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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Tor 6pinOcr.

proF. 4elerfsns "German Remedy
for aOiuoeipsoomme ef bet snslie Uit.
bel, fom sr fuloitGuois 9%arunisret iii ct
beibrebe. Denne Ute6itin sr life tit
Salgs paa NpOisferne, men faos tnn
pos lotale A9enter. Deriom ingsn
4gsnt inoes / Bsrss NaboIns, ltriu oa
til os siter en- 6Iulfs eIer en- fuIo Rasie.
pris pr. Jlaifs sl.25 easr 9 SLATER Tor
SO 90. 8eriom 9e isnoer sitsr 9
Jlalfsr al bsnne uomGifsoe Weoicin.
glusr ri en itrifili9 @nranti, at fnmms
Dil belbtebe Dem; euer | moblot 5alo
fanr ge $500 ii~lbaeebetnIt. DUFF at
oenns Weoicin er fun for Rpinber, Iom
Iiber al RsruSitet, 9oueopine. buarlig
appetit, Wotbsb, Smsrisr / Chen ensr
l1nnerliuet, NJ. m.
SfriD | Dag % isnb 9ense meb Ex
press Ordre, Money Order euer rs9is
mftrsrst grep. os lsnD ale Orbrs til
prof. 3. G. peterien,
181, 1873, 1876 yaain Ct, Nslior, Miun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Senaetoi.

ane Dinrie 6briiisnien, Flair. l 1appe
Mrs. u. 9eoerien. ct. pnuI, Reb. > Yuoer.
Mrs. Obi Cd, Qalatina. Gsbr. 1 SGppe,
2 wagner. 2 eetrRf.
YRS. u. 4. Gbrifsuieu. qalafina. 9ebr.
] 8Rpps.
Nrs. Is. 2. 6brifen'en 4alaiina. 4ebr.
l 5appe. l @noe. l RetrGt.
Yrs. >. Is. @%briftaisu. Plutie eenfer, aeb.
1 9uoe. ? setrat.
Sobannes Senior. 0rum, Rb. sGppe, ,
eagn.r, ? sstrat. 2 tuoer.
mts. Aiaf 6dnien. NeitoH 50. 5Gpps.
g. Z. 5ii9er, Ageuiae. isis. 1 5appe. ?
eagner. 1 @uOe 2 estrGt.
Mrs. e6r. 9onisn, 9aHpton, Rebr. $500.
Nrs. SINS Wiooien. 500,
pirs. Gle getsrieu. $3.50.
6Iertslis Eat!
RI. anfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Blair % Ome9n.

Sioas 5rsous 9%itermioo0s bier
grnnoasnsn til gpeus M 9siifoIs nso
inai Of Sto,m ifertn fcr 9iebraifas 6rl'
nnrsrs. 5prit fanot en- garaoe Steo
sennsm 8pen. 5 ben oeIlog aae StO
lsbprnsas, forifsaise bcmmeliee Gore
alnetr. 9pens 6mbeOsmeno, Diuffs oe
4SaaosOrpist m. f.
5eiIotligbeoen bIeU oueruGret al
asaags 5nn6reos U~ienueifet, % iGrli9
BeFesfn NIB ale DC mao / Spioien tos
30 Yisfis goot 10. 9n lIn9 maa NJ
spe hiliaa saor ouer uot 8oriiano,
ssnass bOab 5otbinoeIie Der CT meuem
~ 5rImarerIo9e % iaa tn %ofientlig
solse F0le, eler bpOrfor port 9rsos
SsslnaaO fife islp taune f%orsltaa en-
fsaeaa Gambling. men uetop iinIoe baoe
8Ae sfssr en- Stormelter anoetiieos ira.
Bar Der geitigbso til at ie en- ltot
G1are lGmIst uto 6eiitolen. iaa Dar
ssn IKE rin9sre, oa SOL. Brpau par
Em 9nsOas Aileu. Aaersbe ueO eta:
sionsn par DIR 3r9ngieI, oa Iogd tom
RI. 81 meb ben bsrsmts Wano, lom
ale Uiloe ie o9 belit baue ct 6aanotrpt
Of sslaa. @ermania DAD. boor We
BAT bOIotes, Oar fuloitanoig pattet lau9s
for GiOen, og en- UiGngoe maotte nsies
nsb at bIiue uoenfor. Oct leo be bog
lite ftort 9ab psb. for ba Brpan tom
% iaa aus De uoeIuttsos. traaote ban
EsIOIut Op / en- 5atmerDosu og ioIte til
Dem isrit, meoeus 6oriamIinsen inoeu'
for matte sue fig / E%aoImooiebeo en-
9imesiio, inetiI 1ureu tom til BEN.
BrpaH tolte ooer TO Timer, uoen BET
iuniss at trette buerten BAN ielu sase
aiibererne. Dan bersrie be iorifeaigs
poGiiifs SpergsmadI. iom penseipsrss.
maaiet, trusts, 1oIoueisuet og lite
ainoit 4hprerne meO P9iiipinsrue
iOm BAN Iisusoe usb Nabots giusourb,
Dog meo ben NB at bapoe 9insaarben
sersi Iiseiaa mango Euliute UiI brrte,
iom PbiIipperns sr, faa bnOOe Gtab NOT
siDsi ben en- COB Dag.
6 barIes YIat3 er rsiit til
e9ieaso iOr at ituhers Msoieia paa pan:
afmabn Iluiusriist.
E%sItmeoerns, fom Christian
Church bar bait Der / 9pen nu 5
nssr, %lufieoe iOrlise Ssnoag Aften
men Oct 3siultat, at Meuiebeeen or
blsusn Iorssst msO 10 ny 1ieoIemmer
% fit Bsnge not til at bstale lin Rirtes
galb, Der belpb fis I'll $3.50. 3stis til
SpIpsnins % @flertslsdis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Nrrne,npDet.

Baa @fuHo al oinotinser Deo ep9.
ninasatbeioet uoialtes BrGltemeoei iii
Wanoa9 Rem 0. Ottober. Wgost be.
aunosr ON @itermiooaeeu 81. } og
ioitiaiiss lii Onsoag Wiooas.
0nsbaa 6itermiooa9 81. } be9unber
Stolfus Aa%bningsmaoe % ~lIuiter Tors.
oaa Qiien. Rt. Nuter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
&rcosmpoe.

9eitIigs Soma Rrsos al osn forsnsb,
oanits 8lrfe utboloG. ON 9uo pIl. fl
siisraarsmsbs / 9eihesoa Msniobse,
Nootbsao. Rouono SO. 5i fra Iorst
Gag ben 2sbe September til Ssuoae Der
lite Sttober.
Msost oobnes meh @uostiensiit Gre.
BOG Sornlooaa 81. lo3.
acknowledgement.
/. 9shissereIie dOrtlaaet al Rrsb.
lfu).
2. 6uorenu ffuas ri bsbit orips Wis.
Ron bldnOt rort Folt? Uiaiib. 4.
1916 Gouilaaet al msHiaheoen) J
9rnittmeoe 9rrsoaa / 9raiftboIiesn.
I. Wottioien,
6rebsiormaub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27

omaha. 0ebr.. Bella 9Rsb.: Miis
Miarie 6anien s.; Sens 9arien 81;
Stbilia Srbolm. q. g. &eterien.
Mrs. Barter geterieu. beer 81. 1000
9inoian. Rebr. ebriit. 3. GbreIteR
fen SO; Nnoreu geterien 3. VI.
0angc. buer 81; ebr. Steiner.
ebriit. gbriitenien. buer 81; ). i.
5erenieH. u. anoefien. 9. AHoers
len. bper 300
4aleitnle. 3ebr.: .. u. GBreiten.
len g; Gbriiten 4eterien s.. 100
Slate Center, 9ebr.. 50. Is. G6res
itenien go
Warcus Bed.
aemifes ns a%Gsierer. 8lair. 4etr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
MisGcnemeoc.

5pnbag D. /. 0ilobsr nfbolbee
Utisionsmeos neo oia Street / DIR.
AnorrU 9nriens Sfon. Dtgoet begun
Der 81. 103. 6lere 1alere. 8ennei
ira virgo. 0ermon. Drum. aenunro %
Bloit inobgoes berpeo. Oct uil iiaiei
iiaise blue en- Clogs 6pftieit.
VI. 6asmusen,
Qrqft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
@lf 0orm 0ojifole,
Sen Gloite Danife llngOomsifOle
Amerifa,

beepnbsr. ON Sub Dil, lit 22os StoIe.
oor ben l5oe Ropsmbu 1899.
UNDERMINING / be almluoeIis StoIts
lag baaoe Tor WGno og Ruinosr, babe
S,gunoets o9 pioeretomne.
SfOlen bar 3 y9rere.
Detailing for llnoeruisnins. 6oif,
gareIie, gnS % Barmf: IA Dollars
pr. Maanee q user).
Seno Fl @is. 6rimarts fos StOlens
RotaIo9.
9nomeIoeIier mo%otn9es, o9 nGrmete
Opipsnin9ey siues Of
y. 2 8ig,
Glt 0orn. Sbstbp go, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Gnitteringer.
Sil sfolsn / Blair:

Belt Superior, @is Saus aapfoo
80; 6ons Bertelien, Sens SEMEN,
Sens 9srsenien. ylrs. Stat STAT
len, 6asmus 5auien, Gbr. Glien,
Chr. 9uus. 81. g. Nnoerien, buer
81: Die 3ohnieu soc. Sc unae.
u. Swenlen So; Sgren Senien So;
Sla 3obnien, Shorten 2nurieu,
Gieis Nielien, 3. s. 9eoerieu boer
81; Slipia 0ielien, Sans Diiuer,
Better Miller, Marie peoerien,
Rasmine 3orppro, 3bora 3ohns
len, Marie 3iasmusieH, boer Soc. $3.50
Albert Sea, Dlinn.: Sens y Sen.
len "a; Nnbrem Nielisu, &. v.
1%ielien, bUer 50; Chr. SOenolen,
Better Nieiien. g9r. 6smer Jreo.
Rgmer buer 50; Scope GbrifiaHs
len, Better 9emmiHgien, pans 6ans
ZEN, buer 81; Chr. Nielien, Better
ponien, pans GbreiteHien, buer
SOC. ....................... 22.E
Hei Superior. 8is.: Baitor 6.
Nielien 8. IS. 0ielien Sam. Qls
berd. Gbriit. Hielien, George 9n.
ganro, bper s.. $50
4OrOopa, 9lebr.: 8altor s. Niartuss
len $40; Res Sprsenieu 8. SEMEN,
yiarcns @%briitianien, bper 81; u.
9. Gbriitiauien, 6rant 3obnion,
3uBn Sobnion, bper SOC. ....... 14.5
Opener, Sa.: Carl ggitt s5; &. Is.
Hpiter, %. 6. Sans, 5ans 5en.
ridIeH, q. @isieI, huer 81; Soban-
ia Bang, Anorew NnoerieH VI.
Etrano, buer soc; Jatob Nuoers
zen 25c ...................... 1917
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27

6gl9enoe Siora9 er eiter Suoiamlin9ens
Slutuing meO 5ai montague: Seo 9altor
VI. q. anoreaien Sra 5mmanueis N1enl9s
beo / Racine: Ni. alolier. i. .. Sdneds
iolb. Gie Gbrtiianien % ii. Biorienltn boer
81; 6. Tango 9oul 9oullen, Chr. 0tellcn.
Sens SoeobieH % ii. Yeterien buer soc;
Martin 4ouli Il % :. 8. 8iIoiia bner 25c.
6. i. Suit. ain9slep. Sa.. 81. Salt IS.
meo Oct tloli9ere inofomne (S21349l a22l.49,
b~uorior fuitteres. deo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Ill SfoienS Iabnim9smooe

ben lite os l2te DIT. maa bauoe Ben
ner. Der oil b,ieae os. 90 iiIreienoe
9leusr paa @runb al ll~ofiaineen /
Omaha tunne ida biuig feiie omsrtil, oe
oerfra CT FUN 26 Wil III Blair.
RI. Nnfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27

Gbenesqr Meniabeo iuobBoer berpeh
9enner ira uRr % fern TT at TONNE
% belle Cubs lres sober og @lToer
meo % nnoer Oct iornn ouerierfee
Wpoe. lros'gItenoe. beo 6errsn ON
al aobne fine 8elf9ueIies Strsmme for
os nnefr port Rrtosmgoe.
gaa Menl9bCoeus 8geuc.
&. 8eoerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
ptac oucr SiOraa

til eeipisntua al De ledouteoes 8pinber oe
sgfn. - Suefnmmei aenue a0dnifes
ren9, Blair. @fetr. .. 81. Sept. l 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
0rcOemooe.

5ainois areos al ben loren. Rirtt
bolofr. ON SUB of, II @iterdarsmeoe
i 9btne5er Reuiabea. Chicago, ST.,
fra 5. I'll s. 0ttober. Nabuin9ssnes.
~tjeneitr 6nsoas Qitm n. 8. .. 1. Oft.
&. vi. 9dnfen,
are0siomanb.
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,9aniferen."
b. q Scptember 1899
@nOsticncitcr.
giair. gtebr.

gfair. Nebr.
blair baufe ep. lutb. Weaieheb holoer
Gnostieneite bper SeHoae RarmIeoas 81.
lol 90 atten ri. :. S~euoaaslfole ri. 9
9pu. 0pbpgqellf smeoe Cnsoa8 4lten ri.
0. Ale ere tierielig ueltontae9
q. &asmus en-,
4rHii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
glebr

=, aa bonlfe ep. .lutb Neni9beos 8irte,
Rprib 26th gtrfet (melem @ront % BUR-
Bette holees eeimfsiee uostienslte hoer Sen=
euo Kotmiooae 81. lot os Aiienanostlenelte
ri. q. Seubagsifole ri. ~ eftm. fi9es
msee buer 5orsoae AiteH 81. s. - Aae ere
hinislis uslfomiiel
%. 9. 6brifttausn,
Brat.
4spRl. g2ia u. asfa Ct. Cmaba. ae6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27

apertisiemcuter unoer ..gnifes", iii eeie" %
All Saiss. toiter 25 Geuts ipr % Orb fer hser @an9,
Oa en- eeni pr. Orb for ait. iam o~ueritiser % Orb. =
abertisieneHter optaaes lie Ter miaore ene 3 efnis.
% 4fnae ma meofglaf ale afitiainger.
cnlfcs ~ @n gtge. Der tan ubs
fote pusaibeios. mon henuenfe lig
til Mrs. s. u Eoaht. Blair Rrb.
Tor Gala. = 6ienoom / Blair
Su % ganosienoom j 9pens 0meqn
for Saig. Stiu III .. Il. 9atter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
T., Is. & VI. q. og g. Is. 4 gat.

T., Is. 4 VI. y. o. 2. =. K Yat.
8eit pan.
Rr. 10. Lincoln Passenger s.02 5orm
Jir. 3. Black Hills Pass. . 3.25 gitm.
Rr. %. Accommodation 7.55
Zft pno.
Gr. 10. Nc. Valley Pass. 8 80 dorm.
ir. 4 Chicago Passenger As 6itm.
4r. "a. Accommodation $50 Sorm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Smleijermeu,

illnltreret al be beoite oanlfe annhnere,
oil uofomme libit | Ropem6er Waoneb
o9 fan leueres Der / amerifa fsr Sui,
osriom geiiIins in%bisnbss til os | ooo
lib.
8Osen ubsiues ai graferue 8. &. 7.
Is. M ottbiefen (igr / Giaa) % y.
y. Waoien. Biora9eue leueres for
uoen al be TO n9unte al Bib. Bed,
V. i, Gufb / Beulina, 5fops
9onro Beterfen, y. g 9od, SIC.
Il 9 tn g., 5%tiifproDit g~aulli, 4afur
&6nne, @bo. Blaumaffer oo
ilere.
5ntet oil bliue iparet poa ben funl.
nenlfe noftprelIe.
yegens yris bliper fun 40 Gts.
vi mooeie mango Beitlainser.
Danish Luth. Publ. House
BLAIR, Wtbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
SernbaneGite.

GbifGgo, ct. Yaul, WiHneapolls
4 Gmoba.
Cub pao.
Rr. /. Twin City Limited : L 5orm.
Or. 3. Omaha Passenger Il 20
Rr. ;. DO. DO. scr eiim.
Rorb pao.
Rr 8. Sioux City Passenger 6.47 5orm.
Rr. 4. DO. DO. DO. lbs eitm.
Gr. .. Twin City Limited . 6,45
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
REGRETS All RESIGNATION OF
MR.. AYRES.

AT special meeting of the First Bap-
tist Church on Tuesday evening, Dot
10th, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
W hereas our beloved pastor, Rev, w.
S. Ayres. after.a faithful service cover
ing period Of eight years, Ehas rendered
his resignation Of the pastoral Office, and
the church has formally accepted the
same, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That as q church we sincerely
regret that our pastor has deemed It neo-
essary TO sever his connection with us,
and We realize that our acceptance of his
resignation depriyes us Of leader whose
counssls, teachings and example have
been to the end of our spiritual upbuild-
ing and the strengthening Of the bands
Of unity In the church. His manifestations
among us In our times Of both sorrow
and joy have been always characterized
BY tender sympathy and appreciation of
our circumstances and needs.
Resolved, That we have rsjoiced in the
widespread recognition Ct his ability as q
preacher. and In the high spiritual tone
which has characterized his public adj
dresses through the whole period Of his
ministry In our city.
Resolved, That while the official con-
ection between us must be broken. the
ties of fellowship which nave strength
ened with our years Of service together
can never be sundered, and that our
prayers for the temporal and spiritual
welfare of himself ana his beloved family
shalIHever follow them. While we SIN
cerely regret the parting with our pastor,
We shall ever cherish the memory of our
counselor and friend.
Resolved, That these resolu be
spread upon the records of the church,
and copy forwarded to Mr.. Ayres.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
THE HOPE MINE.

A limited amount of stock In the Basin
Gold s. Silver Mining Co, owners of the
famous Hope mine, is offered for sale at
81. SO per share. par valne S.. The Hope
Is one of the best known of the Montana
mines. 1t was opened by Helena people
and destroyed by fire In 1896. Over $780,
GOD was taken cut before the fire stopped
operations. The great Hope mineral ter
ritory is practically untouched and ex-
psrts say that ii will soon equal this IA
nous Anaconda and other noted mines.
a. III. MiIlken, 81 1-2 Exchange street.
is taking subscriptions for the stock In
Portland
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
HARBOR NOTES.
Items of Interest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

The two buoy boats, the Lilac and
yesterday.
The steamer Fernfield sailed yesterday
with the following large cargo: 1895
oats, 5i,s85 wheat, HOB peas; 10, pi2
bundles shook, 67s cases spIints, g0o bales
hay. 5.o94 boxes cheese, GAO bales dry
pulp, 1000 pals lard. and 4,949 81 ks
flour.
vance during the past week, on account
af the large amount of tonnage taken
by the British government for transport
service to South Africa.
Fish Warden Dow says that during the
month of August over 1900 ounners
were brought to Portland by the san boat
fishermen. The Gunner season is about
over and the fishermen ara getting ready
for the scallop season which will soon
open. Scallops were scarce last year and
they are likely TO be SO this year unless
more beds are discovered.
There was pretty race In New York
recently between the steam yacht Aphro-
dite. owned by Oliver II. Payne, and
hufit at Bath, and the Josephine, owned
by p. A. b. Wldener and built In Phila-
delphia. The race was ovar u course Of
80 miles and for the first Is miles they
kept well together. farther on the Aphro.
dite forged ahead and at the finish was
fully lone mile in advance. Both yachts
are knownIh here.
The Gloucester Fresh Fish company
have removed the embargo on the vessels
of its feet and after November LIST ssthe
gloucester vessels will be allowed to sell
their Ssh wherever they please. This
win be good news to the fish dealers of
this city and others viii benefit by this.
such as Triggers, oarpenters, grooerymen,
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
SIZE LzY CAMPS NEW DEaRI E.

The members Of Shepley camp No. 4
Sons Of Veterans have adopted a light
and ur-to date burlesaua ritual erhe
Original 0rcer Of Pluto which they ale
10 confer as side eegses ON members
Ct the order and @. A. r., Veterans dc :
string to be initiated Into the mysteries
during the coming fan and winter. The
work WAS sxemplitied on Tuesday eve
ming for the first dime on six candidates
and rrore are to be received next Tues
dry evening. A long list CT candidates
ara expected for initiation later in the
SEASON.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
Means a Cure
Or No Pay.
HYOMEI DYSPEPSIA CURE
The Only One Which Treats Each
Phase of Disease Separately.
THE ONLY ONE EVER GUARANTEED.

whan "Iyomei Dyspepsia
others take risk 1T the fact alone
sufficient
which the were
homo matter how beautifully the
would not think refused to give won
deed written
ted Why than should take
the wonderful claims made by the
The r. Booth
edy has done for other people They IL fails
TO WH refund the ii to mark this nat
If fails relieve nch
relief gives if it does
1t would folly the sensible
between Hyome Dyspepsia guaranteed Send for ons
free. -
Sold by 0cen.
r. 7, BOOTH COMPANY Ithaca. Nv
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
A BUSY LITTLE STORE.

this week. X. M. Lewsen & Co. are going
TO have a special sale on their new fall
suits, new underskirts and storm skirts
which seem to take up too much room
az they are getting In SO many winter
jackets and fuTs. This firm has to make
sacrifices of this kind quite often as they
have hardly room enough to take care of
their constantly growing business. Sale
commences Thursday morning at g 80.
See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12

had EARNED this distinction and In bshall
Of the society. Miss DeMerritto In . few
words In which she highly praised thu
ladies Of Rhode Island for their earnest
mass ana perssvsrznoe. awarded the neck
Lace 10 that stses
A hymn in whioh all Joined In singing
concluded tho exercises
This Is the second and last day and the
programme is rs follows;
FORENOON.
a.00-Prayer, Airs nj. s. GeteheIi Of
New Hampshire; unfinished businees.
10 8o-Elsction Of rfficsrs
1l.So--Noontide prayer. led by Mrs.
Emily d. Jordan.
AFTERNOON.
2.0o-Music; prayer; mission echoes.
0onduoted BIZ Mra A. N Metcaf of
Rhode Island; solo; resolutions.
EVENING.
7.So-Young Peoples service; praise
service; prayer. Rev. Lewis Malvern; re-
port OF Cradle Roll Department, Mrs.
Ethel II. Roberts of Rhode Island; sing
ing by children; address, "2Oth Century
Christizn," Prof II. X. Purinton; solo.
Mrs. Alice Msrryman; address, "Children
in Mission Work" Mira ]. NJ. Hooper Of
Rhode Island collection; music; bsnedio-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12

Are peculiar in many ways.
They like to drink water without
ice.
They would rather walk upstairs
than take an elevator.
They use ordinary portable bath
tubs in place of stationary porcelain
or metal ones such as we have.
What seems to us the funniest
thing of all is that they absolutely
prefer chicory in their coffee.
1t is easy enough for any one to
get adulterated coffee in this coun-
try. But the good housewife watches
carefully that she is not thus i'm
posed upon.
Those who have learned by ex-
perience and wish to be absolutely
sure that they are getting pure coffee
and the best coffee, without a grain
of adulteration, ask for and insist
upon having Chase & Sanborn's
Coffees.
There is none better on the mar
ket. Every bean has been carefully
selected from plantations, famous
for their coffee crops.
The fact that these coffees bear
the seal of Chase & Sanborn is in
itself sufficient guarantee that they
are full weight and in every way
perfect.
Seal Brand Coffee comes in one
and two-pound tin cans, and their
other high grades in richly colored
parchment-lined imported bags.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
MT. HoLYoKE ASSOCIATION.

The Maine Mt. Holyoke Association,
have elected these officers;
President-Mrs. Etta Haley Osgood,
Portland.
First Vice-Presiient-Mis Julia May,
Pennington.
Second Viee-P resident-Miss Emma
Day. Gardiner.
Third Vice Presid ,nt-Aiiss L. Annie
HUNTER. Machias.
Sscrstary and Treasurer--Sarah Red
ioB, aorhau.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
WATCHES ON laSTALLMtNTS.

Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
OF new model Watches viii be sold on easy pay
Prices. MCKINNEY. the SsRsler. Monument
Square maf1edkf
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12

In recent issue Of the Colby Echo
seven marriages between young alumni
and alumnae were announced.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
SPORTING LIFE.

Expectation runs high regarding to-
nights production by Jacob Litt of
"Sporting Life" which has recently en-
joyed such great popularity at the Boston
theatre. The play, which Is English In
plot and atmosphere, is by Cecil Raleigh
and Seymour Hicks, authors of 1.-THE
Sporting Duchess. " and curiosity is keen
because Of Its long runs in New York and
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
IEWElRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds OF Jewelr
w repairing and have made 1t > speciality
for years. We are now ready to make 10 order
anything In rings or pins of any special design
you may Wish at very short notice. MoKKN-
MEX. the Jeweler, Monument square. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
NOTES.

At the annual meeting of the Bangor
festival association these officers were
elected for the coming year; Prof. Carl
P. Harm gton, pres; Byron Robsrts,
vice pres; Dr. W. L. Maxcy, $780,; W. E.
Barrows, treas. Harry r. Pote, libra
rian.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
HALF AN HOUR no UNDERWOOD

II you are going out to Underwood to
dinner do not forget that the cars run
mers quickly than before. You now
make tre trip from Elm street to the
Casino in just thirty minutes, where 1t
tDok rorty-two minutes before. The mo-
tormen have to look sharp to be on time
but they rarely TALL behind. The track
Is very smooth and tine cars go along
with an easy, pleasant motion. Theye
moonlight evenings are grand opportuni-
tiea for trip to Underwood, where you
eau get one of Mr.. Pillsbury's game din
ners, or CLANS and oysters In any form
you may ceRire If you cannot go TO tbs
Dewey celebration In Boston you can dc
che next best-go to Underwood and gel
dinner. Good music, too, every evening
and the electric fountain In operat Tor
rain or shine
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12
Pa oNoGRAPH ENTERTAINMENT

Tonight under the auspices of Thatcher
Relief Corps, photograph entertain
ment will be given at the Post hall. A
most enjoyable programme has been ar
ranged aud following all Will be dance.
Tickets for sale by members and at the
door.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-12

2.oo-Music; prayer; mission echoes.
oonduetsd BIZ Mra A. u. Metcalf Of
Rhode Island; solo; resolutions,
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