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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-08

Is causing a commotion.
They will not last long.
Nearly 1000 fine cus-
tom made shirts from a
leading Shirt Manufacturer
comprising the accumula~
ton of mis6ts, reflIed orr
ders, returned G. O. D. orr
ders and returns for other
causes.
Sizes ranging from Is
inch collar to 20 inch, the
majority being in larger
sizes, regardless of original
price, your choice for en-
tire lot at so cents each.
They are mostly white,
firm Utica Nonparcil Cot
ton with 22OO linen bosom,
made up in a variety of
styles. There are some COLI
ored Cheviots, Outing Flan-
nels, etc, all at same redi-
culous price, so cents each. !
Men wearing l6, l6t and
larger will find same extra
values.
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Ii. W. Alien & 60.
BunLrNoToN,fW Wednesday, feb. Z. 1891.

Tie limitations are thai
ne 7OsW haze far 7VeutAer
to-day.
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Yer mont
Democratic.

We believe that Vermont people are too wise
for this state ever to give majority of votes
to the democratic party. If any of our readers
want to read newspaper which supports
the democratic policy in It's editorial columns,
we recommend the
Brattleboro Reformer.
The WEEKLY FREE PRESS
and Pefoymey ordered of US,
both $s.oo a year. This
applies only to new sub
scribers TO the Reformer,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-08

horses were burned to death in fire at
Cam bridge, Mass-Bishop Halls first
sermon was preached at Bennington. Vt
Colonel Samuel C. Hart of New Bed
ford, Mass, is dead--rhe mangled re-
mains of an old man were found on the
railroad track near Hooksett, n. IL
Dodgeville (Mass.) mills were damaged
by ire--Superintenden Stump says i'm
migration regulations were violated at
Boston-Franchises have been secured
for trolley lines from PHILADELPHIA to
Trenton - Featherweights Dixon and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23
MARsHAl,s SALE.

DuRsuAN To Az ORDER ~ SALE TO
my, dire. tDu uH che THIRD district court
uI lhNlvulturI,l sHulI expose Nc public sale a
thrifuut uuuf "i the comfy court house 10 the
rIif ut 1hIt take, county uf salt Lake and
Territory ot Utah ON tho zen day OF August,
De- Z, 10 D. O'Clock a.ui., an the right utle,cIaIm
aui interest " John lilIi0hns. Alice M uab.
lHhu.5 simon ltaNIuhuH, Joseph a.. MrNrary
sud Ni'hsm y. lr, no of, il. ani " the fol
lowing dtHtrHgu real estate. situate lying and
.cInE ln Hal Lake county, aud described as
fuUuwH, Co wit
The Wost uatf of Dot forty. three ftl and all
Of igt forty tour til Iu bloc WOO " tinroln
Para subdivision, of lut alN 49,, seven UI. otaut
IrIt Mine .H|s luurtU. .lAI hnd seventeen
800, aud part o. lots fifteen 40 aud sixteen
ltI tive Aero rIat ~" Wg tiuid survey, be.
inE situated 10 tho northeast quarter of section
seventeen .lil, township one tll south, range
one o. east ot falt LAKE mruutan, County Of
ralt Lake, Territory ~ Utah, according ~ the
rcco dcd plat ot said lincoln Park. Touc sold
~ the properly ~ John NahIuhna, Alice N
itah1uhns and simon iAhlYhua. ht the suit VI
the iiai'w y bulldog uui Lptu ASSOCIATION. q
corporation,
Nat ". BRIGHAM.
4. n Mhrshal
ny J. g. ARCHER
Dated July 18TH, lslt
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MARsAAL,s SALE

DuR-uANT To AZ ORDER OF sALE
aud fore. .gsurU 90 me directed by Tue
Distinct Court 20 ODE IHIfI Judicial Uistuff
p' tno TERRITORY ~ UiHh, shall expose At pub.
!.r 90 Ii ihC foot door of me County J0un
ll'u'g 'r inc Guy M ~nIi LAKE, County of
fni Co ana lcrrflrs NJ Ilah. uu thr Oh
hHY of August zoe ht I10.UIocE m.aII me
right title. rllIu aud interest OF l. b Ross.
Aui Mary VI inss o.. In. and ~ the f0IlowiuE
ts'rhe1 rrll estate situate. lying and being
Boz .attAko city, salt tAtu county Territory
or liHh, and dCHfr bed ua fo'lnWH tl.Uit
laU ui lut EIGHT, IsI, block fiftvssN tsl.
wat 'h,' sat lukc CITY suryr~, msfe uafurus
lhr'Y iUHtrI1oi .s f0.IlWs. tu.wit. Uommrno.
IuE no One .uuthrAH corner uf SAID lot eight tl.
lheu"r norIh forty foot. thence west one hun.
uftl ant SIXTY Tive futt, thence south forty
ttCl uCnrc oast ono hundred aud slntv. nvs
igrt O. iHr place Of beginning 10 Do sold 40
ihU property of 4. q Res and MARY A. Noss
at Che Huli ~ y. T. HanFham
ICrms OF sale, cash
Nat ". BRIGHAM.
q. =. Marshal
liy y %, 1luupSN, Deputy Marshal
3 w. IAtLuCk lltf'a. Attorney
Dated Salt Lake tIiY. July t1th Isgl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23

Sarah hahH, plaintiff,
John 81 u1lpu. MARIETTA DoIsu bic wife.
MHrrtJ HgHuHbr, lHu JaHr Doc Robinson.
h|H VIE lrf uIaufa
ihe rc'g'. o. goo Ir1'ow OF rgh send
noaa. hs ufr. AIucI i,1Hnsan aud Jane
Doe lio.Iu." HI. vito. defendants.
Woo NUE lEgEui UIQuttEp TO au.
a pear In .n ..|"N N.M aht hFfInHi Nuu
IDIHturY Uf tiHH .HI IHuU.Nyr tHa conn HIut
q lhrrrIu within t.u 1ayH .rNU usyr - tho
uHy Of service after GOO HCfveg ou you oftli
served out Oboe county. Hut n iht district.
Wiliu twenty HH.H. otherwise wIthiu forty
1ayH=or judgment hg default VIII BE- tatta
hE1lnL you according 10 thcprAlar OF sad
40 --Tt action be- brought Co Hs,r Indictment
1g .iust IuirU Inuia bu. 600 fn thHH umU $3.50.
+. 3D. interest at O. rcr cont VOC auuum ilom
interest from Nay De- iflI' Tor 90 81. with be-.
uruum. tuf HNra paid Uy uanuH. HuI iuf
cosis of cut, alleged t1 ho doe On q certain
liDmIHhNN note. thrnNid UY urfrudhuts
l1'hn Go plaintiff June %. l,I'. Tor $500. with
que Huu wholly unpaid cave thr sum of $50
mirrrf. HHui betting secured uT mortgage Of
executed By defendants % Iau 90 plaintiff.
aHii WHrir Eud premises having been, since
rNr. utuu % aull mortgage. conveyed lu de-.
iundnnt NhrrI ]. iuhIuHuut subject Co lien Of
fnii WurtEuEU o. have the usual decree Ht tufa
court Cor ihu sa'uu f saId premises aUIuugiug
ihat ur.rruis NJ furh aalc uf applied DO Uays
mtut % amuuuta due o. above, that defend
nutH aud 4lI UVrHuuH claiming under them be-
harfu uuf fUrrHllsrd OF all Htm ur equity OF
redemption 100 ahiu premises, aud Tor DINER
rrNft HAIu UryWIHra urr described HH .u.IlWH.
t1 wII AIl of Iou numbered frum . to r. iH.
gIusNr, aul being u.l Boo luu comprising
DO .Hn.H subdivision uf o. pant OF UloUk 70 Ulat
a. tNr Aero rat Biz fluId survey excepting
Toto Do aud ii of HHlt subdivision, 40 situate iu
HlIt take DItY aud County. Utah
Aud you lru hereby notified that if yUu fal tu
appear and answer tu0 aHIi complaint Is above
rIUu red Che cant UlHmtN VIII apply Co the
rnuTt Tor Che rr Iyi demanded therein
Witness. she Hon HnWuUI A. Merritt Iuu e.
aud 900 HrlI no che ulatrlrt Court of
TIE lhITt julio uI District iu aud
.aHht| for tho turuI1u of 18th. tma lam
Gay no lu.Nt boo tIg year of COR Lord
One iHUutaud eight hsuIr.u aud
ninety four
DAVID e. DUNBAR UIork.
Hy aUu N. lpuuIs. Deputy uIrk
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NOTICE. 10 OREDIrORs.


estate OF ne MNIWunt deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN m THE
~ undersigned, AEur.a MrEWau, EN.
U.uuIA of tIu Iast will of Henry NUEWau.
deceased tu tUU creditors u', and A.I persons
having claims AGAINST She HlII deceased. 800
rAuINIt tluW with tho necessary vouchers,
within fHu months after ihJ nrHf pub .lratiou ut
thIH notice, tu enc sllI NHUr-H NHEWuu, "a.
rUutTA of tun last VIII uf aaIt deceased, as $50.
co. Fourth eTuct. n sal. laso tIN, W tuu
County of Salt Lake, Territory uf tun.
NbNt~s NrtWAN.
lErguluN of Che latt win uf Henry McEWan,
deceased.
Dated June 2Ist a. ID. I.Hi,
JUus NJ UANNuS Attorney Tor ENotutrI a
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sPLolAL sIOCkAoLotRs, MEtIINo.

~ OllDE Is HEREBY ttNrN THAT
~ special uvCunF Of tuu stHHkHuId'rs OF
tue NhmrHNn Mining company viii Nr hold ut
TIE general nf.cu OF the rnI1 company ht so
80 south nu fuat Temple Main HUrUt. Iu
hlt LAKE titYi Utah Territory Tor tNU election
ui trustees AUD officers " Hlii company nu
lnuf lay July .Htn, a. %. I Q, commencing
90 u.,.utk "a. boo ami ulutlus Ht % O'Clock Do. 900.
Of aHti day aut date Transfer b0uka 90 tdr
company viii De closed ur saturday. July glHf.
u 3, nn1 opened uu saturday. July isIu, Ir|l
lnr reason why THIS special meeting IH called
De- because ly annual m,ruuE day ~ tIc
Htuuk IuIlurH NJ HAii company BE- liked hy thr
hru"IUH ~ incorporation Dr. july alth OF tH.H
year. md ihis gay hHlug "a legal holiday Boo
lthh BE- H.1 dtrt therefore this special meeting
becomes necessary.
o. g. Gu.Nlllli,T Vice prcsidout
%. %. SMITH. Assistant secretary
Dated sIII Lake tIfV. iTHH. juno H|tU TaII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23

In The Probate Court, IN and for sal, -,
County. Territory o. Jtab

county, Territory Of Utah.
In 'ho Matter Of ne Estate Of lJona,ha.
Earl, deceased
NOTICE Is uEREHY GIVEN ruAr
q, Harry w. Iarl ana Joseph vs. Farl adj.
.l'NIrli.urH uf .Nr estate OF jonathan lar
II, aacL has rendered for settlement. 1nd
a-i1 court, ther final account
Nrr Contamination NJ said I'll
we Hud pcuuon Tor rual fftrIhution
lle residue VI sald estate amous ne
I.Ifnn. entitled thereto. and that Tursfav. tbs
.'lH Jay 90 August a. u. is1t % 10 0iriocE
70 tle court Room NJ said Court, 10
.Ng lolu.F Court iluUHo. SALT Lake tltv and
.'NnV. Utah IorIit1fy, has been dolly IN .
ll.nlel ly ite judge o. SAID court for he
ent % said account and hearing sad
l,.Npu i1r distribution Al which time aud
l..nr any pcrt01 interested IN said estate may
.IN.Nf anu show cause II any there be- WIN
-l.l '1uul should not bc settled and ap.
ti9''A ana MAJ distribution made as prayed
uaigl July 18th. N %. |si
~ " hliul CLERK % Probate Court
Iy J. iAyh. Deputy.
.. 90 litHu, ATTORNEY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23
THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or Thu WORLD
The only line running two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILJB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE RPRIL %, 1884.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6I5 am, Colorado Springs 1854 am.
Denver 1870 ann.
Train No. 3 leaves Ogden 7;31 pm,
Salt Lake SOS pm, arrive al Pueblo
T.5 PM, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm
Connections made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars AMI Pull
man slopprrs on nll trains. Take the
ID. a r. "a. nui have comfortable trip
and enjoy the nu8sl scenery on thH con.
luUnL
A. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q, = & a. A.
Denver colo. Denver, colo.
-. o. NEFlNS,
General Agent
balt Lake CITY, u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23

Tho people Of the Territory Of Utah send
s..turU. 10 q. M 1uu.H. sarah O. HuuUt,
hate 30 George rcuni, T. No. Hodge. Jennie D.
sutton Che Commercial Rational Iials IA ,Yr.
State HauE " Utah corporation, aud fluA
d. Hiatt. defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent NUtgr The TRULY Mining Co
Location Ui principal uIaru OF huaur.s. 4aIt
LAKE iItF, ltIn.
Location of works, White Pine County. Nevada
NuIl.L THERE ARR uIlINuUINI
- upon tuU ful owing dctsr.HHu st.U. Off
account 20 HHsraHUyut levied uu tnH HIHf day
of May lHIl tHn several anuuufa 600 uHH.
enc lhn names ut ihr respective char. HH.4ufs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
EfIeetIvo MN IN. lsO4.
AuHtvu

AuitiVl
Prom 90 Eastern roints. .,............ 90 am
IRON lutte, Ioruand, san bran.
CISCO. cache valley aHd OBS .Hn..iD % O. in
IRON hll Eastern ruiuth Tara ut|
ana tFNtu.ss.sss..sss .H.. .sssss Us y W
Prom San francisco, ogden and
intermediate rointfstsss.. % y w
Prom Provo and intermediate points. % % O. m
rom Milford, Jual. prl,I. rauIttg,
and iurrkass.sa........,...., ......aa. & IN % m
'lroA Terminus and r0oc.o...,......... W o. 900
nIrAHr
ior ogden. Tart CITY aud AI
laftcrn points ..........s..,....s,, 2 o. r. m
lor ogden and intermediate points b, - Am
Tor Ogden intermediate Uouu
sou francisco aud Cache
valley points. .s.ssssss'ssssI .sss,ss.. 2 20 y no
l0f ogden, Butte. Helena. Portland.
San Francisco and 40 potts east % o. m
Nor tuHUtn Provo. sanprfo valley
Ncrhi, Juab and frtUHs,a. o.. Is r. m
Tor Provo and intermediate p0iuts. o .p pm
- or n 0ocIc and 1ormInui...,.......,s - "a 600
DAILY except sunday.
tlfhlua suuth OF JuAI run daily except
Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23

The People of tHo IsrrItofy Of Ut4. saBt
EfuCtug Iu William NurEs. MAJ. b.
nurse, bio wife. Edwlrd rHHuy.. ufs
Htur.e M. stern. Catherine b. Uftr.
Aaron huNHCr. William . NUUUfHirE.
NHIy Euton. J1fHn National Haua. III
HHIt lALp CITY. % corporation. Edward DO.
MIytH, Trustee fur U. Il. scott. III. De-
Scott ani ", O.. uuinrd, o. IS. TAYLOR Hud
George trU.arr. doing UuauUaa under Che
urm uaw. Hf lfumuuturv -iUUE Company,
nUItrH4#|.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-23

Won tUl urEEuY REQUIRED 100 40.
4 pear .u lu cotton brought against sou UF
tuu Huuf. banned plaintiff boz enc District UHuf.
Of lhc Ihri judicial unu.gtot tbe Territory
" lul uI Goo answer che amended coin.
plant nloi therein within t,n days .oEgIuHEC
% the day of service. Hurr tHe service oR yuU
Uf tuIs fuumHuaa fatrt.d within tHis county,.
Ur. " served uHt 90 u.H county. but iu tHIa
District within tNout IaFa Otherwise WiHIu
Wtun af1inHt you, recording 60 iHc prayer OF
.HIl Amended comp uIUt
The said action BE- brought IU have decree OF
tHIt court fur Iuu tHTru.ururH uI certain
90. b. t.Hfh september lFtH. l.|.. upon prem.
.Hfs nfat hereinafter utaHu..H. gwen fH Htuufr
,uicd D.. faI defondshi 10 aa.d o.. i.arF.
August ..|I. l.Is ~ I4.t. due Quo year
alter date, with interest fIHm .H.UHf. 10 Do
per ccut I.r anul.n shIi Hoia being Owe and
N.... 4. UHI lyH .Hfu. ls. .UU H.. .I HHII
april goo, Ie'it HIIi note ruu H.IsH." having
NUUn duN hrHEHrI t1 uIaiurH. wH.UH .. HuN
GOO h1utf tnrrfnit 70 part uI HH.1 premises
Nlnr. UUru released iilm operation .f laid
n..rIEH." IU'I. i.r urru'Hta fH.Hu.IH heroine
uflUr ur.rr.NH1 fl have amount HF said
uWIHE o N.. uuu. 81 stern. secured uH .a.I
premise. 90 HHtH nE order Hf H.IH fI H.ulT
form fu q .|aU amount 70 .r tH U.UIUH. HHI Cor
uthcr f.I.Uit 800 mortslali .TH"sUH are
1r..INUI "a follows. tu NIf. tH...UU. .HE af
IS. .HfnrrHf Iuf q. bloc. y. U'aE "N.' salt
lhtc titF ruNDF. runuinE thence UlHI 80
feet thence HHuHu iIl feet Goo HrE n.|H.. HaIH
r'.ulHri UInu.HrH orc described Hf iH|HWs|
'HmHou. Ins W I. lnt i"'t r'a' of a1Hi1.
4. feet thence uuItu II Zee. tIHH.. H.Ht boo
feet. thence Huu.U Q feet 60 b,guUHa. uIan
rowmrur.ns 20 % ru.ni i.' iget yhst lut rods
thence DuHt aI feet tUruUU Huut. I.l foot
iHynuc wrstr fees. tUHry north IIl facl 90
.'tlnu'hs ,..N'l. il aIt lh. 'I'F hnl
IHIf No. sou IlII IH appear and answer fHU said
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city Ticket OGCe 2Ol Main Street.

ANIt NNNN aHa
o. D. HURLEY. Gent AT rassFr Dept
D. uiCklNsuN. Oouoral Manager
I.I lOMAA. q. A. a A. Agaus
o. ~. OLAUK.
OLIVIER W. MINK,
D. IILttl ANDERSON. uerelvert
1uUN w.. DOANE
FREDERICK H. COJDERr,
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court In and for the Third Jl
dicial District q Utah Territory.
County Of salt Lake.

Tho National Bank II the Republic. plaintiff,
william Burke, Mary l.. burke hIs wiz. Edward
TOPPER, Mrs. George NJ. 7icarn, Catherine
tnrri"t. MARY UrE1u. Union National
hank ~ sac Nuhg tiiT, corporation. I'd.
ward d. Vic "a lrlEtcc for DO u scott.
20. IT, -H1il HHI NJ. Do. uufurI. d M. TAYLOR
hu1 HruT.u lrI.Eer, doing business under
tl1 hr. uaug of lrUmont0y stock Com.
rHuW Nofeuuanta
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17
FOUND AT LAST.
Miss Lydia f. Eveleth Charged With
Selling Mortgaged Property

Miss Lydia +. EveIeth, alias Douglass,
alias Russell, alias Croker, of this city
was arrested in Boston yesterday morn
ing for selling mortgaged property last
July to william P. Hastings, the piano
dealer She was brought to this city on
the noon train yesterday by Officer John
Heating, and confronted by Mr.. Hastings
and William P. Carr, who held the mort
gage on the piano bought by the piano
dealer.
The police have been hunting for this
woman ever since last summer and 1t
was only on account of her own eager
ness to find out how much Mr.. Hastings
knew about her that @@she was finally
caught. Last July Mr.. Hastings bought a
piano for $3.50 of lady who gave her
name as Mrs W. L. Russell. She said
that the piano was free from 1ncum-
brance. Mr.. Hastings sold the piano
few days later for $3.50, and had forgotten
the matter when Mr.. W. F. Carr. the
broker, appeared at the house OF the per-
son who bought the piano from Hast
ings and took it away, claiming that he
had mortgage on it. On looking the
matter up it was found that the piano
had been mortgaged to Carr by MISS
Eyeleth for Ss1. Mr.. Hastings then
began to look for "Mrs. W. l.. Russell"
Once he located her in Berlin Falls,
N. H.. but before he could put his
hands on her she had disappeared.
Later he heard of her in New York city
and then she lost herself. Several days
ago Mr.. Hastings received letter from
Mrs. Douglass, of No. 6 Stamford street,
Boston asking about a piano formerly
belonging to Mrs. W. L. Russell. Mr..
Hastings had some correspondence with
the woman, agreed to sell her the piano
for 500 and at last come to the conclus-
ion that Mrs. Russell, Miss Eveleth and
Mrs. Douglass were one and the same
person. Officer John Heating went to
ton Thursday and found.Miss Eveleth
at Not Stamford street. She screamed
and tainted when told that she was
under arrest, but finally denied any
knowledge of the affair. She was per-
fectly cool and collected on her journey
down here, talked and laughed with the
officer, and in fact. displayed the great
est nerve. On finding Mr.. Hastings out
OF his store she sat down at the piano
and played for some time. She is ABOUT
IS wears old, very handsome and intel
Ii,ent. 1t IS not known whether the
case will be settled or tried in court.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17

"We are pleased to report wonderful
cure from the use of the Vitalized Nerve
and Blood Tonic, by one Mrs. Fuller. of
Warren, mother of the two brothers
comprising the firm of A. M. Fuller &
Go. OF this city, She is lady seventy
years of age; had been troubled with
trembling of the hands to such an ex-
tent that she was unable to write or
work; and, in complication with this,
she had something of a very strange
nature. She would suddenly lose her
reason and fall apparently dead, and SO
remain for hours. A consultation Of
our most ,skillful physicians resulted in
an acknowledgement from them that
they knew not what disease to call 1T,
not what remedies to administer. She
has taken three bottles of the Tonic,
and can now work and write and, stran-
ger than all, has had no return Of those
peculiar and mysterious attacks. If
you wish to investigate the matter, we
will give you further information which
will assist you" (Signed }
JOHN BIRD CO..
Physicians are prescribing it. DR..
John Swan of Westbrook has had re-
markable success with it. The doctor
will gladly reply to inquiries.
All first class druggists are being sup
piled with it at the rate of $1.00 pint,
by the Scates Medical Co., Westbrook,
Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17
woman,s Literary Union.

Science and Economics are the topics
for the closing afternoon of the W. L. o.,
which will be held in the yestry of Con-
gress Square church today at three
o'clock. There will be paper on Won
an in Science" by Miss Alice M. Black,
and conversation relating to Home
Economics" conducted by Mrs. Mary E..
Armstrong, and participated in by Miss
Mary Gray Moses, Miss Susie Adams and
Mrs. Annie B. Matthews. These exer-
cises will be varied by delightful
musical pro- ramme consisting of a vocal
duet, "The Fisherman" by Miss
Knight and Mrs. Morrison; vocal solo,
Fairy Wedding by Mrs. Morrison
vocal solo, Happy Days." Miss knight.
Miss Minnie A. Plummer accompanist.
Tea will be serve by the Ladies' His
tory Club, assisted by the Clio and
Tourist clubs.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17

With every bottle of Vltalized Nerve
and Blood Tonic (powerul nerve food
will be found an order like the above
on the Westbrook Trust Co., for LOO
if it fails to cure or benefit.
No other remedy ever did or dares
make such an offer.
Think what it meansl
In one hand you hold remedy which
is CLAIMED to cure you; in the other, an
order on the bank for the price paid fol-
the same, if it does not. Can you ask
anything fairer?
1t euiets the nervous and irritable.
gives sweet repose to the sleepless, ban
ishes the exhaustion which follows the
grip, restores the appetite, Increases the
brain power and builds up the vital
forces. 1t contains the very elements OF
life 1t is nerve food, not stimulant.
Astonishing cures by this remedy are
reported almost every day. The follow
ing remarkable account was sent to us
voluntarily by one of the best known
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Me. the John Bird Co.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17
DEATHS.

In this city, March Is, Julia Oleson. aged So
years months.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. at
the First Lutheran Church. Elm street.
In this city march, 16. Edith May, daughter
of William and Margaret Brown, aged % years
month. .
In this city, March 1G Ann E. W., wife Of
Funeral Monday forenoon at 1890 oclk
from late residence, 154 Franklin street.
In this city. March 16, Thomas j. Cronan
aged 26 years.
from No. AS Spring street. Services at st Dom
inics Church at 1.45 o'clock.
In New York city, March 10, Albert D. Walk
er, son of the late Moody +. walker, formerly
of Portland, aged 66 years.
In jamaica Plains, March z, Julia s. Green
leaf, widow of Valentine Greenleaf of Wis
casset, aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17
Gen. Dow's Birthday

The following will be the programme
for the meeting in honor of Neal Dow's
Goth birthday at City Hall, March Goth
at 7.45 o. clock:
Overture, High School Orchestra
Hail to the Chief, Orchestra
Singing-Chorus,
Harvey S. Murray, Conductor
Prayer, Rev: 9. +. Allen, DID.
Address, zen. Selden common
Poem. written for the occasion, by Caro-
line Dana Howe.
Address. Rev. Matt S. Hughes
Presentation of portrait of Gen. Dow for
the State House.
Singing-Chorus.
Reading of letters, cable messages and
kilograms.
Address, ;A ts,
Mrs. Clara G. Hoffman of Missouri
Response to Addresses,
General Neal Dow
Singing-America. Chorus.
Selection, Orchestra
Mayor Baxter will be invited to pre-
side. The meeting will be free to all.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded in the Registry of
Deeds:
New Gloucester-Benjami F. Pickett
of Bethel to Evalenor Briggs, Bethel.
Harrison = George W. Newcomb of
Bridgton to James R. Larkin, Geo. r.
Larkin and 0. Bradford Larkin OF Har-
rIson.
Portland Howard street - Moses NJ.
Gould of Melrose to Edward N.Greeley
of Portland.
John F. Proctor of Deering to John W.
Deering of Portland.
Cape Elizabeth-Alma G.. Brainard OF
Somerville, Mass, to E. M. Robinson.
Orr's. Island-Lydia Skofield OF Harps-
well to Mary e. Brown of Harpswell.