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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

FORECLOSURE SALE
S6OUO-Price put down TO make sale at
once must be soldi mortgage due; lot
55Xl37:6; Fell ST., nr. Steiner: a bay
window uDe house of and rooms;
rent SAL part OF lot vacant; land alone
worth more than price asked; at "A small
expenditure would pay 5 per cent.
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/ OR SALE-TWO HOKSE~, HARNESS AMI
i heavy spring wagon, at l3z Henry st.
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CO. M 26TH ST, NEAR NOE: LOT 25x
u - w. ia; cottage Of rooms and bath;
REM S22 rer rnnnth - -
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EINE DECKER Il SON PIANO: USED BUT
Il little; great bargain; new pianos a. lowest
prices. ZENO MAUVAIS Music Company, 769
Market 81.
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nOEOO FINE BUILDING LOT ON TAY-
n ZOUU. lor ST., commanding nne marine
view; 25NI37: Is.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

CTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A 7-ACRE
~ frnit a d chicke ranch for sale cheap. Apply
r. T q ILPOIT cor Peialta ave. and Hopkins
ST., Dimond, rIuitvae
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NEW WHEELER & WILSIN SEWING
~ machine. with attachments. for sale cheap at
Rose place, of aylor ST.
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CIAIRVOYANTs.

NtML. PORTER, UNDERkUL CLAIRVOY.
vi ant cRrd-reader born double veil and seconI
sight; diagnoses disease, full life reading; Ia. 5Oc
gents 81; palm. and clairv.; SIT 81 bO. 126 Turk.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
~>-~-~~~~~-~-~-~~--~-~-~---~~~--->-~
q. y HOUSE z ROOMS BATH: AIS
u Q. fiat. rooms and bat h rent S!6 Corne
wenty-thlrd ave. ard Fifteenth ST.. East Oakland
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CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST OF FLATS,
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(THEAPESr AND BEST IN AEIERICA-THn
y WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in tina
United States or Canada one year for 81 60, post
ace free - f
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G76OO MUST BE SOLD; DOUBLE HoUS +
ID OOO. OF aud bath each on Clay
ST ar. Larkin: lot 81 IS feet front.
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cox 0OO NICE MODERN POsI-sT RES
SU-C.OOO. idence of - rooms and bath
6S ;ex12O to rear street.
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q H00 REDUCED FROM $1,000: FINE
y, 'OO. lot in Alameda; a0x2t o; street WORK
all done; near station; mort gage 500; only $40
cash required big buy. +, c. WATSON, 46S
Ninth ST., Oakland
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GO6OO SILVER ST. NEAR 3RD., COT
tCZOOO. tage. lot 27:6xS0.
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$4,000 on MVfT FIne st. S9hD Substantial fH ;wostorg @
house of 10 rooms aud bath: sunny side Of s,reet;
n 81 n
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$4,000 4r5ens EISs M9PGE% 70 93SD! EDDY DID =, ST
billiard, servants and VINE room; 37;ax120; price
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MEDICAL.

A PROCESS THAT n YER FAILS TO RE-
n store every OF onthly sickness from
wha, ever cause in few hours when medicines
aud others have failed; instruments us-d;
many years experience every guar eed;
advice free: terms reasonable; first-c,aSs private
home for con tinement MRS DIR. DALEY, ll26
Market St, over Owl Drugs ore.
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w ANTED-TO BUY 8 Or 10 ACRES FIRST
W rate unimprOved bottom lau near Haywards;
must be cheap &. X KING, 902 Broadway, OAK
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| < ACRES, HALE MILE FROM STATION
- at Healdsburg; all bearing fruit: new
mousse etcs fine income home; price SIS 90; for
sale or exchange for properly in Oakland or VI in
ly. +. [. NATSON, 46p Ninth ST., Oakland.
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II ACRES; LAFAYETTE CONTRA COSTA
county; house and barn; S4700: easy
tSrms- & IA KING, 9U2 Broadway, Oakland
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O. * WILL BUY A LOT WORTH $3.50 IN
ID y the A!lendale Tract, East Oakland: moth
ing like II for the money; build your own home
or we will tuild 1t for you; payment as rent SIS
ca II, 50 monthly ectric car lines and fine
schoolhouse; site, climat- and soil the best Gail
or drop line, 459 Ninth St, be-. Broad way
ana " ashinrton, Oakland; carriages free. II. L.
JONES owner.
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MCAFEF BROTHERS
Real Estate Broke and Fin. nclal gents,
1OS Mon gom -ry st, San Francisco, Cal.
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sl0 GOOD 2D-HAND PIANOS; TERMS EASY:-
~ prices low; Chlckering Steck, Vose, sterling.
BENZ. CURTAZ d sOA, 16 ana 20 o. + arrelI st.
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COTTAGES FOR SALE AT FOhCED SALES:
- send stamp for pamphlet of homes E f.
BUNCk, zoos Broadway, Oakland.
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SOHMER 81 CO.. BYRON MAUzY, NEWBY
~ Evans. Briggs ana other pianos; see our rent
plan; no interest year. 3OS $40 Sl2 Post
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G1OOO A BARGAIN-A FINE LOT on
ID L ZUV. Vallejo St. commanding beau
tiful marine view; 25X 1856; all
ready 10 build on: very cheap.
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SIT and Mrs rooms and bath Ehaa eaen on
Powell St, close 10 Sutter; renting for $3.50 pei
m month. 44Kll2.
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GD. 00 WELL BUILT HOUSE OF z
cr--OO. rooms and bath, on san Jose ave-:
handy TO several car lines: 10; 25xll0 #; rents
for over $-0J per annum.
EAsTuN, ELDkIDGE & CO., 63s Market ST.
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O.t0 -OO RY-STINVESTME ENT y r.
~ II, OUU. Powell: ) houses OF rooms and
bath each; rentel low AT $l32 81 per month
52:6GSO
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NINE. TRUE, GREAT SOUTHERN SEER
Nl ess arrived past present, future; Egyptian
love charms; ladies zoe, gents 81. Mason, !. 1S.
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I OANS on real estate, bonds etc; lowest rates
II McAFEk LROTHEKS lu8 Montgomery st.
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A DMIN IaTRATORS SALE MUST SELL;
u pianos as immense reduction for cash or on
instaIments. EATON Estate 735 Market 81
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( CLEAR PROPERTY NEAR ST. HELENA
- - TO trade for Oakland properly. c. X. KING,
9O2 Broa Iway, Oakland.
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01cOO PRICE REDUCED MODERN
tDfOUb. flats in Western Addition: in
good cation; a. low rental bring
$40 monthly; good buy.
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goo OOO ELLIS ST, CLOSE TO TAY
hay-windows. &c: 3Sxl2O.
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NEW MASON d HAMBLEN SOLID AN
~ tique oak finish; cost $500; will sell 81 rs, one
week. 423 EIdy st.
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n c. BEMIS,
". REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT.
324 MONT GOMEKY ST
FOR SALE
Choice building lot on a rmy and 27th sts: close
TO electric road ~
So 00-Good corner for store; must be sold: lo.
81 2:4X60 feet "
S6700-50xl27: :e feet on Jackson ST. overlook
Ing the Preside and bay
5U-Yara on Page It. panhandle of park
S5OU-Choice building lots north of Dark
Bargain-SW cor. 9th ave and { 81. 100 VOC o.
ON TUESDAY. OCToBEN 49, ATla o,CI,ocE
~ NJ, In fiont of the new City Hal, OIL Larkin.st
sloe' LOT 5ZN<45, running from Howard TO Ca, u
St, and known as 1914 Howard ST Will he soid n
the highest bidder by C. W. EIfonig Commit
soner OF the Superior Court. little perfe I; call
and examines; puss ssion given to purchaser
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

COX 00l A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
u p-c.OOu. 6:h ST.; stores and fats,
bringing at ow rents S25IO an
nually; always rented; property has
Its own supply is In frs
condit on: anUary plumbing
III o ghout; lot 7519O cal and in
yesligate
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
New Cou: Sc at Colby.

Waterville, February 15.-"Great care
has been taken to make the new course
as exacting as the old and fully its
equivalent in disciplinary value and abil-
ity,' says President Butler, in speaking
of the new Colby course without Gresk.
''The course will lead to degree of Pm.
B., and it must be distinctly understood
that we are not going to admit any stu
dents to this course on certificates; they
must pass regular examination before
they can be admitted.
ANY who so desire will be allowed TO
offer for their preparatory work one year
of Latin and three years of Greek and
be allowed to pursue a course in college
with Greek and without Latin.
1.-THE following will be the schedule of
tina new course without Greek:
First year, first term-Latin, mathema.
tics, English, elementary logic; second
term, Latin. mathematics, English
science; third, Latin, mathematics,
French, English.
Second year, first term-Latin, Eng
lish. mathematics, history; second, Lat
in, German, English or mathematics and
hitsory; third. German, physics, Ring
lish and mathematics or botany and Lat
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Temperance in the United states.

At Liverpool last week, In connection
with the annual meeting of the Auxil-
iary.sof the United Kingdom Alliance the
Rev. DR.. Watson, C'Ian Maolaren") }.
impaired some of his recent personal OBJ
servations regarding tho condition of the
American people in the matter of temper
anoe. He said he did not pretend that in
ten weeks he had mastered the question
in regard to legislation and statistics.
bat no man in such a time could have
travelled more, or have been IN more
cities than he. He was not prepared to
say that during his stay 10 the United
States that he never aaw nm intoxicated
person, but liza did not remem Der seeing
more than the merest handful of people
under the influence of drink, and not
one Of them was woman. At the rail-
way stations he never saw drink, though
he was not prepared to say there was
none; while in the hotels and private
houses the use of wine was extremely
moderate, and in many cases altogether
absent. AS regards total prohibition,
speaking as result OF the inqui! les he
had made, he said that it had dere great
service to the temperance cause. and the
experie nee in connection with it gave no
fear regarding the working of a eimilar
measure in this country.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
w. C. T. q.

1t was announced while ago that tire
next convention of the Worlds Christian
Temperance Union would lie held in
Toronto Canada, Melbourne ha wing
sought in vain for the honor. before
tho place was determined on. the city
authorities to Toronto expressed them
selves to the President of the Union as
anxious to do honor to the Convention.
The decision to hold it in Canada has
been hailed with delight by Dominion
Temperance workers W no expect it will
have immense influence upon the result
Of the plebisoite on the liquor question
which it is expected will be tax en-
throughout Canada soon after the Con-
veninn meets. The programme for the
Convention has not yet been fully ar
ranged, but in many respects it will be a
remarkable gathering. Always very
representative is it's character. There will
be delegates from such far away countries
as China, Finland and Australia. Miss
Frances K. Willard will be present as
will Lady Henry Somerset and Miss
Agnes r. SLACK. The Convention will
he held sometime in October. the exact
date not having been fixed as yet.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Death of william p. St. John.

New York, February 17.-William P.
st. john, the former president of the
Mercantile National hank, and one of the
principal champions in the East of the
cause of free silver. died at O'Clock last
night at his residence, No. 10 East Bath
street of complication of kidney and
stomach troubles.
Mr.. ST. John was born in Mobile, Ala,
in 1e47. In 1881 he became cashier OF the
Mercantile National bank and three
years later was elected president to sue
coed George w. Perkins. He was, up. to
last year, director in the Second
National bank and in the Hamilton bank
in Harlem.
Mr.. st. John had been a free silver
man for the last ten years, but it was
not until the nomination of Bryan that
tt q directors of the Mercantile bank took
bis views seriously and suggested that 1t
would be unwise for Elm to keep his
position. On July g. Mr.. st. John re-
signed his position to go to Chicago to
take part In the convention which nomi-
mated BrYau ~
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
New Corporations.

The following corporations filed certif
Gates with the secretary Of state last
week:
!, The Plaindealsr Company. organized
Mt Portland, for the purpose OF carrying
on general publishing and printing
business. Capital stock, $40, COO; OF which
nothing Is paid in. President, John M.
Todd of Portland; treasurer, Lewis W.
Littlefeld of Portland.
Fresport Electric Light, Heat and
Power Company, organized at Portland
for the purpose of supplying electricity
for town of Freaport. Capital stock
81, 900, of which sig is paid in. Presi
dent, Henry Gould of Freeport; treasur
or, F. NJ. Gould of Freeport.
Safety Portable Fire Alarm Company,
| organized at Portland, for the purpose
of manufacturing and selling Howes
safety portable fire alarm and other sim
liar inventions. Capital stock, $3.50, O00
of which $50 is paid in. President, JohI
| M. Freeman of Portland; treasurer, dow
ard Taylor of Deering.
| Indian River and Bay B,scayne INLAND
Navigation Company, olganizad at Port
land for the purpose of carrying on 6
general navigation and transportation
$1,000 Is paid in. President, Albert P.
Sawyer of New huryport, Mass treasur
er, Albert H. Sawyer Of Newburyport
Mass.
New England Druggists Publishing
Company, organized at Portland, for The
purpose of owning and publishing books,
magazines, newspapers. etc., and carry
| ing -on a general publishing business
Capital stock, S25, 600, of which nothing
is paid in. President, Milton W. Brad
bury of Cambridge, Mass; treasurer
David u. Bradt, of Worcester, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
COUSIN JIM MADE TROUBLE.
An Alienation of Affection Case in Oxford
County.

South Paris, February 16.-In the TX
ford Supreme court, William H. Brown
of Bethel ght suit against James M.
Seavey of Bethel this afternoon Tor
alleged alienation Of his wife's aHectlons.
The damages claimed are Ssooo. Ihe
plaintiff testified that he lived with his
wife happily on farm twenty -seven
years. Then her cousin James M. Seavey
came as boarder.
He made her presents. She grew cross
and cold towards her husband. "All her
talk was about JIM" Frequent quarrels
eliminated in a separation. Several wit
uesses testified that the defendant urged
Mrs. Brown to leave her husband, that
he visited her after the separation, and
accompanied her to places of amuse-
ments. The defence was a general denial
and the claim that drunkenness and
cruel treatment from her husband, drove
Mrs. Brown from home.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Can Double Our stock of Gold.

Washington, February 15.-The House
committee on coinage weights and mems
ures today heard further arguments on
the Senate bill looking to an information
al monetary conference.
Mr.. Fowler, Republican of New Jersey,
a mem Der of the committee, in opposit-
ion to the bill replied 10 an argument
by Mr.. Newlands silver of Nevada, upon
the effect of the decentralization of silver
ON the railroad business of the United
States and said that railroads failures
had not been confined to this country
alone, but that the world had been swept
since 1884 by wave Of speculation, and
when the inevitable COLLAPSE came these
road were left without business.
In reply to a question by Mr.. Newlands
he said that he would double our pres
ent stock of gold $500, 900, 600, without
the world knowing it.
The committee adjourned until tomor-
row, when further testimony will be tax
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
ALOCAL ENGINEER
Banks His Fire and Unbosoms Himself on
Private Matter.

You can easily find the Maine Savings
Bank Building, and there Engineer S.
b. Day of 1893 Middle street can as easily
be located In the engine room. Ii You
are at all skeptioal of any Of the particu
lars contained in his statement call on
him during the nooa hour OF at his resi-
dence in the evening, and see II he will
not corroborate every Item OF 1t. When
corroborated, ask yourself ii 1T is not
common sense to depend upon the word
of q we'll known citizen rather than the
testimony of some outsider who you
neither know or care about. knowing,
MIR. Day says, 81 shall never fail to do
all in my power. for Doan's Kidney Pills
| They are a valuable remedy and cannot
| urge their use too strongly Tor any one
suffering from Kidney complaint. My
back was q great source of discomfort for
me. / have been SO lame from it that
| could NOT do any work without getting
| on nv hands and kneee. At night it
VAST impossible to sleep for any length
of Jime in one position. When the SPELLS
weressvery virulent tbete was a urinary
difficulty-too frequent Inclination and
ton limited a result. Some time last
winter I went to II. H. Hay & Son IS
drug store at the junction of Middle snd
| Free streets for box of D0an's Kidney
Pills. They were highly spoken about
in the newspapers and no one wanted
assistance more than did at the time.
They relieved me from the commence
lnent. Before had finished the treat
ment the urinary difficulty had disap-
peared. The backaohe had gene ana at
present / am able to attend TO my duties
inconvenienoed by any trouble under
such circumstances. 1t is only haGural
that / should strongly recommend
DoRn' s Kidney Pills.
Doan's Kidney pills are for sale BY all
dealers or sent by mail ON recelpt OF
price so cents per box, boxes Tor ", o.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. X, sole
agents for the United States.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Death of a Now Sharon Physician.

New Sharon, February 15.-Dr. Albion
T. Stinson, prominent citizen and well
known physician of New Sharon, died
Sunday, February 14th, after painful
illness of five weeks. DR.. Stinson was
q graduate of Bowdoin Medical college,
Soon after graduating be married Miss
Anna W. Harris of this town. The
doctor, after practioing few years at
Pennington Falls, moved here, where he
has since enjoyed large practice and
taken an active part in all public affairs
always lending his influence tic promote
the welfare and progress OF the town. He
was 48 years old.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. ). Gun
der1nan, of nimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: Il have
no hesitation III recommending Dr.
Kings New Discovery, as the results
were almost marvellous in the case OF my
wife. While was pastor of the Baptist
church at hives junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia succeed
ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
could not survive them friend recon-
mended DE-. Kings New Discovery; it
was quick III its work and highly salts
factory in results. Trial bottles free
mt B. P. 5. Gcolh's Drug Store. Regu-
ar size 50c. and sl00 577 Congress
street., under Congress Square Hotvf
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
OBITUARY..
Howard T. Coz.

Howard 7. Cox, travelling salesman
for A. F. Cox & S,n of this city, died
Sunday night at the Stevens House,
Vergennes, VT, after an operation for
appendicitis. Mr.. Cox was rs years old,
andswas a popular and successful sales
man. His route has been in Vermont
for year past, since which time he has
made his home at St. Jonesbury, Vt.
He leaves a widow. brother, (Mr.
Winfield Cox Of A. F. Cox 81 SOM, and
a sister. The funeral will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the
Friends church on Oak street.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
1Ieieyed in six hours by the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE The
of it's exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every
par1 OF the urinary passages IN male e or fe,
main in passing it almost Immediately. If
You want quick relief and cure this 3 your
remedy. Sold by G. Fl. GUPPY CO., Drug
gist 463 Congress St Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Death of Prominent Fayette Man.

Livsrmore Falls, February 15.-Hon.
Josiah Fl. Sturtevant of Fayette, died
Monday, after brief illness, aged sixty
four years. He was veteran of the late
civil war and served in the Maine legis-
lature in 1872, and for twelve years was
a government official at Washington in
the Treasury Department. and United
States Senate post Office. He leaves a
wife and four children.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
RHEUMATISM.

munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guaranteed TO
cure acute or muscular rheumatism in from one
TO nVe days. Sharp, shooting pains in any part
OF the body stopped by few doses. A
prompt. complete and permanent cure for
lameness, soreness stiff back and all pains in
hips and loins Chronic rheumatism, sciatica.
lumbago or pain in the back are speedily cured.
1t seldom fails to give relief from one or TWO
doses, and almost invariably cures before one
bottle has been used. Price 25c.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Maine Pensions.

4 Washington, February 15.-Pensions
have been granted to the following
Maine people:
ORIGINAL
Henry Blackstone, Shirley.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
John Spinney (father), Pennington
Sarah c. Mcdonald, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
MUNYON'S

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put UP separate cure for each dis
ease At all druggists, mostly 25c. Guide to
Health free.
Personal letters to Professor MunyoD. 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa. answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16
Your Newspaper for the Coming Year

Your Newspaper for the Coming Year
The Portland Sunday Times may be
obtained in connection with the PRESS
or $3.50 year in advance, or for IS
cents month, for both papers, by mail
or delivered by carrier.
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16

Norway, Feb. 15.-The town meeting
held on Saturday last, was. well attended,
and the proposition to raise the required
$40. 900 In aid of the proposed electric
rail way to Eaet Stoneham and Sou sh
Waterford, was carried by vote OF 233 to
so. Those who ware violently opposed at
first changed their minds after learning
the conditions on which the money should
The Portland daily press., 1897-02-16

G. TT. E. Harmon.
V. T.-Ellen Floyd.
Ohap.-Ada Whitman.
2. C. TED. .epson.
Sec. --Perley Knight.
Guard-Frank Chaplain.
Sent.-ieorge Southvorth.
Mark. G. Smith.
#. Sec.-Charlie Tucker.
Treas Frank Whitman.
Thers is excitsment in this vicini-
ty in regard to the electric road.
Mrs. Samuel Cash is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Maggie Jordan is quite sick.
Mr.. F. Harmon talks of selling his
place consisting of house, stable, shop
and ice-house, with few acres of lano.
1t is o good trade, but all feel badly to
hay him sell
Master Everett Boyker has been quite
sick with scarlet fever, but is very much
better.
Mohave County miner., 1897-10-23

Congressman Barlow, of the seventh California district, testified the other day in Los Angeles, under oath, that he was offered 1O,OOO$ to prosecute claim against the government since he was elected to office and when asked by the pre- siding judge if he did not know that it was unlawful for a congress man to engage in undertakings of that class, he replied that he did not. And yet this is the class of men the people are usually called upon to support for offices of honor and trust.
Mohave County miner., 1897-10-23
The First ThankgsjUing Dinner

The first Thanksgiving dinner was celebrated in this country two hundred and seventv-sx years ago, at Plymou h Massachusetts Thn whole American army was presen it nun bered twenty men. Niles S;andish, the backward lover of Priscilla, Sat at the feast, while Priscilla served at the tables. The story will appear in tine Novem Der issue oi The Ladies Home Journal. Here In. dians and whites sat down together by the tables set in me woods, and enjoyed the roast turkey, heechnuts, clan chow der, fish, salad, cakes. fruit and oth CT delicacies provided 1 was at this his torc dinner that the first oysters were served The illustrations of the article show portraits of me Pilgrim fathers.