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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05
Daily kennebec Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS

iHe usual attractive display of East
novelties are to be seen in Water
street stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05

thursday was the 10th successive
"a! upon which either snow or rain
mas fallen in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05

Inc belgrade stage failed to put i'm
an appeafance. yesterday. owing to the
hard travelling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05
E]Iilll3lS!lI|

Hare Van Sore roa Pmps Copper Colored Spots Aenee d
". SOres, Ulcers in the Mouth. Hair Falling! Write
ior proofs Of cures We solicit the moot opstina.o
ssss We have cured the in l5 TO - 1ays
spttsi .ta0.UD lU-pas book FREE. No branch onces
l. 9 o X n E NJ E ID 7 e -.
Js3 Masonic Temple, ChicaGc. Ill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05

Inc rain has saved the street depart
i'@it much work by removing ice and
washing off pavements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05
Special.

p dozen Ladies fast black hose
with split sole, regular SO cents goods,
goinS ut p cents while they last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05
OUR LEADER 4, SIS

This suit is Of extra good quality
|heviot, with tanieta trimming and II
made Ill the best possible manner We
ale showing an immense line of strict
~ man-tailnrcd Ladies' ana Misses
suits in all the latest styles and shades
Quality and workmanship. also fit
guaranteed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

Witness to his mark: NJ. +. SaWtclie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05

New arrival of Drapcry Silks.
prices ranging from 70 cents to $loo
per yard. Choice ana exclusive
STYLES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-05
HOSIERY

our line OF Ladies' Fancy Hosiery is
the talk of the city. Don't fail to see
the goods we are selling ut p and so
cents cr pair.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26
First Pub. Oct 26--3.
Notice of Final Repoft.

deceased, in county court Of Lancaster county,
Nebraska
The state OF Nebraska to all persons interest
ed in said estate, take notice that o. b. Polk,
administrator, has filed a final account and
report Of his administration, and a petition for
final settlement and discharge as such, which
have been set for hearing before said court on
November 10. 1901 at clock p. NJ. when you
may appear and contest the same.
Dated October 81, 1901.
(Seal) FRANK r. WATERS. County Judge.
BY WALTER A LEEsE, Clerk.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26
First Pub, Oct. e6--3l
Notice Of Final Report.

Estate No. 1917 of Steward Sappenfeld. de-
ceased, In County Court Of Lancaster County,
Nebraska.
The state of Nebraska to all persons inter
ested in said estate, take notice that the
executrix has FLED q final account and report
of her administration, and q petition for final
settlement and discharge as such which have
been set for hearing before SAID court on No
vember %, 1901, at O'Clock p. NJ, when you
may appear and contest the same.
Dated October 81, 1901.
IsEALl FRANK r. WATERS,
County Judge.
BY WALTER A. LEEsE, Clerk.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26
THE COURIER.

Professor and Mrs. E. A. Bennett
have been entertaining Hon. 6. A.
Mathews and family of Brookings, S. D.
Miss Charlotte Andrus left Thursday
evening for Chicago, where she will en-.
ter kindergarten training school.
Mrs. J. C.. Seacrest has returned
from an extended visit in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Walter A. Leese has received the
appointment of grand marshall of the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
Mrs. W. c. Phillips and Mrs. Mary E.
Phillips are spending two weeks in Buff
falo and other eastern cities.
Mre. J. r. Inkster will entertain thirty
friends Of Mrs. John Hewitt at ken
sington this afternoon.
Mrs. c. G. Crittenden will entertain
on Saturday, November 2, for Miss Hol-
lowbush.
Born. on Monday. October ID. to MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond P. WEIGH Of Omaha,
q son.
Mrs. G. w. Hoobler of Omaha spent
Wednesday in Lincoln.
DR.. Carr, surgeon. al South 18th.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26
City Improvement Society.

The regular meeting Of the City In
provement society was held on Thurs.
day morning. The Entertainments of
stands on the business streets was given
serious consideration, also the unsani-
tary condition of the sidewalks owing to
expectoration and lack Of systematic
cleaning. This subject will be brought
to the notice to the sidewalks commit.
tee Of the city council. At the corner
Of Fourteenth and II streets the cross
ing is rendered impossible by the waste
water from the engine at the State
Capital. Individual protests have been
without effect. and the matter will now
be officially presented to the board.
Plans we're discussed for the reception
TO be given on November seventh in
Walsh Hall to the city officials and
members OF the commercial club.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26

Died, in Denver, at the home Of her
son Harry. October Oath. 1901, Mrs. M.
B. Reese, wife of Judge Reese of this
city. Mrs. Reese has been an invalid
for about a year. She was a high
minded, good woman and very dearly
beloved in Lincoln where she has lived
for number of years.
In the death of Mr.. A. Clark Redick
Omaha's society and business circles
suffer a great loss. With the exception
of few years at the Shattuck Military
academy and two years 10 California,
Mr.. Redick's life was spent in Omaha,
where for several years he has been en-
gagged in the real estate business with
his brother, MIR. Chatham Redick.
Funeral services were held on Sunday
afternoon.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26
First Pub Oct. -.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate No. l5s5 Of Melissa l. Howe deceased
in County Court OF Lancaster county, Ne
braska.
The State Of Nebraska. S.: Creditors of said
estate will take notice that the time limited
for presentation and filing Of claims agains.
said estate Is June LIST 1909. and for payment
of debts is December Ist, 1902; that I viii sri
at the county court room IN raid county, on
March ist. 1902, at p. NJ. and on June list
1902 at PM, to receive, examine hear, allow
or adjust all claims and objections duly filed
Dated October q 1901.
(sEAI.) FRANK r WATERS
County Judge
By WALTER A. LEEsK, Clerk County Court
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26

E. Benjamin Andrews. A lecture was
delivered by Professor koss on British
Colonization"
Married, on Wednesday. October,
tweuty-third. Doctor o. G. Link OF
this city to Miss La Grange Of Kansas
City. Mr.. ana Mrs. Link are touring
the east and may be distinguished from
ordinary travellers by their beatified ex-
pressions.
Gregory, The Coal Man. 18th & o.
Mrs. F. b. Fighter and Mrs. A. r.
Edmiston have issued invitations to q
card party to be given next Tuesday
afternoon, October twenty ninth.
Miss Eta Schneider, daughter of
Hon. r. B. Schneider Of Fremont, was
the guest OF Mics May Reynolds Of the
State university over Sunday.
Members of the E. E. D. kensington
and their husbands were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Whiting on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Maurice Deutsch of Horton,
Kansas. was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
A. r. Mitchell, from Monday until
Thursday.
Mrs. j. Addison Marshall left last
Saturday to JOIN her husband in St.
Louis. They will be absent for several
months.
Fifteen guests we're entertained infor-
maIly by Mrs. W. A. Rankins on Tues
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. John
Hewitt.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-26
KID GLOVES.
GOLF GLOVES

One thousand special purchase all wool
Coli Gloves, solid colors, worth Soc,
pair. ...25c
OUR 81 .25 LAMBSKIN GLOVES
Will be found superior ip wear and fin
ieh to any Sl.25 or Sl.50 French Kid
Glove advertised anywhere. They
are made of the finest quality selected
Lambekins, and come 10 two weights.
The lightweight is three clasp, over
seam with self back and fancy, two
toned embroidery 30 suitable for dress
wear. The heavier quality is in two
clasp pique for school or street wear.
Every pair We fit and guarantee. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Peace on t.ic Frontier.

HENRIETTA, l. r.. Jan. 3l-Pcace
among the warning Greeks has apprrent-
ly been reached, and all that remains 10
be done is to give Chittu Ha"jo, the hirf
Snake, who has caused all the trouble, a
preliminary hearing and send him to
Mnskogec for trial for treason. III the
meantime few more of the leaders viii
be arrested. The troop of cavalry under
Lieutenant Dixon will probably remain
here few days until the last vcstge of
the uprising has passed. The Indians
burned signal fires Tuesday night on the
hills surrounding the town at distance
of two or three miles from the camp,
and, fearing an attack, the soldiers re-
malncd under arms till daylight. ready
for instant action. But the Indians at
tempted no depl edation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81. ,ooI

ALL persons now have notice th at
the Legislature will receive no new
business after February 2Oth and
that body will adjourn on March
1th There are already numerous
bills which will take time and care.
iul consideration. The Torrents
bill Is orc OF the bills that has made
its appearance at this session oil
the Legislature and notice has been
given in the Sen ate tn at it will come
before that body for their support
and favorable consideration. The
bill is backed by several men In
this city, who expect to profit by its
passage and have laid their plans
accordingly. If it Is sucn good
bill, it strikes us that Pennsylva-
MIA would have adopted it years
ago, so would New Jersey aud
Maryland, The Trust Companies
have taken this business in every
State but Delaware. which has been
perfectly satisfactory to the people.
On its face it appears to be ia,r
law, but it is what Delaware can
get along without tor several years
to come. There's a negro in the
wood pile some wi here and he should
be unedrthed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Additions to German NAVY

BERLIN, Jan 31.-According to tho
Berlincr Post eight new German war.
ships will be completed and placed in
commission this year. including the bat.
tleship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, with
displacement of 11,152 tons, the twin
vessels Kaiser Barbarossa and Kaiser
har der Crosse, the cruiser Prinz Helm.
rich, with displacement of s,sS1 tons.
and -four small cruisers, the Thctis. Ari.
adne, Medusa and Amazone, ca ch Of
2,66o tons. Five battleships, one armor.
ed cruiser and one gunboat are building
and two battleships, one armored cruiser
and three protected cruisers will be plac-
ed under contract during the present
year
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
The U. s Senat0rship.

The Legis lature should elect two
senators at the present session. II
the members do not do so 1T is by no
means certain that the Republicans
can have a sufficient number to elect
anybody in two y ears from this date.
That they cannot elect Representa-
tives in Red Lion, White Clay Creek,
Pencader and New Castle unless the
party unite and it is not likely the
party will unite without the candi.
dates will pledge themselves to 90 in
to caucus and vote for the nominees.
The Republicans now have the re.
quisite number of members to elect
Senators and they should not refuse
to do their duty. II they do refuse
and Democrats shall be Q ected they
will be blamed by every Republican
In the State and their names become
a bywordand reproach. There should
be fair dealing in political as well as
In private affairs and the representa-.
tlves who will not abide by the party
rules should not have been a candi-
date. The representatives of the
party should act together allowing
The majority torule or the Democrats
will soon gain the ascendency in
short time and then laws will be
made to make it impossible for the
Republicans to elect their candidates
in every close destrict.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
CURE THE q Up IN TWO DAYS,
Laxative Bronze ln;ninr Tablets,
Oppose the Op ming.

William S. Alexander, president of
The City Council, and the property
owners are opposing the vacation Of
Eleventh street where it crosses the
tracks Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have not yet decided upon
What plan they will pursue. 1t is
possible that City Council may make
srme expression on the case before
time for the case to come up in court.
President Alexander desires it un-
dersto0d, however, that there is no
clash between the Street and Sewer
department and himself. When he
called upon the Street and Sewer De-
partmeht in reference TO the subject
lhe department replied that it was
but carrying out an agreement made
with the railroad company by pre-
VlMs board Of directors. When ask.
edlf the department would feel that
IlsI business was being interfered
with If the property owners should
protest before the court the members
said they would not. They had no
objection to Mr.. Alexander and tile
owners presenting their side
II they desired. and the department
would be willing to abide by the deci-
sion of the court. 1t felt however
That as the city had made an agree
ment that it would not be right to
recedc from it. There will therefore
be no clash of departments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31

T1Ein are txo D. B 6enaInrs Z
eieet and AZ ther0 are two wisGs
to the Rspubiieas party. would NJ
not be we'll to allow the members Of
each wing to ssisct senator 10
SUIT Themselves. That course would
be fair. honest and sensible. Men
who will not compromise to insure
success at the coming election are
poor politicians. They may be hon.
est, but they lack good Judgment.
1t IL better 10 take half Loaf than
nothing, particularly as It is better
to 20 forward than backward. The
man VINO expects everything to
turn out as he desires. may wait a
long time before accomplishing any
thing. In the past, Republicans
have suffered defeat. and it is now
a question whether they shall con-
t'nue to do SO. Those who like de-
leat, those who would sooner the
Republicans were defeated than
an Objectionable candidate elected,
lack party iealty and should change
their tactics or cease to aspire to
Inc leadership. Let men use com.
mon sense and not cut off their nose
10 please themselves or spite a RI
yaL -r',
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31

SAME old thing, no l.. ). Senator's
and it don t look as ii there would
be any.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Two Years to Contemplate D.ntb

MONTPELlER. VT, Jan. 31.-ln the
supreme court yesterday the death sen.
trncr was passed upon Frank Shaw, who
killed Deputy Sheriff Hoffman of White
River Junction more than n year ago
while the latter was leading posse in
pursuit Of Shaw and his father after they
had broken jail. Shaw was convicted
last June. The murderer will have pen-
tr Of time to reflect over the crime, as the
sentence is not to be carried ont until
February, 1903, in the state prison at
Nmds"r Shaw will spend the interven-
Ing time at hard labor, with the exception
Of the last three months, during which
time he will be placed in solitary continc.
mont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
slight Enrthuunkc Sbn,l.

FHllApELPilGA,Jan 31.-An earth
quake shock was felt here and in Camden
ahd Gloucester counties in New Jersey n
few minutes past . o'clock yesterday aft
crnoon. In the city hall here ukslauds
and pcnhodrrs were rolled off the desks.
and clerks felt their chairs trernhlc to
such an extent that it was thought there
had been an explosion. In the city hall
or Camden several umbrellas that had
been leaning against the wall fell down
and the windows all over the buildine
ratified. Similar experiences were no.
ticed in Gloucester and Woodbury..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
fIpIeyI Ds.Ei

The geeooe Tsnnevhsuas1 .h.shas ~,
| Ieom % lns sntes.s afs league Of PvnnsyI
| vHniA VIII come % this ci.y au February
@ Play game with she bask~t. bui, team
| Of Company A., N. G. D. The Tanp.'.
nn9,er hold second place In tho I.ague
AUG 70 very isst, bus the local boys sre
not to be scared hy this fust. Tnsv srs
hard at wors practising for the game and
expect 10 rive the VISITORS q hard bru sh.
why cans Wilmington have q citv
ieauus. There are lour good, teams that
Gnu be put in the race at the start: We,l
End. Comrsny A., Maroons and Whites
Tho Nerth kud Athletic Club have nov
ehon1h maIfr III to make UP two .tronv
teams. ne same is true OF tho Bruus.
WICK Clue. In spurs Wilmington has
!or the last two or THREE vas been on
ket ball that is good Glenn basket bail il
admired by all who have ever witsussed
aEaine,
The Warren. Delaware. and South Side
A'hie ic Clubs could got up tea,us thar
would DO able to compete with ,eaI,s
sucb "a are In the Jersey Sta q League an
the Pennsy ivnnla STATE League. Why
not Ret together at oIce nnd start the '
bull u rolling.
While We are talking of the bake
Dai we inu not forget tnat he base. |
ball season Will suna be with us md that
W. want good base ball tsn.n. Last ,
years Brown OIL team was very good !
one. but they were players who had to
work live dav. al hard oil aud did not
1891 Ike playing the same as they would
II they had no hsr work TO do. With
Clark at short, Stnnnard at centre Muir,
ray at first. Day and Kenpey alternate
pi'chsrs Stnckhonse at thir would be q
good stntt frr team this iyear. There
VI" any % mber Of tedms throughout tho
citv that new material could bs prucured
from and good material at that. Let us
see what kind Of u tenn we can have.
We suppose that New cattle will ia
represented with their old New Castle ,
Athletic am.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Lynched Negroes Parents May Sue.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 3l.-The
parents of Fred Alexander, the negro
who was burned at the stake by the
Leavenw orth mob on Jan. 10, are seek
ing advice about suing the city and coun-
ty of Lcavenwolth for damages and sun.
port. The father of the dead negro is a
Baptist minister. He said he had written
number Of influential friends in Kansas
and Missouri i'll an endcavor to raise
money to prosecute the ease. He has as
yet received no positive Promises Of iinap-
cial aid, but he is confident. he says. that
an appeal to the colored people of the
United States will bring forth popular
subscription large enough to carry the
case 10 the highest courts in the countrv-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Weather Probabilities.
Fair; somewhat lower tempera .,re.
brisk westerly winds.
ROBBED THE GRAVE

startling incidenr. Of which Mr.. Iobn
Oliver OF philndelphin WAS Il 0 subieot IL
nn,rnted by him Ms o'tows: Il wis In a
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow. eyes sunksn. Tongue cont
ell pain continually In bnck and sides: no
appetle-grndualIy growing weaker dn.
by day, lhree ply ,icans had given me
up. Fortunately. IL friend advised trying
'Elrctric bitttrs; md to my great juy
ahd surprise The flrst bo'he made u decd.
ed improvement. ! con,ipsd tI,eir ne. for
about three weeks and nm n well man,
kno" they saved my lifs and robUsd the
gravs OF another victim - No one shouid
IAN to Try them. Only 5bcts., guran tvvd
AZ n, b. Danforth'a drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Gu Exhibit lon,

Some time ago the Philadelphia North
American offered 10 presen' a rilv r not
20 the first baby born In the Twentieth
Cen.n,y. The contest included Delaware
ana fennsvlvania and Nsw Jsrsev
Claade Warren Pnrsous was the frat
BABY bo'n IL tho nav century living In
this o. y, Yesterday Master Parson re-.
ceived his prize The silver set insists
nf Gun. nspkin ring, fork and spoon set
In a plu b covered box silk linei and are
solid silver. The 80. " IN exhibition in
The window OF John J. Havsa No. 7 Fast
Third street. Al those wishing to see the
set are invited to Oali.
Each pieos Of Tho sst handso,nely snsrav.
81 wi the allegors from Mother Gonse,
'ldirdlo cha cat sud ths fiddle rtc. and
are vory hs nd<oms. We wish the young
lad long life in whioh to use bis gift.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Operators and Miners Meat

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 31.-The Joint
conference of the hituminous coal opera
tors and miner" will convene at the Board
OF Trade auditorium in this city at
o'clock today. 1t is composed of about
200 operators and 500 miners rcp"e. .crt.
Ing western Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois, The question of admitting
representatives from Iowa and Michigan
will he determined by the conference,
The miners are III favor OF admitting
those states to the agreement. but their
admittanre will be- vigorously opposed by
the Illinois Operatnrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
CRUSADE CONTINUES.
-Four Saloons Wrecked In
Danville, Kan.
RAID HEADED BY A NEW LEADER,
Pi"ns Being Made For a General
Anttsaloon Fight-Women volun-
teer Fer Mrs. Nations Band.
Many "JOints" Closed

ANTHONY, Kan, Jan. 31.-Mrs, Car.
RE Nation was outdone here yesterday,
when band of w. G. II. u. women
headed by Mrs. Sheriff Of Danville, Kan.
completely wrecked the fixtures in four
joints" smashing plate glass windows
anu mirrors right and left, and turned
gallons OF liquor into the cutters. The
women, who were Of the best families in
anthony, were accompanied by their hus-
bands, sons or brothers, who assured pro-
lection. No arrests were made, and the
band will, 1t is said, start cut today on a
tour Of destruction through Harper coun-
~, which is prolific In saloons. Mrs.
sheriff, who led the raid, is under bond
to appear ut Danville in April to answer
charge Of saloon wrecking placed
against her six weeks ago. Mrs. Sheriff
came to Anthony late Tuesday and work.
ed all night procuring hatchets and other
implements Of destruction, and it was 2
O'Clock in the morning before she had
perfected plans for the raid. She en-
nsted the following women: Mesdames
M. j. Davis. William Scott, +. IL. Bru-
baker, Louis Macy, 7. G. Hooper, John
Hlckens, Charles Robinson, John Ken.
aali, ). ii. Shelton and the Misses Nc
Nay, Page, Massey, Robinson and Nixon.
al Of Anthony. They began their attack
shortly after daybreak, taking the saloon
keepers and the town officials by surprise.
Inc women knelt and prayed within
sight of the wreck they had spread. Ono
woman in an impassioned appeal to the
Almighty asked that he guide them to
other dens of iniquity and direct their
footsteps to other rum cursed towns in ]
Kansas. This prayer was interpreted to
mean that the Anthony women would ex. |
lcnd their crusade, and word was hur.
llediy sent over the telephone wires to
u towns by local saloon sympa-
Ihizers who wished to warn their fellow
saloon keepers. The mayor quickly
'wore in extra police, and the crusaders
we're placed under strict surveillance, He
'iso preserved the names of the women
in the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Mrs. Nation Gets Recruits.

IoiEkA, Jan. 31.-Mrs. Carrie Nm.
tlon organized band of 46 women to fol.
low her leadership and assist in wipins
out Joints" The band was organized
at mass meeting for women called bv
Mrs. Nation and presided over by her ot
inc Presbyterian church. Every seat in
thG house was occupied. After a short
tax Mrs. Nation called for volunteers.
ana 46 women at once signed paper
which pledged them to follow Mrs. Na.
non wherever she may lead and do her
bidding at a moments notice. Mrs. Ma.
ton announced that they will proceed re.
gardless Of the Women's Christian TEN.
perance union, but will give warning be.
fore resorting to violence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Six In One Family Dend

LEBANON, Pa. Jan. 81. - The six
children of Electrician Eden Fry of Jer.
scy City died at AnnviIlc, this county.
IN the past few days of mcmbranons
Group. The little ones were Paul, aged I
year; Naomi, aged 3; Roger. aged 5; Sa-
ran, q Harry, s, and Helen, 10. Rob.
ert, aged II. was sent to his grsndpor.
ents, and he escaped The children first
had an attack of the measles, which suJ-
denly developed into Group and corrie5
them off. ~"