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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-11
SHIPPING REPORT.
ForriGu and Constwisn.
July 10Th. 1899.
ARRIVED

Ital stmp. Citta iii Palermo. Bruno.
New Orleans. to coal.
Br. s;mp. Bariby. MaXfeld, Hamburg,
to load
Amr stmp. S. 7. Morgan, Savannah.
phosphate.
schr. Geo r. vreeland, Abbott. New
port News to finish.
schr l.. @ {. Wishart, -, New
York. light
timore. guano.
schr. North Carolina, --, Phnadel-
phia. coal. y
Yacht pocahontas. Turks Is
Amr. stmp. w. E. Chapman. scow.
light
schr. Rover, Huddekug, New York.
schr. Alcthia, Scott. Baltimore. coal.
Schr. St. Thomas. . Maine. ice.
Schr. John y. Prescott Crowley.
Portland, light.
CLEARED.
Ital. stmp. Citta di Palermo, Bruno.
Genoa, coaled.
schr. John McBrown. Robinson.
North Carolina, light.
Yacht Pocahontas, James river.
Tug NJ. Il. Luckenbach. three barges,
Philadelphia. coal.
Tug l.. Luckenbach. three barges.
New York, coal.
schr. Nettie Champlin, Kendall. New
buryport. coal.
schr. Amelia Hearn. -. North
Carolina. light.
schr. George Grins. -, North
Carolina. light.
SAILED.
Br. stmp. Sir Richard Grenvillc,
Bliault, Liverpool.
Br. atmp. Angola. Caranthers. Lon
don.
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COTTON RECEIPTS
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Norfolk. Va. Luly 10.

AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Texas is having fine weather for her
cotton crop.
Liverpool contract market declined
one point and closed barely steady.
Bar silver in London. unchanged at
2'M Il. per o., against 27iid. last year
The repurt OF the Agricultural Bu-
reau shows thai during the month OF
June the condition of The cotton crop
had improved two and one-tenth per
cent.
L S. ports received S,2l3 bales cotton
yesterday against 2.2Si iastsyear.
Future contracts IN New York de-
clined ! TO > points. closing steady
August. 5.Gi 20 565; October, 5.7i to 5.75;
January, 5S7 to 5SS.
New Orleaus contract market de-
e!ned one point on August, closing at
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BOND MARKET.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
New York. July 10. 1870.

New York. July 10.-Money on can
nrmer, 5@7 per cent: last loan 80 per
cent; prime mercantile paper 3dli per
cent: sterling exchange e. sy. with ac-
tual business In bankers bills at ASIA
for demand and at i.S4la@4 S4a, for six
ty days; posted rates 4 .S5n@& .S6ls and
1851; commercial bills 4.S3l4Qi.si; bar
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. July 10.-Sprits turpcn-
tine firm at 3Sa$si4c.; rosin. steady
unchanged; crude turpentine. sl.35. $500
and s210 tar, firm at $l.S5.
Charleston. :. c.. July 1O-Turpen-
tine market, firm at Soc. rosin, firm;
unchanged.
Savannah. July 1O.-Turpentine. firm
AT 39i.c. rosln. firm: unchanged.
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silver. GO7s; Mexican dollars. 47M; Gov
eminent bonds, Irregular; State bonds,
inactive; railroad bonds, firm.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. July 10.-Flour dull and
barely steady. Rye Flour dull. Corn Meal
quiet. Barley steady. Wheat. spot No.
red, 1850. Corn, spot. No. .. 401sc.
Oats spot, steady. Beef firm. Cut Meats
firm. Lard steady; Western. So SO; re-
fined firm. Pork higher and firm. But
ter quiet and steady; Western cream
cry. 1tMlSlac.; State dairy. 13MGplTc.
Eggs irregular: State and Pennsylva-
mia. l5@Gl6c.; Western fresh. l4ih@
l5i9c. Cotton Seed Oil firm. Spot Cot
rec. Rio, dull: mild. quiet. Sugar. raw,
steady; refined, firm.
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BALTIMoRE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, July 10.-Flour quiet:
Western super. 81 25Gs2 40,
Wheat firm: spot and July. H@1tMc.:
August. 742. @74Tsc.; September. 764p
16i.c.: Southern by sample. 70T T5Isc.
Corn tirmer; spot and July. 3S@3ssc.:
August. SS03Slsc.: Southern white, il4
41iSc.
Oats quiet; No. white. S2@S2Mc.
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AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL.
NORTHROITND

stmr. Flora, lumber. North Carolina
to Norfolk.
stlnr. Lucy merchandise. North Car
DINA TO Norfolk.
Stmr. NJ. J. Jory. raft of logs, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTHBOUND
Stmr. w. u. Rogers. merchandise
Norfolk 90 North Carolina.
Stmr. r. Il. Lee, light, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. July 10.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady; July, &. 6S@5. co; Au-
gust, 6.5105.52; September, 5.44G5. 46;
October. 5.46@5.47; November, 5.4S@
$40; December. 5.5S@5.54; January
5. 56@5. So; February, 5.59@5.G1; March,
5.GS@5.65.
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CHICAGO MnRKsr.


Chicago. July DISQUALIFICATION OF a
bearish government crop report was
the chief factor in a decline in wheat
to-day OF AM9sc. II also had the ct
feet of greatly restricting trade. Corn
showed sympathy to the extent OF i,c.
decline. Oats declined 2sGpiac.; pro-
visions were firm and closed unchanged
to &c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
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The geographical position OF the
structure is the same as that of the one
destroyed.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board:
FRANCIS j. HIGGINSON.
Rear Admiral, u. S. NJ, Chairman.
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(No. 1871 of 1891

NEW YORK LAWRENCE POINT
LEDGE POST IIGHT.-Notice is
hereby given that on or about July Il.
1899. fixed white lantern light viii he
established on the structure recently
erected in place of the one destroyed
on the westerly side of the ives terly en-
trance to the South Channel OF the East
River.
The focal plane OF the light Will be
l7ia feet above mean nigh water.
The structure IS square. painted black
with black house and post on top.
The post. above the shelf to support
the lantern. is White
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tHl tnirch. ~ N.
500 CRANKY. $40 90.
10 Falkland. 80. 80.
STORES.
% Charlotte.
q Charlotte.
81 Charlotte.
Water. $50. -.
35l Church. 5000
40 Church. siOOc.
~ Hlrll. so 90.
Go Commercial. SIS.
100 CRANKY. Sg5 ~.
3ii Cranky. 5000.
OFFICES
w arehcuse and OF.
Ices cor. Water
and iaycttc. 1884
JOS GRANNY :l5 40.
2iI Main. SO each
West HBildinE. cor.
Main and Church.
iladd.nEtOu Build
ing. Tor. CRANKY
and cay Hall ave.
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Flour, quiet; No. spring wheat. 7lia
M1Sc.; No. spring wheat, 7oia@72c.;
No. , red. 72iA@13#lc.; No. . corn, 333i a
3iisc.: No. oats. 2ii&M25c. No. >
white, 271sc.: No 3 white, 25EG2Slac.;
No. . rye. Soc; No. | faX-seed. Csc;
new. $l.00@l.0l; prime timothy seed.
S2.45. Mess pork, per barrel, SS.G5MS.I0;
lard, per 100 pounds. S5.2505.27ia; short
ribs sides Ooose), $i.S5I5.lO; dry salted
shoulders (boxeO, 5A95,sc.; short clear
sides (boXed), $5.20053O. Whisky
distillers' finished goods. per gallon
Sl.26 Sugars, cut-loaf, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was weak; creamereG
13lsGlSc.; diaries. 1l@l5hc.: cheese,
steady at SE6I9c.
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Richmond. Va. July 10. $50

500 Va. Centuries. G.......... .......... SIS
$lcGo Va. Centuries. mr........ .......... S5as
SSCul Va. Centuries. e9........ .......... S5As
10 Ci;izeNs lc&c.. m.......... ........ PSI.
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WHITE q co.

w HITE & GO,
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
40. 81 BANK STREET
$50 and 1913 Boush. rooms, Oct LIST 5000
~ Grace. roOInS..... 70 90
- queen = rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 90
~ bdte rooms 80. ........ ......... $500
"a Mariner. rooms $50. ........... -. y 90
S5i Charlotte, rooms. ........ 1850. 1900
COZ West Brambleton ave. rooms. . 1000
East Grace st, Z rooms ....... ..i667
- North 81 rooms 49,. 80. 20O0
80 Franklin ave. rooms ....... Is 66
20 Grown ST.. rooms ................. 1000
l15 Brewer ST.. rooms .............. % 80
SsS Eute St. rooms .................. 100
100 Levitt ave. rooms .............. % 90
20 Arlington Place. rooms ........ 20 90
rs Mariner, Z rooms. oc.. ist..... $500
i2l Mariner rooms August lst.... 27.6G
.i1 Bank. rooms. Oct. lSt.............. $500
lS '1tiC rooms oct Observation-Disclosures. $50
500. S7l. 373 Boush. rooms. Oct lst... 1890
90 notsh. rooils, Oc.. tst............ 2iO0
80 Queen, rooms. Oct. lst.. 10
Twenty-eiehth st. Park Placc....... $500
i6G Bermuda, u rooms Oct. lst...... 3s.33
81 f'enchurch, rooms. at once........ 2i.00
So CRANKY. roams, Oct 1st..... $500
q Dartmouth. rooms ................. 5000
q Hamilton avenue. 5 roonis........... Geo
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BY John c. Nlemeycr, Auctloneer.
Special Commissioners Sale Of Desirable
Suburban Real Estate in ScOttsuIIe,
Near City Of Portsmouth,
Norfolk County,.

Pursuant to 4 decree of the Circuit
Court OF the County of Norfolk rendered
IN The chancery cause therein depending
wherein John Il. HutShcsOn and Others
atr plaintiffs and Virginia Avery and hus-
uei signed, as special commissioner ap-
pointed by said decree. will proceed to sell
bidders,
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in front of The Courthouse door
in the City OF Portsmouth. al
IL o'clock m, Oh MONDAY,
the 18th day OF
July, 1899,

the real estate mentioned and described in
tno l.Ii ana proceedings in sad cause. OF
which Mary Ann tut htsun did SEIZED
and possessed. consisting OF those certain
tra1 Is or pax is OF land s-tuatcd at
ScotisEiiic. near the ,y of Portsmouth.
~ csicrn Branch d.sJl.ci county or
NVtfulh, 'irs.nia. and ioontcd on tn.
west SIDE OF SCOTS creek and on tie
north side OF GinsisoA. street eNtendeu.
ana about one hundred and ten feet nlor;,
OF .csS, HoTth from SAID Glasgow street
rAte mace. ana bounced Oh the north by
Tue anu OF the heirs OF John Shea de-
cease on he east by SCOTS creek tsaid
land e%iend!nS out TO thc middle OF said
creek, or AS Tar into 81 creek as the la
aiIows). on the south 10y land of w. IL.
iiouSnton. Joseph Owens and Alexander
ltuichr5rn's estate. and OH the west by
Spaikm Grant. Rogers and Shea said
tract containing alOui four acres, mere or
less, Also q small triangular lot or parcel
OF land located at the intersection of
plated into streets and building lots by
" Casseil, Jr, surveyor and will be
snown upon sand plat
TERMS; -One-th rd of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. one-third in six
from the day of sale tho deferred pay
ments to hc evidenced by bonds OF tho
AT TIC rate OF six per centum per annu,n
from the date of said sale. and title TO
SAID property 10 be retained until the
whole of the purchase money shnll have
becn pad. The houses upon said land TO
be insured by said special commissioner
at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers
thereon. from said date of SALE or the
purchaser or purchasers. or any OF them
may eject to pay the whole OF the pur-
lhase money in cash.
WAl. n. PORTLOCK.
Special Commissioner.
state OF Virginia. County of Norfolk-to-
wit.
!. l.. NJ. siverter. Clerk of tho Circuit
Court OF Norfolk County. do hereby Ger
tify that the bond required OF the speclal
COMMISSIONER by the above mentioned de-
crce has been duly executed.
Witness my hand this the 5th day of
july. 1893. L. NJ. SYLVESTER
J!H-tds Clerk of Court
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BYRD. BALDWIN S; co
HA. - a l. ts;i.N .. iG1 - ,Nn.,
IL = PAL stiiD iss1E.pa.E
GA .lS.REr
EOI; RENT

DWELLINGS.
eS York. slI.G7.
~ York, Sll.c5.
loS York. Sil.G7.
800 Freemason. Sil.G7.
q Falkland. So 30
l2i Falkland, $l2.50.
"a North, so 60.
lSi Maple, Si2.5o.
NJ bry Arch. Client.
$4,000.
v arrcn Crescent.
Client. $50 90.
Warren Crescent,
Client. 5000.
ROOMS.
1876 Highland. 500.
Front. y. city. $50.
7l9 Church. s4.5o.
7l9 Church. $3.50.
72j Church. $50.
725 Church. $500.
729 Church. $3.50
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AUerIoN s.Lns TnI. ar.

by the Morris Auction House. "A Wasn-
ington street. opposite new market.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-12
TOO MUCH PUBLICITY.

A prominent gentleman, and one who
is well:posted In regard to the interests of
the city and who knows something about
railroad interests said to PRESS re-
porter the other day:
1T would be much better for Portland
and her interests If less was said In the
newspapers here about the desire of the
Canadian Pacific railroad to make this
port its terminal Not many yeas ago too
much publicity in regard to the desire of
the Canad ian Pacific to come to Portland
lost fo- US what we have always been
hoping might be brought about. Then,
as now the Canadian Pacific would have
been willing TO have made Portland its
terminal point on the Atlantic coast. 1t
was before the road was extended across
the northeastern part of the state and be-
fore the Main Central railroad acquired
the lease of thsip ortland and Ogdensburg.
know that the Canadian Pacific in
tended TO make Portland the winter ter
minal for its big trans Atlantic freight
business. In fact deal was on between
that road and the Portland and Ogiens.
burg r X. and was nearly completed
when premature publicity knocked the
whole thing in the head.
What we have always hoped might be
brought about was then in fair way OF
being accomplished. AT most inoIpor-
tune moment the Canadian government,
through the publication of the news of the
contemplated deal, got wind Of the affair
and laid its heavy hand upon the Cana
dian Pacific. At that time the Canadian
Pacific was much more dependent upon
the subsidies of the Canadian government
than it now Is and that government did
not look with favorable eyes upon the
Portland terminal. 1t meant ruin to
some OF the large citiss in the Canadas
and the government OF only threatened
tn withdraw its subsidies II the negotia-
tions were continued but also offered to
increase them If the Canadian Pacific
would drop its scheme to acquire the
Portland and Ogdensburg by lease or
otherwise. The Canadian road had even
gone SO far as to bond large tract of
land In Portland for the erection OF ware
houses. docks and elevators when the
Canadian government knocked the whole
scheme in the bead.
Today the same thing may occur.
though the Canadian government has by
no means the influence with that road
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-12
rsIsCELLANE0UR.
GET DOWN TO CAUSES.
A Portland Cfti.en Relates an Interest-
Ing Experience About Cause and

Eshrtts
An Irish student attempted 10 refute n
professors lecture ON Cause and Effect
de objected TO the axiomatic principle
that cause II always frat and effect a
cohseq uence, and he illustrated his the
ory by citing one OF his countrymen push
ing q wheelbarrow. Whatever reasoning
may be necessary to establish the Irish ..
mans contention, one thing is certain (;
cause always goes nrst In kidney disease
and the effect follows. Bad backs from
disordered kidneys are very common.
No condition or class Of humanity Is ex-
empt. Some cases are old and chronic
and stubborn to remove. Some are first
attacks and easily disposed Of by Doan's
Kidney pills. If this fact could only be
impressed upon ourscitizens.. what a world
OF suffering would be prevented. Per
haps the example Of the experience of q
local resident will convince you.
Mrs Owen Woods of s35 Danforth ST.. =,
says:
"Some time ago Mr.. Woods had consid-
cradle from want Of proper action Of the
kidneys. A friend gave him u few Doan's
Kidney pills. telling him how much they
had done for him. Their beneficial effects
were noticeable. He then got box for
himself at II. II. Hay Il Sons drug store
at the junction Of Middle and Free streets.
by the time he had taken all the pills
contained In the box, the pains In his
back were ended, He has since then rec
commended their use to others and always
nsy Pills at every opportunity.
Doan's Kidney pills for sale by all
dealers; price so cents box. Mailed on
receipt OF price by Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. u, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name DOAN'S, and take
no substitute.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-12
THURSDAY, JANCARY 10

Forenoon-9.0 90 o'clock, five minute
talks by meIn bers. each TO suggest lines
Of institute work for 1899; Past and
Present Methods Of Agriculture. by
Hon. q. j. Gilman, Brunswick; discus
sion
Afternoon-2. 90 O'Clock, ten minute
talks by members:
1.-The Market Outlook for Maine Crops"
John J. Frye, Portland.
"Co-operative Farming
Nahum Hinckley, Bluehill.
THE Dairy Outlook,
K. Z. Light. Union.
"Tillage as Producer of Crops"
John NJ. Winslow, Nobleboro.
"Our Live Stock interests and Their
Value to the State,
John +. Talbot. Andoyer
developing Home Markets."
W. II. Snow. Milo.
Small Fruits"
4. E. Skolfeli, Brunswick.
"Sheep Husbandry and Its Impor-
tance to the farmers OF Maine,
). II. Goodwin, St. Albans.
Economic Stock Feeding"
l.. o. Straw. Newfeld.
"The Farmer and Education
DR.. A. W. Harris, Orono.
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turn, the sleigh was overturned and Mr..
Lewis was thrown to the ground, but
held firmly to the reins and checked the
frightened animals before further damage
was done.
Miss Hattie Grant of westbrook is stop.
ping at the home of Mrs II. l.. Hackett,
Hoyt street
MIR. Charles Connell Is quite III at his
home on Atlantic avenue.
MIR. Horace l.. Smith OF Salem, Mass.
who has been the guest OF Mr.. 6. b.
waterhouse, has gone to Scarboro for a
brief visit with friends.
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COURT FAvURs REVISION.

Paris, January I'm. Emile lola,
the suthor, has been sentenced TO pay u
tine of 10 francs and 500 francs damages
for accusing NJ. Judet, u writer of the
Petit Journal Of using forged dooum ents
in attacking NJ Zola's father.
The Liberat today quotes parsonage
closely connected with the court of cassa-
tion as saying that the inquiry into the
Dreyfus case Is about finished, that a
decision may be expected early in Febr u
AIRY and that 1t will lie almost unani-
mnusiy favorable to a revision of tn o
rial.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-12
NJ AINE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

Following is the programme for the an
nual meeting of the Maine Board of Agri-
culture To be held at the State House,
Jan. IL and 10. Half fares will be sold
for the meeting by the Maine Central:
Forenoon-li.o 90 o'clock. organization
of the hoard ami election of officers.
Afternoons % O'Clock. reports of secre-
tary. ana executive committee: business
kvening-7.3 81 O'Clock, Representatives
hall, State House, 1.-The Adulteratlon Of
Foods" "a lecture by Prof. Chas ID.
Woods, director of the Maine Agricultural
Experiment Station; readings by Miss
Susan May Walker of Fryeburg; singing
by the Ladies Cecilian quartette Of Port
land.
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OBITUARY..
AUGUSTUS p. FuLLER.

..,. ID r,,,.r ,rs.,asnt ~ the
..s.ns ID Fr,,.r oomnanv x.rn,sh
-. .nr,.,.,,r.rs ~ 400 Fora
-. a,.a M hts ho,ns an peer,ng street
.no., 4 "a o,oIoct Yesterday afternoon.
NJ ru,ier had been confIped IN h,s
roo,, for sbout two vseks with AN attaok
=, che sr,r and the i,nmed,ate oause os
his dsnth Ia attributed TO a olot of blood
vn,ch forced itself upon thu heart
us was the onIv son Of Adam Fu,ler.
ora ~ portland.s o.rr,aoe bu,,,ers. and
sarah (Elliott) Fuller. n native Of Wind
ha,n and wa. horn In this c,tv October IA.
,s,y since which time ~ bns bean his
constant home Ash lad MIR. Fuller Mt
tenaed the schools OF Portland and then
anterad the store of Mr.. Harry Hiuckly.
vbsre he became Thoroughly aoouainted
,v,tb the anotheoarv business. A n Young
man he entered the employ of }. l.. KEEL.
lev & Co. who were engaged in the drug
bnsiness ON the present site of the Fal.
mouth hotel. and In time, became men,
her of this firm which established itself
on Congress street, near the cUrner Of
Centre street.
In 1874 the firm devoted itself exclu-
siyeIy to the man ufncture Of yarnish and
on the retirement Of Mr.. Kelley was
known as the firm Of A. p. RULER a. Co,
and finally was incorporated with its
plnce of business on Fore street az the
Aug. p. Fulisr company
At the breaking out of the War of the
Rebellion. MIR. Fuller was appointed cap
tain and quartermaster bv the governor
of the state and served at Camp Lincoln,
near this city, wh'oh was theh command
ell py 'onn Lynon.
he sefNeu IN '"o o'.y oou"oH uuii"s
tue ye"fs ioo'.oo anu y, "'.n ,i"',, ,
MoLeiian anu Stevens ne was 'ne oio-
est iFihR ihe'no'f Vi Aho'.ns Isnun'"iN
rouge U, AiASo"'' anu A"u oe'u '''sr,s'
Vi .he A'"oo' i'eau .onp"n' ''.se -
Mr. ruiier ihar'i'" iS'in'oe'"' u.'s"'''
Oh heinuei Dye'' VIM "i.a $50. 'o"
"so. Ao ie
nif aug as'us :" '''e'' ''i' y. '.'
aug. 1"', Vim my
TER "rs, ha'e i'"rf"De''
mr. ui'e, was on' " 'ue 'Ao'U o''"
p""'onaU ',,af.
preoi'''o" Vi VIZ anu "u~oi' -"
ii'inof9' anu n'' Oip''o" Wv
'''He' ""u poop'0 u '' 49,
ways very '"'s"e' % ""
ihif"o,e man VI 'u''"e's' " '"9 ''o'e''
inVesri"' ms WIS '"o'' eo"e,o.' u"
.ufo "n' s"eie 40 D'n' ~" 80
'ia"' ""' ',''' ''"'on ~ 49, WV
MIG" """'. Tvs 'e'' ""AN e'o'
JOHN ". CoLCohD.
John W. CoIcord, who was assistant
editor of lions Advocate from 1853 to
,s-a diad 4, Alav Lac oountv Fla
,eoo -, ~.
Lee. 81 1870 aeeu eisn.' 'enrs. no was
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While there 1. life there is hope.

l was afflicted with catarrh; could Meth
er taste nor smell and could hear but little
Ely's Cream Balm cured it--aIarcus G..
Shautz, Railway, n. j.
The Balm reached me safely and the effect
is surprising. My son says the first appli-
cation gave decided relief. Respectfully,
Mrs. Franklin Freeman, Dover. n. H.
Zoe. trial size or the soc. size OF Ely's
Cream Balm VIII be mailed. Kept by drug
gists. Ely Brothers, sc Warren St., n. Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-12

EOR SALE-In Deering. elegant. new, IL
room house on Glenwood Ave, $500: new
room house Glenwoo Ave-, $1,000; handsome
residence rooms, corner Of Deering Ave and
William St., $500; room house stevens Plains
Ave. near Spring St, $780, cory room cot
tage, Thomas 81, Woodfords, 1900; these
houses ars new. modern and have heat electric
lights and bells, sewers, bathroom, etc they
are cheap at these prices; we will make terms
TO suit you and will make 1t an object TO buy
this month. DALTON & Co. IS Exchange st,
city. decl2u