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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-25

New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Co., has issued the following general
order: w. E. Chamberlain, now assist
ant superintendent of the New York
division, with headquarters at Harlem
River, is appointed general superinten-
dent of the Old Colony system, vice E.
H. Allen, resigned. Mr.. Chamberlain's
headquarters will be at Boston, Mass,
taking effect May 1, 1898.
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1900 PAIRS
LACE CURTAINS

Captured by us last week at half
price. AS usual we give our customers
the benefit of such transactions and
will on Monday add this superb cap
ture to the magnificent list of Values
advertised in last Fridays issue.
500 PAIR LACE
Curtains in Points, Brussels and Gui-
pure effects never sold under $3.50,
while they last S1.25 a pair
800 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS,
Beautiful designs; $500 was the price
of these patterns; while they last $1.50
a pair.
500 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS,
Superb designs, and a regular $3.50
Curtain, while they last $1.9S.
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UNDERWEAR.

OUR STORY
Here short but decisive. Double the
price we ask and then you'll strike a
fair average of the value we're giving.
Jersey Vests down to 4c each.
Jersey Vests down to 121sc each.
Jersey Vests down to 100 each.
Jersey Vests down to 25c each.
Jersey Vests down to 35c each.
Seeing assures buying.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
The bargains at the Silk Counter are
simply provokingly cheap. None can re-
sist buying.
24-inch black India Brocades regular
price 75c, down to 39c yard.
ALSO A SUPERIOR
Assortment of fancy Plaids, Stripes
and Checks, at Soc, 75c and s1.OO yard.
It'll pay you to look at these. Prices
are lower and assortment larger.
CAN WE INTEREST YOU
in black 24-inch all silk satin Duchess
$1.00 grade at SOC.
If so, come and see the quality.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT..
These are bargains that never were
equaled. Every housekeeper should
make a study of our price. Next fall
they'll be from $1.00 to $500 higher in
price.
300 PAIRS .aM
1ox4 White and Grey Blankets, worth
SOC, at 93c pair. -
100 PAIRS
Grey Blankets, 1lx4 size, worth $1.oO,
at Soc pair.
200 PAIRS
Extra fine 11x4 White Blankets, good
value at s1.5o, our price $1.0O pair.
100 PAIRS
11x4 White Wool Blankets, $500
quality, at $500 pair.
And the following unprecedented
value, $3.50 Blankets, now $3.50.
$3.50 Blankets, now $500.
$500 Blankets, now $3.50.
$500 Blankets, now $500.
$3.50 Blankets, now $500.
ALSO
A superb line of Comfortables at
$1.OO, s1.25 and $3.50.
TABLE LINENS.
If we could only reduce this space
one half there'd be room for some of
the other departments. Well try,
however, and see what the lowest
prices ever known on Table Linen will
do.
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54-INCH
Bleached Linen, 100 yard. #
All Linen Table Damask, only 2sc va
PINCH
Cream Table Damask, only $3.50 yard.
Not as good elsewhere, at SOC.
60-INCH
All Linen Bleached Table Damask;
was soc; now, 33c.
75-70-INCH
BleacheG Table Damask; beautiful
patterns only, SOC yard.
DRESS GOODS.
4o-INCH WOOL
Novelties in stripe and bourette Ell
fects, actual value SOC, at 19c.
40-INCH ALL WOOL
Imperial Twill serges, all colorsi
worth SOC, now 25c.
48-INCH NAVY MATLASSE.
All wool, good weight for suiting. acs
tual price TIC, now 49c.
ALL OUR soc AND soc. 8
Novelty Dress Goods in silk. and wool.
matlasse, grenadine, irrfdescent effects3
bourette and brocade effects, now 500
46-INCH ALL WOOL
Vigoreux, in pretty effects, now 76c.
BLACK GOODS.
4s-INcH WOOL -
Grenadine brocade effects, SOC, grade
now 29c.
40-INCH SICILIAN
Mohair, brilliant effects, soc, grade.
for zoe.
46-INCH ALL WOOL
Covert Serge, good weight for sliit-
ing, 75c grade, now Acc. n
46-s INCH ALL WOOL
Henrietta, never sold for less than
s1.25, for 75c.
46-INCH LIZARD
Brocades, very brilliant effects. $3.50
quality, now $780,
SPECIAL 60-INCH
All wool Cravenette for suiting, s1.5d
quality, now $1.00.
46-INCH BROCADE CREPONS.
Very desirable for separate skirts.
$500 quality. at slips. "
LACE DEPARTMENT..
NO OTHER SALE,
No matter what kind, can touch these
prices, as we know they are less thar
half what others ask.
BEAUTIFUL ORIENTAL LACEs
In Burr, 8 to inches wide. IL 1-2c III
1Sc quality, while they last 81 yard.
Others equally as cheap.
HAMBURGS.
zoe Hamburgs, about $500 yards, III
all patterns to choose from, going atsGc
yard.
RIBBONS.
1000 YARDS
Fancy Ribbons, inches wide, all silE
and worth 29c, at 15c yard.
GLOVES.
100 PAIRS
Ladies Real Kid Gloves, both Ii
clasp and button, regular value $3.50
While they last s1.0O pair.
TRIMMINGS AND
NOTION DEPARTMENT.,
PASSEMENTERIE TRIMMINGS
Select styles and colors, Is and Ia
yard. Monday SC.
JET TRIMMINGS
In neat and pretty patterns, worth
10c and 15c. Monday &c.
APPLIQUE TRIMMINGS
In dainty effects, worth TIC to $1.O0.
Monday 49c.
BRAID TRIMMINGS
In Mohair and Silk, black and coiors.
worth 25c to B9c. Monday 100.
GARNITURES
In all the latest Imported Novelties.
Monday soc.
BUTTONS
And Buckles, all sizes, styles and
colors.
DRESS SHIELDS,
Worth 15c. Monday &c.
DRESS STAYS,
All styles and colors. Monday So
dozen.
BELTS.
Special offering Monday, ssc to SOC.
Belts for Csc.
GIRDLES
And Buckles, charming, Monday for
25c.
BELT PINS,
All colors and styles, Monday Sc.
SHOPPING BAGS,
Worth 35c, Monday Ice.
SPECIAL
Supply of DressEakers' Sundries at
clearing prices.
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THE MACKINTOSHES.

Only 20 Mackintoshes at $29S.
Double Texture, Double Capes, etc.,
in cardinal and green, only $2.9S.
THE SHIRT WAISTS.
A great opportunity, SOC, &c.
These are worth 55c and $1.25. While
they last, only 39c and &c.
Are well made "Griffon" and "Stan-
ley goods
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EVEN MCINTYRE & co.

Soc Curtains now 35c.
$1.00 Curtains now Soc.
$500 Curtains now sl.00.
$500 Curtains now $169.
$500 Curtains now SEAS.
$500 Curtains now $2.98.
JAPANESE DRAPERY,
10 and 121ac grades, at Sc yard
SASH MUSLINS.
5000 yards of the Is and tic quality,
going at 10c yard.
SCOTCH MUSLIN,
So inches wide, stripes and figures,
actual value 25c, at 121ac yard.
SMYRNA RUGS.
Think of a full size knotted fringe
Smyrna Rug, in latest 1898 pattern, Sex
II, at $298.
The same Rug we know is sold at
$3.50. Have only so Of them.
CoUCHES.
A full size Velour, upholstered, heavy
knotted fringe Couch, sold at $1,000,
our price $3.50 each
ANOTHER $500 COUCH
We sell at $3.50.
rave no room, SO must Sacrlnce.
HOSIERY
Values like these never were offered
elsewhere. A fact worth remembering.
LADIES' FAST BLACK
Hose, double heel and toe, four pairs
for 25c.
THE BEST STOCKING
Ever sold for the money in America.
ALSO BOYS FAST BLACK
Ribbed Hose, double knee, heel and
toe, 15c, a cheap price, down to Sc pair.
BOYS BICYCLE HOSE,
The CSC quality in many stores, down
to 121ac.
LADIES FAST BLACK
And Tan Hose, a superb quality,
went down to 121sc.
ANOTHER
Two grades finer went down from Csc
to tic pair.
AND
The 371sc grade dropped to 25c.
At which price they are the grandest
value ever sold.
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THE SILK SKIRTS.

Are at Sb.fo.
These are one of our fortresses I'M
matchable in make, variety of patterns
and quality at these prices $3.50 and
$1,000. These elegant garments retail
for $6.4S.
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THE SHIRT WAISTS
THE SILK WAISTS AT ss.sS.

Elegance with no more to pay than
you expect to give FOR the commoner
garments. 1t surprises the salespeople
themselves to see such fine goods sac
rificed at this UNION SALE
Only 80 of them Black, Plaid Taffetas
and Silks. worth every one $500 each,
at 1898 each.
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THE JACKETS
ARE UNPRECEDENTED AT
n

WIZ, S4.gS.
You can save $3.50 to $500 on every
garment you buy from us Saturday.
We are selling these Jackets at these
prices because we must have the room.
Bankrupt sales or any other sales can
not meet these prices till May LIST.
Broadcloth Jackets, black only, all
lined, only $2.9S.
Covert Cloth Jackets, taffeta lined,
only $49S.
THE WOOL SKIRTS.
Light or dark shades. We want every
person to call and see these, look at the
quality. The same Skirts would cost
double the money in any other store,
only $2.9S.
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MILLINERY DEPT

Tomorrow we make an immense dis
play of MADE-UP MILLINERY,
HATS, Flowers, WINGS, etc
Trimmed Hats, worth, SO 90, at $19S.
Trimmed Hats, worth $500, at $2.9S.
Trimmed Hats, worth $780, at 1898.
Trimmed Hats, worth $500, at S4.9S.
UNDERWEAR DEPT.
SPECIAL =
10 dozen White Skirts, worth S5c, &c.
dozen Night Gowns, worth 75c, Acc
Is dozen Black Sateen Skirts, worth
soc, 39c.
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If we could only reduce this space
one half thered be room for some of
the other departments. Well try,
however, and see what the lowest
prices ever known on Table Linen will
do.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-12
COPYRIGHT 1898. BY THE AuTnoR.e

tressed bewilderment IN her beautiful
eyes.
SIS it anything new about my father?"
cit is nothing new about our dear
friend. My child, I must see you alone.
Will you come with me into the colo
nel's study?"
Belknap stepped to her side
Zone moment, DR.. Northcote, if you
please. I ask to be present at this inter-
view. Miss Bascom has just become my
affianced wife, and if there is anything
agitating in store for her I claim the
right to share it with her. Permit me
first, however, word with this gentle
man.
He turned face livid with rage and
hate upon Dennis Whitney.
"Your presence here is still unac-
counted for, sir. If you have any bust
ness with me connected with our not
able transaction, will meet you at
Belhaven. If, as Colonel Bascom' for
mer overseer, you have any claims upon
his estate, they can be settled without
your personal intrusion upon his family.
am not overstepping my privileges as
Miss Bascom s prospective husband in
requesting your instant departure. y
It had always been characteristic of
Whitney-and the trait had been culti-
waited during his career as professional
mbler-that the wrath of foe filled
him with an intense satisfaction result
ing in profound outward calmness.
| But for the reddenng of the scar over
pected the fury that was consuming
him.
He smiled insolently into Belknap's
face and deliberately lighted cigar be-
fore answering him. The old evangelist
glanced an1iously over his shoulder and
thanked God silently that Northcote had
withdrawn Jessica. Belknap stood be.
fore his foe, trembling with rage and
with physical weakness Drawing in
his breath several times to make sure
that his cigar was in good working or
der Whitney finally made answer:
"My score with you, young man, or,
more accurately, with your father, was
settled efectually some time ago. AS
for any claims I may have upon the
late Colonel Bascom's family, refer
you to the Rev. Mr.. Hayden, to whom
permit me to present you. ''l.
Indicating the gentle pilgrim by a
graceful wave of his hand, he turned
and walked slowly to the other end of
the long gallery.
ITO be contlnued)
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Free Pills.

Send your address to e. E; Buoklen
g. Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills. "A
trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con
stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver t, ou3les they nave been
nroyed Invaluable. They are guaranteed
10 be- perfectly free from every deleteri-
Gus substance and to be purely vegetable.
Taey do NOT weaken by their action,
but 1T BY giving tone to stomach and bow
els greatly invigorotes the system. Regu-
ar size csc. per box. Sold by II. T. ;.
Goold 577 Congress street, under Con-
gress Square Hotel.
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pointed yoke. The neck is finished for
wearing plain collars and craVats in tailor
style. The shirt-sleeve, with few gathers
at the top and wrist, has broad straight
cuff. The appropriate finish of this waist
is jaunty leather belt. The proper cut
of the waist can be obtained from the cut
patterns furnished by Harper's Bazaar,
where it appears. Quantity of material
required-three and a quarter yards of
thirty two-inch cotton goods.
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Continued

They were nearing the gate that led
I'D to the terraces, when carriage dash
ed past them at such rapid pace that
no eye but that of love or hate could
have distinguished features. There
were three men in it. Jessica knew it
for the Whitney turnout. To Belknar
the glossy victoria. with its well groom
ed horses, was entirely unknown. New
ertheless be turned face suddenly
darkened by anger toward Jessica.
"Not once during my army life did
| strike blow at Che enemy, whom !
did not hate, without wishing it was
directed toward the only human being
whom I do hate. -
"You mean
81 mean Dennis Whitney. Unless my
ayes played me malicious trick he was
in that carriage"
Jessica looked after the fast rolling
vehicle.
81 did not notice the men in it, but
that is Mr.. Whitney carriage. His sis
Ter has made the neighborhood familiar
with it," From the old sycamor~tree
ut the forks Of the road they could see
the house. Belknap turned very pale
cit has stopped at your door. You
don't suppose he would have the lnso-
lence to seek an interview with me un-
der your roof?''
Jessica shared his surprise.
81 do not even know the man by
sight. He may have simply brought
some one to my doors. Pray don't agl.
tate Yourself Remember that mine is
the right now to dictate terms, and
positively forbid any display of temper.
All, see, he has brought my dear old
pilgrim back to me. y
The carriage was depositing its pas
sengers on the front gallery when Jes-
sica and Belknap reached the terrace
steps,
s"And Northcote,'' said he, with in
creased surprise. 81 took it for granted
that he had rejoined the company long
ago. I knew he had fortnight's fur.
Tough when he brought me as far as the
river. F."
As Jessica and her guest reached the
gallery, where the three men stood, the
situation became embarrassing III the
extreme. The old evangelist stepped to-
ward her with outstretched hands.
my daughter, you did not expect to
see me SO soon again?''
Expected or unexpected, reverend
father, you are always welcome, ane
Dr. Northcote, too, I make welcome al
my dear fathers lifetime friend. %
She extended her hand in gracious
welcome to the two men. Toward Whit
ney she glanced in perplexity and bow
ed coldly. She could not extend wei
come to the man who had ruined hel
lover.
Whitney himself precipitated the
finale to a scene that was trying the
nerves of the strongest man among them
"Perhaps, DR.. Northcote, as the life
time friend of Miss-of this young lady
i-or of her-of the late Colonel Merri
man Bascom, you can best make cleal
to her the object Of this visit. an
sure she will grant you a private in
lterview."
Northcote blanched to the lips, bu
resolutely stepped forward to comply
Jessica was looking at him with dis
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CoBURN WON THE DEBA TIE. -.r

Waterville, March 11.-Before large
audience at the first Baptist church of
Waterville this evening occurred very
interesting joint debate between repre-
sentatiyes of Coburn institute and He
bron academy, upon the question, Re
solved, that in the last one hundred years
England has done more than America to
enrich literature" Coburn had the
affirmative, Hebron the negative. The
debate was won by Cuburn.
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A Real Catarrh Cure.

The 10 cent trial size of Ely's Cream Balm
which can be had of the druggist is sufficient to
demonstrate its great merit. Send 10 cents, we
will mail it. Full size so cents.
ELY BROTHERS,. Sc Warren ST., N. Y. City.
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking and to a
great extent loss of hearing. By the use OF
Ely's Cream Balm dropping of mucous has
ceased voice and hearing have greatly i'm
proved-J. W. Davidson, Atty at Law, Mon
mouth. Ill.
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In direct contrast to the French waists
now being worn across the water is
new utility shirt-waist, one of the tailor
models, with smaller sleeves than last
year, embodying one of the best New
York styles, especially suitable. for striped
ginghams and percales. The fitness of
the front is gathered or pieated into a
small space at both neck and waist.line.
The back has slight fitness under the
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ITCHING PILES.

Any one who suffers from that terrible
plague, Itching Piles, or from Eczema,
will appreciate the immediate relief and
,,ermanent cure that come through the
,,so Of Doan's Ointment. 1t never fails,
free samples at H. H. Hay & Son, Whole
sale Store, 1853 Middle Street.
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Subject, 'sThe Worlds Test of Discipleship."
and Z 80 D. M, Subject, Man Fights not his own
Battle alone. but also that of his Brother" Sun
day school at IL m.
WILLIsToN CHURCH. corner Thomas and
Carroll streets. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and
I. 80 p m. by Rev Alfred I. Perry, of Hartford,
Conn Sunday school at IL m.
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KENNEBUNK BURGLARS CAUGHT

Lynn, March ia. Benson, a Kenne-
bunk merchant, was in Lynn today, but
did not identify any of the crooks now in
custody. The men in Haverhill had been
driven from there by the police. LOTUS
and MCCARTHY were identified today by
Haverhill. This connects them with the
Maine break. The Lynn police are await
ing requisition papers from Maine. All
seven men are held for trial.
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WIT AND WISDOM


Fogg-Well, there's one thing will say
about this house.
Bass-And what's that, for goodness
sake2
Fogg-When you sit down to breakfast,
you always know just what you're going
to get.-Boston Transcript.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores.
pondents of the Press.
BROOKS,

BROOKS.
Brooks, March 9.-Headquarters of A.
d. Bean, Camp, No IS, Div. of Me. S.
of V.
Sir.-In compliance with a unanimous
vote OF A. d. Bean Camp Sons of Vet >
ans, / beg leave to offer you the Sc vice
OF said camp in defence of our national
honor and the flag in the event OF war
with Spain. With great respect,
Your obt. servant,
E. L. BARTLETT, A. B..
Capt Com. A. u. Bean Camp, 5. OF v.
No. 55.
NEW GLOUCESTER.
New Gloucester, March 1.-THE follow
ing is the Republican Town Committee
chosen March 10:
Seth h. Sweetsir, Chairman, New
Philip A. Col Ter, Secretary, New
Gloucester,
John l. Stergis, New Gloucester,
Enoch &. Wells New Gloucester,
A. j. Haskell, Upper Gloucester,
S. A. Woodbury., Upper Gloucester,
II. H. Jordan, West Pownal.
POWNAL.
Pownal, March 9.-The death of Mrs.
Snsie Charlotte wife of Henry Lang, &C.
Cured at the residence OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Richardson, Satur.
day. March 5th The funeral services
took place on the Sunday following.
same being in charge of Rev. Mr..
Brooks, of Yarmouth. The floral offer
ings were very beautiful. A pillow COM
posed of pinks, roses and other cut flow
ers. inscribed with the word SUSIE
was given by the family, and Tyre, com.
posed of white pinks, pink roses and
Easter lilies, by the employees Of Standard
Dry Plate Company of Lewiston. Other
relatives and friends remem beriDg were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Stubbs, Mrs. Jen-
ME Flagg and Master Arthur Plummer
Lewiston; Mrs. Moses Plummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Loring, MT and Mrs
Greedy Loring, Westbrook; Mrs. Ann M
Wing, Auburn; Mrs. Smaller, Mrs Bes
sic Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dow, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Phipps ana Mrs. Staples.
| The annual town meeting occurs or
Monday, March 18th. A dinner will be
served in the hall on that day by the La
dies Aid Society, and the patronage Of
our townsmen is solicited at same.
| Miss Lizzie Chapman, of Portland, has
been the guest of Mrs. Ettie j. Latham
| for the past few days
The Young ladies of Pownal will give
a "Puritan Party at Mallet Hall OF
Monday evening, March l4th. A mos
delightful time is expected.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Porter recently
| entert aimed company OF friends at theil
pleasant home.
Mrs. Flora Edgecomb and daughts
spent Il few days with Mrs. G. S. Davi
| last week.
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DOR RENT-April 1st. lower tenement, en-
Il tirely separate, of house No. 1879 Spring St,
containing seven rooms besides halls and bath
room; exposed plumbing, steam heat Inquire
at "A DEERING STREET. 2-tf
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vHYANTED-A place for girl to do house
w work; about twenty years old, has best
he an exceptionally nice person for people who
take a girl into their family. She will adapt
herself to circumstances. Address MRS. c. M.
GLIDDEN, No. IS Green ST., Augusta, Me.
IL
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mo LET-A first class store, suitable for
L any business; been grocery and provis-
ion store for over thirty years, the well known
stand of M Y. Knight at 40 Oxford st. For in
formation inquire at 20 Anderson st. 81
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MALE HELP WANTED.

GALESMAN-s5 a day, No canvassing. No de-
~ liyeries No collections. Samples free Side
line or exclusive Mfrs, s9a1 Market ST.. Phila,
1oar8laB4eHS
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MUSICAL GOODS JnsE received:i pianos.
AVA music boxes, reginas, violins, mandohns.
music, music books, music rolls, superior yio-
lin and banjo strings. Please call at HAYES,
Ala Congress st. feb24-4
NOR SALE-Or lease a lot OF land at the West
IL End, corner Forest and Congress streets
containing about 1924 feet Apply to E. HAIR
LOW. $40 Congress ST. jan25dtf
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yXTE. will advance money on any kind of
w merchandise consigned to US, or will
nav cash for household furniture, store
stocks and fixtures of any description. GOSS
q WILSON, Auctioneers, Is Free street. lift
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MARK DOWN SALE-One lot Ladies' Gypsy
III cut $500 boots, 81 rs; one LOT Ladies'
Gypsy cut $500 boot S1.OO; one lot Ladies'G Goat
and Dongola $500 boots, 75c; one lot Ladies
Sl.25 OxfOrds at 75c. j. E. FAIR One Price
Shoe Store At Exchange street. AZ
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vxrANTED---A lady bookkeeper (now EN-
w ployed) desires to change her .a position;
Used to Correspondence without dlctatlon ana
owns typewriter. References. Address U. S.
A Press Office. 1Vl
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xxrANTED-By an experienced American
w lady, would like a situation as house
keeper or first class cook. Good references.
N''' - 1O-1
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EARM FOR SALE-Farm known as the
l. "sturdivant Farm" in Cumberland, con-
tains about 65 acres, tillage. woodland and
pasture. 1t has a large barn. with cellar, shed.
hen house, Ice house, and with cemented cellar
under main house. Buildings in good repair.
Pleasantly situated, within three minutes walk
of railroad station, and five minutes of Port
farm, and well adapted to raise garden truck.
asparagus. raspberrles, blackberries, straw
berries, and other small fruit for the market.
Terms reasonable. Inquire Of s. /. STROUT
ON the premises, or A. A. STROOT, 80 Ex-
change ST., Portland Me. mar104