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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-23

TRAINS LEAVE RID
STREET STATION.
900 a. NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. Daily.
Arrives Petersburg 80 y. Al-, +S1F-
folk HIT 4 Nj Stops o o1l:yi a.
Petersburg, WaTeFiy and sadelN'
900 A NJ, Daily. Arrives 1.sEerspg1TTs
Fayetteville 40 Z. NJ, Charleston
1o.10 Z. al. savannah lZ:.o a. ~, ~.
Jacksonville 1870 a. NJ, Port Tam
pa $50 r NJ CONNECTS; az a. " it ts,a
with No. II, arriving Goldsoofor o:+-
r w. Wilmington 600 r NJ. fuil-
man Sleeper Ae% YORK 10 1tlGi>
11:55 4. ii. Daily. except SUNDAY. ArriTs
Petersburg $50 T. ~ stops MAI Nal
chester Drewry's Biau. SeatftstlL1
SIS ?. NJ CCEA& sTiOIsE LIMITED.
Daily. Arrives PeSersulrg 9:4S
NJ NorfOIE J::iJ z. NJ stops onU
At Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk
80 =. NJ. Daily, except SUNDAY. 4SrriN'ssS
Petersburg 90 K. vi. Weldon .. =
T. M ana Rocky Mount $500 r. "a.
Makes all Intermediate stops.
600 T. VI, Daily. Local Arrives Peters
burg ESQ 2. II. alakss al stops;
$50 p. NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST IN
OLA LIMITED. Daily. Arrives fe-
,ersaurE "a Z: NJ Connects WIN
NortoEK and WeStern for Norfolk
and intermediate points. EInpcEA
g:l0 connects with ~ and u Iof
statioIIa between Eulporia and
LaWrencevtlle}. Weldon 500 =. NJ
Fayetteville 1919 a. NJ, Charles
to1s 500 Y. NJ. Savannah I:G4 ~
NJ. Jacksonville ll:o0 A. NJ, poft
NEW NaW III Line 70 70 MIDDLE GEoR-
CHA FOIN,FS--ArriviTg augusta
I:5J 4. ~. Macon HIS \. NJ, At
lanta $3.50 F NJ Pullman Sc s,se IIees
ton, Jacksonvii.e. Pc=t Tampa, -
guSta and Macon
s:t0 z. II, Daily. arriving 9eters s.'.,..s
a.. A. SCR q -
with Norfolk and Western Iiali~a r.
arriving Lynchburg Z:9o y: -
f.caoclte 4. 81. BriStot 49, o,sg =,
NJ pullman Sleeper tslchnioiio 70
40 r = a Billy. Arrtves Petersburg
qR 12:7S = 5 ssE RICHMOND
..,.t ! n Daily. from Jacksonville, s.
- yannzn Charleston, Atlanta. 3D.
10 Soi'' sf paiIy. from petersburg.
90 iI'.ynchburg and the, sSest, -.
81, 4 IL. Dsdiy- except Sunday. 70
.eFS " iD. .IIai except Sunday. rom
i'io S:n;ds5oro and Intermediates ses9-
ticns, Norfolk and suffolk. ..a,s-
800 10 s;f1ffoTfs and petersburg.
4t..a 4 NJ. Daily from Nccfoik, Suffolk
a.ro s.ia ~ rsi Dafig. Except sunday fFoa,
$50 ?. II. Daily. from EerfoIk. safFoils
and petersburg
Tampa. Iasksonville, Savannah.
Charissten. Wilmington. Coltlsee-o
ard an points South
s.5s p M, Daily. from. Petersburg.
Iynehbure and West
r. N EMERSON.
j. r. EE.NLEY Traffic Manager
General AaaaE
Il. NJ. EMERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
g. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
S3S East Alair Street.
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), l,IlTiNG GRANn DIVISION
ENfTED DAUGHTERS OF THiS
CoNEaDi5RACY, DANylLLE, VA,
nCnOIsEs I, l,o.&1 1000.

For the above occasion the southern
Raiiway announces rate OF four cents per
nile, one way distance, for the refund trip
ID She sale Of tickets 10 Danyille and re
urn Tickets on sale October 20, 2l p
nth return limit October 2ltn. On this
IL The rate from Richmond 10 DanvilIe
i'd return VIII be $3.50.
c. ". WESTBURY, I. P. a.
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. u, 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
HOO p H., no; u. southern -AP press
daily for Atlanta. Augusta, Js-SA-
sonviIIe and points South SLEEPER
for Danviiie, Greensboro, SALISBURY
and Charlotte, open at Richmond
local stations. Connects at DanVlIe
aad Charlotte with New York and
Florida Express LNo. 81. carrying
through sItepurs between New IoFk
and Tampa, with connections Tor
all Florida points. Also, connects
at Danvii!e and Charlotte T .-
tied (No. 81, carrying tnrouSh
sleepers between New York ana
Nashville. New York ana AleIapii-i is
New dTk and New Orleans, 4lSo'
Pullman Tourist sleeper Mond4ys,
Wednesdays and Fridays Washing
ton to SAN francisco without II
change. with connections Lof an
points in Texas, Mexico and Gal-
1901 ?. NJ, No. !. solid train daily for
Charlotte, y. c., connects at Nose
lev with Farmyiile and PoWha!ih
Railroad st [eysville for Ciart-s-
vile oxford Henderson 4nc Dur
ham, and at Greensboro I0[ Oui-
ham Raleigh and Winston-S5tieIn
at DanviIe with NO 80, Inltea
States fast mall solid tram daltS
for New Orleans and points south,
which carries sieeoerS New York
to New Orleans and New YORK TO
Jacksonville, connecting for Nassau
and Havana EditSL CELsh ~ 10
sleeper Richmond to Atlanta an: ana
birmingham. Through sleeper Sal
isbury 20 Memphis
eco z. NJ. No. II, local dalis e 2Szesp
Sunday, for KeySEiile and inlerIile-
date points r,rc,>-y,
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND
Go p. NJ. iFrom Atlanta. 5AaS ~ ,; anu
$40 x. II. From keysville and local
1 1880 t49ls- EpETc.ffT zrTv7NFNs.
Nos. 81 and s.. between Manchester
and NeapoLs.
19Fi TIE r FS 70 ROUTE NoRTH.
LEAVES RICHMOND.
4:3o p NJ, No. 10. Baltimore Limited.
Point and intermediate stations,
making close connection at West
Point with steamer for Baltimore.
2:so p NJ, No. 10. local express, daily
except Sundays. for2Nest Point and
intermediate stations. Connects
with stage at Lester Manor for
SValkertoa and Tappahannock; also.
at West Point win steamer Tor
BaItfmore. Stops at ali stations
Goo 4. n, No. a. local mixed Leaves
daiIv except Sunday for West Point
ard Intermediate stations, cor
meeting with stage at Lester Manor
for WdIIterton and f1ppa hammock
TRAINS ARRIVE IN EiCAnONp-
e:is &. NJ. daily from West Point, with
connection from Baltimore, except
lo:45 K. N NJ. except Sundays and Mon.
COS r NJ. daily. except Sunday, from
West Point and intermediate sta
Steamers leave West Point daily
| except Sundays 5:50 2. NJ, arsiv-
ing. Galtiuore 500 X. N, returning
| leave Baltimore al NJ, daEiy
except Sundays, arriving Rtchmoae
Steamers call at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Wharf Tuesdays
| Irb,,rstiavs and Saturdays; York
town and clay Bank MoDd&ys
Wednesdays and Fridays
@ w WESTBI Rtt
! Travelfrg Passenger Assnt,
No 500 Ease Main sStreet.-
! i NJ err W. TlFsk.
u ~, ~ ~ y = s-,,ar Gen. Pass. Agent
Esll-ic ~ e S CANNON.
! Third yice-President and General nan
aser. Washington. u. Z.
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nArL.oaps
Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
: sehssl..le IN effect jill /. go.

III tIEsCE u u. tI@Stf
LEAVE. syREl-sssT Rect STATION.
500 y. NJ Daily toc Washington and
pcltats North stops at Milford,
4 4 feaefict.snttrss and G1santico.
York 2 - -
$50 !. II SUNDAY only. TOR washing
1 n9f5s ana ;,l points Sf,s: NORTH Stops at
IsEsyi5Ile, ,possyen. fSat tii'' Glen.
Peteia. Milford, Woo1sIane. e;ui-
Brooke, N-idewate- ard tSIanticS,.
Buffet Parlor Cas
9:01 \. u. paity except Sunday for
stops ~ bsiba, Glen Alien, ASH
lard. boswell. MILFORD: F.crertcIss
burg and QIantico- Buffet ParEor
1e:co NJ. Daily, excerpt Sunday, for WASH
ipgton and and points .i1i5 North s,7 stops at
well Milford. FREDERICKSBURG; ana
oaautico. Buffet Parlor Car con.
meets with Congressional! Limited
7:45 ?. NJ. Daily. fo- Washington ana
points North. Stops n E.tEs,, !Ssh-
land, poswsii, Milford. Predictions,
0nantico. Stops oshe5 stat.oa1
sundays. SiSepSS t.igfF@E1a to
Negy York. Sleeper W aSi3.ngtcR 10
aREI We, 81 ifs.p-sTREE.T STATION
$40 \. NJ U,tIiy. stops at y, Lil lew
i - wei Ashland ana Elisa. Stops
other stations sundays Sleeper
New York 10 tS-St..i4S3tISt- ,
sos p NJ. Daily. except s sf57fr.i stops TOPS.
Vol Ashland, Glen AiieH and
fsil5a Buffet Paricr Car.
ESQ z. N. paiiy sson ,, .1s asd tsyes
pullman cars from New YORK anu
"a y Ba II E5aiIg. stops at Whitewater.
9rnoi,e FTetlerlckshurg, sEI.ithSt,
,:iIInest' Woodslane, Milford, Pen9La-
S9sIIef- Glen boswell. Tssy lorSyiile.
SsfIIand. Glen Allen and s.leii-
E ggffI[gs57I PaF5lf9 ,s faGx TRAINS.
SIS NJ Leaves E1t.l5t Tor eSu IN, sis
4 :5o p. NJ leaves BY RIBS sFif ats'-
90, q SioP 10 caves Ellen TOT Ashland.
80 NJ Arrives Ellen irota As"-
So 4 ,ai'' N. Arrtxss GY i.5I1;,5:I
Station from b'rcdcflG kShurs.
e.o7 ; NJ Arrives ELBA from Ash
s. A L la THROUGH rB 45NS :, w 5. \. l.
: JUNCTION, A : e. r 80
7-avr BRoAD-s'rREE.F STATION,
Ll'~A c. * O.
500 \. NJ Daily, f2r washington !1555 ri, ana
b1rr ard QuautIco- siespefs 70
goo . NJ Daily Tor washington f4a
QUO noiItts North, stops at bosWelt.
sIeeaer to New YORK, r,rc,,-
ARRIVE BFOAip-SS7 ;. 8 ~. -
$50 ?. 4 rs.isD boswell and Ashland.
Sle.ner from New York.
1890 +. n Daily Stops only at Ist Fres5-
sIaepers from New York. Dining
= n g s. MYERS. W; P. TAyLoR.
President. ifa-lic -idh-'Eer-
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Hicll.lloua, ga, oc;oter 2.22-e:G}, 1850
FOR Inc above occasion Southern Rail-
wav viii sell tickets from all ticket sta
lions on its lines within radius of one
hundred miles Of Fticamoad to Richmond
mn rettr1s at one and one-third fares for
ne round triD Tickets on sale OCTOBER
II % o. with ratura limit October 2Ith.
8. W. WESTBJRY, T. p. y
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CEESSAN.
III! E1aiG3IS!

Roses, yiolets, Carnations, &C.
NJ NJ. EBY. Florist,
No. $50 East Main Street.
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z|ll|Is 81. jay,sIg)

sat.s
S: s s: ~ sss.Ja assssssSs sI>'aiz sss sss4'
2. = - !. y =. :. s:.,adafs Sc E7ss
LEAVE RICHMOND {DAILi1, BYRD
500 A. III, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrive
at Norfolk 1I:..u a. ID Steps o!.. OILY
az Petersburg. Waveriy and SUI
folk. Secoua-ctass tickets not az
cepted on this train.
500 a. III. THE CHICAGO ENPEf -.
ard chicago. BqfTst paE:or car
Petersburg 10 Roanoke PuIltr s3sa
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus; also,
for Bristol. Knoxville and Chaesa-
E.ooset. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke 20
Knoxville
s:15 F. r.. OCEAN sEoRE LIMIT II To-.
only at Petersburg, Naverly, SUI SUI,
folk. SecotlG-class tickets not soou
on this train <.9,. ~, -,
termeaiate stations. SfciFSS ~
Norfolk at 1u.Io Z. Ii.
$40 p. NJ. Tor Lsncnbnrg nd st.oan otSe-
Connects at Lynciiburg WITH 49, ;tsat
ingtun and Chattanooga Lifniteu.
Pullman Sleepers LyncaouIG5 =, .. 20
Memphis and New Orleans. I Il5
Parlor and Observation car Kat
ford 20 Alfalfa, lAia- huffman
Sleeper between Richmond and
Lynclibur Eerths ready fer 81, o Pee! !.
pancy at $50 r NJ Als?, Putnam IiliIo1s
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily az 30 y "a.
and S:J6 p. NJ, :ecnn NcrfoiS ana the
East at lilo y. NJ. ll:42 a NJ anu 800
Office: No $50 MAR. Street:
JN;0. Il. WAGNER,
City Pass and Ticket AGENT
g. II. BOSLEI-
District Passenger Agent.
". 3. BFVTLL.
General Passenger Agent
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EsT' BtlAElL Nh Lin - L Nv a -
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE SOUTH.
{, uEDrTLE IN EFFECT JUNE 5. 1900.
: i..71NT-T,S {. * u BEOAD-STEEE.T
STATION
10 \ Nj. Daiiy. except Sunday. for
''0 fSetersburg, Henderson, Durham.
PaIeigh. Atlanta and all points
snntI aud Southwest
.,- - M ..tlorida Mail and Express
100 Daily for Petersburg, Henderson,
EaIctsh CheraW. Camden. Coirrl-
hia Savannah. JackSonyille, Tam
pa E'ernaudina and ali Florida
PoihMI2. FLORIDA LIMITED"
lo'so ITiaffy for Petersburg. Henderson,,
I@iEfsh. Wilmington, Charlotte.
EhesfSr, Athens, ATLANTA. Mont
GTnerv Mobile, New Orleans.
SScinfs South and Southwest; Che
- C.arlCien Columbia, Savar-
- Jacksonville, Tampa. Feruan-
4i,19 and all Florida points
o,t ali-'% . rive from South at c. & o.
prns Street station, J:l2 a M and $40
3 NJ. Daily Also, zoo /. Nj. Daily, eS-
cg For s tickets. checking baggage, sleeping
.ar reseryltion, etc, apply 70 the Seat
S@ard Air Line Railway Gifice, $50 East
Min street; RICHMOND transfer COM
nis1iv- sos East Main Street; Jefferson
p,nfei aud 20 Depot Ticket Agent.
T. P. SMITH.
Dist Pass. Agent.
s.6 East Main Street.
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1t is thought that the grave of George
Wythe has been located in old ST. Johns
Church yard.
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WALTER D. MOSES & co,
No. 103 East Broad Street.
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Atlantic, Coast

IL i I = = II -
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGE
STREET STATION.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

their followers the House leaders ~ last
fund 10 necessary b, tell the truth. about
the bill, thst 10 w.s In reality the work
Of the War department. They also found
10 necessary TO send Q deputation which
consisted In fact. Of most Of the Repubii-
can members Of the Ways and Means
Committee, to the administration to In
form itl that pc ssivs assistance wouid
no longer do; hut that there must be 40
tive tchampioning Of the measure II tine
Republican party was to be saved from
bad disaster In the Houss OF REPRESENTA-
tives. This resulted IN the assurances
that Speaker Henderson gavs In the ne
publican caucus Monday night. He told
his followers, Ia q speech that touched
their hearts and won their ympathy'
that the leaders Of the House were not op-
posing the President. that the bill had
been drawn BY the War department, and
that the Presidents wanted the Hepubli-
cans TO stand together. Mr.. Payne also
assured the caucus that the p resident
considered the bill constitutional and
would sign IL.
Mr.. Payne has main tsiued throughout
q most chivalrous ailsnos 40 to the reason
why he changed from fire., trade TO tarin,
and has sat silent In the House when
bis own letters and bills have been
bill came from the War department. was
not disclosed until IL became absolutely
essential.
Although American. cabinet officers
have no seats In the Hotiss and do not
openly explain their purposes, the Cabi'
la a. l~w~ . Aa rCk nF-
tauoe. Ihe domtnant party In the House
when House add standardization are In
accord-alw ways look to the Executive de-
partmsnts for advics and direction. This
advice and direction il given secretly from
the secretary to the COMMITTEES chairman.
BY secretly IL meant the opposite OF pub
licity. The Chairman often In debate
speaks Of his consultation with the SEQ
rotary, 1t being generally understood
that he has suoh Consultations: and the
secrecy 10 generally only the secrecy OF
ordinary business arrangements that are
not matters Of record. OF course this
saves the Administrations from much
criticism, ana the HOUSE once at least,
has endeavored to secure law that
would cause the Cabinet officers TO APP
pear In the House and explain openly
their objeos.
In the present oase the administration
was In posi- ton of some de licacy. as the
Cabinet officer was modifying position
taken openly by his chief. But nftsr all,
the position was not 80 bad as It had
been understood at first. The longer this
understanding was delayed the more
trou blesome the situation beoeme 1t
finally became very dangerous.
PERSONAL
Fred II. Hartford. Esq., Of Portland, is
In Washington far q few days, In the In
terssts Of the claim of Captain Lincoln
1ibbetts which 10 pending before Con-
gress.
Ex-Congressman Richard q. Shannon,
Of New York, Is in Warrington for several
weeks. MIR. Shannon has o Washington
as well az q New York home, and. al
though he IL no longer Congressman,
comes here every year for time
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
WENT TO LEWISTON.

Ivy Rebekah lodge. No. 3, of Portland,
visited Fidelity lodge Of Lewiston on
Tuesday evening. A special train took
a party OF 100 to Lewiston, and they ar
rived home by special train at O'Clock
The Ivy degree staff exempllded the
work on several candidates.
The members Of Ivy lodge were proud
Of the work OF their staff whose work
was much praised for the impressive and
correct manner In which the degree wat
conferred. A banquet was served at
o clock and the hall was BEAUTIFULLY dec
Grated In national colors and the pink and
green OF the Ivy lodge. An orchestIa
. iayed during the banquet: Before the
meeting an excellent musical programme
was rendered.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
FROM WAR DEPT.
Inside History Of Porto
RicaD Bill
Was Administrations
Measure.
Presented As Was Drawn Up by The
War Department.
Mr.. Payne's Discreet
Silence.
Finally Secret Had To BE Given
Away.
Mr.. Payne's Discreet
Silence.
Finally Secret Had To BE Given
Away.
.spKc1AL TO TIE PREss.I


Washington, Feb. 2s. The real history
Of the Puerto Rican tariff bill Is an In =
teresitug illustration Of howan ordinary
matter Of legislation may swell Into as
tonishi agly large pfoportio ns. Original.
ly Chairman Payne and his Republican
associates Of the Ways and Means oom-
mittee seem to have been for free trade
with Puerto Rico in accordance with the
Presidents message. Certainly Mr..
Payne was for free trade. for he wrote a
letter to that effect and introduced bill.
He has been haunted with changing
his attitude. and 1t has even been said
that the Republican leaders In the House
were at odds with the President. In
fsot, the country at large has been calling
on the House to "stand by the Presi-
dent" How this cry has been received
by the Republican leaders may be judged
from the following facts, which are un-
doubted. Mr.. Payne went one day to
consult with the President. Some doubt
had arisen about free trade. Revenue
was absolutely desirable for the needs Of
the island, and some other questions had
arisen. Mr.. Payne AMI the House leaders
were dssirous Of moving In harmony
with the President. They were SO solioi-
tous in this that they were willing to
waive their ideas. Mr.. Payne was will.
ing to yield as to free trade II the admin
istration, with Its superior information
about conditions and needs, thought some
other arran cement desirable.
Mr.. Payne talked with the President.
and the latter requested him to see the
Secretary of War in regard to the matter.
MIR. Payne went to the War Department,
saw the Secretary, and the latter drew
from his desk . bill to arrange the Porto
Rican matter. This bill Mr. Payne
a Ok to the HOUSE, and 10 the bill, word
for word, which the Ways and Means
Committee reported, and which has CO.
cssiousd all the tumult In the House a1d
country.
The House lsadsrs lined up for the bill,
fully assured that they were lighting for
the measure which the administration,
after full reflection, had concluded to be
best. This condition was not made pub
l,c, for the President In his message had
favored free trade. It is not surprisin Y
that new conditions should produos new
views, and had 1t not been for the long
and surprising nature Of 1.-THE debate. and
the effect on the country, this change of
view would probably have passed as an
incident of dealing with q problem I'm
perfectly understood at best.
But ~ the debate went on the Republi.
cans leaders of the House found them
selves like tho1s French cuirassiers az
Waterloo who were ordered to charge
over the sunksn road. They were bonn
bardsd in front BY the Democrats. and
bsgan to get a fire from Republicans who
believed that the organization in the
House was not standing by the President
As the fight grew In viaor the position
became very hot, both for. the Republican
leaders and the administration. 10 hold
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
MONTREAL MAN INJURED.

George Letteral, switchman OF the
Grand Trunk, was thrown violently
against stapohion on one Of the wharvss
Monday night by a shifting trails. He
was found wandering about the yard
few minutes later In demented oondi :
ton. He was suffering with a bad out
In the head and was taken to the board
ing house of Mrs. Lsignton on CONNER
cial sire ct. He Is 2s years old and lives
in Montreal.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
Announcement.

To accommodate those who are partial TO the
use OF atomizers In applying liquids into the
nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the pro-
prIetors prepare Cream Balm In liquid form,
which wbi BIS known as Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm. Price including the spraying tube is 70
cts. Druggists or by mail The liquid form
mbodles the medicinal propeit ties of the
solid preparation. Cream BALM Is quickly abb
sorbed by the membrane and does not dry up
he secretions but changes them to a natural
and healthy character. Ely Brothers. Dc War
rem ST., NJ
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
REPAIRING
JEWELRY

In Our Factory On the Premises.
We make this a principal in our business.
We take the utmost pains TO execute your
order properly, whether that DO Tor Dlam9na
Setting or the cheapest repair job. MchES-
NEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
ian23du
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
A Might of Terror.

lawful anxiety was ieIt Tor The WIDOW
of the brave General Burnham OF Ma
chias, Me-, when the doctors said she
could not live till morning." writes Mrs.
d. IL. Lincoln. who attended her that
fearful night. "All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged
for DR.. Kings New Discovery, saying II
had more than once saved her life, and
had cured her of Consumption. After
three small doses she slept easily all
night, and Its further use completely
cured her, This marvellous medicine
ia Guaranteed to cure oil Throat, Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only 80 cents a~pd
800. Trial bottles free at H =: 5.
Goold's, 577 Congress street, and ii. u.
starr. Cumberland Mills drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
Easily Managed.

Suppose" said one trust promoter,
'that this suggestion to ostracize us Is
adopted. What'll we dor?
THAT'S easily managed" answered the
other. "We'll retaliate. II they do that
we won't send 'em any invitations to par
tieipate in our pay rolls. ashington
Star. ~
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
WANTED SITUATIONS.

VVANTED-Situat l have nifty very nice
w cooks for hotels and private families,
table. chamber, kitchen, sundry. general and
second work girls, housekeepsrs for widowers
families, all waiting for employment Those
desiring competent help should call lmmedl-
street. ii
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RAILROAD WATCHES.

The kind that will pass inspection. We carry
the largest stock OF II. X. Watches; Just the
right kind at the lowest prices. and We will
give you time to pay for them. MCKINNEY.
THE JEWELER, Monument So. feb24du
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

EGIsTERED druggist 10 years experience,
IL first class reference. would like permanent
position. Address PHARMACIST. Box 1887:
uoy23u
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
Cold steel or Death.

"There is bot one small chance to cave
your life aud that 10 through an opera
tion," was the awful prospect set before
Mrs. /. b. Hunt, Of Lime Ridge. Wis ,
by her doeotr after vsinly trying to cure
her Of a frightful case o. stomach troubls
and yellow jaundioe. He didn't COUNT on
the marvellous power OF Electric bittera
10 cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but
she heard of it, took seven bottles. was
wholly CURED, avoided surgeons knife,
now weighs more and feels better than
ever. It's positively guaranteed TO cure
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles and
never disappoints. Price 60cts. 81 II.
p. S. Goold, b77 Congress street, and ID.
q. Starr, Cumberland Mills, Drug stores.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

EoR sALE-Masnilcent cottage lots and
new cottages at Ottawa Park, lCltu Cot
uge Property on Cape electric line, near
Cape Casino. Some o. the advantages are good
streets, excellent car service Seb5go water.
electric lights, fine beach, up TO date restaurant
on The grounds, only desii able parties. no
cheap cottages, everything strictly frst class.
Prices and plans at our office. DALTON & co,
SO Exchange street. 1anZ6du
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-we have the
M funds OF clients to invest In desirable
FIRST mo- tgages on real estate security at from
~ TO 6 per cent. We make n specially OF
placing loans on city and suburban property
for particulars apply 10 real estate once. First
National Bank building, FREDERICK g.
VAIL. 27-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

ENION HOUSE-Situated on Peaks Island.
" Portland II srhor, Me-, together with the
An: ex and small cottage house. all on same
lot. so \ 300 feet. including stone wharf known
as Jones landing; altogether there are 60 fur
room and kitchen the furnishings will be sold
with the real estate. private sewer connections.
electric lighted, etc. For further particulars
and terms, apply to AUSTIN a. SHEARMAN,
24o Steyers ayenu.. DeeriBg Center Me 2s-i
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

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