EFiEI PORTLAND DAILY PRESS ED ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-VOL. 39. PORTLAND, MAINE, TIIURBDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1900._i^RtVJSigl_PRICE THREE CENTB. bureau for June taken at 1 ■IICELU5IROVB. and N. 8. Pnrlngton, Esq now mes- yegtertfay, 27, nicridnn the observation for senger to the Governor and Con noli, Is p. in., time, mentioned for the post. Mr. Purtngton his section being given In this order: of state of ha* a wide acquaintance and would Tenipemture, direction wind, weather: make a good man for the place. The New HILL Governor also ha* a military secretary, PROBABLY SAVED. Boston, 80.SW, eldv; York.7ft.8W, NOMINATED. Wash* rain; fft. 8, cloudy; who Is a member of the staff and for this Philadelphia, ington, 84 degrees, 8W,partly cloudy;A1- position Mr.Frederick H. Parkhurst, the Imny, SB. 8. char; Buffalo. 70, SW, young Bangor man who has played a cloudy ; Detroit, 78, W.p cloudy;Chicago, St. part In the politics of the 78, W.p cloudy; Paul, 84, NW, clearj prominent Huron. Dak 84,N W, clear; Bismarck, has several terms In oounty and served 74. NW, ck*ar; Jacksonville, 84, the legislature, Is understood to be a can- cloudy. of Leaders didate. It is Supposed Belief Expedition Has Big Gathering Republican Other coming events cist their shadows KILLED AN AMERICAN. before. At the next session of the legis- at lature, Hon. George M. Beiders of Port- In Cuba This Is Not Considered a Bangor Yesterday- land will be elected attorney general. Reached Admiral Seymour. Crime. Four years ago Mr. Beiders was a candi- date against Uon.W. T. Haines of Water- Havana, June 27.—A Cuban policeman vtlle and came within a-few votes of win- who recently killed an American named ning out, Blnoe then he has been the Welsh, and against whom evidence was I, -.-.-^Tl only candidate and hit election Is as- apparently complete In the opinion of I sured. Today there has appeared a can- He Could Only Hold army officers and others who saw the didate to suooeed Mr. Beiders four years Heliographed whole affair, has just been aoqultted by hence. Mr. Bertram L. Bmlth of Patten, the judges In circumstances so extraordi- Acts gently on the the present oounty attorney of Penob- Out Two Days. nary that Governor General Wood will soot oounty, announces that be Is an as- order an investigation. The fiscal said pirant for the higher plaoe. Mr. Bmlth the case had been completely proved and Kidneys, Liver argues that as Penobscot has not fur- he demanded * sentence of 14 years. nished an attorney-general since 1*78, the Americans In Havana yo very indig- and Bowels claims of ths oounty should be consid- nant over what they claim is a studied but It 1* too to how to show the Cubans that It ifl the ered, yet early say Americans and British First to En- ottemot lEANses System many other gontlomen may appear as no crime to kill an American. contestants against Mr. Bmlth. NOT WANTED HEUB. ^EFFECTUALLY Straws are eagerly grasped at tho time ter Tien Tsin. The chief of of >%., O' £$^®Tc of a convention. The fact that Michael police Burlington, Clark remains the Aroostook member yesterday wired the police authoritDfl of the state committee without a contest of this city that he had arrested a mas on staJ* *' was the subject of comment. Two years in that city the charge of having OVERCOMESiijrf® rf£. en a horse and team. The hit ago Mr. Clark hod a competitor In Mr. man gave Thomas Phalr of Presque Isle and the Russians Stormed Arsenal and Sustained name as George Milo, and stated that he 1UAU had been a man named hABlTUAlCONSTlPATIONPERMANENTLY contest was a lively ono. This year the employid by Milo who lived a mile outside plaoe was not contested and there ore Greatest Loss. Douglass, thoce who see In this state of things of Portland. The case was investigated at this end and was could tie signs of a coming event. The Aroostook nothing who to the of found regarding any such man. Later Bur the GENUINE MANT O By Republicans belong wing the party headed by Gov. Powers, sup- in the day the Burlington authorities port Mr. Clark. Mr. Boutelle will be telephoned that the team had been the (3uIvKNIA|Tg,SyrvpCHINA. at Che Foo didate to succeed Mr. Boutelle and It The last steamer arriving Rome, June 27.—The Italian armored Waitt and Bond’s dated looks now os if he and his friends con- from Taku brought this message cruiser Vettor Pisanl and the protected June 23: trolled the political affairs of the great Tien Tsin, Monday, cruisers Strum boll and Vesuvlo have been Russian in command of northern county. “The general ordered to Chinese waters. Another bit of talk heard in the crowd the relief force had decided, in view of (COMMUNICATION WITH SEYMOUR. BLACKSTONE was the rumor that Mon. W. W. Stetson Saturday’s heavy fighting and mnrcnlng Lon June 27.—A from OK. JOHN F HILL. of Auburn, the state superintendent of that one day's rest for the troops was Ion, special dated last that schools, would bo a candidate for gover- essential and that the advance should Shanghai evening, says CIGAR communication with Admiral nor to succeed Gov. Hill, Mr. Stetson not be resumed until today. Seymour was the Tien Tsin relief force had nothing to s*y about the matter, Meanwhile came Admiral Seymour’s opened by Admiral was at that The however, and so fxu* the form has not heliograph that his position was desper- Sunday. Seymour Leading time said to be ten miles from Tien Tsin. been taken very seriously. There has ate and that he could only hold out two Three hundred of tht* members of his i also been stem* talk of Hon. Waldo days. The rallef sku*teHONG KONG. Calf, with Lubber Suits. Price 93.00. when he answered their oalls. like it. he has been to nearly all of the list Is as already printed. “Kempff." ANDERSON, ADAMS & CO., again (Signed) June 27.—The French so that Paris, minister That Hr. Hill will be a popular candi- Republican national conventions, Mr.Manley spoke briefly In introducing of murine M. De Lanessun, has received Fire Insurance Agency date, the warmth of his reception today when he strolled into the ollioe of the Canut/ip Kri’M lit* UHifl* ADVISED TO LEAVE. CENTER & MCD0WELL, a cablegram from Capt. Dorjere, direo leuves no doubt. He came at the end of Bangor house, he shared with the Sena- SPEECH OF HON. J. H. MANLEY. 539 SlreH. 31 Street. the French C'oiiKrcsi Exchange the Governor and the Governor to- | Foreign Legations Ordered Out of tor of arsenal at Foo Coo, say- a three hours’ session, but the delegates tors, of the : BROWN BLOCK. JunlSdlflsp Gentlemen Convention—Maine he has sent I list Class American and Foreign Companies be in the of the I Pekin. ing that to Hong Kong all were all waiting and they gave him a impromptu receptions hue always held n commanding position Horace Am>ekson. Chas. C. Adams. the women and children connected with among the states of our Union. From ! dec is Thus. J. Little. ip eodtf royal send off. morning. London, June 37, 8.47 p. m.—The for- the days when It from a district; the French mission at the arsenal. Portland was well for In Mr. who Is 78 passed represented, Sylvester Bartlett, years to a State to this hour, It has been potent eign oltloe ha* i**ued the following tele- addition to the delegates the Lincoln young, came with a large delegation anil iniluentlal far beyond what Its popu-1 gram received from Mr. W. R. Carle*, the would In oon- THE WEATHER. olub came over 150 strong, under the lead- from Dr. Hill's native town of Eliot. lation warrant. shaping, British consul at Tien Tain, undated but ... trolling, leading public airair» With Its TIMELY r of Col. John D. Pnndable. The The nomination of a candidate for Gov- sent 34 and forwarded raut ership list of Illustrious Its probably June Unaht-». long governors; --k : in the the noon was one of ernor to an Struck arrival of olub at being equivalent election, state officials; the high order of Its ju- from Che Foo, June 37: -T—f— I Eye Po. Hellebore. ardor and Insect Powder, the events of the day. Headed by the there is already talk concerning the next diciary; the patriotic fidelity “A note ha* been received by the com- a piece of wood, could not bo given THDiPO and officers and by Whale Oil Soap and of its military naval as the excuse for a black if BEN- IWIUrluiJa IWVI American Cadet band the olub marched Chief Magistrate's military household, missioner of customs here from Inspector eye other insecticides, oommanders; the distinguished men It READY to the and then waited and a number of have been SON'S ALWAYS CHARCOAL Bangor house, gentlemen has always kept In the Ifouse of Repre- General Hart (Sir Robert Hart) at Pe- was used in place of wood for kindling until Senators Frye and Hale appeared discovered who according to report,would sentatives at Washington; Its list of kin, dated June 19, stating that the for- fires. Buy a BIG 10c BAG of auy on the Thu cheers whioh the not be averse to titles statesmen from the days of John Holmes balcony. placing military eign legations had been advised to leave savo anti John Chandler, who have represented Grocer and money._ club made the welkin Then before their names and the laced Pekin within hours.” F°H gave ring. gold It In the Senate of tho United States, twenty-four WORTHY1 f 1111 were serenaded and after on forms. DlalufrcIsnU the Senators uniforms their manly we can say without boasting, U has not went In the crowded to bear the been matched State Ui this No. 23L) A Ei that, wherever you Among those willing weight by any Union. (TALK Copperas, Maine has furnished to the nation a v r streets, the badges of the Lincoln club of swords and epaulets are John S. Hyde MINISTERS LEAVE PEKIN. Boston, June 27.—Local forecast: Fair Sulphur Candles, vice president, oablnet officers, chief jus- were The announced of next be and continued warm weather CHAINS. Chloride Lime, wt rv rss'rs conspicuous. badges Bath, who, January, may tice of the supreme court, associate Tbs News Causes Crest ltellef at Thursday Carbolic Acid, etc. JJU 11% that the bearers were for Hon. John F. made a lieutenant-colonel; H. B. Austen of the ana to fresh westerly justices great tribunal, military Washington. Friday; light There are a great many varieties and that be- and Dr. E. B. of Ban- and nuval heroes aud commanders, min- Hill for Governor, they of Phillips Sanger w-lnds. of chains upon the market. isters representing the United States to June 87.—The eye-glass to the Linooln club of Portland. who is willing to serve as surgeon- Washington, develop- June 27.—Forecast for form for longed gor foreign countries, Presidents of the Washington, The most convenient ladies the Dr. is not the as- ments of the day respecting China were and for New In addition to these announcements general. Stinger only United States Senate, Speakers of the Thursday Friday England: who wear their glasses constantly is and The Chinese were adorned with the of for that however. Sur- House of bril- Important interesting. Showers and cooler weather Thursday; fast- FOR Igulges plctures pirant position, Representatives whose the hair-pin chain. This chain marvelous careers have never of UAY General oi Gov. Powers's liant and minister’s report of the departure the showers; brisk HUa ila nMI The Kitchen and Lincoln. geon Mayberry Friday southwesterly ens in the tiack hair and is not liable been equalled lu the history of our gov- and their from of the Lincoln olub was stall is understood to be to wear foreign ministers gunrds winds and s The arrival willing ernment. quails. to get caught and pull your glasses Pekin relieved the officials here, & SONa« Floor Paints, not the only event of the early hours of his uniform during the next four years. Its legislatures have elected, slnoe greatly off. Then there is the “Ivory ball” V arms has, entved who took It as the first tangible evidence WEATHER REPORT. the day. All the forenoon the hotels These gentlemen, If appointed, will huve Maine the Union, eighteen LOCAL chain to hang over the ear and the United Its governors that the had a full were crowded. and visitors what be called $tate5 Sefiatorj. Imperial government — ear chain. For Middle Street. M$£w"wute. Delegates may honorary positions. have three senators to fill tem- Portland, Juno 27, 1900. The local gentlemen’s people from all directions. member of the Ad- Appointed ealizatlon of .the enormity of permitting came pouring in The working staff, porary vacancies, one of whom was after- weather bureau records the following: who use their glasses only for reading to come to harm was a central and General John T. has ward elected tim The the ministers personal is the chain Senator Frye figure jutant Richards, by legislature. 8 a. m.—Barometer, 29.671: thermome- or shopping, th-re long nnve at some and were thus undertaking as far as lay ROOSEVELT GOING WEST. spent much of the forenoon In the office been so popular and successful in the per- twenty gentlemen, Vhp ter, 68 0; dew point,68; rel. humidity,71; with pin and hook for hanging the of our history filled these high observe the amenities of the of on sidewalk of his duties and period In their power to dlrectlou wind, SW; velocity dress. I have a New June Roose- of the Bangor house and the formance exacting were abil- glasses upon the large York, ST.—Governor offices, all men of qommandhig the wind, 9; state of weather, cloudy. as uftor the welfare of the Maine of International exchange. of these chains in solid velt will leave this on next by the door. Dr. Hill was kept busy looked ity, of patrldtlsiri, oi lutellee- assortment city Friday pure £feat the 8 ni.—Barometer. 29.542; thermome- before the the war with *u tal force, ilfiVOten Vo the welfare, the The keenest interest Is shown by p. and Include all for Oklahoma, there on the he had been the day receiving troops during Spanish ter, 81.0; dew 08; rel. humidity, 64; gold gold plate. They arriving and of our great officials to learn the conditions under point, well wishes of his fnends. the such care that his reten- development prosperity dlrectloh of the wind, SW; velocity of the the latest styles and patterns. evening of July a, to attend the reunion During painstaking State- Eight of them had been mrnibers a conclusion. Which the ministers left Pekin. state of weather, It rain. of the Rough Riders. He will leave forenoon Congressmen Allen and Little- tion In ollioe is foregpne of the House of Representatives; tour of wind, 0; E. of rifle all of them had Minister Wu’s despatch was ominous- Maximum IK); minimum A. M. WENTWORTH, Oklahoma on July S and return to New field arrived and were warmly greeted. Col. C. Farrington, Inspector them governors; served temperature. and In the mean 75; is man in the the State In various ways many ly silent on that point and|.though temperature, 60; temperature, York. Prominent among the well-known men practice ano&er right place wind 24 public minister himself maintains almost obsti- maximum velocity. S; precipi- Pi ‘uclical who In on street cor- aud will continue to hold that positions. Optician, The Governor expects to make no set gathered groups position. The State has a right to point to them tation—24 hours, trace. Smith of Litchfleld is nately his oonlldenod In the non-existence on his ners and in the hotel lobbies, was Gen. Hon. Orainandel with and to contemplate their 510 1-1 Congreai SI. political speeches trip although pride, It Is admit- to be the state treasurer. His selection lives with admiration. of a state of war. generally he will undoubtedly be called upon to S. D. Leavitt of Fastport, who came as WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. It Is a matter of peculiar gratification ted that it will be difficult to accept his m. toi p. u at the different at a Leavitt’s former for that office will make a vacancy in the speak plaoes whluh he delegate. Gep. po- weather m 10 a p. at the Continued on (Second conclusion if it shall transpire that the I The agricultural department Duty stop. sition of leadership in the Maine Demo- post of private secretary to Governor, Page, retain and elements so mixed In him that and the section of the frequently repeated during his remarks. old glory flout* shall noeltf and thp county adjoining of law and the full blessing* Nature might stand up and to all the State, and It Is with (he utmost confi- SEVERAL DEATHS Senator Male In substance.: guarantees Fay BILL HIB1TD. said, of Chrlatlan olvllliatloc. And wherever world, ‘This Isa nan!' His honors dence in the wisdom of the selection and have he with much e that MM. MALE’S SPEECH. our flag ha* been raised In support of sought htiu. Ill*successes earns, very personal phnsur these It has been raised In for character Is power, lie has most of In their lie heir I second the nomination There is no eo to oome to as principles place good I honor and It will never be lowered In life before him. Hut If young In years of John F. Hill of Augusta. of There is no such the State Maine. dishonor. he can my with Uni Bacon, “A man welcome in the wide world as the wel- Hon. Hannlhal K Hamlin was the next I make one other suggestion end that. Is young In y»*ar* may be old in come of the State of Maine. distin- might " man to second the nomination. In Continued from Fleet rm|n. My that Is In relation to the Issue my friend hours If be has lost no time doing Caused Electrical the of this By guished colleague, president liryan sought to raise In order to array He would claim to be no orator. Hls so, he spoke briefly of the issues now lje- convention, has so ahiy presented If hls claes class. The Kepnblloans life Is one of deeds, not words | foro the and then seconded the Gen. RhihHc lias Skirmish he Issues that 1 do not think it against country Storm. of that the «reatgeneral under mind cannot fashion to please the and oau*e rejoicing today Ju- party protests against any attempt phrases In a few re- Incumbent upon me to enter Into details. can and ! nomination graceful words, nlor senator from Malae Is wtlli us, and the guise of Id to 1 or war upon trust* I (stoning ear, It build factories knows that tbs Democratic eat the to Dr. HID as a leader, a has, hr unanimous choice, lieen so- Everybody to army armed comp against armed camp mills that laughing children may ferring fitting year claimant returns every four and With Boers. over our deliberation*. years the of this In bread of life and American schools train man devoted to the lmed to pieaiile record of that among people country. Republican party, ha* notwithstanding the the rec- American men. But, like nil such He Is known of all men. HI* record regard to the trusts, I say that up In character and In ability. has the temerity to ask that can pare gifted I ten one march and party, ords of the two shows that the men of strength of brain, he speak continual upward parties ac- be given it. In the Republican on when rails If can- The nomination was then made by onward, occupying positions of trust and power may put their faith In the Hepob- right occasion he there has never been In this cam- people the of the Mor- of the It was Severe in Various Tarts of honor In his own city, his county. In his party loan party not to promote Agrarian not bring to you oratory clamation and the announcement any question as to its leadership. and of he does to State, la the House of Representatives nt paign strife, not to array olass against class but rill* Hamlin, firing you ; result was the occasion for more cheering. No other name has been other char-1 our country In suggested to all c’ttsens liecauae the party their conscience, their dignity, their New Washington, representing the man who sits In the protect Col. Plummer of Mr. England. the than that of or and their faith. Stanley Dexter, Gen. Buller’s Paris as one of the commissioners of rode Is not a party of faction of section, actor, party Telegraph White House, William He He comes with none of the titles of MoCuelok and Mr. Richard Webb of treaty of peace, serving nineteen years In MoKinley. but stands for all the people. on the diet of the wave at Philadelphia. and the Senate of the United States, the Upon one thlhg that concerns the peo- war. When Chamberlain Connor, Portland were appointed a com- Wires Cut. How Is It, iny friends, on the other with Davis and with Chaves, risked life greatest |*nrliami*ntary body on the earth, ple of the State I am Informed your mittee to Dr. Hill of his nomina- side? There are two men whom the Dem- he was In notify citing president of the Senate, standing platform may make a declaration, I refer for liberty learning patriotism ocrats are eager to get rid of. One Is numbers with the children of *01 tion. tfhlle the committee was In that assembly with no rmiertor and now to something In which we are all lisping President and we'll take care ones on the was Two Killed in Man- with few his lib* to the McKinley the of taxation. that prayed night for dear performing Its duty, the platform Boys i*quuls, devoting The other Is Interested, equalization by of him. William J. Hryan. t > that mm their cenrlec* of his State, Its banner It has heen said that every man takes an tented ML The M And ns follows: keeping The Eastern Democrats at least are anx- reported adopted In the forefront, never to rendei It interest In death and taxes. No one fathers with whitened che»k* harm'd love falling ious to lie rid of him hut so far as we can chester, N. H. and service. his fair share of the of country In a school not taught by man. THK PLATFORM. patriotic loyal he is aide to take core of himself— objrcta*tn paying Re I take In to you as judge taxee and It is wise and expedient that “Peace hath her victories no less re- with The of Comnundant pride presenting in the convention. Our irlends and The Republicans of Maine recall Compact Hon. Win. P. our of taxation should lie revised nowned than war.” To grapple life with your presiding omcer, the Democrats of the East do system ad miration the Republican adm inistra- neighbors, in order that IneuoaUMes he re- courage, to master the work of the busi- Frye of Lewiston. with his 10 to 1 may tion In our rotate and country. We take Wet and Gen. Botha. not want Col. Hryan ness to win the of his fel- As Senator Frye stepped forward the moved. I understand that great Interests world, respect In the «nd adhere doctrine and his fifty cent dollar. to hiis pride party’s history in this state have their willing- lowmen, to lie faithful every trust, we broke out anew with redoubli*d well as expressed to it* In national affair* applause 1 cannot speak as my colleague with him a life well lived. He principles. One Man Killed and Another In- ness to have the system of taxation ad- ^■en and endorse the of the Re- force. It was renewed anil again has of the great issues now iwfore the for its adopt, platform aguiu comes to this high office well fitted held lu of this I thould not be justed. publican National Convention, until an enthusiastic member of the people country. Let me make one more suggestion. solemn responsibilities. After long ser- in Western Mass. if I said that all the Philadelphia, on the 19th, SJ*»th ami 21 at jured to his speaking truthfully It Is that when this convention adjourn vice in the legislature,—and none more Androscoggin delegation jumped of the last four years in due to and of thl* month. prosperity It be to resolve Itself Into a committee of honorable,—a term in the Council, wire and able feet and the men from the Senator s the I would not say We glory in the patriotic, Still At Macha- Republican party. the whole on the State of the Union In close touch with all our people, he knows Kruger of the this Administration of President McKinley, a own rose In u and the hall that all blessings country to a its duties and its needs. Where county body order that we may go forward inag- economy in a stateanon In are due to the great leader war, wise a enjoys Republican jmrty. is needed he will not fear to put the resounded with three ohners anil ttger. I think he ntiloent victory In November. We cordially and thoroughly en dodorp. As a public man grows older knife. Ho will stand upon.hls own feet peace. Senator Frye raid that he was over- should learn not to be blinded The rml business of the convention dorse hi* administration ol our domestic Manchester, N. II., June 27.—During a by party and carry hls sovereignty under hls own whelmed thl* token of esteem. He but when we contrast the records and foreign affair*. brief but tierce shower, a bolt by loyalty, name when Senator Frye announced that hat. A Just man, he will do justice; a Ohio I lightning of the and Democratic We to W illiam McKinley of 111 words of tile history of Republican parties, to fearless man, popular clamor, when pledge killed two here this afternoon, about spoke eloquent our It any gentlemen had any candidates and Theodore Roosevelt of New York, l>oys while all that Is Is not due to swerve good wrong, will not him from the fu one the Republican party ami then proceeded is the one which tho time had arrived. In recog- the candidates of the jiarty five o'clock nnd riously Injured believe that It. present of a true while Republican pnriy,wt» line duty ; gentleman, and Vloe President, the to a discussion of tbs political questions is the best to manage the affairs of this Mr. tha Senator referred be for President oilier. The victims were Whittier Wil- nizing Heath, governor It will said, the With Hos- nation. There are certain Mr. electoral vote of Maine, by one of Loudon l’»peis Filled of the day. Tbs Senator was frequently things to the man as one of the elo- ‘•For hls fr»e Litchstring never was 1 Ihijis, aged seven, Janies Murphy, aged the Augusta largest ever given. When he asked President, for which Republican drawn in majorities 0. interrupted by applause. men of the Stata,add!ng that when We endorse the by the about 10 and Clair West Pettis, aged Scandal. party may take the credit. It bas estab- quent the child .of Adam’s platform adopted j pital if the had lost its a gray- Against poorest State convention held In Lewiston on the The two former were killed but party courage, lished a currency of sound money against Mr. Heath h ad made his speech there kin." Instantly of lust. halred veteran sitting among the Kill which the gate* of Hell cannot prevail. would be little show for candidates other 19th April it U thought the latter will re cover. He is a rock-ribbed Henublican. He In state affairs we favor an economical an Does suppose that Col. Hryan, nelieu delegates shouted empha- any tody than the one he would Mr stands in Maine for and the ONE MAN KILLED. with his 1« to 1 and his cant present. McKinley administration of our State government. policy, fifty that the tic “No." A reference to the late Con- s remarks bore out the hero of halt Juan. He believes We are to the of any dollar, can break into this impregnable Heath reputation opposed granting Weston, Mass., June a money of tlte workl Is none too good for the life of the 27.—During gressman Dlngley was loudly applauded. fortress of sound The neople, him as an orator the beyond moneyP given by presiding America. He looks around hls state and appropriations severe thunder storm between 4 :I0 and care I>egislature making the appropriations. Juno 28—4.30.—Gen. Sir lieslie So was mention of the annexation of my friends, will take of that. London, officer. Mr. Heath said: sees that thrift and silver have no cause of the ai who the Republican party has been We favor the re-adjustment sys- 5 o’clock this afternoon, Italian, Bundle had a sharp artillery and title Hawaii. The Senator’s ulluslons to the Again, in common. He believe* that the the true to Its of and has SPKKCII OK HON H. M. HHATII. tems of taxation prevailing in State, shelter tinder a was killed policy protection market to American sought tree, skirmish near Smekal Friday with a war were acccompnnled by rat- In of American lielongs and the enactment of measures which Spanish the country prosperity place *uch and who drove his given Mr. Chairman: Gentlemen of the con- lalior. He believes that a party with a more and Stephen Connolly, force of entrenched Boors. He de- tling of All these ex- Democratic All that is good will lead to ju«i equitable large volleys applause. depression. : as horse the same tree not claim but we do vention fearless leaders your distinguished valuation and assessment of all forms I under for protection clined to attack them. This Is the only of were wenk, how- In the country we do pressions approval a beet shown chairman and hls equally fearless ool- kind and desc lay claim to this prosperity. The Repub- The manhood of State Is of property of every ription. from the rain, was knocked senseless and fr.'sh to the outbreak when Mr. will deal with the a measure the lighting reported. ever,compared lican has to the country an In Its governors. From the pioneer days leagne, perplexing We commend a* business the and party given of the trusts with better n'sults severely burned about hejul The Boor north?ast of Pretoria declared that we owned the Phil- Our trade of INK) to this hour of responsibility, all problems creation of the office of State auditor, in outposts Frye overllowing terasury. foreign moment s later an jther have forward men than the ice-chilled party of Tammany order that all the accounts of the State breast. A few are The wires between Islands. The cheers has reached great My col- political parties put busy. telegraph ippine again mingled proportions. that no over the All our to stand for the manhood Hall. lie believe* quibbles may bo examined, and an item- bolt struck the barn of I). L. Demmon, were cut broke out league has given you ligures. worthy rugged carefully Stinderton and New Castle with the applause anil they boro of life the the ink and i>aper of the constitution of each and State de* trade is not due to the Republican party. an 1 hardy strength upon ized account every j on Wellesley street, and it was burned. and Sir Itedvors Buller had to a later when the Senator were should the of American Ideas Sunduy again moment The sun shines alike on all men; the sea, the forest and thef unit. There stop growth partiuent published annually William or the outreach of American civiliza- education 8KVKKK IN CONNECTICUT. resort to heliograph. sabl that he believed wo would continue rain falls on the just and the unjust yet giants In the earth In those days. lug We favor free popular In marble at the Nation's tion. If to yearn for the growth of Wfe favor such constant ami Do Wet with 3X)0 men islands. Ills references to |>artv policies affect trade and Republi- King, living intelligent rst w Haven, tonn., June sw.—Accoru- Commandant to own the and American schi>ols. of American liberty can has been the great factor In Capitol; Albion King Paris, Senator time is northeast In were with like enthusi- policy until the to received here from different ami guns, moving China received ■ UUVUII iflllwlU) ivati ••■■s w and of American thought p*-opte as tend to their and to ing reports this growth of our oommeroe. UUK< will development, of of Unouln and of Urant the thunder the Orange river colony. It Is understood asm. "Right your are," cried a ilelo- We have of late been plunged in for- Congress for the Chair of State; Jona- Washington, the keening of Maine capital employed in sections of the state tonight, of Ken- shall stand In the fore-front of the nations enhance the value of that he and Commandant General Botha ii.ite when the Senator spoke In defence We found ourselves than U. Huntoti, from the farms Maine. Good roads storm that this afternoon was eign complications. of world Is then is lie dis prevailed lr» H wnr lii'tikis' lmrrilv knew it,. We nebec; Samuel K. Smith, -broad-minded the imperialism, property, especially In the farming entered Into a compact mat neither of Alger and declared that ho He will the faith an exceedingly severe one. In some cases Secretary not all of uh about that war Robert P. Dunlap, his life In an imperialist. preach tirots; attract thousands of visitors who did agree gentleman; the w ould surrender 8 3 as the other was would no more a soldier than he Kdwnrd that whether the constitution follows oome the scenery and hall accompanied the electrical storm. long injure 1 was not in as much of a hurry as my keeping with hls college town; to enjoy grand or the the constitution, the In the Held. would cut off his right arm^ The name distinguished c dkmgue. I believed that Kent, the upright judge; John Fair- Hag, Ilag healthful Influences of the State; shorten ; A number of residences w**ro struck and and of American will to follow Its distance to and an* I and President coaid have legislated field, colleague of Webster Clay; people leap the market; potent was done the Twelve thousand rifles, all told, have of McKinley was loudly applauded McKinley the hills of the conslderable damage by hail Spain off the islands. Perhaps he could Hugh J. Anderson, merchant., governor folds Hying upon Philip- factors in the development of every coin- ! surrendered to the British. when it was with that of or far eons of China to But one 11 Leen coupled hare. 1 don’t know, but alter the des- and Congressman; John W. Dana, with pines, 111 the uway inunlty. We favor such action by the growing crops. fatality for to haul President Kruger is still at Machado- “Teddy” Roosevelt in the c losing sen- truction of the Maine we wore all one. I long and honored service; John Hubbard, It Is no new thing Democracy State as will bring to the knowledge of reported, however, Francis F. Wall, is Humter s crumb- in the character as as the i o bills down the Hag, first from local officials the moat successful method* dorp. tence, the great gathering broke into had the pleasure of reporting bills with strong grui years old, Ijeing struck by lightning after Senate to the President of hls native and William U. Cros- ling walls, last In Hawaii's sunny cilme. of maintaining tho roads committed to j os Senator that gave powers town, under the The exposures regarding the hospitals cheers which continued the never 1 I t Is no new for the he had taken refuge grand ami resources the like of which no mon- by, in the troublous times when con- again, thing tlietr care, and promote effective legisla- Africa have made a sen- concluded his to demand that the stand at the in Hartford. in South great speech. a rch wus ever given and it is not just to science rent in twain the two great par- KcptibUuan party tion to that end. driving park once raised shall fly until relielllon to the cause of sation in Kngland They began w ith “What is the pleasure of the conven- the Democrats to say that they, too, stood ties of hls day. Hag We favor fidelity temper- LIGHTNING AT BELFAST. tho of was born the Is here, everywhere and foiever, and such action as shall our of restrained tion loyally by the country. Well, it wasn't In womb Liberty taught, ance, keep three columns language f” asked Senator Frye. Hod made the the American union, heaviest much of a war. We didn't out one- party. Its first leader, All- that Stab* In the lend in this question. Belfast, Me., June 27 —The Mr. A. put Republican in the Times yesterday from W. Mr. Frank W’. liutler of Farmington man more and “What, therefore. God hath joined the an.l tenth of our strength but we gave an son P. Morrill,—no brave,—hls We commend distinguished thunder storm for years, pass**d over thia Conservative members moved that the state committee be a we do if ever— voice worth ten thousand men in the together let no man put asunder.” faithful services of our United States Burdett-Coutts, earnest of what oould may very this afternoon and struck slave followed the then, is the man we bring to you, our in the city lightning of Parliament for Westminister. Ills committee* on credentials und it was so God It—wo have to fight a nation hours whi n the Hying This, Senators, and delegation prevent and In character, in the of our SlZS. star of the North to the homes of liberty. —spotless strong gentle- House of Representatives, in nil their many phices, including foretop- disclosures have been widely reproduced voted. Mr. Butler then reported that master of his work and And out of the war oame new ques- After him the grand old CartliHglnlan,— man and scholar, efforts in behalf of the great interest* of I mast of the schooner Anna Lord Kimball; were modest but self re- anti they are supplemented this morn- of delegates 1UW present. We have duties in Porto Rico and to know him was to love him,—the friend Servant of the p»-opl-\ our State and tions. country. a chimney in the house of Amasa Heal; with and Mr. Chase of Bluehlll moved that all Cuba. we have for or Abraham Lincoln, Hannibal llamlin liant, an unflinching lb-publlcan, weighed We tender our grateful appreciation for \ ing denunciatory telegrams Already provided a barn owned Davidson, tho aoon blessed Lot M. In the balance and never found wanting, and services by Henry from survivors and be submitted to the commit- Porto Rioo ami 1 hope the clay will of memory. Morrill,— the faithful distinguished interviews army resolutions next Governor of the Honor- Bartlett and a come when the last Ameircan soldier is "Col's noblest work, an honost man,"— —the Maine, rendered to the State during the past house bf Oapt. Thomas medical men. tee without debate. a of ancient able John F. Hill. withdrawn from the island for the Amer- with the dignity of Senator four year* by our governor, LDwileyn large tree l>eslde the house of Frank A news from Rollnso&'of Camden—I now move that We a bulwark of for tho Powers. No one has deserved better of agency despatch Cape Mr. ican people do not fuvor way. 1to.lie, strength First to second the nomination was rainfall was hours of has and Coombs. Tkc very heavy Town that be made are to teach the people of Cuba the art nation in the trying the Repub- the State lie governed wisely says: th^ temporary organization Amos L. Allen who arose in his ro ads were waslud. of self We cannot them lic. These men made history. Joseph H. Hon. Well. and the Ixidly “Certain revelations point to mal- government. give permanent. good government. Franc? could not Williams, scholarly sun of an illustrious place among the York county delegates. We pledge our faithful and loyal sup- feasance in connection with the The chairman, after putting the ques- the State.. Israel Wash- our fellow citizen, lion. supplies have given this country good govjrnment builder of He said "Mr. Chairman," and then the port to esteemed HANKS OF THAMES. of comforts for the sick and wounded/* tion—And have elected alter the Revolution. Holland oould not bum, the great war governor, com- John F. Hill, whom we have nolmnated ON you unanimously crowd eet up a cry of platform. Mr. chairman. have given it good government. It was peer of Andrew, of Votes and>( Morton. to be the standard-bearer of our party, me as your permanent onoe start and the chalr- Washington, Adams* Jefferson, Marshall Abner Coburn, hls charltli>s lighting the Allen did not at and to be the next governor of Maine. ON A SINGLE ISSUE. At which the applause* and cheering on lsmded Harvard aud Yale Oaronten (• and other great men hacked by the spirit way for many a Ixiy knee, nian put the convention in good humor Then the delegates jumped to their Krndy broke out once more of the nation that gave us God for the life gild goodness Anglo-Saxon thanking again when he announct-d "The congress- feet at the of the tall form of the Hattie far Supremacy. Will It Mr. C. S. Hichbcrn of our Now as to those teem- of the unlettered man that, dying, re- sight National Prohibitionists Fight 2 On motion of government. first district—a modest In We have memliered hls fellowmen. Samuel man from the next Governor, llags and hats were waved ten minutes wa s ing islands the Pacific. Cony, Out on Hum 4aesllon. Augusta a recess of Allen adophsi at Philadelphia a platform on true gentleman of the olden school; man," after which Mr. appeared and tho merged Into three to to applause Now Juno 27.—Once taken enable the oounty delegates which we all stand for it leaves to Joshua L. Chamberlain, from the college wanted him. He London, Crfc., may where the convention hearty cheers which were given at the June 37.— select vice and members of the the President and Congress the chutr to the shot and shell and hell of [ more the representative crews of the two Convention Hall, Chicago, presidents question said in substance: "I shall take but a chairman. J)r. liill ol the I do not see that from the stars or the major call of the accepted The Prohibition will make its state committee and committee on reso- Philippines. Gettysburg, The lending American universities, Yale and party as does. In-stowed the field to the minute to say a very few words. the nomination in a few words, question, perhaps, my colleague general upon ! graceful * national this a lutions. It was soon known that Lincoln Harvard, stand on th Links of the campaign year upon plat- Men look Into the future in different Chair of State; Sidney Pel-ham, towering county of Old York feels that it is in lie said: had chosen Mr. Nickerson to be virtues as old Oxford’s hills; Neb Thames ready to renew the battle for form of a single issue, the liquor traffic, county ways but the Republican party tolerates in hls partnership with Kennebec in this nomi- and that honest differences of 1 son governor, con- while the enthusiasts all other issues subordinated to this state committeeman Mr. Carter opinion. might Dlngley, legislator, men rowing supremacy, being architect of law, nation. You know that our young DR. HILL'S REMARKS. say that It almost encourages them. A gressman, leader,—un old boatmen and undor- one would continue to represent Androscog- Would of the York of former years, question. man may hold to his opinions even if not a work man ill the temple go away. One county boys Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the are into New London, this It is that gin. so that was the last of the only see his monument, look around you. gr.uluates Hocking Upon platform probable they are not those of all his party and you went to Knox and now he is in Congress Convention:— contest. wheels and hammers scene of so memorable oontests either Kev. 8. O. Swallow, the “Fight- still be a Republican. This fall it is Whirring clanging when- he has made himself famous. You It is difficult for me to express my pro- the many his inemorv. Selden selinlnr of or John After recess the of the that we should have a sing Connor, found and heartfelt of tho The crews—and this year there an* six ing Parson” Harrisburg, Pa., organizations important great crutch have heard him on this today. appreciation and gentleman, hls swinging platform conferred me in of convention was as follows: majority heie in Maine. Let us make It honor you have upon of a a freshman and four- ii. Wooley of Chicago, editor the “New completed mindful of the when he gave his Another is Dr. John F. whose them, ‘varsity, 80,000 in place of our usual 15,000 or *JJ,- days Hill, vig- making me your candidate for governor. the Prohibition national to his cause; Daniel F. oar from each college—have finished theii Voice” organ, VICK PRESIDENTS. 000. vouth country's orous manhood Is being passed in Ken- To lx* the nominee of such a conven- wise lawyer, active in business, a after weeks of tedious will be nominated for President. The llavls, He is a man of tion as this—a convention representing training many Androscoggin—Hon. WT. W. Stetson of Senator Hale was again loudly ap- lovable friend; Frederick Roble. strong nebec county. character, convention of the Prohibition the intelligent, patriotic and broad-mind- work. national Auburn. was needed, trained in nnd and In seconding persevering plauded its he resinned his seat and then when strength integrity ability ed of Maine, is a distinc- met here and in three ses- C. Sharp, Montioello. It. Republicanism with Harvard's captain, who party today Aroostook—Henry business, ‘a model executive; Joseph his I ask that it be mode man Naturally came a ory of “Littlefield. Littlefield’ nomination, tion of which any may well be Cumberland—F. II. Wilson,Brunswick. merchant suc- was the stroke and the best oar, out of sions, morning, afternon and evening Hod well, prince, wringing a vote." it is the honor In Franklin—A. J. Price, that went around und around the hall by acclamation and rising proud— greatest your Farmington. cess out of life by bis un xmquerable on a oouoh at Bed cleared up all business except the nomi- Klls power to confer. the boat, reclining Hancock—Hon. John 1). Hopkins, and was followed a burst of Mild .Sebastian IS. As the applause ceased, Mr. Frye by groat will sterling Integrity; 1 the nomination, fully realizing then* is to- nations for President and Vice President wort h. and if accept Top with an injured ankle, as the Marble, a governor indeed, every shouted “The meeting is still open any which It in M. Gardiner. cheering popular Congressman the gnat responsibilities the utmost which will be made tomorrow Kennebeo—J. Larrabee, Inch a Edwin C. of night at the Yale quarters, morning. in to its while governor; Burleigh, other brother would like to be heard," volvcs—knowing that it demands the Knox—H. L. Shepherd, Rockport. appeared response bidding tireless of the of the New The convention in point of numbers and energy, unllagging Industry, of most devoted, unselfish and conscientious contideucj In ability Lincoln—K. S. Putridgo, Whitctiold. Senator Frye shouted that the delegates at which Mr. William T. Cobb Kock* in enthusiasm shown is considered one effort in my power to give, and if your Haven crew to out a victory tomor- Oxford—K. A. Hillman. Norway. a of land arose and was introduced as one of pull knew this man and he needed no intro- U. Cleaves, lawyer great ability, action hero is ratified by the ol the ever held the advocates B. Ross, Bangor. of the the today people row in the big four miles nice between greatest by Penobscot—Henry watchful of every interest Suite, the best men that ever ltved nnd son *r Guilford. duction. Mr. Littlefield spoke in sub thy in September, I pledge you that whatev of cold water. Piscataquis—Henry Wyman, friend of and every bo ly his the Still there is a grim everybody one of the best men that ever died. 1 shall bo devoted to varsity eights. O. Shaw, Hath. stanue as follows, the applause being al- four of anility may possess Sagadahoo—J. friend; Llewellyn Powers, closing the best interest* of the State and it* determination at Bed Top, tho Harvard Somerset—Hon. Isaac Dyer, Skowhe- most continuous: of service with the thunks Mr. Cobb spoke as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. years trying people. 1 have but oue desire and ambi- Quarters, to do or die, and there are not gan. of a for his conscientious MR. LITTLEFIELD S SPEECH. grateful people MR. COBB’S SPEECH. tion. and that, to deserve the approval At St. Louis—St. Waldo—J. G. Pendelton, Searsport. his work. a few who believe that this Louis, 4; Cincinnati, devotion to and endorsement of every good citizen of tonight 5. Washington—Col. K. K. Newoomb, the have the Mr. Chairman: I thank you from the bottom of my Our friends, enemy, kept tho State. doggedness will win the race. At 2. East port. heart for the heartiness anti enthusiasm standard Samuel Wells, the learned In this convention the (beliefs and Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 9; Chicago, high. Gentlemen, I thank you for this expres- The freshman race Is this year absorb- At York—K. N. Ingersoll, Biddeford. at wishes of the of Maine find Brooklyn—Kaiu. of this greeting. It 1m an inspiration to judge; Alonzo (iarcelon, young ninety Republicans sion of confidence and trust. your more than attention and as into the faces of the and never old. honest-minded and true of their public and practical ing ordinary NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. M AI D L U.M.M1 I I J'. lii. gaze gallant, patri- expression. otic, tolerant, broad numb'd, liberty heart, and Harris M. Plai tied, of dis- This assembly stands Tor those princi- Adjournment followed immediately. yet no ons has been so rash as to state M. I^ewis- which animate the Club.Won. Lost. IVr.Ct. Androscoggin—Seth Carter, loving and Invincible of the tinguished service on the Held of battle. ples Republican jwirfcy who will win. Republicans its ac- positively tou. State of Maine. I shall not Indulge at In the courts and the chau* of Slate. of this state, and speaks through 35 of SEVERE THUNDER STORM. All three of the races are planned as Brooklyn, 17 .673 Aroostook—M. M. Clark, Houlton. this time in a discussion of the Issues of This Is the roll of honor you are called to Orcditei delegates for that great body 32 21 .004 Portland voters whose concerted and ac to lie rowed down stream. The four Philadelphia, Cumlierland—Ueo.M.Solders, this campaign. With a unanimity and HU. thought June 27.—A sevc re thun- usual 26 25 of Athol, Mass., Boston, .510 Franklin—F. W. Butler. Farmington. enthusiasm in its We ooine to you from Kennebec, that tlon control the political destinies crews be sent at 11.30. unparalleled history, over Athol and oared will away Pittsburg. 27 27 .500 Hancock—Charles 11. Ells- never missed a In Maine. der storm passed Orange Druinmey, the Republican party at Philadelphia for fifty years lias step afterward t lie freshmen 24 28 .462 here to a Immediately Cincinnati, worth. has named our candidates. The prosper- marching behind the flag of liberty, of We lire construct platform about 2 o’clock this afternoon, accom- Chicago. 24 21 .444 Kennebec—J. H, of Americanism. We which those voters efiiwf far will start at the navy yard and finish Manley, Augusta. ity that now blesses the republic is large protection aud upon may panied by a terrific gnle. In Athdl* the | St. Louis. 21 27 .438 Knox—lteuel Kollnson, Camden. the result of to a candidate worthy of such united and successful effort against all under the railroad bridge, a distance ly Republican legislation. bring you streets were fi'nxied and several big New York, 19 21 .380 Lincoln—Alonzo A. Booth- He Is a in the con- large Nt<5kerson, That prosperity is seen throughout the Republicanism. representative opponents impending political also of two miles. The observation train lay. uml breadth of the land; from the of the manhood of his State. On the test and we are also here to select Home trees were uprooted. The tire alarm length ice of which will have followed the crews down AT GREENWOOD GARDEN. Oxford—George D. Bisbee, Kumford Atlantic to the Pacific. In WH6, William threshold of life, he tomes with a career man as a candidate for the high oil I system was affected so that Severn! false Falls. in rich in of the *tate. the course will then hurry back to lied McKinley was dubbed thi? advance agent modem results promise. governor alarms were in. In consid- The Catholic Total Abstinence be the declaration rung Orange society Penobscot—F. M. Carmel. of Democratic orators asked lie U^fan life with an empty pocket and The platform should | and about It', noon, the 'varsity Simpson. prosperity. erable was broken. A seoond storm Top held their annual Held at B. Peaks, Hover. was an au Inheritance for of our honest bdiefs, the open avowal of glass day Green- Piscataquis—J. where the show was that the agent honest heart, will start and down stream for W. Carr. Bo wdu in ham. stocks or our aiul Intentions; the man of leas came about 4 90. eight pull wood Garden There was a Sagadahoc—S adveri ising. Well, the show is fa American youth richer than purposes severity yesterday. is un- miles. Somerset!—Forrest Goodwin, Skowhe- the issue between the ltepublieau ami bonds. Trained in our schools amt col- should be one whose party loyalty tour tug-of-war and other sports. They were whose is a gan Democratic parties will be submitted to leges, he took up the work of ministering questioned. experience broad, Should a strong wind necessitate with the Man- Waldo—A. I. Belfast. him anu whom* Is demonstrate!, und more AGAINST THE ICE TRUST. greatly pleased garden. Brown, the arbitrament of the American people to the sick. It taught charity ability postponement tomorrow the programme A. Calais. of 16 love for his fellowinen. that know than all else. whose character and judg- ager Rounds has recently made arrange- Washington—Geo. Murchie, in November. The ignis fatus They for the four cured and the York—Charles M. Saoo. l*est him most. What his ment will enable him to bcoome not only June 27 —Justice Alden will provide ments to have it Moses, to 1, brought forward as a of the him love right Albany, N.Y., lighted by electricity. policy of a successful but the races about four Democratic in 1896 ana made prom- hand Uoelh his left hand knoweth not; the leader party, Chester this morning handed down his freshmen starting An air entertainment will be COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS. party open given inent the leader in the con- his way many a heart Is wise executive of a state. In the afternoon. Hut the 'varsity by party's through quiet decision iu the American lot* company o'clock next week. I^ewis- vention when he borrowed from my when the clouds of adversity With such a candidate the party will Androscoggin—Cyrus Uroeley, happier ra<» will be rowed up stream and will ton. friend McCall of Massachusetts that shadow the hearthstone of the home. strengthen itsslf immensely before the case which is against the company on all citizens will realize not be started until about seven FILIPINOS AG REE TO BE GOOD. Aroostook—C. H. Kills, Fort Fairfield. of the cross of is to His energy was not to be narrowed by if elecbd, all points and vacates and sets aside probably striking figure gold, people; the ad Cumberland—F. V. Chase, Portland. lie laid aside because it Is as deud as a single pursuit. Business called him. that the execution of the laws, m. Manila, June 27.—Nine of the insur- the writs of prohibition issued by Jus- p. Franklin—H. B. Austen, Phillips. Julius Caesiw. He entered his work with a stout heart vanceinent of the moral and material wel- Generals Pio Del of the ritate will be his llrst cure, his tice D. Cady Herrick which restricts Ref- gent leaders, including Kennebec—W.T. Haines, Wuterville. ‘^he Republican party will render an and an Iron will. “Se#*st thou a man fare WOHK OF .SNEAK THIEVES. Pilar, Concepcion, Garcia and Alvarez, Knox—S. M. Bird, Rockland. account of its stewardship in November. diligent In his business? He shall stand most solemn duty. eree Myor Nusbaum from examining Lincoln—Orrln Dresden. We In the before lie made ever)' oocusion a The name ol a man whose life, charac- entered the hous^atTlS were released here the McFadden, believe stability, permanence, kings.” the officers of the company in the pro- Sneak thieves today upon taking Ox ford—Almon Hirum. of the occasioi. He took for the rule of ter mid career, furnished undisputed Young, endurance and capacity Populist instituted them before Washburn avenue yesterday. They wure oath of allegiance to the government Penobscot—E. P. to administer and is life the Immortal words of Uoethe, of his fitness for the ollioe ot gov- ceedings against Boutelle, Lungor. party permanently Sreat proof In their left ernor has been to this con- Justice Chase. Under this decision away and hurry and renouncing all forms of revolution Piscataquis—Waiuwright Cushing,Fox- ■ loop—fully the affairs of this republic. “Duty is the demand of the passing already given frightened ooca a and 1 can add to the charm, In the Philippine*. croft. Only once has a party negotiated a loan hour.’ He made every slun great vention, nothing Referee Nussbaum can go right ahead a gold chain and although they mastered his work as he forcible and in which the Sagadahoc—J. H. Kimball, lluth. at two per cent and ht a premium of ten occasion. He eloquent with an a '1 here is no clue ipeech has investigation of the oompuny s took along gold pin. Somerset—J. H. Clark, North Anson. or eleven per cent and this was the will the work of the State. He could say gentleman from Kennebec county pre- " affairs. to the robbers as yet. Waldo—Charles A. Pillsbury, Belfast achievement of the McKinley adminis- w'lth Paul, “This one thing 1 do.” For sented hisdistinguishedifellow townsman. Washington—Dr. Charles E. Johnson, tration in the last nine months. twenty jura he has been a safe, cau- All that has been euid upon this flojr of Topsfield. It has been the good fortune of the Re- tious, cool-headed, conservative business him is true, lie is a sound, upright, pro- York—Joseph Hollenrnke, Saco. publican party under the leadership of man. lie has done much to help the gressive business man. Relieves m of He knows its Maine, her resources and her it ml While waiting for the svportof theuorn- William McKinley, to add a page to the upbuilding his State. people, of the that for honor, needs, he believes in its future h9 will be will bring to the office of governor dig- STOCKS, mittee on the Chairman in- history country VEILINGS, resolutions, and stands a a leader in its nity, knowledge of affairs, firmness ami glory splendor (without development. 50e und S5c un«l up. SOc und up. treduced Senat or Hale and as the State's parallel in American history. The mult He is a modest man. If I should allow honest strength of purpose which will up. to oolor this reliect credit ills und Best senior representative in ihe upper branch calls for intelligent, courageous action the warmth of my friendship upon himself, party Lowed friers. Latest Styles. Quality. In order that in the e mi wherever old life sketch beyond the lines of truth no his State. 1 of the National legislature came forwardi glory floats constitutional liberty may one would rebuke me quicker than he. | It is my privilege at this time only to to address the convention, ho was giveii is friend. 1 hesitate. It is what I believe to bj the unani- prevail. It Is the purpose of the Republi- Became he luy I express CO. mous wish of the Knox CLOVE a was rev— to is BOLAND and the can to Bee all whe in hoar* “His life _of THE hearty welcome applause party that people, my say, gentle Republicans 1 IGLOVKS, 1 M on* of th" leading micmmnwBt. ■nentjuwiMm, MORE POLES. CUXSTON HALL him a reputa?*®™ FOR WOMAN’S HEALTH pulpit orator. Ha Was listened to with the olowwt attention dod frequently ap- Re- Meat Bmalllal e Earnest Letters from Women ■•»« of lliuan I* Osssloa Yeslrr* Dedication of plauded by hie l»rgs audienc lieved of rain Plnkham- Dr. to 5k for hi* subject “The bjMra. day. ■»M|al Balldlng. Pay N«yr America,” treating It under three "Pear M(i»n>iHKliA«: — Before I of the board of Monmonth, June 27.—The most beauti- general heade. commence a to take your medicine T There was a meeting I followed the forma! aldermen afternoon. In the ful of Maine’s municipal bulldfngs, Then presentation waa in a terrible state, wishing myself yesterday the to the town the donor, loYourCooking of by | Alderman Moulton Cumfton hall, was formally dedicated building dead a many times. Every part absence of the mayor Dr. 0. M. Cumston. Following Dr. Cum- Descriptive Overture—The Fox Ilnnt, good over to the town fathers of Messrs. Johnson and and turned was a feature of the Harry Cochrane of lay body seemed to pain In some presided. Driscoll, ■ton's address pretty Monmouth today. planned as a to the Orchestra. At time of menstruation my Thomas were exercises, surprise way. absent._ held In A chorus of school children, Polka de la Ktene, Ball Portland Railroad The dedicatory exercise* were doctor. was something terrible. I The oompany peti- In and flowei*. Mrs. Burnham. suffering of the new gowned white, carrying ICh run a line of the beautiful auditorium thought there was no cure for me, but tioned for permission to returned the thanks of It) town in well- Intermission. No other and at eleven o’olock this Mis* after taking several bottles of Lydia poles and wires from the junction of building, began timed verse the word* being by Part n. form of stove Carrie C. Fierce of Monmouth and the E. Pinkham’s all and High streets to Commercial forenoon. Vegetable Compound Spring music Mr. Cochrane. and Clog, will do your cooking was not an Inch of room by Schottls^ie were 1 am now street. Mr. William R. Wood, the presi- There standing | my bad feelings gone. 00 cheaply, no other stove well and health. I shall dent of the oompany, was in attendance bet- enjoying good will do any kind of cooking medicine."—Mas. and stated that the desire was to run this the always praise your ter or more quickly, than Amos I'kscbreb, Box 220, Romeo, Mich. line of poles and wires to oonneot the Female Troubles Overcome larger power house at Deerlng Point with •• Hear Mbs. Pi.neham:—I hsd female the smaller power house at Knlghtrille the Wickless a direct route thus city trouble, painful menses, and kidney by giving complaint, alsostomach trouble. About lines better power and service If anything should to the station. a year ago l happened to pick up a happen big power Sb on Stove Alderman Moulton read a protest paper that contained an advertisement but in a i from Bums ordinary kerosene, 6f E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- against this petition being granted Lydia new wicks. Sold and when I read how it bad Miss Helen A. ltlanchard who objected to way—without pound, wherever stoves are sold—made in others, 1 it the poles and wires. helped thought might help various sizes. If your dealer dot* and decided to it a trial. I The hearing was finally close! and me, give have write to the table. not It, did so, and as a result am now feeling the petition laid on perfectly well. 1 wish to thank you for The Portland Electrlo Light company’s STANDARD OIL COMPANY. of 14 on the benefit your medicine has been to petition for the erection poles me."—Mrs. Ci.ajia Stikbkr. Diller, Neb. the Western Promenade was taken up No flore Pain and It was deckled to grant the oompany between Dear Mrs. Pixkiiah Your Vege- permission to put up two poles Iktwdoln and Pine streets on the Prome- table Compound has been of mpoh nade and one at the head of West benefit to me. When my menses first pole street. These poles will be used to light CLARION appeared they were very irregular. They occurred too often and did not this driveway which has In the last few months been dark and leave for a week or more. I always very dangerous. the num- suffered at these times with terrible All the junk dealers In olty, Cooking Ranges some twenty or more, Bled peti- pains in my back and abdomen. Would bering and these were referred be in bed for several days and would tions for licenses marshal with Arc reliable—war- not he exactly rational at times. 1 to the city power. thoroughly took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Petitions for new buildings were re- ranted to give right results. ceived as follows: Compound, and menses became regular They have more valuable E. G. Jordan, woodshed 79 Parris and pains left me entirely.”—Mrs. E. improvements than any Wis. street. P. Custer, Brule, other line; are made of George T. Edwards, dwelling 135 the best material obtain- Hrlghton avenue. JOHN L. IN JAIL. E. W. Knight, private stable 579 able; and are most econom- Stevens avenue. ical in the use of fuel, because of Lawrenoe A. Dickens, 10 and 13 York are dealer And the Veteran Pngtllat Didn't Like in which they put together. If your does' street. not have take no but write to the Idea a lilt, John W. them, substitute, the, Pheobe Rubenoff, 79, Parker, manufacturers. 19 Pearl street, were lloensed as vlctual- New York, June 27.—John L. Sulli- ers. WOOD & BISHOP old-time was held in CO., van, the pugilist, G. L. Hill at 385 Congress street, was ingor^NalneJ $500 bail by Magistrate Deuel In the office. licensed to keep an employment In Orchestra. this afternoon on At 2 p. m. came the dinner, served Jefferson Market court at 8 Free street and E. left In the hall when the exercises began, N. M. Perkins air on the at the Suite— _ the the open greensward a of assault preferred by George and even at the and In and a. Renra sure, en- charge G, Hackett wore licensed to sell gun stairways rear or Cumston half, l)r. Cumston May Morning, TP__ Q ^ The only safe, Foote remedy fur II. Sullivan had a big gash in rooms below where the echoes of the of honor were seated at a table b. Irish Folk Song, WM ffih tircly vegetable Snyder. only the guests ■ ■ ■■ worm* in children or powder. of the o. Chadwick his head and had bruises on hi3 stood their set under a large tent, and the rest Alla, adults. Harmless under Snyder The of M. Mos >s to run a mnslo could be heard, people at the R VJ petition were served wherever d. The Yeurs Spring. conditions. A a saloon in throng Informally any spe«*i» ot the body, llalr or it. When the puglilist was shut in a room Dr. Day spoke without notes and March—Cumston Processional, night, but the today Hurgout any part Eyebrows day. be desired. allingout, write the he cried and roared like CLASS OF 1900. llarry Cochran* could care of THE STUART, 92-94 at station, in the forcible manner whloh has given REMEDY CO. a bull and the doors leading to the court PARK ST. COOK 32S Masonic Chicago, 111., for proofs room had to be closed. He refused to Rooms at moderate Temple. Banquet to Graduate* of Portland High health have of the Union church or V inauutven win prices. >f cures, c apilal knoo.ooo. We sodclt the most fectlve hearing and falling ibstinate cases. We cured the worst come out with the other prisoners and DEEKINU IIIUH SCHOOL. oocur on Wednesday, Juno 97. There will I Table board in The Sherwood or (have School. at home. His wife died two :ases in 15 to 36 book tree. alone. He called kept him be thn e aerv loefl during the day and even- days, loo-page was arraigned Snyder His elsewhere at of guests. nov27dtf years ago and they have no children. Several minister, from Kocklaud, option names and tried to hit him in the oourt Kxrrclsrs at Hall ing. | 1e2Jeod!( Class Day Crosby months. Thomaston amt Lowoll, Mass The members of the class of 1900 of age was 84 years and several Camden, room. KvibIbi will be and assist In the ser- which The funeral services were held at his present the Portland High School gradu- vices. Services at 9 p. m., and u special) Seasonable :: Books LIMIT UP. ated yesterday afternoon held a fine ban- home on Monday nfternoon. service for the children at 4 p. m. and THE The clnss day exercises of the Deerlng Cure Your Piles. at the Congress Square hotel last Annul Nevins was in town Wednesday. evening servloes at 7.80. FREE. June 27.—The Colonial office quet school were held lust evening In London, High William Lufkin, Service. hut direct FOR SUMMER STUDY. evening. It was a most delightful occa- The remains of Mrs. Evening I have nothing to sell will gl idly \ has received a telegram from Col. Will- hall, nnd were lnrgely attended. Mr. F. B. Whitcomb sufferers from riles. Fistula, etc., to a perfect Crosby of this were here Organ 1‘relude, sion and one which will be long remem- formerly place, brought I was cured without and without! oocks dated Prahsu, Ashanti, June 20, as The class colors, sage green and pink, cure. pain, Bird ^(‘Igliborti, class. for burial on June from Everett, poxology the use <>r a knife, aud without interruption of bered by the the 20, Invocation. | Bird*. 'I liiil limit and Are follows: were festooned about the centre of m> business duties, baud pie your address and toastmaster was Mr. Wallace M. Mass. She leaves a husband, a son, Uev. 1{. W. Van Kock, of Itockland Bekawal The enclose TrWers p eas- not apply as 1 Untiled, “Major Wilkinson reached and a Mrs. Choir stamp. celling. Mr. Geo Lufkin daughter, Anthem. wish to those who are suffering need- J Powers, who first called upon Principal class ouly Iieip Bir.l Homo., June 19. At 8 o'clock the members of the Horton Evans. Scripture, iessly, as 1 once did. Address, N. B. o., Box ; Mr. H. W. one of the Citizen Bird, the Chase and Loker, Hev. J. W. Thomas of Itockland M6, Lewiston. Me. “In resnonse to mv telegram to entered to the stralnB of an appropriate East North Yarmouth, June 26.—Mrs. Bird t raft. Fred- teachers of the school. Major Harry C. Anthem, governor of the Gold Coast, (Sir march played by the Portland orches- John Noyes of Portland spent Saturday Chair- -1 ’Mature’* Gordin, Saunders to the toast “The Delivery of Keys. J. H. Sanborn, the latter responded exer with her niece, Mrs. Herbert M. Law- the erick Hodgdon), at Kumaasi, tra, W. E. Chandler, leader. The man Building Committee. ■ low to Know Wild Mr. Charles J. Chapman re- rence. June 10 he will hold out Cadets;” were over of I’lVWi-r*. writes saying ols?s of the evening presided Mis6 Sarah T. Dunn of Portland, is Acceptance Keys, received sponded to the toast “Athletics,” while E. T. E. Libby, Chairman |Trustees Union THE ZANTE HAIR DESTROYER Oar IMnltve Tree*, to June 20. This letter, by Oapt. the class president, Mr. Forrest a at Mr. John Kelly’s. Mr. James L. Jordan in behalf of by guest Church How lo Know the Ferns, Hall at was forwarded to Wll spoke The members of the class occu- Mrs. Lincoln Paine, of Boston, Mass., society. A Harmless Liquid for tfre Removal of 1 Esumeja, Baker. Soprano Solo, Mrs. I. E. Luce Guide to Wild June 21. the young ladies and Miss Inez Perry for and two little daughters, are visiting at Superfluous Hair. Flowers, kinson at Bewkai at midnight, pied seats on the platform. Hymn, Gill 'e lo Tree., the men. The was read Mr. Wm. Paine’s. to young history by carried Sermon, It not removes the hair clear Wilkinson proceeded immediately The following programme was Mr. Daniel B. formerly a resi- only perfectly Bill ei II) Booh. Mr. Earl C. The Sawyer, W. A. Bartlett, D. In live mtnn es. but will, if every third there at June Cummings. prophecies died at the home of Hev. D., Lowell, applied Esumeja, arriving down, out: dent of Westbrook, Mass. day, remove the hair permanently. The length which were written by Mr. Vernon W. his Mr. Geo L. 22, after marching through torrents of Orchestra. son, Sawyer, Saturday Contralto Solo, Mias Albra J. Yinal of time it takes to entirely destroy It, depends Mr. Dorticos and Mr. Ros- June 23rd His age was 82 the of the hair. Hall, Philip Class History, Florence F. Symonds afternoon, Act of upon strength rain. 7 months and 20 lie leaves a Dedication, This contains no caustic, acid, or pois- coe T. Holt were read Miss Mildred Address to years, days, liquid with about 600 by Undergraduates, Hymn onous there is no danger of Its “Lieut. Burroughs, Nathun C. Hedlon widow, four sons and two daughters -to substance, E. Deering. Prayer of Dedication, leaving a scar, or causing injury lit auv way. LORING, SHORT HARI0N, is north as fast as the mourn his loss. natives, going Orchestra. Miss Sarah M. Hall The Xante Hair Destroyer 1j 9old under a written While the banquet was being served Solo, flooded rivers permit,” Presentation of Gifts, RICHMOND. Benediction. guarantee to accomplish all that is claimed of it. Opp. Preble House. Wilson’s orchestra of six pieces fur- Mui tha B. Marsh, Ethel L. Higgins Si.50 Kipies* !*ald eodtf —Work was of 2 m. Service. Je0 nished music. An order of ten dances Orchestra. Richmond, June 26 begun Programme p. ALLSTON-PORTLAND GOLF MATCH Class Prophecy, Hadassa 1*. Goodwin Monday at the Southard shipyard, pre- followed at Wilson’s academy, the assem the wharves and site for the erec- Organ Prelude, Hair June 27.—The unnuttl Prophecy on the Prophet, paring Mr. F. B. Whitcomb of Thomaston. Lovering’s Paris Store, Allston, Mass., at an hour this tion ot the new saw mill to be bly breaking up early Harry N. Jacobson propos?d 1999 Washington St., Huston. series of three team matches betwmcn the built T. Brmlstreet. Anthem, morning. Will of 1900, Arthur W. Jordan by F. Choir. my l# eoAll Allston and Portland Golf clubs will be Class Hong. CASCO. Prayer, played on Friday and Saturday of this RETURNING LINCOLN CLUB. Orchestra. Pastor. Casco. June 2Y—1The village school week and Monday of next week. The In the class history Miss Symonds paid Solo—Fiuje to Face, Herbert Johnson The members of the Lincoln club who dosed Friday with a very creditable ex- Miss Sarah M. Hall, Dockland. teams art' matched and it is a tribute of respect to the former quite evenly glowing hibition for tne summer vacation. from a former attended the Republican state convention In whose honor Greeting pastor, anticipated that the contest will be well Principal E. H. Crosby, C. C. Mayberry, Esq., and John Henry Hev. Wiu. E. Gaskin. GUNPOWDER at Bangor yesterday, returned last eve- of have been worth seeing. On Friday afternoon the the new assembly hall In thu High school Cook, Boston, visiting Address, ning, arriving at about 11 o’clock. Head- town. Hev. L. Camden. will meet at the Allston course has been named. p Evans, I’ucked in Cnnlsters, teams building Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, nee Blanche ed by the American Cadet band which class historian Hymn. and on Saturday morning will leave for The ligures given by the Leach, of Worcester, Mass., are 1 and 1-3 lb., martial airs the club marched spending Address, played class on the a weeks’ vacation here and in the Newcastle, where the second match w ill showed that the entering thr*H* Kjv. C. A. Moore, Itockland. itO cts. from the Union station to the rooms in at the per pound. be played over the Wentworth links. High school numbered 73, while vicinity. Hymn. At various Mr. James N. Kastman, wife and two Monument square. pluces there are 88. >• Address, From this place both teams w ill go to graduation children Sunday with E. C. Jor- along the route red lire was lighted, there spent ltev. O. A. Plummer, Thomaston. Portland and play the final match. Thu presentation of gifts by Miss Mar- dan’s family at Poland corner. N. M. PERKINS & CO., a fine in front of the rooms Anthem, being display Miss Ethsl L. l/i aim *» u tha B. Marsh and Hig- Choir. 8 Free 81. 1 w WENO HAWK-EYES. of the club. Julia A. Jordan started last Thursday je27tl BOERS AT ST. HELENA. gins proved a very Interesting number Hymn. for a visit at West Medford, Mass., and 3 1-2x3 1-2 h to the seniors and the nubile. Benediction. $3.75. Jamestown, St. Helena, June 27.— will return after the 4th of July. TRIED TO SELL GOLD WATCH. The members of Moses Webster Barel President The address “to the undergraduates by Horn, June dad, to the wife of Rev. U. Lodge, 4x5.$6.00. Eloflf, Kruger’s grandson, F. 6c A M.. held a at Smith's the H. Fenwaden. a daughter; also on the picnic who was by the British at Mafe- Two men went into Bernstein’s Mr. Nathan C. Rodion; prophecy on Point when a captured pawn 28tL born to the wife of Frank Hannan, Saturday, very enjoyable Theso cameras uso Dav-llght-fllni ami landed here with 11 officers on Fore street afternoon by Harry N. Jacobson, and the was passed. king, today shop yesterday prophet, a daughter. day iave remarkably fine lenses. Plates, Arthur W. wore Kchr. Li/./lo Maud, Swett. ar- and 98 The and offered to sell at a a will of 11100, by Jordan Mr. G. H. lost a very valua- Capt. 31ms and fur tho amateur al- troopers, mostly foreigners. cheap price Mayberry June from the ble cow last week. She was found dead rived Sunday, 24, Banks, supplies who w'ere clean and of case hunter s watch. The well rendered and liberally applaud- -A& ways in stock. prisoners respeo- lady’s gold with about codfish. in the pasture. 75,000 tuble were sent of the store some- ed. | Mr. C. B. Vinal oommenoed appearance, immediately proprietor suspected j Mrs. Dorcas A. Kastman picked sev- haying the exercises of the the June 22 N. M. PERKINS & CO , to Dead wood, the prison camp. thing and refused to buy the watch un- After evening j eral boxes of ripe strawberries from the FiUiay, 15 \fi/b J. A. Annis of Camden is sending a Congee Most of the Boers at Deadwood are in less two should the members of the class held an Informal home garden last week. Bhe has a Very 8 Free Street. jolOeodtf policemen Investigate few days with his daughter, Mrs. E. (i. for whloh nice strawberry bed which attracts many good health, and thus far there has been case. This the men were to reception and dance, music Carver, of Vinalhaven. unwilling I people to s *) It She oounted a few days was furnished the Portland orchestra. The Bodwell Granite have but one death from enteric fever. i listen to. Then they left the shop. by 100 straw bar rios on one hilll. g Company ago about 40 stone cutters at work at toe the „ The ushers of the evening were Erwin Grass is looking well. Nevertheless | DR. G£0. H. BAILEY, Sands quarry and one crew at Whartf s II. R. Ernest many there are who fear the hay crop will Mute of lloody, Joseph Thompson, Another crow will be to I Veterinary burgeon not be in this vicinity. quarry. put M. Cobb and Charles H. Nelson. The large work at the Sands this week. Maine. the Fully class day committee In oharge of ar- WINTHROP. Schools all closed lost wjck with the For iast twenty year*.) equipped j or tlie slid tnedlelu il treatmen of all of the High school, w hich will surgicsl rangements; was composed of Timothy exception j rtcfrafJ0 tomes tic animals. Residence 47 Ai.len av- June 27.—The Winthrop, Winthrop close Saturday next. district) Portland, F. Soanlan, Ethel Wescott, Martha B. Mills have been NlT. (Ward y, Peering company making many W. K Conant of Oldtown, Me., is fai KpfloxE No. iOJi-5. Western Colon l>ie- In their factories at vis-j Co « Marsh and Charles H. Nelson. changes Winthrop itlng his aunt, Mrs W. S. Carver, West ^0>K^ paph address, Peerlug. Mo. je 9dlwteodtro New water wheels have been >yf The class offloers are as follows: lately put Vinalhaven. Mr. Conant has not been In place so that the water is now used in Vinalhaven for 15 President—Forrest E. Baker. years. more economically, a point that will give Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hall went to Port- Vice President—Erwin H. AMMONIA RUINS VARNISH Boody. great- Advantages iu times of drought. laud this morning. Secretary—Alloe Ek. These factories have been steadily at >n carriages. To overcome tills board your Treasurer—Eauren S. Willis. work through all the times of depression j /a,/Ct Cq^-i oJ^ earns at my stable as my carriage room is (roiu horse room air and through the energetic management ittpursted by space MAINE TOWNS. of Mr. R C. Mcllroy, have boon litted C. B. Goldtltwaito, Druggiat, Troy, StcCCorr* LlYKItY TEAMS ALSO. with all the appliances for turning out Ala., wrote, February *8, rSgj, work In the best possible manner As well ^^Vm, as with the An eleo- "FOR GRANULATED EYELID8, Hems of Interest Gathered by Our Local greatest economy. Clark trlu light plant has been installed so that 4. W. Mr FA ODEN, 101 St. Correspondents. I would not take $500.00 for the good : all of the factories are now lighted by /00 apr30U9w* electricity New labor saving devices yf/SdA*y and also machines for the better NORTH YARMOUTH. produc- tion of blankets are constantly being in- Palmer’s Lotion North Yarmouth, June ‘J2.—Mr. Samu- troduced So that it is hot strange that their meet with a sale. has done my aqp, who had been in el Lorlng, one of the oldest inhabitants- products read/ These factories have been 6ne of Win care of a for 15 months." of this June at physician place, parsed away 16, throp's principal industries for many the home of hid nleoe, Mime Ella Lorlng, years and it is exceedingly gratifying to ENGINEER OFFICE, 557 CoBtrMi 8t, where he had been boarding the grist the citizens of that town to see then kept U9.• Purilnud. Mf.. Mav Si, liioo-dailed pro- to date. Dosals for dredging 1‘oftlaftd Harbor, He., Will STEPHEN BERRY, winter. He has lived in this up always be received here until i4 in.. June 30, 1900. an* town and was formerly active in church VINALHAVEN. lUen publicly opened, lofoftaiitlon furnlahed on application. 8. W. ROE SLKK, Maj. Job aod Carl Printer, and parish affairs, but for some years de- Vlnalhavon, June l'4.—The dedication Eugr#. Bfdl-Junel 4 8-28-.*9 tot, KU 37 PLUM M ILK ALT. ^ muirciu. FINANCIAL. Akiuaam / tamnim. j Is snch s revision of onr tax laws likely THE PRESS, to lie made as will be fair and eqnitabls Childless to all Interests and win the general ap- people often drift THURSDAY, JUSE 28, 1»0®. apart. Butte Water probation. The wife seeks to City THE OEM her heart Travelers Abroad THEATRE, mPVBLICAk COBVMTIO*. satisfy TKUMB* THIC EVERY AFYEHNOON EXCEPTING NOXDAY. craving, by society, will! The State Convention Co's. Bonds DAILY PRESS— Republican "Always roaming so THE GEM THEATRE STOCK COMPANY. of which met at Bangor yesterday was, with a hungry heart. By the y**r. |0 In advance or $7 at IIm *nd LETTERS or far as candidate was little The husband finds CREDIT, tb* concerned, and Sold. WEEK of June 89. 1900. C. Ilndden Chamber* and B.Stepkrn»on yaar. the home and Bought more than a ratification meeting. Mr. dull By tb* month. SO cent* to the clab. The John F. Hill was long ago practically goes TRAVELER’S CHECKS, homes are JOHN DEARBON, nominated, the convention simply at- happiest Tb* DAILY PR RUB 1* <1*»lv#rw1 at these rat** those which echo to 40 Ntnte Street, Boston, Mass. and THE FATAL CARD. to the formalities to A Ktwlleflc EXPLOSION SCF.Xi: In the 1***1 Acl. rrery n.orntnc to subscribers In all parts of tending necessary the love and laughter (ctadlw Portland, and In Westbrook and Houlh Port- get his name on the ticket. In present- of childish voices. FOREIGN MONET Produced originally by ( HAKl.KS PltOHM AN. at Palmers Theatre. New York. Hale of Rose, red .seats at to* t'atoo Bay Steamship Co. Hcale of price* as usxtl. Adults land. ing Mr. Hill s nsine the Hon. Herbert The conditions when for Immediate buying seat* (or any aiatlBee will upon request be given one free adjoining seat fo* a MAINE STATE PRESS (Waaklyi- M. Heath of Augusta paid him a tribute which precWle moth- delivery. child between tiie ages of fo ir and twelve with each seat purch ised. 1 be Uasco Bay rttoaiuers will leave Uia a> advance, or 91.25 at the rem- Custom House Wna-f at 7.3) fur evening aud at ill (or matinee performances. Hy year, |1 which was glowing, but not too erhood are often With thirty three year* experience and ex- end of Ui* year. glowing. Mr. Hill Is a gentle- ediable. They grow MercantileTrustCo. ceptional facilities. we can afford our clients convenience for funds For six tnon'hs, 60 cents; for three months. out of a diseased or enfeebled condition every possible obtaining man whose name at the head of their In all part* of the world. lf> cents of the delicate female When ticket the Republicans can point to with organs. 57 EXCHANGE ST. Descriptive booklet supplied tipoitappHrallon. these conditions are removed, and vital- Correspondence and Interviews solicited. Subscribers * hose are not delivered pride. He Is a successful lmslness man, M’CULLUM’S papers ity and elasticity given to the organs of THEATRE, tkK„Tl the office of with tho prompt ly are requested to notify he Is thoroughly acquainted motherhood, it frequently follows that Transacts .a General HAXACESKMl' Mli. B l liTI.tV Mell'LLlN. the DAILY rRKBS. No. 97 Exclianga street. needs of the State, and he has all the the home is the of Banking gladdened by coming ('••led By Atlantic Breeves. The Coeteaf, Best Ventilated And Kqntp|»ed Portland Me. not an a qualities to make him only efficient, healthy, happy infant. Business. Hummer Theatre In America. On occa- There is no other that will 5 BARR but a popular governor. every medicine WAN & ETT, who ero town do as much for women as Dr. Pierce's Pays Interest on Deposits. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, AND DAILY MATINEES, EXCEPT MONDAY. Petrous of the PRESS leaving sion he oan be trusted to repo-sent the 186 middle the addresses of their Favorite It dries disa- St., Mr. McC ollum Present* HU Stock In (tmt orarlly mav have State In a which will relltct credit Prescription. up -DEALS IN- Hartley Superb Company way II. ('. DK miJ.K'H PmiKRPtl. changed a*, often as they may desire by greeable drains, allays inflammation, DRAMA. paper upon it. PORTLAND, ME. notify tug the offioe heals ulceration, cures female weak- T he endorses, of copras, the tnylldif platform ness, and establishes the delicate wom- Grade Investment national and the ad- High Bonds. Republican platform anly organs in a state of perfect health THE LOST PARADISE. ministration of President McKinley. In Genaritl Urosvenor renew* hie charge and vigor. The Greatest American Play liver Written. Is Is or other OPFICKRfl. which been State affairs It generally outspoken There is no alcohol, opium Produced Under the Personal Direction of Mr. MeCnllura. that a resolution had agreed " and It favors an economloal ad- narcotic in Favorite Prescription." llKNUY P. Cox. President Cars leave In front of the United Htaioi Hotel every in minutes. Uound Trip tickets on the relating to the policy of the Kepub- explicit. upon woman lluTsox B. SArwnKKA. Treasurer, $800,000 ers admitting to theatre only 20 cents. Reserved Seats lu aud 2» cents extra. Private boxes, ministration of the State government, a sick may consult Dr. R. Ucan* our new territory was Any t ukatkr II. Pic* nil. Recreurr. seauug six persona, 60 ceots each seat Tickets on sale In advauce at Sawyer's store. Monument regarding V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., letter, Larhahrk. Mr. readjustment of the system of taxation, by Srtii L. Attorney. “drivelledout of the platform by letter is held as the creation of the office of State Auditor, free. Every strictly and offer* Home evidence In sup- and confidential. DIHKCTORS. Portland & Qulggi tho private sacredly We Mr. will free popular education, port of It. suppose Qulgg development "I had been a sufferer from uterine trouble for 8*Ui L. Larrahce, Henry P. Cox. of Maine's resources, and fidelity to the make a reply and the controversy will go about three year*, having two miscarriage* in W. II. MlUikca, A. 8. Hinds. that and the doctors that I coo«tilted mid I S. Hutson R. Raandere. Affernoen and June 18th. of cause of temperance, It also commends time, Frederick lK>w, Every Evening Commencing Monday on until the two disputant* got tired to an before I of would have go through operation James F. Il-iwket, Dr. K. R. Holt, Ogdensburg FASHIONABLE VAUDEVILLE. tho movement for tho It. What we would like to know Is Improvement could give birth to living children.” writes Mra. Thomsa P. Shaw, Adam P. Loifhton. s it no Blanche E. Kvana. of rarsona, l,userne Co., Pa. Dr. 8. C. Gordon. Henry F. Merrill. reason or sense comes in in Maine roads, though suggests FIRST MORTGAGE where the "When about to give up in despair I saw the Join K. Burnham, Kllslia W. Conley. to that end, and It oomtemns ELITE VAUDEVILLE gtarting this controversy. There can be legislation advertisement of Dr. Pierce'* medicine and Ammi Whitney. Geo. W. York, THE STARS, ot to extend 1 would give it a trial as a last resort. I Edward H. Winslow, John F. LUcomb. GRAND SPECIAL no that the committee on resolu- the making appropriations thought ATTRACTION, doubt bought * bottle of Dr. Pierce** Favorite Pre- myl6dtffc the life of th» legislature Tliaklng better than I tions prepared and assented to the reso- Iwyoni scription, and after taking it felt a half bot- them. The only resolution that seems to had for year*. After taking four nnd 6 Per Gent Bonds. which were submitted to the con- AUCTION SACK*. lutions tle* I gave birth to a bright baby girl who ia now Is- to criticism is the one vention, In the precise form in which us to open just four month* old and ha* not had a day of sick- We offer in for I he Matus’s ness I cannot too much in of Dr. exchange Orchestra, to It was not nec- say praise F. 0. IIAILEr A CO Aaclioneert, Royal Hungarian relating temperunoe. B1 they were submitted, apd It Is equally Pierce’* Favorite Prescript ion.** P. K. declare that the favors above, maturing July 2, 1900, a MATUS, Director. certiin that the convention endorsed essary to party to of Dr. Pierce’* Pellets are a boon to Desirable Carriages by Auction. In 1'onccrU ai .lie theatre mid on lire a vote. If the liiellty temperanoe, everybody conservative line of investment Dally since. them without dissent!lg habit. favors that. If the con- women of constipated oommittoe modified any draft of one or respectability Thursday. June 2»ib. at 10 a m at store bonds. All attractions free to patroos of the car*, Ur nerved seats 10 ceots. Uars leave head of Preb'.o vention was not to say more than ON No. 5 1 rehle (street, will te sold aue-( street every 1.1 minutes. a dozen resolutions that were put in their disposed by lion a ion: 50 ..ew >a;e*. pneumatic gear boggle*. right. any- phaeim.s, standing to;» phaetons, (ioddtrds. are now on deposit with us, and 1 UNDERWOOD SPRING. body else did not like the resolutions CHANGE IN PKOUKAHME. Concur J waeoa«, Pm-o Bo* road wagons, the above bonds will be cashed when presented to the convention, then Stanh buggies, aurr es, rtc.. etc. Ome0a Oil A art of iliesn carriages have solid ruboer the was the time to say ho and have them Urns and were built by Halley. Thompson and by Comment-lug 8alurdny, June IStli, autl Ihe that Now that have lxmn Mulikr Druiorrati fur Urj«u other buddci*. These are carriages have; changed. they bscu consigned to us belonging to acme of our adopted, nobody has the right to change < lilc-ngo rlatform. customers ami every carriage In the salu is put j THEFADETTES tu wiih tbe distinct understanding that Itrhall WOMAN'S them, and this whole controversy 1* a ORCHESTRA, oe sold without regard to pil e or limit. Portland Trust Co., rAKOI.IMIC II. XICHOU, Director, waste of words ho far a* altering the plat- Journal.) This makes an uuusual y favorable oppor- (Kennebec to ceilrall- c prob- Will Give 3 Conrrra al 3 m. nml 8 In A form is concerned. The resolution* adopt- tunity purchase rlages. 89 St. Dally, |>. p. m„ the New n>!- the Maine Is for at a low price Remember the day Exchange “Yes, delegation Bry- IsffiJ ably very and nl <1 in. In (he Casino. ed at Philadelphia must stand as the par- and hour and be sure and attend the sale. JelS-tf Ilorliim, p, nn and the Chicago platform,** said F. ;t ty's expression of Its principles and poli- j«2G _d W. Plaisted, while speaking of the plans ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN WILL PLAY EVERY EVENING AT 9 O'CLOCK. cies during thlB campaign whether F. O. BA I LET A CO., Anetlonter*. for the to the Democratic national By Admission free to patron* of the electric road. Reserved seat* for the concerts esn t»e them or not. trip Urosvenor likes obtained at the Casino at 10 ceuts •ach. Cart leavo bead of Hint street every fifteen minutes, at Kansas July 4. >ale of cal estate auctl cor — convention, City, Important by n, FOR afternoon aud evening. Jel.'xlil Continuing, he wild the date of the de- ner Washington avenue end f’alvtn St, TAX UKPOHM. formerly hast Leering. We will sell on Thurs- parture form Portland will bP Friday of June N, at3 o'clock p. in., on the prom.aes. The resolutions adopted by the Kepub- day, this week. “Maine will send a good-alzed the two and one-ha f itwy woodeu house and CASINO T H ican ^tnte Convention yesterday dealt lot. situated on the corner of Washington Ave.. EATER, XSE2L«.^ of Democrats to M. House has olaven finished and delegation representative and Uslvlu INVESTMENTS largely with Shite affairs, doalt with Is in condition the convenlon. I am alreidy assured ot rooms besides bath; it good GRAND OPENING, NONIlAV, JIII.V S, lUuliiiPrs Wednesday and them in a way that ought to give general throegho it; has electricity, Bebtgo water, nice 25 who will make up the party. The cemented cellar. Atlantic hot air furnace; first Salnrday. satisfaction. The utteranoe on the ques- delegates, with several prominent Maine floor Is a store. 3>x!M> feet with plate glass WE OFFER Class tion of a revision of the tax laws was frou\ counters, shelve*, tlrawent, etc., an.table High Vaud.evllle, Democrats, will leave Portland, Friday for drug, grocery, or any general business. clear cut and explicit. It commits the EVEItV EVEMXfi AT mornlag, June 89, by the Maine Cen- Oce:iD Stj, ami lleit Mne elo -irlc cars pass the N.30 without reservation to a reforma- door, siiu l'orlUud and Yarmouth cars within porty tral’s Falls’ route to on arrival of Casco llay Steamboat Co.’s Steamer, leaving Portia ml at 1M. leaves will lead Niagara Chicago, toe yards. This properly Is very plea-antly Returning tion of the tax laws, “which would a Long I«land at 10.15 after the performance. which runs through the White Mountains •Uual-d U is the Min all day, make Municipal Bonds, to a more just and equltabls valuation desirable home antis a safe property for In- of New Hampshire and the Green Moun- vestment Terms at sale. je2Jdtd UIG OPENING BIEE, and assessment of all forms of property tains of Vermont. At this season of the Water Works ('ll it it! ho in & .Huiltli, Prof. a If a Re- Bonds, uk Mtocktou, llrrry lliii'liu, of every kind and description." IHacklr A year, this is undoubtedly the pleasantest F. O. BAILEY-& CO Yritm Petris, Walksr, ‘fl (■■no*(iiiiu, ItiisivUa Keuu. ature Is elected this fall— publican legisl to reach the West. CHANGE OK BII.L EVERY WEEK — way Makes and of that then* is of course no doubt Muscle inters and Come issien Mercians Railroad “Col. F. E. Boothhy of the Maine Cen- iieti Bonds, Rx'ind trip tickets. Including admission to Theater 25c. Tickets on sale at Casco Bar Steam- will be under the kind of ob it strongest to boat wharf. w tral assures me that the delegates wi 11 You won't have to stop so often Sul«rooi> 46 tkrkaar* Str»eU Je2*d as soon as it ligation to set to work “ rest if nib all over have one of the linest Pullman cars to lx* up you yourself BAlum. u. *■ ALLK> meets to fulfill the of the party Btart out r. ». Bank Stock. promise with Omega Oil before you nan , " obtained for their exclusive use. There PORTLAND POST OFFICE 10th ANNU L PIANO RECITAL platform; and every step it takes will be on your wheel. And when you pt will be no change, the oar running nv rrpi!.s of scritlnized by the people. And home, rub on some more of the Oil. carefully from Portland to Kansas through City, It is a wonderful liniment—« freshener, the people will be in no mood to tolerate and Store where the party is due to arrive Monday an a builder of muscles and Reynolds’Trunk Bag MISS ANNA C. mere of reform. A few invigorstor, WILLEY, any pretence super- will be the morning, July 2. An hour given sinews, a food that goes in from t'ORRKCTBD TO JAN. 1, 1W0. flcial changes will not satisfy them. The at your Trunks, Ed.. Y. M. Q. A. for dinner, Friday, the Fabyan house, outside and makes men, women, boj-s Bgf Monday Ju) 2nd, Hill, of taxation must be at Vt and the train and Drees Suit whole system gone supper MorrisviID, and girls strong. Rub on plenty of it, Hags H. M. & Co. orricis iiouiti Assisted by the Kmersou Male Quartette, as far as will arrive at Rochester in time for Gases Payson 9.9) Messrs. Morgan. Whitcomb lewis and Evans; over, Its corrected and rub hard. direct of tbe Postmaster's Office, (Suudayt exceptod inequalities Falls will reached Mr. Whitcomb. Header. Tickets f5c. breakfast. Niagara lx* “ a. m. to 5 p. m. Compli- and class of eo far for races I have manufacturer and 32 EXCHANCE ST. « may be every property, where there will be a In training bicycle mentary to pupils. ThS&M* a few' hours later, Ieb6dtl < ashler's office (Sundays excepted.) 8.00 a. to bear its used a kinds of 'rubs,'but save as is possible, made propor- of live hour*. Leaving Niagara at great many money. oi. to 600 iu.: order department. 9.00 stop could p. Money burden. It is of 5 30 we arrive in Chicago at 8 o'clock, I never used anything that begin a. m. tn 0.00 p. iu.: liegistry department, 9.00 a. tional great importance Old Trunks and the The to equal Omega Oil. It takes all that taken m. to 600 p. ix that nothing be done at the start Sunday morning spend day. Chicago & Alton, the linest road in the tired feeling out and makes the muscles in exchange for Central Or livery. (Sundays excepted.) 1.30 that will rouse or а. in. to 7.00 p. ix Sundays 9.00 to lw.uu x ix, suspicion tls stone ballasted road-bed uud I rec- new ones. To Holden of Portland k Ogden*berg country, pre- fresh, strong heartily 2.00 m. a man all his the pliable. 1.00 to p. distrust To plaoe venting any dust, will take delega- it to all riders." Railroad 6 s Hue 1. 19i'0. ommend July < arrim' luiivcrles, (Sundays excentefl.)—In with cor- tion to Kansas City, where the party will Goods delivered life closely identified great W. C. STERY. business section of the city between High and COAL arrive at 8.3U such a as to be able Monday morning. Press freeany w here with- Ttiaie bond. wlU be aid at maitirlty at lire India 8treeLs at 7.00. 600 aud ll.oo x in.. 1.30 and porations in position Maine have Ex Capt. Cycling Club, “Rooms for the delegate* Boston Sufo Deposit amt Iru Company, Bo*- 6 m.; In other sections at %M x nL, i.3G p. ix direct and control the work of revis- Eoston, Mass. 716 in & miles cf Port- p. to Ixsen secured by Dr. S. C. Gordon of u*n. or ai tlu» flic* of tn« Treasurer of thif J*uuday delivery at Office window, 9.00 to lw.00 ion will be a capital mistake. It will be Portland, the Maine member of the land. Company. l'ortlaiuJ. Mo n. in.. 100 to 2.00 p. ni Collections from street committee, at the MAINK CKNTRAL KVil.KOAl) CO.. boxes ul 7.00 and 11.0u a. tx, 4.00 and 600 p. ix a mistake as would be the Democratic national just as much We (iEuWiK W. YORK, Troaiurer. bumlaj s. 600 x in. only. new hotel, Baltimore, only two block* give trading of the revision in the hands of J«S8d1w AKKIVAL AND UKI*ABTUHK OF MAILS. placing from the convention hall. The whole of t tamps. Boston, Southern and Western, intermediate some “walking delegate’*’ or professional the second floor has been engaged for the DID YOD EVER offices au«i connections vix Boslou A Main# It is a to wintor’s a club TrunkB and == THE = good plau put your labor agitator. Protest as he may, a man New England delegates with huge Bags railroad (Eastern Divlstoxi Arrive at 12.lit, on the lirst floor for closely identified with big corporations room headquarters. repaired. б. 00 aud lu.45 p. m.; close 8.uu and 1145 a m.. coal iu early before house cleaning time. “Harry C. Aiken, the well-known ar- 6.00 and 9.00 p. ul ; Sundays, arrive 12 45 aud in that position will not be able to Open evenings. 11.00 ix, close 11.45a. in., 0.30 and 9.00 p. tn. We now have a stock of placed stop to compare the present p. good Lehigh secure the confidence of the people, and will he a welcome sight to many former double benetit liberal accident Boston, Southern aiul Wesfsrn, and Intel in'* National Bank diatc offices amt connections, via Boston uid Coals, such as Hazleton, Honey Brook, seek to find Casco under his direction or Maine who may of witli the whatever is done people policies today, 539 CONGRESS ST.. Juil Aiwa Shaw's Maine railroad. —Arrive at friends In the Maine delegation. Mr. .or.... (Western division) A full line him will ba viewed old-time limited benetit 10.45 a. m.. 5.30 and 620 p. rn.; closu 600 aud 600 Special Hard Heading, etc. by those appointed by is also streamers which apr9eod3m Aiken making 7 am* 11.30 a. and 630 nL technical forms before the in., ji with and distrust. The work will inform half the contingent that of free burning coals, also Franklin, suspicion PREFERRED PORTLAND, MAINE. Mattem. via Maine Central BaiJroad—Arrive ‘Maine is for These will extend ■ of the legislature Is practically done by Bryan.’ ?.coami 4.30 x in 12.45 ami 615 p. in.; close and Amorican Poca- the full of the car on each sid**. and 11.45 and 9.00 English Cannels, the committees, and the matter of tax length 600. 9.45 a.ix. p.m. Sundays, “1 cannot see wherein the trip could be entered tiie field.. pills 1824. arrive 12.45 p. ix ; close 11.45 x in., aud y.oc hontas and Georges Creek Cumberland. W ciwici ai> me iiuuu Pennyroyal Incorporated It'VIBlUJl Will |MOVCU The will l>e made In OHglaMM and Only (irniilur. p. in. improved. journey SAPP. Ai«av*rcHahl« l.dillr*. ut l*ru«t*t I 1 and take advan- of one of the committees, or wbat the ccol of the day or and the Ut Augusta. Intermediate offices and ronneo- Enter up your orders regular night, par It Is llrttrr now mil CIHC1IK>TKK\S KNIiUSil CAPITAL. AND M UPU1 In an-1 Hon via Maine Central istiioad—Arrive at 2.54 one oroated ty will arrive in Kansas City in time to WE DID IT. KKI> Bold actollie bote* M*i«d Is more probable, wi-h ribbon of summer specially lx* 1 kliM Take no other. KefWoo ami 9.00 a. in., 12.45 and 0.15 p. in.; close at 600. tage price. enjoy the hospitality which will liber- I for this purpose. In any event the ap- UongeroM *ub«'.llatlona and Imlto- 9.45 and 11.45 a. ID.. 4.15 and 9.00 p. m. al extended the citizens. It will nil otbe.- com panic havo Buy of your l»t ujjl.i. or vrnJ 4r. >a ly by Ntwrljr Intermediate offices and connec- of this committee will be in 1* w o-i FKitKKD com- faHhtlan, TrotlaioaUla Farmnigton. IOO. pointment be the and most in- been lon by the Pup » •• Telephone undoubtedly largtst ao4 Belief far l^dloa,” uila e.bjr*. tions. via Maine Ceulral railroad—Arrive at convention ever the to followltkt* leader—The FltEFK KRED the hands of the of the House. teresting held by petition Him Moil. 1 O,0lM> Ti-iumoaiau ."'•14 by 12.45 and 616 ID- ; close at 7.45 x in. aud 12.13 Speaker in band to _JI MILLION p. —hut It sUiitls tlio inaurlnc tb Irk eater t'hrmleal ONE Democratic party. All rouds now lend to public* t'*v, m* Offices-76 COMNIEItCIAL ST. It is therefore of the greatest the PREEERREl>— Maattoa UU t>a,ar. ftlodlaoa H«un, I’iUJLA.. PA. p. importance, Kansas The state that patronize company—The City. newspnjjers made the other the Hockiant, lutcimediate offices and conneo- if we are to have a fair and just revision, that companies give moo.UiuA**t-U 70 EXCIUNCii: ST. the prairie schooners art' already on their double and liberal contracts. lions via lyuox aud Iducoln railroad—Arrive public benejUs close •protecting alike the rights of uapltal and way and preparations are lxdng made for 12.46 and 0.00 p. in.; at 6.00 and 11.45 x in DOLLARS. Skouhegun, Intermediate offices and conneo- that we should have in the the entertainment of the largest gather-1 labor, speak- Linus, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive at ever in the West." ing that assembled ui er's chair a man who is not under heavy • 12.45 p. m.; dose at 12.15 p. To Pacific Coast Pond. Intermediate offices to either the one or the oth- HKIiP FOK TUK STARVING. on Island Vt„ aud obligations Interest Puid connections, via Grand Trunk Hallway—a r- er. We can imagine what a tre- HOUT CHANCE 2 rive at It-45 a ul. 600 ul ; 6*0 RANDALL & easily The extent and severity of India's pres- Wl 630. p. Sundays a. ix ; close at 7.30 x ul. 1.00 aud 3.U0 p.ix mendous shout of would go up < TIME DEPOSITS. protest __ ent famine is without a jural lei in the a One way excursions in an- J Sundays 5.90 p. ni. from the combinations of if it LOW adlau P.iciu Kaiiway. mod- * Intermediate offices cox capital of thit unfortunate country, if C. F. DUNLAP, # Gorham. A'. II., and history X eru, comfortable, uplinl- 2 ncctious. via Grand Trunk railroad—Arrive at MCALLISTER. wen* seriously propostxi to elect as Speak- not in the history of the world. The ureu X r\aie tiered lounsi cars, tom- 2 6.0 aud 11.45 x ix, and 6.00 p. m : Sundays s.;io er of the next House of a Stnte Agent, X men. iu*; June lltn 2 close at 7.50 x m.. l.oo, 5.00 ul Representatives of the famine is to all New' Imp?- a. ul; p. Suu- equal Kng- X r'al l.lmltetl. Mom real to Vancouver # LETTERS OF CREDIT AND IN- at 7.00 x iu. aud 5.00 p. m. man who had been closely identified with days iand, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, 86 EXCHANGE STREET X ioo Ilnurs. For full Information call on 2 Montreal—Arrive at 630 and II.O a. m. and labor all his life. It would be lrMlH. .K OI.VI1H.1W7 W a.h- 6.00 close at 1.00 and xuo ni. agitation Illinois, and Wiscon- X orl 2 p. m.. p. Suuday Indiana, Michigan I”«;*«»»» HI., Itoafon. joeoUlm # TERNATIONAL clove 5 00 ix and with reason that such me. X CHEQUES p. said, good too, involved exceeds Porllaud, swanton. Ft., Intermediate offices and con- WM. HI. sin. The population oocIU #«»»♦♦♦# »♦♦♦»♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ MARKS, a man was the dec.’l via Mountain Division M. U. it. u._ uot proper man, to direct The number in extreme des- nections. C.OOO.OUO. FOR SALE. Arrive at 640 p. ul ; close at 8.00 a. nL of the tax laws. be a revision It would Is at The A. II.. Intermediate offices and con- titution estimated 25,000,030. solicited from IndU Bartlett. Correspondence via Mountain Division M. C. Ji. K.— argued with great forci that a man of Banks and nee turns of India is providing for tidamls, Corporations, a.40 Card government Arrive at 8.50 a. m. aud p. m.; close at 8 x •titers to accounts as welt his notions and his habits of thought and desiring open m. Book, so is the area involved That the m. ami 12.00 6,000,000; yet large SILVER as from those to transact Bauk- AND- (you wishing t."Chester. Intermediate offices and corn not act with fairness and A H.. action could Is in the hun- business of and so high the death rate f Ijag any description through ncctious. via Portland ft Koohester railroad— A man identified all his this Uau\ at impartiality. dreds of native states where the govern- Arrive at 1.45 aud 600 p. in.; close 630 x tx life with combinations of uud 12.00 tx big capital, ment has little or no outrol, that thou- PRESENTS STEPHiS a SMAU Cumberlatul Mills, Gorham an>l Westbrook rich their is COAL PiuteC JOB who has grown in service, SURE ) sands must unless aid.xl soon. In- Arrive at 8.45 a. in. 1.45 and 6)0 PRINTER, perish iSf (Saccaruppa) MARSHALL & 600INU. Cate. as He can t 630 and 12.00 x m. aud ul PRINTERS' EXCUANCR. just much .disqualified. deed. with all the aid sent from this from ua bits been .selected J ftSbTdtf p. ni. -.close 5.30 p. FOR THE JURE BRIDES. yoit|buy South 1‘ortlanft, Willard and shake otf the of a life time in Cape Cottage— obligations country aud other countries, thousands with care at the mines; that in, f Arrive at 7.30. liooxra. 8.00 p.m.; close .630 07 I Exchange SiH I*orilunil a moment. A reform carried on under once a new x nL. 1.30 and 6.30 m. still starve to death week. We are daily receiving I that there is no slato mixed up in 1 p. his will be unconsci- In the face of this appalling calamity Pleasantdale end Cash Comer— Arrive 7.39 auspioes guided, for and that it has been watched / ami 11.15 xm. aud 4.30 p. m.j close 7.30 xm. we believe our citizens, one and all, are goods suitable Wedding / it; FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. but none the less really, aud 1.30 aud 630 p. tx ously perhaps, to share abundance and their from the V LOANED. AU mall or reudy their Presents. They are from the V in the transportation MONEY orders!), telephone promptly by his prejudices and they will all be in morsel, too, with these unfortunate mil- sttended to. septaoe.ltl 1 mines to your home, and that J MAMA one direction. The masses will have lions of India whose hitter cry is being best manufacturers of silver- lleirs and others desiring to ISLAND around the I means that there is no dirt mixed f reason to distrust him, and will dis- heard world. on ES- Peaks /Hand—Arrive at 1600 x close at good ware will satis- borrow money REAX m.; The Boston Committee of One Hun- ami give perfect iu it. Our coal is all coal. D3n ul trust him, and the work carried on un- J up J household furni- p. dred on India Famine Belief, of which and TATE, NOTES, liarj^rwell. Long and Chetleague Islands—At' EVERY WOMAN faction in every way. Our prices / That’s why it bums better / at ul der his direction. To set the wheels of Governor W. Murray Crane Is chairman, ture, etc. Husiuess* strict- rive at 1609 a tx; close l.3o p. Sometimes cw1s s iviiabis \ out more heat to the ton V pianos medicine* tax reform in motion we want a man has !>eeti organized rexntly to render are very reasonable for the high Rives monthly regulating assistance In and ly confidential. who has no strong prejudices in either practical collecting 1 than other coal. J ■TAOB MAILS. DR. PEAL'S transmitting funds from New kngland. of the one who is quality goods. directi in. We want bound by Its treasurers arc the Well known Boston Bowery Beach—Arrive at 5.30 p.m.; close at 2.00 ix no obligations either to or labor Messrs. Brown and p. PENNYROYAL piLLS, capital bankers, Company, Elisabeth and KnightiHUe— Arrive at who all contributions ami Cape Wo want one with a judicial mind and acknowledge ) J. C. WttiTE COAL CO., ( 7 JO x m. aud 630 p. m.; close at 600 x ul aud forward the same, free of charge. All Loan 2.00 UL Shawmut p. of sufficient strength of character to re- EDWARD S. Co., contributions Dioukl be sent to Brown WAiTE, 'JlOt’oiiimi'ri ial Ni. / Muck Pond, Pride’s Comer, Windham, A'x \ U B. GUPFY & OO, t*orilsn h Ms. Agts. sist sinister pressure from any direction. Bros. & Co 50 State Street, Boston, Let 01} roii|tr«» SI. I Jc8eo ilvF.M^W_| 68 MARKEF ST.. PORTLAND, ME Windham, Raymond and South Casco— Arrive Mil at 11.00 x y the relative* and friend* of the con- with In- Hay ing of the lirldal While F. K. Trimmed 7 the Westbrook, a former pastor leaving Portland at 30. Returning habitues of the wliarv*»s and docks. These tracting parties. sertion, *2.50. after the at pair. boat wtE leave Long Island at 10.15, by the way, are fast brooming a The bridal party entered parlor LINEN places, Pinks and ferns comprised the decora- tin' Among the artists en- most rendezvous and on aliuott the apppointed hour to the stratus of an Linen *1.25. 1.50. performance. popular Miss Hum Morton of Hulrnon Skirls, week are Cun- inarch. tions. gaged for the opening any afternoon the same lot of people can appropriate wedding In Falls, N. H., a cousin of the bride, While Durk Mi Iris, 98c. ningham and emlth, Vette Peters, be seen sitting alsmt the ends of the The bride was becomingly gowned flayed the tveddlng march as the lirklal AND CRASH Mackie and Walker. Prof. Stockton. Hor- piers enjoying the breezes and looking a dress of Ivory figured satin and car- procession entered. The bride was at- These lines we mnke lo cus- ry an 1 Hughes, Powell and Fenn, etc.* down the harbor. Of late Portland pier ried a Ixmquet of bride’s roses. The bride tired In white foulard silk, trimmed with tomer's measure al suiue prices There will be a special matinee on seems to be the favorite resort and seats also wore a bridal veil and the slippers thread lime. She wore a veil and carried at 8 this wharf worn her the SKIRTS. as ready made. Wednesday afternoon, July 4th, p. on the at the end of by great grandmother upon big log roses. Her maid of her a bouquet of bride m l>on‘t miss the best show In are at a the early occasion of wedding day. ~town.J generally premium by For or honor, Miss Josephine <1. Hutchinson of Wheeling Canoe, THE GEM THEATRE. of the afternoon. Here on this The bridal party was composed of Miss part log In white Alloe G. Russell of Fast dressed Blddrfnrd, was gowned muslin, OutiQg or Sports. If you from the of Haddon Cham- William H. McDonald, one of the popular Rearing, Plays pen and carried roses. The bridesmaids bis In white over as maid of hon- pink before bers can be as suc- newspaper men of the city, rests from pink silk, coroe your neighbor generally regarded were Mlse Mary H Gove, a sister of the Incessant labors of the ami makes or; Miss Margaret Merrill, a sister of cesses. One of his latest was the "Tyran- night and Miss Maud M. Freeman you’ll get a better choice. the In and Miss Hhena Lou- bridegroom, of in which Johu Drew scored a fine host as ho discusses with his accus- bride, pink; new ny Tears," of BUldeford. The best man was Mr. We are offering ninny as as ise a sister of the In white, Buy carefully if so a last season, and in tomed the issues of the day, Mr. Dark, groom, signal triumph vigor Clarence Gove of lllddeford. a brother of as bridesmaid*. Mr. Seth F. Clark of in double fare were "The Fatal his constructive skill McDonald Is often accompanied by pnllerus goods you payiog regular Card," the groom. “Phon” a co-worker who ran Oakdale, a brother of the groom, actedja* RAINY DAY shine* out brilliantly. Sampson, Mr and Mrs. K. n. Gove, juirents of ■nude up into tailor finished prices—the goods will talk baseball and talk it In an boat man. The parlor wa* very prettily 'This play which Is the offering at the intelligent and Mr. awl Mrs. Cum- for the occasion with the bridegroom, nl 7.75. stand the scrutioy. this week Is from to .Tames decorated palms, Whirls *3.98, 5.09, 0.75, Gem theatre attracting large way morning night. received with the bridal party, the is also a ferns and roses. mings Trousers now audiences ami I hey Invariably leave satis- Feehan, another of craft, Stev- AND Bicycle after the Mrs. Gertrude wa* In an Im- ceremony. fied that it h» the best whloh the member of the limited circle of the pier. The ceremony performed 48. thing ens latavltt of Portland and Mrs. W. It. $198. $2 $300 aod manner Kev. Asa D. has done this season. The ex- .Ilni Is never more contented than when pressive by Dalton, All of our skirls lire cut nud company Cutter of served refresh- rector of St. Wollaston,Mass $3 38. scene and Is on the lobster market. D., Stephen’s Fptsoopal plosion tailing wails, etc., getting points and were as- assisted Rev. 0. A. ments in the dining room, SHOPPING pressed by Men Tnilors nud the Duck a of realism which calls out the He has travel led about the water front church, Portland, by Trousers, 89c and piece sisted by Miss Mary H. Gove, Mias Free- now and is familiar with Terhune, pastor of the Clark Memorial loudest kind of praise. From start to for many yearn if Bidde- hang und finish is far ahead of 98c. of the man and Miss Gertrude Cunt to about, nook a ad corner in it* sec- Methodist church W«»odford8, and finish the utmost care has liean paid every Gertrude of Fast Deering Methodist ohuroh. The ford and Miss Cummings SKIRTS. the usual storm skirt. Flannel Trousers. $2 89 the details of and tion. stage setting, through Saco. Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain of New of Mr. Eberle Is The veteran Jack Martin, is for ushers were Messrs. Hben George Russell, $3.38. out the masterful hand pilot, Frank G. Is-avltt of Port- aod L. York and Mrs. the tlrst time in a while, a George R. Merrill and Wm. Merrill, apparent. long taking served Belts, 35c, 48c, 75c, 98c last two named brothers of the bride, land punch. seats at the office of the summer off. He was for years steadily the Secure your and Mrs. Gove will Inside in Bid- all of Fast and Mr. Frank W. Mi-, High Band Collars, 10c, for the the late lien Willard Deering, We are Casco Bay Steamboat company employed by Captain where he Is in the Insur- continually adding a of the deford, engaged and is one of the best known and Clark of Boston, brother groom. the best. remaining nightly performances with capable In with his mnny hurgntu* to our large very At the conclusion of the cere- ance business, oumpany matinees and mariners on this ooast. The novelty of marriage today Saturday. father. slock of Muslin (Inderwear We Negligee Shirts. 48c, Mr. and Mrs. Clark held a a vacation seems rather odd to this vete- mony recep- M ’CULL UM S THE AT RE. The from out of town included: MUSLIN have four large fables ailed and tion from H.HO to 10 o'clock, at which guests 69c, $1. $1.50 $2. ran who feels quite out a place as he sits they When McCullum May Mrs. J. K. Allen, Chicago; Mr. and w ith high grade underwear. In Manager engaged and at his received the congratulations of a large on the log puffs away pipe H. Miss Sara Hosmer for the leading lady of Ills stock ! number of friends and relatives. Mrs. William Morton, downs, Whirls. Corset Covers, On Sale, Shawknit Hose Mr, Martin says that there Is more activ- X. H.; Mr. and are this season he chose wisely. ice cream and cake Morton, Salmon Fails, Drawers and Chemises fhal New company ity in ami slsMit Portland harbor this Refreshments of (Secoods), Fancy The first two weeks ol/th** season Miss Mrs. William A. Morton, Haverhill, UNDERWEAR. ■narked much below the than he has known for a num- wen* served in the dining room, which regu- summer Miss It. Stripes, correct for Low Hosmer in distinctly opposite In white. Mrs. Mass ; Mrs. Ilermott, Dermott. lar. appeared ber of He visit* the 1 targe office was decorated pink and im- years Smith, Mass.; Mr. anti 92c a Box of Six parts and created a moat favorable if. ui n uiMT nui, Emory Malden, Shoes, every day and it is a treat when he and U<*Orgf y Miss G**orgla 1.50 tiolf Huts in Mia win W7c. _ finished loading Miss Hutchinson, herself In the good opinion of local play wick, Miss Ina Saunders of Woodford* Hutchinson, Josephine was pulled out Into the stream prepara- Mias Hosmer’s of the Mrs C. H. Prescott, Miss Cora E. Mor- goers. conception her and Miss ix»uis»‘ Knight of Deering Cen- *1.00 Walking Hals fine grade tory to long voyage. Mr. and Mrs. lioderio Tarr, Mrs. MILLINERY character is one that more than Punch was served in the ton, displays The schooner Angeline arrived from ter. parlor of straw ul *2.50. and her Maria W. Webster, Mrs. Harriet G. Hill, FRANK M. LOW & GO., average Intelligence, Impersona- Mass in the after- which was decorated with ferns, palms, Provincotowu, early Maud M. Miss S. tion of the haughty and silled daughter etc. Mrs. M. Merrill of Oakdale Miss Freeman, Mary *1.00 Sailors for 19e. noon with a lot of mackerel. “This is Ralph Men’s manufacturer is marked Hunt, Miss Jessie W. Hunt, Frank B. Outfitters, of the wealthy vessels of her was in charge of the refreshments in the one of the ftnest looking Herbert I Miss IjoIs M. DEPARTMENT *1.00 Misses'Straw and Mus a reserve and finish that com- was assisted in Couse ns, Libby, by dignity, harbor in a parlor ami serving by ^IoiiiiiuciiI class that has entered this tin Hals for 19r. .Square. mends her to the favorable attention of and Miss Gertrude Hussey, Miss Belle Goodwin, Blddeford; was remark of Miss Alice Chaff cy long time,” the Inspector Miss Gertrude aasdit_ the uros* critl cal and fastidious theatre- both of Woodfords. Mrs. J. G. Cummings, as he looked out of the office ami Hopkins, Tobie T. Bowers, Alfred S. Our Milliners nre constantly Hats suitable for the Mrs. were the Cummings, Walter trimming goer. his the Mr. and Clark recipients with trusty glass spied Angeline Miss same at unt il of Bradford, Saco; Lora G.Cummings, summer season and we nre offering less than reg- the breakwater. of a large number valuable presents. R1VKHTON PARK. turning around Mrs. W. R. Cutter. a brief Mr. ami Bakersfield, Vt.; ular price*. The steamer Horatio Hall arrived from After wedding journey, The favorite breathing for thous- Mass ; Mrs Arthur Cham tier- s|»ot are to locate In their Wollaston, It’s at a few minutes two Mrs. Clark newly ands of was Riverton last New York past Mrs. K. persons park on Fessenden Oak- lain, New York; George Dudley, a most furnished home street, Out among the the air o'clock, having experienced pleas- Muss. evening. pines dale. Lowell, was cool and and ant trip. delightfully refreshing the at the from MILLER—HANSON. Much The schooner Northern came Among guests wedding the scan e from the rear of the Light presented town were the Mias and revenue cutter out of following: Mr. J. Calvin Miller, assistant secre- rustic with its rows ol in with fish the .Wood- unique theatre, of Mr. a cruise the Louise Clark Koxbury, Mass., of the Y. M. 0. A., was married with the fashion and culture bury arrived from during tary BROS. CO. Feats filled RINES W. of Mrs. forenoon. Frank Clark Boston, George yesterday at his home, tfcj Elm street, to Better of the city. wn®a sight Uwit will ever D. of Somerville, Mass., and the im- The arrived in the Goodridge Mrs. Nellie D. Hanson. Only to come to A store be rememberetd by those who were for- tug Trytion morning where they have Miss Melissa Kkler of Boston. own towing the coal l«trge Enos >oule and mediate relatives of the young couple their Jewelry factory. we can tunate enough to witne^ it. make anything from cold or silver Mr. Clark is in the employ of the Rev. E you left soon afterwards taking out the wen* present at the ceremony. We can make you a Wedding King in of the Worcester and Pit NIC. schooner Clara K. Randall. freight department R. Purdy of the Friends’ church, of 4o minutes by the clock. In Diamond i THE GROCERS’ Settings we excel. We never use a Nashua division of the Boston Ac Maine olliciated. The bark Ethel sailed for South Ameri- which they are both members, cheaper gold than 11 kt.. mats the ^ and fora number of years was standard. We can remodel your old Jow- ca in the afternoon. railroad, Mr. and Mrs Miller were the recipients and do you.* while in the of Messrs. Luring, Short e’ry lepulung you Arrau|(riiirul« Partially Wutlr null H*(, employ of a great many presents from their many wait. We would ho pleased to show TOO HOT FOR LECTURE. & the well known book sellers. our Flint Harmon, friends In Portlan d. you factory. Mr. Ihraham K. Ulkhourl. the tfjrrian, QUIN B Y—G A11KKTT. deliver a lecture on his na- VERMONT REPUBLICANS. was billed to took at of the A very pretty wedding place At a largely attended meeting tive land in the Pine street Methodist June 97.—The The noon at the home of Mr. John Montpelier, Vt., Repub- and Fish Dealers' As- yesterday Jeweler, Grocers, Provision church last He was there and convent ion which was held evening. Qulmby, 4.'i Myrtle street, where his lican State sociation yesterday afternoon, arrange- had his rugs but the lu for state MONUMENT SQUARE. brought along fancy was united In here today plue-.*l nomination annual daughter. Mary, marriage juneldtf ments were made for the picnic lecture did not take place. A iffeen la- ticket; For to Mr. Kdward J. Garrett, by Hev. Mr. oltioers the following gov- The Kind You nave and which has been which will occur on Wednesday, July 35, heat and Always Bought, dies braved the in tens** these ernor, W. W. Stickney, Ludlow; lieu- Freeman of the Methodist Episcopal In use for over 30 has borne the of The has not yet been selected but one usher years, signature IMcKENNEY, place with two M. F. Ferrls- gentlemen besides church. The were decorated with tenant governor, Allen, The chairman parlors been made under his will he announced later. the audience. The atmosphere J. J. Bacon,White River and has per- composed cut flowers and potted plants. The bride hurg; treasurer, of the committee of arrangements Is A inside the church. sonal since its infancy. was simply stifling suit and car- Junction; auditor, O. M. Barber, Ben- supervision were wore a pearl gray traveling T. Hall. The snb-commlttees ap- After sizing up the situation of F. A. How- Allow no one to deceive you in this. quickly ried a bouquet of bride roses. The maid nington; secretary state, pointed as follows: Rev. E. S. J. the pastor of and Substitutes are but Ex- McAllister, of a cousin of the bride, Miss land, Montpelier. All Counterfeits, Imitations W. C. F. Tlb- honor, Sports—F. McConkey, the church, walked into the pulpit and that triile with and the health of Annie B. Norris, wore a gray drass and RELEASED. periments endanger said: “lsrdies and gentlemen, 1 take CAPX. POWERS Transportation, Dinner and Iiocattan carried a bouquet of pinks. The best Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment/ K. W. in to Mr. Harlan Court House, Juue 97.— —C. W. Pel-ley Chase, great pleasure introducing you a Ivy., Lomlutrd, man was Mr. Richard Garrett, brother ME COFFEE WITH YOU. Knights. A, T. llali, C. V. Fickett, Fred He w ill not talk this John Powers of Barbourville, Ulkhouri. evening GK. fees are best to take to the served. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett left on the Vlalton of (hr Food toed. Berlin Mills Speak Co., New York, June a heavy seashore because there’s no Estate of Frank Dudley, 25 three o'clock train for Lawrence amid u 27.—During this after- Williams Manufactnirng Co., 10 shower of rice and okl shoes. They will thunder and lightning squall of their losing writing from 10 danger Major Desborough, Isaiah Daniels, continue to travel through Massachusetts noon, the auxiliary yacht Laura, flying “I found Grape- H. F. Farnham & Co., 10 Fresno, Calif., says: llhode Island and will lie at home the New York Yacht club flag, while strength. Delano Mill Co., 10 and Nuts food 45 miles In the mountains in Planing in the took Rufus Deerlng Co., 10 Wednesdays, after July 13, at 45 Myrtle anchored Shrewsbury river, oil where the whole * an old amp, ^.rowd, Jerome Rumery Co., 10 street. lire and burned to the water s edgde. ten men, eat It for breakfast every day S. H. & A. R. Helen, 5 The Kind You Have for & 5 BUBNS—PERKINS. Bought it in a Smith MAKRIAUkS. Always and every Sunday have pudding Rumery, Bros ft O. C. Elwell, dinner.” Lcgrow A very pretty wedding occurred yester- In Use For Over Years. Richardson, Dona & 5 30 Street. Cou, when Miss Alice M. Burns was 794-796 Congress General K. C. Machen, an old Confed 6 day THf (ItNTAUII COMMMT. TT IWMH tfWttT. HtWYMKClH. J. A. Leavitt & Son, Jun2fMt an 0 united lu to Mr. Charles K. erafce soldier, has just returned from W. K. Willard, marriage lu this city. June 27. by Rev. Rollln T. Hack, attended Benue A. tom extended trip through the Southwest and Perkins. The bride was by Ralph Merrill and Miss Marttu, 1165 Port las t. : Total, Miss lurra Sands, while Mr. John L. Car- of along the Mexican border, investigating Previously acknowledged from other lu this city, June 27, by Rev. Kollin 1. Hack. He says: ‘‘No matter $>o^ ten officiated as liest man. Chart** K. Pei kin* amt Miss Alice M. Bums, mining properties. sources, of 1‘orllaml. At conclusion of the bJth AND I I found it pos- the marriage Rev. W. C un- I WEDDING where traveled, always loGoih.uu. N. Jl., June 20. by Total. 1073 a breakfast of N. sible to Nuts and Postum Food ceremony tempting wedding ham. | Io).n 11. ('uiuers Milau, II.. aud j get Grape II. Treasurer. of the bride s Florence R. Mitchell of llnnuver. Me. I am fond.” George Richardson, was served at the residence Coffee of which very June HH>0. lu Bangor, Joseph M. Palteu and Angie May LOSS I ENGAGEMENT RINGS. Portland, 27, at 303 $10,000. The breakfast iood is espec- mother, Mrs. Mary A. Burns, Littlefield. Grape-Nuts of them, all styles and was In Flagstaff. June 20, Wm. M. Vilesand Miss | S A thousand X ami frontier THE KINDERGARTEN. Cumberland stivet. A reception ially valued by campers peo- Ida Belle Rodgers. ♦ Wo make rings In our own far- ♦ the afternoon at which the Wilder L Whit ©house pri.-es. as Is cooked and for held during lu Rockland, June 20, INSURANCE ple, it already ready Yesterday morning the KindergaVten $3,000. x lory on the premises. Can make you auy I received the congratulations of Lisbon Fails aud Miss Fluabelti Saw telle of j; instant service, and being concent rated, children had their closing exercises of happy couple Rockland, X klud of a King you may with In eur own X and nourish- of a large number of friends. ou the We liave over ♦ furnishes unusual strength games, songs and flag drill. The room X factory promises. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins were the Often tins case. Man was econo- X at the oi l in a small It is believed and wiki flowers. recipi- , 200 Diamond Mims prices. ment, quautity. was decorated with flags L»EA1 MS half J ents of beautiful which miring (?) didn't have enough X aiil iHi to •J.sts. We make a specialty o that a man can travel farther and exer- In the afternoon the three many presents J tipper grades Insurance. His family is destitute '. and do the best # a lew evinced the esteem in which they Jewelry Repairing, more continuously, on tea of the gave a de- high In this city, June 27. William F.. son of James the insurance to 9 cise primary department now: take all of of work at lowest prices. ♦ are held all who know them. W. and Heuyleifh Healey, sued 17 years. spoons of Grape-Nuts than on a like quan- little exhibition In the improved by pay his debts. If you’ve any prop- O lightful the [Notice of funeral hereafter.1 The newly wedded oouple left on ci to it—insure it. I tity of any other foot! known. hall. Their songs, recitations and dec- In Gorham. June 27. William S. Whitney, ty arrange keep , late afternoon train for n bridal trip to a£ea 85 years. 8 months. 27 day*. Best busiuess men do. I The reason for this is tliat there are lamations were a credit to teacher and , I Funeral at North street church Friday at selected elements ill the White mountains. At the conclusion Orape-Nute pupil. 2 p m. WE KEPHESENT THE bridal will be “at home'’ lu Oroao. June 25. Bernard Cain, Iof that furnish direct to the brain of the tonrthey aged 80yra. GIVEN HEARING. In Rockland. June 17. Mrs. Mary A. lull, • McKenney, nerve POLICEMEN at 303 Cumberland street. CHANT COMPANIES. I and centers, the necessary aged 13 years; Cap*. George IMftlu of Glouces- I j on the out of town 56 years; 18th, Aideu Gay Kat- THE |M&rtioi«s to rebuild the delicate gray Joist evening the committee police Among people present ter, Mass., aged JEWELER, loch. aged 22 years Mrs. Priscilla t». Sprague, in a to IHRrolmen at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Wal- | matter contained these parts, therefore met and gave hearing agod 80 years; loth. Mrs. Louis* Wtute Hllnu, lie of Cornish, Mr. and Mrs Ha Ur M. Mank, aged 22 a man continuously ted on is Foss and Hans Smith who were suspend- ter 1*. Perkl aged 86 years; years. ♦ Grape-Nute lu Bangor. June 22, Mrs. Sarah A. MctTus- Monument Square. I a The was not Weloh of Everett, Mass.. Miss Lora * absolutely certain of good condition of ed a few days ago. hearing key. aged 6* years. DOW & X Etkor&thpd this of Mr. and Mrs In Peonies ton, ,1 uae 17. Fred If. Thomas, aged the nervous which is the and was continued until Banda Lynn, Maas., ““ &AAJ system, really finished aa A4A44AAA A444444I -w -w — Wft44f w 60 Kate Rose, aged 61 yoars. PINKHAM.J MfV WWW WW WW WW WW yoarsi controller of the entire body. morning. James E. Weloh of Malden, Mass; Miss ■ ■w. ■“ 1 “■ I1SCKLLAMEODI. la mtCELLAREOtlt ■lICKLLARCOtl. tinge, iutre reoe^lr been the guests of a paper on "The Qak Leaf." The claw _ WESTBROOK. Mr* Harry Cout^D*. proposed aa followa: Miser* Minnie Addle R. PlamWr, Hattie Mrs. V«jn Buskin*, Hr*. Burnham and Peterson, Mr*. Campbell of Cherryfleld are the fi. waterman, Lillian Jtobqrts, Hlancjie “3-4 Life Size” L. M. Brown, lUllle 1000 PHdTO ETCHINGS, gueate of Mr. and Mm. James Sproul, Murphy, Winifred Main streel. M. Jensen, (flora H. Larsen. the boy* Lemuel S. were Clarence A. Leighton, william OF CHARGE. of Officers Hon. C. M. Waterhouse, TO BE MADE FREE Election Lane and Mr. A. A. Cordwell were In Lyaalght and William Weber. The girls of the class Miss Davis with a dozen we will make “FREE” one of attendance upon the Republican State presented One dozen regular *6.00 Carbon Photo* Cabinet *lze” for only «3.©0, and with every 10x30 Knights Pythias. convention yesterday at Rangor. handsomely framed picture as a slight PHOTO ETI'lllIVfi worth OO Photo* and till* offer will continue until we make IOOO more, or not later City Marshal Donald Wight and Police token of the esteem In which she Is helj We have alrendy made'over SOO of the*© FREE the class. ihnn 3d. OIBcer MaybejVy made a call at J. D. by July _. A visit to onr Studio will convince yon that WE LEAD. llrldgham’s plaoe of business Tuesday This morning at the Xdtens street , of afternoon but only succeeded in securing school appropriate exercises to the cloee The Snllivan-Wilson Wedding Yester- t hree bottles of beer. the school year ore to be held In the sev- Funeral service# for {the late eral rooms. This afternoon Miss Ajtnes Afternoon. Miss Jennie A. PHOTO CO., day Mr. Lewis P. Warren who died Falrbrothsr and Huston SMITH ^Monument Square. at the age of 83 years were held yesterday are to take their pupils on an outing to afternoon from hts late residence, Klverton paste. The afternoon will be f.ongfellow street, and were largely *t- enjoyed In attendance upon the entertain- 4TH JULY tendv 1. The pall bearer* were from Tom ment at the rustic tneetre. The other A Ammoncongin Club’s pie lodge of Masons of which the deceased teachers In this school took their pupils Juicy an at on a similar last As was a member, and were composed of trip Saturday. | Course of Study. Messrs. C. H Woodman, George Knowl- The regular meeting of Kicky Hill Steak. be held ton, O. A. Cobb, II. P. March and Mr. lodge, Knights of Pytlilae, Is to * FIREWORKS Rian chord. The burial was at Wood- this evening ami a full attendant ! Is ex- waistcoat and want a Apple When yon want one of those expanders, ns the semi-annual election of lawn cemetery, Rochester street. pected steaks are from selected [ tender one come to u*. Our sirloin carefully jy busi- Miss Annie foolley will give a lawn officers Is to be held and Important its I.ate stock scientifically killed aud put through ripening process. Fnneral Services of.lho party at her home on Thursday evening, ness transacted. Blossom f work on June 29th, for the benefit of Westbrook 'The street department Is at P. Warren. at Sannders groavs ‘with the close of the season 5 Lewis comiuandcry degree s ell. Nrvens street commencing CHARLES DAY, into a and valued piece of 5 street, curbing. Similar work Is complete laying This Method fruit S MOHR ILLS. also iwlnfc done on Forest avenue In the By 2*7 .MIDDLE ST. Fessenden street. vicinity of our SO the meat retains Its fine flavor and succulence.- Thon experts cut A man whose name could not be for young will be a Mr. P. Woodman, who has Rev. E. O. Brentwood street, steak—each one Is the same thickness throughout—there AH new ami the best Guy Thayer, learned received quite a bod Injury to his goods quality. as a for ■evera I weeks past Lwn employed elder of the Portland district circle of fat around it—when cooked it will be a steak lit DOES A I’uliir'* Celebrated Firework*. presiding leg n few evenings ago. It seem* that the properly I salesman, on one of his trips Methodist churches, will move his family are none better. Your order will receive Pest In ilie Paine fur- travelling man had been calling on friends a Portland gentleman—there country. of t'oxcrof young last week stopped In the town to ".Shore Acres” near on nishes all tho new makes at Harpswell on avenue and was desirous attention. I POLICY Manhattan (lienwood; prompt where he met his old friend, Mr. W. K. Miss Eleanor W. class Fritlay. Thayer, of home on the last car to Port- Beach. Also those used at the Mr. Is going Chicago formerly of this city. Ayer of N. a of > Insurance with the Ayer, 1901, Syracuse, Y., daughter land. In running ulong th avenue and of Life develop | Centennial. He makas no poor goods. now located In the lumber and Mr. and Mrs. has returned home time into one of the best a- nicely Thayer, when near the corner which Is very poor- passing of fireworks are dear at of Cheap any price. business, being a member season to witness the ex- and most reliable investments veneering In graduating the man quiikoneil his J Our stock consists of Ro- ly lighted, young ERCIER known. A little money, regularly £ Sky Rockets, the Kanger-Ayer company, engaged quite ercises of the Dverlng High school, of catch the last car pace that he might paid, keeps it fully opera'ive. It * man Candles, Crackers, Topcdoes, Red extensively in business In that town. which her sister Is one of the graduates. which was along. In his remains valid under circumstances has leased the just passing J and Green Torches, Triangles, Japancso Mr. W. E. McLellan Miss Thayer will spend the summer with darkness he hastejmd on account of the ;» that tpould annul almost any other £ Lantern Hot Air Bal- on the Westbrook, Windham Lanterns, Mines, freight cor her corner I parents did not see u small hydrant at the 2 security. It well repays careful £ run- Floral Shells, Pistols, & Electric Kailway company Mr. F. If. Freese, the Center * but is not value- « loons, Paper Cap Naples Rearing Into which he run with great force. As nurturing, wholly and South Wind- Punk, Dewey Bombs for between Westbrook Is a week's ... ■ ——i j less without. From the outset, it £ [ Paper Caps, ning grocer, enjoying fishing trip a result lie received a very had cut on the nn ill for ham. In the vicinity of Lewiston. l undertake.» to give protection, and J children (not dangerous). Caps shin of one of his legs. of Westbrook > never falters in its purpose, what- Falso At the meeting lodge, Miss Annie Hull, assistant teacher at of the members of jj; same, Cannons, Faces, Flags, ajl A special meeting ever Knights of Pythias, held Tuesday even- 1 school, Is to act as j happens. sizes Flags, Flag Poles 12, 14 the leering High sup- the W oodfords Universollst church Is to %J Bunting were elected for ing the following oflicers erintendent of the Fresh Air society at ot fcf aud It) feet, Silk Flag,. Wholesale and I si held this evening at 7.30 o'clock comman- ri£&£fo(2kaiey,@iee4? the ensuing term: Chancellor Eliot the summer months. Union mutual Policies retail. during the home or Mr. F. L. Tower, 32 Prospect f der, Alfred J. Libby; vice chancellor, The ladles of All Souls’ Unlversallst street. Lnportant business Is to bo con- i| do all this and much more. They ; Price lists furnished to the trado upon Arthur E. Allen; prelate. Leon Brackett; enureu uem on eujujuuir *»» non »* and but have sidered and a full attendance Is desired. protect first always, £ application. of Malcolm K. K. & lawn af- other values us M. W., Waddell; very successful party yesterday at 7.80 o’clock »t 2 of importance. Let £ On Friday evening «; Charles Madison; M. of F., L. L. on the lawn the tell you about them. Your inquiry £., ternoon adjoining lewis hall there Is to be an adjourned mnster of arms, Charles A. KfcZEJtMoVJtTAINl ■S will have prompt attention. Westbrook Flood; church and Seminary grounds. for the of discuss- J parish meeting purpose 1 master of exchequer, A. H. was served from six to eight 1 Beasley; _ Supper ing church building plans, ami to com- § Bachelder; inner guard, Frank Alton; a time bad o'clock and very enjoyable by for the commence- 1^ Pearls I plete arrangements outer guard, William B. Smith. At the all. £ Union IHutual Eife f, ment of work If eorly In the fall. the possible s 5: GHAS. conclusion of the meeting lodge 11. who is to have lodge Rev. J. Bryant, of the Woodfords Univer- DAY, The officers conferred the third rank in a faultless of the new sub-station at £ Insurance charge postal snlist Sunday schooLare planning to hold Company §; maimer for the benefit of the Portland is several altera- Deering Center, having at an date. There 247 Middle Street. and the the annual picnic early PORTLAND, ME. Past Chancellors association tions made on the building prior to as- JeiidtoJut is some talk now or holding the picnic at membres of Kocky Hill lodge of Wood- th3 duties of the Post- suming position. the Woodland Stroll, South Windham, was served after the work- fords. Supper master Roberts at the Deering postoftice, Wlndhnm electric on the Una of the South ♦ ing of the rank and the Woodfords dele- is to have charge of the sub-sto- REMOVAL NOTICE. Merrills, cars. gation returned home by special car at a tlon there and has engaged Mr. W. B. FOR SALE. Valuable for rale, rnn.i sting of saw late hour. Barnett, the hair to take properly dresser, charge SOUTH PORTLAND. mill with daily capacity of ft. Also SULLIVAN—WILSON WEDDING. of the oflioe. machinery for the niatiufa'Mure «t clapboards R. etc. Aba dressing mill fully, DR. G. FICKETT Exercises to the closing of litlies, shingle*, A pretty church wedding occurred appropriate equipped wttti latest Improved m.i’hiues. I»r> term of school were held bouses with a of Wl.ooo ft and exten- | Dentist. > afternoon at 3.U0 o'clock at St. the spring yes- capacity 4 yesteiday S KILLING S-MACDON ADD. sive store houses. All M’u&ud f the at the Luut’s Corner nicely contract- terday afternoon of lurber. IVlva'e railway siding for Byacinthe’s Catholic church,the of Mr. anti Mrs. Charles K. Handling Ilns Moved To of the The home l.e't water Also sieain Mr. G. Wil- grammar school. The programme 'orty cars, power. £ being Alexander Port- .1 in conneetn u w itli it. ing parties in Skillings on Brown street, South ngines of <0 h. p. ■ exercises appeared Wednesday's n il! 4-'< x t. o ft., well son, the well known teacher of penman- decorated last "nereis also another tlure are to bo no land. was very prettily for inai ufactuni'g pmpfNes with never in the WVstbrook PRESS. This year idapted ♦ Eaxter Block ship and drawing ferns and roses on wa in-.e i* also a farm t 562 Congress St., exercises at the Ocean street eveniug with palms, falling erstwiriy. Miss Kllzalieth A. Sullivan, graduating it out 1.50 V acres, with modern buildings wet schools, and of of their school at Woodfortla us in the flccaslon the marriage only for or stoc k farm. There :uo ♦ of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer O. grammar jtdsp’ed da’ry tcoo.ns ii to u. daughter daughter, Miss Martha Cobli Skillings to seven barns of modern construction oti the former years. to hold all uav and Sullivan. The ceremony was performed MacDonald or Som- place of ample capacity Mr. Charles Murray grain. The farm contain* about 25’ acres oi T.lrpb.u. lor.i-3, aprGdCm erville, Mass. cultivated land an t a balance <-f about l,2f‘" of the In GORHAM. acres of laud, t lio lar^e tarn is ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ « J). DeCelles, the pastor church, Mr. MacDounlJ pasture f* Until quite rooently 42 x 200 ft, and has two floor* ai d lasrm-nt. the of a large number of the presence was a resident of Portland, where for I here is cut about tons of ay each >e.ir friends of the Miss and all by machines. Well watered and fenced. contracting parties. The last of the he was In regular meeting Monday over thirteen years employed There Is a abundance of running water. A lie** Sullivan acted as bridesmaid and great FLAGS. j chib was held Monday night, June 26th, the office of Mr. Robert A. McClutchy, All building* in liist-class condition. of Mass., The above is situated la the town of All sizes of tlie best of Mr. Charles Halltday Woburn, at the home of Miss Lottie State of and Maine pr>j)?rty quality Millett, freight agent the Boston Norton Mi K Vi rmoul. on both s'.des of the as best man. At the conclusion of the street. The following officers were elect- and Maine Central rallorads, after which UrauiTTruuK ltaiiway. The whole rr any part FLAGS Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of ?h» above will he sold at a bargain. AMERICAN marriage ceremony, ed for the new to the claim property year: he was transferred depart- Is a * zed lietel upon the informal and de- J here good plac*. constantly in stock, at very low held a brief reception Maine railroad Tor further to atjd President-Miss Helen Elizabeth Brad- ment of the Boston and particulars apply Don’t fail to have one. parted later in the afternoon for Boston If you have a sour stomach, coated tongue, I prices. bury. In Boston. STUART A. BALDWIN on You will also want one of our nice where they are to enjoy their wedding Viet* Presluent—Miss Laura Drusilla The ceremony was performed In the ■ dizziness, headache, foul breath, need Green ■ those from out of Usher. you tho or JOHN A. trip. Among present 100 of the con- Premises, HAMMOCKS Secretary and treasurer—Miss llarri- presence of about friends Mountain Pearls. are a town were Miss Rose Conroy, Fort Kent; I They gentle purgative, 44 Bos ette McKenney llarmon. tracting parties by Bev. F. A. la-lt^h, STETSON, Kilby St., to thoroughly onjoy yourself. Miss Katie Conroy of Dorchester, Mass Executive yommlttee—Miss Car- an cure dis— M Mary pastor of the Brown’s Bill churohr, the old physician’s prescription, and will ton* je7o for furnishing 400 tons raofe or and domestic science. on Main street, yesterday, and with the A big, handsome gruy squirrel, very AND ADJUSTER, less o! best quality biogen Lehigh coal, aod the officers and Col. Humphrey Cousens and Mrs. carriage attached ran through Main much amused jmsseugers j .M)0 tons more or less best quality egg size Le- on one of her morn- high, xml i'Oo tons more or less best quality Cousens, Miss Mary Mordough and Miss street, clearing himself from the wagon, of the Elizabeth City - stove Lehigh coal, .oh) pounds to the ton, to bo Just as the IxmR Total Asset?, $70,325,675 17 Exchange St breaking the wagon badly. Mr. Burrows ing trips yesterday. ap- The Knack delivered and put In aud trimmed In the bins of marl2M.W&FU such of the and school houses >vas not A little later the landing on the South Port- public buildings seriously injured. proached of the city aud Islands, and at such times as seen in the afternoon Mr. Elvin Soule's horse land side, the squirrel was perched may b«» desig- ated. the coal to be In all re- of the best an! iu the best or- started from Preble street and dashed a far out In the water. When Hot. and W. Jones and Of Good is spects quality upon pile Harbour. Chowder -will b© served, but Mrs. S. Mrs. Printing der and to be well screened on toe wharves be- within safe distance the through South, School and High streets the bout got those attending will carry individual W. J. Baker and daughter, left. Monday the artistic into the fore delivery, aud weighed and Inspected by on near insight such weigher and Inspector as the committee before he could be stopped. Very little squirrel jumped board, landing for a few weeks in Boston. “ baskets. art of all arts.” may designate. Separate bids will be received was the house. Afterwards he leaped preservative same tune more T0CUBESE=I|pirogran- injury done. pilot The barber shops in South Portland The ooltuge prayer meeting will meet at the for furnishing li’oo tons A QTUM A and the With us is not or less of Cumberland coal from the Pocabonla* Gorham grange will hold a strawberry to the lower deck capered up will be closed all on the with Mrs. John Anderson, Atlantic ave- printing ULES “ d».;, village day mine, or coal of equal quality, suitable for nu I FIIYIM wharf as a sort of advance for two bo nvimnnrcck(1 festival next Saturday evening at their guard Fourth of July. They will be kept open, nue, Thursday evening. mechanical—we treat it as an steam purposes. 2000 pounds to the ton. to By. delivered as above. The committee reserve their use the is in a hall on State street. Mr. G. M. Parker lady passengers. m. the before. system placed however, until 12 p. night art should be treated. the Ight to reject auv or all bids should they to more ,, condition readily respond ,; kindly gives the strawberries A WILD DRIVE. Edward li. Joseelyn of Buttery D, 7th LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE. deem tt for the Interest of the city so to do. and to the action of Wouldn't it be wise for to no bid that is not in conformity with the l«>re- RESPIRO Mrs. Belinda Paine of of Boston is the will be dis- At ths of Ivanhoe No. you ■ a at Fort Williams, meeting lodge, ■ Abont hack with Artillery, svill be considered- RID Whether or midnight Tuesday golug requirements LIQUID (the cure). of Mrs. Eliza He Inis K. of Mr. John a trial order with us ? should be marked for Coal” anu guest McLellan, High a of Portland was driven at charged ths service July 6. put *Ja, P., Tuesday evening place Proposals not the bowels are free, the use of party people addressed to FRANK w. R0BIN3ON, Chair- street. of honorable E. Warren who has served for RESPIRO GRANULES is im- '! a breakneck pace through the streets of | in many years service, being faithfully man Committee on Public Buildings. ■ Mr. Edwin School street, is one time with the 3d Artil- 14 continuous as of records dlw perative. Clement, South Portland. It came under the ob- | connected at years keejier Je2 R* are ae- confined to his home on School street by so stat ioned at Fort Preble. uud seal, declined to the re-nomi- ,, member. these compounded servation of Officer Pluoe, who is on the ery long accept THE THURSTON PRINT cord j Administratrix's Notice. lug to n special formula, and they art* illness. Mr. Charles Bogrett of nation given him last week as he Is un- adapted to scurvh and cleanse parts not trail of the driver, who will be called Amesbury, 1 97 1-2 EXCHANGE STREET The subscriber hereby elves notice that she affected ltallroad Commissioner B. F. Chad- Mass is his able to attend the while travel- generally by ordinary remedies. to explain his violation of city visiting brother, Stephen meetings lias been Administratrix's of the are very and are so upon duly appointed They mild, calculated born returned from an official Mr. name of > yesterday of McCullaui’s thea- Warren the estate of that the sufferer can take the prescribed ordinances. I Bogrett, press agent ing. presented ’PHONE 30 PORTLAND, MAINE di sc ttyularly. ~ < visit over the Boston & Maine road. tor at Cape Cottage, South Portland. W. 0. Jelerds to succeed him and the WILLIAM H. CARTER, late of Portland, If at Hist there I* a little disturbance or < Mr. L. A. mould of Portland lust lutter was elected. Mr. In the County of Cumber land, deceased, and gnrpn overdose this the spent was two A very was given at Warren has been apparent only prove* fact The Pilgrim loaded with from ! pleasant party as law directs. All ■ bones the persons p&vjpg that the bile and hardened collections arc in Gorham. Sunday with friends to three hum!nil in- Cape Cottage Saturday evening by the an eflicient and interested oflioer, not demands the estate of said deceMeu being removed. The activity will last only persons yesterday KXA M (NATION OF TEACHEKS against are desired to the same fof settlement, a* necessary to rjeause. after which the form members of the Bartley McCullum com- missing more than three meetings a year present cluding many chilrden the People’s and all Indebted thereto are to make continued use of the UKANTI.E3 will six He has requested in special honor of Miss Beatrice until about months ago. the as <, prove their great value Ui effecting a com- WOODFORDS. M. E. church and the Knlghtvllle church pany for position teachers In payment Immediately. cure. sincere thanks of all the members of the / ihe Portland Public Schools will bo ex- MINNIE A. CARTER. plete who went on their annual excursion to Ingram. CANDIDATES amined on Julv 10 and in Portland. June 19. lftoo. for the work he has done. 11, 1900, Connuou j»2id Ohobeague. The outing was very enjoy- PLK A S ANT D AEK. lodge good Council room, City Building, at 9 a. 111. Three preparations do the work: win be examined in the exercises wen* Applicants following Appropriate graduating able. Miss Nelln Wilson, Mechanic street, studies: Kuxltsti Miss KATE M. E < HESPIUOUQDID. RESPIRO POWDER S. OF V. APPOINTMENTS. Heading. Spelling, (Irammar, held at the Oakdale school of the school board both rohtlcal and — WILL BK — and RESPIRO iJIlANl l.E.'s. These are grammar yes- The regular meeting has b en the guest of friends at North Geography, Physical. United AT sold all Stale* Arithmetic, by druggists. afternoon under the directlou of will be held on of next week, Commander Kluiore N. Courson of History. BooXkeeplug. tt!i Woodford* Woodford* A sample of RKSPIRO POWDER will terday Thursday | Anson and Farmington. Ctfies, Music, Physiology and tlemen’l of SI., ho " the Miss Ada Davis. The Brunswick of the Maine Division Sons ef mailed 1'REE to any asthmatic upon principal, on account of Wednesday being the Miss Mabel Tanner has accepted a po- Natural Sciences, especial1 y as applied to agil- during the summer aud will receive a .."s'-*. rooms were 'decorated with Veterans, announces the 6taff few lu * ;; handsomely "Fourth of July." sltlon at the Casco Box company In Port- following will pupil, MTd j CHho#examlnaUvn continue through two ) FRANK f Apothecary, | ro6es, peonies and wild flowers. The Today the ladles ths Univeisallst | hind. appointment*: Adjutant, Lieut. A. C. days. GRAMMAR OR HIGH SCHOOL STUOIES. Mao. on examination by ) EMERSON ( Lawrence, exercises Included essays, irlsh will have a "Held at Wil- Shcrey; quartermaster, Lieut. E. O. Per order of committee of singing, p day" Miss Alice Swain. Summer street, left teachers. through June, declamations, prophecies and gilts, and lard near the residence of Mrs. J. W. Tuesday for Everett, Maos. | Colby. jeiueodti Q. M LOliD, Secretory. ROSLjNPALE,

# «nrw _ Mary Gardiner Phtlbreok, Augusta. Goody, Cha*. W. Sawyer, D. R. Storer, Uartrtlds Mabel Hike, Wastboro, Mass. Dr. t 0. Miller. F. B. Hubhard, F. W. IN SIXTEEN PLACES. COLBY. K. Nelson. O. D. AT £AKtbel May Hussoll, Augusta. Alder, John Scarry, Motile Hawaii Small, Westbrook. F. M. Hallo well, H. M. Florae, W. M WUVMMW Mattie Wilma Stubbs, Brewer. Smith, Adonis Howard, Angler L. Good- '. Carrie May Tester, Somerville, Mass. win, D. M. Bangs. Dr. D. K. Parsons, Judge Geo. A. Wilson, Geo. Wilson Jr., STORE. The degree of Bachelor of Philosophy MAINE’S GREATEST L.G. Saunders, w. U. Rockwood, H. L. ^ BABY was conferred on! Koopman, J. H. Files, W. H. Hawes. B. Lightning Was Busy Annual Commencement R. R. W. F. F. Law- Kthelyn Marguerite Brackett, Newport. Cram, Sprague, -—-- mi Grow Belle Holden, Norway. renoe, I>. M. Bowman, O. A. Leonard, IS. L. T. K. on Kennebec. Exercises Wed. 'The following honorary degress were lew Church, Herrick, Hon. N. Mender, W. C. Phtl- W. W. Stetson Hardy, conferred: A. M., upon hrook, H. It. Corson, L. G. Salisbury, PILOT of Auburn. state superintendent of I. R. Bootnby, A. H. Peaae, Sami. Smooth schools; Mr. Joseph Arthur Greene of Burleigh, H. K. Kalloch, H. O. Water F. B. C. W. Steward Carl is I lie linrilbreml that New York city; U. D„ Rev. H. O. Hls- man, Yates, Wltherell, 8. 8. Brown, H. R. Chaplin, About Waterville Kev. John L. User Host Severe Storm | Tlic Speeches at (he Alamni Kin* cock, Malden. Mass.; Koble Frye, H. J. Merrick. C. K. Owen, lng, president of the Baptist Theologloal Kverett Stacy, F. H. Kd wards, 0. B. Hard, Amos L. A. C. Hinds, For Years. and 1 » Seminary, Yokohama, Japan; IAj. D.t Kimball, Hinds, ncr. H. A G. W. C. W. Pierce, l*rof. Julian U. Waterrllle; l*rof. lamb, Hunt, S: Taylor, Ivoy Barker, O. L. llall, II. J. 1(111, IS SWEET Albion W. Small, University of Chicago. Hugh McLslIan, W. L. Water, W. U. The Twentieth ^ At the meeting of the I ward of trustees Mann, I). S. Ilansoomb, K. F. Merrill, Century W. L. M. L. Miller, Goody. tixlny, K3V. C. K. Owen of Boulton and MeKfidden, that is J. F. Hill Killed at Ice Cream Freezer lion. Dudley P. Bailey of Bolton, were Flock of Sheep Honorary and Degrees KKUNION OF CLASS OF 1880. elected to the board. The board elected demonstrated S£ AS A NUT of the reunions of the Oakland. being daily in Course Conferred. Mr Chamberlain of ; the university Among pleasantest Chkrigo to lx; instruetor in physics. A commencement season at Colby has been in the basement makes hard ice of loan. A feature of the smooth, becausu there is such a de- committee was raised to consider the that of the class ■5 2* a board of trustees for occasion was t he following written matter of separate poem 3 cream without the of a crank. 3^ mand for it we cannot man- Coburn instlttute. by Prof Hurry Lyman Koopman, Libra- single turning Classical M«n Felled in At the of the l’hl Beta rian of Brown University: North Sidney ufacture it fast enough. Mad* of the Zeta Pul lit union annual meeting You it once and let it stand. !e Story these were elected as IN TilK POKTIES. simply pack Kappa society, Field. right on the start, from the Tuesday Evening. officers: Hon. Kdwin K. I-yford, presi- [ Written for the remits of tbs class of ISM When want it it’s in a solid 2; dent; Dr. J. W. Blake, Waterrllle, secre- In Colby College. June, tDott.] you ready—all choicest] of ingredients. It tary and treasurer; Dr. W. 8. Bailey, We've crossed the morning rhlgo. mould—no dasher to out. The cream doesn't remain in the deaior’s Prof. p. W. Johnson nncl Prof. J. K. The first divide; pull ^ Life's broad we tread -e Nelson, all of Waterrllle, executive com- plateau Watervllle*, June 27.—The* severest elec- from three to hands long enough to get stale With level stride. is served free every afternoon IBrtciii' toihi not! mittee. trical rtonu that 1ms visited this section See that IMot, Stilled are the matin you gel lJiby June 27.—An Intensely hot THK ZKTA P8I RKUNION. songs, for many years, occurred this afternoon. five. The size freezer sells for Waterrllle, And dried the dew; two-quart in the middle of the Thr«*e storms appearttl to centre over All grocers have it. dny, accompanied The Zeta Psl reunion was the leading The dusty roads of noon the more than afternoon by a heavy tliunder etorin did event of the ooiumeiicement, and the Our feet pursue. this section, perieid lieing $1.50. i |>|»ly to fomiinuv’s agents. Burrage. That lion symbolized fidelity Chapter. He remembered with pleasure east. twice our price. pliable, soft and healtful. Odor- Je'JK.UI Then could I say to Death: gj and Dr. expressed the hope and the many kindnesses that Burrage gratitude Come, take thy prey; DOCTORS. 11 14 10 cents less, too. Guaranteed proof would as a result of those asso- YOUKU by Inches, that the alunuii of the institution had come to him Mv better part shall still, moths and buffalo “ cents against bugs. Jp bear the lesson in mind in considering ciations. He was glad to see that the Despite thee stay. 16 by 20 25 the need of increasing the institution’s old principles and the old brotherhood (»i *dM*tton Kirrriui of Maine Medical Hut all my works to Death Beautiful stibjec's for framing. Moth Protection. S’ Costs still remained. mT endowment. Appointed are. Hctiool. The low on them is really Speeches were also made by Hon. Win. Mr. Hamlin then Introduced Hon. For- The lump, the clod 1 shaped, price But a of a Zete of And meant a star. H. McElroy of New York, Principal rest Goodwin, Skowhegan, Brunswick, June 27.—This Is “Medics to advertise our framing depart- of the Farmington Normal the class of '87, as one who needed no in- Purington Failures foredoomed! which glad day at liowdoin. At nine o’clock the ment. Quarter of Hebron troduction in hamlet of Maine. Mr. To death 1 cast. school. Principal Sargent any class led the marshal, Wallace Wads- Not what I wrought, but what by academy, Rev. G. M. P. King of Wash Goodwin was most oo xllaily received, as Into to effectually slop I sought shall hist. worth Dyson of Portland, marched and others. he arose to give the history of the Chap- lngton, Memorial hall. The order of exer« lses Colored Glewss any sort of a The of exercises at the ter. He spoke first of the founding of We in cloud and glo >m, programme fight was as follows: Address, lit. Rev. Rob- in the Nor, stumbling, know, church tn the forenoon was as follows: the Zeta Psl fraternity University Connor Toothache Whether we yield our ground, ert- Cod man. Jr.; oration, Virgil Mounts— These chests are Frankvn Towne. of New YorK in 1S47. There are now 5 pure cedar, 3^ Charles Or drive the foe. Totman. A. M.; presentation of diplomas. The Ethics of Fiction beautiful finished. with over four thousand living Zetes. The furnished y Strong •Grucs Emma The Salem Cadet orchestra Chaney, was established in in Oh! blest are they for whom These are handies and lock are the Power of Chi Chapter Colby exercises. with easel backs. among g> The Jdaughter Out breaks the sun, music for the IPla.tinettes through the efforts of One of these Mollie Sewall Small, 1850, largely roe in flight, The members of the class are: Daniel and all new sub- good points. will Wise Revealing just In, nearly JJC The Other Man Thomas H. Garnsey, of Bangor, some of won. ^5 A kingdom Alden Harrell of Auburn, George Kenni- give abso'ute protection to your S’ —♦— •William Blake Jack, Charlotte Corday whole letters on thi subject were read by jects, The Bed Cross the amusement of son Blair of Booth Harbor, Charks furs and woolen cloth The E Fred Foss Ijawrence, the historian, to great Hut blest they too that fall bay 25 cents ng You’d be glad James Henry Hudson. the audtanoe. November 1W, iSaO, two Nor triumph see. Oscar Caswell, A. H.. of Portland, cost is considerable, but the val- Jp An Ignored Patriot Zetes from the Williams college came to The true man s is Truth’s grave George Appleby Coombs of |Brun wit k, ue Is more. Several sizes. enough to have it in •Emma Frances Hutchinson, Waterville and initiated fourteen young Thermopylae! ^ 1 Ed-on Holden Cummings ofLewiitcn, Nature’s Monuments m m. Among the early iuitlutes was the ? of Longfel- $12 the house when that Mary Gardner Philbrook, lam Nelson Ding ley. In the Civil war Philip Webb Dav a, A. B.. of Portland, Chips up j: A Hero of Scotland the part borne by the Zetes was most AT BATES Wallace Wadsworth Dyson of Portland, unbearable ache Allen Wlren, honorable. Of the 13d meniliers on the low’s Bakers and Board- •Washington Vaughan Francis William Donahue. A B., of Port- Birthplace. J Mental Evolution roll at thi end of the war, fifty had been Attendance of tir«du«tM of Col- Largr Doteu of begins. Kth?l May Huss.dl, on the rolls of the Union army. Of the land, Carl Boswell Portland, ing-House Keepers of the Great Stone Face names on the tablet of Collins lege. Fd- The Psychology twenty Fred Huge ne Earle of Kent's Hill, A neatly gotten up card with especially will be glad to know Alfred Sprague Goody, Memorial hull eight were the names of g^ ljewlston. June 27.—The attendance of mqjtd Payson Fish of Fairfield, George about our '‘exterminator” •£ The Coininecrial Spirit Zetes who h;ui given their lives for their N. H of the poet’s birthplace pro- this commence- Varnum Flake of Harry picture I At tlieeud of the war the mem- alumni ami alumnae at Epsom, ^5 which we rid •Lulu Mae Ames, Benvenuto Cellini country. Everett Gribbin A. B., of Portland, of old house at- cess, by any build- S’ 1 Hirsh was reduced to two; but thenurn- ment ut Hates is the largest in the his- and a bit the CITY OF PORTLAND. Mattie Wilma Stubbs, j Ip Alfred William Haskell of Portland, ing of ail kinds of in- and a llero ! Ihts were soon recruited, and the later vermin, Jp A Singer tory of the institution. Owen Berry Head of Denmark. Clarence tached with white ribbon makes Uty Marshal's Office. I has been most 3 c rats and mice We ac- •Simon Peter Hedman, history promising, was full of events of in- Hiaht of Jefferson, N. H Frank udlng has been the of Wednesday Eugene g£ June », lUOO. Heathenism vs. Civilization j The Chi {Kirent chapter Hobbs of William a nice souvenir to send to no until re- to the and its friends. Usury Waterboro, j| cept pay satisfactory 3* continuous to the Edward Drummond Jenkins, i the chapters at Dartmouth, Unlou, Uni- terest college They A. B.. of East Owing to complaint coming 1 Everett Jonah, port, are attained. by cttl/.e»» ot o lr city regarding I jaw and Lawlessness of Michigan and Bowdoin. included the formation of the Stanton S friends. suits department versify James Aldi lch King of Millville, Mas®., gj the reoHle * and manner In which | With one-sixth of the men in dangerous College club, in honor of Prof. Stanton. Charles .lames Webster Lougblin erf New York, bicyclists ride at times throu.h our streets and i the Chi has taken one third of the college to rail t‘ e atten- •Excused. S. of Portland Is N. Y Eugene Miller McCarty of Woou- -«: walks. 1 take this opportunity first prizes and one-fifth ol the second Cook, Ksq., president tion of who ride wheels to the ordinance The degree of Bachelor of Arts was fords, John Newell Milliken of Surry, p-ople prizes. The men of the, fraternity have ami the membership is to be made up Berthel of an I will also call special utloution to ihe or- as follows: Frederick Peabody Phillip-, the throwing into tlio ©onferred been equally prominent in the literary of Maine of Hates. of dinance regaining all resident graduates Edwin Francis Pratt, A. B Tops- nails or anil athletic Interests of the college. streets f glass of any kind, tacks, any THE MEN’S DIVISION. The idea is to have ham, Lester Given Purlnton, A. B of substance to horse* or 10 bicycle A Zeta Psl march, yearly banquets injurious especially prepared Howdoin, Samuel Gray Sawyer of Lim- HOOPER’S t res. and and that the denudmeut will make •Carl Fairfield. for the occasion Band-master K. B. and to boom Hates. Cotton, by Ervin Linwood Soule of Knlght- s]H*ct#i efforts to punisn any violations of either Thomas West Paris. next to the ingion, Ernest Cushman, Hall was given, great delight In the board of overseers the following 01 Rich- jfOREN of tlu so ordman-e*. Stinson { vlile, Harry Kingsbury •Alden Doughty, West Paris of the audhmje. liliOKQK W. SYLYKHTKIt, Eliphalet gentlemen were elected for five years: mond, Albert Fales Stuart of Charles Kmerson Fogg. Clinton. The orator of the evening was Hon. Appleton, City Marshal. Rev. Harr? Coulter Todd, A. B., of Calais, Dearborn Hartlund. Neil a Z.*to of the class of Hon. Hiram Knowlton, Portland; AX OKD1 XANTE. Henry Furbush, Harry llayms, Virgil Connor Totman, A. M., of Bar Kmerton Uilbert, Boston, Mass. and now a citizen of Col Curler K. Cate. 1). D., Providence; Rev ^ SONS. ^ Percy 1877, prominent Linton Edson Waldron, A. B., I iu the City Mills, ltr|(idat!uK Bicycle Hiding Alfred Sprague Uoody, Winslow. urodo. D. R. | Arthur Given, D., Auburn, I.; deceased, of Watervllle. of Portland. Simon Peter Heiman, New Sweden. Mr. who received an enthu Haynes, S. A. Aaburnham, The of President and Mrs. Ernest Lawrenoe Herrick, levunt. Elastic welcome, of his Hervey Cowell, M., reception Section 1. No shsll ride a bicycle, spoke briefly great Hyde to the ulmnni and friends of the person James Henry Hudson, Uuilfortl. ut again visiting the scenes of Mass ; Isaac N. Cox, A. H., Manchester, I____! trtcyc e. velocipede cr otli r such vehicle of pleasure in hall from college was held Memorial iryv*v«vvniv»n)»i ivvvvvnv»vv7iiv»irviMMMMnMnivyyvviiviiv any or sidewalk In William Blake Jack, Portland. Ills youth after an absence of more than N. 11.; Arthur L. lAWlefleld.and in propulsion, upon foot-path place H to 10 p. ill. the City of Portland or upon any foot path or Edward Drummond Jenkin3, Water A nf AilSlonn Sin«II 'I* Following President's reoeptiou differ- turf in any of ilm public parks, promenades or rllle. the leader or the National House—Mr. | ent fruternities held receptions »t their other public grounds of the City of PorUsnd. Fnd Foss was to have been the oru- Salley. a Lawrenoe, Skowheguu. j Dingiey,—who chapter house*. See iou 2. Any person using bicycle, tri- John Franklin Auburn. tor aiul of his dilfi- T. Got* and J. U. Little wen* or other such vehicle of Moody. Jr., ! of the evening, t*poke Charles of the old classes hod reunions cycle, velocipede pro- Elden Phil brick, Waterville. 1 donee at to fill the Many FOR SALE. pulsion, on tin* streets or park* of the Benjumin attempting place auditors the txxird of fellows public elected by during the evening. o at Arnold Merrlam Sanborn, Wilton. j which had originally been assigned tj so Oltlt of Portland shsll he required carry and overseers; also New (N. Large attendance of alumni expected all times a suitai le alarm bell which '•hall l>e Fernald David Otlsfleld (lore. eminent a statesman. Hampton, bath Sawyer. for commencement exercises tomorrow. Fine 9 room house besides and pantry, ?iew sounded and shall l»e for the pur- s institute was as a unsurpassed, seasonably Frank Joseph Severy, Chase Mills. Mr. Haynes spoke of the great national li.) recognized fitting to and oc- hot slate sink in front uud po*e of giving warning pedestrians Charles Franklin Town*', Winslow. ! growth, ami national prosperity that had school lor the oollege. water, open plumbing, kitchen, bark cupant* of other vehicles of the approach of Ernest Howard Oakland. ot the last *\a/s/vs/s/vvvs/mv,< window and door sereeus or other such Tupper, ! attended the passage fifty years AM 11KHST COMM KNC KMENT. porch, Burrowes’ j such bicycle, trlovcle, velocipede •Albert Gardner lloiKdale, Mass. i over this democratic repubfio In this vehicle of propulsion. House built two years ago when prices of material was a. No a trl- Washington Allen Vaughan Wiren, progress th sons of Zeta Pal had borne Amherst, Mush., June 27.—Graduation We Are > very Section person using bicycle, Showing Electric cars ! cycle, velocipede or other such vehicle of pro- iNew Sweden. an honorable and inlluenlial part. at Amherst came to a close low. 7500 Teet of land three miuutes either week oollege way. ! pulsion on the public streets or parks of Uie The American race was nut decadent, today with the seventh commencement Best of reasons for selling. Great bargain. City of Portland shall ride such bicycle, tri- but prugresaive. Aggressions from foreign j ve’oclpede or other veldce of propulsion •Course incomplete; diploma deferred. 1 weather. The exercises cycle. foes wen* not to be feantl. The war with in delightful 1 In a reckless or dangerous manner and without WOMEN’S DIVISION. Spain had demonstrat**l the national took place form college hall at 10 o’clock. FIELD GLASS at ail times keeping such bicycle, Ulcvcle, force. 'dESL velocipede or other such vehicle of propulsion strength against foreign Lulu Mae EXERCISES AT HARVARD. under control and in no case shall any Amers, Farmington. The great dauger to lie feared now was possessing the following advantages proper Oracle Emma Wilton. person propel such bicy cle, tricycle, velocipede Chaney, not from without; yet many of the evils Mass June 27.—The class over earlier forms: Hattie Alma Harlow, Gardiner. Cambridge, or other vehicle of propulsion In the public now by the were of the of Portland ut the pictured pessimist given or was 1. A much field. < 53 sheets or parks City Emma Frances Skowhe- Harvard university, gradu larger L. M. Hutchinson, 1100, w St, an an in the LEIGHTON, miles hour. undue prominence social and JeSddeoiUw Exchange rate of speed greater than eight gan. political landscape. Corruption in the Hied in the Sanders theatre today with X Perfect definition. Section l. Any person violating the p ovl- Gertrude Lemont, Waterville. X Increased I slons of this ord'nunce sh ill he liable to a Mary cities, great aggregations ot wealth, the the usual ceremony. In pursuit of the light efficiency. Marion Osborne, Waterville. not exce twent dollars for each Thompson lilxir troubles, race antipathies, these 4. C ompactness s but little larger penalty ding ; ancieut custom, the governor of the com- offence, to be recov- red for the use of the city I and other like evils are heralded than an by his opera glass. ( 'l'ho following niemU-rs were elect.il: rontplaiiit before the municipal court for the of us of de- monwealth, attended by body guard ME. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. by prophets giooiu harbingers A the reaeh of C For City of Portland. | was and the halls in Result: glass beyond llesldent ! struction. of troops, present, * Membership—Frederick other of field glass. / K. lloothby, Portland; Samuel AN ORDINANCE. j It was true that there were problems to which the exercises took and the j any type BulYurn, plaoe at Brunswick tester- North lit. liev. solve; but these could easily be solved by Perfect for Scientists, Sportsmen, I Annual Meeting Berwick; liobert Cod Relative to Throwlug Broken UUia, of the university wefre thronged uiau, Jr., Portland; John W. a and nation like this. grounds Tourists, ate. J Uresser, In the Streets. strung vigorous dug. Castlne; William Ktc.| The problems of today were nothing to with spectators. The lirst event of the Henry Moulton, Port land; Edward Be it ordained by tho mayor, aldermen and those of fifty ago, whim was was the of the overseers •-• Herring Noyes, Portland; years slavery day meeting common council of the of in city of the nation. UrSCIAL TO TBS rBKSA.1 liev. Benjamin Poor Snow, Yarmouth. city Portland, intrenched in the life of the annual busi- 1 as follows: for the transaction Corresponding Members—Orestes council assembled, Mr. Haynes then discussed learnedly No iersou shall throw, place or deposit, or ness of the b card. Brunswick June 37.—The annual Pierce, Oakland, Cal.; Charles William and delightfully the relations of present Geo.H.Griffen ) ! cause to be imowr, placed or deposited, In any 1 leering, Evanston, 111.: Thomas 11 Hub- anv Some can’t drink problems to the condition of the Individ- YALE’S COMMENCEMENT. meeting or the Maine Historical Society stnet. square, lane or alley, glass, broken people free bard, New York city; Wliberforce Kanies, bottle*. tacks, nails, piece* of wire or any other ual as a clti/.en. / 500 Cosgrsu St. \ was held here Hon. Kufus K. commence- today, New York John substance or article that be injurious to The of the t veiling, lion. Wm. New Haven, June 97.—199th olty; T.H«—tn, Boston. may can poem by of Wlscasset, 'In the horses’ feet, to bicycle lire* or to tires wheels coffee LL. 1) now editor of the ment of Yale university was held this Hawaii presiding ; everybody 11. McKlroy, The also voted that the United of all kinds, under a of not less thao at 11 o'clock In Bat- of the Hon. James P. society penalty New York Mail and Kxpresa, and a Zete morning beginning aliaenoe President, live not more than twenty dollars for each • State* government be requested to take j1 drink Grain-O. It looks of the old Union college chapter, was one tel! chapel. Baxter. The following board of officers offence. of the most enjoyable leutnres of the The exercises were atteuded with the CITY OF PORTLAND. measures for protecting and preserving | This ordluance shall take effect when ap- usual academic and the was elected: I August 2, 18D8. Jcfrhliw and tastes* like but evening. dignity joyous- the remains of Fort l’ownall, u fortlfl proved. Approved coffee, ness of the commencement season. Dis- President—-James P. Baxter. After the exercises at the church there erected heat of the the duueffl. too#. Vloe President—Kufus K. So wall. cation lu 1759, on land now was a banquet at the Kim wood hotel. pit 3 the excessive day Crrr Maksiial’s OrricB, it is made from was unusual- o! u ucBc, drays wagons. carts or Secretary and Biograph- owned the at Fort CITY OF PORTLAND. pure Those present were; Hon. Hannibal K. commencement procession Corresponding by government Point, In more OWMiRSotlior vehicles, which shall he used tu this Williamson. Hon. Nathan Hev. Wm. ly long,the graduates line being er—Joseph on Penobscot and that the corre- Jlamliu, Hutler, citv for Ihe conveyance from place to vUco In H. Jordan. river, No coffee in it. Hon. 11. N. Hon. W. numerous than expected. 1. Treasurer—Fritz grains. E. Brooks, Haynes, this of wood, coal, lumber, stone, orioles, and sponding secretary coinmunlcute this Juue 28, looe. W. city Becurdlug Secretary, Librarian City Marshal’s Offu k. H. McKlroy, H Dunn, Hurry Dunn, NOBLE GIFT TO BATES. sand, clay, gravel, dirt, rubbish, goods, wares, Kits and drivers of carriages or Curator—Hubbard W. Bryant. vote to the proper officers. hackney Grain-O is than F. A. Smith, Rev. K. C. Whittemore, furniture. merchandise, building materials, OWNare hereby directed to presetit tlielr <6an • cheaper or are Committee—Iter. Henry S. H. O. l>r. F. C. Hon. Lewiston, June 27.—At today’s meet- auy other article thing whatsoever, Standing at this office Thursday. July 5. ilioo. for Inspec- Libby, Thayer, at Prof. Julius 8. K P. of the Bates board of trus- tierebv directed to present their trams tbs Burrage. Portland; Henry L.Chap- tion aud to receive their license and one- Forrest Goodwin, Clark, ing college are insertion coffee ; costs about ontce Monday. June 9, 1900. and to receive man, Brunswick; Oen. John M. Brown, Members of Co. E, requested to cards *r 19oe. a Jesalyn F B. Nichols, Sol. Katun, tees, President Chase announced that the for the ye beginning July I, the numbers ami license for the year beginning Portland; Hon. Edward P. Burnham, meet at the this at e fa lure to comply wit this notice will subject Chas. Fsh, Robert Austin. Hr. Albert C. money to Lulld the $0u,u00 library build- to with no- Armory evening as duly 1 11X10. A failure comply thl, Hon. Samuel C. Belcher, Farming i the delinquent to a penalty. much. Hr. Everett Flood, K. A. ing had been subedited; $29,000 was the to a Saco; o’clock to take uctton at the death of Pri- quarter Getched, tice will subject delinquent penalty. Charles E. Nash, UkO. W. SYLYESrKR. City Marshal, Hr. H. J. W. W. contributed A. Conan of Low- GEO. W. Marshal. ton; Capt. Augusta; Flefeetor, Cushing, by Joseph HYLVK8TKK, City Newcastle. vate William F. Ueaiy. jeMdtd V. J. Mass. Col. John M. (Hidden, All groceu; Uc. end use. Merrill, Hr. Chauncey Adams, ell, HUM mp '1 «i ■» lore'as lie TO LET. ro» 1*1* WE TWAIN TOGETHER, doy*T NOT v.-.;avt.r a cOwaho. — —" ■ —m m*_ And she Pfli the third 11— lethal The WmmXj wordi tuiaM aaScr thU fcfl ¥rr*y w*Ht IwiM »iM Ikla kM. Forty wot da lawrlM aadtr this head UixJ* k Geed Reason roe Wo* Om wfl4 »«• w**k far W rant a, twk In a^TUiat. wwk far AS wala, oak la Mruw week far 18 Mats, raak la advaa«% We fy*iB towetber; Reuitws* TNIa Robbers. .■RSte-rrasriKuMs ■" A ■” —” —- beautiful crus «vr( as like them Ood bei giwn f tbuch Um »n| of huxl* •'Wfcenlhaar boest what lg>T—Lowr jflH feii£ l?OR high promontory of to the women I to people they rTtumaoj SALS—Beashore, l »n 6*1 Marty. of FYNa 23 Casco ®t, ha* jri»t A*§u palnUd sad pOK SALC—Thlrlr nallra boraaa, watfhtnt » Acres, laud for lawn*, amp!* Wool! nr veeuldn't under the Glory * sup*rlor You know of tho short of which So peraua- Ir* WOO loiswiba; aAiral Mirk nlc. • Brunet UynTf!* oometlmoa the few. year harness pring water. a miles from Portland m tlireol wu kwow what a •ina of a all shooter," saM so old passen- a of The song, tbe elf b. the emile, the tear. granted me, and yon long, mrusE Ili llarpswell steamers, extensive ocean I have Mace died. reminded abundance of tea f>od at tbe shore, But er#hnore fbur lore, mj weary life led my wile ger conductor, “I am always tt-i slews, dear. »tK»c_ te-i to office, church and shores, first And we twain I You. Aar. have bean and are the one woman In of an of years ago oo tha Woman bawdy poet together experience pine TO LKT-rnralab»d rooms osar corper of time offered. W. 11. WAJsDftON * CO.. ISO this world to ^bo*> 1 can offer myself and what Iron Monntatb rauroag. A I?OR SALK— Four acres ot land, at Norb Park and congress streets. aieove, square * Middle uaref} to left of lift and heart. suitable for lota; street_ _ JM_ Over ry qt aad my waa at a and Side room, eeeoad Boor bain. ueart®*, building price "I station agent at the time adjoining MOO. Call or address ft. FLETCHER, 8 A LK—Two first class second-hand We twain "torft her; Thou art not first J. my Jove. little town near Texarcana and had been North Me. *5-1 POM set hot air pipe, good as new. at bead on breaet— sj» mil Doering, furnaces, Ore’s (K* Qthcr't 1 loved before we met, .rsrS1 Mlm. about half coine quick If waut It. gammoned to Little Rock on some busi- ICsegrsM price: you Vt l«*(F towetW. But tha vision ef that summer dream Park._»•» DOR RALE—Sloop Georgto; center-board. 4’s RKUBKN WKfiCOTT, U7 Lao cat ter 8t. foot ness thst has nothing to do with this sto- r h condi- Breathing ope iweet or bitter breathf Je pleasant to me yet TO LIT—Vory pBresIrnt rent at the rear feet draught, feet Topi. ’» good of Myrtle. of the dark of ry. I was In the first day well up a IB Mechanic 8 a month. tion. full set ofgood -alls, all Iron hsliest with The light Ufa. death. coach, iVooi. rooms, |0 New York Also small rent < Madison street, $3 M a mouth lroukeal. Will be sold chogp. Inquire WM. SALK-Upright piano. make. Until the gteen »o^ coTereth Thou art my left love, to the front, and In the rioxt seat was an In nlee to A. MOOROOPSKY, it GRIFFIN, Falmouth Koreslde, Me. 20-3 F'OK good order, sweet tone. case, fog We twain together! 1 will not eay my bast; who had attracted a Apply Hampshire cash ch>,nce of a free from express messenger Hair-Health street. r-t #45. only, lifetime, —F. L, Stanton in Atlanta Conatitotion. Ify heart has abed Its outer leave* deal of attention from the fact that |?OR SALE—Om line of electrics, 10 acre lot, all eUim. 84 PLKA9AN 1 8T.. foot of Oak. good trace ol a»d beldaeea and * To thee all the rest. will remove ever? granMae LKT— tenement 7 on Capa. beautiful lota for will 8#»l give he wore his hair snd had a of restore bleached hairto its ore- TO Very pleasant upper cottages bp lang pair will positively amter ■ told at a barrain; also 5 miles out on Yarmouth with be brow*. bUck or rooms, baui. pantry and store rcom In ■.'O.t HA LK—One of the best farms In 1 do love you, not the boyhood pamlon enormous rseolesrs stuck in bis belt. The- inal sad youthful color, wbpbtr & lino electrics, 21-J house. 10 root cannot be detected g.veu at one*. In west- Foresule, story * «|.o+o4-o+o+o+o++o+o4-o+o+o+o4 crave, with the true and honeet love It la not IM, sMkaues good repair, possession be laud county with first class you may bpt reat of was with a of room*. * lots. 2 t-a to 3 acres land, at a building#, the car wall filled four nearest st»d deafest tread Equally good lor ern part ot sity; also one In center part cite, bargain. fine orchard of IOOO tree*, superior location, ft of a man old en^egh to be your father, for years KI4aa moalh. HAWDtNKH. 65 Exchange Bt *5-1 mixed crowd. Including perhaps a dozen tipper tenement, S rooms. f to per Apply W_a. miles from Portland; falling health compels toe 1 have loved you thus, but would not tell you, is sold by leading dmrffUts every to EZRA HAtVKKb A CO.. BS Exchange seek must women. At about 0 o'clock at ^air^HjnStjT DOR SALK-At Fessenden Park, new six owner to another cl.mate; go befOr# dear. I wanted you to hare the happiness which night, where Price, toe for Urge bottle, or seat by eapvcfs. street17-f L 1. W. fV7 WALDRON ft CO.. |#0 were in ou receipt ol tec. by room house and bath, tiea ed. cemented August n man and I loved while we going orer a eery deso- prepaid, plain sealed package Middle street27-1 THE MET LETTERS younser might give you, you Oreen fireplace. NkM sq feet ou electrics. $9990; I LET—Tenemert of grooms at IBB cellar, + wanted to what would late of ths the train slowed N. Y. TO _ tenderly 1 you have psrt road, LONDON SUPPLY CO, Ol Broadway. E balance as f$nt $15 month, j$ 8L; very pleasant; In good repair: alao cot- fioo down, per SALK OR TO LRT-Coxy house of sU rasa moat. down and before we could in- 7 Interrs: at 31-i cent A. K. MARKS, KJH>E + 3 ydfe suddenly, tage at Peaks Island. Forest City Landing. per a rooms and neat stable on line of elec fries. Dorothy Sargent, Being In Doubt, I do not FeatetHien Park.R1 You know your own heart'i story. quire what wse wrong the front door rooms, well furnished: key nl Olenco cottage. In first class condition, seven and a half acre* 9 Deft tho Choice of a Hub- j, ask to tell me but if will be to J. McDonald A losa fcm- you anything, you Sew and a masked man in- Apply C. CO., RALE—On Atlantic near of goou land: muit be disposed of at ouee. band to Chance. open stepped W-l DOR St., Congress, 0 o my wife 1 will do all in my power to make you chnnge a nior 9 rooms and In Price of sale #2jn8; rent #15. Inquire at Room side with a sawed off shotgun at hia 8t_ house of bath. perfect as 1 can make me. beet and A 186 Middle as happy know you AHEAD 'IO LET—Furnished cottage of 5 rooms At repair, hot and cold water, furnace street._4_271 shoulder. ‘Sit still!' he yelled. ‘I’ll turn 3000 feet land and stable, electrics Bend me one word, doer, and I will promise to HEACNESl ■ Long lslnad. near Ponce's landing; bath- flrcplaoe, HALE-Two family house uearlv new 4- BY DO BISK CLARK. 4 loose if soul moves a As hs the door; ball cash. W. M. watch over the treasure God has trusted to my airy finger!' ing beach In front price pam price IM$o FORand lo good order, pleasantly situated on directly of'eqttogei Ex- WALDRON A 180 Middle care if you will bid me come. Faithfully yours, spoke another masked man stepped reasonable. IlENllY S. TRICKSY, Ul CO.. St_«»l a desirable street on Munjoy Hill within Jtft +0+0+0+0+0+0++0+0+040+0+0+ ULHinoisescured at feet of each tenement hag Thomas Srwktx. | around him with a cocked revolver in hia change SALE— Bicycle buggy, a new and i'ougress street; |?OR top seven rooms and bath. hr.NJAMlN a buggy, modem style, HII4W "Who is she?” <4He so I to be able band and started down ths aisle, looting LIT—Tenement In Y’armouthvtlle; six elegant top stanhope ft &i i asks little. ought TO fluest of material sml workmanship snd beauti- CO., l Kachange street._*7-1 He ss When he A rooms snd bath, sot range and all modern "Old John Sargent’s daughter. live with him and he I shall the passengers he went. I re all to happy. of 1* P. POMEKOY, fully flu shed, has best of btcycla wheel*, L*OK 8AI.K —Parra near Cumberland Juno, died when she was a child, you know, came to the messenger, he burst Improvements. Inquire rriee was will for a be making le^a sacrifice if I sty ‘Come’ express gga-Sgla^FREE Vartnontlivllle. Me. 70-1 $290, sell $223. bargain. a tton. 73 acres. 2# acres woodland, 2A acres ho Can be seea at e?5 Forest avenue or address and left his entire fortune to her.” and his life will oat laughing. 'Yon scarecrow!' in field and m granite quarry, a brick bouse and to him, dear, old, gentle house meals to«S FRANK W. No. 4 Arlington 8t. isn't she married?” ‘what are with them LEI—Boarding giving 8FAKKOW, buildings. To be sold cheap. II. llAN- "Why be a benediction indeed." •aid, yon doing TO room taken; leaving Woodfords. heart In miCELLAX Kors. persons; every party __25*1 foodKN, Cumberland c entre. 1 “They say she has burled her With tears in her she guns?' And hs snatched one of the pis- towuV to XU CUMBKBLaSd BT.JS-l Me._27 eyes laughed Apply business You remember, of belt and hit him over the pOK SALE-Orooary Including SALK— blooded Ht. Bernard Charlie Cutter’s grave. aloud ns she threw this last letter in the tols out his a Ml Full pupw words Inserted under this head LET—For the month of July and first two stock and fixtures, located a; Fast Deor- » Charlie was thrown from his horse head with the butt. Then he took the Forty TO 16 month* old, klrd to children and kood poor fire, and while watching it burn she ■ weeks In August, n first class sloop yacht, lugr. To be o’oeed out at one*. SCOTT WII*- *7-1 his neck one week for 95 cents, cash In advaaM, watch dog. PK. GAKDlNF.M.Dyrlug. some five years ago and broke said: other, made him hand over his watch and shout .so feet long: a fins cruiser, and wld ac- RON. 17ft 1-2 Middle 8t. Portland._23-1 one blow. She is a stun- commodate four to six: will not let lo one party BALK—Odo sloop about 22 feet long. S'h and her henrt at *‘I can’t them all/’ money and passed on. The messenger cost $2to marry J. A. CLIFFORD. «’ro»§ maker. lor less than two wseks: terms, with competent BALK-Upright pino, cash. FOKft. full set of sails: will be sold isn't she? No use to blood off his face and said this draunht, ner, though, trying a sheet of paper in her hand wiped the MRft.has moved to 120 Measant 81.: will be fig Address BLOOP. Box FORgood as new, seven octaves, piano will cheap Inquire of F ?KD A. Card’s Taking skipper, per dsy. 1 KNOW, Settle down and cnlin to meet bar former customers and guaranteed greatest argaln < get her, Billy. and it ns nothing. pleased 1 lxarInspection, ove, Fast llaipswell, Me. 28-1 smoothing gently, though giving new; also to let. S»T:‘X-l ever known. $55 cash. 10H TREBLE Ml'.. »oc _ My Bister says she never had “After It was nil over and the robbera mat.y parlor _26-l_ yourself. it a little blessing, she dipped her pen in TO LET—Rent at 142 Cumberland 8t. down HALF. Hegant musical goods, pianos, licr. But now nomi- ■ It_22-1 j a spark of sentiment about a as had disappeared the messenger waa a the completion of the Presidential stain, g rooms, hot and eold water and FORmusic boxes, vlcllns. mandolins. guitars, the ink, and, with shudder, though SALK—Grocery store, established and seems to have lost all Interest in for numerous remarks. ON nations the STANDARD PUftLISHlNO bathroom, t ottage on the ridge near Jones cornets, harmonicas, popular sheet she it were with her own blood she were target sneering FORrun bv owner 20 mostly cash banjos, CO., room 17, 637 8t.. will require In Peaks Island. at LITTLE- present years, music. Instruction books, violin and no, not a mean, stingy ‘If I had made a he said to me Congress landing, Inquire this business can l*e scour. d superior anything. Oh, she wrote the one word: break,’ telllgent and rseponsible to sell their FIE LITE MIORE. Island Are., or ol W. H. trade; flourishing han)o Please call at II AWFS’S, 414 writing, agents at as owner retires, all new stock. K. strings. streak in her naturel She is very gen- qaletly, ‘that feller at the door would nou-parttsan Issues of the Presidential MaRU KM. 247 St., Portland, Me. appralaal 8t. 6-1 tn Comet work, Congress O. 8TKPH ENRON, Manager, Equity. Loan and Congress as tawed off no* fer territory. 26-t erous with her money, hut gives have blazed away with hia Campaign. Apply __,yg-i Real Estate Co.. 457 1-2 she it in on en- Congress Mt-_2*1 estate for hale at south care a straw what she Folding the paper, put half the women folks in thougli she did not gun and killed my customers. Oo account of LET—10 room firm cottage, (fnrnliliei) RealPOUT LAND—There never was a time and sealed it. Address was giving the dust to—unnatural, very. velope the car.' At the next stopping place he NOTICE-Toill health a d my physician’s adylce. I will TO less than an hour’a ride In cars. when such trades c«u!d be bought In South Sho then drew another sheet from the Aave Portltnd for two mouths and hope to re- D. B„ Press Portland real estate as at present. Will sell 1 am afraid of her but she is a off. and one of the women stuck her Offls.._«g-t JEWELRY : REPAIRING myself, got turn in better health for the fall business, houses with lots in good case before her and wrote upon it: LET—Two furnished to let s' On the Premises. good neighborhoods thoroughbred; never saw her do or look head out of the window and screamed store will be run by Mr. William Slddall until TO cottages In Oar Factory with moat modern Improvement* at iprloes far Pear lov# too wall to 1 Modockwando lam ing. Inqulrn WM a out of the My Dear. Friend—1 you •Coward!' my return. M. M. NANSEN, the tailor. 22-1 below anything ever offered before. House. Hletl thing way.” Falmouth Foreside. Me. is-8 We make this a In our business. givs myself to you, and myaclf ia all I have to QR1FF1N, principal street IUOQ; house, Shawm ut street, “By Jove! I think the girl has a heart “Two days Iat*r that same messenger We take the utmost pains to execute your flood for the summer, in Latin, Greek, Bt.. a email upnlalrs bouse, Front street. fiiOOO; house, Parker l ane within and if I were to be in give. walked to a little cabin in the moun- TUTORING q'OLKT-Atfil Chapel order properly, whether that be for a Diamond her, going a woman of up * Mathematics, by a graduate of six I suitable for two Ladas, references #'. STODDhR. 68 Walnut St.. Brook- nil other Heoret Order Fins and Charm*. We not. She Is but whispered: tlx si up. 2 Luther street, spring water, five and "Certainly nothing mineral knobs were esteemed, and 8r., HalL 20 tf llr.e. make a of the™ goods and always “God help me to direct these aright.” highly Congress opposite City ten minutes from landing, piazza, 7 rooms each, Mass._2ft*2_ specialty what a man would want his wife, b*ve a stock on hand. M KKN.NKY TUB some of them cost as much as $12 a doz- thoroughly cleaned, hammocks. DOW. 90 few In a On oue she wrote, “Juba II. Norton, \yANTEi>—A boarders, quiet mat 13dIt mother or sister to be, with a couple of street,23-1 vv JEWELER. Mnuumeut Square. National Club.” en pairs. Now there are mineral knobs Grove country home; pleasant, liealthv locality, in. She takes a box Esq., well built, hous soon SALE—Deerlng Avenue, Fessenden millions throwu by that can be for T5 cents a dozen WATCHES. hot high •. large, sunny rooms, On the “Professor bought RAILROAD rs’O LET—Upper rent. 7 rooms and bath, room house, over second, Newcomb, beds, fresh products of farm and dairy, a desir- FORPane, new nine (9) with every the season at the Savoy and turns it are I and cold water. 21 Gray; house No. 8 P. rk pairs. Mineral knobs still used. for a with clrlur*D. Ad. modern location unsurpassed, Cambridge.” The kind that win pass Inspection. We carry hot and cold water, able place lady young convenience; to the young folks, like a dear that she Is; knob Place, 8 roont and bath, Me. electric cars and oailis. etc Trice only On “Hon. Thomas After the mineral the bronze the stock of R. R. Watches; lust the M dress ANGEL!A R. TUCKER, Litchfield, lights, the third, Sewell, largest hot water heat; upper rent, 4 rooms, Lafay term. DALTON A CO., M Ex- but, by Jove, she would give you tho bronze at the lowest ana we will $3,600. Easy enme into fashion, and after the right kind prices, ette; upper rent. 3 rooias, 49 Hanover; lower street f«l'9 « met as Fhe Hotel Cecil.” change same kind of a nod if she you came into more or less give yon time to pav for them. McKF.NNEY, rent. 5 rooms. 40 Stone. to WILLIAM in a “Give these to James to I am the wooden knob Apply ANTED—Summer boarders, quiet five (5) ele- would be no post THE JEWELER, Monument8q. feb24dtf H. IBM Middle street. 22-1 Ur nice walks and SALK—Deerlng Highlands, would her cook, and there use. The doorknob WILLAJtP, country home, drives, oar Hue, not at home if any one calls this extended prevailing F'ORgant new houses directly on or her than evening location high, scenery fine, piazzas, shade, more heart soul Iu greeting of as nsed in cities is made of RENT—Two small tenements. No. C Every modern convenience ; pricea range trom will dine Herald. today — good tabic, water, I 12 and alone.”—Chicago WANTED MALIC HELP. ten g-.o rooms, spring to and icrms are right aud easy. In a dish of uncooked mushrooms. I hate bronze. The first bronze knob on FORCongress Place, near Congress 8L, miles troin lake. Fo. further •'2,800 •A.BOO put A 51 Sebago particu- Peering Is Dooming remember. to have a woman so and so dollars each. BENJAMIN SHAW CO.. lars address MRS. JAMES S. LITTLFrIKLD, property independent the market cost $T or $8 a pair. Many a a man to take & 83 Exohang* Ht. Down a Mountain on an Avalanche. By syndicate, Exchange street 22 2 Me. DALTON CO., feb9-tf__ of a _ Sebago Lake, polite that one can’t catch hold bronze knobs in one form and another HrANTED—charge ot a retail and wlnleaale store !u Jel8d4w “We were on n mountain furnished or unfurnished, SALK—The only av.liable lot of land straw for a good foundation for criti- prospecting but it Portland, $25 weekly sa’ary and permanent WINDHAM. M F l ike 1. me now are now produced very cheaply, have which T~(TleT—Houses,four to sixteen dollars per month; one at 130Ron the Western Promenade, located be* in suid n Seattle (Wash.) position to right man; muat $M>o season of location, cism. I wish you were going to be here, Vancouver,” be handsome South Portland dollars. One cart and hay NORTHopen for ihe 1900, quiet tween the residence* oi Messers. Oartland and might easily that fine, will be fully secured. Apply to MR. KELLEH, eight with unexcelled mineial water, move man. “It was in the spring of the year, rake and three harnesses, two supplied good Also a first-class furnished cottage, Billy. If any one could her, you bronze knobs would cost from $2.50 to $0 at United States rack, tedder, desirable Conley. Hotel._28-1 one for bass and salmon fishing, very rooms, •table and land •; Willard Beach. Apply is a stunner and no mis- and the earth was soft and wet. When plows, for sale cheap: express wagon could. But she a More or less brass knobs are rates reasonable. c »rrespondent solicited. L. pair. ahoer, one to work on sale cheap. S. L. CaRLETON. 118 Congress to TRUE BROS No. 394 Fore street. si-tf Here comes Ned in his about half way up the side of the moun- S. F REEM AN. take. trap- still made, but nowadays mostly in WANTED—Ahorsethe floor. at once to M.J.GOOG1N Frop.JcUd4w an Apply street._*6-2 too. Good luck. We’ll ride home. tain, without the slightest warning & alone bronze designs. Co., Lewiston, Me.27-1 rro LET—For a year, a two story house, BOARD—At Watchlc lAke Farm. feet seemed to $100 Ili, Ned! Room for two? Thanks." area about 100 square ■ barn and farm of 60 acres In Stamllsh. Me.; rooms, irood board, good boating, WANTED IN COLD. Doorknobs are now made of Iron, and NI ED—A man that has had some SUMMERlarge 11000.00 break loose from the rest and darted with steady cuts 10 to 12 tons of a number of and shady lawn overlook Sargent entered the sl» WA can and hay. produces bathing fishing; large If the readers of the PRESS will get out thetr Today Dorothy they nre still made in considerable vari- experience that paint paper farm House down the mountain side. barrels of applet. Hay to be eaten on the ing a beautiful sheet of wstef. open old or silver bring or send It to us^ lent city of the dead with more than lightning speed and sizes of various kinds whiten Address T. R. W., Press Office, Port- WALDRON Write for gold jewelry ety of shapes by tenant's stock. Apply to W. H- July 1st, References given. particu- mall or we will remit imiqtH sweet ns 6he The avalauche seemed to be about five ia by express, sadness in her face, and wood. There are also made door- n3-4 yet prevailing Scar boro, Me. 23-1 A new cottages at Ottawa Park, (Cuff Cot- she from the and of a fallen tree, and my friends were Farm swered, sprang ground In city use and the one that would be BENT—House No. 63 Gray street. Nine cl’MMKH BOARDERS at White Rock tage Property) on Cape electric line, near Cape to its branches. We Salesmen for Cumberland rooms bath aod store rooms ; ^ twelve miles from Portland; hve are hurried home. clinging teuaciously one or anoth- WANTED—* FOlt beside balls, house, Casino. Home of the advantages iPod found in grade and quality * a distance of about a mile County. $00 salary guaranteed and promo- hot ana cold water, set tubs, furnace heat; with tnlmres w alk from M. C. If. B- station, Moun- excellent car water Going at once to her room, she took covered in, streets, aervlce, Hebago er in most of the city’s dwellings would tion, experience unneces-ary. Call or write at room. All in first class order. En- tain division; high location, good view, fine beach, to date restaurant from her desk three letters. Bowing her I should say, about half a mluute, al- good yard spring electric lights, up be one of bronze. once. 8. M. BROWEK, 8upt., Preble Hotel. quire at 44 PEERING ST,, morning, noon or water, fresh berries, vegetables, eggs and milk on the grounds, only desirable part'es. no none of us held watches. The head upon her hands, she whispered: though stop In ]e2.’U6tftT ulglit Ptl For furthsr part -cu’ars address A. N. 1’UKLN- cneap cottages, everything strictly irM, Among the hundreds of varieties _ Is is love will avalanche came to a stop near the foot TuN, White Rock. Me. Jel-i Prices and plans at our oflice. DAL lUN & “Whatever right. My which doorknobs are made there may be LEASE—Corner store, centrally situated 3-tf mountain in a small CO.. 63 Exchange me. I will be satisfied." of the valley, and, FOBon the side of Commercial St., street._ guide fonnd not only knobs in various conven- WANTED. southerly OLMMER boarders wanted at "The Maples," HALF.—On Great Chsbeague IsTindt had to her the strange to say, none of us was hurt, save well for flour andi grain or »uy other ^ Fond A messenger brought tional but knobs made in con- adapted E»st Suuiner. Me„ near Antlbo^us t'OKh* use. 12 acres land, fifteen fruit trees, few forms, heavy business; hasdtekage facilities. BEN- bo;»t- first letter from the National club. She one fellow, who was 6truck on the leg and his- and ‘•Twenty Mile River," goed fl-htng. minutes walk from Littlefields landing, will bd formity with architectural styles A Kriil E.intr Driller wivlir. to JAMIN SHAW A CO., Exchange 8L 2-4 and aud drew it from the envelope and reread tho by a bowlder after we had come to a ing hunting opportunity*, high ground sold cheap. Enquire 288 COMMERCIAL HT., torical periods. For all that, doorknobs employ n young m:m (not uuiler pleasing sceneries, no better place In the coun- Portland. Maine. myBdtf lines she knew she would have to an- stop. Talk about rapid transit—that F. 8. FALMK.R. E. are not Infrequently made to order for twenly-flve yrnr. of nge) n*t a try to rusticate. Apply ride bent I ever ox Me. may24-4 POR SALE—Five horse power electric motor, swer: anything experienced furnished must be In FOR. RENT. Sumner, single houses from designs by m ueial clerk, active. ■T now. will be sol* at a great bargain. heard of.”—Washington Post. Middle St. nearly Before you opened the envelope which hold* the architect.—New York Sun. iliislrlou* unit rnlerprl.lng. An- The Spadona Store No 253 SOUTH WORTH BKOB.. 195 Middle 8t .-tf knew who was this letter, Dorothy Sargent, you j swer In hnntlwrlllntii B.. Port- For Standard many year, occupied by room house on Eastern the writer, and you knew what he had to tell A Woman** Predicament. HALE—Nine Almost Insulted. Inual Advertiser Office jcl9U2w* Clothing Co. Fo*»cs»iou Riven April 1, tsoRPromenade, corner lot. all modern con* you. The Post describes the sad Improvement*, finely Chicago Amid the lace in one of the 1900. For term, apply to venlerces anif very By breaking the aeal you have proved you are bargains be sold *'00 less than actual case of a womau who was waiting at CUFF situated. Will me. a E.MEBV willing once again to listen to large department stores the other day 1>. r. JB„ COTTAGE value If taken at once. Immediate possession the “limits car barn” for an Evanston or 1 have returned to my native land after an exile shopper engrossed in thought 6et her lit- First Kail. Hunk Building, On Cape Electric Line, near given, c. B. DALTON, 63 Exchange »*• of ten God knows I did best to avenue car. There were of Ev ISM Middle St. myftdtf weary years. my plenty tle Japanese spaniel on the counter. One W. ill. Bradley, civ,' mv wife tha love ahe craved, and he knows anston cars, but her transfer check was marMti SALK—A fine cash business in live man- little _ Tape Casino, 130R of the salesgirls, not seeing the dog, ■« ...... I.fm_IK ...wwfa uli.l IhS 1 did my best to make ber happy and was as true ortltr nn t h *• ntmuiA lina nn.l clin For Women. threw a remnant of reduced lace over him as steel to her, but in his wisdom, which I dare Dr. Tolman’s Monthly has brought kind that don’t go out of stvle, no rompetitiom was determined not to pay another fare. Regulator one or two imf not he her mind the ot and entirely submerged him. Wheu the to huudreds or anxious women. This tt aline opportunity for question, gave pure power ns went happiness OPEN. At last, she NOW men. five hundred dollars, w, night approached, ia no other known Price twenty •ecing beyond what 1 gave her, and the dear child woman went to look for her pet, he was There positively remedy to a and called her hus medical that will so and WE TEST EYES SO room* for M. STAPI.KS, Bridgten. returned to her Maker broken hearted, leaving me telephone up uot to be found, but several shrill yelps to scieuce, quickly gur«u. Me._31-4 band. She told him the situation—that safely do the work. Hate never had aaingle Free of We hare the targes' eto’k of Oeorgle; center board. 4' a and four motherless children to you, my one love, an of the lace charge. Everything newly lined and BALK—Sloop accompanied by upheaval failure. The longeatand most obstinate cases Eye Glasses and In the city, Solid 1*OBfest draught. 30 feet long.; tu food condf* one thought and my dearest wish. no Evanston avenue cars seemed to be 3 without fail. No other Spectacles my betrayed bis presence. He was quickly are relieved in days (■old. Gold Filled, Aluminum and Nicklo furnlvhed. tion; full set o' rood sails; ail iron ballast Would that you were poor that 1 might give to running, that it was getting dark, and remedy will do thie. No pain, no no iron Will be sold cheap, rescued from hU predicament, and the danger, Fruii,es. We guarantee a perfect HI Our Hotel vervlce. Term* with keel. Inqulio what could not otherwise have! was interference with work. The mo«t difficult ■tegular Falmouth Foresida, Me. it 2 you you ®he afraid. What should she do? kisses his are the lowest, our glasses the best. WM. OBIFF1N. but for Marion's for mv woman, showering upon moist, cases successfully treated through eorre*. Monument Nothing pity children, take an Evanston he re BiceshENN E¥ THE OPT ICIAN, reunouublr, block of two bouses situated “Why, car,” nose, “Did cover poudence, and the most complete satisfaction auaodU children, can tempt you to come to ine now. upturned said, they g.tuaro. aprMeodtl on Danfortl) St., near High well rented every instance. I relievehun- FOBffoLK—A st., 1 and plied. mamma’s with 50 cent gnarautcedin on asked Cornel 1 will make you love me, will, you precious cheap dreds of ladies whom 1 never see. Write for sud bringing lu a Urge Income price “But I shall have to pay another fare,” ol must know it. lace?” further All letters truthfully for same. For further particular* Inquire she particulars. A. 0. LIBBY L 42 1-2 Exenauga Bt. 19 2 No man ever gave to a woman a purer love than objected. The salesgirl, who evidently had culti- answered. Free confidential advice in all CO., is offered to you again. “Well, what of it? You don’t want to vated assured the mis- matter* of a private or delicate nature. Bear tScheckley diplomacy, dog’s under FEMALE HELP WASTED. house. 14 rooms, close to one word I crave in the name do in mind this ia absolutely safe HALE-Lodging Give me thia •tay there, you?” tress the lace had been reduced from remedy of hair that every possible condition and will positively I'OKto conservatory ruuslc, carpet*, of the Innocent woman who knew she held the “But 1 can’t,” she said and hesitated. Me. and ir« n brass all In $1 tJ 50 cents, and the woman took her leave no after ill effects upon the health. By Prout’s Neck, mat r*sses, upright bed*, heart that to another. 1 cry to you— under this Meed only ft*oO, worth 1200, belonged “Why not?” he asked. Hecord avail securely sealed, f.’ OO. Dr. K. M. TOD- Forty words lesirted splendid condition; price f and not in vain I John lL Norton. pot away mollified.—Philadelphia NOW OPEN. c »*h o. teru.s, of W. II. PANMNl# •‘Because—because I haven’t mon MAN C0-, 170 iremonl St., Ikwton, Maas. one week for 1U cento, calk In advance. particulars any A 64 Pembroke >L, Bosiou, and clrrnlars lo to, CyhoUterers, Rigid and white as death, she threw ey. I just used my last dime In the tele For terms apply Mass. 21-1 lit A < FOM, Prop., the letter on the burning coals and phone to call you up.” Kerry. WASTEI'—At Maine General Hospital, glrli H wards ai.4 In the jel411 Ai’LEK* H. No. Conway. N. H. Whiff of wind blew across the grate. — Why, he went over to his farm. good plain The Pastor's Salary. Quinn INVEST canable of taking full charge, uo eldidres oi je20tUw the second letter, she read: to Baid be wanted to old furniture to repair and Opening have of their own In neighbor’s borrow; t inter making. For further particulars ad II'ANTKD-Your They ways doing M polish a hi e .y- u are on four dimmer ALP— At a bargalu. a good horse, tea Dearest—For tha years I have known and loved •hoot a cat. dress BOX M. Old Orchard. things in dear old Massachusetts, and Me._SI vacation. First c ast work at reasonable »JOB-#year* old. a rood reader, work anywhere, you I have never till now dared to tell you of my De Fonte—Where does any nerve come bend to P. il. WALL. 36 Spruce class lti For Interview ad* they cannot be said to be generous ways. experienced walterej-ee prices, postal first every respect. love. In? 1VANTSD—FtT4 die** P. O. BOX 297, Keunebuukpjri. In a certain little coast town lives aud v II COLI MHIa HOTEL, 39-1 bt.Ctty._V*l You were I was poor. Shame oft me that good wages. Me.^ rich; was his neighbor a cat be ZINC. cak Quinn—It NUTMEG U’ANTED- A second band roll top a good t would so belittle ycul As though you did not works clergyman beloved for his good ! tt ANTKU—A capable girl for general noueo wanted to Bhoot.—Exchange. In the heart ot ll» richest n.trt cl tii« *» ai If desk, wnih typewriter drop. Address A. At K know an honest man’s heart la worth more than deeds. Prom till late Rich' work. Wages 94 per week. Appl' 1'OKHAl.K early morning !*.* d. surroun *u by min., f.n-oni Box I a house. 7 rooms fiuisned In W bite wood, Aik.ns*• once 10» F MB1KSDKN C„ 777. Portland._23-1 Croesus’ wealth. at night he Is at the heck and call of his lor ihc wealth they li»»s already yielded. The t>T._Ml 1 hard wood floors, DOOoO feet land.J19) f-e front* to attend a small ft’KSlLL BUY household goods or store ride You know what I have done in the scientific never tl'AMTED-A girl shop age on street, e ectiif* pass »Uo door; parishioners, complaining, always i. 1 fixtures of or wlil re- world, but you do not know what I have accom- » Cali at 114 A MIDDLE s If any description, W. Ji. WALDLON CO, lt*> Middle cheerful. Ilis annual stipend Is $200 Nutmeg Zinc 31ines Co. ceive the sams at our suction rooms for baa been and that for a plished through you you to town »■* ANTED—Several br energetic young sale on com mi ms ion. uObh A WILSON, ! street.__Bl Tho summer visitors this last owns absolutely (not lsa*ed) ISO a-res of the ght alone X have succeeded. II to handle selling article u Middle street, bilrer near Portland. Me., con* year, the preacher’s meat la'uablo /.me brop-rty In this reilon. Utiles quick Auciloi.eers, 134 corner BALE—Farm 1 dare now offer to you the heart and life which appreciating gentle- Portland aud towns; splendid op street. tQt»3*tl a having one Mock U now Sold at surrounding FOBtaiulng about 33 res, quarter ness and hard work, and his luck beta* 12 at 479 1-2 (OS Will go on and on working for you, spurred by noticing tort unity. Call from t# lo b! lfL'ng, contractor and I of a mile froutage. with comfortable house, Boom *utt- the glorious knowledge that you have said, *'1 of material prosperity, dubbed together GKFSSJ9T a._El builder; promptly attended to; barn, private wharf and other buildings NOTICE-C. Jobbing l‘rlos love you.’* and presented to him a purse of $100. AGENTS WASTED-A harreet foi estimates given; bouses for sa e and to 1st; able tor t anulog factory. orcb»rii, e;u. 69 CENTS PER SHIRE. low to close FlifiDEHKK 8. 1 come to and take you in my arms IAUVa smart eiuvas^n: hie si" *f. AM. Did mortgages negotiated. also care of property, estate. Apply Way you The good church folk, of course, hoard of Kitate First National Par f aloe II. Tbs price of tbs stock trill c.*r M Chelsea eh u 3S4 Federal 8t. Call or VA!LL. lies! Age t, and hold you close to the heart that beats for you j TKIBCTISG CO., Broadway, Carpenter’s 32-1 It—and when It came time to pay him Doctors recommend them for Bilious- be a ivanceu m the near future. 'M-l HT. l>«c* hours S-il a. Bank Building. alone f Uduly jtsss.. room 3. writ# m EXCHANGE hi9 tendered him ness, Sick all Note our low capitalization, #.S-J,000- in. and from 1A p. ra Teiepbou# ot lore makes me yearly salary they $100 headache, Constipation, That I have told you my Do not delay but write at once. capable girl for general house 434j.^^ # aud a receipt to sign for $200! “You Liver and Bowel Complaints. They 1VASTED-A nsrT5T3?7^?TTTATro5-5r,",,""—“ happy. That you will bid me coma is tha prayer Fullest investigation countd. ■ » work. Apply lo 4# DEEMING ST. El of thine, 6yltmter Newccms. have got the other hundred from the cleanse the blood of all Imparities. words Inserted under tbts bred this summer people,” they said. The old man Mild In their action. Of great benefit Forty As the poot girl finished reading In edrence, accepted the situation and is working to delicate women. One pill Is a dose. THE NUTMEG ZINC MINES CO. one week for 25 cents, cesh letter she threw it, as she had done the WATCH REPAIRING. away as hard as ever.—New York Sun, Thirty pills In a bottle enclosed In QEiO. C. IKVI*. Ste’y »mH Uea’l Mann other, in the fire. As she watched it WON T GO. We mike a si-eclalty o! Watca Repairing. 140 X. V., or CLOCK sit. Street, man of SI would like wood—25 cents ; s! x bottles, fl.OU. Bold gcr, We do In in. laTANiED—Young she said aloud: | yoar work beit_pa«.ibl. manner, C. K H. burn, Wk ar. awl uation; has had charge on M. Wire fences are found to be everywhere or eent poet-paid. West End Hotel Send postal or brine it to ns. We do only UH and guarantee e»err job. prompt M1 could be happy with him. His pro- responsb H. t Merrnson, iob d«u« alien n-eroLeJ. c hares to learn some good paying trade pr* Portland, Me. ben of work. sal !»»*• mmOm » of r al.ay, bar. a hie for much damage to stock by light* I. S. JOHNSON A COMPANY. Batten, Mess. specUlt; TU> JtWKLKR. Monum.nl ferred. Address H. r. D., 1247 Forest avouuq fession would be more to him than be ]e22dF.M& Wtf i f«»r je»m. AI* work wwmtrd. MrKENNEl MrKESSiV 271 ning discharges, and occasional earth lUk. JfcWkLk*. MoAaUMUt ftqu*r«. janaeau | Dceruig. imagines, and he might not see 1 cannot j wires are suggested. UTICA HI KK*. rrdk 8 00(44 2V) Minnesota patents 4 800(6 78. ClMWl. wtAKm__ BO K o auiet 9 Western «7V4c fob afloat. Lemons.Messina.4 BO£B ;Ko Oraee Drink water, Rio de £ 4 Wheat—receipts 147.796 bus tit exports 10 /, Barque peering. oranaes.iAllforma nav.3 DO 00 Janeiro—Frank .2 000 bush; sales 6,860.000 bus futures. 160.000 Dudley. n harpTwelT sieamboatcoT Oranges. Seedlings **M3 ?° 8cU Mary WlUey, Williams. Bangor-Jfl I_I Baldwins.4 00*4 Bo bus exports: sp t linn; No * Red at fob ALLAN LINE Apples. Blake. The 365 ISLAND ROUTE. Oils tsrssstlas and Cssl afloat; No 3 Rea at OOVfce elev* No 1 Northern _ Duluth mi v*c too afloat prompt BA I LED Barque Ethel. Ruenoe Avres: ach Raw Linseed oL. .«. 4T87I Lawrence Service. Beginning May 2*. 1M* steamer Aococlac# tustii exports 880.664 Clere RaudaB, Kennebec, In tow of tug Triton. St. Boiled Linsedd on.. SO *7 4 Darn—receipts 78,075 will leave rortland Pier. Portland, week days fut bus NOITnKAI. TO IIVMPOOI. Effect Jane SSI*. 1900. luroeuune... 60<®60 bust sales l4u,000 bush res; 480,000 In as follows: 9.80 a. m and 4.oo p. m. for Long No a at 60c fob afloat and FROM OtTR CORHKSrONDRNTl. — Lisoma ana Centennial oil.. bbl„ 160 Ut 10*4 export! spot strong; Calling at M nr Ilia, Island, Little and Great Clieoeague, Cliff Products in the 40c eier. Juno 27-Sch William Trims leave Union button. Railway Squara, and Orr's Quotations of Staple Retlneatst I'etroleum. 110 ...• 1®*4 EAST BQOTHBAY. Island, Ho. llarpswell, Bailey’s WH u>is—receipts 44.800 husftt exports 0,336 Keene le here, repairing. lot stations named and Intermediate stations at Isl md. Pratl*s Astral. Montreal lo extra. bus; sales bus spot, spot firmer: No 8 at HOC; From 8TBAM- Quebec follows: For Osafsv, to. > and 11.00 a. m.. Half bbU ^ ROCK PORT. June S6—Ar. schs Doma'n. Wil- RETURN FOR PORTLAND, Markets. No * at 29V*6; No 2 white 32c; No 8 white at LI rer pool. SHIPS. Saturday Saturday •12.V. 140 *11.00 tn. and •12/4 ni*bt. For Leadin; Cumberland, ooal.- ®0 son. St M»; Oerlnna M, Quinn. Bangor. p. •£ tra'K mixed Western at John. Belfast. 7.00 a. m. L tt. aud I l.oo m. For leave Git’s Island via. above landtags. C.O® Stove and turnaoe coaL retail.. ® M 31\fco; 29V4®80*&ei Ar sell Hattie Luce. to > 27th. Ileal. Belfast, and Watervllle, a. in., l.oo m. Arrive Portl&ud a.30 a.m 2JO Prang lift. 00 track white Western JoVysSfiftc. load ke for Hi DWI. Thu a Apr Parisian 12 May IT Brunswick, Angnstx p. 3 mess 9 00 Thomas, " -JKy-| ai.d if. and *11.00 m. Pea ooaL retail. ® 00 Reef steady family 10 »0*lfl 00: 10 May Tunisian 20 20 7.00 10.10 in.. •1244,1.00,5.10 p. ecli " and excursions 22 the <49 60; packet 10 601*1160; city extra India WlBC ASSET, -June 26-Ar, Harvester, 17 Numldlan 2 June 2 Juno p. m., and •l’,54 night. For Balk, 7.00 Dallv miles down Bay. Cord...—line.* " mesa hams —. coastwise. •• It.tn a. m.. l.co, and 12.55 For Fare round only (Be. rord.ee— —; beef __ 24 Colin in laa » » 5.10,11.00. nlghr. trip at " * Law 1st on aud Brunswick, 7 .no, 10.10 a. m.. American t»ll>.10*11 Cut in ats steady; plck’ed Ixclllew 8vfcg|9; at Parisian 10 13 SUNDAYS do!shouUler< : do hams 944 alOVe. ixohakqi mepATcnee. SO 12.33, 5 tn p. m. For Roekland 7/0 a. in.. B«w fork Flock, Money and Uroln .1.1111 la. 1 Vi«lS’,4 04s I4jun* TmilaUwi SO Leave rortland for So. llarpsw 11 and Inter- at 7 26; refin- " " 1.00 and 12/0 for 7.oo II autllA noil rope.. 9t 1« Lard strong: Western steamed Ar at Loulsburs, CB. June 26, ecb Frank A 21 Numldlan 7 July 7 July night. Rkswbsgaa, mediate landi> at lo.no a. 2.00 n. lb. Re- •• •• •• a. and 11.00 m »n eaturisva gs m., Blarkat Hrvlow y ed continent 7 60| 8 A 8 00; compound Palmer. Raw dins. Portland. 2* Conniluan 14 14 m., 12,ft« p .-«nd m. 8t.aI. VkglO strong; * turn from mo. Harps well 11.4) a. in.. 3.43. p. •• 01.’v at 5.15 nt. For F01 croft and Breen- Pnck- at «*,ru|i« suti i)fra cheese weak; large white at 9Mil First District, Po S Co colored small white at 9V4*l94»c; small percent U allowed oa return tickets. a. nt. and *11.00 p. m. For Wattawamkeag llaa Ml. Desert AMaciiias b, hold In stock market and after Acid Carbolic.35 £45 iiftc: Portland. Me. June 27,1900. St. today’s colored at 9‘,V<* 9ft e. Sbcond Caoin-To Llrsrtrool, 1-ondoi sr 1140 a. m. and Ida# p. m. Vaurebsro, Acid Oxalic...13 Harbor. Mslne. Ilonltoa Woodstock aud St. an of advance turned gener- Kggs |i regular ;Miate and I’ena at 13ft® i6o; Winter Londoudsrry—ksg.«u to S4r>u/r. Mtrplira. /COMMENCING Friday. April 20il». the early period Acid tart. iH»S!48 1 I Ash West ungraded 10*12ft. Grindstone Ledge No 2. a red second STnKitAon— Liverpool, London, UUsgow, John i*.00 a. m. l.'Nt artd l.Mt p. in. or steamer downwards until the average level Ammonia...1R4$20 buoy. land, Prrnins Isle, Fort Fairfield aud ally J Ashes, *% O Cottonseed oil nrni. olass nun. repotted April lo. ltH'O. as out of Belfast, Londonderry or Queenstown, |iU4 not...... ».C% Caribou via B. St A. It. K. 1140 t. nr and H 00 FRANK JONES had inllen to below that of last night. pichu leaves...... 435 Fetroleuni quiet. position, has b'On placed In Its proper position. rrepnid eorttOestes 124. J coder halt tar*. Hate* to to. For Lewlstsu and Mechanic Falls. leave Portland in Lais 7 It os n steady. By order of tne Light house board, Children 12 year*, p. will, weather permitting, There was some Irregularity the copunia.....»'* 9® to a. m 0 and 5.15 m. For Hum- easy. or from other polar* on application *40 u p. Tuesdays and Friday* at 11.00 p. m* Bacaewax.5" g.42 Turpentine J.K.COGHWELk 4*0 ford Item's moverm nt as amongst the Industrials and Porax...lo al 1 Rice quiet. Commander. U. 8. N., T. P. MoOOWAI, Csngrcw *t., Falls, Farmington. Phillips for Rockland. Bar Harbor and Machine- Me. and *. 0 w m. uud 11 5 • n* o 1. For Re- Brimstone. l'ri 8 Molasses steady. Inspector 1st. L. H. Diet. Peril.>4. Itnugelep, port and intermedia e landings. railroads but the tone of the market KaNbo Bean 4, lawlstsn, Winthrop and Watervllla and dur-1 Cocaine. Muriate, uer 0*.8 'dB « 6 Freights to dull. Bieaanslilp Agency. turning leave Mnclduipnrt Mondays Llvperpool Plrat National Bank Povt- a an, *a. 12.3 * i.o*»n. Train land the latter of the day was unde- Cochin Mugar—raw strong: fair refining 4 8-16; Cen- Meraornnda Building, li.nn, nt. leaving Thursdays at 4 a.m. for all Inge, arriving ing part al.f®9)43 Main. I’ortlaud 1100 Ok, does not emi 11.00 1 Vs a, 3 96 test at 4 11-10. Molasses sugar 8 16- tan4. p Saturday. rortland p. m. The consisted Copperas. rifugal Blttdtf Dover and Foxcroft or beyond niably heavy. irregularity tartar.27Vi refined is Belfast. June 26— George A Gilchrist today neetk# Belfast GKO. F. KVANH. F. K. BOOTH BY Cream £30Vi 10; strong. to Ellsworth and Washington in the better resistance to the depression Kx Lou wood.l2ftlB launched bis new three-maited vessel The* line, Bangor, except Gen’i Mgr. U.F.4 T.A. CHICAGO—Cash aouUttcua* built lor Bros of Boston. Co. It. It., sod leaving 11.00 p. nt. b’juday does true of liuniarablc.70®1 23 McQuesten aprlSdU offered by some stocks. This was *MW firm. Hob Martha L Davis, while bound up the Pen- not connect to bkow began. Glycerine.2oa7B nneat— so 2 spring —; No 8 do at80a«2c; the steel stocks and of the coalers. But Aloes cane .16*25 obscot river Baturday, with a carg> of lumber, WlflTK MOUNTAIN IHVISION. No 8 Rod at 84ft a86c. Corn—No 3 at 421%& on a at Mill Where she Camphor.Vi * grounded ledge Creek, and 8/0 the railroad list us a whole gravitated 4 3 VsO; No 2 vellow 4264@43fte. ‘>ats— No 2 remained until the next blrh when she For Rartlett 8.50 a.m., 1.05.3/4 Mytru .52.o55 tide, Hliar, do at jr»4%42»c: No 8 white No 3 floated off and PHILADELPHIA. m. For *«h*KO Lake, Mongo STEAMER CORINNA. downwards heavily. Not only Opium. 8 85<£4 85 27ft<$27H0i proceeded. Damage trifling. ill W nfer- quite Hurrlaou aud 86c 1 while al27*28e: No 8 Rve 61 *61 ft ct good 6 aples, Brldgtou. oall loans continue but time loan Indigo. g,f fair to choice at TUI-WEEKLY SAILINGS. ford, rail i.»uTake, 8.50 a. m., 1.05 P. m. For Portlanj. easy, Iodine 8 if.Ja feeding barley 88«39; malting Domeetle Porta. 0 rest Between Brunswick and §0 43ft 4 6c : No 1 Flaxseed and N W Flaxseed at Hrtdgt* n an2 00 clear t ides uua7 GO. Cld. barque Bonny Doon. Burgess.Las Palmas; Lunrubiirg, Chicago, and that the «d 0. m. nnd r*.Art in. Lime and It rch Island at 7.40. Mere Point at 7.45, Husiln’u market rlnce last Friday Air«riouu cod liter.1 (m**1 25 Mutter strong’—ennery at 14® 19c; dairies at sch Anne Pendleton, Patterson. Jacksonville. Friday. p. For Hldge Island nt 8.05, Littlejohn’s at R.23. and Cousin’s Lemon.1 (Hi* 2 20 Bid. schs Northern Light, Boston; Barab Mills, tinebec 8.50 a. m. dividend and interest disbursement la&iGVtc. From Central Wharf. Boston. 2 p.m. From Isl n at a.:«. arris In Portland at 0JO a. m. Olive.-....I 60 Cheese stesdv 8ft«9fte. Elizabeth port for an eastern port SUNDAYS. lug 00^2 Pin* ttnot Wharf. Philadelphia, at I p. m. In Re leave for the which must be for at the be- Kggs firir — Ar steamer sells Watervllla and 7 20 a. rn. uriiing. Long Wharf, Portland, arranged Pepnt.*•••.1 76*2 00 fecsb 11. 27th, Majestic, Liverpool; sursnee elfucted at ottos. For Bangor. kilsworth for Mini- above landings, at 3 .to p. ni. ginning of the fiscal year approocning W lutergrcen. 2 5or3 oO F oar—receipt* 46.ooo bblst wheat 1C4 000; Julia Frauds, Eddyvlll#{ Freights lor IB* Wool by lb* Pone. R. It. sod aud •1243 p. m.. •.l.oo |>. m. ana M/.iiO nielli. j Potass br’inde.5»> «»>o bush;coo bush; leader. Bargor via New Haven; Lugano. Gardi- For nil points east, via Augusta, except bkour- E. A. BAKEIL are ths largest in the history of the coun- Chlorate. ...18^*, 20 2. o» bust*: barley : O.ooo bush. ner via Muuhasset b«‘gat). *11.00 For Ponmd and Manager. rye Bay. p.m. rtprit.g Je2dtf The totul is estimated at over flOO,- Iodide.t 76rfn i»* Shipments—Flour lfl.Ouo bbisi who t 21.000 Hid. steamer Ht Paul. (Southampton. rwmnSS&Sr* Lewiston Danville Jnuct., 7.25 a in. try. — Quicksilver.73;*78 Imtli;I corn 236.000 oala 207.oOu bush BOSTON Ar 27tb, sie..niers Wlnifredlan. and 6.00 m. For Montreal, mar- j bush; **r- ™ p. Lunenburg, 000,00J. The course of the exchange Quinine.Sh'sndl rye 31.000 busn; bailey 3 oou bush. Liverpool; Hibernian, Glasgow: tug ('atawlssa. Chicago, AGO p. TV. rt.75*1 60 with threo for from Phil a*scus5 ket indicates the in the market KheuDarb, DETROIT—Wheat quoted 87ftc for rssh barges (one Portland;, K. B. SAMPSON. Trassnrer and general ARRIVAL1! presence anako.3w 40 acln Fred A CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. Ut White: cash Red 8Mc; Aits 89%c: Adefphla; Hportau, do; Emerson, Manager, m amu 94. Pda Building. Boston. of available of bills of ex- Oal2 e>7Vac; July Ida L Perth m. from large supplies Hallpelre. at 8S:a. Bunn Amboy; Ray, Aintmy. Mian ocnodB 040a. daily Chicago, Montreal, Hernia. 25*30 Kept lloken- North Conway. and uneasiness over the course of hid. sWinner lberlau, Liverpool; tug l.uiirubuiK, Bartlett, ( uiiiiumring June 111li. 1000. change, Canary seed.4 Vi (m 6Vi TOLEDO—'Wheat active-ctsli 83: June 86c; dnqua. with barge Bonavldes. Perth a in boy for Cornish, and Mebago l,ake; K.25 a. Dt.. fiuni foreign money markets is corresponding- Cardamons .1 26 a 1 50 July «t 88*'*c; Aug 88V*c; Sept 88%. Portland; Catawlsea, with barge Knlmia. Phila- l#«rtifit. Harrison, llri«lgt<»u, aud Cor- and Me- WEEK I)A1 TIME: TABLK. 8odat by curb.3*4 5$ delphia for Pot tiand) sell George H A nek, 8a- uts ». 8.33 ;u m. Irona Lcwlstnu ly diminished. 3 Au- Hal.2‘^ <$ ColtoQ Markets. vaunah. chanic Falls; 8.43 a.m. Watervllle, For Forrut City I.minting,Prut* * lalnnrt, Business in bonds was small but 12.1 ir’on fr'»nt Hecrher prices BALTIMORE—Cld 2fllb, schs John F Ran cuitaanil B.iii; 8.13,0.40, Aoe. 9JI0, to.80 a. m... 12.0') m.. 2.15, Sugar lead.. City Telegraph.) Wit H.v- Falls, l.aneaster. No. Conway were much better held than in .2n«jf22 June 27. dall. Crocker. Bangor; Oler. Bindley, DOMINION LINE. Fabyaus, 3.13. 4.45. 5.15 0.15. 7. 0. AOS p. m. relatively White wax...60o55 both si and llarrlson; 12.*.! nt. iioin NEW YORK—The Cotton market to-uav was lem (aud ). p. Bangor. For Cuetilug’e Island, (>,43, 8.0P. 1 *.30 a.m., stocks. Total sales, value $1,. m. tou; 1.20 p. n> 2-on. 4.; .o n. m. Tuesday’s quo »nrbor an.I J.23 from Water rOKK. June 27. C» A I V R8TON—The Cotton market closed Utvl. Dominion, May litb. i» a. m. May I2U1.6 p.m. lluugoi» For Poiiff'i Lull*llnt,, Long lalauN. Prime meicanUe 3%«4Mi per rent June.. 81 BOOTHBAY-Ar 27th. schs Antrim. Hovklaud, Hath (daily» from Water* 1 'e, paper steadv ; middlings 9 6-16c. Lady I*raka !■- Boh T A Jones Port- A i«iui' m .it. \\ *•> Ntxiio i»i S..V1 from At. Lravr K.irral City Landing. h*change Irregular, with actual busi- Juiy. P6l/i ton; Stewart, port; Atlas, Sterling t8l% NEW OHLKANH—The Cotton market closed ion hannv St John. Ml. Bostri to via. John, liar Harbor, Aroostook County, aia.t. C.20 7.20. h.30, '.I.‘JO. 10 60, 11,50 a. in., 1.00, df- Au<....» 80| I; Hr), Llnrpool Queentm ness ill bankers Mils 4 8GVl <*4 86*4 ««r linn: middlings 9%c. I KKNANDINA-Sid mb, sch William II U'so.Iuk'O" ( oMiily, Moosehead Lake 2.35. LX*. 5.15, 5 45. I'.'M). 8.20, 10.15 t». m Or .it CORN Steamer. From B« 41 A* mfi.ril Lravr fuelling's 7.05, 8.16, 11.00 July.41 9c. GL< >UCEST Elt Ar 27th. schs Ethel Merrlam. 5 m Farm lug ton. Brims, Hit Falls, Island, ed rates at 4 s«and 4 87 Mi (g4 83. tumuereial 42 New England, Wed.. May 23d, p. in. ... 41 Vi Hock toot lor Boston (with foremast bead gone); -kitHiiri,ai», Water* llle, Lewiston, 5 6* a. m 2.16, 6.36. 6.10 p. 83. SAVANNAH—The Cotton market closed ale anil lt**rih t *e« * 1 Lravr Poncr'a La ml 1 •» g, i.ong lalnud* blll« at 4 82% 0,4 IT- E 1> Ueinlok. Boston for Bangor. KaTFS of tassaoe. p. ru. roni Inter* steady; middlings !i'4c. 11.20 a. 0.53 m. Silver certificates July. 25** HYANNls—Sid 26th. sch Mary K Lynch, fer 7.23 p. lit fr.un Chli-sgo, Nontrriil, 0.0) and up. Rvharn- bee, and all White Mountain point* 6.15, Bar Silver Cl%. European Market*. $114.00 and to steamer and and Brnlsi 1.26 a. m. daily from Har liar 11.31 ft. m., 12.40, 3.00. 4.45. 7.'5 ii. in. roiiK. KEY WEST—81d 26th. ach B |Fr.«nk Neally. up. according 11; Mexican dollars *8*4 (By Telegraph.) Blilinus. Punta Itassa. accommodation. bor, Bangor, Houklsail. Uaih aud Lew Lravr Trrletliru’» Limllng. 6.20, 7.45, July. 12 27Vi Srruud tO 5). Return. and 4 /0 a. in. from u*»r i«».r- 9.20, 11.36 ft. m.. 12 35. 3.05. 4.40, 7.10, 8.05 p. m Governments steady, June 1900-Consols ICO 13- LUBEC—Ar 26th, sch K Waterman. New (nblu-$37.50 $42 iston; daily 12 47 LONDON. 27. to County. Ws'ervlll*. l,rnvr Carrnl Dliiimiliil islmul, 6.25, 7 7*0, 8epl. mono and for account. York. $71.25 $80.73. bur, Washington 16 for loo% 1. ni <1 «i 0 ft. m 3.10. 7.15. t*.00 m LAltO. Sl y except 25, 11.40, 12.30, 4.35, \K Cotton Henry Lravr Lillie 0 20. LIVERPOOL. "June 27. 1900.—The LYNN—Ar 26th. schs Julia Queenstown, U Hast and Glasgow. $23.50 to Monday, from Halifax and At. John IHun.oml, 6.30. 7.55, fllUet. 8 08 5 sales Baker, Bangor; 4.20. 7.20. 7.7-5 m. July. market closed steady; spot 7-101; 18,- Addle Fuller. $25.50 Bfenra^e on fit furnlsh-d free. > .inlay* • nly 0.25 n. 111. and 6.18 p. m. from 11.4.5 ft. III., 12.23, 3.1% p. the Philadelphia. The (olio* tnr quotalious represent pay- Bins. 6u0 hales. NEW BEDFORD-SId 2Gth.seh Fred Snow* Apply to T. P. McGOWaN. 498 Congress |«e*« iston and Way Stations. M \*>\Y TIMK TABLK, Iiir in tills market; K room First Nation- Snnd Included. prices G 07V% Wan.sat,. 6% 7 New York. street, J. 11. FATING, 4, •Dally, For Fores* Cltv Lauding, Praka In- low and steers....6c D lb July. al Rank CHARI.K8 ASHTON. 047A GEO. E. V. P. & 0 M. Wab.-iSD oin.|17r,a 17% NEW LONDON—Ar 2Ctli, schs Agnes E Man- Building, EVANS, land, 00, 10.20 A. Ok. 12,15, 2.1% 3.15, 6.00 fulls and sues...5' Wednosd quo a ioiu street and Cont?r»*s* Square or F. E. BOOTH BY. G. 1\ & f. A. 8.00,9 y’s Boston A Maine. son, Norfolk; Addle ScblaefTer. New York lor Congress Hotel, III. bains—No 1 10c Montreal. dtf p. quality.. WUKAT. of.. do DAVID TORRANCE & CO„ _ ** New York ana Now nne. Rockland; O M Marten, for do. For 10.20 ft. III., 12.15 No J o Ctishlug's Islnntl, 9, ..8 drains. Old Colons... 200 sch Mary E Morse, Norwich for New aprSTdit 00 No 3 6 1'uxrainc. SM, 2.15. 3.15,5 p.m. $70 8 2 Express.115 116 York, in tow. 1,1 tlr anil (Irral Diamond 26 u 6o June... Adams For Islands, y ills. 150 Falls .rIIIV.. 82 815 •* American Express.ICO NEWPORT NKWS-SId 20th. sch Mary E Portland & Rumford By. Trrfrtlirua mid Evrrgrrru l.anrilMgs, Vi b*Y» ll/h. Express. an 45 Palmer. Bangor. Praka lalaud, K00. 9.00, 10.30 1 in., 12.15, 2.00, Grocers’ Alarkrf. Aue.83 llrlall bMgnr Peome 951/4 NORFOLK—Ar SCth. sch John Em- 4.20 in. CORN. teas.|9;>% Booth, NKW YORK DIRECT (.USE, (II Hlfccl June S5, Il'O'i, p. Portland niaraet—cut loat 7c: confectioner* ! raerre Man. 16Vs 26% nioiiH. Old Pol t. For Poncr'a I.muling. Ling (aland, July. 41 Ml 42H Palace. *76 sch Helen E Ken- a. m. at 8c at Cc: granulated CVfc'i; coffee Pullman *76.. PASCAGOULA—Ar 28th, DEPARTURE* 8.00. 10.30 III., 2.00, 4.20 |». ; powdered AUg. 42»A 43'-% common..11174 112 Havana. Maine Steamship Co. Sugar, ney, 8.90 A. M. aud 12.53 noou. From Dnlou Htuiio.i Maitirdav night only 9.90 p. m.. for all landings. crushed 6c ; yellow 6 78% I LA DELPHI A—Ar sell William T Island Sonnd lijr Daylight. %_ OATS. Wesunu Union...79 PH 26th, ).on| for Poland. Mechaalo Falls. Buckfleld. Can- $ ltuns direct to Diamond Cove making land- Soutncin Uvula. I>nuneP. Norton. Jacksonville; J2hn B Pres- ICxporls. July. 74’i £&*• 3 T*4iPS PER WEEK. ton, Dlxnelu, ttumtoii Fa. is and He ml*. ings on return trio. BrnoKivn Rapid Transit. 65 64% cott. Boston. • ‘-C;* Crowley. Mau- ASDa. noon aud 6.15 m. From Union Does not stop at Evergreen. Bio Janeiro* Bark Grace Deeilng-5I0.9J0 Aug...... ii.J'-i rtieei .. 30 schs James H The steamships Horatio Hall and m. 12.50 n. rsueiai 80% CM, Hoyt. Smith, Rockland; Saturdays only noon trip will leave at 12.15 ft lumber. route do’uta. 61 Mi 62 Belle O'Neil, Norwood, Bath. linttan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf. btauoo tor Mecliaulo Falla and Intermediate j __ and station a Instead «'f 1 ’.<*> ni. July. 12 80 American ionacco.. 8H% 86 Marcus Hook—Passed down 2Gth. ach Rich- Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays Haturdays C. W. T. GOBI NO. General Manager. Charters. m. lor New York direct. leave uu pin...... 129 129 ard S Learning, Philadelphia .or Gardiner. at tip. Returning, Through cars between Portland and Bonus. I.AKU. and Satur- Sclir Boh Boy, Pnliadelphia to Savannah.coal 7 o«V% Metropolitan >:rr*et It R.145 146 POUT HADUOCK Ar stum, ship M P Grase, Pier 38, K. K., Tuesdays. Thursdays joll_dll July. at 5 m. 76. Tenu.coai •» iron. 83% 64 Grant Honolulu. days p. JL C. Tiartlo Manager. 77 c, and hack with lumber 54 Sept... .—. 7 10 are fitted and fur- BRADFORD. r. 8. .. 25% 26 PORT READING — Ar 25th. scha Harry L These steamers superbly Portland. Malna to New York, ttlUA travel ind afford the most 8chr Geo. Ji. Ames, Savannah Couuier.iul ic.oacco. 22% 23% Kelt*. New York, and cleared 2«t for nished for passenger L. too MCDONALD STEAMBOAT GO Whltou, comfortable route between tL LOVRJOT. baporln dent, lumber $5. July 7 20 Boston; Ulrica R Smith, Narh, do. and cleared eonvcnlent and )eU dtf Rumford Falla Malna Portland and New York. June I960, steamers will to Au- Host on MnrKii. for Cottage City. Beginning 4th. Schr W. If. Davenport, Port Beading 4.00 1:1. Prm .stock Ar 26th. sens J Ponder. Jr. New and J. F. LI SCO MB, General Agent, Dave Portland Tier at 9 :*o ii- in. and p. Portland Dally (^notations P« stun June 27 1 00—The were York, gust*, coal $1. following cleared for Bangor; Kate do. THOR M. BARTLETT. AgL oeudtf Portland & Steamaosi Go. for (ouslu’s, l.lithjobn’s. meat Chebeavie. (>»tt>;iol by 6*.iu & iSarrstw iiiukars. lad Walker, Jordan, Boothba? to co *l of Flour and Corn: and cleared for do: Forest Belle. Bcai. J it Bostln I«land and Freeport Return, leave Schr Oliver Antes, Kdgewater Boston, Middle street. today’s quotations do; Chester Lawrence. Grin ATkC A MICK FAT Kit I* II IMF. leave* East Mouth at 6.30#. in. and 1 00 p in. via 70c. FLOUR. Bod well, (Juitlan, do; Freeport 8TOCKS. uell. do. Boothbav at 7 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and above landings. to Ban- patents 6 0045 75. Schr Annie P. Chase, Perth Amboy Description. Par Valua Bio. Aakcd 8| ring PORTSMOUTH, Nil-Sid 2Gth. sch George P Friday for Porilaud. touching at So. Bristol. SMALL POINT ROl'TK. Bank.lOo 100 102 pa.'ii s. 475*6 25 coal 70c. Canal N aiioual News. Boothbav Harbor. gor, 110 112 Clear •♦raijn* 4 2.»*»6 00 Davenport, Newport Leave Fort md at 2.00 p. r.i. for Orr's Island Casco National liana.loo Ar 271 h, sch James Faker, Plum Island for Returning, leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, cumuerlaud National Hank. IOC 100 loi Corn—steamer yeltuw61 He. FIVE CENTS. at 7 a. ni. Tuesday, Thursday and Salurd*y for East liarpswell. Me'asco. Small Foint Harr or Porllautl Wholes* flsrkn*. 101 Kiliery. and Harbor. Return leave Cun ty * ( hapmau National Hank.100 100 In seb Rockland for Boston. Host Boollihay, touching at Bonhbajr Harbor ruddy's PORTLAND. Juno 27. harbor, Polly, will each Harbor ai 6.00 a. m. via above landings. Fust National Hank.loo 1O0 102 < n r*(u l.iya AtotK Msrsci J The fare b«5CENT8 and So. Bristol. PROVIDENCE—Sfd 2Cth. sch II McCarthy, J. II. ftlanugrr. Hank — 75 102 Land at Five islands on McDOft\LI>, The Flour market w as Urn er, without quota- ! Merchauis’ National 101 By Tei®-ranx* New York. signal. National Traders' Bank.100 08 100 way 10 octlldtfALFRED HACK. Manager. jeldll Ollier 168 Commercial St. Wheat was active and ROCKLAND—Ar 27th. schs A Haoford, Bel- ble change in Ugures. loo 109 110 CHICAGO. June 27. 1000.—Cattle-rereiDts Portland Natluual Bank.... fast M H Provincetown. over Co n 160 14,000; generally steady; naiives seven head ; Reed, Arm. closing rtfec yesterday. very Portland Trust Co.lOo 146 Sid. sch Jordan L New York. & K. It. 60 85 90 5 70; 21 carloads 5 fiOrgood to prime steers at >tott. FOREST CITY LANDING, BOSTON MAINE strong. Provisions ttrrn and igher. Coal tiriu- Portland (las Company. SALEM -Ar 27tli, schs S for 105 107 5 lO*£5 7 *; poor to medium at 4 60<*6 OO; s Sawyer. Bangor Portland Water Co.loo dolor Ylne.ard Haven. Ill Effect June 25. 11)00. •r; all the anthracite roa s have given notice 160 ltio lee led feeders at 3 tH)<»4 76; mixed stcckers at Falmouth; Medford, Peake Portland Sr. Railroad Co- 100 HAS JUAN, PR-Sid 4th. sch Ira It Klleras, Island, of an advance of 2oo in coal, east and west, e- 156 100 3 1 6 a 3 SO. Maine Central li'y 100 Mivkkhsi. W'KMTKIl.N DIVISION. 60 61 itoir*—receipts 27,000; active. |slmde higher; THE. J*i y 2. Spi ucc * lumber lower at $ 11 ft Portia'd & Ogdensburg It. It. loo Y A VEN—Passed schs S S .ON Hil-ir v s. giuning 5 27 Mi; mixed anil butchers 5 10« 6 27% ; VINE ARD-H 2Gtli. Train* leave Union Blatlin for Beirhoro £«*»»• Lrt*i GTn S'. John US. HONDA. top Cove for Dami- Novi btlik s lies 5 17% a5 22* a. Hudson, Pigeon Philadelphia; 10.0) 12.00 and alt parts of New Brunswick. Beotia, •14. Portland 120 Crossing, 7.10. P.03, a. m.. noon, 6s. 1007.118 1 cnoice others eita A Joanna, llarks Coy#for New York; A Prince Edward Island and Breton. The The lollowing quotauaus represent ujo wuole- 103 103 Sheep—receipts 2,000; strung; CASCO BAY LINE. 1.15, 3/5, 5. '3, 5.45. <1.50 p. tn j Beaiboi-U Cape Portland 4s. 1902—1912 Funding.. Kenike. Boston for lta ilmoro; J It lavortte route to a id bt Andrews. sale prices ior the market; li)8 stca*i v to slow; good to choice wethers at 4 Ou a, Wellington, Bouch. Flue I*..Int, 7.00. 7.10, 8 20. «.• 5, 10.00 Campobello Portland 4s. 1913. Fending.lOfl at 3 Clara K Rogers. Silver Hoe's. Abble S Walker. leave Cu*lorn House wharf N. a 114 4 7hi fair to choice mixed 25(44 lo: Wes- Steamer* nearly ii.ni 2.00 uooil, 1.13. 3.30, 3.63. 5.23, 6.46, <1.20. i'loai Bangor 6s. 1906.1 Water.112 Francis Ooodnow, Laura M Lunt, John Francis dav si.d liamuirr torn sheep 4 00 ii * £5 (native lambs 5 UOjTU 00; every hour during tne evening. 0.51. 8.00, 11.22 p. in ; Old Orchard, 7.00. 7.10, Arraugrinrut. Bath 4V%s. 1907 Muntcioal.101 103 aud bound west. W. ;»nd low gruues.3 7»’»a4 OO Spring 4 Oiitl 5i». Mary blandish, t. T. CODING, 8.20. 8.46, •>.<*, 1''.on a. ni., 12.00 noon. 1.13, 1.40, On and alter Monday, Mar II. steamers wilt mperfme Bath 4%. 1921. KefuiuluiK.101 103 Ar schs Phiueas II Gardiner for 11. S. Co Wheat Bakers.4x6-4 60 117til. Gay. Ju'Jdtf Gen. Manager t. 2.30, 2.35, .7.26. 5.45, ti.u5 O.'.O, o.3t, S.II0. 11.22 p. leave Railroad Wharf. Portland, ou Monday, bpring Belfast 4s. Municipal 1913.110 113 New York; Peerless (of Rockland), Bravo, Wheat patents.6 50‘a6 75 boiueillo Markets. Cape ID. ; Maeo a ml lll.t .. to ilf-Htlnatloo. Freight received up to 4.00 Cora *iid loot Mame Central U K7s,1912,cons.iutgl35 137 11.231 bills; exports 3.791 bbis: sales 8.750 Ann C New Haven for Kninrbwiik|»orl, ** ehlas|iort; Stuart, Bath; •• 3 30, 8.05 nt ; Wells Beach. 7 00, ^.45 ii. in. 4 V* 3 103 110 packages; quiet, to meet the South Gardiner for New David 12..MJ, p. Corn, car lots.. 5a62 " buyers refusing Abenaki. York; hi. North Itol- pm tickets and staterooms at the Pine • 4» cons. mte... .106 H>6 h. in.. 3.30. 6.25 p. Berwick, apply lots... a 64 high asking prices. S Frankfort;or do; M Snow, ••'<* M » *• Corn, bug ** " ** Siner, Woodbury llnsforct, Nonirrswoith, 7.00, 8.17 A in., Ttree Ticket Office, d Hitee*, or for w 62 Hi»s,19o0.axtau'su.l01 102 Flour—Winter pis « 3o« 4 C0;winter siratehis fur A F tor Meal, bag lots. Rockport do; Klndberg, Bangor do; 3.23 Ul. ; Ifuchrster. Km rilling- other Information at Company's Office, Railroad Portland & k6s.\900, 1st lutgioo 1C1 IUi'.IihII Perrin !• p. in. Fly month, 8,43 12.30 p. Seed. lots.OO Oft bridge for Julia Beikeie. u STEAMtH HJK BUNIUN. Cotton Dag 00^27 Uoalou Stock CUt. Mae .New York I’orto Rico June 29 Jersey City; Farming ;tr, Coururil un.l A or lin rouiirlloui, DAY Sacked firau. car iota...... ,•..1800*1800 tfale for or era. Fur Island I'oud, 8.16 a. in., 1.30. *8 3) p. ni Haver- Sales of stock at the Boston Slock City of Rome. .New Y’ork. .Glasgow June 20 7.00 8. in., 3.30 p. ni.; Dover, Kxeter, t'loiu July 3i«l lu Uclubrr 1st* nai'K eu ..v w Exchange; Sid, seh Izetta. 8.13 a. vn. v«g. bid. Lucanla.New York. .Liverpool...June 30 For Montreal. Quebec, hlrago. hill, Liwrri. cLow ell, 7 00, 8.45 ii. III., Middling, car lots.18 00*20 00 Passed, scha Anna Murray, Philadelphia for And *8 30 p. ni.. reaching Munir eat al 5 50 Steamers will leave ! aitroad Wharf. Portl nd, Atchison.... .».. 35Vi Minneapolis.... New York. Loudon... June 30 lots..19 0<*,o,20 50 Bangor ; Helen, Bock land for New York: James a. o>. Leave butloa Jor B sion. on Tu* s and Saturday. During Middling, bag. Boston & Mai e...190 Kaiser W de G New York. 3 p. ni., aod T.21 iu., I MU), 1.40, lad, 6.0ft p. in.. isy teea.18 50 Bremen.July A Parsons. South Gardiner for do; of w ill be 7 a m Mixeu 50*19 York.. 4 tug Im will leave at*.3>a. Sucar. Central Massachusetts..... 15 < Ht Louis.New York. .So’ainpton.. July 4 Arrive Portland. p. WASHINGTON—Cld 2Gth, ach Clara Good- Trains IU. J. K. I ISCOMB. granulated. 5 99 Mniue Central. 62 A ri b lined o.New York. llaiy July 4 11.50 a. m. 12.10, 6.00, 7.80, J^SO p. Supt. Bugar—standard win. Pinkiiam, Baltimore. Fruiu Lrwlilou, *d.l0, 11.30 km., 3.15, 5.45 m>) if 11. V U. 1IHB8EY. Agent. flue granulated.... 5 99 In mi l'acitic 10 Kensington. ...New York. .Antwerp .. .July 4 SUNDAY Sugar—fcxtra ao, 4.15, 5.10. New York. Bremen. .. 6 ni. Coffee— .lava and Moclia. 27*28 American Sugar.112 K Friedrich.... July Ar at Dakar. WCA, June 25, barque John p. 6.15, 7.13 p. in.; Scorboro Beach, PI or York. .Loudon 7 Teas— Cnioys. 22*nu A mcricuu Sugar pfd.I, .114 Marquette.New July Swan. Boston. From d»le«*«o, Montreal, Quebec, *6.40 Point, 7.10, 8.if*. 0.35. 10.15 ». iu., 12.35. 2.00, PEAKS ISLAND S1EASIB0AT York. 7 l.eas—Congous. 27*60 Anchorm..New .Glasgow....July Ar at Gibraltar June 25, brig Leonora, New a. m.. 5.46 p. in. 340.4 15.5 10,0.15,7.15 0. in.; Old Orchard, 8:; Etruria.New York. 7 Teas—Japan. *38 New York Quotation* of stack* and Uoutli Liverpool.. July York. 7.10,636,9.5ft. in. 15 A in.. 19.65, 2 00, 3.40, 4.16, -AND- York. Pern’buco. July 10 ar at NB. June scb Teas—Formosa.... 85*86 Capri.Now Hillsboro, 25, Fortuna, Olliei iralus week 6.00. 5.10, 5.30. b. 15. 7.15 p. in.; Saco, lllddr- Rico.. (By Telegraph.! York. .July 11 Boston. •Dally. days. Molasses—Porto 88*40 Oceanic.New Liverpool.. 8.35. 9.3ft, 10 13 a. IU., 12.56, 2.00, 3.40. 4.15, * re of excursion train leave* Port- foid, Molasses—Barbados*.. 82 *35 The following the cioiiuj quotations New New.... York York. .S'tbamptou.July 11 ( Id. sch Nimrod. Hoboken. Sunday cheap 7.13 ni Kcaurbrnik, AMUSEMENT CO. for Lewiston. Dor ham and 8.00. MO. 5.30, 6.13, p. ; Molasses—common. 20o2» Boca- Noordl&nd.New York. Antwerp... July 11 Sid fm Halifax June 27. sch Helen L Martin, land every >uuday Norik Urmltk, Oncer, Kirler, Haver- 2 crown.2 26 June 76. June 2 7. Ulier.Now York. Demararu 12 New York. Berlin m Returning leave Berlin at New Pajsins, 00*2 ..July hill. Lawieacr, Loucll, lloduu. 12.55, TIME TABLE. 3 crown. 2 50 New 49. re*..134 *34 York. (4 Ar June sch 4.0) ni.. every Sunday aflrruoou lor Lewis- do 26*2 CurucoA..New Maracaibo...fuly si St John. NB. 27, Jas Barber. p. 5.00. 5 :to p. ni.; arrive boston, 3.18. .*.70. 0.12 do 4 crown. 2 60*2 75 New 4s. coup. .. ..734 13 t.ascogne.New York. .Havre July 19 Bockport. ton and Pol Hand. 1 1*. Ill ALICE HOWARD Bakins. loose Mutate. 7 Vs *9 > ew ..214 114 Columbia.New York. Hamburg ..July >2 Sit ini Queenstown June 27. steamer Saxoula, PuUiusu Palace Sleeping car* are ran on KA8TKRN DIVISION. Sleumcr Dry Fish and Mackerel. New 49. coup.115 116 Berbarosa.... New York. Bremen July 12 Liverpool for Boston. train* and Parlor Cars ou day uains. Leave St«tit n for Boaton ami uight Union Way at 11 a. ui. Denver * it.««. 1st .101% 14 > will leave Portland Pier, 7. a, 9, 10, loi's Astoria.New York. .Glasgow ..July Ar at Glasgow June 27, steamer Ethiopia, at foot of India Stations, 9.00 a. in. MUIdriord, Klltery, Cod. large Shore. 4 0034 .'0 Ticket Ollier, Depot and 7.oo p. hi. Kne con. 4s.. 697a 7«> Laurentlan—.New York. .Glasgow .July 14 New York; Buenos Ayreau, Montreal. Portauiouth, New bury port, Salem, l, 2, 4,e.15 Medium snore llsh. 3 go *3 60 Street. ttviurniuic, Leave Bay view Lauding. Peaks Mo.;Kai>.* Tex.|2ti».66% 69% Spartan Prluce. New York. .Naples .....July 14 Loin, Boaton. 2 0). 0 00 it. nr. 12.4ft, C.0*» p. in.; Pollock. 2 26* 3 60 Kansas 6i racitic Island, at C.23. 7.2>, 8.30, l>.», 10.30 and 11.33 consols...,. Campania .... New York.. Liverpool July 14 arrive Boston 5.37 a. in 1224, < >o, a no p. 111.; Haddock****.. 2 M>* 2 76 Mpokew. 2. 3.30. 4 30. 6 0.30 in. »*reuon Nav.isi.*i*9 109 York. London — 14 a. in., 1.30, Jo, 3*. p. 2 2 50 Mesaba.New July Boston Kxpress stopping at Old Orehard, Hake... 25* le.ii iMcinc. i„ u. Isis....j!0% lli% York.. 14 June 21. 20 miles north of scb SUNDAYS. scaled. 11 18 Stateudam.New Rotterdam..July Cap* Maysi, Portland A 1 arinontk Ulectrtc Ry. Co Kittery and portamoulh only. 1.40 p. in., Herrin?, per box, * uo ree. 2.oo, u.0 •, 7.00, 4.00 p. in. Mackerel. Shore 2s.. half till 10.46 m. Leave Yar- ill.,l.Oo..'.00. 3.10, of stocks- Teutonic.New York. .Liverpool.. July 18 a. ri., hourly p. an he Portland 11.45 a. ill., 12.03, 4.30,10.16 p, 3s... 16 004317 Quotations » BhlUKNS. Large .. mouth 5 40 a. in. half till 0.4 in. June 28. June 2'. Friesland .... New York.. Antwerp July 18 hourly p. in., 12.40 UlidUl^IlL Fork. Beef. Urtlkud Pon.gry. New York. 18 Leave Underwood spr ug for Portland mu Leave View Liulmg. 8.30. 9.30. 10.30, Atchison. 24** 241 a Sempione.... Italy .July min-1 SUNDAY TWAIN*. Bay utes later. Additional car* between Portland a. 3.30, 4.30, 0.30, Pork—Heavy.16 50*16 00 Aicui'on Did. 70% 70% K Louise .... New York. Bremen.July 19 Kit- 11 3U 111., 12.20, 1.30, 2.JO, 6.30, River and Under woo • If* RlatPS from Leave Uulon button for lllddoford, Pork—Medium.14 604clo oo Central ranine.. Bretagne.New York.. Havre ..Ju y|l» Sebago Lake, Sougo Spring every 7.30 p. in. Pot Near Salem, 1.00 ni. Last car fruui Uuderwoou al. tery, taiuouth. bury port, Beef—heave.lo 50*11 00 «* p Spring Its boats to Peaks Island Che-«. Ohu.. 25% 2s "» Lynn, Bouton, 2.0u a. ni., 12.41 p. Ui., arrive uuly hue ruumug u 75*10 60 10.10 p. in. Beet—light. Chicr.ra Bur. « oim ct.18 % 12 i% Boston 3.57 a. m 4.00 p. 111. Leave Boston direct. naif bbU. * 6 60 i.t*. MIANllUt&K ALMANAC.JUNK 28. SUNDAY*. cent* each All going ?y Boneless, l»ei. o* uuu.i lOJVe lb) and of S.S. Co. Itor Portland, 0.0011. ni.. 7.oo, y.45 p. in., arrive hare way. person* Lain—u*i ana halt tol. nure..46*4 Do Back. & We9t.*7 7 17 7 Sunrises. 4 4 4r> Bay Naples For Underwood soring aud Yarmouth half tin* luo vs 1 be udnuileu lo iireouwood bar- 101HiffhwaicrwaU-r I*1 12- '6. 10.13 p. m., 12.40 m (Uiltfiil. and ball bbLcom.... »/ • froni 8.16 a. n>. to w.45 m.. with addi- Lard—ics Denver « ii. u. .. 10% '17% San seta. 7 25; } pm... 12 O hourly p. .—Dally. uetiiiee. __jttfdtl pure.•• 87* »9 * tional 15 minutes service to U uderwood Lard—Pans Vs eric. new ... IV* 11 Length of day*.. 15 151 Moon sets 8 20 Spring W. N. A P. HIV. 7 <-» #3 1 00 in. Last car from Underwood lard—fails. compound. gn« hi niu. 32% 331 * from p. Station toot of l*reble street. at 9.10 in. Lard—Pure, leal. 9Vfc49% llliu is Ceilin'* .l»0% HO% Spring p. )nel5tf For W orcester, Cllutou. Ayer. Nashua, Chickens... 164 10 Kne St West. 27 On and After June Con- Lake 26% SAlli, 1900, Windham, Manchester, 1 12£ 14 Kpplnu* Fowl. *. a we S nore.2i 8 % 208 ■* MARINE NEWH aud Points .North 7.34 a. ni, 12.7a in.; will connect with s 43 a. m. and 1 06 p. m. cord |». Turkova.. I3«il5 IOUI9 4* Nasn,. 74% 74** dally Alfmi, Water- 12 tralu ovci Maine Cenfral lUUruau (White Mi. Rochester, S|>rlu(V«lr, I .. 11V%4 Manuaium I- levatou 85s* 85% mm & SACO RIVER Saco Ulcer, 7.34 a. Ui., 12.33. 3.33 P. III.; Dlv.) touching at Naples. Bridgton, North boro. Bhouldcrs.-. M.vicau central .. ••••..•• HV* 12% PONT OF PORTLAND. ham, Wntbrook, 4 umberlnud Mills I and Harrison, connecting at Harrison Dot Produce. iwicmuan Central. Hruigton Westbrook Jet., Wood fords. 7.33. 0.45 a. 50 with stage for Waterford, and at Naples with RAILROAD CO. Beaus, l'ea. 2 40*2 Minn. & St. I.ouis.. ... 47 4G% 12.33. 5.33. 6.20 tl\; Scurboro WEDNESDAY, Juno 27, J. V Cook's ci ach line for Baer Falls, Casco, ni., 71.05, p. Beans. California Pea..... 2 85*2 7o lainn. 4i at. cotusj uid. 88 8* Beach, PI or Point, 6.45, 0.50. 11.46 a. IU., Arrived. Otlsfleld. etc. Beans Yellow fcvea...2 50*2 60 Missouri Citrine. 47% 47% 1.08. 3.10 3.45. 6.40. 11.16 p. in.; Old Orchard, Bed 56 lielurulug steamers leave UairUou every IN EFFECT, JUNE 35, IOOO Beaus, kidney.2 50*2 Sew nersev Central.iSU’V* 122% Steamer Levi (U8R), Dennett, Saro, Bldtlrford, 0.4\ 8.S3. 9.5**, 11.46 a. in.. 7b oo Woodbury day (except Sunday) at 7.43 a. ni. and 1.30 p timous.fcgypuan.2 *3 New York Contra'.127V* 127 cruising. FOR 12.2ft. 108. 3.16. 3.15. 5.4S, f>.40, ll.lt p. 111. sh * coastwise, North at ft a. in. and 12.46 p. m ; The I statin ir.d elegant •te.iirers Bermuda nlons.. at 60 6 or them Panne c< iu. 49% in.; Bridgton arrive from I.o» ni.; f0% Steamer lioraiio Hall. Bragg. New Y’ork— 2 at Trams Worcester, p. end -BAY Potatoes o uus. bridgton at« 30 and p. in., and Naples 0.15 “(11>Y. DINMi.KY" STATE- 40.*45 Noriueru 1‘aciitc ofu. 7»*% 70% nnd nulse to J F Ltscotub. Krieaulsou Co. New A Yf p U PM. For Old Orchard Beach, Hoco, Blddc- m. ui. Wo«e,..r. M rant A omana ofa. flab. lirton, Cnees e. N. York and Yer'iut.....10*4411 «. LtiOODBiDGK. Arrive 11.37 3.40 8.3* D. J FLANHh.Ua, Cl. 1*. * T. A. Texas racme. 13% 13% Outside—A white three masted «ch, Harrison, THOMAS M BABTLIiT. Ae«-«. Cranberries. 311*1200 supposed Je2$dli Manager. Jel’-dU 4- A. Bc.\>£Tr, Supl7 Je27dU Uuion raciuo Dtu. 71% 71% the Charles L Jeffreys. Lout Porto liico. IKW ABf»OT»Mim (fr. Robert Treat Whltehonse, mem- yw tpytBTutMim._ww iPmTiuwim_inmniMiMTi. THE PRESS. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES I I man of the School committee, pre- > K w auvkhtiukvmti to oat High sented .the diploma*. B* spoke • • fol- Own. Moor* A Co. lows! Frans M. Low A Co. f/O & O. C. Elwell. and gentlemen of the J. K. Llbtiv Co. •—In behalf of the sohool ffiMbby ffi&ibbii Oren Hooper's Hons. Members Class of 1900 committee of the City of Portland I wish Rlnos Bros. Oa to congratulate you on this successful ot Portland—A i City Eecelve conclusion of your school course. ROGERS. high W. L. Wilson A Co. Diplomas. of four Boland Glove Co.—2. I believe that this period years choice free schools Is In Three Fifty * Obiunder. I spent In our high many Fifths price for (I We have for sale Oenulue I W. W. Mansfield A Co. respects the most important in our edu- A Rogers stiver Plated Knives, |l Kent Pilot. cational To those experiences. Kurts and at re- I Grand Trunk Railway System. of who no further it Is the 11 Spoons greatly , silver A N SB. Co. you go dneed Hebago Lake. Kongo aples ollmax of educational oareer. With- Iron Beds. .) prices. ,) L. M. l.elgblon. BB your Exercises at City Hall Yesterday in these four year* are comprised *11 the AMUSEMENTS. associations of school oomradeshlp [Which $2.85 doz recital. ever know. To therefore Much less than that! For this marKr !I Knives, per [I rtano Afternoon. you wlU you “Three Fifths" did toe say? before " " this period means moro.than to others, For Hale. To I.oat, Found and as valedictorian has them at the Boston and ^fetu yorK. "Retail Forks, 2.85 New Wants, Let, your feelingly dcton toe toere selling Three-quarters ji “ ji end similar advertisements will be found on assured will be fondly ohertshsd by you to under beads. all. see to also that ft Is ^ ^ page appropriate But It although prices. ^ ^ ^ '[Teaspoons, 1.85" the ollmax of your sohool work It Is not " " |[ the end of all educational Influence BRIEF JOTTINGS. Desseit Spoons, 3 35 Address By Mr. White- Through careful observation, readingfhnd “ thought, the whol* world of knowlelge 3.85" house of Board. Is still open for Jyon. Make this four ([TableSpoons, j[ the last of its work until stone not the cu- This week, years thus the corner ,, These low prices aio for Arst structure. To Feptomber, the City Diet mission has S3 pola of your educational quality. A. I, Extra plate. those of on the other hand to whom , The number has been higher you tsenalue Rogers .Silver Plated patients. this Is the In the progress of your , , last than stage table ware. this summer anil during spring studies as preliminary to future aoademto J during any corresponding period for sev- study throngh your anticipations of a The North School Graduation course may lessen your minds eral years. college In; the values of these four years yet to you On evening Inspector General & Friday Exercises. also they are vitally Important. This Is j! W. W. MANSFIELD CO., K. L. Hoyt will Inspect Co. L, Sheridan the formative period In your education j| have Hides. The public Is Invited. al life. During these years you Jewelers, 241 Middle St. formed habits of and study [[ [! Federal oourts are without discipline The judges of honorable conduct and of gentlemanly this wiek. Justice Nathan Webb manners. the District court Is attending the Har- went on to that tbe The olase of lfOO of the Portland High Mr. Whltehonse say vard -commencement exercises and Cir- not of but 2.) EASY School graduated yesterday afternoon at knowledge gained only books, (JVO. 1.) (jiO. cuit Justice W. L Putnam ts at Bruns- of character In tbe school, was of City hall with the usual pomp and cere- High Metal Beds in America; they wick for the Bowdoln commencement. Inestimable value to the young man and one the best majors qf TO MAKE mony befitting tbe occasion.The hall was They toere made by of The buildings committee held a Jo public to suffocation and tbe woman. in Boston. Jo Jo Jo for packed though to a Great department Store meeting at 10.80 yesterday morning As each nam e was called the graduate toere sold by him THE BREAD crowd was very uncomfortable on ac- hundreds the auditing of monthly bills and to forward to receive tbe diploma toe the Beds at Ttoo-thtrds prtce. count of tho great heat every seat re- stepped The Boston house failed, bought consider several minor petitions recent- from Mr. Whltehouse’s hands and eaoh Jo YOU LIKE mained oocupled until the clast song Jo A Jo * Jo ^ referred to. was Tbe graduates Jo ly had been sung so were tbe greeted by applause. qf° them. on In- Interesting thus; Work was oommenoed yesterday were: haUe them this toeeK WITH closing exorcises. Ths crowd came early Sold them alt but this tot of 50; you may stalling a burglar alarm to be connected Katherine C. Eva M. An- and half an hour before the graduating Aagerson, with the vaults of the Maino Savings Mallei H. Andrews, Ailoe A. This class marched upon the stage there was derson, This Sals, Boiton Price*, Sale, hank. Thu alarm is similar to the one Eva M. Beal, Anna Berrer, Boston, COLD not a vacant chair to be had while hun- Barbour, Boston PU recently put In In the Casoo National Carrie M Blake, Edith R. Blake, Kath- Sale dreds were standing. Bankrupt f 14.00, *0-50 bank and Is being put upon the Plum leen M. Borden, U. Chapman, Fan- prices, *8.00. W-80 The decorations of tho hall were simple Mary Prices, MEDAL street side of the bank building. nie B. Cleveland, Badle B. Cox, Alice 10.50 and yet pretty. At the rear of the stage ♦2-9B 9.00, TOO 15.00, The brick house at No. TO Gray street, M. Cunningham, Mildred E. Deering, $3.25, was a frieze of pnrple and white In the 8.75 H00 recently built by L M. Leigh ton, the real •Eva M. Deiulok, Estelle M. Dennett, 475, 10.00, 8.00 17.00, centre of which were fao slmllles of tbe 4 08 FLOUR. estate dialer, has been sold to Mr. Tib- Katherine M. Dennis, Alice M. Fabyan, 5.75. 15-00 class pin with the words, "Ulass of MOO,” 8-88 IS. 50, betts, who Is a representative of a large IT Ji.i. T A II,,.. U7 Vi.seninn T 0.50. 6-w 12.00, and ”P. H. 8.” Illuminated with lnoan- Its pure wheat. manufacturing house In the South. Me L. French, 'Graoe M. Graffam,Lillian notv Nothiug but wheat. descent lights. The front of the stage above cut Mo. 2 tvas £8.00. #5-9* The Mozart male quartette of this city F. Graoe B. Hinckley, Florence A Bed UK* | was decorated In the class colors while Gunn, to Falls tomorrow to take part M. Florenoe tvas notv £7.00 goes Steep and E. Hovey, Annie Hunklns, A Bed above cut Mo I £10.00. In the graduation exercises of the High the potted plants graoeful palms UK* K. Lam eon, ‘Ethel G Lnugblin.Kaloolah school in that town. The exercise* take which were placed on the sides of the afternoon and In the eve- B. Lovett, Uarlotta D. MoCalltlm, Mary place in the stage added much to the beauty of the the quartette will give a concert. C. Me Marjorie L. Meserve, WILSON & CO ning scene. Kenney, Ada R Munson, Inez B. Ferry, Nellie The girls were all dressed In simple BELL PERSONALS. 0. Etta Annie J. i Phelan, ltoeenblooin, white gowns and were seated at one Sklllln, Clara E. Bmlth, ‘Helen K. side of the stage while In the oentre were Gold Medal Flour ana Winnie non uj Steele, Ethel M. Stone, Helen A. Tolford, Misses Myrtle the boys In sombre black with the school M. Brackett of L. True, Ethel W. Usher, Edith TO'RS. Portland anil Miss llattie members, the teachers and others on Madge 'REFTUGE'RA M. ‘Florlan M. W oodbury, South l’ortland, are spending a few days the other llank. Webber, George E. Bunker, Harry C. Burnham, at Canton The programme as carried out was as began yester- ‘Gilman H. George W. Carle, The Sale of Bargain'Refrigerators Cora L. Butler Is at Togus visiting her follows: Campbell, Gallon of 8. ‘Charles J. shotv brother, Dr. Butler. Carroll Chapman, Chap- and continues today. See tvindotv Class Song. H. day morning Mr. E. C. who was connected man, ‘Philip M. Clark, Ralph Corey, Smith, Pianist, Kthel W. Usher. Earle C. Cummings, Charles H. Curran, Jv Jv Jv Jv Jv Jv with the Falmouth and Congress Square Prayer, Mos. 1 and 2. Pomona Ice * tie at the Ottawa house, John Carroll Perkins. Samuel T. Dona, Philip Dortioos, ‘Har- hotels will clerk Her. » old J. Vernon W. H. which o{Mtus for the summer today. ♦Salutatory, Everett, llall,Jonas Samuel T. Dana. Place a block of Ico in and Mr. James A Hamilton, William H. Harris, Herbert your Councilman Murphy Recitation—A Town, Water-logged E. ‘Itoecoe bowl, add 3 gallons of Broe, Mho have been touring Europe, Smith A. Hatch, ‘Philip llinkley, punch Harold J. Everett. T. II. Houston, James L. water, now you havo a left Italy on Tuesday for home. They re- Holt, Philip a ‘Wallace M. delicious Kruit Punch. that have a most de- Essay—Only Weed, Jordan, Chester H. Libby, port they enjoyed Eva M Anderson. Lumber Powers, Franklin H. Reeves, Frederick 609. Ash "Refrigera- If mix in this pro- lightful time. Plano Solo, Polaoca lirillante, Weber JSfo. 623. 'Refrigerator. JSfo. you prefer Kthel W. Usher. W. ltlngdahl, William I. Rowe, ‘Fltz K. tors. portion and serve in thin LABOR. that tho Genuine Oak lumber. Antique ICE CKKAM WITHOUT Recitation—The Pnsslug of Arthur, Sargent, 'Harry C. Saunders, ‘Charles Same as No. 627 except with cracked Ice. finish, lined with Galvanized iron. glasses If are one of the people who are Tennyson L. Smith, Elmer G. Smith, James M. Ico door is in front. Prioe was $22.00 No. 822, was $17.00, now $15.00 your M. Clark. Inches. It’s more-tsh. Thillp ‘Harold 34 by 2VA by 47« now interested In labor saving devices, you Somers, ‘Sydney St. F. Thnxter, New $18.00 No. 820, was $15.00, $13.50 in at 50c Essay—A Heroine of France, price, Ice Chamber. Already Jugs 11.50, qts., will be Interested in the new Twentieth Ellen C. Phelan. C. Trott, ‘Paul A. Turner, ‘John B. Spacious No. 807, was $14.00, now $12.75 which is be- Double Gallant E. Samuel Price was $10.50, now $15.00 Century Ice Cream Freezer, Song, Quartette—The Whittier, Royal Winchester, JSfo. 625. No. 805, was $12.00, now $10.00 demonstrated all this week In the Troubadour, T. Worcester. ing Fannie 11. Cleveland, Edith T. Farr, '•Charter Oak” Refrigerator, made No. 804, was $8.25, now $7.50 basement of Oren Hooper’s Sons. The Kaloolah II. Inez B. Perry, Then Mayor Robinson himself a medal Lovett, of well seasoned Oak lumber. JWo. 607. Schlotterbeck & Foss Co., remurkuble thing ubout this freezer Is llarry C. Burnham, George E. Bun- scholar ol the Portland Higb school, pre- good B. Whlt- lined with Ual- Mill make smooth and hard Ice ker, James L. Jordan, John the Brown medals. He Antique finish, Ice Chests. that it sented spoke finish as PRESCRIPT 0^ DRUGGISTS. tler. iron. Same lumber and above, U3t cream or lies without a but as Ho Yanizod Jets fancy particle Clara E. Smith. briefly, usual, eloquently. was No. was $7.00, now $0.00 Pianist, 22 in., not as large. Price $14.00, 874, of the old fashioned Rescue of said that these medals were presented by Length MX l“-i depth quite buck-breaking Recitation—The Lygla, $12.75 No. 871, was $5.00, now $4.50 All have to do Is to Slenklewiez the late John B. Brown In of in. now crunk turning. you memory height 49 window 1 full of them. Charles J. Chapman. All the above aro made of Oak. See No. It once with loo and salt and let It his son James A. Brown, who (lied while was $18.00, now $16.50 puck Class Poem—Jacob's Vision, written by Price I I I stand aw'hile. This freezer will be de- William H. Harris, a member of the school committee of monstrated every day at Oren Hooper's Harry C. Burnham. thlB city. These ten medals are given to J. R.LIBBY CO. 1_I_ Instrumental Musio—San Frey J. R. LIBBY GO. Sons. Free samples of the cream will be Paulo, the ^Uvefbest scholars In the girls' depart- J. R. LIBBY CO. Eva M. Beal, Florence E. Loinson, Kaloo- from 8 to 5 and the live best scholars in the given away every afternoon lah Ethel W. Usher, ment to B, Loveltt, The weather H ammock this de- of the school. The to-day It Is worth your while to attend Charles J. Chapman, Ralph H.Corey, boys' department pu- Mnuil M. u to he Our. 1 1 Baker, Snowflake Colpltts, likely I’outlan o, Jane *8. 1800. Vernon W. E. as fol- LUXURY. monstration. Haft, Philip illnkley, pils receiving the medals wore M. Ella ltosooe T. Holt. Chapman, Maggie Christianson, lows: E'.hel L. I TO BICYCLE HIDF.RS. Recitation—An Aquarelle, Good lot' B. Clifford, Grace V. Church, Harriet M Andrews, Eva M.Anderson, B. Katherine C. Aagerson. Gowning, Bessie E. Dugan, Minnie Attention is culled to a oity ordinance T rota re L. Kutherlne C. Song—Manuellta, Annie Sklllln, Anger- Maud G. Flake, Glenn E. Fos- There’s a standard of excel- In unother of the relative to Inez B. Fagan. inert paper Perry. sop, Sadie B. Cox. E. Bauson, lence in Hammocks as in Four Years, ter, Edith M. Gore, Myra tlia reckless manner In which bicyclists Valedictory—Our Samuel T. Dana, Charles L. Smith, Ad- Harriet M. Andrews. MaryC. Gribbln, Blanche M, Hefler, other things. ride through the streets, and also to the of M. Roscoe T. Holt, Frank- Ada Conferring Diplomas. Philip Clark, vlda E. Vera E. Leeman, It’s the “Palmer" make into the streets of broken Medals. Gurney, throwing glass, Awarding of lin H. Reeves. Moulton, Bessie School of Auld B. Ilagan, Alloe M that embodies the best ham- tacks or any substance Injurious to hors- Closing Song—The Days Carrie NORTn SCHOOL. W. Nellie N. Bussell, mock the “Palm- or It will be well for all to latng Syne, Hargadon, qualities! es bicycles. Estelle M. Dennett. G. Lottie Pianist, At the North Bchool morning B. Knight, Abble Shepherd, er’’ that looks he*t, wears read the rules anil heed them as there is yesterday Mil- Lombard, Gertrude G. Shine, for each offense and the luw the hall was splendidly decorated und M. best. Is best In erer/ war* a penalty 'itxcuseu. Elizabeth E. Skil- exercises of the dred M. Lombard, will be strictly enfocred In every case. One pleasing feature about the exer- the graduating grammar Lovell, Amy II. Thompson, cises was the ninslo. The class of lDOO school were hlghlT Interesting. The lings, Agnes BOW DOIN' CLASS RE-UNION. B. Manchester, Lillian G. Whld- musicians anti TV IK> UO SUUW H B Carrie poss .-sees some excellent piugiuimuc THE Lottie M. Miller, Blanche II. Wins- HATTER, I The class of '85, Dowdoln college, will they added much to the enjoyment of Swing Song, 7th Grade den, Coe, E. Norton, Emma It. Wins- 197 Middle St. Aid its animal reunion at Merrymeeting the afternoon. All of the recitations Recitation—The Confederate Sergeant, low, Angie Uth Grade T. Richardson, Harriet S. Geo. A. Corns M’q’r. its members ore while the Thomas Francis Hollivan, low, Annie park tonight. Among were gracefully delivered essays M. Recitation—Easily Given, Robinson, Winfred R. Sklllln, Emily Eben W. Freeman, M. H. Purington of much original thought and MlUlr;d Wh Grade displayed Lucy Webber, L. Wyer, Louis II. Dr. F. I. Drown of South One of the most of Sawyer, Christine the finest Portland, careful preparation. Reading—A Legend Bregenz, E. who out Sth Grade Ellery V. Herrick, Harold importer brings only Portland, Win. C. Kendall, formerly of on the programme was Margaret Wulsh, Balne, pleasing things the E. Edward has sent now Song—Hark, Hark, Lark, Cram, Clarence Bosworth, Golf Hose that’s made in Freeport, and of Washington, and the recitation, "The Rescue of l