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TRUST EE,s SALE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ charlotte ]. Kirby. on tho sth day u
brce mhcr, lsli. gave hcr certain prumisiory
note Of nat date 20 SEYMOUR %. Young for tho
thereof with interest % the rate Of nine Der
cont per auuum tfOm date uuul maturity. said
interest PAYABLE according 90 tho tenor sad
eject % Jour certain interest notes attached
iu aaId principal note. ail payable in Unittd
HtatcH god coin az the anou OF the
uah TUE Insurance and Trust Company
tald uotOs we're given Che said charlotte D.
Kirby male, uNe1ute1 sud delivered 70 tho
uuderH.lcl Lagrand Young, trustee. a Ger
tara iagl ut trust whereby che conveyed 20
Sue said Luer8ud N1uur. trustee, certain
property situate in tho CITY aud county o. tait
Ia.t. Territory of Utah. Hereinafter more par.
lat aail note, aut DO wa provided To- sald
uUrd OF trust aud iu said principal uoto that u
default should Dc made ln ihc payment Of SAID
prime ul. note or any ~ said iutcrcit NOTES "
aup ulrt urIcUfts tbe same became due aad
Ia lH'Di then Che pruClpal note with th0 DC.
,IuHt interest," thereon shall in Che option u
aul shlu Do c0lccublc without further uouce,
uUI tuU uulHrs' gurd shall uruu demand % 80
owner ~ stId principal mote proceed
g. sol sald rl1pgrv a. pu1lic vcnduo
twenty days public notice thereof Of the lime,
tH.us and place OF ahlc nn1 Soc properly 20 DO
boz -at iatH CIV. Juhi aud taif trust deed
W .'. tt.nl.eI in ing county records %
-Ni Iaar r.IuNs Jllh l.unrFt ON Dccem
Pr" .ih. ~. DOB Ilok D q q motisaFes, pages
H reference 90 HhIr1 iH hoIcnT mauci
l... HN 90 HHIl interest iniD' Tor tlo cum %
.. HfT"H. 1896 apt rUmnIna quo and o. wholly
unpaid BOD iuu shId owner tne faId ruTWuur
Do. N"l'. Dos rlng.ri 90 tatu advantage
OFF HuI UIuti. IIE. aud haH declared ami hereby
uu sfa. HHd note ali 800 interest thereon
MN... QUO .nI nlNANlDs thA' 20 Ilft 90 The
fHr hl' .nn % .il, sul ihe saIl seymour %.
l"NN. M. N'Il.. or t.g aAl uotc anu NO
i'tN. "NI'I .NOItuI. Ahh liH hnNNnl llo uu.
HUItisl"I trustee or ihe nunnlY meni % sitd
INl...ai hNirt 900 tH.i soc Wh9le unin if iuo ne
i' .I.'I II. .NIIUI. Ahi nae o. lutHltH one uuNef-
HI.h.I .i.... 90 600. HNH Lral tHt'iN on accord
un.u W'N tHr rIHl .IInH Hi aaid 1r.1 ~ trusL
NHsI.'fn.'IU. D. lo'fAnl 4 uuuF ihc under.
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sIooKHoLpERs, mEETlNa

NOTl T. is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting Df tho stockholders ut tho
Mexican uuyA Company of Utah. will De hold
uu Doe -7tu day of NHy. A. % 1900. Ht1 o'clock
D. m., at Che ulIUu OF said rumUluy IU thu
Gladstone iluHh. Nau street, salt Lake CITY,
Cor rho purpose nf CIcgunE IA Hoard OF i've
Directors aud AIHu 90 amend Cue affICIpa %
incorporation, lT changing thU name 20 iuaE
of lhu -llt Lake ttJ onyx Company of UTAH
iu almond said articles uy striking Uut tho las
three lines uf ATfI.Iu Twenty i've, 30 that me
WORKING capital shall Do usruaHauIui 90 amend
said article. hy Striking ont 40 uf Article
sixteen, uiigr tNo words "mhy levy and collect
aHsUEHnrutH' Hu Us fl MAKE HAId section con
form GO Che siAtutut tD amend Hail articles by
striking uut uIl ul Article seventeen after tho
words. 'lY order of a majority Ut said Hoard
uf ururtHrs.' ana 90 strike out thu word
"dIIlF" otter fHr words qualification thereof iu
an BOO Article Eleven, au1 fu Transact such
other business as may properly come before
tUvmUUtUH.
ua.uu AUf|. 13h. lsNl
uAuil EDWARDS, Secretary,
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And iu trr0rfB4FH with Jaw HnI zee order ~
u0 Hoard 90 Dir inH made uu tne .g'onih
T5iesi N s,aif 80 Iasr 0- rsra.aIv. F.l.u
cold nt Ono UIH1 uf fHH secretary at Nnnautu.
u1u NUU#IHE. atIt l1tr l.iHs Utah. uu Sion
Gay, fHu uurl llU uf uCHHaHHr '.l. 90 p.
vliH tue 'osa Fl. ate1i.f.rf cog tRgg1.... Of
rHIU. NJ. q NNh Ih. secretary
OH.o room 4lI Consultation 1allius, aaH
latC ely. l#H
Ala mosuar Of iho board % directors %
NU sewer MUuE 400 million company hoIi
uu thr 900 daN uf November, l7l. ilo datE Toy
che fal0 % iHr aHll0 STOCK Voc postponed
uttiI tUr Uib fff uf December. ls.I. at b. ui.,
" " y. MATTE. Secretary.
AtamrcHnE of tla board of directors of tho
'N..l M.tIns 900 MILLING tnmuunI, ngId nn
tga s'rf CAV VI uur.. lsnH. Coo uarr igr iho .sIr
20 DAY .f 'l1ulrU l"i. no 90 u., ui tHo
j.. rEArIE.
hUcroiarr.
Ataucguua uf tly board ot director, or tHs
Sewer NiuUH 81 NUIIua Company, holl un il1
..fHdaY of laHuHrT, l.Ii tc inl1 for llg Hale
r1F OF Nar.h. 1874, % . Z. m. ht tho aJsys
49, j. uEArIF,
Secretary.
AthrCpuuF ~ tts board Uf Director of tho
..,b day OF tr.uag. '.ai o.. da,efor no SAFE
OFF fIU U.uEU clock was postponed until emo
u.ndaT OF N4uu. l-.l, atg %. m. 30 tho above
W.. HEATIE
400 mc0une Uf Ono fnHfd 0' directors of tnc
SEWER hNHur a. NIIuT iHupIuE, held Un hr
.r dH" 0f March. i.Ii. o.. date Cog tHr HaIH
.s,b daraf ApaI. IHl at : b. b., 10 iHo above
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SALT LAKE
CITY BONDS.

TN PURSUANCE uF AZ ORDER 1F
| tho lIN Council, nalG April $685. 1000.
notice Is hereby gwen tuat thcrr will Do offered
COR sale ut one u'sllga o. ul., on She iih uAY %
MAY. 1904 AZ tho Mayors once iu SAT- LHke
uty taH. tght hundred bonds OF SAID city.
uI Clio denomination 90 one thousand dollars
olyH. payable iu twenty yrArs from date with
interest no the rate of i've pee cent per auuum,
payable HrmI annually, on ilC nrut days OF
NUytmngr and May or each year, aud both
principal and interest payable Boz gold
HlIa WIIi HH rfcaNuI COR HalI h0udH, or any
portion thereof by The Mayor OF said city, un
t1 Ono unur of said Halu
Tho rlFHI tb reject any and AIl bids Do horoby
reserved un behalf OF said city
ApU 40, 1874. Il ~ has hls,
May0E
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SUMMONS
m ur pHluet Court tn AH1 Or tho THIRD
Judicial uUt.IUf ul ltau IUuIlgrD
touul. OF aalt Lake


The People OF tbs Territory Of Utah aoud
greeting Go bruIu QuiulHu, defendant.
NrOu ARE lIENsNN REQUIRED TO
Il appear boo 900 action brought against Won
IH thU above named ululuuu 800 The District
court 0t lBo Third judicial District Of tut
Territory of tuht HuI tp answer tho com.
TIlluttIuI tHrrt.u WitNntcu Gays lcHClusNg %
tho DAY of HUuIrrl Htlrr thH service uu you Uf
ono Hummouu=f served within this county.
or, 10 served 1Ut of EhlH county, within twenty
laFat otherwise within forty d4YsHor iuug.
"UUt UF uyfHuIt WII uf taken against you aar
UulHIur Co tUU prayer NJ enid complaint
IUe UaII action brought tu N.yU decree
Uf tGIs court uuigdEIng that tbu marriage rgla.
sion heretofore gN. tuE between plaintiff and
defendant uU dissolved, and granting plaintiff
fugl other rullrl a' uHY Nr tNuNANlt, prayed
un Che ground Cha. 900 1r about igu ard, lsIf,
Hl|d defendant NIfH'V anl without oIuHu
deserted ana abandoned p.uuul. and haH over
HuDu lNgi HrUaIli. uud hput from hlwt
AGAINST hIH WIHh unl Cuu.uut
And yUu guu hereby uulNuI tHNt N sou fan
tn aTutlr alu answer iuH HlI1 complaint Ha
GLOVE required, tHu aHid uIa.ulh VIII apply "
tuu court for tho rului demanded therein,
Wungsa. tho Hon samuel a. Merritt Judge.
luI tlr coal 1r Che district Count f
Nn Third judicial District, boz and
IfIALI Gov thu Territory of Utah. thH liIh
UHr OF MARCH. DO lIu wear OF our
Lord ono thouf8nd eight hundred
and NINETY. four
uNNip ~. uUSuhU. CLERK
J. II. HARMS, at.g---g oEpiauuu.
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MOTION Is uEBEUl GIVEN THAT THE
~ uuduralNuUd Will ON Friday, May
UtH. $50, at ten O'Clock mo-, so,l
900 thc cattle belonging 30 tlo urdur-
Hlauru rH trustee. consisting uf stock cattle,
HulIH, one and Two scar old HItUrH uuu ABOUT
HiEty bUHi of saddle horace. IbUHU untt are
part 0f ihe i,yHn uni Roam hHTi lnnFluH in
Beaver and nIitrnut rOuuuca. ltsh and
Nevada They Will BOO tyuyurl no Milford,
there arc thirty thr0n hundred head more nr
ieHH. 1901 may uu m1d1 90 t1o undersigned per-
HuuAliY ur lru forhim ut utapIct halounl Dams
or N1uk of Commerce, The right d hereby zoe
served 90 reject amy nc nll bids
JOHN a. Ron, 1rgatro,
bll lIfai street,
n-trn Auru gtth. lsaA
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

once OF tHr Icr.rdt Cold and silver huHur
AID Milling Company, ~ lhft Huutl
Temple HuucL ralt Lake tItNJhh.
momentum. ANE DELINQUENT
~ upon tar fHUUUIuE described aHg. 900
Hr uuHt Uf H.HHHHHUHt 'rgIrH on IUH .ITU HHU
o. IHIH. .. fUH HUFUIH. GUMS HUt H|U.HIIH tHH
uGmUa 90 thu IgHp.aufo tnargl1lloIH, la Col.
love.
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m tho Probate Court 700 uud Tor salt Lake
County, Icfuinu uf tuh
In Che matter of tba estate of John ", Cham
berlin, dgcuNfod.
order 10 show cause why order of sale uf real
estate should NOT 20. made.
VTvILIIAN o.. CuANBEuLiN, IIE AID
w mimaUalur %. thu estate ui John ~,
ChamuHrlu dceelHed, having nlrd Nls ler
ZION horUlu, uulY ypr hHi, ufAilug Tor goo order
of sole of lAe rril estate W flld dtctlrut Tor
ho uuruOfcH thcrcu sut t1rih, BE- o. thtfgi1ru
ordered uy thr Judge uf SAID court. Chat all
utssUuH interested DO thu u.Dto ul .uiu dv
ceased, appear before thr said probate court
uu SATURDAY. The l2th DAY ut May, 1875 10 DO
O'Clock boo thu forenoon uf sara Jay, 900 tho
court room uI said pfuhlt rnurt lt thu cHuu
tY cuur. huuHc iu Che rlty uud county ~ sAi
Lllr, tuu territory, tu show cause M hY Hu
order should not lo granted Co. thu fall u1
miuistrltur tp .oIl Hu much of tAo fobl usiHi'
Of aliluecHrHcu 10 either private Or public sole
HfhIlI Dec necessary, and that O. copy ul iNia
order he published ut least four successive
wrOkB in 300 weekly uhsEEII lNIhlNn
NEws, uoWfpapcr printed and publhuod Boo
SAID city anu county
Dated Aprl llih, l,ll, ~
Probate Judge
i ~ UawAkH. Attaranv.
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Delinquent uuu.U.H ..EIUr MIuIHl ana hIIIuF
Company.
Location OF rHr..U7I r.4.. 0f uuHul'E aa.i
I4LU co.'s. lau
Location of unf. f. I.u.r county, Utah.
~vgTUr TUTEI tUE uI|IN9t INf rr.
= .. HHH fH..".r. H"H..I IH| HI".H HI H".
JHIHIHfH H...HHHu. I...U.Uu .Hu H.tUHtH %
October 600 a.UU.a. .H.u.'H Hn. opposite
N. uImgs Ui tau rg.Ic..1H auaruH1i'gfs, %
EU..#wH.
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suMMnNa

iu Ono District Count DOB HuI Cor hr Third
IUlItHI U.H|..uf I.u Territory,
county OFF sole L.rt
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order 90 show cause why order OF sale ui Tc.
estate should noe Dol INSIDE.
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] y nowala. AIl0Iaay.
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Tho meeting OF the Montana Stock.
growers ASSOCIATION NJ Miles city took
Important action looking 10 the Kidding
uf tho ranges Of wolves. People not
familiar with tho stock business Ina
Montana we're Hurprlfui 10 learn that
the annual l0ssg6 nom stock destroying
animals are greater than those nom
Lln .nvurIly % M0nlann WlnlnT-.
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""' "''''F o. I T,- e-I1'2 OF lo'7o' FH.'
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
BICYCLIST RUN DOWN.
Team Drawn by White Horse Knocks
Over Mr.. Frederick Morenci.

Last evening. a little before O'Clock,
another of those collisions between team
and bicycle occurred. A young man,
apparently about IS years of age, was
riding along on his wheel, on Congress
street, near Congress square, when sud-
denly two teams came dashing up the
street at high rate OF speed. TIE rider
dismounted tosayoid one team, when he
was struck by the other, which was
drawn by a white horse. Neither team
stopped to see what injuries had been
sustained by the man thus knocked ov-
er. He was taken into Williamson's
drug store and Rich's ambulance was
called. While waiting for the am bulance,
the man gave his name. AS Charles Fred
erick Morenci. He said that he was
born at Salmon Falls NH, and that
he had been working here for Cornish
Brothers.
When taken to the hospital it was
found that the right leg was broken at
the ankle joint. Mr.. Morenci boards at
the Chase House.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02

Last evening, Mr.. George G. Bray, a
young man employed by Chisholm
Bros stated to Deputy Marshal Sterling
that coat and vest were stolen from
ms roommate named Larrabee, 81 in
money and revolver. He went on a
Prowl among the pawnbrokers, when he
go' PACK from Rumford Falls, and dis
covered them at Nathan Druker's.
DruKer said he bought them at noon
Yesterday from a man who resembled
Bray. Mr. Bray says he is pretty certain
who the man was. who sold the goods to
Druker. Druker thought the man who
sold the goods intimated that he was 60
ing to Boston. :
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
PERSONAL.

Lieut.. Col. Royal T. Frank, q. S.A.,
brother of Hon. M. P. Frank, has beer
promoted to Colonel, and transferred
form the Fourth Artillery to the First,
relieving Col. Loomis L. Langdon in com.
| mand at Governors Island. Col. Frank
has been for long time in command al
Fort Monroe.
An exchange says "The many friends
of Mrs. Nellie Clarke will be pleased to
learn OF her rapid recovery to health.
Her words of praise of the hospital al
Portland. where she has been for a mum.
Der of weeks and still is, are full Of
heartfelt gratitude at the kindness
shown her.
Mr.. S. II. Allen, warden of the state
prison at Thomaston, was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. Austin Reynolds of Pennington
was in the city yesterday.
g Cards have been receiy ed in this city
announcing the marriage at Albany, N.
Y. on Tuesday last, of Mr.. Willis Fuller
Sewall, graduate OF Wesbrook Semina.
ry and Tufts College, and Miss Kate
Louise Howe. They will be at home at
Haverford House, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Mayor Baxter took ex-Mayor Sullivan
of Dublin, Ireland. to drive about the
city yesterday morning. Mr.. Sulli van
left at noon for Boston.
Mr.. Hartley G. Baxter was comforta BILE
yesterday
When Mr.. John B. Curtis again reaches
this city he will be able to report the
probable outlook for business in nearly
every state north of Mason and Dixon,s
line. When ne left here he made rand
trip through New York, and then visited
Chicago. From there he went to one of
his great ranches, and then Estarted fol
the Pacific coast. When heard from yes
terday he was in San Franciso, but was
to start at once for Portland, Oregon.
and from there proposed to take look
at things, generally" returning to Ne
braska by way OF Salt Lake City and
Denver, having large business interests
there, as well as at Portland, Oregon.
and other. points on the Pacific coast.
Then he proposed, SO he said, to go to
his ranches once more, and from there to
make flying business trip through sew
eral states Rapid traveller as he is it
will be some weeks before he will be able
to reach home.
Melvin P. Dalton, formerly of this city,
but for some time past in the West. has
assumed the management of the Mining
Review of Denver, Col. Mr.. Dalton, af-
ter going west, had considerable news
paper experience, and was regarded as a
very bright writer. He was largely in
terested in mines, and has charge at
present OF the business management of
the Review, which he enlarged as soon
as he assumed control, and proposes to
make it the leading paper in its line in
the west.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
BRIEF JoTTlNGs.

Mr.. james Patchen, driver for Muir
dock & Freeman, has broken his arm.
The committee on armory recommend
the purchase of the Hooper & Leighton
building for the purpose, porvided GER
tain legal complications can be disposed
Of
Mr.. II. Collins, the club teacher has
been elected member of the Art Club.
An exhibition will be given later.
The trustees of the Walker estate have
been requested by the School for the
Deaf, the Manual Training, and Evening
schools to appropriate funds for their
use.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Woman's Christian As
26 Spring street
The Wet. u. will shold meeting at
36 Oak street today at 8 pm. 1t is hoped
that every vice president willsbe present,
also those interested in the success of the
work.
Yesterday was fine day; cooler than
for several days past.
Street Commissioner Staples is busy
these days experimenting the laying of
new sidewalks on West and Vaughan
streets.
A party of twelve little girls, the
guests of Misses Bessie and Helen White,
celebrated Halloween at the PrebIe.
After merry time with games and
roasting chestnuts, supper was served
i'll the private dining room.
During the month of October there
entered the port of Portland, exclusive
of fishermen, 545 vessels of all rigs. OF
this feet $50 had eargoes of general mer-
chandise. 1T of lumber, So of coal.
"a of lime, rs of stone, plaster, dry fish
and ice eight each, cement, pilipg and
hay three each. clay six, oil two, bark,
empty barrels, salt, sand gravel, canned
blueberies, silica, railroad ties one each,
brick five. while AZ had no cargo.
Twenty-Five mem bers of the Chestnut
street. church went to Westbrook Wednes-
day evening, and visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Starr, in their new home on Main street.
Their call was a complete surprise to
MIR. and Mrs. Starr. Before the depart
ure of the company they presented Mr.,
ana Mrs. Starr with handsome parlor
chair, finished in white and gold Rev.
Matt S. Hughes made the presentation
speech.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
DEAD SEA APPLES.
The Story of Two Enterprising Fruit
Peddlers

And the DeIuded Women Whom They Sold
They Told Plausible Story But
Their Fruit Was Rotten,
There are some wrathy people in the up
per part OF the city that are looking for
couple of fruit peddlars to call again.
1t is safe to say that if they do they will
regret it.
These young fellows had a plan worthy
the Bunco Williams of New York, and il
worked as we'll. One of them would go to d
house and try to make sale of peaches
he had nice looking ones. great fat golden
peaches that looked as if they would melt
In Your mouth and he wanted to sell them
In case he didn't at the price he named he
would depart and villain No. would soon
appear.
I've brought these peaches,n he would
remark
The look of panied surprise that he
assumed when told that none had been or.
dere9 was capital piece of acting. .sWcll a
lady, ordered basket, but can't find heI
SO hate to carry them back. Can't sell
them to you." And then he would name a
price that seemed very low and most of his
victims bit greedily.
He would pour out the basket full to show
that they swere all large fine ones, and
they We're all wrapped up in paper and
taking his money he would go rapidly hence
In every case he was out of sight before
the peaches were sampled, and lucky fol
him too.
Dead Sea Apples. That describes them
and those that did not come under that
head may be described as ''Whited
Sepulchres." Not peach in peck basket
was fit to eat. The majority were rotten
from the core to the skin, and the remand
er We're dry, and Of an undescribable taste.
They were fair to look upon, but turned to
ashes in the mouth.
These fellows were evidently working
that section of the city and must have
made haul. for they played their game
we'll
Those buying fruit from peddlers in the
near future. will do well to try samples be-
fore paying.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
Baby show w.

Anyone interested in baby faces and
posing will find pleasure in glancing at
the collection in the window of Il. H.
Hay & Son. They are made by jackson,
the Congress street photographer, on the
Zenith Dry Plates, from our home fac
tory on Cross street, and printed on the
lilo Collodion Paper. MIR. jackson is to
be congratulated on this large and hap
py family.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02

DR.. Orrin Fitzgerald, at Falmouth Hotel.
Portland, on Wednesday, November 18th.
nov2dtd
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
]. R. LIBBY.
A-g-a-w-a-m.

Agawam. That word means just
the same to Under
wear that washington" does to
patriotism, aGladstone" to British
craftsmanship, or Neal Dow to
Prohibition.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
"Mrs. winsIow's soothing Syrup

ME- W IHsIUW 3 suUInIlg F5yTup
has been used over Fifty Years by millions
of mothers for their children while Teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays Pain. cures
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup 25c. bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorias
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02

Ladies take Angostura Bitters generally
when they feel low spirited. 1t brightens
them up DR.. siegert Sons, sole manu-
faeturers. At all druggists
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02

See Rosedale tonight. A good seat 75c
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02

Don't miss Rosedale tonight
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
Underwear.

For Men, Women and Children, is
at the very head of the procession,
away up by the band.
For excellence Of material.
For shape and workmanship.
For wearing qualities.
It easily leads.
We control this famous Under.
wear for Portland. No other dealer
has it, and this is the list of qualities.
Ladies' Natural Wool, 81 1-2c.
Vests $1.O0, 1926. White Wool,
and ~ 1-2c, $1.O0. Pearl
Pants. buttons.
Children's. White Wool and Nat
ural Wool. Priced by
sizes. Vests and Drawers, soft,
warm, well finished, Pearl buttons.
Mems. Cancels Hair, 75c
Natural Wool, 75c,
(A) Natural Wool, $1.19
Cancels Hair, 100
Cancels Hair, 1875
Double breas ted
(AA) Natural Wool, 1.5O
Lambs Wool, 200
Full fashioned
Clear w orsted, ESQ
Full fashioned.
White Wool, 100
White Wool, 1926
White Wool, 1.5O
White Wool, 200
Pearl Buttons on all Agawams.
These Agawam Goods are the fav-I
orites of the1bestaNew York, EChica-
go and Boston trade. Reliable in
every particular.
The Portland daily press., 1894-11-02
THE BACK BAY PROBLEM.
Mr.. Herring Speaks Of It's General
Features.
ALL SEWAGE MUST BE CARRIED
BEYOND TUKEY'S BRIDGE.

Some Interesting Observations about Dam
ming Back Bay-There Would be no
Great Difficulties in the Way if the GOV
eminent Would Consent Disposal of
Sewage Must be Studied for Deering as
Well as Portland.