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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
GORHAM.

The attendance at Saturdays Republi-
can caucus was one of the largest ever
known. There were several candidates
for selectmen, while for road commission
er and collector there was some conten-
ton. Frederick ROBBIE was chosen
chairman of the meeting and Mr.. b. r.
Whitney was secretary. Following were
the candidates selected: Moderator,
Frederick Robe; town clerk, John O..
Summersides selectmen, Fred ID. Scam
mon, Chas S. burlington, Fred A. Gid
dings; road com missioner, Frank p.
johnson; collector, Charles II. johnson
school committee, Augustus II, Kemp;
superintendent of schools, Willard W..
Woodman; treasurer. John A. Waterman /;
audior, Charles W. Harding.
The Dem ocratic caucus has been post
poned TO next Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock at the Town house.
The town reports will show the follow
ing:
Value of resident real estate. Ss4s, 6O7.
90; value of resident personal estate, s2l6-
b95. 70; value of nonresident estate. S222,
$50. 90; value of personal non resident
estate So. 23l. 90. Total valuation. g, $780,
500 o. Rate of taxation, $.4s on 500;
tax on valuation. $l9, i05.l7; 1913 polls at
So, 1885 o.; Portland Water company
special tax, 500; total taxation, SCI 1871. :
II Orders drawn for money voted, 81,
$50. 81; orders drawn for contingent ex
penses, 1923 90; orders drawn for bridges,
$27S l6; orders drawn for roads, -, 374. 80 {;
orders drawn for common schools, 1874
81; orders drawn for free high schools,
s.. ,6l7.9i; orders drawn for school sup
plies and repairs, 81 ,022. 81; orders drawn
Tor free text books, $500 o6; orders drawn
for support of poor belonging in Gorham,
Sl,274.78; orders drawn for support of
poor belonging to other towns, S37l. 10
Total Indebtedness of the town is ST,
lOO.4i; total resources of the town is,
$50 .670.S7; Indebtedness over resources,
Is, 4SO o.; balance Indebtedness February
lg' 1898, S3.0l9.ll; increase of indebted
ness the past year. $40. SO.
The officials make an excellent showing
as nearly s., coo for outstanding bills has
Teen paid the past year for which n ,
provision was made at the last town meet
ing while the Indebtedness has been in
creased only $4l0.9S.
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GOMEZ AT THE DANCE.

Havana, February 26.-The uniform OF
Cuban general which Gomez wore yss-
terday ON his entry into Havana.was pre-.
sented to him yesterday morning at
Marianao, by = spanish school teacher Of
Havana, and the horse he rode was the
gift Of General Torres, who is now In
Jamaica. General Brooke and General
Gomez met for the first time at the ball
last night. Gomez, after the grand
march, went to General Brooke with
Civil Governor Radoz, who acted as
interpreter. Tbs Cuban commander was
presented to Mrs Brooke and to the
mem bers Of General Brooke's staff. Gen.
erals Gomez and Brooke exchanged
affable greetings fer q few minutes and
parted, it being arranged that Gornez
was to call on General Brooke this
morning.
The ball was attended by 1900 people.
Gomez wore q plain tlue uniform and
had on an overcoat. most of the evening
He danced several time, with some little
girls, and WAS gracious TO the American
ladies Of whom there were more than 100
present. General Brooke did not dance.
General Fitzhugh Lee, General Ludlow,
Commodore Cromwell and Captain Sigs.
bee were among those present.
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DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTIONS

Washington. February 25.-After the
routine business Of the morning s.ss,ou
Of the congress Of DsuRhte rs of the
American Revolution had boon disnosed
Of, the report of the committee on the
desecration of the flag was read aud dis
cussed. The report ASKS for law to pre-
vent the use Of the national dag for ad-
vertisernents, to prevent placing upon IL
or attaching to 1t, devices and inscrip-
lions and TO punish those who treat il
with indignity or wsntonly injurs or
destroy it. The report was enthusiastic
cally received and the COMMITTEES oopt,n-
ued for another year.
A motion to allow local councils to
have constitutions was lost.
Mrs. Van Rsnnsalaer Strong Of New
York addressed the congress. She said
she had secured an option on the old
Van Rennsalaer mansion house In Green
bush, opposite Albany, n. Y, built In
l642 where "Yankes Doodle" was writ
ten. The purchase price was 50, 500, OF
which she, with the assistance Of fiiends,
had paid one. third. This she desired to
present to the national body of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
She asked that the daughters interest
themselves In the work of securing con-
tributions to discharge the remaining
debt. The proposition was accepted.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

The following is the full programme
OF the Portland District Ministerial asso-
citation TO be held here on the Knightville
NJ. IL. church. February 81 and 2s:
Monday Evening--7. Praise service,
lsd by Rev. W. y. Lord; 80, Scripture
reading and prayer, Rev: II; II. Dun
Tuesday Mornings, Prayer meeting,
led by Rev. David Pratt; $50, paper,
How can our association be made most
prontabler" Rev. E. o. Thayer, ID ID. ;
10. 10, paper, Children and the Church,
Revs. b. X. Ford and Walter Canham /;
l1.s0 business aud adjournment.
tuesday Afternoon--l.45, devotional
service, let by Rev. j. ii. Roberts; ., pa
per-, "The kind of minister like, =" MIR.
h. ID. Everett; 1.-THE kind of layman l
Ike" Rev. W. i. Berry; 2.45, general
discussion by lsymen and ministers;
35O. lecture, THE value OF an American
patriot" Rev. &. q. Phelan: 400, live
minute review of latest book read. all the
brethren.
Tuesday Evening.-7, praise service. led
by Rev. K. Q. Strout; 1.l5 Scripture
reading and prayer, Rev. A. A. Cailag-
han; sermon, Rev. W. +. Berry.
Rev. Mr.. Gales of Union preached at
he Bethany church yesterday.
Mr.. William K. Miller has purchased
lots near Willard and win build a house.
Work has been resumed on the new
bridge of the electric road FROM Knight
Vile to the city. There remains about
500 feet to BIO spanned.
The Portland and Cape Elizabeth rail-
road company has purchased lot Of land
on the northerly side of the Cottage road
In Cape Elizabeth Of James =. Baxter Of
Portland.
The subject Of the Epworth league
meeting at Peoples III. Il. church yester-
day was "Palm Tree Christians" Mrs.
Hattie Doughty, leader.
The postponed young peoples union
meeting was held last evening at the
Browns Hill church.
Mrs. Buzzell, who has been visitin g
Mrs. Pickett, Front street, has returned
to her home in Baldwin.
REPUBLICAN AND CITIZENS eau
CUSES TODAY.
Two caucuses will be held In knight
Vile at Oasis hall today. The Republi-
cans will NEST at 2.30 p. IN. and at T. 80
D. III. the Citizons' caucus will convene.
As the Republicans will make the fight
against the field, let the rank and file
turn out and place in nomination the
best available material. Doing this,
they are sure to win in the final race.
CAsH's CORNER.
There will be grand fair anu enter
tainment at the school house Tuesday
evening given by Mrs. Frank Gilman and
Mrs. Fred RyalL There will be ice
cream, fancy articles, ETC., for sale. Fol
lowing is the programmes: Music; vocal
solo, viii Thomas harmonioa solo,
Dannie Lamon: banjo duet, Mrs. Lom-
bard, Miss Gilman; reading. Bessie
Shorey; vocal solo, Mamie Manning;
mandolin solo, Ira Eggert; vocal solo,
Mr.. MoDonaId; banjo duet, Messrs
Rundlett; vocal solo. Mabel Gilman; ;
vocal duet. Mrs Noyes, 3eulsh Gilman.
Admission ten cents. The proceeds of the
fair are TO go towards purchasing hose
for the Corner, a thing much needed.
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WOODFORDS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Deering aldermen for the approval of bills
Is to be held this evening at 30
O'Clock at the council chamber, Odd Fe(-
lows block, Woodfords. The final passage
of the order granting permission to the
Diriso Telephone company to conduct n
telephones business in the city will prob
ably be fixed st this meeting.
Tn lecture that was to have been given
this evening in assembly hall, new
high school building, has been postponed
to either March I'd or sth.
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WESTBROOk.

A meeting of . number Of the Demo
Gratis of Ward was held Saturday eve
ming for the purpose OF nominating q
ticket 10 be placed in the field ut the com
ing election. The meeting was presided
over by Alderman Timothy Pomerleau
as chairman land Peter Turge on as score
tary.
1t was voted to place the nominees I'M
der the head of Peoples Ticket. "
The caucus endorsed the name OF Hon.
4. ). Raymond for mayor, and W. III.
Lamb the Democratic and Citizens can
dIdate for city clerk, For aldermen at
large, Messrs. Seth Clark Morton. Joseph
A. Warren and Timothy Pomerleau
were placed in nomination. School. com
mittee at large, DIR. A. .withsm; award
aldermen, Bartholomew Hurd. Frede.
rick Briard; warden, Peter Turgeon I;
clerk, Perl A. Brown; constable, Lewis
Christian. As it now stands there are
four tickets In this ward, the Republican,
Democratic, Citizens and Peoples.
The fourth ticket was placed in the
feld at the instigation Of several of the
dissatisfied French Democratic voters
because of the fact that the original DEM
ocratic nominations did not include as
much of the French element as they feel
they are entitled to. because of their ma
jority in the ward. With four tickets In
the ward and united Republican vote
it now looks as though the Republican
ward ticket would be successful
kThe board of registration Will be in
session In the assessors room IN Odd
Fellows hall, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week. The
sessions will be from a. M. to p. IN. :.
8 to D. M, and to In the evening,
excepting Friday when the session will
be closed at p. m. The board is COM
posed of Hon. {. NJ. wst~rhouse, Fred
A. Verrill and Eugene l.. Harmon.
The commission Of Postmaster K. 1.
May berry of the Westbrook post office
does not expire March l as previously re-
ported. The date of expiration is May
18th, when it is probable. that the Repub-
loan candidate for the position will re-
ceive his commission. Mr.. G. b. Wood
man. the former incumbent is receiving
endorsement for the position.
A young man entered the store Of A.
II. Benoi., Main street. Friday after
noon, and asked to be shown some caps.
The young man seemed hard to suit but
finally decided on the cap that he wanted.
The young man started out of the store
and as he reached the door the clerk
noticed bundle under his coat that
wasn't there when he entered the store.
The clerk made ajgrab for the young
man and hauled him back into the store,
when ne found he had taken pair of
trousers from pile near where he had
been standing. The young man was
searched but nothing Of value was found
upon him, unless perhaps the bottle of
whiskey, which WAS found in his pocket,
is taken into account. He was released
without any further trouble.
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SIR WALTER SCOTS IDEA OF
HAPPINESS.

Sir Walter Scott when asked what he
considered perfect happiness. replied;
"To sleep in peace .and wake in JOY. ;"
No better definition of happiness can pos
sibIy be given, for this means perfect
health, aud only person In health can
be happy, joyful and enjoy all the pleas
ures of life. Why, then, do you not seek
first of all to recover your healths 1t is
within your reach even If you have
heretofore failed to be CURED. Your fail
ure to be cured Is because you have not
had the right doctor. You should go TO
skilled specialist who, because he makes
a speciality of treating nerv Gus. chronic
or lingering diseases like yours, tho
roughly understands your case and
knows just how to cure it You can get
advice and consult with such special.
lists without charge. For instance, the
famous DIR. Greene of 81 Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, the most successful of all
physicians In curing this class of diseases.
gives you this privilege OF consulting
him, personally or by writing to him.
absolutely free OF charge. His vast ex-
perienoe in treating thousands OF cases
like yours enables him to tell you exactly
what your complaint is and give you ad :
vice sure to lead to your cure. One OF
DR.. Greenes wonderful discoveries, DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve RENE
dy, is the greatest restorative and health
River known TO science, and Is used in
thousands of homes DR.. Greene has also
discovered and prepared cures for all
conditions and phases Of diseases, and
uses only harmless vegetable medicines,
marvellous in their powers to cure. II
you cannot call. write fully and freely
to DIR. Greene all about your case. You
do so in perfect confidence, and his ad-
vice and counsel will cost you nothing.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR II.
If Not in Stock
THE WHOLESALE STORES
ELL TT.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
To the Electors Of the City Of
Portland:

Notice is hereby given That the Board OF
Registration Of Voters of said city. viii be in
open session at Room Number Eleven QD civ
Building, upon each of the Twelve secular days
prior TO the Municipal election, which occurs
on Monday, the sixth day OF March uexL being
from February twentieth TO March sixth, Inclu-
sive. The FIRST nine secular days of said SEES
sion, viz: February Twentieth 10 March First,
inclusive, will b. for the purpose of receiving
evidence touching the qualification OF Voters IN
said city. and TO revise ana correct the Voting
Lists Of the several wards therein, from niue
O'Clock IN the forenoon 10 one O'Clock In the
afternoon, from three Till hye o'clock Ia the
afternoon and from seven till nine In the even
ing. excepting on the last day Of said session
March Ist) when II wll'not be in session after
Five O'Clock In the Afternoon. The sessions on
March End 3rd aud 4th. will be for the purpose
10 enable fhs Board to verify the correctness OF
said lists and for closing up the records of said
session.
AUGUSTUS +. GERRIsH, ! Board OF
MONROE A BLANCHARD. Hexisuauen
MICHAEL I. MCCAIN, } Of Voters,
Portland, February 10, 1899. feblfdtd
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DEMOCRATS WILL CAUCUS.

Washington. February PA caucus of
the Democratic members of the House
of Representatives has been called for
next Monday evening for the considera-
ton of the attitude of tbs party on the
Philippine question. The call was is
sued today by Representative Richardson
of Tennessee. chairman of the caucus
committee, who had received request
signed by about 40 members of the party
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requesting the caucus for the purpose
designated. A plan Of action has al
ready been outlined and 10 IL expected
that resolution will be adopted against
the permanent acquisition Of the Philip
pines. A resolution to this effect has
been drafted by the Democratic members
of the committee on foreign affairs fol-
lowing the lines of the Bacon resolution
offered In the Senats.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
CheerfuIness.

Extract from the essay of an Indianspo'
lis schoolboy: THE Revolutionary war
was fought near Boston, and great many
poets and other noted people lived and
died in Boston. l should have been very
glad TO have been born in Boston, but old
Indianapolis is good enough for me. II !
see time for IL, viii go to Chicago and
Boston both. II not ] will help to make
Indianapolis more happy. Utica Press.
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The Senate committee on appropriations
will report in favor of the Butler bill for
the laying of q cable to the Sandwich ia
lands the government to do the work
and own the line. The cost Is estimated
to be about six millions.
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Going the Iarnit.

Going the Limit.
A State street restaurant carries besids
tho doorway . board which says that thre.
eggs will be served ''in any style" for II
cent?.
1t Is said that o man bringing with hin
Q trace OF Irish brogue came into the placa
the other day and called the waiter over 4
him.
Three eggs for 10 centsS" he asked
That's right"
ANY styles"
ANY style"
well, III have one fried, one boiled
and one poached, and hurry 'em up. -
Chicago Record.
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COR SALE-Rice two and onehalt one fam
lily house. rooms, bath. newly painted
and papsred. with stable, on Sherman ST & lst
o suite of Offices at 81 Exchange st. COLES
WORTHY BOOK STORE 90 Exchange st.
Al
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$2O,OW N NOR cages on real estate stat ant at
as low rate of interest as can be obtained In
personal property or any good security In.
auire OF A. c. LIBBY s CO., AZ IL Exchange
St. Janlei
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ISOR SALE-Plock. tackles. chains and entire
II rigging used by the Sanitary Co, Office fur,
niture, SAFE; also horse jiggers, damp carts aud
farming tools; entire plant; terms 10 SUIT. sta
BILE 0 and II Varnum St, T.. p. SARGENT, Jr.
proprietor. 72l
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EOUND-If the lady that rode IN my sleigh
J. nom Forest Avenue, Woodtords, one day
last week and left at corner of Preble aud Con-
gress streets will call at 10 Spring street.
WoOdfords, she can have the pocketA0ok sne
dropped in the sleigh. ieb25du
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EOR SALR-SeYeral TWO and thres fiat new
l. houses, modern style IN build, will pay 10
and ! 2 per cent on the Investment; line house
at West End, well located for boarding house,
contains IL rooms aud good stable; call and
investigate. ". S. GARDINER, % Exchsnge
St. IS Market st. All
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IoR sALE-At Fessenden Park. on the new
II electric line, q new house built by the day
with seven rooms and bath; very snowy house
prizes sz7Oo: small payment down. Anothey
nav house. of six rooms and bath. e2600,
MARKS q EARLE CO., No. IL Monument
So. city. Zfl
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I,OR sALE-At Fesserden Park. on 1.-THE new
II electric line. fine slightly house lots and TO
any person who will buy and pay for one or
mof- OF these lots we VIII furn sh the money TO
hutd We do not care TO build ourselves.
MARKS & EARLE CO, No. u Monument
So, city. I'll
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NOR SALE-One 10 horse power boiler. made
nv Quinn & Co. OF Portland. Me. all in
good order. Address r. o. Box s34, freeport,
Me- 95-i
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n0UsEKKKfEK wANTEp.-About the LIST
III Of April an experienced working house
keeper for cottage Oh Gpstipg's sland- Ad
dress, with references, Y, Ersks ONCE. AL
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

VEANTED-A young lady to work Ia store
w one who has lttle knowledge of type
writing and shesthand preferred. Address T
g. O.. at this once. 2l-l
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-A large cat, white strongly marked
IL with black. and answering TO the name
Beauty :" IL wears a collar without name.
FlnGer win be rewarded by returning the cat 10
an Cumberland street 25-l
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FOR SALE-isO yards best quality Brussels
carpet little used; 1 uipiicate mirror
large size; " dozen ladies' dress formsi u
dozen chlldren's clothing forms. HASKELL
s. JONES Lancaster building. Monument
square. 2&u
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
r~ wGek for ~ reats cssh In advance.
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LoR sALR-In Freeport a farm OF about 100
Il acres OF land q very pleasant placej two.
story house and ell, 2 barns; plenty. Of good
about miles from r. X. station. For further
particulars address p. o. Box s34, Freeport
Me. 261
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E0R SALE-In western part 2fanily house,
~ rooms and bath. hot water heat through
ou., hot and cold water; fne location, close to
Vaughan street cars and one minute fren
Congress street; first time Offered. W.. II.
WALDRoN 8 CO, $50 Middle st. Bi
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CAS- TO RIA

CASTORrA
Bears the signature of CHAs. II. FLErcusR.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The KIad yos HATS AiVs,s B0EEhG
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ss IN REwARD.-Suayed from the
Cb.VU County jail black and white
coon cat; answers 10 name of Cooney. Above
reward will b paid to anyone returning same.
.. T. DkSPEAUN. FL
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MARRY ME-, NELLIE,

And will buy You such q pretty hing at
McKenneys. A thousand SOLD GOLD Rings,
Diamond, Cpal-Pearls. Rubles, Emeralds and
ali other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings a specially. Largest stock ir
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler. Monument
Square. nar22du
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MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST ara second mort
M cages on real estate, life insurance poll
tate bought sold and exchanged. a. ~ Ex-
change street. |. p. BUTLER Jani@i
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WANTED-To lease a good farm within Ten
w M, o good market. Address p. o.
BOX Il. steep Falls, Me. 27-2
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COR SALE-Firstclass stereopiicon; have
also an elega ut dissolving stereopticon,
fitted with acetylene, which vii let az reason
26-i
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NOR sALR-4 nice single road sleighs, cloth
r trirmings. best workmanship, black or red
running gear Can be seen at 30T Commercial
81 NIL tIKEN- TOMLINSON co. tanl2dlt
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EOR SALE-rarm OF one hundred acres, cut
L ting iftv rs of hay buildings In good
repair. consisting of two story house. Oh. stabls
and barn; well watered, fine pasture with con-
MARKS & EARLE CO, No. 1e Monument So,
over Evening Express. 2tl
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NOR SALE-Modern outOi-town residence,
Il situated nine miles from Portland, beautb
fully located. sloping 10 the south. 10 the pretty
town of Windnam: ten large rooms and bath ID
main house, finished in cypress hot water
heat. two large nreplaces; large, attractive
veranda with magnificent lawns large, spac
Ions stable accommodations, also cottage
house Of seven rooms for gar dener; elegant
well, with U. & windmill; can be lighted by
electricity forty acres Of fertile land In good
state of cultivation. neatly surrounded by wire
fonces This property Is in every way new.
modernly equipped and arranged. and can only
he appreciated 6y seeing It In person the new
electric railroad from westbrook to Harrison
For further particulars apply to GEORG ESQ
CANNELL. First National Bank BuiidiDg
Portland Me. 2lr
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Tor sALE-Two safes. Can be seen at oli
Il Congress st. 2l-i
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What N delightful Prepar ration Is Ponds
Extract lip Sdiue, aud how quickly 1t cures
roughness Of lips and face. 20 cents Jar.
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CoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A Rtce single
house Of six rooms and bath with good
stable; furnace heat, cemented eellar IRE.
place; on a lot containing 5000 square fee. Of
land; great bargain II sold at oncd. MARKS 81
EARLE CO, No. Il Monument 80, over Even
lug Express. I'll