_ PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. Established June 23. 1S62 vol. as._Portland, Maine, Wednesday morning, January 22, is96. price three cents. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, new advertisements. States, before they can be employed. Mr. ill the shadow of a largo regular army. idahany sasy that the measure lias 'The United States is tho only nation so of all the the endorsement workingmen situated, that it can with honor and safe- of his stiCo. ty move upon tho pathway of peace, for SLEEP. The House committee on elections No. an international court of arbitration. 3, today decided the contested election Canada wants no hostilities and no dis- case of Campbell against H. C. Minor Talks agreement with our ropublio. It is an- The a from the ninth New York district in fav- to the New York Bar xious for commercial union. Political Do ever Senate Passes Multitude of Meet [n National at you sleep? or of Miner, the sitting member. The re- union will follow whorover we desire to Assembly Most to. unaniomous. persons try They make a more port was Association. extend invitation, so there is no danger or less successful Pills. The went into the attempt at sleeping House committee of from Canada. Farther away are the ro- Chicago. but itisn’t the undisturbed sleepof childhood.’ whole to consider the urgent deficiency publios of the Isthmus of Darien and To secure that hill. A brief general debate ensued upon South America and wo have no fear of Sleeps to he restful must he continuous. kind you need one of the of the fee system in at is two a tired or one of our upholstered box sujbect payiug them. And now look Flurope! It things:—either body spring beds offioials of the United States and with and laid-hair courts THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 3.000 miles across the ocean, from the overhung hour-glass spirai springs top. DOINGS OF THE DAT IN THE the neoes°itvf for its if not PATRI- ever reformation nearest of any Furopeau powei OF VITAL TO You will say it is the greatest luxury you enjoyed. No more seaport QUESTIONS INTdUEST twisting abolishment. OTISM AND to any of the United States. and turning in sleep, no more stiff hacks and rheumatic twinges in the HOUSE. JINGOISM. seaport morning Mr. Swanson, Democrat of Virginia, Our country has 70,000,000 of people AMERICAN INDUSTRY. but a bed on which can maintain one position for a dozen hours you without stated that in the last fiscal year, nearly and $70,000,000,000 of accumulated wealth. fatigue. 11,000 persons had been brought into According to the census of 1890 we have And In a month’s time will see the you sleep! you difference in an in- court who ought not to have been there, 9.200.000 fighting men. The experience He creased and mental vigor. imposing an unnecessary expense of $2,- Eloquently Pleads for an International of the war has shown from them bodily Senator Hoar Advise* the Senate to oivil “We deliver goods directly into the houses of our 000,000 npon the government. that there be drafted and mobilized A Good Attendance—The Wonderful Groth Portland Court of Arbitration and the could free of all ■t ‘‘Go Was All to Mr. of disous- '.Urges customers absolutely expenses as to freight and Slow”—Faugh Ready Laooy, Republican Iowa, and instructed in three mouths, 3,000,000 .of Manufactured Products Gilder the sed the necessity for reform of the fee C. S. to Make the First Move in this cartage.’’ Talk Silver But Didn’t—ThejC'ommittees soldiers. All the transports and navies of system in the federal Beneficent Influence of an Adequate courts, presenting Direction—The U. S. tlonld Withstand the world could not and upon our shores Hard at Work—Excitement Over the some Some evil be striking figures. could an army which could march 100 miles Protective Policy. lie if the of AD European Countries if Brazilian British Entanglement. cured, said, judges courts Necessary. from the. seucoast and ever return to their would as iiad dismiss, they the power to ships. With all the world in arms against .Chicago, January 21.—Tho second do the officials. Albany, N. Y., January 21.—Chauncoy Washington, January 31.—In the rou- offending us, the vast interior of our continent ex- annual convention of the National As- The consideration of the bill M. Depew opened the nineteenth annual tine business of the hour a ser- having cept in its industrial an -economic PAINE morning several sociation of Manufacturers was called to FURNITURE been concluded, unimportant session of the New York State Bar Asso- phases, would know nothing * the trou- CO., vice pension bill was reported to the Sen- and one order at amendments $6000 ble never ex- Central Music hall, at 11.16, appropriating ciation. tonight. 'The was held and see a foreign uniform ate from the committee on for the of tho meeting 48 CANAL pensions survey Chippawa Indians cept on a of war. Secure in our by President Thomas Dolan of Phila- STREET, BOSTON. in Odd Fellows hall and a and prisoner without lands being added, the committee rose large cul- any recommendations and was isolatim, supremo iu our resources,un- delphia. About 150 were in and the bill as amended was The tured audienoe greeted when delegates on the calendar. passed. Dr.Depew, equalled in our reserves and free from placed House then attendance. Sonor G. adjourned. he appeared on the There were dangerous we Gregorio Gonzales, A resolution was platform. neighbors, occupy among offered by Mr. commissioner ac- Cali, Washington Gossip, Chief Andrews and tho cations of tho globe, a position so ex- from Mexico, specially the present, Judge judges requesting President vof the United alted and safe, that to compare us with credited to the convention for the Mr. Cannon, chairman of the House of the Court of many purpose States to into the arrest and for- Appeals, Supreme other countries, would be absurd. inquire committee on appropriations, in his re- of suggesting improvement in trade re- oourt justioes, and leading members of "The stateman or the politician who There’s No cible removal of Mark C. Bodriguez, a port on the urgency decfiiency bill now of the two Meaning, Bar associations from all sections of the really fears for the safety of this country lations, republics was present. M+M* | citizen of the United States in mail pending before the House calls attention I a is fool. The statesman or The of the which to the enormous expenses entailed the state, state officers and a large number politician objeot association, steamer Olivette in the harbor of Havana by who doos not fear ho knows •§■ to the business fee system of United States com- (becauso was organized in Cincinnati a year ago, i average man, in paying of members of the legislature. and who f on the 15th and also into the ar better) yet preaches of our the column after column of instant, missioners, marshals, district attorneys is to secure united action for the X figures that President Kobertson introduced Mr. weakness and our vulnerability, is a protec- J rest of Louis S. Someillan and son in and clerks. Tho abuses of justice ♦ the of perpe- aud insults the tion and promotion of the interest of constitutes body the of in- ♦ trated under this been con- who delivered the annual ad- demagogue intelligence a> majority and if no cause system have Depew. Havana, just of such ar- of the American people. This great American manufacturers at home and ♦ as demned by overy attorney general sine dress for his subjeot, “Patriotism Isurance circulars—they might just well X rests exist that the President shall ae- taking reservoir of force for all purposes the Ame- 1878, but each Congress when appealed to abroad. The present convention will con- be so much Chinese. ♦ and Jingoism; the Lawyers’ the of war. and X ’5 mand their immediate release. has declined to the es- Duty.’’ rican, mightiest engine |ff | apply remedy hy most sider the means to this end, of The address was well reoeived, the asso- benificent power of peace on the ways^and The most unreliable insurance ♦ Mr. Hoar said that if action on tablishing a sjstem fixed salaries. any the face of the can extend the and will disouss the exten- I Chairman Cannon states that tho defi- ciation to Mr. a vote globe, right specifically ♦ can wero to be taken nt the bet- extending Depew of ft. company (dishonestly) as X subject all, of hand fellowship to warring brethren sion of tho United States merchant ma- '£ J[ employ just ciency for expenses United States of thanks. He said: “Now is the time in their ter form would be to ask the across the Atlantic, aud promulgate X -S’ many figures circulars as can the President courts for the curront year amounts to rine, the recognition of Nicaragua canal ^ ^ X for the profession to perform a with honor and dignity a scheme for an staunchest of in the first for suoh informtion as over three million dollars, indicating a great companies. ♦ place international and lead in the and its control by the United States gov- X growth of expense in this branch of the work upon the lines of lawyers, in pro- tribunal, ♦ The best is to take the State Department had. mnrflmAnf: establishment in South Ameri- way the advice X service of over one hundred per cent. international arbitration. The ernment, The resolution was referred to the moting “Had there "been an international court of reliable are Tho report adds that these can of an of American X agents; they in a Z expendi- present between in the capitals exposition position committee on relations and then tures are and dispute English speak- of arbitration Venezuela matter, to foreign abnormal, soma reform in products, and the desirability of estab- f know. X the law should be ing races which is the Salisbury could not have pleaded there ~ Mr. Call direoted attention to a resolu- instituted, but under agitating world, a in an International bank. the rules of the House tho committee has oalls for both praotioal wisdom and was boundary embracing territory lishing tion offered him last and which legal so and by week, no in the other than to long unquestionably held by the In the course of his annual address powor premises, accumen for its solution. There Is no was of the Vico President’s British, they couid not in honor submit I table, caliing recommend the appropriations necessary President Dolan said: Id tho value 1860, dissent in this from tlio Monroe the of their title to a court. The Yours, for assured f♦ on the State for of to meet the demands of this branch of country, question $ insurance, Department reports at of manufactured of the United tho service as as idea of semiring an early date,an in- product « consuls in Cuba on the war now publio they arise under doctrine, promulgated by President X existing ternational court and em- at one thousand nine hun- X existing law. and representing States was put tbore. Monroe, interpreted by Jefferson, of bracing ail the nations Europe and of dred million dollars. This repersented Mr. Sherman suggested that that reso- Tlui House judiciary committee today, Madison, Webster, Calhood and Alexan- North and South America is probably a total from the foundation of the DOW & lution should also be referred to the com- considered the Boatner resolution, whioh der Hamilton. The greatest lawyer of tho at present, European. The United States gain I PINKHAM, mittee on foreign relations which would recitos tho action of the comptroller of and Great Britain have no reason to be government. Between 1860 anil 1S90, the revolutionary period and one of the most \ on the 3ubjeot in a short time. It the treasury, in refusing to the standards of the continent. ♦ report countersign guided by was nearly seven thousand fivo creative of our stated gain X was so ordreed. warrants in payment of money appropri- geniuses country, have the same common law. It They hundred millions, or iu 30 years, about At the close o^the morning hour the ated for sugar bounty, as far as earned, this rule for our guidance in the federa- is possible for the two great countries out laid and three hundred per cent more than tho bond bill was before the Senate as dirceting the judiciary committee with that of this present difficulty, to evolve a tri- 35 list, clearness of insight into total gain in the seven years down to | st. the unfinished business, Mr. Teller hav- to report to the House whether this ac- bunal of international law and Exchange J tho future which he justice, i860. Tho period of this enormous ad- ing the floor to address the Senate upon tion was justified under the provisions by stamped upon which shall be in ♦ z perpetual session, vance was the in which a it. of any statue, and whether any such our institutions the elements of conserva- whoso members shall be soleoted witli period policy '♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦»♦♦♦»♦ ♦♦♦♦ »♦«♦»♦ of just protection to American industry, At the suggestion of Mr. Hoar how- power could be lodged in any executive tism and .No such care, whose dignity shall receive perpetuity. European was enforced without interruption.I con- ever, and with the conent of Mr. Teller officer to suspend the payment of auy such recognition, and whose reputation NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE WEATHER. aggressions upon Americans will be per- fidently affirm if we are again to bo and of Mr. Jones, in charge of the bill, money appropriated, on the ground that shall be so great, that each nation oan mitted by the United States which en- permitted to make such headway, wo it went over for the day and the calendar the law or appropriation is uneonstitu- submit to it any question in dispute, and | danger our safety or subject our sister must restore to the American manu- The weather was proceeded with. itonal, also what action should be taken bow to its decision with safety and hon- today Jan- repuolics to European despotism. Yet facturers the measure of protection which Boston, The Senate today confirmed the nomi- by Congress to vindicate its authority. or. is likely to be any one who studies the Monroe doc- will permit them to conduct their opera- uary 31.—Local nation of Chief Engineer George W. Mel- After some discuussion the substitute r “We lawyers of the United States and cloudy trine, will see how in eacli individual tions without menace from foreigners forecast for ville to De engineer in chier of bureau of prepared by Mr. Ray of New York, was our brethren, the lawyers of Great Bri- Jan. case, except where there is flagrant viola- who have conditions different from ours, Portland. 22, 1896, steam enigneering Navy Department adopted, which gives the judiciary com- tain, faithful to the traditions of our Wednesday: tion, like the French invasion of Mexico, and which give our rivals advantages with the rank of oommodore. mittee, authority to inquire as to the and the high of our tho of it,should profession, calling that should be neutralized at our own Fair weather; Mr. resolution to the condition of the law on tne of the applicable interpretation can and of the house, Pugh’s relating subject be the subject of judicial detormlnrtion. order, agitate educate for the variable winds. payment of United States obligations in rights of the executive officers of the oreaticn of this great court. The ports. “The President’s message to Congress closing The tariff law now in is silver, was laid before the Semite and al- government in the several departments of the 19th century, the most beuefieent operation, hold essentials Washing ton, presents a novel view of the and insufficient in two ONE lowed to over on Mr. Hoar’B to refuse to enforce, excente or principle. and of inequable par- go sugges- thereof, progressive centuries, would be 21.— with the of If there is.a dispute as to h boundary ticulars. It gives certain industries fav- that can nev- January tion that the remainder of the morning comply provisions any act of made gorious by giving to the 20th this you line, betwen a South African republic ors not extended to others. Many of its Forecast for hour be given to unobjccted bills on the Congress, on the gorund of its alleged rich lesson and guide for the growth of and a European power, no matter now schedules do not accord producers tho er for calendar. Among the bills passed were uncosutitutionaiity, or for other reasons its humanities and the and have too of is Wednesday: £,tho territory involved, or preservation No American many those a of a month to and to to the House bill or other- insignificant of protection they require. giving pension $50 report how it affects the perpetuity civilization and liberty.” Towels. New England: the widow of Rear Admiral English; wise. distantly independence has any right to protection from his of the country, or how remotely it may government, which is denied other Fair; slightly colder; northelry winds. providing for the establishment and en- TOTTEN’S PLAN- The cabled announcement that Salis- interest us, we must demand that the Americans. 1 offer tho suggestion that Your forcement of the rules and regulations notice house- bury’s presented to the govern- two governments arbitrate the line. If the association should undertake to em- thrifty for the use and navigation of United WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GEN ment at Rio Janeiro, demanded that we must find out as we He Would Call a New Pan American Con- its States canals and similar works of navi- they refuse, b.est ploy by proper methods, iniluence to will be interested Brazil should accept arbitration to Uecido can the line keepers ERAL FORECAST: what is, and enforce it by for tlie Establishment of a obtain as speedily as possible, such gation; prescribing a fee of one dollar the of the island of gress ‘‘Great- for ownership Trinadad, war. If, however, pending our inquiry, changes of the tariff as will prooure fair in the lot of The Texan low has remained furnishing certificates of title to ves- before in default er America.” pure linen pressure January 13, of whioh the two parties agree, we have no furth- piny for all domestic manufacturers and sels; authorizing certain persons to ac- be nearly stationary in its and lias the island should considered belonging er or duties. other in the sbane of position, cept certain decorations and testimonials rights producers duties, Scotch huckabuck to Great Britain, has caused serious seems in the hav- from “This to surrender the doctrine. which will permit them to conduct busi augmented energy, pressure the late Hawaiian government, comment It is New Haven, Conn., January 21.—In here. not diminished by If Venezuela or Brazil chooses to sell ness in such a manner as to earn reason Towels that we on ing fallen to 29.60 inches In Eastern Tex- extending time for vessels to unload ; ap- that Brazil has an the report refused the a of its lands, extension impassioned anti-jingo letter to the ablo for and put propriating $4,0000 for equestrian statue poriten sight profits themselves, give as. It will probably advanoe northeast- proposal and has demanded that Great of us to assume New Haven Journal and to the of Major General John H. Stark of the principle compels the Courier, Prof. steady employment working peo- sale this at Britain should restore the island to Bra- over ull these morning 17c, ward toward the Ohio valley, during the in protectorate republics. late of Yale and the United ple, and retain this market more largely revolutionary army Manchester, N. zil. Nor was tho situation rendered less Totten, next twenty-four hours. The area of Their enterprises or industries are almost for their wares. worth H., amending railroad land forfeiture States comes down to 25c. has in acute by the news from Buenos Ayres, owned or controlled and army, sublunar of easily high pressure developed rapidly act of Maroh in tho matter of entirely carried After the appointment committees 3, 1887, that fhg has and an the Northwest, the depression located in Argentine government "can- on by Americans, English, Germans, things advocates immediate call on resolutions aniWgeneral business and are payment by purchasers; reconvening dele- celled the Cable 21x41 inches, that hours has English company’s con- Frenoh and Italians. Their a address Hon. Mo- They region twenty-four ago gates of the United States to the Intorna- governments of a Pan-American Congress to inolude vigorous by Thomas moved to South Dakota. The cessions, and made a common causo with are in almost of the convention high pres- tion Marine Conference of 1889 perpetual revolution. that now a Dowail, Cincinnati, not too to be clum. protecting Brazil. It is learned from a number of every sovereignty holds foot large sure in New England has finally given of The military diotutor of the hour confis- ajourned until tomorrow morning. wages seamen by exempting them the unatio who has the confi- of land in the Western the way; Is followed by an area of d41 corps, cates property right and left, except that Hemisphere, highipres- from attachment. The Senate joint reso- dence of South American sy yet quite large sure in the Lake regions. Snow flurries representatives, of foreigners, ff he oould rely upon tho purpose ueing to draw up a declaration WELLINGTON WINS. lution looking to the establishment of a the action are in New and New that Aigentine in cancelling United States to him, he would for use. reported England permanent census bureau Senate bill to protect of independence of Greater Amerioa, enough practical York. Rain has fallen the the English Cable company’s concession treat the lives, possessions "and business throughout $66,907 to representatives of John C. from all future uninterested Eastern Shove Law Broken and the Con- East Gulf States and lower is duo to President Cleveland’s message, of Germans, English, Italians and French control. Ho Mississippi gay[owe. owner of a cartridge invention and has that valley. The temperature conditions have inspired by hope that tne with the same impartial appropriation ns is very bitter against the Davis resolu- gressman Will Succeed Gibson. used by the government. Twenty-five United States will the changed but little in the Eastern and recognize right of he does those of his countrymen, these tion, and itemizes bis prdposition with additional private pension bills, includ- to the Falkland Southern districts. It is colder in the Argentine islands, focri- nations would demand reparation and great forco. He thinks the Congress of ing one increasing the pension of the Mu., 21.—The Lake bly taken by Groat Britain with the ac- redress. This would involve a Nations is now the Annapolis, .January & upper regions, warmer in the upper widow of Major General Carroll to $75 collection only righteous ^ay OWEN, MOORE CO. and Missouri and quiescence ot the United States subse- of substantial damages and we would bo out of the present situation. deadlock in the Maryland general as- Mississippi vallejs, per month one granting a pension of $30 Monroe much colder in the quent to the doctrine enuncia- in a to assume a northwest. A cold month to the widow of Lieut. Fred- measure,bound quarrel. sembly was broken tonight, in a joint per tion. The islands were owned a. no xvcu uro»» siaris ior wave is apparently in the latter and set- We might, at the whim or neoesities AfineiUA. forming erick Sehwatka one increasing the pen- and thus cauous of tho House and Senate and and will tled by Spain, became part of of a skilful dictator of region probably advance south- sion of the widow of Major General military Vene- Washington, January 31.—Miss Barton, eastward during Argentine. Argentine protested when Congressman Geo. L. Wellington of CITY OF PORTLAND. Wednesday. Increasing Doubleday to $100 a month; one increas- president of tho Red Cross, wore seized by and has accompanied cloudiness followed by rain is indicated they England, Bolivia, of Paraguay or Peru,of Yuoutan her Alleghany county was declared the nomi- ing the pension of Helen S. Dent, widow to its claim to the by assistants, left Washington to- in the South Atlantic States and Ohio adhered territory. or of Chili or be in- of CoL Dent and sister to the late Gener- Honiiuars, Bolivia, night for New York. The party will sail nee for the seat in the United States Sen- WOTICE, valley; continued rain in the East Gulf reserve volved in frequent wars with the al U. S. Grant from $30 to $50 a month; The treasury gold is now re- powers by steamer from New York at 11 a. in, ate, now occupied by Gibson. His sii States and lower and of Europe. This would an im- Mississippi valley, bill for the relief of John Clyde Sullivan, duced to $51,000,000. Since the com- require tomorrow for Southampton, en route for generally fair weather in other districts. mense navy and years term of office, will bogin March NOTICE is here by given that the Police providing for his restoration to tank of mencement of the present fiscal year, large standing army. Armenia, on the mission of mercy. No Board will High temperature will in the The feeling in the United States ■ 1897. Mr. received 40 of the Examining hold its quarterly prevail paymaster in the navy at the foot of the July 1, 1895, tho treasury has lost $89,- against intimation has reached Miss Barton, 4, Wellngton meeting on TUESDAY, at South Atlantic States and Lake since Great Britain is more easilly aroused than Jaunary 28, 1896, regions, list of paymasters. 633,000 gold, January 1, 1S95, $145,- through the Department of State, wheth- 78 votes cast. After the names were 8 o’clock in the at room and other countries for evening, 8, City nearly stationary temperature in the After ooo. noo. against many reasons. er the Sultan has consented Per order, having passed some sixty-five to permit called and it was known that the Con- Building. North Atlantic States. It will be decid- In the first place we are blood GEORGE bills, the Senate went Into exeoutive ses- Maine Pension* relations, the party to enter Armenia. TREFETHEN, edly oolder in the upper and and are gressman had won, there was a rush to Portland, Jan. 21, 1896. Secretary. Mississippi sion and afterwards adjourned. family quarrels always hasty P. V. Degraw of this oity, a director of Missouri valleys and the Central and fierce. The attitude of the 1 21 dtd Rocky IN THE HOUSE. Washington. January 21.—The follow- English- the organization, is appointed Miss Bar- ohauge votes. Before the result was an- Mountain slope. have our civil was ing Maine pensions been granted: govornment during war, ton’s representative in the United members were enrolled for and States, nounced, sixty Local Weather Report. In the House today after the transac- ADDITIONAL. specially irritating disputes about during her absenoe, with to act SPECIAL, NOTICES. lines and power Wellington, against 17 for Goldsborough. of routine and boundury fisheries have fre- in all matters the Red Cross Portland, January 81.—The local tion unimportant business affecting nomination was made unan- Miohael Cash, Togus I quently arisen, but while this feeling Wellington’s a resolution of from Sooiety._ imous. the action of caucus RTTT A TVT weather bureau offioe records as to the Inquiry reported the INCREASE. has not abated with us, there has come By tonight’s tho eastern shore law is Weather are the following: oommitteo on interstate and foreign com- into power in Great Britain, a foroe un- To Represent I t ah. Jpraotically Thomas B. Smith, known and unheard at killed. Tomorrow tiro general assembly a. merce Mr. Bennett of New was Brownville; George of, the time of CARPET BEATING 8 ra.—Barometer, 30.154; by York, Salt Lake will meet in and thormometer, E. Crosby, Orland; Elijah S. Smith, George IIL, or the war of 1812 or even City, January 31.—A vote joint convention Mr. 20.2; dew point, 17; 85- the Machines of Most approved patterns. humidity, agreed to, directing Secretary [ot the Bradford; William C. Hatoh, South our civil war. It is the was taken in both Houses of legislature Wellington will be elected. wind, NW; velocity, 6; all-powerful de- weather, oloudy.’ Treasury to inform the House whether Windsor. mocracy of Great whioh univer- today for‘United States Senators. .Tbo Patented. Carpets cleansed at all sea- 8 p. Britain, m.—Barometer, 30.149; thermome- REISSUE. sal Republican caucus nominees Frank J. Broad Statesmensliip, dew or not in his opinion the regulations for suflerage has brought to the front and sons of the year, at ter, 27.2; point, 34; humidity, 88 o- whioh is Cannon and Arthur Brown, were elected Carmel. today the real power In the London, January 21.— The News say in wind, g; velocity, 8; weather, the safety!of the public in ocean travel John Heard, on the first ballot. The former cloudy. British islands.. This foroe is cordial in reoeived connection with the letter of the Vene- Mean daily maxi- are thermometer, 24.0; adequate and if so whether cr not ORIGINAL, ETC. Its for our and the full party voto 43 of both Houses mum WIDOWS. friendship people country. zuelan board requesting Seoretary Olney thermometer, 29.2; minimum ther- these are oarried out. and the latter 41. Bennett regulations being W. There are no obstacles in the way of got Judges to ask Great Britain and Venezuela to mometer, 18.3; maximum wind wag Rebecoa Linnoll, mother. West eaoli velooity The resolution prefaced by a state- a and Goodwin received one vote in 13 W; toptal T. Levant. peaoeful adjustment upon permanent lay before the commission their sides of reoipitation, ment that publlo prints charged that basis of all the and futre the House. The twenty Democrats voted 13 Preble St. Preblo House Son of President Tyler Dying. present difficul- the boundary dispute,that Justice Brow Opp. many ocean vessels were to ties between solid for J. L. Rawlins and Moses Thatch- Sensational permitted the democratic spirit of the er dispaiyed genuine in The most Report Denied, from Washington, January 21.—John er. the "statesmanship powerful Mfthines and largest Bloor sail United States ports with inade- Tyler, people of the United .States and the de- Tomorrow formality of compar- the letter. The oldest son of President is at drafting request furnish- space in N. E. Woolen London, January 21.—The quate and imperfect lifeboat equipments. Tyler, lying mocratic of ing the vote of the Senate and House Carpets, Mats, Druggets Brazilian of death at spirit the people of Great es Lord Salisbury au opportunity that here denies the The House committee on merchant the point his homo in this and the eleotion of Cannon and &c., Steam a where no legation story printed Britain. affirming to be lost. The Scoured, process beating by city. Ho is 90 years old and for the ought prime minister is the Prenz, of Buenos to the marine and fisheries, today began a con- past “Unless we Brown will be gone through. The new required and colors restoied to Ayres, eflfeot has been should be driven to it by would uot with wisdom and if original Dr. the sideration of the to ubolish nine years partially Senators leave for dignity that Carvalho, Brazilian minis- proposition paralyzed. stress of ciroumstances, not now Washington tomorrow. ho with the brilliancy. Telephone Connection. coastwise Maine Patents. peroep- complied request. ter of foreign affairs, would demand from compulsory pilotage by hearing tnble,or by difficulties and dangers whioh Great Britain the immediate the parties favoring the bill. Arguments not A Big Ontario Fir*. restitution Washington, January 21.—Patents have could he averted in any other way, The London Morning Post publishes a of the island of against the law were made by been the we Trinidad, on the coast present ^granted following Maine men : do not want a great standing army. Newcastle, ; Ont., January 21.—The dosptaoh from Rio Janeiro, saiyng it is of reoently the Frank A. Dayton, Maritime associntion, L. Dyer, It would bo a Brazil, occupied by Brit- Millbridge, Me., wire solder menace to our peace, a Royal hotel, Windsor house and a block reported that the Brazilian corvette Ben- which Brazil olaims is her New York; Henry Harbingson, Brook- ?S.“ H. menace to ish, territory. maohine; Rodick, Bar Harbor, capital, and a menace to labor, of six stories burned this morning. jamin Constant, sailed for Trinidad to NEW that in H. A. Dean of Mass. ; Ar- ear Loss, MANCHESTER HOUSE, The Prenz stated, the event of lyn; Taunton, Me., fender. in a republio. a dictator always stands $50,000; insurance, $10,000. tako possession of that island. a demand being refused, the nold Freeman and J. S. Winslow, Vessel diplomatio The With Windsor reations between Brazil and Great Britain Owners’ association, Portland, Maine; Explorer Found Dead. Hotel Annex, J. L. Nich- would be probably ruptured. It was H. H. Smith of Baltimore; Christiana, Junuary 21.—The party MANCHESTER, N. II., stated at the consulate, that olson and E. E. R. Shaw, Merchants that went in search of Eyvind Astrup.tbe Makes it til© although largest and best equipped bote Brazil declines to arbitrate the question Exchange, Philadelphia. All these gen- Norwegian explorer who was with Lieut. north o£ Boston. no need for of ownership of the island, negotiations tlmen argeed that there was Peary ou is first expedition to Greenland, A. M. should be WINCHESTER, Proprietor to decide the question would be contin- oorapulsor pilotage and that it today found him dead in the Lille Ele- J. WESLEE BENNER, Manager. ued. done away with. vadel valley in the Doverfjoid mountains. __ *«b31 V Mr. Mahany, Republican of New York, Astrup let Jerkin December 27 to go TuThtfW&lp Venezuela. from today introduced a bill in the House, re- to Brenda to visit a party of offioers. He took Colon, January 21.—Advices from Brit- quiring Canadian sailors seeking employ- provisions for only a day as he ex- DR. E. B. ment in this to have a domicile to the REED, ish Guiana are to the effcot that the ooimtry, pected pass night at a farm house. press of at least six months in the United The weather became sclentifle and maguetic healer, 113 Free St. of that oouotry suggests that all those intensely cold after he left and there were corner of Oak street. Portland, Me., treats all who are ame to do so, should volunteer violent snow heir storms. It is diseases that flesh is to. Second sight for military service. A new railroad has A LETTER. supposed that he became consultation free. Office hours from 9 and was a. m. to been projected from Georgetown to Point We will guarantee to cure your cough or pay fatigued overcome by the cold. 12 m., 1 p. m. to 9 p. in. jane tflp Baratna at the mouth of the Orinooo you back the money on a bottle of Dr. Ball’s river. The Panama Rrailroad Cough and Lung Syrup. Billy Ernst of New York knocked out To Much Checkerberry, Company Joe of have landed an extra large stock of coal Elaherty Lowell last evening be- fore Bangor, January 81.—Dennis O’Leary, here. “HUSTENA,” the Lynn Athletic Association in the of toosv ninth round. In the preliminaries Joe ..7 years old, of North Carmel, died Tues- The great Cough Remedy Wellington Gets It. 25c and 50c. Elms was given a decision over Kid from Pie day diinking checkerberry. took & Co.. McCoy both of Boston, and MoCoy was Annapolis, Md., January C H. Guppy two ounces for a cold. Ho was un- 21.—Welling- Chnten J- D. ordered from the ring. Roseburg and ton was nominated for United C ilsM;, Hamel, States Sen- Simninnfis & K. It, Guenthner the “Newsboy” had a three round «**»• marriwiL. ator by the Republican cauous. 'Jt.f With no decision. that he believed tho government Mr. H. A city M. Sargent voiced his hearty STRONG PROTEST MADE. TO PROTECT THE RESERVE. A PLEASANT OCCASION. MUST HAVE IT. would heartily co-operate with tho Board approval of the project. THE FLY1M of Trade in this matter. He bi Mr. A Wliere spDRO*. spoke telly William Senter spoke similarly as Proposed Stable on Sherman Street Withdrawals Are Made lor the The Celebration of the Fifteenth Anniver- of his and personal interest sympathy. did also Mr. Fritz H. who also To. Purpose of Be Jordan, Strongly Objected Subscriptions They May sary of Ivanhoe Lodge. Harbor was call- Commissioner Farley spoko at some length of the demands of Thrown Out. ed upon and read the following state- Boston and othor ports in this connec- Must There was a hearing last night by the The iifteenth anniversary of Ivanhoe Congress Deepen Portland ment in behalf of tho board of harbor tion, aud the much greater reasonable- Was Not committee on new buildings to the re- Washington, January 21.—Treasury offi- Intended to Menace Any- lodge was celebruted last evening by a commissioners: ness of our demand. cials Harbor. monstrants against the erection of a sta- are muuh disturbed over the evident well gotten up and well carried out en- HARBOR COMMISSIONER’S STATE- Mr. F. M. Lawrence, of the of manager blo on Sherman street, contemplated by intention of prospective purchasers body. tertainment followed by a dance. The Poitland Stove MENT. Foundry company, spoke Mr. Coleswoithy. bonds to indirectly take the gold for their committee of arrangemeuts consisted of briefly in support of the movement. No part of tho work that we are calling Aldermen Tittle and Thompson were purchase form the reserve. W. W. Barnes. Charles A. Plummer, Collector Deering spoke of tho In of DECIDED ACTION BV THE BOARD upon tho government to do lias been great present, but Alderman Duddy was ab- order to discourage withdrawals Richard W. Libby, W. P. Osborn, J. value of the Grand Trunk to this of the HAS SO EXTRAORDINARY IN- made necessary by neglect of the harbor railway sent. E. F. Thompson, Esq., appeared gold for this purpose, the officials E. Pollard, H. L Nelson and Charles OF TRADE. city, aud of its increased future value, and or by any obstruction to its currents. for the remonstrants, while Mr. Coles- department have informed bankers S TRUCTIOSS WHATEVER. Barbour. as the result of their u Yankee There is as muoh water in the harbor as putting worthy managed his side of the oase. financial men generally that measures The following was the programme,Mrs. in charge of it. New York received over of lUote ever was, and though sufficient for Mr. Thompson after stating in general would bo taken to keep track gold Wyman being accompanist: two-thirds of all the to this other tlie wants of the will not answer the importation terms the objection of the remonstrants which wus withdrawn for purposes Selection, Orchestra Prominent Men Speak in No litmiHltt past country. It causes a and when it was No More Miss Nelson demands of the present and future. congestion to the erection of the stable, called upon than for export, and that Charts or Appliances Than Any Reading, Tones—The Resolution Says Thirty foot delay there of the destined for the Song, Mr. Goss We have no bars or shoals at the en- goods Mr. A. R. who said that he found that the coin had been withdrawn Squadron to Sea—The Lord of the Doten, Going Song, Miss Weeks Deep and 1000 Feet. Wide ai a Cost, of great. West. If tho Grand Trunk makes a the for the of for bonds the trance of the harbor, such as obstruct thought proposed stable would reduce jmrpose paying Aiimlrately Makes statements In Re- Reading, Mr. Whitcomb move to this trade S250.000—Very Interesting and t ut tvu Now Boston and most other get it is going to come the value of in that section of bids of the offending persons would be Song, Mr. Wnitehouse York, ports, property gard to It—Simply a Part of England’s siastic Meeting. through Portland. Today there was a the under the of the ad- Reels,- jigs and hornpipes, Orchestra l'hougli recent years have witnnossed city. rejeoted provision Naval of for to Policy. Bass solo, Mr. Baker 1 a shipment goods Milwaukee via tho Mr. Sullivan there vtr.isement the right reject great change in the character and size thought are enough reserving Tenor Mr. Burke At the special gieeting of the Board of Grand Trunk. But if the Grand Trunk solo, of ships, the largest of them may enter stables now in the oity. He spoke of any bids. London, Hon. Comio song, Mr. Goss Trade to consider the January SI.—Right yesterday question is going to carry this our harbor reduced the withdraw- I cur harbor on the lowest tido and have freight some of the stables now in the section o[ For a time this George Goshen, first lord of the admiral- Dancing in the banquet hall followed. of the harbor. President Wins must be uses to a deepening suitable for the steamers that the where ho als of gold for domestic very water enough all along to allow a whale city resides, and said that officials of Che de- ty, lUHde a speeoh today, In the oourse of low read the following resolution drawn bring it. small niuout, but the What Mr. Wiley Says. j to under her keel. personally he had spent thousands of have discovered a whioh he said he wished to the the committee: play navtment think they dissipate up by It is said that our commerce is increas- out Mr. D. W. Wiley, proprietor of the Wo u over hear of a vessel lying off dollars keeping most of the time five scheme for indireclty drawing gold alarming rumors in circulation. Referr- To the Officers aud Mem iters of Portland ing, but the faot is that the number of in ment for the bonds, said last that when Portland harbor waiting for water. horses at a puhlio stable rather than to bo used pay ing to the he said it was Eagle house, evening Board of Trade: high reduoe the reserve to a flying squadron, ships is We iost the Beaver which may very Miss Everson came to the houso it was in Ifour committee One trouble is tho to decreasing. build one himself on his own land. intended for use in in appointed at the last only inability reach low before the bids are opened on any emergency any annual of the line this winter which went to St. John. point the company of a man who called her meeting Board to invest i the wharves after tho harbor has been Captain William Thompson said that February 5- Information was received direction. It would go to Beechaven the needs of Portland harbor to ac- j Wo hadn’t accommodations here for tho at to- his wife. There was no trouble between gate he to the from the sub-treasury New York without ex- the j entered. This diflloulty is easily removed objected proposed stable, and taking sealed or other orders commodate commerce ot t he port of that line. that $1,500,000 bad been engaged for them, and no one heard loud talking in and the sum ships beiloved that it would reduce day to to and await with the steadily size of ves required to put us in con- greatly his and that another mil- cept proceed that place tbeir room. A who roomed increasing This our export tomorrow, gentiemaD after a deepening of harbor is not in that but sels; geuural consultation with dition to accommodate anything that property section of the oity. lion would be taken out in a day or two. instructions. The squadron is not in- next to No. 5 heard them talking, full of the lo- only important to us, hut to the Board of a The man left a 6.30 call persons having knowledge floats is ns with Andrew J. Cummings, thought the There Is suspicion at the department tended as a menace to any country, nor very pleasantly. cation and extent of insignicliant compared and the needed improve- Trade of Omaha and as far that these are not being and left the room at that time, the now said to be needed Chicago, prosposed stable would he a seriuus mat- shipments really was it destined for ments of the harbor at present $ti, 00,0000 to faith in any particular quar- door was not looked on the inside but required West as Denver. Thoir are held made in good to settle balances goods ter in his and would reduce the ter of the world. used ns as a trans-Atlantic shipping port, would bring Boston harbor up to date. tase, but that the on its arrival It would be bolted. At 8 o’clock the matron opened up in New York by the jam Kurone, gold respectfully recommend the of We value of his He other .^____ should, with as little delay as possible, Henry Hover and Foxcroft. Ho also spoke of the shallowness of the in the work. He bad found it be dredged to such a depth as will allow of the original corporators of the Board progress upper harbor and the narrowness of the An Officious British Magistrate Has the Dover and Foxcorft, January 21.—Rev. me vessels to reacii toe wnarves to fill in about seventeen Jay Citizens Think He Didn’t Do So Mucli largest of Trade, and one of the harbor commis- channel there at low tide. neoessary feet, J. A. Hainer, of New York, is holding and dooks in American Flag Taken Down. this seotion of the harbor. and had used over 600 loads of dirt. He After a series of union in our sioners. Mr. 1 ox expressed the hope for At the eud of the Marine railway, Ail, gospel meetings Resolved, That in the opinions of this has been full some 250 feet oven the to build a handsome house. churches The church every Board this area of entire success in the movement aud said distant, tugs proposed very deep water should bo New 31.—A while night a large num- would stir up the bottom and endanger don’t York, January George- night, Sunday so enlarged as to give not than one that the statement of his Mr. Mr. Thompson—“We object in Jay, Me., January 31.—Did the medium as the ipss colleague, their propellers. Very often the vessels to the Herald ber were turned from the door thousand feet in width and a uniform town, Guiana, special j,says Farley, expressed his views. when bucked out of the docks strike in the least to your house, but only to your find the body or was he an indifferent church was already crowded. A good in- depth of thirty feet at low water. that at Bartica, a small inland plaae, of the mud on the their side at low water. stable.” There are citizens of terest is manifested and “showers That we Mr. S. B. Kelsey also one of the guesser? many Resolved, respectfully urge He that he supposed to be within the British pos- are hoped would live to see the Mr. said he that who are not satisfied with the ao- blessings”*, expected. upon the government tho early execution harbor commissioners, spoke in a similar Colesworthy regretted Jay Ice is Mr. War- harbor widened and deepened so that the sessions, in Guiana, th e Inhabitants pro. cutting progressing. of this work as a measure of im- there was any to his oount in of great way aud urged tho necessity of providing could to the opposition proposed given Monday’s newspapers ren has finished storing his, while Mr. portance to this and state. largest ship go up bridge fusely deoorate their little town for tho oily tor the of and into dook. staole and referred to other stables in tho finding of the body of Mr. Vining. Douglas is very busy cutting and another E. B. constantly increasing tonnage any Christmas and New Year’s WINSLOW, Mr. S. Hunt said that he didn’t sections of the and asked if holidays, and, field is all ready to begin work. GEO. S. vessels. George other city, They feel that it is misleading as it gives HUNT, believe that the realized the im- in of a visit by the acting A plenty of sleigh rjding on the river, public there was not a remonstarancc to anticipation CHAS. H. CHASE, Mr. Greensmith, general manager of against more credit the medium than many but no snow. portance of this matter. He offered a governor of the oolony. Many flags, Special Committee of the Board of the one built Hon. John W. believe is due to her. the Portland company, was called upon. resolution stating that it wa3 estimated by Deeiing. Trade. plants and branches were brought into Bath Happenings. He said that of course that that the cost of the necessaiy Alderman Little replied that there The relatives bad to do with anything widening nothing and the from information and estimates that and would be and requisition, prominent, among [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] brings vessels to the harbor helps the deepening $250,000 was, and Mr. Colesworthy thought it is consulting a clairvoyant,hut some friends yonr ooramittae has obtained from re- that tho Board of Trado our former were Star Spangled Banners. urge upon as as meet- Portland company. The movement had fully objectionable the one he pro- thought it a good move, and one of them Bath, January 21.—The annual and those oonversant with representative in Congress the appropri- Several of these were from ports such to build. floating singly of the Eastern Steamboat company his heartiest sympathy. ation of this sum. This was to be in poses went to Livermore Falls to oonsult with ing work, it is believed that the sum of high poles, and others were freely inter- took place this aternoon and the follow- $250,- oorporated in the general resolution. Mr. that a doctor. He said he had Mr. A. M. Smith, who has large ship- Thompson argued permission clarivoyant dircetors were chosen : James B. 000 will be for the consumma- L. A. in with of other nations, in ing required LMr. Goudy spoke earnestly to bo refused in oase. spersed flags ping interests, txpressed his hearty sym- to build ought this uone something of that nature but it was Drake, James MoLellan, J. C. Ledard, tion of this most and support of tho project. He suid that it strings, suspended across the street. The important work, 1 He in terms of Mr. Coles- a man E. Palrnei of this Elias Mil- pathy in the movement. He wished to seemed fair that the ohief commer- spoke high not in his line, but present who have been Henry city, therefore be it voted that the Board of only effect must undountedly pleas- W. of as a business man and a liken and A. Whitney Augusta, make this point, that if we are preparod cial city of Maine should be accorded this worthy oitizen, appeared to he associated with him ing to most people. Trade request our representative from Jason Collins of Gardiner. James B. necessary support from the national gov- but that even a small stable a There were also those, however, to in the fuuture, beforo other p orts are, to thought recommended medium at Auburn. Drake will be elected president of the the First district, and our delegtation in ernment, if only in compensation for the whom the appearance of the banner of accommodate the that are com- ought not to be built in that quarter of The next day. the second mail train line and as he is president of the Keune- to use all efforts that big ships great services that Maine’s Congressional the United states of America was offen- Congress may deem after, the same party went to Auburn beo Steamboat company it places these ing, we may be in a position to monopo- delegation have rendered the oountry, the city. sive; but, when it is mentioned that the requisite to bring this matter to a suc- auu consulted the medium recommend- two lines under the same management. lize a share of this commerce that as they are recognized as leaders Mr. W. N. Prince spoke of the grade latter consisted of two British Guiana cessful conclusion. good ed. The medium desorihed many thiugs F or over a year Mr. Drake at the head among the statesmen of the whole coun- of the streets and that Mr. offiioals, the lack of good taste will be un- demands deep harbors. thought Coles- that the party consulting her already of one faction and Henry W. Swanton at On motion of M.r Hunt it was voted try. derstood. would conclude that he some of which had been the head of another have been Mr. Johu Q. Twitchell was oalled up Mr. Hunt referred to Baxter’s worthy didn’t knew, published struggling that the above be added to the Mayor Michael MoTurk. a magistrate of Brit- the and Mr. Drake preamble a stable there. in the papers. She looated the body where to get control of line, on and said that he bad no doubt that assurance of tho city government’s ap- want and resolutions. many people at first supposed, within ish and Baker, the head has come off the victor. By the changes proval and action, and hoped that suoh Mr. Doten said that while Mr. Coles- Guiana, Captain the harbor needs all that is claimed, and four rods of where it was last seen. It mado in the laws today the president He also read the following letter to would certainly be taken. jailer at the Queen’s penal settlements in by that the Board of Trade committee will action worthy might look after the stable, he was found between ten and fifteen rous 'oeoomes the manager of the line. Collector Mayor Baxter satd that he should soon this colony, arrived at Bartica, and short- Deering: is a man who is to of of where it was last seen. The diver This evening the police arrested Nelson obtain from Congress the xieoessarv call u meeting of the oity counoil to take willing dispose Portland, Me., Jan. 20th, 1890. who was [“employed by the paper compa- ly afterward the Stars and Stripes began Doughty of Phippsburg for selling shore such action. property at any time when he can get his Hon. John W. Collector of funds. to search for the went down lobsters on the street. He bad ten nint Deering, Cus- On motion of Louis A. Goudy, second- ny body to disappear, being replaced by the toms, Portland, Me. Captain Charles H. Chase said (hat he price for it, and will very likely sell his much nearer to it than the plaoe where inch in his possession when arrested. He ed by John B. Coyle, it was voted to ac- Union Jack, and while the oolors of all Dear Sir:—In reply to your house after it is built. she located it, and many of the citizens will before the court enquiry had been tryiDg to get up of tho resolution and to send it to our appear Municipal we have the something oept the other nations remained up, not a sin- pleasure to inform you that Alderman that made a muoh nearer guess than she did tomorrow this kind for a long time. He was representative in Cougress. Thompson suggested banner wa again to be afternoon._ the length of our longest vessel" as to where it might he found. ale United States coining President Winslow stated that a man who would such a to this is 484 and 49 feet beam. specially interested in the for the strong any buy place If the searchers had confined themselves seen. On inquiries being made it was Colby University. port feet, request letter would he sent The explanatory along would look after it. “The stated that Mr. MoTurk had asked that TO THE deepest draft is 27 feet 9 inches. Wo widening of one thousand feot. He question is to the desoriution eiven by the medium [SPECIAL PRESS.] with it. be to take down the are now building a much largor whether a oitizen is to be denied as to the location of the body it would the people requested vessel, thought, that if the matter was properly Mr. Coyle suggested that it would he simply Waterville, January 21.—President longer and broader than we now never havo been found. The same Am- rican flags. anthing our to build stable for a lecture at to we should what desirable to send personal letters to the right his own created a deal Butler is to deliver tonight have, and we hope to see her here next presented Congress get ground had been searched over before, The inoideut has good representatives. He himself would do use. also in Oakland, pn “Nathaniel Hawthorne.” season. In order to accommodate her the we need without much delay. He spoke but not so thoroughly as on Sunday, as of talk at Bartica and George so. President Winslow this an It is a extension leoture, and will have to thought and I believe the matter has been university railway lengthen tbeir at some of the shallowness of the “But Alderman Thompson, you know then the mills wore shut dowu and they town, length excellent suggestion and urged that all of the is given under the auspices of the Oak- wharves and this is now under discus- could make a more oareful examination brought to the notice acting gov- harbor and the inconvenience and the members make such effort. that a stable is always an injury to sur- and school sion. We think it upper personal was ernor. but only unuffioialJy. high very important there than when the current swift. As to of the class causes. rounding property, said Mr. refer- At a meeting junior today should be plenty of water, 1000 from danger it Ingalls. tho condition of the when found, Michael MoTurk, the magistrate feet, body the following officers woie elected: Gaits and Atlantic as “I don’t know anything of the some as the red to in captured Robert Wells, wharves, tho Mr. MoClutcby of the Boston and SOUTH PORTLAND. sort,” it was in respects stated by 1880, President—H. B Watson steamers come in between in others not. The Venezuelan commissioner at Amacuro, always these Maine, spoke of the need of replied the alderman, “that is something medium and only Vioe President—L E. Waldron. two wharves and a increasing on a of assaulting a Portuguese require good deal of look at in different advantage that can be claimed from con- charge G. room to dock. The dgep water for the accommodation of the Mr. and Mrs. people ways.” within what was claimed as British ter- Secretary—A. Wright. stoamers now being Monday evening George sulting the mediium is that probably F Titcomb E. can.e near suffocated Mr. Prince the sta- which resulted in Wells Treasurer—W. built are mostly twin screws, and if they big coal barges that come to this port in Tupper being thought proposed some of tho searching party might have ritory, and being Had it not been for Mrs. fined at Orator—H. S. Cross. should back on to a bank in docking it such numbers. by coal gas. ble would seriously damage the vacant been satisfied with the previous search imprisoned and afterward would no doubt Poet—C. H. Whitman. might prove a very serious matter. We Tupper waking up they owned and in that and farther down Georgetown. Mr. Charles S. Fobes said that and- lot by Mayor Baxter, which locality gone Historian—W. A. Harthorn. are to have this of by have been overcomo. Medical-aid was im- river it it not been for her. glad opportunity giv- is below that of Mr. the had of Prizes—H. S. Philbrick. the above information. by we’re going to get freight from th6 mediately summoned and both are as just Colesworthy. his half MONROEISM UP-TO-DATE- Awarder ing you Mr. Frank McIntosh declined Toastmaster—H. II. Yours comfortable as could be expeoted. He of the serious sickness of F. Chapman truly, West to he shipped from over the moun- spoke of the $50 reward offered by the citizens E. Noble. T be of Cash’s Corner think that Marshal—E. DAVID TORRENCE AND AGENTS. tain division of the Maine people E. Bockerty. ono of the remonstrants, for the finding of the body and this with What John Bull Thinks of the Senate Central. New is done them the Chaplain—C. S. Snow. General John B. injustice being by about $40 additional, which was raised, Manager Coiye of the •York has been to and said that in his judgment the valu- Resolutions. Executive Committee—F. A. Roberts, shipping gaods Chicago Portland nnd Cape Elizabeth Kailway will be given to the family.of the deoeased. Boston, New York and International ation of all in that section A. R. Keith,P. F. Williams. by way of Portland in order, to save time. company because It Isn’t inclined tc porperty Committee on Odes—W. H. Holmes, Steamship lines, was called to them a 25 ride ticket for $1.25, the would have to be lowered if the stable is NEW YORK’S upon If it is desirable for New York to do that givo SOLDIER BOYS. C. L. Clement. same as the at Willard Chronicle Jr., G. K. Bassett, a n people get. London, January 31.—The DJ iliUMliilJ it is desirable for Chicago to ship built, and that the best interests of all goods Sea ar- with the movement for the Mr. says it rejoioes over the Bberins The Chess Flayers. deepening to Europe by way of Portland. He Picturesque Maine* concerned, Colesworthy included, About Hen Could be liaised in 13,500 as that reason still fol- the 1A ov 21.—The harbor. During past year the Man- (V tv bitration, showing St. Petersburg, January thought the matter was one of national JUUIUUIIDU tJj XLlUOilig gAUUI' Twelve Hours tomorrow nignt at uongross Square Time. the relations and is the international chess masters hattan and Cottage City in coming out and tho asked for sways Anglo-American lowing consideration that the Chicaeo Bodrd oburoh.Mr. Edward C. Swett will delivei perimssion. tournament scoer: Lasker won 10J-2. lost of the dock at low tide had touched bot- in its intention to take an opti- of Trade would be interested in it. If his admirable lecture ou “Picturesque Captain Ward, thought that the ques- persists won lost 8; Steinitz won It adds 5J.£; Pillabury 7, tom several times at a about live Maino” for the last time in this city. of an case Albany, N. Y., January SI.—The Unit- mistic view of the situation won 6. lost 10. point this commerce is coming from the great tion increased firo risk in the 7, 'lost VA; Tschigoiio The lecture will be preceded an ex- Cuba to hundred feet from the end of the wharf. by was one that should be ed States government is in possession of that the story of Spain selling West wo must have a harbor that can stable built is cellent organ concert by Mr. Sanglier.the but City of Toledo, sounded and found it but fifteen to Chief of the fire de- information from the adjutant general Great Britain is not even for marines, State of Ohio, j ss They handle it. of the church. The advertise- referred Jackson Lucas County, ) organist of charts of feet at low water. Tho steamers draw, ment tells where to tickets. of this state that 13,500 officers and men for Bedlam. The furnishing oath that he Is the 13. W. Jones was introduced us get partment. Frank J. Cheney makes Captain West Indian of F. J. Cheney & when loaded, seventeen feet. They find it Alderman Little declared the of the New York National Guard can be North American waters, the senior partner of the firm having had fifty years of experience of The French View. hearing business in the City of ToIerio.County to follow the channel close the service of the seas and the Mediterranean to the flying Co, doing neoessary to ail the needs of the harbor. He adjourned, and after consultation it was placed |at government, and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay thought least Che Grand Trunk wharves. January 21.—The in an under arms, within twelve hours, and it says, is without tho the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for some were now Paris, Temps, decided to dJfcrr making a deoision for squadron, tlia’t places filling up in and every case of Catarrh that cannot be article on the Anlgo-Aiuericau dispute mobilized at given in the state as no British ever each Monday afternoon the St. Croix came -a few This action will an any [point significance, WHrship use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure" the harbor. Ho saw ihe Grecian come afik» whether Umtotd States days. give op- cucured bvy the Sen.ieor a few hours more of that time. crouise without such FRANK ,1. CHENEY. in at 3.30 and run in close to the for a full of the com- within starts on a foreign hero and get stuck in the mud just off Davis imagines Europe pill accept with portunity meeting to before me and subscribed in “This information was of this Sworn wharves, although it was nearly high the dock. She had to wait for out protest the extravagant innovation mittee. spuglit charts. this sixth day of December, A. D., high tide. to the to keep presence, tide. contained in his resolution anent the department,” said Adjutant General The paper appeals people 1886. She only came in to leave a little cargo and to discount wild rumors. Monroe doctiine, or if he States of Cen- An Alleged Assault. last “about two weeks their heads, In the upper harbor she takes the bot- McAlpin night, in Senator Davis’s reso on her way to New York and it caused tral or South America will submit to sla- It sees nothing sloT ! A. W. GLEASON. Last two women wort and I know of no notification from more defi- { > tom, atirs up the mud and drags on the without protection? “President evening young ago lution beyond a revised and 1 -—-—■ Notuiy Fub in. her serious delay. Ho thought the har- very doc- it that he passing in front of the United States the war department to us to hold the Na- nite version of the original Monroe Hall’s Catarrh taken Internally and bottom at low tide. bor should be from below the Cleveland, adds, may regret Curtis deepened to create the frame of trine. The doctrine is not substantially acts directly on the bljod and mucous surfaces The St. Croix draws seventeen feet of helped mind in hotel when they met a party of young tional Guard in readiness. Such a noti- Grand 'Trunk wharves clear up to the which the resolution altered and the resolution is in no wise of the system. Send for testimonials, free. originated. men. It is olaimed on one ol not be water and it is for hor the part of fication would necessary. The case for arbitra F. J. CHENEY Si CO Toledo, O. impossible to pass bridge. He spoke of tho difficulty of calculated to damage the and down the harbor at the The Osservators the young women that one of the young National Guard is always in readiness.” tion. jy Sold by Druggists, 76c. up lowesl the steamers at the Romano, the organ ol turning largo upper drew tides bottom. the Vatican, officially denies that the men oil and struck her a terrible The News says: The smaller without touching of the harbor. “The need of this Daily part Pope through Cardinal Satolli made a blow. A whether they become He declared that the lit crowd quickly gathered and al Reciprocal. American powers, companies is such that we have a right to somi-official oiler to President Cleveland the amended Monroe dne- dredging the went down to free or not, by would be to as parties the statiou, the represented glad co-operate as well as it. We should to act arbitrator in the dispute be Ottawa, Ont., January 21.—John Mc- will beoonie demaud, request the trine, unquestionably with the Board of Trade in efforts tween the United States and Great Bri young man acoused going of hi; Millan (Opposition) has given notice of slaves of the United States. If the theory any urge this matter. It must lie douo.” Cbetbumon Print tain. It also accord. to the offer of the United too their were denies that the Pope offered own Each told their story to tin a motion accept of the be pushed far, they might make. They now in- Rich asked if Jones dependence than Secretary Captain to act as arbitartor in the Amilo-Vene The States government to admit free of duty, flud that it has more to build another coastwise steam- marshal. young man said ho didn’ protector may 971-2 tending that if the harbor was zuelan in 1895, and that his offoi harrows and ceratin other agri- for. If the foreign relations exchange Street thought upper dispute strike the hut her ploughs, it bargained that would be of 4000 tons was refused Great girl pushed aside; that from Mr Cleveland is cer er, burden, and it would prevent by Britain cultural implements any oountry committee is right, widened deepenod she had been free of like Invited Great double that of the new St. Croix. drinking, pulled his coa ; which admits duty artioles, tainlv wrong. He expressly makers of things and nearly its filling up so readily. with Unique and followed him. Others declared hi imported from the Untied States on the Britain to settle her dispute directly She will be 312 feet long. Jones that it- would. that Captain thought did strike the woman. Marshal Trickoj ground that this would be greatly in Venezuela, but it now appears Attractive in Books Booklets Baxter was called and salt Canadian niade it ntUBt Mayor upon There would be more tyater and more ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ said the woman had been drinking, al the interest of agriculturalists whatever, arrangement-is relievo Canadian manufacturers the United states as a current to scour outYhh channel.. The inventor of the term though it was evident she was not intox au so be submitted to Announcements Programs AhTHONEST MAN. ^B raw so as to en- The American people icated. He let both parties go on thoi: in regard to material, sort of suzerain. Alderman Randall was -oalled upon. take of the mar- now lor their etc.* Beef Tea personal recognizanoe to appear thi: ; able them to advantage are paying the penalty by original typographic j #■ in aflairs. Ho thought that the dredging ot the har- morning in tho Municipal whor kets of the United States. narrowness of interest foreign Dear Editor: Please inform your reader: was the great chemist, court, to it will be deoided she last found something effects. that if written to confidentially, I will mail ii bor as a war measure might he properly ^ ^ whether was struct They have at von their one idea is rapid- a sealed letter, the plan by wlneli J-K Baron Justus Liebig, or not. Death of General Ewing, oooupy them, but pursued urged upon Congress. Ho cited the ne- ^ It only re- was permanently restored to health and maul; ; who allowed his signature and ly becoming a superstition^ *Tt costs more tbgn handbill after of from Nervou: when the warships wore here, oi endorsement to be used only Monre« dootrim, vigor, years suffering cessity j by New York, Janury 21.—Gen. Thom a* mains to apply the Weakness, losses and weak, slirunkei of tin and thou night their anchoring at such a long distance who was knooked down and in- the plates Printing, but it pays.* Some parts. Beecham’s for consti- Ewing, iinporrtation Jett. Alas loi pills hv a cable car at Third will be no extravagance I have no scheme to exhort money from an; down the harbor. jured yesterday Mr. Gladstone * * t Liebig died the common sense that have found it out. one whomsoever. 1 was robbed and swindlet avenue and Eighteenth street, this people Alderman Thompson said that he bad J io^ and Get the so easily settle the Ms It reminded us would by the quacks until I nearly lost faith ii pation 25*. morning as a result of injuries. but I am nov our harbor wasuneaulled in Vou ? maukind. thank Heaven. supposed the was though yesterday that the general dispute. have and and anxious t( IXCOMPANY’S 3 at well, vigorous strong, world. He had not the in book your druggist’s and was not hurt and his speedy re- make this certain means of cure known t< considered badly was looked for. Bad symptoms set all. creasing size of modern vessels. He was covery cure Liver Lis. « last and he HOOD S PILLS Having nothing to sell or send C. 0.1), I wan Extract of Beef in, however, late night grad- Cet us talk it over« heartily in sympathy with up i Headache, do money. Address JAS. A. HARRIS keeping | ually sank, his death following this Biliousness, Indigestion, Beiray, Mich,, Boa bod. | with the times, | Annual saU-§ mora than C,000,000 boxaa. morning. A pleasant laxative. All Druggist* [ MISCELLANEOUS. THAT COAL DUST Fold CASE. Amen, J. To Doum Lau- a ]tll SCEI.X ANEO U S. Stainer; MAINE TOWNS. brothei-in-law, with passiou for lem- onade with a |_MTS.v » “ Liability—Claims “On Our Wry Bejoioing,” A. H. Manu. Henry Ise Items of Interest Gathered by Corres- George Mrs. Thornton’s | in Town Honey.” Alleged Damages The members of Groaf, nephew, Exaggerated. the congregation are O. Hawkes. pondents of the Press. Harry requested to obtain copies of the service, George Darrah, alias Matt Wheeler, The Westbrook ooal S dust case, Peterson which may be obtained in form Edward Moses. complete James vs Pride, was continued Read, a friend of Darrali’s, ; in the Supreme at the music stores for a nominal price. Raymond, court before Judge Orin 0. Stone. Strout. The testi- Pedro, an organ for the STAFF CAPTAIN EDITH MARSHALL. Raymond, Jan. 21—Mies Anna Leach grinder, mony plaintiff was all in Virgil Stewart. during from her n ,, the forenoon and was has returned visit to friends Pete, Mrs. Thornton’s servant, oorroberative of A Mr. Peterson’s Very Talented Young Salvation Army in Herbort testimony as to the dam- Bridgton. Legrow. Leader—She Will Billy, the Deacon’s age done the ooal Speak Here Tomor- Miss Virginia Weston was recently a boy, by dust. Lincoln E. Hall. row. at the home of Mr. Luther Judge Robinson opened for the defense guost Long- Mrs. Thornton, and said that Mrs. U D. they should show that in- ley. Hasty. her 1 Pancake stead of tenants StaS Captain Edith Marshall who is to Mrs. Celestra Plummer was reoently Helen, daughter, j being driven away by Cora M. Hall. ooal had visit Portland ou Thursday of this week oalled to Casco, by the illness of her little dust, they sought to become Miss Amelia Fawoett, Mrs. Thornton’s ■ tenants and bad to deliver an address at the Chestnut grandson, Master Ralph Hancock. maiden Flour. been refused by Mr. Pet- sister. \ J orson. street church at 7 45 p. m. upon tho Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Skinner, of Mildred Morrill. S A combination of the Mrs. Darrah’s great staffs; “Humane Work of the is a have been Darrah, George wife, Mr. Cobb, the tenant who Army,” very Portland, spending a few days of life CORN and RICE. moved out Mrs. H. M. Legrow. WHEAT, did so as talented young weman. She is well ac- with friends at the village. | j; because, he declared, he had Nellie, her child A who offers any other!* become tired with her had Mr. Bert F. of Clara $ grocer you of living in a hen quainted subject, having Harmon, Portland, Legrow. 2 colored than Red. when you yard. Mrs. Thornton's package $j Judge Robinson declared the advantage of a good education and of salesman for the A. H. Berry Shoe Co., Daisy, servant, □ ask for the Genuine Aunt Jemima is U that the real Mrs. O. F. Stone. c moving of extensive travel over this country, Franco and friend spent Sunday at the R to deceive you, and if he deceives purpose the plaintiff is to parental trying get Mrs. Gillis R in this matter he may in your ac- fj even with Mr. and She has met the home, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon’s. Stark, who has been visit- you Pride for erected a England. Henry Red * having ing her Mrs. A. re- Wilts. Remember the package. and officers of the in tbo lend- A most occasion was the mother, Mary Hall, 8V building carried on a leading army enjoyable turned o Beware of counterfeits. i business which to her home in Manohest6r, Mon- may, in a way for which Mr. ing oountries of the world. People of gathering of members of Hawthorne HERE’S OUR GUARANTEE. Pride is not day. Portland are assured;of of lodge, K. of P., and their invited friends, The W. C. T. U. will a of Genuine Aunt Jemima’s Belf- legally liable,have damaged the something give literary $ Buy a package property entertainment at and if do not find it Cj* interest in this at their Saturday the Grange hall, Thurs- 0 Rising Pancake Flour, you The defense would show that the espeoial opportunity to pleasant lodge room, □ makes the best cakes you ever ate, return the C testi- day evening, January 23. 2 to leave name, and 5 mony as to the hoar her lecture. Admission free. evening. The entertainment consisted of empty box your grocer, your amount of the ooal dust Miss Lizzie Cobb, who was to W tbe grocer will refund the money and charge obliged j was If singing by the village choir, reoltation by olose her school last week on aeoount of n It to Us. C exaggerated. there were such Prepared and GUS GATO'S BOSTON BOUT. Is Q Scientifically clouds of it as to Miss Virginia Weston of Bolster’s Mills illness, still very sick. w Manufactured only by { obsoure the sun and Mr. Edward Hacker gave a very inter- oliange Mr. Comments of Boston Papers On the Spa r- roadlng by Mrs. L. C. Hayden. At the Peterson’s children into little esting talk last at the DAVIS MILL St. supper tables were seated nearly one hun- Sunday evening IR. T. GO.. Joseph. HeJ black negroes in a of Portland’s Well Known Athlete- Friends’ on his few minutes, they rlng dred and thirty members and their in ehuroh, travels in Eurouo wonid The Friends’ oiroie will ho at Mr. Ed- aumit the for Made a Good vited who did to liability damages. Showing Against Big Oppo- friends, ample justioe ward But denied the viands spread before them. Chute's, Saturday evening, Janu- they that such was the ease nents. tempting 25. The offioers were installed: ary They would show that following Miss on that very day Louie Nash, who was graduated when Mr. Peterson C. C.-L. W. Welch. from Gorham Normal school last Thurs- said that were At the first of the they licensed amateur V. C.—W. H. Jordan. day is at home. filling the shed and the ooal dust was par boxing bouts at the Newton street arm- P.—DsLancey Sears. The body of the late Moses Woolson, of tioularly he obnoxious, (Peterson) and ory, at Boston, Monday night, Gus Gato, M. A.—J. B. Plummer. Boston, was brought here for interment three others were K. of R. & S.—Geo. M. on Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson sitting in his a well known athlete and boxer of this Leach, Monday. baokyard M. F.—E. A. Plummer. and will and the windows of the house Margaret Harding spend the were open. city, took part, and, though he made an M. E.—B. H. Nason. week at the old homestead. I he defense would also Bhow that all excellent showing, was defeated. I. G.—E. M. Plummer. The Woman’s fClub is the title of an the year round there O. G.—Dennis was a continual de- The Herald says of the contest: Plummer. original reading which Miss Julia H. posit of oinders from the looomotives M. W.—H. L. Forham. May will present at the Free Baptist “Pat BuckleyTof Charleston and Gus P. C.-W. H. Rolf. Friday at upon Mr.|Peterson’s premises. ehuroh, evening, January 2-1, Gato of Portland, Me., 119 pounds. This 7.45 o’olook. Miss Sarah Hall, of Port- The afternoon a Bootbbay. was oooupied by the was funnier than collection of gnats. land, will sing ‘‘The Winter Lullaby” testimony for the Gato was a little obunk of a man, while Jan. 21—Mrs. B. P. Miss and set to music defense and the case Boothbay, Giles, oomposed by May was tall and like a reed. who has been a |Hh| will be finished today. Buckley thin, great sufferer for a num- by Reginald De Eoven. Other songs and Gato doubled Buckley up like a jaokknife ber of weeks, is, we are sorry to an- poems will be rendered from the author’s repeatedly, anditook a lot rot starch out nounce, not any better. She is over published and recent writings. Admiss- A FINF COLLECTION. or nun. jnow ana tnon Hucsieyyswiped eighty years old. ion fifteen cents The proceeds of the * 1 sold our I on flavins' store, the little follow the jaw with soythe- ; xne wue oi nov. i. a. atuarc, a form- entertainment will he used in purchasing Mr. like swing but he stood up nobly. Gato er resident of this town, is deed and her books for ( 800 Consress Street, under 1 H. W. Bryant’* Collection of theJjSWindham Circulating Book shook up Buckley’s ribs in the second remains will be brought here for burial. Library. \ & Ear we Plate*. and third rounds, while Charlestown’s She was a daughter of William Greenleaf ) Eye Infirmary, Elizabeth | pride painted Gato s nose a lovely Ver- of Barter's Island. Cape f wish to inform our friends million. In the extra round Gato David MoKoven, a life J The Book called, long resident of Cape Elizabeth, January 21.—Mrs. John Buyer thus speaks of a col- aoted as if he didn’t like what he was this town until within a few Gibson 1 and customers can years past, of Bowery Beach, who has been tbey ( lection of book and showed an inclination to is dead. His remains will be plates recently owned by gettlDg, brought seriously ill for the past two weeks, we He was to remain I find us at our OLD STAND, Mr. H. W. Bryant of this city: “The quit. prevailed upon here for burial. understand is slowly improving. J however, and the decision went Centerville I. O. of G. has There will be a collection of Mr. H. W. against lodge, T., sociable at Town hall, 575 Congress corner ( Bryant, of Port- him.” at the Centre j Street, reorganized with thirty-live South Portland, Friday evening, Janu- ;] land, comprised about sixteen hundred The Globe of members. As the offloers are active and under the direotion of the Green, where all book ac- says It: ary, young | j plates, and was sold intact to Mr. Rowe “Patriok Buckley of Charlestown and prominent we hope the lodge may flour- people. Cake and oocoa will be served counts can be settled. two Mr. Gato of ish. by the ladies. The are to aid | years ago. Mr. Bryant has been a Portland, featherweights, proceeds J were next Introduced. Gato acted like Several of the young men of this town Home Charity. collector for over fifteen years, commenc- a veteran in the first three rounds, but he have gone to the Kennebec where they Wo understand |the “Copeland house” Good f ing at a time when i if i> d few were collecting showed a “yellow streak” in the fourth. hava^work on the ioe for the winter. at Pond Cove has changed proprietors. Tobacco I o *> the best styles, and of plates all the much that won.” three bottles C. o D. Commences Jan. by Buckley Mrs. James O. Whitney is taking care embarrassment. The failure of this firm Send 6,1896—for 5 months. noted artists and engravers. Of the rarer of Mrs. Will Dow. will strike on several Term.—Day Classes S10 months heavily ether S”,Pe°ttalU.°R-EWTOX. \ per of modern Mr. John Brown, who is at work in houses in this whom and Scrofula Brown Cour.ty, Ok $40 the season. variety plates,' Mr. Bryant’s village, they owe. Aberdeen, rfjjjfi WESTBROOK. last with his collection contained Portland, spent Sunday | B. W. Gibbs was married at his P. P. P. the build3 J. B. Johnston, \ FKSE SKETCH specimens seldom in this elegant purifies blood, up Capt. CLASS, family place. new house on kb® Highlands, the weak and debilitated, gives seen, and prized when Monday to To aK whom it map concern: 1 feer#» Classes will be formed if highly obtained. ”ln yesterday’s PRESS In the notice of Mrs. Thomas Quint went to Brunswick afternoon, to Miss Lola neice 8tren.*th weakened nerves, expels Evening applica- Dodge, of diseases, the health and fcv testify to the wonderful propertie# j*. tions are sufficient. One of these is now last giving patient reproduced, namely, a supper and entertainment to be Saturday. R. A. Dodge of Highland Lake house. happiness where sickness, gloomy of P. P. P. for eruptions of the skin. I AW For further given with an un« information as to the school, and the of Mr. George MoDonald, the new feelings and lassitude first prevailed. f affared for several years plate Christopher in the Deputy on as to railroad fares for pupils out of the Sykes at the Universalist ohurch vestry Thurs- is in Portland this sightly and disagreeable erup'tion i living Sheriff, week attend- face. I tried every known rem#- M city', apply by letter or in person to heraldic-allegoric style For and my ALGER v. designed by the day evening, 22nd, it said sup- oourt. primary, secondary tertiary but in P. P. P. was CURRIER, Hallowell. or to January ing DEEBING. for blood mercu- dy vain,until used, tsr Portland Society noted a syphilis, poisoning, am now cured. ja of English artist, Mr. (now Sir was to be followed “a danoe.” It There has been large amount of ioe out rial poison, malaria, and and entirely _ Art, School of Drawing and Fainting No 5 John) per by jftib dyspepsia, J. D. JOHNSTON. and hauled on wheels. in ad blood and skin diseases, like (8i£QOdb7> _ Peering Place. Portland, Millais. Mr. Bryant also owns a of G*. Me._decl9dtf copy should have read “a drama.” ^ blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, • gavannah, the scald only plate ever designed by Thack- West Harpswell. Mrs. Martha H. of .^B tetter, head, boils, erysipelas, Skin Cnneer Cured. Last evening the officers of Westbrook Bray Stevens Plains I eczema—we may say, without, fear of WOOD MANTELS which he made for his ^ eray, friend Ed- No. 27, K. of P., were installed West Harpswell Jan. 21—Charlie Avenue has returned from New Glouces- ^ contradiction, that P. P. P. is the best TuHrntmyfrom Ike Mayor of Sequin.To, Lodge, 4K blood purifier in the world, and makes JV ward Fitzgerald. Sinoe Wilbur Abbott, whose illness from con- and TILING. disposing of bis by D. D. Geo. P. Woodman, G. P ter, where she has been visiting her fath- positive, speedy and permanent cures Sequin, Tex., January 14.1S93. wP has been In all cases. Lippman Eros. V collection Mr. Bryant is now to sumption reported in the Messrs, Savannub, trying Charles A. Mores, acting G. V. C. Win. died er, Mr. James Merrill. Ga.: OentlcinCn—I have tried your P. dEa PRESS, Sunday morning, January of the Largest and finest stock. Low* make a second are P. P. for a disease skin, usually IBP' collection, which he finds P. Hodsdon, acting M. of A. Wm. H. 19. There will be services at his late resi At the regular meeting of Crescent as- Ladies whose systems poisoned whose is in an condi- known as skin cancer,of thirty years’ est Prices. a difficult task. Mr. d&k and blood impure Bryant has had two Parker. Following is a list of the offi- denco on Wednesay, at 1 p. m. The re- sembly, Pythian tion, due to menstrual irregularities, standing, and found great relief; \t Sisterhood, Friday the blood and removes all !r» mains will be taken to Saco for are benefited by the won- purifies personal plates, and he is to ex- cers: C. Lewis W. inter- there peculiarly ritation from the seat of the disease willing C., Nason; V. C., evening, January 34, will be an in- 4Ba derful tonic and blood cleansing prop* ^ W. A. AL L E ment. and prevents any spreading of the N, change. Otis J. Mer- stallation of officers. Refreshments ertiesof P. P. P.-Prickly AJh, Poko oct5 Foot of Preble Street. dtf Young; prelate, Frank The ladies of the Methodist church will will Boot and Potassium. sores. I bt.ve taken fivoor six bottle# Festival of M. at Dexter hold their next cirole with be served. Ladies are invited and feel confident that another course f Vested Choirs. ritt; A., Hamillton; M. of Mrs. G. L. to ^ will effect a cure. It has also relieved bring Mo. 1893. Randall. Those Springfikld, Aug. 14th, mo from and stomach ^ —CARD- W., Albert M. Meserve; K. R. and cake. who have not before —I can in the terms of indigestion The third festival of vested S., Fathers A speak highest Yours oholrs of The Pilgrim will hold their dam from own troubles* truly. B. M. Charles Mad- been asked to do so, take your medicine my personal CAPT. W. M. RUST, DR, F. AUSTIN of George Sproul: F., next at please notice. I was affected with heart TENNEY, the diocese Maine will be held in bt. meeting Centennial hall, West knowledge. Attorney at Law* VT son; M.E., Charles B. Woodman. About Harpswell. The meetings have An especially pleasant time is antici- disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for OCULIST. Luke’s cathedral, St. John's formerly 35 wp.s treated by the very b6.it eve, Friday been hold at South years, Office and Residence 14 twenty-five members of of Harpswell. pated. ana spent hundreds of dol- Clifton St.. evening next. A ohorus of 120 Dirigo lodge physicians Woodfords. voioes Rev. W. S. Randall, from Ware, N. lars, tried every known remedy with- Bosk n mod Diseoses Men Fist K Gorham were present. After the installa out relief. I have taken will take part in the festival assisted visited his parents here last week. Excels as a Butter Maker. finding only ALL DiUGGIOTS SELL IT. Special attention to diseases of the by H., one bottle of P. P. and can given tion a short musical entertainment was your P., EYE and the of LENSES. Consultation a brass Mr. Walter cheerfully say it baa done me more fitting quartette. H. Carter, North Yarmouth. Mr. John Harris, formerly connected free. Will call within city Emits of Portland furnished by members of the order, after fpP good than anything I have ever taken. LIPPMAN at St. Luke’s will can recommend medicine to &li BROS* and ou notice or organist conduct and with the Norridgewock has I your $ Deertng by postal otherwise whioh all to the room East North Yarmouth, Jan. 21—Mrs. creamery, sufferers of the above diseases. P20PBIST0BS, dec27 dtf Mr. S. will adjourned banquet Harvey Murray be the organ- Samuel who has been as manager of the MRS. M. M. YEARY. * where a bountiful was Johnson, been quite ill secured Forest ist for the occasion. repast served. Springfield, Green County, Mo. Llp^BU’iBlooMnuiiisSlifia the past week, is improving. City creamery now most The funeral services of Mrs. Jane W. being success- Second Hand Furnitore Men Use In addition to the Mr. Charles Rolf, of was in Them. Episcopal ohoirg of Portland, fully conducted by & Hall the Woodbury took from her late resi- town recently. Thompson this oity, ohoirs from place new Lewiston, Auburn, proprietors. Under the or- dence, 142 Main street, Tuesday after- Rev. M. K. Mabry returned from present L. W. LITTLEFIELD, Brunswiok, Bath, Gardiner and Wator'- Boston last week. ganization and with the full confidence noon Rev. S. N. Adams officiating. ville will algo take part Rehearsals Rev. C. P. Cloaves is spending a few of their this Cor. Market & Federal Miss patrons oreamery is now Sts., have been in Gertrude Edney Thompson, daugh- davs in town. progress for some time on one of the best established of Has been using a National Cash ter of E. and Rosetta L. Mrs. Puston Prince, of Portland’s the music. Mr. Carter is Jo^n Thompson, Lowell, Mass., to visit the visited Mrs. W. H. Evans varied industries—Turf, Farm and Home. Register for over a year. Ask died at her home on Saco street recently. various choirs and rehearse Tuesday Mrs. Judith Titoo'mb died the music Saturday. The him wliat he thinks about it. morning, January 21st, at the age of 18 Lucinda M. County Grange. with them, and a full rehearsal is to be Miss Lawrence has resumod and 5 months. Miss her studies at the Stevens Cumberland Pomona held at the cathedral on the years Thompson school, New County Grange IKFADES! afternoon of had been sick since last March. The Goucoster. / will hold its annual session with the day of the service. Windham. Cape THE ONLY CURE. Eli zabeth W The order of funeral will ooour Friday, January 24th Grange on Saturday. January ®¥¥ V ^ffi® R. H. JOR D A musio is as follows: Pro- Windlinm 6 N, at 12 fo’clock, at her late residence. Centre, Jan. 21—The drama, 25. A full attendance is El m*L $1 per Box, for $5 cessional was requested. A ERL jg^ “Brightly Gleams Our Ban- Burial will be at Standish. The Deueon’' presented under the Will cure all kinds of Piles* Why suffer with this terrible disease ? We give written STAT jEJ AGEJXIT of the at barge will leave the Union Station in ner,” composed expressly for this occasion Mr. D. H. Hyland, agent for the Union auspices Grange their hall last guarantee with 0 boxes, to refund the money if not cured. Mailed to any address by The on the The Pile Mr. W. H. Mutual Life Insurance company, was in Saturday evening. following is the Portland, arrival of the morning Japanese Cure Company, St. Paul Minn. 104 by Carter; ohoral service; cast of characters: Exchange St., the oity Tuesday oalling on old friends. Maine Central trains to take members to Magninoat, Rev. H. H. For sale in Portland by JOHN D. 205Midul and SIMMONS & Woodward; Mr. was before the Mu- Deacon KEEFE, St., HAMMOND PORTLAND, ME. Joseph Landry Thornton, Mrs. Thornton’s tho place of meeting. 75 and 800 Congress Street. novedtf nov]2 df Nunc Dimittis, Rev. H. H. Woodward;' nicipal court Tuesday charged with steal- from Caron. As neither —«awunwace—aan—__ the J. ing 1150 _ Apostles’ Creed, Stainer, with Joseph THS-gEa?.- The only safe, sure ana side were ready to go on with the case it ,l^rOP¥rg»n¥*»*SSa. DON’T responses; “Blessed Are BUY They That was postponed until Wednesday at 2 in OR Dwell Thy House;” Berthold Tours; o’olook. RENT A PIANO iieati; “The Saints of God," J. Until Stainer; you have examined our stock of Nuno Danket; “Now Thank We MUTINY ON A MAINE VESSEL- PENNYROYAL PILLS. IP—¥11 All,Our Ask for DX. MOTT’S FSmTYXOYAX. FI&X.S and take no other. Steinway df Sons, Send for circular. Price 0 boxes God,” J. Cruger; “Praise the Lord, O V3T~ $1,00 per box, for $5.00. Hardman, Gabler, Captain Creighton of the Su6ie M. Plum- Recommended DR. MOTT'^ CHEMTiHAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. Jerusalem” Rev. E. V. Hall: Seven Bacon, Standard sale & mer is Rouglitly Handled, For by I.andera Babbidge, 17 Monument Square, Portland Me. and other high grade New York, Jfcnuary 91.— A Colon spe w . by Physicians. REMOVAL. oial says the crew of the American DISEASES OF MEN schooner Susie M. Plummer, Captain From whatever cause arising, nervous and physical debility, premature decline, dimness of sight, pim- WARREN SPARROW & CO., Creighton, from Baltimore with coal for ples on the face, unfitness to marry, and dis- eases arising from youthful All All the Panama canal mutinied thsre and indiscretions, ulcers, iktsitha-ktce, Styles. Prices. painful swellings A|961E*ffl never t° re- mate. turn. 40 years’ E 0 a ££ !■ successful have taken offices In BOYD Cash or pinioned the oapatin and The a Sj 9 prac- BLOCK* Corner Easy Payments. P* makes mince fruit cake tice at the same WBBBnGw place. Thou- pie9, g haoked with a razor. of Middle & Exchange Streets. one Call and see the Wonderful captain was terribly sands saved from death or lunacy by Dr. Iial- Lip and all lock’s Famous Electric Pills. ■ pudding possible the & The of the mutiny had been #1 per box, 6 boxes fight. Telephone connection. dec3ldtf ringleader #5. They will make a new man of you. ’round. m myear Always fresh, al- i n on the out. If you areafflict€d and Irons voyage n 1 nfFw ANNUAL MEETINoI C/xZtfx. want to be /EOLIAN. in season. II sailed from Baltimore cured,but wWways Always good, The Plummer a are sceptical of the merits of our treatment, we will INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO, Write for if you cannot Baking Powder is itself Nutritious Food. Catalogue call ! In that’s the reason. no with a full of coal send FREE, and sealed, in plain wrapper, our reg- annual of the Accept VA December 9th cargo ular l meeting stockholders of f* box of pills, with valuable letter of advice, on THEthe International Colon. of 10 cents to cover Dr. Hallock Steamship Co will he substitute. Sold everywhere. V destined for Captain Creighton No other has this receipt postage. will held at the office of the M. STEiNERT & SONS JF powder quality. give a written guarantee to effect a perma- company Railroad CO., Send name and addreaa for booklet, "lira. Jl the which on Pop- is part owner in vessel, was nent cure. Who else will? Over wharf, Wednesday, the 22, day of January noted Xobody. 40,000 517 Congress St. IT kina' Thanksgiving," by a hamoroaa writer., ijy cures in and 1398, at 3 o'clock p. m., for the built J. A. & G. A. Creighton at 40 years. Write freely frankly purpose of MEKKELL-8OULEC0., by at everything is confidential. All private diseases choosing directors for the ensuing year and He hails from treated by mail. Address the transaction of such T.C. McCOULDRIC, Thomaston, Maine. Bos- Old g B fl A1# I other business as may legally cornu before them Jauir Mauagor. eodtf ton. Court^t^, _ WM. E. HOLDEN, Sec'y. Boston,Mass.^lr IOKLY „, PortldhtJ, Jam 13th. janisti* PORTLAND DAILY PReSS NEW A DVERXl' NEW founded pretensions, as the manifestation EMENTS. APVEBTISliMBSTS. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. of an towards the —AND— unfrieudy disposition United States, and as an interposition UNITED STATES which it would be impossible in any farm MUNICIPAL MAINE STATE PRESS. forlthe United States to regard with ill- INVESTMENTS. Subscription Rates. difference. THEATRE / Popular Loan. PORTLAND Daily (in advance) $6 per year: $3 for six This Monroe doctrine not only place of ■ G. E. Lothrop, I propr. 1 60 a City due 1908. L) mouths; $1.50 a quarter; cents month. the United States In an attitude of hos- Zanesville, Ohio, 5’s, The “ Portland Trust —•— The Daily is delivered “ Company every morning by tility to any foreign nations that may .4 1 1905. will subscribe for $350,000 of carrier anywhere within the city limits and at -2’s, the undertake to do of the “ “ “ new 4 per cent K. S. Bonds FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Jan. extra any things spec- 24, 25- I Woodfords without charge. 6 s 1901. for itself, it also offers the ified therein as dangerous to its peace or Ashland, Wisconsin, SAT—MATINEE-SAT Daily (Not in advance), invariably at th “ “ “ public the to submit us a opportunity : of a safety, but it also ccnstitiJtes sort 1930. ate $7 year. Cincinnati, Ohio, 5 s, bids through its office for ad- of “ T THE Maine State Press, (Weekly) published suzerain of every South American Town of Pittsfield. Maine, 4's, 1915. ditional bouds, and will furnish every Thursday, $2 per year; $1 for six months; State. Fractioally wa\indeitake to de- the gold tor payment without -FOK (SALE BY- 6o cents a quarter; 25 cents for trial subscrip- clare that none of these States shall drawing same from the U. S. tion of six weeks. alieuati of or settle Treasury. any its territory any For Persons wishing to leave town for or the above service no com- long boundary dispute without first H. M. PAYSON & CO.. I obtaining mission lORNADO. short periods may have the addresses of their or profit will be the consent of (ho United States. In 32 Exchange St. as often as BANKERS, charged, other Ilian the papers changed desired. dec31 cost I innnln the Awful Tornado- short, this doctrine as here declared, not price of gold so | Advertising Rates. procured. LlliuUIII The Great Rlggiig only may oblige us to fight the whole of | In Daily Press $1.50 per square, first Scene S x Tars B Europe, but South America as well. If Furling v. 75 cents per week after. Three lnser- NORTHERN BANKING GO^ eek, a Englaud should succeed in the J , Monster Sail. The lions or less, $1.00 per square. Every other Bottling 53 Exchange Street, | portlandIrustcompany. Collision of Two Qoe in day advertisements, one third less than these boundary dispute with Venezuela by g .on0„y B, BUTLER, Secretary. ates. of the and and Liners at Full Snead. I purchase disputed territory, BOUDS Jan^J____dtf CartfirU S Half square advertisements $1.00 per week we deemed tho acquisition of that terri- The Mighty Ocean I half each first week; price succeeding week. or SECURITIES. tory dungerous to our peace safety,un- m Mm m ScenB- wi!h Wa,es “A Square" is a space of the width of a col- jpi? mamiiiumMammoth I der this doctrine, we should be obliged to Moimtain Hleh umn and one Inch long. ON DEPOSITS fiunning fight both England and Venezuela; INTEREST PAID BONDS. | Special Notices, on first page, one-third ad- Qn&nin Dissecting coon o' a E Englaud for buying and Venezuela for CHAS. S. FOBES, Prest., 1 ditional. W. F. MJLLIKEN. V.Prest.. ubGlIlli Med cal College. Chi- 1 Amusements and Auction selling. If the Congress of the United JAMES E. MCDOWELL, 'r Executive Sales, $2.00 per ,, Harbo at ii JAMES E. HEWEY, i Committee, n cago Night, square each week. Three insertions or States is gnipggto commit the country to OLD COLONY R.R. less, FEANCIS FESSENDEN, J end other Scenio ■ nOUliCIIOIt many $1.50 per square. the policy outlined in this resolution, it CHAS. L. MAKSXON. Sec’y, gj eoati Wonders Reading Notices in nonpanel type and ought to take measuros immediately to oc2i due 4’s, 1934. PRICES—25, 50,75c. Seats now on H classed with other paid notices, 15 cents per inorease our greatly navy .and also to es- sale at box office. yi line each insertion. 25c—BEST tablish a largo standing army. If we are SEATS, .SAT. WAT—25c B Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type, BOSTON & MAINE going to maintain the doctrine here for- 26 cents per line each insertion. mulated, wo must have to do Wants, To Let, For Sale and similar adver- something "notice. R. it we must R. tisements, 25 cents per week in advance, for with; have ships and troops. 40 words or less, no display. Displayed adver- Notwithstanding the fact that we tisements under these headlines, and all adver- PERSONAL AND PECULIAR. due MISS MARGARET BRAINARD were burned out a short time since, 4’s, 1937. isements not paidl lin advance, twill be we are still in business and be = WILL — barged at regular rates. may „ DELIVER THE It is not generally known that Rev. In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square found at the store No. 222 Middle St., Minot J. Savage has been invited to de- for first insertion, and fifty cents per square for under Falmouth Hotel, where we are liver the essay at the British and FOURTH LECTURE each subsequent insertion. Foreign iilling all orders. GEO. Association in m the Women’s Address ail communications relating to suh London nest Juno, an Alliance Course, in the First and attention will F.llINCAN, Parish honor never before Special prompt Church, 'Wednesday evening, Jan. scriptions and advertisements to Portland vouchsafed to an 42 Exchange St. 22nd. Publishing 97 Exchange Amerioan. Mr. has be given to orders for ■ Congress Square Church, hare not succeeded. for five cents aud _i ;* many apiece, enable The Price Casco National Bank THURSDAY Evening, Jan. 23. 1896. every German, however poor, to read the Mr. Bayard’s defence of his speeches in Organ Concert from 7.30 to 8 p m.TICKETS in his -OF ™ Three for England which have been ^criticised in host things own language and 37 cts. 81.00. For sale at Stock- translations from the best things in bridg-’s. Loring, Short & Harmon’s, Sim- this country, is not a very one. monds & Williamson's and at the spirited foreign languages. For a little more Hammond’s, The tone is PORTLAND, MAINE, door. really apologetic.; He pleads that S3.60 one can buy in Get many an al- Continues To t lat his speeches were not meant for pub- most complete edition of Goethe; Schiller lication, and intimates that the costs but 75 oents; Schlegel’s Sbakspeare reporters less than $1.25. 195 Middle St P. a loi 1108. Concert have may misrepresented him somewhat, 2 Prinoe Frederick Leopold of I Prussia t he avoids a direct Tickets 'ough making charge and his wife, Princess Louise Sophie, of to that effeot. Indeed Mr. Incorporated 1824. Bayard talks Schleswig-Holstein, sister of the KmpTess Sell Them, as if he what he said and CAPITAL AND 8'UKFLF* Now regretted would of Germany, aro about to start for south- not be likely to say it or like it anything ern Europe, to be absent.at least a year. again. The prince has resigned his command of on Sale. the Fourth brigade in the German army The Board of Aldermen of Boston have His departure from Germany and resig- HOT WATER ONE MILLION jau20 d3t* of his command are just adopted an appeal to the government nation duo to his with the Emperor. for an appropriation to deepen the har- quarrel Ladies’ Circle Second Parish Church The strife in the First bor of that city and widen the channel. Presbyterian churoh in Washington, between the Rev. r DOLLARS. Our city government should hasten to j_ T. DeWitt and the Rev. On January 23, the Ladies’ do the same in to Talmage Thursday, thing regard our har- Circle will give a Clam and Fish Dinner. Bill Adalas Allen,, wliioh arose from an ex- IT’S THE PRICE Current Accounts received on favorable bor. Unless our harbor is deepened and of Fare: Steamed Clams, Clam Pie, Clam on bottles” terms. and Fish Chowder. Dinner served from 12 to pressed desire the part of the elders urn the channel widened the large vessels ■ ■ Ml » M that Dr. Talmage should preach both Interest allowed on Time Deposits. 1.30. Supper, consisting of cold meats, beans, which are built will be served at nowadays cannot come mornings and thus Mr. Correspondence solicited from Individu- escoiloped oysters, etc., evenings, setting now that sells our Cottons. 6.30. Dinner and cents here. Portland’s Alien aside, will be considered We supper, twenty-five prosperity depends in by amom- als, Corporations, Banks, and others de- each. An entertainment will be given free, mittee of the caD’t on very large degree upon its harbor facili- Presbytery. go forever selling at siring to open account*, as well as from in the evening. jan213t. and unless Prof. Riohard L. Garner, who is in those to tranhact busi- ties, they are up to the re- these prices. 2«T- 37c. wishing Banking Africa trying to demonstrate the correct- ness of anj description this Bank. quirements of modern vessels our city Better through '‘Over Palestine Hills on Horseback” ness of his theory that monkeys talk to come while we can. must inevitably suffer. The city govern- -by- each other, has written to his son in Bal- ment should supplement the appeal of STEPHEN R. SWAU. Prgsihn MISS CHARLOTTE T. timore, saying that bis mission has been LIBBY, the Board of Trade with an equally 3QT . *. 39c. His researches have been MARSHALL a GO91N3. CaaYai strong one, and it should do It right accomplished. lan* Jtl Williston Church, carried on under the auspices of the Af- UNBLEACHED. away. rican Researoh Sooiety of Chicago. i i WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29th, 8 P. M. According to the Maritimo Journal of Tickets, 35c., at Cressey, Jones, & Allen’s. Good wide, 4c Wide “Lockwood” 9-4, 15c jan2J lw Sometime ago Rev. B. Fay Mills at a Philadelphia there are 154 full-rigged 36 yard Good 40 inch, 5c “Lockwood” meeting in New Haven read a letter from ships flying the United, States flag, the and Sheet" 10-4, 17c is hereby given, that the Congressman Howard of Alabama alleg- largest being the Roanoke, of 3400 tons ‘•Lockwood” 36 inch, 5 l-2c “Pequot" 9-4, lfic BONDS. Noticesubscriber has been duly appointed and 40 ings. taken upon himself the trust of administrator that a scene of from Me. ing gross debauchery at- register, hailing Bath, There “Lockwood” 40 inch, 6 l-2c “Pequot” 10-4, 18c of the estate of tended the are and inch. G. of the last 32 barks barkentines un- GEO. of olesing Congress. sailing FRYE, WILLIAM SHINE, late Portland, “Continental” 36 inch, 5 l-2c “Atlantic” Town of Reoently a Springfield, Massachusetts, der the Stars and Stripes, and sixty-t\vo 9-4, lfic Tarmonth, Me., 4s, due in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and bonds as the law directs, and I have ap- wrote to brigs and brigantines. A list of schoon- 1916-1926. given clergyman Congressman Elijah “Continental” 40inch. 6 l-2c “Atlantic'" 10-4, 18c Frank I. Moore of Portland. Me., ers has not been compiled. They are City of Calais. due 1901- pointed A. Morse about the matter and received Me., 4s, or Attorney within the State of Maine. iu the coastwise I *7 11. Agent mostly engaged trade, Apothecary. Ail demands upon the estate from him the while the 539 vessels enumerated persons having following reply: carry City of Zanesville, Ohio, 4s, due 1915. of said deceased, are required to exhibit the The paragraph you send me is an un- the United States flag into foreign seas City of Piqua, Ohio, due 1903. same; and all persons indebted to said estate and 5s, to mitigated falsehood and a foul slander. ports. City of Seattle, M ash., 5s, due 1910. are called upon $0LF I was at the time referred to and BLEACHED. present Chicago Sanitary District, 5s, due Boston. Mass, Adm’r. or to know what I am talking about. The lwO 1 author of that should his head in hang That Distress Portland Water Co., 4s. due 1927. shame. It is part of the Populist plan of a g°od cotton, 6c 36 inch, 8c Maine 1 showed the Yard Yard “Dwight,” Central It. II., First Mortg. 7s, campaign. paragraph to In the stom- looO. and Speaker and “Hill” 36 inch. 7c Wide. -Lonsdale” Cambric, 9c ex-Speaker Crisp Reed, ach or feeling wide. SEELEY HARD Maine Centra! they will both subsoribe to my statement THE RUB3ER TRUSS—$1.00 R. R., Cons. Mort. 4s, of fulness af- “Barker Mills” 36 "Wamsutta” OXX, above. You oan make any use of this inch,7c letter you deem proper. The members of ter eating is “Fruit of the Loom,” 36 inch, 10c R. R., Cons. Mort, 5s, VICTORS^ Congress* for virtue, good; character and effectually Mah,^,Centra! will with the “Pride of the West,” ACCOUNT Duluth Street sobriety compare favorably prevented by Railway, First Mortg. same number of men In any place on 6s, 1920. Hood’s Pills. 36 inch, 7 l-2c 36 the face of God’s green earth. I have inch, I2c been here almost seven years, and I They aid di- FOR SALE BY- i. have never seen in that time but one in- gestion and BOOKS, toxioated member of or Congress, two at assimilation “Casco,” 7 l-2c 45 “Casco,” most, who showed the effects of drink. 42 8 l-2c sorts kinds SWAN & of move the bowels and thus all and BARRETT, food, easily inch. “Alexandra," 8c inch “Alexandra,” 9c prevent and cure Biliousness, Torpid Liver, THE SENATE’S MONKOE DOCTRINE. 9c “Androrcoggin,” 10c in stock. and Constipation. They are tasteless and “Androscoggin,” 186 Middle Street. do not or cause Sold all jam dti The Monroe Doctrine as gripe pain. by 10c “Dwight,” 12c interpreted ‘26 cents. Insist Hood’s. “Dwight,” druggists. upon “Fruit of the and expanded by the Senate committee “Fruit of the Loom,” 10c Loom,” 12c on foreign affairs reads as follows. We Offer the Following Desirable Resolved, That the United States of Office Stationery America reaffirms and confirms the doc- Q-4. “Lockwood,” 17c |0'4. “Lockwood,” 19c trines “and prinoiples promulgated by in SECURITIES: his “Atlantic,” 18c great variety. President Monroe in message of “Atlantic,” 20c of December and deolares that it WM. 8. City Water Works Co, Kenosha, 2, 1823, MARKS, 18c of will assert and maintain thut doctrine “Imperial,” “Imperial,” 20c Wis., 5’s, 1924. YOU ALL KNOW St. and those prinoiples, and will regard any “Dwight,” 21c 23c City Water Co. of East Louis, infringement thereof, and particularly “Dwight,” 111., 5’s. 1914. “Fruit of the Loom,” 21c SHORT & HARMON to Card “Fruit of the LURING. any attempt by any European, power Bock, Loom,” 23c City Water Co. of Chattanooga, Victors take or new territory on the acquire any -AND- “New Bedford,” 33c “New Bebford,” 3Gc Preble House. Tenn.. 1907. American continents, or any islands Opposite 6’s, dec27 ec

Mr. at the an- You another man was arrested on Babb, North sohool gave The State Board of Health is § know her! I BINES Yesterday sending BROTHERS. a in the ob- other exhibition of the work charge of being concerned yesterday to physicians a ciorular letter prepared at done by the grammar sohool scene literature case reported in yester- being pupils. the request of the board by Dr. C. D. was E. There were many and m day’s PRESS. The man arrested visitors, parents Smith, president, on tho use of diphthe- whose of others ^interested, who all M. Patriok, an engraver, place spoke in.the ria antitoxin. The puprose of the oirou- terras of of saw. business is at 184 1-2 Middle street and highest praise what they lar letter is to call the attention of the is The boys are all ! satisfactory Camille who Park hotel. Patrick making medioal I lives at the profession, especially, to the a unrfer Mr. Babb’s effioient unmarried and has always borne good improvement present status of antitoxin. A careful his room at the instruction. The new lathe has reputation. In searching turning investigation into tho methods of prepar- none of the been set up at one of the win- Park hotel this morning, westerly ing and using diphtheria anti-toxine was but he is dows and is a very pretty pieoe of machin- obscene literature was found, made by Dr. Smith, last spring, at the Sale the ery. It runs without the with having manufactured slightest jar of the and the dootor has L charged request D’Arville board, Special whioh the obscene and must prove of great to the wood cuts from pic- advantage made it a point to gather, so far as pos- The lathe — Goff, boys. was donated by Ls Well know how she is —» tures were printed. Patriok, Mayor sible, trustworthy information as to the [ you popular ^ —OF— and were taken to jail Baxter the & The that Kicker and Johnson manufacturers, Fay results of the use of this prophylaotio and “tip topper.” Cigar is named Scott, made liberal |g yesterday afternoon to await the action terms, even giving therapeutic agent. after her is way up too; as good as the with it a number of extra of the Municipal court this morning. tools. The The circular states that, at the present name it bears. Your dealer is anxious 4§5 shafting, hangers and pulleys were giv- CO. time, the eivdenoe of oliniolans the world to show it to you. Ask him for it. I: MAINE STEAMSHIP en by Mr. W. L. Blake, the belting by over is overwhelmingly in favor of the King & Dexter and the Emery, Water- The New Steamer to Be of 4500 Tong Bur- curative elfeot of anti-toxine upon diph house company, the use of the motor by is not elairaed that all cases She’s a den. theria. It beauty! the Belknap Motor the company, wiring are cured it. are TOWELS by Many complicated || and power for the rest of the The Maine Steamship company’s new year by by septio conditions upon whioh anti- the Eleotrio Light oompany and all the boat—provided it is decided to build it toxine exerts no influonoe. The results of turning tools by N. M. Perkins & Co. -AND- at the annual meeting to be held Feb- seooudary septic infection it cannot bo The lathe was set up by Mr. Babb and 5th—will be 4,000 tons and will expected to remove. It will, however, ruary the under his hour. boys charge. have a speed of eighteen knots an neutralize the poison of diphtheria and if Among the finest pieces of work were She is expected to be able to leave New administered early will, in the vast ma- a bookoase of quartered oak put together York at 5 o’dock In the afternoon and jority of cases prevent the occurrence of in a very substantial manner without into Portland at 2 o’dock the next these septic conditions. George 0. Frye get nails or whioh was made TABLE■ LINENS. in 26 glue, by George & and %%%%%% The present boats do the trip Co., Sohiotterbsok & Foss, Port- J. R. “%%%%%%% day. W. Carle, a second grade without LIBBY. boy, any land, anti-toxine here | hours. keep instruction from the teaoher; a map of She will be built of iron, the Manhat- South America by Bennie one of A NARROW ESCAPE. of wood, and Carey; tan aud Cottage City being United States Her the by Master McDonagle, will have expansion engines. triple and one of Africa by a son of lioket Kate Carter Burned from Pouring Kero- and other appoint- ^ unloading apparatus Agent Lawler of the Grand Trunk. These sene on the Fire. most pat- SILKS. A Golden ments will be of the approved maps were exeouted on wood and colored Opportunity! tern and she will be in every way a mod- with colored Such work as ^ penoils. this A young Irish named Kate and girl Cartor, ern elegant ship. is of assistance in the will be great study of employed in Saunders's restaurant on At the annual meeting figures We shall on our linen counter Jan- the geography. Federal street, threw some kerosene on place Wednesday morning, submitted from the Bath Iron works, ’Twas a splendid success. The first day of our Half The class yesterday morning was en- the Are to make it uary 22nd, three lots of towels. John Rhode’s old yard, from yeserday burn more Silk Sale. Cramps, a price gaged in drawing plan for a double freely. The Aame shot out from the stove New York and other builders. Mr. John 1. Fine Hemmed Huckaback Towels. picture frame, the being made and set the girl’s Lot No. of the stockholders drawing dress on Are. Mr. English, one largest from direotly the completed frame and Saunders threw her dreas her / is a New York man and up over 2. Huckabuck in the company, not from Lot No. Heavy Fringed Towels. be copied another plan. head and so smothered the flames. it is understood that a big effort will Dr. ’Twas the best natured, most appreciative, patient there. B. B. Foster was oalled and dressed the No. 3. Hemmed Damask Towels. made to have the boat built SUPERIOR COURT. crowd we ever saw at a special sale. Lot Tray wounds. The burns are only skin deep If went we didn’t hear of MUSIC AND DRAMA. and the girl will soon recover. She is anybody away sulky it; and Your choice from these lots while they last. A second jury was summoned in yester- now as comfortable as could be exported. there was no occasion. day morning. Their names and the or- The Tornado. ganization is as follows: ■Woman’s Council Meeting. Unooln J. Carter’s scenic melodrama, L. R. Cook, foreman, Yarmouth. 12 1-2 Cents Each. What all women R. Baldwin. need, siok, rioh or “The will be seen at Portland Timothy Brown, Tornado,” J. M. Buoknam, Yarmouth. poor, is a training for business, and to Dress makers were the largest and promptest buyers. V theatre Friday and Saturday. The scenic George K. Ellingwood, Harrison. Know bow to save, invest, bandle and 1 Lot extra fine Hemmed Huckaback Towels, effects alono would oarry a much less John H. Towles, large, quality Gray. increase money. “Something or some- The Isaao H, Johnson, all meritorious work to success. princi- Deering. to tell \ linen, Fred D. Larrabee, Westbrook, body them,’’ this is the crying is a tornado scene, Continuation of the Half Price Silk Sale pal sensational.feature Nathaniel H. Falmouth. need of many, to show them how not to Wednesday. eiec- Leighton, which is managed by the aid of Sumner C. Windham. And like a the second Maxneld, fail, how to preserve their own. eating grape, squeeze brings Pair. and constructed meohan- Rufus B. Cumberland. 40 Cents triojty specially Morrison, It is how much business is A. S. Falmouth. astonishing the sweetest juice. So the Second Half Price Silk Day and is one of tho finest and most Noyes, ism, N.S. Shurtleff, North Yarmouth. falling into the hands of such helpless effects ever shown on the stage. will give some of the best bargains. complete SUPERN UMERARIES. persons through the death of husbands 1 Lot extra heavy, large size hemstitched Huckabuck Towels. The scene is a country village in Wiscon- Charles W. Sanborn, Otisfleld. and fathers, and at what a great disad- rin on the Fourth of July. All is quiet Fred Stevens, Westbrook. vantage such persons must be, for the a faint breeze is heard. Thirty pieces elegant Bengaline added to the Silk cud calm. Then Jabez True, New Gloucester. laok of practical business knowledge. To on a staff that had limp Lorenzo H. Cumberland. and 50 Cents A flag hung Wilson, moet just these emergencies tho National Sale for Wednesday,for wedding reception dresses. Pair, then as the wind increas- EXCUSED. flutters gently; Business League was organized. It is to SI.50, 98 cts. C. Original price Wednesday’s price es it stands out straight. The wind grows Henry Coffin, Deering. cream and Aaron this sooiety that the Portland Woman’s Beautiful tints. 2 Lots Turkish Bath Towels, and bleached, soft a tornado. The ele- Gibbs, Bridgtoo. evening into a gale, then Council is indebted for its idea of Fred Smith of Windham was having Heliotrope, uile green, delicate blue, pearl, lemon, shrimp-pink, mode, bottle green, brown, finish in large sizes, 50c pair, ments howl and the sky darkens. Light- arraigned on an indictment charging him with business topics presented to and disoussed garnet, blue, sage, drab, &c. flashes in forked tongues ning vividly breaking and entering the stable of by the women of Portland next Saturday Also good values in Damask Towels at50 cts„ 75 cts. and the fenoes Sheriff J. W. in across through stage; roofs, Deputy Doughty July afternoon the subject of stocks,bonds and last and a horse and $1.00 pair. and debris are hurled throught the air, stealing wagon. He pleaded not guilty. investments wi'l be presented by Mr. are torn and crash upon the trees up, Martin Wall pleaded nolo contendere to Theodore C. Woodbury. ground, and a house is demolished and a search and seizure complaint and paid one of terrific flue and costs to In Memory of Moses Woolson. 1 ± ,lown away. The scene is amounting $112.99. DRESS GOODS. James O’Neil on a nuisance indictment reality. The jagged lightning, the roar- At a large and enthusiastic meeting of was sent to jail for four months. of the elements and the confusion of the members of the Girl’s school ing Thaddeus B. Hawley, who keeps a High NEW BARGAINS the tornado, are all remarkably represent- grocery store on the oorner of Spring and held Tuesday afternoon these resolutions C.ark streets r ed. was put on trial before were passe d: Grand the seoond jury on an indictment for Opera. Whereas, in the order of Divine Provi- The Half Price Sale of Remnants, Short Lengths and selling oigarettes to James a -IN- the PRESS who Haynes boy dence, Mr. Moses Woolson has been re- Readers of oontemplate twelve years of age. Mrs. Lizzie H. Dress Patternsof Wool,Silkand Wool DressCoods moved to the spirit world, we, his former Single attending the opera in Boston, beginning French testified that she found a number % ^ regard this as a fitting oecasion over into that the of boys smoking oigaTettes, them pupils, laps Wednesday. February 17th, should remember among for the following resolutions: this boy Haynes, who acknowledged that passing closes on January 31st. All Resolved, That we fully appreciate the The best bargain lots ever shown here. subscription be gave them to the boys. She asked faithful services he rcudered us; that his th3 greatest artists ih the vocal world, where he got them aud on told at being instructions have been of lasting value now in this sre members of Hawley’s she took him over there. Mr. country, to us and not to us but to tiie whole Hawley admitted that he sold but only Schoeffel and Grau’s great com- them, oause of female education and of Linens! Abbey, thereby Table said the said he wanted them for boy hi3 intelleotual advancement in this bination. The advertisement gives the brother. The boy commu- Immediately spoke up a i nity; that this recognition is not mere operas to be produoed the first week at aud said it wasn't so, that he had no PLUSH. verbal testimonial but a just tribute to brother. Mr. Hawley said it was no use the Meohanios’ Building. Huntington one who fourteen of the best to gave years trying stop boys smoking them, they a ^ and instructions to those of bis life to the building of Avenue, Boston, would do it, and asked Mrs. French up higher 62 inch full bleached Damask, only 50 cents yard. intellectual standard in tho girls, now wishing tiokets. what she was going to do about it. Mrs. the of Portland; that these reso- French lepiied she didn’t blit she women, Stockbridge Course, know, lutions be sent to his wife, our 68 inch full bleached, Damask only 62 cents yard. that if it was to doarly-be- thought iinposHible stop loved school-mate, Abba Guold The Silk Sale continues through Wednesday at Ondricek, the great violinist, will be the boys smoking, it might be possible to Woolson, Plfish and copies to the press. J2 Lots very heavy bleached Damask in ten different designs, the attraction in the next Stookbrldge stop the sale of them. less than Half Price. xne Doy xiaynes tesunea tnac he asked $1.00 and 1.25, going in this sale at 75 cents and entertainment and tickets should uow bo Exciting Kunaway. 18 inch dollarPlush at 29 cts. regular prices for cigarettes and Mr. Hawley passed 85 cents seoured. The New York Recorder says: them over without a word yard. or a question; At about 11 a. m. yesterday, while the 21 inch dollar and a quarter Plush at 49 cts. a daring, bold, ag- that he never told him were for his Life, verve, sweep; they Standard Oil company’s four horse gressive performance; the first played brother or anybody else—and was asked team, an and a no as to driven by Edward Cash, was be- with elan and authority mag- questions who they were for. passing We Ever netic fire which drew the audience com- Mr. Hawley, the defendant, testified tween a lo omotive and an electric oar on The Greatest Values Offered. with a shiver of feel- that, the came In and pletely, the second boy asked fcr a box Commercial street near the foot of Park J.R. LIBBY. in its a touch of genuine heart- of cigarettes; that he told him he didn’t ing veins, the horses took a of to treat, fright and started P. S. break that proved Ondrioek player sell cigarettes boys, but the boy re- 72 inch extra heavy bleached Satin Damask, $1.25 yard. as much, “they aint for me but for to run away. By an almost fine-strung temperament just plied my big superhu- Just received a new invoice of the famous “Fibre- as of dramutio fibre. He brother over tbere,” to a strong played pointing young man effort their driver turned the four fine bleached donble Satin sold every- with technique, so to Rpeak, and dazzled man aoross the street about Ramie” the best known. 72 inch very Damask, apparently big frantio animals into the open Interlining the house by the simple mastery of diffi- twenty years old. He then passed them space where at $2.00. Onrprice $1.50 per yard. culties whioh make average players over and took the boys’ five cents. When opposite the Boston and Maine traoks at. Tougher, (holds the stitches), more pliable. 60 to 64 wince. Now and again he was reckless, asked if he didn’t plead guilty in the Park street, where he threw them, thus inches wide. Flatten it in trunk for months and 1 Lot Barnsley Cream Damask, only 75 cents yard. and the suffered somewhat, lower oourt Mr. said be your technique Hawley did, he avertiug a particularly dangerous stam- but these lapses were pardonable. A fine thought then he was guilty. The county at a shake it refluffs like a eider down Mr. Cash’s remarkable feat was genuine pillow. German Silver bleached 75 cents not to be measured by u foot-rule attorney asked him if ho had been ad- perdo. 1 Lot Damask, yard. spirit Three medium and or fettered too unfalteringly by detail vised to the contrary and he snid no, and witnessed with admiration by a number weights, Heavy, light. matfe in Ondrioek. After the the examination was 1 Lot Cream Irish Linen Damask, very heavy, soft in itselffelt dropped there. of fellow teamsters aud pedestrians. Three colors, slate, black, cream. finish, Hungarian nances bis popularity with The oourt instructed the jury that if six different patterns. the audience was assured.’’ the sale took plaoe as stated by the boy, Portland & Ogdensburg. if it was a sale in the Ordinary course of The annual meeting of the Portland Horse Thief Caught. business, the defendant would be guilty; J. R. LIBBY. _ that if the sale took as and Ogdensburg Hailroai Deputy Sheriff Coller went to Massa- place stated by corporation the defendant—if the boy said the was held in the office In Vinalhaven, Jan. 11, Fiank E. dervish and chusetts last to and find uigar- Mayor’s yesterday. Saturday try ottes were for his brother aoross the Miss A Hut a L. Bowley. [Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2.30 oelock, 50 Cents Yard. The following directors were eieoted: Jan. B’red Smith who was suspected of steal- street, apparently over sixteen years of In Kockport, 11, Albert Upham and from his late residence, No. 10 Merrill street. Weston F. Milli- Eliza Black. In this Jan. widow of the fine horse age, and Hawley actually believed Samuel J. Anderson, city. 21, Catherine, ing Deputy Sheriff Doughty’s him, In Greenfield, Daniel B. Sanford oi Bradford late John Costello, aged 62 and sold the cigarettes in faith to Chas. H. James F. years. and good ken, Anderson, and Miss Ltnnette E. Fogg. Funeral on Thursday at 8.30 o’elodk, Sandafeller, the carriage harness, the as for his morning inch Cream Damask in cut 2 1-2 boy agent brother, then he Thomas P. Shaw, W. In Bluehill, William P. Bissettand Miss Edna from her late residence, No.66 Anderson street, 1 Lot 58 patterns, yards long, last and at the time. The should be Hawkes, George July, reported acquitted. Hutohins. ftequtem high mass at the Cathedral ot the Im- True, John W. Deering, James P. Bax- Herbert property was afterwards recovered in The jury was out about three-quarters In Orland, L. Cunningham of Surry maculate Conception at 9 o’clock. of an hour and returned with a Edward B. Winslow,Thomas A. Jos- and Miss Margie Grindle. In this city. Jan. 21, Ann M„ wife of the late Canada. Mr. Coller located bis man in verdict ter, of guilty. In Ellsworth. Harry Ober and Miss Lizzie A. Patrick Coyne. [St John, NB, papers please Each. Fall arrested him and landed him eiyn. Haines. copy.] 95 Cents River, Riohard Webb, assistant _ county attorney. Following the stockholders’ meeting the [Notice of funeral hereafter.l in Portland. Smith is now here, leady John C. Cobb for defendant. directors organized with the choice of DEATHS. In Fast North Yarmouth, Jan, 18, Mrs. Judith to take his punishment. Mr. Coller de- Titcomb. New Steamer for Samuel J. Anderson as clerk. No other serves suc- Portland. In Jan. 20, Charles H, great credit for his quick and In this city, Jan. 21, Francis A. Bounds, aged Worcester, Mass., this lot of all linen suitable business was transacted. Hooper, aged 47 We call your attention to goods, cessful detective work. It is rumored at New London that the 64 years. years. [Burial at Walpole. N. H.] for common everyday nse. steamer Narragansett has been sold to Miss Sibley’s Lecture. In Lowell, Jan. 13, Mort Pettengilljaged 22 Charged With Gambling. Portland parties. The boat hn« travelled years. Miss Chrlotte T. Sibley, who is to lec- In Saco, Jan, 17, Mrs. Nancy Horne, aged 1 Lot 5-4 Damask Tea Cloths, 95 cents each. Yestedray, Riohard C. St. John was on Long Island Sound for years and In 86 years. ture at Williston chucrh next Wednesday arrested for writing policy at J. K. 1889 was run Into by her sister ship, the In Hallowell, Harry Campboll, aged 22 years. 1 Lot Damask Cloths, 20x30 inches, 25 cents each. is a Maine who is fast win- In Montville, Jan. Lizzie A. Tray Brown’s stove No. and a number evening girl 12, Whitcomb, store, 49 Franklin Stonington, of lives lost. of 29 a as n lecturer. Pos- Belfast, aired years. street, and Brown was for al- the seven she ning reputation In Weld, Jan. 12, Mrs. Eliza inch Cream 60 cents dozen. pulled up For past years has been that McLaughlin, 1 Lot 18 Napkins, his sessed naturally of the qualities in aged 64 years. lowing store to be used for such a to the railroad wharf aoross I tied the Con- Star-ch itself f In Denmark, Jan. 12. Mrs. Josephine Swan, make a and interesting speaker, purpose. at Croton. pleasant 40 1 Lot 18 inch bleached $1.00 per dozen, necticut river for cannot aged years. Napkins, her studies and travels have fitted her be taken In Belfast, Jan. 9, Mrs. Isabel Cunningham, into | | aged 43 years. this work which she has entered 1 Lot 20 inch bleached $1.50 dozen. into the blood not In Montville. Jan. 12, Lizzie A. Napkins, per suc- if $ Whitcomb, with that enthusiasm which insures sj of Belfast, ged 29 years. first converted a In Farmington, Jan. 4, Lewis Hobbs, aged 1 Lot 20 inch bleached $1.75 per dozen. cess. | into 89 Napkins, __ | years. Iu Weld, Jan. 12, Mrs. Eliza McLaughlin, spluble substance. aged 61 years. 1 Lot German Linen, fringed, Napkins, $1.20 per dozen. marriages. | | in Penobscot, Jan. 12, Washington 6. Leach, aged 72 years. and 5 and 10 cents each. In Penobscot, Jan. 10, Benjamin Webster, Odd Napkins Doilies, of Bath 83 Tn Bath. pan. 15, Fernatd D. - aged years. Choker In Surrv, Jan 16, David Trundy. aged 66 yrs. and Miss I.izzie F. Oliver of _ ™p*UPrg-Walter S. In Jan. 12, Mrs. Eliza in Georgetown.- Jan. 12, Huiley Skowhegan. Whitten, E. Lew!*- aged 6 years. and Miss Sarah n H-0\ I In Mrs. Pauline H. Jan. 12. Elchard- in Georgetown, Jan. 13, Willem Tllggirw Skowhegan, son Fraine. aged 47 years. and Miss Cora C. Berry. _ this 14. „ , wW. Biew- I does without In Madison Centre. Jan. 9, Mrs. Martha In Boothbay Harbor.Jan. Ralph | 66 “I have used Miss Sarah C. Murray. Blanchard, aged years. Cleveland’s Powder for lA^nd Thomas Keed, 70 Baking exclusively In Jan. 15, Janies A. flimsey and | the I In Anson, Jan. 11. aged yrs Brtdgton, over-taxing sys- In South Jan. 9, Miss B. several because I it claims Miss Katie Frances Daley. Hancock, Nancy years, have found it what to A. 74 Jan. it), I>eroy Smith and and it is the Bragdon, aged years. _ In Orringteu. tem, only Mrs. Fhebe W. and wholesome and Alice Davis. f | In Bluehill. Jan. 6, Darling, be—pure E. 80 uniformly satisfactly.” In Skowhegau. Jan. 4. Frank Hayden of oatmeal that does! aged years. Kellie 8hea£f of In Penobscot, Jan, 10, Mrs. Irene W. Dan- Mrs. Mary Author Boston Cook Madison and Miss Korrldge- | | J. Lincoln, Book% wock* iels, aged 67 years.

\ _68 MISCELLANEOUS. FALMOUTH BOY’S SUCCESS. DEADLY ACETYLENE. _MISCELLANEOUS. MISCEUASEODS. TO LET. FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head Forty word. Inserted under It Is the Cause of a Fatal Fire this head Consumption— at New Hav- | one week tor 35 cents cash in advance. one week for 25 Musical Career of Annie Louise Cary’s cents, cash In advance. en h liicli Cost Several Lives, Trust # LET—A Collapse rflO tenement of 8 rooms, No. 8 SALE—At Deering Centre, new two H Park 1^011* Nephew. Place, $15,00, including ■water; story house, 7 rooms, lot 50x100, good New Brain all in this disease is what Haven, Conn., January 21,—The Place, lower tenement ox 9 rooms garden; fine location, value rapidlv increas- physicians five and bath, steam heat $23; whole house 23 ing; finished to suit buyer If taken at story building on Crown street What Time rumberland once; are on The Brooklyn Citizen's Sketch of William just street, 9 rooms and hath, $21; ready March 15th; price .*1700, $250 constantly the look-out two rents 29 only opposite Orange street, was gutted by Cushman street, 0 rooms each down, balance to suit buyer, c. B. DAL- S. Haskeli as One of Thai. City’s Church hath lor for, that it means fire each. N. S. GARDINER, 185 Middle TON, 478} Congress street, (one 22-1 knowing the just before noon today. The fire had street. flight.) Organists—Be is Well Known in Port- 22-1 end. the Its origin in the on Has Endorsed Just keep up ; quarters the second S ALE—Stove, one strength land in large square Glen Having Played the Organ Sev- EET—At No. 1G9 a I^ORwood coal stove; a the nourished floor occupied by Frank a fjfPO Newbury street; parlor great heater keep body Pfloghar, There is not a medicine in use to which of the .2. pleasant anil convenient of three was new November will sell prop- eral of Our Churehes. day possesses the confidence rent 1st; at a great manufacturing machinist, and this up two i to one or two alos one so that waste of gen- to so extent as For more ^oms; light,5 persons; discount; Cooking Range in first erly, tissue is public great an Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment. at $7 per month. tleman acknowledged this afternoon.that \y. O. PITCHER. class condition; reasons for selling have no while use checked, and with proper medi- A recent issue of the Brooklyn N. Y. than eighty years it has stood upon its own intrinsic worth and merit, 22-1 further for stoves. May be seen at U he was experimenting with the now illu- Clifton fourth house after have used it the of its street, Woodfords, from cines death is Citizen has a sketch the William S. generation generation and transmitted knowledge avenue cars. delayed indefi- ()| minant, acetylene, at the time, The force npO LET Ok FOR SALE—On Bedford street, Forest street 22-1 who has succeeded iu that excellence to their children as a valuable inheritance. The best evidence of J*. uakdale, a cottage liouse of eiglit or a as Haskell, oity of the was teniflu. nitely, permanent cure, explosion something it is rooms, newly painted and papered through- SALE—On line Spring street electrics at an early age, in making an enviable its extraordinary value is the fact that in the State where it originated out, hot water has been proved in thousands of The fust intimation that there was a heat, new stable, large sunny FOR—westerly end—a one family two story, reputation as a musician. He is well still the leading family medicine. The sale there is steadily increasing. yard Inquire of E. C. JOHNSON, 85 Morn- Mansard frame house, eleven rooms. BEN- nre in the building was the appearance ing street, cases is accomplished. To effect known in this his City. 22-1 JAMIN SHAW, 51£ Exchange street. 21-1 city, having passed of immonso sheets of flame l-—______bursting Ins over sixty years since I first learned of This certifies that Dr. A. whose this much desired boyhood at his birthplace in Falmouth, Johnson, O LET—At No. 812 SALE—The book called “Forest and result, give the this celebrated medicine lor the common ills name to bottle of rj Congress street, pleas- through windows and straight across is signed every genuine ant and convenient the where his Hev. Mr. Haskell is of life—Johnson’s Liniment—and for in the month of up-stairs rent of sev- IJORShore,” or Old Joe Wyer, the Indian patient father, the An Anodyne Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment, en rooms and bath immediate Scout Charles Stories-®,bout Port- ^street. instant previous more than I have used it in some of the same. room; pos- by Illsley. of the local and thertjhad forty years my Jan., 1840, first left at my store session pastor church, having I think it ever given ; price $18 per month. Inquire land, Falmouth, Windham, Yarmouth. Times beeu an explosion whioh shook the centre family. it is due the public for me to I have supplied my customers with ol A. C. as in several that I with sales. LIBBY, 42J Exchange street. 22-1 of the Indian wars over a hundred years only recently served organist ot say (unasked by you) regard it one of since, (over fifty years) increasing the and was felt to a lesser best and ago. Price 75 cents. COLES WORTHY’S Book city degree the safest remedies that can be found, I have used it in my family for coughs, of our Portland churches. His mother is internal sprains,it the best LET—A nice rent of G rooms on 92 street. 21-1 for a distanoe of two or three miles. used and external, and should be in colds, lame back, and consider sunny Store, Exchange 110 second the sister of Annie Louise every family for use in all cases. use for all recommended. floor, opposite the High school Cary Raymond An alarm was but ready Liniment in purposes ou immediately rung O. H. Ingalls, Dea. and Newburgh, Me. Cumberland street. Rent $18 month. A SALE—I have some excellent Bovinine bofore the Bap. Ch., Bangor, Me. Jabez Knowlton, rent oppor- The sketch is as follows: arrived the on department at Federal street, near Lincoln Park; IjlORtunities for investment in building lots the fed 6 William S. and choir- scene, flames, by oils and other ^Bole house, rooms, $15 a month. COLES- in the near suburbs of Portland. Must pay a Dr. W. E. S. Haskell, organist It was an old vv OR Preston, House combustible had to invented by the late Dr. A. of Me., fashioned, 1HY Book Store, 92 Exchange street, within two Houses for master of the summerfleld M. E. material, penetrated Johnson, Bangor, large profit years. of the “ church, every portion of the and shoot- noble hearted 21-1 sale. 413 Congress street. WATSON. 21-1 Physician House of Rest building Family Physician. It is recommended by physicians every- j __ corner of Washington and Greene avenue ing through all the windows in immense where. All who use it are amazed and it ever after. LET1—The “Colonial,” now six for Consumptives,” of volume ascended above the at its wonderful power praise f|10 ready ; FOR SALE—First class Magic Lantern Tremont, was born iu Falmouth, near Portland, high structure. R tenements of six rooms each—modern— 1 Ou fine lenses with rack work for focusing; N. I the second floor was the machine Lincoln Park. No liall or stairs Y., says, have never known Me., April 88, 1870. overlooking brass metal work, makes picture from 5 to 9 conduoted Flunk where to care for. location. American shop by Pfleghar Delightful feet; slide carrier, case and 6 foot a case where the Mr. Haskell received his first iines in no small and 25 in ad- carrying stomach has gas machines were being put in order. lamilies, children; $20 folding screen. Price §3Q: a vance. 418 great bargain. music from his who was a mem- Wliiie Congress street. WATSON. 21-1 rejected Bovinine. In cases of mother, Joseph Hauser,a tool maker, was at Address, MAGIC LANTERN, Press Office. 21-1 work on it it with a terrific Johnson’s one Linimenti ber the most of of distinguished exploded Anodyne RENT—The store. Store- collapse, so common among con- report. The whole front of the building "JPOR spacious SALE—An extra good-bargain in Ex- musicil families in the land, the Carys, 7* Block, containing 6500 sq. feet, 152 Mirtr FORpress Harnesses. JAMES G. M- seemed to bulge out and fragments of die sumptives, we use it.” St., lately occupied by John F. Rand. GLAUFLIN, dealer in horse 61 Preble always universally known through the honestly heavy plate glass were hurled across the Steam heat and elevator. goods, Bovinine STOKER BROS. street. 20-1 being easy to take, and earned popularity of one of her sisters, ft 'eat against the Cumberland building Every Mother should have it in the house, suffering children love it. It pro- 16-1 and into street. Hauser was duces an and FOR SALE—At Woodford Highlands, of assimilation and a won- Annie Louise a vocal Orange increase of vital in the system, thus cures disease. LET—In house 762 elegant quick Cary-Raymond, killed activity TO Congress St. Upper new residence for 2 12 rooms.2 by the explosion. His right leg A rent of 6 famlies, had few When Its electric eradicates inflammation without irritation. rooms, besides bath. large pantry Bath rooms, finished in derful food at once oontralto, £who equals. was lorn off at the ankle and the left energy everlastingly and Cypress, hard wood product, leg sink-room, just pvi in thorough repair. floors, 2 Mr. Haskell was 14 old he was sent twisted under him. Charles the Price bay windows, open fireplace, full its years Fox, $22 per month, • lquire at the house. trout Piazza; 3 light hall starts'on mission of I have used your Johnson’s Anodyne Lini- I am ninety-one years and nine months old, windows, vestibules, creating to at engineer, although cut and bleeding him- 10.000 feet of land; close to electrics. Price Philips’ Academy, Andover, Mass., ment for more than fifty years in my family. was born September 17, 179O. 1 have been a ___16-1 flesh and self, carried the dead man out of the $^000. W. H. WALDRON & 180 Middle strength, blood. It and two later he his Have used it for colds, coughs, sore throat, standard bearer for your Johnson’s IF WE CO., years began, during which was then Anodyne WANTED A CLOCK Street, tones the vital building, rapidly being stings, cramps, sore stomach, rheumatism, Liniment more than fifty years. My father and 17-1 up organs and vacation, to the f organ with Mr. in flames. Hauser was lameness, etc., and husband a house by study enveloped forty colic, toothache, neuralgia, kept public here when good Would go to McKenney’s because he has FOR found it I would not old Dr. left \/|TE SALE—Woodfords. Cottage of 9 rooms thus one of Portland’s beet years of age and lived with his wife and always good every way. Johnson some Liniment with us. I more up-to-date Clocks than all the other a enables Harvey Murray, in perfect with two acres choice invigorating them, let ray house be without it. I am a man 71 years have found use for this valuable ever stores repair, four children. Liniment combined, His 95c alarm clock is wak- land in full view of them old. Liniment is since. I have had a of ten children the high Portland; fine orchard to throw off disease and organists. In a an Johnson’s my family remedy. family and ing up town. Clocks, 95c to $50.00, few moments immense crowd Thomas Me. found it to and stable, Sebagoand perfect drainage; leec- “I loved he “it disclosed Clelanh, South Robbinston, superior any other for family use. McKENNEY. The Jeweler, Monument Square. to the music,” gsaid; had surrounded the building and the trics pass the door. Price §3,500 to close an gives sufferer a new lease I suppose I am the oldest Johnson’s Anodyne My grand-children and great-grand-children rumor that or are janiStf estate. W. H. WALDRON &C0., 180 Middle mysteries to me hitherto unfathomable. spread thirty more per- Lmiment in this region, having had (which numerous) continue to use it to of life where a customer this It is street. 17_i such is sons in the big building had been killed. it of Dr. himself for years, commen- day. wonderful that I can write and mo LET—Lower tenement of five rooms in thing It unlooked, so to speak, the secret of my Johnson at It was sometime before the police and cing in 1841, and have sold and used it since. read the age of almost ninety-two. JL house rear of 26 Chestnut street, nex possible. heart, and under its influenoe the world Geo. Maine. Mrs. Wealthy I<. below school house. Price 18-1 firemen could allay the prevailing excite- H. Emerson, North Castine, Tozier, 1$. Corinth, Me. $12. MARBY ME ARRABELLA around mo looked brighter and better. ment caused by this rumor, and assure house of G rooms with I will buy you such a at of Andover the that but one man had lost his The Doctor’s Signature and Directions are on every bottle. SALE—Cottage pretty ring During the last years my people FORtwo story ell and stable in good repair, ANDMcKeuiiey’s. A thousand of them, the best life in the disaster. It you can’t get it send to us. Price 35 cts; six $2.00. Sold by druggists. Pamohlet free. two acres the course I „was organist of the land; one acre under cultivation largest, the prettiest stock. Eng.u Aient appointed The first was I. S. & CO.f 23 Custom House Street} Boston, Sole in and Canadian great explosion followed JOHNSON Mass., Proprietors. garden; 25 apple and pear trees in bear- Wedding *,iugs a speciality. McKif NY sohool. by two minor ones, but the fire depart- ing, on high land at East, Beering; two The Jeweler, Monument Square. janiotf “In 1888 I entered Yale College, and ment had got well to work and 11.30 minutes to electrics; a forced sale at $1600. by W H. the Are was under control and all WALDRON & CO., 180 Middle street. for business—For sale, pursuing my musical course, met for the danger 18-1 fruit, past. Chancegroceries, and confectionery busi- first time in New Haven Professor F. A. ness, well established, good trade, good fl The building had a of 45 feet frontage SALE—Double two story, four tene- standing with the people nice and very HORSES. Fowler, with whom I began to study, on Crown street and a of 75 feet. FOIvment lease at low depth frame dwelling house, corner Mel- pleasant store; rate; you would and later with Professor E. A. Parsons.” At half past two firemen came upon bourne and Emerson streets; lot 70 and 89; be pleased with store if should see it. Cause the bodies of in and for not able to it Haskell ob- Thomas Toof, 21 years old, property good repair always rented; selling, poor health; carry In the spring of 1891 Mr. cemented cellar and a will find as stated: will not and Harbona Stevens, 21. Tho bodies Sebago water; is good on; everything investment and will be sold at a be Press tained the position of assistant organist were found in a closet in the BARGAINS bargain. disappointed. Address, BUSINESS, Pfleghar BENJAMIN F. Chambers Comer Office. wheie th8 HARRIS, janD-lmo at the Dwight Plaoe Congregational shop young men wore employed Exchange and Midlde streets. 18-2 were and horribly burned. Both were IN — SALE—Second band machinery: duplex church, Dr. E. Twitohell, D. D., pastor, pOR■ unmarried. TO LOAN—oil first and second pumps, evaporators, boilers beaters, gates, and in 1898 became and valves, May, organist MONEY on real bonds wrought iron pipe and wire rope, for mortgages, estate, stocks, sale at a MEW’S AWf> BOYS’ and life insurance or securi- bargain. Address PORTLAND AM- director of the music. policies any good MON I ATE SUPREME JUDICIAL. COURT. ties. Notr*s discounted at low rate of interest. CO.. room 8, 191 Middle street, ne saiu cure- Me. T MV cnoir consisted, oijj I. P. BUTLER, 48 Exchange street. jan3 4 Portland, jan 2-4 and a fully selected quartette, good BEFORE JUDGE STHOUT. SALE OR TO With this LET—Brick house No. 11 Henry street, "S^OR LET—The Homestead workable chorus. apparently of the late Thomas In the case of Peterson vs. Pride, an 110 near Deering street; has 9 rooms, fun.ace Quinby, near Stroud- o£ water in Four acres meager but really potent body singers action for damages oaused coal dust CLOTHING heat, hot and cold water, and all modern con- Oeering. of land witii by 10 minutes walk from good house. On line of street 10 I introduced on tbe first Sunday of each from defendant’s coal the veniences, just postoffice, cars; shed, testimony possession given Dec. 1. Apply at house or to minutes from Union station; perfect drain- ior was concluded about the month musical services which attracted plaiutiff GEO. F. WEST, 191 Middle street. 20-tx | age; Sebago water. As fine a location as middle of the forenoon. Judge Robinson there is in Deering. Apply to ANDREW muoh notioe. I obtained, when neces- AND Stroud then opened for the defense. He said that | | HAWES, water.dec27-tf sary, my soloists from New York. Dur- they should claim that while the coal I the or- shod have caused some in- ing my summer vaoation played might plaintiff Rooms in Mechnic convenience, yet it occasioned no tangi- Building gan at .the High street Congregational, FOR SALE. ble injury to his property, and no real recently occupied by Dr. O’Neil. and the Congress Square, Unitarian physical discomfort to his family, such as LADIES’ Apply co churches in Portland, Me., and, perhaps would amount in law to a nuisance; and CLOAKS] One Atlas as that a of the CEO. A. HARMON, Sec. Potter-Bradley such it was here that I obtained some of large porportiou deposit 35 that 511 St. offered by the Press in parts last year, of Them. complained of by plaintiff came from the Special bargain sale in broken lots of Congress inspirative power which would not and dec7 tf bound in substantial for $0.00. ■X- locomotives. Twemy-two witnesss were Wintei Goods now going on in the dif- bindings, its Can be seen could not rest until it had crystalized sworn for the defense. The defendant ferent in our store. at the PRESS OFFICE. I have received 35 head of departments furnished rooms with into aotion. testified that the shed was double boarded of rr'J LET—'Pleasant Has never been used. dec20tf thought Many these Odds and Broken Lots ji furnace heat and use of bath room at Canadian draft at the eud, and that he told Peterson if horse*, weigh- ‘On graduating from Yale in 1892 I en- ■will be sold for half price. 457 Cumberland e’reor. 26-4 ho was troubled with the ooal dust he ing from 1300 to 1600 pounds I If you can find your size can LOST AND FOUND. tered the Yale law shooi, from which would double board the sides also, and you each Several secure a paying trade, nicely matched graduated in 1894. 1 was organist dur- that Peterson never made any complaint WANTED— MALE HELP. lace teams will be found in this these three to at the to him after the shed was built. He was handkerchief, Saturday eve- lot, ing years, May ’94, LOST—A 18, on street there most every itme when ooal was Forty words inserted under this head ning, January Franklin, or weighing from 3400 to 318© Place church. In I on Congress street between Franklin street Dwight 1894, opened and never observed one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. being unloaded, any and Gilbert’s hall. Finder please return pounds. an oflioe for the of law in New practice dust rising out of the shed. On the first, same to 150 Franklin street and receive re- Also several State of JKaine York city and almost immediately ob- oooasion of unloading coal, when some of man to take an office and ward. 21-1 witnesses testified that WANTED—Arepresent a $50 per tained the of in the plaintiff’s dust manufacturer; driving horses, suitable for position organist haskeTl&jones, small on street cars or on came out in such quantities as to obscure week; capital required. Address, Spring Dutoh Reformed ehuroh in with stamp, MANUFACTURER,Box 212, Con- LOST—EitherCongress, a pair of gold bowed gentlemen’s drivers and Steinway, the moon, he said a very little arose from Tailors. Clothiers, eye glasses, family Furnishers, cord Junction, Mass. 15-2 with chain. Finder please return to THIS I was the shed for the reason use. I.. L, On May 1, 1895, appointed that it was not OFFICE. 16-1 then The case organist and choirmaster of my present completed. will probably AND LADIES’ CLOAK MAKERS, not be finished’until Thursday morning. W^LZMTEX). obuvoh. choir oonsists of a special My A. F, Moulton and Win. Lyons for the monument Square. Agents to sell the Accumulation Poli- miscellaneous. quartette, which is reinforced on particu- plaintiff. £m!3 eodtf cy of the New York Life Ins. Co. The to on lar occasions for festive or religious cele- F. W. Robinson for the defendant. best policy ever issued. For terms and loan; first and second mort- MONEYgages on real address T. S. Gen’l estate, personal porperty, brations, by a chorus organized from territory, BURNS, stocks, bonds or any good collateral securi- The Blackburn Successor. Me. JOHN D. Glee Agent, Westbrook, jan21dlw ties. Inquire of A. C. LIBBY, 42i Exchange of the Schubert MURRAY, aotive membershiip street. Frankfort, 21.—Both jan21-4 club. Ky., January 81 Franklin St. houses of the legislature began to ballot “The names of are: ■fiJOTJCE—Don’t be seen around town with jan20 dlw ; my present quartet for United States Senator today in the Li First class machinists (close your pauts bagging at the knee when yon Miss Ida R. soprano; Miss Senate, the first ballot resulted: Black can have ihem for Meyers, at the works of the pressed 25c., or suit/for burn, 18; Hunter, 15; McCreary, 1; workmen) $1.00 at M. M. Grace G. Couch, contralto; Mr. Albert VERMONT FARM NANSEN’S, Tailor. 502 THE TERRIBLE MAFIA Carlisle, 1; W'iisou, 1. In the Bouse, MACHINE Congress St. 16-1 Angus, tenor; and Mr.Holmes J.Corbett, the first ballot was: Burner, 52; Black- CO., Bellows Fall, Vt. jan21d3t bass. We have not as yet, I regret to say, FREE! Pictures! Reorganized in This for burn, 40; Carlisle, 2; McCreary, 2; We frame Country Purposes or ca- PICTURES!them! undertaken any of the old church Clarence N. Bate, 1 W. J. Stone, 1. No Those in want of pictures should of Crime. call on us before going elswhere. The thedral classics. election, as 69 voted necessary to elect. picture Thorough-bred” with we Mr. Hacked is a member of tho adviso- ANNUAL CASH given every picture fraate. E, D. REYNOLDS, 593 board of the musical department of the STATE TOPiCS Of INTEREST. NURSERY Congress St., New AGENTS next door York, January 21.—The Recorder ry WANTED—To take to Shaw’s Grocery store. 14-2 Brooklyn Institute, and what is of equal orders on the road this during the and summer. Un- morning says: The seoret service of the of coming spring importance, Manuscript club, equalled chance for beginners and experienced "ICR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to authorities, of which Chief Hazon is He says he looks forward There was a slight firo in the Stow COAL. ■"A cast off all {ho New York. We want of Discount meu. your help and are willing buy clothing descriptions for mill in Dextor hut the Sale. to the Monday cash or head, reoently received information from with hopeful anticipation outcome morning, to pay liberally lor it. highest prices. Address letters posta of these amateur societies devoted to the I068 will not. be over $100. Tbe automatic Do not fail to write at once for full information. to ion MIDDLE STREET. sepi-tf a trustworthy source that the Mafia, the -COMMENCING closer aud higher .study of all that is sprinklers extinguished the flames. A Fall Assortment of WHITING NURSERY CO., seoret sooiety of Italian assassins, has in from the of Bach Lehigh and Free- 457BlueHill Ave„ BOSTON. MASS classical music, days anlO "WANTED. Buck. A gentleman from up the line of the MW&F2m perfected its organization in this coun- to our own Dudley Jan. Coals for _ is at connected Grand Trunk says that the Glen Manu- WEDNESDAY, 22nd, Burning Domestic Use. in a Mr. Haskell present VV Ax JLi O—» U t. l orr.y words inserted under this bend try stronger manner than ever be- of uA A lO.% with the firm of Hobbs & Gifford, of facturing Company, Berlin, is getting Pocahontas one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. fore, and has planned a scheme in an enormous stock. of FOR ONE (Semi-Bituminous) and gigantic Pine street. New York, of whioh Major pulp wood, WEEK, Forty words injierfed tinder this head from of crime. The fresh to the Mafia of this is the largely Canada, and that the Creek Cumberland one week for 155 cash in advance. for five on firs! impetus K. H. Hobbs, city, princi- great I shall offer line of and Georges Coals are cents, XYANTED—$2500 years paper mills are running up to their full my Scotch “I class real estate; and is the result of a recent from pal. variation §4000 discharge capacity and with orders far ahead. all marked in unsurpassed for general steam and -ANTED—A position as rents for §480 per annum;! best locality in They English Goods, plain t* stenograper. several prisons where federal are Have had two* years Ad- the of Portland. Address L. II., this prisoners Hotel Arrivals. running special freight traius over at such experience. city figures prices as they have sold forge use. dress X. Y. Z., this office. 22-1 office. 22-1 are confined, of a number of desperate the Richmond & Quebec branoli of the Arrivals at the Preble house yesterday for the entire at cent murderers and leaders Grand Trunk,and are bringing in a season, twenty per Genuine to Burnham’s Beef of counterfeiting great Lykens Valley Frauklin, done in first class try P. Rioliardson, advanoe stock of wood. discount for WANTED—Washing▼ Wise and trade who have noludea: Rangoley; cash. If you have ever style. Will call for and deliver. No. WANTED—YouIron; sol’d by every gangs, just finished terms and no long Mrs. M. F. Kit- English American Cannel. lt>6 Lincoln street. were. For quality, economy and sales, of jMr. and Wentworth, bought a suit of me for dollars or 22-1 THOMPSON imprisonmnent. Frankie White, of Lewiston, aged thirty equal. Bargain cases sold by & Theo. Edwards, Jersey City, N. J.; 10, wholesale and druggists, 5 the in tery; and his brother, aged 12. were in any other figure it was as low as one a Protes- HALL, grocers Although police this country the any Above Coais Constant- by young dozen 10 cent size free with 5 ease lot. 21-1 S. C. the elder SITUATION—Wantedtant lady who has had as have steadily denied that the Mafia has E. Settlebaoh, Newark; Carleton, woodshed, boy fooling with a could it of same experience duplicate made the housekeeper Address MISS obtained a axe, and it a GERTRUDE cards to write, en- foothold here, the seoret ser- Woroester; C. E. Hall, Cincinnati; M. sharp striKing upon chop- On Hand. MAY Press laiANTED—Your postal of material and ly GLYNN, Office. 17-1 ! or kind of vice operators have been convinced the Fletcher ping block, near which his quality workmanship. velopes to address any type- by Fishel, New York; MoDonald, younger, .... brother was this into TELEPHONE 100-2 writing to do at home, or in office by the most positive evidence that the standing. Frankie put his Taking consideration, you will AllCl lO> SALES society New VV. N. Welsh, A. owner of a typewriter. Address MISS is in a most York; Boston; hand on the block just as his brother let flourishing condition and readily see that these are genuine bar STENOGRAPHER, Portland Press office, is prepared to carry out its scheme of B. Alexander, G. T. Cummings, 8, H. the axe drop, and before either of them OFFICE: The are as fol- Fr O, city._20-1 erime upon a stupendous soale. The evi- B. J. Heiner, F. H. Connor, G. knew what had occurred he had out off gains. regular prices BAHLEY & Bow, CO., the dence collected by the secret service shows three of Frankie’s fingers. lows: Dewitt, celebrated E. Wingate, B. D. Perkins, all of Bos- 7b Commercial & 70 Sts. WANTED—Madametrance and that the Mafia has its in Exchange clairvoyant, sleeping medium, agents everv from 5 ap3 M.W&Ftf Auctioneers and Commission Merchants the present and future. Gives where Italians ton; Alex. Lewis, New York; Chas. Os- TROUSERS to 12dollars and revealing ppst, looality congregate and The feasibility of the p™Zt advice on ail business affairs. If you are in has and New York. utilizing power “ “ very strong aotive organizations good, at Welchville to use at Mechanio SUITS “20 Salesroom 46 Street. anv kind of trouble don’t fail to consult this in this Falls 40 Exchange medium. Office hours city, Chioago, New Orleans, Bos- Among the arrivals at the Falmouth when the water is is wonderful from 10 a. low, being con- “ " m. ton, Bt. Louis, San Kansas F O. BAIL1ST. c. W. ALI.EN m. till 9 p. 16-1 Francisco, were: P. Newman, 8. Hall, sidered by the Poland paper OVERCOATS 25 40 one week only : lO Per Cent City, Charleston and other yesterday company. J i Ml* Pittsburg, ^ _dtf IF YOUR WATCH KICKS large oities in the east west. G. E. Marston, E. A. Caldell, C. M. and. Monmouth village was much stirred ^ The soheme of the Mafia is in the coun- Moulto E. A. H. will take the kick out of it and n, Hemmenway, W. Saturday over an fistic I Discount... f l\rE make it alleged encounter *! line and the involves a keep good time. clean- terfeiting plan M. R. Emerson, G. A. G. which took place a few s s Mainsprings 75c, Pitty, Burness, days ago soon af- ing $1.00; mainspring and cleaning combined simultaneous mmsmoat in ail parts of ter dark on Main WM. M. IVien H. A. C. Adams, A. S. street of the city be- On All Our Winter 1 IViade Over! $1.50; all work tirstclass. McKENNKY the A Allen, Brown, LEIGHTON, man The country. large amount of spuri- tween Waiter S. | 0 Any Buffering from the effects of follies (2) Monument Towle and B. A. ana excesses restored to Jeweler, Square. .ianlBtf ous ooin and bank notes is to be put out John Newton, C. N. Keene, C.H. Wise, 0 perfect health, manhood, Brackett, tioket agent of the Maiue Cen- Merchant X ana vigor. lNiglit losses, drains, ami emissions X at the same order tease at time in to flood tho H. G. Gates, H. A. Berry, Boston; C. tral Railroad Tailor, x once. The Errors of Youth, Premature & ANTED—All in want of oompany. Sheriff Smith W Decline, Lost \\7 persons trunks oountry before any is made to Manhood, Atrophy, ITndevelop- (•) T V and bags to call on E. D. report Dr. J. U. came forward with a warrant for Middle OVERCOATINGS, M inent, all Diseases aud Weaknesses of Man, from REYNOLDS the federal Greene, Essex; Gehrin,Bethel; 273 St., Monument © 593 one authorities of the existence Tovcle for a-sault Sq. 0 whatever cause, permanently and privately cured. Congress street, door above Shaw’s of W. F. Daniel, C. M. aud>mied him before j 0 grocery store, as we Franklin; Little, manufacture our any spurious money. Justice Woodward if \i bp Stairs. goods luthrop where No. C. 0. and can therefore give bottom prices Guilford; L. C. Cornish, Augusta; J. he waived examination jan21 dlw I D. or Prescription Fraud. | and gave bonds SUITINGS i5i Trunks repaired. Open evenings. jjanl3-g' Receivers Appointed. W. Wakefield; L W. Jones, Milton; for his apperance at court. j R. S. H. | N 21.—On Collins, Lowell; Trimble, 1—a-FREE-fc—! from Utica, Y., January appli- The Bangor Commercial the (t) O0ur 8300 package I*ar!» Vital * buy $1000 to $15,000 cation for A. says re- X a full month’s treatment. 100 doses, X WANTED—Toworth of cast off clot 1 tho dissolution of the Trenton Huntington, Va.; S.Blaok, Rockland; is W sent liing. pay port that Dr. J. F. Hill of Augusta Free for a few days only. Mailed closely (•) Highest cash prices for ladies’ Falls Lumber and the WHITE’S CLEARANCE TROUSERINGS. Cut once. dresses, gents’ company appoint- W. W. Carmon, Lewiston; Asa Durrell, end his SALE I (•) this out. It may only appear © and s Hon. j children father-in-iaw, P. O. Vick- clothing and gents’ winter ment of temporary receivers for the same, -OF- 3 £ (*) yfAlK^i°iJ0-day- THE DR. ARCHAMBAT7LT © G. A. Wentock, Mrs. J. Milliken, Mr. ery, divided $90,000 as the net result of 0 IA>., 38 M. Pemberton Sq., Boston, Mass.. U. S. A. or address letter or postal to ■lodge McLennan today appointed Amos their 0 S. DLi 76 Midde an 13-2 and Mrs. S. M. publishing business last year. Shoes OROOT, street. 1 O. hall, who has been vice persident and Hall, Saco; J. D. An- Boots, anjd Slippers. -T- Previous to stock, we will ♦ taking on ♦ business manager of the company, and derson; A. R. Savage, AuburiV; O. S. place sale at our store commencing dan. Wf ANED--Agents, either sex, to sell Co- John M. of this There is good reason for the Wednesday, ▼“ lumiban Hat Holders. Crouse, oity, temporary Hussey, Nashua; G. H. Fitzgerald, Is- popularity 1st and continuing lor three weeks, a large Every lady W. L. buys a Send receivers, and named Chas. Bell of of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Davis number of odd lots of Boots,Shoes and Slippers, CARD, pair. 25 cent for sample pair land I,ond; I. Miller, D. C. Magee, C. ’ and terms to Box pi timer, referee, before whom oause & in men’s, boys women’s, misses’ and children’s j | 16, SUMNER, Oxford of West Clarion ■vill be shown Hall, W. C. O. H. W. Buzard, Monterey, and as we are determined to sell these I No. 46 Free Street. County, Maine. dec31-4 by April 23 why the corpo- Earle, George, goods • we offer them at dec4 ration should r.ot be dissolved. The W. Rumford Co., Pa., say: “It has cured people that unusually low prices. We 3 eodly Glavin, Pettingill, Falls; are doing this in order to make preparations liabilities are 1555,798 and assets our physicians could do nothing for. We WANTED—FEMALE HELP, $327,959. C. F. Holmes, Tilton, N. II.; F. E. for our Spring lines, and you will And it to persuaded them to try a bottle of Cham- your advantage to pay a visit to our dhe Boothbay; F. E. store, words under this Eastern Steamboat Co. Ellis, Timberlake, where we will be pleased to show the goods Forty Inserted head berlain’s Remedy, and now one week for cents, cash in PhiiliDs; C. F. Cough they and give you the greatest ever offered 25 advance. Bath, 21 —At a of the Spaulding, Springfield. bargains STEPHEN January meeting recommend it with tho rest of us. 26 In Portland. Miss Anna C. Willey, BERRY, Eastern Steamboat of refinement as company today .the and 60 cent bottles for sale by Landers young lady We are all subject to fain occasionally WHITE’S Boot and Shoe Store, Teacher off WANTED—Acompanion and to assist in care of an Kennebec Steamboat company get con- Piano, JOB and it is well to have a good linimoiit in & Babbidge, Druggists Portland, and 480 BOOK ISlJD PRIHTE!) invalid lacl\ in sewing, etc.; desirable place trol of rise board Congress St., 0pp. Preble House. No. SI Parris Street. for Address with references of directors. the house such as Salvation Oil. 25 sts. C. B. Woodman, Westbrook. right person. F. jauleodtt ;auS. a 2w* No. 37 PLUM STREET. C- Box 1600, City. 21-1 »— -. I York on CHICAGO—The market was Stra car lots .S9@10 Am 00 Sew Quotations Stocks ami JBondS. Flour to-day w, zinc_6 00® 7 ™AEat Demema Jan fltli, barque Arthur C STEAMERS. firm; hard wheat spring patents at 8 10'gft 16; Iron. Boohelle... .2 Vi Wade, RAILROADS. By Telegraph Common.... 184 ®2 Sherman, Batbafloea: 18th, sch Maud ElMWALASD COMMERCIAL soft wheat patents at $3 00fe(j$3 10; hard Rice Kings Ferry, Fla. The following are to day’s wheat Refined. Sl=,!?K8alvaS8- closing quotations wheat bakers 2 Hig2 25 in sacks; soft Domestic .... 4 ®7 barque Lillian, Willey, New Bonds: bakers 3 4 in r^ d,Ua(i,3:' York; ! Boston & Maine R. R. Of $2*322 20; Winter wheat at 20®3 Norway.3Va®4 Salt. Ti, hjas Slater, Peterson, Philadelphia. wood. Wheat—No 2 2 Cast steel. ... 8(010, Iks Is.Ib 00 International Co. Jan. 21. Jan. 20 .Spring 6S%©69YiC ;No hdt 60(g2 ”Ul' Bul1 Ja3 H J°rdan, lor New Steamsnip Hempol, m Red at Corn—No 2 at 20*4 #27c. German steel.(®8Va ..1 1 80 York Effect October 20, 1895. New 4*s res.@108 (a llHVa 63V8@6Yae. Liverpool 60a FOB 1 notations of Products in the Oats—No 2 at 18V»@18%c: No 2 Rye 38; No 2 Shoesteel.@2*rf» Dla’md Crys. bbl 2 26 Jan Staple New 4's \ coup.$108Va @109 7th' 3ch Ida 0 Southard, (VESTEBX DIVISION 2s Barley 36(2)39e. No 1 Flaxseed at 91 She'* Iron— SBlemcb. United States reg. ag «« Va@92c; B]tkeUedbfgara Eastoorl. Lubes. Calais. SUolui, N.3., Halifax,V. 3. Trains mess pork 10 27Vz alO 65. Lard 6 87V» ; H.C.4V«@B 2d leave Portland. Union .itatlou. Cot Central Pacific lstJi.100 100 70^5 Saleratus ... .6®6ya lnSt‘ 3C“ Kh°de I,Iand' Jilld all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- Markets. short rib sides 5 05(2*5 2u; Ory salted meats Scarboro Crossing. 10.00a. ill.. 6.15,6.2<>, u. heading Denver & si. G. 1st.lllVa U2 Gen.Rus9ial31/*»C014 Spleen. tia, Prince Edward and Bret- —shoulders at 4 60; short clear sides at Island, Cnpe m.; Scarboro Beacb, Pine Point, 7.00,10.00 brie 2a». 70 70 75i&5 Ameri’anRussiall(912 Cassia, pure.... 17®19 Hai on. The favorite route to anil 5 60. M°t,ey' per' Campobelio а. in., 3.30. 5.15, 6.20, n in-; Old Orchard, Kansas Pacific Consols. 72 72 37%fo5 Galv.6Vi@7 Mace. 1 00 wtSrtCoanAmeaJanI°' St. Andrews. N. B. bbls: Saco. Biddeford. 7.00, 8.40. 10.00 a. m.. Oregon Nav. ists.107 109 Receipts—Flour, 10,700 wheat. 29.000 Leather 66 New York Stock and Money Market. Nutmegs.66® 12.40, 3.30, 6.15, 6.20, p. in. ; Kenne- Kansas Pacific bush: cure, 4 9 000 bush: oats.399.0OU bush: New York— Spoken. Winter Ists.,ioi too % Pepper.14®16 Arrangement. bunb, 7.00, a. 12.40. 3.30. Pacific rye. 5,000 bush barley. 70,000 bush. Lfglu.*26@27 16 8.40. m., 5.15, (By Telegraph.) Northern cons 6s.... 33 33 Cloves.14® 61 W. sch б. 20 a.m„ Shipments—Flour 11,700 bbls: wheat 77.000 Mid weight... .26®27! r^niiiiC'f,lat i7N,,lon Nantasketj On and after Nov. IStli, and until further p.m.; Wells Beach, 7.00.8.40 3.30, VKW VORK. Jan. 21. ( iosiu quotations oi stocks: Ginger.s7b>i8 Guptill, from Rosario for Bostou. 5.15 p. in.; North bush: corn. 134,000 bush; oats 162 000 bush; 26®27 notice, the steamers of this line leave Rail- Berwick, +3.45, 7.00,8.40, Heavy.. Starch. bat 26 46. Ion 74 62, sch Lillian Wood- a. m., 5.15 ill.; lvennebunk- Money easy at 3V4 percent.; last loan 3V3 Atchison. 14 rye 655 bush: barley 34.000 bush. Coed d’mg... .'.26(026 idD.} road Wharf, Portland. Mondav aud 12.40, 3.30, p. Laundry.4V*i®>5 °dBtlli3, trom 1>ort au Prince for New uoi t, Somersworth. Dover, 7.00, 8.40 a. ill.. cent. Prime mer- Adams Express.145 146 Flour market Union nacks.. .36(938 Thursday at 5 p. in.. fer East port. Lubec per cent., closnig 3Va per ST. LOUIS—The to-dav was Gloss.6V4®7Vs work 12.40, 3.30,5.15 p.m.; Rochester. Farming- American Exnress.110 111 Am. calf.... Jan and St. John, with the above connections. cai tile was at 6 7 per cent. unchanged; patents at 3 30@4 40, extra fancy [email protected]| Tobacco. 18. hit 38. Ion sch ton, Alton 8.40 a. 12.40. 3.30 v. m.; Spaper quoted Boston & Best 78, Thelma, from Returning—Leave St John, Lubec and East- Bay, in.. Maine.167 167 3 10@3 20; fancy 2 76@2 86: choice 2 60u, Lead. brands_60@60 Brunswick for Boston. 3.30 Worcester (via S.erling Exchange was easier, with actual Sheet.6% @7 port same days. Wolfboro, p. m.; Central Pacific. 141^ 141/3 2 60; rye flour 2 76. Wheat lower; Jau 67*4c. Medium.30®40 Somersworth and Rochester,) 7.00 a. m.; bills at 4S7*/4U4 8S or l,ipG».6x.4(Sj6 i Througn tickets issued and baggage oneckotl business in bankers Cues. V4 July 27%'a- Common.25®39 Concord. 7.00 a. m.. 3.30 m.; Zinc...... 7Vs@8Vfc Natural Cnrlton to destination. jar* Freight received up to 4.00 Manchester, p. bills and 4 87% •. York.. ill. Leave Boston ior Portland, *9.00 a. m.t and are much Ilian last week. Su- Ohio & Miss'. Teutonic.New Liverpool. Jan 29 ures, higher 7.00 m, Old Colon*'.177% 177% SAVANNAH—The Con on market to-day Trinidad .New York. .Bermuda ..Jan 29 p. gar firm with a moderate demand. Molasses, jDoes not run out. & Western. )3% 13 was quiet; Middling 7 11-lCc. Vigllancia .. .New York. .Hav&Mex..Jnn 28 Mondays. tConntcta with Kail tor New Teas and Coffees and Noordland —New Y'ork. .. .Jan 29 Lines York, quiet, steady unchanged. Pacific Mail. 26V* 26 MOBILE—The Cotton market was .Antwerp to-day Teutonic.New York. South ana West In Produce, the market for is weak and Pulman Palace.161 150 middlings 7%c. .Liverpool. ..Jan 29 Fggs quiet; Scotsman.Portland. §Connect3 with Sound Lines for New York. Reaasnu. 8% 8V* .Liverpool.-., Jan 30 * 20c a for the best. Lem- MEMPHIS—The Cotton market to-dav was Western Division from North Berwick Sun- lower, being top price Rock Island 66 Niagara.New Y'ork..Cienfuegos ..Jan 30 64% 7 18-16 days only. ons and (tranges are easy, and lower prices St. Paul. firm; unuoling Advance.New York. .Colon Tail 31 67% 67% JtConnecte at Scarboro with do bfd.126 Coleridge.New York.. Kosario ...Feb 1 Crossing may be expected in a day or twro. Apples are 126 European Markets. Aiken, Augusta and Thomasville, Ga. train for Boston via Eastern Division. York. .. I Caracas.New Feb 1 Jr St-Paul at Omaha. 36% 3'% I.aguayra x Richmond and quiet and steady. Lumber firmer on spruce, (By New York. 1 Through Washington, 5 Througn tickets to all points In Florida, do prfd.118 1 is Telegraph.)- Spaarndam... .Rotterdam..Feb (FLORIDAX Charleston, via V the South and West tor dealers 60c advance. Cedar 21 Y'ork. .London Feb 1 Daily Line, Sundavs Excepted. sale at Ticket Office, asking Shingles si Paul. Minn, ci Mann.110 110 LONDON, Jan. L896.—Consols 107%d Mississippi.New Union Station. and the Campania.... New York..Livernooi ..Feb 1 THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS also are a little higher. Paints lower. Quinine Sunar,common.10 0% 100% for both money account. D. J. G. P. Merida.New York. .Montevideo Feb 5 BAY STATE AND PORTE AND. FLANDERS, and T. A., Boston, Tm is off about Vic. Fresh fisli rather TexasiPaclfic. 7% 7% LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21. 1*96.—Cotton market alternately leave ie21 dtf higher. Portland ... .. Feb 6 Atlantic ! Franklin Wharf. Portland, Union Pacific, new. 3% 3% American at estimat- Mongolian.... Liverpool g scarce and ib for steady: middling 4%d: York.. every evening at 7 o’clock, in season higher, jobbing 2Hcf Cod. U. S. Express. 38 38 sales 10.000 Maracaibo.New Maracaibo.. Feb 6 arriving ed bales: speculation and ex for connections with earliest trains for points and 3&3yac for Haddock, 2(£g2V4c for Hake. Wabash...... G% s port 1000 bales. Coast Line beyond. do prfd. 16% 16% Winter Wheat '5s § g MAINE R. R 2c for Cusk; Halibut at I2@l4c. Lobsters are Quotations 4.y3d@5s5y3d; Through tickets for Providence, Lovrell, CENTRAL Western Union. 81% 82% Spring Wheat 5s 6Vfed@5s 6Ysa. MINIATURE ALMANAC.JAN 22. lower at J4c •Ppound for boiled; live 12c g?. o 1 0 Worcester, New York, etc. Richmond & West Point. Corn 3s 4d. rises. 7 071 4 leave In Sun H| h t I 09 O Returning, India Wharf, Boston, Effect December 33, 1895. Fresh Beef firmer on some cuts; sides 6®7Va $> uo nrfd. Pork Hlbn wat8r ^ Only 1 Night from Boston to unchanged. Sun sets. 4 45 \ .... 4 16 every Evening at 7 o’clock. lb,hinds 8$&10c,iores4 Vaca:5c, rounds and flanks Cheese 46s. Moon sets .morn] Length o£ days ..938 Jacksonville and St. Augustine | J, B. Trains leave Portland, Union Station, loins 11 £ T X, xxcx„.„. COYLE, Manager. Railway 7@7VjjC, rump and al4c, backs at o@ Kow lorn Mini it« Stock i. J. F. for Poarland Wholesale Prices Current. O .hi ii LISCOMB, Gen. Agt. Square, stations named below ana inter- He. rattles 3a4c, round 4@4Vae;lamt>s at hm.in • Hogs if,v T*» !^frr:i.r»h.» 0 Oct. 1.1896. mediate points as follows: 8@10c, muttonat 6c. Round Hogs at 5@6Ya. FOR THE WEEK ENDING Jau. 21. O NEW YOKH. Jan. 21. 189h.—The following O Route of the celebrated “New 0 7.00 a. m. For Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, are oi Flour. Grata MARINE N'EWS York and Florida solid to-day‘» closing quotations mining siocks: 0 Special O Tl l AM I Augusta, Waterviile, Skoivhegan, Pittsfield, Freights. Cal. Coai.. Superfine & Wheat. 60-tbs. @75 O Vestibuled Train to Jacksonville 0 L HfJE Bangor, Bucksport. Lisbon Falls, Lewiston via low grades.2 90®3 1C and St. Mail Brunswick. The following are recent charters: Nocking Coal.. 1% PORT OF PORTLAND. 0 Augustine. O Royal Steamships. Homes take. 28 Spring VVneat bak- Corn, new, car 3S@39 8.30 a.m. For Danviile Jc. (Poland Springs) Bark Golden 3 >eaf, Savana-la Mar to Cam- NO EXTI^A FARE. Ontario... 9y* ers.cl and st3 40©36C Corn, nag lota. @43 Liverpool, Londonderry, Hali ax & Portland Service Mechanic Falls, Rumtord Falls, Lewiston, den Jau 21. g § From From I N. J., logwood 26. Quicksilver.,.2 Vi Patent Spi ne Meap bag lots.. @41 TUESDAY, From Livermore Kalis. Farmington, Phillips, Range- 3 it Liverpool.1 Steam-hips Portland \ Halifax. Bark Bea rice Havener, Turks Island to New ao pld.15 Vi vvneat... 90,2,4 Oats, car lots 26@28 Arrived, ® Trains o ley, Oakland and 'Watervilie, .viicli. str'gm Oats, bag*tots 80@a2 3 daily 2 Jan. Laurentiau. 23 25 .fan 8.45 a. m. For Fabyans, York, salt tic: New Haven CVac. exican. Steamship Scotsman, (Br) Maddox, Liverpool, | Bridgtou. Burling- roller.... 3 86(2396 Cotton Seec 16 Jan. Mongolian. 6 Feb. 8 Feb ton, Lancaster, St. Sherbrooke, passengers and mdse to Dominion SS Co. For rates aud information | Johnsbury, Schr J. B. Coyle, Fernandina to Elizabeth- clear do.. .3 70^3 7c car address 2 SO Jan. and Boston Proouce Market. lotS|0O 00@22 60 Steamer State ot Maine, St John, NB. q Numidlan. 2c Feb. I 22 Feb Montreal, Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis (Louis st'gi Colby, 13 Feb. and all west. port, phosphate rock $1 90. bag lots 0000@24 00 via Eastport. lor Boston. ® J. H. JOHNSON, N. E. Laurentian. 6 Mar. I 7 Mar points BOSTON, Jan. 21, 1896.—Tlie following are roller... 3 85(2)3 Of sacked Br'r Agent, g 27 Feb. Mongolian. | 19 | 21 10.30 a. m. For Brunswick, Bath, L.sbon Schr Addie Charleson, Philadelphia to Key Sen Railroad, Simmons. Friendship. 300 Washington St., Boston. quotations of : clear do. .3 70®3 76 car lots. 14 00@15 uO ^ ft Falls, Lewiston, via. Brunswick, Gardiner Au- vo-day?s Provisions, etc. Cleared. Steamers sail from Portland about l on West, coal Si 30: thence to Charleston, S. C., to Wnt'x wheat bag lots. ,ftl6@17 00 or any Ticket Office. p.m. gusta and Waterviilo. flour. Q Coupon 0 after arrival of all j 4 00®4 26 00 Thursdays trains due at 1.00 p. to. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon Philadelphia, oak ties 19c. patents. \1iddhngs. 81H@17 Steamship Manhattan, Bragg, New York—J Portland at noon. Mian.. 3 75&$3 85. Fish, ots. 00 Falls. Watervilie. Bar Harbor Ssprlngpatents. bag .*17@19 B Coyle. o*o*oecoo«o«o«o®o«o«o*o*oS REDUCED Augusta, Bangor, Schrs John F. Randall, and W. K. Park.Phil- 3 od—L a v g« RATES. via Spring pat. Wis., 60&3 70. Coffee. Sch El — J H Oldtown aud Houltou, B. & A. Dorado, Means, Millbridge CABIN—Portland to $60 to $60 adelphia to Portland, coal 9oc, Spring, clear an.l straight, 3 U0@3 50. Shore ... .4 75®6 2.: qto.roasted21 @24V2 Blake. Liverpool, 1.15 p. m.. For Danvflle Jc., Poland Springs Return. $100 to $110. station. Schrs Geo. E. and Three Winter patents, 3 9 >$4 00. small do.. 2 50®3 21 lava do.28@31 Sch Rosa E. Stone, Georgetown—N D Roberts. Mechanics Falls, Rumford Falls, W&lgott, Marys, 3 SECOND CABIN—To Liverpool. Londonder- Winter, clear and straight, 45@3 85, rollock ... .2 25®3 2 Molasses. Lewiston, Farmington, Klngfleld. Phillips to coal SAILED—Sch ry, Glasgow or Philadelphia Portland, $:. Add 25c to the above for the jobbing rates. Haddock... 1 60®2 o 'orto Rico.27@33 Roger Drury. Belfast, $30. Return, $55. Oakland, Bfegtiani, Watervilie. Skowhegan, GRAND Steerage to Liverpool, London- 11 .... 1 0« TRUNK Queenstown, aud Vanceboro. Schr F. It. Baird, Portland to New York, ice ake.. 60(22 ‘arbaaoes.2o@28 Bangor MEATS. Belfast. London or Herring, box derry. Glasgow, $24.60 1.30 p, m. For Freeport. Au- p. t. Pork, long and short cut, & barrel, 13 00. auoy.30&35 Capt Harry J Alien, of the yacht Brunswick, Scaled.... Tea. Missionary RAILWAY. gusta, Bath, Rockland aud all stations on Pork, light and hvy oacks $12 00@13 00. 9@13 Schrs Mattie B. Russell, and Grace Davis, Mackerel. t» Alert, desires to inform all charitable persons STATE LINE I Steamships. Knox & Lincoln division. Skow- Pork, lean lends 13 00. moys.37@2o New York and via Watervilie, New York to Extra Is 00 on who to Glasgow Lonaenderry. hegan. Belfast. Dover and Green- Portland, coal, p. t. Tongues pork, $16 60: do beef $19 p bbL 00®$' go us.14@50, may wish contribute clothing or other On aad after $40 Foxcroft, Snore Is S22 MONDAY. Nov. 18tli, 1895 Cabin, and upwards. Return, $80 and ville, Bangor, Oldtown. Schrs and $8 60®l1 60. 00®$: •pan.2 8@3 Sj the * Bucksport, Vanceboro. Mav Williams, Clara E. Randall, Beef, corned, things for distribution among needy people trains will run as follows: upwards. St. Honlton and corned and fresh 7c. Shore 2s sf19 00®$l' ormoso.20@bO John, Halifax, Woodstock. to Shoulders, Glasgow to Boston direct via Derry and m Philadelphia Portland, coal, p. t. Produce. Sugar. of the coast and islands, that he will be glad to LEAVE. 3.30 p. For Sebago Lake, Bridgton, Fry- Shoulders, smoked, 7Va. Galway. Prepaid steerage $25.50; intermedi- Schr Baltimore to Portland, Cape Cran’brs$ 9®$ andara Gran 5 1-6 call for them at any address sent to him at No. For Auburn and burg. North Conway, Fabians, Lancaster, Viator, coal, ]i. t. Hams, and Lewiston 7.15, 7.55 a. in ate $30. to T. P. McGowan and large small, 9Vj ftlOVac. 5.20 Apply H. G, St. Johnsbury, Moutreaijand Chicago. Brig Manson, Swan Island to Maine, $7(2$ iCx-quality,line 108 Newbury street. 1.10,1.30, p. m. STARR, Portland; JU. & A. ALLAN. Philadelphia, Bacon. 9c. S8 o Boston, 5.05 p. m. For Brunswick. Lisboa Jersey 00@$9 granulated 6M» For Gorhamaud Berlin, 7.65a.m.. 1.30 and or co Bata, cr6ss-walk and t. Pork, salt 6y2C. H. & A. ALLAN, General Agents, No. Falls, Augusta and Watervilie. curbing, p. Xevv York HlxtraC, 411-16 5.20 p. m. 1 Inda Briskets, salt 6J/a. St., Portland. Me. p. ui,, ror wcw -uauviue Pea Beans, 1 45@1 5 FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. For Island Pond,7.55 a. m., and 1.30 p. m. «.xy uiuucejtier, Imports. Sausages, 7Vic. Junction, Poland Springs station, Mechanic — For Montreal and Chicago, 7.66 a. and Sausage meat. 6V2C. Foreign op 1506215:. Provisions. BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Jan 20 Ar, schs m.. MAINE COAST NAVIGATION CO. Falls, Auburn and Lewtoton; LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Scotsman— Yellow itves.l 65:21 70 1.30 p. in. Lard. tcs.at OVic;pails, at 7@7y2C; If, in pails, Jerusha Baker. Machlas for Portland; Fredonia 11.00 p. m, Night Express, sleeping cars, for 212 csks china to Bros l+u do to J Cai Pea... .1 70®! 75 Pork- For Quebec, 1.30 p. m. For clay Baring 8 Vi « 91/4 Caroline Yought. and Fannie Hayden, ilshlug. Bath, Popham Beach, Boothbay Harbor and Bath, Lewiston, B Moors & Co 3.37 cs 10 M Irish Potars. clear.. 13 00@13 50 Augusta, Waterville, oranges Cummings Beef steers. 6fa7V«. bu35@i0 Ju port, sch Addle P McFaddeu,-. ARRIVALS. Bangor, Bar Harbor. Vanceboro, St. 25 do to J I Libby 60 do to Winchester & Ross. sweets. Vineland 6 00 bacKs... 13 00(3213 50 WisoassetL Bucksport. Beef, fresh, hinds 8@10c; fores, 4£5c, On and Stephens. St John and all Aroostook County. do Jersey.... i®4 60 light. 12 50:3213 00 EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. From Lewiston and Auburn. 8.26 a. and after Tuesday, Oct, 29th, the new Halifax and Lambs, 6(&7c ty tb. m„ and the Provinces, but does not run to Railroad «» .■». Onions— 12.15 3.10. 5.16 and 5.30 m. fast Hogs, dressed,city, 5Vac ^ lb: country, 4V/ic. Ar at Philadelphia 21 st, sch Calvin B n. Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft or beyond Native,bbl 1 50@l 75 Beef—light.. 9 00 Orcutt, From Island Pond. Berlin and PORTL VN t>. Jan. 21. Turkeys, Northern, choice. —c. Pierce, Portland’ 48 hours. Gorham, Bangor, Saturday nights. Sp Chickens... 14® 15 heavy. 10 60 8.25. a. m.,12.15 and 5. 30 p. m. STEAMER SALACIA. Receipts Maine Central R. R.—For Port- Turkeys, Western 13@14. Sid fm Newcastle. NSW, Jan 20, barque Har- liy < Turkevs, Wes. ±4®15c Bnlests^fcbS 5 75@ From am. 12.15 and 6.30 will leave Franklin SUNDAY hickens. Northern, choice, —c. vard, Colcord, for Mollendo. Chicago Montreal, Wharf, Portland, on Tues- TRAINS. lind, 177 ears miseellaueous merchandise; for North, turkeys 15 Id Lara, tes and p. m. days, and Fowls, Northern, 13(gi4c. Ar at Barbadoes prev to Jan 20, barque Grace Thursdays Saturdays at 8 a in 7.20 a. in., train for Brunswick Au. Fowls.... il®13c Va bbl.nure. 63/i @6% From 12.15 a. m. for paper connecting roads 160 cars. Fowls, Western, 115612c. Lynwood, Gilley, New York. Quebec. Popham Beach, Bath, Boothbay Harbor gusta, Waterville and Bangor. Applet. docom’nd. 63/«@ Pullman Palace Cars on and Wiscassett. Chickens. Western 12^14. Ar at Point-a-Pitre Jan 20, sch Luis G Sleeping Night 1.00 p. m. For Brunswick Lisbon Falls, 3 o0@3 50 67/8 @67/8 Rabel, trains and cars on Fancy. nails,compd parlor day trains. Returning—Leave Wiscassett on Mondays, and Ketaii Grocers sugar (ta'es. FRODUC*. Fair to good 2 25(22 60 754 Gardiner, Portland Dec 24 via Barbados. Lewiston, Bath, Augusta, Watery*He, pails, pure @8 TICKET OFFICE NO. 177 MIDDLE Wednesaays and Fridays at 6.45 a. m Portland Ar at Liverpool 20th, steamer Numidian, Bangor. market—cut loaf at 7c;confeetlouers cream, 26c, Baldwins.. $2 75®3 2 pure If 91/4@9Va STREET, AND DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA for Bntter, choice, Pcmc 'iH. 1 MoNichol, Portland via Halifax. Boothbay Harbor, Bath, Popham Beach 11.00 p. in.. Night Express with sleeping fair to hvap re.».aye STREET. and .c;pulverized. —c; powdered, 6c; granuiaieu, Butte/, good, 245625c. Ar at Jan Portland cars for ah pDints. Lemons. oocov’ra Bermuda 20, steamer Trinidad, fm 1-uuer. North, choice, 20(321. @10^ CHAS. M. HAYS, Gen’l Manager. Fare, 81.00 to Bath, Harbor and ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. Va ': colfee crushed, 5c*, veilow. 4 Va ■- Messina 3 50 Oil. New York. 49 hours. Boothbay Butter, unit, crm. 2(>@2lc. oo@3 Portlana. Nov. 18th. 18uo. dtf Wiscassett. From Montreal, Quebec, Palermo.... 3 50 Kerosenel20 ts 11 Ar at Hiogo, Jap. Jan 19, ship Henry Failing, Fabyans. Bridgton, Ladle packed H5@17. 00@3 O. C. OLIVER. CHAS. R. 8.25 a. Lewiston and Mechanics Falls Portland block Lust. Oranges. Merriman, Philadelphia. LEWIS, in.; Cheese. Northern, new do lOaiOVa; Wst, ch’ce Lipoma.HVs President. Treasurer. 8.30 a. m.; Waterville, Augusta and Bath, Corrected bv Swan & Barrett, Bankers and 9,ftl0c. California. 3 00 ®3 25 Centennial.llVa STEAMERS. oct29 dtf 8.35a.m.: Mattawamkeag,Bangoi and Rockland Jamaica 4 00@4 26 Pratt’s Astral ..Is ya Notice to Martners. i loiters, 186 Middle street. Eggs, hennery choice. 26@: East 20. 12.25; Kingfleld, Rum- Valencia. 4 00ia>4 26 Devoe’s brilliant Phillips, Farmington, 13Vj [Delaware—New Shoal ] ford Falls, Skowhegan, Oakland and Lewiston eX DO IL S. Fggs. Mich, choipe, 19c. Eggs. In halt bbls lc extra Western fresh 18ral9c. Capt J H Jones, of sch Geo Taulane, reports 12.30 p. m.; No. Ccnway and Frveburg 4.40 Description. Par Value, Bid. Asked Nearby. @20 Kaisins. CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO beans. 30fal 45 1 35. when in a position from whicli Fenwick Island p. m.; Skowliegan, ’Waterville, Book- anal National Bank.100 116 pea,L -.mediums, 30@1 Eastern extra.. 19@2n Muscatel.50 lb bxs3@6 118 Feans, 1 45 65;red lightship bore about N 5 30 W true (north mag) CUSTOM LOUSE WHARF. land 5 25 p. m.; St, Joliu. St. Stephen, Casco National yej. eyes, ft* kid.l 30@1 35. Fresh Western... @18 London lay’rl *2642 25 PORTLAND. ML Bank.100 98 100 1 distance about 7 miles, the ve sel struck on a in Aroostook County, Bar Harbor and Bangor ( Beans foreign, 25@1 35. Held. CoaL Winter Time Table, Kffect Not. 25, *95. umberland National Bank.. 40 36 38 @17 small shoal with lSVa feet of water on it and DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE. 5.35 p. m.; ley, Farmington, Rumford Pota #*%Aroostook Co. Hebrons 33@3oc bush. Buttex. Ketail—delivered. Leaves Portland For Forest Range Chapman National Bank.100 98 loo four to nve fathoms close to it. City Landing, Falls, Skowhegan. Lewiston 5.45 p. no; Chicago Potatoes:* N H Hebrons 33{aj3i>. Cream* rv Cumberland 4 50 Approx posi- First National Bank.100 98 100 ,fucy.. 24@25 uo®4 tion: lat 38 20 30 N, Ion 75 1 30 W. Peaks Is;and, 5.45, 6.40, 8, a ni„ 2.15 and and Montreal and all White Mountain do Kose. Gilt Edge Vr mt. @24 Chestnut.... i«« 00 6.10 m. For Little and Great Merchants’National Bank.. 75 110 112 p. Diamond, From Boston every and points. 8.10 p.m., all points on B. & A. R. B., Potatoes, White s ar, 28®3"c. Choice. FrauPlln.... 7 25 and Wednesday Saturday. National Traders’ Bank_100 i98 loo @2() Memoranda Trefethena Loug Island. 8.00,a. m„ Bangor, Bar Harbor. 1.40 a. its,: choiec ^ bbl, $3 00;a'3 60. Cheese. LehlU..... 6 m. Portland National Bank_100 loo 102 Apples, ® oO and 2.16, p. From express Halifax St. John, Waterville Baldwins at $2 50it3 00. N. 12 4 00 London, Jan 18—Steamer Dominion, Cross, Philadelphia every Wednesday Bangor Portland Trust Co.100 llo 112 Apples. terry. @12% Pea. C. W. T. GODl>iG, General Manager. apd Augusta, 3.30 a. m. V ermom ... 12 c*i 2 from Portand, which stranded at Bereliaven. i ortlaud Gas Company. 50 85 9o % nov25dtf and PAYSON TUCKER, V. P. & G. M. Ireland, has been floated and arrived at Bristol Saturday. Portland Railroad 118 Chicago Live Stock Market. 8age ....13 @13% F. £. G. P. & T. A. CompanyiOO 120 Damage not extensive. nom Central Wharf, Boston, 3 p. m. From BOOTHBY, Portland Water Co..100 loo Bread Lumber. to-day. Dec. 1895. 106 (By Telegraun- Pine Street Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p, m. In- Portland. 17, BONDS Pilot sup... .7 @7% White wood— surance one-half the rate of oct4 dti Jan. 21, 1896.—The Domestic Ports. Portland and Steamboat Co sailing vessel. Portland City 6s. 1887.103 104 CHICAGO, Cattle mark- do sq.6 N0I&2. l-in$32@*3S Boothbay Freights for the West the Penn. R. 1 et-receipts 400; NEW YORK-Ar by R., and ortland 6s. 1907.12u 122 steady; common to extra Crackers.... 4%@5% SaDs.l-in. S26@*28 20th, brig Mary Gibbs, Al- FALL ARRANGEMENTS. South by connecting lines, forwarded free of Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding 102Val03ys steers 4 25 a4 90; Stockers and feeders 2 5o@ Cooperage. Com’n,l-m *23ss*26 len, Demerara 45 days via Delaware Break- commission. Fortlaud 4 o*»; cows and bulls at 1 50@3 0 calves at Hhhd shooks & hds— water. 4s, 1913, Funding..1U7 107 ; 1V4, 1^&2- Passage *10.00. Kound 818.00. Portland & Rumlord Falls J 1899. R 3 00<&6 00 Texans 2 40®4 L5. Mol. 1 76 Cld 21st, Josephus.Gilkey. for After Trip R’y. angor 6s, R.-aiii.107 1 lo city. 60@1 in, Noi&2*33®$35 ship Shanghai; Monday, Sept. S, Meals and room included. In Effect Oct. 6s. Hogs—Pteceipts 21,000; firm, and 6c 86 00 Daisy Reed, Mitchell. schs 7, 1835. Baugor 1905, Water.115 3 7 higher; Sug.count’y @1 l¥4,iyi&2-ln barque Gibraltar; For freight or passage to P. and lots Thos W Holder. apply F. WING. Bath es. 1898. K. R. am.104 101 heavy packing shipping at 4 oogA 20; Country MoL Saos. 1283*30 McKitchio, Hayti; Austin D Agent, Central Boston. DEPARTURES. Bath common to choice mixed at 3 95ra4 20: hhdsnooKs Drlnkwater, Port au Prlnee. Wharf; 5s. 1897, Municipal.100 102 choice Squares, *363*88 Knight, Steamer E. B. Treasurer and assorted 4 !6CwA Enterprise SAMPSON, General 8.30 A. M. & 1. 15 P. M. From Union Station Bath 4yas, 1907, Municipal.100 101 i7y*; light at 3 95&4 20; pigs hhd hdgml Sid 21st, barque Onaway, for Freemantle; so stale 10. Braziil. Will leave East Boothbay Monday at 7.15 Manager, SL. Fiske Building, Boston. for polana, Mechanic Falls, Buck Can- Lath 4s, 1921, Refunding.1 ou 102 5 25564 32 n. 24@26 1&2*36@$36 sch Ellen Crusoe, for Mass. field. a. m. tor Portland, touching at So. Bristol, oot22dtf ton. Dlxtield and Rumford Falls. Belfast Os, 1898.P. K. aid.104 106 Sheep—receipts 9,000;firm, 10c higher; infe- 8ughd36m 21 @23 lyi.lVb & 2- BOSTON—Cld 2lst, b rque Kremlin,Rosario; 2 Heron Island, Boothbay Harbor and 8.30 a. 1.05 and 5.10 m, From Union Belfast 4s, Municipal.101 103 rior to choice 25*3 75. lambs 3 25,£4 65. Hoops 14 ft. 26@80 in.Nol&2 S34S836 schs Annie G Quiner, Cayenne; Graeie D Bu- Squirrel m., p. Calais 3 2 it. 3 H&J Island. Station lor Rolan! and 4s, 1901—1911 Refunding.. 100 102 ,, 26@28 2ya, &4-m*40(a *45 cliannan. Baltimore; Blenderman, Wal- 8 8 Tuesday, leave Portland at 6.4E a. m. lor Mechanic Falla. Lewiston 6s, 1901, Municipal.108 110 Domestic Markets. t. @9 S'th pine.... *253*35 doboro and Camden. Touching at Squirrel HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT Train Union Station J.16 m. con- Lewiston 4s, 1913. Municipal.102 104 Cordage. Clear pine— BRUNSWICK—Ar 20th. schs Fannie L Child, Pemaquid. Island, GO. leaving p. Paco By Telegraph. / John S Boothbay Harbor, Heron Island, So. Bristol nects at Rumford Falla with R. F. & R. L. B. R. 4s. 1901. Municipal.100 mi mer,n#tblO%@li 1 Uppers.$55@65 Fuller, Fall River; Deering, Woodland, beginning November 5th, >"teanier Merry‘ Maine Central R. Manilla... aud East Boothbay. train for Byron r.ud Houghton. K. 7s.1898,1st. i>rlu;i 108 JANUARY 21, 1896. 7ya@8% [Select.S45®55 Jacksonville. conoag will leave Portland Pier, Portland- Manilla bon Fine common. .842345 sch Edward H Wednesday, leave Pemaauid at 6 a. m. for 7s. 1912, cons, NEW YORK—The Fiour — | Sid 20tli. Blake. Smith. Provi- Sundays fitgj.34 is? mantel receipts Portland and above daily, excepted: 104 rope. 00&9 ISpruce. *13l/a®14 50 deuce. landings, For and ," I 106 39,780 packages; exports 5,304 bbls and 23 leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. for Long, Lbebeague Islands, coaches between Union g6s, 1900. extens’nloo sacks: sales Prussia do.38 @18Va 1 Hemlock.*11@12 BALTIMORE—Cld 18tt),sch Win R Houston, Thursday, and Orr’a Through passenger 108 607 12,600 packages; moderate Harbor. at Harps well, Bailey’s islands, 2.0C "4yas. 6isai. 0@7 ! Clayboards— Coleman. Fall River. Boothbay Touching Squirrel m. For Cliff _ 1906, SkgFdlOl 102 demand and lirai. p. Island, Monday, Wednesday Leeds & K. R. Brugs and Dyes. 18th. sch Islahd. Portland and Rumford Falls. Farmington 6s. 1.896. loo JOl Flour a violations—low extras at 2 25® 2 66 i Spruce. X.*30®82 CHAULESTON-Ar Ella M Storer, and Friday 2.00. p. m. Station, l’onland & Acid Oxalic... .12@14 I Clear.826328 New Ella L Friday, leave Boothbay Harbor at 9 a. m. Ogd’g *6s, 1900. 1st mtgi06 108 ettv mills extra at 4 0064 10; citv mills Haskell, York; Davenport, East- Return for Portland. Leave Orr's Island patents Acid tart...... 2d for Portland. Touching at Squirrel Island. Through tickets on sale for ail Portland Water Co’s 6s, 1899.104 io6 4 20 i4 45: winter wheat low eraries ?3@3b clear.*23326 man, Boston. 6.45 a. n». calling at Harpswell and inter- points a7 2 20® Saturday, leave Portland at 6.45 a. in. for Portland Water Co’s 4s. 1927.100 tair to a; 2 66 S3 Ammonia.16@20 No 1.*16@20 Sid 19th, sch Warner Moore, Rich- mediate Arrive at on 102 3 65 : fancy 30: natents at 3 46 Crockett, East at landings. Portland 9.15 P. A R. F. E’y. a snes. pot.... 6% @ 8 1 50 mond. Boothbay. Touching Squirrel Island, a firain u3 75; Minnesota clear 2 606,3 10- nne.*25® .la* ISAIAH DANIELS, i>unraT,Mns. straights P>als copabla. .48@56 I Shinnies— Sid sch Nellie Boothbay, Heron Island and So. Bristol. do at 3 00 « 3 35: do patents 3 i0: 20th, Coleman, Ross, for Fort octodtf Gen’l Manager R. C. BRADFORD, Traffic Mgr. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE 15,9,4 do rve Beeswax.37@42 X cedar.... 3 oo®3 60 ALFRED RACE, manager. mixtures 2 10.93 20; superfine at Morant. Maine. 2 10*2 65 Blcli powders... 7@9 Clear cedar.2 00 aug31dtf Tortland, Monday s quotations. fine at 2 0Ug2 25. Southern flour 7fi®8 CAMDEN—Sid 20th, sch Leona, Lane, for L. L. LINCOLN Superintendent, steady and Borax.9@10 IX No 1.1 85(32 26 Boston. - WH ncliangf-ri; common to fair extra 2 POmNIOft LIWE. Feblodtf Rumford Falls. Maine EAT. 10*2 80- Brimstone. .2 @2% No 1 cedar..1 2631 75 sch D to choice at 2 90*3 00. DARIEN—Cld 20th, J Sawyer. Kelley, Jan. gooil Rye flour more Cocliiueai.40t®43 25(3,1 60 / suffered terribly May. active and s eady at 2 40»2 Hi. Spruce.1 Bridgeport. Royal Mail Steamships—Liverpool Service Opening. 00% Buckwheat Copperas..... 1%@ 2 Laths.SPC6..1 90®2 00 in flour at 1 3,. Buckwheat at 38c FEHNaNDINA—Ar 19th, seh John B Coyle, from roaring my via Londonderry. Closing.59 Vs 61% elev Corn- 11 earn tartar.... 29@82 Lime—Cement. Port meal steady, unchanged. Rye nominal. Leighton. Spain. head during an attack From From From Wheat— Ex .. csk. 1 00® Portland & Worcester Una OlKK —oush: logwood. 12@15 Lime.® Sid 19th, scl: Wm H Sumner, Pendleton, New Liverpool. | Steamers. 1 Portland. 1 Halifax receipts exports 262,661 bush: sales Gumarabic.. .70@1 22 Cement..... 140® of catarrh, and because Jan. — bush; dull and easier with Haven. 9 May options: No' 2 Red — used Jan. | .'"coisman I Jan. 3d i Feb. 1 and Glvccrine !2tf (a) 27 Matches. JACKSONVILLE Cld 18th, sch Eugene very deaf, Ely's oenlng. 29 Ve in store elev at 714»c;anoat at 72»a fo Jan. 23 I Vancouver I Feb. 13 | Feb. 35 1 Aloes cape.15(6)26 66 Hall, Sawyer. St Pierre. Cream Balm and in PORTLAND & IWSTER L !i. Cosing...;.27 Vs 2 9% b 7244 9.74V4C: No Northern 7144c. Corn- Star,IP gross Feb. 1 | Labiador 1 Feb. 27 Feb :0 Dirieo. Ar 17th, sch Celia F, Randall. New York. 29 receipts 36,100 bush: exports 95,232 Camphor.(38(a) @66 three weeks could hear POliK. bush- SC—Sid Steamers sail on sales bush: more Mytrh..... 52(6.55 Excelsior.60 GEORGETOWN. 18th, sch Harold J Thursday after arrival of Jan 200,000 active for export and’ New as well as ever.—A. E. STATION FOOT OF PHEBLE STREET, at 36c elev; 37e Opium.... 2.5U(#3 60 Metals. McCarty, Drlsko, York. all trains due at Portland at noon. <'uenlng. 10.60 firm;No2 afloat. Uats—re Rates of ceipts Shellac.46@60 Copper— MOBILE—Ar 18th, sch Penobscot, Dodge, Newman, Grating,Mich. passage—First Cabin 850 to 870; Closing. 10.60 68,0uo bus; exports 395 bush; sales 65 On and after finndar, December 1895. Indigo.85c(a>S t 14*48 com •. 00 til 0 Key West. return 8100 to $130, to steamer 6, 000 bush; moderately active and stronger-No according Passenger trains will Lea-ve Portland: LARD. > iodine.4 4 25 Polished copper. 33 NORFOLK—Ar 20th, Jas W and berth. at 21 24 c; White do 25*4 0; No 2 barque Elwell, For Chica- 70 Bolls. 18 Goodman, Baltimore; schs CATARRH Second Cabin to or Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, July. Sept. go 2nViC: No 3 at 23Vsi-; White do Ipecac.160i£l Laura L Sprague, Glasgow Belfast, Liv- at 244. c- 12 Abbie S ELY’S CREAM er or NiisniA, Windham and Eppm? at 7.30 a. Opening. Mixed Western at Licorice, rt... .16(6)20 Y M sheath- Wixon. Lynu; Bowker. HALM Opens and cleanses pol Londondery, $30.00 and return 24Vs@2s%c:;White do anu m. and 12.30 p. m. Closing. Lac ex.34(®40 lYWJolts. 12 Cld 17tli, sch Geo P for the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflamma- $55 00. To Londou, Bristol or Cardiff $3 White State 25o,28c. Beef in moderate demand Davenport, McLeod, For Manchester, Concord, and points Nortli Morphine... 1 80®2 00 Salem. tion, Heals the Sores, Protects the Membrane additional, or $61 return. Steerage to Tuesday’s quotations. and unchanged; ftmilv *10*12 00; extra B(h5S>s.22024 from at 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 p. m. mess Oil bergamoi2 76(6)3 20 Ingot- ll@12 NEWPORT NEWS—Ar Sarah W colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and Liverpool, Londonderry, London, Belfast. at 7 60.6:8 00; beef hams steady; tterced 20th,’sch For Rochester, Alfred, Water- wheat. beef Nor.Codlivor2 25@2»0 Tip— Lawrence, Hammett. Boston for Norfolk Smell. The Balm is quickly absorbed and Queenstown and $24.50 and Suriugrvnle, quiet and flrmicity extra In, ia mess at Glasgow, boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. w. 12-30 and 15 e,o <£ Lemon.1 762 265 Straits.... 15*1016% Ar 20th, sch R W gives relief at once. $25.50, according to steamers. Jan. meats firmer: pickle bellies Hopkin, Hicliborn, Tbo- 4.25 p. cn Mav. S17;cut 121bs 5Vs- Olive.1 60 mas ion. to H. G. 2 1-2 69 do shoulders 5c; do hams 00@2 EngUsn._ Apply STARR, Union For Gorham at 7.30 and 9.45 J’l’en'PK. 61% 8Vi®9c.Hard easier Peppt.300&.3 25 L Co.. NEW HAVEN—Ar A T. P. SIcGOWAJS. 418 a. 12.30, 60 and Western steam closed Char. @5 ®9 20th, sch Winnecance, particle is applied Into each nostril and is Wharf, Congress 6.20 and. 6.2 (losing.... 61% dull; 6; city at 6 50 2o Mason. Scotland. E it > 3.00, 4.25, p. a. Win ter gree nl 6@2 00 Char. LX.. Price 60 cents at or street, J. W. PET ON. 2 Exchange refined Is firm: Continent 6 35; S A 6 60 «£ 60 Druggists by For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, West- CORS. com- Potass br’mde. 46a47 lerne ... .6 00@8 PASCAGOULA—Sid 18th, sch jJKjeeable. street, or DAVID TORRANCE & CO.. Gen at4-i@"’c. Eleanor, Voss, brook ou and Woodford’s at pound Provisions—Pork is steady Chlorate.24 £28 Antimony... 12@1* Havana. ELY agents. Foo' of India street. declldtf 7.S0, Jan May. with moderate demand; mess at BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York 9.46 a. m.. 12.30. 3.GG 5.20 S10 75®i 1 ■ ... 4 00 4.26, Opening..,. uqs^ oo- Iodide.2 t'S 3 (■,*, 76*5 ® Kimball, Caswell. Ponce. 29% Butter is dull; liberal receipts.and 4 6'>®456 uttSSPa J??*a M.W&Ffnrra and G.25 u. xu. 1 lower-state Quicksilver. .. d8a62 PUNTA GORDA—Ar sch B W msing.26% do ®2 Boston. P I jSL O £3 York, Closing. lo* 10V4C; small 7*4* 1O’y, via “Providence Line,” .or Norwich and 10.32 imey c.Petroleum Senua.25(6:30 Nasal Stores. Cld 20th. ship Eureka, New York. tec; united 1 40. Coffee—Rio 00 Darrah, New York, Via “Norwich *0" with Lostos 1 dull, steady Canary seed.... 4@6 Tar }p bbl. .2 75@3 At anchor off Brandywine 20th sch Boston stock dull. flrm;reflned .4 00 Maggie & Albany R. R. for the W r. and with rh« Market. §igar—raw quiet,unchanged: Cardamons 1 OOigl 75 Coal tar.. 76@5 S Hart. Earren. from Savannah for Camden. 4»/» 7 at 4 No 8 00 FOR SALE OR New York All Rail via “S»rinarfi©ld.” The’d were fo 6 at ; 5-luc; at 4 6-16- N09 Soda, Pitch.2 75*8 PERTH AMBOY—Sid RENT; ALSO lowing today’s quotatt ns on''" by-carb3% (a)684 20th, sch Grace Davis, Trams arrive at Portland om Worcester stocks in Boston: fi 4 3-16C; No 10 at *Vsc: Noll, at 40- Sal.3%@3 Wl). Pitch. .2 75®3 00 Dodge. Portland. No at 1.30 D. m,: from Rochester at 8.30 a. No 12 at 3 15-16C: lo »t37/8C; off A at 00@4 00 ul, AiexleAll oeutrai s. eg buDhur.a; @2V* Rosin.S PROVINCETOWN-Ar seh Alice Hol- A 6 3-16; standard A 4 gai 38*48 19th, Q 3FS. C3r J&. 2ST £3 1.30 and 6.45 p. tru: from Gorham Atctt son. 1 oneiL.f& stnnta Fe B. .14% 4Vj(845i.;Mould 15-16- Sugar lead.20@22 Tupennne, brook, from Boston for a coal port. DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT Contectioner9’A 4 13-16c; cut loaf and 7 @8 at 6.40. 8.30 a’ld 10.50 a. ni„ 1.3U Boston .V Maine crushed’ White wax.... 60,fi.5r> Oakum.... ROCKLAND—Sid 20th. sch is sold under positive written guarantee bv It.!l67 5 M-16;powdered 5 3-iCc; granulated 4 OIL Majestic, Billings or Plain at 4.15, 5.45 an G.l5p. m. pfo. 16-16c- Vltrol. blue.... 6 ®8 Now York. authorized agente only, to cure Weak Very Fancy *155 Cubes 5 3-16. Linseed.43@48 Memory”* For through Tickets to all points West and Maine | Vanilla.bean S10S113 SEAT LE—Ar 20th, ship Jackson, Loss of Braiu and Nerve Power; Lost Mm F. 11. centrrl..ii34% are those made Louisiana, hood’ South, apply to COLLINS. Tick©! .irk ana New itnslana Quotations by refiners on the Pack. iBoilea.46@r*i ban Francisco. Night Losses; Evil Dreams; Lack NO. 1141-2 EXCHANCE ST. it. under the of 65*76 of Agent, Portland, Me. n one-priceba*is plan October loih No 1.32 ISperm. SAVANNAH—Cld sen Huickness;onfidence; Nervousness; Lassitude; all Pacific. 20th, Jas A — 5. W. 3^ 1895 which makes dealers and Garfield, Drains; —AT PETERS, Supt. Amer can large wholesale No 3.028 I Whale.&o®60 New York. Loss of Power of the Generative in hell.. Wood, Organs either «. iff grocers of the Trust No 10.20 iBank.30(8)36 3329 American Sngar.i common.10l»/8 agents handling sugars on sex, caused by over-exertion, Youthful Errors, or con ignment, and who are at stated 8 oz.13 Shore.25*80 sugar, pfd. 96% times of Foreign Port,. Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, Wiseassei* Itailroari Co settlement allowed a cmmisslon of 3-16c 10 oz.18 I which Quebec Mass., m. t’orgle.30@36 Ar at 18th leads to Misuy, Consuinruion, Insanity pfd. There is also a trade discount of l I Lard. 46 @66 Hong Kong inst. ship Danl Barnes, do common..... per cent on Gunpowder—Shot. and Death. By mail, $1 a box; six for $5; with W. P. HASTINGS. On ami after Nov., 4ih 1895. Trains wil cent for cash 10 Arpe, from Philadelphia via 100 bbl lots and 1 per if bald Blasting ... 3 60^4 00 Castor.10081 Nagasaki written or leave Wiscassett for Albion ana Mexican Central. 9 with- Sid fm Port Elizabeth. guarantee to cure refund money. way stations a in seven and no trade 50 Neatsfoot ... CGH, Dec 23, barque davs, discount 011 smaller Sporting. 4 60(6.6 55c®To Sample five 9.18 a. m. and 3. 65 p m., in China a H G Johnson. Colby, lor Port Nat aud package, containing days’ treatment, a-rmng quantities. No sales less than 26 barrels. For Drop shot,26 tbs. 1 30 Klaine.(@ Aleppy. with full instructions, 25 cents. One sample 12.00 a.nv and 0.56 p. m. there is Paints. Sid fm Lisbon etn inst, sch Belle H. E. The sale of Dr. sugar packed in bags no a, ditlonal Puck. b. BB. Wooster, only sold to each mail. MILLS, trains leave Albion a. unprecedented Bulls’ Coffin, Annatto Bay. person by Returning ate.OO m. charges on granulated or softs from 1 to 14 in- and 12.15 in Wiscassett Cough Liyiup provokes competition; hut X. XT. Jr.1651 Lead— Ar at East London Deo Sold by J. h. Hammond, corner Free and p.m., arriving at 9,05 clusive, and other grades Vic I? lb additional. 23, barque Gleneida, Piano Tuner. a. m. and 2. 57 the people cling to Dr. Bull’s Bay* Pureerotnid.6 25@6 76 Corning, New Y'ork. Center Sts.: L. C. Fowler, corner Congress and p.m. Cough Freights to Elerpool quiet: grain by steam at r> J. P. Pressed.ll4ffilo| lied...... 2jp 5 75 Ar at Rio Janeiro 20th Lafayette and H. P. S. Goold. 681 Con- Order TUCKER, Supt. Syrup. *d. Insf, barque Priscilla, Sts., Slate at Chandler’s Music Store. 431 RICHARD T. Geu’l l.uuse Bay ti4®$16i J£u« Von ited3 Sj3y* Baltimore. gress St.,Portland. Me, Congress RUNDLETT, Mgr. Klagos, street. eodtf may 18 uOmet THE FRJCB5. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTSMAN. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. _ADVERTISEMENTS. I NEW advertisements. I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ^- 1*1

SEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. Provisions Will Be the Main Steamer Freight After This. FOR PIMPLES J. R. Libby. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft—2. Larrabee’s White store. No Fishermen in Yesterday—Bad Luck of Moore & Owen, Co. a Wind Bound Schooner—The Head- Rines Bros—2. standard Clothing Co. quarters of the Coastwise Captains— S. A. Maddox. Hooper. Son & Leighton. Captain Allen Will Be Assisted.! FINANCIAL. There was a large crowd on the wharf Portland Trnst Co. when the big Dominion liner the Scots- AMUSEMENTS. man docked for the second time here. She

Lecture. oame in just after noon yesterday, and a Mr > .• •/•••'. .. small stood to New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost. Found army of men ready begin and Similar advertisements will be found under the work of discharging her oargo, and their appropriate neads on Page 6. A the work will be pushed rapidly for a great sale of very large quantity of oranges are now Winslow’s “Mrs. Soothing Syrup” in the shed, and a special Grand Truuk train will be made up as soon as possible Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of Liao’s Ling!] be to Canuda Collars in order that mothers for their children while Teething, they may got with perfect success. It soothes the child, in advance of the next cold wave. The loftens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Scotsman brought over 2,200 tons of oar- Colic, regulates the bowels, and is the best go, and 10 passengers, seven of whom lor Diarrhoea whether and from Cuffs tbs remedy arising were steerage, and the balance first cabin by or other causes. 1 teething For sale by Drug- nassancrara. gists in every part of the world. Be sure and Inspector Fogg passed all of the passen- ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 25 cts. gers a Russian who has friends on a bottle. except this side of the water, and who will prob- ably be found to be all right.und Angello oBi $&£> sSBililSEl&K>$'. ,- Ladies never have any dyspepsia after a wine Sale begins glass of Dr. Siegert’s Angostura Bitters. Crello, an Italian, who was very uncer- tain regarding his friends in this coun- BRIEF JOTTINGS. try. He thought that a brother and a THE ONLY brother-in-law reside in Providenoe, H. (?; I., but his owu destination wus Philadel- A large number of Gardiner people phia. He had $5.60 in money and was PREVENTIVE^ half their intention past eight. have signified of attend- plainly greatly disappointed when told OF the seventh annual ball of the Maine ing that he would be deported. A Portland Central Belief Association, which will resident, an Italian,offered to look out fc1' Four thousand live hundred ocour Feb. at Portland. A PIMPLES 14, special him if Inspector Fogg would allow him train will probably be run for the bene- Collars. to land, but the inspeotor did not take Because the preventive of and fit of Gardiner only clogging, inflammation, One thousand people. that view of his duly, and the full board five hundred pair The Maine Oo. has been or- irritation of the pores, the CAUSE of Outings sustained his decision. Crello and his pimples, blackheads, of Cuffs. at Portland for the of ! ganised purpose Portland friend have not however given blotches, rough, red, oily skin, baby blemishes and falling hair and -- printing publishing magazines and all Ten as up hope, but will u4e the time before N. B.— CUTICJURA SOAP is Styles Collars, of all with not only the most effective shin purifying and beautifying papers kinds, 110,000 capital the Scotsman leaves to if get possible soap in the world, hut the purest and sweetest for toilet, bath, and shewn by these cuts. All sizes, 14 ■tock, of whioh <3 is paid in. The offi- nursery. word to the members of his family in * cers are: President, Edward K. Milliken Sale greater than the combined sales of all other skin and complexion soaps, both foreign and domestic. 8old to 18. Providenoe. throughout the world. British depot: F. Nbwbert & 8ows, 1, King .Edward-61., London, E. C. Poxx*k Dau® of Peering; treasurer, Harry M. Milliken ahi> Cuku. Cobp., Sole Proprietor*, Boston, U. S. A. Three The Scotsman had a more than aver- styles Cuffs, as shown by of Portland. age good winter passage. She encoun- these cuts. All sizes, 9 1-2 to 11 1-2 The Uniform Bank, A. O. have : : > ■•;>• ■£ C* H., tered some head winds and high seas, but ---—;- reoeived an Invitation to visit the A. O. nothing worth talking about in the opin- Collars 99c per doz. H. in Montreal on Maroh 17th. The ion of one of the offioers She is admirab- n division will undoubtedly ac- hite Store Cuffs $1.39 doz. Portland; ly fitted up and no cattle steamer ever H per pair. cept the Invitation. left this port in better shape for that Collars irt no less than .Sunday evening special services for the 51© quantity line of trade. Cattle forwarded by the Congress St. furtherenoe of the Armenian oause will one dozen. Scotsman can hardly fail of arriving in be held at St. Luke’s Episoopal, State good condition. Cuffs in no less quantity than one Street Congregational, West End Metho- There is quite an amount of steamer half dozen pair. For one half doz- dist, Chestnut Street Methodist, and Con- freight on hand now and more is con- Street Methodist ohurobes. en pair, 75 cts. gress stantly arriving. Provisions will consti- The boilers for the new Baxter block tute the great bulk of the freights after These Collars and Cuffs are are being put in. It is said there is to be this. The boxed meats now on haDd and correct and finish a billiard room and bowling alley in the in styles, quality on the way will constitute a big item basement. and this is about one-half in the sum total. Canadian pea and raised -..OB* ===== regular In the ease of Peterson vs. Preston be- bacon seems to be in demand to judge price for goods of this quality. fore theSupreme court yesterday the only by the large amount in the sheds, al- witnesses examined in the forenoon were though there is also a large quantity of the oivil engineer who made the plan, baoon from Chicago. Sale and the photographer who took some and Goods. begins Four Grand Trunk specials were re- Dry views ot the Fancy premises. ceived for the West yesterday. The reg- .---: Yesterday was a mild, pleasant day. ular freights were also very heavy. The county commissioners left on the The wind bound sohoonar William THIS HORHING. noon train yesterday for Bangor to at- Thomas, Boston to has been de- tend the second annual convention of the Calais, tained here seventeen days, and other HALF PRICE AND LESS. HRB&Han&Hg half past eight. county oommissioners of Maine. The con- wM shooners have had nearly as bad luck. vention begins today and will probably No fishermen came in but last through Thursday. yesterday, several managed to get out the All are Values. ..>-•..—. Tbe High sobool olass of 1896 is plan- past Cape. Magnificent There are abundant indications that •-1 l-- ning a sleigh ride for Friday evening of Captain Alien will he generously aided next week. This list does not tell the whole story by any means. There are hundred: WIDTH 35/s IN in his work of benevolence the The Portland Trust company will sub- along of other',bargains besides those mentioned below. Maine coast. V: scribe for {250,000 of the new 4 per cent Plaids, Novelty Dress Goods, Plain Colored Dress Goods, Plain and Nov J The headquarters of the catains of all 1 U. S. bonds and it also offers the public elty Black Dress Goods, Ladies.’ Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks, Ladies’ ant ...IS) Maine coasters is the bright offioe of J. |C~ I the opportunity to submit bids through Children’s Mackintoshes, Bleached and Unbleachet H. and onoe in a a Prints, Ginghams, Percales, them for additional and will fur- Blake, while visitor bonds, tremendous stock of and Ribbons ant ■ will uhanoe down on an Cottons, Linens, Hosiery Underwear, nish gold for payment of same. interesting group i of the Gloves, in fact everything that is sold in a first class Dry Goods store. The Ladies’ Veteran Firemen’s League veterans, especially if a number of the schooners have been wind bound will hold a meeting at Firemen’s hall Double Fold Dress Plaids, 6 l-4c yd. 10 pieces silk plusli,21 inch, $1.25 qual- for a few days. Then they flock to the this evening at 7.30 o’olook prompt. 48c office where know All wool 36 inch Dress Goods and ity, yd. This evening the members "of Mystio they by long experience they are always welcome, and there Novelties, 50o quality, 18c yd. 10 pieces Double fold Black Brocade Lodge, L O. G. F. will pay Maple Lodge they _EASTMAN stay for hours stories and At 12 l-2c will find a Dress at a fraternal visit. They will go on the telling “keep- you large Goods, 16c yd. ing office” when Mr. Blake Is called out summer 7.15 oar for Peering. range of qualities and styles, in All wool Black Henrietta, 38 inch, I The Lister olub. of on [business. They are a very business and winter which have been re- ^ PAY oomposed well goods 23c yd( ijp WOULD YOU like set of known of the dined men, and know how to drive tailed at 25c and 37c. surgeons oity, at The All wool black a hard bargain, but when off duty they English Serge, actual Sherwood last evening. At 6 l-4c our and win- are fond of yard soring value GOc for 38c Miss Ella S. a story telling, and some of yd. Sargent gives pound ter Dress Goods, double fold. MARK DOWN them oan remember SALE party at The Sherwood this evening. many years back. Quantities of Ladies’ Muslin Under- At 25c we shall sell 52 inch yard you wear at — The Evangelioal Ministers’ olub was about cost of material. OF — PERSONAL. wool novelties and 52 inch broadcloth. addressed at the V. M. C. A. rooms yes- Prints 3c yd. Best Prints 4c yd. terday by Rev. Messrs. Hack, Wright and Black Dress Goods, Silks, Pluslies 12 l-2c Pei cale, lOc yd. for a Toilet Set worth $4.00 ? Bean on “Prohibition; its^Past, Present Miss Laura Y. Poor, daughter of the 8c and 10c 5c and Future!’’ late'John A. Poor, died suddenly at her and Velvets, Ginghams, yd. The of home in New Overcoats, stable and Ulsters, York, an employees Taylor’s Friday. Though Best quality 12 l-2c Ginghams, new invited invalid for some time 85 pieces Figured Taffeta Silks $1.00 guests went to the Sea View past her death spring styles, 8c at yd. OR WOULD YOU PAY house last evening. Supper was served oame unexpectedly. She was a woman of quality, 48c yd. Lonsdale Cambric, 7 l-2c yd. and there was a general good time. grent mental gifts, and possessed a fine Reefers and Suits literary taste. Black Satin Duchesse. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, $5.00 coats for Court Falmouth Ball. M. M. a well $2.50. Hriggs, formerly known One lot 48c yd. In both our Men’s and Boys’ depart- resident of this S3.G4 is Forresters oity, prospering in his Court Falmouth, of America, lot 26 79c Boys’ Cape Overcoats, $4.00 coat for ments is now on. new home St. One inch, yd. going will give their sixth annual ball and Joseph, Missouri. He $2.00. As we do not want to over is oonneoted with a large millinery firm Actual value, $1.25, carry to concert at City Ball, this evening. Gil- Boys’ Cape Overcoats, $2.50 coat for and is also president of the Citizens’ another season a Low bert’s orchestra of fifteen pieces will pro- One lot 27 inch, 98c yd. $1.50. single garment, Telephone Company. vide the musio. There will doubtless be $1.50 quality. Boys’ Suits at less than Prices are made accordingly. for a Toilet Set and Jar worth $6.50 ? Mr. S. will be a half-price. a very attendance as the order is George Sylvester can- large rare are now obtain- didate for the aldermanio in Many bargains very popular and embraces a large num- nomination wai-d 5. John T. Thompson’s Glove fitting Corsets, broken sizes, $1, 1,25 and 1.75 able. ber of members. Jagan, at present presi- qualities Then come right along quickly. That is what for a dent of the common will also 71c pair. All made in our own work Tbe well known deoorator, Mr. George council, be garments you can bny at onr store the next few days. a. candidate. Never was there suoh a line of linens shown in one retail store in this State E. Brown, with a large crew of men, be- shops. OUR WEST WINDOW contains samples of Mr..John W. the as will be on sale here at a small above the gan work in City hall yesterday morning Woodbury, well known margin purchase piice. them. Ribbon to it for the musioian of this city, is playing double Sale Friday—The immense iftock of ribbons will on sale beautify Foresters’ ball, go Friday, They are beautifully decorated with tinted whioh takes this bass in Swift’s orohestra in a large hotol and it will be the greatest ribbon event ever known. place evening. flowers and are ahead of any trade at Riohmond, Ya. gilt. They we ever have seen in this line. CoL Thomas P. Shaw, who at the orga- STANDARD nization of CLOTHING CO., the Maine Reed club in this LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS. city last Wednesday whas chosen its sec- 255 Middle Street. retary, is receiving numerous applica- Ladies’ Black Boucle Jackets, ripple back, Melon sleeves, satin lined marked It Es tions from citizens desirous of Known becoming from $12.50 to $6.25. P. S. Goods sent C. O. D. to members. any “The Household Outfitters’* Large sizes in Black Cheviot Jackets, large storm Its The marriage of Mr. Stephen W. collar, 4 large buttons address, express paid, during this sale— Cures marked from $12.50 to or on receipt of price. By Smith, Jr., assistant secretary of the Y. $6.25. jan22dtf It Is not what we but what M. C. anil Miss sold say, A., Minnie L. Martin English Kersey Jackets, tailor made, for $22.00, now $10.00 each. will ooour this afternoon at 3 Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that tells the o’clock. Black Caterpillar Cloth, ripplejback, from $18.00 to Miss Sarah $9.00. ^o-ooooooo-ooo-o-o’oo-oooo-ooo-o-o® SON L. Arnold, who will soon of its merit Misses’ Reefers, in sizes 4 to 6 years, sold now story in for^4.00, $1.98. speak Assembly hall, High school Coats that sold for $4.50, 5.00 and 5.50, ages 3 to 7 years, $3.98. The thousands of people whom it haa building, under the auspioes of the Wom- I “TO CHAP” High grade tailor made Coats, ages 3 to 7 years. Former | & LEIGHTO raised from disease and despair to happi- an’s Council, is one of the school prices $8.00 10.00. super- and 11.00 each, now $5.00 eaoh. p the says is V i£ don’t ness and health, are the strongest and visors in Boston, the only lady occupy- dictionary We will pay back your money you like the goods $ “to cause to crack, to split or to 9 best advertisements Hood’s Sarsaparilla ing thatfposition in that city. She oame Reefers you purchase of us. Boys’ Reefers, $4.00 For $2.25, 9 become as cold the X has. No other in existence to Boston from rough, chaps jan22d2t preparation Minneapolis. She will “ “ 5.00 “ 6 skin.” § has such a record of wonderful cures. speak on the “Education of Today.” $2.50. 9 This is easily accomplished on 9 This is Hood’s has the The friends of Mr.and “ “ “ and why Sarsaparilla many Mrs. John 6.00 $3.50. 9 hands lips. 9 largest Bale, and requires for its produc- S. MoDufie will be sorry to learn of their The difficulty is to prevent it. 6 “ “ “ £ QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. tion the largest laboratory in the world. recent illness with pneumonia. 7.00 $3.98. Perhaps we can help you. Ginger 10 cts. lb. 4 lb. Seedless for 25 cts. Now if need a Melville E. Snans, Raisins, you good medicine, why Ingalls, president of the made at this sale not Ginger Carl 10 cts. lb. 6 lb. Currants for 25 Any purchase satisfactory, may be returned and 9 and Rose Water, 5c an oz. 6 wheels, cts. not try that which has done others so Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Glycerine Lemon Cart Wheels, 10 cts. lb. 6 lb Good Raisins, 25 cts. money cheerfully refunded. ltifle lo cte. lb. 3 lb. 26 cts. much Remember Louis and the and 9 Rose Cold Cream, 10c 9 Nuts, Fancy Raisins, good. Chesapeake Ohio rail- Animal Crackers, 10 cts. lb. loo Crackers, 26 cts. 15c 9 10 cts. roads, is a Maine man, who began his 9 Rose Glycerine Jelly, tube. Vanilla Crisps, lb. 20 lb. Sugar and 1 lb. 60c Tea, $1.50. Fruit 16 cts. lb. Good 25 cts. career as a sohool Cream, 35 a bottle, o Biscuits, Cooking Molasses, gal. Hood’s teacher. He entered 0 Liquid Cold Assorted Cakes, 12 cts. lb. Sauer Kraut 5 cts. lb. Sarsaparilla the Graham 12 cts. lb. 10 lb. 25 railway servioe in 1870, whence was 9 loe, 10c a roll. 9 Wafers, Rolled Oats, cts. Camphor Tea, 26c to 60c lb. 4 lb. good California Prunes. 26 38 years old. cts, 9 = AT = 9 Chase and Sanborn's Coffee In Sait Pork by tbe Strip, 7 cts. lb. Bs the S. 2 lb. cans. all 50 ets. Only Ruggles Higgins, of a son Beans, kinds, pk. Llmeriok, Chase and Orloff Tea, Good Canned 10 of Hon. Frank M. Sanborn's Salmon, cts. can. Higgins, has recently try it. Try High Life Coffee. been admitted to the 1 HAY’S True Blood Purifier bar. White PHARMACY, | N. C. Store, Earle, representing Sohiefln of St. s. Prominently in the public eye. f 1; six for $5 9 middle 9 m:adi30x New York, is at the Falmouth hotel. 516 Telephone, 318.3 3S & 37 St. with St. Middle, Hood’s Ditlc aet harmoniously Congress eeoo-oo-ooooo-ooooo-ooooooo'ooo© jsn23dtl OvvU o * 1I1S Haod'fl Bars an axilla, iftc#