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The Portland daily press., 1895-08-07

Hawkes., in Popeville.
y Mrs Chute and her son, Percy, soi
Cambridge Mass, are spending few
weeks at Mr. Augustus Shows. Mr..
Chute has been with them for the past
week
Mr.. Decatur Of Roxbury Mass, spent
the Sabbath at the Centre.
Dry Mills, Aug 6.-Mr James Hodg-
kins died Saturday and was buried Mon
day forenoon.
There were ten members of the Dry
Mills Reform Club that attended the re-
form club convention at North Gorham
| last Sunday.
Eugene Ray and his mother and How
ard Verrill and wife were at Falmouth
| Foreside last Sunday
William Baldwin is stopping at G. E.
| Libby's.
Mrs. Gorge Quint returned from Old
Orchard Monday, where she has been the
past week.
The members of the Woman's State
Relief Corps will have sociable at the
house of Mrs. John W. Franks, Gray
Corner. Saturday evening, Aug. II, Ice
cream and cake will be served. All are
cordially invited
The friends of Mrs. Walter Golf will be
pleased to hear that she is still improv-
ing.
Raymond.
East Raymond, Aug. 6.-Mr and Mrs.
John HI. Turner and Mr. j. W. Dunbar
of Medford, Mass, have been visiting
relatives and friends here for the past
week.
Rev. George G. Hamilton, pastor of the
Universalist church at Everett, Mass, be-
gan a series of sermons at tho Union
Chapel, East Raymond, Sunday fornoon,
Aug. 4th. His eloquent discourse was
enjoyed by good audince. Next Sunday
he breaches at Raymond village and Aug.
18th again at the Union Chapel.
The West Poland praying band held a
meeting at the Bryant school house Sun
day afternoon, Aug. 4th.
The wife and son of Prof. Cyrus Jordan
assistant editor of the Morning Star, are
visiting at L. III. Williams. S.
Winthrop.
Winthrop, Aug 6.-The Society of
FRIENDS are holding campmeeting at the
foot OF Green street, on the shore of Lake
Maranocook. They have just put up a
large tent capable of seating 800 people,
Monday afternoon in the heavy shower
that passed over this region the tent COL
iapsed when meeting was being held,
burylng the audience in the canvas
Lucky none were seriously injured, al
though some were slightly, but it was a
wet and disconsolate audience that SCAT
tered for shelter in the pouring rain Ser
vices are held at the Methodist church,
whlIe the tent is being repaired.
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FOR SALE.

The eligible house on the corner of Park and
Spring streets; constituting part of the estateiof
GEO. Il. EMERY or CHARLES S. F0BES.
Executors. JuIy1 9d3W
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saLE2ee1ins ne h.at resi-
stable, 10000 feet of land excellent
orchard, apples, grapes and jail kinds
OF small fruit inabundance; he antiful
flower garden; located on high land; one
minute from electric cars. Price $1,000; cost
$4,000. w. II. WALDRON. $50 Midule street.
81
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents. cash in advance.
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EOR SALE-Gentleman' Driving Horse,
years old. well br oxen. and very fast. From
trotting stock both sides, sire Winthrop Pilot.
bay: black points. For particulars as to where
he can be seen, apply to WARREN SPARROW,
Arlington St.. Woodfords. IL
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RoARDING HOUSE FOR sALE.-Cheap for
- casn. Good location. central part OF city,
containing apout 20 rooms, has been run bbv
present parties for I2 years. For further infor-
nation, prices etc., Address H. G., Prsss Office.
q II
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A SHE'S FOR SALE-Why buy ahes you
IA know nothing about, and of parties
you know nothing of, when I can furnish
bleached. Ashes delivered at your nearest
railroad station at seventeen cents per
bushel. All ashes surveyed here by sworn
surveyors and his survey bill forwarded
with car. They have stood the test of
hundreds of our best farmers tor the past
fifteen years, besides ha wing been repeated
lY sampled and tested at the Maine Exreri-
been pronounced excellent in quail iy ".
10. DRESSER, No. II Moulton street. 81
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WANTED-Yo English lady, experienced
w and capable, wishes engagement as house.
keeper or In any position of trust; good refer
ences. Address "P" at this office. jy29-d4w
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EoR sALE-A Safe Investment. A few
shares of the Boston Ferrule Co. stock.
Pays regular dividend 8 per cent. Stock sold
to close an estate. An unusual and exceptional
opportunity to obtain a high-paying dividend
stock. Apply to G. f. ALEXANDER & CO.,
IL Exchange street. II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted unde r tn
Head for one week for rs cts. in advance.
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T ,OST-July 90 small grizzly dog with
IL curly tail and one broken toe; no collar;
write to E. L. MERRILL, Cumberland Center,
Me. 2-I
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U LIMERICK HOUSE. Limerick, Me. In the
ia beautiful Ossipee Valley. Special rates
August and September: American League
Hotel. Station Center WATERFORD z. & Il. r. r.
A four horse Concord coach connects train
leaving Portland 1880 daily. S. E. GRANT.
aug2-4W
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SUMMER BOARD.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

DOARDERS WANTED-For August at
I'D Watehic Lake Farm. Large airy rooms !;
good board; good boating and fishing; large
Shady yard overlooking the water; good quiet
place to rest For terms apply to CHARLES
STONE StandiSh Me. 81
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A GENT WANTED--A smart, active, reliable
"A man. One with some experience iu the adj
vertising business preferred. A good opportll-
Portland, Me. II
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Carriages on Installments or Exchange

For Real Est ato-.1000 new carriages. all
kinds and prices, must be disposed of at
once. Can give you fine top buggy for $25
down, IS monthly. If you want a carriage
of any description, such as Express. Surry,
Corning, Concord, Milk, Delivery depot
wagon. If you want carriage for cash or
easy terms, it will pay you to see US. If you
have any personal property to exchange for
carriage, we will allow highest market
price. Horses, bicycles or pianos preferred.
Call or send stamp for full particulars.
F. "a. DEER!NG & CO.,
(Main Ofioe) ISL fremont street, Room s,
Boston, Mass. jly22d4w
NoR SALE-Buildings lots at Oakdale.
4 The Deering Land Co. offer for sale on
ia vorable terms. desirable building lots on
Forest avenue. Falmouth. Fessenden, Pitt
William and Deering streets. Oakda!e, Deer.
ing. Apply to ROLLINS & ADAMS, 81 Ex.
change street. Portland. myl3-eow20W,
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FOR SALE--House lsituatedICor. Cushman
and Lewis ST., arranged for one or two
families. Apply to w. Y. POMEROY. / 8
Oushman 81. 2-1
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"ANTED-A man to take charge of a
~ drug store. Address Lock Box 416,
South Paris, Ne. 81
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$1,000 win III p one GsaFts MG fsTss To
$4,000 to $4,000 net annually; services not re-
qulred; full particulars at personal interview
only. Address, making appointment, S. E. NJ,
Press Ofhce. IL
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EOR SALE-Two- story brick house in block
- No. 80 Lincoln St. Contains srooms in
good repair. has sebaga water and closet. fitted
for one family. For further particularsiinouire
of A. C. LIBBY. AZ IL Exchange st, 81
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EOR SALE-Two and one-half story house,
- rooms and bath; arranged for two
families; steam heat for both recently modern
central location; five minutes from post office:
will be sold at price to net ten per cent. W.
FL. WALDRON, $50 Middle street. 81
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance
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TNO LET-Furnished cottage for the sea-
Il son, on Great Diamond Island. Nicely
located; excellent water supply aud drain
age. E. l.. G0DING, 160 Middle street.
lift
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EOR SALE-Lilium Harrsli Bulbs bermuda
L grown. KENDALL s. WHITNEY, Fed
eral and Temple streets. IL
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WANTED-A working housekeeper for a
w cottage on Cushing's Island. Address
with referen ces, B., this office. 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

r .OST-Gentleman' fiat black pocketbook on
Ia Peaks Island, containing sum of money
and island tickets. Return to STOWELL'S
FRUIT STORE, Peaks Island, and receive
reward. 81
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EOR SALE-A two story house containing 8
- finished rooms ON New Gray St. 1t has
all the modern improvements and is fitted for
one family. For further particulars inquire CT
A. G. LIBBY, 40 1-2 Exchange st. 2-l
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T ,OST-King Charles spaniel, liver and white;
~ feet, nose and strip in forhead white; very
large brown ears named Rover and has New
York license, No. "a r.. Anyone finding the
the owner. A. f. STEVENS. Long Island,
Portland, Me. 81
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TVANTED-By an accountant of six years ex-
w perience permanent position; A No. 1
references and testimonials; left former posi-
tion in another climate on account of poor
health at that time. Address Fl. Ell. N, Ocean
Park, Maine. II
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WANTED-A young lady as Typewriter; one
w having knowledge of bookkeeping pre-
ferred. Address L. B., care E. T. PETTY,
Letter Carrier. 81
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VNANTED-At once, lady assista at in an
w office. must write good hand and be
correct at figures. Address, P. o. Box GIT,
City. 6-1:.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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ITO LET-A nice rent of ten rooms and bath
L room at No. SO Green street; modern
more; pleasant location. Apply on the
premises or to j. DUMPAY 81
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EOR SALE-The Homestead of the late
II Thomas Quinby, near Stroudwater in Deer
ing. -Four acres of land with good house. On
station; perfect drainage Sebago water. As
fine location as there is in Deering. Apply to
ANDREW HALVES, Stroudwater. jly27-tf
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TO LET.
Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 25 cents cash il, advance

'o ,LEI-Dress making rooms; three connect
congress street, up one flight; one room fronts
pm street; set bowl; city water; large closet and
5oliet { !, 81 loom. Enquire of NJ. G. LARRABEE,
64o Mluule street. 7-tf
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A N American man wants employment.
N Address @. Pess Oflce. 81
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T .OST-Diamond stick pin. Finder will be
~ suitably rewarded by leaving same AT
KNIGHTS ART STORE, 4O8 Congress st.
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FOR SALE-A fine cottage containing
= rooms. situated on Island Avenue, Peaks
Ing. Lot contains 5000 so. it. INQUIRE of a,
c. LIBBY, AZ 1-2 Exchange st. 2-l
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Windllam.

Windham Centre, Aug. 6-Miss Cora
M. Hall is visiting friends at Bolster's S
Mills.
Miss Edith Pride is spending the week
with Miss Mildred Morrell in Freeport.
The Baptist Sunday school goes on its
annual picnic to Kemp's shore, Duck
Pond, Wednesday, August z, if the day is
pleasant
.Mr. and Mrs. George Hallett and little
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EOR SALE-Fine new home, 81 Chestnut
Il street, Woodfords, 9 rooms and bath
room. hot and cold water, heated by not
water, hard wood floors, sewer connection
fine view, electric bells and lights, cyprus
finish on first and second floor, white WOOD
on third. Lot 50Yi05, near eIectrics Call
and examine. RICHARDSON LAND Co,
47S l-2 Congress street. 2S-tf
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EOR SALE-Life history and adventures of
l. Capt. B. j. Willard; interesting book of
over 200 pages for sale at LORING, SHORT
& HARMON'S. jly19-4
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s ssrs s9 ls aays sS qn Sns ss
Washburns Old Superlative. with green hoop,
called the irish flour, the best In the market,
for five dollars cash delivered. A. P. SAW
YER, 251 Spring st. 31-1
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.-Ido do
" all kinds of difficult watch repairing:
also repair French and American clocks. and
self CLARENCE Ii. BROWN, Watchmaker
272 Middle street. formerly with e. Howard
Watch g. Clock Co., Boston. 81
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WANTED-To buy medium sized. modern
y. style house in the western part of the
clty. Price about $4,000. Address L. E. S..
I 1llo OllOo. 81
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WANTED-MALE HELP,

WANTED-Good reliable. we'll acquainted
aggressive manager for Portland, Me-.
and tributary towns to represent Mutual
reserve Life Association of n. Y. Reply
fully. giving unquestionabla references,
Post ONCE Box 727, Skowhegan. Maine. 6-1
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T ,OST-One gray mixed light weight over coat
~ on Kennebec ST., between Bracketts
mill and Green st. The finder will please leave
at ALIENS MILL, foot OF Preble St. 81
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WANTED.,Brigh active man (over Al of
...,sg good ADDRESS to act as agent for Boston
Policy ever written in this country Liberal
contract given to the right man, Address. A.
L. H., ILLS OllCo Il
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ITO LET-For three or four weeks, a large
Il room suitable for two ladies': also
single rooms permanently. Inquire II Free
sIreet. 6-1
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MAINSPRINCS 75c

WANTED-To buy from s1ooo to s15,ooo
W worth of cast off clothing. nav fbe
highest cash prices for ladies' dresses s
gents and children's clothing and gents
winte overcoats. Call or address ietter
or postal to SIDE GRooT. rs Middle street eii
.
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Standish, 8 0 o 8 8 8 3-1S
W. Gorham, 2 l l 2 0 l 0 o.
A. v Thompson, M. D., of Portland,
is visiting in town.
J. E. Thompson of Westbrook was in
town last week.
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! STORM DRIVEN.
BY THE Duchess" Author OF
Molly Bawn.' Etc.

ene.l Pretty eyes. ana a rising color Ike
nathtng on earth 50 rYaueh az blush rose.
i don't thiak anyone Is IL love vim
me
MFR. Borsh sick IS" says Mrs Ailfng-
har. Ia her e. &C.. direct way Then.
Where lid sou N 81 ihis--MF. Premier
xassr'
TN FerIsn-a month age
And he has followed YOU here?
IL don't kuo&
Il do. Amy" tightening her grasp on
the girls arm, Put him out Of your
mind Refuse 10 see nin again. II you
encourage him you ygfli regret 81 only
once. but that giil be forever. Give yol'r
hear, 10 Mr.. Borthwick- lie is good, true.
honorable He is a man. Amy. The ether
is
The girl leans forward brea'hlessly.
''Is2''
- brute" says Mrs. Ainughan. re-
ienfieEsiy.
"oh. no. no" family.
Oh. yes. yes" vshemently. and You.
you little white flower 81 s child, 20
dream Of accepting the love 81 a thing
like that why. ne would crush the life
out % you. and then-leave you,'
''Oh. e IL horrible, II ssn't true"' Gays
~ Is true. DO you think don't
know
KNOW, How can you know"
Because" Mrs. Alingbam's browy
contract. II knew just such nan as he
is
There Is such bitterness in her tone
that the girl feels awed by 10. TO the eX-
tent Of Forgetting her own troubles for the
moment.
Tim afraid you have not been hap
py." SAYS she. tlmidly.
Mrs AlliuEham breaks into laughter.
low bat mirthless. Then she restraints
herself.
Not very. But that's neither here ror
there. The question now is your happi-
ness. You viii wonder why I care about
Il; nut was only child. Ike you. when
--and-weii would not have you live the
lffe I lived And yours VIII be worse.
mind you. II you listen 10 that man. for
mine was. IN the worlds jargon. honora-
ole misery whereas yours
II don't think you understand Mr.
Prendergasf" says the girl. neTvousiy.
Don't I?'' Then. almost herceiy. Are
you mad chlld2 Can't you see the differ
ense between these two men. one would
raise You TO his own ilne level. the other
would degrade you-oh"' with a touch of
pain. II can't bear 10 speak more plainly.
Can't you take what | say and believe
tn II? 7 tell you speak from most mel
ancholy past
Her eyes are full % tears How can
she save this silly child. without being
brutally direct9
ITO be con inued)
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Topgysght b saehsnes. johnson & Bach
eElaF.

scssss,ffs1seA fr8sa WesaesstsyD
IL 8 snasasna shs sss 81 his arms. ws'a
no es4 q see shem is theig ssieut T8zEe
save she rsver ard the 50 sFsns hrA44eiass
cvsrfl2z6
YEA knoW +
sesas~ycs. Bat sssEs sientiy, 10 love
e. moi snosxA Any8as can lo@s. DAT 10
Iepe azzsast-4E" Asx eyes are ala a. >
ssssassss hGs 81 stosafast glAnee. II al
saa wor3a vas against roe, @oaid y9u
Jose ufs tnea
Il xsul4-I NouIG-my soul" says he
wheas Rhe hAs sent hsn away, very ua-
Willingly. she still leans against the rails
arc less her thoughts run riot. Yes. 1t
Il al over. she has quite decided on
sAxoaInR beg past 10 the Winds and Civ
ssg shaS eex lsfe faA gaay. Sic - willing
u FsSk everything. One must ha happy
sange zsune. II only s.rses in ones itfe. This
u hsF ones" ard shs will have &C. BE Il
storG Or .ong. q days J0s OF = brief MID
scrnraeT madness. stili she viii nave r.
Aa1 she vii be doing him no harm
None. II the worst came 70 the worst.
q be should ever learn the truth, Yhy.
thaa. * Is she who would suffer. not he.
a. la she who would 50 % the wall. he
~onia 80 free. Ana. indeed. $40 one
"a eald come 10 grief. for she would have
xaAkes hsr-ssea.id 60, ard 50 ead one
Saaall episode in hss life. But wound he
Ca. no-no. Surely not
Besides. Everything points 10 the fact
tsaa1 he VAL never know, Tomorrow they
wils be married ia the little church nest
ling IN the wood heloN. and after that
Couafantin0rle- good place to hide.
Ard t,en India. large field. TOO. Her
spirits rise. NO. there - no fear.
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NOTICE To SqAEEHOLDERs Regular
annual meeting Of share holders OF toe
Sftlla Euamish & Sultan Mining Com
pa1y "a corV-oratiorf wlJ be- held a.
room SIS New York block Sea,+la
WASH. az o'clock 2. r.. Thursday
June s. is.1 for IN. purpose OF s-i-.-tir :,
a board Of trustees for tire ensuing yea ?
ard % tTausacFing such other business
as may propsTiy come before TIE meet
Ing r A ROSS. Secretary,
NOTICE I'd 'K4oIJD ERS-Tna an
nua} needing az ne stockholders Of L.
West Coast Mar HfaCtuYIng and Invest
Smart Company OF Ballard, Wash na-r on
VIII So held a. the Office q TIE CON-
papy IL the city % Ballard state o.
Washington. on the 1tfh day OF May. a.
70 o'clock a. n.
CHARLES ". REED Secretary.
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that commands a view OF the lovely val
ley spreading belos they come 10
stanesfin. and Mrs. Alllngham. llttle
fascinated. Itngers 20 watch them. Is
this going % be happy marriage The
man looks very much Ia earnest. but the
girl
Al this moment the girl turns and looks
eagerly backward ap0n the path she has
sast Travelled All Al once her face has
frightened and jus; as suddenly the man
a. her side seems 10 sink into insiEuin-
canoe. She has no longer a thought for
him Glare. With a sense or pity for the
lover knows a. once that her eyes. her
thoughts ali belong 20 the owner OF the
footsteps that are now dtsfln ely TO bc
heard coming up the path behind them.
lut.eiled % sort OF queer curiosity.
she leans forward 70 see what the man
Is ike that this young creature can pre-
fer 20 the handsome boy al her side The
bridge prevents her at first from seeing
MIN hut uow the footsteps are nearer
they are evidently hurried-and now
Iv supreme effort she controls the
Wild cry that rises 10 her lips. ON, God
not here-not now. oh fool. 10 have
made so sure Failing on her knees she
yroaches hack against the ratings be
hind her In this position she ~ entirely
hidden FROM those on the path below.
Fer moment a sIekening falntneSs al
most oyerpoWers her
Then she rouapels herself 20 listen. The
Voiee--hgs vo1eo-oh. The horror OK it
camrs up clear AMI strong.
$50 I have found you again. YOU see.
told You 7 shoaldN Xou"-how bold. how
certain fhe voice ts~"have not quite for
fofGe0 mee"
''Oh no. AIR. preudergast"
So he has changed hts namc e. lit e.
notorious at present. lest it should fright
en- thls pretty fly from his web. Mrs
dillingham; lips. even tn her deep sgiia-
tfen curl inYoiunfariy Then AT ~ onrs
she remembers something. she shrinks
ga II frofo herself and her face grows
whittier what about his and her Nance
u ann bound 20 ga on 80 parulitz this
evening lo n1rct friend There. and to-
Fuorrow claims me tco, but after that
you wUi te sill here ~
TIRE woman above listening can imagine
ths lrsspas~ioned Stance thst accompanies
'h3e Question She has trsn Through A.
yves yes SAYS the g,rL in her sofI
iss tone
~Ahf fn the go san time
Gees bye
s<r rn. A revoig.'
Thea fnv iift'a pisv - ever. He has
gone haek 20 the carriage waiting for
hm on are lower rasd FROM w hrn-s. ra
doubt he had sen res. ans fhr o-her fv-0
have turned the corner ANS z11e ou IN
Snslueue silence. Glare Eeta sfcvfF IN efr
feet That rhut aad tAa' mar WhHt
n d,,yn DO SEE Tie esz osf3errly f~r' hrr
b. ignorance - tis rnarrtsse. ana to let
hsr love 0fsn. rot kuawing
Again she seems 20 fvfeev' nfr. &r
staps su.Afen}v - = StsNh~8 ta o.. heart.
CN. God VIVA, Is s7e doturf
Wen Nsyl. veil We uuat all sos. Sc
rsust an rsap. sr1 = thst gtri ,neoscs Is
ring away Per NE What rs q. f0 here
Something hoNeve~ 81 mHst 49, he-
rausa AL fhss Nanv - Z 90 fAe Nr.ti un-
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Advertisements uneer the head % Lost.
Found For sale Fer Rent and Situations
Wanted win ue Inserted at The rate o. q
cent a word each insertion Pay taent al
ways in a43vanca. No Advertisements re-
eefyed for less than = cents
NOTTCF-The business cfH~e OF the
poxt-Inteili-eresr Is open anti II 2 M
sunday hours 3 a n 20 . :, W ClsSsi-
fed Advertisements viii s6 received up 70
this time.
The following letters await advertisers
ct this Office.
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EirTh~, =

Elrth~. Marriages. Urath~.
- order Is secure correct Insertion az
vot'-rs under these headings the anne
shogiG - leff a the business cai-ex 81
thtS papsr. Ne charge - made Tor s.ch
ref ircs
F4rfral rati-rs resolutions or csNer
- Ia announcer euts Nlil be charges a.
gee fate = 30 -ea,s ger lac each inses-
tt1n-
ToST-I> rTTr.IGENCER 90.
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As she turgs 20 leave the bridge two
figures o. the patE below attract her at
sanElou. They are the young giri with
the invalid mother. and the tall. stalwart
hoaest-io0klnE Ensiishman. ~ a point
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
naents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand II copy py / O'Clock saturday 10 III
sure change.
rOST- r$TELLIGEScER 20.