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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-12
IN THE COURTS.
Cases Heard by the justices on
Saturday.

In the United States Circuit court Sat
urday forenoon Elder Henry G. Green of
the Alfred colony of Shakers applied for
and was given naturalization papers A
resident of Alfred who has known Elder
Green for the last 36 years and Marshal
Donovan who has known him for 10 years
appeared as witnesses to testify to the
good moral character of the candidate and
that he would undoubtedly become a
worthy citizen of the country. At the
conclusion of the brief ceremonies, Judge
Webb extended his hand to Elder Green.
1T have known you for some years. he
said, land I had always supposed you
were born in this country"
Elder Green, who is slightly over 90
years of age was born at st. John, N. B.,
but came to Portland when a boy. He
was engaged in business here for num-
Der of years until he went to Alfred. He
succeeded as elder the late Mr.. Vance, who
died several months ago.
An informal hearing was held before
Judge Haskell Of the Supreme court Sat
urday morning, in the case of Elgin A.
Kneeland, petitioner, VS.. Helen e. Knee
land. Mrs. Kneeland was granted a
ivorce from the petitioner several years
ago, the custody of the minor child being
given to her by the court, with the agree
ment that the petitioner should be given
an opportunity to visit his child. The
petitioner claims that he has been denied
the right and brings suit to have the de-
cree changed. The petition was denied.
John G. Cobb appeared for the petitioner
and W. R. Anthoine for the respondent.
Saturday forenoon in the United States
District court was heard the case of John
E. Lynch ct ais of Boston, doing bust
ness as E. Hodge & Co., and the Morse,
Trussell g. McLoon Machine company of
Rockland against the owners Of the
steamer Samuel B. Jones of Rockland.
On June 90 Deputy United States Mar
shall Smith with an order from the court
went to Rockland and seized the Jones in
cause of contract, civic and maritime, and
ordered the owners to appear in this city
to show cause why the libel should not be
decreed.
Mervyn APP Rice of Rockland was re-
tanned by the plaintiffs, but in his absence
Benjamin Thompson of this city repre-
sented these parties. No one, it was an
nounced, appeared for the defense, but Mr..
Thompson stated that he represented some
of the owners.
Mr. Lynch took the stand and testified
at length. He said he had been in bust
ness &c years. The contract was made in
Boston with the captain of the Jones to
place new boiler in the steamer. The
same was delivered in September, 1895.
at cost of 50, 1o8.37. The amount which
has been received is $40. The bill has
never been disputed.
Fred B. Whitcomb of Rockland, one of
the directors of the Morse, Trussell & Nc
Loon Machine company, stated that his
company furnished repairs to the Jones,
the contract being made with the captain
and engineer. Repairs were made on
many dates from April of this year to
June, the whole amount being nearly
$500.
Judge Webb reserved his decision.
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On a Boston street.

Boston, July 10.-August johnson of
scious by a blackjack, robbed of his
watch and s14 in money and thrown into
door way by an unknown highwayman
in this city early this morning. johnson
was walking up Harrison avenue when
he was suddenly struck with something
from behind and he knew nothing more
until he found himself in station f. The
police are making an investigation.
johnson is not seriously hurt.
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The July Bulletin of the State Board of
Agriculture.

Augusta, Me-, July 1O.-The July
bulletin of the State Board of Agriculture
issued today, is largely devoted to The
condition of pastures giving the genera
averages for the state 100 per cent. The
condition of the hay crop is SO. The
amount of soiling crops is 96 per cent
condition of oats, 81 mixed grain, So
barley, So; rye, u; sweet corn, "a; yellow
corn, Sc; potatoes, ~; apples, SO; plums
43; Strawberries, 80; raspberries, So
black berries, 81; other small fruits, ST.
Secretary McKeen says that barn flies
will be more numerous than ever, ano
urges upon farmers to use pyrethum
powder. The bulletin states that there
has been q marked increase in one and
two years olds and decrease in the mum
Der of COWS, large numbers having beer
sold to go out of the state during the past
year. -,.
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eugene Hersom Carried Back to Sanford.
I Sanford, July 1O.-Eugene Hersom Of
Centre Lebanon the prisoner who escaped
from his keepers last Wednesday and who
was -re-captured by Deputy Sheriff John
son at Union, d. Fl. ,slast night, was
brought here today by Deputy Sheriff
Kicker and arraigned before Judge Han
son. Hersom was arrested on charge of
assaulting Ethel Hersom, a 16-year-old
girl, and relative, with loaded gun
during a quarrel with his brothers. fami-
1y. Hersom waived examination and was
bound over for the September grand
jury. He will be tried at Alfred.
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Pennington, July Io.-Many of his
friends in Franklin county intend to
present the name of Hon. Joseph G. Hol-
man of Pennington as candidate for
Governor of Maine to succeed Governor
Powers when he retires.
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FAC-SIMILE signature of cHAS. H. FLETCHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsroRIA.
When Baby sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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The Death Fate.

There were nine deaths in Portland
during the week which ended Saturday
noon. The deaths were due to cerebral
embolisn, heart disease, marasmus,
measles, peritonitis, phthisis, premature
birth, septicaemia (2).
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Two Burned to Death.

Pittsbury, July 10.-Samuel Brown, an
employee of the Essex Coal Company and
his wife, Mary, were burned to death
early this morning, while asleep in their
home in Beading. The house was total
ly destroyed.
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Washington, d. c., July 1o.-Eben
Hale has been appointed postmaster at
North Bluehill, Me-, vice Lemuel Hinck-
ley, and Isabel Daggett, Smyrna Mills,
vice Fred A. TarbelI.
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ONLY 5000 cash necessary. have in
having been just papered and painted and
put in excellent condition, with bath room,
sewerage, wired for electric lights, etc.
There are good rooms besides bath room.
Excellent corner lot Go feet by 40 feet.
Growing part of Deering, within a few steps
OF electrics. Will be sold at reasonable
price and an arrangement can be made by
which $500 cash only needed be paid. Call
to see me at 81 Green street, corner South
Deering Center. Leave electric at Green
street. W. W. HOOPER 10-1
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BRICK RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

NO. 107 Pine street. Nicely located on
sunny side of the street, and a good sized
lot in connection with fruit trees in fine
bearing condition. House has thirteen rooms
and bath room; all the modern conven-
fences; nice cellar; wash room, and new
combination hot water heater put in within
year. Also several cottages at Great
Diamond Island, which are well known to
summer residence, with spacious grounds
and all the house furnishings ready for oc-
cupancy. Also some of the choicest build
ing lots of one-Quarter acre each, on the
island, including shore property. Apply
soon as the owner is about to remove from
the city and the Offering luts some very de-
sra 81 bic real estate on the market. L. L.
COOLING, l60 Middle street. l7-tf
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WIT AND WISDOM.



Mudge-I have never had any chance in
this world, but I have remained honest.
Wickwire-You mean you have never
had chance, and you have hence re-
manned honest Washington Star.
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NOR SALT-B 'autiful new residene on
IL Glenw cd 1enue, Deering Highlands
10 finished II ms bath room, hot water I'M
ished in cypr IS, heated thoroughout, open
fireplace, launury, up-to date, sewer, Sepa-
go water, electric lights, hardwood floors,
very slightly, 5000 feet of land Only $1,000
down; balance monthly. DALTON q CO.,
41S 1-2 Congress- street 10-1
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The Duke a Free Man.

London, July 1O.-The Duke Of Man
chester has telegraphed to the Associated
Press asking it to kindly contradict the
announcement of his engagement to Miss
Mary Goelet.
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A Bold 'FRONT.' Movement.

"Now, when you ask papa for me be
sure to face him like man.
"You bet will. He doesn't get any
chance at my back if can help it. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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He-No, 1 couldn't go to Europe this
year because I had to have my plumbing
done over.
She-When does your plumber sail?-
Truth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-12

An unfailing specific for cholera NOR
bus, cholera infantum, diarrhoea and all
those other dangerous diseases incid ent
to the summer season, is found in DR..
Fowler's Ext. OF Wild Strawberry.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mr. Charles Rust, who received injuries
by falling from the Grand Army float in
the big parade in the city Monday, is
rapidly recovering.
The baseball game, which was to have
been played between the Fort Prebles
and Marines from the warship had to be
given up, as the marines could not OBJ
tain leave.
WILLARD.
The boarding houses are about filled to
their utmost with summer guests.
The most dangerous piece of road to
both teams and bicyclists is Willard street
The railroad track is composed of switch
es nearly the whole length and extends
above the ground about four inches its
entire distance, and hardly day passes
but someone receives a terrible fall. One
little girl was rendered insensible short
time ago, and another young lady last
week fell, striking her nose and bruising
it terribly. She was taken into the
picture gallery, where water was OBJ
ia ned
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ENOR SALE-House at Woodfords, near two
~ car lines, new two story house with
1000 feet of land, sewer, Sebago, electric
lights, heated, cemented cellar, open fire
place, bath room, hot water hard wood floors,
papered, etc, beautiful house; price $2500,
only $500 down and balance monthly. DALI
TON u co. ,478 IL Congress street. 1O-1
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n OTIS FOR SALE-I have for sale some of
IL the finest located building lots in
Deering at &c per square foot and upwards,
situated on Pleasant, South, Green, fremont,
Stevens Plains and other desirable streets.
Full particulars at Real Estate Office, FRED
ERICK S. VAIL. 10-1
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LNOR SALTWATER wheel regulators with
IL shaft and gear $25. Pat. cut off saw for
two saws, S15 Fine lathe, cost S112 sell less
than half cost, good as new, fit. bed,
Also the best spring bed in the world for
lathes. Inquire of KNIGHT BROS. Portland,
Me, or write to c. j. FOSTER, North Gray,
Me- lO-1
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'Oh, have passed mis- able night"
Richard III, act 1. Scene 4.
You should have use Ponds Extract in your
bath before retiring.
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nor SALE-Elegant suburban residence of
3 rooms and bath in perfect repair, about
6 acres land, acre orchard, full view of Port
land mile distant. electrics pass the premises.
the house alone cost $4,000. Price $4,000, half
on mortgage. w. Ii. WALDRON & CO., $50
Middle street, 81
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FARM FOR SALE-In New Gloucester, go
L acres, cuts 20 tons hay, ample buildings in
complete repair, close to depot, schools, church
and post office. Price $1,000. Will exchange
Tor house in Portland or Deering. w. H. WAL
ORION s. Coz. $50 Middle street. al
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NOR SALE-On Alba street, Deering Cen,
a er, large new two story house and
stable and 10000 feet of land for S2500,
rooms and bath, cemented cellar. Sebago
water, fine locality near schools and cleo
trlcs: No cash down; $50 per month pays
greSs street. 10-1
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HOTEL FOR SALE-The furniture, fixtures
- and good will, together with the lease
OF the Harraseeket House, Freeport Centrally
located at Freeport village; also nice store to
let In the same block. Address HOTEL, this
Office. oO-tf
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TOR SALE-Farm within miles of. Port
y land, containing Al acres, with good
in good condition. Anyone desiring farm
would do well to examine this property at
once. For particulars, Real Estate Office,
First National Bank Building, FRED
ERICk S. VAIL. 1O-1.
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WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS

will sell you Waltham and Elgin watcbe
lower than any installment dealer on earth, and
square. MCKINNEY the Jeweler, Monu-
ment Square. 1Sn6dtf
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Died July Z, 1897,
ISHAM G. HARRISs
Aged 10


Marble room at II o'clock. A squad Of
six policemen acted as bearers. AT Il
o clock the Rev. Hugh Johnston, acting
chaplain of the Senate, delivered the in.
vocation, which referred to the long and
valuable services of Senator Harris to his
failing rectitude. The Vice President an.
nounced that the usual business would be
suspended for the purpose of doing honor tc
the memory of the dead. The chamber pre-.
sented an impressive sight. First came
the Senate and following them the House
of Representatives. just in front of them
sat representatives of the diplomatic corps,
including the Chinese minister and his
suite, in their picturesque garb, the
Minister of Corea with his secretary and
Ministers Hatch, of Hawaii, Romeo OF
Mexico, and Andrade of Venezuela, &C
companied by his chief clerk, Micheals, of
the State Department
The President and his cabinet were an
nounced at 1915 o'clock. President Nc
Kinley came first, accompanied by Secre-
tary Sherman with Secretaries Gage,
Alger and Wilson, Attorney General Nc.
Kenna and Secretary Porter following.
They were seated in the front semi-circle
to the right, the President on the aisle,
and before the flower covered casket.
Across the aisle was the escort of Sena-
tors, each Senator wearing broad white
silk badge of mourning from shoulder tc
hip.
The services were brief and simple, con.
sisting only of prayers by Rev. Mr..
Johnston, Rev. DIR. Jeffy of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, and Chaplain
Couden of the House of Representatives,
the latter pronouncing the benediction.
At the conclusion of the prayers the
Vice President arose and said:
1.-THE funeral service is closed and the
body of our late brother will now be com
mitted to the charge of the officers of the
Senate and to the committee of the two
houses to be conveyed to his native state
there to be buried amid his family and
friends -
At 1890 the ceremony was over and or
motion of Senator Bates, of Tennessee
the Senate adjourned.
Without forlnality President Mckinley
and the others retired from the chamber
The casket remained in the chamber
with an honorary guard about it, the
doors to the floor and galleries being
closed after 1 o'clock. The casket re-
manned in the Senate until O'Clock to-
night when it was borne to the funera
train for the late Senator home.
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

NOR SALE-At Morrilfs Corner, 2 story
house, rooms. steam heat, good stable.
IL acres laid, nice orchard. excellent gar den,
q mortgage of $1,000 can remain; forced sale.
Price $4,000. w. II. WALDRON & CO.: $50
Middle st. III
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WANTED-Reliable insurance solicitor, sal
tract ifered Industrial agents. Maine Benefit
Life Association, 1856 Middle street, Portland,
C. E, JEFFREY. Supt. Cash surplus.
$125, 900. 81
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nor SALE-A very desirable house pleas
= antly located at No. 1875 Emery street, con-
tanning rooms with all the modern improve
ments., Heat with steam and hot air combined.
A good sized lot with fruit trees on same In
quire OF A. G. LIBBY s. CO., AZ IL Exchange
street. 80
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Warehouse Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ware
N house business heretofore carried on by
the late f. A. Norton, under the style of
Gait Block Warehouse Company is assumed
on and after this date by Harriet N. Tyler of
Brookline, Mass. who will continue the bus
mess as proprietor of said warehouse
Until further notice Simeon Malone is au-
thOrized as my agent to sign warehouse re-
ceipts the signature to be
HARRIET N TYLER,
Proprietor OF Gait Block Warehouse
By SIMEON MALONE, Agent.
Present outstanding receipts may be pre-
sented at the warehouse tor adjustment as
heretofore. ~
Portland Me-, July /, 1897. jlyld2w
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EOR SALE-A fine. new house which has
Il never been occupied; situated on South
st Woodfords Corner contains two rents of Z
rooms each and has all the modern improve
ments Inquire of A. c. LIBBY & CO., AZ IL
Exchange St. ~
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VNO LET-Upper rent No. 40 Stone ST.,
rooms; upper rent 5 rooms, 81 Myrtle;
upper rent rooms. Greenleaf; upper rent,
3 Stetson Court, Z rooms and bath, also sepa-
rate rent rooms and bath, all modern improve
ments. Apply to VIM. H. WILLARD, 1874 IL
Middle St. IL
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WANTED-sITUATIONs.

VNANTED-Situatio as housekeeper for an
w aged gentleman or as nurse for an aged
lady. Address E. A. u, 3l9 Bates St., Lewis
ton, Me. 81
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r AIDES LOOK-Ladies' $3.50 and So boots
~ marked down to $1.29 per pair; $1.25
goods marked down to SO cents. HUB SHOE
STORE, 1919 Middle street. II
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TEACHERS WANTED-For Maine and
Il Massachusetts. Enrolment curing July,
good for two years. Only 80 cents to pay nee
essary postage. Send for registration blanks
Immediately and mention this paper, HOME
TEACHERS AGENCY, 1854 Washington
street, Boston, Mass. 9-2w2w
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EOR RENT OR SALE-Parties wishing to
buy, sell or rent real estate in Portland or
vicinity, will find large list of desirable prop
critics by calling at the Real Estate Office of
FREDERICK s. VAIL, First National Bank
Building Portland, Me. 81
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ITO leftover tenement of rooms, 1853
Il Clark St., cor. Cushman. Inquire at 1877
Commercial St., between 8 and O'Clock,
G. A. S. HOLLAND. IL
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THE ORCHARDS-A delightful summer
l. house on large farm, scenery unsur-
passed, beautiful shady drives and walks,
pure running water in house, vegetables,
berries, cream, daily mail, piano, ETC.
Address MRS. SAML DAVIS, North Water
boro, Me, ga
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DESIRABLE TENEMENT of 5 rooms, CEN
- traly located price $40 per month. Also
tenements for 81, $3.50, 50, S11 and S12 per
month, and stores at West End. BY j. G.
WOODMAN, SO Exchange St. IL
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VlO LET-Furnished rooms. S1.5O, $500 per
L week, near the picturesque Royal River. 2
miles from the salt water. Large lawns for GRO
quet and hammocks. Convenient table board.
Good home for sketching party; ideal place for
a quiet rest. &. T. and M. c. Railroads. RUS
SELL HALL Yarmouth Me. 81
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THO LET-For the season at Trefethen's land
Il ing.a pleasantly situated cottage near land
ing. Apply to L. d. AUSTIN, 1872 Middle
street. al
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MALE HELP WANTED.

VANTED-Offic boy must be Of good ap-
W pearance and well bred. Address In own
handwriting. P O. Box 452. 81
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EOR RENTAL Cousins Island furnished
cottage of 16 rooms near steamboat land
ing. Apply to l.. ID. AUSTIN. 1872 Middle
street. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for one week for rs cts. in advance.
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WANTED-A lady of neat appearance, sala-
w ry SIS per month. Address MRS. O.
CATHARIN, Portland, Me. 81
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FOR SA LE-Received the first lot OF this
= years male canaries, parrots hooking
birds, etc. All kind of cages. seeds and sun
dries already on hand. Prices very,reasonable.
FRED BROMBY, $50 Congress ST. 81
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one wock for rs cents. cash in advance.
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Washington, July 10. = Impressive
funeral services over the late Senator
Isham G. Harris were held in the Senate
Chamber at noon today in the presence OF
President Mckinley and members of his
cabinet, Senators and members of the
House of Representatives members of the
Diplomatic Corps, Justices Of the Supreme
Court and officials from all branches OF
public life.
The chamber had been deliberately
late Senator was heavily bound in crepe
with a crepe scarf thrown over the vacant
seat. The casket was covered with black
broadcloth, with heavy oxidized silver
trimmings and on the plate was inscribed
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TyO LET-Furnished rooms at git Cumber-
l. berland ST. References required. 81
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SUMMER BOARD,

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for % cents. cash in advance.
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FOR SALE-Beautiful little island in Casco
Il Bay. high elevation with extensive ocean
views. only miles from Portland pleasure
steamers pass near every trip first time. Offered,
great bargai". w. H. WALDRON & CO.,
$50 Middl 90 81
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EOUND-July 9TH pocket book containing
l. money. a bank book and valuable papers
which will be returned to the owner upon proof
of property. Call a: Fred L. Merrill & Co., 151
Federal ST., any evening after .p. m. and en-
Quire for MR. BAILEY. 81
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"ANTED-A few boarders in a private
w family on Diamond Island. Pure
water, fine location, low rates. Address
"G', Diamond, Me 10-1
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EOR SALE-We have very choice list of de-
Il sirable real estate for sale, rent or exchange.
We also make speciality of collecting rents
and general care of property. FREDERICK
s. VAIL, Real Estate, 1st Nat. Bank Build
ing, Portland, Me- 81