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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12

srll such !, mouse ana lot for Ioss thaa
5000.
A beautiful home. with extensive
grounds. on lower State street. Furnlce,
electric lights. set tubs hard wou floors.
and STABLE for $275o. Built !" wears ago.
Would cost today to build $500.
House Of II rooms with lot and stable
on Gage Street. Central location for
boarding or Lodging. Would make two Of
three tcncncnts. $3.50
House with al mcdcrn fittings iaclud-
Grove street, stable. 500
Comfortable house, large lot and stable
near Grove street Nth.
Modem house Of 10 rooms. bath and fur
mace. in first class repair on BInTor st.
Lets f"l 50 and water rate. Safe invest
mcnt at $500.
Iute (CIarIl Iots, IN Moray Street
Trice low and easy terms. is lots on
Western Ave. and Greer st, ahov"
Cusl'manNSt. Frsv terms. Larg" lot cor
ner Grove ami Scott st. ! graded lot on
Sewnll extension All The Pike and sta
ples lots between oil Trottin% Park and
Lincoln ard SO. Chestnut SITS. from 500
to 500.
Somebody viii buv the beautiful John
t. Sleeps bono. Tic hi" lot * wort"
$9NG. Isn't tie house worth 500" more?
Hay farm ~ 100 acr"s lia mics trorr
oitv . harms. out 60 toms ''>t Wear
or,rl.t ia YcIr quick 1T S1'nn II uIsc ana
et,II. ON Uui:uhv street; nearly new.
$l7O0
IcaInrartor4 for ,itv ana suburban
real estate We Inv on order.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A GOOD GROCERY BUSINESS IN

Gardner for sale One Of the lest lOcl-
lions Oh Water street. Apply to III Il.
Sawyer, Tel. 1876, Gardiner, Me.
june6dtf
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IInuse Of II rooms. with LOT and stable
on Gage Street Central location fol
boarding or Lodging. Would make two OF
three tcnc ncntS. $3.50
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i:SEE%&555D
s:ss,s D l!SsIllll.hSaEs,ssI
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE.
IN effect April 10. 1907

TVLLIAN NATt SERVICE.
Pullman Sleeping car between Boston
ana caribou On trains leaving Boston at
-.Nn Al. ANA Carbon $50 - NJ. Pull
man sleeping car between Boston and
Gr""nvillc on trains leaving Boston at
100 L. NJ. ami 'ircenvilic at 3.E5 P. NJ.
! ulu.an paIlor Gar hctwcel; Bangor and
Cai;hou on trains leaving Bangor at 240
l.. A. ana Caribou 10 \. NJ.
All thr' ugh tr.IiI,S run via Northern
Maine Jet
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BOARDING HOUSE WELL LocAT-

I'd in smal test city in Maine. ~ boarders
at present. and great paving PROPOSE
tion. Good class. w. ID. IIut"hiuS 81
Water St, Augusta, Me may 291tf
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN GAR

diner, Nc, the Nichols Pharmacy, for
morly the old Harden drug store. This
store has been thoroughly rchtted, new
steel ceiling, furnace. etc, new stock,
good soda apparatus. Ono Of the best
located stores IN Gardiner VIII sell al
a great bargain If sold at once. Apply to
II 4. Sawyer. Gardiner. Me. Telephone
t9-s apri2ltf
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FARMS FOR SALE
FARM, STOCK AND TOOLS S. slTuA-

NhWI, . OON NINO OOIS, 81 . A
ated in Woolwich. Maine. Suitably div d II
into tillaGe and pasture. Wood enough
for home use, house, ell, new barn, car
riace house, hcI. houses. dairy route on
which the fam produce is bein. sold at
highest market prices for cash, & cows.
hprSr. hogs, J ems. carriages, carts and all
farming tools, ice. il" house. spring water
in horse. well water at barn. young or IL
ard coming into bearing. ON r. +. u
route, neal churches school, gr;irce nall
H. Il. station ana on" of tho best markets
ia this state. Bargain for some one. w
f. Ti5hetts, Wisrasset, Marie, r. =. y. ;
iunp10doV =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12

20 a. NJ. fnr Miiiinockct, Houlton.
Pressure Isle, a;ibou, Font Fairfield. Van
Buren, and intermediate stations.
1.a5 A. NJ for Kata hdin Iron Works,
MilincrkCi, Patton, Ashland, Fort Kent,
EoEltrn. PrtSqur Isle Caribou. Van Blu
rem. Limestone. Fort Fairfield. Greenville
lose y NJ. and intermediate stations.
- T.. VI for Mllino.'kct. patten, Ash
land. floUlton Fresque Isle. Caribou Fort
f"irli"l ami intermediate stations
Az l. NJ. for bower. GrCcnvillc and in
termrdate stations.
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LARGE HOUSE AND STABLE NO.

70 Mt. Vernon street, Gardiner. Me. Il
finished rooms, bath, hot water heat in
every part Of house set tubs, hot and
cold water. House is fitted for two large
rents. This is very desirable property
for home or for an Investment. Apply
to RI. b. Sawyer. 80 Water st, Gardiner.
Maine. Tel. 1876 may22dtf
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House with ali modern fittings inClud
III" mt water heat ana electric lights. q
Grove StIcet, stable. i'1"0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12

horS"shncr. iron worKcr AMI carriage re
rlrer Must hC a steady man. Coed sit
mati"n for right man. III. a. y. button,
windsor. Maine juIrfn3WF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12

Comfortable house large lot and st:,bl
near Grove street $lIW.
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COTTAGE AT RARRoWs POINT.

north end of Tcrus lti,c. 10 feet shore.
Also small place of ~ ac,"s about three
miles from Augusta. Address EVm. T.
Burrows, Route s. Augusta. iunr5itf
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

The following classified advertise
ments appear for the first time this
morning.
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TRIMS ARRIVE BANGOR.

S.a a. NJ. from Greenvllc and interme-
diatc stations
> - p. NJ from Fort Fairfield, Van
Euren, CaIibou, Prcsquc Isle, Houlton.
Ashland. PattoE, MillnCcFet, katahdn
Iron Works.
40 +. NJ. from Caribou. Prcsque Isle.
For: Fairfield, Iloulton. Fort Kent. Ash
Land. PatleI., Mirlinocket Kineo, Green
willie
liz r. NJ. from Van Buren,. Caribou,
Fort Fairfield, Pressure Isle, Iloulton.
NilliuOCkct
Trains leave Bangor Wis Northern
Maine let for Stockton and Scarsport at
- a. NJ and go T. NJ, arrive Searsport
~. a. NJ ana /. T. NJ. Returning leave
arrivih% 1T Bangor viz NcrtEcrn Maine
Jet nj 7.25 A. NJ and 45n l. NJ.
NJ. " BROWN. GEO. NJ. TIOUGHTON.
Gen'l Supt. Tds;'r Traffic Mgr.
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Modem house Of 10 rooms. bath and fur
mace. in first class repair an Bangor 81
Lets frl So and water rate. Safe invest
mcnt at $500.
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STORY 4

STORY AND HALF HOUSE
stable and three acres OF tilIaGe land To-
Gated in Fairfield one mile from village
On car line Pncc reasonable. Write or
apply at 81 Pearl St, Augusta, Me.
JGne6dlWiit
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oMrN WITH ESTARL ISHED

routes handle latest souvenir Luv"lty. Biz
cn,ul,iSsion: no collectors. Ere" oIthi
saut, name towns made. q. 5. Sr"rllllN
90, Minneapolis. Mimi. J'H'N-i--'''
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81 to Do ACRES LUMBER AND
wood land or stumpagn on line of rail
road. rel. 6-2i. China. III. fl. Stetson
Weeks Mills. Naire. junc7dSt*
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LARGE 2b STORY HOUSE AND

ell on Middle st. Randolph, large lot,
good garden. house fine repair. only ~
minutes walk to Gardiner Apply to II.
b. Sawyer. Gardiner, Ne. T"l. 1E-6.
iuncldtf
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MILL AND YARD MEN. APPLY AT
A BLACKSMITH. WHO is A GOOD

once e. 50. Gardiner Lumber Company.
So. Gardiner, Maine 5unc>dtf
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TRAVELLER FOR ESTABLISHED
BARBER WA
FIRST

class man. Wages 80 = week and room
and hoard Apply to w. W. Wiley, De
pot squire. Gardiner. jun"lud.H
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The Journals Classified Advertisement
% % m ALL Who Want To Buy Sell Rent
Female help WANTED

CAPABLs GIRL FOR GENERAL
.ohStNoik IN family OF three. AppI. M
MrS- ~ i. Smiths, IL East Crescent
.tl'''' iuuplt l1ly
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
MARRIED..

BRAILEY-BERRY. In Searsport. May L.,
Percy W. Bradley of Monroe and Miss Vina j.
Berry of Stockton Springs.
DYER-RICHARDs: In Belfast, June 1, by Fred
". Brown, ESQ., Linn r. Dyer and Miss Lura
Blanche Richards, both of Belfast.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Rockland, June
1, by Arthur l.. Orne, N. p, j. Edward Drink
water and Miss Hattie Seavey, both of Rockland.
GERALD-MuRCH. In Clinton. June 2, will
Gerald and Miss Mamie Murch, both of Unity.
GRAY. DYER. In South BrOOkSvle, May 26,
by. M: D. Chatto, Esq, Henry Joseph Gray and
Alice Lucy Dyer both OF Bro0ksvile.
GRANT-MCCAMBRIDGE. In Winterport, June
9, by Rev. W. A. Luce, Eugene c. Grant and Miss
liILL-DINsMoRE. In Belfast, June g. by Fred
W. Brown, ESQ.,, William 5. Hill and Miss Lillian
L. DinsmOre both of Belfast
LEONARD Dow. In Warren, June H. by Rev.
a. S. Kilborn. Joseph Leonard and Adde L..
Dow, both of Warren.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. In Rockland, June
5, MOntoro Russell Pilisbury and Monira Louise.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c, A. Crockett, both of
ROckand
PRESTON In Belfast, June II, by
Rev. AdOlph ROssbach, James F. Preston of Low
ell, Mass, and Miss Jane A. Mcclellan of Belfast.
RoBBINs-ROBBINS. In StOnington, May IS,
John E. Robbins and Lillian NJ. Robbins both of
StOnington.
SYLvEsTER-M In Deer Isle. May 80,
Miss Amy A. Sylvester and Frank b. McVegh
both of Deer Isle.
TowLE-CURTIs. In Searsport. June TO- by Rev.
Harry Hill. Leroy L. Towle and Miss Theda NJ.
Curtis, both of SearSport.
WALKER-A UsTIN. In Portland, June l. Ed
mund Plaice Waller of Rockland and Pauline
Austin of DamarscOtta
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13

| Port Reading; schs. Seguin, Mayaguez, r
R. Thelma, Fernandina Jacob NJ Haskell
Newport News; sid, sch. Eagle, Bangor; s.
sailed, schs. james W. Paul, Jr., Newport
News; Theoline, Brunswick; 10, ar, schs
Otronto, VIM. Pickering and Lydia M. Web,
ster, Bangor
Philadelphia, June 5. Cid, sch. Lyman
Nj. Law, Portsmouth; 8, ar, bark Matanzas,
Brunswick sch. A. b. Sherman, Fernan-
dina; sid, stmrr Thorsdal fNor), Belfast.
Baltimore, June 5. Ar, sch. Alice Hol-
brook, Rockport 8, sid, sch. D. H. Rivers,
Cape JelliSOn; 9, ar, sch. Gov. Powers, Port
Tampa.
Bridgeport, Ct, June 4. Ar, sch. Ella M.
Storer, Georgetown, S. e.
Fernandina, June T. Sid, sch. William E
! DOwnes, New Haven; Z, ar, bark kremlin
New York 10, sid, sch. Holliswood, New
York
Gulfport, Miss, June 4. Ar, sch. Well
fleet, Havana.
Newport News, June 4. Ar, sch Prescott
Palmer, Searsport; sid, sch. George Z. Wal.
colt, Bangor; 5, sid, schs. j. c. Straw bridge
Charleston, s. c.; Edward II. Cole, Port.
land.
Norfolk, June 5. Sailed, sch. Winfield S.
Schuster, Searsport; ar, SCH Isabel b. Viii.
ley, Portland; 8, ar, sch. Frontenac, Sears.
port: sid, schs. Isabel B. Wiley, Mayport
Young Brothers, Chelsea.
New Haven, Ct, June 4. Ar, sch. Carrie
LUX, SdVduudu.
Beaufort, N. c., June 7. Ar, sch. Char
lotte I. Sibley, Southport.
Port Tampa, Fla, June 4. Ar, sch. John
E. Devlin, Baltimore.
Savannah, June 6. Ar, schs. j. r. Bod
well, New York; Mark Pendleton, Balti-
more.
Charleston, S. c., June 6. Ar, SCH Me
LISA A. Wiley, New Bedford.
Brunswick, Ca, June 8. Sid, sch. Georgia
Gilkey, Boston.
Bangor, June s. Sid, schs. Grace Davis,
New York; Odell, Bridgeport; 6, ar, schs.
G. B. Clark, Jersey City Reuben Eastman,
Boston Z, ar, sch. Lizzie D. Small, Stockton
8, sailed, sch R. L. Tay, New York 10, ar,
sch. Miles M. Merry, Newport News; sid,
sch. ST. Leon, Boston II, ar, Sch Nat Aver,
Boston sid, sch. Sarah A. Blaisdell, New
York.
Stonington, Maine, June g. Ar, SCH Day.
light, Boston Ito load for Baltimore).
Abner COburn, Burgess, AntOfagasta.
-. FOREIGN.
San Juan, May 20. In port, sch. Gladys,
from New York; June 4, ar, bark Mamie
Honolulu, June 4. Sid, ship Dirigo, Della
ware Breakwater.
Havana, June 5. Sailed, sch. S. M. Bird,
Savannah; 6, ar, sch. Henry Crosby, Mo-
bile; Z, sid, sch. Alice Lord, Mobile.
Puerto Plata, San Domingo, June 10. Ar,
sch. Methebesec, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
New Haven, June 6. Sch. Carrie E. Look,
Gilchrist, from Savannah, lost fore and main
tOpmasts and bOwsprit In a severe storm
May %.
Elsie A. Bayles, New York for Bangor,
stopped here to procure port anchor to re-
place one lost on Nantucket Shoals; pro-
ceeded.
Boston, June Z. Local papers announce a
new line to New York, tri-weekly freight
Morse line, called the Independent Naviga-
ton Co., b. D. Pitts, formerly with Joy line,
general manager.
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YACHTS AND BOATS.

Custer Dickey has sold the 10 foot launch
he built last winter, and equipped with a g.
horse power Detroit engine, to E. S. Dag
gett, who is connected with the fertilizer
company at Mack's Point
Judge George f. johnson has his launch
b in commission, in which he makes daily
trips during the summer to and from his
cottage at the Battery.
c. F. Brown of Pulpit Harbor has COM
pleted sloop he is building for F. L. Slade
of Boston. He recently received a Stanley
engine which he will install in launch he
has completed for F. L. Tuck of Bangor.
The steam yacht Satilla sailed from Cam
den last week for New York, where she
will be joined by her owner, j. C. Straw
bridge, who has recently come across from
France, where he spent the winter. The
yacht will cruise back this way, arriving
at Camden probably about the first of July.
The Rudder, in order to keep up with the
procession, necessarily devotes increasing
space each month to the power boats which
are everywhere supplantng sailing craft.
In the June number the editor. Thomas
Fleming Day, writes understandingly of
the course to Bermuda having sailed the
winning yacht there last year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers in real estate
We're recorded in Waldo County Registry
of Deeds for the week ending June 10, 1907:
Hattie Bates, Boston, to Gertrude S.
FriSbee, Belfast; land in Belfast.
Marcia A. Bailey, SearspOrt. to Frederick
l.. Palmer, Monroe; land and buildings in
Monroe.
Ellen NJ. Cookson, Burnham, to Eugene
Young, do. land in Burnham.
Emma l.. Elwell, Brooks, to Clarence }.
Downs, do. land and buildings in Brooks.
Allen NJ. Moody, Lincolnville, to Herbert
L. True, do. land in Lincolnville.
Mary E. Mellen, Belfast, to John W.
Small, do, land and buildings in Belfast.
Sarah c. Peavey, Swanville, to John W.
Small, do. land and buildings in Swanville.
Charles Parsons, Thorndike, to Metho-
dist Society Of Troy and Unity; land and
buildings in NOrthpOrt.
John w. Small, Swanville, to Levi D.
Holmes, do. land and buildings in Swan
vile.
Geo. II. Staples, Frankfort, to Herbert W.
Patterson. Winterport; land and buildings
in Frankfort.
Chas. A. Stevens, Lincolnville, to Thos.
Fl. Stevens, St. George land in Lincolnville.
Lizzie Il. Wyman, Belfast, to Mary E.
Miller, do. land and buildings in Belfast.
Parker Young, LincQlnville, to Almira R.
Young, do. land in Linc0lnville.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
LETTER TO COLBY RACKLIFFE,
Belfast. Maine,

Dear Sir: We should like to set your boys
and girls at work on this question in arith-
metic and casuistry.
A farmer is fatting three hogs in three
small pens; they have equal room and straw
and care, and are fed in these three ways
first hog, on a certain proportion of milk
and cooked cornmeal; second hog, on the
same, half water; third hog, on the same,
half water and sawdust. how long will it
take, how much will they weigh, how much
will they cost, and what'll the profit be on
the three?
And similar question in pigmentry
That same farmer is going to paint three
barns same size and he says to three paint
ers: "what'll you take to paint that barn ?''
First painter scratches his head a few
minutes and says: '.I'll do it for $50"
Second painter: 1916"
Third painter: "$97.4S
Will they each get barn to paint, or one
get two, or one all three, or nobody any
and what'll they make on the job?
That's about how painting goes sometimes.
But there is a way to reckon: SIS gallon.
The difficulty is in knowing how many gal
Ions to buy. There's way out of that.
buy the least-gallons paint, Devoe. No
matter how much one buys; he returns
what's left: costs nothing.
Yours truly,
90 F. W. DEvOE & co.
P.S. Mason & Hall sell our paint
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
DIED.

BARNARD. In Bucksport, June ., Miss An
guSta Barnard.
BAKER. In North Wnterport, June Z, Sophia
Baker aged S6 years, months and days.
Cross. In Boston, May 80. Mary, wife of Will
liam Cross of Everett, Mass, aged 80 years.
CONWAY In Vinalhayen, June B. Beatrice.
&C GE 3 In Beverly. Mass. May %, War
rem e. Genthner. aged 45 years, 8 months.
GATES: In Laramie, Wyoming. May %, Au-
gusta j. (RarrOws), wife of j. Edwin Gates. aged
81 years, months and days. She was formerly
of SearspOrt and Lincolnvic.
GRIEvEs. In Stockton Springs. June 5, Allie
GrieveS.
HEwETT. In Rockland, June 2, William O..
Hewett, native of Hope. aged S6 years.
LORD. In Bar HarbOr, June Q, Lydia Carolyn,
wife of Edgar l. Lord, aged At years, months. 20
days.
MCFARLAND. In searsmont. June 4, sanbon
Mcfarland, aged 66 years, months and 10 days
ROBERTS. In Searsport, June 8, Bernard "A.
Roberts. aged 81 years. months and Is days.
SEAvEY. In Gushing. May 20, Mrs. Nancy
Jane. widow OF the late Oliver seavey, aged 76
years.
STEVENS. In Winter Harbor, May 30, Capt.
James A. Stevens. aged 70 years.
SAWYER. In BuckspOrt, June g. James U.
Sawyer, aged "a years
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, June 4. Passed City Island,
schs. Elsie A. Bayles, Port Reading for
Bangor; Carrie E. Look. Savannah for
New Haven; 8, ar, sch. Augusta NJ. Snow,
Arroyo, P. R. !; 6. ar, schs. Pendleton Broth
ers, Brunswick F. C. Pendleton, Perth
Amboy for Stonington; cid, sch. Lucia Por-
ter, St. John, N. B. ]; passed City Island,
sch. Annie P. Chase, Elizabethport for Ban
gor; 9, ar, sch. Margaret N. Ford, Perth
Amboy for Boston; 10. ar, sch. George W.
passed City Island sch. Margaret NJ. Ford,
Perth Amboy for Boston; II, ar, schs.
Izetta, Bangor; J. Nj. Harlow, Stockton
Eugene B0rda, Stoningt0n, Me-; Thomas
Xix, New Haven for New York ship E. b.
Sutton. Hong Kong. via Baltimore.
Fernandina; Davis Palmer. Newport News
Sarah w. Lawrence, do; cid, sch. Star of
the Sea, RockpOrt, Me-; 6, ar, sch. Emma 5.
Lord, Philadelphia; Z. ar. bark Antioch.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. Edwin Billado, who has been in the
hospital in Bangor the past six weeks, re-
turned home last week greatly improved.
.... Merrill w. Shute of Brewer visited rela-
tives Lere one DAY last week. Several
from this place attended the ball game in
Bucksport last Saturday,. George
Batchelder and Miss Alice Hartman visit
ed relatives in Stockton last Sunday.
Otis CHM visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. CHM, last Sunday. returning to Ban
gOr Monday morning.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
THE MASK OF HEALTH,

Few People Are Really Well as They
Look. Cause and Remedy.
Many people in Belfast, both men and
women, who believe themselves to be in
perfect health, are often in the greatest
danger.
The most common cause of i'll health is
Indigestion, with a myriad OF symptoms
such as headache, sleeplessness, specks be-
fore the eyes, pains in the back and side,
distress after eating, ETC.
In the last few! years the success of
physicians everywhere with Mi-o-na stom-
ach tablets has made them known far and
wide as the acknowledged specific for the
treatment of stomach diseases. They
strengthen the digestive organs so that in a
few days the stomach is in such shape that
it takes care itself of all the food that is
eaten without pain or distress.
R. II. Moody gives an absolute unqualified
guarantee that your money will be refund
ed unless Mi-O-na cures. He takes the
whole risk and the remedy will not cost
you penny unless it cures you.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
BORN.

CLARK. In Razoryille, May 90 to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles d. Clark, a son.
CoNARY. In Deer Isle. May %. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Conary. a daughter Dorothy.
GROVER. In South Thomaston, June g. to Mr..
and Mrs J. c. Grover, a daughter-Evie Curtis.
GRINDLE. In Pepobscot. June g. Ito Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert P. Grindle. daughter.
HAMILTON. In SearspOrt, June 9, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hamilton, son.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13

Leander Staples, who was in town from
Belfast last week airing the many merits Of
his patent halter, went on to Portland to
show the dealers of that city the product of
his Yankee genius. The halter seems to be
a sure cure against the halter-pulling horse.
MIR. Staples has fine testimonial from one
dealer, who ordered duplicate by the first
mail-Rockland Courier Gazette.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13

Bernes O. Norton, warden of the Maine
State prison at ThomastOn, was in the city
during the session of the United States
District court and while here called on his
friends, who are numerous in Bangor as, in
fact, they are everywhere else in the State.
Bangor Commercial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-20
WOMAN TELLS
ABOUT WRECK
pEscRIeEs SENSATIONS AS CAR
Y ROLLS OVER
mes NJ. D. PLUMB, ONE OF HURT,
ARRIVES HERE
Table Is Hurled on Prostrate Form
Arm Is Broken as She Tries
to Save Her
self

"It was a terrible experience and l
never wish to go through another such
ten minutes" said Mrs. M. d. Plumb at
her home, 2641 Hobart boulevard, last
night, where she had been taken early In
the afternoon after arriving on train NO.
% from the scene of the wreck near
Conception.
"I was sitting at the table in the din
ing car when the shock came. My chair
and the table upset and L was thrown
to the floor with all the dishes and silver
on top of me.
Most of the other passengers were
hurled from their seats, and 1t seemed
hours before the train came to a. stop.
"When l fell stretched out my arms
to catch something to hold on to, and
my right arm was broken below the ell
bow
AS she talked Mrs. Plumb's face de-
picted the severe pain she still suffered,
her injured arm swathed in bandages
being propped up on sofa pillow Not
a moan of pain escaped her lips, however,
as she related the details of the wreck.
"Amid the grinding and crashing of
breaking timbers there came the cry of
a frightened child, and 1 think that
made me feel by own pain less, and
remember those more helpless" she con-
tinued.
"When 1 was thrown on the floor, the
intense pain in my arm prevented my
paying very much attention to what went
went on around me. I did not lose con-
sciousness, but for the longest time 1T
seemed hard to realize just where I
was Several of the other passengers fell
on top of me and with the women
screaming and the men trying to get on
their feet again it was difficult to at
tract any attention or get help.
Excitement Less
when the train finally stopped and
the swaying motion ceased there was less
excitement A man took away some OF
the broken chairs and helped me to my