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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30
Bethel Blasts.

Farmers are about through cut
ting wheat, and soon the hum 81
the thra>her VIII be heard
Rev. Meicalf preached a very
interesting sermon SUNDAY evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch 4. who have
been over al Pikeville for the last
week, returned home sunday.
Miss Emma DeBerry. attended
church at Ireland sunday morning
Mr. Chris Harker has been laid
up for the last week with a sore foot
The ice cream social given at Kin
Craig's last Wednesday night was
well attended, and all report a good
time.
Misses Estella Britain and Frona
Craig were the guests Of Miss Emma
DeBerry.
Mr.. Ora Borden and John Raab
attended the dance near Porters-
vile Saturday night.
Mss Nell Drake and Mrs. ANY
Hadlock. Of Orwell, visited Ed
Coopers one day last week
A young man living north has not
been seen going southwest for some
time We wonder what i the mat
ter
Mr.. Vim. DsBerry made A bust
ness trip to English and Marengo
sunday, and returned home Non
day morning.
D. r..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30

THE EcHo' is the title OF small
book OF b pages OF rhymes by Geo.
ID. Corn, OF ireland. late volunteer
in the l6lst Indiana Vols. Ii j.
published by the Wood Weaver
Printing Co., Of indianapolis, ard
before they publish another book
they should hire a proof reader, a.
Tine Echo contains many mex
cusable typographical errors. which
any printer should be ashamed TO let
pass. The songs OF the book reveal
the authors mood when composing
them, from his tender love al home
for his mother TO his impressions in
the army. As first effert of a
young student, who wishes to make
something from its sale to help paw
for further education at Depauw I'M
iversity, il will pass muster, and
will be interesting 10 his many
friends. As a matured effort its
success would be very doubtful.
MIR. Corn expects to devote himself
TO literory pursuits, after graduating
al De PAW, If his means will adj
NIT OF his taking the full course
there. and will be grateful if The
Echo sells enough TO help him out
financially. Aspiring to a literary
profession he should be very chary
about publishing any further book
lets until he has earned graduation
in literature from his alma mater.
or he might ruin his chances for
successful reputation.
The COURIER" is pleased 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt of a copy OF
The Echo. The author has
placed the booklet on sale at the
Jasper p. o. Price ID cents. Buy
,ne, and encourage home aspira-
ions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30

DiED-T Tuesday morning. June p
l>,ss. AZ SD O'Clock, FrGK>E MARrI,
AoCeHEKrN. aye day-. chi a of r. X
and sarah Doas herty, Of spasmodi,
collie
-neaF little baby. gone "a re~t.
safe IN the shepherds fold
I niouch.,i BY sin An. cod knew best,
For Heaven J. full Of peace and rest.
Ant earth = stern and cold
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-30
ss1-The Board 81 Review exan

sss- The Board Of Review exam
nation OF the Assessors books dis
close some singular facts. For in
stance, the Assessor OF Columbia
township shows payment OF tax ON
only , dogs-and the trustee SAYS
% OF these were paid 10 him-leav-
ing the Assessor As collecting onl.
one. Yet the latter's sworn returns
show Isl male dogs and 3 females
in that township A rich field for
the Prosecutor and j P's. seems 10
be opening there.
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n Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

Nvtlcr J. hereby gwen that the under
signed. Administrator OF the estate OF
Elizabeth Green. a ceased. will offer FOL
sale al publlc auction, on the premises.
on
SATURDAY. JULY -. lsga.
the following described real estate. be.
longing 60 said tecesienr.
The : nth east quarter Of the north
east 4uArrer0f sec. No. twenty four. f24l
township No. one CD south, range Xix
~ NeSt- containing 40 acres. more or
les
>Ale NIll begin at one o'clock, y. m.
lEEws ~ >ALE.-One fourth OF the
purchase money cash in hand; the re-
maInter IN three equal payments. due
SIX tNelve and eighteen months from
date 81 sale. the purchaser u execute hiS
notes for the deferred payments. with
god freehold surety. bearing xix per
cent. interest from late OF sale.
JULIUS URICH, Administrator.
.lrLsrES < sweeney, Att'ys
june =. l-yy-fw
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srThe ". NJ. OF Tell City A.
D. Z. W. writes the W VI. 81 Jas
per lodge. that about 10 from Tell
City will spend the 18th and 9Th in
Jasper.
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sTMr. Chas. Beiz, manager vf
the Broom Mandatory, informs u
that they shipped l65 dozen OF
brooms last week. A good bust
ness.
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AT meeting Of the County
Superintendent Association, held
at indianapolis last week, Geo. Il.
Wilson, superintendent OF Dubois
county schools, was elected vice
president.
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PEOPLE don't trade with us. but
there are others who recognize the
fact that BRANNOCKS is the
JG STORE.
T. Special Features Of
Dur BusinEss..2

Is worth something We have lots of t-been handling medi
cnes for twenty years-long enough do it,
Is feature that seems 70 escape otherwise good
druggist We make cleanliness point for remark Every
bottle, graduate uensl is cleaned before
scrption is filled
Is avoided il you trade with few dishonest men in the
drug business may shadow Of suspicion to be
thrown the whole profession position regarding
substitution is well known We avoid anything kind
the other criminal If the drugs called
prescription expensive you told and charged
accordingly If we not got it in stock get you
In fact we find that people consider accommodation
to them when we offer to obtain something stock We
know of circumstance that would substitution
will fill your prescription it is ordered we will not fill
at all The honest method has paid we shall stick to
it
Is another feature that has made our store popular We
sacrifice quality for price, but always give
best for the least You should
cents for prescription that is worth only half dollar
thyfve cents for tooth brush worth quarter These
ira dimes fill the tl Of some druggists for
people find few things for themselves Our motto
il honest prices for honest goods.
Is appreciated by the trading public Whether you want to
go of merely look them-t is all the
same-you welcome in and we will try
you well.
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~Subscribe for the COURIER.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-01

Judge wGnn wentto Sllaguay on the 9Toleott last Thursday legal business The Judge Ks a good 3awyer and enjoys a large and increasing practice.
 MT. Tnslsy came near missing the ferryboat Friday evening. In going to the wharf he furnished proof of pos sessing good running qualities and that his lungs were strong and sound
 Through a mistake some one took George Blanchard's overcoat at the par, ty last Wednesday evening. The gen tIemen present will please take look at their overcoats, and we hope the person who got the wrong one will return it to him or to this office.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-01
Dissolution Notice.

2 The firm of J. P- Smith 6 Co., of Douglas City. has been dissolved by the wfthdr5Wel of j. ?. Smith from the firm Seberg East burg and G. L. Johnson will continue the business under the firm name of EaSt1urS & Johnson All accounts of the firm ot d. r. Smith & Co. will be collected by Bastburg d Dated at Douglas City, Alaska, this 4th day of January, 1899. c.,
 s. EAsTBURG,
 of J. ?. Smith& Co.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-01
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the er0hate ago1lrt foT aLe District Of AaRSlER- Et JaIneAu- administrators of the esstate OS Mstt4rSUn tG Hefre1l. deceased. , AlI persons having claims AzEaIEist Said estate are hereby requ1Ted ito SreSent the same to Eyge. properly verified eEther at my .,ffice in Douglas City. Alaska, uE at the law office of Jno. R. Tinn- m Juntz3u, AltfSl2a' within six months from f.be dante hereUt~ Dated this 10th day of IauuarE- 2sS.
 P- H. FO&,
 Administrator Of rIae eS,ta-te 0f
 Nathan G. HeffreR- deUeased- yNO. E. WINN-
 Attorney for Administrator ,o, Date of first publication JanIlary lltil, lS'fS-
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-01
Notice.

In the United States Commissioners Court for the District of Alaska, at Juneau, m pro
 bate.
 In the matter of the estate)
 of Citation, Victor Petcrsou, deceased. The United States of America,
 To-. Peterson,
 and to all other unknown heirs. GrectinE:-
 By order of this court, you the said ..... Peterson. and all other unknown heirs of the above entitled estate are hereby cited to be and appear before Honorable Norman E. Malcolm United States Commis- Siouer and ex-oficiO Judge of the Probate Court of the town of Juneau, District of Alaska, on the lst day of February, A. D, 1898, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, to then and there show cause, if any you have, why the petition of Antoue Llylestrand,a administrator of said estate, praying for an order of said court to sell lot six (6) in block six (6l of Ju- neau Alaska. should not be granted.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have here unto affixed my hand and seal this 2Oth day of December, 4. D, lSgS. .,
 NORMAN F.. MALCOLM, TsEAIl US Commissioner, and
 ex-oficiu Probate Judge.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-01
The Douglas Island News,
Additional Locals and Items of Interest.
JUNEAU's FOUR HUNDRED.

The Swell Social Club of that City Give Pro- gressive Whist Party. Music and Dancing
 On the Side. 4 Man Fell Down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

FLY on TEiE

rywn 80 -rsr 'z''
os !ll!.!..
- =. !, 49,
ouF Fognu sffS'1 lZ.
IN o.s nolr 1Ea - VIZ n!
regular daily IT.
roa.s. - .oi.uM -. q -.
TIME O.
Leave seattle "a ~
Leave Taeona--s:n {. 20
Leave SEATTLE 80 2.
Leave Tac0Fna--s - - I'D
coma ard Commercial -
Ion street Seattle
Sundays. steamers W.
-- :
RoCIk
STEAMER MILE
- =. g.
Leaves for Tacoma ana ~ |..' !.
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PORT TOWNSEND. San JUAN ISL,
ANDS AND WHATCOM ROUTE.

PORT TOWNSEND. San JUAN ISL
ASDS AND wiATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mali. leaves city
aaoek' sosf ., Man street. Sundays. Tues
nishi FOR Port Townsend. San Juan ISL
snds ard New wha,cosn Returning.
s.r New whatsom Tuesdays. Thurs
Thompson. nanager-owner I.fiy-B cgar-
gus Co. agents. City dock. Telephone.
Main 81
STEAMER A r. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. s. Mall
on Pert Orchard and Port Washington
At South Beach. Burehsn. Brick Ya-d.
krensrton. L. s Navy Yard. s.dn~v'
Charleston. TTaeyton. Chico. Sgverda,e,
2 n. arrives Seattle at D. m.
Robinson. master Lilly. Boxardus &
CO. agents Tsiephons, Man 81.
SkAGIT RIVER RovTF,-ssesn~r Ssaxs-
Queen md Irene.
Leaves Seatsle-Tuesday, June %. AZ 3
a m Thursday. June =. a, 3. m SAT
Leaves MI yernon--wedns<aayy June
=. =. = noon Friday. June q a, p. m
saneay June z. al p. m.
Ial.ng q, Edm0nds. TuIatip. ssanwooss.
rr. sxax.t cay, Mount vernon avon.
ssaro- woosley. Lyman and Hamilton
ksr passenger snc freight rates. Apply
a. ~ do.x W. p GiIkexor. general
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
EhcURsioN STEAMER .DoDE
Ton street. Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
grdays az ociock IN for Kingston
p.r samhIs se.eeek Brinnon, Holly:
Union CITY Returns "a alternate days
r.. p TkoCTNAN. Manager
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ia steiner BAT
Leaves city Dock. foot ~ =
Tu~~fsys, Thurssiayy 49, - r .
n. m. fTs~ A rsae0rsss. FAIR - L.!
com. Returning leavsg
DAYS. Wednesdays ana
Fare from Seattle = 49,
W. II ELLIS 49, 81 ];
w. J. ELLIS. Trzoe .!ll'ss e s
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FOR ANAcuRTES. FAfRHAyES. NEW
wHAINoM AND VANCOUVER. b. c.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
McWnsiams. Master
McWn,iams. Master.

Leaves YeSlsr wharf every Monday
wednesday and Friday at II 30 p. N
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Thurs
day az 10 p. a. fer Seattle direct. arriving
10 a. n. following day
leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 o. m for
Wnaicom. Fatrhaven. Aracor;es and Sc
atls. arriving Seattle ?. m Sunday
Connects az Anacorfes with p~
anc q; Vancouver with steamers for Ma
nasnso and New Westminster and with C
r. H trains fer all points East
Fey freight ar passage apply al YsSsar
wharf or at Office OF Vancouver Linz Nh
susi Life building Tel, Brown sel.
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C).R;&ll.
and Ore4cn Short Line.

Seattle 70 all paints East ard Sosysass~.
Via Portland. Sait Lake cry ard Denver
Pullman palace sieepers. upAoss.s red .os,r-
r.. sieeg~rs and free refining chair cars
OF from any points - ts- United states
Canada or Europe. call en- or address, =
r. Ellis. General Agent. Els FIRST zyeng.
s~sssie ". II. Hsrfegt, G. r. A., Port
land
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- x~rz1D q
PORT ORCHARD -

STEAMER MAnt -
Leaves faos II Washin9ss - -
S. Dry Dock ard ron
daily exceps Soaday = I1eI :
D "a: Sundays AZ
az s.ss a. 10. ard ~ =.
Dock al ia and -
Charleston for Searte - "a -
Only at s p. m; sidney. -
erton. SIS y. m Esiesa
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Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. q, f2
midnight. for Port Townsend, Port VIII
liams. Dcngeness. Port Angeles. Port
Neah Bay Returning. leaves Por, An
gelss Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa,,,--
days. At a. m. leaves Port Townsend
q; 10 a Nc arrives In Seattle al 80 D. N.
days, Wednesdays ard Fridays az n mid
night. for Port Townsend. Port wiIisana
unngeress- Pert Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles AZ a m
on Mondays. Wednesdays ana Frsdaxs.
ieages Port Townsend at II a M: ARRIVES
in Seattle At no o. m
Telephone Main ss9
CAPT ]. r THOMPSON Manager
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STEAMER GEORGE :
Aracorses, Fatrhaye1.
Blaine. leaves cengrs1 -
! D. ID. Mondays. Wed99
days Returning. ieAres
IN. Tuesdays. Thurs0Ay1 =
Leaves Seattle for Taco ~
Wednesdays. Fr.iAvs a.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND - s
LA rONSER-SfeaEer ~ /
Central Dock. Seattle. dA.y
except Sunday, Retufuine {
r1er az 6 .. N. daily. exrege
ing az Edracris. Citnsea
L.anxIey. Coupesiile. - 49,
Harbcr. Utsalsay and
Conner Trading and Tfe1 ~
pany, owners TssephcnA u. -
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For rates. tickets, etc.
Agent. Yss3x Il
I. A. NApEAI.
General Agent. ~ u. 1yse !!l!!z
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sEATTLE-PuRT GAMbL. 6
ROUTE
STEAMER PRo4

STEAMER PRoo
Leaves cify Dock daily y 81
cept SUNDAY. FOR Pnrt -
Port Garnfl@, Port -
Townsend. Returning. L. e. - !
2 a M. daily. SUNDAY ~
Townsend direct AZ 9
leaves Port Townsend tox
az l p. m. Tslephone. - go
rarsst1s a CO.. agents
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THE FAvoRfTE U. 3 4A0s
STATE OF WA11Ik1< "a

Has row resumed her - -
tween Seattle. Everest. Al..s2 -
haven and whafeam- enslY
day. a; - p. m. frvm ~ 49,
This paiatias and pcf.
ss1s, from the hands - I
cffnlst and decoration 49, ssss ss.
dition for this s@as0sf's - 4, s.'s1io
Elegant ssasercomss -
best. The travelling go y r.
assured of rarsd frAn11 -
patch OF freight. the s.~s -
daily boat on seattle v H. 1ssesS1'Si ] +
PACIFIC SAsHs@ I w.
Phone Anfn sf. s-...ss.sS -
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDNONps
ROUTE

Time CArt-Leaves Seattle a. m, II m
and p. e. Leaves Everett SIS a. m.
go p m and IT'S p. m
Three round trips daily. excep. Sunday
Connectlcns-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. Al Everett. with the
steamer Mika6o for Snohonish, and with
the Everett & Monte crtsso Railway Tor
Monte Cr.sto and way stations.
CoInan dock. Seattle, Merchants dock
Everett Telephone, Seattle Red III
Everett, =. E. B. SCOTT. Manager.
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/. A. NADEAU. Genl Agent. Seattle,
Wash: A. d CHARLTON. A g. p. A.,
Portland. Or.
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made: To ply deficiency on snow bills
the past year. 1890; for support of poor.
$500; for support of roads, $4,000; for sup
mort of bridges. $500; contingent, $3.50;
common schools. 5000; high schools,
$3.50; for repairing school houses, sup
niles and insurance. $500; for Looks,
500; for Observance OF Memorial Day,
$50
The article relating TO purchasing the
history OF the late Hon. Hugh ID. MoLel-
Ian. which is TO he completed Icy Mrs.
George Lewis, was left TO committee
to examine and report at u future meet
ing.
The following is the committees; Fred
eric Robbie, 5. b. Cloudman. Van w.
earle, John A. Waterman, q. r. Spin
noy, c. W. Deering, g. :. Purington, Il.
ID. Scammon, Lucius Hunt.
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5sNEE SC7TTINos.
Fine day yesterday.

Fine day yesterday.
A meeting of be Unity win be held in
the First Pari sh House on Tuesday,
March 9TH, N o'clock.
Ire paper before the Current Events
club at its meeting at Frater nifty House
last Friday morning, was read by Miss
Ella NJ, Adau s, Ihoi las street.
". d. Smith of Portland. will hold his
cottage meetings this week as follows:
Monday evening at Mrs. Read S, "a Lafny-
ette,stfeet; Tuesday evening at Mrs Bar
ter's. IS parrissstre,t; Wednesday. evening
at Mrs. GREEN'S. IS Merrill street; Thurs
day evening NJ Mir. lhzweifs, 80 Merrill
street; Friday evening at Mrs. TODD S. 10
Paris street; Saturday evening at Mrs
Green's. 10 Merrill strees.
A party OF DO members of the Congres
street III. IL. perish enjoyed an electric
ride to Riyertou last night, followed by
a supper and entertainment.
A+cass of scarlet fever is reported at 10
Mayo street. Tf~
The February term of the superior court
adjourned finally yesterday afternoon.
The March term will convene ON Tues
day.
City Treasurer Libby said yesterday
that the net city debt had been reduced
over sG5. COO during the past year.
The following item about the two Hart
ford companies that were encnmped on
Prospect hin last summer will be of in
terest: Capt Saunders and First Lieu
tenant Waterman of Co. Is and Capt.
Newton of Co. i have resigned, and their
designations have been duly accepted
so both complnie1 have this week the
duty of selecting new officers.
The Fraternity club was entertained oy
Hon. j. W. Syinonds last evening. PAPER
by Hon. George F. Talbot
The LADIES' Aid of the Church OF the
Messiah will meet "wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Slomar, 125 Franklin street.
Tire Martha Washington society VII
meet Thursday afternoons nt the parlo's
of the Y. III. C. a nnul th9 close O. ne
season.
Misses Griffith & DeCoste. esn speha'hR
tho wasA IL Sew Yors al AostaA at
.oe,ua tho nilll ssfy si.snirgs.
me winner q las esse at the cake
var ias. nigsa vara AFas Asher and
MFsp i2.-sa@ 1iltitl.
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GORH NJ.

The entire Republican ticket was elect
cd today hy majoriI.es from 80 and up
wards. The town voted not to elect a
road commissioner. The following we're
elected: Moderator, Frederick 70 lie J.;
scleclmen, assessors and Overseers OF III
poor, Fred d. Scammon. Charles S. Pur-
ingtcn, Fred A. Giddiugs; town clerk,
John G. Summersides; town treasurer.
John A. Waterman; school committee,
Augustus II. Kemp; superintendent of
schools, Willard W Wcodman; collector
of taxes, Charles il. Johneon; auditor
Charles ". Harding.
The following appropriations were
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rue Economy.

The cheapest baking powder made is Clevelands;
because first less than that of Others but because
it is stronger.
Instead of heaping easpoonfus of other baking pow
des only rounded spoonfuls of Cevelands and you
will find that a can of Ceveands will last almost long
as two pounds of low-priced powders.
Besides, Cleveand's is pure of tartar powder
I'd vo risk of inurng the health OF yenr a~oiL
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pare favorably With all other government
In the city's history"
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

iN SOhMON OOON
The council chamber was well filled
when President Garrish called that body
to order at eight O'Clock. Councilman
Thomas and Goudy were the only alb
sentess. The session was very brief and
was marked by no unpleasant discus
sious.
Councilman waldron presented report
of the special committee. appointed to In
vestigate certain bills of the Portland
Water company, which referred the mat
ter TO the next city government This re-
port was accepted and sent up for con-
currence. As the session drew to its close
Councilman Driseoll Of ward two, who is
the senior Democratic member OF the
council, in few graceful words moved
that rising vote Of thanks be tsndered
President Gerrish for the able and I'M
partial manner In which he had presided
over the deliberations o. the council
during the past year. The vets was called
by the clerk AMI was unanimous.
Then Councilman Burke Of ward four
made motion that the president OF the
council retain the gavel which he had
used during the past year. lfi' motion
was also carried by an unanimous vote.
President Gerrish, with evidence OF
much feeling, expressed his appreciation
of tho act of the council and thanked
its members fo- their uniform courtesy to
him during the year.
Councilman Miliiken then moved that
the council extend vote OF thanks to its
clerk for his services during the year and
this vote was also made unanimous.
The council having passed all orders
and resolutions coming from the upper
board In concurrence and then adjourned.
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NEW TODAY.

IL. II. Hay s Sen. Co.
Cur-I-Can Remedy CO.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
Owen. Moore 4 Co.
j. h. LIBBY Co.
Hines Bros. Co.
Oreu Hoopcrs sons.
Standard Clothing Co.
r. Foss & sons
Deans Kidney Pills.
L. NJ. LewseH u Co.
Puritan Bicycle Factory.
Wanted at once.
Caucus-Cape Z izabeth.
New War To Let. For Sale, Lost, Found
nnd similar aavertis aments will be found under
their appropriate he ads on page O.
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Oren Hooper S Sons !! 4: !: =: !: !:
III VII HIukyUuI u EJEAAU sui y0A

Col. Tasker II. Bliss. the sscrotar7 IA
of the treasury department., has issued n
statement that the United States consular
agents are unable 10 obtain recognition
or protection in fcregn ports fir the
tlue and white flags recently designed
for Cuban shipping. and he warns Gu.
ban shipmasters not to proceed to foreign
ports flying this flag.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-07
ADHEREs 10 POPE'S VIEWS.

Rome, March s. The Obseryatore Ko-
mano today publishes lstter from ms
a bhe Klein, author of the French edition
OF the Life of Father H"cker," to tne
Pope. declaring his ndberencs without
reserve to the Pope's visws rs expressed
in his letter to Cardinal Gibbons an
nouncing tho suppression and sale OF tue
book and adds tnat he rejects without sx-
csption or reserva,io the errors when
the Pope condemns in TIE book.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-07
STREAMS OUT OF BANKS.

Louisville, Ky. March G.-Specials to
the Evening Post say that all the streams
in Kentucky are out Of THEN banks and
are doing great damage besides causing
several deaths. The river here is rising
iauidly and rivermen say the chances Tor
u tioou are strong.