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BEARS ATTACKED PRICES.
Tendency Of the Market Was Reaclouay and
z Most Stocks Showed Moderate Declines,
Heavy Profit Taking and short SELF
Ing the Cause Rallies Not
Wen Held.

New York. Nov. 13.-Americans IN the
London market today reflected the re-
dictionary tendency and the majority Of
stocks showed moderate declines az the
opening here, but there were some not
able advances among the speclalties and
a sprinkllng Of gains among the rail-
roads. Heavy profit taking and short
selling drove the market down, although
the tendency had a momentary check
in spots through buying TO cover,
Pressed steel car broke two points,
Tennessee Goals opening rise Of ia
was wiped out and some Of the other
steel stocks were a point OF. Leather
yielded IA and Pacific Mail 3H. In
railroads declines approached point IN
the PaclhCs and some OF the graugeTs
BY 1890 o'clock the market showed
some relief OF the large offerings and
began 10 harden Reading first pre-
ferred. Peoples Gas. Brooklyn transit
Northern Pacific, New York Central
and Pennsylvania advanced rapidly
Northwestern rose ~ and Omaha 2ia.
quite a number Of stocks got up above
the closing prices OF yesterday, but the
market continued rather irregular and
much less active than for several days
past As the market showed activity
In the buying movement. the bears at
tackled prices again with marked sue
cess In spots Sugar, Peoples Gas.
Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio, Federal
steel the local fractions and Missouri
Pacific gave way 20 lower prices than
before and all other stocks fen back. In
many cases a point and over Reading
first preferred advanced 20 62i5 and
American linsecd oil preferred rallied On
y per cent above yesterdays close.
wiping out an earlier break OF 5N TAX
ing OF profits by the bears caused an
other rally. but the buying showed a
tendency TO decrease again and rallies
were not well held, Rubber preferred
broke 3H.
Bonds were active and irregular.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on can. easy. at four per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, fad5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business In bankers bills az 4Si4N4
for demand, and 4.S0&04Sl for sixty
days; posted rates. Ash and 4.SjL
commercial bIllsl, 4.SOQis
Silver certificates, 64h 065A,
Bar silcer. Ga.
Mexican dollars. 5Oh.
Government bonds. irregular; refund
Ing 2. req 1893; coup. 1904 Rs. reg.
and COUP l09't new 49, reg, and coup.
49, old is, reg. ll5; coup, llji. o.
reg. and coup. ll2ia.
er~g..n
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PENSIONS FOR UTAH PEOPLE.

SPECIAL To THE "NEws."l
Washington d. c., Nov l3-Utah
pensions granted original widows;
Lydia s. Lane, Fort Duchesne, $50. War
with spain. William Garlck. Salt Lake
City. $40
A patent has been granted Abner +.
Callison and w. $, Bling, Salt Lake. for
stock marker
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CHAMPION wAL&ER DEAD.
Patrick j. Fitzgerald Died OF Drop.
sey In Long Island City,

New York, Nov l3-PatrCk ]. Fitz-
gerald, once champion six-day walker
Of the world, and stiIl holder " the 100
hour go az you please record. Is dead
at his home IN Long Island city Tie
died from dropsy after a brief Illness
Fitzgerald was born IN ireland in lNAI
Ne came 20 America In 1864 settling In
Montreal where he took part In a NUM-
Der Of International races he came TO
New York In 1866 and took part In yari-
Gus games AROUND this city during the
next twelve years. In 1873 at the Amer
ican institute he made new record Of
eleven miles In one hour Two years
later al the same place he won a six
day walking contest making jS2 miles
and taking the championship. In 1852
he lost the championship 10 George
Hazel IN Madison Square Garden. Hazel
covering 5I1 miles. In 1854 Fitzgerald
won the six day event Ia the Garden,
after a close race with Charles R0well
Of England. Fitzgerald made $40 miles
and RoWel was six miles behind him
at the finish Fitzgerald's record Of ij3
miles. ] 1920 yards In 100 hours has never
been beaten
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GOLFERS COMING WEST.
Alexander Smith 20 Take Charge of
the Coronado Beach Links.

Chicago. Nov IA few local golf
professionals viii leave this week for
California Alexander Smith " WASH
lngtOn Park will go 20 Coronado Beach,
where he win take charge OF the links
FOR the winter season Willie Smith aud
David Bell Of the Midlothian country
club viii follow iu a week or two, but
they win not remain at any particular
club only long enough 90 give exhibit
ton matches Re also thought Warden
would visit the Pacific coast this winter
but Il Is said be has changed his mind
about going.
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Chicago, Nov. l3-Decemhcr wheat
opened nt 1875. declined 10 T23s.
Close; Wheat-Nuvemhe 12SQMs
December 527.H13: January 13A
Corn-Novembor 80: December 35A
Oats Nov, mher 2i4; December 22is
Pork-Noyember 1890, January
uEl5.
Lard--November 200. January s,77is.
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IN improving what was originally the
finest track In the West.
RESULT
A comparatively straight and level
roadbed ballasted with dustless Sher-
man Granite rendering possible the
highest rate OF speed together with the
greatest degree Of safety. The magni-
tude Of the work must be seen 10 be APP
preclated.
WHAT DOES IT MFANg
Solid comfort, security and pleasure to
our patrons.
ARE you GOING EAST?
II so you cannot AFFORD 10 go via any
other than this ROYAL HIGHWAY.
Further information on application per-
sonally or by letter to
n B, CBOATE,
General Agent, salt Lake City.
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A GOOD STORY

A certain young lady in del
icate health was advised by her
doctor to take a tablespoon
full Of SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil after dinner-once a
day-and found herself almost
suddenly growing robust.
SO small a dose is by no
means the rule the rule is
whatever the stomach will bear
not more, Another rule is:
take it on every least occasion,
but not too much; don't over.
do it.
Wen send you lttleto t7 @ you Ike
sNOIl a bOWNL, -, Feaf. ..rp,., NeV York.
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HERBINE sweetens the breath,
brghtens the eyes and clears the com
pleXlon without the slightest IN effects
whatever and ensures the natural
bloom Of health Price, 90 cents z.
G. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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O~4pnss1szs-
H.ss.ss' sr-rTTT7 7TTii'I;sTTisiiI7';;
zKaAazlltL- AZ IA l421kt- ~ Wv
Time Table
In effect Nov. 3.
1900.
En51Iss


DEPART.
For ogden. Cache Valley. Oma.
M ChiCgo, Denver Kansas
lllF and &c. Louis ............ GRO a m
"Eor Gardeld beach, Tooele and
I' minus d.. t. 90 90 .. .......... 1888 M
For TiutC. Mercur. Provo. Ne
rl p5. o a9d Mana ,.... =. .... 7.55 am
lana. san Francisco and inter-
r5 mediate 6.is.p points S,.,. ~. s.l5 am
Denver Kansas city ST. Louis
nan ana d. s4n E ri .;. .l2.So pm
.r omaha, ST. Louis 4ad Chicago. ESQ pm
Flor ffoVo, Ncphi. Milford and
mn i4i S,l3,I points , a..., sos pm
llnt, san Francisco and inter-
. mediate points ..,.,. o.. .."lo;5O pm
ARRIVE.
From ogden. Chicago Omaha.
81 Louis, Kansas city and
From ogden. Portland spoianc. '''' d. I'll
Butte, Helena and San Fran
.,s cisco ,,,,..3 60. 3. ~. s:O5 am
,,i intermediate points -. :. :. +. 9:s5 am
Kansas City. Omaha. Denver
and san Francisco . .... $3.50 p.m
"From Garfield Beach Tooele.
ana Terminus %. .. . 49,. $500 %. 10
From Preston, Logan Brigham
OGDEN and Intermediate points. 5:55 pm
Provo ana Manil :. :. ...,-... 600 pm
From ogden. Butte Portland.
san Francisco ana intermedl-
Trains south Of Juab do not run Il sun n
''Daly except Sunday.
Telephone No. 2j0
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RUSH ORDERS

RUSH ORDERS
On job printing a specially at the
Deseret News. New and clean types
throughout.
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Oakland Races.

San Francisco, Nov. l2.-W Weather fine
at Oakland, track fast Results
Flrst race, seven furlougs. selling
Coming Event won. D0natOr second. Dr.
Bernays third. Time-l:21A Morinpa.
The Singer Fayersham Bogus BlI.
Meadow Lark. Lost Glrla also ran.
Second race, one mile, selling Horton
won. Ping second Sir Kingston third.
Time-l:42. Limelght Mitten. Socialist
also ran.
Third race, six furlongs. selling
Pompno won. Asian second. Mocorita
third. Time-l:l3 Hugh Ho. BoundIee.
Pupil Sweet Caporal also ran
Fourth race, mile and one-eIehth-
GontalOn Won LoCochee second. The
BOBBY third. Tlme-ltj2is Edglrdo.
Rio chico. greensboro. Tappan also ram
Firth race six furI0nFs. San Francis
60 handicap. 2-year-Olds- Rolling Bear
won ArtCul8te second. CRATER third
Time liza, lntrepiio Luccra also ran.
skin race. mile and one-siXteenth-
wooster Boy Won, Dunbalauo. second
sunelo third. Time-l.lj4.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
san Francisco. Nov l2.-Calif3rnIa
Jockey club entries Oakland.
First race. seven furlOngs 3-yclr-OIfg
and upward selling -Swlftwatrr l6i
Charles Lebol l1g. Deyeraauv. l0i.
Mary kInsala 100. Lomo. 100. Rose -
mo, ~. k1otenaI l02. Colonel Root
10Y, Fayer,ham l01 Spike. l0l. Twinkle
Twin, lO-. Druless lH
Second race FutulJy course maiden.
--sta, -ol's. l.fsg-,ie'rge Dewey LITE
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Ribs-Noyembcr 675; January GiOa
G125
Cash: Wheat-No, 2 red 7Hb075i5;
No. 8 red 1OQIlis; No 2 hard winter 70
az. No. do. 6sitn7la No. / northern
spring 18h0i6i3 30. DO. 13hG7GIb;
No. 8 spring 63iad1Hg.
Corn-No 2 390i4, No. 3 37A0M.
oats-No. . 22ha&; No. Q 2lAd22.
Rye-47i5.
Barley 3S0G2.
Timothy-i25.
Flax-Northwcst lS2.
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Cattle-Roceipts 5000. Generally slow.
Good 20 prime steers 5i005gO: poor 10
medium 4ioHl30. stockers and feeders
2500lt0. cows 2Go0i35. hclfers 275a
as. Gamers l2502jO, bulls 24O0A50;
calves 400QA75 Texas led steers 4OQGl
400; grass steers 330Qf1O; bulls 2G0Q
325.
Hogs Receipts today 1900; tomor-
row 100000 left over 2Os2; 10 cents lower
Top sos. Mixed and butchers A65d sos,
good 20 choice heavy 4S0N5Oj rough
heavy i65Qf7j; lleht 4Gjd5OO; bdlk OF
sales 4.S0dA95
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Choice steady
others weak Good 90 choice wethers
4OOGA40; Texas sheep Q so 25Od360; ma
tive lambs 42jd5iO, western lambs 475
M5.35.
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We have NJ last made the discovery
which has baiiled chemists and ali Others
for contu des that Of absolutely destroy.
ing supertl0us halr. root and branch
entirely and permanently, and that too
without impairing IN any way the finest
or most sensitive skin 10 is scarcely
possible ia ovctstate the importance IL
this discovery, or the great good aud salts
faction lt will BE- TO those afflicted with
one Of the most diFhguring and 6ggfayat-
Ing blemlshes that % supertuous hairo on
The face OF women whether 10 be n mus
tache or growth on the neck, cheeks or
arms.
The Misses Bell have thoroughly tested
ne efficacy and are deFirOus that the full
merits of their treatment TO which they
have given tho descnptiyename Of KILL
AL.L-HAlR' shall Ne known 10 all afflicted.
To this end trial will he sent free ~
charges, 10 any LADY who will write for IL.
without cent Of cOet you can zee for
yourselves what the discovery n. tho
evidence Of your own senses will then
convince you that the treatment kill
ALL-HAIR." will nd you Of one OF the
greatest drawbacks 20 perfect lovel mes
the growth Of superluOus halr on the face
or neck Of women.
Please understand that personal demon
etration Uf our treatment costs YOU
nothing, A trial viii be sent you free.
which you can use yourself and prove our
claims by sending two stamps Tor mailing.
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ST. LIONS WOOL.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

81. Louis. Nov, 13-Wool firm and I'M
CHANGED.
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Never try 10 coax a cold or cough.
use the remedy that unfoilingly cone
uors both BILLIARDS. HORE.
HOUND SYRUP rs the great specific
Tor all throat and lung troubles. Price
IN cents T. q, VI. / DRUG Dept.
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SUGAR

Sugar. raw, quiet. fair refining 3E;
centrifugal 90 test, Az; molasses sugar
3S. Refined, dull: crushed 5000. pow
dered, $50, granulated, $500.
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Tho best proof OF our sincerity about
Cas.ar,ts Candy Cathartic is the guar
0utea to cure any case Of chronic COM
st.pati0n or purchase money refunded.
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means popular. P1lmer's scientific
methods being far ahead Of Wares in.
fey.or tactics.
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We call them college
suits, not long pants"
suits. Young man, try
Crescent Clothes.
SALT LAKE CITY.
AT
J. p. GARDENERS
lB-lSs MAIN STREET
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Direct Route
to Chicago
CWCAGO-U PACIFIC
d NORTHWESTERN LINE

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WIN barber and Dininq CARS NO., yoe
"a 70 carte LEAVES SAiTlAKFCTJy,
Az 1880 Q. m. DAHK. The CbE L,m
special leaves Sat- Lake even e,s Ivy
ing Of $50 first class eggions,,
including free Reclining Cb5iT c,,,
the Atlantic cypress leaves al IA
o. m. FOR tickets and reseryst G,So
apply 10 ticket agents, or s55, ,,'
9. 4. W5iteG GenT Agent CbjcSgo I
Northwestern RyY 200 S. Main 81
SAT- lake city, y"
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco, Nov -Wheat-May
l06& bid. cash 100
Barley-No salos. cash g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

PERSONAL MENTION.

j. a. Madden of Bangor. was in the
city. yesterday.
:. w. Philbrick of Waterville. was
IN the city, yesterday
Norris Swift OF Sidney, passed nart
of yesterday in this city.
w. c. Brown of Albion, was one of
fridays callers TO this city.
$. G. Davis OF Winthrop was :,
caller to the capital. yesterday.
Mrs. Belle Gilman of Boston. has
been visiting friends in this city
George Phillips of Waterville. was
in the city on business. yesterday.
NJ. F. Norcross Of Winthrop. was
among yesterdays business callers.
II. IL. Stctson of Weeks Mills. was
called to the city by business. FRIDAY.
Attorney General w. \. Haines of
Naterville. was in the city, yesterday.
Joseph Fountain of Winthrop. was
among yesterdays out ut-of-toWn cal
lcrs
Hon. /. l.. Walton Of Skowhegan.
made visit To the Capital city. vester
day.
George w. raymond of Lewiston
made the city Il business call. yestcr-
day.
J. X. Brown will leave. today. for
Boston and will be absent until about
the oSth.
Charles II. Lovejoy Of Sidney.
was in the city, yesterday. en- route
for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Davenport Of
Sidney. We're among yesterdays out
of-toWn visitors.
Mrs Martin Higgins has returned
to Augusta from two weeks visit
with relatives in Smthfieid
otto Anderson, who for several wears
has been in charge Of the Journals lin
otype machines by day, will leave. this
morning, Tor Rockland. where lie has
accepted a position to do similar work
with The EocklanG star. While in this
city Mr. Anderson has made a great
many friends and the Journa, is Ger
tain that the people of the Eockland
Star Will lind him as genial and capa-
BILE as he has proven himself in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
MAINE POLO GAMES.
GARDINER. 3: LEWISTON.

Gardiner, Ne. Nov a3.-tSpeciaD.- ~
Gardiner saw the warmest game OF polo
that il has ever seen. tonight, when Gar
diner defeated Lewiston, :; TO l. and had
the result been even different. there
would have been little fault found. The
attendance was the largest yet and from
the beginning TO the end. everybody was
carried along with the game. mindful of
nothing else. 1t was fast. clean. no waits
and the referee was boss. The game
started with a rush and all could see
what was coming. For minutes and 81
seconds. everybody was excited, when by
the crowd yelled, Neither side scored for
the remainder OF the period. The second
started out the same as the first, very
fast. Almost 10 minutes passed and then
by high drive. Menard Gagged the ball.
The score was now tied and the excite
ment was intense. Again in the second.
Spencer Gagged the ball. and the score was
. To / in favor of Gardiner. Everybody
thought that the tnird period would not
for il was even faster than the previous
ones. Nearly L minutes We're required
for a goal and Gardiner made il. For
Lewiston. Janelle as halfback was superb.
and the drives Of Menard were terrific.
Their team work was remarkable. All
the home team showed great improve
menI. Swords in goal made phenomenal
stops and had excellent support in Smith
Legion did some great juggling ana
Spencer was never faster. Dawson
showed more Improvement than the 9th
ers. drove well and WAS fast. though he
lost few good chances. Before the reg
ular game. The August team defeated
the Hollingsworth x Whitney team by a
score Of to :. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rev. Randall T. Capen. pastor OF the
First Baptist church of Belfast, has ten
dered his resignation. to take effect. Dec.
-. He will return to Watertown. Mass.
and from there will go abroad
Peter Lake, an Iroquois Indian. about
50 years old. dropped dead while eating
his dinner at the National hotel at Saco
Friday afternoon. The cause of the
death was apopleXy. He lived in hte
\ bankruptcy session of the districi
court was held at Portland Friday. and
several petitioners adjudged Petitions
have been filed by Charles +. Shaw Of
Portland Ira w. Iinnell of Lincoln, Nt-
thaniel r. Lambert Of Bangor, Alvin ID.
Lane of Auburn. Charles III. LoveJoy o,
Lewiston, Edward +. Ramsdell OF Ma
chiasport, Storrs +. Brown of Fridge
water. Samuel A. Pearson of Dead River
Plantation. and Herman G. Day OF Me
chanic Falls.
Thursday afternoon and evening.
was the occasion of the dedication of
the Macarthur gymnasium, named in
honor of the donor. Mr.. Robert Near
thur of Bideford, and presented to
Westbrook Seminary. of which insti-
tution Mr.. Macarthur is 4 member of
the board Of trustees. For a long time
il has been the desire of the trustees
to build and equip an up-to-date gym
naslum. but the way has never pre-
sented itself, until through the gene
rosity OF Mr.. Macarthur. who, ,ast
sp,ing. gave the institution the sum of
$1,000 with which to erect such build
ipv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
THE sorTHARD CASE
Concluded, Friday. Before Referees at
Bangor-Decision to Come Later.


The hearing in the counter suits OF
the estate OF Thomas j. Southard Of
Richmond. VS.. the estate of Jane j.
Southard. his wife, and the suit OF
Mrs. southard's estate against that Of
her husband were concluded in the Pc
nopscot county court house at Bangor.
thursday afternoon. before Hon. Johr
a. Peters and Chief Justice Andrew p
WisWeli. who had been chosen as ref
erees. The first suit was for 500. 900
and the second for $4,000. 1t is not
expected that the decision will be an
nounced FOR several months at least
These cases We're pending in Sagada-
hoe ana kennebec counties when ii
was decided to settle them out Of
court and TO leave their settlement to
referees. The hearing commenced.
"Wednesday afternoon. and before the
close vast amount of detail was pre-
sented in the form of evidence.
Some of the most distinguished legal
talent in Maine was employed in the
case: the estate Of Thomas j. Southard
was represented by ex-JuGge Enoch c.
Foster Of Portland, ana tion. William
+. Hall of Richmond. while Hon. Seth
Cornish, Esq, and Hon. Orville d.
Baker of Augusta appeared for that
of the wife.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Signboards have been erected al
cross roads in different parts of the
city limits, so that Augusta has filed
the requirements of the law which the
Maine Division, l.. A. W.. started to
have enforced. Some time ago. the di-
vision since many complaints We're
made by visiting wheelmen that they
had difficulty in finding their way
about the State, began to insist on hay
ing the law enforced which requires
cities and towns 10 maintain BILE
sienboards While in many places in
the city the law was complied with.
there were other places where 1t was
no. carried out TO the letter. The work
was commenced several months ago.
but owing TO certain circumstances. i
was not completed until recently. Now
the signboards are all up and there is
not the slightest difficulty in telling the
distance and direction which any
ueighboring town is from the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
WILL. co TO LAW.


Buttlcrs Corner Mo-. Nov. 3a This
little settlement, two miles north Of
Springvalr. ~ the home Of Richard Good
win. onr ~ the victims Of the West New
field tragedy for which George ii.
champion is paving the penalty in the
Maine State prison.
When Richard Goodwin's attention was
called to a dispatch recently published
hearing upnn the alleged claim of MISS
Ethel Moore. sister of Scott Goodwin, an
other victim of the tragedy, to the Good
win property at West Newfltld ID, on the
ground that she is The legal heir in the
event Of its being proved that Scott Good
win survived his foster brother. ne sttld:
TT is true that Scott Goodwin was the
legally adopted son fmN brother. of
tins | am positive. and the records Of ne
necessary legal proceedings are on he:
While admitting this, | am determined
to contest any effort on the part of Miss
Moore or anyone else to secure the prop
erty and FUNDS left by my brother,
amounting to from SSW1 to SlO,W1 be-
live that my sister, Mrs. Sarah Moore Of
Springvale, and myself are the legal
neirs 10 the property and that the courts
will 50 decide.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
PROBABLY FATAL INJURIES.
Jeremiah Thornton Struck by Elevator
at Winthrop. Friday.

Winthrop, Me. Nov. -tSpeciaD.- -
Jeremiah Thornton of Dresden. was
seriously and perhaps fatally injured
this afternoon, while at work on the
Winthrop Mills extension at this place.
Thornton had sent q load Of brick
Up the elevator and stood looking down
the shaft. evidently watching the men
at work below The regular signal for
starting the elevator was given and
with two men on it, it began to de-
Scend. Thornton seemed obliViouS to
any danger, and paid no attention TO
the signal. The elevator striking his
head, knocked him down one flight. He
was taken to his boarding place and
medical investigation showed that he
had suffered serious injury to the
spine.
The injured man is unable to move
excepting one hand. and not much hope
for his recovery is entertained. His
age is "A years and he is unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying TO the pub
lie to know of one concern which is
not afraid to be generous. The pro
prietors of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
have given away over ten million trial
bottles and have the satisfaction of
knowing it has cured thousands of
hopeless cases. Asthma. Bronchitis
La Grippe and all Throat. Chest and
Lung diseases are surely cured by it,
Cali on Bowditch & Webster. Augusta
c. III. Beane, Gardiner. S S. Light
body. Waterville, Druggists. and get 4
free trial bottle. Regular size SOC ana
Sl.00. Every bottle guaranteed