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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

Exposure to a sudden climatic change p 70
duces cold In the head and catarrh is apt to
follow. Provided with Eiy's Cream Balm you
are armed against Nasal Catarrh. Price 80
cents at Druggists. Rly Brothers. 66 Warren
Street, New York, viii mail It. The Balm cures
without pain. does not irritate Or cause sneez
ing. 1t spreads iseii over an irritated and an
CRY surface. relieving Immediately the painful
Inflammation. cleanses and cures. Cream Balm
quickly cures the cold.
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one week for 40 cents, cash tn advance

CIDER barrels for sale IS cents each. FOs.
" TER BROS, 2io Commercial 81. 81
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

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one week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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xVANTBD-Every one to know that Medi-
w Gated Vapor Baths will bee given for 80
cents each torough the month OF Nov. all in
poor health from any cause should avail them
geiyes Of this great offer. Mrs. CHASE, 10
India at cor. COnlress 81. ii
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

HOUSES AND APARTMENTs-Frede
H 8. Vail has the largest list OF desirable
houses and apartments for sale and to let Of
any real estate Office In Portland. His specially
is negotiating mortgages, collecting rents, and
tho economical man agement OF property. Ap-
Bank Building. 31-1
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one week fsz 10 cents, cash I'm advance.

no LET-Lower tenement, 2s2 High ST.. nine
separate bath. large yard, all modern convent
ences, In the best Of condition, now ready for
occupant Address II. 3. DOCKEkTf, BOZ
1919. 20
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

ITO LET-Furnshed or unfinished, largt
sunny front room, with large closet, steam
heat and gas. Is GRAY ST, between Stat
and Park. 30-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03
Real Estate
FOR SALE TODAY BY
Geo. w. Brown, ga Exchange ST.

One news room house with all modern i'm
one new 10 room house In Coylc Park on
Clifton street.
One tenement house years old. A splendid
one new sroom house with all modern i'm
Seven seven fns house lots. Fesssnden Park. will
be sold cheap TO close.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

EoR RENT-Two very desirable apartments.
containing rooms each, with seperate
front doors an other advantages. location CEN
trail; price only si4o0; also o cory fiat OF B
FREDERICK 5. VAIL, Real Estate, FIRST
National Bank Building. Sl-f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

EOR SALE-Two story brick house. No So
IL Bracket, near Gray ST., 10 rooms and
bath, steam heat, stable on premises. size OF
lot about 81 1913; or would sell entire prop
erty. including lot on Danfortn ST., running
back 10 rear OF above house. frontage on Dan
forth St.. about AZ feet BENJAMIN SHAW
a. CO, 81 IL Exchange st. SOL
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Take the MAINE STATE PRESS for a
weekly paper.
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ITO LET-Newly furnished rooms large and
small; not water heated; new; bath on
same fioori gas, hot and cold water; by day or
season 10 nice people; also rooms for light
housekeeping Apply TO No 10 INDIA ST.,
near Congress St., right hand bell ii
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no LET-Parties called away unexpectedly
Il will let furnished rooms for light house,
keeping. Kitchen. sitting room, aud two or
three bed rooms, steam heat, hot water nice
bath etc. Apply toEDMOND j. YOUNG Real
Estate Agent go Congress st. References ex-
changed. 3ll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

no LET-i-2 double house No Dyer St.
Il Rooms Sleeping rooms. Just been put
qulre OF HENRY s. TRIOKEY i2l Exchange
St. Bill
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FURNISHED rooms, connected or single,
with board, at "A SPRING ST. 800
no LET-Parties desiring pleasant. homelike
4 rooms for the winter, would do well TO call
on MRS. CHAPLIN, lis Winter St., telephone
in house. sol
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no LET-Two nice ienements OF six rooms,
Sii.00; two tenements of seven rooms,
$1,000, others Is centrally located; price from
$1,000, 1000, 1900 aud 5000 per month. En-.
quire OF EZRA HAWKES.. Real Estate Agent,
Sc Exchange st. Telephone 43E2. III
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FOR RRNT-CottaRe and barn.. with good
100 feet from WoodfoFd 50 elccfrcs, four Nv
ing rooms, ak bed rooms and bath, Immediate
possession. BENJAMIN SHAW 8 CO., 81 liz
Exchange ST I'll
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

Water takers whose services are out OF re.
pair or where they are not properly protected
from frost. should put their SO rvices in order
forthwith. The Company VIII DO obliged 10
ffgidly enforce its rules In regard to the waste
OF wafer, and water VIII be shut off from all
places where waste is allowed, or where water
Is left running to prevent freezing.
Parties requiring new service pipes should
advise the Company as early as possible. 10
order that they may be put in before the ground
freezes.
Portland Water Company,
oct29d2w GEO. +. WESC0TT, Treas.
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n o LET-A fine rent Of seven rooms, steam
\ heat. set tubs, bathroom, open plumbing,
fireplace in sitting room. Cell at I42 SHEER
MAN ST., In forenoon. 29-l
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ITO LET Furnished house on State b. near
A Gray 10 rooms. bath. furnace, aud hu ndry.
Also furnished house on spring st. (near
Thomas) IL rooms, bath furnace and Laundry
both very desirable. Geo. II. Junkins go
Middle St near Monument Square. 81
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EoR SALE-SmalI hntel choice business
II location, % rooms, furnished, near depot,
large transient, always well paving, estao-
lisbe twelve years, proprietor has TWO hotels
and other business; price $3.50. Easy ms.
L. o. STEPHENSON, Manager Equity Loan Sc
Real Estate Co., 45T IL Congress 81. s0l,
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ITO LET-Pieasant. convenient rents on Con-
Il aress state, Cumberland. MYRTLE. Roberts,
Pleasant Gilman, Walker. Spring, 9rant Ian
caster, Hemiock LINCOLN Sts., and Forest Ave.
GEO. r. JUNKINs. $40 Middle St. near Monu-
ment Square. 2i
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ITO LET--New nine te) room house, With all
i modern Improvements. WIN be rented
very low as | do not wish 1t 70 be vacant
through the winter l.. NJ. LEIG Hr0N, % Ex-
change street. oetzIuI
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FOR RENT-A desirable new tenement at
Il the West End. First floor rooms and
bath. separate cellars, steam heat, open plumb
ing, hardwood floors. BENJAMIN SHAW s
CO, 81 1-2 Exchange st. 30-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

EOR SALE-New story house, roOms,
finished in White wood, fireplace and man
TEL in parlor. stable ami wOodshsd, 6 acres
land, young orchard, one acre in fine oak
grove. 8 2 miles trcn Monument Square. fun
view Of Portland and surrounding country,
$3.50. W. ii. WALDNON & CO., fsO Middle
street.. 2l-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

EDR SALE Farm of 40 acres on which Is
several hundred thousand OF pine timber
and large amount of wood cuts IS tons hay.
good hay barn; Will be sold for $1,000; also Is
acre wood and timber lot miles from city;
also acre wood lot miles out; lot Of 80 acres
wood and timber, miles from Port AMI. w. f.
DRESSER. 30 Exchange street. 29l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

no LET-House 45T Cumberland St. ~ rooms
bath, laundry. combination heater, fine To-
cation, all modern conveniences. Also lower
rent us Congress 81 rooms, bath and furnace.
Geo. y. Junkins, 27o Middle St., near Noun
ments Square. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

II LET--Wlth excellent table board. single
side room. adjoining BATH, second floor.
near corner Park and Congress Sts., and cleo
0ot
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

ITO LET-Lower rent of 6 rooms. rear Nc. 2
i Monroe Place, gas and Sebsge. house
nearly new, In nice repair, good yard room,
HASTY, 243 Middle ST., upstairs. oct3Odtf
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ITO LET-Brick house No. "a Monument st.
rooms ball auf bah; m odern improve
ments, steam heat, etc. $50 Per month. 9 W.
ALLEN. DO Exchange St. 2s1
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ITO LET-Cholcc upper rent Go Forest Ave. 7
rooms and shed very pleasant and conven-
TENT Also lower rent "a Lancaster Sc. rooms
only s12 per MONTH Geo. +. JunkIns Z70 Mid.
die St. near MoEn ment Square. I'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

E0R SALE-To close an estate, an exception
II ally desirable modern house, located near
Western Promenade, having hardwood floors,
open fireplace ETC., nearly 70 feet frontage on
street, sunny exposure and unobstructed view,
Inspection by permit ". prics $4,000. FRED
ERICH 8. VAIL, Real Eitate, First National
Bank Bulldlng. 31-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

NOR SALE-LodRing house of II rooms. well
IL furnished. In good location, rooms all let.
convenient for table board. Inquire at the
Office Of EZRA HAWKES., Real Estate Agent,
So Exchange ST. 31-1
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rrrscELLANEous.

WE DO NOT WANT boys or loafers to write
w to US, men OF ability only. 5000 TO $500
per month. Statesmen and general agents, sala-
~ or comission. special Inducements. RACINE
FIRE ENGINE b MOTOR CO., Racine, Wis.
81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

EOR SALE-EIegant Pianos. Mandolins. VIC
Il Inns Guitars, Banjos, Harmonious. Super
Tor Violin and Banjo strings. Ciarinets. Comets.
Drums. destruction Books. and evnryth ng in
the music limo. For sale by HALVES, Ala Con-
gress street. octb-4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

IA LET-Upper rent, 9 rooms No. ~ Federal
st. ga per month. &. w. ALLEN, 46 Ex-
change ST. 29l
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nor sALE-One of the most desirable resi-
IL dences at Deerng Center. IL story, IL
rooms, bath, hot AMI col water; cemeDted
cellar. hot air furnace; fine stable, corner lot
100 by 1870; good view, very desirable. W. 4.
DRESSER, so Exchange street pol
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n O LET-A house and stable, either together
4 or separate The house is an upper rem
No. Ocean street. Inquire OF j. II. REED
1872
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LOST AND FOUND.
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one week for rs cents, cash i'm advance.

HOUND-There came into my inclosure. Sun
4 day morning Oct. 2stn;: two black heters
one wearing one younger. They can be seen at
b f. WOODLANDS, Box 81. Rocky Hin, West
hronk Maine 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

no LET-Lower rent of six rooms, No. SO
NJ, rifle ST. Price s12 per month. G. w
ALLEN, 46 Exchange St pol
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no LET-For tho wi lter season, first class
furnished house at the West end. very
sunny aud desirable location Address FUR
NISHED HOUSE, box 1861. 29l
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A bonanza 10 lady agents. Call on or write "a
N X. s. PENNELL, State Agent. ll3 corner
Free aud Oak st., Portland. Me-. from .. m,
10 Q p. m. se-l
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no LRT-Down stairs fiat seven rooms and
I bath room. Price Si7.o0. % Smith street.
Inquire OF w. II. SARGENT. "a Congress
street. 29-i
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EXCELLENT TABLE BOARDS few good
~ rooms lett. Apply soon. TIKI ELM. SJl
Cum Jerand st, IL
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED-Agents delight; II sells
~ at sight; II you want the dust" sell
"WhIrlwind," a flying top; actually flies 100
feet 10 the air and returns TO operator; SAMPLES
and terms for 10 cents silver. j. M. LAROSE,
Department NJ, IT'S Race St., Cincinnati. O..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-03

THOICE rent in western part OF city; 1.
y rooms all modern eonyeniences nevis
fitted up, nice nolghborhood, sunny exposure
For particulars call on GEO. f. JUNKINS, 27(
Middle street. 1874
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noN'I FoRGET THE PLACE-"On the
~ Corner" Congress ana Temple SITS, for
pianos, monographs and all musical merehau-
disc. Agents for reliable Mathushek and Opera
Pianos also portland" string mandolins. G..
G. HALVES MUSIC HOUSE. 81
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THO LET-Large, furnished front room with
Il alcoye. steam heat gas. bath room prlv-
leges. Inquire iorenoons at 10 ELLSWORTH
STREET. LII
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OFFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING = The
" first floor OF the building occupied by the
American Express Company on Plum street Is
land Savings Bank. lO-t
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one week for 80 cents, cash I'm advance
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WANTED "A situation by young man OF
w good character, who Is not afraid of work
and Is willing 70 earn his salary. l.. f. H.. 20
Chestnut St.. city SOL
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MAIASpRINGS, 75c.

The best American Mainsprings, made by
the Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY, the. jeweler.
III nument Square. lly20du
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vVANTED-To BUY enc left hand circular
w saw, board carriage, complete. Address
r. o. Box No. 10, West Pownal. Maine, giyine
full description and price OF same 81
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SITUATION wANTED--A first class car
y penter, 25 years experience. strictly tenn
perate, would like a job finishing inside work.
good framer and capable to WORK from plane
and details or do stair work. Address B..
Press Office. SOL
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OsT-A twenty dollar bill. between the
IL Maine Savings Bank and the city treas
Hanover ST., and receive reward. CHAS.
SMALL. ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
MESSAGE FROM AFRICAN CHIEF.
Extract From Bryan's Speech at Col
umbia, 8. G., Last Week.

Last Summer l was travelling through
Georgia, and l met a young man VINO
was brought up in tbs city. He had
gone from here over to Africa, and there,
a thousand miles south Of the Congo
and 100 miles from any other white
man. he had established a church. lie
stayed there for some three years, and
when he returned he brought with him
two boys OF native birth, and placed
them in a school in this country, and
when they are educated they are TO go
back and help him in his work. | do
not know when l enjoyed a converse
ton with a man more than l enjoyed my
conversation with that boy. He told
me how the native chief had received
him, had taken care of him, and how.
when he was about to leave, to bring
these native boys back here to be edu-
Gated tone of hem of royal family, that
chief had given him a message to BRING
to the white mans land. l was SO I'M
pressed with it that l had him write It
down for me. This is tire message: u
tell the people of the white mans cOun-
try that | want them to send Us friends
If they send US mel to teach us the
white mans ways and educate u child
rem. and give US their new religion, and
show us how to become wise and power
full like them, l will give them land and
food; l will help and protect them as |
have helped and protected you, but you
st4a these hills here where my people
have lived before ever a white man was
heard Of: you see these streams from
whence our women have drawn water
for hundreds of years; you see these
woods where our fathers lie buried be
fore me.-if you come to teach, to heiD,
to befriend, the land is yours: but II you
come to take our lands and destroy our
families, we will fight you until the last
one of us dies and is buried by our faith
ers.' (Cheers.) That was the message
that came from far-off Africa to the
white mans land.
My friends, if YOU want to lift up the
human race, you have got to 40 4 by
love: YOU cannot do it by your great
armies and nnons. and I'd rather trust
the loving influence of one South Caro-
lima boy. whose love to God carries blln
far off from the confines OF CIVILIZATION.
| would rather trust the uHlltt-ng lhfli-
ence of one great human heart than the
uplifting Influence of all the great ar
mics sent to teach the doctrine OF con
orest and force to an inf@rio" people.
l~Applause.) And as | talked 18th ;hat
hoy. this thought came to me. Here was
a son of South Carolina going to -Africd
to give his life for the uplifting "f the
Africans way off in that distant land,
and here is the Republican party with all
its boasted love for the African race, for
the man who is not white, crossing the
Pacific Ocean to take the Declaration OF
Independence out of the hanis OF the
Drown people of the Orient. | want tnss
nation to be a great moral factor OF the
worlds progress, and, therefore, am
not willing that this nation shall step
down from the high plane on which 1T
stands and follow III the lead of the en-
pires of the old world.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
London For State Treasurer.

To the Editor: 1t is with genuine
pleasure that see the name of Mr.. II.
A. London, of Chatham. has been
brought forward by his friends and
brother editors for the nomination of
State Treasurer. 1t is a fitting tribute
to the press of North Carolina to select
one OF its editors for this honor as a
recognition of the services of the press.
Indeed, no one can scarcely tell the
good accomplished by this gifted editor
during the many campaigns for the past
thirty-tWo years. in all of which he has
actively taken part, not only has his pa
Per been red hot for Democracy, but
his welkin voice has been heard from the
stump III every campaigns; never has he
1alicd to meet the most prominent Re
pubhcanS IN joint debate when the occa-
sion demanded it.
His oratory is known far and wide.
Ills Democracy is as true as steel. AL
hough being u an ardent and per
slstent worker for the party, Mr.. Lon
don has never sought a nomination for
Gfhce. Certainly no man deserves to be
recognized by the Democratic party
more than he. Without doubt his ability
and peculiar fitness for the position
could hardly be excelled. He is a thor
ough, up-to-date business man, as watch
ful and careful as possible. He is a
ma of honor and a Christian gentleman.
Mr.. London is certainly the man for the
1lace. l know of no one in the State
who would make a better State Treas
urer or serve the Democratic party in
this position with more honor. / trust
his friends win rally around him and
make his nomination unanimous.
j.. c.. MOMACK.
Reidsyille, n. c., Feb. 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
A Speech by Tennyson.

NNm. E. Curtis in Chicago Record.)
/ have received a copy of a speech de-
livered by Lord Tennyson, governor OF
New South Wales, at a banquet gwen
at Adelaide on the Prince OF Wales
birthday, in which, among other things,
he says:
The second event on which I would
touch is really divided into two events
the Americans standing shoulder to
shoulder by us in Samoa Cloud applause)
and also in the peace conference at The
Hague. | remember, and YOU Will re-
member the hurricane in Samoa which
wrecked the American and German W7aT-
ships, and against which our English
ship. the CalliOpe, under Commander
Kane, forged its way out of the harbOr.
While it passed the American flagship
Trenton, drifting to its doom, the Ameri-
can sailors gave ii mighty cheer for
British pluck and endurance. (Applause.o
That cheer said Matthew Arnold, ran
round the world The echo Of that
cheer said Mr.. Bayard, the American
ambassador. will never die. 1t is the
spirit that animated that cheer that am
mates the leading men in England and
America today. 1t is the spirit that ami
mated that cheer which animates the
ldttl Il : olttl dAINA
America, that, in spite of the i~rrespOnsi-
BILE prattle and babble of certain Amer
lean press men about the Venezuelan and
Alaskan troubles being ~inSuperable diff
ticulties, will be a lasting alliance-Will
last so surely as Australia will federate.
(Applause.) 1t is not the ~diplOmatists
who nave forged the links of this Anglo
American federation, but the authors
from Chaucpr to your own Lindsay Cor
don, from Chaucer down to our own
Rudyard Kipling. and 1 Will quote you
some lines which l read in a Chicago
Sunday paper by an American poet, illus
tratiye of the temper of the major part
of the American press just now. There
are many others of a similar kind IN
the American papers. | will read the
middle stanza of the poem:
".If you're wounded by a savage foe
and bugles sound Retire.
There's something in the English after
all.
You may bet your life they'll carry you
beyond the line Of fire,
For there's something in the English
after all.
Yes, although their guns be empty and
their blood be ebbing fast,
And to stay by wounded comrades be
to fall;
Yet they'll set their teeth like bulldogs
and protect you to the last;
Or they'll die like English soldiers after
ALL"