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Transacts savings bank business
clusiyely. .,aaa
Deposits received from 81 10 sl0esss "a,
Interest allowed per annufn. - a.
cent on term deposits. per cent -
dirEry deposits. ~sv aaA
Dividends declared last days 81 Aa 100 *
November. Loans made on real ss'a'
approved c0ilafeFais only.
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STOVE REPAIRING.


STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS All
kinds It2o Third street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
THE SCOTCH SOCIETY will celebrate
Robert Burns fssth anniversary Janu-
airy -. with a banquet and ball in Col
llns' hall Tickets 51c. for sale at
Slmison Bros. Provin & Mckean's and
Stewart & Holmes up till Saturday.
January 2. Children with parents adj
mftted frea
THE MEMBERS OF IONIC LODGE. No.
80 F. and A. NJ. are requested 20 meet
At Masonic temple at 1880 p. IN. sharp
today. 10 attend the funeral OF Brother
Abraham s. Cahen. OF said lodge
q. A HILL ". NJ
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AUCTION.

AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE have received in
sJruction from Mrs. II = Hughes 10
sell by public auction. At the Griffith
House, corner Pine and Second avenue.
on Friday and Saturday. the END and
Bird OF January. commencing at 10
a ~. sharp. ali the furniture, consist
Ing OF bedroom suites in walnut oak
maple and other hard woods toilet sets
Moquet. velvet pile and Brussels car
pets. lace curtains. folding beds sofas
and lounges, upholstered easy chairs
and rockers. center. card and dining
room extension tables. cupboards ard
pictures, glass. bedding and linen. china.
cutlery. kitchen range and heating
stoves, and other articles too numerous
to mention
r c BLAKER. Auc;loneer.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SrrpIrr.

II - FAl4 fl-NS "a amateur outH;s
kua complete stcck dry usa-Fs ana 49,
free Ase sses Eoou1s Cor chaaElng Mas.
tcgton Dantsl sua Psatosr srsIs- $50,
&C. II ta-szl- z.a. opposite pssruryfss
( u. PARKER 4 CO. fresh azre~ sas
plates sverSta.ag asst - ph5t1sraaay.
- S~s2-os-s.
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AUCTION SALE.-Bickerto 4 Bovle
viii sell by public auction. a. 1921 FIRST
avenue, on Thursday. January q al II
a. m sharp. ne following contents Of a
private house: Bed sets 10 OAK whit.
enamel and ash. carved oak Sifnboa ri
and bah tree elegant parlor set
springs. mattresses. pillows lot OF car
pets. lace curtains and Dorrleres. rock
ers. handsome dining chairs. ranges.
cook stoves. heaters. etc. etc
BICEERTO< 4 BOYLE. Auct!oneers.
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AUCTION SALE-f have beeu Instructed
20 seI hy public auction az Sl4 First
avenue. on thursday the 2lst OF jan
uary. commencing AZ u a m sharp
The whole contents o. shis well furnish
FL hotel consisting of Bedroom suites
bedding. HDen. carpets itnoleur9s
stoves chairs toilet sets restaurant
cuttt ara other articles 700 nurne~osI.
"a mention r. e.. Bjaker AuotfouA@r.
AUCTION SALE 81 Heurv's restaurant
aua Caa0y store. 81 sFa Second avenra
AZ 10 g. n on Monday January 2sfh
stock consisting OF candies counters
snoH cases. shelves. bottles lars marble
ana cak top tables. chairs. desk. range
ana Kitchen utensils ice cream freazers
sad all pertaining - srsf-elaSs res
1aurant r c. R}akey. Auctioneer.
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-4zeSst cass pFacee fer ses,3r.s SfBs
SatntHa cal aF send aossai. .ssuseaiafc
\ AssSas.aa 49, - k.Xsl
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NOTICE TO ELECT0Rs-N Notice IS here
by given that the poll books of the sew
eLai precincts Of the city OF Seattle for
ne CITY Comptroller and ex-officIo CIV
tierk 81 the city OF Seattle and that
TIE same are open for the Fegisfraffon
~.' 90. '2lefs. WILL 81 PARRY
City Comptroller and sQ-gfFlefo fvt..,
Clerk q the CRY Of Seattle s'
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. on
Ltocal Improvement District Nc ts4 for
the Improvement Of Ninth Avenue Stew
art Street and Eighth Avenue under
Ordinance No. $3.50 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that she assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. Ia for the Improvement OF Ninth
Avenue. Stewart Street and Eighth Az
enue under Ordinance No. $3.50 has been
10 the City Council os the City of Seat
Tie. and Is now on Tile in the ofsice 81 the
CITY Comptroller and eN-ogiclo city
Clerk and the same IS now open for pub
lie inspection ar said Office and will re-
main open for inspection until Monday,
the first day OF February. 1887. ar O'Clock
PM and all persons interested are here
by required 20 appear before the City
Council at a session 20 be held in tha
Council Chamber IN the City Hail. on the
first day of February. 1877, 81 : O'Clock
PM and make objections thereto At
said time so 6xed the Council will consid-
er any and all objections made and will
make such corrections in said ron as Il
deems Just. and viii then deduct the
amount OF such cost assessed against
street crossings (which shall be paid from
the General Fund Of the City,. and Will
then BY Ordinance approve such roll ana
levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot SHOWN IN said
roll and declare the same a first lien
10 later date II so ordered by the City
Council WILL H. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-OfTicso City
Clerk Of the City Of Seattle
Date OF first publication January IS,
1897
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wASTED--A position as cook and gem
eral honsekeeper I'm q hotel boarding
II. G. Address room u. 1909 Third av-
enue.
WANTEsI-Rv two thoroughly competent
women, positions 50 houAekssper or la
dy's companion. good seanstrsssss. Nd
dress r. II. Post-Intelhgencer
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nExrER HoRToN Z -. BANkEa'


Incorporated 1881.
Capital ........ ......................-':: s,,ss
Surplus ......... .....+.s*ss. - :. rt.,rv
President ..-....-......-A,, a, I'D
Vice Prealdent.......s... ", &.tIrner
Manager. .-....-s. = ., -, - - e-,fgt
Ess1leF. -....-... s..s.f - f-st~ frsBS
sight exchange and telegEapinlss. BID sss
ferE on New york. chicago - Pau 1919
Fra ncisce. Portland and various P0
oregon and British Columbia - aysls-
sSlzat bills Of exchange on L0is'V"
able elsewhere ~ Europe <.vor~
Collections made AZ all points ="
aole terms. ,..,ss.s -
Bonds. stocks and other val.sD's
cs.yed on deposit for safe Seepins.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BASh
SEATTLE. saas
Paid-up capital -.-.t---'...is 1900
surplus ..--.... .--+-f.--'-''
prsslssri
Nj Eriee McAElcken- -.+-.e.- wee .cashi9
Lester Turner .-.... .-.- i led.
General banking business traf.ss .e~a.yesA
sight and Geographic exsaanss. ne
n al the principal eiLlss -
United States and EdFopn p
NATIONAL BANK OF coAMESs.
Paid-up capital ......-.........-...--'''e
Transacis a general banking oa'''.
" D. Ballard ............... pf,,rs.ss.dest
II. 9. Henry ............-..-.Fiee rsssbe
r. X. Spencer. -...<.--- $3.50 .s''s
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Found

nfouts sesssS4us and musical t~srrtr-
nsatS. Ducls Joe Loan oGlee. siT 50.
end.
LONDON LOAN IC~Es-Mores lasn.7
on Vsaaa8rs. watches diamonds ard
1faelr8- fa& second avenue south
LACG CURTAINS ard blankets Isnr-
5ere5 Eraa as ucs. Mrs. Mosher. $50
.rst aFaHae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
CtMP POSITION We are now preps~at
go ao ccrs position foy the trade fgmv
measured 81 %onparel N.nson. Brewer
and Lsong Ptiu3eT- Satisfaction guar
aItee3 CsA Sg address posr-I7seHi-
scucsr. Seattle
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY n
TuauuGActuEers. business hotlSss A.
p1olIc mez - the Press Clipainx Pn-
rez2 kAlleE's}. CB.oa block. Portlans
or
WIRE. IRON WORK AND PLATING
PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING co.
Is Unlo2-
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MESSENGER SERVICE,

RING. THE o K. BOX for messengers
Western Union and Great Northern tel
egrams hacks. gurneys and express
wagons: quick service Telephone. Main
10. Ga Second. Branch Pacific Laun-
dry
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block, Seattle, WASH
Capital ............. -, $50
- ' Si.l r ~ h1f'o ~ - president
y5gSD a. - nn,, Vice Presided
John Leary. ......... Second Vice EIss ssesx
james X. Hayden Manager. Cash Z o 49,
Frank J. Blodgett........ ASSISTANT y. 80
Sigmund SchwahacneT. Jenn 49,
b. 9. Neufeider. J. T. Grsenleai.
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Safety Deposit Boxes far -
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-MALE

WANTED sTTTATfON-By nrst-ciass
hoakke~Tsr and all-around business man
Address &. y. a.. Post-Iutelllgencer
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wANTED-AGENrs.

WANTED Reliable Man TO hsrtle
agents igr telephone tablet end spectai.
ties pays s. 90 year. iuci0ss stamp
Victory MFG. Co. Cleveland. o.
So 4 WEEK salary and axpenges IA
FaterWun Experience NOT necessary
Permanent position. The ". l. Kifme
- ~ Louis Mo.
MA%TEI u Energetic men and women
Wishing pleasant aud profitable enploy-
n2ent eaH ca a = J. Phelps. rcem n
f.iabc hotel SeattI,.
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WAN T7Ias7s-tfr~sa Swedish ri-l f,~ goo.
eest hoaseSorS- Uepot stree Cr.-a~y
ccs r. so Ea3 Broadway. taha p-..t
sray az. Inquire for Mrs. E-l-ssa~
v Ant ts-NHT&e gao5 p'A-t f-r a
sae@ SIR Arnis 81 OymPc aVelae.
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f. o. Address: Ne. "a R4r,sss epsE
ing. Tacoma. Washington. oa''a-
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS sAI.r-T, -
superior Court OF the State Of Wassss.s
ton for the County Of King. EgisshAs
Se6oIi1sid, P'ags2,tin, vs.. William Gina
HatSch. the City Of Seattle ara fss -
Raney. defendants. Ne 2. On. s@as
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NOTICE OF SHERTFF's SALE 4.
Superior Court OF the State Of Wsssinsss
ton, Tor the county OF King. Amelia
r. Shaw and Bertha Sssw
his wife; j. X. Eamsss,ar
Richie T. Dykeman, the Washinrta,
National Bank OF Seattle. a corpCrsl;sn.
Willis l.. Ames and Fred II. pstars,r
defendants No % S-S "s
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wASTA - tUy a hoae. fcar 10 seven
Tc1ras. naft be q bargain. Tor casa
give &aeaet E, price AnG curner- -
&gsasa. &s4rsss cash Rost-!atsIll s-s,-
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Robinson, appealed to the septcmbe T

Robinson, appealed to the Septembe
term of the Superior Court.
The complimentary concert which was
given the patrons of the road at the Will
lard Casino Saturday evening was a.
grand success and was the best one of the
season. There was a very large atten-
dance and the applause was hearty and
frequent. The hit of the evening was
made by the Westbrook musical club. and
their selections were heartily encored
The other artists on the programme also
received their full share of applause
The employees of the Cape electric road,
to the number of %, took ride out to
Mitchell's on the Cape and enjoyed one
of his famous clam suppers Friday night
The party left the power house at
Knightville in barge at 6 O'Clock and
upon their arrival at Mitchell's supper
was served. After supper cigars were
lighted and the balance of the evening
was devoted to general good time, such
as singing, recitations, story telling, etc.
The party returned home about IL O'Clock
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HARD LUCK OF TWO CAPTAINS.
One Had to Employ Tow Boat and the
Other is Sorry He Didn't.

The captain of "a small coaster
hailing from Vinalhaven, took a
cargo OF paving stones to Vinal-
haven for Lynn and contracted to have
them unloaded at that place by Monday
morning. He sailed for Lynn some ten
days ago, but having reached Portland
was unable to proceed further on account
of head winds and rough weather. See
ing no chance of getting the cargo to
Lynn before Monday he was towed to that
port, the skipper hiring the tug Cornelia
and was towed away by her. 1t cost
him just one half the price of his freight
rates to hire the Cornelia and when he
paid for his crew his trip will not net
him very much profit
The Sark S. H. Nickerson, bound for
Baltimore to this port with coal, arrived
off Portland on Wednesday night. The
tug Belknap spoke her and offered to
tow her into Portland, but the captain
did not want to be towed in or rather
he did not want to pay for it. He said
that he would wait for fair wind and
sail into port Thursday morning. The
Belknap returned to port and that night
it set in foggy with heavy weather. The
Nickerson had to run off shore and she
didn't get back to Portland until Satur-
Nickerson taken advantage of the Bel
knap's offer he would have been in port
three days before he was.
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Grand Lodge K. of P.

The twenty fifth annual convention of
the Grand Lodge, K. of P, of Maine,
will be held at Pythian hall next Wednes-
day at 10 a. m. The annual election of
grand officers takes place at this conven-
ton and much important business will be
presented for legislation. The grand lodge
was organized on July 8, 1872, and will
therefore be rs years old on July 8, 1897
On July 9, 1872, there were but five lodges
with a total membership of 395, while to-
day they have 106 lodges with total
membership of II, O55, net gain in "a
years of 101 lodges and 10,660 members.
The celebration of the silver anniversary
will be held in this city on the Sth and
9th Of July on which occasion there will
be present the supreme officers of the
supreme lodge and representatives of the
various grand lodges from every state in
the Union.
The committee of arrangements consists
Of G.. C. Edwin Parsons, P. S. r. Rich
mond II. Ingersoll, p. S. r. BENZ. T.
Chase, S R. Luther B. Roberts, S. r.
Fred Emery Beane, G. K. of R. & S.
Wesley G.. Smith, P. G. Augustus f.
Mon lton
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Her ssventy-seventh Birthday.

Mrs Rosanorah E. Smith, wife of Will
liam Smith of Monument street, celebrat-
ed her nth birthday Saturday. During
the afternoon her nieces and nephews
were invited to call, and among those
who availed themselves of the privilege
to call and offer congratulations were Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. Heseltine and daughter,
W. Stowell Mr.. and Mrs. Geo E. Lefavor
and daughter Miss Alice L. Philbrook,
Andrew M. Heseltine, Charles T. Hesel-
tine and Louis S. Heseltine. Punch ice
cream and cake were served by Mrs. Geo.
E. Lefavor and Mrs. Alice L. Philbrook.
Mrs. Smiths brothers and sisters with
their husbands and wives, called and
passed a very pleasant evening. Those
present during the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. N. S. Heseltine of Deering, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. G. Heseltine of Gardiner,
Daniel Goodhue, Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Phil
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Heseltine, and
Mrs. Margaret Shaw. Presents were re-
ceiyed from the relatives who called as
we'll as from those who were unable to
be present.
Mrs. Smith is in very good health ply
sically and does her own house work be-
sides doing quite an amount of fancy
work with taste and skill that would
make many of the younger members Of
her sex work pretty lively to keep up
with her.
The pleasant hours passed all too
quickly and on departure many congratu-
lations were spoken and expressions of
happy returns of the day.
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Also a Choice COnsignme emf
From Other Parties.

In the Sale are the Get of Westland by
Col. West. Col. Westlby Egbert Wilkes
by Alcyone. The Seer by Gen. Benton.
Rockefeller by Electioneer. Gambett a
Wilkes by Geo. Wilkes. Emery Fear
naught. Whips, Jr., by Whips, by Elee-
tioneer. Young STEAMBOAT by STEAMBOAT
King Rene by Belmont. Maine Patriot
by L'Empureur. Gideon by Hambleto-
MAN. Daniel Lambert by Ethan Allen
Geo. Logan by Gen. Withers. Virgo
Hambletonian by Hamiltonian. Messen-
ger Wilkes by Red Wilkes. Bayard
Wilkes by Aucantara
In the sale are over 40 head of remark
able and very handsome up-to date Road
Horses. Fashionable and exceedingly
high class Carriage Horses. Matched
Pairs, richly bred and unusually fast
Trotters and PAGERS, that are game race
horses and sure winners. Nearly 90 head
by the noted prize winner ''Westland,
2.29 "a, ''the first stallion in Maine to
put 2-year-old in the $50 list. And
they are all prize winners, including
Names Champion Fillie Emma West
land, 2 yrs, 2.29 IA; yrs, 2.2S "a; 4
yrs, 2.2S IA. 'fWaveland, % yrs. ;,
2.26 IA. The sale will take place Rain
or Shine. Will begin promptly Each
animal will be sold no matter what the
bid. Send to j. f. Barrett, Deering,
Me-, for catalogue giving full pedigree
and individual description. All to be
at Horse Car Stables ready to be driven
or examined after the 18TH The horses
to be disposed of at this sale are the best
ever offered at public sale in New Eng
land
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Judge Bonney.

Saturday-State VS.. John Whitney,
breaking and entering the house of Eliza
beth Hoyt in Bridgton, and larceny there
from of one jacknife. Verdict not gull
ty.
James CRANES. Search and seizure;
filed demurrer.
Lawrence Mccormick. search and seiz-
ure, two cases; filed demurrer.
Louis King, assault and battery, two
cases; nolle pressed for want of evidence
Ora G. Mcclellan, house of ill fame,
paid fine of $500 and COSTS
Charles c. Beleher, nuisance, sentenced
to pay fine of $500 and costs, commit
ted.
demurrer
Albert T. Marsh, search and seizure,
pleaded guilty.
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE IupGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Saturday Barter, intoxica-
ton, fined So and costs.
Thomas Clark, intoxicaiton, 10 days in
county jail.
VIM. McKenney, intoxication; 10 days
in county Jail.
Charles F. Belcher intoxication; fined
S. and costs.
Richard Duffy, being tramp and lodg-
May II, 1897. Bail 500. '
William F. Wheeler, being tramp
and lodging in barn, ETC., continued to
Monday, May II, 1897.
Gardiner Norton. Illegal transporta-
ton of intoxicating liquors; nolle pressed
on motion of sheriff, upon payment of
costs. Costs paid.
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Runaway on Cumberland Street.

A man named Hanson, who lives in
Harrison, was driving spirited pair of
horses down Cumberland street last
night and when at the corner of Frank
lin street, a bolt which held the off Whit
fetree broke and let the traces fall down
about the horses feet. The horses start
ed to run, and it was all Hanson could
do to hold them. When opposite Myrtle
street he succeeded in stopping the pair
before they had done any damage. The
street was filled with cyclists at the time
and it was a wonder some one was not
injured. The wagon was soon repaired
and the man drove on to his home.
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Piles Cured i'm 3 10 6 Nights.

DR.. Agnew's Ointment will cure all
cases of Itching Piles In from 8 to u
Dights. One application brings comfort
For Blind and Bleeding Piles it is peer
less Also cures letter, Salt Rheum,
Eczema, Barbers Itch. and all eruptions
OF the skin. 35 cts.
Sold by &c. L. Foss, 653 Congress ST.,
near Park street
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Stable For Sale,

strongly framed, well finished stable,
with slated roof, all in perfect condition.
now standing in the rear of No. % Carleton
street. This stable has only been built a
few years; is arranged for two or three
ROOM Cost to build $1,000 Could be
changed over into a neat and comfortab lie
house at small expense. Will sell at a
great sacrifice if applied for soon; removal
any time after June first with ample right
OF way into street. For further particulars
Apply to JAMES c. HAN1LEN, No. 16 Carle-
ton street, or ]. II. HAMLEN & SON, 3O5
Commercial street.
Portland, May 18th, 1897. my12d2w
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Sail and Dance.

On Tuesday night there will be sail
and dance at Long Island with music by
the band. The sail is given in connec-
ton with the Metropolitan Vaudeville
company and this is the only chance off
cred Portland people to see Prof CARR
tvs company which is to visit the coast
towns by boat The Harpswell steamer
has been chartered for Tuesday evening
and will leave Portland pier at 730.
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A Runaway sale.

A runaway sale of second hand BICYCLES
is advertised by H. w. McCausland for
Monday. The fortunate people who buv
will get bargains as some of the wheels
are offered at very low prices. He also
offers special trades in several new ,e6
wheels at prices from $40 to s55. Call
and see them.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

A seizure of three cases of liquors was
made at the South Portland House one
day during the week by the sheriffs. The
at hearing before Judge
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Not So Terrible After AN.

HMadam, there has been terrible acct.
dent! Your husband fell down stairs
and''-
Elbow you frightened me! I Thought
somebody had punctured my irep'--New
York Sunday Journal
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Farms For Sale Lower Than Ever,

40 acre farm, miles out, cuts 80 tons
hay; price $500. 100 acre farm 8 miles out,
cuts % tons hay; price $1,000 95 acre farm,
miles out, cuts GO tons hay; price $4,000. so
acre tarm, buildings nearly new cuts 25 tons
hay; price $1,000. Cottages at Pine Point,
Evergreen Landing and several other valuable
sea shore properties. Also several sea shore
farms at Spurwnk, Scarboro and Old Orchard
w. F. DRESSER, 80 Exchange street.
may 5d1w*
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EoR sALE-By N. s. GARDINER, real
IL estate agent, 1856 Middle. street, oxford
Block. Houses at all prices, according to
style, location and finish and size Of lots; on
line of electrics and other locations: house
lots and land in Portland, Deering, South
Portland and Cape. Parties intending to
purchase should examine my list before in
vesting. May 18th, 1897 12-1
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WANTED-AGENrS.

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