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The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
GORHAM.

After an illness ooysring several wssk s
Augustus Parker, Stats street, the wsi
known harnsss maker and farmer. died
quits suddenly Wednesday morning, a
his homs. he leaves n widow, one
daughter and one son, tive Sisters and
three brothers. The funeral will be
public from bis Iats residence Friday
Afternoon At . o'clock. Dir1go lodge. x.
OF p, OF Gorham, Of which the DECEASED
was . preminept member having
served as an officer In the lodge several
years, will have the entire charge OF ths
funeral.
| The Cosmopolitan club held very 10
tsresting mssting with Mis- Etts Parker,
South street, wish :tns following pro
grsmms: Roll oall. Shakespeare' S Roman
play s; Social, Life under the CassMs,
Miss Pickett; Art and Architecture Of
the First Centuries, Miss Cloud ~ an.
Light refreshmsnts were srved. The
next meeting OF the club viii be held
with Mrs Burnell. May 23d.
MIR. Guy q. Andrews snd Mr.. Robert
l.. Hinkley have been appointed census
enumerators fer Gorhan districts No. AZ
and "a, ty Hon. James A. Place of
South Bsewiok. supervisor Of Census for
the essssrn, district OF Maine. and viii
ooumsaos upon -thsir duties June 1st.
Rev. Thomas n. Millstt spent Sunday
with his family, nj his home Stats street.
Mr.. Warren Hall Of Portland has rent
cd MIR. l. j. Lemond's nouss on Main
street for the summr. MIR. Hall and
family have spent several summers IN
Gorhnm.
Hon. Vim. J. Corthsll. principal OF the
Gerham Normal school, attsndsd Jhe
York County teaehers' meeting at Linn
srick tuesday, BY the request Of State
Superintendent Stetson. and gave very
able address.
MIR. Thsodors Sbaotford and VIM.
Twombly went yesterday to build COT
sass NJ Underwood Park for Mr.. Booth-
By Of ksstbreok. So
The feliouipg call has bean issusd;
The Rspu blioans Of the town OF Gor-
Ram will meet in caucus Wednesday.
MAY $50, at asO O'Clock p. M, for the
purposs Of choosing delegates 70 the Re-
publican State Convention. Oily hall.
Bangor, Juns 9th, at % O'Clock D. Su.,
to nominats q Candidate. for Governor,
also delegates to Republican County
Convention to be held at City hall, Port
land, Thursday, June 14th. at 10 O'Clock
q, m, to nominate county officers.
II. Il. MILLETT. Chairman.
b. y. WHITNEY, Secretary,
For Town COMMITTEES.
Mrs. Robbie and Mrs. Barker we're In
GorhAm, Tuesday.
Mr.. Theodore B. Edwards Is very Ill
with but small hope of recovery. fxDr.
A. w. Linccln 10 the attending physt-
cian.
Col. II. K. Millett and Mr.. Edwin
Clements were In Wts,brook on business
yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Stone and wifi. Green
street, are visiting friends In Standish
for few days.
DR.. Leighton OF Cumberland Mills was
in Gorham yesterday on business.
MIR. John Simmons, South street. who
has been Ill for the past four weeks, 10
imuroYing.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
SOUTH PORTLAND.
DEATH OF WILLIAM SPEAR.

DEATH Of WILLIAM oEEAhs
The death OF william Spear, one Of our
mess respected oitizsns, came with a
shock to this community yesterday morn
ing. MIR. spear had bsen for some time
In fssbis health but IL was looked upon
by his many friends az perhaps an incl
dent Of old age and even up 10 Wsdnss-
day he was at his office ~ usual and az
pressed himssif ~ feeling as well rs he
had for some time.
Mr.. Spar was born In Bowdoinham,
December %, 1880. and at the age Of
twenty went to Maryland WHARF he en-
gagged In she lumbar business
At tbs beginning OF the war or the Re-
bsIiion he .cAms north and settled In
South Portiasd. starting the GOAL and
wood business which hs has continued up
10 the present writing.
Some years ago his son William y. was
associated with him and the firm has bsen
more recently known ~ TN William
Spear Coal company.
He married Pauline Campbsll Of Bow
doinham, who died about two years ago.
Six daughters and ONE son. al residents
of south Portland, survive him. He also
lsases one brother. Hstnerly Of Maryland.
and two sistsrs who reside at Boudoin-
ham. He was . member Of the ]. o. o.
n. and . man whose kindly and bsnsvo-
lent ways will long DO remembered In the
community OF which he was member.
FUNERAL OBJ MR.. MILLETT.
The funeral Of Peter II. Millstt tack
place yesterday afternoon and was largely
attended by old comrades Of Bosworth
Post and the Veterans Association Of
which ne had been an active member.
The delegation from the post performed
the burial service Of that order and the
intsEment was at Nj Pleasant osmstsry.
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mr.. W. i. Ballard Spruce Street Port
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
Meeting Of High Seheel Alumni As
sOciatioB.
Business Of Westbrook
Trust Company
Funeral Services For the Late
John Debeck.

The funeral services for the late MI.
John Dsbeek were held yesterday aftsr-
noon nc O'Clock from tbs Westhrook
Congregational charoh and were well az
tended. Ths services were conduc BY
Hey. 4. N. Adams, the pastor OF the
oh urcb, assisted by Rsv. q. n. Persons,
pastor Of the Methodist church. The mu-
tio was furnished By n quartette oom-
posed Of MIR. 4. II. SnGw, Mrs. Orris
vinai. Mr.. Thomas Smith and Miss Car
rie Phinney. The floral tributes were
BEAUTIFUL The pail bearers were Messrs
Joseph Kicker. W. x. Dana, E. j. Has
ksll and Harlan Murch. The burial was
In the old SacoaSappa oemetary.
Aars. Frank Andrews has purchased q
cottage al Libby's Neck which will be
occupied this summer by their family.
Mr., CHARLES Cram Of Aorrills Corner,
gave fns illustrated lecture on the
Standardization and Filipino wsr We'd
nesday evening at q. A. X. hall before
q small audience for the benefit OF Wade
Camp, b. OF V.
9he Prssumpsect bass ball club are 10
play O game OF ball Saturday afternoon
ct warren park with the Fort Prebie
nine.
Aldermen Estes and Woodman with
Street. Commissioners Goodsll, went to
Rocky hill yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of looking over the granite
auarries OF Messrs. Marks and Curran. re-
lAtivs 90 purchasing curbing to use on
Main street at Cum bsr'and Milis.
The new steam crusher ordered ty
Mayor Horr soma two wssks 60, arrivsa
and Was unpacksd yesterday ut Gambler
land Mills.
A cargo Of Southern pine timber has
arrived for the new Haskell silk uill.
A meeting Of the Wesshrook High
school alumni association Will be held
Monday evening at o'clock at the High
school buiiding.
Mr.. Marcus Watson Of Biddeferd, the
founder Of the Westbrook Chronicls,
was In the city Wednesday.
Tbs Ladiss' Circle Of Presumpscot
lodge, N. Il. o. p, will held boz sup
per and ENTERTAINMENT Friday evening.
May 20 ut X. Of p. hall.
The annual reports Of tbs officers OF
the westbrook Trust company show that
the net profits Of the business for the
past year wers t5.67hl5. Since the com :
pany was organized the business has In
CREASED from se4, 700 10 $3.50, 0uo ss was
the case during the past year. Since the
bank commenced doing business over
500. 900 In interest has been paid to depc-
s.tors.
DUCK POND.
O. O. smith has entered the employ OF
J. A. CLARK, Of Prids's Corner, MS clerk.
Mabel q. Gordon Is Visiting her aunt
Deborah Gordon Of Lynn. Mass.. for o
few days.
George Allan 10 at home for few days.
Mrs. Lowell Hawkes. IL visiting her
daughter, 8. b. Woodbury.. also Mrs.
ELIZA Babbidgs IL ct her daughters, Mra.
Howard GoFdon's.
Rev. GEORGE W. Barber Of Bridgtou
called on friends In this place Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
MUSIC AND DRAMA.


{ There was Q large audisncs ~ tbs
Jefferson lass evening to ses the second
prodr otlon Of Iaofta which went with
srooshnea NOT usual with amateur Per
formsnoss. The credit for the EN- sisncy
which the people, both old nd young.
have attained In the short tine thsy
have been 81 work IL 20 be shared aiiks
By thoss taking active part. the gentle
man In charge and the ladies of tins sa-
maritans who have the affair In charge.
Apart from these already mentioned In
yesterdays PRESS, the work OF Miss
kass Tyler % Meta. Miss 0raee Earring
tn a. Tensiis. Mrs. Geo. I. Edwards 81
Constsntia. Mr.. harry Warrington ss
Rudolph ana Mr. Louis Balm az Eugene,
merit special notice. Special Credit ID
due 60 the Priestess or Apollo, tbs
NaiAds, the NIobs dancers and the Va RI
GUS other groups OF bright and pretty
faces.
TAeita will be repeated this evening
with two performances on SATURDAY.
KATHERINE HOBEK.
One of the fsest and test tqpippsd
repertoire companies that has been play
ing only the larger towns TO =. X. y. at
nearly every performance. headed By this
pr,tty and we'll known iittis sosressa Niss
Katherine hobsr. and supported by or 9
Of the bsst companies that has ever SUI
rounded this little actress will open a
two weeks engagement at the Jefferson
theatse next Monday evening In all
great New YORK. successes. carrying ell
special scenery, novel electrical q q ots
ard tbs most gorgeous ooetumss that
Miss Robes has ever before worn.
ANNIE RUSSELL
An Item Of unusual interest will to
the Ginning engagement at the Jefferson
theatre on Thursday evening for cns
night only, Of Mas Annie Russell. She
last year made her nrst bow as star In
"Catherine," and now comes In the fuu
success Of her second season under
Charles Erohman's management In the
new oomtdy, "Aiss Hobbs," which abe
has plsyed In New YORK nearly SIX
months or the pr.sans see SON. in this
MAY Miss Russell takes the role Of o
snsw woman" and q man hater-but
most charming new woman, slteit she
succeeds In turning SEVERAL Of her
friends against their hustA and low
ers. Charles kiohnaan and Mira. u. ID
Gilbert, both well remembered In Au-
eustin Daiy's company, are In support
Of Miss kussell.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18

tourist systsm Of the Pernsylvania rail-
road on May 20. Visiting Gettysburg dur
ing the Memorial day oersmonisa. Rates,
Boston, ss5; New York. go.
Itinerary Of d. n. Bell. Tourist Agent,
eos Washington street., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
What Shall We Have for Dessert /

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jel.-O.
a delicious and healthfnl dessert Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
baking simply add boiling water and
set to c66l. Favors:-- Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
Entertainment

furnished by hung white frock clerks gave perfect sats
faction to everybody We will do part toward entertaining
YOU Saturday evening" and quote the following low prices
There will reserved mo) every thing goes These
prices are good oil day Ftiday AMI Saturday.
Fowl lie Lamb Legs, loe Limb Fcrcs &c. Rhubarb DC,
Cucumbs Sc Greens zoe, Spinach Green's l5c, Dande-
lion Greens poe We furnish with Turkeys Chickens
Asparagus Green Beans Peas Wax Beans ond Tomatoes
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
READY TO USE THINGs.

The J. Il, Libby company made hi
when they jnaugurated their Friday an Q
Saturday aales OF Ready to Use 1hiugs =
They announce q long list CT them thi'
NOR ming. and At prioss which mnst At
tract buyers. Aimost everyone will f,7
something they need in the list.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
BOYS CLOTHING.

BOYS CLOTHING.
Thinking of those $500 suits that
we advertised last week? Sorry you
couldn't get here? Well, Wen give
you another chance, but you'll have
to come early. There are only few
of them. They're worth anywhere
from s1.00 to $500 more than we
are selling them for. n you're
among the lucky ones this is what
you'll get.
Boys all wool Long Pant
suits, ages IA to 10, were 5000 10
$500. Friday and Safur-
day. $500.
Boys Bicycle Pants, 8 to
Is, Sl.25.
Boys Houses. soc quail
ity. for 25c.
Boys Bicycle Suits, 8 to
16, $3.50. 4.5O. 300.
Boys suits that were 90,
400 and 500. Friday and
Saturday. Sl.0S.
a-.--s ~
BOYS 0VERC0ATS
Trim, stylish coats that will add
dignity to any hoy.
Boys OvercOats. ages 4
10 I6, S2.7O.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
MORRILLS.

The basket ball team CONTESTED with
the Desring High school. held . suoosaE-
ful sneial aud dance last evening ct
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
AN ATTRACTIVE SPRING OUTING.

A very abrasive tour to Gettysburg.
Luray and Washington Will leave Bcs-
ten undsr the personally conducted
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
xEw ADvERrrsEmExrs
WE EMPLOY A TAILOR

make clothing fit customers And
0vercoats bought the taos
product materials fit Price the only of
off before
elf att same Here's how do it.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
Portland, May Is. 1900.

q SOOuS we DOuSHI our uuSilH OuueI
very early in the season before the advance
took place, and are therefore able to offer you
very choice line of Muslin Underwear at almost the
old prices which you have been accustomed to pay
for these goods--so the benefit of our forethought
is all yours.
There's great line of Corset Covers, square,
round and neck, in all sorts of styles and many
arrangements of trimming-they begin at 25c and
90 up to 81 90 for one of the finest materials and
made in the most elaborate STYLE
Drawers, umbrella style and otherwise, tucked
and ruf1ed and trimmed with lace and Swiss
broidery, at 25c up to 500 pair
SOC gets very good Night Robe. and from
that you go high in price as your purse will
allow and suit your individual idea as to the
style. A splendid assortment of white muslin
Skirts, trimmed with ruffies and tucks, Swiss inser-
ton and other embellishments at SOC to 500 and
$500.
This department also makes speciality of
"Suits' of Underwear, consisting of five pieces, at
500 up Aprons here too, from the planest one
of white lawn to the dainty lace and ribbon crea-
tons.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18

| MEMS UNDERWEAR.
Mems sum sner shirts and
Drawers. pic each.
Mems full finished Bal
briggan shirts and Draw.
ers, A5e each.
MEMS SUSPEnDERS.
100 Dozen Mems Suspen-
ders. neat, sensible, comfortable,
at Hoe pair.
Mems 25c Suspenders for
Ice pair.
HATS.
This department has everything
that's up to-date in shape, shade
and quality at clothing store prices.
MEN, TIES.
Four.in.hands and Teclks
al 23e.
ME.'S GLOVES.
We carry coh.p!cte line of Mems
Dress and Street Gloves at Low
Prices.
MEMS FANCY SHIRTS.
yztn's AliOver Fancy
shirts. SOC quality for 30c.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
MEMS OVERCOATS.

Might keep them awhile and get
full prices. Materials and labor are
going up.
But we've cut profits and you'll
be the only one to gain, il you buy.
You'll pay higher price for coats
not nearly as good next fall.
Mems $1,000 OvercOafs.
dark mixtures. Friday and
Saturday. S6.9S.
Mems Gray Mixed Vic-
uma OvercOafs. The dressiest
coat made, satin faced, nicely lined,
were $1,000. Friday and Sat
urday. $500.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18

| BICYCLE PANTS.
Mems bicycle Pants,
Si.0O.
Mems Shepherd Plaid
bicycle Pants, $l.75.
SHOES.
You'll buy RalstOn shoes il
you're man and want the Best
Footwear that $500 can buy.
We're sole agents for this vicinity
and carry fine line OF these cele-
brated Health shoes in all
feathers.
And these representatives of
complete shoe store are worth deal
more than the asking price.
Mems Wax Calf shoes,
$3.50.
Mems SHOES at SLIGO, Los
Boys shoes at SIPS,
I.5O, I.S9.
Little Gents shoes, 0Sc
Little Gents Russet Calf
shoes. SI.25.
Mems Bicycle Balls. Sl.5O
Boys Bicycle Balls. $l.30
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
Cratified.

The sidewalk committee should have mt the sign Stand
ing Room only last SATURDAY. rv = "i custom rs
in our store considerable tAe crowd OUTSIDE
The
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
MEMS SUITS.

MEMS SUITS.
Quality sticks out all over them.
Turn them inside out and the result
is the same.
Not slight anywhere, even in
workmanship.
II you've an idea Of buying, these
attractions will surely draw you here.
lot Of Mems $1,000 Grey
Mixed suits, sos.
Hot of Mems Suits, dark
and light mixtures, that were $500.
Friday and Saturday, $500
and GOO.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-18
M - e. SsSr*

We have the pick of the
gardens hereabouts because we
demand it. We've been doing
business with our gardeners for
years and we understand each
othe- thoroughly. The choice,
early vegetables come here first.
If you can't find what you want
here, ii is waste OF time to
look elsewhere. But we keep
Prices down to the minimum,
if our standard of quality is
rather high. What shall we
send you today2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19

Congress ana Barnard streets.
Phones %.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19
PUBLISHED ron INFORMATION.

city OF Savannah.
once Clerk OF Council.
Oct 70. 1900
The following resolution adopted az a
meeting OF Council. held on the evening
OF the nth inst. is herewith published for
the Information OF all concerned.
Ry Alderman Dixon
Resolved by the Mayor and Aldermen
Or the city OF Savannah In Council as
scmbled. That the ordnance for the re-
naming OF streets south % Anderson
street be published for information and
that Council invites an expression OF the
views and wishes Of the citizens OF sa-
vannah. and particularly OF those
residing south Of Anderson street
or owning property IN this sec
don. concerning the wisdom and ex-
pediency OF the ordinance. those views TO
be expressed by petition or other written
communication. or Orally. al the next
meeting OF Council az which time the
ordinance will be read on It's passage.
An ordnance 90 rename the streets IN
the city Of Savannah south OF Ander-
son street.
Section l. Be II ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen Of the city Of Savannah
IN Council assembled. concerning the
streets in the city OF Savannah south Oh
Anderson street. that hereafter First and
ST. james streets shall be known az
rhirty-nrst street.
second. elliott and ST. Paul streets
shall be hereafter known as Thirty
second street
Third. Grapevine. West Third and 81.
Nicholas streets shall be hereafter known
as Thlrty-thlnd street.
Fourth. Blsmark. West Fourth and ST
John streets shall he hereafter known as
Thitry-fourth street
Flfth. Sarah. wilder. West Fifth 81
Michael and Brady streets shall be here.
after known az Thirty-afth street.
sixth Willow. Weet Sixth and s.,
Thomas streets shall be hereafter known
as Thirty-sixth street.
Seventh and East seventh streets shall
he hereafter known as Thlrty-seventh
strec;
Eighth. Center James and East Eighth
streets shall be hereafter known as
Thirty-eighth street.
Ninth and Eas, Ninth streets shall be
be hereafter known as Forty-second
street.
Tenth. Church and East Tenth streets
shall be hereafter known as Fortieth
street.
Eleventh and Lamar streets (or avenue
shall be hereafter known as For,y-nrst
street
Twelfth and South avenue streets shall
hereafter known as Forty-second street.
sec. 2 BE Il further ordained. that all
ordinances and parts OF ordinances 81
conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed WA. =. BAILEY.
Clerk Of Council
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19
EIIl2l;.9S.I|'!y!!Ill!j
srgAkiNG Ar swArNsnoHo.
Addresses ~ Congressman Lester
nnd Mr.. sheppard.

Addresses ~ Congressman Lester
mud Mr.. sheppard.
swniuthoro. Ca. oct 1s.-Mr. ". ".
Sheppard cand date Tor presidential cleo
tor OF enc FIRST Congressional district.
spoke on the national issues here yesier-
day Ills speech was well arranged. forci-
biz ana 20 tho point. and was vel received
by large ana appreclative audience. At
the conclusion Of Mr.. Sheppard speech
cries went up from al parts Of thc house
Tor Lester. Lester The congressman re-
sponded Ia "a few brief remarks. which
we're unfortunately cut short By the hour
having arrived for court. His remarks
were well received. and the people regret
that he did not have the time 10 finish.
Everybody IN this county knows Col. Les
ter and is always glad to hear anything
that he has 20 say.
The Superior Court docket O. very
heavy. and cannot nearly be disposed OF
this week There viii be an adjourned
term IN December
Kerry Hall. who was released by Jus
lice Moring IN preliminary triu for the
murder Of Manning Hall. has been indict-
el and q now Ia jail He viii be repre-
scented hy Coils. Warren and Stafford Of
the local bar MessTs Daniel. HeTfingt ION
and Brown VIII assist Solicitor Rawliug
in the prosecution.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19
Madison Square, West, N. v.
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kENNEl- RELATIVES ara friends OF
Mrs Ann Konney. Of Mr and Mrs. } a.
r Ben and OF Nir and Mrs c. Best are
invited 10 attend the funeral Of the former
from IIabersham and Fifth streets at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
MILLER-The relatives and friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Miller and family are
invited 90 attend the funeral OF tho latter
from Thunderbolt. at 40 O'Clock ,his az
ternoon.
PARIsH.-The friends and acquaint-
ances OF Mr. George W Parish and
family are respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral OF Mr.. George W Parish
from ST. Paurs Church. corner Barnard
and Duffy streets AZ i:3o p. m.
PETERsoN.-The relatives aud friends
OF Mr. and Mrs c. A. Peterson are invited
to attend the funeral OF the former from
his late residence. No. SO East Hunting
don street. this afternoon az o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
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liable.
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Testimonials simply prove that the tab
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fun package costs but nifty cents az your
druggists. They are worth that II they
only help you a little bit The chance -
worth taking AZ the price.
We put IL on that basis because you don't
know about tho tablets. II YOU knew as
much about them as we do you would
have complete confidence. this advertising
would De unnecessary We have seen them
cure the worst cases Of stomach trouble.
Cases OF long ctanding and obsiinacy.
cases that other medicines and even high
priced doctors had failed 70 subdue
Here are some testimonials. II you care
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writes For six years have been troubled
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[
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