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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-08-15

Nome Paper on the Situation Ths~.
There Is no doub, that the situation is
serious enough, and II promises To grow
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mayor Reynolds left Saturday for De-
troit, Mich, to attend the biennial con-
vention of the Supreme lodge, knights
OF Pythias, which will be held there this
week
Mr.. Allen Hackett and daughter, Mrs.
Spaulding, who have been stopping at
their cottage at Ocean Park for the sum-
mer, are at the home of Mrs. Hackett S
son, Mr. Fred Hackett on Kelsey street
for week before leaving for their home
at Pittstleld.
Miss Susie Sawyer of Gray was at
Pleasantdale, Friday, calling on friends
Miss Sawyer is one OF the teachers in the
Elm street school.
Mrs Chickering OF Izittery, is a guest
of Mr.. William Roberts at Crockett s
Corner.
Miss Florence Nutter has returned to
her home on Evans street, from visit
to Long island.
A child of George Bartlett, Main street,
Knigbtyille, is reported sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. Fred J. Melaugh and a party of
friends left this city Saturday to spend
Sunday with friends at Lewiston.
Harry Rogers, Elm street, has entered
the employ Of F. D. Folsom in Portland.
Miss Mae Gardner, who has been in
the home of her cousin, Miss Ethel Fuller
ton for week past, left for her home at
Somerville, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. James Kennison of Brown street,
is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Annie
Lock OF Chelsea. Mass,
Mrs. DR.. Messer of Summer street, is
visiting relatives at Madison and Show
hogan.
The annual examination of teachers
Of the South Portland schools and the
second examination for admission to the
High school will be held in the high
school room, Saturday, Sept. lst, at 8
a. M.
Miss Stellar and Miss Du Bots, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Benner for the past three weeks, have
returned to their homes at Poughkeepsie,
New York.
Miss Georgia E. Butler of East Boston,
is visiting at the home of her friend,
Miss Ella Stevens, Beach street, Willard.
Corporal Batz of Battery E, 9TH artil-
lery of Fort Preble, accompanied by his
wife, left Friday FOR visit to his par
ents at Quebec, Can.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
WOODFORDS.

Thursday evening there was very
large crowd at Riverton, in fact one of
the largest of the season. The Portland
Railroad Company easily AMI safely
handled the people with line of 55 brill
liantly lighted cars which made as fine
display OF rolling stock as can be found
in the country extending as they did
from in front of the casino around the
loop n3arly to the exit from the park.
Excellent progress is being made on
Mr.. George Edwards's new residence on
Brighton Avenue, Woodfords Highlands.
A new fire alarm boz, No SO, of the key
less type, has been located at the corner
of Lincoln and Beacon streets by City
Electrician Cummings. A box has been
greatly needed at that point for some
time and the residents are much pleased.
Arthur @. Frost, the market gardener,
Forest Avenue, Riverton, has recently
completed a new boiler house to be used
for heating hot beds for early vegetables
Of all kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peters and Maste
Walter OF Lincoln street are spending a
week at Putnam Hall, Lower Bartlett,
N. II.
The children of William W. Har-
mon, the Woodfords barber, are visitingr
relatives at Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Watson, Forest
Avenue, Oakdale, were guests Thursday
at the Gem OF the Bay, Princes Point.
Henry Woodfords IS working at j. B
Dresser's Woodfords livery stable.
Mrs. D. B. Smith, of Stevens Avenue,
wife of Manager Smith Of the River
ton Park casino, is visiting rela-
tives at Standish where her son Master
Paul is spending the summer.
The Misses Alice and Marguerite Saw
yer, of Maiden, Mass, who are summer
Ing in Maine, are visiting relatives at
Woodfords and in the CT ty.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
ATE CLANS All sPURWINK.

Atlantic lodge of Nlasons went to Spur
wink Saturday on their annual outing
There were many other people went
with this lodge besides those who are
members of it, bat nearly all of them
were Masons. The oldest man in the
party was d. II. Chandler, the veteran
bandmaster, who enjoyed himself more
than did some of the younger men. There
were a few in the party who had ener-
gy enough to start ball game, but this
was more remarkable for the errors that
were made than for the good playing.
Late in the afternoon the party sat down
to one of MitchelI's famous clam bakes
which was declared to be the equal OF
any shore dinner ever served at this ia
nous resort. The Masons reached home
about Z O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
GORHAM.

Arrivals for the week at the Jose house
were: Charles E. Clements, WateryiIle;
J. S Bracket t, Limington; Larse r.
Brown, Auburn; Fred Floyd, Portland;
W. A, Laynes, New York World; F. II.
Dam, Woodfords: Sadie Bonnison, Cor
ham; DIR. Fl. Il. Hall, Portland; j. B.
Worden, Portland; f. A Thomas, Port
land; R. H. Dyer, South Portland; L.
Hutchinson, Portland; S A. Mad
den, Louisville, KY; L. A. Farrell, Bos-
ton; A S. A. Kegars, Boston; George
M. Bessey, GoIham: E. P. Phillips, Col
orado; James Phillips, Colorado Springs;
Samuel Regan, Portland; William Pills
bury. Gorham; G. II. Bradbury, West
Buxton; Miss Laura Boothby, West Bux-
ton; George Huntoon, South Portland;
j. v. Monson, Passie, N. j.; Captain
j. Kelley, New York; DR.. D. E. Pat
ten, Boston; Joseph Worden, Gorham /;
George Cannon, Boston; James Wallace,
Portland; Walter Douglass, Portland.
Mrs, Jacob Baker, formerly of Gorham
and a much respected woman, widow OF
the late j @. Baker, was brought here
from Massachusetts, yesterday and was
buried from the Congregational chapel at
2 p, m. The services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. George Lewis of South Ber-
wick. The music was by the COngrega-
tiOnal quartette. The floral offerings
were very large and costly The funeral
was under the direction of Mr.. l.. W..
Brown. The interment was at Eastern
cemetery,
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
SUFFRAGE DAY.

Friday was Suffrage Day at Ocean park.
The morning session was given to pa
per. woman Suffrage the Logical Out
come of Evolution, - written by Mrs. e.
II. Bigelow of Portland and read by Miss
S. A. Clark. This paper took up new
phase of the subject by showing that the
male element of life was originally feeble
undeveloped and that ages passed before
it became equal to the female. The SEEM
ing subsection of woman has been tenn
porary to give man an opportunity for de-
velop ing to the same extent. The growth
now is in the direction of equal stand
ards of living and equal opportunities for
man and woman. After the paper a
question box was conducted by Miss De-
Merritt, president of the Old Orchard
Suffrage club. This brought out help
full discussion on such questions as ''Wiu
women vote if empowered to do SOP"
." viii women vote according to their
Judgment or as their relatives votes''
"Why are many women Indifferent on
this question:" The afternoon session
was opened with music by Mrs. Moore
of Saco. A large audience had assembled
to greet Mrs, Carrie Chapman Gait of
New York, the president OF the National
American Woman Suffrage Association.
She spoke in her usual clear and attract
i've manner, giving an account of the
change brought to woman's life through
the gradual removal of many industries
from the home. AS men have from time
to time taken work from the hands of
women opportunity has been offered for
broader interests. The changes that have
come are but the working out of the oil
vine law which has human welfare its
nd A work conference followed in
which Mrs. Gait gave valuable sugges-
tiOns to the climbs for effective work
Large delegations from Portland ana
Old Orchard were present and many
friends OF the cause from other states.
When the session closed a hearty vote
of thanks was given to the assembly for
It's courtesy and hospitality and to Mrs.
Gait for her helpful words,
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
AUTO RAN AWAY.

Laurel House, N. z, August 25.--It
was by almost superhuman strength that
Max Thiel,a manufacturer of PhiIadeI-
phia, saved three.women and himself from
being dashed 48O feet into the ravine of
the Kaaterskill falls by an automobile
that had become unmanageable.
Thiel and the three women assembled
the Kaaterskill in an auto. and started
for the Laurel house, Kaaterskill falls.
When within few yards of the hotel,
and while going down steep moline, the
brakes OF the machine refused to work,
and the auto started for the ravine.
Thiiel wrenohed madly at the guiding
bar of the machine, and finally succeeded
in turning it into the stump of an up
rooted tree. The women were thrown
thirty feet by the shock, but landed in a
thick growth of evergreens,a and sustained
no injuries.
Thiel hung on to the auto, watch was
badly smashed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
SHOES FOR THE SOUTH.

Narragansett Pier, R. l., August 3d.
The Southern Shoe Jobbers' association
held its second annual August outing
here today with % firms represented out
of a membership of 40. The Presidents
report showed that the number of New
England shoes distributed by Southern
jobbers had increased from 969, 14O cases
in 1895 to 1859, 11S cases in 1899. The
association is in healthy condition.
The members pledged themselves to put
the southern business on a more practi-
cal basis, as to terms in which the cas-.
tern. middle and western state associa-
tiong have heretofore had an advantage
over the South. Several papers were
nresentad.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
A FIELD DAY.
Great Diamond COttagers Had Good
Time.

The annual outing of the Great Dia-
mond Island Association took place at
the island Saturday afternoon. 1t was a
most enjoyable occasion and a large num-
Der Of the cottagers and Invited friends
were on hand to witness the contests of
speed n different lines, to partake Of a
bountiful supper and then to conclude
the pleasant days exercises by dancing.
The aquatic sports came first in the list
of the days attractions. Start was made
by pulling off the swimming contest. Ira
Berry came out winner. Charles r. Flagg
was second and Ralph Powers was third.
The tub race was won by Robert Chap
man, ana Charles f. Flagg and Ira Ber-
ry were respectively second and third.
The rowing race was won by Philip
Chapman and Ralph Emery, who had
Lawrence Day as their coxswain.
In the yacht "a ce the Vim came out
first, commanded by Captain Brann.
The Ethel, Captain Goodnow. was second
and the Nautilus, Captain Lawrence,
was third,
The twenty yards dash by several
young AbUl6S CduS6u IL SISbO Q5dl VI liz
terest. Miss Mollie Fairbanks proved to
be the smost fleet of foot. Miss Bessie
W hite was second and Miss Helen
White was third. The potato race by
the ladies was both interesting and
funny, and the laughter created
was most furious Miss Bessie White was
first, Miss MolIie Fairbanks second and
Miss Helen White was third. The potato
race by the young men was won by Phil
ip Chapman. James Durham and Ralph
Powers were tied for second honors. Har-
rison Chapman won first place in the
broad jump; Dan Drummond was Sec
ond; and Porter Hemingway was third.
Robert Goodnow was first in the fifty
yards dash with Philip Chapman second
and franklin Lawrence third. Chapman
and Lawrence were the winning combi-
nation in the three legged race with Rob
ert Chapman and Ralph Powers second
and Dan Drummond and Harrison Chap
man third.
The supper and dance took place in FL
we'll hall.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
L. P. BEALs co. OUTING.

The annual outing of the employees of
the L. P. Beals Co. took place at Long
island on Saturday The plant OF this
concern was closed all day. The party
was composed of IS OF the young men
Of the establishment and pleasant day
was enjoyed. A tinge of sadness hung
over this years outing, however, and
all of the young mon who were present
Saturday were visibly reminded of the
tragic death Of their former beloved
employer, Capt. Thomas P. Beals. The
day was quietly passed. Dinner was
served at Cushing's.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
CHEBEAGUE.

Chebeague, August 25.-Sloop A. L.
Hamilton, Capt. George Cleaves, sailed
for Somes Sound the 22d inst, at who b
place she will load stone for Boston.
Mr.. II. L. Hamilton, the carpenter,
has taken the contract to build large
double cottage on Littlejohn's island for
Boston parties.
Capt Sumner e. Hamilton has gone
to Delaware to take charge of a break
water in process of construction.
Mrs l. II. WeDber and daughter
Francis with Miss Hattie Il, Billings 0 t
Livermore Mills are visiting relatives
here.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
RED MEMS FIELD DAY.
The First Annual Occurs Monday,
S eptember 3, at Long Island.

The committee of the Red Men on
field day has made all preparations for
the first annual fsld day and grand
good time is assured all who attend, and
those wishing to go should procure tick
cts at once. A short parade win be given
before taking the boat and there will be
about four hundred "sayages'' in line.
A fine list of sports has been arranged
so that there will be something for ev-
erybody to enjoy. Cushing will supply
the shore dinner. The Great Chiefs OF
the Great Council of Maine have been
invited and win doubtless be in attend
ance. All members should bear in mind
that only one week remains In which
to procure tioksts and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

nor RENT CONVENIENT FOR B. & NJ. r.
b r. MAN-An exceptionally well located
sunny fiat of 8 rooms, with bath. steam heat
Darn, fruit trees, etc. located No. 13 A ST.,
knghlYllle. overlooking the harbor. Special
nducement to railroad men. FREDERICK s.
VAIL, Real Estate, First National Bank
Building 25-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

Capt. Sumner Weber of the U. S. L..
H. steamer Mistletoe of Tonpkinsville,
N. Y, with his wife are visiting his
daughter, Mrs. h. S. Hamilton.
vatory of Music, Boston, Is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton.
The James M Hamilton received a
cargo Of 81 tons OF coal the oath inst.
We are very glad to report Mr.. A, A.
Hamilton entirely recovered from his re-
cant illnass
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
THE TEACHERS HOMEWARD
BOUND.

Delaware Breakwater, Del, August
25.-The government transports NIcPher-
son, Rawlins, Crook and Sedgewick, bear
ing the Cuban teachers, passed out to
sea on the voyage to Havana at
O'Clock this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
HI PORTLAND-Ther never was tins
when such trades could be bought IN South
Portland real estate as at Present. VIII sell
hnnsa. with good lots IN GOOD nalrhhnrhllll
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
TIE CARPENrERs, Union.

The Carpenters union of this city have
made arrangements to spend Labor
Day, September 8, at Merrymeeting park.
All labor men in the oity are cordially
invited. Reduced rates have been So
cured from the Maine Central railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

TWO furnished rooms modern house. Deer
ing Highlands, y minutes from Preble ST 3,
pleasant views, radiator heat. electric lights,
use of bath, two minutes from three different
car lines brick sidewalk on street, very health
full and convenient location, no board. reason
able price. Address A. G., Box 1867. 22-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

ITO LET-A fine separate rent OF seven
rooms, bath, heat, etc. This Tent is first
class in every respects nice location. price
SIG. Also furnished or unfinished rent of
four rooms. 70 OCEAN AVENUE. 27-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

nor SALE-Eighteen house lots, being ,a J,
A. balance of AZ lots In Fessenden PARK Paw s.~
which have been sold within the pa'1 ' s.'
weeks. VIII exchange for anything that ID 1 ~
Judgment Is as good or better than oa5n. .,ln@
a sure Investment they are just the rleha e 81
Apply TO GEO. w. BROWN, % bxohanEes 2ri
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

DOR RENT House No. 80 State street. de-
lghtfully situated. corner Of Gray, con
aiming 10 rooms. bath, hotwater heat open fire
place. hard wood floors etc. Special Induce
nents to small private family. Apply to CAT.
las. KEAZER. 80 State ST. or 10 FREDER-
OK S. VAIL, Real Estate, First Nat Bank
Bldg. Pol
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

mo LET-A fine mouse just completed, beau
Il tiful location in Coyle Park, overlooking
the bay 10 rooms with bath. and Ell modern
cOnvenIences. Apply to l.. NJ. LEIGHTON or
GEO. w. BROWN, 50 Exchange St jly3O-tf
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

ITO LET-Furnshed rooms at No. Z G. St.;
i ring left hand bell. Apply 1T house or
c. J. Mcdonald 1o6 A Exchange St, city. 2OI
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

a. rooms, with bath ard laundry. steam S.. II
set bowls hot and cold water 10 be solS Io v
settle the estate of Samuel Waterhone 71 n.y. 10
quire Of SAMUEL WATERHOUSE & S0Ve
1867 Fore street. $50
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

nor SALE-.Bicycle buggy, a new ton blrrr
Workmanship, material and finish. ''V's 1os Of
handsome carriage in every way Retail n ns;Iy
was $500, will be sold at bargain A,' d p,' 70
seen at Taylor's Stable, Oak street Ad a. ue
Woodfords. SeI1seIs
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

ITO LET-At Highland Square DeernR, new
single house ten rooms, bath. large attic.
corner lot. sunny and pleasant, on line of cleo
kitchen, or lodging or boarding house. Terms
reasonable. Apply CEDAR ST. Ring right
bell. 21-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

A RCANA LODGE. I o. G. T.. will have a
"A Pie Supper on Wednesday evening, Aug
%, at $50 o'clock. All ladies are requested to
bring pie. 271
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

FOR KENI-Next to corner, rooms. 100, up
stairs, nice order, quite sunny; price rea-
sonable for year rate; possession given Sept.
5tn Inquire A.-C. LIBBY, - ID Exchange St.,
or y. n. HOOPER, 482 Congress Street 221
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

VWANTED-At Elm Cottage, West Poland,
w Me- good board at reasonable rates. You
will make no mi take to investigate the place.
and the prices viii be right. Apply TO MkS H.
L. ALLEN, West Poland, Me. 25-2
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

NOR SALE The only available lot OF land
on the Western Promenade, located be-
tween the residences OF DIossers. Garland and
Conley Also a frst-class furnished cottage
to TRUE BROS No. 3o4 Fore street. SLIT
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

NOR SALE Boarding and lodging bor--
n containing 5 rooms, bath aud Steam 9ass
The very best location in the central see4in 'eak
city. Receive from room rental alone 1SreaoI
beng retained for owners use $50 IN 81 rgoMs
800 in winter. Best OF reasons for selsiI
FRANK b. SHEPHERD q CO.. Real Eng s,ags.
Office, As Exchange street. Ok sS1'a'e
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

no LET-O On Peaks Island for balance Of
season, cottage Of large rooms. well fur
nished and very Convenient, fireplace, near
landing, best view on the island. Rent SIS for
rest Of season. A. G. LIBBY, 40 IL Exchange
street. ESaa 24-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

Forty words inserted under this head
ONE week for IS cents, cash ina advance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

DIANO Secondhand Sou
A pianos. 1-3 octayes, carved legs rnaae
corners, in good condition; McPhaif Hung IHuna
man, cash or lnsiallments. At STONY
street, Rooms and g. over owen 4 Moorss
15I
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

NO LEI-In western part OF city, detached
house of 10 rooms. slate roof, double bay
steam heat, bath ana laundry special
consideration for term lease. Address H.. ia
Neal street 24-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

The Youths Companion wants to know
why ponds Extracts like Time" and truly
because it heals many a wound.''
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
FoR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.


one week for rs cents. cash In advance.
NOR sALE-A we'll established CONNECTION
IL cry business, located near Congress
Square, fully stocked and doing good busi-
ness. This is an exceptional opening to get an
established business at very moderate price.
VAIL, Real Estate, First National Bank
Building. 2l1
NOR SALE-Stuated ON Oak street. one
wooden house of Il rooms and bata. conve-
nieDtly arranged, set tubs in laundry. cemented
cellar. steam heat, lot 30 it. frontage so it.
deep. For price and particulars inquire OF
I'll ENRY S. tricky. 121 Exchange street.
,24iB
nor SAL Elegant seashore site for sum
mer cottages, containing is acres, has
water 'front.' of 750 feet extensive ocean views,
on electric car line, niles from Monument
Square bui ding lots are already engaged out
must all be sold to one party first w. IL.
WALDRON & CO.. 1870 Middle street. aug24tf
NOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE-An excep-
tonabR desirable modern house. located
near Western Promenade, having hard wood
floors, ODen fireplace. etc, nearly 70 feet 'front.'
age on street, sunny exposure and unoDsructed
view. Inspection by permit only; price $4,000
FREDERICK S. VAIL Real Estate, First
National Bank Building. PAL
NOR SALE-Less than lie per foot; bar
n gain in a corner Or, in Deering District;
easy terms of payment, corner Concord and
Leland Sts., get out of electric car at Deerlng
Center, corner LOT, 20 1t. front, only one street
away from electrics and schools. See w. W.
HOOPER. 60 Pleasant avenue, not FAR away or
address at WoOdfords. 23l
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
MAINSPRINGS, 75c.

The best American Mansprings. made by
the Egn and Waltham companies. Warranted
Tor one year. MCKINNEY, the jeweler,
Monument Square. ily20dM
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
important TO Mothers.


The Button Fiend.
McJigger-He's the most loud mouthed
fellow I ever met. He hasn't all his
buttons, has he?
Thingumbob-No, indeed! He'll buy
every new one that comes out during the
campaign.-Philadelp Press.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

40 Pine street. i roona agd %afh hot and
cold water, hot water heat, all modern cOnye-
niences. price $500 per month. Apply to
WILLIAM II. WILLARD, No. 1841a Middle
street. 24s1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

nor SALE-A ladies' wheel for sale. rarm.
moderate. Address MISS l. A. COfFIN'
the Sherwood. osl a"
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

Patient (waiting impatiently at Doctors
ofice)-When will the doctor be here?
I've been waiting nearly half an hour.
Servant-What of that? The doctor
has been waiting nearly four months for
vou!-Elieeendp Blatta~~
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

rgyO LET-A very pleasant suite of 2 rooms.
4 hot and cold water, steam heat, furnished
or unfinished; also one single room. l42
ST. corner of Park ST 24-H
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
STEAMERS.
International Steamship Go.
- FOR -

- FOR -
Easiport, Luhao, Calais, St. John. N 3. Halifax, Ms.
and all parts of New Brunswick, Novs Scotia,
Frlnce Edward Island and Cape Breton. The
N. b.
Summer Arrangement.
On and after Monday MAY IA, steamers will
4eSVs railroad Wharf. Portland. on Monday,
wednesday and Friday at 8 80 p. m. Return
l 5 leaye st. John, EastpOrt and Lubec Mon
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
pm. ~ - -
For tickets and staterooms apply at the Pine
1lree .1lcket Of1ce, go Middle Street or for
oIner Information at COmpany's once, Railroad
Wharf loot of State street
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash in advance,
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

DOR SALE-For S26a0), the first "a vomn.-
a of Maine Reports, IN Ierfe I condln ',o.
formerly property OF Boston LAWYER nog
deceased. Win complete set If desired s ana
sell for $4,000 ALVIN G. DRts,IR. s "4S
Exchange Street. Portland, Maine. %i Il
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27

HON SALE-At Peaks Island two furnished
six and eight room cottages, modern In.
prOVements; also water works and about
100, 600 square feet OF land. This property ~
centrally located and has a fine view Of ihe
ocean and surrounding country and wonld
make a, magnificent location for summer
hotel. Addres n, this office. al
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-27
DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON.

From July 3rd to- October 1st
steamers viii leave Railroad Wharf, Portland,
lot 3 2sbon, on Tuesdsy and Saturday. During
Juiy lne hour OF leaving will be z a. m. During
august aud september will leave at $50 a. m.
j. F. LISCOhTB, Supt
may tt H.. r HERsEY, Agent.