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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

Adnual Meeting Generel Assembly Pres hyterian Church F. :. A. St. Louis. Mo- May 11-Sl. 1900 Rete: One fare plus S2 for the round trip. Dates of sale May 15 16 F and p, 1900. Return limit, June ?, 1900,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-05-13

The Iron Mountain route will sell tickets to Hope, Ark. and return at fare and oue- third on the certificate plan, May 10 to IL; certificates limited to May r..
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Tbe Bfent Fails Tribune. oDe of the
Northern MoBtaDH democratic news.
papers that has been n%ntasoDistie 10
senator Clark, md friendly 10 tbs
Dnly interests. was bought last waek
by Mr. Clnfk's aseDta A complete
change Ia the editor iAl foreo llns been
made and the tone Of tho paper ~ NOW
IN harmony with tbe HeIenn lDdspeD-
dent, the Butte Miner aud other ClDrk
ORGANS,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

from two to fouf hundred votes but at
the Inst two general elections the re-
ppblieans concluded that the county
should be Chased IN the democratic
column and the democrats naturally
accepted tho mid of republicans ut ths
polls. But unless the unexpected hap.
pens Yellowstone will be redeemed 10
the republicans this fall mud the IN.
dloatioDs are TINT the majorities for
the Tickets will be 80 large that no one
will question who're the county stands
politically when the returns Of tbe
election have been tDbulated IN Noyem.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15
IsDTEL ARRIVALS.


Friday, May 4. 1900, M silyermnD,
HaIenai q y Tracy. Layinsi Harry
Scott. lied isnaaSe; W " Meyer, Grna.
Falls u Barrsli, Red Lodge; y W
asbo, w u TfoDpis, N X ranch; Mrs.
Scott, dieboi ID Il AtebInsoD, Laurel
" q Woodward, y X Deyerili,
Gbteng0i " l. Warren, Luporie; II u
PDifet, H. LoDisi A ~ Fox, Helena ;
v Neil W J silyermaD. Helena q II
DoodmaD, N u Abassej, A j Manrse,
Chicago, Al Sieklar, Forsyth.
saturday, May t2,-,G IL Davies,
BozeWaDt q a MeCormiek, W "
RDDsim, N WIG Phillips, Omals
u Gillespie, Port Opord; Il y BrDD.
Inv, Miles Ctty Dr. Armstrong, city ;
J W HntkswHy, Helena l. v
WsrlbeiWor, Bnttej M L0weDsteiD,
w. Joei Mrs " Batter, Geboj VIM
poersebIer, Butte " IL DrDmm,
Dbieagoi pB Wood, W Louis; i W
Willis, w Joni u u Hathaway,
Taeomai A Booth, BDttej u Ii
ADsebelj, Cleveland Harry soOtf,
L8ytDai A Crawford, NJ L0nisj II
" eWssejl NJ Keoj ETH CaeliD, u Ii
Luif9, 4 Muller, Is s~tDDdnoleT, ~
PDDIj u N Winter, w Merrill,
HaaDDt u WDIker, n Griffin
HaIonDi " a RiebnrdsoD, Crow
Agency,
SUNDAY, May ~, 30 DoGmfjppied,
Mills Cilyi oh Diners j HnpfWnD,
BDtlpj FP DelewDL Nav Orlennsi II
y Warner " II Band, OjncipDDtlj J
u MpknwOD, DDjnDpOj j II ljDy,
ItDtfni " j MWgjf, livingston y -
W0od, NJ loGjsj II WDlkep Boston W
" siWOns, GrOy Agency,
MnDdDy, May lJr~B " GrWwelL
city y j sponL UolWpDi " Gould ~
PDDIl n W sllyi0D, PlspWi W II Nor
ION, j u Amin Columbus W GoOpop,
BoloWWG j q MoPnnhy CioplDDtj
A j sAynp ~ pDDii Doc BulliDgog
DbieDgOl y NJ MoLafeply, TpGoWDj
W j Cooke, Unlpppj VlpDk Scott,
jnDNtlOp \ ~ Wallace, MiDDenpo)jsi
!. u smilb, Dbiaagoi VIM Mppeook,
Sberl1ph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

A report ~ published IN u Great Fails
paper TINT q, NJ, Webster, o collect.
OF Of internal revenue for tho dis.
lrjot of Montana, " out for the Dominn-
ton for tho office NJ state treasurer.
IN view Of the fnet TINT MI Webster
still bDs over \ yaHp ~ serve Ia his
present Incentive federal position IL
w0pld BIO wall for him to consider that
There Mo scores of other republicans ri
tho stnto who nfe not oiliee holders and
who VIII probably have 10 be consulted
before consent Will b. given Tor Mr.,
Wobslor 10 become u pepsi0Der DD the
republican Office holding list Ia Tho
state,
Iho inaotla docs not favor the uOmi'
nation Of NJ Webster for any state
office, OF the nomination 0f my mpub.
lem who hns filed n int federal posi-
zion IN Montana during the last fvw
years, We believe ~ y fnir division
of Tho plnms and " " nerlniDly not
fDil for Mr. Webster 10 lot lho me-
popnoomet no forth oyor the state Tim
IN Inspires for hon0ls on the stntp re-
publican lioket juBt WHOM there ~ u
tpn prospect 90 republican success,
MOI that we question Mr. Wobslor's
pepnblionnism, for We believe shat ho
Will average NJ with tho general rnn
Of republicans IN MopDnp, but WE do
mink lhnt Itl0f0 nro u certain Dlnss NJ
republicans All over MonInna who pre
of political recognition md
who have not np 10 this time bopn
ueo0guiHod " ~ for the
latter class Chat we hopo The state CON
Veliop next lall VIII piye proper pecog'
milton and thus plnon tho honors NJ
tlatu nominations ppou the most wopthy
shoulders,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Vhn soNAlN yesterday afternoon worry
promptly missed the frpo hoMoa hill
which WINS pAeeod w tlN honM NJ ron
FaHNnlAliyNs \ week ARo Tho bill now
kNnH W lh0 president fNF 0sppnfivN m
nV0yal " viii hN remembered THAT
lhp hl|l " doslRRod " relieve MttlovH
md Intending HoIllors fran Wyips fop
lNnaH Tint hNYN boon Wlinaplshpd by
indian tribes ~ Iha general noyoVn-
mont w th0 Wnntly HihntNTy W
hllhNsH, whore hnndppds NJ pOoplp
hNyn |0pAinn m lands thAt woFe lplip'
anlahpd \ fNW sNnFf Nso nv lNdiNnF,
thN nNWa ihAF Ihrs aTN fully relieved
NJ further hnAnplal 0hliaNtlNNe VIII hp
especially plaAFlnR W HNyas N thanN
paAplN slhnl00n Ihp moment thAt pFpal'
dnNt Mckinley aItaahOa hlH SIGNATURE
N Nm nov naHHed ny hnth hNnaon M 0Nn'
Rfasa within tha nAHl len days
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15
UAN pAsIiJ sTUuh
sheen ANA uonls, ilOweyer, nrp barred
IrOm Forest IinseryaH

sheen ANA Cunts, However, nrp barred
From ''orest linseryeH
l'lNt tho general lnnd Olllpe M Wash
ipRt0n locks npnn Hhaop nnd goats IN
nh0nt tho most destructive ~ MI I've
stock w most o~onDluaiyply shown by All
order rooenty promulgated by tho
Aoorntnly OF mo interior which, while
permitting The pnHlnfing NJ 0nlllO aud
horses npon. the forest reservations,
nNdpr oortnin nnnnBHnry restrictions,
refuses 10 permit Tho arnslng ~ either
sheer 0r goats w \ ip0pnt lDller ~
instructions 10 Tin ynliOna forest
lnngpH guarding tho rns0pyna In this
AtNtn, i, u, Collins, forest anparlnlon'
dNni, AnyH
"a now rule approved by Tho honor
lhln secretary NJ The interior provides
TINT - llV paHtnrinn NJ live Hl00k,
0thnr thnn Ahpnp mud a0ntH, VIII mob be
prohibited w Tho forest reHprynH M long
hN " nppunln hint Injury N not lolllH
,lOnn The forest growth nnn water
supply, and thu rights NJ others nra nOI
entirely l|nnnnrhiaud, nWnprH ~ llye
Alnok VII DO required IN nnln applipn.
hon NJ Tim oominiHAlOnnr III the general
lnnd 0tlloO f0l porlnilH N Agnaa Other
MllMNlH within Tho IuHpryuH, parmlta
VIII only ho HrAntnd an tho usploHh
condition mud nprnnmnnl 0n lhe nnrt W
BIO applicants Ilnt thpy VIII NNrnAtlnl
my ennh reasonable prinn nor hnnd nv
tho SECRETARY nv TIN interior may hnrHs
nftnr rpNuirui And anon failure N my
Npnh miNn NpOn demand, Tho permits
GRANTED lhnlN VIII hn revoked mud BIN
nniNNln Mnypn from TIN reserve ppr'
nitH VIII MISC ho revoked f0r \ ylOln.
Hon NJ my NJ thn tniNMH thnpp0l ar NJ
application an which baAndr Unlnl
Mo Nh0yp rulp nm dlrnnlpn IN pA0nllN
npnllnNttOnA fnf thu AFnHinA NJ NhlllN
ma horses tho ypahrYpH IN Maintain
Az applications HhOnld FpnNl, mo Wl0r
w Inhh moo hNt lhlA mAllpJ hpr
nplln generally known
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15
puN pAMTl hhWN nVNlNn

Vhn NhAnnoA NJ Ih0 pAlH knlfp lAH|
AaIaIdM M fhn Yellowstone nnnnIA
mpahllOan WlMNlpHl whlNh hns hnal
IN Rylannm IN HIN pnnnli anFlnR Ihf
pAHl fnaI years mnRt nave hnnh NSnnna'
lRals RlaflfglnR NJ Ihn I@ppnhnAAn
landaIf Whn hnEn NJ l0na anHNRpn IN n
Hpillipl md MNmonlnna nnFlf WNFl
VhaTn WaIn I'M AlAtoH MAdp N no HmnAh'
WI IN npnaAlna republican fApflnnal Nh
FatnIanAa WAN MndR M m Nlnl \ Man
naIlflna WnFn lWa NJ fnnF fAAEa nA0 nth
nlfAnRn M N nlnT aaan N mNnf laphhi
'llaAna wa hallnFn thnt lha hAAaFan0na
antagaa lnl0 \ laW Naaka ARn VIII IN
ulweVvnd Nv Vim l%annhlannh m Nm
lalunN HN0NahOnI lha mmpNlHn nN0n
Whlnh wv MN nnN an1hflhH
MllaWalnnH nnuulf n \ HlF0nH WV
nnhllaAn a0nnly " thH TppahNoAnA M
HI iaHka II zzHHeelAii VAaa county N
llnla VIM IN INV Maalt M lhe FeRnh
laanA NJ mAi0FllIpA WnaInn ahsWhnIa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15
~ The DrlspDlb

Vidny, My I'D q Drake, OBJ,
oDeoi y JlpkeDs, Tbo polles, Oyei A
y MpliWptlpp Grow Agency JuWos
y Murphy, MliwpDbpj " y Upyts
md vito, pilyj " u Shirley, Book
ynlei ~ J. DDyobopt, bDltpl I'm i
Miller Livingston W y C%oppodRo,
~ Louis JpWps Potter MINI,
hDtnldpy, May le~'R Boy A spRo,
Now York q II Holman Y g Mile
Helena HqyoId Bison pityj W
HDa6oN llploDN " bppgIppy D1RonI
John Vip0h GiDeonu A \ Anderson
Forsyth A Crime, Hln0oln
snpdny, My v Aypbin MoppPbpM
nfllnRi NJ u uN0ppin Hpmlllop "
A WnlkaL NJ PAplt A DpllOn lpW
g0p, Moi Miss Atpbinson Miss Novd,
City pluwnpIn Bower n u l0Dl0y, q
j Davis, q i MiMipg, pityi John Y
gollop, BIG Tlmbmi l. \ Morgan
HnlonnJ ! Fnyl0n, HittnI Henry Hoil,
Glnn Allen N w NJ W johnson, NJ
kaylmi W y Wilson, AlDpOln
Monday, My a. ~ Molllloy, y 4
Gillette, oilyj lvpd EQhmnn q y
simmons, Molyilp NJ W Fostor,
pyoMWI q q pppaK laurel, y
LlRblf00I, laurel u Y M0lBnn, Hpl'
ennl W u hlOly, pnIk Oily VIM lpny,
nllllnHt Ono Witt Paris ullyl. Mrs q
W william, Park Oityl q y WhimhNr,
Han pgannlan0l Mle VIZ l0hn, lnpns
ard Miss Carrie Ioho, w. JoN, Moi l.
hond' NY u Y Martin, MAyNIllo,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

d0vMnAF Ransypll hae nnall mr.
tlnpa Senator MAFk Hanna lhal IN
would nndnF w aiFonmHAnNpa IN lhO
fAll and NJ lhn republican presidential
tlakpli Vnady npIiNVna IhaI In pnn In
M MaFe service Va lha paFlx %nnllnnAlly
hg FnnnlnR fM anVafnM M Nav HMk
and IN dNNNnIns Mn vlap nnHldnnllN
In nnaH Nm Win \ fnplinH m
oaFlalnN lhNt ha NnR QAEIg Nnw f0fk
NJ Vim candidate M Ehn hNAd NJ Nm
.TnnnhliaAh alnla noAnl unpMnnF
|tn0HaVHlt \ alrnna Rn%FA0nAlill M thn
alAta II \ anFd lhnt IepnhH
lAna pNAnot 0Valloak WV Vim damapFAlH
lEn a0lRg N mAka Nh Allenpf N W.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

H. w. fOuInd,. tho VOL known min,
lnR mans VIII l0ln IlN VnpO NnNp oA'
0dnHl
TAo arent Northern bns ordered h00
bos, oaVH ~ \ 0nnAolW NJ $4,000 p0nndN
each
The twenty fist annual mNnling MI
thn Montana HlnIA MndllAl AFaOQlnll0D
VIII hn hold IN HnlN "Wednesday md
VhnrHdV NJ lhiH Wook
Whe Western Federation M Minors IN
mhNtlng III nnnyep ihla WN0kl, .MlnNla'
nnlOnH ~ Montana, napnolglW Vim
Unite, MlnoIH' nuloul " vol Wpvp'
aanlNn,
Prairie nIpa mn lOp0vlnd In yDglOna
parts NJ NnWhnu COUNTY which nln
d0lnH considerable dnmnHn, n0t only IN
tln lanan hui IN hW alNoka, @hnlldlnRa
mud W HOnln, ONAnA 0nAlInlinH and prn
nNtlnH sl0Nk
Another Mountain mnIdpV N nut
nONnpNdr lhla nNOnrInd mar Nla
HAnnR W uhOLnNn county, VrilnR Aflnfi
nONn I0hn NnlAn, n Mnn NJ no WIN
uhOt mud kill0d hy mnN NnMOd nliNlt
NJ lhN lnltpl'A Tnnnh, nhnvt n n'Nlnpkl
Vhn lAllOl llninnA lhNI hN hllnd Mo Nld
man w tNlf ln(onaN
A ennoklnH NNldnnt. apNNFl0d IN
NnIln VrldHH m l@lAlFnaAilH \ fDlAlily,
M haa hnnn I0nnIlnd IN thuI oily III
Mnlp, vlQlpnl dnnlha, IN \ Iona HMOl
A school, Nnsl hnrnlg nlRhl FnnlA M
Nppr hid hla yNnng, ,llfn oFnahpd mn hI
u.lNNvllH ilgiN VINO hNf'a nAnN wAg
Mlnhngl hNlllvAn md ~ WAA 4 Ann n
lnhn ,hnlYn!ll II nr0nlnnNl mnmbnp nj
he, hnlh ,MlnnfHl HnlOni f0nna
sullivan, mud other h0ga worn nm I00ta
m allpNnl Nnn, ntNAh Tho NH nnW thn
hlnnnF IDlln. llnn m, Nlnah Yin tlnokR m
Lha, hNllNl, ANniQndl " FRQlOd, mi
I0Nd M Wlllnh hIn0d 4 ,lTuln m nnlf
hagnlhl M lhn lnRH lUalNdlpR RlaNH
hN gpnt lllMhld nm thp tThtH WhiGh
HlnFlnQ AUD sullivan WnH lhlnwn nndnT
Vim WNaaIs aud MaAhpd w daAlli
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15
"A slnNV " uOuNMlA,N


INV N'ha' WNNW FlHkl
hphpnvsnls tm IA kighl In H0'
hpmlNn NTN held nynIy Ny0pinH md N
indications NnNnl INV NNgthiDa, II viii
M INv x, m'"., oSHl" N .N,,,. N7A,g NJ WV i0E1
unMNn Won HlAh fOp Mpil' iiHn nid
!tlkp kNlR nll,i' nh0nk Oul I'm lha
Hon hoo n0n Inn Mnnll' fiWhlm ani
for n ulAh lld ,Vlmp ull AhgkA
III dlu ,MnDn flId Town, llhlltle HlNN
JnnNAl fnnhl0knNl " ri HNl Mn UsN
VIM aadN sssps" '1 ,Ns", h"Ntas fA7 l4sV8
EuOkilHt nlnn- III HONplh 4 Vnypf
hNu,e,l,, ,' NY MN N9Ml.n, hsN.I, "IN.
MN VIM LNfl lhn pnWn IN Nj m AInJ
dllpl and Hlln llnMl Hltllp WlIle
Nnigl' Aln nll0llR lln. MlnR InW mud
lNlnlN ppnMnNlM ~lnlI0dnrpd hlld M
Mo ilphpls OIp nnlnA lhN hOl 0AtlH "
N i tTpMInM TEA AiNhf M, h0lnWNn
Al IN Allnll Al fin nlnln h0lan. NAV
", M W hnlnNps v 0nlhaNNH TN
ipkalH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

A new pbnse bns made NV DppeDr'
nDeo IN the oeIebfntsd Fair viii case IN
snn Francisco, which shows TINT
money Will accomplish most anything,
Mrs.. Nettie H. Craven bHs BEEN IN
dioted by the grand jury OD II charge
Ut perjury tor her testimony given boz
fore TINT body Ia relation 10 bei claim
for IA. wid0w's share VI tbs Fair estate,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Wlth Bryan nominated by thn pOpu'
lists M siopS Falls nnd mn o|yrponRrpas'
mnn ny thA nAmo 0f Iowno given
second place Oh tho ticket tho outlook
tor demooraliQ harmony NJ tho demo-
cratic convention NJ knnsNa Gity IN
anything bit encouraging, Az this
writing " looks m Ihopgh tho demo
orata, M Henri WNttorsop Onoo aOid,
arN coins from \ alNNshtM house into
tho omen grave Bryan will opptnlo
thN kNnsAs Oily convention mud ho haa
inst opopph WoppIiptiQ tendencies In
him 10 insist thNt tho democrats shnll
nNmo thn nominee vt tho si0nk vnlla
convention IN hia rNnnine mArN Than
Win \ sirens ~ 10 plpnk and tho
olhop Planks Of tho phioNpo platform
r%RlNn0plpa " N "a y W Rn0Hs what tho
eastern aOld democrats viii DO NJ tho
polls w NovOmhoE Nilly Bryan will
never No W thN white house on \ froo
silver wave with tho consent Of tho
democrats md tho present IN,
Ara that tho republicans win
have framed fNr than NJ tho Democratic
now NOW NJ kanWs nlts inHt tho kind
NJ \ platform Tint will mnko tho via
oNFlNiN fM tho republican mosI'
dpntjAl lipknt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Murder WAS committed Saturday ~
philndolpIiD when Frank LDnlel,
tower operator Of thu H. N D. railroad,
went 10 Sleep NJ his post, mud allowed
u fioigDt train 10 crash into DotbW IN
u tunnel, killing Two lpDlDmeD md
five trnmps LnDlul disappeared and
bnbu't been found,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

deem the state next fail and IL IN only
with such n man ~ hsoseyeit lsaJiDg
the republican hosts TINT the fepDbIi.
cams nte assured Of u splendid victory
IN New York.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Ibe Montana delnpatpp 10 tbn pop
convention Ia siOuk Falls Inst week lot
The convention know lhnf lhpy WnIa
onto Charley Iowne, bDi They were 100
mpeh IN tho minority 10 STICK very
long,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

With both Only Dnd Glnpk b0blnd
tbom this onHbt 10 DO u prosperous yppl
for tho democratic newspapers Of Mon
lnnn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15
Vim flint 'tls an0H NJ lhp ssHVanr

Hnn,l lalI NJ paa IhN dfaaI Syndicate
sHH''DN' AWNl',,,,MN%. H1GSM.' TA'NN XIV
hnyl 4 nlhunHnfM M FNln AUD GnNtN
VIII nNlMNN n MilAlnAH M lnyNltlaa
aud thN hpAt llnnM M lTvlned h1Funh
NNd JNUinH in TIN ,Wdfldl lf#jfHH lliesf
ma ATlIHh fran MI nnTlA M Vim aI0hal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Dorbott evidently does moi balleyo IN
tho old mnsim "ny, NY ngnin "
Twice ho hnA tried md both attempts
lluyn been f%nllDrns,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Tho pop party evidently bne tbp lend
this season mud II romans ~ De seen
whether Tho democratic pprty VIII
hook ou aud follow,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Moro thnn 0uu M@outuDinD VIII pilheI
make of brenk NJ Oppo NOmn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

Hot tondy W Rruot thn w0olmen
Iboy VIII s0oD bo with w,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-15

lli,i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25

LOR RENT-A very desirable suite OF rooms
II suitable for Office, on Middle street, three
minutes walk from Monument square; up
one flight well lighted. BENJAMIN SHAW g.
CO.. 81 I-2 Exchange street. gil
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25
WILLARD HOSE COMPANY.
Enjoyable Occasion at Their Quarters
Monday Evening.

One of the social events of the season
was the entertainment and social given
by the willard Hes, company at their
hose house, Monday evening. and In
spite OF the storm the house was crowd
ed. The event was purely local, all the
talent and participants in the affair being
residents of Willard, and II this was a
sampls, it IS hoped by all who attended
that there will be many more such
affairs In the near future. The concert
was most enjoyable one, consisting OF
selactions by the Willard orchrestrs, q
musical organizztl on that may well rank
with the first of its kind, and whoae Sc
Isctions were well rendered and heartily
applauded, soual solos by Mrs. Minnie
Smith, vocsl duetu, hessrs. Smith and
EuftIs, and autoharp solos aud harmonioa
ana autoharp by j. W. Barbour. All
the numbers Of the programme were well
rendered and we're heartily applaudsd. At
tire oloEs Of the concert an enjoyable order
OF eight dances followed. The willard
orchestra also furnished music for the
dance. Light rsfreshmsnts were served
during intermission.
The Pythian Sisterhood Relief Associa-
tlon viii meet at Pythian hall this even
ing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-25
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mark A. Hanna, committeeman on
orator for the South Portland Veteran
association, has been so fortunate as to
yern Of Plymouth church, Portland, fer
Memorial dag orator, May 30tb, next.
This selection is guarantee that the
South Portland Veterans intend keeping
up the high standard of their Memorial
day literary exercises.
AS part of the ancient fire protection of
KnigbtVills here Is still existing beneath
the pavement of Main street q large water
reservoir. All through the spring a small
lake, odorous, but not fragrant, has
stood on the pavement near this Did sink
hole and inysstl cation showed the same
to be the source Of the lake and odor.
Either the board of health or street de-
partment should take steps to wipe out
this stagnant old pen. as It's continuance
seem to be menace to health. II not to
travel In its vicinity.
Rev. e. Ii. Nswoomb, pastor Of Bethany
church, South Portland, the gentlemen
who delivered the eloquent Memorial day
Grafton before the veterans and their
friends of this city last year, will this
year render = similar serVics for the T..
A. X. pest Of his native town, Ware,
Massachusetts,. But the veterans of this
city are congFatulating themselves on the
invitation they have received from him
to attend divins service at his church Me.
mortal Sunday, May ~.
A beautiful kingnshsr that always
makes his summer home at the old lids
mill creek has arrived there and is busy
putting his house in order for the sum
mer.
The Coed Templars had o meeting last
evening at Seaside hall which was well
attended.
A private party and dance will be given
at Armstrong; room by some of the
yorne people Of South Portland Tuesday
evening next.
The young ladies ot the Universalist
parish were rehearsing last evening for a
flag drin which will be given Friday eve.
ming.
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We TEST EYES

Free OF charge We have the largest stock OF
Eye Glasses aud Spectacles in the city. solid
Gold, Gold Filled Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee a perfect ut. Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best.
THE OPIICIAN, Monument
Square. hn2odu
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FOR sALE-Or EXCHANGE. elegant lunch soda
and 0 cream stand at Franklin Park,
BostJn, Mas. Consists OF building 40140, i6
syrup soda fountain, marble top table, etc.
Income over $50 some days. good for $3.50 per
month profit Cheap for cash or Will EXCHANGE
for good collateral IN Portland. &. Il. DAi =
TON, 50 Exchange street. 25-1
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
HI PORTLAND-There never was time
when such trades could be bought in South
Portland roal estate as at present. VIII sell
houses with good lots in good neighborhoOd5
with most modern improvements atIprices far
below anything ever offered before. House. High
street. $500; house, Shawn ut street, $1,000
house, Trout street. sl0O0i house, Parker Lane
$500; lot ofland. Broadway, S1OO; lot at Cash's
Corner. iO0x400 IT,, $3.50. 1 also have some OF
the most desirable building lots at South Port
land, the prices ranging from 500 TO $500 all in
best part of village where property is improv-
ing In value each year. Any person wishing to
buy building lot can pay one dollar per week
II desired. This is a rare opportunity for one
ishlng TO secure a lot that will increase In
value each year, The undersigned will, If de-
sired. give the names Of parties who have With
in the last dozen years made from one to two
hundred dollars In one year on lots that cost but
little above one hundred dollars. The public
must remember that In buying lots at South
Portland It Is not like going out Of town where
some Speculation has bought up farm and
divided the same into building lots at point
removed from stores, post office, church, neigh
bors. sidewalk, sewers and many other privl-
leges that are enjoyed by resident at South
Portland. For plans, etc. call on f. II. Jar
FORD, 3i1a Exchange street marl4-u
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SIN your opinion, colonel" asked the
young man with the notebook, what
is the reason for the prevalence Of the
grip in the community
1.-The grip, sah," said Colonel Allgore,
a frown wrinkling his fine, patrieian
features, sis a legacy that has come
down to US, sab, from the day of the
carpetbaggers." Chicago Tribune.
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TOILET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 10 cents, cash I'm advance.

VNO LET-whole house IS Waverly MAPLE
Il street. DeeTing. seven rooms and new
bath. open plumbing. hot and cold water, per
feet repair, sunny. convenient, stable three box
stalls, excellent neighborhood. Inquire next
door or A. e. LIBBY, 42Ia Exchange street.
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGK-Block 10 Dor
chester, Mass, near Boston. Rents Tor
$3.50 per year. Corner lot hrst class reatlng
property. only one minute from steam or cleo
tric ears, " III sell on easy terms or EXCHANGE
I good real estate IN or near Portland. O. u.
DALTON, 80 Exchange street. col
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In Our Factory On the Premises.
We take the utmost pains TO execute your
order properly, whether that be for Diamond
Setting or the cheapest repair job. MokkS-
NEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
1an23aH
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EOR SALE-Three houses at the west end
One two tenement house, lot 5Oxi09i
another two tenement house nearly nen, also
n single detached honse, SIX rooms; $1,000,
$500. $1,000. EZRA HAWKES. & CO, No.
50 EXC lge street 25-l
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Sore Thr at and Lungs, Chapped Hands
and Face positively cured by Ponds Extract;
sold only in bottles. bun wrappers.
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CoR sALE-Boarding or lodging house
IT brick 3 story, 20 rooms, hew steam heat
and bath. one OF The most central locations, 3
minutes fr IN City hal rooms all occupied and
$1,000; o. ct inc offered. W. II. WALDR0N
4 Co. $50 M.ddfN street. 2iI