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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
u 8 to Jas McHenry, swH Of neN, NJ
Of seL and SEX Of seH sec 2S-2O-7-fsS'
Miscellaneous.

usto IA Ewell, receivers receipt TO
M Of seA, swA OF seA and lot . Gee ~
$500.
BF Huff. sheriff. to John Larkins:
sheriff's certificate Of sale ON nwA OF
eeL sec 2-18-0.
LA Hill W Phoenix Insurance Go, rel
Of Judgment on same property.
John Larkins to Ellen + johnson. as
eienment Of sher,ff's certificate OF sale on
same land-$310.
Mrs M A Watkins to VIM Crist, lease
Of Montesano Hotel.
Hi Dobson to G F Karshner, lease on
sly 30 # of Of the sly end OF lot !, blk AZ,
Aberdeen.
us to VIM Lavoice, receivers receipt
to eH Of nwh and VIZ Of neA sec "
l9-1O-$40O.
VIM Lavoice to s X Bowes, mtg on
same land-$50O.
WIS Hutchman to Ross Pinckney, mtg
on lot -, blk 40, Aberdeen-$l10O.
A S Kimball TO H S Griggs, general
power of attorney.
Jenny slngerman to N G Kaufman
same.
Louis Levinsky to same, same.
In re- to estate OF David Y Jones, de-
ceased, decree.
MN Smith to o Rodgers, mtg on lots
2 and 8, blk 4, Westport-$5O.
US to w B MCGEE. receivers receipt
to swN sec 12-21-10-$6.
Chas Veysey to Ed Yock, sat OF mtg.
49,, c,,l.. q. n z Vnoaov, INTO m
M OF nwN sec 17-16-S-$2Oo.
Walter Goss to s P Briscoe, chat mtg
on cows--$276.
| No "a F o Of E.
NATL Cash Register Go to Thos Moss,
contract on cash register-$lOO.
Pasco Bros to Montesano NATL Bank,
chat mtg on logs-$60O.
Beaver Bros to Aberdeen State Bank,
chat mtg on blacksmith outfit-$3OO.
CHI Mccormick to B Zeebuyth, chat
mtg on horses-$4O.
VIM Calvin & Go to H Weinhard, chat
mtg on roulette wheel &c-$3OO.
Chas Wigand vs. A W Carl. logger's
lien-$165.75.
Montesano State Bank to J G Biles, rel
Of chat mtg On logs &c-$650O.
&c Biles ct al to Montesano State
Bank, chat mtg on logs &c-$4900.
H Ellis & Co to John Reiter. chat mtg
on timber-$300.
Carlson Bros to Aberdeen State Bank,
chat mtg on on logging engine-$652.
Puget Sound Iron 4 Steel Works to
Carlson Bros, sat Of chat mtg on logging
engine-$1234.
Michael Woods to Montesano State
Bank, chat mtg on logs-@9000.
Mrs Kate Jolley to M E Jolley. bill Of
sale Of household goods-$76.
Fred Hayes to John Holm, chat mtg
on fishing outfit-4150.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the City
Council of the City Of Aberdeen, Wash.,
will receive bids until O'Clock p. m. Of
December 1st., 1900, for the enlargement
and repair Of the city jail Of said city, IN
accordance with the following specifica.
tons, to-wit:
Specifications for Aberdeen City Jail.
SIZE OF BUILDING.
There is to be built in the rear Of the
present Jail an addition thereto, the same
width az the present building and "a feet
long, we'll joined to the old jail in work.
manlike manner, under and according to
the direction Of the architect in charge Of
the work, and in accordance with the
plans.
The old building is to be raised up, 10
that the top of the floor shall be six inches
above the grade Of the alley; q new
foundation to be placed under the same
and extended back "a feet to receive new
addition. Mud sills to be bedded on the
ground in q thorough manner, and the
whole to conform to the plans referred to.
STILLS.
There will be three sills, to conform to
the stills Of the old building and 20 shown
on plan.
FLOOR.
The floor will be made Of 2x6 fir sized
two ways, placed on edge and spiked with
one 40 penny nail each twelve inches: in
alternate boards to be driven 90 ~ to be
in the center between the nails IN he
preceding board. On top Of this floor is
to be laid floor Of Ike T. & G. flooring,
WALLS.
Walls will be built in the same manner
a. the walls Of the old jail, a. shown on
plans, all 2x6 and 2x4 used therein to be
sized two ways and nailed as herein
specified for mailing floor. Outside 0f
walls will be covered with Inch rustic
to conform to the construction Of the old
Jail building.
The ceiling will be constructed in the
same manner % the ceiling OF the old
building and 10 - to conform thereto,
al material used therefor to be sized two
ways and nailed ~ hereinbetore specified
for mailing floor and walls.
DOORS AND WINDOWS.
Doors will be built In same manner and
Of same size % the doors now In old Jail,
for cell doors. Corridor doors will be
made in same manner and Of the sizes
marked on plans. Haugings and fastenere
will be Of same kind now In use In old
Jail. ....
Windows and gratines therefor will be
Of the same ska and style % those In old
jail.
vENTILAToRs.
Two openings 2xl0 inches will BE- left
in the ceiling OF each room or call, for
ventilation, and the small ventilator now
on roof will be put In thorough repair.
ROOF.
Root will be extended to cover new ad-
dition and the shingles on the old roof
will oil be removed and then the whole
root will be covered with Star A Star
shingles laid i've inches to the weather
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22

NOTICE.
County Of Chehalis, I
Citv ri Aharflaan (

county Of Chehal1a, -
City Of Aberdeen. 3D.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby gwen that the assess
ment roll made pursuant to ordinance
No. 1914 Of said city, against Local I'm.
provement, District No. ~ in part en-
bracing lots ! and IL in block 20.
lots ! and ~ in block %, lots
and Z in block 81. lots and Z in block
26, Weatherwax and Benn's addition and
lots and ~ in block 80, lots and z
in block So, Weatherwax and Benn's 2nd
addition to the town, now city OF Aber.
deem, said County. for the improvement
in said ordinance expressed. was 6led in
my Office on the 10th. day Of November,
1900, that on the oath. day Of November
the City Council will cit 20 4 Board Of
to hear and determine ap.
peals Of parties claiming to be agrieved
by such assessment.
Dated this 18th day Of November, 1900.
GEO. A. BLACK.
TsEAL.] City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22

.ota I to - in block AZ, original plat
Of the town now City Of Aberdeen. said
County, for the Improvement In said
ordinance expressed, was fled In my
Office November, 10th. 1900. that on the
24th. day Of November 1900, the City
Council will sit as q board Of equalization
to hear and determine appeals Of parties
claiming to be agrieved by such assess
ment.
Dated this 18th. day Of November, 1900.
GEO. A. BLACK.
fsrAl1 City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
DolNas At The COURT HOUSE.
p,s;ness Transacted by the superior
Court and List Of Instruments
Filed With officials.
Superior Court

Superior Court
The following is the record OF business tr sn1
acted in the superior cour' Ao' '"0 "SS-
ingNov. II. 1900.
Tn re guardianship cf Harriet F MUS
.-ove m;nor. Proceedings dismissed.
Kate ,Jolley ys NJ E Jolley. Defendant
ordered to forthwith produce the child IN
controversy. ~, rr
Trustees Putnam Free School vs. W II
Carter ct al, Order Of default signed.
Alopzo Elliott We G L Wensell ct 81.
defendant Kramer's motion to make
more definite sustained in part.
Matt Backman Va Chehalis Boom 20.
Defendants motion sustained III part
Al Anderson ct al vs. Arthur y new
man. Order OF default signed.
state Of Washington vs. W + Green.
Srhnmna for defendants witnesses Or
dered. ,,
Rawson ct al vs. Washington Wood
enware Works. Sheriff's sale conhrmed
VII Durkee VS. Mary Durkee. d.
vorce granted.
WILEY vs. Peter Kennedy ct al.
Judgment and order OF sale signed.
The following cases were set LOT jury
trial:
Nov 49,
State vs. w f Green.
State Va Ella Ray.
Nov 90
State vs. G f Prigmore..
Chas Lefevre VS. Aberdeen LUMBER eS
Shingle Co.
Nov 81 1.t,sor
Montesano State Bank vs. } ) Johnson
ct al.
Same Va T A Tarr.
VIM T Halliday vs. Edw Entwlssie'
Montesano State Bank vs. Cart smith,
EW Marston ct al Va Geo Smith et al
Nov 23-
Henry Lentz vs. A W Carl ct al.
VIM Cameto vs. City Of Aberdeen.
Nov "a IT,.
JPO Lownedale ct al vs. Grays Har'
Dor Boom Co. co,,
II NJ Brumett ct al vs. John Campbell
ct al. cho,,
L L Trask ct al vs. Edward Campbell.
NEW CASES.
Kate Jolley vs. NJ E Jolley. Divorce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
(sEAL.]
NOTICE.
County Of Chehalis,( ~.
City Of Aberdeen. e''
a Il Mar Gosanonn

County Of Chehalts,( q.
City ot Aberdeen. 90
To Whom it May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll made pursuant to ordinance
No. 207 Of said City, against Local I'm.
provement District No. ~, embracing
i9ts t. to - in block q. lots e y IL
original plat, lot IA Harbor Dock addi-
ton Of Aberdeen said Cou nty, for the
improvement in said ordinance expressed
was filed in my Office November 10th.
1900, that on the oath. day Of November
1900. the City Council will cit 90 Board
Of Equalization to hear and determine
appeals Of parties claiming to be agrieved
by such assessment.
Dated this 18th. day Of November. 1900.
GEO. A. BLACK.
(sEAL.l City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
NOTICE.
County Of Chehalis.( o.
CITY of Aberdeen. go

OOOAty VI OA10n0440st
City Of Aberdeen, co.
To Whom it May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll made pursuant to ordinance
No. 204 Of said City against Local I'm
provement District No. "a, embracing
lots to ~ in block 81 Of the original
plat Of the town now City Of Aberdeen,
said County, for the improvement in
said ordinance expressed was fled in my
Office November 10th. 1900, that on the
gath. day of November, 1900. the City
Council will sit az a Board Of Equaliza.
ton t., hear and determine appeals Of
parties claiming to be agrieved by such
assessment.
Dated this 18th. day Of November, 1900,
GEO. A. BLACK.
[sEAL.] City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
Real Estate Transfers.

For tho week ending Nov. II, comI lied
from the records for the exclusive use OF inc
Aberdeen HERALD:
Robt Durney to r D Merrill, undo OF
NV % it of lots 8 and 8, blk 40, Hoqulam
-$25.
CIV Yana to G w McAfee ct al. lot l,
blk 81, Westport Beach-$llOO.
Frank Coy to A H Kennedy, " acres
If tx acres Of n side OF seq o! neL sec
33-l8-6-$65.
RH Evans to I W Mason, e1a OF lot o.
blk Al, Aberdeen-$40O.
JR Cross to Thos Pearson, lot 4, blk
IS, Aberdeen-$75O.
Al Anderson ct al to Fannie M Parker,
VIZ Of swz sec 10, and WI OF nwA sec
15-20-1O-$3000.
Eugene France and P Carson to same,
same property-$1.
las A Kari to Elk Wood Lumber Go,
land in Karr's RIVER add Hoquiam-
$500.
Andreas OLSON to Otto Stendahl, lots
~ and IS, blk /, Pencils add Aberdeen
fl.
CS Weatherwax to L ]. Vammen, lot
3, blk 6, E & Ms add Aberdeen-$6OO.
Susan Payette to Mark Payette, lot IL,
blk 8, E & MS add Aberdeen-$37.
Geo Payette to same, same property
$37.
FA Payette to same, same property
-$37.
HA Hayes to Alex Young and Mark
Payette, ezs lot 10, blk 80. Aberdeen
$3.50.
Samuel Benin to Mark Payette, lot 4.
blk d, w & BIS I'd add Aberdeen-$50.
H. Hayes to B F Wiley, VIZ lot 10.
blk SO, Aberdeen-$525.
Alonzo Elliott to Geo H Emerson, en-
Of nel4 and eN Of seA sec S-1S-7-$l50o.
is Book to G w Miller, ~ sec 1915
8-$4800.
JE Calder to John Candy, lots 8 and
10, blk 4, Camby's add Montesano-$c0.
NPRy Co to D G Lyon, lots 4 5 6 and
7, sec 5-l5-7-$42l.
HB Marcy to F L Carr. undH of land
in nwL Of seq sec 7-l7-7-$200.
w NJ Ellicott to A G Rockwell, lots 8
to ID inc, blk Is, North Hoquiam-$2O.
JB Bridges to H N Anderson, lots II
and IL. blk 81, W & BIS I'd edd Aberdeen
5000.
Henry Dobson to same, lot 7, blk 40,
Aberdeen-$250.
Kate H Jolley to M E Jolley, lot 6, blk
Is, Elma-H5.
e Jolley to H q Hill, same property
1900.
Al Pietsch to G F Karshner, e>6 lot
IA, blk 4, E 4 Ms add Aberdeen-$400.
NV Lumber Co to S A Hoag, lot 2,
blk So, Hoquiam-$1.
Jenny. Singerman and !, Ievinsky to
VIM Carlisle & Co, land in twp 20-1l-
-$7784.
Ga,man & Barley to OF Rogers, lots
2 and 8, tlk 4, Westport Beach-$150.
CP Ferry to Geo H Emerson, lands in
twps 1911 and 18-12-$l080.
John Pierce to A s Taylor, lot 8, blk
80. w 4 BIS I'd add Aberdeen-4l25.
A S Taylor to VIM 7 Mcbride, same
property-$1S5.
Isaac Beemer to same, lot 16, blk /, E
4 Ms ado Aberdeen-$150.
Ed Yock to same, lot 10, blk 80, w &
BIS add Aberdee2-S250.
Samuel Beun to same, 65x100 # in sec
0-17-9-$150.
RS Jackson to G F Rowland, lot II,
blk As, Aberdeen-$4OO.
Heirs Of w H Lavitt to Anders Selberg,
lots 8 and 8 and se1 Of nw14 sec 1916.
$3.50.
Heirs Of NJ Lockett to Walter Goss, 4
acres in lots and 2 sec 2A-17-S-$l.
WE Lockett to same, same land-&550.
Reuben Redman to same, lots and 2.
blk 6, Melbourne-$l0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
Five Hundred Dollars AeewaFd.

Five Hundred DollaFs toward.
$500 reward will be paid for the arrest
and conviction Of any person found cut
ting lines or turning adrift any RATS "
boom sticks that are tied to our wharf or
boom on the Chehalis river.
81 1yr. WILSON BROS. 4 Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22

Root will be extended to cover new ad-
dition and the shingles on the old root
will 1 b r. covered ;n With a' ss1 Tue ~s 81:
shingles laid i've inches to the weather
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22
NOTICE.

city 6SS" u & 4 as IS.
To Whom it May Concern.
Notice 10 hereby given that the assess.
ment roll made pursuant to ordinance
No. 2o3 OF said City against Local I'm.
provsment District No. q. embracing
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-22

Two openings 2x10 inches will be left
In the ceiling OF each room or call, Tor
ventilation, and the small ventilator now
on roof will be put In thorough repair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09

Berry. Miss Juniata g. Russell MI ? -
Maxim. Mr.. l.. &. Staples.
Publicution-Rcv. Geo. -. Lindsay VI
Ralph w. Richards ,,.,,
Mr.. Charles l.. Clement MI. IAN
Hcald ,.,
Convention music by the Schnbef'
Quartet of Kcnt's Hill Prni. w NJ.
Mrs. Morse. Miss Brown, Mr L"ia M'rae'
and local talent.
TUESDAY, JULY l0-AfTEkNooN' ~
300 Music. by the church choir.
2.l5-Prayer. Addresses oi Wri'"iii1' ~ ~,
Warren e. Philbrook. mayor, ana KEY.
Geo. -. Lindsay, pastor "l licaSan'
Street Methodist church. EtSi!ihse MI
w. S McGeoch. president oi thc o'at'
EpWorth League.
2 235-S solo, John G. Townc, NJ -
2.i5-convantion sermon i'eN' Lutiei
Freeman Portland. Me
3.3o- Business Scssion
I30-Addrcss. Rev. Wilber i. Berry, sec
Of Christian Civic League.
TUESDAY. JULY 1o-EVENING.
z3o-Music by the Schubert Quartet of
Rents lIili. Lecture. The March o
Uethndism." General j. ). kusling
Trenton. u. j. Music by the Schubert
Quartet. -
. reception to Delegate by Pleasant
Street Chapter.
WEDNESDAY. JULY l1-FORENoON.
90O-praise Service, Solo, Miss Josephine
Berry.
gI5-Administration Of the Sacrament.
luoO-Snlo. Miss Eva Goodrich.
II 60 Music ~ the Schubert Quartet
ID, Address. Rev. j. NJ. Frost Bangor.
II business Session.
m, convention dinner VIII he held, TINS
afternoon. at the Gerald, the new hot"l
I'm t'nirii,Id Special cars Will b" waiting
far the f.pwort hians un Main street hl'-
pusitc center. at l2.3o l.. NJ. The tickets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09
JHe MUSTER FALLS THROUGH.
All Idea Of Firemen's Meeting as Planned Tor
August. Given Up.

There will be no muster in this city,
this year. This has been settled in the
minds Of those Of this city who are in
terested in the matter. ana there seems
to be no one to blame hut a few of the
officers of the Maine State F'iremens AS
sociation. Several weeks ago, a meeting
Of the executive committee was held in
this city and then all seemed to point to
very successful affair The prizes wcrr
decided on ana the judges ana other ofii-
,ials We're chosen.
After some time had elapsed. Chief En-
aineer Drake who is first vice president
of the association. wrote To Chief Leigh
ton of WtSthruok, asking that the pro-
gram h" forwarded that they might go
into the hands Of the printer. No atten-
tion wa~ paid "a this, though ne wrote
several times A the most Of the work
would come on Chief Drake. he at tirst
hardly knew what to think.
1t was all explained a few evenings ago
when an invitation was received from
the Portland fir-m,n announcing a mus
ter in that city On the eth Of August with
a first prize If 500 for hand engines. Th-
whole matter was then easily seen
through.
A. a result. the firemen have decided
to take no part towards the muster here
ana no one will go ahead ana raise the
necessary amount nt money to make it
a success. As Il great many Of the fire
'ncn in the city are members Of the ass.I-
citation, il has caused rather 4 black cy.
to be- given it ana one that surely no one
in this vicinity VIII forget.
1t WIS thought by some that a muster
could he held here in September, but IA
Gardiner will have only the best or nuth
ing at All, this his been abandoned. TIL,
city government, which so generously
gave the sum of 500 for the association,
will be informed of the fact that ii is noi
needed.
In connection with the muster, 4 con
Vcntion WAS to have been held Aug /
in this city. This will take place ny
scheduled if the issocilti"n exists at that
time ana all cuurtesirS will be rendered
the Whiting tiremen. Meanwhile the fire
men are making arrangements to attend
the muster at Portland and all hope that
it will bc a great success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09
EPN0RTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
All Plans Meeting With Success Pro.
gram and Committees.

In" Erw"rth League. Chapter 5l7. Of
thc Pleasant street Methodist church has
issued q very attractive little booklet in
"" interest Of the state clnvrntinn
which Will 10 held in this city, July 10
ana II. There is a fine haIf-tone cut oC
IN" Pleasant Street church on the first
page and several other scattered throurh
tn" pamphlet. Among them are pictures
"i the Gerald at Fairfield. where the con-
V"ntiun dinner will be served this wear
'hr Colby campus. Maine Wesleyan Sem
mary ana Female college. All necessary
Information concerning the convention i.
given and a brief sketch of WatcryiIl,
and the Epworth League. The conven-
tlon promises to be n very profitable and
enjoyable one, as al the plans are meet
ing with success About 100 delegates
nave already been heard from ana if i
expected that there will be between 200
and 300 present The following are the
committees having charge of the conven-
tion and the full program:
Reception to delegates-Mr. and Mrs. TT
L. Emery, Mr. ana Mrs. Bowden Miss
Josephine Berry. Mr.. Edward r. Barrett
Music-Mr. Clair Y. Hedld Miss Lillian
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09
WEAK NERVES
MADE STRONG!
Specks Before the Eyes,
DlZZineSS.-herv0u
Exhaustion.

FROM overwork, worry Or pher caDsss
men ana women use thems elves M
strength ana energy are all gone ~
nerves are weak and Il complete. coilanHss s
takes place. II Is for just such casaN =
Electric Pill5 are made. 'rnev curn tt lai
most obstinate cIsca Of uervous pro4tr.
tn, nervous exhaustion, apccks bafar.
the eyes, trembling, nervous insomnJn'
nervous h"adach", nuttcrint of the 49,,
nervous spells in which you surely ihiss
you ar" going To die. paralysis. eciafic.
st Nitus' dance. as tired in the mCrnin.
as when yoH went 10 bed. and ali new
troubles. old Dr. Halloek's Wonderful
Electric Pills for weak, WOrn-Dut rar.
Gus People restore the nerve centras
ana make new. rich blood giving u ra.
check for the pale, bioodleys fac., grimn
late the ambition ana restore the cnmS
dcnc" ia ones self
Sold at drug stores, 81 per box. sly
boxes. sufficient TO cure r,,,t ab,-,fp fps,H
case. 81; and by John cau@hlin. WaIeg
ST, Augusta; G.. H. BeaHe. Water N
Gardiner: or sent direct from ltbur.tarv'
prepaid, on receipt Of price ''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09

The degree team of Algonquin Tribe oi
T. .. r. NJ, No. O. of Lewiston, was pres
sent at the meeting of Natanis Tribe, No
AZ. held al the Fairfield Opera house, Fri
day evening, ana conferred the three de-
grccs upon seven candidates. Great Sd-
chem Joseph -. Randall ana Great Chiei
Of Records William r.. st. John of Port
land, were also present. The work wa;
very prettly done, although IT was ncccS-
sIry to hastcN matters q little In order
to accomplish all the plans laid out foi
the evening The meeting, although Of
long duration, was very instructive and
interesting. The next council fire Of the
tribe will be kndl'd on the 18th sleep OF
buck moon. and a this meeting the mat
ter Of securing permanent wigwam will
Do. liscmaaed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09

j. +. GeruuX's big st. Bernard dog
Jack" is gaining quit" reputation
as a fighter. Fighting is not in his lin"
of business. He prefers to haul his
little master, Mr.. G"rouX's son. about
IN little cart and to Ito erranlS. but
when it is necessary Il" can fight. a
short time ago h" came very near lick
ing the life out Of 4 bun dog. ana only
the Interference of the bystandcrS
prevented. Friday. he ran up against
another bull dog and was playing with
hin when someone started row he
tween them. Jack" repeated his for
mer performance ANA had to be- beat off
with a stick to save the city 4 dog tax
next year. lie had better be commits
stoned dog killer at once that is if he
would consent to accept the office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09
Renis Are Scarce.

The real estate agents say that rents
are still very scarce in the city. Real
estate is moving slowly as those who
have any property are willing to hold
onto it for the present. The general
opinion seems to be that real estate
Will increase in value in the city at
good rate for some time to come.
Small rents are being let for $40 per
month and 4 small house cannot be had
for much less than SIS per month
There is but one vacant store in the
city. There are several buildings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09
His Lie Was Saved.

Mr.. J. E Lilly. Z prominent citizen "
Hannibal. Mo. lately had wonderful
d"livcrancc from i frightfu death In
telling of it he says Il was taken with
Typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened | was 50
Nothing helped me. | expected to soon
die Of CONSUMPTION. when | heard of Dr.
Kings New Discovery. one bottle gave
great relief. | continued tn usr il, ANA
now am well ami strong | can't say too
much in its praise This marvellous
medicine is TIA" sur"st ana quickest cure
i'm the world for all Throat and Lung
Trouble. Regular size ~ cents and SI.Ul
Trial bottles free 1T Bnwditch n W.h-
ster's. Augusta: g. II. Reane'S Gardiner
s. s. Lightbody's, Watervilla, drug
stores; every bottle guaranteed.
julyg, II, ,l3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09

The meeting of the alumni of the old
Halloweil Classical school will soon be
held to take action in regard to hold
ing an alumni reunion in this city. next
summer. There are probably POO mem
bers Of the alumni. and as there has
been no reunion since 1882, ii is hoped
that arrangements can be completed
which will result in bringing as many
of them as possible together again-a
sort of home coming, as it We're.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Buswell Of Bos-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Buswell S
sister. Mrs McCausland of Gardiner
arrived in town, Saturday. and in com
pany with Warren Buswell, went out
to their cottage at the lake for a short
Visit. Albert BusWell was for years a
member of the Boston police, but is
now municipal court officer at the new
court house in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-09

suitable for shops vacant but only one
that IS fit for a store. There is scarcely
n vacant office on the whole street.
Those who have them to rent can get
almost any price they desire ana me
rents of some have been increased.
Drummond & Perkins are planning 10
build several small houses to rent. IL
was their intention to build carrier III
the season but they We're prevented
and will build later.