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empt from the all-permeatine influence Of
this feud. During the middle OF the sea-
son. Helena and Anaconda were strug-
cling for the leadership with series be-
tween them In progress at Anaconda
Clark opposed Anaconda in the state cap
ital contest, and he naturally would favor
Helena In the baseball struggle. SO at
q conference Of Democrats IN Butte he
proposed 10 take the whole party to Ana
conda to root" for Helena The thought
was no sooner conceived than II was put
INTO execution. and purchasing several
thousand yards OF red and yellow ribbons
the Helena colors), which were cut up
and pinned on the delegates. he chartered
4, special train and started for Anaconda
The score was tied. but the ''rooters'
soon had the Anaconda club Tin the air.
and Helena had commanding lead But
DAILY was not TO be outdone. Upon the
arrival Of the Clark special at the ball
grounds. the friends OF DAILY at the park
started emissaries uptown 10 search for
small boys who were armed with bells
horns and tin cans. The bows were admit
ted free and certainly made an unearthly
noise, but they came too late and Helena
won out. Clark IL credited with the state
ment that the victory was worth 5000
CIark's Vaudeville show.
Then again. Clark has vaudeville man.
nger IN no less parsonage that Col VIII
liam A.. Thompson. late Manager OF the
princely salary for providing the speakers
with good talent" TO draw crowds. which
tiArk orators may then ADDRESS ana which
would not assemble otherwise But Col
Thompson made ~ serious biunder when
he attempted 10 induce James Neil for a
consideration Of $1,000 to spring CLARK
jokes" at his Ave entertainments in the
state, In other words. Thompson was
turned down" three times before he
could be Induced TO abandon the attempt.
Innumerabie similar instances might be
mentioned as showing the various phases
or Montana politics. some ludicrous and
others of more serious nature Yet u
Is this turmoil which gives hope for Re-
publican success at the polls, dexpite the
fact that the state was never 80 pros-
porous as under the present admtnstra-
tion. More miners are employed and at
better wages; cattle men are receiving
more for their steers sheepmen are receiv-
ing n to 20 cents for their wool as against
8 and under Cleveland; vet the majority
Of the voters seem welded TO the 10 to
idea az the only panacea for his that do
not exist. This II due 10 the fact that
majority OF the laboring class are OF for
eign birth and not Thoroughly acuuaint-
ed with the tntricacies OF the situation.
The outcome IL awaited with much Anx-
lefty In all quarters, ana that the battle f.
the hercest In the history Of the state is
attested by the fact that every county
seat Il having from one to four political
meetings each might during the week.
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CHICAGO Oct p The Record saws
Tire general passover agents ~ several
railroads are aaM tn have heGwn earn
rnrsion rRtre IN AT the wears That these
refucea tRrtMe Save bean granted 20 tha
uthtf the railroad oTirF41s deriarr thar
thew have NOT ehawu a profit sufficient %
ever. thP usssenxeT men say she sha'ish-
rmenf az these rates Wnuif result 81 ne
stimulation 90 rewgiAr passenger tYA-Ic.
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INDIANAPOLIS Trd Oct --Coi
James r. Ross afrd ~ Ms home n u.s.
rFtv TO-DAY Ars.f sa wears We was wisefv
known IN Kniwhts * Pythias circles
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by the county central committee. and
Chairman Carter is actively at work
furthering its success.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed as members OF the reception COM
mittee: J. OBJ. Scobey, chairman. May
or @. S. Rsinhart. ex-Secretary Of State
J. II. Price. s. A. Maage. r. q. Decke-
bach, Fl. O. Richardson. S. @. Ward, w.
t. Cavanaugh. John A. Rea. F. 7. Ow-
ings. ID. 3. Mann J. c. Winstanly, NJ.
O'Connor and George G. Mis-.
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LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
Line Now Open From ErIensbarg 20
the sound.

Special nispatcn 20 the rost-Intelligencer
ErLENSBERG. oct .T-Tha i0ng-ai~-
lance telephone lire has lust been strung
into EliensburE from both ends. which
completes THE line. and hereafter when
a few EroundinEs have been removed
communication wiii be open between here
and the sound
The drst tcsi has Just been made and a
talk 20 Seattle T. an accumulated fact
gar between PAeco and Yakima now
prevents untnterruntod communication
between Seattle ard Spokane
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Special nisnatcN tc tho Peat fntciiixnrcer
OLYMPIA oct. Gl-~CsoV Rogers tnslav
appointed FVed r. Onermnu ~ ratr-
haven a member 81 the state board -
pharmseT Bis term 20 espire June <
iaeG Mr. OTermsu succeeds T.. n y
Collins. ~ whatearn. wfa VA. Ineligible
20 reappolnimeni
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Criprling rheumatism
Radically Cured
and Health Restored,

Miss MARY b~iai, Ethel. I~wis
eugnty. Mash.i = bad suffered fsosn
chFonie fnUanA& lem ftt years aaa tha
dsasas~ Lad tecfBe ~ serious faas I vas
fsfnesd ~ The candition - hsi pleas
cgtfg,Aed Invalid Sas snabis 20 8fe4.
Fnyeeif 81 81 az without assistance. ard
sraN ~ @Fak aaS efuRnisie1 that I @a4
Bar wreck % my terrier srsf ass
ntterfg hrokea 6pwB ara withogt a
staad4T ~ hope f-af ihe fEfsre shss
commenced 8 f1urKe - ffsAfuasat sfsh
4hs cptss isrs rhyaicsNra q a siih great
fgss At.a thnuffgiNeHs Nh&8 I rnw testify
- M psFfesg restoration % h@sfsh
nr. G. ". Isks, 900 rsir.,~w Ave.
gssttg~s "a suffered fqr fsa years from
chronic ehtafT0 ~ ths bad ena tstruAs,
81 fnolgeHte5 wish stomach 8ieeaA4 sNt
FaetirnAFisss, ana tired ilDpn8sr 1tis RENE.
6sss Hlthaat benefit a. last ! taok tas
fsrssas&Be trsafuseat auG an uaM ser.
frffiy WeaA ] nsgst heartily Vfsrsenf
ihs Copeland tFeatm~rt ~ al safrfnfa.~
Mr.. =. y. Rector. Ansesrtss. ws.h.f
before ny freatmeui A ne Cnp@lari
Institute 7 naE tfag been asNsfef from
r8fsN,e asthma FgfziS heated Ntth severe
kf1rey aa5 bladder disr&sa ! Hs9 now
fhsfouRhlY cured ard taxa great pisasvrs
su recommending 20 ny friends ths
treatment that cgfs1 fas-'
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AoNTpEf TYR Va Oct e. Eaaars
Drwev. brother ~ Afnirsi Dewey. hAs
sfai At Ms hauia a. thia esfv Hr haa
been tli several ruNwths nfisN kt3usv
trouble bnt his teath Was wrevnertef
re was y years ~ aEo Hs served en- the
~ivn war a. npsrtsrTaaster ~ the EiEnth
Vermont regiment
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MINERS ARE READY
TO RESUME WORK.


lieries at William Penn are the only ones
In this vicinity where notices have not
been posted. The men employed there
held meeting last night, at which II
was decided TO remain on strike until tho
notices were posted or some other assur-
ance given that they would receive the
advance in wages
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
COLUMBUS. Oct E.-Tonighi Judge
Ivey and Col. Fife spoke for two hours
to a crowded house. They were given a
grand ovation.
This was their farewell meeting in
Klickitat county.
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W. ~ ~ - - ~ - Nv
that charactsrisss the Copeland practice.
10 both diagnosis and effective treatment.
We quote Mr.. Gascht
My trouble dates back two and one
half years, and the FIRST indications OF
Its presence were DUH. aching pains
across the brow and down the side OF my
face. accompanied by
swelling Of Eyes aaa Nose
Then followed a ceaseless discharge into
the throat OF mucus that gradually ae-
CURED moro offensive character. until
II was simply indescribabie. My nose
closed up 40 that II was impossible 10
get breath through the nostrils. and Il
phere OF
Decem posittoa ssd Cerrsptiea.
Perfect rest at night was out % the
question. as | WAS obliged TO frequently
clear my throa, 10 avoid choking. aud ali
remedies ! tried were inadequate 20 give
relief No constitution can Ions bear up
under such strain as that TO which
mine was subjected, and my general
health naturally declined. The
wretchedsess spd Misery
Of my condition were really beyond exag-
gefation.
For nearly two years I VAS unable
tina, was sspping my life and strength
and n was only after examination
o. the Copeland specialists. whom
ssaxravs. q, ihs oosiasnisi ~ hotel, thar I
was informed Of tho cause ~ my trouble
The New Treatment Car~s.
and advancement upon the rsrt X the
Copeland physicians have enabled them
10 treat my case with unqualified sue
cess. and rny health u nos fuiiy restored
ons tessrinK further Information concern.
ina nay cure.
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snecis' ptenatch % The as-futellie~nrer
ASTORIA oct T5-Tf'tie psulire
gratka who was ~ serioNsiv burned
Wednesday afternoon IS hnr rfatNsnr
ccr,frx tn contact with fhe aasse ~
ras stove. aie& about 2 o'ciock this morn
fru
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THE WORK WE DO.
Testimony That Gold Could Not Buy.
Recognition and
Radical Cure OF
Obscure Disease.

Mr.. Fred Gaseh, go Terry Ave-.
one OF Seattle's representative citizens,
prominent In business and political cir
cies. and resident OF this city for over
thirty years, during eight OF which he
has acted as county commissioner OF
King county. has just completed a course
OF treatment at the Copeland Medical In
stitute.
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WASHfSfTCS Oct E1-Gen MecAr-
fhus has Informed the war Department -
thc arrival 81 ne transport Thomas NJ
Nauila- The headquarters. hand and FT-st
battalion ~ the FIR infantry. had
quarters band ard SN@ord battalion =
the Elchfh infantry; - rerurits ~ CON
tract surgeons. female nurses ana en-
plcyes % the PhIiipglns GER mission we're
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BIG DENOMINATION
TO BE HELD AT OLYMPIA.
Thur.fon County Preparing "a Grand
Reception for Frink and
Eu.hn.nu

Special Dispatch 20 the Poss.Iutelugencer
OLYMPIA Oct G.--The Republicans ~
Thurstor county are preparing 10 give
70 Senator Frink and Congressman Cush-
man one OF the rrandest receptions and
nVations ever held here. The occasion
/ y@ille 10 .tlsssr~ caFains on v3Res<iay next to
Ill an appointment 70 spMk Thf DEM
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The 7rfefligen ccr has secured th~
exclusive right Tor Washington % Rara
NrNaflv & Cas- latest folder man Of
china ard Asia These may hc secured
al Post-In'elligenccr business ofIices az
10 cents zach
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HI. Malaay was unu..al,

being suppurative affection OF the an
trum cavity in the upper jawhone. and
his radical cure Is but another illustra-
ton OF that superb mastery OF disease
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Take the Renton car 10 Central Seat
tie today,
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Treasury Report by Great Classes
for Month of September.

WASHINGTON oct E.-The detailed tables q
the imports sHd exposta for the manih q -rpfefn.
hes have been cnmrlrtea ~ ne treasury hsraAn ~
statistics They sh0w the Imports and expgsts fos
the meath ~ great classes. compared with sep
fsrahsr 1859 aS faliuws;
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Catarrh. Bronchitis
and Stomach Disease
Hearing Restored.

Mr.. jacob Kennedy, 132O First
avenue Seattle.
II believe have had catarrh all my
life. At least, do not remember q time
when | was not troubled with obstruc-
,ion OF the air passages. dropping Of
mucous in the throat. and with duh head
aches and sense of heayiness over tho
eyes.
1T r. now four years since the disease
attacked my ears. and an liberation oe-
Cured on tho right side. When this had
healed. my
Hearing Was Much Impaired
and grew worse until l was quite unable
TO distinguish ordinary sounds ! was
Obliged TO have people shout AT me or
repeat their remarks. which was very
embarrassing and announcement Kissing
and bubhllng noises in my head annoyed
me greatly. There was intense lrrita-
ton OF the bronchial tubes. producing an
Obstinate Hsckiag Cough.
and my stomach was badly cut OF order,
'sThe Copeland treatment has restored
my hearing given me good appetite an1
digestion. removed the cough and Inn
proved my general health wpndsrfuiiy.
Mv throat r. now well and 7 breathe
freely through my ussirils. This treat
rnent "a A grand success ia the cure Of
ali chronic diseases
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~ N % sand mhtotun- their
o
to
IN invalid
might copeland KIN rep~
a { wi hs b edrSentr eeommmniy
II p shout @ q public t between
% " special whoaa
d OF h
o C
ri We ~rh A R.alnw eecompn. Z
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OPAL rings. oetcoer's birthstone. VIII
Ian Il Einsk. isssisr, SO second AyeauA
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Hearing was Much Impaired
HOME TREATMENT.

Doctor Copeland requests ALI who
are siiinx. ALI who feel a gradual
weakening or ALI who realize that
their health t. being undermined
by some unkBo~a complaint. 10 cut
cat TN. sitp. mark the question that
apple. IN yonr ease. ard he will ai-
aEno.s senr ease for pou.
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INIlNA'S ELECTORS
MILL Be FOR BRYAN.


8 - congress by the Daily convention
- 10 preclude the success Of the
4 --r~~afic nominee, Caldwell Edwards.
AZ "A stection Of S. @. Murray. the Re-
l.s,,~.n aspirant. The remainder OF the
.-1llcan state ticket Is regarded as
1.sstIv sure OF success at the polls next
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A WORD ABOUT QUACKS



II Pc Month al Medicine Included
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OFFICE HOuRs-Fron , q. N. 20
IA. Evening" w Cd nesdaya and Saturday
only. y 8. sundays. from ~ g n
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. lis your nose stepped upy'
DO you sleep with mouth lids
. oysnr
. ia there Pain IN front OF hesdr
. Ia YogF throat Sry og SORE
Have ysu BAD taste Ia TIE I
. Esarutnxr
do you cDuEnT
. do yoU rcUEh verse at nsShir
IL yeur tongue coated -
ia youY appetite fs4itnx~
IL there pain after @stingr
-Ars you bxft hests1~
when yea xss ~ spddaniy ARE
yaa 4iExy p
sspp you have Aai HashesT@
30 yeu have NNsr rsrksr
DO year kidnsys troUols yogr
de roy have pain "a hack or IN
Eef aScaiGsr blades
~rc ycu wAks ~ tired ara est Of
RoFtsT
Are yes iosinE 1ssn~
.'Is youT stfxngth faIingr
= INFORMATION OF New HOME
TREATMENT sENT FREE
ON kPPLICATIos. ,
. 4.
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SENT FREE TO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy That
Quickly Restores Lost
Vig0r to Men.

A Free Trial Package sent by Mail 90
All who Write.
Free trial packages Of most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who viii
write the State Medical Institute. They
oursd 40 many men who had batrisd for
years against the mental and physicai
suffering Of lost manhood that the Insti-
tuts has decided to distribute free trial
packages to all who writs. 1t IL home
treatment and all men who suffer with
any form Of sexual weakness resulting
from Youthful folly. premature loss OF
strength snd memory, weak back, vari-
cocele, or cancellation OF parts can now
cure themselves at home.
The remedy has q peculiarly grateful
effect Of warmth and seems 20 act direct
10 the desired location giving strength
and development juss where 10 10 needed.
1t cures all the Ills and troubles that
come from years OF misuse Of the natn-
raj functions and has been m absolute sue
cess In ell casss A request to the State
Medical Institute. 4s2 Eiketron Build
ing, TT. Wayne, Ind, stating that you
desire one of their free trial packages
will be complied with promptly. The
Institute 10 desirous OF reaching that
great class of men who are unable to
sample will enable item to see how IL ~
20 be cured OF sexual weakness when
the proper remedies are employed. The
Institute makes no restrictions Any
man who writes will he sent free
sample, carefully sealed In plain pack
age 90 that its recipient need have NO
fear OF embarrassment or pubilcity.
Readers are requested TO write without
delay.
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TO PROMOTE CONTRACT SU
GEONS.

Washington, April lS-The secretary
Of war has forwarded to Congress with
his approval. draft Of bill prepared
by Surgeon General Stern berg, proyid-
log for the appointment Of eontrao, sur
gsons who have rendered one years faith
full and satisfactory service In the army
Of the United States assistant surgeons Of
voluntesrs with the rank Of first lieu
tenant. The bill provides for such ap-
pointments after the usual examination
40 to physical and professional qaaiitica-
tions and the officers 90 commissioned are
to be subject to honorable discharge
whenever their serv loss are no longer re-
quired. The bill also provides for the
promotion of such assistant surgeons to
the rank of captain after two years
faithful ami satisfactory service.
Gen. Sternberg has written letter to
the secretary of war urging the enact
ment Of the proposed legislation during
the present session Of Congress, both In
the interests Of the ssrvios and a. . mat
ter OF justice to the large number Of con-
tract surgeons who are now In the SER
vice and upon whom. to large extent
he says, devolves the duty of cariug
for the sick Of our armies In the United
States, In Cuba, In Porto hico, In Alas.
ka and In the Philippines.
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Executors Notice.

THE subscribers hereby give notice that they
j have been duly appointed Executors OF the
last Will and testament OF
RUFUS II. HINKLEY, late Of Portland,
in the County Of Cumberland. deceased, and
/, Rufus II. Hinkley. Jr., have appointed Harry
NJ. verrill. Portland. Me-, agent or attorney
within the State. All persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested 10 make
payment immediately.
FRANCES L. HINkLEY. Portland. Me-.
Mass. or to
HAIRY H. VRRRILL,. ageut or attorney.
Portland April .. 1900. sp5diaw3wSs
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THE WALKING DELEGATE.
He IL Doing His Best 20 stir Up Trouble
Among Biddeford Machinists Again.

Biddeford, April ls.-At the sapeoial
meeting Of the Biddeford and Ssoo Fed
eral Labor union, held Thursday night.
IL was voted thnt the members shs II
come out on q strike next Tuesday neon,
81 those members OF the union, who
have not been given work 1t tbs Saco
ana Pettee machine shop sre not taken
back and given their old jobs again.
Those out OF work are said to include
the yard hands, helpers In the foundry.
and other Iaborers and machine work
men.
The meeting was addressed BY John
ii. Murray, who returned to thi, city
Thursday afternoon after an absence
OF three days, during which he 10 said to
have been In Washington. He advised
the mem bars to come out II the shop
management did not live up to its prom
Ice and to stand by. their fellow union
men who failed to secure work. He told
the members that II they had to come
out next Tuesday to enforce their de-
mand. they would get financial aid this
time while they are out. He also laid
that the moldsrs would come out and
that the plant would be shut down dat.
The attendance at the nesting was not
very large. but all the men who hays
not yet secured work were PRESENT.
One Of the committee men who has not
yet been put to work, Is out, according
to the shop management. simply because
he did not Acospt the place offered him,
and not because work was refused him.
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CANDIDATE FOR CONG RE s..

Portland, Oregon, April is.-rhs Re
pubrcans Of the Second congressional
district today renominatsd n. A. Moody
o. CnpereJs. Delegates to the national
tonven I'm were not instxnstsd.
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PROF. CHURCHILL DEAD.

Andover, Mass. April III. Wesley
Churchill. D. D., BARTLETT. professor OF
sacred rhetoric and professor of eloou-
tion at Andovsr seminary, died OF heart
failure this forenoon.
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, Forty words inserted undsr this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance.
N fEssENDFN PARN-Tfe beaoiIiui resi-.

IN fkSsENDEN PARK-The beautiful rest
Il dence OF T.. Vintob Karl situated on the
graded. lot being very large iioxa5, feet, com
prising 1900 H.. Queen Anne style. with broad
vefandas hall way around the house; front aud
rear yestibules: rich lsaSed windows OF special
design; rooms large, II In number; three hre-
places, one terra Gotta In reception hall; dove
tailed quart .red oak floors In reception hall and
library cypress lRish with walls covered with
costly paper having raised figures OF unique
design porcelain bath; slate sink and sia'e
trays ln laundry; Portland cement cellar; Rich
mond hot water heater: GIFTED BY electricity !;
the foundations and chimney tops are OF green
stone granite.. Ecssepden Park IL unquestion-
ably the most desirable residential portion OF
Portland. 10 house costing less than $500:
can be built there and then IL must be 40 feet
back from the street line, Another fine re,t
deace on Noyts street Is offered nj an excep-
tionallY good trade; No. - Noyrs street. For
price. terms and fun particular apply TO GEO.
w. BROWN. " Monument Square, once OF the
Portland Electric Light Co. AL
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CTURDEvANT4&r NORTON. 1871 ana 1sJ
- CONNER, ial street. Seed potatoes. We
shall have n car Of pure stock for planting.
grown IN ArooHock county OF the following
varieties. Beauty Hebrons. New Queen. Early
Rose aud Delawares. which we will sell nj q
WANT & NORTON. ISL
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EOR SALE-House In Fessendeu Park, No. 80
Il Noyes ST., very near Brighton ST.. through
which runs the Fessenden Park and Deering
Highland electric car line. Has all modern i'm
and on easy terms, Is per cent cash down,
balance at per cent interest. Apply to GEO.
w. BROWN, L Monument So. office Portland
Electric Light Co. AL
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We TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock OF
Eye Glasses and Spectaeies 10 the city. Solid
Gold, Gold Filled. Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee perfect at. Our
prices are the lowest. OUT glasses the best.
MCKINNEY THE OPTICIAN. Monument
Square. tan26du
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Forty words Inserted under this head
ess week for % cents, cash An advance.

COR sALE-Magnihcen cottage lots and
new cottages At ottawa Park. tCaG Cot
iage Property on CAPE electric line. uear Cape
Casino. Some OF the advantages are good
streets. excellent car service. Sebago water.
electric lights, fine beach. up to date restaurant
on the grounds. only desirable parties no.
cheap cottages, everything strictly Efst class.
Prices and plans at our ofice. DALTON q
CO., 90 Exchange street. 3-if