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The Portland daily press., 1896-01-29

EOR SALE-French roof house on westerly
4. end of Spring ST.. arranged for two fam
lies with six rooms each, Sebago water,
house near electric line, Sebago water bath
room. now rented. A good investment. N. S.
GARDINER, 185 Middle st. room 4. 24-1
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TOILET.

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a GENTS WANTED in everv town in
ut cannot burn up) sample post paid 10
cents. For particulars call or address f. W.
THOMAS, General Agent for State, 385 Con-
gress street, Portland, Me. 231
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find Salvation Oil the best cure fol
heumatism l have ever known. Joshua
Zimmerman. Wetheredville Md
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

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WANTED--An experienced nstalIment col
lector Tor an out of town route. The best
o. o. references and bond required Only a hus-
AZ Middle St., Portland, Me- 29-I
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EOR SALE-In City of Deering, houses and
IL lots. all prices Houses built for customers
anywhere and on easy terms. Plans OF houses
and prices promptly furnished Houses begun
now VIII he ready for occupancy April 1st. @.
B. DALTON & CO., 47S1a Congress st. "a
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LNOR SALE Unclaimed dye house goods
IL At the rooms of F. 0. Bailey & Co.. Ex-
100 unclaimed packages of Forest City Dye
House Co 24-1
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EOR SALE-New double tenement house
4 with bath rooms and water closets in
each; large lot and stable, will rent for $50
per month. Located on high land at Wood
fords; electrics pass the promises; a forced
sale at $270O W. II. WALDRON & CO., 1870
Middle street. 25-l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MR.. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared TO
NA buy cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or posta
to 100 MIDDLE STREET sep4.tf
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FOR SALE.

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EOR SALE-A nice millinery and fancy goods
n business in manufacturing town. Will
sell at low figure. Any one desiring such
would do well to write at once to j. S. L., Press
Office Portland Maine. PAL
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WANTED-An able bodied man who under
stands farming thoroughly. between the
ages OF Il and 30, and who comes we'll recon-
mended. Apply to the office of WM M
BRADLEY. 48 1a Exchange St. 29-1
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DEERING ST 28-I
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ENOR SALE-Falmouth, farm of 100 acres
A. cuts % tons hay. story brick house
and ell in good repair, 2 barns and carriage
house, 900 fruit trees, cherries and small
fruit; Z miles out a great bargain. W. H.
WALDRON & CO., 1S0 Middle street. 25-1
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WANTED-A man to take an office and
w represent manufacturers $50 per
with stamp MASUFAcTURER, Box 21a, d con, on
cord Junction, Mass. 15-2
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MARRY Me ARRABELLA

A ND win buy you such pretty ring at
n McKenney's. A thousand OF them, the best
the largest. the prettiest stock Engagement
and Wedding rings a speciality. McKENNY,
The Jeweler, Monument Square. jan15tf
GHANGE FOR BUsINEss-For sale,
~ groceries, fruit and confectionery bust
ness, well established, good trade. good
standing with the people nice and very
pleasant store; lease at low rate; you would
be pleased with store if should see it. Cause
for selling, poor health; not able to carry it
on; will find everything as stated; will not
be disappointed. Address, BUSINESS, Press
once. jan9-1mo
NOR SALE-Second hand machinery: duplex
pumps, eyaporators, boilers heaters, gates,
valves, wrought iron pipe and wire rope, for
sale at bargain. Address PORTLAND AM
MONIATE Co. room 8. 191 Middle street,
Portland, Me. Jan "a
EOR SALE OR TO LET-The Homesrea
of the late Thomas Quinby, near Stroud
water in Deering. Four acres Of land with
good house. On line of street cars; 10
minutes from Union station; perfect drain
age; Sebago water AS fine location as
tLere is in Deerng. Apply to ANDREW
HALVES. Stroudwater. dec27-tf
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EOR SALE-In one of the finest localities in
Maine, very desirable property, consist
balance tillage, two dwelling houses, large
hall. wood Shed and carriage house all con
nected with houss. Opposite side of street is
two stores, long shed, tne stow to nice large
and yard Blacksmith shop. etc. All in good
repair Newly painted. Greatest bargain in
Maine. Go competiti0n) A. r. & E. A.
DOTEN, SO Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
2atf
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a FEW reliable, energetic men can secure
"A good contracts to represent the ew
York Life Insurance Company in Portland
Apply at office No. 81 Exchange street, r.
A. DAVIS, Agency Director. 23-1
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IL Congress street For further particu-
lars enquire at the house. NJ MORRILL,.
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rB1O LET-Large parlor furnished or nm
Il furnished with heat and gas; also other
rooms large and pleasant, at 217 Cumberland
street. 23-1
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New Gloucester

Sabbathday Lake, Jan. 28-Mrs. Phil
Hubbard has returned from her visit
down East.
The Pond school was closed most oi
last week on account of the illness oil
Mrs. Nevens, the teachers mother.
Phil Hubbard is hauling timber for j.
o. Small.
Mrs. Nell Hodgkins is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. J. o. Small is manufacturing
crates for A. W. Winter.
Every body seems TO be improving the
sleighing which is very good.
Interva le. Jan. 2S-Mrs. Margaret Har-
ris, who has been in very poor health fol
long time, died January %, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Elbridge
True. Mrs. True and little son Lewis are
both confined to their beds from the seri-
GUS colds that are so prevalent. Mrs
Harris leaves three daughters to mourn
her loss.
Mrs. A. H. Nevins is confined to hel
bed from q serious cold and Mr.. Nev1nf
is but one degree better.
Mrs Jordan and her younger daughter,
Vesta, who have both been quite sick.
are on the mending hand.
Messrs Ridecut and Blackstone have
| been cutting ice ON Meadow brook and
| hauling it on wheels, sight rather un.
usual.
| AL last the snow has come. The all
! has been full Of the soft fakes, gently
falling for two days, and no one murmuri
| because it storms
Mr.. Jabez True is in Portland, having
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NJ yANTED-A position as stenograper.
w Have had two Years experience Ad-
dress X. Y. L., this office. 22-1
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wiiford woodruff, Geo n. Cannon,
President Cashier.
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NASHVILLE, lunc 25rd, 1896.
To he Editor
! let my mountain home aud friends
ia Zion November last, 1895 On arriv.
ing at Chattanooga, ] was appointed 10
labor In the middle Tennessee confer
ence, to which / took train, meeting
our beloved President q. NJ. Sanderson
at Nashville and from there was appoint
ed to labor with Elder !. u. Hale in
Chcatham county. where we worked
with good success Tor two months. max.
ing many kind friends and holding in
that county some twenty two meetings,
which proved OF interest to the people
as shown by their good attendance and
undivided attention. One more was
added TO the fold OF Christ There is
good prospects OF Brother g.. w. Walls
%hole family following in his footsteps
e'er long. The seeds OF truth have
fallen IN good soil In that locality aud II
nurluttd will bring forth iruit e'cr long
by those that may be called to visit
them.
Aler laboring there Tor two months /
was appointed 10 Lawrence county
where ! stald only one month, being
attacked with chills and fever and com.
PEELED 10 return back % more healthy
climate, After one month OF sickness I
was appointed 10 labor with Elder luhn
lackliu IN Montgomery county, where
We met with little success, the people in
that locality being very bitter ON account
OF false reports, but with the help OF the
Lord we made many friends aud some
earnest Investigators, and allaycd much
prejudice.
am again somewhat under the effects
OF the rheumatism whish isa very an.
welcome companion, but nevertheless !
feel excellent 10 spirits aud enjoy my
labUr very much, ! ieel proud 10 be
honufed with % call 10 help pune the
LOid's vineyard for Tie last time and to
warn the wicked OF their ways before
God pouB on, his judgment upon the
earth. ! trust that ! may be able TO nlI.
hll ny mission In honor aud be the
m an, OF doing some good, having faith
that ! may bee restored TO health and
strength, O., feel DESTROYS OF huug my
mission IEuEplAH VI, Blows.
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CutLNAN, Cullman Co, Alabama.
June sllh, 1896.
10 Che Editor
We write to express our appreciation
Of the NEWs. and checfiully submit a
few notes which may not be without
interest to subscribers. Elders at home
and abroad, their friends aud relatives.
The work OF the Lord Is progressing
here, our system OF cyJngclizng en-.
ables as to successfully reach the people
both In public and private lie. In
proyement Is our motto, aud energy
blended with truth and is supreme
cause, Chafactefizcg the ability OF each
rait OF Go pei dissemuatofs. GA enter
INK this county on February 9th. which
takes the name OF IT, German founder
tCullman lmaGl we found a thrifty PEG.
pie, part Germans, Gcorgiins aud Ala
bamians all united in domestic tran.
guilty. Thus Ear due respect and good
treatment have been our portion.
Since June 18th, Elders Mathcson and
Ashby have made rs a visit, while with
u.s. We held four meetings m Cullman
court house, aud two ir the country.
The former, though not crowded, were
select, and the royal sons and beacon
lights OF the city lent a listening ear to
Gospel facts. clearly set forth 10y the
speakers, who enjoyed a rich l1w Of
the spirit that bears conviction TO the
open thinker, OF the purpose and
tfulhlulncss OF our mission, Many were
lcit IN deep meditation upon points oil
doctrine. with a broader conception Of
the plan OF life and salvation before
them.
June 21nd, We leit Cullman, one of the
most congenIal and enlightened cities Of
our conference, feeling that our efforts
were well spent The harmonious
blending OF characteristics, as seen Ia
the offspring Of inter married nations,
elcyates the people enthusiastically
financially and spiritually here.
We thank you kindly for the prompt
reception VI the valuable NEws.
louN + CiRlsTRNsES,
L T.. HlNCRLEy.
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their travels. which wr take pride in
saving, they arc faithfully AMI practically
doing. Young ladies who will Intend
their prayer drink neither tea nor lUiisc,
aud when abroad take q pride 100 inform
ing STRANGERS OF home" are grea,
credit To Utah
The Saints A. we ! as the Elders, who
are located In Chicago would be pleased
and kindly invite friends who may
chance 10 visit Chicago, TO give them a
call Elders headquarters, ii6g MI.
wauEc- Avenue, Chicago. Regular
meetings every Sunday, lgsg R1bey ST.
q p. M, and $50 p. m. sunday school
10 q. m.
Not only arc the glad tiding, OF great
Joy finding some Of the honest hearted
people of this city, but other parts OF
the conference are also budding forth
Gospel blossoms. no less than about
forty have been baptized since ADul
18th, 1850. and many other are ready.
To some nclds, where one year ago there
were but seven members, we have over
forty members, with as many more
applicants.
With al OF these great blessings, Tor
which 40 good people feel thankful, we
have one sad regret Elder ]. b.. Clark's
having to leave Us thavng been released
TO return home, because OF the critical
illness Of bis wife When Elder Clark
was appointed 30 take charge ui the
mission, there were about thirty six
Elders in the mission. today there are
about ninety Elders In the field. Mem
beers have pruportionately increased. lie
has taken a course to win the love and
esteem not only OF the Elders but Of the
Saints, and OF strangers aud IL Is with
regfeiiul feelings that they give the
parting hand. There Is not a Saint or
Elder throughout the entire mission but
extends kindly feelings towards Elder
Clark and offers earnest prayers Tor the
speedy and complete recovery Of his
vile. SAMUEL G.. SPENCER.
President Indiana Conference.
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CutLvAN, Cullman CO.. Alabama.
June g4lh, 1896.
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CASH SURPLUS, 100000
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lure isi, 1880.
Ta Hc Idfa.
A few changes occurred IN our con-
ference dur.u. the month of May We
were again riiIed ON Tor a man to work
In the office at Chata uUgt T. der
George A A.hclolt was taken ont OF the
roul,Te TO wOf'. 900 the city OF Nash.
willie. where Do was though Doe would
enjoy better health.
rouf new Elders have joined Us re-
Gently. Their names auu their home
addresses are samuel t1ll1n, Dayton
Oneida County Idaho. Jesse Wheeler
South Cottonwood. Salt Lake County;
n, j.. Nilsson. Spring Guy Stnpete
County and Charles a. spcrry salt
Lake City
Daring the las, month the thcrmomc'
Ter has risen speedily in this section OF
country. SO excessively wafm was the
weather az times. that we were Ted 10
believe our Elders could make but little
progress However, the work OF the
month compares ayorably with that Of
months past Western energy is being
expended boo the south and its results arc
manifest We know that ten thousand
times ten thousand Saints do not pray
iJr us boo vain.
The following is the corrected list Of
the names aud addrcsses Of our Elders
Albert Nathcson, Rodney Ashby.
1upclo. Lee Co, Miss
Warren w. BelEs,cad, Aaron Call,
TupcIp, Lee Co., Miss,
c. J.. Owens, Joseph W Bel ows,
Hauccvillc. BIount CO., Alabama.
IrBgfUr Thrieff4ugsu Peter Mclean
Tupel1, Lee Co, Miss.
David Hubbard, Adclbcrt Granny,
Helena. Shelly CO., Alabama.
Charles /. laight William Pifdoe,
Holly Springs, Marshall CO.. Miss
John Hancock, Arthur Smith, Gun.
tcrsviilc, Marst all Co Alabama.
Elmer l.. HinckleY John Christensen.
Cullman, Culman Co, Alabama
James i. McGregor. $ J. Callan, Fay.
cite, fayetlc Co., Alabama.
Edward T. Stevens. James T. Brown,
Sulligcni, Lamar Co., Alabama.
James A. Lee, Waiter Foliou, Rem.
iroc, Talladega Co., Alabama.
George T. Wridc, Charles a. Spcrfy,
Gadsden. Elawah Co, Alabama.
O. L. Martin, Edward Reid, Hamil.
ton, Marion Co, Alabama.
t. i. Billii, Walter II Slack, Russell.
vile, franklin Co. Alabama.
Thomas Rich, n. J.. Nelson, Ccntcrs.
vile, Blob Co, Alabama.
Earnest Kicks, jesse Wheeler, Carroll.
ton, Picscns Co., Alabama,
The Elders are ever thankful. for the
welcome News from home.
ALBERT MATuEsoN.
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Mr. a. l.. Atms,Tong, an old drug
gisi, and q prominent citizen OF this
snterpTising iown, says; "l sell some
forty different kiuds Of cough rem
sdies, but have never IN my expert
enoe sold ~ much Of AnY one article
ne l have VI BIiidrds Rorehound
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Denver, Kansas CITY st. Louis, ogden
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500 M local express Tor San Francisco.
Ogden, Cache Valley anu intermediate
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i'o6'p N local express for ogden and inlsrms
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5ao0p N Atanuc express Tor Chicago. omaha.
Denver, Kansas cav, st. Louie Butts,
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16i IN mixed train from IsrniHu., Toosl.
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20 ihe Editor
We have come together again in con.
ference. and happier band Of Elders il
would be hard To- meet. our meetings
were held In a large bowery, the
weather being only gS degrees Ia the
shade on Brother Jewels place. Bulord,
where there Is a branch OF the Church.
Our beloved president, l.. $. Kimball,
OF the Southern States mission was with
us. AZ 10 H M. June goth, our meetings
commenced Elder $. A. Smith presiding.
The FIRST four principles OF the Gospel
were carefully and systematically taken
up and explained by the Elders during
our four meetings.,
Our dinners were like picnics to Liberty
Park, Salt Lake City-they we're spread
on the grass under the trees where
there was plenty Of shade, We Elders
would get stout d VIC could lust have n
few conferences like these every month.
10 was feast of good things AZ around.
Alter our conference meetings were
over Elder kimball gathered all the ~.
ders together aud gave them m.
structions. lie advised the Elders to
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