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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
0eferrei9.

Wien. Sic Gtrense. nit Der bic
Wiener polisei ieBt aeaen bic pcter,
fpiele oorsebt, bat, Die bic .Wiener
Mrbeiterseituns" mittbsilt, einen be-
Nimmten 8runh. gs ioll ndmli6 elm
Baron Granger in einem Stub in
elmer Madt cine i~abeltaite Gumme
imam ipridt BON 500, 900 Gronen) 9t=
tupnilen taben Der GerlierenDe mar
elm Shirt Srauttmansoorif. Sic Sade
TT rubbar %getporoen unb bat in boben
Greiisn lebr PERTINENT. uuO Oesbalb
erinnerte ii6 nun Die @iener Yolisei.
caB es I'M StraiAeiey eiren Taregra=
pben 9ibt. Der ae9ell Sasaroipiele se=
ridtet if.-Georg Milllsr, Der erlie
SenOrilt Der @iener Soioper, ein gebo=
rener 6ranfIurter, pOllenoete iein 90.
Q%ebensjabr.
Mraoacs. Gelegentlib zines Sang
fefes iino in Nolge Serabfiirsens elmer
%brennenOen YetrOleumlampe Orei Sdn=
%aerinnen perbrannt. mebrere babeu
idmere GerleBunacn erlitten.
Yaoen. Giirsli6 bat iit Ger eltjIb=
rige Spbann Srtner. nm Den lort9eieB.
ten MiBbanolungen leiner Gltern 81
entgeDen, auf Den Suhbooen 9eflildtet,
mo Ell erIi nub eini9eu Sagen nit DO,
&dlte erliarrten SiiBen auIaeiunOer
ipuroe. Man muBte Dem beoaucrns:
mertben Gnabeu beioe SiiBe. Die u0llig
abaeIrcren wnren, bis 81 Den &nOdell
anlputires. Sic Gltern mur0cn ben
Greis ,ribte W%iener=9ieutaO einaelie'
fert.
Yuoapef. Ser Staotbauptmanr
bon gnta Mpttenbiider erihuB meyer
untreue feline Srau unO Damn iih ielblt,
Gras. Ser 23jdbriae Nrleorid
Stabler. Der lid idlihlid fir Cen Me
batteur BON @tener ,3eitunaen alloaat
uno Gbminoeleien uerilbte, iuurDe 81
abt Wonaten Gerters uerurthellt.
Garlsbao. Baron linton Tlta
nopa iun., elm iebr betannter sports
mann. suleBt Snbaber oes &~eitinitltut'
oabier. III mad S%ranspaal aeaanaen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
&ut's
@altcn iid 5ur &cdtcn.

Die Semesuus Der @asen II. 3wei=
rdber ri6tet ii6 mad Der Gesel: SAT-
tet gud CUR &e6ten. Seoe 9ausfraa
ioate Die ndmlide Gesel befolsen:
9altet Gud sur Ge6ten.
&auft Gure @aare am redten Ylate.
&auft Cure @aare gum reaten Yrsiie.
SAINT Sure Waare int redtem @ege.
Oas ut fir Saar II. ipart Selb
Mince Sleii6 in elmer suei TiunS
Tanne lZ3ftS
Wince Sleild, Eriscila SranS, susi
9roBe Sorten per Yaquet.. .Setf
@emiirse. rein semalener Yicifer, Mos
itarb, CELERY Sals. in sroBen faucp
Slaihen per Nlai6 nur... 15ets
Gopal @lob Stdrfe per Yaquet 5cts
Sirnen, iiBe Warplano, in 3 Eiunb
&annen per Same. ......12dets
Salmon, Grport Sranb per Same
Sabaf, elm aSfb. Gaquet lists
Gisarren, 100 in einem 8iitdeu...
$500
Sommerwurit, bic bette per Ffb. 15ets
a. nIr~~NA~w Ol>~SS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
0fOen6nrg.

Gage. Sn Der NaGt III oas benz
8ollmeier 2iifen Eierielblt aeb0renpe
ano 81 Saait beleaene Seuerbaus total
abgebrannt. Semobnt murDe D%aiIelbe
BON Dem friiberen S%abnudrter Wleper.
Terielbe bate lid jeOoh ieit GINGER
3eit nit ieiner Srau sntsiueit unO be-
tpoGnte ieitDem oas Saus allein. Sa
nun aber aud Meper Dor Elm puar Saz
gen ausaesOaen mar, 10 liaro ous Saus
leer. Nuf melde Nrt unO @eiie Das
Seuer entitanoen, tonnte bis jeBt nidi
falige5iellt merOen. bod %mutbmabt man
SranDfiftung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
S9weta.

Bern. Sn Dem Sabresberidt oes
oberldnoiiden &ertebrsuereines miro
cine apprOrimatipe gere6nuna Der
Yrnttoeinnabmen Der 6otelinoutrie fir
oas gerner Sberlano in Der abselauie.
men Gaiion 1890 seaeben. Tieielben
fiellen lid oarnad auf 1850. 600
0ranes, tuopon allein $500. 900
Granes auf ben 9lay Snterlaten ent.
fallen. Sic 3abl Der 9otels unb pen-
fionen i'm 8erner Cberlano miro nit
27G ansesebm.-Gie Getunsswerie
ON Ct. 8ottbaro erforoern gro 1900
einen Greoit BON 496. $40 6rancs ae9en.
iiber 477,360 Srancs. Die i'm Sabre
1899 bierfir ousseseben uuroen. Sir
bic Merfe bel ct Wauriee fino Az.
737 6ranes ucrgeieben. Sic Gentral.
berpaltuns uno bic 9ermaltung Der
einselnen Geiiunssmerfe am 8ottbaro
beanipruden $3.50 6rnncs. rpd9reno
Die Sewaduns 2G3. 500 5ranes erior.
bert.
3irid. Ser 3irider Seuerbefat-
tunssusrein bot bei9loiien. oas ibm
seb0rise &remator;um unentseltli1 Der
Staotssmeinoe 81 gisentbum 81 iber.
tragen inter Der Seoin9une. bob Die
Staot allen in 3iirid periiorbenen Ser.
fOnen. iofern es perlanst miro. toiten=
loie Gremation al She'll peroe1 ldBt !;
bic Gremation %auspdrti9er Qeideu
bate 81 oerielben gntiddoiauns, ME
bisber. 81 erfolsen. NuBeroem per=
pilidtet lid Der @erein 81 einem Sci.
TRACE bon 80. 600 6ranes an elm siueis
tes bon Der Staot binnen fiinf Sabren
gu erbauenoes Grematorium.
@raub ii n Sic @emeinoe
Sersin=2atid bat ibre @aiiertrdite
uno Die alten giien9ruben I'M Yal
Slid Der Sirma Srote II. @eiiermann
pertauft. Ser Seirieb Der Quellen ioll
bGlo begonnen tueroen.
@aaot. SroB aller @nfrengunaen
Der Sura=S implonbabn uno Der Gie=
meinoen muroe Der Setrieb auf Der
@iierbabnlinie Srere . 9lpples Morses
einaehellt.
@allis. Nm 81. gesember tparen
am Gimplontunnel i'm @ansen 1866
Meter ourAseiAlasen, ndmlid $500
Meter auf Der Noroieite uno 1866
Meter auf Der Sioieite. SIM Monat
Sesember iino 300 Dieter ourd9ei6la-
gen moroen. l52 Meter auf Der Noro=
feite uno lao Mleter auf Der Giioieite.
Sefitn. Sin junaer damn aug
Berlin. @ilbelm 9etbse. Der in Yellin-
aona einige @oGen bel @erwanoten
meilte, mollte troB Mbratbens Der 2ano=
leute, nur in 8ealeitung zines Sunois,
brn Cana nod Gbiauenna aeben. Grei
Sage ipdter tam Der Suno in tldg-
libem 3uitanoe suriid. Yon Cana
ein9 cine 9iliserpeoition ab. bic benz
Gunoe folate uno Die 2eide beg junaen
Mannes am sSuBe elmer 70 Dieter bpber
Gelsmano fano. Setbae mar abaeitiirst
uno bate einen tlaffenoen S9dbelbru1
crlitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Sa6feu.

DRESDEN. Sier farb Die 6ersosin
Grieori9 BON Sdleswi9=Solltein. Die
Wutter Der beutiben 8aiierin.-S
Gclae bes 9roBen Goblen9rdterirites
in Y6bmen III iebt aud Der idhlii6s
b6bmiide 8iiter3uspertebr eingeldrdntt
tporoen uno peridieoene iddiiide So
briten muBten tuesen aoblenmansels
9eidloiien iueroen.
GbemniB. Sic transportation
Der 3tpeiten Gammer bat Die 6rage Der
Nptbmenoi9teit Der 9beiluns Der Greis.
5auptmnnnihaft 2widau einfimmia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Urippe in "a Stunoen furirt.

&ein Wtittel fommt benz Warner's
@bite @ine Of Gar Sprup fur eieie
idredli6e unb fatale &rantbeit alei9.
Benn srinbli9 unb SeitiS senommen,
oann furirt es einen Nall in "a Stuns
oen, unb seqen ben 9uAen, Der Der
@rippe folat, perfeblt es nie feline
Birtuns. Yreis IS unb Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
&rok9ers0at9xm 9eGen.

Darmtaot. Sic bieIi9e polisei
nerbaftete in Sber-3 amitaDt cine 6ral
Mint. IN oeren Yebauiuns lid betrddt.
liAe Waiien anideineno s%eltobleneu
@utes, oarunter erbeblihe Guantit1ter
BON Geioenfoifen, %porianben. 81
oieie Stcffe aus ben 9rDBen Seioen,
biebfdhlen in Maina. Hrantfurt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
2Ie6feu6urG.

&ofod. @inem Dem .&oiioder Nn-
aeiser" aus S%ranspoal Sugeaangenen
Sriefe. Der am |. Sesember 1899 aus
johannesburg a%bseianOt 1T. 1T 81 ent=
nebmen. oaB iid unter ben sablreiden
Geutihen. Die lid Der Surenarmee ans
9eihloiien baben. UNI 9egen Gnglano
81 tdmpfen, au9 etma 20 Nleflenbur=
Ger be{inDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

Se'uorben u. beibe mullen persrSbert
merben.
G1terna@. = 9ier 1T i'm
Alter pom 80 Sabren Der Stabt>
Foliseicommiiidr a. .. unb f,ibere
Wa1tmeilter Ralmus seitorben. -
Us lpurosn on Der Saiil,ta uesen bes
@ieoeranfbauens Der beiben 3blrme
gu ben Seiten Oes Chores We.mej=
lun9en por9enommen.
8 alferoinsen. Si.r
ital5te on @eibna9ten seaen gnbe
! er erlten 81. Oteiie elm 2beil Der
Oede elm, Obne jeOod slidlidermeiie
Semanben gu perlesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

,vorms. stuttgart, R~arisxupe. W,eBer
berriibren. ionnte nod nidt nadeerie,
Ten iperoen. Nuh bel anberen Yeirob'
rern Cber- Ramfabts mnroen erfola'
reid)e 0ausfuhun9en uor9enommen.
Wain3. Ser Gaufmann YernGarl
8eiienbeimer. cine in meiten Greifer
betannte bieii9e Yeri0nlidteit. NOR sc.
fhGftsfibrer Der 6iliale zines Grant,
furt'r 6leioerseibdits (SdmeiBer).
SroBoem O%ieiienbeimer 5000 Warf Sc,
bolt besos, unterIhlu9 er G%unoen9eloe,
In 96be bon 1890 Wart. Tie 6ieiia.
Straitammer uerurtbeilte i'm gu ieds
Monoten 8efdnsniB.
Cffen b d.. Sn Der Sffentadc,
Steariniabrit bon Gmil Yolmar bra,l
in Golae auraidluiiss Der elettriidai
2eituna @roBieuer aus. oas in tur,r:
3eit 5pei @ebduoe nit ben BARN *,
finolihen Gnbereien uno REDEEM Irs.
material seritOrte. Ser entnanorne
Staoen miro auf 80. 900 bis 100. 600
Dart 9eihdBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
SrdnnC6meig.

GobIenpladen. SCOT aufaefun=
ben murOe I'M Sollinse. etrpa cine babe
Gtunoe BON unierem Srte entfernt,
Der Gubrtnedt @iltelm GreBer aus
9olsminOen. GreBer, Elm niidterner
unO 3uuerldiiiaer Mann. III auf Dem
Seimxege bon ieinem idmerbelacenen
S%olsfubrwerte s"eItiirst unD Damn erIro=
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

N Wir f6nnen ni6t ane Sor.
ten 1bren anseben, bic mir uorrdtbt9
baben, bebenfet. aber,s baB Srit, Sun
bic sr0bte Guswabl 81 ben nie6risa
iten greiien bat. &ommt unS belebt
Die Waare. ID.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
8a0en.

2arlsrnbe. Tie Yaufirma q.
gltuh. bic b%eIonoers in Mlbttal al
pielen 9auunterneEmen betbeiliat III.
lit lett einiaen @ohen in 3ablunes'
fdmitriateiten aeratben, tuelde biz
8ldubiaer. meiii tleinere Qeute. peran.
laBtcn. cine 0eriammlun9 einSuberu.
fen. in melher beratben muroe. aui
melte @eiie Der Gouturs 81 permeioen
lei. IS 1T ueriudt moroen. nit 9ilIe
Der 8ereinsbant oieien gripls 81 ersie.
len. Yei benz 3uiammenbru9 limo
uiele feline 2eute uno eini9e bieli9e
Sanfiirmen betbeiliGt.
9eioelberg. We9en Serausfor-
oerung gum 3meitampf muroe BON Der
Straitammer Elm STUDENT 81 spei Mr=
naten uno oeiien &artelltrdser gu eineni
Monat Geltun9sbait perurtbeilt. Wnlab
au Der 9erausioroeruns mar cine sd6f-
fenseridtsiiBuns I'M Suli b. s., in Der
Der Mmtsanmalt bas 9enebmen bes
tuegen ndntlider Musi6reitungen an.
SeliuStSu StuoSlteU ulo utlutkIuVtU
beseidnete. Sn 6olge oieier geuBeruns
lieB Der Stuoent benz M%mtsanwalt cine
Idmere sdbelforoerung iiberbringen.
9as Sifisiersebrenaeriht. benz Der Sc
foroerte bic Nnseleaenbeit uorleste, Der.
bot aber Den 3weitampf.
M annbe | III. QanoesfommifIdr
Miniiterialratb Sreiberr &uot b. @ols
lenberS 1T seiicrben.
9for5beim. Neulid Nbenos S
llbr fiirste pl0bli& oas 6aus 9ollaaiie
Nr. 2 in iid suiammen. Eas alte.
b%aufdllise 0aus mar ieit Weibnahten
ni1t mebr bemobnt unb oiente norldus
fig. bis es abgebroden ueroen follte.
nur nod als Wasasin fir elm aaoen.
aeiddit nit 9ausbaltunssartitsln. BON
beuen elm Eager inn Wertb BON cirta
10000 Mart bort untergebrabt mar.
gs erlitten nrr stuei Perioneu l,ihte
8erleBungen. Sic alarmirte Geuerwebr
le9te Das 6aus pollenos nieoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

GiaeG rtaftunsi In einem1 Gage ~ teilen.
Nebmt Warner's @bite @ine Of
Tar Sprup, bas beiten 9uiten=9 eil=
mittel auf Grten. Is unb SCOTS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

ddnotaen 9amptt@tttperteprs auT oem
Nedar. Der i'm persanaenen Sabr be.
tanntli@ mi6alidte. Toll in bieiem
Sabre uieoer auisenommen ,ueroen.
9ie Nttien9eiellidait Nedar.T ampf.
i6iifIabrt oabier Dat beidloiien. elm
Eaimler-p erionenmotorboot fur ettpa
50 Verionen. iotpie oas bereits fir Den
@iiAilteroienit angetaufte Taimler,
S1nellboot uno ein Giiteridiif nit
Ginrihtnna fur MISUNDERSTANDING
onanihaifen. Serner miro ein Gil9iitsr.
oienit BON Der @eieilidaft einseiibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

S9pinoiu9t'S eilmittel. = War.
Her's Wbite 0ine Of Gar Sprur,
tas bette 9ufteasN auf grben,
belt cine g~rtdltuns, in einem Gage,
nenn aweitis senempsn. IS u. 50ets.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
6cbrIoer HuT.
Commercial Hotel.

Reiienoe uno 8oit9dnser finben bel mir bic
bette Woblsett uno Elm 9uteS Bett; ebenio tn
seiner Sdanfmirtbidaft bic beiten @etrduie-
PETER sPANlOL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

pofen. Giutem 9ernebmen mad
miro bier nit Silfe Der Gentralltelle CUR
G0rDerun9 inDuirieller un%ternebmun=
gen in Den S%fprODinsen cine grobe Wia=
{9inen= ober 2otomotipfabrit erridtet.
2iiia. Sier if Der Bropf Gulinsfi
aus &awitid fueaen Scleioiaung oes
QommanOeurs ocs |. NiaoerfGleIiiden
=3egimsuts Or. so 81 200
Mart Celebrate perurtbeilt noroen.
Sfromo. Ser grlte Stuatsanmalt
8udbolS 1T an Slutuersiituns 8eiiors
hen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
SEIZURES Ar FAIRFIELD.
Sheriff PennelI and Deputies Make Three
Visits ard Two Are Convicted.

The same temperance wave which has
swept over Portland, Waterville Augusta
and other smaller places in Maine has 10
a considerable extent reached Fairfield
II was somewhat unexpected. too, as re-
suits will show. Friday afternoon, Dep
uty Shcriffs q. B. Haskell OF iPttstield,
Frank l.. Harding Of Madison. and +. S.
Parsons of North Arson, got together i'll
Skowhegan and IL was suggested that
something was going to drop. 1t was
even limited that a Worry Club was be-
ing organized in that temperance town.
No one, however knew just what was
up until saturday, when Sheriff Pennell
together with the three deputies went 70
Fairfield, early in the morning, and there
With Officers Simpson and Doran they
raided the places kept by T. y. Witham.
Ed Gotta and +. c. Kendall In all these
places they found evidences OF the liquor
business and seized the contraband ar
ricles from the first two mentioned. They
were all brought to Skowhegan, where
they were given a hearing in the grand
Jury room before Justice J. Frank Withee
Of Madison. Gotta paid his fine of 800
and costs and was discharged. Kendall
was also discharged the evidence against
him not being sufficient to convict.
George Chapman of Fairfield. appeared
for Witham, and County Attorney Small
Of Madison, for the State. Witham
claimed that since the liquors were found
in a shed and not in his place OF business
it bore out his statement that he was 60
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
ALASKAN SITUATION.
Continued from page ID

fore to do much but the great rush of
white men that followed this. discovery
of gold has completely changed every
thing. The game and fur bearing ami
mails have about disappeared and the
natives means of subsistence il gone.
/ therefore recommend that the GOV
eminent afford some relief To the ma
uVes until such time as they can take
care of themselves
Gen. Randall has the following to
say regarding the relief Of white men
who venture TO Alaska: II am Of the
opinion that it would be a mistake for
the government To give any general aid
in future to the venturesome class Of
white men who come to Alaska. About
800 have been sent out on transports
ana other vessels this year. and many
more Will be sent before the close OF
navigation. The conditions are now
generally known throughout the states
and the expectation of government aid
in returning to their homes in case Of
failure has without doubt been the
most hopeful prospect in view TO Il con-
siderable number who have come to the
country since 1891. and especially in the
recent rush TO Nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
FOUND IN RIVER.
Remains oil Missing Salem Nan Found in
Penobsco. at Fa7gor.

Bangor. Me, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD.-
The body Of George r. Jones Of Salem.
Mass, was found in the river here.
this forenoon. Two weeks ago Jones
was shipped by a Bangor agent as one
Of the members of the crew Of the
schooner Post Boy which was to leave
here with d cargo Of lumber for New
York. Jones did not show up at the
time the schooner was ready 70 be tow
ca out and the shipping agent thought
he might have been arrested for drunk
ennes and was in the Jail. Another man
was engaged in his place and the YES
sci left port.
An investigation by the shipping
agent proved that the man was not II
Jail and nobody was found who h2d
seen him. Then there was a SUPPOSE
ton that he had gone away on an
other vessel Jones was hard drink
ing man, and it is supposed that ne
fell over the wharf when intoxicated.
He was a man of middle age and
mother living in Salem and prolhef
in Portland survive him. the oodS
was badly decomposed and viii be pre-
nared for burial and held to await IN
formation from the mans relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05

ING out OF me business and that the goods
were to be shipped away Justice Withee
found sufficient evidence against him and
flned him 500 and costs. He appealed
and was placed under 500 bonds 10 APP
pear before the December term of court
which Is heid in this town
The search warrants were made out ~
Mr.. Small AZ the request of numerous
citizens OF Fairfield ANA were placed in
Sheriff Pencils hands for execution.
1t may seem queer that SO many sher-
ifs were needed to make these searches
OF these premises, but wait: Sheriff ZEN
nell knows his business and is also aware
that wireless telegraphw' sometimes
works when work of this kind rs beine
done, and thar often when one saloon il
being raided the wireless" informs the
others TO be prepared. But Somerset
sherifs are not 20 easy as to bo caught
this way, and accordingly when this
little job was put in Sheriff PennelTs
hands he calls his five men together ana
simultaneously the three pairs visi, the
three places. Easy. wasn't it? And the
Fairfield Worry Club" has seen that
there was some cause for its origination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
Sherif's Sale.
kE\NEPEC

KENNEBEC. -.
Taken this third day Of November. A.
| d. 1900. on an execution dated October
:, A. p. 1900. issued on a Judgment rem
dered BY the superior court at term
thereof begun and holden at Augusta
within and for the county OF kennebee.
1900. in favor of w. s Choate of Au-
guSta. in said county. administrator de
bonis non with the will annexed of goods
and estate of ArtemuS Libby. late of
said Augusta, deceased, against Arno A.
Bittucs and Ella NJ. Bittues. both Of Sid
ney i'll said county. for the sum of sew
entY dollars and thirty-nine cents dam
age ana forty dollars and forty live cents
cost Of suit ana win be sold BY public
auction to the highest bidder. at my Of
flee. No. 20l Water street. in said Au-
guSta. on the 10th day of December, A.
j. 1900. at 70 o'clock in the forenoon. the
following described real estate and all
the right. title and interest which the
said Arno \. BitIues and Ella NJ. Bittues
have Or had in or to the same on the 6th
day Of December. a. d. 1898. at eight
o clock and thirty minutes in the fore
noon. when the same was attached on the
original writ in the same suit TO wit:
a certain lot of land with the build
inss thereon situated in Sidney in said
county of Kennebec. on the Middle road
$50 called bounded follows: On the
north by land Of +. J. Weeks and Am
Beriah Ward: on the south by land OF
George Ellis and Isaac Holway and on
the west by land of F. J. Weeks ana
Asa Shepherd. The premises hereby
Al and ~ in the second range, and 10 in
the third range according to Winslows
plan and being the same premises which
were conveyed to Milford Baker BY Oil
bert Baker by deed dated February -
1882 recorded in the registry of deeds
TOR kennebec county, book so, page les
JOSHUA +. BEAN Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Augusta, NOV. ,, \. d. 1900
uoV5 011wsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
THE ST. PAUL CRIPPLED.
American liner Runs into Supposed Sub
merged Wreck Of Grand Banks.

New York. Nov. THE American Line
steamer St. Paul limped into port. This
having incurred The mos, serious expert
ence IF her career on oct. 81 ut sos =.
NJ. in lat 4d.l3 lon.4S. q. Off the Grand
banks. the st. PAU struck supposed
submerged wreck which carried away The
starbaaId propeller causing the engines
to race 50 t!ercely that the shaft broke
and all connections snapped. The star
board engines were 50 severely wrecked
that they are useless and II will take six
months TO replace them with a new set.
The after outboard shaft tubing was
carried away. The ship is leaking con
siderahiy. When the accident occurred
the cabin passengers were quite excited,
but they were soon restored to quiet by
the prompt assurance that the steamer
was in no danger. The wind was BLOWN :
heavily from thc northeast, with a high
cross southeast sea. The engineers ex-
unined the breaks ana disconnected the
starboard engines and the ST: Paul pro-
ceeded on her voyage under the port en-
CINE al a reduced speed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
STATE POm0LOGlCAL SOCIETY
Will Hold Its Annual Meeting and Exhibition
at Norway. nov. 1914.

Norway Me, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD.-
The annual meeting and exhibition Of
the Maine State Pathological Society,"
rwill be held in the Opera house in this
place, Tuesday and Wednesday, NOV.
1914. The local committee consists of
J. A. Roberts. F. Z. Witt and W. Q.
Perry. w. NJ. Munson. president,
orOno: Chas. 5. Pope. sec, Manchester
The following program viii be OBJ
served:
Tuesday NOV. IS. a. Moo. Tables
will be in readiness for display Of fruit
and flowers. which must be in place be
fore l o'clock p. NJ. 1890. Invocation;
address of welcome, J. y. Roberts, Nor
way; response. 5. L. Boardman Ban
gor: reports Of committees.
Tuesday. =. Moo. Quality as a
Factor in Commercial Fruit Growing"
Y. A. Gilbert. North Greene; Straw
berries for Profit" II. w. Collingwood,
New York. 7S0, Question box: Pre-
serving ana Canning Fruit" Mrs. Clara
NJ. Libbey Newport: Saving L Farm. "
II. W. Collingwood. New YORK.
Wednesday. Nov. IA. 4. Mo 0
annual meeting iuF the tlgtllNl on Oh
ficers and the transaction Of miscel
laneous business; presidents address.
w NJ. Munson. Orono: The Honey
Bee and us Value V. =. DeCoster.
Buckfield.
Wednesday. p. Moo, Fruit Evap-
Grafton as a Commercial Enterprise -
F. II. Rollins. Chesterville; The Care
Of Plants for House ana Garden Miss
c. 2 Sanborn. Augusta: Mature
study for the Farmers Boy" Mrs. '.
p. DeCoster. Bucktield.
Opportunity will be given FOR general
discussion OF the topics presented.
Liberal premiums will be paid for ex-
hibits Of fruits, plants and flowers.
Send to the secretary for premium list.
| Music viii be furnished by the Nor
way Grange
The Grand Trunk. Portland & Rum
! ford Fails and Maine Central Railroads
viii sell excursion tickets from their
stations for one fare the round trip.
Nov. 10. - and II, one fare the round
trip, Nov. u. Is and a. limited p re-
turn until Nov. IS.
The Beals house and the Elm house
will furnish board at reduced rates T.
those attending the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05
TIE [ A. W. ELECTION.
But Ore Ticket in Fidt. With c. W. Small Tor
Chief Consul

Portland, Me, NOV. 1.-The official
l.. A. W ballots viii be distributed
Immediately The polls will close
NOV. 10. The single ticket in the field
is as follows: Clarence w. Small,
Portland, chief consul; Herbert p. Hol-
land Waterville, vice consul; Harry T.
Passmore. Bath. secretary treasurer;
Howard L. Burr Auburn. Leslie p.
Loud. Waterville. representatives
There being no contest, the above
ticket will be elected. Chief Consul
Small is a noted worker for good roads
and the men of the L. a. W. declined
to permit him to retire. this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-05

James Jackson, a farmer. Of Linn
county. Kan. has placed q signboarI
al his gate on the road. On this board
* painted his name, the name of his
farm, Jackson Farm" and tile di-
rection ana distance to Chantilly, his
postotfice. Below this he has a black
beard, on which he may write what ho
has for sale. H. says that hc has
sold one horse and tvo cows ana
calves since the erection Of his sign
board. and he thinks the quick sales
were the results Of this advertising.