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Portland Daily Press: October 31, 1895 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. THREE CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—YOL. 33. PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1895. _PRICE the water, the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the board all necessary assistance. housotop was travelling __MISCELLANEOUS. iug down the wind as fast as I could swim nook and corner of the rein, THE SEA, “THti mm.” ^ OF READY FOR THE TEST. Every her HORRORS and I had to go a of a mile well as minute detail of nearly quarter every beforo I reached In Arkan has been it. Thing’s Are Getting1 Serious The weather today ^ chinery and equipment ‘1 THE 9“hlia The sea was so that after PRIZE KANSAS od to the most searching scrutiny, high shortly sas* is likely to be or t I climbed on of the out if the unofficial commendation top house it shut my view of tho fair. officers foreshadows their reports to y schooner. The next 1895. flatterinB morning I looked about the horizon for Pout land. Oct. 31 st. BABY CITY department, these will be highly Their Owner i! ^ Gov. Clark Means Business ar.tl Takes The Tale oi the Sole her and made her out a And Picturesque Tlic Ammeii Ham in the Fink of to the builders of the Katahdiu. Thrilling quarter of a mile sev- away I could seo tho five men huddled Himself—Ho Mill Not Be A" A HE Along with the trial boards came Command Trimmings OF and pas6S together aft. I was National Politics. | Condition. eral formidable looking ohests Survivor. dreadfully hungry Bulldozed, But Says Ho Will Prevent then and I felt sure is containing the delicate measuring in- that the men would I department got some canned from the lazaretto Any Fight ill Arkansas, struments in use by the navy goods ,cpert- so I determinod to abandon the an un- inent, and a wilderness of note boohs, housetop and swim back Little Rock, Ark., October 30.—Tho making blank forms, tables, stationery, etc., tor to the Lord. the OF SCHOONER I went overboard swam a FOE THE POPULIS'l here in earnost this of beaded THE TRIAL SPEED RUN recording the work of inspection. All THE ILL FATED BATH but only SOLON CHASE fight developed common display FOR used few when I made Cured of tig instruments and indicators to be yards up my mind that morning when Gov. Clark ordered the Bj tor HARRY LORD. the was too and I returned PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE. cos- TODAY. by the engineer were corrected journey risky to at 1 m. the State and for corps once militia armsjand p. jetted things this trial at the New York navy yard more to the house top. Then I broke wood from the inside house was full of boys in blue with in a CUTICURA and a table of errors has been furnished and tried to yard tume great Disfiguring to scull in the direction garniture with each—these errors to be applied of tho sohooner. muskets and other necessary aceoutre- ECZEMA REMEDIES the in- Soon after I lookod about for the schoon- and the subsequent records made by Savr ments. of kinds. The Boards of Have Convened at to a Pieee of Wreckage He er The Old Time Greonbacker and Uniqui variety styles Our baby when three weeks old was badly af- Judges struments in order to have the calcula- Clinging but she had disappeared. flicted with Eczema. Her limbs, tin One hundred and fifty menjof tho First line head, arms, neck, New London—She is Expected to Ex- tions as to her revolutions, His Mates Drown Before His Eyes and Political Figure To Be Urged for A of Buttons and nearly every joint in her body was raw and horse-power, GOD ONLY KNOWS left here at 1.39 superb the that as near to absolute correctness as Arkansas Regiment p.m. bleeding when we concluded to try Cuticura ceed Speed Bequireinents—All etc., Was Powerless to Help—He Suffered Nomination—It is Believed Westeri for dresses and is Remedies. We began with Cuticura (oint- human ingenuity can make them. how I passed the three days and three for Hot Springs. wraps and Cuticura and the first is Wanted is Good Weather’ Eiko a Child Will Him—Views o ment) Soap, after “It may seem to an outsider, Tortures Untold—Wept on Populists Support that the citizens of we see a After we had strange nights that house top. I remember It is rumored here application could change. said Chief to the exclusive de- used them one week some of the sores had healed TO THE Engineer Milligan When His Story. His Maine Supporters. open now, [SPECIAL PKESS.J hear Telling that the afternoon of the third day I saw Hot intend to burn the railroad entirely, and ceased to spread. In less than a PRESS representative tonight, “to Springs she was free from scales and blemishes, and deli- what I to be a rain storm com- the Hot road to to be seen in no month, New London. Conn., October 80.— of errors in connection with these New October 30.—Benjamin B. thought TO THE PRESS.] bridge on Springs stop signs to-day has as lovely skin and hair as any child. York, [SPECIAL instruments. But there from the southward. I built a She was shown at the Grange Fair, and took a Few people outside the service have any cately adjusted Weeks, the sole survior of the Bath, Mo., ing up tho progress of the troops. as the over sixteen others. are orrors in their almost infinite- Lewiston, October 30,—A meeting o: other store. prettiest baby, of the work as- work, wihch was grove on the deck to watch the rain and Gen. of Forest [R. * Mrs. 1609 Belleview Ave., Kan. City. adequate conception of the schooner S. Lord, Jr., Brigade Taylor City Sremiura PARK. simal—just as there are variations Harry old lino and of more recem Potter Drdo at Chem. Coup., Boston, after it I remembered that green baackers, Sold everywhere. signed to and always performed ky a oompass—and we must take them into lost nearly abreast of Cape Hatteras last completing is in command. I populists will be held some time durinj naval board of inspection appointed for consideration. They may be due to va- Tuesday told the following thrilling tale there was a clock in the house top. Gov. Clark says he will take command NOTICES. etc., the coming month hero, probably at tlx BPECIAL, the trial of a United rious causes—temperature, moisture, stuck head the and himself and see whether two men of trip States war of to my through skylight any being among these conditions—but these the wreck and his sufferings report- office of Hon. L. C. Bateman, of tlx are vsesol. The oflieial instructions issued running my hand along the wall inside God’s earth can withstand the ruling of We receiving are not to be considered as in any way ers in New York. While reciting the Maine The will no the secured the clock. I hauled it out from Populist. meeting the court of Arkansas on the FOSTER'S- by department for the guidance of reflecting upon the skill or the integrity of his supreme fresh novel, story of how the remainder ship- bo a convention, but a consultation, am every day the two boards which are to observe of the manufacturers. On the contrary below tore out its works and then laid prize light question. will mates wore lost and he alone saved, ho will have a two fold to listen tc the makers of these instruments on the to catch the rain. object, Forest DYE HOUSE, and report on the speed trial of the the case top ties in made Neckwear City be to learn of our discovery of orrors, broke down completely and wept like a Solon Chase, and to ask him if he wil Ammen glad But efforts were unrewarded for the AND ram Katahdin tomorrow, cover for our tables will onable them to make my TEPID AT HOT SPRINGS. child. How the use of his name as a president for the newest about 50 their better than ever before. rain did not come. Being destitute of women, type-written pages—altogether machinery S. Lord” he began “left In in session “The Harry cold. I used to ial candidate beforo the coming populism They Threaten to Put the State Soldiers over words, or over The two boards will remain clothing I was dreadful of chif- 10,000 approximately next here on 24 bound for French creations in New London probably until originally July of the house to national convention. J ail. Steam seven columns of an climb to the sunny side average newspaper. for about 20 individual reports Port-au-Prince Haiti. Wo went from two Mr. Chase mad Carpet Beating Wednesday, get warm. About years ago " lace and ribbon. The are a ot before Hot October 30.T-Attor- fon, They given with degree speci- will be and submitted chartered a Springs, Ark., prepared there to Cape Haiti and there On the afternoon of the seoond day the tour of tho west as far as Denver, am I fication the final can be sent to the depart- General arrived from almost painful to a layman and report tons of at big shark stole up alongside the house ney Kingwortliy are less than MACHINES, ment to load a cargo of 400 logwood mot of the leading populists,and o you in Washington. see him smell about many prices 13 Preble St.
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