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The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
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All the good qualities of Ely

All the good qualities Of EIy,s Cream
Balm, solid, are found in Liquid Cream
izers. That it is wonderful remedy fol-
Nasal Catarrh is proved by an ever-increas.
ing mass of testimony. 1t does not dry out
nor rasp the tender air-passages: 1t allays
the inflammation and goes straight to the
root of the disease. Obstinate old cases
have yielded in few weeks. All druggists,
Ely Bros, IS Warren Street, New York.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

To have perfect health we must have per
feet digestion, and it is very important not
to permit of any delay the moment the
stomach feels out of order. Take some
thing at once that you know will promptly
and unfailingly assist digestion. mere Is
indigestion, sour stomach, belchng of gas
and nervous headache. Kodol is a natural
digestant, and will digest what you eat.
Sold by r. H. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

A big cut or a little cut, small scratches OF
bruises or big ones are healed quickly by
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Saiye. Ii
is especially good for piles. Get DeWltts
Sold by r, II. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

Foley's Orino Laxative is best for women
and children. Its mild action and pleasant
tastes makes it preferable to violent purga-
tiyes, such as pill, tablets, etc. Cures con-
stipatiOn, H. II. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
CENTER MoNTvILLE.

George Edmuuds finished saving wood
last week with his gaSolene engine and re-
Turned Friday. West Z. Jones and
Ephyaim Thompson have made seventy gal
Ions Of maple syrup this season. There has
been an unusually long run Of sap. The
frogs made their appearance last W edneS-
day and favored us with their music but
The remainder of the week was so cold they
were glad to crawl back into the mud. -.
Allen Goodwin is procuring license for
Frank Bennett of Liberty for running the
4utomobile which he purchased last fall....
William d. Tasker sent his apples to the
Boston market last week ...... Charles n.
Tbompson, who has been sick all winter, is
still unable to leave the house. 800. Mrs.
Crosby Fowler of Unity visited her sister,
Mrs Almra Vose, at G. D: Towards, a
mart of last week %. Mrs. Ella Brown of
Belfast is at Volney Thompson's for a few
days... Miss Nettie Ramsay is to teach in
Sasrsmopt, beginning the last of this month.
MIR. and Mrs. W. P. Jones were at
.yohn Cornforth's in Knox, April 10Th. Mr..
{;ornf0rth is i'll with malaria. Miss Carrie
Greeley of Freedom is at B: T. Thomp-
from South Montville. She has been
doing dressmaking there for the past five
weeks. Miss Lowell is kept very busy
most of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Erskne spent WIN aei daece
ut II. Grange hall, Center Montvile, Fri
day evening, April oath. Music by Town,
sends orchestra of Morrill,. Ice cream ana
cake was served at intermlssion: 49, Mr..
and Mrs. John Rowe of Morrill, visited Mr..
and Mrs T. Erskine last Sunday; mere
has been a good run of sap and the Gay
hrothers are making some fine maple syrup.
,.John Bean has very sick horse. Dr.
jackson of Belfast has been out TO see IT,. :;
CIvde RoWell has made about hundred
gallons of fine maple syrup.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
NOTICE OF FORECLOSl RE-

WHEREAS, Gertrude Nj. E,Hugv
W bou i'll the county OF AruueInHo
of Maine, by her mortgage deed uH
day of April \. u 1907, and recorded
do Registry of Deeds. Book 27y page
ed to me, the Undersigned Flora 4. Gu
ham in the county of Waldo and -tar
a certain piece or parcel Of land with
ingS thereon situated III said BurulN
and described as follows TO wit:
half of cheek lot i'll yellow lot nuns.
the fifteen mile lot n l containing
acres more or less and being The sal
/ conveyed to Ephram Hatch by Elf
deed dated Feb. II 1877. Also another
of land situated in said Burnham ana O
described as follows: beginning at q.
corner of lot OF land formerly owned
pied by one Calvin Morgan; thenr
east ON the said line of said Morgan
northeast corner OF the same thence
Is 3 10 rods to a stake on the old SWa'
called thence on old swamp road =.
rods; thence $. 233 L on said ro1,
thence 5. % Il on said road tWrl
thence 20 +. on SAID road thirty -four
S. 81 f. eighteen rods on said road; ~,
". to the south line OF .; thence 9.
to first mentioned bounds; contalA
five acres more or less; and where
ton of said mortgage bias been aud
en-; now. therefore, by reason ut ~
the condition thereof ! claim fore
mortgage and do give this notice tur
Dated this fourteenth day of Ap'Jn
FLOR
BY her attorneys, duly authorized.
MANSON Il COOLIDGE.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

Ron and after Oct.>7, 1907, trains connecting
at Burnham and Wateryile with through trains
for and from Bangor, Watervlle, Portland and
BOSTON, will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

Commencing Monday April 9Th, s-.,g.
leave Belfast at go p. m, Monday H.m
days. Thursdays and Saturdays tl. .sa.
Rockland and Boston
For Searsport, Bucksport, Wnterport Hr
den ION SignaD and Bangor at 7.45 8.N y
arrival of steamer from Boston, lr.,.s
Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
RETURNING
Steamers leave Boston at 500 p. m v.n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
Leave Rockland, via Camden, at J5J #.-.
on arrival OF steamer from tOStou a...
Wednesdays Fridays and SATURDAYS.
Leave Bangor at IL a. m. Monday N..
days, Thursdays and Saturdays via lu .rl...
landings.
First,class fare, Belfast to Boston
way; 5000 round trip.
FRED W. POIE Agent. Httn- y..
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
The senior class of Freedom Academy
went to Brooks Friday evening. April l7th,
and played the drama Willowda1ee, to large
anJience. 10. Phil Libby and Will Spinney
have returned to Bridgt0n Academy.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
County Correspondence.
[ deferred
STANDPOINT

Fred Grant left Tuesday for Guilford
where he has employment. IF. +. Pc; klns
spent few days at home recently. Mrs
Willis Young and son Alyah arrived last
week from Somervlle,. ...... Miss Lizzie
Clement of Belfast was here with friends
over Sunday.. Miss Fostina Griffin return
ed to llampden Friday where she is attend
ing school. ...M Miss Vera Rollins is at work
at the village as miiliner for Dreamer & Co;
49,. Mrs. Florence, wife of John Small, died
in Bangor April 10th, at the hospital where
she had gone for treatment, aged "A years:
Funeral Tuesday, April 21st, at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crock
er, Standpoint.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
SWANYILLE CENTER.

Mrs. Morrill, is gaining but is not able to
do much work ....... Charles Curtis has
some nice pigs for SALE. Joshua Little
field OF Waldo planted peas April 10TH.
Mrs. Lewis Murphy is sick with heavy
cold -. Mrs. Lydia Clements of Monroe is
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. II. p White,
for a week. Lois Robertson of Massa-
chu sets, who is working at Wilm0t Rob
ertson's, cut his little toe nearly off with an
axe Saturday afternoon. -. What came near
to being serious accident occurred on the
Dow hill, Monroe, last week. Edward
Evans was hauling load of hoop poles
with a 4-year old colt when the poles work
ed loose and began to rattle. The noise
frightened the colt, which ran, throwing the
load and Mr. Evans off. The renS caught
around Mr.. Evans feet and the wagon
went over HIM He was dragged 80 PAGES
when the horse collided with an apple tree
and Harold Webb rescued Mr.. Evans. He
was badly bruised and one ankle quite bad
Is sprained but no bones were broken
owing to the road being so muddy. He
probably owes his lite to this condition..
Joshua LittIefield of Waldo had d birthday
last week. He was drawing wood with his
horse. and it was remarked that the COM
binei age of Mr.. Llttletield and the horse
wa, Just 100 years. He is IS and the horse
is 25.... A braham Curtis returned from Bos-
ton Saturday with three horses... Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Robertson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
David Moody Sunday Frogs were peeping
April 18th
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30
NORTH STOCKTON.

NORTH S1OCk1oN.
Howard and Henry Littlefield, Luther
AmpS and Charles Lindsey are at work on
the K. p. hall at Prospect and several others
from Prospect and from Stockton village
are employed there. Mrs. Nellie Lane
came down from Orono to stay over Sunday
at Fred Lanes. Mrs. Lane has a position
as matron of the Mt. Vernon House at the
University of Maine. -. Herman Partridge,
G. \ Staples and A. L. Haley went to Ban
gog on business last Monday. George
Overlook and wife gave an enjoyable party
to the young folks at their home last Thurs
day evening Sumner Overlook went to
Guilford recently to take position as cook
in hotel there, but was Obliged to return
home on account of illness. He expects to
be able to go to Kineo in May to take the
same position that he had last year in ID
returned from Portsmouth, N. H., where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie
Hamm. Manter Moody is at work as
paving cutter at Mosquito Mt, and Emery
Calderwood has the position of foreman of
the stone cutters there. Mrs. Clifton Ellis
is seriously i'll and it is expected that she
will go to the hospital at Bangor, soOn......
George Dunaver is at work in Searsport on
The phosphate building. Sidney Moody
has moved his family to Prospect, where he
mas employment at Mt. Heagen. E. ii.
and II. V. Partridge were in Bangor on a
pleasure trip last week, remaining over
night to attend an entertainment there.
4 p IIeagen visited friends here last week.
John O'Connor has been at work Tor
Wilbur Ridley, doing carpenter work. Mr..
Ridley is making extensive repairs on his
house.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

BY her attorneys, duly authorized
MANSON 4 COOLIDGE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
IS OPPOSED TO TAFT
NEW HAMPSHIRE LABOR UNIONS
 PASS RESOLUTIONS.
They Declare That Secretary Of War Is Campaigning as @One Mans Man" and Deplore His
 Camdldaey

Concord, N. H., Jan. S.--Oppositlon to Secretary William H Taft, as a presi- dential candidate. was embodied in a statement issued today by the execu- tive committed of the State branch of the American Federation of Labor. The statement said in part
 We. the Executive Committee of the New Hampshire branch of the Amerl can Federation of Labor. in sentiment and in sympathy with union members of all political parties in this country hereby declare ourselves unalterablY opposed to the nomination of William H. Taft. Secretary of War. for the pres idency: that we recognize in hffn, through his public utterances and judi cial decisions and opinions the arch enemy of organized labor; that he x the instrument and exponent of capi- talistic power; that the writ of in- function which he upholds, with other iniquitous measures. never was intend ed and never should be applied to de- prive honest industry of its personal rights: that we object to his methods of campaigning as any one mans man, however exalted and influential may be his master, or widespread his own sup- port and endeavor; and that we are de- terminedly and irrevocably opposed to his candidacy"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
WHITNEY KILLS SELF
NEW YORK BROKER COMMITS sUI-
 SIDE.
Member of the Stock Exchange Shoots Himself at Hfa HOme--NO Cause, is AaalGned foE
 Deed.

New York, Jan. s--Charles w. Whit ney. a member of the stock exchange firm of H. N. Whitney and Sons, con1- mitted suicide today at his home in West Seventy Street, by shoot ing. The cause for his act has not yet been learned. Mir. Whitney was 3s years of age.
 The firm of H. N. whitney & Sons is well-known on the New York Stock Exchange It is composed of H. N. Whitney H, F. Whitney. A. E. Whit ney and Henry l.. Maxwell. Charles W Whitney also was a member of the firm With the exception@of A F. whintey and Mir. Maxwell. all of the members of the firm hold memberships in the Exchange.
 The firm in 1901 succeeded Nissan, Whitney 6 Co.,. who were brokers for the old Vanderbilt interests.
 MT. Whitney had been manager of the company's branch office in Madison Avenue. He had not been in active business for several months however, having suffered a sunstroke early last Octobar. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
GLENN CALLS S0L0NS
EXTRA SESSION OF NORTH CARO-
 LIMA LEGISLATURES.
Proclamation Fixes January 21 as Dale and Declares That Passenger
 Rate Laws are to be
 Modified.

Raleigh, Mo-, Jan. S,-Governor Glenn tonight, after a session of the Council of State, Issued a proclamation for a special session of the Assembly of North Carolina to begin on Tuesday, January 21.
 The proclamation states that the spe- cific purpose of the extra session Is to change, modify. strengthen or repeal the railroad passenger rate of 3 1-4 cents a mile passed at the last session of the Legislature. and also the law concerning unjust discrimination in freight rates.
 With the proclamation. Governor Glenn issued a letter to the people of the State. in which he sets out the specific act to be presented to the Leg islature.. saving that the terms offered by him to the railroads have been ac- septed by all but one. and this road (the Atlantic Coast Iinel accepts all the terms except an agreement for an intra state rate. saving it has no power to do this. the Governor adding. but doubtless circumstances will regulate this rate as requested"
 He stated that the Legislature will be asked to increase the 2 1-4 cents fiat rate to 1-2 cents. and to repeal the present law and the penalties. If this Is done. the railroads agree to the flat 1-2 cents intrastate rate. and also to issue 2.0O0-miIe books. intra- state. interchanReable with solvent roads. good for heads of firms and em- ployes not exceeding five. at 2 cents a m,le One thousand-mile books. in- trastate. limited to one person at 2 cents a mile: 500-nnile books. intrastate, at 1-4 cents. good for heads of fami- lies and dependent members, names to be furnished. All excebt 2,000-mile books to apply to interstate travel in lines in Virginia. Tennessee. North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia and Alabama. and on other roads. if they agree
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
WALSH ON THE STAND.
Former Bnnker of Chicngo Denies the
 chnrwaa

Former Tanker of Chicng0 Denies the
 3i Charges.
 !, Chicago. Jan. s.--John B.. Walsh, in his first public explanation of the af- fairs of the Chicago National Bank since its closing by National Bank Ex- amiGSrs, took the witness stand today in the United States District Court to defend himself against charges of mis- applying funds of the institution.
 He admitted that he had personally engineered the loans of millions of doi- lars to the railroads and other enter prIses in which he held large blocks of stock. He also acknowledged that the system of memorandum notes used in the bank was his. He denied. how ever that he undertook these transac- tions with any thought of personal gain, claiming that the interests of the bank and It's allied institutions, the Equitable Trust Company and the Home Savings Bank. were his chief concerns
 MT. Walsh was on the stand four hours. Cross examination of the wit- ness was stlli in progres when court adjourned for the day.
 The expectation that MT. Walsh would testify drew a large crowd to the court room Although he had been one of Chicagq's leading citizens for years. he has appeared in public comparatiye- iIy few kifJes aud has seldom. if ever. spoken fH public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
SCORE IN HOSPITAL
NO FURTHER LOSS OF LIFE BY
 TRAIN WRECK.
Railroad CsEnnifssfon Will Investigate Causs of Accident at Hiram, Ga.-sIniured Passenger
 Are HecoYering.

Atlanta, Ga. Jan. s.-of the nearly 100 persons who received injuries in the wreck of the Coilver special on the Southern Railway near Hiram. Ga. about score are still confined to hos- pitfalls in this city and it is believed all will eventually recover.
 At the Atlanta Sanitarium tonight received internal injuries. was resting easy, though her condition is very se- rious. The condition of Miss Studeba- ker of Cleveland, who was last night reported probably fatally injured. has improved today and 1t is believed she will eventually recover
 The state Railroad Commission to- day began a searching investigation of the wreck and will endeavor to place responsibility for 1t. While no officiaI statement of the, cause of the wreck has been made 1t Is stated that the en- zine was derailed because the bridge, wbtch was new one. gave way.
 Many oS those who received only slight bruises and cuts continued their journeys to Florida and Cuban points today. while others decided to return to their homes.
 The Southern Railway operated it's trains today over the Western and Atlantic to Dalton, Ga, where they were transferred to It's own tracks. Of. ficials of the road say that the break will be repaired in their line tonight and regular schedules resumed.
 Road Foreman Of Engines D. Fl schnapp. died late last nigh., after ke- ing brought here on relief train. as did the negro hrsinan. Nose Baid- win. Engineer James Edwards was canght under his engine and died in Hiram.
 The list of injured renlains at about eighty, many of the hurts being Of . minor character.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
LOEB WILL MANAGE
 WASHINGTON GAR LINES

WashinstoRa Jan. s-Investigations made in local financial circles by Representative Smith. chairman of the House commftte on the District of Columbia, warrants him in saying that there IS to be a consolidation. of the street car companies of the District of ColuuhIa and that William Loeb. Jr.. Secretary to President Roosevelt is to be given the active management of the consolidated properties.
 MT. Smith has been making inquiry into the Street Car situation with the view of getting legislation authorizing the construction of lines to the new Union Station.
 While not denying the statements which have been made regarding bis prospective change of occupation, Mir. Loeb indicated that he is not as vel ready to make statement on the sub ject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
MUNCIE IS QUIET
 AND CARS ARE RUNNING

Muncie. Ind, Jan, s--street cars are running today on all Muncie lines without disturbance. The military is confined to quarters while the streets are patrolled by 500 business and pro- fessional men sworn in as deputies.
 Vice President Behr of the Amalga- mated Association of Street and Elec- trio Railway employees returned here last night but being advised by both the civil and military authorities to leave the city, made his departure. Cars were run last night without dis turbance.
 At Marion. several cars were stoned last night but the act has been att tributed to boys
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09

lution of the road problem Is just distribution of Federal. State and local aid. and he urges the State to do it's share immediately Governor Swanson recommends increased provision for the States Confederate Veteranx
 T recommend" says the Governor, that the pensions paid to the most disabled deuendent and deserving classes be increased. and that a larger appropriation for this purpose be made. also recommend that the work of coll. lecting Confederate records, of collat- ing and preserving the materials of our war history be continued.
 The Governor urges that an appro- priation be made to erect suitable monument on the pat. .sci Q, Gettys- burg ito commemorate the glory and heroi,rni of the virginla troops"
 He renews his recommendation for establishing a department of banking and for legislation controlling the op-. eration of State banks.
 The message also recommends in- creased appropriations for the State militia, enhancement of the powers Of the State Board of Health and liberal policy toward public education. espe- cially the promotion of normal work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
MISSISSIPPI PLANS
CAMPAIGN FOR STATE PROHIBI.
 TIOIN IS SHAPING.
BilI Has Been PreDared aud 1t VIII Re Recommended by the Outgoing
 and Incoming
 Governor.

Jackson. Miss. Jan. S.-The cam paign for statutory prohibition in this State assumed definite, form today when. at meeting of the executive committee of the State Prohibition par ty. a bill was perfected and arrange ments made for It's introduction in the Legislature which convened yesterday.
 A mass meeting of prohibition advo- cates will be held here tomorrow and delegates from all sections of the State will be in attendance.
 Hon. F. F. Noel. who will be inaug- urated Governor Tuesday. is an ardent prohibitionist. and Governor Varda- man has recommended It's passage in his retiring message.
 Advocates of prohibition express confidence that the measure will be enacted into a law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
LARoRnRs NANT woRK.

Boston. Mass. Jan. S.--Morris l.. Swift member of the Socialist Labor City Hall this afternoon and presented to Mayor Hubbard set. of resolutions asking that the city give them work. Hubbard received the resolutions, but declined a request to address the crowd. He said that he would reply to the men next Thursdav.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
POWERS TO THE PUBLIC.
Accused Kentucky AGan Appeals 1
 Tsawdau

Pardon.
 . Lexington. ky, Jan. s.--A statement @ the public was issued by Caleb Pow CTS today in which he asks the people to sig na petition to Governor wiilsen for his pardon on the main grounds that he was tried unfairly three times and at his last trial ten jurors asked for his acquittal.
 A committee composed of four Dam < ocrats and three Republicans has charge Of the petition. The petition will be circulated among the woroen as well as men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
DiaTAond Dealer Bankrupt

New York. Jan. s.--A petition in bankruptcy, was filed yesterday against Louis WitZerhousen, a wholesale dia- mond dealer in Maiden Lane by eredi- tors. Robert l., Harrison was appoint cd receiver. The nominal assets are in the neigh borhood of $200,0O0 and the liabilities. 1t is said. probably will not be less than &I50,o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
yTRGINIA LEGIsLATURE
COnvenes and Receives Message from
 Governor.

Richmind. Va. Jan. S.-The General Assembly of Virginia organized tods by the election of Richard E. I3yid. Speaker of the House. and Edward Echols. President pro tenn of the Sem ate.
 Governor Swanson's message sets forts that the financial affairs of the State are most favorable. the surplus in the treasury being S726.573.
 Among the important recommenda- ttons is the protection of a continuous system of improvement of public roads. The Governor believes the proper so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
ALABAMA A PATENTS.
LIeutenant CoIvfn sa Transserred to
 Fort HESrwan.

Washington. Jan. S.--( Special. D--- Patents have been issued as follows: G. K. Cloud Mobile net casting appa- ratus: T. R. Felts. Selma, animal trainer; R. H. Hieelnbotham. Village Springs. rotary engine.
 First Lieutenant William M. ColvIn, Coast Artillery Corps. is relieved from duty with the 97th company. ana as- signed to the 1T0th company, to take effect upon it's establishment. He win proceed to Fort Morgan for duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
Lumber Company Recetaer.

Houston, Tex. Jan. S.--As a result Of tho suit of W. F. N. Davis brought recently to recover one-fourth Sfnterest in the property. J. M. West has been appointed receiver for the Trinity County Lumber Company, a concern With capital stock of $500, ,0e0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
covERNoR oF MARrLANp.
sEr. Brothers wonId Eliminste Negrs

Voters.
 Annapolis. Md, Ian. S.--Judge Austin L. Brothers of Elkton was inaugurat- ed Governor tadav
 In his inaugural address. Governor Brothers urged the enactment of anti bribery and corrupt practices existing, and the selection of candidates for elective offices including the United States senatorship. bv the direct pti- mary method.
 Upon the question of suffrage he called for a measure which will elitnipats the negro voter as a political factor and an element of power within the State.