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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
REGULATING CouRT PRACTICE.
The American System Has Been Sub
stituted for that of the spanish.

stItuted Tor that OF Inc sDhnIsh.
Manila, July 20. $50 p. m.-An order
has been issued regulating practice before
the courts and substituting the American
for the Spanish system in important re-
spects 1t abollshes procurators, who cor
respond somewhat 10 solicitors in the
English courts. Members of the bar must
be residents OF the island The changes
outlined have been made in accordance
with the wishes of the Filipinos and dis
appointed Spaniards, who petitioned to be
admitted TO the bar without renouncing
allegiance TO Spain.
The steamer Saturnus has returned from
Aparr and reports that Aguinaldo, hearing
that the inhabitants were prepared to well
come the Americans II they come, concen-
trateL 1900 troops there and fortified the
town and coast approaches strongly.
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COMMISSIONS FOR TEXANS.
several of Them to BE Appointed Of
hcers in the Army.

Especial to The Post.)
Washington, July 2O.--There will be a.
number of Texas men appointed officers
IN the army tomorrow. The names of all
OF them could not be learned tonight but
among them will be Captain Lee Hall, ap-
pointed captain and assigned to the Thir-
V,third regiment. He will leave here in
q lew days for San Antonio to receive his
company.
william Lowe, son of Colonel r. G.
1--we, 1--we OF Galveston, was made first lieu
tenant and Mr.. Fowler of Palestine, for
meriy OF the Second Texas volunteers, Il
snanason of Hon. John II. Reagan, WAS
made captain.
Colonel Hare very strongly recommend
a., 81 sames NJ. Burroughs of Houston, and 1t
% believed he is on the list.
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SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Both Sides Of the Brooklyn Strike Say
They will Win.
ELEVATED ENGINEERS REFUSE TO GO OUT
strikers TO wreck nm Eighth
Avenue Line Car.

Now York. July 2o.--A marvellous
change has come over the strike aspect In
this city. Last night there was rioting
from ono end of Second avenue to the
other. There was promise. too, by Gem
cral Master Workman Parsons OF COM
plete ,ie-up of the trolley lines In Man
haitian with Its consequent inspiring eff
feet upon the Brooklyn strikers. A gen
eral tie-up has not come by any means
in New York. There was little or no riot
Ing ON Second avenue tonight or today.
The cars on that line ran throughout the
day almost as they have run previous TO
the strike. The Eighth avenue line. which
the strike officials last night promised
would be dead today. was moving right
on time with only hitch now and then
far up In Harlem, where few roughs had
a clear field to run.
There is no strike on the Madison avenue
line. a scheduled meeting of the car men
OF that limo having fzzed out tonight,
Practically no trolley line in New York
CITY Is affected save the Second avenue.
In Brooklyn about 30 per cent of the
cars ran regularly on the main lines and
street. De kalb ears ms well as the IL
roads are carrying the greater part OF the
traffic between Brooklyn and Manhattan
A few cars were run under very slow head
way on Marcy avenue, but they have been
taken OF tonight Cars We're not run on
the Ocean avenue, Hicks street and Beck
ham avenue lines. until matters are set
tied cars Will not be run at night on the
Fifth and Seventh avenue, Flatbush and
Green Point lines. although several cars
We're running today under slow Roadway.
About 500 men have been taken ON by
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company.
They came from Chicago, Philadelphia and
Boston. About 500 more men are needed
for the fun complement OF the cars when
running full strength, Great difficulty is
being met with by the company in re-
pairing trolley wires that have been cut
Gangs OF llnemen have been sent out
surrounded by mounted police and fol-
lowed by patrol wagons, followed by po-
licemen, The condition or the Fifteenth
street line is serious. From Hamilton
avenue to Greenwood cemetery the troll
ley wires are covered with all sorts of ar
ticles and the wires have been cut and lie
dangling in the street The strikers to-
night held eight secret meetings through
out Brooklyn Most OF the meetings wero
visited by General Master Workman Par
sons, who made short addresses to the
strikers unanimous vote of confidence
Was taken in the strike movement. The
strike, according TO statement made by
President Rossiter has 80 fnr cost thu
Brooklyn Transit company $4,000. or an
average of 81 900 n day since it was start
ed last Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION.

1t is said Otis will soon be supplanted
at Manila; Miles NAV be sent there,
Storms are still prevailing at Manila.
though an Improvement in weather condi-
lions looked for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
si'oN r.

Douglass. Hillsboro pitcher ia tipped
as a phenomenon of the first water.
Prejudice won the stake at Brighton.
Royal Baron won the $4,000 and Nj
stake at Detroit
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Big men mustn't think because they
are big and we'd have an excuse for
extra charging that we ever add on
the two dollar suits are as plentiful in
DOS as in 35s.
We'd like to sell the odd coats
and vests.-are anxious because
broken sizes are hindrance to
easy selling this means liberal
'1etting loose" regardless Of the
cost.
Worstci Goats and Vests OF
Coats. Linen Goats and
Vests or Coats, Cotton Coats
and Vests or Coats
Turn the Trousers and hang them
on the clothes line--a good summing"
is fine sanitation these perspiring days,
but to carry out the idea two pairs of
Pants are necessary--one to wear and
one to hang.
600 value. ....... ....-<.aS.
$50 Nslue--.... 800.
$50 Value. .s.,s. 40. tf
the so and IS cent Straw or Linen Hats at Two Bite.
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLorHiHR.
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Vienna, July 20.-In the course OF an In
terview had with him by the correspond
emit of the Neue Freie Presse today, Ad-
miral Dewey was asked what he expected
would develop from the international peace
conference at The Hague.
He said: who is to disarm firstT The
experiment was tried in the United States,
and look what II has cost us to get ready
in time, and how we had TO fear the issue
We now think differently and are build
ing forty men OF war. We shall not be
taken by surprise and unprepared again.
II is hard to believe, in view OF our ter
rife exertions. that the other powers VIII
abandon the advantage OF their arma-
ments and give them up
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FOREIGN.

Admiral Dewey has arrived at Trieste,
where he will remain two weeks,
Notifications in the Transvnal franchise
law nav lead to an early settlement.
Tho thirty. four articles of the arbitra-
ton scheme were adopted.
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rne Detained volunteer. Thanked.

WASHINGTON, July 20 Tho war DEPART
mani today made public telegram from
the president to General Otis thanking
me men in the Philippines for their pa
triotism in remaining in the service after
the proclamation OF peace.
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Thirty-four Articles of the Arbitrns
lion Scheme Were Adopted.

Thirty-four Articles of the Arbitrns
lion scheme Were Adopted.
The Hague, July 20.-The third commit
tee adopted the thirty four articles of the
arbitration scheme with the exception OF
the five clauses relating to international
courts of inquiry, action on which awaits
the results of instructions from the Rou-
manian and Servian governments to their
delegates. An effort was made TO obtain
the substitution in article n of~he words
deem II useful for the phrase consider
Il their duty" but Mr. Hollis, secretary
Of the American delegation, and DR.. Zorn,
of the German delegation, vigorously de-
Tended the original reading, which was
adopted Immediately.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
COTTON WORMS
APPEAR.

Tho army worm has made its appearance Ia
Bee, Goliad and Dewitt counties, and Is now
making trouble for the farmers. Where poison
is being used the progress of the worms VIII
he checked. but there are hundreds of farm
crs who are stl unrrepared to destroy them.
There is no time to be lost. as Il will be only
a very short time before the ravages OF these
pests will ho general over South Texas. Sc
cure your Paris Green now, while IL is IN
reach, or London Purple IL YOU can get It.
Hundreds of crops were lost last year be-
cause poison could not be had when II was
needed Don't be caught this year when you
have such promising crop In sight
We are headquarters for oil kinds of Cotton
Poison aud will be pleased TO quote prices.
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THE FLOOD SUFFERERS, FUND.
" Thousand Dollars Raised at wash
ingtOn

Especial to The Post)
Washington, July 20.--The fund for the
aoo' sufferers here is growing very salts
a .v'oiiis' and the treasurer, Mr.. Edison,
cba.p PROBABLY send Governor sayers b
,s,S, uh iof $1,000 tomorrow. Everybody Is
Tss noia and pushing the good work.
an v morton Cadets of this city will give
tba ssA aion on July 2S for the benefit OF
eon, ruou victims, and other societies will
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RAILROAD.

The X. C.. P and C. offices are to be
removed from Texarkana to Kansas City.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
FACTS AsD FICTION.
Experiences OF Portland Citizens Are
Easily Proven--Outside Testimony is
Apt TO SAVIOR OF Romance.

The most superficial investi cation will
prove tnat the following Statements from
a resident of Portland is true. Read 1t
and compare evidence from Portland
along with testimony from outside places,
published side by side with this in the
columns Of this paper. Investigate still
further, ana YOU win be surprised at the
number of people In Portland who preach
what this citizen says. Reiterstion OF
such statements, local endorsement aboat
the claims made for Doan's Kidney Pills
cannot be gainsaid or disproyen. Read
this case:
Mrs. e. Sawyer, of SO Green street,
says: "Mr. Sawyer was much annoyed
with severe palms in his back. In times
past he did great deal of riding and we
think this was the cause of the trouble.
Learning about Doan's Kidney pills !
got him box at II. II. Hay s. Sons
drug store. at the junction of Middle and
Frse streets. The treatment was very sat-
isfactory and brought him much relief"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price 30 cents a box. Mailed on
receipt of price by Foster Miiburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DoAN'S-
take no substitute.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded at the Cumberland county
registry of deeds:
Melville @. Burnell of Gorham To
Troilius q. Sanborn of Gorham on the
westerly side OF the road from Gorham
village to Scarboro, at its intersection
with the northerly side OF the town way
leading westerly by the premises now
occupied by James q. Larrahee and VIM.
NJ. Dyer, containing 90 acres.
Robert +. Skillings of Portland to Fred
l.. Littlefield of Portland, lot of land
on Peaks island on the north eide OF
Sterling street and cottage thereon.
Llewellyn ID. Leighton OF Portland. to
John Measure of Portland. lot of land
and buildings In Portland, formerly
Deerlng. on the southerly side Of Rack ali
street lis feet from Glenwood avenue. al.
so another lot triangular in shape on tbs
southeriy side Of Rackleff street, con.
tanning 20 square feet.
Deering Land company to Eliza Adella
SWEET, wife Of y. Howard SWEET of Port.
land, lot Of land at Oakdaie, on Forast
avenus at its intersection with and fronf.
ing on Dartmouth street.
Lydia j. Libby 0f<Portinnd to Christana
Ii Wescott Of Portland, q lot of land and
buildings on the northeasterly side n
Beckett strset in Portland, 100 feet I,onsh'
easterly from Congress street.
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WOODFORDS.

The Deering Folk Lore club and In
vited friends, enjoyed a very delightful
outing and picnic, Memorial day at Cape
Cottage and vicinity. The club is com
posed of well known Woodfords ladies.
The ladies circle of Crescent assem- bly,,
p. s., met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. W. p. Osborne, Raoklsffe street.
Rocky Hill lodge, X. of p. will con
fer the rank of page on several candidates
at their meeting to be held this evening.
The Martha Washington society of the
old wards are to hold a picnic supper this
evening at the home of the secretary, ID
Florence street.
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Commissioners' Notice.

THE undersigned. having been appointed by
the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the
May, A. D., 1893. Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims OF creditors against the
estate of Sophie b. Holmes, latesof Portland in
said County. deceased, represented insolpent.
hereby give notice that SIX months from the
date Of said appointment are allowed 70 said
creditors In which TO present and prove their
claims. and that they will be In session at the
following place and times for the purpose OF
recsivtng the same. VIZ: at the office OF w. X &
A. 4. Neal. No. SO Exchange street, Portland,
on august II and November 9.ffS99. at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Dated this seventeenth day OF May. A. D.
1891
ALBERT Z. NEAL, Commits.
SHERMAN o. GOULD, sioners.
may25diaw3wTh
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SONS OF VETERANS.
Programme of the Annual EncamP-
ment az Bueksport.

The Sons of Veterans meet in their ar-
nual convention at Buoksport this year.
The programme will be as follows;
Wednesday, June l4th.
a. m. Meeting OF Division Council
st Division Headquarters, Robinson
1890 a. m. Opening session of En-.
campment In kmery Hall. Regular busi-
Is m. Recess.
p. m. Continuation of regular bust
ness.
sp. m. Complimentary Ball In Emery
Thursday, June 10th.
$50 a. M. Continuation Of regular
business.
li.so a. m. Recess. Parade and ban.
quet.
Up. m. Regular business, memorial
service. election Of officers. Closing ses.
sion with public installation Of officers
elect ). Of V. and l.. A. s.
S.p. m. Public Campfire in Emery
Program.
S. K. Hall, Master OF cersm onies.
Music. Bucksport Military Band
Prayer, -i Kew. VIM. Forsyth
Adaress of Welcome, Hon. p. p. Gilmore
Response, Col. A. M. Souls OF Portland,
Past Com. Maine Div. 5. Of v.
Music, Bucksport Military Band
Reading Miss Mary Miller
"The Heroes and Heroines of '61,'
Hon. w. II. Looney of Portland, Judge
Advocate Gen. Maine Div. 5. of ".
Vocal solo, Mrs. W. u. Putam
'iThe sons Of Veterans
Gen. b. Z. Bolton OF Boston, Quarter.
Master. s. of ", U. 5. A
"Our Volunteers"
Gen. K. K. Gould Of Rockland, Past
Z Judge Advocate Gen. Maine DIV, s.
OF v.
Music, Bucksport Military Band
reading, Miss Mary Milk {
Z The Ladies' Aid"
Rev. II. l. Holt of Lincolnville, Chaplain
Maine Div. S. of v.
American Patriotism"
Rev. &c. A. Royal. Farminaton, Capt.
S. G. Belcher camp No. 8, Maine Div.
s. of v.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. w. Il. Putnam
Maine Division Sons Of Veterans. the
Colonel Elect.
Music, Bucksport Military Band
Benediotion
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

The Governor has appointed Miss Esther
W. Buzzsll of Fryeburg to the free schol.
arship allotted to this state. of the Dread
INSTITUTES of Worcester, Mass.
The trustees of the Kennebec water
district met at Waterville Sunday eve.
ring and drew up abode of bylaws. They
also elected Virgil r. Conner of Fairfield
vice-president land George.K. Boutsll Of
Watcrviiie, treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
BOSTON 8 MAINE CARS WRECKED

Salem, May s1.-Three freight cars on
a train bound for Boston on the Eastern
were dsrailed In the Salem tunnel ut
three O'Clock this morning, and traffic
was blocked for four hours. The accident
was caused by a high load OF ced ar posts
on one car striking the top OF the tunnel.
Several tramps were riding ON the cars,
but escaped injury. The morning Pull
man train was sent over the western
division.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
WESTBROOK.

Miss Bertha Higgins, who is employed
at the post Office at Sanford 10 at her
home in this city.
MIR. W. W. Webb, who recently located
in business in Sanford is in the city on a
few days Wait.
Rev. Thomas B. Payne will move his
household goods from the house Of DIR.
Anderson, Stroudwster street, where he
is residing to his new cottage at higgins
Beach this week.
The extension to the Valentine Hose
building to be used az q stable for the
horses of the fire department, is nearly
completed and work will begin immedi-
ately on the stable for the fire depart
ment ut Cum berland Mills.
Mr.. Alex Spiers the publisher and pro.
prietor Of q miscellaneous advertising
business, whose place Of business Is In
the block where the Wessbrook opera
house, owned by him Is located, has or
dered q motor Of 1-2 horse power which
he intends to use for power purposes. The
power for the same Is to be furnished by
the Westbrook Electric Light and Power
company.
MIR. EdwinkGilman, a well known
horseman of this city has succeeded in
securing race for horses In the 2. 40 class
at the Gorham fair to be trotted West
brook day. The horses must be driven by
their owners.
The members of Cloudman Relief corps
will entertain the members of Bosworth
Relief corps Of Portland at the meeting
this afternoon.
Ada, the wife of Mr.. Harris Moody of
this city, died yesterday at Boston no.
tel. She was about 81 years OF age. The
remains will be brought to this city to-
day, when the funeral services, which
will be private, win be held.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
MIR. Stephen A. Cordwell and. his SON,
ex-Mayor Albert A. Cordwell, observed
their respective birthdays yesterday at the
residence of the latter on Main street.
There was a small gathering last evening
in honor of the day and pleasant time
was enjoyed.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock.
L holders Of the POULAND,, Saco, and Ports
mouth Railroad Company, for the choice o.
Directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF such other business as ma,
legally be presented. will be held on the first
Monday. the fifth day of June, 1885, at Eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon, in the Company's hal
In kittery, Maine.
BY order Of the Directors.
r. r. BARRETT,
Clerk OF the Company.
Portland, Me-. May II 1899.
may iTdtd
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Marry m Z, NELLIE.

And viii buy you such q pretty Ring at
Mckenney's. A thousand seld gold Riues
Diamonds. 0pal-Pearis. Rubies, Emeralds and
wedding Rnss spscaty. Ia sfsssa steek sn IL
city. MCKINNEY. The Jewels=. Monument
Square. mar22dtf
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jEWElRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds OF Jewelry
W repairing and have made 1t 3 specially
TOR years.. We aye now ready to make 70 order
ansthing4n rings or pins Of any special design
yoa nay wishat very short notice. McKEK-
NEE the Jewelex. Monument Square, Portland.
lsnl2du
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MURDER, WHAT'S rHAT2

One of McKenney's Alarm cloeks. csc TO
$500. Warranted 70 wake the dead. More
clock than all the other deaiers ccnnhinod,
MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument Squszs
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

ENOR SALE-.Two houses on Munioy Rim
II finely located. sunny exposure, broad View
renting for $500 annually, can be Increased 10
ment. For price and particulars apply to Z. II.
MCKINNEY, las Middle street, Room 7. OK
ford Building. 27-f
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LOST AND FOUND.

&10 90 REWARD offered for the appre-
.Os hension leading TO the conviction
OF the man who stole gold watch from one Of
our dressing rooms Saturday evening. NAV
q. FOSrER. AVERY & co. ao-i
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
LOST.

Probably stolen from pocket
IN crowd. am open facea Elgin
Wafch, with chain and seal at
tncheO. Finder please return 10
IRA BERRY, m Exchange 81.
who will pay suitable reward.
my2Td6t
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

EoR SALE-One of the hest built eleven
II room houses to be found anywhere: large
lot; sunny exposure. electric lights. steam heat,
large stable; great bargain il called for al
once. Terms easy. Location all that can be
desired. LLEWELLYN III. LEIGHTON, IS
Exchange street. DOL
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

nEsIRABL.R RENTs-Three good rents an
~ Wilmot ST., between Cumberland and OK
ford, In first class condition. Just renovated.
ready for occupancy Jline ist applicants must
be reliable parties. Prices $40. Si2 and SI4
Apply to A. L. HANSCoME, III Exchange ST.
27-l
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01
WANTED.

"ANTED-Agents to solitit for a weekly
w paper, splendid opportunity for smart
boys ana girls to earn few dollars during
ST., Portland. Me. ii
WANTED-An persons in want Of fr1nEz
" and bags 10 call on & d. REYNOLDS.
66s Congress street. one door above shaw
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices. Trunks
repaired Open evenings. We frame pictures.
aprl3-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

Forty words Inserted undsr Iris head
one week for 20 oerta, In advance.
----------------
WEN they don't buy wolff-American.
- .ney LOOK al the Imperial" and go away
h,,s ,eok 4. other wheels, then come back and
Duy tne imperial" finding that no other wheel
a = ~ sooe tor 5000. G.. l.. BAILEY, 263 MID
- se-eos IL
Fok sALE-To close an estate. The desr-
nole residence No. "A Deering street. cor
yer o. Mellen. Apply to s. VI. THAXTER,
t--sses9. " 1enl. snaw q Co III
Foe sALEaTwo steam boilers. capacity 400
y. radiation each. used Only two months.
taken out because larger ones were reauired,
IN perfect condition good boilers for heating
nIsW 1sen nss Iull line Of trimmings.
SwAGEING MACHINE FOR sALE-As
good as new, In perfect order; Suitable for
board saw or stave saw; cost $40; will sell for
~; extra good tool. s. HUBBARD, North
Limington. Me. 2sli
FOR sALE--Tyo houses pleasantly situated
on hunjoy Hill, income s3e6 per annual:
HIa price sks 90 Apply E 70 pay Ei RI cot o
~ Ia Exchange St. Pei
E,oR SALE at a very low price. a ,ummey
~ Cottage OF four rooms with furniture very
pleasantly situated near the Breakwater. South
Portland, and within fifty feet Of the silt water;
would make hne clubhouse must be sold TX
once. Two hundred dollars takes IL. Address
Cottage, 1876 Franklin st, Portland. Me-" Il
FOR SALE-one of The best paying lodging
n houses In Boston; elegantly furnished;
everything up 10 date; 16 rooms; let 70 first
class people; income Sfe2 month; rent SGT
month; on one OF the best sta eets in the city;
lease Eiven; mics house with good income.
Price $1,000 on sasy. payments; Call or write.
Hanson ST., Boston, Mass.
On the residential part of fremont street, an
elegantly furnished house, nice carpets, c1binet
beds, hair nattres ses; everything all right for
rooms; swell front house with all modern i'm
proyements. Price $500 on easy payments
a 10 r1om LODGING house on Warren avenue;
income SIS week. Price $3.50, part down.
Lodging house on best part Shawmut avennei
las 10 rooms: rent s65; price 5000, 500 down.
balance on easy terms, good house with ali
| expenses ALMf & WHITNEY, b3SD IRE
mont. corner Hanson St. Boston, Mass. III
FOR LEASE OR sALE-A farm of 70 acres
| = near geographical center of city of Port
\ and, Ia miles from City Hall; especially
adapted TO- dairy business; farm house
IoWestbrook through center Of farm will lease
% sell a part or the whole. Inquire Of E. c.
JoaDAN, 2l1a Exchange St. mar6tf
WEDDING RINGS.
| One hundred Of them to select from. An
NJ. Gold. largest and best stock OF rings
~ the city. A thousand of them. MCKINNEY,
the Jeweler. Monument Square iune7da
| HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
soon at Wilson's CfohIo
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-01

NOR SALE-Farm near Portland and rail.
road depot, 100 acres 30 under cultivation,
balance in timber and pasture; good house and
large barn; fine orchard; can be bought for half
of what 1t cost. Apply Real Estate Once
First National Bank Building. FREDERICK
s. VAIL. eel