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MEN Kidney trouble preys
ANn upon the mind, dis
~,OMrN, courages and lessons
WOMEIN ambition beauty, vi

por and cheerfulness soon disappear
when the kidneys are out of order or
diseased. For pleasing results use
DR.. Kilmer,s Swamp Root, the great
kiddey remedy. At druggists. Sam
pie bottle by mail free, also pamph-
let. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghsmton, NY,
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INSCRIPTIONS.
A Collection Made from aiithe Bury
ing Grounds in Snyder County
for the Mddleb,nyh "Post."

ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
Continued from Jan. %. 1901
B,ngiman, Anna c., dau OF Jacob
and Catharine, b Jan 2l, 1865;
d Dec %, 1888; Il lSy II m
1Sd.
Bingham, infant son OF d. }. and
Alice, d July l3, 1883.
Binganlan, Catharine, wof Peter,
b Mar %, 1896; d Jan IA,
1S4l;a SOY 9m l6 d.
Bingan,an, Henry. b Aug 4, 1874;
d Sept IL, 1885, 81 y l m
7 d.
Bickel, Henry, b July 16, l779;
dNov4, lS5S;a 70 " m Esd.
Bickel, franklin A., $ of Aaron and
Marand, b July 4, 1870; d Nov
7,1S74; a 4 "A m rs d.
.Bickel, Charles NJ, ofM. Bickel,
d Dec Is, 1874; y y II d.
Bickel, Sarah j., d of Aaron and
Marand, b July II, 1872; d
Dec. a, 1874; a 2y 5 m I'D.
Bonev, Joseph l., of Israel and NJ,
b Mar 13, 1874; d Nov 10,
1877; a3 7 m y d.
Boncy, Caroline, eau OF Israel and
NJ, b Aug q, 1866; d Nov
90, 1877; a y y 2m 23d.
Boney, Susaunah, dau of Israel and
NJ, b Dec is, 1867; d Dec 10,
1877; 10Y | d.
Boney, William H., b May 25, 1852;
d Oct 5, 1876; a 24y I'm l0d.
Benfer. Ida NJ, dau Of S. and Ma,
bDec IS, 1870; d Mar q,
1873; a 2 y 8 N 8 d.
Benfer, Sarah j., dau of S. and NJ.
A.. b May Is, 1SG4;d Sept lG,
1860; a L y III Il.
Berge, Catharine, W Of Christian, b
Apr 80. 1895; d Dec Is, 1868
a6Sy 5 M Is d.
Dreese, inf son of Isaac and Sarah
b Feb %, 1866.
Dreese, inf dau of John and Saran
d Sept 80, 1872; a9 d.
Diemer, John, d May 8, 1865;
II y Sm 25 d.
- Deob!er, Ammon, of n. and A..
bAug Is, 1916; d June II
1S77;a 10 m 10 d.
Deker, Jonathan,b b Apr %, 1898
d Nov. 10, 1854; a Soy 6 n
Is d.
DeLong, Ida g., dau of Chas. an'
Sarah Delong, d Feb II, 1890
al NJ s d.
Eberhart, Samuel Oliver, of n;
than and H., d Mar 26, 1858
a1y4 nj I'd.
Erb, Ira o. NJ, son Of Moses an
Elizabeth, b Sept %, 1879
d Dec Is, 1888; W nj 23d
Erb, Howard A., son of Moses an
Elizabeth, d Feb II, 1878;
1y2 m IA d.
Ettinger, William, b Dec s, 1885
d Dec2, 1882; 2Sy lin 25o
Ettinger, inf of VIM. F. and Jer
ME, d June 10, 1886; a Il d.
Fetterolf, Harriet, wife of Nathan
bDec II, 1885; d Mar2, 1855
a22 y I'm 16 d.
Fetterolf, Andrew, d Apr "a, lSS;
ass y1 ml7 d.
Fetterolf, Frederick, b Apr 10, 1871
d Apr q, 1879; a 81 y ~ d.
Fetterolf, Sarah, b Sept q, 1T
d Mar IS, 1874; "A y 5
Fetterolf, Peter, b Oct. II, $50
d Dec 16, 1878; a n y l
90
Fetterolf, Fred p, b May 70, 1873
d May Is, 1862; 26y III
Is d.
Fetterolt, Daniel, b June "a, 1873
d Nov II, 1858; a q y 4
% d.
Fetterolf, Catharine, W of John F'e
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rpened by the experiences Of over hall century. , ;
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Good, Daniel, d April y, 1897, |
aged 66 y No m q d.
ioss, Daniel A., 5 of W. and Nj. A.
d July %, 1861, aged 4y 6 !
m ) d.
Hackenburg, Mary A., W OF |. c.,
d April II, 1885, aged 40 u
Hackenburg, Catharinc, b Nov 9,
1903; d May 7, 1880, aged a
5 m 2S d.
Hackenburg, Mary L., dau of ID. c.
and A. NJ, d May 10, 1898,
aged 4y 4 m 4 d.
Hackenburg, infant 5 of d. c. and
A. NJ, b May 4, 1899.
Hacl;enburg, John, b May 3, 1905,
d May %, lS75;a 10 y20 d..
Hackenbcrg, inf Of Isaac and NJ.
c., b Feb +, 1877.
Harman, Sarah r., dau Of Daniel
and Hannah, d Nov %, 1885,
aged l y2 m Is d.
Harman, Maggy j., dau of Amos
and Margaret, d July 8, 1917
aged 2y % d.
Heiter, Robert, of J. and f. Heit-
er, d Mar14, 1862; a I'm lad.
Heiter, Minerva, dau OF Joshua and
Deborah, d June 10, 1865; a
2y l m 25 d.
Heiter, Laura c., dau of j. and f..
Heiter, d Oct 2, 1861; a 6 y5
m d.
Heiter, William H., son of j. and
f. Heiter, d Oct 8, 1861; a 8
y9m9 d.
Heiter, Sarah, wife of Jacob, d Apr
s, 1SS3;a IS y 2 m y d.
Heiter, Joshua, b Jan 20, 1927;
d June 6, ls65;a 3s Y 4 m
II d.
Herbster, Mary A., dau of j. and B.
Herbster, d Aug 5, 1861, a l
y9m 26 d.
Huffnagel, Hannah NJ, dau of J.
+. and Catharine, b Aug IL
1852; d Sept II, 1868, agec
II v l m.
Huffnagel, J. F., b Feb %, 1921
d Feb 20, 1879, aged 81 y II
27d.
HuAnagel, Hannah, W of Christian
b Feb 10, 1889; d Dec 3, 1869
aged so y 9m 23d.
Hutnagle, Christian, b May !, 1887
d July 25, 1926, aged 80 y
IN "a d.
Huflnagle, Daniel, b Oct 8, 1898
Jan 6, 1859, aged Coy 3 N
Id.
Hutinagle, Mary, wife of Benjamin
b Mar 7, 1902; d July Is
1875, aged 73 y 4 m Go
Ingram, inf of Chas. M. and An
ME, d Mar 7, 1891.
Kern, Chas. d., of d. A. an'
Mary, Jan 20, 1884; d Sep
10, 1884; a 7 m 20 d.
Kline, Lloyd o., S of w. H. and O
M, d Sept 10, 1891; a y l.
m d.
Kline, Lydia, W of John l., b Jun
20, 1916; d Nov 10, 1889;
73y4 m 20 d.
Knepp, Joseph, b Nov %, 1877
d Nov "a. 1894, aged 67 y1 d
Kline, Joseph H., d Mar Is, 1886
a26y l m II d.
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n
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Or. Miles Medical Company elkhart, Ind.
Fetterolf, John, b July %, 1922;
d July IS, 1856; 33 y II m
IS d.
Fetterolf, -, b 1873; d Oct !,
1881; so Y.
Fetterolf, Catharine, wife of John
b Mar Is, 1772; d Feb 26,
1857; 81 y L m IL d.
Fallentine, Catharine, b Nov |,
1S0S;d Sept 10, 1855; a AZ
V 10 m 10 d.
Fuhrman, Mary, wife of Elias, b.
SEPT Il, 1919; d May l, 1867;
10 Y I m II d.
Thurman, int of d. a. and Sarah,
d Oct 90, 1877.
Fureman, Samuel, b Dec q, 1928;
d Sept y, lS7l;a 42y 8 m.
Gerhard, John, b June 4, 1914; d
April 4, 1860, aged 45y I'M.
Gearhart, Magdalena, W Of John
Gearhart, dau of --and
Susanna Meyer, b Nov l, 1875;
d July II, 1862, aged 76y 6 M
Sd.
Gearhart, John, b Feb II, 1887; d
May 4, 1868, aged 76 y 2 m,
I'D.
Gerhart, Franklin, b June II, 1858;
d Feb /, 1875, aged q y 7 nj
10 d.
Gearhart, Anna Mary, W of Henry
Gearhart, d Feb 6, 1889, aged
rs II d.
Gearhart, Henry, b Mar 10, 1912;
d Sept A, 1874, aged 62 y5 m
24d.
Gearhart, Polly, W of Peter Gear
hart, b June !6, 1902; d May
10, 1885, aged S2y 10 m "a d.
Gearhart. Peter, b Jan q, 1901;
d June 2, 1872. aged II y a
80 ~ i
Gerhart, Malinda, d Nov 10, 1852,
aged 3 y a M Is d.
Gerhart, Harriet, dau OF F. and S.
Gerhart, d Dec %, 1851, aged
2y2m17 d.
Gerhart, Sarah, dau of S. and M
Gerhart, d Jan 8, 1855, aged
9y11m Is d.
Gerhart, --, dau Of S. and E.
Gerhart, ----
Gerhart, dau o. same.
(ierhart, Daniel, of John and f.
lizabeth Gerhart, d Jan 16
1912, aged 2 y l M 2 d.
Gerhart, Maria, dau of John and
Elizabeth Gerhart, d Jan 10
1912, aged 8 y 6 m 10 d.
Gearhart, Susanna, dau of John and
Martha, d June Is, 1891, aged
80 y II N 5 d.
Geahart, Christiana, dau OF John and
Martha, d May 3, 1882, aged 61
y2m % d.
Garhart, Elmer S., s of Wales ano
Rebecca, d Feb 25, 1881, agec
90
Gerhart, Geo, d May 3, 1922, aget
, Soy 6 m 3 d.
Getz, Emma NJ, d Mar %, 1892
{. aged y sd.
Getz, William, d Aug %, 1893
aged 8 m 20 d; children o
Perry D. and Jane H. Getz.
, Getz, Daniel W., of H. and c.,
, Aug "a, 1861, aged 6 y 4 n
19 d.
1 Getz, John w., s of Henry and c.
d Aug l, 1868, aged 4 y 10n
I'D.
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Mrs. c. A. Merrill, Of Chetopa,
Kans., suffered from peculiar nerv.
Gus trouble which baffled the skill
Of leading specialists. She says: 81
cannot say enough in praise of DR..
Miles Nervine. suffered agonizing
pain in left side Of my head and I
thought it would drive me insane.
Specialists in Cincinnati and Kansas
City treated me without benefit.
Then began taking DR.. Miles Nerv.
inc and obtained prompt relief, and
finally permanent cure"
&c., ETEgass' 1 y s91aNiIa@
is sold by all druggists on guarantee,
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Or. Miles Medical Company, EIkhart, Ind.
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Fetterolf, John, b July %, 1922;
d July Is, 1856; q 33 y IL m
1S Il
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
Domestic Markets.
fBy Teleuraph.1

JULY ID. 1899.
NEW YORE-The Flour inarket-receipts
2i,97l bbis; exports O,3f9 bbls: sales 1900
packages weak on Sprink pats otherswlse stdy.
Winter patents at 75g4 OO;wmler straignts
| 4oa3 b5; Minnesota patents S5a4 o. " ~
ter extras 45ds So; Minnesota bakers OUa
3 -; DO low grades 40 90.
Wheat-receipts 3b9,425 bus; exports 1873
bus; sales l,54o 900 bus futures, ana 160. .oUU
bush spot and outports; spot eass; No Red at
1850 + o b anoat No Northern Duluth SU5se
o b aiioat; No = Red T714c eley. :
Corn-receipts III ,O6o bush; exports lap, SO
bush; sales $4,000 bush futures; $4,000 bush
spot ami outporis; spot easy No at 4Ul4c / o
b afoat. No 2 at 391s C eleY.
Uats-receIptS l34, 200 bush: exports II $50
bush sales 3oU,00U bus spot and outports; spot
quiet; No at soc; No 8 al use; No white at
3l44c; No white 3Qc; track mixed Western
2a1a a3le; rack white 3i@8 i1sc.
Beef firm; family at 5oai0 60; extra mess
SO; beef ms az 26 5- G2e %.
Lard nrm; western steam As; July at s co
refined firm.
r1rN iirm; mess at 9za so short clear sIoa
IL rs; mily 10 5oa1o rs:
Butter ady; creauley ut l5dlS12c; do fac
tory l2a 14i4; stale dairy 1T io1sai5; do crEi
Cleese strong large white and colored sssc;
81 white and colored at 1ac.
Etges slea. y; state andl Penn at 15hG1 &c
Western iresn o4 O. Ac.
Sugr-raw weak; fair refining 3 ls-Icc; Gem
trifugal 96 lest ass refined quiet. stea y.
CHICAGO-cash quotations.
Wneat-No spring 72lsc; No do at 69Is
zee; No Red "A 74Ae. torn-No 2 AZ 34ls
No . yellow aJ 35c. Uats-No 2 at 2liad2.c;
No white 2Sc; No white at 24Q24Is No ::
Rye y c; No l Flaxseed at .. CT psin.e iln,-
thy seed 4o1s so; Mess Pork at . 81 aas
Lard at . 25a5 80 short rib sides uit5t ;
Dry salted meats-shoulders 5asG 4se, snort
clear s.des D 55a5 40.
Butter r-creamery lSls@i7c; dairies at ii@
15L2c
\ Cheese hrm; creameries at s1s a9c.
Eggs frm-fresh lee.
Flour-recepts 5000 bbl5; wheat 6S.oGo
bush; zcorn 03, 900 bush; oats 2S6, 900 bush .
rye 3.UoJ bush; barley 1900 bush.
q EShipments--Flor li,00O bbls; wheat 1000
bush; corn S2o 900 bush; oats 1850. q bush
rye OOoO bush barley o.0oU bush.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted at 54s4 for cash
White; cash Red 74s4c July at .4%sc; Sep at
l:6bAc.
TolEDo-wheat duli-eash 7sci July 7sc;
| Sept Toe; Dec tic.
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HARpSWELL STEAMBOAT co.
1.-THE 365 island Route"

Beginning June 2G 1899. steamers will
leave, Portland Pier. Portland. week days,
as follows:
For Long Island. s45. 1000 a. M, Las.
5.00. D. IN.
For Little Chebeague. jerks, Great Che
beague. south Harpswell. Bailey's and Orr's
Island, 40, 1000 .. m L45 500 y. IN.
For Cliu Island. Littlefelds. Great Che
Deague. 1000 a. M, I.45 800 p. m.
RETURN FOR PORTLAND.
Leave orrs Island 5.4J. 1850 a. M, Las, 8 50
D H.. via above landings.
Leave Long Island. 7.35 a. in., 1920 a40 $50
2. m; arrive Portland S.05 u. M, 1880, 4iO,
$50 D. IN.
Daily excursions y miles down tse bay. Fare
round trip only soc.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Portland for 80. HarpsweIl aud IN
termediate landings, f000 1910 a. m, 100 y. IN.
Sunday sailing tip down the bay leave Port
land, 3.i5 p. m. Return from SO Harpswell via
above landings arrive Portland, 100 5.30p.m.
Fare TO So. Harpswell and return Sundays
soc; other landings and sailing irips 2Bc.
ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen Man.
ie24du
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Portland & Worcester Line,
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, 4. n.
etniiom FOOD of PrehIe xf,

sfation Foot OF Prebie st.
On and after Monday. Juns 26 1898 Passenger
trains viii Leave Portland,
rvr worcester, Clinton, aver Junction, Nashua
Mindham and Epping at 7.30 q N. and i2.s5
For Manchester Concord and points North at
7-go g. ID. and l2.So p. m.
For Rochester. Springvale Alfred, Water
noro ana Saeo River a. 80 q m. f2ae and
For &orham at IsO and s.4s a m->,2.sa aoa
b.D0 and 40 p. in-
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills. westbroox
Junction and Nccdfvrds at T.sa p.z5 q. m,
l2fo 500. b3U and e.20 y. "a.
1ae ~ q Ia. ~ 80 y. IN. trains
from ~ ilenu, CONNECT at Aver
Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route"
Tor the West and at Union Station, Worcester
Tor Providence ant New York, via "Providencs
Limo" Tor Norwich aud New York, VIA Nor.
wieh Line with Roston and Albany X. T. for
tho West and win the New York all rail via
-6pringiield."
Trains arrive AT Portland from Worcester
at -, p. m. from Rocne5ter at t.c0 a. m. l. Is
and b.4s D. m from Gorham at o.zn aaa and
1850 q m. III els. R48 p NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lravr for Rochester and intermediate sta
tions $50 \. m.
Arrive from Rochester and intermediate sta
d. w. DAVIS. supt
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THE SEARCH STOPS
The Right Thing Has Been Found-A
Portland Citizen shows the Way.

Cnol more we are indebted to Port
Land citizen for public statement that
throws more light on a subject of eyer-in-
cieising interest. People have been de-
eeiVed by false Misrepresentation from
tine inremorial No wonder they are
skepiical uf all claims endorsed by
strangers, residing in far-distant parts
of the Union. 1t Is no longer necessary
To encept such endorsements, for local
citizens are Civ ng their testimony, and
Ills an easy matter for any reader to In
yesttgate the correctness of such evidence
as the following:
Mr.. W. Ii. Waldron s. Co., real estate
agents. 1Sl Middle streets, says: s.Some
months ago began to experience dull
heavy aching in the small Of my back !.
Procuring bog OF Doan's Kidney Pills
at II. ii. hay s. Sons drug store used
1t and was soon freed from all pain.
Ahila my ease was not severe ore, /
Know OF others where life has teen pro.
iongea by tho use OF this most valuable
preparation. Doan's Kidney Pills"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sals by eli
dealers; prics TO cents hox. Mailed on
receipt Of rrice iy Fostgr-MIlhurn c..
hanaio. n. y, scla agents for the II. 5.
Remember the name-DoA N,s-and
take ne substitute.
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PEACEFuL NOW All SAMOA.

~ashiugton, July il.-Herr Resi-, the
German ex-consnl general to Samoa. who
Is passing through the city en- routs to
Germany. paid bis respects TO the Ptesi-
dent today. He was presented by Seers.
b ry Hay. HsrI Ross has ist retarne,i
from Samoa. He SD. S that tho Fiction
alleged to have existed Ia Samoa bstwsen
the Germans, on the one hand and the
Americans and Knglish on the other, was
very mnoh exaggerated. But every yes
tige OF friction, he says. disappeared with
the appearance Of the commissioners rep
resenting the parties to the tripartite
agreement: The arrangements which they
made, he thinks, promises to be perfectly
s~sa-s-sAa.-
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PINGREE,S qHRaE-CENp FARE
CAMPAIGN.

Detrcit, Mich., July 14.-"Three-cent
faxes, are announced today on the De-
troit street cars. This sdsctloa IL the
result OF q decis,on OF Gov. lirgIee and
Iom l.. Jchnrcn TO Give the PEOPLE an
object ieseon upon what they may lcok
ferSard to II gresens plans for the sale
of all the Dslrois strees railways to the
"Deiroit Municipal Railroad COMPANY, ="
ia bssaif OF the city win out
The city is in fuIoie ever the present
situation. All the newspapers and nearly
all the more prominent cis,zens ara op-
posiag tbs Pipgree Plan and it is now
claimed that tas majority of the oi,i.
Hens oppose it, on the ground that 3-cent
faFrs ana quasi municipal ownership
vii fail 10 pay the expenses and tss
si7.' 0',cco proposed to bs paid in for tho
roaus, and that tsey viii, If purchased.
reyert to the present owners.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

Or
Steamers for Great Diamond, Falmouth,
Freeport and Brunswick,
IN EFfEcT ON AND AFTER JULY 10. 1899
For Great Diamond Island, 7.oO, SOD. 900
i1.00 a. M, 245. 200, 500 O is p. IN.
Returning. $50, 7.3o, s.15 1oIU a. IT,. 1.l5, 32o.
For lsaits's Landing, 500 a. m, 200 and
Returning. e.IS, 7.s5, $50 a. M. s.2o, sos and
For Town Landing Falmouth Foresiae).
aud Princes Point yarmouth Fore
side, 500 and 900 a. H. 200, 500 and 0.i5
Returning. leave Princes Point B.45. 725.
9.2O a. M, 2.o0 4.3J and 900 p. m,
Returning. leave Town Landing, 6.O0 74o,
9.35 a. m, 3.05. 4.5O, 9.15 y. m.
For Groves's Landing Cousins IsIandN,
500. o.C0 4. m.. 200, 6.15 p. IN.
Returning. 9.15 a. m $40 y. m.
FOR Cousins amt LittiejOhn's Islands,
9.o9 ard HOO a M, 200. 800, G.i'
Returning 7.o5 $40 q. M, 2.3O and 4.io y. m.
For Cheheague (aamilton's Landing),
0.e0 aud HOO a. M, 100 p. m.
Returning, 6.55, $50 >. m. ,2.20 r. m.
For Gustin's Island, 9c0 and 1l.00 a. m..
2.01, 500 a Il clio D. m.
Returning, 80, 7.55 a. M. l.55, 90 and ESQ D.
For Mere Point, Rireh Island and
Harpswen Center, 900 a. M, 500 p. IN.
Lao p. M; Birch Island, 7.25, f.S5 p. m.
Harpswen Center, 20 a. M, 120 u. IN.
For Chamberiain's Landing, Drums
WiciEl, 9.O0a. M, SEQ p. NJ.
Returning, leave Chamberlnin's Landing,
(Brnnswtcll, 100 a. M. 1 90 D. m.
For So. Freeport and Porter's Landing
HOO n. as. and Clio p m.
Returning. leave Porter's Landing, 600
A. m. aud ! 80 D. m.
Returning, leave So. Freeport. Clio a. m and
Lao p. m.
Unavoidable delays excepted and subject to
change without notice.
Portland, ,FIesport& BIunsHlci Sttamh.ai Co
ilysdtf CAPT, E. A. BAAER. Manager.
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Portland 6 Yarmouth Electric Fly. Co

f,ARS leave head Of Elm street for Yarmouth
" ~ Gao a. fi-. ana hAi-hourIv thereafter TIL
I1-Ij L. ~. Leave Tor Underwood spring at
a. u. M, aud lalfhourly thereafter till i2,i5;
then eyery fifteen minutes TIL iI.15 \. m.
leave Yarmouth for Portland ut $50 a. M,
ard hnlEhaurly thel eat-r TIL 70 =. m.
Leave Underwood Spring fos Portland at Q
a H. and hali-hourIy thereafter till 1i.30; then
every fifteen minutes III, 1880 p IN.
SUNDAY TIME.
Ltave Portland for Yarmouth at T.45 n. M,
aud Aalfhomly thereafter I'LL 1915 p. M Leave
Por land for underwood SpiiDg at 7.45 a. NJ,
and every ,iit, Gu minutes Their alter till 1o.Io
o. IN
Leave Yarmouth for Portland at ESQ n. M,
ami hsl-y0rry thereafter I'LL r. m. Leave
undtrN aed Spring Tor Portland al z a. m.., and
every bftecn minutes thereafter TIL $50 D. m.
Office and waiting room 44o Congress street.
Jys dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
RECRUITING FOR NEW REGIMENTS

Washington, July i4.--The war depart
nient is receiving gratifying reports from
recruiting stations on the enlistment of
volunteers for Philippine service. 1t
was only Monday last whsn orders were
issued directing officers to begin recruit
ing. At that time tn, volunteer stations
had not Eeen oTensd and only the regular
recruiting olfcss bsgan the werk. Re-
rorts from theAo oflices show ttat total
of 439 nlen were enlisted en- Tuesday and
352 Wednesday. Should the same proper
tion be maintained each day, the total
number OF men required for the ten VOL
untesr regiments viii be sccared within
abont 80 days. but 1t Is expected at the
war department that when tho volunteer
stations s-s opened and the reaimenial
officeis get down 70 work. fury so to
COD men Will be recruited each day. Up
to Wednesday morning total OF l41 men
had been enlisted for the s6th infantry
which is being recruited from the Nsw
England states 2-.. .
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15

roRr on ponrLANp
FRIDAY. July.l4,

FRIDAY. July14.
Arrived.
Steamer Freshneid (Br, Norton, Newcastle.
Eng, IN ballast.
Steamer Manhattan, Bennett New York :
passengers and mdse 10 II Liscomb.
steamer State OF Maine, Colby, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB.
sch Mi Despera randum, Hutchlns. Boston
turpeniine to Burgess Il Fobes.
Sch Ralph X Grant, Morton. Bostoa-
Sch White Foam, Rice, Boston.
Sch Rena, Torrey, Boston.
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Boston.
Sch Jennie s Butler, Mclaughlin, Wiscasset,
to finishing loading for Deinerara. She Is
reported TO be leaking.
Sch N sowell. Beals. Jonesport-nsb to Mil
llken-T Tomlinson.
Sch w Pcndeton. Damariscoita.
Sch Robert McClintock. Bath for Boston.
Cleared.
Sch Addle Chareson, Dennison. Kennebec
and Philadelpnia-J Winslow& Co.
sch Electa Bailey, Plummer, Bangor-J
Wlnslow & Co.
Sch Laura s Marlin. Eastman. Harpswell-J
II Blake.
,sAILED-steamer strathmore; sch Addie
Charlesun.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
GASC0 BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom ETousc wharf,
Portland, tzc.
wEEF DAY TIME TABLE
summer Arrangements june, 20, 1890.

For Forest Citv Landing, Peaks Island. 5 45.
e.45. lao, 900, 1000. hoo. A.. NJ. 1900
1880. s1.45, 2.j5. 200. s3.45. 4.30. 6i5, q i5
Return--5.2o, T2o. sf5. 0.3o 1920, II 80 A.
NJ. 1920. Leo. sz1o. 2.J5, 32n. s4o5 500. Gas
$40, .z.3o, $40. 800. lois p. NJ, or at close
For cuslling's island, Gas, 7.45, oso. 1000
1109 A. NJ. 1890. sl.45. 2.i5. 300. 4.3'. els
200. $500. $50 P. NJ
Return -7.o5, 500 o.t5, 'io3o. 11.2o A. NJ. M..li245
Zoo. 40. $50, Al, Gao, .Z15 o3a 945 r. NJ
For Lit,ie and Great diamond tsIands
rreiefhsns, Evergreen Lending,
NJ. l2.co M. 400 saO6,. 40, 6i5, is, 7.so,
Retarn-Leave Little Diamond. G. 25. 7.o5,
SIS, 0i5 10 Is. ii.45A NJ. LIS, 3.l5, s4lO
6.35. 6.40, $40. sf04O p. n.
Return-Leaye Great Diamond, G.2O, TOO
$40. 9.Io, 1910. 1l.4o A. NJ, Lilo. $40, s4.oJ,
$50, 6.35. s.35 si0.35 p. NJ.
Return--Leaye Trefethen's. Gf5. 6.55, sOJ.
300 1905 Ills. A. NJ, i.o5.3.o5. 400, $50, $50.
$50. 1890 p. NJ.
Return-Leaye Evergreen, e.lo, ESQ, s.ol
900 1000. II. 30 A. NJ 100 300 S355 g. 20
6.25. 70, 10.25 p. M
For foncs'- Landing. Long Island. I6oi
soo. 9oo 1850 4 n. i2.eo NJ, 20. 800 400,
Return-Leave Ponee's Landing, Long
Island, 600, e.40. 1850. $50. $50, if.20 a. NJ.
i2to, 30, o345. 5io. 6t5 6.55. S.l5 si0.i5 p. NJ.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest city Landing, Peaks Island,
100 800. 800. 10 90. ilOo A. NJ, 1920, Z.Ih,
10. 3.45. 445 90 p. NJ.
For Cushing's Island, 800, 900. 1000 AM,
1920, 2.i5, 3 45 4.45. Q 10, Z S0P NJ.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands,
Trefsthen's and Evergreen Landings
Peaks Island, 100. 500, $50, 1890 A. H.,
l2.l5. 200, IS, 4.20. 515. 6.f5 sz.3gP. NJ
For Ponee's Landing, Long Island, 700,
500. $50 1880 A. M. is.1o, 20J 81 ,420, Obs,
7.30 p. NJ.
sii0O p. NJ. for all landings.SatIrday nights only
except Cushing's island.
Not run In stormy or foggy weather.
Tickets sold over this line TO the Gem Theatre
Unavoidable delays excepted, and subject to
change without notice.
q. W. 4. COOLING. General Manager
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