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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-03

The season of 1896 at the islands in
Casco bay is nearly at an end. The
cottagers nearly all remain but the fit
ting transients departed with the be-
ginning of the cold weather and with
them went all of the gayest and life OF
the islands. In fact the cold wave
knocked the business completely out
from under the summer hotels and
while few guests are still coming to
spend the month Of September in the
bay the next few weeks with the hotels
ali closed promises to be very dull and
quiet.
The first of the hotels to close It's
doors on Casoo bay is the Ottawa house,
Cushings island, W hich finally closes today
It's season Vunder the efficient manage
ment of Landlord Gibson has been the
most prosperous in it's history and the
Dnalerous guests have been from all over
tho country and Of the class that the
hotel men like to cater to. Whether the
hotel will do business next season re-
mains to be seen but one thing is certain
and that is that the year of 1885 has been
good one for this house and the sum-
mer of 1897 promises to be still better
one If he house is opened then.
Nearly all Of the cottagers on Cushings
Inland will remain until the middle of
September or until the school opens So
far there have been no breaks in the lit
tie colony outside of those oocasioned
by the closing Of the Ottawa. The Nc
Intyre family have been the only sde-
partures and if the weather shorld not
continue too cold 1t IL likely that the
Cushings' colony will be found on the
island some weeks hence.
On Peaks Island gayety, the effect Of
the recent cold weather has been more
disastrous. The hotels will continue
open until the last Of the month and
nearly all the cottagers will remain until
that time or the opening of the schools.
but the theater and the other places of
amusement will close this week.
Manager hartley MoOullum was found
yesterday in his dressing room at the
Peaks Island theater and talked pleas
antly OF his successful season.. his plans
for next year and the destinations of
his company when the curtain drops for
the last time this year on Saturday
night.
1 have had the most prosperous sea-
son this year that I have ever known
here. said Mr.. MoCulium. "MS matinees
have all been 40 per cent larger than they
have ever been before and 1 may say
that we have played to full houses every
afternoon and evening during the season.
Never once have We failed to give a
performance and on the rainy and dis
agreeable weather we seemed to have the
largest houses. Next season I am in
hopes we shall be able to give our potrons
a better theater and certain it is that
many improvement will be made in the
present theater even if new one Is not
built. There is some talk Of locating
the new theater in Greenwood garden
and builing handsome structure.
Whether this scheme will ever material
izs or not do not know. At any rate
the present theater will be enlarged and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-03
Something to Know.

It may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to healthy
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
thy stimulates the Liver and Kidneys,
and aids these organs in throwing off
impurities in the blood. Electric Bitter,
improves the appetite, aids digestions
and IS pronounced by those who hav-
tried it rs the very best blood purifier
and nerve tonic. Try it, Sold for SOC or
S1.00 per bottle at II. P. S. Goold's Drug
Store, 577 Congress street.. under Con-
qress Snare Hotel
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

| common schools will open September
14th. instead Of September sth, as an
nounced. The high school will open Sep
| TENDER 9Th.
Capt. A. W. Smart. United Statos in
speotor of dredging, was at his home on
short visit yesterday.
Mrs Maria Wilson Of Preble street is
visiting friends In Cumberland M Ills
Mrs Rebecca Lee, who has been very
Ill, is able to be out again.
Mrs. P. W. "A. Littlejohn has returned
home after brief visit to Boston.
Mrs. Us. Farnham has returned homo
from Bangor where she has been visiting
relatives.
Capt. e. III. Crossman of the schooner
Grace Webster is at home for few days.
Miss Lizzie Willard has returned from
visit to Chebeague.
Mr.. Edward Fowler has moved his
family from Front street TO the house of
Mrs. Broughten on Pickett street
The Salnaritans had picnic supper at
the house of Mrs. Edward Smith on
Preble street. yesterday which was largely
att ended.
Mr.. William Muller and family have
moved to the block of James York on
Sawyer street.
Mr.. Edward Morrill, has just completed
a new device in a tandem bicycle which
ia great improvement over the ordina-
ry tandem.
toI To- g.
stealing pigeons from Mrs. Gregory on
Front street.
MIR. Robert Chase, the diver, is in
Lewiston at work.
The green house of q. J. Harmon g
Co., at South Portland, situated on
School and High streets have been pur-
chased by Mr.. Niles Nelson who has
been connected with E. j. Harmon &
Go. for great many years. These green
houses are said to be the finest in the
state and produce annually great many
flowers of all kinds.
The executive committee of the South
Portland Soldiers Monument ASSOC iation
wiH meet at the house of MIR. N. B.
Knight on High street on Friday eve
ming, September 18th at 7.30 O'Clock The
business OF the meeting Is to approve
the des igns Of the monument which have
been submitted. The monument will
be located at Mount Pleasant cemetery
and will cost about 50. 900. The money
for this monument was raised some
years ago by the association by town
aid and citizens subscriptions. The
design is a bronze soldier on the top of
a granite PEDESTAL Those who have
seen the plans for. the monument pro-
claim them to be of the most graceful de-
sign.
The barkentine Golden Sheaf, Capt.
Chandler, is hauled up on the Marine
railway for repairs. On recent voyage
the vessel went aground on a-bar and
sustained some minor damages although
she WAS able to bring to t his city and
discharge her cargo Of coal without
difficulty.
Mrs. G. ". Taylor, who has been CON-
fined to the house for the last year with
sickness, was out yesterday for the first
time.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Cole is in attendance at
the State fair in Lewiston.
Miss Bertha Gray of Marion, Mass, ia
visiting Mrs. Minnie Thompson on Pleas
ant street.
On Saturday night the summer season
at Willard will virtually be ended and
many of the restaurants and other resorts
around the Casino will be closed. The
during greater part of the fall ana
winter.
The mem bers of the q. W. S. club
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-03
JOhnS0t1's 's' ;s;o'"
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Family Physician. Could a remedy without
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everybody for nearly a century. 1t is mar
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and sleep. Its electric energy ever1asting1y
eradicates Inflammation without irritation
For more than forty years have used John
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gard 1t one Of the best and safest family med
icines; used internal or external in all cases.
D. H. INGALLS,, Dea. I'd Bapt. Ch., Bangor, Me.
The Doctors signature and directions every bottle
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Six bottles, 3a.00 L 8. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass
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DEERING.
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.
GEN. C. H. GROSvEN0R
WILL SPEAK A.

Hoegg's Hall, Deering Centre,
MONDAY EVENING, sEpT.7, AT 8 P. M.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-03
Republican Rally.

There will be q Republican rally at
City hall this evening at O'clock. Ad-
dresses will be made by Hon. Henry B.
Cleaves and Hon. Serene Z. Payne OF
New York. Music will be furnished by
Chandler's band. Ladies can find seats
in the gallery
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-03
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TO CURE a COLD NONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the mOuey if it fails to cure. 25e.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
MEN se.ooL COMMENCEMENT.
Five swsst eid eraduaiss Rsesivs thsir
Diplomas.


Last Monday evening the commence
ment exercises OF the Delta High School
were held at the Anna-Dora opera house,
tho attendance Of friends being DO large
~ to pack the house to its utmost capac-
ity. Tho members Of the class Of '96 ars
Misses Clara Louise Huntington. Minnie
L. Girardet. Elsie L. Foster. Mary Ella
Cameron and Mabel L. Clegg, and they
all acquitted themselves in q very credit
able manner. Miss Clegg having pre-
pared 4 fine essay which she was ex.
cused from reading on account Of i'll
health.
Tho program for the evening Was a
follows:
Invocation, Rev. Weaver.
Instrumental Duet, Mesdames Down
ing and Wilson.
Grafton, Astronomy" Clara Louise
Huntingdon.
Essay, To-day the Future Of Yester.
day, the Past OF Tomorrow Minnie L.
Girardet
Vocal Solo, Words Cannot Toll my
Love for Thee Mrs. H. H. Smith.
Recitation. MARY, Queen of Scots" !"
Elsie L. Foster. 4
Essay, ave Build the Ladder by
Which We Climb" Mabel L. Clegg.
Male Quartet, The Sailors Dream"
Aessrs. Doughty, Lower. Torrence and
Mathers.
Address to Glass, Supt. w. G. Harris.
Presentation Of Diplomas, w. r. Rob-
ertson.
Song. Farewell" High School Quartet
Benediction. Rev. Lower.
Mrs. H. H. Smith received q we'll mer.
tied encore. as did the male quartet.
Prof. Harris addrcss was full Of good
and timely advice to the young ladies.
which. il followed, cannot help but be
Of benefit to them.
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES.
Tho graduating exercises Of the eighth
grade occurred in the school house last
Thursday afternoon. Quite q number
OF visitors were present to witness the
awarding Of diplomas. Tho class con-
sisted Of Misses Kate Turner, Eva Sand
ers. Lucy Barlow, Florence Kohnls. Ell
len Smith, Louise Hollister. Nsttie
Ingersoll, Grace Hunt, jamie McGrana-
han, Pearl Worth, Mary Adams. Stella
Cockrell; Messrs. Clarence Smith, Yer
non Brown, Rees Winton, Emmett Nor
ton. Edward Tucker.
Tho presentation Of diplomas was made
by Prof. W. g. Harris in his pleasant
easy way.
Class address BY Miss Emma Myers.
which was delivered with great deal Of
feeling.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Attend the council meeting at the
opera house to morrow night.
II you want Delta improved attend
the council mseting tomorrow night at
tho opera house.
TELLURIDE has raised 1880 for her
Fourth Of July and il proper railroad
rates are secured she should have good
ly delegation from Delta to assist in the
celebration.
Wm. Radcliffe, OF England. arrived
las. week and is q. Alexander lakes
looking after the property in which he
is interested thcte. 1t is tho intention
Of Mr.. Radcliffe and those interested in
the lakes to allow all citizens OF Delta
county free fishing privileges on appli-
cation to the manager at tho hotel and
those found fishing without permits will
be looked after by tho deputy game
warden. This course is found necessary
to protect the fish until the lakes are
well stocked.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
Trossee'o Aooe.

whereas, Marx W. Brown snd ausse Y. Brown
his wifi. by their certAi. 9ssd q trust. dated
recor,ics Of deeds CT Delta county, Colorado, In
trustee. the following described real ssiats stu
ats, lying and being in the county of Delti, and
s;aac Of Colorado to-wit:
The south half of the south east quarter Of sec.
north west quarter and the north west quarter
Of the northeast quarter ri sectton tweuty two
CD .il ~ to.nship nnsen rs, ruth Of isnee
ian. with any and aii water rights aud psiviexcs,
ditch or ditehss sppursenans 70 or used with said
In trust. " secure the payment ri one
certain Pecrn.sory note therein described, to
gether with the Interest thereon o. previded for
MARI W Bro.n ana e~sie Z brown have msde
deisa;t In the paymsnt Of sid NODE I; and where
where's, Il is prov yided In .sil deed Il trusi that
n the said Il, n sheldon. trustee shsiI refuss 10
srs, the legal holder Of s..d mote may appoint
lee @ u % ses Instead % 4 the - .id Z. II sse,Hon. dom
Who shall teseupoD become his suecenor 10 The
s.es IN ~ s y tra.. % i"e ne I pusss. sr ss s.% sS
lsrts sf said dSed II trsst. with af the powers.
Ssss: :s s III sS s sss sss r.sa..s e
acs In this behalf; and, whereas, The Equisabie
securities Co, tis. Ieea! holdes q s.i1 ross By
la, appolnted snd s',bssis.seS de undessie.si
- trusiss. 70 scs inssesd e ssid d II. DkeEion,
= ~ ne 80 y ,iss. 4 sss ~ pes.r. sssssS ss
II 1e BY aid decd Of irsss and saId deed II o..
poentWyoae, aad fyr the puSprse of 1crec1osing NJ
ansDs. ]. she undersigned. AIlsN y. Henusaa, -
eesmtes, DO hsssby give noetee thas ] VII eu she
31d day os June. fs9s ~ tlse hour of two O'Clock
p. -. Of ND day, prsceed IN sell she ps0perty
hesetnleecse iesrrftrd, at public yendue. . ne
ht9hoge et6des. fss cas8, - she RrpDsWs Sars<s
dUw ~ a. CSUt House, In the city u Deovss
euuney q Arnpahos, ssAee ~ ColoenAc, IA astisfy
~ &ss ssd tss-rsA ssd ths eoss q exssus,as
ALIEN p SEAMAN. Trustee
A. T. SMITH. Attorney.
Firyt ps,h. Nay ~ lsss June ", foDs
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
Dseeratien Day q. nsscaaiss.

The people Of the North Fork country
arc nothing il not patriotic and last Sat.
urday showed that their appreciation OF
the work Of the old soldiers has not in
the least abated. That forenoon they
formed . procession said to have been
more than milo in length and went to
the cemetery where the veterans graves
were decorated in becoming style.
Returning to town q superb dinner
was served by the ladies Of tho w. r. c.
at their hall and after the refreshments
bad been partaksn Of the following pro-
gram wss rendered.:
Hymn and Prayer.
Welcome address.
Flag welcome by Mrs Geo. Duke.
Patriotic Dialogue by girls and boys.
Address by Judge Wclch.
Patriotic Song. Our Flag Forever"
Club.
Defamation by Esther Dunn.
Address by Hon. G. L. Pike.
Song by Cleo Club.
Defamation, Jessie Rose aud Z. Hol-
lister.
Defamation, Mise Smith.
Song by Cleo Club.
Defamation, Laura deck.
Address BY Elder Martin.
Defamation by Lizzie Roeber.
Speech by Com. J. Keiser.
Song, Marching Through Georgia"
Music by the band was intcrspersed
th ,o,, OH ont Hb> ro,,d;t;,r - eh~ s.~,,l~,
program and in every way the observ-
snce Of the day was we'll worthy Of the
people who participated.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
fFirst Pub. June ]: las, June "a, 1881
Notice eT Yan.0 a-eele~e.s.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Asa Moore, de
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on Monday, the
I'd day Of J Junr, ls9i, being one Of the regular
Delta county. Ia the state Of Colorado, I, A. Il.
King, Administrator Of said estate, will appear
settlement as snch administrator. pray the sp-
pfoyal Of the anne, and viii then apply to lie
discharged snch Adm in.si rator. Al which
time and place any pcrson in interest may ap-
pear and present objections 10 the same, IL any
there he.
Dated At Delta, Colorado, May Il. 1885
A. II kIso
Administrator OF the Estate
ri Asa Moore, deceased.
ffirst pub nsy "a. last June IL, isse
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
MEMORIAL aAv " DELTA.
4 Nest eueeessaul aa1 Plsasaat oeessisa
Q. A. r., 3. Of Y. aa1 4. ?. A.
Attend In 8sdy.

Saturday. Memorial day was appropri-
ately observed in Delta, the G. A. r, 8.
Of ", and A. p. A.. all turning out their
full quota Of membership to assist in tho
exercises.
About 10 o'clock in tho morning the
above organizations. headed by the
Grand Mesa band, formed . procession
on Main street. the g. A. r. and 8. Of v.
coming from the opera house and the
A. p. A. from their hall in tho Mathers
building.
Az the band diecoursed . beautiful
march leading the procession. citizens
in carriages dropped into the line Of
march making it the longest procession
ever witnessed in Delta. Arriving at
the cemetery the u. A. r. went through
their exercises from their ritual the 8. Of
v. firing the customary salute, after
which the decoration Of graves took
place.
AFTERNOON sKRvIck.
At o'clock in the sfterooon the opera
house was well filed, almost the entire
seating capacity being occupied. A
carefully prepared program having been
previously arranged was carried out to
the letter. Invocation. Rev. ]. L. Lower;
ritual service, g. A. R.; recitation, Eula
Rollins. which was appreciated by every
body, the little Miss delivering her
piece Roll Calr' in . most excellent
manner; song. Marching Through
Georgia sung by the entire audience;
address to the children, Prof. @. W.
Harris; address to the Sons oe Veterans,
Lyman I. Henry; address 70 g. A. r.,
Major Houts; benedictiou BY DR.. Stock
ham. This program vss intsrspersed
by music furnished By the band. and
taking the exercises - % whole. Shsy
were enjoyed by all.
The opera house stage wss handsome
ly decorated with bunting, naes aud
pottsd plants.
On Sunday morning the meoorial
sermon was preached in TIE Prssbyterian
church b. ths Rev. J. L Lower, TO .
large and sppsscistivs asdisacs. The
local Iodes oe A. r. A. attended in
= body and also large sumbcr ~ the
cid ecIdiers ~erc present.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

The board Of health has issued notice
to many OF the properly owners to clean
up their premises and it is to be hoped
that their orders will meet with . cheer
ful and prompt compliance as the sani.
tary condition Of the town will be great
ly improved thereby.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
Died.

Word was received here Monday
morning that W. S. Garren had died at
Cripple Creek and that the body would
arrive that afternoon FOR burial. The A.
p. A. Council was notified and turned
out in body TO escort the remains to
the Baptist church. where tho funeral
services were conducted by Revs. j. L.
Lower and A. H. Stockham, and from
the church to the grave, where short
services were Eeld.
Mr.. Garren was one OF the steadiest and
best Of the young men who have made
Delta their home and leaves parents two
sisters and brother to mourn his sud
den death.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

6r. LOUIS experienced the worst
cyclone yet recorded in the history OF
this country last Wednesday night, the
property los running up to about
o25,o00yo00 and the death los to about
400. People in Colorado Who feel in.
clinsd to kick about the spring winds
aDd accompanying dust are now hiding
out and declaring they never objected to
dust, not in the least.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
cesy News RuoSsts.
May 81, 1896.

May 81, 1896.
Special Correspondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Snelson, John and
Miss Olive arrived Friday from Arkansas.
Oliver NJ. Cox has gone to Telluride.
Water Commissioner J. c. Hart is
kept busy now days.
Mrs. VIM. Rowan has gone to Lake
City.
J.C. Irwin 10 down from Saw Pit and
says plenty Of people are coming in
there.
Barney Kennedy, Of Cripple Creek. has
been visiting his family in this vicinity.
When We read q the disastrous cy-
clones that are passing through the
eastern states leaving death and destruc-
ton in its path We ought to be contsntsd
with the wind and dust We have here.
J. W. SneIson and son. Will. J. T.
Robinson and H. z. Baird were up on
Grand mesa last week.
There has been several acres Of toma-
toss sst out IN this vicinity the past
week.
Mark Phoenix has planted one acre
of cucumbers.
Miss Luke, Of Peech Valley. was call
ing in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and 1rs. Ed Rowen, Mrs. @. r.
ChiIes aud daughter, Bessie. and DR..
Austin Miller were calling on friends
At Ceaaredgs Sunday.
Hoo<yFH.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

A GREAT Midsummer carnival il to be
held At Salt Lake City on July 2. and
4 in honor Of the first anniversary OF the
statehood of Utah. Special rates will
be made by the r. G. Western for the
occasion and it will be good time to see
the city,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

DELTA il aTresdy making arrangements
for the proper reception and entertain
ment Of the Western Slope congress.
which meets in that city in September.
and has appointed the necessary CON-
mittee to take charge Of the affair
Denver Nova,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
eart q naaks.

Geo. B. McClellsnd Post. G. A. R.;
Delta Camp 8. Of w.; Delta Council No.
GO. A. P. A. and Delta Council No. %
w. A. p. A. hereby extend their thanks
to Rev ]. L. Lower. Of the Presbyterian
church, for his eloquent memorial ser
mon and also to the choir for tho
beautiful music rendered.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

TIE contrast between the manner in
which Decoration day was observed one
year ago and its observance Saturday
shows that in Delta, at least, there has
grown splendid sentiment Of patriotism
and loyalty during that time.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
Exesaasr.s Malice.

The unde rsisned. having been appointed ad
ministrator Of the estate Of Lucius " Smith. late
OF the county Of Den, In the state rf Colorado
deceased, hereby gives notice that he " appear
bcforS the County Court Of Delta county. al the
court house In Delta, in said county, at tie
nsxt. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and rs-
quested TO attend for the pc-pr< 1t having the
sainc adjusted. All persons Indebted To sa!d
estate are reIncssed to make immediate pay
ment TO the undersigned
Dated this xsth Cay VI May, A. n 1895
A. L. kiS0, Administrator
tFirst Pub. June J: last June "a, is2sl
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

The Burlin gton line has made special
arrangements Tor sleepers to st. Louis
during the republican national conven-
tion and is prepared to handle ali the
business from Colorado. II you want to
60 you cannot do better than to get your
ticket via that line.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
Nesses fer Passsesssoe.

Notice fer P00oseaes00.
LASD oyTicR At MoxrRosk, CoLo.,,
June I. isoc.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing nam
ed settler has fled notice of his Int milton ma
final proof In support of his claim. and that aid
proof will he made before Milton r. Wsich,
county judge and cx-oificio clerk, At Della, Colo,
rsdo 81 July 10. 1876. viz:
CHARLES POPE.
Who made d. y. No. lyls. Ute s~ries for the SE,s
SWk. Sec. .. Twp. IL $, r 81 W. 9Th r. u.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
0i1 land. viz
David = Stephens, Daniel J. Nelson, Isaac d
Blanchard, Alfred }. fIaAlcy. all Of Pao,,ia Cole
A. 3. AMsBARY, Register
flint pub. June .: last July 8, 1851
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

A TRIP east - far % Kansas City
shows that crop prospects. especially for
wheat and corn. are very bright. AZ old
corn = ceiling at Is cents per bushel and
hogs at 2 cents on foot business il quiet
in that agricultural country and the
crop Il 16 to l silver men 10 growing at
a'rapid rate.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

GROVER CLEVELAND has vetosd the
River and Harbor appropriation bill on
the alleged ground OF jobbery connected
with its contracts. He is prompt to dis
countenance everything in that line in
which he has no personal interest.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

IT is said that rate Of GO cents per
100 pounds is made by the D. 4 r. G..
Ry. from Durango to Denver on Now
Mexican fruit. II this 10 true Delta
should certainly have bstter rate than
at present.