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There is no disease more uncertain in It's.
nature than dyspepsia Physicians say that
the symptoms Of no two cases agree. 1t is
therefore most difficult to make a correct
diagnosis. No matter how severe, OF under
what disguise dyspepsia attacks you, Browns
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diseases of the stomach, blood and nerves.
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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
MORRILLS.

Mia Little Of Leland Avenue and
Leonard street, who has been Ill, 10 re-
ported better.
The Union Bible Class will meet with
Mr.. Plummer. Leland Avenue. next
Monday. Jan. s9th.
Mr.. h. @. Jones Of Leland street has
been making important improvements In
his residence.
Walter Converse Jones Of Leonard
street Is quite Ill
Capt. Croker OF Deering Center has
gone to New York.
Mrs. Wiswsll Of Massach usetts. former
iy of this place, has recently been in
Deering.
Miss Stella Davis was very welcome in
the p. U. Shakespeare Club, from which
shs has been necessarily absent for some
time, on Monday last.
Mir. Arthur Jones has retired from
his former place with Johnston and
HALEY, and thinks Of entering upon other
work.
Mrs. Margaret Cheney Rogers Of South
Norridgswook Is visiting her grandpar'
snts, who are both very siok In their
home on waverly formerly Maple) street.
Miss Eva Jones of Richardson street ID
expected to give talk on birds at Crosby
hall for the benefit o the peering High
school.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
The wheeImen and Their Friends En-
joy Themselves at Wilson's Dancing
Academy.

There was a very pleasant gathering
at Wilson's dancing academy last evening
the occasion being the first Of three as
sem blies to be held under the auspices II
the Portland Bicycle Path association.
The purpose Of the assemblies Ia to raise
sufficient funds to complete the bicycle
path to Riverton. Last summer through
the energy and zeal of the member Of
the association sufficient money was
raised to construct = considerable por-
ton OF the path. and this year the oom-
mittes 10 confident Of securing enough
funds to ocmplets the project. THERE'S
already S1C0 In the treasury which was
donated last summsr by the management
Of Rivsrton Park and the proceeds OF
the assemblies should be sufficient to I'm
ish the good work.
The assembly last evening was FRO
nouncso success In every way. The At
tendance was large and everybody pres
emit had grand good time. The hall
was tastsfully decorated and nothing was
left undone to make the patrons Of the
affair enjoy themselves.
In order TO assist In the completion Of
the bicycle path every wheelman In Port
land should purchase tickets for the two
coming assem- lies which will be heidi
on February 7th and February 21st.
The committee Of arrangements hav-
ing charge OF the assemblies Ia composed
Of the following gentlemen; o. p. !.
Wish, A. W. Lowell, q. W. Small, G. III.
p. Steel, b. II. Farnsworth.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR.

Augusta, January 24.-Governor Pow
ers made the following appointments to
day:
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Ezra q. Stevens, Chelsea.
State Liquor missicner-James W..
Wakefield, Bath.
Inspector Of Prisons and Jails-Whit-
man Sawyer. Portland.
Recorder ssco Municipal Court-George
A. Emery, Saco.
Chairman Board Of Registration, Rel
fast-Gilman p. Lombard, Belfast.
Member state Poard Of Health-Milton
@. Wedgewcod, Lewiston.
Trustee Soldiers Orphans Home, bath
John o, Shaw, Bath.
Agent to Prevent Cruelty-O. r. Rich,
Eden.
Commissioner to take Dispositions and
Disclosures of Trustses-Hslen A.
knowlton, Rockland.
Coronsrf-Georgs II. Allen, Buck sport ;
Thomas j. Finnigan, Bangor; George
III. Phoenix. Alfred.
Notaries public-Edwin K. Gardner,
Dennysville; II. w. Colder. Belgrade
Mills; j. Ii. Blake, Portland; Edgar T..
Spragus, Auburn; James a. Place. Ber-
wick Is. Berwiok); ]. W. Crooker.
kookland; Augustus Bailey: Gardner;
Frank Ii. Flynn. South Berwick; j. q.
Chabot, lewiston; VIM. II. CULVER,
Portland; Edward B. MeaIs, Bar Har
Dor; h. A. Duncan, Bath.
Trial Justioss-Frank A. Adams. Ban
gor; Merritt Parsons, Buoktield; Guy G.
stancbfisld, Millinockst; John o.. Hayes,
Limerick; S. ID. Edwards. Oxford.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-Ber-
trond q. March, Arthur l.. Farnsworth.
l.. Frank Jones. Portland; Albert III.
Spear, Gardner; Charles NJ, Piummer.
Freedom; john A. Perkins, Nobleboro
Alfred +. Sidelipaer, SBoothbsy Back
River); Harry II. BseGy, Phillips; Lind
ley H. Folsom, Gresnville; Horace A.
Bennett, Danforth; Charles W. Pierce,
Alfred A. Montgomery, Portland; Pere'
CRIME White, Bangor; Robert ]. Nc
Dun, La Grange; Ruscoe Libby. Leban-
on; A. w. Shaw, WsstbTook (Cumb her.
land Mills); Frank ID. flynn, South
Berwick; Howard II. Cook, Bangor; W.
II. Brown. Auburn; W. H.: Miles. Lis
bon; j. Carroll Mead, North Bridgton
Samuel A, Smith, Brownville; Enoch W.
Robbins, Searsport; Elbfidas q. Hodg'
don, Clinton; Hadley .. Halves, Halo.
well; Manley Morrison, Clinton James
A, Place, Berwick.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25

either on one side or the other, In half
the cases held in ths county and this too,
very soon after he commenced practices.
His appreciation Of the legal points con-
cerned In contested case, his p'srshaiiuR
of facts and proofs, his method of attack
and parry early excited comment and sd-
miration.
In the fall Of is47 the prosperous Dix
field lawyer was elect I'd county attorney
OF oxford and served In that capacity for
four years or until 1s62. That year he
was seized with the prevalent western
fever and visited Minnesota and other
States In the upper Mississippi region.
He had thought some of settling either
in st. Paul or Minneapolis, but after
careful consideration he decided that the
stats Of his nativity was perfectly salts
factory to him in every way and he 40
cordingly came home.
In the fall Of 1855 having been solicit I'd
by friends he went to Auburn and sstted
and at once q prosperous business same
to him. His reputation for skill and legal
learning had become established and he
was sought altar to participant, In all the
more important cases before the Andi os.
coggin par.
In 1897 al ths convention taat oooi'reu
at Auburn Judge walton was nominhteu
a. county attorney and was elect I'd In the
fall. In 1850 bis term was ABOUT 10 expire
and 10 was approached py ifisnos anu
WAS soiicit'd to allow MS name ID Dc nseo
a. . candidate Tor Congress. Inc pronsr
OF assistance came as surprise 70 Judge
Walton o. such candidacy nan been iAr
from his thoughts However, the appeals
Of his friends were so eArnesS that ens
situation Invited his Interest ana cooper
alton. There were number OF canoi-
dates before the convention and . warm
contest was anticipated. Judge "aiton's
name was put forward BY Dr. kloourne
Of Auburn and he was elected on the sec
ond ballot. This was the famous Lincoln
campaign OF 1850, when the country was
on the verge OF . OWL war.
Judge Walton's sxperisnoe In Congress
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
To BE OPENED TO IRA DE.

Warrington, January 4.-6snsFa1 Otis
reported to the war department today
that the western coast Of the island of
Panay Is now open for trade and that the
coast Of Laguana de Bay and the neigh
boring sections Of the country will be
opened to unrestricted traffio BY tbs end
Of the week. He also reports several
minor engagements with the Biiipinos In
which the American arms met with sue.
cess. The enemy lost heavily and . large
amount Of arms and ammunition was
captured
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
SOUTH PORTLAND.


At the city Offices last evening there
was an adjourned special m ,eting Of the
school toard over which Mayor Reynolds
presided. The abssntees were Brown and
Tilton.
The chairman Of the committee on re-
pairs reported and especially called atten'
tion to the matter of the insurance Of
school buildings.
The report Of the school board was
taken from the table and adopted. This
report was carefully prepared By Superin-
tsndent Kalsr and covers every school
district 1t contains many thoughtful
SUI gsstlons, apart from statistics and
routine work. and this paragraph touch
Ing ON ahsentess 10 notable: The num-
Der of days by all the pupils (l060) In the
common schools during the past school
rear OF 40 days. IS sst down in ths
several school records gives Is the
enormous number of 10, 46S l-3 days lost.
At pro rate cost of 81, 5l0.25 (which fig
ures give) In dollars and cents, tbs
amount wasted by the children attending
the common schools In this city during
one year. Averaging the absentees shows
that 1t is at a rate OF IS 1-3 days lost by
each pupil In . school year Of 40 days.
The question of truancy was discussed
and the attention Of the board was called
to the case OF Alice j. Brown Of Willard.
1t was left In the hands Of the city
solicitor and the superintendent Of
schools, after which the board adjourned.
Rev. N. II. washburn of Oundy's Har-
Dor will preach In the rooms Of the Holt
ness Band on East High street t his even
ing.
The next meeting of the Tuesday Even
log Whist club will be held al the home
of DR.. Syphers on Sawyer street.
Miss Nellie Richardson. daughter OF
william Richardson, IL quite sick at her
home, corner of Stanford and Fast High
streets.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
Hot rOx Caused Delay At Cumber'
land Mills.
Y. P. S. G. E. Union
Social Last Evening.
Pythian Sisterhood Officers Go
to Hiram.

The West End W. q. T. U. will meet
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Burgh, Brackets street, at three O'Clock.
Mis-. L. A Richardson, grand chanoel
sl,r Of the Maine Pythian slsterh God. as.
sisted by Mrs. W. J. Smith went to East
Hiram yesterday for the purpofe of In
staIlipg the officers Of the Pythisn Sister
hood of that place. Mrs. Richardson
during tie past three weeks has installed
the officers of fourteen Pythiau Sister
hood Assem- blies. Five OF the number
wers public installations.
A telegram received In this city by Mr..
VIM. Nennioh announces the death OF
his sons wife, Mrs. John II. Mennich, al
their home Thorndike, Mass. 1t is just a
month ago that they lost a child two
years Of age by death. This body Of Mrs.
Mennick 10 to be brought to this city for
burial.
The several Y. p. s. q. L. and similar
societies connected with the several
churches Of Westbrook held social and
entertainment last evening In the vestry
Of the Warren Congregational church.
Engire $50 of the Boston and Maine
railroad was hsld up at the Cumberland
Mills depot yesterday afternoon about
five O'Clock on account Of q hot box on
the driving wheel. The engine was at
taohed to train No. Is due In Portland at
4.15. Engine No 10 attached to train No.
z coupled onto No. 1873 train and hauled
both frsights into the city. The engines
did good work and hauled the train In
good shape with the exception Of making
the grade at n Drills corner where they
n haaxH drag
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
COLBY COLLEGE.

The Kennebeo journal says: Colby
College "a making a strenuous effort to
raise a permanent fund that will make
the annual income OF the college larger
Within the year the American Baptist
Educational Society has agreed to give
the college SIS, 900 upon condition of the
raising Of S60. 600 from other souoss,
which would make q total of $50. 0t0
This subscription is to be completed By
JAM, 1901. and the payments are to be
completed by Jan. I, 1905. 10 raise
this sum 1t 10 proposed TO solicit subscrip'
tions from the churches, faculty, trustees
and alumni Of the college, and the frisndl
Of education generally. or the 500, 0pc
to he raised they expected to secure $25 COG
from the Baptist churches OF Maine.
There are In the State about 20, COO Bap.
lists, and for them to raise the sum of
~, 900 In five years means an annual
subscription Of about twenty-five cents
from each member Of the liberalization.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
THE LATE WILLIAM ALLEN, JR

The LATE WILLIAM ALLEN, JR.
Portland, Ne, January 90, 1900. Al
a meeting of the Cumberland County
Board of Fire Underwriters held this
day at the Board of Trade rooms, the fol-
lowing memorial was unanimously
passed.
A form and face which have for many
years been familiar to US 10 our Board
and on this street have today disappeared
from among us. Our friend and asso-
ciate, William Allen, Jr., this morning
left us to join the great majority, and we
0shall see him here no more.
y MIR. Allen has long been faithful,
diligent, and intelligent underwater;
he was possessed of excellent business and
social qualities, firm in his convictions
aud strong in his Friendships. He will
be missed In our councils and in our
work.
TO his family We extend the expression
of our remembrance and cordial sympa-
thy In the great bereavement which has
come to them in the loss Of one SO devot-
ed to them.
Voted: That we, the members of this
Board, will close our officers during the
funeral services, as token OF respect to
our deceased associate, and have our Sec
rotary send a copy Of this memorial to
the bereayed family In token OF ouI
synI athy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
WANT A COURT OF APPEALS.

Washington. January 24.-The COM
mander-in-ohief and national pension
committee of the Grand Army of the Re-
public called on the President today and
presented q plan for the establishment
of court of appeals in pension GASES to
sit In Washington and hoar cases OF ap.
peal from the decisions of the pension
bureau. These appeals heretofore have
been heard BY board composed of clerks
In the interior department.. detailed by
the secretary Of the interior for this duty.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
HARRY WALLACE.

Word was reosivsd in this city yes.er-
day that Harry Wallace. who had many
friends In Portland, had droppsd dead In
Haymarkst square in Boston on Tuesday.
Mr.. Wallace was about forty years Of age
and leaves wife. Last summer he was
employed 81 Old Orchard and slnos the
Gloss OF the season At that resort had been
living il this city. Yesterday Portland
friends sent norai wreath to Boston for
the funeral Of their late friend.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25

Bayard Lodge. K. Of p, will work the
rank Of Knisns this svening.
The ladies Of che Unisersallst parish
will give . supper and entsrtsinniens
this evening at Union Opera house..
Supper will be ssrv ed from 20 .. m.
Mr.. J. A. strout, one Of the popular
motormsn on the Gaps electrics last sum
msr. Is visiting friends here for few
days. Mr.. Strout, who returned TO Kast
Livermore at the oloss of the summer
season, has been enjoying some fishing
ut Sebago Lake.
FOR A SCHOOL FLAG.
The pupiis..of the Knishtviils Grammar
school have started out to raise the nsces-
ssry amount Of money TO pay for flag
for the school building. In order TO do
this, neat Itsle tickets bearing q oolorsd
sketch Of the stars and stripes and the
following information have been secured
"This csrtifi rate entities the holder to q
share In the patriotic influences Of tho
school flag F." Each share costs dine.
or whatever sum more than that the
holder desires to give.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
JEFFERSON THEATRE.
Possibility ola Change In Manage
ment.

Messrs. Julius Cohn Of New York and
A. l.. Grant, who registered from Al
bang. N Y. were guests at the Falmouth
hotel yesterday. They represent the
Frohman theatrical syndicats. and the OBJ
jsct OF their visit Is said to have been ia
negotiate for a lease of the jefferson
theatre. In case Fay Bros. decide to re-
lirquish their lssfe. Messrs. Fay recent
Iy submitted to the directors q prcposi-
ton with view to giving up their lease.
owing to q press Of other business. Thsy
came to Portland yesterday and will
meet tie direotors today, ct which time
II Is probable that the question OF a
change OF management will be definitely
settler.
Messrs. Cohn and Grant returned to
New York last night
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
OBITUARY.
JUDGE oHARLSs W. WALTON.

Judge Charles. W. Walton. retired JUS
tios Of the Supreme Judicial conrt Of
Maine. died very suddenly ebout tsn
minutes before seven O'Clock last evening.
He was at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Rusl small on Forest avenue at tho
time Of his death. He had been ailing all
day yesterday and felt very poorly all tbs
forenoon. A physician was finally called
hut Judge Walton continued to sink
rapidly and though stimulsnts wers sd-
ministered he died at 80 O'Clock. The
immediate cause Of his death was hear,
failure.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
WASHINGTON MAY BE IN IT.

Washington, January 24.-There Is a
possibility that Washington win be rep
resented iu the new American Assooi-
alton Of base ball clubs. President Quinn
Of that organization has been In consul
tation with several local gentlemen In
terested In the game and 1t 10 understood
that II they oau secure the necessary
financial backing, this oity viii be tax
en- In. The choice for the location OF
the eighth club In the circuit lies be-
tween Washington and Providence.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25

IN ) 4 ~
to restore gray, white OF 0HA
bleaehed hair to its natural S
color Hair-fieaith 10 hair
food restoring youthful color and beauty to gray and
faded hair Removes dandruf and stops falling and
breaking of the hair Il h not sfye. II positively
will not discolor the skim scalp or clothing.
II acts the roots giving them the required nounsh-
en and positively produces luxurant thick hair on
bald heads Keeps the scalp clean and healthy Does
moi rub off or make the hair greasy sticky. and Its
use cannot be detected. Good for men and women.
Hair Health is dainty dressing. and necessary
adjunct to every toilet. and unlike other prepar-
atoms, its healthfu action the roots OF the hair
causes the hair regain Its original health and COLOR
whether II DO brown, black or goIdep, Prevents
| hair falling after much psspiration.
tislr-fiesIth is sold by leading druggists every
prepaid In plain sealed package receipt Of eoe BY
LONDON SUPPLY CO.. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
Rsssrss5fy tie aasss "HSiy,HssifA" Rsfsss al
rbstitEf<s Mssey refunded " 10 &ass not hssSff ysH
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25

Judge Walton was born In Mexico,
Maine, In 1919, and was admitted to the
Oxford county bar In 1913. He at once
commenced the practice OF law In Dix
field. His success as q lawyer was imme-
diate and pronounced. As the old OK.
ford docket will show he was oonosrne
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
NOTICE..

My wife, Mianda NJ. Morton, having
left the home provided for her by me,
and my bed and board without just
cause, ! hereby give notice that l shall
not pay any bill of her contracting after
this date. Dated January 22nd, A. d.,
1900. ELISHA L. NORTON.
a2-ls
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
LECTURE ON EUROPE.

The gentlemen Of Trinity Episcopal
chapel gave an illustrated lecture on
Europe last evening at Lewis hall. The
views were exceptionally fine, being
loaned for the occasion by British Vice
Consul Heating. The lecture was well
attended and interesting throughout.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
RE-OPENE ED.
Saunders Restaurant,

which has been closed the past two months, has
been renovated throughout and will open Tor
business, Saturday, january 40. We viii
be pleased 10 see all our old customers and
many new ones. Weekly tickets. 80; regular
dlnners, Is cents. lanisdi"s
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
AN ATTEMPTED BREAK.

AT about II O'Clock last night thIes
men tried to break into the Office Of the
d. W. Clark Ice company on Commercial
street, but were frightened of by the
night Waterman and made quick re-
trent
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
WOODFORDS.

The Folk Lore club, woodfords, will
meet with Miss Coffin, High street,
Thursday, Jan. 25th.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-25
Look
Young.

Hair.fiealth Is warranted
to restore gray. white OF
bleached hair to its natural
color. ttair.fteaIth Ia a hair