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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-09-21
BURNED HERSELF
AND HER BABE.
SedaIia Woman Driven Insane
BY a Dream.
SATURATED WITH COAL OIL.

Christian Scienusts Thought She Had
Been Cured.
Sedaiia, Mo. Sept. 13-Driven in
sane by dream in which she saw
he husband killed in a wreck, Mrs. j.
Nj Williams, wife of brakeman on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, to
day burned herself and her babe of
two months. She is dead and the
child will die
She saturated the clothing OF the
babe and herself with coal oil in a
woodshed and then set fire to her
skirt
Mrs. Williams 19-year-old daught
err made the CHASTITY discovery of the
charred bodies of mother and child
The brain of the unfortunate
woman was turned by the dream
nearly seven months ago
The next morning she was almost
raving maniac, and even when her
husband appeard she refused to be
comforted, declaring that the dream
was surely a premonition of what
was to happen. A Christian Silence
healer was called in and later q
Scientist from st. Louis was sum
moned. Mrs. Williams continued
to improve under their treatment
until her reason was supposed to
have baen restored, and il was no
longer deemed necessary to watch
ber
Mrs. Williams became devoted to
the theory of Christian Science heal
ing aud 1t was constant subject of
conversation with her. She tried to
convert her husband and ell her
friends. She often declared that
there was no bodily aiIment that
Christian Science could not cure.
She believed it would preform ner
acles.
Her husband wen: away Tuesday
night on his run, leaving her with
her almost grown daughter and five
other children.
This morniog she srose before
daylight She moved stsathily in
order not to arouse the chIldI en-.
She attired herself 10 her best cloth
ing, putting on ali the fnery she
had in the way OF little jewels She
dressed the baby IL its bes. cloth
InZ-
She then carried the child TO the
woodsLed Ia The rear Of lhs house
? Laying It upon the fcOr she poured
coal oil over it until It's clothing vas
saturated. She lifted tie eau ol
oil above her head md saturated het
I own clothing.
Clasping the babe il one arm che
struck a match and touched tie flame
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to the lower hem Of her dress

to the lower hem Of her dress
An hour later when the eldest
daughter went to the woodshed she
found the mothers charrei body
where she had fallen, the baby's
naked and scorched body still clasp
ed in her arms The charred circle
on the floor showed how she had
stood up when she had applied the
match.
The girl was Mortified. aud ran,
screaming out of the shed. Her
cries attracted the neiRhbors.
They removed the bodies TO the
house. All the clothing was burned
from both The child was still
breathing. but was unconscious and
WAS pronounced dying.
The stricken husband will not
learn Of the awful misfortune that
has fallen upon him until be arrives
to night.
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James Jones of Monroe City has
made trip to the klondyke twice
but is none the richer, save 10 ex
perieuca. for it. He Gays now man
can make the trip from Monroe
county TO Dawson City in thirteen
days, on the following schedule:
From Monroe TO Seattle, five days;
Seattle to Skagway, four days; Skag'
way by rail TO the lake, one day; lake
by steamer 10 Dawson City, three
days He says it takes nearly a
month TO make the return trip over
the same route.
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HAUNTED BY DEWEY.

AdmIrai's Attitude Alarms Mckinley.
Washington, d. G, Sept 13.-The
London Daily News interview with
Admiral Dewey, confirmed by the
World and Post Dispatch interview
with Admiral Dewey at Gibralter
have made profound and painful
impression upon President McKin-
ley The President has heard sew
eral times lately that Admiral Dewey
would not refuse the right kind of a
Presidential nomination if il was
offered him, aud the President s
close advisers now fear that Dewey
will soon be in a position in which
the opponents of the President g
policy will all be looking to him as
their natural leader. One of Mr..
McKinley's friends has told him
that one interview with Admiral
Dewey on this side of the Atlantic
of the same character as those he
has already given, and as his official
reports, will make Dewey the lead
ing exponent of a policy of mercy
and justice aud peace.
MIR. Mckinley has refused to ad.
NIT that Admiral Dewey is inten.
tionally preparing himself for race
for the Presidency, But he is said
to admit that if Dewey feels as
strongly on the subject of the treat
ment of the Flipinos as his published
utterances seem to indicate, he might
soon begin to desire position IL
which he could make those views
effective.
There is no phase of the Philip
pine question that is giving MIR. Nc
Kipley so much anxiety as t. re
port Of his Philippine commission
Aud the reason is Admiral Dewey
It is feared that Dewey will insis
on opening his mind aud giving tn
President aud tue psople his full
views and his reasons therefor A
the commission was appointed b.
the President tor his personal infor
nation, some of the Presidents ad
visers are urging him to tell nj
commissioner that their individual
personal verbal reports TO him arr
all that he nee s or desires.
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Was Sentenced to Be shot .

Washington, Sept. 13-Private
Thomas McVeigh, Company @, First
Wyoming volunteer infantry, was
tried by a general court martial con-
vened at Imus, Philippine Itlands.
Ia June upon the charge Of striking
his superior officer. He was found
guilty and sentenced ITO be shot to
death with muskstry at such time
aud place as the proper authority
may direct" two-ihirds Of the court
concurring in the sentence
President Mckinley has directed
that the sentences be committed to
dIshouorsbie discharge, forfeiture OF
all pay and allowances aud confine-
meut at hard labor for the period Of
three years. Alcairsz Island, Cal,
has been designated as the place OF
confinement
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confinement

- =, % goEgucN & CO.. CHICAGO, IL.
- 49, : O. shsrszszis rsi-Alss-f
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New York, Sept. l3-The suspi.
cion that Thomas B Reed resigned
his seat 10 the House of Representa-
tives and took up his residence in
New York that he might be an avail
able candidate for the Presidential
nomination ia 1909 was strengthen
ed to day when it was reported that
one of the most prominent life in
surauce companies IN this city has
ordered 100000 campaign buttons
for 7. 3. r ed for President in 1900
Many OF these buttons were dis
tributed to day. They bear a por
trait of MIR Reed. with the words,
True and tcIed" above tb- portrait
and 1900 underneath. Each but
ton ia pinned through a small Amer
lean flag.
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Nc AIake a long Storr Short.

DR. Thurmond's CatsTrh Cure Is the only ca
tsr-h cnre made that Is sold-No Cure-So
Ia Ifyou eufTer with catarrh and coIds in
the head nv it fit fails to cure Tou Il VIII
cost ven nothing. Sold by.Az
SNS% 81. L. TCCKKR.
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to night

That dark brown taste and horrid
breath YOU have in the morning is csus-
ed by an inactive liver; some medicine
relieves tor awhile; others for few days
but Herbine cures At II. l.. fuckers
drugstore.
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II viii Core You While You Wait

Trvou infer with thst horrible catsTra II
.ha 6Saa loss OF smell CT taste. csts-rlsI coz
49, .+5,-, or headache. Dr. Thurnonc's Ca
farrH Care is sold no cu-e, no pay PT1e7 sc
snfi Al a per bottle a. H l. 1Ecke-s-
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VIII the reader from morbid curiosity
alone. II from 10 other rsason. read care
fully Enlightenment published below. then
compare It with similar statements made
by other medical preparations which ap-
pear daily In Portland papers:
Mrs. NJ. e. Brown OF Taylor street,
says; "since gave for publication my
opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills early in
1895. have had no occasion to resort 10
the medicine Time has proven that the
wonderful benefits derived from It's use
have been lasting. and wherever I have
recommended It the results obtained have
aiways been satisfactory. VIII be only
too pleased to corroborate what I have
said above to any lady calling upon me
who really wishes to know what course TO
pursue to nd herself of kidney complaint
or backache."
Doan's Kidney pills for sale by all
dealers; price 90 cents box. Mailed on
receipt Of price by Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. r., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--DoAN'S--and
take no substitute e
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. d. b. Cargile, of Wash
ita, ]. t. He writes: -Four bottles OF
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and her health is excel
lent" This shows what thousands have
proved-that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, totter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. 1t stim-
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only 80 cents. Sold by II. P.
S. Goold, 557 Congress street, and II. G..
Starr, Cumberland Mills.
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A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines OF Manchester, Ia,
writing Of his almost miraculous escap-
from death. says: Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended In Consumption. had free
and day. All my doctors said / must
soon die. Then began to use DIR. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. which
completely cured me. / would not be
without it even II it cost $500 bottle.
Hundreds have used IL on my recommen-
dation and all say ID never fails to cure
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles; keg-
ular size Boots. and si.00 Trial bottles
free at H. p. 8 0oold, 677 Congress
street, and q. G. Starr, Cumberland
MILL drug store.
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CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House wharf,
Portland, NE.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
ummer Arrangement. june, 10, 1899.

For Forest city Landing. Pea,ss Island. 5s5.
6Ao, 7.45,, 900, 1000. 1i.00s A. NJ, 1900.
i2.so, .l.45, 2.I5. 800, s3.45. 4so $40, ei5,
200, I-3O. $500. $50 r. NJ.
Return--e,2o, 100, s.15 $50, 1920, 80 A.
NJ. 40, LOO. s2.15, 235. $40. slo5. 500, 5.45.
$50, s7.3o, $40. .o.oe. i0Ib P. NJ, or at close
For Cushing's island e.45, 745. 900, io.oo.
HOO A. NJ. 1880. sl-45, 2.i5. 30O, AID. 6.i5
100 $500. go T. NJ.
800 2.s5, 330 4.4J, $40. .7.l5. $50 9.45 z. NJ.
For Little aud Great Diamond islands
rrsisths. rress Essrssssn sca LsSstns'
NJ, l2oo M. 400. s3oo,. 40. 6.i5, els. 7.5o,
Retarn-Leave Little Diamond, 9. 25, 7.o5.
s.lb. a15 10 Is, 1i.s5A NJ. LIS, AIS, .41o.
$3.50. GO, $40. sl0.4uP. NJ.
Return--Leave Great Diamond, g. 20. 100,
$40, $40, 1910 1l.4O a. NJ, LILO, .s.lo. sl.o5.
$50, 6.35. S.35. s10.35 r. NJ.
Retutn-Leaye Trefethen's, 6.15. 6.b5, sos.
so5 1905, Ills. A. NJ i.o5,so5. 400, b25, 600.
$50, sfO.3O p. III.
Return-Leaye Evergreen, 6.io ea5o 500,
300 loco. l.so A. ~, LOO. 800, 1855. 90,
6.25. s26. 1925 p. NJ
For Pence'- Landing. Long Island I60t.
800, 800 1870 A. NJ. 1900 H., 2.e0. $500, 4.20,
5.i5 6.i5. 7.30. t9.30P. NJ.
Return-Leave Ponce's Landing, Loag
Island, 500, $40. 7.5o. $50. e.t0. il.20 A. NJ.
i2.b0 25O. o3.46. $40. els G.55 8l5 si0.i5 p. NJ.
SUNDAY TIME TABzE.
For Forest City Lnnding, Peaks Island,
200 500. 900. 10 90. 11.0OA. NJ, 1920. 2.i5,
For Cushing's Island. 500, 900, 1900 AM,
II 20, 215, 40 4.45. 10, 50P NJ.
Trefethen's and Evergreen Landings
Peaks Island, 100, 500 9.3n 1879 A. NJ
l2l5 200, s3.i5, 40. 5.i5, 6.i5. s7.S0 p: NJ.
500. $50. 1880 A. NJ. l2,i5, 400 ss.l5,42O, 5l5,
.ii.oO p NJ. for all landings Saturday nights only
except Cushing's Island.
a
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.Bolllns Eggs 10 a nymn.

Bishop Paret of Baltimore was once
the guest of an Episcopal family In West
Virginia, says The Penny Magazine.
Learning from the bishop that he liked
hard boiled eggs for breakfast, his host
ess went to the kitchen to boil them her
self
While so engaged she began to siae
the first verse of the well known hymn
"Rock OF Ages" Then she sang the sec
ond verse, the bishop. who was in the
dining room, joining in. When it was
finished, there was silence. The lady
herself came into the room few min
utes later. carrying the eggs, and the
bishop remarked:
why not sing the third verser'
''The third verseT she replied. "Oh,
that's not necessary"
Il don't understand" replied Bishop
Paret.
"Why, you see. bishop" ste replied,
when l am cooking eggs, always sing
one verse for soft boiled and two for
hard boiled"
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Neglected G.rnpe.

In the cemetery of Choisay-le- Role
there lies a neglected grave. Not one
flower blossoms there. Not one leaf of
remembrance is ever placed upon it.
Rank weeds hide it from view and heavy
moss obscures the inscription. Yet could
you scrape the moss away you would
find the name Of Rouget de rIsle, the
author of .'The MarseIlaise." 1t is thus
that France takes care of her famous
republican dead.-Philadelph Press.
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The utllity OF rlx screens.

"Our doors and windows have screens,
so we sit out on the porch in comfort"
'How's thatr'
"Ihe flies all stay on the screens try
Ing to get in."-Chicago Record.
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EOk SALE-A fine. new 1O-roomed house az
Fessenden Park, OH the new electlic line !;
aud rear vestibules. slate sink and WASH trays
porcelain bath tub, txo freplaces water cIsset
cold closet and laundry IN a fine cemented eel
Jar, granite underpinnlng aud chimneys; speak
ing tubes TO the servants room. etc, etc We
do not require cent to be paid down, but will
sell you this house fol payment of $40 per
month. Interest TO be reckoned at per cent.
Marks & EARLE CO., No. ~ Monument Sn.
ISL
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAT7

One Of McKenpey's Alarm Clocks. spc to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. More
clock than all the other dealers combined.
McKENNEY. the Jswsler. Monhment Square
sep26du
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WEppINc RINGS.

One hundred Of them to select from. An
styles, all weights. all prices In 10, Il and Is
ip the city. 4 thousand q thein. MeKENNEX,'
he 5eaeler. Monument Square i&hsidtf
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Eok SALE OR TO LET-At West Powhal r.
X. station, six acres OF good lana story
and hall house, ell, and stable In good con
dltion. running spring water, several fruit trees
ana 2 fne rock maple grove. ALFRED WOOD
MAN, 10 Deering street. Portland Me 3i-A
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YOU do the writing. The pen makes the ink.
Statesmen now travelling who des res to in-
crease their income send home address and
dence) states and size Of towns you make
Address b IRIS FOUNTAIN PEN Co. 1863
Broadway, New York. i9.1
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FOR SALE-Eiegant new room house on
4 Brown street, Woodfords, open plumbing,
hot water heat. plazzas, bay windows, electric
lights and bells. finely situated. Price low il
'aken now. Easy terms. DALTON g. co.
fly25dtf
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

Silverjne case, 1890. D. W. RAYMOND IL and
q jewel adjusted IS the best halIfoad Watch.
These Watches will pass the Inspection. Nc
kENNEY, the Jeweler Monument Square.
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FOX sALE--At Waldoboro. Maine. one of tho
nnest IS acre farms In this vicinity 40 acres
c.eateu. 20 acres pasture house IA rooms with
improvements, cost $500 TO build; good or
enaros. 5g0 hens, farm fully stocked. For
pho, ,,oEraphs AID fnrther particulars amply
III
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FOR SALE-Twenty-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 will sell singiy a chance
Tor some one 10 double their money. MARKS
& EARLE CO., No. IL Monument So. ISI
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A THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Peal,
kubys and all other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rings specially. Largest
mock In tho city. MCKINNEY, the Jewefer
Monument Square. marchIgdtf
EoR sALE-Here's another! Elegant. new
nine room house on Eastern Promenade
for $1,000. Corner lot, sewer, Sebago, heated,
gas, Dath, nard wood floor, very sigh'ly, bay
to suit you. c. II. DALTON, 53 Exchange St
Junegu
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FOR sALE-on Emery ST.. aetached house
IL with 5000 ieet land; the best location on The
street; will sell at great bargain before Sep
tember /; rare chance for one of the most de-
sirable locations in Portland. W. ii. WALD-
RON & CO., $50 Middle st. 1871
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wANTED-AGENrs.

A GENTS WANTED-Ladies' and gents to
cuffs and bosoms. Our patented rubber neck
ties sell at sight; made in all colors, You can
clear $3.50 next weeks. Enclose stamp for
reply NJ Il NJ MFG. CO.. Springfield Mass.
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TOR SALE-Ten acres land In Portland, with
in miles of Monument square, the soil is
superior for market gardening, and well located
Tor building lots, as street cars from two lines
pass the premises, first time offered. w. H,
WALDR0N & CO., $50 Middle street 191
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ron SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance.
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FOR SALE-Building lots at oakdaie The
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.
may15eow to oct23
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nor SALE-Popular music, Shutting Pete
Moth and Flame, Wnistling Rufus, Smoky
Mokes Where the Sweet Magnolias Bloom
Sunny Tennessee, Come Home Dewey. Pm
Glad Met You, just as the Sun Went Down,
% cents each. HALVES Ala Congress street,
Portland. 1871
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CHEAP FOR CASH, or viii exchange for
~ real estate, manufacturing plant in Boston,
goods I'm constant demand by all grocers and
provision dealers; owner going to CUBA; must
dispose ol business quick; only small capital
required to run business. Apply to OWNER,
ton. ly20Swtf
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NOR SALE-LodglDg house furniture Of 10
= rooms, at 597 Congress street, fine location,
peasant sunny rooms. Present occupant has
cause Tor selling VIII be sold at a bargain IL
applied for at once. MRS. Il. j. NUTTER.
20-f
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NEW ROW BOATS FOR sALE-Address II,
~ y. 4 0WRSEND. SO. Freeport, Me. my27tf

~ BIT oWNsEND. 50. Freeport, Ne. my27ti
NOR SALE at very low price. a ,ummer
Il Cottage OF four rooms with furniture very
pleasantly situated near the Breakwater South
fortland, and within nifty feet of the lit water;
would make fine clubhouse; must be sold at
once: Two hundred dollars takes 1t. Address
Cottage, 125 Franklin ST. Portland. Me-" II
EoR SALE Elegant new room house, cor
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. g. b. PATTON,
SO Exchange street June9dtf
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$3.50 WALTHAm WATCH.

Silverine case. Waltham or Elein movemen
A good timekeeper, warranted. McKENNEY
the Jeweler. Monument Square. je9
A full line of trunks and bags eau always be
n found at T.. ID. REYNOLDS, trunk and bag
manufacturer, 593 Congress street. Congress
Square. Ladies' and gents dress suit cases at
al prices. Old trunks taken in exchange. Open
evenings. Telephone connection. Trunks re-
paired. 2u-r
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Congress Squares also several modern
residences from $4,000 to $4,000 and a few
small places IN Deering cheap for cash or in
stallments. W. Z. CARR, Room 5. Oxford
Building. 24-1
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E0R sALE-Brieht hay horse with black
n points, 10 years old weight 1900 lbs, per-
fectly sound and kind. wth express wagon rnd
harness II desired. Nwner absolutely no u.e
for team. At LeGROW'S STABLE, freb:e St,
to-day. 241
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West Buxton. Aug. 22.-Mr. Stepher
Higgins passed the niuety-sixth anniver
sary of his birth last Sunday August 10
he is the oldest resident In the town o
Hollis and we hope he win live to round
out tho century.
Two carloads of ties for the Saco RivaI
railroad arrived at Saoo River last weeA
and Messrs. Phinney and Eaton were tt
begin to haul them Monday.
Mr.. j. X. Libby Of Portland was In
town last Wednesday.
AIr. Henry Hobson and his family spent
last week here among his friends and
relatives
Miss Flossie Pike Is spending few
weeks with her father at South Wind
ham.
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EOR SALE-Bargains in our 'made strong
trousers" we sell for S1,00, 1.25. L50. 200
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on examln-
alton money will be refunded by returning to
Us before having been worn. HASKELL s.
JONES. Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland, Maine. IA
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EOR SALE-Look at thisl New two story six
room house and 5000 feet of land In Deer
ing for S1400, only $500 down, balance only $l1
per month; dontwalt until some one buys it
away from you. G. B. DALTON, 81 Exchange
street. June9dtf
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ITO Real Estate Men and Builders Wanted
by practical painter, paper hanger, tin
ter and general inside workman; a Situation
either by day or job work. II you are thinking
OF painting or papering room or house drop
postal and wi call and give estimates.
Work executed with despatch and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address +. E. DAILY, Eagle
Hotel Portland Me- "a
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-situatio as nurse, or to care fol
~ ~ an aged person. Address E. c., Press
Oince. 231
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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ITO LET--The modern detached tenement 122
4 Park street, near Spring street, containing
rooms. bathroom, Laundry. ana up-to-date
plumbing and heating low price TO small
family OF adults. Apply to j. Il. BABB, 2T2
Middle street. or the owner. auc0f
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yVANTED-A position as housekeeper In a
w gentleman's house. References ex-
changed. Address OF reply H0USEKEEPER
4i6 Cumberland street. 22-l
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roLEr
Forty words inserted nader this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.

TO LET-Down stairs rent at ZIG North st..
= rooms and BATH hot and cold water,
nrst class repair. sun all day. very slightly, fne
views Of the city and suburbs. Inquire at
THOMAS STABLE, No. 81 Lafayette 81.
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WANTED AT ONCE-A woman pastry cook.
w Apply TO ID. b. SMITH, Riyerton Park
Oale. 1871
WANTED-Boyf for general work ou small
farm; must be q gooaimIlker. Apply at
1877 COMMERCIAL ST. ISL