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Federal Court.

Federal Court convened at Greene
willie Monday, with Judge O. d. CLARK
on the bench. District Attorney VIII
ID. Wright and Marshal II, W. Austin
were on hand. Congressman w. P.
Brownlow was among those present.
There were about fifty criminal cases
on the docket, and the greater number
disposed of. Five civil cases are ready
for trial. This is the first session of
court held at Greeneville since the
northern division Of the Eastern Dis
trict was formed that any business was
transacted.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it
fails to cure. Il. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-05-16

Meet your friends at the City Drug
Store fountains.
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Heart
Pains

are Natures warning notes Of
approaching danger from a dis
eased heart. IF you would
avoid facilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
early warnings. Strengthen the
hearts muscles. quiet its nerv-
Gus irritation and regulate its
action with that greatest Of all
heart remedies, DR.. Miles
Heart Cure.
BIZ my heart beat 30 hard that u
shook the bed, and the pain was
90 sharp and severe that I could
hardly breathe. / used four bot
ties OF DR.. Niles Heart Cure and
the palpitation and pain were
gomez MRS. @. BLACK,
Charleston. s, q.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-05-16
Dr.. Miles
Heart CuTe

controls the heart action, accel-
crates the circulation and builds
up the entire system. Sold by
druggists on a guarantee.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-05-16
BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY FREE

for selling QUICKMAD RENNET TABLETS cents packapo eoo
package makes 10 quarts Of delicious Frozen lin
buys package week Send we will mai
FREE beautiful
TRUST YOU When sold mail as the and Won the
FRANKLIN CHEMICAL CO., Dept A. H. $50 Fbet St. Philadelphia Pa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Orrin W. Sims.

oirlh W. Sims died nj his home on
warren street, Friday morning. after a
snort attack OF heart failure. He was
VI years oi age. M. Sims was born
III ashinSton. NJ. and before reach
H's the end of his minority started out
10 seek ms fortune in California, Where.
ne worked in the mines ur to the Vim.
III the ltebelilon. when he enlisted in
the ist California CaNalary. serving the
threc wears ana then re-enlis,ed for thn
remainder of the war tpon receiving
MS discharge he came to Maine and
ior TIE most of the time since has
maj" his home in Hallowall
since leaving the army he had not
been able To perform manual labor To
any extent aud consequently had been
aDle L" devote considerable time To
reading ana had gathered together ,
me library Mr. Sims was "A man who
was a man who was Well and favora-
bly, known ana alwYyS had the citv's
welfare at heart. II. was a past mas
ter workman or Crescent Lodge \ q
l. w, and am actiN" member of the
.. y. l.. y widow. one daughter Mrs.
+. \. Rcun0y Of Maiden. Mass. and
two sisters. Ms. \. r. Spaulding of
Church kill. and Mrs q. Crawford of
Augusta survive him. The funeral
services viii be held at the Eous.. at >
=. NJ. Mondav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
WANG WEN SHOO
Succeeds Earl Ii. Whose Death Followed Dis.
pute With Russian Minister.

Pekin. Nov. 10.-An imperial edict has
arrived here appointing Chang Yen
Chun governor of Shan Tung province.
to be governor of the province of chi
Ii. and appointing Wang Wen shan
who is vice president of the foreign
office, and member of the cabinet. 10
succeed LII Hung Chang as plenipoten-
tiary. They are both ordered 10 come
To Pekin forthwith.
Another edict creates Ii Hung
a marquis and bestows on him the new
name of Ii Wen Chung. by which ne
will be known in history.
.A violent dispute with NJ. Paul Les
sar. Russian minister to China, over
the ManchIran treaty. appears to nave
been the immediate cause OF the death
of Lii Hung Chang. The diplomatic
events preceding this tragic climax
have enabled Japan for moment 20
Illustrate the designs of Russia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

in the ocurse of ana in the nort!ltrl line
Of land now or formerly of Mrs. A. j
Mathews to IL small ash tree spotted
standing three feet westerly from a small
brook: thence north thirty-one degree,
and fifteen minutes east about seven hun
dred and four feet to the soItherly line
of land now or formerly Of the John Oar
vow estate: thence easterly by the south
erly line of the said John Darvow estate
land to Drummond Avenue; thence across
Drummond Avenue. easterly in the same
course to the northwest corner of land
now or formerly of ErastJs Branch. the
same sold and decided to him by tho lat.
VIM. B. Snell: thence sojitherly by t.,@
westerly line of said Branch lot about
four rods to the southwest corner o.
said Branch lot; thence easteriy by tn.
southerly line OF said Branch lot To said
College AVenu" and thence by said Col
lege Avenue southerly to tho point be-
-iln ;:t.
Al the aforesaid time and place of said
sale. said several lots or parcels OF lana
WI be sold la the order In winch IN.
same ar" described respectively :ro,e
commencing with the fist and procee, ing
10 sell each separately at public auction
% the highest bidder therefor unit
enough j. realized from the proceeds ~
such sales 10 satisfy said judgment win
interest thereon ard costs of aid sale
Dated at said Augusta, this eleventh
dhy 81 November. \. ID. ISL
JOSHUA r. BEAN
bepltN Sleril.
q noVll-lS-55
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
MARRIED..
ANDROSCOGGIN

Iewiston-Eov ,. Archie W. Hanev and
Miss Sadie Il. Blaisd. !, both of Water
Vile.
Miss Ncma G. Moore.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-Oct a. Frederick Maurice
Goodwin and Miss Mary stuart snow.
ma Miss Edith NJ. Hight. both of Port
and
Bristol-oct. Il. Warrcn q. Fcitis and
Mary /. Heberi. both oi hristo': ..,o
Westbrook-Oct. y. Herbert {. Wcbbcr
ma Mrs Annie :. Guptil; Nov. ,. Fred
II. Howard and Rosanna Glades.
South Wirdham-oct 30. George +. NJ.
f.unobery of Portland and Miss Alice l..
Nichols of South Windnam.
South PortIanJ-NoV. !. George y. Allen
md Mrs. Marinda Jenkins Of South
PORTLAND
West Pownal-Nov. ) Carl G. Jordan
# West Pownal and Miss Catherine l..
r;oltun Of Cambridge. Mass.
FRANKLIN
Wilton-Oct. 80 Ira Knowlton Of North
Jay and Miss Addie Carey IF Wilton:
Nov /. Granv. ie Mayo and Miss Ethel
Foote. both of Wilton.
HANCOCK
Bucksport--Nov. |. aI.cs \. CHM OF
Drland and mrs lne2 &. Clement of Pc
lobscot.
Eilsworth-Oct 20, James L. Floyd ana
Miss Maud f. Dority, both oi Ellsworth;
Nov. /. Frank y. Hod"kins Of Frankii.,
ana Mrs. Anna f.. Grover OF BlIehill;
oct. 81. Frederick \. Gonya and Miss Mae.
Belle Rich. both of Eden: Nov. ). Lorenzo
y. Smith Of Amherst and Miss Martha
D. Moore OF Ellsworth: James l.. For
saith and Miss Maggie Costello. both of
I.amoine. Nov. .. Harry NJ Higgins o:
,.amoine an Hiss Hat,.e ~. Gilbert OF
Trenton.
Bar Harbor-Oct. %. Arthur Cunning
ham and Josie Richa ardsor both Of Bar
Harbor: oct %. Ernest Graham and Mrs.
Berthena Stevens. both OF Bar Harbor.
Stonington-Oct. ~. Augustus T. Dun
ham and Aldana Leighton.
Trenton-Oct. 81. Ernest l.. Haynes and
Miss lneZ B. Mcfarland. both Of Trcntol
KENNEBEC.
Hallowell-Oct. 20. Charles Grimes and
Miss Maisie Johnson
KNOX.
Rockland-Nov. 5. JOHN H. Wyeth and
Mrs Nancy j. Libby, both of St. Louis.
Mo
West Rockport-Oct 80. Hartley NJ.
Watts and Ida Shcriffs, both of Hop.
Port Clyde-Nor. :. John l.. Berry and
Miss Fannie a. SEaliey. both Of 81.
Georgc.
LINCOLN.
Eoothbav-Oct -. Willie Durfee and
Miss Lillian Sawyer: oct. -. Lowell
Newell and Miss; Lizzie Mccu.!um.
OXFORD.
Rumford Falis-ocl. y, Mr. Peter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Rumford Falls. t''''i
Andover-Oet. so. fIr Alvers c.. Benson
ui ui, SCUM Frainingham. Mass, and Miss
'-rs'i = Dresser of Andover.
Browniield-Oct g. John r. KjIgore and
! MISS Nellie f.. Quint. both of Portland
west Palis-Nov. >. Peall Whitman and
o"S'c Roberts both OF Greenwood.
PENOBSCOT.
Ninn-Oct. 26 Eiroy Mckinley and Miss
uTacc McCaiferty %! Winn.
,iuampden-Nov. 3. Fred n. Bude and
MISS Nellie NJ. Cowan, both of Hampden.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath-Oct. 81. Harvey A. Henderson and
Miss Ada May Davis. both of Bath; Oct
-; Alden Scott Spec.t and Miss Lucinda
Eisns mase savage. 6oth OF Bath; John A.
p rlske and Miss Isabel Ambrose. both o.
BAN; NOV. 4, George ~. Pierce and Eva
L. Getchell. both OF Bath
SOMERSET.
Harmony-Oct. 81. J. s. Lauehton OF
Ripley and Miss Emma Merrill of IIar-
mOny
Skowhegan--Nov :. Mr. Sidney s Gil
man and Miss Jennie May Martin, both
OF SkOwhegan: Nov. =. John r. Forsythe
and Miss Viola +. Moves. both Of Skow-
hesan.
Brooks. and Della &. Penney of Knox
WASHINGTON
Columbia Falls-Oct -, Frank Cyrone
ana Miss Nellie Kent an Of Addison.
Machias spoIt-Oct. -. Forrest Holmes
and Miss Lizzie Colboth. both Of Machias-
port.
Perry-NOv. 3. Mr.. Austin Ste1hen Hib-
bard and Miss Eertha Bell Morrison, both
of Perry
West Pembrcka-NGv. 2. Allen H. Brown
OF West Pembroke and Miss Helen NJ
Condor of Medficld Mass.
MIScELLANEOt'S
GOrham. \. H.-Nov. > Oscar J. Kinch
OF Plymouth, n H., and Jennie y. Pdlme
OF South Paris.
Everett Mass.-Fred -. BarrOws and
Miss cdrri" +. Robinson. both of Fox
croft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
WEEKS MILLS

Rev. and Mrs. George Weeks ,,..o
pleasantly surprised. Wednesday eve
Eins, by their friends presenting The
former with a Morris chair and Mrs.
Weeks with a silver cake basket
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Estes of Haver-
hill. n. H.. are visiting Mr.. Estes sis
ter, Mrs. Llewellyn Jackson.
Mrs. Della Holloway of Newpor,
who has been visiting at A. r. Burrils.
has returned to her home
Mrs. Lillian Malcomb Scott. who has
teen visiting her sister, Miss Nellie
MaIcOmb. has returned to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Estes are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a fine baby boy. oct. rs.
Mrs. j. p. Goddard Of Waterville.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dean
Estes.
Thursday forenoon. with appropriat e
exercises. W f.. Thompson made an
address to them that all enjoyed.
Mrs. Ralph Estes Underwent a sue
cessful surgical orperation recently
The operation was performed by DR.. &.
j. Lincoln. She is getting along finely.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Mrs. :. V. Pike is slowly recovering
from her recent severe illness
l.. Il. Strrtevant visited at Bath and
Lewiston last week.
Frank Hubbard has returned from q
a..
Mrs. Achsah Lawrence Of Wayne.
spent Thursday visiting friends in
town.
While on a trip to Boston recently
H. J. Hamford purchased q driving
horse.
Arthur Wright Of Readiield Corner.
has closed a Very successful term of
school in District No. >.
Mir. aud Mrs. J. Albert Pike are in
tending to remove to Los Angeles. cal.
on or about January lst.
Lester Harris who has been critically
i'll with typhus fever is reported as
convalescent.
Mrs. :. II. j, Berry spent Wednes-
day visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank
Gordon who resides at I-ivermore Fails.
After nearly Il years absence travel
ing in the West. Chaney Harris re-
turned to his home saturday.
y few mornings since while engaged
in hauling cord wood to Wayne village.
s L. Manter SAY. Two deer in the
woods but Il few rods from the high
way.
Guy Hubbard of Waitham. Mass. ar
rived. Saturday. and intends To re-
main with his mother throughout the
coming winter months.
Encouraging news is given as 10 the
condition of Gilbert ylor who was
stricken with sudden illness while in
consultation with DR.. F. l.. Chenery in
the doctors Office at Wayne short
time since.
ON Wednesday evening last at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
Katie. entertained q party Of friends.
Stories We're told, games Were played
ana fruits partaken of by the guests.
while no small amount OF the evening :
enjoyment was contributed by Miss
NarSah a little daughter Of the house
whose age is three years. This cute lit
tie tot has several pet kittens that she
has taught some very pretty tricks
which Sne causes them to perform
much - the amusement and delight Of
all her friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

| ,.,
| Neii'e''' S@'
| Taken this eleventh day Of November
\. d. 1901. on execution dated the -four
teenth day Of october. y. -. 1871. issued
| on judgment rendered by the Superior
ECoIrt at term thereof begun and holden
at Augusta within ana for the County of
kenucbeC on the nrSt Tuesday Of Septem-
/ ber. y. l.. 1891. to wit, on the twelfth d1f
F. OF october. A. ID. 1871. iii favor Of H. W.
/ Eager Of Marlboro in the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts. against Pearl a. Libby
! of WaterVille in said County Of Kernel CO.
for the sum of five hundred and nine dol
; lars and seNenty-three cents damage. and
thirty-three dollars and sin cents costs
81 SUIT ana VIII be soid az public auction
y tht iiiE IN bidder ~ the ol.lcF = II
,i..s..,..'r,b A. S"iH tA.snIed o',
,on, -, t.n nf ~ 4'a I ~ ~ ,,.',, ~
't0i' =, III - ~ H ~ ti' !o.r4''o-''
tllc loioWHhS described real estate ahd
all the right title ana interest which the
said Pearl \. Libby has in ana to tha
same. or had i'll and to the same on the
seventh day Of May. " ID. lsn". at ten
hours and thirty minutes in the forenoon
when the same was attached on III" riei
nal writ in the same suit, To wit:
n certain lot or parcel of land sitl4t"
in said Waterville and bounded and de
scribed follows. to wit: beginning at
point in the south line of Nigue Ave
nue one hundred and thirty-fuur feet
end- t"m ,h' Rirod wTr1 ht on ian" ." ,ng Mnn"
nlng ,1.g easteriy hy tht south me Of s'it
NiSuc ,',tnue ~ thc W., u,lt "i I'll
iaiiroid fano' thehcr SouthtrtA bH said
west lihe 81 Siid raiitoau lanu ai.out "he
ltndfeu ftet 10 lanu of Sald Rtl ruai
company, thence westerly by iand OF SAID
itailIoto company on" huhdred ana IN
lee 10 stone monument IN the east me
~ i.iiu ~" ~ ~ i"tti9 occupied " NJ
chat' : .oiii"iS' nhu 'Iishct h"i.n'''iH pN
Sai' ooiln"tS n;t ,fnu ariu ~ " "ilt't nnt
10 ine i'oint ni o'sihHinE' c"htalninS
."eits .i'uS"h" ~ iL''t ~. ni'it or -.
.oss,nei "i'n '"t pdii"4i'SS S'd'"'h'
'hs, e"I- .,
So i;d w,;n x ~ =. I, II
S.,uate ~ Stiu M on ~ 'sout',
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
DIED..
MBERI.AND.


West falmonth-N"v l. CyrIs {. l"ith-
t"l. ased ~ years. months. days.
Port and-Noy. :. William f.aherty.
y years Jranic Isabella stewart. aseJ
~ Years. months, y days; N"N. Z. th"S.
~. Weymouth, ascG >. Years. Is days.
,,I1,, ma ~; '.iiaiils' 9ssd :. H'Irs
housr. aged years ! months. N INV
Nov g AlZina Reed aged - wears. Nov
t, Ami. Mitchell. aged Il years.
months. l. days: Patrick Foley age! u
years Walter a. SEiilin. aged IN YEARS.
months.
Gorham-oct. a. I.ncy \. Libby. aged
- wears : months
Falm"uih-Nnv :. Mr.. Bur."y II
Brooks. aged u year.. II months a dats
Iiarp.weIl-Nov l. Mr.. Deborah NJ.
Merriman, aged - Years months, II
Sn,,,b por,,.,I ra... o.
Hayes, aged il years
Naples Nov. ;. Elbr.dee Rraclett aged
~ years
rpA1KtI<
~ - y
PhiliIps-Nov p Mrs Lena NJ. Swoetser.
'sei y years {" months, days.
HANCOCK
Great pond-,,c, a Jamas Collar AGED
= wears months. : G,1T.
t,iana \n,. , C,Ili,,o,, n,rr,,-, .,
l. Years. mon'oe, davs '''' ''e''
BIuehiI-0ct i Milford Gri,dIa .cel
:; Years II months = a,,ve ''''-''''s' 49,
East Snrrr"Enx S1mro- Lara aeea
70 years. . days
stoningt"n-oct. n William Small.
dScM y !tdrs months. 10 DAY
-, h-liSMoi y, itn.-N"N. ~ Lsi,na = Mooft-
aSru -! A'hIS' ~ months. = udESt N"N !.
Arthur O. Curtis, aged u years
KENNEBEC
Ii,llow.u o,. W., corah tt
toon. aged - years. II II 4 ''-''-
Gariinor-oct Charles u sautbor-
aged 2 yrnrs -
ENOX
,,i,,ot,,,,.o, 10, ., s., -. ,.,..-,,
dgeo .. !taIs,
hocklanu-N"N- margaret trle Add
ioi'' - go aeeu HrarS; NoN. :, MIS-. EHzabetn
X. Whey. aseu - wears. months, |"
Wnrren-No, .-GiIhar, s,arre,
aged IT, years. months
OXFORD
East Hiram-Oct. e. Mrs. Alpha Brown
,i! oant9n-.ct. ~ 20 'haTies l.. BLACK. aged
"r,u' - HtdrS-
Enst W,,terford.6', Insan1, II
Haggerty. aged 70 years. month. y days
West Bethel--Oct % Nahum W Mas IN
aged - years
Portcr-Oct. Il. Orren Weeks
r. E.,,!, 1unu, - tealS. ,a ,.,,.,.
aAep"' * %. M Jahe onaiitS.
.ti ouu,H -, ~ - ~ ~ AsHts kobihson
i-o"eri' "scu ~ Years; NOV. a MIS-. Lucy
MN btifo"S aeeu 'S years month.
PENOBSCOT.
Great Works-Oct ~ WiIIian II
Ready. aged L. years.
.. "~tiiiM ~ ~a'ti-''' = 'e"rse "ade. astd
' ,i 49, - ,,,
:, 1.' In n -" ara r frees "seh
~ HeliH.
%, lhsof-.>"N' o !. bth1amih +. Brown,
aSeu - Ht''S' Hio:1tHS. 10 udNS Ja'l
biauourN. asgo II years: ott. ~ jana
. Mi.Theii. dseu 90 years NOV. !: fsteiie
> Eora II Colii1s ,aad ~ -, ~
26 days: NOV. l. James Pinkham.
aged - years: Nov. 3. Alice NJ. Frank.
I" tIror =, ~ "a -. i uaH
aged 3 years. months.
PISCATAOI-IS
~, ,, :, ,,:u u,
Miio-4>oN' NAY f. Miiitt' "s'" -
years. " months, a DAYS.
SActD,JIo,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
To the Public.

Allow me to say a few words in
praise Of Chamberlains Cough Rem
ady | had very severe cough and
old and feared would get pneumonia.
out after taking the second dose OF
This medicine l felt better. three Dot
les Of il cured my cold and the pains
IN my chest disappeared entirely l
am most respectfully yours for health,
Ralph s. Meyers. 4-Thirty-seventh ST,
Wheeling, w. Va. For sale by John
Coughlin, III Water St: J. c. Houle-
,an Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Miss Eliza Mckenney.

Miss Eliza Mckeney. Who resided
'Nel Nr. and Mrs. l.utcher Steuhenso1,
fountain street. was found dead in he
''hartments. Friday morning. by MR.
H'eih"nson doctor was hurriedly
summoned but the examination shove .
"i2t she had died of heart trouble. A
III" mas buI recently moved here. Shc
was hrt little acquainted. her former
nome having been in Lowell. Mass. Sh.
WIS ..h"ul - years of age. The funera.
"lf''i.%' nlrnts have not Yet been made
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Miss Mary lyner.

Miss Mary I.yner died. Friday. at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Quinn.
Second street, where she had made her
home since the death of her parents
she was % vars of age. She was grad
uated from the Hallowen High school
in the class of 1900 and won the es-
teem Of her associates by her amiable
disposition. The funeral will he held
Monday morning. at the church of the
Sacred Heart. The remains will be
taken 70 Whitefield for interment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

| Kennebac -
|
'ah"u tHis eleVenth DAY of Novemf cr.
-. -; iS'i, on eNecutl"n dated this foIr-
| ~, Len 10y " Cct"p"r, y: u 1901. issuei
r,,, -. J""si ii''Iu @ ttnotrtd pE the Superior
| D"uIt al Term thNfeo1 begun and hol,.ct.
a. augusta within and for The County of
t Oh tIit lirst TUESDAY of Sep
a., g, -, -, l''l 10 VII on the twelfth
| Ami. t,.',li II = t9yi. N iavor -
,i.iI -. btichtf or Winthrop in tn.
pii oiiiiii',' "Taiih 81 Massachusetts. against
ci - i;!pp! 1i aierNlile in said
h"r,ir: h'nnr:s, oi Nt~hmep.c. ~ for me sum OF w"
tv-five cents Iamas. ~. uIiia,s ana lor-
doli.,rs 80 nids+. alu thifty-thrcc
NH uoii'itH ai1 IN teGts costs OF suit. and
"'i ~ sol" al pubilc a alctl"n 10 the high-
In .aid ,rnst., ~ 'iiir' a. otrllr u. Baker
~ ~ " i,ec. mo r.. ~ - l$'l, at Twelve of
raaI ayt.', a. ,t,3oi' 'Iir lnil1wlhs described
tarast go; .inu az IN" flSht. ute and IN
l., I'LL, "ii'h tiir s'ld ftdfl \. Libby has
"a "a @ an" ~ tile same. or had in and Ia the
f. aih' "a tH'' seventh DAY OF May. A H.
iI ,' ~ t'h hHtifs ana i"rty minutes ~
on IN. rii,,'' oi ''vi ,nf same was attached
III, III "'isi'l"I VIII ~ m same suit. 70
W.,
: II rtd'h III, m rr parcel of land situate
srrIb.G ~, t,i,In IL ih' n""nded and de
, it .. i"I''">. ln WIT: beginning AT
" -. 'i' '' iti me ~ Nisue .Avenlc
m hdi'i'" ana thirty-four feet from
", VI VIII hhc q land "f th- Maine Ger
traI Railroad Company: thence. rrnpjr,,
""S'tiIN h} th" south in. ~ said Eieu..
t.'h ~ I" n" west lin. Of said raiir1ad
~, '.i" J'gn'- y ~"uth"rly ~ said wa-t line
f.at i, 't.i "tii''hv 'hIh abnut one p .ndr-d
tb.r.n - .I 80" isdIfodd company.
cnr,r,,,,,. ,.,,.. ! .f I'' ~ - q Railroad
ston.. nnur,trr.,,, N, III. a III I'M - u =
now .r I,.r,n. ~, '' 't', ''~' IN" ~ !ahd
CuLnur-. und th.r.. r,rth.ri .f"hd.i
conuors' i.,nJ .,rd ir ,,.l,ily h' said
uuIut ~ I.irtI.. '' i '.ii''t nii' 10 inc
ibn.t..-ii ,-,r ''h'd.iins we've
eeth.r with H.. hIiliine" ifa.'d;,, ~ '1; To-
on. '''etN-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

knt little more could be learned in re
gard 10 the tire ~ Canitol Island,
Thursday afternoon. when the Islam
aouse and the adjacent property was
destroyed. It WAS owned by J. W.
i.aSh o. this city. ard az he had bu,
aust returned from the West, where he
vent for his health, he was not allowed
=" s. g anyone during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
NOTICE..

L. S. Circuit Court. Maine District
Portland Nov. T. 1871
Pursuant 10 the rules of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Ds-
trict of Maine. notice is hereby given tha.
GUY A. idilreth of Gardiner in said Dis
trict. has applied for admission as attor-
ney and counsellor OF said Circuit Court.
nov9d3t A. II. DAVIS. Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

AUGUSTA LOCALS.

The well known drug firm of Devine
i, parciyal has dissolved partnership.
r,hs change was consummated. Fri
say afternoon Mr.. Percival retires
al m. business will hereafter be con
,,ucte5 by James F.. Devine. who for
70 than So wears has been engaged
,a tho business of an apothecary in this
civ and elsewhere. The firm has been
Il, business about two years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Gen John {. Bates in command ot the
Department of the Missouri. says the Re-
publican. assumes temporary command
of the Department Of Colorado upon tht
retirement of Gen. II. {. Merriam. whlCh
takes place on the 18th inst. Cen Mac
Arthur. is is practically assured VIII as
sum. TN. command of the Department OF
The colorado permanently the latter part
OF this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

The first business that the police
court has had for some time was tha;
"i Friday. when John Daley of Quincy.
Mass, appeared for drunkenness. He
WAS on his way from the woods anG
promising to at once leave for his home
he was allowed TO depart
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

II. VI. Davis who has been the car
rier over thc rural free delivery route
ioi the last year. has accepted Il posi-
U0n viii tn" TYLER Clothing 90. anG
The rout- for the present time viii be
covered ~ Charles 7. Peacock; VINO i
substitute carrier
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Mir. and Mrs. II. l.. Douglass went u
Lewiston, Friday, for short visit with
friends. Mr. Douglass put in the af
ternoon, coaching the men of the Bates
College football team for their game.
his afternoon. with BoWdoin. Many
from here will attend the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
NOTICE..

l.. S. Circuit Court. Maine District
Portland, Nov. I. 1891.
Pursuant to the rules of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict of Maine. notice is hereby given that
Willard l.. McFadden of Augusta. in said
District has applied for admission as an
attorney and counsellor OF said Circuit
Court
noy9d.t A. H. DAVIS, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

The funeral of the late Mrs. Millc
Jones was h-ld from her home. Lincoln
street. Friday afternoon, Rev. W. \.
Robbins Of th- Free Baptist church.
0rlcinrirg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

ne .uIierai services of the infant
'h'id Oh Mr' and Mrs Howard GRAY
were neid IN Bodwell Thursday after
noon, KEY W. d. Plummer of the First
Baptist church. officiating
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

John f. Quinn severed nj, oor
neuo' WIN the firm of Clary &
Q"ii,"' saturday. and will enter the
employ OF George r. Lord. Tuesday
i''"rh'hS' to learn the granite business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Mrs. r. W. Theme arrived home. Fri
day. from Hampton. Va. where she has
been visiting Tor The past two months
with her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. LeGaul.
Of that city. ana. with her son. l.. Il.
Theme. who is at Newport News.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Mir and Mrs. +. p. Ladd Very pleas
antly entertained a number of their
friends at whist at their home High
holborn street, Friday evening. Seven
tables W+re in usc.