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with devil-may-care gait. The boy
is not awed by any parsonage, however
great, and slouches along the streets
until some mischief arouses his atten-
ton, and together he and the dog go
into 1T. So the two laze along through
life, irreverent and careless, but rather
liked on the whole on account of their
imperturbable cheerfulness.
A little girl who owns big ST. Ber-
nard dog has SO impaired her very
feminine personality to the animal that
the big fellow is becoming most ridicu-
LOUIS She walks with short, quick steps,
turning her toes out very squarely. This
is hard gait for the dog to initiate,
but he has done it with his hind feet
at least, and minces along, giving a lit
tie twist outward with his hind feet.
The little girl jumps up and down with
delight, and the clumsy dog attempts
the same light springs. She is child
whose personality is not at all strong
and whose voice is of the fine, fussy
Sort and the dog lacks that big, COM
manding presence which belongs to a
ST. Bernard. His bark is not a deep
bay, but sharp and indecisive, and he is
gradually becoming fussy in all his
movements.
1t would not be polite to say that the
master or the mistress partake of the
personality Of the dog, and SO the doc
must be affected by the personality 81
its owner
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DOGS AND THEIR MASTERS.
Just Watch Your Neighbours Fido and
Sec if This Is So

""So "aeSh iouf F10O and
Sec if This Is So.
1t is said that when two persons are.
good deal together they grow to look
like each other, but the statement is Just
as true of men and dogs. The likeness
IS sometimes so strong that one volun-
tarlly suggests the other. This sinil-
arlty is strongest in the walk, says a
writer in the New Orleans Picayllna
l know bank president. fat and
pompous, who owns little fox terrier,
which might be a bank president among
dogs. The man has heavy, waddling
gait, and the dog, partly on account Of
rheumatism, walks exactly like his mas
ter The lively nature which is sup
posed to belong to dog of this breed
is utterly lacking in this animal. His
acquaintance is only with the blue
blooded dogs who wear collars, and it
is evident that his conversation is all
on the rise or fall of dog stock. the
stringency of the bone market and the
probability of plenty of cats.
On the other hand, / have the ac-
quaintance Of two little fox terriers who
go to the other extreme They are very
nervous and seem to partake of the ma
ture of the mistress of the house, When
she goes for walk her pace is very
rapid, her steps short and her sudden
halts to look in store window or speak
appearance which is shared by the dogs,
They chase around the streets with lit
tie pattering steps, stop suddenly,
chase on again, get in everyone's way,
and arrive home breathless and happy.
The mistress is a woman who jumps at
every sudden noise, and the dogs jump
with her. They also initiate her in
many little fretty quarrels, which are
over as suddenly as they begin
An old faahjonn6 man xyifh
fashioned dog still further illustrates
this point. The man is tall, rather
f1eshy, and has long, thick hair and a
full beard, cut in the old style The
dog is large, rather clumsy, with shay
gy hair, Veritable picture of the old
school reading book Bruno. The man
seems to know no one; neither does
the dog make the acquaintance of his
fellows. 1t is evident that the life of
both is devoid Of excitement, and is
made up of a routine of placid little
doings.
In contrast with this is the resem-
blance between a polished courteous
man of the world and the his little,
shining. spick and span poodle. They
are both small, dark, silky and grace
ful. The master has fine 5wavy locks
and the dog beautiful, shining coat
OF hair They both move softly and cas-
lily about the room and greet visitor
with quiet courtesy. When stranger
enters the little dog does not snuff at
him, but walks up quietly and invites
pat. These two, master and dog, are
SO much alike in their personality that
sometimes l am in danger of patting
the master and shaking hands with the
dog.
homely, yellow tramp dog attached
himself one day to an unattractive
freekled, red-haired youth, and the two
are now boon companions, alike in ap-
pearance and tastes. The boy laughs
loud and harshly at whatever amuses
him, and the dog follows with an irri-
tating, discordant bark. The dog is no
respecter OF persons and ambles along
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To-DAY's WEATHER.

The Indications for Montana to-day are:
Generally fair Saturday and Sunday
northwesterly winds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-03

The influence of gravity on the blood
circulation is very perfectly resisted in
the cat, dog, monkey and man. But
Dr. Leonard Hill of London shows that
when an eel or grass-snake is suspend
ed tail downward, the blood disap-
pears from the heart in a few beats
and chloralized tame rabbit, in in
verified position, has its heart action re-
duced after 10 minutes or so, and is
soon at the point of death. In both
cases pressure on the lower part of the
body or plunge into water restores
circulation. The latter fact is thought
to give a simple explanation of the
benefit of baths to debtlitated men. the
dydrostatic pressure not only acting on
the blood vessels, but causing the alb
dominal organs to float upward.
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UNDER STATE SUPERVISOR
STATE SAVINGS BANK

Corner Main and Park, Butte.
OFFICERS: LILO. fs.
JOHN A. CREIGHTON. President
G w. STAPLETON.........V President
T. NJ. IODGENS. ................. Cashier
Paid in Capital 500 COO.
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000.
Under state supervision and jurisdiction.
Interest paid on deposits. Sells ex-
change available in ali the principal cities
of the United States and Europe. Collec-
lions attended to promptly. Transacts
general banking business.
Direetors-John A Creighton, Omaha C.
w. Stapleton, A. H. Barrett, E. d Lea
witt. S. v. Kemper T. NJ. Hodgens.
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He HAD HIS suspicious.
Cavanaugh and Mrs. Haskins
Arrested for Adultery.
HUNT FOR A MISSING GIRL
A Centerville Maiden Supposed to Have
Been Led Astray-The Police
Have Found No Trace
of Her e..

Michael Cavanaugh, miner, and
boarding house at 402 East Broad
way, were arrested about o'clock yes
terday morning and are now being held
at the county Jail on a charge of adul-
terry.
Haskins, the injured husband, con-
ducts a miners boarding house at the
place mentioned. He has been confined
at the Sisters hospital for some days
with a severe illness. Yesterday morn
ing about half past o'clock Captain of
Police Leyden was summoned to the
hospital to see Haskins, who told him
he had suspected his wife for some time
of having improper relations with other
men; that she had been in the habit of
getting drunk and so conducting her
self that she drove the boarders out of
the house. He said that one of the
boarders had just come to him and told
him that Cavanaugh and the woman
were then in her room at the boarding
house. Captain Leyden and Sergeant
McGrath went to the boarding house.
|
got no response and, forcing the door,
| they found the couple in a compromiS-
| ing situation. They were arrested and
| taken to the city jail, where Mrs. Has
kins gave the name of Smith. Later
J they were taken to the county Jail and
charged with adultery.
| The police were called upon yesterday
morning at an early hour to look for a
| young Centerville girl who was absent
| from her home under circumstances
which caused her mother to fear she
| had been led into devious paths. The
| mother said the girl, in company with
| another had gone to the merry-go-
| round in South Wyoming street early
| in the evening and she had learned that
| there they made the acquaintance of a
| stranger who got into the girls confi-
| dence by telling her he was a friend Of
| her fathers; that they had started
| home, but on the way the fellow and
| her daughter had gotten rid of the other
| girl and then had gone off together, she
| knew not where, The police learned the
! couple had attended a dance at Rem
| shaw hall. but no further trace of them
| was found.
| Louis Violet is the very aesthetic
| name of new character who recently
| made his appearance in the Galena
street row, who was run in yesterday
| morning annd booked for vagrancy for
| being a secretary. Violet is said to
| have brought two young French women
| to town and installed them in business
| in East Galena street and regularly col
lected the proceeds of their shame.
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Were After Money,

. Ex-Alderman Donat Dorais reported
to'the police yesterday that his grocery
store at Park and Arizona streets was
visited by burglars some time Thursday
night. The burglars broke a pane of
glass in side door, slipped back the
bolt and effected an easy entrance.
They We're evidently only after money,
as the SO in silver that had been left in
the money drawer was all that was ia
ken
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Doctor Dogge,

The successful specialist for diseases
of women, nervous and private diseases.
The doctor cures the diseases per1na-
nently and in a short time. He has all
the latest apparatus and Instruments,
and he gives the medicine out of his
own laboratory, 80 North Main street.
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Music for Everybody.

We have all the latest songs and in
strumental music. Everything in our
immense stock of sheet music for sale
for the next two weeks at 40 per cent.
discount. Montana Music company 119
North Main street.
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We have a very desirable modern s.
room house and lot situated in the best
residence portion of the west side. Can
sell for 81, 100, part cash. Reynolds &
Mcdowell, As East Broadway. Tel. 80.
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Julia MarIoyye Shoes.

have just received an entirely new
shipment of these popular $3.50 shoes;
% w, Park. Tassell's.
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Don't fail to reserve your sleeper at
once for special excursion via Great
Northern, Monday and Tuesday next
June and 6.
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Saturday at the
@. K. LEWIS STORE
Noted for Best Goods.

NVtSu iol DCSG NVo
Never i'll history such successful
sales-the good people of Butte apprecl-
ate good reliable merchandise and such
prices more than plense them.
Specials added to the already large list
FOR to-day:
So rs Sbutton length kid gloves. per pair, 5oc
Some sizes missing)
Is cent handkerchefs. ...........-...........5 &C
90 cent handkerehiefs. 8 1.3c
800 remnants dress goods, values SOC to
ward csc
ST O and SIC maekintoshes laules Sc. 90
So mackintoshes 81. so
So, $40 and $12 cashmere wrapi ers, sight.
ly soiled to-day, choice. 81. 90
SOC, 60c and Use black silk Oh, ntill lace,
per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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In THE LAW COURT.
Knox County Cases Argued on Saturday
-Rescripts Sent Down.

Saturday in toe Law court was devoted
to arguments in Knox county cases.
Congressman-eiect Littleiield of the second
peared In these cases. The inst to be
heard was that OF Copeland VS.. Hewitt
ct ais, an action of assumpsit to recover
on plaintiffs contract for repairs ON the
Ihomaston ID. 4. church. At nisi prius
defense tiled demurrer which was sus-
tained and from this ruling the plaintiff
appeals to the Law court. G.. X. Little
field for the plaintiff; Mortland & John
son for defense.
Carlton VS.. Bird ct ais This Is a suit
TO recover license fees on patent for
burning lime with ceal. Defense con-
tends that the patent was used by them
with certain material alterations and Sec
ondly question the Jurisdiction for the
state courts in the matter on the ground
that II they are guilty. as alleged, 10 Is in
tr1ngemenG of the pa tent and only reoog-
nizaDls by the United States courts. The
Case WAS reported for the ruling of the
bench on this question OF law. J. e.
Moore Tor the plaintiff; U. e. Little
field for the defense.
The action of Chapman vs.. necrow Was
or lily nrgued 1t Is an action brought for
the killing Of plaintiffs dog by defeu-
danS's. hired man. acting under his OF /.
ders. It appears that the defendant pos.
sessed several tame rabbits which were
narastei and killed By the plaintiff IS dog
and the animal being detected about the
Defendants premises he instruct I'd his
servant TO shoOt him. At nisi prius q
verdint for $50. rs was recovered by plain
TIN and defense takes the action up on
exceptions to certain rulings of the presi-
ding Justice and make the novel point
that the plaintiffs dog, not having been
licensed on the LIST of April, as required
by statuhs. was not property and further
TINT being engaged in the killing of the
defendant's domestic animals ne had
q right to order the killing Of the dog.
Littletield for the plaintiff; Mortland
johnson for the defsnse.
Two rescripts. were handed down. In
the Haldo county case of Charles A.
SchieEen u Co., VS.. The Belfast Light
and Power company the court finds that
the non-suit was rightly orderei and the
exception is overruled. In the case of
kennebee county for assault with intent
TO murder, the exceptions are oyePruled
and Judgment or Tered for the state upon
the verdict.
THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
A'pstit:on in bankruptcy has been filed
by Linsous r. Cola of Paris.
Action on the lii els against the steam
ers fremont of the bangor & Bar Har.
Dor line and the Madeieine OF the p. r.
& B. lire, returnable' at Saturdays ses-
sion of the Districh court. was postponed
by reason of the absence OF X. u. Heck
bert. counsel ter the former COMPANY,
and the agreement Of interested counsel
on the Latter libel
Frank H.. Brown OF Raterville, Albert
w. Wethsrby of Lincoln and ii. ]. Cross
of Dover, were admitted Co practice in
the Unite1 States Circuit courts.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31

FOR THIS WEEK ENDING July 20. 1899.
last sales ank halibut at 1896 10 ID for
white and gray.
Last sales OF Georges Cod from vessel 8 621a
for large and 81 ez1a tor mediumi bank do at
2 75a22 go.
Handline cod caught east OF Cape Sable, n. s..
9 rs for barge and So rs for medium
Salt Mackerel $40 " bhl for large and $40
for small in iisher1nen's order.
We quote prime Georges Goldfish new SO 90
nc 20 for large and cog - so for small: Bank
at 80 as 90 for large and 500 0ds4 90 for
small shore at So 6oe5 10 for large and rs
"A 90 for small
We quote cured cusk IS 75@4 70 y utf; Ia .e
50 75a3 90; hRddoek So 7ha3 90; heavy salt
ed pollock at So 5oPotf; and English cured do
5 SOP 9th
Maekerel are scarce In all grades, a few Is be-
ing practically all on the market; fat Is qlDiei
$40 30 4g Dbl; large IS at 10 25ss15 10 u Dbl,
and thinkers from S10a$ll.
best nandline homeless Geogs cod 7M for me-
dunn TO &c for large: middles b0GS9 homeless
Shore do 1885, Grand Bank do &c lac: cusk,
| 6lG6iAc; paddock 41aG5h; make at 31s G6;
fancy brands Of entirely honed cod ID to 1bc
v 10; Smoked Hahbut. straight strips at &c
v III. extra thick &c; medium &c; small at 51s
\ chunks sG10c.
Smoked salmon leo D Ii; Med herring oaI4c
box; tuckS re; lengthwise at 13c.1s at lie:
| canned trout 81 SO; fresh halibut 2 30; salmon
| 81 20; Holsters s3. EkN
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RAILROADS.
BOSTON & MAINE r.. II.

Tra,ps ,ssvs pn.s,s D n..,s e. a..
scarhayo s:,.oss,ns ~ on Sr "a 90 Ssa'cn. i1s
m 81 ? ~ 4 ~ !. 20 =, 49, Soo' ivVo O. III;
~ 40 % a NV i ~ o@ ~ eoo io,V wv
500 II ian. M M 49, =, $50 w: A., 80
ford 70a 4 30 a. q ~ ~ ~ -, ' ~ ~,
= M IL 1SiiS M ~. 90. v.ov. 49, o.9o'
1c.s = 40 vs. M 40 ~. ~. ncfneo9hk-
o.u5, q. 20 D. m Wells Reach. No. Berwiol.
TOO. $40, a. M. $50, 8. rs pm. somersworth.
Roohcster. TOO d A n. M Io.:s0s Aatl n M,
Alton BAY, Lakaport and Northern Dty ~
ion, s.45 Il. m, IL 80 p. 10. Worcester (via
Somerswovth n 100 ~ m Mnncheator Concord
and North. 100 .. M. s.sups IN Dover Exc.
ter. Haysrhiif. Lawreuce Iowsli ~ n AZ
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CASC0 BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House wharf,
Portland, We.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
Summer Arrangements June, 20, 1899.

For F0reSt Civ Ia.,.fi,,o peaI.s t<aa.,s. a *
645 T45 ono 10 al ~ oos a r. 20 ~
1850 rs. 2Jb. 200 sa'xS 4Sar- Nix al *
" 40 al sa no q "a d \, ' ~ s '
II efurn-e On On a - a 40 m sa +4oa
NJ I1o / m - TX . All 4 "a a ~ Z 90 K *
$50. sT.so, $40 300, 10 is p NJ or at close
OF Entertainments.
For Cushimr,s Island a45 745 am IN M
1i.OOA. M. 1880. sI.4S. us. 400. 4'3o. III
~ al - m a "a y n. - S' wv NV 49,
Return nos. 500 e.15. 1000 II 90 A. NJ. 40 AZ
500. 2.45. 3.so. 445 q 40 u. IL ss0 q a. ~ nj
For Iitris and GREAT Diamond tslan6a
p nshS na, ~ Lsnanng'
=, 70 10 ne - Sscc 80 ~ avu, tg.1v A.
sa % 100 ni' <uo. 'SUos s-Zo. DID, alo. I3c,
n e ssoe Z. ~ sav. r,,.. n,.s a or N.
~ - ~ y, :, - 1850 osso' .v W
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THE NEW PARTISAN.

When the Allan line steamship Partisan
reaches Portland in November ID viii be
ssen that she hss undergone considerable
alterations. Ono funnel has disappeared,
and she now carries only two masts.
The space formerly occupied by one of the
tunnels has heen utilized for the eonven-
ience Of smokers; SO that the external
appearance of the boat, familiar to ocean
travellers from this port, has been con-
siderably changed.
The Partisan is now In command Of
Capt, John Brown, late Of thu Californian,
Capt. htcSteol, her well-knoHn former
master, having been given the command
of aha new hnsr Bayarian.
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Domestic. Markets.
(By Teiegraph.)

juicy 20. 1899.
CHlCAGO-Wheatc closed at 701se for July
701se for Sept; 72s4c for Dec: 1854 for May.
Corn closed at 3fhAc cash and Tor July; 3i$s
for Sept 29Sse for II &c; 301e May.
Oats closed at 28e cash and Jnly; l9I&c for
Sept; I9ssc for Dec Il lac May.
EST L0UIS-Wheat closed at 1904 cash ;7o5a
for July TIA for sept; IA Dec.
Corn closed ale cash; sic for July 2S Dec.
Oats closed at xlc cash; ALSO for July.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed Tat 725ae fer
cash.
DkTR0IT-Wheat quoted at T214c for cash
White; cash Red 7214e; July at 7214c; Sep at
737sc; Dec 76e.
TOLEDO neat-cash 7il4e; July at 7ft4
Sept 73c; Dec &c.
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Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. r.

stntaOu Foot OF Prebfss 81.
On and after Monday June 2o 1859 Passe,,...,
~ trains win leave Portland,
RyL worcester, Clinton. Aver Junction. Nashua
wmuaan and kpping At T.s0 = M and i2.33
For Mal q ss Concord and points North al
For hoenester. SprinGyais. Alfred. Watsr.
porc aud saco ktyes atTs0 = N. i2.so and
For Gorhsm Al Iso and s.4s a "a. ,2se aos
FER West6roak, Cumberland siilIs. westbrao<
Junction and Wecdfords at 7.sa az a ns-
l2so, see. SD and 6.2e p. N.
the 750 u m. asu4 II 80 y. NJ trains
from Portland, connect at Aver
Junction with "HoQsac Tunnel Roufep
for the West and al Union Station, Worcester
for Providence and New York, via Providence
Line for Norwich and New York, via Nor
Nich Line" with Boston and Albany Il r Tor
sne West and with de Now YORK ell rail- via
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcestar
tl.25 p. m hoin Rochester, az A30 a m, l. 20
and b.lS D N IRON GOfham AZ e.4Q Rse and
iQ.bo .. M H.. Ala as .. N
SUNDAY TRAINS.
seave for Rochester and Intermediates sta
Arrive from Rochester and intermediate sta
w. DAVIS. sups
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT Co.

Commencing June 40, 1899.
leave Bath daily texeeet Sunday at $50 a.
NJ. landing at WestP0ft Junction, Isle OF
Springs, Southport, Mouse. Canltol and Squirrel
Islands, Spruce Point, Ocean Point an,i B0oth-
bay Harbor, connects at Mouse Island for
Christmas Cove, Heron Island and Peinaquid.
Returning. leave Booihbay at ESQ p. M. max
ing same landings.
Leave Boothbay Harhor at 7.15a a. M, landing
daily (Sunday excepted at Squirrel and Mouse
Islands. Southport kiggsville, Westporb June.
ton and Westport. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday az Ocean Point. Spruce. Point. Capitol
Island. Five Islands, and Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at Isle of Springs and Sawyer's
lslapd- Returning leave Bath at 2. 80 p. M
Saturday evening express commences July
Sth. Leave Bath az 6.30p. m.
Noon express commences July 11th. Tues
day. thursday and Saturday, leave Bath at II, 40
a. NJ, Boothbay Harbor at II a. m.
PGpham Beach Route.
Commencing THURSDAY, June Is, 1890,
a steamer VIII isaYc Popham Beach daily. ex-
cept Sunday, at 7 a. m. and $50 p. m. Return.
ing Will leave Bath at Q =. M. and D. m. calling
at Phipsburg Center. Parkers Head. Hinckly's
and Bay Point each way.
JAS. u. DRAKE. Pres and Gen. Mgr.
Bath. Jure 10. 1899 ie2idtt
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Costoa Markets..
lBy relegraph.l

July 70, 1BBH.
NEW Y0RK-The cotton market to-day was
quiet; mIddling upland at 61ses do gull 69se;
sales 600 bales.
CHARLES r0N-The Cotton market to-day
closed quiet, nominal; middlings &C.
GAI.NESTON-The Cotton mar6es closed
steady; middlings 62se.
MEHfHHIS-rhe Cotton market to-day elosed
steady; middlings 5sxc.
NEW oRLEANs--Tha Cotton market closed
quiet; middhngs 5s4 Q.
MoBILE-cotton market is quiet; middlings
10 1l-l6c.
sAyANNAH-Tha Cotton market closed
steady: middlings 5sse.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31

SEBAGO LAKE STEAMBOAT CO,
The New and Fast stca-ers
HAWTHORNE and LOUISE.

On and after june %, viii connect daily with
s.4b 2. m. AMI LIS p. ~. train over Malne Cen
irai halltoad Waite Mountain Dixlsionl, touch
Harrison. connecting at Harrison with stage
LOT waterford. AMI ~ Naples with j. w. Cooks
coach lines for Edes Falls, SEQ D isfield, etc.
Steamers leave Harrison every day feSeept
sunday at 7.0 q. m. and i.30 =. m. North
Bfldgtop At $50 a. M. and 1874 D. M, Bridgtor
~ EGO 2. m and p. IN. and Naples at 9.15 q. m.
and 245 2. M, connecting at SebagO Lake Sta.
tlon with II. 40 a. m. and 5.25 y. Ir. s eamboat
Express tram Tor portland and Boston.
excursion tickets t. Naples. BrldgtOu, North
Brldgton. Harrison and Waterford are for sale
~ bUston ever the Boston q Maine Railroad.
Eastern and Western Divisions, ON steamers Of
the Portland 5. :. Co. In Boston, Portland Union
station and az all principal X. X. ticket Offices.
BE sure and call for Excursion Tickets and
get Baggage checked over "SeDago Lake
Route.
le27df c. /. GooDLIDGE, Mgr.
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HARPSNELL STEAMBOAT Co.
"The 365 island Route"

Beginning June 49, 1890. steamers will
leave Portland Pier, Portland week days.
as follows;
For Long Island. s.45. 1000 a. m, Lac.
$50. u. m.
/. For Little chebeagus. Jenixs Great Che
beague. South Harpswell, Bailey's and Orr's
Island. 80, 1900 q. m, Las. 500 y. IN.
For Gilt Island, Littenelds, Great Cha
Deague. 1000 a. m, Las. 5.00p. m.
RETURN FOR PORTLAND.
Leave Orr's Island, $50. 1880 a. M, Las, $50
p. M, VIA above landings.
Leave Long Island. Ts5 a. m. 1870. a4a $50
?. n; arrive Portland sos a. m, 1880, 41O,
5.5o p, m.
Daily excursions Y miles down the bay. Fare
round trip only soc.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Portland for so. Harpswell and In
Notwithstanding, 1000, 1910 a. M, 200 D. M
sunday sailing TIP down The hay leave Port
lansl, 2.I5 p M Return from so. Harpsweil via
above landings arrive Portland 100, 30p.m.
Fare 10 So. Harpswel and return SUNDAYS
35c; other landings and sailing trips 25c
ISAIAH DANIELS Gen Man.
ie24dtf
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Portland & Rumford Falls Ry.
M Effcct sune s6. 1893.

kn Effect June 80, 1890.
DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ. and LILO r. M. From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buclkfield. eau
ton, Dlxnela, Rumford Falls and BeIhls.
Bemis,
30 a m, Ito and b15 n, m From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
On Saturday only SIS p. m train runs through
- Rumiord Fails.
r. O. BRADFORD. Tiafic Manager.
Portland. Maine
iels CD Rumford Falls. Nains.