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RALLY AT FRYEBURG.

FryebuFg, August 3O.-The RepubIi-
cans of Fryeburg held their opening rally
on Wednesday. evening, August 20, at the
Congregational church. The meeting
was called to order by T. L. Eastman,
who introduced as the first speaker, Ed
gar +. Pratt, formerly of Maine, but now
OF New York. He made brief, stirring
address upon the Democratic platform
and kindred topics.
Then Hon. Oscar Williams, former q.
S. Consul to Manila, was introduced,
who made fine address, which held the
close attention of the audience until a
late hour. After speaking at length up
on the various questions relating to the
present campaign, he ended with tri-
butte to the Philippine islands, concern
Ing which his intimate knowledge of the
country, (gathered during a long resi-
dence there) has fitted him to speak with
interest and accuracy. During the eve-
ming appropriate music was furnished by
the Robinson orchestra.
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FIRE an BLANCHARD.

Foxcroft. August 3O.-A brisk fire at
Blanchard early this morning destroyed
the saw mill of George W. Stacy. the
store of Edward P. Blanchard, together
with the contents, and the highway
bridge. The ire, which started on the
mill property from an unknown origin,
spread rapidly to several large piles of
lumber and these were burned. The
village store and a bridge nearby also
caught fire and were soon destroyed.
Mr.. Stacy estimated his loss at So, GOO;
insurance, $4,000; and Mr.. Blanchard's
loss is about the same. His insurance
amounts to $500. The loss caused by
the destruction of the bridge is unknown,
but there is an insurance of $500 on it.
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Consolation Race-Purse 500.
PREMIUMs AWARDED.

Full Blood Holsteins-O. S. Higgins,
1st on COWS and LIST on -year-old heif-
ers; 9. L. Dunn second on COWS, second
on two-year-Old heifers first on three
year-Old bulls and first on heller calf,
Grade Hollosteins-C. l., Dunn 1st and
2nd on year old; 1st on calf and second
on heiter two years old; o. S. Higgins
lst on heifer two years old and 1st and
2nd on COWS.
Grade Herefords-Simon Libby 1st on
one, two, and lst and 2nd on three
year-olds; LIST on COW.
Full Blood Jersey.-O. S. Higgins on
bull three years old; Perley Sawyer 1st
on bull year old; w. S. Allen 1st on
bull calf; Thomas d. Sale, 2nG on bull
calf; j. o. Humphrey, 1st on three
year-Old cow; w. S, Allen 1st and 2nd on
heller calves; 1st on heifer year old,
Grade Jersey-W S. Allen 1st on heif-
er a year old; Reuben Sawyer End on
heller year old and 1st on COW; .. S.
Higgins 1st and second on heifers three
years old; IL. ID. Verrill 1st and 2nd on
One-year old bull.
Ayreshires-M 9. Brackett LIST on two
year-old bull and 1st and 2nd on heller
one year old,
Herds-C. L. Dunn on milk herd, LIST;
o. S. Higgins end; Simon Libby lst
on stock herd.
& Town team of six pair of oxen Town
of Gray LIST; town of Windham end.
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SUNDAY EXCLUSION.

The Casco Bay Steamboat Company
have arranged sailing trip for next Sun
day afternoon that offers more attractions
sthan any other in this Vicinity.
The Pilgrim Will leave Custom House
wharf at 2 and call at Peaks, then sail
over to the shores OF Falmouth and Cum
berland, then up the Yarmouth river t.
the landing and then down the river and
sail for two hours among the islands
arriving home about five.
All this sail VIII be In smooth water
who is there that would not enjoy such g
delightful excursion as this
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ADYENTs AT ELLswoRTH.

Ellsworth, August 3O.-The annual
meeting Of the Sunday School association
of the Seventh Day Adventists OF this
state was held here today and the follow
Ing offic ers were elected: President,
Charles w. Remission, Machias; vice
president, Winfield Richmond. Shawmut;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Lillian M
Grant, BiddefOrdf executive committee
George M. Howard, Canaan and Hollis H.
Esler, East Washburn.
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SPECIAL PRICES TODAY AT H. H.
HAY & SONS.

An unusal chance to save money on re-
liable drug store goods at Hays Middle
street pharmancy today. They have the
list in another co lumn. This long estab-
lished house has an enviable reputation
for selling only strictly pure drugs and
medicines at moderate prices, and their
stock is so comprehensive that customers
can depend upon having their wants
supplied without delay.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
no lIe EIeclOrs Of sald clly:


Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Reg
istrabon OF Voters will be in session at room
numbered eleven Old, City Building, nine days
for the purpose of receiving evidence of the
qualification of voters, beginning Monday. Au-
gnst 9th, and closing Wednesday, September
9th, 1909. HOurS-3 sessions daily:
O'Clock a. m. TO l O'Clock o. m.
O'Clock p. m. to O'Clock p. III.
O'Clock until O'clock in the evening.
excepting on the last day of said session
"wednesday. the fifth when it will not be in
session after O'Clock III the afternoon.
During said lime, said Board viii revise and
correct the Voting Lists and the Wardens of
said city shall be governed by said revised and
corrected Lists, and no name shall be added to
or stricken from said Lists, on said day of cleo
ton and no person shall Vote at any election
whose name is not on said Lists; but the
Board of Regl tratiOn Will be in session Sep
TENDER the 10Th. the day of election for the cor
rection OF errors that may have occurred dur
ing said revision
AUGUSTUS F. GERRISH, Board of
JAMES N READ. Registration
ROBERT e. AHERN, of Voters
Portland, August 81, 800.
aug21dtsep6
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s2E RACES.

The ladies dne mile dash was the first
event on the card in the afternoon. 1t
caused a great deal OF interest and many
words OF praiss were heard for the clever
driving given. Miss Cassie Thayer OF
Dixtield came in first, Mrs M. G. Nor
rilI OF Gray was second; Mrs j. E. Whit
ney OF Gray was third and Mrs. G. ID.
Hasty of Windham was fourth. The time
was g.553l, The prizes were So, SO and 50.
1t was announced by the judges that
Sleepy Jim had won first money IN the
conioal race which was begun on Tues
day and finished on Wednesday. The
purse of S25 is to be divided.
In the 2.3S GLASS there were i've horses
and this proved to be the best race of the
fair. Gypsy X. and Alfredo broke badly
in the first heat. Charlie won out handi-
". Before the next heat had begun the
judges called Leighton and Holland be-
fore the stand and told them that it
seemed that they had not driven to win
in the first heat. The judges advised
them to make better effort in the rest
OF the race. This advice had the desired
effect and no more fault was found.
The summary:
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathers by Our Local
correspondents.
OTISFIELD.


Otisfield, August 28 The corn factory
at South Otisdeld, run by h. b. Jillson,
opened August 28.
There viii be a Republican meeting at
Spurs Corner Friday evening, August
81. Andrew j. Colburn and Frederick
Hale are the speakers for the evening.
Rev. Walter Woodsum of Barnsted, N
H., is holding a series Of meet ings at the
church at South Otisfeld.
Robert Mayberry, who has been work
Ing at Lynn, Mass, Is at home on va
cation
RAYMOND.
Raymond, August gO-Mrs. NJ. E.
Gould OF Portland is spending a week at
her old home in the village.
Mrs. RUN Buck OF South Harrison
has returned to her home having spent
nearly three weeks with her relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Knight.
Misses Mary and Nellie Prince and Miss
Schumacher Of Portland are stopping at
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Chapman s.
Mrs. Albert Parker and two children
are the guests of their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs IL. l.. FOrhan.
Mn w. Il. Kilborn and wife, also Mr..
Albert Kilborn and wife Of Portland
passed through the village Tuesday
They dined at the Elms, Mr.. w. Ii.
Smith, proprietor.
Rev Mr. Potterton of Somarville,
Mass, occupied the pulpit at Union
church Sunday evening. He preached
an excellent sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. i, Brown of North
Deering were recently in the place.
Mrs. Annie Brown and little Alice have
returned from Old Orchard Beach.
Mr.. Walter LOckett OF Boston is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forhan.
Mr.. Irving Morton, Mrs. f. w. Plum
mr., Miss Angie Plummer and Master
Clifford Plummer were In Portland We'd
nesday.
Some from this place attended Gray
fair.
Mrs. c. M. Golf of Durham has sbeen
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Brown.
Bert +. Harmon and Frank Kimball
of Portland are at work in the corn fac
tory.
work at Forhan corn factory commenced
the 25th.
Miss Lena Robinson of Lynn, Mass,
recently visited her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. b. .. Robinson.
Miss Winnie Sears of WoOdfords is visit.
ing at the parental home, Mr.. ana Mrs
De Lancy Sears S.
Mrs Esther Libby and Mrs G. II
Skinner OF Portland were in this place
last week.
Hon. John Barrett OF Oregon and K.
Il WhitehOuse of Portland viii address
/ the citizens at Forhan hall on Tuesday
! evening, Sept. 4th.
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given at the parsonage of the First M. e.
church on Evans street, next Wednesday,
under the auspices of the ladies' aid.
LOST WHEEL RECOVERED.
Albert Lowell of South Portland re-
ported to the Portlan police late We'd
nesday afternoon that he had lost his bi :
cycle, which had been left by him in back
of McCausland's bicycle store. A de-
scrip ton of the wheel was given by Mr..
Lowell and the night officers were noti-
fed.
In the evening Patrolman Lamont
found the missing ''bike'' under pile
of boards In back of an Exchange street
block.
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New York, August 8O-Fully 1000 per-
sons attended the benefit for John i.
Sullivan in Mad ison Square garden last
night. 1t is estimated that the benefit
will net the former champion Sl5, 900.
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1904 HEBRON ACADEMY 1900

C0educational quiet, healthful location;
special fitting school Tor Colby College; right Of
ceruhcauOn at Brown, Wellesley and smith,
splendid academy building and gymnasium,
bath, steam heated and up to date 10 every re-
spect; Sturtevant Home the finest girls dofm-
tory IN New England. steam heat baths %
every floor, electric lights, ETC.. board rooms
hear ana lights IN this d0rmitory $3.50 PEI
week, catalogue free. Address
W. r.. SARGENT. Prin.
Hebron, Me'
FaII Term Opens Tuesday, septemhu
II, 1900. ilyisd2m
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ESPECIAL 10 THE PREss.l

.EGray, August 3O.-The third and last
day OF the Gray fair brought out another
large crowd OF people. Once more the
weather was perfect and during parJ of
the day the heat was somewhat Oppres-
sive. But In the afternoon a fine breeze
came up so that the sun did not stream
down on the grand stand and along the
track. This has been the most success
full fair which the local association has
ever held and the officers and managers
are very we'll pleased with the way in
which everything has progressed this
week.
In the forenoon fine baseball game
was played between the mines of Pennel
Institute and Greeley Institute. The
teams were evenly matched; and urged
and encouraged by bands of loyal friends,
the enthusiasm was at the highest pitch
from the time that the first ball was
tossed until in the first half of the ninth
inning a corking double play ruined the
chances Of the Greeley boys and made
victory assured for the Pennel club. In
the eighth inning the Greeleys who were
five runs behind made great rally and
tied the score. But the Pencils went
in and succeeded in getting another man
around the circuit. The Greeleys were
unable to score in the last.
The personnel of the two teams was
as follows Pennell Institute, II. Mar
row,c Marsden, P and BIB; Kidder, ID;
E. Marrow, Oh; Hill, tsb; Barrows, 3b
and p; Fair, SIS; Davis, If; Cobb, OF;
Cummings, IF. Greeley Institute, Eli
Burnells, c; Ernest BurneIl, p; D. Mer-
ril, 1b; Sweetser. 2b; Hamilton, 3b; ii.
Morrow, SIS; Blanchard, IF; West, CT;
Anderson, If.
Hill spra1ned his right wrist in the
sixth inning and was Obliged to retire,
BarroWs taking his place.
The umpires were Jenkins anu Morrill,
and both gave good satisfaction.
n eg4E RACES.
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BAR MILLS.

Bar Mills, Aug. 30.-Rev w. w. Hoop
er OF WOodfOrds, State Missionary, win
preach in the Unlversalist church, Sun
day, Sept. End, in the absence Of the act
ing pastor. Mr.. Moore viii return for
the two following Sundays, the last SER
vice being held Sent. 16
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SOUTH BUXTON.

South Buxton, Aug. 3O.-Rev. w. W..
Hooper OF Woodfords, State Missionary,
Will preach IN the Universalist church,
Sunday, Sept. 2nd, in the absence OF the
acting pastor. Mr.. Moore VIII return for
the two following Sundays, the last SER
vice being held Sept. 16
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-31

If that mirror of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion, jaundice
look, moth patches and blotches on the
skin, it's liver trouble; but DR. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver purify
the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks,
GOold, 577 Congress street, drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-31
JOHN r. ROGERS NOMINArED.

Seattle, Wash, August 8O.-At an ear
ly hour this morning, John r. Rogers
was nominated for the officer Of governor
by the Fusionists in union convention.
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1888 CIass-Purse s1OO.

Iime-S.29, \ 2.28N, 9-2974, 9.29N,
Five horses started in the Consolation
race but after the first heat General Mao
and John H., who were distanced, re-
tired, Their drivers pleaded hard for an
other chance but the others objected.
Ohio won the race with Little trouble.
The summary:
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On and after Sept. 1st, milk
will be sold i'm Portland at &c
per quart and 4Oc per can, legal
measure.
Portland Milk Dealers Assn.
aug25d1ws
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PORTLAND ACADEMY.

Fall term begins September 9 at the rooms in
Baxter building. Pupils of both sexes received.
Private pupils are received afternoon and eve
ming. For further particulars inquire of
MISS e. A. FILES, Principal.
Residence 100 Free st.
Portland Aug. 20 1900. Cug27eod4w
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LEGAL NorIcEs.

4 In * STATES MARsHAI.S NOTICE.
~ NJ hhei States District Court for
nyt.as,' OF Washington. Northern
rssrs. Seattle steamship Co. ana
nollars white VS. Nineteen Huulrad
Nave Dollars '''N's' l'0'i@fs ana l"en-
WssA,,Ssa,es or America, District O,
wkarssson Northern Division. IS.
|4s,r;s, as A libel has been died In The
|xss,Asrneo AT, q the United States for he
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FnncI. SWssamship Company. owner, and
42aurasa waite, master 81 the steanehis
dolisrs 4, nannelsnts, vs. nineteen hundred
rNM SiNl and two hundred dollars
substance: "-''' uhes-
NJ stes ~ US 18th day Of September. seq
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
--continsed.
BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON Z CO.. BANKERS.
Founded 1870. Seattle Incorporated 1881
oldes. bank in washington.
Capital fully paid. 900
surplus .......................... ioo'""
w. NJ Ladd.. President
r. n, Denny .............vice President
n 4; Latimer ................M Manager
n. w. Peterson. Cashier
c. E. Burnside. Asst. Cashier
Correspondents IN ali principal cities OF
United States, Europe. China, Japan. Ha-
waiian islands: Alaska, British Columbia
arect or I pH s:S
coiiee Mo6s made on all point. on reason
AGENTS OF BANK OF BRITISH
NORTH AMERICA.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
PAID-UP CAPITAL ...............y $4,000
r; James p: Hoss; r., president; Lester
good everywhere.
Correspondent at Nome,
BANK OF CAPE NOME.
Until departure of steamer the office Of
N b. soiner manager. OF the bank at
attic.
THE ALASKA BANKING SAFE DE-
NOME CITY. ALASKA.
Authorized capital .............,.... $500 900
This company will open for business at
ness, rent safe deposit boxes for the keep
Ing o. gold and soa ot ds, vassSes sell ex
e"'s cABELk NV wHi Tris HE1H PHI Ph. d..
Assayer and General Manager.
EZRA ID. PARKER, Cashier.
Seattle correspondent, Puget Sound Ma
tional Bank.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. sEATTLE
Capital paid up. 100000
q G. Observation-Disclosures: Presidens
r. v. Ankeny............. Cashier
Correspondence in all the principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
.'Goold dust bought; Drafts issued on
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE..
Head Office, Toronto
Capital paid up: ..:.........,.....,..ss 900 900
Six Million Dollars.
Seattle Branch,
II. II. MORRIS. Acting Manager.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Trsn.a es'1 general banking business '
=. =. Henry............... Presioene
" pson......s......"..V vice FIesioent
u. II. spencer. ..........."....C Cashier
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
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Wooden bridges designed to last from
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BRASS FOUNDERs.
SEATTLE Brass and Bell Foundry Com
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CABS AND CARRIAGES.
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telephone Rainier 70; stand Wheeler
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CASH REGISTERS.
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MRS e. EMETT. South African medi-
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building. corner James and First avenue.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-02-16

larp, or rugienorn, or kazoo-an
I'D thiLg--that l may sing the prais
md the glories of the feminine wom-
N! She was here in the worlds early
avn, and she's going to be right here
alongside of us when we're having
$2.4S round trip excursions to Mars!
t's because she's feminine that she
dorabl It's because every once
swhilc she gets her work done earl
so she can go upstairs and have
good cry;' it's because she crushes us
into pulp with her because; It's be-
cause she admits our premises and de-
nies our conclusions; it's becaus
she'll begin to purse her lips for bab
talk when she sees an infant a bloci
away; it's because she loves roses ant
acey things and only 81 per poun'
candy; it's because she gives US th'
reproachful eye when we ought to be
sewed up in blanket and clubbed; it's
because she'll dig and delve and
scrape and scrap for her husband ana
her little ones until icy stalactites
hang from the roof of Gehenna; It's
because she dabs her eyes with littl
wad of mouchoir until her nose is red
when she sees real human suffering;
it's Just because she's feminine, Bill.
and therefore such a derned big sig
better than we are, that she had us
the lope and plum loco over her ev
since the days of the Hyksos kings
Egypt! Gimme lutte that I may chan
Of the physical, mental, moral and
spiritual loveliness of the perfume
who is also the feminine woman! Mo
she be with us until the grand bust
Of all things!"