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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
REPORT OF POSTAL
SERVICE IN PORTO RICO.
The Commission Recomme nds =
Continuance of Government Own
erkhiD of Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-The commits
sion appointed 10 investigate the postal
service in Porto Rico has made its report
TO Postmaster General Smith. The mail
and telegraph services are operated under
the same officials, the two services having
been consolida ia In 1856 TO reduce ex-
penses. Vacancies among the higher sal
aired places were filed by promotions
based on experience and efficiency. In all
there were ninety-one postoffices in opera
ton under the Spanish government prior
to the occupation OF the island by the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
CAUCUS IS 70 Be BINDING
DEMOCRATIC COSGREssMEy ADOPT
4 RESOLUTION TO THAT END.
Supporting the Caucus Prove to
Have . Clear Majority, and the
Resolutions Are Then Adopted.

WASHINGTON, Dec Fe-The Democrats
OF the house o. representatives held a
caucus tonight on the question coming
over from last session, as TO the binding
force OF caucus action. Tie meeting was
held In the hall Of representatives at
p. m and OF lbs members on the roll OF the
house. eighty-six were present. Among
ey. Of Texas: Richardson. OF Tennessee.
DeArmond and Bland of Missouri. Wheel
er, OF Alabama: Allen, OF Massachusetts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11

oTATISTiCS OF EXPORTS.
HAN Nearly 02.O00. 900 Higher Than
Last Year.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i0-The rnon.h,v
otatement OF the bureau OF statistics or,
the exports OF domestic products for the
month OF November last shows the ex-
Doris or breadstuns for that month aggra-
eeted ~. 80. $50 against SO, s63 547 FOR No.
vombef, 1887. Cattle and hogs. s2ln so,
anEst 9. 56o; 10Y IN November OF last year.
So6.96. Cotton, $50, 2is. SCI: NoYemher Isa-
3S.G4.Nt. Mineral ores 81. 4ss 20: Novam.
be-, 1877. N.gs4. 100, The total OF these four
sltiGsA during November. 1893 was sss-
H.aI; Tor November. 1891 So go. 4sI. For
tne las: eleven months the total was $685.
l.iH against $0os.sso.iu for the sarua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11

FRANKFORT. KY. Dec. Io.-The court
constituttonality OF the GoebeI election
law. This board provides for a state board
of election commissioners. which appoints
a county board of commissioners" COM
posed OF three persons. The latter board
is authorized by the act to appoint for each
county the officers of elections. 1t con-
stftutes the canvassing board, as well as
the contesting board for each county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
NO HOPE FOR LAUREL BANK.
British Ship Now Out 1O1 Days From
Shanghai for Portland.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 1o-LittIe hope
Is now entertained for the safety of the
British ship Laurel Be- TX, which left Shang-
ha! Angus, 81 last for Portland. She is
now 101 days out. and reinsurance is quot
ed at 81 per cent.
Reinsurance on the Carradoc, sixty-five
days out from Kobe for Tacoma. is now
Is per cent: on the Jules Vernon. bound
for this port from Newcastle. N. S. W..
eighty days out, the reinsurance Is 10 per
cent. while the rate Is the same on the
Celtic Bard, eighty-two Gays out from
Hongkong. and Garnet Hill. sixty-nine DAYS
out from Astoria bound for Taku
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
IMMENSE VALUE OF CROPS.
Corn and Oats in Larger Quantitie.
and Worth Much More.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1n.-On the basis of
the farm prices on December l. the agricul-
tural department figures place the 1895
crops OF corn and oats as worth $50 900 900
more than the crops OF 1897.
Statistican Hyde accredits this largely
to the difference in prices. The corn crop
is a trifie larger than in 1897. and the av-
erage price per bnshel Is "a cents higher.
while the oat crop Is similarly a little larger
than In 1897 and the price is "A cents higher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11

cong reSs ard the fGll exercise az such right
81 .ocal party self-gove~nmeas shall in all
"a ses be respected ~ Democrats con-
sEesSsonal ca9cGsas"
Beyond the adoption IL the foregoing TO
action was taken. AID al , o'clock tie
caucus adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
SENATOR kExNEY's TRIAL.
He II stu On the stand Denying the
Defaulttng Cashiers Story.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec N-The sixth
days proceedings in the trial Of United
States Senator Richard r. keaney, on
charges of conspiracy and aiding and abet-
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GEN. MERRITT Returning.


WASHINGTON. Dec. la-Gen Wesley
Merritt recently notified the war depart
ment that be would probably sail today
from Havre by one OF the French liners.
No decision has been reached as 10 Gen
Merritt's future command. but he probably
will resume control OF the department OF
the East. with headquarters al New York.
now temporarily held by Gen. Shafter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
Cuxtom. Onicer MT Cfcnfuexos.

NEW YORK Dec 1o.-Mai ]. w
Cronkite. OF the New York customs house
has been designated by Secretary Gage tc
act as chief customs officer at CIenfuegos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund money IL 1t falls TO cure.
25c. Genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
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rere escorted back to the palace BY sol

The Raleigh reports that the INSURGENTS
are armed with Mauser rifles and are well
drilled ana they claim that they have
4.oo Spanish prisoners. who are compelled
10 work on roads, but who are otherwise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11

BAN FRANCISCO. Dec i0.-~rhe yol,n-
teers In camp at the Preside are prenar-
ing TO go East They are being provided
Win warm winter clothing and expect 10
Leave here early next week -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
Prize Exhibition Christmas Window,
PreSentln3 an Ideal Winter COttaQe.

We take pleasure I'm calling attention to beau
tful Christmas display, especially to Madison
stree show window, which np-
proprInte surroundings, ideal winter La
cordially invited visit this lovely
II Is n many ideal It's construction
w . labor of love. The entire force Of united
associations could not
II Is the abode OF beauty. 1t f. cottage
where there Is sorrow and There will be
discord In that cottage gossip, jealousy
divorce. There taxes to The dogs
guard 1t harmless. The quiet
motonIcss by night by day. There railroads
railroad trains steamboats,, shipping
There will he RAILWAY collisions, steamship
fons, 10 bicycle accidents, and the lion
lie peacefully side by side. This cottage well
10 pretty TO look The children o
Sent are rob the which ound
o their prizes, and hope that
n shfnKle on it's roof" Thousands W.
Wis IL and Ii in the delight Ia.
innocent.
There pretty faces the an
he Windows which "mashers'' welcome to
with md this lovely f. situated right the
hen Seattle fcoraer Second nd
beneath beautiful and glorious M
Stars and Stripes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-19
Wbttebau Serminus.
gteue Ginfabrt mad Nem Yort bia
y. & .. 8. %. W1.-llm=
erreidte 6aeilitdten.

Wbitebau terminus, bic neue Sin.
fabrt nod Stem Oort. Bite am Montag
ben 19. Suli bia ber Baltimore, Obio
unb 5iibmeifli6en 8nbn er6ffnet
tuurbe, iit bic geleeeuhe Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der @tabt Nem Oart aub
grootIpn. 0ieier Serminus III an
Der South 5errp, 6flib bon Der 8at.
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemielben
Dade iuerben Berbinbungen gema6t
nit ben 3agen bet 3ueiien. Dritten,
Se6hen unb Neunten Npenue Sod.
babn; mi! beuen Der 8rDabnap, So.
lumbuS uub 2eriuBton Qoenue gabels
liuien; Dfts unb Meiiieite Ringbabs
men Der pferbebabnIinien; South.
Jerrp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; Samil.
ton Hbenue unb 80. StraBe (Broot>
lpn) GerrD.
&auft Cure 8idets mad Stem 9orf
uber bic 9. 6 .. 8. %. R'n unb sSbr
entgebt allen llIbeauemli6feiten.
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aud tbat. 9erIelbe fing banlit an,
bab er mid nit mebt3inif6en 5toffen
sef6mdngerte 2uft einatbmen lief, mas
mir ebenfals etpa8 balf, Gber Der Nb.
fonberung aus tneinem 4opf teinen
ginbalt tbat. SflieBli6 wurbe n1eia
Maseu afficirt unb i9 muBte Dor a9t
Mpnaten bic Mrbeit aufseben. Nuf
ben &aib meines Softors beeab i'd
mid stpei Monate auf bas 2anb. Sd
nobm ipdbrenb ber gansen 3eit Mebi.
3in. beripRrte iebo9 teine @rlei1terung.
Sd lab eine Nuseise bon Be 8 ru no,
In tueI6er anseseben mar. baB pe.ru.ua
Ratarrb turirt, NO INNER er feinen
SIP baben mag. Sd perf9afte mir
eine GlafGe unb ebe Id bieielbe balb
einsenommen bate, fiblte i'd mid bei.
fer. Sd babe ieBt 3mei Glafden Elm.
geuommen. babe meine Qrbeit wieber
aufsenommeu, babe guten 4ppetit unb
babe mid felt Sabren nibt be1er ees
ftiblt.@ &alpb %. gbulip,
Ga porte, Subiana.
S6idt fur Or. 9artman's freies
Bud tiber vWinter. 4atarrh". NbreI.
firt 'Thc Pc ru ma Drug Manufaetur,
ing Company" Columbus, Obio.
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SubiI6uut nes 8eitiiselten SDDrtes
bonn ,,befbrdnfteu ltutsrtba'
:temberftan6e."

Seit bem llrfprunee bes in front,
i9em Sinne Dielgebrau9ten Nusbru,
des bonn vbeidrdntten uhtertbanenpers
ffanbe@ hnb am Is. Sanuar gerabe so
Sabre berfionen. glbinger garser bat.
ten cine 8eifalsabreRe geri9tet, an
ibren 2anbsmann, ben prDfeiior I'll,
bre9t tn @6ttingen. einen ber proieiti,
renben u@6ttinser 5ieben". Cine 4b,
i6rift biefer 8eifaQsabrefe purbe benz
bamali9en Miniiter bes Snnern, b.
To9ou, bur9 beE glbinger 8hrser
Satob b. &ieieu tiberfanbt. gs wtrbe,
bieB es In benz 8esleitidreiben, BON
benz Qbfenber al8 eine grmangeIung
Der f9uloigen I9tung angeieben mer:
ben, tuenn bas S9reiben an NIbreht,
welde8 bod 6fentli9e slngelegeubeis
ten betriht, auf iabirettem Wege an
ben Mintter selanee. Das 8egleits
t9reiben b. Hieiens f6loB NIT benz
Nusbrude ber ueberaeugung, DaB bic
tn Der 8eifalsabreHe an MlbreGt aus,
geiprO9euen @efiuuuusen foI9e finb.
bic benz guten Barger unb lopaIen
preuBeu gesiemen. 3mei Wo9en nod
4bienbunS bieies S9reibens an ben
Miuiher b. Ro6om erging bann am Is.
Sanuar 1888 folseabe Antpprt:
sd sebe Sbnen auf bic gingabe
bonn 80. b. 9fts., nit pel1er Sic mir
BITE BON mebreren 8trgern glbings un.
ssi6nete GbreRe an ben 5ofratb uub
prOfefor albre9t dberrsi9t boben,
bierbur9 3u ertennen, baB mid BITE.
felbe nit unwillisem 8efremben er.
ftillt bot. Wenn iG aud anuebmen
, mill, baB es nur GewiHensaweifeI
gemeieu fnb, melde ben prufefor
Ilbre9t bep0sea baben. bic ibm ans
geiouueue @ibesleifuns fur unhattbaft
5u balten, 10 bin ib bod lebr melt ha.
bon enifernt, bic in Der grtIGruna bes
Albre6t unb ieiuer @6ttinger amts.
genohen ausgeiprs@ene 8eurtbeiluua
bes Werfabreus Sr. Maiefdt bes 36,
aigs bon 9onnoDer babur9 gere9tfer.
tigt, ober aud uur entidulbigt su I'm.
ben, baB ih foI9e Dielmebr fur cine
ebenlo unbeionnene alS tabeluSmeribe
uub nod oiesieitisen 8sIsben isIbff
ftrafbare AnmaBung balte. Die I'm.
terSeidneten Der abrsKe an 9rofefior
albre4t Iaben baber nit &e9t oeniel.
ben 8Orpurf auf fi9, inbem Re ieue
@rfldruns biliseu unb loben uub ba.
bur6 bic 8ranbe befelben Az ben ibri,
GEL MAIDEN. @s Siemt benz uuterihos
men, isiuem 66nig unb 2anbesberru
f6uIbisen 8eboriam 3u Ieiten uub fid
bel 8efolguHg Der OIL ibn eraeheu.
ben 8efeble nit Der 8srantmortli6seit
3u berubtgen, pel6e bic BON 6ott
eiuseiebte Obrigteit OaFar tlberuimmt !;
absr es siemi ibm ni9t, bic SaubIun.
gen bes StaaiSO6erbauptes on ben
Mabfab ieiner bsf6rduttsn giuIidt
anouIegen uno Iid In bhuteIboftem
llCbermutbe elm 6fentlidsS urtbeiI
tiber bic Ge6tmdBigteit be1islbeu On.
sumaBer. 9esbalb muB i'd es eiue
re6t beoousrIi9e Werirrung neuueu,
Deun bic unter3ei9ner Der abrefie In
benz 8enebmen Der @6ttinser 9roFei.
loren cine 8ertbeiOiapns Der eeTeb
mdBigen Orbnung, eineH Wiberltanb
gegeu bic 8iattir 3u erteunen segIoubt
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0rrfriibttr 4tu'.
Don {. auh!sn6e&.

&uf Der GiSbabu, Die Der gBinter buute,
ainors 8reunb 1T ieibft Der folte @rets-
g8ar e8 geitern eff, oaB i'd bid I9oute,
llnb iofort CAB tt ntein 0er3 Dir preis.
@iuit;g mar mir ein Ntoment, perrpegen
Sdnen i'm faiieuo, lieB id i'm nidt flteb'il,
llno bu boff, peri6dntt 3pur uub berlegeH,
Define SartO Der metlliaen gelieb'n.
9luf bes Stablidubs glatteu S1pingeu glitteu
Bir oubin rno inuroer balb oertruut.
0Wlorgeu bari id} Sie tpobl iuieoer bitteu!~
llnb bu fiifterteit: rgSern's nnruidt thait~
29ebl l1n6 beute ipraug Der @inb mad 9Seften,
llnb Elm tpormer 8riibtingsregen ipriibt-
Irger Qef1l nit alien eeinen @diten
unmillfomnlen fonlutit Du anb perfrii5t!
geas 5erit6rft bn mir NIT liubeli ,Sanhen
Wfetner neuen 2iebe glatte 8obn!
Define 8etlden faiit id nod nid)t braudeu,
Dorf tbr nod I'm truuten Seim nid)t nab'n.
Sore, 0inter, iei nid]t feig unb gage,
MetGe ntdt nor'tn erfteu aufturnr, 6roitl
Ginnlal nod mad 6ront fit fpenig Sage,
0fit bem No9butregiutent gtOrboitl
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Gitt Gei6dftSmaull,
Ser adt Sabre att Gatarrb litt,
tpir6 furirt.

sd iprede Shnen hermit tauisnb.
fahea 9ant aus baftr, Das Jbre
Mebicin fur mid getbam bat. Sd lit
felt a6t Sabreu on 4atarrb. 8db=
renb bieIsr adj Sabre babe i'd bins
rei6eub Mebicinen genommsn uub es
nit 10 biel berf9tebenen @inatbmungss
Snarumenteu oerfu9t, 0aB, weun i6
fie ole anftibren wollte, bieielbea eine
Seite ftllen narben. Mein 3ufanb
wurbe 10 isblimm bor Elm unb einem
balben Sabr, bab i'd mid BON 3pei
t5beciQIiften fir @Qtarrh behanheIn
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pas @e6eintni6 bet SGSa6eit

9as @e6eintnie bet Sdi0n6eit
1T @eiunObsit. 9us @sbeimniB Der
@eiunbbsit 1T bic Sruft, bic nOtbise
auontitat eebsnsmittst gu usrbau.u
unO 3u uilimiIirsu.
81 9bneu I)irs bshanut2
3utt's 9sherpiQep tgrirsn unt.r allen
llmitap6sa 8ppiihmer3sn, Dpsp.piis,
Wsalaria. SsrfOpfunS unO abnlibs
Sranlbsiten.
S,ttt's Seber 4tuem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-19

lief. Ser erfe Dot.
tor entferute ein @es
pd6s In meinem
re1ten NaienIo6 unb
balf mir bies etuas.
Wan gab mir ben
&atb bieieu Gottor
auf3ugeben unb es
nit einea, an6ern su
berfu1eit, tpaS im
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-19

- DaS re OnesG ia r"=S3ier In
etn abfulut retneS 8ebran, 80 befien
Serfteaung amsfdltekIid3 Sppfen nns
Wfals Ser allerbeften Onnlitdt pertpen,
bet tuerben.
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. rtefaSiFe,

81 S albre6t-@ 9 ausuit-Minuie 8or
dert-Dr 8nber Casper 81 6 Dor.
bronbt-8 S 8auit-N @utemann --gtettie
Susp - @eorse SeB - M . Sunmeber-a
puff - Gaa Rran1er -9arrb RluseI-g 8
Safer = @miIie 2Dffter = So6n 9en1niser-
Srau U . Warttn - 8eb SEQ s Naurer-
Wr 8ab (2)-Su Meber-g $ Marttn-Gez
liz 9eidel - araaf Rfeiffer Sram Reaie
&pff-@sra @6mer-SeIir 8eib-Srant @id,s
ter-&lbert Ripitein -.aIer Roet - Nrar
2ouiia Sein-8 S@iffers % Gubmeber
6 . Stauba4-2 s Gdiis -gfobert Step,s
-Gnnte Sei6ner-6rau 6 0ittmann-2 S
8ertbeimer-Sohn 3erder.
2tusI6netfdle:
gSm 8uf4-2ueie S9uI3e Steiner.
N. B. Ber am goitidaIter mad eiaem
Der obt9en 8rtefe frast, bat ausbridli9 bin>
bab bieieIbeu advertised" ieien
uno tuann.
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Mattbies Bros. syletIher,

5(0. 5U7 0HsD 0 i Z 0 IsSfraBSt
Hur bas uorsaeli9ie RiuSs. s9af.
unb S9weinefeif6.
Spesialitdt: Sunges aalbfeifd.
4Qe Nrteu bon @urfi. 56inten,
3unge, S6moIa &c,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-19

- 9anbrstb's e6ts 9aattartofeIu.
3sbn periGisbeHe 9orten bel
g. 6. 6utb & 9 obn.
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Siioweftteras wituidtGmd.

Wenn Sbrgu9 irgenbmo nieberlaNen
molt, thut es eatlans Der 2iute Der
Can Wmtonto ,tnO Wras,:
las VaB Sabn,
I'm @artea. .9ifritt bes Staates. 8e,
iunbbeit unb 9Iima unitbertroffeu.
8iaise 2Snbereieu fur ben Garmer,
Warttgdrtner, Obj unb 8iebsh6ter.
Megea @inselbeiten nenbet Sud ON
8. s. Martin, g. .. g.,
San Autonio, 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-19

Sa bemfelben 2otale beftnbet R6 elm
5ii@s anb Mafterns @arft.
Sdgli9 groBe Nusnabl ton frifaen
Sgifden, Aufern, Gilb. Gefiigel
aller Ari. $elepbon 399.
8efelluagen fur Gleii9 unb Slid &C.
perben In irgenb einem 8bei!s Der
Stabt fret abaelieFert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-19

6aben, pdbrenb He boriu elm ungeaie.
menbes 9lufebnen, sia osrmefeaes
l1eberbebeu bdtten uabrneb bmsn ioaeu."
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SC0TT'S
{ EMULSION

bon Se6ertbra1 NIT 6bpOpbus,
pbatetl, seniiseuber geluesuns
I'M 6reien, retner SUIT un6
reinem @uiier bdlt ieben Gn>
fang Der e9pirt6Iu6t, fOtuie
&ei3 Der 6alsOr9ane unb 9urt>
gen auf trditist ben aBrper
unb itartt 6as Gbfteut sesen
tueiteren GOrtIbritt 6ieier tiifi>
f6en &runtbeiten,
30 Cts. mb s1.Oo Bel sn.n apstsas~A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-17

Misses Ada and Matte Pickett, Frank
lin street. Portland, spent Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. Charles W. Chatham,
Pearl street.
Mrs. David @. Thomas is quite Ill with
rheumatic trouble at her home at Ligonia
The regular business meeting and social
was held at the home of the Misses Eva
and Lillian Mayo, on Monday evening
After the sineeting was adjourned,
proverbs were handed to all present with
the request that picture be drawn 10
illustrate tho saying. Some of the results
were very amusing and all voted it sslots
of finn Refreshments were served by
the Misses Mayo and Mr.. Fred Mayo and
at q late hour the young people left for
home thanking their host and hostesses
for vsry pleasant evenings enjoyme Mt.
Mr.. William Locke has moved his fam
ily to Yarmouth where they will reside.
Mr. VIM, Hobbs has taken the rent vacat-
sd by Mr.. Locke and will move his family
immed lately.
Motorp1an Lewis of the p. and G. T.
road has returned to his duties after a
pleasant two weeks vacation spent In
The northwestern part of the state.
Mrs, Ernest Sargent spent tuesday as
the guest of Mrs. Vina Fickett. Barren
Hill Road.
! Miss Georgia Allen, Lincoln street, has
returned home from Boston after pleas
ant vacation of two weeks.
Word has been received from Mr.. Chas
s. Richardson, who left Tor Florida
short time ago. He wrote from Jack
sonyille and is very much pleased with
the 1Sunny South. He intends to stay
IN Saint Augustin during the winter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-17

Caesar (Mr. H. f. Goding) with h.'
fiddle, and Cynthia Bigelow mrs T. =
Lidbaok) who played ye symphony on .
.harpsichord. The fair is to contin "
through. Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings. A supper and entereain
ment will he the attractionsthis evening.
The Westb rock Seminary club vial Ds
entertained this afternoon at four o'clocs
at the home of Miss Alice Howes, Fear
street, Wo odfords.
The wedding of Mr.. William 5. NC
Geooh of this city TO Miss ELLEN y. Eason,
will takesplacs this evening at the nome
of the BRIDES mother. Mrs 5. .. hsoon
No. 40 St. John street, Portland.
Rev. Manley B. Townsend the no"
pastor of the Woodfords Univdfsallst So
ciety will hold btheir second reception
to the members ana friends Of the parrish
this afternoon and evening at their resi-.
denoe. corner of Arlington street anu
Forest avenue, Woodfords.
The girls at the High school who are
members of the basket ball team have
been praoticing of late with the team Of
Westbreok seminary.
. The members of the graduating GLASS,
Deering High school have just secured
from ]. A. Merrill & Co.. of Portland,
their GLASS rings. The ring is solid
band ring with the figures '99 raised on
the top. The ring is inscribed on the In
side "E. N. "" the Latin motto "Esse
Non Videri. The class pins have also
been secured. The, pins are of gold and
are lettered d. II. s. SO.
The Dsering Electric Light and Power
company are supplying the large mean
descent light sign Of Estes and Senter Al
Woodfords, with light generated at the
Great Falls plant at NorSh Gorham.
The road scraper was at work on Spring
street Woodfords between Grant stree,
and Stevens Plains avenues yesterday
afternoon. The street has been greatly
impr owed by the use of tine machine.
The Woodfords Universalist society
will tender an informal reception to Rev.
Manley B. Townsend and wife, Friday
evening, November IS, from 8 to II
o'clock at Lewis hall, WoodfoIds. The
mem bers of the society have circulated
neat printed invitation and desire to
extend the invitation to all known to b
interested to attend even if they do moi
receive one of the printed invitations.
DEERING SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The monthly meeting of the Deerine
school committee was held last evening
at the mayors Office, Woolfords. Absent.
Messrs. Hawkes. and Crosse. 1t was voted
that Mr.. Marvin confer with the superin-
tendent regarding now course Of study
for the high school and submit the same
at the next meeting. Authority was
given Mr.. Marvin the high school princi-
pal to issue notices to the parents OF
pupils who are behind in their studies.
1t was voted to request Mr.. Marvin to
call on such parties as he may desire tc
solicit decorations for the adornmsnt OF
the new high school building,
The bills for the month were also ap'
prove d by the. committee.
The illustrated lecture by Mr.. Albert
w. Dyer of Oakdale, delivered last eve
ming In Lewis hall, subject, America
and the Spanish American War, was rot
very we'll attended.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-17
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