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YBRNANDINA II 9Th. sch h Bowers
sid. sch Carrie A Norton, wiley, New York.
Red seaen ior Boston. S Hen Henry Y Esson, csisis
for New York: Guy Scott, Calais for Boston
Antsci bsynss, 90 for do
~ ana Henry May, from the eastward. bound
wet; ~, x for hareor several Gays ago
Di NEwPosT Punt MEws~Rf J 5ss. steamer Bramble.
Portland; schs ID Wight, Nickersop. Boston via
Delaware Brssxwaseri Emma ANGEL Trip,
Sid 5tn, sch Sullivan sawin, Cobb. Boston.
NORFOLk-Cld 9Th, schs Bertha Walker,
Pearce. Providence; Edwin X Hunt, Crowell,
sid. sch Mount Hope, Mclean. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-CId 9th. sens Elm City.
Boston; Isaac H Iillyer 90; tn carbonero,
Reedy Island-Passed down 9Th, sch Olive I
Whittier. Tor Turks Island.
PORT ROYAL, Seed 9th, sch Blanche II
King, Bennett, fernannina.
rRovIDENCE-Ar 9Th. sch Te umah, Perth
s&IsM-Ar sth, sch Rosa Mueller, Mclean.
s SD, sch 8 N Marret,. Harris. New York.
WILMINGTON, NC--Cld 9th. brig III Has
kell. wngneld, Trinidad.
Foreign Ports
Ar at Buenos Ayrss Jan =. sch vlator. Parker,
Baltimore for Rosario.
Sid I'm Hong Kong Jan 4. ship Reuce. Adams,
New York.
In port at Hiogo Nov so, ship John Mcdonald.
storer, for New York.
Ar at barbados Jan 4. schs ID Sawyer, KEEL
Icy, Wilmington. NC: A keene. keene. Jack
sonvilie.
Ar at Honolulu Dec 2s. ship W Babcock.
Colley. Baltimore.
In port At Rosario Nov 20. barque Alice Reed.
Ford. for Rio Janeiro; brig Daisy. Dixon, for
Delaware Breakwater; sch Benz Ffith Keen.
for New York, Boston or Baltimore.
Ar at 81 John Nh, 9TH, sch Stephen Bennett.
Moore, Parrsboro far Barbados.
Ar 9Th. sch Maggie Chadwick. Pritchard,
PASSPORT
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I!ilEIE ;|!I1ll|l!l Fall J;yI
In Effect Oct. g, ss9s.

In Effect Oct. g, ss9s.
DEPARTURES
$50 A. NJ and ITO P. Nj. From Onion Station
for Poland, Mechanic Falls. Buekneld. Can
ton. Dixneld and Rumford Fails.
$50 a. m. Ito and 5.l5 y. IN. From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls snd intermediate
stations.
Connections at Rumford Falls for all points
on the Il. +. s X. l.. X. r. including Bemis aud
the Rangeley Lakes
R. c. BRADFORD, Iiafac Manager,
Portland. Maine.
E. L. LOVEJOY. Superintendent
tcIs diff Rumford Falls. Mama
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ALLAN Line:

Steamers marked thus DO not carry pas
sengeTs. Monaghan, NuuIidian and Castilian
carry all classes.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN.
Per Monaghan or Numdian, $50 and 500.
Castillan, s55. $50 and SO. reduction OF D
per cent Is all0Neu on return tickets.
SECOND CABIN.
To Liverpool. London or Londonderry-S35
single, S66.50 return.
SrEERAGE.
Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast Lon
donderry or Queenstown, s325O and S23.50,
Prepaid certificates 80.
Children Under u years, half fare. Rates to
or from otner points on application To T. +.
Mctsowan 40 Congress ST, j. b. keatlng 81 IL
Exchange St, or IL. g. A. Allan, 1 India ST.,
Portland. Me. novlIdu
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DIR. Bulis Cough syrup always cures
bronchitis and asthma. Nothing equals this
wonderful remedy. Price 70 cents.
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MINIATURE ALMANA JANUARY 7.
Sum Sum . .st. + + High wa:Sr " so 90
Moon rises -. 35lHeight 90 90
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Portland Wholesale Market.

rJkrLAN Jan O.
The following quotations represent the whole
sale prices for this markets
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Runs on fast special schedule via Chicago
and alton. Iron Mountsin Route, Tess.
and Pacific, ~onthera Pacific Co. Summer
route for winter travel, For particulars apply 30
Chicago & Altos. 256 Washin gton St
Iron Mountain & %, u..,.--~-o @.
Texas g. Pacific, W. "@sn'"sn 90
so. Pacific Co, . State St
Boston. Mass.
dec5dWed&Sat
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Spoken.

Jan !. lat 4e.1s N. Ion 3l.<7 W, steamer Phil
adelphian, McCallum, Liverpool, Dec "a for
Boston.
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invigorating the spe-
cial organs involved.
Morning sickness is
due to the efforts of
nature to remove from
the body every bit of
impurity which might
Offset the health of the
little one TO come. The
direct cause of the nau-
sea is an irritation of
the nerves Of the femi-
nine organism, which
b a We a sympathetic
connection with the
nerves of the stomach.
The " Favorite Pre-
scription " goes di-
recUy 10 the seat oil the
trouble, soothes the
rufhed nerves and
brings comfort at
- once. II is a safe
n, medicine to take.
w.. 1t contains no al
\ cohol, opium or
other dangerous
\ drug. II contains
. no sugar or syrup.
1t aids the diges-
ton and is a gen
eral system tonic,
" and strongly on the
vans.
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Rostsp srosu Marxs.

New York Quotat ons of Stocks and Bonds.
(By Telegraph)
The following are the closing quotations. OF
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MARIN Il n EWE
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY. Jan. 6.
Arrived.
Tug Valley Forge, towing barge Tunnel Ridge.
Philsde phia. Coal 10 Wright
Sch NJ b OaKes Garnet, Machias for Boston,
Sen Mabel Hall, Bari 1. New York for Rock
land.
sen samnel Hart, Brown Rondout cement TO
Sch Charlie Woolsey. CHM. Rockland for New
Sch Norris. Holmes. Gloucester.
Sch Laura Chester. Beals. Rockport or Bos-
ton.
Sen Roy st John. Nh. for New York.
sch neptune. Berry. Boston.
schs J Clark and W II Perkins. fishing.
SAILED Steamer Georgian Liverpool.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
BOoTHBAY HARBoR. Jan In port. schs
Ida Hudson, Boston for Rockiand Commerce.
Braoksville for Portland. Gold Hunter, Boston
or Mt Desert; Miantonomab, do for Vinalhaven; :
Red Jacket do for Portland. Robert A Snow
Rockland for New York; orlole. River Herbert
Ms. Tor Bostoni Laura G Hall. Harvey, NIB for
Boston.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Sid I'm Liverpool 9th. steamer Canada (Brl,
MADDOX, Boston.
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
FIRST DISTRICT.
Portland. Me-. Jan q. 1891
From Mount Desert Rock. through Two Bush
Channel, TO Seguin (Ouiside).
Notice Is hereby given that Metpic Island
Ledge Buoy, spar. red and black horizontal
stripes. Is reported adritt 1t will be replaced
as soon as practicable.
by order OF the Light House Board.
j. X. COGSWELL.
Lieut.. Comma der. U. S.N..
Inspector LIST l.. ii. DIST.
Memoranda.
Vineyard-haven, Jan 6-The owners of the
stranded schooner Marion Draper OF Bath have
contracted with The Boston Towboat Company
to float the vessel and tow her 10 New Bedford
Tor repairs Her cargo OF lumber has been light
cred and franshpped TO destination.
Sandy Hook. Jan 5-Ship Cyrus Waknheld,
from San Fra cisco, which grounded this morn
ing In Swash Channel, is now afoat and has pro-
ceeded TO New York. NJ damage was sustained
other than slight leak.
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preceding motherhood by purifying the
whole system and by strengthening and
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The cafe Heublein is becoming more
metropolitan in it's character every
day, and it now equals the best places
of its kind in New York city. The
house takes pride in serving only the
finest goods strictly on their own mer-
it's and you can always rely on getting
just whatever you order at the Heub-
lein. Particular attention is given to
serving draught beer in perfect condi-
ton the brands selected being the first
choice of the country. Piel Brothers
real German lager celebrated for it's
purity, and Anheuser- Busch's st. Louis,
so long and favorably known, are con-
stantly on draught, besides choice Of
fine imported beer. PilSener, Munich
and Wuerzberger and Bass and Burton
ales The kitchen is in charge OF first
class chef and able assistants. Every
thing in season is to be found on the
bill of fare and the prices are moder-
ate. The service at the Heublein is
polite and painstaking and all appoint
ments are neat and comfortable. new
feature of the Heublein is the ladies'
restaurant, where ladies', whether es-
corted or not. are always sure Of polite
attention and refined surroundings.
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Y. M. C. A. TO BE REPRESENTED
Local Organization Will Send Team

Local Organization Will Send a Team
to State Gymnastic Meet In Norwich
February %.
The annual meet of the Y. M. G. A.
gymnasts of the state will be held in
Norwich February %, and the men who
are working in the gymnasium of the
| local Y. M c. A. are making careful
preparations in order to enter a winning
team at the meet.
| Each Y. M. c. A. in the state is al
| lowed to enter five men, three Of whom
compete as a team in the gymnastic
contest and two as substitutes or con-
testants in the special events, which are
the running high dive and three stand
ing broad jumps.
The gymnastic contest is to be the in
ternational indoor elementary test as
laid down in the athletic league hand
book of the Young Mems Christian as
sociations This test includes work on
the horizontal bar, parallel bars and
side horse also marching, dumbbel1 drill
and potato race. This test is used as it
requires an all round development, in
Guiding endurance. which Is tested in
the potato race. The dumbbel drill is
a body building exercise and is the real
basis Of physical development, as it is a
prominent factor in most Of the gymna-
STA in the country at the present time.
Immediately following this meet is the
Y. M. c. A. state convention, to which
doubtless many of the contestants will
stay, as the guests of the Norwich as
soci9 ton
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CONNECTICUT S. OF V.
Fifteenth Encampment to be in Middle

y lLtcSillh ILHCdnlpIlGnL 10 De III Nluole-
town February IA and 15
The fifteenth annual state encamp-
ment of the Connecticut division of
Sons of Veterans will be held in Mid
dletoWn February IA and Is, at the K.
of P. hall. The division headquarters
will be at the McDonough house. Gen
eral George A. Custer camp of that
place will have charge of the encamp-
ment. The first session, which will be
called to order at 1890 a. M, will be
an open session, when the mayor and
other city officials with welcome the
Connecticut division, S. of ", to their
city. Captain Joseph Schlichter will be
officer of the day and will have power
to make such details as may be neces-
sary. Edison S. Bishop of this city is
lieutenant colonel of the division.
The delegates from SedgWick camp,
No. 4, Of this city, are Harry o. Bishop
and George E. Zimmerman and Charles
A. Paradis and George 7. Lord alter
mates.
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NEW HAVEN MEMS INTEREST.

AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Plainville Manufacturing
company, in Plainville, Wednesday,
the report for the past year was more
than satisfactory. Important changes
in the goods turned out have been made,
new styles of cut and a greater variety
of material are being used The full
force of help, about 200 persons, is en-
ployed on full time. Old machinery has
been exchanged for new and new APP
planes added wherever they will save
labor or make a better finish to the
goods. The officers chosen are: Presi-
dent, Pierce N. Welch of New Haven;
secretary and treasurer, r. c. Usher.
These officers with FL. F. English of
New Haven and j. Hart WEIGH of
Forestville constitute the board Of di-
rectors. The plant pays more tax than
all the other manufacturing concerns
of the town together and has the best
fire protection. Sprinkling pipes are ar
ranged about eight feet apart on the
ceiling of every room In the building,
all operated by steam pump connect
ed with the river. 1t has also good fire
escapes on each story.
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ALL SAINTS MISSION.

VIII Give a Fine Musical Entertain.
ment February 2.
The Young Mems Musical club will
give a musical entertainment at the
parish home, rs Kimberly avenue, to-
morrow evening, February 2, at
o'clock. A small admission fee of Il
cents will be charged in order to meet
incidental expenses.
The following programme will be rem.
dered
Mandolin and piano-"Charlatan tam
Messrs. Ellsworth r. Towner and Har-
ry HUM,
Baritone solo--Roscoe Brown.
Song-"She Was Wed in Old Kentucky
--Glee club.
Violin and piano-"Flower Song"
f. G. Warner and L. Starke.
Mandolin quartet-Violin and piano
Happy Days in Dixie"
Messrs. Hum, Irvine, Smallman, Fox
Warner and Starke.
Graphophone.
Banjo and piano.
Song-"My Ann Eliza"-
f. g. Warner.
Mandolin and piano
Song-'You're So Good, Daddy
--Glee Club.
Mandolin quartet, violin and piano
Pandora"
Finale-"Tenting Tonight"
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S3.233.2O4 70

| The total number of stations in the
state is 10,5SS, an increase for the year
of 1918 stations, and all the towns in
the state except IA of the 1853 are reached
by the wires of the company
During the year there was spent about
100000 on underground work. Almost
all of the old per cent. bonds of the
company overdue and upon which the
company held an option of payment at
1902, have been refunded into the new
long per cent. bonds of the company.
The Southern New England Telephone
company is conducting experiments
with new telephone attachment which
if proven a success will doubtless result
in cheaper telephone service. The new
attachment will register the number of
calls and subscribers will be taxed ac-
cording to what is known by the tele-
phone officials as the measured system.
The experiments conducted so far with
the device have been satisfactory to the
telephone company.
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little-priced Needs
For the Little Tots.

The Muslin Underwear
Store is particularly we'll pre-.
pared to fill the dress wants
of the little folks. Save time,
trouble and part Of the cost
of home-making by buying
here.
Short dresses, in three hand
some styles, tucked and in
sertion yokes, at CSC each,
Short dresses of fine main
sock, skirt two yards around
the bottom, yoke Of tucks,
insertions and hamburg ruff
files, at about half regular
value, price, soc each.
Infants flannel sacques. all
white, with pink and blue
silk stitching, soc each.
Infants fancy leather shoes,
all silk and satin tops, with
patent leather vamps, prices
CSC to 81.
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AT III. b. ARMS7RON &: CO.'S.
An Immense stock of Furnfture-A
SpccinI Attraction This Wcek.


The big furniture house Of Fl. B. Arm
strong &, Co is a credit to our city and
the constant big patronage the house
enjoys speaks well for the enterprise
Having large capital the firm can Of
fer just as fine attractions and excellent
bargains as can be found in any city.
Just new for this week, special at
traction is a big lot of ladies' sewing
rockers which are going like hot cakes
at eighty-seven cents. These rockers
are a big bargain, finished in light or
mahogany color, have upholstered seats
and best quality of Velour covering,
The back of the rocker is handsomely
engraved. These rockers are a great
bargain. Don't delay or you lose them.
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- ---7--7-7--------t-------------
CAPTAIN OF BATTERY A

Hartford, Jan. 31.-Adjutant General
Van keuren to-day issued special Or
ders No. %, promoting First Lieutenant
William J. O'Brien, second platoon
battery A, G. N. G., OF Branford, to be
captain with rank from January H.
1899, vice Honce retired.
Second Lieutenant John T. Kinney
commanding second platoon, batter A,
c. N. G., is ordered to call a meeting
of the platoon to nominate by ballot a
first lieutenant to succeed Captain
O'Brien.
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Continuation of the
',Jewelry Sale.

Remember these are not
cheap goods sold still cheaper,
but Fine Goods sold cheaper
than ever.
In the collection will be
found
5000 Hat Pins, worth from a5c. to sr.sa
Sc. upwards.
A large variety Of pretty Stick Pms,
SC. upwards.
Rolled Plate Collar Sets in four pieces
+ worth 25c., &C.
Dainty Link Cuff Sets, in a host Of pretty
designs, regularly sold at IS and 3S cents,
9, I21l and rs cts.
Women's Silk Watch Guards, always sold
at a5c.. I2Hc.
Nethersoe Bracelets, worth 50 and IS
cents, 25c.
Nethersole Stock Buckles in jeweled ef-
fects, worth 5oc., 2Ic.
Handsome Jet Elastic Bets,
75c. upwards.
Dress Pin Sets, the latest icea for placquet,
worth Soc, 2Ic.
Lorgnette Chains in gilt and silver,
2oc. upwards.
Cyrano Chains, long enough for neck OF
waist, lOc upwards.
Shirt Waist Studs, in rol ed gold. worth
IS to 50 ce is. 0and rs cents.
Hair Brooches in pretty wreath designs,
worth 25c., IL c.
Lock Bracelets in gilt and silver, so cent
quality, use.
Large assortment of Jeweled Belt Buckles,
regularly priced at 5oc., 25c.
There's many more tn we can tell of.
We invite you to come while the assort-
ment is at its best. &
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AT ST. ANDREWS M. f. CHURCH.
There will be a concert at st. An
drew's M E. church next Tuesday
evening, February 7, at the Four Cor
ners, under the auspices of the st. An
drew's Improvement associa ton. Miss
Neva r. Sduires, soprano, Is in charge
of the music, and she will have the as
sistance of Miss Susie l.. Spencer, con-
tralto, of the Broad street Baptist
church of Meriden DR.. George A. Law
ton, tenor; Riley e. Phillips, baritone;
Miss Helen johnson, violinist; the
Messrs Parsons and Coxeter, mandolin
and guitar; Arthur and Elsie Kelsey,
piano duet; Miss Eva Bishop, elocution-
list, and Mrs. c. F. Baldwin, accompan-
iSt
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ILLUSTR AlTED LECTURE


By Professor ]. r. DeMotte, PHI d. Mt the
Hyperion.
Professor j. 3. DeMotte, lecturer and IA
nous thinker, of Bryn Mawr, will appear
as the attraction at the Hyperion this even
ing. Professor DeMotte interests and holds
his audience spellbound as he talks of The
Harp of the Senses; or the Secret of Char
aeter Building" No man in the United
Professor DeMotte He Is a practical
scholar, a profound student of human ma
ture, who has successfully grappled with the
problem of life, and who Is teaching a les
son that should be learned by every young
person In the land, 1t would be hard in
deed to believe that any one who heard
him did not leave the room with resou-
ton to keep such control over this most
wonderful Of instruments, that its tones
should be the harmony of a perfect life 1t
Is equally helpful to young and old. Tru-
man w. Harrington, expert assistant, will
accompany Mr., Denote and the lecture will
be profuse!y Illustrated. Choice reserved
seats can be secured at the Hyperion box
office.
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q dnCeS seen i'm
q walk round.

Taking Inventory is to stock what medical exanna-
ton is to human being All kinds of qu stioning and
probing must be done until the trouble is found then a
remedy is prescribed.
All over big this questioning process bringing
the surface little lots broken Sizes incomplete assort
ments etc, which must be cleared out
"Low-prices' is the remedy prescribed. That is why a
walk around these days prove profitable the
thrifty housewife. Low-prce chances on every side
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IN LICK

Thompsonville, Jan. 31.-About ten
years ago Wilbur Burns, formerly of
this place, but now of Northampton,
Mass, invested $100 in a. gold mine in
Colorado. The mine did not turn out
very well at that time and he thought
that he had been buncoed out of his
money, but last week he received word
that if he still had the shares they We're
worth at least $500 a share. This will
make Burns share worth $4,000.
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" E1YHER RECORD.
Agricultural Department,

Agricultural Department,
Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 81, 1899, p. m.
Forecast for Wednesday,
For New England: Threatening weather
with snow in southwest portion, clearing,
brisk to high nortieasterly winds.
For Eastern New York: Threatening
weather with snow in southern portion
clearing Wednesday night, brisk northwest
erly winds.
Storm signals are displayed on the At
lantic coast from Hatteras to Boston sec
ton,
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THE S. N. L. TELEPHONE co.
Old BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND
OFFICERS REEL ECTED.

Annual Statements Presonted-Nearly
All the Towns I'm the State Connected
Underground WOrIk-Earnings and
Expenses.
The annual meeting Of the Southern
New England Telephone company was
held yesterday afternoon.
The Old board Of directors was re-
elected, as follows:
Observation-Disclosures F. Tyler, New Ha-
ven; James English, New Haven; Will
liam q. Downes, New Haven; S. e.
Merwin, New Haven; Lyman B. Jewell
Hartford; A. Heaton Robertson, New
Haven; Thomas Sherwin, Boston; John
w. Alling, New Haven; John E. Hud-
son, Boston.
The old officers were reelected, as fol-
lows:
Presidential. F. Tyler.
Vice president-James English.
Secretary and treasurer-A. H. EN-
bier.
The annual statement shows the fol-
lowing:
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LECTURE TONIGHT.

University Extension Course.
This evening at o'clock another lecture
will be given in Warner hall under the
auspices of the University Extension Cen
ter by Garrett T. Seryiss, his subject being
''Romances and Legends of the Rhine"
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Infants bath robes, in pink
or blue, tufed and feather
stitched, at SIPS each.
Infants hamper, in light
blue, slightly store soiled.
Regular $21. 50 kind for So.
A lot of infants bootees,
in all silk and silk and wool,
slightly soiled. Regular 75c
kinds for 25c each.
Ladies' Neckwear.
With the festive season at
its height, we are showing an
excellent assortment Of Fancy
Neckwear - Stock Collars,
Bows, Jobots, Plastrons Of
Mousseline de Solr, Chiffon,
Liberty Silk with Honiton
Lace or Ribbon effects.
A choice variety in long
Neck Scarfs, Liberty Silk
and Point d Esprit Lace and
Point Gauze.
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QUIT CLAIMED.

Dr. Henry +. Glli, who is in state prison,
has Quit claimed whatever interest he had
in lot on Read Shepard and Butler streets
to Mrs. Sarah B. Bassett. This was done
to forestall the foreclosure suit which was
about to have been brought
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III the Uhby IS VutVINS NUetN'
Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem
edy,- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, FOR
children teething 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
rhoea. Twenty five cents q bottle. N-
dill MWF&W "
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Wednesday, February 4. 1899.
NEW ADTERrISEM TO-DAY.

NEW ADTERTISEMENTS TODAY
Black Dress Goods-The Chas. Monson Co.
Chanceslrhe Edw. Malley Co.
Committee on Railroads, Etc.-Meeting.
Chatting Dlshes-The John e. Bassett X Co.
Committee on misunderstanding.
Dr. Agnew's Ointmcnt-At Druggists,
For nt-Store-Charles H. Webb.
Headquarters for Fruit-Boston Grocery.
Hyperion Theater-J Ohm Drew.
Home Outntters--H. II. Blogg & Brother.
Grape Nuts-At GroceIs.
Grain-O--At Grocers'.
Layout-Admrai Street Building Lines.
Ladies' Button Boots-N. II. Soc Co.
Most People-F NJ. Brown & Co.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets-At Druggists.
Special Sale-Public Market.
Sewing Rockers-H. B. Armstrong & Co.
Silk Sale--HoWe a. StetSon.
Wanted-Situation-23 James Street.
ation-70 Carlisle Street.
Manifestation 80 Lines Street.
Wanted-Situation--6 Bristol Street.
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yhegnmrmalamd Gumrter

THREE MONTHS, 81. so; ONE MONTH, so
CENTS; ONE WEEK, Is CENrs SINGLE
COPIES. CENTS.
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79c. the yard.

Ready at opening hour
Wednesday morning.