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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
GENERAL HOWARD.
AT THE ARMORY TO-
MORROW NIGHT.
q
Always a Fighter for
His Country and it's
Best Interests.
WILL ADDRESS A MASS MEETING ON THE
QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.
Ladies' Invited. Everyone Should
Turn Out to Honor this
Old Hero.

Everyone should make it q point to
be at the Armory tomorrow night when
the most distinguished, perhaps, of all
the guests whom Owosso has honored
this fall will address mass meeting on
the issues of the day. General Oliver
Otis Howard, United States Army, Re-
tired list, the hero leader of a part of
the Federal forces at the first battle of
Bull Run, the famous one armed fighter
and the organizer of the we'll known
Freedman's Bureau, is perhaps too
well known throughout the entire
country to need any Introduction
at this time. He is one of the most
American of all the men who have
made the army their life work and for
years his name has been as closely as.
sociated with various movements for
the advancement of the cause of every
thing that pertains to good government
and improvement, as it has been with
the army. He has in truth been an
ideal fighter-a fighter for his country
both in times of peace and of war. He
is one of he remarkable men of his age
and no one should fail to hear him.
In this connection it may be of inter-
est to many to learn that on the second
day after the election he will reach his
SEVENTEEN birthday and the larger part
of the prominent army and navy officers
near and in New York City are now at
work arranging for banquet at the
Waldorf-Astoria in that city in his
honor. The event will be attended by
all of the prominent army and navy
officers within reach and by many of the
most prominent members of the bar in
the country as we'll as by many of the
foremost of the collie ge professors and
presidents, members of the clergy,
statesmen and others. The affair prom
ises to be in fact one of national inter
est.
The meeting tomorrow night will be
preceded by mammoth torchlight
procession.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
Byron.

The opera house was fairly filed
Monday evening to hear the Giant
Quartette, coored singers, who gave a
varied entertainment which was we'll
received-Mrs. l. Ii. Copeland and
sister, of Fowlerville, were in Byron
Thursday-Mrs.M Nj. Sharpe, of Howell
visited Mrs. F. Savage last week.
Mrs George w. jerks, of Fenton, visited
Mrs. o. Lee last week-Dennis Swick
of Linden, was in Byron Wednesday of
last week Mrs. Sloan of Corunna,
was in Byron last week--Mr. Noah
Ray Welch was in Lansing last week.
MIR. Robert Cummings and wife
went to Howell Thursday. He has pur-
tions are getting thick around Byron
day, and one at F. w. Rohrabacher's
Saturday---Mrs. M V. Steffy is sick
Mr.. David Chaffe, of Rochester, N. Y,
Is visiting relatives here.--Mrs A. j.
Cole, who lived many wears near Byron,
but now OF st. Elmo, visited friends In
this vicinity last week-Mr. and Mrs.
Hill. Of Flint, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jebez Close--Rev. Riley Crawford is
visiuhk ~ OiouO hupluS--MT. JOnu
Fritz went to Howell Wednesday,
G. M. Buell. has entered into partner
ship with b. s. Williams in the produce
business. MIR. James Mcqueen has
purchased the dray business, including
team, wagons, drays, spindles ETC., Of
A. Westlake and will conduct the busi-
ress In the future--Mrs George
Devore has returned from q visit In
Pennsylvania and Ohio--William Nc
Donald went to Detroit Tuesday
Mr.. 4. H. Fisher is home from the
north.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
Maple River.

Corncribs are being filed rapidly
these fine October days-A fine job of
repairing is being done on our church
A Poverty Social will be given at
the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Well
Clark this week Friday evening-Mrs.
H. A. Ellis is recovering slowly from her
severe case of poisoning-Mr. G. E.
Fuller was In Owosso Tuesday on
business-Mrs. G. M. Jackson, of
Owosso, called on old friends IN this
vicinity Wednesday-The corn
shredder is at work on the farm of s.
r. Cook this week-The Farmers
Club meets this week, Thursday, with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
Southwest Bennington.

Mrs. Hattie Ford and Mrs. Jane Bug.
bee were in Morrice Tuesday-Mr.
and Mrs. Olcott, of Pittsburg, and Mrs.
Lizzie Sedore OF Grand Ledge, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Lewis--Mr Aleck Mabin in carrying
a bag of wheat from the thresher to
the granary, fell from the plank break
ing three of his ribs-Mrs. Algina
Lewis is on the sick list--Mrs. Sue
Hutchings spent last week in Battle
Creek visiting relatives-Mr. Charles
Powers found his COW dead in the pas
ture Tuesday-Mrs. Florence Mitchell
was in Laingsburg Wednesday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL ID fails to
cure. K. W. Groves signature is on each
box. csc.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
Blindness
Can be Prevented.

Blindness after results from
careleSsnesS and inattention to
the needs of the eye. Why sut-
fer from aches and smarting
eyes when by proper glasses
immediate relief can be OBJ
tanned? Consultation and ex-
animation free. No agents.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26

WELLINGTON R. BURT.
Some Votes Democratic Nominee for Congress This Dis
tct Made by Him While in the State Senate in 1893
general those who the factories of
oidns I just Where and how Mr. Wellington
interests in the following instances
On May 2s @ passed the senate the state OF
the won and children % manufacturing establish establish
sn msnts 3 s s % prg @ f % t % @ a gsao" % % psebon e
s s
this s as.svs S @ & s
month the senate passed bill entitled
] tr ssy in npsso @ st % to provide for
this bill s os ten % he % s as for the sass ss sS 3 s
n 7s's3 'i XIX 4sF fs9'
bill S On May @ I dX er the passing the preceding
s bill
n s
his % t1 r" the I'M
any ep"nay
The S % 3ss ss ts2s sss
something for the ladies:
Act to provide a persons
same
And again May &C. lee3 page Senate Journal
thereof"
of $4,000 it's is
n above title.
for %fR | s s% % % s 7" vi E % voted
Michigan wanted
Legislature which
cultural committee introduced the following bill:
10Y
The bill passed May 26 1898 The object of this bill is
which fOloWS
shall the Dairy and Food
the yand food
o Ito
o
thesa article
men
the
toneyw evden the o
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Now child ID mot one rear old until
a yssr has elapsed after his birth. II be
was born on tbs frst day Of January. A.
D.. 1, he was not one year old until De-
osmber %, A. ID. I, and he did not be-
come two years OLD when January !,
A. d. Q arrived, but he had 10 live until
December 81, A. ID. Q. 10 be two yeNrs OF
age. He woule not have bean 100 years
old when the first day Of January. A.
ID. 100 srrived. but would have 20 live
until the sist day Of Deoembsr, A. D.,
100 was concluded, and be would begin
on his second century January !. A. ID.
l0l. The first century Of the Chfistian
Kra did not end until Q hundred years
from its beginning had expired, and
that was not until December 81, 100. 30
the second century began January l,
Iol, and the soth century win begin
January 1, 1901.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
WIDOW WANTS SHARE.
Contest Involving Property Left by
Maine Man.

Foxcroft, January S.-A hearing was
held today In the Probate court on the
will Of the late John II. Evsleth Of Green
villa The widow. who under the win.
would receive ten thousand dollars. has
qIsd notice that she insists upon reoeiv-
ing her legal share Of the estate. The e.
tate left by Evelsth amounted 10 about
$500, 600 and Mrs. Eveleth's claim is for
siOo,Oo0 Nearly all of the property was
left In the will TO the tsstator's daughter.
Mrs. Crafts. The court has appointed ap-
praisers to sxamine the estate and the
bond OF the executor has been fixed At
$4,000. The executor Is Arthur A.
Crafts.
1t Is explained that Mrs. Evelsth does
not wish to break the will of her husband
but BY waving her right under the will
a. the Law prov idea, to claim her one
third of all estates and personal property.
1t is pointed out that by breaking the
will great many poor people whom Mr..
Evaieth remembered would be injured.
Mr.. W. II. Brauley who rerrssents MS.
Eveleth, states that his client does not In
tend to do anything that will inirrs the
bequests OF her husband 30 far as shs can
avoid IL.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
BATH ASYLUM.

Bath, January S.-Ths Hatb military
and naval asyium corporation met In an
nual session this afternoon and a. is
customary tha reports covered the past
year of work.
s. I. Snips. h. A. Duncan and wm.
II. Watson OF Bath wsre elsotsd trustees
Later the trustees slsossd Mr.. Snips rresi-
dent, Mr.. Watson secretary and Mr. Dun
can treasurer. The visitors ct the meet
ing today inclnded Mrs. Thomas Riohs
Lewiston: Mrs. Henry Jebnson. Bruins
wiok; Miss Essis Marsh. Rock land: Mrs..
II. K. p. Ksyes. Farmingten and Ar&
y. B. Nichols, and Mrs. u. II. Howss.
Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

The Hon. George ". Talbot asks this
question in letter to the Argus when
does the twentieth century begin:" and
then he proceeds t. answer 1t this way !:
"It began January LIST, 1900. We are now
living In It." Well, II the twentieth osn-
tury began January lst. 1900. then the
ninstsentn century ended December l..
1899, and the frat century ended Decsm-
bsr slst, 1899. That is 10 say In the first
. injury there were but 90 years. In
TIE course of his eluoidAtion Of his
theory Mr. Talbot says:
II we are stating the age Of . person.
or the age Of an era. !. g.. of the Chris
tian IRA, In ordinzl numbers, ~ drst,
sscond, third, etc., the erdinal numbers
must bs all through one more than the
corresponding CORRECT cardinal numbers,
for this reason, we all live year before
We ara one year old. There Is whole
year when we are no years old-whsn our
life Is measured by fraction Of year
At the first anniversary Of our birth
one year lies behind MS. not before US
We must count the period-from nothing
to one--just ~ complste period ~ any
that follow This may be shown In tbs
numsrstion Of single dsoads ~ well ~
In the numeration Of . century or Of 10
centuries. A decade has ten years In it;
no more, no lsss. Here is child who
wss ten years old January I. 1900 In
the ssaond row of the following table are
his successive years stated in ordjnai
numbers FIRST. second. third. etc. In
the first row they are shown In cardinal
numbers, one, two, three, etc.
q 8 ( s 6 s
lst and Bird 4th 5th 9th 7th sth 9th 10th
II the period marked makes one year
more equal periods make 10 years.
We are at loss TO understand how
this supports Mr.. Talbot's hsosy that
the 10Th century ended December 81.
isss, and the Goth century began Janusry
l. 1900. He says we must count the :.
cd from nothing to one just as complete
a period as any that follows. OF oourse
We mutt So We must count any period
that follows just as much as that one.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
FREEPORT ELECTRICS.
10 the .Editor Of the Press.

70 the Editor Of the Press:
The excitement In the good town Of
Ereeport over the route which the Lew
iston, Brunswick and Bath Electric Rail.
road company shall take through the
town is far from subsidinR. Much has
been said rs to the opposition of the peo.
pie living at South Fresport to the route
selected by the Railroad company, lsav-
ing the impression that the people Of that
village were the only ones affected. As
a matter Of fact the whole town is In
terestsd.
Freeport ia justly proud Of its fine river.
which at South Fresport affords a splsn-
lid harbor accessible at all IL dss, and
coed 1t ,amer communication With Port
land and the Islands OF Casoo bay. bus
tin island has become favorite resort for
its people, many of whom weuld avail
themselves Of the hsalthful and mex
pensive pleasure that this and other ISL i
ands In our beautiful bay afford. II this
much talked Of trolley line should touch
here. 1t seems but natural, therefore,
that the townspeopls should desire II .
right Of way Is granted to u railroad
tive and much used shore road. Affordlng z
as 1t does glim psss OF the river and~bay
on the one hand and woody hillsi tas on
the other. It would be a delight to strang-
ers as we'll as serving the large local de-
mand Of tue town.
This route shows about 100 more
houses than does the upper road and that
IS two miles from the river landing. Ia
little used except BY the few who live
upon IL, and Is most una;tractivs. The
only thing that rsc0mmends IL to the
Railroad company Is the fact that 1t Ia
a soant mile shorter and consequent
saving to the company to that extent.
II 1t Is the oompany's intention to own
and operate the road after completion.
there can be no doubt In anyone's mind
that this additional distance would be
more profitable to is than double the
length OF any other portion Of tns pro-
posed extension.
A notable fact that several hundred
names Of Portland business men, I60
from Yarmouth. and many more from,
othsr nsighboring towns, petitioned the
shore route be followed, shows more than
q local ints rest. For Portland IL would
open up another fine land and watsr
trip that would bs sure of appreciation.
Another point that has not been touched
followed, will allow Of and easy over.
head crossing of Maine Central tracks.
less nearly PARALLEL with its line and
therefore less Questionable when it shall
finally come bsfore the railroad commits
sionsrs for their approval.
In order to carp out what appears te
bs a pre-arranged plan, this Frssport
link 10 absolutely necessary, and II the
present applicants for this valuable
franchise do not see fit to avail them
selves of the route chat would benefit thu
town, others who would respeot,th<
nssds and wishes Of its people will DOl
be slow In taking advantage Of It. Free
port needs to but stand firm for Its riRh,s
and all will be well.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
new ENGLAND TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH co.
noy27 du
ANNUAL MEETING OF MAINE
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

ANNUAL MEETING OF MAINE
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
The annual meeting of the Maine
Board of As ricultUrs will be held at The
Rooms Of the Board, State House, Au-
gusts. Wednesday and Thursday, Jan.
II and is. Half fare over the Maine Cen
tral rsilrosd will be granted TO all who
att end the NESTING. Tickets will bs sold
on the 10th and 18th, good TO return the
2oth. The headquarters Of the board will
be at the Augusta house. The full iro-
gramme will be as fellows:
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL
NO n. m.-Organizatiu ion of the board
and election Of officers.
2Oo D. H. eo,rt Of secretary and ex-
ecutiye committee business.
73O r m.-''rhe Dem mooracy OF kduca-
tion. n lecture by James S. Stevens,
professor of physics at University OF
Maine; Music.
THUkSDA JAN. Is.
9Ooa m.-Fivs minute talks By men,
bers. each to suggest lines OF Institute
work for 1900: discussion.
2.OG o m-.Hon. b. Y. Briggs"
memorial address by James l.. Lowell,
Auburn. Fifteen minute talks by mem
bers: "Potatoes and Wheat In Aroostook
County," Jonathan Bepn, Hodgton;
"Oroharding, r. II. Rollins. Chester
VILE; Fair Mar agemsnt," A. n.
Douglass. Chelsea "Buttsr Production"
E x. Light, Union; Increasing Our
Farm Resources" John NJ. Hinsiow,
Noblsboio; "Small Fruits.' Geo. n:
Holland, Hampden; "Milk Productien.
W. II. SNOW. Milo; "Our Best Crops -
Joseph Ellis. Brooks; "Agiculture OF
Washington County" n. y. Allen. Co
lumbia Falls.
b. W. MCKEEN, Secretary.
Augusta, Jan. s, 1900.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
COLLEGIATE BOAT RACES.

New Haven. Conn. January s.-A
three days conference OF the Undergradu-
ates officials Of the Yale and Harvard
nost clubs has just heen concluded at
Ciavsrly hall. Cambridge, a. result OF
which datss for the annual contests
and the general plans for the annual
regatta are announced. The races will
take place at New London and Thursday,
June 2s. is the date. Each college will
aaud three creNG
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Lieut. Gilmore gives 1t as his opinion
that the war in Luzon will not end while
there are any Tagalogs left This Ia not
very enoo ura gine fer q ruick conclusion
of the insurrection, for there are great
many Tsgalogs still alive. or course
Lieut.. Gilmore may be t)o psssimistic.
but he has mad exceptional opportunities
to observe the temper and the deterini-
nation OF the natives.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Tho German owners Of vessels seized
by the EngliRh declare that thare was no
coptrstsnd of war on board either ves-
sci. and the only reason they oan imagine
for their seizure Is the desire to break
up a rival to Engiish lines. OF course
england will admit no such purpose
a, that. Doubtless shs will defend the
seizures on the ground of suspicion Of
carrying contraband OF war. and II none
l. found will release the vessels. But
she cannot 90 ON ssizing German vessels
on mere suspicion without exciting the
German people to pitch that will de-
mand something stronger than mere
rrotejt.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

London went to bed Sunday night be-
lieying that the capture of Ladysmith
would be announced on Monday. Ger
tainly the dispatches OF Sunday were
ominous Of such a result. Mh te's last
telegram before the sun failed was that he
was hard pressed, and Gen. Butler prac-
tically admitted that his attemp at a
diversion at Colsnso which would relieve
the pressure on White had proved Q fall
ure. London, therefore. was ovsrjoyed
when 1t heard that White had succeeded
in beating bank the Beers and that
Lady ysmith was still In English hands.
OF course dsn. whites success gives no
permanent relief. He is still shut In, and
must remain SO probably until Butler
can get across the Tugela river and st
tack the Beers who are besiegipg the
place. That undoubtedly hs viii soon
attempt to do, If he has not done 80 al
ready. With Buffers forces across the
Tugela the situation may be vastly
changed. 1t will then bs possible for the
English to attack the Beers in the rear
while White Iaakes sortie and attacks
them In front.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

As long 20 Lieut.. Gilmore and his men
remained In the charge OF Aguinaido
they were trsat,d splendidiy. bot
when they fell into the hands OF Gen.
Tino their suffsrings began. Tino appears
10 have Teen brute OF the worst desorip'
tion, and IL he 10 ever caught. shooting
will be too coed for him.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Of course II any Of the Utah postmas-
ters are founr to be living in polygamy
they will bs promptly removed. There
would be no sort Of consistency In turn
ing out q congressman on account OF
polygamy and allowing polygamists to
h,ye charge of post offices.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

The Boeis must be considerably embar-
raised by the number Of British prisoners
iu their hands. 10 feed $500 or 3ccO men
must be severe drain on small oom-
munity like the Transvaal which raises
tile In the shape OF bread stuhs, es-
peoiaIly when British cruisers are tusy
o tting of their supplies from the out
side
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
NEW TREATY WITH SPAIN.

Madrid, January s.-Ths basis Of .
general treaty 70 replace tho treaties Of
i7D9 and 1877 has bean drawn up By
Premier Silyela and the United tasss
ministsr, Mr.. Beliamy Storer, and copy
has bseu ssnt to Waahington for approval.
The came vhing win bs dsns With the
treaty OF oommeroe, which II divided In.
to thTse parts, governing Spain's trade
With America, the Antilles and tbs
Fhilfppines,
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

President Tuttle of the Boston and
Maine again stamps ths story that the
Vanderbilt are tying to acquire the
Boston and Maine, or that they are likely
to acquire 1t, as falre. President Tuttle
ought to know aud doubtless doas know.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

CALIFORNIA.

A party win leave Boston Thursday,
February \, and visit Chattanooga, New
Orleans, San Aufonio. NJ Paso. Juarez, Mex.,
Tucson, Riverside, Redlands. santa Monica,
Pasadena. Los Angeles, Santa Cruz. Mon
terey, sam lose and San Francisco. The
return Journey includes the Sierra Nevafa
by daylight. salt Lake city, the Gorgcs and
Canons of Colorado BY day light. Denves. i.
Manitou Springs. and the Garden Of the
Gods. Leisurely soiourns will be made at the
following ceiebrated hotels: New sf.Charles,
New Orleans; Hotel Arcadia, santa Monica; !;
The Van Nuys, Los Angeles the 81. George
or Pacific Ocean. Santa Cruz; Hotel del
Monte, Monterey; The Nendnme. San Jose,
The Palace, San francisco; The knutsford.
Salt Lake City; The Brown Palace. Denver.
Business men and their families ana ladies' can
see AL important points without waste oI time.
travelling luxartous1y In an elegant
vesttbalad train under escort Of ex-
trip occspytng ~ days
PRICE $3.50.
including first class railway travel. double
berth In sleeping cars. all hotel accommodh-
tons, transfers, carriage drives and Incidental
meals during entire trip.
Ig- Send for descriptive book Of Mid-Winter
tour.
Railroad Tickets good ON Regular
TraiDs, with Drawing Room and Sleep
Ing Car Reservations 40 California,
Florida, etc, aud steamship Tickets 10
all pofats, tnciudinE CUBA and PORTO
RICO.
RAYMOND T. WHIrCOMB,
s9S Washington ST.. opposite school ST, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Patrons OF the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily NAV have the addresses OF their
papers changed as often rs they may desire py
notifying the of1ce
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Subscribers whose papers are not delivered
PROMPTLY are requested to notify the ONCE ol
ihe DAILY PRESS. No % Exchange street
Portland Me.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates
every morning to subscribers In all parts oil
Portland, and In westbrook and South Fort
land.
MAINE STATE PRESS CweekiD-
by the year, 81 IN advance. or si.2e NJ inc
II For r. six monihs. so cents; for three months
20 cents
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Manager will furnish all pat
ticG lars.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
a Frightful etunder

win often cause a horrible Burn. Soald.
Cut or Bruise. Buckien's Arnica Salves
the bsst In the world, viii kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old sores.
Fever Sores, Ulcers. Boils, Felons.
Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure ON earth. Only 25ots. box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by II. =. $. Goold.
577 Congress street, and n. u. Starr.
Cumberland Mills druggist.
Ro bbed the Grave.
A startling incident Of which Mr.
John Oliver OF Philadelphia. was the
subject. Is narrated BY him as follows;
s'I was In . most dreadful condition.
MY skin was almost yellow. eyes sunkens
tongue coated. pain continually in back
and sides. no appstite-gAdualiy growing
weaker day by day: Three physicians
mad given me up. Fortunatsly, friend
advised trying Electric Bittsrs;' and to
my great Joy and surprise the drss bottle
made decided improvement oontin-
ued their use for three weeks aud am
now well man. know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave Of another VIC
tim" No one should fail 90 Try them.
only 30 eta, guaranteed, ~ d. =.
Goolt's, bT7 Congress street, and d. u.
Sarr's. Cumbsland Mills. Drug Stosss.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
BONDS

United States 3's and As
Cumberland County 4's
Maine Central II. X. rs
Portland Street Il. Il. A rs
Portland Water Company as
Standish Water Company
(GuaranteedD As
Portland 4 Rnmford Falls
Railway As
Portland & Ogdensburg
r. X. 5's
West Chicago Tunnel SIS
Worcester & Clinton st.
Railway 5's
Erie Telegraph & Tele-
phone Company SIS
Lewiston Gas Company AS
Quincy st. Railway SIS
Quincy Gas & Electric Co. SIS
Galesburg Gas Il Electric
Co. SIS
Prices and further particulars on
application.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Can you afford 10 be withou,
IL!
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09
LOW TELEPHONE RATES.
Portland, Me-, Exchange.
ONLY $500 A YEAR.

6-Party Metallic Circuit, un-
limited service for a Telephone
at your ltes idence.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

RAYMOND T. WHIrCOMB,
e9S Washington ST., opposite school 81, Boston.
jan6d3t
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-09

Mime. Semi rich is to return to Boston
for q grand oroasstral concert on sasur-
day aftsrnoon, January 20. Her trsmsn-
dous success during the Grau opera sea-
son and a. soioist ut rscsnt ymphony
ooucsrt has resulted In many request
for further opportunities to hear this
artiat