democratic Senators to
vote against the ratification of the Pana-
ma treaty. The death of Senator Nor
gan leaves but two octogenarians in the
Senate-Pettus of the same State and
Whyte of Maryland, who is of the same
age as Morgan, 49, Senator Pettus, how
ever, is able to 60 both the others three
years better, as he was born in 1921 and
is Sc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

Richard Pearson Hobson of Alabama,
formerly of the I. S. Navy, in a recent
interview declares that Japan intends
bringing about war with the United
States at the earliest possible moment
and is busily engaged in making prepar-
ations for the contest. There is no
alarm at Washington, however That
Japan could not fight great war if it
wanted to, because it could not raise
the money, is the opinion of men high
in the administration
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20
THE W. c. T. U. CONVENTION.

The annual county convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held this year in Belfast, June 25th,
in the Baptist church. There will be ses-
sions all day and in the evening, to which
the public is cordially invited. Mrs. Jen-
ME E. Seamans, President of Aroostook
county W. &. 7. u, will be present and
speak in the evening. Mrs. Seamans will
come from the Piscataquis county con-
vention and is to arrive Saturday She
will be the guest of Mrs. Il. A. Carter, and
Miss II. N. Millett. From Belfast Mrs.
Seamans goes to Calais to attend the Wash
ington county W. c. I. U. convention.
The local unions are strongly urged to
send representatives to this convention.
Picnic dinner and supper will be served in
the church vestry, with provision for all
guests. Arrangements have also been
made to entertain delegates over night.
The program in part is as follows:
9oo a. N: Devotional, Miss 3; n. Millett
$50 roll call. Appt. of committees, etc.
Welcome, Mrs. L. A. Decrow
Response, Mrs. Alma CilIey
Reports, Message from National and State
Presidents.
Recommendations by county president.
Reports, Recitation by Helen Brier.
11.30. Memorial services,
Mrs. W. B. Twombly
Paper on Mercy, Mrs. Carrie Roberts
1900. NOontide Prayer
1.15 p. IN. Executive committee
Workers conference, Mrs. Seamans
2.l5. Convention opened, Exercises by
children.
Reports, Paper on Narcotics, F. E. Frost
Scientific Temperance Instructions by
State Supt. of dept.
Mrs. Georgia Tyler Woods
School Savings Banks, Mrs. A E. Brier
Moral Education, Mrs. NJ. E. Staples
500. Pastors Parliament
Needs of the Temperance Work,
Rev. II. Hill, C. A. Prudy and others
How meet these needs,
Rev. j. w. Vaughan and others
Needs of the work in Belfast,
Rev. A. A. Smith and others
How meet these needs,
Rev. A. E. Luce and others
p. m. Report of credential com.
Election of officers
Report of resolution committee
Unfinished business
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

The men who canvassed the city for
a new directory say that the population
of Belfast is now over 5000 The cen
suS of 1900 gave the population as 4,615,
decrease of $40 from the census of
1890. 1t las been evident for some
time that the population was increas-
ing, but it is somewhat of a surprise to
find that it has passed the 5000 mark.
With less private greed and more pub
lie spirit Belfast might easily have had
a population of 10000 today; but it is
no use crying over spilled milk and the
aroused public spirit. of which there are
many evidences, promises better things
in the future
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

mon was preached by Rev. e. H. MCKINNEY
OF Searsport, assisted by Revs. Small and
Bracket. The text was from Luke, 10th
lowed by the holy communion.
Adjourned to meet at 200 O'Clock in the
evening.
The evening session was called to order
at 700 p. M. by Rev. j. W. Vaughan, who
conducted the praise service.
The committee on nominations reported
as follows:
Place of semi-annual conference, Sears
port.
Committee of arrangements, Rev. d. L.
Wilson, Belfast. A. j. Knowlton, Belfast
church clerk, Searsp0rt, End.
Visitor to Bangor Seminary Rev. D. L.
Wilson, Belfast.
Hazeltine, Belfast.
Signed E. A. CARPENTER,
c. ii. MCELHINY,
w. s. HATCH,
Report of committee on resolutions:
Resolved, That we extend to the people of
Brooks our heartfelt thanks for their gener-
ouS AoSpltdllty anu OK press our appreciation
of their cordial Christian spirit.
Resolved, That it is the purpose of the
churches represented in this conference,
both of ministers and the laymen, to place
more emphasis from this time forward on
systematic education in missions
Resolved, That the following notice be
sent by the secretary to all our churches at
least two weeks before the next conference,
asking that it be read from the pulpit, name
ly: We, the members of Waldo conference
assembled at Brooks, June Is, 1907, realizing
the great practical benefit to be derived from
attending these conferences, earnestly urge
that as many as possible make special eff
tort to attend our conferences in order that
we may help one another under Gods guild
ance, fashion the weapons which shall drive
all forms of evil from the earth, that we
may all come into more intelligent SYM
pathy and true Christian fellowship.
Resolved, That the thanks of the confer
ence be extended to DR.. Clark for his prac-
teal, searching and instructive address on
The Family.
Respectfully submitted by the committee
730. Address by Rev. Chas Harbutt, sec
rotary of the Maine Missionary Society.
500. Address, Rev. Prof. Calvin NJ. Clark
OF Bangor, from the subject, The Family.
Adjourned
Thus closed one of the best conferences
ever held by Waldo conference of Congre-
gational churches.
W. G. HATCH, Scribe pro TEN,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

In his new book, ''The Industrial Re-
public" Upton Sinclair, author of ''The
jungle, positively predicts the triumph
of Socialism at the next Presidential
election but one. He says:
The revolution will take place in
America within one year after the
Presidential election of 1912; and in
saying this ! claim to speak, not as a
dreamer nor as child, but as scien-
fist and a prophet"
What claim has Mr.. Sinclair to be
considered scientist or prophet?
Can he produce any proof that he is
entitled to either distinction? Self
styled prophets are and have long been,
numerous, and but for the fact that
they and their prophecies have invaria-
bly, come to grief they would work in
calculable mischief 1t was only the
other day that prophet predicted
the end of the world as sure to come in
10 months; but this did not jar any one,
and recalled to some the days of Miller
ism when many had ascension robes
made and awaited in vain on the house.
tops for the transition from earth.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

The death of Senator Morgan of Ala
bama removes from public life typical
Southern gentleman of the old school
and man of much ability. He came
to Washington in the days of recon-
struction to conduct the case against
Senator Spencer, carpet bag Sena-
tor" as the term then was, and few
years later was elected to the Senate
and was recently elected for his sixth
term in that body, in which he had
served 80 years. Senator Morgan won
distinction in the Confederate army,
attaining the rank of brigadier general;
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

Miss Ida NJ. TarbelPs reputation as
an historian is seriously impaired by
her charging Senator Hale and the late
James G, Blaine with openly advocating
in 1872 the abolition of the duties on
lumber. This glaringly untruthful state
ment appears in series of articles on
THE Tariff i'll Our Times" which Miss
Tarbell is contributing to the American
Magazine. There is other evidence that
Miss Tarbell is free-trader of the
Sumner-Perry school. and she is manu-
featuring facts to support her theor-
les. Readers will now be led to wonder
how much truth there was in her SEN
satlonal history Of the Standard Oil
Trust
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

"What," asks a London paper, SIS
the meaning of the Americanism hold
ing the bag'?" Perhaps w. B. Shaw
the 'Nestor of the Row." who was
said to have ''held the bag for the
Washington correspondents for many
wears, could throw light on this subject.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

The new Hamburg American liners
are named President Lincoln and Presi-
dent Grant, They were built at Bel
fast, Ireland, and are 1880 tons gross
and up to date in construction and
equipment,
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS-In advance $500 a
year, Sl.o0 for six months; so cents for three
months.
ADVERTISING TERMs-For sne square. one
inch length in column SO cents for one week and
25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
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HOW'S THIS ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cue.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions, and finan-
his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. %
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

1t is reported from Presque Isle that
the car shortage still continues and
that recent applicant for a car found
20 applicants booked ahead of him.
Shippers say that the potato crop of
1906 cannot be cleaned up for want of
ears.
Seafarers generally are protesting
against the innovation in the New York
Herald's marine list of substituting
steamed for sailed in reporting the de-
parture of steamships. To be consis-
tent the Herald must report other
power craft as gasolened; or when
electricity comes into use as motive
power which it seems likely to do, as
electrified.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

CHARLES A. P1LsBuRY, rusi naltor M and
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

l.. c. Southland urges need of legisla-
ton regarding expert witnesses at din
ner of State medical association
ton Globe.
Why have expert witnesses at the din
ner?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

Published Every Thursday by the
Republican Journal Publishing Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
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GlS Icbtcn Serblt oui pcrihieOcncn
@nbnen oie Goiiogier-&oten III eini.
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Saul III ncbmen. @uS &erlGBlihfeit
u1o Si6crbcit anlollGt, 10 fnnnel
mo oiirien Die Giicnbubncn nid)t ria.
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meniacr 81 bieten oils biSbcr. 0ltrd)
NbihoiiunN ollcr IrcipGiic lit Den 81
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oilSgegcbcnen SreipGlic bcn 9obncn
einen iGbrlifen NuSfoll bon 40 bis
80 Miuionen Collars 9ebrad)t b1ttcn.
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m%iliien, nid)t ntebr 10 piel %relIel. Snl'
MERLIN merbcn Den @obncn piclc
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lcnbobnen ltellt lid) Die 6abrt bobcr
ais orei Gents, menn Die Observation-Disclosures
3uidldge iiir Earlor.GorS mitcinae-
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9obnen ee9en Die 3lpeicentssGote
pro MeiIe ibcint nle1r boroui bered)-
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rcn. Sofientlid l1bt lid oaS Gomitc
iiir Den 3luiibenitontlid)en Sanbcl
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Gine i~ucitcre Sotid)1it Ocs ErGiiSen-
tcu.

@iC0cr cine Spe5ioIbotidoit ocs
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den. SIS miro icitgcitcllt, Oob sic
Shiliic, 0,trd iuclde mcbrerc Wens
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tounten. sic int @ciiG bon forbi9en
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Sol0atcll sic llcbcltb0tcr GClpcien
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Scrmot Z. Is. gcrtliua.

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@uitlicb Gbel.

Gs Stcr5 am 70. 1anuar 1907 @pttlieb Gbel,
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Morn NuutrrmQu.

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NINA I. Str1hlcim.

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Gntc SMrnt.

IS itarb am 70. TnnuGr 1907 in GDicago.
Sis, Satc Surnt, G%eborcne Soqel. Satin BON
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mctprn". did
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Su6u Gbef
Mimic =. @aancr.

GS T,arb am -, Junuar 1907 Minnie y.
lier, i'm 9jjiier bon 30 Jnbrcn. Sic Qeeroi9nng
fin6et bcutr, 7ienftns, 40 ltbr Nornitinqs,
bonn Graucrbauie. gtr. 10, Jiorosgaturclt-z Ctr,
ans ituTt. D5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Srieoridl Sdlramm.

IS Iiarb am ~. Snnuar 1907 Sriebrid
sdrnmm, g]eliebter @atts bon Slgniia
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Gin amuti males Be IT n D.
Belts Iepnricment" lit bae 8iel, mcl.
des eilt aus 100 Der bcforntciten
MGnncr oc@ Son0eS ge6il0eteS So
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Observation-Disclosures

r@snsiion. sauarc permanent Suiloins Niiuela.
ton of Baltimore"
Spestai.s iBuua
an SicnitGg, Den Is. Sanuar 1907, S llhr
ahenos, tlr @erGtbung eiics SlnlenoemeuiS gum
Gbarter fir cine lielie Contribution. glitionGre
werber erllbt, in &et's Saac, Hr. 1912, Cit
Gagcr.5trake, %aegenpdrtia 5u fem.
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treter nift umitimmcn. 0ic 9obnen
iino nidt Oo5u ga, ibrcn Gi9entbiiz
mcrn OtiQioncn ob5umerfcn; iic lino
ofientlide &erfebrsmittcl, Die Dem
Sntereiie oes Eublitltm3 oienen iol.
len.
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gcfanntmadJnngcn
@Rrcan bcs stapt.@

Nlrcnl oca StaotsV8cpfnciefe
10. Snnulr 1907.
Scc StuotsGcnmeter miro an @,ultaa, ocu
90. 1ofllinr 1907, 10 llbr %oriutttaqe, an Srt
mo StCue cribciuen mo oGS ltIpcal Der
Srdnb0 Strubc, 5piihen Srcicr SiraBe mo
GcHtral gncuue, e~tublirer.
JialelaD &. Sipma5,
(t6l GtuotsCSeOmctcr.
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Gie youngstown &unb-
idolt" idreibt: .Gic NroO. unb Srt.
ter.5ragc lit beutc sic midtigIte. bic
cincn groBen Ero5cntiot oeS onleris
funii6cn SolfcS nidlt 5t 2ltbcm font
men Idbt. Gs eicbt 8onje 6nTilieL
Die lire gon5en Gortbeile elmer notio.
noicn &onbelsiIottc bercituiQigit fir
ciner Sod Mebl pcrtouicn ntO III
rem 9lntGeil al nunierer" aricg5-
ilptie fiir Gin 2iniengcrift perifa-
6crr miiroen. Gcrorti9c Setrod)tlm-
gen bobcn ireilid fcinen lebr pocti-
id)en Nintergrlin0, Ser @llngcr fam
ieood) momcnton icbr mobl obnc
Eociic iertig iucr0cu,"
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lorraine.

Walcriih = Harfartig - SrieblidI.
Weiilid bon, NSalbroof eli. mo cine bale
Mcle. 8enuBt Die nit Fop6uttun be5eidnete
NurtbsslocnEssGdr. Srcie Nutidcn 9iadmittaas
am terminus. Treiie bon Segrdhu:BpIdteH
t L Ipe $ 3 sfi3tS @cSinS,IIsei'; ,,s se MinS.r,
Gpaos. Serlanat 9ruffitrc. t0iai4 ,1S.I&S)
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SIR mobltbGtige 3mede
lito III Dem 5l Gnoe aebenocn Sabre
etlpa iilni5ig Milionen oils freiiuil-
li9e @cltrd0e bon Wenihenirellnocn
ulls9c9eben morben. PM llntcrrid)ts'
Initnlten entiollen bopon $1S,26l,.
600, mGbrcno fir SoipifGler. Sanita-
rien uno @ibliotbefen ctpn 5luun5ia
MiQionen g~eitiitet moroen limo. Gie
Nngoben nlod)en uui &olitGnoigfeit
feinen Iniprlidl ga piel @utcS &c
tbon miro, bos lid Ser Oeffentlidfeit
entsie6t, oie @roBe ser mi~t9etbeilten
Stiftun9en ollein ober lGBt crieben,
boB Oem omerifoniid)en Streben naG
Gruerb nlld) pieI 6reube on @eben
aegeniiber itebt.
Sic 96rieniteuer pcrs
ltobt olio nad) Gntidciouna bcs
acknowledgements nid)t gegen Die
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HuiulanS's tiirfiidr SGocr,
Contradictions %3uitamt 9eseu. stcta oiicu.
(Muoop-N
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Nus nj it II, Ger, ~ ir0po III
(etten Gonneritog bcrihtct; Gica mar
Der bciBeitc rSunuortog, melher bier
icitgeltellt morOen lit. IoS Sbcrmoz
meter regiitrirtc 86 @raO i'm SdJot.
ten. Sic ObItbGl!mc itcbcn in boiler
Niiitbc.
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Ser NcprGicntont Sout j
5rimble bate al, cincn ieiner @dDler
einen 9rief 81 i6reibcn. Gr OiftIrtc
oenielben ieinem Scfrct0r mo bieicr
ihrieb i'm ouf Ser Sdrcibmuihinc.
9olo oorollf lief i%olaenOer 9rici uOn
Dem entriiitcten @Gbler elm: o@cebr-
ter Ser! Sic bralld)en mcine @rieie
nidt olircfcn 81 loiicn. SD fam DC
lhricbclcS "lelell!"