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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-22
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Witherby-I say. did you recommend that
cook of ours to my wife?
Plankington-Yes, believe so.
Witherby- Well, wish you would come
round tonight and take dinner with u.s.
ANSWERS.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Mother-Did you give sister the larger
part of the apple, as I told you?
Little Johnnie-Yes, mama.
Mother-That's right. And did you not
feel happier for it?
Little Johnnie--Yes; her part was rotten.
-tPearson's.
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WANTED-An persons In want Of Trunks or
W bags 20 oan as E. d. REYNOLDS. 6e3
Congress street, one door above Geo. 6: Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give you bottom prices:
trunks repaired: open evenings. oc2-3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE RESULT
OF AN AMERICAN WOMAN,s WORK.
Not An Assertion, But Truth, Proven
by the Accumulated Testimony
Of 20 Years.
ESPECIAL To QUE LADY READERS

lsPECIAL 10 ooh LADY READERS.J
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~ HERE'S a reason for it,
NLM VsS&@S%M when special rene
MA$N1S ~ SHfSAM dy for special dis
fifhS# ssss@s zasA ease maintains the
II *S8M @EYw first place in the faith
W@&5sS&sM NsslEssWV of the people for
W%&S Es&T// twenty years; when,
N$g1W year after year, the
~ confidence given eau
tiously at first rolls into tremendous vol
ume; when one woman's name is known
throughout the civilized world; when let
tiers by the thousands come by every mail
from all parts of the earth in gratitude and
praise; when druggists place this remedy
first on the list of standard remedies.
Then there is reason forit. Lydia E.
Pirakham and her wonderful Vegetable
Compound, deserve the first place in the
hearts of womankind.
Lydia E. Pjnkhan's Vegetable Com
pound has cured more women from all
disease arising from irregularity and de-
rangement of the uterus and womb than
any remedy known to medical science.
Are you suffering then profit by the
experience of this thankful woman:-
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nor SALE-1 1-2 story house containing
Il ten rooms. situated So Monument street.
Has Sebago water. bath room, cemented
cellar. etc. Lot 55x120 with good stable. In
auire of A. c. LIBBY CO., 42l-2 Exchange
street. 1871
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w all kinds, stoves, old china dishes, car
pets, etc. We pay the highest cash prices and
sell at SIN all profit. Please send postal card to
BRANZ BROS, at 236 Federal street, Portland,
Me-, and it will be attended to at once. 1872
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E. NuIty of st. Paul, Mimi, writes: "Was
confined to bed for weeks, doctors could do
me no good; Japanese Pile Cure entirely cured
me-" W. W. Whipple s. Co., and John William
son, Portland.
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STORE WANTED-Wanted to rent a small
- store in country or village. we'll located
for grocery, fruit and confectionery bus
mess. Address BOX 6s, Deering Centre.
Maine. gil
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WANTED you to note these prices: Best
w st. Louis -four, $3.50 barrel, three bar
rels. for $40; good ball butter, % and %
cents pound; the best creamery butter that
comes to Portland, 80 cents pound; smoked
shoulder 1-s cents pound; California pea
beans, cents quart, SIS cents peck; Y. E.
Beans beans. cents quart: IS cents peck;
best 5o cent tea in city for IS cents pound;
6Oc tea for 30 cts; 10 pound pail leaf lard ST.;
loose lard and 10 cents pound. WHITNEY,
the Grocer, 291 Congress street, 1871
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WANTED-A teacher of experience will
w take either Grammar or Primary Pu-
pills at fair prices. Saturdays or evenings.
20 ARSENAL STREET 25-4
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WANTED-Pupils in French, Italian and
W spanish. also on piano and guitar.
Lessons in fancy paper work, empf oidery
and wax. Special low rates. MDME. HILL
DA FARNES DE LOWRY. Sc Brown St.,
Portland. g4tf
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WANTED-A home by girl where she can
w do little work for her board and go to
school; in the central part of the city. Address
C. NJ, this Office I'll
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"ANTED-Horses TO board for the win
w ter. Water In the barn, and all the
best conveniencies. Situated in Cape Eliza
beth. Address I e., Press Offce. 25-4
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Steamboat for Sale.

Forty-six feet long; fully furnished and
in good order. Will be sold low. Particulars
THOMPSON, So Exchange street, Port land,
Ne. nov19d1mop
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Cal ESMAN Wanted-Salary and expenses
OAl paid BROWN BROS. Co., Nurserymen,
Rochester N Y 22-1
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents cash in advance.
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WANTED-sITUATIONs,

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.
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WANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
W worth of cast off clothing pay the
highest cash prices for ladies' dresses:
genus and children's clothing and gents"
postal TO S. DEGROOT, Is Middle street.
21-l
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ITO LET-First class rent 60 Chestnut
L. street, Woodfords. Deering Highlands.
Hot and cold water. all modern convent
ences, view unexoelled. near eleGtrlGs.
ARDSON & CO., 478 IL Congress street.
POL
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ITO LET-S10,000 TO loan at per cent on
IL first mortgages on property in city OF
further 3artic ulars inquire of A. G. LIB Y
& CO., AZ IL Exchange street. 1911
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GOAT FOREMAN WANTED-Man of mid
y die age who thoroughly understands sale
work can find position as foreman OF coat shop.
Must be alive. Address stating experience
LINCOLN MILL, Lewiston, Me. 21-1
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| "ANTED-Bookkee Address BU6I-
| w NESS, this office, stating experience,
salary required and references. 20-l
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LOST AND FOUND.
Forty words inserted under this heat
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.

T OST-A silver belt pin. Will the finder
IL please return the same to 473 Cumber-
land street. all
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Two LET-Desirable tenement on Spring
Il street = rooms, SIS: Clark street, 6
rooms, SIS; Spruce street. & rooms. SIS;
Clark street, rooms, S1s; Portland street,
rooms. $3.50: Woodfords, Grant street. Z
rooms, SIS; Arlington street. whole house,
SIG. N. S. GARDINER, 1856 Middle street.
l6-l
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE.

A Franklin, i'm gOOdcOndition.
Can be seem at the Office of the
Remington Typewriter, Id. w.
RUSSELL. Agent, No. II Ex-
change street, City. no14dtf
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TITO LET-Downstairs rent, No. IA Winter
Il street, in best of repair. Heated by
furnace. Apply to No. 1l9 Commercial
street. JAMES Balm. 20-l
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EOR SALE-A family driving sorrell Mare
years old; safe for lady to drive Can be
bought at a reasonable price. Apply to i.
RUSH, 1872 Federal St., Mrs Palmer's office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-22

EOR RENT Lower tenement in two story
house No. l20 Franklin street, between
Congress and Cumberland street, now in
good repairs, will be rented to desirable
family at a reduced rate. BENJAMIN
SHAW, No. 81 II Exchange street. 1911
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ITO I.ET-Tenements. prices 81. SIS. ST. S..
Il $3.50. SO. $40. S11, sic. $3.50, sis. Sl4.
SIG, SIS. $50. $3.50, S25, inquire of J. G.
WUODMAN, los ~ Exchange street. ISL
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TWO LET-Rent of six rooms at 1873 Pearl
Il street, price ST. Also house No. 20
of GEO. G. HOPKINS, IS IL Exchange
street. ISL
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FNo LET-Down stairs rent. rooms, No. l
Il stevens place, and up stairs rent of 5
rooms, No. stevens place, Park street
20-i !.
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MISS ELEANOR S. hay,

Pupil of the Metropolitan School
and Art Students League of New
York, will receive pupils i'm
Drawing and Painting at her
Studio, 567 lie Congress St.
noVL3 mon wed fri1m
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ISCELLANEOUs.

Forty words less inserted under this
Head for one week for 25 cts. in advance
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ITO LET-Desirable sunny rooms over Il. P.
s. Goold's and Geo. C. Shaw Co.'s
or DOCTOR Inquire GEO. c. SHAW co.
may22-tf
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EOUND-A Fountain Pen, which the
l. owner can have by calling on John M.
Freeman. No. II Exchange street, Room 8.
and proving property and paying charges
JOHN NJ. FREEMAN. 19-l
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EOUND-A sure rslief for Headache.
Il WAYS HEADACHE POWDERS will
relieve in fifteen minutes Only 10 cents.
g. WAY & CO., "a Myrtle street. l9-1
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FOR SALE-Modern brick house, IL rooms
and bath, hot and cold water, furnace.
double windows and screens throughout. in
perfect repair, corner lot, one of the most de-
sirable central locations, within minutes OF
City hall: cost $4,000. price $4,000; easy terms
w. II. WALDRON, $50 Middle st. III
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w livery or private stable for the winter.
one who understands the care of horses, in
or near the city preferred. wages moderate
dress r. W. C., Box 90, Oxford, Maine. pol
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THO aET-Nice. neat rent of six rooms.
l. with sebago and cemented cellar, all in
good repair, cheap to right parties, at
Union station. Inquire of j. NJ. HINNIE,
9s3 Congress street or d. Il. STAkBIkD,
Libby's Corner. 2O-I
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ITO LET-A1 1-2 story house, II st. Law
l. renee ST., Munjoy Hill rooms and shed,
$1,000, to small Protestant family. Apply TO
rs ST. LAWRENCE ST., left hand bell. Ill
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TWO LET-Lower rent in house No. 10S
Il Bracket street. containing seven
rooms. besides bath room. All in nice order,
sun all day. JOHN F. PROC1 OR, Uenten-
NAL Block. gil
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ITO LET-Two story frame house of nine
rooms, situated on Fessenden Street
Oakdale, Deering. Furnace, bathroom, hot
and cold water, sewerage. has just been
put in complete order. Apply to ROLLINS
& ADAMS, 81 Exchange Street. 1872
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WANTED--A position as cashier by
w young lady of experience Can do type
whiting if required. Address G. E. B., 50
Brown street. Portland, Maine. 1911
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EOR SALE-Liquor barrels at Standard Oil
Il Co.'S warehouse, 33 West Commercial ST.,
opposite Maine Central freight sheds. III
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THO LET-A pleasant tenement of seven
i rooms, on second floor, at IO7 India
street, near Congress. Apply to P. FEE
NEY, 1893 Federal street. 2l-l
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EOR RENT-House with nine rooms and
IL stable. So Hanover Street. l. p. BUT
LER, SO Exchange Street. I'LL
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ITO LET-Han bed room. up one fight. II
L Free street. 25-tf
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CITJATION WANTED-Young man %,
- with six months experience, would
like a situation in drug store, to lean n bus
mess. Address LOCK BOX 696, Auburn,
Maine Ill
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TNO LET-One or possibly two very desir-
Il able rooms to rent at No. Gray street
opposite side the Sherwood. 22-1
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TO LET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents cash In advance.

TNO LET-A pleasant upper tenement of
Il SIX rooms, five on one floor, large yard
and plenty Of sun, at Sill per month. Apply
to TRUE BROS, 1884 Fore street. .2-1
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-16
VALLEY VIEW FARM.
EDITOR GAZETTE:

EDITOR GAZETTE:
An apology for neglect of duty
is poor thing, but l feel / owe
you one for my long delay in
writing, but if you only knew the
way we poor boys had to labor.
and the fun we have and the social
entertainments we have to attend,
the bad luck we have and the
pretty girls we have to talk to, you
would surely excuse me.
To begin with l must say that
Bob and l, you see Bob is my
chum, have been enjoying few
weeks in the blissful. happy wild
woods in camp life and trying to
dig we'll for our good friend Chas.
Flato but it seems as if luck is
against us, for after finding water
at depth of thirty-eight feet. we
spenta week trying to invent q
way to keep the quick gravel out of
it and after putting in an iron box
8 feet deep put in q curbing 26
feet when our lumber gave out. We
intended to finish Monday but oh
my, last night the bottom fell out
and that root soaker and gully
washer came and the consequence
isthis morning the whole country
IS full Of water and alas, the well
is too, and also has about nine feet
Of mud for good measuee,
Last night we were invited to a
social hop at the residence of our
good musician and we went early.
However. only few came before
the very food gates Of heayeI were
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-16
Moulton Institute.
NiouLToN INST.

EDITOR GAZETTE
After the fine rains we have had
everybody and his kinfolks seems
to be full Of joy, thinking of the
good fall garden they are going to
have A good many here have
planted gsrden seed. Your hum
Bile correspondent thinks Of setting
out about an acre ofcabbage plants
If he does he will be able to supply
the market with sour kraut.
VIM Cooper has his house finish
ed and he has not give US that
party yet, What's the matter,
boys9 l think we win have to jog
his memory a little.
CIV Walker has sent off for a
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-16
staple and fancy groceries.

opened and the rain come down in
torrents, making us all willing
prisoners and we tripped the light
fantastic all night long. Mr.. and
Mrs. Biers acted the part of host
and hostess to the very lie tier and
treated us TO nice cool refreshments,
good music and plenty to eat. The
rain never ceased and by daylight
the boys were put to their wits end
trying to find some way to get their
girls home without drowning them
as most everyone went on foot, but
Mr.. Frank and wife, who had q
jumper and horse was for awhile
the most popular man in the house.
On returning TO our humble hab>
itation in the woods we found the
Guadalupe on the war path with
her Sunday clothes on and the
camp almost in ruins but Bob, my
chum. and / we're not the only
ones who were out without our
slickers, for Paul Raaz, Bro. Louie
and Louis Turk passed the night
on the river fishing. They had a
small hack and camping outfit and
when the rain came they took up
quarters at our camp and tried to
pass the night, not dreaming that
the river would rise, but about 3
in the morning they were aroused
to the fact that there was an album
dance of water in the tents and
looking out by the light of the ele-
ments they discovered that the
whole river bottom was under the
water. They started for home by
wading and got lost and wandered
around until finding some large
trees where they stayed until
morning, when on looking around
the found they were surrounded by
water besides being minus a good
hack, set of harness and two trot
lines and hooks, a whole camping
outfit and no breakfast and had to
wade a logon of back water to get
home. My chum. Bob, had to
swim TO get home, as he had small
creek to cross. took breakfast al
a neighbours house and have been
looking around at the fine pros.
poets for fall crops and wandering
why in the world we didn't get
about half of this flood about a
month ago and thinking of the un.
balanced condition OF affairs in
general and cussin' the luck be-
cause / couldn't go to the barbecue
at Dilworth. | wanted to swap q
few fish and bear yarns with Jake
and gel initiated in Dilworth so.
ciety, but owing to circumstances
over which l had no control | could
not go. l shall have to go some
other time.
BACHELOR.
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dollar and ninety cent watch.
guess it will be dandy.
lHT - 49, IT -

dollar and ninety cent watch. j
guess it will be dandy.
We learn that John Crawford,
one of our old schoolmates who re-
sided at the Institute is dead. He
went to California for his health
and died there.
Mrs Franks returned from Mt.
Home Monday.
Gus Walker, of Sinner, was up
Monday on business.
Ferdinand Voilte informs us that
Major York lost one OF his fine an
imals, (old Sunday.)
VIM Cooper is in favor of high
tariff. He says that it protects a
PERSONS property and makes wages
higher. Bill would a good private
speaker but not public one. l
think that he ought to take the
stump in defense OF the tariff ques-
ton.
The Presbyterian protracted
meeting closed Monday night. Rev
Killough will hold three days
meeting at the school house near
Mrs Duffs's, beginning Friday be-
fore the third Sunday in this month
III There was hop given at the
residence of Henry DuBose last
Wednesday.
VIM Parker le& f9A Hochheim
Thursday where engage in
cotton picking. hate to see
Bill leave us but " is where his
best girl lives and I've don't blame
him for leaving us. We know how
it is.
Miss Lee Clark left for Kansas
Saturday.
Otto Arnlm was over TO see his
best girl Sunday.
Mrs McVea of Waelder. accom-
panied by her son and daughter,
passed through our village Satur-
day on their way to Uncle Billie
Cranes.
John McVea is contemplating
taking trip to the coast to fish.
There will be n grand hopat Jim
Hull's on the 10th.
Mrs Morgan, of Flatonia, paid
us a call Wednesday, returning
Friday.
Mr.. Pole Miller and family pas
sed through here Sunday.
Will Thomas, of Moulton, at
tended Sunday school at the In
stitute Sunday. We don't see why
great many of our Moulton
friends couldn't attend our little
Sunday school. and make it more
interesting.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket
FOR COUNTY JUDGE:
P. H. GREEN.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK:
O. C. SEARcY.
FOR SHERIFF:
JOHN F. HoucHiNs.
FOR TREASURER:
A. B. DEvALL.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR,
r. ZUMwALT.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR,
B. F. CuLPFPPER,
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY:
WIN. BLAKEsrEE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-31
No. 6 of Our Art Portfolio,s.

No. of the GRAPme's Worlds Fair Art Portfolios arrived this morning and is now ready for delivery. This is one of the most beautiful books of the series and contains:
 Magnificent View, showing south Loop.
 Interior of Machinery Hall showing Sliding Crane.
 Court of Honor from Colonade. Display of Bronzes in Russian See ton.
 General View of Columbia Avenue. Iowa State Building.
 Virginia State Building.
 Wonderful Russian Fur Exhibit. Interior of Turkish Building. The Marine Cafe
 Display of Furniture.
 Hayti Building.
 Group of Singulese.
 Indians Moving.
 Oklahoma.
 A few copies of Nos. 1, ,. }, f, and , also yet on hand. which can be se- cured hy presenting back number coupons, accompanied by ten cents in coin for each number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-31

Mir. Otto H. Krause. business man ager of the Jennie Holman Company, called at the GRAPHIC office yester- day and purchased the entire series of twenty books of our World $ Fair Art Portfolios. Mir. Krause says he has seen many of the World $ Fair Art Portfolios offered by many of the leading daily newspapers of the country. but that he thinks the GRAPHIC's Portfolios are superior to anything in that line he has yet seen. Mr, Krause was very com plimentary in his expressions of ap- preciation of our Portfolios, and says that he intends to have the entire series handsomely bound into one volume.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-31

TRINITY CHuReH-Rev. Charles l.. Gabaniss, Rector. First Sunday after Easter: Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.: morning prayer, sermon and holy communion, II q. m.; sermon and confirmation, s D. III. The Rt. Rev. H, N. Pierce, D. D., Bishop of Afkan- sas, will preach on both occasions and administer the Apostolic rite of Laying on of Hands at the evening service. All persons cordially invited to attend.