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shipping was purchased in Seattle. The
outfit includes % choice b~eyes. ~ tons
1T feed and ID or - tons 81 merchandise
snd general supplies. Dunn halls from
Yuma, Arisona. lie and bis partner.
Thoma. Frey. made 9 iot Of money min.
they went 20 Cape Nome. where they
purchased and located . number OF good
minss, and one Of which they began TAX
Ing gold from within week after their
arrival In the district. One Of the mines,
from hts partner sunday via the cieve-
land. IL very rteh. punn's partner ex.
presses unbounded confidence In the camp
and told Dunn In the lettsr that ha need
have no fears abou, purchasing lsrss
dust We have already mined I wouls
charter : schooner and load her down
with stun
II =. Anderson n taking IL tons n,
i.e@ors and supplies ~ Nome cry. and
OF general merchandise far their store
Another shipment ~ - tons Of supplies
ana 5000 feet 81 lumber "a owned by
Charles y. Lane. the San Francisco mil.
Nonairr. who - rlunsinx In Nome prop
critics
Fischer flrcs. have ~ tons aboard ,Ns
l.aurada and Rev. I. l.. w.vt a complete
hospital OUTFIT Rev Mr. Writ arrived
Ia Seattle tse says ago with acs, sub
serfeef BY tie Care Nome miners FOR
The following hav. engaged passage On
the fauraaa;
Geo. c. waller. w. =. Anderson. N p
sapp. kidor, 4 y schrritar Mr@
= J Cody. \ ". Cody Miss Dot cody. >.
W Abbot, AZ Sears. MIR p Grounds
Mrs. NJ W. Bruce n. Hayden. Miss 4
,sursai q L Elasalaer. y. u. Dunn ard
J. c. Mccain.
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The LaurAAa. Of the Seattle Steamship
Company's line. will sail for 81. Michael
and Cape Nome shout 10 o'clock this
morning. 6he will carry l.6O tons Of
freight which includes . number Of heavy
individual OUTFITS going TO Cape Nome.
Her passenger for None and Anvil City
number seventeen.
q. II. 6winehart. the veteran Alaskan
cditor. II sending up fuil-nedgsd news.
paper outht The plant II consigned To
Major y. 3. inGrahan. who II given carte
blanche authority to direct the publica.
ton Of the paper. until Mr.. ewinehart ar.
rivss IN the spring. which II 10 be styled
The Arctic Gold News MAJ Ingraham,
however, does not know that hs II clothed
with such editorial powers ana viii not
until the arrival Of tho LauYada.
swinehart was the pioneer In tho Klon-
dixie Newspaper field and ne also owns
two papers. The Alaska Miner and Min
Ing Record. In Juneau.
Probably the largest single outst Cape
Nome bound via the Laurada In that Of
Edward r. Dunn, whose freight charges
alone arc over $4,000 Everything he IL
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nAxoIEr TO oTYICIAI.M
Manager Peabody Eatertaias White
pass Directors.

A banquet was rendered President Graves
and other officials 81 tha White Pass q
Yukon Railway Company by Charles X
Peabody manager NJ the ALASKA steamship
Company. at rae Hotel Butler last evening.
Covers were iasi FOR thirteen gaes,s and
tho banaue, lasted from o'clock uatll 10
c'ciock IN ,he eyening During The even
iag .naeis III harmony with the occasion
and the oecasion wss q thoroughly enjoy.
ahle one
Tacss present az TIRE banquet were
President & II Graves II NJ Gloss. NJ J..
Heney " & Nsws!us -. Farrell Judge
Thomas Earks. Pressfsus e o Graves
Of IRE s'ss n her 81 Commerce. ~. ". LAti-
fn~~. -. " r3ckinspn r. n. Busssy. u IL.
Earweli sna 5ehn y Hartman.
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sraUCK HIN w1Tn 4 wRExCn.

Desperate Fight Between . viesDsa
anA IN Eagisess.
John Anderson, nrss AsGgtant engineer
on the steamer Miami. and Thomas Bryan.
q fireman on ihs same steamer, became In
VOWED In a tight yesterday afternoon. and
In fhe course os II AnderS0n struck Bryan
IN this head with wrench Bryan says An
tlmss. and finally knocked him unconscious.
Bryan wae . terrible looking sigh when
he reached police headquarters His face
running from his wounds In streams. An
derson vas locked up.
The cause % the trouble. a. near an
could b. aHcr-faiped from the excited yer.
lions given Of !. by different Witnesses.
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ARRESTED IN VICTORIA.
Ha<ey Wilson Caught with ssstea
Geld sn Hts pass~sslou.

Harry wilscn charged wsth stealing a
Nuvkskin ssck e0ntaining Gs9 srom a room
IN the Fremont ta1s ng house q under
arrest ~ Victoria he w&- carturea ~
sae police az tnAt c3tv. Who found htm
sotrE under TIE alias ~ Francts John
Willard ShsrtS Van - Nanscr was r.
siMet 90 shs a~-s~s nn. last night cent
Deputy sheriff isevis@e 90 Nsc.cgaa 10 bring
NNson hack here Ter srA
When arrested wilson lad me buck.
skin sack on hts T~fson " contained
nearly az 81 the stsi@n geld which VII
lie restored - It's cwrer.
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SAYS CARE NOME ~ nICH.


9. Smith. 81 ca f7r. avenue "a. e.
c~sV~i a letter from CAPT Marya.Sr
who q al Anvsl CITY In hls letter Cant
Nerrtst- a3d1 his sss.'ncny 10 TIE nm.
ness OF the Cape Nons district. sayns.
Aneax esAee shsngs.
Iris y on. 81 IRE rche~ countries IN
's~ world. raer. viii ~ s. -. on 20 o,fs
fAss fab AZ present there are over 90
sn~n w.rairG on ire bach. banning gu.
frcrs So to No per day. You s.L not
49, EssrysAlnG y AieA hssA GoG1o r.
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Carries NeasDy $40 Pososo0ess. In
eIs1iss Masy Ce1sfsSoisss.
The Pacific Csast qssamship company's
big cosstw1ss liner cussn sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning With nearly
30 passengers and about ~ tons Of SEN
passengers are San FrAnelscans. who
have been pasainG their summer vacation
IN Seattle ana other Puget sound citles.
liar List included William Britt. 81 ths
after a ten days outing In the North
west
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Cusslss o3O0, 900 IN Geld Dsss - soa
Teooceseo.
SAN F'RANCrsco. Sept 1.-the steam
or Homer arrived from Cape Nome via ST.
Michael yesterday. bringing about 90. 100
III gold tusi.
service. former commander OF the cutter
Bear, came down on TIA Homer
The Homer left IN port AZ Cape Nome
the sciooners Hefa and MawsemA AZ
Dutch Hsrbor the cutters Grant and Corr
win. transport oaronns and British sun.
boat IcaSua
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1oV KSAo SsDee0oes 4.
The government Transport 0arunoss
which MI 0eAssps August - sailed from
Dutch Harbor. where she discharged and
gave the cavalry horses several days
rest. for Kobe and the Philippines L. q.
Humsa son OF Mayor Humes. steamer
Cleveland passenger. 90 fepcfts the
temter 3 forty-three miles this ssde of
Dutch Haybor. All were reported we'll
aboard the Atnensan. the journey having
been male 20 the ALASKAN way sfAeon
without special incident.
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Of the
~lA
q
IL cg
q A
Of r. Ggures
and
of the quite important
Will Chicago May This conference
The present conference promises be interesting Bishop Vincent
en at the Deiinsham house At which, III. Waiting min
ference Wall the Trinity Mhois, church and Adirs,~s
and womens
Friday
kwtup
The
OF the
he
At q
N X IN trio
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WE havs tranrh esssees all ever The
city, !, yea esa'. get &c sS- rsain ofssee
OF dos, desire a driver 90 cali why leave
bundles al cne co tee Ssscps Cascade
Laundry Co, Nain g.
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TIE ram CT hern cr said r. aims.
instantly relieve: ~ apcsytng CAAma~s.
l&sr's Pain H&ia. II a1sc AeA,s The H.
surwa rarss ueofe quickly tAoo any cth~s
srsasne0s. An1 uRis<s ne o1sH 10 very
sesef| 0co nss teove . oeA6. Der sale
- ~ Aon}mrA 43ex !.
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b good-natured and draw n mild. 30.
with al due courtesy, subscribe my.
seIf WILLIAM r. DAGGETT.
OF Dayton, Ohio.
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LARGE CAR6N)RcAPfN NOME
LArDADA - CARnv Az IMMENSE
LOAD HoRTu.

E10s On DoorA the P1ane For the
Arctic Geld News, the YSrst A..
va CITY Nswspsper-nssy Large
In11vSAsal Ossats DesgAt Hove.
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wALLA wALLA FROM THE sorsH.

M0nY PNsssN0rV0 ond . VS6VV VSt0o
From San francisco.
Steamer waila walia arrived from aaa
Francisco last night With 10 FIRST ciAss
passengers and 26is tons 81 freight Her
os5'ctrs report having passed the csarinA
with the Robertson pile reft IN tow on
Point Arena. The voyage bad been made
10 that place without accident and ev-
e-ythinr pointed 20 the eafe delivery ~
the great pile TOW I'm San Francisco.
The following passengers came on the
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from g e e 1sK sss g s,: :,:s
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Gonorrhoea elect, Structure and that terrible and
loathsome disease SYPHILIS thoroughly and forever cured
by old doctor who has cured thousands OF such
This old doctor furnishes all medicines at his Office and
guarantees cure for life.
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Rupture
vafiCOCe1e
VariCoce1e

Lost Manhood s ss..ors y,s0' e ysriss,
ceie. weak and undsveloped parts fully
restored.
4 nA{ne yho suffer from apathy, In
kOO1GS difference. nervous Debility
or diseases peculiar 20 women csn consult
DR. Reeves with perfect confidence.
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DR. POWELL REEVES ss No.: Us yesler Way Seattle wash
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

PLEASANT well furnished rooms, centrally
located, with good table board at No. 5
Congress Park head OF PARK street, MRS.
SKILLINGS. tly2idtf
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FUTURE EVENTS.

Oct. 23-25-AIaine state Sunday School Conven.
ton at Portland.
lct. = 25-StSte Assessors meet IN Portland.
ence at dorham
Oct, 71Receptlon to Hon. Amos L. Allen at
Portland Club.
Oct 27-MeeunR Of Western Maine Musical
Association 10 Portland.
Oct zI-Congressman Iitiieneid speaks at New
Gloucester.
Oct sI-Nov. Estate Congregational Confer.
enco at Auburn.
District.
NOV 10 District Meeting wcman's Home Mis-
sionary Society at Bijdeford.
Dec; z,,29-Maine Pedagogical Society meet
Oct Ex-senator Frye speaks ar BridgtOn Groba.
NOV 3-lIon. Amos L. Allen and Congressman
Little1eld at Westbrook
NOV senator Frye and Hon. Amos L. Allen
speaks at Portland.
NOV Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath speaks at Free.
port
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

London, October s4.-The Associated
Press is able TO give authorltatively
Canada's final proposition for perma.
nent settlement Of the Alaska dispute.
1t is very different from her former de-
minds and was delivered to the United
States ambassador. MIR. Joseph II.
Choate, by the Canadian minister of
marine and fisheries, Sir Louis Henry
Davies, lat, the night before the latter
sailed and was despatched today to Wash.
ington-b by the Officials of the UnltsdStates
embassy. II Ia follows:
That the boundary line be arbitra ted
upon terms similar to those Imposed by
the United States and Great Britain over
Venezuela. parti cularly those provisions
making fifty years occupancy by either
side conclusive ev idence of title; occu-
pancy of less than that period to be taken
az equity allows under International Law.
That as a condition precedent to and
absolutely preliminary to arbitration
Skagway and Dyea would be conceded to
the United States without further claim
II Canada received Pyramid Harb Dor. In
other words Canada gives up much of the
disputed gold country in return for a
seaport, but shpulates that she mus get
the latter bsfore she agrees to arbitrate
the boundary line.
Regarding the probable action of the
United States in thess altered conditions.
British official opinion is that the United
STATES having been Crantad Dvaa and
Skagway, cannot refuse to accept the
Identical form of arbitration they com-
PEELED England to take towards Vene-
zuela.
This course Is 90 ntingent upon the
United States deciding that the old
Behring country is more valuable than
Pyramid Harbor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

the mission OF our local conventions Is 10
hold up the best methods OF management
and instruction before the common men
and women in our churches. These
conventions are not so much for the old
est and most experienced teachers but for
such as have had limited experience.
Thus all along the line into every city
and town and most remote school districts
and into the smallest schools let the best
and latest methods be pushed, that Bible
study may be honosed and our youth
know what the law requires and what
the gospel offers aod be sure that as God
is true His word shall not return unto
Him void.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
CUMBERLAND CONFERENCES.


The 172nd meeting OF the Cumberland
Conferences Of Congregational churches
Will be held with the First Parish church
at Gorham, today. The order OF exercise
will be us follows:
MORNING.
Educational service, Rev. B. B.
Sather.
.50-Organization and business.
10 20-Discussion: Chow may we Draw
Nigh to Man in Servioep" "a As Minis
ters. Secretary K. Il. Garland; (2) AS
Lsyman, Rev. X. Lnwton; go AS
Churches, Mr.. ]. X. LIBBY and Rev.
Israel Jordan.
ll.05-Genersl discussion.
12.0O-Social hour and dinner.
AFTERNOON.
2.Oo-Deyotional service, Rev. W. G.
2.i5-Our Attitude to our Pledged
Work, Mrs. w. ii. Bsnn.
2.45-Maine Missionary Society, Rev.
ID. p. Hatch
2;55-Maine Bible Society, Rev. G. G.
Wilson.
3.O0-Dlsoussiou: "How May We In.
crease Our Fellowship" ~ AS Chris.
tians, Rev. q. p. Cleaves; (2) AS
Churches, Req. A. II. Wright.
3s40-laenerai discussion ,-
4.0O-The Civic League OF Maine, Rev.
W. b. Berry.
4.40-The Lords Supper.
EVENING.
7.30-Praise and Prayer. Dea. Roscoe
S. Davis.
s.00-Disoussion: "How May We Draw
Nigh to GodP" ID In knowledge, Rev.
J. L, jenkins; (s) In Love, Rev. Smith
Baker.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
ToDAY's PROGRAMME.

Ioday's programme will DO as follows:
The state executive committee will hold
Its fret session at 30 a. m. "The Spirit
Life Quickened," will be conducted by
Kew. A. A. Lewis Of Gardner. There
will be brief addresses as Follows: On
the state Sunday School and Its Work, Z"
Its Last Convention" Rev. Harry NJ.
kimball. secretary; "Its Years Work, :"
MIR. L N. Halliday, field worker, Por
land; Its Finanoes," Mr.. L. Nj. Doug.
lass, treasurer, Portland; "Its Future. :"
/. y. Halliday and Kew. j. Il. Frost OF
Bangor. Following this will be con-
ference on "Principles and Methods of
Organized Sunday School Work. led
by Rev. Aquila Lucas.
On Wednesday afternoon at 1.30, a SER
vice entitled 1.-THE Spiritual Life Deep
ened," Will be conducted by Rev. Thomas
=. stacy. Addresses will by male DUR
Ing this session on "1he Ideal Teacher, 4"
by Miss Margaret Kock, Colby college,
Waterville; Sunday School Grading, !"
Prof. Hamil; different Kinds Of Chill
dren," by MIR. George II. Archibal VIII
lard. Miss Lucy G.. Stock, New haven,
Conn.,. primary superintendent of Con-
nectlcut Sunday. SCHOOL association, Will
conduct conference of primary workers
at which will be discussed, "Primary
Teachers DillicultieE-How Removed. :"
Miss Augusta Brooks Davis will sing.
On Wednesday evening at 1880 the SER
vice, "The Spiritual Life Enriched, will
be conducted by Rev. A. A. Lewis, Gar
diner. There will be addresses by Prof.
Hamill on "Sundsy School Evangelical
tion." and en- sour Big Boys and
Girls," by George II. Archibald.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
INSTRUCTION.
JEFFoRDs KNOCKED OUT BY RUN.

Monument square,
PORTLAND, ME

New York. October a. Jim Jeffords,
the young California pugilist. made his
debut at the New Broadway A. q. 4 to-
night and was knocked out in the fifth
round by Gus Rubin, the Akron. Ohio,
giant. There was lot of smuggling in
the first four rounds. and If Jsffords.
who Is very clever, had net mixed things
up so freely, he would have undoubtedly
stalled Ruhlin's PUSHES and probably
have lasted the limit. Rubin simply
battered him down. Rubin hoored him
three times ia the fourth round and put
the Californian out for keeps with
straight left early In the following round.
huhlin was bis favocits in the bet
ting, to being freely laid on him.
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New ADvERrIsEmrNrs.
Notice 10 WheeImen.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
TO refund the money on 2li-cent bottle
of Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oil
Liniment, If 1t fails to cure bumps,
bruises, scratches, chafes. cuts. strains,
blisters, sore muscles, sunburu, chappcd
hands or face, pimples, freokles, or any
other ailments requiring an external APP
plicaiion. Lady riders are especially
pleased with Arnica and Oil Liniment;
it is so clean and nice to use. Twenty
five cents n bottle, one three times as
large for 50cents.
C. a. CuPPY & CO.,
Monument square,
PORTLAND. ME.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

FOR RENT-House 40 Pine street. Posses.
\ sion given Immediately. Enquire at PORT
LAND SAVINGS BANK, 50 Exchange street.
I-ff
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
BARBER TOOK XIII AND WENT.

Augusta, October 24.--Seyeral weeks
ago, Fred Q. Booker. an Augusta east
end barber, hirea an assistant named
Clarence Smith, 30 years old, haiiing
from Boston. Monday night Smith dis
appeared and also Booksr's complete sat
of harher's tools. Mr.. Booker is now
seeking for Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

no LET--About October 10, pleasant lower
a rent OF six rooms at No. 20 Mechanic ST.,
stable, garden lawn, convenient to electrics'
Inquire of WATSON. II Monumen, So LII
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
SPOT CASH--.OLO GOLD.

We give you the highest price for Old Gold n,
We u1e It for making rings. MCKINNEY the
Jeweler. Monument Square. oct2Tdtf
" ANTED-I am now ready to buy all Kinds
w OF cast of ladies', gents and ehidrenis
Clothing. pay more than any purchaser in
the city: Send letters to MIR. or MRS DE.
dhoOI, 20 Middle st. sep25d3w-tf
WANTED-EyeryoDe who wants new
w house IN Portland or its suburbs to see Us
~ once; we nave 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 & co. 50 Exchange
street June0dtf
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DIAMONDS INSTALL MENTS.

WE have a large assortment OF Diamond
w Rings, Pms, Ear Rings and Scarf Pms,
all good quality and perfect. This Is very
easy way to buy Diamond as we make the
payments so by that you win not miss the
money. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monu-
ment square. feb9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
Cause For Pride.

erich and poor alike follow my humble
calling" remarked the train announcer
as the crowd in the waiting room rushed
aboard the Lonelyville accommodation
Philadelphia Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
MARRY ME. NELLIE.

And will buy you such pretty Ring a
Mckenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings
Diamonds. opal-Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds and
Wedding Rings a specially. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22du
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
A THOUSAND RINGS.

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Pearls,
kubys and all other precious stones, Engage.
ment and Wedding Rings specially, Largest
stock In the city. ackENNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. marehi9du
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

No one would ever be bothered with
constipation if everyone knew how nat
orally and quickly Burdock Blood Bit
tiers regulates the stomach and bowels.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
WIT AND WISDOM.


4 Fe;giniae i'l..2;.
Wifc-You are so different!
Husband-How, my love?
Wife-Well, you are SO Indifferent
Detroit Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

WANTED-An experienced girl for general
w housework; comfortable home STEADY
employment. two in family. pleasant surround.
lngs anu about thirty minutes ride out OF the
city Further particulars call at 400 l2 CON-
G RESS ST., up two flights, over Eastman
Bros. & Bancroft's store. 23.I
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
/ MR.. REED ELECTED TRUSTEE.

New York, October 2i-The Hon.
Thomas B. Reed hes been elected trus-
tse of the New York Life Insurance com.
pany. filling the vacancy caused by the
death of William II. Appleton.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

We have not heard that poets rave over the
virtues OF Ponds Extract this is left for more
prosaic people to do.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25
S9.99 WATCH.
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. CSC to
$500. Warranted to wake the dead. Mora
clock Than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jewelsr Monument Square
sep28du
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

n IL and gasoline; call up telephone 1854 and
" order some gasoline for cleaning that
soiled silk waist. NEAL D. WINSLOW. OIL
Dealer, 90 Preh.e street. 21-l
M 0RTGAGES NEGOTIATED-We have to
IVA loan at Az per cent interest, any amount
from $1,000 70 $4,000 on fll st class gilt edged
real estate. Parties wishing TO Ieplaee present
loans at lower rates OF interest should apply at
Real Estate office. First National Bank Build.
ing. FREDERICK S. VAIL. pol
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

FOR SALE "A farm situated in GRAY. con-
slsting OF $50 acres, of which 80 is tillage
and balance In woodland and pa ura A good
new barn, water IN house. near school and
cch en- price $1,000. Apply to Q. J. ItHOLS,
% Exchange street. 251&Wit
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advance.


7 WANT a lady with five thousand dollars
cash to take an interest in an old estab-
ished hotel In Boston. The lady who is now a
partner Is about to be married and settle down
III life and will withdraw her money from the
business. This hotel Is about four minutes
walk from one Of the new big depots. Thous-
ands OF people pass the door each day. The
hotel Is In one OF the best locations in The city
OF Boston. There is no beer or LIQUOR sold on
the premises. TIE place is known by all the
travelling public all over the land. A lady who
work herself, but can go around and enjoy life /;
there are lots of nice drives ana theatres in
the city and plenty TO be seen all the time. The
can retire with lot OF money. Don't neglect
this chance of lifetime, | nave got to hive
some one at once. Am all alone myself. Write
s2i to s25, Stock Exchange Bldg, So State ST.,
Boston. Mass. 2I-I
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CASTORIA

Bears the signature of CHAs. H FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
zAs Kind Yoa Rasv Allgays BoagAG
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

FOR SALE on payments as rent house
rooms, cemented cellar Sebago, 5000 feet
aud desirable family can own upon the nav
ment OF $500 per month BOX Ass" 2oi
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

FOR SALE S2500 buys n nice residential
house In a residential section on electric
car line In city proper; rooms besides bath
and pantry, open fireplace, stable; can be let to
pay II per cent Price $500 l.. NJ. LEIGH
lON, o3 Exchange ST. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

IL OUSES AND RENTS-FTederIcX \. Vail
Ii hiss the largest list OF desirable houses
Tor sale and 20 let OF any real estate office in
Portland; Ills special Is negotiating mort
property. Apply Real Estate Office, First Ma
Hohtl Bahk DuliilDg. POI
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-25

WE WILL Buy household goods or store
w fixtures Of any description, or will re-
ceiye the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS a. WILSON,
Auctioneers, l54 Middle street. corner Silver
street, feb3-tf