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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

Size doesn't indicate qullity. DE
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the only
original An infalllble cure for piles
and all skin diseases. Stones Drus
Stores.
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Books, Or, Dec. %, 30
Mr.--Salem, Or.
DEAR SIR - The leading bank
ers of Salem have informed me
that in cases where they had made
loans to growers for taking care OF their
crops, they were willing to extend tn,
time of their loans until the hop
grower could effect reasonable sales.
Your Very truly.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Cures the
worst cold In a dav stops the running
OF the nose; breaks the fever and ban.
lshes alltendencies toward pneumonia
IL Is the quickest rellever and curer
OF throat and lung diseases,
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tempt to work for any branch of ltbe
Hop Growers Association.
Yours etc.
NJ. L. JoNEs,
Pres. q. III, q. A.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Letters ofthe Oregon Hop Growers As.
ISOLATION and Others.

ISOLATION and Others.
The following correspondence of the
Oregon Hop Growers Association is
self-explanatory;
SALEM, Or, Dec. %, '99.
Mr.. NJ. L. Jones, Brooks, Or.
DEAR SIR; Mr.--Of whom have
$500 on my hops objects to my placing
my hops with the association with.
out he is paid. Can you make arrange.
ments with any bank to take up nv
notes. have l02 bales gross weight A lit.
tie over 10000 pounds. As to quality thev
are first class prime, cleanly picked
and carefully dried. don't want 10 have
to withdraw them, as ] consider that
our only chance to get anything over
the picking money is to turn them
over to the Association and hold until
February.
Please give this your immediate at.
iention. Yours truly.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

The modero cure for constipation
the famous little pills known as DE
Wits Little Early Risers. Stones
Drug Stores.
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Fred Geer left last night for SAN Fran.
cisco.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27
HOLIDAY IUXUrlrs

Homemade confectionery, pound
cake, rich fruit cake and other kinds
iresh'baked, ready for .your holiday
least, ~ the HoMH BAKERY,
l2G 321 Commercial Street.
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Educate Your novels with Cascare,s.
toc oSenuy eRey uantharlc cure constipation forever
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27
beauty L. BLOOD De.p.

Miss Anna Krebs returned to Port.
land this morning.
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To .NiRnt and 'ro.Monow Nirhl.

Jay W. Phillip went TO Frisco last
night on a vacation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

Chas. Weller went to Portland this
morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

Mrs =. Il. Strong is in Astoria visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mary Kinney.
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Miss Charlotte Hellenband has rc.
turned from q holiday visit at Portland
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

Don't Ie'Aeco -" and Smoke iour Iir Away.
10 cult tobacco easily and forever he mag
netie, full OF life, nerve and vigor. tale No.T,,
bac, the wonder.worlgcr, that mnltos weal, men
strong All druggists, SOC or tl. Cure guaran,
teed booklet and sample free. Addross
steriing Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Miss Myra Murphy, matron Of the
Roseburg Soldiers home, is visiting her
people in Salem during holiday week.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-27

~ ~ hobes sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. sam.
Ve Hee AID. sterling Remedy Co, Chicago OF NY
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Proposals sInvlted Sealed bids Tor
furnishing supplies for the Oregon
State pcnilenglafy FOR 3 muntha end.
lng June %, 100 Will bo received al
the uillce VI the superintendent until
8 o'clock M Monday Janualy Z. l1u.
wllen theY Nlll be- opened.
Schedules Tor ff0ceflea, meala. Hour,
drugs, hardware, pIlsoo uannel aud
easslmefes. dry goods, shoes and shoe
dndings, may ~ seen 40 The Office ~
the supeFlntondent 0f may BE- had ol
hlm IN application.
The right ls reserved % reject ani
and all bids of any plfti1n " q bid.
A certified cheek f0f 10 per cent of
The amOa0t of The 0ld. uade palahle
~ the Superintendent. mual accom-
pany The same ase guaranty that n
awarded a contract, The bidder Nib
enter lntD a bundled coatlact lof ~
faithful pefiOrmnnce Nith etNA 1nd
sufficient sufcllea. Vouchers 10 pAI.
ment Will b. rendered 90 The Is1 Of
the m0Dth following compilation 81
c0ntlact, where coutrtfls are cuHlIn,
u0as vouchers viii - rendered ~ ne
cod ~ each quarter
Az supplies must - delivered ~
lhe hul|0lpa VI tno v y r. 0tl1t
things being equal eItlfIne ~ u1tHI4
0r pIoQnrIInu H||I ~
given tie pIafcIenfe.
hnYelnOds c0nl4iu|nn t|I4 I|'"|
mafk6d "lild4 zoe 1lpN|'|&
D. n r." u|ofefq an I1||
present AZ che eIte|NN Ii
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The best Of all Pills are BrrcnAM's
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Holiday Goods.

An kinds Of silk embroidery, hand
kerchieis, ornaments, silk screens.
China ware. Japanese fancy goods, etc.
Opera house blockIll2 Court ~. HUE
Wing Sang Go. ll-2i mos.
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The Ordinary sleeper--A
New Feature in Western
Travel.


Tho Pullman Company now operates
two grades Of sleeping cars via The Rio
uRANDn WEarrnN RAuwAY. The ordi.
nary sleopea are entirely new, and the
berths, both upper and lower, aro
lifted up complete with mattresses.
blankets, sheets, pillows, curiains. etc.
with stoves arranged Tor making lnn.
coffee, etc. requiring nothing 20 b
furnished by passnngers. unliofmed
pullman portora are Ia charge oi ithe
cars, who are required 10 keep them In
good order and attend % tho wants and
comforts u passengers. Tho cars arr
very handsome and coumOdloua. and
While not ~ elegant, aru luat ns coa.
lOgigblo ~ standard or palaco aloopera.
10th frat and second-clan uaasunQars
are permitted 10 occupy these cars on
payment 81 the Pullman berln raies.
which are less than half II the rates
charged Ia Che regular palace sleeping
cars.
The ordinary aleopers arc carried
daily on trains via Rio GnANnn Wnsr.
rns RAnwAr between Denver and San
Francisco aud Portland. On i've data
In each week tho slcepurs are run
through bciHeen los Angeles and HNn
frnuclaoo, or Portland and Dcnvor.
Omaha, Chicago aud boston.
for additional details writa Coz copy
Of folder 10 !. ID. Mansfield, 2t3 Wall.
ingion So portlandi 90 Geo. w. neInir,
Acting General Passenger Agent. Salt
Lake Cltv
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WANTED

WANTED
NeHs today ADVERTISEMENTS ft.... W.
o. less IN this column lnaoffo1 :.
times Tor 2B ctn- so cta 4 Frnf. 4
per mouth. All over louf lInn1 ~
same rate.
GIRL WANTED--To learn she orinf.
ing trade. Apply At JouasAE o&co.
WANTED.--Men 70 learn hafber trade
800 positions At SEQ mohfhlv. waitlna
our graduates New Geld. can eofs
sultion, two months comrleln. All
Information with hnndtomo Iool
souvenir mailed FREQ. Bioier Barber
college, San Francisco, Cal, i2.2G ~
FOR sALE.--A Winchester .hos r,in
single barrel, will trade on bicvcle. 81
n. steele. Fair Grounds "a ~ 9l4
NANTED-(iiri 10 do houaework In
small family. Apply 70 P. @. L. Jour.
nA' once. i5-ti
FOR kENT.--SO acres good oaE-evnE
hnd. Terms f2.75 cash down or "a
alter harvest, and 3bacres Of hon varia
with hop-house At $40 per acre. NJ II.
kgan, Brooks Oregon. i20ti
FOR SALE CHEAP. y Walnut n,nrkI..
TOP bedroom set. Apply At Gilbert
nsoa nank. i2-o-tf.
BICYCLE BARGAIN. N.--Brand new irst
class ladies' wheel at a bargain for
cash. Inquire Of NJ, at JoUaNAL Office.
II 7d
FOR RENT.--Do Desirable rooms fur.
nished OF unfurnishoi for gentlemen.
Terms reasonable. Call on II. Con.
let, 1872 Commercial street. Io-lI.Ii
BICYCLE PATH-lf your aIcrcIe
needs repairs brlng Il 10, wo have
the skill and stock 10 keep Is In nrsf
class condition. We carry nan
line of sundrles and make special
NY of enamelluR-c0 and SEQ us.
we satisfy our patrons. Gardner N
white, 25S Liberty street. HoImauN
block, uext door e steam Laundry
fnone 2to5. 1-1Ll
HOUSE CLEANERS = Remembes
that the best aud cheapest carpct
paper Il the heavy felt nannr snl6
az THE JOURNAL ONCE, aOtf
Personal.
Ladies Free Harmless MONTHLY Roo.
ulAtori cannot fail. Mrs. b. Ropaa.
X. n Milwaukee, Via.
li-2l-l-ms
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GIRL WANTED--ro learn she print.
ing trade. Apply at JouasAI oibco.
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Ladies Free Harmloes Monthly Roc.
ulAtori cannot fail. Mrs. b. Rowaa.
X. q Milwaukee, VIA.
lI.2l.I.ma
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waSrEp ss5 ao:l9;,., Men :. y. = learn barber trade
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
The Worst Cases Completely Restored to Health
aud Enjoyment Of Life-Read With Care.

scxuai Organism
c.
all OF Ii
males eight females o
under
OF
Is
q
our
ana woman
II IL
Of be OF
fnrfr Of
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DcCICR Powell Reeves
Settles Leading and Most Successful
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His reputation has established by efectng CURES
OF CHRONIC DISEASES in MEN and WOMEN where
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the ali
il
mftth
Of the The test OF hs
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and o
HEAD THROAT EARS THE LIVER THE
is
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KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
BLADDER AND URINARY.

Cystis catarrhal Inflammation stones srctre rusc,
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en or me passing Of milky bloody
maadies DOCTOR REEVE s according the laesr
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.


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he
dreadh
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The Successful Physician: The Sku Su9ecn The Eminent Specialists
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Catarrh, Bronchitis and Dis
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METHOD OF TREATMENT.

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SUFFERING WOMEN.

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NERVOUS DISEASES

what
and
al The
all bad blood and skin
eadcat treat
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treat
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medic
m m. Block. Way,
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RHEUMATISM.

So long the remain the
bound to trouble you from time TO time The rid
IL forever is TO explain condition
who treats form OF rheumatism unsurpassed skill
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living from the conveniently
Direct all mail
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-11

station ty one OF the officers. who found
1t in the street. No owner has yet ap-
peared.
The treasurer of the Maine Eye and Ear
Ipfirmary has received from Rufus H.
HinckIey, executor Of the will of the late
Hon. Mark p. E merry. the sum Of $500
devised by Mr.. Emery in his will to that
Institution.
One year ago yesterday the frat snow
of the winter fell in Portland.
Superintendent Lord was at Long Isl.
and yesterday visiting the schools there
Thers will be a meeting for men only
at the Y. NJ. Q. A. tomorrow afternoon
at half past four. Singing by the male
quartette, and Rev. smith Baker. d. D.,
will speak.
The George Eliot club will have spec
ial programme for the birthday of the
great novelist whose name 1t bears on the
2)th. At Its last mseting the afternoon
WAS devoted to Harriet Bescher Stowe.
Readings from the more celebrated Of
her works, including Uncle Toms Cabin.
the Pearl of Orr's Island. Old Town
Folks and the Minister'S Wooipg.
The regular monthly mesttuR Of tn ;
Pressmen's Union. N, % tonig ht at
s. l5 at McDonald's cffice.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs Charles e. Webster has returned
Boston. MIR. Webster is at present. en-
ployed In the Publishing house Of Hough-
ton, Mjfflln and Co.
Rev DIR. Fem will lecture tomorrow
evening on "Ths Crisis In the Church Of
Enplaad."
Mr.. Fred Hall has returned from q
business trip to Boston.
Mra. William W. Mason has been
spending the week In Boston.
4 Mr.. Walter woodman and family who
have spent the summer with Mr.. Wood
mans father. MIR. Jabez Woodman. re-
turned to Florida Thursday.
Mrs. Charles J. Chapman returned from
Minneapolis Thursday evening.
MIR. 7. Walker Of High street. rendered
a farewell reception to Capt W. Crosbsry
Of thu steamer Tropea Wednesday night.
A bout 40 friends were present to bid the
genial shipmaster farewell. Capt Cros-
bsry and Mr.. Walker were old friends.
both coming from the same town on the
othsrtide.
An enjoyable time was spent by num-
her Of young people ut whist party CIV
en- Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Gilmore on State street. The prize. n
handsome gold spoon, was won by Mics
Ada N. Brown of ST. John.
Mrs. Kendall Of Deering street, who
was SO unfortunate as to fall and break
her hip underwent the painful operation
of having IN sas Tburatlay and Ia ns com-
Portable rs could be expected.
During the latter part Of November
Harry Duncan OF New York. formerly
organist of High street church, Portlan d,
will give an organ recital ut ths Willis
ton church, assisted by Miss Katherine
Kicker Of Boston. contralto. ana q New
York soprano boy.
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HARBOR NOTES.

The bark Arthur o. Wade. which
cleared Thursday. sailed yesterday mon
All Of the windbound 1eet which has
been In the harbor for several days went
out yesterday.
The steamer Merryooneag arrived at n
few minutes before i've O'Clock In the
afternoon.
General Manager Liscomb OF the Port
land Steamship company says that nc
definite arrangements have a. yet been
made regarding the time when the steam
er Governor Dinglsy will take her place
on the line as ons Of the regular boats
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WOMAN'S LITERARY UNION.
The As You Like IL Club VIII Conduct
the Meeting To-day.

The meeting OF the Woman's Literary
Union at Pine street church this after
noon at three o'clock. will be condu,ted
by the As You Like 1t club, composed OF
ladies living at Town HOUSE Corner and
X ui /. h VILE 10 South Portland. 1he sub
ject will be Literature" and the COM
mittee in charge are Miss May W. Marri-
ner. Miss Lucy IL. Jordan. and Mis-
Lizzie h. Scam man.
The programme Is NJ follows:
Duet-Come. May, with all thy Flowers,
Marston
Mrs. Florence knight Palmer, Miss
Henrietta bennett Rice
History,
Mrs. James o. Kaler.
Solo-a. When the Land was White
with Moonlight. Marston
b. Mine Own, Greasy
Mrs. Palmer
Famous Sons and Daughters,
Mrs. Ralph A. Parker.
Solo-The Day Is Done, Balfe
Miss Rice.
Literature,
Miss Adalena II. Dyer.
Duet-Exe elsior, Bale
Mrs. Palmer, Miss Rice.
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At the revival meetings held at the
Friends Church, Oak street, the eloquent
and impressive sermons by Mrs. Frame
are being listened to with intense int'rts',
and it Is commonly agreed that chs Is
spea ker OF remaI kablo power and at
Effectiveness. MIR. and Mrs. Frame will
conduo the services Sunday morning
and evening. and continue the evening
meetings nsxt week, As the people be
come acquainted with Those evaneelists
the attendance increases and large
audience 1, expected at the remaining
meetings. There will be no meeting to-
night.
Eastern Star lodge of the Dsnish Broth
erhood, gave q private sooisbie Thursday
evening. There was large attendance
and the music furnished by Bruns's Or
cbestra was very good. s. Il. Nilsen. q.
Madssn and q. Ivtson had the affair In
charge
The Grand Trunk railroad has 9.c0o
yellow pine lies discharging from the
schooners Cassie +. Bronson and the
Oracle ID. Buchanan at shed No. l. The
road Is using nothing but yellow pine
ties.
Ferdinand l.. Griffin and Aldeltert K
SWEET, the two young men arrested for
the larceny of tine sloop Leading Star,
have been discharged from custody, the
authorities being Satisfied that there wss
NO criminal intent In their taking of the
craft.
Men are at work drilling an artesian
well at the Portland Company's works
on Fore street.
Early yesterday morning a somewhat
worn bicycle wheel was brought to the
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wEsrBRooK SEMINARY.

The Agora literary society held Its reg
ular meeting Friday evening In the par
lors OF Hsrsey tall.
The second eleven OF the Seminary VIII
play a game of foot ball this morning at
10 O'Clock with Il o t utler school eleven on
the Seminary grounds.
Edward jerks of Ohebeague. a student
at the school and member of the first
eleven foot ball, is confined to his room
by sick ness.
Leighton. one of the players on the foot
ball eleven. first team. will not be able
to play today owing to an injury 20 bis
leg received few days ago.
Mr.. Seth Allen, lsft half back OF the
Ksnt's Hill Seminary foot ball eleven.
was at the seminary yesterday calling on
several STUDENT friends.
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BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Ivanhos Lodge, K. of p, will confer
the rank Of Page upon two candidates
next tuesday evening.
h The gold watch recently reported to this
police as stolen. hes been recovered by
the owner. who while Intoxicated. had
given it TO a friend to keep tor him until
such time as he should be In condi-
ton to take care Of 1t. With sobristy
came the recollection of this act and he
readily recovered his property.
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THEIR LIABILITIES.
Woodbury. and Moulton's Indebtedness
Said To he 100000.

1t was learned on the best Of authority
ls.t night that the liabilities Of Wood
bury and Mouiton. the banking firm
which made assignment few days ago,
amount to $500, 900.
The rumoi was current on the streets
yesterday afternoon that a petition was
being prepared to force the firm of Wool
bury aud Moulton into bankruptcy. How
much truth there IL in this rumor could
not te lesrned ct o lats hour yesterday.
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The Gospel Mission chapel Of the oor-
nsr Of Lancaster and Pearl streets. will
be dedicated on Sunday afternoon BY
Rev. Aessrs. J. II. Wilson and ]. Q.
smith, assisted BY other olsraynsn. The
services will OCCUR ct o'clock.
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Names Greatest Store.
Why Go To Boston

when you can get competent
house decorators at hOme!
We are practical interior
decorators.
We furnish skilful frisco painters, paper
hangers, and drarery men. Our chief Of
this department, MIR. N. ID. Pancoast
will submit oolored sketches for the en-
tire color scheme OF your house. or will
follow ont your own ideas to tho letter.
Our exclusive les In high grade wall
hangings, drapery stuffs, upholstery
fabrics and floor coverings enable US To
turn out work equal to that OF Haber-
straw, Davenport or Turner Of Boston
90 we'll known to Portland people.
We make all kinds Of furniture to your
order. including the finest leather work.
1t will give ne pleasure to make you an
estimate.
We refer with some pride to the decor
ating done by us at The RivertOn
Casino, The Underwood CastuO,
The Residence of Judge Enoch
Foster ON Deeriug st., etc.
ock. You are personally invited"
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+. o. Bailey g. Co., sell at 1000 a. M. today, a
Hue of sample coCches, chairs, etc. See auction
column.
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MIR. SMALL RE. ELECTED.

Officers OF the Maine Division of l.. A.
w. who Have Been Chosen.
The annual mail vote for officers Of the
Maine Division. League Of American
Wheelmen. closed yesterday. These were
elected;
Chief Consul-Clarence W. Small, Port
land.
Vice Consul-Herbert b. Holland,
Watervills.
Secretary and Treasurer-Harry I. Pass
more, Bath
Represe ntati ,es-Howard l.. Burr. Au-
burn; Elwood II. jenkins Augusta.
Club Rsprcsen tatives-O. =. i. wish
and IL Ii. Fsrnsworth of the Portland
Wheel club; Ralph ID. Burbank Of the
York County Whselmen
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GRADING AND SEWER WORK.

Bids for grading In Norwood street
and building sewers in Norwood and
Amherst street, were opened at I2 o'clock
yesterday at the effice of the commission
or of public works. The bids vera a. fol-
lowss
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No goods charged
during this sale as our
m argins are very
small.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ApvERTIsEMENrs TODAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
r. NJ. Lewsen. & Co.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Oren Hooper's Sons.
y. n Libby Co.
Palmer shoe Co.
Rines Bros. Co.
Somers.
T. f. Foss s. Sons
Center & Mcdowell.
Frank Is. G ark.
II. Ii. Hay & Son.
Calderwood.
II. L. Whipple,
Reuben X, over.
Helen 4. Reed.
FINANCIAL
II. N. Payson s. Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Polo.
Winston Church.
New Wants, To Let. For sale Lost, Found
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-11

New Wants, To Let For sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertis ements will be found under
their appropriate h, ads on page 8.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-11
ONE LOT OF JACKETS

(about 60) made of all wool Covert In
tan and blue, some lined throughout
and OF hers half lined, high or low but
ton effect, would be bargain at 50. gS.
For this sale only $500
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-11
ONE LOT OF SUITS,

Tight fitting, fly front or double breasted
coats, habit skirts, plain or saddle back,
in Cheviot, Broadcloth and highgrade
Homespun. suits which you would con-
slider bargain at $1,000. Our price.
Sll.OO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-11

(about 70) made In high and low button
style, slashed or plain back, in a large
variety of colols, some lined with plaid
or plain silk. others lined with SINNERS
satin. We defy any merchant to offer
garment like any of these for less than
$500. While they last your choice at
$lO.65