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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-21
SEPTEMBER VACATION TRIP.

Under the personally conducted tourist
system of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, a tour to Gettysburg, Luray
and Washington viii leave Boston, Sep
TENDER IA. Rate, covering carriage
drives, admissions TO the Caverns, hotel
accommodation, etc, sS5. Itinerary Of
ID. N. Bell, Tourist Agent, 2o5 Washing
ton street, Boston.
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M'FADDEN WON.
ne wan Represent L,.eol. County
IN the Senate



rsrEc1AL TO THE rRxsa1
Damariscotta Mills, June ao.--The Lin-
colin County Republican convention held
at Dafnariscotta today resulted in q great
victory for the so-called 'Nickerson Fac
ton" Of the party. Hon. G. ID. Kenniston
OF Boothbay Harbor presided over the
convention in very able manner. The
following candidates were nominated:
For Senator, Col. Orrin MrFadden of
Dresden; for judge Of probate, Ozro ID.
Cashier Of waldoboro; for county attor-
ney, John w. Brackett Of Bristol; for
county treasurer, Ebsn Chase Of Edge
comb; clerk OF courts, Charles L.Macursia
Of wiscasset; for county commissioners,
Chester d. Hall Of Nobleboro. The fol-
lowing county committeemen were elected
by representative districts a. follows;
Charles Gates, Edgeoomb; John McDou-
gall, Boothhay Harbor; Hon. A. r..
Nickerson, Boothbay Harbor; Henry
Clarey, jefferson, and W. H. Hilton.
Damarisc otta.
Every nomination was contested except
that Of county attorney. The balloting
and results were as follows:
SENATOR.
Whole number Of votes, 81
Necessary for choice, 90
q. A. Peaslee OF Wiscasset, 90
Orrin McFadden Of Dresden, "a
The nomination Of Judge McFadden
was made unanimous.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Whole number OF votes, 81
Necessary for q choice, 70
II. b. Partridge Of Whitefield, go
Ozro ID. Cashier, waldoboro, u
SHERIFF.
First Ballot.)
Whole number OF votes, 81
Necessary for a choice, 30
O. X. Piper, DamAriscotta, "
John Il, Kelley OF Boothbay, "a
N. j Hanna OF Bristol,
No choice.
(Second Ballot.)
Whole number Of votes, 81
Necessary for o choice, 20
@. L. Piper, "a
John E. Kelley, y
Scattering,
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
John w. Bracket OF Bristol was nomi-
mated for county attorney By acclama-
ton.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Whole number of votes, 81
Necessary for q choice, 30
Herbert W. Halves, Wiscasset, 10
Eben Chase Of Edgecomb, Al
CLERK OF COURTS.
Whole number Of votes, %
Necessary for q choice, 20
w. NJ. Hilton, Damariscotta, 20
Chas. Il. Macurda, Wiscasset, III
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Whole number of votes, 81
Necessary for q choice, %
+. Otis Kent of Bremen, %
Chester ID. Hall of Nobleboro, "a
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Editors Awful Plight.

News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes
two boxes wholly cured him. It's the
surest Pile cure on earth and the best
salve in the world. Cure guaranteed
Only 20 cents. Sold by II. p. s. Goold,
677 Congress street, III. q. Starr, Cum
berland Mills, druggists.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises In the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jeli-O.
a delious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
bakingi simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors:-Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at yer grocers today, 10 cts.
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Another Odious Comparison.
flea live donkey, you know, Is better
than q dead lion
She-Yes.
He-Why are you looking around In
that way?
She-I'm looking for the dead lion that
made the comparison pop into your mind
Chicago Times Herald.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Odd Fellows, Masonic, Knights Of Columbus,
Knights Of Golden Eagles Golden Cross and
all other Secret Order Pins aud Charms. We
make q specially Of these goods and always
JEWELER. Monument Square. maii3dn
EOR SALE-Deering Avenue. Fessenden
Il Park, new nine (sI room house, with every
modern convenience; location unsurpassed.
electric cars and lights. baths. eto Rrtce only
$500 Easy terms DALTON q CO.. 50 Ex-
change street feb9 II
EOR SALE-Decring Highlands. I'VE ~ ele-
Every modern con veniencs prices range from
a. 500 to $500 and terms are right and easy.
beering property Is booming remember.
DALTON & Co, b Exchange 81 febea
RoR SALE The only sysilable lot Of land
Il on the Western Promenade, located be.
tween the residences OF Messers. Garland and
Couley Also first class furnished cottage,
stable and land OF Willard Beach Apply
to TRUE BROS. No. s9i Fore street. a1-u
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GUNNER boarders wanted at 1.-THE Naples"
y East Sumner. Me-, near Antibogus Pond
and Twenty Mile River" good fishing. boat
ing and hunting opportunities. high ground and
Try to rusticate. Apply +. b. PALMER. z.
Sumner, Me. may24-4
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Held at Elm Street Church, Pleasant
dale, Yesterday.
Funeral Services Of Mrs.
Elzada Hamilton.
Weddings and Other Social and
Personal Items Of Interest.


Tbe animal meatine of the South Port.
hand and Cane Elizabeth sunday Scohol
association was held yesterday at Elm
street M. L. church In Pleasantdale, Rev.
III. Roberts. pastor.
The m Getting was called to order at Q p.
m by the president, Charles A. Dixon,
and after praise and prayer the reports
of schools were listened to.
The People's M. f. church and the
Kp,ohtville church. was represented by
Rev Mr. Corey. the North and South
Congrepational churches by Rev Mr..
Iaxton. the Rrovn's Hill church by
Mrs Ijzvie TAYLOR. the Elm street and
Roxvarv Roach churches nv Rev. Mr..
Roberts and the Retb,ny Conversational
church INV Mr.. q. A. Dixon. All of the
renorts yivan were very satisfactory and
.ho,,a, .hat tho savara, schools vvera
~ = ,,ros,,sr,,s condition.
De-, w r. N,c..rso,, of So,tb PORT
land Heights NEXT addressed the meeting
on the subject Normal Work in Sum
Az Cchooi ), and amphasizes, tho fact
uas Sono' CIV -.
that sIch WORK tended IN most en-
oaoious '''ai'i'e. " Nv '-
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nisheu ny 'ne i'u,es VI 'l'e I'm. So
cuur.h. 10 a,'e ~ TT ~.
"niou ""s n.., - hns,mass
was resumed and first in order was the
reports of committees. The treasurer's
report showed total receipts for past year
SIS ST; total expenditures, Sl7.4S leaving
u balance on hand of $l.Ss.
The committee on re solutions extended
thanks to the Elm street Sunday school
and to the several speakers aiter winch
the following oihcers were eiecteu'
President-Charles A. Dixon.
vice President.yDr Il: y. Jeweh.
Treasnrsr-C' W Smith'
Ing ""uloss sxo 'ens we" 20 -.
-, -.
Oy0e az. o n,nsa, nsS" S,ss aS wsusss !.
His text was from Ezra 7-l0, and Ezra
was shown to be a model In that he
sought the laws of the Lord, he did It
and taught 1t. To seek, TO DO anu TO
teach were the three destructive charac-
teristics Of the model teacher. These We're
the salient points oil the address which
were very happily elaborated.
After benediction the meeting ad-
journed.
DErEG ATES TO DISTRICT CONyEN-
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EI1NERAI, Of MRS EIZADA HAM.
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I'm Our Factory On tho Premises.
We make this q principal 10 our business.
We take the utmost pains TO execute your
order properly, whether that be for o Diamond
Setting or the cheapest repair Job. MokEN-
NEY, the Jeweier. Monument Square
tan23du
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Island Property TO
Sale.

Tho assignees-of Cushing & Mckinney and
A. q. Sterling & Co. will sell at public auction,
unless previously sod at private saloon Tn rs
day the 2lst day OF june. A. D. 1900 at 3
Co. 46 Exchange street. Portland, Maine. a lot
Of land on Balley's Island. contsialng about six
acres known as tha Cushing g. Mckinney lot,
ad ioining lanf OF Capt. james Thomas
Also a lot of land on Peaks Island on the
northerly side Of Central avenue, formerly
owned by A. G. Sterling.
Also the interest formerly owned by A. G.
Sterling in a lot Of land on House Island.
Also all oui standing notes and accounts due
the Arms of Gushing y Mckinney and A. u
Sterling & Co
wM GHaaaSSERY, Assiguees
tuI3eodtd
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FOR SALE.

Valuable properly for sale, consisting Of saw
machinery for the manufacture Of clapboards.
lathes, shingles, etc. Also dressing mill fully
equipped with latest improved machines. Dry
houses with capacity OF be,ooo r., and extern
sive store houses. Al nicely situated for the
handling OF lumber. Private railway siding for
forty cars. Best water power. Also steam
engines OF 800 b. p. In connection with II.
There 10 also another mill 45 i20 H., well
adapted for manufacturing pu, poses with never
fain. water supply. There Is also farm OF
about ! 500 acres, with modern buildings well
adapted for dairy or stock farm. There are
seven barns Of modern construction on the
place Of ample capacity TO hold all hay and
grain. The farm contains about -, acres OF
cultivated land and q balance Of about 200
acres of pasture land. 1hs large barn Is
- 200 IT.. and has two floors ard basement
There Is cut about 800 tons Of hay each year
and all By machines. Well watered and fenced.
There Is q great abundance Of running water.
All buildings In firstclass condition.
The above property is situated 10 the town Of
Grand Trunk Railway. The whole or any part
Of The above property will be sold at D bargain.
There Is O good sized hotel upon the place.
For further particulars apply TO
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CLOCK WONT GO.

Send postal or bring II to US. We do only the
best OF work. and have made q specially OF tt
for years. Al. work warranted. MeKENNEY
THE JEWELER. Monument Square. tan26du
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ANNUAL MUSTER.

There WIN BE No Governors Day This
Year.
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Tor SALE-Tbe Portland restaurant, 1o4 and
LOG Middle st. Inquire on premises for
further particulars. AL
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NOR SALE-Twenty to thirty large size
Il boxes suitable for shipping furniture. etc.
have been used for baling furniture. Call at
40 PINE STREET. Isl
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ITO LET-seconf floor fat, rooms and
il hath, good repair, sunny and convenient,
at IS Beckett 81. Inquire Of L. II. 1OBIK. end
OF Portland pfcr. tef
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-21

INOR sALR-Building lots at Oceanvale. East
It Deering; these lots are well situated on
Washington Avenue. Morse St.. kidder ST.,
and Presumpscot St. belt line electrics; good
natural drainage; also land on Verenda st. ID
large or small lots. +. $. JORDAN. East Deer.
ing Me- ISL
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Fsrsy words f.seitss nader this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In sdvanee.
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NOR SALE-A fine cash business IN I've man.
Il ufacyuring town. all fresh goods and the
kind that don't go out OF style no competition.
This Is q fine opportunity for one or two i've
men. Price twenty i've hundred dollars. w.
M. STAPLES. Bridaton. Me. 3l4
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WANTED-A Journeyman Barber. A good,
w steady Job for the right man. Address @.
!. ORR, Falmouth Hotel l5-l
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NOR SALE-A block OF TWO houses situated
II on Dauforth St, near High St, well rented
and bringing in q large income on price asked
for same. Fo further particulars inquire OF
A. c. LIBBY & co, AZ i-2 Exchange ST. 1872
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ITO LET-Lower rent at 1ie Winter ST.,
rooms and bath, good yard and stable
days, Wednesdays or Thursdays; ring right
hand bel. 1871
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Il OR sALE-One OF the best trades In Deer
ing district, two story house, six rooms
stable and work shop, No. o Hartley st. For
particulars inquire at No. 10 Revere ST., or 2Sl
Newbury st. 1874
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EOR SALE-Sloop George: center board, "a
feet draught. 80 feet long; Ia good condi.
tion; fell set o. good sails; all iron ballast
with iron keel win be sold cheap. lnquiI Q
WM. GRIFFIN, Falmouth Foreside. Me- ia
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EOR RENT-A very pleasant sunny rent Of
II rooms located near Cumberland and Par
ris SIS, rent only sf3; also No. o. Smith St.
rooms, sunny exposure. Kent moderate 70
VAIL. real estate agent. Gil
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LyOR SALE-Block Of houses, tenements
In complete repair. good tenants In, paying
5000 per annum, ore of the best locations on
Munjoy Hill. close to Congress ST.. price suit
able for investment. FIRST time offered. w II.
WALDRON & CO.. 1S) Middle st. 16-1
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DARTIES wishing summer board please ad-
Il dress BurDeIl Farm, Gorhain, Me. No
answered without references.
n. C. BURNELL. jei2-4
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EOR SALE-Fltteen room lodging house,
Il rooms full year around; hot and cold
water; central locat on; Al neighborhood, be-
tween Washington and fremont Sts.. south
end large kitchen and dining room. suitable
for table boarders, Price $3.50. Terms 70 suit
pnrchaser For particulars address b. NJ.
CLARK, 2ss shawmut Ave. Boston, Mass. 10
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Forty words inserted under this head
enc week fer 10 csnts, cash In advance,
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no LKT-Falmou,h fore.ide, Town Land.
Ing. . new room furnished cottage. with
fireplace. water 10 house, ans piazzas on south
and erst sides, i've minutes 10 elecfrics AMI
ther particulars, address BOX i2i. Yarmouth,
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ITO LET-Purnis he'd corner rooms, two square
rooms. pleasant open situation. trees and
grass In front, 200 feet from corner OF Park and
col
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NOR SALE-The iwellknown three story
4 brick house rs Myr.lo St., ~ rooms 10
good repair; good tenements: now full OF
lod gers net 80 per week. above nrst floor: for
sale at bargain. furnished or unfinished
Apply at the house or EZRA HAWKES. CO.,
No Sc Exchange street. may2l-u
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NOR SALE-Nine room house on Eastern
Il Promenade corner LOT. all modern con-
veniepces and improvements, very hnely
situated Will bs sold $500 less than actual
value II taken at once Immediate possession
given. c. b. DALTON. % Exchange st.
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ITO LET-Brick house, centrally located, 10
] rooms, suitable for two small fam lies,
Just put In excellent order; also nice store
house or shop Inquire ut Bucks Ticket Of
nee IN Middle ST. 1911
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EOKsALE-0a Great Chebeague Island.
L house, ~ acres land, fifteen fruit trees. few
minutes walk from Littlenelds landing will be
sold Cheap. ENQUIRE 2s8 COMMERCIAL ST.,
Portland Maine. my5du
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INOR SALE-One Of the best located two fiat
Il houses on Deering Highlands, convenent
to three car lines. These fats are entirely
separate and have every modern CONVENE nee
also single house 10 same neighborhood, with
all conveniences, installments or cash. W. +.
CARR, Room 4. 1856 Middle street. 16-l
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We TEST EYES

FREQ OF charge. We have the largest stock OF
Eye Glasses and Spsctaclcs In the city. Sond
Gold, Gold Filled, Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee o perfect nt. Our
prices are the lowest our glasses the best.
MCKINNEY THE OPTICIAN. Monument
eqaaro. an26dV
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EoR SALE-Modern Upright Plano, good a.
Il new; seven Octaves. three pedals; S7h cash:
No incumbrance or mortgage. LOG PREBLk
STREET. lbI
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WANTED 100000 IN GOLD.

II the readers OF the PRESS win get out their
old gold or silver Jswelry bring or send II to US.
by mail or express, we will remit imme-
diately money or check for full value, as we
use II In our factory. MckENNET, Manufac-
turing Jeweler. Monument Square. mar6du
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COR SALE Magnificent cottage lots and
Il new cottages at Ottawa Park, (Cnn Cot
tage Property on Cape electric line, near Cape
Casino some OF the advantages are good
streets. excellent car service. sebago water,
electric lights. fine beach. up to date restaurant
on tie grounds. only desirable parties; no
cheap cottages, everything strictly hrst class.
Prices and plans OF our office. DALTON n
CO. e. Exchange afreAI. S-tf
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EoR SALE OR LEAsE-Qneen Ann Cottage
+ on bracket st. tnear BramhalD II
finished rooms, bath and furnace In excellent
repair. very convenient and sunny. no reason
able offer refused. GEO. r. JUNKINS, 80
Middle ST., near Monument Square. i6-l
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I OsT-Bicycis, new, painted red, name Re
IL Mance, No bb9lS. Suitable reward given
u returned to ELMER WOODBURY.. ls2
state st. lef
Evening star., 1900-10-06
ROOSEVELT IS OVERWORkED
Governor Begins to Show Signs o
Breaking Down.

A dispatch from Rock Island, H., last
night says: Governor Roosevelt, who spoke
in this city and Davenport, Iowa. tonight,
thus closing another day of hard campaign
ing is beginning to feel the effects of the
arduOus work undertaken by him at the re-
quest of the republican campaign managers.
Governor Roosevelt, since he began his
itinerary through the northwestern states,
has been speaking from ten to twenty times
each day. closing the days labors usually
with night meeting Many Of these meet
ings have been in the open air, requiring ex-
ira exertiOn on his part. He has now been
and though strong beyond the powers of
most men to endure, he IS beginning to
show signs of distress and failing voice.
He has been worked numerically by the
state committee of the different states
through which he has passed.
Beyond this he has had to endure un-
limited handshaking, interviews without
the eager but inconsderate mob which has
swarmed around him in all the cities of
any considerable size which he has visited.
If some relief is not afforded his physical
powers, though great, and his courage un-
daunted, he may be unable to last to the
end of the campaign. 1t has even now been
suggested that all his eastern engagements
be postponed for one week. This matter
will be determined by the national commit
tee on the arrival of Governor Roosevelt
in Chicago on Saturday night.
The trip through the state of Iowa with
Senator Dolliver, Governor Shaw and Gen.
Curtis Guild, jr.. today has been a very
satisfactory one, large meetings being held
at all points where stops were made.
Evening star., 1900-10-06
LAYING A CORNER STONE.
Big Manufacturing Establishment to
BE Erected nt LanRdon.

The laying of the corner stone of a build
Ing at the suburban settlement of Langdon
that Will be used for manufacturing pur-
poses was made the occasion this afternoon
of public gathering. While the event
was naturally of interest to those who are
connected with the proposed butterine COM
pany. 1t is of wide consequence as il will
De an addition to the manufacturing con-
Germs Of the city. 1t is expected that some
hundred persons will find employment in
this new enterprise and that number will
be added to the ranks of those citizens who
gain a livelihood in such pursuits This
NUMBER Is by no means insignificant, and
the amount of money that goes into ioc al
circulation mainly through the pay rolls of
manufacturing establishments in this Dis
trlct reaches very respectable proportions
Ihere Is a very general notion that as this
CITY Is not manufacturing center practi-
caiiy no industries of this character are tn
be found here. However, this Is a mistaken
conception of the resources of the capital
city, as the statistics of the last census
demonstrated and as the figures of the new
census Will no doubt confirm. 1t NAV be
SAID that manufacturing establishments are
not conspic uous here, either by their size
or through their location, but at the same
time the sum total of the industries repre-
sent payment according to the statistics
OF the last census of something like $1,000 =
oOD per month.
which furnish employment and a living to
quite an army of people. and they are 50
conducted and so located that their nres-
ence In the District is known to a comnara
lively small proportion of the residents.
1t Is the belief of a great MANY citizens
that this section of the ma teral life of
the people of the District should be still
further developed and that encouragement
should be extended to manufacturing enter
prises to locate here. 1t is believed that
such development can continue in the fu-
ture as In the past to keep step with the
progress of the District in other respects
and that instead of proving an injury to the
prospects of Washington as a residential
city 1t will rather make 1t more attractive
and desirable by increasing the means of
earning a livelihood.
A committee Of the board of trade has
under consideration plans for extending en-
couragement to the establishment of manu-
factories in this District and no doubt ac-
tive steps will be taken by that organiza-
ton to that end During the past year a
plant has been established here for making
typewriters, and the Cahill machine which
| is the invention of Washington men is be-
ing made in this city. Other enterprises are
started from time to time, so that It is
natural to expect a good percentage of in
crease in the manufacturing interests of
the city as compared with the conditions as
shown by the statistics of the government
census, taken ten years ago.