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Her Romantic View of It.

John" said his wife, as she laid the
morning paper down, according to the
Atlanta Constitution do you think
thefe'll be WARP"
1T looks that way" he answered,
but don't let it worry you,
1T DON'T she said, thoughtfully, and
with a far-away look in her eyes, Il
was just thinking
Just thinking? OF what, love?"
That it would be romantic
"Yes?"
For you to be found on the battle
field
"Hem!"
Dead, under the dropping flag"
THE devil!'
with my picture on your breast
Blood and thunder!"
Pierced through and through"
Look here, Molly
With a brutal Spanish bullet!"
He said "d-n.'' but she was so alb
sorbed that she didn't hear him.
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East Wind.

CA LULLABY
Sleep sweet, birdill:n,
In the nest, mothers breast,
Silk-soft for birdikin,
With wind in the east.
Hush O. birdikin,
Sleep away another day,
Much too cold for birdikin
Is east wind day.
Sleep soft, leafkin,
Softly curl nor unfurl,S
Silk sheath for leafillin
OF pink and pearl
Hush, o. leafikin.
Nor Enclose. baby rose,
Much too harsh for leafikin,
East wind blows.
Creep close, lambikin,
Nestle, hide. by mothers side.
Till uospring, for lambikin,
Daisies pied.
Hush O. lambikin,
Safe in fold from the cold
Till south wind for lambikin
Her wings unfold.
Hush O. babykin,
Mothers joy, fathers boy,
Pearl of pride is babykin.
And winds are keen.
Dream sweet. babykin,
Golden head in rosy bed,
Over sleepy babykin,
Angels, lean,
Pail Mall Gazett
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Her Sacrifice.

IF war breaks out" said the little
woman with the bright gray eyes, I'VE
must all do something to help. We
can't fight, of course but each of us
can aid in some way. We must econ
omize on our pocket money, and buy
nice things for the wounded. We must
reduce our extravagances. We can
buy cheaper goods, you know, and put
less material into our gowns"
Yes" said the dreamy girl with blue
eyes; Il know what 1 can do. / can
have my bicycle skirt cut shorter,
And all the other girls said Obi
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Smart Suits for Little Boys.

At 3 years of age mothers usually
want their boys to look as boyish as
possible, and adopt the kilt skirt and
blouse, or jacket, and one-piece suits;
the latter are of serge. duck, denim.
pique or Madras. The prettiest are
of pique, with embroidery for belt, coll
lar edging. center plait and cuffs. The
blouse and kilt skirt are made of Ma
dras, blue or white serge, linen, duck.
gingham or percale. and the short jack
ct of the same material with loose
waist of white lawn or cambric.-La-
dies Home Journal.
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The Difference

Il doan see no diffunce 'twix' de man
at wucks an de man at loafers," said
Deacon Johnson.
''Dey hain't no diffunce, speshul,' re-
piled Deacon Jackson. 'ceptin' dat
dey calls de loaferin' feller .kunnel. 90
Atlanta Journal
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An Eloquent Meaning.

do you ring the curfew bell in your
village?"
No; we strike a shingle with an old
slipper"
What does that mean?"
1T means that any youngster found
out after 8 O'Clock will be eternally
walloped."
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First Boarding Mistress-What is
your method of using up bread crusts?
Second Boarding Mistress (firmly)-
The bOarderS eat them-Puck
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II man marries a woman because
she has more sense than he has. he is
never allowed to lose sight of the fact
Chicago Daily News.
The record-union., 1898-05-04

Something like home, that is not
home, is to be desired: it is to be found
in the house Of a friend.-Sir William
Temple.
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BOYS AT WEST POINT.
FROM REVEILLE TO TAPS AT
THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

The Making of Officers for the
United States Army-A Pleasant
Feature of the Life is It's Demo-
cratic Equality-A Place Where
Manly Men Are Made-The
Young Guard of the Republic.
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To your Judge and tell him to send a
white cop after me, and / will come
along The white officer arrived. and
the tar gracefully accompanied him to
the station-house.
The Chaplain is subject to the Cap
tains orders at all times. He may hold
no services without orders to that erect
from the commanding officer. When the
Chaplain leaves the vessel for shore
he leaves and returns in the or
der of his rank. Going to shore the
officers proceed from the lowest. to high
est. and coming aboard in reverse or
der. There is no stated time for hold
ing services aboard. It is the general
custom to hold morning prayer each
day. A more elaborate service always
takes place on the first Sunday of the
month. when general muster is held.
At this time every man aboard is spick
and span, the laws for the better gov
ernment of the navy are read to the
men with barred heads. and preach
ing service is generally introduced.
There is almost always preaching on
Sunday. The men seem really to en-
iov the services. unless they are made
painfully long"
The duties of the Chaplain are set
forth to the least detail in the regula-
tions of the navy. In time or acton
the Chaplain's place primarily is with
the sick and wounded. There are many
hero Chaplains on record. Chaplaln
Chadwick of the Maine is one familiar
to all. Another was the Chaplain who
gave up his life on the ill-fated snip
Victoria, Which went down off Trlpoil
This Chaplain carried men out OF the
sick bay on his shoulders until death
came to him. The Chaplain OF one or
our vessels wrecked off Samoa escaped
most miraculously and holds record
of great heroism.
The pay of the Chaplains when at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-19

little fancy jackets which have retained
all of their former popularity.
Pleatsd back and front and bordered
with bands of black velvet, 1T opens over
q full vest Of white velvet patterned with
black polka dots. The plests of the back
fall over a deep oorselet of the black vel.
vet which is draped to low point in
front. Tho collar lie high band finished
with shaped ruffle, whose lining is vel
yet, and fan-plated bow of velvet forms
the cravat. Small circular puffs sur
mount the close sleeves at the top. while
at the wrist they have the fashionable
fare. The proper cut Of this gown can be
obtained only from the use Of Harper
Bazaar Cut Paper Patterns. Bunches Of
violets intermingled with marguerites
decorate the hat of circulated gray cloth.
Quantity OF material-nloth, 81 inches
vide, s yards; silk, for upper part OF
foundation skirts. 8 yards; black velvet,
5 yards; white velvet, "a yard.
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FROM NEW zEALAND.

Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. 30, 1896.
took the agency of ChamberIain's medi-
cines the sale has been very large, more
especially of the Cough Remedy. In TWO
years have sold more of this particular
remedy than of all other makes for the
previous i've years. As to it's efficacy,
/ have been informed by scores of persons
of the good results they have relieved from
it. and know it's value from the use Of it
in my own household. IL is go pleasant
to take that We have to place the bottle
beyond the reach of the children,
&. j. SCANTLEBURY.
For sale by D. W. Heseltine::& Co., 3S7
Congress St, Edward W. Stevens, l07
Portland ST., King p. Raymond, Cum
berland Mills, VIM. Oxnard, 92i Congress
st II. p. S. Goold. Congress- Square
Hotel
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THE HOME.
A CUBAN CAKE.

Whip the whites OF four eggs to foam,
add the yolks and four heaping table
spoonfuls OF sugar. Beat the whole un til
the sugar has been thoroughly dissolved.
then add four tablespoonfu1s of -four and
half teaspoonful of baking powder sifted
together. Spread it out thin, to bake in
a square pan. When done to a light
brown, out the cake In two and split each
piece, so as to make four thin sheets.
Spread over the inside of the cake a
cream, as given below. roll up each piece
like jelly roll ard ont intn sections
about an inch thick. Now place half a
spoonful of cream on the top OF each little
piece, sprinkle with powdered cinnamon,
and cover with icing.
For the cream take one pint of milk,
four tablespoonful of sugar, peel of half
a lemon and small stick of cinnamon 1.-THE
peel and cinnamon are removed when the
cream is done), one tablespoonful Of CORN
starch and yolk of three eggs.
For the icing boil one cup of sugar and
half cup of water. When the syrup Is
thick whip 1t with fork until it begins
to turn cloudy. Spread Immediately over
the cake or 1t will solidify--New York
Tribune.
SILK WAISTS.
With the tailor gowns. that is, those
that are made with coat and skirt, it will
be absolutely necessary to wear silk
waists, and SO there are great many
different designs being made up. Almost
all are tight-ftting, says Harper's Bazaar,
and made very deliberately. The tuoking
and shirripg that were used on them In
the spring are again to be seen; while a
new fad is to have as many rows Of fan
cy stitching as possible. The waist
should match the color of the gown as
nearly as possible, and not be of violent
contrast in color. A gown of dark blue
cloth has waist of almost precisely the
same color, bgt in silk, and this is made
as cloth waist would be, but with lines
of stitching so Put on as to give "
shaped point back and front; it is tight
fitting, out with basque. and worn with
belt, and round collar of white lace.
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS.
A correspondent wants to know how
to make chocolate cellars such as she has
bought. The rule used at the Boston
cooking school. and which will give much
nicer cellars than are ordinarily sold Is as
follows:
Set saucepan containing half cup Of
hutter and one cup of boiling water over
The fire. When the mixture boils, sift in
one cup of flour and beat vigorously.
When the mixture cleaves from and does
not cling to the sides of the saucepan,
turn into bowl and beat in. one at a
time. three large or four small eggs.
Beat in each egg very thoroughly.
Press the. batter through three-quarter
inch pastry tube in strips three inches
and half in length and on buttered
tins. Bake about 25 minutes in a mod
crate oven When cool cut open one side
and fill with cream filing; ice top with
chocolate frosting.
For the filling, soald one pint of milk
in a double boiler and add one-half cup
of sugar. Mix half cup of flour with a
little cold milk and when perfectly
smooth stir it into the hot milk; stir con-
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x,oR ssALE-New house, corner OF Deering
L avenue and william street. opposite Issd Fes-
s ss.t,s Mans huilt by the day and modern in
svsrv vsv: has conyenisnces such as laundry.
Srspiace. hot water heat. hard wood floors,
electric lights and bells, open piumoing; cue
i es n t to suit purchaser. DALTON & CO., 81
Exchange street. octioou
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E7fRsT GLASS DRUG STORE, corner loca-
II ton; rent low: doing a fine business own
err Just died store must be sold to settle affairs;
wonld be cheap az $500, for quick sale will
make price $500; don't lose this chance. BOS-
TON RENTING AGENCY, l64a fremont st.
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v,oR SALE-Elegsrt new mousse of rooms on
L Deering Highlands (Glenwood ayenue)
near street cars; house is finely finished In cy-
press and hard pine. papered through9sns. open
heated fhrouchout laundry. cement walk, In
fact a model, modern home At 2 reason , PRICE
and on easv terms. DALTON 60, % Il, *
change street.
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EOR SALE-New house of rooms, directly
T. on electric car line In Deering, only one
minute from three different electric lines, faces
west. high land. hath, plumbing. two pay WIN
dows very sunny, superb home; VIII pc pa
nered and painted to suit purchaser; price
81 500: only $500 down. balance easy; ideal
home, DALTON 8 CO., bS Exchange street.
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BOSTON RENTING AGENCY,
Ie4a fremont Street.

BOARDING. LODGING, 10 rooms, well fur
ID nished, good location, house full of good
boarders sickness cause of sale; Investigation
VIII prove this is a great bargain part c pS,
TON RENTING AGENCY. 164a fremont st.
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GROCERY AND BAKERY doing good bust
" ness; fine location with rent low; this
place is great bargain II taken at once; a low
price will be made as owner wishes to attend
other business. BOSTON RENTING AGEN-
CY, 164a fremont st. III
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6tantly until the mixture thickens and
then occasionally for nearly 5 minutes.
Beat two eggs slightly, add one-quarter
cup Of sugar and beat again, then stir ii
into the mixture in the double boiler.
When cold flavor with half teaspoonful
of vanilla.
For the frosting melt two ounces OF
chocolate, add two cups of confectioner' 3
sugar, sifted. one-halt teaspoonful OF
vanilla and hot water enough to make a
frosting that will spread and remain in
place.
APPLE BUTTER.
Good old-fashioned apple butter is made
in this way: Boil down sweet cider to
one half its original quantity. Pare and
cut in small pieces about three-fourths
as many apples by measure; add these to
the cider and boilito pulp. The mixture
must be kept from scorching from too
hot a fire, and carefully SKINNED. When
the apples begin to cook, they must be
constantly stirred with long wooden
spoon. A good idea is TO have scraper
about eight inches long fixed to the
handle OF the spoon, crossing 1t at right
angles as the bottom of the kettle must
be constantly scraped to prevent soorch-
ing, for this ruins the whole. With the
apples, sugar to about one-fourth the
weight OF the fruit Is put in. and oinna-
mon and cloves tied Ia q cheese cloth are
suspended in the kettle by long string.
After the apple butter is done 1t is put
into jars or frkins and needs no sealing.
1t improves with age, and is bstter after
standing about six weeks.
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r INCH ROOM or restaurant; for an active,
moderate; fine location for business; good
class of customers: will pay you to investigate
at once. BOSTON RENTING AGENCY, 164a
FREMONT ST. 14-f
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WHOLESALE TEAM, small wares and sta
" tionery lis good paying business routes
we'll established; present owner about TO enter
another business needs the money so will sac
rifce this week; for active man with some capt.
tai it is good opening. BOSTON RENTING
AGENCY. l64a fremont st. 14-l
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nor SALE Edisoas standard monographs.
! latest models. with recorder. reproducer
and records complete. This is the best low
priced machine on the market Send Tor liss
OF records. Can furnish records for any ma
chine. BAILEY'S GUN STORE, z63 Middle
street. iii
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nns l.s Gam ~ s,b street nrst
tub and hot water connections, also hot water
heat. Everything ID fine condition and up to
date. Apply to TRUE BROS, 1894 Fore street,
foot of Exchange street. aug2dtf
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GOAL AND TRAINING business few miles
~ from Boston; only one in manufacturing
town; lease OF land from r. r. for coal DUMPS
only $25 per year; 2 horses, wagons, scales.
harnesses, stock, moving wagon, etc. did
about $500 in teaming last year. BOSTON
RENTING AGENCY, 164a II smopt st. AL
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vxyANTED--For different cities and suburbs
w of 100000 population and upwards. practi-
cal men of large experience In house painting,
possessing good business qualifications, TO make
known to property owners, painters and large
corporations, the advantage of using our U. S.
N. Marine White Paint. over paste form lead.
Apply with references to BILLINGS KING
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mo LET Lower tenement, 8 rooms, bath, hot
water heat. all modern improvements, de-
senty frnisbed VIII se he bk vwhn
ings; an exceptional opportunity Tor small
family starting in housekeeping; references re-
quired; rent $4,000. Address B, B., Box 1857
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ITO LET-A single detached house of rooms,
4 bath with hot water; house all newly
papered, finished in natural wood; also q small
stable with this house for one horse l16 Sher-
man st. Apply 10 COLESWOKTHY BOOK
STORE. 80 Exchange ST. 15-1
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nor RENT-A pleasant sunny rent of
rooms at 2o3 Vaughan st. Hot and cold
water, bath room, furnace. cemented cellar
sc. Apply to H. S. BRYANT, 1872 Middle st.
1871
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EOR SALE-First class investment in mod
ern built house for two families, with steam
heat throughout and all modern conveniences;
will be sold at great sacrifice; located on
Cumberland street, vest OF High. w d.
WALDRON g. CO., 1870 Middle street. 16-1
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ITO LET--Furnished front room in private
family, suitable for two gentlemeH, at very
reasonable price, references required, 1o2 Green
ST., ring right hand DELL It'll
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EoR sALE-Srable on Preble street. three
stalls and carriage room; good place Tor
milkman or expires sfnan to own. Keep your
own horse and save half the exnense Must
sell. BRADLEY & SMALL, IS Preble street.
I'LL
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HOUSE TO LET-Rent of eight rooms, mod
IL ern conveniences. 51f Cumberland st In
quire OF F. A. KIMBALL at Kendall and Whit
neys. .octSdtf
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VARIETY STORE on main thoroughfare ];
cigars, tobacco, snuff. tonic, stationery.
confectionery. etc; rooms connected; rent
very low; small lines OF electrics pass the door;
no,other store OF kind near for quick sale price
will be low. BOSTON RENTING AGENCY,
l64a fremont st. AL
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ITO LET-At Patterson's. 80 Myrtle street,
first house below City Hall q room suit
able for two gentlemen or man and wife, with
board. I'LL
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EOR SALE Modern house, 10 large rooms
and bath. double parlors, central location.
close to Congress street, free use of furniture
until spring; will sell at a great sacrifice. w.
ii. WALDRON s. Co., 100 Middle street.
- = fr.1
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EOR SALE-Houses and lots. If you want
j. a beautiful home in peering and want
to save from 5000 to $500 by buying this fall.
call and see what we can offer you; we have
every descrlbable kind of suburban property
and give you whatever you want; we have lots
all over Deering and can give you any location
you desire. Our houses are new and modern
and our prices are right and terms to suit you.
Let us show you what we have, It will cost you
nothing. DALTON s. CO.. So Exchange street.
Oet13dtf
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuND-A small watch will be given to
Il owner upon proving property and paying
charges. Apply so Exchange street. It'll
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roLEsr,

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 20 cents. cashin advance.
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TaOR SALE--Faimouth Foreside. on eleetris
4 line, about 16 .acres superior land all OF
which commands extensive sea views, with
frontage of 700 feet and attractions too numer-
ons to mention; the best location between
Portland and Yarmouth miles out w. II.
WALDRON & CO., 1870 Middle st. 1871
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EOR RENTING nice rents west end of city
4 location will please you. six rooms EACH
Sebago water. cemented collars. furnace heat
tenants; right parties will find no fault with
price, CHAS. WARREN DAVIS, No. bs Rx-
change street. Ill
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no LET-A modern genteel fiat of rooms,
bath, laundry. steam heat, etc., on Spruce
ST.. near Emery; $25. 90 per month. II taken at
once, rent to begin 30 days later. Apply to
II. PROCTOR, Exchange St Ill
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-Large front
back room; all nicely furnished, fuI mace heat,
gas, with bath room and hot and cold water on
same floor; centrally located eieclrics pass the
door. Inquire at 129 SPRING ST. ISL
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MARRY ME-, NELLIE,

And Will buy you such pretty Ring at
McKenDeys. A Thousand sold gold Rings
Diamonds, Opal Pearls, Rubies, Eneralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings 3 specially. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY, Tho Jeweler. Monument
Square. mar22dtf
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MURDER. WHATS THAT?

One OF McKenney's Alarm Clocks. 300 to
$500. Warranted to wake tho dead. Mora
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY, the JeweIer, Monument Square.
sep28dtf
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HELP WANTED.

M AN OR WOMAN of energy and business
M ability to travel for established firm. S5a
noStn Ald ail s sxpstpsssfS;i lads,nhia pa.
49, - W&SlSi
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WEppINc RINGS.

One hundred Of them to select from All
styles, all weights. all prices in 10, II aud IS
Kt. Gold. Largest and best stock ct rings
iu the city. A thousand OF them. MCKINNEY.
the Jewelar. Monument Square. june7dtf
IsOR SALE Handsome Queen Anne cottage
u at Woodfords, on high land: best locality;
near street cars, church and school; cemented
cellar. sewer Sebago, large rooms, perfect re-
pair, very central; only $500; good lot OF
land: only $500 down, balance easy; rare
chance. DALTON q CO., IS Exchange street:
oetl3dtf
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~ DOM TO LET--Large front room at No.
dentist. dressmaker, etc. INQUIRE at No 5si
Congress ST. E. S.PENDEXTER Jeweler and
optician. oct2ttf
no LET-Nov. /. Lower tenement OF house
i No. 1919 spring ST.. entirely separate, seven
rooms besides halls and bath, first class CON
dition, steam heat. Inquire at A Deering ST.,
morning. noon or night. oct26n
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ITOR RENT Modern fat rooms all on one
Z floor, with separate front door. furnace
heat cemenIed cellar large pantry, closets(
street, rent very moderate. Par ticulars, Real
Estate ONCE, First National Bank Building.
FREDERICK S. VAIL. I61
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TsOR SALE-A new six room house at Wood
+ ford's Corner for $1500; Sehago, sewer;
near steam and electric cars, schools, stores
and churches; lot is 5oxi0o; only $500 down;
balance $1l.5O per month DALTON " co,
| IS Excnange street. oct13du
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r ATHE FOR SALE-Screw cutting engine
~ lathe with independent and traverse feed
fitted with foot motion; chucks, saws, gear
cutters, &C., together with all special tools and
fittings; size sx33 IA; price $3.50 Enquire for
A. E. BARBOUR, Gressey, Jones & Aliens,
Baxter Block. 1871
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SFOI Z ASHTOt = y ZULU
We give you the highest price for Old Gold as
we use it for making rings. MCKINNEY the
Jeweler. Monument Square. oct27dm