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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-09-10
PERSo NAl.

County Commissioner-elect Lord was at
the United States Hotel yesterday.
Speaker Reed left town for Washington on
the 8 o'clock train yesterday morning.
General George l.. Beal Of Norway and
Colonel F. E. Heath of Waterville are at the
Falmouth Hotel.
Speaker Reed has promised to address the
people Of New Haven late this month or
carly in October.
Rev. o. 81. Tracy, pastor of the Jefferson
street Baptist church, Saco, has resigned on
account Of ill-health.
Mrs. Congressman DiDgley met with a
serious and painful accident last Saturday.
She had q bad fall, breaking her arm
between the elbow and shoulder. She will
be disabled for several weeks.
Mr.. Robert Roe. Jr., who succeeded Major
j. III. Davis az superintendent of the Eastern
Manufacturing Company's pulp mill at
South Brewer, has resigned to take charge
Of the pulp mill at Augusta.
Mr.. Walter Damrosch has been delighting
people at Bar Harbor with some of his rendi-
lions from Wagner. At Mrs. Towards re-
ception recently he gave selections from
Tannhauser, which were loudly applauded
and thoroughly appreciated.
Mr.. Albion P. Dearborn, a well known
private detective of Boston, formerly on the
city force, died on the 9Th inst. 1t was Mr..
dearborn who was sent to England with De-
tectiVe WOOD In pursuit Of E. d. Winslow.
IN the mystery surrounding the death of
Casnier Barron OF Dexter. Mr.. Dearborn
elaborated the theory Of suicide. he was
born in 1874.
The marriage of Captain A. y. iPillsburv
to Gracia Belle. the second daughter of Ed
win Sprague. Esq, of Rockland, took place
at the residence Of the brides parents at
noon Monday. 1t was very quiet, only the
families Of the contracting parties being
present. Rev. William M. Kimball officiat-
ed. There were many elegant presents.
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fne state Board Of Ira de.

The merchants and business men of Port
land will take great pleasure in extending a
cordial welcome to the bright men who will
compose the delegates to the State Board of
Trade, who will meet in the City Council
rooms Of Portland this afternoon at 2 30
o'clock, for it will be notable event to have
the privilege Of entertaining ''picked men"
from the business circles of more than 30
cities and towns throughout the state.
We are glad to learn that large number
of our best citizens have secured tickets to
the banquet which will be served at the Fall
mouth Hotel at O'Clock sharp, but social
from to 8 o'clock as at former dinners of
the Portland Board.
Arrangement have been made for very
enjoyable occasion both at the business ses-
Sion and at the hotel and we hope that our
guests will not be disappointed with the hos
pitality of our people.
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Nothing Yet Heard From M, cv-
patrick.

Nothing has yet been heard from Mr.. Gil.
patrick, superintendent of the Windham
poor farm. A telegram from his mother, who
accompanied him from Windham to Port.
land, states that she left him on Grove street
and went to the railroad station while he
went to dispose of his load of vegetables. 1t
also appears that he borrowed $50 from four
Windham men the morning he disappeared
with which he said he wished to pay a note.
He could easily have borrowed more money
from them IL he had desired it. Since he
put up his team at Schwartz's stable.
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ExcursIon to Nlaeara Falls.

One of the rarest opportunities ever offered
the travelling public is that contained in the
announcement of the Maine Central railroad
In our advertising columns. On Thursday
the 18th, that company will sell round trip
tickets to Niagara Falls aud return at an un-
precedented low figure. giving chance not
only Of seeing that wonderful cataract but
also Of delightful trip through the Craw
ford Notch ct the best season of the year.
On account of the recent labor troubles q
great many people are finding out that there
are other ways Of reaching the West than
via Boston, and the White Mountains Divi-
largely patronized for all western points.
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MnSlC AND DRAMA.
EVANGELINE.


The tickets are selling we'll for "Eyange-
line" to be presented at City Hall tomorrow
evening. and they can be procured at Stock
bridges. Richard Harlow will play Cattle.
rine, and none other than Joe w. Harris
will fill the role of the lone fisherman.
Robert Watson, the favorite comedian, will
play LIE Blanc, while two exceptionally
talented and beautiful young ladies, Miss
Lillian Walters and Miss Geraldine McCann,
In the parts of Gabriel and Eyangeline.
will make themselves favorites with our
public. As singers, as well as actresses,
both ladies have already achieved a wide
success, and great deal is expected of them.
The chorus is especially fine. the majority
of them having been secured this summer
from the leading comic opera companies I'M
der two years contract.
LORD FAUNTLERoY.
We are assured that when the curtain
rises at City Hall Friday evening, it will
be on one Of the greatest successes known
to the stage for many, many years-"Little
Lord Fautleroy"-and one of the most i'm.
portant engagements scheduled for this city
this year. Little Ada Fleming and Alberta
Keen alternate In the title role, and the COM
pany leave nothing to be asked in addition
to the clever work done by these two little
eight-year-old girls. 1t is not only pretty
play, rich In tender sentiment, pure in tone
and entertaining In development, but it is a
n0velty-being unlike any other play ever
before produced. Tickets now at Stock
bridges. Remember the Saturday matinee
PORTLAND THEATRE.
Miss Ada Gray is woman of fine figure,
mobile expressive features, and beautiful
dresser. Her costumes are appropriate and
elegant. She is woman of graceful action
and, as an emotional actress, finds herself
admirably fitted for the dual female roles in
East Lynne" She excites her audience to
tears In the serious situations of the play,
and is charming in the lighter scenes. Mr..
Sparks makes good Archibald Carlisle and
Miss Buckingham an effective Barbara Hare.
Grimmer's orchestra Is great feature. Go
tonight.
NOTES.
"Good Old Times" will hold the stage of
the Boston Theatre the present.week only,
with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
The gigantic production of "The Soudan"
will be made next week, with Mr.. Henry
Neville in the role which he created at Drury
Lane Theatre, London.
The Bostonians begin their season at
Music Hall, Boston, on the ed inst, in
robin Hood" their new comic opera. The
cast ON the first night will include Marie
stone, Jessie. Bartlett Davis, Grace Reals
Snn Msaessrs. Hot, Barnabee. COwles, Mac
oo MAS. and rockingham.
q. w w !; Florence is back again and
SSays ne VIII appear in New York with JEFF
r rrnS; ~ The Rivals October 9th. He is
With eseat o. stories of his journey, and tells
priest and asked to hear the Confession i Of
an old lady who was taken mi On t5s rna u
side In Leicestershire. '"Aen III oh the road
recaD,lV bprne ddheatre Chicago, which was
company In which Mr.. McV Novel, D ,y,s, STOCK
three.fifths of the $500 900 capital. VIII own
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Prompt Payment.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 6, 1880.
Geo. c. Camel, Agt of Travellers Insurance
Co:
Dear Sir: wish to express to the officers
Of The Travellers Insurance Co. of Hartford
Conn.,, and especially to yourself as Agent of
the company In this city, my appreciation of
the courtesy and promptness shown in the
matter OF the settlement under accident
poilcy issued to my son, VIM. s. Banks, the
amount Oh the claim Hereunder having been
iomi''ea ny return mail, after proofs were
received by the company.
Yours Respectfully,
DoRCAs I'll, BANKS.
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DEATHS,

In this city. September 9, of diphtheria, George
A son OF Anna M. and the late Charles K. Rob-
erts, aged years, months and 10 days.
Funeral services this afternoon at Forest City
cemetery at O'Clock.
In this city, Sept. 8, Sidney s. Mason. aged SO
years.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence of O. W. Smith, Deering.
In this city, Sept. 8, Mamie youngest child OF
In Bath, Sept. z, Caddie O.. daughter of Elery
c. and Oracle A. Farrar, aged 10 months.
In Bath, Sept 8, Leslie A, son of Leonard W.
Cressey, aged months.
In Rockland. Sept. 2, Drusilla, wife Of Geo. A.
Lynde. aged Sd years.
In Newcastle, Sept. 2. Henry R.. son Of Pills
bury and Emma johnson, of Rockland, aged 81
years.
In franklin. Aug. "a, Mrs. Sarah Donnell, aged
30 years months.
In Jonesboro, Aug. "a, Stephen b. Andrews,
aged 26 wears
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1857 2Is5 l16 1919 1920 III

37b7 2I85 11b 1919 1920 ITO
Scattering 1880, 2; 1889, "A.
These corrected returns give Mr.. Reed two
more plurality. His plurality is 1872. i
In the corrected vote for Representatives
to the legislature, Mr.. Guptill's plurality
over:Mr. Cunningham is thirteen instead of
nine as published yesterday. The figures
for county officers are not changed from
those given by the PRESS.
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Mrs. wInsIow's soothing syrup"

as been used over Fifty Years by mothers for
heir children while Teething with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child. softens the Gums, al
lays all Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for Disrrhoea
whether arising from teeting or other causes, and
Is for sale by Druggists In every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Twenty-Five cents a. bottle.
feb5M, w&F&wIy
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sons Of Veterans. Field pax.

Today the members of Shepley Camp will
60 to Sebago Lake on their annual field day
excursion. They are to be accompanied by
their Ladies' Aid Society, and also Wade
grounds the usual sports, including dane ing,
are to be INDUCED In. and it is expected that
the usual good time will result. The train
leaves Union Station at 8.45. half fare on
the Maine Central railroad has been secured.
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The Naturalization Case.

At 9 o'clock this morning the adjourned
case of the United States We. the Biddeford
aldermen will come up before United States
Commissioner Rand in the admiralty court
room in the United States postoffice build
ing. 1t is understood the day will be de-
voted to the case and that there will be no
further postponement.
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MAR RAG ES.

At Cape Elizabeth Depot. Sept. 9, by Rev. w.
Canham. Arthur W. Canham and Hattie NJ. Batch
elder, botn of Lisbon Falls.
In Phipsburg. Sept. a. Capt. Mareellus ID.
Sprague and Mrs. Isabella ID. Higgins.
In Bath. Sept 8, VIM. A. Chambers and Miss
Lizzie p Blasland.
In Albion. Sept. 8, Everett P. Chase and Miss
Emma l.. Pray.
In Richmond Corner. Sept. 3. S. Reed Allen and
Miss Mary A. Libby.
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The Rochester Damages

The adjourned meeting of the county
commissioners to give hearing to those per-
sons who claim land damages by the Port
land G. Rochester extension, will be held at
their office at 10 o'clock this morning.
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NEW ADvRRTIsEmENTs.


nc tCtuItCF SONuy
Is likely to be
rainy.
PORTLAND, September 10, 1890.
T<HE completeststock
in the city, con-
tainingeverything
from a bargain" line up
to the presentation" level
with a range of sorts and
styles and prices between
to satisfy everybody--is
what we try to make of our
Umbrella Department.
We begin at the lowest
price consistent with worth
we don't sell an umbrella
that we cannot say some
thing good of-and then
by easy stages with a stop
ping place anywhere you
like we go up to the finest
heavy twilled silk gold
handle-paragon-frame, the
sort you buy for a present,
the sort you're willing to
pay $I2 or SIS for.
Besides the varied line
of Umbrellas for men and
women land we keep the
productions of all the most
famous makers) we show a
large assortment of ging-
ham, gloria and silk UNI
brellas for boys and girls.
This department also
shows a superb line of i'm
ported and home made
Mackintoshes and Rubber
Coats for men and women
and children.
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DR.. Fred C. Heath and wife. are visiting
his mother, Mrs. A. NJ. G. Heath, Of Gar
diner DIR. Heath has for several years past
been on the regular staff Of surgeons at the
U. S. Marine Hospital in this city. In Chicago
ILL.,. aud later on in the Hospital at Detroit.
Mich. from which position he has resigned
and will settle In some western city. where
he will make diseases Of the eye and ear
specialty
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subseribers..of the PRESS who intend leav-
Ing the city for the summer or for only
brief period can have the paper sent them
without extra charge by leaving their address
at the counting room.
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The MASS. REAL ESTATE Co. an old and
reliable Corporation. now offers for sale
some of its treasury stock. The history of
the Company has proved it to be safe and
desirable investment. The dividends are
per cent annually.
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4 Mammoth summer &c..

r' FRANK L. Worthy and VIM. N. Kimbsu
rem england are stopping at Cape Cotta9a
guests OF Capt. W. P. Warren. We undes
stand they are here In the interest Of an Ena
ltsh syndicate looking for location amopr
our islands.for mammoth summer hotel
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE,

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday af-
ternoop, Alderman Thompson in the chair,
anc counted the city vote officially. We re-
publish the Governors and Congressman's
vote as follows:
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
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; DIscontinuance of Trains.

The 8 a. m. and G. 40 p. m. trains for Poland
Springs, Lewiston and Auburn on Sundays
have been dropped from the time table OF
the Maine Central railroad.
The Sunday express for Montreal will be
discontinued after next Sunday.
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The immense floral police badge, made by
bennett. the Florist, in imitation of the
Portland police badge, for the funeral Of the
late Officer Hicks, was an exquisite work of
the florists art.
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PortIa nd's Valuation.

The following figures, taken from the books
Oh the city assessors. show an increased val
uation Of 100000:
T osi value i, Of The real estate 10000
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Deering Village Improvement Assoc
citation.

The annual meeting of the Deering Village
Improvement Association for the election Of
officers will be held at Lewis Hall this We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
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! 6S,569.76
32,643.76
613,916.44
715,129.95
Ii 2rR De 9-l0
Amount OF UV6TIaylngs....... Ib,zIb'zO o-IV
72I 4n6 % 3-1O

The number of Polls returned this year Is $3.50.
The income of the city is estimated this year at
2,061.00. which added to the amount to be
raised by direct taxation, makes the whole
amount required for city's needs $SO3,467.-
20 $40.
The following table gives the valuation taxes
and percentage from 1872 to 1890 inclusive:
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When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Oastoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
deco d&wIy
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Sew ADvRRTuskmKNTs TO-DAY

FIRST PAGE.
Rines Brothers
ADJUSTMENTS.
Prof. Trips grand descriptive series.
sa FOURTH PAGE.
Notice is hereby given.
City of Portland-Taxes.
Sohotterbeck 4 Foss-6,
Excursion to Niagara Falls.
Fer sale-Soil for plants
Girl wanted-Housework
Situation wanted-Lady,
For sale or rent-Upright plano.
Mass. Real rs tate Co.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Collars and cuffs-Rines Bros
MIX wanted-F. X. Swan.
Notice OF dissolution.
Owen, Moore & Co.
Standard ClothlngCo.
Wanted-Castoffc clothing.
Clothing-tarrington Bros
Bad failure-Ciothing trade.
kemoyal-Levi s. Pennell
Lost-Indian pony.
General agents wanted.
FURNISHED house to let
,t 10 let-Lower rent
Houses forlsale-J. C. Woodman.
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Hoods SarsanariIIa


Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dande-
lion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa. Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well known and valuable vegeta-
BILE remedies, by peculiar combination, proper
tlon and process, giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla
curative power not possessed by other medicines.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the best blood purifier. Itcures Scrofula.
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspep-
sia Biousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, Catarrh, rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver complaints, overcomes that tired feel
ing, creates an appetite, strengthens the nerves,
and builds up the whole system.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Such is its popularity in Lowell Mass,
where tits made, that whole neghborhoods are
taking it at the same time, and Lowell druggists
sell more of Hoods sarsaparilla than of all other
sarsaparillas blood purifiers. 1t is sold by all
druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared only by
@. /. HOOD & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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CITY vALUATNN:AND TAXES FOR 1890.

The Assessors have completed the ASSESSMENT
for year 1890 and have committed the list 10 'he
City Treasurer and Collector.
The valuation of the current year is real estate
$23, 1s3. 400. an increase from last year of
s47s,4oO. Personal estate s12,427 $50, an in
crease from last wear s51s,59o. The actual in
crease il will Therefore be seen is 1891, $50.
BY an ordinance of the City Council discount
sessed Tor the year 1880, paid on or before the
3lst, day of October next.
The rate of taxation is 81. 81 on the SlOo
The sums assessed upon the city Tor the cur
rent year are as follows:
For State Tax,...............$ 6S,569.76
For County Tax 32,643.75
For City Purposes. .,............ olo,Slo.4a
715,129.95
Amount of Oyerlayings. 16,2T6.25 $40
tai AO6 % 3-1O
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Tuxedo Washing Powder the great cleaner
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Thomas, Elias hrs224.5s Tucker, Payson, 324.l1
Ihomas, Geo. A, 1858 Tukesbury, John
Thompson, Fow- O., 3s3.21
,ri Ter 8 Co., 2Ie.7o Tukesbury, Jona-
thompson, Han than, heirs, 32l.11
~ nan E., heirs. 39400 Turner Bros. s.
Thompson, zenas Newcomb, 551.eo
Tnurston. Geo +. 200 90 a, 7oe.29
Tobey, Chas M, 2O3 "a Twombley VII.
f9 b. heirs sin0'n' 2sO.4s liam Co. aS''40
W
Yarney G; B. s. Co21e.7ol Verrill, George
Varnum, Phineas 90 =. W. and wife, 473.s3
f., 562.49l
w,
Waite, Edward F. $50 .o2 White, Mary G.. 4O3.s5
Waldron, Francis Williams, Veal
A.. 312.29l thy H., guardi-
& Son, = s94. Williams William
Walker, Charles heirs. .ase.s7
Walker, George. 465. so Co.. 256.1O
Walker, Joseph & Winslow, j. &
Annie Whtney2s5 Co.. 34o.s1
L.. ......... .2l5.76 heirs, 45s1o
Waterhouse, Sam Wlnslow, William
uel.. .209.S5I H., 499 "A
Webb & Gushing 591. Dol Wolf, Joseph H., 599.9l
webster, Benja- Sol" Son D"'a" $500
min. .....974.21 Wood, William 9l3.14
..Ur. 1854. 80 r." R.. 3i2 20
wengrep, Marga- Woodbury.. VIII
ret, P.,..........3S0.30 lard H.. heirs, 2l4.73
Wescott, George Eliza L., extr.)
P,........ 70432 Woodman, Alfred39l.47
a., heirs, s97. "a ward, 2s6.6s
s e.. :" '2s5.5o Woman W.. ~ 4o7.s5
White, D. & Sons 59i. 90 Wright. Alice G. ,246.25
NoN-REsIDENTs.
Bailey Hannah ez5 :, Bgrnham, GeOrgs. /. )
Blanchard, Lou. Buxton & Hollis
lisa p, 23e.4o Savings Bank 445.22
boyo, Albert d., 461.13
q.
Colesworthy. Sam: o., 64s.13
Conant, Richard '''' O'' VS. ''''" -
Deake, Charles. DeerIng, Henry
DsaEe, Olive " 80 - Deering, Henri, 90.
heirs, b9S.88l ct ais, 1881
Deering, Henry 57l.3O Durham, Rufus 46O.98
Fessenden, Har- Fessenden, James
ryM, 37233 D., 608.73
G..
se EOridse e RsEs Robert 3s9 y
Gilbert, Josiah .29 80 Green, Roscoe G. 5O2. SIS
ellison, Charles A.
HI.
Hanson, Samuel 573.27I heirs j.. A. Locke
Hawkes., Ida NJ, 2S9.59I attorney 2I473
HHay yes,n Ella H. 2o4ss Hopkins, Calvin GEO 90
FERRIS, William H., heirs 34o.sl
X.
Knowles, James g., 2167O
Maine Central Milliken, Seth
Maine Wesleyan Mllliken, Seth
BID. of Educa- NJ, Grd 36066
tion. 267.92 Morse, Rugges
~ Seirs. h'i'S' 277.77 . 0'A'''
N.
Newman, Ed Norton, Edwin
ward. 348.69l A. 8l7.66
oxnard. Frederick. s27.o2
Pettingin, An Rochester
drew j. 263.98l Railroad Co. 1894
| Portland & Og- Portland, Saco
densburg Rail & Portsmouth
road Co. 254.13l Railroad Co. 3394.31
| Portland s. Proctor, John F. 866.8(
II.
Ray, Georgian vld. 724.s'
ma w. 150705 ROilingsford
| Robinson, Da- Savings Bank 549.6;
| Schwartz John Isoule, Eliza A. 4i5.2:
sGspley, Helen 90. .. si9Tdlyapt sa Al teo .,
r..
Taylor, James ooo True. Benjamin. 24o.s4
w. 236.4OI tucker, Mary
| Taylor Lorenzo COSTS A.P. 254.ls
w. -
uei. 94I.5 heirs. 2s7.4i
| York County Savings Bank. 734.Sl
Besides those designated In the list taxed
| $500 and upwards there are nearly 800 firms
and individuals who are assessed from $40
to $500.
BANKS.
Under the law taxing the shares in Ma
| tional Banks of non-residents of the state
| there Is levied tax as follows:
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For any case OF nervousness, Sleep
lessness, weak stomach. Indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
Cue only nerve medicine for the price in market
JW1W
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HUYLER'S
BON BONS
SCnLOTrERBECK & FOSS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the subscriber has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Admiuis raror
OF the estate OF
HANNAH II. WHITNEY late OF Sebago,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
ponds as the lawdirects, and have appointedLind-
iey M. webb OF Portland, Maine, my agent or at
torney within the State of Maine. All persons
having demands upon the estate OF said deceased,
are required to exhibit the same; and all persons
indebted TO said estate are called upon to make
payment to
AUBREY NJ. WHITNEY, Admir-,
OF 20 Lindley M. Webb, Portland, Agt or Airy.
Sebago, Sept. 2, 1890. seplodiawW3w'
HUYLER'S
Chocolates
SchIOtterbeck & FOss.
seplO eoou
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HUYLER'S
CONFECTIONERY
SChLOTTERBECK & FOSS.


NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
IN between Charles G. Millett, Char,es 7. Evans
and Henry Evans, under the firm name OF Mlllett,
Evans Il Co., was dissolved on the FIRST day OF sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1890, so far as relates 10 the said
Henry Evans all debts due to said partnership,
and those due by them. Will be settled WIN ana by
business under the old fin name OF Millett, Evans
q co q. Q. MiiLEfT,
CHAS. a. EVANS,
HENRY EVANS.
dated al Portland, Sept. I, 1890. sept0dlw
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Total........se7s FLAG 1853 1915 1910 1876
Scatterlng-1890, 3; 1888, 8.
Burleighs plurality, 1927.
VOTE EnR CnNGRESSMAN
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GENERAL AGENTS make $1,000 10 $4,000
~ per year, eanvassers 81 to $40 per day sell
llg nT Celeprated Taylor Patent Adiustable
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