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bhor relations with the Chinese envoys. So it CONFERENCE PROPOSED. members of the fire GKLA TEST STC RE appears that much more depends department of this MAINE'S TO CO village by the lire department of Lisbon | upon what Tuan does than what he has Of Pekin Ministers to Draw Up Terms Falls, Me., some weeks ago, the members done. of Peace. of the East Weymouth department ten- dered the members of Gen. Bates Engine REPLIES TO GERMANE. Paris, September 27.—The practical company of Lisbon Falls a banquet last deadlock in the^ efforts to commence night at Masonic hall Favor Punlihiumt of lllng Leaders peace negotiations with China, has giv- but ENCOURAGING REPORT. dill Soon Bo Ordered To Not Neceessarlly He fore Negotiu- en an impetus to the suggestion that the tlous Are Ueguu. ministers at Pekin be Instructed to hold Austin, Tex., September 27.—Gov, Sayers returned from Galveston today meetings for the purpose of drawing up Berlli^, September 27. —The German and reported conditions in that city aa (Jo Ahead. the terms of a treaty of peace. The faot press and foreign ollioe oohtlnue to greatly improved. deny that the the The relief committee is excellent that Great powers, through exchange of doing Britain has rejected Ger- work and the views between their respective' foreign people, generally, talk many's proposal. They also continue to Negotiations Pending Which Are hoijefully. There were about 1700 men at are unable to reach an Likely offices, agreement, work the blame the United Sifcates for the recently clearing away debris on Wed- has, it is claimed, dearly emphasized the nesday. It Is his opinion that It will revived Chinese obduracy and the re- difficulty of settling on terms regarding require 4000 men to remove all the de- newed evidences that the Chinese intend ris within the next 110 BBl of General Nature of occurrences to days. \) Comfort In- so End The at great a distance, and, Coal Strike. to resume hostilities on a large plan. it is added, it has showed that the min- RED CROSS AT GALVESTON. House The Berliner Tageblatt alone udvises Your structions Given. isters on the 6pot are the persons most Galveston, September 27.—The Galves- Germany not to expect a favorable an- ton of the National fitted and capable for working out a auxiliary Red Cross rests on the swer to her from Lord Salis- organized All the proposition common of society today. publio ground settlement. General relief work will hereafter be bury, “as his wish to carefully nurse conducted Instructions only, it is further suggest- through the auxiliary and it is Intended HEATING. intimate relations with the United States ed, should be given to the ministers, the Powerful Said to Be to ma ke it a permanent organization. forms the keynote of his Influences, Miss Clara Barton will address the com- policy.” details to be left largely to their discre- work in hot water i The mittee tomorrow on the of the Expert steam, Not to Involve foreign ollioe told the correspon- subject Sought Any Other tion. home and heating costs less than dent of the Associated Press this after- building. .furnace An official of the foreign office here Political, at Work. think if you let us do it. An Power. noon, that Great Britain’s answer had you expressed the hope this morning that is free. not yet but that as soon as it estimate arrived, such Instructions would be forthcom- did, the government would be glad to ing, within a week and that the general publish no matter what its it, character. instructions would be under three Oren Sons Sir Frank the British ambas- Hooper’s Lascelels, heads: First, punishment of the conspi- sador, who was interviewed PORTLAND. regarding rators ; second, compensation for losses Inquiries As to Tuan’s the matter, said: President Mitchell Believes Ad- MptiOOOdtflp sustained, and, third, guarantees for ‘‘Great Britain's In delay answering the future. ^ Appointment. Germany's Is due to the as proposal faot, The determination ofjthe United States vance I understand Has Been Offered. it, that Lord Salisbury has to withdraw her troops from China, asked Sir ^Claude McDonald to report while at the same time Increasing the the STUDENTS upon feasibility of the German strength of her fleet in Chinese waters, Is plan.” rather disconcerting to the powers, but From Chinn Told It two high diplomatic sources it the it in offic- tr< o them find May Retard interpretation put upon Whose eyes will was learned today that all the answers ial circles is that the United States has Cardinal Gibbons Probably Selected as whiob have it to their a< tape to consult Negotiations. been received to^Germany's resolved to protect the policy of the proposition have one feature in common. open door to the extremity, and is,there- the Arbitrator* me. I mako care of the eyes While In accepting principle the demand fore,[preparing a fleet for the purpose of for a of students a <» chool children a proper punishment of the ringlead- maintaining that policy by a show.of Washington, September 27.—Minister ers, they refuse to postpone all peaoe ne- force. I nave examined the specialty. Conger has l>een advised by the state de- gotiations until after the settlement of The publication of an alleged edict this more than partment ol the substance of the replies one point. The replies of Japan and the annexation of Man- eyes of 1000 students announcing Philadelphia, Pa., September 27.—The the report that the operators would offer made by this government last Friday France are in agreement as to this. has caused a churia, decidedly uneasy feature of the coal strike situa- an advance to the was made while the aud havo re- towering men, during past year to the govern nents of Germany, Kussla Therefore, it cannot be truthfully said but no one here was able to reeling; tion today and one which attracted the he was holding a conference with his and clear- that Count Yon Buelow’s latest move definitely affirm Its authenticity. In lieved huudreds of cases of Japan respecting China,which all interests was lieutenants. Those eye- this the same attention of involved, atftheconference'were ly Indicated to him the general nature has proved an unqualified success, discussing point, foreign office official expressed emphatically a the widely circulated report that negotia- National Committeeman Fred Dilcher of strain by the application of suita- of the Instructions he Is to receive. More- desire that the United States should tions are pending and rapidly nearing Ohio, W. B. Fairley of Alabama, Benja- over, by this time, he Is informed of the know that France has no sympathy ble leuse*. HAVE WRITTEN CHING. completion for an amicable settlem ent of min James of Pennsylvania President orders lB6ued to Gen. Chall'ee to reduoe with any movement towards the partition strike. T. D. Nlcholls of the Diplomat* lie tarn to Pekin of of China, and that she will lend all her the Wyoming-Lacka- his force to a Suggest legation guard. influence towards averting what; she While the identity of the person or per- wanna district and President John Fahy Tne note to China Empress Dowager, would be a mistake and a I Make No for Examination. specifically pointed considers sons who are said to be at work endeav- of the Schuylkill region. Charge out the lines on which this wrong. government (Copyright, 1D00, the Associated Press.) oring to bring about ^.the immediate and After the meeting which lasted until will Issue Its Instructions to Its minis- Pekin, September 31, via Tafcu, Sep- WILL BE SETTLED. peaceful adjustment of the differences be- midnight President Mitchell Informed lour chance to secure a good pair ter. The document Itself Is In oourse of tween the and has the Associated Press that the tember 25.—All the foreign ministers Scranton Thinks Tliat Operators Can’t employers employes meeting of ladies’ Boots, former $4.00 N. T. WORTHLEY, JR., final Hill hav- prices approval, acting Secretary have addressed notes not been it was admitted was held for of discussing the to Prince Chlng, Stand Out. disclosed, openly the|purpose and $3.50, this season, for ing com Dieted the draft some davs asro 478 l-i» CONOUKSS ST. suggesting the return to Pekin of the in authoritatie.sources that such endeav- question of holding the men together if and forwarded it to the President. It Scranton, Pa., September 27.—At an Emperor and the court. The notes were or was in progress. negotiations for a settlement should be was the belief of the state Informal conference of the local operators 98 Cents. Rfgular consulting Optician at Maine department informal and not written in a President Truesdale of the Lackawanna on foot. diplomatic the of the late this afternoon that the aotual trans- tonight report negotiations such ad- Mitchell not been The writers do not consider company is quoted as making Mr. has yet officially To clean our stock these odd Wesleyan Seminary, Kent llill, and mauy capacity. for the strike was discussed and up mission of the Instructions would be settling manner or whom Informed of the action. It is them binding upon their respective gov- mission,but in what by operators but must be the concensus of was that in- lots, good wearing shoes, other leading New England schools. carried out in the opinion he to understood that the offer made the very soon, probably ernments. they were being conducted declined by op- sold. fluences to be at work toward a Purchasers will get fine trades sepmdtflstp next KJ hours. It Is said that the text reported erators does not with it The diplomats acted jointly in the mat- state. carry recognition and the settlement are of a hue and that benefit. of the instructions will not be made political of the of the union. pub- ter, but the letters were sent Individual- President Mitchell, th3 head lic at for but these interests cannot advance any argu- present, diplomatic reasons, Those did not contain any assur- striking miners’ organization, expressed TROUBLE FEARED. ly. ment that will cause the to there Is no concealment of the operators that the had decided general ances, but merely suggested the return the belief operators 27.—Anoth- turn from the course they have mapped Shamokin, Pa., September scope of the document, which Is on the to offer the miners an increase of wages, of the Emperor, er load of from the out, namely lighting to at finish the deputies Sohuylklll lines laid down in the three notes. In Prlnoo to deliver the but he too, declined to admit whether he OhtWfcundertook invasion of the anthracite valley arrived in Trevorton tonight to this It is at the state threatened on the CENTER & connection, said, notes The outcome is a matter of possessed any further information Mine Workers or- reinforce a large number of deputies department, that Mr. Conger will put region by the United MCDOWELL, speculation, the doubtful element being subject. who have guarded theworks since last these In without ganization. state- 539 negotiations motion, the influence of Prince Tuan and Gen. Prom Scranton tonight came the Congress St. The general here is that the in- week. It is feared trouble may ensue of acting for any govern- opinion that at a conference of coal any purpose D'u Slang, who may restrain the ment opera- between strikers from this Tung fluences referred to are of such a power place and FOOTWEAR FITTERS. ment other than the United States, al- tors of that was prev- court. Gen. Chaffee,discussing the prob- section,the opinion the an be made 1 ful nature that the operators oannot well deputies,should attempt The SOFT FELT HATS that the steadily keeps in alent that the influences at work were of , though government abilities today said: to tie the North Franklin mean head comfort for and all stand out against them and It Is believed up colliery you mind that the United States Is but one a nature, and that the ‘‘I do not believe 'that means strong political is now the one in who wear them. hare a any European that the strike will be settled .The which only operation They nations interested offer the of several mutually enter of of a it is will be as fol- operators would be obliged to 'stylish makeup, particularly this monarch would the camp his settlement, said, in this section of the coal Helds, It em- In obtaining a common end and it Is lows: men at least the concession of an increase fall;—the colors too, are just .about allied enemies and 1 doubt that the Em- ployes 600 men and boys. that the effect of Mr. “The big carrying companies will which hoped Conger’s will do so. It is in wages. The information upon right. press Dowager general- grant a 6llght reduction In tolls; the ORDERED NOT TO MOVE BITUMI- 1 that is in our Soft making a beginning toward negotiations of the operators based their conclusion Nothing lacking ly conceded that the restoration of the operators will raise the price coal and NOUS COAL. to YOUR Felt Hat S be to Induce the follow. influences were display. may powers jAt Chinese government ls^essential. I have the wages of the miners will be Increased the working political, same time the has never to the that the re- learned Hazleton, Pa., September 27,—Presi- the government favored the withdrawal main al- according percentage could not be tonight. of_the duction in toils and Increase in assumed to down mandate as to selling with all the of a dent Mitchell today sent the following lay any lied force to anti Tien Tsin, will the to be Coupled nearly reports Yang-Tsung price permit, figuring to Richard of the oourse to be followed all or any of settlement of the trouble, telegram Gilbert, secretary by mixed to the the scale of as probable early leaving 2,000 troops guard done with existing wages No, United Mine Workers of Plants and THE HATTER, > men District 2, Ferns. the other powers. the basis. It will be exacted that the came the announcement that the legations.” Amer Park: the state mine workers5 union shall not an increase of but lea, at Clearfield 107 Middle St. % It Is believed that department Mr. W. Rockhill will leave for Shan- figure would be offered pay in the negotiations and that the men “I issue circular letter instructing all already has taken steps through Minis- ghai on Monday, September 24. that the mine owners would positively A NEW Lot of M’g’b. S shall return to work without any cere- mine workers in central Pennsylvania Geo. A. Cokkin, ter Wu to the C hinese gov- decline to arbitrate the differences impress upon mony further than a guarantee of the that they are not to load coal for shipment in ernment the underslrablllty of the ap- PROMISED "PROTECTION. advance In wages that will be profferred. through President Mitchell or to, any into markets formerly supplied by an- Prince Tuan as sec- LI HUNG. to the United thracite operators. We are informed that pointment of grand Minister to gCHAFFEE INTEKVIEWS manner, give recognition JARDINIERES Russian Requests Queen the Philadelphia and Reading, Delaware and the impression this Mine Workers’ organization. This refus- retary painful Return to Peltin, Tien l'6in, September 24, via Taku, and Hudson and the New Jersey Central would not T XX XI aopointment has created “through thus 25 the al of recognition, however, railroads are now attempting to defeat received this a, m.—The September —(Copyright 1900, by week. London, September 28.—4 obstacle to anthracite strike their cars country. The effect of his appointment, Associated Press.)—General Chaffee has prove a difficult overcome, by sending of interest from in lu vjyim'tti jr a vr* iiaoi iu litivo uajcaai handsome for in- It Is be to re- only despatch special President Mitchell in his open letter to t?uu&ty Unusually If persisted In, 6ald, might arrived and conferred with the state offi- loaded with bituminous coal. Please China this is the mi hlln hnwillfV OVnrflflflftd hifl Wllllflff- NATIONAL BANK or morning following with a view ware. MAN tard seriously the final negotiations, cers of different departments comply with this request at once.” expensive from Dr. Morrison, to the Times, dated base In the In fact at all. of establishing'^ Jwlnter ness to accept a settlement through sep- The report from New York that strenu- any negotiations a to of Portland, Maine, 21: of Tien Tsin. He paid visit are made to settle the feels that it Is much Pekin, September vicinity arate conferences of committees of the ous efforts being The government a ^ ‘‘The recent have Tongku, making general inspection. If strike was discussed with much interest the punitive expeditions to and their direct employers. reinforced In Its present position by The plan is understood be employes There is a that In present today. feeling growing DOUGLASS & had an excellent effect increasing and based the re- and others wh o BURBANK, GO., note from LI Hung Chang in which he tentative upon possible the railroad presidents some sort of a move will soon be made CAPITAL. and facilitating the entry of tention of the existing force. The plan this a of the strike. $100,000.00 assurances to the United security controlled the mines would accept looking toward settlement 242 Middle St. gave positive as the troops under supDiies, but nothing can be counted contemplates placing he said he would waive all Prom what quarter is only of course guess States that he had sufficient authority canvas outside the city. proposition Pao Fu has been work. and effective until Ting a visit to Li claim to the of the union. Surplus Undivided Profits, $33,000.00 to protect American interests and would General Chaffee paid Hung recognition and the at discussed the out- exercised. razed foreigners apd refugees Chang and Informally One condition he exacted, however, and see that this authority was DR WARREN DISAPPEARS AGAIN. Solicits the accounts of Bfinks,.ller- and other known to look for a settlement, It is understood he conferences looks this as- Chang Ting places that was that these various ORANCEINE. rautile and The now upon an American ouioer to accom- PAIN ALLAYER. Firms, Corporation** government are rescued. preferred, in Halifax, N. S., September 27 —The THE must be the generals to Pekin. should be held the same day and the and is to fur- surance a6 a guarantee which pany the viceroy Bracer, Cxiro. Individuals prepared Lias auaicooou a uicmviiai man who was located in Halifax on Snfo i>l. JjO VJItJIb other Russia has same nish its the b«**f facilities as a condition pre- No power except yet city. to tell all the benefits man- patrons faithfully performed her Li and believed to be the Space is limited to the Empress Dowager offering officially recognized Hung Chang’s Matters were throughout the Tuesday fully received from its use. Our magazine <>ud liberal accommodations. cedent to even the establishment of rela- quiet kind has the of Russia and requesting presence. and the strikers’ missing Dr. George E. Warren of New- work may be a benefit to you. To fully get Li and Prince protection Count Yon strike regions today its call H. tions with Hung Chang Field Marshal Waldersee, has He left his acquainted with usefulness, upon her return to Pekin. Forty ohief Chi- were increased the of a ton, Mass., disappeared. 577 Congress street, If the of Tuan commander-in-chief of the international forces by closing P. S. Gould, Apothecary, Chlng. appointment hotel on on a snoot- and orange booklet. Notice Interest Paid on nese officials have sent a memorial to forces, will arrive here tomorrow. He few mines. Monday ostensibly for free sample Deposits. in a manner to'obstruct the septifdlmlp promises a review of the a he talked much window. the Empjror and Empress Dowager be- will bejreceived by troops ing] exposition, sport of this then it would the allied nations, performance pledge to return. of all about during the ten days’ stay at the laid seeching them SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. be clearly violative of the guarantee MORE TROUBLE FOR CHINA. he had no shoot- f The conflicting Interests of Russia and CA AL (iIB™S. Lome house, although 1 Immedi- FEW down and would warrant the 27.—The ing equipment of any kind with him. HOW Mews and Invited. Great Britain prevont a systematic at- St. Petersburg, September Correspondence ate withdrawal of Mr. Conger from fur- Russian naval staff announces that it is ally beautiful young women there are; but to reconstruct the railway, al tempt to blockade all Chinese naval COL. PEAKS A CAN DIDATE. a id almost any one CULLEN C. President. propose the few are mighty nice, CHAPMAN, restoration would be easy. It of the hostile atti- as Ar- smile on though in consequence Hellas Been Asked to Act 27.—Col. J. B, would like to have one of the few Yin whose Chinese fleet at Shanghai and Bangor, September THOMAS IF. EATON. Cashier. turns out that Cheng Huan, ftortsudeof the them. Bui few can have that nleasure. Still, from the allied Peaks of at present chairman of was to send fast cruisers Dover, with BENSON’cs execution was recently reported, bitrator. every one can kindle fires PIRKCTORSi squadrons to protect transports. the Maine board of railroad commission- under an deoree at the Rus- ALWAYS READY CHARCOAL. executed imperial The general staff announces that. -— of ers, is the candidate Piscataquis county BAGS IOC AT ALL GROCERS. CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L. LARRABEE, time with the other sian are around Kirin, BIG same pro-foreign troops massing court where there are Chi- Baltimore, Md.f September 27.—Cardi- for the appointment to a Supreme l M. STEADMAN, PERLEV P. EURNHAM, ministers who were executed. in Manchuria, 5,000 act as ar- to fill the now Yin Huan was special envoy nese. nal Gibbons has been asked to judgeship vacancy existing (NO. 306.) ERICE M. EDWARDS, JAMES F. HAWKES Ching ______time of the diamond miners and the death of Justice Haskell in HENRY S, CSG00D ADAM P- LEIGHTON, to England at the bitrator between the striking through He was hated by the Empress THE WEATHER. this week the bar M'v&Ftr jubilee. the operators of the anthracite coal region Portland ; Piscataquis AT who exiled him to 111 in 1898. Dowager, forecast for of While admitting that is united on him and no other candidate The Russians, according to the Shan- Boston, Sept. 27.—Local Pennsylvania. THE on the from that section. been subject, appears __ ghai correspondent of the Morning Post, Friday—Fair and cooler; Saturday con- he has approached have virtually abandoned the province His Eminence said tonight that he had FIRST tinued fair with slowly rising tempera- THE UNLUCKY CRAVEN, of Chi D1 to Germany. winds heard from only one side of the parties turo, light northerly becoming Newport, R, I.,September 27,—The tor- SIGHT PRINCE TUAN’S APPOINTMENT, in controversy and must decline to dis- variable. pedo boat Craven which arrive! here this state cuss the of arbitration until added another are hurting you, why Washington, September 27.—The 27-Forecast for question evening from Bath, Me., that your eyes GEO. P. CORNISH, g Washington, Sept. list of with office has been advised by Sheng, all had been heard from. accident to the long mishaps don’t you make a call at my department and -For New England which she has mbt since she went into of of the Friday Saturday ‘‘Will consent to act if both sides and let me help you out of the diffie- a your the Taotai of Shanghai, appoint- you while Woods Hole 3-7... Clothes. Sending specimen except in Maine commission, passing mean of the fair Friday, colder, do he was asked. were This first sign may as to its ment of Prince Tuan, the father approach you?” today. Four blades or her blower culty. and exclusive hair for examination extreme southeastern of if Special as secre and the portion ‘‘In that case I shall take the matter broken which necessitated a reduction something very serious, you persist iu imported heir apparent to China, grand design* a fair, fresh in her to ten knots an hour. The it is and it woolons. is like piece Massachusetts. Saturday, under very serious consideration; very speed in thinking that nothing, ailment sending tary to the Emperor. to Bath to have as if Craven went repairs to attend to it. It doctoi west to north winds. serious consideration,” he added to is not worth while of toenail to the He says nothing of the reported resig- made and will now return there again your REPORT. a little of time 571 St. or as a LOCAL WEATHER to the remark. Continuing, a new blower, Lieut* Edie is in will only take your Congress the matter nation of Tuan as president, emphasize secure to find out what’s it is be- His Eminence declared that he would command. and money to have me test your eyes Ur ONE FLIGHT. member of the privy council, ^but Portland, Sept. 27, 1900. —The loca- do in his power to and fit with glasses that RpkFM&Wimip with foot. here that it is entirely according weather bureau records the following: be glad to any thing you properly your lieved thermome- THE NEW YORK ARRIVES. 8 a. in.—Barometer. 30.053; solve the which seriously will relieve them. disease. forms for a prince of Tuan’s help problem Hair disease is scalp to Chinese dew 54; rel. humidity, 88; 27.—The New ter, 67; point, affects so many souls. Southampton, September rank to fill both posts simultaneously. the S; velocity of Her star- Get at the root of the matter direction of ; wind, York arrived here at 10 p. m. FORCES OF THE ALLIES. the wind, 9; state of weather, cloudy. board thrust shaft broke on Tuesday at A. M. WENTWORTH, thermome- MINERS7 CONFER. has a one with Hair Vigor. 27.—The Admirali- 8 p. in.— Barometer, 30 087; 2.80 a. m. The oompany spare Ayer’s Vienna, September rel. 86; and she will sail at noon klNQ WILL ABDICATE. from laku ter, 67; dewpoint, 64; humidity, Mitchell Slot Officially Informed of on the ship, Practical ty has received a despatoh of MrJ Optician, Ayer Company, forces landed direction of the wind, S; velocity on~Sunday. Paris, September 87.—“From a source C. giving the strength of the Action. J as follows: the wrlnd, it; state of weather, cloudy. Operators’ 540 1-3 Congreil St. of Courrier Lowell, Mas*. there b? the allied powers FIREMEN Worthy confidence,’' Bays the Practical Chemists, 64; minimum 27—Mr. ENTERTAINED MAINE Aust. a :, 494; German, 8,L8; British, Maximum temperature. Hazleton, Pa., September “OSolr, “We learn that the King of the mean temperature. 68; 27 —In re- 8,3fcb: American, 5,008; French, t>,6

liarn Burned With Horne*, Cowl and Willium C. Nelson Passed Away Yester- Hens at Gorham, N. H. day Morning. To Mob of Boys Try [SPECIAL TO TIIE PRESS.} Adlai's Letter of Ac- Mr. WllllamC, Nelson, the head of the Bath Man To Be Dem. Gorham, N. H September 27.—In a Roosevelt. Palmer Shoo oompany, died suddenly Interrupt heavy thunder storm whloh passed over ceptance Comes. yesterday morning while he was return- NatT. Committeeman. our town last night, the barn of Mr. ing from Dr. Swasey's office, He had not Edgar Harrlman at Gorham Hill, was been feeling at all well and in the morn- struok by lightning and burned to the ing went to consult his family physician. Were In Uniform And Acted ground, together with three horses, two They He (Joes In Very Strong On the Im- Returning to his store he had proceeded cows, about 30 hens, 15 tons of hay and as far as the store of D. E. Cornish, in In Concert. carriages and farming tools, entailing Recommended at Meeting State perialism Issue. Congress square, when hs began to feel a loss of about $1300. The only Insur- very sick. He stepped Inside Mr. Cornish s ance is $200 on the building. The heavy Committee. door and dropped into a chair, remark- rain which was falling saved the house Powder ing that he thought he would sit down and other out There was Baking buildings. One of Them Said They This He for a while. Mr. Cornish asked If ha no one at home at th& time, save the Say's Overshad. was ill and he rep.ied that he did not feel ' women folks of Mr. Harriman’s Were Hired To Do It. family, to rear A * ows All very well". Mr. Cornish went the and the lire so quickly ignited the large Else. No to His j of the store after a fan, noticing that Mr. Opposition body of hay that it was impossible for "IT RISES EVERYWHERE." Nelson was growing pale. Just then Mr. them to save anything, Nelson fell over the back of the chair Candidacy. The Mineral Spring company also had Governor Makes a Few Remarks and In a moment it was evident that he IP sonie property in the barn, all of whloh Expresses Profound Gratitude was in a dying condition. Help was was loBt. on Mob Rule. quickly-obtained Dr. Fos- To by summoning Ex-Candidate Towue. ter from the other of the but lJR. BAKER MODERATOR. side street, Resolutions Passed Dentil nothing rould be done. Later Dr. Bray Upon and Dr. Swasey arrived and all the phy- of Arthur Sewall. lClrctrd to Preside at Next Congrega- sicians was be- Purest Pueblo, Colo September 27.—When agreed that Mr Nelson Strongest tional Conference. 37.—In a let- The cause death was un- the special train bearing the Koosevelt Lincoln, Neb., September yond help. of ter received at the heart failure, party arrived here this evening, the sta- today Populist party doubtedly national Hon. Adlal E. Wllilam C. Nelson was a native of tion was crowded with people to see the Augusta, September 27.—The closing headquarters, Best session of the conference Stevenson accepts the the nomination for and was 45 of He Cheapest Governor. The reception committee Congregational Brldgton years age. Ul’KCIAl. TO TUB I'KEHS.1 Koose this morning was well attended, nearly the Vice Presidency tendered him by the came to Portland while he was a boy with carriages escorted Governor Augusta, September 27.—The Demo- ohn all the over till the party early this month Mr Stevenson, and entered the of M. G. Palmer velt, Senators Lodge and Wolcott, J delegates remaining employ oratlo state committee met at the Hotel Jr and Inst. The place of holding the next con- dating his letter from Uloomlngton, 111., in his shoe store. Mr. Nelson remained Proctor Clarke, Curtis Guild, North In this city this evening to recom- ference Is a matter whloh is left to the September 35, acknowledges the reoeipt In that business all his life. When Mr. General Irving ilale to Koyal park, mend to the national committee a mem- BY A trustees of the of the notification and his sense of apprec- Palmer moved from Middle street to NOT MADE TRUST where a procession was formed and missionary sooiety.^and ber to suooeed the late Arthur Sewall of at the time It Is undecid- iation as well as admiration for the ac- Congress street Mr. Nelson went with marohod through the principal streets of present wholly this state. Fifteen of the sixteen counties ed where It will be held. It lias been tion of Mr.Towne in his endeavor to serve him and It was not long after that Mr. the olty. The streets were llnod with were represented as follows: Aroostook, some time since the brethren met In the the harmonious co-operation of all the Nelson was at the head of the business. ptople. Three evening meetings^were ar- Fred W. Plalsted; Cumberland, Ueorge of Mr. In the The llrm 7 ■ < u'eiuuer for and all of them were attended eastern part of the state and It may be supporters Hryan pending name was at lirst Nelson Sc Sar- umm, ranged Li. Swett; Wuldo, Fred Emery Deane; •» likely to be Our. that the invitation come from that Presidential election. Mr. Stevenson gent and later the Palmer Shoe oompany by large auulences. During the day at may Lincoln, M. W. Levenselar; Hancock, dlrootion. goes on to say that “on the important was formed with Mr. Nelson at the head Portland, Sept. 28, 1900. the various stopping places the crowds T. C. Franklin, Ueorge MoL. of domestlo adminis- of It. This couoern was uniformly suc- Ingraham; wera rain ark and an unusual The committee on resolutions expressed questions llnance.of ably large cessful and always bore the highest repu- Presson; Oxford, O. W Thayer; Kenne- A A the thanks of the conference to the rail- tration and of reform in our methods of HE most 811- interest attended the meeting. Govern- atlon. Mr. Nelson was an exellent man bec T. J. Lynch; Sagadahoc, Ueorge E. | roads and steamboats for reduced rates; taxation, the platform of the people's of business ana was om of the most or Koosevelt in his speech at Leadville to- pop- Hughes; Penobscot, W. Y.Patoh; Somer- I perb stock to churches and citizens of and party gives no uncertain sound.” ular salesmen engaged In trade. He had day defended the occupation of the Phil- Augusta U. All hosts of friends, and yesterday morning set, W.H.Hunuewell; Androscoggin, of on the condi- Hallowed for their hospitality and to the these,however,he says,are questions Lace ippines and spoke mainly the news of his death spread over the A. Pettenglll; Knox, Oliver Otis; Wash- vjx duo uuui now as sneakers. On temperance the resolutions uodiuo uvn suouwmu^ within an It tion of prosperity 6xl3ting city hour after ooourred ington, L) C. Parker; York, W. J. Gil- Curtains our issue or a draper- of a In the ad- say: “We recognize the sad and danger- imperialism. He was man of the strictest Integrity against the danger change patrlck. After the oommlttee was ealled | Mr. Stevenson then reviews at and one who had the confidence of the ies imuisi>raiiiou ui unu b uumrs un- ous conditions In our state, due to the length has uuuubrjr community. He was a gentleman In ev- to order Col. Fred W. Plalsted of this department non-enforcement of the the happenings since the beginning ot the der Mr. Bryan and the policy of the Kan- prohibitory law, ery sense of the word. All who knew him the resolutions ever war city, presented following shown is on and we to the Maine State Civic with Spain which he says was only liked him and him. There are sas City platform. pledge respected on the death of the late Hon. Arthur the declaration that the Unit- few men whose death would to the At Canon City Governor Roosevelt League our cordial support In every justliied by bring Sewall, Maine’s representative on the view here, now and ed States disclaimed any intention to ex- city more of a shock than his has done. and to make its courageous National Democratic committee : spoke on the issues of imperialism possible way ercise over (Juba. Mr. Nelson to of sovereignty belonged Unity lodge Whereas, It has seen bast to Almighty J it includes militarism. but difficult work a success.” lie denounces the war in the Odd Red Men and the Essen- every Philip- Fellows,the God, the Father, to summons to the A resolution of for the mis- its and the cost of lives lc order. He was also a member of the •‘The only danger of imperialism that sympathy pines, expense home above our beloved companion and r the and declares that the voters will ask for First Baptist church. He had a wife, worthy novelty ever come in this he sionaries in China was passed, special the Hon. Arthur Sewall, the late will country,” said, but no friend, the justification of this war at the p oils children. He had two brothers, of the Dem- \ season has “is if it is invited as a reaction reference being made to the Maine distinguished representative brought° against in November. George F. Nelson of Marlboro, Mass., nnmt.ln nartre nf thn RtntA nf Mainir-nn t is tne handmaiden of martyrs, Misses Goold and Morrill. The Mr. Stevenson points to the danger or a and Lyman C. Nelson of this city. anarchy. Anarchy the Democratic national committee, y Ollt. secre- large army and of militarism, If ever vve grow to substitute committee on the corresponding standing who this life on the fifth day tyranny. in conclusion he departed that it be taken home says: OBITUARY. of 11HK),therefore, be it resolved The lawless mob violence for the orderly lib- tary’s report urged or the em- tieptemher, assortment “Imperialism—‘the republic by the Democratic state committee of that we under the law, if ever and presented to the churches in a way indeed the issue erty enjoy pire’—is over-shadowing Maine that in his death the members of I of Irish Points in we to for to set them at work to gain the lost with which we are confronted in the grov* exchange government by CAPTAIN GEORGE WALDEN. this body have each and all lost a true pending struggle for political suprem- debate in the legislatures of the country ground. friend and wise counsellor, the State and acy. Its determination is to be by the white, ivory The nominations were made Captain George Walden, retired, of the of Maine one of its leading business men and on the stump the violence that following .American people through the peaceful United States revenue cutter servloe, died and best and most loyal citizens, and ecru is iinds in either word or and confirmed: Kecording secretary, of the ballot Meanwhile expression deed, instrumentality the Deinooratlo party one of Its ablest, specially its discussion will continue at the tire- Tuesday night at his house, 16 Carruth then we, indeed, will b3 within a meas- Kev. Charles S. Crane, Yarmoutn; corre- I most trusted and nonored leaders I' and side and on the hustings with an earnest- Ashmont. In of service he complete the of our Kev. E. M. street, point Kesolved, That in Arthur Sewall was urable distance losing liberty. sponding secretary, Cousins, ness in our rarely equalled history.” was the second oldest living officer in this found the highest type of American Then and not till then, the worst thing lllddeford; auditor, Deacon J. M. Gould, prices range from lie was born at Eliza- manhood. He was warm hearted,courage- can man Portland; committee of department. Cape this country have is the sitting arrangements STILL TALKING TRUSTS. ous and true in every relation of life. to beth, July 125, and the $2.50 the pair up in ease at home exciting other men who Kev. Norman McKinnon, Augusta; 1825, wasj Kugged honesty and strict integrity were son of Captain Green Walden, of the synonymous with his name are ignorant, to deeds of violenoa and nominating committee, Kevs. D. L.Yale, Mr. Bryan Has Forgotten All About the throughout A choice collection of Brussels Lace revenue cutter service. When about his long career and made him one of tne $50.00. very whether the of violence a Kath; G. A. New Sharon exoiting by pol- Merrill, ;G. “Paramount” Inur. beat beloved men in Maine. eighteen years of age he entered the ser Curtains, new effects, white itician or the editor of a newspaper, the S. Mills, Belfast; C. 11. Cutler, Bangor: He was always a Democrat and never quite Original designs, vice under his father on the cutter Mor- weakened in his firm to the effect is the same.” C. N. Davis, Cranberry Isles; K. N. Dakota City, N'eb., September 07.— allegiance and two tones. from and ris. In June, 1846, the vessel was ordered cause of Democracy. From his party he Nottingham® England, Another organized was made Pringle, Eastport. There was a contest William J. arrived here attempt Bryan tonight deservedly received the highest honors for the Dr. Smith to Key West to cooperate with the navy the American made too. by a small minority to interrupt the pro- moderatorshlp, Baker, and addressed a meeting in the court and was true to the trust Imposed in Nottingham®, Antique, In the Mexican war, and the young man ceedings. This mob was composed most- Kev. Norman McKinnon and Kev. C. G. house yard. He made threa speeches him. Dike the sturdy ships that he built and Renaissance Laces and Muslins. was in several battles the to sail sea his course was Clunys of with a faw men who shouted MoCully dividing the votes on the first engaged daring upon every ly boys during the day, travelling almost 49 conflict. On Oot. the 11, 1846, Morris fixed In every storm and no ill wind a for and cheered to ballot. Mr. MoCully withdrew and on This is at- Bryan sol interrupt miles by carriage and 160 miles by rail. was destroyed in a ovclone off Key West, oould veer him from It. Ills name will department showing remarkably tho second ballot Dr. Baker 40 of the speakers. One of the youngsters, having The weuther was cold and raw through- when the entire orew barely escaped death long be held In honorable memory by tractive collection of rutiled Muslin Curtains Wi was During the early of the civil war of American oltizens. par- being asked why he was acting so stated the ballots, declared elected. out, rain falling at Intervals. part thousands hejwas stationed on the Cushing In Port That to his bereaved that he was hired to do so. They wore Kev. G. S. Mills of Belfast read a Da- The entire day was devoted to the third Kesolved, family suitable for rooms, the land harbor. In 1862 the boat was cap- we extend our most sincere in ticularly sleeping dining on the caste of the church in congressional district and it was large- sympathy uniform caps and acted in con cert. per spirit tured by the Confederates, while he was their sorrow. ly a canvass in behalf of Edgar Howard s profound room and for and which he defended the church from the on shore leave, and he played an Tha a of these resolu- sewing rooms—figured, striped LET ROOSEVELT ALONE. candidacy for Congress. From Papplllon Impor- Kesolved, copy tant part In the effort to recapture her. In tions be transmitted to the of our charge that the strictly caste spirit Mr. Bryan drove to Blair in oompany family with broad full ruffle. Leadville, Colo., September 27.—No 1863 he was stationed on the Naugatuck, late and that plain taped prevails at the present time, and made with Mr. Howard,a dlstanoe of 39 miles, dlst^gulBhed companion special incident marked the progress of and during an engagement In which the be the records of this making two brief speeches on the way, they qtread upon in nmdrasses, new Governor Roosevelt s train from an earnest plea for broader weloome to boa cooperated with Port Schuyler, he committee. Special bargains cross-stripe Cripple one at Millard and the other at Benning- Creek to Leadville. The train all conditions of men. sustained wounds from which be never The resolutions were passed ton. The drive consumed more than unanimously for and earlier in the recovered. While as officer of the Bagdads and Damasks portieres draping through Victor, where, lie urged pastors fo sse that the four hours and it was almost 4 o’clock sorvlng adopted. evening,the mob made things unpleasant deok a one-handred pound gun recoiled On motion of Thomas D. of this ohurches embodied the utmost when Blair was reached. As Mr Bryan Dynoh walls. Also an lot of heavier for those on board. But the train was oordlallty and burst, causing wounds In an arm and seconded W. J, of uncommonly good was to take the train at this point for oity ny Gilpatrlck guarded by a party armed with rilles and and that they especially made straDgers and ankle and breaking an ear-drum the E of Hath Dakota City, he had only a little more Saco, Hon.George Hughes for In this arc new not the demonstration oc- so that he never recovered his was fabrics department slightest feel at home and that the zest of whole than half an hour for his talk. In his hearing. unanimously reoommanded to the upholstery. curred. He was also stationed at HaJtiinore and national committee as the soul acquaintanceship be made general. speech at Dakota City, Air. Bryan paid member from odd of furniture. Entire new the war. in 1866 Maine to suooeed Mr screens, pieces fancy ASSAULTED EDITOR. attention to trusts. He declared Philadelphia during Sewall. Kev. Daniel E. Putnam of Houlton especial he was made llrst that in the Paris lieutenant, and In 1870 on the “obtalnment of treaty with Spain, of denims, sateens 27.—As a se- spoke spiritual was made commander of the Petrel, and The autumn of Mr. stock Silkolene, art-tickings, Victor, Colo,, September the United states had not secured any dancing party power.” stationed at Appalachioola, Fla. He was quel to the disorderly proceedings at the title to the Philippines, but had secured Joseph Uralg will occur at Wilson's cotton fabrics. A message of best wishes for success ordered to Pensaoola, Fla the and other only a license to hunt there. At the con- during printed Roosevelt Republican meeting in this In her work was sent to Mrs. Li. M. N. yellow fever of where he academy this evening. clusion of his speech Mr.JBryan left for epidemic 1873, window shades as hereto- last E. M. editor Stevens at the W. C. T. U. convention lost his Later he was We make and hang city evening, Briggs, Sioux la where he will the only san, Percy. now in session at Calais. City, spend ordered to and New of the Victor Dally Record was assaulted night. Newport Orleans. !>e caused by ac In- on as the Since then he has made his York. Most work and very reasonable women waved rags in the faces o f the Wednesday night tally-ho Kccrlvr.il Illgliritt Kumbcr of Awnrili of home In Ash- flamed condition of the mucous lining of ibo perfect distinguished E. E. a coach owned and driven mont. A wife him. KustachUn Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed guests.” Carr, McGregor, by Nation at ^ survives miner, who claims that this statement Any Korrlgn I’arla. you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear- prices. W. D. McGregor of East Corinth, an old UAl’I, JBiUVIA.au DEEU1MU BUYD. and when it Is is a reueotion on his wile s ing. entirely closed. Deafness Is character, the and unless the inflammation can be entered the Record olllce and experienced coach driver and occu- At N. lesutt, today and Paris,September 27.—The jury of llnal Catsklll, Y., Monday, occurred taken out and this tube restored to its normal struck Editor on the heal as h e pied by a party of 10 the death or Edward I). U. Briggs Bangor gentlemen, appeal In the exposition awards has fin- Capt. Boyd, condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; sat at his desk. S. from heart nine cases out ten are Briggs jumped up and »» c*-j uunu AAm iu tv nut'ou uuo vn A., (retired), failure, lie of caused by Catarrh, wuiiu^ ished its work. The statement struck Carr In the face. Rev. Father prepared had been blind for many years. Capt. which Is nothing but an Inflamod condition of CO. the rear a MOORE & wheels struck car standing mucous surface. Downey Interfered and stopped the light. for the United States commission shows Boyd was born In Portland about 1882, the track of the Penobscot & Cen- Wo will give Or.e Hundred. Dollars for any _OWEN, Neither man was much hurt. upon America received the and was the eldest eon of the late Robert highest total case of Dealness (caused by catarrh) that can- tral railroad, breaking the wheel and and Mary Scott Boyd. Capt. Robert not be cured awards of any nation save France, and by Hull's Catarrh Cure. Seud for the Boyd, U. S. navy, who was here about circulars, free. NEW YORK SAFE. throwing occupants of the coach to she also that received more awards In 15 years ago in command of the V. S. F. J. CHKNEY & O. the the of one man. C0„ Toledo, ground, breaking leg each classification, except grand prize3, S. Tennessee, was a brother. Sold by Druggi ds. 75c. In which secured Hall's Fills are the Democrats Crying That Republicans The party, which consisted of the fol- Germany a greater Family best number. The figures, excepting for Are lowing men: C. C. Emerson, Ilai’ry Li. RACES AT FRYEBURG. Corrupting State. France, follow: Arnold, F. II. Small, Hon. F. (_). Heal, Grand Prizes—United States,215; Ger- THEY COME AGAIN- Hon. I. K. E, E. A. Tile Track Was But New York, September 27.—The follow- Stetson, Walker, many, 236; Kussla,209; Great Britain, 183. Heavy Crowd Was 14. C. ing telegram was sent today from slate Hay, H. Stanford, Harry A,Chap- Gold medals—United States, 547; Ger- Good. The who Cilrneeries at our Great 446. --— people huy to each of man, l)r. E. H. Sangor, C. H. Atwoods, many,510; Kussla,346; Britain, headquarters the presidents Silver medals—United S. A. Sterling, W. W. F. H. States, 593; of Democratic county committees: JPalmer, Germany,575; Kussla, 411; Great Britain, Fryeburg.Spetember 27.—The rain dur- amid Sales. They Cutler and John L. ind Friday Saturday “Republican s reported to be starting Cutler, Jr., T. 517. ing the night and the lowering clouds of Tempting II. White,was from the Exeter Bronze medals—United States, 501; In to corrupt the state and buy the elec- returning this morning kept many from coming to find f lu*re every day is profit- fair, where they had passed the Germany,321; Kussla, 321; Great Britain, raiding tion and corrupt voters to stay at home. day. 410. the last day of the fair here. The sun Nearly every one of the party sustained {Study the situation carefully in your Honorable mention—-United States, broke through the clouds about noon and able. too. You would. some the most serious that Looking county; $100 reward for detection of each injury, being 348; Germany, 184; Kussla, 206; Great when the races were called at ten o'clook of Mr. Britain, 208. offender. Palmer,whose right thigh was fraot- although the track was somewhat heavy Loan Smoked 8c California Prunes, ” ured. Mr. Small suffered four or live se- Shoulders, “James K. McGuire a very crowd had assembled to see ({Signed) good Small G vere cuts on the head which bled WAS A SABATTUS WOMAN. Vegetables— Whole Hama, 11HC Pkgs. Best-Baking Soda, pro- the races of the There were two ; day. Lean Smoked 1G lbs. Granulated Sugar, fusely and Mr ankle was Cottage Hama, ll%c MR. BRYAN CUMING EAST. Chapman’s races on the card, the free-for-all and the I for25c Hr. was Su«))lcioni ClrcumgtauceH Attending Salt Fat Pork, 8^c Burnham’s Hasty Jellycon, 10c, sprained. Sanger thrown, with 2.45 class. The summaries: these that we’ve Lincoln, Neb, September 27—W. J. gathered Rib 100 Common who were Finding of Hotly In Roast Beet, 8c, 10c and 12c Crackers, started others, riding outside, violently Androvcuggtii. Bryan today upon his last tour of Free-for-All. for Seems as if Nice Corned and 10 Bars Kirk’s Dome to the ground, but sustained no you. every Briskets Flanks, 3c to Be Soap, the in the Interest Injury K. country of his Presi- George (Woodbury) 5 8 111 Fore 7c to 8o 10 lbs. Rolled further than a severe shaking up. Lewiston, September 27.—The body one was for a Quarter Spring Lamb, Oats, dential is Domino (Island View Farm)l 12 2 8 grown prize for campaign. Today to be spent found In the river 10c Best Cod Cranberries, 3 qts. lloatlng Androscoggin Janet (F. B. Fogg) 3 2 8 3 2 Legs Lamb, 13c, Loin, ('ape In eastern Nebraska and has been ldentllied as winner at the fair. tonight Mr. YESTERDAY’S BALL GAME. Wednesday that Tackhammer Morrill C. county B st Round 12c to 15c Fine Cooking Apples, or Miss Lizzie (li. Steak, Bryan will oross the Missouri river to Uobb of Sabattus. There b*“* At New York—New Q Sumner) 2 5 5 5 4 Sound, smooth. Just Fine Tub 24c Best Native Potatoes, York, 6; Philadel- are some susnlolous circumstances In Emma D. plump, Butter, Sioux City, la. 4. (C. J. Rusell) 4 4 4 4 6 phia, connection with the case which h^ve not the sort of the 12 lbs. Fine Sweet Potatoes, 25c New Delaware Grapes, Mr. Bryan himself as At Time—2 vegetables expressed feeling Pittsburg—Pltt6burg,l; Cincinnati, been made publlo. 25, 2.22, 2 21>£, 2 23, 2 24. 12 lbs. Native Onions, 26c Now Concord Grapes, In excellent 4. The authorities are the wife will take in physical condition. Investigating 2.45 Class. pride plac- At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 4; Boston, matter. Mr. Bryan also expressed himself hope- on the table when 2. Kasper (E. G. 111 ing there’s ful as to the outlook and said that he McLucas) At St, Louis—Both games lire vented by THE CANTON FAIK, Jaok (F, Pugsley) 3 3 2 would company. And we not return to Lincoln until two rain. Joe (Island View 4 2 3 happen Canton, Me., September 27.—At the Farm) or three before election. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Venture Boy (C 2 4 4 to know that taste days lie will Androscoggin Valley fair today the at- Tratton) they just in this Club. Rheollne (Perley Smith) 5 5 5 speak city Saturday nightpreoed- Won. Lost. Por.Ct. tractions W’ere horse races in the 2 35 and as good as look. Johnson & Urillith But Lambert, Lady (W. E, Gordon) 0 0 dl they lng eleotlon. Brooklyn, 75 51 7595 2.20 classes and an exhibition mile. Charles M. won the 2 35 Time—2.33J*, 2 31, 2 letter them Tel. Pittsburg, 73 55 .670 In three 80X. you try yourself. 24 W llJiOl ST. best time 2 THE LADIES. Philadelphia, 08 59 .525 straight heats, 51. The 2.20 I hen we'll nop28-2t event was well fought from start to fln- have another tes- The Boston, 04 02 .508 pleasant effect and perfect safety 1 sh. T. took the iirst heat In 2.27 Chicago, 00 08 .409 George tirnonial to their as with which and goodness. mental torture is great ladles may use Syrup of Figs, St. Louis. 57 08 .456 Benvenuto won the second in 2.27. DKKYFUS NOT YKT SATISFIED. exist and the 'lhen Susie won race j not been dow under all 60 71 S., by Allegro, the as Hnce has conditions, makes it their Cincinnati, .444 Paris, September 27.—The Presse ever. juBtloe New 64 In three straight amid great excitement. PE pub thn saw favci 1$) To and York, 73 .425 RUN the aim I reinalns the true I remedy. get Best llehes the text mo, pursue time^S.26. A| of an alleged letter from The revision look until attained, Tlx: legal genuine article, for the name of tne John W. three I CURES O. C. Alfred to Stops the Cough Thompson’s year old CATARRH Elwell, Dreyfus M.Trardleux.the form- California Fig Co. near dam Louvlska ft" Syrup printed aurt works off the Cold. Nelldora, by Alolayone, OF 701-700 er minister of dated Preste oltes this leW®* an 1 STOMACH,BOWELS.RIDNEYS Congress Street. justice, Geneva, 'ffi the bottom of the For sale gave exhibition mile, doing the last sards are package. by F sepSS-it that the Dreyru Laxative Bromo-Qutnlne Tablets cure a cold In 81 1-4 ! AKiH FFMAI HRf.A KIC Switzerland, September 18, In which the to all druggists. quarter seconds,the fastest quar- and In their intention in ten day. No Cure, No 1’ay. Trice vfi cents ter ever trotted In this writer says: peralat o *^P section. — alive the hatred* and dlsoords “The moral elleots of the Iniquity still i«% rs." J»BW AUVKKTISJSM ECNTB. wore cheers for the heat winner, as he is a great THE STAPLES SCHOOL. favorite here. The second heat _UISCBUiANEOVS. __MISCBIX AMKOYTSl. MISCELLANEOUS. was 1 somewhat similar to the first, for it .. brought Charley llerr again the winner. Portland Citizens Express Tlictr Views With the he pole, immediately stepped to on Tills Question. the lead. Arion broke when a hundred Notice to IrancF yards away and behind Taxpayers dropped to get his feet. At the next regular of the Cresoeus was after Herr and at his meeting oity wheel the two government the question of the CITY OF PORTLAND. passed the quarter, Grat- naming tan of the sohool house on Hoy being Arion Center street, Adds Another third, sixth and Notice is hereby given that the Jewel to llis “The Staples will come 1 Jupe in the rear. To School,*! up and When the half there was you’ve] no that the members may know that all the change except that Herr was almost 7 TAX HILLS FOI1 1900 a old soholars of Dr. Franklin [smoked one Crown. length ahead of Cresceus. As the Staples, favor and for the horses oame to the earnestly pray change of have been mo three-quarters,Grattan committed to by the assessors to name, they have pvepa red and the collect. On all said taxes that are paid on or Hoy made a great bid for a signed place with before October 31, 1900, NO INTEREST will the following petition for it to be which leaders, but he could not hold his done, ,2A.£A,i(1r anU a11 saict taxes not so paid will be IN iEhEST will be speed. At the presented at that meeting. The ADDED at the rate of six three-quarters Herr was pel* cent., commencing September t, 1909. signers are all the accessible of his The Great, Cnly and royally lighting Cresceus with his boys Original length school who are Tlie ordinance of the of to the ani now residents of the old City Portland, allow- good In a grand drive ing a discount of one per in, o Such is the cent was repealed in around ity. regard of the no Wins Great the curve and through the stretch pupils 1899, consequently discount will oe allowed. [ Stallion for their old master that it is safe to Herr won by a nose. say Any person not receiving tiieir tax bill beforo that if the is made September 20. 1900. can a ihe third heat ohange ic will carry procure copy on ap- Race at Charley Herr lost and plication to this office. Office hours 9 a. m. to'l Readville. as joy to the hearts of the over two hun- It the a ICailVO.iT p. in.: 2.30 to 4 p. in. 9 a. in. to 12 proved, raoe, by nose. Herr Saturdays, J. OSCAR dred of the ip. SHELTON. old who are only. Ml. had th8 but boys now scat- polo Cresceus ilew out at the GEO. II. I, IB tered over this broad land and BY, start and led at nearly City Treasurer and Collector. the llrst quarter. The r„ all of whom have City Treasurer mid Collector’s makes no charge If the of race to the honored the city of Office, Portland. He object half was a grand and I C|C« 7, 1900. is not without one, their birth. To Cigar ^September sept7dtooi31 jour call explained asking there Herr the people of Portland He once more took the lead. a alngla question. tells you if hus- it is not to here necessary speak of the char- band, wile or sweetheart Is true or false; Kigbt Grattan Hoy made his great- you want another one to est acter of these petitioners. They have quick. tells you how gain success In lova, effort, getting by Cresceus and within End of $20,000 lived us all their Demand it. Get marriage, divorce, l;ig Purse Goes to half a among lives and are it. All dealers. courtship, health, leDgtn of Herr. The paoe, how- business, law suits, speculation and tran- giad for this opportunity to show their ever, was too fast and he soon saction# of all kinds. In tact, no matter Sou dropped for of Robert » regard their old teacher, Franklin MILLIKEN-TGMLINSON CO., ha your hope,Tear or McGregor. back. Heirs and others what may ambition, who has desiring to this man and find It Staples always maintained his Distributers, Portland. come to gifted help. looked like Herr for a but borrow on winner, interest in the lives of his “old money REAL ES- there was boys:'* T- J. DUNN &, CO., Makers, ABE YOU IN LOVE? speed in the king not seen thus Philadelphia* TATE, NOTES, household furni- for To the Honorable Mayor, Aldermen and far, it was magnificent to see nlm go Common Councilmen of the of ture, etc. Business strict- If do you find the one have be- after City pianos, so, you j Herr In the stretch. Coming down Portland: stowed your affections and trust ly confidential. upon to the wire it was finish. But Gentlemen:—We,the form- cool and Indifferent? a anybody:s undersigned, acting Has rival er Cresceus there a pupils of Dr. Franklin Staples, in the or obstacle# of any kind crop between got by nos', It seemed, Lost in First Two old Center Grammar school for boys, von aDd your future hone, or has a de- and the crowd wont wild. Herr looked during the years 1866-1861, respectfully re- IN DESCRIBING A PIANO mon, assailed the quietude ot but he Iruui, your tired, was still a good choice on quest that our old school house, on Cen- home? If so, come at once to Heats to Herr. nappy Charley nls known qualities of dying hard. ter street, be named “The Staples Slrawmut Loan this gifted man and tlnd help. He will mean Co., The School, “in honor of our old master,a man Generalities nothing—or less than so one to tell you how to wlu fourth heat opened with Cresceus nothing, 68 your who left a most MARKET ST.. 7 guarantee * lasting impression on PORTLAND, ME- s desire and overcome the favorite once is may5dtf (mart quickly your more. At the word the lives of over four hundred Portland forced to pirtinilirTn ,,hMiiian i—ttTmTI or obstacles rivals existing between you Cresceus, Charley Herr and Arion boys and whose life, since that time, has and your future BMWBaaagMfMPTMTUin wwwr B %wrrn *nr—**hkivs happiness. went by on even terms. Out went the first been of the highest character. We ask this after about forty years' time. We be- ABE YOU IN THOUBEE? named, pulling Herr after and the him, lieve this to be but a ju6t tribute to one -LOOK OVER THE- Third and latter a trifle the better of it after the of the best and most successful teachers Do you find, with all your natural Fourth Heats Barely quarter wlille Grattan Hoy had Portland ever had and one who we shall The Knack and talanfcs, that are displaced gifts you baiH-ni, ever hold in grateful remembrance. discouraged and unsuccessful? If Wou Nose. Arion as third. Charley Herr continued so. by yours respectfully. come and be advised, find out the cause to lead at the half by a lingth, Cresceus George E. Bird, Leander W. Fobes. ctyour bad luck and how you can change Of Good ooum not snaKe urattan Boy,while Anon Chas. L. Jack,Franklin Yeaton, Uze- Printing is tour bad oonlltlons to those of success, Irlol T^onn^a S^armml LI (ion 1/1 Mannir and Thousands live was lour lengths behind and as usual, the artistic into the joy happiness. tdd ly S. Trickey, Nathan Goold, M. M. Du- insight to bless and give credit of their success .Lord Ylnoent was practloally forgotten. WICKERING “ roy, Charles C. L. PIANOS. art of all Harmon, Perley preservative arts.” and happiness to this wondarful man. It was at the three-quarters that Herr’s Chase, John Williamson, Thomas In no will find such beautiful case has not piano you work, such blending and match- With us He helped others—why you? chance of F. Fessenden V. printing is not winning looked the best for Donahue, Carney, of such a John T. A. ing woods, selection of veneers, whether in walnut or in mahogany. Ex- HE NEVER Boston, September 27.—Cresceus, the with a whole to tne It did Wood,Benjamin Rand, mechanical—we treat it as an FAILS. length good, amine the see the of Albus R. Cobb, William Willis keyboard, grainless appearance of the ivory—each individual j king stallions, added a jewel to his not that he could lose. But with appear Goold, George H. Richardson, John is a of art should be treated. To cause speedy and happy mnrrlages orown key thing beauty. Study the stringing and the the ham today by In live hard an ease G. Edwin T. Charles sounding board, one winning that carried the crowd off its feet, Turner, Foster, with the of your choice, reunites the mers and action. Such material as will see Wouldn’t it be wise for to driven heats the race at the New E. Jellison, Edward S. Bell, Am you will make you a confirmed Cliick- you separated, locates absent friends or $20,100 Cresceus stepped out and in going brose H. Fessenden, William W. ering enthusiast. a trial order buried treasures, luck to win England Trotting llorse Breeders’ asso- the stretch went to the I place with us ? give you through front by Kemp, Jeremiah C Galvin, W. H. your wish; overcomes bad luck ciation on the iteudville Then its tone is so sweet, so the so to biggest track. So much four lengths, while poor tired Charles 0. B. Goodwin. Rol- rich, singing quality popular every aud sorrow of all Herr, out, Hobbs, kinds, and It never a One can not but be with the idea favorite was the son of Robert was under the wire a second lin N. York, John M. Hovey, Charles Chickering. impressed that it is in all points the tales him but a very short time In McGreg- whipped just or G. Bearce, W. Davis, Charles H. instrument for the Master and the he he claims before the great trial began that the out of Grattan The others Pupil—the Concert Ilall and the Drawing THE THURSTON PRINT fact, guarantees everything Boy's way. Pratt, James T. Rand, Fred F. Har- -and you pay nothing until you have pools were barred against him. It looked were well behind. Room. ris, Charles W. Skillings, James 97 1-2 EXCHANGE STREET received value In full Is this not hon- for two heats as if the great stake would The fifth and last heat was a George 8. Atkins, Charles est? Could be fairer? simple Greely, anything be wrested'from the O. Lemuel H. Cobb, Samuel I king by that wonder- affair. Cresceus lad all the way round, Files, •PHONE 30 PORTLAND, MAINE O. Charles F. Ayers, NO MONEY ACCEPTED IN AD- ful little the win Carruthers, trotter, Charley Herr, after a beautiful sendoff. The feature James De Wolfe, William P. Larkin, VANCE ner of the Massachusetts stake race last was in the last hundred yards, when Grat- W. H. Roberts, Jr., Charles H. Rolfe, CRESSEY, JONES l ALLEN. ; year. But gamey as was Charley tan beat Herr for The race W. H. Goode, Thomas H. Hanni- sepl22dS.M,W,F Nor do a cent unless are Herr, Boy place. you pay you gan, Daniel Chase, J. W. Loveitt, 8. his strength was not equal to the task was ended and Cresceus was crowned perfectly satisfied. | A. Loveitt, F. A. Motley, Robinson and his star set in the thirl heat, when again. Williams, George lit Baker, Timothy HAS NOT THIS HONESTY UPON insure 1 Cresceus beat him at the wire. Once af- The 2.14 was a fine so well Ahern,' William Ross, Joseph H. your prop- THE FACE OF IT? j pice event, Photographic John J. E. Goode, W. ! ter that, iu the fourth heat, the Lexing- were the horses mntched but these seemed Bond, Kilday, L. Bradley, Moses H. Foster, Charles Hours, 10 a. to 9 m. ton horse made a wonderful bid for the m.t p. Sunday, ; a mild tonic compared with the stallion A. John O. K. «British & Mercantile erty with our Papers. Ring, Donnell, Joseph 10 a. m to 1 p. m. | race, leading to the three-quarters ana race. It was finished, however, by Ituna Brett, Thomas W. Donahue. John H. Russell. Daniel W. C. L. The is but the .] then being beaten on the stretch by taking the fifth heat after Fred W., the Fox, negative begin- Tewksbury, E. C. Hersey, J. H. Rob- INSURANCE COMPANY local agents. ! Cresceus, who seemed to have marvellous favorite, had two to his credit. The 2.12 H ning and it is surprising how ! inson, Charles P. Coveil, Howard HALF PRICE THIS WEEK ONLY. speed just when It meant so much to and 2.24 trot were but the Gould. the will look on different pace started, Of London and ■ Britain. picture him. darkness did not their Edinburgh, Great j gathering permit Dr. Franklin Staples after leaving papers. 86’ FREE ST. The race as a w hole was undoubtedly and so want over until to- PARLORS, finish, tAey Portland located in Winona, Minn., RALPH S. NORTON, We carry the following re- the greatest ever seen In New England. morrow. The summaries: •ept28, 1900, at twelve o'clock, Rochester for N. H. The Benton will be ooened and for constructing sewers Saokvllle, llerr, Cresoous, Arion, St. Luke s 101 83 noon, when they publiclv proposals Charley Cathedral, Catalogues supplied. SEALEDlu St. between Brighton av- sur- sev- Po- read. Plans, specifications and further inform- George street, wood 1b out near West llollis and outside. Alter scoring Blddeford, Setptember 27—Speolal H. Yorke, 2 00 and in M., and Jupe Eugene ation may be obtained at the office of John enue and Orlami avenue, Congrets sent to a Officer John Buck of Saco has given Oxford street, between Hurnham and Lowell streets, rounding towns and to^Portland, en times, the word was given ragged lloe This make the total amount received up Calvin Stevens, architect, Building, shall Portland. will be received at the office of the Commis- where It Is taken as a return cargo ana Lord Vincent notice that within 48 hours he begin l- by start as Grattan Boy to date, $914 43. Bids should he marked “Proposals for Fire sioner of Public Works. City Hall, until SA law l at 12 o’clock 2»ova Sootla vessels that bring freights while Cresceus and Charley an enforoem ent of the prohibitory Wall” and addressed to Frank W. llobinsou, UKDAY. September 29th. Oo. M„ held back, SHORT Si 1 tie and read. Buck’s notice is as ~- Mayor, Portland, Maine. HARMON, when they wi publicly opened to Officer LORING, Boston and New York. noses to the front. in that city. must be llerr had their The right is reserved to reject any or all bids Blanks on which proposals made, and further information Tho Howell arrived from as the favorite for seoond follows: should it be deemed for the interest of the City BOOK SELLERS. plans, specifications tugboat. Grattan Boy the office of the said Com- so to do. sept‘22dlw may be obtained at with tho sohooner watched. Around Autumn sept2leodtf marked Portsmouth yesterday was intently TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. missioner. Bids should be “Proposals plaoe, addressed to GEO. hi. EEK- Martha T. Thomas and then Immediate- went the horses, and at the for Sewer,” and the first turn a of Public Works, who I, John Buck, being regularly ap- toC onfraclors. NALD, Commissioner took Thomas will Charley Nolice RBMlOVii.X. or all ly her departure. The Arion had an easy lead, and police officer reserves the right to reject auy proposals quarter, pointed duly qualified for a Pest House to be of tho so Grattan notioe to all those proposals Paul S. R. should he deem it for the interest city Pon the railway f Jr repairs. llerr behind him, Boy, of Saco, hereby give Farm in the Daer- of Caster, S,, right intoxicat- Weddings. SEALEDerected on the City Poor to do. a fast are in the sale of be received at the lobster arrivals were: C. A. Dolliver, Cresceus and Benton M., making who engaged ingDi trict will Mayor’s in all chronic diseases, from 622 Con- Sept. 25,1900. sep25-dtd to the law, within September Specialist were about ing liquors, contrary Office until Saturday. twenty-ninth, gress St., to the Mt. Hope Health Bazar, No. ♦."CO; Katie L, Palmer, 2,000. At the half the horses also to It is not difficult to select from our wares be bunoh. the limits of my jurisdiction, and 1900. at twelve o'clock, noon, when they will 66 Bedford Sr., between Forest Avenue and On the in which intrinsic that are in them, and read. to PORTLAND. the same, all moving steadily. all owners of buildings in foaco gifts of value, publicly opened Grove St., where he is more fully prepared CITY OF and Plans, specifications and further information ail chronic diseases ot whatsoever nature SULLIVAN'S! BODY FOUND. the was very fast and intoxicating liquors are unlawfully selves an expression of congratulation treat next quarter going be obtained at the office of Frederick A. the modern and methods after 48 hours from the appear- may with all improved eNDAY, Occobor 1st, at 4 moval ashes, etc.,” body. but he has not done any regular duty tt left mv bed and board without provoca- ou Pub- from Grattan in. at 169 street. Elec- W. rtobuiB >n. Chairman of Committee breaking away con- I hrrebv warn all persons not to trust o'clock p. Commercial William H, Oilman of an ex- for Cresceus, He formerly saw Geo. H. Griffen, tion, business that lic Portland, Maine. Bath, of der Marshal Small. who have with her, tion of officers and any other Buildings, to his nose ahead Arion, her or mv children, gone The is reserved to any or all bids 60 died Boy,tried put as offioer and was may regularly come before it. right reject marshal, aged about years, fin siderable service police on my account. should it be deemed for the interest of the city not succeed. It was a great R0BERr SHACKF0RD. W. P. CHASE, Secretary. at Small Point this after- ind did number of years constable, before 509 CONGRESS ST. so to do. sept22diw Tefysuddenly Doy “lso for a 24, 1900. sepc4U«v* Sopt. 25th, 1900. sep26dftc* for three horses, Grattan Gornain, Sept. ^ Do°b) probably of heart failure He was [Bh that office was abolished. after £ Cresceus. ero ^own there visiting some relatives. raving spurted at the same time does not supply the was pledging him that the Filipinos SHSCKLX.ANK.DUS. FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. f AMUSJffiMJfiNTS. should have ..■I.—....—- TI-IE PRESS. strong points of the popular plan of selec- Independent government? Uould he not detect the im- = THE = a certain amount of du- president's tion, for there is posture? FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1900. ress in t.v-Vs petition method which is ab- Could he not see that it was not in the sent from tiie popular plan or is so small president’s power to pledge anything of the kind? The treaty under dlsoussion MUSIC TKKAlSi an element in it as to be unappreoiable. MAINE ceded the Philippine Islands to the Unit- I Jasco National Bank EESTIVAL, DAILY PRESS— If all the bars of this state would set ed States absolwtely, and the ratification .OF. the end of of By the year, $0 In advance or $7 at. their faces against appointment by peti- the instrument would mean the taking on of this Ihe year. tion we believe a very valuable reform sovereignty by if government. PORTLAND, MAINE. Oct. 4th, 5th & 6th. Could not Mr. Wellington see that when Portland, By the month. 60 cents. would have been about. There brought that had been accomplished the presi- need be no fear that the taking away of dent’s authority there, as here, would 1824. Conductor. delivered at these rates be Incorporated w. R. CHAPMAN, The DAILY PRESS is this source of information—frequently of limited to the execution of the laws; in all oi that of his own motion he could no more every morning to subscribers parts misinformation—will do harm. With South Port- the Islands CAPITAL AND HVUPLU9 Portland, and in Westbrook and give Philippine independent this gone other sources, far more accu- government than of Alaska? land. the.territory of 1000 Maine rate and will be and Could he notwB8e that the whole Chorus Voices, Symyhony.Orchestra. — trustworthy, sought matter MAINE STATE PRESS (Weekly) would found. rest with Congress? And as a SOLOISTS: :u advance, or $1.25 at the readily WORLD RENOWNED By the year, $1 member of the upper house of that said on this body end of the year. What we have was he not willing to make his fight there ONE MILLION For six monilis, 60 cents; for tnree months, subject is not to be con- for such a final disposition of the archi- Blauvelt, Schumann Heink, Campanari, Ffrangcon-Davies, Burmaister, 26 cents strued as applying to any particular pelago as seemed best in his eyes? Mr. Wellington's story lacks all the locality or any particular individual. Katharine Ricker, Alice E. Ellsworth Giles whose are not delivered eiemente of probability. It discredits him DOLLARS. Sibyl Sarnmis, Sovereign, Subscribers papers Every locality is addicted to it, and every rather than the He should promptly are requested to notify the office of president. A.KTD OTHERS candidate is we withdraw it from for it he the DAILY PRESS, No. 07 Exchange street constrained, oftentimes, circulation; has no on at Jones & Allcu’s at own real hesitation about assigning the Concert Tickets now sale Crewsoy, Me. have no doubt, against his Single $1.00, Portland president to the role of bunco he Interest Paid on to location. to fall into what has beoomo an steerer, $1.50, $2.00, according wish, certainly ought to hesitate, as a matter custojn. It is a F aiid^Bnrmelster ill Popular I’rogrnmui0 are town established simply pro- of self-respect, and out of reenact to the Thursday evening—Blsuivelt Patrons of the PRESS who leaving i'i.iii: »i:po$ii's. test we as a bad great commonwealth whose commission temporarily may have the addresses of their against what regard in Operatic Selections. he ho’ds to assign himsqlf to the role of Friday afternoon—Campanari as often as may desire by which has grown up gradually papers changed they custom, ’’jay.” in Oerman Opera Arias. notifying the office and for which no man or sot of men Is Friday ovoning—Scliainann-Heiuli and Maine Soloists. responsible. PERSONAL AND PECULIAR. l ETTERS OF CREDIT AND IN- Saturday afternoon—Orchestral Programme B. Uuoklly as"! regards the choice of a suc- Saturday ovouiug—Oratorio of Elijah] with 1 frangcon-Davle. uud Presidential Election, Tues., Nov. cessor Haskell rival TERNATIONAL tq Judge petitions A Washington woman who had insti- CHEQUES special cast. are not to an part. at the Auditorium likely play important tuted proceedings against her husband Secure your seats at once and avoid the rush entrance. Portland will with •op27dtt REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. practical unanimity, and been successful, now comes before FOR SALE. it a candidate, appears, present single the court, declaring that she cannot ruu Correspondence solicited from lnen false his llauk 28-*BIntii»ee ity, we are Informed, the Cumberland bar Two Nights, CoiiiniCHGiiig Friday, »<*|»t. Saturday. William anyway. McKinley will request the appointment of Judge TUI', I51CS SCliNIG PltOIMJCTlON, The Houston Post says that a strange iTEPHEM li SMALL. Presldonl Of Ohio. Peabody, now of the Probate Court. Ills feature of the Ualveston calamity is the MARSHALL R. GODING. Cashier. OF COON HOLLOW. is candidates Trust Co..! febTdtt A ROMANCE iitness admitted. If Portland appear absolute dlsappearanoj of the natural Ar isM inemdl 1: t!:e ay >r.to So^br Hie 8 ar, the LUtlo be Produoed with a Company of 20 Klecirtc in other parts.pt the state it will not ....AMD.... 1CV ANt>. For Vice President, scavenger of the country—the buzzard- Mattery, because of any distrust of New Seuvy. The Carolina Quartette. A Troup of Mack Judge Peabody when he Is most needed. Not one Complete Scenery by just and \Vluj( Oaikeet a and Singer*. K\« Jibing l»lg but the Price. where, but simply beoause of claims is to be seen i any anywhere, though it would PHICKH—Kveiling, 15, 25, 35, 50®. Matin* •. 15, <3c. Theodore Roosevelt of locality, and it is on this point alone be natural to suppose that the bodies of so many dead animals and human beings BONDS. Monday and Tuesday, Oct. I-*—Special Melline Tuesday Afternoon. Of New York. that Judge Peabody will fail, if he does would attraot thousands of buzzards We to sale:— Extraordinary—The Great iNew York Scenic Men Drama, entitled fall of appointment. Unquestionably Sale offer, subject Engagement trom distant parts. Vaults, Deposit 4's due 1923-1928. Washington LAMPS. the locality argument is ontitled to some A little calculation shows that, the County (Maine) UNDER THE CITY City of Portland 4’s due 1902-1912. In- lSv Leander Richardson. A car load of special scenery, including the Dewey Arch at Madi«m weight, other things being equal. of Trance who were the 1 37 and 89 St. City of south Portland 4’a due 1903. Great Pulton mayors given Exchange Sauare N Y the Lmlv Church Around the Corner; ttte K.rry scene; Jim FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Town of Elizabeth 4’s due 1901 to 1904. deed it is almost absolutely neoessary monster in Paris did Cape Corbeti’s Ch.fe;'the N Y. Sate Deposit \ a ilts; the Casluo ltoof Garden illiyn nt.cd. banquet oertainly City of Augusta 4’s due 1919. 25c. At O. Smith of skowhegan; of our shall reside in g i5, 25, 3i, Boc. Matinee, 15. Largo—Joseph that some judges not There were ^SJ.000 of them City of Belfast 4’s due 19:8. Prices—Eva^i George l’. tVescott of Portland. go “dry.” to to 1 Town of Yarmouth 3 1-2’s due 1902 to 1900. First List.-Charles F. Libbv of Portland. the large centres of business attend but the items on the list Capital Stock, $200,000 principal wine City of Cincinnati (Ohio) 5’s due 1910-1930. Second List.—.James W. Wakefield of Bath. what may be termed, perhaps, the emer- were 33,000 quarts of claret and 0000 City of Urbana (Ohio) 4 1-2's due 1906. Third List.—Fred Atwood, Wint.erport. Surplus and Profits, 175,000 business of the such as in- quarts of champagne. If there were no Lucas County (Ohio) 4 l-2's due 1904. Fourth Dlst.—Aim on H. Fogg, lioulton. gency courts, Lcmirei aa U “teetotalers” must foial Portland Waier Co. 4’s due 1927. Manager®, action 1b neoes- present everybody Deposits, 1,800,000 JEFFERSON THEATRE, where Co First --—- junctions, prompt have had a if there were Watertcwn (Mass.) Water Supply at 8.15. good time; 6’s due 1905. Farming answer to Gov- sary to prevent serious infractions of Im- “teetotalers” the rest must have Mortgage The Colorado Bryanltes’ present Framingham (Mass.) Water Co. First Mort- Tonight and Tomorrow Ulalinee ami Might. .t'orsianu is had an time. Grade Uonds for Is a shower porcant ngnts anu interests, especially good Specialties:—Hlsrli gage 4 1-2’s due 1«25. ernor Boosevelt’s arguments B o lurs’ Gleeful Pient lid*. Twn Trinra nmnator 1 \ nnrc nro tn Portland & Elizabeth First iroaclbJis. the largest city In the state, its popula- Investment. Interest Paid on Deposits. Cape Ky. Mortgage of stones and rotten eggs. 5’s i(R'-sumed by Portland R. It. Co.) due 1915. be built the Left Home. tion Is more than double that of any by North German Lloyd com- Medfleld & Medway (Mass.) St. Ity. First wny smitn Geo. H. BroadUu author o ‘VYoat U The Democrats have begun to shout other, and it Is the city in and around pany One is to be of 15,000 tons and Mortgage 5’9 due 1920. The fu cess of Three Conti ientv By C, ppamdto WN. G. DAVIS. Prut. Grand Rapids Ity. Co. First Mortgage 5’s due J01 “The House That Jl'K itunt," e.c. fraud in New York. That Is about equiv- business in- and tho other Is to J AS. P. Vice Prest. -Ac. whioh the most important 83,000 horse-nower, BAITEit, 1916. Seat* u< vr ou stle. Regular prices—$1.00, 75. 5o, alent to *he UAKKV BUTLEH, Trea*. Toronto. Hamilton & Buffalo First Mort- throwing up sponge. terests centre. There ought always to be wrest the palm from the Deutschland, Trea*. Ry. JOSHUA C. LIBBY, As*t. gage 4’s due 1946. One Night—Monday, Oct. 1st. a on call in this vicinity. But that being of 19,500 tons and 89,‘JOO horse- TRUSTEES. Denver Uiy Tramway Co. First Mortgage 5’s The of Prince Tuan as judge Scenic Kovival of Frank B appointment due 1919. Graud Mayo’e is unless there is more than power. This second leviathan will be Uni. G. Franklin H. Barrett, secretary to the Chinese impossible Davti, Erie & Co. Collateral grand Emperor, named after the Nor In*. P. Baxter, Sidney W. Tliaxtrr, Telegraph Telephone one here. It has been the custom present emperor. Trust 3’s due 1026. DAVY CROCKETT, which now seems to be confirmed, is not judge Is the Ham line to be Win. W. Brown, Cl»a«. F. Libby, burg-American Niagara Falfs Power Co. First Mortgage 6’s noted Calforola actor, MR. FRANK CLEAVES a< Crockett. supported for a long time to have two judges in Walter G. Davli, A. H. Walker, with the bytheyoanj an encouraging symptom. It showB outdone, but has met this announcement due 1932. HELEN UaY. and E. M. Gardner’s New York Davy Croikeu Co. Cha*. O. Bancroft, Geo. P. Kvan», and beautiful this or Immediate and there of Its rival with the that It will 1 on sale. Price♦ 2%o. that the faction that Instigated the up- city vicinity, reply Frederick Koblr, Clinton L. Baxter, Fartitulnrs upon application | corres- Seats now 75.50, 3", is now more reason for it than have built In England a steamer larger Butler. solicited. \N Oct. 3—MOKKISON’S FAFST. Is the ever, David W. Snow, Harry pondence Next Attraction rdneaday, rising against foreigners still in even than the the since the is and its Oceanlo, largest ship saddle, and will probably dominate the city rapidly growing in the world. This last steamer to be jlvlJKltf___ are in with Evi- interests increasing importance projected will be 750 feet long and will negotiations iorelgn powers. AUCTIOX SALIS1 and There are now carry 12,000 tons of cargo and 2,000 passen- dently China is not very penitent yet. variety every day. Underwood Spring three judges in the eastern part of the gers. The last ofilolal 141 SWAN&BARRETT, f7~oT bailey & two of them in the little of report gives public Monday. Sent. 24. the ZilpUa CO. Mr, the Democratic can- state, city Beginning Stanchlleld, schools in Hawaii 344 ISO JTli«in at Brown, »a4 -inUh: ARMSTRONG S IDEA OF Nine nationalities are Wellesley GENERALi strong. tabulated, spbmdid academy bu ldins mil -.vmaadum. hostile to their so he can’t and the from corners of the organizations; stragglers all l ath, steam beared and up to .late fa re- A CREED. Anusance* that, having re-tahen the every get much attention from them. Coler world are placed under the heading, investments! siteci: Slur levant ilomt the lineal girls' .'<*■»• I “other with MlH Vlelcher, In Its lory to !*«» Kngtiiud. steam (test, i>sth» oa could have talked about honest adminis- (From a Sermon by C. H. Parkhurst, foreigners rn Irt ronrtr every floor, electric lights, etc.: board, room, D. D Z Pinion W. Hanauer, Amerioan vloe- and form, she tration, at least, but Stanohfleld is es- ) WE OFFER broadened developed hear aim 1 gilts in this dormitory $XW per the left the late Gen- consnl at Frankfort, says that tomatoes week, catalogue free. Ail drees his to Croker from Among papers by COPvAT.^i Q will open her studio at topped by obligation ,_| vv. K. MAKUKNT, Prlw. eral Armstrong, Principal of Hampton are from 6 to 14 cents a pound In Ger- dealing with that It will be a Hrbroa. M«. topio. Institute, one written by Virglnla®wns many, und cantaloupes bring from 60 Kail Term TnNdsy, great relief to him when the canvass Is him on New Tear's jKve, 181)0, prepared Opm Neplratbcr cents to 91.60 each. He asks: don’t No. 16 DEERINC ST. 11.19M. j.'.lWJrn over. • with evident suspicion that he was come “Why THF. RAGHLAN OVERCOAT Municipal Bonds, nearly to the tsrm of his earthly service, we export fresh vegetables to Europe? will be very popular for FALL and V^IS- TI1K VACANT JUDURSIIIP. and containing certain expressions that The of our Atlantlo states for classes and private pnplla Septem- growers TER wevr. it may be made with ths same made the paper a very precious legacy to should form an Water Works export association, which, effect In front as a Chesterfield. Bonds, ber Both. sepl7d3w Of course the first consideration In se- all who revered and loved him. The Gen- being very if it will tend out men of mercantile full in the back, or cut long and with a wide Wilson's a successor to Haskell Is eral was distinctly a man of uifulrs can collar take tho form of a storm coat. We Academy lecting Judge ability who speak German and WORTH in and never > have a of OVERCOATS and MISS NELLIE BEARDS to get a man who Is thoroughly abounding sentiment, yet Krvnch would find th European conti- great variety Railroad qualified we feel sure can se« that will Bonds, sentimental; so that his utterances, nent, as well as an excellent you something to fill th) Beside of this all other England, Our that 188 Ikimforth 8f„ plaoe. whether regarding the things of this life market for tbelr No plea«e you. reputation guarantee* produce. country ihe Fi Si 1SI1KD A KTH'LK will come up to considerations are secondary and of or of the life to come never to- could with us DATING AND OEPOifTMENT, required compete in the expoit of customers’ fullest expectations In both fit and PIANO. be with discount. Bank Stock. Teacher of comparatively little importance. As a accepted agricultural and industrial 'products, style. .III) CoiiiireekSI. In the memoranda thus there Inference—Harvey .3. Murray. seplldtf rule this precedence has been prepared wore we to adopt the mercantile me thods recognized, ocour a that it good many expressions of European traders. Eloesnss, Oratory, fLISSE4s though there have been appointments In wculd be to oommont onuoni nc pleasant upon. For OlflUUL Ul Art. Training for all. which the locality argument has counted instance, there is one that has a very REUBEN K. Mind, Body, Voice. LADIES AND OENTLEMEN.-Moo- TALKING AT CONCEKTS. DYER, and c- for more than it ought to. Maine has special slgnllioance communicated to it EVDDCOCIOU Classes for all needs. day Thursday evening*, nimemtaf by the discussions that are just now be- Morohaut Tailor. tArFlLOjIdn. Open Oct. 10 Dramatic October sth. Terms for twelve iesjoni: always prided herself upon the Vo the Editor of the Pres*: courses 93. Out of standing ing maintained in our Communion. He 375 FORE ST., near foot of Excbauge St t-ept. lientdemen *.*> <>0; l.adles ft (O can 1.28 hours a week, and influence of her Supreme Court, and is of the grounds of his sufferers at concerts will be town student, take MISSES and MASTER*, YOCNULA- speaking relig- Many glad sept22dtf M. & Co. work for H. teacher. Kvemug .special Saturdays. the are ious confidence and and “1 Payson DIES and UENTLEMEN.-lhumbys, people exceedingly solicitous hopes, says: to have the nuisance of while or write. or list of talking, classes. Call Catalogue Oc- trust God's mercy. The shorter one’s Hooks. N.8. CT BItV. Oh. !>.. from 4.80 to 0 Ou p m oonimeoctag that the standurd shall be kept up. It music Is sounding, receive a One 32 EXCHANGE ST. creed the better. ‘Simply to Thy Cross quietus. tebcdtf l’icree Hall. tolvr 11. No pupils ad mitt >d to this clsai Is we unfortunate, think, that it has I cling’ is enough for mo.’’ If the test of your correspondents has called atten- sepl3d3w* < wpley Sq.. Boston, Mas*. under 11 roar* of aue. grown to be customary to circulate of a creed is In the character it produces, tion to this evil and besought reform. Mi STKllS anil MISSES.--Saturday*, the fact that General beoame com mend og October 13tb, beginners, petitions for appointment to the bench. Armstrong 1 am asked to add a word. 1 gladly do the illustrious Christian and Apostle from a 80 to 4 IX) p. m. Advanced popUs, The praotlce has a tendency to make so. 1 am sure I represent a host who that he did on a creed of six words, The iruiii i.«ai uj f p. in. the ! CLAViER length of one's petition one of the suggests that there is no necessary con talk in private. To the splendid Festival Virgil TUITION —One pupil, twenty-foor xaV/UUJL n-ULiUl neotlon between a man’s Christian char- twelve 14 00. Two ULltfli L lIJltlH UI1U chorus, let us add another. Let It be /»> lessons, fs no, lessen*, acter and the area In feet and inches that ® Do Not Be Persuaded from tb« aatuf 115.00, ohlef one—In the selection. This would The Chorus of Condemnation. It will TVTercantile Trust no-. puplla family, can be covered by a statement of his dog- twelve lessons, >*.00. lhn» pupils from do no great harm perhaps If a signature have a work to do in condemn In matic oonvictlon, and that a single es- large g to SCHOOL, the aamt> lamliy, f JJ.0U, twelve lemons, to a to purchase a range be- to 0Ct!3 petition always represented oorreotly sential believed in, in the Intelligent and talkers and whisperers at the festival. Or I'OHTLAM). fill 000 the passionate way in which be- Baxter signer’s opinions, but notoriously this Armstrong It will be a very large ohorus, for, for- to fore you see the to Building, lieved in salvation by the Cross of Christ, Is frequently not the ease. Oftentimes the sinners who talk and whis- denotes more for practical efforts in char- tunately, for Caller* and F.nroll- It Opens represents nothing more than the acter and service than a whole library of per are a small minority. But they are This ■m-nt of l*ug>tl». FRENCH and GERMAN. signer's inability to say no. The candi- doctrinal opinion or a whole menagerie much In evidence and very annoying. Company takes pleasure Of date who first makes his of dogmatic curiosities kept up at the im- course, In the joy of listening to the ATLANTIC appearance, pro- in announcing ili:«t it is now Mlts Fannie K. Waterman wK! be pulse of traditional or lov eiy or stirring music ot the ! X 2tll. coming vided he is conservatism, T ie one I Sept, meet at No. 214 Hracitett St.. any fairly competent, generally scholastic will itself in range that ***■*• oplnlonatlvoness. fastlval, feeling express to to located la its new hanking tr notion in Freuen and German. Mi» in the of the words or a brief sentence. Even Office hours 10 to 12 a. id. and 3 to & gathers great majority single never that man is a teacher ot experience, lm* WELLINGTON IN MICHIGAN. disappoints, rooms situated in Hie lawyers, whose opinions in this matter these might be suppressed But they to to Boyd p. m. three years in Korops, durtnr the pert are excusable. Let us appeal then, for carries out Lessons resinned 17th. yeirs at I/*lp le University and are supposed to be (Washington Star.) always every at Hie corner of Middle Sept. *>>®ak*, especially valuable, desistence from conversation, and whis- (ft /ft Block, languages tlueutly. sepesste* The press despatches contained the fol- claim while another candidate who has not quite pering when the music sounds. Let us made for it. >Ve and lowing from Grand Kapids, Michigan:— i^ft to Exchange Sis. With its im- so muoh he be hope that gooi breeding will be mani- “hustle,’’ though may “Ken. Wellington spoke for an hour and want you to know all The Kinder Class fested at the oonoerts. Once when Theo- to proved and commodious quart- superior in all the traits that are needed a hair in the auditorium tonight, hold- dore Thomas gave a conoert In about these will 22nd at 10 o’clock a. ni. on the is in the ing an audience of 5000 intaot until he Washing ranges. ers the w'ill endeavor begin Sept MISS MOODY’S bench, put embarrassing ton, he suddenly stopped his orchestra. fft /ft Company finished. His address was devoted to •40 9C.OO. position of being to the he said—“We Our retail to its LEMOI8, —8KLKCT SCHOOL OF- opposed, indirectly, Imperialism and the war in South Africa. Turning audience, department /ft furnish customers every will the music so as not to disturb to IRAKK L by the majority of the legal profess- He deolared that McKinley ,;hadj3olemnly stop has U4M4IV the conversation’8 He had no need to 37 Congress Kr„ Itoom 27. HENRY BLANCHARD,* interviews are the responsibility which the constitu- of Baltimore was present at the White cordially fnvifed. sep2&dtr tion places upon him, and wliloh House when the president and Mr, Well- JAMES A. BAIN, ington discussed the Paris and Harry A. Fowler has been appointed ought to remain upon him. treaty, Teacher of Piano and Orgtn. this olHoial, in a public interview, llatly of Maine, The selection of our postmaster Lagrange, those who desire a con- judges was devolved denied Mr. Wellington’s statement. Beginners given a thorough fonndatlon‘^n( GEORGE of muslo. ahd the LIBBY the riidimou!s the because it When Mr. A7 upon governor was believed Wellington explained that he servative P*tr®“??!on investment in the advanced solicited. Bsi’ Air. Welling- ing’’ writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who to olTor, yiolding from 4 to that would insure care and caution. 1 INQUIRE OF great ton without a witness to bo heard on attended her that fearful night, but Bho 4}tf per cent. EVERY WOMAN The petition abates some of this either side, and it is in that shape to- for Hr. New • begged King’s Discovery, N^ties 'WILL F. Sometimes ncw|* .JV.inn responsibility. If an appointment turns day. which had more than onoe saved her life, inquiries invited, LIBBY, monthly regulating XBtW* in repeating this charge Mr. Welling- and cured her or consumption. After — WITH out badly ths appointing power can | DR. PEAL'S ton understands that the president will taking, she slept all night. Further use screen Itself A behind the long list of dis- enter Into no controversy with him on entirely cured her.” This marvellous CRE8SEV, JONES ALLEN,. the But need PILLS, tinguished names. Thus the petition subjeot. the president do medicine is guaranteed to cure all Throat Portland, Maine. j PENNYROYAL so? Is not Mr. out of Chest and Diseases. praotioe enervates our of Wellington put Lung Only f>0o and Are prompt, oaf* nnd plan appoint- court hts own statement 6f the case? R.ildr.w, No. IS Brrsnt never certartjn by 11.00. Trial bottles free at II P. 8. St., fne IW IvaTsl disappoint. O. ment by the and Where were 1 Madfctoe Go.* CtovelAB«* dividing responsibility, his wits when tho president Uoold’s drug store, 677 Congress Street. Wo.itlonlt, Slain*. .<>x port! S 1‘ortisnd. Me., AJM*** Poft'and. sspvleodltu* u H. GUPPY & CO.. SHERIFF-ELECT

All Kinds of Demands Upon Rev. Pearson.

Telephone Installed at Gospel Mis- sion Rooms.

To Accomodate the Eager Public. i -——WP-«—— u I Don’t be discouraged— "" """ I OOPT«ia«r KM *» THE PROCTER A QAMEll CO. CINCINNATI '"‘l There’s no reason why A LESSON IN VALUES. you should have to wear Great Call For Mr. Pearson’s misfit, uncomfortable Un- OLLAR for dollar, pound for derwear. pound, there is Services as Orator. more in Ivory Soap than in any household We can fit you; we have It is to all sizes on either the soap. easy find a cheap soap; but to find white or the grey in nryed- purity and low price in a single soap iun) weight Underwear, asy. They combine in Lively scenes continue to be the rule Ivory Soap. You at the Mission to suit all kinds • □ Gospel hall and Sheriff- of figures. I can afford to use it in elect the laundry; you can not Pearson holds receptions to his friends every day at his are all in on I afford not to use it elsewhere. It is headquarters. THE NEW F&LL SUITS stock and sale. vegetable-oil There has been a great demand on his I in the form in attention and a few it was FRANK M. LOW &. we are now or soap, cheapest which it can be pro- days ago CO., No formal opening will be announced but ready any time found necessary to install a telephone Men’s cured. You pay for a at Outfitters, nothing fancy box, wrapper the headquarters. The ’phone Is kept to show all the new styles. We can very likely please you from our or perfume. It is all in the soap! It floats. busy throughout the day not only by peo- MOariJMEUTT SQUARE. ple In the and but also with if we are city suburbs, sep28-lt stock as it is larger and better than usual, but not, prepared to those from far distant points. K “I have received 69 invitations to make make to order any style desired. speeches,” said the sheriff-elect yester- MUSIC AND DRAMA. Leander Klchardson ever turned out. day afternoon. “These invitations come The center suit in the cut above is of Brown Camels Hair with It is certainly the best melodrama he from places as far off as Geneva, N. Y., has ever written. The management to the little town of Kichmond in our white vest and brown velvet belt and $38.00. The WHY SMITH trimmings—price LEFT HOME. a own Excursion promises perfect production and a com- state.” ThlB evening Mr. Pearson Sunday “Why Smith Left Home” is one of petent company at the Portland theatre will speak at a of blue The Sagadahoc county rally — is to — Blouse Suit at the right navy broadcloth—price $20.00. the cleverest farces upon the stage today. next Monday and Tuesday evenings,with which is to be held at Kichmond. Great It involves no shady characters in Its special matinee on Tuesday. preparations have been made for the Double Breasted Close Fitting Suit at the left is a style we show in sev- dramatic personnel. It Includes no in- NOTES. rally and an immense crowd of people Into is cursions questionable llats or hotels The expected. On the evening of October FABYANS eral cloths and One in cheviot in black, blue and brown New York Dramatic Mirror says: grades. pebble off color. The characterization Is excel- It Is impossible to whether The liose 11th, Mr. Pearson and.his oo-laborer In 3ay -VIA- lent—one new* type bound to be repro- of PerBia would have succeeded In New the receDt campaign, Ur. McAllister, costs $iy.OO. Better at $20.00 and $22.00, and all silk lined York had a of real worth been grades duced time aud again is the haughty company will go to Gardiner and speak in the brought over to sing and aot It or had eook who in the uame of “La- J house at that Ur. McAllister rejoices it bei n intrusted to American artists. opera olty. Maine Central R. R. $2? .00. ” vlnla, is a Holland dame and secretary ! But the facta are that the Imported com- returns from his vacation In about ten fell of the Ladies’ Cook Union. A demure pany below the standard and that days. He will speak at a meeting to be Come in and let us show you the Suits. the pleoe Is such a failure that It Is to be French and i held at the Mission some maid, pretty knowledgeous, withdrawn forthwith. Gospel evening NEXT SUNDAY. ; next month on tax Isa bit out of the ordinary, and Count Sweet Anne Page has been selected as thejsingle question. Guggenheim who rails in love with a j the title for the new comic opera In which Two ladies from Springvale came to Lulu Glaser will make her debut as a woman he sees on tHe street, is quite as j the city yesterday to see Mr. Pearson and FALL FURS. star this season under the management as the in endeavor to have him vl6lt that town wise chap ’’Princess Aline,:: of Frank Martinoau. The book is by I ! who chases a photograph around the Edgar Smith and Louise Lange, and the some time in the near future to deliver a Small Neck of fur in the of scarfs, stoles and boas will The I music by W. H. Meidlinger. The ln- address. said that $1.50 pieces shape world. husband, “John Smith,” 1 temperance They they splratlou of the opera has been drawn who leaves Is a in ; had been to have the meeting llually home. novelty trom planning even We are a i The Merry Wives of Windsor, as THE ROUND TRIP. be much worn this season quite early, displaying good a for he is the central the held on a Sunday evening and desired way, figure, yel I title wouid seem to indicate. The action occurs In In 1G88 and much that Mr. Pearson should is not the husband In the regular fare* England very Train leaves Portland 9.30 a m. Dinner at of these now, in the better furs, such as Mink, Fox, deals with the of William of he should Mf. Pleasant or selection especially who goeB oS on a lark, and then repenti j landing speak. Mr. Pearson replied that Crawfords, House, Fabyaus i and the events of that Twin Mountain. Train arrives Portland on re- Orange period. like to accommodate the but that in three acts; In fait, this husband i£ ladles, turn at 5.25 m. ; The opera takes its title from the faot p. Marten, Bear and Raccoon. good and loves his wife. that Its leading character enaots the part he had long since made It his rule not GEO. F. EVANS, F. E. BOOTHBY, Lynx, : of Sweet Anne in a of from Portland on V, P. & G. M. G. P. & T. A, “Why Smith Left Homo” will bo pro Page, troupe to go away Sunday see new furs too. players. sep27d3t Come in and the sented at the Jefferson and to strolling except on very special occasions. He tonight Teresa filaxweil, who underwent a sur- ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦* ♦♦ said that fe) had decided to speak at Bld- morrow, matinee and night. gical operation last week, is rapidly re- covering. deford thn coming Sunday evening as LEWIS MUHR1S0N:S “FAUST.” Mary Anderson de Navarro sang on that meeting was In the interests of the OPENING OF FALL GARMENTS. 15 at a concert In the town That it pays to keep faith with the pub Sept. hail, olty mission at that place. The ladies Evesham, England, In aid of the little 11c is shown by the tremendous succeei then said that would select their and Children’s Cloaks will be and on sale church that she attends at Broadway, they Next week, beginning Monday, all the new Jackets, Capes open which has attended Lewis Mor IA always Worcestershire. time to suit his. Mr. Pearson assured Good Clock J ♦ -—... M ♦l and will be welcome and we wil John Sousa ana his band made As with the no formal will be announced. Come any day you risen s grand production of “Faust." Philip them that they could go ahead and ar- ♦ ♦ suits, opening their Amerlcan-reappearanoe, alter their Every season since this attraction wat 1 to hold the some time a all care to see. European triumphs, at the Metropolitan range meeting 2 Is great convenience—a poor 1 show you you ot originated, something new in the way House on There was a next month They said that it was to j Opera Sunday. one a \Ve 2 a oorillal great annoyance. effects, electrical, scenio and otherwise, large audience and greeting. be a temperance meeting under the aus- £ Ernestine Schumann llelnk, the prlma have over a thousand clocks 2 has been introduced until the production of a branch of the W. U. T. TJ. of £ we are this season more and handsomer donna, arrived in New York last Friday pices Please bear in mind that showing was to be without the least of and San- presumed on the Kaiser ^Friedrich, from Europe, the two towns Springvale 2 from the best makers in the { tbiDg lacking and without room for the She will mi several concert engagements ford. Woolen and Silk Waists, Tea Gowns and j 0 country. Any kind you want, X dress and storm skirts, Dressing Sacquea Infusion of new Ideas, in short as near during the Autumn and will join the “All right, I will go,” said Mr. Pear- Maurice Grau Opera Company at the perfection as possible. Eow comes the son, “but 1 want you to understand one beginning of Its tour In the West. than ever before. announcement that Morrison's new Joseph Jefferson will begin his Autumn thing in advance. I shall speak on tem- __ “Faust” will be found this season tour of eight weeks at Northampton, perance with prohibition. I am not go- 95c to $1 DO. on Oct. 1. His will in- from first to last with some Mass., repertoire any of the old time j to j changed act, give you clude The lilvals. The Cricket on the ing X We have the of most and effects stories such as the man always largest £ the startling gorgeous Heurth, Hip Van Winkle, and Lend Me namby-pamby x and we are 1 ever attempted in its production. Prom- Five Shillings. kicking his wife out of his .bed, pulling stock, greatly Ada Kehan Is to this ises from this attraction have always going appear out her hair and knocking her teeth x to show you. 2 lu Kester’s Nell pleased BANCROFT. season Paul Gwynne & the of stories have been told BROS. be*n and therefore opportunity out. These sort EASTMAN kept Sweet Nell of Old Drury, [produced for Sep28tllt play. for the last 90 X Clocks Hall, Office, t to view Morrison s new “Faust” once iu London by Julia Neilson. by temperance speakers and ♦ more at the Jefferson next Wednesday, E. H. Sothern was slightly Injured by years. i shall speak on temperance of 1 Store, Dining Room the duel scene of Hamlet Is looked forward to with pleasure. a sword .cut In the kind that elects candidates for sher- Kitchen. at the Garden Theatre last week. He X iff.” | DAVY CROCKETT. missed no performances, however. X Our Alarm Clocks from $ Charles H. now said to be The ladies replied that this would suit Acres'* and “The Old Hoyt, again As “Shore a new t0 are ♦ in perfect health, is at work upon them to a T and bade the coming sheriff ♦ 95C $5.00 waking T, F. Foss & Homestead’’ tower above all other efforts A Bunch of Blue Sons, to be called piny, good-bye. As soon as they had retired, the town. In representing New England life and Kibbons. up a state who has The new melodrama that Seynxour an official of institution, Complete Housefuriiishers, will never grow old, so “Davy Crockett’’ Hicks and V. G. Latham have written been a friend of Mr, Pearson for many alone In stands pre-eminently depicting tor Jacob Lltt has been christened [Home on years, called to offer congratulations PORTLAND, MAINE. a Lltt will it phone of frontier life. from the Wars. Mr. produce “Iam he the result of the election. glad Mr. Frank who “Davy this season, though In what theatre ^ Cleaves, plays ^ said the has not decided. Prior to its American of the result as you know,” actor of Crockett,’’ Is a Californian note, at the We wisli to call the pi'oductlon the play is to be done friend, “but I am somewhat sorry, after and the supporting cast was selected in London. Lyceum Theatre, all, for your sake as I know that it de- atteatlou of the read- New York and Includes the beauti- The Jeweler, city volves unon you a very grave responsi- | ers of the ful Miss Helen The ANOTHER GRIP FOUND. | i young actress, Ray. at bliity.” J MONUMENT p&ELICATESSEN oompony will visit this city, playing Mr. SQ. | “Well,If that is the case,“answered £ sept 20dtf + 3f»:e*jessss the Jefferson next Monday night. to Have Alio Been Taken By In his usual manner, 1*4 »#♦♦♦*♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Thought Pearson vigorous Department. to our due line of ROMANCE OF COON HOLLOW. Veteran to that If the responsibility Bliby. “I want say MARRIAGES. man to whom It 28. One of the most Interesting events of is a grave one I am the TODAY, SEPT. for F. the old soldier be the man who has the theatrloal season Is announced Benjamin Bixby, should consigned, In this city, Sept. 2G, by Rev. Dr. Jenkins, result for the last of Boston ana Mabel Tolies of Portland theatre two nights, beginning who was arrested Wednesday charged been preaohing for this Frank B. Hare HOT CLAM'CHOWDER, Manchester, >H. l Rf* several was not and who will now have the for I Friday, Saptumbor 118, Saturday matinee, with stealing grips, SJ8 years At Bar Harbor, Sept. 23. Ivory B. Parritt of a full quart, law. And it will be Miss Florence L. Gutlirie ot Bar in Callahan’s big production “A Ro- before the municipal court yester- chance to test the Steuben and placed Harbor. same The made more let me tell you. What- how such a dinner can mance of Coon Hollow,’’ with the day morning. police tested, too, In Calais. Sept 23. James M. Bovard and Read this menu and you will wonder COUCHES. It has the G. McGlinchev. and effeots used during Its tri- investigations and found another grip ever the law may be authority Miss Mattie •conery In Milltown, Sept. 22, Frank G. Noble and We make Couches to street to have been taken by the aiiS In this city where be sold for 20c. umphant season nt the Fourteenth w hich is believed to close places Miss Annie Lawless. a musical folio sold under licenses of order and cover theatre, New York. All or the scenery Bixby. They also found liquor is being your Mercedes White. This States. As I have often said and effeots are carried, and besides a belonging to JMiss the United OEAT hs. them with goods that be en- In- had been left at Bond's harness I don't claim that rum selling will nENU. ■trong company, the organization folio DINNER you may select. We Mr. Bond saw a but I do say that it will In this Sept. 27, William C. Nelson, aged cludes the Coon Hollow serenaders, a shop on Fore street. tirely stopped, city, at his and and that the law will be 44 years. Fresh Salmon. Green Peas, ) make a very good and dancers, man leaving the folio shop be diminished N otice of funeral hereafter. Boiled troupe of oolorod singers f V- Am|u 2f)C it was left by a man so that It will be impossible to In this city. Sept. 27. Irenea M., wife of Levi and Boiled Potatoes, J Couch for and unequalled. remembered that enforced Mashed boys girls, absolutely Miller, aged 3u years, Sjmonths, 20 days. oi a of ale in this oounty. Tomatoes. PORTION. electric and calcium displays are answering to the description Bixby. obtain draught [Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Fresh ) PER Unique I 1139 street. Will be arraigned in The of the whole world, realize, her late residence, Congress •Iso features, but the play depends Bixby probably eyes Frank L. aged at this morning s two In this city, Sept. 20, Cheuery, we are the municipal court are to be on me In the next years. for fried cunners is such that rather on vigorous plot and well por- 51 years. The increasing demand session. An honest man is going to rFuneral services Friday at 2 p. m. at the its __ One characters true to nature than thing: M. Clieuery. 81 Emery street. on our list of specialties. trnyod can residence of Willis to them today’s $8.00. to enforce this law. You depend ^ compelled put scenic features. try PERSONAL. funeral of Mrs. Catherine Glynn will on I The 2C EACH. Olliers up to $65. from her late residence, 19 Beaeli CUNNERS—FRIED—CUNNERS, UNDER THE CITY LAMPS. that.”_ take place sep28-lt A.Leighton of Ban- street, this morning at 8.30 o’clock. has the repu- Mr.and Mrs.George high mass at St. Dominic s church “Under the City Lamps," Mrs. WOODFORDS. [Requiem Mrs. M. A. Bryant and Capt. at 8 o’clock. tation that makes any lengthy Introduc- gor, of Newport are guests PEUULIAK DEATH IN N. H. With Its In- Ueorge F. Wilson TO LET. tion of It quite unnecessary. of this fair in boston. Mr. and Mrs. F.S. Fossett city. the the big Laconia, N. H., September 27.—The Its well known charac- of The Historical Pageant given by Furnished house 71 State St., teresting story, of Mr. and Tired Mothers Merchants four These are relatives church last eve- The first triennial fair of the authorities of the town of Belmont, lO furnace, laun- Its realistic pictures of New \ ork persons Woodfords TJniversalist rooms, bath, ters, here at this time to the I1 assisted local with or and come an and answer company miles from this city, by furnished, boat Mrs. Fossett one of and most who want easy quick and Manufcturers’ Exposition dry, nicely life and It3 sensational ferry ning, was the] prettiest sha)l we have for Din- de- great of Mr. Fos- daily ciuostiou, “What in a case without rent low to bo assist in the oelebration entertainments that Breakfast?” should at the Mechanics’ building men, are investigating mysterious piano; scene, It has goers for many successful church ner or for Supper, or for opens F. pleased play on Saturday after- Gtobe. and will continue four this About liv sirable party. GEO. JFKK.I1VS, sett’s 50th birthday In Portland. The take the Boston Daily aud Sunday Bo3ton, Monday which developed morning. ■easons. There are hard hearted persons has ever been produced a in- Middle near Monument Peaks isl- Every day The Globe publishes simple, week Fanioulli’s of *270 St., at Trefethen’s landing, over the (Jod- weeks. The opening o’clock the body George Hurlburt, lw* who declare that it Is the only good play noon was presided by expensive and nice bill of fare for a breakfast, Square. pageant This is band of New York will who lived in what is locally _sep28 vnd. before her the a dinner and a 3upper. specially pre- 71st Regiment farmer, ess of Fame and passed economi- Thomas and an skilled and and was and Mrs. George P. of history uared by experienced, be in attendance, followed by Sousa known as “the hurricane” district, Mr different characters cal housekeeper. protjeST F. Murdock and choicest from the The attractions of the found in the half a mile from Mr and Mrs. David their claims for the In addition, the recipes Victor Herbert. highway union Job Printer, with ci’.y expe- homes of New England are All-round ? for the presenting skilled cooks of the and varied ana excur- home. The was lying face and commercial Job What Shalt We Have for Dessert Murdock left yesterday The ended fair will be many his body rience, in type display Miss laurel crown. spectacle every day. and any special recipes with all-round country will a few printed all and behind the ear was nressworlt; also familiar where they spend one of the charac- wanted by any woman are readily supplied. sions will be run from points. downward right to This arises in the family every nountains the crowning book for newspaper and Job office work; competent question by queen The Globe is a daily cook one cham- in or 1 Jell-o. In fact, --T— a bullet hole. A revolver with take charge, desires permanent position Let us answer it today. ry ( There were numerous recitations, ot New England. day. of the ters. the housekeepers times flies so No out of city. Perfectly reliable, and references a dessert. 1 re- Ernest G. Knights in The Globe After a man becomes old ber empty was picked up nearby. delicous and healthful humorous character, and the The Housekeepers’ Department as to character and ability. Address J. ‘watchman some of a how to rid of nests, how become given No no from his va- every day tells you get fast that the monthly magazines was found on the body, but Huri- St. Lawrence St, Portland, Me. pined in two minutes. boiling! office returned yesterday in a most creditable flowers and animals, how money M. DYER, 73 and I ,ost were taken to take care ot plants, Globe. water Boston, 1 orts- parts etc. Ordei The dailies.—Atchison ^ remained. baking! sirnplv add boiling was spent in will be re- to do fancy work, etc., etc., burt’s watch < :ation which manner. The performance aud try It. set to cool. Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, home in bouth Globe at one of j our uew3dealers and at his old this evening. Raspberry and Strawberrj'. <»et a Pa°L* r „outh peated i cts. Vaterboro. *ge at your grocers today, 10 customs of China. And in one ohuroh land; Rev. J. M. Long, Harrington; MISCELLANEOUS. M ISC E lil/AWEOHS, MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. AT there was an unfortunate tendency to Rev. A. F. Dunn, D. I)., Watervllle; BAPTISTS YARMOUTH. Rev. S. Drown, ltev. F. J. appeal to the help of the oivll power. But Charleston; Dlcknell, Rockland; Prof. J. M, John* •M OOOOOOOOOOI 300OOOG0QO the Protestant missionaries were not son, Watervllle; Rev. G. D. B. Pepper, open to this oharge. But these condi- Watervllle; Rev. J. D. Graham, Rum- ford Falls; Rev. N. P. D. tions were not responsible for the out Chipman, D., t every nook BARGAIN SALE Damarlscotta; Rev. W. A. Atohley, break. Many of the ruling classes were § of Bath; Rev. C S. McLearn, Bar Harbor; will be warn* if -OF- Closing Anniversary favorable to the missionaries, and around Rev. J. E. Coohrane, Springvale; Presi- Q you liave an each missionary station was established dent N. Butler, Watervllle; Rev. E. A, ft Exercises. Davis, Okltown; Rev. J. K, D. a cirole of respect and love.'i The peer- Wilson, D Portland; Rev. F. M. Preble, Au- less power of the Gospel was ^revealed in burn. in ATLANTIC FURNACE. the work done in China, the cordial It was voted to hold the meeting next 8 spirit of the heathen people before tne year at Bangor. Rev. C. K. Flanders of summer we have rented a No trouble to heat on Q During the past large number of outbreak, and in the loyalty and devo- Blddoford was chosen as the preacher of On Educational Institutions the coldest days. E ianos. These instruments are coming in daily, and we are Reports tion of the missionaries in the face of the annual sermon and Rev. A. T. Ring- IJJ We some room for our Fall sudden death. old of Gardiner as the alternate. Rev. are licating O 0 bliged to dispose of them to make Stock. In The turmoils out of residences Yesterday. of China would work N. T. Dutton of Watervllle presented the finest O 0 rder to do this quickly, we shall offer them at prices that will for the glory of God; the famine in India “The Work In Hand at Rev. in Port’anti with our Present,” O a ssuro immediate sale. was turning thousands to Christianity; Mr. Dutton In the course of his remarks all of them and in the Philippines Divine Providence showed that of the $50,000 asked for ATLANTIC COMBINATION O These pianos are ALL UPRH3HTS, nearly were could not more have indicated his the for the of clearly during past year support Hot Water »»<* Warm Air ^ EW THIS SUMMER and are in every way up to date. All Shown To Be In will, in relation to the work In the Visa- educational had been se- work, $85,000 EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANTED. yan Islands, than It has by the magnifi- cured In pledges and cash. He said that Ventilating Heaters. cent TERMS CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. Good Condition. promise in the Island of Negros $25,000 is still needed to complete the bal- Pure warm air which ^ where a Baptist missionary is at work. ance. Colby college and the several aca- thoroughly ventilate*. U No ono can afford to purchase a Piano until they have seen The speaker dosed with an appeal for demies need increased endowments to en- 1 hese Instruments and get our prices. more liberal contributions for work In able the schools to do the work that MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH OUR HEATING EXPERT, the foreign field. ought to be done. The student body is g > Kev. G. B. of was Address By Dr. Butler ol Ilsley, Bangor, increasing numerically and the modern g chosen member of the Interdenomination- demands require greater endowments for al commission. It la that Mr I STEINERT & SONS Colby in Evening. hoped the firm establishment of these Institu- PORTLAND STOVE FOUNDRY CO. M. CO., Ilsley will beoome pastor of the West- tions of learning. Rev. Mr. Dutton In § § Me. sept2ldtf Foot of ohLOistnut Street 517 Congress St., Tel. 1ID, Portland, brook church. closing urged a greater support and en- ^ ^ ltev. Gowen C. Wilson spoke briolly in couragement of endowments for the o©@© T. C. McUOFLDHIC, Mgr. behalf of the Bible Society. sohools and colleges of the denomination. ©•@0000000000000000000 sepUMlw The seoond of the Anniver At the oonclUBlon of the remarks of Rev. —----- day Baptist SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. --— l sarleu was favored with pleusant weath N.T. Dutton, brief the same An active crusade is proposed against remarks^ulong er, and the attendance was again largo, line as the thought suggested • by the Sunday excursions. The report of the 44444 *44*4444 44444444 •♦♦♦«♦«« 44* The were held In the Congrega address of the afternoon were made meetings oommittee on reform, made on Wednes- by tional church, the audlenos room then Rev. A. R. Crane, Rev. J. K. D. day, recommended a law preventing rail- Wilson, YOU NEEDN’T HESITATE f Prof. W. E. and several j being larger. D., Sargent roads, steamers and eleotrio roads from about ordering ♦ A most Interesting occasion of th» others. reduced rates on The ’s Soal of Hour. If I o; granting Sunday. “Ilenke Purity” you convention this day was the presene ke will Baptists propose to co-operate with other EVENING SESSION. don t I it your grocer give your 4 IMPORTANT j wh< Mrs. C. It. Whittier, of Blddeford, moue back. ♦ denominations and to this end a oommit- '■’ha last session of the conference was !» was when the anniversaries wer< But you will. Everybody does. A present tee on was as fol- held In the at sev- J ; legislation appointed evening, commencing be ~ last held In Yarmouth, seventy years ago Hour that makes cookery which can’t lows: lloraoe Perkins of Wutervllle, H. en o’clock. A praise service conducted In and is at 4 In 1880. She was presented to the audi equalled dainty appcaraoce G. Gooding of Yarmouthville, Charles O. by Rev. Mr. Rouillard of Kennebunk the same time hearty and strengthening T ence by ltev. Dr. A. T. Dunn, and th< Rue Sale. Dunn or Moulton. was held, after whloh the reports on Co 1- and healthful jB cortainly beyond criti- X ollloer, ltev J. K. Wilson, presiding and the academl os cism. T ARRANGEMENTS. by college Baptist __ __ commented felicitously on her long lift were submitted. and service In the denomination. A committee of arrangements for next COMMERCIAL MILLING CO., i Here’s an Invoice of RARE “Rev. H. B. Tilden presented a report j| The attitude of the convention on th< year was appointed: Kev. A. B. Lori- Detroit. Mich* 4 on the condition of Colby college. “The resubmission question, raised on the daj mer, Kev. A, E. Kingsley, Kev. T. J. NOTE.-Other Commercial Mills products are: 4 PERSIANS and other Fine has made a dur- Pastry Flour” 4 Pur Kev. J. M. Rev. A. T. College steady progress “Honkers Royal Htar (Highest. before by the report of Mr. Horace Kamsdell, Long, Flour”. 4 ing the past year. Peaoe, prosperity and Grade); ‘‘Henkel's Fancy Straight we shall lnton, of Watervllle, found expression Dunn, "Henkel’s whole Wheat Flour.” Each brand 4 £ Qualities, that plenty have been enjoyed. The health of the best In its class on the market. Ask your 4 again when Rev. C. E. Owen, of Houl The convention then adjourned for the students Is exceptionally good. For grocer about them. 4 \ offer THIS WEEK ONLY AT ton, addressed the meeting, He had jusl noon after a period of prayer. the lirst time during the year, work In ►♦4444 »»»444»»#4^444444444444444 > received a letter from Houlton announc fAFTERNOON SESSION, ABOUT !i the gymnasium has been required of all \ ing that Judge Emery, who was presid The afternoon and evening sessions of students as a part ot the curriculum. lng there, was Imposing jail sentences or the conference were devoted to the inter- Some have taken'plaoe In the fac- 'i changes TWO CHURCH CONVENTIONS. ■ liquur DO lit?* J-liO V1V1U 66ts of the Maine Baptist Education so- ulty of the college. Toe loss of Dr Pep- a been unusually active in Aroostook anr 11 ; | clety. per is a heavy one for the college. He STANDARD CLOTHING has met with success. The CO., j great count] at All The devotional service commencing at has been connected with the college for Important Gathering Sonia | has been re-electec ? USUAL PRICES. attorney, who just Church Next Month. 5H CONGRESS ST. two o'clock was led by Evangelist R, A. lifty years. It Is hard to estimate his and endorsed, is a Civic Leaguer, and hai 1 Taylor of Hallowell. In the absence of value and satisfaction is expressed that the to inflict sentences. 50 at $9.25. urged judges jail the of the Rev. T. 5 Rugs president association, he Is to continue a resident of Watervllle. The 32nd annual convention ot the Mr, Owen informed the conventlor ... Kamsdell of South who was de- d 25 at ISI700. J. Paris, Prof. Clark W. Chamberlain of the Uni- Unlversallst School Asso- Rugs that this was now being done in Aroos Maine Sunday TAILORING DEPT. tained at home on account of the death of versity of Chicago has entered the facul- at All 20 at $25.00. * a statement which caused mucli ciation will be held the Souls’ Rugs took, his E. of daughter, Rev. A. Kingsley ty during the past year. President But- Ootober 10. gratification to the audience. church In Leering, l£and On CLEAN, REPAIR and PRESS 5 Sizes range from 3x6 to 4x8 feet. Bangor presided. ler continues in popularity and useful- the last of this convention the lath The subjeot again came up during the day The annual address was omitted but ness with the students and all kinds of for address of Kev. Ur. C. H. ol community, annual convention of the Maine Young garments gentlemen * Spalding, A. E. in his re- # will an Rev. Kingsley, opening and Is doing a valuable work for the col- Union will and ladies in n first class manner Every Rug represent exceptional when he said: “I wish every Peoples Christian begin in Boston, of the needs of the cause of marks, spoke lege. During the past year addresses on and at very value for the state in the Union could be as the same church will continue reasonable prices. Goods purchaser. 15 Portland, education In Maine and the mem- J urged religious and ethical subjects have been the gent for us a is soon to be.” A wave of ap- through following day. and returned. Drop Maine, bers of the denomination to rise to the delivered by several speakers of ability, The for the School do plause swept over the audience. programme Sunday postal and we will the rest.. emergency and come actively to the sup- before the students. A new the The first business of the forenoon was system, convention is as follows: port of the educational institutions. system has been adopted during the election of officers of the missionary advisory Tuesday, Oot. 9.—2 p. m., organization A vote of sympathy was passed to Rev. the Each student is to a of convention. convention, year. assigned J. the of the asso- 2.10 m.—Address of welcome by Mr. W. T. KILBORN T, Kamsdell, president teacher, with whom he advises and con- p. COMPANY, W. E Lombard, secretary of the com- C. B. Varney ot Leering; response, ciation, In the hour of his affliction. fers. The under Prof. Hall Is one j library mittee on nominations, reported the fol- President O. li. Wilkins of Kinglleid; IWBW STORE) ] Acting President Kingsley appointed of the best attached to the colleges of the of committees; presidents 24 FREE lowing, who were elected appointments STREET. the following committees: State. There were 1369 volumes added annual address; reports of secretary and President—Rev. Nathaniel D. 544 Congress St- Butler, Nominations—Rev. C. E. Rev. treasurer. of Young, during the past year, making the total septiadeoduw D., Colby C S. McLearn, Kev. C. K, Flanders. 3 p. m. —Parliament on Auxiliary number of books now on hand. Vice President—Rev. I. B. Mower,, ol Place and Preacher—Rev. B. F. Tur- 35,800 Aids to Sunday School Interest, conduct- E. South Berwick, ner, Rev. U. E. Owen, Kev. N. O. The attendance at the oollege Is compar- ed by Itev. C. Lund, Orono; partici- A. T Mrs. li. Kelley, Lewis- Corresponding Secretary—Rev. Frenoh. atively large, and the freshmen class of pants, Marjory Bunn, B. B., of Waterville. ton, Itev. M. 13. Townsend, Itev. F. F. The annual sermon was delivered by this is the In the of Recording Secretary—Kev. H, S. Bur- year largest history Eddy, Oakland. of rage, B, D., of Portland. Rev. E. C. Whlttemore Damarlsoot ta, the Institution, having between 80 and 90 4 p. m.— Paper, “The Relation ot the Treasurer—II M. Mating, of Portland. who from the 4th School to the Parish,” Mrs. F. COAL. spoke text, Timothy, students when the enrollment Is com- Sunday Trustees—Rev. \V. P. Chipman, B.B., J. ltoblnson, Fairlield. chapter and 7th verse: ‘‘I have kept the pleted.” of Bamariscotta. Rev. B. Green, Port 7.15 p. m—Quarter of an hour of 6ong. faith.” The idea out In Miss S. Sunwior land, Rev. *11, W. Tllden, D. B., of Liv- general brought Abble Russell of East Deerlng 7.80 p. m.—Address, “Christian Quar- Quality. ermore Falls. the sermon was that the keeping of the presented the report on the work being antine,” itev. H. J. Powell, Worth WHOLESALE and detail*. Rev. E. A. Mason made report of the faith meant not only the repetition of done at the four academies—Coburn Jay. 8 p. in.—Address, “The Relation of the commission on systematic benelloenoe. the assertion that we have kept the faith, Hebron and New Classical, Rloker, Higgins Sunday School to the larger Work,’’ Itev Through a wise suggestion ot Zlon'f but that we should love and act In ac- Institute. Miss Russell showed the relig- E. 13. liarber, Westbrook. We now have a good stock of Lelilgli the idea of cordance with a of faith In ious as Wednesday, 8 a. m.—Hour of prayer led Advocate, giving systemati- profession life being helpful, and that the .Coals, such as Ilazleton, Brook, by Mr. Arthur Vose, Watervllle. Honey cally had been inculcated by Sunday the scriptures and its teachings. schools were In charge of able hands as Se^ck 9 a. ni.—Business session; final Hard etc. line lessons and sermons the reports; Special Heading, a full school by pastors The annual report of the treasurer of Instructors and guides. election of oilioers. free About the first of March such Bermom the Education society was presented by Miss Russell said that In the four acad- 11a. m.—Banquet, Rev. E. F. Pemher, of burning coals, also Franklin, were in of re- toastmaster, Toasts, “The preached twenty-nine Baptist Rev. Dr. Spencer Skowhegan. The emies named there are 480 6tudonts pre- Teacher,*' English and American Foca- Mrs. Anna F. Osborn, Pittsfield; “ih« Cannels, Suits churches in Maine, and the lesson wa.< port showed the receipts from the several for the paring oollege. During past year Superintendent,” Mr. H. S. Vose, hontas and Georges Creek Cumberland. Impressed upon about 2000 people. Ii county associations amounted to $758.03 (4 students have enteral colleges. Brunswick; “The Pastor in the Sunday of this effort the oomlinsslon and that the had been :> u if Enter up your orders and take advan- spite say expenditures The speaker of the evening was Presi- Plain or goods, ford. The toasts “The Scholar in the fancy they do not know a single definite result $057.07, leaving a balance of $05.00 on dent Nathaniel Butler, D. D., of Colby tage of summer price. Class,” “The Star System” nnd “Quar- regular or military cut, The report closed with certain questions hand. The invested funds of the society who on the co- college, spoke subject of terly Reviews" will be responded to by as to the of tin » & or double deslrablltly continuing amount to $4,350. eduoatlon, He spoke from a text, select- well-known speaker.;,^^ Telephone 10O. single breasted work of the commission. of the of The Maine Christian The report board directors was ing Psalms 144th chapter, 6th verse. Dr. Youn* oupie’s B in Is as vests; please yourself The were eleoted members o union programmo follows: Ohicet—72ioodtf Monument Square. progress for their country And finally seculur schools could not supply. MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN NEW YORK there was the ruling hierarchy, Manchus, OFFICERS ELECTED. New York, September 27.—Charles F. themselves Invaders and interlopers, whc Peck, sixty years old, a real estate deal- The election of the offloers of the Bap- had, centuries ago, Imposed their power er, whose home is in West 84th street, was SPECIAL FOR THIS tist Educational WEEK society resulted as fol- ONLY. on China. They were oruol, despotlo anti found dead at four o’clock this lows: morning tyrannical rulers. The Emperor, with on the sidewallk on West 17th street. His President—Rev. T, J. South rare had endeavored to Kamedell, foresight, respond Pari 8. faoe which was badly orusned was turned to the of the but the Cabinet spirit age; cruel, Vice President—Rev. A. E. Kingsley, downward, and the arms were out- Photos “Carbon Finish,” able and Bangor. stretch There was a If reactionary Dowager Empress, ed. deep out aorosB J. M, Au- PER had thwarted him uud supplanted hie Secretary—Rev. Wyman, the of the nose and the and S2°° DOZeHV. gusta. bridge faoe, REGULAR $6.50 WORK- Influence, Treasurer—Rev. W. H. Spencer, H. D., his clothing was covered with blood. It was easy enough to load responsibil- Skowhegan. Before leaving he went to the bank and Hlreotors—Prof. W. E. He- ity for these conditions on the mission- Sargent, drew some money. liow much, the clerk bron; Rev. Q. B. Rev. E. aries. But to do so revealed either orass Ilsley, Bangor; C. Whittemore, Hamarisootta: Rev. A. did not know, but he had seen Mr. Peok Ignorance or malevolence. The mis- R. Crane, H. IX, Hebron; liev. C. E. with a large roll of bills, some of which Rev. sionary was assailed because he was the Owen, Houlton; H. S. Rurrage, D. were fifty dollar notes. He also had a H Rev. O. S. most [accessible foreigner. It was true Portland; Chase, Warren; handsome watoh and chain which Rev. N. T. Rev. E. gold that the Hutton, Watervllle; missionary taught a purer relig- A. Pinson, Dexter; Rev. I. B, Mower, he always carried. Neither money,watoh whiah SMITH ion, controverted many of the Berwick; lion. Peroival Port- nor ohaln was on the body. PHOTO Bonney, CO., 27 Monument Square- ' Per Cent I ■essa _ — I10 | “J * °';~r Fourth _ Sale.

•lust font* « years ago the ni> Anniversary# patronage lias demonstrates ti.-.*Ji*!T-' wc ®PeB«d on** store in Portland. Our constantly increasing hadies of this and efforts to L P*y them with strictly hi-h 4?.e city vicinity, fully appreciate our sup- To make practical aeknowledament f/j c’ fashionable garments at the lowest possible prices. m 01 tins generous patronage, we shall, during our Anniversary Week, give a

- CASH DISCOUNT - OF - 10 PER - CENT rKOIVI OUR USUAL LOW PRICES ON ALL PURCHASES. j JIISS8 FRIDAY, JSlSJPTBCAAJBliJJR, 28, AND CONTINUES TILL OCTOBER 5. ^U1 ^en ^ Ciootls Are Here. All the Latest Styles in Fashionable Fabrics. —a> NEW FALL SU9TS. DRESS SKIRTS STORM SKIRTS. GOLF GAPES. FRENCH FLANNEL LADIES’ NEW EVENING WAISTS. f»ilor made, from the most recent the latest 1 he most The richest display that Portland has cut and flare. Tailor made in attractive assortment in the Entirely new this fail. A splendid models prevailing in Paris and Now JACKETS. display at low WAISTS. seen. Fashiou’s faultless effects in the every detail. Embracing all the choicest city. very prices. WINTER Terk. this fabrics. From Only the most stylish Double Faced $5.00 upward. The most fashionable fabric Tailor made, stylish'garments that are most dressy waists woman could desire. all that’s The range from season. We have the best of with all who see them. prices Goods used. Tailor cut and tailor sure to win favor made, at $l,2.> upward. $6.98 upward. *o finished. / at $1.40 PLAIN CLOTH CAPES. Selling The same discount will apply on all $10.00 ----—- BBlack and most desirable colors. ordered to be made in our BRILLIANTINE WAISTS Underskirts in great assortment, garments t»S7S.OO $SQ.OO $2.98 to $15.00 89c New Custom From $8.98 upward. in all sizes, from $1.48 up. up Tailoring Department.

R« Mb LEWSEfs 3c CO,, ■ ■ ■ 538 ConsrGSS Sta Latest reports from the home of Mr. A FINE AUTOMOBILE. m SOUTH PORTLAND. Manter are to the ellect that his condi- it— Mr. W. C. Chapman or this city has tion is somewhat improved. j recently completed an automobile that Mrs. Morrison has as guests, Miss Mor- CO. presents some remarkable features. BINESBROTHERS rison of Massachusetts and Miss Marfcey The vehicle is a two-seated with of Harrison. one, electricity as the motive power, obtained Unlversalist Parish The danoe given by the Jolly Six last from a compact battery or 44 storage evening was In every way a success and cells, the total weight being 180U pounds. was largely attended. The series opened Meeting. In addition to the customary controller, most auspiciously. brake, etc., the carriage is equipped with The family of Austin It. Skinner will a recharging device, so that on a down shortly move from Pine street to the grade power can be returned to the bat- house or A. on Stephen Woodbury Dyer the of be- low tery by using dynamo, lnstaad HflHi * »«♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ street. *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PRICES Saaford Street Sewer Scaring ing wasted in useless friction on an ordi- Albert Upton, who had an eye badly nary brake. AIbo the regulation of speed SPECIAL SALE Injured a few weeks ago by having a Completion. during the descent is automatic and per- | | FOB- of steel piece ily into It while engaged at fect. his work at the Motor has Belknap Co., A recent test of this devioe on Preble -OF- been obliged to have the removed at eye street hill showed that the power’ re- the Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland, quired to run up this grade averaged where he has been for treatment. A Much Needed Public 2.2 horse power, while going down the TODAY. Mrs. Willis Cobb of School street is amount of energy stored in the battery visiting relatives at Windham. Men’s Underwear. averaged 1.1 horse power, or, in other Improvement. Within the month a new sidewalk past 50 of the used in J oent | words, per power our New Fall has been built on the west side of Evans We have just opened climbing the aflfc was received on the street. Is in As a trade we -- It greatly appreciated, but stimulator, shall sell to down trip. The point in favor of the Today || Line of Silks, and start them quickly building It a hydrant Is left directly In electrically propelled vehicle equipped =§ and one case of Mens Medium = the center of the walk near the parson- Saturday (only) them today at that are Flans of with the recharging device is that a cer- shall sell prices Social and Personal age. The hydrant is a dungerous ob- tain percentage of the energy expended White Merino Shirts and Drawers, on old struction and several poeple have already J Weight regular || made goods. being returned, as stated above, the reg- usually Interest. fallen over it in the dark. It has been ulation of the speed on a down grade is price fifty cents. H that it be removed and j= suggested pend- automatic in character, and prevents its removal a be on it ing light plaoed undue speed, acting muoh as does the dark nights. during governor of the steam engine. Mrs. Jos. Craig of Scamman street, The seventh regular meeting of the South Portland, went to Montreal, Tues- POliTLANI) OOLF CLUB. School Hoard will be held SALE PRICE New and Leading South Portland 35C. day, for a month’s visit with relatives. The women’s annual handicap tour- 1 Oot. at 7 30 m. j Wednesday, S, p. The South Portland Kepubllcan club nament will take place on the links Sat- shades and patterns, MEETING. U8IVEI48ALIST FAKISli its In the band will hold regular meeting urday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock. OPENING re- this | There was a largely attended meeting room, Knightville, evening. Eighteen holes will be played, and two | every piece just o! the Unlversallst parish at the new Benjamin Dunton of Boothbay Harbor handsome prizes have been provided for ceived for Fall trade, chapel, Wednesday evening, presided over is visiting his uncle, Capt. A. J. Brown. the player3 making the lowest net and Of New Fell Styles in Men’s Shirts. and much In- | byiilnun Dyer, moderator, Pine street. lowest gross score. | " terest was manifested among the twenty- Mrs. Albert Howard who has been Tea will be served in the club house and $1 Lit- An Fine Line of Men’s Stiff Bosom 95 cents flee or more parishioners present. It was stopping at the home of Charles M. from 3 to 5, on this and the remaining unusually || a upon the re- has gone to Kenne* in and October. = 20 toted to purchase piano tlefield, Knightville, Saturdays September Colored Shirts—separate cuffs—fit guaranteed— =j Silks, commendation of the committee, com- bunk for a short visit. The calendar lor the remaining fall fix- Fancy immense desirable. Price = of Mrs. J. W. Harbour, Miss Min- Will Newton or South Portland has en- tures is as follows: H assortment—everyone inch and posed inch, 24 nie Thompson and Miss Florenoe Morrl- tered the employ of the Portland Star October 6—Men’s annual handicap tour- $1.00. ee nament. g§ only all new and the committee appointed to*look Match company. 27 inch, man, October 11-13—Women’s annual club made a OnilitUTiail JUOW m -- — Into details of furniture, etc., ilie BUG1CU7 championship tournament. .We mo ran ZIS stylish to informal n>n :rt and asked for with Mrs. Turner M. Jewett, Sawyer October 18-2U—Men's annual club and very a con- farther time which was granted. street. There was a large attendance, championship tournament, being at test for the club championship and the MEN’S FURNISHING DEPT., C. F. JORDAN, Mgr. be sold today The first services will bo held and It was voted to hold the next meet- f| regular Owen & Moore cup. School the first Sunday In October, and will be ing with Mrs. William H. Ohler, TRANSFERS. of Color- conducted by Rev. Mr. Atwood ot tho street, next Wednesday— REAL. ESTATE 50 to her pieces Dewing district. Dedicatory exorcises Miss Jennie Morse has returned Cornelia A. Spear of South Portland to all a visit at Pine in the will be held later on, when It Is expected home on 1) street after Newell F. Trefetben of South Portland, ed Taffetas that the former pastor of the church, Klver, N. H. for $1, land In South Portland. 1 EASTMAN, BROS. £ BANCROFT. best Shades of a Rev. W. M. of Massachusetts, Parker O. Haley spent yesterday Herbert Leavitt of Naples to Arthur 1 Klmmell, Capfc. the services Klohmonds Island. « *or in is will he present to conduct at L. Watson of Saco, $l,land Naples. iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiinniinimt iniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii!iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iin^ silk that always Is at home after an ex- Baldwin to and preach the sermon. Charles Heeman Stephen A. Parker of at Per ¥sas‘d- tended visit In Fastport A. Parker of Baldwin, for $1, only SANFORD STREET SEWER. Cynthia 75c per yard, land in Baldwin. weather has aided COURT VACANCY. Favoring materially THE SUPREME Susan G. Yates of Plainfield, N. J., the workmen on the Sanford street fewer the members Although no meeting of et al, to Charles A. Smith of Portland, work to an on the south- STANDARD! In their efforts to push tho of the Cumberland liar has been held for $1, land and buildings Portland. and it will be gratify- caused the westerly side of Walton street, early completion, to oonslder the vacancy by Cotton Dress Goods Dept. to now remains un- At know that there of the the ing of Haskell supreme death Judge MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. i n finished only about 90# feot or brick work there Is a unanimous feeling $ court, a foreman in the Quality Work on the* Mr. Davis Moody, and 400 feet of wooden box. that If Cumberland oounty Is recognized s»> of the Crocker Lumber company, ONLY catch basins will be undertaken soon that Judge. Peabody yard SELL FOR TODAY in this appointment in Franklin oounty, ac- SHALL elevated at Crookertown, WE and this much needed public improve- of the Probate court should be shot himself yesterday and was ment will be the thing? In this event cidentally shortly among to this eminent position. at brought to the Central Maine hospital of course be a vacancy on hats?1 ■ inches accomplished. there would 45 wide, on the train last evening. 1900 Cloths, court. Lewiston Fall Style, White Cheese OTHER ITEMS. the bench or the probate Mr. Moody was going to a neighboring J that em- five candidates are In MImi Caro Elliott, who has bean For this place his rille on of that are damaged, goods camp and strapped top slightly house for field. are Hon. Edwin C. Rey- Autumn ployed ot the Poland Spring the They was a car- Correct his pack on his back. There Styles, to sell at 7c and cost 5 l-2c the home the last of Gen. Charles P. Mattocks, Geo. j Is Rummer, expected nolds, in the chamber and In some | cent were made 20 W. tridge it We sell the same style and quality per the week. F. Gould, Esq., Ardon Coombs, Esq., the ball y^ at way the gun was discharged, because are to be sold today house George F. McQuillan. This va- to 33 cent less than others, simply to make, I This evening at tho Union (Jjmrn and Col. the calf of the right leg. The per yay be filled entering ^E an entertainment and will be giv- also would also by ap- with smaller supper oanoy was torn. A we are satisfied profits, an unex- leg pretty badly yj^f en socie- of the Governor for in by the ladles of the Universallst pointment l.t STIFF HATS—the Newast Shapes office is an elective one. ON SPECIAL popular yjy ty. The Jugs oontalulng voluntary mon- plrod term. This MAINE DELEGATES far the a effort to /iv or $2.00—a $3.00 value—by ey contributions will he opened and the Bangor Is making strong TRAIN. black brown, yi^ YARD. Haskell and and $3.C0 -2C to Demo- Our $2-50 1 muslo Judge Maine for $2.00. 3 evening will be made merry with name the successor President Barton of the best Derby sold yh forward the name of Hon. from the Sec- Jt and other entertaining features. has brought cratic olub, has reoelved it are equal to the FINEST. Woouward of the firm of Wil- Federation o. grades3 Mr, N. F. Trefethen, wife and daught- Charles F. retary of the National and all other stylish j Waldo oounty also SOFT FELTS in pearl gray chance to a **1 have rsturnod home after a pleasant son Woodward. Democratic clubs, an Invitation to JE yh is a get bargain P. a worthy of It grand a candidate In Hon. William National Feder- ;E $2.00 SPECIAL is winner vl*lt In New York. presents Maine’s delegates to the colors,-our yfr useful. who who was the Democratic can 3 and 4 at Soft $1.50 to always Harry Mllllken, the blacksmith, Thompson ation convention of October j T its great popularity. Other Hats, yj^ that is formerly lived In South Portland, has re- didate for Governor ten years ago. Indianapolis, to make the journey on j $3.00. ... turned to tho and taken the Haskell JIGGER. New York club’s special train leaving ; /E _ fi*. city CRUSHED BY A the Men and enough to bouse The invitation CAPS for Boys—CAPS on Sawyar street. for the whole- that city Monday night. Jjy MORNING AT I O’CLOCK. Charles Smith, a driver dele- wish. be and the Maine T head and gratify every THIS of F. A. Waldron & will accepted every sale grain house will leave oars at probably numbering 15, while In moving gates, and Day. Son, engaged station over the Boston and Working Night morning was run the Union Union wharf yesterday night. Tho busiest and mightest little thing belonging Maine at six o’clock Sunday STANDARD CLOTHING COMPANY, New into a heavily loaded jigger | that over was made Is Dr. King's by St. the death 544 Congress Life Pills. These pills change weakness to J. J. Dappin. General MaoArthur reports &W. C. WARE, Mgr., Into Smith s righ of his of strength, listlessness Into energy, The passed over by accidental discharge pistol go. re jigger brothers Drain.*- Into mental They an ambu- power. it so badly that Second Lieutenant James D. Danner, rines ankle,crushing vvo,iucnui In building up tho health. he was removed to lanoe was called and V. Infantry. Only 25c box Sold by II. P. S* 28th U. S. per the Maine General hospital. «oold, 6T Congress street. set out for her TO LET. southern home with her CLOSING OUT SALE BY _FOK SALdffi. father, on last. GALVESTON. Saturday ^ Seo. W. 53 Forty word* Inserted under tills keud Brown, Excliangc St. Forty words The Evergreen Club of Portland en- Inserted under this head one week for 130 vents, cask In advance- one week for as joyed a plonlo on Peaks Island one day 5—BARGAINS IN HOUSES—5. cents, cash in advanc* last week. DOOMS for laundry or barber shop; houses FOK SAL,ErA IarKe wooden building to t« furnished or unfurnised; one at South 1st—10 room Park, hot and cold removed known as Urn house, Coyle , “wool iocs FALL EXCURSION OVER LAKE Portland; four furnished for ted rear shop” How J ames Pollard light housekeep- ^ mer. bath, furnace heat, wired for electric 475 Portland St., saiu building ng; furnished house for board of two ante beams comam* WINNIPESAUKEE. persons; j gilts, sewer connections, cemented cellar and other valuable building mi* :art, hay rack, rako tedder and express wagon nd all modern improvements, loca Ion line erlal; aubnm all oilers to or FREDERICK'S sale cheap S. L. CARLETON, 118 Con- low for cash or Sa$ed His New England’s best known lake re- ud price very exchange. F"3t Family. ;ress St._ 28-1 GfiO. \V. BROWN, 53 Exchange St. J.tilain'a.1'0" m*«owC&4 sorts are situated on the shores of Lake 2d—Double house on rented LET—Lower tenement of six rooms and Douglas street; In 1 'ays 11 per cent; will sell at a bargain. SALE—Second hand Wood Winnipesaukee Northern New Hamp- rO hath, steam g.is, hot ana cold water; Si lllshrm heat, GEO. W. BROWN. 63 Exchange St. FOUfurnace; second hand shire. Lake n ice $20 per mouth, at 25 St. For parlor stove »»!$ Winnipesaukee is perhaps Morning 8d—A line home with all modern improvo- Hrackeit St. Call from six to 'urther v1* Uculars of A. 0. LIBBY & ntuo P.M. the Inquire nents, In every 12 rooms, 2g.{6* most beautiful lake In the world, JO., 42 Va Kxcdange St.28-1 up-to-date particular, IfiOPYRIQHT) { loganUy finished house, cost $tf< 00 to build FO R SALE—At Leering Center.near electricT and the soenlo and surrou nd- \ L two Swam the Flood to the landscapes without considering the lot; the lot is 126x110 family house, large lot and stable ll. 2 Through 30 sold for »30o i lngs are of a most wonderfully oharmlng DOUSES AND APARTMENTS-Frederick * .ud compri-.es 13,750 feet of Ihe liuest laud In cash, balance monthly iV » "* S. Vaill has the list of desirable t he city, elevated 10 feec above the level of ALEXANDER & 0o„ !)3 Exchange St. and and ln- largest 28*i Attic Window of Ilis House. widely varying character, louses and apartments tor sale and to let of 1 'orestavenue. House will be sold at a great SALE—A detichod two lude my real estate ofhce in Portland. His spec- l argain. Located corner of avenue Fqu story wood™ woodland and mountain scenes. Deering * house ot it ally Is negotiating mortgages, collecting rents, t .ud Noyes street. rooms and bath, steam h™r The lake in size an inland jemenied col slato tubs fairly equals ind the economical management of real es- GKO. W. BROWN. 63 Exchange St. ar, and sink on™ duo fire lot 50 x its shore line about one tate. Oflloe First National Bank Building. 6th—A lino new house Just coundeted on I jhimhlug, place, 8o fe.t sea, measuring oealuvl on Oak St. near 1 28-1 I -awn street, 0 finished rooms with bath and Congress St. For nri™ OLD TIME RECIPES. hundred and miles. No less _____ mil of BREAD SAUCE'. eighty-seven 11 modern Improvements. The opportunity of i particulars Inquire UENEhv e rEtO furnished room on l-’t For a delicious sauce to serve with than three LET—Nicely sunny f life time. Cash or excli .nge. CRICKEV, Exchange St. hundred islands are scattered * first 28-26' His Home Bare floor, heat, gas and adjoining bath. GEO. W. BROWN, 53 Exchange St. By Louis Roie. roast fowl, game, use one Swept over SALE—Great turkey, etc., Its surface, some of them In extent Very desirable location in central part of city, j For house lots in Fessenden FOR bargain; two family hoaii sale--Eight * with a live minutes pint of milk, three-quarters of a pound near Congress St. Also two smaller rooms In i ] 'ark. These arc the balance remaining out of $1700; wain of tir-w,a covering several hundred acres. The 1'runk 8 Exchange St. Si CO i* p” dishes they are those prepared by pounded mace, cayenne and salt to taste, 8 •hinge. Centre Alton house lots, Mouhegan Island, 7200 feet _____ i7j Harbor, Wolfeboro, Ray, RENT—Near Union Station, an attrac- recipes used in New England years ago. and one ounce of butter. Peel and ach. Apply SALK-To close an Hear and and It Is at these FORlive apartment of six rooms with ail FOR estat *. 2V4 Ttoil will Hong Islands, bath; GEO. W. BROWN, 63 Kxchahge St. 1 brick house Consult those authorities and you quarter the onion and simmer it in the improvements; goo t view ; located No. 18 Gil- containing lirojna nowr™t. plaoes that the steamer Mt. septCdtf. *d; l to a small building now used find the use of one of the most milk till tender. Break the Washington man St. Price $18.00 to desirable tenant. Ap- torn ntor* ginger perfectly ot5ux»>>. and situated No. 74 St makes landings its journey over P'y to FREDERICK S. VAlLL, real estate, LawrenceMf common, but of about one hundred of bread in small pieces, carefully picking during Hi: For particulars of A. C. Thirteen Bodies Taken the st National Bank Bi Ig. 27-1 FOR SALE. Inquire LIBBY ttCn come From the lake, which distance Is about sixty uv» Ex Range these old time recipes that have out any hard outside pieces. Put it in Su_27-1 miles, ubout four hours. No 1^0 LET-Furnished rooms with excellent under my observation I have selected a very clean saucepan, strain the milk occupying 1 ClOlt LEASE- Corner store, centrally located this is'nt a bargain 1 don't know Around It. table board: side room and square room, L |F Wreckage doubt these of the have on Coinmer 1 1 St., now occupied by 1 two house In the folloAving 1 know to be excellent and over it, cover it up and let it remain trips boat aided second floor, bath; Hot wateivheat. family good repair ior *'oim adjoining tlessrs. A. If. Stevens & Co.; an excellent op- Easy This will the ir In the lake Near|oornor of Park and Congress streets and payments. pay 10 per cent append them with some hints for for an hour to soak. Now beat it up materially muklng famous, portunity to secure a good business she; has .'"tne or will !oio It. electrics. MRS. No. 5 Congress ; quick you C. S. DeLOMn SKILLINGS, * lockage possession Oct. 1. use. with a fark very smoothly, add a season-. for thousands take advantage of the low 27-1 facilities; given }6 Exchange Si. Park._ 1E NJAMIN 811 AW & CO.. No. 111 Ex- tUi If in making ginger bread the dough of mace, cayenne and salt, rate fall excursions which the Hoston l': A u (“ 1 lug pounded rro LET—Two or threw with bath, hot < change St. 28 1 a x.n.ilcr A t 0., <13 rooms, *F k7 becomes too stiff before it is rolled with one ounce of the whole <& Maine Railroad runs In 1 and change street, are offerlug out, butter, give Mr. W. connection cold water and gas; suit able for light! great baraaln* E. Kicker, master of ilnnnoe LSOR SA1-E—At a great bargain, a two family m real estate in the city and In set it before the iiie. will not be one boil and serve. To this sauce housekeeping. Call at 71 BECKETT. 27 1 *- the DeennJ Snaps enrich with the steamer Mt. Washington for house with 14 finished rooms, sunny, city district. If to or Urarahall Lodge, Mo. 8, Knights of you want buy for a homo or tn if made'On a linger a small of cream may bo added vater, furnace large lot on two sire call crisp rainy day. quantity visiting Winnipesaukee. IfOR RENT—Upper tenement No. 73 Elm \ hear, Is; vestment, at their 28 I has received a letter from Mr. 11 ocatl n in a business Oflloe._ bread and cakes require a moderate justt before sending It to the table. Pythias, St., 8 sunny, convenient rooms with smart, thriving, village; An excursion Is to bo run from Port- j ■abroad oommuulcutl >». Tins needs James Pollard, the former Portland man bath; Improved facilities for fuel. BENJA- property SALE—Houses on Congress fit., Pearl oven, snaps a quick one. If cookies or ■«» be seen to be cta ed. N. GAlt- FOR land on Oct. 1st. Round MIN SIlAVV & CO 61 Vi St. 28-1 apjir S. SL, Franklin St., oxf rd Si., Hruwu st who with his trip $1.50. Take Exchange f>3 snaps become moist in put them BRAISED LEO OF MUTTON. family narrowly escaped )INKIi, Exchange St. 28-1 St., Adams St.. Rrackett keeping train here at 8 m. Newbury St. Wilma leaving 50 a. arriving fllO 7 rooms, bath and St Melbourne into the oven for a few minutes. Ahvays In addition to one small leg of mutton death in the hurricane at Galveston. Mr LET—Upper tenement, 1 SL, Morning St.. Winslow St at Alton Hay in time to oonnect with X and shed; sunny exposure, 18 VYllmotSt' CtOR HALE—Variety and fancy goods store st. John st., Ileernig aiuT Cumberland Bta use never Soda Is should be four carrots, three Pollard writes to Mr. Kicker as a at ■ and near O. molasses, syrups. provided steamer for tour of the lake. Inquire lower BELL. 28-1 ticket agency combined, 'orated K. ALEXANDER Si CO. nit —---- ho used to act on the “spirit” of the mo- onions, a bunch of savory herbs, a brother Pythian, The letter Is brief but Union station n asons for selling is other fllO LET—The beautiful modern reR SALK—On Western Promenade, the always larnily house “a of the on a Avell-fioured veal knd half a of 1 I t ankini st. Wo h ivo a portion dough few trimmings pint lows: will be held at October 10th last and best located bunding lot com- quite number of ex Gardiner, room cellent tra les iu this tin roll to each side, trim or water. Line the bottom of a f|'0 LET—Storage lor household fnrnl- nandlng a view of the surrounding country locality, (i. p. aLEXac. sheet, evenly gravy Galveston 1900. and 11th. All railroads In * HER & Texas, Kept. 20th, prominent ture, etc., easy of access, clean an 1 dry; tnd White Mountains, which can never be *l off evenly around the edges, and mark pan with a few slices of bacon; W. E. owners can examine at rooms locked. CO.___ braising Kicker, Eeq. Maine will sell tickets for one fare the any time; )bstructe '. must he examine 1 to te appro- off in squares with a floured knife or put in the carrots, onions, herbs, parsley Portland, Maine, uuui ? bu » .uv jnsr mourn, acugruui^ bated. W H. WALDRON & 18a Middle SALE—Eight room Inane and round The be CO., *FOR atxble To the and trip. session will held at to space required—785 FOREST AVE., Wood- street. 24-1 large lret- be softer than when it is necessary meat. Cover the whole with more COR 8 has been established tiest streets. Tills will be sold at a .brothers —Ycu have all seen In the fTU) AI-E—Restaurant, great bid* block Order of exercises: LET—One Virgil Clnvier on reasonable 1 20 C. F. ALEXANDER \ 83 to remove from board after and the in the and stew * years with suocess, recently renovated, CU., pick up veal, pour gravy papers of the terrible calamity we have terms. Apply between 12 and 2 and 7 and Exchange. Wednesday, Ootober 10—0 a. m., com- including steel celling, seats 20. ood location rolling and cutting. Always have the very gently for four hours. Strain the here but 1 am thank- 9 p. m. a: 234 State street. 26 1 __ passed through very mittee on credentials In session at n one of the main streets, reason for s.-'lln ; hall; SALE-At a board Avell co\-ered Avith flour before roll- gravy, reduce It to a glaze over a sharp ful to say I have all my family; but have Batis's-ctorv to n buyer; price $15 ». W. M. bargain, counters, show 10.80, opening of session In G. L. degree LET—Large, well lurnished room, with IK'ORcases ami in lost Have not the f|tO-■ 18D Middle street. 22-1 tables sb-re 18 Free Ft in. all kinds of 6oft ginger breads, as the mutton with it. Send everything. seoond and large closet and steam heati also WALDRON, ing fire, glazing ( preparatory business, report of com- l«rgo quirts ol JOHN M. CONWAY, BJO Congress al- suit of clothes, not even any underwear sunny front room, furnished or unfurnished. st they are liable to stick and should to the table on a dish of white haricot mittee on credentials, Initiation of can- 281 to DUt on. Lost furniture, beddlner. and 16 Gray street, between Sta:e and Park. 25-1 FEMALE HELP WANTED. __ be mixed as soft as they can be boiled or in a gar- UiUWWOD VUtilHDUjlOC UVJ UOXi lO, lUlDi lUlDDiUUi 'Avays beans, tender, plate house went across the street In feet SALE— Boirdlng ii^use. centrally locat- eight Aft3rnoon—1.30 p. re- FOR handled. nished with glazed onions. of water. I had to swim to the house Wednesday in., rrtO LET—New three flat house. No. 22 Yetper ed, fully furnished, oi.e of the best loci- ports of G. L. ottioers.G. 0. T., G. (J. G * near Fort Allen Park and Each Forty words inserted under tilts Head tious iii the city for table PEACH PIE. with my wife and family and olimb into St., electrics. hoarier*, steam heat- Sec, G. Trees 8, J. T, ; committee on flat contains live rooms and a hath. Hot ana one sveek for £0 cask in advance. ed, open plumbing, can accommodate 60 baari a fill the attic a feat which I acoom cents, Line pie plate Avith puff paste, ORANGE CUSTARDS. window, distribution, general business. cold water, open plumbing, bard wood floors; era. N. B. G a HI)IN KB, 53 KxcUatigeJSt, 26-1 pliehed In safety. 1 will not; to all modern with pared peaches cut in halves or The juice of ten large oranges, a tea- try give Wednesday Evening—Public meeting Improvements. Lower fl it heated by Tou any outline of the hurricane or gale, furnace. Will be for Oct. lotb. WANTED-A girl for general housework. SALK -West of Casco Ft. Avell cover Avith sugar, on of sifted the of twelve or such exercises as the G. L. may de- ready occupancy ” hindj to quarters, put cupful sugar, yolks the Inquire of If. S. 108 St. or L. T. Ij'ORbusiness of but wind was coming from two dis- termine. DAVIS, Exchange A; p.y HILLMAN, Fort Williams. part Congress St, nice rest- upper crust and bake; or make as above eggs and a pint of cream are needed. tinct directions, northeast and southwest, 91 Eastern Promenade. 15 1 28-1. deuce of « rooms and bath, eleelrie light* bay Thursday, October 11—8 a. m., tem- window aid •without bake until re- with the all at one time. 1 was piazza, furnace Leat, upper crust, done, Sweeten the orange juice sugar living nine TED—A house* brauilli perance prayer and praise meeting In HE LET—Desirable lower rent 370 < u n- YY'AN capable girl for general lawn anu rlower garden. Price SJ.OOdt W n move fronx the and cover Avith a and set it over the fire. Stir blocks from the Beach, all lined with r|M» ’’ work. references. 5 oven, constantly charge of the Grand Cbuplaln; 9 a. berland Street. 7 bath and furuaoe, Bring CONGRESS WALDRON A CO„ ,&) Mid He St jh but now I am one block m., rooms, PARK. meringue made Avith the whites of two till hot; then skim carefully and set houses, only reports of standing very pleasant and convenient; possession given _27-1 j lrom the Beach houses committees, general I you want to buv a that and all the other October is. [ rice *20.00 month GEO. F. JO home will ever sf- eggs beaten to a stiff froth Avith two aside to cool. When nearly cold add the business, Intermission. per ANTED—59 girls at once, to rnn pow. r ma- ter tb use j blown down or around 270 Ml Idie near Monu- YY' you. first because It li situated piled up my Afternoon—1.30 JUNK1NS, Street, ?? chines on muslin underwear. Good tablespoonfuls powdered sugar; return eggs oeaien very agni ana me cream. Thursday p. m.,general ment pav at Deerina Center, second became of tbeUet [ house. The lumber from the other Squae, 2'.i and work. business, Good of the Order, including steady RUSS, EVELLTII & IN- that Us value will enhance, and third It Is sew to the oven and brown slightly. Canned Pour Into cups and serve cold. If de- houses Is plied up some 40 or 60 feet high GALLS, 144 Middle 6l. 2t'-i papers and discussions, memorial ser- and compete aud sowed arranged that ton all around and formed KENT OK SALE—House No. 86 State peaches may be used instead of fresh in sired the whites of the eggs, beaten stiff, us, apparently cannot lie ;> but be pleased vrlih Seed »t vice. closing business. FORSt, delightfully situated corner Gray St., NTED—Neat and for IF, a blockade around where I was living. \Y"A capable girl general once. AUSTIN A Deerlaz Crn- the same way. with a teacupful of pounded sugar, may Thursduy Evening—Public meeting. containing ten rooms, all modern Improve- »» housework. Reference 101 DAN- SHEARMAN, There were thirteen dead bodies taken required, ter. sw a ments. now being In thorough repair. FORTH ST. OYSTER CANAPES. be used, heaped tablespoonful on the out The Grand Council will be in session put Ap- from around my house, and over ply to JAS. KKAZKR, t* State or to _2° L_ (.’apt St., .adv of education and refine- Finely chop a dozen oysters, put them top of each cup of custard. 50CQ so at the a found far and to hear Exchange, and re- FREDERICK S. Real Estate, First YY'ANTE!)—A»» SALE—An 11-room many plaoes liandolph VAILL, raeiit to keep my house. assist ;n medical lodging house, with in a with a of from No can the de- National Bank 22-1 Ij'ORstore In baaement, all this is a saucepan teaspoonful yit. pen [describe ception will be neld at the hall Tuesduy Building. correspondence hr the sale o home treat- let; aoat*- trad^j don’t miss cracker or bread BAKED MUSHROOMS. struction and no picture can 6how the ment; one Inal is a I conversa- makiug it; this house will dust, finely grated will be made LET—Cottage house of 6 rooms, latgc goo clear overall awful evening. Arrangements rpo an expenses 635 per mouth. C. ft. wreck. Barge steamers * tionalist, musical, with Idea ot matrimony, > crumbs, a lump of butter the size of a For this mode of cooking the mush- English yard. Pairis St., *10,00. two lower rents oil Di L' sG, “0 street. S-l driven from live to for excursions to and lrom:s5to45; near Lewlstou. Address lor a Kxchau.e ten miles and piled Togus Augusta 6 rooms. Parris St., |10.00; upper rent, T rooms walnut, and one-half a teaspoonful of room flaps are better than the button, j short time Box 85, So. Dm up inland never to be off. Brick State and and ba h just been remodel-d. 114 Oxford St. I ham, Me.25-1 LET—C-rooin teuemeut on WUmot gotten House, Wednesday Thursday* rpo1 street, thick cream. Season with salt and and should not be too large. Cut off a were rent of 6 rooms and Spruce St. (10 per mouth. In buildings blown aown by the hun late In the afternoaon Upstairs bath, J capable girl of go >d disposl- first-class repair; .site Detached house. 10 rooms and steam YYrANTED—ATT bustness near pepper, stir the mixture over the fire and portion of stalk, peel the top, and put dreds as well as frame homes. bath, | tlon for general work; protestant girl places .Monument square suita- heat. 126 Emery St., very desirable. HENRY ble for any kind ol business. S. some them at once a 1 did not like to but was preferred. Apply between 2 aud 3 o’clock. U. DebONfi, let it simmer a few minutes. Cut into tin baking ddsh, with beg obliged OBSTACLES OF NEW COAL POCK- 8. 121 street. 22-1 86 TRICKEY, Exchange 196H1QU ST. **-1 Exchange street. a of to, as all of my food was washed away slices of bread about one-fourth thick, very small piece buttev placed on ETS. and we had nothing to eat. It all went LET—Rent, No. 34 l’arrls 8t., nea- Cum- TED- SALE—To close fu estate, house No. butter them and them on a hot dish. each mushroom. over a little f|dOs YY’AN A girl for general housework.! put Sprinkle out No. 06 Smith. t> 11 i|*ORUi Chad wick an j of the doors and windows with the It Is understood that the men engaged berland, Grooms, *12.50; Apply at 22 BECKETT ST. 24-1 Bt, with cxeeptioaxJiy Pour over the mixture and serve at once. pepper and let them bake aboub rooms with front No. 3'J desirable iocalon. twenty j current. I found some of my frrnlture ^operate door; Kellogg sunny exposure aud £wt> on the new coal at East C rooms. No. 214 2 7 NTF o' about 73 on PUMPKIN PIE. minute®. Have a very pocket Deerlng *12.00; Danforth, flats, A D—Experienced general housework age feet the street. Inspection by ready hoVdish, many blocks away anl all smashed to rooms YY have struck an So much each, *14.00; No. 236 Brackett, lower woman; age not over 40; permnanl borne pound, only For price and timber tn.'orma. Stew into small the mushrooms in the pieces. 1 will now have to as 1 can- obstaole. new pumpkin (cut pieces pile high center, stop, rent. 6 rooms. *16.00. FREDERICK 8. VAILL, beautiful, situated; two In 30 minutes tlou apply FREDERICK 8. V'AILL, Heal Es- not describe the horror. has been driven that family; and pared) in a half pint of water, and pour the gravy round and send them to piling proper space Real Estate, First National bank Building. ride by steam cars out or city. Enquire 490 1-2 tate, K;rst National Bank Building. a-i From alirother K. of P. 22-1 Congress, St, 1‘orllsld. two when soft mash with potato masher very the table quickly on very hot platus. Is not left lor the water to flow under the Up flights. 24.1 JAMES POBBALtI) ANTED—A BALE—West of High street, east of let the water The result of it is l\ neat, c.ip th’e woman to take line, dry aw'ay, watching 2106 Strand. Texas. bridge. this, said, 0 LET—Nice rent of seven rooms, bath. ,T fu l and do IJ'OR8t*te. one minute from (.’•'ogress Galveston, t|* charge all the work In famtly *tr-et, POTATOES. has been an open plumbing, set tubs, tiretdace. modern first class three brick closely to prevent burning or scorching. P. S. Please notify any of my family to force Immense volu me of of five; good home for the right one. Address story residence. Ureas in every respect 142SHERMAN ST. 22-1 i and bath, two heaters, tec ntlv one Take to ten medium-sized can see and orca’l at 257 DEEMING AVE., corner Fal- renot.ied For each pie take well beaten egg, eight po- you graetly oblige. wrater down to the drawbridge. When t month street, Oakdale. 22-1 irougncqt. inciu ling modem plumbing; half a of two three ounces of two table- rrO l.KT—Very desirable upper rent of six i cost cup sugar, tablespoonfuls tatoes, butter, the tide ebbs and flows it naturally ■ original 613,000; price (7000; first tins rooms at 3l Lincoln street. Wo dfords, ANTED—A competent woman for offeied. \V. II. WALDRON & ltl pumpkin, half a pint rich milk, and a spoonfuls of flour, half a pint of broth WIT ANI) rushes here In gener31 COl, Rlldls WISDOM. through dangerous quan- near Forest avenue; good stable connected; Ur housework, references, tall on MR1*- street 33-1 little stir and two of Put *14 for both. rent seven salt; well together and season tablespoonfuls vinegar. tles and with great force. Upper of rooms 1042 GEO. B. M• >11111LL. 47 Chadwick St. 23-1 Congress stree near Union with cinnamon or nutmeg. Bake with the butter and flour In a stew pan and On the westerly side the railroad station, *13 per Jof mouth. V. L. J1.R111S, 396 Congress street. ANTED—Kxperleuced Stitchers on Muslin an undercrust In a moderate oven. stir over the fire until the butter Is of a Not Fffnslve. bridge, It will ba remembered, there Is a Ur Underwear and Wrappers. We ofle. SPOT CASH—LLD GOLD. course of which __22-1 good GINGER DROPS. nice brown color. Then add the broth long piling upon there wages aud permanent positions. THE We pay spot cash 'or old l and y a He—Did you have it cool this summer? LET— gol (lr« was formerly a track. To allow space r|K> No. 2i3 High St., lower rent of C CHEN EKY MEG. CO., No. 25-S Middle t»t. 13 2 the highest price. We also take It lo exm*o» Half a cup each sugar and butter and vinegar. Peel and cut the potatoes She—I to. I iu a hotel * rooms, and In ought stopped for the water to conveniently arranged good Ironei s, stan hers and f< r oilier goods. M< KENNEY, Tbs Jeweler, enough pass freely tew Y%’ ANTED—Fancy j (creamed together), a cup of molasses, into long, thin slices, lay them In the where they were only ultra fashionable repair, furnace; price reasonable. 1IKNRY »» mangle st GLOBE Monument Square. through It Is said that these old plies, 8. girls. Apply STEAM seplsltf T RiCKEY’, 121 Exchange street. 22-1 LAL N 26 to one teaspoonful each of cinnamon, gin- gravy and let them simmer gently until people.—Detroit Free Press. several hundred In number, must be DRY. 36 Temple street. Jy 14-if SALK—Bakecy. present business |7 8 ger and two soda tender, which will be in ten to fif- pulled up. fTO LET—Without a furnished cloves, tablespoonfuls fropi board, large P>Ktn r monlU. This established business ess Over fifty has Pond's Extracts been 1 near dissolved In a of teen minutes. Serve very hot. year* room, Congress Square, with western WANTED—MALI HELP. be secured at K. O. STKI'UEX- Mip boiling water, and bav inventory price. used by the and as the best window, open fireplace, furnace heat end H< & tw'o and a half of add two people profession -N. Mgr., Equity Loan Ueai Kxtate Ce..iSi cups flour; M1SCBLL AK BOVS. bath room privileges. Address X. Z., Bex 1667, Forty words inkrted under tkls load remedy for Palnt Sores, Catarrh, ect. l- J Uongiess well beaten eggs the last before VEGETABLE MARROW. 22-1 on-s week St_2H thing __ for 25 cents, cask in advance- OVEN FOH SALK—On* Sa I baking. Baked in gem tins or as a Peel the marrows and cook them in Forty words Inserted under tills head RENT—Modern apartment, located mar | FORState 7 nAKER'S baker's oven and coeklug to- common salted water until one week for US cash In advance. St., rooms, bath, steam heat, open Mid-iltfpy ginger bread, and eaten warm boiling quite tender. cents, : bright young man as outside is. One baker's wagon and one de- Amateur Practitioner*. Dreplace, etc. price to desirable tenant only YY'ANTED—A*" piemen a them them and salestn m for prominent south rn h >u*e. biker'* Cali With sauce, they make a nice dessert. Take up, halve quarter *18.oo p?r month; also 274 B St., uear Union liver) pjng with top- oqorM- “What would the world do without doc- E do not claim “the only” piano but Salary to star, ffto |>er moth; refrra ices. Ap- dress P. A. SMITH. Waters lie. Me. Trusiss dish on toast and send \\r" made, station, modern apartment, 7 rooms, etc. SPONGE GINGER BREAD. If very large, the Maibuabak and aro ply 9 to 1 for three ROOM No 106 tors ?” Opera certainly FREDERICK 8. VAILL, Real First day,, 3, A. ui the estate of J. W. Leraont, bankrupt One cup sour and one of mo- them to table with a tureen of melted big ttoods lor Httle come In and Estate, Itxchange St., city. 2-1 milk, “Well, there are our great-aunts and money; try National Bank Building. 22-1 them over; ph u igrapbs and musical merchan- lasses, half a cup of butter, two eggs, one butter. They are delicious if mashed grandmothers.”—Chicago Record. dise. C. (J. HAWES’ Music House, Congress fkFFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING-The Y\r ANTED—Office boy 15 to l* years of age, sale l be onlv available lot of had teaspoonful soda, one tablespoonful of with a wooden spoon after being boiled ! and Temple streets, 2.V1 first floor of the building occupied by ths must be quick and accurate. Address Foron the Western Promenade, located be« Ymencau 1’. O. BOX tsvoen the reaideneee of Me* ear* Cartlandaod gi nger and flour enough to make as thick and drained, then heated in a saucepan Express Company on Plutn street Is 833._wq | /’’Oal, Is high, and tlinos—well, some are > >flerea for rent. to K. A. port- Conley. Also a fluVcU** furnished cotton as with a of salt and and Apply NOYES, ANTED—Two pound cake; put butter, molasses and seasoning pepper high, but our Msihushek A'.td Opera are 1 and Savings Bank. 10-tf YY good cabinet makers who •table and land at Willard Beach. ApSty to Mothers. »* underst «nd also ginger make them a small piece of butter. Serve with Important sold at v» price of others; after 10 years’ tun- running mach.nes. Ap- to i RUE BROS. No. an For* street together, quite warm, 1 to Jl-U_ bottle of ing experience our advtco may help you In the LET—A flrst-ct iss corner store. ply SMITH & HUM EKY. 513416 Fore su add the and sippets of toasted bread for a Examine carefully every CASTORIA, Congress w th rooms snd »ix« milk, flour, eggs soda and garnish. selection of an Instrument. C. C. HAWES’ I’O corner (ti'rnAM. IMhIb noiitwr IN OK BaLE— House 11 a safe and imro for infants and _2»’-l I two acres tree* bake as soon as remedy children, Music and l :ood locution for or or of land fil ed with fruit possible. House, Congress Temple Sts. 25-1 drug grocery store shoe ! A la.s K ..... A .I^Ih 8m Ua»tnW ii A ANTKD-Men to work on it LONG and tee that It tore; almost new. Price $26. L. M. Laid 11 YY’” fish, SOFT GINGER BREAD. GRILLED SALMON TROUT. wiiAia. city. bargain UEO, W. Al'AMS, 109 JCtcusnf* wouldn’t take a dose of poison and rON. 63 Exchange street 2S-ti by One and Score the fish with yon _m St. Executor of the estate of the u*e Heat*®## one-half cups molasses, one- cuts through the YOU wouldn’t a if Bears the probably buy poor piano you | LET—Large, furnished front room with fomteam yacht, 24 PLUM A lains. half a each of skin n.hmit tin Ai.ehth of on finnrt knew it, but there’s tricks In all _____ *tf_ cup brown sugar, butter, of trades—even ro alcove. Steam heat gas. bath room urlvl- U'ANTED-Cook■ 96-1 {Signature our#, but there's no tricks In tlie Mathushek ST._ 8AI.K— A One cash business InltveutM- and sweet milk, one teaspoonful each of Sprinkle with salt and pepper and ] eces. Inquire toronoons at lo ELLSWORTH |,iOK and Opera Pianos; have you seen them? cash < ■ ufaeturing town, all fresh sou the In For Over 30 Years. Elt and stenographer wanted; I good* eoda and and half a moisten with melted butter. Heat the Use or a ITBBET.__Pt| kind allspice, teaspoon- easy terms; good price for old inslru- HOOKKEEIvoung man prefsrred; must write a good that don't go out of style, no compel#!*#. Kind You 1 ■ ful of rub it over with butter or Tiio Have Always Bought. meats. C. C. HAWKS’ Music House, Con- TO LKT—House No. 10 street 10 rooms business be correct at This js a fin for ooe or two lira ging r; mix all together thorough- gridiron, salad • Gray hand, figures and famil- opportunity mess and Temple streets. 26-1 and bath, newly papered and iar with moo. Price hundred dollar*. W, add on the fish and for painted stenography and typewriting; a flue twenty>fire ly, three cups sifted flour and bake oil, lay grill about ten also home No. s ! Hr Id liroughout; Dana Block. prospective* position for the right patty; whde U. STAP1.ES, g ton. over a rooms at 778 Con ■earl street. Me._M in shallow pans. minutes quick fire. Baste oc- Massage, Enquire of C H. RANDALL* 210 v gentleman is pretetred because of the nature MECHANICALgress street. It cures neuralgia, rheu- < lommercial or 112 State I LI>EK8—House lots In all psrtt of fort- GINGER casionally with melted turn once St., St auglutf [>f the business, uppllca'lons will bs received COOKIES. butter, PEAKS matism and nervous diseases of all kinds. HU laud; ium nice las laCoyle Bark: mooer and Dan ware advanced to build with; cup __ bo ____ adjudged comp Lent. Address application a new rent on Cumberland St., with open are lasses, one tablespoonful soda and one of cooked lift carefully and slip on to a hot Rev. L. II. Bean hnH S9nt In bis TO LET. In owu handwriting, N. K. A. T. CO.. Boom u, reslg- S. DeLong, contractor and six r oins an I hath. per mouth. Ua. dish. 11 Exchange street, Portland. Me.25-1 place. #12 vinegar, flour enough to roll. Roll thin ■ latlon of the pastorate of the M.E.church NOTICE—C.builder; Jobbing promptly attended to; I'Kl.OXU. 86 Exchange St., call estimates given; houses lor sa e mid to The flue offices on the main floor of and bake in a quick oven. let; smart hustling agen's afternoons^ >f this Island, on account of the Illness negotiated, also care of \LANTED-Several1" SWEETBREADS. morigages property, j he First National Bank ro- for territory nearby; clean men who GINGER SNAPS. Carpsnter's 204 Federal 8t. Call or Building: SA1 I \ A custom o*de After and >f his wife He will be much trussed snap work make good money, fw to »50 per week. i;uk biz snip trimming washing the sweet- write 80 EXCHANGE ST. Office 9-11 < vacated ■ wlib all Two cups of molasses, one of one hours a. ently by the Mercantile Trust Call upon MR. West End 9 overcoat, lined th o igliout («ire lard, >y his and who have m. CONVER8K, Hotel, breads put in a stew pan, cover with people, many others, and from 1-6 p. a. Telephone 434-2, J to 12 and 2 silk serge, made to .19 breast, oxtordmiud tablespoonful each of soda and o. Elegant couuter work and to 4 p. m. ~_ 24-1 ginger, add a of the Inlluence of the earnest mar2ldtf fittings *-h».!e. for soring a >d autu nn wi*r, far only flour to roll water, pinch salt and boil until injoyed stiff. Roll out, cut and bake -----i n outer room, and massive Fire and SALESMAN of ability for 120.00. at r. W. UKOSVIUOK. merchant t&Uor. done. Then take and set and the Chrlstllke dur- j TRAVELLING up them aside ireacher, pastor, OTICE—Nansen the tailor, 493 1-2 Congress 1 high grade line appropriate to lsrJVa Middle street, head of 1* quickly. N 1 Jurglar vault with i nearly umst,_In till they stop steaming. Split them, dip ng his short stay here. He will proba- St., has reduced tlie prices on pressing so proof interior steel every department of trade; references, bond every one can afford to dress well. Suit »nd entire time FOR YOUR SCRAP-BOOK. in beaten egg and then in cracker crumbs ily remain till tha last of October. f afes in private room, steam heat and required; commission »l8to pressed 5nc. Overcoat 60c. l’auts 20c. Re- |h6 01 each sale. V. O. Box Three, Detroit. and in 1 lanitor service furnished. 75c. fry equal parts of butter and fat. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer of Clark street, pairing at the lowest prices. 22-i Moil. 22-1 MAINSPRINGS, The best American Malntprlngs. Recipes From Sources and If served hot this makes an Apply to Cashier .Jttij Many of Ac- excellent nade a short visit at the home of their I» EMOVAL—I have the Warranted removed to lf9Va Middle \VANTKD—In whole tale house, young man, Elgin and Waltham com panic*. knowledged Worth. method of sweetbreads. street, one TT the cooking Tomato on one this week. up flight, opposite head of F1KSF NATIONF BANK. quick to learn, High School graduate pre- for o e year. McKKNNEt, LAMP day Plum where I shall CHOPS SAUTE WITH PEAS. sauce is an appetizing addition. street, endeavor to deserve ferred. Apply In own handwriting, stating M numeui Bquaro. ]l)#wtf Mr. Charles Moseley and have the of customers ana seplMtf Trim the and family patronage my friends in a ary expected to K. 8., this office. 22-1 chops neatly evenly, place the future as I have uoved from Mr. Herbert Rice’s house on in the past, FRED W. lost and in a with a ( ii* A nTED—By a first class grocery rorm_ frying-pan, little butter, sea- GREEN CORN FRITTERS. GRO88TUCK, Merchant Tailor. 22-1 WANTED * jobbing to Portland. Mr. Geo. SITUATIONS. house of Portland, son with salt and and Sterling street, unexperienced gro- pepper, fry to a Grate two cupfuls of corn from the cery salesman, with the aud thtt hesd j 2. Trefethen will the Rice QPORTSMKN will find good and acquainted city l*’oriy word* Inecvted under nice brown; when done occupy house shooting Forty woirt* Inserted under this trade of Maine. arrange on a cob; mix with one beaten egg, one aud heed country Answer wl.h full name tu sdvsnee, cup- fishing through Sepiemoer October and and address. onr week for 45 rents, rash platter, each icreafter. board at moderate at *■ ne wecU for 25 rash In BOX 16?7. 22-1 alternating chop with a ful of sweet milk, soda the size of a good prices Elm Cottage. cents, advance. Address i>- nicely-browned piece of toast It is feared that the ME8. H. E. ALLEN, West Poland, tl'ANTi e local an l dory, Strain pea, and one tablespoonful of melted whooping-cough Mo. Tf travelling; up at Consln’a Island, a I!I foot 17'2 ^ LATANTED—By a younr room salarv or comm ss 011: exclusive terri- I»I('KKI) the water off a can on ____ lady, and * same P*l»f of French peas, put In butter. Add Hour * as stnrted the Island. BLOWN* j The owner can have the by enough to make a ; board, location near Spriug st.: cars pre- jorv BLOTIIEit8 OO., Rochester. Wwtt, a pan with a of TO LOAN—On first and second f yed. v '• charges. HENKE GROVES, OoMln’* piece butter, season on a hot Mrs. Burgess of Island Avenue has Referen es exchanged. Address to 22-1 .batter. Fry griddle, or, by MONEYmortgages on real also on stocks I with salt and estate; A„ Tress ofllc I __ pepper, stir until hot and one to Bath to visit an aunt In Bath. and bonds or 26-1 Mr.___ adding a little more flour, they could be £ any other good collateral securl- saI Ks'd! \ WANTED to place in the middle of ties. of A. 'ATable COOK would like ^^TEOIALThr *r pour the platter. fried in in a Mrs. C. W. Blackman of Island avenue Inquire C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 I situation; also departments of perfutn >s and toilet articles D -Somewhere noar lloothbay spoonfuls kettle of hot lard. «« bojtI’M Exchange street.__ septid4\v working housekeeper. Call forenoons at 9 n all classes of store-. Very attractive adver- IIOUNIf owner can prore property I as gone to Natick, Mass., to visit her chool 8treet. 26-1 W<1, O WILL BUY household or store tslng features. High cash commission- and I charges call on J. II. BLAKE, APPLE MARMALADE. OLD goods Iberal ZEALAND SAUCE. c Mrs. TV fixtures of or will re- 1 contract to the right man. THE Take aughter, Sleeper. any description, young lady, to do j wharf.__' green fruit, Hour, equa 1 quantities calve the name at our rooms lITANTED—By position ELYSIAN MFG. Mich. 22-t Put in a saucepan a scant half I Mr. Denton of Hill auction fox ; some 11rfit worki lias had CO., Detroit, n National Bank 0A cupful Meetinghouse is »ala on experience in | 08T'--Hotcf Chapman of apple and sugar, and cook the commission. 0038 A WILSON* o nice and as \ir \ con apples of butter ,one teacupful of good chrk; moderate wages. Ad- ANTED—An able-bodied man who un- I» head of Preble strrel a c.ockctboolr 1 vinegar i ulldlug a new piazza and making other Auctioneers, 164 Middle street, corner Hilver d * vt (a peck before are j less B., Box 107/. 24-1 derstands farming thoroughly, between In bills, two no-es and K they cored) with a and half a cupful of water. Let itreek tefc3-tf tabling |21 1M*‘“* them r on his beautilul Cot- lie of 21 anil and who oonui well re- win bo rewarded by little water and two 1 upalrs “Highland ^ X ANTED—An 35, pei s. l ho finder lemons. When come to a boil stir in experienced stenographer i ‘<> j J. V- ,and two well-beaten and AV,,lv IBA c, HTOCK- the same at ktt Brackel* »Ueat. thoroughly cooked add t age.’’ 1IONEY TO LOAN—On first and second typewriter, desires situation; can ^ sift, sugar, boil Stir until < mtIDGK, 607Mi Congress street. 12-tf-lw« NK1.U eggs. it creams; if too thick mortgage* on real estate, life Insurance I lrnisb goo references. Address A-16, Box ~_JlL fifteen minutes and can. Mr. W. J. Fraser's pump has mysterl- 1 This Is much ! add a little water. or any 22-1 Season with salt policies, good collateral security. Notes __, better the 0 flscount d at low rates. W. P. ^ than ripe fruit, and it looks and pepper. This is usly disappeared. CARR, Room iRUd TI HiK—Junior wishes Wanted, salt excellent with 186 I permanent clearer. Common sour Mrs Leonard H. Bean Is but 1, Middle sep3-4 position: have had six years’ LOST ! apples that are boiled codfish, either salt or fr esh. better, 8t._ experience lanufacturlng and work. Juicy, or crab are the beat r ot able to take the to Kennebunk- 4 GOOD WATCH needs careful and prescription Speaks -voi ds apples, for this. ____ trip attention V- nsnail and French and Forty Inserted under tilt* head best of when it is oleaued or always willing and A WATCH# that she to take this week. workmaushtp 0 bilging. No 9 aim work for ‘A3 cash tn TUESDAY", WOLD MOCK DUCK. P orfc, hoped epalred. This kind ol work is BLAIR, Brook St., VTatervlUe cent*, advance, CABBAGE my specialty; \ I aloe. COOKED IN MILK. a of 20 years with W. F. Todd 2j. 2 < (new), Leland, yellow 42 «,42% e. >ar,s-No2 at 22%® Norfolk: ODanuvi (2 e Henry Llppett, Howes, Baltimore; ent... Closing "i % ^ No 2 white at 25%;c£27c: No 3 white Margaret A CASCO BAY BOSTON & MAINE B. K. *•••»••» Mey, Jarvis. Philadelphia; John H STEAMBOATS » 77 at 24% : No 2 T l'iol;itioii8 ol < |nl ^/8 oj2;.% Kve at 62%c; good feed- Buttrick, Sprague, John F T Staple I’rodnets in the ng Baltimore; Randall, Custom barley —c; fair to a House choice malting at f>4 Crocker, do; Gen S K Merwin, do. Wliarr, Portland, Me. Ill Effect 1900, C. T. U. Will Demand ; snort Sept. 17, 1900. Trains leave Union Station for Scarboro It I 30Vi 40% ribs sides at 7 004.7 80; dry salted bury port; Emily A Staples, Leonard --- 1 Ky. slioulders Portland; For Forest Crossing, 10.00 a. m., 12.00 at 6% :a6%; short clear tides 820 (Br), Parrsboro, NS. City Landing, Peaks Is noon, 5.25, 0.20 lit8 SO. land, 5.45, a. p. m.; Scarboro Beach.* Pine I) lovra- Sld. sch Adaie Schlaefer, Rockland.' C.45, 8.00, 9.00. 10.30, in.. 12.00, 2.15 l'olnt, 7.00 'ork 3.15, 7.30. 10.00 a. ra., 12.00 noon. 3.30. ra. S,oeh' font. Butter I 16®22c; aairles BRUNSWICK. Ga—Ar 26tli. 6.00,0.15, lteturn —0.20, 7.20, 8.30 9.30 5.25. 0.20. p. j Mouey and drain steady—creamery sch Joseph W Old Orchard. 7.00. ( atl (aJ18c. Hawthorn. Boston. 10.50, 11.50 a. m., 1.00, 2.35. 3.35, 5.15. 0.3 •, 8.20 8.45. lo.oo a. in., 12.00 noon’, ! For 3.30. 5.25, 0.05. 0.20. Saco and niui-n«t n«vt«%v Cheese lirm at 10%®ll%c. CALAIS—Ar 27th. schs F B Cuslting’s Island, 6 45, 8.00, 10.30, 2.15 J;*18, p 111.; *OV.*.22^ 22% Delano, Boston; 4.00. 6.15. Return—7.05 Biddeford, 7.00. 8.45, 10.00 a. in.. 12.00 Kfcgs firm —fresh 16. a L Eaton, New York. 8.15, 11.00, a. in., 2 45 HOOll, POUK. 4.15, 6.40 m. 1—80, 3.30. 5.25, G.20, p. m.j Kniaebiink. --— t , Flour—recoints 27.000 bbls: wheat Sld, schs Abner p. on 291.000; Taylor, New York; Harriet. For Little und 7.00 8.45, 10,00 a. in., 12.30. CC. 12 15 SOS.t)oo busn: oats Dover. Great Diamond Islands, 3.30, 5.25, 0.05, 0.20 I). IfoBien Planning Being Legisla- bush;,.corn 251.000 bush; m. ; New LAUD. rye S.oOO bush: Trefetliens and Evergreen Landings, Keanebnnkport, 7.01), 8.45. 10.00 a. in., York, September ( barieyOU.oOO busn. CHARLESTON—Ar 26th, schs R Bowers. Peaks 12.30, 3.30, 0.05 Wells a7.—Today’s M. Flour Island, 5.30, 17.00 8.20, 10.30 a. m.. 12.00 p. m.; Beach, 7.00, 8.45 1 7 02% Shipments— 23.000 bbis; wheat 1-34.000 Young. Tiverton; Mary Curtis, а. m.. 3.30. 5.25 oteworthy advances In ol Maker, Wyco- 4.15. *7.30 m. p. ill.; North Rul- tors Sometime. prices stocks luns. bush; corn 457,000 oats bush inteo. m.,|2.C0, 0.15. p. Berwick, husli; 2t2,)do linsford, Soiaerswortb, 8.45 a. \ it*m ^ rve 000 Return, Leave Little Diamond 6.30, 7,55, 7.00, m., primarily due to the existence of 0Dt. busn; barley 65,000 busti. ELLSWORTH—Ar 27th, sch Henrietta A 12.30, 5.25 m. : li ocHeBter. 7 72% 9.30, 11.45 a. in., 12.25. 3.15, 4.30, 7.20 7.55 in. 3.30, p. Fai'niinc;* ii DETROIT—Wheat ouoted Whitney, Boston. p. Alton Wolf large short Thursday’s quotations, 77% cash White; Return—Leave Great Diamond. ton, Bay, boro, 8.45 a. m 12.30 -- outstanding interest, Red Sld, sen Carrie Bar Harbor. 6.25, 7.50, 3.30 I i 79%c; Sept 79%o; Oct —; Dec 82%o. May, a. in.. p. ra.; akeport, Laconia, Weirs,’ WHEAT. FIRE 9.25, 11.40 12.30. 3.10, 4.35, 7.15, 8.00 p. in. lnnipulatlon against the shorts was also ISLAND—Anchored in the bay 20th, Plyniouih, 8.45 a. 111., 12.30 p. Manches- TOLEDO—Wheat—casli and at Return—Leave TrefetUen’s 6.20, 7.45. 9.20 in.; \ September sch Mary K Olys, Bath lor Patchogue. ter, Concord a,id v or. hern eiy obvious and In the hands of 1 lArif ODeniusu Cloting. 79%c; Oct 79%c; Dee 82%e. 11.35 a, m., 12.35, 4.40r 8.05 p. in. connetiona, strong HYANNIS—Sld 26th, schs J J 3.05, 7.10, 7.00a. 3.7)0 p. * Perry, Tele* Return—Leave 111., in.; Dover, Exeter, Haver- ml resourceful and T B eastern Evergreen, 6.15, 7.40,9.15 Interests. Almost the . 77% graph Garland, ports; Hope 11.3) a. hill, Lawrence, Lowell, 7.00, 8.45 a. 111., of W. C. J 775/8 Cottou Marker. ru.. 12.40, 3.00 4.45, 7.05 p. in. Continuation ntire credit OV. Haynes, Portland; A Heaton, Belfast (and all For 12.30, 3.30. 0.05 p. m.; Boston, 74.30, 7.00 8.45 a.' for this revulsion must be 78% 78% Ponce’s Landing. Long Island, 5,30, leturned); Clara Jane. New York. Ul., 12.30, 1.40, 3.30, 6.05 p. m.; Leave Boston COHN. iBy Telegraph.) 8.20. 10.30 a. ni„ 2.00, 6 15 p. m. Return—6.05, for ;tven to the oonvlotlon f Sld fm Bass River 20tli, schs O D Wltherell Portland, 6.00, 8.00, 7.31), 8.30 a, 1 U. Convention. growing that ac- . 27. 9,05, 11.20 a. m,, 2.50, 6.55 p. tn. in., 15, T. 0 42% Sept. and W B Herrick, for Boston, and returned. 4.15, 0 00 p. 111. ; ailive Portland, 10.07 10 \ lve ore NEW YORK—The Cotton market to-uav was 50* negotiations going forward be- 4 0 Ar sch 11.50 a. in.. \ l,lv.f0 dull; 27th, Lucy Hammond, Statsn Island SUNDAY TIME TABLE. 12.10, 6.00, 7.50, 9.30 p. 111. t ween the S0V. 3/ 37 y8 middling uplands at 10%c; do gulf 11c: for and anthracite coal operators and sales Baugor, sailed. For Forest 300 bales. Sld. sens A City Lauding, 8.03, 9.00 SUNDAY TRAINS, -- t he OATS. Heaton, Belfast; J J Perry and a. miners and that u basis of GAI.V 10.30 111.. 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, 5.00 p. m. settlement ! ESTON—The Cotton mar/cet closed Telegraph, for eastern ports; T B Garland, Deer For Leave Union Station for Scarboro Cross- i lent. £2 Cushing’s aland, 9.00, 10.33 a. in. »as been aulet, steady; middlings 10 1-lGc. j Isle. Ing, 10 15 a. in.. 2.00. in.: Scarboro formulated with good hope of \ 12.15, 2.15, .3.15, 5.00 p. in. p. MACIl I AS—Sld 27th, schs Ssnil Beach, Pine Point, 0.15 a. 2.00 * ucoess. *oy.22% 22% ^CHARLESTON—The Cotton ^market to-day Hamburg, For Little anil Great Diamond Islands, 111.. 12.55, River, NS; Inez, William Keene and n. ra. v Old 10.15 a. in.. at Result of Elec- steady: middlings 97/s c. Freeport, Trefetliens and Evergreen Landings, Orchard, 12.55, 2.00, Gratification lho of < Boston. Peaks б. 30 p. ill.; Saco, Biddeford; 10.15 a. 111., strength the stock market, «. MEMPHIS—The Cotton market closed Island, 8.00, 9.03, 10.30, a. 111., 12.15, 2.00, to-day NEW LONDON—Ar 26th, schs 12.55, 2.00, 5 30 p. in.: lien tiebu North 1 ;ro\\ into 10 5-16c. Hyena.Calais; 4.20 p, in. 11k, in Cumberland Co. ing buoyancy, was continuous ,au. uco steady; middlings Henry Bangor. Berwick, Dover, Exeter, Haverhill, tion Whitney. For Ponce’s Lauding, Long Island, dter un LAKD. NEW ORLEANS—Tile Cotton market closed NEWPORT NEWS—Ar sch Malcolm Lawrence, Boston, 30 opening dip In prices, due to the 26th, 8.00. 10.30. 2.00, 4.20 p. in. Lowell, 12.55,5 ( quiet; 10 3-16e. Baxter, Jr, Boston. * p. ill. ; arrive Boston, 5.18. 9.42 .in **. 7 middlings Do *s not stop at Evergreen Landing, p ihugrin oi the bears who were driven to 07% Sld, schs Goodwin ■" ,an. MOBILE—Cotton market Stoddard, Andresen, Key t Kutis direct to EASTERN DIV SION. 6 80 quiet; middlings -* Diamond Cove, stops at ( sever last 1 West; Viking, New Haven. night on a rumor of the coal ItlJJS. loc. Hammett, landings on return, Leave NORFOLK—Chi 26th, sc.jS Mount and Union Station for Boston and Way 1 Hope Saturday only noon trip leave at 12.15 in. >trlke settlement which was con- . 7 7% SAVANNAH—The Cotton market closed Marie Boston. p. Stations, 9.00 a. 111. ; Biddeford, Kittery, 'juM not !an Palmer, instead of 12. 6 17% quiet; middlings 10c. PASCAGOULA—Sld L S Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem, firmed this The extreme 25th, brig Munson, C. W. T. General Li ChlalK, Me., September 27.—At today’s morning ad- Sapua. GODING, Manager. nil, Boston, 2.0o, 3% <464%. Ethiopia .Glasgow... for Philadelphia. at Mo. naii.A l'ex.l gda. 64 Calling Moville. P r I land irom 1.05 that the university of Maine 67% Pennsylvania ..New York. Hamburg... Oct 6 Cape in 27th. sch S Worcester, p. m.; preawd Bar Silver 63% Kansas & Pacific consols May—Passed Emily Bay- Rochester 8.25 a. Tartar Brlnce, New York. Naples. &c...Oct 6 more. Kennebec for Philadelphia. m.. 1.05, 6.48 p. m.; Gor- tboul J follow the of the naval Mexican dollars Oregon Nav.ist.108 109 ham and 6.40. 10.47 a. example -i9s4 Manitou.New York. .London.Oct 6 PORT READING — Ar sch Melissa jrrom STEAM- Way Stations, 8.25, m., Texas pacinc. L. tx. ists.... j 13 26tk, 1.05, 4.15, 5.48 D. in. academy at Annapolis, and Bates college, Governmenta 112% Campania .... New York.. Liverpool.... Oot 6 Tjask, Cohb. New York. LJverpool. SHIES. Montreal strong. aoiree. 2ds. 58 Quebec SUNDAY TRAINS. |60 Rotterdam.. .New York. .Rotterdam. .Oct 6 PROVIDENCE—Sid 26th, schs J M Morales requiring students to abstain from use Union Pacific lsts.101% Latin.New York. Bremen.Oct 9 For Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Bidde- aides. and Fred Snow, New York. Thu 26 Numidian H u New York. Oct July Aug. Aug. 10.05 a. ra., .50 m. Rochester and of alcoholic and tobacco. yuolatlons of stocks— York.New .Soutliampt’n 10 SALEM—Ar 27th. schs Carrie E 2 •• ford, p. liquors The Pickering, Aug Corintlilan 18 18 following nuotatlons represent me pay- Sent. 26. Southwark.New York. .Antwerp. ...Oct 10 for New Ellen M Way Stations, 6.20 p. m. Sept. 27. Stouington York; Mitchell, 8 Parisian 25 25 «& T. The special features of the afternoon pc prices In this market: Atchison.-. Teutonic.New York. .Liverpool....Oct 11 D. j. ELAN DEES, G. P. A. 26% 1*27% ;-and River lor do; Annie Gus, Calais for Fall 16 31 31 Cow and 6 11 Sicili^i sep Qcitf cession were the of the steers.... Vac IP Atctmon dig. 68% Touraine.New York. .Havre.Oct River. 23 reports depart- nulls 69V* Tunisian 7 Sept. 8 Sept, and Slavs...'....4%: Central Pacinc.. Aug Victoria...New York. Hamburg. ...Oct 11 VINEYARD HAVEN—Ar sch " or work railroad 27tli, Oregon, 30 Numidian 15 15 ment among employes, Call Skins—Mo 1 quality. tij Chos. fit Ohio...,. Tunisian .Montreal. Liverpool... Oct 12 New York for Boston and and sailed. *• M 26% 27% Portland, C Sept, Corinthian 22 22 No k .6 el Rome. .New York. .. ..Oct 13 *• by Mrs. Helen Thomas; department of Chicago. Bur. & uuincv.121% 121V8 City .Glasgow Sid, schs D Gifford. Eva May, J H Wainwright, 13 ! Parisian 29 29 No 3 “.25c e.ich State Nebraska New York. 13 De:. at nuu. Oauai Co..’..ins 110 .Glasgow.Oct Eugenie, Yreka, Eliza Leveiisaler and Eliza C 20 Sicilian 5 Oct, 5 Oct. fairs, by Airs. Kulth Oakes; flower mls- York. London.Oct 13 '* DeL Lack. fit west.173% 175% Minneapolis_Now Poiter. 27 1 Tunisian 12 13 loo,by Alisa Helle Dawes and prison work Itrtull Grocer*’ Sug«r Market. deliver at it. li.. U8J 18% Maasd&m ... .New York. .Rotterdam...Oct 18 Passed, schs Mary F Pike, Calais for New Trave .New York. Bremen.Oct 13 No cattle carried on these steamers. Portland market.—cut loal 8c: confectioners Erie, new. io% 10% York; Sarah Potter, St John for do. Mrs Helen Colliu A — 1 by iieedy. stirring Erie is uia. 32 Etruria.New York. Liverpool Oct WASHINGTON—Cld 26th, schs R D Bibber, In Effect Sept. 6tli, 1»00. at 7c: 3^% mode *'c; powdered 7%c: grauulated cojtee- Pretoria.New York. .Hamburg... Oct 13 Pinkham, Baltimore; M RATES OF PASSAGE. address on woman's sulTrage was Illinois Central.114% 116 Lydia Deering, Dunton, rusneti G Vac;yellow 6 i. do; S muel Hart, Brown, do. and A TRAINS LEAVE Mrs Huut of State Lake Erie & West. 25 25% Cabin—$52.50 upwards. reduction of 5 UNION STATION, RAIL by George Portland, WILMINGTON, NC—Ar 26th, sch Mecosta, cent Is alloweu on return tickets. Lake snore.209 205 VN1 l OltK AI M «. n « 28. per ■ MI .SEPT. New York. WAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS: of the franchise depart- (exports. Loins « Masn. 70 Snout, Second Cabin—To Liverpool, Loudon or auperlniumlent 7i% am. 130 Sunrises. 5 M1_h I Londonderry—$35.00 to 7 00 a. m. T'or LONDON. Steamship bti corn Mannauau Kievateu.-. .... 85% 86% 381 !llKh w*,''r $45.00. Brunswick, Lewiston (Lower) ment Special reference was mode to le- Bargi-40,376 Hun sets. 5 32 1 PM... 1 45 Foreign Porn. Stekkage— 100,520 do o >ts 17,339 do peas i>35o sacks of Mexican central ..10% 11% j Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Bath, Boothbav, Popham Beach, Rockland, Au- < Length of days. 11 64! Moo ft sets. 7 55 or galist ion obtained through the agency of Hour 3<»0 no oatmeal 7944 bdl shocks lo,188 Michigan central. Ar at Buenos Ayres about Sept 26, bqe Annie Belfast, Londonderry Queenstown, $23.50. gusta, Waterville, Skowhegan and Belfast. NS. Prepaid certificates $24. 8.30 a. m. For Danville Rumford annouuncemenl boxes cheese 9430 lumber 669 bales Minn. & St. corns.. ... 51 61 % Lewis, Park, Weymouth, Jc., Falls, the W. C T. U and the pcs hay Ar at Children under 12 half fare. Bates to j ion l> Is pork 50 boxes meats 2500 pis doo bxs Mum. at sc coins! oia... 90% 91 Hong Kong Aug 15, bqe Saranac, Low- years, Bemis, Lewiston, Farmington, Rangeley and was nmd« that the W O. T. ask ery, New York. or from other points on application to Waterville. U.,would and 520 tea lard 2372 pcs deals 462 cs canned Missouri Pacific...... 47 48% 3STEWS MAEINE Ar at Bueuos T. P. MoGOWAS, 420 Congress St., 10.10 m. For meats -42 cattle. mew .tersev Central....1 0 134% Ayres Sept 24, bqe J ]> Babel. a. Brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, the next legislature tor a full franchise. Portland, Me. and Waterville. New York Central.127% 128% Mitchell, New York for Rosario. Gardiner, Augusta Ar at Sept sch Wm Foreign Steamship Agency, Room ^ 11.00 a. m. Express for Danville Jc.. Lewis- Mrs. Hunt stated that In her opinion the Charter*. Northern Pacinc eom. 47% 48% POUT Hillsboro, NB, 25, Jones, OF PORTLAND. Boston. First National Ranis Building, Port- ton, Waterville, Moosehead Lake via Foxcroft, W. to Northern 1'acillc old. 67% 67% W. C. T. U. had done more to create Schr P. Sprague,Philadelphia Surinam, sch land, Main* Bangor, Washington County R. Bar Northwestern.160 161 Cld, Robert Graham Dun, Baltimore. R., Harbor, coal ar27dtr Aroostook County and for Houlton,Woodstock, suffrage sentiment than all other agen- $3. Go pltt. THURSDAY, Sept. 27. St. Stephen, Sr. Andrews, St. John and Hali- Bat k Jennie Sweeney, Phladelphla to Sagua, Ont. & W83i.120 20% cies combined. Airs. Hunt gave a brief Arrived. STEAMERS. fax via Vanceboro. coal *2 60. Keamna. J 15Vs 15% 12.35 p. m. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon resume of the story of the franchise de- Bock isianu.104% 105% Schr ( red’k Koessner, Philadelphia to Bath, Sell Medford (new). Leland, Bath for Norfolk. Falls, Augusta, Watervilie, Newport, Bangor, partment In the W. C. T. U. In 1870 Alisa 8L Paul.112Va 113% Sch Clara Goodwin. Pinkham, Newport News, NEW YORK DIRECT LINE, Bucksport, Bar Harbor, Oldtown and Green- coal q£c. ML Pauiluid..173 173 coal to B & M RR. HARPS WELL STEAMBOAT GO. ville. Willard Introduced a resolution that the Sctir George M. Grant, Philadelphia to Ban- ML PavulM uman#.....110 105 Sell Martha T Thomas, Watts. Portsmouth, Maine 12.50 p. m. For Danville, Jc.,Rumford Falls, Paul & omana diq. The 365 ISLAND ROUTE. Steamship Co. ballot In the hands of women would be a coal ml NH (In tow of tug Howell), to go on railway. Bemis. Lewiston, Farmington. Carrabasset, gor, $1. Texas racine.. i4l/s 14% Long Island Sound By Daylight. j Sch M.JSewall. Norton, Jonesport. Beginning September 10. 1900, steamer Auco- Raugeley, Bingham, Waterville, Skowhegan. valuable weapon In dealing with the li- Schr Jessie Lena, Perth Amoby to Bangor, Union Pacific pig. 71% 72% 1 00 For Bruns Sch Margaret, Robinson, MUlbridge for Bev- cisco will leave Portlaud Pier, Portlaud, week p.m. Freeport, wick, Rockland, Wanasn. 7 7 3 TRIPS PER WEEK. K. &. Waterville. Skowhs- quor traflic and kindred evils, In prot- coal 70c. erly. days as follows: L.points, Augusta, Wabasn me. 16% 17% Soil Grant. Sullivan for Boston. The steamships Horatio Hall and Man- gan, Belfast, Dover and Foxcroit, Greenville, Schr Charles May Queen, For Long Island, Little and Great Che- ecting home. This was not adopted H, Wolston, Wilmington, Del., 187 188 tor hattan alternatively leave Franklin Bangor, Oldtown and and to the/ Boston iStiMaine. Sell Mabel E Goss. Boston Stoniugton. beaaue, Cliff Island, South Harpswell, Bailey’s Wharf, Mattawamkeag, to Batn, steel plates, p. t. New York ana .now of.. Bo >n. and Bucksport until 1880 and next the Eng. Sch Alice Maud, t and Orr’s 9.30 a. m., 4.15 p. m. Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays Saturdays. year department Islands, at 6 m. for New York 5.10 m. For Schr M. B. Sullivan to New Old JColonT.204 204 Sch Flash (Br), St Joiio for Boston. Return for via p. direct Returning, leave p. Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, work Wellington, York, Portland—Leave Orr’s Island, and was incorporated as a branch of the Adam* Exuress...123 123 Frank L St John for Boston. Pier E, R., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- Waterville and to Skowhegan Saturdays stone 76c. Sell P, above landings, 6.00 a. m., 1.00 p. m. Arrive at 38, 161 days at 6 p. m. only. of the W. C. T. U. of Aiulne. American Express.150 Portland, 8.30 a. no., 3.30 p. m. C. Leadbeaters Island to New Cleared. These steamers are fitted and fur- 5.i5p. m. For Danville Junct on. Mechanic Schr S. Hall, U. ». Express. *5 46 Dallv excursions 22 miles down the superbly Mrs. Hunt answered that Bay. nished for travel and afford the most Falls. Lewiston, and on Saturda sto Rumford objections York, stone 70c. People was. 83% 86% New York— Fare round 50c. passenger Steamer Manhattan, Bennett, trip, onvenient and comfortable route between Falls, Waterville and Skowhegan. In said she racific Man. 32% 28% Belgrade, were advanced and closing J F Liscomb. SUNDAYS. Portland and New York. It.00 p. m. Night Express for Brunswick, « 182 182 Portland Wholesale Harm'. Pullman Paiace. Sch Mollie Rhodes. Dobbin, Stonington and she would not be misunderstood as 116% Leave Portland for South HarpsWell and In J. F. L1SCOMB, General Agent Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, hoped Sugar, common...114% New lrork—Chase. Leavitt & Co. Moosehead Aroostook via Old- PORTLAND. Sept, 27. 78% termediate landings, 10.00 a. m., 2.00 p. m. THOS. M. BARTLETT, Agt octAdtt Lake, County In any way the work that Western union.. |78 Sch Railroad, Simmons, Friendship —J H town, Bar Harbor, Bucksport, Vanceboro, St. disparaging me wnole- Fare to South Harpswell and return Sundays The following quotationsrepreieut Southern Ky Blake. St. John and «]1 Aroos- In work had accom- pfd^.. 35c, other 25c. Stephen, St. Andrews, the pioneers suffrage sale prices (or the market; Brooklyn Kama Transit. 49% 51% — J H landings took Halifax and the Sch Ida Hudsou, Webber, Hampden ISAIAH DANIELS. County via Vanceboro, Fhe referred to the sweet on Flout federal Steei common. 31% 32% Blake. Provinces. The train does not plished song sep8-dtf Gen’l Mgr. Saturday night do pro. 61% 63 connect to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Fox- the banks of the Loch Lomond and said: Superfine and low grades.2 75S3 00 American xooacco.. 86% 89% FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. crof, or Bangor, excepting to Washing ii Lakers.3 75 a 4 15 BOSTON 11 PHILADELPHIA. beyond Spring heat. au 126 R. R. Harbor. take the and we’ll ..126_ _ ton County and Bar “They may highway Wheat patents.4 65di5 03 — Spring Metropolitan Street B K.145% 148 BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Sept 27 Ar, sch International Co. TRI-WEEKLY SAILINGS. 12.55 a. in., midnight. Mt. Desert special tor God we Mich, and SLLouisst. roller.4 10®4 25 Steamship take the new way, and please Tenn. coai fit iron.63% 65% Crescent, Newburyport. for Rocklandi, Augus- dear.4 15 Brunswick, (connecting Mich, aim St. Louis 00®4 sells H Boston for .— — some In the U. M. Itnbber. 27 28% Sid, J Builer, Lamolne; FOR ta, Waterville, Bangor, Greenville and Bar will all meet time legislative Whiter Wheat 60g,4 75 From Boston patents.4 Continental foDacco. 24 25 Ad de Schlaeier. Rockland ; Nellie Burns. Maud Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Harbor. hall at nrd congratulate each and M Nunan, Portland for shore Augusta Cora and Feed. Sperlin Sylvia Easlport, iu'003, Calais St. John, N. 3. Hatitax, M.5- From WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION. of Boston I*lamot. fishing. Philadelphia Monday, Wednesday ©th*r that we have obtained the right car lots. 61% 562 and all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Corn, sells Chester R 8.50 a. m. For Bridgton. Faybans. Burling 0 Sept.27 1900—Tne were ROOKPORT, Sept 26—Ar, Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The and full and Corn, bag lots. 3 464 BOSTON. following Friday, St. Sherbrooke equal suffrage." of Fiour aiui Cora: Lawrence, New York; Eastern Queen. Boston. lavorlte route to and St. Andrews, ton, Lancaster, Johnsbury, Meal.I bag lots. ®62 today’iTquotauoiis Campobelio From Central Wharf, Boston. 3 m. From St. Paul and Leavitt the N. B. p. Quebec, Montreal. Chicago, Min Mrs. Gertrude presided fat Oats, car lots. ®30 Pine street Wharf. at 3 m. FLOUR EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. Philadelphia, p. In- neapoils. 34® 35 Fnmmer Arrangement. surance effected at office. Br evening session. After devotional exer- Oats, bag lots. 4 50 5 5 25 1.05 p.m. For Sebago Lake, dgton, Har- car 50 8oringts Ar .it Sept 27, steamer On ami auer Monday, Mav 14, steamers will for the West the Penn. B. Cotton need, lots.OO 00®26 4 60. Glasgow Pomeranian, Freights by R. and rison, via rail and Songo River, North Conway, cises and music, reports and remarks rel- 00 Winter patents l5a4 Montreal. leave Railroad Wharl. Portlaud. on Monday, forwarded Cotton Seed, bag lots.00 00,0,27 3 4 30 South by connecting lines. Fabyans. Lancaster, Colebrook, Lunenburg, Clear and stra in 70 I Ar at steamer New to the Women’s Christian Sacked Bran, car lors.. ,. ..18 00®19 00 Southampton Seyt 27, Passage $10.00. Bourn. Trip $18.40. St. Johnsbury, Newport. ating Young 9 Corn—steamer yellow 50a. New ¥ork. leave St. and Lubec Mon- sacked Bran, bag lots.00 00®! 00 York, lag John, Kastport Meal3 and room included. 5.50 p. m. For Sebago Lake. Cornish, Bridg- were made and Temperance Unlonf,branch by Middling, car iota.18 00®20 00 days Friday. For frolght or passage apply to V. P. WINGfc ton, North Conway and Bartlett. Fabyans, * li CSJO I.ive .■stocit .Vl*rK-i’. Issued and checked Mrs Littlefield of Wlnterport, Miss Middling, bag, lots..19 O'1®20 60 Memoranda. Through tickets baggage Agent Central Wharf, Boston. LuneuDurg, 3t. Johnsbury, Montreal, Toronto 50® 19 50 By Telegraph.1 to destination, ty Freight received up to 4.00 E. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General and Mixed teeu.18 A New Steameb-It Is understood that the Chicago- Freese of Allss Moore of Cam- p.m. 88 State St. F’ske Boston, Bangor, 27. 1900.—Cattle—receipts is to a new Manager, Building, SUNDAY TRAINS. Sugar. Coffee, Tea. Nlolasso*. ifaiain*. CHICAGO. Sept. Kennebec Steamship Company build H or tickets and staterooms apply at the Pine Mass. oec22dtf den and Miss of Portland. good steers 10c higher; others steamer for its service between Boston and 7.20 a. m. train for Bath, and Powderley 6 34 8.000: generally Ttree Ticket Office, 270 Mid e street, or for Paper Bangor, sugar—Standard granulated. slow; natives 5 80: good to prime steers at 6 46 Kennebec river It is said are now for Rockland exception y Transfer at Bath. were "A to r-_. .. „v.,mi|.jtA,l Hi ports. plans other information at Office, ltaiiroad These followed by message 4 50®5 40: selected Company’s for Lewiston. a 5 90: poor to medium at. being prepared and the contrac for construct foot of State street. 7.25 p. m. Paper train Extra C... 6 00 Wharf RAILROADS. the Y’e,,: from Miss Anna Gordon anoth- Sugar— feeders 3 80®4 5 •; mixed Stockers 2 60®3 66; the craft will prdbably be awarded before 9.30 a. m. r or jpaDyans ana miermeaiate roasted. 13 (S.lb ing ( oflee—Rio. Texas fed steers 4 20®5 00;Texas grass steers weeks. Tlie dimensions of the new boat stations. er from Mrs. i?tevens. All the meetings and Mocha.. many Coffee—Java 27^(50 at 3 35@4 15. will be about the same as the City of Rockland, DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON. 12.?5 p. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath, were well attended. Teas— Amoys. 25^,36 Hogs—rece 30.000; left over—; top 5 50; launched at East Boston for the Boston Augusta, Waterville, Bangor and Bar Harbor. 27(&60 pts recently From July 3rd to October 1st. I eas—Congous. mixed and butchers 5 10®6 50; good to choice & Steamship Company, and the interior 6.00 p. ui. For Lewiston. Bangor for all Teas—Japan. — and at 4 95 similar. The new r 11.00 m. o heavy at 5 10®5 50; rough heavy arrangements will be very Steamers will leave ailroad Wharf, Portland, p. Night Express points. AGAINST 33. & M. Sofctoo a. m. Mt. Desert for Rockland YEKD3CT Teas—Formosa. 0,6 05; light at 6 20®5 65: bulk of isales 5 20 boat will be ready to go on tlie route early next for B iston, on Tuesdsy and Saturday. During 12.65 special Rico. »6@40 and Bar Harbor. Molasses—Borto S>6 40. season and the old Sagadahoc will probably July the hour of leaving will be 7 a. m. During Bangor 27.—A verdict award- badoos. 32^36 Alfred, September Molasses— Bar Stieep—receipts 13.000; sheep steady; lambs then be withd awn. It has not been settled August and September will leave at 8.30 a, m. Trains Leave Portland ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. ~ was announced Molasses—common. v to slow ; to choice wethers 3 90 whether the boat will be of wood or iron. J. F. ad Bartlett. ing the plaintiff $4,UOO are stead good LISCOMB, Supt. For a. 5.15 *8.30 From Montreal, Fabyans 2 crown.2 00*2 2o ar- H Lewiston, 7.C0, 8.35, m,. 1.30, New Rajsins. 6.4 20: fair ito choice mixed 3 CO6,3 90; Wes- Rockland, Sept 25—Sch Allred W Fiske may tf H. P. EBSEY, Agent. 8.25 a. m.; Lewiston and Mechan- the In the case of Dot-tie.. I. 3 crown.2 264)2 60 p. m. today by .fury do tern sheep at 3 90®4 20; Texas sheep at 2 50 rived last nig' t with coal. This morning she ic Falls, 8.35 a. m; Waterville and 4 crown. 2 50*2 75 Far Island 8.15 a. 1.30. *8.3) ill of North Berwick the lioston do native lambs 4 26.g;6 50; Western 4 75 began sinking lrom some unexplained reason. Pond, m., p. 8.43 a. m.; Rangeley, Farmington, Day against Muscatel. T igs1/! cc3 60; Augusta, Kalsins. I oo?e Inside of an hour the water was flooding the For Montreal, Quebec, Chicago, 8.15 a. rn. Bemis. Bangoi, Augusta and Rockland, 12.02 p. acted as ad- a5 & Maine railroad. Mrs. Day 35._ decks. are to pump 30 Montreal at G.50 and Lewiston, Pork. IScef. Lard and Poa.trv. Two tugs alongside trying and *8 p. m„ reaching m.; Skowb'eran, Farmington her husband Ooraestlo AlarkeH. ner The vessel was thought to be entirely and 7.20 a. m. 12.15 p. Beecher Fails,St. Jolmsbury.Bridg- ministratrix or the estate of 17 25(5)17 60 dry. p. m., m.; I’orV.—Heuvv. sound when she anchored last, night. 12.15 p. Express, Mattawainxeag, Bar 00 1 a,d—Bails, compound. 71/4®8 ;ei extras 2 70®3 00: Minnesota ug NEW YORK—Ar 26th, sclis Osmey, Small, From Chicago, Montreal, Quebec, ans, No. ( w *v I r <1 s on 7. Bar Harbor, The staunch and elegant steamers leal. 5 36: do low grades 2 40ta,2 70. Shulee, NS; Hannah F Carleton, Hardy, Ban- a. m., 6.45 p. m. and Rockland, 1.25 a. m, daily; Hali- Lard—Pure, ®**®}2V4 DING LEY” and "BAY STATE” Bangor Montreal to *8 No 2 Western at 60c fob afloat: Abbie Bowker, Perrv. Bowdoinliain; Agri- “GOV. fax. St. Bar Harbor, Bangor, 4.20 a. m, Liverpool. thickens. Rye quiet; gor; leave Franklin .John, Rve C I K Sew \ork. Ct; Herman L Rogers, alternately Wharf, Portland, * Fowl. Mate 55®56c col a. Lamsou, Stonmgtou, Wharf, at Daily. Otbei trains week days. daily From busn: exports Brook. and India Boston, 7.00 p. m. daily, 9.25 a. m„ 5.38 p. m.-.Bar ■iiner. From Montreal. Quebec, \Wheat—receipts i50,775 127,- Norton, irtony excursion train leaves Port- Sundays—Lewiston, futures. 200.0>0 Sundavsexcepted. Sunday cheap m. 11.3) LI Vi- 199 bus; sales 3,100,000 busn 8IU, sells Arthur B Smith, Siena Leone; Em- Harbor, 12.25 D. m.; waterville,5.20 p. m.;White hlntou. Kept. :•!>, daylight, Sept. 29, 2 p. Hams. These steamers meet every demand of land every Sunday for Lewiston, Gorham and • •• 8 /2 steany: No2Ked 81Vie in Charles D 5.‘ 5 t>. m. 2 m. lush exports: spot press, Rockland: Hall, Philadelphia; service in a. m. leave Berlin at Mountains. Cambroman, Oct. 0, daylight. Oct. t>, p. Jhoulders.- 1 modern steamship safety, speed, Berlin at 8.39 Returning dev: No 2 Red 83Vic fob afloat; No North Frank Learning, Philadelphia for Saco; Jeanie M. •Ottoman Oct. 10. daylight, direct pry FUli ami Mackerel. comfort and luxury of traveling. 4.00 p. ni., every Sunday afternoon for Lewis- GEO. F. EVANS, V. P. & G. >m Duluth 87 f o d afloat, new. Baltimore. •Roman. Oct. 13, daylight, direct. 4 76 Llppitt, Through tickets for Providence, Lowell ton and Portland. SOOIaBY- «•* &I-A~ 'od, large Shore. 60,5)4 62.400 bush: exports 79,146 Ar sebs Estelle, Bonaire; Red Jacket, Oct. Oct. 20, 2 p. m. Corn—receipts 27tli, Mew York, etc., etc. on MU Vancouver, 20. dayllgut, shore fish. bush futures; 320.000 hush Bessie Worcester,Worcester, Pullmau Palace Sleeping Cars are run Medium tm l msli- sales 176,000 South Amboy for Rockland; Whiting, ; ^ Gen. Mauaget •Diese •tempers do not :ers. in for night trains and Parlor Cars on day trains. carry pasaen export: spot firm; No 2 at 50c eiev, 49Vac Jacksonville; Annie M Allen. Philadelphia THOMAS M. BARTLETT. Ago.it. Haddock. PZrn New Bedford; John U Paine, do lor Gardiner. Ticket OUice, Depot at foot of India busn: exports & Rumford Falls Bost.n to via. Oats—receipts 133.000 28,830 Also nr 27tli. sclis O M Marrett, Rockland; Street. Portland Ry. sealed. — 2 at 26W Livarpaol Queenstowi. lerrlug. per box, Va' An itish ;sales bush spot.spot ilrm:No ; John .iStroup and Rosa Mueller, St John. NB; no From Boston E (Cl Kliect Jiiue 25, Ii»00, So 3 at24:1,i<’: No 2 white at 27ya; No 3 white Nat Meader, South Gardiner; Mary Lynch, 2s. Cora Ban- RATES Oct. 10th. lo.-jo a. ni. Mackerel, shore it 26-Yic; track mixed Western 24Vi@2tfyac; Seal Harbor: Alma, Sullivan; Green, TOW DEPARTURES Rew~ii7giand. &»16 do for Rundont; George B ,argo .. i rack white Western 26®34o. gor; David Faust, & SACO RIVER 8.30 A M. and i2.50 noon. From Union Station RaTFB OK PASHA')It. 10 mess at W H White. South BRIDGTON Can- Produce. Beei firmer; family 60®$1a; $9® Ferguson, do; T Gardiner; for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckfteld. It First Cnbiu — and IIP Ur- 1 > 60. Thomas Borden and James Talbot. Rockland; RAILROAD CO. Rumford Fails and Bemis. $5.’.5) single. cans. Boa... For 3 Minutes’ Conversation ton, Dixneld, to steamer 2 " 2 «Rbo steady. Ida L Rav, Stoniiigton. Union eirn—9M4.00 and up. according Boa. 2 60 Cut;m-ats _ 8,S0a. m. 12.50 noon and 5.15 p. m. From Jeans. Ca lfornla steamed a Sept BOSTON—Cld 20th, sclis George H Ames, Mil accommodation. Yellow 3 Laru firm: Western 7_5i%; as follows: Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate cans. Eyes. ?, in comment at 7 86; 8 A 8 5t>; Rockport. to load for Nassau, NP; Ed- Approximately IN EFFECT, JUNE 25, 1900 Second ('niilti—9X6.00 ant upwards single. Red *O«2 60 refined quiet; Eaton, stations. On Saturdays only, 5,15 p. in. train to leans. Kidney.2 ward E Briry. Rosa, Baltimore. Return—iflflflo and upwards, according .. FOR DISTANCE OF FOR runs to Kumiord Falls. Native Onions, at 12 75a!l4 00; faniiiv at sch Cacuts, coal iteamer. 1 Fork mess Sid, port. Bemis. •ouitoea. bbl. firm'; 00. sells Charlotte Through cars between Portland and Derry. London, InfJHnnn3 oo 6 0 )ald 50: sho’-t. clear 14 00®16 Ar 20th. Normandy, Baltimore; Rtcrr.ge—To »,.»erpoo!, Iweel Botatoes. Jersey 00*0 Silver Bi Harrison, Norili Britlg- to market is steady; creameries at 17® W Miller, Albany; A Hayford, Belfast; 10 cents idgton, Owsnstown, Belfast and Glasgow. $23.50 Kastern Hlioro. M* ““ Butter Less Ilian 5 miles, iweet, June crm at 18® Heels. Rockland ; Fannie F Hall, Josie Hook West Somli R. C. BRADFORD. Traffic ♦K.50 Rieeraze outfit furnished free. freMi. M !2c; do factory 14®16Vic: “ ” ton, Sebago, Rriilg- Maln#_ fags, Eastern ® 21: do crm —. and Gen Bangor. Man:i|er,^ to T. P. MCGOWAN, 420 Congress M : : {*/9 c: state dairy lb V* Scott, and Sweden. Anplv Sggs. Western fresh. at 11 small Rockland; Harvest Home, 5 to 15 15 ton, Waterford Rrwt J. B. KRATING room 4, First Nation- 24 tu do Cheese is firm; large white V»c: 8ld, sells Pemaquid, (utter. Fancy Creamer. ; small Machias; Westerloo, Sulli- “ A. M. P. M. P. M, ASHTON. 2z \ large eJored at UVi Mt Desert: Mopang, “ t-&^rTEJOY- Bunk CIIARLIC8 9$7A ...... 21* vhlte llVi®il8/ac; al Building. 1 (utter. Verment A Calais ; Roger Drury, Iliilsboro. Leave Portlanu more.8.50 1.05 5.50 CtttrMHS street Hnd Con -rr * Square Howl, or and Vermt... l2Va@13 ; van; Hooper. 15 to 25 20 * lieese. N. York 1’eiui 18®21;Western Leona and George H Ames, Rockport: David TOUR A NOR Si CO„ Montreal. 13 l^13^* Eggs steady: State and NB; Leave Bridgron Junction, 10.08 2.28 7.15 'lieese, sage E Myra B Weaver, Rates for distances in proportion. & Mathias St,b Co ^ eeular at mark 12Vs@lSc; W estem, Edward Briry. Baltimore; greater Arrive Bridgton, 11.06 3.23 8.10 Mi. Desert packing Electa Bailey.-. PoiTian, Fruit. ess off 20c. Fernandina; Arrive Harrison, 11.37 3.40 8,37 ATLANTIC CITY—Sid-Oth, sch Joe, Kelly, the Cotton seed oil firm TELEPHONE SERVICE je22dtf J- A. Be.nnett, Supt. Friday, April 20th. New York. Messina. 1 etroleum easy. T CCOMMENCINGJ steamer Sis. 4 §gBO00 BALTIMORE—Cld 26th, sch Iona Tunnell, AT YOUR RESIDENCE < 00^8 Tar pontine easy. .ranges. Tunnell. E’ort tie France, and sa led. FRANK JONES nnd Coal. Rice steady. Is useful always, Electric McBONALO STEAMBOAT GO. Oils, Turpentine sclis C S Glidden, Boston; Merom. New Portland fined ned firm: Non 5.60; Boston; 30 minutes log), s A Noll at dale. Gloucester; Keiinen Eos man, ant lar- Portland 11.00 m. SiriHlI Point Harbor and Gundy's Harbor. I rates Astral. l t 6 40c; No 9 at*.30; No lo »t o.25; end Sundays for Underwood Spring p. Allan. i\l ill bridge: C M NEW ENGLANQTeLEPHONE EVANS. F. E. BOOTHBY at B.00 a. in. Half bbls. lc extra 5.20c, No 13 at o.lo; No 14 Julia Ann, Pemaquid; m from 8.15 a. m. to 9.45 p. m. GEO. F. Return, leave Cundy’s Harbor 25 No 12 at. Eo a E and iuth half Hourly ■ ■ •••••• St George; commerce. rn. Gen’i G. P. & T. A. v'* above C umberland, coal. A and Confetloners A o.9o; Giimore Last car Irotn Underwood Spring at 9.10 p. Mgr. bindings. >-<7 00no ? 45.16; slandard Rockland; Sophia Wiley idea- TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Man tove and furnace coal, retail... @7 ^ loaf and crushed 6..>.>; pow- Lucy Elizabeth. aprlSdtf A. H. MCDONALD, «*«r. 8 lould A 6. o ; cut sep26 u*w eep24dtf 6.15; Cubes .30. boro; Minnie Chase, Brooksviile. T*l. 4f„3 (Mice, 158 Commercial St F 600 4 ered 6.25; granulated seplOdtf T ea coal, retail. ~ THE PRESS. SUPERIOR COURT. flwwwwwwwwwwwwwrtwww mmmmm MAINE’S GREATEST STORE. NEYV ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. ft J. R. Llbbv Cc. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. ©won. Moore & Co Sentence Day An Un- Frank M. Low & Co. Friday O. C. Klwell. fjeo. C. Hliaw. usually Busy One. First Fall tO omen's | Standard Clothing Co. Opening of Prof..) Oscar Shelten. Klees Bro'.Co. Oren Hooper’s Sons. at I T. F. Loss & Sons. S'uits. To Let—Geo. F. Jnnltlns. Garments and Printer—Hituat o.i wanted. Three Thousand Dollars Collected New Wants, For Sale, To Let, Lost, Found Ei anil similar advertisement* will be found on I From Dealers. An Autumn Wall ght page 0 under appropriate beads. Liquor p Opening d3 bvhich shouts a ad- big . will on sale Mrs. Winslow’* Soothing Syrup. go the g been used over Years millions of shout, but Has Fifty by •Vertising rest of our smalls mothers for their children while Teething, A shobvs a 9c|3©rS« with success. It soothes the child, Number of State Prison meagre stock, igj perfect, lots of wall c softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind dc-Ve bvith papers, and Is the best lopes disgust Colic, regulates the bowels, Sentences. There are some emedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from the customer and ner- p 5; teething or other causes. For sale by Drug- two thousand rolls in every of the world. Be sure ai d *Cous prostration -5 m gists part among C^Shji';k 1 £ 25 ctfi ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, proprietors and sates about a bottle. Lemuel Estes Given Six Years 5g embracing g£ people. a t- c For Felonious Assanlt. 5 seventy-four p CASTORIA terns suitable for all kinds of rooms. Bears the signature of Ciias. H. Fletcher. £ Xu use for more than thirty years, and all have wide and narrow borders to xJt// an Opening bvith a i5m Nearly The Kind You Have Always Bought. Yesterday was sentenoe day In the Su- j| court and an ar- match. perior unusually large lavish stock of nebvest styles 5! ;• CASTORIA ray of candidates for lines or jail and themselves, tor the A few at S Bears the signature of Chas. II. Fletcher. state prison presented /V a satisfaction to customers, patterms, (small lots) consideration of *5 Xu use for more,than thirty years, and Judge Uonney—They all with the results. The Kind You Have Always Bought. passed following and and 3 cervts a roll Nathan l)ruher on a search and seizure exhibiting displaying dg CASTORIA and a nuisance Indictment, paid an ag- | them ts liKe PL,Ay to sales ^5 gregate of lines and oosts of $340.87. Bears the signature of Ciias. H. Fletcher. 5 a at Thomas M. Donahue paid $216 81 as Quite good many 4 cervts In use for more than thirty years, and people and demonstrators. line and oosts on a nuisance indiotment. 2he Kind You Have Always Bought. | Thomas A. Webb on a nuisance Indict- Come to this our “First About 50 at ment a tine and costs to ^5 5 to 10 cervts paid amounting | IJR1EF JOTTINGS. $885.76. Fall Opening of ID OOP 5* 20 and 25 c David F.Murdock on a search and seiz- Regularly 15, cents, ure and a nuisance Indictment, paid A case of diphtheria has been reported oa'// some bvell ■ tines and oosts to $704.44. things --- at 40 Oakdale street. amounting Edward A. McCarthy paid $841 OS on a Mr. John L. Hyde yesterday left the bvorth your attention. search and seizure complaint and a The New needs cleaning and Maine Eye and Eur Inllrmary where he Pictures freshening g nuisance indiotment, up, If you've a mattress or 5* has been a patient for three weeks. Two Let half a score ^speak for ten First floor, near Book Department. Charles J. Creary paid $225.83 on a Covert deserve fuller mention. feather bed that needs months ago he met with an accident at soore. Cloth, steaming nuisance Indiotment. jj The papers in a few days will Ogunquit falling and straining one of JVebu Dress StuJifs. 43 in., and disinfecting, a piece of John Frazier on a search an3 seizure Woman9s £1.50. it to them. Suffice it to the nerves in his leg. He at once went Suit. | give furniture that’s soiled, If you are and two nulsanoe The Dress Goods buying began g and then went complaint indictments, 4b in., say that the fail line in to his home in Himington Of linest Venetian Cloth ool- £1.25. surpasses troubled with bed or tines and costs 46. (all earlier this SeptemDer than usual, bugs any £ is much paid aggregating $046 artistic and moderate- to the hospital. He improved, well double-breasted 45 qualities kind of let us tell Edward H. McMenamln $214.28 ors) tailored, Fortunately we were ready. in., £1.00. 3 vermin, you J* is to use a cane. paid ness of we have but still obliged silk Three price anything our on dip-front jacket, elaborately Dress Goods Buyers spent a about renovating department C Mrs. Charles I. a nuisance. • Always desirable and one ol the Wednesday afternoon, revers faced with satin. week the ^ heretofore shown. Copley and Michael MoNeal $218.49 on a nul- stitched, among most The telephone call is 501-2. of Woodford had occasion paid serviceable fabrics made. g Riggs street, Lined throughout with taffeta. Ten Durer Prints, Pastels, and sanoe. Etchings, to go up stairs tor a few minutes, buttons. Skirt is Dress Goods Giants M. on pearl seven-gored, Dhotan Water Colors, Oils, Engravings a the Joseph Flannagin paid $217.47 Cloth, on coming down saw man leaving inverted well velvet a Charles R. McGuire plait, lined, In .New York and Colored work ran to the nuisance; paid and the result of their Photograph house by the front door. She bound. Price $18.00 47 in., 3 Good Oil Cloths £ $334.19 on a for search and efforts seems to make them Indi- £1.35. in all sizes. Some door to look after him, but he had en- complaint (as particularly seizure and a nuisance indictment. viduals, and in a group) more boast- A new creation this all 2 nice in colored tirely disappeared. Investigation showed Suit. season, subjects glass at 25 cents. £ Thomas F, O'Connell on a nuisance In- ful than the writer. sponged and makes a that the intruder had ransacked the H Advertising 'shrunk, perfect 5 mounts at dictment paid $423.35. Paleto, Oxford -gray Frieze doth or Here are a few of their good things: fitting garment. A variety of attractive pat- room and had taken from a dresser a 50c g John C. and his sureties John Kersey, in blue, brown or black. 25c, 37c, number of Masonic and other jewels Brady ’terns, exceedingly durable goods f tfullivan and James W. Butler was de- Double breasted jacket, turned in Dress Goods. Drap'd Milan, new have belonging to Mr. Riggs, but for some DlacK. Many mouldings for the money, ®j£ faulted, edges, triple stitched all around, full reason had left them, though some of This will be a Black Dress Goods 47 in., been added to the framing de- or inlaid velvet two £1.25. of Frederick C, Haskell and his sureties collar; splash \ them were quite valuable. Nothing Season beyond all previous ones. partment. Harlan P. Ingalls and Elmer H. Ingalls pockets. Satin lined throughout. Another newly born, 3hrunk and ^ value was missing. Our preparation for It as such is were defaulted. Prices $18.53 to $27.00 sponged, all the new colors, heavy ^ Custom C Upsilon Sigma, P. H. S '98, gave a complete. j A Good Stove Couches, James Currier was sentenced to enough for Jacket Suits. e dmner at Riverton pay Wednesday evening A few hints of it must suffice for J « $213 84 and costs on a nuisance, and if Walking Skirts. for $7.50. All and seat, to Miss Marlon Stanwood Randall, newspaper telling. hair, spring edge not in ten in David Bailie will pall days to six months Venetian cloth, Oxford gray, also Chexliots, % whose marriage' to Mr. The Sun Cable No. 11 witl covered with your own selection jail. His counsel said he would pay lat- take place next Wednesday. Tables were blue and black,inverted plaited back, English Pebble. 50 in., er. In the meantime he stands commit- £1.00. heat a large rcom easily. It is of velour, set in the red room. The decorations over lapping seams, stitched at the $15 Highly lustrous, firm and ted to bottom or llounco weighty 45 89c. and handsome and a g were in taste. At the post jail. deep style. Prices, in., I strong exquisite texture, an Ideal Suiting, 63 luoh^s allu- Leopold Marquette was sentenced to $3.00, $3 80, $1.00 to $10.00 great value. By buying of the maker you c prandial exeroises many pleasant wide, for 42 in., 50c. t pay $251.99 on a nuisance indictment, sions to the past and future were made save the middleman’s profit and if not paid In 10 days to six months ; Dress Skirt. £1.50 A'complete lino of colors, In all R.ervov g In the witty responses to the toasts. acting other dealers C in jail. to bo much used this That’s why charge The Portland Past Chancellors’ Asso- Venetian Inverted grad?s, season; doth, plaited Erench \7ndressed * James McDonald ana Charles Quinn, also In shades of navy at 50o,7bo, Things. you $20 or $25 for the same ciation will give a reception to Supreme baok, Inverted seams, finished with 11.00, " g Indicted for breaking and entering and Worsteds * 1 35, $1 50, |1 76, 13.00. Representatives Hanson, Bean and Rey- loops and buttons. Silk trimmed If you’ve an old carpet that quality, larceny In the store of Eugene S. Pen- nolds, of the Grand Domain of Maine, around bottom. One of the Strangers In textiles, Satin dexter, were each sentenced to three Soleil, --, on Thursday,Get 4, 8 p m., at Knights of Trices $7.50 to $15.00. a beauty, soft finish, rich black, 5(1 «* g years in the state prison. Pythias hall. It is expected that there Inch, 12.00 44 Howard M. Frank and William in., £1.00. \ a attendance on this Camp- will be very large Jacket. * bell for and the dwell- A occasion and all should make an effort to breaking entering Tailor Venetian. veaxjihowy material with a very Oren Sorvs. One of a hundred, made of high Hooper’s house of Nathan and Royal banborn limre almost | be present. ing high equal to satin, 8 | grade wool Frieze, Oxford gray, also 54 00 at Baldwin, were each sentenced to two inch, |2 new colors. « Bids for rebuilding Exchange street blue or black Box Coat, ^uimMiiniiiiiuiimii MiduiiaiiliailllMinir years in state prison. Kersey, sewer wore opened at 12 o'clock yester- double full velvet six French Broadcloth. Charles E, Llttlelleld for forging and breasted, collar, French Venetian, day at the office of the commissioner of fancy buttons, two tlap pockets. uttering an order on the First National lias a high Velour finish, splendid public works. The bids were as fol- Black satin or colored silk lined. 52 in., £2.00. < Bank In the name of A. E. Noyes, was weight, 52 lnoh, $ 2.50 * lows: John H. Flannagan, $0,094.20; Prices, $12.50 $15 $18.00 BERNARDO & CO. sentenced to three years in state prison. 00, A very beautiful doth, very finely R. D. Shanahan, $6,888 60; John W.Gul- J Paris Perfumes. Lemuel Estes for an assault with a Foreign Camel's Hair. woven with a good silky lustre. The liver, $9,604 Angelo Dorello, $18,687 U0 Golf Cape. felonious Intent upon a female of the weight is right for suits. The foot ball team of Gray’s business 54 lnoh, $1 50 age of 82 years, was sentenced to six One of many; of wool golfing cloth, oolloge would like to arrange games with < A Week’s Sale years in state prison. extra heavy, latest plaid, 80 Inch A is Broadcloth, j school teams in this vicinity. Address Special Bargain jj Edward C. Boyoe for breaking and en- length lid Inches sweep. Fancy 52 in.. Manager Able Parent. This Jilaok Camels llalr £1.50. J tering the dwelling house of George A. hood on cape, edges stitched or cov- Suiting. We closed out the entire stock of the This is the same make ns we have * was sentenced to three In ered with Trloes, Gray, years KerBey strap. * manufacturer. In 60 lnoh this would sold for many years. Never hear a PERSONALS. state prison. $5.00, .$5 9S to $22 00. Of Perfumes, be -worth fl.76. It measures 40 complaint from It, 30 shades to show * vieu. it. vuiuujf w»8 imiicicu witn j The above are but hints of the Inches and at you. < nt the although cheap fU,25, Oct 1st. others May term for breaking and ( Commencing Monday, |i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varney are at choice things at this cur First Fall you get It at 75o entering the store of Fred E. llanson. Mr. Geo. C. Shaw’s. It will be good Opening of Suits and Garments for Pebble Cheviot, < ills sentence was suspended at the solici- 1 Mrs. frlend6 to These are of news to Varney’s know Women. Colored Dress 52 regular Sale perfumes high ( tation of his friends and the Stuffs. in., £2.00. her health Is young 1# Extract, Trlco. Price. greatly improved. [ Trii # „ !| man's promise to reform. Judge lionney for from liernardo & < Rev. C. H. Daniels, D. D,, secretary Dress-Making. Venetian Cloth, Heavy weight suits, entirely f-—- grade la, told him that If there was any further new i Violet, !' of the American board, was the guest Our Miss Bearing has returnod 50 in., colors,excellent for outing and oomplalnt against him sentence would fil.OO. street wear. 1>ari«- in twelv« of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. D. Carter during from New York with a collection Heliotrope. T**?™ be Slnoe then the For a medium this Is J j1 his In Portland. summarily Imposed, of the newest of Dress prloe cloth, stay styles and a Crab Apple. different odors and are boy has been guilty of a similar offence. one of the best we know of. Plaid bacK |i Mr. George F. Merrill who graduated Suit-making. Suiting. He was sentenced on the original case NN!" 1,v Qrom Dartmouth College this year, has She will be pleased to consult with 54 in.. £1.00. 1.50. 2.00. a the flowers in to lb months in jail. Double \ rfi simplv liquid Ji begun his law studies at Harvard. you and advise you concerning your Warp English Jeokej CIjU Bernardo Italian laborer who A full line of new’ designs, some ex. ■ DUO 23C Mr. Rossa.the forra- We advJse 10 Sidney St, F. Thaxter and Mr. Autumn Costumes. Serges. tra White Lilac, y°° 11 stabbed a fellow countryman named values, Carroll Brown have entered Harvard. 45 75c. Arcella Tadao at Gorham last August, in., r Franf?ipannl, next \ Mr. and Mrs. E B. Winslow and Mr. Persian-Wilton Rugs. Meltons and OZ. OZ. buy your perfume* was sentenced to two yearrf In state pris- Stronger than ordinary ones K^erseys, and Mrs. C. W. T. Coding, left on Wed- 23 54 wiry v'1'1 • ,loUotrop®. on. by inches, twenty styles, In 54 in., F for will not be1' texture and perfeot In weaving. £2.00. week, they * nesday for a week's visit In New York, some are an exact Imitation of old John for the of a P Elly Valley, Klley larceny watch, Such ns Mrs. Edward B. Cobb, Carroll street, Turkish Bugs. Price, Is us9d for men’s wear but sold at tlie8d a{tCr the property of Ada Ryall, wa3 sentenced Homespuns, F White Fink. Prices entertained a heart party on Tuesday are also well adapted to tailor made | to four months In jail. S1.39 afternoon in honor of Mrs, and Miss 50 in., 75c. suits and short skirts. * Mary Stuart. Oct. 6th. Edward for and en- Genuine Moquette Mats, Safurday night, Jones of Boston Cockling breaking ij better tor street or tering the stare of Samuel B. was 98c Nothing travel- Mr. Mervin W. Clark Is in New York Kelsey Granite Cloth, * 18 80 inches. serviceable. Odors _ n sentenced to one year in by ing, very Special i for a few jail, days. Full size 27 by GO Also a full line of new colors In 45 in., Charles P. Nelson, indicted for ma- Moquette Mat, £1.25. Schlotterback & Foss Co., fifteen styles, Casnmeres, India Twills, from 25c | Fn. c. Price. licious mischief in breaking the windows Very star dy and serviceable, bot h E»tabll»liaJ |l A TEST OF STITCHING. to |1.00 p____ In an eleotrio oar to the West- £2.19 per yard. plain and mixed. * Carnation Fink. 85o oz. 50c belonging ■I»pf«rrl«iion rt scripuoii vtDriJCitisi* fe» (• A and q American Scanty Hose, ?.'«or. 60o unique practical demonstration borok, Windham and Naples * rallwray,was f Feau U’ Espagne, 76c oz. 60c oz sept27d*t of thread strength in men's clothes, Is sentenced to one month in jail. Nelson J. R. LIBBY CO. J. R. LIBBY shown In the west win low of Frank M. has been in four months CO. J. R. LIBBY already jail GO. 1% ** Low & Co. s clothing store, Monument awaiting trial. A dressed square. stylishly gentleman John Murray,convicted of larceny of a It •will be remembered that at the Sep REGULAR directs the attention to a of pair men's watch from the person of George llarri- tember term, 1890, Fred A. Snow of one of whloh Is attached Dyeing, Cleansing ami trousers, leg by man, was sentenced to eight months In Harpswell, a llsh warden, was tried and Carpet a chain to a stout frame while to Beating —1 above, jail. iC^UI convicted of an assault upon one John OIL I— the other Is another fastened, by ohain, Daniel P.Early Indicted for the larceny C. Brett. He found Brett and his family Our Store a 110 of nails SPECIALTIES. DRESSED keg containing pounds of burners and reflectors, the property at the seashore having a shore dinner, jewelry These trousers are warranted not to of the Grand Trunk rip, railway, was sent- and Snow claimed that they were cook Steam Renovating Mattresses (Expert Work- CHAMOIS >| is packed with everything new in soil at a men to make them Steam although they ridiculously low enced to 6U days In jail. He has alreay short lobsters. Snow was over.) Renovating lng convicted, Featherbeds, Dry cleaning. E tlio Jewelry lino. Wo liavo the THE price. been live months in jail. case was carried to the law the 1 oourt, Gloves Cleansed for carriages and harnesses* most complete stock In the Is and a ftJT“Kid Every Day. city, BUSY Seeing believing, guarantee* , Fred B. Goodwin convicted of forging and the were overruled and Small ones 10c each. £ exceptions Carpets taken up and relaid. p Come to our store we cau show for a time test also, clinches tha and name argu- uttering the of George II. j udgment ordered for the state. Snow Kcgular size 75c each. ment. E you everything usually found lu HOUSEMAID Brown to a oheok in the International was sentenced to 00 In Urge size $1.00. days jail. ► a first class catabliah- will appreciate the M^letwioe Trust with intont to defraud F0REST CITY DYE HOUSE and jewelry In her duties,byway* company Weston R, Stinson, who was an assis- FflSTFrTS This is the kind that is forded her U. S. CIRCUIT L ° only S merit. modern furnimro COURT. one Steam l.mterole, ia Mary E/Shaw, was sentenced to 16 tant of Snow’s, was sentenced to pay a Carpet Cleansing Works durable for wet use around the Joslah Allen of violation polish), _ Chelsea, of months In stata prison. flna of $100 and costs and $40 costs, which 13 Preble St., Opp. Preble House. stable. the internal revenue law, lined $10 and Charles H, Facey, oonvloted of break- he paid. Carriage Sponges the tough, and 29 line and costs thirty days in jail. ing and entering the store of Charles A. Mary Young paid $536 costs durable kind, 25c, 50c and y5c on a nuisance F. Emerson of vio- Indictment. each. I Benjamin Chelsea, Bounds, was sentenced to three in years Major Benson was sentenced to pay ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. IVIcKenney, lation of the internal revenue law, plead- State prison. Facey only got out of $200 on a nulsanoe indictment. lIrANT ono assistant a H. H. HAY ed nolo. state prison last April, at the Ball was defaulted in a number of bookkeeper, young & SON, expiration man who Is accurate at a THE of a santenoe for a similar figures, good | JEWELER, offence. cases, Middle St. liquor penman and at the saute time rapid. One who Barbarick for an Cape Cottage Casino will continue Theophilus assault John S, Quinn was sentenced to pay can furnish references and has had office ex- In the Paint and battery at Gray upon one Bela Car- $200 and oosts on a nuisance indictment perience. Department. those famous shore dinners for the Monument Square. pres- penter, was tentenoed to three months In nnd if not paid In ten days to six months JOHN W, PEKIilNS CO., | ent. are well * Ily20dtf5thor8tlip They always patronized. jail. In jail. sep20dlw Portland, Hie.