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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-23
Some New TlhiingS :!
The GoelSaVa!
The Home StayerS

The public is doubtless tired of Clearance Sales, &C.
Therefore for change We invite your attention few
items for the Fall Winter that will in we'll in some
instances for immediate We have just opened up
early shipment Of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
Pretty, stylish and nobby and especially adapted for
TRAVELLING COSTUMES
Mountain or Seashore Resorts.
LADIES' fine SHOES,
Made expressly for us for Fall and Winter The most upto
Shoes be found anywhere The newest Toes and
Lasts Ask to be shown the Dewey" Toe the latest fad
among the women Aso Regina Shoe the greatest $500
Shoe for ladies market to-day Comes in all the
gtvles We have also received our Fall stock Of
MEMS FINE SHOES.
We have the correct things in Ladies' and Mems Fine
QepeuQaO1e
afford to give us the goby.
Nov, # you contemplate going away or staying at home
and need a.
TRUNK OR TRAVELLING BAG,
Of any kind don't fail to before buying We are
showing more complete line than formerly, and might
properly be termed the Travelling Outtters of Anderson
A WORD TO HOTJSEK EEPERS.
may appear little unreasonable this hot weather to
talk to you about
CARPETS AND ART SQUARES,
But we Just opened the largest and preest line OF
Ingram Carpets that have shown and at the
reasonable prices Also magnificent assortment of
Art Squares all Sizes and the latest and most artistic pat
terms have bought Fifty Art Squares to begin the
WITH and nearly all different colors patterns
you would like make your selection before they picked
over, now would be good time.
We are agents the Ganey Carpet Manufacturing Co.,
Gafney SC We will show you the prettiest patterns and
the greatest Ingram Carpets and Art Squares and
demonstrate the fact that SOUTH CAROLINA compete
successfully in the manufacture Of Carpets, &c.
We still have nice assortment MATTINGS, RUGS, &C.
We have called to your especial notice
FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS
NEW SHOES foY Men and Women,
TRUNKS and TRAVELLING BAGS,
CARPETS, ART SQUARES, &C.,
But would have you forget general lines and the
constant arrival of New Goods.
MERCHANTS
WELL remember onr Wholesale Department
Yours truly,
Drnu7n lohnrnn z IN
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-23

Made expressly for Fall and Winter The most upto-
date Shoes found anywhere The newest Toes and
Lasts Ask shown the Dewey Toe the latest fad
among the Also Regina Shoe the greatest $500
Shoe ladies the market to-day Comes in all the new
styles We have also received our Fall stock Of
The Washington bee., 1899-01-07

Gold-plated metal base; gold-plated
clock ring; gold-plated open cast head
removable oil fount; the latest ratcket
screw burner; large, handsome, hand
decorated globe; flrst-class chimney.
Clock made and warranted by one of
the largest factories in the u. S. All
ready to put oil in and light.
This handsome lamp-clock is worth
20 dollars. A fine Christmas or birth
day present. The BEE will give one
of these clocks to any person who NAV
send cash yearly subscribers.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-07

De,Ha.--Positions make some peo-
,fa but no, 50 well, that you can't
IN te. they are not used to some
thing.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-07
PERS ON Al

HIST ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, Visit
Madame Lorno and have your fortune
told. You will be surprised. Charges onlv
so cents 2Io6 street northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
A LOGICAL MIND.

From The Plttsburg Commercial. Gazette.
For humorous yet forceful logic the CON
illusions Of that Kansas man who was buried
alive are worthy OF special mention. he says
that when he began 10 recover CONSCIOUSNESS ne
Lre,v no was not dead because his feet were
cold and he was hungry. and that he knew X
ne were in heaven he would not be hungry. ana
II he were in purgatOry his feet wouid not pe
nold In The line OF semi-cheerful deductions
drawn under cheerless circumstances those arc
surely had 10 beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
On Whom 81 Elan Qonrern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The Auto
" matte Fire Alarm and EKtnguisher Company. Linn
INA nomestlc 10 ration hhvng ia principal bus
asnn In the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY, County and
sate Of York. win apply 70 the Supreme Court Of
r. s,stc ~ New York sprciA Term thereof Part
~, he beIa in the County Court House said Borough Of
msnbsttan on day OF December. 1850 10 80
clock In forenoon, as s1on thersaftsr ss counsel
can be for an order auhoIlzns sald eopoTeoh 20
COMPANY 400.
THE AIfrOMsTIC FIRE ALARM AND EXTIN6U3sHBn
--'| " COMPANY LLMITEl,
Elijah g. OOWf.Es, Prssident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
Gnrroaaie's Noiites.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. James NJ
varnurn q Surrogate If the County OF New York.
o,,cs O. hereby all persons having Gains against
tveivn Habeck Aufm Ordt late OF the County OF Ne~
york deceased 10 present the same with vcoenes thefso
the subscrbers their place OF uansactng business
80 80 oSice OF Richards Brown, No 81 William Street.
o. N. Borough Manhattan. CITY OF New fork on OF
ne,ore tbs leth Gay Of Apr. NEXT ~
Orr'o1,s1 Ssw third day OF October. lsBs
DS'N CLEMENT ARNOLD AUFFM oRDT.
HENRY CACHARD
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
Gnanrial.

ndavit Of the bidder II It be corporation then by
the president thereof To the effect that the several
matters therein stated in all respects true.
Each bidder shall In his tie proposal specify an oil
ice within the Clty OF New York which notices may
be delivered and delivery notice office .hs
be deemed sufficient delivery and notice such bidder
The Board reject any all proposals IL the Board
shall deem IL 10 the interest 81 the city to do.
THE BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CON-
MiSSIONERs.
BY A. Z. ORR. President
BIoN L. BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
\ MEETING Of the holders Of the first mort

us ssse bonds and also meeting Of the 5o'oe5s on
a. 10 mortgage bonds OF she Pittsburgh, II VAN
Snlcas2 hy Co. VIII be held al the Once o. W
Owe Committee Of the Pittsburgh IT, wayne ah'
Or ny: Co. IL Nassau ST. in the city on Sew LIZ
A. ,s'nesasy he t@eny-ninth day Of November, Is'a
A. 80 CLOCK r. NJ. for the purpose Of appointing
esctated ~ Cu pf prs INTrR Presi6srf
Dated November 18TH 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
New York, November >,
A SPECIAL MEETING of the sDaTeho

. New Yort, NovenbtT >, I5g''
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Shareholders
ma 81 the Commercial Gable Company viii be hso e sI
-. ~ DAY Of December 1899 al two oclocA r. "a 80,
" Office said CSmpany No 253 Broadway 10 me cry
New Yerk for purpose OF voting upon pTopTi.ioh
soo,hieaAe s capital stock from ten Ihlllon
issuing q hundred thousand snhfs ~ ie P
81 one hundred dOs:s each, 10 nilssh Hl..sOn
M 70 Of one hundred and fifty thousand shares
NJ. 80 par value Of hundred collars ea.s. A,,cies
- Y-fposs Of rStify1ng accordance wlth ths 800
az aoeAAon Of the Company the action OF s ~
DTectofs IN modifying tho Articles OF
apiisl stock -
81 ne purpose OF said special meeting OF IsI
r. me Transfer Books Of the Company WIZ 10
,stes uded ~
''ffh " hAcKAY, GEO. O. WARD. C. r. HOS asnIH.
I.~AD. WILLIAM JAY c. II. MACkAf' A0s'o''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
Gelp males.

XyyANTED.-A GARDENER FOR A SMALL COUNTRY
RESIDENCE AT TARRYTowN. N Y. sIrUA-
TON is PERMANENT FOR STEADY YOUNG MAR
RIEp MAN APPLY BY LETTER. STATING REFER
ENCEs AND WAGES EXPECTED. 2. BOX 80,
TRIBUNE OFFICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
4oT WEST 6SRD STREET.
STPRENE COURT. County of NewYoyk.-


~ The New York Lie Insurance and rrusr company
a, Trustees unde .hs Will and Testament o. Chester
Clark substituted in place " Edmuno MN
roe as surviving Of the last VIII ana testament
on Chester Clark deceased Plaintiffs against Seofss a.
Macdonald and others. Defendants. -,
In pursuance Of judgment on foreclosure ana ss.e,
aly made and entered the above action ana besnns
Rsfsree IN said Judgment named. will sell al puse aye.
Ion ~ The New York Real Estate sai.sroom 10 III
hToadway in the Borough OF Manhattan, cry o. New
yorL an the 23rd day Of November 1871 AZ y 0eocN
,enn on ,hst dsv by ID. Phen!x lngrahaD Co.. ave
,ineers the premises directed by said nasment 20 De
sold ana therein described as fclioss' Al nst certain
piece or parcel Of land with the Buildings thereon
80 ths CITY OF New York and bounded and described as
,n,,ows that ia to cay: BEGINNING at point % the
,,bs,lv line of Fy-thrd Street distant One hundred
~ txent-fye Westerly from the westerly line OF
49,. Nn Avenue and running thence westerly sons the
Nor,heriy line Fiftyihrd Street Twenty Ave feet
~ the way party wall one hundred and thirty
t,y ,ee and four the N0rtherly line 81 land
formerly OF Hopper thence Esstery song the line
mentioned Twenty Ave feet eleven and half inches
10 point distant one hundred and twenty feet West
erlT from the Westerly line o. The Ninth Avenue and
thence southery parallel with the Nlnh Avenue and part
on the way through party wall ore hundred and twenty
seven feet and and haf inches 70 the Norhey line
OF Fifiy-thrd Street the point place ~ beginning
Relng the the Nap ~ properly belonging
the heirs John Hooper by the Numbers 5y and 600
Dated New York October Sls'. 1879
CLARENCE ". FRANCIS.
Referee
GEORGE r sCHIFFFFI.fS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
No II william Street New York CITY
THE following 10 diagram % ne p"perty 20 be sosd,
its street number 407 West h3rd Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
PROPOSALS FOR EXTENSI'

AIRY STABLE-west Point. n.
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, VIII De ?
Stable. as per plans In THU Office. L.
TO accept or reject any or ell propo'
thereof Forms and Specifications fur
cation. Address q. NJ, L. ;. NJ. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

Ffty-thlrd Street
This Approximate amount Of lien charge 10 satisfy
wnIch The above described property 10 20 be sold Is
So4 oI3 a3 with from fhe 18th day " May, 1892
Together with and allowances amounting 20 <Ssloo
With in,sses, hs sixth day " June iso together
with The expenses of the safe =.
The approximate amount Il taxss assessments or other
liens which are allowed 20 the purchaser oY OF the
nuTcbAss money paid By the Referee Is N.<t2S md
Interest. -
pa''s NC" '''A CLARENCE ". yRANers
1efsrsN i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
Centre line q block
one hundred and twenty-sixth street

One hundred and tWeHty -sIAtH sHter
The approximate OF the lien charge satsfy
which the sbOye-described property Is be sold Is
STA 4e 25 with tbsreon from the 18th day OF DC
togethe- with and allowance amounting
1872 together with the OF the sale The
approximate OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates other liens allowed the purchaser out %
purchasemoney. paid By the Referee $3.50 ~ and
interest.
Dated New York, LIST day OF November; 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF

THE DISTRICT OF coLuMBIA wassinston, p. G.
ceived az this Off until ~ o'clock SATURDAY No
vember Is 1890 for paving Nineteenth street srtenesd
from Florida Avenue to Columbia Road. Blank forms OF
proposals and specifications and necessary informaton
NAV be obtained at the Office OF the Engineer COMMITS
soner d. c. JOHN WIGHT JOHN w. ROSS. Ian
SING II. BEACH Commissioners, d. G.
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financial meftinos.
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.
$50 Tsbfrd Avenue.

THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CoHFANf'
llg Third Avenue, 20 ,eon
NEW YORK, october y. leW-
- TO THE sTOCKH0LDEds o,.
NUTlCE IL HEREBY GIVEN ~ the SUN
holders of m, coupany that the annual election OF
1ectors and Inspectors u Election foI the
~ a. u htla a. this once on Weanesaay - p 81
a that day.
he transfer book Of the capital stock OF the
~ St closed Wednesday. November l. ia's;
- Il and remain closed until ;,,noss Of
-f ~ 1893. 10 O'clock \. NJ, for me PSIPoss
election
william n. AMORY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
financial mffilnes.

SHELTER ISLAND PARK, New-York. NO
- vemt4r l. isa9.-The Annual Meeting Of tho STOCK,
holders OF this company will be held at the oinoe OF
Thouas II Co, No e49 broadway, New-fork
CITY on Tuesday November Is. 1899. az A. NJ
'N'' 49, HENRY X. MOTLEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
Gounirp Board.


ToARD IN PASsAIc AT THE CHATEAU.
ID a few sussts-sinRie gentlrmen or 1Es lass
fsmIlescan be accommodated al TITS eonfoitafie ana
enjoyable resort situated IN Spesr Park two minutes
thlrty-elght trains Come and see or write Tor photo
and particulars,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
foreclosure Ga
SUPREME COURT. COUN


SUPREME COURT. COUN
- YORK-TITLE GUARANTEE
PANY Plaintiff. against JOHN BAIT
PENDANTS.
duly made anf en.ered 10 the sooN
bearing date the 20 day Of November
signed the Referee IN said judgmen
public auction at the New York Re
No. III Broadway, In the Borough
New York on the ith day 81 ID,
o'clock noon or that day. by Peter
tioneers. the premises directed by
sold and thereiJ described as foHow
ALI. that certain lot piece 5r pai
buildings thereon erected. situate. J.
City Of New York aforesaid. and
described as follows, that Is 10 ga
point in the northerly side Of one
sixth street distart TWO hundred ar
and six IS, inches essiery from the { f. cd.
Intersection Of the easterly SIDE or
nue. with said nOrtherly side Of one re
sixth street: and running thence III.
with the Third avenue and part OF .sts-
party wall ninety-nine feet eleven yes
i,ra ~ the block between One hun and
and one hundred and tweuty-sev sire
thence easterIy along said centre III the
teen feet; thence sOutherly and as paial
Third avenue ninety nine feet clever lches {
erly side II One hundred and TIVE SIKH
thence westerly along said northerly .de OF
and twenty-siXth street seventeen teet TO ~
place Of beginning said premises being nov
The street Number 225 East l26th street.
Dated New York, November lsyy
WILLIAM H. STOCKWELI. Attorney for Pl
l46 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan,
City Of New York.
Phe following is q diagram q the property 70
its street number Is 20 Eas i2oih street.
One hundred and iwenty-seysnth street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING OF
l. the stockholders Of the 'Plasterers Steel corne!
plate Company held at No 1D5 Morton Bui al g.
No lls Nassau Street New York City. at ~ O'Clock ~
IN saturday second 1880 for the purpose OF
voting on proposition that the said company be iorh
with dissolved All Stockholders are requested 10 sten'
'"is s FERRIS A. MITCHELL,
President and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
PROPOSALS FOR HAND LITTERs.-Phila

Depot Q. N. Dept. la2s Arch Street Phila. Z
received here until II O'Clock A NJ THURSDAY, Noyem
23rd 1889 for furnishing this Depot with 90 Hand Y
cn q, this Office The number viii be subject 70 ~
and blue print showing details can be seen a. this ON
dates when they can make deliferi
Government the right to reject Or accept any
all proposals any part thereof PTefersfce gwen
articles Of domestic production Of nanufaetIre cohd
Of quality and price Gncluaing In the price o. ife
productions manufactures the duty there ~ being tqu
A GUARANTEE in 1917 u the value or
accompany proposals. Fifty tAO) cents In
stamps must be fixed number 81 gu
for proposals ans full Information viii BE-
application. Envelopes containing pTopc
dOrsed Proposals Tor Hand Lltters.'
Ii. Col. JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy Quartz
L. 6. A.
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Antumn Resorts.


TnE LAUREL -lM-1 THIE=IplNIES
LAKEWOOD NEW JERSEY.
WILL OPEN THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l6
1890
Nor. than hundred rooms in bath suites added
' LOUIS p. ROBERTS. Manager.
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ASHBEL 2. FITCH,
WILLIAM BARBOUR.
HENRY ;. MANNING,
SAMUEL A. MAXWELL
MYRON T. HERRICK,
CHAS. +. CUTLER.
EMERSON McMlLLIN.
II. .. HAVEMEYER.
JAMES ". DONALD.
GEORGE CROKER,
j. WILLIAM CLARK.
JOEL Z. FREEMAN
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The following 10 diagram 81 rhe property 20 be sol
its street number Is 4OT Yves, h3rd Street
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9rnst Companies.

BY A. 4. ORR, President.
BIoN L. BURROWS. Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
JEWElRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
" repairing and nave made IL . specially
Tor years. We are now ready to make 10 order
you may wish at very short notice. McKEN-
NEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square, Portland.
asnf2dti
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
CITY HALL NOTES.

Wednesday was day of committee
meetings, and seven were scheduled for
the approval of bills. The committee on
licenses met and approved number Of
applications for pawn brokers' and merry
go-round licenses.
Within a few days WEIGH street, the
new Peaks island highway, which will
run from the Casco bay landing to Ele-
plant avenue, will be begun. Other
Peaks island street Department. work
soon to be takon up win be sidewalk work
on Central avenue. and the construction
of drain in the rear of the Peaks Island
house.
The police examining board met at 4
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, when these
candidates for the force took their final
examinations: George A. Miliiken OF
Ward 2, and james L. Hadley of Ward 8.
The Portland High School committee
will meet at 4.S0 o'clock Thursday after
noon. when High school instructor in
chemistry viii be elected to oil the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of Miss
Mantle.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
DEATHS,

In this city July &c. Emma L.. wife of George
w. Role. aged 40 years. IL months. Is days.
New Brunswick papers please copy
In this city. July 26, Margaret, daughter of
MAJ tin and Julia Qualter aged ! l mos, 20 days.
Funeral Thursday at 2. 80 p. m. from No. %
In this city. July 20. Irene, infant daughter Of
Joseph and Margaret McDonough, aged mos.
IL days.
Funeral from parents residence IB CONNER
cial street. Thursday at $50 p. M.
In this city. July rs. Lawrence Willard. infant
son OF Peter ). and Celia Mcdonald. aged A
funeral RON parents rasidence, 4eB Port
land street Thursday at ESQ p. m.
In this city, july 26, Ellen. daughter OF Nor
gan and Sarah Foley, aged l months, Is days.
Funeral from parents residence, 242 Fore
IN Portland tDeering oistrict). July rs, Mrs.
Minnie A., wife of William @. BoWles, aged z8
years. months. II days.
Funeral Vhur5day at l o a. m. from her late
residence, lz6 Warrep avenue.
In South Portland, July 70, Cushman s. Hill.
aged 70 years.
Funeral services Friday at $50 p. m. at his
aie residence, corner Of High and Pine streets.
lRockperL Mass, papers please copy.
In Newton Centre, Mass, July %, Margaret,
infant daughter OF James g. and Margaret
White. aged 10 months.
In New Vineyard July IS, Mrs Augusta Kin
In Philips. July 20. James Noble. aged soyrs.
In Penobseot, July i6, Lsander G. Perkins,
In Bucksport, July II. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Smith
In Ellsworth, July II, Mrs. James Stuart
aged 10 years.
IL Sullivan. July IS, Mrs. Mary Smith, aged
so years; Kate Smith, aged years.
ker, aged 81 years.
In Kockland. July ~, Mrs, Sarah j. Williams
natlve oil fhlpsburg, aged IA years.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
RIvERT0N PARTIES.
Many Guest, Entertained There Last
Evening. IL

A very pleasant social event occurred
last evening at Riverton parz. Miss
Mary Woods Jordan, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. J. Q. Jordan OF Portland enter
tanned party of about n hundred OF her
friends in honor of her guests, Miss
Margery Cochrans of Chicago, ILL.,, Miss
Sewell of New York, and Miss Reed OF
Pawtuoket, Il. I.
The party was conveyed to the park in
special cars. Early in the evening re,
ception was held at which time the guests
were presented to the guests of honor by
Miss Jordan, assisted by her Sisters Miss
Margaret Jordan and Miss Gertrude
J,rdan. Daring the evening an Informal
order Of dances was enjoyed, music being
furnished by Prof. A. L. Ryser. At ten
o'clock the party sat down to o dainty
lunch served In the casino IL Manager
Smith. The party returned to the city al
a late hour by special car.
Hon. Herbert d. Pierce, secretly Of
the United States Legation at So. PAuers
burg. Russia, well known In this sity,
entertained party of friends consisting
OF mis- family. Rev. j. c. Perkins an
wife, ard Hon. VIM. r. v ooi, and Others
at Sne casino last evening Suppsl
was served In she reception room, Rfui
which the party attended the entertain.
ment &C the rustic theatre.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
CoMMITTEE ON LIGHTs.

In the absence of Alderman Smith from
the city. Councilman Waldron called a
meeting of the committee to be held We'd
nesday, July 18th. at p. M, for the ap
proyal of bills. The committee after some
discussion thought it not advisable to APP
p oEe the bills as the authority delegated
by the lower board had not been con-
Cured in by the aldermen. though many
vsia attempts have been made to get 1t
he ore them. The committee issued the
following statement yesterday: ''Whils
re srs reluctant to delay payment of the
iills. we do not wish to further presume
81 on the future action of the aldermen,
ana until some action Is taken by them
in the mutter no bills will be approved by
the committee
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
RIvERToN PARK.

This is an attractive week at Riverton
Park. The Fadettes always discourse
the sweetest strains three times daily,
twice at the Rustic theatre, previous to
the stage show. and again at 4. 80 p. IN. in
the main hall of the Casino. The iiesr
park is more interesting than you think
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
RECRUITING NOTES.
A veteran-of siae War ofRebsitson snx-
ious % Serve in philippines.

"Wednesday was ersnt day nt the re-
cruiting rendezyculs on Middle street
and few recruits for service In the Phil
ippines were accepted Applications are
received In good numbers each day but q
small per can't qualify beoause many fail
10 meet oil the special requirements for
ta.s particular line Of service. There Is
one case worthy Of note. IL icing that OF
II. n. Foster of 1ogus, Me-, who Is vel
Gran Of the War Of tie Rebellion. Foster
Is 60 years old. put q remarkably wen
preserved man aud looks as lively and
spry as a mnn OF 30 Ne Is anxious TO
ssrve in the Philippines and wrote let
ter to Presidents Mckinley asking that
authority be granted for his enlistment.
TIE letter was referred to the command
ing officer Of the rendezvous here, who
wes directed to examine Foster and
make report as TO his physical condition,
etc. Foster was In the city yesterday and
reported for examination, which was post
ponsd on account Of the absence Of the
recruiting officers. Should he pass the
necessary physical examination It may
be that the Adjutant General Of the army
win authorizes the enisstn ent.
First Lieut.. II. G. Crockett was at the
reaaezyous yesterday to report for duty.
but as Capt. Rogers and Capt. Frier wsrs
both absent from the city. Lieut. Crockett
returned TO bis home in Lewiston, there
to walt telezraphic Instruction.
Capt. Rogers Is absent on five days
leave CT absence, and Capt Frisr was In
Manchester on duty in connection with
the recruiting station at that place.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
MOT WEATHER MEsLS AND PER.
SOHAL EnNFlRT.

Fruit of some kind shonli be used a..
the breakfast during hot westher. Fellow
this with dish Of four hsop'Eg tessp-on
fnls OF GrRpeNats, coli, ard trsatea
with rich, cold cream Ehis dish gives
the staying qGalaiiss neees.efy. Aad a
slice or two OF enli- e waaas brsal. with
very little briter CT Graae-N { Better,
which is differ trsip's than Grape
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