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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-17

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nor SALE-In the town of Rumford near
4 the booming young city of Rumford
particulars address S. r. HUTCHINS, Rum
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FOR SAnE-Property situated corner
= Cumberland and Lafayette streets.
Consists of double house tenements and
modern improvements. Income $55
month"; Inquire of A. q. LIBBY & CO., az
IL Exchange street 1871
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Ind. 1872
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ROGERS SILVERWEAR.

Rogers & Bro. Stan. Brand Silverware is the
best in the market. Knives, $3.50 per doz.
Forks, $3.50; Tea Spoons, So. so; Table
Spoons, $500; Desert Spoons, 1915. War
ranted for 20 years. MCKINNEY the Jew
eler, Monument Square. oct13dtf
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where's your father. my boy2"
He's out yonder runnin' fer Coroner"
And your three brothers?"
They're out ycnder votin' fer him."
And your mother?''
''she's out yonder a-seein' that he git
elected !''-Atlanta Constitution.
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WANTED--A lady, who owns and occupies
w fine house, centrally located, will let
nice ly furnished rooms to two gentlemen, very
cheap to the right parties. as protection is the
main consideration, For particulars apply to
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NOR SALE or TO LET-Two story house
Il containing nine rooms, including bath
room, situated on -Fessenden street, Oak
dale. Furnace. Sebago water, sewerage, $500
feet of land. Has just been put in complete
order. Apply to ROLLINS & ADAMS, 81 Ex-
change street. 1911
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EOR SALE-Groc cries and provision busi-
ness: Located ON one of the best streets
IN Lewiston, doing good business.
customers All first class. Good reasons for
In. NELSON, IS Union street, or address
GROCER, F.. o. Box 1853, Lewiston, Me. ISL
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nor SALE-Fine lot of Hubbard squash.
twenty-five dollars 1926 per ton or
Sl.5O per barrel. Delivered in any part of
the city or Deering. Address, F.. A. LIBBY,
East Deering. Maine. 1872
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
NA gage real estate life policies in old life in
surance companies, notes bought at fair gdis.
count. also any collateral security. w. C.
CARR, Room s, 155 Middle street. up stairs.
Oct9-4
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l. prices 81. SIS, So, Sc. so. So. $40, slI. S1s,
Sl3, $14, SIS $ol and SIS per month; also for
sale houses in Portland, Deering and Cape
Elizabeth by j. c. WOUDMAN, los 1-2 Ex-
change street. ISL
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FOE SALE.

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TO LET.
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one week for 26 cents cash in advance.

ITO LET-House No. 146 Vaughan street,
Il with 5000 square feet of land. Can be
examined any day between and 4. o'clock.
Address l.. d. NJ. SWEAT. l6-l
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TOR SALE-In western part, house of 9
L rooms. aud bath; suit parlors, dining-room
and kitchen on first floor; furnace, hot and
cation and good neighborhood. A great bar
gain for $500. w. II. WALDRON, $50
Middle Street. III
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castcria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria.
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EOR SALE-A 1s story house, containing 10
= rooms, situated 53 Monument street. Has
bathroom. cemented cellar etc. Lot 55xI2O
For further particulars, inquire of A. c. LIBBY
& Co., 421a Exchange Street. III
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r OST-Fox hound, red and white licked.
IL Finder will please notify L. B. REED,
No. Deering. 16-1
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MEN to take orders in every town and city;
NA no delivering; good wages from start; pay
weekly; no capital required; work year round
State age. GLEN BROS. Rochester, N. Y.
Oct17, 20, 22&nov7 ,1O,12
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GOAT MAKERS WANTED-Wanted at
~ once, experienced coat makers for our
tailoring department. ALLEN & CO., 2o4
Middle street. Ill
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YEyO LET-A pleasant lower and upper
Il tenement of six rooms each; large yard
and plenty of SUM- Prices $1l and $l2 per
month. Apply to TRUE BROS, 1874 Fore
street. I6-l
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WANTED-Eyeryb body to call at Little
w fields furniture store, corner of Mar
ket and Federal streets, and buy cradles at
same price, Slightly. damaged by smoke and
water from the fra of Thomas P. Beals
company. 1871
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EOR SALE-At bargain. second hand
Il family cook stove in good order INQUIRE
at, MAHLE'S RESTAURANT, Ill Middle
st. III
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With climate of marvellous salubrity
with soil of wonderful fertility, with
tropical verdure unsurpassed, inhabited
by people of extraordinary interest,
transformed from barbarism to high civ
ilization, with leaders the peers of Amer
lean statesmen, with an independent re-
publican government. and entitled to be
called child of the United States, thes
islands possess extraordinary charms for
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chance we offer of the most rare and
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. this country, accompanied, as they
are, with very feast in the charming
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WANTED-Immediate by 30 women and
w girls. Some kind of employment. Who
are capable of filling positions in hotels, res
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/" ANTED-To exchange an open end
w spllng buggy for traverse runner
pung, or would buy Tor cash if price was
right. None need apply unless they have
bargain. Address s, 81 Preble street, city.
16-l
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WANTED-Man to do general farm work,
W Address Box 80, lash Conner. 1871
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-At hotel ST.,
Il James, 1877 Free st. House heated by
steam. Price of rooms per week. 81 90. 1.50.
So 90, So. 80, $780, Open all night. 12-1
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WANTED-At so CARLETON ST, strong
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must come well recommended Ill
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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:
will be sold at q bargain. Apply at WILLIAM
STREET, Oakdale. lott
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| MONEY TO LOAN-On farm mortgages
| WI as we'll as loans on other cal estate,
| also on notes and stocks at satisfactory
| rates. Farms and all kinds of real estate
| bought and sold. Inquire OF |. P. BUTLER.
! 30 Exchange street. 1874
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r OST-On Eastern Promenade or Tukey's
IL bridge, or on Foreside road, black silk
shawl. Leave at this office. 1871
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MIR SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to buy
al cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or postal
to 100 MIDDLE ST. aug15dtf
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TO LET-RENTs.

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FOR SALE--A large quantity of white pine
and hard pine sheathing, hard pine floor
ing. pine shingles, also door frames, finish
boards and clapboards, all of the best work.
manShtp; prices low. Call or address .SILAS
HUBBARD. North Limington, Maine. IA
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WANTED-Anyone having photograph in
w first-class condition they wish to dispose Of
can find purchaser by addressing stating full
particulars. "PHoNoGRAPH," Press office.
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TWO LET-House No. Dana block. Pearl
Il street. G. H. RANDALL. 219 Cove
street. l6-tf
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r OST-A small silverwatch with Jack and
~ gold chain attached, between Pearl and
Clark SITS, via Middle and Congress SITS. A
suitable reward will be paid upon leaving same
at 33 PEARL ST. 12-1
II .OST-1 key containing 20 lbs. No. 0 steel
II horse shoes; 25 lbs. No. L steel horse
shoes 8 set No. 8 OK shoes: 3 set No. OK
shoes GUY PALMER, So. Standish Me.
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TITO LET-Down stair rent, 14S Cumberland
street, corner of Smith street; bath room,
hot and cold water. furnace and gas; price
$25. Inquire of w. H. SARGENT, corner of
Cumberland and Washington Streets Ill
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ITO TIET-Very desirable lower tenement
Il on quiet street in the western part of
the city. PRICE reasonable to right parties.
SO Exchange street, City. 1871
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CLOCK REPAIRING,

I years and am familiar with all its branches.
Ny prices are reasonable, my work strictly first class
;MeKENNEY the Clock Makel 45s Congress
monument square. f3s1A als s sept4dsl
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MORE A. r. U. INDICTMENTS.

Debs and His Associates Have More
Charges piled Up Against Them
CHIcAGo July 20. = The federal
grand jury returned twenty three in
dict1nents in Judge Seaman's court
yesterday afternoon and was dis
charged In the twenty three indict-
ments were included the names of
about seventy FIVE individuals. who
are charged with violating the federal
statutes during the railroad troubles
of the last three weeks.
District Attorney Milchrist refused
to give the names of any of the in
dicted persons beyond admitting that
there were several new indictments
against Debs, Howard, Keliher and
Rogers the chief officers of the rail-
way union
Included in one of the indictments
also are officers Of the organization
who have not been SO prominent as
the four now in the county jail The
others who 60 to make up the sew
entv- FIVE are strikers against whom
are charged specific acts of interior
ence with trains other property of
the companies. Debs and the other
officers are in nearly all the twenty
three indictments. Whenever the
grand jury concluded to indict
batch of rioters who committed speci-
ic acts, such as the derailing of
trains, Debs and his companions were
named with them as conspiratOrs
No indictme hts were returned against
railroad officials because no infOrma-
ton was given against them
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DIDN'T RELISH IT.
The Senators Greatly Stirred
Over CIeveland's Letter.
Democrats Have Nothing at
'All to Say.
THE REPUBLICANS MAD
They Say it Ought to Be
Promptly Resented
THE REPUBLICANSMAD

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The presi-
dents letter to Chairman Wilson
caused intense interest among the
senators, although generally they
were much averse to saying anything
about it. Some of ths opinions Of
those who would say anything are as
follows:
Mr. Hill prefer to say nothing
at this time as to the propriety or
wisdom of the letter. 1t comes rather
late and may cOmplicate the whole sit
uation and defeat all tariff legislation
whatever. If the president, instead OF
writing a letter. had exerted his inf1u-
ence to assist me in getting votes
for free raw materials the present IN
fortunate complication might have
been avoided 1 trust there VIII be
more votes now for free raw materials
when ] bring forward the proposition
again in the senate, which I expect to
do The skies are Frightening"
Senator Brice-I think it remark
able the chairman of the house com
mittee on ways and means should
have had such a letter read. It is, Of
course, unparliame@t ary here for us
to discuss a proceeding in the other
house, but some wicked Republican
may bring 1T mp in a way to force Us
to do so. So far as the sugar sche dule
is concerned, it is the administration
schedule, and if the administration
does not want it we may take the
house bill on the sugar question 1t
is the fabric Of the bill a whole
that we are concerned with
Senator Murphy-.I do not care to
criticise the president We viii an
swer the president with our votes"
Republicans were far more willing
than Democratic senators to express
opinions on the subject Their esti-
mate of the letter was fairly sum
E.1xrv
ley rep. Conn.,, who said:
tit is the greatest mistake ever
made BY a president of the United
States and OUGHT to be resented.n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20
A BOY SAW Them DOT
California Strike Leaders Are
on Trial for Murder.
The Evidence is Very Damaging
Against Them.
TRACED To A. r. U. MEN.
The Boy Driving Accused to
Sacramento Wreck Testifies.

WOODLAND, Cal, July 2O.-The pre-
liminary examination OF the five
strikers charged with murder, as the
result of the recent horror at the rail-
road trestle west of Sacramento, was
resumed yesterday. The judge settled
the first point of the contention by
ruling that the five prisoners must be
examined jointly The case of Wor-
den. however, was finally permitted
to go over until Monday. The hear
ing of evidence against Knox, Mullen,
Hatch and Compton, all members
of the mediation committee, was
then begun Johnny Sherburne was
first called, and proved a telling wit
ness for the prosecution he IS II
year-Old boy who IS IN the employ of
a Sacramento livery man. The lad
says that on the forenoon of the day
of the wreck, he drove WOrden to the
outskirts of Sacramento, and took into
his wagon a crow bar, Wrenches and
other tools. Later WOrden was joined
BY five other men whom the boy did
not know. They then set out for the
trestle at which a train was wrecked
and five men killed, and when within
a few rods of the trestle all the men
left the wagon, taking their tools
with them.
The lad said that he was then or
dered to drive a Snort distance toward
the city. He did as instructed. and,
while waiting heard loud ex-
plosion. Soon afterwards Worden
came up and the boy drove him back
to the city AS they were entering
Sacramento they were told that
train had just been wrecked. When
told that Engineer Clarke had been
killed Worden applied a vile epithet
and declared that he was glad Of it.
A sensational climax came, how
that on the day following the wreck
has employer sent him to Worden
with a bin for the team. Worden
went with m to the Office of the A.
r. u. mediation committee in Sacra-
mento, and there the bill was paid.
The boy was on the witness stand all
the forenoon and under severe
cross examination was not shaken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20

JEFFERSON CITY. No, July 2O.-The
Board of Railroad and Warehouse
commissioners has rendered a decis-
ion in the case of G. J. Boyle against
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
railway company in favor of the for
mer. Boyle shipped live stock fro m
Humphreys. No., to Kansas City in
care of an employee. The railroad
company charged the emplOye full
fare in disregard of section 1892 re-
vised statutes of 1889. The commits
sion has ordered the company to re-
fund the amount of the fare and cease
such violation of the law.