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contest in the finals Saturday. He meets
W. j. Travis tomorrow Douglass was
far from perfect IN his form today. but
his medal soore was better than thar OF
Travis anil the general opinion IL that
Douglnss will win. As TO who will via
the match between Mcdonald and Harri-
man. opinion Ia evenly divided, Both
played splendid golf today. McDonaid's
play was perhaps shade the better. lie
negotiated the iirst nine holes In the AZ.
ternoon In ~ but fell away small when
he had his game apparently won, HART
mans work, however, was so good
throughout that the game tomorrow will
probably ATTRACT one OF the largest gall
leries OF the week. The result Of today's
play was as follows:
John Reid, Jr., rs. W. ]. Travis,
morning, Reid won, up; afternoon,
Travis won, up. to play.
q. d. Mcdonald VS.. j. G. Thorn.
morning, Mcdonald won. 8 up; after
noon. Mcdonald won, up, 2 to play.
findlay 5. douglass VS.. q. G.. Hub
bard. morning, Douglass won, 3 up; af-
ternoon, Douglass won, up, to play.
II. M. Hartman VS.. II. p. T0Isr,
morning, all square; afternoon, Harri-
man won, q up, to play.
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WOODFORDS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Mrs. DR.. Frances II. Drew, of Lowell,
Mass, the eminent specialist on the dis
eases of women and children, will give a
free illustrated lecture at Hoegg's Opera
House. Deering, Monday evening, July
10th. at 7.45, subject, Building the
Human Temple" Every lady in Deering
and vicinity is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. Drew will be at Mrs. N. a. Cobb's
home, ITO Oak street. Deering. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. July 18th, 18th
and 18th. and recsive her patients and all
ladies who wish to consult her, free of
charge
"A reunion of the Dill family was held
Wednesday at the old homestead at
Stroudwater OF the family there are
seven children. The youngest is 81 and
the Oldest 46 years of age. The children
are Samuel E. of Foxcroft, Josiah H.,
Irving d.. Edgar Il. of this city, Mrs.
Daniel Dole OF Stroudwater, Mrs. Charles
S. Root of Barre, Mas, Mrs. Fred H.
LIBBY Of Stroudwater. The father, MIR.
Cyrus L. Dill, will be II July IL; the
m ; her, Mary ]. Dill. will be II in Ooto.
Ter.
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MORRILLs.

The funeral services over tbs remains Of
the Int Edmund B. Knapp are to be held
Friday afternoon at thres o'clock fro m
his late residences. J. 90 Main street, East
Deering.
Mrs. Eliner o. varney, Maple street, Is
to spend the remainder OF the month in
visiting relatives and friends.in Lynn,
Boston aud other Massachusetts, places.
Mrs. h. NJ. Houghton, wife of tho late
Rev. II, NJ. Houghton, Of Stevens Plains
avenue. and her two children, have re-
turned from brief visit to Putnam,
Conn.
The Ladies Circle OF All Souls Uni
sersalist church held lawn party thu s.
day afternoon on the campus grounds ct
Westbrook seminary. The several trees
were handsomely decorated with Japan
ese lanterns which were used to light up
the lawn during the evening. The sup
per Yves to have bean neld ON the lawn
but owing to the threatening shower an
adjournment was made to the church
where the supper was enjoyed.
MIR. George W. Leighton, the we'll
known granite Gutter and dealer, Stevens
Plains avenue, has been III for the past
few days
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WESTBROOK.

The Misses Dscelles of Montreal are the
guests of, their uncle. Rev. Fr. A. ID.
Decslles. Brown street.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Boothby, Alfred
Boothby and Mrs. Julia Pillsbury left for
Falmouth yesterday, where MIR. Boothby
has hired q cottage for the season.
Mrs. Gilbert wilkins, who resides on
Forest street, was engaged on Tuesday in
heating some irons ON an oil stove. The
stove exploded .and Mrs. wilkins had
presence of mind enough to find a COM
forter and threw 1t over the mass of
flame. The fire did not extinguish at
once and Mrs. wilkins before she could
do much else fell into dead faint from
nervous exhaustion. Mr.. Arthur
Gray. who happened to be passing the
house, saw the smoke and went into the
house to INVESTIGATES. He at once grssped
the situation and went to work to extin.
guish the flames which hs did before seri-
Gus damage had been done. Mrs. sWii-
kins was given restoratiyes and shortly
afterwards revived.
The semi-annual election of the officers
Of Calanthe assembly, p. s., resulted in
the choice of the following: c.
c., Miss Allie Lewis; V. O.. Mrs. Harri,
mani prelate, Mrs. S. c. Morton TX,
r. s., Miss Lena Lord; M. of E.. Mrs.
Fl. s. Cousens; III. of f., MIs. Nellie
Grant; III. at A., Mrs. Charles Cobb: A.
M. at A, Mrs. Kinds; la. Mrs. Curt,
Witham; o. g.. Mrs. Jordan; NJ. o..
Mrs. Frank Leighton; orsanist, Mrs. q.
Fred Murch; p. c., Mrs. Charles syl-
vestsr.
me local boot and shoe stores will close
5Sdsir places of business at six O'Clock
throughout the summer months.
A French Canadian named Dick
Buotte, mason by trade, who works at
the paper mills, injured his foot wednes-
day afternoon by having piece of stone
fall ON 1t.
Undertaken W. p. Hcdsdon was called
to South Windham Thursday to prepar e
for burial Mrs. Matte NJ. Chapman, for
merly Miss Matte Manchester, who died
in that town of consumption at the age of
"a years. The deceased leaves a husband,
who is member Of Chandler's band of
Portland, and two children, one six and
the other four years of age, to mourn her
loss. The funeral services are to be held
Sunday afternoon from her late residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Magnum of
Ashuelot, N. H., are in the city on a
visit to Mrs Magnum's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Burke, Valentine street,
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GORHAM.

The funeral of the late Mrs. John
GRAHAM, took place yesterday from her
late residence. Elm street. Rev. VIM.
Cashmere Of the Methodist church
offioiated. The attendance was large. The
deceased was lady very much respected
and will be missed by the church and
community.
Ex-Gov. Robbie was at his home In
Gorham Tuesday, July 4th.
Hon. W. j. Corthell and family left
Monday for Calais where they will spend
a few weeks.
Miss Helen Higgins and sister, Ethel of
Woodfords were in Gorham yesterday.
Miss Mary Alden, who has been teach.
ing In Milton. Mass, the past year. has
returned to her home in Gorham.
Principal Corthell. Prof. W. e. Rms
sell, Miss Sarah Ridlon of the High
school, and Miss Nellie Cloudman of the
Normal school, will attend the Teachers
Institute at Bar Harbor.
Hon. B. f. Chadhourne railroad com !.
missioner. was the guest of ex- Postmaster
Guthrie, July 4th.
Many OF our people were at Westbrook
Riverton, Peaks island and Prout.s
Neck, Tuesday, July 4th.
-Four persons were admitted to the Con-
gregational church and one child haptIsed
by the pastor, Rev. g. W. Reynolds, last
Sunday.
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SUNDAY CONCERTS.

The Sunday concert is just what pleas.
90 hundreds of our citizens that love mu.
sic. Chambers famous band will dis
course beautiful music under the trees-in
the new park that the Casco Bay Steam
boat company.have just fitted up on shore
near where the old theatre stood. 1t is
very pretty place with sloping banks
down to the beach, large trees furnish
shade for those who wish to sit down and
listen to the music.
The concert win begin at O'Clock and
last two hours. These concerts are free
to those who go on the steamers to Peaks
island.
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THE GOLF TOURNAMENT

Onwentsia Golf Club Grounds, Lake
Forest, Ills, July 6.-Three eastern
players and one westerner win contest in
the semi-nnals tomorrow for the amateur
golf championship. The games today
resulted in the defeat of John Reid, Jr. |,
the intercollegiate champion, by w. j.
Travis OF the Oakley Country club;
Gardner q. Hubbard by Champion Find
lay. Douglass; II. p. Toier BY ii. nj.
Hartman. and ]. 6. Thorp by Charles
B. Mcdonald. the sole survivor of the
western golfers. The scores In the game
between Douglass and Hubbell and Har-
riinan and Toler were rather one-sided
Douglass winning up and to play,
while Hartman won up and to play.
today proves dece ptiye, Douglass will
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-A young man to work at the
W printing business, one who has had expe-
rience III the business. A good chance for the
right person. Apply at L0RING'S Printing
ONCE, as Exchange st. 81
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WANTED-By middle-aged Maine woman.
w situation as nurse or companion to invalid
or aged person. Address Z. S.. this office. III
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SUNDAY SAIL.

There will be another of those popular
sails down among the islands of Casco
Bay on Sunday afternoon. July 9th.
Hundreds of citizens takes these trips
to escape the heat and dust of the city.
The Pilgrim leaves Custom house wharf
at ais for the sal.
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GUNNER BOARDERS-Two or threo persons
" can md good board. large rooms. pleas
ant lawn and piazzas delightful views Of riv-
er. mountains, End lnteryale; terms, six TO
seven dollars per week. at "HILLSIDE".
Pennington, Maine. Lock box b72. my27dtf
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash In advance.
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Besier Than Medicine

"Ahaw shouted the patient triumph
antly as he rushed into the doctors office
"I've cured that insomnia now. sleep
like top"
'How's thatT
81 leave that loud new golf suit of mine
in another room when l go to bed"
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THE ORCHARDS,

Elevated quiet cool farm house, accommodates
about 10 guests. excellent rooms, beds and
cuisine. pure running water, sanitary arrange
ments first class. wide piazzas, beautiful
scenery, walks and drives In vicinity; good
nshing; Is miles from city; terms reas ona BILE
Address - MRS. SAMUEL DAVIS,
je2Td2w WATERFORD, Maine.
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Perhaps HeIs.

A Wall street man is one of thou
sand when he makes million dollar deal.
but he ought to be host when he is "a
railroad in."-New York World.
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GUNNER B0ARDERs-wanted ut Highland
~ Jersey stock Farm, fine mountain scenery.
pure air and water, beautiful walks and drives
pure butter and rich cream, only few rooms
left write nt once. Price moderate. W. W. &
II. b. PIKE, Cornish, Me. ii
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

:. ~ jewel adjusted Pat. regulator nickel Elgiu
Sllyerine case, $780, B. W. Raymond II and
ri jewel adjusted Is the hes: Railroad Watch.
1 1 9ese watches will pass the Inspection. Nc
AENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
je9
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FoR sAEm.
HORSE For SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

FOR SALE-Delightful summer home on Capc
4 Shore. hve acres OF land, cottage thoroughly
built. containing nine rooms broau piazzas; Sc
bago water. sandy beach, with finest bathing
facilities, ocean view unexcelled. hardwood
grove. two good stables. electric cars pass the
grounds. Particulars, Real Estate Office. FRED
ERICK S, VAIL. 242
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Diphtheria relieved In twenty minutes.
Almost miraculous DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio OH. at any drug store.
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What a delightful preparation Is Ponds
Extract Zip Sdlre, and how quickly 1t cures
roughness Of lips and face 25 cents jar.
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An Advantage.

An Advantage.
"Of course, Maud, you have one advan-
tage over me-"
"And what is that Mabel?"
"You can spell your name with final
e. '"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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WANTKD-Eyeryone who wants new
" house ia Portland or its suburbs to see W
az once; we have several new houses which we
Will sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
for good collateral; fair offer refused this is
your chance. DALTON & CO., So Exchange
street June9du
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures OF any description, or win re-
ceive the same at our auction rooms for
sale ON commission. GOSS a. WILSON,
Auclioneers. i54 Middle street. corner Silver
street. feb3-tf
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GRASS for sale on Cyrus cressey place, West
~ Gorham, Will be sold low. Enquire Vi Az
GUSTUS FILES, w. Gorham. 6-l
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IL Open for the season OF 1899. Quiet Ioca-
uon. Supplied with unexcelled mineral water
Good bass and salmon fishing; desirable rooms !;
rates reasonable; correspondence solicited. l..
s. FREEMAN. proprietor. je2sd4w.
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nor sALE--A desirable room cottage on
Great Diamond Island. near landing bath,
open fireplace, chamber sets. fully furnished,
Will take good team In part payment; also a
desirable house and stable. good SIZED lot at
Moodfords at a bargain to close. y. S.
GARDINER, IS Exchange St 81
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cAsroRrA

cAsToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. H FLErcHsz.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind YoH Haps .diaVays BoHgA1
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WANTED.

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one week for IS cents, cash i'm advance
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WANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
" OF cast on ladies', genus and children's
the city. Send letters to MR. or Mrs. DE-
GROOT. 20 Middle st. jly1dlw-tf
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FOR SALE - An established grocery and
Il bakery business. located In Portland. Cssh
sales 500 per month VIII sell at cost. No no.
nus asked tor business. An exceptional trade
For further particulars apply Rea Estate Once
First National Bank Building. FREDERICK
S. VAIL. seI
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sUmMrn BOARD.

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one weektfor rs cents, cash I'm advance.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
w repairing and have made IL speciality
for years. We are now ready to make 10 order
anything In rings or pins OF any special design
NEY, tine Jeweler, Monument Square, Portland.
jani2dn
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GUNNER BOARDERh at Pine Grove Cottage
. nice accommodations; house situated al
edge OF pine grove; lake near house sandy
beachi boating ana bathing; bass and trout
nshing- city references given Parties staying
two weeks or over viii be given free transpor.
tation from Gray station. coming aud going.
FOR further particulars address MARSHAL
MORSE, Dry Mills, Me. ie20-4
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WANTED-A few boarders for the summer,
" on line OF Stroudwater electrics. modern
cream; references exchanged. Address " j.
ID. Suoudwater. Maine. Al
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SUMMER BOAi O-A few more boarders can
- be Accommodated at Stony Brook Farm
Pure air, beautiful wakes ana drives. Teams
70 let rates reasonable. Every effort win be
made % give perfect satisfaction. Apply to
GEORGE II. MESERVE. Cornish. Me. 27-2
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GUNNER BOARD-The Gins, East Lining
- ton, Me-, 20 miles from Portland, is Just the
place Tor professional and business people 70
hshing and boailng facilities and spring water
70 drink Terms moderate. Special rates to
families. al
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EOR SALE-Look at ths New two story six
room house and 5000 feet of land in Deer
ing for Sl400, only 500 down, balance only sl1
per month; don'twait until some one buys It
away from you. c. b. DALTON, So Exchange
street, June9dtf
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FOR SAIE-At l40 Commercial street; lot of
store fixtures consisting II counters desks,
elairs. Stoves, measures. 1900 lbs Howe scale,
etc.
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FOR SALE-New House on Richardson ST..
very desirable contains rooms and bath.
hot and cold water wired for electric lights
Inquire of A. l.. RICHARDSON, 70 Best ST.,
Deering Centre, Me. je12d4ws
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FOR sALE--Forest Avenue, between Dee.Ing
Ioint and Woodfords, house OF rooms
and Dath, hard wood floors, hot water heat,
elect.lc hshts and all modern convenienees
was thofoughly built for home of owner, will
se,i ~ 10 q gfeat bargains W. II. WALDRON q
w. io0Ailuuie e. CT
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ITO LET-Store No. IS Exchange St, now oc-
cupled by Portland monograph 60. Pos
session July 10Th CHAS. MCCARTHY, JR.
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FOR RENT-Deslrable tenement. fine loca-
= ton, sunny, slightly. nearby, new. near
Rooms and finely furnished. bath room. 6ot
water heating. set tubs, window screens II
Grove. corner Cumberland. Apply az house or
al 900 Cumberland street. Q. 5. N0RCROss.
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SITUATION WANTED-By an able American
- man OF good character. In the city II possible
driving team, hotel work, or any kind OF outside
work. Best of references given. 12o Franklin
rect. I'll
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HIGH Road Farm. Cornish, Maine. More
- guests can be accommodated with large
airy rooms. broad piazza. library piano, loca-
ton high; line drives aud views, plenty Of fresh
eggs, vegetables, berries, cream and milk
trims 5000 to $500 per week. ROSCOE q.
SMITH. Cornish, Maine. ~
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k'cn ~ - ~ OdNuale, exceptionally well
= Duht mouse. II rooms. with stable; lot rs bp
i1Vi Iruit uees' al modern improvements;
hardwood hools; adapted TO two families II de.
sired. Price very reasonable. Particulars apply
Real Estate once, First National Bank Build
ing FREDERICK S. VAIL. III
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TOR SALE-A very valuable wharf property
troating on Commercial street, having a
solid fill of about &C, 900 square feet and from
iage on Commercial street of $50 feet. For
particulars apply 10 JOHN f. PROCTOR. Cen
tennial Block. II
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A lady with daughter ghteen, would like
N position to manage a small hotel or board
ing house at the beach, has run one herself
successfully three years. could influence patron
age; or position as housekeeper in "a hotel or
private family. Address A. b. G, SO Green
street, Augusta, Me. 81
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FOR SALE Pilot boat Maggie" Address
E. L. PARSONS Box 1855, Peaks Island,
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MISREPRESENTATION.

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ono week for 80 cents, cash Ina advance.
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RAYMOND SPRING HoUSE-on line Of
AZ Maine Central Railroad. SIX miles from
New CLIQUE ster aud four miles from Poland
Spring. This water is blessing to all who use
II. ] lie Raymond Spring House Is a beauti-
ful summer resting. place In the midst
OF superb views, without the hustle of hotel.
IL Is the place TO 90 for quiet for boating, for
fishing. for delightful and restfu drives to get
well If Won are sick and to keep we'll Prices
from IS to 81 per week. We guarantee salts
cular Address G. E. SMALL, North Ray
mond. Me. je27-tf
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ITO LET-sulte of rooms with opens fire place.
steam heat, also one single room, all from
rooms. Call at 124 PLEASANT ST., corner
fakk- 81
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Island, eight room furnished cottage, bath
room running water and wells large piazza,
all in good repair Large lot. near landing and
Bay l.. NJ. LEIG UTON. So Exchange. ii
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WANTED-A first class blacksmith helper.
w one who can run steam hammer pre-
ferred. THOMAS LAUGHLIN CO., I43 Fore
street. 81
WANTED-A good Picture Canvasser Or
w ders paid for on verilication. Apply 10
GEO. 0'CONNCR, Swett's Hotel. 81
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nor 5ALE-Blackston House, titte for two
families, 10 rooms each, everything Is first
class, very slightly, can see all over Portland,
and below. Call on J. j. GILBERT, 10 Ocean
streef, new house Deering Center. Terms
favorable. Ii
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WANTED = Situation as coachman and to
w Ike care of private place. Can furnish
good references: Twelve years experience in
Al
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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FOR SALE-Bargains in our made strong
trousers" we sell Tor s1.00, 1.25. LEO. 200
and $50 per pair. Best value for the monev
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on ex min
alton money will be refunded by returning to
US before having been worn. HASKELL 81
JONES. Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland. Maine. IA
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w summer boarding house, good wages
board and fare paid. Address DOUGLAS
FARM, Sebago, Maine. ii
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TOR SALE--We have one more of the six
roomed houses lett at kessenden Park and
the next ten days. Remember IL was built Nv
the day, has six GOOD rooms and a bath, IS
finely plumbed for hot and cold yater, IL
finished In cypress and modern in every
respect. We do not REQUIRE a cent down. hut
will allow you to pay Tor 1t by the m Onth as you
are now paying house rent. III you could pay
S%1cO per month you would be paving all
ETC., and at the low rate of FIVE per
cent and would also be paying about $1,000 per
mouth on the principal the first month, and
more each succeeding month as the interest Is
less each month. Come in ami We will tell you
why we are making such an offer. MARKS 81
EARLE CO., " Monument So. IL