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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM +. LOVEJOY.

William r. Lovejoy, proprietor of the
Lovejoy hon Sc at Bethel, whose death was
briefly related in the dispatches of Mon
day was born in Rockland, October IS,
1895 His parents were DR.. Enoch Love-
Joy, q native of AEdover Mass and
Martha Tillson of hockland MIR. Lovejoy
was hotel man all his life having kept
hotels at Gray, Winthrop and Rockrort
as we'll as Bethel. MIR. Lovejoy was
memb Der of Bethel lodge of Masons and
of the Universalist denomination. He
was always a strong Republic an.
LYMAN PETTIGREw.
Lyman Pettigrsw, one of the oldest in.
habitants of Gardiner, died sunday night
of pneumonia. Mr.. Pettigrew was born
in Sidney. Me-, in 1910. His parents,
who were farmers. moved to Clinton,
Me-, during his infancy. There he ac-
quired his education in the town schools.
In 1886 he was married to Susan Irafton
OF Waterville, who died in 1s45. They bad
two ildren, one of whom is still living
In Boston. In 1919 Mr.. Pettigrew went to
Gardiner under contract to run a saw
mill for one year, and had made his
home there nee.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Jo eph A. Hall of Saoo, a well-known
Citizen, who for a number of years was
engaged in the grocery business. died
there Monday afternoon of consumption.
He was a member of Saco lodge of Odd
Fellows. wife and daughter survive
him.
Horatio Dunton, a prominent farmer OF
Searsmont, died at the home Of his son in
Belfast, Friday, aged so years. He is
survived by six children, two of them
being R. f and =; r. Dunton, lawyers
of Belfast, four brothers and q sister. .ssss
From Swampscott, Mass. the death is
reported of David Warren, an old resi-
dent, who was born in Shapleigh, Me, in
1915.
The funeral of MIR. William HaIalen,
of Lynn, Mass, occurred Monday at the
home of his mother, in Augusta. MIR.
HAmlen WAS native of Augusta, 90
years of age, and leaves a wife and one
child.
Benjamin 4. Ring, a respected citizen
of Gardiner, and president of the Com
pany !, oath Name Regiment Association,
died saturday of last week.
Moru mas Ueen received al AOlDy COlltBe
of the death at l.a Crosse, Wisconsin, of
Joshua W. Weston OF the class of 't3.
Winslow Turner died AT his home on
Union street, uburn, saturday evening.
MIR. Turner was 70 years of age. For rs
years he had been engaged in the tooU
and shoe business in AuburI.
s. Il. Butman Esq. whose death at
the age OF 10 years, occurred at his home
In Plyn outh, last week was q member
OF the Maine legislature in 1873 He
served his town in many other capacities,
being chairman OF the oard OF selectmen
Tor many years.
Major H. A. Shorey, for many years
secretary OF the Maine Fifteenth Regi
mental as, o Jiation. has received tidings
of the death, at Minneap Oils, Minn., of
Captain Charles b. Smith at the age of
70 years. Captain Smith was the original
commander of Company Il OF that regi-
ment entering service II ON houlton.
Me- He has long been engaged in the
hardware business in Minneapolis, his
sons OF late being the active members of
the firm. Captain NTH left the fifteenth
in the summer OF 1864.
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MARRIAGES.

In Turner, March s. Lewis ?. Williams oi
Liyernore and Miss Anna {. Sbilhngs Oh 4t-
In North Auburn, March s, Charles S. TABOR
aud Miss Grace Il. Curtis. ,,
In Gouldsboro, March 4, Harry T. 0pptl4
and Miss MIapte p. Smith, both OF Steuben-
In Frienuship Walter Wlnslow ana Miss
BESSIE simmons. - -
Ia Springyale, Maren 8 Roscoe L. Butler and
Miss MAY Estella Goodwin.
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v w. c. A. NOTEs.

There will De public Young Women 5
Christ an association meeting tonight a,
Z. 40 p. m. Dr. smith Baker ana others
win speak. All are cordially invited.
The French class viii meet tonight "a,
1l5 p. M, at the rooms, 5S7 ~ Congress
street. Any desiring to join may come
in ut that time.
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Randall. Covers we're laid for d teen.
Among the guests present were Col. F.
H. Boo hhy. James W. Fitzpatrick, ar
roll W Morrill,, W. A. Coates and John
Is. Heating.
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EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT.
TODA "
Es the Day.

PORTLAND, March 10, 1890.
Unity c ase of
Il fresh novelties
from a p an,
China and India have
Just been unpacked in
the Basement and will be
ready to be seen today
and thereafter. That
means almost an en- re
new stock, which added
to the very complete line
OF staple things which
the basement always has.
makes a variety to choose
from that far surpaSses
our offerings in the past
and out-shines any SIM
liar stock of Oriental
goods anywhere.
Most of it is pottery,
The prettiest, daintiest
dishes, the quaintest
shapes, the queerest de-
signs and the richest
colorings. The Japanese
ware improves e v ery
season, every new ship
ment shows the result
Of the refining process
that's going on in
japanese decoration. the
texture and delicacy of
porcelain itself is unlike
the Japanese ware of a
few years ago as anything
can be, of course it is
much better. and the
cost less and less.
The new stock in
cludes cups and saucers,
sugar and creams, cracker
jars, salad bowls, choco-
late pots, teapots, vases,
flower holders. m a | |
pitchers, bowls, pen trays
and a hundred others--
and 1t IS all lit tor your
olgg house, The b Sc
ment also sells A. lie on's
India Ceylon Teas, hree
grades at 6oc, 75c and
$500 a pound in sealed
loaded packets.
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DINNER GIVEN BY EXMAYOR
RANDALL.

At the Falmouth last evening a oompli-
ntary dinner was given Capt. Parker
Of the Georgian, and MIR. Rutter, the
chief engineer by Ex Mayor Charles Ii.
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DIR. BuPs ough Syrup will cure a cough
or cold In one day. 1t Is sale and always re-
liable. Price rs cents u bottle.
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throat. Electric Oil cured me in twenty
four hours NJ. s. Gist Hawesville, KY.
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SENSATION FLOUR.

If you wish the incest and most wholesome
LOAF OF Bread, use the Sensation Brand OF
Patent Flour, manu- actured by the Wm.
Listman Milling Company.
ASH your grocer for 1t, aud il he Will not
furnish it telephone us, or send US postal
card.
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OWEN, MOORE & CO.


A PARTY thal owns several We y cen al
n building lots at N 90, fords, closr to + rest
Avenue, would Ike 70 meet par with capi al
who viii build one or TWO modern hou es
thereon to SELL Address, BOX 1896, Woodtords
mar1b dive
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PRINCE OF POLILLO.
Opening Night Of Athletic Clubs
New Opera.
BRILLIANT GATHERING AT JET
EERsON LAST EVENING.

The New Musical Comedy Voted a
Grand Success As 90 Book and Score
While Young Men of Club Do Them
solves Credft--Opera splendidly
Staged.
Several years have elapsed since the
Portland Athletic club exploded the old
saw that amateur thsatricals are con-
Quoted for the pleasure of the actors and
not for that OF the audience by giving q
production of Hawaii" which has
abided as a pleasant memory. 1t is not
strange, therefore that when 1t was an
would again make it's bows to Portland
audience that expectation run high and
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March
*

OF interest to young men or men
of any age.
We are ready with Spring Over
coats; not getting ready, hait ready
but entirely ready.
Ready not for one taste, but nh
tastes. tot one pocket, but all pockets
&6 to 8 40.
Ready too, with our Spring Suit
ings, Worsteds, Serges, Cashmeresi
and Scotches.
We don't make to order but we
make to fit.
And as with clothing so with hats
Not one shape, but all shapes OF all
the hatters called fashionable.
Sole Agents for Yolng's Hats.
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I oST-Saturday night. about 5.15, on Middle
~ or Congress SITS, between Deer and Brown
Sts., pay envelope containing four dollars.
Filder rewarded by addressing ALICE CUSH.
ING, T. o. Box 4i3, Portland. Me. 10-l
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mPLlNe ON THE FUTURE.


When earths last picture is painted and the tubes
are twisted aud dried,
When the Oldest colors have faded and the young
est critic has died,
We shall rest, and faith we shall need title
down for an aeon or tFo
fill the Master Of all good worlnen shall ct us
to work Rnew
And those that were good shall be happy-they
shall sit In a golden chair
They shall splash at ten league canvas with
brushes Of comets hair;
They shall end real saints to draw irom-Magda-
lene, Peter and Paul
They shall work for an age at a sitting and never
be tired at ALI
And only the Master sh,ll praise us and only the
Master shall blame,
And no one shall work for money. and no one
shall work for fame,
But each for the Joy Of the working, and each. In
his separate star,
Shall draw the thing as he secs 1t for the God Of
Things as they arel
-Rudyard Kipilng.
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Caught yellow Handed.

A rich American, residing in the ST.
Georges quarter in Paris, had been for
some little time past the victim OF sys-
tematic thefts. Bank notes and money
not left locked up disappeared reg
ulsrly. Nj. Corvette, the commissary of
police, was informed of the robberies.
He found it would be impossible to keep
an effective watch on the bedroom where
the thefts occurred, but he adopted a
stratagem which turned out successfully.
"a small vial containing mixtures of
picric acid and fuschine was placed in a
metal case for holding gold, and few
napoleons were placed on top. In order
to get out the gold the metal case had to
be held upside down, and then, of course,
the chemical preparation would run out
and stain the thief's hands a bright and
indelible yellow. AS soon as some of the
gold was missed NJ. Cornette summoned
all the servants to his presence. The
Wallets fingers betrayed him. Realizing
the nselcssness of denying when caught
yellow handed, he confessed and was
duly locked up.
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Limit of the Thirteen su.er.,,,,on.

Boarding house keepers record frequent
well authenticated instances of a visitor
declining to sit at the table at which he
or she would have made the thirteenth,
and there are hundreds of things happen
ing every day that go to show that the
supposed i'll luck following this number
is not an exploded idea.
One thing noticeable. however, is that
o visitor viii not haggle over getting 13
10 the dozen, nor does he fear sudden
death if the vender Of the succulent ma
tive throw in an extra one in the dozen
for luck.-London Leader.
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No Claim.

Caller ION crutches and with bandage
over one eyc)-I have come, sir, to make
application for the amount due me on my
accident insurance policy. fell down
long flight Of steps the other evening and
sustained damages that will disable me
for month TO come.
Manager Of Company-Young man,
have taken the trouble to investigate
your case, and find You are not entitled
to anything. 1t could not be called an
accident. You knew the young woman's
father was at home.
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GIRLS to run power machines on muslin
~ underwear; good pay and steady work.
RUSS, EYELETH & INGALLS,, 148 Middle ST.
1O-t
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WIT AND WISDOM.
An Opportunity Lost.

Mabel-Cholly is awfully slow. Yester-
day when he and I were walking in the
woods l picked a big bunch of autumn
leaves and stuck them in my belt.
Bessie-Yesi And then
Mabel-Why the stupid fool didn't have
sense enough to press them.-New York
Journal
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The General Manager-How are we of
for rolling stock?
The More than we can
use.
The General Manager-Are you sure7
Because notice Barr, Gain & Sales are
selling off a lot of assorted freight cars at
80 cents this morning. = Indianapolis
Journal.
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Judge Scroggs-What is your proof
tibet ole Aunt Dosh stole Their chickens?
Policeman Peleg-She wuz singin
loudes' at Their revival meetin las night
New York Journal.
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DRIyATE teaching for children. MISS
WHITNEY, 81 Fine street. iii
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She NaturnIIv Summed.

81 don't see what ever gave Miss Robb
an idea that she's pretty"
"Why, several men have given her
their seats in the street car lately. To
ledo Bee
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"Jimmy, when spank you. 1t hurts me
worse than ii does YOU"
well, ma, why don't you put on pas
aoxin vesT"--Chicago Record.
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Handout Harry-Do yer b'feve in per.
petcncral motion?
Tiepass Teddy-Naw! ! don't b'lieve in
no kind O. motion.--New York Journal.
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T .OST OR STOLEN-A black cocker spanle..
~ one year old, answers TO name of "Chico,J
had on leather and nickel collar. A liberal re.
ward viii be given for his return to c. r.
LIBRY, COS Congress street. l6-1
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No such thing as s.summer complaint
were DIR. .FoWler's Fxtract OF Wild
strawberry il kept handy. Nature q
remedy for looseneas OF the bowels.
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CLOCK REPAIRING

WE have maze speciality of clock repairing
~ for years and are perfectly familiar with
II IN all OF Its branches. Our prices are reason
able. Drop us postal aud we will call for your
clock and return 1t when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
square. Portland janl2dtf
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A soft, silky, aud finely medlcated paper is
Ponds Erirdct Toilet Paper A little higher
price than the common papers. but acorth II.
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no LET-A large front room, lady preferred.
lott hand bell. 80 SPRUCE ST. l0-1
RIO LET-Lower rent OF rooms, rear No. 2
Monroe Place, gas and Sebago, house
nearly new. in nice repair. everything con-
venient. good yard room sunny exposure. good
neighborhood. si2. Apply to EDWARD
HAoIH. IL Green street. 1O-t
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VVANTED-Thre first class skirt makers at
w once. Good pay. W. $. PARKER co.
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A UCTIoN sale Thursday October 18Th, at 10
n O'Clock, a. m. We shall sell at public
81 Front street, South Portland, belonging 10
Mr.. David schwartz. This property Is pleas
antly situated overlooking Portland HarbOr
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLErcnEa.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind Yoa RaUs Als0ays Boi,gAt.
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$3.50 WALTHAM WATCH,

Silverine case Waltham or Elgin moyemen
good timekeeper, warranted. McKENNEY
the Jeweler. Monument Square. les
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A NY ONE wishing resiful vacation will find
"A there IS no better place to obtain Il than In
and around the now famous Wadsworth Hall ;
the house Will be open during the fall months ;
terms, 50 per week. Address JOHN Is. PIKE.
Hiram, Me. Is4
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm sdvanc..
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WANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
" OF cast on ladies', gents and children's
clothing. Il pay more than any purchaser in
the city: Send letters to MIR. or MRS. DE-
GROOT. &c Middle ST. sep25d3w-if
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CHEAP FOR CASH, or will exchange for
" real estate, manufacturing plant In Boston,
goods In constant demand by all grocers and
provision dealers; owner going to Cuba; must
dispose OF business quick; only small capital
required to run business. Apply to OWNER.
room 22C. Equitable building, MIX street. Bos-
ton. ily20&wtf
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A THOUSAND RINGS.

To select from. Diamonds, 0paIs, Pearls,
hubys and all other precious stones, Engage
nent and Wedding Rings a speciality Largest
took In the city. MCKINNEY, the Jeweier
Monument Square marchiodtf
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One Of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. s5c to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. Mora
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument Square
seD2Sdu
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S9.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filed case awalthain or Elgin
Nickel movement, warranted to be the best
watch for the money. McKENNEY. the
Jeweler Monument Square. jos
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A full line of trunks and bags can always be
"a found at 4. ID. REYNOLDS, trunk and bag
manufacturer, SOB Congress street. Congress
square. Ladies' and gents dress suit cases at
all prices. Old trunks taken in exchange. Open
evenings. Telephone connection. Trunks re-
paired. 2O-7
ME WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or win re-
eeiye the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS a. WILSON,
Auctioneers, l54 Middle street. corner Silver
street. feb3-tf
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GUNS, Rifles aud ammunition, fishing tackle
bags, foot balls, hunting boots and shoes, gun
and bicycle OIL new cigar lights, repeating air
rifes, pocket knives and scissors. Prices low,
G. l.. BAILEY, 263 Middle ST sepi04
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

II Jewel adjusted Pat. regulator nickel Elgln
Siyerine case, $780, B. W. Raymond 81 and
81 jewel adjusted is the best Railroad Watch.
These watches will pass the inspection. Mo
KENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
leo
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MARRY me. NELLIE.

And will buy you such a pretty Ring a
Mckenney's. thousand solid gold Rings
Diamonds. OpalPearls. Rubies, Emeralds and
All other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings a specially. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22dtf
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NoTICE-Goss s. Wilson. auctioneers, re.
Silver st. dtf
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A Private Home for Old People-People hay-
A ing no children to care for Them in their
declining years, having property for their sup
port. can near OF private home devoted to the
same, with all the privileges of home without
Us cares. address A. E. ODIORNE, No. ii
Pleasant St., Brunswick. Me. = sep26 a
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EOR SALE-Building lots at uakdaIe The
\ Deering Land Co.. offers for sale on favor.
able terms. desirable building lots on William,
ritt and Fessenden Sts., Oakdale. Apply to
CHAS. q ADAMS. Treas, 81 Exchange st.
nlayl5eOW to Oct23
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WANTED-To know II your piano or organ
W needs tuning or repairing will guaran-
tee to satisfy you. II old don't give It up before
seeing me; no experimenting. Call afternoon
or evening at 400 ~ Congress street, sign Of
banjo. b. A. LIBBY. 1912
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-we have to
1is loan at IL per cent interest from $4,000
to SIC. 900 ou frst class, gilt edged CITY Real
Estate. Parties wishing to replace loans at
lower rates OF Interest should apply at Real
Estate ONCE, First National Bank Building
FREDERICK s. VAIL. Iii
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FOR SALE--House. 5000 buys a good COM
Portable houEe on easy pa, menfs: small
amount OF cash required; why live and subject
yourself TO the whlms OF n landlord when you
LEIGHTON. SO Exchange ST. 81
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FOh SALk--Elegant new residence. II rooms
electric nights In all main rooms which are
ninety decorated oDe OF the most desirabe
Iochuons ~ 70 tand; street ears pass the
PREMISES 1900 feet Ian and dns stable; must
pc so!d nelofe November LIST First time Offer
ed. W.H.WALDRON s. CO., $50 Middle street.
14I
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FOh sALk--Nice, cosey, well located room
mouse that cap be bou III for sfq00.
esnehled cellar hath room decorated through,
ontj terms 70 suit the sinai est income: II cosis
nIeo 10y 70 investigate. L. N. LEiGHTGN, 90
l-ANnanEo 1uftl. IL
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WANTED-Si Situation as q housekeeper in
w family OF adults. No objection TO cOun-
try. For fun information inquire for L. NJ. L.,
at 1856 Middle St. Ill
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FOR sALE-Here's anotherl Elegant. new
nine room house on Eastern Promenade
for $1,000. Corner lot sewer, Sebago, heated.
gas, BATH, hard wood floor, very slightly, bay
to suit you. @. b. DALTON, So Exchange st
,June9-tf
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Forsy words Inserted under this head
one week for 10 cents, cash An advance.
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HoUsEKEEFERs to drop US postal and we
viii call after their old rags. bottles,
We pay highest spot cash prices. JAMES
WHITE CO., Portland Pier, is our address.
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MAIASPRIAGS, 7sc.

The best American Mainsprinrs. made nv tina
Elgn and Waltham companies. Warranted
Tor one year. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler
Monument Square martgdu