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The Portland daily press., 1899-04-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed Administrator OF
the estate OF
GEORGE ALBANIAN, late of Brighton, Mass,
deceased, leaving estate TO be administered
IN the County of Cumberland, and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate of said
deceased are desired 10 present the same for
settlement and all Indebted thereto al request
ed TO make payment Immediately
THOMAS ALBANIAN.
Portland. March 80. 1899 mar3Odlaw3wThs
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Il desirable. detached house of eight rooms
and bath. In excellent location. and sunny ex-
posture on all sides. All modern improve
ments. open blurlbing. and heated thorough
out with hot water. Possession given May 1st.
Apply ut 81 Pine Street apri3tf
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EOR SALE-Steam laundry. fully equipped.
IL with modern machinery. superior location,
and doing u prosperous business. as q careful
examinatongwill show; reason for selling salts
factory, to a buyer will sell at great sacrifice.
on easy terms. w. II. WALDRoN. e. CO. $50
Middle St. 12-l
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CoR SAJF-iIair cloth, parlor suits, chamber
ers. LOUNGES carpets, dining tables; center
tables, ranges. parlOr stoves and an Kinds OF
household furniture: Cheap ior cash, Or m
stallments. Room 8. 1856 Middle st. I'll
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COR SALE-Complete shoe repairer's outfit.
IN first class condition, at trade INQUIRE
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., J46 Congress st.
10-l
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no LET-The store situated. on the corner, of
Congress and Park Streets. now occupied by
Z. l.. PIPER. & CO, "a a grocery store. Pos
session given May /. 1899. Apply to JOHN f.
PROCTOR. 90 Exchange st. i2-1
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vHNO LET-Lower tenement OF three rooms. to
u let. 81 Spring St, eight dollars per month ;
Apply to kINES BROS. Portland. Maine l2-1
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REMOVED.
MARRY ME-, NELLIE,

And will buy you snah a pretty Ring at
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings,
Diamonds, Cpa+?earls, kUDies Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings q specially. Largest stock in
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler. Monument
Quare. mar22du
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COR SALE-Just received large lot OF
German male oanaries. also all kinds OF
cages, seeds and suDdrics already on hand.
Call early before best ones are picked out.
FRED A. BROMBY, $50 Congress ST i2t
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EOR SALE.-New first class family house
with abundance OF rooms; ? bath rooms,
steam heat for both flats, separate boilers, hot
and cold water; superior location. west Of
State street, 5000 feet of land. rents $500 ner
annum, good tenants in. w. H. WALDRON q
CO. $50 Middle St IL
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ADMINIsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed Administrator
OF the estate of
j. PROCUL PICHE, late OF Montreal, Canada.
deceased, leaving estate to be admins tered
In the County of Cumberland. and
given bonds as the law directs All persons
having demands against the estate OF SAID de-
ceased are desired TO present the same for set
Element, and all indebted thereto are requested
TO make payment Immediately.
LUDGER J. RENOUF. Bddeford.
Portland, March 2S 1892. mar3Odiaw3WThs
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WANTED-All persons in want OF trunks
w and bags 10 call on Z. ID. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices. Trunks
repaired. Open evenings. We frame pictures
apr13-dtf
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NE HAVE some very desirable rents to let
w from IS TO SOS per month; also some OF
AUSTIN s. SHEARMAN, Deering Center,
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NOR SALE-For investment, new modern g.
L flat house, each fiat has rooms and bath.
hot and cold water, electric bells and wired for
electric lights; prompt paving tenants i'll; total
rentals s672 per annum; will met 10 per cent as
careful examination will prove. w. II. WAL
ORION & CO., $50 Middle 81. 81
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DOR RENT.-Store corner otCumberand and
Washington streets. Splendid loo t'iOn
for grocery or raj business. reasonable
reut and lease if desired FREDERICK 5.
VAIL. Real Estate Office, First Nat Bank
Buding. II
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nor LEASE OR SALE-A farm OF 20 acres
near geographical center of city of Port
land IA miles from City Hall; especially
adapted to n dairy business; farm house
and large barn on premises; electric railroad
toWe slbrook through center of farm. will lease
or sell Il part or the whole. Inquire OF L. g.
JORDAN. 81 q Exchange St. mar6tf
nor SALE Nicely furnished lodging house
of II rooms cheap for cash Address MRS.
H., 4 East Springfield ST.. Boston, Mass.
marS-4
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Il o LET-FurBished cottage on Little Diamond
Island. Cottage was furnished for occu-
pancy of owner, has good beds. everything
ready for imme late Use. Address GEO. +.
GOULD, So Exchange st. i'll
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NOR SALE.-A fine four tenement house on
The electric line, one of the greatest invest
ments ever offered IN this vicinity. In good re-
pair aud let to responsible parties. MARKS ~
EARLE CO. No. Il Monument 81. IL
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DOR SALE-1O00 loads Of loan for lawns and
garden use, also a lot OF filling. MARKS
s. EARLE co, No. Il Monument So. II
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WANTED-Position in an office as book
w keeper or assistant; first class references.
Address Il. Room 8, 800 Congress ST. feb274
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HOUSE FOR SAI.E-35 North ST.. finely stu
~ ated. very desirable. two story, two fam
lilies, bay widows. sun all day. near eleeirics,
large lot with stable must be sold rare bar
gain. Apply TO l.. II. MCKENNY, 1sj Middle
ST.. room Z. Iii
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THE partnership, heretofore, existing between
l. w. +. CANN aud 5. NJ. RINES has be0n
dissolved by mutual consent i2-1
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w ANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
w New sly stem, only eight weeks required
Customers work done free, insuring students
constant practice can earn wages Saturdays
Positions guaranteed when through. All too
donated. Write for catalogue. Moler's Bar
Der school. 1888 Bowery, New York City.
I3dlW
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-13

CHOOSE a location for your new home where
" your neighDors are already es abiished,
where future movements and Improvements
VIII tend to enhance rather than depreeiata
your property where contiguous surroundings
will always be pleasure to look upon; where
all conveniences of a public and private nature
are modern and kept up to date and where you
will always want TO live. We will locate you
in accordance with these conditions If you will
call at the Office of AUSTlN & SHERMAN,
240 .tevens Plains Ave. Deering Centre the
only real estate agency In Deerlng and one OF
the most reliable In Portland. -
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cssh In advance.

FOR sALE-Cottage house for sale-Contain-
ing rooms. ell and stable attached. large
garden and orchard, situated upon the main
stree. at South Freeport near steamer lsnding.
Also i've acres, more or lesi, Of aud ad o.ning;
VIII be sold at blrri in. Inquire OF S. Is.
KELSEY. No. 100 commercial st. aprl3-f
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TO LET.

Forty words Inserted under this head
ono week for 80 cents. cash IN >dyance.
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'R,O LEr-Thc best rent in Woodiords.
rooms, hot water heat, bath room, electric
lights, etc. nice stable; Inquire s. Chestnut St,
WIodfords. Ill
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MAINSPRYNc 75c.

The best American Mainsprines, made by the
Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler
Monument Square. mzrl9dn
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FOR SALE-lsn yards best quality Brussels
4 carpet. little used; / tripucate mirror.
large size; II dozen ladies' dress FORMS -
dozen ehildren's clothing ferns. HASKELL
JONES, Lancaster building, Monument
square. "A tt
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EXecUtriX's Notice.

LNeCr5tTEN NOI1Cts
Y,HE subscriber hereby gives notice that she
L has been duly appointed EXecutriX OF the
last VIII and Testament of
WILLIAM S. JEWETT, late of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland deceased. All
persons having demands against the estate of
said deceased are desired 10 present the same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
qucsted to make payment Immediately.
HANNAH l.. r. JEWETT.
Portland, March 81, 1899. apt7doaw3wTht
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EISH MARKET FOR SALE-In one of the
Il smartest towns OF the state best OF rea-
sons for selling. W., Box i5 Sanford. Me.
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WANTED-To rent store in or near Port
w land. 1t must be in good location for a
variety or general store, Address Il. 5. Port
land Press. II
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WANTED-At once, 500 barrels of pigeon
w manure. Address KIRWIN'S Poultry
Farm, Stony Brook, Mass. o.
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FOE sALE-.Thirty horses, direct from the
West weighing from 100 10 1900 lbs.
several extra nice pairs, at Trafion's STABLE
Iunoeriand NILS. Ne. also ear load at the
TkAFGON. Isi :
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-13

FOR SALE-Elegant pianos, yiolins mandJ-
Inns, guitars, ban os. music boxes, resina5. bar
monicas, superior violin and banjo strings,
popular sheet music, instruction books
and everything In the the music line. Come TO
the store where prices are low. HALVES, IA
Congress St april
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EOR sALk-At West nd. 5000 square feet,
OF land, three houses. thereon, paying q
rental OF $3.50 per annum. eieetrics pass the
premises, price $500 W. H. wALDRON & CO..
is0 Middle ST.. iii
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SITUATION WANTED-In plain family of
~ adults by middle aged woman, capable
and reliable. Please state number of family
and requirements. Address NJ. 5. Press office,
city. IL
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FOR SALE OR 70 LEr-House, stable and
store at West Gorham; two tenement
house-store Is a good stand for keeping
groceries, &c. Chance for clothing manuac-
tory on second floor. VIII exchange for city
property If desired. Apply to JOHN +. PROC
TOR, % Exchange Street. or 10 EDWARD
HASTY, II Green street, Portland. narl-tf
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INOR SALE-Bargans in "Made strong"
It trousers we sell for S1.00, Sl,zo, S150 SOD
and $3.50 per pair-best value for the money
sold anywhere If not satisfactory or eXami-
nation money will be refunded by returning to
us before having been worn. HASKELL Il
81
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ITO LET-Iarge sunny rooms. one flight up,
l. central location. very pleasant and home
Ike; $3.50 to s3.c0 per week. Address tthis Of
fce) BUSINESS. 81
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wANTED-Case of bad health that R-I-P-A-N-S
will not benefit. Send cents to Rpans Chemical
Cohew York. for 10 samples and 200 testimonials.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-13

no LET-Upper fiat No. 10 sherman St, seven
rooms and bath; all modern improvements.
Inquire OF A. n. & +. A. DoTEN, l76 CONNER
clal 81. Ill
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MEsCELLkNEOUs.

Forry words inserted under this head
one eek for 20 csnts. cash in advance
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LNOR SALk-Blaek mare, weight 1910, very
II handsome. great style safe for anyone to
drive fearless OF all objects will stand by q
weight a great read horse and does not pull !;
owner must sell. AVON ST. STABLE 81
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FOX SALE-A fine cottage. seven large rooms.
-. broad ptazzas. pleasantly situated vt south
IIeePort, near steamer landing. an Ideal sum-
iher nome Tor one wanting rest from business or
PROFESSIONAL labors. Beautiful drives, excel
,,ent boatlng and fishing. Inquire Of S. b.
KELSEY, NO. 100 Commercial st. aprl3s
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Forty words Inserted under this hoad
one week for rs cents cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-13

no IET-Lower tenement 232 Hugh ST. eight
rooms hot water heat all modern improve
ments. good yard. Shades Screens and AVN
ipgs. Address +. f.. DOCkERTY, Box 1913.
Ill
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WANTED-MALE RELP,

VALUABLE commission offered. Free small
Y samples. Protected ground Several
statesmen earn S25 weekly. Season approach
Ing. Following orders credited. RUBBER
co, 243 Pearl ST., New York. 81
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VI ANTED-l am now ready TO buy all kinds
W OF cast off ladies' genus and childrens
clothing pay more than any purchaser In
the city Send letters to MIR. or Nus. DE-
q ROOT, &c Middle ST. apr13-d1w
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ITO LET-2 IL story house with stable, IL
Il acre OF land with fruit trees, at Wood
fords; steam heat hot and cold water. lighted
with electricity, bath, all modern Improvements
convenient to electrics. Apply to j. Z, TEN
NEY 1T9 Commercial St 81
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NOTICE-Wha is worse than an ill-htting
~ suit? Perfect ft and satisfaction guaran-
teed in every respect II you place your order
with US. GEO. ID. DUFFEY. tailor. 5701a Con-
gress St.. opp. Congress Square Hotel ILL
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ITO LET-Pleasant front ROOM with or with
out table board. MRS. SkILLINGS. 8
Congress Park. 81
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EARM OF sixty acres with small set of build
ings. within nine miles OF Portland. to let
on shares; gardener or dairyman preferred.
No liquor or tobacco. Address RINES BROTH
Frs CO.. Portland, Maine. I'll
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(,ALL AND SEE the most wonderful life
- reader on earth. call will convince you
of her wonderful, power IN revealing past. pres
ent and future. (No questions asked.) Lincoln
Park House. 36l Congress St, Portland, Me.
II
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VNANTED-Uanoe. 10 to IS feet long.
w must be in good condition. Address
with full particulars and price; II. T. ii. 4si
Congress st, City. 12-l
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TRAVELLING men desiring good side line
Il will do well TO correspond with People S
Pub. Co., 1913 Market st. Phia. Pa.
aprlOeoW4tM
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vVANTED-Horse and carriage. Want to
W hire for few months, either for keeping or
would pay small price weekly, wonld buy and
pay by instalments. il team and terms were
satisfactory References given; Address Horse
and Wagon. Box 1851 Ill
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or will re-
ceive the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS IL WILSON,
Auclioneers, Is Free street. feb3-tf
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no LEI Lower rent of six looms in new
L house rear No. Monroe Place; gas and
Sebago; good yard room; good CELLAR good re
pair; good neighborhood; Sl2. Apply to L.
HASTY, IL Green st. IL
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& NJ. RINES. carpenter and builder, jobbng
ce neatly ana promptly done order slate.
1903 Bracket ST, Portland. Me. Telephone con-
nectlon; Cash Bros, Cash Corner. 12-I
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nISSnLUTION of partnership; the partner
~ ship, heretofore, existing between PERLEY
l.. CHASE. and JAMES +. OWEN has been
dissolved by mutual consent 12-l
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I UMBER DISSATISFACTION wanted by a
II man who understands the lumber business
in all departments. Retail yard. saw mill and
TIE woods. have had practical experience in
all departments. Address Box 1877 Phillips Me-
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TO LET-At Woodfords Corner, Forest
Il Avenue, three Groom tenements, SIS to SIS
per month. Inquire OF Z. c. JORDAN. 81 p
Exchange street mar6du
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NOR RENT-About May LIST, house No. 80
Il Gray street. Nine rooms beside halls,
bath and store rooms: hot aud cold water set
tubs. furnace heat; with good yard room. All
In FIRST class order. Enquire at A DEERlNG
STREET. morning, noon or night. SIT
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words Inserted Ender this head
one week for IS cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-13

WANTED-Position as fireman or night
w Waterman. Have had TWO years ex-
perience. and can fire with coal or wood.
Address Box ll04. Bath. Me- 1871
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no LET-A very pleasant second story rent
OF eight rooms at 1853 Cumberland St with
all modern conyeniences also "A furnished cot
tage Of six rooms ON the hill near Forest City
Landing. Peaks Island, Apply 10 TRUE
BROS, 39i Fore st. apr6tf
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| - ITUATiON-By a young Danish man as
~ coachman; understands the care of horses I;
no objection 10 the count y. or as farm hand.
| Address y. NELSON. II Smith 81. 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 go out by the day 10
w do house cleanine.,o light house work. no
private family. Call or Address, 1891 Congress
81. Ill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-29
MONEY FOR MUSIC.
Miss Smith Proposes TO Make II as
Professional Diver.
Made Descent TO The Bottom Of Long Island
Sound In a Diving Suit.

Bridgeport June 29.-At last the sea
serpent has rival i'm the shape of "a
mermaid. The mermaid. however, is
a pretty girl who has nothing of the
fish nature about her except her ability
To remain under water.
The mermaid is Miss Hattie smith OF
this city. she has determined upon be-
coming a professional diver at summer
resorts 20 earn money 90 .sive herself
a musical education. she is the daugh-
ter OF Capt. Charles ;. Smith, pro-
fessional diver. who is well known
along the Long Island Sound coast.
Miss Hattie Smith has pondered long
upon the problem how To gain her edu-
cation i'm music. At last il came upon
her like a. flash. At fifteen she had gone
To the bottom of the Sound, having
teased her father into consent.
The idea struck her 50 rorcibly that
she ran 10 her father and broached her
plan of giving diving exhibitions at the
summer resorts. Her father objected.
but was won over by arguments and
kisses.
So il happened that one day this week
Capt. Smith, his daughter and report
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-29

Bryant & Stration Graduates Receive
Their Diplomas.
Interesting Exercises In The KaitoSson ST.
Methodist Church

The sab annual award OF diplomas
by the Bryant & strat;on Business
college, took place last evening with
son NJ. +. church and in spite OF the
severity Of the storm there was a
large audience including friends and
relatives OF the graduates. The class
numbered 81. OF which Al We're from
the commercial and 43 from the short
hand departments. The platform was
prettlly decorated with palms and pot
Ted plants.
After an organ prelude by Frank l..
Sireeter, prayer was offered by Rev.
H. y. stevens, pastor OF the North
congregational church. and then Prin-
cipdl Theodore B. StOwell made the ad-
dress OF welcome. The Y. NJ. g. a.
qual ,et. composed OF Alfred Arnhtage
first tenor: Fred G. Nicholas, second
tenor; HdrryA. Lamson, baritone, and
Harry B. Shuman basso. rendered a
selection which preceded an address by
James X. MaccOll. treasurer of the
Lorraine Manufacturing company, on
Present Business Opportunities and
How To Grasp Them" Then came
more music by Miss Kate Hayes Doolit-
tie and Miss Vera Anna Dexter. A very
interesting address was made by Prin-
cipal Gowing OF the state Normal
school.
Rev Mr.. Stevens complimented the
school upon the work accomplished, and
after more music. the diplomas wens
distributed by Principal Stowei. the
quartet sang Good Night" and the
benedictlOn was pronounced by Mr..
stevens. The graduates were as fol-
lows:
Commercial Department-Frankli r.
Allen. Annie II Bostwick, Leroy ID Bra
man. Clara A Burnham. Edmund Il
Cargill. Emma l. Collins, Florence l.
Cowles. Mary y Cunningham. Thomas
II Curley. Elmer r Daley. Joseph VI
Dcrmooy Marion NJ. Easdon. Joseph &
Fogarty Clark Il Gallup. Amos Cor
ham. Catherine T. Greene, Bena A Han
ley, Albert \ Harden, Annie lde,
Daniel Il Locke, Edmund j Lonergan,
Etor j. Lucler. Frederick McCiowan
Eleanor l. McDermott, hose NJ Nc
Glynn. Annie c Aulholland, Richard III
Murray. Leon w Nolan. Everett G
Nichols, Nora OBrien, -.lphonsus
O'Mara, Ethel Perkins, Julius Ros-
enbsrg, Daniel G Riley. William +
Ryan. Newell B Sheldon, Martin
Smith. Clara Stillman Margaret vi
Sullivan. Nathan w Whipple, Jr, Will
liam l. Woodward.
Shorthand Department-Carolin j
Amos. Atala Anthony. Gertrude T
Brown, Clara "A Burnnam Sarah h
Case. Annie " Campbell. Helen B.
Calef. Ada NJ Chadwick, Margaret A
Olive A Cushman. Altha j
Covey. Mary A Chace. Bel na l. Dillen-
herger Norma \ QnXa Della 4 Drape.
II Henderson, Grace vi f'ur-
long. Ina Guptill, Margaret ttagan.
Charlotte A Hunt. Charles T. Hall. Ida
IL Howe. Annie "A Hoxie, Clara !.
Bena A Hanley, Della J
Hayden NJ Carrie Kenyon, Jessie /.
Iarkln. Mary G. Martin. lucia VI Me-
serve, FrancesT McCann. Teresa G Nc
Caffrey. Margaret G.. O'Neill. Martha
+ Preston. Florence II Read. Edith II
Store. Kate Slocum. Corabel Smith,
Laura ] Sparks. Clara T. Whipple, Mae
b l. Williams, Margaret NJ Wilson, Ida
/ Worden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-29
It'd BITS.

hloEg the Alriatic sea swallowq a,a
other risr0tory birds are caught averv
year by the rrrdreds or thousands ana
eaten hy tie Italians who sprea netc
an Whlch rs many as 800 TO 500 Of tho
bHds are CauNht at once
The proposition to remove The nr,s.rt
capital OF flui ca from Tallahassee no.
Decn revived. but without success
tncugh II Is probable that the supreme
conii and railroad commission WIN bc
transferred 20 Jacksonville.
or Austria's financial position. "a vi.
ern1 correspondent OF "A London dnap-
ciaI weekly remarks that "the general
slagnsticn OF business Is so great tIat
eNen Night sigrs OF an Industrial re-
NlVal are warmly welcomed"
The rumber OF visitors 20 TN, london
geological Gardens last year was 7iO g1S
Hna runItcr of animals Iivln. i'm the
sdr"'hs tt the end OF the year was oCh6
Ct which SIS N,re mammals. i3s3 ni~.ls
oud 49, reptiles and batrachians.
The United States sent abroad dur
ing the ten months ending April -
iN'" eNaciiy 2iN locomotives In tne
sanie months OF 1898 IL exported GAG
for the same period of the current fiscal
year the record has risen to an.
y MS ~ tfeas country FOR big fairs
as those ahead of us demonstra-e. 'Thov
ar The Great merica. at ON lh,. T,,l,,
!, lNn the pan-Amcrican. at I.,ifnl,.
in lWi. the Ohio Centennial. X, Toledo
ia l"'s. grd th- Louisiana -e.tsun,oi
az 81 Louis. IN 1905
Twenty cPht postoilices n as ,.2rv
states nave been named Dawcv after
the hc'o of Manila. This ~ only fur
loss ihun those named AFT ~ Wash'rr-
ton o'cr 200 t.her appli sagions ara cr
ne f.psial fies. Seventy nev I. b. r.ss.f a.
Offices hove askcd for the 1amc.
State Senator Stout. of NIenomjpce
Wis, who was largely Instrumental Ina
establishing. with his own means. a
system ~ travelling libraries In thai
state, proposes 90 build several pieccs
of practical road in his county This
summer at his personal expenses In
order tO furnish an economic object les
son % the farmers.
There can Do 90 doubt ihat The nost
obnging postmaster In tie state ~ AIie.
souri, lives al Bethcl he recently .ut
telephone in his Office and ~annbnureI
thai Tor the benefit N those oni-of-
town patrons who are connected by
wire. and Who may desire A.. n viii
open their letters and Will read tho con
tents 10 them over the prone.