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ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862—VOL. 34. FRIDAY OCTOBER . PORTLAND, MAINE. MORNING, 2, 1896j fS2Ki5£V8g!K| PRICE THREE CENTS.
APSED. Many other were wrecked or THE REVIEWING STAND COLL buildings WOLCOTT AND CRANE. LATEST SIENTIFIC KNOWL- IS BECOMING SERIOUS. SIX MARYLAND VICTIMS. damaged. GAVE IT TO * REFORMS ASKED FOR. Three Men Drowned. GROVER. EDGE ON FOOD AND DIGESTION. Got. Drake of Iowa and Vice President The Gubernational Ticket Nominated by
October 1.—During Tues- — ~ 1 he real cause ol most of our diseases Is Washington, » ■' ■ Massachusetts Republicans. Stevenson Badly Hurt. days storm the oyster schooner Capital simply an Inability to digest food. This induces \ foundered off Sandy Point, 35 miles thinness, loss of flesh and loss weakness, fat, down the Potomac. Three men were Boston, Ootober 1.—The annual state of vitality, wasting away. Canadian Pacific Burlington, Iowa. October 1.—Just From Tues- drowned. Trouble Assuming Further Loss Of Life Bryau Pays His to the convention of the Massachusetts Repub- Ladies of the W. C. T. U. Conven- Loss of flesh and vitality means constant after the in the semi-oenten- Respects procession licans for the nomination of a full state liability to sickness. Wasting away is con- Grave nial celebration got under headway and GENERAL STRIKE IMMINENT. Aspect. day’s Storm. President.. ticket and Presidential electors was con- tion Call for sumption. while were in the Many. 20,000 people streets, vened in Musio this at filf getting thin Is what tails you, there is only Bituminous Coil Miners Are Booking for hall, morning a reviewing stand broke down. one thing to do—get fat. The only way to do Trouble. 10.30 by Chairman George H. Lyman of After,the had oovered about half it Is to take something which will help your parade the state committee. STRIKE OF ALL EM- of stomach and stimulate it to do its work. ORGANIZED the line of maroh, Qov. Francis Drake COUSIN OF SENATOR SHERMAN IN RESPONSE TO FROM Pittsburg, Pa., October 1.—A strike of REQUEST Mr. Lyman delivered an address. He THE MEETING AT BELFAST AD- if you are tired out you do not like to move and staff, Vioe President Stevenson and PLOYEES FEARED. KILLED BY FRIGHT. tbe bituminois coal miners of the United ONE OF HIS AUDIENCE. was acoorded a great reception and much your legs or arm9. If your stomach is all of the state and local officials were JOURNED LAST EVENING. slmila: to that three applause during his speech. tired it does not like to digest; it cannot do its conducted to the stand.Scaroe- States, years ago, is reviewing was seleoted for thought by a lumber of local Gen. William Draper work. ly were seated when the stand producers they gave chairmau and was To eat, or even to eat with a relish does not to be lmmlneit. The operators would permanent greeted Mata Held and of way with a crash and the entire structure and Then Meetings Resolutions Two Negroes Crashed la a Hut Says He W ill Retire From Office with a storm of when he came necessarily mean that one is being nourished welcome snob a It Support- applause Public Meeting at the House in the went to the a mass of broken condition, believing Opera Passed at All Divisional ground, Burned to Death—Great Destruction of on strength, vitality and lies h are the true indi. Sympathy would result in a restoration of ing a Ticket Which Won’t a the platform. timbers. peace, Carry Evening—Portlaud Will the Place of cations. • Points—Officers of Different At finished his Organize Property at Frederick City—School and a in the United Z 12.20 Chairman Draper Women fainted and great confusion at orderly prodictlun standard rate County States—Denies that Next Convention—Delegate, to St.Louis Getting thin is a sign that you need the tlons Asked to Call Members If amid Ont once reigned. Houses of Carroll County Demolished. of wages. Ihe causes are primarily laid Cause of Silver is that of speeoh upplauso. Shhkers’ Cordial. You would not be Bullion Convention Chosen. Digestive Gov. Drake and Mr. Stevenson were the The platform favors a sound monetary Necessary. are at door oi miners of the Pittsburg getting thin if you could digest your iood. on the front tier of seats and were Baltimore, October 1.—Six deaths Owners, in system, tariff laws which will provide Belfast, October 1.—At this morning’s The Shakers’ Cordial not Ottawa, Ootober 1.—A strike of thrown backwards and as a district, voluntarily reducing their Digestive only Out., upon the others reported result of Tuesday night’s W. October sufficient revenues to meet the national rate tc 64 cents from 70 Clarksburg, Va., 1,-lPm, session of tbe stats convention
I" Maine State Saturday, ii a great addition need no iu the A Introduction football VETERAN TAILOR. AMBUSHED AND SURPRISED. inspired by envy. COLLEGE ATHLETICS. to tbe college, ;and la an object of great world. Although strangers in Watervllle THE DAILY PRESS the; have a redbrd of pride to the students and the alumni gained by years Mr. W. H. Kohling Opens Hig Elegant play. Heannell, who stands 6 feet, 10 Venerable Cunners Give John I,, Shaw a Lewiston Journal Makes Another of Its through whose efforts it has been built. inches and Booms In the Banter Block. weighs 180 pounds, played Supper in Honor of Hie Marriage Anni- Attacks on I'he Kigby. Can b« found at tha old delta used for so many years wag lor four years at Phlllips-Exeter, where always peri#dlo ae waa of the versary. tores of: iuadebuatefor its purpose and theneed|of captain team iu 1895. He Mr. W. H. Kohling, the fashionable Is a hard man to a runner Tbo following paragraph in He Sew Athletic Field a track was tackle, strong taken a appeared John Chisholm, 309 Congress street. by the running imperative, if Bow- tnd follows merchant tailor has suite ot tlio ball olosely. He is also Yesterday was the 45th anniversary of the columns of the Lewiston Journal A. B. Merrill, 247 doln was to maintain the high plaoe in food on defensive work. The Colby boys rooms in the second story 0f the now W. F. Goold. 405 ► the marriage ol Mr. and Mrs. John L. last evening: * bowdoia Pines. athletics »re to see him ooine N. G. Fessenden,626 » which it had won. Dr, particularly glad to Baxter block on Congress and fit- street, “The W. H. Jewett. 504 Holby as be is a first-class baseball Shaw, and as Mr. Shaw is a member of Rigby Park management have Whittier, Bowdoin’s popular and efficient player ted them for his extensive business that lost I, A. I,ibbv. 560 n addition to his football the Venerable money again this year, and there athletic acoraplish- Junners’ Association and F. A. Jellison, 988 Congres street director, took the matter In nents. He will lnoludea not only the gentlemen so well The civil engineers ot the Boston and are rumors that they are to strengthen the oollege that going plug J. J. Beard worth. 87 India street a are Propeller club, organization pro- the leak and call it oliarge year ago and to bis enthusiasm mams a great doal'both on tho known In the and business Maine railroad drawing plans for a up quits. We think F. H. Frsklne. 43 Middle street. gridiron professional ceeded to thoir could FOOTBALL 1 tnd on the diamond. associates’ house at 33 Rigby draw two good J. W. 2 street. PROSPECTS THERE and energy the college Is indebted for its life of this oity, but a)s:> all over the new steel bridge aoross the paying Peterson, Exchange Piscataqun street and laid in crowds in a season. A little borse trot Mr. Dennis, 419 Commercial street, Gibbons is also an Exeter man where Myrtle ambush for him present superb track and oval. The site state. river, whioh has been talked of for many goes a long way.” c. 8. Cole, Cor. Bovd and Oxford street. UKUSUALLY GOOD. ie bas two and established on bis return home at six o’elook. The selected on played years J. W. Peterson, 177 Middle street. was Harpawell street nnd is ibe The suite is situated on the right of the years. The motivo of this attack of the Jour- reputation of being the best half- Gunners took with them to the houss W. A. Golden. 76 Exchange street reached a short walk the the by through back Exeter ever bad. Ho was the only hallway after ascendiug first flight of The annual report of the Boston and nal on Rigby park is too to westman A West. 93 ana 96 Commercial Caterer Dana Robinson and had an apparent man on elab- street. pines back of the delta. A Exeter’s team that oould make fiom the street. The rooms Maine present path stairs leading railroad, showing that for the need explanation. That Lewiston with W. A. Gillls, 145 Commercial tny Harvard last Ho orate supper in readiness on Mr. Shaw’s street. A Glance at the Material for the newly constructed from the gains against year. into one means of ended Juue 30 Frank Freeman. 190 New straight is oan all be thrown by year the road expended its half mile track should be Brackett street about 5 feet 7 lnohes in height and arrival. Mr. who is one of the jealous John II. gymnasium makes it less than three extend the in the Shaw, Allen, 38iya Congress street. Eleven—llow the Eong Haired Youths weighs 180 He is a sure connecting doors and entire {373,477 application of automatic of the growing aud fame pounds. taokler, most popular members of this association popularity Dennet&Co. the Florist, 646 Congress street minutes’ walk from that building. The t fast runner and In the of tb« some one hundred air brakes and car to its of is G. J. Hodgson, 96% Portland street ^ill Eino fp for Their Eirst Contesis. keeps game depth blook, couplers equip- of Rigby park not surprising, but that alumni rom',start to finish. good fellows, and who has been a T. M. Glendening, Long Island. body was prompt in supporting and feet from Congress to Free ment, as per the United States the Journal should make Bowdoin’s fifty statutes, Gunner for witbout such uncalled F. L. Brackett. Peaks Island. prospects on the football the students who had at tbe start Alder, ’98, of last eleven, who forty-eight years F. gener- year’s street, with a width of about thirty feet. igale calls attention to this important for and untruthful statements about L. Littlefield, 189 Congress street field this season are considered ilayetl two years with the Watervllle missing an anniversary gathering, was J. F. Hannon, 1115 Congress street. unusually ously contributed toward tbe fproposed The front room, with Its immense matter. Thu previous year the Boston iinanolal tigb school team, will douhtloss be one plate taken Rigby’s condition is indeed a C. E. Morrill & Co., 931A Congress street. good just at present. It is the field and jasl the completely by surprise and was general spring committee let >f the half-backs faces on street. ind Maine expended but for new to L. H. Beal. 422 Congress street. £agnin this year. He glass windows, Congress $33,134 much surprise every horseman und race belief tuul the team will make a nifeoted at the of Cun- J. M. Googins, 221 street. record the various coutractB for the work weighs 140 pounds,a rather floor Is laid In hard and the mtomatlo brakes and The gathering horse Spring light weight, The |voods, eouplors. last patron in the state. As a matter Mrs. A. McKenzie, cor. and Clark even better than that of last year This I'ut is fast with the ball and has ners in honor of his marriage annivsr- Spring amounting to over $4000 in all. A few always of the apartments are lu report of ths interstate commerce com- of fact streets. iroved a finishings Rigby has had a most prosper- is a as ground-gainer. sary. After the J. T. Wyer. 48 Portland only belief, however, the strength hundred dollars of this sum still remains Her; will be found mission showed that supper, original poems Pier. The polished syoamore. there remained ous year, the Journal to the G. W. Hunt, 8 Custom House of tho various teams position of center will be filled by were read and speeches were made ac- contrary Wharf. Bowdoiu is to meet to be subscribed, but It is not doubted all the oars John Cox. 23 Monument rbompson,Hebron’s giant center for two as complete an assortment of 1,000,000 aud looomotivcs In the notwithstanding. Its meets have beeu square. this is as to the usual Cunnor and Dennett, the Florist 563 year, yai, an nnkown quantity. that it will be ’ears. He United States to cording custom, Congress street, quiokly forthcoming. weighs 170 pounds, and in bis finest cloths suitable for fashionable suits ho equipped before well attended and liavo boen as most J. F. Hutchinson. 12 the then to the Elm street work -has shown himself In party adjourned parlors outside thecl powerful and overcoats as oan be fount in Boston January, 1898, whioh calls for an expen- successful as far as the exhibition of paces the where the was Anburn—J u. ireaking through line. liture of evening happily passed HaskeiL \ or any of the larger cities. Mr. Kohling $30,000,000. Some roads of fast trotting and line horses Augusta—J. F'. Pierce. Hook, a freshman, is a oan- with whist, music and conversation. paolng, promising new with whioh the Boston and Bath—John 0. Shaw. lidate for has selected his stool great Maine is a notable and hotly contested as quarter-back. He bas played Those Cnnners pretont nt this occasion rnclng goes any Berlin Falls, N. IL—C. S. Clark. ihat on tho oare and he oifa make pries that will mo, are charging the cost of these im- in the and position two. years Foxcroft were: oountry, with three world’s Blddeford—A. M. Burnham. team. Harvey Murray, K. H. Winslow, W. T. academy satisfy any customer. Back of the provements to operating expenses, but reoords broken on the with Bardsley. John K. A. S. Hinds, George E. track, the Brldgton—A. W. Ingalls. “Pat” the star full-back of room is the roads are not Sawyer, Holmes, furnished front many able to do this record of the attendance in a Brunswick—F. P. Shaw. ;he prettily owing A. largest Maine oollege teams last year, may to Raymond, George Thomas, Samuel & Jose. office, and back of that a vwy large, airy largely decreased earnings, aud many single day at the New Fair Cape Elizabeth—Dyer sot return to college tills year. If he P. Bearoe, .T. A. William England Cumberland Mills—H. G. Starr. workmen roads Merrill, that and wookroom forthe will.no doubt find it necessary to of similar exhibition this sec- Camden—Fred Lewis. loes, position will be filled In a spacious Jerome L. W. any in most take increase fixed to Chenory, Rumery, Fobes, J. H. Gould. satisfactory manner. and girls. The great wincbws up oharges meet the ex- tion of the country and a reputation of F. A. Leavitt, Christopher Way, E. P. Cornish—E. L. Brown.; Among the other promising oandidates the entire southerly end of the room and penditures. fair and honest Fred C. A. L. dealing racing unsur- Deering—N. J. Scanlon. E >r;different positions on the team Mo- Staples, Tolman, Millett, look out upon Urea street. The rooms Pullman sleeping oars will be run from passed track in the Deeding Center—A. A. McCone. Fndden, who for two Dr. C. G. C. O. Charles by any America, ’98, played years at ML Desert Adams, Leach, Damariscotta—E. W. Dunbar. are all gas and electricity Ferry through to Boston on have rea- on the Friends’ School team nt Provi- lighted b£ Charles Clinton L. Rigby park management goad Fairfield—E. H. Evans. the train Oook, TolmaD, dence, H. I. He used to play with the night, and are well warmel by steam. night daily until October 31, son to be well satisfied with the result Farmington—H. P. White Si Co. Frank W. Dr. C. W. Watervillo high school team before shat and Tewkesbury, Robinson, Freeport-A. Mitcheu. going There are two elevators convey inolusive, Pullman parlor cars will of the year. is the of Port- C. fo He a G. and M. F. Hicks. Rigby pride Fryeburg—A. Frye. Providonce. is solidly built fel- bo run Way customers to this floor so that Mr. from Mt. Desert Ferry through land, of the whole country and of the Fryeburg—J. T, Whitmore. low, heavy and a good runner, and if Gardiner—Bussell Bros. rooms oan to reashed without to Boston on tho Holmes should not return, might be put Kohling’s “Flying Yankee,” ART IN THE HOME. State of Maine, with the possible ex- Green’s Landing—8. W. Fifleld. In at full-baok until October 31 Gorham—L. J. Lermond. White, Pieroe, Fur- any exertion in climbiug stdrs. Inclusive. These ar- ception of the Lewiston Journal, whose bush and N. H.—S. M. Leavitt & Son. Ventres of the Freshman class remark now rangements have Its Usefulness Demonstrated by a Blush* It is a matter of a-days beeu made for the ne envy at this track’s growing Keunehunk—J. H. Otis. me making a good showing in practioe ing Bride. populari- nrlvrtn o nanHomAn n nnHftrSf n ft vnrv commodation of the who Kennebunkport—C. E. Miller. and will furnish a lot of substi- cottagers re- ty has occasioned the above strong He had not felt the as slurring Livermore Falls—C. Newman. even if or “I main at Bar Harbor slightest doubt to tutes they do not make the team. modish, well out coat sufy guess through the grentei others of a similar Lewiston—Chandler & the future when he laid his heart and his paiagraph|aud nature. Wiushlp. A table has been a of October. I Bros. training establiehed that came from Kolillng’s.” That is pai\ The Journal savs there ere “riininrn Long sland—Hughey and all the oandidates will be vaguely prospective fortune at her feet. Limerick—S. A. Grant K under this veteran nilor wbon J. A. Getchell has been strict just tribute to appointed She could daisies and lilies of the of Rigby’s money this Mechanic Falls—Merrill & discipline tbrougbout the entire XI -/'I- i_1 _ paint losiDg ngaiu Denning. Ui ---- No. Deering—A. C. Noyes. season. suoh a remark is made. Mi Kohling ajjoui till AUUIJUIU, on almost she Portland has valley anything happened to year.” also heard a few Stratforu. N. IL—J. C. and 8. Wilson North Huchtlas, come to Portland from Gernituy thirty- agent at Sullivan. see, iruin a umner piuie to a cusmon ror faint whisperings of the deplorable finan- Norway—F\ P. Stone. He had a littleuioney and There is a vast difference in the an easy chair, and he had no doubt of her cial A. O. Noyes Co. NOW FOR FOOTBALL. six years ago. state of the Maine State Fair, Ordhot H_Vniror Xx I hhv of his rade. He amount of wood usad in ability to make homo happy. She could a oomplete knowledge railroading now which lost several thousand dollars at Ricnmond—A. K. Millett. and a few also “Kathleen Mavourneen” and Rumford L. Elliott. first established himself oi Federal years ago. According toe the sing this Falls—H. year’s exhibition although blessed v-t. A. Clifford. annual play her own accompaniment, but it was where he a shori time and report of the Maine Central with fair & Carr. The Portland High School Team’s Pros- street, stayed only her work with the brush which most weather with the exception Rocklar.d—Dunn four cords of ap- A. J. Huston. Into wish the late wood were used last of a then went partnership year pealed to him. shower during one forenoon. H. pects and the Work It Is Doing. for Sanford—F. Wingate. Solomon Matthias in a store oi Congress heating passenger cars, on the whole The idea of sinking to rest on hand Skowhegan—Bixby St Buck. line. A South Portland—J. F. Marriman. near Chestnut, where Hearing’s few years ago that would have painted was the wildest street, upholstery beyond H. Ricker & Sod. been a bakery is now located. Then the firm small allowance for one of the dreams of luxury which his earlier youth PORTLAND POST OFFICE i^outh Windham—J. W. Read. had and South Paris—A. D. to the store on Excnnnje street through trains for a single week. known, nothing could be more se- Hturtevunl; Mr. Charles of moved A. McCarthy Brown Uni- than the with South Paris—F. Shurtleff. Levin. Hert Messrs. renely hopeful impressions South Waterboro—G. C. Downs. versity, the new ooaoh for the P. H. S. now ocoupied by which they started in to keep house. A Saco—H. B. Kendricks & Co. Matthias and Kohling dissolved partner- foot ball team Is rapidly whipping the WESTBROOK? »ozy place, convenient to the oars, it was E. L. Preble. and Mr. took a South Bristol—N. W. candidates for the school eleven into ship in 1870, Kohiinj still far enough away from the bustle of Gamage. OFFICE HOCKS. Thomaston—E. Walsh. score across the street next to tie Port- town to some kind of shape. Yesterduy after- permit the night chirpers to be Vina! Haven—A. B. VinaL I land bana. Here be prospered heard when in concert. She had Waidoboro—Geo. Bliss. and for afternoon this Savings Mrs.Hattie, wife of they join Cashier’s Office, 7.30 a noon, every week Herbert"H.'Cutter, (Snndays excepted), I). so a trade to work to m. to 7.00 Waterville—W. Spalding. for that greatly and built up large died at her home on Main street gone bravely discharge the p. m.; Money order department, 9 a matter, Mr. McCarthy hag beeD yester- m. to 5.00 p. m. Westbrook—W. B. Boothby. forced to mote into duties of a housewife, and their first break- Begistry department, 9.00 out to the that, iu 1883 he was day morning, after a long at the а. m. to 6.00 p. m, Wintlirop—F. S. Jackson. Doering baseball grounds illness, fast was a to Athletic Field Bowdoin College. took fine delight the eye. But thore Woodfords—Chapman & Wyman. quarters, and tb; age of 38 years and 11 months. The General 7.30 and has given the boys two hours of ampler de- was a shadow of over Delivery, (Sundays excepted) Yarmouihville—G. Howard Humphrey. disappointment her a-m. to 7.00 m. 9.00 to chambers over Lorlug, Short 4 Har- ceased was a nati ve of this p. Sunday 10.00 a. m. hard work. Mr.MoCartby believes that city, being face as she sat down to her (joffee. Carriers! Coach who was Deliveries, (Sundays excepted)—In Hoag, with the team las : During ihe summer work was pushed mon’s in Lancaster building. le re- one of the children of the Portland High school will have as the late Benjamin “I’mnot goingto offer you any biscuit,” business section of the city between High and In- dia Beason, following Mr. Mackey, is wel 1 with all possible speed by the contractors mained here about ten yearB, anl then Elwell. Sho was a member of she said. streets at 7.00 and 9.15 a. m. 12ra. 1.1)0 good a team as It had last year after a the West- and the and 6.15 p. sn.; in other sections at 8.00 liked, possesses confidence of tin and returning students find the field moved to the handsome rooms b the brook M. E. church. Her “Did you make any?” This is what Salva-cea is doing. / few weeks of hard work, but it will be estimable >n., l-30 P- *o. Sunday delivery at eleven aud of the college at large. Tbi > and all fenced in. Lunt blook on wlicb he character Yes; but I am sure they are not as Office window, 9.00 to 10.00 a. m. Collections practically completed a lighter team and will have to Congress street, endeared her to all. A young they depend should be.” from street boxes at 11.00 a. m.. 4.00 ; Wm. of tha Metho- S team will undoubtedly follow closely af The trees were oleared which has now left for these son Taylor, Bishop away, more on its brains and less on its beef elegant apart- and husband survive her. The and 8.00 m. Collection from “Have you tasted one of them?” p. Atlantic to ) dist Church in > tor the Harvard stylo of as Mr covered the field and the result- success Grove on 6. m. Episcopal Africa, play, thickly In order to win. The material ments. Mr. Kohling’s has been funeral will he held from her late res 1- Congress, a. Sunday, 6.00 p. with “No. It was not necessary. My eye for m. { writes : ) Hoag gained his knowledge and experi lumber now does in the with only. ing duty high which the new oeaoh is is due to square dealing every ope dence, Main street, at £ o’clock. color was sufficient.” enoe struggling quite ARRIVAL AND ) “New York, Nov. 2, \ under the “orimson.” The met board fence it. The soil with whom he has been and DEPARTURE OP MAILS. 1895. surrounding hut the all have a connected, Ex-Mayor Cordwell was more “But you don't the same meth- very Ugbt, boys good reported employ t “I know Salva-cea to be an ex- ) have all received careful attentiou fron was and the Boston, Southern and Western, intermediate removed, whole enclosed of the showing unvarying oourteBy to every comfortable last ods and the same criterions in a knowledge game and are working evening. making offices and connections via Boston & Maine ( cellent remedy. 1 have its ( the coach since am 1 made level as a proved September 7th, spaoe billiard tabic. The while hard to Mr. pan of biscuit that you do in a railroad at bard to perleet themselves for the com- customer, striving satisfy Edward Murphy It is stated, will painting (Eastern division) Arrive 1 a.m 12.30. 1 healing virtues, both for bruises and s should now bo in trim fu : track is a know. б, and 11.00 p. m.; close 8 a. m. ana 11.30 getting good perfeot oval in form of the their tastes. In the thirty-six years of next landscape, you flesh also to kill the s ing battles with the other sohool team s year, endeavor to form a oi a. m. wounds, and the season’s work. league not But I’ve watched 1.00. 6.00 and 9.00 p. m.; Sunday, arrive j Ex-Captains Bate s regulation length, one-fourth and life he has seen “No; exactly. 1.00 ? virus of and mile, of tbe state. There will probably be his Portland business baseball clubs, to include the Murphy p. m.; close 4.30 and 9.00 p. m. mosquitoes chegois.” aud Fairbanks, as well as ’9 1 is feat wide mother’s baking enough to know that Quimby twenty and covered with flno about half of many men in the same line of Boston, Southern and' Western, and inter- the old team on this year’s prominent Balsams, Presumpsoots, Irons and Saoca- when biscuits are made and and properly they mediate offices and connections, via Boston and 1 Libby Eastman, ’96, have showi cinders. Within tha track and outside of business fall out the or ) E. A. Garlington, and eleven including several of the best by wayside, rappas. ought to be a delicate brown over Maine railroad (Western division)—Arrive at Major Insp’r excellent to the delti it the Vandyke spirit by returning ground is all graded even. A spur move hut he still let is S. I). 11,30 a.m., 12.30, 5.30 and 8.30 p. m.; close ) General, U. S. A., writes : \ men. Capt. Devine will play one of the away, remains, Warren & Co., have laid out a the top and a pure white inside. And and assisting in the breaking in of nev also feet wide 6 and 8.00 a. in., and 2.30 and 5 p. m. twenty extends from one ends and to chronicle even greater success's. football gridiron at Warren when mine come out with of bone- < “Washington, D. C., } / possibly one of the other old hope, park, for the spots Eastern, via Maine Central Bailroad—Arrive material and getting the toam inti > side of the track, so that the hurdle aided fir use of the Westbrook black over the crust and streaks of chrome > 2i, men will take the other althon Mr. Kohling has been greatly High school eleven. 2 and 4 a.m. and 12.30 and 2 p. m.; close Apr. 1895. J a end, gh The shape. It was hard task which con races and the 320 dash oan be run members of the city government through the middle I feel that there 12.00 m. and 9.00 p. m. ( “I have used Salva-cea for sore- yard no definite to team somo years pust by bis foreman. Mr. yellow fronted assignment posit- go on a trolley ride to must be Augusta, intermediate offices and connections Captain Stearns at the openlnj [ straight away. The new covered John Kaveny, who entered his employ u Riverton, Satur- something wrong. ( ness or rheumatic pains in the muscles 11 grand ions has yet been made. The taokles day as the of the via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at 2.00 and of the lad of thirteen of and who his afternoon, guests Port- he answered and con- \ of which is disabled from a 1 year. Several men were gone fron stand erected two years ago on the delta years age land Street “Well,” cheerfully 9.00a. m. 12.30 and 6.00 p.m.; close at 6.00 my arm, will be men Railway The 1 perhaps from last year’s worked up to his position by tie company. “I am sori-y for sake that a. m.. 12.00 m„ 4.10 and 9.00 p. m. ) wound the elbow the line’and there was a of has been removed present oar BrHinlrall tentedly, your gun-shot involving soaroity “bi| ; here, and being placed and sheer force of bis palace will be obartered foi 1 eleven, Underwood will continue In ability. their they did not prove more like the usual Farmington, intermediate offices and connec- ) joint; relief was and ones” to take their plaoe. New materia I the finish commands conveyance. quick complete.” just opposite a per- of But it was that tions. via Maine Central Bailroad—Arrive at thejposition full baok And on him the Mis. Susan Williams died at her home thing. lucky you detected had to be developed for guards, on' feot view of the traok and entire field. It 12.00 m. and 6.00 p. m.; close at 8.00 a. m„ team ern the before we ate and 1 depends much for its success this Monthly Weather Summary. Cumberland Htrest, yesterday morn- dissimilarity them, and 12.00 m. > E. G. Isaacks, Pay Office, Navy tackle, centre and end. Baok of the lim will seat 400 It is 1 persons. hoped a little season. ing of consumption, at the of 61 it goes to show that there is no tolling Rockland intermediate offices and connections I For the two halfbacks and the The of the condi- ago Yard, writes: the prospect was better. A new later to have a and more following summary years. The deceased has been a resident when a of art is to come via Knox and Lincoln railroad—Arrive 12.30 quarto larger impoeing a nr ter there is knowledge going 1 no laok of good mate- of this for and 6 p. m.; close at 6.00 a. m. and 12.30 p. m. was needed as Moulton was not availab] stand with bath tion of the weather during the pat city many years, and wae in handy, even in the most practical af- “Brooklyn, N.Y., Aug. 3,1895. i| grand rooms, dressing but in tbe Skou intermediate offices and j rial, oentre and tbe two widely known and hcgan, connec- J been a for the and whi month has been received from E. I. highly respeoted. A fairs of life. ’—Detroit Free Press. “Having sufferer from' position, MoMillau, rooms, etc., beneath it, but for the two tions, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at guards the team is weak as husband, sons, Oeorge and James oi 1 9 flO m rtlniift at If? 3(1 n »n troublesome and not ob- 1 very yet. ( Piles, only made such a good record as a hard playe present this does service. Jones, observer: and three good Unless some one Is to Boston, daughters, Mrs. Eben ( tained immense I can found fill these Morton The Presumpscots Win. Island Pond. Ft.. Intermediate offices and relief, but, and ground gainer, was sick and unabii Inside the oval traok are the football Mean and Nurses Sadie and Susan, sur- positions in tbe way should be barometer.30,® connections, via Grand Trunk Railway—Ar S safely say, cured, I cheerfully recom- to they filled, vive her. The funeral will take at There was an ball return. He is not back yet and wil L and baseball fields both level as a floor Highest barometer, 25tli.30.$ plaoe interesting game rive at 12.00 m.; close at 1.00 p. m. > mend Salva-cea to those Portland will find the season’s work the St. suffering \ Lowest barometer, 19th.29.$ Hyaointh church, Saturday morn- Gorham, N. H., intermediate offices and con- probably be out of the game this year over their whole extent and with at Westbrook yesterday between the ) likewise, and it will afford them lots of and Mean temperature.68.<0 ing at 8 o’clook. nections, via Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive a. hope very uphill dlffioult. It is hoped and Although with Stanwood. Stetson room ta Outside the Highest temperature, 11th.79.® Mr. A. A. Melvin has Presumpscots Murphy Balsams. 6.40 a. m. and 12.00 m.; close at 8 a. m. ( the same relief that it has me. Ives, spare. fence enolos- that some disposed of the of the men of last team Lowest temperature, 24tli.36.® 1.00 and 7.30 m. Kenoall year’s uDiuiuun wuiuuiuu iu iuossrs. The crowd was to see p. and Clark there should be m > lug the field is a of which Greatest of noimes simply delighted 1 P. S. I suffered with Piles for t fringe pines who did so much for dally range temperature, 21st, 24.® Montreal—Arrive at 7.00 m. and our success last and Haley, two well known fcholr fnrnrltoa Iwln nitre mo from tho a, 600 p. m in out a fast add to Least daily range,of temperature. 10th.6.® newspapei ) more than a year and tried ( difficulty pulling set the beauty of the field, as cose at 8 a. m. 7.30 p. m. many g serving rear may De put In to fill these vacan- men of Biddelord. Hie contract wae still “Muo” will be Balsams. Tha game was and ) remedies before I was recommended 1 banks, missed. Thi on admirable and appropriate setting for closed yesterday and this week’s played Suanton, Ft., intermediate offices and con- cies, but unloss this Is done Oopt.Devine 1872 Issue ( to Salva-cea.” S schedule of as .60(1884.a will be the of the won on Its merits. There Wag no kick- nections, via Mountain Division M. C. R. B_ try games arranged is: Bowdoin’s new jewel. 1873 product new proprie- ind the coach will make the best of .5811880.,7 tors. Mr. Melvin Arrive at 8.00 p. m.; close at 8.00 a. m. 1874 .60 1886.Si retires from the ing and the game was played quickly Ootober 3.—Maine State at Brunswlok N. H., intermediate offices and con- wbat they ean got and trust to the 1875 .58 management o£ this paper with the Bartlett, Salva-cea does October 7.—Amherst at Amherst. 1887.7 good and sraootly. The score by Innings: nections via Mountain Division M. C. R. R.— just what it S of the 1876 .59 1888.>0 will and esteem of tho citizens of Ootober at COLBY’S strength ends, tackles and man West Arrive at 9.00 a. m. 12.30 and p. m.j 10.—Tufts Brunswick. ELEVEN. 1877 .63 A 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 8,00 is advertised to do. ? 1889.ill brook. large majority agree that he Presumpsoots.O x—6 close at 8.00 a. m. and 12.30 m. October 14.—B. A. A. at Boston. behind the line to do the work. 1878 .62 p. 1890.(O had ideas of what a 10000000 0—1 1 Good Material for Ihe Waterville proper journal of its Balsams, Rochester, N. U., intermediate offices and con- Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents per box. ) October 17.—Exeter at Exeter. Foot Mr. the Is 1879 .60 1891.(3 and McCarthy, ooneb, an all class should be. He endeavored at all Batteries, Gildea Edgar for Pro- nections, via Portland ARochester railroad—Ar. At druggists, 01 by mail. ) Octoher 2.—Colby at Brunswick. Ball 1880 .,...62 1892.£9 Aggregation. round foot ball but times through its columns to fiumpsonts; Boss and Edgar for the Bal- rive at 1.46 ana 6.00 p. m.; close at 6.30 and For and rheumatism / October 24.—Williams at good player, chiefly 1881 64 1893.Si advanoe the deep-seated pain 0/ Wiiiinmstowa, interests of sams. 11.30 a. m. the use “Extra October Ustinguished himself on the Brown 1 882.62 1894.69 Westbrook, and all matters Joints Salva-cea% Strong) 28.—Dartmouth at Hanover. The outlook for 1 Sold in tins at cents Colby’a '90 football 1883.69 1896.t2 which reflected upon the name oi The Presumpscots have the honor of Cumberland Mills Gorham and IFestbrook 75 each. ) October 31—Andover at aleven in tbe of full back. good ADdover. team is position He 1896.68 this were exoluded frum its winning the only game won by a Maine (Saccarappa)—Arrive vt 8.46 a. m. 1.46 and November 4.—M. first-class. Marshall, this year’s city pages. I. T. at Boston. believes In tbe A number of team from the Balsams. The ser 6.00 p.QL; olose 6.30 and 11.30 a. m. and 6.30 is a kicking game so rnuoh Mean temnerature for this month for 25 families of this oity for ies November 11.—Colby at Watervilie. coach, member of the ’U7 vaielty p. m. used by Yale and Brown In years.600 the past few days have been stands now BalBama 2, Presumpscots, 1. November 14.— Bates at Lewiston. team at knows the winning in moving South Portland and Willard—Arrive Dartmouth, game Average daily deficiency temperature their effects to Bludeford where some ol Notes. at November 21.—Tufts at their games and is the 11.00 a. 8.00 close College Hill. thoroushlv and ia drilling accordingly giving during month. 00 the members have secured 7.30, m., p. m.; 7.00a.m„ Accumulated excess of employment. 1.30 and 6.16 m. the High sohool team half an hour’s daily mean At Boston—Boston, 9; Providence, 2. p. The team should win all of these gamei tbe most lines. since Jan. 1. progressive Ihe boys are temp, .260 Pleasanldale and Cash Comer—Arrive 7.46 practice every day In and daily excess in DEAR MRS. mo one wan jtsoscon Athletio as under punting Average temperature PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION a. m. and4.30 p. m.j close 8.00 a- m. and 1.30 PINKHAM: practicing faithfully bis instruc- since Jan. coaching. The new coach’s methods of 1st.... 01 p. m. sooiatiou, and the three with Amherst, tion. Prevailing direction of the wind.S instruction are of the kind that will Pleasantdate (additional) —Arrive at 11.16 “ Williams and Dartmouth. Of these threi Total movement of wind.5280 mils I cannot begin to tell you what y ou Brooks, ’89, tbe of last of a. m., close at 6.30 p. m. captain jear’s bear good fruit before tbe season Is over. ♦Maximum velocity wind, direction and Bowdoin should take one and Elect Officers for Ensuing Tear and Listen Cures remedies have done for me. I suffered has a will have S, on fight team, charge of the team again He date.30, the30tl Electricity STAGE MAILS. out Into the field with ohanoe of gets the team Total precipitation (Inches). 7 to on Work of Tear for with and ing winning two. Dartmoutt He will the same Reports Passed. years falling neuralgia play position that he in uniform and Number of days on which .01 inch or more WHEN ALL ELSE win her every day plays In al- FAILS. Bouery Beach—Arrive at 6.30 close of the trouble and should, however, game. O; filled last year with suoh of precipitation fell. H p. ro.; at womb, kidney complete suc- most on 2.00 p. m. course the odds are every position the eleven In leuoorrhoea in its worst form. There against Bowdoin li cess. He TOTAL PRECIPITATION (In inches) FOR THU is perhaps the best guard on the Cape Elizabeth and erder to show the boys how to do their The annual of Kntghtville—Arrive at were this game, as Dartmouth is t( MONTH IN meeting the Portland 7.30a. m. and 6.30 close at timea that I could not stand, was supposed Maine college teams and his work as p. m.j 6.00a. m. work. A seoond eleven is on Provident association 2.00 m. have a stronger eleven than in anc usually Inches. Inchei was held last eve- and p. sick all over and in despair. I had ’95, captain does not seem to the 1871 .2.08 impair qual- the field and is usell to give the first 1884.OgS in the Duck Pond, Pride’s Corner, No. not known areal for 15 plays on home grounds. The Maim 1872 .3.12 ning Aldermen’s room, City Windham, well day years. ity of ills individual work. Brooks is a 1885.i':ir Windham, Raymond and South Cusco—Arriv'd eleven n stiff practice game. As none of There wns a knew teams, it is hoped, will be found 1873 .4.03 1886 .5’a Building. large attendance at 10.30 a. m.; close at 2.00 p. m. I I must do something at once. strongei massively built maD, lacking but half an the first eleven 1874 .2.93 rivals than positions, those 1887.o'7» when President William M. Marks ISLAND MAILS. I had tried without usual. The individual mem inch of excepting 1875 .3.47 called physicians reoeiv standing six feet high, and uf Devine and 1888. g'.>| hers for the Underwood, in end and 1876 .;.4.29 1889. the meeting to order. The of Peakls Island—Arrive at 10.00 a. m. and benefit. I team have not been fully de in 2-4) report the ing any lasting began the weighing condition 226 1877 .1.11 4.15 p. m.; close 8.30 a. m. and 2.46 p. m. pounds. Inllback, respectively, have been 1890. 4"yt treasurer showed use cidcd upon, but the ohauces Bre tliai fully that the sum of*l,77J.3t of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Brooks two on 1878 .1.34 1801. ,94 and Island-Arrlve at played years the Hebron Decided all of the second Long Chebeaque 9.30 next In the upon, eleven had been contributed to the DR. close at m. Saturday game against Maim team before sooietj SANDEN'SELECTRIC BELTS a. m. and 7 p. m; 8.30 a. and 1.30 "Vegetable Compound. Academy entering ire 1880... .3.20 Colby, working hard to make tbs team 1893.oa! the all of p. m. I State, Stearns and Veazie wiil piny ends, 1881 .2.76 during year, whioh had beer Now, have used 9 bot- Chapman, ’97,’will doubtless be found and it Is 1894.27 CURE WITHOUT MEDICINB Cousin’s Island—Arrive at a. close Fronoh and very probable that some of 1882 ...7.58 1895.. expended in aid of the poor under tin £.30 m.; tles ; lias Murphy tackles, Hambler again at tackle. 2.16 p. m. my weight 'This is his seventh them will do it if 1883 .2.68| 1896. and Stoekbridge with they keep up the supervision of tne board of managers, Rheumatism, increased 25 lbs. 1 guards, Speai season on the gridiron. He precipitation for this East,port via Steamer—Arrive 10 a. m played two ;ame gait they are now Average month for The Lame centre. Fairfield has a showing. 26 following officers wore elected foi Lumbago, Back; Tues. and Sat.; close 3,30 p. m.t Tues. and tell one to uudcftibtedly gooc years as a substitute and three as years.. every years The team was to have a Total excess In Fri. claim on quarter-back. The halves wil played game precipitation during the ensuing year: Sciatica. whom and what I ow'e a member of the regular team at Phillips month.. be from in Saturday afternoon with the Deering 5 54 President—George 'l'refethen. and there picked Stauwood, Ives, Kendal Exeter before ooming to Accumulated excess in precipitation since Kidney Complaint, my recovery, Colby. Every- High sohool but this has been Vioe Presidents—I. Fred Sturdivant and Stet3on, and the full hack will b< eleven, January 1st. 76 Stomach or Liver are 15 of friends body who nas seen the team Number clear Marr and H. Ills, my Colby play called off and no team has been selected of days. _ Sylvester George Lord. Ives or Clark. anc Number of the Wilson, Wlggiu is familiar with his fine work. partly cloudy days. _ Treasurer—Churles S. Forbes. Nervousness. taking Compound Chap- !or the date as The of Shute are yet. Deering grounds Number cloudy days. __ making good bids for position! stands 6 feet 11 inches and weighs Secretary Philip F. Turner. Nervous after seeing what lin*1 will be put In first class this sea- Board of M. Debility, on the team. The men hn\e been re shape Managtrs—William Marks, ) it has done for me. ion for the The UUarles Henry Chase, Alfred Drains, Losses. free from accidents Varney Putnam. ’99, will be in the line sport. goals were put Woodman' if I had markably thus far. either at Deafness Cannot Be William Wi Eben Oh, known guard or tackle. Last year wrs afternoon Cured. Brown, Corey, Wllljan' Lost The new up yesterday and the grid- Vigor. -™E athletio field which will b< his first at the game when he A. Quincy, James P. Baxter, Williair EUROPEAN of it sooner, and astonished rons marked out. by local as cannot I* used for the first all his fine work. A strong fence is to application they reach the O. Fox, A. L. J, J. Dr. Sanden’s Inventions for Electrical gei#. PLAN- of time,'in the game will by He tackles diseased of tile ear. There is Burbank, Gerrish, RAWFORD saved all these years misery. I finely ce around portion only one P. Treatment have cured thousands after all other and is a placed the edge of the field to cure deafness and that is Edward Chase, Augustus | good ground gainer. He Is a way by constltii Cummings known treatments had failed. are can recommend it to every woman.”—- tlonal remedies. Jefferson Thomas They fully io keep the crowd off the field Deafness is caused an Chase, Pennell, E. c! warranted. Let me send d HOUSE strongly built fallow 6 and this by In you neat, illustrated 40S W. 9th Cincin- standing feet and flamed condition of the mucous lining 0, ...„ Chase, George W. book all about them, and Kate Yodep., St., will be found to be a Simonton, f! explaining containinir Mass. 10 inches and great improvement Eustachian Tube. When this tube is John several hundred testimonials from Boston, weighing 175;pounds. inflamed Greenough, Cousens, Benjamin F, Maine and nati, O. ONE HONEST MAN. ever the old you have a sound or mail on Among the candidates for condition of things when rumbling imperfect heal- Harris, O. W. Fullam, Lyman N, vicinity. Free by application. il Dear Editor: Please Inform your readers tliafc t the ends are ing and when it is closed. Should advice be required, write \o a entirely Deafness is F. H. L. NOTE A FEW MAINE PEOPLE ■written to confidentially, I will mail in a scaled letter R. C. with rope stretohod around the field the and unless the Cousens, Jordan, D. Austir CURED. Shannou who played left end last result, inflammation can he Rooms Si.oo per day and upwards at who the plan pursued by which I was rcstore< and James Kenzer. C. W. Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., permanently ihe crowd was taken out and this tube restored to its normal Morrill, Monson, Maine. first class—restaurant to health and manly vigor, after years of sufferingfron season, constantly pushing out Jason M. —thoroughly of Richardson, ’99, Doughty n condition, hearing will he Rev. W. T. Phelan was Bragdon, Dexter, in the heart of '0 has the utter confidence all in- Nervous "Weakness, night losses and weak, shrunkei >n to the and destroyed forever elected agenl unsurpassed—located freshman field with the nine cases out of ten are I. A. Small. Guilford — parts. from Hebron, Pike who interfering caused by catarrh the city electric cars to all depots American women. She will played an of the association. H, T. Woods, I have no scheme to extort money from anyone. ] the end last and whioh is nothing but inflamed condition Portland, pass the door. telligent year Eels, ’99. Shannon jame. U1 Thomas East •* was robbed and swindled by the until I the mucous surfaces. A vote of thanks was Henderson, port, — Gents’ also tell what to do, free of quacks nearlj and Pike are both hard oxtended to th( I. M Specialties Cafe, t^k promptly lost faith in mankind, but thank Heaven, I am now workers and Mr. he We will give One Hundred R Blethen, Thorndike, 17 Brattle earnest MoOartby says has soldom been Dollars for m. ** Ladies’ Lunch, Street. well, vigorous und strong, and anxious to make thh players a trifle E. R. Haynes, Lydia E. Pinkham’s light for the case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) retiring president, William Marks, to th< Monson, oysters at all sea- charge. "Vege- certain means of cure known to all. uud n a town where more foot ball enthu- that can Freshly opened positions may get crowded out by not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. and treasurer sons. Broiled Live Soft table which is ob- Having nothing to sell or 6end C.O.D., I want n< Send lorfiS secretary and to Sargent, Lobsters, Compound, easily heavier men. livsm is manifested circulars 1 free. Steamed money. Address, JAS. a. HARRIS, than is to be found .Shell Crabs, Clams. tained at will Soannell F. J. Dennison & Co., for a liberal discount or any druggist’s, restor* Box sfo Delray, Mich.. and Gibbons, two new men, lere in Portland. CHENNEY&CO., Toledoe«o,0. n 0P~ Sold by Druggists, 75c. the society’s ooal.bill. *py ailing woman to her normal con- i DR. A. T. SAN DEN. &26 Broadway, New VnrR. dittos gctoMyom ywin 1 naatty. MISCELLANEOUS. oieut Kuloktrbooker families, who re- WEDDINGS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. HETTY GREEK. mained • spinster and etill ooonpies the 89 family mansion. Another is Miss Annie Lear, whose wealth ii the mil- JTAINE Tetter among Leighton—Hawkins. TOWNS. lions and who, with a baohelor brother, resides on 5th .avenue when not passing An extremely pretty wedding took ths summer at Of FOR YOUR ADVANTAGE Tonsilitis her Newport oottaga. place In at high noon yesterday, BRIDGTON. Six of the four ladies Dsering, potatoes Vermout rose vari- these wall-known young and be Richest Woman in America Takes a Miss when Mr. Marshall Ora Leighton Oct. 1—The ety may seen on exhibition in the Robinson married; the others re Bridgton, Pondioberry store Toothache Miss mill of J. N. Brackett, six mained single. Ann Leary was Hetty’s Maude Augusta Hawkins, daugh- team driven by John neighing * Cheotham, Pounds end three ounces—all taken from WE HAVE POSTPONED OUB .... Hand at bridesmaid. ter of Ur. and Mrs. Lorenzo F. Haw- boss That creeping, spreading, itching, tingling Cards. weaver at the mill, ran away on a bill, which had only two stalks. Mr. Edward H. Green, ths husband of of They skin irritation, the pains attending toothache kins, were married at the residence Lower Main street in this village, Wed- were n ikd.l by James. C Hetty, was born in Bellows Falls, Vt., Ayer. and inflammation of the tonsils, are soothed the 183 Ocean street. Mrs. of is visit- and for a number of after he be- bride’s parents. No. nesday colliding with and over x-ettlgrew, Lawiston, this It cures years forenoon, her by Anodyne. asthma, bronchitis, the on ing son, Prof. B. L. Pettigrew, oame of age was olerk in a store at that The house was a delight to eye turning the meat wagon of Leslie San- colds, coughs, catarrh, colic, croup, cramps, prinoipal of the Cornish HlgbtScbool. 4 HOW SHE MET THE PRIXCE OF place. His intimate friend wna a fellow aooount of the beautiful floral decora- ehills, dyspeptic pains, diphtheria, gout, hack- born, and throwing Mr. Cheatham out Dr. J. L. Chase, onr esteemed dentist, elerk, who wae born at Putney, a dozen Is ing, hoarseness, headache, heartburn, tions. Goddard, the ; florist, was given and his arm. to soon open an offioe in Poitland. whoop- WALES. miles away. Ibis young man is now ths breaking ing cough, influenza, irritations, inflammations, well-known Chicago loan agent, Mr. P. carte blanohe for the oocasion. The Notwithstanding the frequent rains NEWFIELD. -TILE- neur.algia, nervousness, pneumonia, saiatica, R. Chandler, who oonsnlted by wedding oeremony was in the for the isgalways peiformed last two months the ponds whioh Newfield, Sept. 30. Mrs. J. H. rheumatism, vertigo, vomiting, sore lips, sore Mrs. Green before she makes any Invest- Smith, parlor under a fl iral arch, from the serve as reservoirs for our woolen mills who for the past eight weeks has been throat, sore lungs, la grippe, chpst pains, ments in this city. In his younger days Was a Belle in Her Girlhood and Kaown oenter of whiob was a mag- are at suffering with a bone abscess on her bowel pains and kidney pains. Itisthe sover- and middle life Mr. Green was a splen- suspended the lowest poiut and almost no foot, baa a surgical operation performed eign cure for bites, burns, bruises, cuts, chaps, as “The New Bedford Beauty.” did specimen of an Arasrloan, over,offset nificent wedding bell. water is runiing from them. The mill Oct. 3d. a the in and His Tuesday, removing portion of bone. Saturday Morning, cracks, corns, chilblains, height 350 The was in the contusions, deafness, weighing pounds. ceremony performed will be obligvd to shut down at once for She is dolDg ninety. freckles, fractures, (Chioago Record.) first business venture was in Boston and mumps, ringworm, stings, presenoe of the families and lack of unless we have rains Mrs. Busan from bs was not suooesaful. He was later on respective powei heavy Gilpatriok Sanford, scalds, strains, sprains, soreness, stiffness, Mrs. Hetty R. one of the is visiting friends in Newfield. Green, nniqne by the Russells of London and intimate friends by Rev. Mr. Cate of very soon. swellings, and any ache, any pain anywhere. characters of this engaged Miss from generation, a woman sent them to the East where the Free of Richardson, Woroester, As by Indies, Baptist church of Portland, Among meant improvements here- is at Dr. F. W. we want you to witness other opening displays so you can a he Mass., Smith’s. originated/ possessing national reputation on ac- remained nearly twenty years and which an active soalety Mr. Leighton is about we notice a fine new steel foot- Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ayer, from Bos- a count of her made a fortune. Through commerial re- get good idea of prices, style and finish on THIS FALL’S GAR. great wealth, extreme fru- member. The bride was dressed in a ton, are visiting at Mr. Luther lations ha became acquainted with Mr. bridge of sane seventy feet span aoross Ayer’s. gality, simplicity of attire and Mrs. M. J. Chellis Is home from Port- MENTS, then we invite you to come to our aud convince notoriety Robinson, the father of Hetty, and in rich while satin with pearl trimmings, the stream tetween the Pondicherry mill place thrust har the land. upon by preas of the land, 1864 she beoame his wifs. and her veil was fostered yourself of the inducements we wedding with and the piocerhouse; also a new sluice Mrs. Georgle Adams, from Massachu- offer. %>dvn£L|NIMENT? took her departure from this olty last At this lime bis laaome was $50,000 a an elegant diamond sunburst, the of for the of over the Pondi- setts, a former resident of Invented in 1S10 by the late Dr. A. Johnson,' year. Mr. Greeen beoame interested In gift pasSEge logs Newfield, Monday for St. Lonis to a the cherry dam. called on friends here last week. Family Physician. Its extraordinary worth, spend few and was groom. She carried bride roses. railways subsequently president Nut Fniker a few with merit and excellence have satisfied hoars there and Tla reach of ths & Nashville line with Miss Isabelle Bridgton Ugh school are practicing a Capt. spent days 33 1-3 everybody Philadelphia Louisville Clark, of Deering, was hiB in PER CENT football teas and hope to be able to family Newfield last week. 9 for nearly a century. It is marvellous how her final New Thurs- heaqnarters In New York. Fora nnm- maid of in silk destination. York, honor, gowned yellow play against some of the local teams. RAYMOND. on many different diseases and complaints it will bar of years, having amassed a sufficient every day, to attend a lawsuit or two and to trimmed with white Duchease lace. Mr. This schoolhas a larger attendance than cure. It is used and recommended by physi- competence, Mr. Green has retired from enter a the of H. for some yeirs. East Raymond, Sept. 30. Mia* Lnoy cians It is the the protest against sale the active business life and resides in his Edgar Barker, of Lawrence, Mass., a everywhere. best, oldest, The fine lew residence of Frank E. P. Cole is teaching a very successful the It is unlike other. It is Philadelphia & Reading road, of which native town. Besides the parents, the classmate of the was beBt man. original. any groom, Field, maniger of the Bridgton Lumber term of sobool at Cook’s Mills, Casco. she a Green family consists of two children, superior to any other. It is not merely a Lini- ie large bondholder. The service was » Mr. and Mrs. Mr. both born in London—Edward H. R. Eplseopal wedding Company, finished and the family are Stephen Barberick, ment, it is the Universal Household Remedy. The ars often made and into it. This is the fifth new Frank P. and Mies Fannie i) Strout GAPE was a |E. queries How and Sylvia. The former, familiarly need, ring given. moving JACKET, OR SKIRT. For Internal as much as External use. Over Mrs. Green’s house to be ereoted in this immediate from Portland visited their mother, Mrs. | great wealth of (66,003,000 called “Ned,” has resided a good deal in After the oeremony a was 80 years the demand for it has steadily in- reception Main the Lydia A. Strout, Sunday. bow dues she this city. he has entered the vioinity—lower street—during creased. It is used and endorsed all acquired, spend her time, Reoently given from 13 to 3d. m., and was largely live 'The following pupils from this plaae are by political arena and is ohairman of the past yeirs. athletes. Mother should have in the what are her tastes and attended the The attending the fall term of the Pennell Be sure and don’t Every it general appear- state Republican committee of Texas. by eooial friends of the quetion of International Arbitra- buy your garment until you have seen our on children and tion was tie at a union Institute at Gray: Messrs. Frank R. bourse, dropped sugar suffering ance, who weie her ancestors! Is He is also of the Texas Midland bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. subjeot meeting line, and do not of us unless we save president Leigh- of ’97: W. buy you that amount, but love it. It produces a permanent increase of she a 180 miles In the W. C. T. U. at the Cniversoliet Leavitt, Guy Chapman, ’97; widow or has she any other heirs railway, length, purobased ton and Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins assisted H. we do ask of to wait a vital in the and its electric church, evening. The as- Clyde Jo'rdan. 1900; MIsbos Tena you couple of days before purchasing, as activity parts, by but and by his mother. Ned keeps Sinday legal Ned! The Gaily News will endeavor equipped the bride and groom in receiving of tbs were Jordan, ’97; Fernie E. Leavitt, It is not worth while energy excites the organs to more vigorous bouse at Terrell, Tex., with a few kin- paots question presented by ’99; paying $3.00 to $5.00 more for a garment to supply its readers with the desired In- the In the Judge Waker, the financial Angie Jordan, ’98; Millie W. Mann, exertion giving power to throw off disease. dred spirits. He has a valet and a pro- guests. dining room aspect by when you get it only three sooner. Prof. Graf of the school, the social 1900. Addie G. Foster. days formation gathered from a trustworthy fessional oook. He is now in his 38th Miss Edith Robinson served punch, as- high Remember Ihaveneverbeenabletosell any of the many by Rav. E. A. Markley and the relig- Erastns G. Strout, of Chelsea, Mass., that other dealers have to pay the same prices other source. her of year. Hetty fondly oherisbes the hope sisted Liniments left on sale with me and During sojourn two by Misses Florence and or is his Mrs. A. K. that he Leighton ious Christian aspeots were assigned visiting mother, you can buy your for. This is not a mere claimed to be just as good as Ano- inherits her ability and shrewd- garment statement but Johnson’s months in this olty, Mrs. Hetty Green Blanohe Hawkins. Ice oresm and sher- to Rev. Mr. Woodwell who was unable Strout. dyne Liniment. Simply the name Johnson’s ness and not only will be the heir to a positive and it is to our as well as has been the of to by reason of disa- Mr. A. C. Mann, of Casoo, has been fact, Anodyne Liniment is what sells to my trade. guest the hospitable Mrs. an immense fortune but as the years ad- bert were served by Miss Walker, of Lew- take*pat physical Alonzo W. Me. bility. Tie house was crowded and the canvassing this place for Biram H. Gur- Purington, Bowdoin, P. R. Chandler, 3844 avenue. vanes will extraordinary talent iston, assisted Miss Emma of Langley display by Allen, occasion vas of ney & Co., of dealers in nur- and beoome a In the much interest. Excellent Auburn, The Doctor’s and directions on Her sabbaths leader politloal, rail- signature every bottlew have all been passed in a and Mias Grace of music a sery stock. way or financial world. the Portland, l.egrow, wa furnished by chorus choir. similar Sylvia, Mrs. Elsie O. wife of manner. Breakfasting at 9, she daughter, her father’s companion and Lynn, Mass. During the reaeption Gil- Apples are being gathered iu this Strout, Joseph TO YOUR ADVANTAGE. are Allen, died very even- eagerly and oarefully persued the Sun- pride, Is in her 36th year. She is some- bert's orchestra furnished vioinity. They very plenty and suddenly Tuesday delightful tbe is not ing, Sept. 89. of fatty degeneration of what delicate, a tall, slender woman of cheap, b|t quality perhaps Y day papers especially noticing the stock- mualc. , the heart. Mrs. Allen was 77 of retiring disposition and deoldsdly femi- qu’te upto the highest. years market reports, the Dr. Harold of age, and had been married 56 commenting upon nine in her tastes. Had sha social as- Foss, Boston, Messrs. CORNISH. nearly CREAM rise and fall of years. She was one of the oldest per- IalmCATAJRRH the leaders and clipping pirations she could easily become a so- J. A. Rockwell, of Norwich, Cano., and Mrs. Villlam Hatch, of Portland, for- sons In the vicinity, and was beloved Is any article In which her name was men- ciety belle either at New York or New- O. W. Perlev. nf Rnston „„ quickly ab- o and respected by all who knew her. She port. merly Lincoln, Neb., is visiting her sorbed. Cleanses tioned, favorably or otherwise. Mrs. ushers, the two last named being class- daughter Mrs. Rose Badgerly. leaves a husband, three sooq, one ""P*. noYnTM run mam m a tlttt.xt’ Mltrs., Green did not honor chnroh with her mates of Danid W. who has been ill daughter and a number of R. Mr. large grand- II. Mr. and Mrs. O’Brion, & any LEWSEN the Nasal Passa- Leighton. for sons is still feeble. children to mourn her loss. CO., presence. At 2 o'cloak she partook of a But whnt blood ran* Id the veins of Leighton received man; beautiful and time, very ges, Allays Pain N. D Colcord of the Biddeford Jour* Miss Ethel L. Strout is substantial for the Chandler valuable visiting and Inflamation dinner, these abildren and how were these mil- remembrances of the occasion. nal ha« been visiting friends in Cornish friends In Wlndbaiu. table is with the choic- left on the Mr. Elias Bartlett is Heals and Pro always supplied lions acquired! From the best New They 3.80 p. m. train for Boar the pait week. 2 making exten- J. C. Sanborn and wife sive repairs on his William 538 est food palatably prepared and served England stook oame these descendants, ton, New York and the West, and will have been buildings. Congress St., tects the Mem- vialtirg thoir daughter In Gray. L. Knight and I. P. Jordan are doing on the most delicate obina. The remain- for Hetty Robinson Green has every be at homo at Montclair, N. after brane from Colds. pR| R IN HEAR J,, the work. Formerly occupied by Cressey, Jones & Allen. der of the afternoon was usually spent reason to be of her anoestry. She December 1st. sept30 Restores the Sense uULU III RlAU proud In a drive through the south side parks, can trace her descent from John How- Mr. Leigbton is a graduate of the Mas- DEERING. of TaA and Smell. Gives Relief a1 SOUTH PORTLAND. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. laud, one of the signers [of that famous sachusetts Institute of Technology, class once and it will care. Mrs. Green entertains her callers in the compaot, drawn up on board the May- of ’90. He has been eleoted medical In- A particle is applied directly into the nostrils, was DEERING CENTRE. evening and retires early to prepare for flower. His wife the daughter of spector and sanitary engineer of Mont- s 50 cents at or of the The IN AND aggreable. Druggists John first Volunteer Hoae are short- “CuME by mail; Carver, governor TRY her arduous duties of the the, clair. and Tht Centre Good company mail. week. Biology baoteriology are bis Deering Templars’ sample 10c. by Plymouth colony. A nearer ancestor to a The last ly give ball at Willard. ELY 56 "Warren seoular days of the week she arises was Isaac Howland, who died in 1826. specialties. meeing Tuesday evening was large- BROTHERS, Street. New Mr. H. E. Q uilnan of Boston has been York. early. She is physically strong and hav- He I bequeathed his fortune, made in ly (ttended and the five new members that former lucrative New in- Champlln-Kurr. visiting friend s in town. ing wonderful health for a woman of 63, England that joined were much pleased and Those 3 dustry now extinct, to his Mrs. Baker and minute biscuits.” To the Honorable County Commission her free from aches and whaling, One of the prettiest of the the Emily granddaughter body pains and one the mother and the weddings grettly enjoyed many good things granddaughters, season was of East Limerick are the guests of Mr. ers of the County of Cumberland. her mind from anxiety, for as she has no other the aunt of Hetty Robinson Green. that of Miss Mabel Kurr, wbfch the Good Templars of Deeriiig The niece of Mr. and Mrs. David LoveHt of Willard. free exhibit contin- notes to meet on the morrow, her slum- Abbie married Edward Mott Robinson Adolph Weissbeln, and Mr, Ceitre lodge are so successful In prepar- cooking State of Maine: Mr. Willard W. Smith of and Hetty; the lronly child, is now the Fierce of son Cambridge, bers are undisturbed by troubled dreams. George Champlln Boston, ing for their new members. ues daily all this week. Respectfully the famous Mrs. Green. Mass., is visiting Mr. William Waite at represent undersigned Her letters she reads before of Mr. James P. Champlin of Portland, Yorkmen are the stone curb- the Municipal officers of the City of important heretofore a marked placing Deering, Combatiyenecs, which took Danforth Cove. that the true boundaries of a certain high- leaving the honse, the remainder she characteristic of Mis. Green, has of late plaae at the home of the ing on the Central avenue line of the known as The new way Main street, duly located in staffs into what she designates as her years been rapidly ^dveloped. She is bride’s unale In thn Hoffman house, Bos- block. boiler house which is to be the of Deering and from the Hcegg City extending “private office." This consists of a ever In and wins her erected at Willard Beaoh to be connected Westerly side of Ocean street, (so-called) in large litigation usually ton, Wednesday. The Bev. Thomas Van firs. Charles Mallison la the of a guest The Wonderful pooket extending from her waist to the suits. Possessing mind she her- said Deering where said Main street and legal with tbe Casino for the pnrpose of heat- Range... Ness, pastor of tbe Second M:s. S. S. Ocean strest intersect, to the intersection of bottom of her skirt; its oontents would self would have been an able disciple of Churob, Lowe. ing the will be built of brisk. said Main street with Stevens. Plains avenue dll a small grip sack. The majority of Blaokstone. Her predominant trai t, love officiated. Mra Wm. Soule is away until next building in said at Allen’s Cor- (so-called) Deering, her mail consists of begging letters. of accumulation, inherited from her Herman M. Bicb, son of Mr. M. N. The work on the building has com- ner, so called, are uncertain oi Saturday. doubtful, These she reads and destroys as she somewhat > parsimonious has menced and it will bo lost. jour- father, Hicb of was best and Mrt. E. L. Manson has completed by the neys down town on the Grove strengthened from day to until it Portland, man, returned from Wherefore they pray your Honorable Cottage day end of tbe month. oars to her in has beoome the one aim of her Miss Alice P. Gibson, daughter of Mr. ier friends and Board to examine said highway and locate heaqduarters Howland existence. pleasant trip among .. and define its limits and boundaries and block. Hor conversation is sure to drift into a Montgomery Gibson, formerly of Port- relatives In Green, Me. cause MAJESTIC durable monuments to be erected at Under Mrs. Green’s personal business current. She n Oves and supervis- lives, land, was maid of honor. She was Mr. Walker from Cumberland One of the Great Successes of the the angles and along said street thereof ac- ion the latter business structnre has been has her being in the domaiD of finance. Milla, Day, cording to the provisions of the statutes in in silk and carried las is on generated, painted and papered. At The eooentrlo Mrs. Grean believes all gowned yellow satin, moved to No. 25 Central avenue. During a recent interview with the daily exhibition in and such cases made and provided as in duty working order, noon the owner sends ont for a piece of mankind is in league to wrest from her Mareschal Niel roses. The brides a petite Miss Etta Lowe is her time bound will ever pray. passing manufacturers of Ax” Plug it is biscuits in Dated at this watermelon for her lnnoh or hastens to the wealth whioh is hsr own. brnnette wore, a ‘‘Battle baking 3 minutes. Deering twenty-sixth day ol rightfully gown of white satin vith Mrs. T. Frank Jones on Pleasant Tobacco said had been 1896. a bakery for bread and milk. She is To have and to hold the they they amply August, $10,000,000 duchess, with chiffon fastened WM. W. MITHCELL, Mayor. often called npon by some of the wealthi- Inherited from her father and mnternal garniture, treet. repaid for the enormous amount of ELBRIDGE L. at the throat with a COBB, est men of this city seeking a large loan aunt, andthrough her own sunburst of pearls. There was a lively and interesting which have for E. MATTHEWS, manipulations money they spent news- for a few months or some prominent to see these ten millions transformed Into Her veil was with blog' DRAPERY DEPT. HENRY J. DAVIS, caught orange i >arody of Shakespeare which was paper advertising by a wonderful in- W. P. promoters who need her assistance. She three score has not satisfied her ambition. soma. AYER, j ;reatly enjoyed by all at Mrs. Caleb crease of business. G. M. CRAM, reserves her decisions until the next day, She seems to poises* the Midas touob They claim that The ushers were Messrs. Frederic! C. W. SMALL, as Mrs. Green desi'es the advice of Mr. with iti^aoeompanylng evils. Investments ] dontgoinery’s on Monday evening. they have had an excellent opportunity FREEMAN GOWEN, Chandler in whom she has implicit oon- In bonds, stocks, mortgages and re 1 es- Douglass, Frederick Moore, Edwarc Mrs. D. ff. Hoegg’s guests have re- to tost the of Aldermen of advantage newspaper ad- Deering. ddence. After giving her final Instruc- tate are to her more profitable Burnes and Arthur of subjects Champlln Port| t urned to their homes in Colebrook, N. because ever since tions to the the owner was the of conversation and vertising, they started, janitors, onasequsntly the a brother of the land, groom. I. manufacturers of other “THOSE ODD last one’to leave her ,and with whioh she Is most brands of US OF building seek topics familiar. DICES STATE plug OF MAINE. After a to the quiet domioile on Langley avenue. The question is ; often asked where trip Washington, Mr, anc E. H. Goddard has sold bis house on tobacco who have for Cumberland, ss. years made enor- does Green live! the sum- Mrs. will reside at No. 5( street and has to At the Court of Commissioners be- AN ABLE PARTNER AT Hetty During Champlin | iouth gone up Aroos- mous profits by tbe oonsumers a County EUOHRE. mer would giving At gun and holden at Portland, within and for months She prefer to reside Bicknell Dorohester. Five hnn Just 1-2 Price” street, 1 oofe to see the business outlook in that small of tobacco no better than the of on the first Tues- And there, after an hour’s convers at Round Hill, Mats., where she has a piece County Cumberland, dred were at day of June, Anno Domini 1986, to wit, at a house in which her ancestors guests present the reoeptioi ] ooality for^honest labor. "Battle the business she has transacted or hare resid- Ax," immediately recognised regular session thereof on the first upon which followed the Tuesday ed for these eonturies, but Mr. Green ceremony. A Suooessful Concert. the fact that on aooount of September, Anno 1896. will on the morrow if she can Very of tbe superior are closed out Domini, forget tem- * Vt. Last winter being rapidly but come On the Petition it satis- prefers Bellows Falls, and liberal foregoing being her ruinous the had Sanborn—Pratt. At Woodfords Congregational church quality sized pieoe of "Battle factorily shown to the Court, that the porarily investments, she family apartments at St. at once land hotel on the at sat Ax, their business in dan- you may still secure a Petitioners are responsible, and that an in- takes a hand at the card table, enjoying George’s .height Brook- Under a beautiful aroh of evergreet 1 evening occurred the first of the was, great into the merits is it is here- and but two wa*. of quiry expedient, a game of hearts, and Is an able partner lyn, day* Mrs. Green and Interwoven with silvei ■ eries of the Deering Course of Star en- ger being cqrtailed. In their effort to in Irish ORDERED. That the Commission- smilax. bargain Brus- by County at euchre. When in the mood ana In the mined at her desk in the Cbsmioal this Points, Swiss, ers will meet at the Brick Store at Allen’s tinsel and flowers from tbe centre oi < ertaiuments. The ohurob was almost prevent they waged bitter war of Intimate friends Mrs. National Bank building. Among the '-wiiicx, su cancu, 1x1 saiu ox on company the sels and other fine laces. uuy ueering, transactions in whioh she has which a marriage Mr. < ntlrely filled by the large audience against manufacturers of “Battle Monday, the nineteenth A. Green can he a most obarmlng entertain- many 1q- hung dainty bell, day’of October, was Ax” and D. 1896, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, er or raconteur. la sel- oreaaed her wealth the' purchase Of Charles G. and Miss vhioh assembled to hear Miss resorted to methods of all This, however, Sanborn, Sadie B. Safford, . . . “COME AT TWILL PAY and that the Petitioners give notice to all dom. As Mrs. Green’s vault Louisville & Nashville railway stock at kinds which ONCE; YOU." . , , private in Pratt were married last at the dies Webb and the Ceciliaus. The pro- seemed questionable to persons interested, by an attested 80 and it at of evening causing New York la filled with bonds and mort- selling normalizing aproflt business men who copy of said Petition and this Order of Court Her of home of the groom, 408 Cumberland i [ramme was as follows: possess a higher sense gages, so her memory Is stored with Inci- $2,000,000. manipulation the ———■—• thereon, to be served upon the Clerk of of honor and fair City dents and names Central made her a small for- the Bev. Bollln T. 1 dealing. Notwith- said oity of Deering and also the of the bnaox and Georgia street, by Hack. The Quartette—Gladsome Days, Molloy by posting up belles of tune^ and of the road another. Ceciliaus all this the of the same in three public places in New York upper-tendom over Reading wedding was a very pretty one and was standing handicap, manu- copies She is a owner of the stook said city and publishing the 6ame one# a thirty years ago. large of the Heading—The Statue Scene from factures of witnessed by a large number of th< “BatteAx,” through the week for three weeks successively in the Among the pleasant reminisoenoes of Chioago & Northwestern railway. “Winter’s Tale, Shakespeare “The Household Portland a and medium of their newspaper advertise- Outfitters,11 Daily PRESS, newspaper printed Mrs. Green’s life whioh cause her Mr. Chandler paid $60,000 taxes in friends relatives of the happy young AgDes M. Safford. in in said gray Portland, the first of said 1895 for her auv.svw, nvrw HUSO Ivlt lUv county, eyes to twinkle and sparkle was the visit unimproved property In this couple. The groom, who is the trans focal Solo—Serenade, Grelg UUUOUUIOtH publications, and each of the other notices She has all her real Lizzie M. Brown. to Do at of the Prince of Wales to Canada and the city. acquired estate of the high grade and fine of least thirty before tlie timfe of porting mall agent of the Portland posi quality son days In this foreulesnre. In / said at which time and United States, for Hetty Bobinson, then oity by 1892 Mrs. lolln solo—polonaise, wioniawski “Battle Ax’’ meeting; place, offioe, is the son of and the great economy de- (after It has been shown that called, “the New Bedford was Green loaned George W. Gage $160,000 only City Audita Bertha M. Webb, satisfactorily beauty," rived from until the above notice has been duly given) the one of the belles In that swell circle of on real estate. At thejsale of the proper- and Mrs. Leroy S. Sanborn, while thi leading— Huldah, the Prophetess, Biggs uaing It, today “Battle commissioners will to viewr the Miss proceed New York’s elite to which Prince Albert ty she bid it In and its present value la bride is the of “(Arranged for Saflotd by the Ax” Is pronounced by all the greatest route set forth In said Petition and other daughter Mrs. Mary J & LEICHTO in 1894 Hilton __ Hooper, Edward whs Introduced ns the $1,600,000. Judge Henry Author.) success on the market routes and roads connected therewith, and represen- Pratt. The house was deco and more pounds OUR TERMS—l our back if tatives of the best blood and ef New York was in urgent need of elaborately Agnes M. Sanord. money the goods don't salt von after such view will give a hearing to wealthlsst of it are sold than of they uuu iu uuvuvini vuvici iu 40 rated for the ocoasion with 1 Prim- any other brand the parties and their witnesses at some con- families of this country. By birth as uiuuv/j smilax, ever Juartette—f. Welcome, Pretty of tobaooo. So much venient place in the vicinity when and well as by being an heiress Miss Rohinon known that Hetty Green hat from $3,000- green and flowers and the parlor ii rose, Pinsuti plug for newspaper where all and inter- 000 to on at The persons corporations (which was Mrs. Green’s maiden name) $5,000,000 always deposit the nrhinK the Irnnt iwaa 41 _ r_ b. Bobolink, Thayer advertising. ested and show if may appear cause, any was entitled to move In the best Chemical national bank of New York an Ceolllans. have, the of said society, bower of they why prayer Petition institution of aha is a stock- evergreen and potted plants Tooal Solo—Ab I ’Tls a Stylish Footwear at Prices. should not be and she was also connected by marriage which large Dream, Hawloy We liave a One line of Popular granted. The Maine Ar« we Attest, with the leading families. One oousin holder. lo her Hilton applied, offering bride was charmingly attired in l Jennie Klng-Morrlson. Good Templars. Woolens in theyndneementa are bolding out to our 1 Foreign euitomers. To tbe ladies we B. C. STONE, Clerk. was the Hon. Moses the finan- gilt-edged collaterals, wbiob are now in white silk with Juartette—Plantation Melody. cdu positively Grinnell, figured pearl trimming) Caribou, Ootoher 1.—'The Grand Makes, Scotch and English state that we can show the best lines of of the Petition and Order of court cial an and the hands of Wiilliam the Ceoiliaus. lodge *1.50. Copy banker of arctic expedition, Quinlan, Jr., and carried a $2, $2.50 and $3 boots that thereon. cashier the bouqnet of white pinks ani de of Good of Maine its Suitings,Covert sind Vicuna are made in this another was August the Ameri- of Chemical national. Mrs. Violin Solo—Mazurka Concert, Templars opened country. Our men’s aud Attest, Belmont, smilax. The L o n d o o boy’s footwear are can of the and the Green complied with (the request. Im- bridesmaid was Mlsi Musin semi-annual session here fore- Overcoatings, neat and durable, and in children’s B. C. agent Rothschilds Thursday dress aud septl8-25oct2 STONE, Clerk. the condition that the amount Bertba M. Webb. Trouserings and Clay Wor- school shoes we are the father of Perry and Oliver Belmont. posing Florence Woodbury, who wore a of noon, with a small attendance leader* and defy com- gown except steds for Fall and Winter petition. The latter is the present husband of the required, $1,250,000, should be taken, not white leading—Pastoral Soene from “Ben Dancing slipper* we have in all kinds organdie muslin and who carriri from Aroostook oounty. The order has and sizes, and are to former Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. for one year, but for a term of five years Hur,” Wallaoe wear. Also the best Ameri> prepared furdish the same a of at the lowest price* ever at 6 1-2 oent interest or yearly bouquet pinks and smilax. Mt M. SaSord. not made so much progress In ’86 as In can makes, Ctlobe, Hocka- offered in Portland. The attractive Miss Hetty Robinson per $75,000 Agnes We are headquarters for fa»hlo»able rubbers MAINE INVESTMENTS It is said that a Chicago multi-million- Edward was the best man. 1 Sweet Home, Boot some Kock. was chosen as one of the few yonng ladies Bishop Quartette—Home, years. Owing to sickntss in his uuin, Kensington, andean show you more styles than any store aire has seoured from the same Cecilians. in to be presented to the heir of the throne $1,000,000 After the oeremnny was performed family, Grant Rogers, grand ohlef Harris Jk Sawyer’s. Portland. We are sincere in all our state- Being appreciated outside of ■ouroe for three months at 2 oent. ments, and honest of England. The unaffected air, the per Misses The programme was carried ont to the tomplnr of Maine Goud oould dealings with our customers Carney and Dodge served Templars, nave been our chief methods of It is not that Mrs. Green’s punch not attend. Our line is of advertising** our natural style and the witty repartees improbable of the who en- superb. NEW fortune the mark and Miss Tyler assisted 1 p-eat delight audienoe, business. ENGLAND. this Yankee abused and fasoluated may pass $100,00u,000 by Missis Rev. E. W. Webber, P. G. C. of invite an girl lored T., We early inspection the prince and he sought her company before she dies. By means of a tithe of Durloo, Allen, JLuiu Carney and every piece. Riohinond, read the report of the U. C. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. this if she would follow the ex- the second time for a the amount, LaRoohelle served ice cream T. promenade, and caki. ■■ F. C. •if New her ample of those illustrious New England- .1 v WHITE, Yolk, floor managers finding her not among The of Riverton Park. — OPPOSITE PEBBLE ers—whose name is that hnve en- popularity the jouis HOUSE. havlne recently increased Its investment in youthful and somewhat envious intimate legion, happy of or found- was testified to But two more remain iu which to Died From His Burns. aeptSOeodtf BANGOR & AROOSTOOK dowed institutions couple the days -—■■ R. R. CO. First friends but among the dowagers. learning, by innumer- -— ■■ cent ed some mortgage 5 per Gold Bonds until it now Among the intimate friends of the public libraries, or have in able and costly presents they reoeivel, 1 lee the Alabama Troubadours at River- Blddeford, October 1.—Arthur Nadeau, W. L. CARD. holds more tnau $300,000. This indicates that way ameliorated the oonditlon TO DO BY DOING m New Bedford heiress were the late Miss praationl ion You will never have a better the institutions are including almost every namable article Park. age IS, died tonight from burns received large moneyed turning their Catherine a of the poor—ebe would live In the hearts to the Fast for Wolfe,|the multi-millionaire, 1 attention investment! as this is of the when the in silver ware, cut and ihanoe to see how life wbb carried on iu from a leaking torch daring the the first New York life Insurance relative of the Lorlliards, who be- peode Hetty, financier, glass China, ell reoenj Company war. Better buck to invest in Maine Securities. queathed her valuable art oolleotion to would be remembered no more. With making a most beautiful display. From ihe South before the parade of the political companies. DRAPER-TAILOR, the the names of Peabody, Pratt and Lewis seen in KK FOR SALE BY museum, New York, the olerks and carriers ind Is this had set in. BflY’S Metropolitan of the offloe wing dancing rarely Lookjaw and of the that remarkable woman would be forever post 46 Free Street. whose former villa is yet one a female SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITINGCOUflf came The male and deed SCHOOL!* and the of Ameri- handsome oouoh; from the clerks ooality. quar- The HUTSON B. SAUNDERS, elegant Newport residences; Miss Sadio associated upon pages T national Democrats of Nebraska G,TAUGHTOFFICE PRACTICE FROM THE START. can she would be reoorded as of the Mail tettes, the old time plantation soenes, will Rhinelander, a member of one of the an- history Railway Servioo, three parlor probably put a state ticket in the Investment Securities, the field. Discarded. Send for Free “Hetty Robinson Green, philanthro- chairs and from the lady clerks of the »nd camp meeting shooters, winding up Dry Theory Catalogue Street Me pist.” L. A. GRAY & SON. Portland. Me/ St 1-2 Exchange Portland, post offloe a with the cake walk, are something well juG Th&STtf pretty mahogany centre table. Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn followed north bearing and seeing. A Queer Fish. BELIEF IX SIX HOURS bv a shower of old shoes and rloe left for The members of the Alabama Trouba- In Lombard's fish store can be seen a Kidney and Bladder diseases CASTORIA a short bridal lours were upon the platform of Distressing ANDERSON, ADAMS & CO. trip through the West, and grouped relieved in six hours the -‘MEW GREAT WOOD MANTELS very odd fish off Peaks island. by caught on their return will reside at No. 19 ;ho rnstie theatre at Riverton pork, yes- SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE.” The It is but it new is a on account —TEACIIJIB OF—- For Infants and Children. of the skate species, has the Avon street. terday afternoon prior to the opening of remedy great surprise and TILING. of its exceeding promptness in relieving Fire Insurance faoe of a and looks almost like Samples and Agency, monkey iheir performance, and were photo- pain in the bladder, kidneys,back and evry Salesroom, &c. fas- /} a in a of the In male or fe- Violin, Guitar, human being dressed cloak with ilr. W. M. Waite, who is also pan urinary passagos 31 Street. Most men break down when afflicted acrtphed by male. it relieves retention of water and 424 CONGRESS CORNER TEMPLE, Exchange Fall and Winter Term commencing Septem- a hood. It hns attracted a great number offioials ST., ber .st. Terms Apply, 180 Middle with rheumatism If would try mgaged at present by the park pain in passing it almost immediately. If moderate. they want relief or 234 Cumberland streets, Portland, Me of curiosity seekers. Mr. Lombard has Salvation Oil t*t in views of the of yon quick and cure this is your Horace Anderson. they would find relief taking various scenery Sold C. H. W. A. ag2l> eod 2 mos remedy. by GUPPY CO., Drug- ohristened the .fish the x-ray. once. 4S3 ALLEN, Riverton. gist. Congress St., Portland, Me. Foot
The session of the municipal court yes- Successful Exhibition Cunberland terday forenoon was not Thomas long. im IVarren, who works Hlong shore, was ar- Farmers’ Club. raigned for assault. It seems that he dame home, and wanting a piece of paper LOT NO. 2. 1 LOT NO. 3 LOT NO. 4. LOT. NO. 5. LOT NO. 6. to light his pipe tore a leaf out of a book LOT NO. 1. on tbe table. Tht book to bis belonged BRIGHT DAY ENJOYED AFTER daughter and she remonstrated. He then struok her. The daughter testified WEDNESDAY’S RAIN. Solid Hardwood Ger- SOLID OAR SUIT, Beveled Piailo Polish SUIT, Antique Solid Oak SUIT, Dust Proof Dust SOLID OAK to this, and also that her father war good SUIT, Large Antique SUIT, SUIT, large for nothing; that her mother and her- man Plate 36 iO inch English Carved 40 Proof Drawers, extra large! self worked in the match faotory, where Dressing Case, Glass 18x24, Commode, Case, 'Commode, Drawers, Headboard, large Dresser with French Bevel Plate she had worked since she was 14 years of The Attendance I Dresser with Beveled Plate Numbers a Thousand or inch donble door Carved Headboard, Glass 28x22, inch Case, age. Warren practically admitted that Commode, English Commode, More-Bass Ball Gams In the Fore- Dressing Case and Bed. he had struok the girl. Judge Robinson Beveled. 24x30, Commode Extra Large, Commode exta noon— Riverton Wins In the 8.87 Race Polished Bed. Glass 26x32, size, told him that he had shown himself a Highly nigh Headboard, 28x22, and T. T. the Victor In the 8.45. Bed of Finish. bad father and sentenced him to thiee This sale Superior In only This sale only This Sile, Beveled, Posted. months jail. The 28th annual two-days’ fair of the Carved Bed, High James SlcGlnty was arraigned as Cumberland Farmers’ Club at West Three common drunkard, but his case was con- Cumberland closed successfully yester- Three pieces, pieces, until Ootober because the tinued 2nd, day afternoon. Its success was materi- Three pieces. had failed to present tbe prop- lessened 13.00. policeman ally by the rainy day between, $9.87. $ $15,00. 01 evidence. • but Cumberland oannot complain for Antonio the Free- Charles Cavanagro, the other fairs In this oounty have Three pieces. Three pieces. Three pieces. was hiB ease 17.00. port Italian, discharged, suffered the tame. one $ $19.50. Nearly every being nol jrossed by the County At- of them has had rainy weather for its $23-00. torney. It seemed evident that the CHAIRS CHIARS EACH. CHAIRS 75c EACH- CHAIRS second day, except the oonnty fair at 40c EACH- 62c $1.00 EACH. CHAIRS $1.10 EACH. trouele was between Cavanro and his Gorham which had the rain on the employer, who had failed to pay the third day. Italian what was due him. Yesterday dawned bright and pleasant Other oases of were: Wil- disposed after Wednesday's storm and remained liam Brown, intoxication, $3 and costs. so except at noon time when a very light Peter Nee, intoxication, 30 in dayB ihower, which did not do any damage, — ATKINSON FURNISHING county jail. fell. s, I | Frederick M. CO., Patrick, intoxication, $5 Many people came out in teams and and costs. the orowd In the afteruoou must have For the next heat Ola Westland was PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER. Boston Ridge company for the erection Thomas P. (5 Webber, intoxioation, numbered a thousand people or more. driven by Hawkes and Mollle M. by before Nivember 1st of a stoel bridge and costs. Those who were on the grounds all Rowe. The beat was won by T. T., aoross ths Salmon Falls River at Fast great the / Sale ■. Annual of the Directors to Sacrifice Report t mm day had the pleasure of served to who got first money, Mollle M., third Rochesttr, in place of the through wood i. MUSIC AND DRAMA. being an A1 dinner given by the in the and Sorrell Jim fourth. Stockholders. bridge mw in use at that place. The society OF ball above the agricultural hall. This The summaries: bridge will have a clear span of 124 feet. is one of the best new The Texas Steer, attraotlong of Cum- 3.27 Class, Purse 1100. A Prosperous Year—Work Bone In Port- Portlaatl—A permanent orossing berland fair and it is well known ail has'beei laid aoross Green street to tbe The “Texas Steer” is the best play by Riverton, ro g, by Fred Lothair, land—Pine Bridge at Sanford. for miles around who new looitlon of the Portland and Roches- that Hoyt has ever offered the public. ever attendod (Hawkes), 1111 fair. Taok Hammer b s The fifteenth annual report of the Port- the of Most of bis pieces are merely kuookabont this. Morrill, by ter railioad, orossing tracks tbe The West Blaok Engle, dam Jennie, by land and Boohester railroad has been in which horse is made to Falmouths played a game Portland Railroad company at grade, the farces, play Parago, (Sumner), 3 13 1 Issued the of base ball on the preparatory to annuul meeting o', about 200 feet take the place of humor, but “Texas grounds with the Bradford B, g g, (Rowe), 3 2 18 point orossing being West October 7. The directors present the fol- from the of Steer” is a ahd while it Is Cumberlands In the forenoon. The General Mao, br s, (Stuart), 13 2 2 northed; present orossing comedy, vet)/ exhibit of the the same teams lowing operations of Green itreet this This new easy to burlesque many of tbe situations played Tuesday and the Time,2.31 1-3, 2.33 1-1, 2.33 1-3, 3.29 1-2. by company. road for the jear June 1896: West Cumber lauds were the ending 80, crossing is intended to give entranoe to instead of making them satirical,yet there wiuuers, 2.16 Glass. Goods mentioned below will be closed out at once without to cost or Some of them but Gross regard previous price* is so much that is bright and witty, and yesterday the tables were turned transportation earnings, $263,297.87 tbe iafge area of flats north of Keunebeo and T. T., blk m, by Elair, (Hnston) ill Operating expenses, 201,118.43 at a little more than one-third of their value. not nutruthful in the a the West Cumberlands were the street owned by the company, whlob is piece, that, with Ola Westland, eh m, (Doyen and I losers. The now in filled and good company, an enjoyable entertain- West Falmouths woa the Hawkes), ; 8 2 2 Net earnings, 62,178.94 part being occupied for ment is presented. game to the tune of 16 to 9. The battery Mollle M., b m,(Smith and Rone), 3 3 8 Income from other sources, 2,127.83 its freight yard and other purposes of a tor the West Sorrell Jim, b g, (Westcott), Oil siniilir nature. One of tbe very best things in the Cumberlands was Wilson, play Preble Wilkes, blk g, (Fisher), 15 5 Total income, 64,306.77 Shew and for the WeBt Fifteen thousand five hundred and Is tbe scene where the Indiana orphan Pennell; Fal- Cashier, s s, (A. Buok), 5 0 6 Taxes, 5,346.36 mouth Huston oubio of earth have been girl induces Congressman Brander to team, and Petersons. Time, 2.89 1-2, a37 1-4, 3.13. flity-two yards MEN’S SUITS. FALL OVERCOATS. BOYS’ SUITS. of net kiss her because she wants to be able to Dudley Huston was the umpire. The Surplus earnings hauljd from Gorham and used for filling. PREMIUMS. ovor fixed features of the game were charges, $58,961.41 Forty-eight oars of stone have been used say she has been kissed by a great man kinking, poor Dividend paid July All wool Cassimeres, Scotch Entire stock of dark Oxford ou toe For 4 to 8 as was playing, etc. The score was: The Marginal Way iu repairing the boys years, just her mother able to say she by inningB following premiums bad been 15, 1895, *17,762.11 l’weeds and Cheviots in all the Mixtures,' Silver Grays, Black was kissed Daniel Webster. A niokel u.rannoutns,y u l u o 10 3 1 0—16 awarded Divided paid Jauuary bull beads on that street. A new stautf- in by yesterday new Middy, Reefer,Empire, VI. 10600011 1—9 15, 1896, 17,762.11 this searon’s styles, made to Clay Diagonals, Blue Tricots, all catches that kiss on his Cumb’ds, pipi for water has been erected at the photographer Cattle. -$35,524.22 retail at 15 and to be new made Sailor and other _____ with ut- _ the style n.crftHvn and demands a hundred dollarH The pnrse was $16. foo: of Alder street. The walls of tbe $12, 18, goods, six feet ten inobes Portland street have been closed at once at most care in have .all to suppress It. The congressman allows There was some good horse racing on Draft oxen, to sev- Balance in excess of all charges bridge every detail, suits, new,latest styles, en feet two iuobas—Osoar and himself to be “touohed” aud when the slow track in the afternoon, while Bolfe,Deering, dividends, $23,437.19 lei$cthened and the bridge raised ten sold for $15, 18 and 20, to be stock. and then, first: George S. Doughty, Cumberland, large $6.50 the Cumberland Centre This sum has lnihes to accommodate the cars of the closed out at once the orphan says, ‘‘you don’t blame me band played the second. been distributed among for, and to be Portland Railroad said work $8.00 grades do you Mr. Brander,” replies, “blame popular airs of the day. Seven feet, two inches to seven feet, the following accounts: company, $7.50 and $10. There six inches—Oscar been done at the of that sold at you, no, but stop a moment; did it oost were two raoes, viz: the 2.87 Rolfe, Deering, first; Bank Bay land having expense John H. Barstow. North Yarmouth, sec- improvement, $6,000.09 a class and the 2:45 both for Fund for cars oempany. Twenty-two hundred and Daniel Webster hundred dollars to kiss class, trotters ond H. F. Hall, Falmouth, third. equipping freight $8.50 and $10. or with air brakes and automatic of side your mother?” pacers. The 3.27 class for a purse of Fat oat tie—George R. S. seventy-one feet track have been Lelgbon, first; oou had four starters. S. first on beef ox. piers, 17,000,00 ldd in the The acting in “Texas Steer” was, as $100, They were Gen- Tracy, second; Tracy Profit and freight yard. Herds—F. S. Albert loss, 437*19 $5.00 a whole satisfactory last night, eral Mac, Riverton, Tack Hammer Mor- Blanchard, first; The road has 13 locomotives, 2d passen- although second. BOYS’ LONG rill and Bradford Bideoat, mail and 239 some of the characters were not quite up B. The race was won Cows—F. S. Blanchard, first; Danforth $23,437.19 ger, baggage, express cars, to those formerly seen in their roles. Mr. in four heats Riverton, the roan Black, second; George Hall, third. Gross earnings increased over previous freight cars. Heifers, two years old—Fred Tbe total train last was BOYS’ Will Bray as Eishbaok, the minister to gelding driven by L. E.Hawkes of Wind- Haskell, year $6,848.03, of whioh $5,618.77 was de- mileage year TROUSER SUITS. first; Albert Rideout, seoond. all wool Knee was exoellent. It is a ham. The best time was 2.29 in the 297,646; 287,067 passengers and 256,069 Roy’s Dahomey, very 1-2, Yearlings—F. S.Banohard,first; Albert rived from increased earnings from pas- last heat. tons of were carried. Trousers 4 to neat bit of character aoting. Mr. Rideout, second. sengers and freight, as follows: Passen- freight Over 200 nice all wool Suits Suits, ages Tack REEFERS- Mandoville was a plain, outspoken Texas Hammer Morrill won the second Workiog oxen—J. S. Barstow, first; gers, *3,068.37; freight, $2,550.40. 15 Made to sell at J. L. Reuben A PAPER CASE. for boys 14 to 19 years, regular years. in the of Brander. Mr. heat. Tack Hammer Morrill won sec- Whitehouse, second; have congressman part third. Operating expenses increase! ond Brackett, $10 and 12 qualities to be closed Ages A to 8 years. $3.50 $4.00, to be closed out at Byers was a good representation of money and the third and fourth three old—S. $7,916.60, while the net surplus for tte Steers, years Tracy, first. at offered at Brassey Gall the dead beat, and was well moneys were divided between General Two years old—A. F. Winslow, North year increased $391.79. Suit of Train, Smith & Company vs As- only grades only only first. seconded by G. D. Cummins as Col. Mao and Bradford B. Falmouth, The ledger balance June 30tb, 18% signee of Bangor Pulp and Paper Co. In the second heat Yearlings—S. Jones, Cumberland, seo- Pepper. The scenes between Mr. C harles Riverton, who had ond. gave the cost of construction and equij- won the Hallock as Captain Bright and A}Us first heat, broke at the turn Matched oxen—9. Traoy, Deering, ment as $592,070.45, whioh was balanced In the United States Circuit Court $7.50 $1.75 $2.50 Charlotte Crane as were the and fell back so far that he went first; Robert second. the Bossy good, under Whitney,Falmouth, by amount of capital stook of tie Thursday foreuoon was begun before the wire last, Bulls—A. W. Stanley, first; F. S. lady being especially pleasing. The in the third heat Brad- corporation which bad been issued ec- ease Blanchard, Cumberland, second. J Judge Webb the healing of the of were ford B’s other characters well taken, the sulky was rendered useless, the Horses. olusively for the bonds, debts and stoik Train, j.Smith & Co. vs. Charles J. minor parts of Othello Moore, the private right wheel being demol- of the Portland and Rochester Railroid completely four years A. Dunn, assignee of the Bangor Pulp and Mr. ished. At the first Colts, old—George waiter at the Arlington, by J. T. turn Tack Hammer Fisher, Portland, first; Ij.F. Pride, Cum- oompany and the real estate account is Paper Co. Wm. M. Bardley and G. M. Strictly One Price. All clothing exactly as represented. who had Craven, and Anatole, the valet, with his Morrill, the pole broke and berland Centre, second.* 1113,635.98. Bird, of Portland, appeared for Train, little shuffle deserves was into | Three year olds—Frank H. Cum- funny by Mr.Byers, pulled Bradford B., oauslng Jones, During the year a small lot of laid are a first; W. O. Smith & Co., who Boston firm, meat The him to and berland, Hodgdon, Freeport, ion. curtain was oalled break while he was off his seoond. situated on St. John street, has been sdd and Charles F. Woodard and P. II. Gil- twice at the end of eaoh act. General Mac’s driver could for and credited to real n- feet, not Two years old—Albert Rideout, first; $219, estate, len, of Bangor, appeared for the as- “Texas Steer” will he turn out and in Jerome Nichols, second. to J repeated tonight struck duciug tbis amount $118,416.98, tils; It is an action to a Standard consequence F. signee. replevin Clothing Yearlings—L. Pride, Cumberland and those who have not seen it should be Bradford B’s The wheel was a sum the land sulky. represents purchased fran j of paper which was in possea- Co., Centre, first. quantity sure and go. complete wreck. The spokes were bent | Mares and (Colts—A. Larsen, Cumber- time to time by the “new” Portland aid; sion of the Bangor Pulp and Paper Co., out of and Frank H. 255 MIDDLE PORTLAND. The Bostonians. shave the rim was splintered land, first; Jones, Cumber- Rochester railroad, the larger part of j at the time of its common law STREET, second. assign- nntOrliit so that a new wheel will be neoeasary land, which is used for Its purposes. Allof 1 and whiob the claim Yesterday morning the subscribers’ Stallions—A. D. Woodbury, Duck ment, plaintiffs to repaoe the The rubber tire the land aud real estate used for railroid certificates were exohanged for numbers damage. first. was pledged to them as scourity tor oash New York In Town. Pond, Bayer Fire at Biddeford. Messe Notice. was not punctured. Driver Rowe purposes should bo added to constructim nger’g at Stookbridge’s music store, and the says advanoes made. The ad damnum claim Mr. F. C. Sheep. Brewster of the New York Office of the that would have been landed in the account: accordingly we have transferod Biddeford, October 1.— The residence of Sheriff of Cumberland County prospect now is that the Bostonians will bp is *20,000. of State ot Maine Albert Rideout, first and seoond. Engraving company New York, is in John and Anhtoine Cumberland, ss. Oct. trees if he had not been behind a clever several amounts to that account, whiih N. George was dam- 1st, A. 1). 1800 bo greeted by two splendid audiences at Dock—Howard Hicks, second. The case is tried without a jury, and town and brings orders for five 10-horse horse. As distance was he now stands as viz: aged tonight by a fire, which started rim IS is to give notice,that on the 1st of hail when waved, got follows, day City they pMdit “Robin probably will not be concluded at cnoe, power eleotric motors and controllers for JL Oct. A. D. 1896, a warrant In Insol- fourth and another for the Poultry. Construction and from a gasoline stove in the stable. Hood" and “In Mexioo.’’ Over one place sulky equipment acoouit, vency was issued out of the Court of Insolvency as there are certain witnesses to now the Belknap Motor company. are fourth heat. Riverton was June 30, 1895, *602,070.45. They The fire was confined to the stable, but for said County of Cumberland, against the es- numbers were out first, General Best collection of fowl—Shaw hundred given yester- Bros., Lands, from real estate account tor present. Jndgo Webb arranged that tbe to run passenger and freight elevators to tate of Mac second and Tack Hammer Morrill first. the house was damaged by smoke. Loss and these will be railroad *101.795.5. case as as LEWIS B. of day morniug presented White Plymouth Rock fowl—Shaw purposes, should pruoeed far possible be used in seven, eight and nine story $1500; insured. LATHAM, Portland, third. Lands, charged off 1895, now carried to to be an Saturday when the sale of seats will take Bros., first. with the witnesses on hand. buildings now in course of construction. adjudged Insolvent Debtor, on peti- The 2.45 class made a good horse construction account and oredited tion of said which was Out of town should boar raoe, Golden Wyandotte fowl—Shaw profit MARRIAGES. debtor, petition filed place. people Bros., and Mr. Bradley, in opening the case for He also brings orders for two motors for on the 1st of Oct. A. D., 1890. to although it was won in three beats by first. loss, *5,185.19 day in mind tbat this will be the only oppor- Lauds purohased 1896, $7,263.00. Train, Smith & Co., explained how they Worthington This makes Rbout which date interest oil claims is to be com- T. T., Huston’s blaok mare. The beet White Minorca fowl—Shaw Bros., first. pumps. puted. to hear this of Total conetruction and equipment 10- for In this city, Sept. 29, by Rev. A. H. Wright, tunity great aggregation Rose Combed Brown Leghorn checks bad become selling agents the Ban- 500 horse power Belknap machines in That the payment of any debts to or said time was 2.87 1-4 in the seoond heat. count, Harry Franklin Haskell and Miss Annie W. by taleut in Maine this season and send or- —Shaw first and second. *706,313.69. Debtor, and the transfer and ot Bros., gor Pulp and Papier Co., and how they New York. Mangum, Doth of Portland. delivery * At the dose of the third heat Starter There still in any him are forbidden law. ders for tickets to Mr. Brahma chicks—Sbaw Bros., second. remains the real estite In this city. Sept. 30. by Rev. Leroy S. Bean, property by by Stockbridge. had,as a regular practice, made advances That a of tne creditors of said debtor Morrell announced that the be- Rook It a Walter A. Hatch of Deeriug and Miss Nettie M. meeting judges, Barred Pljmouth fowl—Howard account, lands valued nt $16,621.03, They Say Was Narrow Escape. S to tlieir debts and choose lieving that the two horses had been Shaw seoond. to the company, keeping a representative Lombord of Portland. prove one or more Hicks, first; Bros., which are hold as an of his will be held at a in investment by ihe Members of the Portland oity In Wayne. Bion Perkins and Miss Rosie Nick- assignees estate, Court The Portland & Rochester railroad has pulled front of the wire tc save their Chioks of same—Howard first; in the mill to receive and recoipt for the govern- of to be holden at Hioks, not erson. both of East Livermore. Insolvency Probate record, had decided it a dead heat, i'bis second. Company, being required at taiis ment on their return from Wed- Court room in said in equipped its machine shop with a 15 W. C. Pullen, daily product in order to secure these ad- Boston, In Bethel, Sept. 23, Roy Grover of Mason and Portland, said county was reoeived by the audienoe with much Brown Leghorn fowl—Shaw BroB., time for Its use. nesday olaim had two Miss Carrie of of Cumberland, on the 19th dav of Oct. A. D., motor. The Motor vances. Tbe first witness was Mr. E. P. night, they narrow Spinney Newry. h. p. elsctrio Belknap satisfaction, In Manchester. Gustave R. True and 1890, at ten o'clocK in the forenoon. many exclaiming “Good, second and third. Threq hundred and When the train Sept. 29. flity-oight onejitn- of Smith & Co. He escapes. due in Portland Miss Adelaide Williams Packard. Given under my hand the date first above Co. gets the order. good. White Minorca chioks—Willie Shaw, dredths tons of 75 stool re- Lindsay, Train, pound rails,- at 10.20 m. reached In Tenant’s Enok written. seoond. described the relations of his firm with p. Newburyport a Harbor, Sept. 26, Lamee ferred to in last as or- and Miss Hauta. C. L. BUCKNAM. Rock chicks—Shaw year’s report draw bar broke. It whs Mary barred Plymouth and and the repaired and the In S' Leon Grindle Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of the Court of have been received and the Bangor Pulp Paper Co., Ellsworth, pt. 26, and Miss third. dered,” leid. train Later Lillian B. Insolvency tor said County of Cumberland. Bros., of business between the two proceeded. it broke again'; Cunningham. Ducks—Frank Hilton, first; Willie Eighteen thousand five hundred tnd methods Oct2&9 for the train was a very heavy ono. The Shaw, second. • cedar ties have conoerns. twenty-one been laid. was DEATHS. Wbitney, first. The examination of the first witness train badly delayed, and the gentle- Pigeons—Herbert A amount of work has been re- JUessenger’s Notice. Cut flowers, dallias—Mrs. A. F. Saw- large men say that a freight train out from all the forenoon. Tbe case will In this city Oct. 1, Elizabeth, widow of the of tlio Sheriff of North first; Mrs. J. S. quired ou the line of your rond to restore occupied Portland was a car Office Cumberland County, yer, Yarmouth, stopped just length late John B. Masterton. aged 64 years 6 months second. continue this forenoon. ahead of State of Maine, Cumberland ss., Oct. Barstow, the traok, culverts and bridges to tleir them at Saco. and 21 days. 1st A. D. 1890. House S. L. of funeral hereafter. plants—Mrs. Clougb, normal condition to the washout [Notice rrtHIS is to give notice that on the 1st day of Mrs. prior In this Oct. Martha infant No kitchen is cleaner than the devoted to thefi first; Mrs. O. S. Thornes, seoond; Rev. Hr. Kneeland to Be Here. An Advertisement Social. city, 1, Christina, i Oct. A. D. 1896, a warrant in In- kept premises last Tbis is in child of Edward and Ji A. Eaton, third. spring. especially the east Christina Larson, aged 3 solvency was issued out of the Court of Insol* The Kev. Dr. Martin D. Kneeland, months 23 manufacture of NONE SUCH Mince Meat. No house- ■ Collection of plants—Mrs. M. W. Pear- the towns of Waterboro and Lebanon. The members of the West Congrega- days. vency for said County of Cumberland, against ji of the New England Sabbath [Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, the estate of son, first. lu we the secretary tional Y. P. S. C. E., to the number of from A wife can be more fastidious in the matter of food June, 1895, commenced parent’s residence, No. 310 Portland St. preparing \ Sweet Winslow, first. Protection who presented so In this Oct. 14. twin of FRANK W. CANALES, of Portland. peas—Susie outtiug of stone for the douDle tiaok League, 75, met last evening at the borne of one city. Mary, daughter Hattie Hullit,first; Miss Michael J. and Julia 4 months fit than we are in the selection and of the materials of A ■Bouquet—Miss last tbe olalms of our New of their Miss Callahan, aged adjudged to bean Insolvent Debtor, on preparation second. arch to he orected tver ably spring members, Ella McKeney, 8 days. petition Susie Winslow, granite bridge of said Debtor, which petition was filed on Sabbath, in some of our iffternoon at 2.30 at which it is made. The of the currants one thing) ■ Butter—C. A. Merrill, first; P. S. Mousom river at in of England 933 Congress street and participated in [Funeral Friday o’clock, the 1st day of Oct. A. 1>. 1896, to which cleaning (for Sprlngvale place parent’s residence. No. 26 Hampshire street. second. will for Dr. Samson what is date interest on claims is to be computed. n Blanchard, the three span, Howe wood deck churches, preaoh becoming « popular entertain- At the Soldier’s Maine. is more done means of first. truss, Home, Togus, Sept.30, That the payment of any debts to or thoroughly by perfected appliances, Bread—Edith Winslow, at Free Sunday for Johu L. 71 6 months. bridge now in use nt that it street, morning; ment in churob elides, and known as an Waterhouse, aged years by said Debtor, and the transfer aud delivery of Cake—Mrs. M. W. Pearson, first; Mrs. plaoe, bilng [Funeral this afternoon at 2 o’clock, A than it would be to do it by hand. M Dr. Parsons at Chestnut street, in the social. (Friday) any property by him are forbidden law. possible A. H. second. the intention to a double advertisement The young ladles from the residence of his Ciias H. Wat- by Buxton, complete tiaok brother. That a meeting of the creditors oi said of butter—F. A. and at the erhouse, Elizabeth. wholesomeness and deliciousness w Best exhibition print structure lu of afternoon, Presbyterian by various devloes represent the leading Cape Debtor, to prove their debts and choose one M Its cleanliness, purity, place the present single In Mrs. Huldah first; O. A. Mountfort, second. church next. He will Chicago, 111., Sepf. 30, Brooks, or more assignees of his estate will be held Winslow, traok. Sunday evening, advertisement or articles of merchandise, widow of S are reasons for NONE SUCH Mince. Meat. B Fall A. L. first; the late James S. Brooks, aged 77 at a Court of Insolvency to be holden at Proba te good using apples—Mrs. LeNorth, address the ministers’ 11 months. The stone for the arch and vails also meeting and it becomes the duty of the remainder years Court Room, in said Portland, in said of C. A. Merrill, second. wing of County reason is its of hard of ■ at the Y. M. [Notice funeral hereafter. Cumberland, on the 19th of The best saving—of time, work, Winter L. Blanchard, first; has been cut, at the Alfred briefly on “Men,” Monday of the company to name lightly the In day October, apples—P. quarry, Raymond, Sept. 29, Mrs. Elsie O. Allen, A. 1).. 1896, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. F. S. Blanchard, second. owned the C. A. rooms. aged 77 money. A ten cent affords you two with- A by oompany, the foundations various advertisements represented. years. Given under my hand the date first above i|i package large pies, varieties for use the year round in NewflelU. Sept. 25, at the home of Melvin Eight have been laid and the walls up During the evening refreshments were written. C. L. BUCKNAM. 0 out trouble to the of the crust. Makes M —F. S. Blanchard, first; W. W. Libby, brought Roberts, Joseph Taylor, of Newton, Mass., aged Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of you beyond making Bicycle Tariff. 35 years. Deputy seoond. to the spring of the arch, It being the served, and the remainder of the evening Insolvency for said County of Cumberland. and as In Bath. Sept. 28. William W., son of Harmon as fruit cake fruit it does mincell basket of fruit—Mrs. J. intontion of the tariff based on the was in the of various Oct2&9 If just good pudding Fancy Hulllt, management to complete The new bicycle spent playing M. and Lillian A. Orr, aged 2 months. A. S. Winslow, second. In Sold everywhere. Be sure and the flist; the granite work and to make the earth rates of tickets wont into effect on the games and in the enjoyment of other Georgetown, Sept. 29, Elmer T. Stevens, pie. get genuine. Jf Four plates of peas—F. A. Winslow, aged 64 years. l¥lrs. Abner W. Lowed fill over the same the Boston and Maine Central and amusements. This was the first social Bend name and address, and mention this paper, and we will mall you freea book O. A. Monntford, second. during ensoing Maine, In Biddeford. Sept. 27. Mrs. Emily Roe, aged el your first; 76 Will receive classes and private pupils in “Mrs. Popkins’Thanksgiving”—by one of the most famous humorous authors of the day. mm Cranberries—A. M. Farwell, first; Mrs. year. When this is completed It will be Bangor and Aroostook yesterday. This of the season held by this society and years. In Fairfield Centre, Heman and Culture at S.G. Prince, second. one of the most 10 cents for tickets was a most decided suooess. The Sept. 26, Cannon, Elocution Physical rest Y. substantial improve- tariff starts at costing party aged 71 years. NIERRELL-SOULE CO., SYRAOU8E, N. Plums—O. A. first; Cora Hus- deuce, 11 Henry street. Merirll, ments made on the line for to 74 lf> cents for a for their homes at about 10 In Bass Harbor, SeDt. Mrs. Zena W. Brew- third. of ths road from 6 cents cents, departed 25, ton, seoond; Mrs.,0. E. Libby, er, aged 73 years.; Children’s Saturday classes will begin Dot, P many years, the length of the tioket from 76 to 99 cents, and o’clock, themselves as well present costing expressing 24. Evening classes.monthly recitals. Ladles’ ^ bridge being 267 feet and its height about this increases 5 cents for each additional pleased with the evening’s social nnd the xi7->Tl1? funeral service of the late Jonathan F. morning and afternoon classes. Private olasses Bad forest fires are burning along the Wheeler wiil take place afternoon at solicited. For further Information | 40 feet. tbe of the ticket to courtesies extended their Saturday particularly line of the Northern Pacific iu Minnesota 50 cents in price up many by 2 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 65Va call or address ll Henry street. At home Wed- and Wisconsin. A contract has been made with the *1 for tickets costing from |9 to *10. hostess Portland street. nesdays. Circulars. oct2sodim
the gathering OF THE tho craok of the door. Is SCOTbH- rnrougn That th« TREES AND WATER. mscmuinNcs. IRISH CLANS. only concession I shall make. And the __MTScEiii-^^gotrs._ HISCKIIJlNIOIJS. WANTED. FOR SALE. ■■i— .. -. mmm ■** young man stepped into the next quickly the Western Should be Are to the to Why Forests Pro- F ortv words or Iom la sorted rorty wards Inserted nnder this Forty words isasrted under this head ye gingin meetin, the meetin o’ room ns the opposite door opened to admit under this heed the clans, ; Head for one week for 26 oU. in advance. •ne week tor 35 cents, cash In advance. one week for 25 cents, cosh in advance. the visitor. Through the slit Andrew tected. .•”♦••••«*; With tartans and your your pibroch* and your could make out the j bonnets and graceful silhouette of TTTANT ED—Board fora gentleman and his SALE—a nice in brogans? '' square piano perfect a young girl. 2 (Mr. Warner in Harper’s wjf?,1"1 private family west of High FORorder, will be sold at a bargain. Magazine.) Great Comfort for Babies atreet. Will do Anyone There are Neeleys from New and “How do do, Mrs. Harmon?’’ their own furnishing. Address in need of an instrument will do well to call Hampshire you said The American public, let Into the 33 MONEY TO LOAN. Press office. from E. j.j and examine. 33 Alder street. 2-1 Mulligans Maine, the as she entered the room. I have :: _ girl presence of some of the finest natural Ou mortgages for long or short time. Parties McCarthys from Missouri and a Tennessee Mc- WANTED to RENT—111 western brought back Che little books on tho orphan Take away the effects of and wishing to build, dr to borrow money on real SALE—4V2 acres of land,Church street, Skaoe, scenery in the has acted like a 33 scalding HOUSEpart of city a who is be that lent world, ;3 estate can obtain funds on favorable by private family FORDeering, will sold at a bargain to a asylum you mamma. I security to, pay a fair fora May hull in a’cbina terms. SCARBOROUGH BROS. & 88 willing price comfortable cash purchaser. Inquire of A. VV. a moment with shop; it has "gone for It.’ CO., 1-2 modern house In HIGGINS, Kelleys, Caseys, Dunns and Daoeys by the Stay you?” irritation use Exchange Street. a good location. For parti- No. 157 Kennebec street, Portland,Me. 2-1 It has never hesitated to the 33 by the of Comfort augfidtf culars apply at once at Real Estate dozen and the soore She continued to keep her back toward destroy Powdei. j; Office. First National Bank Building. FRKD’K S. VAILL. SALE—Two story and mansard roof And O’FerraH of whom the Andrew, and he, now to beauty of a hillside, of a MOAH—Card Palmist and Virginia, Trilfryites beginning get mountalntop, Impres- l30-1 FORhouse, 126 Federal street, arranged for adore. 33 MME.sional Reader, now at 56 Free street, tired of the hud about of a mountain or of a It relieves all and 3 two families, pleasantly situated Lin- game, conclude^ poud lake, lovely inflammation, makes the 3 Portland. Me. This wonderful lady has been opposite she must YET ANTED—To board a little girl from two to coln Park. Will be sold at a reasonable price that be frightfully ugly. river or or sort of natural consulted by thousands of the most Intelli- There are Cochranes (born Corcoran) as pol- brook, any four years old; best of references if disposed of soon. BENJAMIN 63 V* “Sit down besido gent people in all parts of the world, and given ShAW, ished as you here, dear, me,” and the of wbioh a and required. MISS M. Wood- Exchange street. 1-1 please, beanty, by rtestrnotion skin and sweet. 33 has been pronounced a most successful Address, L., Mrs. Harmon contrived to healthy fords. 30_1 And Kenyons who were Keenans and Mur- easily place the dollar be forecaster of events. Maine._ could made immediately. It j; coming Mme. Moah ■pOR SALE—We are selling in Deering new. frees, onca Murphys. girl just opposite tiie small room, and the was born with the to reveal MTANTED—Craze, such fa and A seven has even power your craze, latest room houses and 5000 feet of land tried, and fought hard, to vul- and TT daintiest and young man, approaching his eye to tho past, present future; explains dreams, only strictly ladies’ cam- for S1500. This includes Sebago water, And we’ll sit the and we’ll advice on paign out, upon pint sfcoup, was struck tho garize and make unsightly the great gives love, matrimony and busi- badge very tasty, highly significant, cemented cellar, good plumbing.papered rooms, crack, by pretty face ho be- ness causes modest, ever talk of auld lang syne ; with proper advice speedy and nothing equalled their demand; finished in natural wood, broad piazza, etc, held. monumental wonders, like the tells gold or silver 2 for As s/t quaff tin- bowing haggis to our lassies’ Niagara, happy marriages; when and how to 16c, 25c coin. Also terrific Don’t pay rent, buy a house. Our terms are what are mountain and and true and excitement over the DALToN bonnie eyue. “Well, Rosamond, you doing pond attractions of the speculate; lucky unlucky days; original “Boomerang- very easy. & CO., 478Va Congress false friends, etc. Office hours: Week Whang ; this will wake the silver or nowadays? Aro you out much?” the days, nation, street, opp. Preble.' 3u-i going Adrimdacks, White Mountains, the 11, 5, 7, 9. 2, 9. 11-4 25c. Club will have them, And wa’il join in jubilation for the thing that little. Sundays. surely Hurry! “No; very I had a card for Mrs. foldhis is the second march the ladles have won SALE—2 White French Poodle Paps. are Yosemlte, the Big Trees and tbs Yollow wo not, a FOR Gem Laton’s tea tills afternoon, but I wrote her PROPERLY INVESTED on New York Organize Boomerang-Whang Club. Head- Inquire Cottage, Freeport. JOSEPH For we say wo aren’t Irish, and God knows we stone Park. In some of these cases the ladies’ J. I was 111 You will (jomfort Stock or Board of quarter# campaign badge co„ HARMON.3Q-i Scot. not betray me, will Exchange Chicago Me. aren’t efforts have been Trade be the bases of a Portland, 29-1 and she arrested, after consider- may fortune like Van- SALE—Established business near —Calvin K. in Boston Pilot you?” laughed a merry laugh that Brannigan derbilt’s, Gould’s or Armour’s; no bucket shop in order and set Andrew’s heart to able devastation was but not in WANTED—A FORPortland, running Increas- vibrating. urought, scheme uor fraud; legitimate speculation on good man and wife to care each month. for an island ing Machinery nearly new. Small Do not care all. We have consider- the send with name and farm, five cows In you for such affairs?’ asked reoklessly spent a exchanges; postal your good capital, required. Will sell at a bargain lor aodress; particulars free. AMERICAN IN- milk, and a hundred hens; to be had this Mrs. Harmon. able portion of our capital of natural cash and teach purchaser the business. Applv BATON’S TEA. VESTMENT AND SECURITY CO., 96 Broad- to JOHN H. 98 MRS, Mrs. do not think New CARD, Exchange street, “Surely, Harmon, you beauty. Individual* of taste and as- way, York.ootl-lt 3£S£re£So°S!y?f^ly J£W£aLiS Portland, Me. 29-1 it would be to an hour or amusing spend soolatons of lovers of nature and of TO of I will two TRAPPERS—Upon receipt $1.00 Ensconced in the depths of her big arm- watching Mrs. Laton’s I A send a of au old SALE—Clean liquor barrels, half bar- flirtations, beauty are here and there to re- recipe trapper, telling WANTED# with no ono striving l^owder how to mink or FORrels and for at 233 FED FRA L to talk fox. E. kegs cider, chair, a smile lighting up her fine old face, to but the insipid trap Address, LOCK, store this capital, but many great natural Box 7, Vienna, Me. 29-1 A Dog that will tree a and hold ST.29-1 that her women and stupid men of her set?” 33 partridge whim hair framed with a crown is so them treed by for such a a lib- “You are features of can never be 33 harmless, barking; dog severe, my child.” beauty regained. MONEY EASILY eral will be paid. Address SALE—I offer for the of snow, Mrs. Harmon was considering TlfAKE by prudent specu- price J. N., Port- hereby sale fur- “Severe? Well, with a woman like Meantime the public indifferenoe to the lation in Wall St. and Chicago Board of land Press office, Portland. FORnishings of the 8t. Julian Hotel in Port- her Mrs. sep26dlw* nephew Andrew, a good looking young Laton I do 3 3 so effec- Trade; $1 is enough to start with; the vast land, Me., as part of the estate of Richard W. not think one can bo too much value of this beauty, and of this oppor- yet 3; fellow of 28, who, for his part, was consid- fortunes of VanderDilt. Gould, Armour and WANTED--A cash purchaser wishes to Underwood, now deceased. I have been duly so.” ” buy tunity for recreation and is Rockefeller came from small no a house on appointed administrator of liis estate and wish ering the timepiece on the mantel, whose pleasure, beginnings; large boarding Peaks Island. Instinctively Mrs. Harmon raised her 33 bncket shop nor fraud; legitimate speculation; BENJAMIN F. HARRIS, Corner to close up the business at once. This offers a hands were well very slowly overcome. It is a that trained 33 Chambers, already past 3 o’clock. singular tive, particulars free; send postal card with name and Middle fine opening for the mau. is well eyes to the door that concealed Andrew, Exchange streets. 26-1 right patron- “Well, Andrew, do find clock thing to notice in a that 33 and address. AMERICAN INVESTMENT ized and gives promise of a lucrative business. you my and, under pretext of the democracy i 33 arranging por- AND SECURITY CO., 96 Broadway, New house of The house Is centrally located and in good very interesting?” she whenever a government reservation is nurses <> ■WANTED—By twenty years tiere, crossed the room, and, as she re- 33 recognize York. 29-1 a or condition, DAVID F. MURDOCK, Adm’r. some \* standing, gentleman, flrsi In confusion the young man stam- made for the benefit of the whole 0 lady tf arranged the drapery, whispered to her people, 31 willing to learn our business, then to travel, sept29 mered an but 6he went on: E. B. botanic, scientific and all excuse, “Now, “It’s there a to the REED, mag- expenses paid, or to do office work and nephew: nearly 6. You’ll be late for springs up hostility gov- 33 it as best for DR.netic lieaier, has removed from 113 Free to don’t deny It, you fellowl You the 33 correspondence. Salary $800.00. Enclose SALE—To close an estate, house naughty tea.” and voters 42 Brown Me. Treats all dis- JPOR No. your ernment, are prone to take the street, Portland, self-addressed stamped envelope to A. T 169 Nea! street, near Congress Wanted to know if your visit had lasted side of 33 eases that flesh is heir to. Second Office street. But hor warning was unheeded. An- the few “grabbers” and deuia- sight. ELDER, Manager, care Daily Press. sep4-12 containing two tenements of long enougii for you to take BOffllRS Who wish tn hnnrnnrintn iT. houra from 9 a. m. to 12 m.; 1 p. ra. to 9. m. seven rooms each, modern and your depart- drew did not budgo. As for tho 1 nursery and the 33 p. convenient, ure girl by 28-1 "WANTED—Private separate steam rents for decently.” their seilish This " pupils; thorough prepara- heating apparatus, the she was still full of her purposes. has been the a fire, idea. tion in all branches requisite for admis- $60 month. A good opportunity for invest- “Not at all, aunt. Your guess Is quite experience iu the East, and it is even October “Do you know Mrs. Mrs. Har- 3 3 Spring House, pleas- sion to any college or scientific includ- ment. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511-2 Exchange for I liaven't the Laton, more marked now in the new ; 3 sick-room. antest season of schools, street. wrong, slightest inten- mon?’ she and ag- RAYMOND the year; $1 per day, ing french, German and Mathematics 29-1 asked. from Higher tion of But do gressive population of the Far West. ♦ 33 including transportation depot. (New of either sex received m going yet. why you keep a “Yes. VBS thft old Inrlw » Pupils singly In small In Gloucester.) and classes. sundial like that in fact, it is in the Far West that gov- Partridge Grey Squirrel Fifteen years’ experience In teaching. l^OK SALE—One-half of double bouse. No. regular your drawing to turn tho 33 Comfort follows use plenty. Write day ahead of starting. Refer- a 33 Waterville ply, and, conversation, she ernment interference has now become instantly the of 33 KDMUNDA. DE GARM0.127 Emery St. 25-2| street, contains 10 rooms, room?” > ■ ence, Judge Carl First with went on: “But Symonds, Weber, Sebago water and conveniences, you are wrong to declare imperatively necessary, if the whole 33 National bank. C. E. North ■WANTED—Goudy & Kent will 18 cents good “Perhaps because I was born so Address, Small, pay sized lot. Terms, part the balance on long mon are future of that vast area “■**«**. a cash, that all There are somo is not to be sao- Raymond. Me. 28-1 ...... jisivy uuaiai miu no that it is and stupid. Comfort Powder when used for 33 monthly installments if desired. Inquire of A. ago X, not the clock, that is will call for them. Rr o who are quite sensible. riced to the greed of the moment. The ;; any itching 24-2 n T.irrV AO I.'™*,«?*__ behind time. But come! Instead of criti- government must protect the interests of SHERRY has opened a hair outting 29-2 “Sensible? Well, I do not know them. _ cising u.y room, tell me what the many and of the from or 33 CHAS.room at 453 1-2 Congress St., where ne will Y*T ANTED—Sportsmen to guide through one drawing I do not moan that all coming many inflammation. <« they are stupid, but 33 burning, chafing, be pleased to see all his former patrons and the best hunting grounds In northern SALE—A neat, comfortable house iu you arc to do when you leave here?” 6he rapacity of the present few. Only Maine.", they think themselves so superior that many new ones.28-1 Plenty of game warranted and canoes FORfirst class repair and finely located at No. “In the first am a few years ago the great middle For and full place, I not going to 33 camping ontfit furnished. Terms rea- 58 Atlantic street, go by the are wearisome are insuf- m ALL electrics door, they They vain, West was as a DRUGGISTS. and box* < W. R. Evans has resumed the leave here for some time, but when I have regardod desert, and the 35c. 50c. per > us ,or further Information. contains 9 rooms with most of the modern ferable with their blase airs and NOTICE—Dr.of Office at his resi- STEPHEN GH.ES. wearied with bores, mountain ranges, the backbone of the practice dentistry. JR., E. L. PALMER, IRV- improvements, including furnace heat. Lot you my presence until you their 3! dence 625 New Cumberland street. Office ING E. idea that they are irresistible because continent, as useless scenery. The open- 33 PALMER, Guides. P. 0. address, 40x75. Inquire of A. C. LIBBl & CO.. 42 1-2 cannot stand it any it win ne time hours from 9 to 12 a. m. Me. longer can Dirt of the Patten, 24 3 Exchahge 29-2 they with Mrs. Baton, who has ing mines, building of railways, 3 3 COMFORT POWDER CO., Hartford, Conn. eow4wtocover8w street._ for me to go to Mrs. Laton's tea. 3 3 sept7 bleached hair and smears on her faco which facilitated mining and gave access SALE CHEAP—A “Mrs. paint persons desirous of acquir- fine draft horse. baton—Pauline Latou?” to the mountain and ex- as if it were a palette, and whose brains timber, some ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦« «♦»♦»»»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦+] 3 E. B. RUED, botanic physician, scien- WANTED—Alling good health, Improvement in FORweighing about thirteen hundred “The same.” in all DR.tific and 42 Brown pounds; he is eight or nine he is are for but to devise outra- periments irrigation, ohanged that. magnetic healer, street. morals, obtaining happy homes, to go to the years old; good nothing treats all Institute and when “Ah, yes! I used to see her some time ’’ For a time the newly discovered wealth Portland, Me., diseases tbat flesh is Keeley at Deering, Maine, and be- perfectly sound, gentle kept at geous gowns. heir to. Second Office hours from 9 a. come cured of the diseases work. Apply to JEWELL’S Casco ago. I remember her seemed inexhaustible. But It was pres- sight. arising from the ISLAND, vaguely—a large Mrs. Harmon cast an m. to 12 m.; 1 m. to 9 m. excessive use of Bay. 28-1 Again uneasy ently seen that mines could be exhausted p. p. _21-1 Rum, Opium, Tobacco and woman, dark”— Cigarette*. Do it. glanco toward the littlo room in which and that the removal of all the valuable 22-tf “She is a blond, aunt.” SALE—At a a second hand Andrew was fast bargain', waxing angry. He would timber, at the rate it was going on, was want to Rochester, Camera “Indeed? She used to be a brunette. MABRY ME ARRABELLA buy from $5000 to FOR folding for stereo- have liked to a a strangle girl, whose su- only question of short time. At- BICYCLES—I$10,000 worth of bicycles, new, old or scopic work, fitted with Bausch & Lamb And so you are sighing at tho feet of Mrs. th^ perb health and triumj.^.'nt beauty irri- tention was then more seriously turned A ND I will buy you such a pretty ring at damaged. Pay highest cash price. Call or lenses; in first class order; plate 5x7. Ad- La ton?” •*»- send to call on 48 Forest tated him to irrigation. If wnter could be procured McKennev's. A thousand of them, the bes postal you; also bicycles ex- dress, avenue, D. P., City. 26-1 the changed. A line for sale. No “We are all sighing at her feet” all the desert places could be made fer- FALL AND WINTER largest, the prettiest stock. Engagement big business “And when will you get married, my and Wedding, rings a spepial ity. McKENNY done on Saturday. BOSTON STORE, 411 to retire from the hotel business “Sho must enjoy it?” tile, aud even if the miDlng industry Pore street. otter for dear?” suggested Mrs. Harmou, again The Jeweler, Monument Square JaulSft augl4-8 DESIRINGI sale the Limerick house, sit- “Well, I rather think she does.” failed, the laud could support a vast uated in the village of Limerick. throwing herself into the breach. Me. Com- But of water was es- «%«%%%%« persons in want of trunks pletely in gocd liv- “Is it fun?” population. plonty WENTWORTH—Enlarged to double Its and furnished, building condion, “I shall never marry.” sential. How uould WANTED—Allbags to call on E. D. ery stable connected. For terms, a it be obtained? Only former now fine REYNOLDS, etc., address “Yes, after fashion. We are always THE capacity, ready; large 593 Congress street, one door above S. E. “Indeed? not?” from the rooms with Shaw's GRANT. Limerick, Me. 25-4 Why mountains; aud they would new improved steam heaters; as the same little circle of friends, and grocery store, we manufacture our goods then, not?” a shad- iemaln of sufficient newly papered and can besides Mrs. “Why repeated Rosamond, storages water only paintod, thoroughout; and tberetore give bottom prices. IF YOUR baton, there’s a sister, a rath- dining room enlarged and under new man- WATCH KICK ow of melancholy coming ovor the faco if they retained their forests and their Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame er aDd a few agement. Table board first class. For further good looking girl, other young that Andrew vegetation of grass and shrubs. The fedl- 5 WE will take the kick out of it and make it admired in spite of himself. nformation call at 148 St. 18-4 pictures._ Tf matrons and bachelor CLOTHING house, Spring keep good time. clean to this 76o, girls.” “Because I am a enemies growth were the lumber- Mainsprings littlo fool who cannot do Ing $1.00; and “And what do you do besides look at men and the It became evident mainspring cleaning combined as the rest do. I would wish sheep. j TOUT. all work to love my llrstolass. McKENNEY, The these women?” j that if all these natural supplies of water eweler, Monument husband and to have him lovo me. I would 51.50; Square. ianlfitf “We take tea, which wo moderate with passed into private hands their useful- MAINSPRINGS, 75C. wish to marry a maD whom I should sin- Our assortment is New Resilient Waltham the forty word* iuwttd nodar this head rum a lemon. ness as aids of irrigation would be complete in all We are showing a Mainsprings, one week and bit of We gossip, and we gone. departments. best only warranted. McKEN- for 23 cents cash in advance. gle out from among the rest for his good- The forests would the verdure superior line of cloths for custom made, 76c., flirt. disappear, tailoring. NEY, the Jeweler. Monument Sq. augSdtf ness and intelligence. I would wish to would be nibbled awuy, and the great Fine Beady Made Clothing of our own make. attractive FOR SALET “Oh, oh!” Special front room with fur- have confidence in West and all the Pacific men. business suits for fall and rpO LET—Large alcove, him, and, above all, to slope would ap- designs for young a nace hot and cold “But, my dear aunt, one must, do some- STYLISHwinter made to order from $20 heat, water, and bath be proud of him." proach the aridness of the moon. up. room privileges. 11 Street. between 5 o’clock and dinner." Pants from $6.00 up. Overcoats from $22 Inquire Henry thing As the she had become ani- The publie has been slow to see this. 2-1 We offer for sale onr Residence at >o. girl spoke up. FRED T. LTINT, 235 Middle street. X0-1 _ “Evidently. And flirting is what you When a reservation of the Yosemita Val- mated with a gentle exaltation, which was LET—In a new two flat house at 458 Cumberland 3iear State. have found to do. and of the was Wood- St., ley Big Trees made, it TO LOAN—On first or second mort- fords a not without its effect on the young man TO very sunny lower flat of either six “It is a to was due to a sentimental move- STOUT MONEYgages on real estate, personal kill time. largely MEN’S SUITS. property, or seven way rooms, finely decorated, hot behind the door. stooki. bonds, or any good collateral securities. bath, “I know what ment to preserve national wonders of water heat, electric lights, practically on both This house is located on the very sunny de- scarcely just you mean of A. C. LIBBY & 42 Vi “Well, Rosamond.” said Mrs. Harmon, scenery. The enoronebments of Inquire GO., Exobange lines of eleotrics, an entirely up-to-date house. sirable corner of Cumberland aud Avon by the term. Explain it to me. private street. 9-4 streets, do Dot realize sep Apply on the No. 19 Pearl or and coutains 8 rooms, beside small “why you your dream?” persons have been with difficulty re- Elegant designs and colorings in New Fall Neckwear in all the premises street, sewing “Oh. impossible! A definition for the to A.E. MARKS, Woodford#. 2-1 room, bath room..cedar and is “Because there ore no men nowa- strained. The state uf California seemed have a nice lot of which l closet, &e., per- word has been young popular shapes. rugs fectly heated with a combination of steam and long sought, but it has not who to the will lor oast off be- days care to look for a girl who powerless protect reservations, NOTICE—Iexchange clothing, RENT—On West street,corner Carleton hot air: dining room and kitchen finished in yet been found. But a wom- ing ladies’ dresses, and given young them. and insensible of the to its own ex- gentlemen’s clothing an upper rent of 7 rooms and re- rooms pleases Marriage for them is a mat- peril children’s I cash for them FOR bath, hardwood; principal living and halls an tete-a-teto with a man clothing. pay if has young who is ter of istence. So long as there seemed is cently repaired, bay window, sunny expos- handsomely decorated; laundry In basement; business, nothing more, and the only ZZ GLOVES ZZ it preferred. Send postals or letters to cellars not a fool, and I warrant it a sentimental reason for the ure,first class neighborhood. eto.,etc. Price in- all cemented, and is altogether a very you won’t be woman herself dees not reservatons, MR. or MRS. li’GROOT, 96 Middle St. 3-2 count. They marry cluding beat only $28 per month. at desirable residence for a small family. fore you will have a dem- publlo opinion was and for street and dress wear is a Apply long^ practical when they have lost their and Indifferent, string feature of our Stock. Have yon once. Reel esfafe ofllce in First National Apply at the house or 176 Commercial St, onstration. money, private greed was allowed to on with TO LOAN—On first or second mort- Flirtation Is a manner of be- when the go seen Fawne’s New Driving Glove? It is a success. You IKONEY Bank Building, FREDERICK S. VA1LL. 1-1 aept!9dtfR. F. DOTEN, little heart they possessed has the destruction of the natural pronounced gages on real estate, stocks, bonds, indiscreet. To know how to resources will iiud it in our ing discreetly been frittered on Furnishing Depa-tment. life Insurance policies or any good securities. away some Mrs. Laton or of the wealth of the But now LET—At 187 Brackett several SALE—At Oakdale. New house on flirt Is no common couutry. Don’t to examine our Notes discounted at low rate ofinterest. street, accomplishment. It is neglect stock when in need of anything in TO pleasant furnished or Pitt contains seven rooms another. that It is clearly seen that not the 48 rooms, unfurnished. FOR street, and a veritable only our line. I. P. BUTLER, Exchange street. 144 In the hot and cold science. Mrs. middle far West Ca)l morning,30-1 bath, water, cemented cellar, Again Harmon arose, and, pretend- but the whole Paciflo will “And is love a tooP” large lot, be sold on easy terms. Apply science she had an for water the RENT—At 91 Park ing qrder to give, excused her- slope depends upon preser- WANTED—MALE HILP. pOR street, dlreotly op- to DEERING LAND CO., Charles C. Adams, "No. It is rather an art. vation of the A the self and hastened to her nephew. mountain ranges In a state poslta Sherwood, sunny front rooms, Treasurer, 31 Exchange street. septl0-4w “And marriage—what is it?” of nature, the government Is sustained heated and lighted, with use of bathroom, mod “Well, aunt, she has given us a nice eraie “Oh, that is in its efforts to secure the future pros- Y*TANTED—Man of good address and charac- prlejs. __30-1 philosophy!” * FOR dressing down, eh? For a ter aau secure that liKNT—On Falmouth SALE. “Indeed? ‘charming girl,’ of that vast It Is now ac- good position pays pOR street Oakdale. At what age does one attain I would perity region. fiTR mnnthlu. *1AA flo.R A back her against the world. the lower flat In modern bouse, nearly new, 7 Cider Barrels at Standard Via 13 knowledged by and the HASKElTir Oil thoughtful JJUliUSUpiiJf Andrew! It is and JONES, CHARACTER, lUess Office. 1-1 rooms, very convenient, sunny side of street, “Hurry, late, that all toe ooast “As as you Intelligent ranges of oemented bath Co., of S. Y. Office 33 West late possible." have almost /’‘ftllUSTlAN MAN WANTED—Not eim. cellar, room, perfect plumbing, ‘‘ missed your tea.” mountains from the north down to San near itrant. minutna woiir It seems to me known church Commercial that at 2S”— “Mv tea!’’ ha rpiiPRtpH ■ TAILORS. CLOTHIERS AND V/ ployed, among people, Street, Diego county, California, to be FURNISHERS, Congress ready for Immediate oeoupan- opposite “Aunt, cried ought 6W per week. Write STANDARD MANU- street, aunt,” Andrew, springing teal reserved as a of the BENJAMIN 61 1% Maine Central ft. ft. Is there nothing else in the world part public domain, FACTURING CO., 11 Franklin street, Boston, sy. SHAW, Exchange Freight from bis chair, “confess that you are con- aud be forever secure from MONUMENT Street30-1 but my tea? No, you must find an excuse private specu- SQUARE. Mass. septfdlawlOwTu Depot. cocting some terrible plot. You look as to lation and destruction, if this Is not bring me into the room, and I’ll show of and small seplfldtf as a California will We shall our Cloak Booms ANTED--A salesman good addresst o room, furnished or un- guilty conspirator. done, lose its source of * very soon with a line of tiiat young shrew whether all men aro ope ”v take orders for Ladles^ Mackintoshes. LARGEfurnished with hoard, in a most comfort- Mrs Harmon smiled a Irrigation. And what la true of Ladies Garments of the latest and fine smile and fools. she need have California stylis fabrios, due notice of wMeh Tills Is a good opening for a hustler. able winter house, 74 Spring street. 29-3 LOST AND Oh, no fear. I shall is true of vast will he Apply FOUND. enjoyed for a moment the consternation regions of the middle far given in the daily papers. personally with reference to GATELY et not try to marry her, for I still have all West. iD her victim’s face. Then she octleodtt O’GORMAN, 47 Middle street, Portland, Me. LET—Furnished rooms. 86 %lnter answered, a little street, Torty words inserted under this head my hair, money and a heart still 26-1 TO with steam gas. bath room; one after a pause: hqat, large one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. intact. front and hall room, one large back room, back WIT AND WISDOM. men can make “Yes, you aro right. I wish to get you Mrs. "WANTED—Bright $1,000 to parlor, two good sized rooms in second story. ’' Harmon could not restrain a smile »T to married. $8,000 per year selling Musical 29-1 at the young man’s vexation, and fivo Graphophones- Well advertised. Write today BOAT “In heaven’s what have I N O LOST. name, done to minutes later Andrew entered the RANGES AND to Columbia Phonograph Company, Washing- LET—A" Very pleasant and convenient drawing He Drew Well. STOVEC D. C. lower tenement of six rooms, situated you?” gasped the young man, with comio room. ton, sep24-9 No. 159 York street. Price asthe old still “How does $12.00 per month. seriousness,and, lady smiled, to all your son draw in his cam- of A. C. LIBBY But, contrary expectations, the NOT ONE Inquire & CO., 42 1-2 Ex- Broke from moorings, head of Middle he continued: “See iiere, aunt, I should paign?” asked the ohange street.29-1 conversation did not become a war of stranger. Bay, Brunswick, a cedar boat, nearly new, never have suspected you of such a the old man. g MAIN SPRINGS 75c. with rudder and thing. words. On the contrary, the girl’s fresh “Purty heavy,” replied yoke, brasslfittings, natural a woman of T10 LET—Four room tenement, finished color, oil finish bottom red below You, intelligence, a superior disarmed Andrew’s “He drawed on me yesterday fer 8100 an Genuine Waltham Resilient newly water lino. gayety anger at once. Mainsprings and sunny, with stable. In western part of Suitable reward for return to J. L. CllAl- woman, descending to the role of match I’m of another draw this only 76c, warranted tor one year. M’KENNEY His preconceptions fled before her expectin by city. Apply at 62 HIINTRES8 ST. 29-1 BERLAIN, or to SCOTT A. dimpled he Jeweler, Monument square. Dunning’s Wharf, maker! It is a terrible of mail.”—Atlanta Constitution. Je2dtf6 at Nevins & 398 shattering my smiles and her gentle voice, and he soon SIMPSON, CO., Fore street, ideals. LET—Store, corner of Grant and Portland. fell under her his ION} Wey- sept29tf charm, forgetting anger WANTED—SITUATIONS. TO mouth streets; good store; good loca “Come, come, my poor boy, do not be 60 in T 6ST—A of bowed in his admiration for her graceful move- or Stove tion; reasoanble rent. W. F. DRESSER, 80 pair gold spectacles cast down. The is I •Li black case, somewhere between Woo l- girl charming, assure ments, the timbre inserted under Exchange street, Portland, Me. 28-2 penetrating of her voice, g Forty words this head fords and Portland or on you. Congress, Exchange the sparkle of her wit. sold that is one week for M oents, cash in advakoe. or Middle streets. Finder “Ox not ^ LET—Two furnished, please leave at this course,” Andrew burst out, “the The hour for the tea square rooms, office and receive reward.29-1 had long passed, connected or with or without is I When was we her as clerk or TO singly, girl always charming. Oh, know her! and Andrew was still Baby sick, gave Castoria. bookkeeper houses near. there. Ho had lost WANTED—Situationman of 16 in heat; boarding Also, an infant I can see her now. by years experlenoe gen- She may not be exact- all desire run When she was a WARRANTED. E or child of any can be boarded and to after Mrs. Laton, that Child, she cried for Castoria. eral commercial business, both inside ana on age TO LET. ly pretty; but, as you have she is the road. Can and French. cared for. References required. Appy at said, faded doll whom Rosamond, as he was When she became she speak English Good Miss, clung to Castoria. Think references. Address Press office. house 279 Cumberland street, upper bell. 28-1 charming. She dresses admirably and forced to admit of the thousands R B, 2-1 LET—A to himself, had portrayed When she had very pleasant and convenient makes all her own She stood at Children, she gave them Castoria. TO rent of 9 rooms, suite of fine gowns. so truthfully. use and ask ITUATION WANTED-By an American LET—Dwelling No. 78 Roberts street con- including par- the bead of your dealer Y lors, situated at No. 100 Green street, central her classes in school and at- And ensconood woman and good housekeeper to do house- TOtaining 11 rooms, with sewing room and bath once more In the depths location, good neigebors and one of the best tends lectures now. them. If he work ill family not more than four room; hot water heating. New bouse, with all Moreover, she has of her armohair does not persons, rents in Portland lor the Mrs. Harmon smiled a B without children preferred. In answering give modern conveniences. Apply at 76 ROBERTS money. Tuquire of A. taken cooking lessons and can C. LIBBY, & CO., 42Vfc Exchauge street, l-l put up pre- kindly smile and silently regarded the them write to the name and number of family. Address this office STREET,_28-1 serves. She plays the she she a. E. M.2-1 piano, sings, young people, who, for their part, looked Q LET—Best rent at Deerlng Point, nearly and she lias a RENT--Pleasant corner rooms % pa' ats, tidy fortune in her at one another with There Are fev Others. tYRESSMAKER would like a situation to sunny, rent of TO new,7 with bath and steam heating looks that do not de- go rooms and own n Av out tne or FOR7 bath, heated by s earn; has $18|» Also nice rents on Ocean street with sta- right. Bah! No, a thousand times ceive and in which the Ijy day dressmaking, as seam- old aunt read with bay window; in good condition; convenient bles anti gardens, §9 to $12 month. W il no! I do not want this miracle ot' streas. Address A. M., this office.1-1 per perfec- the of a to Carleton and Congress streets; moderate WALDRON, CO., 180 Middle street. l-l joy hope happy union.—Adapted TX/k^CED—A situation .as tion. I know a. tiling or even housekeeper in a rental to desirable family. Apply at once, two, aunt, From tiio French For San Francisco Ar- " small at 118 family. Apply Spring street Real Estate Office, First National Bank LET—Room; front or if I don't look it. And if I marry, I shall large room, rooms gonaut. Otty._30-1 Building, FREDERIC S. VAILL. 20-1 TO En Suite; nicely furnished; bath connected a wsmau who marry suts mo simply for up one flight; with Plano if desired. NO.10 C ITUATION an American woman the sole sad unique reason that she does by having GREY ST. n$ar the Sherwood. 80-1 13 the of first class LET-Upper fiat at No. 3 Fessenden suit But I know reputation being a house- xnq. girls. They are all keeper, understanding thoroughly the art of TO street, one door from electrics; 7 rooms, TO IjET. alike, and I know what they are and what good aooking, a situation as for alcove, bath and pantry; separate front Could housekeeper and To a or small club are not widower, or would go as companion for In- doors; very pleasant convenient. Apply family, during the session they worth. There isn’t one who suits Sleep-Run of the a — at house. 26-1 legislature, — valid ; best of city reference. Address or call large, furnished house mo or can suit and I shall Down 1 n me, remain a Nervous Fe- at 1Tb FRANKLIN ST. 29-1 Augusta. The house well heated with hot bachelor. male RENT—A good substantial detached water system, lighted by electricity, and has “And to Troubles and OIlTjAilON WANTED by a reliable woman brick house with door in the centre, telephone. Furnishing includes everything, you go take tea at Mrs. La- FOR with the of 13 and good housekeeper in a family to do containing 10 rooms and bath; modern Im- exception table silver. Address ton’s,” murmured Mrs. Harmon between Weakness. All these S., Kennebec Journal general housework where there are no chil- provements ; heated by hot water, etc., etc.; office, Augusta, Maine. her teeth, while a disturbing expression Ailments dren. Those answering state number In fam- m western part of city; convenient to Spring 8ep26 I99 succumb to M. E. R„ Advertiser office. at moderate rental. came into her clear seeing old eyes. ily. Address, street cars; a^ery Ap- 91 ply at Real Estate Office, First National Under th:'s ironical and even Buker’s Pills. __2 inquisito- Kidney Bank Building, FREDERICK S. VAILL. 26-1 GEO. F. JUNKINS’ rial look Andrew lost countenance a little. "I was troubled with disease, would like a few more en- kidney great- the or would He coulxPnot that to lie ly run down and so nervous that I could not SEAMSTRESSgagements by day work mo LET—The goods store deny matrimony with a work first class. dry occupied by sleep. I heard of Buker’s Kidney Pills, and dressmaker; All JL W. W. Cutter In Odd Fellows' block Real Estate Bulletin. pi-oferred flirting with Mrs. Laton. letters answered in person. E. on procured one box which gave me immediate R., Press MalnBt., floor space 1826 feet with basement. He was himself to relief. It is more than Office. 28-1 pulli’ g together reply, you recommend for The store is centrally located and lighted by or rather to defend himself, when the female troubles and weakness.” electfic lights. Inquire of M. W. LET—In the Hoegg Block, Deerlng Centre, Ellsworth STILES, TO one of Falls, Mo. Mrs. Sarah F. Joy. WANTED—FEMALE HELP. Hawks’ coal office, or C. B. Woodman’s the best located, and nicest fitted street door bell was heard. drug stores in the of Pills60c. at the druggist or mailed postpaid for Oity Westbrook. sept9-4 grocery City Deerlng, a good “A eh? Is this store, for the right rent low. caller, your reception price. Dr. R. C. Buker will give advice by letter Forty wards Inserted under this opening party; Also a head room on first floor, flay, aunt; or do you, too, give your friends lree. Write for our valuable book on backache* one week for 96 cents, cash In adraaoe. mo LET—On Commercial store for- large pleasant particularly wharf, suited for a dress and cloak maker. GEO. F. tea at 5 o'clock?” Buker Pill the late Char 1st p. CoBangor, Me• X merly occupied by iQ Under U, S. Monument suitable for business or Also JUNKINS, Hotel, “You erd impertinent, nephew. At my I TX7ANTED—A canable Cook and Laundress grahaih, storage. Square.2-1 One politician who is faithful to a con- ” MRS. HARRY BUTLER, 1 Thomas store lately occupied by C. W. Lombard. Also age a woman does not ‘5 o'clock flirta- St. for give j viction. —Truth. 2-1 storea suitable storage. Apply to B. W- LET—Pleasant 28 ___ cottage Deerlng Ave., i : even a caller. I am sure 90 Commercial street. rflO tioiis. it not j JONHS, Jly21dtf 8 rooms with hath, furnace and class coat and Deerlng, it is my little friend Kosamond, the I pant maker modern conveniences, only 15 minutes wail; WANTED—FirstH, KOHLING, Baxter ciiurming girl I spoke of. _W, Building, 2-j WE WANTED A CLOCK" from Preble House, or 6 minutes by eleotrlcs, IF $23 per month. GEO. F. “I JUNKINS, under shall flee, then.” "WANTED—Strong, capable Amerioan girl to because he U. S. Hotel, Monument 2-1 *' nrE Would go MoKenney’s has Square._ “Ho not wish even to see her?” Torse timers. for general work. In family oi five adults tv you more updo-date Clocks than all the ottier XV& have over twenty desirable five miles out of Portland, on G. T. Tha pleasantly All the good ones in silver, gold filled and sil- Ry. ■tores ootnblned. His 96c alarm dock is wak- '» located rents, in price I shall in- right person will find here all the at ranging from $9 to “Never! Or, if you insist, go ver cases. Single and split seconds. Me KEN- advantages the town. Clocks, 95c to $50.00, $35 month. If want a a good home. Address, MRS. J. ing up per you good rent oall cu and look at her KEY, the Jeweler. je26dtf MERRILL. McKENNEY, The Jeweler, Monument Square. GEO. F. Under United tttbla little tiBterawm Falmouth, Ms. 1-1 JUNKINS, 3t»tes Hotel, JanlBdtf Monument Square. 2-1
% Leather MTSntLLAKEOCS. STEAMERS. Nutmegs.65*65 Turkeys, frozen, —@.— _ STEAMERS. New not & KAILKOAOS. FINANCIAL ASH COMMERCIAL York— Pepper.14«16 Chlckens,Western,iced‘ lOglOVic. m arine I-ieht.249251 CIotm ...... 14(916 Fowls, M10 Northern, ll@14o. weight.... 24*251 Ginger.1T®81 Fowls, Western,iced ll@ll%c. PORT OF PORTLAND. International Co MAINE COASTNAVIGATION GO, MAINE CENTRAL II. K. Goecui’mg.!!!.’ 33*241 <»5 PRODUCK. 4 Mill Steamship 1. wroui Union naoks.. .£2*351 Laundry*?”!^ Butter. Northern cream, 16@17o, THURSDAY, Oct. Gloss....6*4*7Va chuicfc In Effect Oct, 4th, 1898. Am. call.... 9001.001 Tobacco. Butter, crm, Western choice If ®16c. For Har- of Products in the Butter. Arrived. AUTUMN EXCURSIONS. Bath, Boothbay Trains leave Portland, Union Station, Quotations __ Beat Dairy. North,best, 133814c, Railway Staple .... brands-60*69 Colby. Boston, for for Medium.80*40 Butter, do good, 13c. Steamer State ot Maine. Square, stations named below and inter- gj«et.■e’AfJ and St John. NB- bor and Wiscasset. mediate points as follows*. Butter, do common. 10811. Eastport Norfolk-coal Markets. Zinc. HS8*4 crm Sen Chas P Nottman, Jewett, 7.00 a.m. For Leading Ni^sisi.. ..60&»0 Butter, imlt, lljj|13. The new and fast Brunswick. Bath, Rockland. Ladle packed 9®10. COAL. Augusta, Waterville Skowhegan, Liston Washington— Good to Return 20 new Sch Madalene Cooney, Wade, Rays from Lewiston Grain Quotations. Cheese, Northern choice 8yaS9; West, rails, via Brunswick, Bangor, Bucks- new STEAMER port, Vanceboroand St. John. 7yae8yac. for Boston Rate of Issue, SALACIA. New York Stock aud Market. CHICAGO BOARD Wilson, Cherryfleld 8.30 a. m. For Danvlllo Jc. Money OF TRADR Eggs.lhennerychoice, 26.East 18o. C°Sch°Lucy May? for Scituate. Commencing Thursday, SeDt. 10th, until fur (Poland Springs) Eggs. Mich, choice, 17ya®18c. Sch Florence A, Strou:, Bangor Mechanic Falls, Rumford Falls. Bemis, Lew- Wednesday’s quotations. Sch Harps wo 11. Eastportand Ai ther notice, will leave Franklin Wharf, Port- Western fresh 16®17c. ! Lydia M Grant. Merriman. A Full Assortment of and Free- return, s- iston, Winthrop. Waterville, Livermore Falls, (By Telegraplu whrat. Sch Ellsworth lor Boston. Lehigh land, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Jobs, W«lc higher. Arboreer. Eubec and 7.30 rarmington, Phillips and Range ley. NEW Sch NB, for return, I 0 a. m.. Popliain Beach 9.45 a. m., Batli YCRK, Oot. 1. Sept. Den. Beans. North, small pea.l bOaci 36. Marion, Frederlckton, 11.15 10.30 a. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Lisbon Sch Ada G Sliortland. St John, NB, for New Coals for Domestic Use. a. 111., Boothbay Harbor 1.30 p. m., Money firmer at 4@5 per cent: last loan Opening....#.67% 68% Pea, marrow, 1 15@1 20. Burning ia rails, Lewiston. Augusta and Waterville. York. Calais and Return. ja mm mm mm arriving Wiscasset about 3 p. m., connect- Closing.. 67% 68*4 Med. New York'and Vt 1 10@1 20. 12.50 p.m. Express for Brunswick, Lisboa at 4.per cent,closing 4 per ct. Prime mercantile 'or New York. St. Andrews m L ing with the Wiscasset. Quebec R. R. Return- CORK, Beans, 1 30. Sch Clias J Jeffrey, Hillsboro Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) and gg rails, August*, Waterville. Moosehead Lake yei. eves, 20gi 26:red|kid.l 2061 for Bondout. St. John ing, leave Wiscasset on Tuesdays. Thursdays paper quoted 7@S pr cent. Sterling Exchange 1 65. Sch Win Pickering. Ellsworth 03.311 via. Oldtown, Bar Harbo California, 46@l Cumberland are and Saturdays at Har- Bangor. Bucksport. Sept May. Sch Norombega. Bangor tor Bridgeport. Georges Creek Coals dtf 9.15a,m., Boothbay and & Aroostook to was very firm, with actual business in bankers Hay—N York and Cauada, choice $18@$19SEI bor 10.30 a. Bath Oldtown, Bangor Houlton. Opening....22*4 26*4 Sch Bessie, Weymouth for Boston- sePt*_ m., 12.30 p. m.. Popliain 1.15 For bills 4 Closing. Fair to good $16®$17. York. Beach 1.30 p. m.. Danville Jc. Poland 8prlugs ;at 82% »4 83 or 60-day bills and 4 86 22*4 26% Sell Annie P Chase. Bangor for New unsurpassed for general steam and p.m., arriving in Portland about station. Mechanics Lower grades $12g*16. Liz- 4.30 m Close Falls, Rumford Falls, Berms @4 85% for demand; posted rates at 4 83 OATS. Sells Juith Anu, Annie F Kimball, Emma, CASCO p. connection at Portland with Lewiston. Rye straw—$16*00 00. use. BAFsTEAMBOATca steamers for Boston and New York. Farmington, Kingfield. Carrabasset, Oat zie Maud, and Willie Smith. forge Phillips and @4 85%. Commercial! bills at 4 81%% Aug. Sept. straw $o@S9 00. Freight Connection at Boothbay Harbor Rangeley. Wfnthrop, Oakland, 4 Opening. 17*4 Potatoes—Ar Co Hebrons. choice, bush 37®38. Cleared. Genuine with Steamer Silver Bingham, Waterville, Skowhegan and Matta- 82%. Government Bonds were lower. Lykens Valley Franklin, Star for New Harbor, wamkeag. C'osmg. i7y, Potatoes, New York Hebrons 36c. Sch Pickands. Bodlck, Newport News, to IN EFFECT Round Pond, Port Tenants Railroads firm. Maj Sept. 21, 1896. Friendship, Clyde, 1.20 p, m. For Au- Tnursday’s auotatslons. Sweets,Norfolk bbl $1@1 15. load coal for West Indies—J S Winslow & Co. English and American Cannel. Harbor, Rockland and points east. Freeport. Brunswick, Bar silver 6 1 gusta, Bath, Rockland and all stations on 6%. Jersey. 60. Soli Alida. H Blake. For Forest and Connections are made but are in no WHEAT. Gray, Bangor—J City Trefethen’s Landing, usually Knox & Lincoln division. Skow- Mexican dollars Apples, new ^ Ibl 76ea$2 00. Sell E T Haines, Brown, Bluehlll—J H Blake. Peaks’ Island Little case guaranteed. Waterville, 50%@52%. and Great Diamond hegan, Belfast. Dover and Green- Oct." Dec. Sell Hattie Rice, Steuben—J H Blake. Above Coals Constant- Islands, at Foxcroft, At London to day oar silver was Loring, 6.30, 6.40. 8.00. 10.30 A m. O C. OLIVER, CHAB. R. ville, Oldtown and Matt** quoted Opening...68*4 68% Live Stock Market. Sell B Rockland—J H LEWIS, Bangor, wamkeag. Chicago Mary Smith, Poland, 2.15,4.20,6.10 p.m. President. Treasurer. 5.05 m. at 30 6-16d V oz, steady. Closing...,.68*4 69% Blake On Hand. p. For Brunswick. Bath, Lisbon (By Telegrapm ly ™nce’8 Landing, Long Island, 8.00, sept6 tf rails. Augusta and Waterville. CORK. Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland— 10.30 A. M.. 2.15 P. M. 5.10 Chicago, Oet. J, 1896.—Cattle — receipts p. m.. For New Gloucester, Danville Kensell & Tabor.' ForCushing’s Island, 10.30 A. Railroad Receipts. Oct. Dec. 10,o00; firm, and 10c commmon extra TELEPHONE .... ioo-S 6.40, M., 4.20 Junction, Poland Springs station. Mechanic higher; Jennie Hall Opening.. 22% 22% steers at 3 505*5 Stockers and feeders 2 60 SAILED-BrigHC Sibley; schs Falls, Auburn and Lewiston, PORTLAND. Oct. 1. 60; G Closing. 23*4 23% 68 90; cows and bulls 1 25; calves 3 00 Pickands, J W Bigelow, Jennie Pillsbury RETUKN. HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT CO. 11.00 p. m, Night Express, for Maine Central R. R.—For Port- 20®3 Maj Receipts by OATS. @616,Texans 2 Western at ana the licet for a harbor. Lewiston. Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Bar 60(g3 30; rangers OFFICE: Leave Forest 9 and, 172 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for 2 26*3 70. City Landing, 6.20, 7.20, 15. Harbor, Bucksport. Vanceboro, St. Stephens. U.46A. m.. M _ Aug. Oct. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. 3.30, 5.00, 6.25 P. Beginning September 8, 18%, steamers' will St John and all Aroostook Halifax roads 138 cars. Hogs—receipts 31,000;5o for packing grades, Leave leave County, connecting Opening. 17% Trefethen’s, 6.00, 7.05, 9.00, 11.30 A Portland Pier, Portland, as follows: and the Provinces. The others steady; heavy packing and shipping lots SACO. Oot 1—Cld. sch Bessie C Beach, Vinal- For Saturday night tram Closing...... 18 7b Commercial & 70 Sts. M., 3.15, 4.45, 6.45 P. m. Long Island, Cliebeague, Cliff does not run 2 7663 30; common to choice mixed at 2 liaven.to load for J Howell Leeds Exchange Island, to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Fox- Retail Grocers sugar Rates. PORK. 96@ Philadelphia; Leave Little Diamond, 9.10 11 Harpswell, and Orr’s 'J.30 3 46;choice assorted at 3 40®8 at 2 96 ap3 M.W&Ftf 6.10, 7.15, 40 Bailey’s Island, croft or beyoud Bangor. Jan. 60;light Philadelphia, light. A. M.. 3.26, 4.35, 6.35 p. ai. a. m., 4 p. m. Portland market—cut loaf 8; confectioners at gS 46; pigs l 60a3 40. White Mountain Division. Opening.. 6 95 JONESPORT, Sept SO-Sid, sch Clifford I Leave Great Diamond, 6.05, 7.10. 9 05 Return for Portland via all landings. 6c pulverised 7c; powered, 7c; granulated Sheep—reoeipts 10,000: active, firm; infeior and New 11.35 A. Leave Closing. 7 30 White, Falklnebam, Sands Rlvor. NS, M., 3.VO, 4.40, 0.40 1\ M. Orr’s Island, 0 a. in., 1 p.Tn.. Arrive 8.45 a„ m. For Ur; cofiee crushed 6%c: yellow 4%c. to choice 2 60g3 26; lambs at 3 OOgo 00. for Leave m Bridgton. Fabyans, Burling- York; Mildred A Pope, Steele, Addison Ponce’s Landing, Long Island. 8 46 Portland, 8.30 a. m., 3.30 p. m. ton, Lancaster. St. Calais. 11.15 a. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, Portland stock List. Calais; Kioka. Clark, Boston for HUB MIXED PAINTS at., 3.00 p. at. Paul and liomestio Markets. Leave SUNDAYS. Montreal, Cnieago, st. Minneapolis Portland Wholesale Marker, BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Oct. 1st-Inport Cushing’s Island, 7.25, 11.60 A ai and all points west. Corrected by Swan ft Barrett, Bankart and 5.05 p. m. PORTLAND. Oett, 1.1896. IBy Telearapii. barque L M Smith, Windsor, NS, for New York Leave Portland for Harpswell and inter- 3.30 p. ni For Sebago Lake, Cornish. Bridg- Brokers, 186 Middle street. for Boston; mediate OCTOBER 1. 1896 sobs Caroline Knight, Rockland SUNDAY TIME landings, 10 a. in., 2 p. m. Return ton, Fryeburg, North Conway, and Bart ett, Wheat advanced again to-day about l%o, 6X TABLE, from OCA 3. NEW TCRK—The Flour maraet — receipts Harvard H Havev, St John. NB, for Providence The painting season is now at hand. Harpswell arrive in Portland, 1, 5.30 p Fabyans, Lancaster, Lime Ridge, St. Johns- with Flour very stiff aud higher on all Sruoe for For Forest and m. bury, and Toronto. grades. Description. Par Talus. Bid. Asked 17,881 package; exports S375 bbls and 4,- Progress, Head, NB, Boston; Canning You will make no mistake in buying City Trefethen’s Landings, Montreal, Quebec Corn and Oats are both strong and In Canal National Bank..100 116 118 818 saoks: sales 14,600 bbls; and Packet, Port Williams, NS, for do; Gen Scott, Peaks’Island Little and Great Diamond Daily excursions 22 miles down the bav. higher. unchanged, THE “HTTB” as we warrant every Round firm with a fair demand. Calais for Hyaunls; George A I.awry, Spruce gal- Islauds, 9.00,10.30 A. ai., 4.20 p trip tickets only 50 cents. ex- SUNDAY TRAINS. Provisions, we note a firm on Pork Casco National Bank..100 95 loO 2.16, at Sunday very feeling Head for New Carrio Bell, Calais for Pro- lon. PuieJWhite Lead, Linseed Oil and For Ponce’s cursions t(f 85 other land- Cumberland National Bank. .40 83 35 r lour quotations—low extras at 1 7062 55; York; Landing, Long Island, 10.30 Harpswell, cents, 7.20 a. for aud Lard. for Boston: A. 25 m., paper tram Brunswick Au- Chapman Natlonul Bank-100 90 |95 city mills extra at 811663 90; city mills patents vidence; S A Paine, Deer Isle Rip- Turpentiie Dryer. The price is right M„ 2.15, 4.20 P. ai. ings, cents. Watsrvilie and for Thos Rock- For ISAIAH gusta. Bangor. The following aro to-day's wholesale prices of First National Bank.100 98 100 4 1084 26; winter wnoat low shades a: 1 906 ple, Rockland Boston: Borden, Cushing’s Island, 10.30 A. at. 4.20 p. ai. DANIELS, Gen. Manager. 12.50 for also, $1,50 per Callou. p. m. For Brunswick; Lisbon Falli, Merchants’National Bank.. T5 113 115 2 76; fair to fanoy at 2 60® 3 46: patents 8 709 land for New York: LM Gray, Deer Isle Prjvisions. Groceries: etc Macbias for Boston; We alsfl carry Floor Paints and Var- W. T. GODING, General Lewiston, Bath, Augusta. Waterville, Bangor. National Traders’ Bank... .100 98 100 4 00 ; Minnesota clear at 3 50@8 20: straights Boston; Highland Queen. _C. Manager. 11.00 with Floor, Grain Boston for nishes. MAINE STEAMSHIP p. m., Niclit Express sleeping Portland National Bank.... 100 100 102 at 3 1068 66: do patenta at 3 40®4 60; do rye Pemaquid, Rockland. CoT cars for Superfine & oar for all points. Corn, 33@3% Portland Trust Co.100 112 115 mixtures 2 80g3 20; superfine at 18062 20; Also In port, sells Lizzie Lee, Prospect FREEPORT AND FALMOUTH low grades.3 50 Dak lots.. York for FORESIDL R ew York Direct Line. ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. 40@3 Corn. £835 Portland Gas 60 1*6 10.1 One at 1 40®2 10. Southern flour firm: com- Boston ; Karslle. New St John, NB: Spring Wneat ban- lots.. @33 Company. from St John. for Salem: Steamers on and alter 28 Mtag bag Portland Railroad 100 110 116 mon to fair extra at to choice Temperance Bell, NB, Monday, Sept. will Hive IU1 v Ik unrtvn mr i\ > \ri m iru From Company 2.20®2 80; good --- Montreal and Fabyans, Bartlett ers.ci ana st3 900400 Oats, oar lots 27*28 Onotn N«w York for St John. NB: Emma M N. E PERKINS & CO. c ui imuu. 1' •» » J/ai JJ1UI1 Portland Water Co.100 lu2 104 2 8063 10. Rye Hour quTet, Corumeal steadv. and Bridgton, 8.25 a, m.; Lewiston and Patent Horne do new Fox. lor New Maynard Sumner, For and 23@24 BONDS Wheat—receipts 94,260 bush: exports 181,869 Baugor York; Freeport, Buatins Island 3.00 p. m. Mechanics Fall9, 8.30 a. m.; Wneat... 4 60@4 70 Oats, bag lots 80@32 Vinalliaven for Melissa for Hardware Return—Leave Waterville, bush; sales 96,000 bush: moderatelvactive.and do; Trask, Bangor Dealer, Freeport. (Porters), 6.50a.m., Delightful and Invigorating Sea Trip. and Augusta.8.35 a. m. ;Skowhegan, Lewiston, alicb. str’gnt Cotton Sese. Portland City 6s. 1897.101 102 New York. So. 7 firmer with optious; No 2 Red fob79ciNol Freeport. a. m., Bustin’s 7.16 a. m.. Ihe Kiugfield, Phillips, Farmington, Bemis, ana roller.... 4 26@4 36 car lots.22 00@22 60 Portland 6s. 1907.12u 122 8 for well Steamships Manhattan and Cottage Northern76yac. Com—receipts 37,000 bush: Free Street. Portland. Harps Centre. (Tuesdays and Satur- City leave Franklin Rumford Fails, 12.30 p.m. cienv rtn .4 lbn.4 25 bar lots fiflOOSM on rorvanuu, ino—1 z rnnuing Ju,> 1U4% OomeRtic Port*- wlinrf Tuesdays, Thurs- ;Mattawamkeag,Ban- exports28,471 bush; tales 45,0u0 bush senlfitf days only) at 3. 00 p. m.,; return a. 6.00 a.m. gor and Rockland 12.25 m. mixed st’gi Sacked Br’r Portland ;stroug- days and Saturdays at 6 p. in. leave p, tLouis 4s, 1913, Funding.lo5 107 No 2 at In NEW YORK—Ar schs Jerome B Look- Por Chebeague, Cousins and 10.00 Ketuining, from North 36 er.moderately active; 28y*®29V: country, 43lmchIJ lf?l1 water I- Typewriting. JOHN L. COREY, GEO. H. J, B. COYLE, Cassia, Bun sets. 6 23 I .... 7 00 LIBBY, Manager, West lor sale at Ticket Onice, Union Station. Ameri'cnKussiall@12 pure-17019 Turkeys, Western,iced 12®13c. CENTENNIAL BLOCK, 93 EXCHANGE ST Committee. Treasurer J. F. LISCOMB, Gen. Ualv...... 5Vs 47 Mace. 100 Chickens, Moon rises. 0 12lHeight.... 8.6— 9.1 Secretary Public Buildings and Collector. Agt. D. J. FLANDERS,