The Republican journal., 1907-06-27

VhiSA We O. . uhdUiC w put Ill Cyp0 IOE tnlS
issue. They will be printed next week.
BURGLARY AT KNOX STATION. The
post office at this place was entered by
burglars sometime between Saturday night
and Sunday morning and few postage
stamps and small amount of money taken.
The post Office is located in the store of An
son M. Shbles, he being also the postmas-
ter. No clue has been obtained as to the
thieves but some suspicious looking men
were seen about the village Saturday and
it is supposed that the break was made by
them.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Hot weather
has come and so have the Munson dainty
Acorn shirt waist suits and Priscilla under
muslins, all new, at the dry goods store of
A. D. Chase & Son. Special Saturday night
sale. Fourth of July goods of all kinds at
F. A. Follett & Sons. james II. Howes
has another special sale Saturday evening,
June 18th. Fish dinners served every Sum-
at Ii. 20 at the Waquoit, South Shore, North
port. Lunches at short notice. See advt.
of auction sale of the Batchelder estate
East NOrthpoat, July 18th and 10Th, begin
ming at 10 a. m, July 18th. Sale positive to
close the estate. TrusseS, SuspensOries,
jack straps and shoulder braces, all stand
ard makes, at the City Drug Store. 50. The
Sincerity Clothes, sold by William A. Clark
Clark's Corner, are recommended as gi wing
the greatest satisfaction in fit, in style and
in wear-value. His Security Bond S. suits
for boys are guaranteed for strength and
wear. Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple,
announces his 18th After Supper Sale for
next Saturday night There is luck in odd
numbers and this will be lucky sale for
bargain hunters. There was misunder-
standing about the coming last week of Prof.
K Tsuda of Toxic, Japan, but he will be at
The Fashion July LIST, End and 3rd to give
free lessons in all kinds of art needlework.
See advt for particulars. -. Trundy's Lini-
ment, made by S. d. Trundy of Stockton
Springs, is highly recommended. 1t is sold
in Belfast by r. H. Moody. Girl wanted
for general housework during July and
August. Apply to Miss Annie V. Field....
Three horses for sale at the Windsor House
stable, weighing from 1000 to 1,4O0 pounds
-. Horses wanted by the Belfast Livery
Co. Some secondhand carriages for sale.
Why employ strangers to open your
bank accounts, when you are assured abso-
lutte safety by the City National Bank of
Belfast? Investments open for your inSpec
ton.
A REMARKABLE SURGICAL CASE. DR..
S. W. johnson returned last week from
Newton, Mass, where he went to attend an
operation on his patient of last summer,
Edward ID. futile, a grandson of the late
Captain Devereaux of Searsport, Me. The
operation was entirely successful, and
young Master Tuttle is now on the road to
complete recovery. A great deal OF credit
is due DR.. johnson for his first diagnosis of
the case. and the very successful way in
which he treated it, Last summer Master
futile, while in Searsport, was taken sud-
denly with an extreme acute case OF appen-
dicitis. The appendix had burst before DR..
johnson was called, and immediate action
was necessary. While his parents wanted
to take him to Boston, DR.. johnson stated
that the boy could not live the day through.
1t was almost hopeless case from the
start, but DR.. johnson, assisted by Dr.
Tapley, watched him day and night for
eleven weeks, performing two other opera
tons after the first one, and finally getting
him so he could be taken home. Shortly
before he was able to be taken home a
specialist was brought down from Boston,
as DR.. johnson had done everything he
could and the case looked almost hopeless
to him. The specialist pronounced it the
worst septic case he had ever seen, and
said the boy was dying of blood poisoning.
He commended very highly everything that
had been done by Drs. johnson and Tapley,
and said while there was possible chance,
he did not consider it probable that he
would recover This is the most remark
able case on record of a patient living under
these conditions, and it has been written
up for the Medical journal. Mr. and Mrs.
futile feel that Belfast ought to be proud
that she has as a townSman a surgeon of the
ability of DR.. johnson.
STEAMER NOTES. The new turbine
steamer Camden went on the Boston s.
Bangor route last week, leaving Boston at 6
p. m. Friday. She arrived at Rockland at
20 a. m., making the run in the record
time of s hours and 10 minutes. She came
from Owls Head to the wharf under one
bell. The steamer had all her c0lors and
| code flags flying, and was given grand re-
ception at Camden, where the chairman of
the board of selectmen, Josiah H. Hobbs, in
behalf Of the town of Camden, presented
the colors flying at the mast heads, and to
Capt. Curtis bouquet of roses. Mayor
Tom Hunt then presented a picture of Cam
den scenery. Charles F. Libby of Portland
responded in behalf of the Eastern Steam
ship Co. The Camden band and the COM
mittee of 25 appointed by the town to have
charge of the reception took the trip up
river on the steamer as guests of the COM
pany. When the Camden came into the
wharf here the factory whistles greeted her
with cheerful blasts, the people on the
wharf cheered, and the band on the steam
er played some lively airs. Searsport also
gave her hearty reception, and at Bucks
port she was greeted by a salute of 13 guns
under the direction of Lewis Hopkin
from Emerson park, which Capt. E. P.
Emerson, with his usual public spirit, had
decorated with his large collection of flags,
and made fine appearance. Bangor, of
course, gave the new boat a welcome. Tie
Camden made the run from New York to