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A Maeic.I nc. s..

- lire saver is DIR. gneW's .
Cure for the Heart Aft0t wears Of MAJ and
agony with distressing Heart Disease, il les re-
nei IN thlrty minutes TboS Petry OF Av,mer
Que, writes: Il had suffered for i've wears with
a severe form Of Heart Disease was ,ipshle IA
attend 10 business The slightest exertion nro
duced fatigue DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
gave ne instant relief -four bottles entirely cured
me-. Sold BY +. $ Williams 9th and y so
kdmonds Williams, Sd aid Pa. 4ve.-l.
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StIors' ETC. such as DRAINS, Losses, Impotency,
lane BACK and arloooele. WON at night, If gives
Seiengtn "nlie you sleep. No stonlach-wTecang
9rdgs. 1000 cured in ISoo. Write for book to-day.
answer all letters personally. or the belt can DC
examined at my Office
DIR. MIG. .SANDEN.S SIS B B'dway New York, NY.
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PROPOSALS for Material, ctc-corernment

PROPOSALS for Material, etc-G0rernment PRINT
ing Once, Office OF the Pubic Printer, Wash
ington, d. c., April :, 1890. .-Sealei proposals
VIII be received at this Office tontil 10 O'CLOCK
a 81, MAY 4, 1900. for furnishing material, etc.
ior the use OF the Government Printing Ofice
during the fiscal year ending June 50. 1901. The
nght TO reject any and all bids and 10 waive de-
iects Is reserved Detailed schedules of the ma
terlAis ETC. required. accompanied by blank
proposals, and giving the regulations with which
bidders must comply, may be obtained by address
ing this Office r. ". PALMER, plIbIic PRINTER
ap7, Is, 20, p, ,myI
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lues can oe equaled IN age. purity or
strength -Heurich's Maerzen. senate. md I.ee-
beers Phone 6s4, Arlington Bottlins Co. foT
case for home use
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75c cOrSets, 49c.

Warmers COutil and Jean Corsets,
long and short, in gray. white sGC
pink and blue The 75e value HNt
Special for tomorrow TU
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Corset covers.

One lot OF Cambria Colset Covers.
one style trimmed around neck and
armholes with wide torchou lace. also
embroidery trimmed fronts. nHP
Regular CSC Covers. Spe- nI
cial ~
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SOC to ST belts, 25c.

We ought to sell all the Belts that
viii be sold in town tomorrow as the
result Of this offering.
Hundreds OF Ladies' Beaded Belts
with Jet buckles. in a hundred STYLES
which are the Identical belt sold else
where for 50c 10 81, for &c
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Ladies' vests.

100 dozen Ladies Swiss Ribbei Vests,
drawing tape in neck. Sold n II.
everywhere at 10 and u I-2c h6l
Special for tomorrow w
The evening times., 1900-05-01

Have you read my Little
book, Three Glasses oi
Mem" II not, write fer
same II Is sent in plain,
sealed envelope free on re-
quest, and enlbodies the
t,uthS | have learned from
90 years experience II
tells of my famous DR..
SANDEN ELECTRIC
BELT, with electric sus-
pensory. the world S great
est home set-trestment for
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss. but be carries the Air
a Cushion Truss all ever the United
etates- Men, women, and children
wesr and like them The Air Cushion Pad holds
With comfort nothing else will Consultation
and Two weeks trial free Lady in attendance for
LadieA ofhce. pariors. waiting and CONSULTATION
rooms on the same floor. Catalogue free THE
RORICk AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. lssl
y e. nv. 10 door nhlo-d, en-
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Nazareth" waists,

One case of Children's Nazareth"
Waists, tape-strapped. dou- - IL
Bile row of buttons The 25c EdJ
kind Special for tomorrow. Z
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Corset covers. &C.

Lot of Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers
full, perfectly made garmeuts-fn-
ished with felled seams-instead of
II i-2c for &c.
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29C and SOC nainsOoks and
white Ci0ueS, IgC.

Manufacturers agents sample pieces
White Pique and Nainsook. in half
pieces, embracing an enormous aszort-
ment Of plain, stripe and figured ef-
fects-perfect in every respect-get
prices elsewhere, and then examine
cur line, and you will be convinced
that we are giving you qualities worth
from 29c to soc Anniversary price,
19c-
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The name that dwells on every tongue is Heu-
rieh's MSerzen Beer Phone 6sI
The evening times., 1900-05-01

25 pieces 4O-ineh White Swiss Null.
very sheer and fine. Makes up as
pretty as French organdy; laun-
ders loo per cent better. Regl- 10p
lar 25c value. Anniversary NJ
Price tU
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KINGS PALACE Department as.ts @ Stores ses. s
We are celebrating the 4st anniversary
offering unprecedented bargains
at both of our stores

instead of nfanfut
eaeo
t temin
quash hecombn
i irecpro
bargain
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Taffeta gloves. I9C.

Ladies' Black Tan. and Gray Taffeta
Gloves-the same which sell 1nO
at 4Sc elsewhere. Anniversary Qt
price ...-...........
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SI.25 to ST.. 80 white waists, oSc.
SOC to 75C dress goods. BIC.
l24C dimities, 65c.

Thousands Of yards Dainty Sheer
Dlmities for shirt waists, ladies' and
ehildren's dresses. in an immense va
riety OF light. medium and dark pat
terms, embracing the prettiest effects in
black and white. old rose. hello pink,
lavender. and purple; also polka dots
stripes, and figures, including the pret-
ty fieur de lis designs-all fast colors
An extraordinary offering. Anniversary
price, 1-2c.
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three years; was almost blind. Have re-
eeived great benefit from Dr. Wilson,
treatment, and recommended il to all who
are similarly affected
The evening times., 1900-05-01
Collar tabs. l0C.

Handsome ce-embroidered and
Drawn-work Collar Tabs like 1nr
those selling AT 25c about Hi
town. Anniversary price. ~
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
sPANIsH-AMERICAN ISLANDS.

An American gunboat in the Philip
pines rescued several hundred Spanish
soldiers and civilians and ten Ameri-
cans.
The law Offices of Havana have is
sued an indictment against the customs
officials charged with fraud.
Native troops are replacing Ameri-
cans in Porto Rico.
Filipino insurgents prepare to con-
tinue the insurrection on a larger scale
when the rainy season begins.
General Otis has reported that Lieut..
John r. Waugh, thirty-ninth volunteer
infantry, has committed suicide at Ma
Mia.
Cuban papers say Secretary Root
should consult the workers of Cuba, not
the parasites, when he reaches the
island.
A dispatch from San Juan, Porto
Rico, states that an American company
doing business there has failed, having
sunk $175,00O.
Extra travel pay will not be granted
volunteers who remained in the Philip
pines after the expiration of their
term of service.
The bodies of ninety-six soldiers who
died in Cuba since the end of the war
were buried with military honors at
Arlington cemetery.
Newspapers of Havana are agitating
the building of a sewer system, alleging
that sanitary conditions in that city
have not improved.
The people of Porto Rico are show
ing some signs of disbursement at
the failure of congress to provide gov
eminent for the island. The local
Spanish papers have printed maLy arti-
cles criticising the American govern
ment and the American people and
policy.
The committee has promulgated an
address to the American public, in
which, after speaking of the service Oh
General Henry in the army and in Por.
to Rico, the committee states that il
is considered that the most fitting tes-
timonial to his widow would be a FUND
to provide her with a modest income
which would place her beyond need OF
want during her life.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12
FOREIGN.
lynched.

Cardinal di Canossa is seriously i'll.
Krupp will establish factory in
Italy
A mad wolf bit seyenty-two persons
in Grodno, Russia.
The shah will arrive in Russia in
less than month.
Ludwig Held, Journalist and drama
list, is dead in Vienna.
American exhibits for the Paris ex-
position have arrived at Havre.
British Consul Lyons at Bolivia,
Venezuela, has been assassinated
Canadian and French-C Canadian stu
dents in Montreal continue to fight.
The meagerness of crime and dis
order in Havana surprises visitors.
The crown princess of Sweden gave
the queen of Italy an American bicycle.
Count Szechenyi, Hungarian minis
ter to the Austrian court, has retired.
DR.. William MacNeill Whistler,
brother of the painter, died in London
Abyssinia asked Italy to arbitrate
the boundary of it's African possess
sions
SeVenty-tWO persons were bitten by
a mad wolf in the province Of Grodno,
Russia.
Lord Rosebery has severed his
connection with the liberal party in
England.
Cardinal Satol1i is to succeed Cardi-
nal Ledochowski as project Of the
propaganda.
Pope Leo is to have his portrait
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12
Blood HumOrS
Are Cured by
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

II always ia k e
Hoods Sarsaparilla
in the Spring and it is
the best blood puri-
fer | know Of" Miss
PEARLE G RIFFIN,
Baldwin, Mich.
"Eruptions that
came on my face have
all disappeared since I
began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t cured
my father of catarrh.
ALPHA HAMILTON,
Bloomington, Ind.
81 had scr0fula sores
all over my back and
face. [ began taking
III o DIS Sarsaparilla
and in a few weeks |
could not see any sign
of the sores, :" OHIO
B. MOORE, M o IN t
Hope, Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12

the attorney general petition asking
that mandamus proceedings be begun
against the sanitary board to compel
them to comply with the law in re-
gard to the flow of water into the
drainage channel.
Edward S. Dreyer, former president
of the Bank of E. S. Dreyer & Co., and
treasurer of the West Park board,
Chicago was found guilty of withhold
ing from his successor as treasurer
1916, 900 of the West Park funds. The
in the penitentiary.
Among certain republican leaders
in various parts of Indianapolis, a
movement has been started in favor
of nominating Congressman Crum-
packer of the tenth district for COVER
nor. He was the only republican
congressman of the state who voted
against the Porto Rican bill.
The Garden City Banking and Trust
company will absorb the banking
house of Leopold Mayer & Son, one of
the Oldest in Chicago. 1t is under
stood the Garden City bank will in
crease its deposits about 100000 by
| the purchase of the Mayer accounts.
Mr.. Mayer, who is "A years old, will
lretire.
At Vancouver, B. c., Miss Logan, 81
years of age, daughter of the late Rev.
Robert Logan, has won for herself the
title of heroine of the Caroline group
| for her fearlessness in facing famine
and tropical diseases, and her personal
interference in a fight between two ma
| tive chiefs in which she sustained an
accidental but severe injury.
| Cecil Leslie, who was arrested at
Cleveland as he and his wife were
boarding train for Akron, and who
is wanted in New York for his alleged
connection with the Franklin syndi-
cate swindle, was taken to New York
was only in the employ of Miller for
six weeks, and had been engaged to
answer correspondence
In view Of the fact that manufacture
ers of so-called elders were putting on
the market a compound of cider con-
/ UdluluS Wlu0 OI Sp1I1IS Ill QuduClC1CS
such as to render the manufacturer liza
BILE to special tax as rectifers the COM
missioner of internal revenue has in
structed collectors to see that manu-
facturers of this kind of adulteration
qualify as rectiders.
/ Police Captain Coleran has received
a telegram from the chief of police Of
New Orleans stating that A. H. Gil
ldersleeve, of New York, was being
lheld in that city. Gildersleeve gained
notoriety in Chicago several weeks
ago by mingling with some South
Side society people and then, it is
said, stealing their diamonds. Glider
sleeve is a nephew of Judge Glider
sleeve of New York.
At Talladega, Ala, the mutilated
body of Pinckney Dobbins, wealthy
planter, was found lying in the street
in front of the Talladega Female col
lege. The corpse was entirely with
out clothing and the mans throat
had been cut from ear to ear. Gilbert
Curry young negro, was arrested
and confessed to the murder and gave
up sum of money which he had
taken from his victim Curry may be
lynched
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12
BOER-BRITISH WAR.

Kimberley is still in distress for food.
Ladysmith had 5000 men in hospi-
tails.
Ladysmith's relief cost Great Britain
5000 men.
The beers are evacuating all OF
northern Natal
There is an unconfrmed report of the
relief of Mafeking.
Remington's scouts found 1000 beers
east of Paardeberg.
''You made a gallant defense, sir"
Roberts said to Cronje.
Clements entered Colesberg, which
had been evacuated by beers.
Colesberg's provisions were almost
exhausted when relief came.
Cronje arrived at Capetown and was
imprisoned aboard the Doris.
The beers are expected to make their
main stand at or near Winburg.
Eritons under General Clements in
vaded the Free State near Colesberg.
Victoria stays at home because of the
possibility of European complications
Great Britain fears that the American
congress may recommend intervention
Al the time of their surrender
CrOnje's men were absolutely without
food
Cronje's men made no attempt to
conceal their pleasure at being made
prisoners.
German military officials believe that
the end Of the south African war is
approaching.
-Four thousand British cavalry are
pursuing the beers retreating north
from Ladysmith.
Lord Mimic, in a dispatch to The
World, echoed the queens compli-
ments to Canadian troops
General Butler reports that the de-
feat of the beers was more complete
than he had dared to anticipate.
Roberts has 10000 men near Kimber-
ley, 10000 in Natal, and $4,000 in Cape
Colony The boer force is estimated at
$4,000.
President Kruger and Steyn, it is re-
ported will hold a conference prelim-
mary to a suggestion of negotiations
for peace
The kaiser's telegram to Kruger at
the time of the Jameson raid is now
said to have been designed to feel Eu-
ropes pulse.
Cape Colony is now practically free
from beers. Mafeking is the only re-
manning position on British soil held
by the enemy.
The total number of prisoners cap
tured with General Cronje at Paarde-
berg, Orange Free State, is estimated in
a British dispatch at 1900.
King Humbert Of Italy congratulated
Queen Victoria on the British victories.
The italian press shows desire for
friendship, but talks Of mediation.
Cronje meant to cut his way through
the British lines on Sunday, but the
beers scouting outside failed to seize
kOpje to aid him and he surrendered.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12

painted by the famous Hungarian art
list Laszio.
There is a report that Herbert Bis
marck may be made ambassador to
London.
The Russian press comments on the
increasing influence of Japan in China
and Corea.
Six firemen were scalded to death by
an explosion on the English mail
packet France.
Fire damaged the ordnance works
at LIE Creusot, France, to the extent
of about 100000
Lockroy, ex-minister of marine,
urged France to build more sub
marine torpedo boats.
In London George Smiths estate
paid $4,50O,OOO inheritance tax to the
British government.
An assassin in the streets of Cara
cas- fired two ineffective shots at
President Castro, of Venezuela.
The French Chamber, by 287 to 1873,
sustained the ministry in it's socialis-
tic attack based on police activity.
Lady Louisa Tighe, who girded on
Wellingtons sword at the Brussels
ball before Waterloo, is dead, aged 81.
A secret order was issued bidding
German officials to be cautious in CIV
ing American consuls trade Informal
ton.
German agrarians may make sup
port of the naval bill conditional upon
the passage of the anti-American meat
bill
There is a belief that Russia has
secured the right to build railroad
from Sivas, via Angora, to CONSTANT
nople.
sented with the first Lafayette SOU
venir dollar coined by the American
government.
The prince of Wales will not attend
the opening of the Paris exposition
because the queen will be out of the
country.
McMullen, in the Canadian parlia-
ment, intimated Sir Charles Upper
had broken all of the ten command
ments.
Premier Waldeck- Rousseau present
ed bill to make it prison offense
for the French clergy to criticise the
government.
The duke of Veragua complains that
the Americans did not behave in a
gentlemanly fashion during the war
with Spain.
Emperor William of Germany has
conferred titles on actors in the Royal
theater who pleased him in presenting
The Iron Tooth.
The subscription which was opened
by Henri Rochefort to buy General
Cronje's sword has now swelled to
more than 5000 francs.
The Bulgarian army is to be re-
Russia's friends are weeded
out, Ferdinand may promote himself
from prince to king.
The report that Paunceforte is to be
replaced as British ambassador at
Washington April 1, is not received
with much credence here.
Count Won Buelow, in the reichstag,
declared that while the German gov
eminent favored peace it was thought
necessary to arm for emergencies.
Ambassador White says he has no
from the German govern
ment that the meat bill will be chang
ed, but expects the prohibition to be
removed.
Sir George Newnes, publisher of the
Westminster Gazette and the Strand
Magazine, has made arrangements to
bring out an English edition of the
Topeka Capital during the editorship'
of Rev. Charles M. Sheldon.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-12
DOMESTIC.

Chicago March wheat, 64Tc.
Senator Allison is II yeras old.
Archbishop Hennessy of Dubuque is
dead.
Hepburn will ask the house to con-
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON.

Boston, December 22.-The annual con-
yention OF the national fraternity OF
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will be held in
Boston during Christmas week. The
headquarters Will be at the Nendome.
The first meeting OF the supreme council
will he held ON Wednesday morning.
This will be followed by q general sight
seeing tour. The convention sessions
will open at the Vsndome, Thursday
morning, and continue through Satur-
day. Thursday evening the local msm-
bers win give q reception at the Ven-
dome In honor OF the visiting delegates
and on Friday evening the visiting dele
gates will make up the largest theatre
party ever held in Boston at the Hollis
street theatre. A banquet will end ths
meeting on Saturday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
A FAREWELL no MIR. ASHTON.

Friday evening Longfellow Lodge, Sons
OF st. George, held regular meeting at
Mystic hall After disposing Of the bust
ness the party adjourned TO wererling' q
cafe, where banquet was rendered to
Mr.. Charles Ashton, the deputy grand
president of the lodge who IL about &c
cave Portland. About twenty members
sat down to the tables. Remarks ex-
pressing regret that MIR. Ashton is TO
seek other fields were made by President
e. Darker, Past Presidents walker.
Aokroyd, A. q. Carries, Reginald Carries
and G. W. h. Clarke, Vice President }.
W. Dyer, Mir. II, r. Goold, Nj. W. Nc
Mann and Chaplain Samuels. A re-
Spouse was made by Mr. Ashton.
During the evening fine entertainment
was rendered by MIR. Holdsworth Of
Wsstbrook, who was accompanied on ths
piano by Mr.. II. W. q. Manning.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.

Saturday the city formally commenced
work on this manual training school
building which is to be located at the
corner of CISCO and Cumberland streets.
on the site OF the old CASIO street church.
The work was begun on the foundations
for the new building. There was stip-
ulation In the agreement with the trus.
tees of the Walker estate that the work
should begin before January l, 1901, the
funds not to be turned over TO the city
unless this part of the contract was COM
piled with.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
PILGRIM FATHERS.

At the meeting of Portland Colony,
No. 81, United Order Of the Pilgrim
Fathers, held Friday evening at the
lodge headquarters, So Temple street,
the committee on hall was instructed to
secure new quarter In the hall to be &C.
oupied by Shepiey Camp. 5. of ", In
Baxter block. The first meeting of the
colony viii be held in the new hall, FRI
day evening, January 4th, when the
newly elected officers are to be Installed
by the Deputy Supreme Governor, M. A.
X. p. knowiton of Lewiston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
Games.
CbafinS Dishes

@DS&/ Utg DsSS/eS
Marked Down.
Were $3.50, 7.s9, $50, sos
Now 500, 500. 4.50, 2.19
Clocks
Marked Down.
Were 9s, sl.39, 1.49. LOO, los
Now rs, S100, 1.19, 1.25, LAC
Mark dowI on Magic Lanterns, Iron
Toys, Skates and Toys.
10 cent Toys for 7c
cent Toys for &c
Do we need to tell you where the pop
ular Stocks are located?
Hardly, for you keep tab with them.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
REBUILDING THE MAUHIAs.

Boston. December Work of rebuild
ing the gun boat Machias, at the Charles
town navy yard. is as per cent completed
and 1t is expected that she will be able
60 go In commission In three months II
the present force of.msn is Kept employed.
There are now $50 men engaged In the
work Of putting the ship in good ORDER
for sea duty.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
EDMUND HOMER RICHARDS.

The funeral services for Edmund IL.
Richards, we're held on Saturday after
noon at two O'Clock at No. Moody
street, the Rev. A. IL. Wright and Kew.
W. s. BovRrd officiating, assisted by the
st. Lawrence choir, consisting or Miss
Durham, soprano; Miss Benner. contral-
to; MIR. A. b. Hall. tenor and MIR. Laird.
bass The burial was at Evergreen ceme-
teIy,
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises In he family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o.
delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boilingl no
bakIngl simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors - Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocsrs today,l 10 OTIS.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
Books Married DoeOn.
Books.

Board-C Cover Juvenile Books at Half.
A-B-C Brownie Books, the so and 25c |
kind at loo |
Cruises with Captain Bob, 25c |
The Mountain Girl, 25c |
American Girl Abroad, Zoe |
Captain Charles Kings Books, 25c |
Four titles.
Children's High Cost Books.
ST. % edition Father Goose, 67c |
ST. 25 edition Mother Goose, &c
Robinson Crnsoe, 463 pages, 75c edi-
| ton. at SOC |
s3 90 edition Robinson Crusoe at 75c |
Chatterbox, 1900 edition, csc
Padded Poets, Elegant Edition. each
book boxed.
soc edition at SOC |
Csc edition at T5c |
Il. 40 edition at SIPS
81. % edition at $50 |
Longfellow Remembrance Book, a
dainty edition.
Was SOC, marked do wn to SOC |
Others with the price cut in twain. |
Christmas Cards at Half.
Rapheal Tuck's elegant Cards.
The 10c kind for &c |
The &c kind for Sc |
The Sc kind for lie
And many of the higher grades cut
just as radically.
Books in .SefS.
A number Of popular sets, 2, 4 to
8 books in the set; the boxes have
got broken in handling, SO We cut 25
to SO per cent from the price.
Fiction, History, Humor, Poetry,
etc.
Odd Books, Single Books from sold
out editions, Books a tFifle defaced
marked down.
You can stock Library today for
| what a dozen Books used to cost.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-24
SUDDEN DEATH OF CONDUCTOR

Richmond. December 20 --George ID.
Lunt, a freight conductor on the Maine
Central died suddenly at his home here
this afternoon aged AZ. He was In the
employ of the company thirty years and
was made conductor about twelve years
ago. He belonged 20 the Order OF Rail-
way Conductors and was widely known
among railroad men.