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And Personally Assist at Seizures
Of Liquor.
Deputy Sheriff Chute's
Novel Escort,
And Certain Practical Results
Therefr0m.

The women of westbrook have al last
started out in well-considsrsd and de-
tesmined crusade against the liquor deal
ers Of that city. They have not been by
any means inactive for q long time.
They have Investigated places from time
20 time, and on their complaints seizures
have besn made. In the West md W. U.
4. U. branch. they have an active and
earnest Organization. which has been oon-
sidering the local rum qussticn for long
time.
Thursday the women made Q move
which SEEMS to be the fist step In reg
ularly organized oampaign. and which
bids fair to be purs rslentls ssiy.
Hitherto they have been content to make
complaints, leaving the officers to s.rve
the warrants. But Thursday evening
they personally participated in the work
Of seizing the rumshops, giving to Dspu-
ty Sheriff A. G. Chute an escort such %,
1t 10 safe to say, he never before has had
In all his lons experience as liquor
s,issr. Mrs. Elisabeth Neal, president of
the West End W. y. I. u, and Mrs.
EUoihu, Wlo VI Ahovs ". ~. = heAehp WV
Methodist minister, led the little band
Of women that esoortsd Mr.. Chute.
The frat place that was honored with
q call was the establishment of Joseph
Comeau. who has done . mercantile
business Of certain class In o shop near
the westbrcok depot Joseph's stock Of
trade on this particular evening consist
ed Of 81 bottles of lager beer, and half q
case of the lAw-proof deoootion known
as Uno teer. Upon this stock Sh ,rin
Chute. encouraged by his determined es-
oors. came down as did the Assyrian Of
old, like q wolf on this fold. The next
merchant to bs honored was Monsieur
Peter. Letarts. Either because his busi-
ness was not 50 fourishinR or because
II. Letarte had discovered that he was
facing an unusual coalition Of fees, the
stock in traae that was found oonsistsd
of only two bottles Of lager beer. The
next move was on n. John Gaudet, who
wss suspected Of having q similar stock.
But John had perhaps seen the hand
dry ~ hardware store.
At this point the expedition came 70 an
end. II had been on the whole very sue
oessful, and the ladies had just grounds
for self consratulatiou. But they do not
propose to stop here. 1t Is said that the
officials of Wsstbrook have been fairly
active In the past; but they have never
before attained any such speed a. they
are taking on now that the West End
W. G. 7. U. has now stepped forward as
an active agency for good government.
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Mrs. Harriet Begole, of Ypsilanti,
Mich, a sister-in-law of Mr.. Joshua Be
cole, who was governor of Michigan, in
1854, is the excellent authority for
cure which is regarded in Michigan as
almost miracle. She says:
en- 1856 I suffered from seveye i'll
Sess during which my voiee len me
and I did not speak ABOVE a sohisper for
nearly - years.
al was treated BY fire local physicians
and afleyward consulted leading Spe-
ciaiisis of ". y. They diagnosed my
case as partial paralysis, stating thai
the left side of my throat was entirely
bayaiyzed, tie right side partially so.
For nearly eight years I hare suffered
from seseye stomach disorder and
about year ago decided 10 ny Or.
Williams Pink Pits TOR Pale Psop!e.
nv stomach trouble mas referred,
my general heaifh became greatly I'M
troVed and 10 my surprise Irsgdined
control of my vocal organs. hare
used fire boxes of the pills and last
Nopem6sy I spoke aloud for the frsf
time tn almost 70 years. lam noSU ~
gears ofage and haze JaH control Of my
voice"
(Signed) MRS. HARRIET A. BEGoLR.
sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day OF May, 1899, Ypslianti. Mich:
JOHN p. KIRK, Notary Public.
At druggists or direct from
prwilliams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N, z.
% cents per box. boxes e2-so.
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YARMOUTH.

The latest addition to the school sppli-
ances at North Yarmouth academy 10 a
map Of the world for use In
the geography GLASSES. This map Is In
the form of . globular projection on a
fat surface.
The Yarmouth Dramatic club will pre-
sent the amusing four act comedy drama,
"She Would be Widow, or Butternut's
Bride. at Masonic hall on Friday evening,
Nov. 10th, with the following cast Of
characters; Benjamin Duttsrnut an I'M
worthy plumber. Ernest J. Branscom ;
DIR. Felix Syrup. George 3. York; Uncle
Abel Syrup. a wealthy California
pioneer, Homer @. Humphrey; Willie
Philip g. Hodsdon; Gopher
Hin. a noted burglar. UEdsrtaker Screw
emdown, Harry G. Turner; Hiram Jones'.
island speculator. First Keeper, Carl ".
True; Deputy Sheriff Pounoe Represen-
tative Gratall, second Kssper, II. Angus
tus Merrill; Georgia Fsnshaw. Q young
lady with fad for becoming . widow
without losing . husband. Beth b.
Souls; Naomi Rosebud. young widow,
Emily L. Baker; Daisy Carrots. biday
Mulhooley, K 9srtruds Allen. Mrs.
Hydra Brock, Nanstts Fannchstte, Miss
Bertha W, Baston.
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Special Services .at WestbrOOk
Churches Sunday.
Bursting Steam Pipe
Causes Trouble.
Woodfords Fire Station Con-
nected by Telephone.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Matthias Mogan were held
Friday morning from st Hyaointhe's
church and wtrs conducted by the pastor,
Rev. A. ID. DscslIes. The burial was at
st. Hyacinthe's cemetery.
WARREN CHURCH.
Services at Warren church, tomorrow.
win be AZ follows: The pastor will preach
In the morning on the topic, "The strong
and the Weak Sunday school at close
Of morning service. The celebration OF
the Lords supper ut three o'clock. The
Junior Endeavor at four o'clock. Inter.
Mediate Endsavor at 5.4b. There will be
a harvest concert In the evening given by
the Sunday school. The decorating COM
mittee will be at the church Saturday
afternoon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah jane
Adams will occur Saturday afternoon at
three O'Clock from the residence, Wins
low lana
Rev. G. Q. Pbelan left Friday night for
st. John, N. B., where he Is to preach
two anniversary sermons on Sunday at
two Methodist churches. He will also
deliver Ills lecture Monday evening on
"Patriotism."
Special services at the regular mornipe
hour Of worship at the Universalist
church Sunday. The annual rally Sun
day will be observed. Special music will
DO furnished. assisted by Miss Lucia An
thoine of Portland. The sutjsct Of the
sermon by the pastor. Rev. \. b. Payne,
is to be "Ihs Grsatsr Universalist
church"
At the meeting Of the West End W. @
I. U. held on Thursday, plans were dis
cusfed for the fall and winter work. At
the next meeting to be held at the home
Vt Mrs. s. J. Gilkey. the subject will lie
the lettering ofthe condition of the lum-
bermen will be discussed.
Mrs. Michasl Mogan of Silver Lake.
Mass, was IN the city Yesterday to attend
the funeral of her father, Mr.. Matthias
Mogan. Mrs. Mogan has been called
home by telegram announcing the So
vera illness OF her husband with pnsu-
monia.
Mrs. Edwin Clements fell down flight
OF stairs Thursday at her home on Main
street. She Was unconscious when picked
up. No bones were broken but she being
quite heavy was badly shaken mp.
Mr.. Frank Parker, an employe Of the
wsstbrook, Windham and Naples rail-
why. who has been laid up considerably
of late with rheumstisln, has recovered
sufficiently to enable him to resume his
work.
Ex-Strcet Commissioner Frank Grant.
who has been very sick during the past
few weeks with a stomach trouble and
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, IS.

CUMBERLAND, IS. IN EQUITY.
John p. Lawrence v. Columbian Land and
Mining Company.
John y. Lawrence OF Cambridge In the County
OF Middlesex and Commonwealth of MassachIi-
setts complains AGAINST the Columbian Land
and existin: under the las OF the State OF
Maine, ana having Its location at Portland In
the County OF Cumberland and State OF Aaine,
and says:
First-That on the 2ith day Of October, A. d.
1879. pursuant to notice duly given, the Stock
holders o. said Columbian Land and Mining
Company held a meeting and voted to dissolve
and lie, inmate said defendant corporation, DIS
tribute Its assets and Wind up Its affairs by the
appoint ent OF q receiver or trustee, and by
such other leJal steps rs might be nece ssary
therefor. which vote was duly recorded by the
Clerk OF said corporation.
SeconJ-Thst said meeting was hell at Port
land aior esaid, at the ONCE Of the corporation.
Thrd-1hat tho complainant Ia an officer,
namely, the President OF said corporation aud
Stakeholder and Director herein, and Is
Instructed o bring this ELI In Equity by said
vote OF the stJckh0l iers passed on said Gath
day OF October, A. ID. 1890.
Fourth - That there are existing liabilities
against said corporation and existing assets
thereof requiring distribution.
-MHEREFORE your complainant pays,
First - That such notice be given In the
premises as to this Honorable Court may seem
meet
second-That said corporation be dissolved
and terminated and that a receiver or trustee
be appointed TO receive the assets OF said cor
poration and distribute the same under the
orders OF this Court
Dated this 18th day OF October, A. D. 1899.
LIBBY, ROBINSON & TURNER,
Solicitors for Complainant.
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PLEASAN LIE.
LIVES LOST IN FIRE.

New York. November 1.-TWO livss
were probably lost and many imperillsd
this afternoon in fire In the ssven STORY
brick building at Nos 81, 90 and %
Mott street, occupied by the Manhattan
Bed, Iron and Spring company. Tie
interior Of the building burned very rap
idly because OF the great amount Of in
fiammable stun such as sxcelsior stored
In It.
Charles Smith. 81 years Of ago. unmar.
rIsd, an employe Of the Manhattan COM
pany, IL supposed to be lost. as 10 the en-
ginesr. Michael Conlin. A number Of
persons were injured.
J. b. Kipzie. an employe, jumped from
the fourth story window and lad his
skull fractured.
The financial loss was about $1,000.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

: The city government will hold an ad-
iourned regular meeting at the city offices
THE evening.
IN Jerry boat Elizabeth City has gone
on her route again after her regular fall
cleaning.
The steamer Josephine Hoey has gone
into her winter quarters near the rail-
way.
The jolly Six will give another Of their
popular assemblies at the Union Opera
house. next Thursday evening.
The Social club gave an entertainment
at Bethany church for the benefit Of the
church last evening. 1t was very fine
and largely attended.
A steam pipe In the house Of r. II.
Hartford hurst Thursday incoming and
badly flooded the kitchen before 1t was
shut on. No serious damage was done.
however.
Alvin HIATT and family have moved into
the house of ]. H. Edwards on the corner
of High and Stanford strests
PLEAsANTDALE LIE.
Mrs Frank Hush Of Carter street has
returned from trip to Boston.
The W. y. II. society will meet
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J.
A. s. Dyer, Sum msr street.
Miss Georgia E. Dyer, corner Kelsey
and Summer streets. gave q Halloween
party to large number OF frleni 10.
During the evening dainty luncheon
WAS served and VERY pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
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a. . result Of the assignment Of the Wood
bury and Moultos banking concern.
MORRILLS.

Lebanon Commsndery, knights Of
Malta, have sufficient work on hand 10
keep two communicates busy. Commit
tees are arranging for drilling and uni
forming, for an entertainment and to
institute Q "77 siesta'. The scarlet de-
gree 10 10 b. conferred ON several candi-
dates ct the meeting to be held next We'd
nesday evening.
The pass niger depot at westbrook juno
tion Is being reshinsled and otherwise
repaired, the same being neoessitsted BY
the IRE few weeks ago. Temporary
rap ,irs were made. but the permanent
work is now underway, befors the cold
weather ssts In.
Ground has besn broken for the new
Leathsrboard factory that Is to De estab-
lished near the plaut If the New England
Furniture cJmpsny
Miss Honora J. Seaman, postmistress
at Aorrills, has rendered her resign alton
to take effect ct an early date. Miss Scan
Ian has held The offioe for quite number
OF years much to the satisfaction Of the
community.
ouuuhy 10 w 10 otecEvca kcGorAiiy
among the Universalist denominations ss
All Souls day. At All Souls Universal
list church. Stevens avenue. the pastor,
Rev. y. q. Davis. 1t the morning service
will preach q sermon from the text. Gan
souls are mine" The day 10 to be OBJ
s'rved in the church and Sunday school
. rally Sunday. and large attendance
looked for. The church 10 to be deco
rated under the direction Of MrA n. q.
Parker and special music viii be rendered
ct the morning service. The work among
the young people Of this church is quite
encouraging The Y. p. q. u. resumed
Its meetings In September and ct the
nrst meeting six were In attendance At
the next meeting the attendance had
doubled and has continued to do 90 until
last Sunday the attendanoe reac he'd 17b
parsons. sunday, November ~ at the
morning service the pastor, Rev. s. q.
Davis, will preach q sermon In which he
will ask and answer the question "Shall
We know each other in heavsns"
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
In Equity
John p. Lawrence v. Columbian Laud and
Mining Company.
ORDERED that subpoena issue to the respon
dent, Columbian Land and Mining Company, to
appear before our Supreme Judicial Court at
Portland, In SAID County of Cumberland, al
Rules on the first Tuesday OF December next
A. d. 1899, al ten o'clock in the forenoon, by
serving said respondent with SAID subpoena,
an attested copy OF the within bill and the order
OF Court thereon, 80 days at least prior to said
first TUESDAY In December, A. ID. 1899 and by
publication OF an abstract OF this bill and copy
OF the order Of Court In the Portland Daily
Press, newspaper published in Portland.
Maine, once q week for three successive weeks,
the last publication TO be ct least two weeks
before said first Tuesday In December 1899,
that such corporation may then and there show
cause. II any il has, why decree should not
issue as prayed for.
Portland, Maine. November 2, 1899.
S. G. STROUT,
Justice OF the Supreme Judicial Court.
Abstract OF the Bill and copy Of the Order OF
Court thereon.
ATTEST: b. C. STONE, Clerk.
NOVELTIES
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hem orrhages, has recovered 70 that he ID
now abls v ride out occasionally.
Mr.. Howard HolloweIl and wife Of
Fairfield, formerly Of Wsstbroek, are In
ths city on q visit 10 Mr.. 'Hollo.sils
parents. Mr.. Samuel Hoilowsil. wArreE
avenue.
A car on the westbrook, windham and
Naples Electric railway left the irons
early Friday afternoon on the curve
where the branch track runs mp 10 the
compsny's gravel pit H.The car was Oh
the irons about an hour. No damage was
done.
Mr.. Albion senter. the boot and shoe
repairsr. Lsavsy street, is suffering from
a bruised thumb. Last Moncav. when
he was tapping pair OF shoes hi sleeves
caught, causing him to hit his : umb q
severe blow with the hammer He has
taken cold In 10, ami suffers considerable
pain.
Cumberland Star lodge, No 366 L. o..
l.. Will work the Orange degree on several
an didates % the meeting to be held next
Monday evening.
Mr.. Harry Million. who has severed his
connection with.the 3. ID. Warren Com
pany 40 blacksmith, left Wednesday for
Canada, where he has secured q position
with his uncle as timekesper at the lead
mines.
Special services are 10 DO held 1T the
warren Cong regst .onal church next Sun
day In recognition of the Harvest ssason
The request has bet n made that all who
can, bring vegetables. provisions. cloth.
ing. and anything that will be useful
After keeping what can be used at home,
the remainder will be sent TO the islands
The topic Of this pastors sermon ~ the
morning service Is to be, "The Strong
and the Weak"
The Lords Supper will be observed In
the afternoon ut three o'clock In the
evening a harvest concert will be given
by the Sunday school.
Mr.. s. ID. Warren Of Boston, Of the
firm Of 8. ID. Warren g. Co. local paper
mills, was in the city Thursday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Irving Trambly. in the employ Of
Pride, the stable keeper, has secured
position. and has Como to Berlin Falls,
n. H., to work.
One Of Leighton's local express teams
running between Westbrook and Port
land met with q mishap about o'clock
last evening at Cumberland Mills. One
Of the wheels on the team broke and as a
result Of the heavily laden team and Its
contents collapsed. 1he goods scattered
in all direc tions, the most Of them. how
sver. piling mp on the electric car track
Of the Portland Railroad company.
The blockade lasted arly an hour, but
the electric car company with Its usual
promptness rsmedied the msttsr by trans
'erring passengers from one car to an
other, SO that traffic was not delayed. The
driver Of the express team. Melvin Bar
bour. was thrown from his seat for quite
a distance, but escaped injury. Another
team was secured and the goods hauled
to their destination.
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TO Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be receivei until the
- 18th day OF November, 1893. at 4 O'Clock In
the afternoon, for making alterations and re-
pairs IN the Police Station. City Building.
the ONCE OF John Calvin Stevens, Architect 1855
Middle street. The right Is reserved TO reject
any or all proposals, IL II shall be deemed for
the interest OF the city TO do. Proposals
should be marked Proposals for REPAIRS etc,
81 Police station" ana addressed to Frank w
Robinson, Mayor. noy4dtd
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qHE LAST CHAPTER.

New York, November s.-Coronsr's
Physician Weston gave Formulation today
to keeper OF the morgue to bury the dis
msmbsred portions of . woman's body
found In the North river and on West
18th street. this city. All efforts TO iden-
tsfy the remains hare failed.
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DEWEY CLAIMS HIS SWORD.

Washington. November a-The sword
presented TO Admiral Dewey by Congress
was removed today from the cffiee of the
Secretary of the Navy. where IL has been
en- public exhibition for the last few
weeks, to the r sldonce of the Admiral.
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IT CURES BY INHALATION.


illustrations show plainly than words the
during past Formerly, from Asthma
with nusng and tonics Even as far
seemed the fact that
and
duhe the finding which forced
number Of
increased
terrible diseases
of all germdes the
could be inhaled into the and Chlorine
poison aboic acid and QiquidS must
touch germs
effect it absolutely impossible for moisture to enter
the bronchial tubes and lungs The discovery OF
THE NEW DRY AIR OERMIcIDE
possible; without
way of reaching the and up to the present day
OTHER HAS BEEN FOUND
gmicde of sufficient destroy the
Bronchitis Coughs Colds Group and Consumption and
the breathe without injury to the patient
KILL THE GERMS
medicines the ofa
Yourself
of
all bottle guaranteed and
iyourm refunded if it fails
Hyomi sold by all druggists o sent by mail
C4U77ON-Beu,s Eyonei containing Poisonous
ingredients.
Outfits Trial outfit cents Extra bottles So
cents Hyome Soap rs cents
THE r. T. BOOTH COMPANY. Ithaca. NY
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TO MAKE PARK AT SAN JUAN.

Santiago de Cuba, November 3.-Ap
American company has leased the San
Juan battlefield and will build an at
traotive road house on the site of the de-
stroysd fort introducing other features
D. make the locality an attractive resort.
The owners had intended to fill in the
trenches. but the promoters of the new
enterprise will leave these intact
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TO PAY THE DEBT.
Directors Of the Y. NJ. {. A. To
Begin Work.
A Conditional Pledge of $1,000 Made
Yesterday.

The board Of directors of the Young
Meh's Christian Association met last eve
ming to consider the subject Of raising
ness ON the new building Of the associa-
ton. Exclusive Of the bond issue. tbs in
debtednsss for finishing and furnishing
amounts to $4,000. On yesterday three
gentlemen who have bsen ciossly identi-
fed with the work proposed to naks up
the sum Of $1,000, provided the remaining
$4,000 could be raised before January LIST.
The meeting of the board Of directors
last evening was to make plans for q
vigorous campaign to sscure the money
needed to make available the pledge.
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LORD BEREsFORD ACCEpTs.

Plymouth. Eng, November 3.-Rear
Adm raj Lord Charles Bsresford has 40.
ceptsd the post Of second in command Of
the British Mediterranean squadron.
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THE NEW METHOD
THIS NEW TREATMENT

Cured Eighty thousand Of catarrh
September Ist, 1898.
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