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ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 39. PORTLAND, MAINE, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4. 1900. ISXS'K.t’ASSK! PRICE THREE CENTS.
MIHCKULASEOITS. ills name. He will be provided with an nuns at New Chwang were burned alive. AT REAR OF BR>WN BLOCK. FROM KIVU VICTOR. appointment in the civil administration. Dr. Ting, a graduate of the American _ refused to renounce college Christianity Fire Which LnoUcil Thrmtmliig but after two thousand lashes. PATERSON ANARCHIST. reoeivlng Hciilly Amount* il to Very Little. Further Kevelatioui .» to Allrged ADVANCE ON PEKIN. An alarm of lire was Issues Proclamation to Ilegictde JAPAN DECLINED rung In aft # throe o’clock this morning for a lire New York, August 3.—There is a Offer of Financial Assistance From lng| the holler room of brown block chance that hate will reveal much to the Italian People. on Congress street whloh is situated at authorities relatively) the anar- England. alleged the rear of that building. The back of chistic plot at Paterson to kill European August 8.—In connection Washington, the hollar room is not part of the build- rollers. Tonight in a saloon in Straight with the statement from London, pub- ing proper but consists of a square pit street, an Italian whose name does not lished this that had morning, England which is covered with an iron roof and appear to be known to the proprietor, tendered Japan fiunclal assistance in her Greatest Grateful to Late Columns of Allies Have Reached Point this by boards. When the department Pays said: Chinese cam paign, it can be stated with arrived smoke and lire were pouring out “The Group of Existence held a meet- authority that this was made many weeks Humbert. through this roof and the blaze looked King ing in Paterson about the first of ago and declined at that time by May Japan Dretty threatening. Engines one and and afterward the Baders held a secret 35 Miles Tien Tsin. in the same friendly spirit that it was Bepd three and the Chemical responded to call. session, those made. present being Bresoi, Two streams of water were turned on Graisoni and It Is well understood that while Quintavalli, Alphonso Japan, and with the aid of the Chemical the lire Blaldes, Esteva and Wldmar, the editor a prosperous and progressive country, is Will to Emulate was very quickly put practically out. Try of the paper issued by the group ami sev- not ever rich in actual treasury assets. The lire apparently caught in the coal eral others. These men talked over a trip Taxation is light and the legislative body His pen and burned out through*. The sup- Example, which Bresci, Quintavalli, Graisoni is quite jealous of any expansion in the ports to the roof were pretty badly (Banna) and some others were to take. annual budget, The offer of England to burned but the damage will amount to The meeting was heal to read a letter This Movement aid her financially in the present emer- Only Preliminary very little as the lire did not extend be- irom Count Malatesta. * gency was well timed, but it is under- yond the boiler room. Nine o clock yes- “Quintavalli left Patirson after the stood that Japan replied that all her terday morning some ashes had been And Guard and meeting which ended In the morn- Measure. financial for the Unity Indepen- early arrangements campaign thrown down on the lloor beside the coal ing. Bresoi also left but came back on had been consummated and she was pre- dence of pen but it did not seem possible that Italy. May 12, and collected his money at the pared to do her part without oatside as- 3 they could have been responsible for the | fe 00 silk mill. sistance. | Par blaze. The janitor was In the room at ActiF/e&fjnh “Malatesta Is the man who led in all The Japanese army, even on a peace EmdJfromptfy eleven o'clock last night and everything these things. When he left Paterson he footing, numbers 112,000 men, and is par- appeared to be all right then. Cleanse?' kie System left Wldmar and Estave neither of whom ticularly well adapted to the exigencies Monza, August 3 —King Victor Eman- are in I have a of a Chinese The are Gently a? ~ Effectually Italians, charge. reason campaign. soldiers nuel 111 has addressel tho'Jollowing proc- for all. I hate Esteve and I Americans and Germans Ordered much the same as the when bit ’~is or costive. telling types ghurkahs, lamation to the Italian people: would like to see him those little hill men are the i> suffer.” wiry who p “Tlie second or is dead fresents in tb £aost aceeptable/arm King Italy When Esteve and Wldmar were told of to Move Without British. backbone of Great Britain’s native Waitt and Bond’s i the lajcativi S'incjphs of p/ants Escaping,thanks to his valor a s a soldier, this Italian's words they seemed worried Indian troops. They live largely on rice the danger of battle, and un- or Esteve insisted An own to w most be wefit inII}' departing surprised. that the compressed in balls with u little meat harmed, thanks to Providence, from whole tale win false. They hud never and a sufficiency of condiments," so that the risks he confronted so TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS courageously Bilked with him oft ;n, however, about the regular army ration is almost as com- BLACKSTONE to end calamities this and public good the spread of the teachings of an archy pact as the expensive emergency ration BUY THE GENUINE — MANF D. BY virtuous king fell a victim to sitrooious through the United States. which is now a feature of the commis- with conscience and crime, while, easy Whlrnar said there must be a mistake Wholesale Harder of Christians Outside sariat in all modern armies. CiGAR CALIFORNIA FIG STRUPCO. without fear of danger ho was participat- as to his brother having been arrested in SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ing in the joys of his people in %beir Europe in connection w'ith King Hum- LOUISVILLE KY. NEW YORK. H.Y. 1’cliisi Confirmed. The fetes. bert’s assassination. He said he had but AMNESTY FOR BOXERS. Leading for ss/e Ar — SO* per kottie. druggists price “It wan not to me to be permitted j one brother who was employed by the Shanghai, August 3.—Li Hung Chang present at the lust breath ol my father; Austrian and was an government not is preparing a proclamation granting 18c Lonshre but 1 understand first to be to my duty anarchist. virtual amnesty to Boxers on condition follow the counsels he left me and to Michael Aretta, a silk-dyer's helper, that they cease creating disturbances in the wer'a. imilata the virtues of the and lirst had his head with a club How would like tj owu King split open today you MINISTERS HELD AS HOSTAGES. citizen of Italy. by Pietro Marielll, an avowed anarchist. One of I he New London, August 4.—3.65 a. nn—Accord- tempt to do the beet possible. Then suc- Known Everywhere. In tols moment of profound sadness 1 Aretta condemned the anarchists and Shanghai, August 2.—Liu Keun Yi ing to a special dispatch from Shanghai, cess is feasible, even under such unfavor- have to aid me the strength which cames lauded King Humbert whereat Marielll viceroy of Nanking and Sheng adminis- dated August 3, the advancing column of able cpndltions. QUALITY from the examples of my august father attacked him. trator of telegraphs and of railways and the allies was reported there yesterday to “Germany regrets tnat unavoidable and of that great king who deserves to be Tao Tai of Shanghai have both declared COUNTS. BALLETTO AN ANARCHIST ARRESTED. have reached a point thirty-live miles be- circumstances render it impossible for, called the ‘Father of his country.’ officially that the foreign ministers are from other her to tho a 3.—The examination of yond Tien Tsin. Nothing any join Pekin expedition with CAME EOARD3? “I have also as a support the strength Rome, August held by the Chinese government as hos- this statement. In of oommensurate Natale the anarchist who point corroborates corps size, but Ger- are inter- which comes from the love and devotion Possanzini, tages and that if the allies march to Pe- They entirely new, so far as mans. without was arrested at fact, the St mdard goes to say jealousy will applaud the j instructive, and fa*ci» ol the Italian people for the king whom Ancona, revealed the fact kin they will be killed It is stated that esting, from successes achieved others.” that he went to Maaza some that it fears the real advance, apart by nating, for people of ail ages, they venerated and weep for. time ago, only the Russians and Japanese, 23,COO ha* not Most of the German discuss the Women and aid in homo where he was known under an preliminary measures, yet begun. papers g ently making “There remain to us the institutions assumed strong, are storting for Pekin. matter in a attractive. gotten was Tien Tsin despatches dated July 30, 6tmilar strain, regretting Beautifully which he loyally preserved and which he name. He close shaven when arrest- Another Chinese exodus from Shanghai up in five sizes, from 22x36 up tell of an action which is termed a recon- that “British incompetence” again ro- At the seashore to render ed and wore a shirt and handkerchief j lias commenced. It was caused dis- to 30x60 iasdics. Price* $6 to attempted permanent during turds by stained with blood. mtisance between the Japanese ana Chi- the advance. One side of board is the 22 years of his These institu- quieting rumors published in the native $12. green reign. Some as t of the chamber nese, two miles begond the Hsiku arsenal say that, inasmuch England is and lie mountains cloth for balls. tlio tions are given to ine as the sacred tra- Signor Vila, president and some foreign newspapers. <£c., other, withdrew after not the others should ! of informed a of in which the Japanese ready proceed with-! polished wood for carom ring ditions of my house and the warm love deputies group deputies casualties. out her One or two journals, taking a ! WANTS TO TALK IT OYER. gunes, Ac. Twenty flue games. which Italians have for yesterday that King* Humbert's will suffering thirty them, protected somewhat different Ail such old games as checkers, had not The Tien Tsin correspondent of the view, say it looks 8.—Consul Gen- will find hero tlio right styles w 1th a firm and hand from as- l>een found j Washington, August crokt- energetic as j chess, backgammon and Standard under date of July IT, declares precisely If the advance without await- i eral Uoodnow has cabled of mannish sault or any violence from whatever, Secretary Uay hats for summer boIc arc omitted. Each board RACES AT COMBINATION. have for German reinforcements were un- that the Americans and Gert.-.ans lng j that he delivered .q LI Hung Chang the | fitted with the new Patent source it comet, assures me. 1 am eear I vacatiouing. Soft gray, Boston, 3 —Two races were on been ordered to move forward without dertaken to settle matters before the Gar- ! answer to the former's pearl Fiexoid Cushion mod tain of the and of Auugst secretary’s sug- (a ingen- prosperity grandeur mans are white and the Combination Park curd this waiting for the British. on the scene in greater strength that the attack on Pokin be de- duck, linen, the va- ious device). With each board the country. It was the glory of^ny grand- after-j gestion j the implements and* noon being the last of the one thousand A Che Foo despatch dat-*d August 1, pointing out that the allied forces at ferred in consideration of the ! rious for following father to have given Italy Its unity and opening caps boating, golfing are furnished without dollar events that have been inter-: announces the safety of all the Ameri- Tien T’sin are no stronger now than they of free communication with the parts It was the of purse foreign and tennis. extra dur- independence. glory my charge: 17 polished, features of the Elks' carnival cans In Pekin and the reception of a let- wore when it was claimed that they were ministers. LI made no father to have this estlng | Hung Chang po- able, composition balls, five jealously guarded too weak for an Children's white duck hats. week. Evolute was an easy winner in ter-from Dr. Cheltman dated Pekin. advance. sitive comment the answer but im- 30 carom and this to the end. upon colors; polished rings, unity independence The debate In the the 2 25 pace in h ats. July b’O, saying that on the previous day, British parliament mediately began to advance five colors; 10 hardwood finished “My reign shall be outlined by these straight suggestions 2.25 HIr Claude MacDonald, the British min- regarding the Chinese situation is com- to further on the tenpins; 2 large leather tipped Imperishable remeinbrances May God aid trot—Kelhnent, 1; Whirlwind, 2; looking negotiations cuds for balls: 2 smaller hard*- Helen A, 8 Best time, 2 18}*. ister, had agreed to a truce provided the mented upon here fairly and without same point. ihk h nr in. me and may the love of my people fortify pnc wood cues; 2 flexible shooters; 2 25 Miss Chinese came no closer, and adding; passion. The National Zeltung says: 197 Middle I consecrate all pace—Evolute, 1; Tara, 2; St. 1 ha id wood 1 hardwood me, so that may my triangle: Cartridge, 3 Best time, 2 li}£. “We hope this means relief; but having “The programme of Great Britain, as RESCUED BY COSSACKS. 1 block de- cares as a king to the guardianship of Geo. a. Coffin M'q’r. square; deflecting defeated the Chinese, we are fearful now Mr. Brodrick outlines it, is substantially vice; green chalk forcue tips: 1 lllierty and the defense of the momirohy, THE WEATHER. of treachery. All are exhausted with con- the same as Germany's, so far as is New York, August 3.—Seven Ameri- set of pocket covers; 1 set of four united by indissoluble bonds for the su- J stant and known.” can missionaries from Pekin with their movable. — watohtng, lighting digging adjustable leveling preme interest of the country. leg'. Full printed directions yuJ trenches. The greatest eroiit is due to families have arrived here, says a special "Italians render your tribute of tears and rules for playing all games. Mr. Squires, ([secretary of the United to the Journal and Advertiser from and to the sacred memory of ! ANARCHY IN PEKIN. Call at our office, or wr're and hpn:>rs States legation, whose military experi- Troltzkosawask, Transbal kali, Siberia Humbert of in the bitter we will send man with samples. Savoy. You, from Pekin and were chased ence and energy are invaluable.J! For Mouths Streets of City It n They escaped F The I sorrow which has struck have Manufactured Exclusively by my house, across the sand and mountains of the The Shanghai correspondent of the liloori. that consider this sorrow as shown you tor % Punch THfr E T BURRQWES Daily News says the consuls there regret Gold desert four hundred miles, } GO-,' though it were that of each individual Che Foo, July 28, via Shanghai, Au- the independent action taken by the suffering fearful tortures from the hot > Bowl 72 Free Portland, Ma ne among you. The Associated St., American association and the China as- gust S—(Copyright, 1900, sands, exposure and lack of food and "Jhis solidity of thought and affec- Press)—The latest reports from Pekin / Isa sociation on the ground that it is in- water. The Russian governor of Trans- \ tion will always be the most certain bul- were brought by disaffected officers of the Sng2d2WlStp judicious He says: “The settlements baikali sent out live hundred Cossacks / Center of wark of my reign and the best guarantee Chinese army. They are considered re- being international, petty jealousies who galloped south four hundrel rail-- of the unity of the country, which unite Boston, Augusts.—Saturday fair, con- liable. The ollicers left Pekin on must disappear. The China association July into the desert an 1 rescued them. Tho Attraction i in the august name of Home, symbol tinued cool weather; north to northeast 15. has in | is of local influence,1’ They say anarchy reigned gave them food and shelter and little Presumably cavalry £ at all social gatherings, particular- r of grandeur and pledge of integrity for wiuds. Sunday, fair and warmer, vari- Pe.kin for months and the streets ran he refers to the American Asiatic assocla- brought them to Trolztkosawask where * ly in summer; and whether it’s a \ Italy. Such are my hopes, such is my able winds, blood, the Chinamen ti rvn lighting among they are receiving care at the hands of c simple lemonade or a delicious / ambition as citizen and as king." 3.—Forecast for themselves. { fruit that’s it seems i Washington, August The llong Kong correspondent of the the authorities. punch served, commander-in-chief of the ? to be more and \ Saturday and Sunday: Moderate tem- announces the arrival there Jung Lu, tempting gratify- Daily Express PALATABLE FAKE. ladled from a Chinese forces, and Prince es- j ing when handsome / PLOT TO KILL KING. perature with light to fresh northerly from San Francisco of Homer for Chlng Leas, bowl into dainty crystal cups. \ poused the cause of the foreigners and en- B. 3.—The winds. some time secret agent in the United Victoria, 0., August Naga- We have some excellent values > AutUoi it tea arc Investi- deavored with the of the f We extend Sow Jersey States of the society for the reformation part army loyal saki press says Admiral Seymour's fores v in Punch Bowls, Lemonade Cups, X to them to expel the Boxers, Later, with was to eat mules and driuk and Ladles. gating. LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. of ths Chinese empire with 00,000 pound obliged from / Tumblers, \ the majority of the un- liiled with — imperial troops, wells putrid corpses, The Our greetings. New York, August 3.—Governor Vorhees Portland, Aug. 3, 1000. The local sterling, which will presumably be util- weather bureau records the der anti-foreign leaders, Prince Tuan and allies lost their field guns, were on / admitted at ht3 home In following: ized in connection with the revolutionary They % Burbank, —«- today Elizabeth, General Fuh Sian were victorious ! 8 a. m.—Barometer. 20,060; thermome- the Tung junks which were sunk by Chinese regu- N. J., that steps had been taken to in- movement against Empress Dowager, & Co. I ter, 05; dew 61; rel. and Jung Lu and Prince with lars. was feared at Douglass point, humidity, 01, a movement since 13ii8, until Ching, Plague Tlsn Tsin, vestigate ^tiie allegations that the plot to direction of the wind, NW: of quiescent | velocity their followers, were prisoners in their Forty dead bodies had been found In the kill King Humbert and other monarchs the wind, 4; state of weather, olear. within the last few weeks.” Yamens when the bearer of these reoorts water supply. Mfif&iCDiSlI, been hatched in New J If the 8 m.—Barometer, Nearly all the correspondents conlirm had srsey. p. 30.071; thermome- left Pekin. dew rel. it wholesale evidence can be and there are ter, 58; point, 44; humidity, 60; the reports of massacre of THE ALLIES INDIFFERENT. 539 Sf. procured Prince Tuan and General Fuh Congress direction of the wind, NW; velocity of the of Pekin, A Tung still sorno of those concerned living in the Christians outside corre- (H, MY, SHE’S SWEET wind, 0; state of weather, clear. Sian appear to control the government, Tien Tsin, Wednesday, July 25, via will be The Inves- spondent of the Dally News gives the state,they prosecuted. Maximum temperature, 68; minimum to tho and issued edicts 1.—One sinco wo RcnsoisN Char- Footwear Fitters. number killed as between ton and tlrteen according officers, Shanghai, Thursday, August began using tigation Is not complete and probably temjierature, 66; mean temperature. 02; printed in the gazette,exhorting the Chi- of the commanding officers here says the coal to kindle with. Tlio lire comes up will not bo until information from Italy maximum wind velocity, 16NWj preoipi- thousand, all defenseless converts. Ini- I nese to kill all and tatiou—24 hours, 0. Is foreigners native relief expedition will start for Pekin so that never feel cross. enables It to be conducted minutely. perial troops—so it stated—did the quickly you Christians. One ollioer says that there about August 15. Foreign residents and> The Governor does not consider the sit- j ghastly work. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. are 10,000 troops in Pekin, including friends of the beseiged in Pekin, who Itig Rag: 10c at All Grocer*. uation at either Paterson or West Hobo- According to the Shanghai correspond- The weather Tung’s army and eight thousand are at same to Tien Tsin to await news or to ken as serious. He does not believe the agricultural department ent. of the Times one of the members of bureau tor taken at 8 The bold all the the are yesterday, Aug. 8, the Li Yemen mentioned Yung Tsung. soldiery accompany expedition, intensely anarchists at either place would do t>. m., merklan time, the observation for Tsung by streets within a mile of the legations il ist-rttlsfled with the progress of the prep- No. anything locally which would bring nis section being given in this order: United States Consul Goodnow as having ! (TALK 263.) of The foreign troops when tho officers left arations. They accuse the army of in- ADAMS & them into prominence. Temperature, direction wind, state ol' been beheaded for pro-foreign tendeaoles ANDERSON, GO., weather: Pekin had burned the Chemmen gate. difference and of magnifying the difficul- EXACT FIT. was Hau Ching Cheng, former minister ammunition to New Their appeared be failing ties to be encountered in reaching Pekin. lire Insurance Boston, 70, N, clear; York, 74, NW, to Hussta. The coi’respondent says the I of Agency A GIGANTIC PLOT. Wash- and their lire had been si- guarantee every pair glasses clear; Philadelphia, 70, N, clear; ordered his execution quick guns Empress Dowager that I to an exact lit I ’.il Street. ington, 74 N W, clear; Albany, 04 N, p oldy; lenced for seme before and sell be guar- Exchange New 3.—The Herald to- of Li days July 15, HAD A COW MOOSE. York, August 70, 8, on the advice Ping Meng. in case. If Buffalo, E, clear; Detroit, 70, clear; were their riil9s when antee satisfaction every Ilrsl Class American and Foreign Cornpame* morrow will the has been they using only publish following: Chicago, 78, 8E, clear; 8t. Paul, 'JO, 8W, Li Hung Chang informed 3.—Seth in all re- HORACE ANDERSON. CHAS. C. hard The officers said that Bangor. August Woodard, they are not satisfactory AllAMg. “In the of the and of clear; Huron, Dak., 93, 8E, clear; Bis- Prince pressed. every deeis Tnos. J. Little. ipeodtf. possession poiice from Pekin that Ching’s only who last November was head man at a T to know 1 86 bullet kills a Chinaman, spects want it. want the Italian authorities is evidence which marck, NE, clear; Jacksonville, 78, in the foreign clear. prominent supporters peace policy near Middle Branch a to them back and have SE, An intensely bitter feeling prevails poplar camp pond, you bring the investigators regard as indisputable are General Yung Lu and Wang Wen STRIKE ON CANADIAN PACIFIC. Li The de- short distance from Kadahdin Iron them made right at my expense. I of the formation here and in Pater- of the board against Hung Chang. papers proof Shao, president of revenue, have faith in to Man., August 3.—A strike nounced the hono r paid him at Works, was brought hero this morning my ability give you Winnipeg, son, N. J., of a gigantic plot against the Trhosa influence is small. llong and and calls him and in the Court perfect service. If I did not I would was declared on tho Canadian Pacific lives of the crowned heads of the world. Kong Shanghai the arraigned Municipal th9 business and find One of most official in quit optical today by the machinists, black- Various shreds and of Parson’s corrupt anti-foreign charged with having cow moose moat in railway patches proof THE GERMJN PRESS. do confi- Pills every day China and the belief that he something to that I had smiths, boiler makers, fitters, laborers were which indicate sj express pro- his possession. He pleaded guilty and the gathered yesterday for a week will do r i on Advance on dence in. is Comments Proposed to save China from the of Every person adapted and locomotive who are out that the fabric woven the more to cure Bil- e | poses penalty case was continued for sentence on painters original by some I believe I have Pekin. her acts the for work and from Lake to the master weaver was intricate and subtile. iousness, Sick (5 by embroiling powers. of the which amounted Superior Pacific coast. payment costs, found what I can do best. I believe fteadkche 3.—A German The destruction of con- In a The anaj'chiste of and\j Berlin, August foreign 2 foreign property to Winnipeg, including number of suspected having gone and a $12.80. that I can fit better than I can Constipation, | to the United States Consul Fowler es- glassos to the of his and office official said correspondent of tinues. men dismissed on Monday, 6r>0 are out. slay king Italy, queen all Liver and » do else in the world. the Associated Press timates that the losses of the American anything went various routes as the Bowel Complaints, ? | today: The strikers claim the dismissals wore others, by PASTOR CALLED than a whole box of ( forces advanced missions amount to The losses BANCOR TO books of the Tavirous £ “If the allied upon $1,500,000. for the of their steamship compa- i A. M. purpose breaking up irritating, drastic C Pekin without a chief commander, and if through the suspension of trade are enor- PHILADELPHIA. WENTWORTH, nies show.” _ hence the strike. pills or remedies. ® unions, the commanders of the different contin- mous. Bangor, August 3.—Rev, H. E. Foss, ASHAMED OF HIS NAME, Put up in glass Q gen ts believe that they can manage in Chinese bring many stories of horrible pastor of Pine street M. E. church, Ban- Practical SNOW IN ADIRONDACKS. phials, boxed, 25c. Q Optician, Milan, August 4 — Lieut, Bresci, broth- this way the matter must be left to their outrages upon native Christians who gor, has received a call from tha First I.S. JOHNSON & CO. $ 540 1-3 Congress St. Etizabetlitown, N. Y., August 3.— er of Humbert’s has in- discretion and the powers must be satis- have been murdered, tortured, or com- Methodist church of at King assassin, Boston, Mass. c» Philadelphia Mount Marcy, in tho Adirondack^, was formed the colonel of his regiment of his fied with it. We hope that during the pelled to renounce their religion. Several : 1'4,000 a year and will assume that pastor- White with snow this moruing. intention to leave the army and change advance all the troops will agree and at- have been skinned alive. Two French ate next Maroh. Office Hours,--$&£££*£ 3. HISCELLAKBOUSo PORTLAND pense to open up direct communication COMFORT IN HOT WEATHER. MISCELLANEOUS. POST0FF1CE with Minister In addition to Conger. LYCUflLUTKS VOlTSiiV. CORRECTED TO 1900, his short message relating to the Japan- A Physician's Way of Taking a Bath OFFICE ese check, transmitted through Admiral by Which He Keeps Cool. HOURS. soon to Postmaster's Office, Remey and received this morning, Gen- As as the hot weather begins (Sundays eioenus,81)1911 1 a. m. to 5 p. in. 8.)) eral Chaffee made another and directable get in its serious work people of all de- Bevel- c ashier’s Office, (Sundays grees of competence and incompetence excepted report this afternoon, The message Tallow Dicks’ to 6.00 p.m.: Money order department .*• Alleged to speak on the question proceed to a. m. to 6.00 p. m.t Registry was withheld from publication by Secre departmentcu‘i ai* formulate and communicate recipes for Gear m. to 6.00 p. m. *<#* Root who declined to make its ; tary pur- Confession. the avoidance of sunstroke. So numer- General Delivery, (Sundays excentfls, in. to 1 а. 7.00 p. m. Sundays y.oa to in ™ '■*) port known. It was devot- ous are man at- u*oo presumably these recipes that if a 1.00 to 2.00 p. m. a. ed to a recital of General Chaffee's needs tempted to follow out one-tenth of them CHAINLESS Carrierv Deliveries, (Sundays excentAi, Li Dung’s Koto to See’y. in a military way. In view of the Lon- he wouldn’t have time to do anything business section of the city between Waff'") j Inrlia Ktrofit.s at 7.00 <• 00 nnH 11 „n and don statement that the advance from else. All the efforts of these altruistic and I advis_ers seem, to relate to the I New models, lightened in construction improved Tien Tsin actually began with the pres- however, He Admits That, It is saving of life. None of them considers 1 Demand. ent week, there is also a possibility that Partially throughout. $60, $75. Hay’s the subject of comfort, without which | General Chaffee's has some bear- message - Correct. life ~soon ceases to be worth living. For ing on that it is evident ARRIVAL AND subject, though the benefit of such persons as greatly de- DEPARTURE OF MAILS. from anil his report of this morning that the sire to keep cool—and this category in- Boston, Southern Western, mtermeii and Pennant offices and connections via. * m if could not have cludes an Stormer Boston advance, started, pro- probably overwhelming majori- Columbia, Hartford, railroad Division.) (Eastern Arrive at w of the adult known 1 gressed far beyond Tien Tsin as the out- ty population—a well 5.00 and 10.45 p. m. I close 8.00 and 11 CHAISE WHEELS ! б. 00 and y.00 in. post affair described by him took place physician who is himself a man of ex- p. j Sundays, arrive 12« *5 tensive 11.00 p. in., close 11.45 a. m., 4.00 and ten miles out of Bears Out Idea of adiposity and therefore subject 9,oop8M only town. have to the chain typo, to suffering from high temperatures has ovary improvement possible Boston, Southern and Western, and int*rr, Matter Still Second Assistant Secretary Adee is to 1 diate ofllces and conn cottons, 1 Open formulated a which is with- each tho highest valuo for its price, via Boston act as simple plan containing Maine railroad. (Western secretary of state for a few weeks Conspiracy. in the division)—Arriv reach of any person having access $50. 10.45 a. m.. 5.30 and 8.20 p. in.; the absence of $25, $35, close6.00 U4-w Diplomatically. during Secretary Hay who to a bathtub. ant! 11.30 a. m., and 5.00 p. iil left this afternoon visit “This a Rmotern. via Maine Washington to is method that I have been try- COLUMOIfl COASTER BRfiKE. For either chainlet* or chain Central Railroad—Aw 2.00 ami 4.50 a. m.. 12.45 and his family at their summer home at Sun ing on myself with great success for three 6.15 p. m ciVj wheels, $5,00 with 1900 models. I <>.00, 10.00 and 11.45 a.m.. and 9.00pm. Honda?8 N. H. years now,” he “It in the 12.45 close apee Lake, says. begins arrive p. ui.; 11.45 a in.. and Jl Credibility of State’s Witnesses bathtub and ends in the bathtub. There’s p. in. THE TIEN TSIN CASUALTIES. intermediate nothing else to it except a towel. A great Augusta, ofllces and conna Grlumbia Y lion via Maine Central 1 3 —The casualties Attacked. many persons advocate tepid baths in Bicycles, F. O. B Al LE & CO- ailroad—Arrive 5 Washington, August and O.oo a. m., 12.45 and 6.16 p. m.; close hot weather on the that a cold ***"' in the Ninth United States infantry at ground H05WE OFFICE, COLUMBIA DEALERS, PORTLAND, ME- and il.45 a. in.. 4.15 and 9.00 p. m. bath produces a u-eaction that heats one Tien Farmington. Intermediate offices ana conn™ Tsin, China, on J\ily 13 last are re- IM. Actions up rapidly afteiVard. Well, I’ve got HARTFORD, COSV5 tions. via Maine Central railroad-AiR Viceroy’s Unquestionably ported by General MacArthur. The only 12.45 and 6.15 in. ;close at7.45 nothing to say against the tepid bath I p. a. m. audijJ Maine man included in the list of jiockian t, intermediate offices treatment. For a who ha3 a * and cm,,,*. Sinister. Georgetown, Ky., August 3.—Of the person tions via Knox and Llueolu wounded are Second Lieutenant Frank weak heart or railroad-Ar^ wdxo is not constitutionally 12.46 and 6.00 p. in.; close at- 6.00 R. eight witnesses introduced by the defense and 11 U Lang hnd Private William Murphy, sound it’s an excellent thing, but for a Skowhegan, intermediate offices and conns' in the Powers all but one via Maine Central whose nearest is Hannah case, today, robust man the cold bath is better when tions, railroad-Arift relative Murphy, close at 12 m *' were called for the of 12.45 j>. in.; Portland, Me purpose attacking taken in the light way. Island Pond, Vt., Intermediate offices the credibility of witnesses of the prose- “The popular shower bath is a fallacy via Grand NO GENERAL ADVANCE 31ST. connections, Trunk Railway 1 cution. Former [State Auditor Stone so far as helping one to keep cool is con- nvo at 7.00. it.46 a m.. 6.00 p. m.; Sundays"-,, a. close at 7.30 a. in.. 1.00 Washington, August 3.—It was stated stated that Witness W. an al cerned, for five minutes after you are dry in.; and 5 H.Culton, Sundays 5.00 p. in. that the received the your skin is in* glow. The thing to do is Gov’t Ordered Pao tonight despatch by leged co-conspirator of Powers was re Gorham, N. 11., intermediate ofllces and Ting war to till your bathtub up with cold water, nections, via Grand Trunk department today from Major Gener- moved from a of trust in his office railroad—Arrlv..1, place 7. 0 and 11.4f> a. m., and 6.00 p. m.: al get into it and lie perfectly still for sev- Simdaw Chaffee was dated at Tien Tsin on the because he defaulted in the sum of a. in.; close at 7.30 a. m.. 1.00. 5.00 |1030, eral or p. minutes. To begin with, three a. m. and 7.30 in. Fu 31st of J uly. At the time it was filed of davs at 7.30 p. Massacre, Other witnesses stated that instead as four minutes will be as long you will Montreal— Arrive at 7.00 and 11.45 a. m ... there had been no forward move- r..oo close at l.oo and general being in Frankfort on the day of Gov. want to stay; later you will find yoursell i>. in., 7.00 p. m. Su’id.5 ment close 7.30 p. in. of the allied armies. Goebel’s murder as he swore he for or ten minutes. was, remaining eight S wanton. )'t., Intermediate offices and ORDERED PAO TING MASSACRE. Georce Weaver. a nrosecution witness. When you are thoroughly chilled ncctions, via Mountain Division M. u ftp at 7.50 m.; close at 8.00 m. \V->olii\ o mu.. —j— through and your skin is cool all over, it Arrive p. a. was" in Grapon Springs, Others testified Bartlett. A'. //.. Intermediate offices is time to get out. Now comes the impor- and con. partment makes public the following tele- that Wharton Golden of the prosecution The Kind You Have and which has been 1nections via .Mountain Division M. C. It, p tant Most think must Always Bought, Arrive at 8.50 a. in. and 7.50 part. people they p. m.; close ainTu gram received today, 3, from the has money and intimated that in use over m. August displayed scrub themselves furiously dry with a for 80 years, has borne the signature of l:n. and 12.00 consul jnuchester. N. J/., intermediate general at Shanghai, and the con- it came from the state reward fund. crash It offices andean, Big Battle Inevitable Before towel. That is all wrong. simply my and has been*nade under his per- liections. via Portland & Rochester sul at Che Foo: for the Drosecution made one railroad. z Attorney sets up action of the pores, and there you Arrive at 0.00 p. in.; close at 6.30 sonal since its —a.m., 12.00m supervision infancy. ■ Way to Pekin is “Shanghai, August 3.—Secretary of of those witness. James Harkleroade of are perspiring again. The proper -way is ind 1.2 p. m. f Opened, Allow no one to deceive in this. Cumberland Mills, Gorham and State, Americans left adm't that he had been in to press off the that adhere and do you IFestbmk Washington. Darbourville, drops (Saccarappa) Arrive at 8.45 a. m. 1.20 All Imitations are but atidtjO Chunking yesterday. L‘ told French dieted several times for the violations of the rest by fanning yourself with the Counterfeits, and®* Just-as-good” j?. in.;close 6.30 and 12.00 a. m. and 5.30pa towel. clothes in a South J'ort/and, iFiiiard and consul no will law, Daniel R. of ad Then get into your Experiments that trifle with and the health- of Cape Cottage- j today messages be de- Colier Lancaster, endanger Arrive at 7.30. 11.00 a. to, 8.00 leisurely manner, and you will find that p. m.; close ja livered ministers because foreigners are jutant general of Kentucky under the Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment*, au m., 1.30 and 6.30 p. m. for three or four hours thereafter you Pleasantdale and Cash Corner—Arrive advancing on Pekin Two administration offered as testi- ;j) pro-foreign Taylor will he cool and comfortable, though all ind 11.15 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.; close 7J0a.sc, members of the Li Yamen be- the written word of Gov. 1 nd 1.30 and 6.30 p. m. Tsung mony Taylor creation around you is melting its collar. headed 27th for min- him to the of urging preservation directing bring regiments “Take a bath like this just before What is CASTORIA ISLAND MAILS,. 3 —Another move Washington, August isters, by Li Ping Hang, now command- the state to Frankfort after the breakfast, and if can anoth- guard you possibly Peaks lstand— Arrive at J9.3) a. ra., 4.15 Was made in the situa- 5 today diplomatic ing troops at Pekin. He ordered Pao shooting of Senator Goebel and ordering er in the middle of the afternoon when Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare* n11.. close at 8.30 a. 111.. 2.30 p. to. tion the return of and by an evasive answer Ting massacre. him to confer with the civil authorities the temperature is highest, and you will goric, and It is Harpswell, hong Chebeague Islands-ki- Drops Soothing Syrups. Pleasasit. It r ive at. 9.0J a 6 00 ui.; close at by Li Hung Chang to find the miseries of city life in the heated ul, p. 8.00 a. in, Secretary Hay's “Goodnow.:: of Franklin county as to how best to pre- contains neither nor other Narcotie 3 .30 p. m. so all Opium, Morphine peremptory demand of August 1 to be put “Che spell mitigated that you will forget Foo, Afternoon, August 2. serve peace there. substance. Its age is its guarantee. It Worms STAGE MAILS. in communication with the about them. I first tried this two years destroys foreign min- “Secretary of State, This was the first of the Washington: appearance ago when that terrific hot spell hit the and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Bowery Beach—Arrive at 5.30 p. ar.; close a isters at Pekin. Li s answer is not final .00 in. “Just received telegram from Governor document which was never made a part p. city early in August, and, though I had Colic. It relieves cures Elizabeth and and leaves the matter of Shan Teething Troubles, Constipation Cape Knightville,—krCcn, a open diplomatical- Tung requesting me to transmit of the state reeo.ds and Cantrill to be in the the 1 .30 a. m. and Judge city throughout heat, and It assimilates 5^0 p. in.; close at 6.00 a. in. and ly, But Li's actions, as Con- to Flatulency. the Food, tlio .00 m. reported by you tne following: ‘Have just received ruled it out as incompetent. got through it well and almost comforta- regulates l p. sul Stomach and Duck Pond, Pride’s Comer, General Goodnow, are unquestion- dated Li bly. But it must be remembered that Bowels, giving healthy and natural Windham, telegram July 30th, Tsung Ya- An alleged confession of ‘Tallow | sleep. Vvndham, Baipnond and South Casco—Arrtn and will amount to a this treatment or The Children’s Panacea—The a 110.00 a. m.: at in. ably sinister, final men, stating various ministers of the Dick” Coombs, one of the men under in- isn’t for invalids people Mother’s Friend. close 2.00 o. of the American with weak or hearts. I don’t want rejection proposition, if German legation want commanders to dictment in connection with the Goebel lungs persisted in. Mr. Goodnow’s to be responsible for deaths by heart dis- despatch get the column in motion. Meanwhile shooting which was exhibited here today, GENUINE contains some further ease and pneumonia. The safe thing to ALWAYS information bear- the sharp check received by the was at first denied by him, but later he CASTORIA THE DAILY PRESS. Japanese do is to ask your family physician wheth- ing on the question of for | responsibility scouting party is an indication of admitted that it is correct, The what partially er you are hardy, enough to stand such a Pekin conditions, in the statement that he should might experience he take the confession, if true, throws no further course before you begin.”—New York the commander of the Chinese Can always be found at tlis troops by desperate chance of pushing forward light on the case than to connect Henry Sun. periods inference to answerable the Chinese gov- alone.’ more tores of: Youtsey closely with the murder Not ordered Convenient. ernment, the Pao Ting Pu mas- and to bear out the idea of CONGER DESPATCH GENUINE. conspiracy, One of best known is E. Vi. Roberta J 09 Congress street, sacre. It is Detroit’^ figures « learned here that Li A. B. Merritt 247 , Ding a venerable one of whose u Washington, August 3 —The state de- artist, charac- N. A». BeftscnUen, 530 the commander refered a i| Hong to. is teristics is furnishing fun without know- V«. H. Aeviett. 504 f| has received a SHAH A FATALIST. H civil official and well partment cablegram from 1. A. Ubbev. 610 known to all the ing it. Some time ago he sold a portrait Consul Fowler at Che which fei>ra.«ue, 61 McK.no, 405 Congress street Chinese officials abroad as one of the most Foo, says 3.—Mira Mezam de Gaf- of a Paris, August ljotable personage for what seemed (. has AslitoA, «3i A Congress street that he has obtained the of the rabid anti foreign leaders in China. He copy ciph- fary, Persian minister of public works, to the old gentleman a large sum of | B. U Donnell 135 Congress street. er from Minister which I J. 11. tvemuey. 798 .'ou.ress strteL is a close friend of Prince Tuan and the dispatch Conger in an interview the im- money. gives personal The KM You Have in. t. naicn, 2 Exchange street was sent Minister Wu to the de- Instead of himself with association of these two in Pekin through of the Shah on the ccm- furnishing Always Bought' W. J. Dennis, 4ia Commercial itrset affairs, pression outrage iicicj, xuo some of the C. 8. Cole. Cor. Boy Minister Wu in Washington. It was for- Germany, separated, sine©' each has its M cellanie Falls—Merrill & Doming, ter of doubt. it will be a life well.”—Atchison par- claiming that was Probably Globe. manufacturer and No. Decrma— r. G. warded by Minister Eu at Germany severely ticular use. To do this Noyes. Yeng St. Pet- sentence at hard work by baud ate* boro—J. 11. C1US0. beaten by the United and that the labor, though it is pos- save money. K°|W ersburg because the latter is the States, would be troublesome Noll a veil—C. 8 Stat)ie« dean sible he will be condemned to the Life’s Pleasures. and expensive, German foreign office is afraid to let the guillo- and Old N ortli Rtratiora N u.—j. C uutoSttv of the Chinese diplomatic service. It The the the most screens are Trunks taken German tine. highest, best, per- generally employed for Nnrwav—B E stone. was public know the facts of the that in transmitted through the governor of manent pleasures are those which are not purpose. Screens are not abso- exchange for ,v'utaiu» NORTH CAROLINA MAJORITIES. meeting obligations. use them, but they insure Goods Orcnard—J nn u the cabinet this Indeed eager search after in delivered Oxford—C. F. Btarbira. as indicating that the Chinese minis- morning it was an- pleasure any uniformity lu size of Charlotte, N. C., 3.—A direction is pieces, and uni- Philipps—W. A. D Granin. ters abroad August special nounced that the would-be always fruitless, because it freeanywhere with- have at last reached a unani- assassin of formity means in many cases Blcuinond—A. L. 1'reoie. to the Observer from implies a condition of mind to which en- superior in 5 miles cf mous Raleigh says: Muzzaffer Ed Shah of Port- Bumlord Falls— t'. J. Uolfa. conclusion that the situation is no Din, Persia had wear, smoothness and The returns tonight show that Demo- during happiness is a stranger. Selfish- economy. Most land. Bock land— Huun & Carr. to be his name as Salson. A man of longer trifled with, Their action ?iven of this ness and the screens in common use Art & wall PaperOa cratic enjoyment may dwell together today •* majorities aggregate 64,678 and fu- name who had been A. J. Huston. may be regarded as a final effort on their regarded and watched for a brief me of the kind. In We give sion majorities the season, but the latter will rotary operating trading Pianford—Tr ifton Bros. 5.125, making net is an anarchist part to influence the home government disappeared from Paris soon wither away under the they are generally so stamps. Democratic majority 59,553. There will scorching arranged that the Bkowiietcan—11. G. Grates In 1896 and had not since been influence of Mar mm and its outcome is awaited with located. the former. product of the crusher falls fcouu Portland—J. P. great be contests in several counties. directly Trunks and * Son, 8o.Ww Interest. into the Bags ri. Kicker rotary screen, which IV. H. Mm risen. A revolves repaired. Meanwhile the of 'Tombstone Bee. an Inclined Louth Windham—J. w. head. government the Unit- SALSON HAD PROTECTION. ax and the Copake, N. Y., comes to the front empties Bouth Fan*-A. I). Sturtovant. ed States like the of To Save Her with • parate Open evenings. governments Eu- Child i pieces Into small bins below houih Paris—F. A. Sliurtlelf *C* Paris, August 4.—The Echo de Paris decided novelty in the way of social rope, has not abandoned its efforts to From frightful disfigurement Mrs. he crusher. Soulli Waterboro-G. 0. Downfc diversion. — Nannie says that Salson, although condemned’to The citizens organized a 539 CONGRESS Saco W, L. Streeter. establish communication with its Gallager, of LaGrange, Ga ap- ST., Just Abo/a Shaw’s minis- months’ ‘tombstone bee” out to the Hftco- 11. Jt. Kendrlolut * Oo. plied Bucklen s Arnioa Salve to sight; imprisonment last year and, going ** ters at Pekin by independent means and great Built For Eternity. K. L. l’reble. sores on her head and and writes ) lever went to The graveyard, straightened up all the top- Fouth tile state face, prison. police knew ibe Bristol—N. W.Gamag* department has instructed Con- its quick cure exceeded all her riling monuments and headstones. Phoenicians were great road X \V. Walsb. hopes. ] lis address and he never hid himself. The They homaslnu—B. evil General It works wonders in :hen returned to >uildcrs. Traces of SB, citizens of am1^ '1° “n.in home from their vacation, which they way meeting ground ©blunder PREFERRED local scenery Irom the studios of W. B. Water Front. have spent in Freeport. meant. We by no means had a ren of nature, they cannot endure the Post and B. T. Newman were also for uproar inthe house? gale and wen1 attractive to all lovers STAN DISH. of curiosity or sidewalk conventionalities of society. I grant very' monopoly entered the field. of art. In the Chinese lanterns from The steamer Freshfleld of the Thomson evening 3—The Poland Seemingly, as In the fable of old, they are most bohemian, but all wicked? ‘Twill stop illuminated the scene and a fine enter- Sebago Lake, August line sailed noon for London. Hand will have services in Union the armed with No! As In the Saint Germain yesterday It is Better now mi l of music Praying ground sprang men, Faubourg tainment, consisting tableaux, She took 214 head of cattle and (>00 child’s WE DID IT. chapel, Saturday evening,and all day Sun- soon in some find the so in the Latin 10, your and a recitation, was given on a rustic canes, joined mysterious you bad, equally day. All are cordially Invited. sacks of Hour and 1773 boxes of cheese. state. Later the oriental vocalists, ac- manner as many women and children. Quarter you llnd goodness. For me, I j in Next Thursday the ;.town of Standlsli by toothache Vnvi, Neirly all the other companies have companied by the guitar, sang appropri- The steam yacht Gypsy arrived from Is st » been forced the Preferred com- will celebrate Old Home Day at Sebago All were intently watching an old stone find it home.” by ate selections in various parts of the Boston and the steamer Cumberland ar- a minute. petition to followjtbo loader—Tlie PREFERRED Lake. The committees have mode from which soon rushed out Our last in the lawn. The lawn party was a great suc- every gateway, day Exposition grounds, —but It stands the insuring public in hand to arrangment for an enjoyable day to all rived from the same city at 4.30 o'clock the PREFERRED— cess, both financially and socially, hundreds of young man, wearing ex- and we have not even glanced at this or patronize company—The those that are able to come. I he morn- in the on board a 25 Cents. that made the other companies five the Monday July 30, Mrs. Hale as well as broad besides a million more we afternoon, having evening, will be over to the tremely long hair, very that, objects public double benefits and liberal contracts, Jacobs of Malden, Mass and a few ing given young people number of for etc At 3 o'clock the low crowned and carry- long to see. We could not pass unnoticed large passengers. in box friends a entertain- dancing, games, brimmed, hats, Cotton gave very enjoyablo will be After being at this port for several ment in Union hail, at Last Conway, N. programme given consisting Jof ing immense black portfolios, Che size of the 60,000 dollar ruby, although to our able men, songs the the schooner Fred A. Jackson “Over the river.'* It was well speaking by by had never before beheld. Broad uncultivated taste so a seems days ll., just the of -which we huge gem chorus, under leadership Prof. sailed for New York. patronized. Julius Ward, Portland; also readings bright scarlet ribbons fluttered from scarcely more than colored glass. Thera On Tuesday evening, July 31, the sum- Tbe Lorna in lobsters. by home talent and other exercises their sleeves and numerous are many but only one brought 3,003 mer visitors gave an entertainment for given shoulders, jewelers, Tiffany; F. for the day. Comparatively few people visited the C. DUNLAP, the benefit of Mr. James H. Sutcliffe, a appropriate flower girls, their baskets filled only with his exhibit is unequalled in its splendor. Mrs. N. E. Sawyer is being visited by war but if sees fair member of the Grover Post, G. A, R. from one man to the of coronets of diamonds! The ships yesterday today her uncle and his wife, Mr. and Mrs red pinks, passed Hopes pearl; Sfsate A^ent, Mr. Sutcliffe was a favorite conductor weather crowds are Frank of St, also and soon each had to his cases with all the colors of the large expected. and driver on the street care who has re- Boulter, Paul, Minn,, next, pinned sparkle Mrs Arnold of New York, iavored is three 86 STREET lost his A line programme lappel a bunch of crimson carnations. rainbow. The setting EXCHANGE cently place. Mr. Walter Alien and after a was which consisted of instru- family, sized which SIMPSON REUNION. presented During the entire time, the singing con- rows of large gems nearly The Mo. of Tow weeks passed with Rev. C. L. Parker Portland, mental music by the Female orhestra cover to the Two ex- returned to their home in tinued with unabated vigor and unintel- the linger joint. be a reunion on dec2i eodtf the Oxford and a piano solo by Mr. J.aw- aqd family, There will grand Au- Massachusetts, Tuesday words. “What does It all mean hibits which one cannot overlook are the Tourist ley; vocal music by Messrs Fernald and ligible gust 23, at Merrymeeting Park, Bruns- Miss Abbie l>avis, a nurse in the Eye Bullard; recitutions by Messrs. Fernald and visions of communistic risings passed miniature Eiffel tower, studded with descendants of and Ear Iniirmury, was called home to wick, of the William and the havFyoiTseien and Moriey and a comedietta, “The Fair our com- and a of its oitlos And care for her Zell who is before us. At our elbow was diamonds, map France, Lewis who settled in Encounter'’ was acted by Mrs. llale Jac- sister, Davis, Agnes Simpson, sick with fever. friend, a ever near, indicated by precious stones. Far ex- obs, Miss trura Locke aud Mr. Paul Mor- typhoid posite policeman, Brunswlck'about the year 1075, at which Jeweler. Mrs. Geo. Dole passed Wednesday with an of this wonlerrul in Its Lsmson’s Views? iey. The hall was tilled with the com- never importunate, encyclopedia In- ceeding display, all descendants and their families are Flatinotypa her sister at Bonny Eagle, calling on rades of the Grover Post and the many formation. “Ah mesdames It is the light, the most dazzling jewel can have their relatives at West Buxton. changing cordially invited. Strangers in town The Molt A rtlatlc Collection Ever Put friends of Comrade Sutcliffe, A good is the illumi- Mr Eugene Hill of Windsor, Vt., students of the Eoolo Polytechnic; they of the exposition grounds, A shore dinner will b8 served at the jewelry store wants supplied here, on the Mnrtfet. sum was realized from tho entertain- intel- a few of last week with his success- of the Chateau D’Eau. the assurance of a e them and The of an base passed days have passed their examinations nation by night Casino at a moderate with prompt, Call atari get an illus« ment. proceeds amateur expense. ices. mother, returning Tuesday. uftornoon we secured our and moderate pi (rated base ball match, which was played on fully and this is the yearly custom. Its Late in the The Rev. is to ligent. service, Catalogue. If the weather Tuesday even- Elijah Kellogg expected a a was also added to permits, the water and Whether its pretty souvenir, Tuesday afternoon, or each week the month ot s’amusent” with the inevitable shrug; chairs fronting palace pos- be and will deliver a short ad- this fund.. ings through present dainty bit of jewelry, a diamond Rev. C. L. Parker will hold and as we left, vociferous cheers rent the sessed our souls in patience until nine, Preparations are being made for the August, dress which will be of Interest to all. brooch, or a watch and chain, you’ll air in the grove, services for It wu3 a celebration of open meetings air for a favorite professor. the hour illuminating. It is desired that all those who find an attractive of strictly THE LAMSON STUDIO. “Academy Day,” Aug. at 7 o'clock. expect display from beginning and the dense crowd about us 18, on a somewhat different plan We tho forenoon in the fete day, to be will notify Mrs.Alloe reliable wares. be spent looking present pleaso last year, since all the exercises will ENTERING. was a one. in If watch or a ideco of jewelry 5 St., Falmouth Hotel FOR BREAKING AND we tho afternoon motley Directly front, Lunt, South Durham, Maine, your Temple Opp. held In tho village instead of nt the Cha- Louvre, spent looking Simpson wo can mb it in were father and mother from "the coun- needs repairing, per- with the at the Howard M. Frank and William Camp- at the Louvre. Oh! little or Mr. A. T. Simpson, 113 Sherman ami Brintimr for tauqua Grove, banquet prepositions fect condition, ard guarantee our Developing amateurs, Oxford. A of the with little Benjamin, while the self general meeting bell were yesterday morning before Judge freighted with such “walt-y” difference try, StrWV) Jruitiouui ou an da a ij a uuvu an work. jya-TuTli&SatVinos friends of tho school will be held on Au- woll-to do with in their “This makes the supporting, grown up daught- that 9 th. Hill, oharged breaking, entering meaning, possible proper arrangements may gust i-LH __1 itur er u J v***^^. xm> »viu AVtx are acoussd of miv;uuv* JllttilttgUli dinner. The Oxford has a large number of atul larceny. They break* ***> j bo made for Think not this was to be guests, many of whom will remain ing into the house of Nathan Sanborn bus lumbered by, leaving us once more supper came. A reception committee will be In wait- EDWARI) S. WAITE, for lunch affair. De- through the mopth of August, at on Wed- and statues ol’ the a “live minutes where all are and Royal Sanborn, Baldwin, to count the windows ing nt the Casino requested 8f. '*17 the white cloth was spread, 5-17 Congress BUXTON. nesday night and stealing a quantity of classlo building. Wo were now fully ex- liberately to report on nrrival at the park. aug2dTh,s,Tu2w MONEYJ-ORNEB. laid, then appeared bread, brown Chicopee, Aug. 3.—Mrs, Cooper ard articles, consisting of envelopes, knives, periencing the reverse side of the Paris- napkins It is hoped that every descendant, so and three varieties of meat, name- her daughter Gertrude, who have been dividers, Bible, spoke shaves, gimlets, ian bus system, which hitherto had been white, far us they may be able, will interest Heirs and others desiring to with her Mr, and Mrs less bottle of red wine,, stopping parents, brushes, stockings, underwear, etc. Both at our beck and call, Despite the exas- sweets, syphons themselves in this reunion and be pres- borrow money oil HEAL ES- John Bwthby, for a few weeks, returned and DESTROYER men were bound over in the sum of little we of charged water—all ate, drank, THE ZANTE HAIR t> their home at on $500 perating placard “complet,” ent if possible. household furni- Sprlngvalo. Me., if at unembarassed TATE, NOTES, each. the of the were merry as home, Thursday. mounted steps clumsy convey- for the Removal of etc. Business strict- the hundreds about them who A Harmless Liquid ture, pianos, ance and appealed to the conductor's by THE CHILDREN. Superfluous Ilatr. confidential. with amused the com- REMEMBER ly common sense. “Oomo, let us reason to- watched, interest, It not removes the hair perfectly clear of the feast. Remember the children and buy them only gether; here Is all this unoccupied space pletion in five minutes, but will, If applied every third in a nice suit for Old Home week or any the hair The length in the center, why can’t we stand?'* As Far above us, rising, falling silvery dav, remove permanently, R. M. Lewson & Co. of time intakes to entirely destroy it, depends cascades were many other occasion. we re-iterated “stand"’an expression of fountains, floating the strength of the hair. for them and and upon Loan have or Sbawnut in air, the great balloon. Slow- provided today This -ontaius no caustic, acid, pois- Go., horror, such as only a glimpse of the gor- by, high liquid are to have a sale of onous substance, there is'no danger of its came the and to add to the Monday thoy special 68 ST., ME- head could have equalled, spread ly twilllght a sear, or causing injury in any way. MARKET PORTLAND, gon’s and leaving of the above tow- children's woolen, linen, pique duck The Hair Destroyer is sold under a written taayodtf Itself over the man’s face, and abashed at loveliness hour, up, up Zanto and offer them at half or less. to accomplish all that is claimed of tt. er and palace rose the moon. suits price guaiantee our own temerity in thinking we could gleaming #1.50 Express Paid without from For further particulars see advertise abate “one jot or one tittle of the law,” In an instant, warning that vast multitude oame a low ment. we fled to a Seine boat. deep A MEW FIRE Before leaving home we were conscious the Editor. Paris Hair —AND— Extract Astounded FUNERAL OF W. W. LATHAM, Lovering’s Store, Pond’s' of a con- deep-seated, though unspoken Boston. Editor 8. A. Drown, of Dennettsville, 1990 Washington St., Paris this to funeral of W. W. Latham was held 19 viction that year, contrary S. C., was once immensely surprised. The my _eodtt ACCIDENT AGENGY all other would us more than from forenoon at his late homo on Junes, give “Through long suffering Dysp3ep- yestorday but one of the in ||gjj wife was Strongest CAUTION! Refuse the |j he weak, watery Witch Hazel even we desired musically. Uprooted sia,’’ writes, “my greatly Cumberland street. The house was roitliUid, to be "the same as” POND’S run down. She had no strength or vigqr preparations represented I*®**® We found a dearth of those present rela- conviction! operatic distress from her stom- crowded, among being will renew EXTRACT, which easily sour and generally contain j§ and suffered great Bring your policies and I p':ii|y stars for which even two Paderewski but she tried Electfic Bitters wnich tives, neighbors, business and church "wood alcohol,” a deadly poison. POND’S EXTRACT ach, them at tiro lowest rates consistent with failed to for he* at onoe, and, after using lour friends. The services were conducted is sold ONLY in SEALED enclosed in buff V-ae-VU**. conoerts compensate, Delna, helped by full protection. bottles, she is entirely well, can eat any- in‘Hlansel and Gretel,” interesting as bottles, the Rev. Mr. Hack and there was a vocal It’s a grand tonic, and Its gentle tning. The 11 oral is the opara, can hardly bo called a great laxative qualities are splendid for torpid solo by Miss Cobb. offerings THOMAS H. FLAHERTY, artist. liver.For Indigestion, Loss of Appe- were elaborate and profuse, The body STEPHEN BERRY, f*t neril Iiisurnnce A gout. Stomach and Liver troubles It's a to the we left and tite, was accompanied Cray by family 1’hree years ago “Samson guaranteed cure. Only 50o at positive, and interment was in the family lot First National Bank Building, Delilah” at the Grand Opera House, II, P. S. Goold, 577 Congress street, Bool, Job aid Card Printer, AO. 37 PLUM STREET. Jy28d2w only to return in 1900 to find them drug store. there. UISCELLANEODS. •IISOKL.L.ANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. "He Is not here. That is one thing cer- AT OCEAN PA UK. tain. We are wasting our time here In the East childlessness is considered for looking him.” Assembly a curse from the It is a pathetic Doings of the Chnutauquan *h gods. They opened the door and filed out. AT NOON AUG. 1st. sight to see some childless Hindoo Yeiteiday OPEN The wind, rushing in, fanned the can- mother prostrate before an idol, implor- dle to a flicker. The old woman shut that the curse of childlessness be ing may tSPECIAi TO THE PliESSj taken away. and locked It after them, stood in the THE ALL RIGHT. W. P. we much a moment Ocean August '3.—Kev. Are middle of the room waiting, Park, ■ the SS 8 HE wiser than the then made her-way stealthily out the Curtis of Apponaug, H. I., conducted CAFE heathen? back door toward the cellar. morning devotional service of the Chau- Thousands of She listened until the horses’ hoofs tauqua assembly at Ocean Park Friday. childless had died then she wide the The subject was “Lessons from Jfinoch.” women are away, flung cellar door. Mrs. H. B. M. Moulton of Haverhill, not as they as un- “Jamie,” she cried, “come out! Mass acted accompanist. suppose Purinton der Nature’s They’re gone! They’re gone!” At nine o’clock Prof. H, it. Leviston de- ban, but are There was no response. She peered of Cobb Divinity School, Insti- suffering from In. It was too dark to discerr anything livered the first in a series of Bible a diseased of there without the aid of a light. tute lectures. The course will consist condition of She returned to the hut and, finding a ten lectures on the general topic, “The OSS Federal Street. the delicate feminine It may be organs. went back into the cellar. She Prophets of Israel."’ Prof Purinton’s drains or female match, debilitating wveakness, the scratched the match on the stone wall. subject thi3 morning was, “Anios, and perhaps an ulcerated and inflamed The face and of Law.” He began with an in- It has been thoroughly overhauled—scrubbed, whitened, paiuted, condition of the parts. In any case the light illumined her eager Prophet paperedan,] of de- cleaused and furnished. 1 he sleeping ajKirtmeuts are diseased condition must be removed and her dim, narrow, hungry eyes. It also troduction to the course lectures, most severely newly pn^ can make them. We want tho of a healthy condition established before illumined the rude interior. scribing the golden age of Jewish history and clean as time and money peoplo Portland the maternal funqtion can be fulfilled. ^ in the were written. Ho want the from tho and all ^ L J/ It was empty. which prophecies to drop in and see us. Wo people country strangers in a mother acknowledges her debt man his Many The match dropped from her nerve- theV portrayed the Amos, person- Portland to come in and see us. We ilo not promise you to Dr. Pierce’s P'avorite and THE the Avind has I could along. Listen how it anything Prescription, prairies wind, get less It flickered al and characteristics, and we eau for tho fingers to the floor. appearance Wo will take your order, give you ali money you pay, and we to its inventor Dr. R.V. Pierce, of Buffalo, full sweep. It chants cease- blows. It never quits blowin. Some- hope there for a moment, then went out. the circumstances of hi3 daily life. The N. Y., who invites the sick to write and less It moans and times I’m her voice sank to a you will say dirges. afraid,” of the lecture consisted of a consult nun navorue She crept feebly up the steps and main body wn.nout cnarge. shrieks and Avhistles, dies whisper; “I’m afraid it will get into my ON stood at the of the wind. careful analysis of the book of Amos, outside, mercy Prescription” promptly allays irritation, iIoaa u I can’t to a AA'liisper, rises once more and brain and addle it. Some days it was AND F03D IS ALL lieals ulceration, checks the debilitating Sweeping across the wide belt of the showing the purpose with which —SMALL'S COFFEE SMALL’S RIGHT— wails. think, it blows so. Listen now*!” drains, cures female weakness and the purple prairie, it made merry with her. written, and its adaption to the condi- Across the of From far across the the All, Cafe” most The best accompanying bearing down pains. It prairies southern and away prairie tions and needs of the time. And the name “The Right appropriate. known and to the wind came It moane'd and wo have catered to them gives vitality elasticity organs eastern Kansas vast fields of wheat soughing: I l The remainder of the forenoon was oc- people in Portland appreciate this name; at the Haymow feminine, and establishes the Avave in the varied acres of moaned. It rushed nearer. Its moan Best Cafe in Portland. peculiary wind, by cupied with the classes in physical cul- Spring House. Wo tried to purchaso the They are not natural conditions which make for the louder. It into a shriek. yellow, rustling corn, meadows of al- grew developed under the direction of we did the next best We have no marked children. ture and oratory for sale, therefore thing. display 0| easy birth of healthy falfa It shook the unsheltered hut. It and clover fresh from a soil so Miss Sadai P. Porter of Mass. There is as for you Peabody, plate glass; we have a thoroughly clean, correctly managed, all right nothing just good that one wrenched the shutters and flung be loamy might thrust one’s arm apart While these classes were in session at No oven as ‘‘Favorite Prescription.” Don’t for feeding ll»e people. boor, (not ginger ale). in ffiy doAvn elbOAV into its them to Then it died away in place off with a substitute. deep blackness and again. a number of children put the temple large twolve in Summer hotel life I never sold to any living of touch no but nearer the an moan. years’ experience dead I have never written how I am clay, beyond, unceasing at Curtis home for the session you grateful gathered a of of any kind. How many can say the same? I to for in health and The man turned livid. He individual drop spirits gball you your help securing good i Colorado line, vegetation is stunted, the dropped of the children’s bible class conducted by one of the dearest thirteen this Neatness, Most sweetest, pound girls black soil assumes an his knife and fork and sprang to his stick to principle.-Good Food, Scrupulous Cleanliness, Kioa that ever came into a writes Mrs. M. j ashy look, gaunt Miss Martin. The thi3 was home,” topio morning the of III. feet. and Prices shall support high reputation Raymond Spring Vastine, 647 South liberty St., Galesburg, | cattle broAvse upon the parched prairie “The Crucifixion of Christ.” People Right Honw ‘‘When I wrote about ailments I was you my and the smart of the “Listen!” he cried. has all over this country, and continue to command the good will and living in Richland, Iowa. I took six bottles of grasses, cottages The bathing hour occupied its usual friendship Dr. Pierce's Favorite four of the I east to huts. with the of the wind there of the well known and most influential of Portland. Prescription, give place Along sigh on the and many took many people ‘Golden Medical and four vials of place programme Discovery’ In one of these about came the sound of horses’ hoofs beat- see Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Before I had taken huts, which the of the for a rest Come in and 1 advantage opportunity four bottles of the Favorite I was wind hoAvled the hard turf of the Prescription incessantly, rocking it to ing upon prairie. from classes and exercises and Yours Most Respectfully a new woman. I cannot make pen describe my literary Its inefficient foundation, an old woman “They are after me!” he panted heartfelt gratitude.” | took a dip in the surf. : stood her hands found the cell empty, TKn affnmrtAn arifnrf.nl D lYlfiTlf. fiDATi Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulate slowly pressing gaunt hoarsely. “They ftd O. 0E3. JS2VE^.X_.XJ. together and her heart in her and now they are after mo. Hide me! the stomach, liver and bowels. looking, with a piano duet, “Persian Dances,” at a creature aaTio huddled close Hide me!” p, s.—We would like a neat, small rent near Monument square, or two or eyes, No. 1. Haslinger, by Prof. Aborn and to the And he was like a little child again, Will Purchase if Call or address OLD HOiVIE WEEK. j open fire, silvering. Miss M. Louise Morse. Mr. and Mrs. three pleasant room^. prico'is right. He was a His clinging to her skirts. pitiful object. clothing Francis Labadie of Philadelphia then was in rags, his shoes Avere worn until “Go to the cellar,” she commanded, gave their dramatic l'ecital entitled “An /MERiGAN DECORATING GO. the toes and his head was his shoulders and protruded, grasping shaking Infinite Jest.” In this recital Mr. and 104 A clean Avhile his trans- pushing him forward, “and stay there.” Exchange St., Portland, Me. shaven, hands, / Mrs. Labadie repeated their pronounced C. E. or parent and trembled weak- She unlocked the back door and shov- S3VEA3L.IL, Decorating in all its Branches and in Simple emaciated, success of Their HE WAS A PITIFUL OBJECT. Thursday evening. ap- Elaborate Designs. ly as he spread them out to the blaze, ed him out. pearance at Ocean Park was the first in 23S Federal fanned the which Avhis- “You’ll find the close to the It caught at her skirts and tore them. direct, City. PRICES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS by wind, crept openin this of the Their success auuidiw I It itself in her un- part country. Lffe tlingly up the wide cracks of side of the house,” she told him. “Go tangled gray hair, through here has won them many friends who the hearth. there and stay. They won’t think loosed it from the comb and flung it BANNERS, Fla^s, Pictures, crumbling will be glad to hear them again whenever there’s a cellar to this little old hut. I about her upturned face and across her The old woman suddenly opened her offers. Their lifted to the quiet opportunity programme Pulldowns, Streamers, <*.1 mo. uiic iiAetvic cao il won’t let them find you, Jamie. They eyes, questioningly wuuiu uaye Friday afternoon was varied and inter- of the stars so All of Standard Woolen American Bunting. him in them. : shan’t except over my dead body.” glimmering tranquilly BILLIARD Instead she PALACE ] clasped esting. Beside the comedy, “An Infinite HALL, his sleeve as he started above all earthly tempests, whether Call and See Us Before pressed her hands nervously together She caught Jest'1 they presented the parting scene forward. i they be of winds or storms or sorrow’s. from “Borneo and Juliet” and several Your j once more and spoke, Placing Order. tired of it and scenes from “Henry the Eighth.” The Cor- and Pear! Streets oed3w* “You ain’t had nothin to she Then, toying, sighed Congress jly!2 j eat,” audience was large and very appreciative. “don’t and leave me. Promise moaned and sighed and moaned, died | said. “You’re hungry, ain’t you?” ged, go At four o'clock Prof Aborn met the me won’t and leave me. I can’t away, sighed and moaned and died chorus for the second rehearsal of the I “Yes,” he answered. ; you go During Old Home Week you should not fail to lake youi lore Year Piles. stand the lonesomeness of it and the aw’ay again. season. Sixty singers were present and FREE. She hastened to the fireplace and friends lo this during the pauses in the 6inging Prof. visiting parlor I have to pell but will direct fumbled with wind.” noTiing gladly | the pots and pans. Aborn showed himself as genial and wit- sufferers from Piles. Fistula, etc., to a perfect Dickens’ London, “He’s walked fcucli a she “I promise,” he said, and, impatiently as and cure. I was cured without pam, and without long way,” ty ever, kept everybody laughing himself loose from her As we jog along or walk by turns we and humorous anecdotes BE3CAUSE_« the use of a knife, and without interruption of muttered, “and lie’s hungry, of course. wrenching hold, with his apt fnv business duties. Scud me your address and come to Buckingham street and, lonk- Most of the rehearsal time was spent on Why didn’t I think of that before?” he disappeared into the darkness. enclose stamp. Triflers please not apply as I the choruses of the cantata which It is the 4ilt in the WOULD. T She went back inside the hut. j ing up at Alfred Jingle’s lodgings, say opening Largest wish only to lieip those who are suffeting need- As she prepared his meal she glanced the chorus will render at the closing con- lessly, as I once did. Address, N. B. S., Box a grateful word of Mr. Pickwick, says It 20 Tables of the FINEST Make in (lie : at him and Her Impatient fists pounded upon the cert of the season. lius world. 226,Lewiston, Me. again again. old eyes, 1 Kate Douglas Wiggin in The Atlantic. In the Mrs. Anna Ellis Dex- peering through the network of -wrin- door. Sharp voices demanded that she evening, It lias 8,000 Square Feet of Floor Space Carpeted. We tell each other that much of what ter of Whitman, Mass., sang two Scotch j\'olice of Ff»rt*closii:e of JUori- kles over open it. surrounding them, gloated songs, Annie Laurie and Cornin' Thro’ It does more buxines* than till llie other Billiard Hall! She turned the and stood we know of London and England w’hen gase. him. key looking the as a prelud e to the evening lec- we come to it seems to have been Bye, at the men as clanked in. ture. w as Bev. Kerr iu Portland combined. Notice is that on the eleventh “I ain’t blamin vacantly they This delivered by hereby given, you, Jamie,” she said learned from Dickens, day of January, A. 1). AlpUonsir.e R ms- “Is James Rankin here?” de- Boyce Tupper, D. D on the topic, “Thai and “Don’t think I am they sin of it; the Count/ of Cumber- by by. blamin him Shadow of Castle Carden.” The lecture Westbrook, manded to know. j Deny the right to sit among the land and St no of Maine, by her mortgage deed It wa’n’t fault. How could was a and Pool l-2c cue. you. your elect if talk of his to thoughtful eloquent presenta- ,2 per < f til if da e, recorded in Cumberland County ‘James Rankin?’ she you will, tendency what was bred in the bone? repeated. tion of a great problem, and was de- Registry of Deeds, Book 539, Page 2D. con- you help farce and call his humor One of the men ! caricature, livered in Dr s usual impressive veyed to Gorham Savings Bank, a corporal on You did what father did before laughed. Tupper Billiards 40c an horn your ; low and his 1 It was enlivened created bv law, and having its office in Gorham James said he. “Did comedy pathos bathos, and magnetic style. by you. It was bred In the bone.” “Yes, Rankin,” augtdtf in said aid the following shall none apt aneodotas and wi tty illustrations. County State, ever hear of him before? He is though you say of these described real viz: A certain lot of He was you estate, silent. His hollow eyes fol- In land, w h the buildings tlieron, situated in son and an convict.” I things my presence unchallenged, lowed her as she set the your escaped raiu vN eubrook and bounded and described at hungrily plate, but the fact A shudder shook her. | remains that every child, to viz: on the knife and fork on long lows, Commencing southerly the table. He crouch- In America at side of Kiver lee; westerly ‘An she least, knows more of street, sixty-four ed nearer the escaped convict,’ repeat- >m No Ui thence fire, his shaven head ir street; southerly, parallel ed. I England—its almshouses, debtors’ pris- Fresh wiili North street, one hundred and fifty feet, turned, her. watching ! ons and law courts, its and vil- ""“Kfl-NUT” more or less, to the Presuraoscot river; thence an and we villages “The Lord himself “Yes; escaped convict, said river, to a point ds- good couldn’t its beadles and westerly, following have come to arrest him. Where is ; lagers, cheap jacks and A PUKE COCONUT FAT. tant ieet from the southerly terminus of blame for what was fifty you bred in the hostlers and coachmen the easterly boundary line of these he?” j and boots, its premises; bone,” she went*on “How Not a “Substitute'’ for, but a com- Pork. thence northerly, w t!i North street, falteringly. i streets and its parallel She did not answer. With lanes, lodgings and inns about one hundred and fifty feet, to said River could he? Like like child. He difficulty of lard or butter father, and landladies and roast beef and i plete •‘Suyersetler,, street; thence easterly by said liiver street, she kept her eyes away from the back plum j was a and to or Said lot it the thief, you-\-oh, Jamie”— She its for cooking. The increase in the demand for fresh the few dr iifty feet, place beginning. door of the which the con- pudding, ways, manners and cus- pork past same conveyed to said Alphonsine Koussin by broke off with a her hut, through sob, though eyes toms—knows more of flurst purest and most Health- a desire of our customers for that kind of ti .John K. Dunn & by deed dated June 10, | vict had these things and denotes meat, therefore, were wrere again escaped. j ful ortu-le for cooking is the product of recorded in Cumberland County dry. They too old for tears. a thousand others 18J1, Registry “If it wa’n’t for the she mut- from Dickens’ nov- the cocoanut now being sold under the shall have a sale of Pork to roast today and Saturday. of Deeds. Book 31. “You’ve walked so wind,” 582, Page far, dearie, haven’t els than from all trade mark name of “Ito-NUT.” This That sail Bank claims the said reel of “and the histories, geogra- p tered, the lonesomeness of it, I ITl’.e a of You are ain’t material is superseder butter real estate under and said mortgage, and you? tired, you? I know perfect by could phies, biographies and essays in the or lard for every use to which thorn sub- that the condition of and in the said has been are tired.” get along.” you stances are ever put, and being a fruit and is broken, by reason whereof said Gorham The leader threw out his hands in an language. * She hovered over him. | of absolute is in Bank claims a foreclosure of said mort- is product purity preferable 8 cents Savings Where there another novelist whe 1 of io the statute in such case “I ain’t blamin Impatient gesture. every point comparison. gage, pursuant you for what’s bred has so j made and provided. “She is said he. i peopled a great city with liis It Is more econo mien l than lard. One In the she foolish,” “Now that GORHAM SAVINGS BANK, bone,” reiterated. “I ain’t half or two-thirds as much Ko-Nl'T is will bo the of the of Bor j I think of said she "was Imaginary characters that there h per potlnd price—think pleasure eating By its Treasurer, John A. Waterman. blamin it, somebody j required to do the same work as lard. you.” hardly room for the Pork that lias cost 8 cents Our Market is ti Gorham, Me., July 20tlb 1900, foolish. Come, wo will ransack the living populatioi 1 In 3 and 3 lb. at all Grocers. If only you per pound. By this time she had his cans, Jy21dlaw3wS prepared hut.” ts? your grocer does not keep it, send us your people’s market, all people cau’t eat roasted Pork, if you can’t an food and set it on the table. he name and address, with your grocer’s name, Rising, want a Lamb’s at fores at 10c or j The old woman muttered incoherent- and we will send you a cook book Leg 14c, Lamb’s Chickens, Fowl, Ta: CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH ! made his to it with 32-page way lagging and The Land of Lorna and of ly as one after the other the men pass- Doone, containing receipts description keys, Beef to roast, you will find them hero at reasonable price*. A I weary footsteps and took the chair she Blackmore knew Ivo-Nut. ed the door which led to the way of the thoroughly the re kiuds of stuff at reasonable pills had there. She it green prices. __ Original mid Genuine. placed nearer PennyroyalVV. Only pushed glon of which lie wrote, and when Tu i I McLEbLAN A BRIGHAM CO., r,. A)way*reliable. I,ndles, ask Druggist to the table and for CHICHESTER’S passed her wrinkled of a 0 V. ENGLISH ITv-—j speaks locality he gives it its true N. E. Agents, fn KED and Gold metallic boxes, sealed hands over his shoulders. j v blue ribbon- stooped name and iTjth Take no other. Refuse nearly always describes 11 51 and 52 Chatham Boston. Substitutions and 49, 50, Street, Daajcrons Imltu- “There, now%” she said, “eat,” and as it f/T ttons. Huy or your Druggist, or send 4c. in exactly is. There Is Blundell’s Particulars, Testimonials she watched him while he ate. t/f andstaxxxps^'for school at for nr ’’Relief for Ladies,”tn letter, by ro- Tiverton, instance, which ll turn Mall. 10,000 Testimonials. He was famished. He devoured his I Soldby the boy John Ridd is riiMaimi tit ir ERCIER all Druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.. attending in the f-ttNSAX'Mention this paper. Madison Square, P111LA.. PA. food, snatching at it like an animal. first chapter. You find its “gray stone mon.thu&sat-tf She refilled his and plate again again. walls” and near the Lowman Stream EAT She poured out his coffee and sweeten- there today, giving perfectly the im- ed it for him as if he were FOR a child. She pression of the story. ARKET. EXCHANGE. hovered 21 over him as a hen would hover The school 'few bouses ! building sits far back in and building lots in all over her one chick, tenderly, brooding- an parts of Portland; farms, personal open grassy yard which is entered ly, caressing him with her eyes. | property, etc. Quick exchanges. Fail- j hy a heavy barred iron gate, the very value. “It ain’t been so very seems like long j gflte where John and liis mates stood Tallies for DALTON & 53 St. since you were a little TkQP CO., exchange child, Jamie,” watching for the passing of the jyiodeodtf she troop- ___ cooed, “all huddled in arms. up my ers when one of the lads, accidentally HE WEEK. That was when we were the ilMM) among or I otherwise, struck John “very sadly best, before he—before it all NOTICE. happened in t?ie stomach part” and thus led to and we took to hidln out I wish to announce that I have sold here on the the my office fight on the “ironing box.” This f Camera Our o*t Successful students are those who combine tlio Regular Bad B.nd practice to Dr. Carlton B. Lclghion, i prairies with the wolves and the Cycle coy- box” is a of Who wiil succeed me ia at 439 Co n “ironing triangle turf ness Course with the a dentistry otes—before he left me. If he had special branches, Shorthand and Typewriting gx-ess St. Dr. keightouis a graduate of Har- | only where two paths meet at the far end $4.75 vard Dental and It is with taken me with One College, pleasure him, but he wouldn’t, of the Telegraphy. rato of tuition pays for all. that I can commend Inin to green near the school building. my patients and He left me.” g Camera, Dble. the public generally. j It has continued through the passing Write for catalogue aud full information concerning our free offer of a Bi'W' MARCUS F. BROOKS, D. D. S. he his fork Suddenly dropped and lis- years and were it not that lens, July 14, 1930. jly24eodtf ! unchanged, S8.50 Slio Typewriter to our studeuts. tened. The rays from the candle on the the building is now a residence | private > and lioldor F. L. SII \ President, table lit up his frightened eyes. I plate W, “HE IS NOT HERE!” have no doubt the youngsters would She also raised her Branches at Augusta anil Bangor, head, listening. have tlieir fisticuffs thftre as of Portland HaiO® cellar. She suppressed a cry when one just W&S For Women. “Don’t be scared,” she said soothing- augld3m opened it and looked out, old.—Harper’s Bazar. Dr. Tolman’s Monthly Regulator has brought ly. “It’s only the wind a-howlin and shrinking to hundreds of anxious women. back happiness a-whistlin.” against the wall in a convulsed AM ERAS. There is positively no other remedy known Knew and as What He Wanted. to medical that will so and A grateful heap he shut it again. science, quickly shutter blew to. An safely do the work. Have neverhad “I there’s autograph hunter who was very asinglo “You she guess nothing out there but failure. The most obstinate eases see,” added, “it’s only the longestand the said he. auxious to obtain the signature of the are relieved in 3 days without fail. No other wind.” wind,” | ^wkeye. poet the familiar remedy will do this. No pain, no danger, no j “That’s all,” she assented eagerly. Campbell adopted 2 4x5 'interference with work. The most difficult She again tilled his cup. “Nothin but the wind.” stratagem. Having come across a line eases successfully treated through corres- “Even after he went I had you, in one of his the of $6.00 ! pondence, and the most complete satisfaction She beat her old hands together as poems meaning in instance. I relieve hun- Jamie, and the good Lord knows I’m guaranteed every she listened to the which appeared to be obscure, he imera than dreds of ladies whom I never see. Write for wind shrieking and the glad to have you ag’in.” She stroked wrote a further particulars. All letters now with demoniac short note to the author, ask- )id work. It is es- truthfully his howling fury. Its answered. Free confidential advice in ail sleeve. “I’m glad to have you him to nended for the vis- shrieks and howls were music in her ing interpret the words in ques- GREAT matters of a or delicate nature. Bear BARGAINS. private ag’in,” she repeated. tion. desiring to take a in mind this remedy is absolutely safe under ears. condition and will “And you wouldn’t leave me, Jamie, He ui ph in succession every possible positively For once it had befriended received the following laconic re- leave no after ill the health. her. to enter a effects upon By never no more. If ~ dark they come, I’ll hide ply: “Sir—In return I A mail securely sealed, $2.00. Dr. H. M. TOL- The men paid no attention to her. It to your note send of $25.00 or More. you so’s can’t find You plates. Saving MAN CO., i70 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. they you. won’t was evident that she was you my autograph. Thomas Camp- wn a leave quite foolish, Camera you me ag’in, will you, will you?” she bed.”—San We a as some one had said. Unsuccessful ini Francisco Argonaut. ng to recall your have large Corning and implored. assortment,—Piano Box, Stjj TO WHOM MAY —- e Week. IT CONCERN. their search, they grouped themselves, t- hope bodies, open and ami seats. Prices He shook his top, llailey Cano IT HIS is to that 1 have been head and continued to :md certify appointed together in the center of the room, won-| up. We can save or a ®011 -* guardian for Mrs. Mattie P. Wescott of eat MR. MALVERNS TALK. you $25 more on carriage. voraciously. at North and shall no bills of her dering the escape of the Windham, pay She her convict,, delay. Come when assortment is full and host, to be obtained. ami all pressed hand upon the shav- Rev. Lewis Malvern will Ills contracting, persons having received tracked as he had been to the very occupy in money from her witiitn the la*t two en head, and her gifts lips moved silently. door. pulpit at the First Free Baptist church years are requfsted to make restitution to me “I ain’t s —-o~-- as m complainin, Jamie,” she said is Eor her benefit, s his mad- h rself poor b;v he tomorrow, on the tul co.; “Maybe only stopped here for a preaching jeo1-, J fier generosit and grieroaity “but it’s the of being'wholly presently, lonesomeness moment aud “Home,” his ai d lausetl weakness o: mind. followed the creek on to- postponing vacation, EE ST. by it and the wind. If it F. O. C0.1 wa’n’t for the thus I-Kltu > I'.. N ASON, Guardian. ward the mountains,” said the leader. enjeying a little of the Old 1L me au.nadiw Bailey Carriage .North Windham, July 13, 1300. Jy23-a Week celebration. !i—ir>in i Opposite Post Office. *ug3(l3t AnniejCloudmnn, Mrs. F. L. Whitney, R1^8KMKNTS- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW SOUTH PORTLAND. —__AI,VI ,_ ADVMUTlSMWKNTg. 3V1SW ADVKI1T1BEMEMTS. WiSIMOOK. Mrs. D. Johnson, Mrs. John A. Lord, Mrs. Carlisle W. Shaw. The decorating i PLEASANT DALE. committee seleoted are, Miss Mary L. Me- __ | The piazza party given at the charm- Lellan, Nellie Parker, Gertrude Merrill, ing home of Mr. and Mrs.W. JT. Robb on Marlon Hommersides, Mabelle Thompson, Evans- street, last Tuesday evening, was Alice Day, Bessie Bradbury, Marlon Runaway Reform School a very enjoyable occasion. A large com- Cummings, Hattie Harmon, Laura Mosh- pany of guests from the Chase house er, Mary Hinkley, EtheJ Smith, Lottie Boys. were out and the evening was all too Mlllett, Alice Douglass, Mattie Hough- quickly passed in games, conversation, ton, George S. Burnell, Chase Boothby, etc. Refreshments were sei'ved on the Charles E. Cobb, Clemeut Wescott, Fred pleasant piazzas and the largo grapho- Harlow, Frank Sanborn, Ernest Files, ' pbom furnished excellent must3. The Oi>in Moulton, James Ki i:.* -way, John G. and Chester Carle A, grounds house were prettily^ Illumi- Clement, Parker, Alden, Flavor nated with lanterns and Ralph The commit- Symphony Three of Them Arrested at Cumber- Japanese pre- Whitney. reception of! tee sented a pretty appearance. appointed are: II. R. Mlllett, R. G. | land Mills. Miss Mabel Rogers has returned from a Harding, Edward Harding, Fred Gid- I visit L. # with friends in Cambridge.. Master diugs, H, Files, R. A. Fogg, £3. B. Tracy Ryaa came down with Miss Rog- Guthrie, Lewis McLellan, John S.Leavitt ers and will remain until September. H. Cousens, Blon Bickford, E. P. Han- Mrs. John Wellman and Miss Winnie, son, George R. Spinney, J. W. Hale, E of Rochester, N. 11., are in Waterville M. Wilson. Wra. T. F. Robie, F. C. Assistant High School for a few days before coming here to Harding, Charles Grouard, Charles S. BDend somo time with Mrs.P.A. Longley. Purlngton, Charlei H. Johnson, M. C. Teacher Chosen. The fire in the woods nearly opposite Sturgis, Dr. George M. Woodman, W111. Rigby Park broke out again Thursday fi.Leavitt, G. M. Parker, Albert Mosher, and is burning briskly. The ground is Herbert^ Skillings. It was voted that the very dry and the roots are in a condition secretary purchase a book lor the signa- to burn readily. Acres have been burned tures of all attending the celebration to over and unless a heavy rain come soon, I be engraved for future referenoe. The City May lie Entitled to Anoth- the prospect is that much woodland will young peoples’ reception In the evening be destroyed. | will be a grand affair. Fire works will er Representative. be Miss May Wylie has gone to her home displayed during the evonlng. The Uneeda in after a voted to to meet Thurs- Quartet visit with Mrs. muetlng adjourn I Frye burg Eliza Evans, Evans and Summer street. day morning, August 9th, at ten o'clock, The regular rehearsal of the M. E. at the fair grounds. Many letters are re- church choir was held in the church ves- | ceived daily by the secretary, and others According to the lust census of the city, I Four members of the Uneeda try Thursday at 7.45. | from former residents outside of the 1 evening Westbrook had 2,015 polls. The previous family Rev. Dr. MoAHister of Pine street M. state. Gf course it is understood that census showed the number to be 1,872, E. church, Portland, will occupy the friends in the town and state come with- thus making a gain of 113. According 1 are now to pulpit at the First M. E. church next out an invitation. Everything looks en- ready and 1 to this the city will be entitled to anoth- delight satisfy you Sunday in the a been 00 of Rev. F. A. couraging for a grand celebration, ami er representative in the legislature, under j Leltch, who will preach at Augusta for | crowds of people. the redistrlctlng which is to be done by on Key. II. E. Dunjuick. j Clinton bimonton, Socialist candidate I occasion the next legislature. every where Ethel M,Fullerton of Brown street, j for congressman, and Charles L. "Frost of something Mrs. Fred Kislitar of Orance. Mass.. Mjjfg | Is entertaining her cousin, Mrs. Mao Wil- ! the state committee addressed the citizens who has been the guest of her mother, ton of Novla Fcotla. of our place Thursday evening. Both Mrs. Jj»bonto, Brackett street, during I substantial, and Miss are healthful, delicious is I Bessie Fhorey had as recent guests good speakers, the past month has returned to her her cousins the Misses Oilman of Bangor. Air. W. W. Woodman and wife, left home, i'he was accompanied by her Uls- Mr. Fred W. Fargent, Jr., has resumed yesterday for visit with friends in Au- ter, Miss Agnes M. Labonte who Is to re- I needed. Ask for one his duties with Burbank, Douglass, burn, any of them and 1 main with her during the next four you Port I a nd,, f ter a pleasant fortnight’s Airs. Lewis II. Johnson and daughter weeks. vacation. ! are passing the week at Old Orchard. The Preiumpscots of 1 ^ have reorga- ! I are sure Miss Florence Dunn of New Glouces- Airs, Fred W. Harding of Boston, left to the best of niz«Russia at any time, blacks cheated out of the suffrage, in de- 32 EXCHANGE ST. HIATUS’S ORCHESTRA, TERNATIONAL lebodtf Rendering Three Grand Concert* I>»lly. least of all in a presidential year. fiance of the constitution^ but also, in de- That the utmost reliance CHEQUES of Cars. Reserved Seats 10 Cents. Can fiance'of the constitution the All Attractions Free to Patrons the leavehrait the ne- power £of can he A despatch from Raleigh says placed upon this FOR SALE. f Preble street every 15 minutes. white man’s vote in the state will took interest in the con- every groes medicine is testi- solicited from Indi- very^little be doubled as compared with the vote of great Correspondence stitutional amendment and few voted. viduals, Corporations, Banks and an the electors in the Northern states, for fied to army of others to open accounts as well The shot gun and the red shirts account by desiring as from those wishing to transact Bank* JEFFERSON THEATRE. the representative” of the state in Con- women who for the lack of interest. grateful have ing business ol'any description through SECURITY. gress and in the electoral will, this Bunk august* college been it* wkkk “saaar jhatiakk, The story that the Chinese »imperial in all probability, continue to be based helped by MATINEE EVERY DAY, from Pekin to STEPHEN R. SMALL. President, To those n conservative In- troops advancing oppose on the whole population. With nearly Mrsm who has wishing the advance of the allies had killed 10,- half the Pinkham, MARSHALL a GODINa Cashier. vestment In those issues of bonds male citizens over 21 years of age febTdtt MR. CORSE PAYTON, which our banks are buying, 1 000 Christian converts is Drobably like the swept off the voting list, North Carolina the greatest and most savings either have to oifer many attractive securities MISS ETTA REED- most of the reports from China, will still enjoy just as much rep- successful in experience yielding from 4 to 4 1-54 per cent. and excelleal company. entirely untrue or grossly exaggerated. resentation in Congress as before, and W the world to qualify her, Special descriptions sent on applica- ....REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK:.... have just as muoh inlluencs in determin- tion. Wat.. Mr Frank, it seems, said, or at least ) Ionday Mat.Diplomacy Thursday Drifted AM1 who shall be President of the United will advise you free of I Eve.The Prodigal Daughter Thursday Eve.ihe Private {Secrete meant to that men silver and ing Ionday say, got 1 Cbe Ulife*** 1 'uesday Mat.Aristocracy Friday Mat.Child of the Sty, States. Her address is Eve... gold out of the earth at the ratio of 16 charge„ 'uesdav ICve.The Girl I Lett Behind Me Friday Jim the Peontac Mat.My Keutucky Home Saturday Mat.Ihe Private Secrete to not that the Bord it into the Mass. Write to herB Vednes'day one, put Lynn, I-1 \ Vednesday Eve .Saplio saturdayEvo.A. UiganHcu« ratio. Nevertheless the COMMENT. /ft Usually thinks Life Insurance to CHARLES F. earth in that CURRENT FLAGG, Price*—lO. 20 and 30c. Matinee Prices—10 and ■ft may be desirable, but sometimes to Evening 2i)e, commercial ratio between the two metals in the art of at 17 Exchange St., Portland. Sale of seats opens Thursday, 9 a.m. story telling, produces /ft has lurking doubts about the is about 30 one. THE STATE " mar23oedtf ^to AUDITORSHIP. once a pleasing impression. To this /ft wisdom of "spending much to (Bridgton number Frank H. Spearman contributes it. to The project of creating a State auditor News.) $ money for Gov. Powers comes to the rescue of the the first of a new series of PORTLAND railway stories, • THEATRE does not seem to be like wild-fire. going __ State Auditor scheme in frequent inter- of the race of a train of The of the in the telling exciting majority newspapers views ; though, oddly enough, he is on Portland Trust iPECIAE ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK, Yellowstone Park excursionists a tOMJILYCING or with Go.,; state seem to be either opposed to it record as thinking it unnecessary, in one of his he is runaway “freight.Jack London, the Cbe USidoiP* -AND.... are it early messages. Possibly 1 I indifferent. Very few giving any- to wiser now—or less economical now than has in a $ like earnest The most young Californian, this issue tale /ft-— -to Monday, August 6th, thing support. Still we think and of the then, mayhap. hope perilous journey of a Klondike /ft I Bros’ Fa-mous common objection raised to it is that the the people will vote “no quite spiteful- miner and his Indian wife to obtain relief Irwin Knows it to be the best posses- office is superflous if the council is to ly in September. Ali the same, so much for a starving camp; this story is imagi- /j\ ^ /ft sion a man can have, knows to \ has been said as to loss of the State's native in the highest degree, and posses KiSye'Es:- be retained, /ft that to l/FNPTIANi—. Beautiful Coitumu, money through insufficient auditing, a ses striking local color and extraordinary money paid for it is saved, § *2 9 9 w u I U not One of the mysteries for the future to legislative commitee may quite likely de- pathetic force. Another strong story is % spent. J sire to give to this whole matter consid- “A Bill from Tiffany’s, by Joslah Flynt, ift-to solve is how the legations in Pekin man- erable attention. the well-known explorer of tramp and 87 and 89 St. to nold out so the criminal and Francis Exchange BURLESQUERS. aged long against life, Walton. Lieu- Under the direction of J. H. Bnrnea. attacks of the Chinese troops. ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR. tenant-Commander Gill more's account, in this of the extraordin- The first, appearance of this company outside the large cities. One explanation is that the Chi- begins number, | Experience** ary hardships of his party in the wilds of | Capital Slock, $200,000 m., aud iu the Casino ii Foreign /ft ular payment of premiums. to Jas. P. Baxter, Sidney W. in li'00. Four years ago the people of the to in New Hutchins TUaxter, 6.15 m. at 6. in. Respectfully represent your Honors Stage York, by Happ- /ft Full Win. W. Brown, Ciiag. F. Libby, p. Sundays p. particulars free. to » state were not prosperous, the wheat crop the Board of Examiners for admission to good; Women of Fiction, by Ella Stryker Walter G. Da > is, A. H. Walker, 1 »1111A,L ri-.i,' will PDy Tnlef Dnrliig thr veiling Concert the Bar, in the State of Maine, that Mapes; Contemporary German Litera- Chas. O. Bancroft, Geo. F. Evan., I SUQ61U L18GUIG lQUft\8l{\ for Ilona Aft.r the Close of tUe Concert. was poor and prices were very low. The 1 Frederick of the con- ture, by J. F. Coan, i Boble, Clinton L. Baxter, \ Admission tree Vo patrons of the eiectne road. Reserved seats tor the concerts cinjl questions difficulty touching David W. voters were in just tne right state of struction of 133 the Snow, Harry Butler. obtained at ibe Casino at in ceuts each. Cars leave head ot V.lm street every fifteen raiiua Chapter of Laws of Many natives of Maine have won dis- jlvi3dtf afternoon and Beautiful lllile ol 35 minutes through a Charming Country a I on* a mind to be susceptible to the specious 1899 have arisen, which said Board are Union mutual 1 eveulug. tinction in the field of literature, and this |/ft to Shore of the Ray. JylSdif that made and the not authorized to pass upon; that these arguments Bryan State has been the home of questions are likely to come before your many promi- promises that he held out. Four years Honors sitting at nisi prius, and that it nent prose writers and poets. In view of Cifc Insurance Co. farm- 1 f have changed all this. The Kansas is desirable that a uniform con- highly the coming celebration there of Old Home er is in the so to struction be given to the doubtful pro- SECURE today “way up sky,” an article on Maine in me. visions of the to the candi- Week, Literature 1 Portland, | CASINO, act, end that speak. The outlook for both wheat and /ft to Combination Shore and Dinner, 75c Shore Dinner, 50t dates fer admission to the Bar may be finds appropriate place in the New Eng- Turkey | Regular corn is exceedingly bright, and the prices We serve Ice Cream and Assorted Cake with our Shore Dinners. early apprised of the requirements estab- land Magazine for August. The author are lished the recent EURO -EAN PLAN MENU:—ureen Turtle and Soups, Soft Shell Crahs, 1 :«! ruling high. Calamity shouting by legislation. of this and valuable INVESTMENTS. Terrapin interesting article, Lobster, Tartar Sauce. Broiled Live Lobs'cr, lobster Newi>urgli, Salmon. makes no impression upon him this year. The Board would, therefore, propose PMladeptiaSquI. Mr. William I. in his Broiled Chicken, Steaks. Salads, etc. Special Game or Fish < inuers srrreJ a; > the following questions, and nray that Cole, careful study Quail, Chops, He is prosperous, and he doesn’t propose short notice. jly2ieodif J. A. FCLLKB, Pie^ri«a.r, they may be answered as may seem to has found it difficult to confine the re- City of Porilan4#’s, due 1907 to take the chance of of xrrmr TTnnrvrs Tirrmpr disturbing any sults of his research in the limits of his the conditions under which his 1. under Section 10 of Portland Water Co. 4’s, 1927 THEATRE prosperity What, Chapter present paper,—since a book which has THE 133 of the Acts of a has come for and free 1399, constitutes been the made IA i AN IDEAL SUMMER TI1EATKK—1’ItU.SS AND PUBLIC. by voting Bryan published upon subjeot, Water pending application? x can be made healthy, happy and rosy by giving Oakland, Me., silver. up of “specimen poems of the State, with j B it True’sSickGhiVdj Klixir. AVorms cause ill health in Must notice of an for admis- application brief biographical sketches, is a bulky A thousands of children and their presence is Co. 5’s, 1918 PEAKS-ISLAND. sion have been in some news- not suspected. with the utmost published volume of eight hundred and fifty pages, £ Probably harmony the Clerk of to make Water paper by Courts, and contains a list of more than four I Newport, Me., prevailing among the factions of the such a one under the at 8 00. Matinees at Mi application pending hundred names.” He treats of many of Evenings terms of this Act? Co. 4’s, 1929 TOO MUCH Democratic party of New York its success Maine’s more notable writers, and the 2. Can an for admission WEEK JULY 30, lit JO. this fall would be out of the application illustrations of his article include por- Uaujror & Aroostook question, in at a any County term of Court other traits of Longfellow, N. P. Willis, John for New York Is a great commercial state than the term next to be holden after the Rd. Co. 1943 S. C Abbott, Newman Smyth, Minot J. 5’s, Matinees where dangerous financial heresies are first day of September next, be considered Every Day Except Hay Savage, Elijah Kellogg, Sarah Orne Railroad Co 1918 JOHNSON. a under the Section 5’s, readily recognized. But instead of the pending application Jewett, Kate Douglass Wiggin, and many Quincy of the Act above mentioned? GEM utmost harmony in the there is other well-known authors whom Maine West Tunnel THEATRE-STOCK COMPANY. party 3. May an application for admission Chicago claims by birth or adoption. WILLIAM GILLETTE’S GREAT SUCCESS. what appears to be the utmost discord. at a given term of Court, made before Co. 5’s, 1909 The contents of Harper’s for A Howling Parried Comedy iu Thrtt Arts. The feud between Broker and which the first day of September next, be con- Magazine (Guaranteed by West Street R’d Hill, } Chicago Co.) Sale of Reserved seats at the Casco Steams hi o sidered a pen ling application under the August is as follows; Then They Went Bay Co. Scale of prices as usaal. Alia openly manifested itself at Kansas City, when buying seats for any matinee will upon request be given one free seat Ok x terms of Section 10 of said when colored child adjoining has not been Act, Seaward, frontispiece illustration Circular descriptive off these between the sues of four and twelve with each seat pinchused. The Ca-eo Steiaw composed since the con- such made said Bay application after first day | will leave Custom House Wharf at 7.31 for aud at 2.13 tor matinee for The Punishment of the Stingy, E. nud oilier on eveulug performance! vention, but on the other hand has of September would still be seasonable by Eiixir Cures I issues mailed ap- W. The Punishment of for admission at suoh term? Deming; the ires grown more bitter. Each is professing to health to adults, nets immediately on I plicaiion. 4. If the notice required by Section 24 Stingy, George Bird Grinnell; English lood. euros diseases cf the mucous lining be an earnest of but e bowels and gives tone and i for supporter Bryan, of 79 of the Revised Statutes stomach, Headquarters Visitors Chapter and American Price 35 cents. Ask your druggist for it. How to neither of them at heart Elections, Sydney Brooks; Visit wants Bryan published prior to the first day of Sep- for book “Children and their Diseases,** y Eleanor, a novel, part VIII, Mrs. .TO TIIE. ....THB.... elected, because he fears it may enure tember next would not be seasonable to t. J. F. TRUE & CO., Auburn, Maine. entitle the to admission at the Humphrey Ward; In a a to the advantage of the other. The ener- applicant Hansom, story, term next held after said first of Mercantile Trust day Sep- Brander A to tht Go. gies of each will be devoted to the Matthews; Journey WAR SHIPS.' largely could such be admitted BHUE’S Portland, Maine. tember, applicant WAR SHIPS. of the other in at a Abyssinian Capital, part—Hi. Among knifing this campaign, succeeding term, under the provis- Tako 'a in Central African M. S. Casco Bay steamer and that means really the knifing of ions of Chapter 79 of the Revised Stat- Savages, Captain Is at PORTLAND PIER utes? Wellhv: Sonar, a nnem. Rnherf, I nvAinari Custom House wharf. The *S botn of them. ship* Bryan by of Board Examiners for the Bar, by The Mantle of Elijah, a novel, Part IV 15 ill in utc Service. be open to the public daily from 10toli Thomas L. Talbot. Israel Whilomville The Knack Secretary Hay’s reply to Li Zangwill; Stories, and I to 4. Hung THE COURT S OPINION. XIII.—A Little Pilgrim, Stephen Crane More steamers leave this wharf than all Chang’s to deliver the ambas- MBOBWMO—PSTSiWI —B—CTgISJM— » others c unbilled. Boats from proposition To this the court has replied as follows: A Message, a poem, Marguerite Travelers thi< wharf run Tickets f»r round trip 25c. Mering- Abroad to the war will sadors at Tien Tsin if the allies We are of the that an His Old a exclusively ships. You be will opinion applica- ton; Love, story, Virgin!; 1 back tion for admission to the Bar Frazer Of Good Printing is with brought promptly, ltemember Portland C. W. T. stop their march to Pekin, must make it filed in any Boyle; 'The Toy Commandments Supplied Pier. CODING, clerk’s office prior to September 1, 1900, a poem, Eleanor Hallowell Abbott; The into plain to the Chinese diplomat that it will the artistic insight the General Casco upon which the requisite notice shall be Lady of the Barge, a story, W, W. Jacobs Fare 25 cents Round Manager be of no use to “ LETTERS of Trip. undertake to stop the ad- given returnable to the next Court in the Evidence of Life after lDath, Thomsoi art preservative of all arts.” CREDIT, aug3diw Bay Steamboat Co. vance either by or threats. The County is a pending Jay Hudson, LL. Remorse promises application, except- 1),; Farewell, With us is not a*N ed from the act of 1899 and which a Edith J, A printing AUCTIO.S .>A.l„cS expedition to Pekin is not an upon poem, Hulbert; Century o j. TRAVELER’S invasion, admissions to CHECKS, the Bar may be made. Church Methods, J. H. Ecob; The Faith mechanical—we treat it as an but merely an to rescue the attempt July 30, 1900. of tne Trees, a poem, Charles H. Cran- and AT of Andrew P. O. BAILEY & CO. representatives the powers who are P. Wiswell, Lucilius A. call; The Doctor's Horse, a story, Man art should be treated. held in confinement Emery, Thos H. Haskell, Wm. P. E. Wilkins; Richard Foster, a practically illegally story* Wouldn’t it be wise for you to FOREION Inrtioneers Whitehouse, S. C. Strout, William H. Seumas Mac Manus; Drouth, a poem MONEY and Commission Seretaiih by the Chinese government. There is only Fosler. Madison Cawein; A Bicycle of Cathay, a a trial order with us ? Salesroom 46 Street. Greenwood Gardm one to place for lirnnago possible way stop that expedition, novel, part HI., Frank R. Stockton; Ai immediate delivery. and that is V. O. BAILKf. C. W. v by freeing the ambassadors Montmajour, a poem, William McLennan With A LL to THE thirty-three years experience and ex- man ♦' rr from all MAGAZINES. The Drawer, Introductory duress, furnishing them ade- story by Hay- ceptional facilities, we can afford our clients Sunday Afternoon and Evenk den Carruth. every possible convenience for quate protection, and allowing them to THE THURSTON PRINT obtaining funds The contents of Scribner’s in all parts of the world. communicate with their Magazim freely govern- The Midsummer STREET Descriptive booklet supplied uponjapplicatlou. Health Assurance Fiction Number of for August are as follows: 97 1-2 EXCHANGE Illustrated Songs. ments. Until these are Frontispiece, Correspondence and Interviews solicited. things done, talk — IN — McClure’s Magazine, with a cover by to The Green of is drawing accompany Pigs, ’PHONE 30 MAINE negotiation useless. It is also equally Liouis PORTLAND, The well known artists wtD i3*’ 1/oeb, suggesting by its rich, warm A. B. Frost; the of the following useless to undertake to make these Tito, Story tcipate in Die entertainment: things the lassitude of the coloring season, and Coyote That Learned How, Ernest Seton- DENTISTRY. CMr, H*rI? conditional on the agreement of the Patillur, Helen St. pow- with a list of well-known M’e have latelv added to our ( other*. strong adepts Thompson; Gossip, Oliver Herford; Old equipment a Kllff) linrlri I'rnnfy mid ers to the advance. are Formalin also a stop They rights sterilize, duplicate set of ni. Adfflsr Carnations, Albert The Ban11 Concert from 5 to R p. and not and Bigelow Paine; SWAN operating Instruments. In the future all in- the & *<>,-. concessions, will Take Steamer Alico Howard. powers Duohess at BARRETT, gtiuments wdl bo Prayer, Edith Wharton; Tht thoroughly sterilized aiul not negotiate for them. made clean after 1SG antlseptlcally each and every1 Green Dancers, Bliss Carman; Mi dsum- Middle St., operation. Evidently the report that the allies had Mrs. C. T. Harding, Cynwyd, Pa. mer, eight illustrations in color, drawn Tlie benefits to the patient of tills method cannot be as it their march to (near wrote April Pretoria in PORTLAND, ME. overestimated, absolutely nre- FIREWORKS begun whioh was Philadelphia), ist, by Henry Wai vents the Pekin, “ McCarter; mylldtf transmission of disease 1900 : I have been from oneu 10 sent out a few days ago, was premature. using Time, Richard Harding Davis; How pathyit to another. Granny Reads Her Omar, Mary August 15th is now set as the date at Youngs; Prowl! Tobin’s Monument, Arthur Colton; Play Dr. Seals el Eastern which the expedition is to start. likely Up Piper, Josephine Preston Peabody; Thompson, Dentist, Meanwhile stories of Palmer s Lotion The Green 1804-HEBRON ACiOEMY-1900 A few choice neats In the offlelid®3111,1 unnecessary delay Pigs, Sydney Herman Pres- Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Hlood Poison Y. M. C. A. for 20 for Builcfinar. Stand in be erected for Tuesday •renW.-k;, and indifference on the of the Euro- years my ton; My Love story, James Raymond Permanently Cured. You can be treated at healthful locatio,,. r«f. part V'11 7. ea lie hart at C. G. JI aWMR. ''t home under same S!>M3 al filtifig schoM Jiyiieodim Perry; Tommy and Grizel, Chapters guarantee. If you have taken Colby College; right of __ -t3. pean commanders are coming from Tien iodide cei tillcaMim at and Temple Sts. I alanliono TO*1.. HAIR AND EYES XXV-XXVI, J. M. Barrie (to be con- mercury, potash, and still have aches Drown, Wellesley and niitli■ and Mucus Patches in splcndu. academy bu ldiug and Tsin, They originate, however, largely tinued); Whom the Gods Julia C. pains, Mouth, Sore gymnasium, and Love, Colored batli, steam heated and to iii other ailments. It is the best A Matter of Throat, Pimples, Copper Spots, Ulcers up date every re- Annual I?Incll«i with civilians and must be taken with Dorr; Opinion, on of spect; Sturievant Home friend I have.” R_ George any part the body, Hair or Eyebrows the finest girls’ dormi- a Hibbard; Loches, Ernest C. with write tory In >ew England, steam Til (■: annual meeting of the good deal of allowance, for the ordinary Peixoto, falling out, heat, baths on Wall the author’s The Point of every floor, electric I Papers Mail: 1 t he A11 uille fr St. Lawrence drawings; lights, etc.; . o by board. mis r civilan has little heat ami 111 WW%»•'“ of 1 conception the huge Lotion Vi?w—Conversation and The COOX REMEDY CO. gins in this pany, for the ohoice of Director* ,r Specialism, dormitory $3.50^ perP luwflTO* tas k of a Soap of in 328 Masonic week, catalogue tree- Address iransaction of snoli other moving large body of men into Prevents and assists in all skin Teaching Music the Schools, The Temple, Chicago, 111., for proofs at t» curing Real of cures. We W. K. SSSrftSw??25? legally t>o will be held Work of The Field of Capital *500,000. solicit the most "M l,,. presented, a hostile and the troubles. At Art; Art—The SARGKNT, § on the n country, of the I preparations Druggists only. American obstinate cases. We fJhave cured the worst Company In Pori and, «« j Academy at La Hebron, Me. fc OREN -< fttten thau are Rome, (John eases in 15 to 35 HOOPER’S the 7th of August, looo, needed,. While it is of great con- days. 100-page book tree. °P®“" SONS, A rtay. .lay Farge.). Tuesday, ■ in uov27dtl “»11Fl!!ftn°rm 100u* September Household the forenoon. Jlji4d2in ^_The 1 w ! Outfltters^orlland, We^ ^ r.ouor.u. wcBSffi-* SAIL!) It LADS AS HOKE. FINE ENTERTAINMENT. MUSIC AND DRAMA. GEORGE B. LANE. SKW ADVMKriSKMKm NJCW ADVERTfSli’AlKNTS. APVEUTlSKMKMTSk j ^ _A’KW Mr George B. Luna, for the past UNDERWOOD SPRING. twenty-nine years bookkeeper for the Star They Skilled the Audlturlum LuntKvrn- Pint Performance of till; Dramatic Match died I’uui'i.AM), Aug. 4, 1000. The concert the Fadettes faotory, yesterday forenoon, Ami Were dub of Great Diamond. given by yes- he weather tug 0«a«f«liy Orderly. after an Illness of several Mr. Lane to-day terday deserves special mention, for it days. is likely to be fair. was a who had the confidence was one of the gentleman Last at Great Diamond island best they have yet pro- Bast wu» evening of all with whom he came In contact and evening an enjoyable one for duced. The opening piece was “The lllue occurred the lirst performance of the and tho many murines of Uncle Sum’s war- and the was respeoted liked by all who knew Great Diamond Island Dramatic club Gray,” by Dresser, the compos- him. He was over ships. The most of the sailors were al- er of so of the something fifty years which was last month. The many popular songs of the organized of He had a wife and sons. lowed time on short' and they took advan- and it introduced age. two was “The .Sailor of France or the day, several well STORE, play Ills unlocked for death will a shook tage of the opportunity to enjoy them- known bring of and a and songs, ending with bits of Sousa’s Republicans Brost.-'1 largo to his and his selves as best they could. marches. In the friends, family will have (Established 1800,) Preparations enthusiastic audience was in Symposia waltzes are attendance the of the entire had been made at the armory for the Interwoven some sympathy community. at Elwell hall. The cast of characters of the popular waltzes Mr. Lane was a accomodation or a large number and familiar to The Drum thirty-second degree was the same as has already been pub- everybuuy. Major some i»dO cots out Mason, being a member of Atlantio iOUR were spread by Junitor selection is a lodge, lished and all of the were well really drum solo, and Miss parts tak- Greenleaf Portland Brown, With a few exceptions all of Ethel chapter, council, Is in the very center of Port- en. The scene of the Is laid In the McDonough acquitted herself with play Portland and Maine Con- them were occupied at an early hour much credit. She has to all the Oommamlery land’s shopping district. Inside town of llrest in the year of 17'.*2 and the play this of morning. tsecrjtary Garland the Instruments that fall to the lot of the sistory. the door aro comfortable chairs, incidents upon which the drama is found- Y. M, A. was on hand ear- C. bright and drummer and her part was therefore de- where you can rest while ed occurred at that town and may be SOMETHING NEW AND UNIQUE IN storing ly at four o’clock yesterday morning and cidedly interesting. Miss Annie White the coolness freshly drawn from found in the naval history of France. WATERPROOF DECORATIONS. superintended tho work of serving the a cornet The our was a farce en- played good solo. Scottish onyx soda fountain. Pure Following tills play Decorate own stoics and codec and rolls to the sailors, lie spent number your dwell, titled “Done on Both written closing gave the audience many fruit syrups mixed with efferves- Sides,1 by and a a great part ol the day at the auditori- national ings patronize home industry, at John Maddison Morton. airs. From the brasses is heard cence soda kills that “tired feel- small All um going home lxte last evening. Dur- a plaintive and then the sound of very expenso. ready to hang After the entertainment the steamer song, ing” and fortify one against ing the day officers of the ships made a the announces out, consisting of Waterproof Eagles, Alioe Howard left the association wharf bagpipes that “The Camp- shopping discomforts. Crushed call upon the popular secretary and bells Are Next week there is Shields in combination with Flags- for Portland to accommodate people from Coming.’’ served with ice thanked him for the kindness and raspberries today heartily the to be a double bill, when C. J. Gorman’s Welcome plain strings of Flags, city. Ice cream was served in the cream soda. that ho hud shown the sailors not only class vaudevilles will be heard in Tissue and Stars the hak u ing intermission and after the high Paper Festooning Toilet Goods counter we put on sale this year but also for last year. The on- connection with the Fadettes. This will and all performance. Wreaths, wool bunting Flags, cers desired to make one suggestion. make the attendance at Underwood to-day live hundred bottles of Ammonia, This club is also arranging for other larg- 3 to 20 foot, at low prices. Silk Flags AT Schlotferbeck & Foss Go.. ‘They explained that so no of the boys had er than as there are pleasant events during the remainder of ever, many people on Staffs; 1500 Fast Colors Flags of extra strength, very clear and in heavy felt rather didident about going to the who like this kind of an the summer season. There is to be a re- entertainment, on Gilt Head Staffs worth 25c for 10c auditorium on bottles every night during their especially when it is as an addition pint with wide mouth and ception to the naval ollicers and a dance; given and in quantities at lower price; 8 foot (full pints), large stiy ashore and enjoying all of the hos- to the music of the Fa- a moonlight sail on the Alice Howard superb popular Cotton Bunting Flags for $2.00. Lanterns rubber at 10c. This Ammonia is blended pitalities without paying anything for dettes. stopper, around the wrar ships and lunch on board; and Lantern Candles. Call and examine these privileges. This placed the men and for us, and is and it swapping party and auction; a concert GEM. in packed especially stronger under what they considered obligations, Flag poles. Bargains Baby Go-Carts a clam bake and a bonfire by.local talent; Too Much Johnson continues to draw and at one-half far to all others for household use. aug4 stated the officers who thought that it Carriages price. Charles superior and farewell reception for the season. large sized audiences at each perform- Middle would be no more than proper if a small Day, 247 street. This also sells an excellent ance. What makes William Gilette’s department Violet feee should be for the THE LIBBY" STOKE WILL CLOSE. churged lodging OLD HOME WEEK FEATURES. and plays so successful? That is the quos- | extract in as and costs light refreshments. fc>ooretary Gar- The great J. R. Libby department perfume bulk, quite good uuu tit unit tu itgium*? but) Visitors to Portland should not fall to laud replied that the men might do as store will be closed all in less than half day Tuesday minds of the Gem’s the of the famous Freneh Vio- liked patrons. William read tomorrow's Portland Sunday Times. price they regarding the matter, the asso- order that the employes of the entire es- Gilette has to write a and its features are HALF ciation more than to make poor play Among interesting many let, our own and an extra being willing tablishment may have an opportunity to Biy Rum, importation, It Is his entire absence of conventionali- relating to Old Home Week. It tells how things pltasant for the marines while sec all that there is to be seen on that day fine full ty that makes his dramatio work smack the week will be observed in Portland also made for us in Portland, Then the matter was body Cologne, specially talked without glancing at the clock every of the novelty. As a dramatist he has and other cities and presents to its read- one of the A over between the officers and the crews mi niif.a^ ivuiLm cnr h.iv qki nnf. by best American Chemists. introduced a new school of drama and a ers a wide of with the result that it was decided range interesting reading that overstaying their leave. Mr. Libby ap- and style which other writers are prone to appropriate to the occasion. Colgate’s Lubin’s soaps, soap, wool every man going to the auditorium for the faithtulness <# bis of Ivory preciates corps imitate. For example in his Too Much LOAF the nlgnt should registar his name in the clerks ami assistants and feels that It is A lavish of seasalt in a sea bath at Johnson when relates display Diamonds, Pearls, soap, eight pound bags, (for book and then cents Augustus Billings big pay ten to the no more than their due that should Opals, Emeralds, Rabies, they his to the steward he Sapphires, Pasta Mack for the association. This was followed and experiences escapes home,) Cleanora, Made of plan tie this off. / Turquoises and similar precious stones perfuming given day the old fashioned soliloquy by introduc- ail of the men on entering the auditori- on sale at Willis A. Cates, Jeweler, 573 bath, face borax in half COLD AN IMPROMPTU SEA VOYAGE. ing the character of the steward, break, powders, powdered pound um wrote their names on the register and Congress street. MEDAL ing what would otherwise have been a and Seidlitz Jamaica then willingly pulled out a dime and A Portland party of young ladies and pound packages, powders, monotous monologue. All through his FLOUR paid it to Physical Director who had gentlemen who went down to Peaks MARR AtitS*. in of court plays the patrons will find thut same ginger flasks, spirits camphor, arnica, charge of this part of the programme island to enjoy a dance at the Eighth tendency toward a natural vein which is and all is more economical and nourishing and who remuined on with Janitor Maine found when were In Wlnterport, July 28, James II. Clark of plaster manicure hot water duty building, they goods, bags, than a loaf of really the keynote of his successful play Bticksport and Miss Margaret B. Bowden of whole most other Brown all night. On to ready to return that through some mis- being aligned Wlnterport syringes, mugs, mirrors and nail kinds. Gold Medal Flour Is ma !e a cot each man was there was no steamer to writing. In Charles P. L. of shaving brushes, handed a check on understanding Bluebill, July 28, Gray In the Washburn, Crosby Mills, Sedgwick and Miss Sadie A. Green of Brooks- which was a bike them. After some GORMAN S ALABAMA cuticle acid for whose printed figure corresponding vigorous hustling TROUBA- vllle. polish, removing stains, Castilian daily output is 28,000 barrels to a curtain oot. The cots are a a man was found with a In July W. Carlisle of of the most nutri- in line around, sloop DOURS. Surry, 26, Tyler Surry cream purest, richest, and Miss Lida k. Griudle oi Orlaud. for and for neat and clean as wax and who to make the ThiB was grease spots, blacking dressing tious flour in the world. No trouble condition, agreed trip. No colored company dispensing stage to with more than one of the a better than at the islands all shoes. All of make good bread this boys spoke good remaining amusement has more valuable Ed Pinaud’s, Gelle Freres gained Lubin’s, flour. word for the ever and and set DEATHS. HfejL-S faithful janitor, Eimer night the party embarked fame in the eastern of the part country and & Gallet’s famous and a E, who has been at the sail. The was not fhe most comfort- Roger preparations, Brown, building trip than J. W. Gorman's Alabama Trouba- In this city, August 3, George B. Lane, aged and the able in the as the wasn’t 64 5 11 day night since arrival of the world, party dours who ooma to Riverton Park for an years, months, days. very stock of German and [Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock large French, English, ilt-et. dressed for a sea voyage, but they were W. L, WILSON & GO. engagement of one week commencing from his late residence. 269 Vaughan street. J was In Edwin apanese brushes. As too be expected there were a UnaJly landed safe port. Monday afternoon. The inoludes In this city. August 3, D. Keyuolds. company [Notice of funeral hereafter. few intoxicated ones who on of will find in a appeared ALL LOOK ALIKE. twenty the chocolate hued At Greeley Hospital, August 3, Mrs. Francis Travellers this section very com- the scene. Jwightest 84 But they caused no trouble, entertainers tow found anywhere.Amer- Mills, aged years. New 3.—Last Fri- In Providence, If. I., August 3, William Blos- assortment of as all of this class were in a Orleans, La.,August plete articles needful for a or only happy icas Greatest Vaudeville Stars give som, only child of Wellunron W. and Florence long day when the mob riots were at their frame oi mind. Use of these jogged in- their farewell entertainments this after- Blossom Coates, aged lo mouths, 12 days. short at to be Bruce Jack- In Thomas C. Bray, journey -FOR THE- to the before height,a negro supposed Stonington, Jnly 26, aged satisfactory prices. building shortly midnight noon and evening. Large audiences are Go years. j son, was taken away from officers at aud after conversing with everybody who anticipated for these performances when In Frankfort, Ju'y 28, Mrs. Mary Brown, Erato and street and shot dead, of Ellsworth, aged 27 years. would listen meandered over to the Dryades formerly \ the Matus Royal Hungarian orchestra lu Castine, July 25, George W. Gray, aged It develops that the negro was not Jack- piano and started to roll his hands over j will also be heard in delightful musioal CD years. son at tor he has been In In Waltham, July 26, Jefferson II. Haslem, the He was at once all, captu^pd WAR SHIPS. keys. persuaded by concerts. aged 72 years. MOORE & CO. Officer Craig to desist ami complied. Magnolia today. In West BrooksviUe, July 27, Aaron Jones, OWEN, M'CULLUMS THEATRE. 68 years. Then he that he would to aged thought go j CLOSE OF COLUMBUS MEETING. In Ellsworth, July 27, Mrs. Emma J. Moore, bed and was ushered to his cot “The New South,” the splendid four aged tJu years. by Percey 3—The cir- Columbus, August grand act THE GONDOLA AJAX Clark, one of the young members of the comedy drama in which the mem- cuit meeting which closed today, was the association. Mr. Clark pointed out the bers of the famous MoCullum Stock com- most successful ever held under the aus- Will make trips from 10.30 a. m. to 4 p. particular cot but the marine had no pany have made such au artistio success pioes of the Columbus Driving Park asso- m. their stay in port. more than got started to rest, when he this week will be presented at McCul- daily during track was fast The ciation. The today. Safest conveyance in the harbor. Leave jumped up and once more started out on lurn's theatre this afternoon and evening DRESS THAT BOY Admiral, a prohibitive favorite on ac- from a tour of was allowed to for the last time. Theatre goers who Portland Pier. inspection. He. count of his in the 2.16 showing pace, have not seen this aug4dtf go. Eater he turned up, this time for splendid play should won the 2.19 pace today in straight heats. good and created no more disturbance. “witness these performances that are 2.19 puce—The Admiral, l; Braden, 2; FOR Those who were on land last evening among the most enjoyable dramatic Daisy J, 3. Best time, 2.09}^. included about 100 men from the Indiana, treats of the season. STEAMBOAT 2 27 trot—Lord Derby, 1; Grace On- HARPSWELL CO. £6 from the New 60 from the Tex- For Old Home Week Manager McCul- York, Annie 3. Best ward, 2; Burns, time, lum has reserved the best attraction of OLD WEEK. as, 40 from the Kentucky. 1£5 from the HOME 2.11 -FOB TIIE- K- the the first on Kearsarge, and 50 from the Massachu- season, presentation the He’ll enter into the spirit of the occasion with more enthusiasm J 2 13 pace—Bonnie Direct, 1; Johnway setts. American stage of the new four act melo- if he has a new suit. We 3. Best time in have everything he needs to Egan, 2; Lady Piper, “The Voice of the written place The police have experienced very little drama, Bell,” him the best dressed in town. Johnny Egan, 2.05^. among boys And the expense? trouble with the visitors. to by Hutton Vane and Arthur Shirley and Up this Bless you, there’s no expense. Suits at War credited with a suc- $2.00 cannot, by one marine had been EX-SENATOR IN MAINE. already pronounced Ships. morning only QUAY the widest stretch of the be called cess in London. “The Voice of the imagination, expensive; but Steamers of this line will leave Port- brought to the station. This man had Hon. Matthew S. of Bell,” Quay Pennsyl- that’s one. Here are others as will not on ac- only equally worthy. land Pier for the War Ships Sunday, been dabbling too much with the cup vania arrived in Bangor Thursday. only prove interesting count of its novelty and the part of th • all wool Two Piece that were August 5th, beginning at 10.30 a. m. and that inebriates and after he arrived at The Quay party came to Bangor on the Boys’ 8aaits, its first but also be make until 4 m. tuc cb*iuuu nuv vu oviiuu being production, and hourly trips p. auu .'5 а. ill., 12.00 noon. 1.15, 3.30, 3.55, 5.25, Grain-Q is not a stimu- Failures branches of business dur- Canada of undesirable "He West ^45’ o'y, by Immigrants Ninety-sixth street a fortnight ago б. 50, 8.00, 11.22 p. in.; Old Orchard, 7.00, 7'in a will to Boston next week and 9.05, U'.OO a. ill., 12.00 noon, 1.15 I'ln a ing July given in detail today, show go early and went to the Catskills for the month 8.20, 8.45, like coffee. It is 3.55, 5.25, 5.45, 0.05. 6.20, 6.60, i lant, from 3.30, 8.00, 1.22 n total of 793 commercial concerns with there will proceed to his destination of July. It happens that Mrs. White Saeu ami Hlildeford, 6 8 tonic' and its effects are 111.; 00, 28; 8.45, 9.05 aggregate liabilities of $9,751,755 and four accompanied by Commissioner General of has an impecunious cousin named 10.00 a. 111.. 12.0) noon, 12.30, 1.15, 3.30, 3.55. 524 6.45.6.20,6 50, 8 00, 11.22 p. in.; Kcunebuuk' defaults for Manufac- Immigration Powderly. The frequent Blanchard. He is ) permanent. banking $201,000. a struggling young 7.09 8.45, 10.0 a. HI.. 12.30, 3.30, 5.25, G.05 6.20 ft 7.00, A successful substitute turing failures numbered 183, with lia- changes that the violation of the immi- lawyer, who struggles to make as much in.; Ki-iinebuakport, 8.45, 10.00 a, m 1 .30, 3.30, G.05 p. m.; Welts Bench, 7.00, ail? bilities of $5,177,682 and trading 550 with gration laws have become flagrant has as he can without North for because it has doing any unnecessary а. ill.. 3.30. 5.25 p. III.; Berwick, Hoi. coffee, $3,324,366 liabilities, The total shows a led this government to take steps to hav8 work. linsford, Soinersworth, 7.00, 8.45 a. m 3 3.30, 5.25 p. in.; Hucbetter. Pur in in*! the increase in with the the source and this is the 2.30, coffee flavor that al- heavy comparison investigated Consequently he was very much pleased ton, Alton Buy, Wolfboro, 8 45 a. Ill 12 30 most corresponding month last year, which is object of Mr. Taylor’s visit. when Mrs. White asked him to occupy 3.3) p. ill.; I.akeport, Laconia, Weirs! everybody likes. Plym•>ml), 8,45 a. 111.. 12.3C p. in.; Nlancbeg. mainly due to phenomenally sound con- the flat the of herself and Concord nutl Nor hern .MAINE PENSIONS. during absence ter. conuetiong Lots of coffee substi- 3.30 Dover, ditions- existing at that time when the her husband, says the New York Mail 7.00a. in., p. in.; Kxeter, Haver! 3.—The hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.45 a. m tutes in amount of liabilities was the Washington, August following and in the the market, but smallest, Express. Blanchard moved 12.30. 3.30, 605 p. in.; Boston, 14.50, 7 00, 8.43 a have been to Maine 6.05 Leave with one exception in any month of the pensions granted peo- day after his relatives left. He brought 111., 17.30, 1.4 3.30, p. m.; Uostoii one food drink— for Portland, 6.90, 8.00, 7 3), 8.30 a. 1 u only covered these returns. It ple: in,, eight-two by with him a vigorous appetite, a parched 4.16, 6 00 p. 111.; arrive Portland, J0.07, 10,M is ORIGINAL. II. 50 a. 111.. 12.10, 6.00, 7.50, 9.30 p. 111. often hard to read encouraging symp- throat, and some $7 in money. toms of general business in declining William Harris, Lewiston, $6, He managed to himself with SDNDA1 TRAINS. All 15c. and 25c. provide grocers ; Leave Union Station for Searboru Crngg, prices of commodities, but just now it is INCREASE AND RENEWAL. food and drink for the lirst week, but In;', 7.10,9.85. to 15 a. m., 2 00, 3.40, 4.15, 5.19 reasonable to look for them. Some raw E. L. Llewellyn, North Sedgwick, $16. soon the crash came, and he woke up one 0 15 7.15 1). in.; Searboro Beach, piuc 7.10. 8.36.9.35, 10.15 a. materials and some manufactured pro- morning hungrier and thirstier than ever Point, ni., 12.55, 2.00 INCREASE. 4 15, 5.10, 6.15, 7.15 P. in.; Old Orchard' ducts 3.40, one stage removed from the raw, with just about enough cash in his pock- 7.10, 8 35,9.35, 10.15 a. lit., 12.55, 2.00, 3.10, 4,15 William are Radcliffe, Stickney Corner, 5.00, 5.10, 5.30, 6.15. 7.15 |). 111.; suco, Bldde. selling at lower prices than at any et to buy a newspaper. But $14. Special, July 20, Thomas A. Hodg- cheap for. ni.; Kenurbuuk there is confidence among buyers that the and the Whites had little Norfli item ink, Dover, Kxeter, Haver original, widows, etc. many pretty Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 12.63 downward while hill, swing is marly over, things in their rooms on which a pawn- б. 5 30 m.; arrive Boston, 5.18. 9,* Mary Stinchfleld, Clifton, $6; Sarah L. 00, p. 8.30, sellers are a cautious policy broker would a lean. Of 1>m adopting Chadbourne, $8; Special acorued July 20, willingly make EASTERN DIVISION. which until characterized the recently Dolly M. Buck, Norway, $12. course, Blanchard argued that he would Leave Union Station for Boston and Waj attitude ol buyers, The business being redeem them before his relatives got back Stations, 9.00 a. in.; Biddeford, Kittery WHO WAS J. H. GITTINGS. Portsmouth, N ew bury port, Salem, done is not of the kind that at once from the mountains. He didn’t know just In nil, Boston. 2.00, 9 00 11. in.. 12.45, C.OO ft. in. New 3,—J. H. shows in bank olearings which for New York, August Gittings, how, butTie is the kind of person who arrive Bouton 5.57 a ill 12.80, 1.1:0, 9.00 p. in. Boston at Old Orchard York are 25.161 per cent and for thirteen fifty years of age, was found dead in the can make himself believe anything he Express stopping Kiiiny liinl Portsmouth only, l.4o p, ni. Let- wants to, an optimist with ail sores of other leading cities 4.1 per cent below room of his boarding house today. arrive Boston 4 20 p. m. Leave Boston foi on for Ho optimism tap emergencies. 7.30, 9.00 a. Ill 12.30, 7.) 0, 9.45 p. m. last year for the week and strides have ters left by him indicated suicide, al- Portland, he took an afternoon tea set and went ar.ive Portland 11.45 a. 111., 12.05, 4.30,10.15 his find to p led to further shutting down of factories, though physicians nothing around to visit a friend on Columbus rv» .in initl ni" lit,. I he a while others are threatened unless efforts warrant that. One letter found was ad- avenue When he came away had SUA DAY TRAINS. nnirm f ioIrof inn * » > n nrl Tr\ Union Station tor Ktt« at wage settlement succeed. dressed “Mrs Matt Walker, 60 M street, Leave Biddeford, in his pocket. Portsmouth, New bury port, D. and another tery, Salem, Failures for the week were 328 in the N. W., Washington, C.,’’ JLt was an to and 2.00 ft. m., 12.45 p. in., easy way get money, CURED. Lynn, Boston, arriv< Boston 6.57 a. 4.00 m. Leave Huston United States against 182 last year and was addressed to “C. P. Marshall, New- he kept it up from day to day until the in., p. father was just itching for an oftice.” for Portland, 9.00 a. m., 7.00, 9.45 p. in., Mass.” A memorandum about real rooms were stripped of almost everything “My arritl 24 in Canada against 23 last year. ton, “Did he over it?” 12.10, 10.15 m., 12.40 midnight. which wasn’t nailed dowrn, including a get t p. estate contained tne name oi unarms .a.. “Yes. They scratched him at the polls.” } a—Dally. little china shepherdess, a bookcase, two vv M & Pi niv. WANTS HIS SENTENCE COMMUTED. memorandum RooS, Princeton, Me This rugs, a lamp and the piano stool, Blan- -.....■.•- Station foot of l’reble street. Augusta, August 3.—James F. Hodg- was signed by Gittings. chard would have pawned the piano if he For Worcester, Clinton, Ayer. Nashua, Con- tried and of in the had been strong to carry it. It Windham, Epplng, Manchester, don, convicted murder enough cord North 7.31 a. BUILDINGS SET BY LIGHTNING. was while he was on the and Points m.« 12.33 p. m.i second and sentenced to speculating Sprlngvalc, Alfred, Water, degree imprison- value of the that ha noticed a hand- r---- llochcster, piano Sacn a. 5.33 ment for life in the state to which Houlton, August 3.—During the heavy boro. Itiver, 7.31 B0., 12.33, p. ni.| prison, some metronome which Mrs, White had Clorliain, Westbrook, Cumberland Willi thunder shower at Wed- he was committed, January 7, 188(5, has Oakfield, early bought to mark time for her daily Unger estbroolc Jet., Woodford*, 7.33. 9.45 a, the and council that nesday morning, lightning struck be- exercises. Blanchard didn’t know what m., 12.33. 8.05, 5.33. 6.20 p. IT.; Scarborc petitioned governor Pine 6.45, t>.50. 11.40 a. hotel and barn and the metronome was, but as looked like lleacli, Point, ID,, his sentence be shortened to tween Vf. G. Ilersey’s 3.45, 6.40. 11.15 P. ill.; Old Orchard. twenty years ready money he tucked it under his arm 1.08. 3.16, set lire to the A small of Biddeford, 6.45, 8.35, 9.50, 11.46 a. For Insect Bites less the deduction allowed for be- buildings, part and around the corner to see his Saco, m., good dropped 12.25, 1.08, 3.16. 3.15. 5.48, 6.40, 11.15 p. ni the furniture was taken from the house the Blanchard lost don’t know havior. friend, pawnbroker. Trains arrive from Worcester, i.05 p. m.| Maybe you Omega One horse and a cow were no time in getting down to business. It 8.26 a. m.. 1.05, 5.48 p. in.. t«oe The crime for which Hodgdon was con- undamaged, ochcster, “What’ll you give me for it?” he asked. ham and Way Stations, 6.40. 8.26, 10.47 a. ir., Oil is good for mosquito bites. Well, in the barn at the time and were con- victed was the murder of his mother, Es- “For what?” said the pawnbroker, 1.05, 4.15, 5.48 p. in. the flames before could be it is. It the and swel- ther L, her with a sumed by they “For this,” answered Blanchard, tap- SUNDAY TRAINS. stops itching Hodgdon, by shooting Hidrir. was about the For Old Orchard Ileach, Saco, on the of taken out. The total loss ping metronome, after rub the oil pistol May 7, 1885, result which ford, 6.45. 9.28, 10.05 a. m.. 1.50, 3.30, 4.05. 5 03, ling right away you Insured for “Yes, I know,” replied the pawnbrok- was her 11 of the same $2500, $1000. 5 6."5. 7.06 p. m. Rochester and Way Stations, death, May year. er; “but what is it? on. It is a fine .thing for any insect 6.20 n. m. The that the crime was Blanchard’s face fell. “I don’t petitioner says MORE BOERS SURRENDER. know,” D. J. FLANDKUS, G. P. & X. A. bite or If are so he faltered. sting. you unlucky committed by him while in a state of in- je27dtf Cape Town, August 2,—Lieberg’s com- ‘Where did you get it?” said the man as to into the same bed with bed- sanity resulting from a prolonged de- get mando attacked General Smith Dorien behind the counter, doubtfully. bauch. will an end to “At home,” replied his customer. The bugs, Omega Oil put near Cotchefstroom, but was easily re- pawnbroker thought of the penalty for re- your scratching inside of a minute. DEMOCKATIC CANDIDATE. pulsed. General Ian Hamilton has gone ceiving stolen goods, “You got it at to to away home, and don’t know what it is?' he In summer it is stuff for Lewiston, August 3.—F. A. Morey, Rustenburg bring B^den- great said, sharply. “I suppose that’s the way Dr.A. M. F. X. Powell’s garrison, the aches and soreness out of Esq., Gareelon, Belleau, with the other things you’ve been bring- taking Seven hundred and additional Esq., and H. E, Holmes, Esq., were fifty ing around here. Don’t you know I run In Lift'd Juno 25(1), lyoo. feet. All have to do is to to General Hun- your you nominated by acclamation as candidates Boers have surrendered a big risk by such business?” Practically Blanchard was a thief, and rub the Oil on and hard and for representatives to the at a ter. good legislature he knew it, but he was game. “1 don’t trains leave union station, rail- Democratic caucus this The often. .725 evening. ROCKPORT MAN CUTS HIS THROAT know that it’s any of your business,” he way SQUARE AS FOLLOWS: first three were elected to the retorted. “You’ve made loans on those legislature 7 00 a. m. For Brunswick,' Lewiston (Lower) Rockland, August 3.—John Whitney of and if don :t want to advance two years ago. things, you Bath. Boothbav. Popham Beach. RockIaiid.Au* Rockport, cut his throat today and the any money on this whatever-you-call-it gusta. Waterville. SKowhegan and Belfast. I I know who and 8.30 a. m. For Danville Run.ford STOLE A GOLD WATCH. doctors say he cannot recover. He is guess somebody will,” .Jc., Falls, he started for the door. The Bemis, Le Riston, Farmington, Raiigeiey aod of It is his act pawnbroker Waterville. i Biddeford, August 3.- Thursday after- forty years age. thought weakened. might was committed in a fit of “I’ll take said out the noon three men went into the Old Or- insanity. it,” he, shoving Gardiner, Augusta and Waterviile. oash. ll.oo a. m. Express tot Danvule Jc., chard drug store near Cleaves bowling l-ew\s-^ Guess the ( ONE MISSIONARY’S WORK. That night Blanchard dined in state, ton, Waterviile, Moosehead l.ake vn Foxcrolt, alley and while two of the men drew the and had enough money left for a good Bangor, Washington County H. R., Bar Harbor, Miss Gertrude Howe, a missionary at Aroostook and for clerk to one side in order to attract his breakfast. lie knows that the day of Oounty Houlton,Woodstock, / St. S;. bt Timeo’day Kin Kiang, in the Yang-tse Kiang valley, is as has been Stephen, Andrews, Jolla and Hali- attention the other slipped to the rear of reckoning near, but, said, fax via Vanceboro. Boxer he is an Like the cheerful * has not been heard from since the optimist. 12.35 p. tn. Express f r Lisbon the store and stole a valuable • Brunswick, tlio sun and not be late to din- I gold watch, is A v \ by insurrection broke out. She has been Micawber, he looking—no, hoping—for Falls, Aitgusi i, Waterviile. Newport, Bangor, nor. Some watches make a con- chain and charm. The property belonged something to turn up. on Buck sport. Bar Harbor, Oldiown and Green* £ engaged in her missionary labors for Mr. M!onk—■“Come right In, old man; the missus is out, giving a lecture ville- tinuril guessing contest for tlieir \ to the drug clerk and was valued at $35. hands full.” and that time woman’s suffrage, so you see I’ve got my 12.50 p. in. For Danvillo, -Ie.,Itun>ford owners, and yet there’s no need of 1 twenty-nine years, during Falls, This morning the police recovered the LOUISIANA “CIVILIZATION.*’ Bews. Lewiston, Farmington, CarrabasjcL for when the movement is at legally adopted four Chinese girls, and un. Skowl £ watch in Saco and arrested a ltsmge ley, Ulugh Waterviile, gaa. fault we can young For SYoumend it if such a \ brought up and educated several others. the New Orleans lCOp.m Ereepor:,Bruusw». k,Uocslaml, woman the name of McGrath who had (From Timea-Democrat, Ii. *. Waterviile. thing is and if a new by L.points. Augusta. Skowiit- possible; J She brought over to this country three gan. Bellast, Dover aud Foxcrolt, watch is needed, we can sell I it in her possession, A man who said July 28.) Greenville, you boys and two girls. The girls, Ida Kahn Bangor, Oidtotvn and M.ittaw.imkcag, and to one that is to be a \ he was her was also taken into guaranteed husband, The on Customhouse Bueksport Saturdays. faithful time-teller. anu otune, gimiuettcu irum tuc | negro, reaching 5,10 v>. in. For Brunswick, Bath, Watches for 1 custody by the police, he being one of Augusta, at / medical department of the University of street, darted from the sidewalk out into amt Waterviile and to Skowhegau Saturday* everybody everybody’s price. the two men who drew the olerk aside the middle of the street. This was the only. Michigan in 1896, and are now practising 5. i5 p. ni. For Danville Junct on, wnen tne watcn was taken. Moebant* medicine in Kin Kiang. They had over worst manoeuvre that he could have made Falls. Lewiston, ana on SaiurdA s to Humford GEO. T. Two other men concerned in the case ! Fall*. Belgrade, Wa'.ervHle and SPRINGER, the second there. as it him the Skowh-gan. were also arrested, 6,000 patients year brought directly funder ll.oo p. in. Night Express for inuuswlck, f ~ 513 Congress St. Mary Stone, who is a girl of beautiful light from an arc lamp, located on a Rato, Lewiston. Augusta, Waterviile. Bancor. DEATH OF 1 Moosehoal Lake, xmo* ook v.a Old- LEWISTON OCTO- endurance and corner. When the came County j character and wonderful nearby negro town. Bar Harbor, St. GENARIAN. Bueksport. Vanceboro, gentleness, treated 107 cases in one day, plainly in view of the foremost of the Stephen, St. Andrews, St. John runt *11 Ar at- took County via Halifax and tiw !it, TO THE mob directed a vol Vanceboro, [SPECIAL PRESS.! the in care and then passed night taking closely following they Province*. The Saturday night train does not — —. at him. connect to Dexter. Dover ant ^ Lewiston, August 3.—J. P. Jepson of of an outside case. While the two girls ley Belfast, Fox- crof, or beyond Bangor, exc -pting to Washing were at never fell below Half a dozen pistols Hashed simultane Spring street, Lewiston, died late this j college, they ton County it. B. and Bar Harbor. in their class the first and one of the bullets evening. His age was 80 years. Mr. tenth during term, ously, evidently Brunswick, (connecting for Koekl and most of the time led. Ida found its mark, for the negro indi, Aflgnx- Jepson wg.s a member of the sixth Mas- they fairly stopper la. Waterviile, Bangor, Greenville audnflM Kahn’s adoption came about in this way: threw his wavered for i Harbor. sachusstts volunteers in the Civil war short, up hands, When a child is born, a fortune-teller is moment, and then started to run again WHITE and had an excellent war record. He was always oalled in. The boys are always MOUNTAIN DIVISION. This as it fata 8.50 a. m. For a member of Custer G. A. of kept, be the report ot the fortune-teller stop, slight was, proved Bridgton. Favbaiis. Burl Id* post, R., St. or but it is not so with the to the for he had nol ton, Lancaster. Jnhnsbury. Slierbrodtl, Lewiston, and was very good ill, girls. negro’s chances, highly respected. The fortune-teller fixes their fate. Ida Quebec, Montreal. Chicago, St. Paul aud Mi* gotten 20 steps farther when several o neapoils. had a bad fortune, to the effect that she BAPTIST MISSIONARIES SAFE. the men in advance of the others reached 1.05 p.m. For Sebago Luke, Br dgton, Has would be “smothered by yie evil spirit rison. via rail and Biter. Norm his side. A burly him Songo Conway New York, August 3.—The Dr. in'the bed quilt.” Her parents intended fellow, grabbing Banyans. Lancaster, Colcbrook, LuueabU'i %Rev. with one hand, dealt him a terrilio blow C. L. Rhodes of to drown her when they heard the for- Sl Newport. the Baptist Publication on the head with the other. Johnsbury, tune-teller's prophecy and learned that 5.50 p. in. For Seoago Lake. Cornish, Bridg* received word that all the The wounded man sank to the ton. North and Bartlett. society today the child was a Miss Howe inter- ground Conway AND girl. The him be 8.50 p in. For North VENTILATORS, Baptist missionaries of >eastern central and induced the to crowd pressed around and Sebago Lake, Fryelmrg. MADE OE SHEET METAL. ceded, finally parents Conwav. Sl < gan to beat him and stamp him. Th< Fabyans, Lunenuurg. JoluiebiiOt China were safe in A mes- allow her to adopt the child. and to Toronto Proof against leaks from weather and condensation. Shanghai. men in the rear forward, and Montreal, and Chicago tUi:j When other parents found that this pressed except Saturday*. sage to this effect was cabled to the head- those the man were shoved for E. VAN NOORDEN COMPANY, child was getting along so nicely they beating 844 Massachusetts Mass. of the American mis- ward. The half-dead when h« SUNDAY TRAINS. Ave., BOSTON, quarters Baptist began to turn Miss Howe's home into a negro, wa3 freed from his assailants, crawled Send for catalogue. j]y2lW&Snrm sionary union in Boston. baby farm. One morning she was sur- 7 20 a. in. Paper train for Bangor, Baib. over to the gutter. The men behind, aifc^f prised to find an infant upon the stoop. for Rockland except Perry Traudsr .V, Btft when those in CANADIAN WON EASILY. There was another the next morning, however, stopped pushing and lor Bar fl irhor on and after July 6th. front “We’ve and then 7.2.5 m. train for Lewiston. and the next, until she could hardly open yelled got him," p. Paper f-, Montreal, August 3.—The first day's it was that the attack on the bleedinp 9.30 a.m. Commencing July I5tk (or Fab- the door without stumbling' over a baby. and int, international race for the negro wa3 resumed. A vicious kick yans rmediato stations. Seawanhaka A lot of them she sent to the native 12." 5 directed at the head sent him lntc p.m. For Brunswick, Lewistoo, Bat^ cup between the American orphan asylum and she herself took care negro’s Augusta. Waterviile, Bangor and Bar Harbor. challenger the and for a moment the or five girls, gutter, bodj 6.00 p. in. For Lewiston. Minnesota of the White Bear club, St sank from view beneath the “If all missionaries had been as kind muddy, 8.50 p. m. For White Mountain Wvltlo* virtist not interrupt your elders when they are Wait unti 1, and the Canadian defender Red water "Tommy, you talking. Montreal, Toronto and Glue Minn., and benevolent as Gertrude Howe,” says sinny ago. “Pull him let him they stop.” 11.00 p. in. for all Coat, came off on lake St, Louis the Woman’s on out; don't drown," Ntgat Express points. today Journal, commenting “They never stop.” _ was the cry, and several of the .»•* a. in. Ml. Social AVI uwv.miiwi and resulted in an win for the this missionary’s work, “and if the instantly easy Ca- men around the bant Bangor and Bar Harbor. European despotisms had systemati- half-drowned negro Ii- nadian boat by six minutes and 20 sec- £not down and drew the out. ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. cally robbed and despoiled the’ Chinese body Twisting over a the drew the head From 0.50 onds, triangular course, the dis- people, there would have been no outbreak body around, they j Montreal and Fabyans daily a.fl.) and shoulders on the while from Bartlett an 8.23 a. OB.; utilise jlij up street, (.local, LeWMjtl ucijug jiiiica, uiii'eo tiiiiUH ciruuna. of barbarous fanaticism against foreign and AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY. from the waist down the negro’s body re- and Mechanic Falls, 8.35 a. in; Watenrill© imperialism." K4;t a. mained under the water. As soon as the Augusta, in.; Raugeley, laruiingtoB. SHIPS GOING TO ROCKLAND. Bonds. and Koekl&itd, 12.02p. Used of refinement crowd saw that the was still alive Bangoi, Augusta by people WILLIAM G. WHITNEY'S BATHING negro m.; Skowli'ernn, Farmington and Lewlsuia, 3.—The North At- to beat and kick him. for over a of a Rockland, August they again began 12.15 0. m.; Beceber FalU.St. Johuiburj.BrMl- quarter century. BOAT. few B»r lantic squadron will visit this city dur- Every moments they would stop t*>n, 12.15 p. in.; Express, MattawaiiiKeaR, William C. and, striking look into the Harbor. Bangor, 1.20 o. m.; W-dervilie »ta Old Home 8 to and Whitney has something new matches, ing Week, August 11, to see To J.c.wiston, 8.25 in.-. WatervlliA in man’s face if he still lived. p. Skowhcgan, the way of bathing arrangements. an Water- everyone in this neighborhood is highly better see If he was dead they would Augusta Rockland. 5.20 p. m., from consist of a bath or Mile daily; Bar Harbor, Aroostoo* elated at the for a They floating house stick matches to his Final- St.John, LIVERY prospects lively attrac- lighted eyes, Moosehead Bake and Bancor. 5.3® a TEAMS. a boat with a deck he was left him County, tion in the harbor. There will be hospi- bathing equipped ly, believing dead, they in-; naugcloy. Farmington, liumford Fall*. Good house. A board can and started out to look for other negroes. BeivM »n. 5.45 White Mountiin polnn driving horses and sty- table entertainment for the visitors. spring be set to port p. in.; Just about this time some one yelled and 6.W CMcaco, Montreal lish or forward or and the Naples, p. m.; turnouts, furnished with starboard, aft, “He ain’t dend," and the men came back 1'at),ans. 7.25; Bir Harbor, Btugorand Ho**’ CUT IN WAGES ORDERED. la Bar drivers. A. W. McFADDEN, divers can spring with ease into the and renewed the attack. While the men no, 1.25 a. in, dally; Halifax. St. John, Harbor, Bangor, 4.20a. m. 3.—It is water. The boat will be towed from were and the dally. 101 Clark St. 924-2. Joliet, 111., August reported beatijjg pounding prostrate 0.25 a. in.. r>.38 p. ie:»« Telephone form with stones and sticks a man in the Sundays—I^wiston, here that a straight cut of 15 cent point to point, wherever Mr. Harbor, 12.25 u. m.; Wfttervllle,5.29p. au "2d 2w* per Whitney crowd ran up, and “1 11 fix the choose to crying, Mountains, 5.55 n. m. has been ordered in wages the Ame- may navigate and be in attend- a by d-negro," poked the muzzle of OF.O. F. V. P. & 0. M- ance him and his almost EVANS, rican Steel & Wire company. The re- upon friends. The new pistol against the body and fired. r. E. BOOTH BY. O. f. 4 T. i. HOLD UP IN WINSLOW. boat will do This shot must have ended the man’s ^ duction, it is said, will affect every em- bathing away with the in- convenience of from the decks of life, for he lay like a stone, and realizing Waterville, 3.—Alvin E. Wit- ployee of the company. No official infor- bathing August yachts. that they were wasting energy in further ham of this mation can be obtained the men city reported today that he here. About Z The boat is schooner rigged, fit- attacks, left their victim lying being in the street. Was held up between the hours of eight 2,000 men were employed In the four local ted with two pole masts which rise and nine last night at what is called the mills. through a long and oommodious cabin. DAYLIGHT FILMS The sails are the only motive of “Four Corners,” in Winslow, while re- power OLD HOME WEEK FEATURES. ....FOR.... the boat. The craft is 50 feet in length, from North Vassalboro. He AMERICAN SURGEON KILLED. turning gave with a 20 foot beam, three feet six inches Visitors to Portland should not fail to and a short description of two men and this Stern- in depth, and draws 1(3 inches of water. Kodaks, Bullseyc Washington,August 3.—Surgeon read tomorrow’s Portland Sunday Times. afternoon The cabin extends from a point close to Deputy Sheriff Getohell berg today received a cablegram from its Cameras. the bow aft to the stern, with a small Among interesting features are many Hawkeyc in two brothers William and Manila that brought announcing surgeon Frede- foot passage running around it. It is relating to Old Home Week. It tells how !)KV niul SUPPLIES. Everett Pooler whom he arrested in Win- rick W. Huisby was killed 1 at seven feet in and is fitted 1 " ■ PLATES August height, up the week will be observed in Portland m .1 The aft slow, to coui't. Witham was not sure of Majajay, Luzon. He was from New handsomely. portion of the boat IN ICY WATERS. is with and other cities, and presents to Its read- the of the Poolers and both and equipped eight complete bath- Wairus—"116110 old man! How do * Identity they Haven, Conn., arrived at Manila ers a wide you find thlnga?” rooms, with a new device for shower range of Interesting reading Polar Boar—“Oh! moving N. M. PERKINS & C0„ an alibi. Witham along, moving alonVl VinU <. proved lost nothing. about six weeks ago. baths. to the Walrus “Well, I to WUh you?" appropriate occasion. manage kee* myf,ead alovj water " ST- i | J 8 FREE augldlw at all it will be on eve- place Tuesday Seoond Division. NEW AOVEltTlMEMENTS. KEW AUVEUTISEMENT* CROWDS ARE C05H\«. ning. Capt. Dickens, U. S. Navy, command- At TO THE PARADE. ing. Marine band. Lieutenant Harry George, the brigade Naval Brigade from Ships of War. adjutant ot the fleet, came ashore yester- W& American Cadet Band. Roscoe S. Davis Co., Bed Cross Ambulance from Fort Preble. day afternoon and In with Col. The City Is Filling Up company Third Division. K. C. Mllllken of General Chamberlain's Colonel Lucius II. Kendall, command- Cor. Exchange and Federal Streets, stall went over the proposed route of the ing. With Chandler’s Strangers. parade. The details for this parade liad First Begiment Band. First Begiment National been Infantry, carefully prepared by General Guard, State of Maine THE OLDEST FURNITURE STAND IN PORTLAND. Chamberlain and even blue prints of Hie Lately of the U S. Service, Spanish War Governor of Maine and sire its and their measurements were pro- Staff, and Guests of Donor Situated right in the centre of attraction a few vided. No change will be made in the only State Signal Corps, Is SVo of the Snecess route minutes* walk from of the electric cars. There Question of the procession or in its forma- Lately of U S. Service, Spanish War. any tion. The brigade commander from the Drum Corps. We cordially invite all visitors to make our store youl State Naval of Old Home Week. tleet, Capt. F. W. Dickens, is to be Deserve, Lately of U. S. Service, Spanish War. headquarters while in the city. mounted on a horse as are all of his Fourth Division. We shall have a continuous Sale all the staff. The brigade will bs headed by a General John J. Lynch, commanding. Bargain band of Its own and will also be provided Portland Band. week. Portland School Cadets. with another band the committee. Battalion, Dlgn by Societies and Civic Bodies. Crowds WATER FOR THE HLUE JACKETS. Big Expected Fifth Division. 6. To II. The August -August and officers of the landing party do not Chief Melville N. Eldrldge, Portland Today Sunday. like the idea of allowing their men to D ire Department, commanding. MONDAY. SATURDAY. Lewiston Band. break ranks to get a drink of ice water Brigade Portland Fire Brigade. on the march as It results In much con- Invited Fire Companies. fusion and great delay to get them into Biddelord Band. their formation again. To obviate this Veteran Fire Brigade RUG and DRAPERY DEPT. Details of the Celebration and Livermore Fails Band. CARPET, the officers suggested that men or boys be stationed at the water tubs on II. Odd Lots at Half Its Features. State Lace Curtains Price. street where the halt is to be made for Formation. Large Carpet size Smyrna liug, 9x12, $17.5(1 rest with buckets to pass the water to the Organizations participating in the pro- Axmiuster liug, 9x12, $35.0(1 cession will form at 10 a. men. There will be in all twenty-three m., August 7th, “ “ “ in the following order. Wilton, 9x12, $20.0« companies of blue and marines jackets The United States troops on Federal Small size Eugs at same ratio. The crowd of continues to and some fifteen hundred men. Not street west; right on Pearl. strangers resting It will pay you to look at these. The Naval on Federal larger in Portland with the arrival knowing just how to provide for this Brigade "Street, grow j east; right resting on Pearl. A full line of latest patterns and colors iu Axminsters, Velvet, Brussels, train. There were not so matter the committee called upon Secre- of every many State troops on Pearl street; right at and Wool at low Garland of the Tapestry Carpets very prices. arrivals yesterday, so the railroad men tary Y. M. C. A., who Is junction of Federal. to do what he can In the Fourth Division on say, as there were on Thursday, or as always prepared Newbury street, right at junction of Pearl. will be and It Is way of assisting the blue jackets, and there today Sunday. Fifth Division on street thpm comfortable when ashore. Congress east; DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE. safe to say, however, that there are making right near Pearl, thousands ot people in Portland who, air. uarianu said that ne would under- Governor and staff and guests of honor take to men in on west of come here from all of the provide and boys to pass this carriages Congress street, Wo show exclusive designs and styles at same price you buy open styles for have parts Pearl. water about to tbe blue and he elsewhere. country to participate in the Old Home jackets, will doubtless call men m. Week exercise i tend the hotels and the upon the young A solid Oak Extension Table for $($.25 tuuivdlnt* Kitncod anr. H lari n»l*K thtiWR and of his association to aid him iUU V D1UOU boys V. Others in price up to $25.00. in this matter. This column will move at while there are many more the guests of j 10.15 a. m. Sideboards, greatest valuo ever offered for $15.00 The utmost promptitude and frlemls or relatives in this THE DISTRIBUTION OK’ TICKETS. precision city. of movement must be observed. Bodies From this up to $00.00. now about the OKI There is no question The ladies who have been managing the failing to lee in proper position at the Iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses, at pricos which cannot be heat. hour will not be suffered to Borne Week being a success. The only Monday evening oonoort did a very hard appointed A full and lino of Dinner Toilet Sil- halt or impede the column of maroh In complete Sots, Sets, Jardinieres, Clocks, doubt in the minds of the .citizens is bow work The for the day's yesterday. plan order to gain their respective places. ver Ware, Mirrors and Pictures. these can be best entertained strangers distribution of tickets to this concert so Directors of bands in dost* proximity Parlor Furniture, Couches and Easy Chairs made to order. and cared tor while are in the city, j that our rather than our own TIIK Will please have a mutual they guests peo- WOODMAN-COOK CUP, understanding, The finest line of Rockers in so as not to oonfuse the cadenoe Fancy the city from $2.30 to $25.00. Everything that could be done to provide attend seemed to work of step ple might it, very by differing times and rhythms. for their comfort and amusement has Everett—Mr. and Mrs. Cooke. NEW JERSEY. " satisfactorily. Over throa-fourths of these Orders of movements will be sounded Methuen—Mrs. Edward B. Davis. been attended to. The city Is in gala at- tickets were distributed The Mrs. E. C. F. Brewer. by bugle signal from head of -WE ARE SOLE AGENTS- yesterday. Linden—Mrs. Mary A. Leighton and Brewer, Harry column; the busi- band-masters will have these calls taken tire, nearly every bnildlng in person obtaining them was asked to give family. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. up and repeated In due succession to se- for the in New which is run with one ngs of the town decorated tbe name and liosllndalc—C. 1). and wife. only Range England Damper only. portion being address of each guest and Noyes cure contlnu lty of action. Natick—H. G. Sleeper. Washington—Walter H. Oliver. In some manner while many of ths resi- then receive a ticket for each guest and THAT IS- Newton Highlands—Miss Mary L. Wil- CANADA. IV. lience* are receiving attention at the one in addition. This occasioned some der. Koute. hands of the deoomtons. From the pres- murmuring from those whs received Wollaston—W. R. Cntter and wife, Montreal—Mrs. J. Tees. Miss Alice L. Pearl street to ent Indications It seems probable that tickets, but when the matter was fully Cutter. Up Cumberland; up Cam Sarah TO GO TO POLAND SPRINGS. Cumberland to to Deer- bean for bridgeport—Lucy Ladem, High; up High The Home will contest to them there was little com- Crawford. there interesting explained Arnold, John O. H. Bean and ing; up Deerin g to State; across State to Clary, This noon a party-ef forty oilioers from the prizes which have been offered for the plaint. The distribution of tickets will W. Miss down to across TERMS CASH OK EASY PAYMENTS. wife, Bean, Margaret Watsou, the Spring; Spring High; ships will go to Poland Springs as to down best decorations. For example the people begin again this morning at the aider- Mre. E. P. Carpenter, It. Greeley and High Congress; Congress past &Ug4d3t wife, G. C. and Mrs and the guests of the Maine Central railroad, reviewing stand at City Hall and Mar- at the West End of the city are after the men's room, city building, at ten o’clock, Greeley wife, Miss Merritt. the Kicker Brothers, the proprietors of shal’s stand at Pearl street south. first prize, and landlord Costner of the and will continue until noon, commenc- Blue prints will be seasonably supplied, NEW HAMPSHIRE. Poland Springs, They will have a special West End hotel intends to have the honor ing again at three o'clock and ending at indicating the route and several distances car and will return to Portland about six of the entire to all of capturing it if possible. The street live. Rochester—F. W. tinker, Miss Moore, movement, principal SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS Grove ton—G. F. Afmy. o’clock after lunching at that famous re- commanders. decorations are nearly all In place and it The following Is a partial list of the Concord—Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge M. sort. In addition to the ambulances provided, has been remarked by a great many that people who were registered as coming Sherman. emergency stations will be established at AT HALF PRICE. the city never appeared as much dressed from other states to attend Old Home Gorham—Joe Evans, Mrs. P.H. Moore, THE FIREWORKS. all drug-stores on the line of march to Mrs. Alfred R. Evans. render aid in case of accident. up as it does today, though it Is nothing Week in Portland This is not more than There was a lively call yesterday for the White Waists that were for 09c. Herlin—E. H. Williams. The movement will habitually bo in Pique SI.50, to what It will be when the of the a fourth of those who were reserved seats on the official stand day registered yes- Nashua—Mrs. L. W. Berward, Mrs. L. grand columns of fours right in front. On White Law'll Waists at &9c, 49c, (»9c, 89c*. great celebration comes around. terday as it was Impossible to obtain a A. Tracy, Miss Rose H. Tracy. to be erected at Eastern promenade. The reaching State street the troops will suc- list. will be cessively form column of companies, by complete VERMONT. arrangements very pleasing and Skirts and 98c. THE SHIPS. such evolution as each principal com- Separate Waists, VISITING comfortable seats furnished. The demand MASSACHUSETTS. Cobot—Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Foster, mander juay prefer. White Duck Skirts, trimmed with braid, this 89c. will doubtless exceed the and an When the head of sale, Many people who desired to avoid the Miss Ina Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. supply column reaches: Boston—Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Stevens, a halt will be the ! New lot of Belts dn latest at Low rush took advantage of the opportunities Rogers, J. B Knight. early call should be made at C. C. Hawes, Spring street, sounded, styles Prices. Miss Emma iiight, Mr. and Mrs. John troops may stack arms and rest Casks afforded to visit the of the fleet Westlleld—Clara E. Street. corner Congress and streets, who ships Silver, Herbert Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Temple of water will be placed at convenient A good Lawn or Percale Wrapper at this sale for 89c. all of received some visi- i Frank Hill, Mrs Frost, Mrs. A. M. RHODE ISLAND. has a few of the best seats on sale. for use of Nearly the ships points participants in the Ladies’ and Misses’ 12 29c. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lyon, Mr. the entire line of this halt. Hose, l-2c, 15c, 25c, tors, but those who were able Providence—Mrs. J. C. Soule march, along | and Airs. E. W. Noyes, Mrs. Francis At this point the of the Ctov- lOc to on board the two new ves- Pawtucket—Dr W. P. Watson and carriages Boys’ School Hose, pair. get Dyer, Mrs L. H. Jackson, Miss Agnes THE BOAT RACE. ernor and guests will be esoorted from wire, Mrs. E. P. Car- sels, the Kentucky and the Kearsarge did Buckner, John Elliott, Edw'ard Spiller, Margaret Watson, the oolumn down Congress street to the Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kev. penter. The Plana It Hare Been so. These ships are by all odds the most McLonaid, Regarding reviewing stand in front of 6icy Hall. Mr iWrliih Mrs M (< S Onlnnir On the march this Dooular shins In the harbor, because thev CONNECTICUT. (hanged Somewhat. resuming interval Miss Mauil A. Deehan, Mr. and Mrs. will be closed and the flank formation are the latest that the has In navy put James Miller, Geo. Walphey, Miss Belle Hartford—E. H. Grant. Aldermen Milllken and Driscoll who taken again until finally reaching Con- Miss Mrs. G. Ii. Pat- New Haven—Miss Helen M. L. and are finest column C. commission considered the ltuss, Hatch, where of May Higgins, have the boat race for afternoon gress street, coiupanies Miss Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday BRUNEL, Miss in the world in An ex- terson, May Hatch, Mary McFarlan, Mr. and Mrs. M. will be formed successively and the every particular. in met with some JL. D. Maeomber, Miss Lillian Perkins. Hennessy, Miss Nettie Blondin. charge of the officers march down Congress street be taken 493 OONGH.ESS STREET. cellent oyportunity has been afforded xirifk —_*_4_ aug-kllt Boston—Theodore S. Fuller, Mrs. M. from the lleet afternoon and *- NEW YORK. yesterday B"— ..un.ug those who wish to take in a view of the L. Miss x». M. Mrs Buisarc, Buisarc, decided to amend the for this lace officer at City Hall; after passing here Rochester—Mrs. J. G. plans entire to do so from Fort Allen Fred A. Purington, Mr. and Mrs A. Haines, Mrs. “guide will be taken at Market squadron a so as to more of the blue right” O. S. Gilts. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Edmund Phinnoy, Mr. and Mrs. Eck- little, give street to in review the on at the WOMEN OF LEISUKE. From this the all Jenfcs, pass Chief Marshal Thursday, August 9th, picnic park parx ships may C. L. a Snow, Mrs. C. M. Boynton, M. C. Foss man, Mrs. Brown, Lawrence jackets chance to participate In it. In- at Pearl street south. of the Maine Central railroad, at soen and nearer grounds (Century.) be plainly at hand than and wife, Fred Mills and wife, William Brawn, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Keyes, Mr. stead of one raoe there will be Thereafter the several four which organizations rtebago Lake. They have been given one- have ever been before. Indeed Ad- Shorey, J. S. Davies and wife, Cora ami Mrs. J. W. Pressey. will be esoorted by shortest routes to the “Are we to see the they have been arranged as follows: complete passing King. Syracuse—John W. Perkins and son, respective rendezvous. half fare for the round trip from all sta- miral Farqubar’s arrangement of the First away of women of leisure?” There are South Boston—Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mrs. James B. Cahoon, Miss Maud E. Race—Twelve oared cutter, prize, Staff officers assigned for this escort tions between Portland and Conway and has been and the silver valued at and made the moments when one asks himself that ships superb, picture York. Perkins, John W. P. Cahoon. cup $50 by duty will at its to the Woodman-Cook completion report tickets can be bought as early as the 8th presented from the Eastern promenade is East Boston—Mr. and Mrs. N. Allen, Brooklyn—William Talbot, Mr. and company. chief marshal at the Preble House. question with genuine apprehension; and can the same Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Chase. Second Raoe—Six oared single whale and return be had upon up worth going far to see All day yesterday Ripley. By order of Gexieril Chamberlain, Chief the moments are likely to be most fre- Cambridge—Mrs. Edwin S. McFarland, Buffalo—Miss Jane Mead, Mrs. T. C. boats, cash prize, $15. Marshal. to and including the 11th. The commit- the cars climbing the hill were crowded Welch. Third Kao?—Twelve oared double quent during the holiday months, when Stanley McFarland. Official E, C. Milliken, Adjutant Gen- tees have made a personal canvass of the and the park was tilled with people, Eleanor Win. Brooklyn—Miss Stetson, Miss Annie banked whale boats, cash prize, $15. eral. nature herself appears to insist that the Cambridge—Miss Holt, names of former and Mrs. J. H. C. Fourth Race—Open to all comers from town for residents, many of whom set their eyes for the first Holt, Mrs, D. A. Easton, Mrs H. L Stetson, Stevenson, Capt. strained chords of life shall be a little Cummings, Miss Emma Easton Kina. the ships, all classes of boats, cash prize, NOTES. have prepared and sent out eight hundred time upon this prize squadron of the *15 loosened. To be a man leisure has al- Cambridge—Mr. anil Mrs. Willard P. New York—Arthur L. Moody, Miss local invitations to accompany the state J. R. Morrow of one of the the our na- navy. The real rush for the shins will Gernsh. Burns, the Misses Margaret, Maud and Course from Grand Trunk wharf to Lynn, ways; according to laws of invitations. As these go only to the heads and Jennie committee on of the tional involved a begin this afternoon tomorrow, when Brookline—Mr. and Mrs. Capen White, Evelyn Mulhearn, King Morrison, on line between the Indiana and transportation Lynn coue, latent reproach; Mrs. E. Mrs. buoys of families, it means that they have Miss Fernald, Mrs. Arthur P. French. George Annie, Dennett and to the Old Home Week cele- so It is anticipate! that many excursion Massachusetts and return, delegation but powerful is the influence of the Somerville—Mrs and Mrs. K. W. Con- two children, Lizzie M. Walker. Mabel Approximate- reached over one thousand and be run into bration, who is in this said the dele- people, of the us a trains will Portland from all Mr.and one mile a half. city, spirit times among that to be way, Mrs. K. C. llutchlns. Soule, Harry Eagles, Mrs.Bailey. ly and All raoes gov- the returns thus far received have been and will would leave morn- of leisure soon seem points. Monday Tuesday also be Somerville—G. B Cummings, Fred Silver Springs—Mrs. Chas. Mason. erned rules of the North Atlan- gation Lynn Tuesday woman may almost by racing very and before the visit of the Cummings, Edwanl Waldron, Wm. II. ing at 7.30 and arrive here at 10.30. He gratifying as bad. The women who work in one big days NEW tic squadron. Waldron, Mrs B, S. Gerald. JERSEY. there be Those attending are especially desired squadron to this port Is over the ships thought would at least two car way or another, because they must work and Mrs. W. W Mr. A. A. Frates will referee this race, of the and Koxbury—Mr. Bay, Montclair—Marshall O. Leighton and loads. The committee the mat- to go on the earlier trains day will have been seen by many thousands MaGi having to live, are joinedJn yearly greater num- Mr. and Mrs. llaggett, Mrs. E. W. wile. Joseph E. F. Connolly, starter; Lieut. the the shores of ter in is of Hon. Ellhu spend day upon the of people. Coburn, Flora Purington. of the revenue charge composed bers by women who because they John Beny cutter Wood- lake. The committee the matter work4 Dorchester—Miss Marlon Harold MARYLAND. B. Hayes, chairman, J. K. Wil- having to work in order to lie Berry, Clary and J. P. Morrow, choose independ- THE MAYOR’S OFFICIAL VISIT. Berry. bury, Joseph Buckley, in charge will give opportunity for games Baltimore—Mrs. E. G. Iliglit, Mrs, C. liam Wiley and Eli Jopson. ent. Outsido of this, the clubs and so- Chelsea—Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Stone. judges. and in the forenoon. There will one of the staff offi- B. Hight. At the First Parish church on Sunday, dancing cieties that Yesterday morning Chelsea—M. B. Phipps. The different ships will anchor a promote literary, patriotic, be a dinner in the grove at one cers of Admiral called on tho Brooks. » INDIANA. Mr. Perkins will an historical picnic in Farquhnr Arlington—Maxwell launch or cutter as a stake boat. The preach philanthropic activities those who and with for at the to him Arlington—Mr. Mrs. Irving Frost, B. B. Miss sermon, Life in Port- o’olock, together preparations have no labors, and the spell mayor city building notify Indianapolis—Mrs. Peck, Naval Reserves will furnish a cutter fora “Early Religious professional Walter C. the who come from distances of outdoor and its of the arrival ot the fleet here. iieverly—Mrs. Mitchell, E. F. Peck. land.” those longer life, vigorous sports, officially Misses Marlon and Mildred boat. Each boat will be Florence, starting ship’s and to whom it would be Inconvenient to over women who without these things ii was man me mayor snouiu PENNSYLVANIA. The special Old Home Sunday services arranged Mitchell. easily recognized by carrying a pennant would be quite idle, have so wrought to the Admiral at Farms—Mr. and Mrs. G. H. at Chestnut street church tomorrow will come so provided. feminine existence that the of pay hi? respects two Beverly Philadelphia—Mrs. Albert H. Jacobs, with the initial of the thereon. upon type Herrick. ship The informal exercises will oc- in o’clock In the afternoon, and Capt. John Waters, Miss Mrs. Hattie V. McLaughlin, Geo. Mc- be of unusual interest. The pastor will literary ■woman who meets and greets you the Jamaica Plains—W'llliam Elmer Smith, cur at two o’olock in the A drawing room as one who has long Dennett the at Laughlin, Miss Doris McLaughlin. preach, showing of the grove. very quiet kindly placed Woodbury ^AULA’l \A JL/UIIUIM OLD HOME DAY something obliga- of behind* and looks N. P. PARADE. ode has been written for the oo- days repose her, the for that visit. Be- J. Per- Philadelphia—Julia Sherman, tions of the in view of the work pleasing Mayor's disposal Malden—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eaton. present calmly forward to others of the same Ollioc of the Chief a of kins and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Marshal, done In the this the caslon which will bo sung by chorus is rare to the of im- sides the Mayor Collector C. M. Moses, Portland, 1900. past, making larg- tenor, becoming point Mrs. C. P. Thurston, Mrs George August 2nd, the who are f jr that one as an exotic. Col. F. E. Amos liridge. SOUTH DAKOTA. General No S3 est Protestant church in the state. Mr. townspeople drilling pressing Boothby, Congressman Miss L, Order, Tt, is unthinkable that nnvnno should I. Koblnson, Evelyn Koblnson, and other musical numbers. will Mr. Beander Fobes and some other Sioux Falls—Mrs. Martha 0. Meserve. I. The principal divisions for the parade B. Cain will two solos 'inhere Allen, L. Koblnson, K. H. Sawyer, Miss Jen- Llewellyn sing seriously wish to pick a quarrel at this of the 7th Inst, will be commanded re- be the reading of an historical article on gentlemen made the vsit to the flagship. nie Merrlman, Mr. Burleigh and family, MINNESOTA. and a double quartette will render special late day with the new, quicksning inter- Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Mrs E. E. spectively by Captain .Charles J. Bailey, the and Informal The were received the Admiral In a Sawyer, music town, readings speeches ests of women's lives. subject has They by Belle 7th Artillery, U. S. A., Fort Preble; Durgan, Minneapolis—Miss Bradford. sons and passed beyond the province of disous- most oonrteous manner and were Francis W. U. S. jLiierw wm ue over niounreu by returning daughters. given Malden—F.A. Harding, Mrs. Herrick. Minneapolis—Mrs. *'A. H. llallook, Captain Dickens, s«VBuiy-uve sion. Nevertheless, it is an assured fact Colonel Lucius H. Kendall, 1st There are a goodly number of the form- an opportunity of inspecting the flagship. Braintree—Mrs. E, S. Wright, the D. Carvel and family. Navy; men In Tuesday's parade. that if we were to have only busy wom- Maine National Guard, er residents of the town in Port- It Is that Gen. John T. Misses Josephine and Bernice YVrlurht St. Paul—Edwin DeCosta. Regiment, It is believed that the Rockland com- living en in the future, and women hurried expected Richards, lately of the U. S. Service, Springileld—Miss Margaret Higgins, Spanish War; land.Many of them have already signified and harried, the whole of life would bo adjutant general of the state, will call ILLINOIS. General John J. Lynch, lately of the pany of the First regiment will come to Miss Elinor A Hall, Mrs. Frederick A. the poorer for us Some- Maine National Guard; Chief Melville Portland and at the their intention to be present and the as- incomparably upon the Admiral some time today to Hall, William E. Hall. Chicago—Miss K. B. Head, Miss N. O. Monday night sleep where in the stress and strain of en- N. Portland Fire sociation Is desirous that make arrangements for the visit of the Park—Mrs. YV. 1). Durant, Mr. Mrs. John Swett, Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge, Department; armory, as it may be impossible for them very they may deavor and advance there must be Hyde Swett, be and stop- they will respected obeyed accord- attend on that and of the and Mrs, J. E. Griffiths. Edward H. Elwell. Miss Grace Elwell, to here unless do this. all of them day help ping-places where one may rest and governor state to the fleet some ingly. get they Allston—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carr, Russell J. Elwell, Mrs. Geo. A. Barrows. Rounds of Greenwood Garden contribute to the social of dream a little; centers there must be of time during their stay in port. Capt. II. Sergeant Edwin A. Merritt, Sons Manager to enjoyment Chas. E. Densinore. _ some sort where one has bean has extended an invitation to the men of the occasion. may momentarily John Dennett Isas come to OHIO. of Veterans, appointed Color again the as- Haverhill—Edward Warner. the fleet to vi sit his resort on drop out from the moving column, and, Bearer, and John F. Berge, 7th Artillery Sunday sistance of the state and lias offered the Haverhill—Mr. and Mrs George Fuller. Mansfield—Mrs. Frank S. and where there is to be a band concert. free of the noise and dust, fill one s soul. Corey U. S A,, Fort Preble, Bugler, for this OLD HOME WEEK FEATURES. Merrimao—Mrs. Sarah True. son, Harry W. Parker. There must be a pause now and then. Woodbury to the governor when he pays parade. Sanford—Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Goding. Miss Jeanette Wildemar. There must be intervals, however few this official call. Sandusky—Mrs. III. Howard R. Stevens, E. OLD HOME WEEK SUBSCRIPTIONS. Visitors to Portland should not fall to Margaret Goding. Toledo—Alice Keith. Harry and far between, for the deeper, stiller Woodward, Phillip D, Abbott and J. read tomorrow’s Portland Times. Worcester—Mr. A. L. Do ten, C.W. Doten. The following additional contributions Sunday inhalations that bring renewal and re- THE SEARCH BIGHT EXHIBIT. NEBRASKA. Harry Lamson of the Portland Wheel Brockton—Mrs.Wm. Prince, Mrs. A.H. Among its interesting features are many freshment, and enable one to start Club, have been appointed staff have been received toward the expanse of j Sillon, Miss MoJlie Kounds. Schuyler—G. H. Thomas. special to Old It tells and start Those cen- The ships of the fleet will give an illus- orderlies. Old Home Week: relating Home Week. how again, straight. Eynn—Mr. and Mrs. W. Quint, Mrs. Lincoln—Mrs. N. E. Stewart. celebrating ters, those intervals, it has always been tration of the effective use of their search By order of General Chief the week will be observed in Portland, Emily Jackson. Chamberlain, Portland Railroad Company, $600 the primary and essential function of COLORADO. INlarsluil and other and to its read- lights on Monday evening between the K. Marrow, Frederick Small Stable meh, by hand of Whitman cities, presents women to render and it must Lynn—J, E, C. General. possible; and YYr. B, Mrs. Edward MILLIKEN, Adjutant 60 ers a wide of to them alone to hours of eight and nine o’clock. This is wife, Capt. Pool, Denver—Mrs. T. W. Edwards. Sswyer, Esq., 1 range interesting reading ever be. It belongs per- Fred E. L. Mory, Mrs. Hill. Hon. Richards, 26 to the occasion. form that function, and if they omit to considered by a great many people to be CALIFORNIA. Office of the appropriate Newburyport—Miss Fannie G. Calef. Chief Marshal, Hon. Nathan Webb, 6 do so there is nothing to make good the the most feature of the visit interesting Danversport—Mrs. J. A. Friend, Dr. San Jose—Mrs. C. DeZaldo. Portland, August 3rd, 1900, C. C. Chapman, Esq., 6 loss. General Orders No. 3 DIED IN of the ships to Portland. Some of these W. G. Frost. Los Angeles—Lemuel O. Merrill. MONTANA. Keadi Goodwin. I. $685 big battle snips have four and five search ng—C. Clarissa Sawyer, Mrs. Sarah Webster. A was received last .Franklin— Mrs.Nellie A. Sanborn. Organization, Previously acknowledged from telegram evening and these when used lights, collectively Topsfiell—Mr.and Mrs. Leon Glover. MISSOURI. The column for the prooession and other sources, 4093.75 from Helena, Montana, announcing the furnish a spectacle which is worth going Everett—Miss M. E. Elder. review will be composed as follows: death of Henry F. Tilton. He was a What Shall We Have for Dessert P YValtham—Arthur F. Mrs. Eva St. Louis—Chas. Butler. $4677.75 many miles to witness. YVisner, Platoon of Mounted Police, Total, member of Unity lodge, No. 8, I. O. O. This question arisos in the family every M. Wisuer, W. J. Warren. Kansas City—Mr.and Miss J.Houghton. Portland, Aug. 3, 1900, It has not been decided as Chief Marshal and Staff F. of this day. Let us answer it today. Try Jel!-o. positively yet YValtham—Mr. and Mrs, Geo. H. Richardson, Treasurer. city. YVellington. KANSAS. a delioous and healthful dessert. Pre- that the ships will be decorated with elec- Park—S. Y. Poor and wife. First Division. Hyde in two minutes. No no tric this visit to Portland. Woods Hole—H. J. Davies and wife, Topeka—Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morse. Captain Chai’les J. Bailey, 7th Artillery, S TAN DISH OLD HOME ASSOCIA- Hon.' W, JL>. Washburn of pared boiling! lights during Minneapolis, add water and West O. L, Bean commanding. TION. baking! simply boiling The Admiral, It is understood, assured Medway—Mrs FLORIDA. will arrive in Portland on Monday eve- Purrington—Mr. and Mrs. Ivory. Togus Soldiers’ Home Band. set to cool. Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, the Mayer yesterday that such a display " Oakdale—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bos- Brooksville—Dr. and Mrs. I). W. Harts- Battalion U. S._ Artillery from Forts The Standlsh Old Home association ning and will be the guest while here of Raspberry and Strawberry. (let a pack- would be made if possible, and If it takes worth. horn, Dana W. Hartshorn. Preble andJIWllliams. will observe local day of Old Home week Judge Putnam on State street. age at your grocers today, 10 cts. TO LET. lp,OR SAL*B. SUNDAY SERV.G7.S- TO LET. BROWN—FOR SALE AND ______SENT FREE TO MEN 01 , Forty words n most beautiful location tills Iiend IKT—In t lnserted^^rthTir' words inserted under overlooking the city, e gh one week for 143 cash he9l) Forty Prospect Hill, cents, i„* That advance. TO aJ Notice—Church notices are published free A Most Remarkable Remedy one week for 25 cents, cash in room tenement; hot and cold water,bath,and 1-—-.. at,TaBte, to L. M. LKiuw as an accommodation to the churches. The Lost modern conveniences. Apply 1^ OR SALK—Good six roomhausTrir^ Restores or GEO. W. BROWN, 53 1 lot cemented publ shers request that they be sent to the Quickly rnO LET—Rooms and windows for tl'Q pro- TON ^ boxlOO, cellar hnnL?ce -I* ce-sion Rooms all lafgO and Exchan^eSt. pored. Price tlooo; nothing .town• office 6.00 m, on the before to Men. Tuesday. S614llli by p, day publica- Vigor beau mom lily ; good house at a gieat pleasant Call at 263 lino house just completed, g l"‘ written and as as I ET-A L LIGHT ON. 53 tion, legibly briefly possible, CUMBERLAND^ST. In Park overlook mi ExchangeSt. A Free Trial Sent Mail to TO tlful location Coyle such notices are not received or corrected Package by with bath, by the bay; 10 rooms SALE-On All Who Write. LET—Flat 26 High St.; flat 47 North St.; to L. M. LEIGII j VOIt Coyle StTtwortKT"" telephone. conveniences. Apply I- ton rooms and TO two fiats Norwood, corner Amherst St.; 53 Exchange St. JlyJO-tf bath; hot auu co* “°D'e- ArissinIAn -t Cong. Church. 8i New- Free trial paokages of a most remarkable GEO. W. BROWN. modern flat Stevens’ Avenue, ooraer Rackleff; single, plumbing; eb-ctric lMu*. !**•»: street. st 7.3u m. Rev. remedy are mailed to all who will heat; bury Preaching p. by being nine-room nouse Eastern Prort enade, corner SALE—Fine house on Clifton St., cellar; ample 11.(0; feet land’. t«K?ente« Calvin Lane of Mass. Sund school write the State Medical Institute. of the Cpyl«Back fruit trees. Price Pittsfield, y They Turner; single, nine-room home Clifton St., Park, overlooking the waters 8800J. W. II \yi 12.30 p. m. All are invited. cured so battled for FOR cold 180 Middle St. many men who had Coyle Park; two flats Beacon and Amherst ten rooms with oath, hot and CO., bay; A homewa^er ai Bethany Cong. Church, South Portland. years against the mental and physical Sts. All of these are new. L. M. LEIGHTON, and all modern improvements. E. H. 4-1 W. BK(JVV«^e .v SALE—Seashore Rev. Newcomb, pastor. Preaching 2.30 suffering of lost manhood that the Insti- 63 Exchange St. a low cost. Apply to GEO. lots eonstaiiUTT' and m. Ail are welcome. fiQltacres, situated on the 7 p. tf tute has decided to distribute free trial Exchange shore- con *11 of six rooms St.___jly30-tt_ groves; good water and Bethel Church, 285 Fore street—Rev. packages to all who writs. It is a home mo LET—A furnished cottage In Fessen- everythin* Peaks Two other nice residences lor a small colony; will be sold ^ Francis South worth, pastor. Residence 108 with JE. at Forest Citv Landing. Island, each hav »f&h treatment and all men who suffer den on Deerlng avenue, For address Newbury street. Services at 10.30 a. m., 3 and with full view of White Head ; also furnished ALSO Park, particulars B. A. Sftlti vF13 any form of sexual weakness resulting finished rooms with all modern con- Me. uus> G* 7.no p. m. Preaching service in ihe afternoon. cottage of eight rooms at Willard, near the ing eight League, Irani loss of to (rEO. W. BROWN, 53 All are welcome. tf ^ youthful folly, premature sand beach. Apply to TRUE BROS., 394 Fore veniences. Apply St, l strength and weak back, vari- aug4tf Exchange _ SALE—Plano ex Congress Square C iurch (First Universa- memory, 8t-. Portland, Me. buggy witiTTkTT' or emaciation of can now FOIttop, road cart and rubber ir :2 Ust.i Rev. Dr. Blan<-»ard. Dastor. Service at cocele, parts SALE—Ten Per Cent Investments are mmS),a, can find e or LETTER cure themselves at LET—Old Home Week visitors D-«|Ul: v 10.30 a. m. Kev. Dr, T1 me liar the p s cr,a id home. rj'O FO-iscarce now days, but here Is an opportun* CARRIERZm *■ rooms and board at the HOUSE.69 c UM H 1‘RLAND ST. i.ev. Dr. o a lormer will offi late. Walled chicken." Ths has a BA1NE a double house that will pay 10 per Is, pastor, remedy peculiarly grateful 4-1 ity to secure or«{3 KUKSEKT COOKERY. effeoc of Spring St., corner of Oak. a that it wil ailways Chestnut [Steet Church. tMetliodlst- Select a medium-sized and warmth and seems to act direct cent and is in such location ••OLD ROOSTER” on chicken, and sura as rplIE light, adding LET—Tenement rooms, $7.00; FOR SALK. c. 10.30 Pivacliing, rccepmm or members an t leave home to be and the free SAL K— a t store 33 make an treated TO one of 7 rooms with closet up stairs, __ OR and 35 Communion. school at 12 m Eowonli statement one may possibly and salt and pepper tc taste, set aside price PreiiiTxt Sunday sample will enable tbem to see how It is $12.00. Inquire at FISHER’S SHOE STORE, Ii llxtures ad lined to carriage and han* League meeting at 6. o p. in. At 7.30 Preach- exception in favor of the harvest apple, Where will warm. Into a they keep to be cured of sexual weakness when corner York and Brackets streets. 8-1 i’oi*tV words liuerted wilder ithii liend trade, c .mprislug wall case for harn«, ing hy on "Peter from ti e Hall of tlie High Which the small boy frequently seems to saucepan two of the Iw rdvanco, counter and upright show casts, tlie of Pentei o. .” put tablespoonfuls proper remedies are employed. The owe week for 25 ocnii, cuilk coum!r Priest'to Day tables, tiii and ooot cases, prefer in its unripe state. Still, he will butter, one tablespoonful of chopped Institute makes no restrictions. Any LET—I.arge, furnished front room with shelvelug ban*, Congress st. M. E. Church—Rev. W. 8. ra ks, etc.. In lots to suit. Apply to F n man who a free alcove, steam gas. bath room privi- B vard, pastor. Devotional service 0.15 a. m. generally consent to eat it even when it onion, a bit of bay leaf, a couple of slices writes will be sent TO heat. F. O. Bniley leges. lorenoous at 19 ELLSWORTH SALE—Veiy desirable. 3 miles from BRADLEY, Carriage Co. or i Sunday sclioo. 10.30 a. m. (Special old Hon e sample, carefully sealed In a plain pack- Inquire si rest. is ripe and comparatively harmless and of carrot and a little chopped parsley, and STREET.1-lf FOR lVa bou e and ell, 10 roon s Noyes Ohs' at 3 m. tlie s- so that Its need have no Portland, story rvauce) Preaching p. by p; age recipient 1 '>? acres of land will it when baked or made into cook for 10 add two and window; cost $1600; f LF—8tore and to-. t. Tlie O d G spe.’s elcnnc.” at enjoy slowly minutes; fear of or or bay LM)R A connecting Subje embarrassment publicity. fllO LET—Furnished rooms with without in condition ; good oi chard; 7.30 p. in. C mimunion service with address by sauce. In either form it is about of flour and stir until good productive A 33 and 35 Preble St. with laud apple tablespocfcifuls Headers are requested to write without, L hoard; 200 feet from corner of Park and W. F. fc'O Exchange l«ns*T by the pastor. All are welcome. price $1200. DRESSElt, 50 it. trour, 120 ft. deeo, good as wholesome and beneficial a as smooth. To this add a of the cold Congress streets. Pleasant, open situation, substantial b'uiS dainty pint delay. St. been used a m mher oi oeering Cen re Sunday School, Grammar with shade trees and grass. MltS. SKILL- ings, years as a child can eat _4-1 of at k. et- St._auglatf host streets on meeting C.15 p. Weekly prayer the child’s way lessen. Ripe peaches, if Ftir into the potato mixture, and place 17OK SAMS—Earxn 01 17 acres, s' 2 nines irum the Munj >y Bill; this propc-tT lug Tuesday 7.3u p. m. tf 7110 LET-A very desirable upper rent of 9 T house ell and ts offered verv low and anv d i-tv can do a child no harm when he the around the edge of the plat- FOUND—In Casco July 31. a Portland; good lVa story Mrst peeled, potato Day A rooms and steam beater, all nice pleasant home for a small sum of Melliodist Episcopal hureh, South BOATrow boat. Owner address CHAS. Me bath, separate barn, nearly new and in excellent repair; mono F. A. residence Is well. The same cannot be said of ter like a wall. Beat the yolks of the two chance for wood and coal 3tairs, in re- and will do well to call and examine; Portland. Rev. Leith, pastor; VANE, Long Portland, t-1 up good painted and blinded: bay window piazza; termiml 0 ni. Island, located in one of the best of the city to JOHN F. Evans st. Sunday school 1.30 p. Preach- pears. There is a tough quality to their eggs, spread over the top of the wall, pair, parts coed location; nni-t be sold. Price §1500. W. easy. Apply PK'iCTOR. at on Cushman street. Price and in- ing service 2.30. Epwortli League 6.30. Gen- Pour T OST—On July 20 a bov’s reefer, light, In one particulars F. DRESSER, 80 Exchange St. 4-1 fibre that is hard to digest and the only put in a quick oven and brown. of HENRY S. 121 OK SALE—A new 2Va story boOKn eral social service at 7.30 p. m. Alt are wel- pocket; l 1-2 yards of black wate.e ribbon. quire TRIOKEY, Exchange coe. in w'hich most lit- in center and serve with street. 1-1 1,1! mining ten llnlslied rooms and hatic r tf Way pears are fit for the chicken the The n ulrr please send to MRS. WALTER SALE—Farms of every description, heated by furnace; situated No. 1251 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 484ya tle stomachs is when have been a of or watercress. BUZZEL, Shaw’s Block, Biddeford, Maine, FORsituated in every town in the county; suit- oWt® they garnish parsley WANT the public to know that they street, near Bradley’s Corner; lot Congress street, opposite Preble House. Servi- Jefferson street. l-i able for farms, stock farms, garden f rms, large $ cooked. WE can get first-class Tintypes at tfio Gem hay land; price low; terms easy. Apply to JOh'i ce at 10.30 a.m. Sunday school at close of island or seashore farms. 385 Congress St Also a' poultry farms, farms, F. 1>3 St. service. STEWED PEARS NORMANDY SOUP. Photograph Gallery, oL W. F. PKOCTOlf, Exchange morning Wednesday evening meeting (PEELED). amateur work done at short notice and at rea For further description inquire ^_2-1 at 7.45 n. m. Hoorn WANTED. Me. Reading open daily except .Peel pears, core them and quarter Wipe off a good-sized knuckle of veal, sora'-le prices. GEM PHOTOGRAPH CO., DRESSER, 80 Exchange St., Portland, SALE—The substantial and bktasam Sunday 0 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. Tties lay and 385 4-1 two b;ick house and them. Put them into agate ware or it in the soup kettle with three quarts Congress sired. Opp. City Hall. 31-1 FOll story lot come Friday 7.80 to 0.00 p. m. All are welcome, tf. put ANTED—To rent 2Ctb a Rtato and st Vy'■ by September Danforth eet; su/ttclent hnlV. porcelain lined sauce pan, and of cold water and place where it will hou-e in west end of of ten rooms six room Friends' Church. Oak street. Klliscn R. sprinkle j city LET—Nice furnished cottage. TiOR SALE—Farm of 125 acres, 8Imiles from Dauf.'rth street to erect another house; a and live immediate- Purdy, pastor. Morning service at 10.30. Sun- them thickly with sugar. Cover them heat slowly. When at the simmering bath, bedrooms. Address TO Rents for who e season for $90. V\ill Portland, on road from Saoo to Gorham reasonable olfer refu ed. BENJ. SHAW t day school 12 m. Junior C. 1 i. meeting 3.30 p. ly. stating location and terms, S. H„ Express rent for ba’ance of season at a price to please and Westbrook; well loe.it-d; grand view; with boiling water, put the saucepan at point skim carefully and put w^here it office. CO._ m. Intermediate C. F. meeting 6.3o p. m. Eve- 2-1 anyone. Beautiful location. L. M. LEiGH- shade trees; good orchard ; ex client pasture; _J4_ 7.30. the back of the stove and cook wrill simmer but steadily for three TON, 53 street. 31-1 of wood and timber: SALE— 20 can milk routenrar ning Social tf very slowly HD WANTED—An invalid lady desires Exchange plenty good lVa story P(fr barn and o her out all in land, including 7"> cans. Ice chest, First Free.Baptist Church, opposite the slowly until the fruit is tender. Take hours. Add six small onions thinly sliced Boaboard; private within 10 to 25 house, buildings; good ITiOU tturu family, fllO LET—Lower rent of eight rooms G3 Parris reason- wagon, and all Public Rev. Lewis : miles of Portland line It. K. repar; water in house ail'd biro; priee pung. necessary fixing torn; Library, Malvern, pastor. the out with a and one-half of a small stale loaf of bak- preferred; quiet, JL street. Hot water, bath a pears split spoon, let the room; very able; terms easy. W. F. DRESStK. 80 Ex- niilK route must l>o sold by August I51hon -{. Morning service at 10.7 0. Tim pas or will healthful location. Address C. O. W.. Pox nice rent for ttie er’s bread and simmer one hour lon- price, §1G, Lower rent three St. «*£S 4-1 count of lil Ilea th of pr.-ssut owner. pi e icli on tuc Subject, “Home.” Sun lay school juice stew fast for 15 minutes longer, for I 1567. 1-t-f change Forty, rooms, rear 227 Danforth dtr< et, §4. Apply to tlculars of W. F. DEI at 12 m. service at 7.So. it over Take out the meat and rub the inquire SSER,80ii- Evening turn the pears and let these ger. soup term of Inter- E. HAS TY, 243 Middle stairs. 31-1 street.. vyANTEI'—Kora years, $600. St, Up SALE—Show cases, new and second- change 2-; First Parish Church—(Unitarian') Con- stand one side until cold. If the through a puree through cst payable seml-anntta ly at six per cent pears sieve, pressing TO FORhand; a full line always instock. WIL- gress street. Rev. John C. Perkins, pastor. per annum, secured bv on house and LET—Atioo Newbury SC $1.50 SALT—Unite .lets.-v. New are add the as much of the onion and bread as pos- mortgage LIAMS MEG. CO., Kennei.ee font of Green MllciCm Morning service at 10.30. Sunday school at comparatively tasteless, ! iot on one ol tbs streets of ROOMper we >k. or board included §4 Of*, with St., FOR Art. POOUC. Me. prin ipal Portland. st 4-1 _C11 Yarmouih, 14 12 m. The seimon wi l be historical, "Early juice of a lemon and a few bits of the sible. Put in a double boiler; rub one A rare chance for investment. Correspondence bath room p.lrilege. Apply HASKELL. 31-1 Religious Life i Port’aml.” 'confidential. Address P. SALE—Lodging house at a before they are cooked. tablespoonful of butter and two of flour INVESTMENT. O. bargain! peel P x An]> APAliTMENlS-Fretterick SALE— 20 house 100x2>0 feet, and IjiOK at 164 First Baptist Church, cor ier of Wilmut 1458. Portland. Me.11 lots, sold once. Apply to Federal st. STEWED PEARS to a smooth pasfe and stir into the hot HOUSESS. Valll has the largest list of desirable F“ORwill build houses to suit buyers; §50 cash; and Congress Sts. Ftov. i> * my Green, pa*-tor. (UNPEELED). mixture until it k E DO NOT WAN 1’ boys or loafers to houses and apartments for sale and to let o! balance monthly, same as r^nt; twenty mlnu es __H Preaching 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. no. bv Rev. Wash and core small pears, but do not thickens. Season with | ty BA LH— a d bunara write us; men of only, $200 to any real estate office In Portland. His spec- fiom Monument on e eetrics. Grocery provision W. \'. Bustard oF Boston. school 12 ability Square Apply Sunday peel. Put them in a saucepan and cover salt and pepper and a suspicion of nut- $5( 0 per salesmen and ialty is negotiating collecting rents, at 217 before FOKwell established and now in operate m. All are we come. month, general agents, mortgages, evenings CUMBERLAND ST., salar or commission and the economical manageme. t of central, goo 1 cl iss of cash customers. so« with cold water. Stew until they are so meg, add one pint of milk and one pint special incuvements. property. Aug. la. 41 Gospel Mission—Itev. S. F. Pearson, pas- IMAGINE FI HE ENGINE & MOTOR GO., Apply REAL ESTATE OFFICE. First and fixtures all right, low rent, and an exedh; tender that a straw will of cream scalded and serve at to tor. Rev. FI. F. Dexter, assistant pastor. At pierce them, and previously i Each e, Wis. je30S12t N ational Bank Building. jly25dimo opportunity 'tep l.lr Into a good trade « a.m. ami Conse small al.'W u> 10.30 Prayer ration service. then put in, for a dozen small pears, once. capl ATrtON, Monument S'intrt At 1.30 p m. school and Bible classes. O LET—Nice 6 roomed furnished cottage Sunday SEVERAL trust vortliy persons to manage * jeT®OjFL SALE. At 7.30 m. service of and three tableshoonfuls of molasses and a I for season at never rented before less jh_ p. song praise. At 8 cur business in their own and nearby §45, m. the All are half of MOUSSE' OF CHICKEN. 'ban $90, beautiful great SALE—At Pleasnntdale. New 2-it-n p. preaching by pastor. wel- teaspoonful ground ginger. counties; maimy office work conducted at location, bargain, come. I present occupant wishes to move to the I^OBlicuse, eight rooms and bath, steam bee Cover and cook for 10 minutes Take about a quarter of a pound of the home; salary g.k-o a and expenses; men- city At Me., Homestead of late longer, year and will rent low. at L. M. Fryeburg. hot and cold water, cemented cellar; 10,6m!k; Oakdale Sunday School, in h 11 on Pitt street, tion referenc- aad enclose seif-addressed Apply ones, take out the fruit, boil the syrup for half raw white meat of a chicken, with tho L b. 53 St. 24-tf John Locke, situated on .Main land, very sightly, in view of Portland am to- at 2.45 p. m. All are welcome. tf s amped envelope. The DOMINION GO., IG11TON„ Exchange St., op- skin and hor. Electrics pass the door. First timer an hour longer and pour it over the fruit. any nerves or small cords re- i-ept. E. Chi age. Peaks Island Methodist Church. Rev. jly21-2)>-augi-ll rrO LET—First class rent of eight rooms at posite “The Oxford,” Corner lot about fereJ. Must be sold. W. 11. WALD BOB t L. H. a. Eat cold. moved, and beat it to a fine with a l 223 Bean, pastor. Preaching at 10.30 pulp ; vy A N TED A clerk, seamstress head wait- High. SL Price §25. Inquire of GKO. House two stories with L’O 1>0 Middle street. 314 m. and 7.30 p- ni. school 12 in. Y. P. *’ ( C. 83 1-2 ISOxllOfeet; Sunday BAKED PEARS. seasoning of cayenne pepper, salt, a bit r. waitresses and kitchen lie 1 >, at the HOPKINS, Exchange Sc. jeldtf S. ('. E. 7.45. L’OK Sa j.E—l Tuesday evening, Class meeting I of Sherwood. Apply to MISS SAKGENT, No. 02 11, 9 rooms, furnace heat; large Vfc-story bouse containingfll* Wash and core sweet ar- grated nutmeg and the white of one ■- Tlmisday 7.45 p. m. Strangers are always large pears, Park St. 30-1 C’OR RENT—House No. 63 Gray street. Nine rooms, fit red for one family. Lot g» law stabie, water in houseand stable. Also welcome. ti range them in a bake dish, and fill the egg. Pass this through a sieve and rooms beside hails, bath and s,ore rooms ; fze, location central. Price $1200. Beasy7* hot ana Pine Street Ciiuiu h. Enisco- mix the cold water, set tubs, furnace haat; with I two \ elling, owner is suing 10 leave the cuj,y (Methodist holes left by the cores with sugar. Pour pulp with a dozen tablespoon- stovy building and ell coutaiuing Rev. E. S. .L McA'listor, I good yard voora. All in first class order. En- juireoi a.. C. LtlSUY & CO., 42 1-2 Exonife pai). pastor. At‘10.30 a a of cold on fuls of cream, part of which has been wanted situations. at 44 D BERING noon or two dental rooms and two tenc- \ iU>e>. a. m. OommunL n. Sunday school 12 m. at 7.3u tablespoonful water each quire ST., morning, staves, jh m whipped. Butter some moulds ■dght22 tf p Pre mlimg by the pastor. ssubiect, “oivine pear. Cover the dish and give Lot about 70x110 ft. Must be — pudding closely meats? RALE A store doing a good fxjs illumin.i ion.” A1 ar w-Iconic. Seats rjte. them a of fine TJOOKKEEPEE AND ACCOUNTANT— FOU and bake the fruit until tender. Take coating hashed peanuts, sold to close estate. Fuquirc of business, in the central part of the V’ Park St. Presbyterian Church—Cor. of and then fill thoroughly competent. D. E., '‘Safeguard’- FKJ1AI.E 11EI.P VVASTEb. owner about to leave the state. For out the pears, pour the liquor over them the moulds with the pulp. fame Pam and l’leasant Hts. Rev. trench McAfee, j bookkeeper, open lor engagement at once; of A. C. Cook in a particulars tuqu.re LIBBY 4 0 pastor, Sun l iyschool at 2 p.m. Pr and set aside until very cold. These are moderate oven, setting the capable of taking full charge of office; best of 42 t- J street. aching JOHN 238 ST. JOI1X ST. Exchange 3H’ at.. and 7. u p. m. the pastor. Seats free. mould in water in a city reference. Address A. H. F., Box 1557. LOCKE, by extremely good eaten with cream. boiling baking pan, Jly30diw SALE—-story house All are invited. and —4 1 containing 14: Against melons much the same serve with a rich brown sauce gar- IJ'OKrooms, witn lo Mx7o; St. Pauls Church—Corner and objec- pleasantlyth»<* Congress nished w’ith narslev clerk, Six years'experience No. 37 A’lanth- street. For lull partlruimi Locust Rev. Battell rec- tions may be urged that have been given prescrip- SUMMER BOARD. streets, J03. Shepherd, tion a1 d igble of A. LIBBY Kmhw. a- Girls quire C. & 42 DRUG manufacturing wl«hes wanted i-2 pern CO., tor. Honrs of service 10.30 a, m. and 4 in. p. concerning pears. If they are perfectly nent position, speaas French and English, sircet. Sunday school at the close of the morning ser- Forty woida )n»erttd untltr tills li< ad frpRh PinrJ n'np tVwsxr mov CREOLE ORANGE CUSTARD. obli.it g and not afraid of work. H. BLAIK, Wanted at once vice. Strangers always w'elcome. tf at one u Brook St., Waterville. Me. 3 1 week for !J5 cent*, c*sh In advance. FOR BALE—Rooming house of eleven rw eaten in moderation a Take the juice from six A St. Stephen’s Church (Protestant Episco- by healthy child. large oranges fully furnished, ana store underneath and place over a slow COLUMBIA able for diuli g room or restaurant, sole#'; This, in spite of the fact that the juven- fire, adding sugar II’ANTED—On U. S. S. three HOTEL, Kentucky, 'ItllOSE that desire board Old local rooms -*• Dalton, rector. Sunday morning service at to taste. When ,T room mess during Home on, always full, rent only $>- ile robbers of melon patches do not the sugar is dissolved, ward attendants, white, be- five table “■ 10.30 a. m. school at 12 in. Weekly girts.0 Week, can obtain board by addressing me, month. To bo ko d immediately at a tor*’ Sunday remove from the tween eighteen and twenty*iive years ot age. aug3d3t service Wednesday at 4 p. m. Sittings tree to usually come to an untimely end. Still fire, and when nearly MRS. FLORENCE HAWK ICS, Chicopee, Me.. on ac ■ount ot sickness. W. F. CAKE. Roots, York ) all tf It is unsafe to cold, add the yolks of six eggs well beat- County., 301 185 Middle 8f. leave the decision as to the Vi ANTED—Situation as bookkeeper or as- IVANTED AT ONCE—Nurseiy mairou fo jaVi St. Luke's Cathedral—State street. Cler- en v * *» rooms with bo nd state of the fruit and the and a pint of milk which has pre- sistanr, by young woman out of town who an Ii stumion. lull before 11 a. in., at rPWO tOl August 15th, only amount of it ■- t*OU SALE-. Two horizontal tubnlsr bolli gy—The liig"t Itev.Robert Codman, Jr. Bishop. has had several years’ with loo CU M bek i. a n D Portland. 3-1 one room unengaged after that da’e tin f that be eaten to viously been boiled. Again place on the experience present ST., for house heating, are io first ria« m The Kev. C. Morton Sills, D. D., Dean, and lir e may the judgment of a Can take full cliar.e of Sept. 1st, good tab’e. lo employer. double entry pleasant, quiet a'ion, ditlou. w 11 sell at halt price of new tol'm tor. Services—Communion at 7.00 and 10.30 child who will be influenced fire, and sfir until it thickens. To serve, books and accustomed to tenoral few experienced waitresses two minutes walk ir»« seasoned, simmer for Oid Maine. supplied With unexcelled mineral water, story IiO.iso, at 7 and 11 a. rn., and 3 and 7.30 p. m. mass o Crclnrd, 1-1 pood Adju- irregular cornered grape seeds an bass and ami b routs tant and Mrs. in hour; skim carefully and strain and salmon Ashing, very desirable rooms, illi. ample riosei McDouall charge. All are ■ is likely to cans as much rates rensnunh'e ami st<*ain welcome. tf disturbance in add of one lemon. This a .correspondence Solicited. L. ilitou^bai. juice is nice miscki.i.an S. heating an kous. FREEMaN. Prop. SECOND the intestines as equal of the _ JelSdsw in uiinbMrinN PARISHCONGREGATIO.VAL CHURCH, quantity sauce in which to warm up cold meat, ftooil repair, cor. Pearl St. Kev. Kollin Hack- seeds wantedT Al’LF. CHEST—Well equipped ft Congress, which and hotel, lot berry against caution has or brown ASTHMA Hay Fever can be cured by L1M-\J twenty vutiKlitiie, fftirdeti, loo is you may cold roast beef in but- live rooms wl li closets. p tor. Services approg iat* lo (Id Home using “FDlion's for As large Hair mat- ibeen given. Sure Cure li ua.’ tresses i'lom, 9l> l'cel fifteen rain* Week, morning and Pre aching 10.30 ter and then pour over this sauce, Cal! t r rend and springs, bath and Exten- iltittp, evening. address to T. HILTON", Drug- Tabic waitresses set livery. tilos walk a. in. b Kev. e.s bv All that has been said about sive grows and driv- Iroiti City Hall, Elija Kellogg. Adores for- the use of gist, 129 Congress St. ai.g 4 4 forests, fishing, boating, mer ing, mount tin members and pastors at 7.30 p. m. fruit applies, of to the iltnblng, golf, vegetables, ber- r^I i*h» have quick Mir. course, healthy BREAKFAST STEW. (Sic Sherwood. v ries, and Second Church gf Ag»g»E milk, cream, eggs poultry fresh from Christ. Scientist Ser- and even he must have up near clear Clapboard Island a the farm. liEN.lAMlX Mil AW A vices in the New ehild, passed his Cut the scraps of meat left from the Address C. E. CO ~B. East Parson- .lemsalem church. High St., PICKED12 foot pui.t, m ints cars, p .inter and row lo.VSBSS SAIUi s:.\ i | at 3 m. fifth or sixth year before he can be locks. 31 t«2 texclimiire Slrtd, p. Subic •, ‘‘Foul.” Wednesday evening per- dinner of the day before into bits, lay Owner c u have same by proving pub- Me.___jjyii-4 meeting at 7.45. Scats ir e. All are welcome. mitted to eat fruit erty and pay ng i»8 Jly28d2\V freely. He should bs them In a with a charges. B. J. THOMPSON. l*ark room aster da !v. frying pan tablespoon- Me. Reading Building open a deal older Cnebeague, 2-1 St._„,Mlw Room 34. good than that before he is ful of with flour and saLK—Magnificent tats »t butter, dredge quiet, woman fro.r CLIFF cottage allowed a intelligent COTTAGE rM>Knew at Ottawa 1’nrii, to- State Stri et Congregational Church. practically unlimited indul- brown the meat, adding water if needed TV"OTICE—The firm of P'zra Hawkes Sc Co. WANTED—A25 to 45 to take care of convaloscen cottages (CUff -LN On Lapp Electric Elite, ! taftc Properly) on Cape electro line, ne»f Ci» Rev. j. L. •luui'ots. D. D. p stor. Preaching gence even In ripe fresh fruit. The has this day dissolved, and the l uslness lady. Apply day time at 19G HIGH STREET, to keep the meat from burning. When of real ! Casino, s mie of the are [*■ at 10.3o a. in., and 7.30 p. m. Ail are welcomo. estate and-Are insurance will hereafter 2 to 3 o’clock preferred. 3j -1 advantage* young child, and even the I streets, excel cut car MR more, delicate well browned add three sliced potatoes, be cariied on Ezra at No. 83 Mow service, seblgo St. Lawrence Congregational Church. by Hawkes ex- Open. electric child, must be guarded from the change street. once. Three Accommodates 100. lights, tins beach, ud to d*t* fo» Cor. Congrosi and streets—Kev. A. H. possi- cold boiled or raw as preferred, one sliced Portland, August 1st, 1 kjo. VVANTED—At Table Girls, Regular Hotel ser- Munioy *» Two vice. Prices rant on the ground*, only dcsirabU pants*, M service bility of an Pantry Girls, Two Scrub Women moderate. Wright. pa«tor. Morning l().:;■ Pretch- gratifying appetite that Is onion and one pint of hot stew __2-1 Good cli ap niu.ifH-, Map K. water; wages. Apply to D. B. Kivertor Address DALI ON Si CO., Willard. Me. ever.thingsiiictlf f I g by Ket* T. P,, ts of West Somervi le. sun- unchecked SMITH, t'r > es an at by prudence. until the are cooked. S. E. Sylvester has moved plans our otr.ee. l>ALToS4G* oay c!i >ol at le m. Evening Social service in vegetables |>EMO\AL-I)r. l f 3 A word about bis pharmacy from 412 Congress street t > Park._•__30 ___jyioitf_ Exchange street. llitttff Chapel 7.30. vegetables. Most fresh IVANTED—Fancy troners, etarchers and No. 10 Brown St., between Congress arm ree. Chimes will ring at 10.00 a. in. and 7.00 p. m. summer vegetables may be Sirls. App.v at GLOBE STEAM SALK—The onto available lot ef given to the MILK NOODLES. v ^ I-1 LAUN^liY. i;6 1036 Parlies Old 1 » Second advent Church, Place child. feiuple street. jyl4-tf attending Home on the Western Promenade, iocated Congress healthy Peas, young beans (these Put on to the stove two of JRiv. E. P. Woodward, quarts fresh WILL 15TJY household or tween the residence* of Messer*. Cartii&i® pastor. Preaching at with a YVTii goods store Week celebration will miss ii* v little care), * fixtures if 1 '.30a.m. Kev. A. i. earner of '.Vest- tomatoes, squash, new milk, and whein it comes to a boil of any description, or will re- WAKTED-MALIS ll t u> Conley. Also a lit.stela*# furnished WWF in' ok. Soda and praver meeting at; .: o n m. and ceive the same at. our auction rooms (lat'y do not visit tiae ... stable Mm! land »; Millard Beach, asparagus, spinach some others are stir in a of salt and the* for icti h pinch prepared on GOSS to T KUK Itlcos street H-il by uir.uian Endeavor society. Seats excellent. Corn is to be commission. & WII.SON‘ TRAVELING Salesman No. 391 Fore given with care noodles. Let It boil about two f|■*- WANTED—By tree. All are invited, mimites Auctioneers, 164 Middle 6treat. corner Silver established no technical unices it nas Deen street. bouse; knowledge, OR SALR— Mouse and iota to# scraped from the serve. The noodles are as fefca-ti l>m all Gem of the cottage WOODFORDS COXGREGATtOXAL, CHURCH— cob, and made fol- necessary, simply round hustler of good Bay. FM at Wi *< and so lard Beach. Cnolc* loeatira Rev. E. P. freed from the husks of appearance and audress; flr.-t class Tako Yarmouth cars v Wilson, pastor. Morning service at tough the lows: Mix one egg with flour and a line; spec- leaving 6.45, 8.15, 10.15. inv oi t i* ocean. For te'im aut partis*' 10.30. i>- MORTGAGES AT ial contract; entire time Preaching Lev. S. Win liester Adrl- kernels. New potatoes and fried NEGOTf ED—Purchasers required; references 10.45,11.15, 11.45 a. re., in.mire of M. K. 7 Befell «* > egg of salt, malting a very stiff JT* 1.15, 1,45, 2.15, 2.45, 3.15, WILLARD, ance. Subject, “The enth Hour.” pinch dough; ot real estate who desire a loan to com- BOX 432. Detroit, Mich. 4 , Evening plant, 3.4s 4.15, 8.45 re. Willard, Me. jijJtt* tit me, “’S, range Things.” A cordial welcome cabbage, beets, turnips, parsnips roll out thin and shred into fine bits. pete their pur chase or owners having mon- 6.15, p. au.'2dlm to all. and raw due or WE all vegetables, except tages past maturing, o.m obtain liberal Want five smart wide-awake men to perhaps loans »* estate for sale at south west Kxd at a low rate of iiue.est bv applying at demonstra'e new uevelt:er,. Methodist Episcopal Church lettuce and ripe tomatoes, must be de- POTATO goodi, Any- KkaiPOP l't.AMJ-There never ws» * ®* DUMPLINGS. the real esta-e office of FREDERICK S. one can begin a: once and make —Location, Congtess !s1—Rev.' C. c. Wliid en nied big money wher, Mich trades could be bought In bc-L them. Never, even the Take cold boiled and VAII.L, First National Bank Building. here in Portland, (all pastor. Resi let.ee 52 Gilman st. Baptism, r«- although potatoes grate between 9 and 10 Cortland real estate as at present “J,f a -v. o clock. Ask for tent and Ho'-- Communion child may seem to be ilybodlmo at PORTLAND > at lu.sOa. m furnished with a them, season with salt and add flour Novelli-s, MCHECKLEY houses with good lots in good nelgHbort*#* l s :h< ol PAPER BOX CO., 42 Union Sr. um.lay 11.43 a. tn. Enworth League a cast iron should he 41 wit n loos, model n linuroveinents atsprlcesix m. digestion, be allowed enough with an egg beaten In for a MONEY TO LOAN—On first and c.-, ,.. lTe.ifchiug at 7.30 p. m. by pastor. second helow ever ottered before. House.nfl to taste on anything cucumbers, which, after binder to make a stiff "A mortgages real estate, life insurance WANTED-a man to on Prout’s IVIe. s'* teM hosoever Will iision, corner of Ennraitor all, are dough. Flour the young go the road Neck, Street. *1290; nous.*. Sbawra at street, fit food policies, household goods or col- for a reliable 1 and r >t* Is. i) Smith, leader. only for ostriches and epicures. mold into into any good firm, ltberal enumeration h )us-*. Fr >nt street, $1000: house Meeting* hands, balls, drop boiling lateral Notes discounted at short to the NOW PartWJ-J ever. Sund y at 1< and 3 security. right man; exp -nses advanced. AdpIv OPEN. fc' pet*;* 10.30 a. m. t-unday school 12 in. All are in- work at reasonable prices, if your given. Address CASH, Box If desired. This Is a rare opportunityww Boil for two watch or -io I 9 01 tlilllCi, GRANDVIEW HOTPi vit d. u SCOTCH STEW. together slowly hours one c.ocix nerds cleaning or repairing, | | u w Isiiing to secure a lot iBat will _ onion two bring them to me arm I will them in first- value each voar. The will, 11 Pass four pounds of lean beef large sliced, minced red pep- put OOVERNMKNT undersigned EVERYBODY through class condition. GEORGE W. BARBOUR, 388 POSITfONS-D in t prep ire WEST ME, sired, give the mmes of parties whobsw*" a fine meat cutter pers, six large tomatoes, one for any civil service or census AUBURN, and place it in a cov- tablespoon- Congress St., opposite City JIalL 26 tf ^ examination tu tln« last dozen rears mud*from 1 as a see wJhal desire to the war ships. Take a ful of salt, one teaspoonful of our-cath!oguo of tnforination. Lake hundred on ered vessel with one teacupful of ginger, K.lnf'fr a e8r.ll,f Overlooking Auburn; beautifully situated dollars In one year totstjMWJvlj" boiling C. 8. contractor Co,resP°nt»^^ for family lino little almve mio hundred dollars. TU® P Casco steamer from Custom House same amount of DeLong. and -*11 hotel; scenery ami drives ,n Bay water, one chopped onion, and cinnamon, sameamount and Salm salt and NOTICE—builderi Jobbing promptly attended to; Waihingtoi,?!)'™ trout fish ng-none better ln must reniTMnbor tli»t In buying T'ts T* wharf and you will reach them the to taste. of cloves, two tablespoonfuls of brown estimates thVstde of to*®** quick- pepper Stew slowly three or given; houses for sa e and to let; of wonderful solvent Portland li is not like going out l!1iinu[’aV'fSr?jri”eSUKL CUHK power' some a nr® est and be sure of no trouble in four hours; just before sugar and two teacupfuls of vinegar. mortgages negotiated, also care o£ property, WANTED-Recruit# inr the tf. S. Marine FOR KIDNEY speculator has bought up ^ being taking up add tennis TROUBLE?® divided lots at a Stir often when Carpenter’s shop 204 E'ederal 8t. Call or Corps, 1 D r- ASPARAGUS OMELEt 1^1 SU, may2lni&sat.tw&sat Mil Silver Bt. dtf _ Lion S \ LK—House w,th II rooms The 87th Steam some fresh cut cream and one tableapoonful of sugar ^ year opens Sept, lltli. Full courses asparagus tips * two acres of land filled With and methods of dissolved In twice the of *2_c irt» improved instruction, He iaole and chop fine; mix with the ydlks of five quantity strong acsknits wanted, Also home lots adjoining. In Fast preparation for Bowdoin and other col ha Alls. leading eggs and the whites of well black coffee. Spread half the sliced cake gain |,y UFO. W. Ah l»S legos, including Wellesley, Smith and Mt. Hol- three, beaten, Souvenir Ht. of tuelswFeDA with the mixture and E Executor of the estate yoke. Best facilities for Scientific and Busi- and two tablespoonfuls of thick cover with the re- 75c. Spoons. A N T K Id rich, MAINSPRINGS, G 2-aSA of if ? D~-Fort Adams. ness Education. Expanses notably moderato- maining siloes. Dust with __ cream. Fry as you would a plain ome- lightly pow- Longfellow, Eor any desired information, address the Brin. dered American Mainsprings, made by Observatory, Portland Head SALE-A fine cash business It MV. leit; serve on hot sugar. ..T1i?,b.09t Light and |.iOK lti1to*,i-f^ Cipal. 13. P. SNOW, A. XI,, plates. tho Elgin and Waltham coj*p&ul*B. Warranted ninty other subjects, largest stock in * ufaoiurlng town, all fresh Ro*®* for one cwtp* m jlyl7d&w4w Yarmouth, Me, yCM. MoKENNEY, the the city. the ! k ind that don’t out of stole, no Jeweler, MoKENNEY, Jeweler, Monu- go « 1 Monument Square. Jljr20dtf ment Square. Tills is a tine opportunity for OM w jly20dtf men. Price twenty-five hundred ,M, STAPLES, Bridgtoh, Me. Manilla Dolt rope. ®13Vi 1*01 timid DnllylPreii Stoc»(taot*dont Beef steady; family $'J@$12; mess $9 3>9 50 Sid, sohg 'Winnegsnce, New York; l'lilneas II Sisal. 9 ® 10 Cut meats quiet. Gay. Vineyard Haven. Duck— Corroded by Swuu A Burrotc. Bankers, 18« Lard Is easy: Western steamed at 7 15; re- BRUNSWICK, Ga—Ar 2d, schs Wesley M No 1. 32 Middle street. fined continent 7 60; 8 a a com- Oler. Jennie No steady; Co; Ngw London; Lockwood, Boston; 3.29 8TOCK3. pound «V4td6%. It Bowers, Providence. No 10.30 Par Value Bid. ah Iced Fork steady; mess at 12 76f&13 50; at Sid, schs Kilza J Keedv 10 Description. famiy Pendleton, Island; oz. 17*4 Caniil National Bank...... 100 100 102 14 60516 60; short, clear 18 00««y Portland Gas company. 60 85 90 Turpentine steady. ton, Rogers. Wiseasset for -. The i~ staunch and elegant stoamorj Beets e Portland Water Co.100 105 107 Rice Passed in schs George IS Walcott and “GOV. DINGlEY” and "B fk.w Yoi'U Mocti, Money and Orutn wax...,.37@42 steady. 3d, Mary \Y STATE' Borax.lOo.ll Portland »t. Kail road Co— 100 150 100 Molasses steady. E Palmer, Kennebec for Baltimore. ahernately leave Franklin Wharf. Portland Brimstone .... 2 Maine Central 160 fair and India Wharf. Market Kevteiv 7#«6 K’y. ?y 165 sugar—raw steady; refining at 4*4c; Cen- CHARLESTON—Ar 2d, sch'Theollne, Fran- Boston, at 7.00 p. rn. dally, Cocaine* Muriate .per oz.;u i ® 6 40 Portland Si Ogdensburg It. it. lo_> 60 61 trifugal 98 teal 47/# ; Molasses sugar at 4Vac; cis, Rockport. lne'ndlng Sunday. Cochin al —..40®4a refined steady. ELLSWORTH—Ar8d, sch Nellie Grant. Port- These steamers meet every demand o( 2 BONDS. modern service In Copperas.1*4® CHICAGO—Cash aoutatlcne, land. steamship safety speed, Cream Portland 6a. 1907...118 120 Sid, sch Julia Kondout. comfort and luxury of traveling. tartar.27*4®*0Vk if lour quiet. Frances, Kx Logwood.12® 16 Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. 102 103 FERN aNDINA—Ar sell A1 VB Chase, Through tiekots for Providence, Lowell BS yyneat—-No 2 spring -e;No 3 do : 2U, Brook- Gumarablc... 70®i 22 Portland 4s. 1913. Funding.106 108 72%t®73% Fa'l River. Worcester, New York, etc., etc. New York, August 8.—Sugar, No 2 Rea at 77 «,78c. corn—No 2 at 38«.39% : Glycerine.:.2u«76 Bangor 6s. 1906.1 Water ..112 114 HYANNIS—Sid sch Charlie A for Sc Ohio and Union No 2 vellow 38V2£s38%c. Oats—No 2 at 21 va 8d, Spronl, lyn Transit,Baltimore A lOcs cape .16,a 26 Bath 4% a. 1907, Munictoal.....101 108 (u 22Vac: No 2 white at 23(«.23VaC; No 3 white Bangor. fell somewhat in the Camphor.o- *4®O'.)Vi Bath 4s. 1921. Ketnudiug .’.101 108 Ar at River sell AUee Bal- Pacific background 22% o.23Vac; No 2 Kve at 4 8,ft60c: good feed B|ss 2d, Holbrook, HOME ; Mvtrn ...52®85 Belfast 4s. Munictoal 1918.110 113 timore for Boston, and sailed. FOR "OLD WEEK." effort was made the trad- lag barley at 35 «37c;fftir to eiioioe malting 36 today. An by Opium... i; ®5 o Calais 4s 1901—1911 Refunding.... 100 102 Sid schs Boston; C B («i«4e: Not Flaxseed 1 42; No l N W Flax- 2d, Young Brothers, ers to forward some ot the other I Indigo.85c®Sl l.ewistonas,* 1901. Municipal .101 102 Wood, Saco. bring ! Iodine .3 seed at 142: prime Timothy seed 3 16®3 26. DAY TRIPS. 76®3 WO cewistca *«. 1913, Municipal ...... 105 107 JACKSONVILLE—Entered sch ot these mess Fork at 12 00 ail 2 on, card 6 80 «.6 3d, Cactus, railroad stocks to take the place Ipecac.4 00® 4 60 Saeo 4s. 1901. Municipal.109 102 82Va; Bath. Licorice, short ribs sides u 9 fi$7 26; dry salted should- Oil Mmdiiv and but these did not avail to fill rt.I6o20 Maine Central K It7s.l912,oons.mtgl35 137 NEW LONDON—Sid 3d, schs .1 M Morales. Monday, Angus! favorites, Morpmne. *’ ers 6% @7; short clear sides 55 ai7 65. 2 26®2' o “4>/4S. 108 110 Lawrence Ilaynes and *usau P Nash, Bangor 5tli and Gill; leaving I’oiTluud the left the of mercurial Oil bergamot. ..2 76®3 20 * *• Butter firm—crmery at 16^190; dames 14(9 gap by quietude ] 4s coirs, mtg... .105 106 for New York. an'I Boston at 9.0© a. »*». Nor. cod liver.I ** 17c. The center of todav fio@2 00 s«s,1900.exteu’sn.l01 102 NEWOPRT NEWS—Ar 2d, sch M D Cressy, specialties. strength American cod Iner.1 oo®l Cheese steady ftVsiajlOVie. J. F. Gen. 25 Portland & Oed'g g6s,19O0, 1st mtgioo 1C1 Baltimore; John Proctor, Caswell. LTHOOMB, Manager was favor- Lemon. 1 oo« 2 Eggs steady —fresh 11 %. Harding, A was the granger group, which 20 Portland Water Civ’s 4s. 1927.107 u Q Norfolk. THOMAS M BARTLETT. goat. I Olive.. oo® 2 60 Flour—receipts 13,ooo obis; wheat 184.000; affected the show of increased Sid, sch Crescent. Washington. ably by'' Benpt.1 75®3 00 bush; corn ‘ill.oooybusn; oats 370.ooo bush; Boston Stack Cist. NORFOLK—Ar 2d,sch Sagamore. Providence. In order to for fourth week in Wintergreeu.% oo rye 7,oOo bush; barley I4.u0u busn. give patrons nn oppor arnings the July by 5u®3 Cld, barge Knickerbocker, Portland. ! Botass br’mde...... 5&i®40 do pfd, 68 | TOLEDO—Wheat quiet- cash and Aug 77%; Portland; the short interest and when it had cov- Saltpetre. 9® 12 Maine Central.165 Sept78Vi : Oct 78% c. Carson. Bangor. PHILADELPHIA—Ar 2d, sell* Earl P wiU leave at 10 in. that ii*. the market into Senua.26®30 Union* Pacific... 60 Mason, p night, ered slipped stagnation Blake, Providence; Lyman M Law, Blake, New ; Canary seed.4*4 ® 5*4 Union Paeilic nfd. 76% Cotton Uurksti. stead of 7, as usual. augldiw uml lower. The traders made Cardamons ...;.1 1 50 Mexican central London; St Thomas, Freeman, New York; barge dropped 26® 4s. 79% (By Soda, by 6% American Telegraphy Oak Hill, Portland, in tow of tug Catawissa. of the large increase in cash carb.3:,4® Sugar .121% 8. something 3 American Aug. t la, ;schs Iona Tuunell. TunnelL Bangor; *S»1.2>4® Sugar pfd. NEW YORK—The Cotton market to-aav was in prospect in tomorrow's tank state- Sulpnt r. 3® « Carrie Belle, Wright, Salisbury; Horatio, Kelly. Sugar lead.2iwe22 quiet, Vsc decline; middling uplands at 9%c; Allvn’s Point; Maine, Bennett, Portland. International W. ment The time money* market continued New York Quotations of Stocks and Bonds do 9% sales 1556 bates. Steamship White wax. gull ; Ar 3d, steamers Pottsville and — 600,60 Berks, Bangor; FOR -— ..... to show an ea^y tone today in response Vitrei. »*'ue — .. 8® 11 tBy Telegraph.) GAI.V KSTON—The Cotton mar&et closed sch Lavtnia Campbell, Battt. Vania, bean.$1S««18 closed steady; middlings 93/sc. Delaware Breakwater — Passed out 2d, sch to this co ul11 ion. Sterling exchange The following a re the. closing quotations of STEAMERS. Easin'"* liiiwi. Ba'ais. St. /ohn M.s. Castor.. : 0®1 4 0 Wiliiain L Walker, Studtey, Philadelphia for Bousr CHARLESTON—The Cotton nnwrket to-day and all of New advanced a fraction and exchange hou. es Portland, parts Brunswick. Nova Beotia Lumber. Aug. 3. 2. quiet; middlings i»Vsc. Prince Aug. PORT KEADING-Ar 2d, schs Ella G Eells, Edward Island and Capo Breton. Th< out to London next WUitewood— New 4s. expect gold to go re?.i«2% 132% M KMFHI8—The Cotton market to-day closed Cushman. New York, and cleared lor iavorite route to Campobollo and at. Andrews, No 1 St2,1 a $45 New 4s. 5 er rent, Prime 4Vft Fine com moil. 46* 55 Central Paciuc. Coleman. Ba tlmore for Savannah. 8.20. 9.oo, 10.15 n. m., or at close ot entertain- lm-- at Utuo. ment. DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON. Exchange was firm, with actual Spruce...... i ]$j iv Ches. 27% 278/s SAILING I>AYS O BOCK AN STEA31KKSI VINEYARD HAVEN —Ar 3d, sch Eva D btetljni? ttur. at 126 For Islnu .1, From nasjt'ln banker* bills 4 871**48TV* Wot- lieiniock....,. m* 13 Chicago, uuiocv.126% * Rose, Philadelphia for Poitland. Oaihlng’l 0.45, 7.45, 9.00. 1».00, July 3rd to October 1st. Clapboards— Del. at Hua,.OiHiai Vo.112 112*4 rnoM ton Shi, schs Flora Pressey, Nathan 1 awreuce, 11.00 a. rr,„ 12.3e, 1.45 2.15, 3.00, 4.30,6.15,7.00, maud and 4 84 ter sixty bay* posted rate, at 35 Kaiser W de G New York. 7 9.30 at. Steamers wlllloave railroad Spruce X. 32,3} I Del. I.ack. at West.17r% 176V* Bremen.Aug M K Hawley. Abide & Eva Hooper and Luis G 8.60, l>. Wharf, Portland, Oceanic.New York.. Aug 8 9.15. for B on and 4 84 vi g 4 85 and 4 83Vi. Uimutcreml bllb at Clear.... 28 * 30 ueuver ^(a.< 50 Mar York. 1 taly.Aug 9 lor sor Peaks Island, 6.15, 8.00, 9.60, 10.30 a. 12.00 Mexican dollar. I hake Snore.209 209 MlughettLNew do; Annie Bliss. Hillsboro Hoboken; in., 8Vi cedar.*.2 5o « 2 75 Betlenuen.... New York. 11 111., Clear Louts at Nash.. |71*V» 7184 .Montevideo Aug t an Nhihe& King, Kennebec for Philadelphia; 2.00, 3X0, 4.25. 5,30. 6.15, 7.30, 9.30 p. ni. UoYerantenis weak. X No 1 cedar.25*1 75 York. 11 Return—Leave Little | Manuattau r.lavuteu.-.;9U% 90% Ancborta.New .Glasgow... .Aug Ella Prassev. Thomas ton for New York. Oiiimviiil, 6.25, HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT GO. 75 New .. 11 8.1 >, 11.45 a. Spruce.5f>.*l Mex can uentral.li8,» 12% Campania.... York. Liverpool. Aug WASHINGTON—Ar 2d, sell J Manchester 7.20. 9.15, 10.15, ill., 1.15, 3.15, 4.10. 75 00 6.40. 10.40 Hi a**. I.aths, sjice.2 *3 I Micmgan central.... Vancouver.Montreal. Liverpool... Aug 11 Kennebec. 5.35, 8.40, p. m. The 365 ISLAND ROUTE. .New 11 Haynes, Ret nr*-Leave threat fire ! Minn. & St. Louis. 66 Waldersee... York. Hamburg ..Aug sch Horatio i. Baltimore. Diamond, 6.20, 7.15, The lotionlm* quotation! represent pet Hm«—Cement. 66% Cld, Baker, 1. York. Bremen .... 14 8.10, o.io, lo.io, n.40 a. m., 3.10. Beginning July 1900, steamers will leavi Uus market.- Minn, at or. uouis uid. 93% 94| Latin..New Aug Ar 3d. schs (larence H Veuuer, Keuuebec; l.io, 4.05, 5.30, tm prices In IJme cask.... — 85 *00 10.35 in. Portland week as $> iPacinc. 6( Teutonia.New York.. Liverpool... Aug 15 6.35, 8.35, p. Pier, Portland, days, followsi t’esv and * leers...... • * • 6 Vi V ff Missouri **s 60% Frank T Stinson, Bangor. Cement...l 36*0 OO St Paul...New York So’ameton..Aug 16 Return —la-avo Tretetlien’s, 6.15, 7.10,8.05, For Kong island, 5.50, 9.00,10.40 a. m., 1.45*, bulls rad stag*.Vi: New Jersey Central.123% 129% 5.00 _ matches. 16 9.05,10.05, 114)5 a. p. m. D New Vork Central.129 128*4 Aragonla .New York.. Antwerp ...Aug Foreign Forts. ITL, i.05, 3.05, 4.00, 5.25,6.30, haiu; —ho 1 quality ... j ni. For 10.40 a. *• York. 16 8.30,10.30 p. Cliff Island. 5.59. m.; 1.45, 5.00 p. 0 Star ^ gross ...... 00 *55 Northern Pacino com. 6i%] 61 % Bretagne...... New .Havre.Aug ho* .7 Ar at Rosario Return —Leave in. ** lurigo Pacific Did. 7'% Aug Victoria...New York. Hamburg...Aug 16 July 3, barque Carrie Winslow, Evergreen, G.tO, 7.05, 8.00, 3 .« .00*55 Northern 71% For Little Forest Astoria.New York. .Glasgow.. .,Aug 18 Portland via Buenos Ayres. 9.00, 10.00 11.30 a.m., 1*09, 3. 0, 3.55, 5.2* *3.25, Chebeague. Jenks, Gt. Chebeacue, e ills .... 8*'*« 6 City...00*50 Northwestern.167% 157% Mesaba.New York. 18 Cld at St John, Nh, sch Irene, Kastport. 8.25,10.25 p. m. So. Harpswell, Bailey’s and Oil’s Isiauds, Aletals. out. at west.121% 20% London.Aug Trave .New York. .Bremen.-Aug 18 Cld at Hillsboro Aug 1, schs Nimrod, New For Ponce’s Lauding, Long Inland, 6.15, 6.50. 9.00. 10.40 n. 111., 1.45. S.OOp. in. liiui'rr.' illerket. Copper- Keaaina. 16% 16% Itrtatl Siti.Br York. 18 Boston. 8.00, 9X0, 10.30 a. in., 12.00 in.. 3.00, Liuh’f.ehi’s, Gt. 9.00, 0 a. in., 14 a 48 common.00*2 105% Norman PrluceNew Buenos Ay’s Aug York; Victory. 2.00, 4.20, Cliebeaguo, Kock isiauu.iu6% 6.1 ni. 5.00 m. Portland mar net—-U loa! 8:: confectioner* Etruria.New York. Liverpool ...Aug 18 Ar at Deinerara 17, barque Arthur C 5.30, 5, 7.30, 9.30 p. 1.45, p. Potfsbed copper...... 00*22 Hu pan:. .112 111 July Return—Lave Ponce’s Laurentiau.New York. .. 18 Wade. Sherman, New York. Landing, Long at Cfi ■: gran.dated 7ci co.f.re bolts- .00*2 y» M.i'am|oia...171 171 .Glasgow .Aug KRTURN FOR PORTLAND. 4c;powdered Staiemlam.New York.. 18 Sid 13th, barque Ethel V Boynton. Mitchell, Island, 6.00, 6.55, 7.50, 8.60, 9.50, 11.20 a. 111., V M sheath.00*10 SL Paul at ..110 *10 Rotterdam..Aug Leave Orr’s I*4and, 6.30, e.O<>, ll.io a. m., 2.0t •ntaiMNi a1#! *;y*d,>»* 6 Vi u York. 21 Port Spain. 12.50, 2.50, 3.43, 5.10, 6.15, 6.55, 8.15, 10.15 p. m. Y V bolts. 00*18 M. Pam & umana Did. Cymric.New .Liverpool ...Aug 3.55 p. m. K M Theresa ..New York. 21 bottoms.25 r« 31 Texas pacine. 1*% 14% .Bremen.Aug SUNDAY TIME TABLE. I.eave Long Island, 7.10. 0.30. 12.20 a, in. Expert*. 21 Spoken. 1n got.16*17 Servta.New York. l.lverpoool. Aug 3.40,5.1,5 p.m. Arrive a, Union Pacific nia.. 76% 75% For Forest Peaks Is- Portland, 8.00,10.00 LONIJON. Ftv all field -41,004 bu St Louis.New York.. So’amp ton ..Aug 22 City Landing, in., 6.00. m. steanisidp w auasn. 6% 6% Aug 2, 25 miles east of Five Fathom Bank, l.io, 4.20, p. >:is do oats 26 57 Liverpool.. Aug 22 land, 7.00, 8.00, 9 00, 10.00. 11.00 a. m. wheat 14.1s-l dp p 14*.863 fics StraitZ.28*30 Germanic.New.York.. sch Frank A Portland lor 12,20, Dally excursions 22 miles down the Bay. 12*14 Wabash dig.. 18-4 17% K Louise.New York.. 23 Palmer, Newport 2.15, 3.15, 3.45, 4.43, 7.30 m. Imalter d-'J er s lints 1773 box*s cheese 827 Antimony. Bremen.Aug News. 6.15, p. Fare round trip only 50c. 0 Boston Si (Maine...189 189 For bates hay 10,667 sack, flour f>0 bxs meats Coke.4 75* 00 Lorraine.New York. Havre .... Aug 23 Cashing’s Island, 8.00, 9.00, 1A00 a. New Korn and now kng. w.. SUNDAYS. cs 210 cattle. 75 Domluion.Montreal. 25 m., 12.20, 2.15, 3.45, 4.45. 6.15, 7.30 p. m. W 48a pcs deal* 1 machinery Spelter. (g.6 206 ..Liverpool ...Aug Soldo rx tit23 Old ..205 For Little aud Great Diamond Leave Portland for So. Harpswell and inter* V*.—.H. 126 STEAMERS. Islands, Nasal Stores. Adam* Kxoress.126 Trefetlieus aud Evergreen Landings, mediate landings, 10.00, 10.40 a. m., 2.09 o. m, Curt la ini Whultiu't 'UrXet, 164 American fcxDress...... id* MI a NI I'll KK ALM AN At .AUG. 4. Peaks Island, 7.00. 8.00. 9.30, 10.30 ft. in., 12.15, Sunday sailing trip down the Bav, Ravi Yar i> bbl...S 4f>*3 rn “*6 46 I Vl> Allg. 8. U. tk b-XDress. 4 39 i am.. 4 45 MW lOJtli DIRECT 2.00, 3.15. 4.20, 5.15, 615, 7.30 p. m. Portland 2.15 p. m. Return from So. Haro tUl^Tf. Coal lar..... 5 00*5 25 » I Sunrises.; ,,,_h WR“"rw_.,_ C1JVE, Peome was. 98% 98*4 MIKn PM... 5 15 For Ponce’* Landing, Long Island, swell via above arrive Portland 8.il Wheat weak rly cm heavy 12 Sunsets...17 11 l landings, options opened es Hoofing Pitch, Vgailoiu.11* pacinc Mail. 31 30% 14 16 7.00, 8.00, 9.30. 10.30 a. ill., 4.20 a. rfr., 1.15, 6.30 m. v...3 50 length of days.. 22* Moon sets.li iVlaine 12.15, 2.00, 3.15, p. business .but became and closed W U Pitch: 25.*3 Pullman Palace. 183 182 Steamship Co. 6. 7.30 m. Faro to So. primary strong _ 5, p. Harpswell and return Sundays iflnml Snnml The market as a whole NaH« Iron Fa*a«l. Sugar, common.121 Vs 121% t.ottg By Daylt;bu 11.09 p. m.. for Forest City Peaks other and sailing 25c. at an advance ot Vic. Nails Landin'?, 35c, biddings trip I Western union.79% 79 Island, Saturday nights only. ISAIAH DANIELS, was a narrow one. Flour was quiet and steady. 5' *53 TO vc IN 3 TRIPS PER WEEK. Cut.. southern hv vie.. M Cr. -3ASJ KTVT& Tickets sold over tikis line to tlie Gem jn3Jdtf Gen’l Mgr. 95 The steamships Horatio Mall and Man- Corn w.aii, Vi^Vic lower at Chicago, cats Wire...2 75*2 Brooklyn Hamd Transit. 51% 68% I Iron— iia(<» ii alternatively leave rranunn vvnarr, •tea !v. Provisions lc vsaer&i Steel common. 32% 32% or Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to unchanged. Turpentine lUIUH'UH .. ** 1 PORr PORTLAND y*, do Did. 86 65 Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays change without notice. uvt itltv. itiactveiei wcmiv suit tunci. Ketiucu... 2 at 6 m. New York j® 84 American tooacco. 92% 92% p. tor direct. Returning, leave PorHan MI. Dessrf & Machias S fa C. VV. T, CJODINU, Onirrnl IlanogFr, *, b, f The lollowmg <|Uoiaui*.isiet)t e.out t.te wh ile* Norway...4 4^ ao fid...... 128 128 Friday.. Augusts. Pier 38, E. R., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- Cast Steel... to UAtrniinliran trrAAT K at 5 p. m. sale prices lor the market; k__.155% 155% Arrived. days Ju30_ with coal Midi, 93*4 Sheet. @ 95 McAllister. Ray Naples port and intermedia-e landings. Re- Winter Wheat 5. m. Turks Island salt, Is lb hd.2 80 Amboy, clay to Portland Stoneware Co. Liverpool. aprlSJl, car lots. 81 *33 50®2 Corn—steamer tiam over Maine Central Railroad (White Mt. Oats, Vi Liverpool...... 2 25 2 50 yeUow 47Vi@48e. Seh Wm II Shubert, Doughty. Philadelphia, Oats, bag iota...... 34* 85 S!earner. From From Div.) touching at Napl-s, Bridgton, North Diamond Crystal bbL .. @2 60 coal to A R Wright Co. Montreal. Quebec. Cotton cat iou.OO ou«26 50 Gloucester Fist* Market. Bridgton and Harrison, connecting at Hairison rased, Saleratus.5®5 V4 Sob Florence A, Strout, Boston, lumber to 9 a. m. oo Cambrornan, Juiy 28, m., July 28, tJ p. with stage lor Waterford, and at Naples with Cottonseed, bag iota.0000*27 pure— WEEK ENDING 3. 1900. Smith & Spices FORTH* AUg. Runiery. •Roman, Aug. 4. daylight, cirect. J. W. Cock’s coach line for tides Casco. Sacked Bran, car lots...... J8 OOm, 19OO Cassia.- .21 a,22 Sell Sadie Kennebec. Falls, i4tst sales Bank balibut at 9: & tb for B, Vancouver, Aug. ll. Aug. li, 2 p. m. Otisfield. etc. Sacked lots.00 00^*19 00 ••••••••••• Oo BOSTON Ml Bran, bag, Mace... 00®t Monroe. Round Pond. PHILADELPHIA Sell Cinderella. Dominion, Aug. 2>, Aug. 25. 2 p. m. car lots.18 00*20 00 49 wh>ie, and 5c for gray. Returning steamers leave Harrison every Middling, Nutmegs.40® for white and 8c Sch Willie G, Blalsdeil, New Harbor, dry flsli lots..19 0O&2O 50 il» Georges halibut at 9c t? lb •ibis steamer does not carry passengers. day (txcepf Sunday) at 7.45 a. m. and 1.30 p. Tltl-WliLliLV SAILINGS. Middling, bag, Penper.18® to E G Willard. North Mixed teeu...18 5oal'J 50 Cloves.16® 17 for erav. m.; Bridgton at 8 a. m. and 12.45 p.m.; Cast sales of Georges Cod from vessel at 3 60 Cleared. Bridgton at 8 30 and 2 p. m., and Names at 9.15 Coffins. Tea. .'ttolatM*. ftaial«»*. Ginger.I*gl5 From Boston Sugar. for and $2 60 |tor medium; Bank do at Boston to via. a. m. and 2.45 p. in., connecting at Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Laundry starch."»®5Vji largo Liverpool Queenstm Sebago sugar—Standard granulated. 6 29 2 00 a 1 60. Steamer Fresbfleld (Br), Norton, London—R Lake Station with 11.45 a. in. and 3.25 p. m. Gloss..'..6 Vi @7 *4 Steamer. From From line granulated.... d 29 Handline cod. caught east of Cape Sable,N.S,. Re ford & Co. Boston. Steamboat Express Train lor Portland and Philadelphia Monday, Wednesday Sugar—Extra an nuo 4» powder—Snot. Kennebec — J 8 Sugar— Extra C.. 3 26 for large ana 82 37 Vi for medium Sch Benj 1C Fritb, Keene, New Eugland, Wed., Aug. 15, I p. m Boston, making the moat delightful imamJ trip and s 60 Friday, Coffee—ltlo. roasted. 13 mid Blasting. 3 25^3 Salt Mackerel at *10 60 pr bbl. for large and "Winslow & Co. in New England. From Central WharfL Coffee— Java and Mocha.. 27 a to Sporting. 4 60®6 25 8 60 for medium. Sell Annie M Allen, Hall, St John, NB—J S RATES OF PASSAGE. Round trip excursion tickets, good for day of Boston, sp. m. From 45 Fine street Wharf, at 3 m. Teas— kmoys. 2 *35 Drop^hot, 25 lbs.1 We quote prune Georges Codfish new 86 60 WTnslow & Co. date only, $2.00. A;k for our tourist’s guide Philadelphia, p. In- 50 .1 70 First Cabin—$00.01 and Reiurn — surance effected at ofRcd. leas—Congous... 27,* an<\l:ug^r (®0 26 for large and 3 26 3$3 50 lor small: Bank SA1 LED—Steamer Fresbfield London; up. at Union Station. > (Br), Si 14.00 and up. to steamer and Freights for the West by the Penn. ii. R. and Teas—Japan. 36*40 11a/. at 3 5083 76 for large and $00 0383 25 for sehs Fred Jackson. New York: Samuel Hart, according C. L. GOODRIDGE, 35 m 65 accommodation. South forwarded by connecting lines. Teas—Formosa.. Pressed .f 14 ®$17 small; Shore at $4 6085 00 for large and 3 26 Rockland; barge Juniata, Philadelphia. jne28dtf Manager. .... Second Cabin— to $10.09. Bound Molasses—I’or to Kico.. 36,.* 40 Loose Ilay.$16@$1.8 83 6u for small. $37.50 $42.59. Return, Passage Trip $14.04. badoes. 32 « 35 §71.25 to $80.75. Meals and room included. Molasses—Bar Straw, car lots.$10® $12 We quote cured cusk $3 60@3 75 39 atl; hake BIIOM OUR COKltltHPOMIRSTS > For freight or to F. F. Molasses—common...... 20a2 Leathei. 82 26<■ 2 60; haddock 82 2542 76; heavy salt- Steerage—To Liverpool, Derry. London, Porflani & Boothbay Steamboat Go. passage apply WING, WI8CASSET, Aug 2—Sid, sch Percy Birdsall, Belfast and Glasgow, to Agent, Central Wharf, Boston. New Kajsius, 2 crown.2 00mj2 25 New York- ed pollock at $2 5Potl; ana English cured do Queenstown. $2.3.60 Baltimore. ou'flt furnished free. STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves E. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General do 3 crown...2 25 <£2 50 3 00qil. and scarce. Holmes, $25.50. Btearage East Light.27i®29 to T. 420 at 7 a. m. and 88 State at, F'ske Boston, do 4 crown.. 2 50*2 73 Mid Best t> atidllne boneless Goog$ cod 7% for me- Anply MCGOWAN. Cougress Boothbay Monday, Wednesday Manager, Building, Weight.28®29 EXCHANGE PIS PATCHES. J. B. First Nation- lor Mass. OCt22dtf lialslns. looseMuseato. 7‘4.<£9 (<29 dium to 8c lor large: middles 8 60®$9(boneless street, KEATING, rooms. Friday Portland, touching at So, Bristol, Heavy. al Bank CHARLES ASHTON. 947A Heron Boothbav Harbor and Itrv Fish and .tUckoral. Good d’mg.26<027 Shore do 7@8c; Grand Bank do 8f® 7 Vi0: cusk, Ar at London Aug 3, steamer Hemisphere, Building, island, Squirrel Congress street and Oomrress square or Island. Union backs...69 (§40 6i£t>V4c; haddock 4V280 V4 ; hake Portland. Hotel, Shore.... 4 00^4 80 DAVID TQKIIANCH, & CO.. Montreal. Returning, leave Franklin Portland, Cod. large Am calf...90® t 00 brands ol entirely boned cod Wharf, fancy at 7 a. m. and MCDONALD STEAMBOAT CO, Medium snore iish. 3 00,<£3 50 Mnnoraiidn. JlySBdtf Tuesday. Thursday Saturday for Tobacco. $> lb ; Smoked Iialibut, strips, 10 to 12c $>.lb; 1’olloek.... 2 25 il 3 50 Squirrel island. Boothbay Harbor, ilcron isl- Best brands...... 50(®67 chunks 13 a 15c. Haddock””.. 2 2 75 Aug 3—Aftor many unsuccessful at- and, So. Bristol and East 1st, steamers leave nOmj Medium. 3H $ Hooper, before reported here leaking, proceeded fon, Sebago, ltridg> SUNDAYS. American zinc.6 00®7 00 Newfoundland cod oil 34c strong oil Thu Parisian Lard—Pure, leal... 9% 9% per gal: to her destination this morning, the leak having Waterford and 2tTXpr f3"Kiay 12 May"' # 26 C. ton, Sweden. 10 2G *• Leave Portland Pier at 10 a. m., for Cousin's, Chickens... 15f# to ^ been divers. May Tunisian 20 stopped by A. M. P. P. M, Great Cliebeague and Orr’s Is- 124 14 M. 17 Nuinldian 2 June 2 Juno Littlejohn’s, Fowl.v.. Grata (Jnotitttonq. < Lit# SIook M«r#oi, Leave i.<>6 land. Return-Leave Hit's Island at 3.so m.. 18 Domestic Forts. Portland 24 Corinthian 9 9 p. Turkovs 415 mcbh._8.60 JSJ50 Great 4.15 m., 4.30 By Telegraph.' Leave 10.08 2.28 7.15 81 Parisian 10 io Cheboague p. Littlejohn's Hams.. 11%# 12 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADR. Bridgton Junction, Cousins’ 4.35. arrive Portland above 5.30 ra. NEW YORK—Old 2d, schs John S Peering, 11.06 3.23 8.10 14June Tunisian 30 30 p. Shoulders...... 8% CHICAGO. Aug. 3. 1900.—Cattle—receipts Arrive Bridgton, .T. II. Man Locke, Jacksonville; Nelson E Newbury, King, Arrive 11.37 3.40 21 | Numidlaa 7 July 7 July McDonald, rger. Xbursday’s quotation. 2,000: good lo prune steers 6 35®g 00: poor Harrison, 8,37 '* Produce. Charlestons R D Spear, Richardson, A. 28 Coruultian 14 14 aug2dtf to medium 4 65 36 selected ted steers 4 00 Yarmouth, Je22dt! J. Bennett, Siipt. *• 2 50 WHEAT. 25; Beans. Pea.. 40a* •> NS. 5 July Parisian 21 21 34 60? mixed Stockers 3 ou® 80; Texas bulls .< .. Beans. California Pea. 2 H5 70 * ‘oemau. Clostne. schs Alice McDonald. Ernst T ,1, Tunisian4 4 #2 ‘JtiOuX 40: Texas feu sleets 4 4u@5 35. Sid, Savannah; | Aug Aug Beans Yellow Kvos.2 5042 00 Aug...7 43 * 73% Calais; J 8 Lamprey, Rockland: Druid, 1 logs—receipts 19,000; mixed and butchers Lee, No cattle carried on these steamers. Beans, Bed Kldnov.2 55 75% 74% TJiomaston; Ada J fora Sound 5<),#2 Sept... 5 15,a 5 50; lo choice heavy at 5 10@6 46; Campbell, port; Native unions,uu...1 00#1 15 good Lizzie CORN. s <>0:35 05; 6 OOiajo 60: bulk Smith, Kockport. RATES OF PASSAGE. PtlT MO.STMBOAT at rough heavy light Portland & Romford Falls Potatoes nus.. -. schs ,# Aug. 38% 37% of sales 6 2 40. \ Ar 3d, steamer Manhattan, Portland; By. Onions. Kgymian..... 75 @5 Rockland; CABrN—$52.50 and upwards. A reduction of 5 -AND- ^1 37% 37% Sheep—receipts 6.000; choice weth- Georgia Berry, Margaret, Millbridge; Mew Potatoes, bid. 2 25 42 50 Sept. good to| Machias. per eent is allowed on return tickets. ers at 4 fair to choice mixed at 3 Lucy Hammond, In Effect .Music 25, ItfOO. Swee.t OATS. 35(34 76; 80;jg Second Cabin—To London or Potatoes.Connecttout. a, i 26 I Sid, schs Henry May, Norfolk; Elizabeth M Liverpool, 4 25; Western sheep 4 2o«'£+ 70; na ive lambs to fiweets, V inland... a— Aug.20% 20*4 Cook, an eastern port. DFPA RTU RKA4 Londonderry—$35.00 $45.00, AMUSEMENT GO. 4 26,35 75; Western do 5 003) 5 76. Steicjrage— Eggs, Eastern Iresn.. 18 w ib Sept.*. 21 */8 21 Vs BOSTON—Ar 2d. schs Thexesa D Baker, Shea, 8.30 A. M. and 12.50 uoon. From Union Station Liverpool, London, Glasgow, TIME TABLE.—Inly S, 1901), Eggs, Western fresn. an 17 Mt Desert; Mary Steele, Pas Rial, Lauesville. lor Mecliauio Buckfleld. Can- Belfast, Londonderry or Queenstown, $23.50. PORK. Domestic MarKsU. Poland. Falls. certificates Eggs, held. r# CM, schs Wm D Marvel. O’Keef, Pigeon Cove Bumlord Fails and Be mis. Prepaid $24. 32 20 ton. Dixneld, Children under 12 half fare. Rates to Butter, mucv creamer. ... 22 # 23 Sept. (By Telegraph.) and Philadelphia; Hattie A Marsh, Mehaffey. years, WEEK DAYS. 8.30 a. m. 12.50 noon and 5,15 n. m. From Union or from other points on to Butter. Vermont... 20# 21 LARD. ^ ?ept 3,1900. Damariscotta River ami New York. application Station lor Mecliauio Falls and intermediate T. P. 420 Cheese. N. York and Ver’mt.. ...10 #11 Sept. 6 90 N£W YORK—The Flour market—receipts Sid, tug Blanche, towing sch Wm I) Marvel, JIcGOWAN, Congress St., Steamer ALICE HOWARD stations. On 5.15 p. in. train Portland, Me. Cran berries. 16,243 bbis; exports 16,710 tibls: sales 7.850 Florence A. Marblehead. Saturdays only, k rr.s. Pigeon Cove; runs to Kumtord Falls. Foreign Room Fruit. pckgs; market steadily held and moderately Ar 3d, ste.itners Uilonia and Cestriau, Liver- Steaintlup Agency, 4, will leave Portland Pier, at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1! a. m. Sept.. 7 17% ears First National Battle Building, Port- active, closing rather firm with wheat. Knickerbocker, Bath, with 8 V Through between Portland and Benns. I, 2, 3. 4, 5, G.15 7.30 m. Lemons.Messina. 5 50#0 50 pool; tug barge Maine p. Friday’s Quotation. Flour—Winter pcs 3 90(34 So:winter straights Watson; schs Young land, Returning, Leave View at G.25, Oranges.California nav.I R Brothers, Baltimore; ar27dtf Bay Landing, 3 66(3)3 80; Minnesota patents 4 15(34 So ; win- Fannie E Hall, Machias; L D Rernick, R. C. BRADFORD, Tiafflo Manager, 7.25, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30, a. in., 1.30, 2.30, Oranges, Seedlings .3 00#3 60 ;fflU£A’It Bangor. tei extras 2 70(33 OO: Minnesota bakers 2 90 a Sid, sells Hattie A Marsh, Damariscotta River Portland, Maine. 3.30, 4.30, G.45 p. in. Apples. Baldwins. Onenine. Closimi 5.3d, 3 35: do low grades 2 40(32 70. and New York ; John J Hanson, New York. E. L. LOVEJOY, Superintendent. Oils nn 74% 743/s SUNDAYS. Turpentine t Coal Ati".,.. Rye dull; No 2 Western at 68c fob afloat: BALTIMORE—Ar 2d, sch M jel8 dtf Rmnlord Falla Main*. Sept...* 75% 75:?/8 Merom, rry, STEAMER GORINNA. Leave Portland 8.10. 9.00 li.OO Kaw Linseed oil. «8.®73 State Rye 53iffi54c GIF New York car lots. Washington. Pier, 10.00, a. 1.00, 3.00, o.OO, 6.0 I, 7.00, 8.00, Boiled J.inseea on.. 70 47 5 CORN. Wheat—receipts 116.550 bush; exports 222,- Sid, schs John W IJnnell and Albert T Stearns, m, 12, 2.00, 4.00, Between Brunswick and 9.00 p. m. Turpentine.. 4'Jai50 Aug. £6*4 36% 291 busli; sales 3,850,000 busli futures. 1,280.- New York. Direct Portland. RETURNS. Ligoms ana Centennial oil., bid., 160 tat 10% Sept.37 Vs 37 000 bus exports: spot firm; No 2 Red 79V4C in BANGOR—Ar 3d. sells John 3 B Manning, AMMONIA RUINS VARNISH BEGINNING JUNE 1st. Bolineatst. Petrolemn, 120 .... 10% elov; No 2 Red 81:14 fob afloat; No 1 North- Philadelphia; Medford, Boston; Mark Pendle- Leave Bay View Landing, 8.30. 9.30. 10.30, Pratt's Duluth fob afloat. overcome Astral. 12% J'ug.*.1.V 203/4 20:% ern 84c ton,-. New York (at Hampden); Lizzie May, On carriages. To this hoard your Steamer will leave Simpson’s Point, Bruns- II. 30 a. m., 12.20, 1.30, 2.80, 3.30, 4.30, 5.30, 6.30, Half bbls lc extra. Sept. 21 Vs 21% Corn—receipts 250,160 bush: exports 261,654 Portland. teams at my stable as my carriage room Is wick, at 7 a. m. daily. Harpswell Center at 7.25, 7.30 8.30 9.30, p. m. Cumberland, coal... i 5 bush futures: 480.000 bus schs Flora Condon and David A from horse room air Mere @4 PORK. bus;saies 175,000 Sid. Story, separated by space, Birch Island at 7.40, Point at 7.45, Bustin’s On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights Stove and furnace coat, retail.. 5 50 export; spot easy; No2 at 44c fob afloat: New Bedford; J Ponder. Jr. Newport ; W T Em- Island at 8.05, Littlejohn’s at 8.25, and Cousin’s a boat wlWeave Portland at 11, and returning 12 05 Franklin. 7 00 Sept. 43%c eiev. erson, Boston; D D Haskell, Hurricane Island MVEllY TEAMS AHSO. Island at 8.35, arriving in Portland at 0.30 a. m. •leave Peaks Is and at 11.15. Pea coal.retail. 4 50 CARO. V t-His—receipts 58,800 busli: exports 605 to load for New York. Returning, leave Long Wharf, Portland, for the (inly lino running Its boats to Peaks Island sales — Pus 2 at schs Mai E Cordage—Ducts. Sept C 85 hush; spot, spot dull; No 26c; BATH—Ar 3d, y Lynch. Boothbay; above landings, at 3 30 p. m. direct. Cordage— N<> 3 at25Vac; No 2 white 28c: No 3 white at James A Griiy, Exeter; Woodward Abrahams Faro 5 cents each way. All persons going by American i>lb.JOSH RIBS. 27’/-e: track white Western 27Va(fi833c; track and Future, Boston; O. kes Ames, Bootlibay; A. W. McFADDEN, 101 Clark St. E. A. BAKER, Manager. this line will be admitted to Greenwood Gar- Zimina.• 12(413 Sept. 7 3 2% mixed Western at 26ia)27c. Eva A Daueuliuwer, Philadelphia. jy31d2vv* je2dtf den free. ju2dt£ THE PEESS. LINEMAN INJURED.
SEW AEVERTISBM £A1S TODAY Employe of the Westbrook Company Shocked Elwell. and Fell. Owen, Moore & Co. Ira, F. Clark & Co. \V. L. Wilson & Co. Mr. Andrew Myers, a lineman in the The Geo. C. Sbaw & Co. of the Westbrook Electric Berries, T. F. Foss & Sous. employ Light 1C 8. Davis Co and Power company, received yesterday Schlotterbeck & Foss Co. a bad and a serious fall as L. G. Brunei. quite burning Chcstn t St. At. E. Church. a result of a shock of electricity. ot Portland. City Mr. is a man of Harps well Steamboat Co. Myers about fifty-four Melons, Peaches Ste jomr Alice Howard. years of age and resides at Westbrook. MONUMENT SQUARE. M For t;.e War S AND lips—Coudola Ajax. one CONGRESS SQUARE Execut ices’ Notice. For years he worked in the employ of Loring. Short & Harmon. of the telegraph companies as a lineman, and other fresh fruits are in abundant to- It. M. Lewseu & Co. supply and is one of the best linemen In the Executors’ Notice. with wholly in your favor. We’ve W an'.ed. business. Mr, Myers was at work with a day, prices selected the choicest Watermelons and Can- Are New For To crew of men on Backleff street, near the only Stores Wants, Sale, Let, Lost, Found These Prepared and similar advertisements will bo found on corner of Glenwood avenue, yesterday luscious and sweet, true flavored page o under appropriate beads. | taloupes, Peaches, forenoon. The men in [were engaged mellow Bartlett Pears, Plums of all kinds, Pine- stringing new wires. The foreman ad- vised to tie one end of the to Green for and FEED PERSONAL. Myers rope apples, Apples eating cooking, TO the wire and then throw the rope over the delicious Black- Bananas, Oranges, Raspberries, ■* wires of the Electric com- .-^ioiizs-- Mrs. B. D, Whitcomb, Dorchester, Leering Light berries, and Blueberries. and men on Mass Mrs. O. F. Walker, Oakland, pany, the the ground would haul the new wire into What a array of wholesome Me., Mrs. E. E. Green and son of Skow- up place. Myers tempting ripe, was on the at the time near hegan, are visiting their sister, Mrs. J. working pole fruits. the top, Instead of doing as advised, D. Houghton, 67 North street. They wiil Your telephone order will bring you as good remain through Old Home Week. Myers threw the wire over the wires of WHOLE as if selected here. I the which carried quality Miss Louise Imogens Guiney spent a Leering company about 2600 of Mr. few days with Mrs. Shaw, 49 Carleton volts electricity, Myers reached under with his left hand to haul street, on her way to her summer home I \ \ 1 n'/ Xs ^ the new wire into The new wire at Five Islands, Me. place. came in contact with the com- Rev. E. R. Purdy, pastor of the | Leering E L W E L wire and as Mr. was stand- L, Friends' church, has just returned from pany's Myers on one of the iron on the Winthrop Center where he has been the ing steps pole, 794-79(> Congress St. a circuit was he received a past few weeks, and will preach at 10 BO completed ani A was in Sunday morning. heavy shock. bad place burned Mr, L, P, Knights of East Waterboro the palm of his left hand, and another is visiting relatives in this city. just under the elbow. The current also Mrs. Antonia H. Sawyer the noted passed through his body and made quite a burn on the foot which was rest- New York contralto who is a native of right on the iron His fellow •work- Waterville anti is to appear in the Old ing step men knew the risk that took in Home week eonoert Monday night will they try- sing at St, Stephen’s church next Sunday ing to climb the pole to aid the injured OLD HOME WEEK VISITORS morning. man, so did the next best thing, which a hour at our “Dr. Vose has returned from Bear river was to twirl the rope in such a way that Can pass pleasant store, it wound around Mr. s three or and will be at his office August 5. Myer leg -THES H 3^ 13 OP THia Frederick W. Plaisted.J Esq., of Au- four times. With the rope in this man- Mr. started to lower himself gusta, was among those registered at the ner, Myers Falmouth hotel yesterday. by sliding down on the rope. All went Mr. Nicholas Lewsen of Biddeford has well until within about ten feet of the S T E I N W A Y , he lost his and fell accepted a position with his brother, Mr. ground grip heavily R. M, Lewsen of this city. to the ground, striking flat on his back. Hardman, Gahler, Mason & Hamlin, Gramer, Emerson, Standard, Mr. and Mrs, M. Porter of New York Ur. C. W, Foster was called and an am- all its returning sons and daughters. bulance summoned to remove the -AND OTHKR HIGH GRADE- and Miss Elias cf Brooklyn are guests of injured man to the Maine General Mr. R, M. Lewsen, hospital, Fill the pantry before the festivities begin—yon will surely have company—don’t let them catch where he is reported as resting quite com- — — Today Mrs Lewis Malvern and daugh- PIANOS you unprepared. ter, Miss Mae Malvern, leave for Boston fortably, although the worst is not known as there is of in- where they will sail on the steamer Win- danger internal juries. Mr. Myers being a very heavy AND THE !And nifredian of the Leyland line for Liver- THE AEOLIAN PIANOLA man and as as striking heavily he did, are sole New THESE STORES CLOSE ALL DAY TUESDAY. pool. They will spend several weeks Of wliicli we tlie Euglnnd representatives. | there is of a danger concussion* of the —■ abroad. Rev. Mr. Malvern leaves the O--- The Pianola nan be adjusted to auv piauo, and with its aid a person without last ot next week for Fredericton, N, B., spine. musical training can play tho most difficult music in an artistic manner. he ‘•A word to the wives is sufficient.” where will join his brother, Rev. shall FREE EXHIBITIONS of these wonderful instruments, to PEEBLES BEAT JACKIES. We give John V.Malvern of Minneapolis, Minn., which all are cordially invited. and his vacation, spend TODAY s- MUSIC AND SMALL INSTRUMENTS AT SPECIAL PRICES. “DAKOTA BOB” HIES AWAY. The Sailor Linds Unable to Fathom Dr, After a pleasant sojourn in thi3 city Pond’s Shoots. "Dakota Bob” left by boat last evening for Boston, his in Portland OF During stay M. STEINERT &SONS CO. A CARLOAD FRUIT the great American traveller made things from the best orchards and in the land. In the baseball game between the nines St. Tel 119, Portland, Me. T. C McGouldric, vineyards interesting to everybody about Smith’s 517 Congress Mgr. of Fort Preble and. of the battleship Ken- jy3ldtf hotel. p______Snrrar sweet meated Watermelon*—Luscious Delaware which took on the green Cantaloups—Mammoth Georgia — tucky place Deering Lemons — Cultivated Ber- “Visitors who have valuable articles of grounds yesterday afternoon the Prebles M. C. R. R. Grapes—Peaches—Pears—Pumas—Nectarines—Bahama I^mes—Oranges— — won a score of 20 to 5. Some nes— Table Cultivated Berries, &c,, Philippines two years ago. But for all their clothing; dyed or cleansed ment at South Wed- this lack of the the will.occur Waldoboro, practice brilliant young and pressed by tailors press- Through Crawford JNotch of S. &. H. Root Beer nesday, August 22d. Vermont man showed in up grand style men at the White Mountains also to ft J. R. Morrow of Lynn and Boston in all departments of the game. His FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE and FRT1K parties are negotiating for seven acres of work was easily the star feature. He FLOrrOfCji’O cn 0 | land at island. steam Qarp9 Gleans ng Works is an Long started in as a left fielder, but was soon NAPLES. If you haven’t tested this peerless beverage, here opportunity. The Portland School for Medical In- Preble House. called upon to take his place on the 13 Preble St., Opp. slab, NEXT SUNDAY. -ALSO- struction has been denied free entry for succeeding Byrne. The doctor was evi- LADIES' CLOTHING A SP.CIALTV, Leave Portland O.so a. m. | certain medical and instruments } CPB.O'LJ I A demonstration of the surgical dently In old time form for the Jacks Arrive Naples 11 to a. in. Gloves Cleansed Day. Ariive Kabvain. 12.50 n. m. The Round purchased abroad. Application was made were unable to touch his £j^“Kid Every puzzling de- • Leave Kabyans, 2.:i9 p. in. T>» t<> either 20th Ice Cream to the collector of customs at Portland to ■, Century Leave Naples. 2.ir> p. m. FABYans or Freezer, livery. AT WLLL.ISTON admit these instruments free of on ODD HOME WEEK Arrive Portland. 5.35 p. AAPki-.S. duty The backstopping for the Prebles was FREEZES WITHOUT SIlKKIMi. CHURCH. WHICH the ground that they came under the done by Bartlett and the battery for“the OBitRVATIOfl CARS of andscientiflc in- A will be held each FOit cream served category .philosophical marines was by Miller and tihet. a religious meeting THE NOTCH HIDE !0 (Ice free.) Only church from 12 to 1 F. E. BOOTH GEO. struments, but the treasury department small crowd was in attendance. day at Williston BY, P. EVANS j refuses to see it this way and the Port- o'clock. Dr. Smith Baker will preach Geu’l Pass. & Ticket Agf. V. P. & Gen’l Man. land collector has been directed to assess TODAY’S BALL GAME. and make remarks. Topics: duty. Monday—The Old Honm Father and August 31 four law students now read- Mother. Old Brothers and Sisters in this will to Bath to take The Soldiers Will Meet the Sailors on Tuesday—The ing city go and Schoolmates, their bar examinations before Judge Deering Grounds. Wednesday—Maine, Her Statesmen and Haskell in the Sagadahoc county court. Rulers. I We don’t the little ones. Red School House and are the names of the Tnursday—The Forget Following candi-, The ball game this afternoon on the the College. dates: Guy H. Sturgis, Charles E Gur- House Deering grounds between the teams from Friday—The Country Meeting ney, Emery G. Wiison/and Henry J. Con- and the Sunday School. the flag ship New York and the soidiers ley. These aspirants have completed the Saturday—Her Children and Her Fu- from Fort Williams will be for a cash ture. 4ih and of the course 3 reading law in two years Saturday, August Monday, 6th, of This will be called August prize $25, game All are invited. which is the length of time required un- about two o’clock, and the public is in- der the present law. This law has now vited to attend. There will be a large OLD HOME DAY AT CONGRESS ST. We shall have a Sale on been changed however and after Septem- special number of the blue jackets from the ships ber 1 the time limit will be three years. CHURCH. present to root for the sailors, and an A BOTTLE OF The Maine Central has fully complied Sunday, August oth Is to be observed equal number of soldiers to cheer the men HAY’S with the law which went into effect Wed- a3 Old Home Day at the Congress street CHILDREN'S AND from Fort Williams. The teams and FRUIT PUNCH | WOOLEN, LINEN, PIQUE DUCK SUITS, nesday, making it unlawful to run any M E. church. At the session of the Sun- batting order will be as follows: ...AT... train in moving traffic that has not a day school at 1 30 a. m. there will be in your picnic basket New Yorks: O’Neill, 2b; Shea, p.; of remarks should not be forgotten. Murphy, c.; Gardner, 1 b.; Einnerty s, s. special exercises, consisting A wholesome and ~ with power or train brakes so that the Hurley, 3 b. Gill, c. £.; Marlon, i. f. ; by former superintendents, music, etc. perfect Half or O’Brien, r. f. beverage. Compact and Less. engineman on the locomotive drawing All former members of the church and price Jj Eort Williams: Malo, lb.; easily carried. the train can control its spaed without Thibeault, with any strangers ss.; 1. f ; p.; congregation,together A 50c bottle makes for 12. Blood, Watkins, Bergeron, quart enough k have divided all children’s suits in four lots as follows: All and ana hrakemen to use the command be in the are cor- _ $1.08 $150 Sails lit 99c. All $6.9" requiring 2b.; Smith 3 b ; Legare, c. f. Keeler, r. who may present city, :it $5.00 9wit>* $1.98. All $5.96 and $6.98 Suits ill All suits sit hand brake for that f.; Devery, o. attend these services. H. H. HAY & SON, Middle St. $2.98. higher priced $3.99. purpose. dially invited^to No f.llilds’ Knit in tlin etnrn hirrhno than $6.98. The Republicans of North Yarmouth DEATH BY Will hold a caucus for the HEART DISEASE. nomination or j PORTLAND POST OFFICE. a candidate for representative Saturday Edwin D. Reynolds, the well known The receipts of the Portland post office \ night. William T. Dunn and Isaac E. trunk dealer in Uongres3 square, died rs TO CLOSE AT HALF for this, and July last year were PRICE. Hayes are the candidates. suddenly during Thursday night of heart July year as follows: The stores on Commercial street will disease. He has been accustomed to sleep probably be closed on Tuesday next. A in the basement of his store, and was July, 1900, $14,209.92 July, 1899, 13,303.35 petition is being circulated among the there last night as usual. Yesterday merchants to that effect and is receiving morning his clerk opened the store and Increase, $903.57 many signatures. arranged the goods for display on the The Democratic county committee held sidewalk, supposing that Mr. Reynold ILLUSTRATED SONGS AT GREEN (T3 /%. ia»-yr;is=t m a meeting Thursday afternoon and tilled was asleep below. He did not appear, WOOD GARDEN. the vacancy for register of probate on the however, and search was made in the Illustrated songs are always pleasing ■lets from $3.98 up. county ticket with the name of Thomas basement, the result being that Mr. Rey- and Manager Rounds of Greenwood Gar- H Gately, Jr., of Portland. nolds was found sitting in a chair, having den will have a strong attraction in this Prof, K. A. Jernberg of Chicago will been dead for some time. Dr. Clarke was lino at the garden all next week com- preach at the Scandanavian Mission Sun- called and pronounced the cause of death mencing Sunday afternoon. day at 7 30 p. m. All are cordially invit- to be heart disease. Mr. Reynolds had The latest and most papular songs will ed been afflicted with this disease for some be sung by fodr weli known singers, time. Coroner Perry was but of called, Miss Helen Sc. Clair, Miss Pauline, Mr. course no inquest was necessary. Charles Prouty and Mr. Harry Files. Mr. Reynolds was a man about forty New and beautiful slides will be used years of age and had no Immediate in giving the illustrations. INGRESS family, He had two brothers, one of ST. Sunday afternoon there will be songs Old Home Church. whom is in Australia, and the other is at at three o’clock and there will be a band sea. He also had two aunts in this city. concert from 5 to 8 o’clock and then there be a of CHESTNUT ST. M. E, CHURCH A SAILOR will splendid series illustrated VOTKE UNDER ARREST. TRIP TO HARPSWELL IvXErUTOKV songs. Take steamer Alice Howard, Port- CANCELLED EXECUTRICES’ NOTICE. Officer of 'I'll K subscribers hereby extends a cordial welcome to all former Yesterday morning Northup, land Pier The subscribers * Ex***'*’ every fifteen minutes. Harpswell Steamboat company will THE hereby *lve n< t'co that thev have b-cn duly Appointed friends and members and to all visitors Newport, R. I camo here after one have beau dulv I of cancel the 1!).45 a. m. appoint d xuautrir<'Utrlc03 i °[ last Win and Testati •tit trip Sunday morn- the last Will an l in the to the se. vices next William a sailor on g| Testament of of South W** city the cruiser Rounds will have W 11,1,1AM HI’KAll. late Sunday.' Stewart, Manager extra steam- ing east from Portland for Long ilENh\ 1\ in I New who is wanted at for ers Island, DEWEY, lata of he County of Cumbrrlsnd. j At York, Newport all next week and freqent trips will and To Portland, the 10.30 a. the Chebeague, while the the In the < and given bonds as »*J ten War of m.—Preaching by Harpswell, about one County umbealand decerned* ah Pastor. stealing hundred dollars from be made to the war ships. The steamer o clock a. persons A1‘ Ml pci sons demands sgsln*1*" m, trip will be run as usual Ships. havinu demands iu *• having ^^ one of his Steamer Alice Howard will said deceased ■ l s.tld deceased are doslreu L| At 3 p. m.—Communion and shipmates. The man will be Alice Howard ana others will leave Port- One of the leavo arodes red to presen! ,of JI[ Recep steamers will make for settlement mm! mr oi'lcinsnt, and nil Inilfb' „ tion of Members. taken to and hourly B’oiilaitd I*i»r and all Indebted Newport tried there for this land Pier for the war and Green- overy hour for the to thtrctoVo -i, a io p to make ships Crips from Portland'pier to the war ques.ed matte payment Immediately (picsiol At 7.30 in.—Social Service. offense. The ships, War * p. money has been recovered. wood-Garden. Ships. Quick aervico. H' HO N A W. beginning at 10 a. in. until 4 p m. i'i1 D H w Kv AbtlKilTB^ a«g4d3tlaatp TotUaud, July »l, ^ Soihit Portland. July 81,,w0'