PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ■ ■■ —1 1 ■■ ■ .— — ■ ■■ ■— ——__———————■mmmm——■ ■ ■«■■■ ■! .1 ■■ II "'filEL I -111-3 ———~n-p-1—rr**""* ___ ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 18H2-VOL. 37. PORTLAND. MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1899._tffL?£UVI&lgI_PRICE THREE CENTS. KmcMAiaw* manner. Thera wan no screaming on the mtcBixAsam STEAMER NOT DAMAGED. CITY part of the women and the most perfect CURRENCY REFORM BILL. DAWSON BURNED. Snc-h Is the.llewa They Have Received , order was maintained. Wa were for for ANOTHER FIGHT PARIS AMD. kept In New York* waiting below for an boar. Cotfee and RED ROUGH ITCHING biscuits ware served oat and then we en- 9 New York* May 21.—At the office of the boats. CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK PALMS tered tbe ship's Steam tugs brought American line on Bowlin? Green this us to Falmonth.” Measure of Portland, Maine. Metropolis of Klondike afternoon Second Vice President James Agreed Upon Hostile o i orew of the Paris are Report of Masting The still aboard A. Wright, made public all cable de- vessel. It Is believed that the steam- Visited by Fire. the spatches bearing on tbe disaster to the By Republicans. er has a rent In her for- CAPITAL, $100,000.00 at Bluefields. American Liner on Rocks large bottom, Paris os soon as .they were received. Early Ships ward. Tugs are standing by nor and will In the day Capt. Frederick Watkins of Sarplus ud Undivided Profits, $25,000.00 assist In an effort to get her off the rocks. the Paris cabled: The soene of the FOR at wreck, ts about five “Paris went ashore at 1 a. in., Sunday, Solicits the accounts of Banks,Mer- Cherbourg. miles from Falmoutb. off Lowland Four Points Covered and PAINFUL FINGER ENDS 21.—There was a ru Point; lying comfortably; Only by Pro- cnntlle Firms, Corporations Entire Business District Has Been Washington, May the of the Paris to fur- Among passengers smooth water.’* Individuals, and la prepared One Night Treatment.—Soak the hands mor here tonight that there had beqn were female Its the best faculties many poor emigrants, mostly at Falmouth cabled: nish patrons thoroughly, on retiring, in a hot lather of Out. Lloyds agent posed Law. hostile betweei • liberal accommodations. Wiped meeting at BlneOelds foreigners A11 have been safely housed near Manacles weather and C tour a Soar. Dry, and anoint freely with “Paris foggy; the In the sailors' home hero. One of the Ci -cura ointment, the great akin cure and Nloarangan gunboat San Jacinto am t water calm.’’ women describes her experiences as fol- in- Interest Paid on Deposits. purest of emollients. Wear old gloras during the United States cruiser Detroit whlol Another cable from Fali»outh gave the night. For sore hands, Itching, burning None lows! formation that were around the Is after the Interests of Ameri of the Passengers tugs and this one looking was when the vessel struck. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. palms painful finger ends, night "I awake Paris>nd that tne passengers were being Greenbacks to Be Re- treatment is wonderful. Destitute of Build- oans In that The lack heard a sound and felt a iBttnim ud Invited. City vicinity. report Was Injured. I drugging landed. Mr. Wright also received word Correspondence Mothers Rietnoet so the I went UfMIEII Especially competent oonOrraatlon far aa official advloes ar » shook, then engines stopped. that llenry Wilding, the agent of the deemed in Gold. vVUITlLH to appreciate the remarkable cleanein*. President. Material. | stairs to find out what the matter was. Fal- CUIXEN C. CHAPMAN, purifying, and emollient propertlea of Ccttccra Boas ing obtainable, tbs statement being made li \ up line at Southampton had gone to to And new ueaa ter It I and dally. i could see the land quite plainly. mouth. From the cables received Mr, THOMAS H. EATON, Cashier. responsible that np to 11 o'olocl quarters to on Sold throughouttha world. PottmD. aw® C.Comr., thought tbe ship had stopped hike took a view of the •* free. Wright very hopeful — DIRECTORS: Frope., Boston. Bow to Bare Beautiful Hand*, there had been no Information receive) l passengers. I didn’t think there was any- affair. He said that Capt. Watkln's cable L LAfiRABEE to bed and CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH In regard it. thing wrong and I returned to seemed to indlcato that tbe steamer was Banks Allowed to Issue Notes t® PERLEV P. BUIWHAM Most Now Await of there half an then the stew- E. M. STEADMAN. Opening All Were Taken Ashore in stayed hour, not damaged. Safely me to I ‘There’s Value of BRICE M. EOWAROS. JAMES F. HAWKS AT HAMPTON ROADS. ard told get up. said, During tbe day there wero only two In- Par Bonds. Navigation. wake Tbe stew- HENRY S. 0S600D WILLIAM M. MARKS. Boats. my baby.. Don't him.” quiries made at the office for passengers ard ‘If want to save P Safe Arrival of the Spanleh Cruise replied, you your on the Paris. LEIGHTON,^^r^Ftfistp get I got up and dressed my- Hrlna Mercedes. baby, up.’ 9 The New York of the American line will on deok. We self and the.baby and went take the of the from place Paris, sailing 21.--It Is were much but there was no Washington, May understood B. 2l.-An extr 21. —Th frightened here a week from She Is WE TAKE UP Vlotorla, C., May Newport Newt, Va„ May Wednesday. cauous com- oonfuslon. treated us In the kindli- that the House Republican sdltion of Alaskan received cruiser Helna arrive) They arranged the same as the Paris so that the,.Skaguay Spanish Mercedes mittee to frame a scheme of est roanuer and llnally brought us here.” appointed by tbe steamer Tee at midnight oontalns at Hampton Hoads this afternoon at 1.9 those who have engaged passage on the CARPETS. The has sent several fast ourrenoy reform has agreed upon a meas- wired from Bennett admiralty gov- Paris will In the New York the ARTIE the following report o’clock In tow of tho wrecking tugs J. J * occupy Hoes: ernment vessels from Davenport to assist ure along the following to Skaguay just previous to the sailing Merritt and Kesnue and accompanied l); same staterooms that they secured on the I which It Is will “The redemption of all obligations of the Paris, reported prob- sunken vessel. WE DUST AND STEAM of the steamer: the steamer K. iS. Morgan. She is nov Floated. in demand. be a total wreck. the government gold upon disastrous fire has visited off ably “Another at anchor Old Point Comfort when “Greenbacks when once redeemed foi Among tbe vessels eent to tbe assis- Dawson this time out she will be held in for CAN’T EXPLAIN MISHAP. City fairly wiping quarantine flvi : to be re-issued only for gold. Has Come! tance of tbe stranded steamer Is a gun- gold CARPETS. the business section of the town, creating days. When released from London, May 21.—Mr. Currie. London to quarantine ______Mir Edmund Kobert “Permitting national banks Issue with boat, and Admiral losses that will aggregate 11,000,000 she will go to Portsmouth navy yard fo: manager of Richardson, Spence & Co. of their Fraemantle, commander In cblef at Ply- notes to par value government WE RELAY worth of lnsuranoe. The a of tbe Associated not a dollar’s repairs. said to representative bonds in the treasury Instead of mouth, has ordered a number of torpedo deposited news was telegraphed from Bennett this Press this afternoon: to bold themselves In 90 per cent as at present. of boat destroyers CARPETS. afternoon by the special correspondent No As To Cause “I am not just yet in position to ex- the minimum of AGAINST ARBITRATION. Explanation readiness to to the scene of the “Permitting capital who received It from procesd nor the Dally Alaskan, plain the mishap to tbe Paris to ap- national banks to be 125,U00 instead of “You press the 202-2) Given. wreck at a moments’ notice. (telephone THE BEST a man named Tokales, who had just tho blame. If any responsible rest.” portion as at button; we do|tne Germany and Triple Alliance Power) The news of the disaster to the Paris f50,'000 present.” a and reached Bennett from long perilous agent of the company la on the spot Inves- This Is much less comprehensive Do Not Favor It, spread rapidly In London and great ex- plan out from Dawson over broken trails, tigating the facts will be known In due adovcates of curren- trip and alarm waB felt until the than ardent general lakes. citement 13 open rivers and dangerous time. At present J know only officially but was London, May 22.—The flatly News pnb arrival of tbe information that all on cy revision.have urged adopted that the fire oc- ran on rocks at LSO Mr. Tokales reports tbat the Paris the because harmonious agreement was possi- Preble St. llshes a despatch from The Hague, sup board were safe. The company’s offices on 21 In tne heart of a thick curred April very this morning during drizzling ble which was not the oase when more my9dtf lstp to be Inspired by Wllllsm T. Stead were with Inquirers anxiously center of the commenc- posed beselged was even the business city, rain. I rejoice that nobody radical measures were editor of the Review of Reviews, whlol Falmouth, Way 12.—The America line asking.for news regarding friends or rela- suggested. ing near the opera house on tbe water hurt. The cargo is now being discharged is In port as follows: steamer Parle, Captain Watkins, from tives on board the steamer. front and spreading with unusual rapidl- on lighters and the prospect is favorable BHUJL lll liljr. M U.UL.1. HAVE VOU SEEN OUR Regarding arbitration tho presen i Southampton and Cherbourg for Mew Farther details of the disaster show Cigar U1 BUTIU^ tun nui(i ulu nciivuni u yutiu- position of the delegates seems to be this York, struck on an outlying ridge of the that when the vessel struck the crew Dverytblng In Its way on that street.down ues. I hope she may be re-floated At high Gavtnann tariff f hn it hor t.lSil nnwnN n Manacles early thle morning at a point were summoned on deok. The passen- to and Donohue & Smith’a tide about 3 o'clock tomorrow morning. including I half n mllo from whnra t.h« wrnnharl At- Man Runs Amnck With $3.50 OF THE YEAR. the triple alliance ore entirely oppoie< gers upon appearing were met at the 001.1- Jealous L'Statlishinent and taking in all water Admiral Freemantle's dispatch of two to It and Turkey follows In their wake. luntio Transport Alobegan lies. Tbe Paris, pnnlonway with comforting words and front buildings abreast of tbe same gunboats to the scene is not the less ap- Revolver. Great Britain and the United State ) which sailed from Southampton yester- assurances of their safety. Exceptional blocks Tbe tire crossed the street, horned preciated because of the faot that the o { TAN SHOE are entirely in favor or It. day, called at Cherbourg and picked up 50 coolness was shown on all side8,the stew- through this,spread over to Heoond street, passengers, malls and baggage had al- Prof. Von. Stengel of the German dele passengers. She left Cherboug at 0 o'clock ards distributing coffee and stimulants tc the business been landed before their arrival. at Other# But Missed—Is Under For Men and Women? joverlng prlnolpal portion ■ ready Aimed said today: “Arbitration Is Ira last evening. Soon after 1 this morning all who desired them. it all in with gatlon desire now is to the For Sale all Dealers. if Uawsou, leaving ashes, Our great satisfy pas- Arrest, The Best Wearing and Best Fitting by practicable when two nations are d! at high tide and in a dense fog she ran Capt. Watkins had bis gig lowered and mayl5mon,wed,fri,l9tp,3m tbe firemen helpless and power'oss to do sengers with regard to their future move- Shoe on the Market for the money. Tided by a vital Issue, In less lmportan 5 ashore. From the first there was no dan- rowed asbore In order to asoertaln hi- anything. ments. A large proportion have already questions It exists already. ger. Life boats and tugs were scon iiter- whereabouts, and to telegraph to Fal- CALL A\D EXAMINE. The fire consumed everything from tbe arranged to sail by the St. PaaL <41—In a tit of "France is hesitating and will prob ■ ally swarming around the vessel to render mouth for tugs to assist his ship. In the Kansas City, Mo., May Simmons Royal Cafe down to and oppo- OF SALVAGE GOOD. Levi a clerk in the with Russia. Several assistance. A of the meantime rockets were sent 3JKOSPKCT jealous rag9, Moore, build- ably agree delegate majority passengers, up and.sig- site the Fairvlew hotel. All the market, today shot and probably Orafessed that they came to the confer**..- > who numbered 880, were brought to JBal- nal guns were bred. Liverpool, May 21.—The American line city ings burned like Under, due to tbe fact wounded Mrs. Jennie and had already learnei I mouth where obtained for When dawn broke everyone on boar: have been informed that the pros- fatally for unprepared they lodgings agents that they had been standing nearly and Mrs. Kmraa Landis and Mrs. j much. the night. was relieved to bnd the sboie on one sidt pects of salving are good so long as the two and the were as dry as bad yearH logs west or Meek. The Campbell woman Capt. Watkins reported that his ship and lifeboats lying nearby on tbe other. wind keeps moderate from the deserffKj* powder. *Tbr{fire ipreal with such rapidi- ed Moore tor another man. He had re- STOLE POCKET BOOK. was lying comfortably in smooth water The vessel lay with her head to the eonth northwest. ty that the people were unable to save b*r to return hta photographs. and that there was no,occasion for any west, the reversing of the engines having STATEMENT OF COAST GUARDS- quested In the way of furniture, goods answer' his letters and today anything Ue the on tbe rocks. She did not A Sanford Newsboy Gets Himself Inti » alarmist reports. reported passen- put her broadside Happily MAN. Dr so that the losses when foot- himself and went to her olotbiug, there wus no Moore armed gers and crew all well. tbe sea was smooth and of ooast ed to be even greater tban at Trouble. Coverack, May 21.—One the answered the up promise The first intimation of the vessel’s otherwise there house. Mrs.Campbell ring wind, .would probably at Coverack has made the fol- first estimated. guardsmen at the door and when Moore* angrily de- the roo» was a have been a different story to tell. Th< TO THE I striking slight grating statement to a of Among tbe most prominent firms [irECIAL RESS.] lowing correspondent manded his she ran back into the which was followed a second of tbe violnlty was strikingly pictures sound, by danger the Associated Press t burned out were: SI.—Peter liellsveau, house. Moore immediately shot her in Sanford, May and more shook. The look- home to tbo passengers and crew pronounced brought “It was 1.21 a. when I dis- Tbe Cafe, Donohue Sc Smith,Me- about 20 of age, called a m., today the back and the woman followed by Royal newsboy years out that there' whs the masts of the wrecked steamei shouted | something by the of a steamer close In- PARDON HIS Lellan Sc Parsons Produoe com- of Frank Tibbetts on Mali covered lights ran Into Mrs. Landis’ PRIDE, McFeely, the residence were out of th< Moore screaming but before there was time which stloklng looming ahead, Mohi-gan land over the wreck of the Mohegan. pany, Aurora saloon. Bodega saloon, this with his papers jnst for protection. Moore He (Muni's by it. So street, morning to reverse the the had on and a miserable bell buoy whicl room, appealing honestly engine ship gone water by I bred a rocket which was docs the miia who lakes from Madden honse, Hotel Vlotorlo, McDonald at the door and n immediately then ilred two shots at Mrs. Landis, one Knocking receiving the 200 from the shore. tolls as though sounding t America rooks, yards constantly to in a few moments by the Mrs. his lips a block, Bank of British North response he opened the door and went In responded taking effect in the abdomen. Assistance was summoned by means of death knell. of the Paris. Chief Jeffers of and scores of smaller firms and business no one about he wont to a desl signal gnn then ran to Mrs. Meek’s room. Finding and the coast Campbell rockets guurdsjjproraptly When Capt, Watkins returned fron the summoned his men and Laconia lOc Louses. drawer where tram observation he knes coastguard The latter awakened by the shooting Cigar. to the life station for that tbere wa: This fire csme at a time when tbe mills telephoned saving his trip asbore be found manned a life boat. Unlike the case of shot in Mr. Tibbetts kept a pooketbook and tool arose Just in time to receive a and dealers in materials bad boats. A majority of the passengers were water In the hold building already considerable the the Paris oould be plainly ran out same, which contained about $40 Mohegan the baok from Moore, who then Alaska 5c exhausted their winter supply and were the not aware that an accident had to thi Cigar. happened All the passengers were transferred heen„ The rocket was of to Tibbetts who was in another roon apparatus prepared of the house his revolver at waiting the opening navigation Mrs. until were called the stewards. flourishing they up by Dragon; but beyond the olothes thej and the brat shot It failed ro a cloud of smoke and express their stocks. The results were come In and her Inn- tug discharged. followed. He shot at a ne- eject fragrant replenish hsard him thinking On the deck found the a crowd that a fervent wisli that tt were a mile long. that there Is a famine In all kinds of reaching they wore took nothing with them to reach the but the second fell % had ordered a morning sue they vessel, but missed. and suoh as band paper boat readiness’for their building materials furniture, ship’s iu^perfect wore landed at Falmouth short!] across her bows and wa9 fastened. j^ro until a few minutes afte They quickly Moore was arrested a moment later doors, sashes, looks, binges., etc. pected nothing The sea was BEST SMOKE FOR THE MONEY. reception. perfectly calm, after 7 the local agent of thi In the meantime the Port Houstook life Tbe few articles still remaining outside left the when o'olook, he his now empty revolver he had houBe, passini and the discomfort that the whan snapped Mamma me district have in only passen- American line meeting them and pro boats and the Falmouth tugs responded. My gives of tbe burned quadrupled the room she noticed the drawe at a All Dealers Have Them. through was caused the policeman. BROWN’S INSTANT RELIEF, prloe. Doors are selling for <35 each; gers experienced by slight them with every tare and quarter There was a heavy ground swell running, was On examination she Jfount vlding Moore feigns insanity. He is 88 years door locks For Coughs, Colds, Collo, Cholera. each,and falling log them at the various hotels and thi with a southeasterly breeze and it was The town Is paralyzed because the pooketbook missing. She Immediate of age and has a wife and child in Annis- Morbus, Dysentery, Croup, Sofa portion. ing to the calmness of the sea the boats Home. nothing can be done until the opening ol Constable Tibbetts, who wen Sailor's very hazy. Ala Throat, Diphtheria, eto. ly notified could be managed with entire safety. navigation wblob will not be for several li the Paris struck tbe tide wa I ‘Oil reaohlng the Paris Chief Jeffers THINK IT IS REAL NICE TO C. A. WESTON & In searoh of the boy. He fonnd him When I TAKE. CO., w“ks- Perfect order prevailed aboard the vessel. the ___* a__v the bood and tbh found Watkins “maintaining one of the back streets. At first be de within an bour of Capt. FISH COMMISSIONERS. Nob way M eduttkb Mb. Watkins stood on tbe Prepared by Co., Norway, Capt. bridge giving raise off I best There were of a eon of Mayor Hnmea of the but afterwar unsuffioient to her th dloipltne. .no signs Humes, Seattle, Died stealing money, and his and proved loss Is In all 111 orders, perfect self-possession th a The starboard boats of the Paris and Decisions state that the $4,000,000. admitted taking It, and told him he ha rooks. Hundreds of people vl6lted panic. Hearings Appointed ~HOR BALE—A light 2 seated carriage with The fire was buildings ware ^burned. were ready for all the I shifting top; new axels, tires and fender. hid It under a rock by the side of the rive r scene during tbe day. swung launching; Reached. caused a drunken woman upsetting a effect passengers. In accordance I have no use for it Price $36 C. K. NEW- by uponlthe women children oolleoted None of tbe was found, Belleveau was ai are lavish In tbel P and were.belng CABOT’S COMB, 63 Vesper street, city. 22-1 lamp In a notorious bouse. where It with the Instruction of the the The passengers the Commer- captain and the arrival of the big warehouses of Alaska and conllned in the ot the admirable behavior ot th , together prompt TO THE rested village lookui women and were the first to be praise [SPECIAL PRESS.] cial company or the North American (children faclllta'ed deborkutiou." CREOSOTE to await trial tomorrow. Twlce^befor 9 otHoera and crew and deolare that it wa tugs THE WEATHER. Trading and Exportation company was taken off the ship. Each perfect order Augusta, May 21.—The tish and game so there will be no ho has been confined in the eame plac 9 due to their smartness that no aocideni SHINGLE touohed by the lire, wu maintained that a passenger de- commissioners have.made the following of even If the laxe and here. Eao 1 to Perfect COMPULSORY ARBITRATION. shortage provisions for breaking entering as a bIjw occurred anyone. discipline, At the oilloe of H. the of scribed thefscene simply prooes- dates for {hearings: STAINS should not open before middle from then —The time he has made his escape they say, was maintained throughout London, May 23 morning post June on June which is now predicted. slon of women; andfohildren walking in NY. Stewart. Hartland, 7, petition two officers are with bin is said that those in of 3 from its Tonight staying file to the boats. At tbe It ohurge [th publishes the following despatch that be in Tut- are as stand- single daybreak asking fishing prohibited recognized A TAHDON. were so confident that the 7 at The WANTS of the vessel could be better Paris perfectly correspondent Hague: at June 8, ard for this attractive position dis- tle Brook, Athens; Rookport, LATE MARINE NEWS. were the proper course that th 3 “M. lie Staal of the Russian delo- to THU rasas.) cerned. The brilliant St. pursuing (head that the of effect. IrrxciAL Anthony light on.the petition asking taking cottage vessel was steaming Id or ID knots a: > and president of the conference) be a Vineyard Haven, May 21.—Arriveii- at the harbor oould gatlon fish from Coomb’s Quarry pond pro- We these Augusta, May £1.—Thsre will be entranoejcf jFalmouth supply from fc r hour when they struck. Though th 3 received llnal instructions from the Km- before the Governor and Sohooners Klhemon, Ellzabetbport be distinguished plainly through the mls- hibited; at Rangeley, June 9, on the pe- the in pardon hearing a factory any L. Hondout fo steamer ran Into fog about midnight ,- peror Nicholas to deul with the question Counoll George C. Sheldon, Portland; James Maloy, ty ruin and the still standing masts of the tition asking for certain rules-and regu- and Tuesday, nevertheless, it is said, she was runnin S arbitration quantity. Samples Isaao Orbeton, Philadelphia fc r 111 oould be seen of realizing compulsory in Round and of this city presenting the petition do; fated Mobegan nearby. lations regarding fishing estimates furnished Eaq., at full when the accident occurred whether a ttlbunal of several up- O. M. Marrett and Eugen 0 It is said that a Falmouth boat speed by supreme and Hunters’ cove, at the Boston, May 21.—Fair weather, fresh for a commutation of a life sentence of Rockland; pilot Dodge ponds on There will be little to the steam or tribunal ood- application. South Amboy for do. a to the Paris danger great powers by private on the outlet of Mooseiook- Northerly winds, Charles M. Wallaoe who Is serving a life Borda, showed warning signal upper dam er if the calm but should th 3 whose interests 21.—New England— soboonere William J. Lipsel c that he would the continues, sistlng of the powers June on the Washington, May sentenoe for.killing Officer Maloy nenr Passed telling tbe captain put meguntic lake; 10, petition wind veer to the east or southeast th 3 be at with the Fair Monday and probably Tuesday; Kennebeo for Phlk on the might stake, subsequent hours for on the the Togus Home In 1884. and Lizzie Baboook, vessel top of Mohegnn If ho did not asking that the fishing fresh Northerly winds. consequences might bo serious. The tug 8 mediation by some third pow- delphla. alter his course. Tbe warning, howevet friendly pool below the dam be from sunrise to 7 21.—Anobored o: 1 left the scene at about 5 o'clock. er.” H. H. HAY & Lonl Weather Report. Hyannls. Mass., May came too late and the Paris struck on a p. in., between August 15 and the time SON, A common is: In connection with the aooident to th .-— Samuel Dlllawaj • of looal weather expression Bass River—Schoner ridge to the westward Manacles. of close time, September 30. Portland, May 21.—The will be of Interest to mariner 8 A middle Street. for But*. Paris it TO APPROVE CROSSING. were a bureau records as to the weather are as “The human race is Baltimore It was suggested that as this was only On the petitions which given grow- schoone r and travellers to hear that the perslsten * follows: New York, May Bulled: the seo ond trip from Cherbourg the ISPECIAI. TO THE PRESS.) hearing during the past few days the 8 a. thermome- the wreck of the m. —Barometer. 29.789; weaker and wiser.” Portland. were agitation since Mohega closo ing Samuel Hart, officers of the Paris not familiar 21. has been re- commissioners have decided to Ship ter, 45.0. dew point, 40, humidity, 82; at last induced the lirethie , Augusta, —A( petition oourse. has Trinity for the term of wind. N; state of weather, we are weak- with the oeived at the olUoe of the railroad com- Pond stream in Foxoroft veloolty, 12; That and lsst week t , growing TBE PENSION LIST. of a to act, they promised It rain Mr. Thomas Allen London, pasgen- ralssioners fori the approval of the oross- four years; to prohibit persons fishing a automatlo soun I 8 p m—Barometer, 29.055; thermome- er is the who was on his to erect gas lighted, from WATCH proved by large Washington, May 20.—The followin ; ger on the Paris, way made at Kennebunk and West Ken for pickerel in Weld pond taking ter, 47.8, dew point, hnmldlty, 78; on the Manacles In } ings 40; from the lssu 8 to as a witness In the producing bnoy plao five in one The pe- state of changes resulting New York appear nebunk of the Boston & Maine railroad more than fish day. direction, N; veloolty, 6; number of thin and pension useless now there. pale, frauds said : of the bell.buoy to withdraw weather, cloudy. of May y are annonnoed for Maine: Edison Phonograph case, tracks by tho overhead bridges of the titioners were given leave REPAIRING. Maximum minimum the accident Gangs of men on lighters have gone t , rules temperature, 48; emaciated ORIGINAL. “1 was In bed when hap- Sanford Porpoise Railway oora- cn the petition asking that certain mean people. the steamer to take off the c l i&.Cape made a of temperature, 48; temperature, a and belongings on We have specialty Hone pened. I heard grating sound, The date on the hearing of the and regulations be made for fishing 46; maximum wind veloolty, 20; N. E. That we are John H. Morrisey, Soldiers’ the It Is that th pttny. Watch, Clock, and on the rocks passengers. reported Jewelry precipitation, 0-10 lnoh. growing then several hard thnmpa has not yet been assigned. Potter pond and Weld river. for years. Togus, $8. two forward of the Pari , petition Optical Repairing wiser be shook the sblp. The vessel then seemed to oompartments We have had of ex- may by INCREASE. years Weather observation. proved later heard are fall of water. and understand it stop dead. A few minutes perience The department these disorders James Given, Jr., Orono, $12 to $17 IS olairns to have saved th We agricultural weather overcoming some ; one 'All hands on deck.1 Pilot beat in all its branches. calling, ii nr1- nnmT for _ wmi *■ bureau yesterday, May 21, taken Howard $11 to $17 She was every to be use of Savage, Glenburn, I aroused my chum who was still atlcet Paris trom the Manaoles. o guarantee job at 8 p. m.,meridian time, the observation with the j The timely Charles S. Cain, Benton Falla $2-1 to $3C near the rock and when sh perfectly satisfactory. for each eeotion being given In this order: and we went on deck. We were told to guard duty best Amorican Scott’s Emulsion of Cod- R. Island Falls, $10 t “ of the she Mainsprings, Temperature, direction of wind, state of Daniel Emerson, secure our life bolts ond we returned-bo- saw the lights Furls showed 75c. Cleaning, $1.00. weather: William H. Noyes, East Jeffersor The steamer starboarded her hell liver Oil with $17; low to get them. We were not allowed to tlare. Mainspring and Cleaning 40 N. New to Charles $3 t 1 Boston, degrees, rain; Hypophos- $17 $2e; Curtis, Foxoroft, return to the deok at that time. All wers to clear the outter, thus escaping tti combined, $1.50. 60 degreos, NW, cloudy; Phila- York, which $12. At the llTst sum- Manacles. An effort was made this aftei delphia, 5S degrees, NW, p.-clear; Wash- phites gives strength, kept waiting below. noon to tow the Paris off the rooks, Tim ington, 68 degrees, N, clear; Albany. enriches the blood, mons a few of the passengers appeared I 90 N, cloudy; Bullalo, 46 de- invigor- as soon as were at full wit degrees, WANTED IN AUGUSTA. In their night clothes, but they tngs engaged pressnre t grees. bW, dear; Detroit, 48degrees, N, ates nerves and forms the steamer's steol hsr own er Absolutely ^Hjre FRANK the N. 21.—Joseph Cob i, discovered that there was.no danger,they hawsers, P.^McICENNEY, clear; Chicago, 48 degrees NE, oloody; Concord, H., May ROYALSj g them- for half an hour. Th “ Watchmaker, at. Paul, 62 degrees, E, dear; Huron, fat. wanted by the polios of Augusta. Me returned to their rooms and made glues assisting, and wholesome was tb Makes the food more delicious Dak., 48 degrees, NE, cloudy; Bismarck, was arrested toda j selves to leave the ship. The pas- attempt entirely unsnooessfnl, MONUMENT SQUARE. 50c. and $i.oo, all druggists. for alleged larceny ready 54 degrees, 8, p. cloudy; Jacksonville, 86 not an Inch, novae a*Ki*a powoch oo., Ntw^romc r^^mm Chemist*. New anil the were notified. posalbb steamer moving 1- . ■ dear. SCOTT & BOWNE* York* ^ Agnsta polioe ■■- IJIII —„ degrees, SE, _ I

W FIVE :: HUNDRED :: ALL :: WOOL e \ 000066000000 DICKEY SUITS,•' > > R; ", Jf J./i -i,. % \ Manufactured Holmes £ Kimball, Boston, Mass., for Wanamaker £ Brown ol Philadelohia, to sell for $10.00. 1 by 1 fc & Brown refused to accept them. As they were leftion ihcn As the manufacturer whs nnable to get them ont when ordered the firm of Wanamaker the benefit of 11 * * % ^ hands, we closed the entire lot at less than cost to manufacture, and shall givcour customers Brown’s o|'^P'|,,cll"He’For To-DayT^iin* «i?roar piicen.J^PF and equal to any $10.00 garment on the market* Wanamaker Sc price $10.00. $5.68 1 Sale of the M. S. Fisher & Co.’s Stock of Furnishings and Hats Will Continue To-Day.

O THE LARGEST OWE PRICE SPOT CASH GO UU«j Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers and Tailors, CH,S- "•REDL0W'Pr,>rti""- Monument _. Ill from In this city between the Westbrooks and Muuager Finn says Bobby Moore’s ten in A. terport, her present commander, Weslt-vau, 10 feet six Inches; W.B. Clark, can only report. ¥. W. C. HARBOR NOTES. She of at tne Scotch Hill odd a of that her former owners In Philadelphia. Deerings Portland Bmvdcin, second; F. Williams, Is by all the strongest any MAINE COLLEGE WINS. Squires, and the and Bid- nine feet six Inches both. his team has They have threj Is of 228 tons gross and was bnllt at Del- grouns, ^PreBumpscots third; played. Its Fifth Anniversary Observed at Wll- hummer—Won by in 1867. Philbrouk defords at Warren park were rancelled on I Throwing 16-peund strong pitchers and are a remarkably fast Items of Interest Picked Up Along the phi Creek, Md., Capt 3 1 Is I o 11 Church Last F. C. Ingulls, Trinity, 131 leel, Inches Without Evening. the schooner account of rain and condition of tho — Commissioners lot of base runners. formerly commanded Joseph try lor record,made 136 feet,1-3 inch); Filipino Water Front. (In has been sold to Rock D. H. Hall. Brown, second, 110 feet. 4 LAWRENCE IS PLEASED. Eaton, Jr., which grounds. Power To Act. The fifth anniversary of the Young wera con- Inches; F. Corson, Dartmouth, third, 08 land people. The second and third degrees ob- The Italian steamer Vloenzo, Capt. feet. 1 inch. Lawrence, Mass May 21.—Arrange- Woman’s Christian association was which ferred on several candidates^at the meet- Bowdoin Victor At Wor- arrived She sailed from Z Tbe Hamburg-American line, Throwing the dlenus-Won by A. S. for transfer of last at the Williston Con- Rlzeo, Sunday. Order of ments have been mule the served evening runs steamers to Portland In winter, has ing of Westbrook commandery, Grover, U. of M., 1U8 feet, 1-3 Inch; I H. and unloaded fruit In New Can What They Do Tc of the New church Id the .of a Glrgenti mee held cester. Only Report the Fitchburg team England gregational presence an order with ship- the Golden Cross, at their lng Hall, 1ronn, second, 103 feet, 7 Inches; York and 2600 tuns of brlmttone placed Hamburg Urst will sized After the usual brought I T. P. Winslow. Amherst, third, 103 feet, league to this city. The game large congregation. builders for a steamer which Is Saturday evening. Agulualdo. to order to this expected new exercises whloh some port. Whist 11 Inches. be played this week when the team devotional during to be indestructable by col- The members of the Fast End i _ P. absolutely Banning high jump—Won by F. K. the WU- The tog Seguln towed In tbe barge will have the Newport# for opponents beautiful music was rendered by Resides water bulk- club are to hold their annual outing next M. 1. 5 7 1-3 luobes; C. 9 Portsmouth. lision. having tight Baxter, X., feet, Miss Florenoe W. Co., N. of K. S. and Manila, May 22—11 a. m.— The Flliplm Wednesday and Thursday. This city has llston choir, Whittlesey heads and double the steamer Is Wednesday at Duck l’ond where they will Brown, Brown; Littell,Trinity The Horatio Hall dooked about 4 p. m. bottoms, tied for second hero on Hat no baseball since 1895. socretary of the associ- Won a I'oint Over Williams F. 8. Cline. Weeleyan, corn in issloners who arrived had professional Thompson, general to have double sides. The space between spend the day. i!y divided,and Littell of Trini- are the annual in which yesterday. place, points urday to negotiate with the United Htatet Local base ball enthusiasts of the ation, read report the outer and inner skin will form a At the morning service today at the drew Brown third and Cline the Eva and Mildred arrived ty second. as work done in the four de- Saturday • commissioners, held a conference thli opinion that this city will pay as well she detailed the oompurtment. In case of an Warren Congregational chucrh, the pas- College. fourth. loaded with flab. Her main boom was water-tight Kimnlng broad jump—Won by C. morning with Messrs. Hohurman, Worces- any city on the circuit. partments—business, educational, social, ordinary oollision only the outer hull tor Rev. W. G. Mann, will exchange 31 4 inches; T. S. The Is carried away. with Rev. C. C. Phelan of the Brown, Brown, feet, ter and Den by. They eay that they art and spiritual. present membership will HU with water, leaving the rest In- pulpits 10 B. H. BASE BALL NOTES. Cable advloee reoelved In Boston Satur- Methodist church. Mr. Mann has invited Cline, Wesleyan, 30 feet. inohea; the are active members and there without power to bind so-called Fill 654,491 Jire tact. In other there will be de- all who are Brown, third, 30 teet,4 1-3 Inches. oost stated that the bark Sarmlento, respects into his Sunday school class Greene, The rain of last week the Portland 78 associate members. sus- day Shot J. Melindy, Brown, plno government in any way and car Eighty-five monstrated In this vessel an Important willing to study the Sunday school lesson put—Won by association $800. from Portland to Rosario, U. ne members contribute $5 or more Capt. Crosby, one week so us to be as 30 feet, 10 1-3 inches; A. L. Grover, only refer any results of the present taining advance In shipbuilding. Sbe will be the ahead, ready sup- Over Tie Turned won nine ran ashore off Punta Peres and in a Dispute O. M.. second, 37 feet, 4 13 inches; K. In 1891 Manchester straight each the year which ply teachers. The pastor will beg gotiations to Agulnaldo. annually. During past cargo carrier In the world—60U K 37 1-3 the the season and was a total bad been float- largest series of three sermons this evening on Godfrey, Bowdoln, third, feet, games at opening of have been and the pres- reported loss, $1975.64 expended feet 66 feet beam and 43 feet deep. “The Home." for the evening, the Scale. inoh. lost nine ed off and towed to Buenos long, Topic then straight. ent ilebt Is a reduction of $228.- leaking badly be the centre of the X he points were won ae follows: Manila, May 21, 8.40 p. m.—The Fill $110.77, Her cargo capacity will be 20,000 tone. “What thought shall The members of the Portland and Ayres. Local underwriters are heavily home?" Service* at the Westbrook Meth- Bowdoln, 33; Williams, 33; Amherst, pinlo commissioners Gen. Gregorio de 94 from that of last year. There will be accommodations for 300 vessel and her hs follows: — 18 15 1-8: Dart- Taunton clubs have been invited to at- Interested In the oargo. odic church Sunday Prayer IB; Brown, 1-3; Wesleyan, Col. Alberto Ma Rev. Smith D. D., pastor of the Pillar, Lieut. Barratto, Raker, llrst cabin 200 second cabin 9 in. service at mouth, 14; M. I. T'., 11; Trinity, 6 1-3; ut Portland theatre Harold Hunt son of W. Hunt of passengers, meeting at a. preaching tend tbe performance delivered a interest- George of 0. Tofts and Wor- jor Zealoalta and Henor Graoio Gonzanga, Williston church very and 600 Instead of staterooms 10.90 a. m. school at 12 in. Young University Maine, Maroh IS for a voyage steerage. Sunday this evening by Manager tiarrlty. for his Bath, left Portland at six o icl- cester Technology did not soora with their families spent today In visit lug and powerful address, taking there is to be a double line of curtained People s meeting clock, U. of 31. Man Breaks Disk Throw- Burnham the to South America Id tbe bark Cellna. lowed with address by the friends in Manila and oonferred with Manager protested game text the llth chaper of St. John, 5th Interior of special pastor, lng berths, looking much like the most INTER-SCHOLASTIC ATHLETES. which he lost to Manchester on aocount Last week Mr. Hunt reoelved a message subject, “The Spiritual church the Henores Florentine Pablo “Now Jesus loved Martha and her Uecord. Toros, Ocampo verse, a sleeping oar. She will be built to reduce social." ing The Invitation meet to be given by the of the “poor ,work“ of Umpire Billie from bla son announcing hie safe arrival and Teodore Yanoo, the members of thi sister.” the time for crossing the Atlantlo by Bowdoln Athletlo association on In Busnos Ayres. TO COM College local Filipino association who will par Long. He said that nothing was so representa- vessel will be named the WEDDING RECEPTION statu tnat one-third. The I — 36 and to be the big- Think of that. Late advloes from Montreal MANDKR J. C. ROSS. May 37, promises tlcipute In the meetings with the Ameri- tive of the love of Christ as the affection Howard Cassard. affair of Its kind ever held In the Manchester is one of the most promis- little, If any, progress has been made In gest can commissioners. of a pure man for woman In her various Saturday evening wns the occasion of a entiles show that 31 cities in the New leagua the steamship Gallia off the bank ath- etate. The boys Henor Torres, who is a member ol ing England relations as mother, wife, etc., and.he getting informal tendered Worcester, Mass., Alay 20.—Sturdy river WESTBROOK. pleasant but reciption from 14 different sohools of the state are commission before the war, Boston Globe—Conroy of Portland is near Sorel, in the St Lawrence letes from Bowdoin proved dark horses Aguinsldo’s contrasted the condition of woman In to Mr. John C. Ross, commander if In the and this Insures opposes independence and favors autono- tbe ball In line where she ran aground last Sunday. in the athletic meet of the Ai. to compete games hitting style. heathendom and in Christendom. The No. G. A. R., Hud his annual my, and he has been most influential In Thatcher post, Ill, contested field Pawtucket seems to be it Ufllolals of tbe Allan line under whose the oval a close and hotly day. up against cnurch honors woman for she has done Mrs F. Plum* E. I. A. A. at. today, winning persuading the followers of Aguiualdc morn- newly wedded wife, Mary is as the steamer was are Work li to oommenoe Wednesday The aie the Portland High to make tne advances. Autono- Manager Burnham quoted saying of Christ charter running, a over the Williams team, following present more to advance the kingdom mer of this by single point on the oonatructlon of tbe Westbrook, city. athletes who will C. my is the burden of the talk of the Fili- that Grant of Taunton Is the best now welting instructions from the own- ing whioh was heralded as a victor. The sobool compete: George than man. Dr. Raker paid a handsome oi the with their und it is that the kind and Electric railroad. The members post Dortlcos. F. N. Edson, pinos thought they all around player in tbe New England ers of the vessel In Liverpool before they Windham Maples score was 23 for the iiowdoin men Capt., Murphy, for he little tribute to the mothers who produced in all a of about 100, in re- points wish would different from will commence at tbe bridge at wives, party S. P. Clark. L. go to the expense of trying to float her by Work to 22 for Williams. H. Farley, Larrabee, the scheme oi an ^ merlcan protectorate league. great men and said that in 99 cases out to an invitation of Commander etc. In the mean- Little Falls, Windham. The piling for sponse W. Howe, H. Stevens, L. which they talked of before the wur. ball for Portland the use of pontoons, A meeting of the executive committee Larrabee, Toft is catching great cf 100 man’s greatness came from the Ross at the last meeting of the post, tenor Pater who has slated the irre- In connection with the the bridge has come and a new bridge J. 'Thompson, H. Jones, G. Har- no, and why Smith ami Owen should hold the time all work however, was necessary to settle the vic- Chase, mother. He mentioned ups and were to tender tteir congratula- concilable Mabini us preeiuent ot the so- out on is built at once. It Is tbe Intention present E. S. F. Lawrence, C. further Holmes beyond compre- of the vessel has ceased. will be a arisen over the ris, Wall, Fogg, called is a downs incident to society in a democracy moving tory, dispute huving Filipino cabinet, student and unless It is a case of sheer spite on as a crew tions. Worcester. G. W. hension, The Commercial Towboat company of of the directors to put large Hurlhurt of won Chapman, S. Ridge, writer of ability. Be once drew up a and ill toward Burnham and the and asserted that the of the coun- ■ cream und caka pole vault. Wesleyan feeling destiny work Is to be During the evening lea H. C. Wilson, R. of autonomy under which tin this has contracted with a Bath shlp- as they can get. The given the event with a of 10 feet, 0 inches. Conley, Libby, Watsbn, plan Hpain Brockton team.—Brockton Times. upon the women in the com- olty and Inter thegentleimn % jump to try depends to of Wlndbatu and were served G. E. J. P. Spanish government promised adopt, butlulng firm for a new barge similar In residents Westbrook, men. Wilder of Dartmouth, Clark Bunker, Brown, Lewis, Portland is out for Holmes mon walks of life. From homes on 1 Three there thin being a troublesome rebelliui holding the.’poorer towns us fast members of the party joyed cigars. 1 J. P. Hanson. size to tha Clara and Dora. The keel will tiorbam, and In [ the other of Williams were Houston, Somers, on foot. Tbe American commissioner! because Smith thinks he are to come the future leaders and in 40 one and of iiowdoin and Squires simply Manager Laborers will be Tho affair was a very pleasant H. the of be laid In The new vessel will as tbe road progresses. at 10 feet. It was the last event on Westbrook—L. Dana, Captain, Day, 1 studying question Philippine needs him and he to be the best ars from now the labor- July. to their homes at a tied ought yt present young and no the company returned K. H. L. Lowe 11 government have found several gouc have a of 1€00 tons of ooal. She paid at tbe rate of $1.35 per day and the score stood 21 to 20 in R. Bianohorii, Booth, women will be more In capacity Mr. and Mrs. Ross a the card In this sobeme. Paterno is now judge. ing potent shap- work late hour wishing H. H. points will be UBed in transporting coal to this one In Westbrook need go without favor. The H. A. E. Porter, H. W. Lowell, Spear, the well Indian base destinies of the and Williams’ referee, the strong man in Aguinado’s party. Al Sookalexis, kenwn ing the city country wblle the llrst life of prosperity and happiness. L. Parker, L. A. port. for tbe next few weeks, was to, Clark Insisting Herman, Gnptlll, the moneyid leaders of the insurrectioi ball who wus released Cleve- than the present daughters of wealth. Mrs. Ross are to take up their Adams, appealed player, by miles of the road are built. Mr. and G. T'olman. ree tbat It is hopeless and are auxioui 1 Schooner J. 11. Van Uusen has been pur- live being on oil the tie instead of divid- Boothby, land a few has been He took the case of Garfield's life to at jumping days ago, signed by were to be residence P. for peace*. Those who want money tbinl chased John Phllbrook of Win- 'the ball games tbat played Pleasantdgle._ The referee ordered a Deerlng—K.’Boody, Captain, Harris, the Hertford team will bis first Illustrate the rise of children of by Capt. ing the points. they may profit by harrussing the Ameri and pluy poverty. O. Holden, N. Hedlon. C. Nel- | jump-off. Wilder withdraw. Clark beat 'Trask,J. cans a while longer. On the suggestloi gamed with that aggregation today. The working girl deserves respect be- J. McClellan, J. H. J. of Mr. of the Arne out Squires by a vault of 0 feet 9 .inohes, son, MoCafferty, Hohurman, president cause she takes care of herself aud Dr. W. A. Jordan. rlcan commission, the local Filipino par NO BALL GAMES SATURDAY. „,rttmt..«iit- 9 feet, ti Inches. The execu- F. MoCafferty, Johnson, Raker said that no where was a man’s Squires going ty has started a newspaper. deolded G. Williams, F. Bobbins, K. Baker, B. were no bull so tive committee late this evening Major Kobbe’s expedition to open com There games Friday and character dear y revealed than in his .| decision of the referee. C. W. Da to abide by the Cobb, M. Woodbury, Sterens, munioatlon with Gen. Lawton has oocu Saturday and Portlund did not get a treatment of a working girl. He spoke in !* Williams’ protest was based on the fact about seven miles vis, L. Marshall. pied Arayat, beyom chance to see the Newport team. The the severest manner of the dude who, in that by the rule6 of the 1. C. A. A., un- Gandaba, on;tl.e Uto Grunde, following is of these two was a his scorned the der which the meet was pulled off, it SHIPS GET THEIR CREWS. the course ot tne stream. No insurgent* losing gumes pretty ! loftiness, working girl. must be unequivocally stated the points were four.d there anil the pamphungai haru blow to the association, but with Dr. Raker in conclusion, dwelt upon divded In case of a tie. The by-laws of New York, May 30.—The two American are along the river friendly. good weather this week It ought to be on the claims of the Y. W. C. A. for aid and the Aiew associ- F. Paokard and Chandler England Interoollogiute Last Kobbe took San E. clipper ships, Benjamin Friday Major Wm. street Finn and and him Mr. J. R. Mrs. have no rules the eu9y again. Manager support following ation governing pole State of Maine, whiob have been lying at tana, about ti miles northeast of Hun Fer- vault other than those of the I. C. A. A. the road to Sun Isidro. A his, men left for Manchester Saturday Libby spoke in behalf of the organiza- | | off Staten for nando,on priesi The anchor Stapleton, Island, with u New i summary: met tbe expedition white llug. night. tion aud made an urgent appeal for all Senator Wm. E. of * 100 daah—Won A.E.CurteniuB, over two have at last tbeii Wife of U. S. Qhandler, yards by weeks, shipped Delegations from Han Nicholas and into their and lirt g Charles present to go pockets g Amherst; second, Bulllngton, orews and completed arrangements to get Santiago, small villages just south oi NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. Bowdoin. the debt of $110 which was found to exist ; Wesleyan; third II. J. Bunt, Aruyut, tcanic to* him with the news thai under way as soon as the wind beoomes Hampshire, says: Time, 10 2-6. kUO insurgents who hail beeu At Manchester—Manchester, 14; Paw- at the end of last year. || Paokard is bound to San holding 220-yards dash—Won by A.E.Curtenius, favorable, The both places had withdrawn. They invit 6. Bow- tucket, Amherst; second, H. Cloudman, Franoisco, and the State of Maine for ed tne Americans to enter and as thi Williams. At Taunton—Cambridge,5; Taunton, 7. DEERING HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. dolu; third, U. C. Patterson, are loaded with members of the marched in China ports. Both ahlpe expedition At 22 3-5 seconds. the ohurui bells were and the Brockton—Brockton,9; Fitchburg,5. a business l' "Time, rung timid Saturday evening special run—Won by D. F. Stow, cargoes of oase oil. Shipping agents re- 440-yards natives wno had tied Hooked back. of the Deering High School Bowdoin; second, H. W. Oleuwin. Am- gard the sailing of these two ships ae NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANDING meeting Mr wash* Williams. Aiurnnl association was held at the libra- is oxcoliont third, C. Park, Time, house herst; a hard blow to the boarding keepers, WALTER BURNHAM’H LATEST. Won. Lost. Per Ct. “Fairy Soap 58 2-5. ry of the sohool building, Deering Canter. j John whose bitter war against Shipping Com- Burnham has been around li 8 0 luou 880-ynrds run—Won by Bray, Manager Portland, transaction of routine business at one time 7 1 .875 After’the Williams; second, (i. E. Dow, Dartmouth; missioner Dickey practically this on his clain Taunton, league putting players order nam- F. H. Amherst. Time, the ol Brockton, a 4 428 a copy of the city government and flannels.” I third, Kaler, brought to a standstill shipping list had been otbei silk ombroklorios after,they signed by 4 .500 2.04 1-5. Fitchburg, 4 ing the hall in the new high school ing sailors at this John Amerloan port. a umpires beoaua 8 4 .428 Mile run—Won by Bray,Williams; managers, protesting Newport, building Crosby hall, in honor of tbe.late E. S. Wesleyan; third, C. didn't him tbe best of etc. Pawtucket, 2 5 .28j second, Carey, REBKKAHS they give it, a of 4.46 2-5. WOODBINE 2 0 .-5u Edgar H. Crosby, former principal E. Paddock, Dartmouth. Time, but of all the rot tbat has emnnatei Cambridge, obeap 2 7 .222 was a letter from Two-mile run, won by John Bray, At a meeting of the Woodbine Rebekah Manchester, the school, load and from source the I< F. Dart- that following sprung b: J. his Williams; second, Moody. lodge, Saturday evening there was a very Airs. Crosby of Rrownville, Me., A. I. Hawley, Amherst. the Brooklon Times teaches the climax. mouth; third, the widow, was received thanking the associ- FAIRBANK’S entertainment given by SATURDAY GAMES. Time, 10.16. pleasing “It will not do for the Portland man P. P. of the who were each re- ation for the honor which she highly ap- 120-yard hurdle—Won by Edson, members lodge agement to tr tie too far with Manage Brook E Bow- At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 8; Dartmouth; second, S.Haddock, quested to sing a song, read a selection Burnham. Be has one up his sleeve tbu preciates. doin ; third, J. W. Herr, M. I. T. Time, nut be welcome down there. 1 lyn, 4. in of the la»e Rev. or tell a story. There was a large numbci might Resolutions memory 17 seconds. Is none other than that he in at perfic At Cbicugo—Baltimore, 9; Chicago, 5. It S. Ed- of recitations ami the vocal so- Frank \\. Davis of Cumberland, a form- 220-yards hurdle—Won by pleaBing liberty to take Manager Hmith aw ay iron At Cleveland—Cleveland, 10; Fbiladel- er were and a letter wards, Bowdoin: seoond, Paul Potter, los Mrs. John S. Foss and Mr. Fred Portland him on hi principal, accepted by 6lmply by placing 4. P.P. Edson, Dartmouth. is a | pbla, his widow was received Williams; third, Bickford were rendered In a fine [mannei claim list. Hmith player and unde; from Mrs. Davis, I I ti; SOAP 26 1-5 seconds. At Washing- FAIRY Time, the claim rule and agreement no clul Pittsburg—Pittsburg, association for and were heartily encored. thinking the the same. Two-mile bioyole race—Won by Ray will be allowed to u?o a whom 1 7. committee was to make player ton, voted to a M. I. aeoond, F. C.Dudley. A appointed It was give reception to Murray, T.,; the annual which has n t legally claimed when that pl*»yei At Louisville—Louisville-Boston game arrangements for picnic the class of the school The of the 'lime, so 1 I Amherst; third, B.Wells,Williams, Is claimed by another club. Hmith ha graduating high Century Is to ooour In June, and report at the Soap 5.33 2-5.’ postponed. executive committee was ern- next never been claimed by and the | Pole vault—Won by J. L. Hurlhurt, Jr.. meeting. l^prtland.” Think of that. “If PcrtUnd trilled toi SUNDAY GAMES. powered to make nil necessary arrange- WHEN KATURK a concert curly in June. L' ___ fur with Manager Burnhamt*' What 1 1 ments for made. St. game, New York, 8; is the and best white soap Louis—First then purest It be best to ren- to be said of a mind that would ilevla The uniting adjourned and the Fairy Soap Needs assistance may St. Louis, 4. Second game,New York, 5; | f|| executive oDuimittvU btllu business meet- uses. tier it but one should remem- such a trick, which wur. 11 be cheap am and fine laundry promptly, St. Louis, 9. It is unequaled for toilet, bath if it was not and causi ber to use even the most perfect remedies despicable silly At Louisville—Cleveland, 4; Louisville, iOfc’-__ H L«hI». j|| N« «*'*•♦*• »*- and It to be published In a reputable news j THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Ohl«M*- only when needed. The best most 8. from I it’s folly to suffer that horrible H and is the pni>er 0; 1. simple gentle remedy Syrup At Chicago-Chicago, Baltimore, plague of the night, itching piles. Doan’s of Figs, manufactured by the California MONDAY'S GAME. At Cincinnati—Clnolnuatl, 2; Brook- Ointment cures quickly and permanently. 50 cents. Fig Syrup Co, The Taunton club opent.bere Monday Us, a. At any drug store, FOR SUFFRAGE.

of Chair .... Hearing Before Jndleiary Com- The Combination Manufacturers mittee at Angusta. advanced the price last week on all chairs. We were fortunate to buy in before the advance and shall place on sale

A Session Like of Which Was Never MONDAY for a THREE DAYS’ SALE, 127 dozen of 10 patterns, some of which are shown below, at prices never to be Seen. quoted again. We reserve the lots to not more than 12 to a person. The chairs cannot be bought to sell at this price OTECIAL TO THE PRESS.] (Speo al to the Tiroes.) at present market price. Several other patterns also on sale. State House, Augusta, Me., February 29, 1905. Unique In the history of legislative ses- sions was the hearing given this after- noon by the committee on judiciary to the petitioners for the amendment to the constitution to grant to women the right of suffrage. It brought to Augusta the chosen representatives of that large body of women who have been agitating for years this constitutional amendment and likewise brought put a large delegation of the women who remonstrate against this petition being granted. When the committee assembled in its chamber pre- vious to the hour set apart for this hear- ing its members became so deeply inter- ested in the discussion of the chanoes of Hon. Thomas H. Heed of New York ob- taining the Presidential nomination that the hour named for the hearing came un- nutioed and it was some time before the committee settled down to business and threw open its doors for the admission of those who were Interested In this mat- ter. Every seat in the committee room was occupied and standing room was at a premium when the chairman called the assemblage to order and Introduced Mrs. E. S. Osgood of Pjrtland as the attorn- ey for the petitioners. Heaped high on the table around which the committee were seated were the yards of petitions with which the legislature has been in- undated durin g the years in which this question ha9 been before the public but p.s is the fate of most petitions the pon- derous documents were scarcely noticed and were unceremoniously thrown Into a com- waste basket before the hearing { me need. Mrs. Osgood in introducing the argu- ments of the petitioners made a very elo- quent appeal for the careful consideration of the prayer of the petitioners. She said that for many years the women of Maine had been appearing before this committee nod asking for equal right (J with men. “When these white lock (i u of mine were brown,” said Mrs. Osgood $1.07. $1.40. “the taste of legislative taffy was very 98c. #1.10. Selected Oak Is used in this of work* New design in Dining Chairs, Sold to the sweet to me. I then hoped that women’ #1.07. chair,best people the tim< man in a built and who want a chair for little Made suffrage would be granted by Finished that beautiful Golden Oak, made fa- High Grade, Brace Arm Chair, open cane seat, Made from selected Oak and finished with best employed, resulting finely high grade monejv my daughter reached the age of twenty turned finished chair. Well worth Arm chairs to with cane but furnished with leather seat if mous us last season. Embossed carving, sis em'ogsed back, seven spindles in back, eleven varnished and fillers. High back, post. $2. seat, f one but that hope was doomed to disap by cane. turned stretchers in bottom. Arm chairs to match. Arm chairs to match. match. desired. polniment. Again 1 come to you and asl spindles in back, shaped seat, with open | that this question cf a constitutions amendment be submitted to the peoph at the next election. Many western state* have granted to women the right to vot« and it seems ill fitting that the state witl: Dlrlgo for its motto should be so tardy ir 2i matter. monument acting upon this sj. Atkinson Co-, icmougr Mrs. Osgood then called upon Mrs. Furnishing Burgess whom she said resided in Old was a FUNERAL OF JAMES E. M'DOWKLL Orchard to speak upon this question. Mrs. Clara L. Dyer of “Wlscasset’’ hundred years ago and done credit to appear before this oommlttoe in remon strance the of the Mrs. Burgess said in part that she could next introduced by the petitioners. She iSamanttia Allen, who was also a wom- against granting peti The funeral of James^E. McDowell oc- WM. M. tion. “What greater privilege shoult MARKS, but the oft in said among other things that it was a an’s suffragist, 'the cork screw ourls curred afternoon nt 2.30. The bring repeated arguments woman a6k for?” said Mrs. Heald,k“thai Saturday favor of woman suffrage. Much of the wonder that woman had waited until this customarily pictured as an approprlat e to sit at the feet of the Lord of creatioi services were conducted by Rev. Mr. and realize that his comfort opposition to the granting of these rights late day for the rights which should be style of doing tbe hair among all maiden depend: llacK and were very impressive. There upon your ignorance of all that goes on Card women had come from men who were theirs in a free country. She dwelt upon ladies of uncertain age nearly hid the were a number of relatives and to outside the home.” She the lorn large Book, deplored AND- the that woman is able to fill face from view while on her arm Miss bear- unable to rise above the petty arguments fact any po- of the old custom whioh took away worn friends present. The honorary pull of prejudice. What would it mean to man sition now dlled by man and has already Primrose bore a deep and generous bag an’s individuality to such a degree tha ers were S. A. Kelsey, Lyman Cousens, the death notice of a woman was oftei to be deprived of the highest duty of a shown her qualifications for suffrage by bulging ont with toilet articles, handker- Albion Keith, Frederick Libby, J. A. printed, “Died Mary Soanaso, relict o; our her action in school and mu- mirrors and documents. Kendall, C. O. Bancroft, Rufns H.Hlnk- JOB citizen? But yourselves then in intelligent chiefs, important the late lamented rioandso. PRINTER, ley and Nathan W. Allen. The active for we too are citizens and think nicipal politics. She argued that when In great state this exponent of woman's Mrs. Knight said that the suffragist PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE, piace pall bearers were eight officers of the An- were al- made her to the stand claimed that man and woman were creat whut it meana to the women, to be de- ignorant native born citizens rights way usually cient Landmark lodge. There was a com- 97 1-2 Exchange SI., Portland ed but man had to thi the to vote. Mrs. lowed to vote, when foreigners and weak occupied by the speakers and regardless equal, sterped mittal ritual at the grave with benedic- prived right Burgess now to be re front and should continue were men were the of the bal- of the of time to ar- tion by Rev. Mr. Hack. There claimed that a woman should not be given privilege passing proceeded as the master of the world. Shi A SPECIALTY. garded many floral tributes. FINE JOB PRINTING without She lot, woman, who is oftentimes as well or range tbe coy curls before her mirror be- •aid that a few women had attained som< taxed representation. .con- mall or of such hi All orders by telephone promptly tended that woman whose intellect is even better educated than mao, should at fore venturing to speak. Her appearance degreo literary reputation, FUNERAL OF PATRICK H. ME- attended to. septtieodtl George Kllot. or Mary A. Livermore, bin us least be accorded rights with him. created no end of amusement and the ad- alive, whose judgment isfas good many equal even these it was conceded had raascullm LAUGH. Hand introduced as dresi which she then was ex- of the men’s who occupy public office, Mrs. Mary who,was dellveredj brains. The funeral of the late Patrick H. Me- First Arrival from “Lewiston’* made a stro ar- Mrs. of Elizabeth said tha whose will is as strong as the ordinary very g cruciatingly funny. Young Cape took forenoon from the women of sub laugh pluoe Saturday as in she appeared for the New voter's would bring an Influence for gument for suffrage claiming that In the course of her she said: Crop argument urbs and she whs so overcome by the era- fcst. Dominic’s church. A rtqulem high to the ballot box which would be of all great a few bad advocated good questions “Man claims to be superior to woman. harassing position in whioh she fount mass was celebrated with Rev. Father Barbados benefit to the state and nation. for many years and were opposed herself as to bs to shed' a teai lasting suffrage Why is this thus and what is this^olaimy compelled Lee as oelebrunt. Mr. Melaugh was one of the She the in a very large and very red handker Without the ballot a woman can scarcely by many. compared growth Man was made first, wbioh is true, but oldest members of the of St. chief before she proceeded with h^r argil the parish feel herself to have an individuality. of the suffrage movement with the growth the in man Dominic's and Father Lee a experience gained making ment. .She s Id thut man was a superiei preached MOLASSES. sermon on the character “Let us,’’ 6he concluded, "feel ourselves of the anti-slavery,and temperance move- was not forgotten when woman was being and could even cook better, makt touching high of houses bet and worth of the deceased. There was a 3«6 I’unclieoiis. | illioice grocery to he an of the state in ment, which at last succeeded and so dresses better and take care integral part made. Anam couldn't live alone Eve number of the relatives and friends Bnrkados 1U0- ter than woman. The only thing largo 34 Tierces, which we live.” claimed that suffrage would also carry was created. It would have been and the floral were Insses ex money woman could do better than a man was- present, offerings 3,1 ISI>lw. Selir. of her brief the if not this then in a not beautiful. The call bearers were: At the conclusion remarks day year year In our pockets, sisters. If we hadu't been te trim a hat and te&nh a primary school very I “Misnoiieile.’’ T. F. Donahue, W. H. Dougherty, J. J. Mrs. Burgess was liberally applauded. far distant. The claim that a woman created at all. Imagine Adam Ilviug Mrs. Frank Clark argued that to gran A. Lehau. The interment SALE BY ... to woman would but cionble thi Ward und J. .. .FOR f^Mrs. Maroia Bradbury Jordan said that was represented at the polls by her hus- around before Eve was znade. Who suffrage number of voters who would not be tittet took place at Cavalry. Bhe haa come to believe within the band or brothel was not a fair year argument sewed on his shirt, buttons, cooked his to vote. She also referred to the emotion FRED E. ALLEN & CO. That s just what we are going to do. TURN WHEELS into cash. We have t 1899 that woman’s was because no one could Im- foi THE KAXGELEY ROAD. suffrage necessary against suffrage steak and got him his slippers when he uljcharaoter of woman as unlittiug her few oacli of the several grades and makesdeft in stock. These we tt bar Importers. mylStllw propose to about conditions a man who would vote to the of duties. She a of the directors of the in order bring better agine please came home at night. He must have performance public At meeting turn into if low will induce of a wheel to confidence in the men of Maine cash, prices anyone thinking buying dv among the poor. She said that women any other person than himself. If the boarded round and ate hash before Eve perfect Kumford Falls and Rangeiey Lakes Rail- and said that the ballot hud no magio am so now. They arc all did not on In were a little too much Inclined to look committee report favorably oame. Cruel, cruel man, hard hearteu eon Id not teach woiuhd wisdom. road compuny held their office in Port- forward to what they might be but she this petition the believers in equal right s and cold. They assert that Eve plucked Miss Louise Titcomb was then present and Saturday, the following change In For Women. ed. She too wore a bonnet and a advocated considering the question from for women would keep up their battle un- the apple from the trBe and gave Adam poke the management of this company was Pr. Tolman’s Monthly Regulator has costume whioh would have been consid brought HIGH GRADE BICYCLES to hundreds of anxious women. the of today’s conditions. til the end. half tbe forbidden fruit. It's too true. made: Hon. Waldo Petfcenglll of Rum- happiness standpoint ered a la mode some ago. Her There is no other known fifty years positively remedy the manufacturers us. to was elected guaranteed by through We intend be here in the I At this point in the hearing Mrs. Os- She did this, but if Adam had plucked argument against the granting of the pe ford Falls, general manager; to medical science, that will so quickly and right no enc R. C. Bradford of Portland was elect- do the work. Have never had a business next and wo want a letter which informed the he would have the tition was very witty and created safely single Bicycle year, shall your patronage. good was handed apple gobbled failure. The and nu>6t obst inate cases of amusement among the spectators. ed treasurer and clerk of the company. longest Miss Tabatha Primrose of Kan- whole of it at once and never of are relievt'd in 3 without fail. No other her that thought At the conclusion of this‘address Mrs. The changes take effect Monday, May days remedy will do this. No pain, no danger, no a ruinous lecturer on woman’s It with Eve. Even this was a foi Both Messrs. and Brad- We Never Have We Are Not sas, who Is dividing Osgood spoke eloquently and brieily 32. Pettengill interference with work. The most difficult Been, Today, How Mrs. Pinkham was ther fodr are now in the management of the suffrage and who was on her way to lec- means of doing good for it brought death the petitioners and the hearing eases successfully treated through corres- Portland and Rnuiford Falls and the most We Never Will Be HELPED MRS. GOODEN. the nud made closed. As was expected the committee railway. pondence, complete satisfaction ture at Mollychuckamunk, had been de- into world man’s separa- in afier some wrangling nnd debate voted tc guaranteed every instance. 1 relie\ehun and was at tion from woman Think of dreds of ladies whom I never see. Write for one by the storm then possible. ou this consti tho lonesome agent of only wheel. We go into tho market every season with layed report favorably proposed INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE. further All letters to before to live an with man amendment and the was particulars. truthfully TO MRS. PINKHAM NO. Hotel North and willing appear having eternity tutional hearing answered. Free confidential advice in ail he caslt and honest wheels and sell them at a fair Profit and [LETTER 12,733] the past week these persons purchase profit. commit- which wonld have been the case had not ended. During matters of a or delicate nature. Hear to the committee. I3y vote of the private lost are lost of in this Clearance Sale. You want a we “I am very grateful you for your have flle.1 at the office of the clerk this is sight wheel; want your Eve the from the city in mind remedy absolutely safe under and the interest tee a carriage wa9 sent for tbi6 lady and plucked apple tree. For the benefit of the unltiated it may condition and will tho wheels are for to ride kindness you have their notlc3S of matrimonial intentions: every possible positively :asli. Bring jour cash, ready you homo. Every Bicycle the Man now woman from here that the above leave no after ill effects the health. in and believe her presence requested in committee preveuts voting be explained hearing upon By will have a on tho handle taken me, truly your William M. Howe and Lida M. Chase, mail sealed, l>r. K. M.TOL- >nt into this sale tag bar; you will tind the price on the man votes around ooourred afternoon iu the securely #2.00. and advice are worth more room. while and stumps yesterday MA.N 170 Tremont Mass. medicines Second Advent church before a very larg* both of Portland, William L. Cook of CO., St., Boston, ag. without what he is for a woman than all the doctors in the her arrival Mrs. F. Gar- knowing voting of to Pending Mary gathering, the greater proportion Friendship and Ella M. Harries of Port- or what he Is for. I want to HE INN at Norridge- world. For I had female troubles diner was introduced as from stumping whom were women. It was a very QUlNNKBASSETT years “Hangor” Scott B. Weaver and It Is a repair shop for Kheuma- ait In with the other old and novel entertainment ar- land; Vesta^V.'Nor- wook, perfect did for them. Of course and 6aid other that the Congress along amusing ;ics and all manifestations of irritatingpolsonous and nothing among things i, Woman’s club both of Portland; Horace S. Ver- maids. I want to vote at eleotlons and ranged by the Suffrage ;ol oross, liseased conditions! Paralysis and Nervous I became no better and broke year 1899 had been a memorable one in finally Portland and carried out in the most ap rill and Emeline Howard, both of Port- Prostration fully overcome by restoring the en- troubles come home elevated after the polls are All of the addressee this down entirely. My began the equal suffrage movement. She re- proved fashion. Donlan and :lre organism through blood renovation, by H. land; Martin Mary King, of W.McCAUSLAND ware luxurious and the inflammation and ferred to the dosed. I want to be In a torch light pro- whioh were made eloquent, witty Fuming Bathing per- with hemorrhages message of Gov. Koosevelt is most and to the Those who participated both of Portland. iptrlng body, while capillary absorption from the then inflammation, cf New York who had recommended the cession. point. tetive. and all epidemical poison kidneys, in this entertainment besides those al- Diphtheria vxpeiled by the-e fumes. All in distress, with- and falling of the womb adoption of the constitutional amendment Mrs. Lucy H. Day of Portland was were: congestion ready named FREE OF t'H4HGE. mtflnaing relief or removing the cause, will re- MOLASSES. and inflammation of ovaries. permitting women to vote, to th3 victory next introduced. She made a very strong .Senators Bigelow, chairman, Green, •eive estimates of time and cost of restoration, Laughlin, Gar without to names the symptoms, I underwent local treatment every for the in New Orleans and for woman’s Colburn, Frye, Worcester, adult from a cold settled regard given suffragists argument suffrage, showing the com Any suffering ts a pure blooded body by Anldrosls is no place TENNEY diner and Thompson, composing or Just Arrived. for some then after to the vote in Portland woman Lad in the on the bronchitis, throat lung ;or such Seud for free day time; nearly to allow three the progress made last The committee added a breast, any developments. IS mlttee. great troubles of any nature, who will call at X>ok. Beware of Imitators. BYES two months the doctor gave me permis- women to be elected on the school board. tlfty years and stating that this country deal to the fun nnd some of the speeches l OCW U Li■ ST• E. W. ANIDROSIS EXAMINED 1 yf Sch. Sawyer” direct from in the executive session were es- F. E. Pickett’s, 212 Dauforth, SANITARIUM, Y y, sion to go back to work. I went back, At this latter referenoe to the suffrage is now a democracy for man but a des- made eueei ) and Interesting. Stevens’, 107 Portland, McDonough «fc Sltowhcgan, Me. Ophthalmic Optician, Porto Kir.o with the first cargo a week was com- was much pecially but in less than victory there applause. Mrs. potism for woman. She argued that the or J. E. The part of Miss Primrose was taken by Sheridan’s, 233 Congress, Goold, ?all 164 Brackott St., Portland. apr29dtf 153Ji Congress St., opp. Soldiers' Monument. Molasses to arrive here this sea- pelled to give up and go to bed. On Gardiner also quoted from a speech of woman in business was unable to express Abner Lowell whose cos- & 201 Federal will be presented Mrs. startling Co.’s, St., son, containing 501 If lids, and breaking dow’n the second time, I de- the Hon. John D Long In which he her wish at the polls and as long as busi- tume and witty remarks added greatly to with a sample bottle of lSoscbee’s the entertainment of those 46 Tierces Choice Mo- cided to let doctors and their medicine indorsed woman’s ness Is so It is present. German Syrup, free of charge. Office Days: Saturday, Only. Arroyo strongly suffrage. dependent upon politics the ufternoon DR. WARREN During instrumental music one bottle to one and lasses, to alone and remedies. Before An unusual amount of disturbance in essential that the business woman Only given person consigned try your highly was furnished by lour ladies forming u none to children without order from removed his ofllce and resi- the first bottle w’as gone I felt the ef- the anteroom interrupted the proceedings should have an of zither quartette. Has opportunity protecting parents. of E. and it wa6 announced that ow n lience to No. 159 High fects of it. Three bottles Lydia of the hearing her interests. No or ever had Street, JOHN M. KNGLIS IMPROVING. throat lung remedy a Primrose of Kansas Pinkham's Vegetable Compound-find Miss Tabatha had This ended the presentation of the pe- such a sale as JSo»chee’s German Jirectly opposite head of Deer- mayl2dtf New 20.—John M. package of her Sanative Wash did me arrived. Amidst great applause she was titioners' side of the ease and Miss Elisa- York, May Englis, Syrup in all parts of the civilized ing Street. millions of more good than all the doctors’ treat- ushered into the committee room and her beth Varnum who represented the remon- the retired banker and shipbuilder, whe world. Twenty years ago myiediw bottles were and JEWELRY REPAIRING^ was stabbed a away, your drug- ments and medicine. appearance created a great impression not strants then made a brief opening argu- by beggar in Brooklyr given was to be gists will tell its success was marvel- XMTE are familiar with all kind* of Jewelry “The first mo of the committee as the yesterday, reported improving you remark that greets only on the members ment and called upon Mrs. Heald WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS. a rapidly today. He is able to sib up. ous. Jt is really the only Throat and repairing and have made it specialty is ‘How well. The for We are now to make co order now’ much better you look!’ and but among the spectators as first speaker on this side of the question. Lung Remedy generally euddorsed phy- Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock years. ready of new model Watches will be sold on anything in rings or pin* of any special design you may be sure I never hesitate to tell wore a bonnet with becoming Mrs. Heald said that these strong minded Mouarch over cuts, sicians. One 75 cent bottlewill cure or easy pay- lady poke pain. Burns, ments at reasonable All Styles. All you may wish at very short notice. McKEN- &. in prices. the cause of my health.”—Mbs. E. J. grace, was attired in a costume which women obliged the more timid and retir- sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr. prove its value. Sold by all druggists Price* Mc&fiNNKY, the Jeweler, Monument KEY. tue Jeweler, Monument bqu&re, Portland. this m&rlfcitf jaal2dtf Gooden, Ackley, 1a* | would have passed as the height of fashion ing women to sacrifice their modesty and Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. At any drug store. city. Square. nMKLUHKOtm. MTTW iawioH f •»* ■■ ■ rnuciAL. A mrinNKm well Watt In- artamowi — —— understood as those of the itraat church. Tuesday ——————w 1 TELE PRESS. dian Islands, and beoanso alto wa have a*alaah. aroused their hostility, sod shaken their CAPT. NICHOLAS TUCKKH. JEFFERSON MONDAY, MAY 22. oonfldenee In our benevolent Intentions Captain Nicholas tof (Hluablll, H*m>4 bb4 .Tucker I Gift b ffealth. INVESTMENTS. PetlMrelf Lm( Week of the Popalor died the Ballon' Snug Harbor. Greatest Representative J. H. Brom well of the Ha., at "Jlw TKRNRi Staten about 84 :: Cincinnati dlstrlot of bee written leland, Friday, aged WE OFFER WAITE’S COMEDY :: DAILY PRESS— Ohio, Har- COMPANY, yean. He wat born at Southwest IVPPOITIRO ALFRED KKLC1. the In advance or $7 at tha and ol to Speaker Heed advising him to aooept By ye»r, *6 career when City of Peering 4’a, doe 191* the bor, and began hit eeafarlng the year. unanimous selection of the Republi- of Bondir SatlaM, the laughing comedr. Couniellor O’PIjnu a boy. Bofore reaching ble majority he City lutpert 4H'a, dao 1907 By the month. 60 cents. cans of the House of Representative* as Monday Evening, only appearance of James R. Waite in hit own comedy, wu In oommand of a and after- Towa of Damarlaeotta 4X’a dao 1900 The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates Speaker, and then retire. Mr. Brom vessel, “The Man Prom Cattaraugus” to subscribers In all part* ol ward oammanded many fine ships engaged Portland Water Co. 4'a, dm 1927 every morning well explains bis novel Idea at langth aa Entire Change of Speelaltloe. THK WIWW>Nft—Alf and May—the real Coon Aritators. and In Westbrook and South Port- In trade to all of the world. Maine Central B. R. 6 a. doe 1200 The Latest Parisian FltANBlOLI 81ST ERA—direct from Weber Portland, follow*: Reed shall ao- parte Novelty—THE aud Flel§», New "My plan Is that UJohamjjoffi York- land. A few yean the failure of other*, Malm Central R. R. doe 1912 oept the the com- ago,by 7’a, Speakership, appoint he loet the a lifetime and MAINE STATE PRESS (Weeklyl- carings of St. Croix El. k Water Co. mittee* according to his uatrammsled soon afterward became an Inmate of th* the in advance, or 71.25 at the Extract duo 1906 * «■ By year, *1 never lost but WmMalt 6'a, judgment, start the machine of legisla- Ballon’ Snug Harbor. Ha PORTLAND THEATRE. end ol the gTSkSS* year. tion one veasel, and she was driven ashore and Blood, trio Telegraph k Telephone tor three months, and then resign th# Speakership Flesh For tlx months, 60 cents; during a norther at Vera Crut. He leaves L/V^p^lokes about the first of ooversd With Co. Col la t. Truat 6’a, due 1926 25 January, no bit wife died some 15 ecnis. family, having Cleveland 6’a, duo 1909 One a«lld Week, Commencing Tonight, the honors of the eulogies of both honsea yean ago. City Ry. of of tba volun- Toronto, Hamilton * Buf- Return Knn.terr.nti Subscribers whose papers are not delivered Congress; eulogies befitting retirement of the first and man falo Ry. 4’a, dao 1946 promptly are requested to notify the office ol tary only Deafness Cannot bo Cured SARA AND THE EDWIN MAYNARD office of of th* Union Paclflc Co. 4’a, dne 1947 MCDONALD BIG CO. the DAILY PRESS, No. 07 Exchange street, to resign the high Speaker local as they cannot reach tha Ry. by application*, of M Stellar Players—*‘4, la a New Repertoire of Playan, at 10-2030 cents Portland. Me. national House of Representative*. If diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one Niagara Falla Power Co. 6'a, dm 1982 constitu- way to cure deafness, and that Is by --- him- --- ■■ ■ =5 1 Mr. Reed frill do this he will make tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an In- Fond dn Lae Water Co. 6’a. dm 1916 flamed condition of the mucous lining of the AUCTION HALES. Tuf,d*P Matinee end Patrons ol the PRESS who are leaving town self the more conspicuous, and render hi* AND SECURITIES. rlTY Mil I Kustaelilan Tube. When this tube gets Inflamed OTHER GOOD ill I I have the addresses of their a eervloe. Not one of ImLLj Evcnlni, M«y 93d. temporarily may oountry splendid you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear- BY F. 0. BAILEY desire Is k CO., AnctloiMp. papers changed as often at they may by the candidates for the position can Win ing, and when It Is entirely closed deafness the result, and unless the Inflammation can be notifying the office. some sort the prize'without enterlngjinto taken out and this tube restored to Its normal MEN'S UNDERWEAR of combination for election of th* bones condition, bearing will be destroyed forever: out of ten are emised catarrh, The manufacturers ere now try- nine cases by LIBRARY OF H. B. BBOWN piano officers or without promising certain which U hut an Inflamed condition of SWAN4BARRETT, nothing A* the season for changing from Win- form a trust. the mucous surfaces. ing to ohulrmanshlps and commutes place* to ter to Underwear it 196 middle direct, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Spring and Summer to self seeking representatives. But Mr. caae of catarrh) that oan- at we rail attention to our At All Mr. Carnegie has to do In order Deafness (caused by hand, your ME. Auction. Keed oan have the unanimous saleotlon not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for facilities for supplying your wants in PORTLAND, realize his wish to die poor Is to meet all free. apruatl circulars, this line. at 10 a. of the Reonblloan caucus, and the subse- J. CHEN E Y & Co.. Toledo, O. WednMday, nay 24th, the demand* of the Kngllsh beggars npon _ __F. Our is at aalMroom 46 quent election by party majority; and be assortment very comprehensive m., Exchange St., him. -3S5 and a few of the special features are we ahall all about 600 volume*, work* can have It without any entanglements IN AY some in of 1 set American BAND. that ths very swell things Fancy Hogarth, Encyclo- The New York Times suggests of such nature as 1 have Indicated. He and Lisle 25 volumes Illustrated Stripe, French Balbriggan pedias, London John Philip Sousa, Conductor. fund he turned over to the admiral can the committees and than this season. Historical and Dewey appoint Thread, very popular News, Biographical Miss Maud Reese Davies, Soprano. as he sees fit. Why Is not Plain colors in and Works. Standard Kovels, I’oems, to do with consistently resign.” F. FOSS blue, pinlr> pearl INVESTMENTS. Ac., Miss Dorothy Doyle, Violinist®. him a also 1 oablnet of a To give Wbut Mr. Biowmell abont the flesh Lisle Thread. Ac.; large minerals, 1 this good suggestion? says iHf" fleer Bonaa’a New March, “Hands Plata Balbriggan in all grades from 50c Iron safe, Ac., Ac. may22d3t palatial residence may be like presenting organization of the House Is undoubted- Across the Sea.*’ up to *2.50. a white true. The scramble for the office must Matinee at 2.30. Evenlug at 8.15. to him elephant. ly sizes in Short Leg Uilttd States. 1908-1918, 3’s Special Balbriggan, F. O. BAILEY & CO. Tickets. 76c, $100 and necessarily cause some heartburnings that Short Sleeve Extra Evening 50c, $1.50. Cecil Hhodes thinks England is too & SONS. Drawers. Shirts, United States. 1925, 4’e Matinee, 60o. 76c, $1.00. Now on sale at Stock. will militate against the smooth tunning l.isrge Shirts and Drawers up to > Plano Rooms. 507Mr Congress. Rooms 7 slow in of opportuni- Merchant ridge’s taking (advantage 38. 4’s Aictioeers aid Coauiuloi ind 8, over Owen A Moore’s. tbe of the Honse. But such things are ex- During, Milne, 1919, ties for expansion. Probably particu- Summer in All Silk HALF FARE to tall holding’ Sousa” tickets and and neither Mr. Weights Sales iwen 44 Exnhaage Street. >n M. C. R. O. T. R. R. and P. A R. It. R. ho has in mind is the one pected Inevitable, Portland & RumforJ Fills, 1926, 4’s R.. lar opportunity Goods. I lckets good to return 24th. of Beed nor the aspirants who desire to suc- V. O. BAILS*. c. W. ALLS In South Africa to take possession All Wool Gauze Shins and Portland & Rumford Falls, 1927, 4’s myl7dlw ceed him will be to a plan IUHU4 dominions. likely approve Drawers. Kruger’s ishleh vnslnnna tHam In I ninnfnniu 1913. 4 1-2’s Ten numbers in medium weights in Portland Stmt R. R., FIRST ANNUAL Secretary Alger has found out from All Wool, Marino and Hu I brig* Providence & Tianton Railway, 1918, B’s McMillan In- headquarters that Senator —Bowdoln may be pardoned any pride gan. West S’s RANDALL 4 iCALLISlEli for the Sen- Union Suits lit Various Chicago Railway, 1909, tends to be a candidate again hava over the of Jardinieres. quail* •he may performance him ties. 5’s CONCERT ate. Now we shall see whether he her at the Worcester meet. The Joliet Railway. 1918, buy* Complete range of sizes in Scrivan's or make the un- self will withdraw light victory was without doubt the reault, to a Patent S’s Elastic Seam Joan Drawers. Qalncy Railway, 1918, .... OP THk. .... the of Pingree who is his The best assortment der auspices considerable extent, of tbe thorough work Let us show you our lino when you are Erie & B’s and an Telegraph Telephone. 1926, most prominent supporter, op- which bad teen done In tbe cul- we have had. ready. Our experience is at your service. COAL. physical Cam Jen & Rockland Portland Festival Chorus. ponent of the administration. ture department of the oollege. Prof. Water, 1917,41-2’s Whittier has made wonderful Twin Water 1916, B’s The trouble with the Cubans over the improve- Village Co., Y. M. C. A. HALL, In tbe of the surrender of their arms seems to be In a ments general physique 50c to $9.00. Worcester & Clinton St. Ry., 1919, B’s A Full Assortment ot Lehigh end Free WED.XEKDAY MAY 24lli The arms are to be student body, and the hlgherfthe average fair way of settlement. Gas & Electric, B’s Ceils tor Domestic Use. and the also the achievements of those Galesburg 1919, Burning handed over to the Cuban mayors by higher HASKELL&IONES, 50c to all and other choice aecurltles. parts of the hall. who rise above the v,hem deposited in the arsenals at Santia- average. Pocahontas (Seml-Bltumlnous) aad On sale at Cressey, Jones & Allen's. Tailors, Manufacturing Clothiers an J Fur- All seats reserved. and Havana which uie under tne con- JARDINIERES and PEDESTALS go —Politics are starting In on the Penob- (■'purges Creek Cumberland Coala are trol of the Americans. This saves the nishers, scot with a lively contest over thefotlce PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY. unsurpassed (or general steam and FINANCIAL. feelings of the Cubans, inasmuch as they MONUMENT of county attorney. City Solicitor Dani- SQUARE. nurll dU surrender to the Americans, while Forge use. lo not el W. Nason of Bangor, H. H. Patten and $5.00 to $21.50. raay22eodtf t prevents them getting their arms again detains I.ykeas Valley Franklin, possibly tbe present Incumbent, County — T HE = with our permission. txeept Attorney Smith, are candidates. The Kngllsh and American Caaaek of the office was lncrensed last No better sign ns to the direction in salary year Our clerks will take pleasure Above Coals Constant- vhich the political wind i* blowing in the from *800 to *1000. In showing you. PHILIP H. FARLEY W st could be forthcoming than Peffer’s ly On Hand. Casco National Bank —The weather burean has been very re- 41 WALL STREET Insertion from.the Populist party and rci.rpiioNB 100-*.* -OF- luctant to acknowledge the existence of NEW YORK nis declaration that the 10 to 1 issue is the undoubted northeast storm which has 4 EXCHANGE STREET OFFICE: PORTLAND, MAINE. p,ul. Peffer Is a product of Kansas CONGRESS AND PREBLE STS. come amongst us. It acted Sundaypike \#V ti PORTLAND vhich for a good many years has been the may20d3t ; 7b Commarclal & 70 Exchange Sts. the real old May article, generally war- REPRESENTING... sprlM. W&rtt tenter cf Populism and all its accompany- 1824. ranted for two weeks. Incorporated has been one its ing heresies. He Jof CAPITAL AND SURPLUS and — Wilson & ?rnraiuent beneficiaries of Populism, —Bangor is undergoing a revolution In —WE Stephens be out of It WILTON WALL PAPERS if there were any more to got office buildings. Several blocks of metro- since there is BANKERS ie would undoubtedly stick, politan design are going up, and her emi- Would like to inform the Residents of of his any recog- are to move —FOB THE — MILLION ittle getting nent from ONE prospect lawyers preparing the West End and the City in Gen- nition from the His deser- old offices the INVESTMENT SECURITIES Hepublioans. tbe bullt.ln village days. eral that we have as fine a tion is therefore very strong proof that the —The In tbe second furnished Bonds Populist craft is unseaworthy and about political campaign Information cheerfully concerning district promises to be active. A joint dealt In, on New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti- DOLLARS. :3ady to sink.______Spring Season. debate between the two candidates Is even Line of Gents’ Furnisnings Velvet more and Chicago Stock Exchanges, and orders on foot a There is undoubtedly very talked of. Carpets. therein executed on the usual terms movement to secure theromoval of Interest Paid on strong as can be found in the country. Our New Slock is now cum Is announced that the This serviceable grade of Carpeting has dtf Pension Commissioner Evans. The —It big paper Al«o that our mar plete in All Gruilee. and we TIME : DEPOSITS. Washington paper which claims to be the mill scheme at Bombazeen Hips, in Nor- been largely’ improved in manufacture, and not solicit un examination of styles organ of the Grand Army, made a vloious ridgewock, may materialize after all. in and him a recent and CUSTOM AND CLOTHING DETP’S at compares favorably designs prices. attack upon in issue, present j Drafts drawn am National Provincial OBITUARY. Workmen or the department ot the Grand Army of BONDS. Competent Supplied Hank of England, London, la large and colorings with the •uiall amounts, for sale at current rates. New York last week him even are ud to date, and will compnro favor- at Reasonable Prices. arraigned Current Accounts received on luvumOie with any in the As to prices more severely.“j The ; substance of the .1, B. WEBB. ably city. terms. we don’t intend to he discounted by any. suitable charge Is that Mr. Evans has not admin- High grade Securities, Correspondence solicited from Individ- Late Friday eight. Mr. J. B. Webb of All wo ask is for you to call, examine Banks and otlien istered the laws with sufficient for saving Banks nnd Trust uals, Corporations, pension at his home on our goods and get ROYAL WILTONS. desiring to accounts, as well as frotr this city died Cumber- prices. open He Is accused of more illib- those wishing to transact Banking bnsl- liberality. land at the of after a brief Funds. street, age 73, SHORT & HARMON nass of aaj description through vhls eral than was alleged against Cleve- Our price is nearly one>half with the LUNG, ity Bank. illness. He was father of Mr. Horaoe FOR SALE BY fobl7eodit land's commissioner, Mr. Loohren. Mr. F. Webb of this city, president of tbe H. same durability. Evan’6 friends claim that the raid upon STEPHEN K. SMALL, President. F. Webb company, with whom he has him is really the work of pension attor- Special designs and colorings. CHARLES F. FLACC, MARSHALL R. BOOING, Cashier. been associated for a few years, although (eb?dtl n or a urhn hnun rfnnpil t lirnnd Armv Littlefield & Conant, for some iiftesn years he was with H. C. IT Exchange St., Portland. and are getting its assistance through To The Public. Baxter & Brother. mis-representatlon. That the pension RAILWAY SQUARE. (New York Correspondents, Redmond, Kerr Mr. Webb was a veteran in the canned & Co.) attorneys, or some of them, are quite goods business snd was one of the pio- may22eodtf capable of setting on foot malignant POUT LAND. WOODBURY neers in that great industry. He was one movements against public men was clear- maystodtf of the first paokers of Maine corn, and On and after May I, 1899, ly} shown in the congressional campaign in organized tbe old Gorham (Me.) Packing when an was all bills of the Consolidated this district attempt made.to _- — — l.»„ t- ,CAK .kiln prejudice Mr. Reed with the old soldiers. Electric Light Co- of Maine for & he was connected with ona of the largest $100,000 MOULTON, Evans, his friends admit, has stood obster packing firms in Halifax, N. S. light and power will be made out in the way of a good many schemes that Before entering business, he was princi- EVE^l as the Bankers, at the would have profited .the pension attorneys, prices quoted by pal of the Gorham (Me.) Aoadsmv and ... MAN who| hence have cause to hate him, & Aroostook Portland Electric Light Co. also, at one time, of the Yarmouth Acad Bangor but claim that his for the CORNER OF MIDDLE & EXCHANGE STS. they sympathy einy. This love of educational matters In addition to this all lamp old soldiers has been warm and was with him all through his life, and he TO fflS TRADE RAILROAD COMPANY, helpful. be furnished took a deep and abiding interest In every- _ renewals will 4k Division. Aguinaldo has not yet surrendered, thing therewith connected. In oonee- w, Wn «m«toa«n 11 Bangor 1‘iscutaquls of he was for fr*qm«nOr free. but there are signs that he is right on quenoe this, many years INSURE WITH THE FIRST supervisor of the schools of Cumberland oom* to as with sad MORTCACE nvestment Securities, the verge of it. He is dickering for the sopy mg CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC county. Mr. Webb was, probably, one of 5 Percent Cold best terms he can get, but when he is the best known business men in his de- " Put in attrsotlvs Bonds, LIGHT t O. OF MAINE. States. He It fern sad DATED APRIL DUE JAN. satisfied, as he soon will be undoubtedly, partment in the United hut 1, H90, 1, 1943. Weston F. Pres. travelled extensively all over the country & Milliken, letters ot Credit. that nothing but unconditional surren- aaks North British Mercantile Insurance Co. and was at home as much in the Pacific tfcs pries r^MonabU." OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Issue Limited to $1,500,000. der will he wHl throw himself Wm. R. Wood, Treas. do, upon as in the Atlantic, or Great Lake cities | We offer the above mentioned xnayl2dtf the mercy of uur commanders. It is clear Everywhere he was known, he was loved The Largest Insurance Company in the World doing a Fire Business. bonds at 114 1-3 and accrued Drafts. and In fact the business men Foreign his respected. Losses at the Great enough that following has greatly di- !$•-!,ri.TJ, 101.00 paitl Chicago Fire, October, 1871. sale will miss him all over the broad land for at the Boston interest, subject to and ad* janlfcHf minished under his successive defeats. 9744,007.r>0 Losses paid Great Fire, November, 187*4, YOU WILL BE GLAD bis customers placed entire confidence in $800,000.00 Losses paid ut the Great|St. John, N. U. Fire, June, 1877. vance In price, at which they —IF YOU BUY THE-- His army of 30, COO has shrunk to 5000. his and He leaves a will net about 4.30 per cent. judgment integrity. ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED BY LOCAL AGENTS, widow and one Mr. H. F. But that is not all. The inhabitants of son, Webb. The of the above issue has PRESENT SALES, TWO MILLIONS A STTCE2L in Portland : larger part tepresented by taken for the island have grown tired of the war D. M. C. DUNN. been permanent investment, therefore a limited amount and the pressure they are putting upon JORTON & 17 Exchange Street. AUSTIN & only will be Mr. D. M. C. Dunn, one of Portland’s HALL, SHEARMAN, offered on the market. The will him to make peaoe is very strong. The | price tO/oiffAmerican oldest and most respected oitizens, died i. CUTLER 86 Street. doubtlecs soon be advanced to 120, at end cannot be Jong postponed. But our LIBBY, Exchange Oeeringa District. at his borne on Congress street, Saturday Office of -••ealer of Weights A Measures aprlTeodtf which they will net four per cent. troubles will by no means be over when circular of this i§- about 7 o’clock, 83 Office Honrs *4 to 5. Special descriptive RlftANA evening aged years. City Building. the surrender has taken place. To suo; also a list of other high class bonds w- FOR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS The cause of Mr. Dunn's death was due City of Portland, Maine, I establish a government that shall com- BUSINESS REVERSES mailed on application. such as wind and Pain in the Stomach, to a severe accident which he met with May 11, 18oy. j Fullness after meals, the confidence of the natives FOR LADIES AND GENTS. Giddiness, Headache, mand •are felt all the more the man of several weeks ago, when he was injured The undersigned hereby gives noUce that he keenly by Dizziness, Drowsiness, Flushings Heur, more difficult of who rents his Road 950 of Costiveness, Blotches on is a task sucoess by a runaway horse on Congress street, has been duty appointed sealer of •eights and house instead of owning a Regular Wheel, Loss Appetite, MERCANTILE-TRUST Racer Road Wheel, 900 the Cold Chills, Disturbed Sleep. than to beat and from which he never measures for the city of Portland for the ensu- home. If he owns real if the CO., Skin, lul performance their fully rallied, estate, Chaluless (Snger Gear) 975 Dreams and all nervous nnd at year, and all persons uslug measures ami worst comes Frightful Their although being able times to walk out ing to the worst he can realize 57 St. Also the lititx rial Ltue, and 9*0 Sensations. THE FIRST ONE armies. government, by pure force scales of any kind are requested to Exchange 930 Trembling for a short distance. respectfully on it in his time of No better v. ii. el* than ara made. GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. and the same at his office In the oasemenv something trouble. Portland, Ale. aprltdtf these, WILL will be exceedingly costly attended Mr. Dunn was born in present will sufferer will acknowledge them to be Poland, July 8, of city building and have the same tested aw re We give you an opportunity to pur- Every results. The end to be and second son by poor aimed at 1815, was the of James quired by law. The examination of all meas- chase property at about annual Dunn, He received his education and coal baskets will bo your Is co-operation on their part and this can Esq., ures, scales, yardsticks rental, make the and m WONDERFUL at the district schools and at Kent’s Hill made at hts office aforesaid without expense to payments very easy G.LBAIIH. 263 Middle St. a to make \* mayl2diw secured by great deal of tact owner, es and measures that are not help you Call and only ,be Seminary. He came to Portland In 1846 the bea independent. brought to the office for examination will be talk with us, our time is at dis- and diplomacy. The animosities created and eoon after entered the millinery your ANNUA3. MEDICINE examined at the place where situated at any MUETINii. JK the war will of a serious business, in which he remained until law will be posal. by form, course, time* and the fees according to the Home Investments. of the stook- promptly car* Sick Hmadaohm rrHK ANNUAL MEETING Thmy the year his death. At the bed- for the same. obstacle but it will be in part offset preceding charged 1 holders of the Pori land, Saeo, and Ports- by side of a 21 LEWISTON GAS LIGHT For a Weak Stomach. Impaired Diges- dying sister, when only years K. F. 8WETJT, $50,000 id for the choice of lesson we have them of the su moutn Kailro Company, tion, Disordered Liver In Men, Women or the taught of age, he was converted, and in 1847 he Sealer of Weights and Measures, First and for the LLEWELLYN M. LEIGHTON. COMPANY, Mortgage, 4’s, due Directors for the ensuing year Children Kipans Tabu Lee are without a of our and naval u small band who were may 13dlot as perlority military joined worship- transaction of such other business may rival and they now hare the largest sale of in the ward room on Brackett 1924, without option. be held ou the first much will pers street, Chichester's Mussed Bread. legally be presented, will any patent medicine in the world. strength. Very depend upon jWk EagUsk « 53 at Eleven and who were destined afterwards to be- ^ Exchange St. This Company furnishes gas to both Monday, the fifth day of June, 1899.. the kind of men we put in charge of the uiyl5im>n.wed,fri,eod3t o’clock lu the lu the Company’s hall come the leading members of the church and a com- forenoon, Lewiston Auburn, having in In Porto Rloo and in Cuba too now known as Pine street church. Dur- Pennyroyal pills Klttery. Maine. Work. sod Uniy VenniDe. A bined of about ■ .iCN Orlfinal uk population 80,000 people. By order of the Directors. sucoess ing all the 5j years of his connection •arc, slssya reliable. we have had pretty good so far, Via F. K. BAKKETT. had Druggist tor Chichester'» Knahsh JWKA INQUIRY. WANTED with this church he beea .FOR BY. our fortunate faithful, .monjBrand lu Bed sod Ovid SALE Clerk or the Company. because of selections meUllic\^Hf MARRY ME, NELLIE. of health largely loyal and ready with voice or purse to Ibsiss. svalsd with blue rtbbuo. Take VST Portland, Me.. May 17 18W. A cw«e bad that RTP-A‘N-8 will not bene- substUv- V fit. RTP-A-N’B, 10 for 6 cent*. or it racket* for 43 of The task |nu other. Rr/uee danaervus IVOULD like to hear from And 1 will you such a at inav 17dtd military governors. devolving assist in every work. or elderly lady who buy pretty Ring be had of all are good 'rftm* and imitations. At Drugglsls. ssud 4s. "» A cent*, may druggist* who willing sbS occupied seat (between Worcester and Me Kenney's. thousand solid a a military of the Three Mrs. J. H. Morris of 1b slumps tor particulars. isstimoniuls gold Rings ^ to mil low-priced medicine at» moderate profit. upon governor Philip- daughters. with iu blue H. M. PAYSON and Mrs. K. Kennlston of Mel- iostnu) young iady sack on train Diamond., Opal-Pearls, Kublea, Emeralds and &C0., They b.mlsh min prolong life. Portland, J. SPOT cash-old cold. One relief. Accent no enfcstitnto. will be more difficult than in the case tmawsaatraa.’iss vhtch left Springfield. Mass., at 11.10 o'clock on all other precious stones. Engagement and gire» pines and Bean of the word RTF A’N'-s on the rose, Muss., Mrs. John C. 1st of last Of interest to her. Welle lie; a stock BanDLers. We you the highest pricefor Old1 Gold Noto nocket. because the February Ad- Kings specialty. I.argesi in give & rente to Chemical Co.. 10 of Cuba or Porto Kioo, peo- survive him. Sold bj oU'Loesi Druggists. —h we use Send Ripant No. Spruce Cumbridgeport, Mass., Iress MRS. CHESTER (J. BRADLEY. No. 197 city. McKENNKx. The Jeweler, Monumsnt it for making rings. MckENNKYthej — V'“ »"-*» —‘ ■ — 33 EXCHANGE STREET. ocU'.dU I -lHIQj- ple we will have to deal with are not so Mr. Dunn will be buried from Pine mon,ttiuJia»t-U ilerrlmac St., Haverhill, Mass. Bmi^udot* Square. mamdtl lyajgdtf Jeweler, Monument Square. \ ) i 2- [ * predict that all of the promises to tbu ! public will be kept. Besides the above Mr. Barrows has se- cured Miss Helen Tracy, of whom one OWEN, MOORE & CO. of the New York papers says: “One of the most extraordinary achievements of the present season In New York has been the wonderful performance of Helen Tracy, In Be Iosco's prod notion of Zasa. r»« mmUttr to.oai, Bo beautiful, so exquisite was Miss Tra- and cotton 12 J-2c and 25c, been t» *>' /»*■• striped plaid cy’s work that It shone resplendent In a it uMr and com- and lisle thread Ilalf- 25c and 50c. Also two production altogether superb, Portland, May 22,1539. pelled the orltlos who were lost In admi- ration to give her the earned distinction llosc, at 27e, marked lots of ladies’ Initial which she justly deserved.” this list selecting a The season will open with Belasco’s down from 36c. Also Handkerchiefs, at the beautiful comedy of The Wife In this for to-day’s sell- seen to IN lot of fine ribbed wors- sumo let- play the entire company will be prices. Some and the ladles will wear we have chosen great advantage ing and ters some of the most magnificent gowns ever ted Golf Bicycle missing. seen here* are dreams of the drees A PRACTICAL TALK. such items as arc season- They makers art. Stockings, footless, fancy Draperies Room. The sale of secured stats will begin at The mother who needs to economize and able, wantable and timely. the ticket office of the Cseoo Bay Bteaui- busy time, strength tops, at 69c, marked House wharf at arc We boat Company. Custom as well as all who are Prices as usual cut will sell in the tt o'clock Monday morning. May 89th; money will be interested good housekeepers down from $1. Also a numbers will be given out at 7 o'clock. and our regular Balcony one Jot be all of or deeply small lot of to-day, The waiting room will open night needing fresh additions to the stock bedding, for use at home at boys’ heavy and seats will be arranged so that pur- Sale of three fold while lor Monday Bargain wool Japanese chasers can §it down walling the summer cottage. Sweaters, navy the numbers to be given out for will not be embroid- to-day blue and red with white Screens, gold OF McCULLUM’B OPENING M'OTCH A soft cotton and | Nlllltrim Twilled Cotton found ered, at $2.25, were 3.50. THEATRE. disappointing. at 75c, Just striped collar, FEABfXEliS. wool fabric. is n One lot of Jive foot Manager McCuilum will arrive in the Shirtiug Gloves. from the for the marked down $1 city this roon for the season and com- goods durable material for shirts that have Screens, at $3.00, were mence immediately on the work atten- children’s to be worn at One lot of ladies’ fine and $1.48. garments to meet 5.50. One lot of dant upon the opening of his 1‘Jth sum- real hard work. It is also five the islands or as it will not occurs his beaches, Suede Kid tans, mer season In this city, that at Gloves, Um6reilas Counter. foot at. Save labor and time excellent for Skirts—Price 12 1-2 Screens, $2.50, theatre at Cape Cottage, Saturday eve- shrink or fade. fasten mode and gray, been ning, June lOth. Mr. McCollum comes bv tiling it. cents. One lot of ladies' 3.98. he has com- with three at from New York where just clasps, twilled Union Silk Um- of the he Silks Counter. pleted the psrsonnel company $1.25. These are fresh will bring to Portland this summer, brellas, steel rod, para- besides completing al! arrangements for our own A big box full of printed AT THE THEATRE. ~ goods, importa- 1 t he different, to be produced the IED SPREADS. gon frames, )resden plays at coming season. With the exception of tion and are sold regu- Silk Remnants, half testifies Misses and Mr. Bank- at marked As the cue is given, a last look into the mirror Leigh and Ingrain, Just a few left from the sale handles, $1.59, son all rhe members will be new to Port- larly at $1.50. price. their of slightly damaged spreads, down from a fairness not with and powders, land nudienoes in person, although gtm $2.48. to gained paints has them At same a lot One of black reputation as artists preceded M can be bought for the sale price, counter, piece harmful alkali, and all to this The theatre is now in but the use of a soap free from city. lisle Skirts Counter. moire by tne lianas or me carpenters anu iinmwn of women’s Silk, — IOt; Jersey superb qual- oils. Such a is under tne supervision of Mr. Stevens, made of clean vegetable soap “Ivory" black and One lot of at 75c a the architect, who has been given oarte 75 cents. thread Gloves, fancy Silcot ity, yard, regu- of tne Port it is 994„\« per cent. pure. blanche by the management lar land Kail road company to transform it colors, at 19c, marked Skirts, Yandahlia style, price $1.25. COPYRIGHT 1888 8Y THE PROCTER 8 GAMBLE CO. CINCINNATI These are well worth more into a play house that for comfort and meet all the demands down from 25c. crinoline at attractiveness will money. llouuce, 79c, Needlework Counter. of the public 'the play selected for the opening bill Is the brilliant sooiety made to sell at $1.25. the Orient when the Chinese foroes re- Hosiery. MUSIC AM) 1)!!AMA. j drama “-The Charity Ball,” recognized An assorted lot of befort the victorious American treated In disorder as one of the greatest plays RL44 KETH. We have a very GALATEA Have you ever used Corsets Counter. ever and known to be the line rib- linen Center Japanese that the military l ands of the written, great A lot of Maco stamped est artistic and financial success ever assortment AT THE JEFFKKSON. their soldiery by the large NtITIMU. this for the chil- composers, inspired achieved by Daniel Frohman and his bed at 19e, A broken lot of “Ii. it Pieces, Table best we k’s business of tti Hosiery, Doylies, One of tbe stirring strains of fc'ousu’s marches. They famous stuck company at the Lyceum of Blankets, including high grade, dren? For wash season was clone Waite's com- all the famous bands of the New York where It was down from 25c. G.” drab and and other by comedy are played by theatre, city, medium and low priced goods. marked Corsets, Covers, Scarfs, last week and every and the armies of trance, Germany originally produced. suits or blouees it is a good weight. pany play England, white, at 98c, marked linen for players scored a pronounced hit. Not and Russia. This is not fancy. It is NOTE. Childrens Hosiery Counter. things, stamped PUFFS. We like to sell all the We have an imported twilled quality the least enjoyable feature of the enter- fact. leads vota* down from .Also which have Miss Maud Adams by many stock and $1.50. embroidery, tainments are the specialties introduced As for the’band, it is universally and in the Madison Square Garden contest replenish in solid colors, navy blue, cadet blue, A lot ot' Onyx blnck the “automobile to be to an assorted lot of Ger- been 88c, $1.00,1.62 between the acts. There is not a tire- unhesRatlnigy admitted the finest in the for trap” given anew. Some excellent bargaius you 75c, the most popular American play actress tan, brown, also the stripes. cotton ribbed some moment in the whole 'performance world a rival that In Stockings, man silver Garter and to to at today andjwlthoot Even Della Fox has only 91 votes to 840 will find here, goods that have been clasps, up 2.48, go and the curtain is never down more than uny manm r approaches its magnilloent for Mies Adams, and Christie MaoDonald You will find these pretty, stylish in varied double with us we sell at aston- styles, at were 50c. one minute alter its rise on the llrst act playing of military and concern music. has only 2. long enough, 29c, half price to-day. and well at sizes 6 to of a play. The repertoire of the company ishingly low prices. Best of cotton wearing. knee, 21c, PORTLAND FESTIVAL CHORUS GKA IEFUL FOK THE HEARING. Leather Goods Counter. is entirely comedy and good comedies at Infants’ Outfits. CONCERT. used in these Puffs. Call and see them. Price, 15c 8 1-2. Special value. that. For the second and lost week of the In view of the unkind accusations and Portland ears when A lot of checked Xain- One lot of black leather engagement several new features are an- The suooess attained by the insinuations that came to their Underwear, Knitted. nounced. Several new comedies will lie Festival chorus at their publio rihearsals they werejln the depths of their grief, the assorted at presented, all of the specialty artists will sooks, styles, Umbrella Straps, 6c, has enoouraged them to give their first members of Capt. Blanchard’s family are change their acts and new teams will One lot of womens on and full 9c a marked were 10c. An be added. Among the new faces will publio concert Wednesday evening, grateful that the calm Investiga- at yard, assorted be seen the colored duo, the Wilsons— May 24th, at Y. M. O. A, hail], tion has turned the tide of public senti- SPECIALS FOR MONDAY. Swiss ribbed silk Under- Alf and May—-in their time down from 12 l-2c. In lot of Belt Buckles, at rag novslties, A most enjoyaDle programme has been ment in bis favor. To a reporter who and the Fransioli Sisters in a new im- One ease of red Prints will and blue, at and besides the chorus work, called at their home a member of the turkey (all good styles) vests, pink same two lots been 50c. These ladies have just close;! a prepared section, 38c, portation. 3 l-2c very successful season with Weber and there wtll be solos by Miss Hyde of Hath said: be on sale at yard marked from family put Monday (37c, $1.00. of line for waists Field’s “Pusse Cafe” company and are who stands well at the head in Maine “We have watched the progress of the Puffing Fancy Goods Counter. under contract to open with Ceo. Leder- One lot of lOe for Sc roll a small lot of fine muslo circles, and our own favorite sing- with interest, for we Batting, regular quality, Also at and cr’s production at the Casino, New York hearing profound and yokes, $1.12 in June. er. Miss Rice. felt sure that the investigation would Vests a n d One lot of Thermome- city, early (full weight). gossamer marked down from The Moxurt quartette, Messrs. Pierce, fully clear him of blame, lie was con- 1.28, PORTLAND THEATRE. unbleached 40 at were 29c. Barnard and Nickerson, will of his One lot of tine, Arm, liyavy cotton, at 29c, ters, 17e, Merrill, scientious in the discharge duty, Pants, regular 1.75. Also a » There is a great treat iu store for the and y which ure sure $1.38 render several selections and would never have started out with wide, *c It would be good value at 7c. im- Portland theatre-goers this week, wheu inches yard, 50c, slightly Toilet Goods to ad d materially to their already envi- his steamer that night had he considered price lot of colored percale the Edwin Maynard big company, who One lot Bleached Table Daiuask, 64 inches wide able reputation, as they are conceded to It to do so are so well aud remembered tor imprudent perfect. for children two favorably which Port- 50c would be Dresses, One lot of le the finest male quurtette “When the newspapers were tilled with fferent to select from), yard, “Xaptha- their excellent performances given here (<11 styles h as had fur Muslin. at land many years. the news of the disaster, we were fre- at ®3c Underwear, to four years, 49c, an effective some weeks ago at tbe Portlund theatre, good values Campho,” quently urged to make some statement will be seen in an entirely new reper- THE GEM THEATRE fine cambric marked down from 75c. Moth at 9c a to clear his name, but we refrained from One lot of Killer, large toire of metropolitan successes, opening this DBESS One lot of Black Brocaded Prunella The time is faBt approaching when that time would BLACK Also a lot of fine dotted with the ‘‘The doing so, fully believing One lot of exciting raelo-drama, irlte of amusement will all and Chemises, “Marguerite” package. fav place open him blameless. Those who were GOODS. cloth, good styles good black, World Between Them.” The extra prove strong tor the summer. Hundreds of Swiss at its doors in him then are now we shall in this sale at 42c at marked Muslin, white, Xevarra Castile are loudest accusing put yard. $1.12, Soap, vaudeville acts with this company who have seldom been to style, Portland people most to the balief that at 19c the most novel features ever the willing accept trim- and green, two cakes for 5c. positively theatre the winter months will down from yellow the during he did what at the time seemed to be $1.50, seen in each and one of Portland, every" for It means a marked from 25c welcome this announcement, and that the loss of the steamer lace and yard, One lot of fine French them as nead-liners on right, med with being recognized the the’dramatto season in beginningjof was in no way to lack of the well known Keith and Proctor’s chargeable and 30c. 10c. summer theatre in Amer- Also Tooth Brushes, at the handsomest on his Swiss embroidery. circuits the judgment part.” vaudeville of larger cities, know what to ica, and,they just expeot— Blanchard left a a a Capt. widow, daugh- one lot of Waitresses’ Shirtwaists Counter. and it will be a long time before such and Bros. & Bancroft. Counter. standard plays elaborately staged Eastman j Jewelry ter and two sons. The widow and riaugh of vaudeville stars will be seen to- 82 dlt group a whose is ______my and with- presented by company ability ter reside in an attractive modern with marvelous Bart lli cottage Aprons, One lot of new gether again as the the style One lot of silver Bon- far above average. the roai to East The house of French John E. Tar- on Deerlng. out at 21c. troupe acrobats, Mr. James O. Barrows, who has been bib, farm are and Shirt- at A the and unincumbered Capt i striped percale net Brushes, 58c, reg- ton, tbe phenomenal baritone; Ivan, Mr. to be the new sngaged by Godlng is have left sufficient children Blanchard said to Counter. detachable col- comedy juggler; Potter, smg no novice. As u comedian i waists, 75c. An as- manager, is for Trimming ular of all wire means to insure a comfortable living price and dances; Codieux, king he stands at the head of the profession. Mrs. Blanchard nas been in lar. at marked down and Clara the world’s his widow. lot of wors- 94c, sorted lot of artists, Beckwith, He was under the of the A fancy gold plated brought np eye health ever since hir artiste. The exceedingly poor greatest aquatic already late W'illlan Warren of Boston Museum DAY from black Shirt- The court’s MEMORIAL $1.25. and will be husband's tragic death. d-j- ted Trimming Braids, pearl favorite vaudeville features, aug- his mantle has fallen fume und if upon which vindicates his acts on that, last mented who was the want Plants waist. at by Codieux, the shoulders of any one It Is Mr. Bar- Will soon be here, Bedding white and colors, Neckwear Women’s. Sets, 17c, regular has done more than you’ll black, Counter, feature with Washburn’s Min- voyage anything else leading rows. When Mr. Eterle, the stage man to alleviate her sorrow. the occasion. 6c a marked 25c. strels, and Clara Beckwith, the ludv who and Vase Plants for at yard, One lot of llueh- pricer uger of the Gem last season, found his Juby 4 sews beneath the eats, sleeps, writes and come and 10c. health would not permit him to this THINKS THEY’LL PULL TOGETHER never so well to fill down from 8c all at 8c a Counter which she We were prepared your infif. colors, Stationery water in a huge crystal tank, all means year, he advised Mr. Godlng by Cumberland a lot of curries for her novel act. one of Llewellyn Barton, county At same counter, 15c. Every if to secure Mr. Burrows. "He season. possible on the Democratic state wants as we are this yard, regular price One lot ot cov- these novelties will soon open at the sev- representative paper me at the Baldwin theatre in was with a leader feather Boas and Collar- and vaudeville circuits committee, and prominent in eral roof gardens said Mr. Kberle, "and he We could not have shown such an immense Embroideries Counter. i ered Novels, at 8c. One San Francisco,” and district was asked the world .where they will be county politics at each, marked | throughout is in staging n and has no ettes, $1 my equal play for a as to the selection of a Dem- lot of Gift in as headliners. Jin re will be oplDion Piauits that are on An assorted lot of Books, billed as an uotor in his line In this coun- of Best constantly superior nominee for Mr. variety down from $1.50. of nightly and matinees ocratic congressman. ahaege play Mr. Godlng has spared no expense short of cambric board covers, at 10c. One try." Barton replied: exhibition had we not been in close touch with lengths laily[commencing Tuesday. Heats are now Mr. Barrows. He also here, in securing gave “Personally I think that the nomina- Notions Counter. of and >n sale at the box office. nainsook Embroid- lot Envel- him carte blanolte to engage the best in the for the 30 and Paper tion. according to party precedent belongs the largest growers country past SOUHA’rf BAND. company and plays that money ouuld pro- lot of tine im- a were opes, in fancv boxes, at to Mr. McKinney He was our nominee One eries, at 25c the yard, Sousa—the composer of Ameri- cure. Since Mr. Barrows accepted peerless last year and is entitled to the honor years. box. he has Toilet Pins, full 42c. "7c a can conductor of the unrivnlod as manager of the Gem, ported marches, position again if he cares to accept it. I think he declined two otters for the summer at a Then in such orders we gel band whosa playing has aroused music a run as candi- again placing large 140 in a much higher salary, one fur the leading would luake^asifgood any count, block, Laces Counter Haberdashery lovers of every community in the Unite I Mr. of comedy nt Denver and from Lit! date that could be named. With Mr. Reed roek-l»ottoin as well as the cream of on a concern tour prices the United States—is again grand the "Club’s Baby,” Chicago. "But, out of the Held the Democritlo party oer- representing set One lot of One lot of white un- will be heard in this on .ays Mr. Barrows, “I have my heart genuine and bis band city stands a ehanoe. All that the States at were on giving a successful season at Peaks tainly lighting Plants. Flag, 5c, afternoon and Their ed- laundered Shirts, at Tuesday evening. island and shall me from is Is a united 'action. There linen Medici Laces, 58c, nothing tempt necessary a .lot of announcement means a quickening of the it. 1 have relented that will Growers who have rare 10c. Also down from doing plays [•an be no hope of winning unless we all something particularly at 12c marked 90e, of the the of Portland because ail and insertions, musical pulse and a bright toning please people whion I believe we are Hooks ges a sucoess the sea- pull together, go- Brownie middle sizes over of them have been past take us into their confidence and thus we “Hump” missing. musical eyes. Sousa’s influence every always a been 18c and 20c. son and the people I have eDguged know ing to do.” of which white at yard, manner and kind humanity how to them. I utn confident that and Eyes, only, play are enabled to show choice Plants first hand. Basement. loves is out of the common. He t lere wtll not be one or two Individual aRRIAGtS. music, M a Linens. but tbut the entire oompnny 5c card. stands as a proof of the theory of hypno- successes, for the will become favorites.” These two facts account large stock In New York. May 14. Marie Romary and linen One lot of decorated tism. It is related upon the autbrrlty ol With such art'ets as Messrs. Barrows, Counter One lot of pure Maurice Schrvve.-, formerly “I Roman Linings known orrr.•srondent, who was ic Craig, Radcllfie and Winter, it is safe to llenrv Shaw and Miss exhibited and its ever freshness. a w-J In Bath. May 17. May tempting lJuckubuck Crash, 17 China Casseroles, for Buker; K. Randall Leonard and Miss Mary T. lots of Merrill. Five fancy * We’d like to talk over that perplexing I’m* a at 18c, were 25c. In Freeport. May It!, Jerome Ihoinas and inches wide, at 9c yard, berries, n at Miss Clara Thompson. Wo feel certain that with J upo Skirting, lot of small At Rishon’s Ferry. May 16, Sidney Humphrey problem with you. our been 15c. One Berry ONOMY and Miss Ella Holt. 12 l-2c a marked Harold A. Sinclair and In Pittsfield. May 16. we can i» yard, at were 10c. How much is time worth.' How much M. Hatch. in the business aid you your Dishes, 6c, your Miss Lui&U experience down from 18c and 20c. Ribbons. do value your strength? Is your money One lot of you selections. Prices will be Japanese worth These will all be JcAl S. right anyway. A box full or short saving? questions Underwear. fire- answered to entire satisfaction if use Men's Screen Fans for your you of best son of quality In this city. May £21, John F., Frank lengths at lie. lot of 7 7 month A small lot of random One F. and Sara 11 A. Fairy, aged years, satin and rib- places, and 23 day-. plain fancy while I Notice oi funeral hereafter, mixed Summer Shirts blue and porcelain at a for in ti'‘- i*»ty. 21. Henry It. Leach, aged bons, 19c yard May* at 40 y rs u months 2 days. at Salts and Nut Dishes, ter. and Drawers, 19c, ; N«»u« «i tins cit\. Mav 21. niautha A., widow of L KENDALL & were 10c. Two bar- 6 down from 25c. 5c, Mr O Be m. need 67 years, months. WHITNEY, marked 50c. Li'raycrs at her late residence. 83 Wiiuiot Powder Funeral ser- rels of Tumblers, at Washing street. Wednesday at 1 o’clock. value. glass vieesat Wem brook Iknig. church it 2.30. Burial Special Federal and Streets 25c a dozen. One case iu the old saenrappa cemetery Temple Handkerchiefs. in It will do vour work in half the time, uiy22.11t your cleaning. fBoston mid Bancor papers please copy. Men s Hosiery Counter. with half the labor, and at half the ro t of soap or any Iu this city. May 21. Apphu 1). Jackson. Two lots of men's of water-drop Teapots, and : uneial services Tuesday afternoon at 3 vloes at St. Dominic’s church at 2.80 o clock. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2.00 o’clock, j other cleanser. It will make your housework easy wife of from size, a: o'clock at her late residence, if* Forest street. In chi? city May '.to. Margaret A., Fine s;. church. One lot of fancy Initial Handkerchiefs, at j large save you many an hour of worry. B a d hi OtBfleld. Michael Dee. aged 37 years. In this city May 20, John Shaw, a e«l 74 this 21. Noah Rrinee At 8.80 o clock For our In city. May Burgess, [Funeral Monday morning years. greatest economy buy large package. ag- 16 years from her late residence 18 tireen St. the from ills late residence, No. 29 New- papers plea*** cop; Requiem high mass at the Church of Sac-! [Funeral [Boston street, this at 8.30 o’clock. in iliis city vu.y mi. Michatl M. Curran. red Heart at 9 o’clock. bury morning THE N. K. FA5RBANK COMPANY mass at the Cathedral of the i MOO BE & [Funeral on Monday alien oon at 2 o’clock In tills city May 20, D. M. C. DUPli, aged 83 Requiem high MOORE & CO. MOORE & CO. OWEN. CO, ST. LOUIS MTV T?»K BOSTON Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock. OWEN, OWEN, ICAUO j from his late residence 13 Pleasant 6t, Ser- 10 jnont s. 12 d ys. I |

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The Maine Universalis! convention Tba Wheel olab are making greal will meet at the Churoh of the Messiah - preparation* for tbe Memorial Day meat. = = in this oity, June 5, 0, 7 and 8. Th* pro- = = Tbe parade la expected to be the biggeal gramme will be: ever seen In Maine. Chief Coneol Small GOOD BUSINESS SUITS. MONDAY. GREAT VALUES IN baa leaned a general Invitation to all tbt 7.45 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. U. A. riders of wheels In Portland to join tb« Hnjden, Augusta. line. Uniform* will not be required. $8.50 and 9.50 are the Just ask to see the suits. TUESDAY. The clam bake will be built for 800 al $6.75, prices.

10 a. m.—Convention caled to order. least and will be served In Mltohell’i Address of welcome Melville A. Floyd, best style. Peril md Response, President K. IH THE CLOTHING TRADE MORE STRONGLY THAN EVER. lvfq.. A meeting of tbe oommlttee was held BARGAINS LIKE THESE EMPHASIZE OUR LEADERSHIP U. Bean, Readiield. Reports from the The gentle- executive committee: W. lf. M. S.. Miss Friday evening. following rule S. of STANDARD CLOTHING is rigidly maintained. Broad, and liberal methods here Alice Blanchard, Portland, secretary; men of the Portland Wheel club form the HERE—notwithstanding the great ernsh in prices—the enduring quality progressive S. Convention. Rev. L. W. Coons, Pitts- on standard of then come ‘here and have it realized. oommlttee: Ur. G. E. Uow, Clarence back almost half n of building. Set your mind your highest perfection—and Held secretary; Y. P. C. Union, Mias and bring you honest values by century reputation W. Frank M. Brown, Frank K. Mary Hamilton, Dexter, secretary; West- Small, brook Seminary. Rev. Henry Blanchard, Uavls, George R. Stevens. D. D Portland. com- oommlttee were se- — Appointment^)! Tbe following sub - LOOK AT FOR mittees on session. THESE SUIT BARGAINS TODAY, lected : 11 a m.—Sermon by Rev. Thomas Strat- E. Davis, chairman. ton, Rockland. Reception—Frank SPECIAL GREAT RARGAIN* 2.00 m.—Occasional Sermon, Rev. Clam Bake—Dana Burburtt, chairman; ONE LARGE EOT OF p. H. P. D. Miss C. E. Angell. Norway. This ser- C. B. Slmonde, C. Randall, All Wool BICYCLE SUITS. IN GOOD Abbott, Kben P. True, E.K. Dow, A. E. Plain Dark Sults5 Genuine Sswyer mon to be followed by the Communion Grey Serge Notice. H. E. Men service in charge of Rev. F. K. Barton, Pool, K. Tenney, George Smith, Young B. H, L. C. Bethel, and Ruv. O. F. Alvord, Klng- S. C. Dennett, Farnsworth, Fine Blue Serge Suits. We have succeeded in securing some lield. Gilson, Walter W. Jordan, Abner Low- warranted all pure worsted, selling to Suits, out choice styles at low prices. Latest cut. 4 m.—The electrics will carry the ell. Loyd Libby, Joeepb Maddocke, Ralph We have got the newest suits p. M. P. P. 1). day in many stores at $10 and $12 each, members of the convention to the beauti- Purington, C. Steele, and If can duplicate it in Portland for Newest styles, for K. E. T. M. In undressed Worsted Cheviots; you breasted coat and double breasted Clothing Boys. ful and comfortable buildings Snasey, Tuttle, Tolrnnn, and worth it. Our Single grounds price today, a an educa- Will Matte, Arthur Kent, Allle Norton, wo less than $15,we will niako you present of Westbrook Seminary, where groat wearers; fast colors. When vests. We offer one lot of handseme 5.00, 6.50, 200 good durable two piece double tional meeting will be held. Rev. H. S. Fred Hayden. Wheels—Howard the cloth we expected to sell of it. TODAY breasted knee boys 8 to 10, Whitman, the President, will preside. Checking Stevens, 96.75 each. bought light home spun goods made by Sawyer and 8.50 pant suits,for of will chairman W. P. Norton. and 3.50. Mev. A. B. Hervey. Ph. D., Bath, suits for each. They go today real value $8.00 TODAY. of the Committee—G. R. Stevens, C. these *18 of Dover. give an uddress on “Some phases Supper 10.00 a fluit. Woolen Company A genuine of education.” Others will fol- W. Small for question BICYCLE a with brief remarks. All the exer- Racing Commltte—Frank M. Brown, »1S suit TODAY only TROUSERS, suit. low $6 75 a suit. Just for today. $il.OO cises will be through In time to enable chairman, George R. Stevens.;;; to aU to reach their places of entertainment $1.50 5.00 by supper time. THE Beautiful Blue Serge Suits, m.—Bon. Luther F. McKinney FISHERMEN._ *7.45 p. C, MIDDY on 'George F." Kavanaugh™and”Ed ward SUITS, of Brldgton will speak the ‘‘Layman’s in sizes, made by Washingtor Worsted A. Knick- were at regular Sack Choice Dark Undressed BOYS’ BICYCLE Idea of the Minister. Rev.C. Walker of the West End Thomp Fine Fancy Worsted Suits, Grey $9.50. SUITS, 2.50, erbocker of Auburn will speak on “The 12 ounce tor real valu. $2.00, 2.25, son lake, Oxford, Thursday, llsblhg. The] Mills; goods; 9 to 13 $8.00 and $10.00 of the Worsted. age years. $8.50, Minister’s Idea People.” of troul warranted pure Regular Suits, caught one of the llneat strings they are worth $10 or $12. Our price grades, TODAY only and 3.00 WEDNESDAY. that has bfen captured In this state value this season. TODAY, warranted pure wool. Regular $15. a Thirteen was the num 5 a. m.— Praise and prayer meeting for long time. a The best values In 5.00 a suit* Riohmond and $6.50 suit. 10.00 each led by Ref. W. F. Small, her caught, the smallest weighing twe Value TODAY SAILOR SUITS, Bowdoinhanj. and one-ball and and the largest three 0.50. 8.30 a. m.—Praise prayer meeting, 4 to to see the ages 10, led by Rev.lA. A. Smith, Belfast. pounds. Don't fail Universalis! KNEE PANTS 9.30—Business. Woman’s Mr. Walter Corey, the well-knowz and 3.75 Missionary Society. furniture mai of Portland, was one ol We have marked down our We offer some great values in $1.50, 2.50, meeting. 2 p. m.—Business ever saw, to the early arrivals. He and his gnlde, for Boys you ALL WOOL SUITS 2.30 p. m.—Public meeting, which and Reefers, are Invited. Addresses James have llshed Boys’ Top-Coats mil cordially by Matlbeton, Rangelej SPRING men that we N. OVERCOATS, Men’s Trousers for men and young arc Rev. Gertrude Earle, Gorham, H.; lake considerably, and bare taken a trl[ Men's and Young EVERY PURCHASE OF CLOTHING at , rVt"T. V. A. uiio- v/. «. showing TODAY ni/UCll) S.50 High grade. Low price. TODAY 2©c, 25c, 38c, of the W. C. A.; Rev.|Blanohe 4.95, 6.50, (1 nt till, president last accounts hadn't to reduce stock, prise Reducing A. Wright, the state president will pre- success, but at they 50c and 8 50 and 9.50 Slock Kale. side. struck a very large fish. and 1.00 np. $6.75, ness "session, "if needed. 910.00. up. $2.43 4.33 p. m.—Buffi Mr. W. W. Thomas of Portland, has to 7.45 p. m.—Address by Rev. Henry his credit the first salmon brought Blanohard, D. I)., on "Personal Respon- big sibility.” Address by Rev. K. F. Pember to the boose this season, lit was taken Dt Bangor, on "Denominational Digni- In City cove>nd weighed o 3-4 pounds. ty." B°g OT~ THURSDAY. RUMFOHD FALLS SUITS. Gen. Charles P. Mattocks, auditor In 5 a. m—Praise and prayer meeting, led 12 Miss A. of Portland. the suits of the Rumford Falls Room CO- Georgia Bradley CLOTHING by STANDARD *8.30 a. in.—Praise andlprayer meeting, vs. the Romford Falls ooinpany Papei TO LET. FOB SALK. FOK SAUL Rev. W. J. of Lewiston. TO LET. led by Taylor and the Rumford Falls Power 1IKLP WANTED. _ m.—Addresses on "Practical company, WIT / ND WISDOM- U.30u. tlii» head vs the Rumford Falls lar thU hood Inserted ender this heed Party ward* teaavlad aadar tfcU Read Forty word* inserted under Church Work “Church Advertising- company Paper men to run fish Forty word* Insert*d an Forty words TTTANTED—Two steady in wrirenee. odd vNk for 16 «••!«. e*»h fa adrano*. one week tor 2.1 ceclo, in advance. F. on* week for 35 coat* cash m *»dv*n*«. one week for 2ft cents, cash How and Why?' Rev. H. Moulton, ooinpany, will begin bis bearing In o v ? trap on shares; extra location for small Biddeforcl, "Social Side," and "Amuse- and Her Powerful Motive. boat fishing In connection with trap. BOX 38 few days. Benjamin Thompson at 5 Fessenden St.. ments,” Rev. A. M. Bradley. Wlnthrop Kennebunk Beach. Maine. ’2-1 rco LET—Upper tenement LET—Pleasaut furnished rooms by the 1?0R 8ALE—Fish traps Including boats, SALE at a very low price, a ummer & for the *Tm going to study French right j -I Oakdale; 7 rooms an t bath, hot and cold rooms -T and evcrtnlng needed, and Keadlield. "Reforms and Benevo- Clifford,Verrlll Clifford, appear 110 day or week, with or without meals, Sanchors present FORCottage of four room* with furniture, ATT ANTED— Immediately two hundred men water, cemented cellar, furnace, a owner has been in the business 19 years and very J. FairUeld and and Snow & •way.” separate and board'4 to $6 a week ; transients $1 day. pleasantly situated near the Breakwater. South lence,' Kev. F. Khoades, paper company, Symonds, v T and women cooks, table, chamber, kit- shed and room, house furnished wishes to sell on account of health, will sell f” ample yard all modern improvements. No 3 deeking Portland, and within flftv feet of the s other sioues, a6 and Dr. medicine several years in Albion. WANTED- .FEMALE HELP. A 45 Portlaud. Maine._16-1 class house. 15 8t, between cemented Rubys precious Engage- was nominated president SMITH SALE, Exchange St.. boarding Gray > 1**1 aud beach bouses to nace heat. A first class house. LLEWELLYN stent and Wedding Rings a specialty. Largest Maine. 11'ANTED—Hotels Park and Jeweler Emery llailey of Auburn as vice presi- ** place their orders for help of all kinds State._16-1 M. LEIGHTON, 53 Exchange St,20-1 I mock in the city. McKENNEY, the DEWEY COMING HERE. Inserted under this hesd mo LET—Desk room with office and linn i section. LIGHTER Forty words with the old reliable employment oflice of private ! Monument Square.march dent of that cent*. cMh In advance. A few wanted lo lake 1 use of vault. heat, water and desirable corner ’.ots in one week for 25 agent* HARTFORD & SllA W, 36 Lisbon street, Lewis- Light, Jani- iiOB SALE—Two The Nathaniel P. Doane, Capt Best situated on T East unobstructed OR lots. The most finely tugboat orders for our ifrade niar- ton, Maine. Also of all kinds wanted* tor service. location, ground Ills ley Park, Deering, SALE—Cottage help second door below view of Portland and Flue drainage, located lots on Chebeague Island; dose SEMINARY. sailed from Boston Friday morn for General housework. Ap or commission; ap28-4 floor 53 Exchange street, vicinity. F’ MAINE WESLEYAN Bears, Aery stock;sulary electric near both elec- ; to landing. In full view of the sea; WANMKD—Girlply MRS. WHIFFLE, 285 Brackett St. Middle St.36-1 Sebago water, lights, Steamboat in tow the damaged sohoon outfit free; Hie best of references tric roads. Price four cent* foot If taken at fine flshln grounds close ten miles drive, Rev.W F. secretary of the Civic ing, having upper bell. LET—Lower tenement 232 High street, by; Berry, _22-1 G. CHASE or M. A. tine roads, etc. See plan of lots. W. J. CUBIT, H. Tilton, for and the required. 'Mie K. GO., all once;cash easy payment*. MERRILL, and at the ers Henry Belfast, TO eight rooms, conveniences.11-2 Portland.16-1 Island. Me. Box 35. league, spent Thursday Friday smart lady to take charge oi II a I den, diamonds-installmeTt.s 121 Middle street. Agent. Chebeague Ella F. for Port Clyde. She al- Mr. is a member of the Crowell, WANTED—Aa small store, selling ladies’ garments, Hass._mylm-w-»2t>t LET—At Long Island, fully furnished _may 2-4_ Seminary. Berry llr E have a assortment of Diamond Business so took the wreoking lighter Dewey, salary $1° week to start. Apply at once to MR large IlO cottages. 856 to $75 per season: fine bath- A Rare Opportunity. SALE—In the very best section of War examining board. House. 16-1 WANTED—SITUATIONS. Rings. Pins, Ear Rings and Scarf Pins, I EDWARDS. Tolman ing and Ashing. Address MILL KEN, Long TDK subscriber offers for sale the stock ami 1.10R8. near the head of Pleasant styeet. a which will be utilized in receiving the all good quality anu perfect. This ri a very The prudentialjcommittee, Rev. G. D. 9~2 fixtures of his store on Main street, Brldgtou. limited number of desirable house lots f-*r and taken vest and pantaloor as groom in some gentle- easy way to buy a Diamond as we make the Island._ where for H. M. Blake pumps, boilers wrecking gear WANTED—Position Maine, next door to the Post office, stylish and up to date residences ; hese lots are Lindsay of Waterville, Br. WANTED—Custommakers. HASKELL & JONES. 18 1 vf a rider; arrived payments so by that you will not miss the LET—Good board and pleasant rooms at a uftei man’s stable; good just eight years he has done a prosperous business equal In every reaped to the best In Portland down on the schooners. The tug seen at York street. M< KENNEY, The Jeweler, Monu- a beautiful of Monmouth and Bon. E. R. French from Ireland. Can be 139 money TO farm on shore of pond. Healthy In soda, tobacco, cigars, and periodicals. 1 he and at less than 1-2 the cost, will be worked up. girl for genera ment trees, terms the schooners at their destlna DAVID LOFTUS.‘^--1 square.feb9dtf location, piazzas, shade grove; news stand for Portland and Boston hundred cent. soon. Communicate held a on Friday. leaving one who has had only one per of Kent’s Bill, meeting WANTED—Competenthousekeeper; experi reasonable. Address GEORGE N. COLBY, art tile soda fountain. « entre. tow the to Portland Call between 6.30 and 7.31 In want of trunks dallies. New, low, with MYRON E. MOORE, Deenug has tions will lighter ence with children. as clerk, WANTED—All persons Denmark. Maine. health of Tuttle of Belfast ED-Position drug by young ** ___^3_ reason for sale, much impaired 2-4 Photographer m.. at 104 OAK ST.18-1 and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS, Only she will be used in p. WANTman of 8 can furnish 13 rooms, owner a change to out of door life. been at his studio here for a few days. where transporting years’ experience; 563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's LET—House 776 Congress sireet, demanding musi best of references. Address E. W. FRENCH, bath steam heat through- solicited. THAT? three 16-ton rilles from the city to tbi 117 ANTED—Girl forigeneral housework; grocery store, as wo manufacture our goods TO hot water room, Correspondence MURDER, WHAT’S Hon. W. W. Noreross for several years ?f Old Me.may2044w A for A. W. INGALLS. be a good plain cook and come well Town, and can therefore give bottom prices. Trunks out, lu first, class repair. good place mayt5M-W-F-'w» One of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. 86c to fortifications at Great Diamond island 80 or house or private Mora efficient manager of the Seminary recommended. B.t Morning SL_10-1 repaired. Open evenings. \\ e frame pictures. physician boarding family. une half story brick $3.00. Warranted to wake the dead. the to E. HASTY. TOR BALK—Two and aprl3-atf Location unsurpassed. Apply con* clock titan all the other dealers combined. has tendered his Portland harbor, table girls a A. house situated No. 147 Fraukllu St., boarding hall, resigna- experienced 12 Green street. inayP-tf for two McKENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Squaro WANTED—SixSWETT’S tabling fourteen rooms, arranged tion. HOTEL._16-1 CITY OF PORTLAND. OK KENT—About May 1st. house No. 63 bnllt late owner, sep28dti ■PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. families, house thoroughly by to Co- class cook and laundress 11 Gray street. Nine rooms beside halls, is to be sold for purpose ol closing the estate. The ball team Is scheduled play and. have been complete! fo WANTED—Firstin summer boarding house, reference! CLOCK REPAIRING! bath and store rooms: hot and cold water, set Lot contains over 5.000 square feet of Ap- BABY-PAP-SPOONS burn classloal institute at Waterville,Sat- Arrangements Write to MERRITT HOUSE. Orr’s tubs, furnace heat; with good yard room. All K. PROCTOR, Centennial Block. required. for ply to JOHN are article. It Is Just what the the to be held June 6 a; Maine. my 10*4 Proposals Printing. in first class |ordtr. Enquire at 64 GRAY the latest baby anniversary Island, 117 E have made a of clock repairing wants, "e have them ill urday. specialty STREET, morning, noon or nignt. 3tf dear little darling hotel. Invitations will be extend ** for anu are familiar with house 2 1-2 story, near and are nice and pret- The tennis courts are in excellent con- Swett’s proposals will be received bv the years perfectly TOR SALE—Modem sterling silver they very it in all ol* its branches. Our prices are reason- r stable, has to rooms, bath, the l. McKENNti the ed to offloers of the various milltarj SEALEDCommittee on Printing until riiO LET—A nine room furnished cottage, bath Electrics, with ty. Give one to Lul and Thera are the Report* Thurs-^ us a uostai aud wo will call for your Oiie of the dition very popular. the 25th of 1899, at. 12 o’clock in., able. Drop 1 and hot water, flue view, at Great Diamond. steam hear, fine cellar, large lot, Jeweler. Monument Square. apr!3dtf in the and it is MMCBLLAHKOIH. day day May. aud when done without extra Woodfords. Will be at a courts and reoreatlon hours companies city expeotec for the of the Auditor’s and subordi- clock retarn'it Call or address G. K. PI1ILBROOK. 213 Brac- finest locations at eight clay printing the Jeweler, Monument terms o close. N. S. members of the old Whits Coats will nate officers’ and tue Mayor’s au- charge. McKENNEY, kett street. Portland, or H. L. MERRILL. bargain and on easy nOl SA LE—2 story house contaluiug 10 rooms, them well tilled. the onder this hew city reports and 68 MarketSts. Is finds Forty words Insort*d dress. Square. Portland._jan!2dtf Great Diamond Island.1&-3 GARDINER, 53 Exchange -a. pleasantly situated at 39 Brown street be There will be appropriate one week for 25 cent*, ensh in adrnneo. _t water etc™ for The classes are on review work and present. Buis are to be made per page. 1 articular* WILL BUY household or store In fair repair and hus Sebago VfrE goods and desirable new- LIBBY & Thii be had on to the office o: the or wili re- LET—Pleasant rooms, further Apply lo A. C. will lit speeches and ajmusioal programme. may application V? fixtures of any description, of 140 acres In North particulars. commencement bejhere twojweeks. ONE Y TO LOAN—On first and secom where may be left eu- for TO ly furnished at No. 5 Congress Park, head TOR SALE-Farm 42 1-2 of the Portland if City Auditor, proposals ceive the same at our auction rooms on outs GO., Exchange St.,_18-‘ Is the 93th anniversary ill estate at as low rate o ; of Park street. MRS. SKILLINGS. 15-tf £ Yarmouth, bounded Royal River, The chorus is bard at work on the can- mortgage on real dorsed. "Proposals for Printing Reports.” sale on commission. GOSS A; WILSON, als< 45 tons good orchard, of wood, pas- lots lluelv located, near The 95th was held ai interest as cm be obtaiued iu Portland; The committee reser/es the right to reject 16 Free street. feb3-tf hay, plenty SALE—Cottage tata will bo com- Light Infantry. Auctioneers, mo LET—A very pleasant furnished cottage ture for 25 head of stock, one mile from Gray on Beaks Island In lull Esther,which presented loans made on stocks, bonds, personal propert; or all bids. FOBGreenwood Garden Park under dlflioultie any 1 of six rooms on the hill near Forest City buildings In good repair. Including harbor and within nve week. The class In botany Cblckamauga or any other good security. Inquire A. C order of the Committee. depot, ample view of the sea and mencement By Landing. Peaks Island. Apply to TRUE and Price *2,800. W. H. City Inquire the committee in charge Intend tc LIBBY, 42 1-2 Exchange street.18-4 YVM. II. DOW, Chairman. IVAN TED-MALE HELP. loe house granery. minutes walk of Korest Landing. Is field oxour3lons. The and BROS., 391 WALDRON & CO.. 180 Middle 42 1-2 Exchange street. making frequent Portland. May 18,1899. mayisdiw ForeSt.___apr6tf 8t_20-1 of A. C. LIBBY Si CO., make this one a grand affair. Reception Jackets and Skirts cleauei ilower3 ora rather earlier than usual. Im- NOTICE—Ladles’ PAY-Costly outfit free. No Exp- LET—At Woodfords Corner, Forest SALE—Large farm, nine miles from and 9 m 11 and in first class mauner. GEO In will be held between 8 p. m. p. pressed «1Gneeded. We want some one In every County. TO three 6-room tenements, $8 to $15 FOltPortland, good location; with or without brick house centrally are being made the D. DU Jailor. 570 1-2 street Avenue, SALE—2 1-2 story provements EERY, Congress Mauutacturers, .3943 Market St., of E. C. JORDAN. 31 stock and utenstla. Address H. K„ Box one of the at 9 p. in., Apply quick. per month. Inquire fanning FORlocated. No. 38 Brown street; about Chase hall. Supper Opp. Congress Square Hotel._tti-l phila. street. raar6dtf the grounds sharp,_ YOUR RHEUMATISM _niayl2dlaw’S2w Exchange 1557,20-1 best locations for a boarding house iu city; has water, etc. Ap- THE DEATH RATE. wishing a quiet and restful vacatioi W AN TED—Cabinet makers and polishers. Main's and contains to rooms, sebago THE LOBSTER LAW. If 46 St. riiO LET—Fine store In Block corner Congress and! |bats Spald- & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange St., ANYONEafter a hard years’ work will find there i Can Be Cured by Using F. o. BAILEY & CO., Exchange Dalis and rules ball ply to A. C. LIBBY 1 X and Gilman Sts., cemented cellar, furnace SPALDING'Sing’s league for playing There were 18 deaths In Portland dur no better to obtain it than in and aroum i An case to come before the place _19 front, steel celling, location may be found at my store, together with a flue interesting the “Famous Wadsworth Hall.” Reasonabli A. XV. Moore’s Blood and Nerve Medicine beat, plate glass the week which ended Saturday PAINTERS wanted at once. Ap- for kinds of business. Posses- stock of Ashing Mcftle -, also the Wolff-Amerlcan HORSE, 8 years old has of the law court, sitting In ing terms. For further information address th< 1 towns iu Maine that some excellent many CHESTNUT July term, There are not many to Mr. Ilsley at 32 Plum street. F. O. LLEWELLYN M. and Btoyc les. G. L. BAILEY. 263 In tuam; weight 1,030 deaths were due to B. Me. been sent to friends tiARRIAGKply sion giveu immediately. Imperial IIGHT2 been working heavy Is the of Philip Hill of noon. The apoplexy proprietor, JOHN PIKE. Hiram. &p‘25- of this remedy has not by Middle street.20-1 12.30 aud 1.30. tall Portland, appeal know of its merits, in BA11.EY CARRIEDF. LK11i 1 IT<>N, 53 Exchange St._20-1 lbs Can be seen between solerosis of the brain, bronchitis, cancer iu Massachusetts who CO._17-1 the constitutionality can obtain it of the reliable at 18 MUNJOY ST._U-1 Chebeague, testing SPRING HOUSE, near Polam I the future you ANTED—At once 20 carpenters, 5 lathers mo LET—Store 32 Free street. Possession endo-cardhls measles »I. H. HAY At SON, SUMMER BOARD. launch 28 feet of the lobster law. He was oonvloted (2), paralysis, RAYMONDSpring, delightful locality, good fishing druggists, Portland, Ur at Hotel Velvet, Old 1 given immediately. Inquire of PORT- SALE-Oue steam long. scarlet fever boating and gunning, priees moderate, send to Me., who have it in stock. febl3M.W&F3m Orchard._17-1 SAVING’S BANK, 83 Exchange 8L 130117 feet beam, 3 feet fi inches draught, double in the Portland meningitis, nephritis, (2) LAND to a few summer and lined munlolpul circular and booklet. Reference in Portland 117 ANTED—Billing clerk. Address BON 454. may’JOtf wishing spend engines, steel boiler pipe, allowed 147 lbs. steam tuber ff16-1 PERSONSweeks h> a and otherwise de- boats to the last senility, spina bifida, pulmonary Judge Symonds and F. M. Hooper, firm o picturesque oue cedar row boat. 12 feet long, are, court, appealed September sirable of the country cannot do better Oren Hooper’s Sous. Address C. E. SMALL WOMAN LEASE—A detached tenement, 122 Park part one year old. For full particulars, please oourt term, where judgment of culosU (3). EVERY ANTED—A man to drive team and work 1 than at '‘The Pequawket House.” Terms mod- Box 04 Superior No. Raymond. Me.maylo-4 needs a reliable JiOKstreet, near Spring, containing 8 rooms, write to Capt. HARRY J. ALLEN, j Sometimes Wr on farm. Steady work. References re- erate. For further Information inquire by let- court was ami thence 1 medicine. bathroom, laundry, steam heat, open plumbing, Bound Bond, Maine.l»-4 the lower uffirmed, THE GOLF TOURNAMENT. of bad health that R-l-P-A-NS monthly regulating E. T. N. Box West Bale win. Me. *-'0-2 WANTED-Case quired. ROB1NSON, Deering. and to date. -Adults Only.” Apply ter of "Prop.," 34, took his to the full benob of the Send 5 cents to all new up appeul will not benefit. Kipaus Chernies DR. PEAL'S 16*1 Buck’s ticket olfi ce, 2.2 Mid- SALE—In the western part of the eltv. The tournament, which was ti > York,for lOsamples and 1.000 testimonial j to J. F. BABB, at miles from law court. golf Co.,New CUMMER BOARD-A ride of 22 FORnear West street, a very desirable two dle O to a pleasant have been played at the links of the Port Maine Medical Association. street._20-1 Portland will take you eery story brick home, with French roof, containing Burdock PENNYROYAL pILLS, house No. 126 Pearl St., steam restful country seat of old tlm ed hospitality twelve rooms, besides bath, nicely furnished "It was almust a miracle. afternoon was 75c. LET-Brick land club Saturday post MAINSPRINGS, safe and certain in result. The genu* Annual will be cold bath etc. where ail ages can nature. Ash. drive, and io order, heated by steam, lias suu all me of a terrible Are prompt, The Forty-seventh Meeting TO heat, hot and water, room, enjoy aud good Blood Bitters cured tour The best American made by tin 1 never Sent anywhere drink water. Best of attention about 4300 feet of land. poned on aoocunt of the rain. The Mainsprings, me (Dr. Peal's) disappoint. held in the Common Couucil Chamber, City Rent $35.00 a month. Can be seen after June pure spring day; lot contains square out all over the body. 1 am and Waltham Warrantei l Peal Modlcine Co., Cleveland, O. June 7. 1899. House WNurL guaranteed. References exchanged. Address to JOHN F. PROCTOR, breaking next Elgin companies. $14)0. Building, at BANGOR, 8, 9, 12th. G. A. HARFORD, Custom For particulars apply nament will be played Wednesda; for one McKENXEY, the Jewela Office. 10-1 grateful.” Miss Julia Filbridgo, year. C. E. GUPPY & CO., Agts.. Portland, Me CHA3. D. SMIlfa. M. 1).. SM'y. H.. Press Centennial Block. very Monument Square. marlOdtf I mayllsdaw West Cornwell, Coun. afternoon at 2.30 o'olook. STEAMEItS. RAILROADS. Portland 8t. Railroad Co.#lOo 146 160 Bch Nellie Blanche (Bn. St John, NB, |for mandyTMarpfey, Boston IwTiSIltoSm^si WOODFORDS. SOUTH PORTLAND. Maine Central R’y.. loo lan 140 Boston. for roads). ; Portland * ogdensborg H.K.100 4*» tv K ba*,,,• D rata law, Wlsoasset foj Bid 2v; sen Eva n tor Brarti. about 7.80 o'olook ua & Mildred, fish [mathboom carried Ethel, Hodgkin*, o-t. ln.nl Maine Co. Saturday morning of Preble street hm roru.n.1iM7...... jao awayj. Sid fm MaU. lra A.HV V (Br), Steamship I Mr*. M. C. Young --■■y loiil.n.l 4«. 1*02-ltd a Funding.. lot 103 B stymer friMt I.onc Itlanilsnund _ horse to Dwsoer tho Woodford, Robson. Ilaugor. («* 1 *d fT*r cuitert Jimnn'.wi. By lh»T>vh:. belonging a the West for board Portland 4s. 1»1». Funding.10* 10* Cleared. family from engaged Sid fin I .as Patm*- May IS, •steanier (nick- Jn and aft. r MONDAY Oct 3d. 1888, trains became whili | 0*. IK'.is*. H. K. aW.100 3 TRIPS Pr R WEfcK- livery man, frightened the month of August. H.niror 100VJ Steamer Norihfell, Hangar, to load tor United will leave H9 follows: at her place during Os. I9<>5. W.ier.It* 11* Manhattan. Johnson, New York—J lane (Rr), Fare One Way 95.00. Itonuil 90.00 at the Woodfords railroad sta hnncor F Uscomb. K Trip, standing has received several ap- of Prod lifts in the Munielual.101 103 LEAVE: T. H. Harford Quotations Staple H»tli4Vti, 1WJ7, s Passed the Uzard May to. steanier Monte- The steamships Hall am. flan, tlon and ran at d high rate of speed U Hhth 4v 1021. Knlnnduig.101 103 Willard, McKeown, Lockport, 'or Lewiston tui Auburn, 8.10 a. na, l.ao, from who waut to lease N Rich & vldean Wallace, Montreal for London. hattan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf, plications parties ll.ll.at 4s. Munmluul...... 10a lo* Ng-M Co. (Bn, * 4.00 and 0.00 in. stable. There was no In thi Bch Ar at May 20, steamer Lancastrian Portland, Tuesdajs, Thursdays and Saturdays j*. tbs ooonpant run Mr Saun- leading Markets. Helundin*....loO 102 Mignonette (Rr). Lachance. St John, NR Liverpool For Gorham. Her.in and Island Pond, 8.10 a. Cliff cottage ‘formerly by ratals 4s 1001—1011 Boetoo. at 6 p. in. for New York direct. Returning, leave and no resulted. Municipal .10* 107 -Chase, Leavitt & Ca (Br). Hill, 1.30 and 6.00 in. double carriage damage I ewlstonet,' 1001. May 'o, steamer Igtuncola, Pier 8H, K, R.. Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Satur- m., p. ders. Mumcuwl.105 107 Sid (m Trapani For Montreal and (Jhlcaro, 8.10 a. m. and8.00 the Intersection of Foreot and Uwistouas. 1013. SUNDAY. 21. Laure ta. as before reported). at 5 p. m. At Deerlnf Prebles will 103 Mey Book land (not days m. The Lovells and Fort plaj >aco 4s. 1001. Municipal.loo These steamers are superbly fitted and fur- p. the horse went between'an oleo 13B Arrived. Fur G.00 in. avenue On the Hew York ket. Maine Central K K7s.l013.cnua.int*l3« nished for travel and atlord the most Quebec. p. a game of base ball Memorial day Stock and Money Mar 10* 110 Spoken. passenger narrov *Vss via and comfortaole route between trio light pole and tree, a very * 106 JkwierVlMiModtib Rizzo, Glr genii convenient arrivals. ball near the Fort road. 3# jeio^rann 4a oout. ml*... .104 17. off Charleston Bar, sch Geo Taulade. Portland and New York. ^ grouuds •• •Ulphur to A 8 Malftolmson. Vessel May without either. •• 104 r•J5LTork.' York for Savannah. From Lewiston and Auburn, f*.10, 11.30 a spare touohlng Kamsdell building NEW 20. gna.ieoo.eitan’sn.lOS to Chase. Leavitt & Jr, Magee, New J. V. L1HCOMB. General A genu K. C. contemplates YORK, May Portland ft 1st rats 1*4 106 Cp. hi.} ft.4ft and h.4;>u. m. Foreman Waiter Hawkes of the publli Oga’g gCs.’OOO. Steam*'r Horatio Hall. Bragg. Now York— THOS. M. BARTLETT. Agu ocudtl with six tenements, oc Money on call steady at 2£—; last loan Portlaud Water 4s. 1027 .... 103 IP* From Island Pond, Herllu and Gorham, 8.10 ai.d a three story Hat, Ill’s passengers and mdse to J F Uscomb. In the rilstrlci 11.3.1 a. fn. and ft.45 ra. works department Deertng of Main and C —percent; prune mercantile 18 Mi N No STEAMERS. p. the lot corner streets, paper ^ ft. Portsmouth. ! mm and 8.10 a. ra. and has been the last of tb< Foatoi mace n»r<»u 8ch Nellie .1 New York. hlcago Montreal, p. m. Knightvllle. Tne were me clotu: Quota- Sch James A Saco. week at bis home at Riverton. actual' business in bankers bills at 4 87% following Gray, u. t, k-upc. *uo a. in. The Temple quartotte has been engaged tions of stocks at Kosian: Belts A W Black aad N Y McFarland, flsb. Portland & Smali Point Steamboat Co. Rev. Edwin P. Wilton, pastor of th> A4 87** for demand, and.4 86‘ s p 4 85% for six- 72 M NDAV TRAINS. U. A. K.memorial Mexican Central. .. Woodfords nburcb, wll to sing for the services, ? Congregational ty days; posted rates 4 88% %4 88 Vfc. Commer- Atchison. ii'OD. a* oauia re. it. new. 18** FROM OCR CORRKSrONDEXTa. Dally trips commencing April m Iti on real, Quebec. Toronto and Chicago wlti The is made mf uoo III. exchange pulpits Suuday morning Memorial day. .[quartette up cial bills 4 84 «4 85. Sostou w Mama.181 MT DESERT, May 20—Ar. schs Alfred W 3rd, 1899. Steamer PBROY m m p. W. of tht Mass. Dlu ... For Lewiston and 7.30 a. m. and m. Rov. Ueorge Reynolds, pastor of the Walter J. Gate UOO Ftske, Kelley. Salem ; R T Rundlett. Boston. will leave Portland Pier. Portland. Auburn, A00p. following singers: Silver certificates-81 @81%. 16 For Gorham and 7.30 a. ra. snaO.00 m. church, Oorhara. ao common. 81d, schs Robluson. New York; 8 M at 2 p.m., for Orr's Island Card's Berlin. p. Congregational 1st William W. 1st Maud, If Rev. Manley li. Townsend, psstor ol jy, tenor; Peabbles, Har Silver 6J. Maine Central....166 Bird, do. Cove, Quohog Bay, Poor’s Point, Mv ARRIVALS Union Pacific.C43Vs we) Ashdale. Horse the Woodfords Unlversallst church, wii: base; Charles F. Willard, [3d tenor; H. Mexican dollars 48%. East Harps l, From Island Pond. Berliu. (j or ham, Montreal Union PsolneDfa...«.. 76Vs Island Harbor. Wafer Small Point on the Government bonds firmer. kxchanor despatches. Cove, and West, 8.10 a. m. preaoh Sunday morning suhjeot, Lin wood Kustls, *1 bass. Americsn h«»....349Va Harbor. Return, leave Sldfni Yokohama 20. Tam O’Stoan Harbor and Cuody’s From Lewiston and Auburn, 8.10 a. ra. “How to Uet the Most Out of Life." Railroad bonus Irregular. Ameneao .-vasar. common.166?* May ship 6 via abovo land- Dally l.lnf, «nmlnv. Excepted. Ocean View commandery, U. O. G. U., ter. Ballard. Hong to load for New York. Cundv's Harbor at a. m The Whittier club of the Is plann- ....117 Kong, In Portland about 10 a. m. Pullmaa Palace Sleeping Cars on Night olty S«*ar,Dta..«.*. Ar at 20. steamer Ktrurla ings arriving TnX XXW AND PALATIAL (TKAMITH, a field tbe last of this will have a box party at their rep Blues. Queenstown May Manager, trains. ing to hold day tonight York for Liverpool, and J. H. MCDONALD, her (Br), IFsrguson, New 4fl-3. month with Mrs. Olive Hanson, at ular The following reprasant the pay- Boston Prwdooe Market. office, 158 Cmmerctal St. Telephone TICKET OFFICE, DEPOT AT FOOT OF meeting. quotations proceeded. dtf Stroudwater, and members are In this market: aprl INDIA STREET. home, Miss Alice Hersey of south Portland ing prices BOSTON May 19 1898—Tbs following *># BAY STATE AND novl dtf forward with much pleasure to Cow and steefs. To V ft> Muinnrnnd* TREMONT, looking will b» the 6o to-day’s quotation* ai Provision*. mo..- tho event. valedictorian of the gradu- Bulls and stsg*.... alternately Icate Franklin Wharf. Port- fLOVa Nassau. NP, 16—Three of the crew of at 7 o’clock, iu class of the echool 8Kius—No 1 quality.10c May land. every Evening arriving MAINE CENTRAL R.R. ating High she being " the sch Gen Adalbert Ames are m the CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT C0~ for with earliest No A to Soring patents 4 00314 60 hospital season connection tra.nsfot MATCH RUMORS. next in Samuel Holmes who has here with malarial fever and are doing well. rank^to No 3 8 ^T® Winter patents. 3 95*4 35 points beyond. Ir. effect May 8, 18W. The captain and the rest of the crew aro well. Through ticket* for Providence, been announced that the left the Culls .25*60 Clear and Straub i. 3 80 » 4 10 Lowell, It]hae reoently olty. As previously reported, the Ames put In here Worcester, New York, etc. Trains leave Portlan I as follows. soon to ab- on 13 the crew, leave India Wharf. Diamond Match company fs Miss Ada Cole Is writing the class may because of sickness among In Effect 21. 1899. Returning Boston, every 7 00 a. ra. For K >cklani Retail Grocer®’ Market. New York Block Market. while aud New Mi) Brunswick, Bath. Sngar bound from Daiquiri for Satllla I Evening at 7 o'clock. Skowheiran Lisbon sorb Us competitors In this country.;There song ftr the class of the South NEW YORK. 30. F-LI8COMB. Augusta, Watervllle, Fails graduating Portland marnet—cut loaf 7c; confectioners May York. J. Manager Lewiston via Brunswick. Belfast, In the t tOstng Loudon. Barmlento. THOMAS M. BAHT LETT. Bangor are about 90 match companies Portland grammar school. The closing 8c; powdered 6%c: granulated at 6%e; coffee Opening. May 18-Barque Crosby, WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. Agent Bucksport, non I ton. Woodstock and St from via Barbados for Rosario, bo- Sept L 1807. the Diamond molud. exercises at the Union crushed %c;yallow 4%c. Delaware & Hudson.118 118 Portland, Stephen via Vanceboro and 8t. John. oountry outside of will take place tore ashore off Punta Pledras. got off, Olt* Peak* 5 45. 66 reported For Fore*t Landing, Island, 8.30 a, m. For Dannlle Jo.. Mechanic Excelsior com- Heading 1st pfd. 65*4 to Buenos Falls, lng the Portland Star and Opera house, Friday, June 0. Portland Wholesale Market. leaking badly. hihI was towed Ayres. 6.45, 8.00. 9.00, 10.30 A. M., 12.00, M„ 2.15, 8.15. rtumford Falls. Lewiston. Wlnthrop. Oakland, 2d 33 Vs 33 Vi P. has It that the South Heading pfd. 5.15, 6.15 M. Readfleld, Watervllle. Livermore Fails. Parza- panies of Maine. One xei>ort The new ladder, truck of PORTLAND. May 20. l’ortr. A. hiteruatioiial Co. St. Paul..I28“h 128“* Domestic For Cashing's Island, 0.45, 8.00, 10.30 M., Steamship ngton, Phillips and Kangeley. have been obtained on Portland Hose and Ladder No. The represent the whole- 2.15, 8.15, 4.15, 5.15, 6.15 P. M. FOR options already company, following quotations 131*4 NEW steamer St Louis. 10.2ft a. in. For BrunssHok. Bath, Augusta lor Una C., B. & Q.13114 YORK Ar 10th, For Litile and (treat Diamond laland*. has of sale prices market; John C Smith. Watervllle and Lewiston via Brunswick. most of these factories. 1, left the; hands the builders, Rock 111*4 Randle, Southampton; schs Lauding:, Eastport Lub»c. Caals. St. Jo -n. N.8..Kaiuax. ’.3- Floor. Island.Ill Charles- Trefethen'*, Evergreen 12.30 p. m. Express for Brunswick. Bath, Kneeluud, Brunswick; Jose Olaverrl, a. nnd all of New Brunswick. Nova Scot!» Messrs. Boa dhsr Sc Turner of Knightvllle, Western.... 14*4 14V* Peaka laland, 5.30, § 7.00, 8.00, 10.30 m., parts Kockland and all stations on the Knox and CO.’S SALE. and low 76fc8 00 Chicago & Great ton; A 1' Haley. Hillsboro, NB. for Prince Edward Island and Breton. The W. 8. PARKER & Superfine grades.2 Emerson, 12.00 M., 2.00, t 4.15, 6.15 P.M Cape Lincoln division, Augusta, Watervllle, Ban- and is now In the hands of the painters. Wheat Bakers.3 40 *3 65 Ontario A"Western.... 231* 28V* for Newark. 6 favorite route to and bt Andrew*, Spring For Ponoa'i Landing. Long laland, 31, Campobello zor. Bar Harbor. and via S. At have the schs Carrie C Tarpun Bay; N. B. Greenville, lioulton, W. Parker Co. purchased It is that it will be delivered to Spring Wheat patents.4 46 £4 6o Canada Southern. 64s« 644* Cid. Ware. Bagley. 8.00, 10.80 A. M., 2.00, 4.15, 6.15 P. M., r. r. expected Frank A and Mullet bummer Ua. stock Includ- Mich, and St Louis sc roller.. .4 00*4 lo Palmer. Rawdlng. Egmont Arrsugrincnti. For Mechanic entire of ladles' garments. the about the middle of this New York Central.133 132 V* Cuv. RETURN. l.iopm.. Falls. Rumford company Mich, and St. Louis clear.3 76*4 00 On and after Monday. April 17th.. Steamers Falls, Bern is, Danville Je- Lewiston, Liver- skirts, and silk waists Whiter Wheat 35 Northern Pacific.. ... 60Vs 6oVs Sid. sch Edward Smith. ing suits, jaokets and will be adopted by the com- patents.4 25*4 Leave Forest G.20. 7.20. S.30. will leave Railroad Wharf i’ortland. on Moir nor* y alls, Farmington. Klngfleld. Carr a has- week, Ar 2oth, steamer St Louis,1 Randle, Southamp- City Landing, of a New York concern at 40 cents on the Corn and Food. Northern Pacific pfd. 77*4 77 Mi A. 1.00. 3.95. 3.35. 5.45. 6.30 P >1 day Wednesday aud Friday ut 5.30 j>. m. Hciurn- let. Phillips ami Raugeley, Winthrop. Oakland, pany at Its regular meeting, whiob takes ton: schs Snow. Macorls BenJ C 0.8O, 10.50 M., Corn, car loLs.old. ooa 44 Mettiabeslc, Leave Ponce’* 8.50, 11.20, A. iug leave St. John, Eastport and Luuep same Bingnain. Watervllle ami Skowhegao. dollar and propose to sell them according- hose Lake Shore. L’roinwell, Met learn, Windsor. NS; Vicksburg. Landing, 6.0.», place Wednesday evening at the Corn, car lots,I uow. 43 6.55 I*. M. days. 1.15 p.m. For I'reeport. Brunswick, Au- 42* American Tobacco.106 116 (Jott, St So»m, Helen. Cottou. do; M H M.. 2.50. 6.00. The sale this at 10 lots. 45 NH, 7.O'*. 11.00 A. M., 2.45, Through tickets Issued aud baggage checked puta, Watervllle. Skowhegao, Belfast, Hart* ly, begins morning house on School street Corn, bag OO* Read. Rockland; J V Wellington. Leave Cushing's* 8.15, lots. 00 Union Pacific. 48Vi 48l>4 Anthony. P.M. to destination. KF~Freight received up to 4.00 and, Dover and Foxcroft Greenville. Bangor o'olook. Meal, bag £43 Robbins, Swans Island; Eliza Levensaler, Kel- 9.45. 4.46, 5.35, 6.40 Mrs. Alfred Black, nee Mias Carrie Oats, car lots .36 % ft 87 76V* 76 Leave Little Diamond, 0.30. 8.00, 0.15, p. m. Hdtown and Mattawamkeag. do: pfd. lev. Thomastoti. Tickets and m. For Oats, lota. 40ft 41 A. M., 12.35, 7.20 P. M. For Staterooms apply at the 6.10 p. Brunswick, ba'.n, Lisbon Chamberlain, of New„York, and daugh- bag Missouri Pacific. 44 4:. m. Night Express, every night, for THE3ST TTSE Bran, bag 60* 66^* 09 V* 12.38. 3 05. 6.40, \| Cards are being received for the mar- Louis & Nash. Leave 6.15, 9.00, 11.30, 12.40. 3.0\ marlHdtf H. P.C. HKRSEY Agent. Brunswick. Rath, Lewiston, Augusta, Water- White. Darien; Sarah L Davis. Rockland; John Evergreen, Moose head I,ake, Aroostook Liver Pill Louise Williams to bag. lota.18 00® 19 00 Cheapeakoi & Ohio.26V* 20V* 7.05 p. M. rtlle, Bangor. Made.1*, riage of Miss Susie Middling,’ R IloUwrll, Norfolk; Sarah C smith. Boston; ■ountv via Uldtown, Machlas. East and Mixed teed.17 00118 00 220 Saturday night only, 9.30 p.'m. for all landings. port Alfred Harmon Littlejohn, at 13 ii street, Metropolitan.220 Frank A Palmer. Egmout Cay. .font* 7. & Does not at Evergreen Landing, Sucksport. Stephens, Andrews, •sugar— standard granulated. 5 466 bailie POn. Brunswick; George bird and Carrie stop Mid Aroostook via 1101 a at on re- CO.| county Vauceboro, Halifax 6 465 Manhattan.110% Lu- t Does not stop Evergreen Landing P“Bostarsons’ Pills at S o’clock. Sugar—Kxtrajflnegranulated. Is Hix, Rockland; Henry A Eaton. Calais; ind the Provinces. The Saturday night train cure and sick 92 turn Positively biliousness hpadsrha. Sugar—Extra C. 609_ Western Union. 91% rano, Bath; Heurletta Nat trip. The 365 Island Route. loes not run to Belfast, Dexter. Dover and liver and bowel coinnlalutR. expel all Impurities Simmons^Gardlner; They MEETING OF VETERAN ASSOCI- Coffee— Rio, roasted. ll alf» 68% Meaner, for an eastern port; Emily. Raritan; TIME TABLE. or cars to from the blood. Delicate women find relief from Teun. Coal & Iron. 68% SUNDAY SUNDAY TIME TABLE. Foxcrolt, beyond Bangor. Sleeping Coffee—Java and Mocha. Northern Hoboken lor Boston; James A it. John them. Price 2ft ct*.: five $1.00. Pamphlet free. 25®28 166% eight. using ATION. Teas—\moys .v.22®30 Sugar.166% ['arsons. South lor Augusta; Hope For Foreat'Cltjr Landing, Peaks Island, White Mountain Division 1.8. JOHNSON A CO., g? Custom House St.,BostoB« Amboy 30. steamer Aucoclsco I .eas—Congous.25 ®60 U. 8. Leather pfd... 69% 69% Perth for da. 8.00. 9.04 103<> A. M., 12.16. 3.15,13.15, 5.0ft. P. M. Beginning April 1899, An meeting of the South Haynes, Amboy will leave Portland Pier. Portland. For 8.46 a. m. For Bridgton, Fabyaus, Burliuc- adjourned Teas—Japan. ..*■*. 30®35 6i HOSTON-Ar 19th, sch James Freeman. Jas- For Cushing’s Island, 9.00, lu.30 A. M., 12.15, Pacific Mail... 61% Intermediate landings 10.00 A. on, Lancaster. Quebec. St sher- Portland Veteran association was hel I Teas—Formosa... 36«i6® per. Maohlas; George R Bradford, Littlefield, 2.16,3.11. 6.00 P. M. Harpswelland Johnsbury, 63 u M. >rooke, Montreal, Chioago St Paul and Minae Molasses—Porto Rico. American Steel & Wire. 63% Wonson. Means. Kockport. For Little and Great Diamond Islands, M. 2.00 1*. Returning from liarpswell. in the rooms 33®36 Lanesville; Mary S kpolls and all points west Saturday evening city Molasses—Barbadoes. ao®33 C'ummiu. Trefethen’s and Evergreen arrive in Portland l.Oo, p. M. Fare to So. Ar Sloth, steamer Hibernian (Bn. Landings. 1.46 p. m. For Sebago Lake, Cornish, Brid* ftt which was called to order Raisins, Loudon Layers. I 60®,2 00 Boat on Wool Market. 8.00. 9.00, 10.30 A. M.. I?.16, 2.00, 4.20| 1*. M. liarpswell and return Sunday 35c, other land- Knightville Jlasgow. 26c. Ion and Hiram. Raisins. Loose Muscatel. 6® 7V% 1899.—The Cld, schs Ellen M Holder. Pierce. Kenuebec For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 8 00 ings by President Sylvester. M. A. Hanna BOSTON, May 21, quotations ISA IAII DANIALS, General 6.50 p. m. For *Cumberland Mills, $ebago ind Baltimore; F H ndiorne, White, New York ; 10 30 A. M.. 2.00, 4.20 P. M- Manager. -ake. North Gn*n acted as Pork, beef, JLard nnd Poultry. on wool for this market are a little firmer, with Bridgton, Fryeburg, Conway, secretary. ilollie Rhodes. Dobbins, St John. NB; \eim&. md Bartlett. It was voted that the RETURN. quartermaster Pork—Heavy.12 00® 13 00 the tendency strong— k’oung. Mlllbridge. Mfein the late Dr. A. see of wreaths Pork—Medium.11 00 SUNDAY Tit UN*. Originated 1810, by Johnson, should about the shipment 75®12 Ohio and Peun \XX.30 rn3l Sld, sch Carrie A Lane. Baltimore. Leave Eorest Clt Landing, Peaks Is- Its merit and excellence 10 L Max- Family Physician. from Lynn. An invitation was extended Beef-light.10 00® 60 Ohio and Pa X X and above.27 «28 BALTIMORE—Cld 19th, sell Willie land, 9.20, 9.45. 10.50 A.M., 12.40, 2.35, 3.46, ALLAN LINE 7.20 a. m. Paper tram for Brunswick. Ao- have satisfied for a 11 60 everybody neatly century. ! to Mr. George F. principal of the Beef—heavy.11 00® Ohio and Peun. X.24 «25 yell. Gott. Lynn. 5.30 P. M. tusta. Watervllle and Banger. All who use it are amazed at its Henley, half 5 6 oo great power. veterans Boneless, bbls. 76® X ana above.21 Sld. sch Augustus Hunt, Blair. Boston. Leave Ponce's 8.45, 11.20 A. M., lloyul Hail si«*am«‘js, Hontrcal 12.30 p. m. 1 rain for Brunswick. Lewiston, It is so snv grammar school and to the from Mich, and Wls. (£22 Landing. safe, soothing, satisfying; sick, Lard—tcs and half bbl,pure— b1/*® 6£g BATH—Ar 20th. schs C A White. Connor. 5.10 P. M. •Iltd *ath. Augusta, Watervllle and Bangor. sensitive sufferers. Internal ar.d External. Cape Elizabeth to join in the memorial Ohio and Peuu. No 1 clothing and 2.50, Idtripool. Lard— tcs and half bql.com.... 6V4 ®6Vi &29 Washington; Wm T Donnell, Norton, do; Win Leave Cushing's, 9.55, 11.00 A. M., 12.30. 2.45, 11.00 p. m. Night Express for all points, It cures every form of inflammation. Pleasant exercises and to partake in the collation 7 combing.28 Win J at ami lATd—Pails, pure..— ,5, 7Vi No 1 & combing 28 ©28 M Bird. Barrett, Philadelphia: Lipsett. 3.50, 5.20 p. M. Calling Quebec Derry. deeping car for St John. to take dropped on sugar. Cures colds, croup, which *c served this in the Mu 6 Michigan Clothing do. will year Lard—Palls, compound. 5% :® Vi 26 M27 do; Lizzie BabcocK. Babcock, Leave Little Diamond, 9.10, 9.35, 11.45 A. M., Arrival* In I’ortlanh bu-n-,. all soreness. [ Michigan delaine. Huntley, coughs, cramps, bruises, sonic building. The details of the Memo- Lard—Pure leaf. 8 Vi ® 9 16 BOOTH BA Y-Md 20th. schs Silver Bpray. 12.50, 3 15. 6.35 P. M. Fine;unwashed Si unmerchantable. fc.18 From From From Bartlett. No. Conway and Bridgton, 8.23 We have used rial exercises were left to Comrades Hams. 9‘,i ® 10 (*22 New York; CM Walton and Nellie Blanche. Leave Great Diamond) 9.05. 9.30,^11.40 A. M., your Anodyne Liniment in oni day Unwashed combing.18 Steamships. Montreal. k. m.; Lewiston an 1 Mechanic Falls. 8.30 a. ra.; for and It Is alnio. t the Chickens. 16® 16 Boston. 12.55. P. M. Liverpool. family years, only medicine Knight and Hanna and the programme Medium unwasned.17 &21 3.10,5.30 Watervllle and Augusta. 8.3> a. m.; Bangor, we do use, and we use this for almost Fowl. 12® 14 BRIDGEPORT. Ct—Sld 19th, seb Charles G Leave 9.00. 9.20. 11.35 A. M., everything, will be as soon as it is pre I Fine Texas and territory.11 i*18 Trefethen's, LOO, Augusta and Rockland. 12.15 p m.; Raugeiey, I have used tt as an external application with a'ftton* published Turkeys 14® 15 Endicott New York. 3 05. 5.25 P. M. Hiram Oregon.10 <^17 Longstreel, iingttehl. Pnlllips, F armlngton, Bemls, Rumford xshiugresults. Odlin, liaugor, Ale. [ mcd. Fish mid Mackerel. BRUNSWICK—Ar 19th, sell James Kothwell, Leave 11.30 1.05, 4 Gallia, Stit. 20 j Dry California spring.Id ifil7 Evergreen, 8.55,9.25, 3.00, May, May flails, Lewiston. 12.20 p.m.;Hlram, Br Utou and Fall River. 5.20 P. M. 11 Talnui, :7 on INFLAMMATION Mailed A NEW CHAPEL. Shore. 4 4 75 I California fall.8 (*14 Elaclier, May, "J May >»rntsh. 5.o0 i». in: Water vllie. Our Book free.* Cod. large 6052 New York; 3 Skowhegao. sld, sc In Mabel Hooper, Hooper. C. W. T. GODING. General Manager. 18 May, l.aureu’ian, Jane m. The Doctor's signature and directions on every bottle. Small Shore. Kentucky, Indiana, etc.22 q/22% •* Augusta, Rockland nnu Bath, 5.20 p. :»t I ertn s R Bow- 25 Nuinldlan, 10 June Sold bv all Prusrpista. l*rtce. Si cents. Six bottles, #3.00, At a meeting of the Unirersalist par- Pollock. 2 50,® 3 50 Georgia.18 1*21 Temry S Little, Pierce, Amboy may20dtf May, John. Bar Harbor. Aroostook County. Moos- S. J OHXSON & CO- 28 Custom House St.. il ass lira. Portland; barque Alice Reed, New 1 Juue, Californian, 17 June L Ikwf.oa, ish which assembled at the home of W. E. Haddock,. 2 00® 2 25 Super pulled...* » %36 Young, lead Lake and Bangor, 5.35 p. m ; Kngoles East 2 OU® 2 25 Extra pm usd.21 $82 Kannlngton, Rumford Kails. Lewiston, 6.4> Johnson, High street,Saturday night Hake. CAPE HENRY-Passed out 20th, seb Ida C scaled. 9 ® 14 Western super and extra.18 ndonderry or Queenstown, $23.50. ivr. uiid. ti. 1 »:»*.». Cranberries, bbl.7o0a8 60 WEEK ENDING 1899. 19th. sch May _pov24dif Cape FOB THE May 20, DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar a. m. via above landings. Arrive Portland 9.30 Prepaid certificates $24. Beans, Pea. 1 60® 1 60 Berrv. New York tor New Bedford. i.ast Kales lresh ank halibut 9%®7c lb Vgrtcola, a. in. Children under 12 years, half fare. Hates to Beans Yellow Eyes.1 70(»1 75 Ar 2utb. sch Ethel F Mer- FALLS RY. for white and GLOUCESTER—A SUNDAYS. or from other on to PORTLAND & RUMFORD Beans, California Pea.. 1 00 gray. points application The members of Gen. John A. Logan 75®2 at 10c for white and 10 for lani, Boston for Kockpert. J. II. 51 l-i St., Red 15 Georges halibut Leave Portland for Harpswell and interme- KEATING, Exchange Beaus, Kidney.2 0t>®2 IIYAN NIS—Ar at Bass River 20 b, sob Elvira Me. ,*!»!». ICE. camp, Sons of Veterans, celeurated their 2 gray. diate indiogs, 10.00 a. in., 2.00 p. m. Returning Portland. liilEffect Slay 15, 1 Onions. Egyptian. 00a.2 75 I for Portland. I Iroin vessel oO French, Philadelphia T. P. 420 Last sales of Georges Cod $3 from arrive at Portland, McGOWAN, CongreMN St., DEPAKTUnts g second anniversary as a oamp at Masonic do Uermnna. .1 65®1 75 sch Alice M Colburn, Norfolk for Harpswrell 1.00,5.30p.m. Sc; for and #2 26 tor medium; Bank do 2 37.* Outside; Fare to So. and return Portland, Me. mylCdtf Potatoes, bush. 75®80 largo Portland. Harpswell Sundays l. 3OA. M. and 1.10 P. M. From Union Station There were 1 76. other 25c. hall,fc'aturday evening. pres- Sweet Potat4>es. 3 00®8 60 sch ( base, Snow. Rondout; 35c; landings. la: Poland, Mechanic Falls. Buckfleld. Can- Handling Hank cod, #3 12% V cwt for large LYNN—Ar 19th, ISAIAH DANIELS. Gen. Man. ent as about 30 of the members of F Atwood. Perkins, Plum Island. Brurswici St-a b at Co ton. Dlxneld and Rumford Fails. guests Eggs. Eastern fresh. :ai 14 and 92 2» for medium Charles apr27dtl Portland,Fre3port& PRICES, 1899. NEW LONDON —Ar tuth. sch Florence Le- m. F'rom Union Station for Mechanic caiup and Ladies’ Aid society of Eggs. Western fresh. 00® 14 Handline cod. east of Cape Sable,N.8,. .10 p. JSbepley caught Brunswick for Norwich. Reims Intermediate lO lit., «|:mIv. $1.50 per niunlll Eggs, held. ® 3 26 for large and #2 for medium. and, Spofford. Slriiuicr nadelclnc I’lir Cirent Falls. Rumford Falls. and Portland and other guests from the local 21 Sid, schs Linde Cobb, Beal. Now York for Bos- with car. Portland to 2 OO m >nlH Butter, lancy creamery. 20® We prime Georges (. oafish new $6 i.0 points, through 15 lb«. daily, per quote on Gilbert Mancltffe. Eisklue lor New York; RAILROADS. Itiiim I uliiiitnlli, Free- tlnula. G. A. R., W. R. C., and friends, In all u Butter. Vermont. 17® 18 26 for large and 4 00 *$4 SO for small: Bank ; 20 lbs. daily, 2.50 |ter itionlli (. N. York and Ver'mt. Kdella T Carleton, New York for Aguadilla.PR; siud heese, at 4 60 large and *00 0*#4 00 for port Brim.wiek, 1.30 a. m. 1.10 and 6.15 i*. m. From Union of about 200 00*4 fori Lizzie Godirey. Smith, do for Providence. party persons. New Cheese...® 11 Shore at 76 for large and 3 76 for Mechanio Falls and small; *6|i0■*6 NEWS—Ar 19U>. »cli Sarah C Commencing Monday, May 1.1, ’09, inte,nnedlau CUT ICE. The exercises consisted in the Cheese, sage. 0, 14 for NEWPORT presenta- 44 00 small. Boston. Portland & Worcester Line. Fruit. \Ve cured cusx $0 00&4 60 qtl; hake [{opes. Steamer will leave Porter’s Landing at 6.15. IO 5 coins tion of a short farce by local quote Sld. soli Daylight. Boston. lb*., #2 76o 3 26 : haddock #2 7»*<43 25 ; Heavy salt- So. Freeport 6.30. Bust in’s 0.4*. Chebeague 7.10, L C. Ttafflc Manager. Lemons. ••• 3 60S4150 NOBSKA~Passed 20tb, sch Chas Davenport. BRADFORD, £5 lbs., I o cents talent much to the acceptance of all. The ed at and English cured do 7.15, Cousin’s 7.20, Prince's Point Fortlancl, Maine | oranges, California .Navels.8 60®4 *6 pollock #2 50?Qtl; for “—. Littlejohn's coins ['Lilapelphia PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R. R. 7.30. 1 own Landing. (Falmouth 745. E. L. AO lbs., 15 remainder of the evening was enjoyed in Valencia.0 005.0 00 .110k> qtl. NORFOLK—Cld 19th, sch Lucinda Sutton, Foreside.) LOVEJOY, Superintendent, boneless Geogs cod 7% for me- Waite’s Landing 7 56. Gt. Diamond *8.u7, arriv- 1el8dtf Romford Falla. Maine lOO lbs., 555 coins Oil*. 1 urpentlne and Coal. Best haudllne Boston. Million l oot of l*reb!<* M. an informal order of dances, mufiio be- dium to 8c for middles s 6uqf9:boneless ing in Portlauvl 8.30 a. m. I igonia and Centennial oil.. bbl., 1( 0 tst 8^4 large, Ar 2utb. sch Gardiner B Reynolds. Sprague, On ana alter Oct. laws. Customers Jean commence taking Ice at any do Grand Bank do Monday. 3, Passenger furnished Laker’s West End or- Kc!ined l2o tst. .. «M4 Shore 7«8c; 6*7%c; cusk, RETURNING. and will be coutinued till notice ing by Petroleum, 1 Washington. trains will Leave Portlands Portland & Yarmouth Electric Co. lime, delivery i'.oHUi" haddock 4 •> (fft ‘-4 cake at3%abi fiy. Pratt’s Astral.. 10*/* Cld 20th. »ch Edith Oloott, Warren.-. For Leave roriiami ior ior Brunswick to is received at the OFFICE. chestra from Portland. The Portland boned cod 12 to 16c Worcester, Cliuton, Ayer Junction, Nashua. Chamber- stop brands oUentlrely aiiiio Half bbls lc extra. fancy rtlWIl AiHini 1—Ai 1(7111, ucillirua and at 7JO m. and'mo lain's at 9 a. in. Cars leave Portland at 6.45 n. m.. and Notice ot any changes should be sent to Halibut, at ttc Windham Epplng a Landing touching hourli members returned to the at A lute Raw Linseed oil. 41a46 t> lb; Smoked straight strips Sarah L Davis am New Waite's Land- 5.15 OFFICE. Also of any nature we city small linimons, Gamecock, p. m. at lit Diamond, Landing. Town o 12.45; then 1.15, 1.45 2.15, 3.15, 3.45. 4.15, complaints p lh.; extra thick 7c; medium 8c; at 6V» : Concord and PARTICULARLY REQUEST to be informed hour car the oour- lurk. For Manchester. points North at ing. (Falmouth Foreside.) Prince's Point, Cons- 1.16. ti.45, 7.45. 9.15. 10.45 p. in. Leave Yarmouth by special provided by chunks in. U, .. ... L \T. ...V. L'l Turpentine. 46*56 Sid 20th, schs 8 C Tryon, Boston: Henrietta 7 JO a and 12JO p. in. in’s, ana Che League island ami it 5.30 a. in. and hourly to 11.30; then 12 00, 12.84 of at once. in lots at *28 a $31 for .Littlejohn's Cumberland, coal. (g)4 00 Mackerel jobbing ilmmons, Ilallowe.l; Sarah L Davis, H ckland. For Rochester, Sprlngvale, Allred, Water- Intermediate landings. .00. 2.00, 2.30, 3.00.4.00, 5.00, 5.30. 6.30. 8 00. 9.84 Railroad n lor Is; for 2s run- company. stove and lurnace coal, retail.. 60 bloaters; >2M»27 *20«$21 PHILADELPHIA—Ar 1 9th, sch seunie Hall, boro and ttaco Rive? a: 7.30 a. ol, 1AM and >. in. Leave Falmouth Foreside for Portland 800 to Mfto bbl ; no 3s In market leave Brunswick (Chamberlain's landing) THE 1). W. CLARK ICE CO. Thu class of Reeling hranklln. 7 60 ning from ♦» Boston. 6 Jo u. m. io minutes later. Sundays, cars leave Portland ’UW, High school, salmon ldo lb: Med nernnc Oailc at u m. ior Portland. Harpswell Ctr. (Look- Pea coal, retail. 4 50 Sraokea Cld, Arthur Sewall, San Francisco; schs For Gorham at 7 JO and 8.45 a. hl, I24g Mg it 8 a. m. and haif hourly till 7,30 p. in.; thei the lour act comedy drama at ship out Lauding) 12.15. Che League 1.15, Littlejohn’s C. A' presented bo\; tucks toe: lengthwise lie; Nols uc; John & jo and MO D. m. 6.45 a S. BATES CO Mice J Crabtree, Jacksonville; Frauds, v (. 15. >j. 15, 0.45 p. m. Leave Yarinoum at “Turned Up,” to a good Fized uudienoe 6*'. shore do 1 10: canned l. 20, Cousin’s Island 1.25. Prince’s PL 1.35, Bloatrers 1 OOftfl *aco. For Westbrook. Cumberland Mills, Westbrook : n.. and half till 8.16 th«u 8.00 < inti ii Town (Falmouth Foresine) hourly p. m.; 7.00, Friday evening, at Masonic hall. The Unotatnms. Trout 50: fresh halibut >2 20; salmon 1 20: Junction and Wecdlord* at Landing 1.50. BURNHAM ICE CO. $1 Ar 2< th. schs Golden Sheaf, Black River, Ja; 740, A46a.nk. 2 (it Diamond ! .30. Ofllce aud waiting room 440 Congreat M). American «J0 m. Waite's Landing (.0, 2.12, arriving play was first presented a lew weeks ago CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. lobtsers 2 30; clams sardines, ■'rank T Sunson, Portland; Samuel 8 Thorp, 1240, Mg 6J0 and p. itreet. tliree-uuar- in Portland at 2.30 p. in. apr25dtf LIBBY & CO. by the class at and Thursday's quarter|oils, $2 80; half oils, »6 60; vennebee. The 1240 p. in. tram irom Portland connects Deuring Center, quotations “Hoosao Tunnel a The ter mustards. $2 50. spiced, $2 45. sch H & J Gar- at Junction with Route” RETURNING. myl3M,W&F4w scored big hit. a members of the Cld 20th, Blenderman, Reed, Ayer whk.a Pickied codfish r. 00*o *n»t liaddock $4: hali- lor the West and at Union Station, Worcester, BOSTON & MAINE ft. K, cadt rendered well their several parts |.in liner. Leave Portland Pier for fit. Diamond, May. July. Sept but heads $3 25;sounds at $11; tongues and Island—Passed dowu 19th, sch Collins lor Providence and New York, via '‘Pi evidence Waite’s Town Lauding (Falmouth the presentation of the play In this town Reedy and New via ‘’Nor- l.anding. In Klfeet Oc ober 3rd, 1898, Open UK..7l 71% 71% sounds $11; tongues $10 25; alewives $3; trout >V Walton, for Jacksonville. Line- lor Norwich York, Foreside). Piince's Pt., Freeport and Bruns- and will realize a neat sum sum they probably Closu..72% 73% 73% $11 60. Anchored off 19th, sch KllaG Kells, Cushman, wich LlnF* with boston Aibany K. it. (or wick (Chamberlain’s Lauding) touching at WESTERN DIVISION. run I nt LAWN. of for of their the West, and with the New Work all rail via money the benefit graduat- rom Havana. intermediate landings, at 3.30 p. in. “Bprlngfield. Tralus leave Portland, Union Station, fo. ing class expenses. Sept, I oltoa Mark. Anchored off 20th, ship Arthur SewalL Phlla- •—steamer does not stop unless flagged, July. Trains arrive at Portiav.from Worcester icai boro » 10.00 a.m.. &20, 00. The class of ’U9, Yarmouth High school, Olos.n*. 33% :jSWs lelpbta for 8an Fra* cisco. myltidtf E. A. BAKER. Mgr. ruling, p. iBy Telegraph.) at 140 from Rochester at b.ao a m., 1.30 icarboro (tenrli, Line Point, 7.00, 10.08 a DL have selected for their class odors silver Openlue.. 33% 33% Delaware Breakwater—Sid 19th. sch G D p. m.; and 6.48 from Gorham at 6.40. 8.30 and 1.30. Old MAY 20, 1899, iVitherell. Washington for Portsmouth. p. m.; (>.-•■*. 6.20, p. ni.. Orchard, LAWIK MOWERS, and pink. oath. 1040 a. A4h m. r. 10.00 a. 12.35, NEW YORK—The t'otrmi market to-day was PONCE, PR—Bid about lltu, sch Cora M. nk, 14g 4Jg p. Portland & SteamDoaf Co. .•co, tlriord, 7.00, 8.40, m., Miss Bella has gone to July. 8ept. For through tickets tor all points West and Boothbay 1.30, f. 6.20 Kcnuebuuk, 7.00, 8.40, May Humphrey quiet, steady; middling uplands tiV.c; do gulf dltchell. Boston. \ |>. in; 13 Inch cut, each. for a brief visit. Closin;.| 23% 20% Booth to l<\ f. McgilliCL-ddy. Tioket l. UU, 12.30. 3.30. 5.25, 6.20 p. m.; Kauuebunk- $2 25 Brighton, Mass., at li* a ; sales 40 bales. PROVIDENCE—Ar 19th, sell Geo Nevlnger, apply Opening. 24Vs 21 Vs ha SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. 8.40, a. ill., Rev. Janies C. Gregory of BiDgham ^erth Ambov. Agent rortland. >ort, 7.00, 12.36* &3Q, 5.25, p. m.; II. W. HAV1-. VJP*. Welle 7.00, 8.40 a. 3*10, 5.25 will the First Parish r.>iiK PORT TaMP a—Sid 19th, sch Wm C Tanner, Bench. m., p. m.; occupy Congrega- Somers w orth. 7.00. 4.40 a. 12.85 Sept. lohnston. Carteret. Dover, m., RUBBER HOSE, tional pulpit on Sunday. SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS. 6.25 in.; Rochester, Farmington cios :ik. 8 15 Va—Sid 19tli, sch Addie P Mc- 1.30, p. Ij. 6c B. F vSalker have sold their coal FKOV MU: RICHMOND, Alton 8.40 a. 12.35, 8.30 p. m.: Lakr Openlug.. 8 15 b'adden. tack. Washington. or ioin;< lo^s he. Steamer Bay, m., 50 feet Coils, $3.50 each. and wood lmines* to R B. Webb of Saratoga.New York. .SouthCuba.Mav 23 notice Enterprise jort, Laconia, Wetrs, Plymouth, 6.40 a. HL. Friday’s quotations. ..New York Bremen 23 SALEM—Ar 19th. sells Calvin P Harris, Ilig- Worcester Somers worth Brunswick. The Messrr. Walker have been K Frleurlcu. May Whereas Joshua i Nowell ot leaves Kant Boothbay Monday. Wednesday .2.35 p.m.; (via aud » Vlnalhaven lor Philadelphia; Sardluian, stoutham, *•.. «■. Servia.New York. Liverpool...May 24 jtus, r> for Portland. ttochester), 7.00 a. m.; Manchester, Concord in the wood and ccal business In this Rockland for New Vork. formerly of Melrose in ill 5 County «»: Middle- and Friday at 7.1 a. m. Toucli- the Settees St Louis .*_New York. Bo’ampton.. May 24 laiverstn, Harbor. md North, 7.00 a. in., 3.30 p. m.; North Ber- Green Psiiut for towu a of a May. July Sept. il for New Vork sex and Commonwealth •>: Massachusetts. lug at bo. Bristol and Boothbay for nearly quarter Century, 74 York.. Liverpool... Mav 24 Ar 20th, schs CBrtla, Baugor ; Dovar, Kxetcr, Haverhill, Lawrence, Opening. 73% Cymric.New L Trustee under a Declaration of (rust, dated wick, and Trellises. uud that time have established a 'liarlestou, Belt uate for Bangor; Harold Berry. FAST. a 8.40 a. during Clufig. ... 72% 73% 73% Westerniaud ..New York. .Antwerp ...May 24 GOING Lowell, Boston, 4.05, 7.00. m.. 12.85, Huston for Kennebec; Abigail Hayue, Boston December 3. 1894, and recorded in tue ( umber reputatlou for honesty and fair dealing. Asiatic Prices .New York Santos.May 25 In 1.30. p. m. Arrive Boston. 7.25, 10.15 a. m., or land County Registry of Deeds at Portland Leave Franklin Whart. Portland Their successor, Mr. has hfVd ex- British Prince Now York. MontevideoMay 25 Baugor. Tuesdays 2.50. 4.10, 7.15. p. in. Leave Bostou foi HOES, HAKES AND SPADES. W’ebb, July Sept. schs Lavolta and David Faust. the County ol Cumberland and State o( Maine, and Saturdays at 7 a. in. for Boothbay Harbor. K Louise.New York. Bremen.Mav 25 Keturnad, Portland, 5.59. 7.39, 8.30 a. m., 1.15, 4.15, p. m perience In the business and comes Jiighly Opening****. 33% 34% SAVANNAH—Ar 19th. seb Robert Graham by his mortgage Ut ed dated the teutli day of So. Bristol. East Boothbay and Damariscotta, York. .Glasgow .. .May 25 Arrive Portland. 10.10, 11.60. a. m.. 12.10, 5.0Q endorsed as a business man. Giomus 33V'8 Mongolian.New New Vork. a. D. 1898, ami recorded io said to East same days. 33% Ethiopia.New York. .Glasgow.. May 27 Dun, Lyuch. February, Returning Boothbay .50 p. in. ■- --- Ct-Sld sch Cumberland County Registry of Deeds, Rook leave Portland at 7.oo a. in for OATS Aller.New York. .Genoa.May 27 STOMNGTON, 20th, Kolon.New Thursdays, SUNDAY TRAINS. All the ifork for l.ubee. 659, Pago 414, conveyed to Mary F- Crockett of Harbor, bo.Bristol and East Bootfc- employes of the Saco antJ.Pettee Sent. Mamtou.New York. .Loudon.May 27 Boothbay For Scarboro Beach, Pine Point. Old PERKINS & July. VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 20th. sebs Lizzie Concord in the County of Merrimac and S ato bay. N. M. CO., Machine shop were at work Saturday 34% Umbria.NewYork. .Liverpool...May 27 Drchard Reach, Saco, Blddeford, Kenne- Opening. 1 Rich, unset for Bangor; Florida. Fall River of N**w Hampshire, certain lots or ot ALFRED RACE. Manager. | as but members of the .Azores.May 27 parcels apr27dtf North Berwick, Dover, Uxeter, morning Ciosiuu. 21 Troian Frlnee.NewlYork. )uuk, usual, 23% : or Rocklana George A l.awry, providence for real estate shuate In Yarmouth In tlie Connty union York. .Rotterdam. May 27 Have* hill, Lawrence, Lowell, Bostou, 12.55, threaten trouble If the demands PORK. Maasdam_New lo; Laura Robllison. New York for do: of Cumberland and state of Maine, and bound Hardware Dealers. New York.. i-aguayra. May 29 Hume, L.30 tu. Arrive Boston 8.22 in. 20 dtf of the yurd hands, furnace men and ware Dec. Philadelphia Sew Bedford for do: W R New York ed and described as follows: Por Mt. Desert and Machias Steambsa! C p. 5.18, p. ray July York. .Hamburg ...May 39 Chester, land, Farmington, Alton Bay 4.3* dre96ers who hs well as 8 20 Phoenicia.New <>r J ones J Fall River lor lots or parcels of land situat- FRANK JONES. Rochester, the machinists, Closing. York.. Liverpool 31 port; Keunedy. Calais; Ninety-one (9!) STK. >. Majestic.New ...May ed on s Town of Yarmouth. ml to the local branch of the federa- upenin;. 8 22 Antwerp.... Mav 51 L' W Allen. Mattauoisetr for do (and all sailed), Littlejohn Island, resumed March 1S'.»D. on j belong Kensington.... New York.. of Cumberland and State ot Maine, be- Service Friday, 31, EASTERN DIVISION. CARGO NEW FANCY & CHOICE tion of are not with. quotation*. 31 sid, sells Mark Pendleton aud Edward L County Frank Jones will leave labor Saturday’s ■ ■ New York..S’tlialnptou .May which date the steamer complied Fans iVarren. ing Lots numbered l, 10. 22. 23. 24, 26. 26, 28. 27. For Blddeford, Portsmouth, Newbury Wheat. .New York.. Hamburg. .Juue 1 Portland on Tuesdays and Fndavv at tl.00 p. F Bismarck. Passed, sells Thelma, Brunswick for Boston ; 30, 29, 31. 32. 33. 34, 35, 36, 37 38, 39. 40. 53, 55, 57, Lyuu, Bo»t»n, 2.04 York. .Liverpool. June 3 m. for Rockland. Bar Harbor and Mscnlaspori port, Au«e*bury, Salem, May. Sept Lucaula.New News for Addie 59, 61, 63. 65, 67, 71. 73. 75, 77, 79. 81. 83. 85. 80. 80. 1.00 a. 6.00 in. 5.6 July 3 Henry Sutton, Newport do; landings. leave m., 12.45. p. Arrive Bostou, 'Tiling.,. 73% 7 Lucania .New York.. Liverpool June 95. 93. 91. 8V, 87. 90. 92. 04. 96 and Intermediate Returning V* duller, Hoboken for Marblehead; Laule Cobb. 78. 76, 74. 72, 99, 97, at 4 a. k. iiu, 12.40, 4.00. 9.05 p. m. L<‘ ive Boston fo York. .Havre .... June 3 Machias port Mondays and Thursdays Closings...... 73% 73% Gascogne.New £dgewater for Salem; Samuel Dill* way, Balti- 98, 100, 102, 322. 320, 318, 321. 319, 317. 307, 309 311, 7.30, 0.00 a. nj.. 12.30 7.00.* 7.45 tc PONCE ..New York. .Glasgow. .Jvue 3 in., arriving Portland at 11.0j p. m. connecting Portland, p. Corn. CityoiRome. nore for Eben H for 313. 315, 301, 299, 297, 192, 198, 196. 11*4, 190, 188, a rive 11.45 a. m.. 12.00. 10.15 ...New York. Bremen....June ti Bath; King, Edgewater with trains TorlBoston. Portland, 4.30, July. Sept FderGrosse St John for 186, 212. 214. 244 262,180, 178, 176. 170, 236,238, 0.45 p. nt. York. .Liverpool..June 7 riastport; Geurgie I) Loud, NB, GEO, F. EVANS. F. K. BOOTUBV, | Oi e 83 Vs 33% Britannic.New for Abraham 240, 305. 306, and buildings thereon. York. Antwerp. ...Tune 7 Sew York; Nile, Rockland do; Geu’l Manager. Geu'l Pass. Agent. >1 M>AV IRAI Porto Rico Closing. .3% 34 Noordland.New lor do; Ada J Campbell. Also lWty-nlim (69) Lots or parcels of land Molasses, York. .Bremen.. .June 8 Richardson, Bangor Portland, For Biddefo d, Portsmouth, Newbun OATS. Bremen.New ;iarks island for Charles P Noiman, Port- situate on Cousins Island, Town of Yarmouth, Maine._mar24dtf York. Hamburg. .June 1(> do; *ort, Salem. Bo*toil,2.00 a. 12.4 Pennsylvania.-New and for Newport News; Alicia B Crosby, Bos- County of Cumberland and State of Maine, and Lynn, i'j,* JUST ARRIVED. July. Sept. York. Hamburg. .Juno 17 Cousins >.m. Arrive Boston 6.57 a. m., 4.0(k j). in Palatia.New on for do: Nettie ClianiDlou. Rock lor Nor- shown on a plan ot Cottage Lots on Opening. 23% .New York.. Liverpool... June 21 port At- -eavo Bostou for Portland. 9.00 a. in., 7.i)o in Closing.. 23% Germanic;... olk; Addle Cliarlesou, bound west. Island. Yarmouth, Maine, belonging to the p. Ex-American schooner “Kit Carson”, first num- Arrive Portland, 10.. 0 in. V WILMINGTON. Del-Ar 26th. sch Ella G lantic Mnproveiuent Co., said Lots are BOSTiinil PHILADELPHIA. 12.10, p. Kortt direct cargo from PONCE to this Port this PORK. bered 7. 8, 9. 10. 11. 12, 13, 14, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40. 41, a. Daily except Moiuluy and stopt at " a Sells, Cushman. Havana. season, containing 310 hhds. and 38 tcs- Im- July. MINI V III It u A l. v Ai. MAY 22. 39, 37, 36. 33. 68. 60. 62. 64. 66. 68, 70, 72. 74, 76, ."7. TUI-WEEKLY SAILINGS. forwiok and Ex*ter only. ported and for sale by Openlug... 8 20 61. 63. 65, 67. 69. 71. 73, 7f>, 77, 91, 93. 95, 97. 99, D. J. FLANDERS, G. P & T. A. B*As toe Bud rises. water 69, Uiusm*...... 8 20 7J ^llllith !- S’??,oo Forelirn I’orta- 105, 107, 109, 92, 94. 96. 98. 100, 10 \ 104, 8uu sets #[ l 101. 103, From Boston Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. 0Ct3_dtr\ Moousets l 22i Height.oo— oO 106. 108, lio—plan ot.Lots on Littlejohn's Island Ar at Kulisque. Africa, May 18, sell Martha T hi Cumberland of The Co. Portland Daily Press Stools Quotations Is recorded County Registry From Twitchell-Champiin L'hoinas, Watts. Boston, Deeds .Plan Book 7, Page 63. aud, Philadelphia Monday, Wednesday Corrected Sw tn & 1*6 myi; <11 w* by Barrett. Bauk.^r*, sid fin Port Spalu May 4, sch Ella M Willey. Whereas, the underslgued was duly appointed and Middle street. iVllley, New York; fitU, uarque fionuy Doeu. Friday. STOCKS. MARINE NEWS by a court of competent jurisdiction guardian iurgesa, do; l.ycy A Davis, McKowu. Phllndel- ol the said Marv Crockett and entered upon From Central Wharf. Boston. From Par Value Bln. Asked E, 3p.m. Description. ilila. his duties, and is uow the duly and legally Pine street Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. m. In- I C tml National Bank.100 99 101 POUT OF aj>- PORTLAND In port lOtli, barques Eleanor M Williams, and of said surance •lfected at office. EVES TESTED FREE asco National 1 iO poluted. qualified acting guardian % Bank.luo lu7 'orbettjaud Shawmnl, Allen, both loading for E and. tor the West by the Penn. R. IL and umneriaud Naiiouai 85 37 Mary Crockett; Freights We have made this a special branch liauk...4o 'forth of Hatteras. Whereas, the condition of said mortgage has South forwarded by connecting luios. of eur business aud can Chapman National Bank. loo iOi Ram- give you glasses 8ATITHOAY, May 20. In port at Guaniunauio May 0. sch been Now, Therefore, reaso > of the Passage $io.00i Round Trip $iA0(k of iuist National Bank.Ioj ya 30“ Pepe broken; by j auy description. rez. Jordan, for North ol Hatteras. loading. breach ol the condition thereof, I claim a fore- Meals and room included. STEPHEN All or Merchants*National Bank— 7o 100 lol Arrived. BERRY, glasses warranted money re- Ar at Hillsboro. NB. May 17, sch Fred Gower. of said For freight or apply to F. P. WING. fundeii. Natiouai Traders’ Bauk.loti «< 9b closure inoitgage. passage Vrtamouth. this fifth of A. U. 1899. Central Wharf, Boston. A. F. HILL & CO.'S Portland National Bank.100 202 104 steamer Cumber laud, Allen, StoJhn. NB, for Dated day May. Agent, IIarky A. *•;. b. SAMPSON. Treasurer and General Portland Trust 135 140 Boston. Ar at Lagos April 4. barque Charles Lorlug. Batcheli>ek. Job and Card McKENSEY the hkeSbawkuit Co.100 of li. Crockett, State SU PMke Boston, Book, Printer, Jeweler, Clothing, Stockings,always Portland Gas *6 9“ Hch Hazfiv ood (Hr), Boston lor Hi John. -unt, New Vork (for St Domingo). Guardian Mary Manager. BuikLng, street. ComDauy.50 Cld at Buenos Nor- is diaw3\vM Mas*. oct22dtJ NO. 37 PLUM STREET. I Monument Square. Janl6dtf give satisfaction. 500 Congress Portland WaterCo.100 103 105 Scb Silver pr Rockland lor New York. Ayres April 18, barque may * II ff — kkw TOW APTTOTirewgrW. TOW APTEKTIUMTOTA i«w AnmtUMBM.. APfiBTUBa swTfc row igmmww* TOW APTWHTlUKMira. TJTK PRESS. GRIND TRUNK.

NEW ADVERTISKMENTN TODAY. Delegation of Firemen and En- I Nb* ld«a Patterns, 10c. OweL. Moore & Co. gineers in Montreal. © 1 J. it Llbbv Co. W. S. PARKER CO. jl hhl/ lf?rt Kendall & Whitney. Patteni looks, 10c. FaHtii.au Pros. & Bancroft. V, UV<) — J\, I Atkinson Co. Furnishing With Odlclals of the Rood W. S. Parker Co. Conferring jUlUUtf IVs-enden Park sale. Over Certain Changes They H. T. Harmon & Co. Maine Central K. It. Deatre Made* Important Auction Sale. AUCTION. How can one tell a Star [from a Planet, since neither is labeled ? F. O. Bailey & Co. comm It tee* representing the FINANCIA. Annually Grand Trank firemen and engineers visit F. Chas. Flagg. /’ *> for Stars twinkle Montreal r for, the purpose of conferring Easy enough but Planets New To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found Wants, with the officials of the road over certain ami similar advertisements will be found undei —' shine wifh a steady lhair appropriate heads on page «. changee which they are desirous of hav- un-twinkling light. ing made In the operation of the road. castorta These committees are now making tbslr Then Mohair last Black must be a a Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. annual visit and on Saturday they Planet, reached Montreal to haVJ a talk with F. textile In use for more than thirty years, and Planet since it has been shining without W. Morse, superintendent of the motlvto The Kind 1 'ou Have Always Bought, a power, and the Grand Trunk manage- twinkle to these years. CASTORIA thirty ment. It Is said that ona of the objects of Chas. Fletcher. Bears the signature H. of this visit is to ask for an Inoreaee of The money saving chance of the year is being In use for more than thirty years, and The now reoelve $4 75 Its pay. engineers where charming lustre waxes, but never wanes. The Kind You Have Always Bought, per 100 miles run and argue that the time offered at the W. S. PARKER CO., they CASTORIA has come when that amount should be have placed on sale MESSRS. JULIUS STEIN Increased to Iff. The conference between l*o other Bears the signature of Chas. II. Fletcher. known fabric can take its place in Mr. Morse and the men will be beld this Sc CO.’S entire stock of In use »or more than thirty years, and week. the regard of Dress wearers. The Kind You Have Always Bought, The traokmen seem to have a griev- ance against the Grand Trank and Satur- "Mr*. Winilow toutruug eyrnp, Our Black Goods stock is in the day night a deputation reaobed Monrtenl happy Years millions of Bas been used over Fifty oy to lay the matter before the managsment SKIRTS, JACKETS, of an fine of chlldreu while Teething, SUITS, possession mothers for their unusually gathering of the road with a view of securing a re- with perfect success. It soothes tbo child, Wind dress of the matter they oomplaln^|of. rich Black Mohairs selected with critical care. Eottens the gums, allays Pain, cures The statement of their Colic, regulates t>e bowels, and is the best following griev- and Silk leraedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from ance bos been prepared by the executive Capes Waists, teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- committee of the United Brotherhood of The collection contains fine world. He sure and English Mohair, gists in every uart of the Hallway Traokmen: which was them at 40 cents on the Winslow’s boothing Byrup, 25 ots purchased by Mohair ask for Mrs. "The G. T. K. trackmen have been Sicilian, Mohair Granite, Mohair Serge a bottle. for some the a low to allow us to trying time past to have dollar, figure enough give Mohair. under find Figured many grievances whloh they suffer the of Portland and the BRIEF JOTTINGS. redressed. For this purpose a committee people vicinity of them waited upon Mr. McGnlgan last The Sun looks down upon no finer of June, 18118, but beyond a little taffy the array g There will fce a meeting: of tjie school committee got no satisfaction. As mat- committee at 4.30 o’clock this afternoon. Black Mohairs in all New England. Hadattah lodge, So. 117, X. O. O. F., ters were steadily getting worse they MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY OF THE a more on nine can- made determined effort this spring YEAR, will work the third degree to some settlement with the didates this evening. get oorapany nrtrl tn this nnii DfMiohf IntnwWlave trlth • vet- ft is such an that if taken Regular meeting or the Raaies just opportunity THREE A correct, I the like of which never appeared before they are allowed to pass mus- will be held their superior officers till their committee eran Firemen’s Aid society of money in the throngh ESSENTIAL9. aristocratic before in Portland. ter. If an oil spot, a mis-stitch, un- o’clock at Orient again met Mr. MoUuigan. Again they advantage puts pocket Monday evening at 7.30 Mohair must New effect!, crinkled edges, or crinkled even seam is discovered out they go got no redress, and so they applied to centres, having single or double bands of hail. have three points of excellence to plain Taffeta. to be called •■seconds.” For our Mr. Tbe case la still in hts hands Miss M. L. Conklin addressed a very Uays. Also Moire effects. make it in Fashion’s eyes. corset customers we have secured that if he refuses perfect checks In solid of men after- with the probability Fancy gauze colors. large gathering yesterday PRICE CUTTING CHANCES. Self corded Taffetas. One hundred and of there will be trouble with the THE I. eighty pair no in at the Y. M. C. A., on the subject justice % The oolors are French blue, turquoise, these trackmen. The Stock must he long And Abre. pre- cream, black Seconds. of “Social Purity.” heliotrope, alle, pink, maize, pared with great care, span even, woven and white. White, drab and all sizes. club will "Their pay Is, foremen (1.50 per day. be found in abundance in Into a close texture. black, The Mutual Improvement go that will every depart- wiry and 4 inch from which is deducted 2 to 8 3J width, 23c And shall sell them to Riverton this afternoon. A special Men, (1, IL i our store. oents per tbe company for insur- cor will leave the station at 2.30 p. m. day by through It must be the blackest kind of a black. w the money received Two Good Dress Shields. The funeral of Joslah 13. Webb, owing ance, making factually III. and 08 cents to serious illness in the family, will be $1.47 per day. The a Pair It must bare a high mlrror-Ilke lustre that “Then are taken on extra AND EXAMINE OUR CFFERINGS, mm private. they, away GOME remains with it through all weathers. “Monto” A handsome cat-boat was in the har- work, often being on duty 15 to 17 hours Mohairs named below all have hor Saturday on her way to Rhode Isl- porjday, and no overtime allowed. Fif- The Furniture Attractions. her owner. The boat Is contains and, the home of teen to seventeen hoars for 93 cents I the three points of perfectness, 2>3 feet over all and is a credit to her “And most of all a foreman was no Rub- FANCY TABLES. One hun- builder, Copt. T. Hagaan of Path. galling reliable because he dred Three drunks, who received presents dismissed,a good man, 25c. Fine Black Mohair, correct ber and of and were before the would not he was satlslled with his vuumcooi Oak Tables, 24 inch top 13 costs, Municipal say black, fair 36 inches ^ uuaiamccu ^ Fancy Top and constituted the lustre, court Saturday, only pay—$1.50. * * is guar- with shelf below, turned legs, for business for the morning’s session. PARKER wide. similar servioe and a 10 hour S. ***************** For day, W. room or dining library. Saturday petitions were llled in bank- CO., tbe Canadian Pacillo railway, which paid 45 inches close even anteed free from an; for ruptcy by Edward H. King, Reeds; Her- 39c. wide, disagreeable A *2.50 Table *1.60 bert R. Wood, Rum ford, and George 13. the same rates in similar localities in fabric, lustrous black. odor. of Biddeford. All of now men Roussin petitioners 1897, pays foremen (1.75 and 522, 524, 526 Congress Street. Price No. 2, 20c a pair. No. 3, 23c. ROCKER. week were Webb ad- the past by Judge $1.15 to (1.25. The Boston & Maine In 50o. English made Mohair, clear judged bankrupts. No. 4, 30c. similar localities pays foremen (2 and 45 inch, Officers Wakefield and black, ebony black, Saturday Police This Dress Shield re- men where the Urand Trunk rail- “KORA.” Keating recovered a bicycle belonging tc (1.50, i Made in fin- no It Willie N.Marine of Congress street, which way pays (1.50 and (1.00. And on the 65c. England, Silky quires sewing. a week IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE was stolen from his door yard Canadian Paolilo and B. & M. the meu close woven, 46 inch. is on with a snap, off with a jerk; —OF— ish, ago. After several days of quiet Investi- pre not taken away on extra work. no strap to bind the arm. Simple, gation the police located the wheel and Lawn Mowers. 75c. Another British Mohair, ascertained that it was jointly stolen bj “Under the circumstances it may easily Real Estate on Middle Street. practical, satisfactory. were be understood that the men have real firm texture, ivory polish, several very juvenile thieves. They Can be from one The Canadian Pucillo rail- changed instantly brought before the city marshal and al grievances. lot of land on the corner of Middle and 54 inches wide the width). (note waist to can be taken out lowed to depart after a severe lecture. way has raised their trackmen's pay ill THEICliurch streets, with the brick store thereon, another; 1897 and again in 1898. when traffic got numbered 1_'7 on said Middle street, and former- the dress is not in By direction of Comniisioner of Publh Fifty-two inches wide, and aired while good, and in spite or the good times on ly owned and occupied by Darius White for the STEARNS’ BALL BEARING. SI.00. Works bernahl the drawtenders ol use. 8 sizes. Price for each the Urand Trunk railway, trackmen arc manufacture and sale of brushes, and later made in England, mirror size, Vaughan’s and Tukey’s bridges Nelson & Co., unless pre- recently still working for 98 cants per day. And occupied by Tenney wide. 19c kept tabs on the number of persons anc viously disposed of, will be sold at public auction lustre. 52 inches on day and Christmas vehicles crossing the bridges in a day, Thanksgiving on the premises on Wednesday, the thirty-first We are sole for the above celebrated Lawn Mowers should on divisions, ail these men agents Following is a result of their calcula days, many d»y of Slay, at three o’clock in the afternoou. ^nd Remarkable texture, lustre SEVEN NEW BOOKS. were laid off to reduoe a cellar SI.25. tions: Vaughan’s, 000 vehicles, 338 pedes expenses, bringing The store consists of four stories, Rood advise you to inspect our stock before buying. a man to a with cement a electric e vator and and 52 inoh. trians and 8UJ the amount got keep family floor, good polish, persons riding: Tukey’i suitable offltce. The cost of the Market Harold Frederic. Ro* v-uttU'lps *-SS nurtnKtpiniiK nml TOR nor, 70 cents per day.' property origi- Place—by thousand dollars. Mr. hlcUulgun, the (gensral superinten- nally was about forty Our tons riding. Terms cash. The property will be sold by Publisher's price *1.50t price dent of tbe Urand Trunk when seen In me as Kxeoutor of the will of Mary Y. White tbe statement out *1.12 SAILS FOR KUHOPE. Montreal about given and in behalf of her heirs. Reference may be Mohair Sicilian. ~7}*t the Brotherhood, said that all he by had to the undersigned and to F. O. Bailey & The Conjure Woman—Chas. W. Ur. Will H.'Hawkins of Lewiston, sor wished to say was that this committee Co., Auctioneers, 46 Exchange street, Portland, Maiue. Publisher’s of L. P. Hawkins of was in hod waited upon him twloe. Subsequent- 50c Chesnutu price *1.25. Portland, CLARENCE HALE 50c. Black Mohair Sicilian, they went to tbe general amnager who 98c this city Sunday saying goodbye to hit ly Executor of the will of Mary Y. White. Ours now bad tbelr under con- representations maytlddt Mohair numerous friends as he sails for Europe 75c. Black Sicilian, Our Pansies are a remarkably fine strain. We still continue to re- The Cruise of Cachalot—Frank T. May 26 on steamer La Tonralne j^froir weighty weight, 54 inch- Bnllen. Publisher’s price *1.50. like above cut, either In Mew York. Ur. Hawkins was educated EIGHTY-SECOND YEAR. FOR THE ceive from the Growers, daily. Pansies, Petunias, Phlox, Stocks, the width. Exactly AstersJ note Ours *1.12 Oak or imitation Mahogany, seats in the public schools of this city anc Chinese Pinks, and other seedlings, and we are showing a very handsome 48 inches more iu sever- from Jefferson medical Concert of Second Parish SI.OO. wide, Maria Dix. upholstered Fancy Velour, graduated college Anniversary of such as and Tlugh Gwyeth—Beulah CARNIVAL display Bedding Plants, Geraniums, large small, Heliotrope, shine than most silks, al a and very comfor- of Philadelphia in 1883 and since gradu School. A *1.50 book for *1.12. styles, pretty Sunday French Sweet ating has taken post graduate courses at AT Vinca, Ageratum, Marigolds. Aiyssum, Salvias, Caunas, Lo- hard even texture. table chair at S3.49 Pastor Naudie’s Young Wife—by Mew York, Philadelphia and John Hop The 82d of the Gazauias aud These will be dis- anniversary Seond.Parish belia, Venediums, Mesenbryautheruum. Satiny book for of Baltimore. He now SI.25. lustre, heavy Edouard Rod. A *1.20 kins university Sunday sobool was celebrated last evening ME. on tables under our awning on Exchange street. of clerkH 08c FANCY CHAIRS for Pailor intends to pass one year in Paris study- GARDINER, played Plenty weight. with the unsual Sunday school concert. and Draw- ing at the large hospitals under the su- will be in attendance. When Knighthood Was in Flower— There was a large attendance and the Black Mohair Sililian, re- R. R. SI.50. A ing room, Mahogany and other fine pervision of the leading surgeons of Par- an character The Maine Central Edwin Csskoden. *1.50 exercises were of appropriate minds one of Satin by is. for woods, decorated with Inlaid work, and very much enjoyed. The pulpit was book *1.12 Will sell exceraion tickets at One Duchess. in Silk Damask, Broca- Father Grolleau of St. Peter’s church decorated with Uowers and upholstered attractively Fare tlie Round 22d to W. D. Howells. of will him. Trip May Ragged Lady—by at our kind of Lewiston accompany them were momoilal as and a half telle, &c., itc., prices. among pieces May 27th, Rood to return May 27th. gl'75. One yard wide, A *1.75 book for *1.33 follows: Miss Charlotte Putney, Mr. W. a rare fabric. YACHT MOTES. GEO. F. EVAN'S, F. E. BOOTHBY. H.T. HARMON & PARLOR SET. Three piece Miss Annie Miss V. P. & G. G. P. A T. A. CO., P. babb. Kverett, Mgr. r Mr. L. C. Cumming’s new GO fool set, Mahoga- Sophie Holmes and Miss Sadie Holden, m»y'2<14l Thomson’s “Glove-Fitting” schooner >acht arrived in the harbor yes- in Silk Dam- The exercises consisted of u prayer by Corner Exchange and Federal Sts. Mohair Whipcord. A Surah Corsets. ny frame, upholstered terday and dropped anchor off the ciufc much inlaid work. A $50.00 Rev. Kollln T. Hack, singing and recita- PERSONAL. effect. Price $1.00 ask, house. She had a quick rnn up from tions by the primary department In which Set for $30.00 Boothbay where she was built. She i« about 50 children participated, reading See one set In Congress St. window. very much like the Bryulys, Wm. Henry Rich black, Clifford’s schooner,* which was sold last by the Armenians who form a class In the Mervyn Ap Rice, Esq., of Rockland, Is Mohair Cranite. for A new invoice, year. Sunday sohool, solo by Frank L. Cray, to go to New York, where he has formed light weight, good mourning, IRON BEDS Mr. James C. Humlen** schooner Beat- hut song by the Chinese department, recita- a law and real estate partnership with W. SI.OO bought rice came into the harbor yesterday af- and MIbs of who in before the recent 25 cent rise in ternoon and will be at her moorings for tion by Earl Russell reading by W. Hubbard, Bangor, has-been per New de- old the season. \ Laura Davis. New York for a few years. Mr. Rice is I Figured Mohair. price. These will he sold at the The report of the retiring superinten- a member of the Knox County bar, ftj quite lustrous, 50, 75c, $1.00 Sizes 3 feet, 3)i, 4, i.'i feet " signs, prices. A Fair Outside Is dent of the school, Mr. C. E. Leach, graduate of Bowdoln, '91. wide. of the C. S. C.. of Notre showed that the total membership Brother Angelus, $3.00, 400, 4.50, 5.00 up to 18.00 school is divided as follows: Main Dame, Indiana, agent for the Ave Marla, Brass trim- a Poor Substitute 450, A RIBBON ARRIVAL. AH are handsomely 50; Is in the for a few days In the inter- sobool, 839; primary department, city med. Armenian de- of that For Inward Chinese department, 36; ests magazine. Worth/' partment, 19. Tbls Is a loss from last Dr. Wallace W. Robinson and Dr. Ar- Also Brass Hods in great variety. who have been year of 23 members. The average atten- thur C. Doten studying $16.50. 1S.00, 22.00 up to 50.00 Good health, inwardly, of dance has been 230. Tbe total receipts mediolne at the Long Island College Hos- the kidneys, liver and bowels, of the .''school from all souroes has been pital in Brooklyn, have completed their OIL STOVES. Almost a car $505 23, and this amount, Including course and returned to their homes in load of “Radi- I've never met any on*. is sure to come Hood's Sar- about $888 dollars for charity has been Bearing. Oil excellent burners. if — who did'nt like ent” Stoves, expended. For next year there has ulready Rev. E. F. Hurley, pa*tor of St Doml- is used. THOMSON'S 8 Burners $1.29 saparilla promptly been pledged $115. nlc’6 ohurcb, Portland,has returned* from . 1 Burner 48o. This secures a fair outside, and a In the library there are now 875 books. the eastern part of the State. 2 86c. consequent vigor in the frame, with the The report from the Chinese department Mrs. Charles C. Wells, Jr., formerly of "Glove-Fitting" Florence Oil Stoves, best made. glow of health on the cheek, good showed that there has been an average California, now of Pennsylvania^ pass- CORSETS. attendance of of which number two a month at the Columbia. appetite, perfect blood. 22, ing X Burner 67c. 8 Burner $2.00 digestion, pure have become Christians. One of these — rehearsal a I have had no An orohestrul of musical Seconds at Half Price. •* Catarrh return of the Wong Sing recently returned to China 2 $1.34. entitled "The was catarrh which troubled me for years, since and is now studying there preparatory comedy Regatta Girl,” a more mission Held. In the Ar- a* the Casino We don’t know of corset Challenge Clothes Wringer, $1.25 Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured nie.” Mrs. Joe to entering tbe held yesterday morning. menian there is great Interest with Portland ladles than Martin, Washington St., Ogdensburg, N. Y. department An nudienoa composed of musicians, popular Earthen with cover. manifested and excellent work is being Butter Jars, stars and others was and SALE IN FESSENDEN PARK. the Thomson’s. For wo have with liver FOR years Dyspepsia Complicated done. operatic present 1 Gallon 14c. 4 Gallons 45o and trouble, I suffered for The beautiful residence of K. Vinton Karl, situated on the comer of Deering and Noyes Sts kidney years Tbe ottlcrrs of the sobool for on the of the performance sold thousands of pairs and they “ Sunday conclusion Fine all graded, lot being very large. 110x230 feet, comprising 27.500 ft. Queen Anne st /le 25c. 5 55c with dyspepsia, with severe pains. Hood’s were extended to the lawn, 2 the ensuing veicr are: Osman Adams, many compliments with broad verandas half way around the house; frout and rear vestibules; rich leaded windows universal satisfaction in wear, Sarsaparilla made me strong and The give 85c. 6 65c hearty.- R. S. Laughlln, 1st composer, Xr. J. Henry McLellan. of design; rooms large, 11 in number; three fireplaces, one terra cotta In reception hall 3 _ J. B. Kmrkton, Main Street, Me. superintendent; special The makers of the Auburn, assistant superintendent; E. M. Richard, piece will be heard,in h Broadway thea- dovetailed quartered oak floors In reception hall and library; cvpress finish with walls coverei tit and price. summer or autumn— raised figures of ; porcelain hath: slate sink and slate Clothes Baskets, round, 19c on, 2d assistant superintendent; H. T. tre during the early with costly paper having unique design “Glove-Fitting” Corsets are exacting large, trays in laundry; Portland cement cellar; Richmond hot water heater; lighted by electricity; tin There came to us on Satur- Stlwson, secretary; F.A Hamblen, treas- New York Herald. 25c. cor- Wooden 2 5o foundations an * chimney tops are of green stone granite. Fessenden Park is unquestionably tin In their factory eve-y Pails, hoops, librarians. A. b. T.D. Sale '■■■ '■■■ people. 3wcd6 Saida, urer; Merrill, ; most desirable residential portion of Pori laud. No house costing less than $3000, excepting the a collection of Art Ribbons, Miss E. D. de- there and from the street set has to be examined by experts Ballard, pianist; primary All the balsamic virtues of the land, can be built then it must be 40 feet, back line. Another tine resi partment, Mrs. W. H. Hobbs, superln- healing, deuce ou Noyes street is ottered at an exceptionally good trade; No. 65 Noyes street. Also tei are concentrated in Dr. enilent; Chinese department, John H. Norway pine of the very choicest lots In the Park. Also three story brtcic house for sale or to let at No. 7; Wood’s Pine nature s Danforth For price, terms and full apply to GEO, W. 12 Mouumeu Hood’s 1*111* cure liver ills; the non-irritating and Steele, superintendent; Armenian depart- Norway Syrup, &treet. particulars, BltOWN, J. R. LIBBY CO. and colds. omce of the Forllaud Electric Light Co. R. LIBBY CO. enty cathartic to tak* with Hood’a ment, William J. Brown, superintendent. own remedy for coughs square, J. R. LIBBY CO. j.