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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
LAW COURT DECISION.

Clerk of Courts Charles f. Sweet of
Bangor. has received tie following re-
script:
Washington county case. Fidelia Tab
butt vs. George T. Grant. Rescr1pt by
Justice Emery.
l-Whcre the owner Of a large tract Of
land conveys out of it a smaller tract
and in the deed reserves to himself and
his heirs a right Of way across the con-
veyed land which becomes definitely To-
Gated, Il right OF way over that part1c.l-
lar location becomes vested in the SrEntor
as effectuaily us if by express grant.
2-Such right of way so acquired is no.
released or lost by mere nOn-ulSe; nor b!
the use for a time of another way across
the same land instead of the first way,
unless there was an agreement between
the parties for Il substitution.
3-Such an agreement for substitution
is not stabliShed by evidence that no ob-
lection was made to the of the new
way; and ii is negatived by evidence that
the owner of the SerVient estate denied
all and any right Of way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

1t seems that Edward +. Briggs of
Chelsea, who was found dead. Thurs
day. had been warned by his attend
ing physician not to work on account
of a bad heart trouble. Some time ago
he went to Il physician. who, after
an examination told the man that he
was in bad condition. He was told
to stop work entirely, and if he was
in such circumstances that he could
i'll afford to cease his laborS. to go
In the poor farm, beg or do anything
but work. Some time afterward the
man again went to the doctor and
showed signs Of Improvement, but had
not reached the stage where he could
with safety resume his labors. In spite
Of the doctors orders, he resumed
work with the fatal result reported.
yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

it is not generally known what an
important part SleeperS play in the eX-
pense of railroad construction. IN
wears past. cedar sleepers have been
principally used on New England rail
roads and they have given the pest
satisfaction, but the cedar supply is
runnjuce out and now hackmatack and
oak are largely used. The New York.
New Haven d Hartford Railroad is
NOW using oak for Sleepers entirely.
No. . oak sleepeTs cost about ~ cents
oacb and No. l come to about 40 cents.
Cedar sIeepers in Maine are worth
from 81 10 20 cents. In Central Amer
ica all wooden sleepers would soon be
DESTROYED by ants and it is necessary
,o usa iron. In order to give the re-
ouired elasticity strips of rubber are
nlaced between the sleeper ana inc
rail As in one mile OF railroad there
ora aho,,t 1000 sleepers II Is easily seen
,hat they form an important part OF
n railroads expenses
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

The parishinncrs Of the Peoples
church have not Yet decided what they
will do about having Il pastor Rev
+. s. Crosby. who was formerly in
charge of the parish. has made several
efforts to have 4 man settled here and
FISrecommenda I'd man who is extreme
~ anxious to come to Maine. Some
members are Of the opinion that The
small debt which now hangs over III"
church should hc paid before a pastor
is settled. while others hold that the
pastor should begin work with them
a once. II is probable that some def
mite action will be taken in a short
tine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

1t would he naturally expected that
fowl faisers would find no difficulty III
disposing OF their stock at this season.
just before Thanksgiving, but they are
complaining that the large dealers are
not ready To buy and they are unable
In get suitable prices for their chick
ems. This is said to due to the warm
weather which has prevailed as deal
erS do not care to take Il large stock
for fear il will spoil before there is 4
demand. Nobody need fear, however.
but that there will be plenty of fowl
for the THANKSGIVING dinner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
THE HORSE SHOW.


New York. Nov. 23.-While there was
no decrease in point of attendance at
the Horse SHOW in Madison Square
Garden. tonight. the gayety Of dress
and costume which Illuminated the
Garden during the first three OF four
days of the show We're lacking. The
crowd that did not hold arena boxes
commenced to arrive early and contin-
ued coming until late. The audience
was the largest of any night yet eN-
cept Thursday night.
The events of the evening We're the
Judging of ladies' saddle horses. ladies
riding and the high jumping contest.
Miss Marion Holloway of New Ro-
chellc on Woman in Black, gray mare.
succeeded in capturing the first event.
while Chappie, gray gelding, exhibited
by y. X. Hayes Of New York. proved
the best Of the high jumpers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
Daily kennebec 3ournaI.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
A MORNING PRAYED

j
Let me today do something .thot sh.,
take mat shal
= ilttlr sadness from the worlds vas,
AnI ~ may ! be so favored as to makA
ot JOYS too scanty sum n liitln r,o,o
''t m. not hurt. by any selfish doed
VI thoushtiess word, the heurt oT ,.,
or friend: "'' OF Ioe
Ur "'1 .im : pnSs, pn, n'seeing. worthy need
fcnd a"ouid de-
however meager be my worldly we,,,h
my kind. '""' shiii ana
\ word Of courage. or Il thouabt 80
pr"pla.u rs ! pass for troubled hearts
LEI me tonight look back across ,ba s,,,
VIM DAWN and dark. and to nv CON.
eause OF some good act to beast or
The world is better that lived to-
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Chjcaso ,,or
lean. '"So Amer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Inc members of the Bangor High
Schooi foot ball team passed through
the city. yesterday afternoon. on their
way 10 Portland. where they will PLAY
return game, today. They were ac
romnanied by IL. l.. Fairbanks. their
coach. who is Il former Howdoin star
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
THE STANDING.
OTHER POLO GAMES

At Clinton-Cln;on. .: Salem. ,
At Waterbury !. Meri-
den. ).
At New Haven-New Haven 9: Spring
field, :.
At Brockton- Erockton, II, Paw
tuckct. ).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Mrs Sarah White, who was seriously
burned while trying to eXtinsuish fire
which had caught the clothing of Mrs.
Benja min Cole. an invalid attended by
Mrs. White. died at the hospital al
Boston. early Friday. Mrs. Cole, whc
also was badly burned by the flames,
which followed the explosion Of a lamp.
is in 4 serious condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

IL IS claimed that all the flint rocl,
10 be found in Maine came originally
from M. kineo on the Moosehcad lake
which as far as is known is the only
mountain of solid flint in the world
II is said that all pieces of flint found
IN different parts of this State were
distributed by the Indians who used
the rock for arrow heads, knife blades,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

H. Chernowsky has some very nretty
aprons he sold you this week at 25c. each.
that is II you poueht one of them. For to-
day only. the price is lsc. He has an ex-
tensive line of ladies capes that should
be examined by those thinking of pur-
chasing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES,

Kinsman's Pharmacy offers today a
fine line of dressing combs. Mr.. Means
has selected from his stock a lire of q
and 35c combs and will as.onish those
who call. by selling them a choice for
only 15c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

The bear which officer Frank Chas,.
recently shot near Katahdin has been
sent TO Daggctt & Harvey's market
ana the carcass win be cut az ana
sold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

DIR. Stone issued the following Bulletin
at st. Paul. Mimi. Friday night: "Sena-
tor Davis is about the same as at noon
Wednesday. except that his delrum is
much more AGATE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

oscar Brann is one of Augusta's
skillTul sportsmen. While out cunning
yesterday morning, he shot and killed
a deer which weighed as pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

+. /. Webper is offering some fancy
chickens today at low prices. He also
has Boston celery, lettuce, spinach. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Malcolm & PulOS specials for today
only, are a fancy 20c assortment of
chocolates. bonbons and creams. at l5c
per lb. Fresh chocolate peppermnts.
only lSc. per 10 and fresh assorted
marshmallOws for only 15c. Notice their
ad for Thanksgiving week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

oiicer Frank Chase has been assign
ed TO the beat formerly covered bv
DepJty Marshal Hanks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

y. 1. tolsom & Son have com.
fnehceo the manufacture of candy for
their wholesale trade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
PORTLAND. 10: ROCKLAND.

Rockland. Ne, Nov. 23-The Portland
team won oIt in a four-period game this
evening. by the score of 10 to .. Campbell
cagne the winning goal for the visitors.
The game Was exciting throughout. The
summary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
Married.
KENNEBEC.

Augusta-Nov. Il, by Rev Henry T..
Dunnack Eugene G. Rowe and OlcnA
NJ. Young, both of Palermo Me; Nov.
p. by Rev. Henry L. Dlnnack: Arthur
q. Iovejoy and Bessie A. Nickerson,
both OF Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Bussell & Weston will sell those
heavy white blankets, 81 value, for only
,9c. This can be done only because there
are trif1ing defects that enabled them TO
purchase way under price. The balance
of these sc. and SOC. shirts and drawers
for children. will also be closed out at
19c. each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

nave you tried the Maryland non
corn which Merrill Bros sell? 1t is
very tender. :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
For Women

i'r. Tolman's Monthly Regulator has brought
happiness 10 hundreds of am ious women
lnere IS positively no other remedy known
to medical science, that will so quickly anal
safely do the work. Have never had singjo
failure The longeStand most obstinate eases
are relieved in Dc - without fail. No Other
remedy VIII do this No pain, no danger, 70
interference with %.~k. The most din curt
eases successfully treated through cores
pondcnce, and the most complete satisfaction
guaranteedin every instance. l relieve hun
ureds OF ladies whom 4 never see. Write for
further particulars. All letters truthfnny
answered. f,e., confidential advice in an
matters Of private OF delicate nature. Bear
in minu this remedy is absolutely aafu under
every possible condition and win positively
II s'i securely aled, 500. Dr T.: NJ. Tof.-
Nan CO 40 1reiaoDt 60, 3oot,n, ssass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

1t is well To remember that \. a.
Soule is making special Thanksgiving
prices to accommodate buyers who de
sire diniug-room furniture To brighten the
home for that occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

me court house is receiving its reg
ular fan cleaning. 'es
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

The Lewiston Journal Of Nov q pub
lishcd a special from SabattIs which
very neatly fits on to a recent kcnnebec
journal special from the same place and
winch caused considerable thinking III
Auburn and Lewiston. The dispatch first
mentioned follows:
Sabatls. Me. Nov. 3-(SpeciaD The
physicians Of Sabatis have been watch
ing the developments Of the .Abbic Whit
ney case with considerable interest. DR.
f. f. Sleeper has expressed the opinion
that no drugs We're administered to the
girl but that she had been suffering from
an aggravated form of hysteria. lie
thinks that Miss Whitneys own account
of the affair Will not convince any jury
He makes the prediction that the young
men in the case will be cleared OF con-
nection with the alleged assault. DR.. y.
c. Hamlin of Bangor. who has studied
the ease carefully as 1t has appeared In
the newspapers, is also convinced that
the Young woman is a victim OF hysterla.
Or Hamlin is a lieutenant colonel and
medical inspector Of the United States
army ana WAS historian Of the 18th Army
Corps pr NJ. +. Newton of Sahhtis.
mas expressed an opinion. after carefully
watching the case that IL is ease OF
hvstcriu ana that no drugs have been
administe cred
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

The Whitman Il Adams Co. have Il new
lot of those black. mercerized sateen
petticoats, plated backs, for only 9sc.
They also offer a very special bargain in
linen towel at only iaisc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
HEARING POSTPONED.
Miss Abbie Whitney's Health Prohibit :
Appearing in Court.

Auburn. ale. Nov. 23.-Thc hearing in
the alleged drugeing case of Miss Abbie
Whitney. il is learned from authentic
sources will not take place. tomorrow
as previously announced. but has been
postponed on account of Miss Whitney's
health. Many people who had planned
TO be present will be badly disappointed.
Miss Whitneys condition is not serious
but ii was not thought advisable to tane
her 10 the court room and her testimony
is essential 10 the hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

+. c. Leighton invites the ladies to call
and examine her line of morecn skirts
that she will sell today way below cost.
All that have worn them can testify to
their durability.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
LEWISTON


Score-Cardinor 2; Lewiston, l. Stops
Swords, -. Arlington. ~. Fnuls-SwordS.
Referee. Connolly Timer. PGrnell. At
tendance. 1cp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24
Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfunctory-
done because it must be.
This is the common complaint of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure dvs.
pepsia. few would suffer from if lono
The only way to cure dyspepsia
which is difficult digestion, is to eive
vigor and tone TO the stomach and The
whole digestive system.
Hoods Sarsaparlla cured the nice. =,
Frank Fay. 10G N. St.. South Boston Mac.
who writes that she had been . great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years: had been wifi.
out appetite and had been troubled with sonr
stomach and headache. She had tried many
other medicines in vain. Two bottles az
Hoods Sarsaparills made her WELL
HOODS Sas:eapaI-fLxa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till YOU are
worse. but buy a bottle today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Swift & Turner offer very practical bar
gains today. \ u quart tin bread raiser
with cover. for only .ac. also ten quart
dish pan at 1oc. y set of those ,Christy
stylc) knives. three in set for only l1c.
j. l.. Fulcrs special prices must be
taken advantage OF today. by those who
would economiZc for Thanksgiving. That
fine Spanish nugat only Ice. today. i
new lot OF that favorIte "old-fashioncd"
ice cream candy, in four flavors. only 20c.
today. and Sin havors Of that very pretty
buttercup cut candy, at 19c. Nice cakes,
spinach, celery, parsley, &c. at reason
able prices.
y. NJ Wight has a window fan of
clocks that he is selling at prices that
will quickly close them out. The cases
are slightly shopworn bat the movements
are guaranteed to be in first-class condi-
tion. Here are some Of the prices; S6.3j
marked down from $40 $4 marked down
from $S.oo, $G.95 marked down from $40:
$ marked down from 50: s. marked down
from $50; 81 marked down from s.; $l5n
marked down from $50.
Bowditch x Webster will. Today only.
sell you seven packages mic" toiiet paper.
the special, for only DC
When you read the words italian
creams. you expect 4 treat Iir 4
Locke will today only. Sell these delic-
ions goods 1T only 2lc. Per ~: marsh
mallows. with thc tine grain. "niy I6c.
today. Remember how near Thankseiv-
ing is ana how low these prices are The
candy will kcep--if not eaten.
The Hustler makes Il great offer ON
sewing machines for today, Such :; ma
chine as any agent would ask s3o for, The
five drawer drop head Expert" sewing
machine. hr viii today sell you FOR Sla-5o.
This offer will not likely he made again.
buckley & Goodrich announce once
more that persons desiring lovely bon
nets in all the latest STYLES for children.
can obtain them at about half price If
they call at their store before it is too
late. as they can obtain no more at these
low prices They are selling golf capes
at SiaS and desire the ladies' to call ana
see their new ard stylish automobile
coats
You can have chicken for dinner, sun
day, at small expense. G. w. Wadlcigh
sells iher today at only L and lie. per
H. He also has an extra stock of fin"
domestic cheese.
+. II. Jenkins has 4 new stock of dress
suit cases in leather and pedyroid. watch
he sells exceedingly low. Just look 1t
his line OF oyercoatS ana see III the price
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

You can have chicken for dinner, sun
day, at small expense G. w. Wadlcigh
sells ihera today at only l. and lie. per
II. He also has an extra stock of fin"
domestic cheese.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Scorc-Poriland. 10, ROCkland. .. RuShes
i-CampbcH Y; Tarrant. 6; Wiley. stops
Mallory. y; White. q. Referee. Sullivan.
Timer. Davies. Attendance. $40
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

+. II. Jenkins has new stock of dress
suit cases in leather and pedyroid. watch
he sells exceedingly low. Just look II
his lire Of oyercoats ana sec ii the price
does not surprise ycI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

The Hustler makes great offer ON
sewing machines for today. Such .; ma
chine as any agent would ask S}o for, The
five drawer. drop head Expert sewing
machine. he viii today sell you for Sla-51
This offer will not likely be made again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

l.ungKuro quickest relief for consumption
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Swift & Turner offer very practical bar
gains today. a u quart tin bread raiser
with cover. for only aac.: also ten quart
dish pan at Zoe. \ set of those ,Christy
stylc) knives. three in set. for only l7c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-24

Howditch < Webster Will. Today only.
sell you seven packages nic. toiieJ paper
the special, for only &c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-21

SHEFFIELD DEBATING SOCIBTY. The regular debate of the Sheffield society will be held in room 37, North Sheffield hall, next Friday night. The meeting will be called to order at GAS sharp. The question will be that of the coming Harvard debate, and the affirm ative will be represented by Chamber lain 1901 s. and Bassick 1900 s.; the neg ative by Troup 1901 s. and Canada 1902 S.
 The Sheffield trials for the Harvard debate will be held in North Sheffield hall Wednesday, February 2S, instead Of Tuesday as announced. The trials will begin at o'clock. Six men will be chosen to speak in the university final trials and three will form the team for the Shelf. Academic debate. The debate will be upon the Harvard question. which reads: Resolved, That Puerto Rico be included within the custom boundaries of the United States" and either side of the question may be talk en.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-21
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

1 Secretary Hine of the state board of education has issued the following schedule of examinations for the state teachers certificates during the year | 1900 The examinations will begin promptly at o'clock in the forenoon: February 23 and 24--Hartford, room 42, Capitol building. | March 30 and 31-Hartford, room 42, Capitol building.
 April 27 and 2S-Hartford, room Az, Capitol building.
 May 25 and 26-Hartford, room 42, Capitol building.
 June 29 and 30-Hartford, room 42, Capitol building.
 July 19 and 20-Norwich, Broadway school building.
 July A and 25-Ansonia high school building; Falls Village, M. D. Hunt school building. July 26 and 27-Danbury, New street school building; Meriden High school building.
 July 27 and 2S-Hartford, room 42, Capitol building.
 July 31 and August 1-Waterbury High school building.
 August ' and S--Winsted, West Win sted school building.
 August g and 10-Lakeville Academy building.
 August IA and 15-Rockville, High school building.
 August 16 and 17-South Norwalk. Franklin street school building; Col chester, Bacon academy building.
 August 24 and 25-Hartford. room 42, Capitol building.
 September 2S and 29-Hartford, roons 42, Capitol building.
 October 26 and 27-Hartford, room AZ, Capitol building.
 November 23 and 24-Hartford, room 42, Capitol building.
 December 2S and 29-Hartford, roont AZ, Capitol building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-21
SHE HAD NO DOUBTS.

The little hours had crawled up to the comb of the roof of night and fallen ovei until three of them were rolling down the far side toward the caves of morn ing, when a solitary footman might have been seen slipping into his own house with his shoes in his hand
 How needless oh, how needless are oftentmes the devices of man. How nugatory and void are oftentimes his most painstaking efforts,
 His wife was wide awake and waiting for him when he entered the sanctified seciuslon o1 their apartment.
 II was so afraid of waking you, dear, he stammered as he let the shoes fall from his nerveless grasp to the floor with a couple of dull thuds so close to- gether they seemed as one.
 She asked him in a stone-cold voice where he had been to be getting in at that time of night.
 He thanked heaven for an opportuni- ty to explain, and he told her harrow ing tale of business and delayed trains and telephones out of order, and tele- graph wires down and no messengers that would have moved heart of mar ble.
 She never said a word as she looked straight at him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-21
Grand Opera House.

"A Trip to Coontown' was presented to a packed house at the Grand opera house last night It will be given at the matinee to-day and in the evening. The specialties in the first act worthy of mention were MT. Lucas singing of "Wonder What is Dat CoonIs Game?" and Alice Mackay Accooe, who sang "Old Kentucky Home as well as it
 was ever sung. The Coontown Sextette
 received the customary encore. The
 Freeman sisters were absolutely novel in their acrobatic feats This act ended with a grand Oriental frolic, introduce
 ing the girls of the chorus, as Cuban, Egyptian and Japanese dancers. There was no et-down in the second act of the pace set in act one. MT. Johnson sang "The Luckiest Coon in Town" MT. Cole followed with Chicken" which the au- dience applauded to the echo and de- manded again and again. Others were Miss Alexander, soprano; Mr. Cousins, monologue artist MT. Gibbs, tenor. The grand finale was the Promenade de Senegambia, which closed with trib ute to Abraham Lincoln. Seats now on sale. Regular prices.
 "Vanity Fair" will be presented at the Grand opera house Thursday, Fri day and Saturday nights of this week. There will be a special holiday matinee Thursday, Washington's birthday, and the regular matinee Saturday. The lat est burlesque is that on the coming Paris exposition of 1900, which is given with the famous ~"Vanity Fair" eXtrav- aganza company on an elaborate scale of magnificence. Barr and Evans, Ka- tie Rooney, Howard and Mack and the Three Rio brothers are with the compa- ny, and there are other good ones with the organization. The Quintette of Beauties are all vocalists of charming ability and are also dancers of rare ex cellence. Seats now on sale. Regular prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-21
PoIi's WOnderlan q Theaser.

Big houses again yesterday afternoon ano evening greeted Manager Polls first class comedy bill, which is headed by Harry Watson and his big company iu ''The Two Flats" Laugh after laugh rang through the house during this act. In fact it was big laughing session, particularly while Ward and Curran were on. They're new act is "bi1d d." Polk and Rollins are giving magnificent banjo duets, and Mason and Frances in "The Rag Time Inn display marked ability as character ac- tors. Harry and Kate Jackson have most enjoyable comedy, "A Bachelor S Home," and the bill further presents Mabel Leslie. a graceful soubrette; Daily and Hillon in "They're Off, and Lehman Stanley and Lehman in conn