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The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

The town Of Farmingale for several years
past has allow ed discount of ten per
cent on taxes paid before certain date,
but this year it has dropped the discount
and put on an interest charge of II per cent
on all un paid at the given date. Twelve
per cens is very convenient rate to reckon
but it is trife high rate of interest to
charge, although it ought to make the tax
payers pay up promptly.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
CHT'Y OFF PORTLAND.
Assessors Notice.

FANhE Assessors of the City of Portland
Il hereby give notice TO all persons Iia-
pie to taxation in said city, that they will
De ~ session every secular day from the first
,t 20 Inc niaeen5n oay OF April. inclusive. at
o'clock in the forenoon and from two to
five O'Clock in the Afternoon, for The pu, nose
of recpiyihg list Is of the polls and estates
taxable in said City.
And all slsh PERSONS are hereby notified
10 make and bring 10 said Assessors true
and perfect lists of all their poiIs and es-
tates, real or personal, or held hy them as
eEardian. executor, administI ator. trustee
or otherwise, on the first day OF April. ls95.
OF the same.
And when estates of persons deceased
have been divided dnring the past wear or
have changed hands from apy cause tha
interested, is hereby warned to give notice
of such change. and in 1efault of such
notice will be held under the law 10
pay the tax assessed although such estate
And any person who neglects to compiy
with this notice will he doomed to tax
according to the laws Of the state and lie
barred of the right to Iaake application to
the Assessors or County COMMISSIONS Tor
any abatement of his taxes. .unless he shows
that he was unable TO offer such lists With
in q he time hereby appointed.
Blank schedules will bs furnished at tho
Assessors Office ON application.
+, E5 In no case where the assessors have
been put to the disagreeable necessity of
making doom will the possession OF gov
ernment bonds or deposits in the savings
banks be allowed as plea in mitigation of
such DOOM
JOHN W. YORK.
WILLIAM 0. FOX.
WALTER l.. LEFAVOR,
Assessors.
March 20, 1895. mar30dtaprl6
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of zeal estate
have been recorded with the Registry of
deeds:
Portland-Catherine l.. Pugliese to Mary
A. O'Brien.
Kate NJ. Foster to Adele W. Little.
Pownal-C.H. knight to Frank A. Knight.
South Portland-Witham u. Gardner and
George Fl. Tinsley to Joshua G. Ross.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST

A large number of the >snbers of the fire
department of Augusta went to Hallowell
Thursday evening, and attended tine ban
quet given to the jIemen of that city by
Lendall Titcoinb of Augusta for the fine
work they performed in saving from fire
the building in that city owned by him and
occupied by Mrs. Haines. About 200 enjoyed
he banquet.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
PORTLAND'S HEALTH.
Report of the Secretary of the Board of
Health.

Secretary Dyer, of the Board of Health
makes this report of deaths and conta-
gious diseases for the four weeks ending
Saturday. March 23rd, 1895:
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
Passion w eek.

There will be SERVICES in st. Stephen
church every day at p. H., except or
Good Friday when the service will be al
10 30 q. Ii.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

The bonds to be issued by Oxford county
for her new building are per centers and
are selling for l0s. The county commission.
ers gave the Oxford people the first chance
to purchase and S25,000 worth were taken
the frat day. The credit of Oxford is good
at home, it appears.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

Word was received from the Hon. j. W.
Manley's party by cable Thursday morning,
saying that they were at Naples. Italy. and
that all were taxing great delight in the
trip and were well.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

The business meu of Camden are making
arrangements to put on a boat between
that town and the island at the mouth of
the bay. and are now negotiating with Ban
gor parties for boat.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness. Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All DRUGGISTS.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
DEERING.
WOODFORnS.

WOODI OIi D9.
This evening the wonders of astronomy
as seen by Professor Holden at the Lick
observatory, will be given at the Congre-
gational church. 1t is highly commend
ed, first class.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
May Day Carnival.

The stock and fixtures of tho Bangor Ath-
letic Club are offered for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

The ice in the river between Hallowell
and Augusta is about all out.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Non Resident Taxes in the
City Of Portland. in the County Of Cumberland, for
The. Year 1888.

T $ %%s @ $ @ s$ R % S ] $ 5#
office IKE %
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Tucker, Mary A P.

Waite, Henry S.
Warren, John G, heirs.
Weaver. Eunice F..
Webber, Laura.-....
Wetherbee, Gustavus
E..
Whitmore. Ma th'l NJ.
Wigley, Elizabeth.
Willis, Henry. heirs.
Wyman, Lewis w..
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
lEC0RAT


Make or mar a ROOM.
The WALLS are too
co N S PICUOUSLY
VISIBLE to be neglect
ed. They're the FIRST
THINGS that STRIKE
the eye and LOOK BEST
when you DON'T SEE
THEM, because they're
under PAPER. Wall
paper nowadays is a
TRIUMPH Of ART, and
the FINEST, MOST
ARTISTIC and ELAB-
CRATE DESIGNS in
wall paper that have
been produced up to
date are shown in OUR
SUPERB STOCK. We
SKIM THE CREAM, so
to speak, Of the MAR
KET when we SELECT
OUR PAPERS and we're
NOW offering the NEW
EST IDEAS in all
GRADES.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
NAMES
NAMES
Angler, Elizabeth T..
Bailey, Fred o......

Angler, Elizabeth T..
Bailey, Fred o.
Barbour, Samuel A.
Barlow, Thomas l..
Boston & Maine Rail
road Co.
Boston & Name Rail-
road Co.
Boston & Maine Rail-
road Co. o............
Brooks, James S.
Browning, Luzon. -.
Caldwell, Samuel c.
Coburn, Edwin.
Costello. Mary Ellen.
Deake, Hers of Olive
Y :.
Dow Eliza M
Dyer, Ansel L........
Emery, John T G,
Heirs Of.
FesSenden. James D..
Flynn. Hugh F........
Frye. John J......... j
Furbish, Henry H..
Haley, Charles c..
Hamilton, William H.
Hamlin, George FL.
Hogan, Peter w. :.
Kimball, Frederick j
Kimball. Thomas t..
Kinsman, Elizabeth
Heirs ...........
Lamson, Annie
Lewis, Benjamin H.
Little. Timothy, Heirs.
Littlefield, Mary E
and Mary E Miles.
Littlejohn, Clement.
Lord, Ann H A......
Lyman, George Fl,
trustee for Hamilton
Willis Heirs.
Marble, Henry........
Marsh, Albion P.
Marston. James E..
Mcdonald. Ida E -.
Mason, George W.
Oldham, Charles H.
Packard. Isabella l..
Parker, James. -.
Partridge, Charles L..
Portland, Saco s.
Portsmouth Rail-
road Company.
Proctor, John F......-
Randall, Sophia E. -.
Rollins, Charles E..
Rollinsford Savings
Bank.
Ropes. George F..
Sawyer, Abel H.
Sawyer, Melville. ;.
Stanley, Josiah. -.
Sylvester. Ezekiel j. i.
Taylor, George. -.
Thompson, George.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08
III NGou.NEl-H.T.l-CEz!.ssu e T. - s.

WI wife, Ino s. Berry, having left my bed
NA ana beard without sufficient cause There
by forbid any and all persons harboring or
trusting her On my account. as shall not pay
any bill OF her contracting after this date.
Dated at Portland Maine. this 2Gd day OF
April, A. D., 1895.
ap3d1w NATHANIEL w. BERRY.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-08

Especially Noticeable in Children. VIII
Man Cease to Exist? - Can the
"Omega" be Averted?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
Nogalss News Notes.
(Ossis.)

| NOo-Ac.J
 Wednesday morning Mir. F. r. Crsnz | started for the City of Mexico.
 Monday M. J Nugent returned from Yuma, where he had been visiting hls hone.
 The Sonora railroad will run trains by day light only through the rainy sea | son.
 Tuesday E. B. Hogan went out to ! Gro Blanco to set up a windmill and tank for John Lyle.
 The rains have started the grass nicely and soon the hills will be covered with fine green feed.
 ] It he raips continue to do much 1 damage the Sonora railroad will run trains between Guay mas and Nogales by daylight.
 Miss Ollie Thompson is expected from MInas PrIetas shortly to visit friencs. af'er which she wili go to California to
 nter school.
 Arthur Day, the young man who has been in charge of the cOmpsUy's hard ware room, resigned his position and left last Friday for bis home in Phoenix, | ArIzoua.
 Monday the new bell for the Nogales fire department was received, and will ,oon be put into ,sition for use. It IS |, handsome one, and weighs, complete. 520 pounds.
 Between the lines in the regulations governing exporting ores under the pew
 aw of NJ. xicc; may be plainly read the d ic,rIua. of protection to home in- dustry."
 Sunday Mrs. Bird was severly stnpg by a scorpion which was in bundle of water cfess she had just purchased from a Chinese vegetable peddler. She suf- tered intense pain for several days.
 Wednesday morning tbe train from the south wss detain by washout b-tween Querobabi and Santa Ana, and did not reach Nogales until evening. The train from Benson did not wait con nection.
 The rush of ore out of Sonora on &C., l count of the new extraction tax, sud denly terminated July 1st. During the l mouth of June saventy-five carloads of ore passed across the line at Nogsles. | Since ihen there have been but two car- l ads.
 Francisco Lopez, miner at La Col prada, vas terribly msngled last Fri> day, by falling stone. Doctors Hewitt and Wright did some efficient surgical york. but the former gentleman says i ths' tho unfortunate man will probably succumb to blood poisoning which has made it. dread appearance. Tbe question of ownership of the ''U zubio' mine which has been m liti- cation for such 8 long time between :! M MAssrs Negro and Seymour, was settled m July 4th, by compromise. Mir. Negro agreeing to accept 1000 in Mexican ilver for his claim, saying he would rather settle under these conditions than work any longer for lawyers. M. P. J. Zeimet, agent for the New | Mexico & Arizona and Sonora railroads at Nogales has bow and a half dozen | poisoned arrows, made and used by he Seris Indians, on TIburon Island. Tbe bow is of Ruaysvillo native wood, 5 feet 8 inches in length, and very strong and elastic. It takes a man to pull 1t back | the full length of the arrow, and Pete | proposes to use it in testing the capabi- litles of candidates for admission to the Nogales Athletic Club.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
 City, Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. Kings M. Discovery completely cured he, -o" tt saved her life. Mir. ThOe aHa F F sne ,So sSHF Aast, San Francisco, i-+Et., ntgers, i"J' Flor, -~i cold, approach suffered from a drssdr.. >Ians result ,.e consum ption, tried WIt- aostie everything else than bought one
 'n oa Dr. Kings New Discovery and in ts. weeks was cured. He is naturally tihshKful' !iit' 1t is such results, of which ehoF9 are samp es, that prove the "caderful efficacy of this medicine in z, C5uRn9 and colds. Free trial bottiee at @ Geofse Martins drug store. Regular
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
The Mineral Market.
Voyagers for Pleasure

Or business, persons on the point of taking an "outing" on land or sea, yachts men and tourists need and should be provided with some preventive of sea sickness and corrective of Ihe occasional III effects of unaccuetomed air, food and water. Many nervous persons e1pei ence qualms skin to sea sickness when travelIng by rail. They, too, require a ms dical safeguard. The best m exist ence is Hostetter's stomach bitters which promptly relieves nausea, sick headache, biliousnese, cramps and colic, SC. If busir ess calls you to some locs fly where chIlls and fever or bilious re- m'ttent IS prevalent, don't fail to provide yourself with it. For constipation, rheumatism and inactivity of the kId neys it is au excellent remedy. Eminent physicians commend it highly. Lay in supply before you start by boat, steamer or train. It is most service able travelling companion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
Personal.

c s. Osgood, left for Los Angeles last night.
 Francis J. Henev left for the west last night.
 Lon Holiday has gone to California for an outing.
 Dr Goodfellow left for California on the No 20. last night.
 Col. John H. Msr'il left fo- os An geles las night, having recei e tele- < am ann uncing the ssrlous i.lLsse of Lhslr bsby boy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
a Rale early this mornlno which reached

8 gale early this morning which reached a velocity of 70 miles au houi. Many small buildings and trees were blown down and thousands of bushels of spplee pears and peaches were blo VII from the trees.
 TULARE, Cal, July 17-A thresbing l machine engine exploded this morning, [ instantly killing 8 man named Mitchell and fatally wounding Engineer s. Corn ing, and seriously wounding eight oth- CTS. Corning was fsarfully wounded and maugled.
 Los ANGELES, July 7-By the total collapse of sn old hotel building cn Second street. witch wss being raised. seven men were buried in the debris at noon. All are now being extricased and only two are badly hurt. The injured carpenters are named Fisher and Gray bile.
 LONDON, July l7-The greatest excite | ment prevails in the south portion of the division of Lancaster today where Hon. George Curzon, the sitting candi- date and conservative. is contesting his seat against Sir Herbert Nsylor Leyland, liberal candidate. The two candidates, l accompanied by their wives, are driving about rallying forces, and great squads of men and women bicyclists are wear ing the favors of the rlval politicians. LONDON, July 17-The result at ' 45 p. m. stood, Conservatives and Unionists 24O; liberals 23; McCarthyites 2S; Par. nellites 6; labor 1. Net union gain 3l.
 DENVER, Colo, July 17-A special to the Times from Monument, Colo, says; A local freight on the Santa Fs road fell through br d2e at this place today buryIng beneath the wreck Mrs. Albert Cooper and number of the Santa Fe bridge gang who were rebuilding the bridge. The number killed is unknown ss twenty cars are piled on top of tht victims.
 | PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 17-H. H
 Holmes, alias Herman Mudgett, is alleg ed to have virtually confessed to th,
 murder of two children whose bodie
 were found in cellar in the Torontt
 House He is thought to be the mur
 derer of four others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

Thls, one of the last verses ever wril. ten by Rob Tt Louis Stevenson, is l'
 reference to the pOrtrait of bimself which is given to the public with lis verse for the first ms in the July Cosmopolitan. The lines might h. 6 come from the pen of Burns, and are inimitsble in their way. The portrait was declared by Stevenson himself t. be the best ever painted of him In thie same number of The c ,smopoltan Rud
 yarp Kipliog tells an Indion story, to which Remington adds charming illus trations; Mrs. Burton Harrison make a serious study of New York soc,ety ID 'The Myth of the Four Hundred" and "ate Douglass WiRgin contributes a Ia. -fone of the most delightful of story -ats. The Cosmopolitan was Welsh retre.. reduced to ten cfnts with this nnnbar -nuepce, potwith- per conv end ne Q oo,s. -as "out of ,t,r dino i,s Io-oa sd;,;on if "~u.
 print" on the third day of publiesl,~.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

Oz. E. c. Hssz's Hzays AND EaAIs IazAz xsxT- guarur ,eed specific for Hyst4<sA px<S 7sss, ConvolsiORs Fits, eervoEs hearalxis Hsodsche, Nervous ProS<rstioz ce1asd bz tse l,s of slcoholor tobacco, Wakstalness Heutxf Oepressson, ,Softeaing of the Brain waiting in assrity and leading to misery. decay a.d deazA, Premst1re Cid Age, Barennses, Loss of Pczsr either sex, Iavoluns sry Lossas and Sparreaf. .rrhoes canssd oy over-exertlsa of the hc.sn, saf-abuse or over-tpdnlgenca. Each boa con, sEins ons months EsatDsnt. 1z % Aax r tx eoxeS for Ss-ao. can't by Esal postpa}S sa ecs&pt of py5os.
 We GzarAnNss Six 0sx.a coears any eess. With each order received for six boxss, accompanied vsfa sR No zs i'll seod tAe parchaeer our Trittsn guaran ses ee sfusa the none5 If the trsctD<szs doss rot sfSsrS c1ro. 6rersntsss lss1sd Osly hy GECBGF 2AkrxA. Soas ASsas.x xaA C,asrssssssuss 1us.uo hx1san.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
SEX UAL POWER

Positively and Ftrnanently Restored in 10 10 dayl effects in 's1 b"ETs: almost ImE Hate relief M sn dTss, numerals. pills sgOlsons but tA4 aeliciOns HZEXICAE COMPETITION, cOmpoee4 of trTiJs and plants The most Pow Elk FC1 tons i.noN1a. Restores the NIOr. Snap ard HesltI Ot youth. sealed Book free. giving full parucuars Ae
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

Judge Wood was reported somewha better today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 16.-The fire mas grown to enormous proportions and | now covering fifteen miles square is
 rapidly approaching Vscsville and the ! place is in great danger. Men are fighting its progress.
 ATWOOD, H., July 16.-Miss Carrie Moore, the only daughter of Mayor Moore. committed suicide last night be- ! cause her lover had quarrelled with her 1 and threatened not to call agsin. SEYmoRE, Ind, July 16-Dollie Bel
 nap, the adopted daughter of Fleming Sarver, 6 wealthy farmer, kept company
 with Hays Robins, son of another
 wealthy farmer. At the instisation of
 Robins Dollie put poison in her parents'
 coffee to inherit property. Sarver is
 dead and his wife is dying, and the young people are in jail.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July 16.-A. N. Towne, Second Vlce-President and
 General Manager of the Southern
 Pacific died suddenly at his residence in
 this city this morning.
 OMAHA, July 16.-A special to the
 Bee from Butte. Neb., says: There is 8
 general belief here that the rustlers
 captured by the vigilsnts last Sunday | have been lynched.
 AUSTIN, Texas, July 16.-The state officials stated today that they were certain the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight could not take place in Texas under any circumstances. The mora, senti- ment of the state is with the authorities.
 LONDON, July 16.-At 2 o'clock this afternoon the following was received: The general elections resulted in the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

was then taken up. He was charged
 VI b using offensive language n Col.
 Martin. He pieaI guilty. T are 5e ng
 DO further business the court adjOurDei.
 Members will probably leave for home tonight.
 i rather indefinite rumor is in circu
 iatIor which the Prescott Journal Miner
 has been unable to run down, 70 aG au-
 thoTlCst "a source { the effect that AlIs-
 Mari i0rie Raymond, the handsome young
 lady who with her mother gave da cing lessons 10 Prescott, 8 year go, died about B month Ggo ID San Eranci co with asthma. The young iady was al Sicted with this 0i-eRse prior o com ing west, but wss greatly improved by tha F Prescott climate.
 The young lady above referred t0 l. well re, uembered here where she made who will deeply regret 10 learn of her untimely ,4eath-
 On Wedns clay evening last brilliant meteor appsa. ed to pass over the toEu and dipped in be sOUtbwe .t. The impres- sion prevailed a ulOcg many th : il had fallen near by, but lt was Eeen iu Pres cott, Phoenix and Florence Mr R, h. .ert fiamilrou, manager Of the Tucson sn,elter. was iu camp iD Sonora sbou- loo niles in direct lire from her. when Ee saw ihe meteor pass over end burst api naTenty in the vicinity of AL tar. Al the time 1t went to pieces tte fragment charged from a white So red iu color. The a.etoBGtiOn of inc sxDlos ion. which sonded like the distant boom of a csnnoo, reached him uboDt tor minutes afterwards. Roughly estimat- ing the velocity which s0und travels. 1e judged be distance away to be about forty miles. which would briog the ms- .eor not far away from Altar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20


 sailors on the torpedo boat Ericsson were terribly scalded by the bursting of 8 steam pipe whie the boat was cruising ln the harbor At p. ID.
 CINCINNATI, O. July 1.-The large tobacco works of Seaman & Go. 45 Front Street, are burning. The fire IS likel! to spread to other warehouses.
 WASHINGTON, July l7-The comptroll- CT currency has made call on the national banks for reports of their C. D. dltion at the close business Thursday July Il.
 PORTLAND, Or, July 17-Gov. Nc Cornell was in the city lest night. He said he thought the friends of silver could do no more in the next republican convention than to secure a declaration that the nominee of the party will sign silver bill if one passes congress.
 Los ANGELES, July 17-Mrs. M. w. Ormondy, who was arrested with her husband and children a few days ago for counterfeiting. was examined before the United States com mmissioner this morn ing and held in S300n bail. The chil- dren were allowed to go.
 ANDERSON, Ind. July l7-This section was again visited by a destructive wInd and rain storm today. Trees, small buildings and large roofs suffered most At Alexandria, 12 miles north, a new business block was blown down.
 DETROIT, Mich. July 17-Specials to the News from St. Joseph. Beton Har- Dor, and ther points ID the fruit belt of western Michigan, report the blowing of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

The rains have started the grass nicely and soon the hills will be covered with fine green feed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

No further word has been heard O the condition of Recorder Cornell.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

Tuesday E. B. Hogan went out tc Gro Blsnco to set up a windmill and tank for John Lyle.