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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02
CAPTURED BY A BRIToN.

captain Evans soon after had to be
relieved and Captain James Lawrence
was assigned to her May 20, 1918. In
July the British schooner ''Brine,"
Lieutenant Simpson, came to Boston
and delivered to the chesapeake" two
Seamen who were taken off Norfolk by
the Leopard" in 1907, and were re-
ceiVed on the very deck they were
taken from. Capt Lawrence had diff
Guilty In getting crew. Some of the
| sailors were worrying over not getting
prize money, and what new ones were
obtained from neighbornS recruiting
stations around New England were
raw and unframed. Some writer's call
cd this crew scrub crew and future
events would seem to bear out this
comment.
The chesapeake" was fitted out in
me most perfect manner for vuya .
10 the eastward where she could intcr-
cept British ships bound for the ST.
lawrence and other fishing places.
About this time the British frisatc
shannon" under Captain Philp
howeS Brooke. had been blockadini- the
.iirDor OF Boston. Captain Brooke had
been seven years in his ship and Can
tain Lawrence but a few DAYS Tho
crew of The Shannon" was trained and
mat OF the chesapeake" was raw; and
unframed and contained many for
cGners.
Nap'aln Lawrence set sail from Bos-
ton the morning of June L. 1914. Tho
men did not know their places or their
officers and much of their luggage had
not yet been slowed away. IT was
about l O'Clock that the "Chesapeakc"
PASSED Boston light and headed for the
Shahnon which was waiting but a
few miles to the eastward.
Captain Lawrence DISPLAYED rrcai
skill In closing; nt $50 he hrred up
ana backed his yards. UP to this mo-
inent neither ship had fred shot. but
both crews were ready. To the amaze
mcnt of the onlookcrs Mt Rpstou. the
Chesa peakc' was seen at the end OF
twenty minutes to no at The mercy Of
The shannon" and both were hcadin..
Tor Halifax. Both Captain Lawrence
ana Captain Brooke were wounded in
me encounter and the former died be-
lo'e reaching Halifax Captain Law
lehces remains were brought To New
iuiN ana now rest in the Trinity
cnurch-yard near Broadway. CAPTAIN
Brooke recovered and was rewarded nv
being made Baronct and Knight
commander of the Bath. He died in
The chesapeake" had crew If 40
men ana lost forty-sevcn killed and
ninety nine wounded. and the shan
non had $50 men. with twentyfomr
killed and fifty-nine wounded tn
Cnesaneake' threw $40 pounds Of me-
W a a broadside to the "Shannon's"
Shortly afterwards the "Chesapeakc,
was taken to England ana having lit
NE use FOR her she was sold to n mill
Ter who took out her timbere ana h,,ilt
mem INTO his flour mill at Wic!lhnm
ifants, and they are to be seen thare
to-day. showing the marks as evidences
of her last battle.
The general dimensions of tho first
Chesapeake' were very nearly ;he
same as the Shannon" but vary some
which is now building and in wbich az.
coming naval students. heroes ana VIC
tors are to become acquainted with tba
methods of seamanship and naval war
fare. 81 az
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

opment of this Treatment, therefore
those who take it and give it y fair trial,
certainly avail themselves of all that
modern science and skill have to offer
for the cure of Consumption and ell
forms of wasting diseases.
DR.. Slocum's faith in the efficacy of
his SYSTEM OF Treatment is so strong,
and his iptcres, i'll the welfare of hui
manitv so great. that lac will checrfuiy
send his complete System of Treatment
fcrcrs who ask for it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

%. 1907, that an unlocked for incident
occurred which was only one more OF
| the outragcs of imDressment on the
| part of England.
FIRED UPON.
| While the chesapeake" was fitting
out in Norfolk seven men applied who
! said that they were American citizens,
and making oath were admitted to the
Chesapeake" Upon passing out the
| CupcS the "Chesapeake" was shaping
her course to the eastward. her deck
hardly cleared Of baggage and freight
Of all kinds. the British frlgate Leo
| pard' was seen ahead. At o'clock she
came about and spoke the "Chesa-
ncakc.' saying she had some, letters to
send aboard but when Il boat arrived
the British lieutenant handed Il writ
ten order demanding the return of sail
crs alleged Ia he British subjects. Cap
tain Barron WAS very much surprised.
but refused To deliver he men Tie
officer returned and second demand
WAS made. and receiving no reply n
shot was fired across he bows of the
"Chosapcal<c." Hciug wholly unprepar-
cd FOR action the "Chcsapcalic" could
make no reilly. She lay there helpless
while the british SCnniCn worked their
guns Her mnsts. SAL ana rigging
were shot 10 pieces Three men were
| Killed and eighteen wounded. CAPTAIN
Barron bcin3 among tho wounded 1t
was Deliberate coll-bllodcd murder
h;,,,1 ,.c,ns..i,. ,,,n i,.,,o' ,,,,m pe,,is
a. TIL ..c,hns,,,o,,. "" H d m.s
ono cun Inv i've conIs c,,ricI Inv. ~ ; i,rc
tonnnt William II. Aim IN hi: hnnds
from tho galley fire ,Icr On~ hninc
down i, was done simply as a matter Of
honor. Tho crew of The "ChesnncoI,c.
YVES then mustered on deck ard Tho
lieutenant returned he flur supposed
descrters to the Leopard" which sail
ed away
y court-mnrtial followed this Incl
dent. and Captain Barron was relieved
of the comm3u1 ava hv I1rnertn,ont
order of Junn % 1907 C,ntoin Dsc,tur
was nut in commend Of tha ..chaeo.
neal,n " oud rnn,oinca Win w. i,
Hampton Roods iii Inne isos v.bo,,
tbo Danortmen; ordsrca b;,,, =" o.,,,sn
,or,b,,orl, ns Co., We e. ~ 49, ~ u w.
~" ~, a. 49,, Nsa's "il'l
,'ai 80 80 ''ie TO
~. ~ LIS oI"NGH'
\, ne Nhg9a ps 'Ne St"l'peu at New
,rrod IN. NV POI ,'it' III susust cap
,uic'' 60 ci''l NeSSelS s'a'ulnS OUT Vio-
iatinS the embargo laws, which proved
rasheF valuable priGes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

a squarc-top Canvass Trunk. bras
bolts ana clamps. iron bottom, brass knee
on top and bottom, steel strap hinge
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

see Or. Week about your eyes. Ex-
animation free. 3iO Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-02

sailed northward and passed tho Capes
OF Virginia and arrived il Boston Apr,i |
18th. 1872
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
BRITISH SOLDIERS RETIRE.
Failing Hack on La :, smith which Hoers
WIN Probably At eek.


London. Oct. 2i.-Gcneral White
fought his way ont OF l.adysmith 10.
day. defeating the force OF the Orange
Free State troops on the road between
l.adysmith and Glencoe. White aims
To join General Sulc. who has fallen
back from Glencoe. which juncture lie
expects to make Tonight.
The British wounded have been left
nt Dundee. General Sulc trusting 10
the Beers consideration In their treat
nicnt OF them. II Il believed from this
that Yulc IL hard pressed NJ Dundee
end Glencoe.
The gravest fears are now enter
tained concerning the British troops
that hav. evacuated Glencoe. II IL
feared their retreat TO Ladysmiih may
lie entirely cui OF by the second divis-
Ion Of I'll. BorF army. which occupies
Ill. country between Glencoe ana
Lad ysmlth. Their position II dcsp"r-
ate. else General white would never
hav. fought his way out of l.adysmiih
io 60 tn their relief Unless Whit.
sucrc.,is In rrnchln; them nnd cover
Ing I'll. retreat NJ both forces back To
l.nhysmIth I'll. entire tlcnco. nni
Dundee forces Will u" either nnnihi-
lnei or taken prisoners. Now that III"
ito.rs have occupied Gl"nco. AMI Dun.
must make stand nj i.adysmiih. III.
Beers Will In all probability lmm.dl'
at"iy attack f.adS-inith nn three sides.
The mnIn Bo-r nrniy under personal
command Of Kruger from the north.
III. second division of III" ko-r army
,n the east and the Orange Free State
troops ON the west. Under the com
bln-.i attack Of III. three armies u
Iio.-. not seem Possible the British rnn
hold out. Their r-ir'at will H. "u, on.
| ani they will iG either obliged To- di''
| Fighting .r surrender.
\ sensational r-tort IL print
ci to-day To the eject ihnt
1900 blacks hnr" join'-i Ill. Eo"r-.
carc Town, Oct. .t.-A mc..as-
from KImi-rri-y .ini,-i sunday. o.to'
t'-r End. says the town hns not yet
i-,-n attacked.
Itopc'own. Caj-- Coiony. Oct. "a
Dispatch rider. frum Kimberley brinE
word to,.iny ,hnt the fo.i supplies In
it-ciiunnninnd arr running short. nn'i
'hnf unless relief trains can H. rht'
| through sosn famine IL e~Ftnin
throughout the country.
p~anr. Cap~ Colony. oct. :i.-cam.
mnn.inn' Crnnj-. who hns ,wic- i--rn
r.-puis..i NJ Mnf-kins. is stated Z. -
advancing .n Kini-ti~y and To ~
iions of war in iiri'ish territory. lie
has left a small command inN-stins
Mnf-kinE. The FIRE. State itn-rs arr
moving westward III .ri-r 10 join
CEonjc for an attack Of i<iml-ri-y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
STARVING AT SEA.
r.svisss psresss-.. .t Nss Hstsrpiex
tv...a ssis.t.s

Seattle. Wash. oct. .5.=Afi-r . v.y.
ssr Of twenty iEtt days from Cars
Nome. during vhirl, tim" iwo ut-n
tii.si from starvation uui n'lrrs wrTv
haif,Crasrd fruiu want uf fcs-i and
water. the sci,Drurr iirfa arrived Ia
vaft this morning with u-aTly $50 Isasa
s-nscFs on ipaul.
FFnm the statements "t ih- iass"n,
.rrs IL is lrarussi that ~" agent "f iii-
chip at Nome guaranteed ih"tu plCisty
II good provisions un th's way down.
They wrr' charged $50 fer their I'hsss
ls-. When they wVT" few 'lHys Dui.
meat. stsaF nui bu;'~T ran out. The
meat consisted IT salt horse AMI a
small supIiy IT yunny,l muttuu.
Th-u' was u iitttr dried fruit Un
i-raT,i. hut only enough Z" supply the
tallr thru, tiutr- with driC.i t-arlt-s
lnd iwiC,' with lTis,i pTlIu~<. fTum
that time uti for u-urly twenty four
days their fuSi ',piI-ist,-l nf Hour aui
Cufrcv. There was plenty ot Hour. tut
the wa;"r wns short. Four days az"
the last ot tlIC uuTuln'nblr salt horse
was CUusunCyl Had II not l-rru for
rniustnTlns which fell fer n few days.
they would have 'srVu without water
also.
When the Ii-Ta nu"hur-I uu, in the
s,rram the majority uf tile men w-r- ."
weak that they could not carry their
gold dust nshurC without assistance.
ScNCrnl Vassrnevrs w-rr CraEr,i frUn
ti.riT terrible experiences. auj had tr
irr Carrir,l ashur- and taken care uf.
Even taking thrir i-rTiil- voyage IN.
to consideration THE JassCnEUtS unite
IN ,I,ysiariug Nome to- H. the greatest
camp on rnrth au,i many uf them will
ryturu In the spring
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
,.., 9, i.nnI. Chnrrh Rnr.

Rome. oct. 2I.-Thc following is the
text uf the official instructions from
Cardinal I.c,lochowski tu the Rishup
vt I,cllcvillc. Illinois. bearing on the
trtCut controversy In the Catholic
church uf East St. Louis:
''RCmuvC Immediately til" cNCommu-
ni,atiun from the parish. as they iu
not deserve H. Oct Father CriIzo TO
resign nnd appoint a pastor Of their
own nationality over them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
TYPHooS PLAYS HAVOC IN
JAPAN.
UsIIr,ssd Trsin Hi"wn tnto = Ri,sr-I I'm.
mcns- Damage Dpur ,- Property.

Victoria. II. e.. oct. Officers of
the I,iusa Mnrr. which arrived tu.
night. say the iyphUun through which
the steamships Empress and senator
passed. proved even morr disastrous
ON land than un sea. Hundreds Of
houses wcrr wp'Ckr,l in all districts.
though the STORM SCCmS tu have lssCn
attended with less luss Of life than
usual
\ train lnuni for Fuhushina. frum
Myrnc. encountered n gale of such ter
rifle fury when Cr,tSsinr the liukukugo.
wa. that II was blown down into the
river. II consisted of ten ears. and
carrying nlrout lrn passengers. one
person was killed Instantly. thirty
wcrr severely injured aud thirty others
slightly. one woman Is reported miss
ing
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

n % Moniana has de.
So the ouipu, Of his coal
wills. New Mexico. fully
1h- fofcv now employed
mis-r. 10. hut by spring
s-,i to .p0. There IL not
fEsviii- or within a mile
s~si made Of the fow OF
.ian well rvc~ntiy iprrd
Valley & Northwestern
k.li show. that the well
f;i gallon. n minute. or
| u Lao fc-' per minute.
| liar the iarecs, aud most
Ian we'll in New Mexico.
IN capitalists who have
TO ;hi. state by ,h- rosy
= bicrut,s as q i-c-' sugar
1tonsiruc, nj a town TO
kusar City q sugar beet
nsain n. the onc now In
rra,ion NJ Grand June.
town viii H. located In
bailey.
iapsc before tho proris.
u Of the late George W.
D~Iucathr,l n million dol.
Establishment Of an or.
hppi In Denver can IL
Litigation will he ius,i'
iFumiscs to continue ut
pssihiy through NIL the
,at-. \ brother Of Clay
contest the will.
al onion yield !. report.
Hey pn the farm ot
runsIs;ins of thirty,
Pleasant Valley. zoo
ns have i-rcn gathered,
j wCrr grown on Hvc
onions bring uu nm av,
a sack. The waste in
q lnnr would supply a L.
I hcli"rs with fine onion.
Gs usc.
ins formed to control III.
the turquoise mines In
Hon. J. T.. Victory oi
orkinc up the Cpmi,ina
most ~ the ,ur,iuois.
have nlrraiy subscribed
jll practically control chs
Nuri'l. as the turuuois.
Egypt and Persia
g out. The hCa,iuuartcr.
viii bc at i,oston.
Peat indignation amnus
the MceulIon tiis,riC, q,
order Of the Department
pr limiting the cutting I.
ella river forest rcscrv,
fih for miiiirg PURPOSES
he miners wcrc allowed 4,
timlcr necessary for tn,
ut the mines. The miner,
4 I" cut timber freely fot
and II arrested will max,
which. " necessary. will
the United States su
gar plant ut Grand June
started In n few lays
incry has arrived on In,
ot'l'hg TO latest reports
engaged night and day IL
Iin'ricatc parts together
as occasioncd ~ dim
Cing orders nilcd by IN,
nufacturine companies
,put tf lsscts in the vale,
and neighboring guile,
&c ns desired by the com
oneht n good start will b,
first year.
the noted female bandit
an border. who on Ma,
male companion held M
Pc Globe and Florcnc,
'er arrest broke jniI nj
mnie good her csc,pr
at Dcmins by Unite,
Marshal George scar
ith her was a mai. rom
identity IL not known
h's description is wnn,ct
hccrs. The two were un
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
EESTERN NOTES..

|houses are being built at
yomlng. .-...
Inard & Beebe hotei NJ
on the 2lst. -i-.
Colorado. held n very
hmm festival last week.
I'M. a Rio Grande fore
!. was run over and XIII
b.
euof Chavcs county have
from which they Will pay
on coyotes and wolves
carloads OF machinery
1nioncd car shops OF the
bad mt san Mnrinl have
the Ration car shops,
lee will Ia greatly in-
In, n wealthy runcll,nnn
k,y. New Mexico. believes
|riion OF that part OF the
iovc nn underground
IN drill several artcsian
bis theory.
Office Is preparing plans
ons for a school on the
fvntlon, New Mexico. la
i.S pupils. Thcrc nrs'
OF school age on the p.s-
20 school facilities.
|. OF Ogden has captured
nbly two Of the robbrr.
he Union Pacific passed.
ilcoS. Wyoming. on June
time they blew two Of
S~.. aud escaped with n
Of i-ooty.
e,anc,.s surrounding the
-s X. S;rutton from the
n the night OF October
It-,i TO the bottom. both
aud the board Of p.ni.
Missioner. have decided
az alton.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
FUTURE EVENTS.

June ii--Battie Of Manila at Maranaeook.
June s.2i-commencement Exercises at
Hebron Academy.
June isa4-Bowdoln College Commencement
Exercises. Brunswick.
june ls-- Annual field day Of Elks at Cneoeague
Island.
June ls--R reception. Portland High school
Alumni.
june lle.--.sPsciai Congressional Election Second
June ar knights Of Malta field day at Long
Island.
June 2i-Reunion of 4th Maine Battery Assocla-
ton, Pennington.
June 2i- Annual Meeting OF Maine Historical
Society. Brunswick.
June 2i--SaEndahoc Pomona Oranges Field
Day at Merrylneetlng Park.
June 2i-Reunion OF Bowdoln Glass OF 'so in
Portland.
Tune 2I-22- Maine sportsmen's excursion to
the Rangeleys.
tune o1-22--Aroostook Co. w. c. I. u, Presque
Isle.
June 2l-22-State Convention OF Kings Daugh-
tiers of Maine, Portland.
June 2s-Coburn Classical Institute Alumni
dinner Wateryille.
June 2s-2l-- Knights Templar Meeting at Lew
iston.
June y2s,2s-;s,,olby Commencement exercise.
June 2s--Portland High School Commencement
June 2s-Memorial Services, Union Veteran
Legion, Portland.
June 25-29-Bates College commencement exer-
cises. Lewiston.
July b--Portland High school Cadets 20 into
Camp at High Head
I-.y american Institute of Instruction, Bar
Harbor,
July l2--Reunion of Sons and Daughters Of
Hallowell at Hallowel
July l3-Natlonal Meeting Of Labor Commits
sioners. Augusta.
July 24-30--Peope's Convocatlon, Ocean Park,
Ola Orchard.
July s1.Aug. sic. L, S. C. Assembly, Ocean
Park, Old Orchard.
August 2-3-Maine Firemans Convention and
Tournament Bangor.
August 9-iO-Re1non 9th Maine Regiment at
Peaks Island.
Aug 2o-25-Me. State Sunday School Conference.
Fryeburg.
Sept 81 chrlstion Endeavor State Convention.
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
Domestic Markets
fpu ,raIanrn.,hA

JUNE 16. 1899.
NEW YORK-The Flour market--receipts
1895 bbls; exports 2 1884 bbls: sales 5000
packages; firm and fairly active on spring, and
steady otherwise.
Winter patents at 8 eoa4 oo;winter straights
ter extras COOS lot Minnesota bakers U0a
3 x6; Winter low grades 46a2 So.
Wheat-receipts i2S,f25 bus exports 1853. 23 Z
bush; sales s,lbb 900 bush futures, land 10000
bus spot and outports;; spot easy; No Red at
S4iA o afloat NO 2 Red at s2isc in eley.
Corn-receipts 81 3.b25 bush, exports 1877 60 /
bush; sales OF, 900 bush futures, 26O,00I bush
spot and outports; spot steady; No 2 at 421sc
o b affoat, 4l1sc elev.
Uats-recelpts 1900 busht exports 81 ,29S
bush. sales 10000 bush spot and outports
white at 321sc, No white 81 Asc; track mixed
Western at 3o@32c; track white S2a371sc.
Beef firm. M
ut meats steady
Lard easy Western steamed at 271s asked !;
rehped steady.
Pork steady.
/ Butter steady; Weston creamey at 1901 81 sc /;
do factory at l29l4i state dairy at l31sa1Tc;
crm 1bal8i9c.
Eggs firm; State and Penn 141sGI5c; wtes-
tern fresh 14a14lacs
Potatoes steady; Jersey sweets 0082 so.
Sugar--faw easier; fair refining LILO; Gen.
trifugal 90 test 4ssc; refined firm, active.
DETRoIT--wheat quoted at 78c for cash
White; cash Red al 7es4 CT July at 1880; sept
at 6osAc.
ToLEDo--wheat quiet--cash at 7sc; July
zee; Sept sossc.
ST. LoUIs-wheat closed TIC for June; Tsc
for Julyi 1884 9 for Sept.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
In Effect June 18th, 1899.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.

For Forest City Landing, Peaks Island. 545
e.45 800, 300, 1880 A. NJ. 1900. NJ, 2.15, 3i5
5.l5, 6.l5, T-30. 500 p. NJ.
For sCushing's Island, 6.45, 500, 1880 A. NJ.
2.i5, $40, Ais, 5.15, 6.15 P. NJ.
For Little and Great diamond Islands.
Tretethenbs. Evergreen Landing,
Peaks Island, $50, 700. $50. 1890 a M,
1900 NJ, 200, AIS, 6.15, 1880 p. NJ.
For Ponce's Landing. Long island, So
$50 10. 80 A. NJ, 200 ALB, 6.15 P. NJ.
RETURN.
Leave Forest City Landing, 6.20, E20, S.3O,
$50, 1880 NJ, 100. 1875. 8. S5 5.35. 49, $40,
and at close OF entertainment
Leave Ponce's Landing, eos, 905, 11.20. A.
NJ, $50 800, q .55 P. NJ.
Leave Cushtng's. .05. 9.15, HOO A. NJ, 2.45,
a.45, 4.45, $40, 6.40P.M.
Leave Little Diamond, $50, 1855. $50
il.45, a. NJ, 1925. 3.16. 5.3b, 100, $50 p. NJ.
Leave Great Diamond, @. 25, 100, 925, lilo.
A NJ. 1890, $40, $50, tbs. 765 p, NJ.
Leave Trefethen's $40, 745, $40, II IS. A. NJ,
12.35, 3.05, 525, ITO, 500 p. NJ.
Leave Evergreen, 6.i5, e.15, 11.So, A. NJ, 1910.
500. 7.05, 800 p. NJ
Saturday night only, $50 P. NJ. for all landings.
Does not stop at Evergreen Landing on re-
turn trip.
Runs direct to Diamond Cove. Stops at
landings on return, emitting Evergreen.
4 SUNDAY TINE TABGE.
For Forest City Lending, Peaks IsIand,
For Cushing's Island, 800, 1880 A. NJ, l2.i5.
2.15, 3.15, 800 p. NJ.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands,
Trefethen's and Evergreen Landings.
500. 800 1880 A. NJ, l2.16. 200, 4.2ot p, NJ.
For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 500
1880 A. NJ. 200 4.20 p. NJ,
~ @. w. I. COOLING. General Manager,
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
EARNED, NoT BoUGHT.
suCh As the Reputation of .The Little
conqueror'' in Portland.

How hard it often is to earn and main
tain good reputation, and how easy 1t
is to lose one. AS with mans reputa-
tion, so 1t is with other things in life.
Some things achieve a reputation which
stays with them. They are founded on
Intrinsic value. They face the public
backed up by honesty. and work their
way quietly but thoroughly. Portland
people want no better proof of the merit
imam Is contained in the following expert
ence of citizen: os
Mrs. John ohmsen, of 10 Hanover
street, says; "Mr. Ohmsen never tires Of
praising Doan's Kidney Pills. The bene-
ht ne received from their use was very
great. For years he was troubled by i'm
perfect action of the kidneys, and with n
auii, heavy pain In his back most of the
time, so severe that when he stopped il
became acute. He learned about noan's
kidney Pills, went to H. Ii. Hay q,
Co.'s drug stors, got box and its nss
soon ended the annoyance. He oonld
bend, twist or turn in any position with
out the least difficulty or Inconvenience
We never fall to recommend Doan.s
Kidney Pills whenever we hear anyone
complain of pains In the back or other
symptoms of weakened or over excited
kidneys."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by ali
dealers; price 80 cents box. Mailed on
receipt of prize by Foster-hilburn Co
Buffalo. N. T., sole agents for the U.
s.
Remember the Doan's--and take
no other.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-17
MAINE CENTRAL Il. Il.

Trains leave Portland as follows;
200 a. m. For Rrunswlck, Bath, Rockland
Augusta, Wateryille, Skowhegan. Lisbon Falls
lewiston lewiston via Brunswiek Belfast Bangor
stephen via Yanceboro and st. John.
$50 a. m: For DanylIle Jc., Mechanic Falls,
b Ri9S, Fails. Lewiston, winthrop, Oakland
ington, Phillips and Rangeley.
t0.2b a. IN. For Brunswick, Bath, Augusta
Wateryille and Lewiston vita Brunswick.
2S0 .. M. Express for Brunswick. Bath.
Rockland and all stations on the Knox and
Lincoln division. Augusta, Wateryile, Ban.
gor; Bar Harbor. GreenviIle. and Houlton. via
/, iopm. Fol Mechanic Falls. Rumford
Falls. Bemis. Danyille Jc., Lewiston, Liver
set Phillips and Rangeley, Winthrop. Oakland
Bingham. Waterville and Skowkegan.
LIP p; "a; Fer sreeport Brnnswick. Aa
land, Dover and Foxcroft. Greenville, Bangor
odtown and Mattawamkeag.
40 p. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Lisbon
Falls, Gardiner Augusta and Watervilie.
Ai5 p. m For New Gloucester, DanyiIIe
Junct Mechanic Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
li.oo p m. Night Express. every night for
Vile, Bangor. Moosehead Lake, ArooStook
county via Oldtown, Machlas, Eastport and
SsSls Oa %ashDStOn 4 r. Bar Ha5SSr
and Aroostook county via Vanceboro, Halifax
and the Provinces. The Saturday night train
does not run to Belfast Dexter. Dover and
Dor. Sleeping cars TO Bar Harbor and ST.
John.
White Mountain Division.
s.45 a. m. For Bridgton, Fabyans, Burling-
ton, Lancaster. Quebec. St Joinsbury, Sher-
brooke, Montreal, Chicago. st. Paul and Mime
apous and all points west
i.45 p; m; For Sebago Lake Cornish, Bridg-
$50 ?. m, For Cumberland Minis, sebaco
Lake. Bridgton, Fryeburg North Conway. Gen
Bartlett, Fabyans. Lunenburg, St Johnsblry
aud Montreal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
7.20a- m. Paper train for Brunswick, Au-
gUsta. Watervile and Bangcs.
1880 2. m. Train for Brunswick. Lewiston,
Bath. Augusta Waterville and Bangor.
100 p. m. Night Express for all points,
sleeping car forBar Harbor ana St John.
Arrivals An Portland.
From Montreal, st. Johnsbury, Lunenburg,
Fabyans, Bartlett, NO.Conway and Brfdgton,5 g. %
u. m. Lewiston AMI Mechanic Falls $50 a. NJ. !.
Waterville and Augusta, S.35 q. m. Bangor,
Augusta and RocKland, 12l5 p. m. BanEeley,
klngneld. Phillips, Pennington, Bemis, Rtimford
Falls, Lewiston, 1920 I'm. Hiram. Brldgton and
Cornish. 800 p. m; Skowhegan. Watervllle.
Augusta, ROcklaud and Bath, 800 D. m. st.
head Lake and Bangor, $50 2. m. /; Rangeley,
Pennington, Rumford Falls, Lewiston, 545 u
M !; Chicago and Montreal and all White
Mountain points. $40 D. NJ; daily from
Bar HarbOr. Bangor, Bath and Lewiston $50
a. M; Halifax. St. John. Bar Harbor, Water
Vile and Augusta. $50 a, m. except Mondays.
GEO. f. EVANS,V p. & q. NJ
r. E BOOTHBY, G. p. & Il. A.
Portland. June 8. 1899. nov24dtf