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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25

The physician was surprised tt
find the head OF the household a
the door with a shotgun.
"Why, what's the matter9
stammered the doctor.
THAT there Seattle beer you Civ,
my wife, she says is maxim hel
feel like a new woman, and l wan
you to understand that no new
woman business goes in this house
Fust thing | know she'll be on
maxim speeches.
For sale at Criterion saloon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25
FREE SIDESHOW.

Marian Moreiras, the nrmless won
der, and Mildred Kingsley, the
Thorma. or head without II body, oc-
cupy u side tent at the circus. Beth
are great draw cards, and are special
objects of amazemcnts IN the natives.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25

lMMN NfNN NNNH
Followi iuF in The program Tor This
evenings concert by the Goterumeni
band a. Emma square, ~ 1880. direct
cd by rtufessnr iiergrf'
FART T.
Overture Festival ............ Nhch
Waltz Old Nrlulics tby request
.t..tt.t+...ttttt s..sstss h"ftei
"Reminiscences of Nii Nations .tusitrry
Three Hawaiian solos aud thuruscs
"lluuheuu"
"pua Nhui"
"Nua Ne Ialai"
PART ~.
Medley Nusiral Review .... River,
March Liberty tb, rcquesO Gee.
.................. Matilda walker
Fantasia Mount Guard .Eilrnlerg
March Company u Ministries Thy
rrqucst .............,... Hcrgrr
Hawaii puuoi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25
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Telephone 139.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25
wou,n,s ooLumpIAN ExposITioN

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and as strengthening laxative that
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-25

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
(GortfeBuns folst)
g m mer oer5eIbe. Son

mer berfeIbe. Sons
mercienpdtbtn (einen 8rief leIenb) {:
rNein, Der Mprib lit bod elm eeborenes
9ei9dftsmeni6. Sa bait Ou ibm
bod na9briidli9 anempfoblen, ii9
gang BON alien @ei6dften fern s1 ball.
ten unb nur ieiner @elunbbsit gu le=
ben. Meinit Ou, er tann esq Oa
f6reibt er eben, er bate ii6 i9on gum
5ipeiten Mal in einsn Gbrenbanbel
eingelafen."
Sn Der Sauptiaa {
film m t's. Ri9ter: Sinh sic tpez
gen bes bamalisen 8ersebens re6ts=
trdftig penlrtbeilt porben?" = 2lnses
tlagter: r4rd ftie perurtbeilt bin id ee=
iporpen; Der 9eipel tpeib, ob redts
obep lints."
-@or ridt. Gi9ter: rSie
bebaupten, BEL 8esebuns Der Shat to-
tai betrunfen eetpefen gu ietn = aber
teiner Der 3eueen bat etpas bapon be-
merit" - Inseflaster (ipeeen 9auss
friebenabnu9es unb f9perer &Drper<
perlesuns): rSa idaun's, Serr prdz
isnbent, ih bin balt psri4lofensr
gbaratter."
-Nu 9 eine Orohuns. Sn
etnem Oorfpirtbsbaus eeratben Der
8iirsermeiiter unb Der Sobtengrdber
in Streit. nobei 2ssterer ben gri iteren
inter ben Slid mint. - rDess fas' T
Dir" ruff in bieIer perspetfeften Siz
tuation Der 8iirsermeiiter Dem Sobz
tensrGber gu, rfo lang I in Der
G'meinb mas g. ias'n bab', srabit mi
Ou not ein!"
g el b ~ u st. - Wber.
Srdulein Soa, Sic tennen bod ben
9pttpr Srio2" - nSa = aber nur
pom &orbseben ber!~
% oieie . dter! rWas bat
oenn Sein Mann 10 piel au fdrei-
benz. ;. Gr iol bod lieber or bieIen
idonen Sage nit Dir ipasieren geben!"
v@9, es lit elm Glsno! 2aum lit ein
i1oner Grlhlinsstas. 10 madt er fun
benlang Geblbte auf benlelben!" .8eb
bod eiiirnal 3u ibm unb tor i'm nit
einem anb!4 .Gann miro's nod
idlimmer! Damn ma1t er cine gan3e
Wo9e lang Gehi9te auf ben 2ub!"
- M bern. ... Mie, bic
tolohole Mit9ift erbielten sic idon
por Der pDhaeit ausbeaabltY Gano benu
aud bic Dermdblung bereits fatt, ba-
ben Gie Shre iunae Grau i9on 81 1iG
senOmmen21 sd babe bieIen Gor.
malit6ttu bereits aenlat!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
3. 6 q pi tel.

gm anoerp Morsen mar Sraute
friiber als iurlt i'm Wobnaimmer.
Gum sebeimen S.anrm bes 6ausz
mGo9ens orbnete Tie in nsrpDIer Sait
Sa1en uno Seller auf bem &affeetil9
unb laui9te ba5pii9en geIpannt na9
Der Sbiir. llebernd9tigt iab iie aus.
Ountle Hinge aosen fih Inn bic Muz
gen, bic 2ioer tparen seidpollen. Sbr
Ionit 70 itilles, selafenes Weien par
fieberbafter grresuns seipi9sn.
3eritreut erpioerte Tie srau SG1iz
tsr's MorsensruB unb nabm ibr sez
geniiber tbren plaB sir. yleben ibr
ftano Der seibnibte Gbenbolafubl,
Sermann's 2ieblinssmDbel aus benz
Rau9aimmer, unb audi Iein Rau6.
ierpice bate iie beriibersebolt, trobbem
fir gepDbnlib Der Sabatsqualm in
bieien HGumen Der tpitbaren Ypllter
tpegen itrens perp0nt toar.
9Grter unb ftrenser benn ie 1dh
Srau S6liiter aus. Sic bemerfte,
bab ibre @nfelin bic Ha9t bur9peint
bate. Seinbi ieltg blidte fie auf ben
2eberi itubl. Wel9er Ginfan, i'm BON
feinem iabrelansen plab fort5unsbs
men! l1no ert bic Gisarren! 0Gtte elm
Samiltenmitsfieo Der S9liiter's ie
auf ben@ebanfen fommen tDnnen. bier
gu rauden? Wenn man bas einfiibren
tpollte, fonnten bic @obelins unb bic
alien Ufeiiter rubis in bic gfumpel>
TANNER panbern. Niemanb piirbe
fi9 nad ben raudselhipGr5tsn Oin-
germ 5uriidiebnen. Mber iie 1agte
ni4ts. @leih Sral1ten blidte iie ab
unb gu ,,ah Der Sbiir unb nartete.
2dnsit itanb bic i9Dn seI9peifte,
bampfenbe aaffeetanne auf benz Slid.
Sraute bate. um Elm i9nelles grtals
ten gu per5iitea, cine Serbiette barum
gef9lunsen.
rWir tpolIen ni9t ldnger iparten,
Sraute; ion i9 Dir ben Raffee Bee
iorsen9"
sd banfe, 9robmutter."
rOu banfit9 Du bai geitern Mbenb
nt9ts gegefen nnb ba5u ben Nerger-
ib Dentgitens Elm 8rDt9en."
sd banfe. SD babe tetnen Mppes
tit."
sd peritebe Did niht, Rinb. llnb
tpenn er nun gar niht fommt2 WilIii
Du ibm 5u Qirbe faiten2A
Graute audte Sufummen. Gar nibi
iommerg Das f0nnte ct ihr anthun9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

SAB mid bod, @robmutter, id
bite Di6!"
Rum, tpie Ou tpilIft. Seine 9flidi
pdre es allerbinss, Did bas. mas er
getban, perseRen Su MAIDEN. Doh
bas iinb Inii9ten. limb i9 bin etne
alte 5rau = bic Welt bat fih fpobl
ldnsit sednbert. Sbue, mas Du
tpillit."
Sraute onttportete nicbts. sic batte
ben aopf in bic 9anb geitiibt; bic
Worte Der erbitterten yrau borte fie
nt6t. Rur zines erfiiIte fie: aommt
er9 &ommt er2
Oa tlopfte ss, Sraute fubr auf.
r9erein!"
6einri9 mar es.
nWas sibt's, Seinrid2" fraste Srar
S9liiter.
gr biiftelte perlesen.
Ser Baron =" faste er unb pers
beherte ii9 itotternb: ,Oer Baron -"
unb rteb nit benz 9anbriiden bas
glattraitrte 8inn.
nWas tits benn9" fragte audi
Srdute betlpmmen.
Ser 9err Baron tp;in16en - la1z
len enti6uloigen - baben befoblen-"
er tpiirgte an ben Worten.
$50 fpreden sic bo9!" rief bic
iun9e Srau 3ornig.
- i9 ion ben &affse in,
Compton ierbiren, baben Der 9err
Baron befobIsn."
Ser ftdnbniblos iab i'm Srdute an.
,Sagen sic es in Der 3ii6e," bez
merfte Srau S9liiter elei9miitbig.
r9ier, nebmen sic bic Safe bes
9errn."
lnb Seinri6 eing.
rOa bait Ou's!" Iagte lie miirrii9.
sd fpubte porber, bab es 10 tommsn
tpiirbe."
sraute idGug bic Sdnbe por bas
geii9t.
n@roBmutter," i6rie fie auf. riei
barm9sr3is! Dies eine Mal! eaB mid
alein!"
nSest Did auein GaFen9 Sn bie=
fem 3uitanbe -"
.Grobmutter, tpenn Ou midi lieb
bait - geb - qudle mid ni9t ldns
ger! Sci barmber5tg!"
9rpbe Sbrdnen perlten iiber ibre
Wangen unb Srau Sdliiter, bic ibre
gntelin, beren itolse. itarte Natur iie
itets betpunoerte, nun fafunsslos, gez
brn9en bor iih iab. pereab ibren
Ierger, i6re gmpOrung.
nN6, Sraute, mein Sinb - metn
liebes &inb -"
sic elite gu ibr BIN unb ber5u9te
bic S9lu95enbe gu trDiten. llnb pie
bor Sabren BEL benz @erluite ibres
@aters, 10 tniete Sraute audi beute
por benz 2utberituble, ibr Saupt i'm
@9oobe Der 9reiIin berbergenb. Die
aitternben, ipelfen 0Gnbe Itri9en iiber
ben i6par5en S6ettel; SbrGne auf
SbrGne rollte aus ben Nugen Der alien
Srau unb ipie bur9 einen S6leier iab
iie ben sudenben aDrper bes armen
Weibes; bas pilbe S9lu95en aerriB
ibr 9era.
rSraute, mein 8inb! Sd bin ia
Bel Dir! gs tpirb pergeben - nimm
es ni6t 10 ernit -" fliiiterte lie uno
berfu6te bic Weinenoe auf5uri9ten.
Sci ittu, mein 2tebling, bOrit Du
mid benn ni6t? 8iellei9t fommt er
nod! .. ipeine bod ni4t mebr!"
9lber bic bebenbe Stimme perballte
unsebOrt. 0er5neiflung 6ielt Sraus
ten sepadt. llnb iie it0bnte auf in
bittersr Reue unb tpoqte it9 ntht tr0>
fen lahen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

Geftor folgen tppllte unb bod au tbm
suriidfebrte.
Mie er allein mar!
ySraute!" faete er leiIe, vSraute!"
unb oriidte beibe 6dnbe Dor bas
audenoe Gefdt unb in |etnem 9erssn
inar es Ta4t getporoer.
We6aniih ging er i'm 3immer auf
unb nieber unb jebesmal, tpenn er an
bic Sbiir fam, lauibte er binaus. Oa
i1lug eine l15r unb tpedte ibn s.,ass
ieinem 8riiten. Wlit einem sylu9e
tparf er ben 3opf in ben Naden unb
itieb NIT bem SUB na9 Settor, Der ii9
tptnielnb bertro9. -
eSm Saumel erflomm Sraute bic
Stufen. 8ei iebem Sritt bor9te fie.
Sic tpdre 10 germ auriidgetebrt, bGtte
sr tie aerufen; seipib, iie mare an ieine
Bruit eefunfen, Tie tpollte pergsben,
beraeifen = nur ibn ni9t perlieren.
Iber es blieb tobtenitiI; nur bas lana=
lame, i9perfdllise Sit-taf, tit-tat
-. bas aug benz boben ltbridranf i'm
Gorrtbor ertDnte, unterbrab bic Hu=
be. @elbit ibre S9ritte berba[lten
lautlos auf ben btden 9dufern, tpel6e
bic Sreppen bebedten. Sic alaubte erz
fttden gu miiifen, 10 rate bas 8lut
burd bic Ioern, 10 bdmmerte es in ben
Sdldfen.
Wie ge6ebt flob iie portpGrts, bis
tie eri9Dpft in ibrem 9ema9, bas tie
ols Wedo6en tnne gebabt, anlanete.
sic bor6te an Der Sbir unb taItete
ild boripdrts gu ten Soilettentii9,
um 2i6t an5uaiinben. - 2ange, LAM
&c lab lie auf benz Bertrand. uno enbz
lid lOite tie bie'i6peren Sle9ten unb
legte ods felte Sleib ub, um freier atbs
men gu tOnnen.
9ermann mubte tie ia pern1ifIen
ipdter; muBte Iie iu9en. Sic itredte
ii9 aus uno lieb ben 9opf auf benz
nadten Irm ruben, bas i9parse6aar
fiel fefellos iiber ibre S9ultern. unb
lie tpartete, oab er tdme, erI6raf, !penn
etne Sbur iid Dffnete ober i9lob unb
5pang Elm 2d4eln auf ibre 2ippen
uno i4ludte bic Sbrdnen binunter.
Sic tpollte i9Dn iein, perfiibreril9
I4on, penn er ite bolte. Mber Stunbe
auf Stunoe perrann unb iie 6Drte
ni6t ieinen feiten S9ritt auf Der
Sreppe. Ginmal tpurbe bic Saustbiir
bonnernb susei6lasen, 10 beftig, baB
tbre Gampe arffldderte. Sollte er =
aber netn, es mar ia i9on gu 1pGt Der
Winb mar i9ulo. Der latteNa9ttpinb2 2
3pOlf i9lug es bonn Sburm; ems;
5ipet. uno nod fam er nicbt.
Sic pdl5te ii9 rubelos in ben aiIr
len, Die feu6t paren bon ibren Sbrdz
men. Wenn lie i'm nun perlpren bate
%, tparum bate iie ni9t geipro6en!
n9ermann!" i9lu4ate iie, nSer=
mdnn!"
Sa, enbli6! War er's? Sic rthtete
ii9 auf = ME mar ibr 70 bang getpez
fen, ME! Die Sbiir unten nurbe oez
Dffnet - oeutlih bDrte lie es bur6 bic
itiae gladt. 9lber auglei6 branoen
audi la9enDe, beiIere Stimmen su ibr
binauf. uno bann bDrte iie unii9ere
S9ritte, bic itolpernb ben iteinernen
Sausflur our6i9liirften. Sic Iprang
auf unb oerriegelte bic Sbiir un6
bor9te tpieber.
SeBt mubte er oben iein - er taz
itete nit Der Sanb it4 portpGrts -
ieBt, adj, elm 5lu9 = nun mar er
briiben. Die Sbiir fiel binter ibm in's
S3loB. Oas erIte Mal mar es, bab
er 10 na9 Saufe sefommen.
Srauts tniete am 8oben; Der brenz
nenbe &ppf lebnte am Sburpfoiten;
trampfbaft paren ibre Singer in elm
amber gei6lungen.
sd bin fdulb, th!" murmelte fie,
runb babe Did bod 10 lieb, Ser
mann!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Der Mu berpoaeI. sy,tns

= Der WunberbDgeI. Siins
&c Oame: SD belize einen ganorien%
posel, Der pIdttbeutih fpriht. 9err
Mber GrGulein gmmi. bas iit bod
gar niht m0gli9! - Dame: unb
bod pDrtli6 fpobr; inenn man 3l ibm
fpri6t: .Mat rDofit Du lieber. 81.
gurr' oher Pip24 bonn aatportet q
.pip!A &
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

i4 fie ni4t sana."
Setn fbDnes Weib lG9elte aud
iebt nod; aber in ibren Musen fpieselz
te fih cine lei1te llnrube. Warum
fprah er 10 ernit9 Warum mid CT ibz
rem 8lid aus9 Cine @9ulb, bic ii1
NIT @elo beaablen ldbt, 1T bod nt9t
10 srob!
Giniter blidte Der Baron gu 8o=
ben. Nun Tam es linn f9perer an, au
beiAten, als er es fir mOsli9 sebalten
gr feuf5te leife.
.gei benz. mas i'd Dir iebt fase, bin
i4 ni9t berehtigt, Namen gu nennen.
Sd tpiirbe iportbrii9ig, Sraute."
,Mber ih begreife Did nidt, 9ers
mann; bas Mnes finb ia Nebeniaben.
llnb bann tenne i'd ia AUDI bic 3eute
gar niht."
0rau &C, liter ri9tete fid auf. rgr
ION Dir ben Namen fagen. Sraute.
bamit Du Dein @elo pieber betommt.
Gr Ion ibn Dir fasen!"
nRein. Grobmutter, i'd min i'm
nidt piifen. Niht iebt. ni4t fpdter.
Sabre fort. 9ermann!"
Die ulte Grau dh3te unb er ipru4
tpeiter. finfter, obne aufSuieben
~Sh itdnb nod beim Negtment,
atpei Meonate mar es. beDDr mir uns In
MDntreur traf:n. Gr, befengfdmen i9
Dir Derfhneisen mub. mar mein be1
ter sfreunb. ein prdtbtigtr aumerdb.
QuitiQ unb leintiinnis, ipit i9 ielbjt.
Az alien StreiHen aufatltnt. tets aur
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-27
STEAMERS.
HARpSWELL STEAMBOAT GO,
The 365 Island Route.

Beginning June, IS, 1896, steamers will
leav Portland Pier, Portland, as follows:
For LONG ISLAND. $50, 900, IL, 20 a. n.
200, 5.25, els p. m.
For CHEBEAGUE l., HARPSWELL
BAILEY'S and ORR'S IS, 900, 1925 a, NJ
200, 5.25 p. IN.
For HOPE l., 900 a. M, 200 p. NJ
For CLIFF r., 1925 a. m, 200 p. m.
For LtTTLEFIELD'S, CT. CHEBEAGUE l.
1925 a, M, 90, 5-25p. m.
RETURN FOR PORTLAND Leave ORR,S
ISLAND. 5.45, 90 a. M, lao, 400 p. H.
Lv. BAILEY'S l.. Cos. 1915 a. M, POS, 3.45
p. m. Ly. &c. HARPSWELL. G. 20, 11.26 a. m
&c, 4.25 p. m. Lv. LIFT --E IELD'S. CT.
CHEBEAGUE. Gas. II. so a. M, 2.45, 4. 90 p.
m. Lv. jerks, CT. CHEBEAGUE, 700 a.
M, 1900, 500, 800 p: m: Ly. CLIFF l., 40
a. m, $40 p. M Lv. HOPE l., 1905. sos ..
m Lv, LITTLE CHEBEAGUE, z25 a. m,
l.. 10. .3.25, 5.l5 p. m. Lv. LONG l., 6.25,
40 g. M, u 80, $40. $50, 6. 40 p, N. Arrive
FOkILAND, $50, s. a. M, LOO Ale, GOO,
7.O5 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Lv. PORTLAND for HARPSWELL and in
fermedlate landings, 1000, l0.40 a. NJ, 90 D.
m. Return from Harpswen arrive Portland,
LOO, $50 p. m.
Sailing trip down the Bay every pleasant
sunday, leave Portland. 2.l5 D. M Return,
$50 ?. III. Fare only 25 cents.
Daily excursions % miles down the Bay
Round trip tickets only so cts Sunday eS-
cursions TO Harpswel. 35 cts, other landings.
% cts.
ISAIAH DANIELS, Genl Manager.
]e27 dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-27
by Telegrapil.A

by Biography
JULY 25. 1896.
NEW YCRK-The Flour market - receipts
22,12 packages; exports zoo bbls ana 3D.
1913 sacks: sales $500 packages; UNCHANGED,
dull and steady.
city mills extra at O 00d3 90; city mills patents
4 OOG4 25: winter wheat low grades At 70D
2 so; fair to fancy at 40id3 40: patents 45G
3 10; Minnesota clear at 4O52 90: seral ghts
at 2 95.a3 40: do patents at 3 lo44 90: dorye
mixtures 2 1902 so: superfne at 60@2 so;
fine l 50G2 90. Southern -four is steady and
quiet; common to fair extra 2 Oo@2 so; good
to choice as 2 60Qe2 90. Rye flour steady.
Wheat-receipts 81 500 bush; exports 36, 159
bus; sales 500 bush dull, firmer with options
No2 Red o b GS1s; No Northern 679sc.
COrn-receipts 72,I50 bush; exports 9,l96
bush sales 4s, 600 bush; quiet, firm: No at
32l4 elev, 1914 afioat.
Oats receipts 27,loo 5usl; exports So, 6i2
bush; sa.es POO bush; dun ana hfin NO Z az
% u mo White 23@2442.
CHICAGO-The Flour market to-day was
dull: hard white spring patents at 4693 60 !;
soft wheat patents at So 2o@3 40; hard wheat
bakers 2502 AS in sacks: soil wheat bakers
S242 20; Winter wheat at 8 oog3 70 IN wood.
Wheat--Nc2 spring at $3.50; NO Red61 a q
61as. Corn-No at 2614 g26a4 c. Oats-No2
at &c. No 2 Rye sic; No Barley at 31@
d5 go. Lard at 2 9o@2 So; short rib sides at
3 2oa3 25. Dry sailed meats-shoulders 3A
GA 90: short clear sides at 50a3 5713.
Receipts-Flour. 5000 bbls: wheat. 114.40o
bush: corn 3l4 600 bush loats. 2b2 00U bush:
rye. rs, 90 bush barley 5000 bush.
ShipmenLs-Fl 800 Dbis: wheat 1880
bush; corn. sos 800 bush. oats 125.7Qo bush:
yb 900 bush: barley $500 bush. 49,
81. L0UlS-The Flour market to-day was
unchanged; patents at 3 1898 10. extra fancy
2 75tG3 50 fancy at 4o@2 so: choice 2 lo8
70. Wheat higher: July 5S9sc. Germ lower;
July 2314e. oats lower; July at YEA C. Pork
new 6 so; old at G 20. Lard. prime steam at
5 0oi choice 1919. Bacon-shoulders at 8 !6;
longs 3S4 clear ribs 4 clear sides 41s. Dry
Sal1Su InGaS-ShOIildaFS :SSac. lungs at :3Le .
ear RIBS at 39s; clear sides 3s4.
hecelpts-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat 113,400
oushicorn 300 bush ;oats II 200 bush; rye
| - bush.
shiplnents-Fiour $500 bbls: wheat 1900
bush; corn $500 bush; oats 1900 bushirys
bush.
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Portland & worcester Line
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. R.
STATION FOOT OF PkEBLE STREET

On and after Sunday, June 81, 1879
Passenger trains will Leave Portland
for Worcester, Clinton, Aver junction,
Nasnpss, Win&h@In and Ripping at 7.3U q
m. and 1880 p. In.
For Manchester, Concord. and points North
=, at z 30 a. M. and I2.3G p. IN.
for Rochester, Springvale. Alfred, Water
earo and Saco River at Z. 30 a. "a. 1880 ana
For dorhaan at 7.30 and 9.45 :. M. 1890
500, $3.50, and &.20p. n.
f0r w ostDrOoa, Cumberland Mills, West
Srook junction and Woodfords st 7.3o,
S S q n. 1890. 800. $50 and
$40 o. N.
Inc 1890 p. m. train from Portland connects
~ aver Junos1eR wiSh "HO04ae Tunnel
Il quite" for the West and at Union Station
w oEcester, for Providence and Now York,
va Erovtdence Line" for Norwich and
N@w xorks via "Ncrvvich Limo" with Boston
q Aisany II. r. for the West, and with the
Wv se York All Rail via "Springfield-"
rams arrive at Portland from Worcester
: - =, 100 p. m; from Rochester at $50 q. M,
ai ana 6.4S p. m: from Gaorhan
~ e'Ao. $50 aud 1850 a. M. 1.S0
Aust. SUNDAYS.
fo ai u 1reLn Rochester at $50 a. m. Leave
a rVs through Tickets TO all points West and
$500 snas.t, Apply TO L. H. COLLINS. Ticket
1sa, J.w. PETERS. Supt.
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Domestic orts.

NEW YORK-Ar oath, schs D Howard Spear,
Falker, Norfolk, H Sawyer. Sawyer, Bridge
port: Emma Green. Lowell, Fall River; Richard
Hill and James Talbot.
Slo, schs Fjheman Port Eaton and Boston;
Henrietta Simmons, Jersey City for Bangor (and
anchored off Whilestone); Laurel, Rondout for
Dover. NH.
AR 25th, schs Etna, Chapman, Jacksonville;
Vineyard, Cummings. Shulee, Ms; Mary Pike,
Curtis. Calais; Louisa Boardman, Carroll, do !:
Lizzie j Call, Coleman, Gardiner; Winner, Rob
Meseryey, Clarks Island: Sandman, Halvorsen,
Rockland; Herman + Kimbail. Lane, Rockport;
Douglass Haynes, Blaisdell, Wiscasset; Rab-
boni. Lord, Bangor Staten Island; John Doug
lass, Webster. Bangor for Yonkers J Ponder,
Jr. Sprague, Bangor; c Wood. Stanley, Somes
Sound Grace Willard, Mitchell, Fall River:
Spray. Thorndke do; Yankee Maid, Nelson,
Rockland; Il l. Tay. Hibbard, Calais; Jonathan
Cone; Robertson; Bangor; w Ceester, Ihomp-
Charles L Raymond, Pendleton. Vinalhayen;
George Quincy, Car, do.
Cid, brig Wau-bun. Avis, Savannah.
Sid. brig John Swan. Zanzibar; VIM Duren,
Calais; B L Eaton, do; Arcularius. Saco:
Maynard Sumner, Newburyport; Annie & Reu-
ben Salem: Mary Langdon, Rondout for Ports
mouth; Vicksbprg, Port Richmond for Bangor;
Annie w Barker, Weehawken for Portland !;
Joe, EdgeWater for Cohasset; Henrietta SimonS
Jersey City for Bangor.
BOSTON-Ar 25th, schs Levi Hart Pendle-
ton. Brunswick, Ga; Independent, Case, New
port News Wo6dside, Mclean, do: H s
Boynton Cooper, Rockport: Ethel, Leighton,
Baltimore. \
BANGOR-Ar oath, schs Willard Salisbury,
Hardy. -; Northern Light, Robbins, Boston I;
Mary Miller Williams. Portland; Katherine u
Perry, Garfield Philadelphia; Melissa Trask
Trask, Brooklyn.
Cid. barque Giosne dtaD, Cappiello, Messina
schs Jordan l. Mott Dyer. Rockland; Mentora
Wardwell, Portland; Jackson, Wilson. Boston
BATH-Ar 24th, sehs s W Tilton, Boston
passed up; Childe Harold. do; Emily Bay
more. do; j Frank Seavey. do.
Sid, schs Jas Parsons. New York. VIM Mason
Philadelphia: Francis NJ, Baltimore; Lydia M
neering, do; M A Ach0rn, Richmond. Va.
Ar 26th. schs Jennie Hall, Boston. passed up;
Lavinia Campbell do; May Williams, do.
Sid. schs Mary Morse, Washington; A
Jacob S Winslow, do; Bertha Warner, do; 7
W Hyde Ba timore; Campbell, do
BALTINdORE-Cl CID oath, sch Olive Whit
tier, Whittier, Portland.
All 25th, ship NJ Grace, De Winter. from
New York, to load for San Francisco.
Sid 18th, schs City of Augusta. Boston. John
Z Souther, Portsmouth, NIL
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international Steamship 20.
- FOR =

- FOE
easfacd Lgtec Calais, StJohl, h.3.. RaFin,aS.
and All parts of New Brunswick, Nova SEQ
ira, Prince Edward Island, and Cngso K,rat-
on. Tins faverlte route 10 CampobaIlO and
st. Andrews. N. e.
summer AFrsuEaS cement.
On and after Moaday. June 29sh, steamer
VIII leave Portland on Tuesdays and Fridays
at AGO p. m.
Returning leave st. John and PASSPORT Mon
days and Fridays.
Througn tickets issued and baggage cnecked
to destination. CIV Freight received W o $50
p. m.
Special Notice.
Until further notice steamers Will leave Port)
land Tor Boston Tuesdays ane Saturdays at /
a. M
Until further notice a steamer will leave for
81: John direct Saturdays at 4. 60 pm.
f0r ilckeS and SGateroeHs, Apply at tho
flne Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square
OF OF ior other Information at Company's 0fiee.
Railroad Wharf, foot OF State street.
!e2bdH j. i. COXLE, Gen. Man.
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Portland and Boothhay Steamboat Co
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Enterprise

VIII leave East boothbay every Monday at
10 a. m. for Portland, touching at South
bristol, Heron Island. Boothbay Harpcr and
Squirrel Island.
Tuesdays will leave Franklin Wharf. Port
land, at a. m. for Pemaquid, touching at
Squirrel island, Boothbay aarbor Heron
Island, *Christmas Cove. South Bristol and
East Boothbay
Wednesdays will leave Femaquid at q NJ
Tor p0rtlSad and above landings.
Thursdays will leave Portland at a. M for
East BoothbaJ, touching al Squirrel Island,
Boothbay HarDor. Heron Island, sChristmas
Cove and South Bristol.
Fridays will leave East Boothbay at 7.15
q. m. for Portland, touching at South Bristol,
Heron Island, Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel
Island.
Saturdays viii leave Portland at a. m. for
East Boothbay. touching at Squirrel Island,
Boothbay Harbor, Heron Island, *ChristInas
Cove and South Bristol
Passengers conveyed by team from South
Bristol. Thursdays and Saturdays passengers
toPeemaquid conveyed by ferry from South
Bristol
Connecting every trip at Boothbay Harbor
with STEAMER SILVER STAR for New Har-
Dor, Round Pond, Friendship, Port CLYDE,
Tenants Harbor, Spruce Head, Rockland,
Vinalbaven, Hurricane, Green's Landing,
Swan Island, Castine, BROOKLYN, Surray, s.
w. Harbor and Bar Harbor.
ALFRED RACE, Manager