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foot warmer and a baking oven are in
one window. There is also representa-
ton of an old farmer with his heIpmate
preparing meal.
The j. Il. Libby company has decora-
lions which have ELECTED many favorable
comments. About every inch is covered
with either flags or bunting. All of these
decorations were done by the firm.
In John WilIiamson's drug store is an
imitation of the new American legation
at Pekin. 1t IS placed in the front win
| dow and attracts much attention.
Many flags are suspended from the Y
N. G. A. building and gave a splendid
appearance.
A picture of Dewey hangs in the centre
Of the decorations of the Dyer and Ford
building on Fore street.
Captain George 4. Dow and Janitor
Brown have decorated the armory build
! ing in a most attractive style. Flags and
bunting are placed all over the front part
OF the building. The interior is also ap-
propriately decorated.
Large American flags float from the
residences of DR.. Small, DR.. Ring, DR..
Yose, DR.. Marshall, the Public Library,
Charles A. Plummer, the Columbia, DIR
Pingree, DR.. ellison, Mr.. Lappin, DIR.
Cummings. Albert Rines, j. p. Wheel
wright, f. 2. Dyer, II. S. Osgood, f.
N. Dow, DR.. Holt, Mr. Plckard, Mr.
Pierce, William Chamberlain, Mr.. Ger
IRISH, Mr.. Allen.
The J.R.Libby company has improved
Old Home Week as an opportunity to dis
play the taste and artistic sense of it's
decorative department more conspicu-
ously than ever before, and demonstrate
to our citizens and visitors that our
own home decorators need take no lessons
from imported ones. One OF the most
striking and elaborate pieces of out-of-
doors decorative work in town is the
house of Mr.. J. r. Libby, 100 Danforth
street. The artist who designed and ex-
ecuted the work say that the architec-
ture and stone WORK of the house are
helpful and suggestive; that it is an easy
building to decorate. Great streamers Of
red, white and blue bunting tretch
from the heavy roof oornice to the siIIso
the three fronts. Immense bunting fans
finish the corners graceful festoons Of the
same material adorn the panels and great
stone stair rails. And one handsome
American flag is in the centre OF the pic
tune. 1T is well worth going a long way
to see. This firm has decorated several
other buildings besides those thai have
been mentioned in these Columns before
Among them is the engine house on
Spring street.
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West End and has admired the beautifuI
decorations OF the West End hotel. These
decorations are best seen in the evening.
when the many electric lights are turned
on. Proprietor Castner and "a large crew
OF men have worked like beavers in pre-
pairing these decorations. Flags and
bunting stream from the tower to the
lower parts Of the building In the centre
and at the top is a large picture Of Adj
miral Sampson on either side OF which
are pictures OF Lincoln and Mckinley. A
tine picture Of Admiral Dewey also is
hung In a conspicuous place. There are
fifty electric lights placed around the
tower. Yesterday 125 electric lights were
added 60 the 100 lights extending from
the tag stan to the southerly side of the
building. With his characteristic enter
prise Mr.. Cashier erected the arch which
extends in diagonal way from:the south
easterly corner 10 the nortnwesterly
corner OF Congress and St. John streets.
On this arch are scores Of electric lights.
The effect at the West End and about its
vicinity was very fine last evening, and
thousands OF people visited the place to
view these beautiful decorations.
A LIST OF THE DECORATORS.
The following is list of the people
VINO have decorated their houses and
places OF business IN honor of the return
Ing sons and daughters of Maine:
Eastern Promenade.
William n. Taylor, residence.
Oakley 9. Curtis, residence.
Henry +. Merrill, residence.
Wilson Street.
Edward X. Heath.
Congress Street Beginning at East End.
Albert E. Perry, residence.
y. i. Donneu
Engine 2's House.
M3Donough & Sheridan.
=. l.. Whitney.
Universal Laundry.
II. d. Libby, Pearl Street
Palace Billiard Hall.
l.. ID. Mathis.
Central Fire Station.
Thomas j. Briggs store.
Alvin A. Lane.
A. Ill. Marden.
ID. w. Heseltine.
Davis Block.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Deering Bakery.
Home Shoe Store.
J. II. RobeirO.
Chase House.
Q. =. Young, decorator.
Hawes' Music Store.
Traders Supply Co.
Dairy Lunch
l.. W. Cleveland.
Il. +. Homsted.
Thatcher Post Hall.
J. r. Green Shoe Store.
Geo K. Sawyer.
Geo. G. Shaw.
Peterson News Stand.
Portland II. II. Office.
Preble House.
Emerson Shoe Store.
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h 'storic interest in the city. The most
elaborate was the bronze tablet placed
en- the old Longfellow House, which is
next the Preble, somewhat back from
the village street." This tablet win I'M
doubleday remain as long as the house
stands. 1t has this inscription:
Wadsworth- Longfellow house. Erected
by Cen. Peleg WadswOrth in 1755-17S6.
Home of Lieut.. Henry Wadsworth.
Birthplace of Commodore Alexander S.
Wadsworth, 1890. Home of Hon Ste
phen Longfellow and Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow.
The other tablets, which are substan-
tial, will probably endure several years.
They were placed as follows:
Site of George Cleeves's and Richard
Tucker house, 1888. Corner of Han
cock and Fore streets.
Site of Munjoy's Garrison, 1660-167S,
corner Of Mountfort and Fore streets.
Site of First Meeting house, 1673-169O.
Near Portland Company's office, Fore
street.
Within this enclosure stood Fort 10y
all, l67S-l690 Nearly two hundred mas
sacred here In 1890. Also site of the
Lower Battery, 1776. Southwest corner
of Hancock and Fore streets.
Site of Custom house 1906 from which
the stamps were taken and burned by the
mob. South corner OF India and Middle
streets.
Site of the New Court house, where the
people met October 1S, 1775, and in de-
fiance of Mowat5's demand, "resolved by
no means to deliver up the cannon and
other arms. - West corner of India and
Middle streets.
Site of Key. Edward Payson's house,
north corner of Franklin and Middle
streets.
Home of Neal Dow, Congress street.
Birthplace of Thomas B Reed, Han
cook, near Fore street.
Birthplace OF n. p. Wills, 1906 and
Fanny Fern, " 1911, Franklin, near Fed
eral street,
House of Chief Justice Prentiss MelIen
and Hon. William Pitt Fessenden Judge
Putnam's house, State street.
Site of Anthony Brackett's house In
this field was fought Capt. Church's bait
tie with the Indians, 1889, Deering Field.
Fort Allen, Part of Notifications built
during the Revolutionary war. Fort ALI
Site of Parson Smiths house, 1729-1775.
Opposite head OF India street.
kJohn NeaIs house, No. 175 State street.
Site Of Block house, 1746 and the Tim
Der Jail of 1769-l79S. Monument square.
north POLE
site of the Five Gun Magazine battery,
1776 Monument square, East pole.
The Hay Scales here, 1775. Monument
square.
Site of Marston's Tavern, 1775. Monu-
ment square, east end.
Site of Alice Greele's Tavern, 1775.
East corner of Hampshire and Congress
streets.
Site OF the house of Gen. Jedediah
Preble, and Commodore Edward Preble,
CascO bank
First church built here In 174O. This
building erected 1926. First Parish
church.
Site of First Episcopal church, st.
PauIs built 1903, burned by Mowatt in
1775. Corner OF Church and Middle
streets.
Windmill Hill, site of Upper battery
1776 Anderson house, Free street.
Gen. Lafayette lodged here, 1925. Shaw
house, Free sire cts.
Site OF birthplace of Sergeant S. Prentiss,
1908, Congress hail.
Oldest house in Portland, 1881, s97 York,
northeast corner Of High street. Parson
Samuel Deane's house stood on the street.
Chadwick house.
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Brownrig's shop.
McGlinchey's shop.
Powers barber shop.
Foden's store.
Dyer and Ford building.
Pearl street pharmacy.
Fleyfie and Harb.
Louis Tritaldi.
Exchange Street.
Portland Argus.
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the Hooper store one of the most attrac-
tive in the city. All over the exterior are
hung flags and at the entrace are large
signs made of slightly letters composing
the words ''Welcome Home
Eastman Bros. and Bancroft show
great display of flags and bunting. In
the windows are many interesting relics
used in early times. An old fashioned
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-07

Tonight the steamer Pilgrim viii leave
Custom House wharf at 7.8O, call at
Peaks forRpassengers and then sail among
the fleet and anchor off the place where
the fireworks are to be given and then
r9turn to the city and Peaks. There will
be plenty of room for everybody to sit
and see the whole exhibition. lake your
friends and enjoy the whole evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-07

flags, big and little and all of pretty de-
signs.
A large picture Of Gen. Grant hangs IN
the centre of the decorations OF the
Temple hotel
The employees of the johnson Bailey
company made their own decorations for
their establishment. A picture of an old
farm scene is tastiIy hung in the centre
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and large flags on which are pine trees
hang ON the both sides of the main pic
ture.
In the centre of the mass OF bunting on
the Chenery building on Middle street Is
a picture of Washington
In the windows of II. II. Hay & Son
are many interesting articles. There are
an old scale, mortar, pestle and other
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-07

All overathe city the national coIors
were displayed and hardly a street in the
Guy but had some decoratios upon it of
some character. The general effect was
one which should be the nride of ave,sv
clOlzen ana shows that Portland when it
uoes anything, never does it by halves
All THE WEST END.
Everybody has by this time been at the
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-07

pharm aceutical implements which were
used over century. ago. In
the lower window is a handsome and at
tractive display Of spruce gum.
OF course the Lincoln club is up to the
times. Large pictures of the two war
Presidents, Lincoln and Mckinley, are
placed between the many flags.
No expense has been spared to make
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-07

Hlbern1an Hall.
Chase's Millinery Store.
Sehlotterbeck s. Foss.
Owen g. Moore.
Geo. II. Griffin.
Portland Wheel Club.
+. d. Folsom.
X. b. Swift
M. Steinert & Sons. Co.
Carter Brothers.
Maine Charitable Mechanic Assoc
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Portland PRESS
Centennial block.
Portland Savings bank building.
Roscoe ). Davis q Co.
Prince Express.
Charles Il. Wheeler.
$. S. Rich & Som
Pearl Street.
Zenas Thompson's residence IS beauti-
fully decorated and is a credit to the per.
sons who did the decorating.
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NOTES.
Long streamers of bunting hang from
the front side of the Grand Trunk depot.
The flowing bunting and flags about
Smiths hotel make this one of the most
attractive places in the city.
Both the interior and exterior of the
Falmouth hotel is beautifully decorated.
Swett's hotel is literally covered with
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OLD HOME WEEK VISITORS

should obtain one of Portland's best sou-
venirs. Portland Longfellow Souvenir
Spoons, (patented) Sold only by j. A.
Merrill g. Co., jewelers., SOB Congress
streat
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ton.
K1nes Brothers.
Center * Mcdowell.
Palmer Shoe Co.
IOlman House.
Edward 5. Waite.
Gould y Whipple.
Oscar f. Hunt.
Boland Glove Store.
Engine is House.
Palmer & Morgan.
BENNETT the Florist.
Robert l.. Whitc0mb.
Willis a. Gates.
Simmons x Hammond.
Congr ess Square Hotel
Cornish Brothers.
Geo. O. Shaw's upper store.
Deering ice Cream Co.
\. ". g. A. Rooms.
Portland Club.
9. ;. Carleton.
DR. Heating
Mrs. Curtis
Charles +. Libby, residence
Smith & Broe.
Oren Hooper's Sons.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Wendell Kir o.
q. ". Cordes.
Foster Avery.
A. Garlic.
West & Calderwood.
Il. NJ. Lewsen & Co.
a. n. Roberts.
William Nash & Co.
The Moreans.
Union Tea Co.
j. Il. Libby Co.
Cressey e Allen.
Frank 3 Clark.
Libby & Chapman.
Congress Square Fish Market.
William Milliken Co.
Charles J. Penneu.
e. w. Lombard
John Williamson.
7. NJ. G. A. building.
DR.. O-Neil.
Edward G. Haggett.
Frank <. Holland
w. w. Foss.
Hurlburt Bros.
Ashton.s ticket Office.
J. T.. Warren.
Middle Street.
Ailliken, Cousens & Short.
Z. o. Bailey Co.
Brunei Higgins Co.
p. Larou dt the corner of Hampshire.
Chem S store at the corner of Hamp-
shire.
Coombs' boarding house.
A. Farris.
Eagle House.
Oxford Building.
Casco National Bank Building.
Clapp Block.
Johnston Bailey Co.
Smiths Hotel.
Falmouth Hotel.
Chenery & Co.
II. II. Hay & Son.
William N. Prince s. Co.
J. Vonyik.
+. NJ. Low & Co
A. Ulmer.
i. @. ellison.
Lincoln Club.
Atkinson Furnishing Co.
Ira +. Clark s. Co.
Haskell & Jones.
Loring, short & Harmon.
Fore Street.
Dewey house.
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The steamer Bay State arrived at 4.8O
O'Clock yesterday afternoon on her day
trip. She brought large number of pas
senQers.
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Yesterday morning Mr.. Nathan 0ooid
was busy putting signs on the houses OF
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-07
HISTORIC HOUSES.

They Were Marked Yesterday FOR tho
Benent OF Today's Visitors.
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Everybody has by this time been at the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-20

spring bran In 20O-lb sacks, 81: do in 100
ID sacks, $3.50; City Mills middling firm
at s17 per ton.
Grain freights-Market firm. LIVERPOOL
per bus, 3-4d, September; London, per
or. IS sd, October; Glasgow, none offered: :
Belfast, IS 10 I'D October; Dublin. 3s
3D. September: Bristol. As, October:
Leith, As, November; Cork, is cd, October;
Denmark, As sd. October; picked ports.
is. October; Antwerp. As.
Beef Cattle.-Receipts of cattle for
week ended noon today, 1903 head, against
1852 head last week, there being I65 car
loads on sale this week. the heaviest sup
ply so far this season, consisting mostly
of inferior grades which are from Is to
25c lower top cattle selling at a decline
of about 10c. Market slow ct following
quotations; Choice butcher steers, $500
to 1925; good, $3.50 to 81 80: medium. $500
to s4.35; common, $3.50 to $685. feeding
steers, medium to good. 500 to LOCO
pounds. $3.50 to S4.20; common to medium
$3.50 to $40; good, 1915 10 S4.25: medium,
1925 TO $3.50; common, $500 to 1925;
cows. good to choice. $3.25 to 1915: me-
dunn, $3.50 to $500: common. $500 to
$685. bulls good to choice, $40 to S4.00:
medium S2.75 to $3.25; common. 81. % to
$3.50; oxen medium to good, $3.50 TO $3.50;
common, $3.50 TO S3.25.
Hogs.-Receipts light: market steady.
Far Westerns. $6.2OG6.25; far Western
pigs, S6.006610; from nearby points.
S575@590; rough sows, s4.25l 800; stays,
s3.75@425.