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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
Three Killed,

New Lenox. Ill, Nov. s. John
Thompson and his wife and jarvis
James were FATAL injured by the cars
at 9 railway crossing near here.
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VIII Prosecute ne wa.

Washington, Nov. 10. Aggressive
prosecution Of the campaign IN the
Philippines was decided upon sc 1 cab
inet meeting - Washing ton.
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IMPORTANT WORK.
Senator Hanna Enumerates Some Of
the Duties Congress Will Have
, - to Perform.

Cleveland, O., Nov. Ex-senator Han
ma has returned here after a brief
visit to New York. He epects to re-
main in this city until congress con-
yenes. In discussing t,IIe coming SEES
sion of that body, Mr.. nanna said:
Congress this year will have some very
important duties to perform. Three great
bills, the Nicaraguan canal BILL the army
bill and the ship subsidy bill, are all to come
before it. The Ncaraguan commission
will make its report early in the session
and the debate in the senate will probably
begin early. r9s
Il presume there will be changes of some
Importance in the bill. It is reasonable to
suppose that lapse of several months has
made difference in the sentiment of the
people on the bill and change In some Of
its main features will be the natural result
The Costa Rican treaty especially involved
as In considerable difficulty and the Costa
Rican government had to be consulted
WITH s ss
When asked with what measures he
would most interest himself during
the session, Senator Hanna said:
II have no pet measures this year and
shall take no particular interest in any of
the bills before congress PerhapssI am as
much interested in Senator Frye's ship
subsidy bill as in any rs s
Model of New Defender Completed
Bristol R. l., Nov. 10. Designer Nat
Herreshoff is still at work on plans
and specifications for the 1901 cup de.
fender. The model for the syndicate
has been completed the general de-
sign having been worked out come
time before in a miniature plan, and
orders have been given within the
past ten days for sufficient bronze fol
the underbody and top sides and
enough lead, added to the stock in
hand, for the Dubbed fin keel. s
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the total known vote of the state stands:
Van SAINT, 1880; Lind, 148,557.
The counties SO far having failed to
report are Beltrami, Cass, Cook, Hen
nepin, 1tasca, Pipestone, St. Louis,
Steel and Wilkin. a y,
Secretary c. c. Whitney, of the Re-
publican state central committee, and
Eli Warner, called on Chairman Ros-
ing, at the Democratic headquarters in
the Merchants hotel, ST. Paul. Capt.
Whitney carried with him the returns
of the gubernatorial contest Is COM
piled by himself. ~
The reception accorded them was en-
tirely cordial, and compliments as to the
conduct of the respective campaigns
were literally exchanged Returns were
compared, and each seemed of like
mind with the other until Capt. Whit
ney suggested the situation might be-
relieved and election bets settled if Mr..
Rosing would publicly admit Gov.
Lind's defeat.
b Mr.. Rosing very promptly said for
the present at least he ala no, :. ), ooe
to do anything Of the kind. The con-
versation drifted into other channels,
both sides fastening to state they did
not care anyhow. The Republicans re-
inforced their indifference by expressing
willingness in the face of certain
victory to await the report of the can
vassing board. ~
Mr.. Rosing seemed inclined to lay
Gov Lind's defeat to the fact, as
alleged by. him, that several hundred
votes we're lost through the candidacy
Of Thomas H. Lucas, the Socialist
Democratic nominee, who drew from
fusion strength: On many ballots both
Lind and Lucas were voted for, in
validating that portion OF the ballot.
Mr.. Rosing was not disposed to ac-
cept the plurality given Van SAINT by
the Republican committee and the press.
He maintained Van SAINTS plurality
would not be more than 1000 when cor
rected by the canvassing board.
Returns are coming into the secretary
Of states office very slowly. S.
In the AZ counties which have official
ly reported, Van SAINTS lead is but
1856, but most of the strong Lind
counties are already in, and the counties
remaining may probably increase Van
SAINTS lead.
Mckinley simply has everything his
own way in this state. In the counties
reported at the secretary of states office
he has over 5000 plurality, and this will
una le1s'''y DC increased % more tiian
7o,Goo. .o,,a+,, .,,r.o.ad - -.
t;,,,a e - have oa a;uen s VIZ sr+ . snn e
Owe gives him only 7oa with twentv-n;ne
precincts missing. thirteen Of them in
the city and sixteen in the country. Il
looks as if the remaining precincts
would still further reduce Van SAINTS
small lead.
Numerous Robberies Committed.
Sneak thieves and burglars have
been busy the past few weeks in
different portions Of Red Wing. Sew
eral nights ago some one broke into
the saloon Of Charles Ratz, carrying
away 9 small sum OF money and q
quantity Ct cigars. Clothes hanging
out to dry IN two nelghborlng yards
also disappeared. a business estab'
l lis IN the center OF the city was was
broken into and 2 lew articles were
taken. ----
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800 acres, u miles from War.
rem, at $l7.W per acre. Good
set OF improvements. House,
barn, machine shed and flowing
well. Land mostly all under
cultivation. Heavy black loan
soil.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15

80 quarter sections, from 9 to
20 miles from Warren, with
more or less improvements on,
at $500 to Sl7.OO per acre.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15
We buy and sell and can give
long time and easy payments.

Come in and see us and list
your property if you want to
sell.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-15

Il have no pet measures this year and
shall take no particular interest in any of
the bills before congress. PerhapsI am as
much interested in Senator Frye's ship
subsidy bill a s in ANY, H. 81
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GIVE AGENTS wanted for the most fascl-
n mating remarkable and useful article In
existence the Little Marvel Automatic Hand
Sewing Machine, thoroughly protected by
automatic tension. perfect stitch and feed regu-
iator, regular Wilcox and Gibbs movement;
does all sorts of work on any thickness OF eioth
and with any needle, thread or silk twist; q
truly marvellous machine. doir work tina. can
not be told from that OF high priced machines.
can be attached anywhere and anyone. man,
ready for use reiails for only $500: no article
was ever presented. which offers such re-
markable chance for agents 20 make money
sample light and easily carried In any hand
bag secure absolute control OF your home re RI
rory Immediately; splendid terms. Address Z.
ID. RICE, etc., Cumberland, Mills. f4ri
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Score Stood Eleven to One for
Visitors.
Home Team w as Weak
at the Bat.
Aud Also Decidedly Weak in
the Field.

A hundred or two men and women,
and ss many more kids braved the rig.
ors of this enhancing spring weather
and sat and shivered through niue In
nings Of ball game out on the Port
land Athletic club grounds Saturday sf.
tsrnoon. Nine Bates college men came
down to entertain thslP. A. q. boys and
II there was any bitterness in their hearts
for the way they were treated the last
time they were here. IL must have been
swseteusd by tho result OF Saturdays
conflict The visitors put up altogsther
different ball from what they did Fast
day and won IN walk. Hussey was .
decided puzzle and the three hits made
OF him were scattered through as many
innings. The Bates infislders handled
themselves snappiiy and made some
splsndid plays, while Clason. out in cen.
tre, covered lots Of t,yritory and made
one especially nice catch.
On the other hand the Portland infeld
was decidedly weak. White was I'm.
pressed into service because the man
who was expected t, play short didn't
show up and the boy made about all the
errors he could. However. the lofs Of
the game wasn't entirely on his shoul-
ders for with Long at short field the
Pcrtlands eouldn't haye won. Hsmil
ton handled himself we'll and participated
In one double play. Jenney made good
catch out In centre In the last iuning.
The particular star Of the game was
Richmond, a Tufts college playe-, who
OBLIGATED In the box. He WAS batted
hard, but his support was most discour-
aging. He t1elded the position won sr-
fully well though, and his IL assists l. st
be pretty nearly n record.
Portiand's one run was made In the
second inning when Hamilton was given
his base on four balls, went to second
and third on Woodbury. and Robinson's
outs and scored on Jenney's hit. Bates
earned no runs until the last two innings
when Pitcher Richmond must have seen
that it wasn't any use to break his arm.
The score:
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OARSMEN STRUGGLE.
And Middfes and Rennsy's Boys Divide
Hon0rs.

And Middfes and Bennsy's Boys Divide
Honors.
Annapolis, No., May lathe naval
cadets baats crews and those Of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania divided honors
today, the Varsity crew carrying on the
prize for Pennsylvani while the mid
diea took the freshmen visitors iHto camp.
The first race Was over two mile
straight away eourss laid from Greenber-
~ lighthouse into the shore. The crews
were sent of prsttiIy the visitors takins
the lead almost ct the start. increasing
1t stssdiiy and finishing we'll ahead In
the time OF 10 minutes SO AS seconds. or
about one minute better than LASS year.
The cadets tims Was ten minutes Il go
seconds. Ths frsahmen raced @ mile and
. half, the visitors jumping into COED
lead ct the start, and heiding 1t until
the end Of the nrst hale niie. when che
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OTHER GAMES.
At Hartford-Yale Law School, 10;
Trinity, 3.
A. New Hsvsn-Yale. Iso3 .; Harvard.
1908, 4.
At Andover-Best College. IL; Phil
lips Andover. 8. Twelve innings.
At Msdford-Tufts, 6; Exeter. 4. EIev-
en- innings.
At Proiydsnoe-I3rown, q; Yale. O..
Fourteen innings.
At oambridgs-Harvard. 10; Coium-
bia, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; George
town. 4.
At West Wesleyan, 10; West
Point Z.
The Mcclellan SCHOOL defeatsd the
Young Defenders Saturday BY score OF
27 to 90.
The Sanfords defeated Testbrook by q
score OF to 4. Saturday.
KEZAR FALLS. 10, FORT PREBLE, Q
The Fort Prsble baseball club went to
KesAr Falls Saturday and crossed bats
with the home team. meeting with defeat
BY the score of 10 to 0. Both teams put
up q good game bus the Kezar Falls
finally won out after hard fight.
BOSTON JOURNAL BALL CLUB.
The Boston Journal BASEBALL team
wo lid like to play any professional team
tf Portland on July 4sh. giving q suitable
guarantee, Portland Athletic club pre-
ferrsd. VIII play two games II desired.
One morning and one afternoon,
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MAINE COLLEGE TEAMS.
Colby and the OronO University Were
winners Saturday.

Colby and the OronO University Were
winners Saturday.
Brunswick. May l2.-Bowdoin lost TO
the University Of Msine today through
errors and slow fielding In the tirst four
innings. Bacon and Cushman both
pitched good ball. Score:
Y. Of ~. III %
Hits. University OF Maine. z; Bowdoin,
4. Errors, University Of Maine. ! Bow
dcin. 4. Batteries, Cushman and Clarkei
Bacon and Trainer.
Watsrville, May 12.-Colby defeated the
Lewiston Athletics today by score CT
9 to 3, as follows:
Colby, 90 0o2 x-6
THE BIG LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, Pa, May i2.-Tody's game
was played ON heavy grounds and In a
driszling rain. Pittsburg battsd out
It's victory, five Of the eight hits being
long ones. Hamilton made three Of Bos-
toms i've hits and scored the only run
in the first inning. After that only one
Boston man reached third. Attendance.
200. Score:
Pittsburg, Oh 90 o 8 0 0-5
70 ton, o 90 o o 0 OIL
Hits, Pittsburg, s; Boston. 8. Errors.
pitt:burg. 4; Bsston, l. Battsries.
ents.
st. Brooklyn. 8; st. Louis, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Cha
oinnati, 8.
At Chieago--Nsw York. 8; Chicago, Is.
SUNDAY GAMES.
At Cinelnnati- Cincinnati. 8; Pitts
burg. '.
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Earned runs, Bates, 3. Two base hits.
Robinson, Purinton. Buchanan, Husssy.
Stolen pases, Jennsy, Dean 3,Allen, Pur-
linton, Buchanan 2, Smith. Sacrifice
hits, Clason. First base on called balls,
Hamilton, Smith. Hit by pitched ball.
Woodbury.. Struck out, by Hussey 2, by
Richmond 4. Passed balls, by Robinson
Q Double plays, Hamilton to Woodbury..
Time. hour 90 minutes. Umpire,
Souls. Attendance, 200.
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MRS CHAMBERLAIN's GRATITUDE

London, May 12.-In letter thanking
the Liberal Unionists Of West and Cen
tral Birmingham for the resolutions Of
condolences they adopted on May 7, on
the death Of her father. MIR. William O
Endioott, Mrs. Chamberlain writes:
az greatly appreciate the kindness 81
ways shown me In my adopted homo and
value the rssolusi ,ns % another token Of
the kindly welcome always given me By
my husbands friends and supporters In
Birmingham.
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ELECrRICs In WASHINGTON CO.

ELECTRICS In WASHINGT ON co.
Augusta. May l3.-Ths railroad com
missioners have approved the articles Of
the Miibridge s. Cherry field Electric road.
short line which IL to act as q feeder
for the Washington county road. One
Of the promoters OF the road stated recon .
Iy to q Ksnnebec Journal rsportsr that
work will DO commenced on the road II
oncs.
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cadets passed them. From this cline ON
10 was beautiful contest and loo ksd
like any body's RAGS until the nnish iins
was orosssd, with the home crew barely
Q quarter length in she van. 7be time
was eight minutes eleven seconds for the
winners and eight miupiss twelve one
half seconds for the losers.
TIE YALE NAVY.
New Haven, Ct, May 12.-The annual
regatta OF ths Yale navy was held this
afterpoen on Lake Whitney. The varsi.
~ crew aud the varsity four Dared
rowsd several exhibition spins and one
race. The Varsity gave the four lead
Of several lsneths and pulled up stesdi-
~, but finished about o quarter length
behind. Tbs ,laes crew championship
goes to the Sopbomeres who won out
from the Seniors. Juniors and the two
abe races were perfect.
PRIMO ETON VS.. CALIFORNIA.
Princsten. ". j., May 12.-In the dual
track NEST bstween the University Of
CAliforniA and Princeton teams here to-
day, the Princeton team Won handily
result was surprise 90 IL was supposed
that the contest wouid be very close 4
previous comparison OF the records Of
both teams showed little difference be-
tween the average performance OF the
two. Princeton's men, however, were
In excellent condition and put up By far
he best work they have done this sea-
SON.
YALE GOLF VICTORY.
New York, May f2.-Yals defeated
Colu N bia and Princeton In the golf
contest for silver cup at the Lawrence.
Harbor Country club, New jersey, to-
day. Percy X. Pyns, the intercollegiate
champion for 1899, was ousplaysd oy X.
nj. Bysrs, with Q score Of 17y for thirty
ri 4 holes.
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WIT AND WISDOM.


'The trouble with this TOOTH" said the
dentist. probing it with a long, slender
instrument, sis that the nerve is dying"
at seems TO me. DOCTOR" groaned the
victim, you ought to treat the dying
with q little more respect"
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-14
WE TEST EYES

Free OF charge We have the largest stock OF
Eye Glasses and Speetaeles in the city. solid
Gold, Gold Filled. Aluminium and MCKEE
Frames. We guarantee perfect nt. our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the pest.
MCKINNEY THE oPTiCIAN. Monument
Square. anztau
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
Ii PORTLAND-There never was a time
when such trades could be bought In South
Portland real estate as at present. VIII sell
houses with good lots in good neighborhoods
with most modern improvements atlprices far
below anything ever offered before. House High
street $500: house, Shawn ut street, $1,000
house. Trout street. 5000; house. Parker Lane
500: lot Of land, Broadway, 500; lot at Cashs
Corner. lO0x49o IT,. $50. | also have some Of
the most desirable building lots at South Pert
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
" desired. This Is q rare opportunity for ons
wishing 10 secure lot that will increase In
value each year. The undersigned Will. II de-
sired. give the names Of parties who have with.
In the last dozen years made from one to two
hundred dollars I'm one year on lots that cost but
little above one hundred dollars. Tie public
must remember inst IN buying lots at South
Portland II Is not like going out of town where
some specuaior has bought up farm and
divided the same Into building lots at point
removed from stores, post ONCE, church, neigh.
bors, sidewalk, sewers and many other prlvi-
leges that are enjoyed by a resident at South
Portland. For plans, etc, call on +. II. II AR
FORD, 3l1a Exchange street mar14u
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EOR SALE-Cr exchange. elegant lunch soda
and lee cream stand at Franklin Park.
Boston, Mas. Consists OF building 40x4O ID
syrup soda fountain. marble sop 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. G. b. Dali
TON, % Exchange street apr26.tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-In the vicinity of Cumberland Mills.
Ia black caEe with gold plated head. The
finder viii be rewarded by leaving II at
STARE'S DRUG STORE. Ill
II OST-A marten boa, somewhere beween
or Preble and High on Congress. :Leaye at Con-
gress Square Hotel desk and receive reward.
81 ST
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FOR SALE
Forty words inserted under this hea<
one week for a5 cents, cash fn advance,

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGING IN Dor
chester. Mass. near Boston. Rents fos
si7h0 per year. Corner lot first class renting
property, only one minute from steam or cleo
tric ears, Nil sell on easy terms or exchange
for good real estate In or near Portland O. u.
DALTON, % Exchange street. apr25-.t
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Outstripped IL.

Outstripped IL.
"As l recall things, you once had fu-
ture before you," said the old friend.
Yes" replied the fate tossed man,
"but, you see, lived so fast that got
ahead Of t."--Phiiadelphia North Amer
lean.
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EOR SALE-New summer cottage. Lovcitts
IL Hin. Willard, (near Cape Casino) eighteen
rooms; built for lodging house; completely fur
nished, Sebago water, open plumbing lot
30 K 100 feet. bounded on three streets. This
contains corner building lot. Enquire n
WiLMOT STREET, Portland, Me. mar30-tf
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Important to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle OF CAsToRIA.
a safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that it
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-14

ECatarrh, Rheumatism, and all Pain sub
dued and cured by Ponds Extract. Avoid
crude limitations.
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance
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EOR SALE-DurIng the year OF 1900 offer Tor
Il sale 100 VI Of nice zine clapboards at the
following prices: inch from SIS 10 so per NJ,
nice one for SIS; ) IL and G inch from $40 to
$40. nice one for $50; also dry pine boards and
inch plank. DAVID L. RUSSELL. Waterloo
70. Me, mays-4
EoR sALE-House and cottage lots for sale
l. at Willard Beach. Choice location. fine
view of the ocean. For terms and particulars
Inquire OF II. L. WILLARD, Beach street
Willard Me. my5dlm
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At st. Louis-st. Loais 9; Broekyn.
O.
At Chicago Chicago. 10; New York, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
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If0R SALE-50 Graphophcne Records IN good
condition: purchased now last winter; will
sell at a bargain Also for sale four-lorse
barge at u great trade: VIII seat % persons;
must be 3old this month. Address j. 5. SAN
BORN, WATERFORD. Me. 81
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANG E-For small farm
near Portland. Me, or vacant lots, one
single house and one two nat house, boh new
aud all modern Improvements; heat electric
lights etc. two ear lines pass the door. w. T..
CARR, Oxford Bldg, room 4. 81
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-14

FOR SALE-At 1855 Congress St. single and
L donble carriage, open cu-under park pbae-
ton one standing top phaeton, set OF double
harnesses and other carriage equipments by
party going abroad. 81
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In Use For over so Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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EoR SALE-Bargains In MADE Strong
Trousers we sell for S1.oo. $1.25. $3.50. $500
and $3.50 per pair-best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on exami-
nation, money will be refunded by returning 10
us before having been worn. HASKELL &
JONES, Lancaster Building, Monument Square.
t22-4 p23-4
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SUMMER BOARD.

4 AXE HOUSE. North Windham, Me. Now
IL open for the season OF 1900, quiet location,
supplied with unexcelled mineral water, good
bass and salmon fishing desirable ro0ihs. rates
reasonable. correspondence solicited. l.. >.
FREEMAN. Proprietor. mySdiw
NALM0N fishers and seekers OF rural pleas
y ures can find homelike Accommodations at
the Crockett House. South Naples. Me. Rates
Si.25 per day or 81 per week. l. T. CROCK
Ell. Proprietor. 1-2
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EOR sALE-New houses In Deering, ON street
II car line, for S1Go0, 5000 s2<00 and $3.50;
all modern convenielsces heat, bath room, nre-
places. etc. Terms o< payment same - rent;
remember our houses art entirely new aad
have never been occupied Call and see them.
DALTON, s. Exchange street. 25-tl
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EoR SALE--Fancy lot of jobbers masons'
Il pole and extension ladders. All kinds OF
ladders constantly on hand. Thoroughly built
safe step ladders Tor house use, 200 per foot.
REUBEN wESCOTT 1877 Lanchaster lin
colin street, foot of Myrtle. Telephone No.
.g3S4 maTi6df2w
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nor SALE-Magnlncent cottage lots ana
new cottages at OTTAWA Park. tCI1n Cot
tage Property on Cape electric line. near 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 hrst class.
Prices and plans at our Office. DALTON Sc
CO., b3 Exchange street. Sill
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For SALE CHEAP
Steinway Piano.
Oh COMMERCIAL ST..
myl4eod2w

FOR SALE-Charming village home. house of
II rooms, hay windows. good cellar, fur
mace. story she'd, large barn, s stalls, Ice
house. 81 acre land. good boating and q ,hipg.
two mails daily. Address J. +. PROCTOR. 90
Exchange ST. Portland, Me. 14I
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nor SALE-Large quantity rich old garden
l. loan, delivered by the load only Price
cheaper grade. L. NJ. LEIGHTON, SO Ex-
change street. apr254
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-A man of middle age. with about
w 4years experience, soliciting the grocery
and market trade OF Name. desires position rs
travelling salesman or would accept book
Keener's or shippers berth IN wholesale house,
o. X. references. Address W. e.. Press Office
12i
WANfED-A middle aged American woman,
w OF good health and character. would like
q situation as maid or attendant with lady of
wealth and refinement, would attend an invalid
or lazy OF advanced age; correspondence
solicited Address ATTENDANT" Press
ONCE. 81 Exchange ST. Ill
UANTED--Position as bookkeeper by COM
w petent young lady with several years ex-
perience; also understands typewrting. Adj
dress Bookkeeper. Box 1907. 81
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To LET.

ITO LET--Cottages on Great Diam ond Is
i land Inquire of III. N. MERRILL, Box
l477, Portland Me-, or on the island.
mar 20tolels