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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-23
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


$l300-LOT 50x15O. with large cottage OF 6
rooms and bath stable. windmill tank, etc
s25C0-Lot 40x115; fine 2-story house rooms
and BATH near station; must be sold at once;
worth $4,000
S2S00-Lot 40x150 on Morton St. bet the rail-
$500 cash balace s25 per month.
s3350-Lot 40x150; Morton ST.. near Santa
Clara ave-; elegant house OF s rooms;
$500 cash, balance $50 per month Houses to
let in all parts Of Alameda.
H p MOREAL & CO.. 1892 Park st.
s12OO-HOUSE Of 5 rooms and basement; all
street work and sidewalk; lot 2715x1e0. J. II.
YOUNG. Builder. 1243 Park St
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
HOME for ladies in delicate health: large
grounds; private. MRS. DR., FUNKE. f41s 9Th.
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THIS DAY.
TRrsTEEs, SALE.

MONDAY ........... .:....,.-. .OC1ObEf 20 1875
At . o'clock noon
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S23 O'FarTeu St, near Polk: modern 5-stor-
hay-window house g rooms and bath; lot 27:6
l20 to Olive ave.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN-Lovely Groom house; best resi-
dence portion of Oakland west of Broadway:
lot 51xl20; improved with choice flowers and
conveniences; 1 block from electric cars; con-
venient TO local TO S. f.; will sell at a sacri-
fee on account of owner leaving Oakland. In
quire NJ. L. WURTS,
Seventeenth and Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sale-New house of rooms on Fruitvale
ave-; 10 minutes walk from station; lot sSx
l30 horse surrey and cart and carpets; must
sell Box 81. Call.
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California-st. lot near DevisaderO; north side;
Ss Zxl37:6; one Of the choicest lots on this fine
srraat
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oAKLAND HOUSES no LET


HANDSOME residence, 9 rooms, bath. barn; 589
24th INQUIRE R. FRANKIE 1922 Grove; rent low.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
AN introduction to you from II. Schellhaas, the
furniture dealer 1lth and Franklin, Oakland
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

Il
ONLY Sl575-Cottage house of rooms; large
lot; on the sunny side of street; only min
utes' from university bargain. JOS. j.
MASON Real Estate. adjoining postoffice,
Berkeley.
NEW map of beautiful Berkeley, showing
the proposed extension OF the university
grounds. can be had by sending &c stamp to
JOSEPH J. MASON, Real Estate, adjoining
Z. o., Berkeley.
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NussION-sT. INVESTMENT.
2O4S, 2O4S1a and 2o45 Mission St, near 18th
three-story bay-window building Of fats and
store; fats contain rooms and bath each;
renting for $50 per month: lot 25x105.
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REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE!
Gg8A g @8A IN
AT ORMONDE SALE STABLES
1915 MISSION STREET
Between Eleventh and Twelfth, San Francisco,
TUESDAY, AT II O'CLOCK
OF All Glasses of Horses direct from the coun-
try. We win be pleased to show the above
Stock in Harness any time up to day OF sale,
as we handle nothing but Broke Horses
Persons having use for any kind of Horses
will find 1t to their best interests to attend
these sales as will positively sell to highest
bidder without limit or reserve.
s. WATKINS, Auctioneer.
" n. B.-Saes of Horses direct from the
country every Tuesday at II a. m.
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PERSONALS.

YOUNG widower wishes acquaintance of a neat
young German Catholic lady who understands
dressmal0ng and plays either; object matri-
mony. Please answer in German, T. WEIR
NET. 742 Geary st. city.
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.


FIFTH, 353-Furnished housekeeping; 3 con-
Meeting, NS also single. IS to 81.
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GO to LEDERER'S s Hairdressing Parors; latest
styles. 25C; hairdressng at residence 81 so;
hair dressed. with shampoo, 50c; shampooing
short hair. 25C; mancuring, 25c. e. LED
ERER, 123 Stockton st.
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8 BUILDING LOTS. TRUSTEES SALE.
East side OF Florida st., near 18th; 25xl00
each; on car line.
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TRANSFERS. ATTENTION.
18th St, Sc. cor. OF Treat ave; 3ex15o; suit
able for stable or factory.
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ELEGANT remnants for suits. $40 rs; pants
g 70 or overcoats, s12 80; made to order;
samples sent to interior one Price Tailoring
Co. 1914 Market st. st. Nicholas Hotel.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

FINEST and fullest stock; square deal and
prompt service: country orders our speciality;
catalogue free. Cal. Camera Co. p Geary st.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL,

PALACE HOTEL.
J Hatch San Jose u w HAYWARD
o K Thompson. " Val T Wright. rJ t'u e Cal i
MRS . h Thompson, q w Bowers, Chicai
En ID r.
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MORRILLS.

Mr.. W. e. Leighton, who has been pur-
suing the medical course at Harvard
Medical school. has completed his course
at that institution and during the past
week was graduated. He intends to re-
main In Boston for one year for practice
inlthe Boston city hospital, where he has
had an excellent opportunity to study
during the whole Of his coli5gs course.
He now desires to give his entire time TO
hospital practice for one year before To-
eating In practice.
At the meeting of Rockamsecook tribe
Of Red Men held Friday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: Prophet. A. L. Dow; sachem.
VIM. W. Stevens; senior sycamore. S. e.
Stevens; junior sycamore, Charles Clarke
These officers with the appointive ones
viii be installed at the merit regular meet
ing.
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COMMITTEE ON LIGHTS.

The light committee went on another
inspection last evening and few new
lights were ordered In and several
changed The Auditorium was first Wis
tied and the lights were all turned ON In
the building and also in the street be-
tween Fore and Middle streets. The
lights here ewere found in perfect coudi-
lion. Mr.. Elmer E. Brown, who has
,harge Of them, besides being a first
/, ,lass engineer. is good electrician. and
Us valuable man to the city. Munjoy
bill was next A new light was
yctt dTnov, NJ near Fore The
], of Warren and
Morn streets iwiii be changed to a
,winging Might. In Rsdlon's' court an
ARC light will be located. The light ON
the corner Of franklin and Federal
streets win undergo little change. On
sherman street, opposite the new house
being built by Mr.. Lambert, the grocer.
new arc liehtswill be- placed. A g.
handle power light will be placed on q
pole near the railroad at the foot Of
Paris street. The 30 candle power
light at 2oS Frank n street, will be
changed to a 65.
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WOODFORDS.

At the regular meeting of Rocky Hill
lodge. Knights of Pythias, held Thurs
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months
Chancellor commander, George H. Rob
inson; vice-chancellor, James o. CORN
preiate jerry H. Allen, master of k,
II. w. Mills; master at arms, h. Wesley
Lucas; keeper of records. and ssal, q. nj.
Legrow; master of finance, DIR. O. W. Eos
ter; master Of exchequer, VS.. Cleveland
guard, Frank A. Huston: outside guard.
II. O. Common. The rank of page will
be exemplifisd on two candidates at the
next meeting.
sheriff j. Il. Blake of Franklin county,
residing at Pennington and his wife,
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. K. j.
Hatch, Woodfords street.
A singular coincidence occurred on
Thursday evening ON Prospect street.
Three children were born to different
families and mother and children are do.
ing nicely. The new arrivals are at the
home of Mr.. ELMER Bachelor. son; al
Mf. j. II. Thompson's, a daughter; and
at the home Of a MIR. Taft, a son.
Mrs. 5. Il. bearce entertained the mem.
bers Of circle of Kings Daughters, al
her home on Prospect street, Thursday
evening by lawn party. A very pleas
ant evening was spent during which time
| refreshments wers served.
MIR. Burnham Jordan who was badly
! injured by falling from an electric light
pole. few days ago, and who has been
unconscious for over IS hours, is report.
ed as being in q much more comforta.
BILE condition. Thursday evening he took
some nourishment and answered several
questions put to him. He does not seem
to be suffering. but has frequent dream,
like sleeps from which he suddenly
arouses, The doctors are now beginning
to feel much more encouraged about tbs
prospects of his recovery.
Mr.. W. A. Williams of Sawyer street
and MIR. George W. Cults of Read street
leave this evening for Popham beach with
their families, where they are 20 enjoy the
Fourth of July.
Miss Lillian Tower. daughter Of MIR,
and Mrs. y. l.. Tower, is enjoying wish
with relatives and friends In Boston
The Rev. d. II. Hamburg, of Ford
ham, Greater New York, formerly pastor
of Pine st. NJ Z. church In this city,
will preach at the Clark Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal church next Sunday
morning.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

at is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, ''that in my travels In all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, ]
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any
other remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipation.
/ find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling office positions, where
headaches and general BAD feelings from
irregular habits exist, that Greens
August Flower is grand remedy. II
does not injure the system by frequent
use, and is excellent for sour stomachs
and indigestion" Sample bottles
free at F. Z. Fickett's. 212 Danforth, E.
w. Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonough &
Sheridan's, 235 Congress, and j. E. Goold
& Co.'S 20l Federal St.
Sold by dealers in all civilized countries
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ming Ice cream and cake was served. The
young students before departing present.
ed Miss Bragdon with handsome silver
napkin ring, and a silver handled paper
knife.
Rev. FIR. A. d. Decslles, pastor of..St.
Hyacinthe's church. who has been at st.
Hyacinthe, Quebec, during the past week,
in attendance upon the graduation exer.
discs of his alma mater, isl expect.
ed home soday.
At the Universaltst church Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock the,pastor, Rev.
Thomas b. Payne, will preach from the
subject, "The Peace of God." A cordial
invitation to all. Sunday school at IL. Al
O'Clock. Y. p. @. q. at 7 p. m.
The services Sunday at the Warren Con-
gregational church are to be as follows:
In the morning at 1880 o'clock the pas-
tor will preach from the theme, "The hui
name needs met by the church." Sunday
school at the close Of the morning service.
Communion will be held at O'Clock
Social service of song and testimony at Z
O'Clock.
Patriotic Conservation, Will be the
subject on which Rev. @. q. Phelan, pas.
tor of the Methodist church will speak
Sunday morning az 80 O'Clock. Sacra.
ment Of the Lords supper and reception
of members In the evening at z O'Clock.
Mr.. J. B. Whitney. theological stu.
dent from Newton will preach a patriotic
sermon Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at the Baptist church, subject. ''Patrio.
tism." In the evening at the same
church All. Whitney win also talk on o
patriotic theme.
Mr. Peter Cooper of Jewett City, Conn.
formerly the foreman at the Westbrooh
iingahm mills. is in the city on brief
visit.
Mr.. l.. A. Frank, chairman of the com
mittee in charge. makes the following an
nouncement as to the parade.of the fan
tastics and horribles on the morning o.
the Fourth; The line win be headed BY
a tramp band of 40 pieces. The parade
will start at a. M, sharp. Ii will movs
from North Bridge street over the fol
lowing route: North Bridge street tt
Brown. to Cumberland. to Main, to For
est. to Oak, to Lamb. to Main to Saco
where the parade will be dismissed. A
meeting of the bicycle riders who propos,
to take part in the parade is called fol
this evening at the Maine Central sta
ton.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. ELLEN BURNELL.


Mrs. Ellen Burnell tnse Trefry), wife
of Aaron Burnell passed away at bar
home June sist. For several years she
has been an invalid. Mrs. Burnett was
highly respected by those who knew her.
She was q resident of Lubec previous to
her marriage. One brother and sister.
Mira Tucker Of Portland, wife Of the late
Capt Tucker beside her husband and
daughter survive her. Since the death of
her son and daughter. she has been fall
ing. The husband has the sympathy of
his many friends. We could not feel Jus
titled to.pass by unnotioed the faithful
daughter who has bssn all thst daught.
or could b to her invalid mother. She
has been untiring In her osre. To her the
blow falls heavily. yet when she realizes
that her mother has reached the fulfilmeut
OF her hopes and gone with many loved
who were waiting ut the gate; she win
not mourn. but rather rejoice that peace
and rest have come at last. Words aresin-
adequate TO assuass the grief Of the fam
ily, yet we cannot refrain from giving
the sympathetic tear or helping to bear
the burden which seems too heavy.
Mother What magic in that name!
Our loss 30 great-to you tits gain.
Well meet once more, you'll Be the same.
No more sad parting, no grief or pain.
y. W. r.
NOTES.
Mrs. Lizzie Evelyn Barker, wife OF Jos
d. Fisher, formerly Of Bangor, died In
lnvsrell, Australia, Tueday atrsr q short
illness. Mrs. Fisher was grAnddaugh-
tsr OF the late Hon. Lewis Barker and for
many years made her home with him.
Besides her husband she leaves two child
rem. son eight years old and two-years
old daughter.
Prof. Charles II. Verrill of the aiass
of '6p, Bowdoin college, died in Harris
burg. Pa, on Friday. Prof. verrin for
meriy resided in Auburn. He was profess
sor of Eathematios In Pennsylvania State
Normal school for eight years. Prof.
Verrill leaves Q widow and two children,
Prof. 81. s. Verrill Of Park Collsgs, Mo-,
aud Miss Sarah S. vsrrill, teacher Of
music at Elmira College. M
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WESTBROOK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gustin entertained
the Epworth league at their home one
evening during ths past week. A pleas.
ant social evening was enjoyed during
which Investments were served.
Eight unlicensed dogs have been killed
since last Saturday.
At the meeting Of Presumpscot Com
mandery, No. 200. o. o. G. c.. held
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall,
the lodge entertained as distinguished
guest. ]. II. Hamilton of Mattawamkeag
the grand commander Of the grand do
main of Maine. During the evening
Commander Hamilton made some inter.
esting remarks relative to the work of the
order. At the close of the meeting the
company adjourned to W. b Boothby' q
ice cream parlors. where refreshments
were served.
Mr.. Peter Libby died at his home on
Valentine street at an early hour Friday
morning, after an Illness of several
months as q result OF general debility.
Mr.. Libby was rs years and three months
old and leaves besides widow, four sons,
end three daughters. all OF whom are
married excepting one. The funeral ssr-
vices will be held Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from his late residence on vaien-
time street. Burial at woodlawn ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Samuel Il. Lisk has re-purchased
a portion Of the property recently sold By
him to the 8. D. Warren company. and
work has commenced ON the demolition
of one of the buildings. One of the other
buildings which stands or, the premises
is to be moved to South Portland and
converted into summer cottage.
At the regular meeting OF Presumpscoi
evening, che following offioersi were elect.
cd for the ensuing term: @. c., James
W. Graham; VIC, Vance l.. Porter; pre-
late, W. S. Dolley;S K. of X. : s. S., vii.
liam L. yannah; Mot f., Charles Leigh.
ton; NJ. of W., Isaiah d. J. Leighton; III.
at A., Perley Stanford !. G., Frank
Fairbanks; o. g., Fred L. Elwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Holston haveJar.
rived home from Chester, Penn, where
Mr.. Holston has been an. instructor at O
military academy during the past year.
Miss Myra Bragdon, teacher at the
Forest street grammar school, entertained
the members of the ID class by lawr
party at her home on Lamb street, Thu rs
day evening. Games ana other amuse-
ments were enjoyed. and during the eve,
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SHALL BREAK THAT RECORD.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mems Shirts and Drawers.
Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers in plain and ribbed. all
fine, well made goods. this
week Ale each
Egyptian Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, actually worth
soc, this week 39c
Hermsdorf Black Half
Hose, 5 pair for Csc, fast
color.
Edaline Half Hose, 3 pair
for csc
$50 doz. Neckties in -FOUR
finland, tecks, imperials and
puffs, soc quality, this week
29c
(See window.
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YARMOUTH.

THE adjourned meeting Of the N. Y.
A. Alumni association will occur ON
Wednesday evening, July 9th, at the
academy reading room. instead of Mon.
day evening as previously announced.
All who have ever been connected with
bhe school as students, teachers or Officers
are earnestly requested to be present.
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Similar, hat Dinerent.

Yes" remarked the globe trotter,
i've been everywhere, seen many queer
sights and had lots Of fun, but I've also
been in good many tight places"
While I've never travelled much" re-
Joined his companion, 1--WE had some
gay old times, been tight in good many
places and have incidentally seen soyue
mighty queer things. Chicago News.
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Fitted.

Il think that am peculiarly fitted to
be moralist," he remarked as he half
closed his eyes. and put the tips of his
fingers together.
''Indeedw
Eyes. / can see evil at glance where
most people would scarcely suspect its
existence. ~ Washington Star.
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Not Specially Honarea.

II notice." said the low comedian on
the hotel porch, that somebody's been
stealing the eggs from under the incubat-
ing swans in Central park"
Il don't know" said the leading man
thoughtfully, whether I'd feel specially
honored by ling hit with a swans egg
or not. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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'The gradual accumulation Of wealth
In few hands" said the rich young
man. lis serious problem"
True" replied the girl. but there are,
you know, some fields OF human en-
deasor in which woman is pre-eminent."
Chicago Post.
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STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
The Term closed Last Evening win
Appropriate Exercises.

~"
The boys at the State Reform school
closed the school term last evening with
appropriate exercises. There were a great
many present from this city and from
other parts Of the state. The exercises
were OF unusual interest. The pro.
gramme was as follows;
Address OF Welcome. Robert White
song-Merriiy sing. Suhtol
Recitation-A Boys Determination,
Song-whits Ribbon viprations
Isaiah Hoakins, Michael Murray and
Wentworth Cottage boys.
Rscitation-The Spiders Den,
Scng-Soattsr Your Seed. soSooi
Recitation-Telling Fortunes,
Song-Soms Glad Day.
Arthur Rideout, Arthur @. Rurrill
Michael Joyce, Patrick Shannon.
Isaiah Hoshins. Michael Murray.
Recitation-Prics Of . Drink,
Raymond Simonton
R''itasion-un0l' Toby on x E1H.nsi s,,,.,
Song-Bsfors All Lands, School
Dialoguo-Ths Changed Housewife,
Atwell z. Davis, Burdette C.Sawyer,
Frank Mcclure George A. Anderson,
Frederic Hart
sons-Rippiing Fast, Ripping still
Rs'i'a'i0n-s'sns OF oH ss.,,,.. 49, 49,
Song-Old oaken Buohst.
Arthur Rideout, Isaiah Hoskins.
Michael Murray.
Recitstien-The Mule Story.
song-How They Grow. School
Recitstion-T The Calf Path,
sons-crowding Awfully.
songTCoid Water Song, School
Dialogus-Erench Duel,
John Marks, Llswellyn Newbert.
Raymond Simonton, Irwin Perry,
Ffed LEVER, Joseph Richie, George
=. Barnes. Charles Wallace, Edwari
Z. Witham, Guy r. Bell.
Hecitation-I Know a Thing or Two
Song-Bsnnsr OF Beauty, School
Honor.
Song--America, School
Scripture Recitation and Good Night.
The rol; OF honor for the year was as
follows, the pupils receiving the follow
ing numter of stars: Edward Payson
Whitman, ~; Llswellyn Newbert. 10; Her
bert Il. worthlsy, 10; George A. Amber
son, Q; John ]. Herbert, 0; Frank Mo-
Ciure, .; Albert Fomsroy, o; William U.
Smith. 8; Frederick Harris; Dennis May.
berry, 8; Frank Sidslinger, 3; Robert
White. s; Ernest A. Nye, 8; George W.
Daggett. s; Burdette G. Sawyer. 9; Harry
huntoon, q; Byron g. Mason, q; Atweil
r. Davis, Z; George Barlow. q; Douglass
WEIGH, q; Clifford Lurchin, q; Joseph
Braisier, 6; HARRY D. Brockway,e; Frank
Mstcaif, 8; Fred Collins 9; George Tan
nsr, Q; Harry E.sDsmuth, 10; Cleveland
Grover, 8; Charles Sawyer, s; Roland
Staples, s; James Ksefe. 8, Harry W.
Smith. s; Joseph Beseau, 5; George r.
Hewey, 8; Ernest Shepard, 8; Charles
Ackley, 5; Frederick Allen. s.; Stephen
Chamberlain, s; Archie Bowley, 5;
Charles Perry, 8.
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ont In Knnaa..

Had a putty bad cyclone over In
your county last week. didn't your"
Should say we hadi Worst I ever
seenl 1t left things mixed up almost as
bad as the stuff in bureau drawer after
woman's tried to find something there"
--Chicago News.
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Look. Teo Prosperous.

Beggar-W Won't you please give a poor
woman an old pair of shoes:
lHousewife-But you have new pair
on your feet now.
Beggar That's just it. These shoes
bre running my Observation-Disclosures Welt.
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SUNDAY SAILING TRIP down
THE BAY.

The steamer Sebascodegan OF the Harps-
well Steamboat Co., will run sailing
trip down the lower bay Sunday. accom-
panied by the West Ead Band. For de.
scription sss advertisement.
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SUMMER BOARD.

GUNNER BOARDERS-wanted at Highland
p Jersey Stock Farm, fine mountain scenery
pure air and water, beautiful walks and drives,
pure butter and rich cream, only few rooms
left. write al once Price moderate w. w. q
+. b. PIKE, Cornish, Me. IL
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Boys Shirt Waists and
Blouses, regular soc quality
this week 39S
4 Boys Wash Suits, have
sold all this season at75c, this
week, soc
Boys Giant School Hosa
this week NJ 1Jc a pail
a ply Linen Collars, 90
each, 3 for 35c
a ply Linen Cuffs l5c
pair, 2 for use
so dozen madras washable
string Ties, &c each
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Labor is rapidly organizing at the
Chicago stock yards in anticipation Of q
general strike. July ]. The leaders of the
dissatisfied employees claim they ara find.
ing no trouble in uniting their forces. c
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Boys SUMMER WEAR
Prices marked down to "a point where the
goods cannot fail 10 move quickly

One lot of boys long pant
Suits, fine all wool goods,
have sold for So. 90 and 10. 90,
this week So. 90
One lot of long Pant Suits,
all wool, well made and equal
to any suit on the market at
5000, this week S3. 60
One lot of short Pant Suits,
all wool, worth $500, this
week SR,5J
One lot boys odd long
Pants. worth SI.25, this week
100 pair odd short PANS.
this week H9c
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MEMS FANCY WORSTED
AND WOOL PANTS.
$50 pairs of Worsted Pants.
worth $2.5o this week
SI.9S
Mems fine Pants at $3.50.
800, $50, 4 90 and 500.
Golf Pants in SAWYER
woolens at 50. SO pair
Mems fine Suspenders with
mohair ends and draw stops,
regular price a5c, this week
IL l-2c
Sample lots Of Shirts and
Drawers in SO and 75c quail
ty, this week 19c
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tina ~ Ortiz sinHshfme
H TN Mea
IA advertised One hs uadan
kib ~
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Tar DOVER RACES
can,asns won IN. unaa,.hsa a.s4
Race.

Dover. n. H.. June so.-Gocd racing
Was again the order at the Granite Ststa
park. The unfinished s.ss class Of yes
serday was wen By Cnntabile and Driver
Sterling who took Cowee's place behind
Baker was awarded $50 BY the judges
Ben Walker was also awarded $50 for
driving tiiory. The judges reserved their
decision in regard 20 the future Of Driv-
ers Johnson and Cowee. who were re-
moved by them. The 2.i6 pace was won
by Dcmbey, Jr.. who sold favorite The
aEJ trot was won by Tabor after Dodge
had taken the first heat. Admiration
was the fayorits but she WAS not good
enough to win better than fourth money.
The ~ trot was left unfinished after
i've heahs had been pulled of owing to
darkness. The summarizes: