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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-05
Its a Dandy"

The stove men have laid them.
selves out 10 beat previous efforts,
and they have done il. The dear
little "COsey" for wood has n very
suggestive name, and is the neat.
est little thing you ever saw nj the
price. N1ckle ornaments and
rails, full mica doors, takes a
good log OF wood, and best of oil
is recommended by the folks
who have bought them.
sThe Prize Oak" for coal is one
Oh the handsOmeSt stoves made,
and is really cheap, but nOIhing
cheap about IL, except the price.
We gave instructions in our stove
department this morning to clear
out every stove nj cost IL neces.
sary. Nothing remains now but
our friends TO take advantage of
the opportunity. No store has as
large u variety, no store offers rs
low prices, or rs liberal terms. m
takes just three minutes and the
stroke OIL a match 10 heat a good
sized room with a Grand Heater.
No ashes 10 mess with, no pines
TO say bad words over; no sinolx o
but lots OF heat; no hampers. NO
shakers wanted. It's a daisy, Just
what lots of rOOmers need badly.
we mad made up our minds to
say something about Draperies in
Iurcoman striped goods, reduced
from 80 to SO, but of course,
stoves are more interesting to
most people just now.
Nor Is there any warmth OF af.
lection about Amy of the 76 varie-
ties OF unprOnOunceable names,
unheard of finishes, and SO far
unseen designs in Fancy Chairs
but there is fashion, as pro.
nOuncea as any McAllister or his
400 could desire.
do you want TO see the latest
freaks I'm high backed, crooked
legged, brass nail bedecked, plush
trimmed easy seats! Come 10 our
store, we have enough styles Of
fancy chairs to keep you busy an
hOur or two in making a selec-
ton.
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PERSONAL.

hon. George ID. Bisbee and Mrs. Bisbee
are at the Falmouth.
W. w. Rowell, of the Auburn Gazette,
was In the city yesterday.
onicer Dana Miles is doing day duty with
sne patrol wagon for a few days, Officer
Massure being laid up with cold. 20
Ex-Governor Robbie is maxim tour of
southern California with party :of promi-
nent grangers. They were at San Jose No.
yember 9Th, where public meeting was
neid In theiI honor. On the platform were
Governor Robbie of Maine, Governor Luce of
michigan, National Master j. II. Brigham of
Uhio, Hon. Judge Bayne of Oregon, Hon. ].
M N. male OF Connecticut, Hon. Mortimer
mn''eiand Of New Jersey, Hon. Philo Her
soy 0i santa Clara, and formerly of Belfast.
H INC, anu CHARLES M. Shortridge Of San Jose.
governor hqbie made felicItous speech,
their beautiful climate. o''o VI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-05
THE COUNTY JAIL,
Sheriff Isaiah Q. Webb's Annual Re-
port.
Sheriff Webb makes his annual report 0
o.. l.. LII e IL

Sheriff Webb makes his annual report of
Cumberland County Jail, as follows:
The total number of commitments for the year
has been 1447, as compared with 1907, the total
number for last year. OF this number committed
this year, 1914 v ere males and 1873 females.
From these commitments. 423 were for drunken
ness, 64 for rum selling, 81 we're poor debtors and
"a were ommitted under the new tramp law The
whole number in Jail on Nov. 80 was I20, an in
crease OF 3 over the number in jail on that date
last year. OF the 100 IN jail Nov. 80, Ill were
on account Of this county, one was from York
county, and eight were committed by the United
States.
During the year no prisoner has escaped and
one escaped In July 1886 has been retaken and
245 prisoners have been In jail for safe keeping
ana no return IS been made to the jail OF the
disposal OF their cases. Two hundred and sixty
hVe prisoners have been incaIcerated for the nom
payment OF fines imposed by court The number
sent 10 State prison has been IS, and 10 are now
engaged in the workshop.
Inc jail has been In very crowded condition
dnring the year. Its total capacity Is 120, but
there Is always considerable room to spare In
the women's department while the mems Is too
full
The capacity of the mems department is "a, and
the smallest number on any one day for the last
four months was 102. The largest number In any
one day In November was ZIG; smallest LOT.
Largest in october, 1876; smallest, 1O7. Largest
in september, 100; smallest, Ill. Largest in Au-
gust, lao; smallest, 102. 1t needs noldemonstra
ton to show that In building intended for "a
for the enlargement Of the jail appears to be inev.
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BRiEF JoTTINos.

The Tillson Light Infantry left for home
yesterday noon.
The new Preble street water main has
been laid and the street Is being repaved.
The committee located the flag pole In
front of the High School building yesterday
Pine Tree Lodge, K. of p, visited Cum
berland Lodge last night, and had general
good time.
An effort is being made TO secure the LOT
on the corner of Oak and Free streets for a
dime museum.
The Mutuals will give ball In Mechanics
Hall New Years eve. Grimmer will furn-
ish the music. Tickets are now out
Mrs. Brewster. who resides on the corner
of Carlton and Congress streets, fell on
State street Tuesday, and received injuries
on her head.
The December term of the United States
District Court came in Tuesday, but no
business was transacted The grand and
petit juries will come in next week.
Unless the weather moderates speedily
the English steamers will be loaded and dis
charged almost in the twinkling of an eye,
as the cold weather makes the stevedores
work at a tremendous pace.
Yesterday and Friday night were the cold.
est of the season. The mercury indicated
from zero to 10 above in different parts of
the city at a. m. On the Ogdensburg al
Bartlett it was 140 below. 1t was bright and
clear.
On Tuesday evening" December 3ist the
Argonauts will give their annual ball at City
Hall, and on this occasion, as well as 10 the
past, every thing will be done by the COM
mittee to make an enjoy able time for all who
may attend. aga 500
A'smaH scrap of iron struck MIR. Coles
eye while he was breaking a piece of rail-
road iron at the Portland & Rochester yes
terday. DIR. Spalding took two stitches in
the lid aud one in the ball. 1t is thought he
will not lose the sight of the eye
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South Portland Aroused. .

Inc adJouIneu meeting or vftrzeuo Of
South Portland, which was called to take
measures looking to securing some of the
burned out Lynn shoe manufacturers to that
village, was held last evening. 1t was a
large and enthusiastic gathering and stirring
speeches were made. f. 81. Hartford was
chosen committee to 60 to Lynn immedi-
ately and to confer with the manufacturers,
and ascertaining what induce ments would
be necessary to insure removal. A collec-
ton wa taken up to defray the expenses Of
the committee.
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Cold Weather Hints.

Now look for thermometer at every SEQ
ond door, and see bow they vary
AT about this tine horses begin to look
rough and they refuse to stand unless OBJ
liged to.
Your male friends will appear dressed in
long ulsters with collars rolled up in theil
necks and you cannot tell Smith from Jones
after dark.
At the same time your female friends will
squeeze themselves into glove-fitting jackets
and will exchange the large hats they have
worn all the fall for little bits of velvet OF
some other material that covers just about
six square inches Of hair. and yet they will
smile and smile and look as if they enjoyed
1t.
For short time the street corners will be
paSsable for ladies after dark
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= Almost Roasted,

Yesterday afternoon as Mr. Bernard Cleary
was passing along Larch street he was hor-
rlfed to see girl, apparently 10 or IL years
OF age, rush out of house envelopeds in
flames. Mr.. Cleary and several other men
who were near at hand ran to the cnild's as
sistance and by wrapping her in their over
coats extinguished the flames, though not
until the girl. whose name is Hansen, was
nearly roasted. Thanks to Mr., Creary's
promptness. unless the shock to ber nervous
system proves too great, the child will prob
ably recover
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DEATHS

In this city, Dec. 4. John H. Anderson. aged 70
years. "eeN ~
:. Funeral 1I ;ra on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Burial at convenience Of the family.
years MONTH WVAsf@ s ~,.' "so" "
Notice of funeral hereafter1
OF In anis CITY. Dec a, Mrs. Mary B. Adams, aged
In Cornish, Dec. 3, Mrs. Isabel w. HAYNES
aged go years months days.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
D w a1 S0rnan FRIDAY forenoon at o'clock
20 years. e0N
In Pennington, Nov %, Mrs. Asa Jennings,
~ In East Benton. Nov 20. Mrs. Silence G. spauld-
bon, aged SO years.
Inc funeral service of the late BENJAMIN Fogg
VIII take place this afternoon at O'clock at No
q Wlmot street. The Aged Brotherhood are I'M.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-05
The Heart and Circulation.

The second lecture in the course of Medi-
cal Talks at the Y. Nj. G. A. Hall was given
last night by DR.. Addison S. Thayer on
The Heart and Circulation" The Doctor
illustrated his lecture by diagrams and speci.
MEMS He described the different parts of
the heart, arteries and veins. He also de-
scribed the action of the blood In the cases
OF fainting, apop lexy and paralysis, and told
what action should be taken If person
should wound himself in such way as to
prove serious, and many other new and in
teresting points.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT


BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
WEDNEsDAY-James Balm ct ais. VS.. schooner
Florence X. Tower and owners.
This was a libel against the schooner Florence
E. Tower by Balm. Russell Il c.. to recover for
provisions and supplies furnished the captain of
said schooner In june, 1886. The present owner
purchased the schooner in March, 1886, and
esamed that the goods were sold the former cap.
tain on his individual responsibility also that the
libellants had been negligent In enforcing their
lien on the vessel, and thereby had lost the
same.
Hearing had! judgment for the defendant and
libel dismissed.
Woodman and Thompson for libellants
Locke and Locke for defence
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try Of Deeds:
jackson ct ais. ST. etc. wv ' -
a. Deering-Henry F. McAllister to VIM. Haggett.
nCape Elizabeth-Ira F. Tibbetts TO Alexander
Saul. 81. etc. w '>'0Aan"e'
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Second Parish Fair.

The ladies of the Second Parish are hold.
Ing their sale in the vestry. Tomorrow they
give nice hot dinner of clam and fish chow
oer' cold meats. with puddings, pies and
cakes. All go with the dinner for So cents.
Ihey have nice lot of fancy articles, suita-
Die for Christmas presents. The public are
invited, Suppers also are served from to Z.
tainment
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Index Soap is guaranteed pure.
MARRIAGES.

IN Blddeford, Dec. 3, Ernest L. Morrill, OF Bid
deford and Miss Sadie W. Elder of Whtnev N
In worcester, Nov. %, Frank A. Haines Of Saco
ana MISS Grace NJ Ham of Biddefoid
Mary M. Martin. AN '"i''
M In Plttsheld. Nov. 10, Charles P. Hodgkns of
fittsneld and Miss Vesta Written of Burnbam.
Miss Myrtle V. Waite. "e" anu
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w EDDiNcS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. Frank W. Richardson OF South Port
land. son of Capt. William L. Richardson,
and shipping clerk with Messrs Elias Thorn
as & Co., was married to Miss J.sMabel
Coombs in Portsmouth. N. H., on Thanks
giving day. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. j. E Coombs, formerly of Bath, but
now of South Portland
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The Congress square Eai,.

The fair and sale and entertainment of
the Congress Square Circle and Annex last
evening was great success. The entertain
ment was gallery of living picture repre-
senting many we'll known articles of COM
; cree, as Aliens Anti-fat, Pyle's Pearline.
etc: Some of these were particularly fine
and brought out much applause.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-05
Loyat Legion.

The December Getting of the Maine Com
mandery of the Loyal Legion was held at the
Falmouth last evening. Major S. W. Thax-
ter read paper entitled Criticism of the
Gettysburg Campaign" There was a large
attendance of members, including Gen. I.
W. Hyde, Col. Allen and DIR. Lapham from
out OF the city. An elegant collation. was
served in the small dining room.
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Reception at the Young Mems Re-
publican Club.

In spite of the cold last evening, there was
a large gathering at the rooms of the Young
Mems Republican Club.IIt was ladies' night
and large number of ladies honored the &C.
casion with their presence. Mr. Grimmer's
orchestra was in attendance, and after the
general reception from to 9 o'clock sthe
floors were cleared and there was dancing,
1t was very pleasant occasion for all who
attended
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Church OF the Mess1an

T. Atthe annual parish meeting Of the Church
Of the Messiah the following officers were
elected:
Moderator-Jeferson Chase.
Clerk George e. Lefavor.
Treasurer-Jeseph Brooks.
Trustees-J. p. Rockwell, George II. Lefayor.
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Read and accepted.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN, |
CITY OF PORTLAND.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
December 2. 1889
Notice is hereby given that hearing will be
given to all interested In the subject matter of the
sewer assessments of 1885, in accordance with
the above report and order, which are made a
part of this notice.
BY order of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
GEO. @. BURGESS, CITY Clerk
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Claayes Street Sawor

Beginning at manhole in the centre of Ceayes
street and on the northerly side line of Cumber-
land street; thence northerly through centre Of
erly side line OF Oxford street, thence with curve
to left distance of % feet to sewer in Oxford
street, which 1t enters 6 feet west of the centre
line Of Cleaves street produced
Total length 433 feet.
Sever b Is Of N H. cement pipe laid feet deep
Oxford street and feet at terminus.
CoSt OF Sewer,.,.......... S568.92
City's proportion. .......... SISq6A
gum W Ue assessed ........... 1928
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Crescent Street. Sewar

Beginning at point in centre of Crescent street
distant easterly feet from the northerly side line
u Wescott street produced; thence easterly
tnrough centre Of Crescent street a distance Of
lS5.S ieet 70 point; thence with an angle to
right distance of 77.5 feet to the westerly side
line OF Ellsworth street and II feet south Of the
northerly side line OF Crescent street; thence with
an angle to left a dista ce OF $685. feet to sewer
IN Ellsworth street which 1t enters SO feet north
Of the northerly side line of Crescent street pro-
Total length 33I.3 feet
Sewer Is Of u IN. cement pipe, laid 80 feet deep
point OF beginning, 10 deep at westerly side line
OF Ellsworth street and 5.2 deep at terminus.
Az iots, except one have been assessed on Con-
kleSs street sewer at so'o0 e47-1ooo per 100 So.
Cost OF sewer: ............. s416.95
SSty,s proportion. 1878 20
Area assessed. 6948 So. it,
Rate per loo SO. it. O.65 647-lOOO same 40
Congress street. &c
NAME. AREA. RATE. Amt
Josiah p. Wescott 6,94s$O.55 647-ioOos3s. e6
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Area assessed, 53,7l1 SO. #.
Rate per 100 So. It. S0.53, 184-1000.
Oak Street Sewer, between Free and
Spring Streets.

Beginning at point In Oak street 81 feet south
OF the southerly side line Of Free street. and feet
east of the westerly side line of Oak streets thence
southerly through Oak street 1882 feet to point
1873 feet west OF the easterly side line of Oak
northerly side line of Spring street, and 16 feet
west OF the monument at the northeast corner of
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Maine People In Boston

Among the Maine people at the Boston
notels yesterday were w. S. Littlefeld, Bel
tast, at Youngs; Mrs. W. F. Todd and Miss
G 6SSaa, Calais, at the Quincy Hon. Chas. j.
S""pniah ana Mrs. Chapman. at the Ada ms.
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Area assessed, 20, I38 So. II.
Rate per 100 so. it,, $2.72 69-1
Montreal Street Sewer.

beginning at manhoIe In centra 81 NtnOnrtLroo,
siIeen distant aS feet easterly from the easteriy
censre OF montreal street, distance OF 467 feet
Total length, 467 feet
=. Sewer Is OF 10 IN. cement pipe for the first Git
re feet deep at point of beginning fea ~ ~
westerly side line Of Eastern Promenade and Sc
feet at terminus an" w
Cost OF sewer. ..........."..S4 28.49
City's proportion. .......... SI42a2
oum 10 DC assessed: 265.66
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SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY

Ahezaasa of Charles Y. CHI.
ford against Daniel T. Palmer. the Testimony for
the plaintiff was nearly closed when court ad-
iourned at night. The case will probably occupy
the larger part Of Thursday II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND
Sewer Assessments.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
December 2, 1889. J
Report of COMMITTEE on Drains ana
Sewers.
The Standing Committee on Drains and Sewers.
To whom was referred the construction OF
sewers during the current year, having estimated
and assessed upon such lots or parcels of land as
are benfitted by the sewers constructed during
the wear $50, and enumerated in the report OF
the City Civil Engineer, accompanying this such
sums not exceeding such benefits as we consider
Just and equitable, hereby respectfully submit
the same for the action OF the Mayor and
JOHN P. HOBBS, Chairman,
Read and accepted.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
December 2. 1889.
Ordered, That the City Clerk give the re-
CURED notice. by publishing same in the
Portland Daily Press and Daily Eastern
Argus; that a hearing will be given to all
interested in the subject matter of sewers
constructed during the current year, viz
Cleaves, Commercial, Congress, Crescent, Cum
berland, Federal, Montreal, Oak, Parris Summer
and vesper streets sewers, on Monday, the sixth
day of January 1890, at 7.30 p. m, at the room
of the Mayor and Aldermen. City Building by
this Board, at which time all said persons may be
present and heard relative TO the assessments for
construction of said sewers, in accordance with
section of the Ordinance on Drains and Sewers.
Read and passed.
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Federal Street Sewer, Between Market
and Pearl Streets.

Beginning at a man-hole in centre Of Federal
street 400 feet east Of the easterly side line of
street. " NSAo."'
Total length, 1877 feet
Sewer is of IL inch cement pine. laid At feet
deep at point of beginning and II deep at term.
mus. ~ wan
Cost OF sewer. ,028.lS
City's proportion. ......... s342.73
Sum to be assessed ....,.- - 68546
Area assessed, 25, 138 So. #.
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Cumberland Street Sewer, between &c.
dar and Elm Streets.

Beginning at a point In the centre OF Cumber-
land street, distant easterly l42 feet from the
easterly side line of Elm street; thence westerly
through centre of Cumberland Street, distance
erly side line of Elm street; thence with an angie
TO right distance of II feet to Elm street sewer
Cumberland street. my u
Total length, 1853 feet
Sewer Is Of IL In. cement pipe, laid feet deem
at point OF beginning. and 6.8 deep at terminus
Cost OF sewer; ...'...........$1 ,170.39
Sum to be assessed. 49, ESQ 90
Area assessed, Ii, 1893 So it,
Rate D r 100 So, it., Sc 46 0-IO
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Jlck Frost and no PdrIOr Stove.

We speak from experience, cal
culating like a great many, that
the delightful weather we have
been enjoying would go on n
while longer. Such n rush this
mOrniDg-everybO TO be attend
ed 10 at once. 1--WE haven't a
spark of fire i'm our sitting rOOm0
'.Be sure you're up before nuOn.o
"Say, couldn't you come right
Offo We knew all about this
rush; experience teacheth wis.
dom.
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Paris Street Sewer Between Cumber-
land and portland Streets.

Dc feet north Of liz northery side line Of Cumber
a and Tss thence 70 Sot fs
north of The sn"tSn VI jde line Of Portland street
street. WIN w.
The sewer Is Of 10 inch cement pipe laid five
feet deep at point Of beginning, seven feet deep
81 feet from point of beginning, and ~ deep at
terminus. P''i'' VI
City's proportion S21212
Sum to hn oes son - 424 %
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We Were Ready

with a staff of men to nut IN all
the stoves the public would order.
and I'm quick time, too. Have YOU
seen our PARLOR STOVE DE.
PARTMENT. Well, TO be a little
Slangy.
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For any case OF nervousness, sleep.
lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
fhe only nerve medicine for the price in market
dwlw
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Cumberland Street Sewer, Between
Smith and Anderson Streets.

Cumberland Street Sewer, Between
Smith and Anderson Streets.
Beginning at q point in the centre of Cumberland
street distant 85 feet west Of the wesferly side
line of Anderson street; thence easteriy throueh
centre OF Cumberland street distance of 81 feet
70 Inc westerly side line of Anderson street:
thence with an angle to left distance of SIS feet
TO Anderson street sewer which it enters 10 feet
street. COMMON i'A"
Total length 100 feet.
Sever Is OF IL in. cement pipe laid 2 feet deep
at point Oh beginning and feet at terminus.
C0ss Oh oeWeI; ...'.............$143.37
Sum to be assessed. ..... 95'6S
Area assessed, 90, SAT so. it,
Rate per 100 SO. #. SO.42 2O4-1OOO
W., ZANE. AREA. RATE. AMT.
WIN. n; oaIeent.. 661l $o.42 204-1000 $2S.15
6IW. W. Mufpny. $500 35.26
rrlce r, nucker.. z6O0 IL so
Daniel Allen. -. - 2472 1O43
MargaretMcBride 1852 99S
22647
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Ladies are greatly benefited by the use Of An
gostura Bitters, the South American tonic OF DIR.
J. @. B. Siegert g. Sons. Ask your druggist.
noy3Oeod&wlw :
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Oak and Spring streets therce same course 20
To 10 spring street sewer.
S SUsai length 2l9.2 feet. - ,oid faat doo,,
at point Of beginning deep $c2 feet she from point
minus. w oeep DIV
Cost of sewar s39553
City's pron mes; a.. ''''.'' Sl31.84
Sum to he ass s1on = 263.69
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e likely to BE-
fair
PORTLAND, DEC. 8, 1889.
n LOOK through our
"A Underwear stock
and you have all
the Underwear knowledge
that can be got short of ex-
perience.
Every best sort and
whatever will be servicea-
bic. And aOe've cyoavaed
.aoaOn tile Prize aOAere0ey ave
could.
From SOC up through a
range of thirty-fve kinds
we've got a little of the CSC
stuff, too; but we don't say
a word about it because
we'd rather not sell you
that kind)--to the famous
Jaeger's which heads the
list of all our Underwear
line.
The lot of seconds"
(Men's) is a good bargain
and you can save a dollar
suit if you don't mind a
little imperfections. The
Norfolk and New Bruins
wick goods - those old
standbys Of many years
are here and all the best
liked of the blue ribbed
kinds.
Special bargains in I'm
derclothing for boys.
OWEN Mode g. %