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The times., 1899-12-03
EII,s, Memorial service.

This evening, at o'clock at the Columbia
Theatre, Lodge No. l5 OF the Benevolent Pro-
tective order OF Elks, win hold the annual me
mortal services OI Tho order
The times., 1899-12-03
Picl,nockets nt Mnrl,.

According 10 a report made at Police Head
quarters last night, pickpockets were active YES
terday afternoon. Mrs. A. c. Patterson, OF 1905
Q Street northwest, complains that purse was
taken from her pocket about 3 O'Clock, con
tanning SlI in cash.
The times., 1899-12-03
Mr.. smith Nuch Improved.

Benjamin r. smith, who was bitten by a mad
dog about a month ago and who went to Balti-
more to undergo tHe Pastelr treatment, has
turned much improved
The times., 1899-12-03
Fell in "A Fit

An unknown colorcd man fell in ct on "
near Thirty second Street northwest, shortly after
o'clock last night. Tie patrol wagon from
the Seventh precinct station was summoned, and
the man was taken TO the Georgetown University
Hospital. At a late hour he Was somewhat i'm
proved.
The times., 1899-12-03
Anniversary services Todny.

At Calvary Baptist Church this morning the
Rev. S. II. Greene, Who has been pastor OF the
church for twenty years. will review his work
in detail. This evening. instead OF the usual
sermon, four laymen VIII speak upon the progress
OF the church
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4 Meeting fnr lIcn.

The Young Mems Christian Association held q
meeting for mon yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. J. C. Butler q charter member Of
the association and for fifty years a pastor in
Washington, delivered am address. g. ) Clark
directed The choral eyaCises
The times., 1899-12-03
Taken III ON the street

About O'clock yesterday afternoon John Nc
Cormick suddenly became i'll in Thirty-third
near NJ Street, northwest lie was removed 10
the Georgetown University Hospital and placed
in ward Later he was reported as much inn
The times., 1899-12-03
TIDE TABLE.

PHASES or THE MOON FOR DECEMBER.
New .................2d Full ................16th
First quaIter......,gth Last quarter.........24th
The times., 1899-12-03
5TREET LIGIITN(

Low tide..................2: 2:09 An and 2:07 AN.
High tidc...,............9:52 AN. and SIG I. NJ.
The times., 1899-12-03
4 poIicemnn Annoiuted.
Funeral Of James Mcdowell.

Joseph +. Waldron was yesterday appointed a
private OF the hr7t-cIass on the Metropolitan
Police force, vice J. T. Howe, deceased.
The times., 1899-12-03
Obt - Ginles
SUNDAY, DECEMBER s, 1880.
The Nveather rredLction.
TFWpFRATTRF.

Fair SUNDAY. Monday fair and cooler, variable
winds becoming Uorthwesyely.
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rIE - - AIn0N-

Lowest temperature yesterday, a. m..........4
Highest temperature yesterday, =. m..........'
The times., 1899-12-03

sun rose.......7;02 AN. sun seis. .f:39 VI
Moon rises. ......5:ls AN Moon sets..............
The times., 1899-12-03
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

I-4HIs ~ IV1aF % .5G I u
Lamps out tomorrow GIL a. NJ
The times., 1899-12-03
Shoe Prices HaIVed.

A sweeping success. Mems, Womcns. and Chill
dran's shoes from the MJfccrou stock going at
onc-haif former priciEgs sale being conducted
at GlS Eighth Street southeast. : BlEBER.
The times., 1899-12-03
[,lII1Ill1'1E7IIvl

uAUr V0II Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper.
HMEE IuU colored Spots Aches, Ola Sores,
Ulcers in Mouth, Hair FaIling'
Nrite COOK REMEDY Co, 1851 Masonic Temple
Chicago. H., for proofs Of cures. Capital $780,
co., Worst cured in 10 % 30 days 100
page book free.
The times., 1899-12-03
Nee Will Trust You. "

Furniture. Carpets. Crockcry, BeddiHs Etc
q. J. NEE. 7th s 4 sss.
The times., 1899-12-03
5. Kann, Sons & Co.
We HAVE CLIPPED THE WINGS OF PR


Mind
which stuck by Indeed when the
the lions
Appetite
me to havei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01
HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS.
New York Hoard Of Trade RECON-
nends a .o0-Foot Limit.

The special committee OF the New York
board 81 trade and commerce which has
had under consideration for the past two
years ths question 81 regulating sae height
~ buildings in that city has recommend
ed 81 the municipal assembly the passage
81 an ordinance which will provide that
on ne wider streets and avenues no build =
ing hereafter erected shall exceed 80
feet IN height. and TINT no building used
a a hote! car apartment house shah ex-
coed fs5 feet in height; that prof0rtionare
lesser heights - provided FOR the cree
tiou ~ structures on the narrow thorough
fares: and that IN every building erected
70 a height AZ 1G1 feet and over there shall
De two separate stairways leading from
the ground floor Ia the roof one Of which
shall be remote from the elevator shaft
The new building code commission form
ally organized three weeks ago has re-
ceivefi the reports Of its committees on
scope and procedure. and has adopted tne
suggestions 81 the latter 20 send invita-
tons - the heads 90 rhe allied municipal
departments. and 20 the various profes
stonal societies and trades organizations
Interested in building 10 attend the meet
ings of the commission. and u submit
either ~ writing or orally objections 10
the present laws and suggestions for
amending the saxne---'Tne Construction
News
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01

W l. II. Nichols & Co, Mines and Mn
ing stocks and Bords, Room s. Dexter
Horton Building Seattle. Wash.
We are the of .c!al brokers for the Idaho
Consolidated Company. Boston Gold Min
inc and Milling Company. and Rsliley Geld
Mining and Milling Company. The Idaho
Consolidated Company owns ter claims.
Have ne stockholders James Clarke A II
Campbell and John NJ Burke. all original
owners in the great Republic mine As
saw taken from different claims run g. -
NsE sa0eT. seals. and IisE IS in gold We
offer FOR sale n,D"1 shares ; cents. Idn 90
shares Boston Gold Mining and Milling 90
at cents treasury stock. also i1.po
shares Of the Kelley Gold Mining and Ma
ing CGmrany az : cents. We have reports
and maps OF the property. and would be-
pleased To have you call and investigate
This e. one chance fo make money for tAe
right fnen are ut The head ~ these praEt-
critics Stocks wtIl e. 10 ~ cents In a.nefy
days. Write or wire or send money order
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Buffalo HUMP
GREATEST GOLD CAMP IN THE
WORLD.
Phone Main As.

4 veli known mining expert. Just from
Buffalo Hump. owns the third claim from
the now famous Big BafYaio group and
GA the same ledge This claim IL a mine
from the grass Tnoss. VIII take slbScr!E-
tons fer stock while in Seattle four days
only AT ; cents per share. For fun par
tlczl!ats maps, etc cali forenoons NJ
room tf9 Hotel Seattle. or address l.. o
box So. ] VIII call on you
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ea Ma;sl2, Lase TS,t< Faoas. Ma ~
S3attse Wash

We ~sa, a~r-z 1n x ss T-oae.s 'esr
sa.sss Fgssstn So 50 Tef a<.4rg. M2eBzsete
s~iate creska Say tssa- F-Ess. -ga faAsus.
Han kgWr Moe~tGsa }aHz &c$ sNCH
DROP fre saee N3-Esees- a asezaAf~ - -
ysys4 hss Nss Tesz-~..t fresa f.egs.aslc
Green . ssS4z aa4 s. 4. cswtss Aa& * asg.
xaaA,y ss&snssa izsSrra&ts9z - .ssgae II
,ess<ts4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01

NY wife FzaN aweaf f*hanfersasr's Pa.a
Taffu fer rheumatism with great Relief.
AID can recommend Is 40 i splerAss rn-
srss@nt fer rheumatism and ether house.
hold Esv for which We havs found n val.
aaGlesH. J. Guyler. Rel Creek -. Y
Mr. ruSte~ k@ ore - the sezdsnS mer-
esasfs - this village ases ess of the most
rs9fn@nent u1sr IN thts sicsnisy.~~w q.
pnsgptn, esaifer Fled Oak Herald For sa5o
~ eli Sz2lSSA 49,.
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A raient has been issued TO Charles A.
fscng az poz2eroy. Wash, Ger peculiar
shared hoe
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RS Jansson BLOCK. Spokane. Wash

Tie market In rapidly recovering from
the depression OF the past few weeks, and
n strengthening daily. Inquiries from
outside points are becoming more nam
erous each day. aud are resulting III some
very good buying Of the better class %
stocks In our opinion, now il the time
10 buy, as a number Of stocks are at the
present time selling below their real value
We also have the following. subject to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01

9uTrwIS WILLIAMS special foor
paint Try g. GssIstays Muhl Paint Co.
- PIKE street.
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ACTIVITY ira Real Estate.

Several real estate transfers have taken
place OF business property. prominently
may be mentioned the property purchased
BIZ y W. Strong. The banker, adjoining he
new theater, ami the corner purchased aaa
the building to be erected by the Republic
Miner.
The buildings now erected and the large
number in course o. construction are NOT
equal 10 the demand for business store
roouls and offices
The weather has been pleasant all week
bright sunshine each DAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01

geeers NJ La-nwtx. Company +. Six
tenth infantry.
Thosr,as ]. Jordan. private, yancoGvce
barracks
George W. walsron. private. Fort Can-
by.
gen volunteers.
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Csxias y. Mcdonald, os blaine Wash.
has been apposaie<. deputy collector and
clerk In the Port Townsend customs house
at s. jsa per aEl4m-
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FOR more fssan quarter % century
tire famous Gsd jesse Moore whisky has
t.er tie tav3rtte with egnnufSreurs
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Having disposed 81 my Interest in the
firm ~ I1asttan. Carrie III 20 7 have ery.-
sss.rfad myself with skA grns II Frederick.
Nelson il MGnra. Ratio block sill 70
glad 70 hays say frteade call on Tne - say
rsw l1eAfgon. WA a Garlic
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TROUT ashtnz goex nnw. 80 sosa oss
tackle Try e. sgangsnDerg. 61s Sseond.
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MISS V1I-ZtN>k1. Opct,zar. - Cherry
Cuns1Et ctafg fre-e
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RARTtI-L D7us 80. seea-4 near Yes
~ @aF
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Excess OF exports .........s 2. aS2. IA. 10

Commissioner Binger Hermann 81 the
general land office. has suspended the
homestead entry 81 Daniel ]. Ti,caonai.
Wafervilia land district. for the south half
u the northwest quarter Il section II.
ana the north half OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section -, township "a north. range
- east. awaiting a decision By the sccre-
taTy OF the interior on the appeal OF tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company from
the commissioner decision Of August ~
1875. holding for cancellation The COM
gsany's list No. Is Of lands selected which
embraced the above homestead entry.
The local land office interested will be
notified Immediately when the decision Is
made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01

FXc RI LENT lanenes served daily from
e 20 O'Clock Cafe H&ISe. 80 Seeoxsa
FARTET@Ts Drag Co. 10 Sec1ssd avenue.
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The secretary OF the interior has ordered
patented 10 the state u Washington Sc
iectsss list OF lands embracing 8. g33 acres
In the Olympia district. on account OF the
grant to aid the state charitable and pena.
institutions.
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Homer F. Norris 81 Tacoma. has been
admitted "a practice hEfo-o The interior de-
partrent.
ALLAN n. Si.ArSOS,
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9eou s5oss = S4n FrArcikee tYaz Or
salg,ezf ne contract *gg carTyf.g TIE ass,ggs
frea Fan ENTaneSssu va f58aAi&axa 81
A&ehast ard s5E Essssts &zaQag ah4 Yukon
n CIRCLE .FsT asa Ira Hsoa, 2& ssiges
ard DaeE SaFe@ round trips. sailing fysxE
$50 F'raGeizfsf Alseut Jan@ l. iarsa - ard
Jay T. Tss@ contract - not ~ be required
- cary xBar% 5Aan Iv~ tons - sEsass s1zt-
Ter each EAy CO any ore trip
The wa~ AeEss r rEsxssk mIpGsEres TIE scs-
icwEEx DISCHARGES Of sxsslssx1 uaez.
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Original pensions have been granted "a
Edwin : Afs3gkue~ - So9tn TRrngua s.
s. fnontn And - William ] ftaarstteess ~
ssT@skAn$- s. . TnoeEth. The fesiaw5nx named
pensioners VIII Bow Fss~sfY~ Increased
x8er his allowance IS follows:
William ~ Msl~Tley @spe kaas xi8 70 ~
30geEsH s. EasIey Msca s. - s.
ftoaert S.. Forest ssnssAorysfss 81 20 SO
John z EaYas9rrs. ~fATggsses s. 10 So
Tse claim - TAaysas r. Taylor. ~ sssse-
halls sas BEN listed for early seftiss-
g1eut
81 fAsap. - Seattle. has heer notified
b fhs, pension ausfn ssl 3s.r that - must
sisruae& rGure evidences sefers sls claim
car fss aSsowes
Ssts Olson - Hasafagg has beer ns5ts-
tass IAar bis cain YeszsEres Saegslca5 evil
sfsscs covering ssss tsan@ FROM date - III
fnG MIS- application 50 tne date X medical
exam aat4erl-
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Property In the great Republic &
vest. Compared with other properfl
the Paylnastsr group is exec .Ient. r
OF quartz strfngers. averaging from
theniic surface assays ranging srog,
located. having sufficient elevation
tunnel. IL also has the advantage
and abundant water supply. 350es
t6tgG shares ia now offered al 134e i
offered, and no n10re for sixty days
nation furnished In tomorrow IA
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
Past ChanOsllors Charles 5. SWEET. r.

Past Chancellors Charles ). SWEET, X.
q. Wentworth, g. W. Frank, 1. d. Leigh
ton, Daniel j. Morrison, Harry b. Pur-
inS ton, Austin Ralph Skinner. Henry
L. Cash and Smith W. Coarter were elect
ed mem tiers,
Voted, that ladies' night be held We'd
nesday evening. December 9Th and the
directors have charge of the arrange
ments.
The treasurer'a report showed that tha
association was fiourishing financially
and the ssoretary's report shows q menu
bership Of 245.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
PERSONAL.

Clarence w. Small, chief consul Of the
Maine division. l.. A. W., has been ap-
pointed chairman of the auaitiug CON-
mittee Of the executive department Of the
general board.
Congressman Amos L. A lien was In the
city yesterday. MIR. Allen said he would
leave for Washington In about two weeks
He will take q house at the Capital this
winter.
Miss Holmes of Minneapolis, who as
spent the summer In Portland with her
cousins, the Misses Ada and Maud Wash
burn, returned to her home yesterday,
The Misses Washburn accompanied her.
They will remain In the West until al
tsr the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Chamberlain went
to Pittsbura on Saturday for a 10 days
"trip which Will include Western Penn
slyvanla and New York city.
Mira Currier, who has built 30 many
cottages at Peaks island this season. re-
manned at her island home until Satur-
day. She was the guest over Sunday OF
Mr.. George A. Thomas and Miss Thorn
as, leaving Monday morning for New
York. where she will spend the winter.
Mrs G. w. Morse of Poland Springs
Ia visiting her son In Portland.
Mrs. Stanley K. Hawkins. sister of
Harry ]. Godfrey, is his guest at his
home on st. Lawrence street.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
CHASE-CHAPMAN.
1HEpAsT CHANCELLoRs.

the snnusl meeting OF the Portland
Pest Chancellors' association was held
Monday evening at X. of +. hall Sup
DER WIS served by the committee mt 2
.. m. The committee on bylaws pre-
septed draft for the action Of the asso-
citation and they were unanimously adopt
cd.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-9eo. Il. Spear.
Vice Presidsnt-ChArlss A. Strout.
Sseretary-Andrew III. Heseltine.
Directors-A. ~. Sawyer, Wm.S Dunn,
L. A. Gould, Geo. d. Atkins. A. j. Cum
mings. A. B. Brown and O. l. Buck
nam.
Trustee for one year--Waldo Pettsnsin-
Trustss for two ysars-wilford y. Chap
man.
Trustee for thrss ysars-Edward q. Reg
aoldA
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

The annual meeting Of the Portland
district W. u. III. s., will be held today
at the West End ii. K. church. Sessions
at 10 and 2. Basket lunch at 10. There
will be a memorial service for the late
district resident, Mira ]. d. Donnell, and
a report Of the branch meeting will be
given.
The special sale of ladies' garments by
X. n. Lewsen IL Co., was great sue
cess. their store being crowded a greater
part of the time for two days.
The friends of Miss katharine Kicker
will be glad OF an opportunity to hear
her rich oontralto voice at the concert In
Williston Church. Friday night. Mr..
Duncan has many friends here aiso, and
the programme, which win be pu blishsd
In few days. will be one to attract all
lovers of IN usic.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Bosworth Post, g. A. r., will hold one
Of Its old-fashioned campfres at the post
hall on Friday evening, November 18th.
AdjutaDt h. G. SWEET Is to officiate as
toastmaster The arrangements for the
affair are In charge of an efficient COM
mittee. of which MIR. A. Ii. burlington
is chairman.
There will he q meeting of the Invaiids'
home at No. 1854 Spring street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
There are now 125 prisoners In the
Cum bsrland Jail and about IS In the
workshop. This is considerable de-
crease from last week and very unusual
at this time of year. when the Number
of inmates usually begins 10 mount rap
idly upward.
The City Diet Mission now has % pa
tlents. The work this week is carried on
by the st. Lawrence Congregational
church. the Misses Bennett and Mrs.
Locke directing.
Yesterday morning the street depart
new Norwood and Amherst street sewers
and the grading Of Norwood street, for
which contracts were recently awarded.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Robinson,
Superintendent OF Schools Lord and
School Committeeman Hicks visited the
Casco and Centre strest schools.
The work Of the assessors IL nearly
completed for the year. Little now re-
mains except to receive the complaints Of
the taxpayers regarding generalization.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
DISCOVERED OLD GAS LEAK.

A leak In the gas pipes in the city
building, whiof has long been puzzle
to the officials and has cost the city q
large sum of money in the years past.
was discovered yesterday. IL was found
that wooden plug had been put In the
end of pipe which had been cut on
when door was made between what Is
now the city trsasurer's office and the
room occupied BY Superintendent of
Schools Lord. This wooden plug had
shrunk letting the gas escape. II has
been leaking for years.
Mayor Robinson has had the City
building equipped with wslabsch gas
burners 70 serve ~ an auxiliary to the
electric lights and 10 DO used In case Of
their failure 10 burn.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
WAS A BLOCKADE RUNNER.
The Peter Smith Now Towboat,
Reached Here Yesterday.

The large lake towboat Peter Smith
arrived yesterday morning from Bay
City, Mich, to 70 into the ocean town q
business on this coast. She Is q very Pc
ouliar looking craft and Is closed In for
ward. She was built, SO one Of the crew
stated, to stand anything aad every
thing, but coming across the Bay OF FUN
day to Portland she met weather that
nearly sent her under. 1hs passage was
ovsr her bow and washed along the deck
and 6vsn this pilot house, threatening
.v-ry minute TO tear her to pieces. For
four days the crew were unable TO get
anything warm to eat and had 10 be
,ontent with hard Tread Whenever the
cook could get into the galley.
The steamer has teen thoroughly re-
built She was formerly the block ,de
runner Little Ada. and was built In Rem
frew. Scotland, in 1868 She was cap
tured during the Cvii war and became
the L. ). coast survey steamer Ada b
Houtelie. One of her present owner
bought her from the government auo
took her to tue lakes and II ale tow
boat of her, She Ia an iron vessel OF 1871
tons. 1i6 feet long, Is feet beam, and
fsst inches deco. Her engines are
OF 900 horse power. The Boutelle Trans
portation and Tow age CON pany of Bos-
ton will operate her on this coast
The business of this class of tow boats
on the lakes has failed owing to chan 90
in the tariff In regard to the i'm Uorta n
of logs from Cans They nave towed
"a much as 100000 feet OF logs at
speed of one miis an hour, ou: ths ordi-
nary t1w was 8, 900, 700 FEET This had to
be pulled along in cough weather rs well
IS ia calm for the logs were worth to-
much to cutisdrift.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs TODAY.

Eastman Bros. q Bancroft
j. Il Libby Co.
Owen. Moore Co.
Oren Hooper's Sons
Rines Bros. Co.
r. +. Foss & Sons
Frank b. G ark.
Fo.ter's Dye House,.
City OF Portland.
Loring, Short q Harmon.
Notice.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Veteran Firemens Ball.
New Wants, To Let. For sale. Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on page s
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
CAS- TO RIA

Bears the signature Of CHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind Yoa Hare AlspaJs Fought.
CASTORIA
Bears the signature of CHAs. II FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind YoH Have Alzoays BoKghL
CASTORIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use Tor more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Hare -fIgdJs Bought
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.

The funsral of Caroline Il. Kent of
Pleasantdals. took place from her hon 9
yesterday afternoon. Many friends ano
relatives Of the deceased were presen !.
The remains were sent to Reckland for
int,rmsnt.
The funeral of the late Mary Gould
was held from No. 81 Franklin street
1t O'Clock yesterday afternoon d..
blanchard ofioiated. Intsrmsnt was In
kvsrsrssn.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
Mrs. WinsIow's soothing syrup.

Has been used over Fifty Years oy millions oil
mothers for their children while Teethng.
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child.
soiiens the gums. allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie regulates tSe bowels, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising frcD
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask Tor Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup 20 ctr
n bottls
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
shEPLEY CAMP INSPECTED.

The annual inspection of Sbspley camp.
Sons Of Veterans, was held Tuesday eve
ming at the camp hall. The camp passed
. very successful inspection under the
charge Of Division AdjutAnt, ]. Warren
phinnsy Of Wsstbrook.