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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-11
PROBATE COURT.
THIRD TUESDAY OCT.
Before Judge Peabody.
WILLS ALLOWED.

Edward W. Hamilton. Cumberland
Abby e. Hamilton, E4ecutrix.
Geo. s. Hodgdon, Deering. JohI
Archibald, Executor.
Mary A. Hayes, Portland. VIM. Hayes
Executor.
Georgia A. Elder, Deering.
Newell N Chute, Bridgton. Cynthi,
W. Chaplin, Executrix;
VIM. Matthews, Westbrook-
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED.
Clara S. Locke, Portland. Martha A,
Haskell, Administering.
Reuel w. Greeley, Portland. Clara
e. Greeley, Administrators.
Benz. D. Barnett, Portland. VIM. B.
Barrett Executor.
Jacob G. Bell, Portland. Margaret
Bell, Administrative.
Louisa Storer, Yarmouth. Emma L.
Baker, Administrative:
Elijah K. Morrill,, Yarmouth. Chas
L. Marston. Administrator.
Eleanor Brown, Brunswick. Weston
Thompson, Administrator.
PAMELA W. Burbank, South Portland
Carrie p. Burbank, Administrative.
John G. Scott, Westbrook. Meldin NJ
Scott, Administrator.
Charles G. Morton, Raymond. Charlie,
Morton, Administrator.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED.
Elizabeh A. Waterhouse, Scarborough
Melville II. Kelly, Guardian.
Mary E. Mccain, Portland. Michae
G. McCann, Guardian.
Alice L. Locke, Portland. Nathanie
Haskell, Guardian.
VIM. F. MoCann, Portland. VIM. J.
MoCann. Guardian.
Pearl E. Berry, Yarmouth. Emma D.
Frank, Guardian.
John A. Kimball, Gorham. Chas. S.
Purinton, Guardian.
INVENTORIES RETURNED.
Harry W. Whittier, Portland.
Benjamin D. Barnett, Portland.
Chas. H. Chase, Portland.
Emma f. Chase, Portland.
Edward eastman, Portland.
Elizabeth Jensen, Portland.
Susan Jane Marooney, Deering.
Mary Il. Conary, Deering
Alkaline L. Tuck, Brunswick.
Benz l.. Pennell, Brunswick.
Edwin l.. Marston Yarmouth.
Stephen W. Freeman, Windham.
Newell N. Chute, Bridgton.
Samuel G. Rich, Standish.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Albert S. Green, Portland.
Elizabeth I. browne, Portland.
Frances l.. Milliken, Portland.
4 Susan F. Riggs. Portland.
Madison W. Ripley, Portland.
Stephen W.. Stiles, Harrison
Susan w. Stiles ct ais. Harrison.
Charlotte L. Thomas, Gorham. =
Amos Greenleaf, Yarmouth.
Walter MoManus, Brunswick.
Elizabeth Coffin, Freeport. al.
A. l.. e. C1app, Scarborough. M
Erastus E. Dunning, Brunswick.
Luke Morgan, New Gloucester.
LICENSES r. e. ISSUED.
Charles Twigg, ct ais, Portland.
Clara E. Woodbury. ct ais, South Port
land.
Mettie L. Rounds ct ais, Baldwin.
Sarah M. Cole. South Portland.
Ethel L. Higgins, Standish.
Joseph Jordan, New Gloucester. ~
Hattie e. Libby, Deering. 9ji4
Blanche L. Merryman ct ais, South
Portland.
ALLOWANCES GRANTED.
Aretus E. Pratt, Portland &t
Seward l.. Field, Cum berland. 50
LICENSES r. E. ISSUED.
Joseph browne, Portland.
DISTRIBUTION ORDERED.
Eliza W. Holmes, Brunswick.
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FIRE IN HOULToN.

Houlton, November 10.-Hogan Bros.
clothing and variety store in tho base
ment of the Union Square hotel, was
damaged to the extent of $1,000 by fire
last night The hotel building and Its
contents owned by j. FL. Obey, sustained
a loss of $4,000, on which there was an in
surance of ss4oo. Hogan Brothers, carried
$1,000 insurance.
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RuckIen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
RSsam, FsSsr Sores, fettsr, 6h.p Ssls
Hands, Chilblains Corns and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles. ~
no pay required. 1t is guarant eed to give
perfect satisfaction or money rafun Sed
Price rs cents per box. For sale by a.
S. Goold, 577 Congress st., under Con-
gress Square Hotsl.
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Don't hurry. Take time to examine
the labels and trademarks of goods you
buy, and you will protect yourself from
cheap and worthless substitutes.
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GTRAYED-Black and tan pup white breast,
answers to name of Funny; leather collar
name gone. Anyone giving information OF said
pup will pay all expenses. Send postal card.
j. 0. PLAlSTED, White Rock, Me. Al
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WIT End WISDOM.
No Limitation.

"Dodsworth, your wife seems to be q
woman of commanding presence
Commanding presence By Jove, old
man, my wife can command when she's
absent Chicago Record.
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More Than One way.

Il thought you said you could spellP"
said the merchant to his new typewriter
Yet here you have oblige' with d. /"
"Oh, didn't say could spell the die
tionary way. Pick Me Up.
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Annual Meeting.

THE Stockholders of the Central Wharf
Steam Tow Boat Co. are hereby notified
office, No. 179 Commercial street. Portland SRI
day. Nov. II, at $50 p M. to act on the follow
ing articles: LIST. to choose a moderator an6
to choose seven directors for the ensuing year
3rd, to act on any other business that may prop,
erly come before them. r 0p
novsd1w J.P. TENNEY, Clerk.
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1t is not remedy put up by any Tom. Dick
OF Harry it is compounded by expert pharma
cists. Ely Bros. offer a 10 cent trial size. ASK
your druggist Full size Cream Balm so cents.
We mail it,
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FARM BUILDINGS BURNED.

Skowhegan, November 1O.-The farm
buildings belonging to E. o. Harris,
situated two miles from Skowhegan were
destroyed by fire Wednesday morning
about three O'Clock. The cause was
defective chimney. Loss $500; insurance
$1,000. The stock was saved.
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ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST.. N. Y. City.

Since 1861 have been great sufferer from
catarrh. tried Ely's Cream Balm and to all
appearances am cured. Terrible headaches
from which had long suffered are gone. w.
J. Hitchcock late Major U S. Vol. and A. A.
Gen., Buffalo, N. Y.
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XNANTER-In a planning mill and general
w jobbing shop. a man capable of running
woodworking machinery. None but steady
honest men need apply. Also man who has
some experience in box making. Steady work
to the right men. FRED S. SHERBURNE.
Sanford, Me- oc 3O4
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I'M ORTGAGES-I want several first class
M mortgages on real estate in Portland and
vicinity for the investment of trust funds, APP
ply to GEORGE F. GOULD, So Exchange
street. Portland. 81
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MAINE POSTMAS STEERS APPOINTED.
Washington, November 10.-The Priest
dent has appointed the following the fl l.
lowing postmasters: Maine-Biddeforu
Elisha N. Clark North Berwick, Frank
A. Knight.
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w HILE GRATEFUL that so many have
w procured Genthner's Catarrh Remover
and have been cured of Neuralgia and
serious Inflammation Of the head, throat
and bronchial tubes, desire that all other
similarly affected may know that they can
obtain the cure from MRS. NJ. A. BLACK,
Agent, rear II Green street, Portland, Me.
a.
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COLONEL STARbOTTLE'S CLIENT.
BY BRET HARTE.

THE
EAGLES &c.
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kALED PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
tt.rial and labor necessary to complete the
enter work painting, &c. for High School
ing on stevens Plains Avenue, Deering,
g VIII be received at the Office of Freder-
A., Tcmpson. Architect, until Saturday.
enter thirteenth, 1897. at twelve o'clock NJ,
II hey VIII be publicly opened and read.
ch proposal must be accompanied by Ger
hree hundred dollars.
.'i:glls, Specifications and further information
he obtained at th Office of said Architect.
ihe Committee on Public Buildings reserve the
ilt to reject any or all bids should thew deem
or he interest OF the city to do so.
Bids should be addressed to Committee on
Public Buildings care of Frederick A. Tompson
Architect, I'D IL Exchange St, Portland Maine
FREEMAN GOWEN.
Chairman Of Building Committee.
nova did
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under ti,fs head
one week for 2S CENTS. cash in advsnee.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-Lady or Gent to make big money
a ON good selling article. Inquire for
LOUIS GELB, Auditorium Building. 81
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ITO LET-Without board, large, sunny
IL room, with bay window, open fireplace, gas
and furnace heat Suitable for ladies or for
gentleman and wife. Enquire at2 DRERING
PLACE, between nine and eleven in the fore
noon. 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for % cents cash in advance.
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ITO LET--$9.oo per month at Woodfords, six
l. rooms, half a house, unconnected with
other tenement, near line of electric cars
SCOTT WILSON, 176 IL Middle St, Portland.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A house carpenter to 60 to work
w Monday morning at o'clock at our works
on Fore street. THOMAS LAUGHLIN COM
PANY. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mn ONEY LOANED on 1st and I'd mortgages,
nA real estate, life insurance policies, notes,
bonds and any good collateral security. Notes
discounted rate of interest per cent. year
and upwards according to security. W. p
CARR, room s. second floor, Oxford Building,
1856 Middle St. noy9-4
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second mort
El cages, on real estate, stocks, bonds and
life insurance policies or any good securities.
Notes discounted at low rate of interest. L. p.
BUTLER, 48 Exchange st. nov5-4
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CHIR0P0OIST :: AND :: MANICURE
Mrs. F. F. Appleby.

formerly surgical nurse of this city, after a
course at the "Boston College of Chiropody
and Manicure, has opened an office at 55s con
gress street. opposite the Baxter Block,
where she will be. pleased to see her friends
and others who call
Ofice hours, 9 a. m. to IL NJ, 1.30p. NJ to 80
D. M Saturdays, 10 p. m. noy5d1Ws
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A GENTS WANTED to handle r. 1. and
IA Alaska Coal Mining Stock in this city.
Apply to G. E. ORDWAY, Providence, R. l.
81
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EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, young
IA man, desires a position. Understands
office work Would accept a position where
there are possibilities of advancement at very
reasonable terms City references. Address
ella YTON, Press office. 81
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WANTED-Young or middle aged woman TO
w do general house work in family of two.
one that wants good home, light work and
small pay through the winter Address E. q.
PERRY, Parsonstield, Me. 81
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FBlO LET-At 27e CUMBERLAND ST., large
i pleasant, sunny room on first floor, with
bay window and furnace heat 81
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WANTED-Would you take the gift of new
w house in Deering worth S25oo? If you
will and viii pay $1,000 per month for q few
years we VIII give you fine place. Will the
man you pay remit to do this? We mean what
we say and if you win call we will explain how
we do it. Remember, we sell houses on small
move into. Come in. DALTON & Co, ais -
Congress st. 81
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NOR SALE-Tannery, so watts with sufficient
buildings, good water power for grinding
bark, good dam and grist mill now running.
near village and depot of NJ @. H. R., plenty OF
bark handy price $1,000. easy terms. w. Fl.
WALDRON & CO., 1870 Middle st. 6-1
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WANTED-Hous cleaning by the day. APP
WANTED-Room gentleman wants a room
w for the winter; state rent Address A. j.,
Daily Press. 1O-1
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TOR SALE-House of rooms, bath, etc. cor.
IL ner lot, all conveniences, ready for occu.
pancy. Price low and terms easy Also fine
building lots in the very best part of Deerin me
MYRON E. MOORE, Deering Centre. 81
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THO LET-Boarding or Lodging House with 10
L rooms, No. 81 Danforth street. near High
street. Sebago water. gas. Price $1,000 a
month. water extra. N. S. GARDINER, 1856
Middle St., roomA 81
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ITO LET-Large furnished room with large
= closet, set bowl, steam heat and gas Also
large sunny alcoye room unfinished is GRAY
ST., between Park and State. III
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WANTED-Lovers of music to call at 215
w Cumberland street and interview r a In,
by, banjo teacher. Latest method of instrue-
ton used, Nothing tiresome Good banios
furnished pupils without extra charge Terms.
80 cents per lesson. B. A. LIBBY oct264
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r LILLIAN AWHILE, clairvoyant and palm
IL ist; sitting daily at LOG Preble ST. Palm and
card reading 25c. clairvoyant soc and 81. Cape
electrics pass the door. l also locate diseases
and give medical advice on the same. 81
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MRS. LAUGHLIN, late of New York,
Wonderful seer, born with a double veil, just
arrived for short time at IL BROWN ST
Sittings 90 cents to all. Hours, 10 to 10.
Circles Sunday night. 81
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WANTED-By old established house. man or
learn our business, then to act as manager ana
state correspondent here salary $500; enclose
sef-addressed stamped envelove to A. P. T.,
general manager, care Daily Press 400 ,
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wANTED-TEMALE HELP.

r AIDES WANTED-To learn dress cutting
~ and millinery. 215 CUMBERLAND ST,
Portland, Me, 81
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ITO LET-New house. upper fat, is Central
L avenue, Deering Centre. s rooms, bath and
pantry. hot and cold water, fini shed in cypress,
hard wood floors. best location in Deering,
must be seen to be appreciated, S14. Inquire at
PORTLAND TINWARE CO., 100 Cross St.
So
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FOR SALE.

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for rs oants. cash in advance.
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'EOR SALE, for investment. s-storv mousse 1s
rooms, tenements, bath rooms: newly
decorated "a and d. painted, new open plumbing;
rentals pay 10 per cent net on price: frst fine
offered. W. Fl. WALDRoN & Co, 1so Middle
street. i0-i
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4 TALL and examine our fine line of Suitings and
~ Over Coatings at the low price of $14 to $50
and upwards at SAMUEL WATERHOUSE &
SONS. 367 and 369 Fore street. 30-2
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DICYCLES-I want to buy from $4,000 to
ID $4,000 worth Of light bicycles, new. old and
damaged; pay highest cash prices; extra prices
Cali or send postal to call on you. No business
done on Saturday. BOSTON STORE. All Fore
st. nov2 4w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Forty words inserted under this head
enc week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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LET.

THO LET-Lower tenement consisting Of seven
Il rooms, bath room and She'd situated on
High street; price So3 per month Apply to C.
j. NICHOLS, SS Exchange street. 11-1E
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EoK SALE-One of the best restaurants on
ers+ d aIaen street, fine fixtures, location
selling Inquire of A. G. LIBBY & Co % 1.2
Exchange street. hi
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u KEROSENE OIL--Don't give up the use of
them burn with the oil you get OF the grocer
order from me and get an oil that will burn
clear and bright. NEAL ID. WINSLOW, Oil
Dealer 80 Preble St Al
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ITO leftover tenement, sunny rooms, in
ern Promenade, hot and cold water, rent mod
crate to right party applying at once. For par
tculars inquire of n WATERHOUSE, at East
man Bros. or at the house. 81
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T FORBID all persons harboring or trusting
Il my wife, Hattie Y. Woodbury. on my account
as shall pay no bills of her contracting after
this date. s. B. WOODBURY..
Portland Nov. 8, 1897 noys-d3t#
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-28
SHE FINDS HER SON.
After Seventeen Years n Parent and Her
Child Are United.

Charles Norton, l7-year-old boy,
supposed TO be without parents, after
being "A ward of Marblehead, Mass,
from infancy, has found his mother and
recently left the almshOuse for his home
in Lynn The story is almost like 10
nance.
Seventeen Y 9ars ago last April Charles
Norton was born in Boston and was put
out 10 board with woman who had
other babies 20 care for and who was
unable or unwilling 10 bestow the care
upon him that the state authorities said
she must Cholera infantum attacked
the children, and the state board took
the babies from the woman and sent
them 10 public institution in one Of
the suburbs of Boston
The mother of the Norton baby went
to see her child and to pay its board at
the end of fortnight Hearing Of the
change made, she proceeded to the pub
lie institution TO recover IL. Arriving
there, she was told that the baby had
died either on the way or soon after ar
irving.
Ii is now said that one of the babies
did die, but that those in charge wero
not clear as to which, one and conse-
quently made the mistake unwittingly.
Charles Norton grew, and when IL
came time for the payment of the board
he was enrolled as ward of Marble
head, and the bill was sent to the over
seers of the poor. The latter soon after
ward took the boy in charge and placed
him at the almshouse, later giving him
into the keeping of the sisters of char
ity of Salem. Charles remained at that
institution until two years ago. when
he went back TO the almshouse.
The mother is dressmaker in Lynn.
She first learned that her boy was living
through Mrs Elena Blaney of Marble
head.
Mrs. Norton went TO the almshouse,
where, by certain indisputable proofs,
she recognized her boy and asked for
his restoration to her. Boston Herald.
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HELD UP BY PORPOlSES.
Upset Ranchman's Boat and Captured
His Pork.

Upset a Ranchman's Boat and Captured
His Pork.
Ollie Iverson, who owns a ranch on
McNeil's island, had an experience the
other day he is not likely to forget for
many long year.
Iverson was crossing the mainland to
his island home. When in Tacoma, the
rancher had purchased quarter of a
hog, intending to salt it down for fu-
ture use. Shortly after he left Stella
COON in his skiff he noticed large
school of porpoises following i'll his
wake, but it never occurred TO him that
the carcass in the boat had any con-
nection with the school of sea pigs fol-
lowing his boat.
When he was about in midchannel,
the school, which numbered about 100,
began to close in on him, and two OF
the leaders began TO work up alongside
of his skiff By this time the rancher
was scared, and he bent all his energies
to reach the island shore, but his efforts
to pull away from his fishy pursuers
proved futile, for he might just as we'll
have tried to outrow tornado as to at
tempt to escape from fleet tailed sea
hogs.
AS Iverson was nearing the shore the
two large porpoises that for about 20
minutes had been swimming so close to
the boat that he had struck them sever
al times with his oars suddenly shot
out of the water into the boat, knocking
the rancher overheard with such force
as to break one of his ribs and upset the
skiff. For short time the water about
his boat had the appearance of minia-
| ture maelstrom as the hungry sea hogs
fought and quarreled over the carcass of
the land pig,
Iverson swan to his skiff and chung
to the gunwale. Will Jenkins, hearing
| the racket and seeing the latter part of
the trouble, put off in his boat and res
cued Iverson from his extremely peril.
Gus position. Portland Oregonian.
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The - ars OF Comedy

A large and delighted audience greeted
the Stars OF Comedy at the Opera House
last evening. The performance opened
with charming little comedy in one act,
"a Happy Pair" in which Mr.. Lane
proved himself light comedian OF rare
ability and was duly assisted by Dorothy
Lewis. Mr. CAROLS humorous specially
was well received, while Nat lie oy and
his clever little wife kept the audience in
a perfect roar OF laughter for full twen-
ty minutes in their Irish sketch.
The singing OF Mr.. Lane and Miss
Forbes was heartily applauded, the Illus
trations used in "0ld Jim's Christmas
Hymn" being very beautiful. New pic
lures were shown on the magniscope.
The serpentine dance was given by Mile.
Azsil with brilliant effect IN lights, col
ors and pictures. "The Circus Agent
a wonderfully clever comedy, brought
the performance to a close in a perfect
whirlwind OF laughter end applause. A
brand new program will be given to-
night
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Struck IL Rich.

A story is going the rounds that last
winter Finn came here directly the
old country and was here nearly month
looking for employment, but as the only
thing he could get TO do was job in the
lumber woods, which was not altogether
to his liking, and, as he had little cash
and had heard OF good prospects at
Alaska, he went there.
He must have been located near the
Klondyke district when the first big dis
coveries came to light, or in place where
he could reach the gold districts without
loss OF time, Tor he is now worth small
fortune. He wrote some friends here that
he had made 100000 in a short time
and was satisfied with that amount. He
didn't come here to tell his friends about
it, but has gone back to the old home in
Finland to spend the remainder OF bis
days in luxury and ease, and tell biz
Deighbors what great country this is.