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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-08
A VALUABLE INVENTION.
Conserved BY the Fertile Mid a .
Canon City Business Man--
Provisx Great saccess.

/
Frank AcFarlane is the inventor
Tor introducer of new and delightful
method Of moving yards. Everybody
Iwho has tried it, knows what an irk-
some task it is to get out and push
an ordinary lawn mower. Besides its
being rather hard there is not in
the slightest degree any romantic side
to it whatever. People who have tried
both must confer that to ride around
on bicycle is, from amount Of energy
expended and Precipitation raised.
about equal to pushing q lawn mower
Tor doing other manual labor. But
everybody knows that there is faci-
nation about spinning around on a
wheel, sailing, as it were, through
the air, not found in any other pleas
ure. and nobody ever thinks of calling
that work.
For long time Frank has been
somewhat troubled about the condition
of his front lawn. His true sense of
economy would not allow his hiring it
moved every few weeks. and the
good taste of his family will not per-
NIT the grass to grow up like a
meadow, 20 occasionally Frank has
shucked his coat, borrowed his neigh
boris lawn mower and done the clip
| ping of the grass himself.
In not enjoying this passtime, push
/ ing the lawn mover, Mr.. McFarlane
| is not far different from others Of
his sex. Nobody does and nobody
blames another fellow for not liking
lit. Frank has been thinking about
1.-THE matter for some time and now
has capital scheme. He has had
his neighbor's lawn mower re-organ-
lied SO that it cuts when you pull it,
rather than as it is pushed forward.
This alone is an Improvement, as it is
always easier to pull load than to
/ push it. Then he conceived the idea
of pulling the mower while on his
wheel. At first it was rather hard
work, but by much practice in the
street, he soon became quite expert
at tho business Now he has no
trouble about moving the lawn. in
| fact he finds it very pleasant job
and says be ENJOYS It immensely.
Early rissfs ID his neiehborhood say
ii is really interesting. and It times
amusing to see Frank perched upon
his wheel holding the handle Of the
lawn mower in one hand, sailing
about the lawn with as much ease
and dexterisy. as though he were on
a paved street
Others have tried the scheme,
among them, Win Peabody, and they
all say it i really way-up fun. Some
Of the unselfish fellows. who like to
divide all their enjoyments with their
wives, are recommending it at home
as most pleasing and healthful'rec-
reatioe- making thA thin ieshy and
the corpulent slim and graceful.
Frank is now spending much of his
time in his back shop perfecting q
bicycle attachment for lawn mowers
which We dare say, when patented
and put on the market, will yield him
a good liberal income.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-08
Two Canon Boys.

In the class of graduates at the
State Agricultural college. Fort Col
Inns. two Canon City boys we're promi.
nent. These were James Albert
Stump and Lewis Clifford Hall. Oh
them the Rocky Mountain Collegian,
the official college paper says:
JAMES ALBERT STUMP.
Born January IL, 1873. near Canon
City, Colorado. He attended the dis
trict school at his own home until he
was sixteen years of age. completing
the studies of the common schools,
and in addition to this, doing some
high school work. During the winter
Of "a and SO he attended business
and normal school in Canon City.
Coming to Fort Collins. he entered
the Freshman class of the Agricul-
tural College. September s. 1895. He
was president of the Philo-. .Esthesian
Literary Society during the spring
term of the Junior year. He entered
the 0ratorical Contest in 1898, and
again in 1899. at which time he wor
gold medal. He WAS First Lieutenant
in Company A, c. A. A. Battalion.
who. to himseifis 10 law. no law doth need.
-
LEWIS CLIFFORD HALL.
Lived until he was thirteen year,
of age in various parts Of Michigan
his birth occurring at East Saginaw,
September 10. 1876. In 1889 he
moved. with his family, to Canon City
Colorado, where he has since resided
Attending the high school there un.
til fifteen years Of age, he withdrew
from school until three and half years
later, at which time he entered the
Freshman class @. A. c. Mr.. Hal
has distinguished himself along ath
letic lines. He was captain of the
foot ball team in 81; won all rouns
athletic championship, 81. 90, 80
played in base bali team for foul
years, and president State Inter Col
legiate Athletic Association 80. Al
| instructor Of the NJ. A. c. basket hal
tam he did efficient work. Ha VA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-08
Mink Brothers Take Contract for Sinking the Shaft
Fifty Feet Further. Everything Furnished.
$23OO ORE FROM GRAND CENTRAL CLAIM
The Property Owned by Rsdoph Jewet McDouga &
This City and ST. Louis--Whim for the and Copper
Jack ia Copper Gulch-The Joker and Others.

Saturday q contract was let to
Mink Bros. for the sinking Of the
Sentinel shaft an additional so feet.
This will give the mine depth Of
100 feet and determine to certain
extent the dimensions Of the vein
which has followed the shaft to its
present depth. From the character
of ore now showing the owners feel
confident that = rich deposit underlies
1t and will be opened by the extension
Of the shaft. The contractors will
operate with whim furnished BY the
company, and If heavy flow Of water
i not encountered. will make rapid
progress with their work. When
this additional work on the shaft haa
besn completed. It is understood that
the owners Of the property will build
ore bins and make other surface i'm
proyements preparatory 70 chipping.
In Aarsh gulch on the west side Of
Grape creek, . great amount Of work
Is being done and several shippers
are promised It no very distant day.
In this vicinity the Metallic King i
making ths best showing. The Gal.
weston Mining and Development com.
pany Ia operating the claim and tine
plant Of machinery i on the ground.
Manager Lamont u prsparing q
placs this IN operation at onoe. Twc
6klfts NJ bsing worked Q. ~ shAfi
and ors Il being saved for shipment.
About fifty minsrs are 1t work in the
vicinity.
A whim Is being placed on the IxL
and Copper Jack properties in Copper
gulch. The ownars. Goodwin & Fer
guson recently refused . fancy offer
for the group. prefsrring to develop
on their own account. They have
four claims end-lining with each other
along what appears 70 Be mammoth
vein, running strong in copper and
gold. with . showing Of silver and
lead. The property win Be- rapidly
developed now. and sensational news
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-08

On Sunday evening at z O'Clock !
very pretty, though quiet wedding
was solemnized at the residence Of p.
A. Alice, 4l9 Macon avenue. The
contracting parties were Miss Loia
Alice and Mr.. Glenn Mcfarland. Dr..
B. E. Harl performed the rites in the
presence Of few intimate friends Of
the family, among whom are num-
bered DR.. and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. Stockton. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ Lewis. Lou Woods. Many
beautiful presents and warm cor
Gratnlstions were received Frog
ffisnds ID Missouri and sIsevherss
Although having become residents
Of the city only a short time ago,
the young couple have made many
friends. with whom the RECORD joins
IN extending congratulations.
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Y RAsn-0ns cent for each word nrss tnssl
tion: half cent sAch subsequent insertion.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
ON MAINE TRACKs.

North Anson, August lo.--The rnces
at North New Portland today were well
attended. The e.50 classshad i've start
ers and was won by Esther. Rover r.,
and Harry D., divided second and third
money; indicative, fourth. Best time
2.s5.
$50 GLASS, five starters, was won by
Phoebe O.; Troublesome, second; Jesse
James, third; Annie b., fourth. Best
time, 2 80.
Hartland, August ie.--At the Hartiand
Trotting park today, the races were en-
joyed by many people from Hartland md
surrounding towns. The fifst event, 2.SS
class. trot and pace, purse 500, was won
In three heats by Lady Dustmont; Lady
L., second; Sebasticook, third. Best
time, 2.35.
a.2S class, trot and pace, purse 500, was
won by Miss mckinley: Flossie s., sec-
ond; Vulcan, third. Best time, 2 90 IA.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
MORRILLS.

A marriage that will be of Interest to
the friends of the contracting parties is
to occur at Hallowell. September 8, when
Rev. +. I. Nelson. pastor of the Uni
versalist church at East Eddington, Me-,
is to be united in marriage to Miss
Saidse L. Durham OF Hallowell, former
ly of Deering Center. Rev. Mr.. Nelson
was for three years successfully located
In Deering as pastor of the Universalist
church at Woodfords, also of All Souls
Universalist church of Morrills.
After long illness, Mrs. Lucy A.
Cobb. widow OF the late Edward l..
Cobb of Riverside street, North Daering,
died ON Friday at her home as q result
OF cancer The deceased was Go years
OF age. She leaves three sons. Gapdner
H., Q. e., and A. L. Cobb. Tho funer-
al services are to be held Sunday after
noon at two o'clock from l,2 sherman
str eet, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

three minute class for purse Of SIS and
a s.40 class for 500.
Miss Maud winship Of Cleveland, Ohio
formerly OF Portland, who is visiting
friends In this city, viii leave Monday I,
accompanied by her cousin. Mrs. wini-
fred Cordwell. for Burlington. Vt, en-
route for her home.
DR.. g. II. Leighton Is to leave next
Wednesday with the Portland Veteran
Firemen's association TO attend the league
tournament at Fall River, Mass. This
will make the SD firemen's muster
which MIR. leighton has attended,
Friday evening about six O'Clock, little
four year old Gladys Wyer. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William wyer, was run
down by a bicyciist near the paper mill
yards. The littlo girl was running across
the street to meat her father as hs came
from his work. The young man who
her down. Abe child sustained slight
scalp wound and was bruised over the
right eye, but otherwise escaped injury.
No blame Is attached to be bicyclist as
the accident was unavoidable.
A party OF the members OF Warren
Phillips lodge Of Masons, numbering
about go, went on an outing Saturday af-
ternoon to Mitchell's at Spurwink where
they partook Of one of his excellent clam
bakss. The party Left westbraok about
one o'clock and returned late in the eve
ming.
The assessors of westbrook have COM
pleted their work for the season of 1899.
The total valuation amounts to So, 7Ib, 035
divided as follows: Real estate. 8. 1 81 $40
personal estates, 1858, 1876. The total tar
levied is $40. sol Ga and the rate is to be
fixed at $500. The appropriations for city
work in the various departments made
by the present city government amounts
to S75. 60. There Is an overlap ON
taxes from last year which makes good
tse balance Tor the payment of the appro-
priations. The assssors have not found
much OF an increase in the valuation In
the city, but on the contrary things are
about where they hare been for several
years past. The increased tax IS neces-
STATED by the Increased appropriations
which call for over $4,000 which is
about $1,000 more than the previous
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Coffin of Cumber-
land Millsiare enjoying brief vacation
in. Aroostsok. county.
Kew. FIR. L. r. Cunningham, ourate
aud assistant pastor to Err. Dscelles of Sc.
Hyaointhe's church. has been transferred
from Westbrook to the position of as
sistant at st. Johns church of Bangor
over which Rev. FIR. Sweeney Is pastor
Rev. Br. Huotte, who is now at the Ban
gor church is to locate In Westbrook.
Fr. Cunningham has only been in Vest
brook short time during which he has
greatly endeared himself to the people of
the church as also to a large cir,le of
other friends that he has made.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
OAKDALE.

MIR. John NJ. Crocker of Boston. father
OF Q. ii. Croker, Pitt street, attended
the reunion of the 18th Maine regiment,
Friday. August IS. having served four
years with this regiment, without receiv-
ing wound.
b. ii. MatEon, Fessentien street, re-
turned Monday from. short visit in
Bath.
Mrs. 81. P. Hopkins of Newtonyille,
Mass, Is the guest of Mme dawes, 30
Falmouth street, Thursday afternoon and
Friday morning she will be pleased to
sec her old friends. hbH
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Maud, Fesssudsn park, went to
Winthrop on Saturday for short outing.
Mrs Frank Cushing, and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Boston Highlands, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Towle,
Falmouth street.
Mrs. Charles S. Monk of North Fal-
mouth has been the guest of Mrs. S. NJ.
Croker the. past week Mrs Monk was
classmate at Kent's Hill with Mrs.
Croker.
Mrs. S. J. Latham, Falmouth street,
Is in Freeport, the guest of Mrs. Marths
Royal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
DAMARIsCoTTA,


Damarisoo'ea' august N-James
AnowtSoh' son Oh she lase y. >. Anowl-
.on' uieu To-Day, aged % years. he had
peeh an Invalid over % years.
ins oroer Oh ene ". ~. .. hao clam
oake yesterday at Prentice's Island. The
steamer Ahonyne ana barge LYDIA rink
man, captain Hoey, conveyed the crowd.
All reported q COCO time.
Isaac y. seiaers Is spending his vaca-
sion In Portland this week.
onaries MOTIFS Is attending the races at
nigpy tAis week.
1reen buzzsii OF Waterviiie Is &C w.
A. fint's Tor TWO weeks.
mrs. ~. n. Oas.nef returned with ner
SISTER sosepnlns brown 10 "aKeneia'
mass ior rev weeks.
MISE Annie IL MeeAs anu MISS trace
mess ~ NewtSn MASS are y enuing tneir
49, c,.as. "se' -AA''
Mr. EuIlsr h 81, ,., :.
co,n hal, raarIr ra,,,.sa 80 a. ~,
onanaa soon hv cor,or,s ,.,,rs..a,.
EST CUMBERLAND.
West Cumberland, August ia new
stone underpinning is being placed under
the school house In No. 4. Mr.. r. N.
leighton is doing the work, assisted BIZ
Charles Leighton and Ed. Ham.
Mrs. NJ. f. Mansise and.Mrs. Ellen
Shaw spent Thursday lat Kiserton. |.
A song service win be held at the NJ.
3. church next Sunday evening conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Pratt of Lynn. Mass.
Miss Eva Morrill, of Portland is spend
ing few weeks with Mrs. @. W. Shaw.
Mr.. Clinton Shaw, who has been at
work in Desiring for several months, has
returned home.
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Msssrs. ]. Morrill, and Rufus Lesrow
are at work carpentering for N. d.
Farwell.
Miss Sadie Orr is spending few days
at Mr.. Levi MorriIlis
Mrs. Ruben Bracket spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. J. Morrill,.
Mr.. Eugene Farwell Of Boston is spend :
Ing his vacation at his fathers, N. ID.
Farwell's.
Mr.. Ernest leighton OF Lisbon is
spending few weeks at his grand.
mothers. Mrs. Ellen Shaw
Mr.. @. W. Shaw and wife Of Yarmouth
spent Sunday with relatives here.
BUXTON.
Bar Mills, August 19.-Blanche M.
Harrington is to give reading and con-
cert at the Buxton Lower Corner church
Tuesday evening. OF II stormy Wednes-
day, August %, at eight O'Clock.
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WESTBROOK.

Miss Mildred Stevens, who with her
aunt. Miss Annie Pearson, ia visiting in
North Adams, Mass, was out driving
Ihursday. when the horse became unman-
ageable, throwing out the occupants.
Miss Mildred as result sustained q
broken wrist. Her mother, Mrs. Fred
Stevens, has received letter announcing
that abe is doing nicely now.
Arrangements have beep perfected for
the races TO be held on Westbrook day at
Che Gotham faiE The -sces include a
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

Mr.. 10 kaler, superin tendent OF pub.
lic schools, announces that the public
examination Of teachers In the city Of
South Portland will DO held at the High
school rooms, Saturday, September Q, al
pa. m.
Mrs. James II. soule died after a short
sickness at her home en- Meeting House
hill, Friday afternoon. The funeral took
PLACE yesterday afternoon from her lata
residence.
Miss Graco Upton has beon visit ing
friends OF Auburn the past week.
A traverse juror will be drawn for the
September term of the Superior court at
the city clerks ofiice, Wednesday evening,
August e3. at 7.s0 D. M.
Ths Ladies' circle of the North Congre-
gational church viii hold an loe cream
sociable at Willard in the near future.
Capt. Henry willard Is making exten.
sivc improvements on his property at
Simonton cove, preparing 1t for cottage
and building lots.
Miss Mildred Henly Is working at the
Office of the Portland Advertiser ae q
compositor.
George Hill of Boston Is spending his
vacation with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Edward +. Hill on the Ocean House road,
Cape Elizabeth.
Mrs A. ]. Hutchinson and Mrs. Doc
little Of Brunswick have been entertained
at the hons of Mrs. Hutohinsons father.
Mr.. II. II. Pittee.
Mrs. Il. p. Flavin and Mics Helen
Pingree have been Wishing relatives at
Higgins Beach. Others seen at this well
known spot are Miss Mareie Libby and
Miss Gosson. Dover, N. H., Mrs. Charles
Hooper and daughter, Mrs. Reuben Beai.
Mrs. Blanchard and family, Westbrook.
Miss Maud Nay and Miss Fannie Stew
ems are visiting at Mr.. Herbert Loveitt's,
Angel avenue. for two weeks.
Last Tuesday a merry party Of bout
flfty met ut willard Beach to enjoy
fish ohowder and green corn prepared by
Capt. ]. Brown and j. Doughty. Every
one pronounced the chowder fine and the
day was all that could be desired. A mong
those present from out Of town were:
Mrs. Bacon, New York; Mrs. MiIlett,
Allston, Mass; Mrs. Il. W. Lsonard and
son, Cambridge, Mass; Miss Florence
Farwell and Miss Margaret Norwood,
Cambridge, Mass. The South Portland
people present were: Mrs. S. Doughty,
Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. Ridley and family,
Mrs. Julia Beals. Mrs. Charles Cohen and
family, Mrs. u. Ohler and child, Capt.
Scott Oliver and family, Mrs. Albert
Doughty, Mrs. Arthur Doughty an d fam
lily, Mrs. Arey and family, Mrs. Harper
and family, Mr., L. Dyer, Mr.. j. Brown
and daughter Ethel, Miss Lucy Knight.
Mrs. Thomas Talbot. who died Friday
afternoon at her home on Cushings
Point, was born in Berwick. and was
about 40 years old. Besides husband,
she leaves two sons, Charles S. Talbot,
Of South Portland, aud Thomas X. Tai
bot, of Lowell, Mass. She was men,
Der of Myrtle Assembly, p. s., and of
the Good Samaritan Society. She was
highly respected and took leading part
in the work of the Samaritan Society,
of which she has been president for 25
consecutive years.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
YARMOUTH.

Rev. B. p. Snow, A. NJ, principal of
North Yarmouth academy, has returned
from his vacation at Bethlehem. N. H.
Rev. George Putnam of hiilbury, Mass
pastor of the First Parish church, Var
mouth, from 1860 to 1870. Is spending his
vacation at Lookout cottage, Princes
Point
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

Little Boy writing to his schoolmas-
terri Everybody at home is delighted
with the progress | have made at your
school Why, when l came to you, l
knew nothing, and now, even in this
short time, l know ten times as muchI--
Punch
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
Dinerens Methods.

My wife writes to me every few days
from the seashore for more money"
well, gave my wife all the money
l had before she went away, and now /
have to write to her when want some"
Chicago Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

EOR SALE-A fine. new 10roomed house at
- Fessenden Park, ON the new electric line
not water heat, feven hardwood floors front
and rear yestibules, slate sink and wash trays.
porcelain bath tub, two fireplaces. water closet.
cold closet aud laundry IN fine cementsd cell
Iar, granite underplnnlng aud chimneys; speak
ing tubes TO the servants room etc etc We
do not require cent TO be paid down. but will
SCI you this house foi o payment of $40 per
MARKS s. EARLE CO., No. ~ Monument Sq.
181
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds of Jewelr
" repairing and have made 1t 3 specially
for years. We are now ready 10 make 70 ordel
anything In rings or pins of any special design
you may wish at very short notice. McKEN
NEYs the Jsweisr, Monument Square, Port iand
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

The old familiar bug wrapper and Landscape
trademark upon each bottle of Ponds Extract
are almost as good for sore eyes tor rather the
sight of them ls). as the healing qualities of the
contents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
Here,a a sucre.tinn

heres Suggestion.
Did you know our horse baked yes.
terday"
Gracious! What did you do?'
Hitched an automobile to him and
ragged him home. Indianapolis Jour.
nal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
EGects Arc similnr

Summer Girl (at popular bathing re-
sort)-This must be salt water. l can
almost float in it.
Experienced Aunt-No, dear, 1t is not
salt water. But you are so very fresh,
you know.-Chicago Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

nor SALE Elegant now room house. cor
a ner OF Deerlng Avenue and William st,
Open plumbing, hot water heat. architects
plans corner lot, beautiful suburban home
Price to suit and terms easy c. b. DALTON,
80 Exchange street. June9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
spoiiinr the Enn

Jimmie.Won't yer nav let yer &c
swimmin?
Tommy-Yes, but she wants me tc
take cake O. soap an towel along
New York Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
A THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Peal,
Rubys and all other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rings specially, Largest
mock In the city. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. marchi9dtf
ENoR sALE-Here's anotheri Elegant, new
nine room house on Eastern Promenade
for $1,000. Corner lot, sewer, Sebago, heated,
gas, bath, hard wood floor, very sigb1y, bay
TO suit you. G. r. DALTON, IS, Exchange ST.
June9u
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

CHEAP FOR CASH, or will exchange for
~ real estate, manufacturing plant In Boston,
goods in constant demand by ali rrocers and
provision deaiersi owner going to Cuba; must
dispose Of business quick; only small capital
required 10 run business. Apply TO OWNER,
room 22C, Equitable building, Mix street, Bos-
ton. jly20&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

FOR SALE OR TO LET-At West Pownal r..
*. station, six acres OF good lind story
ana malt house, ell. and stable In good con-
altion; running spring water, several fruit trees
ana q nne rock maple grove. ALFRED WOOD
MAY, 10 Deering street. Portland, Me. 3I-4
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H FIErcHna.
In use for more than thirty years, and
zns Kind Yos Havs .dfways BOngAs
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

FOR SALE-1 10 story house containing 8
rooms In good repair. fitted for one fatoitvo
with stable, situated on the corner of Forest
Avenue and Ocean SITS, lot 00xl2O For further
Exchange 81. 40
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

FOR SALE-Tweniy-six good building lots at
fessenden Park. on the new electric line,
on Brighton ST., at nearly acre price we prefer
TO sell In Jumps but viii sell singiy; a chance
for some one to double their money. MARKS
Y EARLE CO. No. u Monument so. 18I
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

nor SALE-Elegant new 8 room house on
Brown street, Woodfords. open plumbing,
hot water heat. plazzas, baY windows, electric
lights and bells. finely situated. Price low IL
taken now. Easy terms. DALTON a. co.
ily25dtf
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden
trusting or harboring my wife Ethel b.
Cram on my account as l shall pay no
bills of her contracting after this date.
Baldwin, July 9th, 1899.
jly31d3w d.. CRAM
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21
summer Funerals,

Summer Funerals.
Jinkers- What lot of funerals there
are today!
Winkers-Yes. Guess there must have
been an excursion yesterday.--New York
Weekly.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-21

FOR Substituting lots at oakdale The
Il Deering Land Co., offers for sale on favor
able terms desirable building lots on William,
Pitt and Fessenden Sts., Oakdale. Apply to
CHAS. ADAMS, Treas, 81 Exchange st.
nay15eow to oct23
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ron SALE.

torty words inserted under this head
one week for as ce1tts, cash I'm advance.