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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-22
FRED PATEE SENTENCED
FOUND GUILTY OF MANUFACTURER
BY AN ILLINOIS COURT.
Bicycle Man. Well known in Indian
npoIis, Goes to Prison for
Five Years.

A special to the Journal from Peoria. Ill,
last night states that Fred Patee, president
of the Patee Cycle Company and ex-chief
consul Illinois Division l.. A. w, was found
guilty of ~manslaughter by a jury in the
Circuit Court and sentenced to five years i'm
the penitentiary.
IN April. 1S9s. Patee engaged DIR. Belle
Howard to perform ar operation upon his
stenographer. Eta Binkley. of Dublin. Ind.
who died and was quietly buried at her
home. Later the body was exhumed and
the fact OF the operation became known.
Patee was arrested and indicted as an ac-
cessory before the fact Of the murder, and
DR.. Howard decamped. She was captured
at Tacoma, Wash. last May and returned
TO Peoria. Her trial on the charge of muir
der will be held next week. Patee was for
several years a resident of Indianapolis and
was well known on bicycle row.
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Indianapolis 0 2 . o 1-l7
Lebanon - / o II l 3 2-l3
The Kindergarten Monthly.

The September and October numbers OF
the Indianapolis Kindergarten monthly have
been issued and contain the usual amount
OF good reading matter. The magazine
covers the list OF subjects pertinent to the
work in a manner that is both interesting
and complete. An excellent paper by Mrs.
Hufrord. Some thoughts upon the influence
OF fiction on character" which she prepared
for and read before the Local Council OF
Women, appears in the October number.
The editors OF the magazine send out APP
peais for subscriptions to the magazine. II
l. only 81 a year and II a large number or
subscriptions would come IN a large part
or the problem OF maintaining the schools
would be solved One subscription will pay
the entire expense of one child In the school
for a year and IL seems a small amount in
deed compared with the great work which
the free kindergartens do for about five
thousand children in this city.
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Company. OF 81. Paul. which failed. and. as
a stOckholder. he is responsible for the debts
OF the company so far as his property will
60.
Mettheny, OF Wabash. by the Kiefer Drug
Company, Charles Mayer q Co. OF this
city: +. Il. Wits * Co. Of Fort WAYNE:
the Walding, Khan * Marvin Company. of
Toledo: Morrison. Pluminer K Co. of Chi
eago, and the Fort Wayne Drug Company.
OF Fort Wayne. They have claims against
Mettheny amounting TO $535.04 and they claim
he transferred his stock TO Maggie NJ. Rob
erts on Sept p last with intent TO hinder
and defraud creditors.
Orren Il. Cornell. of Idaville. filed a petit
ton in which he gave his liabilities "a
S.S94S and his assets at $3,053.23 OF which
$3.50 is insurance.
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severe on immoral women.

Women WHO have regulations and records
as immoral women are receiving rather Sc
we're treatment at the hands of Judge DAILY.
Yesterday Lizzie Jones. charged with lead
ing a life of shame and lettering. was fined
$50 and cost and sentenced 10 thirty days
in the workhouse on the first charge. and
$50 and costs on the second. Cora Bostic.
On similar charges, was fined I'm a like man
ner. Few women who have appeared be-
fore Judge DAILY have received less than So
and costs and a workhouse sentence of
thirty days. Most Of the women who have
been arrested since Mr.. Daily took the
bench have been many times in Police
Court on similar charges, and no sympathy
or consideration is extended.
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There Is a baby at the City Hospital,
which. when 1t grows up. and is asked
where it was born, may point with pride
to the imposing building of the Medical
College of Indiana. 1t is colored. Its moth
er went to the free d~ispensary connected
with the college Friday morning. Shortly
after she entered the place the baby was
born. The mother and the child were moved
to the City Hospital and both are doing
we'll"
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Something about mud pies and a cake walk
was finally elected. and this Information
coupled with observation Of plaster of parjs
tracks on the carpets in both homes. led IN
the fear that the diamonds might have been
Toured for the purpose of sugaring a plaster
of paris rake.
Search parties were organized and the
plaster of paris cake was found. IL was
carefully broken in pieces. but the brooch
was not found. The trail was not given IN
and the result was that a number of mui
pies were revealed. one of which when omen
gave up the brooch. Johnny Downing John
son and Otto Walter Lieber received fine
startling news of the find with great nom
chalance.
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THE RUSHvILLES' DEFEAT.
IL settles Whist Championship ON In.
Annapolis

The defeat OF the Rushville Whist Club
by the Scottish Rite Club last week leaves
the Indianapolis club almost a certainty for
first place in the championship contest. The
following shows the gain Of each club each
round in the contest last week:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N MS%sR iss. = ! ) ! 6idsfif "a
Net gain for Woman's, 10. Woman's
team-Mrs. Bradshaw. Mrs. Pink. Mrs. c..
ID. Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Noblesville
team-D. Anderson, Roy Caylor, George
cayior. De Wolf.
Scottish Rite-Rushville.-
s ssSa,s4 sit i:i Z itSsSiitls Ia Ia
Net gain for Scottish Rite. 3. Scottish
Rite teams. r. Sweet. A. w. Conduit, j.
III. Pirkey. DIR. T. w. Anderson. Rush
Vile AND l. Smith, b. L. Smith, c. 3.
Spritz. Frank Wilson.
lCrawfordsville-Marion.-
Srawfordsville "a iIla2$325 80
Marion -.....-..-.0 2 . 0 2 o 1 o 3 o. S
Net gain for Charlottesville, %. Craw-
louisville team-Dr. II. T.. Greene. Miller,
Snyder. Matthews. Marion team-C. o.
Roemler. V. G. Clifford, K. c. Gronniger, l..
Rothschild.
-Indisnapolis-Lebanon.-
Indianapolis 0 2 o o LII
Lebanon ...-2 i o o ! l l l 0 3 2-l3
Net gain for indianapolis. 4. Indianapolis
team-F. NJ. Heron. George Yandes, Albert
4: Riley. Isadore Eichman. c. L. Fish. Max
The standing of the club'st to date is as
follows.
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Dickey Appointed Receiver.

Alfred E. Dickey was yesterday appointed
receiver of the Reserve Fund Savings and
Loan Association. The application for re-
ceiver was made late Saturday evening by
the attorney generals department of the
State, representing State Auditor Hart, who
had made an examination of the company's
financial affairs and found il insolvent.
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WHILE BURNING LEAVES.
Kate Ferguson, of south senate Ave.
nue., Severely Injured.

Kate Ferguson, seventeen years of age.
while burning leaves at her home, 500 South
Senate avenue. yesterday morning. was Sc
verely burned. Her dress caught fire, and
her face and arms were badly burned be-
fore the flames could be e-xtinguished.
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averages above $50:
Charles Warren. 17s; ]. A. Lnegar. 1872:
NJ. Romer, 161; c. III. Wiley, 159; T. III.
Dedert. 153; G. Trosky, $50; +. b. Tomlinson,
149: IL. H.. McGrew. las: j. Hampton. 14s;
J. Hartley. IA: Z. w. Fishinger. IA; o. ].
Partlow, 1i4; E. r. Heller, 143; E. j. Part
142: Z. NJ. Gates. 142; n. Hallett. 142; c. H.
Parks. AZ; ]. Parks, 141: II. Welworth, 40;
George Kerr, 1l0; G.. Hilgemier. 140; -
Urmston. 139; ]. II. Baron, 13s: c. +. Baron,
1871; c. f. Doran, 1856; = Lewis, 1856; Otto
Hofer. 1856; r. Stocking, 135: A. Kopp, 135:
H. Hilgemier, 134; - Howard, 1873; Al Gear
ing. 1873
The Meteors. after their flight through
space. will strike the L. S. team at Pastime
alleys and the Lawtons will fight the Deweys
alleys next Thursday night. and the Pros
poets" are that the "Citys'' will be taken
at Washington alleys next Friday evening.
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TEN-PlN BOWLING LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Twenty Leaders,
SchIake at the Top.

The standing of the twenty players in the
Tenpin Bowling League, who have played
three or more games. and who head the list
at the present time is:
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BIG o ROUTE
Excursion to Lawrenceburg, Aurora,
and Way POiuta. Sunday. Oct. 29.

One dollar round trip to Shelbyville,
Greepsburg, Batesville, Sunmans, Law
renceburg, Aurora and Intermediate sta
tons. Special trains will leave Union Sta
ton 7:30 a. m; returning, leave Aurora 7:30
p. m. Call at Big Four office, No; l East
Washington street. and Union Station.
II. NJ. BRONSON, A. g. p. A.
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Iusurc Your Property.

The indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
pany. home office 1s East Washington
street. Paid up capital. $4,000; surplus,
si0o.o0D. John II. Holiday, President. John
NJ. Spann. Secretary.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In.
diana. General offices. % South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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The Vernon Insurance and Trust COMPANY
are closing the sale of their stock.
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81. OO-Cincinnati and Return-&t 90
Win C.. II. & D.. sunday. Oct. %.

Two special fast trains; the first will
leave at $50 a. M. making no local stops;
the second will leave at Ills a. M, stopping
at Rushville. Connersville, Liberty. Oxford
and Hamilton. Leave Cincinnati. returning.
at 6:2o p. m.
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Insure with Indiana Insurance Co. 143 r
Market street. Fire. lightning ind tornado
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-22

Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne aids
TO digest your food. No dinner table should be
Il Il 4
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Judge Baker yesterday authorized Re
ceiver Jarvis. OF the Louisville. Evansville
4 St. Louis Consolidated road, TO destroy
sixty-lve cars which had been condemned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-22

Marcy's-place to buy watches. tewelry,
diamonds and silverware. Lowest prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-22

The Dunlap Hats
For style lead them all. Seaton's Hat Store.
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NeCkWear

In the new English squares. imperials.
puffs and tecks, the same styles. the
lar lar furnishers sell at 7Sc and 81. Soc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-22

Feed your horse JANEs's Dustiess Oats.
Order coal and coke of Coburn Coal Company
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Underwear

In Underwear We show the largest
stock in this city, and at popular prices;
fieeced at 4sc and CSC. that are unusually
good value.
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Hosiery

In the newest stripes and polka dots,
the kind every furnisher sells at Dc
35c. for SCS
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Diamonds
We are the acknowledged Foun-
tain Head for 49,.
Diamonds and
Diamond Jewelry

Our Diamond stock Is the largest and
finest ever exhibited IN this city. We
sell a beautiful little Solitaire Dia-
mond Ring for 5000, and others UP
to 5000. We were fortunate enough to
have a large stock before the rise I'm
price. and are giving our customers the
benefit Consult you best interests by
calling on US before purchasing. We
sell all Diamonds with a guarantee to
allow fun value in exchange at any
time.
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Jswstt Pianos at wuIschner & SONS
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Boys strictly all-wool Suits, made
strong and will wear; the
same that others sell at 50. S1.O5
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Fancy Shirts

The Manhattan fancy stiff bosom Shirts
at $50. and the Progress special. that
We guarantee 10 nit equal TO the 00r
best, Tor ................ ...........)oS
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STEVENSON BUILDING

Chiidren's and boys Refers, In chin
chilla. Irish frieze and Kerr
seys: would be cheap at $3.50. 6. On
for .......E......-....
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED

Feb Is. Sch A Hayford, Ryan, Boston.
Feb 20. Sch Anna Sargent, Tibbetts
Boothbay Harbor.
Feb u. Sch Winslow Morse, Newton
Boston.
AMER lCAN PORTS
New York, Feb "A. Ar, sch VIM Fl Sum-
ner, Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga, 10, ar, sch
W Wallace Ward, Pensacola for Carteret, n
j 16, ar. sch d I'll Rivers, Colcord, New Or
leans, II, ar, brig Henry b Cleaves Bara-
bona; sch Anna Pendeton Brunswick; Is,
ar, schs Gladys, Colson, Pascagoula Frank
Stinson, Hodgdon, New Orleans; cid, sch
Norombega, Gloucester; 20, ar, ships Gov
Robe, Hong Kong; May Flint, Hogo, sch
Ella M Wiley, Wiley, New Orleans.
Boston, Feb II. Cid, sch Flora Rogers,
Williams, Fernandina; 10, cid bark John S
Emery. Sierra Leone; 20, ar sch Tofa, Bal
timore.
Cape Henry, Feb IS. Passed in, bark Pris-
ella, Rio Janero for Baltimore.
Norfolk, Feb 90 Cid, sch Star of the Sea,
Port Royal.
Pascagoula, Miss, Feb a. Cid, sch Susie
P Oliver, Wnslow, Havana sid, schs Es-
telle, Boston; John Fl Buttrick Havana
Jacksonville, Feb Is. Ar, sch Penobscot,
Dodge, Perth Amboy; cid, sch Methebesec,
Snow, Cayenne.
Charleston, S C, Feb Is Ar, sch Charlotte
L Dlbitfi NOu1u Outi, Nc.
New London, Feb 16 AT, sch F G Pendle
ton, Burgess, Savannah 10, ar, sch Florence
Leland, Brunswick.
Perth Amboy, Feb 10. Ar, sch VIM E
Downes. Marshall, Brunswick, Ga; 16, ar,
sch VIM III Sumner, Pendleton, Brunswick
Ga.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb Is. CID, sch Melissa
a Wiley, Coombs, Boston.
Fernandina Feb 16. Sid, sch Gen Adel-
bert Ames, Lord, New York Is, cid ch d
d Haskell, New York.
Port Tampa, Feb IS Sid, sch J Manches-
ter Haynes, Phi Philadelphia,
Savannah, Feb II. Ar, sch Hattie H Bar
bnur, Erskine. Eliza bethport.
Mobile, Feb 10. Ar, sch Etna Chapman,
Havana.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Manila, Feb 1. Ar, ship Susquehanna,
Sewail, Norfolk.
Falmouth, E Feb IA Sid, ship E O'Brien,
Pratt, (from Fray Bentos) Falmouth.
st Helena, Jan 81. Passed, ship Emily
ed, ships State of Maine, Manila for Boston
Mary L Gushing, Hong Kong for New York
Conaky, w G A, Feb 16. Ar sch Huma-
rock, Veazie, New York.
Buenos Ayres, Jan 23 Sid, Mary E Palm
er, Haskell, Barbados.
Porta Plata, Feb 10 Sid, sch Laura, Par
sons, Fernandina lin bsllasD.
Barbados, Jan 80. Ar, bark L Nav
berry, Cape Town; Feb 9 sid, bark Mamie
Swan, Higgins, Porto Rico
Hong Kong, Feb 7. In port. ships Abner
Coburn, for Manila and New York; D
Carleton, for Honolulu and New York.
Turks Island, Feb T. Sid, bark Thomas A
Goddard, Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Notice is given that, owing to the Reach
being closed by ice, the light on Pumpkin
island was discontinued Feb. 18th. 1t will
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DIED.

ATWOOD In Bangor, February 10, Mrs. Sarah
D. Atwood, aged rs years.
BooTHBY. In Jackson, February 3, Asa Booth
by, aged so years
BoorHBY. In Jackson, February ID, Mary
Boothby aged IS years.
BEckETT. In Northport, February II, Emma
l. Beckett, aged q years, months and days.
BEANEk. In Northport, February Is, Enos Ben
ner, aged 66 years.
BABB. In Rockland. February IA. Harriet
Frances Gates, wife of Zebulon Babb, native of
Machias, aged 5S years.
CARVER. In Nnahaven, February 6, Emeline
wife OF }. W Carver.
CLAY In Penobscot, February 2 Capt. Rus
sell Clay, aged 80 years and 8 months.
CoNDoN. In Brooksville, February 10, Robert
W. Condon aged 81 years.
CUNNINGHAM In Swanville, February A. Fan
ME > Cunningham, aged rs years aud 6 months
DARLING. In Belfast, February Is, Lizzie f.
Darling, aged 80 years and months
FRENCH. In BroolIline, Mass, Milton II. Jr,
infant SON of Milton ii. and Helen NJ French, for
merly of Thomaston.
HOWARD. In Minneapolis, Mimi. February r.
VIM K. Howard, formerly of Bangor aged A
years.
KEEN. In Freedom February 10, Q. IL. Keen
Esq, aged 50 years, months and Is days
MCDONALD. In Bucksport, February IL, Mrs
Jane Mcdonald, aged 81 years.
MELVIN. In Rockrort, February l5 Susan
Avila Melvin, a native of Exeter, aged 4S years.
MATTHEWS. In Warren, February IA, Mrs.
Bessie Matthews.
PAYsoN. In South Union, February 9, Ella L.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ellis Payson, aged 80
years and months
PRIEST. In Thomaston, February 16, Mrs.
Amelia Priest, aged SO years and months
SNOW. In Belfast, February 20, Samuel Snow,
aged 70 years. months and Is days.
THOMAS. In New York City, February II, Capt
Chester G. Thomas of Islesboro aged Al years.
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BORN

BLoDGErr. In West Brownsville, February TO-
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Blodgett, daughter
"a kTER. In Surry, February .. to Mr. ana Mrs.
Aware Carter, a son.
CABBAGE. In Stonington, February TO- to MIR.
and Mrs William Z. Candage, daughter.
CUSHING. In Bucksport, February To- to Mr.
and Mrs William Gushing, a daughter.
HAss. In Bueksport, February 5, to Mr.. and
Mrs Pearl Hass, son.
HoPKINs. In stonington, February 3, to MI
and Mrs Charles c. Hopkins, a son,
MCPHERSON, In Belfast, February IL, to Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Nickerson, twins. a son and
daughter, Albert Burton and Alberta Barton.
RoBBINs In Belfast, February 5, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Robbins, a son.
. SNAIL In Bath, to MIR and Mrs. H. C. Small,
formerly of Camden, a daughter,
TIBBETTs. in Charlestown, Mass, February 49,
to Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Tibhetts, a daughter
FUTILE In Rockland, February 5, to Mi. and
Mrs. c. E. futile, daughter.
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures. In morrill,, February
Is, by Rev. q. Sisson Hill, Albert C. Blaisdell of
Bristol and Miss A. TIL Jmpson of NORTH.
BoWDEN-BILLINGS. In Bluehill, February Z,
George ". Bowden and Miss Lois A. Billings
both of Bluehil.
GRIFFiN-DoRR. In Searsport, February 10, by
Rev. X q. Harbutt, Loring Blanchard Griffin of
stockton Springs and Mile NJ Dorr of Searsport
HARkIMAN-GRIFF1N. In Searsport. February
IS by Rev X. G. Harbutt, Edward Nelson Harri-
man and Annie kilman CIR fin, both of Stockton
Springs.
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MISS A. G.. KANE, j
Miss Nj. M. NICKERsoN, Com
MRS. I. d. NICKERSON.


PROOFS. The Good Templars lodge treat
ed itself to clam stew and pastry supper
last Saturday evening. 1t was the fifth an
niversary of the organization of the lodge.
After supper the young folks indu ged in a
sociable Next Saturday evening M j
Dow, the L. D., has promised to give the
lodge a list of all the members who have
joined the lodge since its organization, in
the exact order in which they joined, said
list to be put into rhyme. He has quite a
dred people must have joined the lodge
within the FIVE years. 1t has for some time
been the largest lodge in Maine. Rev.
David Bracket as out Monday, the first
time for some six week He has had the
grip, and also, str ange to tell, the whoop-
ing cough, which h caught of grand-child.
ia. r. Pilley is at home from New Hamp-
shire, where he has been for several months.
He is to open the drug store in the new
Chase building, it is said. Charles Rey-
nolds one of our selectmen, has for some
weeks been very dangerously sick. Messrs.
Brown and Littletield are settling mp the
town business for the municipal year,.
Horace Day is busy manufacturing spring
beds 49,. James Pattee, Esq, of Belfast was
in town Tuesday on business. Michael
Chase is still very sick. John NJ. Dow is
able to be out of doors a little. Mrs.
Acksah Littlefed of Wlnterport, who is
spending the winter with her son Horato,
h..o in,
hea It'll Mrs. Mary Gatchell, who is re-
m EN- bered as the sister of John d. Jones
wife, who for years lived in the west part of
this town, is very sick at the home of VIM.
Gould. 1t is not thought that she can re-
cover. :. Mrs. Cunningham, known here as
May Miller, visited her friends recently..
Several of our girls have recently gone to
Belfast for employment, but the good news
has come that Gordon & Jones are TO have
lots of work now and we are expecting them
home. 49, Mrs. A. E. Dow is spending several
days with her sister, Sarah Cole of Thorn
dixie Alice L. Dow is closing out the win
ter stock of millinery at he buyers own
prices. III. s. Staples is renewing his youth
and is breaking fine two-year-old colt. 1t
is just fun for him. Mrs. Fannie Merritt of
Lowell, Mass, is spending the winter with
her parents in Brooks. IT. A. Elliott is in
nor them Penobscot county this week on a
bust ness trip. .Shadrach Hill has been
quite sick, but is now about his business. >.
Our local lodge Knights of Pythias are an
ticipating a visit to the training school at
Pittsfield Feb. 2Sth, and will send a team to
confer rank.
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To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea,
Csc. trial size free. If it fails to cure,
your money will be refunded. A. A.
HOwEs & Co.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. lH' A
IL gives notice that he has p.
utor of the last will and tesiai.. .u.
GEORGE MORRILL,, Ltr "' ny
in the County of waldo h
bonds as the law directs, Al Is,aa vi a
mands against the estate o 7N ,nu sa.
sired to present the same to ma ,y
indebted thereto are requesleN afNa\F'
Immediately. CHAklli =
Searsmont, Feb. / 4, 1899
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WALDO SIS. In Court l
w fast, on the second
1890, HARTLEY CtNNl
tor on the estate cot Tan
late of Troy, in said tn.
presented his first and 1n
tration of said estate tnra
Ordered, that notice u
weeks suCcessively. lH UI,
printed in Belfast. i1 saI.
sons interested may aIt-r.
he held al Belfast. on
March next, and shmyUN.
the said account should've
GEO
A true copy Attest
GHA~ b.
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WATERFORD. Mr. Ephriam Grant, an old
and highly respected citizen, died at his
home near Whites Corner Feb. 18th after
brief illness Mr. FL. A. Bolan is quite i'll
with rheumatism. Capt. Dudley is BILE to be
out again after quite a long Illness Quite d
good many are on she sick list with grippe
bad colds, etc. Mrs. Josie Kellen of Brew
er is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
M. Spencer. The Stockton Springs Drama
tic Club presented the comedy "Mr. Bob
at Union Hall Friday night and it was re-
ported to be very good. Afternoon teas,
whist parties. etc, seem to be the order of
the day. Among those who have recently
entertained are Mrs. p. c. Rich. Mrs. Elery
Bowden, Mrs. j. II. Thayer, Miss Lizzie
Fernald and Mrs. B. Mason. The young
people of the Epworth League had mock
trial at their sociable Monday evening. The
case was breach of promise and was con-
Quoted with much ability on both Sides
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Feb 10. Sch A Hayford, Ryan, Boston,
Feb 20. Sch Anna Sargent, Tibbetts,
Boothbay Harbor.
Feb n. Sch Winslow Morse, Newton,
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A true copy. Attest
CHA1 l.