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superintendent.
 --------------------- At the recent election in a Kansas town the men turned the women officers out be- cause they did not carry out their promise town The women had heard that pre-elee- ton promises were never made to be car ried out.
 The war taxes on patent medicines are to be taken off, it is said. As they are paid by proprietors and not by consumers this report is more than probable Money talks in Washington, especially since Hanna be- came the power behind the throne. Chicago's Ferris wheel is to go to the junk shop, leaving a large-sized vacancy on the lonely prairie, and the prairie dogs will have nothing to steer by when they go home late at night.
 Prince Hanna strangely neglected to con- gratulate the Prince of Wales upon his es- cape from an assassin's bullet. All the oth- CT princes used the cable.
 ---
 The Deweys and Macrums and Web Davises seem to think this is the season for midsummer stiffness; but it is not They are too previous.
 
 Mrs. Dewey will have to be content to serve as a plain, admiral wife. Mir. Bryan has about secured a lease of the other place.
 William C. Whitney and Perry Belmont have endorsed Mrs. Dewey's ambition, but inc third man has not been heard from.  As in the days of William the Conqueror, a man of mail has been sent to war. This time it is Englands postmaster general The Duke of Marlborough is actually in South Africa, but no one has seen the white horse near the firing line. Lord Roberts should begin to shoot with visible rifles officers that lead men into an invisible fire without scouting.
 .- Bathhouse John was endorsed in the re- cent Chicago elections He is Tim Wood ruff's rival in the wooy west. Web Davis voice is now choked with tears. He is preparing to weep for the Boers at $2OO per weep
  The concensus of opinion is that Mrs. George Dewey is not second empress dowager in politics.
 Admiral Dewey's revised estimate of his capacity for the presidency comes after the entries are closed.
 Admiral Dewey can win battles on the sea, but on the land he is too wobbly. Congressman-elect King of Utah has no harem to vex congress with.
 The Boers fight as well at Landybrand as they did at Ladysmith.
  The Boers have raised the worlds esti- mate of militia troops
 MT Drinkwater is going to the Missouri river as a delegate.
 spruit should in the light of events be spelled sprint.
 Mrs. Dewey should proceed to define her platform.
 Pretoria is as difficult to reach as the north pole.
 The municipal straws were well balanced this year.
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The Boers fight as well at Landybran' as they did at Ladysmith.
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Admiral Dewey's revised estimate of his capacity for the presidency comes after tht entries are closed.
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Congressman-elect King of Utah has no harem to vex congress with
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Admiral Dewey can win battles on tht sea, but on the land he is too wobbly.
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Gloucester Fish Market.

. FOR THE WEEK ENDING Dec 1. 1900.
Last sales : ank ,halibuI at IL, y ibsfor
white, and DC for gray.
List sales OF Georges Cod from vessel al 15
Tor large and 50 80 for medIum;- bank 90 at
S2s4 a2i4.
Handline cod. caught east of Cape Sable, Ms.
3 90 for large ana So 371a for medium.
We quote prime Georges Goldfish new 50 co
ad 20 for large and 90 asa 30 for small Bank
a 1895 rs for large and 500 oGSS 70 ior
small; Shore st S. 90 @ 90 for large ana 90
az 10 for small.
we quote cured cusk IS 5oa3 rs . qtli bake
So 2602 so; haddoek 81 2hN2 10; heavy salt
ed pollock at 81 -5Potl; ana English cured DO
3 DOB atl and scarce.
Best Dandline homeless Geogs cod 7s1 for me
dium 10 &c for large: middies . b0Gs9 ;boneloss
Shore DO 7aSc; Grand Bank do Go bsc eusk
6d61Ac; haddock Ala D6A make at 3t2 go;
fancy brands of entirely boned cod ~ TO lbc
II; Smoked Hallbut. strips, 10 to l2c y ID;
chunks 13a15c.
Shore Mackerel SEQ for Is. SIC for large Is
$13aS14 for 2s, and Si2 5OdS13 Tor IS; Cape
Shore SIS Sl2dS12 so.
Smoked salmon Ice Biib; Med herring oa12c
box; tucks Zoe: engthwise at llc:lS at lie:
canned trout 81 30; fresh halibut 90; salmon
81 20; loDsters IS clams soc: American sar-
dimes. quarter oils.SA lO3 half oils 80 90 three
Quarter mustards. So 90, spiced. SIS 40.
utPickled Nova Scotia split herring Sc 25G6 10
u Dbl; medium 50052
Shore herring 50 75Se5 90.
Picked goldfish o0o0 90; haddock s.; hall
but heads So 20: sounds at Sll; tongues and
sounds Sill; tongues $40 20: alewives 50; trout
Sill 80. SAG, 81.
Newfoundland cod oil $40 per gal: strong oil
25c. rat-
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BOSTON & MAINE II. IL.
Ia Effect Oct. 8, 1900.
w WESTERN DIV IsION

Trains leave Union Station for searbors
Crossing: 1000 q. m, 60 ?. m; searboso
5.25. $40, 2. MI Old Orchard. saco. Bid.
M a.; T Kenns ss SIp soS 49, 1895 80 a. m..
/? 80, $3.50, g. p. M; Wells Beach, 100, $50
Q: M; $50. b;25 p M; North berwick, koi-
1880, s.3o 5.25 p. IN Roehester. Farming
ton, Alton Bay, woifboro, s 90 a. m l2.30.
80 p mi "a sI &C. % issc sanenss.
ter. Concord aud Northern connections,
100 a. M, $50 p. M. :; Dover, Exeter, Haver-
$50. $50. p. MI BostOns taos. 100, $50 a
~, $50, $50 p; o., M; IN Leave s sst,H
D. ~; arrive Portland, IoIo Ii.5o a. m.'
1910. 500. $50, p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for searboro Beach,
Pine Point. Old Orchard, sacos
BIddeford< kennebunk. North Ber-
ra~..nce, Loweii, Bostoa. ll6s 4so
p. M. arrive BOSTON, ais. s.22 p IN
EASTERN DIVISION.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
Stations, 600 a. m, Blddeford, fkittery,
LINN. lioston, 200, 900 a. m. I245 eco D. M;
arrive Boston 5.57 q m, 1910, 100. 9.05 p. m;
Leave Boston ~ $50, AGO a. M, l25o s.oo.
40 .. M, arrive Portland llA5 a. M. l%Oo
43e. 10. 1915 p. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for Biddeford, kit
terry, PoI fsmouth, Newburyport, salem,
Lynn. Boston, 200 a. M, 1245 p m.. arrive
Boston s-5I a: m, Ace p. m, Leave bossE ,
PGtan' 1910, 1880 p. m.
t-Daily except Monday.
WV. s. n. DIV.
Station foot of Preble street.
For Worcester. Clinton, Aver. Nashuss
WIndham, EppIng, Manchester, Com
cord ana Points North 1874 - m. 1888 p. m-I
Rochester, Sprtnsvafe, Alfred, water
boro. Snco River, 1874 a. M, 1885, 5.33 p. mi
Gorham, wessbrook, nberIaRd Mills
westbrook Jot.s WoodEords. 7.Sa 9.45 n
arrive from worcoster, I.07 p m;
Rochester, s.25 a. m. l.07. 6.4s p. m; Cor
ham and Way Stations Gao. a25 10.47 a H..
LOT, AIS. 5.4S .. III.
ID. j. FLANDERS. q. p. q II. A.
o tsdtf
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Portland a Yasmoash EI.ssrss ny. Co.

Leave Elm ST. for r Deerlng. Falmouth,
Underwood spring at Gas n. m. hourly tiil i2.45
D. n. half hourly tin 6i5 s7.15 7.45 s.i5, 1915
D. m. Return-Ieaye Underwood AZ 6iO n.
m. hourly TIL I10 half hourly TIL $40 60. 7iO,
ESQ, $40. 1910 d. m. For Yarmouth at 6.45 n.
m. hourly tan Las, 2.i5, BIS 845. A45 Bt5. s.fB,
7.45, DIS. 1913. Leave Yarmouth nc 3, 40 q. m.
hourly I'LL 1910. LILO, 30, 40. 3.4o. 40. $40.
$40, $40. 80 .. IN.
Sundays for Underwood nj SIS hourly TN
i1.f5 1f45 n. m, i245 half nourly tii DIS. SIS,
7.45, 45, o.45 p. m. For Yarmouth slB DIS,
lo.f5 Ills a. M, 246. As. 2i5 315. half hourly
till Sis, 6.15, 7.45, s45 a.45 p. m. Leave Var
mouth hour minutes earlier.
sOmitted stormy eyenings.s
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BIDpEFoRD FINEST OUT.

Biddetord, December 1.-Two OF Bidde-
ford's police officers. Elmer S. whitney
and Alderic Martin, rendered their resig-
nations today to take place at once.
There 10 considerable speculation az to
why they resigned. Marshal Harmon
says they resigned voluntarily, being
tired Of police duty.
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LIEuT. HoBsoN ILL.

New York, December I.-Lieut. Rich
ard Pearson Hobson. U. y. N, was
this afternoon taken from the Army and
Navy club to the Presbyterian hospital.
He Is threatened with typhoid fever.
His friends say he is entirely run down,
and his system 10 weakened.
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GRAIN QuotaE,oau.
a Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social position
or business success depend largely on the
perfect action OF your Stomach and Liver
DIR. Kings New Life pills give increased
strength, keen, clear brain, high am
bition. A IS cent box VIII make you feel
like new being. Sold by III. p. 3.
0ooid, 5s7 Congress St., Druggist.
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MARINE NEWS
roRr OF PORTLAND
SATURDAY. Dec J, 1900.

sATuRDAY. Dec ], 1900.
Arrived.
Tug Gettysburg, with barge Kalmia. Philadel-
phia-coal to A Wright Co.
Tug Cumberland, with barge A. from Baitl-
more--coal 10 Randall q McAllister.
Sch Anna Kranz, Brown. Savannah via Bos-
lombard pine TO Richardson Dana 70;
Sch } ii Butler. Rice. Rockland. with lime 70
Sen Uirica R Smith. Nash. MinDndge for Jcr-
Sch Ida, Jordan, MillbrIdae for Scltuafe.
Sch Francis Shubert, Bangor for New YORK.
leaking and with rigging damaged, having
been N collision with sch Lyman "A Law. on
Cape Elizabeth. The NJ L broke jlbeoom. out
proceeded.
Steamer corinthian. Dunlop. Liverpool
II & A Allan.
STEAMER Pasquale p. TN schiinno, Louis
Steamer Horatio Hail. Bragg. New York;
liscomb.
Sch Victory Dyer. Franklin II Blake:
Sch Hattie Loring. Rice. Steuben-J II Blake;
Sch Nobel. Gray, North Hayen-S q j n
True.
SAILED-Tug Gettysburg. with barges Moni-
tor, Shawmut, and kohinor, for Philadelphia.
SUNDAY. Dec 2. 1900.
Arrived.
Steamer Iona, obj Cummings. London
To X Reford & Co.
Steamship Persian. tBr1 Hamilton Glasgow.
mdse to ii & A Allan.
Steamer Manhattan. Bennett. New York
passengers and mdse 20 J f Liscomb.
Tug shawnese, Saco, and left with barge Bee
for New York.
schs Abdon Keene, and Thomas W Knight.
fishing.
sAILED-s.hs Edith olcutt. W Herrick,
tug Cumberland, with barge No 10 for Balti'
more.
Also sailed, steamer Coriuthian.
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FINANCIAL ANDCOMnERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading narketS
new YORK stock, Money and Grain
marhst Review

NEW YORK. Dec 1.
Money on call closed steady at Sbs@ per GU
hast loan 3ls ruling rate =.
Prms mercantile rsper at 4e4sA per CEN.
sterling Exchange nominal. with actual ousl
ness in bankers bills Soss G. s51s tor oe-
mand and 4 s1ssa4 s1st Or sixty days posted
rates 4s2ls and "a s61s. commercial ouis AZ
4 sLsz a. SIb.
=Bar SILVER e4Ss
Silver certificates 64G65
Mexican dollars so.
Governments strong.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong
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Charters.

The following are recent charters;
Schr L. X. Cottinsh m, Claremont to New
York, dry lumber IS; green So 20.
Schr Lugano, Jersey City to Portland, cement
25c.
Schr Carrie A. Lane, Tampa to Baltimore,
phosphate rock So rs.
Schr NJ. s. Hart, New Orleans to New York,
molasses 81.
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THE GOOD TEMPT AXIS.

Aroana lodge, No. /, i. .. q. a Will
hold "a public entertainment and basket
social ct their hall on wednesday evening,
December 5. The admission win DO free
and a cor iiai invitation is extended TO ali
TO attend.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Books Added During the Month OF
November.

Bartlett, A. D., Life Among Wild
Beasts in the "Zoo.H 1888
Bates, K. La. Spanish Highways
and Byways, 1885 u
Bolas, 4 ct ais, Photography in
Colors, SlS1.t
Knob. s47. u
Carpenter, F. g., south Ameri-
iitioal, 1862
Conrad Joseph, Lord Jim, 1873 40
Cooper, A. A, Third Earl of
Shaftesbury, Life. Unpublished
Letters, etc ed. by b. Rand, 1854. Il
the World, ssSG t
the King, 84st
Crawford. +. NJ, Rulers of the
South, 2234 II
Crockett, S. X, Stickit Minis
ter's Wooing, 344. 1t
Crowninshield, Mrs. III. B., Arch
bishop and the Lady, 1873 AZ
Dante Aliphieri, New Life, tr. by
Chas. E. Norton, 1916. 10
Davis, W. NJ Elementary Meter
orology, 244a.2
and Tavern DAYS, 1886. 80
Flint, Nj. b., Garden of Simples, 46l7. II
Eorman, $. e., comp, Life and
Writings of Thomas Jefferson, 16ll.H
Forsyth, Gen. Il. A.. story OK the
Soldier, 1865 I
Fox, John, Jr., Crittenden, l87. Al
Erontinus, 5. Two Books on
ths Water Works of Rome, A.
D., 81, 1891
Gordon, II. r Osceola, Chief of
the Seminoies, 1884,
Gordon, IL. X. Tecumseh. Chief
of the Shawnees, 1854
Gould, s. Barring, Book of Dart
moor, 2o47. II
entitio Whist, ss44 20
Hsckethorn, @. W.. London Mem
cries, 2o4o IL
the Gave Dweliers. 1854. 90
Hornung, Il. W., Peccavi, 1854
HowslIs, W, ID Literary Friends
and Acquaintance, 44S4 Il
Grand Canyon. 1855 t
Jeffersonian Cyclopaedia. ed. by
King, Capt: ehas.. Ray's'Daught-
Leoky, W. Il H, Map of Life,
Conduct and Character. 214i.24
Pussy Lite, - 44ss. IL
ries, 1859 4
Oswald, Wilhelm, Scientific
foundations OF Analytical
POWELL l. r.. ed, Historic
Towns Of the Southern States, 1856 II
Powell, W. H., COMP, List OF
Officers of the Army OF the
United States from 1779 TO 1900, Ref.
Kay, Anna u, PbeDe, Her Pro-
fsssion. A Sequel to Teddy, l226. -
Ray, Anna e., Teddy; Her Book, 1ss6. 80
Roberts, j. A ed +, New York In
the Revolution as State and
Colony, hef
Roo, Z. de, History of America
before Columbus, $780,;
Play In Six Acts, 1883
Dante. 1916 {
Russell, W. O.. Cruise OF the Pret-
se "a eH.'i Ii: E.. House OF Eyre ' .
mont, l4o 81
Shakespeare, VIM, Much Ado
About Nothing; New Warrior
um, ed. by II. Ii. Furnass, lE2. II
Steel, Airs. H. A, Host OF the
Lord, l5f. o.
Thompson, Mrs &. G. Seton,
Won an Tendsrfoot, 1896. II
Thompson, Maurice, Alice OF Old
Vineennes, lS5. Al
Thompson. Maurice, My Winter
Garden, lI4T ~
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Y Ig,yIg6
I'm Effect Dee. q, 1900.


TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
WAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS
TOO a. m. For Brunswick, Lewiston (Lowsr)
Bath. kocklanc. Augusta, Waterviils. Skowhe-
gan, Belfast, bangor. Bucksport aud Vanceboro
connecting for ST. John, st. Stephen tCalais),
Houlton and Woodstock.
s9o a. m. For Danville Junction, Rumford
ralis. lewiston, Pennington, Rsngeiey and
las a. N, For Brunswick. Bath Lewiston,
Bangor, Patten, Houlton and Caribou via b. 8
ia'to =. m. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon
yi a Newport Bangor. BusespoTs Bar f Hsr
Dor, Washington Co. T. II. Oldtown, Greenyille
ard katahdfn Iron WORKS.
i2.55 p. IN. For Dauyille, Jc., Rumford Falls,
BemIs. Lewiston. Pennington. Carrabasset,
RaDgeley. Bingham, Wateryille. Skowhe9au-
4 % pm For Freeport, Brunswick. Iiockland.
gan, belfast, Dover and F0xcrolt, Greenville,
Bangor, Oldtown ana Mattawamkeag and to
sio D. M sA For brunswick, Bath. Ro,kland,
Augusta and Waterville.
6. IS .. m. For Dsnville Junction. Mechanic
iI.cc sp ,. m. s" Night Express for Brunswick.
Bath. Lewiston, Augusta, Waterylile. Skow-
County via oIdtown, Bar Harbor, BncKsport.
Wasain to 60. X. H.. Vapceboro. ST. Stephen
GA aisl. ST. Andrews, St John aud all Aroos-
Provinces. The train easiug Saturday night
does not CONNECTIVE Belfast, Dexter, Dover and
Foxerot-, nor beyond Bangor
WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
$50 a. m. For Bridgton. Harrison. Fabyans,
Burlington. Lancaster. Sc. John sbury. Rher-
brooke Quebec. Montreal. Chicago, St Paul
and Minneapolis.
les r. m. For ssbago Lake. Cornish. Frye
burg North Conway, FaoyanS. Lancaster.
CoiebrGok aad Beacher Fans
600 D. m. For Sebago Lake. Cornish, Brfdg-
fOn Ha-ff4ov. NnFth nm nd Rarflatf
SUNDAY TRAINS.
72oam Paper train for Bangor. Bath. and
for ROckland except Ferry Transfer at Bath
1910 .. m. For Brunswick. Lewiston, Bath.
Augusta Wateryille and Bangor.
ii.e0 p. m. Night EXpress for all points.
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
From Bartlett No. Conway and Cornish.
s.25 a. m. j; Lewiston and Me ehanic Falls, a.35
a. NJ; Wateryile, Augusta aud Rockland, 6.f5
a. M; Bangor, Augusta and Rocklaud. p 10
p. ~; Sk0whegar, Pennington. Rumf0rd Falls
and Lewiston, 12.z0 p. M. Beecbcr Falls. Fab
Waterv lie, Augusta and Rooklaud. $40 p. m;
ST. John, 81. Stephens. tCaiaisl, Bar Harbor
ArotStook County, Moosehead Lake aud Ban
gor. 5.35 p. m; Rangelsy, Pennington Rum
ford Falls and Lewiston. b.45 T. m, Chicago,
Montreal Quebec, Fabyans, No. CONWAY.
Br.dRton, 7.55 p. m. Bar Har5or and Bangor.
!. IS a. m daily; halifax. ST. John, Houlton, st.
Stephen. Bar Harbor. Bangor, $50 n. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor and Lewiston, l22b p. MI
Bangor. % a. M. Halifax. 81. John. Vance
boro and fa7gor. $50 a. IN.
GEO. f. EVANS, V. T. s. @. NJ.
T. f. BoOTHBY. @. p. s. 7. A.
0ct6dtf
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Waldoboro Nov 3O--Workmen are still dig
ging round the new FIVE masted sch Fanuie Pal
mer, which grounded at the time she left the
ways three weeks ago, She Is about seven teet
down in the mud and forty feet from the chan
mel.
Port Hawkesbury. CB. Nov 2s-Sch Eliza J
Pendleton, which mas been ashore at Aulds
Cove since the gale OF Oct ]. was successfully
floa ed to-day by the assistance OF tug a very
high tide. The vessel Is not much injured and
viii haul out here for repairs,
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PORTLAND. Dec. /.
Wheat was steady to-day with options a little
higher Cora shows decline of lie. Oats fairly
active and steady but unchanged. Linseed oil
is off again about 20: now quoted at Csc. APP
pies hlghet; No Baldwus command 81. Beans
firm and tending upward.
The following quOIauonsrepre ienr the whole
sale prices tor the market;
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A NEW MAINE POSTMASTER.

Washington, December l.-F. A. Mar
riner has been appointed fourth class
postmaster at Centre Belmont. Me.
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goston Marzet.

aBOSToN, Nov. 80 Is 0n-Tne following were
Ioday's quolauons OF Flour ana Corn;
FLOUR
Spring patents 100 90
Winter patents 90a4.50.
Clear .nu sLraIgnL so "A 20
Corn-steamer yellow 81 FAC.
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Hide..

The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices In this markets:
Cow and steers. ..s.....ss.sss sssoo ~
Bulls and stays. ....ss'''..'''''oS
Calf Skins-No quality .......s..s. 90
Noy -. ...... 1913
Nos zoe eacn
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retail eroccrs sugar Market.

Portland marKet--cnt loaf s'i eonfechoners
&c powdered 7mc, granulated at &c; coffee
crushed 6iac ;yellow c.
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ALLAN LIN
PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.
Calling at Neville.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

BATES or PASSAGE.
CABIN-s5o0o and upwards. A reduction
Of 10 per cent Is allowed on return tickets cx-
cept on lowest rates.
SECOND CABrN-To Liverpool, Londoa OF
Londonderry-S35.00 to $1,000.
STEFRAGE-Liverpo0l, London, Glasgow.
Belfast Londonderry or Queenstown. $500
and G.0l. Prepaid certificates $3.50.
Children under II years, hall fare. Rates 70
or from other points on applicafion 70
n. r. MCGOWAN, 42O Congress ST.,
Portland, Me.
Foreign SITES ship Agency, Room 4
First National Dank Building. Pert
Land. Maine
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Ask for BOVOX n.. Hs ssssnr,
RAYMOND.

East Raymond, November 80 The ice
storm of Monday did considerable damage
to shade and fruit trees In this vicinity.
partially cleared, also suffered. Young
fruit trees, apple, peach, etc.. were badly
hurt.
Rev. f. Starbird, of West Pennington,
preached at the Union chapel. East Ray
Dond, sunday morning and at the
Free Will Baptist church on the hill. in
the afternoon. There were no services
storm.
laundering operations this winter are
to be quite extensive here. Charles Cole
Is to put In 800, 900 or more of pine tim
Der for the match company ami about 40
cords OF birch and hard wood for Lewis
p. Knight OF Naples. he Will employ 12
or is men. II. J. and o. b. Lane are
to clear their farm near Tenney's river
of pine for b. F. Smith of Sebsgo Lake.
There was masquerade ball at Bart
lett's ball. Wednesday evening, Novem-
her u.s. Music by Brown of Webbs Mills.
Quite goodly number were In attend
ance.
Miss Luoie p. Cole, one of our best
teachers, has gone to Leeds Junction
where abe has the winter term of school
of nine weeks.
Lester N. Jordan and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. II. W. Maybsrry,
Casco.
Charles II. Cole of Gilsad spent Sun
day with his father.
Riverside Grange observed their last
meeting as Children's night. After the
business had been transacted, the grange
was closed and the programme was car
risd out with fine effect by the children
Corn balls were the refreshments served.
Several invited guests were present who
thoroughly enjoyed the exercises.
John Thrope and wife of Mechanic
Fails spent Thanksgiving with his
brother, O. K. Thorpe.
Mrs. Elvena b. Symonds and Mrs. FL
la C. Strout attended Pomona Grange at
New Gloucester.
Dr. d. IL. Dole Of the jackson School,
Portland. Is spending his Thanksgiving
vacation here.
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JONFSP0RT, NOV. Soar, schs Highland
Queen. Dobbin, Machias; Boston, Orne, Moosa-
bee; Comet, Mansfield, Calais.
Sailed. schs Marcus Edwards, Bagley, New
York; Highland Queen, Dobbin. Boston; Ellen
NJ Mitchell. Bryant. Jonesboro.
BooTHBAY BARBOR. Dec 1-Sld, schs Ma
tive American, CALAIS for Boston; Beta, Colbeth
Maehias for do; Davis. Mt Desert for do {:
Maggie Todd Calais for New YORK; Annie Gus.
DO Tor New Haven. Clara Marston. Friendship
for Portland
sACo. Dec 1-Ar. barges Baruegat, and Rru-
netttc from New York.
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Arat st Lucia 29th. sch VIM II Clifford. Wiley
Newport News.
Sid I'm Chsrbourg LIST Inst, steamer New York
from Southampton for New York.
Sli I'm Liverpool lst 3 Gamer Lucanla. Tor
New York.
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sALFM-sld 1st. sohs Melissa Trask, Ban
gor for New York; Isalsh sletson. DO for dol
Eagle. and LizxTs Lane 10 for do, Henry II
as "a Ag Wss.. ri s9 dsos rh 1r
DO, Arthur Lord, do for dot Addie Fuller
Gardner for do; John J Ferry, Rockiand Tor
for DO; j Lamprsy, Rockland for DO: Donna
i Briggs Gardiner for DO; Clara 4 Gomez. Bath
for Pawtuckst; John Cottlngham, Bangor for
Also sailed lst. sens Ada Amss, lfm Rockland
for New YORK; Sandman, A w Ellis, and Jas A
Brown, DO for do; J II Wainwright Bangor for
Holden, Cia S island for 90; Eugene Bcrda,
do for do; Crescent. Leng Core fer doi Fihe-
man, Clark's island for dof Telumah Bangor
xbner Taylor. Calais for New Haven; Gathered
Bangor for Boston; Fanny karl. do for Provi-
dencs; Harry @ Chester. kIachias for BostonI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N Al Isl. schs
Prescott from Newport News for Boston; VIM
II Davenport. from Weehawken for Bath; H
Az SON, schs Charlotte white, from BALI
more for Boston; Ida L Ray. New York for
PORTLAND; Thos Borden, Amboy for Kitiery,
NJ Crosby. Rockland for Brunswick. and pro-
Passed Goth. sob Mary II @ Dow. Baltimore
Returned, sch Henry May. for Bidderord.
sal.ed ist schs Nat Meader. r L tag,
N q Nader, d Howard Spear. Snow-nakei
Vineyard, Juiia Frances, Adnic MeFadden,
den. q Nj BfaluafQ, Elld Etts5eJs a hiuuDufE
Post Bow Andrew Nebinger, Emma Greea, H.G
King, Henry May. stephen Bennett, Alaska.
Joni Douglass. Fred q Holden. Ella NJ sto.er.
Eiscta Bailey. John Williams. Maggie Null
yek. s Lindsay.
WASHINGTON. dear LIST. sch VIM II oler
Studcy. Kennebec.
Cid ist barque Arlington. Griggs, Baltimorsr
sch Cnas Davenport. Ptnxhams do
Foreign Ports.
Ar at Malta Nov 80. Y s transport Fitzpatrick.
Rogers New York for Manila.
AZ al Port Said Nov 20, Y 8 transport Buford,
New York for Manila.
Passed AMER Dot 81, ship NJ Llaguno. Hong
Kong for New York.
Sid FIN Cherbourg Nov 20 steamer Deutsch-
land, from Hamburg for New York.
Sid I'm Liverpool 2etn, steamer Tunis an, for
Halifax and.Poriland.ss
Ar al Paint-a Pitre Nov go. barQus Hancock.
Philadelphia.
ans. from Philadelphis; 2ist, Carrie A Norton.
Sid 25th, sch John W Dana, Fossett. Darien.
spoken.
Nov IL. lat SO so. lon39. sch b Cromwell.
from Portland for Bueno AyreS
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