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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-12-29
Appetite Gone.
Indigestion is the Cause of it-A. A, Howes
& Co. Has the Cure.

People go on suffering from little stomach
troubles for years and imagine they have 6
serious disease.
They over eat or over drink and force on the
stomach lot of extra work, never thinking
that the stomach requires additional help to
do extra work.
If these people would take two MONA
stomach tablets with or after meals stomach
misery would go in five minutes.
MONA is guaranteed by A. A. Howes &
Co. to cure indigestion or any stomach disease
or money back.
MONA for belching of gas.
MONA for distress after eating.
MONA for foul breath.
MONA for biliousness.
MONA to wake up the liver.
MONA for heartburn.
MONA for sick headache.
MONA for nervous dyspepsia.
MONA for vomiting of pregnancy.
Fifty cents large box at A. A. Howes & Co.
and druggists everywhere.
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The Shoe Situation.

A dull market is reported in footwear, which
is natural, considering the fact that the holi-
days are at hand, and both buyers and sellers
are more interested in inventory taking than in
soliciting new business. Statesmen are off the
road, and the only fresh business comprises
small orders received by mail to fill some
pressing requirements. The jobbing trade has
been good for Christmas specials, and whole
salers anticipate a continued good business
following New Year's-Dun's. Review, Deem
Der 24th
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TAKE IT IN TIME.
JUST AS SCORES OF BELFAST PEG
PIE HAVE
Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect the aching back,
Urinary troubles. diabetes, surely follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache,

OTudIy LEOuDAcSs uldUcCcS, surely 1OllOWs
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache,
Cure every kidney ill.
Belfast citizens endorse them
Mrs. B. E. Allen. 95 Congress St., Belfast,
Me-, says: at was many years ago that first
tried Doan's Kidney Pills for disordered kid
neys. 1 had previously consulted physicians
and taken more than one remedy to allay the
Inflammation and check the intense pains
across my back, but nothing had proved of
benefit. When Doan's Kidney Pills, procured
from Wilson's Drug Store relieved me. l will
ingly recommended them publicly, so that
other people suffering as had. would know
what remedy to use to get relief Time has
not changed my opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
and endorse them just as strongly today as
when they first came to my notice. l have q
supply on hand most of the time and few
doses now and then serve to keep my kidneys
in a normal condition"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States. E.
Remember the name-Doan's- take no
other.
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Mr.. Warner
A Big Dam.

river. which is being built by the Androscopcin
reservoir company, will rank seventh in the
United States in the extent of it's storage ca
pacity. Of the six which exceed it four were
built in the west by the government for irri-
CATION purposes, and the other two are the Bos-
ton and New York city reservoirs. The Axis
cohos basin will be the largest In the country
built by private enterprise.
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County Correspondence.


LIBERTY.
Miss Frank Aver of Providence, R. l., and
Miss Mildred Aver of Castine, Me-, arrived
Saturday to spend Christmas with their par
ents. They were accompanied by Harold E.
Donnell of Northeast Harbor Me-. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. c. Morse made q happy Christmas for
the little people Of the town. Each child had
the privilege of going to Mrs. A. L. Bateheler's
store and selecting to the amount of ten cents.
sWANvulE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Chase went to Everett,
Mass. December 22nd. to spend Christmas with
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nickerson
and family and Miss Julia Chase. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Cunningham went to Bangor last
Friday to visit their daughter, Mrs. Carrie o.
good. Miss Eva Glidden of Greenbush is
with her cousin. Miss Ida Nickerson, attend
ing school. Miss Celia M. Nickerson, who
has been home from Portland all summer, re-
ceived many Christmas gifts from her Port
land friends, including five dollar gold piece
from the Sesame Club of Congress Square
Church, of which she is MEMBER. Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Cole of Portland are the guests of
Mrs. Coles sister, Mrs. W. N. Briggs. Mrs.
w. E. Damn is suffering with neuritis.
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must follow. A father, sister and brother

must follow. A father, sister and brother
survive her and deeply mourn their loss.
While to the grave our friends are borne.
Around their cold remains
How all the tender passions mourn,
And each fond heart complains!
But down to earth, alas! in vain
We lend our weeping eyes;
All! let US leave these seats Of pain,
And upward learn to rise.
Hope cheerful smiles amid the gloom,
And beams healing ray,
And guides US from the darksome tomb
To realms of endless day.
To those bright courts when hope ascends
The tears forget to flow;
Hope views our absent happy friends.
And Gains our swelling woe.
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STANDPOINT.


Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Merrithew were in Ban
gor two days last week. Miss Mana Turner
of Camden ia h ere for visit with relatives i.
Mrs. Clara Erskine and daughter Flora spent
last week here from Bucksport. . Station
Agent Mckay spent Christmas at his home in
Bucksport.. H. F. Partridge was in Bangor
last week for visit. Capt. Manley Grant,
who spent Christmas with his family at the
village while his barge is unloading in Provi-
dence, R. l., was here Monday to visit his par
ents and brothers. l.. K. Perkins is at home
from tug Walter Ross for the winter John
Small, steward of sch. Carrie A. Buchanan is
at home for visit. The Ladies Aid held a sale
of fancy and useful articles last week and dis
posed of nearly all their finished work -.
The supper and Christmas tee announced for
last Saturday evening, was given up on ac-
count of the storm. E. Mrs. Meralda Pierce
left by train last week for Portland where she
entered the hospital for treatment. Her
daughter, Miss Jennie Black, accompanied her
and will remain there for the present. :. Mrs.
Fred Blanchard visited her brother, C. B.
Richards. and family. in Bucksport last week
....Miss Fostina Griffin is teaching school at
Lowder Brook. .. Mrs. Sarah Jordan Clifford
was in Bangor several days last week. i. Capt.
Converse Grant arrived home by boat last
week, leaving his vessel in bingham, Mass,
frozen in. Willard Grant and Damon Shan
non, who went with him, arrived home recent
ly.... The mail carriers and postmaster report
the largest Christmas mail ever handled at
this office....F. S. Hartman reports larger
sale of goods than usual at this time Of year.
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The News of Brooks

E. P. Dearborn has taken rooms for himself
and family over Pilley's drug store.
D. W. Place furnished most of the turkeys
for the village, and they were fat lot, too.
Mrs Laura Palmer of Monroe, who has been
sick here at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. S.
Hobbs, is now convalescent.
Mrs. Emma Huxford is caring for her
mother, Mrs. A. w. Rich, who is still quite
indisposed, but is thought to be improving
somewhat.
have been broken up for the past two weeks
by bad weather, but they expect to be On deck
next Saturday evening.
Family reunions were quite numerous last
Sunday. L. A. Bachelor and family helped
Mr.. Dow take care of his Christmas goose, and
happy way.
We noticed our friend. Walter Young, the
popular groceryman across the way. after he
had helped his greatly enlarged family get
away with the carefully prepared dinner which
his wife offered them, and his usually slim
proportions were unduly extended that he
reminded us of turkey gobbler fully satisfied
with himself and all the world, and we were in
full sympathy with him, too.
Plans had been made for a fine Christmas
entertainment at the church last Saturday
evening but the storm broke it up. Sunday
evening part of the program was given at
the church, reinforced by the Coronation Jubi-
lee Singers as choir, and who very much to
the satisfaction of the large audience gave
several selections. The children all did well
as usual, but the classes of Mrs. Merritt and
Mrs. Cook deserve special notice for their nice
work.
Our young people who are attending school
away are nearly all at home for the holidays.
Robert Stiles from U. of M. Bernard Staples
from Shaw's Business college; Raymond Mer-
rift from Hebron; Alfred Jenkins from Oak
Grove seminary; Airline Estes from Shaw's
Maurice West from Boston, and others who
for the moment we cannot recall. We are
glad to see them and hope they may succeed
in the work they take up.
James W. Wilkins, who had been sick for
long time. died last week at the residence of
his brother-in-law, Chas. E. Bowen. He was
faithfully cared for during many months of
painful illness by his sister, Mrs. Bowen. The
funeral was held at Mr.. Bowen's residence, Rev.
David Bracket officiating. The bearers were
Charles F. Bessey Elijah Wentworth, Isaac S.
Staples and Will Stevens Mr.. Wilkins was a
resident of Rrooks some uearS h,,t p,o,+
of his life had been spent in Knox, where he
was born.
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WINTERPoRT.

The High School is closed for a short vaca-
ton. Miss Georgia Hamilton has resigned her
position as assistant teacher. Jere W. Eaton
of the steamer Bay State is at home for vaca-
ticn. Mrs. Sarah French met with quite a
serious accident last Friday. She slipped on
the ice and fell, breaking her ankle. 1t was
very unfortunate just at this time, as they
were about to go to Augusta to take hotel
for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Grant left last week for visits in Boston. New
York and other places. Owing to the severe
storm Saturday the Christmas tree entertain
ment was postponed until Monday evening.
The church was very prettily decorated and
the Epworth League gave fine concert Sum-
day evening. :. Mrs. A. E. Treat is closing out
the millinery business in which she has been
engaged for many years. Her old customers,
among whom she has many friends, will miss
her very much. Miss Blanche Belches is Wis
iting friends in Medford, Mass >. Mrs. Au-
gusta Snow has gbne to Bangor for stay of
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Davis. Mr.. Sidney Fisher has moved his
family to the home of his father, Geo H. Fish
er. Mr.. Fisher, who has been quite ill, is much
improved. e. S. Hopkins presented his
daughter Addie Christmas gift of new
piano. Mrs. E. W. Cook has returned from
visit to Boston.
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APPLETON.


Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Grant have gone to
Wakefield, N. H., where they will superintend
the work on a farm for a wealthy owner.
The degree staff of Warren I. o. o. F. lodge
was here Saturday night and conferred the LIST
and End degrees on Alton French of Sears
mont A large number of members of Apple
ton and other lodges was present, and the
Warren brothers were the recipients of much
praise for the fine work performed. Ladies Of
Golden Rod Rebekah lodge provided bounte-
Gus supper for the visitors on their arrival and
at the close of the meeting. =. Mrs. Carrie
Gushee Page, after visit of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gushee,
returned to her home in Brownville Monday,
accompanied by her brother Fred, who will
have employment there during the winter %.
Miss Ermina Gushee is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gushee.
She will return to Cornish to resume her
duties as teacher in one of the schools.
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NORTH IsLEsBoRo.


Miss Beulah Bates is home from Hampden to
spend the Christmas vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Eliza Bates. Miss Marion Coombs
arrived from North Castine Saturday to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M Coombs Mrs. Julia Rose made a brief
visit in Rockland last week :. Mr. and Mrs.
Hassan of Belfast are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Perry Coombs :. Miss Caro- Heal and
friend Miss Leach, arrived from Boston Satur
day to spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Heal i. :. Christmas was observed bv the
Free Baptist Sunday school at the regular hour
of meeting. Following is the program:
Voluntary Mrs. |. M Burgess
Greeting Leola Coombs
Singing "Joy to the World" Bible class
Scripture reading School
Prayer W. F. Keller
Christmas quotations
Mr.. Heal and Mrs Keller's class
Singing by school Ring all the Bells
Recitation Benjamin Moody
Exercise "Who Will Fill Them?"
Mrs. Roses class
Reading Mrs. Trim
Song Who is He!
Reading Capt. Warren
Recitation Emily Farrow
Reading Mrs. R. P. Coombs
Exercise "Chrstmas candles
Reading Mrs. Rose
Duet Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Warner
Collection
Remarks Mr.. J. P. Bragg
Remarks Mr.. Warner
Singing by school Ills SHINING Still'
Distribution of gifts
Benediction Mr.. Warner
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sWANvnLE.
MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
The Morrill, Sunday school was recognized
last Sunday and reelected the same board of
officers as last year. The report of the super
intendent showed that there was school each
Sunday for the year, or So Sundays; that the
average attendance was 62, the lowest number
any one Sunday 81 and the highest LOG, and
that there were IA members who did not miss
Sunday. A vote of thanks was given the
Superintendent DR.. 7. N. Pearson, for his
faithful services, and to George Lawry, who
has so finely janitored the church the past
year. committee was appointed to buy
New Years present for him at the expense of
the school,. Miss Florence Cross is at home
for the holidays from Gorham Normal school.
.... The village school will have another social
at the Grange hall this. Thursday, evening.
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SEARSMONT.


Mr.. Harold P. Cobb arrived Friday night to
pass the holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben Cobb. Miss Susie Hanson is at
home for the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Paine have returned from Worcester, Mass .
The Appleton w. C. T. u will hold an all day
meeting at the vestry Friday, January 9Th
with Miss Sadie Luce as hostess. picnic din
ner will be served. =. The Christmas concert
at the church last Sunday evening was very
fine. Mr.. John Quincy Adams of Woodlands
Mills, Searsmont, died Friday night after a
brief illness of pneumonia, aged 80 years. Mr..
Adams was highly esteemed citizen-a Chris
tan gentleman who was beloved and respect
ed by all who knew him.. Bliss Mariner
who is attending the Camden High school, is
spending his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. U. Mariner. &C. G. Hemenway
is busy harvesting ice, which is of fine quality
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ANNUAL MEETING
Stockton Springs Trust ColplI

The annual meeting of TIL. -..gssj
the Stockton Springs Trus' ua- '-'
held at their Banking Rooms # csu
Springs on Tuesday, the l7tl i4y .aaal
A. d. 1911. at 1880 a. m, u cleft g.:
directors for the ensuing year srt --ln'a'
any other business that may - %
before said meeting.
Per order,
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WANTED

A position as housekeepu % % w 90
eral housework. Inquire al
"a UNION $ RtHt
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WANT ED

A girl or woman to do hQu5.".-
family of two.
Apply at 72 Main stree
CHARLES r. lu.it'r
tf52 Belfast Meme
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teristic composition of this popular writer of
church music of today. In connection with
the service special offering will be taken for
the benefit of the choir fund. Make it gener-
GUS. Everybody welcome. All seats free.
OBITUARY Miss Clara Blanche Whittum of
rilla Whittum, died in Waltham, Mass, De-
cember 21st, after short illness terminating
in paralytic shock, aged 38 years. Miss
Whittum early exhibited studious cast of
mind, and books were her favorite companions.
By her persevering, personal efforts she edu-
Gated herself for teacher, and was grad
uate of the Searsport High school, Gorham
Normal school, and Comers Commercial COL
lege in Boston. She began teaching in her ma
tive town and was faithful and successful
teacher in the Searsport High school. She
taught in Berlin, New Hampshire, eight years,
and also taught in Mortified, Woburn, Dam
vers and Waltham, Massachusetts,. She had
been teaching in Waltham three and one-half
years. Miss Whittum was a person of fine
Christian character and moral worth, and was
a member of the Congregational church in
Waltham at the time of her death. She made
many friends in the cities where she taught;
and when prayers were held in Waltham be-
fore taking her remains to her Searsport home.
many of her friends attended and brought
beautiful floral offerings in token of their
friendship and loving appreciation. Last Sat-
urday, Rev. Mr.. Mckinney performed the sad
and impressive funeral services at her fathers
house in Searsport, and now all that is mortal
of a dutiful daughter, loving sister and a
faithful teacher, peacefully rests in the village
cemetery, where many sleep and many soon
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Fer order,
ALBERT N. AMES seCr2ul
Stockton Springs, Me, DecemH. .W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-29
TUssY

Tussy, Okla. June Z8.-The long
wished for rain has come al last
We hal a good rain this morning
and everything looks refreshed.
Mr and Mrs Lee steagall are
the proud parents Of fine Grl
born the 25th inst. Mother an1
baby are doing well.
DR.. Taylor will leave the lst, ior
Duncan, where he will practice his
profession. We regret very much -
see the doctor and his estimable
family leave US. There Is fine
opening here for good docrpr.
Mrs. Lou Odell and Laura Ma.
tions Of Elmore were visiting friends
here yesterday.
There was a Sunday school picnic
at Elliott Chapel. south OF town,
yesterday. All report an enjoyable
time.
The W. o. W. will give big
picnic here on July 6. Prominent
speakers have been irylted 10 make
addresses All can.iC..tes are espe
c.5lly invited as TIE evening vii De
for their entertainment. Ye editor is
given a supecial Invitation 10 attend
+. D. Clagham. who moved 20
Psuls Valley some months ago, 8
moving back 10 the Trimmer place
Misses Jennie ard Lou Tussy left
Sunday for few weeks visit at
Ardmorc and Tishomingo
II. b Tussy is a usiness visitor
10 Duncan today
Mr. j. /. Cross lost his entire
crop by hail Monday. He has moth
ing left, but is planting again to
corn and feedstun
S. 3. Strlcklands baby dicl las,
Saturday night Of measles and
whoop.ng cough
Mrs Jack Wilson Of Doyle. who
has been visiting her brother. Mnt
Cannon, left FOR home yesterday.
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soa - Johnson He caried eaca OF
.-e H-- counties Of -Ls CaiczasaV
-z-- + 1sas t1r-1s t1ese days "a
-zs .o--5.--5- vas laid for The ndic--
1e-- G.. re governor and The members
cs t-s .2u 1r4 and other prominent
aecp.e oo--=c-ed With the a1ai-s o.
taz C1.cszsss nation
Prominently connected with the IT,
55o,1ea, for conspiracy vas Villa a
3 J-h-so1 OF Arduore who At oae
-lze vzs attorney .o- the CAickas4Ns
and Eao resigned 20 accept The ap-
Q1.-tzen- under President Mckinley
3 United States district attorney Of
tie southern district Mr. Johnson
v2s reappoi1,ed under President
Roosevelt and when his second term
O.. o1i-e expired l. vas rumored that
re nan who accepted the appoint
ment Of UlEed States district atror-
1ey must agree 70 dismiss the cases
zEzins, Mansfield. McMurray < Cor.
nish and the others lldid-ed vEh
them NJ Johnson insisted upon the
. prosecution and he failed Of reappoint
ment A. thai tine Judge George r
Walker appeared on the scene and
vas appointed district attorney tc
succeed Mr.. J-lnson. Judge Wake
las recently been appointed by Pre-
id-nr Tart 10 a district a-tor1eyship il
Alaska. ". 3. johnson IS still a cit
izen OF this town and is one OF The
strongest men al the A-dmore bar.
Congressman Stephens OF Texas be-
came interested in The a.
fairs Of the tribes OF Indians and hi:
request from ". 3. Johnson for a his
tory Of the case was complied with il
a letter that was published in the
. Congressional Record OF June :. 1908
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Doctors Prescriptions.

II has been proved over ant Owe
again that the doctors Of this coun
try freely prescribe proprietary
medicines In Latin for their patients
until they are advertised 10 the pub
JIG, after whlrn time hey ctnsiiel
1t duty 10 Immediately condemn
The very same medicine. not be
canse the preparation Is any less
valuable but because il is no. eth
ical 10 prescribe an advertised medi
cine. There are. however. many ply.
sicisns Of recognized standing broad
minded and successful enough 10
continue to prescribe such stanIar
remedies as Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. which they
know TO be good.
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W. H. Murray. candidate for gov
error, subject % the action Of th~
democratic primary. is D7Dc-aill-ns
daily that be IS opposed 20 any man
buying over $50 acres Of school land
This IS strange doctrine from q
man Who Vas fortunate enough 20
nnd favor with a beautiful indian
girl and a goyerume1t generous
enough 20 donate quarter section
OF nre land from the government
for each any every heir Of his. and
then preach TIE doctrine that they
who are not 30 fortunate as 70
have Indian blood flowing through
the veins Of their offspring, should
be debarred from having a quarter
section Of school land for each Of
his children, even though be has
the cash 70 pay for II.
Certainly that Is good logic from
one who has been supplied with q
quarter section for each child a.
having enough children 70 make hiL
land rich, TO be opposed 20 ont
man having more than one quartel
section, no matter how many chill
dren he may nave that he 4ishe.
TO furnish homes for BIZ. ve se'
the point.-Hobart DemocTatEA
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a. ten o'clock a. m. at which time
the next Of kin and a.! persons inter
ested in the estate of said ward are
required to appear and show cause Il
any they have why an order should
not be granted for the sale OF so much
of the real estate OF said ward as is
necessary for the reasons in said petit
ton stated, and that service hereof
be made upon said next Of kin and
persons interested in the estate Of
said ward, by mail as required by law
and by posting in three public places,
as required by law. And that a copy
OF this order be published for two sue
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Order for Hearing Petition TO Sell
Real Estate by Guardian

State OF Oklahoma, Carter County,
IS. In the County Court:
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
Edna Picksns. q minor.
Now on this the 2Sth day Of June,
1910. comes J. 5. Alverson. as guardian
Of the estate Of the above named ward
having filed herein mis- petition for the
sale OF the real estate Of said ward
for the reasons in said petition stated
It is ordered that said petition be
and the same is hereby set for hearing
on the 18th day of July. A. D., 1910