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ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1832—YOL. 35. 1'ORTLAND, j MAINE, SATURDAY MORI

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. just in time to prevent a collision be- tween their forces. It appears that souse Spanish officers, who had misunderstood ALMOST A FIGHT. an order from Col, Parron, had just no- tified t.he American troops that they must A leave Immediately. Capt. Frost in com- mand refused _t_. (jluring Col. Hay’s absenoe, to comply, whereupon he was told that of the blood of his men would be upon Quart their heads. At this moment Ool. Hoy came -up, and Capt. Frost related the Water Averted occurrence. Col. Parron promptly or- Hot Trouble Narrowly dered fciig over-zealous subordinate away. Then began the march of a mile to the will thoroughly remove all barracks through the crowded streets, soapmess from the hair after at Manzanillo. most of the on-lookers being evidently applying Hay’s Tar Cream pro-Spanish judging from their scowling It leaves the hair Shampoo, looks and remarks with a natural uncomplimentary clean and Just The msroh led around the Af softness. square. the Americans the gai- 26c a jar for homo use. passed Spanish Many of the best halm e sers rlson, the latter presented arms. The have it and will apply ;t upon barraoks were found in a healthy locali- request. AMERICANS LAND TO TAKE ty and in good condition. It wa?’ Col. Hay’s firm intention to take action as soon as the cable olosed and 1, POSSESSION. was evident that the soldiers on both sides were quite ready to try conclusions, the Spanish officers especially not taking H. H. DAY & SOS, at all ! kindly to evacuation, But some time before the cable closed, Ool. Ray middle Street. received a despatch from Gen. Wade ex- plaining that the commander of the Commander Must Spanish troops at Manzanillo had re- Crir Spanish Says They quested -a delay until Ootober 10, and ♦♦♦I that the formal evacuation was, there- Wait Until Monday. fore, postponed. The'Urdted States troops remain in the barraoks by permission of Col. Pairon. — Conside rable alarm was experienced by “Vitos” the civilians who understood the call to arms and! Its iiMl-3igniQoan.ee. eenorita of com- THREATENED TO USE FORCE IF Parron, daughter the Spanish mander a beautiful was j is a breakfast cereal, the 4j and very girl, X greatly distressed and in tears. Her and in the THEY DID NOT WITHDRAW. cheapest 4 father is a fine looking, dignified man, market, 1 about 50. So far as duty permits, Col. Mill Ray will lex tend every possible courtesy to Col. Parron and his officers, with their families in the evaontlon. ibestand i Col. Kay in Command of American Forces C\OL. RAY’S ARRIVAL. 1 Told Him He Might—Soldiers Almost His First .Interview With the Spanish X a 4 Commander. X is rapidly beaoming Had a Collision While Chiefs Were T favorite, because of its 2 Provlnce^oF Je I Argueing the Question—The Delay Manzanillo,' Santiago X merit as a food product. Cuba, October 7. —One battalion of Col. J Granted Order of Gen. Finally by Ray’s third Immnnes, arrived last night • I Wok Wade. at Cnlicite on board tho Retna do los Angelos, en route for Manzanillo, A Manzanillo, October 7.—Afternoon— It’s Backer 1 Calclte Is a small port belonging to the This will be a day to be remembered long Cabans and! surrounded by-sugar planta- S | in the history of Manzanillo. A light of X 1 tions, a few miles south Manzanillo. of “Best” 2 was averted between the 2 is Pillsbury, narrowly Span- The troops were received with enthugi- I! ish nnder Col. Perron and the ♦ Flour renown, who pro- x garrison BStto cheer* by the insurgents who are United States under Ool. Ray, c X duces no goods but the 4 troops apparently "at and hearty. The insur- who have arrived here from Santiago to T best 2 gent rtfajor tn oonmanchproqaptly oalled I Tu.ThSsS take of the oity. At 7 o’olook f. sep29 4 possession upon Ool. R ay and reported conlJitions ♦ this Col. not heard ♦ morning, Ray, having are no*- better -than those pre- that bly Canto) from Gen. Lawton to the contrary, sent vailing in most other. pprtion s of the to Ool. Parron ton, a bi Makesi word by Adintant Collins province. Hie said he had on hand a his was shot ADAMS & that in aooordance with instructions, of corn and Cob ANDERSON, CO., quantity vegetables. before tL he should march his men to the oity from the Rameros plantation, Insurance Hay w Fire Agency a mile where the United vlsitejd house, the dock, away, which is as a Cuban camp and found 31 Exchange Street. used; 819 Llno< States transport Reina do Los Angeles there some v aluable machinery, undam- to have First Class American and Foreign Companies had moved at the request of Ool. Par- aged. t This morE the battalion reaohed were flri Chas. C. Adams and would take of the lng Horace Arperson. ron, possession *o the evident astonishment Little. eodtl Manzanillo, an< de018 Thos. J. Ip People. in the name of the claimed bod/ public buildings of the h authorities who Spanis u United States. that they hikd not expeoted the United placed tates for the next ten days. murder. At 8 o'clock the battalion was in mo- S troops FALL FOOTWEAR Cob Ray, accompanied by Collector Don- Saxtoi tion with colors flying. Col. Ray marched aldson of and an interpreter, Santiago arrived 1 toward the oity, but before the troops visited the Spanish oolonel Parron, in OPEN. command of th'a local garrison, number- shooting NOW JFdll ar- reached the oity gate, adjutant Collins We have received most of our Fall 903. He Col. Parron that The lat- ing informed ph/sioia rived with Col. Parron’s reply. he had arrived to take charge of the gov- Fwtwear and can show a splendid as- "■—j The d< ter said he had no objection to surrender- ernment bulld'mgs and to assume military sortment of the latest styles for men, in accordance with death v> ing the customs house at onoe provided command of tide city women and children. the fisaohed between the United having diseases arising from a debilitated) the A mericau flag was not raised. Col. agreement States and evacuation com- His for is Paine’S' Sppanish pc See our Hunan $3.00 Shoe .nervous system, and that Ray retorted that the United States was missioners at HJivana. Cob Parron, who welcomed on the s men in Enamel, Box Calf and Russet. so generally pre- not accustomed to taking possession was exceedinglfr courteous, celery compound, ! who said he had when t the of its the Amerioan officer, Also our line at $3.30. scribed by physicians. Without displaying insignia communication received a telegraphic was tak> him that Everything in the lateststyleinLadies1 It is the most remarkable rem- sovereignty. from Gen. BBanco informing i Amerioan placed footwear. that the scientific research ol< The march was then continued toward the date for the oooupatioD edy October 10 and re- ately af the city. When the troops passed the had been changed to We have Nature’s East for Chil- America has produced. quested Col. R ly to cable Gen. Lawton the hoi at the gate, a body of 25, the latter dren. Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D., guard at Santiago for further instructions. law, wb __ lined and saluted. The red to take over the cus- up report quiok- Col. Ray offe married LL. D., of Dartmouth College, first allow the other build- ly spread through the city that the Ame- toms house and to this cure for to wait a formal surrender until Mr. S prescribed positive colors and ings ricans had arrived with flying, Col. Parron objf o ed to biliousness, liver com- Dext Tuesday. & dyspepsia, the streets were soon thronged by appar- all or none should be Center McDowell, this, saying tjhat was the neuralgia, rheumatism, all women delivered. It finally arranged that 539 CONGRESS ST., plaint, ently the whole 4 population, men, (was friends, both cominandorls should telegraph their nervous diseases and kidney; ana onuaren, turning out, uy i/iiuuorauua superiors, but ,'if Col. Ray does not re- and loo' as the marched toward the he will troubles. regiment ceive a reply by(r tomorrow carry Althout where it halted. out his oirders. OVERCOATS principal square original past tbr AT ALL. that arose was re- WKKNN IsN’TDEAD At this a sounded Tho next point Spanish bugler question said a v or cleansed and pressed the of troops. Cpl. dyed October 7.—Mr. Philip \V. arms and the garding laipding Oambridge, the call to Spanish garrison Parron wanted I Cob Ray to pitch his shootlr brother of Robert D. 'Wrann of Wrenn, turned out to the number of 600 men on cams two miles aiff. for fear of a clash. the Rough Riders, whose death was re- Mrs. side of the Ool. Col. Kay objected! to this, saying scat ne ferred to in today’s testimony of Major the other square. Ray FOR $2.00. wanted his men in the city and moreover | Horsey before the war com- visited Col. Parron at the palace and a investigation to have them la nd tomorrow in order Isn’t that cheaper than a new one? mission, denied tonight that his brother took somewhat stormy Interview, place that they might g et oooked provisions was dead. He said that he was in good v between with the aid of an inter- He pledged his wi >rd that there would ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS, health at his father's home at Highland them, no clash so far as ! lie men were ooncerr preter. Men’s or Women’s, dyed and pressed by ex- park, Chicago. Ooi. Parron ropl led that he also oc workmen. The commander said he under- pert Spanish answer for his owti garrison,but he fi THE HANKOW FIRE. that matters were stood from Col. Kay the Cuban eleme nt. The Spanish Fens' House and until Ootober 10, and City Dye Shanghai, October 7.—Details just re- to remain over mander courteonsl y offered Col. Hay tricked. Col. Steam Car et Wo Its- ceived here from Hankow show that the that he considered himself his commissariat supplies If neces1 Cleaning had never said fire whioh broke out there on Sunday Ray explained that he any- Col. thanked him for the offer 13 Preble Preble House. that his instructions Kay St., opp. last destroyed ten thousand houses, de- thing of that sort, declined to take ad vantage of it. of of the city on (j2[r*Kld Gloves cleansed every c'ay. vasted about two miles built-up were to take possession While the inter view was in pro- to that he had cabled for ground and did damage the extent Ootober 7, and Spanish gunboat in the barbo tales. and not te- t of from 5,000,000 to 8,000,000 further instructions, having salute of nine g :uns in honor to aot ceived any, had proceeded upon mains of Capt. Bi istamente, for THE WEATHER- his original orders. of staff of Adm iral Cervera Parron said the Ame- Thereupon Col. killed in the entrenchments at removed at once. CONSTIPATION rican troops must be arrived tho steal The body Col. Parron deoiared f>n Col Ray refused. en route for Hava na, from Col. answered: he would use force. Ray it will be reshipped to Spain. to further hos- “If you wish precipitate Col. Ray sent the1' necessar I am un- COOED FOR 10c. tilities with the United States a' Reina de Los Angeles, This is one of the most difficult diseases to cure, it. But so far as I am able to prevent can was because nearly all so-called remedies give only orders flag dipped. less violent I have certain which, temporary relief, and after more or conoerned, Coi. Ray will irtfjnedli But am bound to out. I action leave the bowels weaker than before. as a soldier, I carry work of inaugurating. A; Dr. Hallock’s Vegetable Liver Bills are an ideal, the in which you find and appreciate position tutions here. Mr. DonaluY cure. These Bills are rulld to perfect, permanent be but am unable help you. collection of natural in their action, and their effect can yourself, begin the Pills a the United States troops are fired graduated as desired; One or two give gen- After Kempner, who Is supervising and four or who are with tle passage; three, a mild, easy stool; upon I believe the men iishment of post offices, and who a quick cleaning out. They can take care of them- more, thorough, me are quite able to the Josoilte, en route for Washingi- be relied on to do their work effectively, yet with- by the even a little outnumbered, alcalde and out or discomfort. They restore selves, though has arranged with the postal pain, griping, Boston, October 7.—For Boston and to a useless m we natural self-acting capacity of tire bowels, thus and although I am opposed the chief of police to continue in office cure. fair issue in Saxto: effecting a complete and lasting Price, vicinity, Saturday, partly cloudy, waste of life I shall face the any for the present. Most of the other local M cents a box, at all druggists, or sent by mail, tir- southwest winds, set up weather, warmer, it suits you.” .. officials will also be continued tempoiarl- aolar free. HaUock Drug Co.,Box 1219,Boston,Mass. 7.—New way Mrs. Washington, October Eng- Col. Parron said ho would immediately ly. Most of tbe inhabitants of Manzanillo H. I1AY & cers who al- igainE For sale in Portland by H. SON, land: fair; fresh to southeast order the arrest of the off look healthy. Many people are arriving street. Generally the >f furi Middle winds. lowed the American troops to pass from various parts or tills rionesr sec- de ;hat tl Local Weather Report* oitv cates. tion Df the island. When the Kelna *«uwu rent o Col. retorted: was dooking the orowds Hf_ BOARD CLOSES SES- Kay Los Angeles AMERICAN Portland, Oct. 7.—The local weather I should have been under the unpleasant from all directions to see the first then poured ;h9 eh SION. bureau office records os to the weflher of shooting him and of American ever on view at Man- necessity troops 30gan an entrance.” There were no bnt neith- October 7.—Th< are as follows: foroing zanillo. ohsers, Grand Haplds, Mich., and many ieorg missions closed After considerable discussion er was there any antagonism displayed. A meric in board of foreign 8 a. m.—Barometer, 30.422: thermome- thit ;hreat on the of Col. Parron, There was one amusing incident. The Its session at noon. Resolutions were 36: requests part Grit ter, 42; dew point. humidity, 77; take his men out of the of the called Col. the committee on inter- Col. Ray should captain port upon Ray adopted asking NW; velocity, 3; weather, olear. be commu- The Ameri- :o a n to wind, oity until Gen. Blanco could to produce a bill of health. national Sunday sohool leBsons provide S m.—Barometer, 30.287, thermome- take 3ar at p. nicated with, it was decided not to can officer that he represented for denominational mission stud- dew 47; replied Hazle epeclflo ter. 64; point, humidity, 78; action until the cable office had closed at on board himself and would be ies on some Sunday of the year and ask- weather everybody not k: wind, S: velooity 9; oloudy. 6 o’clock this afternoon. Col. Ray assert- answerable for all. ing the oo-operation of other missionary thermometer 46; maximum personally partlr Mean dally that if at that time no further in- Last night the Spanish gunboat Cuba s ioieties. President Larnson in a fare- minimum ing jniek thermometer, 66; thermometer, structions had been reoeived, he would Espanola was set on Are, presumably un- well andress, said a better series of meet- of 16 S. A j 37; maximum velooity wind, take action immediately before nightfall. der orders from Havana. She was of no was never held by the board. residi ngs total precipitation, .0. meantime the United States troops value. She ran ashore when chased In the great reside Observation. to be marched up to the barracks the U. S. cruiser Marblehead and was KNIGHTS TEMPLAK CONCLAVE. Weather were by street which the Spaniards left last night on never hauled off, though she might have The weather end e Pittsburg, Pa., October 7.—The first agricultural department for Cienfuegos, Col. Ray con- been. for Oct. 7, taken at departing Chat i done in oonneotlon with the bureau yesterday, senting to encase the colors out of defer- business 8 meridiata time, the observa- paver of the grand encampment ol p. m., ence to Parron*s fear that sight of the ORD ERED TO MOVE- meeting being given in this affaii of the United tion for each section American excite the Spanish Knights Templar States, direction or flag might Mr. the of the committees on order: Temperature, wind and so Waa meetings element beyond restraint provoke Lee Directed to Prepare to Go to state of weather: General 300 fe and finanoes here this af- some overt act leading to bloodshed. jurisprudence Havana. ‘I w, ternoon. Boston, 66 degrees, S, cloudy; New the the two colonels olear; On leaving palace coin The committee on finance audited the York, 60 degrees, fi, Philadelphia, to the where they arrived walked square, » revi of W. R. 66 degrees, SE, olear; Washington, 66 de- regsjr Js Mayo, grand recorder, 62 Ootober 7.—Major General moat end H. Wales Lines, grand treasurer. grees, SE, cloudy; Albany. degrees, S, Washington, 58 degrees, Everybody would have Ex- Lee received an order from the the d oloudy; Buffalo, NE, if Fitzhugh 66 degrees, quisite Dressing they only him to mini] GANGES A TOTAL LOSS. oloudy; Detroit, N6\ knew how. And know War today directing 56 r< E, they may Department Befoi oloudy; Ohloago, degrqgf* oloudy; how. USE command from Jacksonville, Halifax, N. S., October 7.—Steamer St. 68 W, wloudy Huron, move his worn; Paul, degress, readiness Ganges from Montreal for Aberdeen is Dak., 64 degrees, N, cloudy; Bismarck, Ala., to Savannah and get It in cloth at N. and is believed tc of this rathe ashore Ferral, F., 50 degrees, SW. clear; Jacksonville, ! 76 BELL’S to embark for Havana by the last be a bo tad toss. Steamer Harlaw of Hali- dear. baok legrees, NE, General Lee leaves tonight for fax and steamers from St. John's, N. P., Spiced Seasoning, month. two make arrange- are taking cargo from the wreck. The Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup has been ^old and know. 80 Years the Savannah to preliminary womi still toe you’ll Ganges waa luadaU with cattle and pro- for over fifty years and is most papu- Favorite* ments to carry his orders into effect. men: •due* lar medicine for throat and lung-troublo, * \ who of of miles looking for some Indians lifif cause remained bearing to- were said to Want a council. I SCATTERED, i behind with and arrested r also gave my Interpreter an Indian I wanted near at hand and >f bis regi- First Page*' Continued from sent him to While I war talk- it was a3 the boat. to some I saw six backs AGE. ing old Indians, enure. He boasted that he bad seen armed A WOMAN’S rows, armed come out of the men to the and with Winchesters men as thick as leaves in the forisst did bouse and go away inland. They of the eam- defied those on board the boat to fire a not speak to ino, although I was their inllities there shot. agent for live years, and I feared trouble d the roads has his famil y loto Dr. Hart brought and called in 12 who were scat- to be the white at' tno soldiers, pplies Walker and all of people tered the shore. tore so bad his with a along agenoy have followed example,, "About that time Gen. Baoon returned .e axle, of the single exception—Mrs. Smith, on© with staoked Dr. Half of the men had Greene’s. Hersey troops. ajor teachers. arms and the order was to unload observations In and around Walker are appre- given People their equipments. As did so a shot come north hensive of the outcome and are demand' they was fired and. almost Immediately the 1 sidared one skins be until ing that the red pursued tiring became general. Still, the are broken In and they spirit thoroughly “The soldiers formed in a line in a by any spec- that if the trouble is cowed. They say semi-circle, facing the Indians and the 12 NERVURA red Camp allowed to now It will be bat a short drop men who were with me, rushed up to ha hnd ever before thev Will beooro.e defiant time again the right flank and drove the In- e, the sur- and that life anil will not be protect property dians baok, securing a more favorable r being all safe unless the ludians are exterminated. Makes Youthful Looks, One of these men eras shot in water was Tinker has wired Secretary position. Inspector the faoe, one In the urm and a third in re carefully of tho Interior Bliss for at least asking the I don’t know how the other men f the com- 5000 one-fifth of that leg. Vigor. troops. Probably were wounded. Beauty, Health, thls oamp. number will be more than suliiol.ent to do "After our first rush we had the best find a pio- that remains to be done. One of the all The log house was Inside our marked make. Sol- most citizen^ here explains position. The age of woman is not by prominent lines and it was used as a hospital and so well as the of the Indians toward Bear alone. The face, the migration the men the cover of logs and trees years pinched suffering island that are sought the by saying they probably and settled down for a long fight, it harsh voice, the angular form, on their way to the agency to' sign the the irritable — cir- continued through the day and evening hollow eves, disposition nt the rolls for peace, and that as soon as this is of of and was renewed Thnrsday morning, such are'the indications premature deatb done, there will be a exodus of general it was not so hot as daring the women are older at thirty the Rough across the border. He does although age. Many Chlppewas first hour. Thursday morning a boat are at There are had yellow not think another shot will he fired. than others fifty. made a with some provisions and and le thought landing many ills to women, nearly Gen. Baoon wanted to send the wounded peculiar more from all of them are of nervous character. in NOT SO FAVORABLE, baok. He sent me down to make arrange- lauding steamer in a delicate constitution may source, It Soldiers Should Leave There Would Be ments and I went out to the Possibly er have been inherited. Overwork and ved in his a oanoe. They brought down one wound- General Massacre. of the boat have on a condition Wrenn was ed man and the o:iptaln worry may brought x>exuro vuo uhhjib no amount of rest annis tour- St. Paul, Minn., October 7.—A Walker, Drougub Him on EQore. of exhaustion which a hot ooulrt be moved tbe Indians opened can Lack of means eard of him Minn., special to the Dispatch says: overcome. vitality fire on tbe boat and we bad to leave. WAnlr ni* imnilfP Mnmi. and the sliehtest 5 good con- left here The steamers Chief and Zella Abont six miles out we met the Flora exertion is more enervating to people o’clock this to bring In witb £0 or more armed men and 1 by Col. at three morning going than hard and con- the soldiers needed. Wnen I in such condition •ef Quarter- General Bacon and men away irom cue everything in health. left there bad been five killed and tinuous labor to those good the his- lake. eight ig mainland at the farther side of the Poor blood fails to proper nutri- at neither wounded besides the Indian policomen. give The boats took around the edges men were siok. I don’t know nerves, and ) had suffl- barges “Three tion to the trifling annoy- or wound- The wben they of which were piles of hey for fbreatworks. the names of any of the killed ances are soon magnified. slightest ed Wilkinson. shock. A dis- his respeot A detachment of regulars wa;s sent .With except Major noise becomes a serious nmediately “Gen. Bacon handled his men magnifi- word or a fancied 6light is each boat by Col. Harbach. cently and was on the firing line during agreeable id all had looked as some great sorrow. P. H. Sutherland, Indian agent the whole of the engagement, encourag- upon degree of Major become Neural- men and the Headaches frequent. me in the White Earth and Dr. Hart the sub- ing his direoting operations. at an almost unendurable He was seconded by Major Wilkin- pains are ot always at Leech lake were here ably giac agent agency, son the was Lieut. comes on and in- is desired, until latter killed,and torture. Dyspepsia to Col. Harbaoh to send further securing last night urge Boss, under fire for tbe first time, tensifies all other symptoms by at showed himself a born He rallied blood and nerves. a supply one hundred men to the agenoy once, Jighter. impoverishing the the men at the and stayed is acoouut reinforce Lieut. and his opening volley Troubles, both and mental, to Humphrey with them all the time. It is im- physical inning to of twenty regulars there. Col. right until the climax is reached squad possible to tell how many Indians are in multiply that he had received a in collapse. t ural diffi- Harbach replied the attacking party, but I should say not complete letter from Lieut. late In the This is the dark side. Life is full of of Humphrey less than ISO or 200, and we do not know 56,0U0 that he no is more sunshine afternoon stating hied appre- how many more are joining them. They darkness, but there t rule, and there and! that "Flat hension of trouble evidently had the thing all planned out than shade in the world. Science has urn a fau- of the said ha mouth” ohiet Chlppe/'was, and were ready to begin firing at the relief of hu- lted upon Hear come to the suffering deprecated the fight at island point signal. They concentrated part of their hospital that his tribe would gl ve no trouble. manity. fitted aud tire on the boats to drive them awav and fully He would therefore not send any soldiers of floors. He leave the soldiers no means relief, pro- to the joilers ns agency. viding they oould overpower the whole Col. Sheehan eeid today: 1 "There Will 1, because force. be a big conference of Indians today. Beaton : the “The newspaper men, Brill, Greene’s Bear Dr. given There will be also nd twenty-four and Koppen were all in good shape when many islanders at this conference and they will seemed I left, doing their share of duty on the aily, John, shot in thigh. higher prices has helped to retard the Francis, Charles. natural deollne in that produot. •puuna- '* Godfrey, private, shot through Bhould- The cotton industry snows better con- 3erman er. ditions in spite of the fall of ootton to the aarohed Charles. lowest ever and there ssicrnpti Jelsen, quotations known, Souyler, Albert. Is larger demand for most staple goods. respeo- Tnpnflr. Charles: shot through the The boot and shoe industry moves on tneseed shoulder. quite regardless of the high quotations xtraor- Wicker, George, Bhot in leg. 2 2 for leather and hides. ppeared Wounded civilians: The iron industry still gains so rapidly Edward.city marshal of Walker. that an boom would seem to Harris, unhealthy REPORTS BROM MAINE AND Osoar, Joseph, pilot of steamer Jennie. be in progress but for the peouliar con- f^ACE COMMISSION ADJOURNS. Sheehan, T. J., deputy United States ditions. SHANGHAI. irsburg Ootober 7. —The Amerioan and marshal. Wheat has been a little with Paris, the meet- says: declining Peace Commissioners again con- Washington, Ootober 7.—At Tinker, Indian inspector. fnraliyn PAnnrt.ll cnmpwhnt m nr« fawnro hla Spanish here fl, has fronted each other this afternoon. ing of the Eplsoopal oounoll today Walters, Henry, engineer of steamer as to corps and the actual dmoral European yet The commissioners held a Judge MoDonald, the lay representative Jennie. have been Amerioan of if Den- shipments 3,586.947 bushels, session thin and were occupied from Canada, and Rev. Morgan Dix, Gen. Bacon Is unhurt and all newspa- flour for the morning die- Included, week, against 4,- with correspondence. New York made addresses. The joint correspondents have been accounted for the week last Washington but it per 468,954 corresponding and of a stronger nature session was then oontlnued to oonsider for and are uninjured, though they were Something re- >pt the year. from the American side a* the question of missions, reports being at one time under the same fire wbloh Failures for the week have been 169 In may deyelop and isltion the result of the conferences with Major ceived and Bishops Neeley of Maine, thinned the ranks of the troops. the United States 212 lust against year. _i \k_.44-4- Tf the American Graves of Shanghai, speaking on mission the work. Afterwards the house of COL. SHEEHAN’S STORY. position was then sweeping regarding deputies from the dis- it has oertainly not weakened sitting separate bishops Graphlo Account of the Fight With the Philippines, routine The house of the statements of General Merritt. cussed business. Good-some by llxed Pillager Indiana. The session until Tuesday, bishops meeting praotically Monday adjourned noTt at, nirnn far taking nn t,h« nnastion Oototer 11. Walker, Minn October 7.—Col. T. J. divorce. Better--a few The are finished. The of marriage and who was preliminaries Sheehan, deputy marshal, commissions, at today's session, settled be taken SMITH STILL CHAMPION. wounded in Wednesday's fight, arrived upon the points which are to -fels-naptha but it there here and gives a Best- under consideration, appears New October early today graphlo are to be York, 7.—Mysterious is no i settled order in which they this is still the cham- account of the aotion up to the time he soap, which saves Bill Smith of city considered. welter weight pugilist. He met started back. have been exchanged in pion the clothes washes Propositions and Charles McKeever of Philadelphia at the He says: writing between the commissions will Lenox A. C. tonight in a 25 round bout “We landed about 10 o’olook Wednes- each, commissions, in recess, separate- and them. at 142 pounds and although McKeever on the on purifies—and ly deliberate day the southeast side of point the full rounds, the bout was one the north of Bear isl- lyon stayed mainland, directly does all in half sided and all in Smith’s favor. and. Near the s.ore is the log house of \ OAKEY HALL DEAD. Ah-Mah-Ge- Shirk. Gen. Bacon left Bug time and with half 7.— TO CUKE A COLO IN ONE DAY 12 soldiers the shore to protect the jjffew York Ootober Ex-Mayoi alorg at his home al landing place and the remainder of the Oaikey Hall died tonight Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug- labor. New troops marched across the point to the ^(Washington square, South lork, gists refund the money If it falls to cure. zBo. L. B. on eaeh tablet. west side and along the shore for a oouple Grocers sell it. PELS ft C0.» Phils. ■fifed 73. The genuine has Q. ( MISCELLANEOUS. lIISCELLAaniuug. -- second to Mabel owned PRIMARY SCHOOLS- [ | T MISCELXANEOU8. the H., by C. S. THE bleeding the schools. | ^ PIE EATING CONTEST. Higgins, and the third to Nameless, in the Number of To the Press: owned by R. D. Fiokett. A Substantial Increase Editor of the I “State educational de- TRACK EVENTS. Pupils Attending, notice that the IT WILL NOT 00 IT. call it at as they Augusta, 3 o’olook the horses partment,” At were called up has The school A few days ago the statistics of the issued a proclamation. for the 3.50 class, and tbe judges were Pio Race Feature High and Grammar sohools showed that teaohers of Maine are thereby informed the Custard of ^earboro L. J. Nichols, Freeport; Addison Buck, Fat Taken Into System there are not so many pupils in these that there are two loud calls for help, and Scar and G. Allen's Mills. boro, M.Hatcb, be well for Fair. schools as last year. The figures from warned that it will them to Make Fat. The latter acted as starter and performed Does Not the primary sohools and kindergartens respond. This is not exactly blackmail- his work in a highly satisfactory manner. just by Superintendent Lord, ing which is being practised, for of course The horses were sent off together in the complied show that there has been a substantial the superintendent of schools would first heat, Sobley having the pole. Jobie Cod Liver Oil’s Largely increase in the number of pupils over resent anything of that sore, hut it is Popularity AN EXCITING IF NOT BECOMING soon took the lead and held it to the fin- last year. The statistics are as follows: something suspioiously near to it. And m ish, although trailed by Pus lo This Erroneous Idea. CONTEST, uncomfortably 1897 1898 more than that, I think the superintend- John H., a good part of the time. Ticeye i 800 ent ought to protect the sohools from was on the run most of the heat and fin- Shailer, lp 006 627 these raids rather than assist the This Enhanced North, raiders. The Value of Remedy ished so far in the rear as to coll forth Monument 006 243 street, In this extraordinary address, and per- Contests Yesterday Loud when he at lust Chestnut 413 429 With the Fat. Result* of the Fulling applause got safely street, it is not so by Doing Away Centre 186 137 haps extraordinary aftsr all, J- Winners In the Trot- home. street, Johie and J. Casoo 248 263 for it is only following many bad ex. The second third heats’wero but street, Races—hast l»ay of.the Exhibition .and Park street, 261 173 Stetson two does not ting amples, Superintendent says Fat taken into the stomach repetitions of the first. The only two Brackett street, 179 205 Today, national commissions have recently been of have horses in the race were Jobie and 261 297 make fat, Thousands physicians really MoLellan, one the I organized, to soiioit funds for dis- at the Vaughan street, 116 129 cod liver oil for wasting was a red-letter day John H. They led the procession which erection of a of prescribed Yesterday West, 212 211 monunjent in memory that show them- a at had the men who were “the explo- eases and all troubles Seal boro fair and ; ^reoord-breaker long gaps in it at times, with Ticeye Peaks Island, 87 40 killed by it to sion of the Maine. But that S would recommend selves in a decline of weight. Physicians that. Not that the crowds were any big- trailing along as a sert of rear guard. battleship cheerfully ^ 3108 ship did not “explode,” if oiBoial report " fat or is not what nor the time of the blood- In the 2.83 class there was some fine 3011 know that the grease ger than usual are worth anything. The other commis- all athletes.’’; is necessary to make fat or tissue. They ed animals faster than in previous years, sport. M. G. I), had the pole, but soon KINDERGARTENS. sion wants money to build a monument somewhere New note also know that it is one of the main rather for the novelty which was lost it to Turnar Girl, who broke and 60 to Gen. Lafayette. j| bat Ward 1, 46 what Mr. Stetson says: things that make cod liver oil impracti- introduced and called “a pie eating con- was passed by Lady Eloise. A pretty race North, 45 51 jj The department has delayed making is too rich to to the Ward 34 49 cal in many cases. The fat test” which created more fun followed between her, T. T. and Nel- 3, public these two as long as it is Centre street, 24 25 requests a stomach weakened by seen at any mah. Towards the last to do so. The fact that be digested by square inch than has been quarter T. T. Braokett 29 65 thought prudent street, the national monument is for the purpose disease. county fair tor manyta long year. sneaked in and took the pole and there Ward 7, 27 28 The Great and World’s Record Breaker, writes: of honoring men who lost their lives in p*IA\& M Cyclist oil Is often the the heats of one of the track was work done down the home When cod liver given, Between good the ship which Was named for our State 1—UUIIC 6T8i/SJ’LIIlg^, “Johann Hoff’s was recommended to me W the 205 258 Malt Extract by oil passes from the body In exactly events, the master of ceremonies was seen stretch. Lady Eloise made an unfortu- leaves us no choice in contributing to thi3 The the The fact that General Lafayette W Mr. Nat and I find it an and muscle builder, j 1 can recommend same state In which it is received. placing two large .pieces of paper.on nate break and Turner Girl showed a object. Butler, elegant appetizer was at one time the guest of the State, dootors ood liver oil is raised near the stand, burst of and the leaders SOUTH PORTLAND. it to all and athletes.” am&t & mendel&qn go., sole new roi-k reason prescribe platform grand good speed gave and the still more important fact that he highly cyclists Agents, an that it contains certain curative proper- and at each corner of the square was a lively finish, but had hardly steam was a friend of Washington, and largely of these eaoh > our ties. It is to take advantage old-fashioned custard pie. Behind enough to overtake T. T. and Nelmah, their instrumental in securing independ- have Hose Co. No. 2 of Willard held this cumo nnmt.ivA nroDeriies that? they ence as a make our duty in was a stalwart with hands tied who finished first and second. nation, to pie youth annual meeting evening, and The teachers so often tried to force their patients Wednesday matter olear.” behind his back. That each of the boys The start was good in the second heat are asked to take this horrible, greasy, vlle-smelling, the following officers were eleotsd: and soholars of the State give evident, a a monument to the men nauseating remedy. had a mouth for pie^was quite and T. 1., Eloise and Nelmah made the Capt.—Willis F. Strout. cent apleoe for hare not who when the Maino was There are but few people who should round it the quiok- first half close Eloise soon after- Clerk—S. G. Willard. lost their lives but who get together. ten” cents had in one way or another First Asst.—C. W. Strout. destroyed, and “not over experience est time was a question, m »s*'c“ waras oroite ana jNerman uy maKing a to and with ood liver oil, and even the thought Second Asst.—E. C. Twltobell. opieoo for a monument Lafayette, o a shudder. went at down, and fine drive on the last T. of these offerings of its smell i6 enough to cause signal they it, belly eighth passed Trustee for three years—F. W. Taylor. days for the collection of these it is not of how TSt ______/-i n ni n are and the teachers are urged When we think things a demonstration T. and took the heat. -I IUUUUU VU1U.-Wi If* VI suggested, gave practical UViUUV) nblMron nonornn 2 vi n (T that everyone in our City is de- Twitcliell and W. 1). strange a man would eat custard pie who;was There was a fine show of horse raoing Mooney. and oth- sounding the praise of Vinol. by suitable readings, recitations F of the use of hands and of legs,too. in the third and the last At the next meeting a fine supper will contributions Vinol, which Mr. Jas. D. Dolan is prived heat, passing er axeroises, so as to insure on to the State. handling, is the solution of an embarras- There was no handicap., in this raoe quarter, Eloise, T. T. and Nelmah were be served. whloh will be creditable have had to The of the superintendent in- sing puzzle that pbysioians acoount of length of nose which at times handsomely bunched. Eloise broke and Quartermaster Sergt. Huntington, late long appeal Much has been cludes a lot of about Maine’s place contend with for years. contestants of the Connecticut Volunteers was cal- gush seemed to bother one of|the on the home stretch, just as Nelmah at- and our said in the past few days of this wonder- In “past and current” history, the raoe was latter on friends in the village this week. and z ful disoovery, and yet it would be impos- at least, but for all this, tempted to pass T. T., the swerved ling capability of appreciating great men, after in the directions to sohool teaohers re- sible to say too much in its praise. an even thing. Five minutes a little and the wheels locked. The heat He makes his headquarters city. explicit in- quite the in which contributions m Vinol—Wine of Cod Liver Oil, will there was who finished first. The D. W. Clark Ice of Port- garding ways teeth and tongue got to work was given to T. T., Company must be sent after have been deed to be a Godsend of the most they extort, prove and and the T. T. had the in the fourth land, is repairing the dam of its pond in kind. As we have described it nothing left but plates paper pole heat, ed from the pupils. > preolous four min- off all of This sort of seems to me to be a before, there is no need now of entering winner did the triok in just and held it past the first half, though Pleasantdale, drawing nearly thing at but re- This is done combination of begging and blackmail- into the subjeot length; Just utes and forty seconds. All the pie-eaters closely trailed by Nelmah. It looked the water. work prepara- can ing. In many oities and some States the H member that In Vinol you procure were to the winter harvest. hailed from Soarboro and they like another close finish but Nelmah tory use of the sohools for the further- all the m jdlcinal properties or curative publlo Celius The sea fowl are more this is not principles that make ood liver oil famous, Harry Swasey, who finished first; broke on the homestretch losing the heat plenty year ance of private schemes of this sort m con- have been for some time. allowed. It not to be allowed here. but without the greasy fat. Vinol Peterson, second; Frank Sylvester, third, and race to T. T. than they ought are beoause tains the amount of the aotlve Members of the life station crew They private schemes, they just right and A. S. Wheeler, fourth. The summaries: saving who 30 medicinal of the cod’s liver are the device of privato citizens, properties crowd had laughing killed nearly ten one day last week. to take of feel- that is necessary for the cure of suoh dis- The hardly stopped 2.50 Class, Trot or Pace ; Purse $50. hope advantage patirotio o» of Portland is themselves os as ood liver oil has been this little when the sack Mr. Washington Libby ing to make oonspiouous ■ eases prescribed over episode Jobie, bg, (Jordan), 111 does a summer residence on the Scott leaders in a patrlotio work. What for. raoe Was announced. That set them John H., b g, 2 3 2 building should (Higgins), the New York man who started the al- This Is a subjeot that everyone tumbled b 3 3 4 farm at Pond Cove. as seven fellows Schley, g, (Dyer), Dyer movement for a monument to, the beoome familiar with, and we recommend agoing again 4 4 3 leged Besele Wilkes, b m, (Ramsdell), Laura P. has returned care of one another for a distance of about Mrs. Libby men who died in Havana harbor that you make inquiries your druggist over King Ticeye, s g, (Sawyer), 5 6 5 roin a visit in Qorham. about Maine? What do the silly people BEST ON THE MARKET* in regard to Vinol, or if you will oali on 50 feet, seeing who would g6t under the f Time, 2,43 1-4, 2.40, 2.39 1-2. who are children to build great Mr. Dolan, who has associated himseli took first Mr. William Whitehall wi.l move his asking wire first. E. T. Larkin prize; " four or five million with the Mew York ohemists, who are 2.33 Trot or Paoe; Purse $100. battleships, oosting second, and F. Sylves- Class, family from Burnham street, where they know or care about preparing this remedy, he will gladly R. W. Robinson, dollars apiece patrio- T. T., bk 1211 have resided for a number of to N. M. PERKINS & give anyone all explanations that may bt ter, third. g,|(Towle), years, tism? GO,, Nelmah, r g, 2 12 2 The school ohlldren of Maine are no desired in regard to this subject. to the more serious sports of (Huntoon), Green street in Portland. furth- Passing Turner Girl, (Twomjpley), 3 4 4 3 more in love with great “causes” which 8 Free For the oonvenienoe of the publio be A BLAZE. St. the the games of base ball should b m, 4 3 3 4 QUITE demand their than were Mrs. er down town, Mr. Dolan has established day Lady Eloise, (Dyer), nickels 5ept24dtf Portlands tried M. G. b 5 5 5 5 near a at children The latter had to give a branch Vinol agenoy at D. W. Hesel- mentioned. The South D., g, (Nason), There came being bad blaze Jellyby’s b 6 0 dr whether wanted to or not, and these tine & Co.’s, Congress, oorner Myrtle conclusions with the Soarboro High school Westfield, g,.(Cross), Nat Gordon's store on Thursday nignt they 2.33 2.33 1-2. official documents are calculated to make streets. first resulted in Time, 2.33 1-2, 2.38 1-4, 3-4, The which boys in two games. The about twelve o’clock. lamp our teaohers and scholars think it is a PROGRAMME. favor of the Scarboro boys with a soore of TODAY’S hangs over the pool table in the billiard duty for them to give when it is not. A Ten oents is a tie. cent is a very small sum. WATCH SALE ! 9 to 6. The afternoon game was 2 p. m.—2.38 class; purse $75. room exploded and set tire to some in- ncIHIIMS not a great amount, but ten cent pieces Stevens were the of 2.30 p. m.—2.23 class; purse $150. flammable material in the room but be- Stearns and battery do not on bush, and thous- 3 race to saddle. grow every p. m.—Running _ South Portland, while Larkin and Larkin fore the Are got much headway the clerk, ands of children will be made unhappy The most perfect combination I Other features will be a wheelbarrow home and ask yet produced. Superior did the honors for the Scarboros. Joe WarreD, put it out. At the bost it by being obliged to go race and the greased pig race, both of father and mother for money to give to to older brands. All druggists and confectioners have 500 Waltham OF OPIUM CONTESTS. was a close call. It, ELIXIR PULLING monument these which are bound to furnish a lot of fun. Help self-advertising who have not been endorsed by or by mail, prepaid, for 5 cents in stamps. The draft oxen were at it again yester- NEW CHURCH CONVENTION. builders, Is a preparation of the Drug by which its PREMIUM LIST. the Stats of Maine. in the class under effects are removed, while tbe val day and sweepstake The Maine association of the New Pass the hat among grown and and Watches. njurious The were the people Elgin Ii result was as follows: following among premiums not to use liable medecinal properties are retained. 7 ft. 2 in., the it3 convention last keep what you get, but do try awarded Church began evening all the sedative anodyne and anti- 87 ft. 5 in.; Oscar F. yesterday: the public sohools in this miserable way. possesses Henry Morrison, at the Church of the New Jerusalem on nc Vertical Writing—Miss Dollla Carter, C. C. COUILLARD. f spasmodio powers of Opium, but produces first yoke, 60 ft. 5 in.; Oscar PPORTION it so that after Deering, Soarboro. New High street with a pastors’ con- Portland, Me., Oct. 6. ^ The Latest Productions of theso sickness of the stomach, no vomiiing, no cos 18 ft 8 nec-^| second F. Deering, yoke, in.; Bread—Mrs. Sara Moulton, Soarboro. is the 63rd annual conven- In nervous dis ference. This essary expenses are there tiveness, no headache. acute 19 ft. 7 in. Miranda Scarboro. paid $ Two Leading Companies. E. S. Libby, Dolies—Mrs. Libby, tion of this association and the THE CRAWFORD NOTCH ABLAZE, orders it Is an invaluable remedy, and is recom- Preserves—Mr. C. L. Scar- pastors’ Over 7 ft. 6 in. in girtb, the result was: Robinson, $ will remain a surplus for Life Insur- mended the best physicians. boro. conference last evening while not largely The & Whitcomb $ by ft. 6 Oscar F. Raymond party Henry Morrison, 10 in.; Fruit—Mrs. L. E. Canned Gilman, attended was decidedly interesting. |The which camo down the Crawford ance and other essential investments. * ft. 9 E. S. 18 ft. through This is by far the largest and Deering, 26 in.; Libby, Scarboro. Maine were following pastors present: Notch the first of this week were treated man E. Jellies—Louise D. Fenderson, Scarboro. ![? e„ The who neglectss to insure his $ best line ever shown in this FERRETT, Agent, 8 in. Rev. Messrs. Stone of Dole of city, 37* PEARL, ST., NEW YORK. Pickles—Mrs. W. H. Scarboro. Fryeburg, to one of the grandest sights which they Sg small part $ a contest between draft Googins, and the month of Octo- jnel,W&Sat,tfwm There was Susan Schafer of State Mis- Ilfc 0tmtS to a during Patchwork Quilt—Mr. Colley, Bath, Brunswick, have ever seen, as the entire of the » to Lite ... PCrfofm dutV as follows: C. length given t I at that horses under 2400-pounds Elizabeth. of and the ber shall sell prices will Cape sionary, Worcester Portland, Crawford Notoh was one blaze of brilliant botl1 sacred and clear. & «/ V invested 1. U1DU E. B. Soarboro. > nOUlUfcUU, pou, Glove Case—Mrs. Carter, the board I Insurance, surprise you. Remember that Rev. Mr. Hinkley, seoretary of autumn more beautiful than It | second 27 ft. 11 in. Handkerchief Case—Mrs. C. S. Allen, foliage, L. Robinson, pair, Ti_*-i„ A A.nf *n one of our modern these watches are the latest Mao IP H Partow Sinnv- of missions with other visitors. has been for I I jt jt COSTS LITTLE I up HORSES WINTERED J. S. Jordan’s many years. Over 24 pounds, pair second. The commenced with the read- definite to date. We have them in 14 kt. Park— boro, meeting This is the season of the year to values, At my farm nearly opposite Riverton half a just ..MEANS MUCH. the drag 17 ft. 8 in. in just J. W. Sawyer, first. Rev. i| PoUci^with | solid silver and just across the bridge—and two minutes’ walk pulled Counterpane—Mrs ing of the scriptures and prayer by make the to the Mountains, and tie will afford unrivalled gold, gold filled, minute and then stopped, G. C. Place's Croohet Centre Piece—Susie Evelyn trip j- always pro- from electrics, which run every fifteen min- officers were allowed to the live-minute Mr. Schafer. The following Maine Cenntral railroad announces in our silverene cases. utes. Large new and warm barn with best of pair was tug Larrabee, first. tection, and be worth cash to the policy- Facts sent by feed and fine water. Terms very allowance with 26 ft. 9 in. to their oredit. Basket—Mrs. Frank re-eleoted: an excursion Sun- ijj jjj care, spring Fancy Campbell, advertising oolumns * Gents’ Watches from 85 to $100 on the or address holder in future years, if he lives, ® reasonable. Applv premises, first; Miss Odaria Lombard, Mr. Stone. mail. “ MATCHED HORSES. Pleasantdale, President—Rev. day, Oct. by train leaving Portland Ladies’ Watches to JOSEPH REEL), second. Dr. Worcester of Port- Oth, $5 $75 _ Secretary—Rev. octleod2w* Pride’s Corner, Me. at 10 10 a. m., tiokets being sold at Jl.50 The first premuim for best matched Croohet Yoke—Mrs. W. H. Googins, land. We would be pleased to show the Excursionists have about went to Geo. Place, South Port- first. the was round trip. I ilnior, mutual fife Insurance Co. | horses Sarah Theffirst paper of; evening by iv you this line, and we can surely Hand made Skirt—Mrs. Roberts, an hour at in Port- land the seoond to N. B. Lane, Soarboro, of entitled B'abyans, arriving vt> Every contract has the of .3 to ; first. Rev. Mr. Stone Kryeburg protection *«/4 IVT/> you. THE . land at 6.46 m. This will Maine’s Unexcelled Non-Forfeiture Eaw. please and the third to J.E. Jordan, Cape Eliza- Cover—L. L. first. Miracles of Our Lord.” p. probably i]/ Corset Pillsbury, “The (v Union Mutual has thousands of Maine policy-holders. {p Cotton—Miss Ida be the last Suuday excursion of tho sea- beth. Point Lace Leavitt, Rev. George H. Dole of Bath read a and who havo not made tho Portland. “The Character son, those GENTLEMEN’S DRIVING HORSES. Set—Miss Grace Brazier. paper entitled Apostolic Worsted trip should not fail to see the autumn Bed Spread—Mrs. W. H. Gilman. of tho New Church.” In this class first prize was awarded so Clothes! Easel—Sirs. L. S. Lombard. of Brunswick read beauties lavishly displayed. Kohling: Rev. J. W. Schafer McKENNEY, Queen Estelle, owned by J. 0. Sawyer; Loaf Cake—Flora L. Burnham. a on “Swedenborg.” Tomato Catsup—Miss Elser Lund. paper THE JEWELER, most Table Luxuries—Miss Annie Gilman. The last paper of the evening was b> The public IN CHILDREN. every dressy ^^B their them Oliver. D. en- schools teach al- © Hundreds of children have worms, but parents doctor ibr»y^ R monument Square. Cut Flowers—Mildred the Rev. Samuel Worcester, D., [WORMS and JHhT| in known else. The best Worm Remedy made, octl Utf man Portland Outline Work—Mildred Barbour, Cash cf most every © nearly everything likewisegj titled “Study Concerning the Speech of the best Remedy for all the complaints of children, such as Feverish- S Corner. branch study 0 is Knows my Merchant Not © ness, Costiveness, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, etc., JL&f Tailoring. —Lewis Evil Spirits.” but the one most jL ^ gj Original Poetry Wright. branch every one has been advised of the stock This was followed by a general discus-' important of all. What does 1 TRUE’S Pin Worm ELIXIR of elegant Autumn and Winter Cloths GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. sion. likewise for all stomach troubles of adults miB-1 it your son g Its efficacy in such troubles—and © profit It has been a household remedy for that have come to me from the best For- The convention this morning at an intel- g —has never been equalled. Howard, Sawyer, first; opens if he has and harmless. Price 35 cents. Aak your Mangolds—N. g 46 years. Purely vegetable second. o’clock when the business session of lect like a Newton, eign and Domestic Manufacturers. N. I. Sawver ten §5 Druggist for It. dr, j. p. TRUE &- CO., Auburn, Me; rfs I. first. and is an \&j0© TO INVESTORS. English Turnips—N. Sawyer, the church will be held. In the afternoon mentally g Rook on “Children’’ free to Ruta Baga—S. J. Garmon, first; A. I. Admiral Crichton, pothe^.^^rJ^^^on^^haT^^e^treatHient^WrUeforhook. at half past one o’clock will OVERCOATINGS which combine Sawyer, second. beginning if he has a weak address after which -- warmth with lightness and flexibility, Trace Sweet Oorn—N. I. Sawyer, first; oocur the president's and puny body WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY They have stood the test of years, « of in all the latest J. F. Storey, second. the will be and not the re" AT A A ABA P®* and have cured thousands colorings. following papers presented: ^ ^ f* such Cabbage—N. I. Sawyer, first; S. J. motest idea of \ I k||M|« cases of Nervous Diseases, church is a religious organization W B »1V11U as Dizziness, BUSINESS SUITINGS. New and second. ;“Tho how to care for Debility, Sleepless- Harmon, ness and Varicocele,Atrophy,&c. choice effects, unlike any of other Indian Corn—Ira H. Dresser, by Henry A. Swanton of Roxbury and health ? A Trace his T dear the brain, strengthen Robert be They STOCK. years. first; W. W. Dresser, second. David Page Perkins of Portland. ; boy should the circulation, make digestion STOCK, STOCK, B. Libby, first; of Cumberland Mills will read from the and a Trace Corn—Harry H. Dcback ■ impart stock o£ Pop taught -na.rr -“t,™ perfect, healthy DRESS SUITS. My extra on of Divine his Unless A Gilt Edged Security. Controls tha George E. Gilman, second. a paper “The Church that is start that ^ vigor to the whole being. All drains and losses are checked permanently. patients fine fabrics for dress suits is into or Death, without a J. F. Storey, first on oats, barley, rye Providence to Establish.” health is his most are properly cured, their condition often worries them Insanity, Consumption charter of the Portland Electric Light iron-clad to cure or refund the competitor in Portland. and second on beets. Ju the evening there will bo a social precious endow- Mailed sealed. Price $i per box; 6 boxes, with legaTguarantee Send for free. book. Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, 0. Co. Will light Portland, Deering and Onions—Lemuel Milliken, first; W. E. gathering in the vestry of the church and ment. Without health, all the talent, all j_ money, $5.co. TROUSERINGS. The most com- Me. Elizabeth with Low Cost Water Plummer, second. on Sunday will be held special services aa the genius, and all the ambition in the C. H. Guppy St Co., Agents, Portland, Cape plete collection of cloths for trousers S. J. Harmon, first on hubbard squash, follows: world are worthless. A boy should be Power from Great North ever shown. Falls, Gorham, that I have and cabbage, S. J. October 10.30 a. m.—Service that success in walk of life, that pumpkins potatoes, Sunday, 9, taught any CITY OF PORTLAND. G5TY OF PORTLAND. 14 miles from Portland. Harmon first and second. and Sermon; the Rev. Geo. Henry Dole, happiness, and life itself, are dependent Beets—S. J. Harmon, first. officiating. his care of his health. I would suggest that my customers upon Large Profits assured and Carrots—C. F. Jellerson, first; fa. J. IS m.—Communion Service. When a man feels that he is losing hia Molise (o Contractors. PrGB»osEii« Tor Tearing Down give their orders as in the seasoi the when his cheeks no rates that will Induce early Harmon, second. 7.30 p. m.—Service and Sermon; health and vigor, long- the Paris. School House. popular E. Plummer, second. is no elastic and as possible, thus ensuring promptness Pumpkins—W. Rev. Willard H. Hinkley, officiating. er glow, his step longer proposals lor constructing Tower, an immense business. Roberts the of health is no longer in his SEALEDShelter ami Entrances to Deer- in and Beans—Wm. Close of the Association. sparkle Gate-way will bo received at tlie office of for making delivering, of work rest more and Oaks on state will be received hy Write particulars. Largest Collection Vegetables—Harry eyes, ha should less, ing’s street, PROPOSALStile Mayor until Thursday, Oct, 13, at 12 m. on Hubbard to restore his the Commissioners of Cemeteries and Public C Lane, first; second squash resort to the right remedy for tlie tearing down and removal of tlie Park GEN. MATTOCKS THANKED. Grounds at the office of tits Commissioner of and first on Marrow squash. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical street school house. All bricks and stone- bodily vigor. Public Wonts, City nail, until Saturday, was re- is a natural medicine—a scientif- work to bo cleaned ami piled up. under the NOTES. Tho following letter of thanks Discovery October 8th, 1898, at 12 o'clock in., when they no violence to nature. direction of the Committee on Public Build- It is the coffee that ic medicine. It does will he opened and read. CUMBERLAND W. H. of Portland sent to Gon. Charles P. Mattocks: publicly ings. The nailers to be removed from the KOHLING E. S. Pendexter offered a cently It works with and not against nature. It Planks on which must ho mads Chicka- proposals cellar lo a place designated by the committee BAXTER fails to a handsome Gen. Mattocks, Camp Thomas, he natural of secretion and specifications and further informa- BLOCK. never ab- special premium, paper promotes t processes plans, and housed over: the above to remain the give It and tion can he obtained at the office of said Com- octicodim was awarded Miss muuga: and excretion. imparts vitality of the city. All other material is to weight, which Gilman have been general in com- missioner of Public Works. The Commission- property : solute satisfaction. Dear Sir—I power to f.he whole system. It gives be the property of the co::tr,.ctor, and must be Illuminating Co., exhibit of table luxuries. not ers of Cemeteries and Public Grounds reserves for her mand of the very active, if military, color to the cheeks, sparkle taken away beloro Jan. 1.1399. The right is their ser- plumpness aVid the to reject any or all bids should they force of ladies, who have given to to the nerves, right reserved to reject any or all bids not doomed 476 COR. CROSS The seal which it the eyes. steadiness deem it lor the interest of the city so to do. FORE, ST., THE MUNICIPAL COURT, sick diet kitonens the vices in tho special strength to the muscles and animation Bids should he marked Proposals for Build- SAGADAHOC at the various division It makes the and to Me. FAIR, bears is a hospitals. of health to tl ve whole body. in ir Tower, etc.,” addressed Portland, guarantee a wagon to W. aepD dtf Your kindness in sending appetite keen and hearty. It is the great A. SMITH, Secretary, of action, has of and Puolic its and BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON. take them to their fields blood-maker fl esh-builder and nerve-tonic Commissioners ^emeteries that has been a purity been much appreciated. It a«d Medicine dealers sell it Grounds. sumo time has restorative^ Portland, Oct. 1,1E93. octldtd have not been Friday—Stephen Meney, intoxication, financial help, and at tho and have nothing else “just TOPSHAIV3, strengtho m absolutely I their CROWN and BRIDGE WORK fined $3 and costs. boen an expression of sympathy as good." Hans Nelsen, intoxioation, fined $3 and work, that is both helpful and gratify- and boils, and with, and that "I was afflirleH with pimples and a tampered costs. "n& neck," writes Robert Irregularities Specialty. OCTOBER 11,12, IS,’98. mnmngsor® on fP Colum- it is James Pride, malicious mischief, thirty On behalf of the ladies themselves, s. Wert Tfie Galloway Ave., “iTsTiTiirar- which Golden Medical Great surely days in the county jail. and of the Relief Commission, bus, Ohio.’ EIGHT YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. Great races. disnlay. Great Sport. thank yon took^Er.'Pierce’s and was cured. Continual performance. James Price, intoxication, fined fa and they represent, permit me to Discovery and Pellets,' TEACHER OF PIANO and ORGAN. Open Evenings. Prices Moderate. Chase & Sanborn’s and to wish all goad 'P1ea\ant costs. most heartily, Constipation is commonest beginning John fined and for wherever may go. tW “es and Studio 37 T. M. C. A. Building. Taylor, Intoxication, $3 things you, you and first Luse of serious OR. ELLERY P. BLANCHARD, A sentence of June Truly „Uy Di. p and Seal Coffee costs. suspended 37, « should bre treated with IDIESINnrXiSST- Fsri from Portland return $1.05 Brand EIwooil always with^c-, the Residence US lawn Avenue. 1898, also imposed. Belle “Trimble Mattson. (Mrs. Pleasant Pellets sed in connection ItOiun 35-30-37, Y. 51. C. A., Congress u Deering; Center. John continued to most perieci ■■ d3m McEvoy, assualt, Mattson.) are the ■ '■ augl -w. B. KENDALL, President. 13,10'Jb. Discovery.” T/hese oc;4 dim : •’ 7 J October 8, 1898. Chattanooga, Tenn., September natural cure. i W. S. ROGERS, Secretary. ocLMOt 'i laxative;* and permanently -———* FINANCIAL, was abundant MIgfflVAAylSOrrS. I _Ainmmnnrra._ _Awtuntm._ PORTLAND DAILY PRESS* insists that the food supply and wholesome. The testimony of Gen. NAVAL RESERVE NEEDED. AND — Lee in regard to the camp at Jacksonville MAINE STATE PRESS. is quite as favorable as that of Gen. Subscription Rates* WOODBURY & MOULTON, JEFFERSON THEATRE. I Boynton’s in regard to Chiokamauga. for $3 ter (lx Daily (in advance) $0 per year; He relates one lnstanoe, and but one, in Made Ready This Afternoon at 2.30. at 8.00. a 60 cents a month. to Navy Department by Tonight § months; $1.50 quarter; which there was any reason for complaint Report I'ne Daily is delivered every morning by - - in regard to the quality of the food and here Beach. Last Performances of I carrier anywhere within the city limits had at Lieutenant the trouble was due to unavoid- Woodford* without extra charge. apparently BANKERS, stated that be had Daily (not in advance), invariably at the able oauses. He expressly i no the War rate of $7 a year. fault to find with Depart- Duty*_ _ Middle & Sts. THE GEISHA. of his Cor. Maine State Press, (Weekly) published ment, and he did not believe any AS TO DE- Exchange 60 cents for 6 RECOMMENDATIONS One the Presented by n Company of Fault'd Comic Opera Celebrities. every Thursday, $1.00 per year; command had. We have now had the tes- This is an a soldier's life. of months; 26 cents for 3 months. episode of Songs, Dance.. Marches, Choruses. timony of three men who were as thor- FENCE OF MAINE COAST. and but 60—PEOPLE IN THK COMPANY-63 Persons wishing to leave town for long or first to volunteer; he fmight faithfully well, INVESTMENT SECURITIES, oughly acquainted as anyone could Bhort may have ihe addresses of their the periods at returned a wreck. he lauds spe- and Wednesday as be with the conditions Camp physical To-day Tuesday papers changed as often desired. Thomas and and it com- LETTERS OF CREDIT, Rates. Jacksonville, which made him hale and Advertising Portsmouth Is Too Much Exposed for an cific hearty. CHARLES H. HOYT’S Greatest Farce Success pletely negatives the popular impression Comedy In Daily Press $1.50 per square, for one Naval Station—Portlard which has been created as to those camps, Important DRAFTS. $4.00 for one monUi. Three insertions FOREIGN week; and Bath Would Be Better Locations “ the matter over with wife other ad- more especially as to Camp Thomas, by When President Lincoln called for volun- i talked my aug24dtt or less, $1.00 per square. Every day the A STRANGER IN NEW YORK. and news- a Yard—Words of Praise for to and decided to try pills. Before the first vertisements, one third .ess than these rates. stories of some soldiers many for Navy teers suppress the Rebellion, S. R. box was half gone I was much better. Half square advertisements $1.00 for one paper correspondents, that bad sites were Portland and Bath Naval Reserves— Hunter, a blacksmith in South N. I INA BO?n°K I Scrlba, “ more boxes. ORIGINAL ] sl.ngf,’ for one month, that the water I eagerly purchased -f HARRY GII.FOIC y NEW l Dsnces. week or $2.60 selected in the first place, An Interest Y., immediately left his and was one ng Report, forge “I continued to steadily as I PICT I ARTHUR PAIN | | Costumes, i is a space of the width of a col* and improve “A square” supply was inadequate Impure, of the first to respond. continued taking the pills. NEW LOAN. bAOl L UIIXIAN WICKES J J Scenery, f nmn and one inch long. and Robert J. Beach U. S. “ and others. Seats now on Sale. I that the food was scanty frequently Lieutenant Enlisting in Co. K., Ninety-fourth New were all astonished at the marvel- on first one-third addi- We Special Xotices, page, in command of the U. S. unfit to eat, and that the hospital servioe Navy, who was York Volunteers, he in many ous lor the better in my health. tional. participated change was inadequate. The most, that S. Montauk during the last few months fierce battles, death in innumer- “It didn't seem possible, after all the Amusements and Auction Sales, $2.00 per grossly escaping is admitted any of these witnesses is of her in Portland harbor, and who of suffering and expense to which I each week. Three insertions or less, by stay able instances. years square that such a could that after a certain time the sanitary was alto in command of the jFirst Dis- The conflicts which he encountered in had been put, remedy $150,000 $1.50 per square. so and classed conditions became to the trict of the United States Auxiliary Na- war where nothing, as compared with his cure me readily. Reading Xotices in nonpareil type bad, owing neg- I of the to conflict with disease since. “Altogether used nine boxes with other paid notices, 16 cents per line each lect of the men and their offioers, and val Force, has submitted bis report PROVIDENCE & TAUNTON The hardships of army life left him a pills. Insertion. that for a while, after a sudden outbreak the Chief of the Auxiliary Naval Forces, “ wreck. I can now walk miles without exertion. RAILWAY CO. Pure Reading Xotices in reading matter type, of measles, some of the were John R. Bartlett, U. S. Navy. physical “ STREET hospitals Captain Sciatic rheumatism developed. The rheumatic pains have not bothered cents per Hue each insertion. from East- E FESTI 15 the extends ERTS overcrowded. The testimony before 'lhe First District For he doctored and spent hun- me since. Wants, To Let, For Sale and similar adver- New years “ commission so far has failed com- Maine, to Hampton Harbor, without relief. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo- First 5 Per Cent 25 cents week in for port, dreds of dollars obtaining Mortgage, tisements, per advance, his me and I have the utmost confi- pletely to show any foundation for Hampshire. Lieut. Beaoh, in report Three years ago his limbs became para- ple cured 40 words or less, no display. Displayed adver- SO Year, Gold Bonds. AT THE makes unable to walk. dence in their merits to alleviate suffering these and all adver- the sensational reports that have on the aflalrs of this district many lysed and he was AUDITORIUM, tisements under headlines, and He about only by dragging himself and cure disease.” tisements not paid in advance, will be charged been spread over the country about interesting recommendations sugges- got from to by his arms. Many brave heroes who returned from 1st. rates. the camps. that may be beoause tions to the Department. The first place place Interest March 1st and Sept. at regular Perhaps Navy a common the war found the battle against the unseen seen war It was no trick to run darning Oct. In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square it comes from soldiers who have of his inolndes a list of names due 1st, 1918. 10*11-12. part report muscles of his limbs with- foe of disease harder to fight than the con- Principal Sept Portland, and 50 cents for before, whereas the stories that have needle into the tor first insertion, per squire of ail men and officers who served in the until commenced to use floated through the press have come from out the slightest sensation. flicts in war, they eadi subsequent insertion. In the First Dis- feeling men unfamiliar with oamp life, who auxiliary naval foroe him no relief. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Stook un- W. R. Conductor. communications relating to sub- Physicians gave Capital (fully paid CHAPMAN, Address all the conditions found with oontinues as have found these compared they trict, and then the report He believeothat he would never be any- Many vegetable pills der Massachusetts scriptions and advertisements to Portland those of a well house. laws,) $175,000 kept boarding but a invalid. to be speedy health restorers. Co., 97 Exchange Street, follows: thing hopeless Total First issued, $150,000 Publishing The character of the services performed They act directly upon the impure Mortgage He says: « Portland, Me. consisted of duty the root of the CURRENT COMMENT. in the District guard "I read in a newspaper, how Dr. Wil- blood, disease, by restoring Do not miss me upenmg mgni. ins most nriinant programme of the performed by the monitor Montauk in Pills for Pale had ef- requisite vitality to all parts of the body, fiams' Pink People of the abovo loan have been sold, and CONTRACT LABOR AND HAWAII. Portland harbor. similar to mine. functional and $50,000 fected a cure in a case creating regularity perfect are offer tne balance. to net over 4 % Series. Full Chorus and Orchestra. Madame Gadski These vessels were assigned to the 1st ($100,000), THE PEESS. left to harmony the system. ier cent. Tills bond Is secured over War- (Bosotn Transcript.) viz.: the monitors Montauk and “I had very little money experi- throughout by District den of BUILT electric The New York Tribune foresees diffi- new medicine. Druggists everywhere sell these pills. miles THOROUGHLY and the tug Seminole. Only ment with _ of Providence in her greatest opera arias. of Wyandotte, •oad. between the large cities SATURBAY, OCTOBER 8. culties likely to arise for the question the Montauk duty. I consider ind Taunton, ___*• 1ln t-I 4 T4- 4o ronnatml performed that with rapid fire batteries mounted on American tbe commission will submit a bill k from 4.30 to 6.00 Indians Probably the trouble then, prevent utilized by an enemy Thursdays p.m., whipped. we must the whole commend October 13th. No admitted encies, reopen ques- and should an attack be made What is CASTORIA ig pupil will not spread if this band ; has been tion of labor contracts and possibly re- supplies, to this class under 14 years of age. with this end In view such a foroe woiilu AKRON, 0., GAS COMPANY, as verse cur national on the Master** and Mi**e* Saturdays, commencing thoroughly beaten, especially enough policy subject. be that a could meet Castoria is a, substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops of the coun- sent only squadron October 15th. Beginners from 2.30 to 4.00 p. m. on hand to make a How do the labor elements Is well troops will soon jbe It. Of the coast towns, Bath pro- It is Harmless and Pleasant. It MILLION Advance from 4.30 to c.oo m. and ONE pupils p. like the Is Hawaii worth Soothing Syrups. try prospect? tected shallow and dangerous chan- FiRST MORTGAGE GOLD DUE 1947 successful uprising impossible. all the trouble In which it threatens to by contains neither nor other Narcotic 5’s, Terms—Twenty-four lessons, S3. nels, making a dsfense by mines easy and Opium, Morphine involve Portland is It Worms Reduced for two or It is impossible to judge how much of us?_ bombardment lmpraotloal. substance. Its age is its guarantee. destroys For Sale by rates more from the rapidly made impregnable by riAe came family. a case the prosecution can make out MAGAZINE NOTICES. being and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind and mortar batteries, under the Army DOLLARS. how against Senator Quay,or satisfactory branoh, looated at Fort Preble and on th- Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Office hour*, 10 to 11 a. m., S to A p. m. of and interest an answer he can make to it. The prose- “Many bonds friendship islands in the harbor, and Portsmouth, and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the sept21 d3w to New too to warrant the es- H. i. PAYSON on cntion was obliged to develop, and did bind the metropolis ofttho North N. H., is exposed and natural &C0., Interest Paid tablishment of a navy yard of importance Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy sleep. develop, only enough to hold him on, England. By history, by railroads, by AUCTION hALES. Unless steps should at once be taken to The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. Bankers. : ocean manufactures, TIME DEPOSITS. which was not necessarily very much, traffic, by by geog- strengthen its detenses. In my opinion, ocl3dtl raphical vicinage, by possibilities of trade in favor while Senator Quay put In nothing in re- however, it should be abandoned F. 0. BAILEY & Auctioneers. which to be made and drawn on National Provincial By CO., ought realities, of a location more easily defended and Drafts The springing of the charge even ties of blood and GENUINE 1 ALWAYS la or One and One-Half Story Cottage House and sponse. by many kindred, farther to the eastward. Portland and Bank of England, London, large CASTORIA amounts, tor tale at ourront rates. Stable 109 Tiesmnpscot East Deer* him in the midst of an the two “are knit says W. D. stoall St., against exceeding- together,” Bath are both better locations. ut Auction. In an admirable article on Current Accounts received on favorable ing, bitter and only a short time Lighthall, The military as far as the Na- ly campaign, in the October number of the problem, terms. We shall sell at auction on Wednesday, Octo- Montreal, Reserve is concerned, would seem to MERCANTILE and the refusul of the val ber 12, at 3 o’clock in., to be removed within before election, New Magazine. His description ipj 5 Correspondence solicited from Individ- p. England be the defence of the outlying islands, 30 days, the on© and one-half story cottage house, to make the real com- of this fine old will hold a uals. Corporations. Banks and others government public oity special a of the Navy ell and stable, No.109 Presumpscot street.form- until squadron regular desiring to open accounts, os well as from seam to as interest for New Englanders just now, plainants, indicate quite could be brought to the defence. In any Trust those wishing to transact Banking busi- when so muoh is being done to a to bring defence the natural conditions Co., ness of through this desire the ends of any description strong accomplish projected house is in condition inside and about closer relations with our Canadian be and the rocky and Bank. perfect of should considered, seven finished rooms besides hall. politics as justice. neighbors. Montreal was first established of the the long out;ha3 dangerous character coast, 57 Exchange St.. Pertland, Me. Tile stable is about 25x20, is clapboardei and as a fur station and its history is trading severe winters, and the sudden and dense painted and in gooa condition. There are It is understood that the of the a one. Mr. does Preside*. part fascinating Lighthall to this coast, should all be STEPHEN R. SMALL manv available lots for sale within a short dis- full to its from the fog peculiar Massachusetts Republican platform in re justice proud story utilized. The subjeot Is a serious one MARSHALL R. ROBINS. Cashlar- tance of this house and stabie onto whioh these and his article is illus- f.M/iir could be removed at a small latiOD to the of the beginning, finely and of the consideration of the Capita’, $100,000.00 buildings very disposal Philippines worthy expense. trated with portraits of important men, best minds in the service. What thought was drawn by Senator Hoar. His views The Kind Yon Have Li bilites of Stockholders, $100,000.00 For further particulars inquire of the auction, and with many views in and around the 1 have to It leads to the conclusion Always Bought 39 given eers, or of Clarence A. night, Exchange on the clearly announced in Re- subjeet^were oity. that the small force that the Naval Legal Depositary for Court street. oct6dtd can to bear In Use For Over 30 Years. his speeoh^last spring on Hawaiian an- The Century presents besides its serve of the Distrlot bring and Trust Funds. Transacts a to can best te utilized man- THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. nexation, and unless they have ohanged usual of and instruo- (200 400) by business. THE By F. 0. Bailey & Co., Auctioneer? quota picturesque or converted general Banking Pays ning torpedo boats yachts and since then, they are antagonistic to any a Interest on Dully Balances tie articles very valuable paper entitled and becoming adepts In their use. While to or indi- in the on Certificates of Deposit. Re- $3,000 WORTH OF attempt incorporate directly “Knotty Problems in the Philippines” the torpedo has played little part Bank Its both aotual ceives all classes of accounts CumMnil National reotly these Aslatio islands into our by Dean S. Worcester. The author has present war, possibilities “scare orow are great and can upon Hie most favorable terms. On the other hand it is well and as a union. spent some years in the archipelago and of Acts as Trustee for Railroad OF PORTLAND, JTFE. be developed to their highest point Mother should have it'In the Goods, known that Senator is in favor of In consequence knows a goou deal about Every ClothingFurnishing Lodge efficiency under the conditions existing house for colds, coughs, colic, croup^ and other mortgages. Gov- 1812 them. The article, is a refreshing contrast ( By Mas#., keeping the flag flying wherever it has in the 1st Distrlot. JaS nil ^xaisa cholera morbus. For bites, burns,bruises, ernment, Railroad. munici- Chartered { By Maine, 1833 THE STOCK OF SIMON SHINE, to much that is written about the subject or strains it is the sovereign cure. been whloh means of course that tf IB| A ft. n TkVNfH sprains pal and other Selected Securi- f Asa National Bank, 1866 raised, which consists of platitudes and RECOMMENDATIONS. All who use it are amazed at its No. 228 middle St. general power ties bought and sold. Inter- he is an advocate of the permanent occu- information drawn from some encyclope- ■ it ever after. It soothes f therefore recommend that the 1st Dis- I II |“ Ik Hiland praise views and To be sold at auction in lots to suit, on Thurs, The and Life 1P» ft Correspondence So- and of the Island of Luzon at least. The dia. Pony Express, BL^W every ache, every lameness, every pain, Capital Surplus, 10 m. and 2 r>. and until pation Reserves oonslst of three bat- ^0* licited. day. Oct. 13, at a. m., and Society in Old Ouoa, are excellent trict Naval jHBII vIBI vI&bsO v ri every muscular soreness everywhere, This stock of desirable has resolution reads as if It might have been sold. Clothing been articles also. Professor Sloane dismisses located at N H., whetherJrt internal or external, and in nine cases in ten speedily relieves and cure6. John- OFFICSnS: since are talions, Portsmouth, $300,000. purchased April 1st, 98; goods fresh, drawn with a view of some- sou’s Liniment was in the late Dr. A. Johnson, an old fash- conceding the career and personality of Bismark and that eaoh Anodyne originated 1810, by Henry P. Cox, Frea'dent. clean ami up to date. and Portland Bath, Me.; cure all with irritation and inflammation. to Senator Lodge, though it is with falrnesB but without arousing much ioned Family Physician, to ailments accompanied Edward K. Winslow, Vice President. On October 1st, 1898, Mr. Shine has deoided to go out of business thing for] be made of four P. entire stock will he sold with interest. The fiction Is hardly up to the battalion up fighting Jamr* Hawke*. Vico Piesidwm. and absolutely a declaration in favor of giving the Hut'on F. Tr« This Bank wid establish an out reserve. Term Cash or satisfactory paper, standard but the articles on an division und a Maunders, a-uror. Century divisions, engineers’ The Rea! Client'-r H. This will be the chance of the seasou. Filipinos self government, [and hence on written from full knowl- ■——«»——a—nP—cureDanger the inflammation and I'tjgse, secretary, INTEREST DEPARTMENT art are as usual division; that eaoh battalion teth L. Lanaboe oct7 commissary have the disease in each case. Inflammation is Attorney. its face opposed to the permanent holding Edouard Uetaille, Painter of Sol- you conquered dt£ benefit of who wish to receive _dlw edge. a torpedo boat, and a con- manifested redness, and heat; in- S6pt24 for the people contains be furnished outwardly by swelling inactive accounts and yet Iretain of the islands, it could not be lived np diers, though largely biographic, with modern batte- wardly by congestion of the blood vessels, of interest upon of sketches verted yaobt (armed growth the to withdraw tony part or all of the & CO. of reproductions unpublished by whale boat or unsound tissue, fever, pain and disease. The right F. O. BAILEY to, If the general opinion the unfit- also four boats of at any time check. Uetaille that are of very great interest. ries), vital organs form one mu- deposit by furnished with sails and complete plan are: ness of the for them cutter type, therefore wk um:K The advantages of this system Filipinos governing The high quality of Cole’s engravings b° tually dependent; inflam- oars. Line officers of the Navy should is felt more The account I, subject to check of Aactioaeers and Csamission Merchants selves is well founded, without our hold- one understands but new one mation anywhere ^ lit. every every as f t Extern.*; m- at detailed to this District instructors, or less everywhere, ,and special form obtainable the Bank. the islands to tench tele us with new enthusiasm. fl animation aocorn- Salesroom 4$ Exchange Street. ing long enongh the there are no ex-naval offioers enliste.. impairs the general est 1* allowed from tho date bruises, bites, Omaha Slreet Go. 3nd. Intel The for has an ar- con- health panics Filipinos the art which might be a very Bookman, Ootober, there. The line of Instruction should good of Railway of deposit. c. Tt. ALLEX anypersoo. stings, burns, scalds, chaps, r. O. BAILKT. ticle Norman on the drama sist of obtaining a thorough knowledge J * Interest will also be allowed to the tr time. Indeed in view of all the by Hapgood w cracks, strains, sprains, fractures, 3rd. marh* long the of boats of the month in which devoted to the re- of the coast, and handling and is the chief danger therefrom. FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD Hast day any known facts in the case it looks to ns as of the month, mainly etc., and especially at night. inflammation causes out- withdrawal is made. of Secret In which there is torpedoes, Internal frequently if the resolution ought to be quite as vival Service, The headquarters for the battalions ward swellings; as instances familiar to all we FIVE PER CENT. BOND*, Kate ot Interest and further particulars can of William Giietta located on mention toothache, stiff and rheumatism. on at the Bank. to aB to a likeness should be armories piers, and pimples, joints be obtained application METHOD, agreeable Senator Lodge the other capital inflammations make no out- FLETCHER MUSIC W. Fischer Bismark as that the boats can be Yet the g reat majority of internal Collections made in any part of the United Henry represents so arranged largo as Due 1914. senator and the who do side show, for which reason they are often more dangerous; May I, or Canada. representatives an editor, with some caricatures. There floated into basins underneath, and the States for example pneumonia, appendicitis, etc. For full infor- A counts, Trust Funds and all classes ol not share Mr. Lodge’s expansion idea. It is a sketch of Anatole France, per- at iavits under sheds. peritonitis, our book and capital small boats swung mation about all inflammatory diseases, send for INFLAMMATION 3WOTIOE: banking business taken on the most favorable Simplex Kindergarten. tue foremoat French Fred- should hare Mass, is more conservative in appearance than haps critic, by The goevrnment other tor- and Care of Sick Room, sent fjree by mail. I. S. JOHNSON & CQ., Boston, terms. erick Taber The Bookman joins boats so that they ooald be All holders of the old Omaha Horse Railway Interviews and Correspondence solloited. the New York declaration, and will Cooper. pedo placed Six Per Cent. Bonds in with Major Pond in preparing the way to this Dlstrlot by rail, or other- Company First Mortgage WM. H. MOULTON, President. be looked brought ire hereby notified tnai it Is the purpose and E. WOODBl’RY doubtless generally upon for Mr. Zangwill in the lecture field. wise In time. The three battalions jiiUiN vvii^uiN. uiMuier, sop^yeoaim MISS FLORENCE quick ntent of the Omaha Street Railway Company, as more conservative in substance should be able to put trained crews on virtue of the provlalons of the Horse Kall- MUST A yy but we are inclined to think SPANIARDS HURRY from ten to twenty torpedo boats when ,vay mortgage, to pay off and redeem these FOB 1898. of 1899. TUXES on the first January, Holders LITTLE. called on. ronds day to a fuudamefi* that if we remain in the Sixes who desire the wiiicli 1» specially designed give Philip- owing to the fact that the men ,f the Horse Railway education to beginners in such a Mc- Finally, Per Cent. Bonds of the Omaha Street t".l musical until we teach the Filipinos self Washington, Ootober 7.—President drawn from this District are in lew Five that a lesson is to a pupil a pleasant pines to be can make the now manner has cabled the United States mili- Railway Oompanv exchange rather than an Irksome task. This we shall stay there so long Kinley part maritime and native born, and to ihe SCHOOL SUPPLIES pastime, government great CITY OF commission at Porto Rico that the EVERY.. .1 PORTLAND. ) ipon favorable te’rms, upon application is cordially endorsed by the Sew Eng- tary the best material for Navy use, method that the present generation will never possible Treasurer’s Office. [ iiidorslgned. Conservatory ot Music, M. Anagnos, dl. island must be evacuated by the Spanish of a Naval Reserve in land the building up September 17, 18)8.) or the t erkins Institute and many other hear of our withdrawal. forces on or before October and that the CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. rector 18, this Dlstrlot sheuld be encouraged to ... is that the tax bills for musicians and educators. the commissioners be so In- MAN 1 OTICE hereby given prominent Spanish fullest extent. N the year 1898, have been committed to me For full Information apply to THE GENERALS’ TESTIMONY. formed. In case of the failure of the of the same. Respectfully, with a warrant for tne collection to the a and Books. Gen. Boynton lays all the trouble at Spaniards complete evacuation by ROBERT J. BEACH, TO HIS TRADE In accordance with an ordinance of the City, Writing Drawing that date the United States commissioners Lieut. U. H. NAVY, Chickamauga to lack of sanitary precau- SWAN & arc directed to take possession of and ex- Chief 17. S. Aux, Naval Force, First j Discount of One Per Cent. BARRETT, Miss Florence E. the He ad- all the of Woodbury. tions by regimental officers. ercise of functions government, Dlstrlot. frequently he’* euetomere « Blanks and Pads. and in case it is found to be impossible to _ allowed on all said taxes paid on or Me. Spelling mits that after the middle of July typhoid end will he Portland, 11 Me secure transportation for the Spanish come to no with ecPJ **y 9 before MONDAY, Oct. 31, 1898. dtf Gearing St., Portland, , fever to grow and sept22 began prevalent, forces by October 18, they may be per- GEO. H. LIBBY, and who alone is authorized to instruction in to spread rapidly throughout the camp. mitted to go into temporary quarters un- form and Collector. Books Paper, give “Put it in attra^TB ta£ sept21toct31_Treasurer Composition and use the materials ot the Fletcher Method. His idea is that the germs of the disorder til transportation can be arranged to take | sepi3eodim them to Spain. This fact was developed were oarried by flies from the sinks to the mako 610 reasonable.* $ at today’s cabinet meeting, and it was al- prSc.?; Penholders and Pens. of the men. The of Pencils, Rubber, mess tables covering so stated that from this time forward, a STUDY SHORTHAND. In sn<& cases tb work la sinks with the more would be slimy* Huai the earth, general thinks, vigorous policy pursued f The best wearing are the At the the “School of Shorthand 3nd the evacuation of Cuba. have averted most of the trouble. with respect to «atlgfactory end triaff» «ac«llaa| JOHNSON PANTS. Will M kinds. ness, which will open in this city September would f notrip, School Books of all iu Short- The President has notified the United shrink or fade. $2.50 and $2.70. Sill. Pupils thoroughly instructed be so the officers who to J£j of offioe If that neglected States evacuation commission at Havana ! results. hand and Typewriting, and all kinds J> will be real in so a are exceed- would be to IWb work. They given experience enforce simple precaution that the expected Spaniards office work and located positions. Only have evaouated the island December THURSTON STEPHEN Ijy and their names ought to by 1, TUB BERRY, school of the kind in the state. For particulars, ingly culpatle, that in case of PRINT, with a strong intimation The Finest Cleaner | to MISS I£. S. MOODY, Proprietor, be made known. Gen. Boynton pro- would brook apply failure the united States J ; PORTLAND, MB. and M\k HARMON 80 Kxcbange Street, Portland, Mo. stories told SCRATCH ORWEAR ANY SUR- (f/ixd LORiNG, nounces the “rotten meat” by no further delay but immediately take MADE. ITWILLNOT | goolc, Job iP'drde^ sap» eodim <1 ® seplOdlwteodtJ of the FACE, YET IT CLEANS THE DIRTIEST PERFECTLY. ixo. 37 Plum Street. oct5 some of the soldiers pure fabrication, and , possession government. S^aRneoaeo wtaiiiwiin# ADVERTISEMENTS. »» aj;v fjn lnCiirirji.'i in« riivi.ioriiuual long before the first snow storm, a a S. Geisha attracts'the of the Beebe of Greenport, Y., Captain chief governor PIANO BEU1TAL. wife of James Flannels before icicles are Id Rockland, Sept. 28, Elthea, the men who buy their cold weather Under ripe enough Howes Gen. Calixfco Garcia who wishes to marry her; and A. 59 picked up province, Louis Perrin Stover, aged years, Last evening Miss Annie In Sept. 30, Simon H. Richardson, to now commander of the Cuban army, his when he hears her singing to an English- Bangor, pick. a of Mrs. Hermann Kotzschmar aged 83 year's 6 months. of the tea pupil time to look over our stock oft son and seventy*two men of the ill fated man he deprives the proprietor In Augusta, Sept. 30, Ellen, wife of Timothy Saturday or Saturday evening will be a good gave a piano recital at the Kotzschmar of 75 J. W. Hawkin’s filibustering expedition. house of bis lioense and sells at public McCarthy, Bangor, aged years. Piano which was most In Levant, Sept. 30, Mrs. Eva Lillian Hender- New Underwear. In- school, thorough- In the early morning of January 27 the auotiou all his goods and chattels, son, aged 40 years. ly enjoyed by the large, and critical audi- Sept. 24. Dr. A. E. Robinson. discovered the steamer off the the and dancing girls. In East Hebron, Beebe cluding singing In Kdes Ira Smith, aged about ence present. A number of teachers and Falls, Sept. 25, A remarka- WOMEN’S Jersey Jersey coast flying a signal of distress and The governor desires to buy one, and the 75 years. 50c for 39c. members of the Bossini club expressed In Ellsworth Falls, Sept. 26, E. Walker Moore, knit headod for her. As the schooner got one he intends to buy is bought by an ble bargain UNDERVESTS. their and that a child aged 79 years. One of enjoyment surprise c o r- nearer the steamer she found that the English lady who outbids him. for of thirteen after hardly three years of in- Saturday. and schooners Helen 31. Benedict and the the foreigners by disguising herself as a Hea\y fleeced Undershirts (draw- rect shapes,alternating large struction could have acquired not only so Alicia B. Crosby, Capfc. Bunker of Port- Geisha is actually sold to the governor Portland, October 8,1893, ers to small rib, loDg sleeves, worth fine a teohuic but play with so much ex- land, were also near the distressed vessel. Instead. This considerably mixes matters, 25c. Price I2c pression, and abandon. The soales were match). The wind was blowing a gale from the but there is a general disen- we Fleeced Vests, eventually not at 736 notes a morning Jersey 25c played evenly only Best 50c north-west and the sea was very rough, tanglement and of course everything ends Pants to matcn. minute, but Mr. Kotzschmar set the shall sell a table- GLENWOOD but the steamer was sinking rapidly and satisfactorily. a~^HIS metronome at 208, and without a slip, quality, this forced the men on board of her to The cast last evening was different ful of Natural Miss Louise repeated them at a velocity Japanese CHILDREN’S take to their boats. Five boats crowded from that of last season. These were the having wool of 832 notes a minute, which drew from and three with men were launched and made for characters: Cups Saucers, 30c and principal the audience most enthusiastic applause. RANGES AND HEATERS micros- vests and pants, 37>2c the schooners. Every wave broke clear The Marquis Imari, Governor of the and different A beautiful bunch of pinks were pre- sizes twenty ■9 Province, H. W. Tredeniok im- over them and 15 seemed doubtful if any copic Ladies’ Lieutenant Katana, of the Imperial sented the young pianistby her teacher, no colors KNIT SKIRTS. thnni wmilri lin rfKO.Tifcfl. After verv styles, end of Jupanese Artillery, Albert Arling Parr Mrs. Knowles of the Butler school. In MAKE perfec- knit skilfully manoeuvering his vessel Captain Police Takemini, after din- Sergeant every,way the recital reflected the highest and for Underskirts, white with colored Howes succeeded iu three W. H. Homaine shapes, tions and picking up Mr. Frank HOUSEKEEPING Wun-Hi of the Tea House of Ten credit on pupil and teaoher. • • • crochet edge and ribbon, 25c boats out of the five containing Gen. ner coffee, for tea or choc- Thousand Joys, Charles Dun by H. Pierre, whose beautiful voioe never so sold at Garcia, his son and seventy-two men. EASY. Buyers sounded to better advantage than in his olate, at 39c—marked The Benediot got the fourth boat while Messrs. Ogle, Clark, McNaughten WOMEN’S Germany made, three charming selections, was most 39c was of and AuBbrook Hermsdorf dye, the fifth boat capsized alongside down from 98c, 87c, 75c, Sizes—Shirts 34 to 44. HOSE. O. Mimosa San, a Geisha, warmly received and greatly added to the the and ten men drowned. These Once Tried. Drawers 33 to 42. black, spliced Crosby Helen Koytan 62c and evening's enjoyment. 48c. and 50c 25c were the only men lost out of the 109 men a French Girl, Alexia Basslan heels soles, kind, Juliette, Miss Perrin was kindly assisted by Mr. on the J. W. Hawkins. Lieutenant Keginald Fairfax, There are only one Aiwnys SECOND Perfect [Shirts Leonard Walker F, H. Pierce, basso. $18.00 to $50.00 This began the acquaintance of Captain black Hose for Dick Cunningham, W. T. Ellwanger and three of Sati sfied. BARGAIN, (md Drawers). FLEECED and Gen. which hundred Howes Garoia, ripened IJil \mj U iugl 11 U WXAJA A. also slate and Hon. Gerald St. Panoars, U U XIJMM Fleeced hygien- women; tan, into friendship and continued until the Arthur Stanford them in the entire also Ootober 7.—Elmer Snow- lot, ic wool, fleeced natural gray,silk spliced heels and soles; split death. Arthur Cuddy, Charles Holly Farmington, day of the oaptaln’s Captain feet Hermsdorf Stanley, Middy, Amelia Baird maD a Hangeley guide was today found are all desir- trimmed, made in a thorough dye, besides a skilful Tommy very Howes, being very ship of H. M. S. they 50o (Officers Thistle.) guilty of having pursued his occupation manner, long double cuffs on 25c, 38c, master was very adventurous and Constance Wayne,Jennie C. Towler able and the aver- Lady without a license, a violation of law. price both shirt sleeves and drawers. Miss Marie Worthington, Ella Book black wool A SUPPOSED FRIEND Miss Ethel Hurst, May Horton less than the Dollar quality at 79c MISSES’ Hose, MoCOY AND MAHER MATCHED. ages half CONGRESS AND PREBLE STS. Morthy Sweet, Leona Amrose 3Sc 25c from OCt8d3t kind, (Touring Part the Yacht.) New York, October 7.—Kid McCoy and actual worth. Gave Him a Case of Rheumatism. Minnie Cotton Moliie Seamore, Ashley Peter Maher were matched today to meet REGULAR It is the crock, fleeced extra fleeced While none of the cast may be saldlto in a 25-round contest before the Greater greatest STOCK LINES. BOYS’ heavy “I had been in the haDit for many Its yet the differ- New York athletic club, December 5. Shirts Hose, spliced knees, double neei quite equal predecessor, a Basement for a of $10,000 and division cf ery the years of drinking strong coffee twice a ent members were good actors and sing- purse bargain and Drawers. Sizes, Shirts 34 to and toe, 12J4c and 25c the gross or receipts.__ day without sugar milk, hoping by ers Miss Helen Koytan was graceful has offered this season. 4S; Drawers 30 to 40. that meanB to moderate the effects upon as Mimosa San, and possessed a sweet, MARRIAGES. Price, 45c CEYLON-INDIA TEA. my nervous system. if not, powerful voice. She declined an Another grade at 50c The tasty kind, the clean kind, I never the coffee habit bed supected encore of several of her songs, but accept- In this city, Oct. 4, by Rev. A. H. Wright. not flavored with Chinese to do with Forrest Eli Pickens and Miss Irene Maud Young anything my 'rheumatism, ed that of “The Jewel of Asia,’’ the best 'Tis better to not touched fin- both of Portland. anticipate CAMEL’S HAIR Shirts cooley, by filthy which was so bad that I was unable to FURS! musioal in the FURS! get piece of writing comedy. In this city, Oct. 6, by Rev. H. E. Dunnack. machine rolled. L. both of and gers, about without crutches, at times. Miss Minnie Ashley was bright and Caleb N. Moulton and May Smith, future needs a bit, better Portland. Drawers. Theso are double Try a cup, creamed; it’s free. sparkling as Molly and her kissing duet In Rockland, Sept. 28, Charles A. Rose and to of buy your supply across the chest and back, but- with Keginald was as usual, most effec- Alberta Brewster. in Rockland. Sept. 26. Martin Engelsou and ton at the side, 69c KREMONIA. Looks nice tive, and called forth a double encore. Clara Cables. Underwear before the Hcrmon L.... Leach ol to Mr. Albert Parr displayed a sweet, agree- In Searsport. Sept. 25, enough Caro M. Perkins ol Penobscot. and Orland and Miss cold to eat on softens tenor in th« of the of snapping days Heavy wool Shirts ; strawberries, able part Japanese In Tbomaston. Sept. 24, Harry Young TUo- Ladies’ Furs. WOOL. lieutenaut. Mr. H. W. Tredenick—who maston and Nellie White of Rockland. set in. There’s and Drawers, white, rough skin, clears the pores, In Belfast. Sept, 28, Robert Barclay and Miss nights in the created such a laroraDle impression Ruth Pendleton. natural and Camci’s hair color, brightens complexion; put Walter and Miss to be the Jaxon Opera company—was sufficient- In Belfast. Sept 28, Cooper nothing gained by Assortment Collarettes, all sizes. up in tubes for personal use; put P. Simmons. Large and very funny as the Mar- Arline ly pompous and the choice Two grades, $1.00 and $1.50 up in bottles for household uses. quis, Mr. Obarlej Dauby was very good waiting, * and Electric Seal Jackets. Miss Jenkins is here from the as the Chinese tea house proprietor DEATHS. of kinds is much broader furnished the life of the pleoe. Miss HYGIENIC. Wool fleece manufacturers to illustrate its Bassian made a good French girl. In this Oot. 7. Harriet Elizabeth, only city, at the first end of the Fur Muffs to match. Shirts and uses. AH the favorite numbers were warmly child of William and Marjorie E. Gregory, aged Fancy Scarfs, many received, the Amorous Goldfish, the 2 months. Drawers, natural wool and ran- forenoon at 10 o’clock, from season. Duet.Cbow Kina, Monkey on a Stick, [Funeral Sunday Toy No. 8 Washington street. dom. Two BASEMENT For Satur- Parrot and and Molly Mine. parents’residence. grades. Canary In Portland, Get. 4, Stephen L. Gay, aged 25 The Underwear de- The had to her dance of Furs made over. of all kinds done $1.00 and $1.50 BARCAINS day. Miss Ashley repeat years 3 weeks 2 days. Repairing the Monkey and the Stick. [Lewiston paoers please copy.] for men, salesroom is will be a matinee and an In Scarboro, Oct. 7. Ruby Blossom, Infant partments at Short Notice. Fur cut to order. There today Trimmings full of them. Two or three lead- o! Albert E. and Lizzie S. Wright, DERBY. Heavy Derby rib evening performance. daughter women and children have aged 4 months 7 days. balbriggan Shirts ing ones are: THE MAINE MUSICAL FESTIVAL. [Funeral this Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clk, T. V. NICHOLS, from parents’ residence, Scarboro. their complete stocks and Drawers, all sizes. With Gadski to head the list, Maconda, At Cousin’s Island, Oct. 6, Mrs. Cordelia C. First. The Maryland double Lawrence, Mass. Two grades, $1.00 and $1.50 Water- Prince, aged 85 years. and besides Hoaster and Cooker. By a cu- Green, DaVies, Kicker, Williams, afternoon at 1 at ready now, About a year and a half ago. I stopped [Funeral Sunday o’clock, house, Miles and other names of that Cousins Islaud. Prayers at Riverside Cemetery rious automatic arrangement the drinking coffee and took Postum Food mi ■n'Kiirol 1 liuru nrnhahlu Q a’oI'i/ the dozens cf lines of HATTER “LUZERNE.” The name class, the managers of tbe Maine Music roast bastes itself. Coffee, and after a few failures because of or belore. of a very Festivals will come before the people of there are many I9c improper cooking, finally had It made staples, kind of Underwear for Price, t'no western part of the State at Portland superior to directions strictly according (which lots well worth AND FURRIER, men. All wool and nat- with a greater array of famous artists in bargain heavy, Is easy,) and found it of such charming random. oratorio than has ever been exhibited at after. MIDDLE ural and blue flavor that I have kept up its use since. looking 237, 239 ST. one time in New England, excepting on Price $1.75 Strange as it may appear, the rheuma- certain rare occasions in the city of Bos- tism disappeared entirely, and I have not ton alone. Maine has never seen such a AMERICAN Hosiery Com- had a single attack sinoe. Moroover my wonderful galaxy of talent for suoh an pany’s Under- family have all taken on some good sub- OWEN, MOORE & CO. occasion. All rail and steamboat lines POE BILIOUS AND NEBVOUS DISOEDEES and stantial flesh, so that we feel Postum is shirts, superior heavy will run special excursions to Portland such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, natural and fawn not only a delicious drink in the taste, Head- weight, white, Oct. 10, 11 and 12, this year, and thou- Giddiness, Fulness after meals. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * are evidences of its Flushings 2.50 but that we liviug sands of of ache. Dizziness. Drowsiness. color, $1.50, 2.00, people will take advantage Costiveness. y. healthful properties. of Heat, Loss of Appetite. THE MAINE CENTRAL R. R, STRANGE BARGAINS Large round Clothes Basket, these liberal opportunities to witness this Blotches on the Skin, Cold Chills, Dis- The preparation of any sort of food or Dreams ISc great inusioal evont, and one of the most turbed Sleep, Frightful and all WILL EUN ANOTHEE *1 drink is an essential 1 Nervous and Trembling Sensations. Important part. remarkable gatherings of people in the It sounds strange to hear of "Fire In x STOUTS. We make a Wash Boiler, copper bottom, find thot nvonw nonnlo trVin hard trlbr! THE FIKST DOSE WILL GIVE EELIEP State this season. The tickets for surance bargains,” doesn’t it? ♦ single IN MINUTES, of large size, 53c at the in a oare- and matinees are on at TWENTY Every sufferer specialty Postum, go preparation evenings sale EXCURSION But that is what we can sell you- X will acknowledge them to be ^ exaotly less that is to it on the Cressey, Jones & Allen’s in baxter Jardinieres, decorated, way, say, they pnt TO THE are ♦ Underwear for stout Klnnk. Congress street, and are selling • These bargains not offered'because short, stove and let it stand a few ami 10c to $5.00 minutes, A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. overstocked or are out. X are closing Shirts with sleeves think it should be done. We Postum rapidly. men. put BEECHAM’S PILLS, taken as direct- They are not shelf-worn or finger-marked. ♦ -with A STRANGER IN NEW YORK Jardinieres, pedestal, on in cold water. It takes about 15 ed, will quickly restore Females to com- the and draw- WHITE Tliey are bargains in the way of quality £ proper length $1.39 to $10.00 a Boston has to health. minutes before it to boil, then wt Here is what paper say plete They promptly remove begins obstructions and not in the way of the cheapest prices. ♦ ers whose need no turn- in New which or irregularities of the sys- legs Fern Dishes, decorated, allow it to actually boil 15 minutes, which about “A Stranger York," tem and cure Sick Headache. For a In other words, we write policies in the a 39c to 49 at the Jefferson theatre next ing up. $1 as you say, brings out the delioious flavor ig jq appear MOUNTAINS Iwe♦ world’s strongest companies at the same ♦ Board food and Wednesday. Weak Stomach Priscilla Sleeve-Ironing and good value. Tuesday 9th, x rate you have to pay for policies in weak T which is new in "A ON OCTOBER for ironing sleeves, infants’ wear Mr. and Mrs. Miller of this city,- art There is much Impaired Digestion SUNDAY, A concerns. A York" and all sorts of Portland 10.10 a m., Cumber- See Underwear exhibit in our and all fine laundr.. using Postum right along. Mrs. Miller Stranger in New Leave If that isn't a bargain, what is? pressing Disordered Liver a- «»• J has been a with faces and engaging land Mills 10.1!) St. window No. 3. 25e great sufferer from dyspepsia, [latter, pretty IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Congress work, a ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ had to give up coffee entirely on that ac- ways, and all going to make up stage Pare 3. .SO. Beecham’s Pills are J count. She nealth and warranted to enjoys good now, since treat, bright, snappy Arrive at Faybans at 1.26 p. »'■ M„lintainMountain ui-,,, using Postum Food Coffee. dispel an attack of the |blues. The com- Without a Rival Low rates from all stations on i j. R. LIBBY CO. J. R. LIBBY $0. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey of were whioh will be seen at the Jefferson arrive DOW & Auburn, pany Arid have the lieiurnlnK leave F'abyans at 2.30 p,m-, *!• PINKHAti, t troubled in the same way, and have beer, is the original one headed by the only LARGEST SALE In Portland at 5.15 n. in. GEO. F.EVANS, Vice Fi'es-a""”®11!™"- l 35 Street. Postum. never were Conor” and of old-time of any Patent Medicine In the World. ; Exchange cured by Soy they “Harry company F. E. BOOTIJ.BY, Gen. Pass, Agt. a” to well. favorites. 25c. Drug Stores, andjicket MISCELLAHEOP& 1U J. i. » ■ MISCELLANEOUS. SUNDAY SERVICES. LITTLE RIGBY PARK. | MAINE TOWNS. words inserted under this head Fort/ woids Inserted under this head notices are published free Casco, Oct. 6.—The second day of the Forty Notice—Church one week for 25 cents, cash In advance. one week for 25 cent*, cash in advance. to the churches. The fair here was brought over from item a of Interest Gathered by Correa- as an (accommodation (which that be seat to the publishers request they Wednesday on account of rain) was a pern LEX—A pleasant upstairs tenement o£ 6 SALE—Nine building lots, 100 feet of the Press. T°A pendents the before rooms, all on one FOR located within 2 minutes’ walk of office by G.00 p. m. on day publica- feet success. The rather cold wind did flat, at 19 Grove St., near front, as set Woodfords. In ti>n, written legibly and as briefly possible; Congress, tubs; 2 minutes’ walk from elec- postofflce. good neighborhood; or coirected not a crowd, there tric cars. he sold immediately. Price for all 2 1-2 Oct. 6—Miss Dil- such notices are not received by prevent large being 8-1 must CHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSION Freeport, Margaret cents ft.; electric cars pass the telephone. a attend- per square prem- about 2000 present, very good & 180 Middle who on Tuesday of this week LET—2 furnished rooms on ises. W. II. WALDRON CO., lingham all souls Church (UnlversallstL Dering, High St., one UN 9th. 16th, 23ril, 30th, OCT. at ance. exhibits in the hall we no- minute from St. 81 underwent a serious Preaching Among TO Congress, steam heat, hot and very surgical opera- Kev. F. T. Nelson, pastor. 10,45 water and — — J. C. cold bath, in board if FROM in. school at 12.16. tice a fine by Mrs. Richard- private family, tion at the and Ear Infiramr.v, is re- a. Sunday display desired, apply SALE—Our “Made Strong” trousers we Kya U. with Cumberland Association immediately; references; will at 4, Y. P. C. son of North including specimens furnish to suit. First FOEsell for $1.50, 52.00 and $2.50 as comfortable as today, at Portland at 7.00. Sebago, National Bank Building, 81.00, $1,25, PORTLAND ported possible So, S. VAII.L. not in seam or buttons 81 of butter in the of a pine cone FREDERICK. 8-1 per pair that will rip A child of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abyssinian Cong. Church, Newbury shape If on examination TO g young 1 reach- come off. not satisfactory street. Kev. Theo. A. Smythe, pastor. made without a mold. She has also thir- TO can have their money back Brown is 111 of cholera infantum. school LET—Rent of eight rooms, mod- flic purchasers by at 11a. m. and 7.SO p. in. Sunday before been ing at ty varieties and twelve of HOUSEern conveniences, oil Cumberland St. In- returning trousers to us having as she was leav- C. meeting of preserves jel- Mrs. Albert Byrnrn fell after morning service. E. prayer of E. A. KIMBALL worn. HASKELL & JONES, Monument Sq. 11 lies. quire at Kendall and Whit- GORHAM and RERUN, l H„ and G.30 p. m. All are invited. oct«-4 ing her door one morning recently, Hutch- ney’s. oct8dt£ A. M. E. Zion Mission. Rve. S. W. C, T. Auburn, has wagons and her forehead upon a pioce of a. m. Sunday Nevens, and Intermediate Stations. striking ings, pastor. Preaching at 10.45 RENT—Near Longfellow No SALE—Carleton street, near West, first m. All are robes on exhibition. R. Cook and son, Square, two broken china inflicted a large gash. Dr. school at 12 m. Preaching at 7.46 p. I?OKG57 Congress street, consisting of store 1?iORclass detached house for families, Return 4.00 p. m. u Leave 8.30 a. m. in* ited. Edes Falls, O. K. Plow and W. W. Ham- with tenement above. Would rent one nr both. good yard room, will be sold at a great bargain Howard was called and took several WALDRON lit Bethel Church, |285 Fore street—Rev. lin, Casco sulky plow. BENJAMIN SHAW, 51 t-2 Exchange St. 7-1 by order of mortgagee. W. H. Fare $1.00. stitches. 108 180 Middle St. 7-1 Round Trip Francis Southwortli, pastor. Residence The first event on the was CO., if not programme rooms Freeport is nothing progressive. Newbury street. Services at 10.30 a. m.. 3 and horse LET—Three furnished for ladies. to and intermediate at cor- the pulling, those over 1200 pounds for 10 Rates from points Just now there is a movement on foot to 7. o m. service in the afternoon. TO Fernery sale, Avon St.7-2 SALE—At Willard, near the seashore, a p. Preaching in weight first. The load was and can clothes for low rates. and a All are welcome. tf competing you change your workit^j resting !_ FOR desirable 12 room hoarding house and responding open equip suitably public reading IjlliQr fOH LET—Pleasantly furnished front rooms at very 6563 pounds. Bert Hanson, of Casco, iu It saves work 1-2 acre of Furniture can be very room library, which in a measure will Church gf Christ. Scientist, 669 Congress early time, TO No. 2 Decrlng Place. Inquire between land, bought trains had a pair 3000 in that hauled the low on accouut of sickness. Ten boarders now Regular fill the loss sustained a fow years ago street, room 2. Services 10.S0 a. m. and 7.45 p. weight nine and eleven o’clock in the forenoon. 7-1 load 119 1-3 feet; Joseph S. Pitts, Harri- in house. W. P. CARR, room 5, Oxford Build- when our Y. M. G. A. rooni3 were de- m. Wedne day 7.46 p. in. Readme room open run for Lewiston and Auburn 8.10 a. m., 1.30, tf 2600 feet 8 in- the^day. mo LET—Flat of 5 rooms. 89. of \V. ing. 7-1 is to have these Sundays excepted. 2 to 5 p. m. son, pounds, hauled it 62 Inquire; m. For liorliam. Berlin and by fire. The plan daily, 4.oo and 6.00 p. stroyed ches. This the owners of A F. DRESSER, to Exchange street. 7-1 6.00 m. For three hours eve n- Congress Church (First Universa- encouraged Island Bond 8.10 a. m., 1.30 and p. rooms open about every Square and UOR SALE OR TO LET-One of the best small 6.00 m. Rev. Dr. Dastor. Service at horses, they began hitobing on 10 LET—A pleasant, sunny rent of sue Montreal ami Chicago, 8.'0 a. m., and p. for the use of the public which list.) Blanchard, light investments ever offered, three new one ing will officiate. load. Fred E. his rooms. No. 0 Atlantic street. Fine harbor For 6.00 m. 10.30 a. m. The pastor Sunday the big Tenney put and a Quebec, p. moans of course, that they will bs of beat. month. Ad- story half houses In western part of city; school 12 m. Y. P. C. TJ. 6 *0 p. m. and created a view, Steam Price $16 a our and pair on, weight 2390, they will pay 17 per cent on the investment. Terms benefit to boys young M. E. Church—Rev. W. F. dress or to 0. A. 126 Franklin Trains leave special Congress St. commotion by hauling the load 104 feet. apply SLOMAN, easy. One tenement to let. W. P. Sunday men. That our town is much in need of school at 10.30 a. in. st„ City.«-tt CARR, Berry, pastor. Sunday increased when Richard Cook’s room 5, 185 7-1 of institution all So- This was Middle. Montreal, Toronto and Chicago, just this kind ooneede. At 3 p. m preaching by Rev. R. T. Hack. TORE TO LET—In Freeport, Me., store Quebec, inited. 2380 pound horses went 171 feet, and 00 m. Lewiston. Auburn, Gorham aud Ber- T he of obtaining and maintain- cial meeting at 7.30 p. m. AUlare suitable for millinery and fancy goods or rir p. question South Portland Leander Mosher’s 2376 pounds hauled it SALE—Fine bred and elegantly marked lin 8.30 a m. and 6.00 p. m. ing the rooms is uppermost at present. Bethany Cojtg. Church, barber shop in Warren block, second door FORSt. Bernards, Bull Terriers and at 10.46 a. Rev. S. F. Pearson 147 feet 7 inches. There was an animated office, window. JOHN Pug imp- This is to be done by popular subscrip- Preaching m/by from post plate glass pies. For further information of J. A. of Portland. school 12.16 pm. Preach- about the of the IS JUST enquire Sunday discussion right lighter THIS T. and a coromltteo ior soliciting aid OXNARD. Freeport, Me,_5-1_ CLARITY, U. S. Hotel. 7-1 your home tion, ing 7.30 p. ro. by Albert H. Small of Deering. in a heavier which Upholstering done^t this bus been horses pulling class, LET—Down stairs rent at 15 Beckett made far purpose appointed. All are welcome. the And mattresses complete; meet with was finally settled by judges dividing TO street, 8 rooms, lirst class repair, furnace UOR SALE—Emery street, 2 storied 8 Should they encouragement Church of the Messiah,J (Universalist)— To let the know that we are still bouse tar- 4 house, ot the finest quality the awarding the pre- public doing general heat, newly painted, pleasant and sunny; rooms and hath, in Also springs rooms in some suitable place will be at Rev. W. M. Kimmell, pastor. Service 10.30 a. horses, following perfect repair, ample class, Bert Cas- stand and and boat, hot and cold water, with all modern con- s Which make an easy seat. furnished and all available m. Subject, of sermon, “Coming of One’s Self." miums: Heavy Hanson, nishing business at the old guarantee quality once taken, all day. looks out over tlie harbor, a Junior Y. P. C. U. 6.46. co, 1st, $6; J. S. Pitts, 2d, $3; Charles sun veniences; good bargain. W. H. WALDRON and desirable reading will be placed convenient. L. H. TOBIE, Portland, & 180 Middle Chestnut Street Church, (Methodist Light class: Herman C. prices very CO., St. 7-1 Coverings to match your paper therein. The move is not made by Tenney. 3d, $3. Pier. 5-1 Episcopal)—Rev. Luther Freeman, pastor. Cook, 1st, $6; Fred E. Tenney, 2d, $3; On the wall and carpets too, one society or but it Is st. At 10.30 a. m. 37 OR SALE—Nine acres of land in on any organization, Residence 488 Cumberland LET—A sunny down stairs ieni.6 rooms, 4 Deering Leander Mosher, Son go Lock, 3d, $2L line of electric cars, one mile from Menu- From the darkest color m crimson hoped to be aided by each and all; its Preaching by the nastor. Sunday school ac TO all in good repair; large pantry, good yard, The base ball was better than yes- ment m lull view or a will of course be free to all. It l.?0 p. m. Rally Day exercises Ai 3 p. m. ser- game shed room; lust suitable lor small 1am- square, Portland; large To the most delicate tint of blue. privileges who wore ample of It first class mon the ••The Greatest the Saccarappas, evi- For part is for building lots and will will provide a suitable place for boys and by pastor. Topic: Ques- terday, ■ ml a Bin ifcy; terms reasonable to right party. par- 1898." At m. up a much of at bear examination. W. H. WALDRON & CO., men who do not nave such tion in 0,80 p. Epworth League dently the favorites, putting ticulars inquire N. WATERHOUSE, East- 1 make suits and couches young places and ser- 180 Middle St. 7-1 parlor meeting At 7.00 m. praise prayer better than yesterday. They were man Bros., or at house No. 7 Russell street. to their evenings with pleasure j> game '—- spend vice. Rev. C. \V. Parsons is to be a 5-1 Dr, expected defeated, after u sharp contest, by score OLACKSMITH—Horse and and and perhaps keep them away are welcome. shoeing jobbing and sso my samples. profit, pre«ent All and Harmon were the Our stock is NEW and up-to-date and we respectfully Invite furnished front " Just call from nlac.es where thev now find Measure of 12 to 0 Adams O LET—Two pleasantly business for sale, doing good business, 2 with hot water heat and bath men A. E. Vining, Pearl street, 118. battery for the Saccarappas, while Curly before rooms gas, and helper. Good reasons for selling; will without profit. fords—Rev. John R. Clifford, pastor. Resi- your inspection buying. PARK the septddlm for the Lewistons. urn- room privileges, at 95 ST., opposite sell cheap for cash. Apply to J. H. Clara died on Wednes- dence Cl Pleasant street. At 10.30 a. m. ser- pitched Haley Miss Pettinglll X mu t4-Kn final- n.mnn We show the finest line of Sherwood.5-1 MACDONALD. 10 Stone St. Beverly, Mass. 7-1 school ----*r-— day of this week at her home at Poner’s mon by ilie Rev. D. R. Ford. Sunday at 12 in. Epworth League 8 p. m. Praise and 6 LET—Whole house, 7 rooms, rear C(i Que- Landing wheie funeral seiviots rent A. C. LIBBY & TUJR SALE—Drug store known as Pearl prayer service at 7 p. m. All are welcome. The was good, although in bec St., $9.00. 4pply -*■ held Friday at S.30. Rev. hi. C. Brown trotting St. 5-1 Street Pharmacy, opposite Custom House. J. East Deering E.i Rev. John heats. officials in the stand CO., 42 1-2 Exchange John (M. Church, The Is a first location straight class and doing a busi- Goody officiated. school at 1.45 m. good R. Clifford, pastor. Sunday p. were: Isaiah R. Morrill of Brunswick, O r,ET—A very desirable flat of seven rooms; ness. Apply to D. F. MURDOCK, Franklin BRIDGTON. m. sermon Rev. F. C. of Port- At 3 p. by Rogers startor; James A. Trafton of Cumber- hot water, hath and stt am heat. Inquire 7-1 at land. Praise and service 7 in. All street._ attorney law, Bridgton, Oct. 0— The! Pondioherry payer p. land Mills, and Frank M. Hawkes. North AND: HEATERS 924 Congress St., cor. Gilman, ur ol SOLTH- are invited. RANGES: t05 Middle St 4-1 SALE—House 39 William St., mill have some horse power Roger C. Sumner, WORTH BROS., Deering Has removed to seventy-four F'ree Street Baptist Church—Rev. Jo- Raymond, judges'; FORcontaining 8 finished rooms with front The con- B. of the Electric Light company. seph Kennaru Wilson. D. D., pastor. Preaching Lewiston and John Robinson, Oxford, rpo LET—Store corner Congress and Gilman and back halls, papered and painted all are to be in as soon as trans- a. m. and in the Sun All satis” action. The A new nections put at 10.30 7.30 p. by pastor. timers. gave good to be seen iu this section of the country. Sts., in block. price moderate; fitted through, cemented cellar and a furnace, large 881-2 EXCHANGE ST. formers can be obtained—probably in a day school sit 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6.3u p. m. summary was as follows: with all modern conveniences. Inquire on garden with assorted fruit trees; to be sold is The evening sermon will be the second In the or of SOUXHWORTH 105 is made soon.6-2 oetsdlw. oDuple of weeks. The mill stream here Class—Trot or Pace—Purse BROS., cheap, if-application series on "Water from Oid Wells.” "Beer- 2.50 $100. liddle St. 4-1 very low and the reservoirs about empty, Sremises, labai-roi-the Place of the Vision ol God.” Eva b m T. 111 sets second hand team har- a condition W., (M. Merrow) which is not vory favorable Church of 484(6 made Warner & Co. ENTS TO LET—190 High 8 rooms. 236 HARNESSES—3nesses, 2 sets Harnesses. JAMES Hirst Christ, iScientisf, Dewey, blk g (Richards) 2 2 4 Households by White, barge of things for running day and night, as street, opposite Preble House. Servi- Brackett 6 rooms, 40 Wilmot Brooms. 114 G. McGLAUFLIN, 55 Preble street, head of Congress Little Glimmer, b g (Stewart) 3 8 2 LATHAM the woolen mill will be obliged to con- ces at 10.30 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. Children's Sun- Oxford G rooms, 13 Bramhal! 7 rooms. 171 Clark Portland street. 6-1 TRUE, b m 4 4 3 in to fill its numerous da school at close of service. Expe- Melody, (Allen) Crawfords made Walker Pratt 8 rooms, and many others. Particulars Real of • tinue doing order morning by JHfg.Co. SALE—If you want a beautiful home in Teacher rience meeting at 7.45 p. m. tf Boot Jack, b g (Hall) 6 6 6 Estate oftlce, First National Bank Building, large government orders. Wednesday FORDeering and want to save from $200 to $500 First Uni versa list Parish of South Port- Joker M., b 5 6 6 FREDERICK 8. VAILL.4-1 PIANO Bridgton liiaa school foot ball team g (Russell) by buying this fall, call and see what we can land. services at Union Opera House. Sabbath Art made Plymouth Fdy, Co. offer are in a which had Time—36 1-2, 1.J5, 1.48 1-2, 2.3l 1-4, Royals by LET—At Wcodfords, comer of Forest you. We have every describable kind or ___ (Harmony, Counterpoint, disappointed game School at 1.30 m. Preaching at 2.30 by Rev. rflO p. A Ave. and Clifton St., lower rent of 8 rooms suburban property end you what- THEORY Fugue, Analytical and been arraigned with South Paris eleven, W. Ms Kimmell. tf 39 1-2, 1.18 1-4, 1.65, 2.S4 1-4, 37 1-2, 1.16, give instru- with bath room, pantry and shed; furnace ever you want. We have lots all Synthetical Form, and are for a game with Frya- FmsT Church of Christ, Scientist, 484(6 1.52 i-2, 2.32 R2. practising electric lights, hot water in pantry and over Deering and can give you any location you and mentation. next at Preble House. Servi- heat, burg Academy Saturday Frye- Congress street,opposite 2.35 Class—Trot or Paco—Purse 8100, bath room; on electric ear line.4-1 desire. Our houses are new and modern and ces 10.30 a. in. Children’s Sunday school at burg. our prices are right and terms to suit you. Let COMPOSITION. close of services. Experience meeting Wed- Daisy D g m (Miothell) 111 Le!t—Rooms, furnished ur unfurnished Trenches are being dug for the new r|tOA us snow you what we have, it will cost you nesday at 7.*6 p. m tf Molly Wilkes, br m (Douglass) 2 2 3 single or en suite; steam heat, gas and use attention given to piano technic and water main from Pondioherry Corner to nothing. DALTON & CO., 53 Exchange St. Special Friends’ Church, Oak street. Ellison H. Guess So, b m (Thayer) 4 4 2 of bath. No. 776 CONGRESS ST. 4-1 Interpretation. Pupils’ classes, ensemble prac- the Tannery bridge. Walter S. Hazeu has _5-1 Purdy, pastor. Morning service 10.30. Sunday Mattie A, s m (Athonney) 8 3 4 FOR RENT—26 Arsenal street It tice and recitals. of the work. & m. at 6.30 PL S. SALE—Handsome Anne 12 Junior DAVIS charge school C. E. meeting p. 5 5 6 R. HOUSES steam heat; 10 Lewis near Queen cottage b hath, and is Coupon, g (Roberts) CO., rooms, Lessons in Theory. The new store of Gibbs Crosby Social service 7.30. tf 219 FORat Woodfords, on high land, best locality, Correspondence Evening Topsy M, g m (Chaplin) 6 6 5 Pine 10 rooms, large sunny; yard; also Corrected. and will make a fine STREET. Brackett 11 rooms, bath, steam hear; near street cars, church and school, cemented Manuscript Compositions nearing completion First Parish Church—(Unitarian) Con- 37 108 EXCHANGE special will be a addition Time—2.33 1-4, 37, 1.16, 1.62, 2.29, ^3t Inducements to desirable Particulars cellar, sewer, Sebago, large rooms, perfect re- appearance, and great gress street. Rev. John C. Perkins, pastor. OCtG tenants. 1.18, 1.52 2.27 3-4. real estate First National Bank pair, very central, only $2300; good lot of land; 537 Room 18. to Main street in that part of the village Morning service at 10.30 a, m. Sunday school 1-2, 1-2, office. Building, Brown Block, Congress St., FREDERICK S. VAILL.4-1 only$500 down, balance easy; rare chance. near office. The front has four at 12 m. The Casoo Band is in and octedlw the post attendance, DALTON & CO., 53 Exchange St. 5-1 windows the in town. Free Baptist Church. plate glass largest First Opposite discourses good music. mo LET—Rooms with or without board. A Public Rev. Lewis Mrs. F. H. Burnham has been visited Library. Malvern, pastor. A widow having a few vaoancies in her SALE—New house of 9 rooms, directly ON INSTALLMENTS. school -1. 1.45 p. m. Preaching at 3 p. WATCHES this week by her sister Miss Clara Tuck- Sunday WIT AND WSIDOM. pleasant and conveniently situated private FORon electric car line in Deering, only one m. in the Fi ee Str jet Baptist church. will make moderate minute from three different electric faces Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock er and friend, Miss Ethel Hanson of Port- SHOULD KNOW ABOUT OUR boarding house, terms, lines, First Presbyterian Church—Cor. Park YOU location near Monument house heated by land, bath, two win- of new model Watches will be sold on easy pay- land, who came up on their wheels, re- Sq., west, high plumbing, bay All and Pleasant streets. Rev. McGilvary, Or the Mother-in-law, furnace. MRS. A.H.W. MELVILLE, 1 Elm- dows, very sunny, a superb home; will be paint- ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. turning in the same way Wednesday. Henry Monument residence 22 State St. Sunday school at wood Place, off Elm St., near Cumberland. ed and papered 10 suit purchaser. Price $2800, Prices. McKENNEY. the Jeweler, John on the B. & A. pastor, Wickwire—I don’t exactly like the idea marlddtf Marcque, engineer 2 p. m. Preaching at 3 and 7.S0 p. m. by Rev. TRICES BEFORE BUYING. __4d_ only $ 800 down, balance easy; ideal home. Square. to has one of the new of war The railroad, has moved Harrison, fas s. C. Guuue of Boston. All are welcome. Seats of calling ships AND RENTS-Frederlck S. Vaill DALTON & CO., 53 Exchange St.5-1 John Hubbard section boss on the new free. American Girl. HOUSESlias the largest list of desirable houses and in Maine. 2 lb. Hamburg Steak for 25c Best Pea Beans, sac ps., sc qt SALE—Elegant new house of 9 rooms on Eighteen years successful practice seotion. High Street Church—Rev. W. H. Fenu is the matter with it? 12c 6 California 25c ents for sale and to let of any real estate office FOR or Yabsley—What 1 lb. good Lamb Chops, lbs, Prunes, Deering Highlands, (Glenwood Ave.)near » MB. I ■ I M Treated without pain took a His Is mort- A party of six from Bridgton D. D., pastor. Morning service at 10.30 a. m. Wiokwire—II sounds too tame. The Bound Steak, 12 to 15c Large Cooking Raisins. 5c in Portlaud. specialty negotiating streetcars; house is finely finished in cypress- I V I 11 H It detention from* business. rents and care of buokboard ride to Crookett’s Mills at Evening service at 7.30. Sunday school 12 m. Bump Steak, 18 to 22c Best Cooking Molasses. 25 and 35c gal gages, collecting general and hard throughout,open plumb- I I II § II Easy; safe; no Utile. Cure Hired Girl would give a much better idea Particulars Real Estate pine.papered the head of Lake last Sunday. New Jerusalem Church. New High 8t. Lean Smoked Shoulders, delb. Best loo Salmon in city. property. Office, ing, electric lights and bells, fireplace, heated I I U Lll Guaranteed! or No Pay. Sebago and First National Bank The Uniform Rank of K. of. P. at- Rev. Samuel Worcester, pastor. Morning ser- of destruction desolation.—Indianapo- Best Breakfast Bacoh, 10c lb 3 cans Best Blackberries, 25c Building.4-1 throughout, laundry, cement walk, in fact a Gc lb Pure fine flavor, 12 l-2c modern home at a reasonable and tended the Methodist ohurch by invita- vice at 10.30. Pre cuing at 10.30 a. m. by lis Journal. Fresh Beef Liver, Rio, RENT—A small house with stable at- model, price Itfctal^lJiseaxes. DfiCiTiFISK of of of to 12c Fine Java and Mocha, 16c on terms. DALTON & 53 Exchange to a fine Rev. George Henry Dole Bath, subject Boast Beef, 8,10 FORtached. pleasantly located in Western part easy CO„ Main Lewiston, Me. ftll I" ft tion last Sunday and listened Be and our 26 and 85c Teas. St.24-tf 332 Street, sermon, ’The sin of Indifference.” Commu We no an offer of this kind Whole Skinned Back Hams, 9$e Try # of the city, will be let lurntslied or unfurnished; sermon the Rev. D. B. Holt on give rewards, 5 of 90c All letters answered. Consultation m* 1 I by pastor lon at 12 m. service 7.30 p. m. Rev. Best Salt Pork by the strip, 7c lb. can Blended Java Coffee, the owner desires to retain one room and board |H ^ Evening Is the meanest of Our plan is to SALE—New corner of FREE! Send for free •‘Fraternity.” Next Sunday will be ob- Willard H. of Mass., will demotions. 10 lb. Tub Best Pure Lard, 680 5 gallons of Oil and can for 90c with the Address Press house, Deering pamphlet, g )LLiU Hlnkley Dorchester, family. B., office. and at same as Old Folk’s a chance to try the merit of Pure Leaf 75c Best Sardines. 3c box FORAvenue William St., opposite Fessen- At U. S. Hotel, Portland; Saturdays only. served the plaoe preacn. Subject of sermon, “The Consumma- give everyone Ely’s 10 lb. Tub Lard, Eastport 3-1 1 7 6 lbs. Best Loose Saleratus for 25c den Park. 9 rooms, finely architect’s Day, If the weather Is pleasant. tion of the Age.” All are welcome. Cream Balm—the original Balm for the cure of Best Forequarter .amft, to So arranged, Best Forequarter Veal, 7 to Sc Best Maple Syrup, 20c qt. LET—A furnished house in the western plans, built by the day and modern in every The annual harvest suppers were en- Peaks Island Methodist Church. Rev. I ever and Cold In the Catarrh, Hay IHad, by Westeru Creamery Butter, 20c Fresh Quaker Buokwheat, locpkg TO part of the city for the winter. Apply at way: has conveniences such as laundry, at the church Wm. S. Jones, pastor. Preaching at 10.30 a. hot water hard wood joyed Congregational mailing for 10 cents a trial size to test Its cura- Best Tub Creamery Butter, 25e New Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour 8c pkg room 23. Y. M. C. A. building. sepastf fireplace, heat, floors, H. E. MILLS and at the Methodist m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 12 m. Y. P. electric fand bells, etc; lot Weduesday, vestry We mail the 60 cent size also and Best Silver Skin Onions, 20c pk Nice Figs, 10c,'lb. lights open plumbing, S. C. E. Tuesday evening, 7.45. Class meeting tive powers. LET—At 153 Cumberland a first is 75 ft. wide 011 Ave. and terms Thursday evenings of last week. The Best new Potatoes, 15c pk. 55c busb 10 bars Best Laundry Soap, 25c rpO street, Deering Price 7.45 m. are always it. Test it and are sure a rent of with to suit, rmrohaspr. 'DAT.TON & r.O.. fiJt F.t- FlanO Tuner, attendanoe at both was good Thursday p. Strangers the druggist keeps you Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 20;lb for 25c Best Bolted Meal, 20c pk. elass tipper eight rooms, bath gatherings welcome. tf tub and hot water connections, also hot water St.24-tf Order elate at Chandler's Musi0 Store 431 to continue the treatment. Belief is immediate Nice corned Beef, 2, 4 and 6c 4 bottles Best Ketchup, 25c change Preble Chapel. Rev. W. T.: Phelan, pas- 10c bas. Nice 12Vic heat. Everything In fine condition and up to Congress street. and a cure follows. Ely Brothers, 58 Warren Concord Grapes, s Brooms, BALDWIN. tor. Sunday school at 12 p. m. Preaching by Yellow 16c date. to TRUE BROS., 894 Fore street, poll SALE—At Deering Center a very fpleas- Best Turnips, pk. Apply A with pastor at 3 p. m. Monthly temperance meeting street, New York. foot of Exchange street.aug2dtf antly situated house stable, nearly hot and cold bath, cemented MARRY ME, NELLIE, East Baldwin, Oct. 6.—Mra John Jit 7.30 p. m. All are invited. new, water, cellar, Order by Telephone or call at the store. Good? delivered excellent heater, ready for occupancy; extra a Snell and son have 1 esn at her Pine Street Church. (Methodist COLBY UNIVERSITY. And I will buy you such pretty King at visiting Eplsoo- steamboat or railroad WANTED. lot with this place: price $2800. AUSTIN’S 04 to any part of the city and any landing MoKcnneys. A thousand solid gold Kings, father’s, Mr. Ambrose Spencer. paij. Itev. u. Rogers, pasior. nesiueuce AGENCY, Peering Center.5-1 Emeralds and are Carleton St. Preaching (at 10.30 a. m. the Waterville, Oot. 6. —The Colby Glee station. The above are but a i'eiv of the many bargains to be Diamonds, Opal-Pearls, Kubies, Norton and Wingate doing quite an by Forty words inserted under this head other stones. and school 12 in. Epworth League club for the seasons's work all precious Engagement extensive business at their factory, pacK- pastor. Sunday has£orgapized found at one week for 25 cents, cash in advanoe. SALE—Carriage factory, established Rings a Largest stock in 6 46. Social service at 7.30 p. m. All are wel- R. W. mana- FOlt Wish to retire from a Wedding specialty. ing apples, squash und pumpkins, em- by electing Sprague ’01, (01872. business; good city. McKESNEV, The Jeweler, Monument come.' ; ’99 chance here for a live man. There is no mis. about thirty hanus. ger, and C. E. G. Shannon, leader. ANTED—The best Liebig’s Beef Extract, Square. mar22dtf ploying Salvation Army. 239 Federal St. Meet- take about this as there Is a good business here Mr. Rounds on The men of the college met In the Burnham Brand, is one of best. Burn- E..W. startedjlyssterday ings every night at 8, exoept Tuesday, Sunday all the year round in all its branches. A. B. ntar this for the first regular ham’s Beef, Wine and Iron, none better. Jelly- h is annual hunting trip Moosehead 11 a. and 3 and 7.30 m. ohapel evening LAMBERT PALME Malden, Mass. 4-1 at 7 and m., p. Adju- JOHNSON & U, GALLO’S MURDERER HUNG- conference of the year, and were ad- S, con for a desert is fine; for sale by druggists Lake. tant and Mrs. McDouall In charge. All are Trade in dressed President Butler on TELEPHONE : 24 WlLMOT STREET. and grocers. supplied by jobbers OK. SALE—Stoves and Mr. F. H. Rounds of Melrose, Mass., welcome. t£ by subjects 228-5. and Rockland.6-1 Carpets. Twenty- relative to life and His Portland, Bangor I,1 live good coal and wood stoves from Allred Williams Fay* the Fenalty of His has been visiting at his father’s, Mr. St. Pauls Church—Corner Congress and college activity. $1.00 one to $10 ana fifty at ten cents a to Rounds. Locust streets. Rev. Jos. Batten Shepherd, ree- talk was very helpful, and which ANTED—Don’t some one want a steno- carpets yard Crime. George fifty cents a yard at private sales at rooms of Hours of service 10.39 a. m. and 4 m. should have been listened to by grapher and for a few hours Mr. M. D. Shaw and Mr. Forest Graf- tor. p. every typewriter F. O. BAILEY & 46 Street. school at the ser- in WANTED—AGENTS. each or week, or would some one let me of- CO., Exchange fum took a run on their wheels to Parsons- Sunday the close pf morning man oollege. MISCELLANEOUS. day welcome. tf fice room for for them and let me take 3-1 Oocober 7.—Alfred O. Williams and bank last vice. Strangers always working Salem, held Sunday. and street men all over in work? Have a Address, M. S., St. Stephen’s Church (Protestant Episco- OFF FOR PITTSBURG. WANTED—Agents forty word* inverted under thiv head typewriter. SALE OR TO LET—Two story house and for murder of John Tv Maine to sell the match lighter button, care Portland Press. 6-1 POR was exeouted the street, head of State. Rev Dr. oae week (or 85 cents, euk in adranoe. Daily A lot of 0000 feet of land. Inquire at 210 B WEST END METHODIST CHRUCH. pal) Congress cent the New Idea garter and forenoon. The rector. Sunday service at This morning the members of the two 100 per profit; STREET, City. 3-2 Gallo in Salem jail this Dalton, morning no rubber yet school at 12 m. sleeve holder; perfectly elastic; sewing or any kind of fancy in the West End finds 10.30 a. m. Sunday Weekly oommanderies of in PORTLAND INTRODUC- WILL BUY household goods or store fix- drop fell at 10-01-50, and life was pro- Sunday evening at 4 m. school Knights Templars wears for years. WANTED—Plainwork to do at home by an experienced SALE—All the popular sheet music, service Wednesday p. Sewiug 92 St. 8-1 WE tures ol any description, or will receive ApOR a number of will start for P to TION CO., No. Exchange seamtress who has ail her time. Address, B. Sousa’s marches, etc at one-half discount; nounced extinct twelve minutes and large people, especially Saturdav at 2.30 p. m. tf this city ttsburg attend the same at ourauctlon rpome lor sale on com- A. M., care Portland Press. 6-1 music books. Instruction books, ana a great va- one seconds later. men and without a Loft meetings are held at No. 6 Cen- the triennial conclave. These are mission. GOSS & Auctioneers. 18 thirty young women, place Sail great to sell our cut-price Xmas books; WILSON, riety of 10 centlsheet music just received; su- Wharf Free St. 8-1 Sheriff Johnson had extended but few of instruction. To meet this tral every Sunday morning, commencing the members of the Portland and St. Al- AGENTS60c book. 15c; (1 book, 25c; *1.50 books, room and board for perior strings for all instruments of every des- religious a. m. All are welcome. tf invitations to attend the execution, not at 10.80 50e- 82.50 book, 75; credit given, freight paid, WANTED—Furnishedwinter in western part of city. Gentle- cription for sale by HaWES’, 414 Congress St. want the Official Board has inaugurated street Cler- ban Commanderies who are going: PUB. 325 Vine "\TONEY' TO LOAN on mortgages of real es- wife and one child. Box 6-1 more than forty persons having been St. Luke’s Cathedral—State outfct free. FERGUSON CO., -UA man, 937, city, 1-2 H. A. D. D. Rev. O.3-1 tate, houses, aud house lots at 5 and 0 per asked to witness the affair. These in- a series of Sunday evening services to gy—Rt. Rev. Weely, Bishop; Eminent Commander C. Fred Berry, St., Cincinnati, C. Morton Sills, D. D., Dean. Services,—Holy cent. For sale, real estate, farms, timber ■flTANTED—Maine State for 1825, SALE—The Fairbanks mandolins and and warden of General Fred E. Grand ■ Registers pOR cluded the warden deputy consist of a minute a Captain Sanborn, lands and suburban collected ■ A excel. twenty address, Communion at 7.30 a. m. Morning Prayer and help wanted. 'property-OKents ’27, ’30; Portland City Directories for guitars Examine them at HAWES’ the state twelve as Senior Warden, C. J. Past MALE and care of prison, oltizens, legal vocal and instrumental holy Communion at 10.30 a. m. Sunday school Farrington, property. Thorough acquaintance 1841 Maine schoolbooks printed prior to music store, 414 Congress St.; a large number praise service, Eminent Commander E. of the value of ,’44; witnesses and sheriffs m. with sermon at 7.30 F. Vose, Sir property having had 25 1800. Will cash. H. W. Book- of music books just also a fine Boston physicians, deputy at 3 p. Evening (choral) HELP WANTED—Government pay BRYANT, received; and of the music. Each service will last one hour— c£ A. M. Herbert C. Car- posi- years’ experiencejn the business. N. S. GAR- seller and 223 Portland. musical alto and Cloos flute for sale. 1-2 representatives local, county p. m. Knights Menish, Don't for civil service Antiquary, Middle St., E. F. Hillman and Maletions. prepare any DINER, 176 1-2 Middie 4-1 and Boston 7.30 to 8.30. Next Sunday, Oct. 9, an People’s M. E. Church— noy, wife, L. Pit- our street._7-1 press. So Portland examination without seeing illustrated SALE—Ranges and parlor stoves. We These assembled at the soon W F. Holmes, pastor. Preaching 10.30 man, J. Frank Lang end wife, Frank W. sent free. Colum- desire to Inform our the persons jail orchestra will furnish the music, Mr. C. Rev catalogue of Information, friends, WANTED—Case of bad health that R-I-P-A-N-S FORhave several second band ranges and par- school at 12 m. Stockman and John ladles ol Portland and we after 9.3U o’clook and at the invitation of a. ra. Sunday Epworth League wife, S. Cushman, bian Correspondence College, Washington, D. CARD—We vicinity, that are will not benefit. Send 5 cent* to Itipans Chemical lor stoves that will be sold law. Also chamber J. Baker, organist; Mr. Ira at 7 p. m. All are to do children’s also and 1,000 testimonials. the sheriff proceeded to the guard room Hamilton, and general prayer meeting John G. Walker, H. E. Murdock, Samuel C. S'1 prepared dressmaking, Co.,New York,for 10samples sets, dining tables, parlor furniture and all “ sewing. We solicit your patronage and shortly afterwards. Meanwhile Sheriff violinist; Mr. Whitmore, cornecist; Mr. invited. Clark, George L. Fogg and wife, W. E. plain kinds of household goods; cash or instalments. (Protestant xir ANTED—First class wirentan on inside will endeavor to please. MRS. EDWARDS, ROOM 23-2 Johnson had a conference with Williams bass Mr. St. Paul’s Church, Episcopal), Bailey, E. P. Frank N. WANTED— SITUATION >. 6,185 Middle street. Fred Hamilton, viol; Garvin, and Locust streets. The Rev. Greenough, TT work. W. A. DERIIAH, 213 Forest Ave., MRS. SMITH, 119 Pearl street. 7-1 who himself as for cor Congress Strout, Seth F. Clark, Oakley C. 8-1 expressed grateful trombone. Mr. H. L. Van Blarcome rector. Hours Ul service Curtis, Woodfords. at Jos. Battell Shepherd, T. Judah ONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort- words Inserted under this head SALE OR LEASB-A lot of land the what the officers of the county had done. m. schoollat George Deuley, B. Drysdale and 7|J Forty —10.30a.m. and 4p. Sunday JJA one week for 25 cents, easfi in advance. FORWest corner Furest and Congress had with him a black suit of will be soloist. The subject of the pas- H. W. P. and gages on real estate at a3 low rate of in- End, The sheriff close of morning service. Ail are welcome, tf wife, Joseph Carleton, Eaton ANTED—Reliable man here another streets, about feet to and E. C. Parker office and handle terest as can be obtained In Portland. Also containing 4,224 Apply clothes which he asked Williams to put tor’s address will be “The Great Re- Congregational wife, and wife, E. H. outside to open small E. HaRLQW, 910 street. jan25dtf St. Lawrence Church, to honest work- loans made on stocks, bonds, personal property wrANTED-An widow wishes Congress on. The execution was scheduled to take streets—Rev. A. H. Waterhouse and wife, King S. Raymond mv goods. Position permanent elderly lady (48) fusal.” Cor. Congress and Munjoy or tiny other good securities. Inquire of A. 0. »« as to a _ and references. A. T. MORRIS, engagement housekeeper gentleman FOB. SALE AT A BARGAIN. place at ten o’clook. A strong guard of Wright pastor. Morning service 10.80. Sun- and wife, Eben R. Dyer, E. M. Lung, ers. Stamp LIBBY & 42 1-2 Exchange St. oct5-4 7*1 CO., or delicate lady, where the work is light, small of best on S m. Choral service with C. A. Fred care this paper. Farm of aoout 200 acres, one the police were the outside of the jail IMPORTANT POST OFFICE ORDER. day school Evening Jr., Dyer, H. Rundlett, salary accepted, country preferred, good refer- address 7.30 p. in. M. negotiated-Wc have equipped in York Co., cuts 50 tons bay; pastur- keeping the sidew&lks clear, no one be- Gospel James Hammond, Jr., Asa F Jacobs, young man, strong and of good ences. MRS. HOPE, 1 Elmwood Place, Elm an order of the Post Office WANTED—A ing lor 30 euws ; goad market for milk; about in the or on By Depart- Congregational Church— Fred P. Whittaker and F. if 18 One Mortgagesfunds of clients to Invest in first mort- ing allowed either jail yattl State Street George Cava- size, about years old. naving good St.jPortland.6-1 1.000 cords of wood standing, 4 miles front D. D. minister. to orders. RING gages on real estate security at 5 per cent in- the sidewalks outside. At ten o’clock ment dated September 27th, 1898, fac- Rev. J. L. Jenkins, Morning naugh. They will bo joined at Union habits and who expects obey first class teamster Saco and Blddeford. J. F. school at 12 m. Eve- terest. Parties loans can obtain wants a Address GOOGINS, service at 1 o.3u. Sabbath Station a of 1*8 Middle desiring Williams, whose arms and hands had simile of or by large number Knights MANE.CO-, St._74_ WANTED—Ajob; a reliable party, will take of a* Blddeford, Maine. oct4dlw* copies manuscript typewriting ning service at 7.30. Preaching by Prof, J. W. same by applying at the® Real Estate Office charge been lett the cell Templar from other commanderies In Ftrof IMotmnKt K.inlr linildmv PTt KrWH 1(71.' farm by the year; a thoroughly competent man i-* pinioned, accompanied obtained a mechanical ot Andover. Mass. w rteur A SAT'S-* W/ITTVrA (J. by process, in or- Churchill the State. tn mkA r.liaro-A of QtnhlA la row r»r amoll ;o by Sheriff Samuel A. Johnson, Kev. Place. S. VAILL.4-1 der to be entitled to the third-class rate of Second Advent Church. Congress now ready for an engagement. Inquire at room H. Puffer, the jail chaplain and school The will not march in a Rev E P. Woodward, pastor. Sunday Knights body •i, No. 03 Exchauge St., Portland, Me. 6-1 Williams’s spiritual advisor and Deputy- must be for ses at 1.46 m. at 28, Maltese cat with white p stage, presented mailing and Bible cla p. Preaching to the Union etatton as the will not Sheriffs Arthur and D at 7.30 party and paws. Return to 11G WINTER WHAT’S THAT? Bishop Timothy ihe office windows and in the 8 p. m. Social aod prayer meeting p. Lost—Septemberbreast MURDER, ’ll1"ANTED—Situation by an experienced cook post be as as iThe train *» Crowley who had charge of him during m. Seats iree; all are invited. large anticipated, will ST. and receive One of McKenney’s Alarm Clocks. D5c to also good waitress. Call at 100 Newburv minimum of identical reward._7-1 his trial. The distance from the cell to twenty perfectly Second ParishiCongregational Church leave at 1 p. m. S3.00. Warranted to wake the dead. More 6-1 Sunday. Sept. 25. a gold stick pin St._ about the scaffold was about feet copies. cor. Pearl St, Rev. Koliiu T. Hack, clock Ilian all the other dealers combined. Horse welshing 1100; only thirty Congress, with bluo enamel forget-me-not; finder will WANTED a few seconds from the Services at 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. LOST—On McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square. by young man who and only elapsed pastor. THEIR WORK APPREOIA TED. a favor by returning the same to 51 SITUATIONunderstands the care of horses and bind. Inquire at school at 12 m. confer sep28dtf and can sound time Williams left his cell to the termina- A CARD. Sunday St. 3-1 drive. Would like a The Walter Spruce job driving team. A ddress WILSON’S tion of the event. On the scaf- Trinity Church, Woodfords, (Episcopal.) Corey Company of this city B. Box 477. Cumberland STABLE, leaching -' A., Milts. 5-1 service at 10.30. and RINGS. fold Williams was placed on the trap and We guarantee every bottle of Cham- Morning Evening nrayer have received the contraot for HELP WANTED” WEDDING Federal street, school at 3 m. Rev. Chas. T. furnishing to select from. All sep28dtf were Cholera Sunday p. Ogdon Oue hundred ol them his knees bound during which pro- berlain’s Colic, and Diarrhoea the new WANTED. draperies for Odd Fellows' Hall styles, all weights, all prices in 10, 14 and 18 ceeding prayer was offered by the and will refund the to at Lewiston. The OK WOMAN of energy and business Situation by a young man who understands Remedy money The First Sfiritual Society. Mystic drapories are to be the Ivt. Gold. Largest anti best stock of rings -i'EMALB The black was travel for established firm. and is Two WANTKD- H1SI.P. chaplain. can then drawn one who is not satisfied after same as those Manihintv to $50 in the A thousand of them. bookkeeping willing to work. any using Hall Rev. A. J. Weaver, pastor. At 2.30 p. style of the Portland Lodge 1'. W. ZIEGLER & city. McKENNEY, over his face and At this n month and all expenses. the years experience. Graduate of Gray's Port- adjusted. point it. It is tile most successful medicine in m services for the study of the Bible under rooms. Pa. Jeweler. Monument Square. june7dtf Locust» street. Philadelphia. land Business Good references fur- Forty words Inserted under tills ho*d Sheriff Johnson said that pursuant to a reflected its pages by Spirit- LO.,ro 2*5l*o College. the world for bowel complaints, both for the light upon This concern Is also furnishing the aug30Tu& Fst-then W&SlSt ITF-TO-DATE Astrologer and Seer—Life’s nished. Address CHAS. E. ALLEN. Skow- oho week forgo cents, cash in advance. warrant issued to him the Criticism. at 7.45 *J by Superior children aud adults. For sale ualism and Higher Preaching and furniture for a new mysteries, business by D. XV. All tf draperies $25,000 prospects, personal, hegan, Maine. oct4d2w» court he would execute the sentence of by the pastor. Seats free. invited. love and all the affairs of life re- Heseltine & 387 Congress Ed- house built for Mrs. A. S. Tnrbox at. -ithvkY TO LOAN on first aud second moi t- truthfully WANTED—A capable girl to do general tho court. He then touched the at Co., St., Woodfords Congregational Church— insurance vealed. only 20c.; one Question answer for 10c; spring Bath. Most of the furniture will be of en real estate, life noli- IV ANTED—Situation as nurse, by a young housework. Call at 100 SPKUCE ST., iii ward W. Stevens, 107 Portland St., P. Wilson, Morning service at 33 3 for 25c; si.do. Send birth date and 1U-01-50. Williams rtroppd six feet one King Rev. E. pastor. or any good security, Real eg. horoscope lady with good references; contagious the evening. 8 1 S. Cumberland Wm. Ox- school at close of morning er— special design. anrfnotes sex. FliOF. C. MAC. Dauby, N. Y. B. 102. inch and was within thirty inches of the Raymond, Mills, 10.30. Sunday mmhmielit sold and exchanged. 48 1-2 Ex- cases not accepted. Inquire at 144 Brackett vice. Evening service at 7 p. m. A cordial “ _seplS-4 4-1 floor. His neck was broken tho fall. uard, 921 Congress St., H. P. S. I-P- <*«“• St., cor. Spruce. irANTED-An middle or by Goold, to ali. tf change A agreeable aged welcome lyANTED—lam now ready to buy all kinds *' lady to run a sma l select The muscular contraction of the limbs Congress Square Hotel. ” of off woman, a elderly boarding West Congregational Church—Rev. Le cast ladies’, gents' and children’s IVA-NTED-By a middle-aged po- house well located and established in was visible for several seconds. assist in Portland, During at a. in. clothing. 1 pay more than st sition to do sewing and TO THE PUBLIC. roy S. Bean, pastor. Preaching 10.3Q 75c. any purchaser in family owner being out of health; small premium; ad- tho for the final scones in the the city. Send letters to or take charge of small family, preparation Sunday school at 12 m. Lecture on Old Teita- MAINSPRINGS, MB. or MRS. Dk light house-work dress “FAITH”, office ot tnis paper. o-l Williams did not a Chamberlain’s Rem- made the GROOT. 76 Middle St. widower's Address S. L. M., Box piison, speak word. Knowing Cougli ment History at 7.30 p.m. tf n-ho lmst American Mainsprings, by 28-5 preferred. to leave the room un- a cook and one was allowed edy to be medecine of great worth and Woodford’s Universalist Society,. Rev. persons in want 1666, city._4'1 WANTED-A good second girl, Elgin WANTED—All of trunks ** ll tile doctors had life ex- for F. T. Nelson, pastor. Sunday school at 2.45 p. Jff >• aud to call on E. D. references required. Apply in the evening pronounced merit aud especially valuable coughs, bags REYNOLDS a young woman, starch work m. at 4 p. in. PERFECT 563 one ANTED—By at 1 Thomas inet and preparations made for cutting croup and wo Preaching Congress street, door above Shaw’s W has had experience, or kitchen St._4-1 _ in laundry, colds, whooping cough, Williston Church, corner Thomas and as we .own the and turning it over to grocery store, manufacture our goods washing and lioning at her body will hereafter warrant bottle at 10.30 a. m. work: would prefer STITCHERS WANTED—Experienced work- every Carroll streets. Preaching and aud can therefore give bottom 100 ™ iriends. Chaplain Puffer said that up to prices home. Apply MBS. L., Washington St. ers on waists and muslin uuder- bought of us, and will refund the money 7.30 p. m. by Rev. Lewis Malvern. Sunday & CO., Trunks repaired. Open evenings. yfo frame wrappers, few minutes of the execution Williams DAt/TOW wear can obtain good and em- to who is not satisfied after school at. 12 m. pictures. 11-3 wages steady anyone using __ till next August at THE ; reclaimed his innooenee. west End Methodist Episcopal Church ployment by applying two-thirds of a 25 or 50 cent bottle. D. Powder LOANED on first and secondmorb CHENKKY MFC. CO.. 236-23S Middle St. was cut down —Rev. H. E. Duimack, pastor. Residence 3u Tooth in Heal The body forty-eight Estate, MONEY real estate, life insurance THOUSAND RINGS had been W. Heseltine, 387 Congress St., Edward Frederic street. At 10.30 sermon. S Dealers gages, policies, A 4-2 minutes after the drop sprung. -bjo t, notos, bonds aud good collateral from. XV. 107 Portland S. and Reoeivers of Christ’- At, 11.30 TOILET LUXURY. REMOVED TO.... security. To se>“ct Diamonds, Opals, Pearls, It was in a pine coffin and turned Stevens, St., King '•Rejectors AN ELEGANT ....HAVE Notes rate of Interest 5 other stones. Girls to run ma- plaoed a. 111. At 6.30 discounted; per cent a and all precious Engage- IVANTED—Fifty- power Sunday school. Epworth ltubys ** over #o who accompanied it to Raymond, Cumberland Mills, Win. Ox- League. year anil upwards, to W. ment a chines. to Mr. Kellv at manufac- friends, At 7.80 People’s Gospel service. The of refinement according security. and Wedding Kings specialty. Largest Apply where it was 921 H. P. S. pastor’s Used by people F. CARR, room 5, second floor, Oxford Build- stock in the city. McBENNEY, the Jeweler, 168 Middle street, fourth floor, MILL!- Greedlarwn cemetery, Salem, nard, Congress St., Goold, subject win be "The Great Revival.” All are STREET. tory. a a 53 EXCHANGE ing, 185 Middle street. 13-4 Monument Square. tnarlSdU KEN. COUSENS & SHOUT, sep7-4 buried. Congress Square Hotel. welcome. Seats free. tor over quarter of century. octl I / RAULROADS. S C Tryon, STEAMERS. 27.797 bbls; exports 43,370 bbis; sales 9.00 delDhla: Norton, 1‘teree, Rockport: MISCELL ANEOTTS. on new Parsons, __ WESTBROOK. DEEltING. packages dsteady.falrlv active spring. Gaul. Philadelphia: Cbas « ™ckey. financial and commmai Flour mills patents —; winter Norfolk; Edward ltlcli. Paschal. RockDort. quotations—city witli E. JR. EASILY PROVEN. mills clears —: winter Ar 7tli. Tamaana, j^ortland. barge MAINE CENTEAL patents 3 70«8 86: city tug McDon- atiS 76*4 B6; sells H S Boynton, and Chas CASCO BAY SiEAMBSaTco! straits|3 40®3 66; Minn, patents Preston; at 3 Chester, t red A Etner- Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Knowlton lefi The Westbrook Eleotrio Light and Pow- winter extras 12 76*3 10; Minn bakers 16 ald, Rockland; Laura T jn effect Oct. 3 ism. Because News Item Abou W C Noroross. Rock- Custom It’s a Portland t @3 40: winter low grades B 26®2 46. so Silas McLoon. and Itouse Wharf, Portland, Me. Mr er workmen are Medford, from Trains leave Portland as follows: last evening for Hopedale, where company’s making very of Produets in th Eve firmer- No 2 Western at 49%@&0c elf. port; Francis Coffin, and Bangor a Portland Clti20 i. Quotations Staple WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. Rockland of the in the new Buffalo. Susan Stetson, and Eastern Queen, do; Harry 7.00 a.m. For Brunswick, Bath, Knowlton has entered the employ rapid progress setting poles, Machlas; Edw Lameyer, Skowhegan. Lisbon Falls 189.G25 bush: exports 421,- C Chester, and Josie, Commencing .Monday, Sept. 20, 1098. Augusta, Watervllle, In their tool for which was recently grant- Wheat—reeelpts Rockland; do; via Brunswick. Belfast Bangor Draper company department. permission Markets. 069 bush: sales 1,026,OnO Dusli futures: and and Rod Jacket. Pemaquld, Lewiston The reader has not got to go to Kala- Leading F Cobb, Mt Desert; Catba- Houlton, Woodsiock and Sc Mr. C. V. Waterman and Mr. Henry ed by the city government. It is expect- 360,000 bush spot: spot steady:No 3 Hed 73%c Pe n and Amelia Bucksport, Ellis P Rogers. Kennebec; v Vanceboro anil St. John. or Duluth, fo fob rltic Sloningtoii; For Fore t CM Landing, Peak* Inland, 5.30, Stephen via mazoo, Mich., Minn., from ed that if the weather most of afloat. SCollins. Deer Isle. Mechanic Anderson [returned homo Thursday permits, Corn—receipts71.750 bush: exports 1G\672 Lucknaw Calais; Hattie 7.15, 8. 10.30 A. 31., 2.15, 4.2 J, 0.15 P. 31. 8.30 a. m. F’or Danville Jc.. Kalis, can be in abundanci Lockwood, Hawthorn, fm proof. It procured oi the new street ordered by the city New and Money Market. sales futures, 162,OOu bush Ar 5th.’soh Jennie For Treiethen’* JJI.a- ding. IVaks Island, itumford Falls. Lewiston, Winthrop, Oakland, their gunning trip in the regions lights York Stock bush; 96,OOOibusli Livermore Farm snot: Nob 36 f o b I. itile »"swick^c„3 perryj 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 31., 2-15, 4.20 6.15 P. M. ington and Phillips. o NEW Oct. 7. Atlantic Donna T Biggs. Sulli- a. in. Brunswick, Augusta curred on 16 Tate street, the residence Ernest month. The work of the wires YORK, — firmer; No 2 at nebec and City; For PonoeV Landing, Long island, 8.00, 10.30 lu.25 For Bath, four deer. Mr.W. B. Boothby and stringing bus; sales bu spot; spot 27c; Brunswick. las t No 3 wcite van and Boston: J J Moore, Chadwick, Bangor A. 31. 2.15 P. 31. Waterville and Lewiston via What more can th 5 shot will at onoe and as Money on call steady at 2%@3 per cent; 8 at 26%c; No —C; No2white29 Mrs. Wm. Moore. who went with them, each begin completed rap- New York. For 10.30 A, 4.40 12.30 p.m. Express for Brunswick Lath, Gerhardt, loan at 3%'d ®29%c; track white 2S®33. and Cushing'* Island, 7.15, 3I„ 2%: prime mercantile paper sens W H Kennebec and New P. 31. Watervllle, Bangor, Bar Hark o most want? Mrs. Moore says one. These last named are to idly as possible. Beel firm: lamlly—; clty^extra India Mess Sid titli, Oler, Augusta. skeptical gentlemen per oeut. with actus Henry dodo; Jennie S Hall, Houlton aud all in Amo- Mattie J. Alles is unload- sterling ctxcbange easier, York; Wilhuigton, -RETURN- Greenville, points in Doan’s Kid a The schooner 10"k via B. & A. R- It. “If my experience usiDg remain few days longer. Business in bankers bills 4 84%!a!4 84% to HLard easy: Western steam 5 10. Apalachicola. County sld 7th. sens Susie Leave Fore*t City Landing, 6.20, 7.35. 9.15, 110 For Mechanic Falls, Bunion use with the a cargo of New Jersey clay at the at Mullonomali, Stonington; pm.. Pills will be of any in inducini 1 The ladies’ circle connected ing uemana and 4 82 lor sixty days; posi Pork dull:mess $8 26*8 76; short clear Fannie II. A. 31., 3.30. 0.25 P. 31. ney 81% g4 12 p Oliver, and Myra Sears. Maine ports; 45, 5.00, Falls, Bemls, Danville Jc.. Lewiston, Elver 11 ooalB 76; family SOgJiS. A. t church have recently elected Portland Stoneware company’s wharf, 6d rates I bills ari F Orland; lit. Belle, Leave lrefeth -n’s, 6.00 7.20 9.00, 11.30, 31., more Klngfteld. Carrabas- others who suffer from kidney complain Methodist 2% s* 86. Commercial Butter Is firm; Western at 16® Hail, ley, Rockport: Lucy Falls, F’armlngton, creamrey Helena, tor Addison. 3.15, 4.45, 6.45 P. 31. set. officers for the ensuing Deering Point. The schooner Maggie 4 80%. 20Vsc: factory do 1 Sullivan; Phillips and Kangelev. Wlmlirop. Oakland, to Doan’s Pills, I will cheer the following l%@14%c; Elgins20%c; sch Annie L Hender- Leave Lilt e Diamond, 6.10. 7.30, 9.10, 11.40 A. and try Kidney state dairy BRUNSWICK—Ar Util, Bingham. Waterville Skowhegan. Mrs. H. B. Ellen has been discharging a cargo o Silver certificates 14®l8%c; docrem I6«20c. 31., 3.25. 6.35 P. 31. back me no end o [ year: President, Henry 60%®61%. son. Henderson. Providence. 4.35, 1.15 p.m. For reeport, Brunswick. Au give it. My gave Cheese steady: large white 8%®8%e; small Leave Great Diamond, 6.05, 7.25, 9.05, 11.35 A. fully B. sand at the same wharf. liar Silver.60%. white BEAUFORT—At Bay Point 6th, sch Sallle gusta,Bath,Boo’.hbay,Eockland and all stations Hawes; vice-president, Mrs.[Charles 8'/si*9c. 3.20. 6.40 P. 31. trouble for years, gnawing, aching paii Mexican I’On. West, from Port ltoyal for Jacksonville. 31., 4.40, on the Knox! and Lincoln division. Waterville. Albion P. The Woodfords Universalist Ladies’ cir- dollars 4 0%. firm; State and Wes- Leave Police's Landing, Long Island, 8.45, [ Woodman; secretary, Mrs. Eggs Penn at 18S18%c; BALTIMORE—Ar 6th, ship Tam O'shauter, Skowhegau, Belfast, llartland, Dover and Fox across the when Government tern fresh 11.15 a. 3.00 m. kidneys, pain Mc- cle held a and Bonds strong. 17%c. Ballard. Hong Kong. in., p. croft, Greenville. Oldtown and Mat- just treasurer, Mrs. George A. very enjoyable supper A. Bangor, when I walked and paii , Stiles; Petroleum stronger. BATH—A.I 7th, sells Henry Withington, and Leave Cushing's island, 7.25, 11.50 31., 5.05 tawamkeag. stooped, pain Hatch, social last in Lewis Wood- P. 31. managers, Mrs. H. H. evening hall, Retail Grocers .Mitsc rentes. Kosln steady. W 11 Oler, Boston; Wm B Herrick, do; Elm 5.10 p. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Lisbon ever Whei Cubrey; SUNDAY TIME TA I!LE. when I sat was present. ; Spirits XurpDentlne firm. Salem; Henry L Peckham. Portsmouth. Falls. and Watervillo. still, Mrs. H. E. Cotton, Mrs.B.G. Pride,[Mrs. fordB, which was largely attended. Portland market—cut loaf 7: oonfotloner: City, Gardiner, Augusta Molasses steady. BOOTH BAY—Ar 7tli,'.scns Laura & Marion, For Forest and Trefethen'* 6.15 For New Gloucester, Danville last attack came on, I anew from nr Mrs. The Westbrook football pulverised 8c; powered, 6«i granuiaui City Landing. p.m. the J. Hezelton, Mrs. C. C. Phelan, Seminary Rice firm. Portland; Clara & Mabel, do. Peaks inland, I ittle and Great Diamond Junet, Mechanic Falls, Auburn and Lewiston. G. 6%u; coffee crushed 6c •. yellow e ~ that it came from my DARIEN—Sld sch L Drake,Skol- A. P. 31. it.(JO m. lor former experience C. J. McClellan, Mrs. Eliza [Hall; enter- elevon have been putting in considerable CHICAGO—Cash quotations; 6th, Georgle island, 9.00, 10.30 31., 2.15, 4.20 p. Night Express, every nighr, fleld. St Simons. For Ponce’s 10.30 A. Wuler- & Son’ Hides. Flour Landing, Long Is and, Brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, I went to H. H. Ilay Miss Thirsa Davis, practice of late. Manager Richard Cool- steady. — schs kidneys, tainment committee, Wheat—No 2 NoS do 61® DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR Sld Btli. 31., 2.15, 4.20 1*. 31. vtlle, Bangor, Moosenead Lake, Aroostook The following the sDr!n» wheat—: at the of Free anc Miss Addle P. Gowen, of the eleven has a quotations represent pay 2 at 29%c: John Proctor, from Kennebsc for New York; For Cushing’s island, 10.30 A. 31.. 4.20 P# 31. county via Oldtown, Bar Harbin, Bucksport, drug store junction Nettie H. Debeck, idge arranged game In this G3c; No 2 Red at 66c. Corn—No lng prices market: No 2 white Robert A Snow. Black Island for do; Hennon St. Stephens, st. Andrews, St. John and Aroos- on No 2 yellow- —c.Oats—No 2 at 22% ; C. W. T. CODING, General Mauager. Middle streets a box of Doan’i Miss Whidden, Miss Lizzie Adams, for this afternoon the seminary Cow and steers...7 c 1? 11 Fall River lor New Marlon took via Halifax and the and;got Lucy at 26%c; No8 white at 23%@24c; No 2 rye F Kimball. York; dif county Vanceboro, Bulls and stags.6 c Boston. 3ept23_ Provinces. train does not Pills. As I took them the paii Miss Alice J. Adams, Miss Helen Cotton, grounds with the South Portlands. 470; No 2 1 Flaxseed 89% : Draper, New York for The Saturday night Kidney Skins—No 1 quality.1 lo Barley 3x@44c:No Ar sell Storm Petrel, run to Dexter. Dover and or prime seed 2 27 Vs. Mess pork at 7 7 6 ELLSWORTH— 7tb, Belfast, Foxcrolt, and it lef Miss Maria Cotton, Mrs. Will Nason, The Deering High school foot ball No a .a c Timothy Portland. beyond Bar Harbor Oct 2d, gradually lessened, finally 7 80. hard 4 76@4 80; short rib sides at 6 06 Bonsey, Bangor excepting No 3 .7 @8, SC—Sld sch Puritan, ALLAN LINE- 9tn and Kith cars to St. John. I have not been troubled Miss Mabel Klwell, Miss Annie McClel- eleven were putting in some good prac- @6 30. salted meats—shoulders 4%t*4%; GEORGETOWN, 6tb, only, sleeping completely. Culls .6f»17i Dry New York. Alice tice on the short clear sides at 5 26®5 36. Sargent, ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. in recom- lan, Miss Lillian Parsons, Miss 'yesterday afternoon vacant 6th, sch Jennie Green- White ttlonntaln Division. since. I have no hesitation Butter steady;ereaniry lS@19%ci darles 12 GLOUCESTER—Ar lot at the head of Pleasant in Portland Market. Boston. 8.45 a. in. For Hezelton. L street, Wholesale @18o. Cheese firm—fresh bank, Bridgton. Fabyans, Burling- Doan’s Pills.” ateady 7%@9c. Eggs New York Montreal and to mending Kidney FORT at He. HYANN1S—Sld 6th, sells St Leon. Quebec Liverpool. ton, Lancaster, St Johnsbury, Sher- Mrs. C. B. Woodman and Mrs. G. J. preparation for the game they are to LA. ND. Oct. 7. for From From Quebec, Pills are for sale by 'all play wheat Glendy Burke, do; MB Manoney, Fickett, brooke, Montreal, St Paul and Mtnne Doan’s Kidney Wheat was firm and to-oa' Flour—Receipts—10.000 hbls; 246.000 Chicago. will attend tho assembly this afternoon with the Westbrook higher again 1 Liverpool Steamship Montreal and all west Fos- Hezelton grand High bush; oorn 48 .,000 bush; oats 331,cOO bush; Huntington. _ apolis points Price 50 cents. Mailed by cash Wheat closed 63% o. Flour is more activi In soh Break of Day. for New York. 12 3.45 m. For Cornish dealers; of Rebekahs to be held at Waterville, Oc- school eleven iye 13,u00 Push; bailey 96.000 bush, port, May. California, 28 May p. Sebago Lake, Frye- sole atJWestbrook. JACKSONVILLE—Sld schs Josephine 19 4 Fabvans, Lan- ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and firmly held at previous prices. Coarsi Shipments—Floui 10,000 hbls; wheat 172,000 6tb, May. Numldian. June burg, Bridgton, North Couway, tober 17. Thomas Smith, Boston as his Elltcott, Murphy. New York; J B Holden, Has- 26 11 June caster, St. Johnsbury, claiming and 1, bush; corn 446,000 bush; cats 349,000 bush; May. Laureutian. Lunenburg, Newport, for the United States. grain steady unchanged. Turpentine New Nimrod. Green, do. 2 June. Parisian. 18 June Montreal and Toronto. agents Mr. Fred B. of Co. M, who has was before rye 16,000 bush; barley ,8,000 bush. kell, Vork; Sherbrooke, take Spear residence, Judge Hopkins at MAC ill AS—Ar 6 th. sell Addle Fuller, Small, 9 June. 25 June the name DOAN’S and higher 87c._ at Dec Carthaginian, Kemember been ill of late at his home on Church yesterday forenoon on a charge of intoxi- MINNEAPOLIS—Wheat—Oct 62c; Slnilee. NS. for New York. 16 June. Cantonuan, 60 June SUNDAF TRAINS. Grain Quotations. 60%c; May at*[email protected]; No 1 hara63%0; NORFOLK—Ar 6th. sell Alice E Clerk, Clark, no substitute. was was sail from street, with typhoid fever, reported cation. Smith fined 83 and costs. No 1 Northern at 63Vsc; No 2 Northern 65% c. T do. Steamers Montreal at 9 a. m., con- 7.20 a. m. Paper train for Brunswick, Au- ■ Portland; Frank Stinson. Hodgdon. CHICAGO BOARD OF TR.A ■> MIN N at 3 86 necting with Grand Trunk trains leaving Port- gusta. Waterville and Bangor. as quite sick yesterday. Failing to pay the same he was commit- EAPOL1S—Flour—first paients Cld oth, barque Auburnuale. Dow, Barbados. Wednesday’s quotation a @3 95; second] patents 3 65*3 75; first clears NEW LONDON—Sld 6th, schs A B Perry. land the previous evening. 12.30 p.m. Train for Brunswick. Lewiston, INSTRUCTION. ted to Laureutian carries cabin Bath. CRUSHED BETWEEN A CAR AND jail. WHiCai at 2 70*2 80. New York for Portsmouth; Eugene Borda, do passengers only. Augusta, Waterville and Bangor. carries second 11.00 m. with cars The iron fence in front of Oct. Dec. May 66o for cash for Geo V Glover, do for Rockland. Carthaginian cabin passengers p. Night Express sleeping POST. Evergreen DETROIT—Wheat quoted at do; for all F. Closing. 62% 62% 64*/i cash Red Oct—c; Dec 65%c; PUNTAGORDA—Cld 5th, sch Gladys. Col- only. points. CHAS. JONES, is receiving a fresh coat of paint. Whtie; 66%c; The Saloons and Staterooms are In the cen- Mr. cemetery corrt. Baltimore. Arrivals in Portland. About 9 o’clock yesterday forenoon cotta. May at 67V4. tral where least motion Is lelt. Elec- The residents in the of F. O. PHILADELPHIA —Cld sch Gertrude part, vicinity Dec. May 6th, Is used lor the From Montreal. 8.23 A Andrew Blake, an employe of the S. D. Abbott. Bugbee, Gardiner. tricity lighting ships through- Quebec, Fabyans. m.; AH© : TITHIHG, Bailey’s carriage faotory Forest avenue, Closing....29Va 32 Cotton Markets. out, the lights being at the command of the Lewiston an 1 Mechanic Falls, 8.30 a m.; PI at the mills, was Cld Oth. sell Abel E Babcook. Bangor. Warren company, paper VAXBi OCT. 1898. at any hour of the Mualo Waterville aud 8.35 a. Morrills, have been considerably 7, Ar 7th. schs Normandy, Merry, Kennebec; passengers night. Augusta, m.; Bangor, Blake annoyed Dec. Cotton market rc-dav Rooms and Smokfng Rooms on the promenade Augusta and Rockland. 12.15 p m.: Kingfleld, Me. the viotim of a bad aocident. May NEW YORK—The st croix, oyer, Boston. 10 diaries St., Portland, of late the that lurk about 21 2 2 y ii-m: u» deck. The Saloons and staterooms are heated Phillips, Eutnford F’alls, cars. by tramps Closing. Vs closed quiet, e sy;middling gun ui.o Island—Passed down Etb, sch Mary E Farmington, Bemls, was at work on one of the tramway Reedy Lewiston, 12.20 Skowhegan. the woods at that FORK. uplands at 5 7-lac: sales 26'bales. Olys, for Augusta. p. m.; Wateivllle, Late Cressey, Jones & Allen to place. Rates of passage $62.60 A re- Rockland and 5.20 p. in.; St He from the car intending Dec Cotton max .at Ar at Delaware Breakwater sch Falmouth toj$70.00. Augusta, Bath, jumped The store H. O. OHAHIK8TGN—The to-day 6th, duction is made on Round Trip Tickets. Bar Aroostook Moose- Music House. seplTeodlm* formerly occupied by 7 S( 1 from for Bath. John, Harbor, Couuty, turn the switch. As ho jumped the cars Closing.. was steady; Middling *'/»* Philadelphia Second Cabin—To Liverpool, London and haoH T.olra onrt Ranirnr K n in KanirplAir in the briok block at Passed out Louise from Merrill, Morrills, Thursday's quotations. GALV ESI QN—Cotton market today was 5th, barque Adelaide, Londonderry, $34.00 and $36.26; return, Farmington. Ruraford Falls, Lewiston, 8.43 p. were near one of a private telephone pole, Philadelphia for Demerara. and owned by the Levi Morrill heirs, is to lie WHEAT steady; middling 6c. $66.76 $69.00. m.; Chicago and Montreal and all White ADELBERT SJOHOLM, not over four inches from the PERTH AMBOY- Ar Oth, sch Dora Map London. which is Dee. market to-dav was Steerage—To Liverpool, Glasgow, Mountain points. 8.10 p. m.; Irom Bar remodelled and made into lit Sept. May MEMPHIS—Tlie Cotton thews. Brown. re- ing apart- 62% Belfast or Londonderry. Ineluding every Harbor, Baugor, Bath and Lewiston 1.30 a. m. Piano. side of the car. Mr. Blake was caught Closing,.I 64% Arm; middlings 5c. Sid son Lucia Boston. Teacher of ments. The of the build- 6th. Porter, Farrow. quisite for the voyage $22.60 and $23.60. St. Bar Water* upper portion ...... 62% 62% 6l% — dally; Halifax, John, Harbor, and was Opening.... Cotton market PORTSMOUTH Ar sch Annie Gus, tickets or Information te PORTLAND. ME. between the car and the pole NKW ORLEANS—The to-iay 6th, For further apply ville and S.O0 a. m, except Mondays. 86 FREE STREET, is a in fact the CORK Boston for Calais. J. B. Augusta, and ing dwelling house, ,build steady; middling 6s. Lunt, T. F. McliOWAN, 420 Congress Si., under crushed about the chest Dec. May Sid sch Annie coal nort. GEO. F. EVANS, V. P. & G. M. returned from his studies horribly the 1830 for a market was 6th, Pendleton, KEATING. 6l\t Exchange St.. ASHTON’S Recently ing was erected about year 32 MOBILE—The Cotton to-day F. B. BOOTHBY, G. P. & T. A. Prof. Hill of New York, is piepared to teacli stomach. He was taken to his home and Opening. 29% RED BEACH-Ar 6th, sch Wm Cobb. Cook, TICKET AGEFCY, 931 1-2 Congress St, H. Will be but was not used for that 31% steady; middling4%o. Portland, Sept. 27, 1898. ootldtf piano pupils by the latest methods. tavern, pur- Closing..... 29% Wiudsor, NS. A A. ALLAN, Montreal, 92 Stalest. Boston, Dr. Witham was summoned. Yesterday the savannah—The cotton market to-day was soli New York. pleased to conimuhicate with those interested pose. In the early days of its history OATS. Sid 6th, Sarah Eaton, Clark. and 1 India St, Portland.]ly31dn eodlm* considerable as a danoe quiet: middling 4 lS-lGc. SAVANNAH—Sid 6th, sch John L Treat, octl afternoon he was in pain top of the building was used Dec. May hall. Greenlaw. New Haven. and wus unable to move. The dootor Opening...... I 21% 23 Markets. STONINGTON—Ar sch Abner Portland &' ord Falls Portland Railroad European 6tb, Taylor, GO. R'y. JAMES A. The tracks of the Closing.. ...| 21% 22% Newark for HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT BAIN, a serious With the spine. Yonng, Calais. fears difficulty at the of and (By Tcieeraph.1 I company junction Spring PORK, SALEM—Ar 7lh, schs Viola May, Calais for Beginning Oct. 3. 1898, steamer Aucoelseo In Effect Oct. 3, §98. and about a that Mr. Blake Portland Oct. IBS*.—Consols closed at Teacher of Piano Organ. It was year ago Brighton streets, for the new Dec. LONDON. 7, Balttlmoe: Rattler, Eastport for New York; will leave Portland Pier, Portland, dally, Sun- DEPARTURES. for and 10914 for account the of street ana Mitchell hill extension, were 109 0-16 money Chas K Sears, Lubec for do; Lawrence Haines, at 2.30 m. for Island. Beginners a thorough foundation oi: was injured while in performance Opening. 7,77 days excspteu, p. Long 8.30 A. M. and 1.10 P. M. From Union Station given LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7, 1898—Cotton market Kennebec for do; Woodbury M Snow, Rockland Little and Great Cliff South the rudiments of music, and the patron ge oi said that the reason that connected yesterday,afternoon. Closing.7 85 Chebeague. Island, lor Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buckheld. Can- his duty. It is sales 12,000 for do. s and Orr’s Island. advance solicited. Especial attention The committee on laying out new Friday’s easy—American mldling atSVs; liarpswell, Hailey Dlxneld and Rumlord Fails. players never been quotations. 1000 bales and ex- VINEYARD-HAVEN— Ar 6th. schs H H 7.00 ton, Reading, the of the companyjiave on the sev- bales, Including speculation Return for Portland, leave Orr’s Island. given to Technic. Phrasing, Sight poles streets, are to give hearings and 5.15 i>. m. From Union Work Wheat port. Chamberlain, fm Hoboken for Medford: Jessie a. m. via above landings. Arrive Portland 9.30 8.30 a. m_ 1.10 Memorizing, Solo and Accompaniment fr om the tracks was be- eral now before them on the set further away petitions Oct Deo. Mai Hart. Amboy for Lucy,Port Read- a. m. ISAIAH Gen. Man. Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate Address 385 Congress rt., Portland, Me. Portsmouth; DANIELS, re- site of the new streets. The 63 64% ing for Eastport. stations. In studio from 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 6 p. m. cause the owner of adjoining property proposod Opening. sep30dtf are to be held on the afternoons 63 64% STEAMSHIPS. schs Abbott, Ellsworth for Connections at Rumford Falls for all points eodlm sell of the hearings Closing.63% BAILING DATS OF Passed, Wesley sep24 fused to sell his land or enough J and R T fm Maine on the IE F. & R. L. R. R. including Bernts aud of Ootober 23 and 29. Corn. FROM FOP. Rondout; Low, Rundlett, to set their bound west. CHANGE OF TIME. the Lakes. same to permit the company Conduotor Swan of the North Deering Dec. May. Patria.New York. .Hamburg. ...Oct 8 ports Rangeley MISS A. L. SAWYER’S Ar 7ta. schs Charlie Si Weehawken for 5 .. Willie, electric has moved his from Opening-"*. 9% 31% .. New York.. Rotterdam Oct 8 over. line, family Werkendam O M for Rock- Tiaffio Manager, poles 29% 31% York. .Genoa.Oct 8 Vtnalhaven; Marrett, Amboy On nnd after September 08, STEAMER R. C. BRADFORD, from Westbrook to the Morgan house on Oak Closing. Fulda.New land. Portland, Maine. Miss Sallie Spring has returned Oats. York. .London.Oct 8 of Shorthand and street. Menominee....New Passed 7th. sobs PHANTOM will leave Portland Pier E. L. LOVEJOY, School Typewriting, and Dec May British Prince.. New York.. Santos ....Oct 8 Commerce, Edgewaterfor Superintendent, her recent visit to Brownfield Frye- A tree on the land at the rear of Ella Thomaston 1 or For Chebeague. Bustin’s dtf Rumford Falls. Maine, large Opening. 21% 23% Labrador.Montreal—Llverpoo 1... Oct 8 Rockport; Pressey, do; Falmouth, Cousins, Jel8 93 EXCHANGE STREET, Adella X for Cumberland aud at 2 burg. the Keely institute, Morrills, was blown Closing.. 21% 22% Etruria.New York. .Liverpool-Oct 8 Carlton, Rockport do; Island, So, Freeport Por.er’sILanding Portland for do; Carrie A Norton, Richmond m. S. and wife leave down Thursday afternoon. PORK, York. .Barbados ....Oct 8 p. BOSTON & MAINE ft. ft. ... Mayor King Raymond Tjomo.New for Philadelphia. leave Porter’s at 7.00 a. Port lit Maine, Dec, Touralne.New York. .Havre.Oct 8 Returning Landing iitl, to attend WASHINGTON—Cld 6th, sohs m., So, at 7.16 a. m., bustin’s Island today for Pittsburg, Penn., Opening. 7 tsf. Philadelphia .New York. .Laguayra .-.Oct 8 Independent, Freeport In Effect Oclober 3rd, 1898, 13Hi begins Sept. 1. 1893. Case. Clara Goodwin, Plnkham. Balti- at 7.30 a. at 8 a. m., Falmouth at year the YARMOUTH dosing. 7 8t Dalecarlla_New York..P'rnambuco.Oct 8 Noriolk; ra., Chebeague eodtf the convention of Knights Templar. more. 8.30 a. m. sep24 de G New York.. Bremen.Oct 11 WESTERN DIVISION. letters Kaiser W The following are the advertised Boston Aloes nerni. York. .Liverpool.Oct 12 sep28df B.M. SEABDRY, Manager. Dr. Herbert A. Merrill has just re- Majestic.New Foreign Forts. Trains leave Portland, Union Station, for Mills office. Mrs. The following ware the closing Laurentian .... Montreal_Liverpool.... Oct 13 of the Cumberland post quota- Soarboro Crossing, 10.00 a.m.. 6.20, p. m.; a North- tions of stoolts atRoston: York. .Antwerp Oct 14 At Hong Kong Ang 24, ships State ol Maine. French and German Lessons, Mrs. New- turned from bicycle trip through Southwark.New Soarboro Fine Point, 7.00, 10.00 a m., Viola Small, John Hussey, York.. Oct 14 Curtis, for Manila and United States; Mary L & Steamboat Co. Beach, and New Mexican Central 4s. 62% Mongolian.New Glasgow.... Portland Boothbay ill.. Old Orchani, Mrs. Oliver K western Maine Hampshire. Benedict.New York. .Maranham ..Oct 16 Cushing, Pendleton, from New York; Gov Ro- 3.30, 5.25, 6.20, p. comb, Mrs. John K. Page, Atchison. Top. s Santa Fe. K. new. 12% 7.00. 8.40, 10.00 a. m., 12.35 has been York. .Oct 12 bte, Colcord, from New York; barques Adolph waco, Biddeford, Mrs. Mark Collins, who lately Boston A Maine.164 HtLonis.New .So’ampton. 6amme r and After 6.20 Kenuebunk, 7.00, 8.40, Roberts. York.. Oct 16 and McCaulder, Arrangements—On 3.30, 5.25, p. in; GIFFORD .166 Champagne_New Havre Oorlg, Amesbury, Penobscot, Jnne 1898. 6.20 KemieOnnk CLARENCE HALE of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. dopfd 18th, a. 12.30, 3.30. 5.25, p. m.; the Collins, lor St for m., of the guest .. ..New York. .Rotterdam!. .Oct 16 New York; James, Tapley. Baltimore Rev. W. S. Ayers, pastor Bap- Maine Central.131 Statendam WEST. 7.00, 8.40, a. m., 12.3% 3.30, 5.25. p. m.; will resume liis private instruction) to her Genoa.Oct 15 Sid fm Santos Oct 3, barque St Mary, Gold- GOING port, is to the has gone to Mattewamkeag join Union.Pacific. 32% Aller.NewiYork.. Wells Beach, 7.00, 8.40 a. m., 3.30, 5.-5 p. ni. and liis classes on Sept. 30, tist church of Portland, oooupy York. Antwerp.... Oct 16 tbwaite, Barbados. CITE. ENTERPRISE leaves East Boothbay re-open a two weeks and fish- 0 nion Pacific pfd. 65 Rliynland_New Dover, Somerswoi tli, 7.00. 8.40 a. m., 12.3) church of this husband in hunting Now York. .Liverpool—Oct 15 Ar at Santa Rosalia Sept 4tb, ship Louisiana, o for Portland Mondays at 7.15 a. m., touch- tall at 42 Pine St. between 5.30 and of the Baptist city American Belt.280% Campania.... 5.25 p. m.; Rochester. Farmington, pulpit to Maranaoook. York. .Rotterdam ..Oct 15 Halcrow, Chcmal us. ing at So. Bristol aud Boothbay Harbor. 3.30, ing trip before returning Amenaan '.Sugar. common.114% Statendam.New Alton Bay, 8.40 a. m., 12.35, 3.30 p. m.; Lake- 7 p. m. sep27eodlm tomorrow at 8 o’clock. Trave.New York. .Bremen Oct 18 Ar at St John, NB, 7th, sch L A Plummer, Wednesday, leave Damariscotta at 6 a. m. for a. Weirs, Ply mom h. 8.40 a. m., Casco lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M., at Sugar.utd.. 106% 19 Foster, New York. at aoove landings. port, Laconia, Mrs. Isaiah Manchester and Mrs. Elijah Germanic ... .New.York. .Liverpool.Oct Portland, touching Worcester Somers worth and Con Mass, mo... for Portland at 6 a. 12.35 p. m.; (via fol- York. .So’ampton .. .Oct 19 Cld 7th, sch G H Boston. leave its last regular meeting elected the St.Paul.New Berry, Robinson, Friday, Pemaquid 7.00 a. Manchester, Concord : : THE : : are to entertain the members of do common ... at above Damaris- Rochester), m.; Durell .. New York.. Antwerp-Oct 19 m.,toucliing landings except David Westernland and North, 7.00 a. m., 3.30 p. ni.; North Ber- lowing officers: W. M., Bennett; York. :0ct20 cotta. Naomi Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows’ F Bismarck.. .New .Hamburg.. Spoken. wick, Dover, Exeter, Haverhill, Lawrence, W. J. Ed- New YorDt '{notations steer, and Bonds. York. 22 GOING EAST. S. W., Frank Bucknam; W., Phoenicia New .Hamburg—Oct lat 26 10 N. Ion 69 50 Lowell, Boston, a 4.05, 7.00. 8.40 a. m.. 12.35, hall on the evening of Ootober 13. Sept 26, W, barque leave at 7 iBy Telegraph.' Tuesdays and Saturdays, Portland m. Arrive Boston, 7.25, 10.15 a. ra., VIRGIL M. S. Lewis P. Pome- Glad Tidings, from Baltimore lor Rio Janeiro 3.30, p. vr ward White; D., a. m. for The store ocoupied by the Cooinbs-Fogg The folloing ware to-day’s closing quotation and Santos. Damariscotta, touching Boothbay 12.50, 4.10, 7.15. p. m. Leave Boston for J. Milton M. ALMANAC OCTOBER 8. So. Bristol and East m. Mills in Warren roy; D., Fitts; secretary, of Bonds MINIATURE Harbor, Boothbay. Portland, W9, 7.30, 8.30 a. m., 1.15, 4.15, p. company at Cumberland leave Portland at 7 a. m. tor Pem- Monroe Edwin P. Oct. 6. Bept. 7, Sunrises. 6 Thursdays, Arrive Portland, 10.10, 11.50, a. m.. 12.10, 5.00, addition Stoddard; treasurer, 60lHlehUIgn walerwater I 5 °9 at above CLAVIER block is being improved by tbe New 4s, reg i26% 128% Sunsets.. 6 12 4 .... 6 16 STEAMERS. aqulu, touching landings except 7.50 p. m. The is to hold a social and Damariscotta. windows. The work Gurney. lodge do coup, I 126% 127 Moon rises.1137lHelght.00— 00 of two fine show On Saturday will return from Damariscotta SUNDAY TRAINS, entertainment in the near future. Thirty- New 4’s reg.110% 110% is being done by Mr. Chas. Cloudman. New 4’s coup.110% lios/s to East Boothbay. For Scarboro Beach, Pine Point, Old three books have been purchased with a sep20dtf ALFRED RACE. Manager. Orchard Biddeford, Kenne- SCHOOL The members of Naomi Rebekah lodge Denver! St R. G. 1st.110% 110% M JH: IS I£ W fe Beach, Saco, WILL OPEN part of the generous gift to Hill- -Tie geu 4s. 71 71 J*2SrBOSTON bunk, North Berwick, Dover. Exetei*, were delightfully entertained on Thurs- .Mo.Kan. & Texas 2ds... 63 Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 12.55, Hon. I F. The 62% PORT OF PORTLAND. side library, by Bailey. Kansas Pacific consols. 4.30 p. m. Arrive Boston 5.18, 8.22 p. in. evening at the home of Mr. W. E. MAINE COAST NAVIGATION CO. 4.30 17th. day will be for today. Oregon Kay. lets.116 114 Rochester, Farmington, Alton Bay Saturday, Sept. and books ready delivery Ayer, Main street, in honor of Mr. p. m. Is Instruction in The members of Wescustogo Closing quotations of stocks: FRIDAY, Oct 7. Our Specialty, of Tbe Reading Mrs. George Bacon Cottage City. Oct. 6.| Oct 7. Arrived. PORTLAND and BANGOR EASTERN DIVISION. club and those desiring to join are re- 12% was very pleasantly spent in Atehlson. 12% New York— For Biddeford, Portsmouth, Newbury- evening October 10 at 2 rn. at Atchison pfd. 33% 32"/. Steamship Manhattan.1 Bennett, quested to meet p. to J F Llscomb. port, Amesbury, Salem, Lynn, Boston, 2.00, uni* — ““*v. 26 passengers and mdse Commencing: Tuesday, June 5?8, 1898, PIANO PLAYING. gauuus The Central raoific. 24% for 9.00 a. m.. 12.45. 6.00 p. m. Arrive Boston, 5.50 Bncknam’s drug store. magazines steamer State of Maine, Colby, Boston, •.- .■— i the retired to Cues, s onto. 21% 21% a. 4.00. 9.05 m. Leave Boston for Special tra ning in At 10 o’clock company St John. NB m., 12.40, p. for the year will.’ be sold at public Carnage & Alton.162 163 Daftly Mnc, Sundays Excepted. 7.30. 9.00 a. m.. 12.30, 7.00, 7.45 p. in. room which had been hand- ;past Steamer Enterprise, Race. South Bristol and Portland the dining do nfc 11.45 a. m., 12.00, 10.15, Ptauo Technic, auction. East Boothbay. THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAM WHS Arrive Portland, 4.30, Mrs. Chicago* Burlington St Quincy 1J4% 114% .... somely decorated for the occasion. Jas A Fisher. Philadelphia— STEAMER SALACIA 10.45 p. m. Blemorizinff. HIV iJHivn Barque Wright, J.J10 ScUUIlU looLU1V vaa HJV Delawares Hudson CanalCo.106% 104% assisted to load for Buenos Ayres. leaves Franklin Ttiewy, A. A. Cordwell served punch, Detaware.Macltnwana « WestlP0% 148% Chartered Wharf, Portland, Tuesdays SUNDAY TRAINS. •‘American Saloon on the Throne” will Sell Alicia B Crosby, Bunker, Norfolk—coal BAY STATE AND and Saturdays at 6 a. in. at Maria Denver ft Hie Grande. 13% 13% PORTLAND, Touching For Biddefo d, Portsmouth. Newbnrv- History, by Mrs. W. E.Ayer and Mrs. Ayer. to G T at the First Ry Co. Kookland, Camden, Belfast, Bucket a. be delivered Sunday evening fine,nett.13% 13% Knickerbocker, alternately leave Franklin Wharp. Port- port, Salem, Lynn, Boston, 2.00 m.. 12.45 Iiiicrpretation. hours of the ..a. tor rrntai* SJU Jas Smitb, towing barge port and Winterport. Arriving at Bangor The remaining evening Tug land. every at 7 o’clock, arriving In m. Arrive Boston 5.57 a. m., 4.00 p. ra. Parish chnrch at 7.30 from New News—coal to Me Cent RK. Evening about 7 m. in Congregational Illinois Central.110% 110% season for connection with earliest trains for p. eave Boston for Portland. 9.00 a. m., 7.00 p. m. were very pleasantly spent dancing Tamaqua. towing barges Merriam, and Returning—leave Bangor Mondays and £, o’clock. The subject will be “The Saloon Lake Erie* West..: 16*4 15*4 Tug points Arrive Portland, 12.10, 10.30 p. m. PUBLIC RECITALS BY STUDENTS; ounverse until a late hour beyond. Thursdays at 5 a. m., above landings and social Lake Shore.192% 192% tickets for Providence, Lowell, making a. except Monday and at North and Politics.” McAllister. Through Touching at Northpcrt and Sandy Point for Daily stops the for their Louis FI D I. T A T3 ACtftn with their ton, Mass. Portland about 6 p. m. wall pleased reception. WATER FRONT. Mexican Central. 4:v4 Evening at 7 o'clock. oct3tip lor this seas 111 will Oct. Sch Henry Chase, Chatto, Broeksville. .T R. mvi.lt Manager. Connecting at Rockland for Vinalahven, begin SATURDAY, Mr. Smith of Hiram has tolehiean Central.106% 106% 16th. at 10 o'clock a. m. 20 bait hour lessons .Ralph recently Sch Mildred May, Condon, Brooksville. nui ui navea auu oiuumgwii. The bark Carrie Winslow is loaded with Minn & St Louis. 26 26 J. LISCOMB. G en. Agt. $6.00. No practice require 1 at home. Apply the position of assistant baggage 89 Cleared. Sept L law. FAKES FKOM PORTLAND TO accepted lumber for South America and is now Minn & St Louis ol. 89 Immediately. master at the Cumberland Mills depot. Missouri Pacific. 82% 32 Sch Wm H Clifford, Aarding. Baltimore—J S Rockland or Camden. .81.35, 2.25 Portland & Worcester Line. taking on board her stores preparatory to New Jersey Central. 91*4 80 Winslow & Co. Belfast. 2.00, 3.50 FRANK L. RANKIN Lieut. F. B. Welch of Co. A, Portland, S ,Director. to sea. Newl York Central. ilf>% 115% Sch K F Pettigrew, Morse. Philadelphia—J International Co. Bangor. 2.00 3.50 going 12 Steamship portiakd it rocrester r. r. Baxter was in the altcrnoon, cali- New York. Chicago* St Louis 12 Winslow & Co. Weather permitting. Block. city yesterday has com- The steamer Ardancorraeh do Df 00 60 Sch Edw P Hawley, Bangor and New -row——- sepl6 dim on members of Co. M. Avery, O. C. OLIVER, President. Station Foot of Preble St. ing wood and is now Northern Pacific com. 40% 89% York—J S Winslow & Co. CHAS. R. LEWIS. Treasurer. je25 dtf pleted loading spool Lutaeo. Calais, St Jo 'n. N.B.,Halifax, N.S- and Oct. 3. is'JS. There is to be a root ball game this af- do do pfd. 76% To% Sen J Freeman, Jasper. Machias—J H Blake. Eastport On after Monday. Passenget on board a deck load of deals at 3 30 and all parts of New Brunswick. Nova Scotia trains will Leave Portland: taking Northwestern.130*4 Jas towing barges Dela- ternoon at 3 o’clock at Warren park be- SAILED—Tug Smith, Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The For Worcester, Clinton, Junction, Nashua, the Grand Trunk wharves. Go old.176 176% ware and Western sebs R P Pettegrew, Ayer Belle; favorite route to Campobello and St Andrews, Windham and at 7.30 a. m, and 12.33 tween the Westbrook and fleering High Ont & Western. i5% l& U E and Edw P Avery. Epping are made on the Wm Clifford, C Allen, N.B. Some repairs being Readme.. 17% 17*4 DOMINION LINE. p. m. school elevens. Summer For Concord and points North at at Portland pier. The barge Rock Island.101% l°3Va EXCHANGE DESPATCHES. Arrangement. Manchester, is be ferry slip 106% 7 AO a. m. and 12.30 p. m. PORTLAND. AUGUSTA, BANGOR and “The a comedy, to pre- tons of ooal ar- St Paul.107*4 On and after Monday. 9th. steamer Bugler,” Knickerbocker with 4100 Sid fm 6th, steamer Canada, Boston May MONTREAL ml li LIVERPOOL. For Rochester. Water- HOULTON. ME. Actual business mail and bid. 164*4 154% Liverpool win on QUEBEC Sprlngvale, Alfred, by a October in tow of the go leave Portland Mondays, Wednesdays a for sented by travelling company, rived here yesterday tog 79 via Queenstown. boro and Saco River at 7.30 m, 12.30 and railroad. Office practice beginners. Book- St Paul * Omaha.!79 and Fridays at 6.30 p. m. F Smith. Ar at Port Spain 6th. soli Anna E J Morse, From Montreal From 6Au p. in. clerks and stenographers furnished tc 11 at the Westbrook, the new opera house. James do prfd...167 167 Steamer Quebec. keepers, in Returning leave St John and Eastport same Fat Gorham at 7A0 and 8.46 A m, 12.30, ASA business inen. Free catalogue. The Ella M. Doughty brought 10,000 Paul. Minn. * Mann.166 166 Crocker,iWiscasset SeptSd; Sebago.Thompson, Josiah C. the building inspector St Fla. days. Labrador Oct. 8, daylight Oct. 8,2.30 p. m. Mu and 6.20 p. m. F. L. Free., Portland, Me. Ward, of fish for J. W. Tre- King’s Ferry, '* SUAVV, pounds yesterday t«xsh Pacific.... •••• 18% 13 Sid fm checked Scotsman 15, 15, For Cumberland Westbrook of Portland was in the Hong Kong Sept 20, ship Challenger, Through tickets Issued and baggage *• Westbrook, Mills, seplOd3m city yesterday fethen. Union Pacific pfd..,.64% #4% Vancouver 22. 22, Junction and Wocdfords at 7A0, 6.46 a m.. Gould. Baltimore. to destination. Freight received up to 4.00 ** > .. 7% Ottomau 29, 29, 5.30 and 6.20 IA afternoon on business. 7% p. m. 12.80, 3.00, p. GOING. do 20% Dominion Nov. 5, 5, The 12.80 m. train irom Portland oonnects GERMAN INSTRUCTION are KEPT HER PUMPS prfd. 20% Memoranda. For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the “_Nov. p. Wm. Brown and W. W. Webb in 183 with "Hoosao Tuuuei Route1* B>*fou & Maine.163 Pine Tree Tickei Monument Square or at Ayer Junction schooner William Brunswick. Oct 6—Schs Charles E Balch, and Office, at Union BIKS. SCHEBIACHEK, Casco attending the Little Rigby fair. The two masted Leg- ew York&New England pfd, 100 for other at Offlc'a lor the West and Station, Worcester, 192 Cactus, before reported in collision, both information, Company’s BOSTON lor and New via Providence a load of Old Colonv.192 street Providence York, John R. Lowell and Merton hound to New Yoyk with sustained to soars, and Railroad Wharf, foot of State of the Bellows School and now con Sergeauta gett 110 damage upper works, VIA. Line11 for Norwich and New Y'ork, via “Nor- formerly in- AdamslExpress ..i.110 J. B. COYLE, Gen. Man. TO LIVERPOOL yUEKNSTOWN. nected with the Portand School for Girls, wil H. both of were in the from some down east put ISO rigging. wich Line” with Boston and Albany R. R. lor Welch, Portland, granite port American Express.....130 Agent From From receive attention giver 40 Charleston, Oct 6—The dismasted schr Sarah marisdtfH. P.C. HKRSKY the and with the New York all rail via private pupils. Special as harbor leaking very bad- S. Exoress. 40 D West, for and classe; city yesterday afternoon the guests of to this yesterday J Rawson. trom Darien for Camden, with a Liverpool. steamer.Btmon. to students preparing college, or “Springfield.” ■ and with her sails blown nway torn Peoples Gas.104% 104% of hard arrived here in tow formed in reading. Beginners also taken. Fo Private Lewis Harriman, also a member ly cargo pine, to-day Mt. Desert and Manillas Stilt. Co Tilurs Sep. 22. S.S.New! England, Oct. C, 1.30 d.di. Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester encountered a few 64 64 of J in tow. Portland, further at No. 3 Cumberlam by a fierce squall she romestakc, tug Ashqr Hudson. Will proceed 6, S. 3. Canada. 20. 12 30 p.m. at 1.30 from Rocfiester at 8.30 am.. 1.30 particulars inquire of the Maine 4% 4 4 Tlnu-sjOct. p-m.; aud Friday after ; Signal Corps. miles off this port on '1 hursday. The Ontario...... Brunswick, Oct 5—Sch Helen L Martin, which Str. “Frank Jones.” and 6.48 p. m.; from Gorham at 8.40. &30 and Terrace, Monday, Wednesday Paoltie 32*4 31% was driven ashore here the storm of the RATES OF PASSAGE. noons. The work of the road bed for were kept going all day Man. (luring will leave 10.60 A in., 1.30, 4.15, 6.48 p. m. _sep24dtf grading Leggett’s pumps iS9 last Beginning Friday. July 29th, 1898, free of water Puiman Palace.189 2d. was floated night without damage and First Cabin, $60.00 anti upwards. Return the Westbrook, Windham and Harrison to keep her and ii4% Portland Tuesdays and Fridays al 11.00 p. in., For through tickets tor all points West and yesterday xagar! common.113% will proceed to Boston. and to steamer and ac- to bo before she can on arrival of train Boston at T m., for $114 upwards according Sooth to It. c. PA l.MEH, Ticket Agent, she may have repaired 91% 4,1 Ellsworth, Oct 7—Sch Clifford C, from St John leaving p apply electric railroad, will undoubtedly be Western | Union. Rockland, Bar Harbor, and inter- commodation. Portland, Me. Southern pfd.. for Salem, with lumber, is ashore on Greens ftlachiasport to Lon- One of the select- proceed. Ry mediate landings. Returning leave Machias- Second Cabin, Liverpool, London, je26dtf J. W. PETERS. Supt completed by tonight. Union Pacific. Island, in a bad position. and $35 to $40.00. Re- Mrs. Henrietta A. Fellows. on Mondays and Thursdays at 4 a. m., ar- donderry Queenstown, men of the town of Gorham states that port to according to steamer MAINE PENSIONS. riving in Portland about ll.oo p. m. turn $66.50 $76.00, Boston Prodnoe Market. Domestic Ports. accommodation. their have been widened and Passenger and freight rates the lowest, ser- and highways following ari 5th. schs to London. London- TEACHER OF SINGING, Washington, October 7.—Pensions have BOSTON. Oct. 7. 1898—Tht NEW YORK—Ar Fostlna.Phllbrook vice the best GEO. F. EVANS, Steerage, Liverpool. PORTLAND AND SMALL POINT to the value of at least ®X00<1 of Provisions, ote.i Somes Sound for Philadelphia; C B derry, Glasgow, Queenstown and Belfast* improved residents of Maine as to-day's quotation* Wood,Stan- marl5dtfGeneral Manager. been granted fol- via New Morris $22.50 to $25.50 to steamer. STEAMBOAT CO. Delivery aud Development of the Voice, the railroad company. FLOUR. ley, Sullivan Bedford; W Child, according by lows: Fernandina. Apply to J. B. KEATING, T. P. McGOWAN, Studio, 37 Y. M. C. A. Building. The second sermon in the series being Soring patents. new 3 80. Ar 7th. steamer Campania,'.Liverpool; schs J. J. JENSEN, C. ASHTON, Portland, or ORIGINAL. —. Gen. SCENIC ROUTE OF CASCO BAY. Residence, 90 Pleasant near dear and straights Fred A Windsor, NS; Abbott, DAVID TORRANCE A- CO., Agents, street, High delivered by Rev. Thomas B. Payne, pas- Spring Small, Wesley ill PHILADELPHIA. w mer 8 66.143 SO BOSTON sept29 dtf John Shapleizb, James patents. Ellsworth for Rondouf; Sardinian. Rockland; Montreal-jeiadtf Universalist will bt Eliot, *6; clear and straight, 3 36 §3 60. tor of the church, Asa Winter, Jus A Stetson. Grand Manan; Druid, Thomas- lilRECT STEAMSHIP LIKE. PouDdin, Togus, $10; L. Rogers, de- and Seconds uo. M H DIRECT O. morning at 10.30 o’clock. i.xtra ton; LuisG Babel. Kennebec; Reed, from NEW' YORK UNE, Steamer M STEWART TAYLOR. tomorrow ceased, Flagstaff, $8; Otis S. —. Percy given Wade, Togus, Fine and Supers Rockland; Walter M Young. Eastport; John be “The Good I See ir $60. i Clias. II. W B TEACHKR OF SINGING. The subject will Proc'.or, Kennebec; Robert Snow, Rockland; From Boston every Wednesday and Saturday. Maine Steamship Co. Capt. IIow, INCREASE. Chicago Live Stools MarKer- DD Haskell, Greens Landing; Mary C Stuart, ftudio45 Y. >1. Episcopalianism. Bui ivan. From every and Long Island Sound 15y Daylight. Will C.A.Building,PortlandfMe L. to (By Telegraph.) Philadelphia Wednesday leavs PORTLAND PIER, PORTLAND, George Howe, Saco. $13 $17; Jona- Bid 6tn. barques Ethel Y Rosario; Voice production and correction tc than Boynton. 3 TRIPS PER WEEK. Daily at 2.00 p, in. according AT THE Y. M. C. A. Crowell, Farmington, $14 to $44 CHICAGO. Oct. 7. 1 sys.-Cattle-'ecclpt! Bonny Doon, Bahia; Antioch, Norfolk; Abiel Saturday. the old Italian method. Pupils prepared foi ueei sineri The steamships Horatio Dali and Man- For Orr’» Island, Card’s Cove. George D. Huntoon, $13 to 3,000; demand I oor, weak; native Abbott, Pernambuco: schs Abby Ingalls, for From Central Wharf. Boston, s p. m. From Quohog Bay concert, oratorio and opera. School of for men at the Y. M. Rangeley, $14; 3 »a* «o hattan alternatively leave Franklin Wharf, East Horse Island Har public The meeting only William East 4 C0@5 86: Stocker, and feeders at Norfolk; Nettie Cushing, Thomaston; Johanna Fine street Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. in. In- Harpswell, Aslidale, perforn ance, stage practice aud operatic en at Spaulding, Union, $34 to Portland. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Water Small Point. West C. A., tomorrow afternoon half-past cows and heifers —. Swan. Satilla River: Jas A Garfield, Paramari- surance one-half the rate of sailing vessels. bor, Cove, Phipps- semble. $30. rang in. lor New York direct. Returning, leave septlS.lmo four will be held in the largo hall of the Hoes—receipts 23,000; better demand, bo; Fred Jackson, Norfolk. Freights for the West by the Penn. It. K. and at 6 p. burg and C indy’s Harbor. REISSUE. Lunet. from Pier 38, E. K., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- RETURNING—Leave Cundy's Ilarbnr at new which will accommodate ine from 3 a0@3 80. Hell Gate—Fussed east 6th. schs South by connecting lines, forwarded free of building s ‘“-l do for at 5 m. 6.00 a. c.:;o a. Water 6.45 6 000; demand. New York for ; «J K Bod well, commission. days p. in.; Aslidale, m.; Cove, over COO men. Rev. C. C. Phelan oi Chauncey S. Richardson, South Paris Sneep—receipts good non Bangor are fitted and fur- a ranging do for Thomaston; These steamers superbly a. Card’s Core. 7.15 a. m.; Orr’s Island, 8.00 DR. F. AUSTIN ranging from 60if84 80: lambs Rockland; Ella F Crowell, Passage $10.00, Round Trip $18.00. and in.; TENNEY Westbrook, will deliver an address and $10. do for nished for trave1 afford the most a. m. Arrive in Portlaud at 10.00 a. m. 4 7 UB8 i 6. •las A Brown, do for do: Georgia Berry, Meals and room Included. passenger R. S. Bavis will lead the _ Lu- convenient and comfortaDle route between Capt singing. ETC. Hattie E Smith. Klizabethport for For freight or passage apply to F. P. WING, CUIOINAL, WIDOWS, Boston; Portland and New York. OCULIST, Oomestto ai.r.ets, bec; Fanny Flint, fm Amboy for Salem; lsaa. Agent. Central Wharf, Boston. Abbie W. ME. B. Fare: one way. $5.00; round trip, $8.00. J. H. 453 1-2 Congress St., Dr. Bull's Cough ;-yrup always curei Rogers, Flagstaff, $3; Nancy dsy Tewsrapui Orbeton. Port Liberty for Portsmouth. 8AMPSOIS, Treasurer and General MCDONALD, Man., Opp. Soldier*.’ Monument bronchitis and asthma. Nothing equals tills Libby, Lebanon, $8; Sarah Roberts, Port- Oct 7, lo»e, BOSTON—Ar 6th, schs Susie P Oliver, ins- Manager, $9 State St, FisUe Building, Boston, .J. F. LISCOMB.Goneral Agent Office. l.“8 Oomnifrolftl St, ass. M. BARTLETT. Agt ocMdtf Telephone 4f»r. aug3dtt Eyes examined free every Saturday, jlyidt : wonderful remedy. Price 26 cents. land, $8. NEW YORK—The flour market-™0®1®11 low, Elizabetbyort; St Thomas, Hatch, fmia- ocu&dtf IUOS. t 7 new advertisement*: new advertisements.. THE PBE55. CALLED ENGINEER A DAGO. All rhen the Cook Wag Chased Off His Vessel XUOAY. Best_of NKW ADVBBTISJSMltSM by a Man With an Axe. This Grand Cure by Hood's Sarsa- Bancroft. parilla Is Permanent Dreadful Ea3tman>Bros°&" The early morning hours yesterday on Suffering Completely Relieved. the coal barges Merriam and Oakhill Sr^on^ghton.Sons. ,(I was with my stomach, and T. f. Foss & which were towed in here Thursday night suffering Manufacturers’ Syndicate prescriptions did not do me any good. H. & Sou. were The oook of the Mer- H. Hay very exciting. me. I had a the Hatter. No one could)tell what ailed Merry cians got up early and went down forward Haskell & Jones. dreadful in stomach and a to cut feeling my Portland Stove Foundry Co.J into the engine room of the barge constant pain under my shoulder blades. L. H. Schlosberg. some wood. He did this because he did Many times I was compelled to lie down Portland Widows’ Wood Society. not want to awaken the captain. But his flat on my back to presB my shoulders did the of the For Sale, Lost. Found pounding wake up engineer New Wants To Let, against something for relief. After doc- will be foun under an Austrian. This man in a rage 8ndstaUM advertisements barge, for I heads on page b. toring months and feeling no better their appropriate ordered the cook to get up on deck and decided to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, it stop his noise. The cook started to go but having been taken by some of my ac- iBRIEF JOTTINGS. the Austrian followed him up and called quaintances with benefit. Before I had him ail kinds of names. At last the oook finished the first bottle I began to Im- Thursday was the twenty-fifth anniver- called the Austrian a “dago,” and with prove, and it was wonderful to see what of the appointment of Night Signal that the fun began. The Austrian got sary a change there was in my feelings. When Caleb K. Newcomb as a polio- an axe and chased the cook round and Operator I had taken six bottles I was cured, and, I ized our tound the deck. Finally the oook saw man. best of aU, I have never had any return of Yesterday about thirty members of the that the Austrian meant business and in- those sufferings.” Mrs. E. E. Philbrook, sohool left on the S.46 train for the tended to catoh him if he could, and so High Frankfort, Maine. Remember White Mountains on a geological excur- the cook jumped on board the barge Oak- sion. They were accompanied by Miss hill whioh was lying alongside and ran the teacher of geology. down into the oaptain’s cabin. The CARPET SALE Gould, CREAT Yard Master Griffin began work Thurs- Austrian was close behind the terrified HOOd’S Sparil'la new at the Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. day on the sidings at the yard cook and was about to finish him with stook yard at Bast Deerlng. The grading the axe, so the story goes, when the and NEED remain to be HOOd’S PHIS and effectively.™26c! YOU STILL CARPETS, Is done, but the 25 traoks oaptain and his son woke up and put an end to the fracas the engineer. T'T » » 1 I'fTtfl laid down. by seizing t>© sorry. The Portland & Yarmouth Electrio Then the captain of the barge came on you’ll Railroad Co. has purchased a Ruggles shore and Intended to have the engineer snow and that we are double end rotary plow pro- arrested, bat was advised to disoharge •3.50 Vo one can deny $15. $13. $20. iaj aotf — *-- Ullli 111VUUUU ujjj/uiaiiug IV yi*v •«»» ■ puaetJ ^ FORMER com- standard makes of Car- what happens in the snow line this that was what was done. selling of new at these winter. *3.00 We have now such a handsome Jackets popular ing ROW ON A SCHOONER. at less than cost. variety Rev. Lewis Malvern, of this city, will FORMER ; pets of ohurch to- There was a lively time on the schooner we to know it. These three we illustrate are supply the pulpit Willlston that want everybody among H. Clifford morning. prices morrow. William yesterday *2.50 Clifford lies at anchor in the stream MORAL : Come ! Every member of the Degree Staff of The FOR BOYS. Today the best. shore »nd is Badattah Lodge L O. O. P. is earnestly some distance from ready room for sea. she shipped is in shades of Brown and Cadet Blue, the requested to be present at the lodge Yesterday morning The Fifteen Dollar Jacket pretty fail. a crew some of whom came down from Monday evening, Oot 10th, without Club will Boston on the boat. Among these men Dollar one in Blue, Brown and Castor, the Dollar The Mutual Improvement W.L.DOUGLAS : Eighteen Tan, Military Twenty Thom- were Brio Johnson and his brother. Yes- meet Oot. 10th with Mrs. Rioe, 27 : from the first four terday afternoon Johnson came to the SHOES The Household Blue and Black with black as street. Boll call tHId ! Outfitters, one in Military braiding. station and reported that the mate ohapten of the manual. police ; All the latest styles. ] school will of the Clifford a man named Cnmmings You to see these Jackets. All are lined with fancy silks. The St. Lawrence Sunday « ought elegantly intoxicated and had threatened to ; Every kind of leather. ! observe Rally Sunday tomorrow at 12 was of the Clifford. o’olook. A large attendance Is desired. olean out the whole crew Made on the new popular lasts, !n so Johnson one man autumn and winter Tomorrow will be Rally Sunday at the He bad, said, put weight. There is another handsome Jacket at Fifteen At from Eighteen to Thirty Dollars we have a shovel at another An examination of our stock will Ohestnnt street ohurch. |The pastor will in irons and threw mate convince you that the W. L. Douglas in Castor and a hundred or more swell one or two of sermons to man. When Johnson saw the ; Dollars which we have Black, Brown, Jackets, only preaoh special appropriate Shoes are in to t for him he took to the water. A superior every way the day and the Sunday sohool will have coming those from to K Blue. It is to date in and is lined a kind. They are in all colors and we are sure we can of the harbor costing $5 $6. right up style an na- jump Into the cold water You won’t want your money baok. You’d exercises of unusually interesting ALL SIZES AND to subdue Johnson’s fear of WIDTHS. satin in different colors. The suit each individual taste. in the season is the ture. member of the ohurch and did not tend all through with plain Early Every OUR EXCLUSIVE STORE to the goods. on hand. the mate for the man kept on swimming prefer keep sohool 1b expected to be to wear two best time to if want to be exactly suited. when a lining is warranted years. buy you Prom the Western Promenade yester- towards shore land pioked up by 546 CONCRESS 8T. stood out boat some distance from the day morning, Mt. Washington Hampton it exhausted. and almost completely covered beach he was nearly bold dear, NEW HOUSE. The officer referred Johnson to A OCEAN I I I —— with snow, the first, which seems ex- police ■————ill! commissioner and he sent Sumner and others have conveyed tensive enough to remain. the shipping Dyer Our Collarette stock is almost bewildering and the prices to see United States Commis- to T. Craft of Bethlehem, N. H., There was a heavy frost Thursday night the man George Harding track of land which lies southwest of- in this vioimty.the fields being noticeably sioner Bradley. Finally Captain a are from $2.50 to $45.00. We illustrate two popular styles. commands the Clifford was told the United States life saving station near white this morning. who and said ho would look to S. P. C. A. officials are receiving about the matter the Two lights amounting 65,857 The SEASON 1898-1899. , one is of rich brown and fix it all The Twelve Dollar quality Opossum complaints that some parties are keeping into the man's story up If the man was in the right the that unless a dwelling house with an- sheep the year round on some of the right. Marten with of Electric Seal or Astrachan. It is lined said he would discharge the mate is built to cost not less (im. yoke islands in the vicinity of Perna- captain nexed buildings small and if the mate was in the right he would than $2500, and within two years from the quid, without adequate shelter. The au- discharge the man Johnson. with fancy satin. date of the instrument it shall become thorities will make a thorough investi- Some one who had been off to the Onr Stock of Furs and Skins sohooner said that the mate had tried to void and shall revert to the original own- gation of the matter. make Johnson and his brother work, but Gen. Craft will The Collarette at $4.75 is French Seal with Opossum October ers. It Is thought that It was a real morning yester- they refused to do so until they had seen erect a first class sea side hotel on the Is Now day. The sun was bright, the air clear the captain of the Clifford. Then the Complete. band. said he would make them work and and mercury down to 43 degrees. mate property. this causedj the trouble. At dark last ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Elm street is to be paved between Con- night Johnson was still on shore and PORTLAND AND CAPE ELECTRICS. and Cumberland streets and the had been done about the case. $12.00 gress nothing In the offioial reports of the various Having a well equipped workroom granite blocks are piled np on the west railroads jU6t sent out from Augusta, ap- side of the street to the work. PERSONAL. and skilled we pos- preparatory statistics in relation to employing help, ATI the following fl’l_ nn>4 ffllftOSC' M TTsfl O pear are now a attractive line of CHILDREN S CLOAKS, noth^ was We very Capt. Butler of the Signal Corps, the Portland and Cape Elizabeth road: sess the proper facilities to produce showing street, between Cumberland and Oxford, in the city yesterday, about to return to Gross earnings, $55,848.23, a falling off of serviceable are to be relaid. fine work. and none too garments. Augusta. He is looking well and has $2,513.43; operating expenses, $37,101.28, ing very cheap expensive, good practical The relief committee of the Belief as- apparently recovered from the yellow an inorease of $1,693.88; gross income, Our Seal Garments are famous for sociation of the Portland Fire depart- fever and malarial fever with whioh he $18,786.95, a falling off of $5,110.81. After ment has awarded a benefit to Driver excellence in and was afflioted at different times. He ex- paying $4500, one per cent on common their quality style. Fred E. Burnham of Hose 1. pects that the Maine Signal Corps will stook and $18,08.27 interest on fanded Next Wednesday the'members of Machi- S3. be finally mustered out In December. debt and other charges, a deficit of $4,- L. SCSILOSBEBO, — Engine company will observe gonne Miss Lisle Leigh] has'accepted an en- 121.32 remained. The total surplus June & BANCROFT. their 39th by feast BROTHERS anniversary^ a^clam Furrier .... 2 Free Street. EASTMAN gagement as leading lady In the Sales- 30, was $1,584.02. at Spurwiuk. octS d3t8p bury stook company, playing m Davidson The annual convention of the connty Star Course tioketsfor sale at M. Stein- theatre, Milwaukee. She makes her de- commissioners of Maine will be held at erts & Sons Co., 617 Congress street. but therejnext week as Agnes Rodman Alfred, October 36. in Men and Women. Mr. Francis Byrne, The Maine Historical society is prepar- RYAN’S TESTIMONIAL CONCERT. who was a popular member of Mr. Doug- ing a programme for a meeting to be held Portland, Me., October 7, 1898. las’s company at the Gem theatre last the last of the month. To the Citizens of Portland: summer, is also a member of the compa- Prof. Averill and his assistant, Mr. I wish to call your attention to my en- NONE BETTER CBN BE MABE. ny. Booth, are now engaged every evening tertainment whioh is to be given in the Secretary Garland visited the Y. M. C. in drilling the chorus of the opera Zephra new Y. M. C. A. hall on the evening of | A. building yesterday for the first time which is to be at the Jefferson in 17. I have the mis- ffi&ihbiifo given October since hiB recent sickness. Monday, November by the Bosworth Post. There fortune to be blind, but I have not laid Gen. C. H. Smith, now on the retired Wrapper Sale at Libby’s. are to be 300 people in this production, down and waited for the city ot Portland list of the United States army, is stop- “Atlantica” at not above the cost of 1 the whioh will far surpass anything of the to me but have used my best en- Well made Wrappers at the Falmouth, in company with support kind ever seen here in the amateur line. ping he For sixteen he deavors to self-suppoting. cloth. his daughter. For the next few days annual The Bosworth Post will hold a camp years I have had an benefit, my will visit his old homestead near Hollis to money to 59c. Made of Standard become known far and wide and today they enjoy 2* fire on Ootober whioh will he one purpose being get complete Hare 20th, education. 1 want to and also friends in Dayton. They will my musioal give red a far above that attained by any other cooking of the best of the year. A very attractive chair seating business and the Print, grey, and reputation gg return to Washington next Tuesday. up the We invite of programme will be presented together other employments by whioh I have sup- blue range. inspection JF Hon. Charles W. Stockman, P. C. M., in the and after figured stripes, with the usual'good supper. ported myself past study- St. John, N. B., W. P. Queen’s R. B. P., ing at the Conservatory of Musio, where I ruffle trimmed on The Evangelical Ministerial association branches of music that I oan- No. 62, R. 11. K. of Isreal, is making a can take up baok and GRAND. 1 will hold its regular weekly session not’get elsewhere, I want to devote my yoke collar, THE ATLANTIC short tour of this city. mnsioal I Monday at 10.30 o'clock a. m., in the Y. entire time to the profession. strap belt Mr. for the without means and while back, front, Rev. S. F. George Miller, manager cannot do this M. C. A. rooms. Paper by the Geisha was formerly advertising I have no cause for complaint atC elastic at wrist, sepa- its suc- company THE IDEAL ATLANTIC. 1 Pearson, “Prohibition; origin, that has been aooorded me in agent for Fay Bros. & Hosford when the patronage rate waist 31 cess, hinderanoes and needs.” the past, I must ask the people to be even lining, Jefferson first opened. in the if I am to more generous future, yards sweep. Always ,iiv ambition, which vou will all ATLANTIC. PAST CHANCELLORS' ASSOCI- ESTATE TRANSFERS. THE HOME READ Is a laudable one. Other musical , 89c until now p agree today, ATION. often here to The following transfers of real estate entertainments are given 59c of houses, often under the auspices The regular monthly meeting the have been recorded: crowded of out of town parties in whom the Port- Portland Past Chancellors’ association Grant Mary C. Batchelder at al to land people take no interest. I am not land on will be held on Monday evening at K. Grake, all of Melrose, Mass., asking for charity, I Will give the money's 89c. PERCALE, neat fig- of P. hall. Supper will be served at 7 Littlejohn’s island. worth to every patron of my concert. Almira Belknap of Providence, to Caleb is first olass in every m. It is that the The entertainment ures, tasty colors, p. sharp. expected grand muu monigumery ui iuj respect, one which every one will enjoy chancellor and the Double braided front supreme represen- in Deering, and The tiokets are now on to appreciate. tatives will be the guests of the associ- Clara M. A. Atkinson of Boston, sale at Cressey, Jones & Allen’s and back shoul- Robert D. of Portland, land with yoke, 1 ation for the evening. All past chan- Libby buildings on the Eastern promenade. y. w. c. a. der ruffles, strap cellors are cordially invited to be present. Fred T. of Few York to Stackpole Ootober Tickets may be had of.Henry Evans, Horace T. Atwood of Massachusetts, for The week beginning Sunday, back, belt front, Falmouth. at the week of Wyer Greene, Geo. S. Atkins. Andrew ®32o, land in 9, will be observed prayer bound arm was E. Staples to Sarah T. Shaw, the holes, J. and the secretary, An- Mary for young women throughout Cummings both of Portland, land in Portland. $1.50. at 89c Jlfli' on will be Saturday drew M. Hessltine. oountry. The service Sunday Is the best in town VOLUNTEER AID ASSOCIATION. held in the vestry of the Friends’ ohuroh, for the money. GOLF TOURNAMENT. at 4.30 p. m. Mrs. L. R. G. shirred front Mrs. Fred K. Boothhy, Mrs. H. L. Tay- Oak street, $1.00. FLANNELETTE Wrapper, yoke, / There will will occur on the links of Clark will speak at this time. at Today the lor, Miss Crie and Mrs. .T. E. Fallon of backyoke,fullness confined back, sep- be services at the rooms of the associ- pointed Portland Golf club the annual ladies' the executive board of the Volunteer Aid also sweep. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday arate waist lining, 3M yards Tfl BE THINKING HOW TO KEEP wM handicap golf tournament. Nine holes association, went to Augusta Tuesday ation IT’S TIME at 4.30, at which different for SI.00 will be played, commencing at 2.30 and visited the for which they afternoons SI.25 Garment hospitals are in- a heater examine the women will speak. All women Before purchasing parlor just t’oloek. have sent so many supplies. The siok 89c the to eaoh of these services. designs, Mr. Arthur Fenn, professional golf soldiers were very glad to see the ladies vited 89c. FLANNELETTE Wrapper figured will arrive here from Poland were SI.25 to S3.75 layer, and on all sides words of gratitude JURY MAY REPORT TODAY. Other Flannelette Wrappers, r ATLANTIC OAK Ipriogs on Tuesday£next and will give received for the many gifts received from ART SPARKLE i ART ST. NICHOLAS § Blddeford, October 7.—The Inquest In lessons in golf playing for some weeks. the Portland Volunteer Aid association. ball bearing draw center grates. the case of the death of Ivory Bootbby AH fitted with the easy running bicjcle session tomor- LIBBY CO. will bold its third weekly j. R. Free Estimates. Results Guaranteed, Is to be done GonrbHistion or Steal. row afternoon, but what House Heating by Hot Air, Hot Water, jg this time Coroner Bradbury Is not pre- a verdict and WOOD to say. It might find WIDOW’S pared ATHLETIC CLUB FOOT BALL TEAM. PORTLAND 1g might not. There have been no more SOCIETV. ball team has been organized witnesses summoned and none are likely A foot of the so far as tell to- from the members Portland of the Widow’s to bo called in heicould Tim Annual Meeting Portland of old tor the choice of officers for the FOUNDRY to him that have ex- Athletio olub, composed college Society GO., seems STOVE It they PORTLAND day. and the transaction of such other from Harvard, Yale, Bates, Bow- Waning Year hausted the case so far as they are able players ?n8V.mJs'as may leBalIy come before said meet- will endeavor to Bui Id of onestnut Street. | cannot hold of eto. The team ar- mlrwffi be held at their office, City log, Foot | ■ that any- doin, and they get October A. D. 1898, octas&wtf with the Maine colleges and Wednesday evening, 26th, Baking powder. thing no-w that will or can ohange their range games clubs of at 7,30o’clock. b c. Secretary. (Tevelands make more pome of tne-athletlo Massaohu- BKADFORD, and it finding any explicit Me., Oct. 7,1898.' octsdtd use setts. Portland, teachers of it. or clear. I All leading cookery j