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First publication Dec. 90. 1881 No II.
N PRORATE-MA NIIowoC COrNTy Corner
! In the matter Of The estate of Ernstine Stain
deceased. ''''''''
70 All Whom 1t may concern: Letters of ad-
minlstration said estate having hean issued
70 WllIam IL Petty on the 9th day of Decem-
per a. D. lspS and Elk months from after said
uaS oelhg allowed and limited for creditors To
present their claims for examination and aiInu
alce. notlce Is hereby given that he undersign-
cd WI. on the third Tuesdays of February, April
anu June A; D. 1889 and also on 1 he last day of
the time SO limited at the Probate office in the
CITY OF Manltowoc. in said county, receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased
Dated Deceber 9th 1898,
j. s. ANDERSON, County Jnd &c.
Nash Nash ,iAttorneys. ~
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First Publication Jan 16 1909 ,

first Publication Jan. 16 1881 No2
IN PROBATE-MA COUNTY COURT
L In the matter of the estate of Theresia Ban
mann deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Louis A.
Baumann executor of the estate of said deceased
for the adjustment and allowance of his ad-
mlnlStlatlon account (and the assignment of
the residue of sand estate to such other persons
as are by law entitled to the same:
Ii Is ordered that said account be examined
adjusted AMI allowed at special term of said
court to be held at the office of the County Judge
IN the city of Manitowoc, In said county. on
tuesday, the 2lst day of February. A. d. 1885,
1t Is further ordered. that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court as
aforesaid, the residue of said estate be by the
further order and judgment of this court assign
ed to such persons as are by law entitled to the
same.
1t further ordered, that notice of the time
and place of examination and allowance of such
account, and OF the assignment of the residue
OF sld estate be gwen to all persons interested,
by publication of this order for three successi We
weeks, before said day. in the Manitowoc Pilot
week y newspaper printed and published at the
city of Manitowoc and state of Wisconsin
Dated. January IL, 1899.
BY the court,
F, W, DIcke, Attorney.
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MANITOWOC MARKET

The following are the current
prices of the various articles Of Dro-
duce as reported for The Pilot on
Jan. 10
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Children's Heavy Sole Shoes.
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NIX WALL ON NATIONAL, IssUFs
REPUDIAppO, LIZ

The attitude of Mr.. Wall
cies is always interesting to people Of
this state. His devotion to the demo-
cratic party Is unquestioned n.
wees In Its behalf are generally conceded.
bis Opinions have weight betansa b,s
Judgment is clear and his kpouleda. ~
the situation complete, Without tn,,ha,
preliminary the following correspondence
Is published.
MANIroWoc, WIS.,, Jan. 9. 1899.
DEAR Mr.. WALL
Since the election of 1898 dsmoorste
throughout the state have been discuss-
ing what the party's action in the fn,nre
on the financial question sbon,d ba
These discussions 10 the main have baen
temperate, earnest and conducted with q
purpose to reach conclusions which sball
restore harmony in the party vb,la con.
serving it's fundamental princ,ples
Your counsel has always i,ssn son0b,
when line OF policy was in dispnts or
when active and intelligent servic i, the
party's behalf was necessary. The pres
ent time presents conditions which In
vlte an expression of your views 20 t.
what action the next Democratic Nation
al convention should taxa on tina monsv
question May l ask that you will favor
the Democrats OF the state with your
opinions on this matter?
Respectfully yours,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
FUTURE EVENTS.

August fe--Rsunion st Monmouth Academy.
August ie--Reunion First Mfine Heavy Artlt
Iery at Harrington.
August IT, Knox District Lodge OF Iempiars
Aug. i6 Reunion Of 50 Maine Regiment at
AUG. ie~wiltan Academy Reunion at Wilton. 2
August ief7-Sia convention OF kpworth
Aug iS-Good Iemplar Meeting at Peaks Is
Aug. iT1Reunion of iuh .. s. Infantry at
Aug. iT~Reuaion 20 Maine Regt at Water
August gust i7-Reuulon OF Sons ana Daughters ef
August i1.I s-seunia6 gath Maine regiment at
August SHy iSl2o- Universallst Grove Meeting at
neDago lake.
Association at Cape Cottage.
Auguss 19-:S- Campmreting at Northpori.
Aug 10 e-tieid Day OF New England Sons Of St
Aug. acssSM State Sunday School Conference.
Aua. aai-ss.Keunion of Seventh Me. Reg't at
August q Reunion of Eleventh Maine
Regiment at Waterville.
Aug. 23--Reuniou ~ Maine Regt at Bangor.
Aug 1s.24-Reunion 9Th Maine Regt ~ Cherry
Aug 2i-ReunIon OF 10 Maine Rogt at Ro ck
Aug 24-Reunion 2sd Me. Regt at Merrymeet-
Ing Park. Brunswick.
August 24-w. {. 7. q. day at Ocean Park
Aug. as-aeSnion Of 77tn Mainc at Peaks
Island.
August so-Reunion OF 2fst Me. Regt. at Mer.
rymeeting Park, Brunswick.
Aug. 3f--Reunlon OF descendants of John Bean,
City Hall, Portland.
Aug. sl-Reunioa sixth Me. Battery At Bangor.
Aug 22-24--Ossippee Valley Fair al Cornish.
August S0-York District Lodge OF GOODS
Templars at Spriugvale.
Aug 293t-5ray Fair.
Aug 29-Seps l-Eastern Maine Fair, Bangor.
August 3l-Juvenile Temple Day at oid
Sept 4-s-sra,a Far. Lewiston.
Sept 4-12-Maine Ministers Institute, Lewis
ton.
Sept. d. Chrstiou Endeavor State Convention.
Portland.
Sept. i8-Fan term of Hebron Academy begins.
Sept 12-i4-Cumberland County Fair at Cor
hayd.
Sept i3i4 Reunion 10 Maine Regiment at Ban
gor.
Sept. il Reunion of tho Fifth Maine Battery
at Togus.
Sept. IA, i5-Annus1 Convention OF the Name
Woman Suffrage Association at Watervilie.
Sept. 2627--F Fair at West Cumberland
Sept. 1927. 2S-Annual Convention Of Maine
Womap's Christian Temperance Union at
Portland.
Oct 11-12-Semlannual session of Grand
Lodge of Good Templars at Pittsheld
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GORHAM.

The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Moore, wife
of j. S. Leavitt, Jr., took place yestsr-
day afternoon from her late residence.
Rev. George W. Reynolds, pastor Of the
Congregational chunch, who came from
Connections. oficiated, assisted by Rev.
Thomas Millett. The music was by the
Congregational church mixed qunrtette
The exercises were very impressive. The
foral tribute was very large and beauti-
full. The church, Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor society Of which the
deceased was a member also ex Gov.
Robie, Miss Matte Cressey and other
friends sent beautiful floral tributes.
The pail bearers were Deacon G. u. ii.
Smith, Deacon Charles Alden. Mr.. w.
w. Woodman and Mrs. II. p. johnson.
The attendance of friends and relatives
was very large. The interment was at
the Eastern cemetery.
Cumberland county pomona grange
will meet with westcustego Grange,
North Yarmouth, Wednesday, August 10.
The Following will be the opening ex-
ercises: Business; reports of oranges; |;
How shall we wake up the sleepy ones,
by Mrs. Emma Skillin; recess for din
ner; music; sladies's hour; question for
general discussion. Would 1t be of advan-
tage to the farmers to organize and form
trusts for their protection in businessP
For the good of the order, by the men,
bers.
Mr.. Gardiner NJ. Parker, Jr.. conduc-
tor on the Portland railroad, was In Cor
ham yesterday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert NJ. Jones, who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones OF School street, have returned to
their home In South Boston.
MFR. Theodore Shackford is in Gorham for
few days.
Miss Lizzie Hayes, former graduate
of Gorham Normal school, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. q. N. Hayes. Preble street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Edwards of West
brook, visited friends here last week.
sCo'. H.R Miliett and wife have re-
turned from few days. stay at the
Peaks island house.
Mr.. Richmond Edwards of Westbrook,
was in Gorham on business Monday.
Several of our prominent citizens will
attend the opening exercises of the Wind
ham and Westbrook railroad Thursday.
DIR. VIM. Merrill, Mrs. Merrill and
daughter Gertrude, attended the Fifth
Maine reunion at Peaks island last Fri
day.
Ex-Gov. Robie, Prof. Lucisn Hunt.
Hon. Clark Barker, Hon. b. +. Chad.
bourre,EW. II. Leavitt and others, spent
Snndy at Old Orchard.
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THIRTEENTH MAINE REUNION.

Lewiston, Aug. 15.-The reunion OF
18th Maine regiment was held in Lewis
ton today. At noon 200 sat down to a
banquet at Hotel Rockingham. Ex-
Judge Foster of Maine supreme court
was guest. Alta business meetingIthese
officers were elected, President Winslow
Lawton, Portland; First vice president,
John II. Banks, Westbrook; second vice
president, B. B. Fuller, Auburn; secre.
tary and treasury, w. r. MoGribben,
Portland.
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NATIONAL GUARD MOTIFS.

The designations of several officers of
the National Guard have been received
and accepted by the adjutant generals
office. Capt. w. A. Paul of Go. B, I'd
Regiment has resigned to accept com
mission In the goth Regiment of Volun-
teers for service In the Philippines. First
Lieutenant +. v. Lee, regimental inspec-
tor of rife practice Of the Cd Regiment
has resigned. The other officers whose
designations have been accepted are; LIST
Lieut.. g. A. Hubbard, Co. G, 1st Reg
iment. who Is going to the Philippines;
Cd Lieut.. Benjamin p. Adkins, Co. d
1st Regiment; Cd Lieut. B. A. Hobbs Co.
M, lst Regiment.
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THE SACRED CARPET.
II Is No Carpet at All, and Does not
Resemble One.
twoman s Homo Companionl.

woman Homo Companfon).
1t Is England's wise policy In ali her
colonies to have her army take part In the
national religious ceremonies, so when
the sacred carpet started from the citadel
niticent military display. 1t is an odd
thing to call 1t carpet, for it not only is
not carpet in itself. but 1t is not the
shane OF capret it Ia not used for q car
pet and does not lcok like o carpet.
We were among ths fortunate ones who
were invited to tha private view of 1t the
night before, when the faithful were
these Mohammedans, rocking themselves
back anu forth and chanting the Koran.
The "carpet" Is black velvet embroid-
fred solldly in silver and gold. 1t ia
shaped like an old-fashioned Methodist
church only there are miuarets at the four
corners. It looks like pail. kvery year
they send now one to Mecca, and then
the old one Ia cut into tiny bits and dis
tributed among the faithful, who wear 1t
next their hearts. This carpet was about
six feet long, and was rallied In SO that
no one could touch it. A man stood by
and sprayed altar of roses ON you rs you
passed but do not know what he did Ii
for, unless IL Was to turn sensitive women
faint with the heavy perfume.
But the next morning the procession
formed, and amid the widest enthusiasm
the bowling and salaaming of the men
and the shouting and running of the
children, and the singing of the Arabs
who bore the carpet, 1t was placed upon
the most magnificent camel l ever saw,
which was covered from head to foot with
cloth of gold. and whose very gait seemed
more majestic because of his sacred bur-
den. and thus, led by scores OF enthusias-
tic Arabs. he moved slowly down the
street following the covering for the
t1mb. and in turn being followed by one
scarcely less magnificent destined to cover
the sacred carpet in its camel journey to
Meccs. That was absolutely all there
was TO 1t, yet the khediye was there with
a fine military escort. and all Cairo
turned out at the unearthiy hour of 8
O'Clock In the morning to see 1t.
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SUICIDE OF A LAWYER.

Belfast, Aug. i5.-Emery Boardman a
well known lawyer of this place COM
mitted suicide by shooting today. The
cause of the act, is not known. He was
about so years of age. He had been a
judge of police court city clerk and
formerly was editor of Belfast city press.
He leaves a widow,
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice TO Contractors.

gEALED proposals for furnishing about 1000
- square yards OF ..New York" paving blocks
will be received at the oficesof the Commissioners
OF Public Works until Monday, August 2ist. 1899,
at ~ O'Clock M, when they will be publicly
opened and read. A bond in sum and with se-
eurities satisfactory to the Commissioner will
be required OF the successful bidder TO insure
the proper tnlhllmeut of the conditions OF the
contract. Specifications and further informa-
ton may be obtained at the office of SAID Cons
missioner who reserves the right to reject anyi
or all bids should he deem it lor the interest OF
the city so to do. Bids should be marked |
proposals for Granite Paving Block and ad- 1
dressed to GEO. N. FERNALD. Commissioner
of Public Works.
August 18th, ] 800. auy15dtd
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For Women.

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PAVING OF WASHINGTON STREET

Commissioners of Public Works Fer
Maid told Press reporter yesterday that
the bids for the granite blocks with
which Washington street is to be paved
would be opened on Monday and the
work would begin on the street i'm
mediately afterwards. He said he
thought it would be completed by
October 1st at the latest.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
A GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION.

Lewiston, August 1b.-The manage
ment and guests at Poland Springs wired
Secretary Root today s463 for Porto. .Rican
sufferers.
Last week they donated s4ia to the Bos-
ton fresh air fund.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16

The second Parish circle win have =
plopic dinner with Mrs. Ralph NOVEL;.
Broadway. Thursday, August 18th. Take
@ 10 car
MARSHALL Spear ana family and William
Spear and family with few friends en-
ioyed picnic yesterday at Simontou's s
Cove. Mrs nichols of Cambridge who
is guest Of William Spear was in the
party.
The Mary W. Libby went on to the
Casco Bay line yesterday to take the place
temporarily Of the Eldorado which Is laid
OF for a repair OF her shaft.
Mrs. Carla johnson Of South Franz
ingham. who has been guest Of Mrs.
Burt on Hartford court, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Bertha Skinner of Pine street is
sick at her home with diptheria.
IL the "boss eler hant" had come to
town no greater stir would have peen
made among the small fry than that
occasioned by the arrival Of Mr.. Allen
with his two goats harnessed up to the
cart which called attention 20 the "Vene-
tlan Fste'' at Peaks island tonight. The
children piled over each others backs to
get sight Of the show and altogether
tor short time 1t was general circus
day ON sawyer street.
officer Fowler sgot onto two old time
pick pockets at RiRby Park Monday and
satisfied them that 1t would not be we'll
fer them to stay in tho park and they
took "French Ieave'' without further
notice.
1here will be special meeting of the
board of school committee tonight at the
city offices
Mrs. Mary Talbot Of Cushing's Point
is quite Ill at her home with heart
trouble.
Today la the day for the grand picnic
of Bayard lodge, K. Of p, and Myrtle
assembly, Pythian Sisterhood, and many
of the stores will close to .enable the en-
ployes to attend.
MIR. Alfreu Cleayes and daughter,
Siaude, Of Roxbury, Mass.. are visiting
Mrs. william Mansfield at her home on
Preble street.
Charles Studlsy and Elmer Cobb have
gone to Lockes Mills for two weeks
| visit.
| PLEASANTDALE.
Master Willie Rodick has returned from
several weeks at Mechanic Falls, the home
of MIR. and Mrs. George Benjamin.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dyer left Tuesday
for few weeks In Boston.
Mrs. Capt. William Thompson left
Weir esday for Honolulu 30 be the guest
of her soc. MIR. herbert NJ. Dow.
Mr.. Silas osgood of Lewiston. who has
been tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. os-
good, Kelsey street, loft Monday for West
| Virginia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Woods are en-
tertaining friends from Ocean Park.
MIR. james Emery has rsturnei fr ON
Mechanic Falls, to the home of his daugh'
er. Mrs. Daniel Rodick.
| Mrs. George w. Cash has returned
from reing the guest of Mrs. Elmer Rog-
era, Chapel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.Waite of Worcester.
Mass. are stopping at the home Of Mrs.
George Goodwin, Chapel street.
Mrs j. A. S. Dyer and children and
Mrs. Mary Jensen passed Tuesday at
willard Beach.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
JoHN MoLLoY DEAD.

John Molloy. who suffered fracture
of the skull by falling into the hold of
barge Monday died yesterday afternoon
at the Maine Eye and Ear infirmary as
O result of his injuries.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16

Ordinary household accidents have no
tsrroTs when there's bottle of DR..
Thomas' Eclectrio OIL in the medicine
cheat. Heals burns. cuts, bruises, sprains.
Instant relief.
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Notice.

w HEBEAS my wife. Susan r. Braekett, has
~ ieft my bed and home without cause,
date. All persons are forbidden to harbor or
aid her at my expense.
HORACE BRACKETT.
Witness-Arthur o. Robinson.
New Gloucester. Aug. 1, 1890. aug5dSws
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden
trusting or harboring my wife Ethel b.
Cram on my account as I shall pay no
bills of her contracting after this date.
Baldwin. July 9th, 1899.
jly31d3w d. L. CRAM.
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MARRY ME, NELLIE.

And Twill buy you such pretty Ring at
Nckenney,s. A thousand solid gold Rings
Diamonds. opal-Pearls. Rubies, Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings specially. Largest stock in
city. McKENNEY. The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22du
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT7

One Of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. 95c to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. More
clock than all the other dealers combined.
McKENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square
sep28du
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
wEppINc RINGS.

One hundred of them to select from. An
styles, all weights. all prices In 10, IA and IS
KIT. Geld. Largest and best stock Of rings
In the city. A thousand OF them. MCKINNEY
the Jeweler. Monument Square iunesdtf
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OF Somerset. PIummer OF PenObscot,
Hamlin Of Hancock, Drummond Of Cum
berland.
STAND ING COMMITTEES or TINE HOUSE.

ON WAYS AND MIANS.-Plummer Of
Portland Jordan OF Lisbon, BOdwell Of
YIallowell, Rritton OF BuckspOrt. Kerron
Of Sanford. Webb OF Portland. O'Brien Of
On LEAVE OF ABsENCE.---Wilson Of
Brunswick. Plummer OF Portland. Berry
Of Denmark, Wood NJ Camden. Girdler Of
Mercer. Spofford Of New Sharon. Teel OF
ON BiiSiNEss OF THE HOUSE
PhilbrOok OF WaterviJle. Chase OF Port
land Belleau Of Lewiston.
ON BILLS IN THE THIRD READ.
INTERCHANGEABLE OF Lebanon, Fitz OF
Durham, Smith Of Iiartland, Libby OF
Albion, Hill OF Belfast, Teel OF st. George.
Merrill of New Gloucester.
ON ENGROSSED BIL1.S.-Powers OF
TT. Fairfield, Webster OF ChesterviHe.
Purinton Of Woolwich, Sawyer OF Linn
ington, Pierce of Blaine. Mercy Of Lewis
ton, Brown OF Warren.
ON ELECTIONS.-Hopk OF Deering,
McFadden of Dresden, Gordon OF Read
field, Taylor of Hope, Sargent OF Sedg-
wick, OBrien Of Thomaston, Belleau OF
Lewiston.
ON COUNTY Observation-Disclosures OF
Auburn, Cleveland Of HouitOn, Staples OF
BridgtOn, Webster Of Chestervilie, Somes
of MI. Desert. Maxcy Of Gardiner, Hix OF
Rockland. Peaslee OF Wiscasset. kilbornn
OF Bethel. Beal of Bangor, Guernsey OF
Dover. Ledyard of Bath Merrill Of Show
hogan, Hill of Belfast. McFaul of Ma
chias, Kernon Of Sanford.