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EInrner,s Wnr History.

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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slau9htererS to dealers:
BEEt-First quality. 5@51Ic; second quai-
jty, 41@c; Third quality. 31@94c p n.
CALFES-4qg5c Tor large ana 497c p ID for
small.
MUFTOS-353@411cP fD.
LAMB-i@5c Il b.
POkk-Live Hogs, on foot grain fed, heavy
and medium, 41a943sc; small Hogs, 4L@
43sc; stock Hogs, 414@414c: dressed Hogs, or
614c a 10.
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RHEUMATISM in the back. shoulders.
hips, ankles, elbows, or wrists, is caused
by accumulation of acid in the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid
and cures rheumatism.
HOOPS PILLS are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless
and reliable.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Business in Local Produce Circl e:
Continues Quiet.

SACRAMENTO, November 9TH.
Trade was quiet about the local markets
to-day, with but few changes in quo ations.
Following are the retail prices tor the vari-
Gus articles meltioned:
GREEN FRUIT - Apples - Tewksburys
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San Francisco, Oct. II, 1904.
TO UNITED STATES MARSHALS,
SHERIFFS, CONSTABLES, POLICE
AND OTHER OFFICERS.

At or about $50 on the evening OF
October nth the overland mail and
express train No. 8 was stopped by
rob bers, about five miles west of Sac
ram e1to, in YolO County, California.
The express ear was robbed of about
$4,000 fifty thousand dollars) in
gold coin. The train men and express
messenger We're shot at several times
to accomplish the robbery The fol-
lowing is brief desert tion of the
robbers, as near as known at present:
One about six feet high, weighing
about 200 pounds, the other a bOutfive
feet nine inches, weighing about 40
pounds. Each wore linen busters and
masks and had their faces vvhitened.
The Southern Pacific Company and
Wells, Fargo e. Company will pay
reward OF two thousand five hundred
dollars (S2, 500 for the arrest and con-
five thousand tS5, 900 dollars for the
proportionate amount for any sum
recovered.
This offer of reward supersedes any
and all others. Further Information
may be obtained from the under
signed, or of Mr.. j. B. Wright, Division
Superintendent Sacramento, or OF
Mr. a. D. Wilder, Division Superin-
teudertt, Oakland Pier, or OF Mr.. E II.
Cooper. Manager Wells Fargo's Ex-
press, San Francisco.
A. N. TOwNE,
Second Vice-President and GENT. Manager.
j. J. VALENTINE,
President WeIls-Fargo & Co.
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Eastern Grain Market.

NEW York, November 9TH.
WHEAT-Cash, 5G1ze: Decem ber 57llc:
January, 5Sc; March, Coc; May, 6lssc.
CHICAGO, November 7tb.
WHEAT November, $3.50; december,
531ac; MAJ. 5S3Lc.
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SARSAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53l NJ street.
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Fancy Silver Napkin Rings.................".4oc
Ladies' Fine Black Cashmere Gloves........5oc
Large Hemstitched japanese Silk Hand
kerchiefs. CoIOrs, black, white or red..5oc
Brocaded Colored Silk Handkerchief.
Ladies' Fancy Amber Hair Pins, gold tOp..5Oc
Ladies Fine Black Cashmere Wool Hose. soc
Ladies' New Design Morocco Leather
TuIseS
Ladies' Hermsdorf Dye Black Cotton Hose. soc
Ladies' Fine Merino Pants or Vests.
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Undervests....5 soc
The c. II. G. Corset, in drab only; sizes
Is to
LADIES' 81 IS Wool Jerseys for-.............5Oc
Fancy CoOred Extra Quality Sateens, per
..AO
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LEADERS

Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Undervests,
90
Ladies' White Hgyenic Undervests . / 90
Ladies' Fine Scarlet Knit Undervests.... 90
The American Lady, Fine Black Corset. 90
The Empress. Ecru Corset.................. o5
Ladies' Fine Morocco Purses, new style. 90
Ladies Fine Fast Black Isle Thread
Hose, pairs for. ..........................I 90
Ladies Embroidered Muslin Gowns ...... 1 90
Ladies' Fine White Wool Drawers ........ 90
DR.. Schiliing's Health-preserving Corset. 90
Dr. Schiiling's Nursing Corset 1 90
Ladies Tan-coior or Black Satin Skirts. OK
Children's White Embroidery Trimmed
DASsSSS 90
Ladies' Black or Colored Kid Gloves. ..... / 90
Fine Bristie Hair Brushes. o5
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Mems Heavy Cardigan Jackets, dark
SOlUI. %
Mems White Laundried Dress Shirts. 1 90.
Mems Fine Wool 0yershirts, dark color. 90
Mems Fine Atwood Dove Color Under
shirts or Drawers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
Mems Fine All-woOl Dove Color Under
o1lFtS Only 05
Mems Natural Gray Atwood Undershirts
OF DTdWeTS-................ 90
Mems Heavy or Medium Weight Buck
0lOFes 90
Mems Fine Dogskin Dress Gioyes........ I 90
Mems Fine Dogskin Dress Gloyes......... o5
Mems 81 so Extra Heavy Full Finished
White Merino Undershirts or Draw
els OT......-.....s..-........ 90
Young Men and Boys Fedora Hats....... 95
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j BIG LIST OF 75-CENT

Ladies Tan and Black Oxford Ties; sizes
d, 5 and 33...........................
Ladies DongoIa Kid Button Ncwports,
sizes %, aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes sizes
p, ) and
Infants Patent Tip Kid Button Shoes. $50. 7sc
Infants Patent Tip Kid Button Shoes 65c
Mems Heavy B Calf Slippers, riveted .75c
Ladies' Natural Gray Wool Undervests.. 75c
Ladies' Style 100 Fine Fast Black Corsets ..75c
Ladies Scarlet Wool Ribbed Undervests. 7sC
Ladies' Low or High Neck and Short
Sleeves, Light Blue or Cream Under
Ladies' Extra Fine Black Cashmere Wool
EOSe s..'.ssIS sc
Ladies' Black Sateen Skirts with flounce 75C
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FOR 90 CENTS AND ST..


Tan aud Fancy HYGIENE FIeeced Under
shirts or Drawers. ...................... O.,
Mems Blue Twilled Flannel Undershirts
Vi Did"eis----..'..... Q5
Mems Twilled Scarlet or Blue Under
SHIFTS OF drawers. .........-............... 90
Mems Double Yellow 0ilskin Pants..... Ok
Mems Long and Medium Length Double
oiiShin Iodts......'..... 90
Mems Storm Slipper Rubber 0vershoes. 90
Boys Rubber Rain Coats 90
Mems Heavy cOttonade Working Pants. c5
Mems Fancy Stripe Heavy Cottinade
WORKING Pants...................... / 90
Odd pieces in Mems 81 so Fancy Striped
WOOL Unaersnirts.............. / 90
Mems Navy Blue Flannel Oyershirts. -. 90
Mems Fancy Trimmed Nightshirts. o.,
Mems Heavy Black Moleskin Shirts 90
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Gents Gray or White Merino Shirts or
Gents 81 Shrunk Wool Drawers only for soc
Gents Fine Silk or Satin Fancy Teck
Mems Fine Cashmere Gray Socks, vulcan
heel and toe ...........................
Mems Canton Flannel Undershirts or
Did"ei - soc
Mems Heavy Twilled 0vershirts, extra
full ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Heavy Bingham 0vershirts. ........5o c
Mems Dark Flannelette 0vershirts. ....s soc
Fine Dress suspenders with Harris wire
sue
Meas Fleece-lined Coat Gloves, knit
soc
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WANTED-Girl for general house work
w Apply at 40 West street. 81
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dg my tickets wlthra mournfUi expression
would say N. q ''A 'o'e''' = - -
..T, nao is the matter?" asked.
sluis' Ay eoes % i''-
And how far is that from the hook9"
ABOUT eight or ten miles. he replied
IL 10 NOOK Is the next station .
bad wild idea of hiring a carriage al
Maassluis and driving the rest of the way
But realized that If T could not get g
carriage in Rotterdam was not likely tc
ge' piie IN small village down the river
AZ ~, uuo 'ii,e we reached Maassluis. has
sun anoeher train up my sleeve, which
ieie fsotterdam about 80 minutes after the
orain we We're on. I had not counted Oh
ehae ef'sin because some nights it got down
peiore sne boat express and some nights
altef. however, it was now our only hope
WPeh we We're turned off at Maassluisl
'here WAS MALT an hour to wait. ! sought
out man at this station.
Inere is another train for the hook to,
night2" said.
Two OF them,'' he answered. the
pos1 express and the local, but neither oil
them stops at this station"
AHis was The last straw. | broke out
INTO language that was. painful and free.
NY last ace was taken by a trump. A
man VINO heard me talking came up and
asked me what was the matter, and told
him the situation.
oh. you're all right STILL" he said.
.Ihe boat express won't stop, of course,
but II you ask the station master he will
nag the local train, but if the boat express
passes 1lrst there will be no use in taking
the other train, for the steamer leaves 6
few minutes after the express comes in
may state that my hard luck relented
IN time, and the local train came first.
Thus we got stateroom and the boat five
minutes before the express came in.-De-
troit Free Press
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BY HOOK OR CROOK.


IN travelling With person like one OF
two things. He must have entire respon-
sibility, OF must Two is one too many
TO run show.
confess that in travelling prefer to
run the show myself, and as usual thing
DO It exceedingly we'll, although the 9th
er fellow sometimes will not admit as
much, actuated, as l hold, by envy at my
own marvellous grasp OF detail.
From these Introductory remarks you
will understand with what reluctance
make the following humiliating confess
sion:
There were two OF us, and was run
ming the show. We were at The Hague
and were going that night by the Harwich
boat to London Friends strongly advised
us to take an express that went through
The Hague to the Hook of Holland, and
there get comfortably settled on the boat
The express takes only few minutes
and does not stop between the capital of
Holland and the hook thereof 1t was, of
course, the sensible thing to do, but as I
SAID I was running the show, and
Thought had better plan.
No" said l; I'VE will go to Rotter-
dam, drive down to the Harwich boat
~~~-e--S 1850 49, S~00SSO 49,
board, md when she leaves, then take q
carriage, drive through Rotterdam and sec
the city. F"
so we left and reached the Beurs sta
ton a little before o'clock in the after
noon. did not know what time the Har-
witch boat left Rotterdam, but knew she
left the hook at 1890, and supposed she
would leave Rotterdam anywhere between
and g. This would give us time to see
the city and have good dinner at one of
the hotels.
On coming out Of the Beurs station
there was not a carriage to be seen. We
walked along through that city for half an
hour without seeing single cab plying
Tor hire Rotterdam resembles Venice in
many respects, but in none SO much as the
lack OF public carriages. Finally we took
a street car that went down to the wharf.
man who told us what kind of street
car to take asked us If we intended to go
by the Harw1ch boat L answered that we
did.
oh, he said, Il am sure the Harwich
boat has gone by this time!'
But that seemed to me impossible, and
sure on2.sss5sh when we got off the street car
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FOR SALE-Two story touse containing
= nine looms situated on Fessenden
street. Oakdale; furnace, Sebago water.
sewerage, $500 feet OF land. Amply to
ROLLINS & ADAMS, 81 Exchange street.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Mrs. Pnewwed-"Oh, our milklnan gives
such beautiful milk! Ispilled a whole quart of
1t all over my new gown" Mrs Longtide-"Oh,
that was too badp' Mrs. Pnewwed-"Not at
all. Ana that's the beauty of it. The milk
washed right off, and didn't leave so much as a
single grease spot!',
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A little West Somerville girl was pun
ished the other day for something she had
done, which she had been told not to do.
While her eyes were still wet with tears
she demanded of her mother with a pout
SWELL. who told your
"Oi little bird told me''
AS the mother left tile room she heard
the child turn toward the Innocent canary
which hung in cage near the window, and
with infantile spite say: Mean ola tattle.
tale. tattle-talel''''9
The 'little-bird" story worked well that
time surely. -Somerville Journal.
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SORROW.
What IS it, you ask me,

What IS it, you ask me,
That changes us so
And makes US all different
In this world below?
All, my dear, it's hard
To tell-to explain.
1t all comes SO quickly
And causes much pain.
The world calls il sorrow.
Still it means SO much,
For it wrings the heart
With the strongest of touch.
1t chains in the heart
With great strong links,
And it never will loosen
Until the life chain parts.
Tt chases all smiles.
They Danish in fear
When once the great chain
Draws tighter, my dear.
Do we each have this TROUBLED
Yes, sometimes in life,
And friends then are needed
To make sorrow light.
Maria Pendas in Brooklyn Eagle.
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FOR SALE-Oakdale One of the best houses
on William street; eight rooms, bath,
ton. Sebago water, apple. pear, plum and
CHERRY trees, grape vines, currants rospberries
strawberries, gooseberries. Cost ovor $4,000
STREET, Oakdale, in-tf
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The Wise Wife.

Mrs. Toni wouldn't let my husband
have his own way as yours does.
Mrs. Dick-Does he?
Mrs. Toni heard him say so today.
Mrs. Dick (softly)-I'm glad he thinka
So I've been a long time teaching him
that. --Detroit Free Press.
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slate from 4s4 Congress street to DR.. G. NJ.
Talbot's, dentist, 5S7 IL Congress street
next door to Geo. @. Shaw & Co., Portland
Me. auga5 q
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
Nl gage real estate, life policies in old life in
surance companies, notes bought at fair sdis-
count also any collateral security. w. c.
CARR, Room 6. 1856 Middle street. up stairs.
oct9-4
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FOB SALE.
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Head for one week for rs cts. in advance.

FSo1RE, sA ALE, story building on Berlin
farm at Scarboro near mile track; farm at Pow
nal, rs acres; building lots at South Portland
500, on nstallment plan. F. H, HARFORD
311a Exchange street. I2-1
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castoria.
III Ii
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nR. E. B. REED, Clairvoyant and Magnetic
Gated diseases that flesh is heir to, located No.
269 ST. JOHN ST.. Portland Me-, will make
examinations daily. Examinations at
OF eyes and place of residence with 81 AMI 2
cent stamp. Office hours from 10 a. m. to 9p.
m. DIT
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nor SALE-lnvestment. Block of houses
= In perfect repair, desirable location,
6e Green and Preble streets, rents for
$564 per annum, and always occupied with
tenants satisfied. Rare chance for a
nome and large income besides. First time
Middle street. III
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WAMIED-A reliable, energetic young man
wv WIN from $1,000 to $4,000 cash to take an
business that will pay a large percentage on the
investment and is absolutely safe and sure, viii
pay Pay 10 tne right party good salary. For fur
orchard, Maine. 81
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M R. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to buy
NJ cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or postal
70 Ioo MIDDLE 81. aug15dtf
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E'ORsSALE-At a great bargain. horse
= five years old, roadcarI. light double
harness and pole. Apply at 428 St, John
SeAoee. lp-l
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WANTED-By steady reliable man.
w aged IS, well recommended, chance
as an engineer. stationary engine pre-.
ferred; six years experience. Will accept a
driver. Apply Is B. f. DUNLAP, Employ
ment Agency, GHfdiner, Maine. l0-i
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w saNIED-Anyone having photograph in
90 f rsi-class condition they wish to dispose OF
nmd purchaser by addressing. stating full
Ill
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EFOh SALE-A home on Munjoy Hill for 5000
= consisting OF lot OF land and IL story house
containing seven rooms, in fair repair. situated
az 43 Merrill street Inquire of A, G. LIBBY
& CO., 421a Exchange street. 81
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E,oh SALE-l Burdette organ, IA stops,
n 81 notes. black walnut case, all in fine
condition; Reason. for selling, not large
enough: Will be sold cheap for cash. In
quire OF Il. 5. DAVIS, 1US Exchange street.
l0-l
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0, THUNDER-WHATs THAT!

one OF McKenney's up to date Alarm Clocks. 95c
anu Sl25 More clocks than all the other dealers
conplned Lowest Prices; Best Clocks. Clock Re-
pairing. MCKINNEY, the Clock Dealer. 459 Con-
Rress ST.. Monument Square. aug25dtf
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FOR SALE-Farm in Cumberland, 70 miles
ings,, water. ETC.. $50 apple trees, also pear and
peaeh, will be sold very cheap if sold at once.
Address 5. L. CLOUGH, Cumberland Centre
INC. 81
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WANTED-A frst-class garment cptter one
Nv win experience and who can furnish first
S lass references, none other need apply Ad-
aress BOX 23l, Old Orchard, Me. Ill
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w ANTED-To buy a good second hand
fard 9any carriage. Address Box l54, Wood
ioioo' name. 81
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ITO LET-Two nice rents rooms each; all in
4 nice order; western section of the city
Two small rents on B st. near Congress St. !;
also one on ST. John st near Union Station
L. 0. BEAN & CO. Monument So. III
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"ANTED-A young man to work on a
w farm who has had experience in the
business of farming. Address BOX 80, West
Falmouth, Maine. al
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ITO LET-House No. % Gray street poses
sion given about Nov L; also a first-class
rent OF seven rooms. GEO. C. HOPKINS,
8S1a Exchange street. 81
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CLOCK REPAIRING

i hAvE made speciality OF clock repairing for
n, yeas and am familiar with ali its branches
Ky prices are reasonable my work strictly frstcass
U UH me postal and will send for your clock
MMchENNEi, the Clock Maker, 459 Congress
SQUARE segt4dif
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EOR.SALE-13' per cent net investment. two
4 houses containing six rents, situated on
Congress street, corner lot, seven minutes
walk OF Park. Total income $40 year.
For particulars inquire of A. G. LIBBY.
q Co., A IL exchange street. 81
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w ANIED-AI persons in want OF trunks or
~ bags TO call at E. ID. REYNOLDS. 500
gonsress street, one door above Geo G. Shaw's
srocefy store, as we manufacture our goods
anu can therefore give you bottom prices:
uunKs repaired: open evenings oc2-2
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u bargain, SS5; takes Sl25 Framincham:
$50, takes Sl2O. Hickory. Both the latest
models, perfect mac hines, shop worn ouly.
Ih nfS2 are sacrifice prices to close. G. a.
DUNLAP. 1874 Commercial street. lO-I
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WANTED-By young man, married, aged 27.
w situation as under warehouse man or SINH,
lar work, good education, good references over
six years on English steamers. Address F.
SERGEANT, 81 Smith street city. 81