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foreign power would make the natives MISCEI.I.AJ»TBOP3. < SOLDIERS AT MORE. TORE DOWN CHIAN FLAGS ungovernable. HAVANA GREATLY AGITATED. FUTURE. Terms of Protocol May Have Bad Effect PLANS on FOR Volunteers* IN OUR AUGUST Fonr Transports Arrive at Mon- Ensigo of Iiisnrgeats Offensive to " tank Front Our Sailors. London, August 15.—Tho Madrid corre- Santiago. spondent of the Daily Mail says: “The LOW PRICE SALE comments of the press on the protocol are veritable funeral hymns on the de- several hundred are struction of the Spanish colonial empire. New York, August 14.—Four trans- New York, August 14,—The Herald Some days ago tho desire for peace made ports, the St. Louis, Vlgtlanoia, Matte- will tomorrow print the following: Which Are Made Coamo the people close their eyes to tho price; Chairs, wan and Miami, having on board troops Arrangements Being Sailors from the battleship Texas and Stopped Ad- Spaniards Beyond but the now, upon reading protoool, they who were ordered home from Santiago the torpedo boat Winslow, paid a visit realize that the cost Is the loss of that de Cuba, arrived off Camp Wikofl, Mon- to South Beach, Staton Island, Sunday and ompire wliioh Spain had conquered with Rockers tauk Point, L. I., this morning. to Govern New morning. There they fell In with the Posessions. so ; vance of American much glory and that Spain now falls The the are min of stationed at Arillery. troops aboard transports the Fifth artillery, to the second rank among the nations. the 1st volunteer cavalry; 1st regular Fort Wadsworth and members of the two : The public mind Is stunned and there Is Tables. cavalry; Battery H, 4th artillery, and the companies of the Third New Jersey Fancy general mourning. 6th, 9th, 10th and 13th Infantry. All the volunteers, encamped on the government secure “Gen. Blanco telegraphs that Havana It’s a good time to transports except the St. Louis, sailed reservation at Fort Wadsworth. The is the news of the low greatly agitated by one of these at the price. from Santiago 'on August 8. The St. sailors were severe In their condemnation signing of the protocol and that much Louis. which left a few days later, of the Cubans. As the sailors wero Will anxiety is manifested to learn the con- -o- brought up 873 soldiers. President Thinks the board walk with 80 or 40 Proclamation Came in the Philippines parading Peace ditions which have not yet been pub- There was little sickness aboard the soldiers, saw Caban flags in front they lished. Some uneasiness is felt regarding former American liner and but one death of a These were quick- merry-go-round. the effect that the text of the protoool —Private Oliver Longwood, Co. B, 9th Be Troublesome. ly torn down. The raiders were offended Nick of Time. FRINK P. TIBBETTS & C0„ may have on the Spanish volunteers in who died from fever Cuban above regiment, yellow by a large flag floating Havana. 4 and 6 Free Street. and was burled at sea. There was no the roof of a ticket box in form of a “Many newspapers express grief and other developmental yellow fever. Twen- Ferris wheel. It was 13 feet to the flag Store closed at 1 o’clock Saturday. despair that the men who brought dis- ty-four sick men, none seriously, are on bnt soldiers were raised to the augl3 SMWip i staff, aster by lack cf foresight, organization the St. Louis. The Vigilancia has 609 shoulders of others. The flag came down and ability should continue to govern men of the 6th and 13th regular infantry. and six Inches of the staff were only the country.” The state of the trnnns is excellent. to Be Pro- left. At a large dancing pavilion there are but Post Office Facilities of well Entrenched and would Twenty-one sick under treatment, was a profuse decoration of flags all Enemy DESPATCHES FROM SHAFTER. there was no fever, Gen. Ames Is on nations. Hers the Cuban flags were also Col. Die and That’s the uumoer on board. vided for Porto Rico. removed. Have Made Trouble. Lt. Majork Good fellow Bring The 'Miami [came np slowly and an- Them to President. Preble COMPLIMENTS M'KINLEY. Preble St., (opp. chored In the quarantine grounds late to take or send tbis afternoon. She was not boarded. Washington, August 14.— Lieut Col. House), London Times Comments On Results of Col. Theodore |[ Roosevelt and his Rough Charles Dick of the 8th Ohio, (the Presi- the War. your Riders came up in the Miami. dent’s own) and Major George Goodfel- and CLEANSING. The Matteawan has not been lnspeoted. of Peace Sent Them low, volunteer aide to Gen.Shafter’s staff, DYEING London, August 14.—The Tiroes this News Negotiations The quarantine staff today inspected of an arrived here this evening from Santiago. Cuba Will Be Shown the Advantage morning comments editorially upon the TOURISTS WORK A SPECIALTY. the men of the Gate City who arrived last Under a Flag of Truce But They They are the bearers of important de- generous universal recognition of the information from Gen. Shat- iy Kia Gloves Cleansed Every Day. night, and confirmed the report of the American Form of Government and It spatches and part which President McKinley has played to It. Advance ter to the President and of war. rOOTrnf O Forest City Dye House and surgeons cn board that all were well, so Refused Recognize Secretary Cleanslu* throughout the war between the United a of an o Carpet far as fever was concerned. The men Is Will Prefer Annexation to Lieut. Col. Dick had conference FUSTtn Hoped States and and AH the were afterwards landed. Spain, says: off the American Army Along hour and a half with the President to- to establish a Form of Govern- “If foreign observers might presume to that the end TSB They were a worn looking lot, but ap- Trying and Gen. Miles night. The officers say by have an his it Uine Was Stopped peared to be in high spirits. They were opinion upon conduct, of the present week the whole of Gen, ment of Its Own. would bo that President McKin- have left Cuba. NATIONAL BANK marched to the detention camp where probably Awaits Orders From Shatter’s army will CHAPMAN has his Washington. they went into quarters and rations being ley kept linger constantly upon Major Goodfellow, who Is a physician, Maine, 14.—The White may be done towards dimin- of Portland, Washington, August something the national pulse and has knowu how At the front with Gen. Wilson's column, certain to occur unless orders are issued thinks that the removal of the army from served to them, they began preparation the the number when it becomes the war department and navy ishing ap- to All be baok House, to and direct thought without five miles Cosmo Porto Rico, frcta Washington prevent it. Cuba was necessary. for dinner. seemed glad to usual that are no needed. stimulate beyond absolutely today resumed their parent they longer too its in trans- from the front, and the afternoon department markedly outrunning movement. August 12.—(Evening)—Delayed TKUCE FLAG NOT RESPECTED. In explanation of Gen. Shafter’s des- CAPITAL, during a condition which has not The government will dispose ot the $100,000.00 Sunday quiet, has been done in the Wilson moved one Lancas- of stretched themselves for a rest on "Everything mission—Gen. of at patch stating that 75 per cent the army they since the Maine was blown up transports that have been in use as fast Headquarters Gen.^Wilson Coamo, prevailed open, every move has been discussed as ter battery out to the front this afternoon was Dr. Goodfellow says and Undivided the sand. as can be released all vessels of August 13—Noon—Delayed in transmis- incapaolated, $25,000.00 ■■ they and Surplus Profits, in Havana harbor. Z a all over the the possibility United States for the purpose of shelling Spanish sion—The orders to to that while 75 per cent of the men were believes that the most the navy that can be spared from servioe advance, given Solicits the accounts of Banks,Mer- r TWO MEN DROWNED. The President before the was of the mountain at government Irrevocably position on the crest Ernst’s were countermand- not 111, they were unable to perform mili- and which the peaoe com- in the Wes Indies will be ordered to Gen. brigade cantile Firms, Corporations serious problem committed one way or the other, and the the head of the pass through whioh the service. The strain of the in the states ed receipt of the President’s order tary Santiago Another Crashed to Death In Boston mission will be called upon to deal with ports where the men will upon Individuals and is prepared to fur- result; of the cautious, tentative policy road winds. The enemy ocoupied a po- was terrilio and when it was The fact that the be a holiday. to suspend hostilities. campaign best facilities Harbor. is the Philippines. given is where he stands at this nish its patrons the that moment sition of great natural strength protected Gen. Wilson this sent'a removed the whole array collapsed. will the difficult The auxiliary vessels of the navy morning party accommodations. Philippines present the President has the whole American seven lines of entrenchments, and a In hl3 it will several and liberal has which will not be used for the by with a flag of truce to notify the Spani- opinion require Boston, August 14.—The sloop yacht in the peace negotiations permanent at his back. problem people battery of two Howitzers. ards of the of hostilities, but weeks in a good climate and with good with 17 men aboard while anchored to it a navy will be disposed of as soon as they suspension Leona oaused the administration give “We do not know that there can be The were for the fray food to the Paid on out of any Spaniards eager the flag was not respected. This was by nourishing put troops again Interest Deposits. outside of Boston light, was run into deal of careful, attention. go commisslon,probably being sold great higher statesmanship for a President and earlier in the day had fired upon Col. order of Governor General Macias. As in fine fettle. of the been made as at auction. by a barge in tow tug Honey- Several suggestions have under the constitution of the with SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. governing Biddle of the engineer corps, who, Gen. Macias has no communication with five men from the one the re- WELL OUT OF SANTIAGO. brook, and were.swept to what shall be done, being United States. of York was Invited. TO BE MUSTERED OUT. a platoon of troops New Madrid he may thus cut hims3lf off from Interviews and Correspondence deck by the heavy tow line. Two of the tention of the bay, city and harbor of Washington, August 14.—By Wednesday “It is noteworthy that while the reoonnoitaring on their right flank. official notification of the situation, al- number, C. W. Cellman and Albert Nor- what the protocol gives tem- or Thursday It is expected by the war de- CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, President’ Manila, just First Men To Be Released From Dot; Go Spaniards, who are usually regarded as As our battery rounded a curve in the though natives have been sent through dell, were drowned; another, Augnstus romantic and the partment that all of Gen. Shafter’s com- porarily. Today. ohivalrcus, medievial, have road, 2000 yards away, enemy opened the lines to the news that THOMAS H. EATON, Cashier. a Spanish spread for the Casperson, was killed by being jammed Another Is that Sublg bay and suffic- com- mand will have left Santiago turnco. Lirst to the financial aspect of the an artillery and infantry tire. Four a cessation of hostilities had been or- -- DIRECTORS:- between the tow line and the deck, while ient amount of territory for a naval and United States. In a despatch to the war New York, August 14.—The Massachu- situation, the Americans, who aee usual- panies of the 3d Wisconsin, whioh were dered. The soldiers of the American Peter Nelson and John and the build- that C. SETH L. the other two, coaling station be secured setts Volunteer to be the oMhe department tonight Gen.Shatter says CULLEN CHAPMAN, LARRABEE, Signal corps, consisting ly supposed intensely practical, have posted on the blufls to right army generally received the news of peace Barkinson, although sustaining Injuries, of an American city at that place the early departure of the troops now de- E. M. STEADMAN, PERL EY F. BURNHAM, ing up of Lieut. H. W. Sprague and 29 men, as yet hardly given a thought to the road, were not permitted to respond. with some are disap- idea which is be- delight, although tho were rescued. Still another who landed on Governor's island from face pends entirely upon transports BRICE M. EDWARDS. JAMES F. HAWKES, begun. financial or eoonomlo side of the ques- The guns advanoed at a gallop In the that there is to be no further of the Isl- pointed arrive at consideredjis the retention the the and which are daily expected to HENRY S. OSGOOD WILLIAM M. MARKS. GREAT EXPECTATIONS. ing transport Segurancia, Saturday, will tion. What occupies American peo- of a terrific fire, were unlimbered lighting and many officers express regret and of Luzon. It is believed, however, Santiago. At the present time only about JelM.W&Ftllstp be mustered out of the service tomorrow. ple at this moment is not the cost of the were soon hurling common shell and at the suspension of hostilities in the the administration and the commis- 5000 man of Gen. Shatter’s corps are at Rev. Dr. Simpson and Christian Alliance that They will be the first volunteers to be war, the value of their acquisitions or the at the enemy at a lively rate, midst of the the re- shrapnel campaign. the remainder sion will be greatiyjlnfluenced by released from since the balance of the and loss but batteries and Santiago, having already Workers Looking for Big Collection* formally duty profit account, striking the emplacements, FORWARD MOVEMENT STOPPED. . LADIES’ Admiral Dewey and Gen. sailed for this country. ports which close of the war. the moral result of the struggle and the entrenchments with the rhythmic regu- Merritt will make on the subject. Their Ponce, P. R., August 13.—Evening— Old Orchard, August 14.—At the Chris- nature of the ideas which it stimulates. larity of a trip hammer. GETTING BETTER AT SANTIAGO. before the commis- SECRETARY DAY RESIGNS- The peace news has stopped all forward tian Alliance meetings today the pre- reports are expected “Whether Bryanism is dead or oriy The enemy soon abandoned one gun, movement of the American army in Washington,August 14.—A dispatch re- GOODS. collection for sion meets. whether the smaller issue of serve other at inter- RUSSET made that the to the diction was Col. John Ambassador to sleeping, but continued General Corbin to- determination as to the gov- Hay, England, Porto Rico, Gen. Wilson, at Coamo and ceived by Adjutant We have a and well selected to be taken next Sun- The Anal warfare are for over an hour. had our large foreign missions, Will lie His Successor. patty superceded by large vals They from Gen. Shatter indicates that Boots aud Shoes of Porto Rico and the settle- Gen. Sohwan, at Mayaguez will remain night stock of Kusset' will be the largest in the history of ernment and worthy conceptions of national poli- and;their shrapnel burst repeated- day, are range Gen. at Utuado the health among the troops for Ladies’ and Ch ldren’s wear. ment of the of Cnba at this place. Henry ^conditions Christianity. All the meetings of the government oy or only thrown for the time into the over our men. One shell burst, the We make a seecialty of but the A to the Boston ly will return to Adjutants and Gen. Brooks, at Santiago are improving. The men, of for settlement, impres- Washington dispatch back there can be no doubt of week will relate to the subject foreign problems ground, fragments killing Corporal Swanson have been raised at the that these islands will be- Herald says: who had advanced beyond Guyamo will whose spirits missions, except those of Saturday, sion prevails that the war has had and will have a Co. and seriously wounding Corporal Ladies’ Russet Buttons at and tendered his L, return to that town. of returning to the United $4.25, come rapidly Americanized “Secretary Day resignation American ideas prospect which day will be devoted to divine quite profound effect upon Yank and Privates Bunce and Vought. batter In health. former price $5.00. for them to do so today, to take effect 1, and Gen. Mil 's expects to do nothing pend- States are daily getting an feature of Chris- every encouragement September and alms.’’ the British offioer healing, important Capt. Paget, army at San Juan of tho be President McKinley offered Col. John ing the arrival peace Polish tian Alliance work. Thirteen services a will given. who is with the American forces for the DOING GOOD BUSINESS. 2 Ladies’ Russet $3.50. con- our ambassador to the THE SPANISH JOURNALS. commissioners. Porto Rioo will be under military Hay, Knglaud, dis- day will be held from now till the close purpose of observing the operations, Washington, August 14.—Gen. Shatter Misses’ Russet Oxfords $1.35. trol for the present. Cuba also will be portfolio Of state, which he accepted of the convention. himself by aiding Dr. Wood- TO B£ SENT TO HOMES. to the war department tonight it is and will return to take. The President tinguished reports above are all this season’s similarly governed, but probable Various Views Taken of the Peace The goods uury. the customs receipts at Santi- MORE OLD ORCHARD RACES. in the matter of has now to fill the concerning and are in the latest styles. that American reforms important place Protocol. of The Spanish Army Will Re Here Capt. Lee and Private Sizer Repatriated as follows: that the wbioh Col. next to ago Old Orchard, A 14.—Eight classes will be such people Hay leaves, ranking Disbanded. ugnst government Co. F, were wounded by Mauser bullets. “I havo the honor to report for your have filled for tbis week’s race of Cuba will see the advantage of becom- the head of the department of state. there was taken in at special Madrid, August 14—10 p. m.— El Pais In about two hours the enemy abandoned information that at the kite track. The meeting annexed to the United states. “Whitelaw Reid is the most active can- In0 CUSIUII-S UUUSCS UOIC lUL W wv meeting ing today printed the text of the protocol the other gun and the men began to flee Madrid, August 15—4 a. m.—Public VO- $58,*45.P4 will and continue three It IB WlttW iuc bojuiuimj didate for Col. Hay 6 place, as he was August 18, inclusive, Center $ begin Tuesday tnougnt signed by the United States and Spain from the entrenchments toward a banana opinion attaches great importance to the McDowell, and other the the latter was but it can when days. There are a total of 101 entries in ment of Havana, cities, appointed, a FLEET ASSEMBLING. with mourning borders, and says: grove, then the gorge. Then the gnns Spanish commission in Paris making BLOCKADING 539 CONGRESS ST., the classes: 2.12, 2.15, 2.17, management of the municipalities and be stated that he will neither be appointed following “Spain, without colonies is reduced shelled them as they ran. One gun wns resolute stand in defense of Spain’s terri- August 14—7.40 p. m.— a member Key West,Fla., BROWN’S BLOCK. 2.20, 2.80 trots; 2.10, 2.18 and 2.24 pace. tha liberty offered i the country people ambassador to England nor orders from the to the role of a third-rate power.’’ ordered t.o advance to a position quarter torial rights In the Philippines. The In accordance with navy aug6dtf the Inhabitants that of which is now _ will soon convince the peace commission, the President’s El “Peace will not on. It had reached wants to send a department following NEGRO GAMBLERS SHOT DOWN. his second ohoice." Imparcial says: of a mile further just government, therefore, of hostili- the changed conditions are for their proclamation of a suspension An Associated Press dispatoh says the to Spain even the rest she so much the new position when Spanish infantry strong, competent body of delegates. Howell of the North THE WEATHER. Macon, Ga., August 14.—A special to bring ties, Commodore good. report is not confirmed injNew York. needs after three years and a half of reinforcements filed into the trenohes and A decree has been issued granting the Cuban coast blockading squadron, la the from Ga., says: Telegraph Moultrie, will be treated at once as an his ships at Key West. Porto Rico war. began a deadly Are upon our men, com- repatriated troops three months’ furlough. rapidly assembling Sheriff Fisher and posse of 13 men made GEN. LEE CALLED TO WASHING- American possession. The first move- El Nacional says bitterly: “if Spain the battery to retire at a gallop. The minister of war, Lieut. Gen. Cor- a on a crowd of at TON. pelling TO TAKE SPANIARDS HOME. raid negro gamblers will be the ment in this direction sending had at least been vanquished after a furi- Then both the enemy’s Howitzers re- rea, has issued circulars flxing;rules for Rayboro, 13 miles east of Moultrie last Jacksonville, Fla., 14.—Gen. Santiago do Cuba, August 14—6 p. m.— of a delegation of officials from the post August ous and beroio struggle, she could resign the shrapnel screamed and the the disbandment of the forces returning There were 75 or 100 in the opened, The Spanish transports Isia do Luzon, P. night. negroes to Fitzhugh Lee, commanding the seventh, will office department Investigate and re- herself. Peace with the United States Mausers sang. Another gun galloped from the West Indies, who hand de S u'rustegui and Jsla de Panay aro in house. When Sheriff Fisher walked in, ac- mail left last night for Washington, on the port upon the facilities there, and corps, will be a momentarily from from the rear but our ammunition was over their arms and war stores landing port ana will begin embarking Span- of the one only respite some negroes began shooting, by his son, Lieut. Fitzhugh and San- ish troops tomorrow. It is expected that to make suoh recommendations as they companied our misfortune.” exhausted. Lieut. was shot in at the of Vago, Curruna sheriff in the in- Haynes ports will over 4000. ball hitting the hand, Lee, Jr., in response to a telegram re- they carry determine upon. El Liberal says the article in the proto- the body by a Mauser just before his gun tander. The iransport Leona, from Savannah, flicting a painful wound. Two others of ceived from the adjutant general, stating Mail methods of to con- col to the Philippines does not the ball a rib. The orders The Eoidiers and non-commissioned arrived this morning with the remainder were hit. The returned a routes, transportation that the seoretary of war desired relating retired, owiug 14.—Forecast for the poses posse homes at of the fifth immune Washington, Aug. and the conditions of offices fer with him. indicate that anything good for Spaiu issued for two companies to advance were officers will return to their .the regiment. fire and as a result live post general- for New vigorous negroes the officers are Monday England; Partly in the island will be examined. LEE IN WASHINGTON. will be fixed upon, and the question will countermanded and the firing ceased. expense of the state, and wore killed outright, three others mortul- ly cloudy, variable wiuds. offices will be established not be settled favorably for her.” Col. Bliss of Gen. Wilson’s 3taS went to be in tho reserves until the re- and three more Military post 14. —Gen. Fitz- placed ly wounded painfully Washington, August home Boston, Aug. 14.—Forecast for Boston at once where troops are stationed and at El Globo (ministerial), pines for peace forward to the enomy’3 line with a flag organization of tho army permits hurt. hugh Lee in comrannd of the
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1U VJixiu. scotch on on the regular oars and thus assuring niXiEi GUAliii perspiring employees* and comes to Portland endorsed by all “As You Like it,” is tbe most popular done here. The railroads have Aids—Chief of staff, O. F. Dam, J. E, Levi granted out-door them that their party can make the re- On Friday evening Recorder noses. Sawyer, J. E. Lorlng, L. B. Bragg. the critics In the different cities whers play in the world for an produc- reduoed fares and there promises to be a turn Private of 25 Turner of the Portland Municipal court, Nahum Littlefield, J. M. Farnsworth, she has Mr. T. A. Reynolds, tion. It is given at all the most fashion- trip together. parties attendance from outside the olty. Frank appeared. of the big J. N. James A. Martin, once the or more oan have special cars placed who was elected clerk corporation Long, a new male member of the company, Is able watering places during M. B. A. Norton, C. H. Leigh- of the THE PIjAYOUT. Flovd, it is out doors in anywhsre on the line of the Cape Eliza- at the original meeting directors, A.‘j. Cummings, F. B. Moody. destined to become very popular with summer season; played Here’s kind of ft ton, it. beth line that Is most convenient for Into the Portland post office a When the four thousand Bremen march Chief Wm. T. Ches- the of this theatre and will make the forest and thousands go to see dumped another Judges—Assistant patrons to the 1500 store than find that Chief F. B. has been them. half-bushel of letters addressed that, into JJeerlng park they will well, Boston, ohairman; his first bow before a Portland audience, The part of Rosalind played by Chief Frank Morse The letters have been made Moody of Deering, in the stockholders of the concern. elaborate arrangements in a light comedy role. all the greatest aotresses world, of Bath, Chief C. M. Drake of Gardiner, Monday evening, It is not so after all to be the Boston head- The will of our bad obliged had been seat him from there for their comfort. place ex-Chief Wm. A. Green of Boston, ex- Mr. is a handsome and talented and it Is the boast theatre-goers Reynolds to in the all if one oan and and look like a circus lot for there are to be A. Mott of Taunton. seen thees actresses stay city summer, quarters, all directed stamped, Chief Edward young aotor, considered to be one of the that they have great L. Adam- at home. his in them out was to a of tents for the Oiiioial Time Keeper—David Miss Lansing keep cool and find pleasure only part sending number huge pitohed best juvenile men in the profession. In the world in the part. One of son of Boston. character at the will do this more effectual- open the box and mall the letters in the accommodation of the visitors. The stage setting of the play will be Rowan will assume the Nothing help Tho playing will commence about 12 local office. these tents will be the dining hall for the as the skill and ex- it is one that is not new to her by ly than Williams’ Root Beer, delicious post allowed ten made as elaborate Gem; As o’clock. Eaoh engine will be Rosalind In letter contained an official noti- Bremen and will seat 500 persons. of Manager MoCullum can make any means. She has played and economical. Every minutes to draw onto the platform, perience fication of a of stockholders to be soon as the reaohes the Oaks the interior of the western cities, and last year meeting parade it, and he promises an soene, many NOTES make its play and vacate the platform. weeks in HARBOR held at Mr. Turner’s office in Portland, playout will begin. The platforms have next week, that will eclipse any other played it every night for six The enclosure for the platforms, hose The arrivals were: Bark next The meeting is expected to already been prepared on the level ground has ever Those who are Kansas The[ critics [[were [loud Saturday Friday. will be 525 ho presented. City. tracks. lines and playing grounds One Carrie Winslow, loaded with ooal, and be but a formal affair, for the ratification near the Portland & Roohester familiar with the plot of Niobe are in their praise of her performance. feet and 40 feet wide, and the is done the stock- will as the next is long a Rosa- steamer Treinont, which reached port at of whatever business by One engine play get- and aware that owing to some workmen, who says Miss Rowan was charming engine platform 70 feet wide, prop- informal discussion of the so that there be no well in 7.15 a. m., and transferred her freight holders at their ting ready may delay. erly roped off. None but authorized per- are putting electric lights into the home lind, she looked exceptionally enclosure. facili- and to the steamer State of affairs, to be held in Boston Of course there are prizes to lend ad- sons will be allowed within the of Peter Amos Dunn, winding some of doublet and hose and developed a passengers company’s For the water there are three The soon afterwards sailed the The Boston ditional to the arms of the vets. supply around the feet of the statue for blank verso that surprised Maine. latter preceding day. meeting strength ten feet two their wires ty reading tanks, two of them long, Her for Boston. is to be exceedingly lively. Proba- The league allots $500 which is divided and the of she comes to life when the even those who know her best. likely feet wide and three feet deep, “Niobe, a small of tho stock- and for of Tug Nathaniel P. Doane had in tow bly only delegation into prizes of $300, $150, $100 $50 supply tank will hold 200 gullons current is turned on. This fact suggest- Rosalind was delightfully capricious, holders will attend the session in Port- tanks are connected Standard Oil No. 8. the eDgines making the longest plays. water. The three ed to Manager McCullum thejidea of an foroeful and interesting. The qualities barge company land. by three-inoh The pipe platform Juno in In addition the league turns over to the pipes. electrio were also a surprise. She Tug brought barge Indepen- is built of two-inch plank and is 20 feet elaborate stage setting (with of her voioo a handsome silver one dent, one of the largest afloat anywhere, kind I like winning company long and 10 feet wide, with a straight lights in profusion, and he has had the brought tones which rominded Yes, I like musio, but the in the of each end. in read- with coal for A. K. Wright & Co. torch which remains possession edge aoross it 10 feet from scene wired by the electrician of the forcibly of Julia Marlowe,'and best I’m too much out of practice to This The following is a list of the en- Sohooner Robert Pettes arrived, the viotors until the next muster. partial theatre, Mr. Ralph Kendall, and Mr. Fox, many of her inflections are reminis- light. play. Well, go down to Cressoy, Jones gines and companies entering the tourna- ing was won last the Baw- has Steamer Ardanconaoh sailed Saturday and hear the Or- And what a contrast! trophy year by ment: Mass. ; Gen. Put- the dealer In electrical supplies, oent of that actress. & Allen’s, “Angelus Eagles, Lynn, for loaded bees of Mass., and they will Geo. Bomord, Wat- most handsome chandeliers will be the Orlan- Glasson Dook, Scotland, chestral.” You can attaoh it to any Gardner, nam, Lowell, Mass.; famished the Mr. Ryron Douglas This is a store front- South Gardi- with wood. spacious carry It In tli>» parade. Then there is a ertown, Mass.; Baw Beese, wall that his stock affords. and his host of friends will be glad spool in two minutes. No musio too for the the and lights do, piano Trumpet Company Coming ; Boston Vet., Boston Veterans, all the which have been on three wide streets. now held by the Hartford ner,Mass. brilliant scene and one that him in a so woll suited to his Noarly yaohts hard for that. ing Longest Distance. loving cup, Brunswick; Veterans,Charles- It will be a to see part to Kennebec, harbor sailed which, will be awarded the Butler asso- a charm and attractiveness to With his handsome face and making Saturday, among the later and oompaay, town; City of Lowell, Gen. will add abilities. Here are over a half century ago and them the Starling, and Grampus. EXCURSION TO MONHEUAN. roominess, coolness, te3t organized and equipped company. ciation; Hartford, Hartford; Chauncey, the play. The cast oalls for the services elegant figure ho should make a splendid Intrepid larger ones built with an eye to tho of has In addition there is a trumpet, the gift of Hyde Park; City Homes, Springfield; member of the Fishing schooner A, L. Wyman On Friday, August 19, steamer Salacia comfortableness. at musters when the of almost every company, Orlando. trophies to be won Vixen, Lowell; Nonantum, Newton; on because of a bad to via a to te to the company com- burden of the fun the cast of characters: gone the railway will make an excursion Monhegan lady, given New City of Lynn, and although the Following is come in at one door crowds gather for the playouts. There Whaler, Bedford; Christmas You may ing the longest distance, and the news- New London, Conn.; falis to Miss Leigh and Mr. Mc- Mr. Byron Douglas leak. 11 Squirrel Island, Boothbay and will be two events of the One Lynn; Unnamed, making Orlando, great day. combined in the W. Cam- Mr. George Alison tender Lilac arrived and Franklin wharf at 7.c0 a. and take your pick of three papers of Portland have J. Plaisted, Portland; Deluge, Cullum, all have happy and oongenial Duke, Lighthouse Cove, leaving will be tbe parade in the foreneon, when Water Pittsfield; White Mr. George Alison entation of a loving cup for the com- bridge; Witch, is the cast of charac- Frederick, sailed again. m., weather permitting. others to out at. Portland and pre of Som- role3. Following Mr. Scott Cooper go with tho addition of the Angel, Salem; City Somerville, Jacques, Men Pil- the largest number of uni- Okom- Mr. Francis were engaged repairing the the veterans will pany having erville; Watch City, Waltham; ters: Oliver, Byrne NAVAL PROMOTIONS Peering departments which met with on the of air aro that formed men in line. So there is plenty makamesit, Marblehead, Koxbury; Gulf Amos President of Uni- Mr. Lester Waliack grim an acoident (Currents doing and over. Peter Dunn, LeBeau, turn oat four thousand men Fall Torrent, Manches- Mr. Robert Lowe 9.30 to Peaks island Washington, August 12.—Tho following of incentive to the companies to put the Stream, River; verse Insurance Co., Charles trip Friday night. very thing.) To enliven the march there will be mufic ter; Newburyport; Teknosnoow, McCollum Mr. Charles Barringer in the Hated 10 best foot forward both in the parade and Tiger, Bartley Adam, The Salacia oarried a large freight to promotions navy August fifteen bands and drum Piscataqna, Portsmouth. his wife's brother, Mr. Waiter Thomas by seventeen] Woonsocket; Cornelius Griffin, Touchstone, one item on the manifest have been made. They are promotions in often out, and on the trials. of ass. Mr. Howland Bangor, being Strangers go This will show The Deluge Cambridge, a .which Stephen Wright Eustace, corps. parade among Mr. Marble full car load of flour. the ordinary course of events and have no Among the rest of the veterans to arrive is to be brought here by the Red Jackets, Phincas Innings, his wife’s brother’s Donni9, a later on wander in at another of other things that the Veteran firemen’s hand tub in the Mr. Doming reference to the for be a 2B0 from is the largest country, friend, Thomas M. Reynolds Louis, A large searoh with a 30-inch pro- promotions gallant will company strong | light are in New England States which Is tue 12 1-2 in- a millionaire First Mr. Tallman the doors, thinking they league, a having cylinders measuring Jefferson Tompkins, Lord, was in the shads of the service made the same day: Commander Charlestown, Mass., who will come by Mr. Thorne jector, freight and official of the ches. It tabes 76 men to work her. with a craze for the antique, Second Lord, leugtby designation nmtwinn in 'D/vrtfl cl nH Cl f. 7 SO B. J. Cromwell to be captain; Command- another store. or toe aew Mr. Francis New York boats Saturday. It was ad- of the me neaaquarters n,ngianu Norman Conniers (jorin, Byrne organization, never held a muster Waliack er C. F. Wilde to be Liout. Com- will be ac- officers and will be at a Mr. Lester dressed to Hoxie of the engineer oaptain; on Wednesday evening. They League jugdes Parker Silox, merchant, Silvius, Major lift from of this Portland one. The the Preble house and the will be J. R. Mr. Robert Lowe mander C. O. to be commander. Elevators you easily proportions a band of and prizes Armstrong William, and is destined for use along Taussig companied by forty pieces Miss Rowan department, was in in which awarded there after the play out. a Rosalind, Lansing league organized 1891, station to their ouuu, bchuuv, the eastern coast. one floor to another. will inarch from the Wm. T. of Miss Johnson MARRIAGES- year the muster was held in Eo3ton, Capt. King Cambridge, Carolina Dunn, Peter’s wife. OeJia, Virginia quarters at Swetc’s hotel and the Port- Mass., lieutenant of Engine 5, and ex- Mary Davenport Audrcv. Mias Agnes Proctor The repairs of the deck of the Montauk Sinoe then musters have been held in There are resting balconies, wi 1 come foreman of the Bed Jacket V eteran Firo his wife’s eldest sister, Phoebe, Bliss Biyruo may are now ahmit cmr,nlatnri nnrl she will land Tavern. Other companies Helen Griffin, In Bangor, August 9, W. J. Charlton ancfMIss Worcester, Lowell, Pawtucket, Hartford, men’s association, is in the city, to re- Genevieve Reynolds first of Mr. where pouring in Wednesday night and early This will be the appearance move to a new anchorage oft Cushings Nellie Gulliver. with desks and stationery New Bedford In the last main until after the tournament. The Hattie Griffin, his wife’s youngest In Forest M. Farnham and.Spriogfield. Alison anil Mr. Charles Bar- island. The are all Edinburg. August 9, Thursday morning until the town puts wears a handsome rnedal- George floating targets ready Bean. letters be written. the route of the parade was over captain gold sister, Beatrice Ingrain and Miss Angie may city, who have come from ±\J, UUUU 21. «HIU on a holiday air and the streets are bright- which was presented to him by his Beatrice Silox, Dorothy Kent ringer, recently for practice and an opportunity.is likely JlII aUHlAUll, AUgllSb seven miles in and as a result the Miss Marlon A. Bowers, liotli of Burlington. length red shirts and uni- friend3 in the lire department at Cam- Madeleine Milton, Bessie Taylor New York to join Mr. Douglas’s compa- to be offered the to show What Often Piano-recitals help en- ened by the gorgeous gunnel's In Caribou, August 8, Hallman Masked aud made a rule that hereafter the Lisle Leigh Seats should be secured early at the league forms of the visitors. It will be one of the bridge. jjiobe, ny. have attained in this Miss Bertha Tuell. The Hartford Veteran association will ticket Custom Bouse proficiency they liven the visitors. parades should not exceed two mues. Reserved seats are on sale for all the Casco Bay office, In Fort Fairfield. August 6, George F. Ashby biggest musters that has even been held arrive in the Wednesday evening at very important part of their duty. The Portland committee has been so care- city this week at Stelnerc & wharf. ana Miss Lizzie Waldron. 10 o’clock and will he at the performances PARK. Schooner James arrived Stroud Charles E. call all comers “Visitors.” in the state. quartered Son’s musio 517 Congress street, KIVERTON A.Garfield yes- In water, August 8, Libby We ful oDserve the that store, both of Scarboro. to requirement they West Eud hotel. will loaded with and Miss Eloise Midikon, uuu considerable disappointment After this take your ladder—or terday hard pine. Merle and It’s for them to say whether have had the line of maroh measured and THE COMMITTEES. earli- reading In Fenobscot, August 6, F, Bridges be avoided bv securing soats at the The steam Loon arrived Miss Una Sherman. MUSiC AND DRAMA. if you do not possess such an article, yaoht yester- found that it is feet over the The committees of the Portland est moment. In South Fenobscot. Albert E. Blake will be customers or not. just fifty possible in from and the Helen August 3, they borrow one—then stand it straight up day Philadelphia and Mrs, Frances E. Fasule. both of Brookliti. two a fraction so small that nobody who miles, Veteran Firemen’s association AS YOU LIKE IT. from Boston. McCULLUM’S THEATRE. the air without leaning it against any- no to is to kick about it. The late to make the Tbero’s nagging buy. likely parade havo worked early and Schooner for arrived DEATHS. “The closed its of This enchanting comedy is the and try to climb the rungs of it. J. Chester, wood, will move east on Cumberland the Ensign” engagement perhaps thing, street, occasion a success are: the con- two weeks at McCullum’s last ideal of any of said ? Of course it seems light; schooner Hiram, light; paoket Here’s every up-to-date head of the column from a theatre, most purely Shakespeare's Impossible, you starting point Chairman of Executive Committee— and the steamer Horatio Hall In this city, August 13, Harry Jackson, only before one of the and most although tho is borrowed so, and it to anyone but Carlosa, Delaware, to make near the corner of Chestnut, It will go W. Plaisted. night, largest plays, plot is, child of Harry J. and Susie B. Howartb, aged venience shopping James oame in at 2 with audience of the season. Mr. the novel or tale of Rosalynde, the of the Ladder. He is a remark- from New York, p. m., 7 months 6 days. over Cumberland as far as Smith street, Finance—Wm. G. Hart, G. M. Tolford, appreciative from King a list of this (Monday) afternoon at 2.30o’clk, pleasant. Chas. is so at the re- a writ- able who has discovered the un- large passengers. [Funeral thence to to to Cumber- C. F. Plummer, Henry Fox, Q. McCullum encouraged by Thomas Lodge, contemporary acrobat, at residence, 1015 Congress street. Congress, State, with parents’ Goodhue. attained this that he has de- in the ma- fathomable triok of an ordi- The bark Normandy sailed spool In this 13, Charles J., infant sou business to to to Green to sults by play er. Yet Shakespeare passing balancing city, August The managers of this land, High, Portland, Route of Parade and Positions—J. W. the Eimiranda for of John T. and Winnefred E. Forter, aged l cided to extend his season four weeks and furnished the novelist through ladder in an wood for Glasgow; At the ball a M. N. A. J. Cum- terials by nary exactly perpendicular month 21 store means Peering park. City big Plaisted, Elbridge, Alfaretta S. S. days. realize that keeping N. his effort3 to the of of his own has while to the topmost South Amorloa; the In this 13, Axe! W., infant child stand will be ereotod and the mings, Geo. H.iRolfe, John Long. devote presentation the alembio imagination, position climbing city, Augnst reviewing and J. S. Wins- of Fred C. and Kyle, aged 11 months. more than Entertainment of Press—Geo. W. Beale, more than new characters and incidents on one side and on the Snow, Henry Withington Mary something opening will he reviewed the and even elaborate productions created ring descending In this August 14. Jdin J., son of Ann parade by mayor H. Frank E. Dow, B. A. Nor- to the Kennebeo for and city. R Ball, “The Ensign.” and has imbued the whole with a higher other. When at tho top he still further low, gone ice, and tlio late Thomas McGowan, aged 23 years, the doors oach morning, and the distinguished guests from away. It B. L. ton, Sawyer. on schooner Emma to St. John, 6 21 days. H. and con- cast of thought and than could astonishes beholders by standing his light. months, Is the hope of the Portland veterans that Printing and Advertising—Chas. Commencing tonight feeling [Notice of funeral hereafter, yelling “Bargains” in the news- J. B. A. in fact the tho ladder. This The Cumberland RowiDg association <13, Elizabeth II. the will also turn out in Ray, Chas. H. Ford, Brown, tinuing every evening during the week be attained by Lodge. Itijs hands, still balancing In Kuightville, August people good to Basket island in the 78 ana 11 months. E. Knight, A. Wiggin. matinees Tues- transmutation of the baser is one of the many excellent features went steam Crocker, aged years papers. numbers to see the procession. It will bo with daily commencing alchemio only services Tuesday afternoon at 2 W. Plaisted, A. McDon- launch Vivian and steamer [Funeral Reception—J. McCullum and his splendid metal into the pure gold which genius of Howard’s Comique Novelty Company, Josephine o’clock at her late residence, No. 2 D street, worth it and then the Portland flremun ald C. H. Leighton, N. Littlefield, A. H. day, Manager They also realize that loud in alone achieve, which at Riverton this Hoey. Kuightville. ,, do not want the visitors to march R. W. Jackson, R. H. Ball, J. company will display their versatility in its adaptive faculty can appears park Elias Lel.oy, only through Hatch, In Falmouth, August 13. never merit in Geo. W. Heale, Chas. i. that Clark and Mat- There were largo excursions over the aged 7 days. advertising puts streets. It has been the custom in if. Harmon, the celebrated classio comedy of Harry the comtemplatlve Jacques prince week. Others are Harry child of Henry and Hannah Maliar, empty Trunk and Maine Central la IT, Mary, wife of the Dam. and Edward entitled “Niobe. of Touchstone, and tie who introduce in their pleas- Grand yester- Soarboro, Augnst merchandise. other cities where the musters have been Pauiton, philosophical jesters, Temple, late Frank 78 years. poor Unloading and Hauling Engines--J. of to the Islands and Old Orchard. The Nugem, aged It will ho remembered that this highly the rustical Audrey are puro creations ing “The PasslngJShow," danc- day Tuesday morning at 9 o clock Irom held for the business houses and manu- B. Brown, John Bond, J. H. Eernald, sketch, [Funeral to mas- and the wonderful island boats all did a big business. The her late residence. You are heartily invited to E. J. W. Buok. scored one of the biggest Shakespeare’s worthy of the ing, yodling duets, facturing concerns give their employes John Loring, amusing play fancy, [Services at the chapel in Calvary Cemetery at W. Plaisted, Les- isl- a musioal Maine Central excursion to Fabyans was make store either tho whole or a of the and Transportation—Jas. hits of the season last summer at the ter mind that gave them birth. talking hand; Mazziota, 10 o'clock. this your homing part doy M. Stevens. ter B. Bragg, John it Mr. and with- Carroll and blaok-face well patronized. it is that the same thing may be Out Same—A. J. and, and Manager McCullum presents Byron Douglas will try, marvol; Hinds, sorvices of the late Corp. Carl W. hoped Grounds and Laying cut tho [The funeral place. of a out a a in Some miscreant mooring Maine will lake Cummings, A. W. Small, A. H. Len- next week by special request largo show of doubt, succeed present- comedians; and Burto, presenting unique buoy Libby of Co. A, 1st ltegt.. place and Swirl afternoon, at 2.30 o clock. at his TEETH FALL OUT ham, L. E. Robinson, E. S. Griffin, J. of his Miss Leigh will on the of the Gem just what specialties in balancing and juggling, of the Twilight near Fish this [Monday) number patrons. ing stage mother's residence, 813 Cumberland street. W. Small. You eve- and out the Swirl’s an- “Biobe,” the role she so eapably Shakespearo has portrayed in “As Performances every afternoon and Point, Saturday Is Used. Care and of Par- play If Too Much Soft Food Storage Engines—Jas. and Like scene. It is Concerts the chor cable. G. H. Huntress. W. W. C. D. filled in last season’s production, It," a typical forest ning. by splendid orchestra, ker, Ruby, Officers Madden and Smith had a seance Deutists and maintain that Louis Castelle. will roars of said that it Is to improve on the will be given as usual. physicians Skillings, Mr. McCullum provoke impossible Fadettes, Saturday night with a drunken seaman soft tho Barges for Judges and Committee— character of are some if mankind always ate food, laughter in his original nature, perhaps not, but there CAPE. from the bark Normandy who declined Jas. E. Sawyer, Chas. H. Leighton, than CARS FOR THE out. Reasonable Amos Dunu. Several new mem- more beautiful to go abroad his vessel, but the officers CiiilRTkucheon/ would Peter teeth finally drop Philip H. Silva. sequestered spots made P. S. first to smile An arrangement has been by soon had braoelets on him and took him resistauce iu food, Entertainment of bers will make their appearance others whoro all nature seems grinding strengthens Visiting Companies with the offi- aboard. be to know that —Jas. K. S. M. Jos. company, her bountifully. Manager MoCullnm and You’ll glad and adds to the life of the teeth. Sawyer, Hammet, with the McCullum Monday and have showered gifts Bed Jas. T. J. M. Farns- who cers of the wi’I be great- THE DEATH KATE. Co. Maxtield, Jason, an occasion of general in- a that the thousands Cape road,that the Whitman Grocery will is the method nature intend- worth. evening, and It is such scene Chewing of this ly appreciated the ladies who attend will be the return oharming attend the at the Gem by There were 14 deaths in Portland dur- a f their demonstration of ed by which the necessary juices can be Privileges—Chas. F. Dam, G. E. An- terest performance \ lK||I ||| Prepared by continue the at MoCullum’s and drews, vV. Willis Goold, Wm, G. Hart, Genevieve Reynolds, one of last season’s week will see. The entire stago represents evening performances ing tho week which ended Saturday I \ **X\ |J IW peculiar f out of the M V dericate ’i “Min- brought gums. S. M. Hammett. t::o When theatre in small Commencing process "Minute Tapioca”—aud favorites, to company. Miss a scene in the forest of Arden. parties. noon. The deaths were duo to angina ■ V V with its facts were tho greatest leave original j These remembered by FINAL ARRANGMENTS. of audi- a car will /i manufacturers. Gelatine” another week. Dorothy Kent, one the new members, tho curtain rises on tho first act the Monday evening special pectoris, intestinal catarrh, congestive % ( / ute of and those who IS Sr.iinlteSy a originator Grape-Nuts, be seen in an the Monument with the regular aonte 1 A of the executive committee who will ingenue ence will see tho perfection to which square ohill, convulsions, diarrhoea, hip • superior to \\ works delicious how meeting rolo, de- / tt'lrk /g-A Ijn Mrs. Clark the new food will appreciate is an attractive brought theatre at 7 30 m., that will be carcinoma of the HJSLi ordinary canned 1 enjoy of the Portland Veteran Firemen’s asso- next week, young lady artist and mechanic have trip p. joint disease, liver, 1 stago \ meat. At all & with these two eatables. It is to a food that It is has duy. voted to ladles attending the nervous exhaus- wonders possible produce ciation was held at the rooms of the as- whose talent brought her to the front the gi-eat production of the present exclusively meningitis, nephritis, the theatre male escort. After the an absolute pleasure to masticate. rank in the theatricul profession. Last Tho curtain will not fall again until without phthisis, pulmonary hemorrhage, sociation Saturday evening. Only rou- tion, “Luncheon Beef' booklet mailed 1 Sample them, they’re free. to this a flavor and was a he simply show this car will leave for the city from | Add crisp satisfy- tine business was transacted. The iinnl season she member of tho same play is done. The stage will gy phil is, whooping tho of the oough._ on a well after the meal on the road as the music side track on tho west side request. ing, and fed feeling arrangements will he completed at the company Mis3 Leigh, and darkened between the acts. All j ^! for thc theatre. One of the of this relieved in a and the popularity of Grape-Nuts is not regular meeting next Tuesday evening. the two ladies became warm personal will be that which was written advantages Tears of suffering night. PACKING Y Miss also be arrangement is that it entirely avoids yield at once to the curative ARMOUR CO., difficult to understand. The following officers have been an friends. Kent just closed a success- piece and the songs sung will Itching piles ( Ointment. KANSAS U. S. A. the the of ladies t, ho are unattend- of Doan’s Never CITY, MO., are made the Postum at ful engagement with the Wm. those that were for pro- necessity properties They by Co. nounced: Courtleigh composed any drug store. 50 cents. ed by gentlemen hurrying to get seats fails. At ^ Battle Creek, Mich. Chief Marshal—Chief M. N. Eidridge. stock company at Bay City, Michigan, motion. j FOlt SAUK. __ TO CHALLENGER. WiT AND WISDOM. WESTBUOOK. Forty woids Inserted under thts head one week for 25 rents, cash in advance. Tho Little American Craft Won on a Foul. me when we A hearing is to be held this evening Hobson kissed mer, Down his loftv nature bending, SAI.E Oli TO I.ET—House No. 289 by tbo Westbrook aldermen on the peti- 13.—The first race Ami that incident will yet 1,1011State street. Possession given August 1st. Dcrval, Que.,August to JOHN F. (Jeutennial Cumberland j With my epitaph be blending. Apply PROCTOR, tion of the Illuminating of the senes between the champion Block. 13<1 | the other girls are mad! for permission to erect poles St. Lawrence Say. company raters of tho Royal yacht Say that marriage may have missed me. SALE—First class now 10 rooms and wires over the streets of tho city for and tho Seawanhaka- I’m but add house, club of this city; Say sillv; yes, FORand finished in latest heated Hobson kissed me. bath, style, the transmission of electric light and whose hot water, floors maple and Corinthian yacht club, headquar- — [Scranton Republican. by quarted oak, one of the best located and most attractive The chief objection seems to he N. was sailed power. ters are at Oyster Bar, Y., houses between Portland and Woodfords. to that it is a dangerous current owing today and was won by the American CASTORIA Price $4,200; easy terms. W. H. WALDRON that to carry St CO., 180 Middle St. 13-1 the high voltage they propose boat on a foul. As tho boats were cross- Bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. the city. the the the frame house situated through ing starting line, Challenger, In use for more than thirty years, and SALE—Two story of the on electric line. 8 rooms and The regular monthly meeting United States was on tho starboarii FORiu Deerlng boat, The Kind You Have Always Bought. arranged, lower floor finished senool committee will be held nest bath, admirably tack and therefore had the right of way. in cypress with hardwood floors; designed for now occupies it) one Thursday evening. The Dominion was on the port taok and CASTORIA use of builder (who year ago. Lota out60x100. BENJAMIN SHAW, Frank E. R. of Co. M of H. Fletcher. Curp. Libby failed to come about in timo to avoid a Bears the signature Chas. 511-2 Exchange street. 12-t has been promoted to a sergeant’s posi- collision. The committeemen on the In use for more than and thirty years, A THOUSAND RINGS tion. official boat saw the foul and practically The Kind You Have Bought. SALE Always of the late James MIDSUMMER 1 To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Pearls, The funeral services came to a decision regarding it before the 1 and all other stones. Engage- CASTORIA llubys precious Saturday after- ment a Largest R. Hopkins were held race had properly commenced. Mr. and Wedding Rings specialty. residen Bears the of Chas. Fletcher. stock in the McKKNNEV, the Jeweler, noon at 2 o’clock from his late ce, signature H. city. Crane’s protest was formally received Monument Square. marlOdtf The services were conducted In use ior more than and ___o^>- Main street. and at a committee meeting this eve- thirty years, of the I? OR road wagon. Rev. J. F. Clothey, pastor The Kind You Have Always SALE-Fine gentleman’s by ning tho race was given to the Chal- Bought. -*■ light, late whalebone, box,body of which the de- style piano Borean Advent church, a from 24x60 inches, trimmed cushion, lenger. The race was splendid one tlio little screamed whipcord spring The burial was ■’Mother,” Spanish boy carmine gear, good as new, no use lor it, sell ceased was a member. tho finish. On account of a start to the "it is said that the ships of the Yankee pigs low. G. H. FISHER, ll Noyes street, Oak- Woodluwn cemetery. 12-1 at. slight accident to the Challenger; the have been seen off the shore.” dale.__ The to close the stores Friday proposal start was delayed until after 2 o’clock by "Be calm, my sou,” replied the mother, “lei SALE—A sell inking Gordon printing fallen through owing to FOR In first class Price evenings has which time a high wind had given place us not cavort about after the manner of liysteri press condition. very low. Address Box 1669, Me. 12-1 of several dealers to close. cal Journal. Portland, me refusnl to a light but varying southwest breeze. Bostonians.”—(Indianapolis are in progress for a SALE—Two brick houses, three storied, Arrangements The buoys were two miles apart and the LACE with PORTIERES, FOR3 flats in each, water closets and be- at PINE CONE of DRAPERIES, Saturday, Aug. U. O. base ball game 20th, yachts rounded each three times, making LODGE, I. O. L, bago water, central location, full rental $624 the of this annum and all occupied, will 16 per Augusta between Saccarappas 12 miles in all. The Dominion's clme It is that officer and per pay important every cent above all outlays; a choice Investment; city and tbejAugustas. was 4.27.30; Challenger’s, 4.27.36. member of Pine Cone lodge be present price $3,500. W. H. WALDRON & CO.. 180 D. Warren company is putting Middle St.11-1 The S. EgHad they gone 100 yards further the next Wednesday as there will be an offlo lor oi ia new machinery cutting pap9r Challenger would undoubtedly have won, ial visit from the Supreme Mr& SALE—Elegant mansion on the high- Deputy, FOR of was built for homo of thickness into various whites. The lands Deerlng; any as she gained vary rapidly on the last Wilson of Massachusetts. merchant at cost of $20,000, and now a* which is the latest im- perfect first maohine leg. Those who knew of tho foul at tho The annual outing at Rosedale when completed; about 25,000 feet of land; eleo- cottagt YARD GOODS. trlcs times a in room and pass ihe premises eight hourly; is DRAPERY being placed committed lost interest as proved pattern time it was last Tuesday was a most enjoyable occa- forced sale; price #6,000. W. H. WALDRON takes the of a machine No. 10, and place far as tho result was concerned, but every- sion. The hospitality of Mrs. Jewett and & CO., 180 Middle St. 10-1 been in constant use for which has one watohed closely the work of the two Mrs. Stone was unbounded,and too muot SALE—One 15 horse power boiler and 10 years. handled FOR thirty-five yachts. Both were carefully and cannot bo said in praise of their oharm- For One Aug. 15, horse power engine. For Ifurther particu- Morning, lars address Box Me. 10-1 hoard of Week, Monday P. O. 634, Freeport, The Westbrook registration to be as Beginning showed themselves closely iDg summer home. The broad piazzas issued notices calling attention to In no have matched as possible. particular were very tastefully decorated with flags, SALE OR EXCHANGE—A nearby farm of the board to bo hold Sep- ana nno show to sunerior. sn FOBlocated within live minutes walk of the sessions herself be evergreen and golden rod. The tables ever shown in Portland. All Curtains advertised depot, shall offer the values in post office and electric cars, suitable for a gen- 8 and 9, at the assessor’ office raoes We greatest Draperies tember 6. 7, the results of the remaining are spread in the shady orohard, laden with tleman's suburban residence; would exchange, Odd Fellows’ block. The foi city property; also other forex- very much in doubt. Challenger was many a marked in properties dainties, presented pretty sight. will be on exhibition and plain figures. change. Beal estate First National Bank, recent letters received from H. Crane office, From sailed by Clinton and the The chowder was pronounced one of the former FREDERICK s. VAILL.10-1 Chiekamauaa it appears that Private Aemilius commo- no We below a of the price and cut Dominion by Jarvis, best. In the afternoon the ladies were Terms strictly cash and exchange. give portion Conant and Ellie Graham are BATTLESHIP MAINE SOUVENIR SPOONS Eugene dore Of the Eoyal St. Lawrence Yaoht entertained by selections from the grapha- and have been sent to the This is the prettiest Spoon ever put on tb# both very 6ick olub of Toronto. G. H. Duggan, who after which of phone, a social time was en- price catalogue bargains. market Call and see it McKENNEY, tha Conant is suffering with dysen- boats hospital. designed all the Montreal that have joyed. When the hour for departing came Jeweler, Monnment Sq uare. marl9dtf Graham is sick with malarial tery and won the if suffering from illness, all it a red letter in Cut cup, pronounoed day the Former Cut Former Cut. Former Former Cut. SALE OR LEASE—Brick house 779 fever. Conant is considered as being in at the tiller of the Domin- but he will be history of Pine Cone. rrice. Prices Brice. Price, Price. Price. Price. Price. FORCongress street, 12 rooms and bath room, the hot water furnace heat, nice location a very critical condition,but prospects ion on Monday. He is one of Canada's condition, Irish Point 50 8 Muslin $4.60 $300 Velour Portieres, $7.00 50 unsur for or are in favor of Gra- 3 Brussels Lace, $26.00 $20 00 8 pairs Lace, $10:80 $7 pairs Curtains, y pair $3 passed, good place physician pri- for a recovery best sailors and understands pairs or on rapid thoroughly STRUCK PAY DIRT. 10.00 7 OO 1 Muslin 3.76 2 25 ly pairs Satin Derby Por- vate family, for letting rooms, if taken HAVE; 6 Brussels 28.00 18 00 8 pairs Irish Point Lace, pair Curtains, lease steam heat will be furnished if desired. ham. his new boat. Three of a series of five pairs Lace, 15.00 10 00 Col. W. J. of the 6 1 3.60 2 OO tieres, of JOHN F. 93 Tolman after- Mayberry Governor’s 3 Brussels 20.00 15 OO 3 pairs Irish Point Loco, 8.75 75 pair Muslin Curtains, Inquire PROCTOR, Exchange Before Judge Saturday races will determine the winner. One pairs Lace, 1 pr Satin Derby Portieres, 10.00 5 00 or E. 12 Green street.6-1 one of the officers of the 1 OO street, HAbTY, on a staff, Maine syn- 4 Irish Point 8.80 6 50 2 Muslin Curtains, 1.50 noon Merrill C. Smith race be each 1 Brussels Lace, 17.50 lO OO pairs Lace, pairs 2 pairs Tapestry Portieres, 9.50 7.00 appeared will sailed day, commencing pair ten roomed Wheeler. dicate, which left Portland last spring Point 8.00 5 50 2 Sash 10.00 5 OO 1 9.00 6.00 Woodfords, new of assault on Mr. George with 3 Brussels Lace, 16.60 10 OO 6 pairs Irish Lace, pairs Curtains, pair Tapestry Portieres, HOUSE—Athouse with modern convenience: charge Monday. for the has received pairs 8.50 every Klondike, word that 5 OO Sash 8.00 I OO 8 pairs Tapestry Portieres, 6 00 excellent one of the most At the hearing the complain- 3 Brussels Lace, 16.00 lO OO 6 pairs Irish Point Lace, 0.75 3 pairs Curtains, large lot; location; the Stewart river detachment of the pairs 1 7.50 5.50 showy houses ever built; price £4,200, $600 matter over care- THAN ONE DEFENDER. ex- 3 75 8 8.76 2 76 pair Tapestry Portieres, ant. after thinking the MORE 2 pairs Brussels Lace, 10.00 lO 09 1 pair Irish Point Lace, 0.75 pairs Nottingham Laoe, 3 pairs Portieres, 6.50 4.60 down, MARKS & EARLE CO.9-1 of pedition has struck pay dirt. A repre- Tapestry fully, decided to ask for a suspension 16.60 9 OO 1 Irish Point Laoe, 0.25 3 25 '8 rairs Nottingham Lace, 3.50 2.50 13,—It is sentative of the will 3 pairs Brussels Lace, pair 13J prs Tapestry Portieres, FesseDden Park, new six roomed he withdrew Bristol, August pretty gener- syndicate leave here 2 00 assorted colors ana the case, and accordingly 1 Brussels 16.00 8 OO 1 pair Irish Point Lace, 2.75 150 8 pairs Nottingham Laoe, 3.25 patterns, 5.50 8.00 HOUSE—Athouse, entirely modern in every respect: ally settled that thore will be no further early in the fall with six months’ pro- pair Lace, only down, balance MARKS the The judge imposed a fine 6.76 5 OO 1 Lace, 2.00 1 OO 5 pairs plain Chenille, as- $2,500, $300 easy. complaint. conferences between C. Oliver Iselln and visions for the entire 4 Brussels Lace, 16.00 9 OO 8 pairs Savoy Lace, pair Nottingham & EARLE CO. 6-1 to the sus- party. pairs sorted colors, 4.50 3.25 _ of $8 and costs, which owing 2 3.75 2.75 0 Laoe, 1.75 1 25 “Nat" Herreshoff until after the 2 Brussels 13.60 9 OO pairs Savoy Lace, pairs Nottingham 9 a ten not exacted from designer pairs Lace, pairs Chenille, assort^ Fessenden Park new of tho case were 3 1.75 1 25 HOUSE—Atroomed first class and pension arrival of Builder Fife with the dimen- 3 Brussels 10.60 7 SO 1 pair Savoy Lace, 4.60 3.00 pairs Nottingham Laoe, colors, 3.50 2.50 house; everything Tho also heard the SOUTH PORTLAND. pairs Laoe, to date: balance as rent. the assailant. judge 2 50 -1 1.75 75c S.00 1.50 up $4,000, $500 down, sions of Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger. 8 Brussels Lace, 10.00 7 OO 1 pair Savoy Laoe, 3.75 pair Nottingham Lace, Mpair Chenille, MARKS & EARLE CO. 9-1 case of Alice Lowell against Harry Sar- pairs Sy 3.00 2.25 _ As soon as Boat Builder Fife arrives at 4 Bobinet 6.50 4; 50 2 Lace, 1.50 90c pairs assorted, mischief. 1 Brussels Lace, 5.76 3 50 pairs Lace, pairs Nottingham two flat house at one minute gent on a charge of malicious pair Deering, New York Mr. will meet him, and Cape Cottage was visited yesterday by 1 Bobinet Lace, 5.50 8 50 4 Lace, 1.25 90c NEWfrom electrics; cemented cellar; papered from a Iselip 3 16.00 lO OO pair pairs Nottingham This case was evolved family pairs Egyptian Lace, and heated; 5,000 feet of land; upper the information whloh he thus obtains unusually large orowds who gathered in 1 Fish Net, 4.25 2 50 3 pairs Nottingham Laoe, 1.25 85c square quarrel which occurred several days ago. 3 pairs Pt-DeOalais Lace, 10.50 7 50 pair YDS. rent taken; $3,000, $500 down. MARKS Si will be to groups on the rocks, occupied the settees 3.50 25 1.25 75c 500 LACE. EARLE CO,0-1 of financial immediately conveyed Capt. 15.00 7 50 2 pairs Fish Net, 2 2 pairs Nottingham Laoe, On promise satisfactory the waitresses of the Casino 4 pairs Antwerp, “Nat." and kept lots at Oakdale. the defendant was 3 Novelty, 6.60 4 50 5 pairs Fish Net, 1.5 0 1 OO 8 pairs Silk Curtains, 8.00 4 00 FISH NUT and MUSLIN in lenqths SALE—Building The settlement discharged. to their various pairs Laud offers for sale There is a probability that the two very busy attending 6 Novelty, 7.60 5 OO 1.50 1 1 Silk 8.00 3 from 2 to 15 each at ONE HAL F FORDeering company A letter received in this city Saturday pairs 4 pairs Fish Net, OO pair Curtains, 00 yards on favorable tmms desirable building Iota needs. Chandler’s Band gave a 13.50 OO Herreshoff brothers, who are interested delight- 1 Irish Point Lace, 8 REGULAR SELLING PRICE. on William, Pitt, and Fessenden streets, Oak- from Private Alfred H. Jordan of Co. M, pair 3 pairs Cluny Lace, 12.00 8 OO 2prs Jute Velour P’tieres,50.00 30 00 in out the new will ful concert at 3 o’clock, of which this 3 pairs Irish Point Lace, 12.50 9 OO HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS to be dale. Apply to CHAS. C. ADAMS, Treas- announces that he getting Defender, 5 6.00 3 OO Velour 14.00 10 00 now at Chickaraauga 3 Irish Point Lace, 12.00 8 50 pairs Cluny Laoe, V/i prs Portieres, offered, not enumerated In the above urer, 31 Excuange street, Portland. visit New York also, and have a meeting was the programme: patrs je6tlooteow* is in good health, and that he has just re- 8 Irish Point Lace, 11.60 8 OO 1 pair Cluny Lace, 5.50 3 OO 1 pair Velour Portieres, 8.00 4 OO list. with Mr. Iselln and other members of the March—Beau Ideal, Sousa pair now the ceived a promotion, being head Overture—Princess of Trepizonde, Deering a nice, cozy, six roomed New York Yacht club’s recognized syn- and stable: lot 5,000 cook for the company. Offenbaoh HOUSE—Athouse containing dicate, but of course this will not be Post Horn, Koenig square feet; on sunny side of the street; price Caprice—The $2,000, only$300 down, MARKS & NATIONAL LEAGUE. necessary until after the arrival of Fife. Idyll—The Vision, Eilenberg EARLEJUO. 2. The Herreshoffs are rather pleased than March—Comique, Pryor At Boston—Boston, 5; Cleveland, Fair Thou'Art, Reliable House Furnishers vrEW three flat house on Park street; hot con- Praphrase—How £k I At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 5; St. otherwise at the prospect of another Nesvadba \Mk/ TPC'EJ -IN and cold water in pantry and bath; elec- tric tubes; everything desir- 4. cern building a racing yacht for George Serenade—Cornet Solo, Schubert bells, speaking Louis, and Manufacturers. able; will pay 13 per cent on price asked. Gould or some other who is Mr. O. M. Brooks. Vf AL I Ln VWllt I At Baltimore—First game, millionaire, MARKS & EARLE Baltimore, March—Bride-Elect Sousa CO.9J__ for sport. 8; Pittsburg, 2. Second game, Balti- looking Plantation Soene, Davis WEDOINC RINGS. is also not averse to more, 0; Pittsburg, 3. Mr. Iselin seeing Finale, Blanchard 28 FREE MAINE. One hundred of them to select from. All a rival Defender for he would like STREET, PORTLAND, augl3S&M At Washington—First game, Washing- built, The lawn party which was to have oc- styles, all weights, all prices in 10, 14 and 18 races best stock cf ton, 2; Louisville, 1. Second game,Louis- very muoh to have some trying out curred on the grounds of H. F. Kt. Gold. Largest and rings Capt. in the cl tv. A thousand of them. McKENNEY, with any boat of new lines that comes ville, 9; Washington, 2. Davis, at Knightvllle, last week, but has SUMMER RESORTS. wanted. TO LIST. MISCELLANEOUS. the Jeweler, Monument Square.juno7dtf As for he expresses his from At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 1; Cincinnati, along. himself, been postponed time to time, will the suburb head forty words Inserted under this head SALE—In beautiful, growing to a Herreshoff. yacht Forty words Inserted under this words Inserted under this head 11 0. willingness pit occur this evening if fair, and if not the Forty word* Inserted under this head Forty one week for 26 cents, cash in advance. FORot Deering, the following new houses: one week for 25 in advance. cents, one weak lor 35 cent*, cash iu advance. one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. room house on Forest Avenue, $5,200 9 room At New York—New against anything that floats under next fair ; York, 9; Chicago, night. house on Glenwood Avenue, $3,800; 12 room sails. 9 room 2. Rev. W. L. Nickerson, the new pastoi one wishing board In the coun- 5 186 house on Glenwood Avenue, $4,200 ; unfurnished room with al- LET—Flat, rooms, GRANT ST. TO LOAN—On first and second and “Nat” Herreshoff has assured for a few weeks can find It at the ■WANTED—Large house corner ot Deering Avenue William Capt. of the Baptist church at South Portland BOARD—Anytry » » cove in western of the also table TO Price $10 per month. 13-1 MONEYmortgages on real estate at as low rate of Douse. Plenty of fresh part city; street, $4,500. These houses are up to date and VICTORY FOR SOUTH PORTLAND. Mr. Iselin that the construction of the Pequawket veget- board. VY. H. Press office. 15-1 Interest as can be obtained m Portland; also having returned from his vaca- etc. Terms reasonable. X., have eleltric lights and bells, laundry, flro Heights, ables, eggs, Address, rro LET OR SELL—The beautiful, new mod- loans made on stocks, bonds, personal proper- next defender can within 24 West Baldwin. Me. 9-1 places, steam heat, etc. We make terms to The South Portlands and Westbrook cup begin resumed his duties MRS. cTMURCH, t- ern residence. 89 North fine or any other securities. Inquire of A. tion, pastoral yester- WANTED—An unfurnished room 3treet, location, ty good suit our customers, DALTON & CO., 478 1-3 hours after the submission of the dimen- BOARDand board in a in large corner lot, everything up to date, the C. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange St. augl3-4 Klerks played a very fine game of ball on day. summer and winter, for men, women private family the west- just Congressistreet,9-1 ern of the References furnished. place for thrllty business man to get line home sions of the challenging yacht. At the F. and Board,and children; quiet place, llshlng and sail- part city. the Warren Park grounds, Westbrook, Atlantio lodge, A. M. of Port- Address with terms, MISS M.. Press office. on easy terms. H. H. SHAW, 92 North street. OPENING—An investigation at SALE-21-2 story house No, 35 St. Law- ing; good chance to keep horse and carriage; Herreshoff there is material enough its BUSINESSoffice will lead to your getting into good FORrence street, containing 13 rooms and yesterday afternoon, resulting for a shut yards land, will have annual outing and wholesome flood; near Sebago Lake, White’s 16-1 _9-1 my bath; business; an open field, first come, first iurnance heat, cemented cellar, on hand to start the boat, and some of terms reasonable. Particulars given, Island. West paying has Sebago out for the Klerks by a score of 9 to OL clambake at Mitohell’s, Spurwink, or Bride: LET—At Long End, fully now is the for live man. water fitted for two fami- ELLEK North Whid- buy a medium priced house, last week In served; opportunity water, gas, closets, the have been ordered in addressing FREEMAN, TO furnished cottages August and WAKKEN 170 1-2 Middle further The South Portlands batted hard and ship carpenters Saturday next. Rev. H. B. pastoi WANTED—Toin good location, one arranged for two CHaS. DAVIS, St., lies: lot 50x100; for particulars inquire Long, liam, Maine.9-1 September at reduced rates, pine wood, fine 421-2 St. families preferred. Address care (Boom 1.)11-1 of A. C. LIBBY & CO., Exchange fielded two nice Monday morning. of the Bethany Congregational church, OAKES, bathing and fishing. Inquire of MILLIKEN, finely, completing very OUMMER BOARD—Parties wishing board Press office. 13-1 augo-4 1. mi_ m_i_ ___ now and West End, L. I,9-1 OBTGAGES One thing is positively certain, his farewell sermon to his ole S3 address BURNELL FARM, Box 4. Gorham, Hf NEGOTIATED—81.000, 81,500. preached ill $5,000., or more at 5 per cent interest. We musical instruments that is the Herreshoffs will build a de- Me. Noapplications answered without refer- rrtO LET—One of the most comfortable dwell- SALE—Elegant scoring in the seventh, but Hamilton got parishoners yesterday. He has accepted WANTED—Hotel help for a first class hotel have funds of clients to invest in first mort- FOR received, pianos, music boxes, regi- " 1 brick 81 just in Portland: 10 table 2 lugs in olty, house, North street, on real estate Parties har- his man at fender for the Iselin-Morgan syndicate a call to a ohurch in ence^^__1-8 girls. men. assist- gages security. desiring nas, violins, mandolins, banjos, guitars, the plate by sharp fielding. Eastern Illinois. and 11 rooms, all modern conveniences. II. H. in a flue for and vegetable cooks, 26 kitchen and pantry loans ran obtain same by applying at the real monicas, cornets, cases, violin bows, superior no All the with country board North street. 9-1 The and and other. negotiations t?OR good locality SHAW, 92 musin battery work of Cobb Robinson PLEASANTDALE. I fishing, gunning, rowing, fine views, pleas- girls, dishwashers, scrub and washwomen. estate office, First National Bank Building, violin ana Danjo strings, popmai uuu&s, rival syndicate are at an trees. Also housekeeper for widower’s family. Applv FBEDKBICK S. VA1LL.10-1 etc. Please call. HAWES, 414 Congress of the South Portlands was gilt-sdged, the prospective ant drives and plenty of shade Broad LET—An upper tenement consisting of 9 Rev. J. A. Roberts has gone on a car lor rest and comfort Immediately at MRS. PALMER’S street. aug6-4 and if they secure yachts for the Dlazza A quiet place Employ- TO rooms and bath, has gas, Sebago water, only one safe hit being mado off Cobb. end, B. F. W. ment Office, 3S9 1-2 Congress street. 121 will have to rlage drive to Monmouth to revisit th( Address, J. and PLUMMER, Ray- good cemented cellar and modern Improve- MAINSPRINCS, 75c. the fine editions of lOo The international trial races they Jei6-12 SALE—Examine South Portlands play the Emmets mond, Me. ments ; finely located on New Gray street. In- The best American made the for sale 4X4 Con- scenes of his former pastorate. ni ANTED—To a Mainsprings, by FORsheet music by HAWES, them elsewhere. buy in small manufacturing quire of A. 0. LIBBY & CO., 42 1-2 Exchange St. and Waltham at Diamond island afternoon get ” town a Elgin companies. Warranted gress street; also music books, popular songs, Wednesday Mr. Frank one of the trainer: ». good paying business with a fair 9-1 _ Delano, WAKXKO-MTUAXIUM for one year. McKENNEY, the Jeweler and musical instruments of all and the Riversides on the Westbrook stock of goods. Terms cash. Address superior strings Riohv nark. Is onnflnArl fn f.V>« Vinner M.,Lock Monument Square.mar!9dtf kinds. aug6-4 under this Box 97, woodfords. Me. 12-1 second Seminary Forty worsts Inserted bend LET—The suite of three rooms, grounds, Deering, Saturday DEERING. Illness. In & want to call to the OK house 105 by one week for 25 uente. cash advance. TO floor, now occupied by Little. Woodbury your attention OK SALE LEASE—Brick afternoon. A crowd of “rooters" for a 1JACTS—I I do 12 large -- 92 the landscape fall Winter street, built, rooms, Mr. Philip Cortland has returned to hii — 60 to 75 acres, suitably di- Co., Exchange street, just place following: gardening, thoroughly WANTED-Farm,vided, good near broker or law steam heat. Apply to and grading, clean windows, do scrub- beside bath and linen room, fourteen closets, will accompany the club at both games. Theretis to be a meeting of Hose by young man of 27 buildings, schools, fiwith- offices, pruning special home in Lewiston. WANTED—Situation in 10 to 20 miles of COLESWORTHY STORE, 92 Exchange bing. clean and lay carpets. All my work is cellar and cemented, containing laun- »" Ten experience in wholesale and Portland. Would pay $200 BOOK plastered on at 7.80 years’ down or street.9-1 done in a satisfactory manner; it will you rooms and water closet, furnace LOVELL DIAMONDS. 11 3, Morrill’s, Tuesday evening Mrs. Nettie Libby has been entertain retail business. Wholesale business exchange equity in good rented proper- pay dry, storage EMMETS, 13; grocery oearBOTtom to me a refer by permission to Car- two lires, lot 50x100 very to for the attendance of preferred. Six vears as proprietor. Can furnish ty Address, with particulars, give call; heat, open pleasant, o’clock arrange ing Mrs. Louis Goddard of Deering. LOTON W. eer Bros. LOUIS No. 9 overlooking flue gardens and State street. P. The Emmets of Portland defeated the ot references as 10 reuaumij, eiu. jiu- BRYANT, Reading, Mass. 10-1 LET—At 153 Cumberland a first KLINEBICK, Boyn- at the New Fire- best rro street, ton Court. 750. C. MANNING, 2S4 Middle street. the company England Mrs. Thomas the of Mrs 15-1 wiui uaui Telephone aug2dtf ]ly29,tf Lovell Diamonds at South Portland Caine, guest dresa G, Press office. class upper rein oi eignt rooms, yes- 18. doublelharnesses In also hot water men’s muster at Portland, August Lizzie has returned to her homi 1 light tub and liot water connections, LOANED on first and second SALE—Our “Made Trousers, afternoon a score of 13 to 11. Copp, WAx
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