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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-18

g1idt nur Bic al9emeine 0el@dftss
unb Sanbelstrijis -i6reibt elm We9s
ielblatt bat bes Capital i9su sema3t,
Gilenbabnpupiere gu %tauien, %''lonoern
Dor aQem bic i6winoelbafte, unebrli9e,
ouf Sen Betrus Der 2lttionare uno Die
Nuspliinoeruns oes publitums ous9es
benoe Germaltung Ser gii%enbabnen.
Was iett aues iber bic N0roli9e pacis
ftc, Die Sauta Sc uno NeuenslonozB abn
rudbar miro, muB oas &apital bier TO-
wobl ME in europa polenos aus oies
fem @ebiete Der Nnlage peri heuden, uno
bic Tolsc wirb lein, oaB giienbabnpas
pierre, Die in ben letten Wo9en einen
unsebeuren Sturs erlebten, nod ttefer
faQen, baB belonoers europa oblooet
unb in nd9iter 3utunit feline 5dnoe
iiberbaupt gang uno gar bapon !dBt.
Gbe nan nidt cine sriinoli@e &eorsanis
i~atipn bes Carbohydrates auf ebrliz
DE @ais berbeiiabrt. miro ii@ oas saniz
lid perloren %se9an9ene Sertrouen nl9t
wieoer einiteusn unb fam oer 3uiamz
menbru6 nod weiterer Giienbabncorpos
rat,onen nit Si9erbeit erwartet weroen.
9ie Nortbern Pacific Babn rentirte li@
10 lanse iebr gut, bis beren 0irectoren,
6enrp @iQaro an Der Spiee. Der 0es
ieQl3aft cine gauge Nnsobl ibrer 3peiss
babnen melde iie priuatim eisneten, 81
.betriiserii9 boben Breiien pertauften
uao oaour3 bic @3ulocn unb 3inien(ait
Bis ins Tabelbafte iteiserten. Man
per tebe reGt: Die Oirettoren Der Nor>
tbern Yacific uertauiten oieier 8abn,
alto ii9 ieIbit, 3wei9liniem, mel3e it,
men peri0nli@ seb0rten unS beltimmten
.unb sablten li9 ielbit ben Preis bofir. "
Oas jtimmt u%oQtommen, aber eine
srinoli9e Reorganization oes Giiens
babnbctriebs wlrb in b,eiem 2anee nie>
mails itattinoen 10 LANCE ii5 berielbe in
ben 9dnoen uon 9emtienloien unb corr
rupten Yriuotperi omen b%efinoet. Nur
,penn bic Jfesieruns ben 8etrieb iiberz
nimmt, fam auf cine geleruns bclelz
ben sere9net weroen unb ntbt eber.
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9aS Referendum in oen Ser.
&tQQtcu.

lleber Die ii9 AUDI in oieiem 2anoe
INNER mebr 8abn bre@enbe &eferenz
oumzg ewesuns, moriiber mir i@on mebrz
fa@ beridtet, brinst cine Gorreiponbenj
oes 2onooner rGbronicle" bic folsenoe
su~trefienoe Nusfibruua: %vl1nter ben
iocialen uno politii@en problemen, MEL
DE in ben Ser. Staaten ber 9Oiuns mar
ten, 1T zines Der i3wieri9item Der ums
itano, oaB bic bortise politii@e Mai@i>
merle uOQis unsurei@eno lit, bic bon ber
Mebrbeit Der bentenben 8urser fir nm
umsdnsli@ notbwenois sebcltenen 9fes
former berbei5ufibren. Der Gbeorie
no@ 1T BET 8iue oes yoltes III Dem
81 eprdientationsipitem u%ertOrpert. Sn
Birtli6teit aber bat Die sroBe Wfaiie
oes 8oltes wenis ooer gar ni&ts nit
Der Trase gu tbun, mer iie reprdientiren
ioQ. sic bat bic ibr gorseitellten rur
ansunebmen ooer gu uernerfen. Der
@abltampi, wel@er neuli@ I'M @taate
Sem Oort aussefo6ten wuroe, mD9e
gum Seweis oes @elosten oienen. Die
oemotratii @en unb republifanil@en Gonz
petitioner tamen %3uiammen. Nber iebe
Yartei mar in ben 6dnben zines einii9en
Snoiuiouums - Groter auf Seiten Der
Oemotraten uno Som Ylatt auf Seiten
Ser &epublitauer. Grofer unb Blatt
bittirten tbotid@li9 bic @elammtmablen
in einem Staate, Der beinabe 10 9roB
wie England NIT elmer Bep0lteruns pom
beinabc 1000, 900 Meni3en 1T. Sn
alien Stabten bietet ii@ uns baflelbe
S@aulpiel bar. Die Gbeorie Der repraz
ientatiuen &esieruns, auf wel@er bic
&epublit besriinbet 1T, mirb bur@ bic
mrtli3e Gbatia@e uerlett uno uerbObnt.
@us bieiem @runoe frasen ii3 bic benz
feuben Siirser, mas mug sei@eben, UNI
Amerita uon bieier entwiiroi9enoen uno
nntausli@en Torm elmer Wai@inen:@es
9ierun9 gu befreien. Teri@iebene Nnt>
worten perom oarauf 9e9eben. 2aBt
ms Die @%inwonoeruns bel@ranten, iasen
bic Staats0tonomen; wdren ni@t jol@e
Ma1en BON unseb;loeten Nusldnbern,
Bic aue has St,mmre@t beliten, III I'M:
ierer Mitte, 10 wiirben mir better fabren.
Nnbere uerlansem bic Seieitiauns bee
ausemeinen @ablredts. Sol@e MaB:
reseln wiirhen ben ¬en swar ger:
i@neioen, i'm aber nidt l0ien. Cine
Before HOiuns 1T in benz llmitanoe 81
finoen, oab bic Gifentli@e Meinuns iid
jest Dem u&eferenbum", ME es in Del
S@weis onsseiibt wiro, 5unei9t. Die
ler @eoonte finoet INNER mebr NnDan:
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una i6ou grtaunli1es seleiitet bat.

IVY WV" CI .-
Senator Noar bat nun Dor 8nrsem
benz GonsreB mitteIlt elmer nit l5o. 900
llnteridriften bebedten Petition aud bic
Sdaiiuns eines @eses Departemsnts
auempioblen. Sbslei3 cine ipitemas
tiid betriebsue Nufbeiieruns u~nierer
9anbitraBsn winidenswertb eri3eint. 1T
IS rod iebr iroslid, Oh bies bur3 bic
Sduiiuns zines b~eionoeren &esierunsss
departments errei9t werben Tam.
gu befirdten itebt i'm 9esentbeil, baB
IS bamit ssrabe wie nit benz Iderbaus
Oepartememt tommsn t0nnte uno bic
Narmer baben iomit aue uria3e, ii@ nit
auer Ma9t basesen 81 webren. Oh
Tie aber bisrbei beionbers I'm @atb ses
frast weroen, lit iebr gu be;meifeln,
oenn 10 LANCE iie ni@t percent fir Grs
%Iansuns lire, &e@te tampfen, wiro man
iis iberbaupt nidt 81 Natbe Sieben.
9ier;u 1T aber Dor alien Dinsen notbs
wenbis. baB iie lid oos Sod Der alien
Yarteien, 0 oenea iie ia bod nur auss
sebeutet weroen, ab;ul@atteln unb ii@
Der neuen &eformpartei an3ai9lteBen,
welde es ii3 CUR 6auptaufsabe seiteQt
bat, Die Gage bes Tarmers un6 Mrbeiters
gu f;ubeiern.
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NcneNeS bonn Gon0rcb.

SIN &epraientantenbanie bes Gonz
9rel les lit bic Debatte iber Die TarifbiQ
nunmebr in uolem @anse. Nm 81.
Sanuar miro ber NbseorOnete &ee6 biez
ielbe republitaniiderieits uno @ilion
auf @eite Der Oemotraten gum Nbl9luB
brinsen, unb ant Montas ben 80. io(
bic Mbiimmuns barber itattfinoen.
Das miin5>@ omite bes 9anies bot
ii@ 5u @uuiten ber praguns bes als
Seisnorase int S9aee befinbli9en Silz
bers ertlart. Da6elbe 1T binrei9eno
$55, l56 ,6s1 gu prasen. Nuf 8oiis
bieier Silbermiin3en iouen @ilberzGerz
t~ifitate, einl6sbar III oieier MinSe aus
9e9eben uno sur Dedun9 BET loufenben
Mussoben oer &e9ieruns uermen6et wer>
ben. Nu@ oas felt 1890 ansetaufte
uuo nod ni@t 9epraste Silber iou aus
gen,iin;t werben unb bamit bic aus ite>
benben Silber>@ Certificate, wenn iol@e
anseboten, einselOit meroen. 9err
Blano, Der Iater Der propoiition,
slaubt, baB bic BiQ Die 3uitimmuna
oes Saul es erbalteu uno bic Nussabe
bon 8onos iiberfliiBig MAIDEN miro.
Dos republitanii@eNati Gomite,
meldes lette 8o@c in Sibuns mar, bat
ii6 81 Wuniten Der Mufnabme ponlltab,
| NriSona, Seem Merico unb Otlaboma
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ais Staaten Der Union ertlart. % bic
Demotraten idun lanSt Safiir was
ren, wirb es alio wobl in bieier Vras
se au teinem unliebi amen 9artei9e3dut
tommen.
Yrdibent gleuelanb bat in oer 9as
waiisNnselesenDeit cine sweite 8oti@aft
at ben GonareB seiaabt, 'uel@er peridies
bene bei Der erien Boti@aft auritdssbals
tener Oosumente beiseiast waren. Mus
ben Yetteren lit erii@tli9, baB bic bieiise
@esieruns ii9 in Wirtli@teit bemiibte
bic &Snisin wieber auf ben Sbron ju
jeten. Mus elmer pom benz @eianbten
@iuis ar @reibam seioneten Depei3e
sebt namli@ beruor. baB Der Gritere cine
Briuatunterrebuns nit Der Grz&Sni9in
bate, in wel9er Ct berielben er0iinete,
baB iie ben Ibron wieoer einnebmen
tonne, ,uenn iie cine poQe Mmneitie fir
aue, welde an Dem prouiiorii@en &es
sierun9sipitem betbeilist waren, elm
treten laiien wiiroe. Die &Snisln err
uioerte iebo@ in beitimmter Weiie, bab
es @elsee in ibrem 2unbe sebe, benen iie
sebor@en miNe unb bieie @eiete i@rie>
ben Dor, Bag aue Nerionen, wel4e ii9
sesen ibre @esieruns aufselebnt bdtten,
setOpft werben miiBtcn unb ibr Gisens
tbum Dem Staat anbeimfale. Na6
oieier Grtlaruns belt @iQis e 'fur ses
ratben feline beabi@tiste 0ermitteluns
bel Der prouiiorii@en &eaieruns gar
ni9t an5ubrinsen, oenn er muBte mobl
einieben, baB oieie es uor;ieben muroe
auf aae @efabr bin weiter gu resieren
als iid obne @eiteres bic &0pfe abbatz
fen uno ibr gisentbum confisciren gu
la1jeu.
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". PFAENDER
Stem ltlla.

@ernderuns sesen Seier, Slis, Sturm Saseli6aben,
ebenIo flr Ierluite pom Gferoeu unb Ntubpieb brr1
Grantbeit ober llnidac
@cciben3 unb 9ebensueriderans in ben bewdbrtelten
@eieuidaiten.
9aIiasetarten Der betanntelten Eransportatious : ge<
ieui9aiten 10 biutg ,pe %iraenbmn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-18

Ger d ieit ldnSerer3eit bic @e>
ri9te 0 Minneapolis bei9afti9enoe
Gbamberlain> 9olbroot Sfanoal>pro;v
bat am Montas nit Der Tre,ipre9uns
bes Mnsetlo9ten Treo Chamberlain ieis
men uorldufi9en Mbl@luB %9efnnben. Ser
Treiseipro@ene wirb iib aber nod me-
gen uniittliden Insriffs gu uerantmors
ten baben.
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Sebt probire .,Oie8.

IS foitet Dir ni9ts unb miro Dir li9erli@
gut tbun, ,penn Oh an 9uitea, Grfaltun9
ober irsenb elmer pals=, Sruitz ober 2un9en=
trantbeit leibeit. Or. &in9sgfeue G%ntoetun9
segen Nussebrun9, 6uiteu uub Grfaltun9
wiro 9arautirt, u,lo bas @el6 5uridertattet,
wenu lie nidt bilit. Solden, bic an Der
Grippe litten, bradte iie l9meue NIB poQltan=
bi9e i6eilun9. Cine freie Yrobefai6e mirb
Did pon Der Site bes Mit,els i%iberjeu9en.
j3u babeu bel 8. W. 81 Ieu, Seem ulm. Gro
BE Tlal1eu so Gts. unb 81. 3
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9enrp so. &ice, elmer Ser altez
item 8euobner bes Staates uno Der
Staot ct. Saul unb in friberen Sabz
rem Elm prominenter polititer, lit an
Montas in Gan Nntonio, Teras, mo-
ielbit er ii3 mabreno oes Winters auf>
belt, int glitter pou IS Sabren an einem
2%unsenlei6en seitorben.
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Sdmmtli@e Mablmiblen in
0ulutb uno Superior baben ie,t Sur
sem ben 8etrieb einaeteut. - Nu9 ges
rabe tein erfreuli@es 3ei@en Der Bies
berbelebun9 bes @el@afts.
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G1eti@er8ei@6tt
- DON -
mn* Rrtnburt.

Gde Der Genter= uub Minuel ota Strabe.
Nem tItt, getnn.
0ie beiteu Sorteu fril6eu unb sepOdelten
Tleii9es, S9mala. frii9e unb 9erau9erte
@iirite tets OH !Sanb.
@aaren wer6en .frei ms 9ous selieiert.
Stir @in6pieb uno S@weine be;able i@
INNER Die b09ten Yretie.
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8nflcn8 MrnicQ=S albe.

Die bette Salbe tn Der 8elt fir Gdntituunben
Nuetidunsen, @anbet, gei@wiire, SalsIuB, Tledten
auiseiprunsene Sanbe, Troitbeulen, Sibnerausen unt
aue Sautausidla9e ,nb bet(t %unfeblbar Sdmorrboioen.
Youtanoise Yeiriebisuns auseiidert ober teiue Bssabs
lung perlangt. Nreis, 25 Gents bic Sda1tel. gu bas
ben bel 8. 81. SIien, Stem Him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10
TIN WA RE-.

Milk cans, all sizes: Milk Pans, Patent
Cake Pans, Bread Pans, Stew Pans.
Baking Pans, Tin Pie Plates. Dinner
Pals. Milk Pals, Water Pals, in Jail
sizes; Bicycle Oil Cans, Machine Oil
Cans, Kerosene Oil Cans. Wire Dish
Drainers, Wire Pie Racks, Wire Vegeta-
BILE Washers, Wire Egg Beaters, Knives,
of all kinds, including the wonderful
Christy knives; Forks and Spoons of all
kinds.
Agate ware, in all kinds, at extremely
low prices.
Brushes of all kinds. Whisk Brooms,
in all qualities. Crumb Brushes and
Trays, Ostrich Feather busters, Jap
AIMED Walters, Double Boilers, Sponges,
Children's Wheelbarrows, Chinese Iron
ing Wax, Moth Marbles and Paper, Brass
Rings, all sizes; Insect Powder, Stove
Backing, French Russell Shoe Polish,
Picture Hooks, Can Openers, Tin Gar
den Sprinklers, Mouse Traps and Rat
Traps.
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canno; be excelled
in quality or flavor
To the Honorable Court of County
Commissioners for the County of
Cumberland.
smoke or chew.

The undersigned Mayor and City council
of the City of Weabrook, being the NUM-
cipal officers of said city, respectfully
represent that a highway duly located and
Within the limits of said city, and formerly
known as the Ole Windham Road now
called Bridge Street, to wit: commencing at
the junction of Main and Bridge Streets, so
called, at or near the store of l.. W.
Edwards, In said sity, then run in a north
erly direction acr.ss Presumpscot River as
the bridge is now constructed, and along
SAID highway to a point at or near the
houS Of one JOSEPH Small, being portion
aforesaid, that tho true bounds of said high
way from said Main Street aforesaid to said
Joseph Small s house are doubtful, uncer-
tain or lost. Wherefore they pray that your
Honors will give due notice, and thereafter
proceed to examine said highway, and hear
the parties, locate and define it's limits and
boundaries, and cause, durable monuments
to be erected at the angles thereof, and
take other action in the premises according
to provisions of the Revised Statutes in
such cases made and provided, and as in
duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at Westbrook this 18th day of April,
A. D. 1894.
ALBERT A. .CORDWELL,
Mayor of Westbrook.
LEMUEL LANE,
S. +. H0PkINS0N,
FRANCIS A. CLOUDMAN,
THOS. J. FOSTER,
GEO.sR GRAY,
JOHN J. KNOWLTON,
P. TUBGEON,
JOHN E. WARREN,
FRANK HASKELL,
City Council of Westbrook.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Cumberland, SIS.
At the Court of County Commissioners be-
the County of Cumberland, on the first
Tuesday of January, Ammo Domini, 1894, to
wit, at a regular session thereof on the
first Tuesday of April, Ammo Domini, 1894,
On the foregoing Petit n 1t being salts
fsctorily shown to the Court, that the
inquiry into the merits is. expedient, it is
hereby ORDERED, That the County Com
m1ssioners will meet at the ssWestbrook'
Post ONCE in said city. of Westbrook on
Tuesday the twelfth day of June, "A. D,
1894, at ten O'clock in the forenoon, and
sons interested, by causing an attested
copy of said Petition and this Order of
Court thereon. to be served upon the City
Clerk of said city of Westbrook, and also by
posting up copies Of the same in three pub
lie places in said city, and publishing the
cessively in the Portland Daily Press, a
newspaper printed in Portland, in said
County, the first of said publications, and
each of the other notices, to be at least
thirty days before the time of said meet
ing; at which time and place, (after it has
been satisfactorily shown that the above
notice has been duly gfven) the Commits
sloners VII! proceed to view the route set
forth in said Petition, and other routes and
roads connected Herewith, and after such
and their witnesses at some convenient
place In the, vicinity, when and where all
persons and corporations Interested, may
appear and show cause, if any they have.
why the prayer of said Petition should not
be granted.
Copy of the Petition and Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest, B. G. STONE, Clerk.
apr26 d1aw3wTh
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WOODEN Ware.

Cbopping Bowls. all sizes; Tubs, all
sizes; Rolling Pins, different sizes;
Bread Cutting Boards, Cake Cutting
Boards, Bread Moulding Boards, Wash
Benches, Clothes Dryers, Clothes Racks,
Wash boards, Cutting Tables, Ironing
Boards, adjustable on stand and COW
cred; Step Ladders with pail rests and
Knife Boxes. Prices guaranteed. Goods
guaranteed to be as represented. If not
satisfactory may be returned and money
refunded
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GLASSWARE.

Tumblers of all sizes and kinds.
GobIets of all kinds.
Glass Table Sets, Four Pieces, 80 cents.
Glass Water Sets, Pitchers, Sauce Dish
es, Cheese Plates, Cake Plates, Vinegar
Jugs, Syrup Jugs, Pickle Jars. Glass
Sets of pepper, salt and vinegar, Individ-
ual Salts Water Bottles, Lemon Extract
ors, Fancy Dishes and Plates in large
variety. The prices will surprise you.
Furniture Polish, 25 cents bottle.
Ammonia, cents a bottle
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A Large Line of Crockery.

in Plain and White; also decorated;
Stone Jars, Bean Crooks, Tea Pots, yell
low Mixing Bowls, with and without
lip, Bowls of all kinds, Naples of all
kinds, Cups and Saucers. by the dozen
or piece, fancy and plain white.
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BASKETS.

There is surely something in this line
on your memorandum of needs-Clothes
Baskets, Wood Baskets, Lunch Baskets,
Satchel Baskets, Market Baskets and
Hampers, in Splint, Willow and Rattan.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR TODAY.
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The WIN" GAS STOVE Will rest
on top of any ordinary gas burner, nc
screwing or fixing; will boil quart OF
water in three minutses. Price 10 cents
each.
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FOR SALE IN GoRHAM VILLAGE, ME-
A modern built house, two stories, with
ell. containing. ten rooms conveniently
arranged; good stable and carriage house,
house and stab BILE; excellent water inside
the house; rec ntly occupied by Mr.. F. A.
Hamlen
Situated on State Street, which in con-
nection with Main Street makes the
principal avenue through the village
Connected with the buildings is an acre of
land nearly covered with young and healthy
fruit trees, from which was gathered in fall
of 1892, over two hundred bushels of apples,
besides large quantity of smaller fruit.
1t is but short distance from all the
public places in the village, and railroad
station.
Part Of purchase money can remain on
mortgage.
For key inquire of MR.. EDWIN
CLEMENT, Gorham Village.
BENJAMIN SHAW, 511s Exchange street.
may1 d&w2W
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GUNNER COTTAGES TO LETT have
- two furnished cottages, most delight
To let for the season. A. M. SMITH, Gus
tom House Wharf. 80
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ITO LET-A fine well furnished Summer
Il Cottage, located about three miles
from Portland, on one of the most beauti-
fnl points of the Cape Elizabeth Shore. Ex-
tensive grounds, fine spring water, tennis
court, &c. Apply to PRENTlSS LORING,
3l15 Exchange Street 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10
CLOCK REPAIRING.
RINGS. RINGS. RINGS.

I CAN show you a thousand Solid Gold Rings They
az all new STYLES. The prices are right and you
can nnd just what you want at my new store, 459
Congress street, Monument Square. MCKINNEY,
the Jeweler marl7dtf
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IDENTIFICATION CARDS.
The Way to Avoid a Possible Upp1easan
Hospital Experience.

The Way to Avoid a Possible Unpleasant
Hospital Experience.
1t is an unusually careful woman who
provides herself with any means of identi-
fication when she takes her walks abroad.
The popular impression in the feminine
mind seems to be that when woman is
run over by cable car or faints in crowd
ed store or succilmbs to heart disease on
the street some heaven born knowledge
will come to her rescuers as to her identi-
ty. She relies on chance to spare her fam
lily hours of agony or maybe days of uncer-
tainty as to her whereabouts and condi-
ton. In her pocketbook may generally be
found samples, little change, two or
three cards with the names and addresses
of recently moved friends, sentimental
clipping or two, a recipe for face lotion
and the like, but nothing to give the man
or woman who picks her up in aswoon the
slightest idea of her own name and address
OF course there are Women whose en-
broidered handkerchiefs and underwear
give their initials, whose honograms
adorn their umbrella handles and whose
cuff buttons are also means of identifi-
cation, but these are comparatively few
and initials are but poor substitute for
full names and addresses. If Miss A. l..
ID. is picked up unconscious in the street
OF suffers in a railway accident, her fam
lily does not know of her plight until their
own searching or the newspapers bring
them the information. But if Miss Annie
Louise Dobbs of the Lebanon, New York
city, is found I'M ured or unconscious it is
q comparatively easy matter for the ambu-
lance doctor to see that her family is in
formed at once of her state. If Miss Annie
Louise Dobbs of the Lebanon, New York
city, has, furthermore, line about her
somewhere saying, Notify L. B. Dobbs
Boston Trumpeter, the task is made
doubly easy and the delay lessened.
Th5re are careful fathers and mothers
who have imposed upon the ambitious
young women of their families who live
and study in distant cities promise never
to go anywhere without full means Of iden-
Afication. A card with the young wom-
IN S name and New York address and her
fathers address constitutes the usual iden-
LITIGATION certificate. But cardcases have
been known to be mislaid. For the bene
fit of young women who have the repre-
hensible habit of not knowing what they
have done with their belongings station
ary identification card is necessary One
young woman has had made q broad silver
bracelet on which her name and address
are engraved. This is not an ornament
FOR the young woman abhors bracelets
and consequently she clasps it above her
elbow. She is happy in the thought that
the railroad disaster or the swoon will not
find her unprepared. New York World.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

THO LET-Cottages all furnished at
i Madocawando landing, Falmouth Fore
side; steamers land twelve times daily, good
facilities for boating, fishing and bathing,
and near the Post office and telephone
office. Address VIM. GRIFFIN, Falmouth
Foreside, Maine. So
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

ITO LET-Furnished. cottages, for the
l. season, on Great Diamond Island, nice
ly located, near the shore and wharves;
good water supply and drainage. E. l..
COOLING, 100 Middle street. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

ITO LIFETIME brick residence, 3O1 Cumber-
I land street, IA rooms. Best location in
for private residence. H. H. SHAW, 1874 to
100 Middle street. 10-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

gTOR SALE-Building lots at Oakdae. The
Deering Land Co. offers for sale on favora-
BILE terms desirable building lots on Forest
and Deering streets, Oakdale, Deering. Apply
to ROLLINS g. ADAMS, 81 Exchange street,
Portland. mar26eoWtaug11
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

EOR SALE-An old established business
u the Henry W. Park stand and stock of
goods at Mexico, Maine; also several small
houses at Rumford Falls. Mexico is just
city of Oxford county. grand business
opening for some one. Apply to J. T. SKOL-
FIELD, Assignee, care ID. W. True & G :,
Portland, Maine, ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

ITO LET-Two unfinished front rooms
80 HIGH STREET One room with alcoye
will be let in suite or separately. Hot and cold
water, steam heated and open fire places. 9-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

FOR SALE-Diamond Island, fine cottage
n of 10 rooms, one of the best locations.
excellent water in house, perfect drainage.
beautiful oak grove, close to steamer land.
ing. Price, 81. 800 including furniture.
a forced sale. W. H. WALDKON, 1870 Middle
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

ITO LET A desirabl rent of 10 rooms, No
235 Cumberland Street. corner Pearl.
Inquire 143 PEARL STREET. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

FOR SALE-Second hand Carriages; 6 end
l. spring top Buggfes in good order at
$s5. 90 to $sS; 90; 2 Standing top Phaetons,
to $500; extra bargain in standing top
Phaeton, .S125.00 l physicians Rockaway
Phaeton, but little. used; 2 no top Surries,
$500 to $4,000; light canopy tops..Surry,
little used, S125.00. ZENAS III OMPSON &
BRO, Elm street. 2S-2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

FURNISHED Cottage to let for the sum-
IL mer season at Simonton's Beach in
Cape. Elizabeth, Me. Inquire on the
premises. IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10

EOR sALE-At Walnut Hill, n mile from
railroad station two story house. she'd and
stable connected, good repair; IS acres land,
wood lot pasture ana }nara g9od wei
PIERCE, Box 1853, Portland, Me-. or Station
Agent Cumberland Junction. mar21-8