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ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862-VOL. 34. PORTLAND. MAINE, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1896. PRICE THREE CENTS.

On cross examination witness testi- As soon as he concluded, A. S. Cran- 1.03%, the three-quarters in 1.36, and BE HEARTY. dall of candidate for lieuten- STRONG_AND iiiSITY DODGE FAILS. Urnt tbat Morris had told one of the girls DROWNED BRYAN OUT. Norwich, the uiile in 3.07%. This is fast travel- AND ant-governor, steped forward and said: HOW TO BE STRONG FCLLOF before the shooting, tbat if she would let but was not fast enough to suit the In this city of students, this city of WORLD’S FASTEST ling, LIFE AND VIGOR. him shoot the baby out of her arms he business men, this city of workingmen, orowa, who wanted to see two minute I ask the name of God and chance for Gen- for two days you would feel would give her five dollars. you,tin man, olips or nothing, and the If you starved *° y°ur hearts the questions own lecord of weak as a cat. trys equalling even his as that have been so well before to- food Is Guido put you Proof enough that jour the cause of Morris [Guilty of Attempted Foie’s Make a World’s day by William I ask 3.01% seemed slim indeed. Should Give Porte An Ulti- Edward O. Oollius, the game warden Collegians Jennings Bryan. England your strength. you to vote in November in accordance But John H. Gentry is a game horEe, stomach Is sick, you’re who was shot, testified that he wasatAlle- with them. If your starving away Murder. Record. John R. Wonder- and he is driven by a man who knows matum. gash Plantation in in the As to the men who have made Gentry’s your strength. Slowly perhaps, but none the July, 1895, young and of his it for to I appreciates every one good less surely. discharge of his duties as game warden. impossible him speak today, ask you not to believe that repre- points. So the Gentry horse was brought You feel it yourself. He was at when Morris arrived they Pelkey’s sent Yale more than will ful Time. have loss of any McKinley out to make a trial, and the orowd pulled You nausea, appetite, headache, there, between two aud three iu the after- have IN SHOOTING GAME WARDEN COL- SILVER CHAMPION KETREATS BE- represent us in November. They for the RINGING ADDRESS BY EX-PREJII- giddiness, pain in the loss of been out its watches to follow him stomach, strength, noon. He was lying on the lounge in the blowing oft their wind as ho is spirits and ambition. LINS JULY 30. has sent out mile. Behind the Gentry horse in the room with his boots off aud FORE “MOUTHY’* STUDENTS. blowing oil his wind. Yale ER GLADSTONE. What do sitting par- into you think? That it’s your head ? the world men, sir, (addressing Mr. sulky was W. S. Andrews, who has driv- But It’s not. tially asleep. He beard some one step who like been an hon- It’s simply your stomach. Bryan,) have, you, en tbe horse in many remarkable trials Food Is Into the kitchen and ask some member oi to their university and their country, strength. Stomach makes it avail- and who even balievua he has more in in business and In now able. If stomach won’t of the family who was in the other room. Congress, every WORLD’S RECORD CLIPPED work, iood does not Tried Before the Court in Houl- to Supreme Sleeting at New Haven Was Broken Up By walk of life.” get out of him than the world believes Calls for Immediate Action and Ridlcu les become available strength. He looked out and saw the tou—Officer Collins Describe, the Out- respondent He three obeers for Mr.Bryan. and Students With Sense of Not proposed A SECOND AT RIGBY. poesible. Andrews drove Gentry up tile Idea of a Shaker Digestive Cordial will, in a few in the kitoben. The whom Decency European War—For Over doses, standing girl They were given, mingled with biases down in make stomach law’s Cold Blooded ’Deed—Flea of In- Candi- front of tbe grand stand sev- your well and help your food be asked replied that she did not know Particularly Acute—Popocrat from the Yale contingent Ex-Mayor an Roar the Great Commoner Spoke— make you strong. sanity Fails to Save Prisoner. Sargent then declared the ad- eral tlmos, while the men cheered him who it was. Morris replied: “I will date Invades New England. meeting Rosolutlous Propose Adopted. Who wouldn’t be strong? Whoever won’t journed. Mr. Bryan was taken to New and tbe ladies in the grand stand waved tSPBCIAI- TO THE PHE3S.] damned soon find oat,” and stepping New Hawn take Shaker Digestive Cordial. Y irk, September 24.—William J. house in his carriage. He looked tbelr handkerohiets and admired his Liverpool, September 24.—Four tbou Sick, tired, weary men those who along towards the door of the room very muoh fatigued and refused to shake andiwomen, Houltou, September 24. Tbe trial of Bryan kept the members of bis party coat and his dandified sand persons wore present at the mass- are working their bodies and brains too bunds as be the glossy black, gait. hard, where the witness was lying. Witness He left stage. will find relief and strength in Shaker Digestive Charles Morris for the shooting of Game guessing again today. was scheduled Within Half a Second of the Two Bat was not oat for show meeting held here this afternoon un- sat and asked him what difference it Gentry just Cordial. Warden Edward O. Collins at the house np to leave the Grand Central station al 8 der the of It then. He knew that he had some work auspices the Liverpool Reform makes strength. It makes health. It made to him who it was Mor- 24.—Mr. of Isaiah anyway. o’olock this for New Haven and Hartford, Conn., September makes happiness. Pelkey’s in Allegash Plantation morning Bryan’s from New Haven to Hart- Minute Goal. to do before he should again sea his club, to protest against the rule of the ris will soon show trip It’s not an ordinary medicine, it’s a cordial. replied, “I you what before that time Wm. H. St. July 30, 18S5, began here iu the Supreme long John, ford was without incident, ex- warm and oom for table stall. Andrews Sultan of Turkey and the mns-ncre-of It’s pleasant to take, and more than special pleasant difference it makes.” Morris then en- the ez-bank went to the sta- oept for the of considerable In its results. court Wednesday morning. Hon. A. H. president, development paced John H. Gentry slowly up tho the Armenians in the Turkish empire. For sale by all at 10, 25, 50 cents tered and sat;dcwn on a trunk at the tion to to the reeling over the disarrangement of the druggists Powers, was appointed by the court to say good bye oandldate, stretoh and with a fast as a The audience which greeted Mr. Glad- and $1.00 a bottle. programme at Meriden, the railroad runner, pace foot of the lounge. when he learned that Mr. would assist County Attorney Lumbert in the Bryan oUcials to allow the at his come down towards stone, who was the principal the witness snid: “I refusing special maker, side, speaker, of tbe The Continuing, not leave until 10.08. car to be detaohed to wait for auotber a prosecution case. defense is MOST WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE the wire at a fast gait. The crowd in the was most enthusiastic one. Prefacing ■FECIAL NOTICES. pulled on my boots. During the opera- Conn., 24.— train. The Meriden reception was par- insanity. Bridgeport, September big stand yelled its encouragement as bis address Mr. Gladstone proposed a tion Morris asked me where I was ticipated in by a great throng, several who lives at the mouth of going. Candidate Bryan reoelved his welooine IN HISTORY OF TURF. resolution forth that the JohnCasey, thousand strong. Mr. Bryan had an op- Andrews nodded for tbe word, and Start- setting meeting I told him up river,but didn’t say which to Connecticut and New at the Allagash river, testified that on the England portunity to a few words when er Culbertson off trusted that the government realized the NEW GOODS wi vaw mka fhan tVis A 1 no Vi or ihn C4, say only yelled “go,” sending of Stamford. He reached there a few min- the train moved the cha- In the or in day the shooting Morris came to his out, leaving the fastest horse the world has yet soen terrible condition lu which tbeir fellow pie?e small lots, that are John. 1 went into the kitchen and sat grined Meriden what and asked him if there was a utes before 11 o’clock. A couple of hun- people wondering in were liable place game hfl me An ft hv Ian vino- t*. hum art annn in harness, for a record mile. Christians Turkey piaoeo, and to shrink or and he followed me and also sat The Great Mile breaking spot by damp, warden at Pel key’s honse. Witness told down, dred people formed around the train and by Quarters: that they would do everything possible can be 2 Hr. Bryan ended Ms Connecticut tour Tbe runner was making great speed for ness, down near the door. There was more or at him in but crowd for them to obtain a full measure of him that he thought there was. Morris gazed silenoe, the tonight by making two speeches iu Hart- First 29 1-4 the bat could not bead Gen- less conversation all Quarter, quarter post, seourlty and protection. The resolution STEAM asked his by present. Mor- increased until it numbered 700 ford. Both meetings were held in the SPONGED name, and witness told him he rapidly try, who seemed absolutely to fly along also declared that the government would ris seemed to be oareless with his open air, the first in Capitol park, and Second hovro Alva f nllnu* onrinniif In mhu macnme did not know but very or 800 hundred. Then a big cheer went Quarter, 30 1-4 process and retain the exaotlv, thought it the other on Main street iu front of tbe so stsadily and evenlly did he pace. rifle. It fell down once or there was or twice; np, and again and shouts steps they might take to put a stop to appearance of NEW. This class ol MoCullom McCullar. Morris re- again hearty City hotel, Jnst across from the City Third 30 3-4 He Is now nearing the post. were none of tbe men folks about tbe Quarter, quarter the atrocities which were being com- the name several times and said were given. Mr. Bryan was very hoarse hotel is the house of the Kepnblican vrork can be done at short notice at peated A hundred watches were ready for the mitted in Mr. as no that there. Mis. and Mr. found him Fourth Turkey. Gladstone that before be went the Allahash he premises belonged and talked for a minute about his voice. club, Bryan staring Quarter, 30 1-4 up Id word. flva hundred voices yelled stepped forward to begin bis remarks Pelkey was away and one of the smaller tbe faoe during ulljthe time he talked, “Up” was to see a Mr. Bryan said a few more wards at was oheered for some time. going the warden and nave tbe names ot MoKinley and Hobart, dis- Mile, 2.001-2 in concert. Wonderful! The time ior children was sent for a who soon South where the crowd was Mr. Gladstone the FOSTER’S good look at him and see If he had ever brother, Norwal, played in great eleatrio letters from the expressed opinion smaller thaa at tbe quarter was 39%seoonda. One-fourth that the time to FOREST CITY DYE came in and sat down. The man slightly Stamford. had arrived strengthen HOUSE, before. After some conversation young Republican dab’s balcony. Ho spoke Previous World’s Record, 2.01 1-2 seen,.hiin bridgeport, Conn., September 24.— of a second slower than the famous quar- the hands of the exeentive branches of 13 Preble St. and I soon out of the door and from the portico over the main entrance opp Preble House. about other matters, Morris left and stepped had We. J. for an the an of na- Kid Gloves Cleansed Bridgeport Bryan of the hotel. government by expression Every Day. went around on to the platform near the hour today. He arrived here at 11.30 tional will. This declaration was te- Telephone -connection went towards Pelkey’s. This oonversa- When asked tonight to say something door where Morris sat. I went in and from New York over the New York, oeived with cheers. sion occurred between one and two about bia view of the New Haven & Hartford and was general political The said that the six pioked up Morris’s rifle, looked at it, road, situation, Bryan declined to talk. but ex-Priemier; o'clock. Between five and six a boy oame greeted at the station by a big orowd of great powers of Europe represented at noticed the make and and was willing to be quoted to tbe extent from and told oalibre, jaoked cheerers. Mr. Bryan, Josephus had failed to'make the Pelkey’s him that that Daniels, that he believed Nebraska was safe for Constantinople the cartridges out of it and handed them national committeeman from North g Sultan fulfill his treaty obligations. man had shot the watden, and they Bryan electors. “We will carry the state Pickle to Morris and stood bis behind tbe Carolina, and the others who are acra.n- The continuation of dlplomatiu relations Spices, wanted him to come over. Witness gun by 20,000. I am so confident of tbe re- went pHnying the candidate, were placed In with the Sultan had not the door and said to seem sult that I do not intend to borne be- prevented as as he could and him,“These people and taken to go massacres at mixed Spices, quickly go, found Col- oarriages Washington park, fore election. teirible Constantinople, to be afraid of an accident, and I a brass lins on his back on the guess preceded by band claying but had permitted the Sultan to remain lying lounge. ” Tbe trouble of the Yale Bottle you bad better leave that there until “Kastus on Parade. students at the recognized ally of Wax, Collins bad been and was you. England. bleeding badly Here under its fine old shade trees, 6000 the meeting in New Haven is a subject “The resolutions! have Sea are ready to go.” Meantime Mrs.Pelkey proposed,”said moss, lying in quite a puddle of blood. Wit- people gathered to hear the young Ne- Bryan will not disonss beyond the single he, “observes the rules of prudence and had arrived and we sat around till sup- comment that he considers his ness said to bira: “In the name of tiod, braskan. They cheered him as he de- treatment does not require even for sake of the Gelatines, per time. After supper I got my ooat scended thejjKioak-like band stand in the there was not representative of the true end, that we place ourselves in wbat have they been doing.” Colline re- great centre of the and oloser to feelings of the community. a Flavoring Extracts, and hat and started to go out. I said to park pressed Seemingly state of war with united Europe.’’ plied, “They have been making a target bear; what he had to say. Judge D. H. no sore spots have been lett in tbe can- Continuing, he ridiculed the idea that Morris as I went out, ‘Don't load that didate and Salad Oil, of me. I want yon to see if I am bleed- Lockwood introduced Mr. Brynn. The by jeers interruptions to the state of war would be a result or 8nn here in the house; you hoar what I candidate made a short and was which he was subjected. ing bad in the shoulder.” Witness found speeoh consequence of England’s acting alone don’t load because these frequently applauded. When he had in an ulitmatum to the Porte. Pure Goods at no man had say, It, people giving that the Injured been bleeding finished he was taken to the Sewall Going to Meet His Side Partner. are afzaid of an acoideut.’ I went out speaking He would not be one to plunge England advance in badly from a wound under tbe shoulder Windsor hotel, where he had a bite of into war, hat would nut mako price. and started down towards the [SPECIAL TO TEH PRESS.] England blade in the right but the flow of blood landing. luncheon, and then returned to the sta- of herself a slave to he dragged by the 24. On the way 1 stepped out of the tion the hand and a Bath, September Hon. Arthur obariot wheels of the other ers had nearly oeased. He then started for path accompanied by pow of and stopped at an old graveyard. Mor- large crowd boarded the special oar that Sewall leaves tomorrow forenoon at 10.35 Europe. (Cheers.) Pert Kent for a doctor and returned with had been chartered for bis use the he “had a ris came out of the house with his rifle by o’clook for Boston. He will be tbe guest “England,” said, just right Or. Siros, the next day between ten and Connecticut committee which had been to ooeare Turkey, anti the first step must H. H. HAY & and walked towards the river. I went of tbe Bryan-Sewall-Williams club at the SON, eleven. side tracked during^ bis stay in Bridge- be a recall of our ambassador from baok and joined him and we walked to port. The car was attaohed to a regular American house, Boston, where Mr. Constantinople and the consequent dis- middle St. train and Mr. left lor the the landing together* i where the canoe Bryan Bridgeport Bryan will also be. They will leave missal of Turkish ambassador in New Haven at ia.80, followed by cheers. London. (Loud aud prolonged Mrs.' Mary Pelkey, at whose house the was. It had commenced to rain, and by ;'V Bath early Saturday morning, speak- oheers.) Mr. Bryan prefaced his remarks by That would not cause a European war. at stall on b on the shooting' ooourred, testified that Collins tbe time we got there it was raining denying that the silverltss had raised a ing way and reaching England oould tell the Port that she had arrived there shortly before eleven quite hard. sectional question. The restoration of here about 6.30 o’olock, A great dem- meant to consider the means of enforc- bi-metallism was not only good for the her own demands. We should o’cloak in the forenoon on July 80th. onstration will be made bere that even- ing just West and South, but for the people of deolare we should not turn any ensuing THE CRISTY BREAD PAN. Morris came between two and three ing. R. Morris said, “I don’t believe I shall Conneoticut also. John Gentry, 2.00 1-2* war to our advantage.” o’clock and entered at the baok dooi. Mr. asserted that we cannot start up river In this rain; I guess I shall Bryan Mr. Gladstone in the course of his pre- have honest and a standard JACOB S. WINSLOW NOT TO BLAME Witness was at Casey’s when MorrlB all money gold vocation, said: “Let us extract our- stay here night.” He took bis stuff • A mile in two minutes and one-half of ter of at the same and a man In the __ Joe Patohen, when he went bis our returned fifteen minutes time, selves from present ambiguous po- came, but after out of the oanoe and laid it on the beach crowd immediately asked why. “Be- a second. This is what that wonderful 3.03 mile at Rigby, bnt John R, Gentry sition. Let us renouuoe our neutrality. Morris Morris had arrived was then sit- and his canoe over it. He cause a dollar,” said Mr. Decision a Port- Let us her put laid out gold Bryan Important Affecting horse John ft. Gentry did yesterday af- la game, and oould keep nearly up to this by loyally promising majes- “under a fatter ting by the outside the door with his gun one side a oase gold standard, grows ty’s ministers our ungrudging aud en- Imparts a delicate rich brown crust to the marked gin. After he land ternoon at Rigby park and in doing it be pace all the way round. The runner loar. Endorsed every day, and that is not an honest dol- Schooner. thusiastic induce them by word by the leading authorities on in his hands, handling the gnn careless- bad the canoe I his support, sclenoe. arranged picked up lar. (Cheering.) Now what would be lowered tbe world’s pacing record from pushes Gentry around the seoond turn and deed to show their detestation of culinary was also the ly. Collins sitting by door rifle and it under the a put canoe, suppos- an honest dollar? Why. they say dollar 2.01J4 where it has stood for a year, to into the back stretch. He was making the acts which may even yet come to, FREE THIS WEEK with her boy. Morris and Collins re- when melt loses Owners Were Sued for Damages Result- such a of as has never ing he would leave it there,but he pulled which, you it, nothing. and he did it on a track in fair hard work of the but was his depth atrocity yet to that tbe Mexican dollar is 2.00)4, raoe, doing with each barrel ot mained until supper time and ate supper According ing from Collision With Vesta- been recorded in the diplomatic his- it out, picked up his oase and we started Barge on a rather cold and unfavor- best to his nose at John R. an honest dollar because you can melt it condition, keep Gentry’s tory of humanity.” (Long ana pro- together. Witness did not hear much talk for tbe house. When we to First Construction of an Act of Con- is got part way and it does not lose anything.” able day on whioh an overooat was a ne- throat latch. “Up.” The seoond quar- longed cheers,) 'Bread the Staff oflifer between them. After supper they went the house he sat his case “How muoh Is It worth?” was asked an down and sat gress of 1890. cessity, and in a wind that was ter was in 30%, making the half in 69 Mr. Gladstone spoke hour and a from blowing TBEEETOEE HAVE rrfiOOIJt to tbe boat landing, where they remained on It to rest and I walked the audience. his voice remaining strong along. I went deoision of just hard enough up the home stretch to seconds. People to rub their eyes quarter, Mr. Bryan—“It is worth just the same Boston, September 24.—A began and clear to the end. for some time. They then came back, in, took off my coat and hat and stepped as tbe bullion in it is worth. Now if the great Importance to ship owners was make the one-half second’s difference in and doubt their senses. This was the The resolutions offered toy the ex- a distance in adrauoe. Collins quite Mor- to this towel whioh has been as as spoken of Mexican dollar is worth muoh rendered by the United States Circuit the record of 2.00)4 and the long looked fastest halt ever before made by a horse Premier were adopted unanimously. ris earried his gun and a gin case. On to tbe water from neck and the bullion in it and the bullion in it wipe my Court of Appeals for the first oirouit, for mark of two minutes. in harness. Could Gentry hold the gait the to the house Morris set down tbe is worth just as muoh as tbe Mexioan Over 5000 Were Killed. way taoe. Morris oame In and walked along was not he was now he dollar, then I want to ask you if it is tbe opiuion being by Judge Webb. The Yesterday an Ideal day for rec- travelling would land the box twioe and leveled the gun at Collins, and leaned his rifle the wall near 21.—The first against not an honest dollar acoording to those oasa was that of the Boston Tow Boat ord breaking or even fast raoing. In the mile at.two minutes. The excitement Lynn, Mass., September who was in but did not fire. set who that an direct news the Armenians have advanoe, tbe window, down his case and say honest dollar is a dollar the rain fell at became intense. Some of the men were Lynn Company, owner of tbe steam tug Vesta, morning intervals and of When Morris was the so that loses nothing hy melting." received the recent massacres of their handling gun started to sit down on it. His gun for a time it threatened and the ladies in the New September 34.—It against 'Jacob S. Winslow and others of to ruin the track oheering, grand countrymen in Constantinople came to carelessly in tbe afteruoon, Collins took and he and stood it Haven, Conn., slipped oaughtjt up was 1 o’olook when Wm. J. Bryan tbe schooner Jacob S. Winslow. The suit and any ohanoes of fast speeding. Bat stand catching the spirit of the moment hand today in a letter which gives a de- it and out tbe and jacked cartridges gave again, and it slipped again. I turned reaohed New Haven from At were tailed account of the terrible slaughter Bridgeport. was brought on account of a collision be- just as the whistles in Portland sounded adding their shrill trebles to the them this was soon a the Turks and the number of to Morris; after Mor- around and said, ‘I will take oare of the tbe station big orowd had gathered. He tween the schooner and two by places barges the noon hour the sun broke through the gensral uproar. Could Gentry keep the massacred from the land- was cheered loudly during his progresi October those in Constantinople alone risjoame. Upon returning gun for you until you are ready to towed by the tug Vesta, 16,1893, was go,’ from tbe train to his He war ctouds and brought a smile upon the pace he going? Across the track at over 50U0. after Collins entered the carriage. near Tarpaulin Cove. ing supper, and kind of reaohed for it, supposing be escorted to tho New Haven house where faces of the came the sound of the voioe of the driver ^^AluraysReliaila, In 1890 Congress passed a law making Rigby park management and honse and went to a roller towel hanging would hand it to me, when he took the another large orowd was gathered. Mr. New York Gold Democrats. Dee both and you can hardly help having per- it tbe duty of colliding vessels to stand the many people in the Portland hotels of the runner. He was yelling at his held an iect near the door to wipe his bands and face. oooked it and fired it Bryan informal reception. render assistance 24. The state Dreaa. gun up, without by each other, and who had oome here from all over the horse and urging him up to the pacer’s Brooklyn, September Morris came In with the gin case and set aim. Tbe bullet New Haven, Conn., September 24.— give tbe names in all cases where collis- convention of the Sound Money Demo- taking any particular country to see the famous horsos now at wheel, where be could hardly bis iaie ooneae noy* delayed the Dig open ion was suoh as to render it possible and keep cratic party whioh met at Syracuse and GEO. C. SHAW & it down, and stonned as if to sit down struck me la the right below CO., breast, just air meeting addressed by Wm. J. Bryan reasonable and further providing that Rigby go against time for a possible two nose despite every efiort of bis driver. adjourned August 81, to rneot in Brook- upon it, at the same time trying to place the shoulder and came out at the _A&EIJT3. edge here today and nearly caused It to break failure to do so this would render tbe minute mark. And on every train from The Gentry horse seemed to be making lyn, re-assembled at the Aoudemy of tbe gun some where near him. The of the shoulder blade on the up in confusion. As It was Mr. Bryan vessel in fault as tbe Musio here and its gun other side. offending causing twelve o’clock until two these admirers a game.light for a reoord. The third tonight completed THE WEATHER. would not stand where Morris had gave up attempting to speak and retired collision in tbe absence of proof to tbe work. The hall was crowded and hun- placed I should judge Morris was three or four of tbe horse were was reeled off him In in disgust.The movemant of the student* oontrary. wending their way quarter by 30%, dreds turned away. Charles Fairchilds, it and Collins told him he would take feet distant when he fired. I started to was presumably preconoerted. They were Since tbe passage of that act, no case towards Rigby and anxiously surveying making the three-quarter of a mile *in who was chairman, called the meeting tbe and take care of it. Morris then Boston, September gun go into the other room and there was an- posted through the crowd and saemed has been decided in which a construc- the track, on the good condition of which 1.80%, but before him came the hardest to order. Electors for thirty-four con- raised tbe and fired. Collins ran to to sing and yell at given tion has been to tbe statute until gressional districts were named. A ies- gun other disoharge of the rifle. I hurried In signals. given su one of Around the last 24.—Local forecast for much depended. all. turn into the TniHnno wrvl I a nlat the around the door When Mr.Bryan began his speeoh there tbe present time. sitting room and to the bed room aud laid dowu on my stretch he he was a chorus from the students of “Bab, Judge Webb says: “Evidence is un- It was the universal no came. Now caught the form and ticket was adopted amid Friday: Into the ned when Morris fired at opinion .that Fair; slowly room, face ou the bed. The seaond bullet struok Yale.” but alter the was oheers. Daniel Griffin was nominated rab, rab, He tried to go on, ooutroverted that collision the horse could make anv remar kahln time wind direotlv in his teeth, and it T. temperature; him again through the door, tbe bullet the side of the went of the yells made him stop again. A song schooner on her course with for governor by acclamation. rising bed, langtbwlse proceeded at track and blowing bard too. Gentry felt bis driv- of tbe in the bed with the refrain “Gold, gold, gold,” out to see if any assistance was Rigby’s yesterday, although winds west- striking the side lounge it, tore a strip out of the board aud went stopping er’s heard his voice generally kept his words from being heard. Final- requiied by the barge and without giv- it was declared that the traok was in a whip, encouraging Louis Gerhard, Baron de Geer of Fins- room. Morris started for the outer door, into the whII of the bouse. I laid there of ly the candidate sat down and Mr. Sar- ing her name, hailiug port or port ol much better condition than bare and the excited yells the wild crowd pang, the oelehrated Swedish statesman erly. he came might and then turned to tbe witness; nntil the blood stopped gushing out so gent, Democratic candidate for governoi destination. in the stand. He and died at Stockholm,Thurs- Washington, Septem- been expected after the rainy weather of grand seemed to take politician, back and the rifle to her side and Alexander Troup, chairman of the state day, aged 78 years. plaoed freely; my lung filled up with blood, and a fresh stait, to throw every pound of the woek the was so cold and the I.. ■' ber 24.—Foreoast for central committee, and Dr. Fuller, Dein yet day .■ 1 .. told her to look out. Witness caught I whs much for con- In the case now before the court says very pressed breath; ocratic candidate for in this rausole he possessed into the dash for the Congress the collision was near wind so strong that to get any remark- for New hold of the and asked him if he siderable blood ran decision, the land, Friday Eng- gun from my mouth. I district, made for order. Theli wire. Down the stretch he came like a appeals the tugboat unlujured, and with steam able speed out of any horse seemed un- to meant to shoot all there were in the laid there two or there minutes efforts were successful after Mr. Bryan ?land: Fair, light perhaps, up was at hand, one of the two barges reasonable to believe. But nevertheless whirlwind, an avalanche, an express if she did not in- had been seated ten minutes. house. Ha replied that aDd finally the blood stopped flowing. I was very little injured in her hull, her train. He seemed to 11\fresh variable winds; At 2.50 he resumed bis remarks, bnt the crowd oontinued to increase in size absolutely fly under jure him he would not injure her. He found I wasn’t to bleed to death orew were olose by if necessary, the going derisive yells broke forth again and 15 when the the wire. The judges caught the last slightly warmer In the hour was early, the sea smooth aud the and big grand stand held about then dropped the'gun to his side, ploked right off and I began to get mad. I got minutes later the candidate brought his in and the mile in wind probably less tbau live kuots. L'lie 2000 spectators, all of whom bad oorne to quarter 80%, 2.00%. Interior. tbe the road remarks to a close. up gin case and went up up and went cat into the sitting room, crew of the most badly Half a hundred watohes on the barge injured, see the fast a mile over this track, in Mr. Bryan spoke from a stand on tbs for paoars go Weather towards Kineo. unstrapped my valise, took out my revol- called upon the steam tug help, not the stand and in the Local Report. south side of the Centre uhuroh, an the owners of these horses and grand press box upon the schooner. Although the barge track, local ver aud started out into the kitchen ancient house of “The made it the same time. Portland, September 24.—The worship facing was loaded with coal, the captain of the the park management decided to let Fan- Gentry had low- records as to the for Mr. Morris. I met the Green.” It was an ideal plaoe for an weather bureau offloe looking young schooner might well consider that she John R. and ered the worlds’ record, had done what open air and the weather wai tasy, Qentry Robert J. weather are the following: man and his mother, and they said, meeting, had at hand all the assistance required. had seemed an for horse thermome- perfeot. The crowd was enormous. start, so as not to disappoint the orowd. imposslbllty any 8 a. m.— Barometer, 80,083; ‘Morris is don’t make more If he did so think, the result showed he gone; any had been into town all to do, and^bad made Rigby park famous ter, 42 : dew point, 35; humidity, 77; Poople coming was iu no error. He could not tell bow But no one believed a world’s record rains. trouble, or he will come back and shoot the on excursion trains and for all time. wind, SW., velooity, 4; light morning much his own vessel was injured at would be lowered or even thermome- when Mr. entored “The Grsen’ equalled. 8 p. m.—Barometer, 80,018; us all. 1 think the young man took the Bryan that time. His first duty was to look to Out on to the track the Sun Burn, between 12,000 and 16,000 were gathered Several beats of the races had been thronged ter, 63.0; dewpoint, 47.0; humidity. 81; revolver and I went back Into the the condition of his vessel, which he Mod sitting there. Over another of the and the orowd was crowd. absolutely hugged one an- wind, NW; relocity. 2; weather, cloudy. To with delicate, thin skins, in part big to The pulled off, getting’a people room, took off my shirt and asked Mrs. first division of th< promptly proceeded investigate. Mean thermometer, 46.2; maxi- shady square, the vessels did of each other. little ini tent at the when Fan- other and oapered about like children. daily is an affliction. All had assembled not remain foul pal delay mum minimum ther- positively pain Pelkey tor a bandage. She got a large Connecticut naval militia umbrellas aud thermometer, 66.0; There was nothing in the evidence dis- tasy and John R. Qentry were Hats, cans were thrown can be and with its Company K of Hartford, brought mometer, 36 5: maximum velooity wind, jj_ instantly relieved, roller towel, I wrapped that around me guests, olosiug on the part of the schooner’s cap- in the air. Women their and several thousand of those who coulc out for a warming up mile. The Qentry high waved 6, W; total precipitation, T. and of and laid down on the tain sny indifference to, or reckless dis- swelling danger peeling lounge.’’ not near to hear the candi- dainty handkerchiefs and cheered, and get enough regard of his duty toward the vessel with horse, being the more remarkable of the averted the use of Witness further testified that Dr. Siros date drifted away toward the military the noise Weather Observations, by which he had collided, this tua. The pair, was greeted with loud applause, as absolutely, drowned, the betweeu ten aud eleven the next Their oelebratioD had m The weather arrived contingent. court cannot Bay, iu view of all the cir- band which was away at some Agricultural Department connection with the Bryan meeting. be paced up the track in front of the banging bureau for 24 taken forenoon, removed the bandage and ex- cumstances him that he woe yesterday surrounding and also come in quiokatep. September not warranted grand stand, Fantasy at 8 p. m., meridian time, the observa- amined the wound, took a piece of bone in believing that he had for a sbure of the when she Starter Culbertson rang the gong for tion for ench station being given in th is With Messrs. Tronp, Bennstt and Sar ascertained that no further assistance applause from the back, dressed the wound, a bed silence. honor of an- order: Temperature, direction of the gent, Mr. Bryan was driven over to thf was necessary. We do not think upoc made her appearanoe. “I have the great was made In a canoe, and he was H< the evidence the wind, state of the weather: taken square from the New Haven house. now before us that nouncing,” said be “that John R. Gen- It in instance leaves the skin reoeived the Jacob S. Winslow The snn was rapidly sinking towards boston, 58 degrees, N, cloudy; New every away at about noon that day, and con- was cordially by throng. should be condemned try naa lowered the world’ spaaing record 62 who is cbeurman of tb< under the aot of 1890. the western hills and eveiy moment it York, degrees, SW, Philadel- soft and free from blemish. All Fort Kent to the house of Mr. Bennett, September 4, '1 clear; ^ veyed to A. G. If she Is to be by one second. And there was another phia, 68 degrees, SW, dear: town committee, presented Mr. Bryan, held liable at all.it must colder and more unfavorable for Washington, effects from where he remained until grew 66 de- exposure Fenlanon, the as the oandiiiate rose the be beeanse of some fault iu her yell of degrees, SW, clear; Albany, 52 disagreeable and cheering naviga- when oame delight. Witness tion to fast speeding, Fantasy to grees, SE, dear; Buffalo, 63 W, to the weather can its use be 29th of August. was also treated wau interrupted by the oriei and yells contributing cbo oulllsiou. John R. bad slowed degrees, by 1 the stand for her trial Gentry quickly dear; Detroit, 56 clear: and from the Yale men. Appeals from Mr, The court at some length reviewed th< against Pure. degrees, SE, by Dis. Boon Upham of Presque down utter bis fast pace and was driven Absolutely Chloago 64 degrees, S, partly cloudy; Avoided. Troup and others had a temporary effec ; evidenoe relative to the cause of the ool her record of 2.08. Her driver Positively Isle, where he was residing at the time. lision and ooncludos back to the a the A cresni of tartar baking powcley:. Highest St. Paul, 66 degree s, SE, partly cloudy; only. All through bis remarks the yelli that the solioonei nodded for the word and she slowy wire, conqueror, The Comfort Powder Co. 25c. and 50c. that away of all in strength.—Latest United Huron, Dak,, 62 degrees, SW, The witness stated he was un- continued and Mr. Bryan cat his speed was not at fault. The decree of the dis- of the pacer on leavening cloudy; Hartford, Ct. a box. by a runner. She made the king horses, greatest Bismarck, 56 degrees. NW, Jack- short. Altogether he did not spent ; trict court is affirmed, with interest uni sped, paced States Government Food Report. cloudy; All Ilruggists sell it. sonville, 72 degree*, NE, clear. & confirmed on Third Page. more than 10 minutes. costs. first quarter in .33 seconds; the half In Continued on Second Page, ROYAL BAKIUK} BOWDER CO., Now York CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE. ter the of and broke before the wire reading Scripture singing just was reaobed OLD GAME OF FREEZE OUT. Governor's Connell Sleeting. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS, of hymn the roll oail showed an unusu- and Bingen won the heat and a new Augustin, September 24.—The governor Continuation of the ally large attendauoe of delegates. WORLD’S FASTEST mark of 3.12 1-3. and Meeting at Fort New Poo Balls eouuojl, at their meeting Thursday Miss Alice M. Kyle, the held secretary The second heat was taken England League Bing by Cope- morning, ordered that $2,250 be paid the Fairfield. from the woman’s board of Boston, land; Bingen jogged home In in Circuit Chestnut, the fourth Compact Thurston print from the appropriation then most In spoke acceptably place plaoe, Quality finishing second. The for publication of York deeds. of Miss who been Maine horse in the Board of Child of Boston, had only bunoh,Pullman, The Woman’s Foreign Missions Another Attempt Will Be Made to Crowd Councillors Daggett, Marshall and advortised to at this but from owned by C. B. Miiliken of Miss of speak date, Continued First Page. Portland, Freeman were a —Address By Kyle Boston- Out the Maiue Clubs—Marionette I)o< appointed committee on was detained illness. finished fourth in one heat and sixth in Hundred by election to work at Seven Hollars Raised for Kespouds to Murnane’s of tabulation, begin Miss a brief talk earth. He held his head tbe the second. Twig th« \FREE Kyle gave on^the proudly in once. Ashland Chnrch. work that Child <1i 1 while visit- and while tbe The third heat the raoe was String. Miss air, delighted grooms again be- The counoil voted that Sarah Ander- SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OP THE were blanketing him and tween Bingen and Copeland. PRESS. absolutely bug- Biugen Boston, September 23.—A special son of Smyrna, Me..attending the Amer- I UTTOIUS! ging him with John R. started off in the fourth but be- of Fort Fairfield, September 24.—Wednes- delight, Gentry place, meeting the New England League ol ican Institute at Hartford, Conn., be fore the first acted as if he understood it all and main- turn, cut aoross the head Baseball olubs was day morning, after a devotional meeting held at the Parkei transferred to the Portland school for tained his kingly the of the field and pulled up led by Rev. E. M. Ooucins, the Maine dignity, although alongside Cope- bouse this evening. It was voted to re- the deaf. of men who led the mnh excited crowded about him land, van. The pair contin- new the under The I AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE Missionary Sooiety held its annual meet' membership the National following state beneficiaries were to touch his his or ued with little to choose ing. glossy skiu, blanket, between them agreement. G. O. Guild and Mauagei admitted to the Portland school for the even his sulky. And Mr. Andrews came to the stretch. As they approaobeil the McDermott with each Hod. Galen C. Moses, president of the represented the Bangoi deaf: Leo K. Holmes, Wade Plantation; package of Titer fn for his share in the glory also, and wire lifted Bingen to a club. Bertha board of trustees on taking the obair re- great M. Atwood, Concord; Florence was shaken by the hand by a hundred spurt and pushed him in a winner by The Elia viewed briefly the work of the year, em- Bangor representatives announced Manchester, Naples; Charles M. congratulating friends, and in a moment half a length amidst the of the their phasized the often forgotten fact that yelling intention of contesting the award Hopkins, Augusta; Jennie M. White- the news was flashing over the telegraph crowd. The time was 2.12 3-4. of the the trustees are but trustees, that they pennant to Fall River. Mnnager house, Pittsflold; Fannie Smith, Vinal wires that John R. G was At the send oil In the SWEET entry the fourth heat Bin- Doe said the haven Graos CAPORAL New ; I cannot furnish, they only attempt to Bedford club bad lost Hyde, Madison; Edna H. champion paoer of the world. gen went to a break and ceased to be a wisely dispense funds; that the sooiety considerable money the past two seasons; Hanson, Dedham; Jennie M. Davis, A few minutes utter the Gentry horse faotor in the raoe for the only that tbo is facing an important crisis owing to wire, men who bad backed the club Wells; Margaret McQuarrie, Kingman; had made his merit, Robert J., jogging along in the tear of the would do Patrick the prospective reduotion of work owing 2.01%, proces- so no longer if tbo club was Thibodeau, Grand Iale. was out {or a trial for a two sion in order to from I the CIGARETTES brought keep to lack of funds. getting to retain membership in an organization minute mark. He also was paced by a flag. With Bingen out it looked like that The treasurer’s will show that included the olubs in Maine. PROBATE NOTICES. report like runner, and made the mile in 1.03%. an easy thing for Copeland, but Mr. Keith said there has been falling off of contribu- there was not a club in J^^uT‘£miSC3lSS(MX Talk 1 His quarters wore 29%, 31. 31%, 31%. a surprise in the shape of was the tions; 65 churches wbloh contributed the Quality oirouit that bad not lost ipouey this in store for To All the son of Del Mar. Cope- season. The Persons Interested In Either of the year before having failed to send a con- only way tbe loss could be THE PACING RECORD. land headed the field to the was a Estates tribution this three-quart- stopped by compact oirouit and re- Hereinafter Named. year. ers when duction of salaries. Rev. Geo. VV. Reynolds, Quality pulled up alongside After the appointment of a Turf Events Which Lead Up to Yesterdav’s Mr. Guild nominating and out-footed him to depreciated auy such move At a the various mission stations. fairly the wire, the Court of Probate held at Portland committee, viz: Deacon Hubbard of ing among Performance. Dy members of the league. He said within a and for the County of Cumberland This for Miss Child was winning by length. Copeland was seo- that had lived to all on Bangor and Rev. Messrs. Herbert of oppoitnnlty Bangor up its obli- the First Tuesday of September in the John R. is seven old and ond. The time was the slowest of tlie gations and would insist on its year of our Lord hundred and Isle gives by some rich women interested in Gentry years rights eighteen Presque and Mann of Westbrook, and its and would ninety-six; the matters a very handsome horse. He Is owned raoe, being 3.18 3-4. membership, combat following having tbe bis the work and not drawn from the W. by any move to it of the been presented for the action thereupon secretary read report. came deprive same by William of New a BiDgen out for the fifth beat to an hereinafter it is OR- Tbe B. M. funds. She spoke especislly of Simpson York, appeal to the If indicated, hereby vacanoiee upon the board of trus- courts. neoessary. DERED : and is ■nine me race ana aia bo alter another Mr. Marstou said the isolation of some of the missionary wealthy broker, by Ashland Fall River would not That notice thereof be to all tees were filled by the election of the next given persons hard battle with season be in a oirouit as interested families. The a mes- Wilkes, dam Dame Wood, by Wedge- Copeland. These two extending by causing a copy of this order members: P. speaker brought far east as to following Rev. D. Hatch hones stated off Bangor. be published three weeks suc- from the executive committeo for wood. He made bis record of 2.01% at like a matched team was chosen and sage Mnnager Finn of the R. cessively in the MAINE STATE secretary Hon. J. L. and Newport, I., and the meetiug in November to be held in Glen Falls, N. Y., In a raoe with Star although Bingen was the first to olub, stated that Newport was anxious PRESS, the Weekly Eastern Argus, Crosby treasurer. papers printed at Portland Pointer. nose the half, Copeland stuok to him to enter the league. aforesaid, Manchester, N. 11., and that was that that they may appear at a Probate like Billy Long is anxious to It be to know how the a leaob and was only a head in the obtain a to be held at said Portland on prayer should be made for the meeting, may interesting franchise for the;,ourt,. J 3_ i_ _a_ Cambridge, Mass. Fil‘st of October at ten rear when turned into the stretoh. Tuesday next, for the speaker and for the work in gen- they of the clock in the forenoon, and be heard was the MURPHYS 6, PRESUMPSCOTS 0. thereon and if see cause. era], urging tbe Indies to (eel more and and lowered from the one time phenome- Copeland given lash, but oould object they not her MAPV TTTPVP’P _c xx_:_j_^ more the that can nal mark of 2.04 to that made get head by the Forbes horse, help prayer glTe. yesterday An Petition that Nathan C. Pinkham be who finished a winner with Interesting and Well Flayed Ball Game ap- Mias Child found everywhere a call by John R. Gentry. Copeland’s pointed Administrator, d. b. n. c. t. a., It was in 1892 that Masoot nose at his throat latch. The Yesterday. presented by Emily Fernald, sister of said for more work and workers. Can we eleotrifled summary: deceased. do it? We must have more aud not leas. the world by pacing in 2.04. The same 2.19 Purse DAIsY Stake, Trotting, 32000. The A. STILES minor child and heir of year that mark Murphy Balsams and Presuajp- Joel M. Stiles, late of deceased. Our prayer shall be nnd must be,.“Lord Nancy Hanks.equalled o dam Harrison, Bingen, c, by May King, scots played a first class Petition for license to sell and Real In The record of 2.04 stood un- game yesterday convey what wilt Thou have me to do?" trotting. Young Miss by Young Jim, Estate presented by George A. Haskell, MAKE A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS at Westbrook. The Presumpscots After a few earnest closing words til 1894, although during thsse two years (Titer), 14 14 1 pre- Guaidiaa. Copeland br g, by Del Mar, dam sented Gildea, formerly of for NANCY jl>. late of dealer Is with a from from Mrs. Page tbe meeting dosed by it was equalled by'Flying Jib and On- Bangor, FULLER, Salem, in the Every supplied variety, Miss Copeland by Almont The Commonwealth of Hen. In 1895 Robert pitcher. Murphys presented “Gran- Massachusetts,deceased. which each of a of Sweet eluging “Blest lie tbe tie which binds." J. began early In Star, (Baldwin), 3 13 2 4 Account presented for allowance by | purchaser package pa” Morse, of the Lewistons. The Pre- Charles L. The 16th annual meeting of tbe Wom- the year a aeries of record breaking Quality, b m, by Electioneer, Hutchinson, Administrator. Gaporal Cigarettes is entitled to a choice free. made two ISAAC late of an’s his and the world’s dam MoCa, by Almont, (An- sumpscots unfortunate errors GILMAN, Bridgton, deceased. Aid to the A. M, A., was held in miles, lowering pao- First Account for drews), 8 2 8 1 2 in the first wbioh presented allowance by Odd Fellows’ hall lng record successively from 2.03% to innings, allowed the Albert M. Yates, Executor. Wendesday afternoon, Gordon Cummings, b b. (Day), 6 8 4 8 3 Murphys to score four runs, otherwise OSGOOD late of Mrs. Ida Yose Woodbury, presiding. 2.02%, and from that to the mark of \anoy Bioe, b m, 6 5 5 6 6 ROBERTSON, Otisfield, de- (Haydn,) the score would ceased. First Account for al- made at Terre Haute b 4 have been 2 to 0 in favor presented After devotional exercises Mrs. Wood- 2.01%, about a year Pullman, g, (Libby), 6 dis lowance by John A. Morrill, Administra- of the Murphys. The seore: tor. bury gave tbe treasurer’s report which ago this month. A remarkable trio of TIME. MARY C. late of I had been MURHPY SIMPSON, Hon. JE. YV. showed the receipts for tbe year to be pacers contending in free-for- BALSAMS. Brunswick, Woudbuiy. First heat—.34 1-2, 1.07, 1.39 3-4, lleceased. Second and Final Account pre- a of over all races during the last few years, and sented for allowance John Words were *2109.67, gain $100 any previ- 2.12 1-2. AB R BH P A E by F. Simpson. from the field spoken. _ ous keeping up the interest in the world’s Second heat—.34 1.08 2.15. Administrator. Rev. C. L. of Denmark who said year. 1-2, 1-3, 1.42, Wesbter, 2 b, 8 a 3 2_" 3 6 Sergent Third hea!—.38 1.06, 1.39 FRANCES RODICK, late of Brunswick, de- Greeting* were read from the five pacing record hi they brought It down 3-4, 1-2, Duncan, lb, 4 0 0 13 1 0 ceased. that tbe ahnrch on his arrival was com- 2.13 3-4. Petition that Henry C. Brewer be nearer and nearer to the two minute Gorham, 3b, 4 113 10 appointed of 3C teachers supported by the Maine Wom- Fourth heat—.34 1.09 1.44 Administrator, presented by prised women, there being only two 3-4, 1-2, 1.2, Edgar, c, 4 1 0 0 0 0 Eliza J. Brewer and Marietta Mann. an’s Aid, Miss at Oaks, N. mark. These pacers were Robert J., 2.18 3-4. men in tbe place who made any Fnrnngton, Kilfeder, as, 4 1113 1 SAMUEL A. late of profes- John and Joe Fifth heat—.34 1.09 1.41 HOLBROOK, Freeport, sion C. Miss Pingree at Park, Fla., R. Gentry Patohen. 1-4, 1-4, 1-4, Jflavln, cf, 4 0 0 0 0 0 deceased. Will and petition for of religion. Many oonversions have Orange 2.15 1-4. probate The season of 1895 closed witb 4 0 0 0 thereof, presented by William L. taken Miss Mitchell, at Blowing Kuk, N. C., Robert Woodbury, If, 0 0 Lowell, King Solomon,who plaoe; 14 have been received, six MoGovern, rf, 4 1110 Executor therein named. Miss Wilcox at Andersonville, Qa. and J. at the top of the list, with a mark 2.15 PACE. 0 of whom are men. It Is no longer neoes- Morse, p,3 0 0 1 2 Q AMOS BOULTER, late of Standish, deceased. loved to array himself in Mrs. Hall at of John R. and Petition for an allowance out of the to have tbe Fort Berthold, S. D. 2.01%, Gentry, 2.03%, Eleven oues came out for Per- sary uffioe of deaoon filled by good the Totuls, 34 0 0 27 10 I sonal presented Miss Kunioe Joe Patohen Witb a mark of 2.04 bred Estate, by Mary Boulter a woman. Kitto, a Sioux Indian word in the first heat of the 2.15 widow of said splendid attire, would School house meetings have pace PRESUMPSCOTS. deceased. from Santee now a with the former world’s reaord of 3.04, HOWARD bean held in seven different districts. agency, teacher nt which was won in three straight heats WHITNEY, late of Standish, de- almost be ceased. Petition an to Oalie, was Introduced and made by Oulien. Flying Jib and Mascot. AB R BH P A E for Allownce out of willing lay Tbe first meeting In new districts were sang very by Kentucky Star. The time iu these the Personal select Estate, presented by Addie E some native melodies in tbe and This circle of pacers was joined Harmon, c, 4 0 1 10 1 1 widow of said side his crown to wear not strictly religious. The people wero Dakota, three heats wore remarkably fast and Whitney, deceased. also a the early this year by Frank who Burnell, 2b, 4 0 0 2 0 0 OLIVER late of first interested in Mr. hymn In same toneue. Miss Agan, found of the field tco slow to stand TOMPSON, Standish, de- Sargent’s south- many Morton, lb, 1 0 0 9 0 0 ceased. Will and for one of Kitto told tbe of her life and Illus- showed hie ability by defeating Robert petition probate ern experiences, especially his llfo in An- story the paoe. Plummer, 8b, 4 0 0 1 3 1 thereof, presented by Henry W. Swasey. trated in her owu attractive J. at Ole veland, July 31, a mark dersonville, Ga. air services have personality getting Id the first belt Jim Corbett drew the Swan, ss, 4 0 116 0 MARY B. WOODS, late of Yarmouth, de Open of tbe work done by the A. M. A. 2.04. Agan has beaten Robert J. Gildea, p, 3 0 1 0 2 0 ceased. Will and petition for probate also been held. Maine is a very among pole but Simmons began to cut and needy s ^ut West, 3 0 0 1 0 0 thereof, that Letters of Administra- ber inoe then and has been beaten by him rf, tion with friend^in many places; two-thirds of the people. the paoe for the field. At the quarter MoClennan, cf, 3 0 1 0 0 0 the Will annexed be Issued to MERRY’S but always in fast time. But Augusta Woods, the executor named in the do not Mrs. Woodbury then made au nothing was second and 0 0 3 0 0 people attend any church. The eloquent Brennan Kentucky Spring, if,3 Will having declined to accept said trust. ; was done this year towards reaching the people are waiting for tbe Gospel. Star third. At the three-quarters mark Totals, 32 0 4 27 U 2 EBEN R. YORK, late of Yarmouth, deceased long waited for two minute mark until Petition for an Allowance out of the Per- Rev. T. B. Hall, who has been work- Kentuoky Star, Brcunan aud (Simmons Earned September 2, when John R. Gentry, at runs—Murphys 2. Struck out— sonal estate, presented by Sai'ah T. York, ing at Carritunk and the Forks, spoke were all In a bunch and as they turned By Gildea, 9; by Morse, 6. Stolen bases widow of said deceased. New Fall Fleetwood, N. Y., established a worlds' upon the work done into the stretch the so —Gorham 2; Webster, 2, McGovern SIMEON late of Style groat beoame warm 1, CUSHMAN, Hats, tbere. The paoe Gorham, raoord for the fastest paoing race in Kiifedder 1, Harmon 1, Swan 1. Wild deceased: Final Account presented for al- people are mainly lumbermen, rough for them that they all went to a break. lowance R. Soft three beats of 2.03 %, 2.03% and nitch—Gildea. by Henry Millett, Administra- Derbys, Alpines, Felts, Caps and perhaps,but tonder hearted 2.03%. Star was 'the first to her tor. Sporting and loyal. Kentucky got National League. Another wonderful performance of the ASA late of in t he The work began in a school house made feet and won the heat by a head. In LIBBY, Gorham, deceased. everything Hat and Cap line at HARD last few weeks was the time of 2.02%, The following games were played in Will and petition lor probate thereof, pre- for little children. The Holy Spirit was the seeond heat Kentuoky Star got the sented by Joseph Ridlon, Executor therein TIME made by Robert J. at Colnmbus In the the national league yesterday: named. present. The people beoame interested lead at the word and kept it without a fourth beat of a race. At New York—New York, Balti- SARAH PRICES._ and a 8; E. WILSON, late of Cumberland, move was made toward building break to the wire, gaining for himself 8. | The next step downwards towards the more, deceased. Will and petition for prouate a meeting house. A chapel costing tlOO a new mark of 2.08 3-4, and beating At Philadelphia—Brooklyn, 12; Phil- thereof, and that Letters of Administra- two minute mark was made at Glen tion with was ereoteu. A oburob 4. the Will annexed be issued to Na- of 30 members is his former reoord by nearly three seo- adelphia, thaniel L. Falls, September 8, In a race with Star At Cleveland—Louisville, 13; Cleve- Wilson, said deceased having organized. Public sentiment has so onde. Although the pace was so hot,only omitted to appoint an Executor, presented MERRY, the m1?i£gv Pointer, when John R. land 7. said Hatter, that Gentry equalled by Nathaniel L. Wilson, husband of changed religious services are hon- Jim Corbett was shut out and he acted At Bos- said deceased. Robert J.’s record of in the Washington—Washington, 13; HELEN late of ored and 3.01% second 6. P. CHAMPLIN, Portland, substantially so badly that he could not be made to ton, SEWrARD B. late of Scarbor- deceased. First and Final encouraged. heat. The listuf fait was Increased GUNNISON, Account pre- paoers At St. Lonis—St. 11; Pitts- deceased. Will and for sented for allowance David Many thrilling stories were told of re- pace. In the third beat Kentuoky Star Louis, ough, petition pro- by W. Snow, by one at Mystlo, September 11, when burg, 5, bate thereof, presented J. Gun- Administrator. markable conversions on down his by Mary i this field. mark a RANDALL ItlLllSTEl again pulled quarter Executrix therein named. Star Pointer earned the title to the fast- nison, ELIZA D. JORDAN, late of Cape Elizabeth, Rev. Mr.Harbntt of Isle of a second and won the heat aud race MARY A. WOODS, late of de- deceased. of commissioners Presque spoke est race on record in a National Scarborough, Report ap- free-for-sll with League Standing. ceased. Will and for there- to make of Real of the opportunities in tbe very handily. In this heat Simmons petition probate pointed partition Estate Aroostook, Frank Agau and Robert of, presented by Executor of said for rich field J., doing the Barney Woods, deceased,presented acceptance. being opened by tbe ran bis eulky into tbe fence and piled up Won. Lost. Per Cent. ^therein named. incoming mills ot the race in 2.08%, 2.03%, aud BRAZILL H. STRODE, late of Naples, de- railroad, and appealed for a county mis- all in a heap in the track. John Turner, •*BBIE O. DONNELL, late of Scarborough, ceased, Will and petition for probate 2.03%. All of thou fast pacers with the Baltimore. 89 88 701 deceased. Account for allow- COAL. presented thereof, D. sionary. who was driving? him iumned and snvnrl presented by Eugene Chaplin, exception of Joe who has Cleveland, 79 47 .627 ance by Fred Waterhouse, Administrator; executor therein named. Patohen, beeu also Petition Kev. Mr. Parker of Ashland an appeal for the work of tbe A.M. urg- himself from in j mod. The horse Uinolnnuti, 77 50 .606 for Order of Distribution, gave A., seen here once this are being HENRY C. season, now at 72 57 .658 presented by said Administrator. PEABODY, Judge. ncoount of hii work. One thousand dol- ing that special jubilee offering should was not hurt in any way, bat was dis- Boston, A true copy of the Order: Rigby with the avowed purpose of mak- LEANDER late of Original lars has Chicago, 71 67 655 VALENTINE, Westbrook, Attest: EDWARD C. REYNOLDS, A Full of been subscribed by a little be made by the women of Maine hefore tanced. The summary. deceased. Petition lor valuation of Register. Assortment Lehigh and Free- a mils in two and as a Pittsburg, 66 62 .612 prop- lng minutes, re- to said for church whose whole taxable is the 50th anniversary meeting to be held New York, 63 66 489 erty belonging estate, purpose property sult of this puprose Jobu R. Gentry 2.15 Stake, Pacing, Purse $2000. of determing the Collateral Inheritance Burning Coals for Domestic Use. less the $1000. The are in Ootober 20-22. Philadelphia, 61 67 .477 Guardians* Sale of Beal Estate Auc- people Maine Boston, his mark Tax to be paid thereon, presented by Fa- by yesterday placed only half a Kentucky Star, br g, by Robert 58 71 ■ bius people who came from three a busi- Washington, .450 M. Ray, Executor. Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) and the sonthern Wednesday evening, men, second above the McGregor, dam Laliah by tion in the Growing City of West- long sought for mark Brooklyn, 57 72 .442 JOHN GOOODELL, late of Westborok, de- portion of the state. have ness man,a judge and a school Petoskey, 111 Creek Cumberland Coals are People given professor, of two minutes. (Howard), St. Louis, 39 89 305 ceased. First Account presented for al- brook. Georges shingles, nails, boards and was in ueed gave their views concerning the influ- Brennan, g g, (McCiary), 2 3 4 Louisville, 37 93 288 lowance by Adelbert C. Chute, Adminis- Prince b 7 9 2 trator. unsurpassed for general steam and of a little ence of Jesus this of Alert, g, (Walker), Notes. money. upon year grace. Berkshire b 8 Pursuant to license from the Hon. THE RACES. Courier, g,;(Miller), 7 3 GEORGE FICKETT. In.t.A nf finnt.h Pnrt.land Henry ! use. A contribution was taken Deacon W. R. Hubbard of as C. Peabody, Judge of Probate, for the Coun- I forge amid great Bangor ffauoo, br b, (Reynolds), 4 6 8 If the Irons want to play for the cham- deceased. Petition that expenses of last ty of Cumberland, State of Maine, I shall enthusiasm for the a business man, declared that tbe views Some Hot Contests on Rigby’s Track Yes- Robert R,b g, 9 5 6 or sickness and funeral of Genuine Ashland church, (Gatcomb), pionship money the Murphys will ac- Caroline Flckett, sell at public auction in the premises on Sat- Lykens Talley Franklin, Alolota, b 11 10 5 widow of said be out of do the amounting to $750. of Jesus in respeot of integrity in nusi- terday Afternoon, m, (Carpenter), commodate them. deceased, paid urday, 17th day of October, 1896, at two oh 6 ceased’s estate, Thomas B. o’clock in the English and American Cannel. naaa nf kannunlanf niuinn nf lia.2__ Brooks, h, (Andrews), 8 7 presented by afternoon, the following de- ! -, --«=>-’OS — — — — ***» Haskell, Adm’r. of Estate of Caroline real a It certainly was a record SimmoDS, br g, (Turner), 3 2 die scribed estate, viz.; certain lot or breaking day State Young People’s Union. Flckett. of land and manly speech, ate more potent to Pussy Cat, g m, 10 4 die parcel with the builindgs thereon Above at Rigby and outside of the (Hayden,) in in said Coals Constant- great miles Jim b 5 MIRIAM minor child and Westbrook, County. Beginning day than ever before. Corbett, g, (Packard), die Watervillo, September 24.—A conven- WINSLOW, heir of at the intersection of the paced, the raoes were worth miles James N. and Ella M. both westerly line of going Winslow, late street, with the On Hand. Judge Woodbury of BaDgor, as a repre- TIME tion of the Young People’s Chiistian of deceased. Petition for King socalled, dividing line ly to see. The talent were Leering, license between the so called “Nason dumped very to sell and Real Lot,’* and sentative professional mau, began his Unions of the several churches of Kenne- convey Estate, presented the homestead farm of the late handily In one of two races nnd found First heat—.32, 1.04 1-2, 1.37, 2.09 1-2. by Fred N. Dow, Guardian. Jonas Ray- TELEPHONE .... 100-2 remarks a tender reference to the Second heat—.31 1.04 Somerset and Waldo counties was mond, deceased; thence westerly by a con- by 8-4, 1-2, L88-12,* bec, plenty of surprises in. store for them as MARY J. CUSHMAN, late of Portland, de- tinuation of said King street fifty feet: man of the past, by expressing the utmost 2.08 8-4 held in the Universallst church ceased. Will and for thence the afternoon wore on to a close. today, petition probate westerly parallel with said dividing Third’ beat-.32, 1.04, 1.36, 2.08 1-2. ; thereof, presented Carrie S. Ex- line one hundred OFFICE: confidence in the men of today who are the subject .being the formation of a state by Wood, feet; thence southerly par- SJecutrix therein named. allel with said King street extension, the work that the old men THE THREE-YEAR OLD3. THE FOUR-YEAR-OLDS. association. Addresses were fifty taking up made by CHARLES H. PIKE, late of Portland, de- feet; thence easterly one hundred feet by like himself are down. olass Rev. 0. H. Wolls of ceased. Will and petition for there- said dividing line to the place begun at 7b Commercial & 70 Sts. laying Carr had little trouble in land- In the four-year-old there came Belfast and Rev. C. probate Exchange Lnoy of of, presented by Llndley M. Webb, Execu- vtoemnuoa, oepiemoer i‘±, Jn. W&r u Prof. Purington of Farmington, gave out several ones, A. Hayden Augusta. ADELBERT ing two heats In this race, necessary good among ethers tor therein named. C.CHUTE the views of an Guardian of Marie Ardelia Brown,et als educator, saying there to her the being Emma Westland, owned by J. p. .mi- give biggest slice of the purse, BRIEFLY WILLIAM C. HOW, late of Portland, de- nor children and heirs of Brown has never been so TOLD. Anthony great activity in edu- J. C. and Suzette both furnished Barrett of Deering. Dioue had little ceased. Will and petition for probate deceased.septl7 law3wl'h:' plen- presented Sarah Ex- cation as today. Kduaators never felt in the two thereof, by D. How, ty of light for each heat, but were unable difficulty winning heats, ecutrix therein named. more fully the importance of educating Zenita, Venture W. and Emma A 2000 safe was to head tho favorite. The summary. although pound uracked by ADDIE I. BIBBER, Jate of Portland de- the man. mnsked about 1 whited All this is due to Westland pushed her pietty hard down burglars o’olook Thurs- ceased. Will and petition for probate Thtee-Yoar-Old Trot, Stake *2000, rooming in the office of Christianity. the home stretch. The race day the Stan- thereof, presented by Carroll W. Morrill, ANNOUNCEMENT. goes over dard Oil Company at Executor therein named. Miss Luoy Carr, b f,by Empire Hartforo, Conn., C.T. Sibley of Belfast gave an ad- Wilkes, until today when it will be finished. and about $200 In dam lielle, by Undo Jep, money secured. JASPER H. FROST, late of Portland, de- OOOD QUALITY We are to announce that we dress “Christian of The ceased. Petition that pleased upon Endeavor” to- 1611 summary: George Libby be have the house of (Wilson,) The treasury gold reserve at the close a IS GOOD succeeded well-known and tomorrow.” b ppointed Administrator, presented by ECONOMY. day J. C., g, by Red Wilkes, dam 2.29 of business today was To- Faustino Delavina. Stevens & Jones and have also pur- Mrs. Ida V. Stake, 4-year-olds, Trotting, Purse $119,444,410. Co., Woodbury. Maggie H, by Homer, (Golden), 2 13 3 day’s withdrawals at New It is always poor economy to chased the stock and will of York, $9S,- JAMES M. late of buy good Suzette, b 1, 3 8 2 2 $2000. (Unfinished.) KIMBALL, Portland, de- In order to (UlUbert), 800. ceased. Fourth Account poor goods. have our Thomas B. the Exchange street It was voted that measures be taken ch 6 2 presented for al- Mosher, Belllsant, (, (Piont), 6 6 b Grade lowance Zenas food healthful as well as stationer. ONE HONEST MAN. br Dione, f, by Eros, by S, by Harley Jones, secretary and treasurer by Thompson and Hanno appetising, by the trustees to secure from the local Ye. g,(Marsb), 4 6 4 4 W. we Dear Editor: Please Inform yonr readers that it Speculation, (Hlckok,) 1 j of the S, K. Jones Company, one of the Gage, Trustees. need good flavoring extracts. We shall carry a full line of written to a br 7 4 6 6 Stationery conference a committee in each confer- confidentially. I will mall In sealed letter, Palm-Leaf, g,(Newcom), bl f, (Mosher), 2 5 most MICHAEL LYNCH, late of de- for office and the plan pursued by which I was b Zanita, prominent paper manufacturers in Portland, private correspondence, permanently restored Oen.Wayne, o, (Alberts), 6 dr Venture b f, drowned ceased. Account presented for allowance ence to pass upon made for tohealthand manly rigor, afteryears of sufterlngfrom W, (Conley), 4 2 the country, was in Pontoosa and shall make a specialty of Litho- applications Nervous br by William H. Looney, Executor: also Pe- Weakness, night losses and weak, shrunken TIME. Emma Westland, f, (Woodbury), 3 8 lake, near Pittsfield, Mass., Thursday Work, Legal appointment as missionaries within the parts. br tition for valuation of property belonging graph Blanks, I have no scheme to extort Llghtmoon, f, (Proctor). 6 4 afternoou while fishing. to said for Office Card bounds of their money from anyone. I b estate, purpose of detenniniua BAKERS Supplies, Plate En- and heat—.33 respective communi- was robbed swindled by the quacks until I nearly First 1-2, 1.08 3-4, 1.44, Regal NelsoD, b, (Gilbert), 6 6 the Collateral Inheritance Tax to be the faith In mankind, but thank palg graving and manufacture of ties. lost Heaven, I am now 2.20 1-2. thereon, presented by said Executor. well, vigorous and strong, and anxious to make this TIME. NEW Blank Books. means of cure Second heat—.86, 1.12 2.23 1-2. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. It was also voted that the trustees be certain known to all. 1-2, 1.40, LEOPOLD G. HIRSH, late of Portland, de- PROCESSve^FLWORING We have all the patterns of Having nothing to sell or seed Third heat—.85, 2.19 8-4. ceased. First Lithograhs C.O.D.,1 want no 1.09, 1.45, First heat—.84, 1.10 a20. Acoount presented for al- adviBeil to accept as far as and money. Address, JAS. A. Harris, 1-4, 1.46, by local application as they cannot reach the lowance and Blank Book Work done possible Fourth heat—.85, 1.11 1-4, 1.46, 2.21. 1.08 by Nettie G. Hirsh, Administra- formerly by Box ass. Delray, Mich. Seoond heat—.36, 3-4, 1.43 2.18 3-4. diseased portion of tne ear. There Is only one trix. these two houses, and are as promptly as possibls act the heat in prepared to upon The opening the 3.19 trot was way to cure deafness and that Is by constitu- all orders advice the tional remedies. Deafness Is caused an ANNIE M. LOWELL, late of Portland, de- duplicate promptly and In * given by interdenominational a thing between that by In- pretty phenomenal flamed condition of the mucous of ceased. First Account presented for al- atisfaotory manner. commission. Star Pointer to start lining tne are therefore three year old Bingen, owned by J. Mal- Today. Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed lowance by Ellen M. Totten, Administra- absolutely pure, they o. t. also Petition for valuation of are and can At 8.30 onourred the of may see a two you have a rumbling sound or imperfeot hear- trix, a.: perfectly safe, be used meeting the oom Forbes of Boston, and Today minute mark to said for Copeland, ing and when it Is entirely closed, Deafness Is property belonging estate, pur- equally well to flavor a Women’s Board of for Rigby, as Star pose of the Collateral Inheri- dainty pud- W. H. Foreign Missions. 2.11 1-4, owned tho Snburban Stock Pointer, Frank the and unless the Inflammation can be an STEVENS' & C0„ by Agan, result, tance determining ding for infant, or substantial food The was held in and Robert taken out arid tills tube restored to Its normal tax to be paid thereon, presented by meeting the vestry of FLORENCE N. Farm, Glens N. Y. was J. will start if the weather said for and each will GARDNER, Falls, Bingen condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; Administratrix, c. t. a. adults, be perfectly 184 the churoh. Mrs. Fenn, the is favorable, to lower satisfied MIDDLE ST. president, favorite in the pools, although Copeland their records and nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, CHARLES B. FULLER, late of Portland, de- with their delicious fruity of was unable VOICE CULTURE' the which Is but an inflamed condition of ceased. Aocount for allowance TELEPHONE! 536-2. Portland, to be present, carried considerable when he aiso against work of John R. Gen- nothing presented flavor. niar9eodtf money the mucous F. Administrator: also and Mrs. vice made surfaces. Marquis King, Page, president of the came down tor the word. These two try, yesterday. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Petition for Order of Distribution present- Double the Wni. Shakespeare of London, method of ed Strength Aroostook case of Deafness that can by said Administrator. oonferenoe.oooupied the chair. diaphragmio breathing, enlargement of horses trotted side a mntobed (caused by catarrh) W. R. Evans has resumed the by tide,like not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for ISRAEL of iyrOTICE--Dr. The was the throat and chest. Special coarse to The bank of has advanced its RICHARDSON, late of Portland, Ordinary Extracts. 1.1 practice of Office at his resi- meeting opened by prayer team all the from one to five England circulars! free. deceased. dentistry. those desiring to teach* Studio 41 High way rate of Fourth Accounts presented for lence o25 New Cumberland street. Office Mrs. of Woodfords. discount from 2 1-2 per cent to 3 F. J. One trial Proves their Worth. £rom At- v CHKNNEY&CO., Toledo,O. WllHam Admin. hours Woodbury Street* soptlodlw lengths ahead of the field. Copeland, per cent. by L. PUtnam, from 9 to 12 a. m. l i (IT Sold by Druggists, Toe. [ jjjjggjgoe e®w4wto«o ver6w OBITUARY. THE OLD SHELL GAME. _MISCKLIAKISOPS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. INSANITY DODGE FAILS. DEERING . ^_MISCELLANEOUS.__ I Sheriff Plummer Catches a Man 81 Clara W. Blanchard. Redhand- Pains in Chest ed With It at Rigby. CUBA! SUMATRA! "cONNEOTICUTt at the HALL. Have all Mias Clara W. Blanchard died THE NEW ODD FELLOWS’ Pains in contributed to the successful production of the S. & C. Cigar. Long Havana filler—solected Connecticut in Sheriff Plummor a shell Kidneys Sumartra used in the A residence of her sister, Mrs. Jordan, Continued from First Page. captured The Odd Fellows’ Hall Company of binder—imported wrapper—are S. C. (5c. straight) Cigar. after game man and bis whole outfit at Deering, on Tuesday evening last, High Deering, Is a corporation organized for in was a native of armed park yesterday after the races were ove Pains Stomach a long illness, till© at the time of the shooting. Mor- the purpose of eieotlng and maintaining a the The man had taken his stand OnTnhp.rla.nri, one of large family, ris’s rifle was a Winchester of 44 oallhre. outsid.’ a building with suitable quarters for Any pain anywhere, every lameness every- ot the and ■where, children of the late Beza Blanohard. Dr. S. W. Boon of Presue Isle, de- park gates directly in the ap- Che Deering seoret orders. Capt. Kl- asthma, bronchitis, colds, coughs, to the and catarrh, colic, croup, crairps, chills, cholera The funeral took plans Thursday after- scribed the wound Mr. Collins reoelved, proach park was doing a Matthews is Herbert brlage president, morbu9, cholera infantum, chronic diarrhoea, the house of her and hustling business. By his side stood his noon from brother, the treatment of it. In his opinion B. Seal, treasurer, Fred V. Matthews, summer complaint, diphtheria, dyspeptic at who, after about David Blanohard, Cumberland Cen- it was a very dangerous wound. capper winning $60 clerk, Klbringe Matthews, A. F. Hill, pains, gout, hacking, hoarseness, headache, from the shell tre. game man, pnlled into George A. Small, H. B. Seal and Fred heartburn, whooping cough, influenza, irrita- Wholesale Dopet, JOHN F. NICKERSON St CO., Mass. the several and one or two tions, inflammations, neuralgia, nervousness, Boston, Mias Blanohard will loug be remem- gams sports, B. Libby, directors. The stook of the Sold at Retail by First Class dealers.—Costs too much for others. men well known in Portland who pneumonia, rheumatism, sciatica, teething, bered for her tender ministrations to the This concluded the evidence for the Is taken the company being by promi- toothache, tonsilitis, vertigo, vomiting, sore her aid to and Charles P. thought they had an easy thing. One sick ^and ready tha poor and state, Keegan, Esq., nent individual Odd Fellows and Ma- lips, sore lungs, sore throat and la grippe, are She had a for the defense. He claimed that of these men lost $40 so quickly that he alike friendless. sunny disposition, opened sons, who consider it a good investment, relieved, soothed, healed and cured by met life and its the was insane at the time of couldn’t tell where*it had gone to and this wonderful alleviator. It is the sover- and ropsonsibilitles with prisoner capable of yielding a good dividend, as pain the and had not been in his was about to some more when eign remedy for bites, burns, bruises, cuts, OUR PATTERN OFFER. unvarying courage and cheerfulness. shooting, drop such a building is sadly needed at Wood- Sheriff Plummer elbowed chaps, cracks, corns, chilblains, contusions, Her family have the of the right mind for a long period of time,and his way fords. The Odd Fellows have invested sympathy deafness, freckles, fractures, mumps, pimples, 1 |ne|at| | was not for the aot whioh he through the crowd and oaugbt the shell many friends who had kuown and loved reiponsible almost their entire funds in the stook. ringworm, stings, scalds, sprains, soreness, man red handed and in the act of her. had committed. game A four-story briak building will Be stiffness, swellings, tetter and all aches. out another of He The defense then intioduced the testi- beating succker $10. erected at Woodfords Oorner on tBe lot PRINTING Portland ORIGINATED People in the Mountains. was into Portland the sheriff mony of Mrs. Nellie Morris, the wife of brought by at the corner of Forest avenue and 1810. The Latest Demorest Patterns Can Be Obtained Mount Fleasaut House, N. 24, and will before H.,Sept. the prisoner, to show his mental condi- probably appear Judgtj Woodfords street, which was former- —Wednesday a large party oame io tion for the past dozen years; that he be- Robinson with bis entire outfit this ly owned by Henry B. Webb. _ from ex- This PAYS_ Portland on the Maine Central lieved himself to be morning. Through Department. constantly pursued The company now own this lot and AnodvneLINIMENT cursion. Among them were Mr. and by euemies who were seeking to kill Invented by an old fashioned, noble Family KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT. the architect, Mr. Fassett, is preparing Mrs. Kiias Miss Helen Thomas. Physician, to allay pain and cure inflammation. T Thomas, him; that he always with a gun com- slept the plans. The prospect is that the ~ Mr. F. Over 80 years the demand for it has steadily WE_DO_I W. Mead and Mrs. Mead and Miss under his and was and or pillow melancholy Public Prosecutor Relates Charges Against pany will begin operations this fall, increased. It has saved more lives and re- Phillips, Mrs. Frank Dudley, Miss irrational at times and in his dis- lieved flighty Alleged Dynamiter. early next spring. The whole lower more suffering than any other remedy. Ernestine John It We have made which we are to our readers TIH E Thomrsm, P. Murphy, course; that upon one oooasion he had floor will be divided into stores or offi- possesses the confidence of the people to arrangements by offering a the Demorest Cut which are worth from 20 cents to 50 Alias E. W. Wheeler, and Alias driven ten miles to obtain to remarkable extent. It is used and recom- Paper Patterns, Dyer, neighbors 24.—Edward J. ces, four or live in number; the seoond Loudon, Spetember mended It is not cents each, thus making every copy of this paperworth from 20 cents to 50 cents Winslo w. over them in order that by physicians everywhere. stay night with alias Edward the floor into where it is the at below and mail to directions Ivory, Bell, alleged oAloes, hoped merely a Uinimeift, but the Universal House- 10 cents each. Cut out the coupon according and THURSTON Among the Portlanders who are regu- she, might not be alone with the in the witness, dynamiter, who was arrested in Glasgow Deering city government will Iooate, hold Remedy from infancy to old age. For and you will receive by an early mail pattern size chosen. lar House guests at the Mt. Pleasant him o.ver as as External use. Inclose 10 in or silver to for eto. Without night. on September 12, was arraigned in the using the various oflloes for the various Internal much It is used cents stamps pay mailing, handling, are Mrs. Sidney Thaxter, Master Lang- the winter of 1886 the witness and endorsed by all athletes. Every Mother the coupon the would cost you from 20 cents to 50 cents each. During Bow street police court this morning. city departments and oAioes. There patterns i snoma dou Thaxter, Mr. and Mrs. stantly since that time, for the last doz- They were to proceed separately and by be devoted entirely to the main hall Measure. and It is the season at the pleasantest en years be has seen more or less of him, different routes to Antwerp, wbere they banquet hall armories andante-chambers hotel. were to.hire premises In whioh to prepare A fine olive-green whipcord is the fab- while Morris was noting as a guide; for eto. for to be accom- ohemlcals for the manufacture of bombs the different orders • tbe last rlo of this smart gown, which 1b espec- five or six years he had notioed and dynamite modated. The main hall will be 40x50 THE 21 ANNUAL FAIR Necrology of the Congregatioual Con- cartridges. fo r that he was and he had heard ially designed traveling or general When yon ride out defeated, This done, they were to find persons in feet the two upper through ference. extending through him that were London and Glasgow to commit the act- wear, but whioh offers some novel feat- say people going to kill stories to the top of the building; the Woodfords add to the pleas* ual crimes the use of the bombs Of the Cumberland Farmers Club. for uses. The One in active service in Maine has him. Witness had told him It was all through ures various ooat-like only which bad been prepared in Antwerp. banquet hall light and airy will be locat- nres of the ride by stopping but Morris insisted basque, the “Valyanoe,” Is fitted with Rev. P. B. Thayer of Garland, an nousense, and there Mr. Gill said that tbe would be ed over the ante-obambers in the died, outragss upper will be held on the of the Club tha the conversation committed in tbe grounds the usual seams in the back, and box- at MOODY'S for a GLASS of honored veteran an able preacher and would end. Had heard United Kingdom and stories with a seating capacity of about tbe men expeoted that their work of plaits in the middle and side seams give esteemed friend. He spent his life in him make this talk several times, the last pre- 260 the kitchen will this COLD REFRESHING SODA. bombs would be by persons; adjoin 29th and 30th of time was last sinoe the paring completed September. added fullness to the skirt. Tbe full one field. June, shooting. September 15. hall. The building will be thoroughly A wheel rack is there to hold blouse front is of brocaded satin, in Prof. D. B. Talcott, of Bangor, who Lindley H. Folsom testified that ten or Mi. Gill said that Ivory was born in heated and after the latest plumbed Bound tickets will ba sold from Portland, wheels and a is at Dublin and had been as an as- trip whioh shades of green and red prevail. your pump sinoe 1881, has been living in retirement eleven years ago he bad beard Morris employed and best ideas. The Odd Fellows have Including h airfield’s barges and entrance to sistant in a saloon oailed The state Municipal fair. A Iarg“ field of horses has been entered Tbe sleeves are olose-fltting to the if tires in the oity of Bangor. that some party was after him and been at work for some and have your disposal your Arms at 123 D street and Lexington ave- years and Interesting races may be expected. There was to kill He had im- shoulders, but are draped at the top with Rev. J. B. Gay at Biddeford, who for going him. the nue in New York. He sailed from New reaohed what now with the assistance will be a game of Base Ball each forenoon. If need it. • « « stormy either day the Fair will be three raffles of the many years had been an invalid. pression that he had advised Mrs. Mor- York ou board tbe steamer St. Paul ou members of the Masonio order postponed. over-lapping whip- of the Trains leave Portland at 8.30 a. m., 1 and 5 August 19. His mission was to secure cord bonnd on the edges with olive vel- Rev. John K. the youngest of ris to take her husband to Augusta and to be a result a P'm. Pierce, meu to use the bombs whioh the others promises very tangible sept23dtd<wkly the list of he 57. A mission- oonsult with Dr. Harlow of the Insane vet to rnatoh the revers and onffs. A 24, beiDg had prepared in Antwerp. He whs in good permanent busineas block and a in relation to his broad girdle of black satiu orosses tbs ary of the A. B. C. F. M. asylum oase, and that London at the end of August and left the hall for the secret orders in one, an ob- FIRST CLASS on 3 to in front. Tbe skirt Is the “Brlano,” whioh MOODY, Druggist, Rev. T. T. Stoner, D. D., once pastor he had written a friend at Augusta to city September join Tynan ject of local to the oity. Such an Brussels and later both pride P I A at East Machias. meet Mrs. Morris at the train and to as- joined Kearney N O S Is described below. and Harris In Antwerp. achievement will deserve great oredit. WOODFORDS. sist her. A speoial illustration and full direo- Rev. G. F. MoGownn, D. D., who Ivory, after reaobing Glasgow, wrote a They have been wise in placing the en- about the will be on died at was for Miobaol testified that eleven letter to Tynan Informing the latter that FOR SALE OR ALSO tions pattern found GrennelJ, many years Raymond terprise upon a sound business footing RENT; AA* aaa hie miseion had been unsuccessful as the in wblob It Us enclosed. president of the college there. yearB ago be saw Morris sitting at the the formation of a the envelope Kearney’s friends in Glasogw to whom by corporation, ORGANS Rev. B. F. Parsons at N. H. window at his father’s, and nAAAAAAA.AAAA* Derry, weeping, he had been sent were either ill not to sale of the stook of which will not be 926—BEIANO SKIRT. confined to a depth of eight or ten In- Rev. S. H. a native of Norway. that Morris’s father had told him there be found or for some other reason not or Plain at Holt, limited to any one order, and the stuck Very Fancy ches around the bottom. A tape or elas- : riEMOVAL SALE! available. Tbe letter also T Rev. E. K. Alden, D. D., whose first was something the matter with Charlie expressed of wbioh to be a tic band -OF- that bis mission to London itself, promises paying NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANGE ST. Sizes, Medium and Large. tanked across the baok on the J and Ivory’s fears pastorate was at Yarmouth. he didn’t know what it was, Mrs. investment. All stock has been and will holds the fullness would prove unsuccessful. In the letter A graceful deslgu, having a narrow inside, In place. Any Rev. Ebenezar at testified that she was at the —AT— Douglass Minneapo- Raymond Ivory made references to “wedding” and be sold at par. The value of the shares of the or cotton front gore and Blx other ; gored breadtbs, popular silk, woolen, lis, once pastor at Oldtown. elder Morris’s at about the same time “groom” etc. which Mr. Gill declared is fixed at a sum within the $10, easily and about five around fabrics may be chosen for this model,and 1 etc. measuring yards 1 saw meant exploeion exploder, Pianos&Organs. Rev. E. P. who at and the prisoner that he Baker, preached there; reach of any member of the various W. P. HASTINGS’. It oan be worn with any of coat. the bottom; the fullness in the baok style have now but a short time to die- and East Maohias. looked very wild and left the room as If j Denuysvllle A CARELESS HUNTER. orders. A illustration ot of our can be either gathered or plaited, as beat special and full direc- pose what remains second x Rev. G. F. D. onoe at frightened. hand Pianos and and we shall Tyler, D., DEERING CENTRE. VIOLIN tions about the will be found on Organs, X ANDCORNET suits tbe figure aDd the materials select- pattern make prices do the rest. Bucksport. Millbridge Man Killed By Accidental Dis- INSTRUCTIONS. the in whiob it is Mr. Webb who has been the ed. Stiff when U envelope enolosed. 1 good upright mahogany case,S165 . Rev. Jj. born in onoe Drew, interlining, need, W. Hyde, Bath, of FRANK 1 1 ebonized 150 charge Shotgun. guest of D. W. Hoegg, returned yester- BURNHAM, case, . at Gardiner. Ira G. Hersey, an In 537 Room 37. iWeA l'ebonizd 135 « pastor Esq., attorney Congress Street, day to his home in N. H. dti square ... 100 Dr. born in Hallowell and testified that in to a £4.—James Colebrook, septl9 Elihs Bard, Houlton, response Cherryfield, September 1 square, old style, 15 Bev. W. W. Hooper has gone to New ^ died in the Sandwioh Islands. message from Morris be went to tbe jail Huckins of Millbridge was killed by the 1 square, old style, 10 ♦ Gloucester for a few days on business. Rev. J. B. Clark, who once preached to see him; that Morris told him that the accidental discharge of a shotgun yester- Portland & Rochester Railroad ORGANS. Mr. £ Mossman, from ‘Auburn, Maine, We have some of the at Eliot. / man in the cell with him was going to day afternoon. In company with a man greatest bargains . has moved into house No. 6 Alba street. in parlor organs ever offered. This lot . Alfred once kill and he wished the witness to named Pearce of Bath he was OF CASHMERE OR SOFT Rev. Emerson, at Sonth him, bunting ANNUAL MEETING. WOOL !1* comprises one Mason & Hamlin, one » Mrs. W. Drew and Mrs. Mar- Berwick. get tbe man away if he oould; that this on Dyer’s island near Millbridge, and mother, • Dyer & Hughes, two Esteys, two New O both from N. are Stockholders of the Portland & • England and several other makes. We . sit for ahead saw a In shall, Colebrook, H., Bev. Chas. Peabody, once at Bidde- man would two hours iu the cell going partridge. trying THERochester railroad are hereby notified ♦ shall sell them for what we can get. + the guests of Mrs. D. W. Hoegg. that their annual will held at 996—JEANETTE FROCK. will foid. every day and threaten bis life; the pris- to exchange his rifle for a gun which meeting be the • Prices not stand in the way as We . Mrs. F. W. is muoh bet- office of Geo. P. Wescott, 191 Middle street, ♦ do not want to move them to our new ♦ Pearce the was Phlnney very Rev. E. W. Allen, once at South Ber- oner talked for quite a long time in this carried, gun discharged. Portland, on Wednesday, he seventh day of ♦ store. . ter from her reoent Illness and will soon October at ten o’clock in the Sizes for i and 6 Tears, wick. strain and he could get nothing more out Tne contents struck Huckins in the back next, forenoon, ♦ We shall make special discounts on ♦ be out again. to act upon the following articles, viz.: better class of Pianos lor two weeks ♦ Rev. W. S. born at Wilton. of him and finally left him. Morris had killing him instantly. He was thirty 1.—To near the of the Directors and A dainty little “Kate Blanchard, \1r nnrl ATrs d d T.ana Koira vn report Greenaway’s longer. . and leaves five small act thereon. Rev. Wm. Miller, once at Dennysville. sent ior mm several times since, nut be years old children. frock, ao simply fashioned and allowing turned from their New Hampshire trip. 2.—To see if the Stockholders will so Rev. Francis B. Wheeler, once at Saco. bad not responded. amend the By-Laws that the Board of so muoh freedom that it will win the Cuba’s Beign of Terror. Mrs. O. A. P ollard is improving from Directors shall consist of ten instead Mrs. Rebecca Tobin, a sister-in-law of persons favor of mothers. Plain cashmere, Hen- Junes & Alien, I her and bronchial trouble and will of nine, as now provided by By-Law No. 2. Gressay, Key West, Fla., September 24.—Ad- oough rietta cloths rnout. tbe prisoner, testified tbat sbe first knew 3.—To elect Directors for the ensuing year. and challies, as well 'as Iour♦ NO. 538 CONGRESS t ST., vices, fiom Havana say that yesterday soon be all right. 4.—To elect a clerk of the Rev. J. onoe at Morris fourteen ago, and bad seen Corporation. many of the £ Portland, Me. Q. Peabody, Topsham years five persons wore two 6.—To transact other business that light-weight noTelty goods, J executed, gar- Mr. Arbuokle has moved Into a house any AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMaaa 1UUBU UUU VMAVU CUUti said may be used for this model. and Fryburg. him occasionally since then; be had been AUUUII «UVU pGUJUU may legally come before meeting. The full on Alba street for the winter. WM. H. CONANT, Clerk. Rev. A. F. onoe at Durham. to and would witnessed the executions. Two small front may be ehirred, or oon- Sbattuok, subject melanoholy spells, 22, 1896. smookea, boys were recently arrested in Havana J. H.Hutchins and son Frank are im- Portland, September sep2^d2w fined The average age of these ministers is say that all hands were down ou him and by narrow bands of for dynamite in tbeir posses- the trimming. having proving appearanas of the late ~ The frook abundant witness of the truth of God’s would give him no chance to live, ana sion, and were sentenced to 20 years. hangs straight beneath the Charles Galllson house on Central ave- word “w,ith long life will I satisfy him.” that they tried to encourage him, but he Tuosdny their sentences were revoked, arras without fullness, and in the back and were ordered to leave the nue, by putting in a bay window, and would not be encouraged. they isl- NOTICE. tho skirt Is gathered to the bottom of Bayard Praised His Chief. and. Passengers from Havana report a the house will soon be oocupied by the Fred Harvey,a brother-in-law, testified a plain waist, and a sash of ribbon or terrible state of affairs on the island. heirs, Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Liverpool, September 24.—Hon. Thom- tbat he had seen Morris quite The of silk Is tied aoross from the side seams. frequently newly appointed captain polioe Mr. £. Vinton as F. United States ambassador a Sari is ereotiDg a nice have added to Bayard, for the past five years, and observed that is oausing reign of terror. Prisoners We our The model gown is of oadet bine cash, to Great was a last even- two house on Britain, guest are nightly taken out and slaughtered. story Central avenue and mere. & WINDOW SHADES. § at the dinner here of the American be acted and talked queerly; he oouldn’t stock SPRUCE LUMBER ing it Is reported to be for a man in Water- of Commerce. Mr. sense out of his A special illustration and full We make a of this work Chamber Bayard, in make much talk. Biddeford Girl of direotlou ]l specially ^ Missing. Tine, Maiue. all kinds, and can deliver and can furnish all grades of stand- responding to a toast to Piesidant Cleve- •bout the pattern will be found on fl Drs. George Cary and Harpy L. Put- the ard goods at lowest prices. land, referred to the long reign of Queen Biddeford, September 24.—Myra Col- Mr. F. Buzzell is building for himself frames car load if j[(d nam testified to two conversations held by lots, envelope In which It is enclosed. wp Get our figures. Victoria as the triumph of a good, settled lins, aged 15, daughter of John Collins a two story house on Mabel street. ^ of a free He also with the prisoner at the jail reoently. desired. Kindlv give us a government country. of this city, has been missing since Sun- spoke in warm commendation of Presi- Morris’s ordinary conversation was ra- call. dent Cleveland’s financial his day, and though the police of Saco aud _ integrity, tional, but when this shooting affair was fidelity ta public obligations,and his firm Biddeford have soarohed both cities uo dscarT hurt, f mentioned lie showed signs of what the Nursing f upholding of the national good faith. traco of her has been found. Fear of There never was a truer friend to human authorities call bailuoination. The phy- S63 St, Portland, Ms. punishment by her parents is one theory * Mothers Congress rights and privileges, declared Mr. Bay- sicians were examined at some length Rufus Go. septl7,22.2D,28,30 ard than is President Cleveland. as to the cause of her disappearance. XT.augSd Deering dim *jl upon the tbe mental condition of Morris. who are run down, and whos« Defective Chimney Responsible. Miss Amanda Pelkey testified that sbe Grocery Store Dea troyed. have and milk WHITE’S BOX CALF. was present at the house where tbe shoot- Camden, 24.—C. E. Shaw’s appetites failed, Damariscotta, September 24.—Fire this September JUST WHAT YOU NEED. before tbe sbots forenoon totally destroyed the large two ing oocurred, and, were grocery store, Millville, took fire last diminished in both and Pattern quantity For Fall and Winter wear are storyhouse belonging to Mrs. John fired heard Morris offer her sister five night, damaging the stock and they easy, they Coupon Order, building fit perfectly, they arc durable. White Box situated near the Maine Contral of will find the to One THE BEST HAT MADE ! MoNour, dollars for tbe privilege shooting tbe $1000; cause unknown; insured. quality, Calf possesses all of the above qualities, and Entitling Holder Demorest Pattern. New Castle. It was depot. occupied by baby. On oross-examination the witness once you wear a pair yon will not wear any three tamilies. Most of the furniture Weymouth Nominated for Congress. otner kinds. We have them in ladies’ anil was lost. Loss about insurance correrated Mr. Collins as to the ciroum- gents’ in pointed, medium and wide toes. We $3000; Leominster, Mass., 24.—At Lamson & Hubbard of on the Cause September have the most complete line of Fall and Winter Fill In below the number and size of the $900 building. defeotive stances of the shooting. the pattern you desire, and mail thU coupon to Republican convention for the fourth Footwear in the State. Bear this fact in mind I this office with ten cents in or chimney. With a good water supply the stamps silver, to pay for mailing, Dandling, etc. Be sure to In rebuttal Deputy Sheriff Otis Martin district held here viz: We will make a pair of custom name could huve been saved. congressional today, Bovinine you boots' give your and full Post Office address, and choose one of the sites that is printed buildings in any kind, size or ta stock of Guilford, was called as to the circum- Geo. W. Weymouth of Fitohburg was style prices. We with each design. nominated fifth ballot. make a specialty of Boys’ bnd Youths’. Misses' POST OFFICE ADDBES3. Robbed a Rockland stances of Morris’s arrest near and on.the and Skipper. Kineo, restores Children’s School Shoes, selling the same of the greatest service. It at lowest prices. Providence, R. X.. September 24.— his appearanoe and behavior at that Number of 1 Flora Howard, alias Jecks, a married time. Morris took his rille from tbe bed the mother's produces Pattern. J_ in the strength, woman, pleaded guilty district room, carried it to the door and threw it Your Life WHITE’S court today to obarges of robbing Cap- new, rich milk. For the into the lake. After getting to Kineo years Preble Size I tain Oliver N. Stevens of Rockland, Me., may be run down and Opp, House, Portland, Maine Desired.)_ of $80 and was bound over to the grand with Morris he searohed him and found best physicians of the country _— jury in the sum of $500. a revolver in bis pocket, but was unable crushed out have Bovjnws in fdl to learn how he got it tnere. prescribed Poisoned by Toadstools. by some terrible suffering if you At this point the court adjourned un- never fails them. 24.—Six mem- neglect nature’s warning to such cases. It Biddeford, September til I Thursday. watch your ___ This CouDon is good for any Demorest Pattern that has been or may be in bers of Atkinsons’ were kidnoys. published Henry P. family this paperif sent with the requisite ten cents to pay expenses Fall poisoned last night by eating toadstools, Bufcer's Kidney Style, 1896. whioh they supposed were mushrooms. The trial was resumed this Pills morning. You must use the coupon printed above which is our order on the publishers. For Some of the in a critical West Oxford Fair Durability, Stylo and Comfort the patients wero As upon the of the Itesders will please bear in mind thatall orders for patterns are transmitted to New York state bearing sanity pris- have made some & Hubbard when the physician arrived and sev- and filled there. A few days’ de'ay is unavoidable. So allow at least a week from the time the Lamson Hat has no equal. the offered cures and eral hours work was to oner, government the testi- miraculous will relieve over- STEPHEN BERRY, order reahesnsaefoore making a complaint. necessary bring kidneys and restore them FRYEBURG, For sale by them out of mony of officers to show tho efforts made worked to health. danger. Dr. Buker will gladly answer and to find him after the questions 29th to 1st. shooting, and tbat give advice free. Write us before too late. September October BOCK AND JOB PfilfiTEl) Leading Hatters. Pills 60o. at yoar druggists, or mailed post-paid for he succeeded in eluding them for nearly -THE septl4,M,W,MT3m, Uo- 37 PLUM STKEFT. a year. Buker Pill So., Bangor, Me. MAINE CENRTAL R. R. This closed the testimony, and Judge CASTORIA -GIVES Stearns addressed the jury for the de- Mrs. O. II. Fellows, WOOD JWAWTJEJLS fence and was followed Mr. HALF FARE. For Infants and Children. by Powers in RESTORED MANHOOD and TILlilO. behalf of the state. The case was sub- from all stations on White Mountain VOCAL The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of Samples and The fac- Division. TEACHER, the Salesroom, mitted to the jury b; tbe court will resume Lessons generative organs of either sex, snob as Nervous Prostration, Fail- shortly in Voice Culture, ing or Lost simile if on Manhood, Impotoncy, Nirhtly Emissions, Youthful Errors, tfcutvi after twelve. After deliberating two Mental Worry, excessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which lead to Con- 424 CONGRESS TEMPLE. every The Hotel Oxford is, sumption and Insanity. With every order we Give a written gu&r- ST.^CORNER wrapper. honrs the jury returned a verdict of Sept, 1896. will remain until after the fair. guilty. open Residence and Studio. 39 Pin© St.. Portland. 1 W. A. sept22,24,26,28,2D&30 For sal* by Landara and Babbidge, 17 Monument ALLEN, sept20,lmo,plw | Square. XX&S Foot Froblo of threat oetodti. FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS i ion nobody has ever been able to find out. len 10 per cent. How silver beTe will __MlSCtXLAUBOPS. _3IISCBLLA?TEOTTS,_ AUCTION SALES. fluctuate lo the with a stimulus j AND 'he moat probable explanation is that future, of free coinage 16 to 1, inviting It to our fc. o. Bailey & co., auctioneers. THE 1 state of mental and MAINE STATE PRESS. lethargy stupidity shores from ;ali parts of the world, the ollowed tho hysterical exaltation into Lord and no human save = Subscription Rates. only knows, THE IMPORTANT IuCTION SALE which threw the convou- Mr. Bryan and bis associates pretends for six Bryau’s oratory Daily (In advance) $6 per year: *3 to know or True, their OF — iiou, and that tho selection of Sewall predict. platform Casco National Bank months; $1.50 a quarter; 60 cents a month. does not in terms doolare for a silver E. C. JONES INSURANCE AGENCY 1 ook this -OF- The Daily is delivered every morning by place dring period. single standard, but under the operation COTTAGE L.OTS The of al- carrier anywhere within the city limits and at next ahsurdlty iu the panorama the Gresham maxim, “the poorer C. C. TUKE8BITRY. Manager, the if their 31 1-2 Me. At Riverton Peering. PORTLAND, MAINE, j Woodlords without extra charge. was the triumphal tour of Mr. Bryan ways supplants better,” plans Exchange St., Portland, Park.. come 85th. tli succeed, it will oertalnly to that. FRIDAY, SEPT. Daily (Not in advance), invariably at icross the winding up with his shall sell on 26th, at country, Third, the of gold to siver ==■-== ^== SATURDAY, Sept. 195 Middle P. 0. Box 1108. superiority hefuesekttiivg WE 2.30 in.. 15 a of St., rated $7 a year. ippearnnoe in the role of a statesman and as bnsio is seen from the com- p. cottage lots, being part money the well-known John Winslow Jones property, The Massive ProJucfion of the Intense Maine State Fees*, (Weekly) published the Sil- FIRE of profound logician at Madison Square parative light weight of former. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, New York. situated in Immediate vicinity of Riverton Thursday, $2 per year; $1 for six months; ver is hard to and so 1824. every Harden. Since then the absurdities and bulky, handle, NORWOOD INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York. Park. Incorporated Melodrama, 6o cents a quarter; 25 cents for trial subscrip- huge ns money that the banks have been The location of this property is certainly one idiculous situations have been & INS. CO., of of the most in the of Port- CAPITAL AND SURPLUS tion of six weeks. coming reluctant to reeeive it largely on deposit. MANUFACTURERS MERCHANTS’ Pittsburg. desirable viclulty land for summer homes. hick and fast. say the sllverites “a on your STATES COMPANY of New Persons wishing to leave town for long or But, plague UNITED CASUALTY York. Terms at sale. For further information in- hangs, we want nothing to do with short periods may have the addresses of their Whether it is beoause the managers STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., of Worcester. quire of Auctioneers, No. 46 Exchange Street, THE them.” Nevertheless it mast be deposit- as oiten as set tho fashion one in Portland.sept21a6t papers changed desired. laving every any ed somewhere, and when the huge plies NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO of Milwaukee. connected with the feels ONE MILLION Kates. way campaign which the British mine owning Advertising owners, Our falicities for placing large lines of Insurance are inexhaustible—TBY US. mund to follow we do not to to Edward more F. 0. BAILEY & Auctioneers Press for one it, pretend (according Atkinson) By CO., In Daily $1.50 per square, than three of American FATAL but certain it is that never was a quarters mines, week; $4,00 for one month. Three inser- iny, wltb their allies In this oountry, shall FBOHFTM.^^.gAniar^UTrYout Solicited. so Patronage tions or less, $1.00 per square. Every other jampalga prolific of funny situations have fully utilized successfully the enor- ASSIGNEES’ AUCTION SALE. DOLLARS. day advertisements, one third less than these is this one. Not a day passes without Tom mous but seoret foroe beneath the Chi- Progress of three months Business. more room Instead of of Manson CARD. ates. iVataon or some other leader cago convention, undersigned, Assignees G. Populist JUNE. JULY. AUGUST. Current Accounts received on favorable naif advertisements for one more money will be the cry to break | THELarrabee, will sell at public auction at Startling Stage Effects. square $1.00 ixplaiuing to the country why the Hon. said Larrabee’8 store No. 516 Berms. upon the ear. That can- Congress street, week or $2.60 for one month. popular fsilver on at two Thrilling Stage Situation*. Arthur Sewall la unfit to head a great not be made to circulate largely as Tuesday, September 29, 1896, Interest allowed on Time Deposits. “A Square” is a space of the width of a col- o’clock p. m., the entire stock of goods and A Marvel of Stage Craft. eform movement, stigmatizing him as a money, has already been proved. An In- merchandise in said store in bulk and with- Correspondence solicited from Individ- umn and one inch long. 75o and crease in its will not Increase out reservation, the and sale to be Banks, and other de- PRICES—25c, 50c, $1.00. Seats ad- ilutncrat and and demand- quantity bidding uals, Corporations, now on sale at box office. Notices, on first page, one-third aristocrat, it drives out at a of cost Special its circulation unless gold percentage price. liring to as well as from ng that he ofl the ticket in the inter- The store will be open accounts, ditional. get ot the oountry, which is the last thing _^sepU6eodto^ open for examination of the stock 28 and 29. those wishing to transact Banking busi- Amus&ncnts and Auction Sates, $2.00 per sst of harmony; while f.s regards the to be desired. Money of no kind will September September TERM.S, five thousand dollars cash at time ness of any description through this Bank. or however beyond its MONDAY EVENINU, square each week. Three insertions less, fictim of these fierce assaults, he is por- oirculato, plentiful, of sale and balance upon of goods Sept. Sept. ueods for industrial for wbeu delivery $1.50 per square. letually at work himself purposes, after taking or verification of taking of 28. One extricating business is dull and tne wheel of indus- and within five after date of Night Only. 28. Notices In nonpariel type and stock, days Reading 'ram holes “into which be has fallen or stop it seeks its hiding and sale. STEPHEN R. President. 15 cents try place SMALL. classed with other paid notices. per XU. Xu. been put by his Populistio enemies. Two capital lies idle. We to Advise That Our Fall Lines MARSHAL R. G0D1NG- Cashier Wm. Calder’s Grand line each insertion. “Science and experience combine to Beg E. B. WILSON, Production, lays ago he had to withdraw from the Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type, show,’ says the author already quoted, Assingees. Magnificent Presidency of the American Marine A»- valuable Portland, Me.,'September 19,1896. sep22dlw QJKlirn 26 cents per lino each insertion. “beyond controversy, that some Scenery, icci had beeu like must be INVESTMENT OnVbU R ants, To Ret, For Sate and similar adver- tion beoause that societv and suitable metal gold, and Grand hjo mode tbe standard, or governor, tisements, 25 cents per week m advance, for HMCrtuiuv; uiicuiitiM uiuauuasb uvor F, O. BAILEY & CO. common measure of value, and the basia 40 woras or less, no aispiay. lRsumjou huyw- and advisiug people to vote for MoKin- of any monetary system approximating FROM THE and all adver- _r__11 tip«ments under these headlines, ey, and a iriend of his in Bath to make CARPETS Auctioneers and Commission Merchants SECURITIES, nhan,°*1 lin advance, will be Isements not paid Jim persona grata to the labor element Fourth, the fonly other characteristic Salesroom 46 Exchange Street. at rates. of it to silver Is Paying Four. Five and barged regular has had to Identify him with labor by gold making preferable -and- StA. I Effects. In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square its preciousneig and superior intrinsio F. O. BAILEE. C. W. ALLEN that he life “cut- Six Per Cent. for innonncing begun by value the world over. This is too marh4. dtf or first insertion, and fifty cents per square point ♦ ...... Realistic Drama. timber in the woods.” In New obvious to or re- FOR SALE BY A Wondrous each subsequent insertion. ting require argumentation is of a further comment. + all communications relating to sub York there the absurdity gold quire A Strong and Clever Cast Address GEO. F. EMERY. and advertisements to Portland man nominated ou a silver platform and H. M. PAYSON rcriptions DRAPERIES & GO, EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED Publishing Co.. 97 exchange Street, refusing to get out, while in almost STATE OF INTEREST, Best Goftee In the World. ^TOPICS 100 Times in Boston. Portland. Me. bvery Western State there is a wrangle are now on show and embraces the largest and most 33 EXCHANGE STREET. 150 Times in New Tork. between Democrats and Populists to see apr4 dtf 14 Consecutive Months Run in London. which shall liavo the liou’s share of the At Fort Fairfield a tramp called at a varied assortment of all the latest styles in both English THE PKBSB. boarding house and asked for supper 76o. Seats now on Jleotoral ticket. And every day brings in and American PRICES—25, 60, sale and lodging and the morning sup- goods. at the Box Offloe. [orth some new absurdity. The march of the SPURR’S REVERE! WANTED. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. prised proprietor by voluntarily pay- For rich furnishings at moderate cost, our Coxey and Curl Brown upon the national ing for his keep. The second surprise came a few later when the boarders capital was full of humorous features, days at the house found that their Sunday AXMINSTERS, ROBERT 2.01 1-2 National Election, Tuesday, Nov. 3. is MOQUETTES, J., but Mr. Bryan’s march destined before suits bad been overhauled and the pock- Leeds & Farmington R. R. It is through to be even funnier. ets rifled of all the loose chedge. As they JOHN R. GENTRY, 2.01 1-2 now fig ure it out the tramp got about and WILTON VELVETS, $13, including wbat he paid for bis CURRENT COMMENT. STAR 2.02 1-2 REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. night’s boaid and lodging. will be found the most attractive and desirable. POINTER, 6’s, JOE PATCHEN, 2.03 AT LAST, AT LAST. Vineyard Sound lightship, No. 41, In ROYAL WILTONS, ENGLISH AXMIN1STERS Due July 1, 1896. has been towed to where she will be FRANK 2.03 3-4 (Albauy Journal.) fitted with a new boiler and a steam AGAN, FOR PRESIDENT, And BRUSSELS, We offer in exchange, a choice line ot The Hon. David B. Hill Is noted us- windlass. This is the most important Are the Fast Pacers to Be at we have secued manv exclusive novelties. ually for his caltnuess of demeanor und lightship on the New England coast, HOME SECURITIES. polish of his speech. and modern improvements in her are William flcKinley Therefore, it he departs from bis usual very much needed. Particulars on applicatlou. forms and it is fair to as- cersinonies, DRAPERY Travellers supplied with LETTERS of RIGBY THIS WEEK. OF OHIO. sume that he Is moved, DEPARTMENT. deeply The old son of Amoa CREDIT, available in all parts of the world, In New York last he 15-year Galley and g night departed, of Knott street, Rookland, met with We have secured the services of Mr. Fred CIRCULAR DRAFTS, pavable without TUESDAY, so to He was excited. He was Sharp, charge, in the principal cities of Europe. if a favorable John K. Gentry is ex- apeak. a severe acoident Saturday after- day, moved to wrath. He with much quite who will have of this H is OOPFIDH. Descriptive pamphlet supplied upon request. pected to go in two minutes and give Rigby a spoke noon. The was in charge dep’t* extensive exper- bittorpos*. He said: boy engaged oleaning mark it will take years to reduce. II you love a a revolver, and, as so often we no do not fail to see this mile. FOR VICE I would see the Democratic in happens, ience, have doubt, will be of great advantage Sold always in pink paper horse, great PRESIDENT, party it was empty when It was not. bags hell first before I would unreservedly in- thought above Trade Mark. The revolver auddonly went off, while o our customers. dorse some of the WEDNESDAY. parts Chicago plat- the were on, form. cleaning operations going SWAN&BARRETT, Jo. Patclien and Frank Agan or Star and the bullet passed the back Pointer ar. to race. All three are Garret A. Hobart This was and clear. It through expected strong proves of the left thigh. now In the pink of condition, and this match is that Mr. Hill is not a straddle bug; that portion FOR S OF NET" JERSEY. Portland, Maine. liable to give Rigby the pacing race record, ie T. KILBORN & he ie still for nonest money; that he W. CO., iuelOdtf not a revolutionist; that he is of the The Brewer High sohool foot ball team Freshly Roasted by the following parties in THURSDAY. Tbacber in to that*the should held a on Wednesday forenoon 24 Free Portland! John Boyd threatening opinon gold Democracy; meeting St. WE A LIMITED Robert J. and Fantasy will go not take orders irom deolded to It was OFFER AMOUNT against make another statement. It he has any silverltes, Populists and disband. expect- septHdtf their records, and if Gentry reduces the record and other cranks. ed that a strong team would represent Tuesday, Gears’ mils with Robert J. will will muzzle him. W. 143 Oxford street. prove friends left they Hill has at last. He has school this but some of the S McLaughlin, the drive of his life. Robert J. will doubtless Mr. spoken k the fall, boys F. E. 126 Oxford street. In the It Lovell, go close to two minutes. done it with much emphasis. who commenced praotioe gave E, F. Hillman, 149 Oxford street. sees Brother Bew- and there were not enough of ths F. 177 Oxford street. After Brother Brynn DEMOCRACY AT ITS LOWEST up J. Norton, to to make a team MARK : DOWN : L. 94 Portland street. FRIDAY. ail he is to shake off the New England boys willing play good SALE J, 8trout, EBB. and it was therefore given up. C, N. Lang, 124 Portland street. May witness a Free-for-all Trot. If not, it Is dust from his feet und go West. He has F. H. Chase. Green, cor. Portland street. Town of Falmouth expected Benzotta will attempt to lower street. is not his (St. Louis Globe-Democrat.) J. W. Deerlng, 676 Congress Fantasy’s mark. conoluded that New England L. Starblrd. 1124 street. H. Congress In addition to the above specials, there ar. spot. It is eivident that in the election of 1896 J. L. Rice, 1107 Congress street. fifteen stakes ot $2,000 each. J as. 3 Adams street. the Democratic tide will drop to a lower Hudner, Monday will bo four aces, a 2.10 John McMenamin & 84 Cumberland tjiere Pace, ebb than it ever did before in the hun- Co., NOTES, with twelve having been added. The visit of Bryan to Wolfert’s Roost reet. entries, of the We are The stakes and cost the Association dred years party’s history. Jas. 94 street. specials doesn’t seem to have been productive of McCartney. Washington $35,000.00. and it is to he our Portland the name Democracy and Demo- John 146 street. to net 4 1*8 cent. hoped giving Quinn, Washington per ctizem will aid in this the banner a very satisfactory understanding, for to cratic here to the combination of 190 street. making political Wm. McArthur, Washington Total debt meeting of 1896. 14 Hammond street. $8,500. Bill is credited the fine work of placing guerrillas, impracticables, irreooncllables S. Johnson, The noises and horsemen will be here; the red who nominated 8. Hobart, 143 Brackett street. a on a in New and Republicans racing and records are sure to it such, gold man silver platform M rs. ('has. Mullen, 237 Fore street. prove and who seized the machinery of and we hope our home people will see to tt that York—a scientific and meth- Bryan J. E. F. Connolly, 511 Fore street. very elegant the Democratic party and claim the Alto a choice list of borne the patronage, too, warrants the claim, A 8. Murch, 609 Fore street. fit od cf Mr. Bryan’s name. The ie RIGBY PARK MANAGEMENT. cutting political Democratic designation M urray & Malta. 35 Pleasant street, bonds* payable In throat in tho Empire State. unjust, but it is used here for conven- M rs. A. M. Rafferty. 31 Pleasant street. ience and for the purpose of comparison. M rs. W. C. Canning, 29 Danforth street. It Is reasonable to assume that com- S. Thornton. 17 Danforth street. The last Democratic candidate for W. O. Blake, 205 York street. gov- mon sense and morality are pretty DANCING public P. McLau glilln, 37 Summer street. SCHOOL, this before the the ernor of State, party evenly distributed throughout T. Quinn, 48 Clark street. merged with the Populists, Hon. Charles country, and that, therefore, the tide of T. L. Callan, 231 York street* Manchester, Teacher, sentiment against Bryan ism will be as W. F, Carroll, 30 Salem street. COMMENCES F. Johnson, has withdrawn bis name sweeping and overwhelming in Illinois, P. O’Neil. 238 Danforth street. FOB I I FOB from the electoral ticket. At the Jas. DeWolfe & Co., 249 Danforth street, Thafphpr Bryan Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and & C. E. Kelley, 251 Spring str»et. Gents & Ladies, I I Bovs Misses, rate secession of Democrats the great states of the West in I m-m Sat. prominent general J. M. Edwards & Green, cor. Portland Friday Night, n..t I Afternoon, to m Son, on November as It nns Deen revealed ue Vermont reel. Trust Sept. 25th. I Post Hall I Sept. 26th. is now going by there Portland Go. and Maine. J. Fitts & Son. For terms aud call at Hawes’ won’t be left in the augl_dtf_ particulars any Popooratic Si »v*r fir. T)vai*. Music Store, 414 Congress St. 6t GOOD ADVICE. Soap F .W. Coffey. ~ISnEr\7V LOAN C. A. Weston & Co., Wholesale Agents (New York S an.) is made in a twin bar (as shown i > for Portland. ag29 esat&wd9t The Bath Times feels called upon to Town of Me., Therefore, ouoo more we earnestly urge above) for the sake of convenience; ; Kennebunkport, GILBERTS explain that Mr. Sewall has been for a Democrats who arc hesitating between it is made of pure materials for the long time, and is still, tbe President of McKinley and Palmer to give all their sake of quality; it is made by our 1 and all the Bath National Bank, and that he is admiration to Palmer their Totes processes for the sake of to McKiuiev. The be peculiar a temptation may 4s. the son of wealthy Bath builder. effectiveness its work ship to result for the sako of (doing easily); We have a fine line of Classes. strong risk the was it is made at the works Dancing This called out an explanation by comfort; and as the risk seems largest soap We are for the Boston Patent Woolens in Foreign personal in the world for the sake of agents 1901. 1906. In a letter to the the becomes supply- ! Scotch and Due, Due, assertion Boston Her- to diminish, temptation and Of all the Makes, English Thursday Afternoon Class com* the eleotlon will not be the demand in the world; Pant Bicycle Suit. ald that he was not a National Bank stronger. But. ing largest bicycle Suitings,Covert and Vicuna meuces 1st. used for Asfipsspif Valiiafinn $1 146 (1(16 Oct. won for honost money until every vote it is everywhere the sake of -f » President aud that he is the “architect suits in the market this is the suit. Overcoatings, L o n d o o been In the ballot box. has deposited Less Labor Trouserings and Clay Wor- Monday and Thursday Evening of his own fortune, having commenced If over confidence in the result Patent it through adjustable bottom, making steds for Fall and Winter Total Debt, $13,500. Class commences Oct. 1st. in the and over to risk the cauEe of Greater Comfort by catting timber woods.” Per- willingness for Golf or wear. Also the best Ameri- honest money for the sake of seifisb con- Bicycle Use, patent adjustable These bonds are issued for the haps be out timber in tbe woods, but he can makes, Globe, Hocka- pur- Saturday Afternoon Classes com- siderations, the Palmer and Buokner more of and will make or foi and waist, and in fact, has and com- Rock. pose building bridge mences Oct. 8d. did it for exercise fun, not for Democrats should succeed in style niiui, Kensington, defeating Ac a conservative investment for trust Mr. Sewall’s to and we Harris Sawyer’s. dally wages. attempt McKinley electing Erjai, think fort than any suit made. funds. For further particulars please call or send for that the reflections after the event circular. identify himself with the labor element line is sept2Idtf would he bitter indeed. Prices ranging ^from $4.00 to $7.00 a Our superb. in view of the Bath Times’s ex- becomes, Kemember the mall) chance. also 40 cents each. We invite an early inspection planation, a dismal failure. Suit, Caps vooooooooooooooooooO Oo WOODBURY & THE BOSTONIANS’ The Preferable Staudard. MOULTON, AN ABSURD CAMPAIGN, To the Editor of the Press: CHILTON PAINTS BANKERS, There nsver has been in the of Season. history Were the government to start off afresh, Portland, Maine. Subscription Opera : : W. L. CARD. the country a campaign so full of ab- financial diffi- | EASTERN AGENTS FOR : : unhampered by present aug21dtf surdities as this u of the 6 Cost more to manufacture 6 oampnig Popo- culties, and adopt a permanent standard, Subscription list inow open at Stockbridge’s crats. Tbe Horace Greolev was than any other, but they 9 Music Store. sept22dl\v campaign it seems very dear that a bimetalic one cost the consumer Jess be- X DRAPER-TAILOR, MASON & ridiculous to be sure. Tbe spectacle of n would be dismissed from MERRILL, consideration, cause it takes less to do a 5 for the a man party endorsing Presidency a one be This 46 Free Street. -DEALERS IX- and single gold adopted. certain amount of work, 9 P. LOVELL ARMS dec4 « who bad abused them all bis made JOHN CO. life, is the objective point to be aimed at, and and when once it is done it 2 - everybody shake with merriment, lint labored for—why? need not be touched for X RIVERTON PARK, the ridioulous of the cam- 2> aspeot Greeley Flrst.it has the merit of simplicity and years. 180 and 182 Middle Street. ONE aug8 dtf Investment WEEK, had its and end in that. paign beginning universality. Nothing could be more 21. It oould fairly be olaimed tbnt Greeley simple, and everybody oould understand Commencing Monday, Sept. bad come to tbe Democrats DON’T BUY it. Its universatility would be every- AFTERNOON AND EVENING. not to that they gone bim, where recognized, for a gold dollar Is the H. H. HAT & OR RENT A PIANO Is, be had their not ol' SON, accepted principles, world’s idea the belt dollar. Until you have examined our stock of his. this has been The only sure and SECURITIES, they But campaign a TETRg,^ safe, Second, stable standard, or one o | MIDDLE ST. Ac a real p I’Qmale iPIXiiL Steinway Sons, panorama of ridiculous aud funny nearest of approach to It, Is the best for ■% i® A 6 A Biffin Ail a n ■ ■m ■ a*. Hardman, BacOn, 98 MIDDLE situations. In tbe first place the nomin- the country and individual in I ST., COMPANY. every it. £ Agents for Portland. § ation of was some Standard, Gabelr Bryan ridioulous—in Gold is le3S fluctuating than silver, and Portland, Me. PENNYROYAL PILLS. s Ke“*etch more Q<>CH>(>0-0<>OCH>0-<>0-00'C>0 Aak for PB. PBMHYEOYM. and take no and other high grads ept24e

The Illness of Bayard Wilkes Whose Rec- Saved From the Sea. ord is 3.11. is That the regime of melodrama once is exemplified by more in the ascendant Bayard Wilkes, 2.11, tho valuable pao- of this class of SPECIAL the brilliant successes RIDES BROS. ing stallion owned by”c. P““brake of COMPANY. and American dramas on Knglish stages Lewiston, is slowly improving from his the reoent demon- -FOR- and particularly by severe Illness, and Mr. Drake now hopes and endorsements strations of approval for his permanent recovery, although for elaborate production of aouorded the some time past it was thought they would tbe Sea” at the Bowdoin “Saved from be obliged to kill him. The trouble is on December 23d. Iu Square theatre, all Id his off forward foot, and 1b believed the Sea” a Is “Saved from good story to be the result of a Values partial Special sunstroke, told. The novel mechanical admirably which it is thought the horse experienced are surprising examples of realis- effects at Mystic, iu the seven heat race in and Our two Colored Dress Goods long -FOR- stage oraft and the scenic tlo modern which he got bis record of 2.11. Friday Saturday. During artist’s shill, the notable effects being the last three heats of that race Bayard the thrilling explosion On the “Ocean counters are concentrated masses of tex- Wilkes never perspired a partiole and it Waif” at sea and the resoue in mid- was believed that he either was affeoted coean, the realistic demolition of the by the heat or was cooled too quickly af- tile FRIDAY AND in aot and the SECOND FLOOR. beauty. bridge second, precipita- ter trotting a heat of tbe raoe. The horse tion of the villain to the waters below, was quite ill that uight but apparenlty nnd the wouderful aeene at the scaffold— recovered, and the lameness In the for- a novelty new to the stage fand a scene Brim-full and over with all ward foot did not make itself manifest running SATURDAY. that found its prototype in real life. To introduce customers for several days afterwards at Rigby and Iu all it is a drama in abounding mar-; Bayard was to trot one of his big stake 03 to our new creations of velously .strong situations and scenio< the the French, German races. He was taken down to Mr. Two that offer unusual values. triumphs. “Saved from the Sea” will be departments Drake’s summer home at Soarboro, and seen at the Portland theatre and its suo- the best medical aid in New England and American makers. cess in other cities will undoubtadly be summoned. It was found that the whole I Blanket duplicated here next Monday. bottom of the hoof and well Dept. [ up Into the Fall Thfl Fatal F»rd. § We are in the full of our Fall Dress Goods Weight Hosiery. quiok was Inflamed and matterated, and which has turned “right C9 swing selling---cases LININGS. A melodrama in all that tbe name im- tbe hoot had every appearance of shed- and bales coming in our back doors and bundles going out the front about face” in location, we Our new line of Fast Black plies, is “The Fatal Card,” which will ding. Tbe horse was in Intense pain If you use Hair Cloths it: your every day. Our stock is changing each week, in fact each day, so Hosiery for fall is made of be al Portland theatre and lost flesh ranidlr. He was often offer New Fall Skirts you should use up presented tonight. values that should that yon who are for new fall dress will do well to the best. Naturally you prefer interest ev- It was a big success in London and in times delirious and acted strangely. He looking your the best at lowest prices. We sell eryone seeking was as homesiek as could be our Mew York where it lan until the end of also, and frequent counters. the best Hair Cloths at these Mr. Drake removed bim “AT SPECIAL SALE” the season. It is in four acts, showing finally to bis top 'M prices which are 1U C LO W EST. all a number of varied of home in Lweiston, where he at once felt told, types These four lines of Novelty Goods are especially to the front The Best Qualities at Lowest Prices. humanity. The story is both interesting contented and began to eat a little. He C3 Full size Crey Blankets, ^ and thrilling. The company has been has been doing very well since, and if to-day. and 2.98. French Hair Cloths. Our leaders specially selected selected Mr. Frohman with no new sets in he will 98c, $1.50, €3 by great complication ulti- Qg to sell at popular prices. oare and a fitness for the parts. The mately reoover, although it Is doubtful If r"i Full size White Nubian do not the name, but will the Blankets, SSZ Suitings. Perhaps you recognize you 16 inches 28 cents scenery is entirely new and there Is lots he ever speeds again. The little favorite wide, per $1.98 and 2.98. goods. The same in weave that we sold in such quan- yard. of It and the performance will undoubt- has Indeed suffered a great deal. J£3 Ladies’ fast black Cotton Hose, be ! Cood well made tities this two-toned mohair and mixture, checked fall at 25c per edly highly enjoyable. size, spring—A 18 inches wide. 35 cents per weight pair. Haydn Association. THE WATER FRONT. Puffs, at 98c, $1.25, 1.50 gg effect, the mohair being in little tufts or knots. In Tans yard. Regular rehearsals will oommence and 2.00* and Greens then, 50 in. wide at $1.00—in the dark Ladies’ Fast black Cotton light 20 next Monday 28 at Notes of Interest Gleaned Among the Inches .vide, 45 cents per Hose, fall weight, 38c per pair evening, September no lesr oorrte ot inese are shades now, than eight different beautiful combinations, 38 inches wide yard. or 3 for Kotzschmar hall. The new muslo, Salts. graaes pairs $1.00. “Wreok of the Hesperus,” by Waerling, displayed in our ^ and the Drice only 5a cts. Congress 24 inches 50 rents will be used. It wide, per is very desirable to have The bark Normandie, whioh is loadiug Street window. We also t-i yard. Ladies’ Plain Fleeced Cotton a full attendance. Let member be every with spool wood for Scotland, Is receiv- wish to call atten- £S Hose, fast black, 3 great values, and as new names special This line is what see in our window. We dare advertise me at 50c present, bring many ing a new mainmast and yards, at the you hardly goods Euglish Herringbone Hair 25c, 38c, per pair. as passible. tion tothe handsome Blan- plaster mill wharf. She is owned by Mr. for we have only five pieces, maybe vwo hundred yards in Cloths, 24 inches wide, 37 l-2c, W. J. Ryan’s Concert. John Musgrave. kets that we are at 03 42c, 50c per yard. selling ■V all, and we fear late comers may be in not find- Ladies’ Plain Fleeced Hose, The schooner Horaoe G. Morse is un- disappointed The blind musloian W. J. Ryan, an- 55.00 per pair, and the ,»• fast black, split feet, 38c per It here when come. It is without the India Grass nounces his annual benefit for Wednes- loading water pipe at the plaster mill w g in2 they exception Cloths, natural, pair. 35.00 Down Puff at 83.98. for sleeve linings, 50 cents per October 14 at Mis- wharf. The pipe goes to various con- handsomest for the we have ever on our day evening, Gospel goods price put sleeve pattern. sion hall. The following talent have signees. GO counter. A combination catchy of wool and mohair—ground of N avy or Hisses’ Fleeced Cotton tendered their assistance: Mrs.Fannie The steamer Madeleine hauled off her Hose, 11 cent soft finished Black Per- one of our route Green or Brown with Black mohair knots the effect of a two-dol- ribbed, best wearing M. Hawes, vocalist Thursday morning. glossy giving reduced to io jMlss^Bertha'F.Thomp- Near this will fc—■ caline, only cents school stockings, 25c per pair. son,sopraDO; Walter J. Gately, tenor; A. ■Four three masters are in Central department lar goods—75 cts. per yard. Sheldon Macreadle,baritone; H. T. Skil- wharf dock, all light, the Fred Jaokson, be found large assortment *.£2 Damiette and and lings, musical specialist; Percy M.Greene, Joanna, Louis^Bobel of Curtain Muslins, Silko- » Full line of best quality Perea- Line of At one dollar per there are almost irresistible attractions. We could not Our New Moreen Sklrfs for Fall guitar; the Caroiatto quartette, Mrs. Emma. yard line. at 12 l-2c. 15c, 17c, 20c. iene, Cretonnes, Plain and 40c Fannie L. Thompson, Miss Eannle C. Harford Is calking the three master "ad begin to catalogue them all, so must confine our- 25c, per yard. now on Sale. **—* Miss Kibe Grace Davis in Custom House wharf Figured Denims, Horne, maudolins; R. Chase Nottlng- A selves to line. There are several others no means dook. by Our price on soft Gnished Lin- end Mrs. Flora M. Eigne, guitars. ham and Tapestry Curtains. | The inferior. ing Cambrics is still less than Ask to see the we show Don’t fail to attend this convert if you tug Belknap, Captain MoDuffle, JR I B styles the wholesale price per case, at $2.00, $2.50, $2,75, $3.00 a and wish kindly towed in five beoalmed fishing desire] pleasant evening to A two-toned Novelty Suiting—50 inches wide—in 2 l-2c per yard. each. help Mr. Ryan through this hard year. boats Thursday afternoon. They were BEYOND THIS DEPT. -g two colorings, red and black, and green and black. It is woven in a d Tiokets 25 cents,tat Hawess’ music store caught ontslde with no wind. iagonal a line of black or of Mr. Ryan. The Eldorado has benn laid up At Cus- We have a new department stripe, mohair being slightly raised above the intervening stripe Notes. tom House wharf for the winter. New line of White Em- ^ of red or green. These are to whole suits or for Woolensand goods particularly adapted trav- broidered It is hoped by a large number of musi- Captain C. A. Coluord of Searsport, Cloakings. Swiss Handker- cal that the costumes—extra value at $1.00. chiefs at 12 l-2c people Bostonians will give has been in the city for the past few days We do not wish to boast, £ elling just opened, “Ananias” and “Rob Roy” at their each. Great values. looking after the interests of the schoon but we are i ooiuing appearance in Portland. positive we are 5s A ei D. H. Rivers, whioh recently arrived "Matallasse Thalheimer, representing Hoyt’s “A the and Novelty” is one name by which this dollar and a line is Tuts Steel'.” which will hn soon at, here. showing largest ,£5 quarter Portland Oot. lat and la in known. Cloth” theatre, 2d, Additional information has been re- mostdesirablelineof cloak- “Alligator would be an apt name town. ceived In this city concerning the acci- ing ever offered in Maine. fl for the goods. This, also, is two-toned, and a sec- dent to ths schooner Francis B. Baird WEDDINGS. tion of the brown and black bears a Come in and let us I marked resem- while on her voyage to Philadelphia. show *P a^Q blance to a She into Delaware breakwater with piece of alligator put you. u skin—irregular patches Jones—Brooks, the loss of her of black mohair with boats. Her main boom separating lines of the color. The other colorings are red : : went CO. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. William the board as did RIMES BROTHERS by her foresail and black, and green and black. This goods will make a handsome and strik- H. Lee, “The Pines,” Greenwood Dis- and foregaff. She will be towed from the ing street costume. trict, Wakefield, Mass., their daughter, Breakwater to Philadelphia for repairs. Mrs. Guasie.Lee Brooks, and Mr.Linrood mo batgu ui nci giaiu XU tUO LOST B. Jones of were united schooner Charity now at this will Wintbrop, Me., port, Tuesday, probably from carriage be- weather The many other attractive lines of colored Dress Goods that The today in marriage Wednesday evening. Rev. probably be sold at auction in a few BINES BROS. tween steamer wharf and Preble is likely to be Albert P. Davis of the It will be remembered COMPANY. we cannot name would fill a House, a pocket kodak incase. Finder fair. Congregational days. that she to-day big book if described in detail. will communicate with MISS 1 artland Sept. 25, 1896. ohuroh performed the ceremony in the sailed from here bound for Belfast, We please put will gladly show you all you have time and to look at EATON, 119 W. Franklin street, Bal- of the immediate relatives. baok to Portland in a STEAMERS TO patience preseuoe leaking condition, SOUTH PORTLAND. LONDON. who will a reward for if you will favor us and yourself with a call. timore, give its After a wedding lnncb Mr. and Mrs. when she was surveyed and ordered to return. "AO be quickly rid Jones started on a brief bridal tour, after be discharged by the underwriters. sept.25dlw* It is doubtful if ever before there wai The Thompson Line are of the odds and which they will reside in Winthrop, Coming and May IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sub- a so A. Magazine and Comic Weekly for Five large an apple crop in this town as Give Portland a NOTICEscriber has been duly appointed where Mr. Jones is iu business. Summer as Well as the small now, and never were lower. Mr. and taken upon herself the trust of adminis- ends, Cents. prices Winter Service. tratrix of the estate of Archibald-Norton. Joshua one of the Brackett, largest and LEVI A. late of lots and 84—The hit GRAY, Portland, single pieces, A occurred Boston, Sept. great of the most successful orchardlsts in town EASTMAN BROS. pretty wedding yesterday has & BANCROFT. in the of Cumberland, has to be the County deceased, year proved magazin e o and bonds as the law directs. which have accumulated noun at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. perhaps ICO barrels on bis trees, and he Portland has long hoped for a perma- given fiction and news and the All persons having demands the F. eight pages of he will sell the lot upon Geo. Frenoh, Spring street, where says ungachered for nent, all-tbe-year around, line of steam- estate of said are to ex- summer color and fun in The deceased, required from the Boston Sunday a hundred ers to hibit tile same; and all tndeDted to selling, Mrs. Frenoh’s sister. Miss Caroline dollars. England. At last tbis desire seems THE MACCABEES. Kent’s Hill. persons Globe. NSxt Sunday’s Globe will sur- said estate are called upon to make payment to Butler Norton was united in The of weather likely to be we have two marriage protracted spell rainy gratlfled. The Thompson To the J.UCIA L. GUAY, Administratrix. arranged big all others, and will include SO comio and Editor of the Press: to Mr. Wilfred Archibald of New York. pass has been rather injurious to the cabbage Line will run throe tteamers between Reception Concert Kotzchmar Portland, Sept. 17,1S9G. sep25dlaw3wFri* tables in the cuts in blaok and white,cartoons, stories, There was a .... basement, The ceremony was performed by Rev. crop, causing those of upland culture this port and London this and Hall. very pleasant gathering of etc. It will winter, etc, particularly delight the the trustees of the Maine Hon. Wm. K Barrett was near Dr. Jenkins of state street churoli in to develop fast, while those In the low management of the line hope to make Wesleyan Semi- renominated the foot of the stairs obildren. Order from your newsdealer acclamation for tile the of relatives lands have been badly drowned out. this service In nary and Female College at Kents Hill by Congress by presence only. permanent, anmmer as The order of Kuights of Maccabees of seventh Massachusetts today. on congressional and marked every article The bride wore a homleome travel- _ The second of has been a well ns winter. The Tuesday last, ft was mainly a very crop grass three etenmers will tbe World, which has recontly been or- pleasure distriot Republican convention in Lynn, dress of trimmed large one hers—so as to the be the trip, a social visit In the interests of this Mass. on at 10c re- ling novelty goods ‘Yachting Notes. large tempt Verona, Iona, and Devons, three ganized in this state very successfully by them 5c and farmers to harvest old historic school. The with Telvet and lRce. The parlor was it—something not fine, commodious and staunch vessels. Organizer Hand, is to give, through party consisted Tbe schooner yacht Tbalmn, Bear of handsomely deoorated with tropical always done. But tho heavy and loug Aniorantha Tent of this a Hon. H. H. Shaw, Hon. J. A. Locke MARRIAGES. spectively. Commodore Lansing of the South Bos- city, reception plants and cut flowers, 'ihe gifts were continued rains spoiled much of it be- and euteitainment at Kotzsohmar Superintendent Payson Tucker of the On the five cent table ton Yacht club, will probably lenve for WESTBROOK. hall, rich and numerous. fore getting cured. Maine Central, B. M, Eastman, Tuesday evening, September 39. Ad- Esq., In tills 23. by Rev. Pr. Blanchard, Boston this morning. She is the only i and city. Sept. are Mr. and Mrs. Archibald left on the 1.45 Several old buildings In Knlghtville _ mission will be Hen. J. J. Perry, all of Portland; Joseph Warren Richardson of Gardiner and toys, games, dolls, visiting yacht in the harbor. by complimentary tiok- and a few elsewhere In Hon. Frank Jones of Miss Isabel Norris of Hollistoo, Mass. train for New York, whore they will be towu, have been sts members of Amarantha tent. Portsmouth, N. H. The larger number of Portland Albert a well-known through in this city. Sept. 19, by Rev. A. H. Wright. books, yachts with their first coat of Libby, farmer of Hon. J. S. of Col. C. glassware, cup- at home after October 15 at 141 Wett lately surprised Tbe programme will be as follows: Ricker, Peering; William Henry Norris and Miss Hattie l.ouisa are remaining in com mission until tbe this city, died at hla home on 115th street. paint, yellow and black, at the hands of Stroud- C. Burrell, of Dr. H. M. Field, both of Portland. and saucers, cream Musical Rock Duet, Ellsworth; Rev. A. bowls, fine Ootober days are past. The Boatriee water street, Wednesday night 9 In this city. Sept. 22. by H. Wright, the advertisment artist. The ancient ;nt Messrs. Hatch and Skillln Blake, of Monmouth; R. W. Dunn, John Stone, Jr„ and Miss Ora Etta Rich, botli and Sirocco alone have out of com- o'olock at the flatiron gone on age of 68 years after a rocks were found on the and E. ol Portland. pitchers, rests, B. Walker was barn the Thomas place and the old long (Note—The Esq., R. Drummond, Esq., of Congressman Joseph mission. illness with liver trouble. The deceased shore of Casco Bay. Ill this city, Sept. 23. by Rev. W. S. Ayres, renominated unanimously by the Repub- Dyer tide mill, have been rendered espe- Waterville; Hon. E. R. Frenoh, of Ches- Miss Ella J. Hunnewell and Jessie A. Ham, tea was a Bibber's teapots, celery dips, of (he third Massachusetts con- 'J ha yaobt Brentwood is being stripped resident of thiB city for Reading—Van Rook, of Portland. licans cially oonspicuous with ads that may many Miss Ida McGrath terville and Rev. A. W. Potter, of both gressional district today. ior the season. years and formerly carried on a milk In Bar Harbor, April 24. by Rev. Wm. Wood. strainers-.-and a hundred be read half a mile distant. Tenor Solo—Madeline White, Boothbay Harbor. John Herlick and Mrs. Lottie B. Flood, bo it of farm at Pride’s A Mr. William Fletcher, who has resided Corner. wife, one Walter J. Gately They found President Hallagber and Portland. other useful all at son and a Address, In Jav, Sept. 20, Frank W. Havwood and things in Boston the last 25 daughter survive him. the other members of the years, is visiting bis Hon. D. P. Commander faculty hard at Miss Hattie M. French. Mr. Frank Dana has his Markey, Sup, brother Edward, the well-known snip- resigned po- Bell Solo, work and the largest number of students In Camden, Sept. 21, Fred Hanson and Miss 5C- oltinn nn — — 1- J_i.1__TIT_/I Sleigh Banjo Accompaniment. S. --- iui SUV VUMU u* Fannie Ordway. JJ vauiu- Hatch and Skillin smith on Meeting house hill. This la attending the sohool ot any term for the In Tenants Harbor, Sept. 19, Waiker Jansen The other table has pany, and left on a business Baritone Solo—Once in a Twi- ami Mrs. Marv N. Nelson, noth of Sr hsm-rra Mr. Flotoher’s first visit to tho Cape. yesterday Purple last two years. The fine group of school trip to the West. light, Cowles iful Dolls I The several cases of typhoid in Kntgbt- Clarence C. Brooks. buildings consisting of Sampson Hall, baskets,napkin rings, puff The steamer Sokokis bas ville are all on the mending hand under discontinued Address, Bearoe Hall, Rioker Hall and Blethen DEATHS. and will treatment running regular trips run only Miss Bins M. West, Sup. R. K., L. were boxes, pen trays, glove hy Dr. Rogers. n ip tu Hall, all Jfound in exoellent oondi- for excursion for the Two South Portland were parties remainder uiUM auu v Ida lb ujbu wuro lUUUe Ill North John S. Lib- and handkerchief boxes young boys Tenor Solo—Olootts Bpuiui Scarborough. Sept. 24, of the season. Serenade, to Music Hall and aged 66 years. FREE. I riding to Rigby on a adjoining practice by, bicycle yesterday. Walter J. Gately on rooms, the library of about 7000 volumes [Funeral Saturday alternoon at 1 o’clock, of ware, = 1 The smaller boy who was in front At the annual business meeting of the Duet, from liis late residence. Japanese lacquer Five beautiful dolls, on card- riding Xylophone and the art rooms. All were found lithographed ladies’ sooiable of the Hatch and Skillin in In Waterville, Miss Florence Varney, aged ou the coasters, was thrown Congregational exoellent order, aud the entire school and board, eight inches high. Can be cut out and 1 | violently held in the Mrs. Chas. E. wa9 21 yards. large plates bowls, church, vestry Wednesday Howes, Accompanist. never mors = 1 to the ground on and prosperous In Nebleboro, Sept. Hatch, aged put together by the children—no pasting. Broadway, bruising afternoon, the following officers were flourishing 11, Nancy Note—The musioal programme is fur- than dow. 01 years. dusters, screen Each doll has two suits. Ameri- = bis face and nearly driving his front elected for the ensuing year: Concert vases, complete | nished by the Portland compa- The Adelphians, one of the ladles’ In Bethel, Sept. 16, Israel Granville Kimball, teeth the The In- President—Mrs. W. F. Bettes. of Clarenoe C. 70 years. can, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, through upper lip. ny, consisting Brooks, societies of the sohool. gave a very flue aged fans, beaters, | Vice Piesident—Mrs. A.W. Kioker. In Norway, Daniel Green, 76 banners,egg jured lad, whose name was baritone soloist; Walter J. Gately, tenor literary entertainment in Rloker ball Sept. 16, aged Japanese, German, Swiss, Turkish and In- j Payson F. W. Free- years. | Secretary-Treasurer—Mrs. Messrs. Hatch and Skillio, musi- on 1 the to soloist; Tuesday evening, followed by on in- In South Jonathan An- etc.—all dian costumes. All parts 5 Allen, gave up trip Rigby. The man. cal Miss Ida Baris, Sept. 18, Mrs. nutmeg graters, being interchange- artists, assisted by McGrath, formal reception to their trustees and drews, aged 71 older declined to his name. Assistant Secretaries—Mrs. L. V. years. able, combinations can be made, I boy give reader and Mrs. Charles E. Howes, ac- visitors In Jo3iah at ioc. jij many | Miss R. Cambridge, Septi 4, IDea. Quimbv, 1 Knight and May Raymond. 85 IE affording endless amusement and instruc- = companist. Monday morning there was a meeting aged years. Fair at In Macliias, 16, Mrs. Mercy L. Hughes, tion. A series of Fryeburg. The supreme commander, who is to of the entire sohool in Deering Hall, Sept, The sale of these odd r high-class dolls, patented aged 82 years. J U. S. Court. take where after the regular exercises of and manufactured for us and 3# The forty-sixth annual exhibition of part, is a well known man in Mich- In Limestone. Sept. 10, Burt Sliaw. aged 10 exclusively morning prayer, a very Interesting half pieces is for in igan, of tho state assem- years. today, not to be compared with the numerous the West Oxford Agricultural The petit jury the United States being speaker hour was in listening to brief In Merritt 47 MX Society bly. spent Avon, Sept. 10. Colby, aged yrs. cheap paper dolls on the market. MS opens ou Tuesday of next week. The circuit Court came in Thursday morn- speeches from Shaw, Looke, Took, Jones, In Kingfleld, Sept. «, Charles Gilbert, aged Friday, and Saturday— 63 ^ hns made were exouse Rloker and others all highly compli- years. society many improvements ing, and until this morning in Sent. 11, Mrs. Eliza E. How To Get Them. hours mentary to)the fine appearance of the Farmington, Jack, in the basement. the The track has 10 o’clock. RELIEF in six 66 Mg past year. been put at school »and the educational aged years. Cut from five outside wrappers of None Such MS (.excellent In Deer Isle, Sept. 11. Mrs. Susan M. Picker- in first class condition and Is The aro still at work. and Bladder diseases work done in tbo Mince Meat the head of the girl holding pie. one of tne grand jury Distressing Kidney being institution. ing, 82 y^ars. 3$ relieved in six -‘NEW GREAT aged Send these with ten cents in 3# best, if not the best hours by the Upon leaving, the visiting trustees ex- In Sept. 4, Itebecca Cole, of silver—wrapped half-mile course In SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CUKE.” The Naples, formerly in your full name and address, and pressed great gratification Denmark, aged 90 years. paper—and 3f tbe State. class in Milittary Insructor Appointed, new remedy is a on account experienced 6end the dolls Or we Every the raoes is greut, surprise In Keadfield, Sept. 15, Mrs. Hannah we will postpaid. will of its in from tbet; brief visit, with many thanks Mantor, for heads of filled and is exceeding promptness relieving 74 MOORE & CO. send them free twenty the girl. 3# good trotting assured. It Washington, September 24.—By direc- pain in the and for kind attentions received from Presi- aged years. OWEN, heads to avoid extra bladder, kidneys,hack evry In Oldtown. Sept. 15, Mrs. Emery Allen, aged Send only the postage, i—v bids fair to be tbe tion of tbe Secretary Lamont of tho or fe- dent and Mrs. Mr. and best show with the President, part urinary passages in male Gallagher. Mrs. 62 has detailed Second Lieutenant Her- male. It relieves retention of water and Nor the steward and years. MERRELL-SOULE CO., SYRACUSE, N. Y. best races ever seen on the I'he cross, matron, the Ill North Berwick. Sept. 13, Elnathan W. Per- grounds. as in passing it If If bert N. Rojden, 2d Infantry, professor pain almost immediately. members of the faculty and tbs interest- kins, aged 41 years. show of stook promises and you want quick relief and cure this is to be large af militury service hnd tactics at the your ing classes of students now the In AValdoboro, Sept. 12, Horace Woit, aged remedy. Sold by c. H. GUPPY attending of good Maine State Me, CO., Drug- sohool. SO VP4US. quality. college, Orono, gist. 163 Congress St., Portland, Me. MISCELLANEOUS. LIGHT MIS US HEAT. THE DAILY TO LET. FOR SALE. PRESS ■ MISCELLANEOUS. 1 -1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■ m Forty words iaierted under this head Forty words .or loss inserted under this Farty ward, laaerta* aader this hand AIN E TOWNS. »ne WOk for cent*, eawh Iw advance .n Head for one taa wash far SR cent, cash iu DIRECTIONS. CATARRH week lor 35 ots. In advance. advance. Science Can always ba found at the periodi o OK SALE—bO acres! anu.aifgoon soil,fiigS Slowly Solving' The Mystery Apply a particle of the | tores of: elevatioD on the road, three miles from balm directly into the F~ LET—An upstalr» rent of seven rooms. ; uid overlooking Portland. Electrics are to te DAMARISCOTTA. VVeare, N. H., to visit their son, Kev. of Pliosphorescence- nostrils, lyraw storony John Chisholm, 309 Congress street. rO six on one flat, pleasant and sunny,central ixtended within 10 minutes walk of the prem- W. S. Randall, breaths through the B. MONEY TO LOAf Damarlsootta Mils, Sept. 34—Thomas A. Merrill, 247 jcation. lust the rent for a family without ses before 1. 1807. A good Invest- Melville nose. Use three times F. *• On mortgages for or short time. Parties .January Bibber, Philip Webber, Vi. Goold. 405 long hildien, At 143 Franklin street, C. I. ORR. nent. Price \V. H. WALDRON J. our representative elect, a meals wishing to build, or to borrow oil real $1,000. &_00,, York, Esq., Charles Bihbor and Leon Merriinan went day\ after pre- U. G. Fessenden, 526 money 25-1 180 Miadle ferred, and before re- H. Jewett state security can obtaiu funds on favorable __ receive! a welcome at his home on to W. 604 street.___25-1 royal Portland, Wednesday. erms. SCARBOROUGH BROS. & 88 1-2 convenient lower flat 7 rooms. sohool The Progress of Investigation, Experiment tiring. I, A. Libby. 660 CO.. LET—Very SALE-One mare, 6 years old, his election. He Miss Vira H. Lord is teaching Street. rO 299 to small bay the evening following F. A. Jeiiison, 935 Congres street Exchange augfidtf Cumberland street, S20.00 FORsound and 1000 pounds, in district No. Miss Ella M.Randall in and Discovery as They Have Been Made H. H. 164 to 160 Middle St. kind, weight com- 5, J. J..Beardworth, 87 India street smily. SHAW, •are for of will l e was met by a largo and enthusiastic E. 25-1 lady to drive, afraid nothing, No. 4, Miss Mabel Storer in No. 2, und ELY’S II. Krskine. 43 Middle street. b. EEDT^ sciem >°ld at or 25 Down to the Recognition of the Roent- F. **|Vft. bo^nlc^pliysician^ a bargain. Call at 167 Newbury [ ivuy of citizens, who regardless of poli- Miss Ella Fisher from in No. 6. J. W. 2 street tiflc and magnetic healer, 42 Brown street, Jotton 26-1 Topsham Peterson, Exchange No. 3 Sumner street. Dennis, 419 Commercial Portland, Me., treats all diseases that flesh is HO LET—Down stairs rent tics bed come to pay tneir to the Mr. J. N. Bailey returned to Spring- gen Kay. Jlr. street L and respeots CREAM BALM Cor. and heir to. Second Office hours from 9 a. Court, 6 rooms; very convenient sunny, one, in GOLD IN C. S. Cole, Boyd Oxford street sight. to IjiOR SALE—Hot air lurnace. a good and friend. field, Mass., Thursday. HEAD m. to 12 in.; 1 m. to 9 rlth Best $10.00 reot in town honored citizen, neighbor Bit bit the old J. W. Peterson, 177 Middle street p. p. m.21-1 large yard. condition, at a low Inquire of The infant daughter of Charles J. by mystory which sur- J ight H. H. 154 to 160 Middle fln,e price Opens and cleans the Nasal Passages, Allays Vf. A. Golden. 76 Exchange street party. SHAW, F. P. TIBBETTS & 4 and 6 Free street. Ho was received with cheers and music. infantum. of the * or 92 North street. 25-1 CO., Storer is ill with cholera rounds the subjeot emission of light Pam and In 11am mat ion, Heals and Protects Westmau & West, 93 and 96 Commercial rpRUSTWORTHY person to travel. Salary treet, was a most the Membrane from Restores the JL and __|_24-1 It certainly pleasing expres- by phosphorescent substances is un- Colds, Senses street. $780 expenses. Reference. Enclose r LET—Nice furnished house of 14 rooms, NEW GLOUCESTER. being of Taste and Smell. Is absorbed. 146 self addressed ^pO POk SALE—one of the best farms in Cnmber- sion cf esteem and Mr. York is quickly Gives W. A. Gillls. Commercial street. stamped envelope, SECRE- situated at Woodfords, on line of electrics, * land popular raveled. stories of at once. 50c at or County, 175 acres. Good 2 story Uncanny corpse lights relief Druggists by mail* Prank Freeman. 190 Brackett street TARY. Box P., Chioago.sept26d4w l ath room, steam stable 3 stalls, con- 21—A Chris- heat, house, 3 large barns excellent entirely worthy of it. Sabbathday Lake, Sept. and will o’ the continue to fur- samples 10c by mail. John H. Allen, 881 Vs Congress street ected with the house, of carriage room, pasture, plenty wisps may to retire from the hotel business plenty wood, outs 60 tons hay, seven miles from Port- tian Endeavor society was organized at ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St., New York. DennetdiCo, the Florist, 646 Congress street J nice with all m perfect Frank Jones weut to Marlboro, Mass., nish food for the folklorist, and the fabled I offer for sale the Limerick house, sit- lazza, yard shruberv, depot aud stores. W. F. Lake under the G. J. Hodgson, 96Vs Portland street DESIRING J rder. Price reasonable. N. S. GARDINER, aV,'l' n?-ao a®®?01*- Sabbathday Sunday, Aladdin will flourish forever in uated in the of Me. Com- DRESSER,80 Exchange St. 24-1 Monday to spend a low days with his M. lamp of T. M. Glendeuing, Long Island. village Limerick, 85 Middle street. 23-1 directions of Edw. Dolley, president pletely in liv- when she a F. L. Brackett. Peaks Island. furnished, building good condion, brother Fred, a former resident of this of the Christian Endeavor society. story. Science, dissipates mys- stable SALE Woodfords, nice 9 Gray E. L. Littlefield, 189 street ery connected. For terms, etc., address FOR cottage, The ends the heart of Congress S. E. PO LET—Furnished rooms. 142 PLEASANT r<>nms in perfect repair, stable ana who with bis leaves this Fourteen joined as active members. tery, always by leaving J. E. Harmon, 1115 GRANT. Limerick, Me.25-1 \ large place, family Congress street. ST., corner Park.23-1 lot with fruit trees, excellaut will tie held on Saturday even- the fable untouohed. Nevertheless she does C. E. Morrill & Co., 931A neighborhood, weak for Bothern California. meetings Congress street MB. AND MRS. CHAS. H. TOBY. Teachers close to electrlos. city sewer and Sebago in at Die school house. the facts that lie at the base of ro- L. H. Beal, 422 Congress street. lYA will take ings explore 0f piano, will receive pupils at 269 ST. CTOR RENT—On Franklin street, a tenement 8700 itsubiect to mortgage now of Mrs. Clark and two held a J. M. Googins, 221 street. George children, Mr. Cartlaud, of Lewiston, and sometimes deals with Spring JOHN Lout entrance to Union L of 6 rooms in cemented cellar 8900 upon the property on 5 years W il mance, cruelly Mrs. A. cor. ST., opposite good order, have returned from where at the school house Sunday, MoKenzie, Spring and Clark Station. Terms: 75 and 60 cts. 23-1 J nd and BENJA- WALDRON & CO., 180 Middle street’ 28-1 Wbitelield, meeting them. streets. furnace; sui^y pleasant. was attended. dlN 51 1-2 street. 22-1 the last t wo months. which largely i-1 T. 48 Portland : SHAW, Exchange they have spent Of the out of the way corners of science J. Wyer. Pier. TO LOAN on first and second l^OR 8ALE-Wood, coal'.tand ice business Mrs. C. L.Hubbard, of Palmyra, is G. W. Hunt, 8 Custom House -JA■jtf'ONEY A near W. N. wife aud are none has boen more than that Wharr. mortgage, real estate, bonds, life insur- rooms—8« winter street, Portland, Me., thriving city, looatiori Barstow, daughter, at P. H. Hubbard's tempting • John Cox. 28 Monument visiting ® square. ance policies when three years old and any Furnishedwith steam heat, gas, bath room, on unexcelled, spur tracks, 6000 tons of coal per a few with Eeander Bart- of the Friends’ which is concerned with the strange prop- IMPORTED Dennett, the Florist 563 spending days Paokard and Hammon, Congress street good collateral security, also commercial 1 arge front and hall room, one large oack year easily sold, large wood trade, best busi- heat. To F. Hutchinson. 12 Elm street. ness lett of street. church, are holding revival meetings at erty of giving out light without J. paper cashed at short notice. W. P. CARR, \ oom, back parlor, two good sized rooms in opening in Maine. Price reasonable. Fall Bay Information the school house. the alchemists are due the beginnings of places out side the cl room 6,185 Middle street. 23-1 « econd story. 22-1 cheerfully given. Small capital Dora 'lobin has a week’s CONVENIENT, Fall trade returned,after real Did not Kraflt evolve from Auburn—J u. HaskelL required. just beginning. DALTON at discovery. Sc 478 1-2 sojourn Pemaquid. Augusta—J. F. Pierce, 1 LET—At $9 month, CO., Congress street, opp. Preble WANTE D PICKLED BEETS. a hideous brew of matter the ma- O. WENTWORTH—Enlarged to double its per nearJWoodfords, irs. Hattie Jones, of Brooklyn, N. Y., organic STRONG, Bath—John Shaw. six one minute from THEformer capacity, now ready; line large rO rooms, electrics, _22-1_ is her .Mrs. B. K. York. terial afterward isolated as the ohemlcal Berlin Falls, N. H.—0. S. Clark, : ind six minutes from M. C. R. R. station visiting sister, rooms with new improved steam heaters; SALE—A in clef ted hard of West Somer- Its slow oxidation COMFORTABLE, Biddelord—A. M. Burnham. ind post office. to SCOTT WILSON, 176£ bargain Samuel C. Hancock, element, phosphorus? W. T. newly papered and painted, thoroughout; i Apply wood at $5 per cord. JOHN L. Bardsiey. ■ diddle Portland. 22-1 FOR DALOT, ville, is spending his vaoation among A Lewiston Painter with a Jag Creates a In moist air produces the pale gleam fa- W. dining room enlarged and under new man- street, 156 Commercial street. 22-1 LIGHT. Bridgton—A. Ingalls. Table board first class. For further friends hero. to as to P, Shaw. agement. Sensation. miliar every schoolboy belonging Brunswick—F. I front room with to nformation call at house, 148 Spring St. 18-4 LET—Large alcove, ARM FOR SALE—One mile from Bath on Frank E. Webster, who was obliged matches. Did not an obscure shoe- Cape Elizabeth—Dyer df Jose. lucifer Fold Complete Four Ounces. rO hot and cold water, furnace heat, bath the river, 100 acres, cuts 30 ton of return to on account of the Compactly, Weight Cumberland Mills—H. G. Start hay, Somerville, maker of discover that heat- Tt fME MO AH—Card Palmist and Impres- : oom nrivileares. Inauire 11 Henrv street. of wood to sell, large orchard, winter Bologna by for Camden—Fred Lewis. plenty iiinoss of Ernest A. is in town for Admirably adapted Baby Carriages, Ham- •• -LT.M- sionai at 22-1 York, a mixed with a little flour H. Header, now jrree street, fruit, good wharf, nice house painted and TO THE PRESS.] ing in furnace, mocks, etc. for travellers J. Gould. a two weeks’ visit. Mr. York’s many [SPECIAL Indispensable and L. Portland, Me. This wonderful lady has bee n blinded, ample outbuildings, a forced sale meal, a certain powdered spar from Monte vacationists. Cornish—E. Brown.; filends will be glad to hear of his re- N. J. Scanlon. consulted by thousands of the most fntelli- I |10 LET—Large front room; open fire place; at $1200 greatest bargain in Maine. W. H. Lewiston, September 21.—Thomas Col- there was a DeeriUK— in all of the an *- hot WALDRON. CO.. 180 Middle street. 22-1 c every. Paterno, yielded chalky pow- Deeding Center—A. A. McCone. gent people parts world, |water heat; hot and cold water; all has been pronounced a most successful < :onvenlenoes in house. 146 HIGH ST. 21-1 Ebeu one of our esteemed oiti- lins, a painter living with his wife on der having the property of shining in the Damanscotta—E. W. Dunbar. Eugley, • forecaster of events. Mme. Moah ■ three been to sun- IMPORTED • Fairfield—E. H. Evans. coming LAUNCH for sale cheap; 25 feet znua, who has been sick nearly Franklin created something of a dark after having exposed was bom withthe to reveal I stret, P. White dc Oow power your LET—Through the winter months, fur- STEAMover all, 5 1-2 feet beam, all fitted out, m weeks with oomrestion of the brain. Farmington—H. and r sensation here tonight. He came home light? Freeport—A. W. Mttcheu. past, present future; explains dreams, nished bouse. No. 321 SPRING STREET, nrst class condition. Address E. L. IL, 4U« is slowly improving. During his illness Here was a No combus- gives advice on love, matrimony and busi- inquire on the 19-1 and demanded prime mystery. Fryeburg—A. C. Frye. premises. Portland street. Portland, Me.25-1 his sou uuil of drunk about 7 o’clock ness ; causes with proper advice and A. Eugley wife, Bath, tion, no waste of substance—in short, a Fryeburg—J. T, Whitmore. sneedy have been at his bedside day and night. some beet piokles for supper. Mrs. Col $1.00. Gardiner—Russell Bros. happy marriages; tells when and how to IF YOUR WATCH KICK FOB SALE—We have lust received mere of to emit it PRICE, and bottling up daylight a m a speculate; lucky unlucky days: true and BULBSfrom the a choice lot of Durch Quite a number from this place are lins didn’t have in stock and Insin- IjrrtJOU DBuuiuB—d. moivu Importers any with a feeble night long gleam when J. Lermond. false friends, etc. Office hours Week days, Ll'I will take the kick out of It and make it Bulbs, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, Crocu3, &e to go to Bath Saturday on a again Gorham—L. planning uated that Tom would have to le To famous N. H.—S. M. Leavitt* 11, 6, 7, 9. Sundays, 2, 9. 11-3 keep good time. 76a, clean Flour Pots, Jardinieres. Hanging Baskets, Soil train to hear reg all around was dark. the phos- Son. Mainsprings special Bryan speak. Kennebunk—J. H. Otis. ng $1.00; mainspring and cleaning combined lor Plants. W. C. SAWYER & CO., 7 and 9 a himself some other This or succeeaoa tne more Bov. C. L. Banghalt preached very upon delicacy. phorus isoiogna Kennebunkport—C. E. Miller. 4IOURSE TICKETS for Juvenile Dancing ■ 11.60; all work llrstolaas. MoKENNEY, The Preble street. 21-1 of s-’ interesting and instiuctive sermon at tte displeased Lim so much that he oom- brilliant phosphorus John Canton, con- Livermore Falls—C. Newman. School for beginners; also school for adults Feweler. Monument Square. janietf Methodist church lust Sunday to a large cocted of oyster shells caloined with ohar- Lewiston—Chandler & Winship, at Thatcher Post hall. For circulars and tick- island—Hughey Bros. ets please call at HAWES’ MUSIC LET—Two or three tenements in the and appreciative audienoe. There being ooal or meal in a closed crucible. And the GEG.TFRYE Long STOKE, mannered but out an A. Grant. 414 Congress 12-2 rO western part of the city ($15 per month no service at the house a way, fortunately Limerick—S. St._ FOR SALE. Baptist quite our ind phosphorus of Canton is in day super- 320 CONCRES8 ST. Mechanic Falls—Merrill & Denning. upwards to $37.60). B. D. VERRILL, number fr ni that society were present. in his wrist before the stock was business suits for fall and 191 Middle street. artery seded by luminous paint, used for clock je2m,w&fr,tl No. Deerlug—A. C. Noyes. idm., 19-1 Frank who has a in N. STYLISHwinter made to order from $20 Clark, position exhausted. He bled so badly that the faces and matchbox that need to be North Stratford. H.—J. C. Huohtlns, up. is at home on a tops, P. Pants from $0.00 up. Overcoats from $22 Watertown, Mass., him to to To the Honorable Board of the Norway—F. Stone. LET—The dry goods store occupied by We offer for sale our Residence at So. neighbors tried to induce go visible in the blackness of Science A. O. Co. up. FRED T. LUNT, 236 Middle street. 10-1 vacation. night. Noyes r W. W. Cutter in Odd Fellows’ block on Railroad Commissioner* & 1 458 Cumberland Sear State. Services were held at St. Patricks the hospital. He refused, but insisted tells us that, after all, these are only sul- of Old Orchard—Fogg bby. datnSt., floor space 1826 feet with basement, St., K. Millett. TO LOAN—On first or church last of the alkaline be that Richmond—A. second mort- rhe store is centrally located and lighted by Sunday. In pacing up and down the street, phides earths, but, Maine. MONEY on Rumford Falls—H. L. Elliott. gages real estate, personal properly, ileotric lights. Inquire of M. W. STILES, Ephraim Binscott arrived home from so, those that shine best are never pure -C. A. Clifford. stocks, or collateral This house is located on the very sunny de- bleeding profusely. Finally he became petitioner that bonds, any good securities. dawks’ coal office, or C. B. Woodman’s to attend respectfully represents of A. C. drug sirable oorner of Cumberland and Avon Burlington, Mass., Saturday sulphides. YOURIt Is a chartered Rockland—Dunn & Carr. Inquire LIBBY & CO., 42Vs Exchange Westbrook. streets, so weak that he was got into the house corporation by special •• itore, City sept9-4 and contains 8 beside small the funeral of his father, Joshua Lin- akin to is the statute granted by the Legislature of A. J. Huston. street._ sep 9-4 rooms, sewing Closely phosphorescence Maine, room, bath room, cedar closet, and is scott, of West Neck, Nobleboro. and nad physicians summoned. and duly established thereunder; that it has Sanford—F. H. Wingate. per- property of fluorescenoe, the nature of & Buck. have a nice lot of mgs which I fectly heated with a combination of steam and Clms. Wylie, of Haverhill, arrived In this time he had lost so much obtained its looation asprovided in the statute Skowhegan—Blxby By some of the facts were South Portland—J. F. Merriman. NOTICE—Iwill exchange for cast off clothing, be- hotair: dining room and kitchen finished in town last week to a few visit- which, though from the municipal officers of the towns ot spend days •' & ing ladies’ dresses, gentlemen’s and hardwood; principal living rooms and halls blood that his condition was dangerous, known to Goethe, to Brewster and to Bruuswick and Topsham, and in H. Ricker Son. clothing MARRY ME ARRABELLA ing relatives and friends here and in constructing Windham—J. W. Read. children’s clothing. I pay cash for them If handsomely decorated; laundry in basement; work tbe Its line of railroad in aocoi dance with the said Louth ND I will tuoh a at Warren, his former home. but after about two hours’ phy- Herschol, was first explained by Sir George Paris—A. D. it is preferred. Send postals or letters to 4 buy you pretty ring cellars all cemented, and is altogether a very locution on Main street on the w est side of the South Sturtevant, A- A thousand of the bee a MR. or MRS. 96 Middle St. 3-2 them, desirable residence for a small family. John Wultz and John Beeves, of Brigh- sicians bad succeeded In bringing him Stokes. A chip of horse chestnut bark, Us traok will be constructed South Paris—F. A. Shurtleff. D’GROOT, McKenney's. Mall, necessarily :he largest, the prettiest stock. Engagement at the house or 176 Commercial made a short visit here last of or a of the across tracks built South Waterboro—G. C. Downs. Applv 8t, ton, Mass., out of crystal quinine grain dye already and operated bv TO LOAN—On first or second mort- ind Wedding, rings a special lty. McKENNY F. DOTKN, danger. the Maine Central Railroad Saco—H. B. Kendrloks & Co. sept!9dtfR. week. ~ is into The MONEY’ on real rhe Monument hns been stuff eosin dropped water—acidu- Cempany. E. L. Preble. gages estate, stocks, bonds, Jeweler. Square lan!6ft l)r. William Trescott Collins is a house' painter, but precise point of crossing the tracks of the above life Insurance XiOR SALE—Deering Center. 7 acres of land passed through it to hasten South Bristol—N. W. policies or any good securities. A lated, m«y be, solution—and, menlloned road appears on a which is on Carnage. LET—On Commercial store for. In highest cultivation, used now as market hero this week. in tbe liquor business and has made plan Thomastou—E. Walsn. Notes discounted at low rate otiuterest, wharf, behold, the liquid exhibits on the surface file at the office of the Selectmen in Brunswick. I. 48 IlO merly occupied by the late Charles F. In garden and is all available for building lots, for Vlnal Haven—A. B. VinaL P. BUTLER, Exchange street. 14-4 PERU. muoh trouble tbe police. a Your petitioner prays that Honorable suitable for buelness or storage. Also located 3 minutes from electrics, $4000. exposed to light most beautiful ooloring, your Waldoboro—Geo. Bliss. graham, price Board determine the manner aud condi- ■tore occupied C. W. Lombard. Also Half can remain on mortgage If desired. IV. Several weeks ago be assaulted his blue or as the case be. may lately by green, orange, may tion of the construction aud maintenance of Waterville—W. D. Spalding. stores suitable for to B. W. H. WALDRON & CO.. 180 Middle Bt. 19-1 Peru, Sept. 24—The towu of Peru for B. WANTED. storage. Apply mother-tu-law with a rooker and she has That a liquid should possess a surface tne said crossing and apportion the Westbrook—W. Boothby. JONES, 90 Commercial street. jlySldtf the first time in Its history, has a town expense S. oolor where the first strikes and connected therewith as provided by law. Winthrop—F. Jackson. SALE—Substantial up town house; 8 hail now at the center of the never recovered from the blow. He was light it, building BRUNSWICK ELECTRIC RAILROAD CO. Woodfords—Chapman & Wyman. Forty words Inserted wader this heed FORrooms and bath; hot and cold water; set that oolor be different from the oolor one week for 2$ town. Ever since its incorporatiou it saved from a term in prison at this time quite By GALEN C. MOSES. President. TarmouthvUle—G. Howard Humphrey. cents, eash In adranoe. LOST AND FOUND. tubs; perfect plumbing; furnace; attractive rental or some of the as seen transmitted has relied upon oooupied bis wife’s who has liquid Itself, by Dated at Brunswick this 17th day of Septem- surroundings; sunny exposure; excellent neigh- by testimony, always ber D. borhood: for Immediate school house for all town meetings. For light, is a fact that fascinates by its para- A. 1896, Forty words Inserted under this head already occupancy. stood by him A true ■MTANTED—Private pupils; thorough prepara- to JOHN H. CARD. 98 over it rented what was the doxical nature. the copy. " one week for SB cents, cash la advance. Apply Exchange St., forty years Why should green tion la all branches requisite for admis- Me.19-1 Methodist now owned Attest; E. C. FARRINGTON, Clerk. Portland, meetinghouse, by liquid made by macerating young green sion to any college or scientific schools, Includ- and 'located near PORTLAND POST picked up a blaok pocket XtOR lots at Oakdale. The the Baptist church, STAKE. leaves with a OFFICE ing French, German and Higher Mathematics. SALE—Building BURNED AT THE In alcohol shine deep red LOST—Whoeverbook a sum of A Land offer for on the new hall. The hall is two stories ON THE Pupils of either sex reoelved or in small (containing quite money Deering Co. tale favor- on surface? FOREGOING PETITION. singly and note for lu B. & M. car at color its Fluorspar, the “blue- classes Fifteen years’ experience In $76) smoking able terms desirable building lots on Forest high, having a school room, wood room, teaching. noon. will be of the exhibits a similar Ordered: That the petitioner cause to be EDMUND A. DE GAKMO.127 St. Union station, Thursday Sept. 17, Avenue, Falmouth, Fessenden, Pitt, William, efc. on the first floor. The work Is well Horrors Attending the In- john” miners, Emery 26-2| rewarded W. S. Unprecedented published a true copy of said petition, and this liberally by addressing. 8., and Deering streets, Oakdale. Apply to CH AS. under James W. master possession, for its surface color Is differ- OFFICE HOURS. A Kent will 18 cents PRESS Portland. 83-1 along Goweil, surrection in Islands. order ot notice thereon, four days successively pay Office, C. ADAMS. Treat., 31 Exchange street. Philllpine ent from the tint of the WANTED—Goudyfor flour barrels. a and we mechanic). The chimney is built from mineral. in the Portland Dally Press, a newspaper pub- Drop postal jeleowk20wk lished at In the of Cashier's 7.30 a will call for them. 24-2 POUND—On Payne road, Cape Elizabeth, the ground and the roof is shingled and Stokes showed that this surface tint is Portland, County Cumber- Office, (Snndays excepted), F SALE—At Oakdale. New house on land, and once in the Brunswick m. to 7.00 p. m.; Money order department, 9 a pocketbook containing sum of money. Can clapboards are being laid on the walls. 24.—A despatch to due to the of the In trans- Teiegraph, a FORPitt street, contains seven rooms and Madrid, September property liquid at m. to 5.00 p. m. Registry department, 9.00 wanted—Private party wishes to be had by calling at JOSEPH W. JOHNSON, The inside walls and will be newspaper published Brunswick, in the bath, hot and cold water, cemented cellar, ceiling the from says that forming into visible colored light some of of Cumberland. The first a. m. to 6.00 p. m, HOUSEpurchase a modern ten or twelve room Stroudwater, proving property and paying hard from Imperial Hong Kong, County publication large lot, will be sold on easy terms. Apply sheathed with pine Georgia, waves #hloh are in the Portland Press detached house, with stable, In western part of charges. 21-1 steamers from the of the the invisible always pres- Daily to be at least four General Delivery, (Sundays excepted) 7.30 to DEERINO LAND CO., Charles C. Adams, a finish. The is Manila, capital before the 28th city. Price from $7,000 to $12,000. For par- making pretty building ent In daylight, and from their in days Monday day of September. a.m. to 7.00 p. m. Sunday 9.00 to 10.00 a. m. Treasurer, 31 Exchange street. septl0-4w substantial. islands the announce- position A. D. on the ticulars Real Estate Office, First National very Philllpine brings 1896, which day Board of Railroad Carrierrt apply WANTED—FEMALE HALF, the spectrum are called ultra violet waves, Commissioners will view the Deliveries, (Sundays excepted)—In Bank Building. FRED’K 8. VAILL. 25-1 'E'OR SALE—In Yarmouth, at the corner of ment that Cavite Is occuied In- location and be in business section of the between and BALDWIN. by 16,000 waves of shorter and session at the city High In- A Park and Main Sts., near the O. T. R. being length higher Maine Central Passenger Btatlon dia streets at 7.00 and 9.15 a. m. 12m. l.oo TOAST HORSES WANTED—One or two trot- Forty words Inserted under this head a built and well surgents. Over a hundred monks have of in Brunswick, at 11 o’clock in the fore- I depot, thoroughly finished two North Baldwin, 24—A. B. San- frequency vibration than the shortest of and 5.15 p. m.; in other sections at 8.00 ters that oan show 30, and pacers that can one week for 26 cents, eash In advance. Sept. noon for the indicated in said story honse and stable, with ample grounds. been murdered in the islands since the visible the This purposes а. m., 1.80 an. at show 20. Address with P. horn was quite sick last week, but Is bet- waves—namely, violet. petition. Said shall send p. Sunday delivery particulars, B., o. Including garden. This Is very desirable prop- petitioner copies Office window, 9.0Q to 10.00 a. m. Collections Box 24-1 ter now. out of the insurrection. Many transmutation of visible into Invisible of the and order to the 1819, City. erty, the location being one of the best In the breaking foregoing petition from street boxes at 11.00 a. 4.00 girl for cooking and general John Saur is at work for A. B. San- Countv Commissioners of Cumberland m., village. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to victims were fastened to trees, their Stokes named fitwrescenoe. county, and 8,00 p. m. Collection from Atlantic to TETANTED—Sportsmen to guide through one WANTED—Ahousework. 603 CUMBERLAND ST. also the officers of the town of *» CHARLES W. JORDAN, Yarmouthvllle. born. Then municipal Grove on 6. m. of the best In uorthern 1 clothing soaked with kerosene oil and followed the discovery that these Brunswick and to Congress, a. Sunday, 6.00 p. hunting grounds _25 22-4 Miss of is the the Maine Central Rail- Maine. of warrented and canoes CarWand, Windham, and had been burned to death. which as m. ouly. Plenty game for housework. ignited, ■waves, excite fluorescence, above road Corporation. and full ontfit ■WANTED—A girl general of Mrs. Nathaniel Wiggin. camping furnished. Terms rea- FF Must be a cook and refer- guest Kloh natives were being arrested daily. and which are the waves l or the Board of ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. good bring are described, very ,T R Peaks ( sonable. Write us for further Information. FOR SALE. Miss Cora and Sophronia Wiggin been seized au- ences. Apply evenings after Sept. 23d at 97 Documents had by the that are most active are Chairman. STEPHEN GILES, JR., E. L. IRV- sick with photographically, ] Rallroa“TCommissionersof Boston, Southern and Western, Intermediate PALMER, Spring street. MRS. 8. A. STEVENS. 24-1 whooping cough. thorities in whiob Hre given names of ( Maine. ING E. PALMER, Guides. P. 0. address, Cider Burrela al Standard Oil Miss Hattie is school also the waves that ate most active In pro- Dated tnis 19th of A. offioes and connections via Boston Sc Maine Wiggin teaching the and various other officials day September D. 1896. Patten, Me. 24 3 as assistant In a lucrative president railroad (Eastern division) Arrive at I a.m 12.30, lady of at West Baldwin. ducing phosphorescence In the luminous sept24d4t WANTED—Abusiness. Must be a conversational- Co., N. If. Office 33 West of the proposed republio. б, and 11.00 p. m.; close 8 a. m. ana 11.30 good Miss Ernestine Sanborn has resumed paints. Here was afforded a very broad or house to do ist and and manner. Commercial Portland Wholesale Grocers a. m. 1.00, 6.00 and 9.00 p, m.; Sunday, arrive YE7ANTED—Washing oleaning possess vivacity pleasing Street, opposite Ler duties at Brook. and Flour or work iu a family two or three hours a Address f‘G. A. R.,” 69 Spring street, stating Pigeon hint that both fluoresoence and phosphor- 1.00 p. m.; close 4.80 and 9.00 p. m. Maine Central Miss Etta Sunburn is gladly welcomed Colby Opens With Entering Class of TO. Dealers’ Association. day. Address C. M. 159 Washington St. 24-1 where an interview oan be had.24-1 R. R. Freight escence might be, like photographic ac- Boston, Southern and Western, and Inter- back to her school at North Baldwin. mediate offices via Boston Waterville, September 24.—Colby Uni- tions, chemioal phenomena In their es- and connections, and infant or ehild of any age to ■flTANTED—A girl for general housework for Depot. THE annual meeting of this Association will Maine railroad (Western at YITANTED-An sepl6dtf A division)—Arrive board and care for. Also persons to oc- Mrs. M. M. Butler. She will see any who YARMOUTH. versity ODer.ed today with a full atten- sence. be held at the office of the H. and 8.30 President, 11,30 a.m., 12.30, 6.30 p. m.; close cupy furnished rooms: two square rooms, con- at No. 1 THOMAS ST. 23-1 S. on mly apply 24—Mr. A. F. there about 70 in the frSsh- Then the patient Becquerel, using In- Melcher, MONDAY; Sept. 28th. at 4 6 and 8.00 a. m„ and 2.30 and 5 p. m. nected or and with North Yarmouth. Sept, dance, being o'clock lri the separately, sunny pleasant; afternoon. Business: Reports or heat. who has been his father, stu- strumental methods for observing sub- Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad—Arrive without Apply at house. 279 CUM- lady also to act Kowe, visiting men class. At the first ohapel, tbe of committees, election of officers, and any BEKI.AND bookkeeper, to stances in the dark after had been ex- 2 and 4 a. m. and 12.30 and 2 p. m.; close ST. Upper bell.. 23-1 as cashier. Address M, at this office Mr. j. P. Kowe, lias returned Color- they other business that corns before WANTED—A dents were addressed by Dr. Wm. Mat- may regularly 12.00 m. and 9.00 p. m. In own 22-1 ado. to and to ultra vio- it. Per order. to know that J. G. handwriting. posed light, especially Intermediate offices and connections public hews of class of ’33. Tbe foot W. P. Augvsta, WANTED—TheCURRIER, bell is at 137 Clark Miss Ethel Hamilton, vrho has been Boston, let waves for a brief fraction of a CHASE, Sec’y. via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at 2.00 and hanger, second, Portland. Me.. street. Speaking tubes and hand bells of all to travel with show com- are tbe best in the ool- Sept. 28, 1896, 8ept24p4t« 9.00 a. in. 12.30 and 6.00 close at 6.00 ball prospeots showed that phosphorescence, so far from p.m.: kinds put into hotels, private houses and WANTED—Ladlespany, all expenses paid. Call at Duraut icturned to her home. a. m„ 12.00 m„ 4.10 and 9.00 p. m. Hotel ask for MR. BLAKE. 21-1 lege history. being a rare property, is possessed by in- steamboats at short notice; all work war- today, ftev. Mr. Farnbam, who has been tak- THE CUMBERLAND Farmington, intermediate offices and conges- ranted ; orders mail attended to. 22-1 numerable kinds of stuffs. Chalk, porce- FARMERS’ by ing his will occupy the tions. via Maine Central Railroad—Arrive at vacation, pulpit of various wishing a fine, clear WANTED—SITUATIONS. on lain, glass sorts and rubies 12.00 m. and 6.00 p. m.; close at 8.00 a. m„ a»;nia Sunday. should not fall to use the a and 12.00 m. WANTED—LaiUescomplexion Airs. E. M. Melntire is friends shine for twentieth of a second or so. famous Pearl. Free trial visiting She Remained. CLUB, Dockland, Intermediate offices and connections Liquid given. Forty words inserted under this heed Why Some artificial chemical Ladies call. Also in Lynn, Mass. crystals, notably via Knox and Lincoln railroad—Arrive 12.30 please free samples of one week for 26 cents, cash in advance. Balm of cure for female troubles. MRS. Mi.;s Luna Dolloff has been obliged to “I notice your wife didn’t go to the the green compounds of uranium, shine give notice that a* the 25 class and 6 p. m.; close at 6.00 a. m. and 12.30 p. m. Figs her school in West Cumberland M. L. PETERSON, Knlghtvllle, Me. 22-1 give np lakes this summer. for but one-hundredth of a second or less. did not fill, a 27 has beeu Skowhegan, Intermediate offices and commo- W"ANTED—Situation of stenographer In a on account of sickness. from the time the made. tions. via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at MfANTED—Those in want of Protestant law office. 125 words speed. Two years “No, I couldn’t afford it Regarded standpoint, ’’ 12.00 m.: close at 12.30 p. m. or Catholic help for their hotel, restaur- experience. First class reference. Address, difference between and usuries close “That is what I told but phosphorescence sepi. houses or can a xvxiou vuai IVO n CUMBERLAND. my wife, you inuay, Island Intermediate offices and ants, boarding private families, V«v., vuiou, uiniuuio, fluorescence is a mere difference in sopt2*d2t Fond, Ft., find of to MRS. PAL- Box Y. remember that went the degree; connections, via Grand Trunk Railway—Ax plenty help by applying Reference. 0. F. Fellows 23-1 may she just MER’S 399 1-2 St. One hun- West Cumberland, Sept. 24—Miss the one is a persistent, the other a tran- rive at 12.00 m.; close at 1.00 p. m. office, Congress same. dred girls waiting for employment. Dclloil has been obliged to give up her sient transformation of the waves. NOTICE. N. intermediate offices and con- Hugh OITUATION by an American woman Gorham, II., Murray, Manager.19-1 having school in No. 4 because of sickness. The ‘‘I didn’t tell wife. I a hotel nections, via Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive a. the reputation ol being a first class house- my got Oh the top of these discoveries of a gen- This Is to warn all persons against filled Miss Nellie harboring 8.40 a. m. and 12.00 m.; close at 8 a. in. desirous of keeper, unuerstauding thoroughly the art of vacancy has been by to address an came the nota- or trusting Marianne on persons acquir- typewriter girl envelope eration ago observations, my wife, Wereuskjold, 1.00 and 7.30 p. m. in good cooking, a situation as housekeeper for Groves. account as I will noue of her alter WANTED—Alling good health, improvement to me in a nioe feminine hand and then those of that fluorescence and my pay bills, widower, or would as for in- has bly Crookes, this date. OLEF L. WEREUSKJOLD. Montreal—Arrive at 7.00 a, m. and 6.00 p.m morals, obtaining happy homes, to go to the go companion Mrs. Marauda Mansise gone to F. Institute at valid ; best of reierence. Address or call it.out of at home.” phosphorescence are stimulated by electric Sept. 23, cose at 8 a. m. 7.30 p. m. Keeley Deering, Maine, and be- city Camoridge, Mass., to spend a few weeks. dropped my pocket 1896.sept24dlw* come cured of the diseases from the at 175 FRANKLIN ST.19-1 THEEE CLASSES 0? MEN con- arising in vacuum much more brilliant- Ft., Intermediate offices and PTnuasIvp nap rtf Tinm Oninm T^hoo/.A o-n/1 Mr. Chris, bliaw and sister Eda, are —Cincinnati Enquirer. discharges WEALED Frososals will be received until 12 Swanton, nections, via Mountain Division M. C. R. R.— man 21 of their Mrs. C. Princa at ly than by even the brightest sunlight. The xr o’clock on the 1st of Ootober, 1886. for Cigarettes. Do it. 22-tf young years age visiting sister, day Arrive at 8.00 p. m.; close at 8.00 a. m. WANTED—Awould like a situation of some kind. is the title of a neat illustrated volume Mass. excited the two Horizontal Tubular Boilers; also proposals Sr-.l-ir, William Waxes Wroth. phosphorescence by discharge N. Intermediate offices and con- ICYCLES—I want to buy from $5000 to Has had experience with horses. Address I have issued for men. It and Mr. J. will be received lor the setting of tbe boilers Bartlett, H., just gives Mr. a. L. Clough Monill, from the cathode, or negative pole, In the nections via Mountain Division M. C. R. E.— $10,000 worth of bicycles, new, old or F. B., this office. 22-1 Dere mister editur how old mus’ and material neoessary according to plans and in plain language the effects following have returned fiom a much enjoyed trip you most attenuated vacuum Arrive at 9.00 a. m. 12.30 and 8.00 p. m.; damaged. Pay highest cash price. Call or possesses many specifications lor a system of heating for the ex- ti at. Minn. 8.00 a. m. and 12.30 m. send postal to call on you; also ex- youthful indiscretions and later Paul, be to jine the younited states armery i and brilliant features. Armory and Auditorium buildings in this city. close at p. bicycles striking n_t, AT TT nfHoai and /iais. A line for sale. No business WANTED—MALE HELP. cesses as The Cumberland Farmer’s Club will Plans and be seen at the changed. big Seminal Weakness, Impoten- wan’ to le’ve home every darn cigaret I Lastly come the memorable researches specifications may done on Saturday. BOSTON STORE, 411 hold their fair on their grounds at West office of Frederick A. Tompson, Architect, nections, via Portland &Rochester railroad—Ar- cv, Drains and Losses, Vericocele, At- usen to sister steles an now she of Lenard and of have Fore street. augl4-8 a to Cumberland 29 and HO. git my Roentgen, who- 122Vs Exchange street. rive at 1.46 and 6.00 p. m.; close at 6.30 and SITUATION WANTED-By young girl or bept. ® assist in housework. at 71 WASH- rophy undevelopment; and points has took the hull shootin match found in the emanations that proceed The committee reserves the right to reject 11.30 a. m. Inquire The Falmouth aud Cumberland Town- pockets IF WE WANTED A CLOCK INGTON ST. 24-1 out an easy and sure treatment and will from exhausted vacuum any or all bids. Cumberland Mills Gorham and Westbrook ship Sunday School Convention hold an all an i have one other properly tubes, cure at Hed- cigarets only JOHN L. COREY, at 8.46 a. m. 1.46 and Would to because he has home without Drugs or their 9tli convention at the Methodist when rays that ISaccarappd)—Arrive go McKenney’s she rides a wheel i am an eleotrleally stimulated, Secretary Public Buildings Committee. 6.80 and 11.30 a. m. and 6.30 WE more Icines. It also 25. pare desperit 6.00 p.m.; close up-to-date Clocks than all the other wanted to handle our full line of explains the cause and church West Cumberland, Sept. will penetrate paper, wood, flesh and even sept2a dtd stores combined. His 95c can not stan it no P. m. alarm clock is wak- SALELMENcigars. Good inducements. oure of Sciatica, Lumba- longer, respeckferiy, sheets of aluminium and the town. 95c Rheumatism, RAYMOND. opaque will nev- South Portland and Willard— Arrive at ing up Clocks, to $50.00, S. M. ROSIN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa. william Thomas do by MeKENNEY. The go, Kidney Complaints, etc., without Murphy. ertheless make their known .taught to doing 11.00 a. m.. 8.00 p. m.; close 7.00a.m„ Jeweler, Monument Square. presence by 7.30, sept21M,W&S3t_ re- Raymond, 24—Mr. Charles Mer- i think id be a m. ianlStt medicine. It is in fact a truthful Sept. rutber pirate.—New fluorescence and their 1.30 and 6.16 p. __ Mer- causing by photo- HELP WANTED—Two men who sume rill, cf Frye burg, is at Mrs. Myra and Cash Corner—Arrive 7.46 of' my thirty years wonderful York Sunday World. graphic action. Pleasanldale persons in want of trunks MALEcan give first class references to collect rill’s for a short vacation. a. it. and 4.30 p. in.; close 8.00 a- m. and 1.30 and to call on E. D. and Insurance the sucoess in the of these oases seems WANTED—Allbags REYNOLDS, solicit by Metropolitan Life curing by was at Roentgen’s worldwide discovery 09LLEB * Mr. Robert Leach, of Baldwin, SB p. m. 593 one door above Shaw’s Insurance A IT’S Congress street, Company. good opportunity for Electric self-treatment, and every WIT AND WISDOM. Mr. Qeo. Lenoh’s for a few almost like an inverse species of fluores- store, as vre manufacture our tho men. Room days. SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING SCHOOL Pleasantdale (additional) —Arrive at 11.16 grocery goods right Apply 28, First National middle or old man suf- and can young, aged Mr. ami Mrs. Alvin Dean, of Portland, cence—a transmutation from the lower to a. m., close at 6.30 p. m. therefore give bottom prices. Bank Building, city. 19-1 OFFICE PRACTICE FROM THE START. Trunks evenings. We frame fering the slightest weakness should were recently the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A the higher order of waves. And, indeed, repaired. Open Resemblance. Free t STAGE MAILS. pictures. fed4-5 read it and know where he stands. DeLanry bears. H. has shown that the Dry Theory Discarded. Send for Catalogue just McSwatters McSwitters a Besquerel highly It re- Kov. Edgar M. Cousens will deliver (handing L. A. GRAY & SON, Portland, Me. ■WANTED—Bright men can make $1,000 to is sent free, sealed, by mail upon fluorescent compounds of uranium will, Bowery Beach—Arrive at 6.30 p. m.; close at "» to I is second lecture la the course entitled weed)—There, old man! You’ll find that augl eod3m $3,000 per year selling Musical quest. Address after exposure to give off for many 2.00 p. m. Graphopboues. Well advertised. Write “The of Young People,” something like a cigar. light, today Temptations hours visible waves which resemble Cape Elizabeth and Knightvllle—Arrive at to Columbia Phonograph Company, Washing- 826 New York, at Union 27ch. McSwitters I re- closely HORSE TIMERS. #1 SANDER, Broadway, church, Sept. (puffing)—Hum Most 7.30 a. m. and D.30 m.; close at 6.o0a. m. ton, D. C. 24-9 rays in their power of p. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. F. C. Dolley markable resemblance. What is Roentgen’s penetra- m. All the ones in silver, gold filled and sil- having it?—New and 2.00 p. good Notice. to New York tion through aluminium and other opaque ver cases. Single and split seoonds. McKEN- messenger’s returned fiom their trip York Sunday World. /Pick Pond, Pride's Comer, Windham, Mo. and are at their home at the materials and in their action. NEY, the Jeweler. je26dtf WANTED. Falmouth, photographic Windham, Raymond and South Casco—Arrive Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County, m. village. So to the phenomena of phosphorescence, at 10.30 a. m.; close at 2.00 p. State of Maine, Cumberland as, Sept. and Mrs. Sears of Woodfords have SCHOONER Mr. and fluorescence we have now a hyperphos- IS LAUD MAILS. 23d, A. D., 1896. is to that on the 21st bean visiting relatives in tbis plnoe. to record. And if Wiedemac n Peak's Island—Arrive at 10.00,'a. m. and give notice, day phorescence of A. D.. a Warrant in Mrs. Alice Walker aud two 4.16 close 8.30 a. m. ana 2.46 p. m. THIS Sept. 1896, children, and his collaborators have half solved the FOR SALE. p. in.; LOVERS out of the Court of In- was are at Abble Insolvency issued of Scarboro, Mrs. J. Plum- Long and Island—Arrive e.t 9.30 of mystery of phoqjhorescence by showing Chebeaqus Of music who have never had the 75C. solvency for said County Cumberland, mer’s. a. m. and ofoee at 8.30 a. m. and 1.30 advantages MAINSPRINGS, tliat it is due to a sort of limited ohemiev 1 7p.m; New Resilient Waltham against the estate of at the oorn of H. L. When was we gave her Castoria. of a musical education are amazed and delight- Mainsprings, the Labelling factory Baby sick, p. m. best only warranted. WILLIAM HOBBS, of South of molecules under the in- ed made, 75e„ MoKEN- G. Portland, Forbam commenced the 25th. she cried decomposition (ousin’s Island—Arrive at 9.30 a. m.; close to find the whole realm of music opened to the When she was a Child, for Castoria. The schooner “Matthew Vas- NEY, Jeweler, Monument Insolvent on of electric or Sq. augSdtf adjudged to be an Debtor, peti- Mr. and Mrs. Hanson b. Clay, of fluence luminous simulation, 2.15 p. m. them through the use of an Aeolian, without she to tion of said debtor, wnioh petition was filed and Miss are at When she became Miss, clung Castoria. is no less bewilder- 10 a. m Woodfords, Minnie, the the mystery certainly sar, Jr.,” 116 tons, now Kaot&ort via Steamtr—Arrive the machine effects so offensive to a musical on the 21st of Sept A. D, I89u. to lying and day which Ceutral Ho'isa. When she had she them than before. The is itself Tues. and Sat.; close 3,30 p. m.. Tues. date interest on claims Is to be Children, gave Castoria. ing explanation at our foot ear. house of computed. Mr. Fred L. Brown has a nice in turn to be wharf, of Fri. twenty years’ That the of aiiy debts to or said btoycle. no less a mystery, needing High WANTED—Bystanding, a or first payment by C. Davis lady gentleman, Debtor, ana the transfer and of Mrs. Augustus has returned Review. at a willing to learn our then to delivery any explained.—Saturday street, for sale business, travel, bv him are forbidden by law. from her visit with friends in Portland. bargain. all expenses paid, or to do office work and property AEOLIAN RECITALS DAILY That a meeting of the creditors of said correspondence. Salary $800.00. Enclose their BERLIN CO. Debtor, to prove debts and choose one or HARPSWELL. Was Sure of Himself. MILLS self-addressed stamped envelope to A. T of To which all are more assignees his estates, will be held at lw cordially Invited. ELDER, Manager, care Dally Press. 4-12 West Harpswell, Sept. 24—Mr. Thomas Father—Wait a year, my son, and you sept23 a Court of Insolvency to be holrien at Probate Pennell and wife, with their grandson, Court Room. In said Portland, in said County of Prom a may feel very differently. on Master Tommie Frothingham from Port- High Standpoint. Cumberland the fiih day of October, Sou (confidently)—I’ve tested my love A. I).. 1896. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. land, have been visiting relatives here ‘Us there really anybody in America MISS ANNA C. MTILIET, for Miss thoroughly, and I know MAIN Given under my hand the date first above this weok. who desires to have the ele- Higgins SPRINGS'75k MAN WANTED-Not em- sincerely stage It cannot I’ve three THE written. change. played games M.SfiERT&SONSCO. CHRISTIANployed, known among church Charles A. Hinkley is visiting friends vated?” of people, of with and I still want for Genuine Waltham Bcsillent Teacher Pianoforte, $18 per week. WMte STANDARD MANU- at MaldeD, Mass. golf her, her Mainsprings 8t. Deputy SherUI, as Messenger Of 1 bo Court of “Yea, thegaljery gods.’’—Truth. wife.—New xork Times. XI PARRIS STREET, T.C.McGouldric, Mgr.,517 Congress FACTURING- OO., 11 Franklin street, Boston, Insolvency for said G. L. Randall and wife have gone to my tflstp-urmeod Mass, County of Cumberland. KSMNSKasBr “•‘5ia/Y aeptli eod2w* sapt7dlawl0wTu Bept24Aoctl -.-II. 1*1

U I'L• .2*®261 Ginger.x7®81* Lambs, 6*8. MISCELLANEOUS. STEAMERS. EAII.ROADS. _ STEAMERS. dressed,city, 6t*c Hi; 4c. MARINE NEWS FINANCIAL AND COUIERCIAL I®”*:,.2*®26d Starch. Begs, 1ft country, S?®? m®.22®2*| Laundry.4%(g6 turkeys, Western,iced 12®13o. Union Dacks.. “•4. .g2«36IGlosi.,6%i)T% ?hlckens, North, broilers, 15318c. FORT OF FORTLAND. call.... tiOgl.OOl Tobacco. rurkeys, frozen, —®.— ANNOUNCEMENT. CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. 4l,_„ *-®»d. Best brands.... B0@69 S«et.6%®7 thickens. Western,iced* 8®10VkO. THURSDAY, Sept. 24. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA. Medium.SOc. ■ng Co. graph sailing vessel. CORN. Work, Legal Blanks, for the West the Penn. 6.00 p. m. 4 Eggs, hennery choice, 23®£5iEast 18c. Sch Leonora, Bangor—Paris Flour- Leave Freights by R. R., and 4 cent, closing per cent. Prime mercantile Nickerson, Office Card Plate En- Forest City Landing, 6.20, 7.20, 9.15, For Island Pond 8.00 a. m.; and 1.30 and per Sept. May. Mich, choice, 16VSi®17c. ing Co. Supplies, South by connecting lines, forwarded free of 789 cent. Eggs. and the 11.46 A. m.. 3.30, 6.00, 6.26 P. m. 6.00 m. paper quoted pr Sterling Exchange Opening.21% 24% Western fresh 15BlCc. Sch Charleston, Erskine. Wlnterport—Doten graving manufacture of Leave jomnv'slon. p. Trefetben’s, 6.00, 7.05, 9.00, 11.30 A. $10.00. Hound For Montreal and Chicago 8.00 a. m.; and was steady, with actual business In bankers Closing.,.21¥8 26% Jobs, Vi®lc higher. Flouring Co. Blank Books. M., Passage Trip $18.00. 3.15, 4.45, 6.46 p. at. Meals and room included. 6.00 p. m. 4 81V* a 4 81% tor OATS. Sch Commerce, Gilbert, Rockland- J H Blake. We have all the of Leave Little bills CO-day bills and 4 83*4 Beans, North, small pea.l 3021 36. patterns Lithograhs Diamond, 6.10, 7.16, 9.10, 11.40 For or to P. For Quebec 6.00 p. m. Sell Baltimore, Bluehill—J H Blake 4. freight passage apply F. WING, for 1 20. Candidge, and Blank Book Work done M.. 3.25, 4.35, 6.36 p. ai. For Berlin a. m. @4 84i4 demand; posted rates at 4 82 Aug. Sept, Pea, marrow, 1001 Sch Marcia Addison—J H Blake formerly by Agent, Central Wharf; Boston, Sundays only, 8.30 Med. New York and Vt 20. Bailey, Look, Leave Great Diamond, 0.05, 7.10, @4 84Va. Commercial 110@1 Sch W G Damariscotta,— these two houses, and are prepared to 9.06, K. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General bills at 4 8094 81 Beans, 1 26:red kid.l 0621 20, Pendletou. Webber, 11.35 A. at., 3.20, 4.40, 6.40 P. M. ARRIVALS. Closing. 16% yei. eyes, 16®i J H BlaKe. orders in v Manager, 89 State St., Fisks Building, Boston. Government Bonds 1 66. duplicate all promptly and Leave Ponce's Island. were firm. Railroads TORS. California, 4601 Landing, Long 8.45, Mass. uetlPJdtf From Lewiston and Auburn 8.25, and 11.30 Hay—N|York and choice atisfactory manner. 11,15 a. ai., 3.00 p. at. sjrong. Jan. Canada, $18@$19 31 our a. m.; 3.15,5 40 and 6.40 p. in. Fair to from correspondents. Leave Cushing’s Island, 11.50 A. Bar silver 01 entng. 1 7 good $16@$17. 7.26, From Berlin and Gorham 8.25 and 11.30 a. 65Vs. 0? Lower $12®rl5. SACO, Sept 24—Cld, schs Abby Bowker. Ken- 5.05 P. ai. Clt sing. 7 02 grades Portland and m, ; and 5.40 p. m. Mexican dollars straw—$16*00 00. nebec; George W Jewett, McKown, Boothbay; Boothbay Steamboat Go 5G8/s(g52H. Rye SUNDAY TIME From Chicago and Montreal 11.00 a. m.; and At Thursday’s quotations. Oat straw 00. Multonomau, Portsmouth. W. H. STEVENS & CO., TABLE, London to-day par silver was quoted $0@$9 6 40 p. m. WHEAT. Potatoes—Ar Co Hebrons. choice, bash 36®40. ROGKPORT, sch J Nickurson, For Forest City and From at 30 5-16d ^ oz, steady. Sept 24—Ar, Trefetlieii's'Landings, Quebec 11.30 a. m. Potatoes, New York Hebrons 36c. Banks, Boston. 184 MIDDLE ST. Peaks' Little and Great Diamond UNTIL FURTHER NOTIDE Sept Dee. Drlnkwaler, Portland; Ripley, Island, The 6.00 d. m. train runs to Montreal Sweets,Norfolk 1? bbl, $1®1 26. Islands, 9.00, 10.30 A. 4.20 through Opening.66% 65% ai., 2.16, p. M. daily, Sundays included. Attached to this Jersey, 1 60. Notice to TELEPHONE 636-2. mar9eodtI For Ponce's Landing, Island 10 Retail Grocerr sugar Rates. Closing.[64% 66% Mariners. Long 30 train is a Pullman for Montreal. kpples, new tbl 76e®$2 00. A. M„ 2.16, 4.20 p. ai. Steamer CORN. Office U. S. Light House Inspector, ) Enterprise Pullman Portland market—cut loaf 8; confectioners at For Cushing's Island, 10.30 A. M. 4.20 P. ai. Palace Sleeping Cars on Night First District, trains and oc pulverised 7c-. 7c; Sept. May. Live Stock } Will leave East Boothbay every Monday at parlor cars on day trains. powered, granulated Chicago Market. Portland, Me.. Sept 22.1896. ) C. W. T, General 6c; coifee crushed yellow :. Opening.21% GODING, Manager, 7.15 a. m, tor Portland, at South TICKET OFFICE NO. 177 MIDDLE 4^ 26Va (By Telegrapm touening vivoiUBiii •••• •••• [Fishermans Island Passage, Maine.] Bristol, Boothbay Harbor. STREET, AND DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA Chicago, Sept. 24, 1896.—Cattle — ■mail FREEPORT Tuesdays will leave Franklin Wbarf. Port- STREET. OATS. receipts Notice Is hereby given that Sheep Island AND FALMOUTH FORESEE Receipts. choice com- at 7 a, m. CHAS. M. Railroajp: 5,600; 1016 higher;otliers steady; Shoals Buoy, spar, red. No 2, reported adriit STEAMERS FOR land, for Pemaquid, touching at HAYS, G.enT Manager. nmo extra and Portland. Portland, sept. 24. Aug. Sept. steers at 3 2606 10; stockers Sept 6th, was replaced Sept 19tli. Boothbay Harbor, South Bristol and East Sept. 7th, 1896. je22tf Opening. 16% 'eeders 2 60*8 75; cows and bulls 1 10©3 00; Boo’.t bay. Receipts by Maine Central R. R.—For Port- Notion is also given that Old Woman I.edge Harpswell Center, Free- Closing. 16% talves 3 00i&6 00, Texans 2 4003 00; Wes- Wednesdays will leave at 6 a, and Buoy, red No. Pemaquid m. 172 cars miscellaneous merchandise; tor FOBS. •ern rangers at 2 16ra3 70. spar, 2, Prospect Harbor. Maine, port, Chebeague, Fal- for Portland and above mainiTcentral k. r. Is reported adrift. It will be as soon landings. connecting roads 130 cars. Jan. Hogs—receipts 34,000: steady; heavy pack- replaced Thursdays will leave Portland at 7 a. m. as possible. COAL. mouth Foreside and for 7 10 and lots at 2 common to East at Opening.. ng shipping 80*3 30; ft ■ MM SM SB aI leslsa sa —J Boothbay, touching Boothbay Har- In Effect Sept, 14th, 1896. Closing. 7 17 sltoloe mlxedat 2 9 i»3 36; choice assorted at By order of the L. H. Board. bor. South Bristol. Portland Wholesale Trains ieave Marker, J N. M. Portland, Union vuiiigm av 3 oujjjo svi UUJ$1) uu. DYER, On and alter Fridays will leave East Boothliav at 7 K Station, Railway A Monday, Sept.7, Square, for stations named below and inter- PORTLAND. Sept, 24, 1896 Portland stock List. 16,000: steady; inferior to Commander, U. S- N. Full Assortment of and Free- a. m. for at South Sheep—reoeipts Lehigh Steamers Madeleine and Port. Fortiana, touching Bristol, mediate as follows: iholce 1 iambs at 3 60. auauociAU 19b U 3 80 clear barque Mail at 25*4 Oau. bag lou 80*32 Company. |96 10 ; Minnesota at 2 80*2 90: straights Return—6.01, 8.20. 11.26 a. m., 1.00. 4.00 Service,Calling Londonderry.' St, John and Halirax. oi ich. str’ gn: Portland Railroad Topan. Cotton See o- CompanylOO 110 116 it 2 86*8 30: do patents at 3 2604 36: do rye Above Coals Constant- p. m. From From From 12.50 p. va. Express for Brunswick, Lisboa roller.... 3 90*4 00 ear lou. 22 00*22 50 Portland Water Co.,.100 102 104 mixtures 2 10: superfine at For Diamond 60*3 160*2 10; Domestic Ports. Island, 7.20, 9.30 a. m., 12.10, Liverpool Steamship Montreal Quebec Falls, Augusta, Watervllle. Moosehead Lake olear do.. .3 85*3 96 bag lou 0000*23 00 BONDS Sue at 1 40®2 00. Southern floor firm: com- 2.16, 6.00, 6.10 p. m. via. oldtowu, Bangor, Bar Harbor and Old- NEW On Hand. 20 Aug. Parisian, 5 6 0 a m SlLouls st’gi Sacked Br'r mon to fair extra at 2 00@2 60; good to oholoe YORK—Ar 23d, seh Freddie W Alton. ly Return—6.30, 7.40, 11.85 a. m.. 5.20 Sept. Sept. town. 3 Portland City 6s. 1897.101 103 1.30, 27 Aug. lAurentlan 12 Sept. 13 9 am roller... 90*4 00 ear lou. 10 60®12 oO it 2 6002 90. Rye flour steady, dull. Cornmeal Rockland; Georgia Berry, do; Sarah Wood, p. Ul. Sept. 1.00 p. m.. For Danville Jc., Poland Portland 6s. 1907.12u 122 3 19 19 3 nr Springs olear do..3 85®3 96 ba« lou. .413*14 00 steady. Rve film. Wkeat—receipts 114,476 Smi'h, Lanesville: Stephen Morris, Thurston, TELEPHONE 100-2 Sept. Mongolian Sept. Sept. p station. Mechanics Rumford Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding 103 septStfE4. NORTON. Manager. 10 Sardinian 26 27 9am Falls, Falls, WnPr wheat Middlings. .214*10 00 104% push; exports 98,478 bush; sales 66,000 bus: Bangor; Lizzie Carr, Teel, Thomaston. Sept. Sept. Sept, Lewiston, Farmington, Kiugfleld, Portland 4s, 1913, 107 17 Numid'.au 3 Oct. 3 3 Carrabasset, patents. 425*4 35 ban oU. .216*17 00 Funding.lpS lull, firmer with options; No 2 Red fob 74% Ar 23d, schs Nellie Grant. Bluehil; Wesley Sept. Oct, pm Phillips aud Rangeley. Pangor 6«, 1899. R. R. aid.104 106 Abbott. 2*Sept. Parisian 10 Oct, 11 Oct. 9 am Pish- Coffee. <74%;Nol Northern 71%071%c. Coin- Ellsworth; H F Kimball, Roekport; OFFICE: 1,80 p, m. For FreeporC Brunswick, Au- Bangor 6s. 1905. Water.116 117 Abner Jas A Thomas- International Co. (Buying* selling price) Rio,roasted 18*21 receipts 30,476 bush: exports 183,446 Taylor. Calais; Brown, SteamsDip The Saloons and Staterooms are in the cen- gusta, Bath, Booth';.ay. Popharn Beach. Rook- Batb os. 1898. R. R. aid.103 106 bush; Ce«—Lars* Java&Mocha do28®32 tales bush: more 2 ton; Chase, Rockland. -FOB — tral where least motion is land and ail stations on Knox Bath 6s. 1897. MunlolpaL. 101 122,000 active, strouger;No part, telt. Elec- & Lincoln Shore ....4 50*600 Molasses. ..100 it 27%c in elev, 28%c afloat. Oats—receipts Sid 23d, schs Jeunie IF Willey, for Wilming- tricity is used for the division. Watervllle, 8kowhegan, Dov- email Bath 4% a, 1907. Municipal.100 102 7b Commercial & 70 Eislfort, Lutoo, Calais, SUohn, N.9., lighting ships through- Belfast, de.. 1 60*2 76 Porto Rleo.2T*3S L08,600 exports bush: sales ton; Belle Wooster, Sts. HilltaAS, out. the at the command of me er and Bath 4s, 1921, 102 bush, 30,321 124,- Philadelphia. Exchange and all lights being Foxcroft, Greenville, Bangor, Buck- Pollock-1 76 .. Refunding.loo Cld sch Tofa. *P3 M.W&Ftf parts Ol New Brunswick, Neva Sco- 60®3 Barbados*. ..26«28 300 bush :more active and strong:No2 at 20% ; 23n, Wilson, Demerara. passengers at any hour of the night. Music sport. Oldtowu and Mattawamkeag. Haddook.. .1 Belfast 6s. 189S.K. K. aid..103 106 Sid tie, Prince Edward and Bret- 60*2 00 Faney.33*36 lo White at 24%c: No 2 Chicago 21%c; No 3 23d, barque Nellie Brett, Wellingion. Island, Cope Rooms and Smoking Rooms on the promenade 1.25 p. m. Express lor Danville Jc., Lewis- 00 Belfast 4a. Municipal.100 102 Passed Hell Gale schs on. The favorite route to and Bake.160*2 Tea. it 19c; do White 21%c; Mixed Western at 19 22d, Lena White, from Gampobello deck. The Saloons and staterooms are heated ton. WintliroD, Oaklaud, Bingham, Watervilla, Herring, box Calais 4s, 1901—1911 Refunding.. lOu 102 New York for Rockland St. Andrews. N. B. Amoys.. .16®2o Lewiston ®21% ;do White and White State 20*29, Beef ; Satah, Albany for by steam. Skowhegan, Bangor aud Mattawamkeag. Bealea.... 6s. 1901. Municipal.108 110 Both to live and to the t rue brother- 7®12c Congous.14*60 luiet, and steady, family 7 00®*8 00;extra5 60 Plymouth. paint for Fall Rates of passage $50 and upwards. A re- 5.05 p. m. For Brunswick. Bath, Lisboa tosekerei.bi Lewiston 4s. 1913, Municipal.101 103 Passed Hell Gate schs hood of man. Arrangement. Japan.18*86 S$600; beef hams firm, 16 60@$16: tierced 23d, Mabel Hooper. duction is made ou Rouud Trip Tickets ex- Falls, Augusta and Watervllle. Snore Is Saco 4s. 1901. Municipal.100 101 New York ior On and after Monday, Sept. 21st, steamer *18 00®$in Formoso.20@b0 ieef aulet, firm $10® 10 50; cut meats dull and Martinique: Charlotte T Sibley, cept on the lowest rate. 6.10 p. m.. For New Gloucester, Danville Snore 2s 214 Sugar. Maine Central B.R.Ts.1898,1st. mtgloi 106 do for Edw do will leave Portland on Monday and 00**16 *’ steady jpickle bellies 121bs 6%@6%cido shoul- Belfast; Lameyer, for Camden; Thursday Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London and Junction, Poland Springs station, Meohanie New Standard 4 84 7s. 1912. cons mtgll2 184 F do for Boston. at 6 p. m. largess, 11*913 Gran iers at 36/8@4: do bams at 9%@9%c. Lard Goodnsw, Londonderry, $34 and $36.25: return, $66.75 Falls. Auburn and Lewiston, and to Rumlord Produce. Ex'-quality fine 4 80 "4%S 104 106 BOSTON—Ar 23d, schs Adelia Cor- The day steamer for Boston will leave and Falls * luiet, firmer; Western steam closed at 4 17 %; Corson, FOX $69.00. Saturdays only STUDIO and a. ‘,4scons. mtg. ...101% Tuesday at 8.00 in. ar as Coe Cran.bblfi 60®6 OO ExtraC.... 103% :ityat8 70; refined in moderate demand, Con- son, Roekport. Friday Steerage—To Liverpool, London, Glasgow 11.00 p. m, Night Express, sleeping cars, for “gee, 1800. extens’aioe ios Cld sch Helen H soon after as conditions permit. jersey .cte 000*2000 finent at 4 4; 8 A 4 76, compound 3% Pro- 23d, Benedict, Bracket), for 4781-2 wOl Belfast or Londonderry, including every re- Lewiston. Augusta, Watervllle, Bangor, Bar Portland ft Ogd’g g6s, 1900. 1st mtglOS ios 04. Kennebec and Congress St., Portland,Me. Returning leave St. John and Fast same New York Seed. rielons—Pork new mess 7 26. Washington. port quisite for he voyage $24.50 and $25.50. Harbor. Bucksport, Vanceboro, St. Stephens, Portland Water Co's 6s. 1899.., ..103 105 firm, quiet, 6008 Ar days. Pea Beans,1 26 4 26 Butter— choice firmer with demand 23d, steamer John Wise. Deer Isle; schs Steerage rates Parisian” $1.00 St John and all Aroostook County, HaPtax 20*1 Timothy. 00*4 Portland water Co’s 4a. good ;State tickets Issued and per" higher. Yellow sves.l 40*1 8 1927.100 102 Edwin R Hunt, Crowell, Washington; Through baggage eheoked For tickets or further Information and the Provinces. The tram 60 Clover,West, @9 lalrv 10014c ;do crm 11*16% Western dairy Alsatian, Drawing, Painting and to Saturday night Oliver. Nellie Modelling destination. X3t~ Freight reeeivsa up o 3.30 does run Cal Pea- *1 60 do N. Y. 9®9Vi r%@lle; do crm 11016%c; do factory at Kennebec; F, Colboth, Macbias; apply to T. P. McGOWAN. 418 Congress St. not to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Fox- 7® W C p. m. croft or Irish Pours.bbl Alslke, 9 ®9Vs Boatoe stock lOVjc; Elglns l&yac. Cheese easier, State Norcross, Robinson, Roekport. IN OLAY, J.B. KEATING, S1V2 Exchange St beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar Har- Market. large Cld 23d. sch D S For Tickets and Staterooms, at the bor. New *1 00*1 26 Red Top, 16*18 f®9c;do small at 7®9%c. Petroleum firm— Sawyer, Hillsboro; Herald. apply H. & A. ALLAN, 1 Montreal The following are the latest Fernandina; Lizzie B New Fine Tree Ticket OfBee, Monument 12.55 a. Sweeu. Vineland 0 00 Provisions. closing quota- rnlted at 116. Coffee—Rio dull, Sugar Willey, York. Reopens October 19th, Square [ and 92 State St,, m., midnight, Mt. Desert special, tions of stocks at Boston: steady. Sid 23d. schs E or for other Information at Office. for Brunswick. do Norfolk 1 66*1 76 Pork— -raw dull and steady; refined Mary Palmer, for Louisburg; Company's feblldtf 5 Boston. Rockland, Augnsta, Watervllle, Mexican Central dull,and steadv; Katharine D Railroad Wbarf, foot of State street and Bar Onions—Havana clear.. 10 00*10 50 4s. 64 No 6 at 4%c; No 7 at 4ytc; No 8 at 4%c; Perry, Newport News; Clarence H The tenth year of the school offers the fol- Bangor Harbor, connecting at Rock- Atchison, Top. & Santa Fe. R. la Venner. Baltimore for Portland. )e25dtl J. B.COYLK.Geu. Mau. iand and morn- Bermuda. 0 00*000 backs .10 00®10 60 No 9, 4 1-16C: No 10 at 4c; Noll at 3 15-16C; io wing teachers and studies: Wednesday Saturday 2 Boston & Maine.log BALTIMORE—Cld soh J S River Steamboat ings with Steamer Frank tor Natives,bl 00*2 60 medium 9 00*9 60 No 12at 3%c: NO 13 at 3 13-16: off A at 4% ; 23d, Hoskins, Presiimpsent Co., Jones, Cestine, do .. Bennett, Jacksonville. Bar Harbor and Spring ChlOkens 17*18 Beef—light..8 00®8 50 pfd Mould A at 6c; standard A at Confec- -CHARLES L. FOX. Machlasport and all landings. Maine 4%c; Cld 23d. schs Clara Art Talks* } C. L. GOODB1DOG, Manager. Turkevs, Wes. j.7«18e heavy.9 00®»6o Central.131 tioners’A 4%c; cut loaf crushed 6%c; Godwin, Portland; D P C nlon 6%; Blackman, do; M Portrait—ELIZABETH B. FOX. International Go Fowls.... 14*15c BnlestsVbb* 6 75® Pacific... 6% powdered Be; granulated at 4% c; Cubes at 6c. George Adams, Boston. Steamship White Mountain Division. American Sid 23d, sch Clara Goodwin. Antique—HERBERT A. RICHARDSON. Apples. Lard, tes ana Bell.206% Quotations are those made by refiners ou the Atteinoou 1. EASTMAN. 1 50 American Sugar, common.111% BRIDGEPORT—Sid 22d, sch Isaiah K Stet- Antique—CARRIE 8.45 a. m. For Fabyans, Earing.... 00*1 Vi bbl,pure 5Va«5% pue-pnce basis uuder the plan of October loth Still Life—CURTIS A. PERRY. Bridgton, Burling- Russets, o 00 com Sugar, pfd.. son, New York. AUTUMN ton, Lancaster, St. do nd. 4s»4Si 1896 wblch makes large dealers ana wholesale Sketch Class—HELEN W. BROWN. EXCURSIONS, Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, Baldwins.. 20 00 5 Den Mass., pfd. BATH—Ar 23d, sch RFC Montreal, Chicago, SC Paul and 00*0 Daus.conipd Vs m6Vs jrooers agents of the Trust handling sugars ou Hartley, from Minneapolis * lb. do common... Portland. Excursions, and all points west. Evap ®7c pails, pure 64s®64e ronsignment, and who are at stated times ol G. SANFORD. Daily Lemons. Mexican Sid 23d, schs Nettie Anat«my,Te j-FBANK 1.25 p. m. North Fa- pure If 7Vi«8Vt Central.. 8% iettlementallowed a commission of 3-16 lb.c Champion, Philadelphia; Bridgton, Conwav, Messina 4 60 Jose B bvans, Lancaster, Colebrook and Quebeo. 50*6 Hams.... 00*00 here Is also a trade discount of 1 cent on Olaverrl, Washington; Myra Weaver. TERMS—$10 a month Antique and other On and after come per New September 1st, everybody 5.55 s» Palermo— 4 00 oocor'rd .. York. Good to Return 20 from p. For Sebago Lake, Coinish. 00®6 liv**12 LOO bbl lots and 1 per cent for cash if paid wit.i- classes; $13 a month Portrait aud other Days and see Autumn leaves and the scenery Bridg- Oranges. Oil. Sew Tork Quotations on stoeka and Bond BANGOR—Sid 23d, sch Alice ton, Fryeburg, North Conway, and Bart ett, n seven days, and no trade discount on smaller Holbrook, Ellis. Classes. down the Presurnpscot. Steamers will leave Callfonua. 0 00*0 00 Kerosenel20 ts Philadelphia. Date of Issue, Fauyaus, St. J ohnsbury. Montreal and Toronto. 914 (By Telegraph.) luantities. No sales less than 26 barrels. For Evening Class—Antique 25o a week. Cumberland Mills and Riverton Park daily Messina.... 4 60®5 00 Ligoma. CHATHAM—Outside at anchor 23d, sch Edw The following ara Jigar packed In bags there is no a ditionnl For further details send for circular or Sundays included as follows: Burrento. 6 00 Centennial to-day’s closing quotations R Crowell, from for apply Fast port and Ad m p SUNDAY TRAINS. 9*4 if Bonds: :harges on granulated or softs from 1 to 14 iu- Washington Boston. to teachers after 19th return, Leave Cnmberland Mills on arrival of West- Eggs. Pratt’s Asuai DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR— Sid October. septl4eod2m ..1144 24. ilusive. and other grades y«c V ib additional. 23d, schs Lubecand brook electrics leaving Preble street at 9.10 a- 1.20 a. m., paper train for Brunswick Au Nearov.... ®20 Devoe’s brilliant Sept Spt. 23. Hattie McG aim for return, v4s/0 11s/* New 4s, reg, 116 Freights to Llerpool quiet, firm: grain by Buck, Victory, Bangor New in., 1.10 p. m.. leave Riverton Park at 9.45, gusta, WatsrviUe and Bangor. r.asiern extra.. ®19 In half bbls le extra 116 York; C R Flan, do for do; Jas A do coup, 116 1 team *%nts at 3 26®3 46 in wood; soft wheat patents EDGARTOWN—Ar ers sleeping Oenyer ft it. G. 23d, schs Addle Sawyer, of the County of Cumberland, »ept4 dtf cars (or all points. Gtlthuge Vr'mL17Su8 Retail—delivered. 1st.110% 110% it $3 If®3 30; hard wheat bakers at at 2 00® Norwood, New York for Flora Erie 2ds. 2 Calais; Preseey, 12.55 a. m.. Mt. Desert special for Rockland, Choice. @17 Cumberland 000@4 60 68% 6»% 26 in sacks ;soft wheat bakers $2*210; Red Atkinson, Hoboken for State of Maine: Round Trip 35 cents, children Kansas Pacific Consols. 63 Rockland; Lunet, Simp- RAILROADS. Bangor and Bar Harbor. Cheese. Chestnut.... (26 26 63 Dog 116*1 20 in sacks, Winter wheat a’ 3 oo son. Bangor for New York. I’reeou Nay. lets.108% 25 in 25 cents. ARRIVALS IN FOBTLANb. N. Y. tct rv. 10V4K11 FranKlto.... '8 00 108% ®3 wood. Wheat—No 2 spring at 64® HYANNIS—In port, schs A Rock- represent the Colon P. lsts of 1896.... No 2Red at Hayford, Respectfully undersigned Vermont.... 1CY4W11 l.elnn..... @6 26 .101% 101% J6%c; 66yj®68%c. Com—No 2 land for New York; Kit and Edw L the Municipal officers of the of From Northern Paclficicons 6s.... 46 it Carson, City Deering, Montreal and Fabyans, Bartlett Sage .... llfflllVi Pea. 45% 21%*22%C. No 2 Oats—No 2 at for that the true a Boston & Maine R. R. 400 16%.No2 Warren. Banger do: J D Ingraham. Bath boundaries of certain high- and Bridgton. 8.25 a. m.; Lewiston and ( quotations ol stocks Rye at 34% c; No 2 Barley 33o nominal. No 1 E C known as Bread Lumber loj-lrg fordo; Gates. Hoboken to, Salem, way Main street, duly located in Mechanics Falls, 8.30 a. m. Water viPe, Flaxseed 7oie71c: Mess pork 6 lo. Lard Sid 23d. sch the of Ik Eff.e» September 8, 1896. Pilot sup... .7 @714 White wood- Atchison. 12% 11% 00®6 M B Mshouey New Vork. City Deering and extending from the and 8.35 a. m. Kiugfleld, it 3 76; short rib sides 3 Augusta, Phillips, do sq .6 No 1&2. l-to(S2@S36 do pfd. 26*340. Dry salted JACKSONVILLE—Cld 23d, sch H J Cottrell, Westerly side of Ocean street, (so-called) in Farmington, Bemis, Rumford Falls, and Adams meats—shoulders 3 5003 76: short clear Haskell. said wEmgsDiTisios. Hackers— 4V4@5Y4 Baps.l-ln. S26@$28 Express...143 )43 sides Bosion. Deering where said Main street ami Lewiston. 11.40 a. m.; Bkowhegan American 3 60*3 62%. Ocean street Trains lesvo Portland. Union Station, lot Cooperage. Com’n, 1-tn $230826 Express.108 ion NOKFOLK-Ar 23d, sch Lydia H Roper, Han- intersect, to the intersection of Lewiston, 11.45 a. m.; Mattawamkeag Boston Maine.168 Receipts— Flour, 8.700 bbls: wheat son. said Main street with Stevens Plains Bearboro Crossing, 10.00 a. m.. Hhhd sliooks & lids— 114, 1V4&2- «| 166 119,300 Philadelphia. avenue 6.15, 6.20, aud Bangor, 12.00 12.10) p, m., push: corn. 289 000 p. m, Scarboro (Sundays Mol.city. 1 60*176 to, Nol&2$33®$35 enirai Pacific...,. 13Va 13% bush: oats. 286,40u bush: Cld 23d, sch Clias P Nottman, Jewett, Port- (so-called) in said Deering, at Allen’s Cor- i Beach, Pino Point, 7.00. Quebec, St. Johnsbury.Laueaster aud Bridgton. 0 bush ,'mne. 10.00 a, m., 8 30. n ■B8aJSS rye. 12,3< barley. 38,000 land. so are 6.15. 6.20, m.i Old Orch- Bug.count’y 85 @1 00 Il4,ll4&2-in Jhes. sumo. 14% 14% ner, called, doubtful, uncertain or 12.12 p. m. j Express, Bar Harbor, MC Shipments—Flour 4.800 Phis ard Beach, 4.05, 7.00 8.40. 10.00 a. Country Mo£ Saps. *28@$30 Juicaao s Alton.162 166 wneai3l,Bno NEW LONDON-Ar 23d, sch Hattie Marsh. lost. m.. 12.20. Kineo, Greenville. Augusta. 1.20 p. push: corn. Push: l. 45, D. Bangor, told spooks Squares, $36@$38 193,000 oats 235.900 bush Pleasure Island for Philadelphia. Wherefore they pray your Honorable 3.30, 6.15, 6,05, 6.20. m, Saco, Ken* m.; do ptd 164 163% nebunk. 10.00 Skowbegan, Watervllle, Rockland, hlid hdgml Cypress- A rye. 000,000.bush: barley 1.800 bush. NEWBURYPORT—Ar 23d, sch Board to examine said highway and locate 7.00,8.40, a. m., 13.20, 3.30 5.25 m. SC Bar .'hlcaco, Burlington Quincy 68 68 Lady Antrim, 6.15, p. daily; John, 32 n. 24@26 1 -in No 14i2 $360836 Hudson ST. LOUIS—The Flour market New York. and define its limits and boundaries and 6.05, 6.20,p. m.; Biddeford. 7.00, Daily Line, Sundays Excepted. Caribou and Moosehead Lake DslawareA Canal Co.123 122 to-day was 8.40, 10.00 a. Harbor, 8ughd36m 21023 lY4,iy2&2- ligher; patents at 3 60. extra PHILADELPHIA-Ar 22d, schr T W H cause durable monuments to be erected at m.; 12.20. 3.30, 6.15, THE jraw AND PALATIAL STKAMRK3 viaB. & A.. 5.35 p, m.; Delaware.Lackawana A|Westl63 163 40@3 fancy p. m.; Bangor, Rangeley, lloops 14 ft. 26030 to.Nol&2 $34@#36 00*3 16; at 2 60®2 70: 2 White, Crowley, James River. the angles and along said street thereof ac- 6,20, Kennebunkport, 7.00, BAY STATE AND PORTLAND, Farmington, Rumford 5.45 Denver Sd Rio Grande. 11 io% fancy choice at 16 10.00 a. Falls, Lewiston, 3 2 ft. 26@28 In, 3 a$46 26. Wheat Cld 22d sells John D to the of the statutes In 8A0, in., 12,20, 3.30, 6.06, 6.20 p. m.; alternately leave Franklin and all &4-ln$40 trie,new.13% 12% 82 higher: Sept at 64%. Corn is Paige, Haley, Gardiner; cording provisions ■Well* Wharf, Portland, p. m.; Chicago and Montreal White 8 t. 8 @9 8’th at Geo E such cases made and as in Beach, 7.00,8.40a.m.. 3.30, 6.16 p. m.i every at 7 in season pine-$26@$35 no 1st preferred 29% 28 ligher. Sept I9%c, oats are higher. Sept Walcott, Reed, Providence; Matlla D provided duty North evening o’clock, arriving Mountain points. 7.41 p. m.: Mattawamkeag. Clear pine— bound ever Berwick, Dover, 7.00, 8.40, for connections Cordage. Central. 89 16 %c. Pork—new at 6 60; old $6 00 Lard- Bords, Norton, Port Royal. will pray. 4.05, with earliest trains for points tar Harbor, KocklanU. 1.40a. m. daily; ex- 1 incr'ii*B> io [Plnois !S8% Ar а. m., 12.20, 8.30, 6.05 m.; Somers- @11 Uppers.(65@6<> prime steam at 3 00; choice at 3 70. 23d, schs B \v Morse. Newbury, Bath. Dated at Deering this twenty-sixth day of 5.15, p. beyond. press, Halifax, St. John. Vanceboro. Bar Har- Lake Erie A West.115 14% Ba- worth, 4.05.7.00, 8.40 a. Manilla... 6V4@7Va Select.$46(566 lon—shoulders at 3% Ar 23d. schs Alma A E August, 18D0. m., 12.20, 3.30 Through tickets for Providence, Lowell, Waterville and Augusta, 3.60 a m. Lake Shore. 145 145 4%; longs ; clear ribs at Holmes, Holinus, fm б. 15 p.m.; bor, dally. Manilla bolt Fine oommon. .$42045 sides Rookland. WM. W. Rochester. Fsmtngton, Alton Worcester, New York, etc. Louis A Nash. 41 40 ilear 4ye. Dry salted meats—shoulders MITHCELL, Mayor. rope. 00@8ys spruce. $13 @14 00 Returned, sch F R ELBRIDOE L. B»y# Wolfboro, 8.40 a. m.. 12.20, 3.30 p.m.: Returning, leave India Wharf, Poston, PAYSON TUCKER, V. F. & G. M. Maine Central R...130 130 3% c; longs 3s/s; clear ribs 3y»; clear sides a Baird, Nickerson, hence COBB, Lakeport, Russia do.18 (gist* iHemlocK.$11@12 3%. for Portland, lu distress. E. MATTHEWS, JLaconia, Weirs, Plymouth, 8.40 every Evening at 7 o’clock. F. E. BOOTHBY, G. P. & T. A. Sisai. 6 @0 Clapboards— Mexican Central.| 8% 8% a. m., 12.20 p. m.; Wolfboro, B. dtx j Reeelpts—Flour 8,300 bbls; wheat Cld 23d. schs Mary B Wellington, Crosby, for HENRY J. DAVIS, Long Island, J, COYLE, Manager. jel7 Drugs and Dves. Michigan Central. 92 87 62 800 Center Harbor, (via Alton and steamer; J. F. j Spruce. X.$32036 >ush;coru 35,400 bush; Boston: W F Colilnsl Fullerton, Hingham. W. P. AYER, Bay LI9COMB, Gen. AgL ... Minn A Bt. L. 14% oati;25,00J bush; rye 8.40 12 m. Acid Oxalic. 12@14(Clear.$28030 14% Sid 22d. sch Julia S for a. M. ORAM. a.m., 20p. Worcester(Tia Somers- Oct. 1,1895. Minn. A Louis fd. bush. Bailey, Rockland. worth Acid tart.3308612d dear.*26027 St., 69% 65 C. W. SMALL, and Rochester,) 7.00 a. m. { Manehes do 2d Shipments—Flour 740 bbU: wheel 1 Ammonia.. i6@20|No 1.*i6@20 pfd,. 37,800 Grant, Ne« York. FREEMAN ter, Concord, (via iioekinghain Juuct.) 7.00 a. -A Missouri pacific. 3U8b; corn 206.500bush;oats 70,600 GOWEN, m. 3.80 sbes. pot-6300 81 rine.$26@o0 19% 19% buah;rye Sid 23d. sch F M Aldermen of p, m.; (via Lawrence) 8.40 a. m MAINE Bals copabla... New Jersev Central.102% Lorlng, Rhoades, Boston. Deering. ■ z.zu p. m.; COASTNAVIGATION GO* 650001 Shingles— 102% ROCKPORT—Sid 23d, sch W C Rockingham Junction, Exeter, Beeswax.37@42|X cedar_.3 60 Northern Pacflc commou.... 12% 12 DETROIT—Wheat—No 3 Red at Norcross, Haverhill. Lawrence. Lowell, Portland & Runiford Falls 00@8 68% ; No 1 Small. Mazurka, Stinson, do. Boston, R'y. Blch powders... 7*0 Clear cedar.2 7603 00 Pi do preferred.... 20% White 68% c. Corn—No 2 at 23%. Boston;] STATE OF >4.05. 17.00, 18.40 a. m., 80 20% Oat*—No a SAN FRANCISCO—Ar 23d, barque John C MAINE. 812.20,3 16.05 p. For In Effect June 23, 1S9R. Borax. 9010lx No 1.1 86@2 25 Northwestern... 99 98 White 21%. Potter. m. Arrive In Boston, 7.26, 10.16 a m. Bath, Boothbay Har- _ Meyer. Departure Bay. ss. Brimstone. .2 @2V4iNol cedar..! 26@l 76 Nortnwestern pfd.140 140 SALEM—Ar sch Cumberland, 12.60,4.02. 7.16,0.80 p.m. Leave Boston DEPARTURES. Cochlneai.40*431 New York Central. 22d, Emma S Briggs, coast- At the Court of Commissioners be- tor Spruce.1 26@1 60 92% 92 Cotton Aaricei* wise: EC Gates, Hoboken. County Portland, 7.30, 8.00, 8.30 A nl„ 1.00, bor and Wiscasset. Copperas- I Mi® 2 i Laihs.spce. .1 90*2 oo New York.Chicago A St Louis. 10 10 gun and liolden at Portland, within and for 4.15. 6.01 p. m. 8.30 A. M. & 1.00 P. M. From Union Station Ar 23d sells R j, Tav. Hibbard. Calais tor tBy Telegraph.) the of on the first Tues- i.iiu lit) i* auu for Polaita, Mechanic Falls, Buokilald. Can- Creamtartar... .2H@3z| Lime—Cement. dp 1st old. 65 65 New York: John County Cumberland, SUNDAY TRAINS. iaoi) Johnson. Clark, Kennebec for of Anno Domini to at a ton. DixBeld and Runiford Falls. Ex logwood_12@lo Lim» » csk. 90* do 2d pfd. SEPTEMBER 34. 1896. Geo day June, 1986, wit, Also do; Nevinger, Pilllps, New York for Ban- session thereof on the For for Gumarabic.. .70®1 22lc*mont.126@ New YorkAJN E.. 20 20 NEWYORK—The Cotton market to-day was regular first Tuesday Rochester, Farmington, Alton Bay, Roxbury, Byron, Houghton, Bemis and gor; Canary, Boblnaou. do for St John. NR. Anno 6.30 STEAMER SALACIA. Lakes via F. and Glycerine 126 @75i Matches. Did Colony.....170 170 1 met, unchanged; sales 88 Dales; middling up- of September, Domini, 1896. p. m„ Boston, express, 4.05 a. m., Boston Rangeley points R. R. L. R. TOWNSEND-Ar 23d. ship Klwell, Ryder. Petition it R. Aloes cape.15(2261 Star,I? gross 66 Lint. A Western. 13% 12% ends 8 9-16c; gull do 8 13-16c. San Francisco. On the foregoing being satis- and way stations, 1.00, 6.30 p. m. Commencing Thursday, Sent, loth, until fur Camphor.480611 Dtrteo. @66 Pacific Man... 19 factorily shown to the Court, that the Arrive ther will leave Franklin Port- 8.30 a. m„ 1.00 anfi *5.10 p. m. From Union 18% NEW ORLEANS—The Coton market VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar sch in Boston. 7.26 a, m., 5.29,9.58 p.m. notice, Wharf, Mytrh. 52*66.' Excelsior.60 to-day 23d, Myra W Petitioners are responsible, and that an in- land, Mondays. and at Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate Pulman Palace.147% 142% was easy; middling 7 ll-16c. Spear, Darien for Balh. Boston lor Portland 3.46 a. m. Wednesdays Fridays Oaium.. ,,.2.6003 601 Metals. 18 Hinckley, quiry into the merits is expedient, it is here- 7.30 a. ni.. Fopham Beach 9.45 a. Bath stations. Reading. 18% Ar 24th. »ch Duuton, Port Read- EASTKBN m., Shellac.460601 Copper- CHARLESTON—td» Cotton market N.itMeader, by ORDERED, That the County Commission- DIVISION. 11.15 a. m., Boothliav Harlior 1.30 •On Saturdays only train leaving Portland at Rock Js land.61% to-day ing for Wlscasset, p. m., Indigo.85c@$ 1114048 com.... 00016 60% was auiet; middling 7% :. ers will meet at the Brick Store at Allen’s From Union arriving iu Wiscasset about 3 connect- 5.10 p. in. runs through to Rumford Falls. itJPaul. 71% Sid, sch Samos, Maud Ira Laftrlener Station lor Blddeford. New- p. in., iodine_...40*426 Polished copper. 23 70% IS8AVANNAH—The Briggs, Corner, so called, in said City of on ing with the Wiscasset, E. li. lieturn- do bfd.128 127 Cotton market to-day John Somes, Etja A Stimson, Seth W Deering, bnryport, Amesbury, Salem. Lynn, 2,00, Quebec Ipecac.176@2 00 Bolts. 16 was Smith. the nineteenth of A. leave wiscasset on coaches between Union S Omaha. quiet; Middling 7 9-16c Eliza Monday, day October, 9.00 a. III. I 12.80, 6.00 p. m. ing, Tuesdays. Thursdays Through passenger Licorice, rt.... Y M sheath...- 12 Jt.PauI 38% 37 Levensaler, Harriet S Brooks, Margaret, D. at eleven o’clock in the Portsmouth, 16@20| ■ 1896, forenoon, and Saturdays at 0.15 a, ill., Boothbnv Har- do 115 MOBILE—The Cotton market was Ernest T Lee, Boston, 12.00, 19.00, a. m., §12.30, tl.45 16.00 Morphine.. .1 75@2 lioi Y M Bolts. 12 prfd.112 to-day Emily, Rlghtaway. and that the Petitioners give notice to all bor 10.30 a. Bath 12.30 m.. Minn. A Arrive In Boston, 6.63a. m.. 13.61,4.00, 4.30. m., p. Fopham Portland and Rumford Falls. Oil bereamotk 76*3 201 Bottoms St Paul. Mann.102 103 easy; middlings 7%. WASHINGTON—Cld 22, sch Bertha Dean, an Station, ...... 22024 Boston. persons interested, by causing attested 9.20 p. m. Leave Boston lor Portland, 7.80. Beach 1.30 p.m., arriving in Portland about Nor.0od!lvor2 MEMPHIS—The Cotton market of said Petition and this Order of tickets on sale for all 50@276l Ingot.... 11@12 sugar/.oommon.111% 110% to-day was copy Court 9.00 a m„ 12.30, 7.00, 9.30 p. m. 4.30 p. m Close connection at Portland with Through points American do $l@i 251 Tin- Texas Pacific.I— 6% 6% steady; middling 7«/se. thereon, to be served upon the City Clerk of SUNDAY steamers for Boston and New York. Foreign Ports. TRAINS. oa P. & It. F. R’y. Also for all Lemon.1 762 2661 Straits... .16ya@16l/j Onion Paclflc.new .1 6 Vi 6% said city of Deering and also by posting up For Blddeford. Portsmouth. Freight Connection at Boothbay Harbor Olive.1 601 36 At the same in three Newbury- 00@2 Englisn. U. S. Exnress. 35 Sourabaya 23d, barque A W Spies, Mey- copies of public places in port, Sal6m, Lynn, Boston. 2.00 a. m„ 12.30 with steamer silver Star for Now Haroor, points on Rangeley Lakes. Peppt.800®3 L Co.. @5 60 .. European Market*. ers, from New York via for said and the same once a Hound 26|Char. Wabash_ 6% 6% Aujer, Singapore city publishing m. Arrive in Boston, 6.68 a m„ 4.00 p. Pond, Friendship, Port Clyde, Tenants LX.. @7 26 about Oct 8. week for thr ee weeks R. C. BRADFORD. Traffic Mgr. Wlmergree nl6@2 OOlChar. ao prfd. 14% 18% iBy Telegraph. successively in the £.eave Boston for Portland, *9.00 a. m., 7.00. Harbor, Rockland and points east. Potass or'mde. 46a47'Terne.6 00S8 60 Western Union. 83% St Peters, PC—Passed the canal Portland PRESS, a newspaper 9.30 m. Connections are made but Portland, Maine. 82% LONDON, Sept 24. 1896.—Consols 109 9-16 through 21st, Dally printed p. usually are in no L. Chlorate.24a281 Antimony.. 12014 Richmond A West Point...... sch Gcorgie L Dickson. Anderson, fm Boston in Portland, in said the first of said fConntcts with Sail case guaranteed. E. LOVEJOY, Superintendent. lor money and 109 9-16 for the account. county, Lines for New York, dlt Rumford Iodide.2 S8«8 U(|(0'K* .476@600 ao prfd. for Port Bevls. publications, and each of the other notices South and West. juul2 Falls. Maine 4 O C. OLIVER, CHAS. B. LEWIS, Quicksilver... 70@80ispelter.... 5o@466 LIVERPOOL,Sept. 24, 1896.—Cotton market Sid fm St John, NB, 23d. schs Beulah, Was- to be at least thirty before the time of ^Connects with Sound Lines for New York, CJutoine.. .31 12 sasier: American days President. Treasurer. VsW34Vs.. iboldeiVk*1 @14 *Ex-div middling at 4 11-lBd; sales fou, Rockland; Uranus, Camp, Rockport; Cora said meeting; at which time and place, t Western dtvtslon to Nortn Berwick. _ septs tf Rheubarb, rt-76c@I 60 Nails. 3,000 bales; speculation and export OUO May. Harrington, New York. (after it has been satisfactorily shown that •Western Division trom North Berwick Sun- Rt 70*2 80 been snake.3o@4Q Cask.ct.base2 Stocks. bales, the above notice has duly given) the days only. Saltpetre.8 @12 wire.. 2 95.23 Mining 06 commissioners will proceed to view the Through tickets to all points South and Senna...26080 Naval Stores. NEW YORK. SeDt. 24. 1896.—The following route set forth in said Petition and other West lor saw at Ticket Office. Union Station. Tar bbl. ..2 OCEAN STEAMER MOTKMS \ ; HARPSWELL Portland & Worcester Canary seed.... 4@6 ^ 76@3 00 are to day’s closing quotations of mining stocks: routes and roads connected therewith, and D. J. FLANDERS, Cl. F. and T. Boston. STEAMBOAT CO. Line 1 Coal tar_6 A.. Cardamons 00@1 76 0006 25 Col. Coal. FROM FOR after such view will give a hearing to 1e2l dt 1 00 they Soda. by-carb3»0@6% Pitch.2 7603 Hokclng Coal... Ottoman.Quebec ... .Liverpool .Sep 26 MAINE INVESTMENTS the parties and their witnesses at some con- Beginning September 8, steamers Sal.2%@8 Wl! Pltcn. .2 75@8 00 Homestake, 34% Lucania.New fork. .Liverpool.. 20 venient place in the vicinity when and 1896, will PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R. R. Sep leave Portland Pier, as SuDhur.2; @214 Rosin.3 00@400 Ontario. 10 Fulda.New York Being appreciated outside of where all persons and corporations Inter- Portland, follows: ..Genoa.Sep26 For Island, Cliff Sugar lead.20*22 Tupentmc.gai. .31041 quicksilver.. 1% Furnesla.New York. Sen 26 ested may and 6how cause, if Long Chebeague, Island, .Glasgow appear any WM. M. and Orr’s STATION FOOT White wax—.60*66 OaKum.... 7 @6 do pfd.16 Manitoba.New York. .London 26 they have, the prayer of said Petition MARKS, Harpswell, Bailey’s Island, 9.30 STREET. Sep why a. m., 4 m. o£PKEBLE Vitrol. blue.... 6 @8 on. ..yieau p. ... Maasdam-New York.. Rotterdam.. .Sep 26 NEW ENGLAND. should not be granted. Return for Portland via all On and after Sunday, June Vaniila.oean.. (100131 Llnseec.32@37 Portland. Prussia .New York. .Hamburg.... Sep26 Attest, landings. 21, 1896 Duck. ! Leave Orr’s Island, 6 a. 1 m trains will Leave Boiled.35*40 Alvena.New York.. Kingston_Sep 26 THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. B. C. STONE, Clerk. m., p. Arrive Passenger Portia**: No in Portland, 8.30 a. m., 3.30 m. For Worcester, 1.32|Sperm. 65065 Sardinian .... Montreal... .. of the Petition and Order of court p. Clinton, Ayer Junction, Boston Produce Market. Liverpool Sep 27 of New Copy No York, Card N«snn», Windham and Eppine at 7,30 a. ..28|Whale.46@56 Duracoa.New fork. .Maracaibo. .Sep28 thereon. SUNDAYS. No BOSTON, 1896.—The Book, m. and 12 30 p. in. 10.20 Bang.30@35 Sept. 24, following are Alps.New York. 29 having recently Increased Us Investment In Attest, 8 .PortPrince..Sep -AND- For Manchester, and oz.13 Shore.2 6«3o to-day’s quotations of Provisions, etc.; Holstein.New York. 29 BANGOR & AROOSTOOK R. R. CO. First B. C. Clerk. Leave Portland for arid inter- Concord, points North 10 .Cape Haytl.-Sep septl8-25oet2 STONE, Harpswell at 7.30 a. m. and 12.3G ra. oz.16 1’orgie.30236 FLOUR. Lalin.New York. mortgage 5 per cent Gold Bonds untd It now mediate landings, 10 a. m., 2 m. Return p. .Bremen.Sep29 p. For Rochester. Gunpowder—Shot. Lard.' 40*56 Germanic-New York.. Liverpool. ..SeD 30 bolds more tnan $300,000. This Indicates that from Harpswell arrive in Portland, 1, 5.30 p Springvale. Alfred, Water, 00 □Spring patents. 3 90i*$4 25. boro and Saco Kiver at 7.30 a. Blasting ... 3 60@4 Castor.l 0U@1 10 Southwark.New York. the large moneyed institutions are turning their m. m. \2.30 ana Spring, clearlaud 8 75. .Antwerp.. ..Sep 30 5.30 p. m. Sporting. .4 &0@6 60 Neatsfoot ... 46o@66 straight, 16@8 Zaandam.New York. attention to the East for luvestmeuts as this is Daily excursions 22 miles down the Winter, clear and R .Amsterdam.Oct 1 JOB bay. For Gorham at 7.30 straight, 60@3 86, life Round and 9.45 a. nu, 12 30. Drop suot.26 its.. 1 80 Klame.a Normanla ... .New York. the first New York Insurance trip tickets 50 cents. ex- Wiuter 8 20. .Hamburg_Oct I Company XSOO. PRINTER, only Sunday and 6.20 patents, Fuck. b. BB. Paints. 90@4 S of California..New York. to invest in Maine Securities. Taxes, PRINTERS’ cursions to Harpswell, 35 cents, other land- 3.00,5.30, p. m. Extra and Seconds 00. .Glasgow. ...Oct 2 EXCHANGE. For Westbrook, Cumberland T.TT. P.166 Lead— Mississippi.New York. London.Oct FOR SALE BY ings, 25 cents. Milfa, West- Fine and Supers —. 3 brook J unction and Bay. Pure ground.6 25@5 76 Ems.New York. 97 1-3 ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen. Woodford’n aw 7.30 25c .Genoa.Oct 3 CITY Exchange St„ Portland. Manager. 9.4ff a. Fre»s*0.*16017) Red.6 2605 76 Jobbing price higher. Etruria.New York. .Liverpool... OF PORTLAND. m., 12.30. 3.00. 5.30 and Loose Oct 3 HUTSON B. 6.20 t>. m. Hay *l6@$l8IEng Ven Reds @314 MEATS. Circassia.New York. .Glasgow... SAUNDERS, ear .Oct 3 The 12.30 m. train Portland Straw, lots*io@l2| Am Zinc... .6 00@7 oo and short 3paarndam_New York. Investment p. from connects Pork, long cut, ^ barrel, 10 00. .Rotterdam...Oct 3 Securities, at Ayer Junction with “Hoosao Tunnel Rochelle -2V4 and oacks Saale.New York. FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. MAINE STEAMSHIP CO. CommonlBOn Pork, light hvy $9 00@10 00. .Bremen.Oct 8 1896. Koute” for the West and at Union 12/4 02 J lean 10 York.. 61 1-2 Exchange Street Portland. Me Treasurer’s Office, Sept. 11, Station, Pork, lends 60. Phoenicia.New Hamburg.. ..Oct 3 is All orders or W 4 @7 NOTICE hereby tiiTcn that the TAX by mall telephone promptly Direct orceater, for Providence and New York, Tongues pork (14 60: do beef (24 W bbL Brotagne.New York.. ju6Th&STtf bi LLo New York Line. *:S.:::: D°“89t%8l;. Havre.Oct 3 for the year 1896 hive been com- attended to.sept22eodt! via “Providence Line," for Norwieh and Cast j Beer, pickled. $7 0089 00. Labrador ... .Quebec ... .Liverpool. mitted to me steel.... S@101 Tks Is.ib hell 60@2 00 Oct 4 with a warrant for the collection LONG SOUND BY New fork, via “Norwich Line" with Boston shoulders, corned and fresh 6%c. Caracas.NawYork.. .. ISLAND DAYLIGHT ..1 6001 80 Laguayra Oct a °1 same, in accoi dance with an Ordinance & Albany K. K. for the West, and with the ?“el.@SV2; Liverpool shoulders, smoked, 7. Ga»kso .New York. .Rio 0i theJbe .@214! Uia'md Crys, bbl 2 25 Jauelro..Oct 6 City, a DUcount of One Per Cent will FLORENCE N. 3S« w lork All Kail via “Sprinsrfleld-” 8c. Niagara:.New York. ADAMS & GO. be on GARDNER, Shea* Iron— Ribs, fresh, 8 allowed and us galeratus. .Clenfuegos Oct “ANDERSON, all said tax bills paid on or be- Delightful Invigorating Sea Trip. Ira arrive at Portland trom Worcester Hams, and Venezuela:... .New York. Oct 14 fore »* large small, 10%gl2c. .Laguayra Saturday, «>ct„ber 1896. 1.S0 p. m.; from Kochester at 8.30 a. ul, Newtou.New ■ 31, The Steamships Manhattan and Cottage Bacon.7%@9%c. York. Montevideo .Oct 16 vohi; t i LTiiti:; 1.30 and 6.48 m.; from Gorham G^RnsVmis® Fire Insurance may b,e by mail and a re- City leave Franklin wharf Tuesdays, Tiers, p. 8aIerasmced'8®6H Pork, salt 6%c. Agency, «1'l be said at 6.40. 8.30 and 10.60 a. hl, 1.30, Ameri'cnHussiall@12 ? Pr««iptly returned. On all days and Saturdays at 6 p. m. leave Cassia, pure_17S19 Briskets, salt 6%. 31 Returning, 4.15, 5.48 p. m. Gnlv.6ys@7 TOO MINIATURE 28. Exchange Street. !. 1896,Interest will Wm. Shakespeare of London, method of Pier 38, East River, same at 5. p. m. Mace. Sausages, 7%c. ALMANAC.SEPT. benlX^J!.a charged ?,ialV,.r^0Ten'ber at the rate days For Tickets to all points West and Leather of six per cent. diaphragmio breathing, enlargement of Fare to New one Round through Nutmegs."_66065 Sausage meat. 7c. Sunrises. 6 301™,.., 12 45 Horace Anderson. York, way, 85.00; to F. H. COLLINS, Ticket New York— Penonr ujam water GEO. H. the throat and chest. course to South, apply Lard. tos,5c;palls. 3un sets. 6 351 High x 00 LIBBY, Special trip 88,00. Me. ... 6%®6 till, 6%417% J TreMUrer aua CoIleotor- those to teach. Studio 41 J. B. Agent, Fori.land, a&g;;;;;;;; Beef Moon rises..... 89 Thomas J. Little. desiring High COYLE, Manager. e. W. steers, 6«6%. 6611Height ...... ’78- Portland, septl-2to-oct3l Street. F. General FETEBS.Supt. Me,j septl6dlw J, LISCOMB, Agsnt. uov2dtf ie21 4tf THE PESbs. RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS. OFF FOR QUEBEC. kkt» APronmnwg. j vett AOTusnssiatm Refuse the Right t o Lay a Rouble Track rhe Maine Excursion Under W. A. Kim- ou Fort Street. ball’s NEW ADVERTISEMENT8 TODAY. Management. J. R. LIBBY. SPECIAL SPECIAL | Fastman Bros. & Bancroft. The railroad commissioners have ren- The seventh annual Maine Central ex- Owen. Moore 3c Co. J. K. Libby. dered a decision on the application of the cursion to Quebec under the manage- SALE SALE Kines Bros. Co.—2. Portland & Cape Elizabeth Railroad ment of W. A. Kimball, assisted by Miss L. H. Sehlosberg. The Week Hooper. Sou & L.eighton. oompany granting to the said company Helen York, left Union station yesterday Opening opened splendid- Notice For Two For Two hereby given. the right to onerate a double track rail- n throe Pullman sleeping oars and three Days Only! Days Only! \Y. S, Parker Co. ly. mid-week sales were as good. H. P. McCarthy. way in Broadway aDd Pickett streets, jasseuger ooaohes. Conductor George just Lost—Kodak. the Shore road through Willard street 1'homas was in charge of the train, and Bids-L. P. Chase. Now for the week’s in the town of South Portland.but refus- which was drawn by engine No. 89. wind-up! New Wants, To Let, For sale, Lost, Found ing the right to lay double tracks in Besides the party that left Portland on and Similar advertisements will be found under Fort street in said town of South Port- ihe train there were nine sections and heir headson Page 0. appropriate land. The refusal to grant the right to sight berths reserved to be taken by tpar- operate a double tiaok in Fort road is ;ies who Intended joining tne train at “Mri. Winslow’s Soothing syrup” ou account of the street being too nar- Fabyans, three sections and seven berths Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of row. tor parties at Lancaster, and four sec- mothers for their children while Teething A hearing will be given at the Town tions at North Conway. with perfect success. It soothes the child, house, South Portland, by the railroad The party included the following: the cures Wind softens gums, allays Pain, commissioners on Monday next on the Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hobart, Mi. and Colic, regulates the bowels, and is the best petition of the company to lay double Mrs. W. A. Kimball, Mrs. Tibbetts, for Diarrhoea whether from OUR STORE remedy arising WA8 OPENED traoks on Angell street and the Cot- Miss Williams, Mrs. Willis Chenery and teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- tage road. The petition will doubtless Miss Miss Browns, gists in every part of the world. Be sure and daughter, Hawkes, ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 25 cts. be granted. J. H. Hamel and wife, Portland; Dr. a bottle. E. J. Walker and wife. New Haven, THE NEW ELEVATOR. Conn.; F. Thomas, F. E. Everett, Miss BRIEF JOTTINGS. Clara J. Boston; Mrs. C. O. The Contract Signed Yesterday for Its Thompson, Emery, Miss Helen York, Miss Morey, a Rrection, WEDNESDAY The olub will hold AT Emergency speoial MORNING Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. 10. M. Lord, to Wednes- meeting transact business, on Fred Wight Mrs. William Kittrldge, at Yesterday moruiug Mr. W. H. Wood day even ins, September BUth, eight Mis. Charles Spear, Miss Rich, Miss E. of the oontraot for CHILDREN’S CARMENTS. Here’s a o’clock, at the home of the president, 83 Lowell, Mass., signed Miss Miss Graves, Emily Spear, Rich, Onr loss not a of a attendance is de- the construction of the new Grand Trunk fully adjusted; spark fire; not drop of water, no smell of smoke. Our dam- roomful worth at. Made of Beokett.etreet. A full Miss E. Graves, Miss Emily Spear, Miss MISSES’AND looking Scotch elevator. A of the elevato Bired. description K. Mrs. Wal- Boucle and all the Litobfleld, Mrs. A. Spear, age was caused by goods being crushed in removal. Fortunately but few of our mixtures, newest weaves. Cut devotional of the has already been published in the winter goods had The meeting tham Farwell, Mrs. Charles Wood, Sam- and fashioned on artistic lines. PRESS. The provision in the contract Prices are right. Woman's Christian Temperanoe Union uel Burpee, H. M. Flint, F. M. Davis arrived. Special sale of these goods FRIDAY and SAIURDAY, Sept. 25 and 26. will V,« Knld ,, ffornnnn of $ rtVlnnfr that the foundation shall be requires Rlohard, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hovey, readyfor the superstructure within sixty Medium Jackets in lined and Specials worth at 36 Oak street. Boothbay; Mrs. M. S Green, Ports- Weight Keirseys, unlined, 98c, $1.98, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98. your days. at. the sudden of the _ Both for men and By rising wagon mouth, N. H.; Mrs. M. Livingston, At- Medium SOME-LAST-OF-THE-WEEKlooking women. of York Weight Capes, lined and unlined, all colors, and tongue of a cart at the oorner Eastern Maine Hospital. lantic, Maas.; F. A. Knuwlton and wife, Kerseys Mixtures, 98c, $1.98, 2.98, and High streets, Wednesday, Mr. Ed- Hon. Albion Little of Portland, Hun. Fairflold; Clifton J. Bailey and wife, 3.98, 4.98, ward Sullivan of Bangor was struck and S. N. Campbell of Cherrylleld and Hon. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fifleld, North Con- BOYS AND GIRLS. MEN’S. head. received a severe blow on the S. M. Bird of Rockland, Eastern Maine way, N. H.; J. Y. Forsyth and wife, Changeable Silk Taffeta Silk Waist, $3.75. The of the Hark Btreet appenranoe Insane hospital commissioners, are in Portsmouth, N. H.; J. S. Brown and Fail church is the addition Black Silk weight being improved by Bangor holding one of their regular ses- party of four, Buoksport, Mrs. F. I Cole, Figured Waist, $3.75. CAMEL’S HAIR Shirts Merino. of a new set of steps. the of the work Alisa ana or ii. (J. Light, clean sions, inspecting progress Payne party lour, Fall Cloth and Drawers, Sizes 24 to Stockings. gray- The foundation of the new St. Law- Waist, beantiful patterns, $1.38. BOYS’ in the and for fu- color. upon hospital arranging Chapman, Henry Whitney, Bangor; Mr. 34. Soft to the skin, rence street ohurcb is being built rapidy 25c ture work there. Everything is progress- and Mrs. Charlei E. Gilson, Bangor; were seamless. all for the Imported Sweaters, $2.00, $2.75, $3.75, $4.50 to $8.50. sizes. and some of tho frames are up ing satisfactorily. The building will Mr. and Mrs. Oharles E. Gilson, Con- Boys’ Jersey Shirts and Drawers, stuns work. Price, be olosed In by the Inst of Deoember. way, N. H.; H. J. Flint, Rockland. Bicycle Skirts and Leggins, $1.98, were 5.00. shirts have 10o the slightly fleeced, pearl Y esterday was cloudy most of day, The administration building Is rising This will be the itinerary of the tour: with occasional of sunshine. buttons. Germany gleams rapidly. Three stories of it are nearly np From Union station, Portland, passing made The at the Portland clearing Also Pants for clearings and Architect Stevens is at work upon through the White Mountains. Supper Misses, BlackStocking. Prime Maoo cot- house yesterday were $148,950 against designs for the ornamentation of the at F/ibyans; then stop at Lanoaster, N. Sizes 18 to 23, 25c ton, by Louis Herms- $200,993 same day last year. will dyed stone work on the front which be H. Arrive at Levis, oppcsite Quebeo at 811k bound, French neck, Satlne and Canton Pine Tree K. of P. will work SKIRTS ... Flannel dorf and so ex- lodge, put on with the roof. The kitohen and 7.15 a. m., Friday, oross the St. Law- finished. absolutely stainless, the tra Page's degree, tonight laundry rooms are closed in so that the rence river by ferry; carriage to the Clar- high spliced heel, double toes. Mr. Hatob of Peak’s island, was quite central section of the Is well endon where been Figured Mohair, $1.98, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98. hospital hotel, quarters have gray shirts and Price 17 cts., 3 pairs for 50 cts. badly injured ou Tuesday by felling along towards completion. In a few secured; breakfast then a ride about Six Black Satin were 8»e them in the corner window. Congress from u table on which be was standing Brocade, $8.50, 15.00 to 22.00. Drawers for Sizes 24 days representatives from Pittsburg, Quebeo; lunch at 1 p. m., then to Mont- Natural boys. and Oak streets. lathing at the home of Mrs. Tiott. where the company supplying the fire morency Falls by carriage, eight miles. All Wool Plaid and Mixtures, were 6.00 to to 28, 25c Cumberland County Pomona Grange $3.98, 9.00. shirts. fuu proof floorings for the hospital is located, Saturday morning take the Quebec and Girls’ knit Vests Long will meet with Pleasant Rivsr Jersey and Pants, Grange, will be here and that part of tbe work Charlevoix railway for a trip to the We have received in the last three some choice back and days very Jackets, Capes, also Misses’ and all Dressbosom, open front, Windham, Saturday, Sept. 26th. as sizes, 25c will be at once finished for as possi- Shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre; lunch at cotton Mu- best and linen, cor- ‘The ever faithful division of the ble. hotel at 1.30. Sunday will be spent in Children’s Cloaks, and are marked at our usual LOW PRICES. White Wool Vest and Pants for mat rect and tual Improvement Club Thursday the various churches. The party will shapes workmanship, Riverton Park. Misses, 50c with Mrs. Forbes of Great Diamond leave for Montreal at 10.30 m. The p. —> n.-XT •_ ■***_ $1.00, 1.50 island. A most delightful time was A party of young society people of the party will be quartered at the Balmoral w Uvv a red passed and all voted it letter day city will take a trolley ride around the hotel. Mt. Royal will be k visited, We have opened a of the club’s many outings. oity and suburbs on tbe palaoe car Bram- together with Notre Dame the ohurob, UNDERVEStS and stocked Yarn Martha Washington Council, No. 2 hall this evening. Supper will be served largest in Amerloa. YARN.finely depart- Daughters of Liberty, will visit Friend- at the oaaioo at Riverton. LADIES’Pants, Jersey knit, white ment in one of the lightest No. 4 of ship Council, Lewiston, Friday, The cool weather is having a percepti- Folding Double Postal Cards. and Silk crochet sections of this and 25th. Trains leave Union Sta- Egyptian, very light store, September ble effect upon the foliage at Riverton Postmaster Swett states that instruc- tion at 5.10 in. Members will call work at neck, with Satin ribbon run this is the story of it. p. and the park is now looking its best. tions have been received at the post office W. S. PARKER CO. for ticket. Sootch Iron Yarn, double 25c special The deer bouse is already up and board- that in. Gusset under the arms. skeins, directing public attention be called Germantown, eyery shade, 14o Dancing school for beginners, .Mr. ed in and will soon be The 524 lSc oompleted. to the rule governing the mailing ol _522 & CONGRESS STREET. Full sizes, 2oC Spanish, double skeins, Manchester, teacher, will commenoe at canoe house, whloh is nearly completed, Saxony, 12 l-2c douDle postal cards, which is that they Pants to Knitting cotton, white and colored, Oc Tiiticker. Post hall tonight. Children’s is of match. without doubt the finest building be folded before deposit in post office Black and cardinal. To class Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. sea- Near entrance, Congress and Oak Streets. its kind In Mew England, and next or street letter box, otherwise they can FREE_ Tickets at Hawes’s music store. son will see canoes on the as many river, not be dlspatohed. Persons using these VESTS for Ladies. THINGS. AU man- Tho first correct answer to the Portland tbe house is to be tbe headquarters of cards will take due notioe thereof and silk ner of fine and Stove Foundry Company’s enigma was the Portland who have been Egyptian cotton, dainty medium canoeists, govern themselves accordingly. FLEECED TOILET given Mr. Frank J. Mitchell, with F. by located on the Strondwater river. crochet-lace-work at neck 5 cts. to 25c. H. Little & Co., and he therefore gets COOKING soaps, up the enamel kettle. Workmen are now engaged in build- Harvest Home Festival. EXHIBITION, and front, gore under the arms, Colgate’s Florida Water. The hotels were all full last night and ing an artistic stone gateway to the park The harvest home festival at the West doing a business. Pants to match, 50c 25c and 49c splendid on Forest avenue front, of the rough End M. E. Rev. Mr. H. P. McCarthy, 245 Middle street, ad- ohurob, Leitch, Commencing Saturday, Sept. 25, at 2 O’clock m. stones found in the p, Violet 50o and 71c vcitises a remarkable sale of ladies’ flue vicinity. pastor, was a great success last evening. Water, hoots and shoes. It is understood that the Alabama The ohurob was beautifully decorated and Laven- CONTINUING SATURDAY EVENING AND ALL NEXT WOOL VESTS for Smelling Salts, Bay troubadours, who were here tbe first of with the autumn frnlts and fiowert WEEK, PERSONAL. Ladies. der. tbe season and created such favorable and the sermon and the exercise were WHITE Nicely finished, are to have a return soft and warm. Perfumes, 25c and 50c United States Internal Revenue Col- improssion, engage- very interesting. BISCUITS BAKED WHILE YOU WAIT BUT 3 MINUTES ! ’Prices Colgate’s lector of Is in the ment next week. Cold 19c Williams, Bangor, city. Gilbert’s Dancing Academy. vary according to the percentage of Cream, 10c, 15o, Hon. D. J. McGilliou ddy of Lewiston, Not but Fishing Notes. The Thursday afternoon class begin* only baked, BEAUTIFULLY baked. wool contained. Pants also. was in the cltv vesterdav. for next at 4.30. GLOVE Special today The Arwllda W. Morse 9000 Thursday evening class, Mrs. F. M. of brought Webber, Gardiner, Is next olass for 50c, 75c, $1.00,1.25 and lobsters for J. W.Trefethen yesterday and .Thursday. Saturday Saturday. a few days with friends In White Merino Vests and KID spending children next Pants, the Carrie T. over 2000. begins Saturday. I Fine 4 town. Rogers, skin, very elastic, Tbe schooner Annie Kimball The Accident at Westbrook “THE « 50c Miss Ruohel Marriner, of Worcester, brought Seminary. MAJESTIC,” pearl buttons, gored thumb, heavily 125 barrels of herring to D. L. Fernald Our steel alone will do it 1 Also 75c. 1.25 Mass., was in the city Thusday. Mr. J. M. DeShon, of Westbrook wonderful range, $1.00, stitched backs. & Co., Thursday. Black, tan, mode, Chief Justice Fuller, and bis daughter, Seminary, was the young man who wa* Come and try our 3 minute biscuits. Red Wool Vests and Pants, 1.00. The schooner Hattie Maud, Mc- red, 79c Mrs. Aubrey, passed through the oity Capt. hurt while Dlavlmr ball: hut not nerl. Try our delicious coffee and cream. slate, of this whloh is at Rook island our yesterday afternoon. Kay port, ously. Tbe article about a young mac Enjoy afternoon piano recitals. on a is Receive one of our new cook Consul Jonn S. Derby of Alfred, sta- fishing trip, doing unusually called “Dakin,” published yesterday books. well. She has already taken 100 barrels J. R. J. R. LIBBY. tioned at St. John, N. B., was in the was based upon misinformation. Mr. LIBBY. of mackerel and has sent here for an ad- YOU’LL BE HEARTILY WELCOME! city yesteiday. De&hon is able to be’about, and shows WE WANT YOU! of salt. She has who ditional supply been no ill effects from tbe see the most Mr. Charles A. Brown, has been accident. (Incidentally durable, economical, compact, and withal the most wonderfnl out but a short time.. range yet seen. We alone can show them. P. s. oondned to bis summer cottage at Delano They are ours for this section. We sold thirty in one The schooner Lillian S. Steele arrived week last spring. They’re park by illness for several weeks was simply unequalled.) ATCH OUT for our Lace Curtain Sale for with 26 barrels of today. yesterday morning removed to his home Thursday morning which were Webb What would you say to Good Lace Curtains 3 on State street. herring purchased by __ & Shepherd. yards long, 40 inches wide, at 50 cts. a window ? Mr. F. H. McGingan, general superin- “THE HOUSEHOLD OUTFITTERS,” tendent of the Grand Trunk, was ia gtbe Good (a pair.) Rally Sunday. city Wednesday with Mr. J. R. Williams, Blood is essential to health. nook The St Lawrence street ohuroh will Every Well that’s only the bottom round of the Lace Cur* trainmaster of the division. The latter and corner of the system is reached observe next Sunday as “Rally SuDday.’’ HOOPER, SON & tain ladder. Brussels, Irish Point, Swiss, &c-, are official is still here. They made a gen- the and on its the The will to his in by blood, quality LEIGHTON, pastor preach people eral inspection of the railroad property condition of every organ depends. Good high up< the morning upon “Our churoh, its past and tne which are made. changes being ■’ blood means strong nerves, good diges- and its future. REMARKABLE Gen. A. S. Twitched, of Gotham, N. robust health. blood meant SALE Also all who A large and general attendance of all tion, Impure today. (Lucky Friday for H., v.as in the city yesterday. scrofula, dyspepsia, catarrh -OF- members of the congregation and friondi rheumatism, come.) !A case of extra heavy White Blankets, Rev. W. M. Kimmell rf the Church of or other diseases. The surest way tc BLANKETS. of the churoh is greatly desired; also at the Messiah Is quite seriously ill at his have good blood is to take Ilood’t 72x162 inches. Red and blue borders—regular the vestry service in ihe evening, which residence on Franklin street. $2.00 at $L69 will open with service of song. Reports LADIES' FINE goods Major Livermore,jjUuited States light- BOOTS&SH0ES of the churoh building committee will be house engineer, is in the city on busi- FURS. rendered. I have just purchased of a large and ness connected with the new lighthouse well known manufacturer of ladies’ at Two Bush island. line kid button boots. These goods J. R. LIBBY. of the federal board Mr. Bryan at Union Station. Blood were in the course Supervisor Wyman slightly damaged of health was in the city Wednesday a nd When Mr. Byran, the popooratic candi- Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifies, vi of manufacture; some slightly soiled, others a stitch crooked, but the most - made an official visit to the quarantine date for the presidency, arrives at Union talizes, and enriches the blood, and send! 1896-1897, of them nothing in the least the mat- SEASON, station. He was station tomorrow afternoon from Boston the elements of health and strength t< accompanied by Drs. ter with them. All of them made to and Merrill of the local at 4.40 o’clock, he will speak to the pub- organ and tissue. It create Cummings board every nerve, sell for $2.50 a pair. Today we will .. Ii is understood that Supervisor Wyman lic from a temporary platform erected at a good appetite, gives refreshing slee] place them on sale at the slaughter was highly pleased with the condition of the north end of the station. He will and cures that tired feeling. It is becaus sale of the station. speak at 4.60 o'clock for about half an of its great power to purify the blood tha i We beg to announce that out stock of Furs and Skins INSURANCE IS Hon. Llewllyn Powers has been asked hour, and will then proceed to Bat h. to stump Indiana j and neighboring states are now ready, and we will be to show them on and will confer with the national com- Mr. Woodman pleased AN UMBRELLA. Rev. Resigns, ~~ Ladies, we predict that this lot will \ mittee before deoidlng. Mr. Powers says % ♦ all sell in a very few days, so if you w Rev. G. E. Woodman lately or- SATURDAY, 26th. The assortment is It pro- ♦ that he 111 reside In Houlton Jr., secure a of September large It protects the whole family. during wish to pair boots at a gen- ana rain a and From tects them from the snow and ♦ dained of Em- his term as clergyman pastor uine call at our governor, visiting Augusta Hood’s has accomplished si , bargain today Middle sleet of poverty and privation. ▼ manuel has resigned his Sarsaparilla of It is once or twice a month. churoh, pastor- street store. and varied, the latest in Sealskin It is a constant safeguard. the ♦ many wonderful cures. It makes th s consisting very designs It is ate and its acceptance. It is key to a strong lock. the only ♦ Amoug the arrivals at the Falmouth requests earth tnat blood pure, drives out the germs of dis thing on this round defies $ he will accept a off r It w hotel yesterday were: J. R. William- thought flattering and Persian Lamb the ravages of fire. gives value to ease. Thousands today enjoy good healtl ; Coats, Capes, Fancy Collarettes, Vic- insured ashes to west. He is very popular with the ashes. A pile of is Just ♦ son, Island Pond; Charles P. go as Hatch, as the natural result of taking about as valuable the house was be- ♦ oburch here. Mr. and Mrs. Woodman it. Buekfield; C. W. Rogers and wife, New Skins and Silks for fore the fire destroyed ♦ left on a to New York last H. P. torias, Muffs, Scarfs, lininings. York; C. A. Scribner, A. A. trip evening. Brlrtgton; IrCARTHY, We sell sure insurance. V 245 MIDDLE ST. Collins,Danville.N.H.; A.P. Fowler, W. Are you supplied? £ W.Uuiiernill, E.F.Booth, Col.G.C.Clark, First Free Baptist Clinrcli Reunion. _ sept25d3t James Boston. 1 L. II. T.Knowles, Last evening the ohuroh and Sunday SCIIEOSBERG, Among the arrivals at the Preble Mood’s BIDS school of the First Free Were: Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Baptist Soolety for the Downing, will be received building situated on Y. C. H. held a reunion in the ohnroh vestry, the Bridgeport, Conu.; Pearson, Dr. * M. C. A. lot, Congress Square, Portland, by the Manufacturing Furrier, DOW & PINKHAM, E. M. Plummer, Boston; Gus McDer- first of and old since the Building Committee on or beiore October 3rd. j meeting young Sarsaparilla at 12 m., at which time all will Charles B. N. bids be opened. mott, Wingato, Syracuse, summer vacation. The affair was en- 13. H. G. B. Puloer, New The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1 For further particulars apply to F„ P. CHASE Cor. Free & Sts. Y.; Knott, ■ 85 Exchange Cross 35 Exchange St, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Doe. tirely informal and was much enjoyed street, with whom all bids should York; Cbioago- r be left. sep25d2t all A. G. MerrinMtn, Springfield. by present. H00d’S PIUS gdpen°ilFdrugg£taD^ Sept25dlw B. M. EDWAKDS, Chairman.