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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-11

Lewiston, July 1O-Elias Harmon was
drowned in Jepson Brook, Lewiston,
Tuesday afternoon, while bathing. IJepson
brook IS near the Maine State Fair
grounds.
Harmon was 16 years of age. He lived
at the corner Of Lowell and Chapel
streets. His father and mother are dead.
He has two sisters in Lewiston Har-
mon had worked around the Chapel street
stables of the electric street railway
more or less, but had not been a regular
employe of the road.
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Troubles OF a Minister.

To benefit others Rev. J T. W Yer
non, OF HartweIl, Ca, writes;: "For
long time had running sore on my
leg. l tried many remedies without hem
eft, unbil used bottle of Electric Bit
ters and box of Bucklen Arnica Salve.
which cured me sound and we'll" Sores,
EFuptions, Boils, Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum show impure blood Thousands
have found in Electric Bitters O grand
blood purlher that absolutely cures these
troubles Satisfaction is guaranteed or
money refunded by H. P. S. 0oold, 577
Congress street. Large bottles only Scots.
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OBITUARY.
aEoRaE HENRY HARDINa.

George Henry Harding of West Bald.
win passed away June oath at his home
where for more than sixty years he has
resided. He was the son of Henry and
Caroline (Cram) Harding and grandson.
of Noah Harding. Four generations have
lived at the same homestead in which he
and his father were born. His health has
been impaired for several years, though
not so as to hinder his being around.
Therefore when the grippe came upon
him he was too weak to throw it off.
He leaves an aged mother a wife and
one sister and four children
to mourn his loss. In politics he was
always Democrat. His family have the
sympathy of their many kind friends. .
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Elwell @. Andrews of Westbrook to
Charles p. Andrews, ct al of Somers-
worth, N. H., for 81, one-half interest in
land and buildings In ScaFboro.
Edward A. Meserve of Scarboro to Ella
M. Meserve of Scarboro, for 81, land and
buildings in that town.
Nellie q. Twigg of Portland guardian
and trustee, s to Lizzie r. Packard of
Portland, for 81, land and buildings at
No. 81 Fessenden street, portland.
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BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS BURNED.

Brunswick. July 10.-The buildings of
Charles Delaway, situated on the Betty
Eaton road about two miles from Bruins
wick village were wholly consumed by
fire Tuesday afternoon The owner lost
his barn, his hay and his furniture as
we'll as his buildings The lost 5 esti-
mated at $500 and the property was in
sured for $500 in the Brunswick Mutual
Farmers Insurance COMPANY.
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FOREST FIRE ON THE CAPE.

Plymouth, Mass July 1O.-A forest
fire started yesterday afternoon about five
miles west OF this town, near the Carver
and south, strong southwest wind
bringing 1t towards Plymouth, A large
gang Of men have been lighting the
flames all day. The tire is still ilnoon-
trolled and spreads over fully six square
miles. The woods are very dry, and it is
feared that nothing but rain viii COM
petely quenoh the flames.
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FKEEPORr pOLIrIns

Freeport Republican circles are agita-
ged by the canvass for the representative
termination. There are now five candi-
gates in the field, e. b. MalIett, John
2. arr, Benjamin Coffin, J. r. Gould,
eeeman Grant, all acti veIy hustIing for
TIE prize The caucus has not been
called but will probably be held early in
August. -
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TNATCH REPAIRING. and all kinds of nne
w ieWelry work is my speciality, aud my 20
years. experience with w. +. Todd is guaran-
lee of best work at reasonable prices. II your
watch or clock needs cleaning or repairing
class condition. GEORGE W. BARBOUR. 3ss
Con0ress 81 OpDOsite ()ity Hall % If
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GEORGE LIBBY.

George Libby, an overseer in the Pep
perel mills, and former overseer In
mills at Chicopee, died in Biddeford,
Monday, aged 81 years. He served in the
civil war as a member of company I, 18th
Maine regiment. He leaves a widow and
one son.
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The kind that win pass inspection. We CARR
tho largest stock Of r. X. Watches; Iust tha
right kind at the lowest prices, ana we win
give you time 10 pay for them McKENNEY,
THE JE Weller, Monument So. feb24dn
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'Judge Jenkinson gave me shock
this morning"
Glow sol"
81 met man that looked like him
eating peanuts along the street.
go Record.
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EOk SALE-HOuse with Il rooms and about
Also house lots adjoining. in East Deerlng. at
bargain by GEO. w. ADAMS, loS Exehanee
81. Executor Of the estate Of the late Beniamaa
Adams. SIT
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naORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-PuTch
II1 of real estate who desire loan TO com
plete their purchase. or owners having mort,
cages past due or maturing, can obtain liberal
loans at a low rate of interest by appXnS AZ
the real estate ONCE of FRED'K >. VAIL
First Natl Bank Bldg. JeZl-Im
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NOTTCE-C. s. DeLOng, contractor and
IN builder; Iobbing promptly attended to;
estimates given; houses for sa o and 10 let;
mortgages negotiated, also care OF Droperty,
Carpenters shop 2e4 Federal st. Call or
write Sc EXCHANGE ST ONCE hours Oil a.
M ana from 1-5 D. n Telephone 434.2.
mar2idt
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MAPLE CREST-Wel equipped hotel, twenty
Ia five large rooms with closets. Hair mat
tresses and springs, bath and livery. Exten-
siye groves and forests, fishing, boating, driv
ing, mountain climbing, golf. vegetables, Der
ries. milk, CT cam, eggs and poultry fresh from
the farm. Address G. E. COBB, East ParsOn-
field, Me. 1lYi14
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WIT AND WISDOM.

GFor Piles, blind. bleeding or itching Ponds
E1tract IS the best remedy known. For con-
tinued application use Ponds Extract ONT
ment, so cts. Buy the Genuine.
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GRAND VIEW Hotel
WEST AUBURN, ME.

Overlooking Lake Auburn; beautifully situated
Tor family hotel; fine scenery and drives salm on
an trout fish ng-nOne better IN the sttte
mineral spring OF wonderful solvent power,
SURE CURE FOR KIDNEY TROUBLE golf,
tennis cr0quet, billiards, pool bowling and
music an ideal place for chlliren. A few very
de sirable rooms left For booklet ard terms
address as above, stating length OF stay, num-
Der OF rooms. etc. Preference given to guests
Tor the season. Reduced prices for June and
October. Observation-Disclosures
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mo THE PUBLIC-Portland July OH, 1900
i j. p Berry has this day severed all cOnhec-
ton with f. A. de BremOn Co., boiler mSaheIs'
T. a. de BREMON. "a COmmerclal oI. 1O-l
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RAILROAD WATCHES.

The kind that win pass inspection. We carry
the largest stock OF r. X. Watches; fust tho
right kind at the lowest prices, ana we viii
give you time 70 pay for them. McKENNEY,
THE JEWELhh Monument So. feb24dn
DOR SALE-HOuse lots from 500 and mo.
- wards. Lots only short distance from the
High school and e.ectrics at Doering Center
No better can be found; the primary and gram
mar schools are near j. b. BhYANT, 2s7
Stevens ave. "a
nor SALE-TwO first class second-hsn7
a furnaces, set hot air pipe, good as new. n
about half price come quick II you want *
KEY bt.N kSCOII, l51 Lancaster S. D0f
OF Myrtle. ~
DOR SALE-SloOp GeOrrie; ceuter-boaid. A.
Il feet Oraught 80 feet lOng, In good oonN.
ton. fun set OF good sails. an iron ballas; WIN
iron keel. VIII be sold cheap. Inquire VIZ
GRIFFIN, Falmouth Foreside, Me. 1t3
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
IA POkILAN D-Ihero never was A tins
when such trades could be bought D South
Portland real estate as At Present win sol
houses with good lots IN good nelghDorhoodi
with most modern improvements at fpriccs fr
street. $500; house shawn ut street. SLOW
house, Front street $1,000; house Parker Iaht
$40; lot of land, Broadway, 500: l0t at Cashs
Corner. lo0x490 81, $50. ] also have some Ql
the most desirable building lots At South Port
land. the prices ranging from 500 TO $780, al "a
pest part OF village where property Is improy
ing IN value each year. ANY pdrson wshngi
buy a building lot can pay one dollar per week
u desired. This Is rare opportunity Tor ono
toAiuE ~ secure "a lot luat VIII ID crease ~
value each year. The undersiened will Il a..
sired, give the names 81 parties who have With
IA me last dozen gears made from one to No
hundred dollars In one year on lois that cost bat
little above one hundred dollars The public
must remember that IN buying lots at South
Portland Il is not Ike going out OF town Nhere
/ some Spectator has bought up q farm and
/ divided the same into building lots At point
removed from stores, post ONCE, church, neigh
! Dors, sidewalk sewers and many other prYl-
/ leges that are enjoyed by a resident ct soul
Portland. For plans, etc. call on +. H. lar
FORD, 3iAa Exchange street marl+n
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TUTORING il al branches OF grammar
i school. high school ard college work. by.
college man having good references, Just me
chance to study or make up work during the
summer vacation Call at or write to No.
GRANT ST., city. VI
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0UNSET COTTAGE = Boarders wanted;
y adults preferred; good home cooking; sea
food, bathing, fishing, sailing, etc., etc; pleas
ant locations near steamboat landing; quiet
place; price reasonable. Addrt IS j. r. COLE.
Chebeague Island, Me. Iii
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nRFssMAKTNG- all branches; ladies'
ID and misses Jackets and tailor suits; open
through the summer, MRS. MCLELLAN, 10
Spruce st. IL
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SUMMER BOARD.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash In advance.
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RTOTICE-Goss & Wilson, aucuoneers, ro-
IN moved to 154 to 100 Middle St., corner OF
Silver St du
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LIARILITIES

Total ......................... $3,o48, 114.84
State of Maine, County of Cumberland, SIS.
l, Charles q. Allen, Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemny swear that the
above statement is true TO the best of nv
knowledge and belief
CHARLES G. ALLEN. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of July, 1900
WILLIAM NJ INGRAHAM.
COrrect-Attest:
VIM W. MASON,
HENRY b. CLEAVES Directors
LYMAN NJ. COUSINS,
jy1Od3s
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or win re-
coive the same at our auction rooms Tor
sale on commission. GOSS WILSON
Auctioneers, 154 Middle street. corner Snyer
atraaf IeE3-U
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
Iu cages on real estatej also, on STOCKS
bonds or any other good collateral securities.
INQUIRE OF A. G. LIBBY & CO., AZ II Exchange
n ltlo~A
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Odd Fellows, Masonic, Knights OF Columbus
knights OF Golden Eagle,a Golden Cross snl
All other Secret Order Pins and Charms. We
make speciality of these goods aud always
y we stock on hand. M'KENNEY Ihh
j EWELER, Monument Square. mallSdR
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EpOh SALE-On Great Cheheaguo Island
a. house, ~ acres land, fifteen fruit trees, few
minutes walk from Litilenelds landing, win %
sold cheap, Enquire 2S8 COMMERCIAL ST.
Portland, Maine. my5dh
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EOR SALE-Two 2 tenement houses on Oh.
man St, nearly new ana in excellent re.
pair, prices reasonable. For further parcu.
lars inquire of w. +. DRESSER, 80 Exchange
street. ri
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NOR SALE-Lodging House Containing . +.
Il nlshed rooms, located on Myrtle stray
near tne Si'y 1i4l sVoo reasons a or selling
st l21
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Forty vOT DIS inserted under this b,.s
one week for 25 cents, cash Ia edvans.
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lmnortant fo Mothers.
MAINE PENSION CHANGES.

Washington, July 1O.-The following
Maine Epension changes in Maine are an
nounced:
ADDITIONAL.
Alonzo E. Barrows. South Paris, IS.
RESTORATION AND ADDITIONAL.
VIM. II. H. Washburn, dead, Canton,
$12.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Elvira I. Washburn, Canton, So.
FIRE AT JAY.
Jay, July 1O.-There was a fire Tuesday
afternoon in the building owned by Maud
Lowthen of M1ddleborO, Mass, and occu
pied by w. S. Cram of Wilton, as a meat
and grocery store, and VIM Robinson as
shoe shop Mr.. Cram rooms were
completely Quilted and he lost in addition
to his stock and fixtures $3.50 in cash. The
fire did not enter the shoe shop.
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DOR SALE-Near Poland Springs. one OF the
4 finest hotel sites IN the State OF Maine Prop.
erty consists OF about 90 ares. including ne
famous Ray m0nd Springs. Price moderate.
Would exchange for Portland real estate. foF
further Information apply to fRED'K 5. VAIL,
Real Estate Agent, First Natl Bank Building.
1O1
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nor SALE-East Deering, Washington ave-
a nue. and Calvin sireet-IWO story frame
building; first floor has store now fftec iorrenll
apOthecary shop; has front entrance 10 tenement
above with II rooms and bath. Price. twenty.
five hundred dollars, which should be q good
investment. BENZ. SHAW AGO. no. 6ln
Exchange street lei
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Odd Fellows. Masonic, Knights OF Columbus
Knights of Golden Eagle,s Golden Cross ena
an other Secret Order Pins and Charms. We
make make a Speciality OF these goods and aw rsgs
nave stock on hand. M'KENNEY Ih1
JE Weller, Monument Square, maIlSdE
nor SALE-HOuse with Il rooms and about
two acres of land filed with fruit trees
Also house lots adjoining, in East Deering. a.
ga gam Dy GEO. w. ADAMS, lQ6 Exenanee
Adams. 8h
EOk SALE-On Great Cheheaguo Island
a. house, ~ acres land, fifteen fruit trees, few
minutes walk from Litilenelds landing WIN %
SOFA cheap. Enquire 2S8 COMMERCIAL nIp
Portland, Maine. my3dn
NOR SALE-A fine cash business lnllye man
uiacturing town, an fresh goods and iN
kl , that don't go out Of style, no eompeilosa,
men. Price twenty five hundred dollars. Y
M. STABLES, Brdston. Me. 11
T AUNDRY FOR skIF-One Of the best
- equipped steam laundries in New England
good business. sold for no fault grand open
ing, lnYeSIlRate this II you want bargain e.
- oitAPLhlGH, No. Conway N. H. ,,.
WANTED-Summer boarders. In q quls
country home, nice walks and dfVW
location high, scenery nno, plazzas, snae,
sgol rooms good table, spring water, =
mics from Sebag0 J AXE. For further p2Igse
lars address MRS. JAMES S. LIrTLHtlitti4p
-~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boarders, in private FAM
lily, situated on Mcdnmak River. nQ4
poating and bathing. Large piazza Terms
reasonable. Address, G. N. CLARK, Nu.e9p
gus, Me. ~
! fDA RITES Wishing summer board please AZ
dress Burnell Farm, G0rham, Me- ny
| commune ton answered without reference"
M. @. BURNtLL. el1
/ NORTH WTNDHAM, ME-. Lake house aog
~ open for he season of 1900 quiet luoappA
/ supplied with unexceled mineral Water keg.e
pass anc salmon fishing, very desirable igoHf'
/ rates reasonable. correspondence s9lelleas -
! y. FREEMAN. Prop. ielSdiN
/ SUMNER BOARD-Anyone wishing 3. qgR
place through July and August can npgn
~ tho PeQuawket house. West BALDWIN ~
terms address MRS. r. j. MURCH. BOZ yA a a.
| Baldwin. Af
II EAL ESTATE FOR sALE-1he Riggs aea
~ so-called, near NasOns corner, fol5ssse
lDeerng District) on line OF electrlos 70. n,.na
brook containing about twenty acres OF i .as.l
also fine residence on falm0urh So near fo. .o,
Ave. Terms easy. For description ana 11,ge
eau on l.. M. WEBB, 80 Exchange ST. AZ IL
! land, Me. 81
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does your photograph bother you? Take L
II 10 G. G. HAYES and have Il fixed. Concert
records s LOO. All kinds of talking machines.
Corner Temple and Congress streets. 10I
CAMPAIGN BOYS ATTENTION-Yo want
- drum; you want loud one; you want q
good one cheap. G. c. Halves has them. Let as
viii astOnish you. Corner Temp and Congress
streets. 1Ol
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Dor SALk-Sl0Op George; ceurer-boafd Az,
feet oraught 80 feet long, IN good co1ll
ton. full set OF good sails. an iron ballas; VIC
iron keel. Viii be sold cheap. Inquire VIZ
GRIFFIN, Falmouth Foreside, Me. 1JS
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FALMOUTH.

Falmouth, September 4-The Falmouth
First Parish annual concert last evening
quite outdid anything previously at
tempted, though since Prof. Merrill be-
gan to train a chorus during his summer
vacation, some fine concerts have been
given.
Mr.. Thompson of Park street, accom-
panied by his mother, gave much pleas
ure by his Violin selection,
The solo numbers were most acceptably
rendered by Miss Katherine Kicker Bos-
ton; Miss Fernandez, Philadelphia; Miss
Cate, New York; Mr.. link, Haverhill
Mr.. Willard Bowdoin and Mr.. A. b.
Hall, Portland.
The trio Lift Thine Eyes, by Misses
Fernandez, Cate and Kicker, was one of
the enjoyable numbers. Mr.. BOwdoin S
solo was receiver with great favor.
The chorus of 40 voices showed marked
excellence in precision Of attack and
nicely Of shading. Now the Day is
Over, and Jerusalem, from Gou-
nod's's Gala, as we'll as the closing mum.
Der, "Ein Feste Burg were especially
line.
There was a large audience the special
car from town taking out 90.
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$4,000
ANGORA GOATS.

Il. ID. Jobson, secretary of the Sierra
County Goat and Sheep Growers Asso.
citation of New Mexico says in the Shop
herds Bulletin The Angora goat is
probably destined to become one of the
most valuable of the domestic animals.
and the recent manifestations being shown
in behalf of them are something that
they have long deserved, and the growers
of goats have quickly grasped the oppor.
tun1ty to demonstrate the merits of the
goat. and they have now almost entirely
abolished the prejudice which has so long
existed against the Angora venison as a
food.
There are more goats in this Immediate
vicinity than there are in any other one
community, there being nearly IS 600
head, ranging from 300 to over Q, COO head
In each flock. The average price obtained
for our mOhair for a six months clip
was 70 IL cents per pound. This is a
good average, and is self evident as to
grades OF our goats,
There are four growers of goats who
are pay1n g special attention to the breed
Ing OF fine stock, and the result during
the past thru years has developed some
very line stock, and for which good prices
have been obtained
In the writer's opinion, there Is a great
future before the AngOra goat, because
of it's many fine points and the valuable
uses that can be made of them on a farm.
The hair from an Anogra goat makes
fabric that rivals that of Che silk A
good goat produce from four to six
pounds OF this class of mohair, which rang
es In price from % cents to 90 cents per
pound, according to the length, quality
and luster OF the hair.
The most valuable service that can be
had from an Angora goat on a farm Is in
clearing brush land. There is nothing
that Kills brush and trees quicker than
the constant nibbling away Of the tender
leaves and bark.-St. Louis Globe Demo-
GRAFT,
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Mr.. M, G. Donham, publisher of the
Maine State Year Book, is now deliver
ing the edition for 1900 and 1901. This
work, Invaluable to every Maine business
and professional man, is this year more
complete than ever. 1t has nearly a
thousand pages, and is a complete ency
clopaedia of political data, and business
Information. A map OF Maine is not the
least valuable feature. The book may be
obtained of Granville M. Donham, pub
Usher, 300 Congress street, Portland.
Me. Price postpaid, So. 90.
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GORHAM.

Letters advertised at Gorham post office
uncalled for Sept. 3D.: Fannie M. Rob-
erts, Mrs, j. u. Lortie, Miss Libby Paine,
Miss I'll. f. Wescott, Miss r. f. Wes-
colt.
A day or two ago q fire burned over
numerous burial lots in our principal
cemetery. The frequent appearance of
these Tres and consequent destruction of
flowers, plants and shrubs, not to men,
ton the damage to expensive monuments,
would warrant some action on the part
of the authorities.
Mr.. Charles l.. Billings and family
who have been passing the summer at
Old Orchard have retained the pleasant
on Preble st
Miss Jennie P. Whitney resumed her
position as solOist at the Universalist
Church at Westbrook, Sunday morning,
the guest of Mrs Charles Graham, Mon
day.
Mrs. Wesley @. Murch, returned from a
visit at Old Orchard yesterday.
Mr.. Frank II. Whitney OF Monmouth,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley @.
Murch.
Mrs. George Fabyan Roberts, of a
prominent dry goods house, Boston, is
visiting friends here, Mr.. Roberts has
recently returned from broad for the
large wholesale house he is with Mr.
Roberts receives a very large salary
MI. one MOulIOn, Who mas Deen visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, PrebIe street
has left to resume his medical studies in
college in Baltimore M. d.
Mrs. Ferries, wife of the Rev. DR. Fer
res who at one time was pastor of the
congregational church, has returned to
her home after few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Stephen Hinkley.
Mrs, Grant of Rochester, N. H. was
the guest yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Worden, also Mr. and Mrs. Brock
Of Rochester visited Mr.. and Mrs. Worden
Sunday.
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lawful anxiey was felt for the widow
OF the brave General Burnham of Ma
chias, Me-, when the doctor said she
would die from Pneumonia before morn
ing" writes Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who
attended her that fearful night, but she
begged for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
and cured her OF consumption. After
taking, she slept all night. Further use
entirely cured her." This marvellous
medicine Is guaranteed to cure all Throat
Chest and Lung Diseases. Only SOC and
$lOO. Trial BOTTLES free at H p. S.
doold's drug store, 577 Congress Street
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Under the personally conducted tourist
system of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, tour to Gettysburg, Luray
and Washington, will leave Boston, Sep
TENDER IA. Rate, $50 90 Tour to Gettys-
burg, Blue Mountains, Luray, the Shen-
andoah Valley, Roanoke, Natural Bridge,
Old Point Comfort. Arlington, Mt. Yer
non and Washington, October 8. Rate
5000 Itinerary of D. N. Bell, Tourist
Agent, 2O5 Washington street, Boston.