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The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
Mrs. Eddy Moves to Brookline.

BosToN, Jan. 26. Guarded by the
utmost secrecy and with every detail of
the journey shrouded in the deepest
mystery, Mrs. Mary Baker G: Eddy,
founder and head of the CHRISTIAN
Science Church. was removed by
special train today with all her house
hold following, and accompanied by
many other prominent Christian Sclen-
fists, from Pleasant View. in Concord,
n. H., where she has lived for 10 years,
to a new home in the Chestnut Hill sec
ton of Brookline, which has lately been
rebuilt at an expense of over 5000, 1000
There she will reside for the remainder
of her days.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS. Eugene Aldus of Belfast, in the
w County of Waldo and State of Maine, by
his mortgage deed dated the seventeenth day OF
County Registry OF Deeds. Book 279, Page 394.
conveyed to me the undersigned, Fred A. Rob
bins, a certain lot or parcel of land situated i'll
the same premises conveyed to the said Eugene,
AIduS by Eliza E. Aldus. by her warranty deed
dated October II, A. d. 1876, and recorded IN
WALDO Registry of Deeds, Book 2S3, Page 1913;
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 MOI tgage.
Dated this twentieth day of January \. ID 1908.
3W4 FRED A. ROBBlNS.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
PROBLEMS FOR 1908.

The great world outside of the
United States is confronted with many
large issues for the new year. In one
shape or another many of them are
with us now, for 1907 has handed over
good deal of unfinished business to
1908. Our years are only arbitrary
time allotmentS, which we have con-
structed for our convenience. Dlsre-
garding our convenience, however,
time refuses to divide itself up into
chapters, and therefore many of the
things which greet the world this morn
ing were with us last night, though
possibly in somewhat different as
pect. 1t is not ''Flnis' which Decem-
Der 81 writes on its story, but only TO
be continued in our next" what VIII
be the fate of the third Duma which is
now in session in st. Petersburg, ana
which has been attracting the world
attention for a few weeks? VIII IL DE
turned out of doors by Nicholas, as
were it's two predecessors? The shah
of Persia and the king of Portugal are
FESTIVE under the restraints of their
constitutional new one In the case OF
Persia and an Old one in that of Por-
tugal-and threaten to play the role OF
the French Louis, who was himself the
State. but the conditions for them are
adverse. Bismarck's old dreibund OF
Germany, Austria and Italy is weak
ening through the drift of Italy over to
the new league, in which England and
France, that had been in opposite
camps ever since the Crimean war, are
the dominant partners. What would
Beaconsfeld or Salisbury say II ne
could see this alliance of England with
Francp9 What would Palmerston
have thought if anybody in 1858 had
told him that England and Russia
would be leagued in 1908 to head OFT
anarchy in the shah's empire, and to
guarantee each others territory on the
borders of the Caspian and the Arabian
Seas?
For the United States 1908 presents
some new world and old world prob
lens that arouse our intesest. VIII
that Pax Americana which Secretary
Root has established in Central and
South America be permanent? Inc
voyage of Admiral Evans big fleet IS
intended to impress Latin America ana
the world with the power which STANDS
behind the Monroe doctrine, and at the
same time to tell the former as well as
the latter that we have no desire TOT
further territory either on TINS hemis-
phere or anywhere else, except IN the
case of Cuba, which is destined TO come
to US eventually, through the initiative
of her own people. The race issue IS
still with us, as regards Japan, though
in a less acute shape than it had twelve
months ago Canada, in the past SIX
or eight months, has been brought into
the race trouble as quasi-partner OF
the United States, to the embarrass-
If Janau'C alIy EnUInnU But
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
EOIEYSkIDNEYCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
Pension Roll $4,000, 900.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. rs. Represent
alive Keifer of Ohio, chairman OF Sub
Committee on Pensions of the House
Committee on Appropriations, an
nounced formally today that that COM
mittee had agreed to recommend pen
sion roll of $3.50, 100000 for the fiscal
wear ending June 30, 1909. This will be
about 81. O0O, 900 in excess of the pension
roll of the present fiscal year. The in
crease is largely due to the more liberal
provisions of the McCumber bill, effec-
tive in February, 1907.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
1t Does The Business.

Mr.. f. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Maine,
says of Buck lens Arnica Salve: sit does
the business; 1 have used it for piles and l.
cured them. Used it for chapped hands
and it cured them. Applied it to an Ole
sore and it healed it without leaving scar
4hind." 25c at r. ii. Moody's drug store,
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
PILES, PILES. PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment VIII cure
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. 1t
absorbs the tumors, allays itching at once,
acts as poultice, gives Instant relief. WI,
liams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared
for Piles and itching of the private parts,
Sold by druggists; mail SOC and 81 90. WI
uams, M'f'g. Co, Props, Cleveland, y.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30

as appears by the writ in this action; and now 1t
appearing to this Court that this action was COM
menced by attachment of the defendants prop
erty and that at the time OF the service OF TINS
writ said Lonville A. Libby was not an lnhabl-
tant of this State and has no tenant agent or at,
torney within the State, and that no personal
service has been made upon the SAID Lonville A.
Libby, is ordered that notice be given to sara
Lonviile A. Libby to appear at the Supreme
for the County of Waldo, on the third Tuesday OF
April, A. d. 1908, to show cause If any ne mas.
why Judgment should not be rendered against
by publishing in the Republican Journal. anews-
paper published and printed at said Belfast,
he fourteen DAYS at least before said thlld Tues
day of April, an attested copy of this order
A. NJ. SPEAR.
Justice of s. j. Court.
true copy. Attest:
3W3 TILESTON WADLIN Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
ARE YOU VERY BUSY :?
YOUR TIME Is nONEY.

We want one good, active agent who has
general ACQUAINTANCE and popular, to sell our
NOM CHEMICAL 1t actually makes heat from
what is now useless ashes. No smoke on SCOT.
Will not burn your CRATE Innings or mjure metal,
So simple child can apply 1t. satisfaction ana
sure results guaranteed NOM Product VIII,
where u.s. d. save S per cent OF coal bills kcp-
resentatiyes oi ability wanted 10 handle the quick
est seller in the market today. No competition.
Trial box and full particulars by mail, Is cents.
Address 3t5
TRACY & FORBES, New England Agents
International Trust Building, Boston, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30

AS an illustration of woman's wit
Mr.. Depew, who is still Senator from
New York. cites the following:
a man once found that his wife had
bought a few puffs of false hair. This
displeased him. SO one day he hid in
the hall outside of her room, and, just
as the lady was adjusting the false
puffs, he darted in upon her.
MARY" he said reproachfully, ''why
do you put the hair of another woman
upon your head?"
"John," retorted Mary, with glance
at her husbands shoes, "why do you
put the skin of another calf upon your
feet?"-Everybody's Magazine.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30

People with passion for filling their
houses with old fashioned things some
times forget seemingly ahat tnefes n Wa,r
ing quite so old fashioned as DaDles.-Ne"
York World.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
House Cleaning BY Electricity.

Electricity has banished the twice-a-
year house cleaning time and all the
haunting terrors which the name i'm
plies. The home of today is kept per-
manently clean with the electric reno.
vator and consequently there is no
spring or fall housekeeping work to
be done.
Electricity has added much to the
comforts of the home, from ringing the
door bell to sitting the ashes: from
lighting the rooms to cooking the food,
and now it has condescended to take
on the additional responsibility of
cleaning the house.
Primarily the electric house cleaner
consists of Il small movable device
equipped with double fan, a revolv-
ing brush and proper receptacles for
dust and dirt. The fan and the brush
are driven by powerful, though small,
General Electric motor. The brush
loosens every particle of dust in the
floor coverings and the dirt is drawn in
volume of air. Sweeping the floors in
this way leaves no clouds of sitting
dust to settle later Oh the furniture and
fixtures. The machine will pick up
matches and pieces of paper or Plus as
it moves across the floor. Carpets and
rugs can he cleaned in tenth of the
time it takes to sweep them by hand.
The furniture and curtains can be thor
oughly cleansed without removing them
from their original positions. Hotels,
churches and theatres having large car
peted interiors also find the electric
cleaner most valuable Oh account of the
speed with which large carpets and ex-
tensive furniture can be cleaned
The electrical connections are made
at the lamp socket and the machine is
pushed across the floor like an ordinary
carpet sweeper. For cleaning under
radiators, furniture or in corners hose
attachment is used which will reach the
most inaccessible places.
The device is equipped with several
important attachments. One to clean
floor coverings, cushions, mattresses,
lounges, ETC.; another for cleaning
crevices, corners, and all difficult places
from floor to ceiling. Still another is
used to clean walls, pictures, curtains,
mouldings. shelves, cornices, ornaments
or fixtures, etc. No skill is required to
operate the machine; there is no deafen-
ing noise and the work can be done in a
few minutes at a trifling cost.
Not only does the electrical house
cleaner sweep the house thoroughly but
it sterilizes and renovates as well.
There is an attachment for driving a
bast of air through pillows, mattresses,
and cushions and still another to Sterl-
lie for the destruction of disease germs.
Whe a room needs cleaning all that
is necessary is to bring in the electric
cleaner and attach the flexible cord to
the lamp socket. The motor is started
and the cleaner pushed back and forth
across the floor until the carpet is clean.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
Order of Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO IS. JANUARY TERM, l90S
George F. sherman VS.. Lonyille A. Libby.
In a plea of the case tor that the defendant at
said Burnham to wit. at said Belfast, on the day
of the purchase of this writ, being indebted 10
the plaintiff in the sum of $685. according To the
account annexed and the balance thereof, then
and there in consideration thereof pl omiSed me
plaintiff to pa! him the same on demand;
Lonvllle A. Libby in account with
George f. sherman,
1907. Oct 8.
To % bags Swft's fertilizer, $39l5
Interest on same from June
90 '07 ........... 10
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
COTTAGE LOTS

Auy size from a few hundred feet to 175 acres.
All have shore fronts. Anywhere from Belfast to
Saturday Cove. Fine view OF bay and islands.
also have a large list OF city property and farms.
ali sizes and prices. Send for book.
f. = HOLMES,
Real Estate Agent, Belfast Maine
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
live STOCK
Commission Merchant.
F. L. LIBBY, Burnham, Maine,
AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, MASS.
Weekly shipments of live stock to Brighton
Market. Cars leave Belfast every Monday morn
ing and Burnham Monday noon Dover and Fox
croft every Saturday morning. l solicit your
consignment, promising you prompt and salts
factory returns with the party's name and ad-
dress sell your stock to. Write for shipping
directions and my weekly market letter, Free
we
WANT
YOUR
SUBSCRIPTION

To THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. We
want you to take advantage of our com
bination with THE NEW IDEA W0MAN'S
MAGAZINE. We have already announced
that we offer the two together for S2.lO.
Regular Subscription Price $3.50.
Sample copies of New Idea at this
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUB. CO
Belfast, Maine
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30

For any pain, from top to toe, from any
cause, apply DR.. Thomas Ecectric Oil
Pain can't stay where it is used.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
House for Sale.

Story and half house with ell. Seven rooms,
pantry. cellar and clothes presses Good cistern.
Barn, carriage house, work shop and hen house.
Apple, pears, plum and cherry trees; raspberrles,
g0Oseberries and grapes; all kinds OF shrubs and
roses. Fine house lot connected will Sell with or
without the property. Terms: part down, balance
on easy terms to the right parties. Enquire Mon
day and " ednesdays at
HATTIE MARINERS,
3m4s 10 Bay View Street, Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30

That S what our Coal is as good
Coal as was ever mined. AS free
from slate and dirt as it is possible
to get Coal. Carefully screened,
and every ton a full ton.
Why should it not be a burning
success? Try us with your next
order, and you will certainly get
Coal that will please you both in
quality and price.
THE SWAN 4 SIBLEY CO.,
BELFAST, MAINE.
The Republican journal., 1908-01-30
Neurology of the Town of Northport.

The following deaths were recorded by
Tho clark of Nnrthnnrt for 1907:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05

The contest is now on in earnest.
The names of the candidates to date
have been announced with their stand
ing, and new contestants are entering
daily. Every contestant in the race
has an excellent starter. None should
feel discouraged because another has
few more votes than they have, for
with very little effort on your part
you could easily secure enough to place
your name in the lead by large num-
Der.
Votes are allowed on old and new
subscriptions paid in advance. An OLD
subscriber as a party already taking
The Herald. new subscriber is a
party not taking The Hard at the
time they subscribe in favor of the
contestant.
All that is necessary for person
desiring to assist the candidate to do
is to subscribe for the Los Angeles
Herald and pay in advance. A one
year subscription allows 2000 votes, a
six months subscription allows 600
votes, three months subscription al
lows 300 votes and a one months sub
scription allows so votes.
There have been very few contests
in any part of the country where such
great interest was displayed as in the
Los Angeles Herald's popular voting
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
TENCENTS A PEEP
IS PRICE OF SHOW
REV."BOB" FISHER is ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
Minister lntimates That He Has No
Elephant on His Hands, but
Footprint of the
Animal

Friends of Rev. Bob" Fisher say
that he is on the right track and has
something equal to a gold mine.
1t so happened that Bob Fisher
takes to his name as kindly as Bob
Burdette and other Bobs who might be
mentioned.
Anyway, Rev. Bob" Fisher is a well
known clergyman in the Methodist
ranks and controls the ministerial des-
TIMES of the Methodist church in Riv-
erside in a very acceptable manner.
Rev Bob" Fisher is nothing if not
original. He can put his originality
into a powerful sermon in his own pull
pit, or "speak right out in meetin' B"
in other places.
In these times of lively religious
movements there seems to be no OBJ
lection arising in the minds of the con-
servative faithful in allowing a good
sprinkling of commercialism to enter
the realms of common life in carrying
out the principle that faith and works
go together.
So. it is this way: When Rev. Bob
Fisher was called upon yesterday at
the meeting of the Methodist minis
ters to give his church report, he said;
Everything is lovely in Riverside. l
have an elephant track in my back
yard and l charge ten cents for the
show"
1t will be remembered that a furious
elephant broke loose a short time ago
and stampeded the premises of the
Riverside divine.
His friends say that he has the ele-
phant track nicely fenced in and the
track itself is carefully preserved for
ten cents peep.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
INTERSECTIONS BETRAY
HUSBAND TO POLICE
DETECTIVES ARREST MAN AT
STATION
Woman's Kiss Is Followed by Steel
Bracelets and Insurance Man
Is Led Away to
Cell

As c. A. McGoingal wanted in Port
land on charge of felony embezzle-
ment, stepped forward to greet his
wife at the Arcade depot yesterday
morning he was placed under arrest
by Detectives Hosick and Zeigler.
A telegram from Portland furnished
the police with a description of the
woman and the information. that she
was on her way south and would meet
McGoingal in Los Angeles.
The detectives boarded the train at
a suburban station and soon located
the woman. When she arose to greet
her husband she was unaware she
was betraying him into the hands of
the police.
When she realized what she had done
she declared it all a mistake and
pleaded with the detectives to release
him.
McGoingal acknowledged his identity
and will be held till an officer from
Portland comes for him. He has been
in Los Angeles about a week and is
said to be in the insurance business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
CLAIM MEXICAN ROBBED
AGED DANIEL MCPHERSON

Jose Romero of East First street
was arrested yesterday by Patrolman
Fitzgerald on the charge of having en-
ticed Daniel Mcpherson, an elderly
masi, to his home and then robbing
him of a gold watch and other per-
sonal property. Romero will have his
examination before Justice Fitzgerald
today
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
ENGINEER ENDS
LIFE WITH POISON
EFFORTS TO SAVE MAN FROM
DEATH FAIL
LANDLORD FINDS LODGER UN-
CONSCIOUS
"Guess I'll Wind Up the Ball OF Yarn"
Are Last Words of Pros
porous Mining
Expert

With the remark that he guessed he
would wind up the ball of yarn" John
Bradley, SO years old, prosperous min
ing engineer, died at the emergency
hospital yesterday morning from the
effects of a dose of strychnine he had
taken with suicidal intent.
When in the city Bradley lived at
the Commonwealth, 1926 South Main
street. At o'clock yesterday cries
were heard issuing from his room.
Manager Ford rushed to the room
and found Bradley lying on the bed in
agony with the empty strychnine bottle
beside him. DR.. Dickinson of the West
minister, next door, heard the man 3
cries and, hurrying over, administered
a dose of morphine. Bradley was then
sent to the emergency hospital, but
died an hour and half later.
Bradley had been living at the Main
street address since April Is. He paid
his bills promptly and at times dis
played large sums of money. The only
effects he left were a dollar watch and
corkscrew. He is supposed to have
brother. Tom Bradley, living in Lau-
trim, Canada.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
.HERALD'S CONTEST
ON IN EARNEST
New Contestants Enered-Votes Counted Daily 5Votes
Allowed Old Well as New Subscribers-How
Votes Are Issued-Candidates Busy

contest. There is very good reason
why the people should be interested
and that is because of the liberal
prizes which are to be given to the
young women, young men and frater-
nal organizations that secure the most
votes in the short time of eight weeks
If there is any contestant who has
not as yet received a receipt book with
which to secure subscriptions the man.
ager would be glad to forward one to
the address by return mail. These
blanks are of great assistance to the
workers and their friends. who are
helping them and may be had for the
asking.
The votes are counted each evening
at o'clock. so if your votes are put
into the ballot box after that time do
not expect them to appear the follow
ing morning.
If there is anything in regard to the
contest that any of the contestants or
any outsider does not understand the
contest manager is ready to answer
promptly if you will but ask to have
ii explained.
The office of the contest department
is in the business office of The Herald,
where he may be seen from 9 a. M
until Z p. m.
Phone Press IL: Home Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
MUSICAL MASTERS ARE
ASTONISHED BY PLAYER
Alma krausse, Famous Pianist, Rem
ders Difficult Selections Before
Throng of Music Lovers at
Department Store

Hundreds of people crowded the mu-
sic department of the Broadway de-
partment store yesterday afternoon
from until o'clock to hear Alma
Krausse, the well known musical art
list, who has consented to accept chal-
lenges to play the most difficult COM
positions of the masters, for the man.
agement of the store.
Miss Krausse has been engaged at
high salary, and yesterday at her
opening engagement as "demonstra-
tor" eVinced an ability that surprised
all who heard her. Among the very
crucial tests to which her talent was
placed by music teachers and noted
pianists was one which came unex-
pectedly, when "Etude Lerek," by Lis
ponnon, a famous and extremely diff
cult Russian classic, was placed before
her.
There is said to be but four copies
of this piece in Existence, ana MISS
Krausse, although she has Travelled
about the world and in Russia for
number of years, had never before
seen the composition. 1t is said, also,
that some of the most famous musi-
clans have failed to play 1t offhand at
first sight but although 1t Is a piece
severely taxing the hands, eyes and
intellect, Miss I,rausse played 1t with
out a single error in time, chords or
melody, according to the challenger
who submitted the composition to her,
and who knows the piece WELL
Chopins Cradle Song" (Bearceuse)
which some of the best players find
extremely difficult also was submit
ted, but failed to daunt the player.
AS a result of these tests the manage
ment of the Broadway store has offered
$1,000 for any riece of music which
Miss Krausse cannot play correctly
offhand.
Today Miss Krausse will play from
until O'Clock, but beginning tomor-
row she will be heard only between the
hours of and D. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
PLAN TWO REPUBLICS
MINING EXPOSITION
Los Angeles Men Project Six Months
Show Commemorating Sixtieth
Anniversary of Discovery of
Gold in California

Los Angeles men are planning two
republics mining and mineral eXposi-
ton to be given here.
1t will if plans are carried out last
six months, commemorating the six
tieth anniversary of the discovery OF
gold in California.
Mine owners. mining and milling
men, smelling machinery builders,
oil well companies and others will fur
nish samples of ores. processes, ma
chimes, Goals, oils and methods of eX-
tracing hidden treasures.
Actual methods will be shown as far
as possible, including panning. sluicing,
washing, separating, etc, to show how
the hills and dales of California were
made to yield 1,5OO,oOOOOO of metal
since 40.
Visitors from all parts of the world
are expected. school children will de-
rive benefits from the display, new
markets will be created and medals
and diplomas will be awarded.
The exposition has been under con-
sideration since 1906 and had been
planned for San Francisco originally.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
RAILROAD COMPANY ISSUES
FINE DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET

The Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany has issued valuable free pam
phlet giving the program of the fleets
reception at San Francisco and in
cludins Z list of hotels there and in
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley, to-
gether with their location, capacity,
rates, etc.
The pamphlet gives the dates of the
various excursions and the rates to
San Francisco and is to be had on APP
plicat' at the Southern Pacific ticket
offices. 600 South Spring street free of
charge. 1t will be of great assistance
to all who are going to the northern
metropolis on any of the excursions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-05
MINISTERS RAISING FUNDS
FOR BIBLE TEST CASE
Action Taken by Clergymen to Com
pete the Collection of the $500
Required for Court
Procedure

The ministers are stirring themselves
to raise the $500, the amount required
to put the test case through the courts
to show if the Bible can be read law
fully in the public schools.
Chaplain Nave, chairman of the COM
mittee to raise the funds, reported yes
terday at the Methodist minister's
meeting that $75 had been apportioned
to the Methodists and smaller amounts
to the other denominations. 1t was de
cided that the money should be raised
before June l.
Rev. Robert Barton, pastor of the
Epworth Methodist church, read an in
teresting paper on Thoughts ON BibIi-
cal Criticism which called forth con-
siderable discussion.