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e D Oliver, Carson
 J W Laing, New York 10 Mathews, Sta Rosa |Z J l. Fine, l. Gatos U M Mason, Cal wv P Biggs, Cal B l. Davis. Cal lP A Buell., Stockton
 6 Conway & W, Or F P Primm, Bedding
 A R Duff1n & W, L A
 N R Folsom, s Monica iAdeline Schlauch. Can iG L Vandery &. w,Can iE A Bridgman & W, Seattle
 Fred Cox, Sacto : W l. Scott. Ottawa
 Minnie Schlaier. Sacto Mrs F Haigh, s Rosa
 l. Rosenberg, Ukiah
 E A Clinton. Ky J A McFadden & ",
 Baltimore J F Whitney & W. Cal
 e N Todd. Denver
 E c Jones, s L Obispo Mrs l. Gerlach. Stocktn Mrs H Baldwin, Stktn F H Farmer. Gilroy
 F w Carpenter, Cal lC D Knight, Los Ang A B Day. Los Angeles IT Purvis. Ontario w S Beans & ", Cal |G D Dorniu Fulton P Carroll, Petaluma M Goldsmith. Stocktn
 J O'Hara. Petalurna
 l. W Bockman. Cal R W James, Cal [ HOTEL.
 Mrs E l. Remiquire, Cal
 Miss J Glllion. Seattle Miss R Fallen, Seattle J B Devaney, Seattle J B Shaw & ", Van
 couver, B c
 c E Lask, New York o Flyner, Sacto Emma J Bower, Sacto Mrs A J Richardson,
 Auburn
 4 Benham, Fresno E c Kirkpatrick 6 W,
 Dallas, Or W D Pollard & ", Cal R B Baxter. N J N N Dawson. Sacto B c Armstrong, Colo w N Banning. Utah R c Rice, San Jose
 HOTEL. F W Bullock, Chgo J F Farraher. Yreka Dr c W Nutting. Etna A V Powell & W. Chgo Belva Myers, Portland Rev M c Solomon &
 ". Los Angeles R T Gardner, L Ang J Smith & W. Reno Dr Mrs J D Whitney.
 Cal
 T J Flint Jr, s Juan J M Thomas & ", O B A Goodfellow. Chgo NJ s Grant. San Diego NJ G Eshman, L Ang .RN HOTEL. J Thompson, Portland c A KurtZ, Missouri J M Kane, Portland c Nelson. Portland A O Connor&w. Butte c E Halbach, Chicago F Martin. Salt Lake E Rober & ", s Ana F F Frietas, Clifton J Jacobs, Bedding
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rtfClRG.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.

On the Produce Exchange to-day, the Butter market was firm; Creameries, 131A01S1zc; Dali ries, 12016c; Eggs, steady; fresh. 12c.
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COTTON MARKET.
PORTLAND's BUSINESS.

NEW YORK, Aug 15.-coTToN-Easy; mid ding, 6c
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J c Ruddock, Ukiah c Kaufman, Cal
 W N Woodsen & W, Cal F A Kaufman. Wdlnd F Western, Vancouver c Urquhart, Victoria P D G Anzar, s Juan H c Bell, Sacto
 4 Schubach & ", Mo G E Crane, Stockton w Nurer. Calaveras M s Jacques & ", Cal pr c W Kelly. Lakep- J F Neely, San Diego W W Foote. Oakland Dr E W Johnson, N ' J Skinney. New York Miss g Howard.G Falls B Binnard & W. Cal J E Minard, Blackprt Zetta Ball, Roseburg T McCaffery. tos Ang M w Conkling, l. Ane F Finlayson, Los Ang E Beans, San Jose T G Walker, Watsnvle J " Baxter. Watsonv H Bryant. Fulton J D Parish. Ukiah J c Tice, Cal
 Mrs Hale. San Jose D P Craig & W, Ind R Heath. Cal
 J F Webb. Placerville W H Myers, Placervle H H Seaton. Arbuckle J s Peaw. Grimes Miss A Rego, Sacto Mrs M F Bethel, Sacto J Mooney. Cal
 W H Hilton, Glen Elln
 BALDWIl E Tresser. Chicago H l. Ford. U S A J w Connor, City of
 Sydney
 J M Moore, Angel Is J R Bremen, 10th Pa V G H Clark, San Rafael W c Ramis. Petaluma Lieut. Milan, Tenn r Fl Johnson. s Jose M Katzenstein, Benicia F J Wilson, New York A L Williams & W, Cal A L Comstock. Portld T Lockwood. N York T H Greene, Jr. N Y A Ramich, Ventura H J Smith & W, l. Ang Miss M McGill. l. Ang J Bayha, Los Ang
 PALACE s Bamberger 6 f,
 Salt Lake F Braemer & W. Chgo Mrs T Wetterstroem. l
 Cincinnati NJ R Powers, Chgo R L Fox, Chgo Mrs c Paschal. Omaha Mrs c A Bean, Omaha Miss c Bean. Omaha Mrs Wilcox. L Ang Mrs Longstreet. L Az Mrs R H Mis-, l. Ang W H Town, St Louis L W Blinn & w. L Ang c Weir, L Ang
 NEW WESTI c Rossbach, Manila H Hammett, Menlo Pix J Mcintosh, L Ang M Peterson, Rio Vista c l. Mcdonald, Chico F S Saunders, Seattle J B Hamilton, Byron F Olsen. Vallejo J Sullivan, Jacinto H Sandman, Visalia F Whichard, Cinn
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MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran cisco Stock Board yesterday:
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NoRTHERN WHEAT MARKE,

PORTLAND, Or. Aug 15.-Exchanges s27l'' o6s balances. s5o.257.
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THE Q. R. S N. GO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTLA A ND From Spear street Wharf at 10 a. m. FADE SIP First Class Including Berths THnE SS Second Class and Meals.
 SCHEDULE OF SAIL1NGS: State of California July so Aug. B. IS. 2S. Sept St. Paul $1s ool st, Louis ...-.-ss2 % Ransas City . 26 OOl Chicago ........... 2i % Hnoaba ~ 26 O0l New York ........ 31 co
 E. c. WARD. General Agent.
 650 Market st. GooDALL, PERKINS 6 CO,
 Superintendents.
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SUN, MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
 Times and Heights of High and Low
 Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
 Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
 thority of the Superintendent.
 NOTEEThe high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide Is the same at both places
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 c, Port Townsend; Settle TaeSma Evssets m. August 4, g, IA, 1s, 24. 2s. Sept 3. and every fifth day thereafter. ec-,necting at Seattle with this company's steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry. at Tacoma wit N. P. Isy.. at Vancouver For Eureka Humboldt Bay). 10 a- m. Aug. 6, F. IS. 24. 30. Sept and every sixth day For Santa Cruz. Monterey./ San Simeon. caypeos. Port Harford. ssan Luis obispo!. San Pedro: East San Pedro Gos Angslesl and ss Sept 2 and every fourth day thereafter ford (san Luis obispo5 Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles and Redondo sQos Angeles). Il a: m. Aug 3. [. Il. 15. 19. g. T. S1. Sept. 4. and every fourth day thereafter.
 For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan Altata La Pax. Santa Rosa. iin and Guaymas (Mex.). 10 a. m.. 18th of every month.
 For further information obtain folder
 The company reserves the right to change without previous notice steamers, sailing dates TICKET OFF1CE- New Montgomery street (Palace HoteD.
 10 Market st. San Francisco.
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway wharf, San Francisco: August 4, g. IA. 1s, 24. g. Sept s. transfer at Seattle.
 For Alaskan ports tfrom August 3, 23, transfer at Port land. Or;
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JAIL MAN HIARD FROM.

| City Engineer F'itchett yesterda,
| received n letter from Mr.. M. B. smith
~ washington. the contractor for tn,
aeW city Jail. stating that he woulG
nave a man here this week to superin.
send the work on the, building.
IN the letter Mr.. Smith also asked
mat the city remove his three carloads
ol jan material from the railroad
!, and house it some place where
needed WITCH
-! II he did this MI Fitchett would
maze himself responsible, for any ma.
teral that may be missing.
me steel beams will remain on ~.
tracks until Mr.. Smiths man arrives
10 shoulder all responsibility and tbs
". a,n cor OF this mans arrival is being look
su forward to With no little interest Nv
me city officials. He was due TO rcaci,
is ne n ,,, Monday ~, When he will come
that he will be here this week. and AZ,
smith ought to know
IN the meantime the people are any
lo.S 70 see a start made. on the in ana
WI not be satisfied until they see work
foundation. 55Gs IN: Q ing e''e
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THE sEATE LEAGUE.
No Baseball foE Norfolk without suci

mo bdSSEEll ISOT1Oik WltnOut such
"a an Organization.
State basebaA is wanted here next
season. but it Is not vet definitely de-
cided that NEWPORT News and the
|yotherAcities who want q State League
viii get what they want
IS Captain Cunnihgha says that Rich
mond has not yet decided positively to
come into the State League. and for
this reason mat1erstpertaining to such
an organization are not materiaIizing
very fast. RichrFond holds an Atlantic
and feeling is little
divided there sas Ito whether it is best
TO hold to what she has or to go to the
State League. - &
There will bel no ball In Norfolk
next s year unless there is a State
League..' said captain Cunningham.
Continuing. he stated that the expense
and he fully belieIed that the attend
ance would be much larger. and just
as good exhibitions of the national
sport would be Civ en-. But" said the
Captain. ''if Richmond fails to come
into the State League I don't believe
lthe league would pay: and l. for one.
don't want any more baseball at the
loss with which 1t WAS attended last
season. r.
There will possibly, be a conference
| inS the $near futurd between Captain
Cunningham. Mr.. lancaster Williams
"
be positively decided, about what Rich
mend will do. This u sabsolutely neces-
sary. as the ATLANTIC League schedule
VII be made by the middle of Decem-
Der. and the league Will OF course have
to know. what Richalond Is going to
DO.
l. Captain cunninsha says he offered
Mr.. IcGuireSa State League franchise
with guarantee that the games should
| be played on the Broad street grounds
and he hopes that Richmond viii come
| in on these conditions, as he is anxious
tos.sive the people here good ball, but
| cannotf do ita unless q State League is
| formed. 800 - 57,, If
While in. Philadelphia Captain Gun
/ bingham arranged to get FIVE National
| league teams to play exhibition game.
in this section next spring in the event
the league is gottensup.l
An Organization has been effected
with Captain Cunningham as presi-
dent. but Richmond is not in as yet
and, as stated above. Unless the Cap
| tal City comes in thSre will be nj
ball here.
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THE LAST DAY.

The City Treasurer, Mr., r NJ On
us was probably the busiest mar In IL
tne city yesterday, but he had no oh.
Jeelioh to make on that score. FOR the
.,soI'e were paying their taxes. ana If
mere is any one thing thai Mr.. r,mrt ie
You /, rather do than another. it is 70
ltake in tax money. ~
Yesterday as is well known nv .his
t !i was the last day Of grace fnr.
me. tax payers. After this. those Who
nave not paid UP will have to 20 down
IN their pockets for the additional :
per cent added as a penalty.
49, ~, Or me corporations paid their tax
IS saturday and Monday except tho
Newport News and Old Point Rpi,v .,ie
, I, nc Electric Company, which linnida,
yea the city's claim against It FOR the
year yesterday morning ei'e
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ESTATE SALES.
12ITA

| Results From an Aavar
suhstan,io, Jht in the Daily Press.
,isan,o lots. NEST of them of tn
ThirtyN,mnIn Land Compnny's prop
Old Dcr,i, :; tposed af yesterday ana tn,
ortv wara Joy Powell Bros. 6 King tn,
,1av bnfar, price being about $1,000.
ors.rae,t, OF these lotS We're on Mad
Fnnrtno, 4. one on Hampton six or
snn a,.en,, street. three on Twentieth
Sinetaan,,,, sthe rest in Eaat End Phs
strnor wye was Il block of six lots IL
yar.r.st Newport News Realty Com
49,, ~, ny example OF the briskness of thc
a., real estate he:a, one of ih-sc
~, ~ hs sold in the morning for s,nG
iots ~ the afternoon again sold. this
80 ;Ssor $500, the purchaser making n
in. fed dollars by the deal.
, n"ess Cottrcll Real Estate Compap,.
''I ~. Aeen turning over a good many Lots
80 their saics from this source IN
;o,a, yast TWO weeks assrega ting som.
49, 70. and Including one block of n
~ N lots Just across the railroad. IT,
~ of them We're in the Ncith End
,a'pEg these sales was one of so.G75
ye to subscriber of tho Daily P-ess
Rs in the country. I1e saw n Cot
,;,.;,f al. III the Daily Press wrote to in
lie about the property and bought
!'the next day.
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81 its highest. hut managed to pass
@ough without any other damage.
She was en- route to Philadelphia. but
fas picked up by Norfolk tug, which

E its highest. hut managed to pass
M&4ough without any other damage
She was en- route to Philadelphia. but
see5as picked UP by Norfolk tug. which
Wrought her to this port
81 The Van Name & King is tied up at
#he shpyard pier.
Coastwise ships arriving here yester-
day from the South reported very little
inconvenience ana no damage or delay
on account of the storm. -
The schooner Daramore, Captain A.
Z. Jones with cotton from Galveston.
which was locked yesterday, expe-
rieneed only brief spell of rough
I'VE struck q pretty heavy sven and
rather stiff nor.-easter Mon
day" said Chief Mate J.. r. Williams
We We're then in latitude SO degrees,
50 minutes north. and in longitude SO
degrees vest. There We're no indica-
tons along our coast of the storm that
was raging north of us. We sighted no
signs Of shipwrecal, and the news was
l great surprise to us when we got into
port -
The steamer Antwerp City, Captain
f. j. Richards with cotton from, New
Orleans. was locked at Pier 4 yester-
day. <
Looking for a storm story" said the
first mate as the Daily Press reporter
climbed aboard.
We struck a stiff breeze Sunday
HtSHtHS.G discontinued. 81 might tell
you that the ship turned d somersault
Monday morning between, 2 and
o'clock but that would be a$lie.ssayVte
never heard of the storm untils today.
The schooner John w. Linnell, Cap
tain S. N. Handy, arrived light FROM
Boston and is taking on Il cargo Of
coal go
We ran into the Delaware for shell
ter when the storm came up,'' said
Chief Mate w. S. .Fossett ION the trip
down the coast we sighted no evidence
of the storms Camaen
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VISION OF BEAUTY.
Capt. Trinnick Describes an Enchanting

capt. Trinnick Describes an Enchanting
Sea Spectacle. ss4 .-.5 *
Captain TrinniclS,&of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Steamship Shenandoah which
arrived in port yesterday from London
gives description of q spectacle that
met his eye in nlid-ocean, during the
storm Sunday, that would thrill the
soul of anlartist
All of the ships of the C. & @. fleet.
as iswel1 known. are built to withstand
the fiercest onsl$ughts of wind and
wave. Angry Netlane ard fierce Bo.eas
alike find them lnVumerabie.
When the Shenandoah crossed tho
Greenbrier. of the same line those on
board Capta... Trinnick'S ship were
privileged tS look upon q spectacle that
will long leave it's impress upon the
memories of the beholders.
Through the seething, mountainous
pillows the Greenbrier was plunging at
the height of her speed, cleaving the
storm stirred waters with unerring
precision, cEurning the sea into a milk
white foamI as she sped on her course.
A mantle Of silver spray that seemed
drawn up from the crests of the giant
rollers that lexpended their fury against
her improbable sides enveloped the
ship from stern to stem, reaching high
aver the tops Eof herEfunnels.
;s a thousand glittering fountains SEEM
ed TO playstleir showers of pearls and
diamond :. 3 +.
into a million forms an
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NOTICE

~, commencing on Thursay. Decmehe, I
.ne old Dominion Steamship Gonna !,
Ky 5 steamer "Luray" will land NJ Az
s ooh IN on Land Company's Pier "a AZ :,
root DOT OF 18th street. s:eamer.Lu raw a ws,
,l.rrsG from r smithfield ana leave for
p sot no,n az a. M. daily, except Sunday
Ling Wharf every aay, eyco-,t vs. en-, Pay gay
h1,:;u E ~ All freight! ana ,passen un ;
e euIa between Norfolk and smith.
s ne.o ana Newport. News will be trans
'-seo - taer e foot Of 18th street.
11-3O-tf ~ 2. eRoWsi-L.
Agent,
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combination with the army may be
at the disposal Of the Department.
Some OF those FOLLOW: 81. A

conbinat ton with the army NAV 8 he
at the disposal Of the Depart ment.
Some OF these follow: ~ a
When Shutter siynalled that Miles
and himself were to have a conferences
looking to the surrender OF Santa %
Sampso nsent a message TO Shafter saw
ing that he desired 70 be represented
in any conference which included the,
surrender Of the shipping, Shafter
agreed to this. =
On July II Sampson sent the following
to. Secretary Long: S.
Published kilograms Of General Shat;
ter, Herald of July 6, reflect on the
navy. I wish the Department and the
President to understand that the first
requisite to opening the harbor OF San
tiago de Cuba is the occupation Of Forts
and intrenchments at Its entrance.
guarding mine field and that the Gen.
eral has never made 4 InoveSto do this.
although before his army landed he
stated that such was the primary OBJ
ject OF his operations. 80 l have
been ready at any time during the
past three weeks to silence works. to
clear entrance of mines and to enter
narbor whenever tn army will do the
cart which the proper conduct of the
war assigns to it. To throw my ships
to certain destruction on mine fields
would be suicidal folly. and have not
the force to form landing party strong
enough to insure the capture OF forts.
No disaEreemncts mentioned by the
paper have been brought tt my notice
by General Shatter."
WAS ASK ED TO TAKE PART. "A
Admiral Sampson gives a number OF
dispatches showing that he was asked
20 participate In the terms OF the SUR
render. and tried 10 find out when he
should send representative. but ow-
ing to one or two delays no time was
fixed. He comments as follows:
The foregoing certainly shows
slearly the most absolute joint action.
and took It for granted that we would
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The Admiral Tells of the
Blockade of Santiago.
HIS TILT WITH SKATER
G G. Fs.'e., sosee why ships Con-, d..
Work U"d-r Destructive FIR. ,.s wen
az ts'4 soldiers sampson Cr, lie Sc.
shar,er. ana Vice Versa.
(By Tcleryapho

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3o.-The Navy
Department today made public u re-
port from Admiral Sampson. covering
the operations Of the United States
blockadins fleet off Santiago after the
destruction of Cervera's squadron.
The report begins with dispatch
dated on the fla sship New York, July
10 and winds up with one from the
same flagship dated Guantanamo, Au-
gust 4. 5s - n -
in the first report Admiral Sampson
tells OF, the demonstration made against
Aguadores by the Michigan troops un-
uer Quilted. the point of which was
.hat. as his ships took part in the fir
ing; the spanie rds disappeared.
santiago on the I'd of July served NO
particular end because Skaters attack
had been postponed. He quoted dis
patches from, himself to Shafter stating
that II was impossible to force an en-
trance to the harbor until the mines
had been removed and that the work
could be accomplished only after the
troops had taken the forts Shafter re-
Piled that he could not tell when he
could take the batteries. II they were
IS difficult as those against which he
was pitted, 1t would take some time
and great loss OF life Says he:
COULDN'T UNDERSTAND.
Il am at Il loss to see why the navy
cannot work under a heavy fire as well
as the army MY loss yesterday was
over 500 men. BY all means keep up
the fire on everything in sight until de-
molsshed. I expect, however, with time
and sufficient men to capture the forts
along the bay r
An hour later on the same day, July
"a. Shafter again appealer to Shafter
10 force an entrance Immediately, SO
as to avoid future loss among his men,
already very heavy.
r,,r
than can" he said. In reply, on. the
same day, Admiral Sampson pointed
out that the channel OF the harbor
was well strsyI,aAWith Mines, which
he sinking Of
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RIP VAN WINEIE

pose who wish to see What nron,isas
NE an excellent chance of Witnessing
~ ,Irformance "f that grand old le-
:, nary drama, Rip Van Wrinkle, should
oa,l' ~ themselve of the opportunity by
avi,xn the Opera House on December
,,;.i Ho j. MIR. Samuel W. Glenn. the
ss'slykan star of the occasion. is an acton
vat n,se old school. and was one of The
of No essay the role of Rip in 1856 at
firs, theater in Norfolk. Va During
his ,y specialties will be introduced
the ga ltooney children. In offering this
nv II, on "a his clientele. Manager
:, ftr IN feels that no better could he
Rnaite for the occasion. and trusts
sn1.,na public will duly appreciate the
tbat quote from the familiar toast
fact Tlerry Rip. May he live long
oI me rA5, So. so and 75c. Seats now
Prices ce Ideal Pharmacy
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All that Remain e Of til orf
lands Human
nlsAS TIERS / RIEU

4 (ByaT e1pp,T.tsYshSi

-, PttoV1NCETOWNsA MASS Nav sfs sssss
:, ne steamship Portland ring batSWHsTnSsS
s,octon and Portland, ~ as afqa
Head * = -. ssi
a " all the ship s. compahYsofs II hos{t M
souls. not enc survives, ard tIieSs q 80
:, NE disaster will never be told SiT
.es'' %, nodies nave come ashore Ind ssfS Fs5sSs
uot lkely that ,many more WIN basrss
One feature of the disaster rs. ti,as
,snce OF any fragment of o. ffftss fnaf isssSs
ne ratt among the varied 8iSmaasSsis MI fss
,N1eckase from the Portland d. IN HI an mass
oeen washed ashore during I'll iasS
I I days. along the beach from ffiehs;
,,,Ia,. ~ zChatha me- Up to- g Slate h3siaa
Sortland's boats. Several iayssa
Nhlte painted ssyyeres s9
:arious points
CARRIED OUT no 4 SEA: sssss
one theorysss thar the boats and iifssss
'llts were carried far out,st 8 ssensaaT;sss
We're not blown anywhereS 1asrSs fsSssss
coast s1ssss
Old mariners say they cam ot snnidassgs:
stunu Why the steamer, isfelf: 81 buliNsa
CLOCK Saturday night, Observation-Disclosures
~ atv n nroke e,, IN Us. full fury.
aet"een Thatcher'ss Island ssnfsit q aasf
ern Point, Cane Ann. by the n ,as ss
Maua s., did not put sintoB Gioncsstai
harpoT when It was appa eIlf II M fFssSs
an or the $barcrneter4 that ss vsslsIifs
Portland ever left Boston al aW ssfsssSs
uaS night is What spnzz Ias Inardueaans
~ the CapeACod Shore NH
rnascher's Island
DOOM
=. Many n q IEslESIT, ADVA
here ares maj NJ hhESsN.a ssffarSg
expiana ion Nsass SsSS ss
point near NH
shonghe;tfte esfse fionss
Shown: genera ssssss
thslts;t sasss
81 sTssss
ssas,sssasy
I t lss IaH ronssVsaas
i lss; TIE Ds ssaa
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HUYLER,S n

n. DON'T ask if our Huyler,s "a ,ras,
1I hsre is no such thing as stale Hnvier.s
.imyler keeps tab on his agenta ard -
s ! e1as, an aged box means the loss - hIs
e nse1,c y we receive our candy d.rec,
ana va VIM .ne Ia ,acsory every week or ten DAYS
we nave orders in now FOR &C., o'a = noo
pounds of this confection to be sh,n wv
every I'VE days during Decenberr" iit IWa
sell az New York prices. HuyIer re+ i, KS US
ms packages at from Sc to 81: We cat r,.s
mem an. The Ideal Pharmacy.
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~ the warwick: W. G. Carwin Pal
- ,'''" o: vr frank n, Southland. New York;
lShica., "nl,e. l:,!tiniore; Q. @. Clark.
~. =. Egeiton Huntington. w VI .
80, -. ~: ';"Sd, Charleston. w. Va; r. r
..oitoI, New York: d. Franker. uamn.
OF ". Cochran. Baltimore; E; I,ilL-
sinaeh. New York; T. NJ. cabeu VII
naa;s.,, Del; Geo. W. Wareerly Phil
q ,1 y ma, Geo lspsergcn. Philadelphia;
Shiladelphia: w. c. C,orrjrrton = w.
oaarzsi j. D. Williamson. Trenton nj
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RECEPTION 1,osTpoNrn33

roi ne ynuhg LADIES' ct ST. 1'auls Episco-
hnne the reception which t,a,. '>b ~,
Planned TO give night 10 the conrrear1 =
ION IN Phillirs' uaM. The POSTPONE
sneht IS dus to a Observation-Disclosures
anout securing the han, il havin. bean.
previously erssased by others for this
ia n,n u. IT IS I''~'sa h'e that other arrange
"'e''.s VIII nave been made by Sunday
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TO CHILDREN LARGE ANn SMALL

This is to.snot;fy you >, ,hat S' y 49, l. ~,
re the store next to ADAMS. RacLst
s S,ore on Washington avenue forSyouI
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