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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-23

Frank Livingstone, an 1S-year-old boy,
whose mother resides in Portland, plead
guilty to stealing watch from the resi-
dence of A. d. Wood, where he had been
employed, in the police court Saturday.
In view of his age, and the fact that he
restored the watch, Judge Pearson let
, him off with a $40 fine, which he is
serving out in the city Jail.
When S. X. BOwes returned from the
meeting of the Grand Court of the For
esters of America, Friday, he was met
by a committee Of the Grays Harbor
Court with the Aberdeen brass band, and
given royal reception in honor of his
election to the Office of grand chief
ranger, and as representative to the
supreme court, which meets at Baltimore.
The local court naturally feels proud of
the honors carried off at Seattle.
Geo. V. Horton and family moved to
Elma yesterday, where Mr.. Horton is
engaged in the restaurant business. A
number of friends gathered at the
Horton residence Tuesday evening to bid
farewell and wish them success in their
new home. Among those present were !;
Mrs. Bowson and son, Mrs. Lilley, Mr..
and Mrs. Penny, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. i. l.. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Horton, and Chris. and Jesse
Alexander.
Bert Mohler was brought to the Aber-
deem General Hospital, Monday, from
Rays shingle mill, above Elma, in very
badly bruised condition, and after an
experience that might have been fatal.
Mohler was working in the mill, and in
some manner his clothing caught in the
line shaft and he was whirled around
several times before the engine could be
stopped. Every particle of clothing, ex-
cept his shoes, was torn from his person,
yet, strange to say, no bones were brok-
en-, although he was severely bruised.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-23
Farm For Sale.

A good farm, miles from Montesano,
on road to Aberdeen, consisting of 100
acres. so acres improved, IL acres in
cultivation; good house and barn and
bearing fruit orchard. Convenient to
school. Easy terms. Inquire OF A. ?.
NJ YKLEBosT, Montesano, Wash. 36-2t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-23
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss E. B. Dalton is visiting friends in

Miss E. B. Dalton is visiting friends in
Seattle.
Fred. Thompson is visiting friends in
Portland.
Walter Crammatte is visiting friends
in. Seattle.
Mrs. r. G. Trask is visiting friends in
MontesanO.
NJ. ]. Gleason, of Satsop, had business
in the city Friday.
D. w. Fleet, of Montesano, had bust
ness in town Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Carlson, Monday.
Miss Cora Patterson returned from
San Francisco, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Taylor are enjoying
wheel trip on the Sound.
w. j. Patterson is Gas good as new"
after his attack of measles.
Born-To the wife of Chas. Yock, on
the 18th inst, daughter.
Gasoline lamp nantes at 10 cents
each, at the Racket Store.
w. H. Pearson returned from a visit
to Port Townsend, Saturday.
Eugene France and j. S. Book had
business in Montesano today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bridges visited
friends in Tacoma this week.
Ladies fine sample shoes 81 and 50
shoe at $3 at Jeff's shoe store.
L. F. Dudley went to Portland on bus
mess Friday, returning Sunday.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy W. Coons on Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Stockwell has returned from
visit of two months in Michigan.
J.E. Calder, the Montesano hustler,
had business in town Saturday night.
The little son of L. j. Doyle fell from a
lumber pile and broke leg, Sunday.
Do not fail to see the bargains in ladies
fancy hose at the Savings Bank Store.
County supt. McKillip was in the city
Tuesday, looking after school matters.
County Treasurer Weatherwax was
down from Montesano, Saturday night.
Miss Pearl Combes, of Elma, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Sauers, during the
week.
Telephone Al to have your baggage or
trunks delivered promptly to any part OF
the city,
City Attorney Shields went to Cheha-
lis on legal business Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Pratt, state president OF
the w. G. +. U. will visit Aberdeen next
Tuesday.
Wash goods cents yard and up.
Bank Store.
DIR. S. C. Maker went to Seattle, Fri
day, to attend the meeting OF the state
dental board.
Mrs. A. J. PAUL., OF the Savings Bank
Store. left yesterday for San Francisco,
on business.
Call and see our tools and hardware.
The prices will astonish you. The
Racket Store.
A. j. Anderson and d. IL. Mullen
returned Saturday from a cruise in
Oregon timber.
The Aberdeen Lumber & Single Co.
is having it's offices, in the kaufman
block, enlarged.
Crank Wheeler and Ben Dean left
Monday to look over some lands near
Mt. Rainier, Tacoma.
Mrs. J C. Bi'es returned to Montesano
Friday, after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. A. Meyers.
Can YOU wear shoe, size b or 4: II
so get a pair of those samples at half
pricc at Jeffs shOestOre.
Dr. Sam Moak, who recently graduated
from the Portland dental college, visited
Aberdeen friends Friday
Dan Boyd, foreman of A. +. Coates
camp, is at the Aberdeen General Hos
pital with an attack of the grip.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-23
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money # it fails
to cure. Il. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-23

The HERALD office telephone number
has been ch anged from 23l to SCI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
DAMAGE AT NEW SHARON.
House Carried Away and Bridge Liable 10 Go
al Any lime

Nov sharon. Me-, Nee. i>.-tSpccidB.
The heavy rain Storm. which com
menccd. saturday evening al darIl and
continued without abatement until
sunday ut about f. NJ. brought
SANDY river toihe highest freshet pitch
that il has reached sine" 1852 At 12.15
Monday morning the water burst
through tn" emhanllment at the north
cni of the dam. Fifteen minutes later
- thr"e-storv building located Il few
rods below the dam and owned by
simon Grrcnleaf was undermined and
carried of down river. The building
was occupied ana used ny George
PATERSON FOR dwelling house and
blacksmith shop. When daylight came
Monday morning il was ascertained
that 30 feet uf the road back Of the
ahuument At the north end OF the bridge
had been washed away. also that a
third of the pier and ice break had
disappeared. Tho bridge is twisted
out Of shapr and liable to 20 down a;
any moment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
AfTER The STORM.
continued from page ~

,rn part WAS easily l"o-ened and SAINT
floating down TN" stream ana lodged on
The shore just pelpy. the mouth of the
S-bastiruok. Harder work was nec-s-
Sary WitE jhr northern part Huge
blocks ana tackle were rugged ana un
engine attached. 4 secure hitch was
finally made ana thc old bridge swung
clear ANA buat-j down undrr the iron
bridge ott VT TIL" v.y Soon as th-
sprung back int" shape ana is uoN safe
for IN trains
WINSTON will Immediately replace the
Old bridge Win modern iron strife
ture at a cost ~ about $4,000. 4 spec
iaI town meeting has been called to
consider the matter. Dec. ". MeanU Ai.r
jhe only way fur teams to get "a Vas
saihoro from WatervIia il Via Benton
calls. Pedestrians can cross easily On
The railroad bridge. The peopl. If
Nassalboro ar. lamenting woefully
over the situation but the merchants
are delighted as most of the Christmas
trade will probably 60 to them instead
of WaterVille this year
The country roads are now passabla
where the bridges are safe and no Gull
verts lost. Stages arc beginning to get
into the city. Trade is much affected
by the conditions and not ri all un to
the expected volume.
Repairs on the Maine Central are be-
ine rushed as rapidly as possible. Tenn
porary culvorts ana trestles are h,ing
put i'll to last until summer They will
hc perfectly safe, but viii have to be
replaced Dy permanent structures as
soon as practicable. This is being done
II Seven Mile brook ana at Clinton.
Just when the trouble at Clinton ana
points above viii be remedied IL doubt
ful It IL though; that trains can ~
run through IL Bangor hy Friday. with
pressure was removed the iron bridge
perhaps 4 transfer at Clinton Mean
whil" service hy steamcr will answer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
IN MALE ATTIRE.
Arthur Carver, North Haven,
Tired Of Masquerading.
Had Been for 30 Years Dressed Like
and Known as a Girl.
Now Puts on Proper Clothes and Declares
Himself a Man.

Eockand, Me. Dee. l>.-The person
who was supposed 10 be Lillian q.
Carver of North Haven. is in reality
Arthur l.. Carver Lillian G.. Carver"
with her" parents and for some years
Fast has conducted a candy store in
summer and also barber shop.
Miss Carver" is tired Of masquerad-
ing under the female guise evidently,
judging from this affidavit:
Having been known in North Haven,
Me. tmy birthplace and home for 30
years1. as female by the name of Lii
lan O. Carver. do hereby publicly
declare that have been masquerading
ana for more than 10 years against my
wishes. Force of habit. tilial regard
and dread of the necessary sensation
attendant upon such a step. have pre-
vented me from doing my duty. which
noAv. as a Christian. I undertake tn dp.
My real name is Arthur Leslie Carver.
am a man. and since September this
year G9UD have dressed and have been
known as such.
tSigned ARTHUR Il. CARVER.
VI itnesS.
Lyman 4. swett Eostnn. Nov IS.
tc0l.
Nrs. Martha +. Carver, Mr. George
+. Carver. Kockland. Dee. u. 1901.
Arthur T.. carver ana his father re-
turned from Bangor recently. Arthur
was in male attire in which he mas
been since. last september. when he left
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
THEIR ANCHORS HELD.
Two Schooners Narrowly Escape Rocks OH
york..Cre~s Suffered Intensely.

York. Me, Dee. lS-Two granite
laden schooners. tie VI. g. Mosely Of
Boston. and another two-master. name
not known. narrowly escaped going to
pieces on the rocks of the shore here
during the heavy gale, last night. and
the crews Of the vessels Suuered in
tenscly from eXposture
Just before nghtfall the weather be-
came Very thick and the schooners ran
.u to ana a sheltered spot to anchor
t1r the night. Before they We're aware
Of the danger they We're in shallow
water Just outside the breakers and
when the hurriedly dropped anchors
finally held the vessels We're bobbinG
around VI the edge Of the surf in mo-
mentary danger of being dashed On the
rocks.
Not caring Jo take the chance Of rid
iuc uut tre storm. everything was
made NY snug as possible and the
crews Stt out for shore in small boats
rowing. up tD hubble Point in the teeth
~ the northeaste. They found shell
tar and remained on the shore all night
The vessels rode through the night IN
safety ana. this morning. the crews
went on board ana proceeded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
IN The SENATE.

Washington, Dec. lS.-After the.
transaction of routine business in Tire
Senate. today, Plat Conn, offered n
resolution suspending the rule proyil-
ing for tile appointment of members of
The various Senate committees IN bar
lot. III" resolution was adopted plati
then submitted another resolution an
pointing formally the committees FOR
the '1th Congress. The names of the
member " the committees nave W
ready been published. It was adopted
At l2,i5 ne Senate, on motion Of
Hale. went into rTocutiv" session Tn4
Senate A 30 +. ~. adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
NOT MENTALLY RESPONSIBLE
Will Be Claim Tor Iohn Jones Who Shot
GreenhaIge a, Togus.

Portland. Me. Dec. lS-John Johes'
Who Il charged with committing an as
sault upon John Greenhalge with m
tent to murder at the Tosus Soldiers
Home III October. was on trial in the
United states district court. this FORE
noon. and three Witnesses testified ior
the government They were George
Hornbv. John Gage. John Greennaise'
all inmates nf the soldiers Home.
They testified that the respondent
and Greenhulgr Were engaged III COR
verSatinn ami suddenly Jones are"
revolver and fired at Grecnhalge' anu
then with knife attempted 70 staD
him. Roth shots took effect one ID lhe
ann tha othci i'm the shoulder lhc
knife inGict.d Il slight wound on .ne
hand. Tina trial win he continued ~
morrow forenoon. The defence IS tliat
Irurs ~ mentally Irresponsible lnc
government. tomorrow, will introuu.e
-yidcnce to the effect that Jones au
nittod. afterthc assault. that he ooush'
he revolver for the purpose OF sho'''
ny GrJenhalge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
The STATE GRANGE
elects State Master Gardner and Lecturer
w. J. thompson.

Bangor. A.. ~, 18th. Maia. Sla.r
Grange. which is holding i.- s,ata con
vcutiou M TINS rity. pl,,t,d officers st.
thi4 f"r,noon-s ses-."u "hra Obadiah
Gardner nj R,cklaul Ma rr-r'oyt'
state Master Eovdrn H-arcr ot Et-,
Eddingtou n.,. chosen o..rs,,r. aud Nv
J Thompson u. Soutn Chiul w.s .--
elected lecturer
At the afternoon session. these ad-
ditiona1 officers were elected. steward.
&. ". Benson. Durham. assistant
steward, :. e.. Thompson. Whites cor
ner. chaplain. K. q. Pcase. Cornish
treasurer NJ. +. Hunt. Center Belmont.
secretary. +. H. i.ibb-y Dirig,: gatc
keeper. :. *. Cushman. Steuben Pn-
mona. Mrs. Boydcn Hearcc. East t.d
dinrtnn. Flora. Mrs. .. \ Gardner,
Euckland; Ceres. Mrs. l.. &. Pea~c.
Cornish. lady assistant steward. Mrs.
:. Il. Thompson, Whites Corner.
Tn Grange then proceeded ~ elect
members Of the executive committee
as follows. To succeed Boyd-n R.Hrec.
John Dority. East Blurhnl; Columbus
Hurford was chosen I" succeed him-
self
The officers We're installed in tnc
afternoon.
At the night session degrees We're
conferred and a short address was Dr.
livered by Prof. "A. Il. Rogers "f th~
University Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
Storm Notes.

ZEN "i a NV II dwellings near An
SON depot had water from y inch.@ tu
. i"'t I'm them. causing ui.r,. wv I4ss
damage.
Three piers ur ler tia Foss bridge.
that crossed Dead rivor at Leeds. ,,era
washed auar hy th- recent food. Tb,,
"lH ht rrrldcei ms soon as possible.
small damage was dom. t. th.. Stir,n-
held bridge hU' th- sam" dos not bro
hihii nassinl- The rir.S wrre carried
away by the ic- backing i'm from tn.
AndroScoggin.
-%Il the bridges near North New
f"ltIand We're damaged more or i-sg.
Lexington reports loss rr several
bridges Lemon stream bridge at Wrst
New Portland lost the bridge across
Norton stream at Kincneld aIso rail-
road bridge at Kingheld. railroad
bridge At arrahaSSet,. highway bridge
at Carrabassett ana Bigelow are g,re.
The Great Northern ~. at Madison.
lost about 5000, 900 feet Of logs ana 4
large amount of wood pulp which was
stored on the river hank, ana this win
the damage to the buildings and ma
chinerN will probably foot up a loss of
$l7o.0no. The Madison Wooden Co la-t
itS iiume and with the loss on bull l.
ing. stock and machinery. may entail
a loss Of $l2 .oo0 to $-u.noO.
The Little AndroScuggin "A. South
Paris showed 4 Use w feet WY more
IN about = hours, Sunday Several VI
the properly owners wcr,. busy LOOKING
after LOGS and such movable property
during the day. The water work Il HI
around tn buIkhcad nn tile grain siie
Of \. +. ShurtleT's mil! ana this VA
threatened, but crew Or interested
hlen with bales nf excelsior ana EIid
w'rk saved The hull1head ana Hume
Chas- Bracket. a mechanic in the
pulp mill ut Madison. narrowly escaped
death. Sunday night Mn Bra,keit
was in the north end Of th.. mill. when
the ice ana water broke in. and with n
tremendous effort ho jumped ana
caught hold of A hot steam pine. where
he WAS rescued with badly bister.d
hands. The city Water supply was re-
store y. Tuesday forenoon BY connecting
the pin" with thc pumps At ;he Madi-
son Woolrn millc
The fr,shct on the urper kennchec
i'' 'N''E 'iN 90 ~ I'LL tIo billSt
between Bingham and the Forks. The
town Of Moscow suffers severely. The
new iron bridge and pier and nearly all
the wooden bridges We're washed away.
The highways through the tosyr are
quilted and in places entirely gone.
ANON Bakers call shop on the Austin
stream was carried away with machin-
cry and tools. His loss will be more
than Si0oo. Binghams loss is three
bridges and The roads are badly wash
ed. The railroad is badly washed in
places. Many lumber camps are living
on short rations with miles of imnass-
able roads to cross.
Not fer many yeats has the kenne-
pee been 80 fun Of ice as today The |
le;ry beats keep the ice moving off |
me city front. but from the Bath Iron |
works down To the Reach the ice is |
racked in solid. Many men and boys |
AZ the South end have worked all day |
tn The ice getting out logs and timber |
and they have no difficulty in going |
over half way across the river The |
tuS Seguin went over to Waldoboro,
carry this morning, ana towed the Nor |
mandy back to Boothbay The tug At
tempted 10 return to this city. but got
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
MAY NOT SURVIVE.
Younq Soa OF G. W. Williams. HALLOWEEN.
Horribly Burned Early "Wednesday.

Haiioweu. Ne Dee. lS-tSpeciall.--Th
Id-vear-oid son az Mr. and Mrs
George v. Williams. on lower Water
street. was horribly burned, Wednesday
morning. while standing near the ktch-
en- stove with only z night gown on. fie
was alone la th" room az thc time. bu,
il is thought mat he must haN" ~t"'d
TOO near thc stove ANA his garment
caught fire His mother coming In at
the time caught him ANA quickly smoth-
cred The famcs ~ ROLLING him Ip M a
rug. but w; Iutil hr wI~ seriously
burned anna ID is douLfH ~ ~ sun
wives. He was -u severely burned IN
rItccs that Nhru the remnants uI hie
garment We're TrUuy.d th. flesh also
came nn Dr j. W. Syhafrt w.,- rali"t
tu attend tht ease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
REPORTED AND DENIED
That Lord Roberts viii Leave ihe British "; r
Office Next April.

London. Dac. l>.-Vanity Fair says it
hears on excellent authority that Lord
Roberts. Commandcr-in-ch of III"
forces. contemnlatcs leaving the war
office in April ana that he Will be- suc-
ceeded by the Duke of Connaught.
The Associated Press has the high
est authority for denying the repor;
circulated by Vanity Fair to the effect
that Lord Roberts cnntemplate>- lraN-
ing tn" war office ara that H. Will ~
sticcnrIcd hy the Duke of Connaught
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
irn y and Navy Nominations Confirmed.

Washington. Dec 1S.-Thc Senate. to-
day, confirmed sevcal hundred army
promotions ana several promotions ~
The navy, Among them We're tho FOL
lowing: Brigadier General LIoyl
Wheaton. I. s. y. to Dc major general.
70 be brigadicr general col. +. II.
smith. 18th Inf. Frederick Funston.
Kansas, (brigadier general L. S. VolsA .
col. J. u. EelI. Sth cavalry. ana Col.
VIM. Fl. Risbee. 18th Inf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
Or. krause Committed Tor Trial.

London. Dec lS.-Dr. Krause. the
former governor Of Johannesburg.
Who is charged with high treason ANA
melting Cornelius I;roeksma, the ex-
public prosecutor of Johannesburg
who was executed, sept 90, tn mur-
". John Douglas Foster, an English
lawyer attached to Lord Roberts sEan
Vas formally committed for trial. ~
day. 1T the fou street police COURT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
CHILDREN
Parents Should Know How
to Keep Children Well.
Vinol of Great AS
SiStanCe.

We do not wish to blame any of our
friends for that which they cannot help,
but sometimes when we see delicate and
p,lny children, we cannot help feeling
that their parents are neglectful.
Fathers and mothers of this town
please regard what we say, especially if
your little ones are delicate. Everything
rests with you; you can make them
strong and well; you can fortify their
systems SO that they will not be in con-
dition to take every prevalent disease.
You can lay foundation stone in their
little lives that will give you joy and hap
pineSs in years to come when they be-
come Strongand hearty men and women.
If you will let us tell you about Ninol
and follow our advice you will save your
self many sleepless hours and an indeti-
mite amount of worry.
We cannot tell you all we know about
Vinol in few words but we will gladly
give you as much of our time as you wish
if you Will call on us at our store.
We wish To remind you once more that
the virtue that Vinol possesses is due to
the fact that it contains the active cura-
tive principles that have made cod-liver
oil famous; there is no grease in it, and
we can promise you that its taste is de-
liciouS. that it is loved by all children.
We know there is nothing better to
assist the stomach of the little ones to
properly aSSimilate the food which they
eat. II is the means by which rich red
blood is made; strong bone structure is
built; hard firm tleShy tissue created
and healthy sound nerves maintained.
The following from Mrs. Jennie Perse,
16@ Newman ST, Mansfield, o., who says:
II wish 10 add few words OF praise
in favor Of Niuol. My little boy was very
much Idcbilitated, so much SO in fact
tuat he had to leave school. lie really
was a mere shadow. At that time de-
cided to give him Ninol. He has now
taken a couple Of bottles and is rapidly
gaining flesh. wish to recommend Vi
moi To all who are in need OF Il tonic.'
Not only for children hut for adults do
We recommend Vin0l without reservation
and stand prepared TO refund all money
10 those who do not iind absolute salts.
faction in lis use.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dee 1S-Thc fonuwins
pension changes resulting from the issue
ni NOV. 30, are announced in Maine:
Original. Rufus t. Douglass. Brooks
vile. $. War with Spain. Kliph II. Re
ters. or"uo. s.. Increase. +, storation IVY
issue, etc. Charles "A. Meyer. k-itt. ri. IN,
Sprr!ai. Dec. 3. Amasa Gilman. Dover s12
Original. widows. etc. spcCi1l Dee >
Mary Wil'ctt, Olh Town. s..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
TRAINS FROM BANGOR
Now Run to Newport. Will Probably Get
Through by Sunday.

Bangor. Me. Dec. lS.-Thc first
regular train to move west from Ban
Gor since Sunday was sent out from
morning. II was local ana ran only
as far as Newport.
1t was announced during the tay taa,
through travel to the west would be cs-
tablished. Sunday. a transfer will be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

!n the United States district court az
Portland. Tuesday. John H. Sawyer o'
Blaine. pleaded nolo 10 charge %
ing liquor in violation Of the ih'ei ~, ~
.t.vcnue laws. He paid q me oi ~
ara costs Eta Hartwell Of Le"ls.o"'
selling LIQUOR in violation Of the ihieI
nal revenue laws. continued 1or
te.Ce. Freeman j. Witham OF bI'us
ton selling liquor in violation y
Int arnal revenue laws. pleaded sua's
pariev Woodkirc. breaking ana en-
inp ne post office at stark. pleaded hot
guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
BURNED TO DEATH.
Horrible Death Of Miss Rose
Shea at Calais.
Young Ha||oweI Boy Badly Burned
and May Not Survive.
Boy Found at Deering Nearly Dead from Ex-
posure. Loses Both Feet.

Calais Me. Dee. 1S.-Aliss Rose Shea.
A domestic. was terribly burned at the
residence OF Nj. Cone. this morning.
and as a result Of her injuries she died,
late this afternoon The girl was stand
ing near an open CRATE when her cloth
inc caught fire and she was soon en-
veloped in the flame. Sne was 10 years
of are
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

Thc incorporation Of the Worlds Tn
ION "t Christian Endcavor under the
laws of Massachusetts was announced.
Wednesday. at the quarterly meeting %
III" board of trustees of the United
Society at Boston. Under the incor-
l"rauon' Kew. Francis Il. Clark, d. D..
was chosen president: j. Willis Baer.
secretary; and William shaw. treas
urcr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

washington. Dec. 1S-Thc following
! ioirth-class postmasters were appointed
IN Maine. Wednesday:
North Carmel. Josiah T. McCnhn
Roach River. Charles H. Sawyer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
IT PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE.

mabe from train to train at Clinton
where the trestle was carried away.
The Bangor e Aroostook is running
trains ou its main line on schedul.
1iIna
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

Amos Crocker Of Worcester. writes
After gong through a frightful surgical
operation ana after trying any number Of
salves and ointments. one 5cc box Of
Pyramiu tiie Cure gave speedy relief ana
Il quickly cured me-" All druggists sell
It. Little BOOK. piles. Causes and Cure.
mailed free. Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich. decl1-i9-2l