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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
BUSINESS MEN MEET
Election OF Oncers-Adoprion OF Revised
Constitution ana By Laws.

The regular meeting of the BUSINESS
Mems Association was held Tuesday
nipht i'm the Mayors Office at p. m.
with about 30 members present. PresI-
dent Brent presided with b. W Stearns,
-ecrptnry. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved
Reports from tine r., +. x PR. T. COM
mittee and Committee ON Advertising
the half-iarp proposition were made. ami
on motion were received and the com
mittee continued
4 letter from Mr. " Med Lee 20 the
president. on the subject OF boats. was
read and on motion Of Mr.. Bradford
was referred 10 a special committee of .
appointed by tine chair, 10 make report
at a called or the next regular meeting.
The chair appointed Messrs. +. u. t0le'
II +. CrismOnd. y. j Marshall. The
Association then took up the report
of the Committee ON Bylaws, which
was read by Mr. ROwlett. and aftermak-
ing a few alterations adopted the revised
constitution and bylaws a. submitted
bv the committee nj the last regular
meeting. The revised bylaws make the
annual dues four dollars per annum.
pavable quarterly. provides for change
Of the president annually, seven stand
ing committees to be- appointed by the
president. relieves the treasurer RON
pavment of dues fixes salary of secretary
~ before. limits debate regulates apprO-
priatiOns, etc
After the adoption of the bylaws Presi
dent Brent.in afew appropriate remarks
offered his resignation. Mr. HIrsh moved
10 accept same. and on motion on Mr.
Jones a rising vote of thanks was tender
Ell Mr.. Brent for his faithful services.
Can't. McCracken nominated Col. +. ID
Cole for president. which was seconded
bv Mr.. Isaac Hirsh. Mr. ROwlett nOmi
mated Mr. Henry Warden, which wa
seconded bv Mr. Bradford The election
was by ballot and resulted AZ follows
For Cole. @: for Warden. H. and Mr
Warden was declared elected. On mo
ton of Capt. McCracken the election .
Mr.. Warden was made unanimous. C0l
Z. b. Cole was then elected lst vice-presl
dent: [. ". Jones. 2nd e-presldent
Henry Dannehl. 3nd vice president; h. "
Stearns. secretary. and ;. ;. Bradford
treasurer.
The organization has now entered un
on it's third year with good baiance IN IU
treasury and n complete system OF by
laws. and from the harmony and g0oC
intentions Of the membership promise
To be n motor for much improvement II
the business condition Of fredericksburg
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
LOCAL MARKETS
-cnrrected br simon Lii { Bro

Wheat. - 10 - corn, 30 20 y meal
s1.IJ To 81. - per 100 pounds; oats, 30
To % fowls liyel , 20 I turkeys live
g 10 I: dressed. . 20 10: ducks dive g
To Z dressed. : 10 ~ dressed fowls. y
10 : per III. lard.S To . eggs. l3 TO l:is !;
butter. l. TO 20; hams. IL 70 l2s; Irish
potatoes. 81 10 10; early rose for seed.
o. 10 81 90; beef, 3 20 ~; veal, ~ :
pork. , to ~: hides green ~ Co >;
hides dry. : TO : baled hay, fl+ 70
$40 per ton.
Wool-Uuwashed. 30 to -; washed,
y 70 y.
Leaf Snmac-50 to - cents per hun
dred pounds.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
The grain markets closed yesterday a.
follows
Chicago-Wheat. Feb. -: May, -;
corn. Feb. 39is May 4Oz Feb. oats. ~.
New York-Southern wheat, q to -
corn. ~ To ~.
8altimorp-SOuthern wheat.I5 TO ~.
Southern corn. ~ TO -.
Wheat, - to 80; corn, +
70 80
tIexandria-Wheat. IS to rs; corn, -
to 46.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07

Account of T.. d. Harris admini-tra-
tor of John A. AIsop. decreased. confirm
ed and ordered recorded
Account of T. g. Harris administration
OF +. VI. Grady. confirmed and oriered
recorded
account Of " g. Reynolds. admins
traitor of oie0rgp "a Tanner. deceased.
confirmed and ordered recorded
Account of Thomas ~ Dew. admins
traitor of Wm. s. T. Waller deceased
confirmed AMI ordered recorded.
LAST viii and testament of Maria h..
Cason. decreased proven and ordered re-
corded Executor qualified andappraire-
ment ordered.
I.icense OF ". s. Little IT. Co practice
law in This county revoked. and he dis
barred from all further practice M an at
tOrney-atlaw herein.
Act VIII and testament oi Mary g.
Pendletou proven and ordered recorded
Qualification of James Il. Luck NJ all
minisrrator of John Wine deera-ed.and
apprai-ement ordered.
order releasing AMI discharging lands
Of VIM. T.. Butler from lien hy deed OF
trust
Estate Of ! g. Jennings deceased com
mitted 20 sheriff and appraisement or
dered
Qualification of jas T. billiard n all
ministrator OF James 7. Hicks decear'''i.
and apprnisement ordered
T. W Coleman appointed and snh~ti-
rnrel trustee in place of : T. loieman.
decreased in deed of trust
REEVES vs.. Jones and ais trial Dy jury
and verdict and judgement for deiend-
ants
Deed for certain delinquent lands or
derad 20 be- made % \. ] Rowe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
BEAUTIFUL oEuRcz WEDDING
Martinczsk Mac carty

Amid beautiful decorations OF hoWers
and NOTED plants and in the presence OF
a large gathering Of friends. Miss Louise
MacC arty. eldest daughter OF Mrs. y. 4.
MacC artv. OF this city, was married on
Yesterday at | O'Clock in the beautiful
Presbyterian Chapel To Professor Carl u.
Won Nartinczek. OF Poland The cere-
monv was impressively performed by
Rev DIR. ]. ". RosebrO The Maid OF
Honor was Miss Mamie b. Met arty. Els
ter of the bride. Capt. ". F. Coates was
hest man. Miss Mamie Beale played the
wedding marches. and DR.. John I. sun.
Professor :. ". SOmerville- Messrs ,. W.
Adams. of this city, and J. I. l.. coates,
Of Princeton. y. j.. were the ushers. The
bride was attired in a handsome dark
blne travelling suit and the Maid of Honor
wore white organdie and carried pink
carnations. Immediately after the cere
monv Professor and Mrs. MartInezek
left on the 1:24 train for in extended
Southern tour.
The presents were numerous ana very
handsome. attesting the popularity Oh
the happy couple.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
KING GEORGE
Notes and Personals From King George.
correspondence Of THE FREE LANCE
King George & H. Va
fr..l a. Toni

Correspondence Of TuE FREE LANCE
King George & II. Va.
March 9Th. 1901
Alr " II Calhoun. Of North tarulinH
who has been in the county looking at
the lnnds with a view oft purchasing o.
hirm ou the Potomar river has returned
Mr Grorgc Theel. clerk for Mr. ~ =
Cnchul. IN our village. has gone ro Wash.
ington having r.rrived telegram stat
ing the death of his sister
Messr-. Edward rayloe. cd Powhn.
tan. and T.. l.. Hunter CLERKS "i onrt-.
hnve returned from MOST pleasant EN-
trrtanmeut given az tamphellton. tAe
homr of Col. Il. Washington. on Friday
evening the l-t instant n honor ni the
birthday of Miss Fannie Washington.
Nle--r-. " r. irrenlaW and W T.
Brooke of Hollywood stafford county
who have been visiting their rrintt'
Mr.. Hunter Z. 1lrprnlnw at Eller-lc.
have returned
Mr. George OgIr Taylor who has been
visiting hi- parents an fernenuX. rr
turned by steamer ro Baltimore where
be- IL attending business college
Miss Annie a. Bevnn. accompanied hy
her brother Mr. Thomas II lirvau. lett
fnr Baltimorr on visit
Mr. T.. o. Whitehou-e WIS 300 orr vii-
Iage on Thursday
4 very pleasant dance wa- given IN The
hall of the j %. A. NJ. on the night OBJ
February - bv Mr. Henry Radcliffe ami
-oue Young gentlemen t0 their young
Indv friends
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
rouRLE WEDDING
Hsrndon- carser-Mastin-c Carter.

The residence of Mrs. Letitia Overflow
near X.;ne Road church. in Orange cOun-
nv was the scene OF a double marriage
last sunday. The happy parties were
Niss Addie 4. carter and Mr.. J. 3. hern-
dom. both OF Orange. and Miss Susie NJ
carter. of Orange and Mr. Benjamin
Nastin. Of Maryland The two couples
we're united BY a single ceremony. The
nsbers were Messrs Ben Walsh and JOhn
Garter. The flower girl was little Miss
Lillian OvertOn. hall sister Of the bride :.
and Master Ashton Carter was ribbon
holder. Rev. J. F. H. CrismOnd. otfieia-
ted
After the ceremony the newly welded
couDles. with their friends .atten ded serv-
ires at Lebanon church. after W hich they
returned 10 enjoy an elegant dinner;
Mr. and Mrs. Mastin left for their home
in MARYLAND the next day and Mr.. AMI
Mrs Herndon will reside in Orange
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
Cur Soldier Boys home.

The Washington Guards arrived home
Tuesday morning. marched t0 the Ar
mory WHERE they stacked their guns and
thence to the Reading Rooms. where their
overront- and blankets were Deposited
they being state property They We're
then dismissed when three hearty cheers
were given ior the officers of the com
panv This company WIS eu-ilv the best
booking company of the Virginia troops
In line and marched like veterans Capt
Rowe on the morning of the maugura
ton turned over rhe command to Lieut..
Frank Revere and he and Lent Iho-.
i.arkin had charge 0i it 300 tine parade.
The boys enioveI the trip nnd their zen
tlemanIv conduct and -oldierly bearing
reflect credit 900 the state and city rhrF
-l.urt4-f4Ur
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
vor Over Yinv Years.

Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup mas
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing. with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child softens the gums. allays all pains,
cures wind collie. and il the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. 1t viii relieve the poor
Iittle sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-Five cents bottle BE sure ana
ask for Mrs. WinslOws Soothing
Svrup. - and take no other kind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
Tina 1utterSsli Monument.

The monument 20 be- erected by ten.
Daniel Butterheld in the Natiohai e' NJ
rerv 10 the memory OF the dead OF the
Fifth Army Corps. and which arrived
here some time since has been placed on
rrurk. ana IL being rolled over the bouie-
ward To the cemetery The base ~ I'd ~
similar To that of the Mary Washington
Monument. The shaft If about sixteen
ipet long and il of handsome granite
rounded and entwined with wreath III
whole length. The location Of the monn,
ment * ON the left front near the gate Oh
the cemetery Ii will be put up ID aD"u'
thirty days. IL will We dediea1ei 7o'i''
time IN the summer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
The Frsdsricksburg Company.

In addition to the battalion from
R;cbmond AT the inauguration there was
present Company L of the SEVENTEEN
kegimeut. the Washington Guards. rom
Fre,Ierieksburg. one of the crack
denominations Of the State. The com
mand in washington numbered ffty-one
men. and was Differed a. follows: zap
tain NJ. B. Rowe. First-Lieutenant H.
Revere. and Seeond-Lieutenant 1 NJ
Larkin.-Wash. Corr Rich. Dispatch
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
Fire in Stafford

The barn and contents OBJ Mr Marin-
Sthr.-lev. near Potomac Run. stafford
were destroyed by fire saturday evening
about clock. In the barn WAS hay.
fodder. corn a reaperand binder. mower.
wheat Ian and an oi his iarming outiit
The loss il estimated az $1,000. with nn
insurance Two boys pissed the barn
short time before the tire smoking pipes
and IL il Thought TINT spark iell among
the straw m the yard AMI CAUSED the
ID--
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
casarrb for twenty years cured in a

few DAVIS Hon. George James, OF seran-
ton. Pa. SAYS: Il have been a martyr 10
Catarrh for twenty years. constant
hawking. dropping in throat and pam IN
the head. very offensive breath l tired
Dir. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. Inc
first application gave instant relief,
utter using few bottles | was cured. u
For sale by Johnston Il Pearson
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
Sale Of a Residence

Rev. Hugh T Mussleman. Of Richmond
has nurrbased of Messrs J.. l.. and W. o.
Allison the residence on upper ''eorge
street. which will be- occupied by the
father Of ylr. Mussleman AMI his family 3
who are now residents Of Stafford county
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
Fer the ". seymour White Memorial

Mr. Herbert Stokes. Of New York, has
sent 70 the Mary Washington hospitai
Association OF this city the sum OF Flz'
which is to be- applied 20 the W seymour
White Memorial Free Bed fund.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
HEADQUARTERS For BUILDING
MATERIALS.

/ keep all kinds OF North Carolina ami
Vir,rinia Lumber. dressed ami undresSed.
Shingles. L.aths. sash. Doors. amt Blinds.
Lime. cement. talcine Plaster. Plasterlng
Hair. Building and Paving Brick. I'm
and Iron Roorng. cut and Wire Nails. all
sind- Readv-M Mixed Paints and Dry Paint.
Lin-eed Oil. Turpentine. Dryer larnlSn
aad lews's White Lead, Paint Brushes
Of all kinds Window Glass and Putty.
BuilderS Hardware OF all kinds Tar
Roofing and Sheathiug Paper
Farm Wagons. Road Carts and Bug
girs Large stock always ON hand.
Ed COLE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
sriasswatsr Mills Sold

The Bridgewater Milling property
was sold at public auction Tuesday ana
purchased by Mrs j. b. tiekien for
S7.94O.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
A BRIGHT Light
AND
Absolute Safety

Is what YOU should have in kerosene
oil. Don't take any risks ~ using
low test oil The best is the cheapest
i'm the end. For a high grade oil at a
low price. Try our RO|AL SAFETY
$50 test for only nc per gallon. All
Who have used u are very muSh
pleased with b. They pay more for
oil not ans better Give this brand a
trial and we guarantee perfect salts
faction or money refunded.
We carry gasoline IN stock also
Money refunded on any article that
you buy from ms that is not satisfactory
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
SD0fsgIVaRia Court.
A SMALL CROWD PRESENT AND BUT
LITTLE BUSINESS
Politics Sale Of Bonds ana Real Estate
other Notes.

There was but little business trans
acted at the March term 0f the county
court. which was held last Monday nnd
the ATTENDANCE was small i great
many who usually attend court had
gone 20 the inauguration. and thr
weather was disagreable.
~ briefly announced DO our last n--iie
owing co the latcne-s of the hour ai
which the meeting WIS held-the DEMO
Gratis present. in pursuance of previous
notice. gathered for the purpose ot elect
iny "a county chairman aud secretary
and 20 adopt plans iur Che nomination
of "A delegate 90 the constitutional ton-
vention The meeting was held from Che
porch of the Historic Hotel Aiter
being called % order by thurman IT. a.
Garner DR. ! " Davis was elected rem
purary chairman and T.. III. DeJarnette.
~r temporary secretary As soon A.
DR. Davis had accepted the honor Mr.
Garner presented his resignation. Tins
was followed hy Mr. j u Biscoe rer-
ignatiou ~ secretary ON motion 10
I'm the vnrancies. Mr. j II Bi-coe aud Mr j..
n DeJarnette. Jr were placed 90 nomi-
nation for chairman. The former was
presented hv Mr. ler j. Orayes AMI the
latter hv Mr. l.. VI Young 10 was
agreed for the friends OF the two candi-
dates Co separate aud piss between
Judge r. T.. Waller and Mr. leeJ Graves
o. be- counted. u resulted 100 Mr. bi~roe
being elected bv "a vote Ut - to - Mr
DeIarnette was then nominated Tor -ec-
retarv and unanimously elected Both
gentlemen accepted The constitutional
Convention question wW then taken up
and disposed of ~ reported ln our nrt
issue
The remaining ~ 500 oi the tenyear
= Der cent. bonds of tine - Ouu ISSUED
for the purpose oi erecting new court
house with a modrpn ami larger lerk
office was sold 40 public outcry Mr
Lee j Garve- purchased 5000 at SOD
6O on the hundred. 5000 az SlOI.lo AMI
Mr.. r. r. r Willoughby $500 at SlO6.
The l.ittletou Han farm -ltuated 40 me
upper portion oi the county. and con
tanning 30 acres. was solid an public
auction. 10 was purchased hv Mr. Geo.
W. Tompkin~ for : 30 per acre.
Fredericksburg was represented ny ION
II. 2. trismond Hon A. 7. Embry D. J..
Willis. Eddie Jacobs r. J.. Petit How
ar,l Harrison. T.. Ea-thurn and W ID.
Merchant
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
READ THIS.

Go to Genther's for cheap handmade
Harness. Saddles. Whips, etc. His goods
are reliable and his prices low. All goods
warranted Repairing done promptly
and low prices guaranteed
sepS ly-w OEN LIihh .
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-07
RICHM IND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Schedule in efiect Jan. 27th. 1901
LEAVE NoRrHwARn.

Tel
54gA. VI daily No local stops.
az. A NJ daily No local stops.
IOl3A. NJ sundays only stops at hrnoAe
and Wide Water
logo A. NJ daily except sunday 'lnantiro
Accommodation
i0.40 A VI daily except sunday N"locm
stops ,.f
~ D. VI. daily No local stops.
% 80 g. NJ daiiy stops zoo hfo"Nr ami
ir ate.
LEAVE -or CIV ARID.
fsS A. NJ daily Atlantic Coast Line
,-, -fon- al Milford boswell and ASH
,f ,...-.k ,lav- AL local stops ON sundays.
IuI1 A. "a daily. Ncahoaru AIR Line
train via - A. L. Junction Arrive at g.
d. Rrnad street station, Richmond
Ia d. NJ. daily except sunday. stops 700
Milford Boswell and Ashland
441 4. ~. daily. Atlantic TOAST Line
train stops at Boswell and Ashland
6G- h. Vi. daily. Makes local stops.
= 80 u N daily Senhuurl Air Line train,
via = A. f. Junction. Arrive at g. 81.
Broad street station. Richmond.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
Daily except sunday
555A NJ for Richmond
logo A. NJ for Quanticn-
l-48 L. VI. for Ashland.
Z un p N from Richmond arrives frrfi-
-ricA -hurg $50 l.. NJ.
" o. TAYLOR Traffic Manager
D. r. Il. Ny ERS President
rf. COX. Agrnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29
RUSSELL s. WESTON.
FRANK E. ROWsLL.
Had Organized More Than 500 Companies
Under the Maine Law.

| Portsmouth, n. H.. Jan. 2S.-Frank
Il. Howell. one of the bcst-known citi-
zenS Of Kittcry. died. Saturday night
I OF pneumonia at his home on Badgers
island. He was Il native Of Kittcry
Point and was - years old He was
educated at Bowdoin college. and after
he graduated he assumed the principal
; ship of the kittcry High school and
admitted to the bar and opened an Of
| flee in Kttery.
! Since the Maine incorporation law
was adopted he had organized more
! than 500 companies. and at his death
he held the clcrkShip of more than 400
companies. He was also treasurer of
the Portsmouth, Kittery & York Street
Railway.
In politics he was staunch Repuoli-
, can, and had filled many of the imi,ur
tant town Offices and represented Kit I
terry and Eliot III the Maine LegiSia-
ture. He was prominent in secret So
cieties. being a member of Dewitt
Clinton Commandcry, knights Temp
lars; Naval Lodge. A. f. and A. NJ:
Riverside Lodge. I. q. q. F.: tonStitu-
ton Lodge. X. of p: Polar Star, a q.
l. w. of kittery. He was also a trus-
tee of the Traipc High school fund Il
widow and two brothers, Wilbur
Rowcll of Boston. and Wesley Rowcll
of Bangor survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29
Daily kennsber Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
The Trouble Borrower

ne man who horrows troublc-will he
VA kindly step this way?
pcrs. day by day " Wy 20
That we'd kind Of like Ia 500 bi,, ana :,
greet him with a smile.
anthropic style
l., muIlieu most to death for fear the
people up i'm Mars
are making vain cndeavors TO converac
beyond the stars.
Ana he says the yellow peril may de-
StroN our cultured plan
anu nut us all in scrfdom to the salipw
Chinaman.
nc gong round in sackcloth. for he
titled 90 20 -
nc wccps and says that Caesars ghost il
stalking through the town,
Nad presently the President will wca, N,
cmperorS crown
anu our financial system he declares.
~ with dark diSmay
some fine day
ana we u get a standing army that de
lSntS to tCrrorizc.
ana they II massacre civilians Just for
fun and exercise.
th, ms man who horrowS trouble hc 4.
very. very kind
his mind va
hnd leave MS to enjoy the passing season.
with its cheer.
Ana revcl in prosperity; so long rs il is
here. - "
Ncll let him take these burdens he 81
Ecnially invites:
We viii give him what he asks for cv-
cry time he calls or writes
we Viii lend him an our troubles, ana,
ms store shall know no lack
And he'll be unwClcome only when hr
tries 70 nay them back
Washington Star
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29
COUNTESS Annals HARD LUCK.
Court Cuts Her Yearly Allowance Down to a
Bcggarly 100000.

New York. Jan. 2S.-Justicc Beach in
tho supreme court. today, handed down "A
decision continuing the temporary injunc-
ton restraining George j. Gould. Edwin
Could. Howard Gould and Helen Gould.
rs trustees Of the estate of their father.
from paying over the income of the por-
ton of the estate belonging to their sis
ter Anna Gould. Countess Dc Castcllanc,
pending the trial of an action brought by
Asher Wcrthoimcr, Il London bric-a -brac
Dc CastcIlanc, for $3.50. 00) for paintings
and brc-a-hrac furnished them. Justic"
Beach permits the payment of S20o,WD a
herself and children, pending the trial OF
the action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29

Mr.. George CoWcc of Boston. former =
~ of this city, died, Sunday afternoon
from Il stroke of paralysis. Mr.. CoWcc
will be remembered as operating q
furniture manufacturing plant IN con
ncction with his father for number
Of wears. at the west end of the Ken
ncbcc dam. He was a member OF me
q. AR, having served in the lst Maine
Cavalry. He was a member of Beth-
lehem Lodge, F. and A. NJ. of this clt1
Mr.. Cowee is survived by VIE q
daughter. Mrs Adelaide Cowce CiarN'
a son. G.. Frederick Cowee, ana
daughter, Mrs. Rodney Fogg OF fsoch
land. The remains will be brought y
this city, Wednesday afternoon a''
placed in the tomb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29

The date Of t1o race on the ice at
Gardiner between II. II. Lees horse.
Stub Wilkes and Henry Wood
VIM. T.. has been changed. and will
he trotted at o'clock this afternoon.
instead of Thursday afternoon, as was
first announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29

Failing to find relief from ,u n.e Paii
with old methods. ! TOOK -, -, I;yer Pill
pills, Nervine and Nerve anu rad Gust
Cgan Jackson, Mich. .-,, ,
After suffering for two months ,n;cu l' relie'
severe attack of grip | found 4 pr Miles
and a lasting cure by us1 IIs,rt Cure
Harry Abbott, Cincinnati, Ohio .o,.
Grip made me very weak ahn hcndachc
with tightness Of chest ana ann, Ho' Cav,
DR. Miles Pain Pills and Nerdn R,iflcr
me quick relief. Mrs Cia' i''N
w Wheeling, o. ,,, no
sleep: pain all over and hea head Pills ant
bad DR.. Miles Nervine ra' atrs +. c
ivc~ pills made me well.
Bowiby, Waterloo, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29

Guy, the S-year-old son of Geo. PIC -
h,lter at the Insane hospital, was tci
ribly injured. Friday. while coasit's
in y field. near the residence OF Len
dan Titcomb. In going down M,
,,o,,nc BLACK lost control of his slcd
and when near Middle stie'' .;tt
against a rock. throwing mn INK,
great violence upon 1t. ne ~ ~
his back and right side, lnJuriis ~
right kidney so severely that iic,:..l
rhace followed and later ioo''in
ncritonitis set in. SATURDAY ne ~,
critically ill. but yesterday. Dr' D'. .,'a,
the attending physician, repor,.u l., Vi,
there was a slight improvement, ~ ~.
condition. as the alarming sSh'pep b,.
had abated. and that ne pro'i'
would recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29

Henry Frost and William Lshness
We're brought before Judge Andrews.
yesterday morning. Charged with
drunkenness. Frost was given 80 days
in Jail and Lishness was fined IS which
he paid. The two men We're arrested
SundaN afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-29

The Maine Bankers Association
composed of the commercial banks OF
the State. will hold special meeting
at the State House. today. for the pur-
pose of presenting to the Judiciary
committee the uniform negotiable in
strument law. This evening, the aSSo-
citation will give a banquet at the Au-
guSta house. at which the special guest
Of the evening will be Alvah TroW-
bridge. president Of the Ninth Natlona
Rank Of New York. aud also president
Of the National Bankers Association