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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
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tb, Uniformed wut 500 bold zoo
weather vac rI,aT bot Irsh nuH,a.
westerly UTsr, ul,v duau M. u.n
Th, lUuF HuJ moved lu goldman Ui iuuu
down bs boulevard aurus tHr Hldu.
and Through tly driv.UayF OF th' Dob.
and.
After o. deal of plllupIuF about Hi
mo-, star brl8dr aud r,K.muuig 90
rsrs the Inspection formation vas com.
pl,tod two Ions liuss OF tuupl stretch
ed from end 90 end VI thp great hcl1
..s brigade and rcumrntsI IhDrs
grouped Co The fore in th,ir pIaorE DO,
artillery aud cavalry on me lcn. rh,
inspection proceeded. the major geo.
cral and star moving down aud up tb'
Ions lines their appropriate salutsf H'
officers knights and numerous bapdi
u music IN, entire 1000 itniguti
returned 90 camp ln good spiIlb and
without special fatigue.
sessions Of the supreme l.udg'
knights Of Pyhias were resumed 20.
day and some Of the reports Of the com.
mittoe were heard,
supreme Chancellor sampl' viii to.
day announce the election by the su
prDue Lodge Of james y Camahan 81
indianapolis. o. major general. com
handing the Uniformed Rauk Gen
eral Canadian founded the lniforme'
Rank more than twenty years ago an'
has ever since been its commando
Hls salary II $4,000 per year u nos
appears 90 b, conceded that Elnr sp
preme Chancellor Wdhers Of WiF.yp
ON. VIII be- elected supreme GbanrrllV
according % previous custom luatea
Of rc-eloctiOn Of supreme chanrcIy
Sample.
Tventy-four grand cbiefs Of Oh
RathbOne hstels were today admlue
10 the SESSIONS Of the supreme body
the womHn's order but without ~
right b. vote,
The Pylblau slstorhD0d suDrcn
lodge spent most Of tpdpy's srssIDn dIl
cussIng recommendation adopted
the DiiioeTE lopJu,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
McCslla Praises
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operated hos TIE BnIlsh aul kuFFaHs
la turn bclpsd o. operate 90 NenaI't .
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Americana led fha adyanoe up tAs rail-
. way and protected tb. rnar iu ue o..
ursst aud how duI,us tll" napeaiaa a.
tacks uf the CEiuosa 90 tan Tl'a Isip
arsenal the BHush RuHiGus aa
American in turn would sprlug .Dtg
The breach 70 defend ras nsId-IprtHel
outposts u some OthT nationally
thar vas DeaIinF ths DrJIt VI t4e ~
tack Tho cooperation " tbo eDfD'
force SCENE " hsya 1eeu pplc1 sDl
Captain Mocalla bss Dgtbiug Dgi lb'
warmest prsiss both FOR A4llral ~
mour and all Oi th' other Jll0uF w.
participated in the expedition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
It's Senator DOIjIyer,

pes MoIDes, Aug 49, - Governor
shaw tonight announced the appoint
menl ~ Congressman \ T. p0llIVer ~
be United states RenAI0r ~ hll lhe w.
oancy caused by Ihp death NJ John w.
Dear The appointment runs 70 March
T. 1901 The Legislature does mol meet
IN regular session NJ 1909 ana p0l
llyer's appointment II lIkely 70 10 rer
newed 20 run NnIll hIs successor u
elected,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
csp,oIo wsjo.rjeb, Afflicted.

San FTaDolsrO, AUg, ~ cbief Orjcsf
JpcksOD NJ ibe brush ship italewOOd
was IN command N ibe vessel OD ibe
yDyage fOm sgdDey 10 Honolulu, ~
Dlaps NJ Captain EpOlL VINO remained
IN sydBey 10 iake command NJ ibe shin
spoke, scheduled ~ sail fCf MS p0Ii
Information WIS brought ~ Ibe sbjI
OweDee lbat Captain wainwright NJ
lbe spoke bapame insane ~ sydney ana
~ confined IN ~ asylum mere,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
Tbe use NJ lbe singer In millions 0

The use NJ lbe singer IN millions "
homes shows lbe unprecedented sue
ness NJ these ideal sewing machine.
n IN convincing prO0f lbat lbe singer
eKoels IN ~ biDds ~ family sewlna
ana Rrf needle work. Al our sewing
machines Rre NJ Ibe best construction
beautifully decorated, aDd Are mounted
OD selected woods IN nDely hHlshod
cabinets NJ artistic design w. ljfr0
geraeD agent, 1914 bethel street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
Registered ~ uDisjws,

M aDs Ms, Jas. q, KlDg,Los AggsIei
Mr. agt Mn, J. J, Taylor lfBasl W 4.
Fox, H9DOlyluI Mrs, ", y, Green, Homo
lglul N ss Fh0ta u, Green, UgDglpluI W,
W, Kicker, IiOD0IuIuI Mss ~, ", Macfar'
lane, AbuimADuI Mss Edith NJ, Maefar
lane, Ahuim1NuI Ms II, H. Macfa6sDr,
Ahuimanul Miss LADY MadarllDr, AhUi'
manu- J. 4, Pl0Sbanl, HGHOlUluI Nj, ana
Mrs 4, X, Wood, han Francisco ", ~,
Garrett, Taunton, Mass 7, w. RICbmODdr
san Francisco iiUgb Is, Rjcr, Los An
gslss, S, 3, Rose, il0DOlglyi w. A. Buk'
holder, San fraDcIscOi Nj and Ms, =,
w Kern, San FTaQclscOi Mr. and Mrs
&, e, Kennedy, HIIOl Miss MCMIIlaO
llIlOI A, A, BrayWsr, llODOlUluJ NJ, and
Mrs, ], 4, scott, mo ~ and Mrs W.
w. gQods!s, WalaIgal Miss Cllbf1Oe W
gOOdale, WlIaIggD Mrs, Eleanor w, Va
yJes, HONOLULU Miss hrllis blrTaflOVpb
BQnOIului Jas, A, Kennedy, HODGlIllu
John Dyer, HO0OlgIuI W, A Kinney, 10
DOlulDI !, Lllrss, liODOllIui 4 Van hlndeD
HODOIull u, llugOI Hanover, Germany
M and Me- ", Washlrr, shIr nFhIIa
irlphla'i JhQs, L0Uance, shlB "kIlm0
yNI Mss AYeriam, lllD0IuIII !, ", slrl
ling, HllV0yeU I, y, GI1irl, Honolulu
MI, and Ms, WINS !, kOoWIlOD, Homo
WlUl !, {, AiherlQn, Honolulu l,fWIs s
Gear, l0nglgluI Mss ADA Hone Parker
lonlIuIlI Miss ltalheryne NJ seYsIs0D
Honolulu,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
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BISHOP &c.
BANKERS.

Transact o General Bankb Y
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Trsyele, y
LstteTs o. Credit issued, avsi
able In oil tho principal citi' a
~ the world.
Interest allowed after July
!, 1898, on fixed deposits 7
day notice 2 per cent, .
months . per cent, o months
- per cont, II months 4
por cont.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
ANo. 1 Liquors a specially,

B. Lemon and F. Woodman
will attend TO the WANTS Of
the Weary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
Pioneer Building and
Loan Association,


Money loaned on approved security,
AbaylnIsliabk for monthly dsposits.
Houses built on the monthly install.
WHDt pie,
Twentieth Bsr Of stock 10 nov
opened,
0FFlcEItB--T, v, Lansing, Prssl-
dent y, u, Hose, Vice prealdsItj O. d.
Gray, Treasurer 4, v, Gear, Beerstsry,
DlItEGTOlts-T, v, lansing, n, n
HOSE A. Y, Dear, 4, W, kes0h, Henri
smith, v " Mclean, y, ID, Holt, u. h
Gray, W, l., Howard,
A, v, GEAR,
beoretAry,
yhnmbsr NJ Commerce. rOOsls,
once IIOursl iaI gO--lISO u, m,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT

ordinary sgd Term DsDsils Ssssiyso
sLd IDl4Tts slyyesd IN a.egydagis via
rules slld condition. p1gEd w. Pss
b,'sl, ePpiss n pblgb hAy 10 bSd Us q
sppillsiil,D,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
For Sale.

M, L. business property ~ smith
street, between paNahl ana lierelaala
Streets
No, a. iiesidenQe properly OD Punch
bowl street, near vineyard street, suit
able for cottages
No A. Fine suburban property 'front.'
ing Oh MrGully street ana rlnnnp
from ierelanla 10 King streets
WIN sell ~ eRaY terms, Will phrl N
cash, 0r approved stocks or bonds bal
AnGi 0n mortgage
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
kaMHS

orr Efs AhD DIsgyygDss
Is<S, ", Es>osg, President
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B0fsiloDls, TIpsis, In1lgldga p .pd NJ,
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VVglsd " ~ tall SAD pHJsj.a1s g'JslgI
Byelsgss, lssllS l>siLsJs ~ Credit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06

Headquarters for ALL the
Sports and Race Horse Men.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
PERSONAL.

Our pcs master is lucky fellow; eve
rything Is coming his way. He reports
his cherry trees in tloom and gays he has
heard OF none earlier. He has promised
MS some cherries later. ifsthe boys in his
ne'ghbofrhood will only let them alone.
Mrs. Hermann kotzsohmsr and Miss
Dorothea Botzsohmar, gave a charming
farewell reception to their pupils at their
home on Walker street yesterday after
noon. Mrs. and Miss kotzsohmar leave
tomorrow for six months tour abroad,
q large part of this time being spent In
study.
Mr.. g. q. Pulsifsr of Congress street Ia
in New York for few days.
MIR. n. J. Clarity, advance agent Of
the Elroy Stock company, left last even
ing for tour Of several Of the New Eng
land oities.
A theatre party was given In honor OF
Mr.. Thomas b. MoKone, foreman Of the
National Snow Printing and Engraving
company of Chicago, last evening at tue
} fer son, by his Portland friends.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
DRIzzLE AND FOG.

There was too much fog in the harbor
yesterday to suit numbsr OF people
who are planning to maye to their sum
mer cottages at the islands. In fact the
condition of the elements was most dis
sgIeesb,e to everybody about the water
front. The drizzls Of the morning changed
into thick fog In the afternoon and thea
a rank as thick as any that has been
seen for long time hung over the bay
so that 1t was impossible to sse more
than a very few feet out from the end
of any OF the wharVes.
"1be lobster business is pretty dull at
the present time" stated prominent
dealer. "Suoh a thing is not a surprise
as the weather has been so cold all this
spring that the fishing has been done
under difficulties There have been very
heavy Winds outside. But as soon es the
we6t becomes warmer the business
will pick up all right" During the day
there were two arrivals, the Eva A. Mar
tin, bringing In $500 from Digby, N. s..
END the Robert and Edwin have come
from Grand Aenan with like number.
The scnC oner Cherokee .brou ght in 4
fare OF 1900 pounds Of mixed tlsh.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
FIRE DEPARTMENT. VACATIONS

At Q meeting OF the board OF engineers
Ct the fire department held last evening
the dates Of the annual vacati ons CT the
permanent men were fixed as follows:
May 80 to June I2-M. k. Griffin. Geo
p. Cady. J. A. Fowler. Frank GirarG.
.aJune 18th to June 26th-R. II. Hardy,
b. T. knight, W. +. Libby, w. q. Lor-
ing.
June goth to July Job. l.. Sawyer.
W. q. Parker, ]. g. Monroe. AnrSd
Wigsin.
July 10sh to July 2t-J. O. Kent, A.
p. Crooksr, y. w. Hayes. y. ID. Howe.
July cath to August 7th-g. l.. Dodge.
.. u. SkilliDgh VIM. Heiber. B. f..
Mokown.
August 7th to August aith-L. W. Lom-
bard, A. q. Eldrldge. W. ID. Lowry. k.
W. Porter.
August 21st to September "A. ID.
fsutlsr, ID. s. Ray. NJ. y. Hay, Oh. Davis.
u September 4th TO September 1S-B. y.
Libby, J. W. Baker, b. q. Rowe, t. d.
Williams.
September 18th to October 2d-w. II.
Skinings, j. j. Keith, s. M. Kelsey, q.
p. French. uo-s
October Cd to October l6.-Petsr s..
Doyle.
November LIST to November i4th-R. II.
Eaton.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
PORTLAND CAMERA CLUB.
Second Annual Meeting snd Election
OF Onicers.

Ths second annual mestins Of the Port
land Camera club was held last evening
40 ire rooms Of the Portland Natural
History society rooms on Elm street.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Presidsnt-Gsorge u. Gould.
oe-President-Newell w. Edson.
Recording Secretary-kdgar X. Dow.
Corresponding seoretary-O. u. Thurs
ton.
Treasurer aud Lantern Slide Dire ctor
II. Harry Lamson.
Executive Committee-Gsorgs B.9ould,
Newell W. E cson. q. u, Thurston. =.
ID. Phillips, Frank w. Woodmap, J..
Harry Lamfon, A. O Both, Dr. E. n.
Northco TIA
Mem bsrship Commitsee-N. d. Gould.
Il. Il. Dow, George 7. Scott.
Votes or thanks were tesdered TO Prof.
von Mach OF Harvard university for his
lecture which was given SEVERAL weeks
ago. TO the Portland Natural II istory So
uisty for the use Of rooms during the
past winter, and to j. Knowlton OF West
brook for the uss OF lantern.
The report OF the treasurer showed that
there was Q smsll bAiancs on hand. !.
II was voted TO continus the ofganizs-
ton the same az the past year,
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
BRIEF J0TTlNGS.

Lruis A. oreau, q CLERK at Goods
drug store, is missing his green ensmisd
bicycle, which was stolen at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
At m setting OF the committee on pub
lic buildings held yesterday afternoon,
the subject of the pest house was dis
cussed, bot no action was taken.
Mrs. Kew. 4. II. Newoomb OF South
Portland, q g: sduate Of Nerthfie!d Train
ing school, and an active primary worker,
will address the pti>sary and junior
teachers union this afternoon at Y, NJ.
@. A. at 4 80 O'Clock. The lesson for the
following Sunday viii be taught by Mrs.
De Garmo Of the Free street Baptist
church. All invited.
Straw berries have arssared In the mar
kets In quite Large quantities.
Mr.. Daniel Dresser OF the Jefferson
tteatre has returned from trip Co Boz
ton and Lynn.
Speaking OF the unusually cold weather
saxon OF the year, ex-Judgs Gould cited
@ precedent last evening. He said that
the records OF 1913 would show that snow
had fallen In every month OF thst year
wnlcn was thereafter known as the year
which had no summer. One old iphab.-
tspt says that three inches OF snow fell
in this vicinity on the twenty-third day
CT MAY In the year Of 1916.
Henry Narcotic, who has been the
night CLARK at Swett's hotsl, is now the
night clerk OF the Temple house.
Open street cars were out In force on
Sunday but none showed up on any OF
the lines yesterday.
There we're several rumors yesterday
and last evening that new cases OF small
pox had broken out. One story that went
she rounds was to the fleet that the
dread disease had been discovered in a
house at the westerly section OF the city.
Ihis news created considerable excite
ment On close investigation Of all OF the
runners 1t Was learned that there WAS
no foundation for any OF the sensational
storieP.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
WILL go no PHILADELPHIA.

WILL 90 10 PHILADELPHIA. :.
Maine will to well represented at the
National Republican convention at Phil
sdsiphia. The party will ieave Portlsnd,
Saturday. June i6. by special train and
will arrive ct their destina tion In time
to attend Divine worship the day fol-
lowing. II will be made mp OF men whose
names have long been mentioned premi-
neptiy in all parts Of the stats. The dis
tinguished party will also include many
ladies' The delegation In probably the
largest to attend q gathering CT that
kind.
Among the people In the party will
DO Congressman Burlelgh, DR.. j. n.
Hil, Hon. ]. H. MaDlsy, Byron Boyd,
Z. q. Dudlsy. Charles II. White. W. II.
Williams, b. y. Asniey, W. 8. Choate
OF Augusta; Hon. Charles X. Littiefield,
u. N. ThAyer, W. o.. Fuller, Rookiand;
A. K. Day, A. II. Baboook, Bangor;
W. M. Aver, Oakland; j ". Bodwell,
ID. II. Stinson, Halloweli; Attorney
General W. 4. Haines, Waterviile;
Charles g. whitney, Gardiner; George
r. Evans. Portland; Col. y. II. Prescott.
Biddefurd: A. g. Staples, Lewiston; L.
N. Merrill, Skowhegau; L. II. Phair,
George Ii. Collins, Prssque Isle; George
ii. Gilman, Houlton; q. W. Robbins.
Old Town. Mrs. ]. +. Hill OF Augusta,
Mrs. George +. Evans Of Portland, will
also be among the party.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
OPEN HOUSE DAY ON THE SUB
ORDINATE LODGES,

The open house day committee of the
subordinate lodges and the board of di
rectors OF the Portland Past Chancellors'
association are hsreby notified to meet t
x. of p. hall at 5 p. m. Tuesday. for the
purpose Of making the final arrangements
for open house day OF the subordinate
lodges on Grand Lodge day. May 10Th.
The members OF the Portland Past
Cbanosllors' association, are hereby noti-
fed that they are invited to meet with
Ivanhoe lodge, No. IS. K. of p, at Cas-.
tie hall, at 8 O'Clock this evening, and 1t
Is hoped and earnestly requested that as
many as can win avail themselves Of the
opportunity to make the visit, as exeT-
discs of an interesting nature will be Civ
en-
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
40 RECOVER sls,OO0.

Sometime this week. 1t Is Understood.
Trustee Ardon w. Coombs Of the bank
rupt firm of Woodbury. 81 Mouiton viii
pay the bankrupts' personal creditors .in
full and the other proven creditors
dividend Of ten per cent.
On May "a Referee Pierce will give a
hearing on ths claim Of Fanny II. Bond,
Of Springfield, Mass, exeoutrix, to re-
cover SIS. 00O on bond alleged to have
been given by the bankrupts TO her de-
osased tsstator, Ephraim w. Bond, in
swing him harmless on suit brought
by one ]. l.. Rustllng.
The claim, 1t appears, grows from >
partner ship styled Woodbury., Meulton s.
Stearns. Springfield, Mass, firm In
which tina Portland man were interestei.
They dealt In real estate, bonds and other
stocks for several years, dissolying part
nership 10 the early pineties. During
that partnership they purchased CON-
trolling interest In the Crystal Water
company, including block OF stooR con-
trolled by Ephraim Bond.
At this time they gave Bond o guaran-
tee to save MIN harmless from any dam
ages 10 a suit brought by Kusling against
construction company with which he
was identified. Later, it IL said, and dur
ing the tendency of this action, Bond
died. Afterward his exeoutrix. Fannie
Bond, settled the suit by the psyIne emit Of
SIS. COO nd now asks REIN bursement from
the trim under their bond.
The creditors contend that settlement
OF the action by the voluntary payment
Of damages by the defence was not con-
tempiated In the bond and that the bank
rupt firms estate Is not liable to Fay
ment under IL.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
MR.. PErERsoN's NEW STORE.

Mr.. j. w. Peterson, the well known
news dealer, has added another to shis
list of periodical stores and win this
morning open business at his latest
stand. This Is at 469 Congress street, In
part of the DeeriSg building, leased by
the Portland Railroad company. This
new store Is most attractive one, being
fitted up in the finest style by Mr.. Peter
son. Besides all of the leading nswspa-
pers of the country. there will also he ali
Of the leading magazines on sale and a
complete library of all Of the standard
and prevailing novels. The new store Is
sure to become popular business en-
porium.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15

A bright little girl elsven years Of age,
arrived at the Union station on ons Of
tie trains from Boston last evening. She
was taken In charge by one OF the agents
Of the W. q. I. U. and this morning
will 60 to New Gloucester to enter the
well known Shaker school at that place.
The young tourist IL from Portland,
Oregon, and made the long trip alone.
She IL very fright. however, and made Q
numher Of good friends so that her JOUR-
nsy Of several days was most pleasant
one 10 her. She brought along small
grip which had been filed with food.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
A YOUNG WIFE.

The patrons Of the Jefferson last eve
ming sat In an atmosphere OF the strong
est kind ef melodrama, for "a Young
Wife," such being tho titls OF the play,
resked with viiIiapy. abduction. murder
and all the other oonoomitants which
mark PROD uotions OF the blood ourdling
order.
The first act shows the library Of j nd :
son Douglass, q New YORK banker. where
q safe robbery OCCURS which Is followed
by murder OF . father BY a discarded
son. The III murder 10 discovered BY Ethel.
the young wife OF Clarsncs Douglass. an
adopted son.
The ssconu act shows den OF thieves
In the slums of Baxter street, New
York, where debauoh IL In progress
and where Ethel through trickery, is In
ducsd to enter. but escapes very clsverly.
ihe third act takes place IN the Doug
lass mansion whore an exciting scene &C.
ours between the detective, who believes
that Ethel Ia guilty Of the murder OF her
fathsr-in-law, the young husband and
his wife. At the end the young wife
proves her Innocence, the murderer Is
discovered and every thing Of course ends
happily, save for the guilty one.
Frank Tannehill, Jr., as the farmer
from Vermont, Horace Greengage Deb
bins, was the central figure In the play
and acted with humor and considerable
emotion. william Walcott had the role
II the william and was satisfactory, while
the supporting male cast showed vary
ing degreea OF ability.
In the leading female role was Florence
A shbrooke, who was pleasing. and will
be remembsr by Portland theatre gosrs
as member Of the George Wilton COM
pany on its recent visit to this city.
Others to be mentioned are Eiorsnos
ROssland, Eleanor Graham and Alberta
Lac.
The final production OF "A 70 ung
Wife" viii be given at the Jefferson this
evening.
TACITA.
The rehearsals for TaoitA are steadi ly
going on and fare getting to be letter
perfect IN der the direction Of Mr.. Morris,
who is an old hand At the business. The
sale Is increasing daily and bids fair to
DO large at every performance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
TACITA.
What Shall We Have for Dessert /

This question arises in tho family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-0.
delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
baking simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors:-Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
OLD HOME WEEK NEE TING.

A mssting OF the executive committee
CT the Old Home Week Association OF
the State Of Maine will be held at the
Falmouth this aftsrn DON at o'clock.
There will be q large gathering.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
NEW ADvERrIsEmExTs TODAY
FROM SEA TO SEA.

Little Girl Makes Journey From Port
land, Oregon, TO Portland, Me-,
Alone.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15
CHICKENS
And
FOWL.

Born within a few miles of our
store and fattened to our order.
When their owners know they're
suitable for our trade, they bring
them in. Local poultry raisers
keep us supplied with Native
Chickens and Fowel. They come
right from the killing 10 us every
Tuesday aud Friday. 1t will be
well for you to remember this, if
you are among those who experience
difficulty in getting the Maine
grown Poultry,
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15

steinway Piano for sale cheap, % Com
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15

WHITE expert of New will be with for few days
she will be pleased see her former patrons and will demolsat
/ the merits of
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-15

good production that to this country
Corses will be found at this store only.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-01
A GREAT RACE.

A few months ago the sports of
South Barre, Williamstown and this
city were excited over the five mile
road race between Mr.. Wards "Hope
So" resulting in an easy victory for
the latters horse.
He is now matched against horse
his equal if not better in fact, the
owners think 50 and have matched
them to race five miles this coming
Saturday, Nov. 3, at the Granite City
Trotting Park.
The horse against which "Hope
So" will contend is the black stallion
"Baby Boy" and was seen here at the
last meeting. He is splendid looking
animal and should easily hold his own
against his rival, in fact it looks that
they are so we'll matched that the
race will be one of great interest from
start to finish.
The match is for 5000 and the stake
holder is c. II. Campbell. Ladies
will be free, grandstand free and the
gentlemen will be charged % cents
admission.