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The Eddy current., 1899-04-22

IL Ia with deep regret and sorrow
that Eddy camp No.5. w. q. w was
called upon 10 part with our late be-
loved Sovereign J. II. Carpenter who
was taken away from us on April 10th,
1899.
Our hearts are sad, every impulse Of
our soul is that OF sympathy for those
who loved our sovereign best. They
will look for his coming, but he comes
noti they will sigh for his voice, but Il
Is hushed In the silence Of the grave
lie has fulfilled his earthly destlnyl he
has been called 10 a better land. Like
the trees Of the forest, our sovereign
has sprung into life and grown 10 be q
man, even as the small shrub becomes
q great tree. lie was like the vigorous
sapling around which the ivy and the
vine have loved TO cling and dnd a safe
protection. But now like the tree he
ia cut down and the ivy and the vine
feel the crushing blow The tree can
never on earth be their support again;
but In that better life, toward which
We cast our longing eyes, there shall be
no more parting there. Tenderly, low
ingly we placed his immortal remains
Ia the silent tomb. With sorrowlng
hearts We turn again TO the duties Of
lile.
Rest on, rest on, IN peaceful rest
Eternal life, God gavel
Here mortaia yet unborn will star
Beside his lowiy grave,
Nor shall his goodness be forgot.
while time ita record keeps.
But sovcrcigna, mark the sacred spot,
Where the Sovereign woodman sleeps.
by order OF tho camp.
JHo. l.. KELL, q, O.,
CnAs. MooRE,
ID. b. SUTHERLAND.
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RelfFs Stock pasture.

Native grass and good water, si.m
a month"; 2j( miles ). w. OF Eddy.
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Grace Church.

Divine services on Sunday next.
Sunday school, i0a.m.
Morning prayer holy communion
and sermon, ia, m.
Evening prayer and short address, s
p. M,
REy. JAS. $. MATTHEWS, Rector.
Lueious Dllls, late editor OF the Ros-
well Record, who has.been In the city
for several days. left for Roswell this
morning, While IN the city Mr. Dllls
effected the purchase OF the Weekly
News, which will become under his
control a strictly democratic sheet.
The gentleman will return 10 the city
In about en'days with hls family and
will'at once assume the management
ofthe News. Albuquerque Democrat.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11
AUGUST FLOWER.

at is surprising fact says Prof.
Houton, shat in my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, l
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any
other remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipation.
/ find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling office positions, where
headaches and general bad feelings from
Irregular habits exist, that Green's
August Flower is grand remedy. 1t
does not iniure the system by frequent
use, and is excellent foi sour stomachs
and Indigestion Sasmple bottles
free at f. E. Ficketts, 2l2 Danforth, f..
w. Stevens, l07 Portland, McDonough &
Sheridan's. 235 Congress, and j. E. Goold
& Co.'s POI Federal st.
Sold by dealers in all civilized countries.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

sermon.
At the evening session Of the Institute
last evening, Hon. Horace q. Wadlin,
Chief OF the Massach usetts Bureau Of
Statistics OF Labor, read paper On the
/" Relation OF Earning Power and Wealth
Production TO intelligence. IL travers ed
exactly the oppositiOns assumed by Mr..
Munroe In his paper of yesterday fore
noon- Mr.. Wadlin made these points.
and proved them: That elementary educa-
tion increased the wage earning power Of
the worker from twenty-five to ninety
i've per cent; that the .higher education
increased the wnge earning power from
fifty per cent to several hundred per cent.
and indeed TO an immeasurabla extent.
So that the prosperity Of the state depends
on the consuming power Of the great
middle GLASS, and this consuming power
depends ON the wage. earning power OF the
same class, and that power depends on
education. These positions were proved
by details Of the actual working Of ele-
mentary education In the emigrant GLASS
In cities and factory villages.
by Mrs. Florence O. Porter, President of
the Maine Federation of women's Clubs.
Subject. "The Function OF the Woman's
Clubs In Public Education. Ii was a
clear, concise statement Of the lines along
which the women nre working, well writ
ten and we'll delivered. These lines as
set forth by Mrs. Porter are: union OF
effort with the teachers \ school sanitation
and ventilation; school room decoration;
school grounds and out buildings; vaoa-
ton schools; text books advantages and
OF the free text booklplnn;
temperance instruction. women On the
school boards.
The Institute will close tomorrow
Monday noon The papers and address
es have been, SO far. OF a superior whine
and no doubt President Elsiot's aud Prof,
Todd's. which are to be given tomorrow
forenoon will be Of the same high value.
The Portland tesohers have dou btless
gone to the great meeting at Los Angeles,
rs none Of them are here.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

tOh SALE-klegant new residence OF 10
-. rooms lnrcelain BATH oper nickel plumb
ing hsli mas Philadelphia brick fireplace and
nnahiel, open nIepaces in chambers, hot water
nest L ON Hub heater, slate wash trays and
s ~ hgt anu coia water in all avaiorles one
OF the most desirable locations in Portland
west Ot dlgh street. close to street cars; must
ne SOFA as owner Is 10 leave Maine no REASON
able offer viii be refused. COCO IT. OF land, w.
ii. WALDRON & Co, ls0 Nj Idle street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

CAT BOAT FOR sALE-i7 foot eat wv. L.
cenierboard. draws 20 inches, huft in
thorough manner in 'J5 b. Malcolm Mcknight.
dfaughisman for Herrischofi. Bristol, RI ; can
be seen at Laugsfurd Houss Ian, Porpoise
Me-; VIII sell che p. WM. T.. LAIGHTON,
Iangslord House, Cape Porpuise, Me.
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FOR sALE-Forest Avenue, between Dee:in
= Point and NoodiOr Is, house OF rooms
ana oath, hard wood floors, hot wafer heat,
electric Lights and all modern convenioneeS
was thoroughly built Tor hons OF owner. Will
sell at great bargain. w. II. WALDRON 4
w. lo0 mludIe {. 6-i
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FOR SALE-At Oakdale exceptionally we'll
4 built house. IL rooms. with stable; l9i IS by
i1o; irult trees; all modern Improvements;
hardwood fo0iS: adapted to two families Ii de-
sired Price very reasonable. Particulars apply
Real Estlte Office, First National Bank Build.
mig thEDEhlCk ,. VAIL. CT
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AT BAR HARBOR.
and Papers Before
the Institute OF Instruction.

Common schools and the Relation OF
Intsnigence 90 Prosperity.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

WANTED-A cook and kitchen girls, those
w who have had experience preferred APP
ply at once. PREBLE RESTAURANT. is
Preble street. 81
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For SALE Or To LET-The two story brick
mouse. No. $40 Cumberland street. win
ppI l Stable also t"o EO-y wooden tenement
u LOUISE OF Twelve rooms. j. c. WOODMAN 80
Exchange street. fo.i ~
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WANTED.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 80 cents, cash in advance.

- - ~ ssstatti ~ 90 fit. Oh Aliree
adults and three children aged g. IL, IA.
from the middle Of July, a comfortable home IN
TIE country, totel or boarding house viii
answer. but pentleman's Iarm or large
untry place where the family can be taken ia
OF housekeeping; must be located In high and
healthtnl part OF tbs country or by the sea
along the Maine coast. Persons VINO cannot
CONFORM 10 the above requirements Will confer
favor by not replying. Liberal terms for lust
the right accommodations. Answer giving full
ONCE. iii
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EOR SALE = An established grocery and
a bakery business. lOca'ed in Portland. Cath
sales 500 per month VIII sell at cost. No bo-
nus asked Tor business. An exceptional trade,
For further particulars apply Reai Estate Once
S. VAIL. .e-i
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ITO LET-Suite OF rooms with open fire place.
Il steam heat, also one single room, all front
rooms Call 1T 1874 PLEASANT ST., corner
FMk 81
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FOR SALE-Look al this! New two story six
room house and 5O0n feet of land in Deer
ing for Sl400, only $500 down. balance only si1
per month; don't walt until some one puys It
away from you. c. b. DALTON, So Exchange
street. June9df
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

GRASS for sale on Cyrus Cressey place, West
" Gorhnm, viii be sold low ENQUIRE OF AU-
GUSTuS FILES, W. Gofh4m. 81
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e.. az -, a

And VIII buy yau Soeh ,iiy ~ ~
MehFnney's. a iheMsaai sral co. t.s
l1ansGrds. opali'Furi.. lhus'rs 81 N
an ether freehhS siOi :. 4 . su,su
Weaain. i.ingS - s,r.. lai ~ fr
Squaga n,ars.list
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FOR RENT Desirable tenement, 1ne Local
uoa. sunny, slightly. nearly new. near
rooms and finely furnished bath room hot
water heating. set tubs, window screens. II
Grove. corner Cumberland. Apply az house or
AZ oOo Cumberland street. G. 5. N0RCROSS
IL
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stores II:
= y. sSSss'a 100 ceasress su.st
n. 6. Fessendcns 528
". II. Jewctt 5O4
J. A. Lienev. t70
sorasqe, 4 MeKlms soS Congress street.
lhas Anht9h.. D3lA Congress street
i. 1. lionnsli 1856 Congress street.
q. !. Ftcucrickson. 16 fuda street.
). ,. Beardworfh. A3 Middle stree,
y. r. liatch. . Exchange street.
;. 4. tennis, dly Commercial street
{. 5; Guile. Our. Boyd and oxford street.
w. 4. cnrrier. rs Kxcnangc street.
j. w Westman 85 tonW.ei etssi street.
Jol a X: Allen, 3sl ~ Congress street
l.Gniel& 20. GAO Congress az sex
q. J, Hodgson, o65a Portland street.
+. 1, Bracket. Peaks i 3sland.
h. NJ. Butter, GS Pine street.
J. u. vlckery, 22l Spring street.
Il. ID. Mckenzie, cor. Spring and Clark
Capt; Long. AZ Portland Pier.
q. w. Hunt. 3 Custom house Wharf.
John Cox. 20 Monument square.
J. \. Hutchinson. - kim street
y. n. Herfick. 2i9 Middle street.
j. .. Thuss. 81 India street.
q. II. Stowell 80 Preble street.
G. +. Ssmonds. 81 lndi1 street.
Miss Abbie Coofnbs. lS1 Bracket street
Also e ne news stands n n, ne falmouth
tells. and Grand Trunk and Union Depots. IL
can also be obtained OF chisholm Bros. Agents
on al trains q the Ma,ae Central 0rand Trunk
agents on any OF the Boston Trains
The Press can also De found At tho following
places: fe
Augusta +. Pierce,
Alfred--J. Al. Akers.
BaiIeys lsland---D. r. sennett.
Bath-Johl.O. Shaw.
B Biaasto asdi.s. 4 II. Burn Durham q cla'1
Bridgton-A w. Ingalls,.
Bangor-y. ID. Glynn.
Boothbay Harbor-O +. Remission.
Cape Eiisabeth- Dyer s jose
Cumperland Mills-H. G. starr.
Camden-Fred Lewis.
Cornish-L.B. Knight.
DeerIng--N. j. Soaniou.
Deeriing Center--A. A. McConA
Damariscofa--M. ii. Gamage.
, HAST DrerguA--N.sA. Gol0en.
Fairneid-E II: Evans.
E E1s%lssso1a--aW Il Mi MssesS O.
Fryeparg--A. (. fT sys;uo..
Gardiner Russell BROS.
Gre ms Landings w. Ffneles
Gorhanl-- l.. ). Lermond.
y. HIS. M. Leavitt& Son
Gore--f. Il. RUSSELL
hnIghtviile--L- b. Bradford.
Kennebunk-J. II. Gus.
Kenncbunkport-C. 4. Miller
LswistonecS handler 8 Winshin
Long Islands. II. Marston.
Limerick--S. A. C.Grant.
Iisbon--C II. Foster.
Llbson Falis-A. NJ. Gerry.
Mechanic Fans--Merrill & Dennins
No. Dsefine-Noyes & Luryey.
No. Waierboro-- j. II. Chase.
Noi tn stratfora, MI. Q Huschin,.
49, Wiiiams& KimbaI.
A. u. Moves o.
N. Conway--CsH II. Whitaker.
old Orcnartl--Cha.. Fogg.
Oxford-C u. Starbird.
Philips w. A. y. Iragiu.
Rienm 9nd--A. l.. Pre3le.
Rumford Falis-F. J. Rolfe.
kccklaId-Dunn & Carr.
= Ar. & Wall Paper Co
A. j. Huston.
Ssnford-1 ration Bros.
Skowhegan--h. q. Graves.
South Portland--J. f. Merrlman.
a. Kicker q Son.
n. r. Gordon.
1,3uth Windham-J. ". Read.
south r l,aI, p. ssur.ssyans ~
South WaterDoro--G. c. Downa.
E saco w. j.. Sgrecter.
Saco-- H. p. Hendricks 8 Co.
Z. l.. treble.
South Bristol-N. ". Gamaga
!. Il alsh. -
inc,
kundlet,.
xsSs 5aldins.
Is4 soothby.
d B. Mitchell
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fSALL at 50 Exchange street. ground floor, next
~ door TO First National Bank Building and
have your letters written envelopess addressed
mimeograph circulars and postal cards printed
and all kinds OF copy work done; work done al
your Office If desired; evening work Public
Steno graphsr and Typewriter, IS Exchange ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash i'm advance.
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FoR SALE.
HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

TOR SALE-Bargains in cur "made stton,
trousers we sell for Sl.03, l.25 co. $50
ana 25o per pair. Best value for tie money
sold any where. II not satisfactory on ex inin-
alton money will he lefuned by returning 10
u before having been worn. Haskell &
Portland. Main. ii
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sPor cAsA-oLp GOLD.

We give you the highest price for Old Cola as
We use 1t for making rings. MCKINNEY iba
Jeweler, Mnnnxnanf SansEa- cntaIlu
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

TENEMENT TO LET-Lower rent 81 Dan.
forth, four rooms, large yard For partic-
nlars enquire OF J. II. BLAKE. Widgery's
Wharf. 81
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u OOMS TO LET-At Bay View House. Peaks
~ Island also small store or barber shop 10
let Call or write BAY VIEW HOUSE, Peaks
islAn1. Al
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no LET-The westerly half of the Benz. Lewis
residence, II Spring street, Woojfords
nnest location in Deering. electrlcs pass the
door. steam heated. electric lights ana bells.
TWO nrepiaces, ten fine rooms, porcelain bath,
including steam heat. care OF grounds shovel
ing snow, etc. G. B. DALTON, 90 Exchange
street. ie91-ff
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

T1OE SAi.E-At reasonable price nav ,no-ors
70 proof tent specially adapted for cam
Ing IN the woods. Apply 10 AGENT Maine
eamship Co., Franklin Wharf. iii
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advance
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

TO LET-Deslrable tenemenis OF ive, six and
= seven rooms centrally located. Price $40
Sli and S12 per month. j. C. WOODMAN, y3
Exchange street. 1Of
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FOR RENr-House No. 1870 Spring street,
containing 10 rooms and bath. In good con.
diiion. Price only $3.50 per year to desirable
tenant. For permit and other particulars apply
Real Estate once. First National Bank Build
Ing. FREDERICK S. VAIL 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

FOR sALE-Here's another! Elegant. new
nine room house Eastern Promenade
for $500. Corner lot, sewer, Sebago, heated,
gas, BATH, hard wood floor, very slightly bay
windows. and piazza. Only $1,000 down balance
to suit you. c. d. DALTON, SO Exchange 81.
JuneatE
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FOR SALE Horses. horses. inst arrived ana
ior sale; one pair closely matched black
ones, $500, six years old, fearless, sonud and
,lshi lor hearse or any other purpose: one pair
plseks zOOO, years Old. sounI. upheadeJ.
sOod actors and fne drivers, fearless. family
pay also other single drivers and workers.
suitable Tor I'll purposes. Com. Stable and ia
Anesinnt street, :. ]. MURRAY. iOLI
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WANTED-By middle-aged Maine woman
w situation as nurse or companion TO invalid
or aged person. Address L. s.. this office. I'll
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NOR SALE CHEAP-Thoroughbr st B,r-
Ba pups; handsome and finely marked.
Enquire ot JOHN A. CLARITY, proprietor of
Hotel Temp Temple street. Cry. ie99-im
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

TO LET-A cottage on Peaks Island. at Ire
Il fethens Landing on the shore; rooms.
fully furnished. Apply to JOHN +. PROC
TOR, Centennial Block. 6I
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

Continued from Fifth Page.
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II uslN tsS chances grocery well located. nm
- corner principal sretI {. good neiRhborhooSnn
good stock trace and fixtures. living rooms
rent go a mouth; right place for man and wife
10 sehmi price $500. Investigate. GROCER
SI5 columbus Ave, Eoxbury. Mass. Iii
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SUMMER BOARD.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 30 cents, cash I'm advance.
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WANTED-A companion for an elderly lady;
w must have experience in care of old
people and nursing. Address with references.
4, Argus once. Ill
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H ELp WANTED.

HELP wANTED-we want cooks demale.)
"A mattresses, chamber ami kitchen girls,
pantry girls, one assistant pastry cook. Do not
walt minute but come in now. We cannot Ill
our orders. DIRIGo EMPLOYMENT ASSO-
GIATIoN, sss Congress street. opposite City
Hall. ST.
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EOR SALE-At a e. eat bargain. ~ ora ie' Of
a land henNcrn n"v and NHyU siT ei 4 ~
land, &. j. StfIWAEGZ DettUig. or !. =, isAY.
SSl9 kNehaHRe sreet. P1rllae'. 1-l
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TO LtT-Nicely furnished front room, large
ana airy, IN good quiet location, near FIRST
class CLASS boarding house. 10 GRAY ST., between
rhrk and state. Ill
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

ITO LET-Fuiiy furnished cottages at West
End, Long Island by The season. month or
week. Address MILLiKEN, Long Island,
Portland Har6or. iii
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"a o LET-summer visitors IaEe noIlce the
Baine House IS centrally located co Spring
street, cor. OAK. rooms and board. Price 81 90
per day. l9-tf
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10 LET-Downssairs rent at "a Brown. Iu-
quira at 81 BROWN. iii
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash in advance.
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EUR SALE--Blllding lots mt tialt,ale. The
Deering Land Co.. 0TvIs for sale on sitvCr-
able terms. desr .nle huiltin4 o oa Wiil am
Put AM FeSseuden St.. NtkGaj Nrp,y 10
ChA5. G ADAMS Treas 81 NSchang- 81.
aiaA ljeo,y to e IS
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lEWElRY REPAIRING.

~ L are familiar with all k.uds of Jpw.'lry
w repairing and have maize it :. specially
for years. Ne are now ready to maxi g. order
anything In rings or plns Of any SPECIAL ee>l@i
you may wish al very shore nolce MeNEN-
NEY. tine Jewtler, Monument square POI iliud.
Ian ~
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feIlycon, for desert,
" no equal Burnham's beef, wine and IRON
none better. Burnham's beef extract. Iebig's
process, Is one OF the best. Burnham's clam
boulilon IS world renowned. are Standard
goods, sold throughout the United States and
other countries. al
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yANTED-MALE HELr.

WANTED-A good Picture Canvasser. Or.
" ders paid for on verihcation Apply 10
GEO. 'OCONNcR SwetJ's Hotel. Ell
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ADJOURNMENT.

Both boards adjourned to meet Monday
AZ 2. 80 p. m.
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WANTED-To purchase small cottage in
w Portland Harbor; write description, loea-
ton and price to PIPER MFG. CO., 50 Gross
street, Portland 81
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& Wilson. auctIoneers. re-
~ moved TO l64 to 100 Middle ST.. corner OF
Silver St DIFF
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no LET-store IL Free street. Possession
Il given Immediately. Inquire OF PORT
LAND SAVINGS BANK, So Exchange st.
may20ti
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N ADAME ID LEWIS, VIII give trance set
Ia iings, is4 Congress ST., hours 1870 a. 10
800 p. M. Circles Thursday evenings. 10
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The DAILY PRESS

Gan always b. fourd at tho rsriodioa
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a THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds. Opals. Peal,
huoys aud al other precious stones. Engage
stent ana wedding Rings u specially. Largest
mock in the city. IckENNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square marchi9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-11

WANTED-I am now ready TO buy all Kinds
w OF cast of ladies'. GEMS and children's
clothing. pay more than any purchaser In
the city. Send letters to MR. or MRS. DE-
GR00T rs Middle ST. iIyidIw-if
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WANTED-Everyoue who wants new
w house In Portland OF Its suburbs to see ~
at once; we have several new houses which we
VIII sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
Tor good collateral; no fair offer refused; this Is
your chance. DALTON s. CO.. SO Exchange
street June9dtf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

OLYMPIA Oc: s-The following articles
Of Incorporation have been Sled With the
state secretary during the week
Amended articles OF the Northwestern
Improvement Company. Jersey city.
Sunset Lumber Company. ~ seattle. No.
Washington Mining Loan q Investment
Company. Seattle: %acaD
Phoenix Logging Company, SEATTLE. ~ :
xRay Mining 4 Deveiopnaer; Company.
Seattle, SIDp as.
I'M Shoe Company Spokane; 90 80.
spokane Aoserac; Triple Insurance COM
p@ny: Eo9U
cogp~r Twelve Mining Company. Seattle:
shesi~y-Frenca Company. Olympia: r-
S~at'le-Cape Nome Mining q CONNER
ctal Company: r.1s.sa
Clarke Clothing Company. Seattle. 200.
Eikhorn Consolidated Mining & Ailiirg
Company. Spokane. fieo0oe
G & @. Mining Company. Spokane. 30
Sunday Morning Mining a Milling Com
pany. Colyfile: Ssa6G.
Pend d'O-eilie Gold Dredging 4 Mining
Company. appointment Of c. g. Simmons
OF Metal. line agent
Alaska Diamond Drill Mining q Pros
recung Company, Tacoma. So. so
ivarlhoe Express Mining Company. Spo-
kane. $50 90
Albion Banks Fishing Company. New
Wh2rcom: 500
Nhatcom Fishing q Canning Company
New Wharcom. tle5D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
RAILROAD SURVEY COMPLETED.
Construction Work VIII Ne Delay ed
by shortage OF Labor.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelifgAncer
FAIRHANEN. Oct. s--The corps %
Great Northern surveyors have the water
front road from its connecting point near
Burlington 20 this city nearly located, and
IL ts expected that construction work will
begin at once. They will finish TIE survey
In week.
one difficulty thag corfrpnts the build
ers ~ the scarcity OF railroad lahorecs The
City council last Monday night had 10 post
pous the Improvement ~ some of the city
streets because 81 lack II help ~ that kind.
and the BellinRhsm Ray a Eastern road.
which has been making an extension This
season. had the greatest difficulty IN So
curing men The mine owners doing ieveI-
orinc work In the eastern part OF the
county are all working short handed. while
tire shfngie mill proprietors have sp~nt a
great deal Of their time thi. sea son in
hunting for men 10 keep their mills run
ming IL was . frequent sight 90 see mill
ovper= and logging camp proprietors from
SkaRit county or Beiitrgnam bay looking
for men whose fare and expenses they were
only too willing 90 pay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

Whafcom VIII Assess Manufactures
Along the Water Front

Special Dispatch n the rost-IutellixencFr
FATRFFANk< Oct S~The city VIII This
year for the frsf dine assess 81 the prop
eyfy on the waterfront Heretofore the can
sssrfe~ mills and factories thar u8e the
deep water have been exempt from taxation
hy TIRE city. supposedly because 0eynnt
the shore iln~ <u~ tno decision 10 that
the inner haro0r line - tire boundary 81
The city limits ard th!s takes IN the A.
prdePn cann~ry. the ice manufacturing
plant - Pacinc American Company's b.x
c4unery and other properties the roglEe-
Sound sh.nzie and sANmlt the t'gr-a~t
mill steele caanevy and The Pacific
sheet MrTAl WORKS II all there Will -
between Ser dsD ard kse -" worth - tax
ahle property added 20 tae cftys Valuation.
As the 1axaSie property heretofore as
ee.ssd has largely increased. th- cftys IT.
arces viii - in much bette. saapc next
year