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New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
THE GOVERNOR IN ENGLAND.

Elizabeth. May % (SpecaD.-A cable dispatch was
received here at $40 o'clock this evening from Gov
ernor Voorhees, by his brother. DIR. Nathaniel w
Voorhees,, stating that the Governor and his trav-
elling companions, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bergen.
had arrived at Southampton the steamship ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
FATHER BRENNANs SILVER JUBILEE.
rwENrY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS oRDINA-
TION CELEBRATED.

TON CELEBRATED.
Plainfeld May % (SpeciaD-The twenty-hrth an
niyersary the ordination of the Rev. HI. j. Bren-
man, assistant rector Of st. Joseph's Church, in
North Plainfeld was celebrated in the church
this morning with special and elaborate ceremonies
There was a large congregation present. The Rev
W. H Miller rector of ST. Josephs, master
of ceremonies He assisted by Father Egan
of Morristown; Father Foy. of Jersey City. and
ent were Dean Mugan; of Camden: Father OCon-
nell. of Perth Amboy; Fathers Smith and Westman
of St Mary's Church. in this city. Bishop Nc
Faul, of Trenton. was unable to be present at the
ceremonies. but he arrived In time to enjoy the
dinner the rectory.
Father Brennan born IN Ireland hfty-one
wears ago. He came to this country when a boy
with his parents, and located at Franklin Park.
rear Brunswick. He prepared himself for the
priesthood. and ordained on May %, 1873. by
the Cardinal Prefect in St. Johns Church, Rome,
Italy He has never been in charge of a regular
parish always having been engaged in assisting
rectors in various places
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
HRS. EYLER PROMOTED.
MADE SUPERINTENDENT OF GIRLS HOME.
TRUSTEES PUT NO FAITH IN CHARGES

Trenton May q (SpeciaD.-The Board o.:
Trustees of the State Home for Girls organized to-
day by electing Noble c. Bristol. OF Newark presi-
dent: A. d. Carnagy. Of Trenton. secretary. and
Stafford W DAWSON Of Trenton treasurer. m
nediately after organization the Board elected Mrs
Myrtle r. EyIer superintendent OF the insttu-
tion.
Mrs EyIer has been matror. and as such has
been attacked by sensational newspapers Miss
Maggie NJ Nevfn. an instructor OF long experiences
in the Home, was made mdtrOn in Mrs Eyler's
stead. A physician. n corps Of ten teachers and
various other employees were also chosen and be-
fore adiourning the Board decided upon a site
close to the present building for a new structure
he erected this year
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24

TWO WOMEN HELD FOR TRIAL-A STILL FOUND
IN THEIR BASEMENT.

IN THEIR BASEMENT.
Anna Glassmann. twenty-five years old. and her
mother, Carolina Glassmann, ffty-eight years old,
held yesterday in $500 bail to await the ac-
ton of the United States Grand Jury. They had
been for keeping, it is alleged Illicit
distilery No. 454 South Fffth-st. The two women
from Passaic. n. j., where they were indicted
for the same offence February 26 They We're
then held IN $500 bail. This they Jumped it Is
said
When the revenue agents swooped down the
Brooklyn distillery Tuesday Miss Gassmann
begged them not arrest her mother, saying that
she would take the whole blame herself if her
mother allowed to go. The agents deaf,
however, to her entreaties, and both of the women
arrested.
In the basement, which was the part of the
house the GlassmannS occupied, a still with
capacity of fifty gallons two barrels of mash and
forty gallons of spirits The did a
fourshng business. it is said, but quietly that
their landady did know what they were doing
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
TO CONSTRUCT THE HURON-sT. SEWER.

resolution to construct the Huron-st sewer in
Greenpoint. adopted yesterday afternoon by
the Board of Public improvements. The sewer will
cost s175.O0 and the will have to be borne by
the property owners benefited
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY AND KILLED.
CARPENTERS ARM TORN OFF AND HIS BODY
BADLY MANGLED

BADLY MANGLED.
New-Brunswick May % (SpeciaD-Norris j. Let's.
forty-one years old a carpenter. of Sayreville was
killed this afternoon while at work at the brick
yard of Edwin Furman. at Sayreville.
Let's regularly employed as a carpenter at
the brickyard of Sayre & Fisher. He went TO the
Furman yard to assist in setting up an electric
motor. Nobody saw just how the accident hap
pened but his clothing evidently caught In the
machinery. He was picked up by the machinery
and when discovered he was dead. The left arm
was broken and torn off below the elbow. The
right arm broken. and both legs were broken
near the ankles. His skull was fractured. He
leaves four children.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
True BILL AGAINST DTNAMITERs.
pullman. NoIIN AND WALSH INDICTED IN
CANADA.

Welland. Ont. May 23.-The Grand Jury brought
in true bill at to-day against pullman.
Nolin and Walsh. the alleged dynamiters They all
replied Not guilty" to the charge The counsel
for the defence then asked for delay until to-
morrow morning. which granted.
Mr. Johnston. counsel for the Crown stated that
no evidence would be offered attempting TO show
that the prisoners were connected with any secret
organization. They will be tried only for their
act in attempting to blow up Lock No "a of the
Weiland Canal" he said
New-York tribune., 1900-05-24
OSCAR HAMMERspEN FINED

Oscar Hammerstein, the proprietor of the Vic
toria Theatre. who lives No. 203 West One-hun-
dred-and- -seventeenth-st, fined 800 by Justice
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-09

II you fail to register you will loAe
your vote. Attend to this
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-09
Be Sure and Register

The anticipated trouble between the
Brotherhood Of Teamzsers and the Dray-
men and Teamsters' ansociaeioa Of San
Frsncisco has leen averted b. the con-
csssion Of employers. which grants 20 the
sean,steu IL scale Of waea demanded
BY them and the reduction Il The work-
ing time 10 twelve hours with IN allow
Noe for ill overtime
IN SURE AND REGISTER
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GET A RAISE IN WAGES.
Telephone Boys Roturn to Work at
Increased Salary.

The younS men OF the telephone ex-
chango with tive exceptions. rei.racii
20 their places last night, The con pany
acceded to their demand OF horizontal
raise az wages of &, per month. Two OF
the boys, Frank Hawthorne and Henry
Dawson. refused To return on any terms
under the new management and rs ton
sequence will earn livelihood in some
other way than ny plugging holes OF rhe
switchboard.
Tom iIolstein was the head man N the
negotiations between the strikers and he
telephone company. He has been warm
ly congratulated on the ability displayed
in engineering the strike to a successful
issue
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BE SURE AND REGISTER.
Bids On Sewer ousfall.

Bids were opened yesterday at the Of
dee Of the superintendent of public works
for the construction Of the sewer outfall.
The bidders were Messrs. Levers 4
Cooke and Cotton Bros. The Levers &
Cooke bid for furnishing timhers was
f2S per m for SIi6 and 6x12 stuff !:
smaller sises. f26 per m. Piles were Of
fered for delivery in two and a half
months at y cents per lineai foot. Cot
ton Bros. bid on pilinS ranged from 81
cents TO - cents per lineal foot. delivery
to be In from ten TO ninety days Their
bid on piles driven In place ranged from
% cents 10 "a cents per lineaI foot All
lumber YVES quoted at &i4-SO per m: pull
ing old piles. t2&S>
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BE SURE AND REGISTER.
Koebele Returns From Kauai.

Entomologist Rochelle returned Sun
day from his tour OF inspection on Kauai
The main object of his trip was TO look
into the ravares Of the cane borer He
as compared with a year ago The loss
from the horer viii he slight this sea-
son. DIR. Koebele is also making notes
on his tour of forest conditions and will
have an interesting and important re-
port 10 make at the close of the year.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-09
The Speedy wsterwitch.

Commodore Archie Young gave par
ty of friends an outing in his new launch
Waterwitch on Sunday. The little YES
sci was greatly admired by all on board
and proved herself TO he the speedy craft
she was expected to be. Her forty-horse
power Union gas engine drove her from
the Healani boat house to Clarence Mac
farlane's place on Pearl harbor in about
IN hour. From the time the entrance
to the harbor was reached until abreast
of Ford's Island the engines were kept
at half speed, On the way hack to the
city the Waterwitrh showed that in
seaway she is comfortable littie vessel.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-09
We Havs Al the Brands Here.
Irron the Omaha Bel

Eulogistic remarks about the Ameri-
can brand Of civilization on tap In Ha-
wall were shed in this country while the
subject Of annexation wss under discus
sion. Honolulu papers Of the present day
picture IL In less attractive colors- Dir
vorce courts are running double time to
keep M with business, and the orgies
u protected female slave pens are rich
enough to command douhle-column slug
heads in the press.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-09
Larsen's Horse in Court.

Bill Larsen is eoing to have fight
70 keep his horse which he gave to "A
Chinaman TO shoot because he thought
the animal had the CHAMBERS. The China
man. instead Of killing the horse, took il
home and nursed il and found that it
was just suffering from nervous prossra-
ton instead of glsnders- After the horse
recovered its health il wandered back 70
Bills barn one day and Bin concluded
thar il was ghost horse, but ne kept il
Just the same. Now hack man nsuled
Reckman. who claims to have bought the
horse for 500. wants il hack. but Bill
has il in his possession and his motto
is Possession is nine points in the law
There In liable TO be q lively little law
suit before the ownership of the auissal
Is decided Judge Dickey viii hear the
case.
rSvvn1
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steyn,s influence Too Great.

LONDON. Oct An interesting re
port comes from Komatipoort TO the eff
feet that Mr.. Kruger. in letter to his
wife announcing that he is going on a
SIX months holiday, said. in substance.
that after the capture of Machado,iorp
he knew the struggle was hopeless and
eounseled moderation. hut that Mr..
.Steyn's arbitrary behavior overruled his
counsels.
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Metx Removed From once.

Harold ]. Nets was dropped from The
pay roll of the federal government yes
to-day. lie is no longer deputy United
States marshal His head was cut off
ny Judge Estee yesterday morning. The
order reads that Daniel J Ray. United
States marshal. requests the removal of
Harold ]. Metz from Office owing 70 alb
,senee from his posi- Of duty. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-15

place OF the engine. TIE power for this
motor willlbe from the plant Of the kiec-
trio Light Company.
An attempt Is being made 70 have q
course OF six entertainments during the
winter In this village. IL sufficient en-
couragsment IL given the COMMITTEES In
charge of the matter q course, on some
what the same plan ~ that OF last win
ter, will be given at 0ibbs Opera house.
The doctors Of Bridgton are ION the
mose's more than usual Just now, DIR.
Bennett having just moved II TO the
property which he has recently purchased
on High street, and DIR. Kneeiand hAv-
ing rented and moved into the Field
house on lower Main street. DIR. Webb
ana family viii move next month TO DOR
ham, N. II.
A very interesting ana Instructive
lecture was delivered &C High school room
Saturday afternoon, to the teachers OF
Bridgton, by Prof. Mitchell, of Bowuoin
College. Subject, "Englisn Composi-
tion This and the lecture by LIT.
Whittier Of Bowdoin on Hygiene, =
five or six which we expect to enjoy dur
The O. liar and foundation for DIT.
Frink's new house Is we'll under way, on
the lot next to the Methodist church.
Tnesnew house OF Chas. Dodge and sons
Is up and boarded. and the foundation
for the new two tenement house OF Clara
Fozg, near tho public library Is ready
for the superstruoture. which 10 70 De
built by Horace Proctor OF North Bridg-
ton.
The local g. A. II, post went to n
camp fire at Edes Falls last Saturday.
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BOARD OF EXAMINATION CON
VENED,
Adjutant- Generals Office.
Auoueta. Nnvanhar q ION

Adjutant-General's Office.
Augusta, November 0, 1900.
General Orders No. %.
1. The Board of Examination will
meet at the Adjutant-Generals office on
Friday, November Is, 1000, at 10 O'Clock
q. m, to inquire into the qualifications
for their respective positions or persons
who have been elected or appointed to
offices in the National Guard OF the State
OF Maine, as follows:
First Infantry.
Major Charles Collins. (Lieutenant- Col
onel elect).
First Lieutenant Frank B. W. WEIGH,
(Major elect).
Sergeant Eugene /. Cummings, (Second
Lieutenant elect), Go. NJ.
Sergeant Clarence NJ. Written, (Ssc-
ond Lieutenant elect), Co. Il.
Second Infantry.
Walter ]. Mayo of Foxcroft, Captain
elect), Co. II.
IL. The persons elected or appointed to
of1ces as above, are hereby notified to
present themselves to the Board of Ex-
animation at the time and place speci-
ned herein for the meeting OF the board.
Officers elected or appointed who are
members OF the National Guard will
appear In undress uniform without side
arms they will be furnished transporta-
tion and subsistence but no per diem will
be allowed them.
BY order OF the COMMANDMENT Chief.
JOHN Il. RICHARDS,
Acknowledgement,
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MAINE MAN In C0MaASD.
schooner Henry J. Lip.sst Believed 10
Have Foandered.

Boston, November 14.-No tidinRs
have Jet been received from the schoon-
er Henry j. Lipsett, which was reported
being driven by south shoai lightship
In dismastei condition during the
hurricane last Friday. The schooner left
Baltimore October /, Ewith cargo OF
coal, consigned TO K. X. Norton OF this
city and she was one OF fleet OF vessels
In Hampton Roads and did not leave
there until November 5.
The absence OF any news Is regarded as
indicating that something must have
happened to the vessel and among ship
ping people 1t lie thought that she may
have sprung aleak and foundered. IL is
possible, however. that she was blown
many miles on the coast and may to
heard from within the next few days.
Capt. Benjamin L. Howes, the regu-
lar commander and part owner Of the
vessel, reached this city today from
Keene and was snxiously awaiting news
OF the craft.
The Lipsett was in command, Temporal
rily, OF Capt. j. W. Given OF Bowdoin-
ham, who was master Of the schooner
Warren Adams when that vessel was
wrecked In August, 1893. A crew was
signed from this city on September IL
and sent to Bath to join.the vessel which
was then loading Toe for Baltimore. The
following is the crew list: First Mate
John Wilson, Engineer J. o. Lowell, Sen
men W. Puger, native of Germany |;
Augustus Hoffman, Il. Runway and j.
o. Orvall. the last two members OF
the Grew being Spaniards.
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wESTBROOK SEMINARY,

Mrs. Nellie Burger Of Missouri adj
dressed the pup lis and teachers OF tho
seminary at general assembly this fore
noon on the subject OF Modern Chiv-
airy Mrs. Burger Is an interesting
speaker and held the closest attention of
her audience during the thirty minutes
she addressed them. She said that the
spark OF chivairy burned just Is brightly
In the breasts OF men today As 1t did In
the 10th century. ana she dwelt particu-
larly on the influence for good or evil
that woman possessed over man.
Next Saturday the Seminary eleven
play the Kent's Hill team either on the
home grounds or at Augusta. The
place OF meeting has not yet been decided
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YORK SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

The annual convention of the York
County Sunday schools Will be held al
fired, today. The following is the pro-
gramme:.
MORNING.
30-Sesking Gods blessing. Devo
tional service, kev. X. q. Drisko, Alfred.
= 10 00-Businsss session. Reading REQ
ords and reports OF secretary and treRsur-
er Appointment of committees.
10 20-Finding facts regarding county
work. Five minute reports from the ten
districts in York county
1l.00-Round tatle Ga new featured.
''Twentieth Century Problems" CON-
Quoted by 1. N. Halliday, general score
thry Maine state 5. 3. Association.
II 45-AddIess Of welcome, b. U. Jor-
dan. Alfred. Response by the president.
Adjournment for dinner.
AFTERNOON.
1.30-Finding precious passages, q
scripture testimony exercise, conducted
by Rev, j. X Cochrane, Springvale.
20O-Round table, Sunday school man
agement, conducted by Rev. q. K.
Flanders, Biddeford
s0-Address, 1.-The Needs of Our
Rural Sections, How can we help?" L.
n. Halliday, Portland.
3 O0-Address, ECHOES from the State
Convention at Dexter" b. G. Jordan,
Alfred.
BS0-SinRing and Offering,
8 45-Address, "How to Win and Hold
the Children" Ella Brainard Whitaker,
Boston, Mass.
4.8O-Reports OF committees.
4.45-Prayer and closing.
EVENING.
7.00-People's praise service, Rev. A.
K, Bryant, Sanford.
S0--Address, "Our Junior Boys" e.
la Brainard Whitaker.
SOO-Onering and music.
S.10-Aadress. Feed My Lambs" Rev.
w. 5. Bovard, Portland.
Prayer and benediction.
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CAPT. BROKE HIS LEG.

Maohias. November 14.-Schooner LILY
of Windsor, N. s., bound from Windsor
for New York, put in here today, for
surgical aid for Captain Masters of the
schooner. He attempted to step on the
foreboom while OF Libby's Island last
evening when the boom tackle parted and
he was thrown across the hatch one Of
his legs being broken. Captain Masters
was taken to the marine hospital.
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To accommodate those who are partial to
the use of atomizers in applying liquids into the
nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the pro
prietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
Price including the spaying tube Is 70 cents.
Druggists or by mail. The liquid cmbodies the
medicinal properties OF the solid preparation.
Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the MEM
brane and does not dry up the secretions but
changes them to a natural and healthy char
acter. Ely Brothers, Sc Warren ST., N. Y.
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CITY OF PORTLAND,
Notice of Hearing.

THE Joint standing committee on laying out
new. streets hereby gives notice TO all
parties interested in the following named
streets that they will meet to hear the parties
and view the premises at the following times
and places;
At Peaks island, Trefethen's Landing, ITO
consider Athe petition OF w. f. Trefethen and
others for a new street at Trefethen's Landing.
on Wednesday. November IA, 1900. az 8 o'clock
p. m.
the following named times and places;-
Olympia street, corner Veranda, at $50 a. m.
Kidder street, corner OF Washington avenue,
at 10 q. m.
Washington avenue near Ray street to con-
slider petition for new street from Washington
avenue TO Morrllls Corner. at 0.30 q. m.
At the head of Roberts street to consider a
petition for new street on city farm, az 80
q. m.
Forest avenue. corner OF Kennebec street, to
consider the feasibility of widening Forest ave
nue. near the Caseo Tannery. at p m.
Melrose street. corner OF Coy,e street, at $50
p. m.
2.45 p. m.
Beiknap street. corner of Stevens Avenue, at
4.l5 D. m.
fremont street, corner Of Stevens avenue. at
FRANK W. ROBINSON. Mayor,
JOHN j. FRYE
ELMER G. GEkRISH,
HERBERT s. DYER.
ARTHUR y. MOULTON.
MICHEAL j. LANDERS.
Committee on Laying Out New Streets,
Portland. Maine, November 7, 1900.
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upon. Kent-s hin has heavy team, and
the game Will be . hotIy contested one.
The home team may have to play some
substitutes as several OF the men were
hurt last Saturday at Auburn, In add
tion to those hurt week ago on the
home grounds
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless, little workers--Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion, Bill
fousness, Constipation, Sick Headache
and all Stomach. Liver AMI Bowel
Troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only Csc at II. p. S. 6oold, 577 Congress
street, drug store.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

An Unpleasant Discovery.
Young Lady-Have you examined my
piano2
,Tuner-Yes. madam.
whats the reason 1t won't make q
soundT'
"Some one has lowered the soft pedal
and nailed It down."-New York Weekly.
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3S5 Congress Street.

The famous New England Pie
anO will be the lie ider. Guaranteed a
strictly high class instrument at low
price.
The Piano to be given away through
the MERCHANTS VOTING CONTEST
Is here on exhibition. nvl4dlw-teodtf
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FOR SALE.

1-40 b. p. horizontal Erie engine. with
11x15 cylinder center crank, sight feed
feed water heater and pump;
also l-15 b. p. vertical Fitchburg engine,
SKIS cylinder and boiler. VIII sell at a
bargain. Apply to
LYMAN w. SMITH, Canton, Me.
oct26iSW
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WANTED-A drug clerk. Only those with
w good references need apply. EDWARD
l.. FoSS, Apotheeary, $50 Congress St, Port
land. III
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-15

IGOR SALE-Elegant detached residence on
one of the most desirable streets in Western
part, 3 story brick II large rooms and bath, am
pie heat In ALL open freplaees first and second
floor, 1000 feet land, q bargain. w. Ii. WAL
ORION & CO., $50 Middle st. l0-1
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VNANTED-Several men, good positions as
w managers for a well known business firm
Salary $500 per month and expenses. Apply
0 to Ii a. M, 1o6a Exchange St. Room 5, City.
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SPOT GASH--QLl GOLD.

We pay spot cash for old gold and give You
the highest price. We also take II 10 exchange
for other goods. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler.
Monument Square. sepisdtf
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE TO-DAY BY
Geo. w. Brown, SO Exchange ST.

One new . room house with all modern I'm
provements.
one tenement house years Old. A splendid
ons new room house with an modern i'm
seven iine house lots. Fessenden PARK. viii
be aold cheap to close.
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A USTIN s. sHEARMAN are speaking to you
N about rents. This Is the time Of year when
you can get home Of us cheaper than you ever
dreamed Of. Single houses up to date, up stairs
and down stairs rents, new houses never oeeu-
pied with all modern Improvements, on car lines
and desirable every way. Others one at 5000
five rooms, one at $3.50 and two at $1,000 each
having sixrooms. Don't delay II you are inter-
ested. First come first served. AUSTIN &
SHEARMAN, $40 Stevens Ave, Deering Cen
ter. 1O-1
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FOR SALE-Dr. Ahaks Great Indian Stomach
and Blood remedy for dyspepsia and all
stomach trouble. d. ". HESELTfNE & CO,
corner of Myrtle and Congress SITS, and c. X.
NEWCOMB, 90 Vesper ST. 101
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TO LET-Nice tenements, centrally located,
IL two SIS, $40, gil, SIS per month. have Just
received some new tenements placed in my
hands to rent, call very soon, look over the list
EZRA HAWKES. Real Estate ONCE, Sc Ex-
change st. iO-I
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FOR SALE--A fine lot of rock maple and yel-
low birch wood for open CRATES, also kind
lngs all kept under cover. A lot of wood for
sale cheap; first quality coal all hand screened.
Tel. s46-2. G. L. JORDAN, 70 and 81 Paris ST.,
City. l21