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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

LIVE MAN Of good address, capable
of earning at least sl2O0. can find steady
employment by applying MONDAY or Tues
Hotel North. decl6dlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE

When Prof. Munyoa says his Dyspspeia Csrs
win cure indigestion. and all forms OF stomach
trouble he simply tells the truth. IL will cure .
stomach that has been abused by evereating and
r-drinking. II will euro q stomach that has
been weakened by old-style drugs II will do much
toward making an old stomach act like sound one.
Al all druggists, ss cents. Fifty-hx other eursa.
Munyon, New York And Philadelphia.
nUNYOHO INHALER CUBRs CAfAR1R.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

RELiABLt: MAN in each town, valuable
contract goods. patented and legally pro-
tectea Tor 10 years. Enclose stamp i"r
reply. II. .. Patterson Watervillc.
decl3diw*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

a GOOD DRIVING HORSE IN "N-
change for one of the Lambert gasoline
engines. the most reliable and best made
engine on the market. Write to 4. G.
Hunt Gcnl. Ag't, Augusta. Me.
dcc12d1w@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
Farm, Il Miles From P. 0.

Farm "t 81 I,re+ on High sire {. Eucd
huildincs AMI good orchard. Inquire NJ
III. a, jones. harness maker. Gardiner
Me. inaySdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

LIVE MAN Of good address, capable
of earning at least sl2O0. can find steady
employment by applying MONDAY or Iues-
Hotel North. decl6dlt
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT insurance
agents wanted. Address +. A. Wilson.
Portland. Me declid3t'
VITALITY LOW, debilitated or ex'
hausted. cured by DR. Klines InVigorat-
ing. Tonic. Free 81 Trial bottle upon de-
scription OF case. Dir. Klne's institute
dec7sat4t'
TIT; IN, LADli;s to know am prepared to
do all kinds oi fur work cutting ana max,
ing. Mrs. Alice GrecnIief. $50 Highland
Ave. Gardiner. decl3dlmo
RELIABLE MAN each town, valuable
contract goods. patented and legally pro
iected for II years. Enclose stamp Tor
reply. II. y. Patterson WaterViiie.
decl3diw.
A GOOD. secondhand upright piano for
KNIGHTS Of Pythias lodge room. Apply to
J. Frank Dyer. Trustee. decl3dlw
WANTED-Dad, don7t you near?. /
want for Christmas present scholar
school. once. Bangor 81. ;'p stn-
dents in Augusta. d'cadti
"A GOOD DRIVING HORSE IN .cN-
change for one of the Lambert gasoline
engines the most reliable and best mad,.
engine on the market Write to &. G..
Hunt. Gcn'l Ae T.. Augusta. Me. .
"A WOknING FOREMAN in Job print
ing office, running one tWo-reNo,utioH
Wnitlock cylinder ana thrce jobbtfa.
Must be Al workman. Steady position.
salary SO per week. W. H. ShermI!'
Bar Ifarbor Me. dcclldlw'
rCLLERSoVEK AND SOLE LAY
ERS. At johnson Bros, ila!lowell, Me.
,dcc3dtf
A MAN to dosfarm work. Can at -
Water street. 'ec.dtf
WANTED-Everyon to know that Dy
climbing the stairs at ~ Water street.
beside Augusta Savings Bank. you CAP
save from - To - cents on every dpldr
az musical merchandise You buy. The
latest popular sheet music at i0c.- Per
copy. over 5000 to select from. Everything
In musical goods Frank ~ Dennis No.
20 decldtf
WANTED-A right hand lane rotary.
rope feed preferred. Address with de-
scriptiun and price. j. ;. Tibbctts. East
MnchiIs. Me. decGd5w'
YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks.
Interstate CORES. Inst. Cedar Rapids.
In. dec2dlm'
EFS., DAMkEN e 20, Wood and
Coal Yard. W Court ST. Place. Can fur-
nSh an Kinds OF Hard ana SOFT Wool
IN large or small quantities at reasonably
low prices. Orders promptly attended 70
and delivered to any part of the city.
lenc engine. We can move anywhere
and saw wood at short notice Horse
Clipping hF power promptly attended 70.
Cots broken also. dec2dlmo'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

Woh'>iNG FOREMAN in Job pfi,lt, iin,
ing Office, running one tNo-feEp'utio"
Wnitlock cylinder and tnrce jobbefH.
Must be Al workman Steady position.
Salary SO per week. W ~. sherman.
Bar IIarbor. Me. dcclldlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

Ero quickly cures coughs and colds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

A GOOD. secondhand upright piano for
J. Frank Dyer. Trustee decl3dlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

fCLLERSONEK AND SOLE lay
ERS. AZ johnson Bros, ila'lowell, Me,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

DOUBLE SLEIGH y ". Bailey make.
Run .e~s thau ~ miles. l-isi-cltss mud,r1
sleigh. Will Sell nj 70 uarS,tiu. - ~
Libby. Gardiner. Main. Jec7dlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

WANT!!D-Dad. don't you near:
want for IA Christmas present scholar
ship in In" international Correspondence
School. ONCE. Bangor st. 800 stu
dents in Augusta. ,irc3dti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

a MAN to dosfarm work. Can at -
Water street ..rc.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

Lung k4ro
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16

HOUSE. corner of Scwall and Weston
streets, II rooms and bath: hot air fur
mace and gas. Inquire of Mrs. j. W.
WelCh. 12S stale St nnysrdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-16
TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS, corner Myrtle
ana Bangor streets. .iiathro1 m connected
JltntN a. Jones. dnr2lff
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
Self Reliance next Tuesday night.
NEXT WEEKS PROGRAMMES.

The next meeting Of the Woman's club
will be under the direction of the Liter
allure department and the programme
will be: "Gefelligkeit- unter uns;" vocal
trio, Miss Ora l.. Mcknight, Mrs. NJ. G.
Holbrook, Mrs. H. II. Hamilton: Schil-
Ter. the representative German poet.
The Homer clup next week will have
for it's programme the conflict between
the German government and the Roman
church.; Societies. Dahn, Freytag and
EberS.
The Atlas club has for it's listed pro-
gramme next week: Current topics:
American Universities, by Mrs. Daum:
Historical Sketches of Ancient Poets. by
Miss Peters; roll caM-quotations from
Eugene Field.
The West Side Shakespeare club next
week will meet with Miss Woodbury.,
at GIT Henry avenue, and the programme
will be: Reading Act Of Hamlet; Prince
/, Hamlet. by Edith Maloney; discussion Of
, the women: writer's of the XIX century.
The Ethical Culture club next Tuesday
, will re view Emerson's Self Reliance.''
The Saturday night club will meet to-
night with Miss Tech, at 1Oa South Ex-
, celsiOr avenue, and Miss Sanders will ad-
dress the members an the subject Of
, ranch days in Montana. and Miss Adelia
Humphrey will talk on educational lines.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB.

The last session of the Saturday Night
club was decidedly one of the most in
tsresting of the winter.
Miss Bernice Cox carried off the hon.
ors with an excellent talk on Grecian
Art. The speaker took her audience
back to 500 B. c. when Grecian art was
in it's glory. Photographs. of the m ,re
celebrated pieces of statuary were
handed around while Miss Cox quain,iy
told some little legend associated with
each. The discussion which followed
was so animated that time was forgot
tent being near midnight when the
c,clb adjourned.
Miss Sanders is on the programm, for
next Saturday night and will give an
informal talk on early ranch days in
Montana. Miss Adelia Humphrey will
also give a short address along educa-
tional lines. The club will meet with
Miss Teech at 100 South Excelsior
avenue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
Women Irving to be Like Men.

Women Trying to be Like Men.
Can they? That is the question. A
story comes from the Philippines, of a
girl who wanted to be soldier: so dom
ming her brothers uniform. she took his
place on the ship and sailed for Ma
Mia. She passed for Fred" and was
never detected till she landed and tried
to spit on the sidewalk. In this she
made such dismal failure that the boys
all cried out hes a girl.' 1t is always
the case when women undertake to do
what men have set their feet upon as
belonging only to themselves. Last We'd
neSday the Womans Gus undertook 10
elect officers for the ensuing year. First
came certain prelimnaI'-s, and they
were delightfully."- man-.ike. Everybody.
talked at once, and nobody heard what
anybody else said. Every woman of
them might nave worn a fedora hat and
a high collar adorned with a four-in-
hand. without seeming in the least out
of place. The only manly feature alb
soiutely wanting was the usual mascu-
lines. and then the women did not spit
upon the floor.
The vice president, Mrs. Reuger. called
the club to order. but as she did not
have Gabriers trumpet, nor any other
loud-soundins instrument, nobody heard
her. The noise was of the most amable
possible character. but ii was noise.
Mrs. Reuser is the very essence OF
good t2mDer-that's not like a man-so
the play failed in one essential particu-
lar. AT last noise was hammered ont
and silence hammered In. letter had
been received from the president Mrs
Holbrcok, who is now visiting in Ore
gon.
The acting president began to read it
to the club. Now reading is sonnet hing
like making a fire; the one who isn't do
Ing it always thinks he or she can do it
a little better. so Miss Turnkey thought
and asked permission TO try. Her glasses
didn't fit and the light didn't fit and she
was forced to confess she was not as
the late Montana legislature. peace to
It's ashes. but then. he is man.
The chair reclaimed the letter with
some difficulty and finished reading it..
The club expressed its pleasure by ap-
plause, Just as men do, and sent greet
ings to President Holbrook over the
wireless telegraph line. wonder if men
greet their absent presidents over the
wireless line). This finished, other pre-
liminaries were taken IN. Feminine
nanhood is immense on preliminaries
A bill Of 30 cents had TO be paid. and
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
THE ATLAS CLUB.

The Atlas club met with. Mrs. Carroll
on West Copper street Thursday after
noon and it was social day. Prizes were
given to successful contestants in guess
ing the names of presidents and makers
OF United States history. Letters were
transposed in such manner that it was
difficult to pick out the names. The first
prize, a half dozen Haviland butter
plates, was cut for by Mrs. Kicker and
Mrs. Clapp of Helena, and was won by
the former. The second prize, cup and
saucer. was cut for by Mrs. Slater and
Miss G]autlin, and was won by the latter.
The house was beautifully decorated
WITH flowers for the occasion and de-
licious refreshments We're served.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
THE HOMER CLUB.

The Homer club met in the usual
place last Monday and the programme
was we'll carried out.
The discussion proved very interest,"
ing. Extra zest and enjoyment was
furnished by Miss Humphreys, who had
been invited to speak on the subject OF
higher education and the practical use
of it.
On next Monday the club will meet
as usual and the programme will be.
Conflict between German government
and Roman church. Societies, Dahn,
Freytag and Ebers
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
ETHICAL CULTURE CLUB.

The Ethical Culture club continued the
review of the Flight Of a Tartar Tribe
last Tuesday night.
Miss Grace Sower and Miss Myrtle
Carman took leading part in this dis
cussion. and an interesting character
sketch was given OF Catherine the Great
the ruling empress Of Russia at that
time.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
II J

~ URING the past week one of the
Womens clubs devoted it's
D meeting to social session and
one held an election of officers.
The other clubs held their usual sessions.
The Atlas club was the one which held
the social session and the members We're
the guests of Mrs. Carroll. on West Cop
per street. The Woman's club held an
election of officers. an account of which
is contained in these columns. The Homer
club discussed higher education and the
practical use of it. The West Size S.lake-
speare club met with Mrs. F'enton. on
West Broadway, and Emerson was the
subject under discussion. The Ethical
Culture club spent pleasant evening
with The Flight Of the Tartar and the
Saturday night club held an animated
discussion OH the subject of Grecian art.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30

Auditor, Mrs. Sol Buckles.
Chairman membership commit tee,
Mrs w. Il. Hamilton.
Chairman programme committee. Mrs
red ,HolbrOok.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30

Continued on FACE Thii.te, n).
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
a Whole Family Came Near BeinS
Drowned in the Sabine River.

a Whole Family Came Near Being
Drowned in the Sabine River.
Orange, Texas. November l1.-Roy Az
deck. steward Of the Elks' club at this
place. with his wife and three children,
was out sailing In a small sail boat on
Sabine river this afternoon. and when just
opposite the Bancroft Lumber company's
mill a sudden gust OF wind capsized the
little vessel and all were thrown into the
water. While swimming toward the shore
with the two older children, he saw hts
wife With the baby In her arms sink the
second time. and, releasing the two he had,
he went TO tho rescue Of the wife and
baby and with almost surerhuman effort
succeeded in saving his entire family from
an awful death BY drowning. IL was a
narrow escape. and but for his heroic Of
orts all would have heen lost, as the water
was nearly thirty feet deep at that point.
clyde Bell, young man employed lV
/ Alexander Gilmer, fell from Il lumber tram
this morning, striking heartily on the ground
| fifteen feet below, resulting In a fractured
! thigh hone and several severe cuts and
! bruises about the body.
! The first brick on the new Bancroft husi-
/ ness block was laid this morning, ant Con
! tractor Dawson has a large force OF maeuns
Mt work In an effort TO rush the building
through TO an early completion Tue
orange National bank, recently organized
( here will occupy this building and will ut
/ up % very handsome banking house.
/ The work Of eNcavatlng for the founda'
/ lions for the new brick building to he erect
I ed hy j. w. Link on Fifth street began
I this morning. aud the walls OF the new
building VIII soon begin to assume, shape,
lhls building VIII adjoln the brick block
now being completed on the corner and vii
front fifty feet on Fifth street. 1t has been
| already leased for I'VE years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
noal Onion Petition.

Cleburne, Texas, November 1.-THE com
mlssloners court today granted petition
q citizens 10 create new local option
precinct Of the territory embraced 10 jus
tice precinct 30, /, lying rcrth Of the Camo
creek aud Friendship public road. Some
years ago the part Of the precinct lying
south Of that road was cut on to form 2
seo.r.te district for local option purposes,
ara Inc cour; In ErantlrE this prayer was
Sin,piv following It's own footsteps,
Th's Is counted victory Tor the ants
os II ts understood they will present an
otbc, petition asking that iccal option
eitrtion be ordered In the new district
inns formed which embraces the city OF
I Claburue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
THE RECEIVER FOR OIL WELLS

now some OF the oil well contractors aro
turning the gas TO good account by using
u for fte' under their boilers Among them
Is the contractor who Is putting down the
san lacinto we'll. He gets his gas from
the Transmissssippl well and II makes a
splendid fuel.
The Robertson Parker.Jones well which
gave spectacular performance last week.
spouting for several hours before 1t could
he controlled, broke loose again. but was
again gotten under control yesterday aver
noon. The on the pipe was broken on
and a great rush Of oil gas and rocks on.
sued. A spear six inches In diameter and
nve and one-half feet long. which had been
dropped into the well, was blown out with
great force. The well will he opened and
allowed to clean Itself as soon as the
weather conditions win admit
Tho following sales were made today on
the Beaumont oil exchange:
Manhattan 1000 shares at 52c.
Haywood, 10 shares at s1OJ.
Higgins, 100 shares at $40.
Buhalo, 2lOO shares at lOc
Grace 200 shares al Sc.
Grace LEGO shares at 0Isc.
National OIL and Pipe Line, GOO shares
at SOC
Manhattan, 100 shares nj 45c.
Higgins, 10 shares at SO
Keith Ward D shares at S31.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
p,dersI Judge Bryant Has Made Order
y in The Snow Case.
Inc PLAINTIFFS CONTENTION UPHELD
.,v.r Is to Be Named Today-He
MN Have Only Limited Power and
win Not Control the Field.

Texas. November 1s,-ln tho
80, conrt OF the Eastern district Of
.i,tlnr IN chambers In sherman, the
,npcation OF Mrs. Annie " she" Tor 'ne
.rrpa,r,meut Of receiver to take charge
|, snd apportlon the proceeds and revenues
a,n,n,e lands near the city of Beau
,t Jefferson county, upon which are
4 - some Of the oil Eushers, aud in
ls.h sbout 500 persons are Interested,
- ,steu MP today. Mrs. Snow, whose
h,shand was Andrew Allan Veatch,
- ufe interest in the revenues to
smount OF oue-eighteenth, and sets
3arth that her husband father. John A.
II ,o,rh. was the man to whom the original
z ~, NJ IN. land was granted by the gov
4 .,,,,,t Of Mexico through the government
4, rosbrlla. 10 which Texas was at that
4 - attached. and that the deeds by which
4 ,eh lands are alleged to have been trans
4 "a out Of the possession OF the said
IN veatch did not legally transfer
H. one,elshteenth life interest At
%'clock. after argument had concluded
amt announced that he believed complain
q a, Mrs Annie T. Snow, was entitled 10
Il ns.sighteenth interest for her natural life
IA ,ho John A. Veatch lehgue, and one
s,rhteenth in the oil extracted therefrom
ii announced that he would appoint re-
g oyer. with certain powers which he out
nod 10 collect and keep the one-eighteeuth
IN an oil sales pending final termination OF
"A q suit. The court suggested that the
"A t,orneys try and agree by tomorrow OF
h. party to be appointed. In the event
a failure to agree, the court viii nam'
Il receiver Of his own selection tomorrow
Nome OF the defendants have given notice
- appeal TO the circuit court OF appeals
.fhe receiver viii not take possession o
A. wells from the defendants, but vii
Nave limited and special powers controlling
h. Snow interest In the oil output. Th
eeelyers appointment covers the entir,
An held, with the exception OF about tire
III the wells The court viii enter the OF
saers in the case tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
ooloNEL puNcAN HOE.
Said to Be Now One Of the Best Conn
manders in the Boer Army,

Said to Be Now One Of the Best Com
manders in the 6oer Army.
Dallas News.
Corsicana, Tezas.-A few years after
the Civil War. General John b. Hood and
his entire family were stricken with yell
low fever and all died except two children.
Soon afterwards these survivors were
adopted by Hoods Texas brigade, that
famous body Of men who followed General
Hood from Texas to Virginia and who
engaged In the great battles Of General
Lees army. After the children had been
la the care OF the brigade. for some time
a wealthy gentleman Of New YORK made
griangements for the adoption OF the chill
aren ana they were given 70 hin- rue.
cider child. Duncan, was sent 70 Mess
Point and afterward took course In eiec~s
trical engineering, but was interrupted ins
his studies by the breaking out OF 1Ae4
Spanish American war. ne was appoihted
I mune regiment, but saw no active sesF>i
! Ice After being mustered ont OF serNlcS
in America he went 20 south africa ~ ~
| enlisted for service with the Beers FROM
+ that time he was lost to the brigade, noc
| a word having been heard from him after
q Sessions of Rice. a member Of ccna-.
psnv l. Fourth Texas, Hoods brigadcs
! was here few days ago and said that ne
] this way: John Allen Queen OF Rice we1c
/ 20 South Africa with shipload OF mules
10 be used by the English; he Vas any.
lous 10 see the country and found II Eegg
difficult TO get passports, SO he joiner
/ Kitchener's AghtlnG scents. on one %,
casion he was With az EnsnI. sa, s1,Sas.
AZ under 4 Gag OF truce The spokesman
az the Dutch was Duncan Hood, who
were the uniform Of a colonel queen
states that the English cotonei gsu =. 49,
ON unconditional surrender, oeL tnss Us
was absolutely rejected BY Hood. wao
asked for reasonable terms Suen We
refused aud the Epglshman ins sI,s.t,s
Hood 20 remove the women and eailoreh;
inns 81 he truce expired Hood bowed
most politely and stated that ~ meui,39
ser The women out Of the way aAo WoA+1
Re- ready for the British 70 are AZ thAs
fims True TO as word. the Briton turned
for he would begin airing as soon ~, rs
hts guns loose upon the camp ana ooAa
hsrdsd 4 furioSSsly sSs 'Ae sse Ca csmp was
Teaehed nos Beer could be found, nor
snT track or trail By which tnsy nsa
gone Queen says that tns so,,ia r net
S1Te been more completely lost
NSre .SssEinr ~ Colonel Hood, Queen SAYS
that he BRITISH regard nln as j ms osss
sI ,,h IN eEusilsh." sSId he. aand nv SIN.
psthles are with them, but ! eehess =
! Hood had $1,000 men be could clean ap
In speakInE Of Americans 10 the Engiish
army Mr.. Queen stAses that they are psf
ter f.d. better clothed aud better taken
care q Il every yoS Ea Z. 'n tSs 1 RsssA .
iine'' he remarked "they viii hght nh
they die. but they. are slow. NE Amsri.
cans are. quick and are born hEAssss. ga a
usck out the Americans these test ~ tneln
General appearance. caused ~ the extra
care taken Of them"
rrs scouts ana at the expiration Of his
time started home. arriving A. sea ~
November l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13

The q. NJ. f. Texas annual conference ference
adjourned sunday night The following s.e
no amendments for the ensuing year
plshcn ] A. Beenee, d, D. pr'Su'ns
AZ lobpson. secretary; Naeogdoeaes az.
,y,c, A. II. Hughes PRESIDING cue
Nscordoehes station, A. X. HawSlns'
Nacoeaeehes circuit. IL, Maddox; Ns"yse
cirenf p. Prewett; Lufhn StS"'plii onsten
N,orH tmfkin circuit. h, J. hoMs' NJ,
.r,,,nsnp circuit. T.. 5 Moore Sshtet, n
ir,, 4. Begtey; Shelhyyilie crew II
~ bntler san Augustine stau99hS wst
p,tsens SAN Augustine circuit, J, W; w., 49,
tirst Jesper circuit, G c LesiV9n' ,T,,ss,on
ssircn,i NJ NJ. Davis; KirbyNlue nl ,ssiSa
S'NSSi,,un ~ v Noteworthy uahsisA''e
- ysst Texas conference. ,t.tn,
~ aston district N. lohnson, p ,s,s,a,Ss
=, NV tfcusfon station. y. Moore; heastvs
Sa9'si,n William Vaney; Cr9eSet s'@naoo9a
W9l1lism prant: Crockett circuit r, :, 80. -.
~. bennington circuit. n; W ns nuSise ~,
| ~, herrv Circuit, A H. Hali IrnlH CT
~, NJ. cherry SUrnFaie CIRCUIT, NJ
er.ns. station, J. J. Brown; nesu'1 M
ylssn,ke " NJ westrorelana; koahtt. I uss
-. Galvestcn mission, WITS hiS 49,,
ppSSnstlsnd mission 20 be supphes. =, s'''
transfsrred 70 East 1s2as eoAAss~