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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21

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The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
MORRILLS.

Mrs. Myra Frye Of Ocean avenue has
been absent some time from home to at
tend the Mohonk Indian conference al
Lake MOhOnk, New York.
Miss Annie b. Jones of Leonard street
is visiting relatives In Brunswick, Maine.
Mrs Ruby Read OF Ocean avenue has
returned from visit in Bethel, Maine.
Captain G. W. Croker and family have
moved into their new house on Leonard
street.
Mrs. Larrabee has moved from Mrs.
Days house on Brentwood street to the
Coolidge house on the same street.
Mrs. johnson of Forest avenue has been
visiting In Poland and Raymond
The Union Bible class met Monday
evening with Mr.. Albert Austin, Leland
avenue.
Rev. Henry Chandler has been enter
tanning two sisters in his home on Le-
land avenue
The North Deering Congregational
church is to hold its annual fair October
31st, November 1st and I'd, in their new
church at North DeeFing. The church is
OF completed as an entirety, but suffi-
cient space has been fitted up to permit
the holding OF the fair. Wednesday even
ing the comedy drama Breezy Point is
to besgiven. Thursday evening the pro-
gramme provides for a concert and on
Il
Eliper'' is to be presented. The proceeds
are to be devoted to the church building
fund Last year the society was very sue
cessful and looking forward to a success
full fair this year. Something like $500
was raised year ago and 1t is hoped to
do as we'll this year.
The fair of ROckameecook tribe of Red
Men which closed last Friday evening
came to final close last evening when a
grand ball was held The ball was held
In Red Mems hall and was largely at
tended. The affair was in charge Of the
following committees: Mr.. Fred II.
Harmon, G. B. Tracy, Hugh A. Sweeney.
Carlton Glidden, Robert NJ. Noyes, Miss
JennieEB Miss Louise M. Sweeney,
Mrs. George w. Noyes. Miss Amy Smith,
Miss Alice Winship, Miss Gertrude Good
ridge.
Miss Caroline Hussey has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Lowell of Au
burn.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman z. Lamb
Pleasant avenue. Deering Center, spen
Sunday with friends at South Windham
Mr.. Phillip st. John, who was injurei
IN the football game at Gorham a weel
ago, has recovered from his injury. Mr.
st. John was a member Of the Deerinl
eleven,
The Unity club will meet this evening
at Mrs. A. J. Houghton g, 1893 Stevens ay
enue.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30

wish to say a few words TO all who
are in any way afflicted in regard to the
wonderful healing power Of DR.. Chase,
Longfellow Square. Having been a
sufferer from constipation from child
hood and hearing of some of DR.. Chase
wonderful cures, resolved to test his
ability. The result has been miraculous.
I am entirely cured. My little boy has
also been cured OF the same disease as
well as a very bad throat trouble and is
now strong and healthy. I would advise
any one suffering from whatever dis
ease to test his 1vonderful power, 1t cures
where medicine fails
Very sincerely,
Mrs. Geo. fM. Thomas,
No. 30 Deering Ave.
Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
WOODFORDS.

The Young Peoples Auxiliary club of
the Woodfords UniversaIist church. are
to hold Klondlke social in Lewis hall
next Friday evening.
Mr.. Stearns of Winthrop, IN. Y, the
father OF Mrs. Townsend, wife of Rev.
H. E. Townsend, pastor Of the Woodforos
UniYersal1st church, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Townsend for a few DAYS.
Mrs. William BragdOn and Miss Mabel
Files, WoOdfords street, are to hold a
book social this evening at the home OF
Mrs. BragdOn. Each of the ladies are
holding this social for the purpose Of rails
Ing at least dollar apiece which is to be
given to the building fund of the new
MoOdfords UniversRlst church. Othsr
mem bers OF the church are earning
money in similar ways for the same OBJ
jeot
, Mr. E. D. Bancroft, the proprietor OF
the Deering Steam laundry left vegterda v
for Boston and New York on a business
trip, where he has gone to purchase new
machinery and equipments for his new
aundFy which he is to take possession OF
the latter part of November. The laundry
is located on Congress street near the
Union statl 1n and was recently bought
by Ar. Bancroft. The Woodfords comm
ment will be moved to Portland and con-
solidated with the one just purchased by
him.
The Maine Central railroad track crew
are to commence work today in making
repairs on the diamond at the intersec-
ton Of its tracks with the Portland Rail
road company at the WoodIords street
crossing. New ties are to be put in and
new diamond set, to take the place OF
the present one which has become badly
worn.
The Woodfords UniversaIist church
choir was greatly augmented on Sunday
by the voices Of Mr.. and Mrs. $. S. Gil
bert, who have recently become residents
Of this locality. Mr.. and Mrs. GiIberi
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
ASH
BARRELS

Don't trust wooden barrel.
It's not to be depended upon.
A stray live coal may be the
means Of turning you out OF
house and home in the middle
of the night. Get a GaIvam-
lied Iron Barrel, and get il
here. We carry a line that is
thoroughly reliable in every par
ticular-strong and durable.
With ordinary care they'll last
a life time.
Galvanized Iron Coal
HOds, that will stand a great
deal of humping and look well
through it all.
Galvanized Iron Coal
Sifters, that you can accident
ally dump live Goals into and
not suffer a confagration.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30

have IN past years both sung IN the choir
of the st. Lawrence church of Portland.
The funeral services Of the late Arthur
Z. Bartlett were held Sunday afternoon
at $50 clock from The residence Of his
mother, II Rackleff street, and were
largely at tended. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. II. Z. Townsend, pastor
OF the Woo 1fords UniVersalist church.
The music was furnished by a quartette
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Briggs,
Dr. Coleman and Mr.. 5. 5. Gilbert. The
remains were taken to Bryant's Pond
Monday morning where burial occurred
Monday afternoon.
Rocky Hill lodge, knights Of Pythias,
will confer the rank of knight on a can
didate at the meeting OF the lodge to be
held on Thursday evening.
Lebanon cOmmandery, Knights Of
Malta at their meeting TO be held this
evening in Knights Of Pythias hall will
confer the blue degreee. At the
meeting Of November Sth Beacon COM
mandery of Portland Is to give a stere-
OpticOn lecture on England, Scotland, Ire
land and Wales. Key. Lewis Malvern
ofsPOrtland is to bs the lecturer.
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity Episcopal
church Of WoOdfOrds, with the assistance
OF local TALENT are to present the comic
drama, "a Box Of Monkeys this even
ing at Lewis hall. Ice cream and cake
are to be on sale during the evening.
A special parish meeting of the Wood
fOrds Universalist parish was held last
evening in Lewis hall for the purpose of
completing arrangements for the pur-
chase of furniture and fixtures for the
completion OF the new chapel now in
process of completion on Clifton street.
The meeting was fairly well attended and
the necessary funds were appropriated to
NIL 40 J., fo- 1c 70 no, a
under the direction OF the church build
ing committee.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30

Deputy Sheriff F. L. Leavitt of Buxton
was in the city yesterday noon armed
with his warrants with which he puts
under arrest MessIs. Smith and May
brick, the young men arrested Sunday
in WestbrOok for burglary committed in
Hollis. The deputy left on the noon train
for Alfred where the boys will be tried.
Engineer W. S Wilkinson, who has for
some time past been engaged IN putting
in the big fan wheel at the boiler plant
Of the S. d. Warren paper mills, has
com pleted his work and returned to New
York
The ladies' circle Of the Westbrook Uni
versalist church are to give another OF the
popular suppers on Thursday evening in
the church vestry from 8 to O'Clock.
The UniYersalist society have recently
purchased a new pipe organ. %
The ladies' circle of the Warren COngre-
gational church are to hold a meeting
with Mrs. E B. NeWcomb, Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Hugh A. Craigie is to give a series
Of stereOpticOn Views OF -Four Famous
Cities, in Warren Congregational
church on Thursday evening.
A special election was held last even
ing at the Cleaves Rifles, N. G.. S. NJ.
armory on Main street, for the purpose
of electinq a second lieutenant to iii the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Lieut.. W. ". Smith, The election was
presided over by Capt. Graham. The
contest was between Sergeant II. n.
BODICE and former Sergeant Eugene
Cummings, who resigned last year to ao-
cspt a position on the staff OF Col. Ken
dali, but subsequently resigned that posi-
ton and re-enlisted in his old company
where he has served two enlistments,
The contest was womb Sergeant Cum
mings who, If he passes the board of ex-
aminers at Augusta, as he is likely to,
will be commissioned as second lieuten-
ant of the company. The vote stood,
Cummings %, Dodge II.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Remember that tomorrow at a. m.
the South Portland board OF registration
will be in session for qualifying voters
and otherwise revising the voting lists
for the ensuing presidential election. Ihe
board will be in session i've consecutive
secular days, the first four of which will
be devoted to the registration of voters
CAHILL WRITING-MACHINE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.
Mr.. George F. Cahill, of the Cahin
Writing Machine Manufacturing Com
pauy OF Washington, D. c., has been
here for the past four days looking over
the John P. Lowell factory with view
of locating there. This concern is en-
aged in the manufacture Of typewriter
on large scale, giving employment to
100 skilled WoIkmen and large number
OF other men. In case the concern locates
in South Portland they will probably re-
quirs at least BOD operatives of all classes.
The machine which they manufacture
has an electrical attachment which en-
ables the user to operate the keys by sim
ply touching the same lightly. The sd-
vantage Of this can be readily seen as it
saves the operator much fatigue. At
present more TIM 200 of these machines
are in use in the government Offices in
Washington. Mr.. Cahill spent Sunday
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30

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with Omega Oil Then their pains and
aches would go away, and stay away.
Omega Oil is liniment of sparkling
green color. ItloOks good, smells good,
and does so much good that it is a
blessing and godsend. Every druggist
sells it, or can get it for you If you tell
him you must have it.
"Omega Oh is a god-sent blessing to all suffer
ing humanity: I tried it on my mother who has
laid parayzed for over two years and could no t
move herlimbs. I only rubbed her twice and il
has taken ali the swelling out Of her limbs and she
can move them and the soreness is all gone l also
rubbed some my head for pain there, and it left
me. One ofmy ncighbors had wen on her wrist
and rubbed il once and il took 1t all away with
out any pain. Ny horse had a very sore back and
We had tried all that we knew, but all did no good
but one application Of Omega OIL has cured Il, f"
Rev. W, w, WILSON.
Ersnktown, Va. 72s
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
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The Portland daily press., 1900-10-30
To Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received until 80 p. m.
l. Saturday. November 3rd, 1909, for taking
down the brick undeTp.nDin of the C2seo ST.,
Church, cleaning and pilng the brick; also for
removing the ledge and building stone fOunda-
ton for the proposed Manuel Training Building.
P, ans and specifications may be seen at the
Office of Frederick A, TOmpsOn Architect, Y
NJ G. A. Building
Proposals must be marked Proposal foi
Manual TIaining Building" and addressed tC
Frank W. Robinson, Mayor Portland, Maine
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals for constructing sewer in
Beacon and LOngfeilOw Sts., will be received at
the Office Of tie Commissioner of Public Works.
City Hall, until Saturday, November 3rd 1900,
at L o'clock m. when they will be publicly
opened and read. Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check on some National
Bank In the sum of $780, 90. Said check must be
maze payable to the order OF the Treasurer of
the City Of Portland. The successful bidder
Will be required to give pond of some respon-
sible Surety Company in a sum OF not less than
one fourth of the amount of the bid. Blank
on which proposals must be made. plans. speCi
icatiOns and further information may be OBJ
tanned at tlie office of said COmniss iOler Bids
should be marked Proposals for sewer in
Beacon and LOngfellOw SIS, and addressed tC
+ Geo n FeInald Commissioner of Public
/ Works. who reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids should he deem it for the interest o.
/ the City 50 10 do
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Samuel Worcester,
NJ. D.

OFFICE 597 CONGRESS STREET,
Congress Square, Telephone Connection.
Sundays by appointments AT or s p. m, ma y
be found at Residence No. 81 WINTER ST.
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at Poland with Mr.. Amos W.Knight. the
present owner Of the Lowell factory.
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The funeral services over the remains
of Clifford H., young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. L. Smith, were held Sunday af-
ternoon from the residence Of the parents
The services were conducted by Rev. C.
F. Parsons. pastor Of the Methodist
church. The burial was in the old Sac
carappa cemetery.
The ladies' circle Of the Westbrook Con-
gregatiOnal church will hold a social and
Halloween party on Wednesday evening
in the parlors of the church. The affair
is in charge Of Mrs. E. J. Haskell, Mrs.
R. j. Haskell, Mrs. J. W. Hadlock, Mrs
F. ". Babb, Mrs. II L. Boynton and
Mrs. George Raymond.
GALLANT-GAUDREAU WEDDING.
A pretty church wedding occurred
Monday morning at St Hyacinthe'l
Catholic church. tbs contracting parties
being Mr.. Wilfred Gaudreau, the popu-
lar clerk at RObinsoD's meat market on
Main street, and Miss Kate Gallant. The
ceremony occurred at s O'Clock, the Off
Chatting clergyman being Rev. Fir. A. D.
Decelles, the pastor of the church, The
bride was prettily goWned In a modish
suit Of brown Venetian cloth with white
satin trimmings. The bridesmaid was
Miss Josie Gallant, while Mr.. Alfred
RObichsud acted as best man An In
formal reception was held after the we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaudreau are to re-
SHE at AZ Central street, where they will
be at home to their friends after NoYem'
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS

Water takers whose services are out Of e
pair or where they are not properly proIse-
from frost, should put their SO rvsces in OF.
forthwith. The Company will be obliged
rfgidly enforce its rules IN regard to the va
of water, and water will be shut of iron.
places where waste is allowed, or where h-''
is Left running to prevent freezing. n
Parties requiring new service pipes ~ sly
advise the Company as early as possl1.s. {
order that they may be put in before Ine 81 --'
freezes.
Portland Water Company.
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Cure Your Piles. FREE

] have nothing to sell but viii gladly direct
sufferers from Piles. Fistula, etc, to a perfect
cure was cured without pain, and without
the use of q knife, and without interruption OF
enclose stamp. Triners please not apply as ]
wish only TO help those who are suffering need
lessly, as once did. Address, n, B. s. Box.
226,ELeWlstOn. Me. TT&S