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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-25
Przeglad poIityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, % Pazdzier. 1900.

a.
Generalny komisarz ozterach O.
piekunczych mocarstw, ksiaze Je-
rzy grecki wybraf nader szczesliwa
dla siebie chwile do wskrzeszenia
sprawy kretenskiej, zaiatwionej
tylko prowizorycznie po ostatniej
wojnie grecko-tureckiej i po stfu-
snieniu powstsnia na wyspie.
W6wczas solidarns Europa ME
mogia sic zgodzio na zafatwienie
sprawy bez udziafu suftana, kt6ry
ma polach tessalijskich rozgromif
greckie wojska, "a to, wbrew zwy-
czajom, miaf utracie Krete. u
koncertu mocarstw usuneia sic mai
pierw Austrya, po niej zas Mem
cy, wiec ME podobna byfo postano-
vic mic stanowczego bez obaWy "a
wikfan, do kt0rych pow6d mogf
dac energiczny protest suftana.
Pozostais tedy cztery mocarstwa
zdecydowafy sic ME zafatwiac
sprawy, lecz wykonywac wsp6lnie
rodzaj prowizorycznej opieki mad
Krete, a delegstem swoim do rza-
dzsnia wysps obra}y ma try lata
ksiecia Jerzego, kt6remu daily ty-
tut specyalnego komisarza.
Spodziewano sie naturalnie, ze
prowizoryum bedzie mogEo trwac
bardzo diugo, tymczasem sultan
odzwyczai sie cd mysli swych
prawach do Krety tax rzecz "a
fatwi sie sams przez sic. Pozniej
niera7 mona sie byto przekonac,
re Nienoy ME posuns swej hafas-
liwie oznsimisnej przyjazni dla
suitana az do podniesienia oreza W
obronie jego praw, q tembardziej
ME uczyni tego Austrya, jednakze
ME chciano wznawiac sprawy kre-
tenskiej, raz dls tego, zs DIPLOMA
eva nigdy ME budzi zadnej kwes-
tyi, ktorej ME MONA dla wiel-
kich mocarstw wyciagnat pozytku,
q powt6re - ze wielki tryumf stfu-
mionego powstania ME zgadza size
z pojeoiami mocarstw. Prowizo-
ryum byfo W takiem pofozeniu re
czy wyisciem iedynie wygodnem i
bezpiecznem.
Lecz oto "a kilka miesiecy skon.
czy sic trzylecie, na kt6re ksiaze
jerry otrzyma} urzad generalnego
komisarza, i trzeba albo odnowic
jego mandat znowu prowizorycz-
ME, albo tez ma stale zafatwic spra-
We kretenska. Gdyby awantura
chinska ME zaprzqtafa Europy, ks.
jerry ME pomySlafby o wznawia-
niu sprawy kretenskiej, lecz W mil
czeniu rzadzitby jako komisarz
ramienia opiekun6w. Ale ia chin
ska awantura jest tax wazna dla
mocarstw, re one prawdopodobnie
na wszystko sic zgodza, byle dla
zawieruchy na bIiskim Wschodzie
ME potrzebowafy odwracac uwagi
Cd Wschodu dalekiego, jest za5
dose prawdopodobne, re wznowio-
ma sprawa kretenska poruszyiaby
macedonska, albanska, ormianska,
a te wszystkie razem stworzyfyby
dIa mocarstw bardzo DUO kfopotu.
Dobra tedy chwile wybraf ks.
jerry do o5wiadczenia, IL po try
leciu ME przyjmie urzedu komisar-
skiego, poniewaz uwaza, re wyspa
powinna otrzymac stafa organiza-
eye.
Jedni sqdza, re dqzy on DO po-
zyskania godnosci udzielnego ksie-
cia, jako drugiego greckiego mo-
narchy, kt6ryby dokota swego pan
stewka zwoIna poczaf skupiac wy
spy archipelago; inni zas mniema-
jq, re zamiarem jego jest skfonie
opiekuhcze mocarstwa do zgody ma
powofanie cafej kretenskiej lud-
noSci do plebiscytarnego oswald
czenia, IL chce sic przyiqczyc do
Grecyi. Ksiaze jerry, jako greo-
Ii patryota, zapeEne bardziej prs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-25
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Ukarany banker.

Ukarany banker.
VIM. A. Paulsen, byiy dyrektor
banku Central Trust & Savings,
kt6ry zbankrutowaf 3 Marca 1896 r.
zostaf przez przysiegfych sedziego
Brentano uznany winnym brania
pieniedzy W depozyt, pomimo re
wiedziaf, il bank przestaf bye wy
pfacalnym. Sedzia skazaf 60 ma
pobyt W wiezieniu karnem ma czas
nieograniczony, odrzuciwszy pred
tenn wniosek obrony zgodzenie sic
ma nowy process dla eksbankiera'
Obrona ma obecnie miesiac czasu
ma wniesienie apelacyi do najwyz-
szego sadu stanowego, Paulsen ME
zostaf przeto natychmiast wysfany
do domu karnego. Zamknieto go
wszakze W wiezieniu powiatowem,
gdzie pozwolono mu widziec sic z
IONA, dotknieta bolesnie sadowym
wyrokiem.
Wyrok komisyi sfuzby cywilnej.
Ma zadanie aldermana Franka L.
Fowler zbadala komisya sfuzby cy-
wilnej stosunki W departamencie
ulepszen publicznych wydafa ma
stepujacy wyrok.
Michael j. Doherty, superinten-
dent ulic, odznacza sic nieswiado-
moscia rzeczy W sprawach piracy
przy chodnikach. Powinien bye
niezwiocznie wydalony re sfuzby
miejskiej.
John G.. Panoch, gl6wny inspek-
tor chodnik6w jest niekompetent-
ny fizycznie niezdolny do urzedo-
wanna. z pomocnika inspektora
chodnik6w zrobiono go gf6wnym
inspektorem. Zalecamy usunac go
z urzedu.
W. X. Quinn, Inspector we wy
dziale kanalowym, spedza czas W
swym zakfadzie wypozyczania ka-
ret i zapytuje sic tylko przez te-
lefon, czy niema czego pilnego DO
roboty W jego ofsie miejskim' Po-
lecamy zmniejszenie inspektor6w
W jego wydziale i wytoczenie
Quinn'owi skargi.
John A. May, sekretarz W wy
dziale ulepszeh publicznych rozsy-
laf wlascicielom posiadfo5ci miej.
skich specyfkacye, ME przekona-
wszy sic osobiscie o stanie, do ia
kiego doprowadzone zostaty ulice
przez odnosnych kontraktor6w.
Pogodzone mafzenstwo.
Alojzy Fletcher jest prawym ka-
tolikiem pracuje jako podrozuja-
cy agent. Ozenii sic zpiekna Blan-
ka, kt6ra ME jest katoliczka. Gdy
niedawno temu powrocif do domu,
oswiadczyfa mu iona, re przystata
do sekty szarlatana Dowie'go i ae
20 miesieczne dziecko Alojzego be-
die take wychowywac podfug "a
sad religijnych sekciarza. Ponie-
waz maz ma zgube duszy dziecka
przystac ME chciaf, iona wniosfa
skarge rozw6d i wczoraj miafa sic
toczyc sprawa. Ma mocy wyroku
mialo dziecko bye przyznane oJcu
lub matce. Kt6ra strona utraci
prawo do swego dziecka? Ia mysl
niepokoila Alojzego piekna Blan-
ke. Ia mysl stala sic powodem DO
pogodzenia sic malzon k6w, bez
posrednictwa sadu. Pan Alojzy
wziaf pod reke pania Alojzowa i
poszli do domu, ME czekajac ma
wyrok. Dziecko otrzyma wycho-
wanie katolickie wychowywac le
bedzie matka, wyrzekajaca sic SEX
ty Dowie'go, gotowa dzisiaj wraz 2
mezem wyznawac wiare katolicka'
Piekny przyktad miiosci maizeh-
skiej i rodzicielskiej, chroniaceJ
zb!akane dusze cd utraty zbawie-
MIA.
Fafszerze woody.
Wiasciciele zr6def wody W Wau-
kesha. Wis, wniesli skarge pre-
,,olo,on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-25
CHRYsTYANIA, 25 Pazdzier.

'AOhu PAHy VOJ oPOoOOhOoSA HiOHJh
przysiege wiecznosci konstytucyi.
Ksiaze W movie cd tronu wykazy-
wal, IL stosunki Szwecyi Norwe-
gil do zagranicznych mocarstw So
jak najprzyjazniejsze i kr6tko
wspomniaf kwestyi chinskiej.
LoNDYN, 24go Pazdziernika. =
Daily Mail" podaje nastepujaca
depesze z Lourenzo Marques:Ame-
rykanska barka Fred. P. LIGHT
field spr6buje wyruszyc dzisiaj 1--WE
Srode). w czasie orkanu d. l
Pazdziernika statek ten zerwaf sic
re swej przystani zostaf ma brzeg
wyrzucony, a nastepn ego dnia od-
byto ma MIN rewizye powodu po-
dejrzenia, re ma ma pokfadzie
100000 #. sterl., nalezacych do
prezydenta Kruegera. Me ulega
prawie watpliwoSci, re mntstwo
zfota znajduje sic pemiedzy bala-
stem tego okretu.
ST. THOMAS, (dunskie Indye Ia
| chodnie) 25 Pazdziernika. - VIA
domoSc, il Dania zamierza spree
dac Stanom Zjednoczonym dun.
skie Antyle, wywofafa tu DUO ME
zadowolenia. Zwofano do st. Croix
zgromadzenie rady kolonialnej,
azeby formalnte zaprotestowac
przeciw sprzedazy. Gazety otwar-
Gle wyrazaja sic artykuiach o tel
sprawie: ME chcemy, aby mas
sprzedawano". LudnoSc bynaj-
mniej sobie ME zyczy przylaczenia
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
HAGA, 25go Pazdziernika. -
Postanowiono, azeby Stub kr6lowej
Wilhelminy z ksieciem Henrykiem
Mecklenburg-Schwerin, odbyl
sic d. II Stycznia W Hadze. Matka
kr6lowej ma nadzieje, re do tego
czasu wszystko bedzie przygotowa-
ne.
UTICA, n. Y. % Pazdziernika.-
Podczas gdy CUB. Roosevelt pre-
mawiaf wczoraj W Romeo do O.
gromnego tfumu, przerywano mu
czesto okrzykami ma Geese Bryana,
ktore inni znowu starali sic przy-
gluszy6 okrzykami ma Geese Nc
Kinleya. Podano mu cyrkularz
drukowany, zawierajqcy 7 pytan,
ma kt6re zadano odpowiedzi. Po-
miedzy temi pytaniami bylo mp.
takie: ,,Od dnia l Czerwca byles
pan W stolicy stanu Sc godzin: czy
pan sadzisz, re jest rzecza uczciwq
pobierat pensya gubernatora, ME
pefnic wcale jego obowiqzkow?"
Roosevelt oswiadczyl, ze ma pyta-
MIA ME odpowie, i re wieksza ich
Geese powinna bye skierowana do
generalnego prokuratora.
WILMINGTON, Del. 25 Paz. -
Wczoraj wieczorem VIM. j. Bryan
W obec ogromnego zgromadzenia
odpowiadaf na piec pytan ufozo-
nych przez adwokata republican,
skiego, J. P. Nieldson, W sprawie
Filipin, a W dalszym ciqgu u1ozyf
szereg pytan dla republikan6w, ma
kt6re jednak Mkt ME zgiosif sic z
odpowiedzia.
LA PORTE, Ind, Is Pazdzier. -
PAM Marya Piotrowska z Michi-
gan City, dzisiaj znalazfa brata
swego, Franciszka Prall, O kt6rym
myslafa, il cd lat 81 ME zyje.
Mieszkali oni obydwoje W sasiedz-
twie, W odleglosci ledwie kilku mil
cd siebie, Cd lat wielu. Prall wye
chaf byf z Polski pred 2l laty,
PAM Piotrowska W kilka lat p6z-
niej przybyia do Ameryki,
HAzELToN, Pa, 25 Pazdzier. =
Prezydent Mitchell wczoraj VIE
czorem o5wiadczy}, re dzisiaj, pra-
wdopodobnie mad wieczorem, ogfo.
81 publicznie zapatrywania zwiaz-
ku g6rnikow ma sprawe obecnego
strajku. Prawdopodobnie teA O.
znajui, czyli strajk dalej ma po-
trwac, czy tez natychmiast ma sic
zakonczyt.
zdaje sic, ze strajk sic zakohczy.
Kompanie kontrolujace IS procent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
HIGHLAND SQUARE.
YARMOUTH.

Among the possibilities of the next two
weeks is a ball game composed of men
who in 1885 were players on the Yarmouth
base ball team that won the county cham
pionship. The opposing nine is to te
made up of strong local players.
q The class of 1908, Yarmouth high school,
enjoyed an outing one day during the
past week at Underwood Springs park.
Miss Jennie I. Buchanan, a popular
teacher at Medford, Mass, is ENJOYING her
summer vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Buchanan,
Gilman street.
Miss May leighton, who has for sew
eral terms taught successfully in the in
termediate grades at Hu bbardstown,
Mass, is spending her summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
leighton of this town.
Rev, and Mrs. o. K Crosby are to
leave town the middle of the week for a
vacation trip of three weeks During
their absence from town they are to visit
relatives at Compton, Quebec, and other
places.
Rev. j. B. Carruthers will occupy the
pulpit of the First Parish Congregational
church on Sunday, July %. On Sunday
July % it is expected that the Rev. John
DePew of Connecticut will preach. The
pastor of the church will return from
Rogue Bluff for Old Home Week, and
the church will hold special services on
Sunday August 5th Old Home Sunday,
Rev. Elijah Kellogg of Harpswell it is
expected viii preach in the evening of
that Sunday. Special music is to be fur
nished at morning and evening services.
:. Messrs. George Il. Seabury and Philip
G. Hodsdon, president and secretary, re-
spectively, of the Cum berland county
Sons of Veterans association are NAL king
arrangements for the holding of the fifth
annual outing and field day of the asso-
citation which Will probably be held about
the middle OF August at some conye nient
point in the county.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
MAY ENDORSE PEARSON:


The date for the Democratic county
convention has not yet been settled upon.
1t will probably be called about the
last of this month, SO it is stated. A
prominent Democrat told reporter on
Saturday that the movement for endors-
ing Rev s. E. Pearson, the Prohibition
nominee for sheriff, is gaining ground in
the Democratic party and he feared that
the Democrats would try to endorse him
at the convention. He said that If they
went into the convention without can
didate of their own and Mr.. Pearson's
friends were at all active, the Prohibition
candidate would be endorsed.
1t is stated that Gen. John J. Lynch
Of Portland win be the Democratic nomi-
nee for Congressman from this district.
York county has no candidate and the
Portland friends of Gen. Lynch are very
anxious that the honor should be accord
ed to him at the Alfred convention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
MORRILLS.

The caucus for the selection of a Repub-
lican candidate to represent the Deering
district in the next legislature is
to be held on this evening at the
ward rooms of hose companies 8 and
8. According to party usage, Hon George
@. Hopkins who represented the city at
the last session of the legislature, and
who was instrumental in securing the
enabling act for the annexation of Deer
ing to Portland, is entitled to renomi-
nation, but the residents of ward min O
who for the most part were strongly op-
posed to annexation, to show their dislike
for Mr.. Hopkins are talking very serious
~ OF putting a man in the race from their
own ward. Ex-Gity Marshal l.. NJ Clark
who was to be a candidate has withdrawn
from tbs race, and it is now believed
that Mr.. Robert B. Low, the we'll known
contractor and builder viii be the candi-
date put forward against Mr.. Hopkins.
Mr.. Milan II. Spinney, formerly ~Ino-
tOrman in the employ of the Portland
Railroad company, but now of Bath, is
visiting here.
The steamer Santa Maria, which has
recently been sold by it's owners and re-
moved Friday from Riverton park, has
reached the Falls at Pleasant Hill and
is to be placed in the waters of Casco Bay
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
A fire was narrowly averted Friday
morning at the New York Laundry
works on Walton street. A pile of paper
and rubbish in the boiler room caught
fire from sparks from the engine. The
fire was ext1nguished after the hardest
kind Of work on the part OF the employ
ees, who were Obliged to use several pals
OF water before the fire was put OUT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
SOUTH PORTLAND.


The funeral OF Mrs. Martha A. Rand
took place yesterday afternoon at 1.8O
O'Clock from the church in Knightville.
Mrs. Rand died Friday at the age OF 81
years.
Mr.. MCGOWAN of the Portland Iron and
Steel company has taken a cottage at
Willard for the season.
Alton A. Bean, telegraph operator at
the Pleasantdale station on the Boston
& Maine railroad, left with his son Ev-
erett Saturday night for brief visit to
his old home at Danvers, Mass
Mrs. Nathan Cleveland of Boston is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Minott, Summer street, Pleasantdale.
1t is understood that the Consolidated
Ice company will soon begin shipping
ice from their mammoth house at Pleas
antdale.
Miss Florence King has finished her
vacation and resumed her duties at the
Chenery Manufacturing company at
Portland.
Capt. Bailey, commanding officer at
Fort Preble has returned from Fort
Adams where he was in attendance on
general court martial.
Work on the excavations for the foun-
dations of the new government buildings
is being pushed forward by the contrac-
tors, but owing to the softness of the
ground they were obliged to go much
deeper than they expected. In one case
it is reported that they win have TO go
down IA feet in order to find solid bot
tom on which to lay the walls. A large
crew Of men are now employed and just
now 1T is the busiest place In the city.
BOWHRY BEACH.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dresser of
this place on Tuesday afternoon, July
10, when their youngest son, William
Doten Dresser and Miss Hattie May Per-
ny of Richmond Me were united in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the immediate family
only, by the Rev. John Ford of West
Scarboro. In the evening a reception was
rendered the young couple and very en-
jOyable evening passed. Many useful and
appropriate gifts testified to the kindly
remembrance of fri ends and all wished
the happy couple a successful and joyous
future.
The improvements on the school
house are rapidly nearing completion.
The new seats have arrived and are pro
nounced fall right by those who have
seen them.
Mrs. l.. Darlington of Portland gave
most entertaining lecture at Elm
street church, Pleasantdale, recently on
Ireland, as l saw it, All who were so
fortunate as to attend, will be glad to
learn that she will speak again, in the
near future, on Engla nd.
Among those scholars from this placs
who win enter Portland High School
this fall are Matte Staples, Ruth Rob
erts. Josie Jordan, Belle Wheeler, Ar
mold White and Albert Foster Jones.
Mrs. j. II. Roberts and children viii
leave on Wednesday evening for two
weeks vacation in Boston and vicinity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
BIG BOSTON BLAZE.

Boston, July A. A two-alarm fire in
the fifth and sixth floors of the six story
brick building on Kingston street this
afternoon caused $4,000 damage, mostly
by water. The first floor of the building
is vacant. The second story is occupied
by the Boston School Supply company
The fifth is occupied by Henry r Barry,
manufactures. The fourth floor is ocou-
pied by Byers and Parmlee, manufact-
urers of shirts and infants goods and G.
Wilson & Co
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
WOODFORDS.

An adjourned meeting of the Woodfords
Un1yersalist parish is to be held Tuesday
evening, July II, at Z 80 O'Clock in Lewis
hall to listen to the report of the church
building committee, who are to present
working plans for the construction of the
proposed new church edifce In the
event Of the acceptance of the plans by
the parish, it is probable that the COM
mittee will be authorized to execute a
loan for the purpose of commencing
work at once. Tt is the desire
of the members OF the church and parish
to commence work at once, SO that the
basement and vestry of the church may
be completed and in readiness for use
during the coming fall and winter. The
church has bought and paid for it's lot
of land on which the building is to be
erected and have a balance toward
the fund to be used for church building
purposes. The church as planned and
when fully completed Will cost in the
Vicinity OF from $l2, 900 to $15, 900.
Mr.. VIM. A. Wheeler and family, Glen
wood avenue, accompanied by Miss
Florence leighton of Woodfords street are
enjoying an outing at Long island dur
ing Mr.. Wheeler's vacation of two weeks.
Miss Elya r. Elder sister of Hon. /,
L. Elder who has been visiting at the
home of Judge Elder on Coyle street for
everal weeks past has returned to her
home in San Francisco, California. Miss
Elder is a successful teacher in the schools
of that city.
The new Woodfords postal station is
rapidly adjusting itself, and the service
is becoming more and more appreciated
by the public The carriers are fast be-
coming acquainted with the streets and
residents which aids them very much in
the work of prompt delivery. For the
present, the office force in asserting
mail have for reference the ward voting
lists which show the heads of families,
and through the kindness of the publish
ers have the use of the advance sheets of
the new directory, which is great help
in the sorting and distribution of mail.
1t will be necessary to have at least two
more carriers as well as more assistant
clerks in the office before the service is
brought to the point of perfection to
which Postmaster Barker and the local
superintendent, Mr.. +. e. @. Robbins,
are DESTROYS of bringing it.
Mr.. Fred II. Jones and wife, Glenwood
avenue, have returned from brief vaca-
tion trip to Mr.. Jones's former home in
Winthrop.
Capt. j. Lewis Sawyer, wife and son
Harry, 179 Woodfords street, who have
been enjoying a brief visit with relatives
at Denmark have returned home.
Mr.. E. d. Bancroft, propr ietor OF the
Deering Steam laundry, is confined to the
housa by illness, having been taken sick
on Friday
HIGHLAND SQUARE.
Capt. and Mrs. W. H. johnson, who
have been spending the winter and
spring with their son, w. B. johnson,
Stevens. avenue, have gone to Alfred for
the summer.
Prof. and Mrs. Hull and two children
of Adams, Mass, who have been visiting
at Mr.. Johnson's, have gone to Hartley
avenue, the home of Prof. Hull's moth
er.
Carl and Malcolm Woodbury. left We'd
nesday for their summer vacation in
Eastern Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16

HORSE WANTED-One or a pair for use
- during the months of July and August Ter
keeping or low price for use during the SUNNI r.
Excellent care light use sufficient for exercise e,
with possibility Of purchase ii price ana quality
are satisfactory Address d. T. co, No. II
Exchange ST., Room Is, Portland. 1911
NTABLE MANURE-Wanted in large or
small lots by the year or otherwise.
CHARLES PERRY, $3.50 Congress ST. 1861
THE Great Issues of the Presidential Cam
4 paign of 1900 requires an Intelligent agent
to show it to the public either gentlen n or
lady can sell it, STANDARD PUBLISHING
CO., room II, 537 Congress st. III
81 E want 10 buy your old rubbers, rags, bot
w ties, metals, newspapers and junk of all
descriptions. We pay spot cash and send team
I0r ! ID or 900 TBS, on receipt of postal. Tee-
phone orders llO45-5) promptly attended to.
land Pier. 1O-I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
A Poor Millionaira-

Lately starved in London because he
could not digest his food. EARLY use of
DIR. King New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stom-
ach, aid digestion, promote assimilation,
improve appetite Price 25cts Money
back if not satisfied Sold by III. p. S.
Goold, 577 Congress street, druggist.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-16
BROKE HIS pHIGH-BONE.

Friday afternoon Mr.. Luke, farmer
who lives in the Burbank house on Meet
ing House hill, South Portland, fell from
load of hay and broke his thigh bone.
Dr. Jewell was summoned and found the
fracture q severe one.
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nor Magnificent cottage l,t. -.
II new cottages at Ottawa Park, lcli6 faa
tage Property on Cape electric line. Near ~ W.
Casino. Some OF the advantages ara s sas.
streets, excellent ear service, Sebaeo w s
electric lights, fine beach. up 10 date ras.ss
rant on the grounds, only desirable parlies W
cheap cottages, everything strictly hgst e..
Prices ana plans AT our once. DALTON 4 ch
b3 Exchange street. ilyl2diw VI
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-Drug Clerk. six years expe rience
" prescription and manufacturing, wishes
permanent position, speaks French ana
English, Obliging and Tot afraid of work II.
BLAIR, Brook ST., Waterville, Me. 131
XWANTED-A situate a a store to write. or
W in insurance Office for / think [ would
like to live in Portland. Address FRANK
ESQUIRE, this Office Iii
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FOR RENT.

Store No. 235 Middle ST. Fine
situation for grocery store; Occu-
pied sas sVHth Tor forty years by
George e.. Shaw Il CO.. and re-
Gently vacated by them. Has
large show window
BENJAMIN SHAW ~ CO.
iy1O-2w 5II-2 Exchange ST.
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Wa TEST EYES

Free of charge. Wc have the largest stock of
Eye Glasses and Spectacles IN the city. Solid
Gold, Gold Filled, Aluminium and MCKEE
Frames. We guarantee a perfect 1T, Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best.
MCKINNEY THE OPTICIAN, Monument
Square. an26df
ITO LET-Two furnished cottages to let
4 Modockwando Landing. Inquire VIM
GRIFFIN. Falmouth Foreslde. Me. 25-3
ITO LET-First class rent of eight rooms al
Il 223 High ST. Price S25. Inquire of g go.
@. HOPKINS, SO ID Exchange ST. ieldtf
FOR RENT-House No. 63 Gray street. Nine
rooms beside halls bath and store rooms !;
hot ana cold water, set tubs, furnace heat; with
good yard room. All in first class order. En-
quire at A DEERING ST., morning, noon or
night 22tf
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EOR SALE-The ~ room brick house ~ .
~ Myrtle ST., all furniture. carpets. eo w. 4.
location for boarders end dodgers alway. ~
opposite CITY Hsll, only $1,000 down, 6sa'sll
house and furniture, speak quick. DxI r ",
90 Exchange street. -, ~