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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago Grain and Provision markets.
furnished by c. 3. Bennett Commission
company, 326 East Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas. Local and long dis
lance telephone, 494:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17
PRIVATE THOMAS GLEASON.
Wounded in Philippines and Now in Hospital
Writes Home.

John Redmond of the Cony house.
received the following letter, last night,
from Private Thomas Gleason. Co. f.
21st U. S. Infantry, now in Luzon,
which is interesting reading:
Manila. j. L., Oct 4th, 1898
Dear Friend JGhn-I promised to
write to you when came out here. but
| neglected to as I did several other
things | promised to do. Well, John.
TO tell you the truth, have been where
it was hard II get writing materials
ever since l have been here, until I
got wounded ana sent into the city Of
Manila to the hospital. | suppose YOU
heard that | was wounded, did YOU
not? 1t was in the New York papers
and | suppose it was in the State Of
Maine papers, too. | was wounded on
the 18th of last August, but / am get
ting along fine now. | will be ready
in few days TO try it again.
My regiment has done some hard
lighting since we have been out here
and my company has lost more men
killed and wounded than any other
company in the regiment So you can
see that ! have seen some fighting since
l have been here.
Wen. John, how is everything and
everybody in Augusta? | suppose it
is beginning to set cold there already ?
1t is hot enough here | don't know
when we Will 80 back to the United
States The war is no nearer over now
that ii was when we first came over
here. They have not got troops enough
over here and they can't do anything
until they get more here.
Give my regards to all the boys |
know and tell them | live in hopes of
seeing them all again-that is, if q Fill
ipino don't put a bullet in my head. bur
| guess they won't. II is only the good
who die young, they say. so there IS
no danger of my dying right away.
I have had several narrow escapes
since have been here. ! had my can
teen shot off. one day The bullet cut
the strap clcse to nay body and another
bullet went through my shirt sleeve.
We'll, John. ! can't write any more this
time. as it is hard work for me To
write. as You can see by the writing.
Give my kindest regards to all the boys
| know. and when YOU write be sure
and tell me all the news Hoping to
hear from YOU soon.
beg to remain yours truly.
THOMAS J. GLEASON.
90. 4. 21st IT. $. Infantry. Manila.
P l.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

r. w. Soul@ returned. yesterday.
from TRIP t' host9h.
Q. T. Robbins If Riverside, had bust
ness IL The SHY. thursday.
Elmer T. Ward II Sidney. transact
WI business in the city. Thursday
Frank Robbins If Riverside wa
among the city's callers. Thursday.
j. Clair Mirut wont to Bangor.
THU stlav. on q brief business trip.
:, pr,4
he coldl'lrh m tl'H' :. ~ ~ II
curry I'Ina'il'd ui''Ii'''i7 n ii''' SO
Thomas Anderson NJ Sk2Whesah,
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Supreme Judicial cout.
THURSDAY. Nov. IL

Thursday. Nov. 16.
Aroine Il. Hall. admx. VS.. Emerson
Stevens Mfg. Co. ". T. Haines fol
plaintiff. Heath & Andrews for defend
ants. This action is brought under
what is known as the civil liability act
passed in 1891. which provides that
whenever the death of a person shall
by wrongful act, neglect or default
and the act. neglect or default is such
as would, if death had not ensued. have
entitled the party injured to maintain
an action and recover damages in re-
spcct thereof. then, and in every such
case the person who. or the corpora
ton which would have been liable ii
death had not ensued. shall be liable
to an action for damages notwithstand-
ing the death of the person injured ana
although the death shall have been
caused under such circumstances as
shall amount to a felony The action
to be brought by the personal renre-
sentative Of the deceased for the ex-
elusive benefit Of his widow if M
children. and of the children if no
widow. and if both to her and them
equally and il neither. to his heirs. The
Jury to give such damages as thew shall
deem a fair and just compensation
not exceeding $1,000. with reference TO
the pecunary injuries resulting from
such death to the persons for whose
benefit such action is brought
The plaintiff III this case who is tba
widow and admX. of Charles 4 Han
late Of Oakland, VINO was killed by the
bursting Of grindstone in the de-
PENDANTS shops in May 1899. and al
Ieses that the bursting was BY reason
of The negligence of defendants in tbi.
that the stone was not a sound stone
when hung, but was cracked and TINS
was known to defendants at that time
and further that the regulator to the
Water-Wheel was not suitable or safe
for the purposes of said business but
was out of repair and did not work
as regulator as ii should in order tu
regulate the speed Of said grindstone.
Plaintiff says that the deceased
Charles a. Han was employed as fin
isher Of axes ana that it was his right.
privilege and duty in preparing ana
keeping his tools in order to use said
grindstone as occasion should require
and that while 50 using the stone il
broke and burst by reason OF its unsaf-
and unsuitable and unsound condition
and Of the unsafe ana ut-of-repair
condition of the regulator. said Charles
\. Hall was killed
This action is brought for the bene-
81 If the plaintiff as widow Of the de-
ceased. ana " Fred Han and Annie
Hall. children. and damages are claim
ed To the amount Of $1,000
This is the last jury trial Of the term
ana All the jurors not engaged in this
case have been excused.
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Thanksgiving is not 50 far away but
what pleasure may be derived from
anticipation, and a view Of the rich
display of fancy raisins, glazed fruits,
prunes, eitron. etc. to be seen III J. f.
rulers north windows will enable one
Il realize that they are citizen of no
mean city. fer such displays are eN-
a,rsive ana imply many customers
Tina demand the best on this Ne"
england festival day
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Kingston. ia, Nov. 16.-The steamer
Admiral Schl+y. from Kingston FOR
Philadelphia. with fruit Tuesday was
reported, last night. q have broke
down ana to Ec drifting eight miles of
Port Morant. The Admiral Dewey was
dispatched at midnight To assist hcr
and tow her to Port Antonio Thesg
are all the details known as this dis
natch is sent.
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Brave Men FAN

Victims to stomach. liver ana kidney
troubles rs well as women. and all fer
the results in loss Of appetite, poisons IN
the blood. backache. nervousness head
ache and tired. Istless. run down feeling
But there's no need 70 feel like that.
lie says: ';Eiectric Bitters are il.st tht
thing for a man when he is all run Gown
and don care whether he lives Or dies
II did more to give me new strength ami
good appetite than anything ! could take
can now eat anything and have 4 new
lease on life" Only 80 cents. al E1w
ditch K Websters Augusta; q. II
Beanes, Gardiner; $. 5. Lightbodv's. Wa
terville drug stores. Every bottle guar
anteed. now, 20.22
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! ba. drummer in speaking OF the
crash Fats which were all the rage not
iarg aso. said that they would not De
fashionable ii New England next
..ar che jobbers and retailers in the
co,rb and West loaded up with them
,-. season. ana they still have them
u hand. as their run was a short one
,,h.,. are still good sellers in Canada
however. and his firm is still manulac-
turing cor the trade there me soil
.r,.,es are the most popular now, ana
,+ season. Straw Will De
H. stv,ish hat. next summer N'
/ 40 already. out with them
and are having big sales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

The coal carrying tramway at the
Maine Insane Hospital was inspected,
Thursday There were present, Gen.
r. =. Shepherd Of 5lloWheGan. Hon
p. o. Vickery Of this city, q. $. Pearl
Of Bangor, Of the trustees, Dr.. Sanborn'
the superintendent of the hospital. ana
NJ :. Campbell. steward and treasurer.
The first coal was carii II over the
tramway and it was foU"l 70 work
very well. There are few small DE-
tails to be adjusted before it is entirely
completed ana for this reason i was
not accepted by the building committee,
Thursday. but will be as soon as all
the mechanism is adjusted and in good
working order.
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nnEan haddie,

The Charity whist and dance at the
armory If Canton Augusta vas a sue
cess, Thursday evening, ii spite II the
fact that th4 number Of tables III til
whist was the unlucky -. The prizes
were taken by Mrs. Fl. G. Mason Win
score Of Al ana by q. 4. Whitney with
q score Of A.. After the game refresh
ments We're served ana then dancing
enjoyed
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\ RED y
'<1lllSs
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The great number of women who have been
cured by DR. Coderres Red Pills are enough to
PrIVe thel- inerlt We ask every sick lady to
believe what we say, for we say nothing but
the truth. We ask lem 20 com are this rem
edy with cur ais or oldfash.onel liquid rem.
edies, ar, they will find that DR.. Coderre's
Ked Pills are for women alone and will wonder
no more at their great success. They cure
female weakness @ every Kind They can be
taken BY old and young women If you have
been suffering for years it does not matter.
take !. rev boxes and send full description
OF your sickness to our d ctor Specialists
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Knight viii have to remain III ms
present quarters year before he car
receive his sentence, if the exceptions
\ hich are to be filed do not succeed
III giving him new trial. These VIII
Ee argued before the May term Of the
lan court ara If not successful IN"
prisoner viii probably be sentehced ~
the October term Of court in this city.
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to the coffee drinhcr. Coffee drinking is
a habit that is universally INDUCED in
and almost as universally injurious.
Have you tried GraIn-O? 1t Is almost
like coffee hu, the effects are just the up-
posiie. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins
the digestion. effects the heart and dis
turbs the whole nervous system. Grain
. tones W the stomach, aids digestion
and STRENGTHENS the nerves. There Is
nothing but nuurishment in Grain-O. 1t
can't be otherwise. - and &c. per pack
age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

Edward S,anwood delivered very
interesting lecture On -Four Men Who
Have Missed the Presidency" a the
congregational chapel. Thursday even
ing. The chapel was we'll filed and the
organ repair fund, for which the lee
ture was given. will be substantially
increased.
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But Few Heseors Seen.

The few watchers who were on tho
lookout. Thursday morning, for me-
,eors, We're rewarded by seeing a few
between , and o'clock They Were
seen in the eastern sky and one was
very bright Those who wish Up see
the display should remember that wher
there is one Of sufficient briniancy the
fire alarm viii sound seven blasts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17
SICK WOMEN 9

The following women were all sick from d.
seases peculiar to their sex. Everyone of them
will tell you that they have been cured by DR.:
Coderre's Red Pills No other remedy has
ever cured SO many women. They cure perma-
nently, quickly and cheaply.
We never publish testimonial Of a lady
unless it is in every way genuine. We do not
have TO, for we have thousands waiting their
turn to be published. You do not know, or
you never have heard of any remedy hav-
ing such great record of curing If you
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

WHO VIII Dc 2 eaSed to answer
you fully and give you the best
advice. twill cost you nothing.
1t you would prefer, come and
see them at their Offices. In the
meantime send us your name
Oh a postal card and we will
mail to Iotr address, free, our
q 1ctors ,ool, Pale and Weak
Women.
Dr. CodGrre's Red Pills are
not a purgative, they should not
be taken for that. Women who
are suffering from constipation
should take DR.. Coderre's Pur.
no+i1-.A tn 11o+c ,,,l:z1 Ill e.
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Local aud Business Tips.

KnoWlton & Young have ene v@-
riety OF fresh fsh-halibut, salmon
bluofish fresh mackcrel, CLAIMS i'll ana
out of shell. oysters. Holsters. also
inEan haddies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

The Ladies class in English Litera-
ture at st. Catharines Hall viii meet
this morning. At ii O'Clock xii ladies
who have enrolled. ana others Who may
wish to join, are requested to present
themselves at that hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

There was an unusually large num-
Der Of travelling men in the city,
Thursday. Some of them We're closing
up the fall trade and some beginning
on the spring business. They are
usually about six months ahead Of the
season in some lines.
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2Fc. a box. The com bination Of these two rem
ies always cures permanently and promptly.
kead and follow carefully the directions given
NJ the circular It Is very. important if you
wish TO get the best effect
DR.. Co1erre's Red Pills are sold by all first
class druggists a. soc a box or six boxes for
81 So. We mail hem all over the world upon
receipt Of price. Beware Jf all red pills sold
b. the dozen, the hundred pills or at sc. a box,
for they are not ours, thev are limitations. In
the interest Of your health do not be imposed
upon. >ddress ell CORES 5ondence to
THE FRnN-0 AMERICAN CHEMICAL co
Boston Mass off'ee.tz Nor tYea. Can. Office H-n
2+l fremont. St: ;r274 StOcn.s st. ~
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TIE Pack pcddler whose strap broke.
Thursday. and let his goods Pile UP in
the mud. was anxious t. sell out at
bankrupt prices
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In another column Will be found the
advertisements of the fair and sale at
the TuiyprsaIist vestry, next Wednes-
DAY and Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

The semi-annual convention of the
National Hardwood Lumber Associa-
ton began its session at Memphis.
Tenn, Thursday. There is large at
tendance from the principal lumber
sections Of the country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

the Wind break WI the bridge is
much appreciated On these windy days.
III WAS pint up AT the right time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-17

Don't fail 70 bank your house IN eN-
POSED places. 1t will save dollars IN IT.
pairs. L. SAY nothing ot warmth.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. .. G.. Nov 16-The fol-
lowing Maine pension changes resulting
from the issue Of Nov. ?, are an
nounced:
Original widows. Arvesta A. Holt
HalloweH. $12 Original widows. etc
special accrued NOV 4. Emily T.
Somers. Kittery Depot, S.
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Oseu


Nassalboro-Nov H. Mrs. Lydia Il.
Page. aged s. years.
WnsIow- NOV IS, Mrs. Martha \. Wy.
man, aged Y years,
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Steamer Admiral Schley Disabled.

Stop your cough with Lung Kuro.
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ask why, we Will tell you that
the remedy is good ; it is not
like those cure alls or oldfash-
Toned and expensive remedies.
Ours is modern and cheap. Fifty
Red Pills for soc. will last longer
than any $500 liquid remedy
advertised to cure everything.
If you stop to think, and con-
slider what we tell you, you will
want to know more, and we
tell you again that DR.. Co1erre's
Red Pills cl1re women
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Go to SAVAGE BROS
For L Xxx and STORE COUNTERS

and general wood work promptly ncrx
and extension ladders
cesso $
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
Who's Your Tailor !?
$4,000 NO MORE
SUITS NO LESS
Spring and Summer
'99 Styles Now In.
Jesse l.. Turner,
The Tailor.

A TRAMP toby roller struck here a
few days ago and victimized the mem
beers of his craft living in town for
have been in the civil war and in
proof of this he produced pension
papers. Since he left it has been
found that he is no good and pro-
fessional dead beat. However the
boys who helped him feel that they
did it because they did not care to run
the risk Of allowing worthy man to
suffer.
TIE w. Va. University students
have been in couflict with the police
authorities of Morgantown since their
struggle with the faculty and their
more disastrous battle with the exam
nations. There is material among
those students to make a very efficient
football team If properly trained.
Their recent victories over the faculty
and the policeman show is.-Far-
mer's Advocate.
Your choice Of Two Hundred an
FL fty 25c paper covered nOVels-gOO
titles-fOr loo. MADEIRA BROS.
Miss LINNIE MITCHELL has opened
room for dress making at 439 Front
street where she will be pleased to
have those who need dress making or
other sewing to call. 122-6t
A BUSINESS man of town went into
hank here a few days ago and start
ed to leave roll OF money. He
didn't succeed but the reason was not
because he wasn't willing. He
couldn't get 1T out of his pocket book.
He had one OF the combination books
which are common around town and
he had forgotten how to work the
combination. The bank people
couldn't solve the mystery and after
working an hour he started home
with the money safely in the book.
On his way he met a friend and the
latter opened the hook on the flrst
trial. The business man carried the
open book In his hand until he could
get the money out being afraid to
close IT for fear that he would again
find himself unable to realize on the
mony he had tied up.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
The Sun

The South Pen Oil Company has
made another good strike in the Flat
Run extention in Monongalia county.
1t drilled in its No. 3 on the Goldin
'Toothman farm last Tuesday and the
we'll produced $50 barrels the first Is
hours after it had been drilled into
the pay streak. The same company
drilled in its No. on the e. Taught
farm and has good producer. The
well produced 65 barrels the first Ia
hours after the pay was tapped and is
still drilling.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
Every Smoker
Should Try the
New B. & w Toby
FOR 5.
) FOR s.
Manufactured by
The Athens Cigar Co.

THE State Board of Agriculture has
announced dates and places for thirty
institutes for this year. An institute
was held at Cassville ia December,
hence the new list does not include
any places near here.
THE prospects for the new company
get better every day and the likeli-
hood that it will be taken In now
amounts to almost certainty. The
plans are all working smoothly and it
should not be long until the company
is reality.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26

Mr.. HUNT got what he was hunt
ing for
COME and see for Yourself what
Hirschman's SIS offer means.
WE will now turn our attention to
the fight in Pennsylvania.
For the best oysters go to S. V.
Thompson's.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
You can always get fresh fish and
oysters at S. V. Thompson's.
USE A. Bowers Dandruff cure.
One application cures itching of the
scalp.
Mr. CARL FRAME has been chosen
chiefstenographer for the present legis-
lature. There were number of candi-
dates for the appointment.
QUEEN Quality is made to fit the
foot, to give the wearer comfort and
good service. See them at Hirsch-
mans.
On the east side of Flat Run, Jacob
G.. Taught No, 6 has been drilled into
the second pay and is making $50
barrels day. S. j. Harvey No. I, on
the same side of Flat Run, is holding
up at $50 barrels day.
THE West Virginia Historical and
Antiquarian Society will hold its reg
ular meeting in the Governors recep-
tion rooms in the capitol at Charles
ton on the evening of the 31st. Sew
eral interesting papers relating to the
history of the state will be read,
TIE handsome new NJ. e. Church
at Warrington was dedicated on Sun
day by Bishop Mallalieu. 1t cost $18,
600. $4,000 of this had been proyid-
ed for and estimating the old one at
$4,000 left S., 900 to be raised. This
amount was soon pledged and 81, 300
more than was asked.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
Knew He'd Roast.

A paper published long obitua airy
of man who had died in the COM
munity, closing with the statement
that long procession Of friends fol-
lowed the remains to the last roasting
place" The family read the note and
discovered the supposed error and
asked the editor to make correction In
the word roasting" but he said he
could not do it until the seven years
back subscription which deceased
owed him had been paid.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
Senper Iden.
Wiles'
Low Prices always brings the buyers
Large Lots $500

and up, on easy payments part work
and part money.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-26
EXECUTORS SALE

or the Personal Property Of the late
Silas Mc6aFaws Dec'd4
The undersigned executor 0f the lest
viii and testament Of Bilas McGraw de-
ceased, will, on
SATURDAY, the 4th Day Of F1hEanry, -,
at the late residence of Gllns 1GrGraw in
Morgantown, West Va. between the
hours Of 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and g Osclock r.
H., sell all the personal propeu3E.of 6i-
las McGraw, deceased, consisting d
household and kitchen furniture, Of Ill
kinds, besides various other articles not
classed as furniture.
Terms Of Eale':--All sums Of 46.00 or
under, cash. ALI sums over 100 will be
subject to credit 81 three months, pro-
vided q note with satisfactory security
be given on day Of sale.
Jan. 20, 80. /. g. LAzzELLE,
Executor.