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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
THE WELL-KNOWN COBURN FARM

situated in Gorham on the old road from
Saccarappa to Gorham village, about one
mile from the latter. and two and one-half
miles from the terminus OF the Electric
Railroad at Saocarapps. (city of Westbrook.)
Said farm contains about sixty acres OF
good land lying toaether in one par
eel, conveniently divided into tilIage land
and pasture. There are large orchards On
the premises, bearing from 800 to leeO bushels
of apples annually; also pear trees and
an abundance of small fruits, The honss
is a story and one-half mansard roof, built
within the last ten years and finished
throughout; cellar good and well adapted
for the keeping of fruit, and for dairy pur-
poses. The barn is large and comniodious
with good cellar. ana lean-to attached for
storing tools, vehicles etc. There are also
such other out-buildings. Including ice
house, as as are needed. ss This farm was left
in December last. and SUCH part Of the
fair price as the purchaser of the farm may
desire.
For further particulars inquire on the
premises of MRS. R. G. DROWN, or of +.
NJ. RAY. Administrator. 81 Exchange Street,
Portland Maine.
April 30. 1895. mar30dtf
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TITO LET-Furnished cottage for the sea-
L son, on Great Diamond Island. Nicely
located; excellent water supply and drain
age. E. l.. GoDING, l60 Middle street.
lift
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MIR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
I'VE buy cast OF clothing of all descrip-
tions for highest cash prices. Address let
feb6dtf
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FOR SALE.
STEAMER "JOSEPHINE H0EY.v

This steamer has been thoroughly overhauled,
painted and otherwise put in first class condi-
horizontal cone boiler, built in 1888 by Port
landC ompany 1S horse power: 7 it. high, 40
inches diameter; high pressure single crank
engine built by Lidback, 8 inch cylinder, 8 inch
stroke.
For full particulars apply to GEORGE S.
HUNT. may25-dtf
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FOR SALE-Two story brick house, eight
L rooms and bath. in good order, on Deerfng
small family. BENJAMIN SHAW, 5l1s Ex-
change street. 17-2
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ITO LET-One of the best upstairs rents on
water. coal and wood on same floor; fne
view of harbor and Casco Bay. Inquire at
80 Congress or Al Exchange street. city.
lS-l
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TO LET.

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one week for 25 cents cash in advance.
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WANTED-By two young men aged 10 and
" 20, chance as porter OF hostler at
the mountains or Bar Harbor Come we'll
recommended. Apply 10 B. f. DUNLAP'S
Empioyment Agency, Gardiner, Ne. 22-1
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LOST AND FOUND.

IT OST-A Fox Terrier Pup, about four
IL months old, with black face and
SPOT of black on his back; tail clipped. The
finder will he rewarded by returning the
above to col State street. 22-1
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EOR SALE-On Winter street, "a double
a house, containing rooms. fitted with gas
furnace, Sebago water, cemented cellar, etc.
with good sized lot of land. For further par
Mculars inquire of A. c. LIBBY & CO., 421a
Exchange street. 22-l
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THO LET-Furnished cottage at Princes
l. Point, Yarmouth. Maine. IL rooms.
sta ole and bathing house; one minute from
son. Gall on or address DR.. il. A.
MERRILL, l8 Monument Square, POI tland,
Me. ISL
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TRAVELLING Salesman of experience de
Il sires position to travel in Maine
among grocers, or others; best references.
Address SALESMAN, this office. 22-1
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EOR SALE-To let or Exchange, at Old
Orchard, l-2 story house, rooms.
large piazza, nice summer place near rail-
road station and beach; lot 50xl00 feet.
Apply TO j. DUNPHY, York street, from
a. M. to p. IN. 1S-l
FOR SALE-5O Brussels, tapestry, and wool
carpets at very low prices. F. o. BAILEY
& CO., 46 Exchange st. 1871
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FURNISHED COTTAGE to rent at Fail
IL mouth Foreside. new, con tanning nine
rooms, with pure spring water running in
kite hen. Pleasant location with fine view
of bay and city; two mintues walk from
steamboat landing. Inquire of N. J.
MASON, Cumberland, Ne. 2T-tf
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EOR SALE-Harpswell Cottage of 10 rooms,
plastered, clapboarded and painted out
side, in good repair, half acre of land, large
shore frontage IL fruit trees in bearing, nice
bathing beach, s4 mile from steamer landing.
A forced sale for 5000. w. H. WALDRON,
1S0 Middle st. 2O-1
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FOR SALE-Two fully furnished cottages
of seven rooms each with large piazzas,
or Peaks Island. spring water at the door
and within four minutes walk from Jones
Landing. A great bargain if called for at
once. N. S. GARDINER, 1S5 Middle street.
1871
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ITO LET-The fourth floor in our building,
Il space 65x7o feet, with heat. power and
use of elevator. First class location for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire OF MEGQUIER s.
JONES. 33 Pearl St. mar2tf
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hESKS-Largest and finest line of Office desks
- in the city. Tables and chairs. Descrip-
tive catalogue upon appl cation. f. o. BAIL
Ely u CO., 46 Exchange St. 1911
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nor SALE-My Team. Bay Horse, years
Il old, safe, sound and kind, not afraid of
steam or electric cars. good roader, fine
horse for woman to drive. Good standing
top Pbaeton, Thompson make. Price 5000.
For particulars write TEAM this office
1o-l
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LlMlTED CAPITAL, S2,ooo,ooo)
(SHAREs $4,000 EAcHD
AngIo-Anerican
Guarantee
Company.
[INCORPORATED.1

CONTAINING PROVISIONS FOR
GUARANTEEING THE PAYMENT OF
STOCK AND CERTIFICATES OF AC-
CUMULATIVE INDEBTEDNESS OF
CORPORATIONS AND BUILDING. AND
DAN AND SAVINGS COMPANIES AND
COOPERATIVE BANKS.
S. G. GlNNER, Commissioner and Agent.
HOME OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Building, Room 6,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
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FOR SALE-3 handsome folding beds manu-
= facturer's samples. $4,000 to $4,000 each.
! secondhand cherry bed, cost $500, at
st. 1911
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COTTAGE To Let-On Great Diamond Is.
" land. Seven rooms, fine well of water
DIR. G. W. TALBOT, 5S71a Congress st.
1S-1
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EOR SALE-Beautiful Island lin Casco Bay,
a about acres, fine shade trees and spring
water, nice bathing beach. plenty of fish and
Holsters. The last little Island suitable for
steamers. Price 5000. w. Fl. WAEDRON,
190 Middle st. pol
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RICYCLES-25 secondhand wheels In per-
~ feet order, popular makes at popular prices
F. 0. BAILEY & CO., 46 Exchange ST. 19-1
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TlO LEr-Several finely located cottages
IL to let on Little Diamond Island, from
SIS to $3.50. Inquire of A. M. SMITH. 121
Bracket street, City. may3dtf
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FEO LET-Three flats in stole No. / Port
Il land Pier, together or separately. Ap-
ply to WM. SHEA. 62 Danforth, street or
JOHN NJ. SHEA, so Market street. left
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EARM FOR SALE-Tne farm owned by
= =. John +. Holmes and formerly BY Jeriah
berland, and containing nearly ono hundred
acres, buildings in good condition. four
acres. five year old orchard; bargain for
anyone. Price low. Address JOHN
F. HOLMES, North Berwick. Maine. 1s.1
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CHOW CxSES-Mahegany, oak. walnut,
y cherry, and silver, latest designs. and fines
hand cases at low~prices. F. q. BAILEY &
CO., 46 Exchange St 1871
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ITO LET-At Madokwando Landing, Falmouth
Il Foreside. furnished cottages to let fine
boating, bathing and fishing; near the post
oHice and telephone office. Inquire of WM.
GRIFFIN. 1911
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WANTED-A capable girl to do general
w housework. Apply to 1877 VAUGHAN
ST. 2O-l
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WANTED--ln large factory first class
w mechanic to act as engineer ard
A man who can 10 piping and
machine work preferred. Permanent and
paying position for good man. state age,
experience and salary required. Address
D. E. f., care Daily Press Office, Portland,
Me. ISL
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EOR SALE-At Scarboro Beach, IL story
house and stable connected; seven fnrnish-
ed rooms; good cellar; two good wells water;
lot 5Ox75 teet; within 8 minutes Walk of
Beach; a bargain. w. F. DRESSER, No. IL
Moulton street. 21-1
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-At once, a good blacksmith
w and two good helpers and fnishers.
none nut carriage workmen need apply.
street. 24-1
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THO LET--Store 2a1 Spring street. Call
Il or address O. !. KIMBALL, 219 Spring
street. iun4dff
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ITO LET.-A very desirable tenement in west
Il ern part OF the city. has seven rooms, steam
For other information inqnire of COE the Hat
ter, 1877 Middle street. 1S-1
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" ANTED--A good cook and laundress.
w References required. Apply at Fort
Preble; South Portland, Me-. to MRS. E. E.
GAYLE. lSI
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A GENTS WANTED-Old established factory
"A replacing travellers, with local statesmen.
reputable men can secure uncovered ground.
one agent has averaged $3.50 per month for
two years. P. o., 1871, New York 2O-1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Head for one week for rs cts. in advance
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EOR SALE-ONE LAUNDRY OUTFIT
IL Bosom polishing machine; cuff and collar
polishing machine; Mahoney heater. F. o..
BAILEY & CO., 46 Exchange st. 191
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EOR SALE-Seal brown mare, by Black Pilot:
IL may be used for any purpose; Mcclellan
saddle and bride; Premier Camera. Will ex-
change for combination or tandem bicycle.
organ or other collateral. Cash preferred
Prices low. c. P. CLEAVES, Yarmouth, Maine.
20-l
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FOR sALE-one fine work horse, weight
\ 1900 pounds; is six years old, kind aud
sound, to be sold cheap at LEGROW'S
Stable, 30 Preble street. 22-1
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FOR SALE-On Prospect street, Deering, new
the city. residence of the late Parker Jaques
and will be sold very reasonable to close up the
estate. F. H. HARTFORD. 3I1a Exchange
street. 1871
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WANTED-An experienceds stenographer.
w Address with age, reference, expert
ence, and machine used, P. 0. Box 1885,
Por tland, Me. 1871
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EOR SALE-Steam Launch evelyn, 25 feet
IL long-is in first class condition. RYAN
& KELSEY, 1885, 1872 Commercial St. 1872
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rHIO LET-Furnished Cottage Eden HalD,
Il six ruoms, on Oakland Avenue, Peaks
Island. Price $ls5. Apply to TRUE BROS,
No. 1894 Fore ST., Portland. or LITTLE
FIELD & CO., Peaks Island. lei
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EOR RENT-Residence on Cumberland str Get.
l. between State and Mellen streets; all the
modern cQpveniences. BENJAMIN r. HAIR
streets 1o.1
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ITO LEf-F1rpished room with heat and
Il gas. at 90 High street. lift
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FOR SALE.
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one week for 25 cents, cash in advance

FOR SALE-At South Portland. new house,
nearly completed; arranged for two fami-
good neghboTs @ OF V sod PoS low on SIS
per month. Upper half of house will pay half
of monthly iRstallments. Inquire E. T.
NICHOLS, 81 Pickett street, South Portland.
21
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WANTED-A capable, reliable man wants
w work in permanent situation in either
city or country. Address BOX so, Harrison,
MAINE 1S-1
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FIIO LET. Furnished Rooms with or without
L Board at HOTEL ST. JAMES, 1877 Free
st. House Open all night. 1S-I
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FOR sALE-The Kohinoor spring water.
an exceptionally pure water tor dTink-
ing purposes. Parties in Portland desiring
the water will be supplied fresh from this
spring in stone or glass jaSs. Samples free
Address G. E. & F. n. BAS TON. North
Yarmouth. Maine. fah25dff
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WANTED.

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one week for rs cents. cash in advance
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WANTED-Salesman; salary and ex-
penses from start, permanent place;
paid weekly; splendid opening for live
party; established trade needs attention;
want some one at once; good pay and
man, Rochester, N. v. 22-1
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WANTED-A suite of two offices in vicinity
w of post Office Address, MAINE OUT
INGS, 80 Exchange ST., city.
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Il Federal, rooms, $18; 159 Newbury, 6
looms, $l2; 234 IL CONGRESS, rooms, SIS. 30; !;
3S Moody, 5 rooms, S12; rs Quebec, rooms,
Sla. See Argus A. G. LIBBY. AZ LIZ Ex-
change street. .22-1
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EOR SALE-First and only brick house. Oak.
dale Near Electric cars. Arranged for
two families. good trade. Enquire of N. E.
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GUNNER COTTAGE TO LET-About July
~ 1st If finished, a new cottage, opposite Of
taWa House, on Cape Shore. Apply or address
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EOR SALE-Cottage lots on Peaks Island.
= some of the best ones there, right on the
blufts near Evergreen Landing May be had
for 3 cents a foot if sold at once. Title per-
feet. S. M. WATSON. 413 CongreSs s:reet.
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A GENTLEMAN of 40, strictly temperate
"A uses no tobacco. wishes TO correspond
with good looking ladies from Is to AS Ad-
dress, Box 56, Woudfords, Ne. 22-1
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WANTED-An american middle aged women
w who will look after lady who is not
very well and do the work. The rest of the
family is two little girls, the youngest eleven.
Please address MRS. E. M. BURTON, North
Bridgton, Maine, Box 34 1SI
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ITO LET-Two very desirable cottages on
Great Diamond Island. rare chance to
moderate price. GEORGE LIBBY 80 Ex-
change street. POL
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ITO LET-A good cottage at Old Orchard. All
furnished, and one of Ethe pleasantest 10
cations on the Beach. a fine ocean view, near
camp ground and electric cars. beach and camp
ground station, rooms Address MRS. F. b.
HOUGH, Old Orchard, Me-. Box 128. 21-1
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ITO LET-A small furnished cottage, with
Sebago water, near Simonton's Cove. Ad-
dress, FARMER, So. Portland. 2O-1
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Neutrality-suspicious. sewing to do. Amply
w at Lafayette street. 1871
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ITO LET-Two convenient, centrally located
Il rents, with all modern improvements: with
in three minutes walk of city building One
seven rooms, SIS. One four large rooms, SO
Possession given at once. Apply to II. H.
SHAW, 160 MiddleSt, or at 80 North st. 2O-1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
Personal.

Preacher Penrod. the fighting parson
or Lewis county. Kentucky. who is in
jan az kanceburg, spends the greater part
~ Ils uIne praying He viii ue permitted
TO preach In front Of the jail
Count Itchy Is leading a curious ex-
peditlon OF scholars and scientists from
Vienna into Central Asia The object
OF the expedition Is TO find the original
gary in the year 50.
Prof Edward Everett Hale. Jr son or
the distinguished author and preacher.
mas resigned the chair of English ia the
university OF Iowa and VIII accept the
chair Of rhetoric and logic az Union coz
lege, Schenectady, n "
The death Of Mrs. Henry @. Lewis Il
toidWater, Mich, leaves the S30.000 arr
collection possessed by her late husband
az the disposal OF the University Of Michi-
gan. President Angel experts an ART
bullding 10 be erected by private cOntr--
butlon 70 house the collection.
Sri Vikrama Raiah Singha. King of
Randy, the last native ruler Of Ceylon
was deposed and Ceylon added TO the
British empire eighty years ago. His
grandson has just been appointed a clerk
IN government office a Colombo at
salary OF VJ1 rupees, or about $50 year.
The father of Mrs. Nancy Smith. a
revolutionary pensiOner. mo died al Sand
wien, Mass, few days ago. served all
through the war for Independence, and
her husband was one Of a company that
marched 10 Falmouth in 1872 TO defend
the town against the attack of the MINI
rod.
President Roosevelt Of the New York
police board, has appointed Miss Minnie
Gertrude Kelley as his private secretary
and stenographer. The appointment of "A
woman secretary to one Of the commits
sioners IS an innovation in the police de-
partment. Commissions Roosevelt fol-
lows the example of Col. Waring who
also engaged a female secretary when he
assumed control of the street cleaning
department
Mr.. Edison said recently that he be-
Ieved the newspapers Of the future
would be published by photograph. His
reasons for this was that the eyesight Of
people was becoming poorer. the time of
busy people was becoming more ana
more occupied, and many of the news
impossible for busy people to read them
through
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
An Iron Plum.

The London cOster ras become a very
interesting character. and many songs.
and good ones. too. have been written.
about his virtues and his weaknesses. says
Harper's Round Table. Some Of these
street vendors have made fortunes. and
nave retired 70 live the balance OF their
Gays III ease. One of these retired gem
uemen was interviewed not long ago by
a London newspaper, and in the course or
lhe talk ne showed how some Of them had
managed TO grow rich so suddenly.
The costers wot sold piums made the
money, he said, IAN a biOOmin' big part
o. Y came from wot they calls the iron
pLuu5. A Ialr take IN that was You
couldn't have know It from a real 'un-
eoiored Just the same and with a good
oiooIh on IL. course YOU took care 10 keep
u close az hand, and at your side OF the
nedp you was selling from. Come and
nave lumpin weight says YOU, and YOU
popped the iron 'un in among the others.
ana Wallop went the scale. with pr'haps
no more than half p'und instead of
= und In.
All you had 10 do was to take lust one.
the one, as being rather TOO much of a
good thing In the way of overweight lust
as you Were handing the plums 10 the Gus
toners, and the trick was done. Ii was
boWled out though. in a rum sort Of way
before IL had been I'm use long enough to
90 any OF EN- so much good had "A pitch
m leather Lane at the time, and il being
plum season, l was working the bullet, as
We used to call it. and so was the woman
VINO kept the stall next 10 me.
mere used TO be a beadle sort Of chap to
Keep order in the lane, and he was always
uncommon handy at spotting the finest
ifliit on a mans barrow and whipping il
INTO ms mouth without so mich as asking
LOT ~ Course you couldn't say anything
against II, or you might set up his back
against you So one day he was coming
round as usual and ne spies that partictl-
lar me black plum on the woman's STALL
ana before she could prevent IL he had
hold OF It. 81 pose it was her bouncing on
MN so quick confused him. and prevented
MN FEELING the extra weight of il. Don't
take that IN, Mr.. Brabbum, she said: it
Ism ripe Let me pick YOU out a ripe 'un.
But old Grabbum he only grinned and
Winked and popped IL into his mouth But
ne didnt keep It there long He made one
bite at 1t, and then he began 10 dance and
splutter, which, being an uncommon thing
Tor beadle TO do soon brought a crowd
around him. But it was wuss than we had
lrst thought II was. We didn't know that
the greedy old warment had false teeth
but he had. and he broke EN- all to SILVER
reens along with the iron plum, which felI
with such whack on the pavement that
there was no mistake what it was made
for"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
Another siIverite.

They are telling the following good
story at the Knutsford as one of the in
cidents of the recent war dance given
a that hostelry by a band of Ute braves,
says the Salt Lake Tribune Just who the
joke is on hain't been determined yet.
At the last exhibition given Henry NJ
Ryan, the mining man, dropped a 81 bill
into the hat of Burnt-PoWder-in- His
Hand, when that highly painted brave
came around for contributions. Down
stairs, after the collection had been made
each Indian gravely picked up the dill
and inspected it. A circle OF bobbing heads
gathered around the bit of green paper
and each brave made some emphatic re-
mark. Finally, Burnt-Powder, etc, took
the bill, and spying Ryan on the parlor
floor, rushed up to him.
Thrusting the legal tender into Ryan's
want to fool Injun. No can fool him.
lnjun got heap sense. Give Injun money
for white mans pretty rag"
Ryan looked astonished for a moment
but grasping the situation took the bin
and, reaching into his pocket pulled out
silver quarter and placed 1t in the chiefs
hand.
Huh! White man wyno Heap no fool
EN- Injun man." cried the brave, ana
smiling over his shrewdness in getting a
piece of money for the white mans rac
he reJoined his companions. Ryan. how
ever, has been afraid to handle the bill
since 1t came in contact with the not-ovor-
ly clean hands of twenty-one Indian
braves, and figures he is out SIPS on the
transaction.
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Tale of John Jacob Aston.

One of the devices to relieve the tedium
of even the record-breaking voyages Of
the present day is to have a pool upon
the run of the ship from eight bells noon
until eight bells noon the following day,
says the New York World. Beginners for
ger lhat m Westerning "A day nowadays is
almost twenty-five hours. On board the
Campania April %, a well-known jeweler
was the volunteer auctioneer. After a
good deal of difference of opinion. owing 10
the persistent obstruction of a MIR. Dain-
trey and his fox terrier, ii was left to a
snow OF hands. and IL was decided to sell
the run from Jos to $50 knots.
The twenty-five numbers were placed in
a nat, and Mr.. John Jacob Aston was
awarded No SIS When it came to the
auction the allotted numbers were put up
Tor competition, each passenger being at
liberty to bid rs high as he chose and in
the event of the owner of the original al
lotment buying in his number for. say.
thlrty shillirgs, he would contribute that
amount to the pool. If he allowed his num-
Der to be purchased by some one else who
fancied N and bid pounds for it, the own
en- received pounds back from the pool.
Mr.. Astor's number (5lS) was bid up to
thirty-one shillings, when he smiled and
let the other man have it for thirty-two
shillngs.
The "high field" the numbers over $50.
was then put mp, and after a spirited fight
was sold for eight guineas. The low field"
was then offered-the numbers under sos
The weather had been lovely all day and
big run was confidently expected. The ship
has record Of $50 knots. No sooner had
the latter sale begun than Capt. Jack Mi
ley, who was once James Fisk Jr's sec
rotary, TOOK big champagne bottle from
the table and, stepping into the passage
way, blew over the mouth of the bottle,
making 4 sound exactly like a fog horn. IL
was getting dark, but even above the
chatter Of the smoking room the long
"toots' We're heard. Mr.. Astors ears are
excellent. He bought the low field for IA
pounds 10 shillings. When the run was
posted the next day the number SIS that he
had let go for shilling won the pool of
the AZ pounds 10 shillings, OF about 1927. 50.