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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-08-02

THOSE that desire board during Old Home
Il Week. can obtain board by addressing me-
MRS. BLOkENCE HAWKES., ChicOpee. Me,
York County. BOZ
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


The opening race meet at Granite State
Park. Dover, was what you might call a
hummer, and the arrangements for the
midsummer events which will be holden
August Z, 8, and 9, viii be most com
plete.
The card is already filled and the en-
tries include all of the we'll known favor
ties, for the purse money is of attractive
size and the best horses are not In this
section.
The Boston & Maine railroad will put
on excursion tickets to Dover on sale at
many of the stations for this event which
VIII be good for an admission to the
races,
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nor SALE-A two story house ooot...,
n 8 rooms besides BATH Situated Ioo,n''""iiane
the best streets on Munioy Hill this g oro 0as q
nice pleasant home for smal sum g 81 .lg
VIII do well 10 call and examine te Sr ow4oaey
easy. Apply to JOHN +. PROCTOR ssey
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wANTED-MALE HELr.

WANTED "A 20 ing man to go on the road
w for reliable firm, liberal remuneration
to the right man; exp 'nses advanced. Apply
TO 9. NJ. NEW OAB, Swetps II tel, between 8
a. IN, and p. m. 81
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with Mrs F0othDy 5 aunt's at the Center

with Mrs Foothby aunt's at the Center
recently
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Webb and daught-
er Of Yarmouth, We're guests at Mr.. d.:
Il Turkey this week.
Miss Nellie Mayber Y has been visiting
her sister, MIR i,r ia~ner Of late
ing week at Mr. Iukey S,
Mr. Thomas Varney and family are
spending a few weeks at their cottage at
Sebago Lake.
Mr.. II. S. Hall, DR.. Oscar Akers and a
friend of Portland, are at their cottage at
the Lake this week.
Mr.. Walter Hawkes. of Portland has
been spending a week at his parents
home, Mr.. Winslow Hawkes.. During
his visit his family gave him a surprise
on his birthday, of party of a few
friends. Refreshments were served and
a pleasant evening enjoyed.
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STORM SEVERE IN NEW BRUINS.
WICK

ST. John, n b., August 1,-There was
a very severe thunder storm in the north
OF New Bruins wick last night. In Garlic
ton county a house and two barns be-
longing to Howard Birmingham were set
on fire by lightning and destroyed The
school house at Victoria was damaged.
In Chatham lightning struck and fired
McDOnald's wood working factory which
was burned with two houses adjoining
belonging to Kenneth MACEDONIAN and
James LOggie.
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BuNCO NAN M TOII.S-

Inspector Pickett yesterday arrested a
young man who gave his name as Fred
Goodwin and who is suspected as being
a confidence man. Goodwin is thought
to be one of two men who arrived in
this city Monday AMI proceeded to intro
Once himself as man who was willing
to share profits in a game of chance
Goodwin may be arraigned at this morn
ing S session of the municipal court.
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TH1O LET-Large, furnished front room with
alcove. Steam neat. gas. bath room prlV yi1
eges. Inquire torenoons at 10 ELLIS w ON 4 II
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WINDHAM.

Windham, July 8l.-Mr and Mrs
George Hall and son, of Sabattus. are
visiting Miss Lizzie Anderson this week
at the Center,
Miss Ida j. Webb closed her summer
home this week and returned to New
York city, and after a short time will be
at Columbus, Ohio, for an indefinite
period of time.
Mr., Howard Harmon has taken rent
in Miss Webb's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Boothby and
daughter Alice, OF Saco, spent two days
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THREE MEN DROWNED.

Canso, N. s., August Ia drowning
accident occurred here this evening in
which three young men aged from 10 to
Is lost their lives. Arthur Hurst, John
Horn and Clyde Roberts went out in the
bay in sail boat for the purpose of jig
ging gquid and willis returning home the
boat was struck by a squall and sank
with all hands within a mile Of the shore
before aid could reach them
q None OF the bodies have yet been re-
covered
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NEWS WOULD PROVE SCARCE
NOWADAYS.

Paris, August 1.-The international
peace and arbitration conference today
adopted proposition for the establish
ment in connection with the peace bu-
reau at Berne, of an International press
bureau to be known as the peace agency
whose duty will be the daily publication
of a bulletin showing the advancement in
the interests of peace. 1t will be fur
nished free to all the papers of Europe.
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THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Splendid Racing at Columbus Yes
terday.

Columbus, Ohio, August 1.-Five
thousand people witnessed the splendid
racing at the Columbus driving park to
day. There was nothing sensational, but
the sport was interesting. The first two
events were decided in straight heats.
In the S.1O pace, Hetty g.. was almost a
prohibitiye favorite and won with ease.
Coney, the speedy black gelding, who
was barred in the betting, won the 2.08
pace without any apparent effort.
The 2.19 trot furnished all the excite
ment aad was the best race of the day
1t was won by Palm Leaf. Onward Sill
yer, with Geers up, was favorite in the
betting, but lost through inability to
keep his gait.
$40 Glass. Pacing; Purse So. 600.
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BROOKLYN TURNED TABLES.

Base hits-Pittsburg 5; Brooklyn, g..
Errors-Pi ttsburg, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Bat
teries-Phillips and O'Connor; MeGinni-
ty and Farrell
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The best Amer can MansprngS made by
the Eigi. and Waliham ctinpaules. Warranted
ior oAe year. Nick tNNkN. The Jenelef,
Mohument square ly-odu
NOR SALE-Magnircen cottage Ilts and
n new cottages az Ottawa iarN. lCli1 Cot
tage Property on Cape electric line. uear Care
Casino. some OF the advantages are good
streets, excel ent car service, Sebag0 naor
electric lights, fine beach. up 20 date resfau.
rant on the ground. only Desirable paiie'. no
cheap cottage. every thing strictly first class
irces ana plans ai our once. DALTON * Co.
3 Exchange stree. i}l2ifW
nor SALE II be only available lot OF lant
~ or the Western Promenade. located be-.
tween the residences OF lIessers Garland ana
Conley Also first class furnished collage
stable and land 81 Willard Beach. ApDy
TO TRUE BROS No. s9l Fore street. 3l-u
EOB SALE House ana c0.ta-e lots for SAFE
at willard Beach. Caoice location tre
view OF the ocean. For terms amt particulars
INQUIRE Of n. r. WILLARD. z BE en- street.
Willard, Ne. iiyI21m
ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ar SOUTH
HI POkTLAND-Iher never was time
when such trades could be bought w >o1M
Portland real estate as az present. VIII sel
houses with good lots IN good neighhofhlodg
WIN mos modern improvements at iprces IA
below anything ever offered before. House.hlh
street $500; house. Shawn nc street SND
house. Trout street. $1,000: house Parker lane
90; lot ofland, Broadway, 500; lot AZ Casbs
Corner. lo0x400 e., $500. / also have somo8
+ the most desirable building lots AZ South Poit
land, the prices ranging from 500 10 $500 all u
IA|NHF
I ing in value each year. Any purson wishing o
bay building ioi can pay one dollar per week
/ II desired. This Is rare opportunity Tor one
" lshlug 70 secure lot ibat will Increase %
/ value each year. The under lgned will. Il DE-
/ sired. give the names of parties who have Win
I I'm the last dozen years made from one TO $50
/ hundred dollars In one year on lots that cost hN
/ little above one hundred doilars. Tie pablo
I must remember th in buying lots at South
! Portland /. is nor ike going ont OF town vheis
; some Spectator has bought up q farm saa
divided the same into building lots at poal
removed from stores. post ONCE, church ncg4'
bors sidewalk. sewers and many other PRIV.
I leees that are enjoyed by resident 9 SOUP
Portland. For plaus. etc.. cal on +. q. = Ar
FORD. 3i1a Exchange street mari+a
DOR SALE-House with II rooms and about
two acres OF land filled with lfuli Je@
Also house OTIS adjoining, in East Deerine 8.
ban gain by GEO. W. ADAMS los Ekenaase
81. Executor OF the estate Of the late Ben'a9M
Adams. 81
EFOR SALE--A fine cash business lnllge man
q uiacturing town, All fresh goods 81. ae
KIND tnat don't so out OF style. no Competition
This IS p ane opportunity for ONE or two lss
men. Price twenty Ave hundred dollars. Y,
NJ. STAPLES, Bridlton. Me- 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young man. with
w moderate capital to lake an interest in a
good cash bHsne IS in this city. Best of refer
ences required and given. Address CASH, Box
10 POr lane. Lis
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To save 1er Child

From frightful Disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Gallager, of LAGRANGE, Ca, APP
piled Bucklen Arnica SaIve to great
sores on her head and face, and writes
It's quick cure exceeded all her hopes
1t works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin
Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds and Piles.
Csc. Cure guaranteed by H. p. S.
Goold, 577 Congress street. druggist.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Charlottetown, p e. l., August IA
heavy thunder storm passed over the
Georgetown district at noon today. A
man named Dan Mcmillan and his horse
were Instantly killed while at work in
the bayfield, about two miles from Carti-
gan bridge
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ADVANCE IN COAL.

North Sydney, G. b.. August The
general mining association announces
another advance in bituminous coal to
So per ton net at the pits mouth. This
is over dollar more than the price last
year.
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SALE.

An attractive, compact, two story
frame house. seven rooms and bath,
amp c ciOtet DOM and steam heating
throughout. IA goOi rep fr. unob-
strucfed san mine. garden, lot 100 IT.
front, o. fe tdeep nffsen minutes wink
from CITY Hall. $500. Must have
quick sale.
BENJAMIN SHAW q co.
81 1-2 Exchange street.
ilv13l2y
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PHILLIPS EFFECTIVE.
But Boston Won Yesterday's Game from
Cincles.

Boston, August Phillips was ex
tremely effective today, the Bostons only
making four hits off his delivery in
eleven innings. Boston won in the
eleventh inning on base on balls, two
outs and single. Kahoe was struck in
the foot by batted ball in the second in
ming and retired. Pietz took his place.
Attendance ZOO. Score:
Boston, 100000 900 1-3
Cincinnati, 100 o 0 0 0 l 0 o.
Base hits-Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 9.
Errors-B Boston, /; Cincinnati, g. Bat
teries-Dineen and Sullivan; Phillips
and KahOe and Pietz.
PHILLIES BATTING STREAK.
Philadelphia August In the eighth
inning OF today game between Philadel-
phia and ST. Louis the locals developed a
batting streak and won by the close mar
gin Of one run. Six singles and double
sent four men across the plate. Up to
that time, Young had kept tbs hits wall
scattered. Attendance, 1889. The score !:
ST. Louis, 0 13 o 0 2 or
Philadelphia, 2 0 0 o l 1 4 ks
Base hits-St. Louis, 10; Philadelphia,
10 Errors-St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia,
3. Batteries Young and Robinson; Orth
and Douglass.
BROOKLYN TURNED TABLES.
Brooklyn, August 1.-The Brooklyn
turned the tables on Pittsburg today
taking advantage of some ragged fielding
in the sixth, when two errors, a base on
balls, an unaccepted chance, four singles
and an out netted seven runs. Wi tn the
lead clinched McGinnity, who hal
pitched great ball, let down in the
seventh while in the eighth Cross sent in
two runs by a wild thrown to the bleach
ers. The work of Dahlen, Leach and Ely
and Jones batting were features. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
B BisssPSTs ! 9 9 9 8 3 90 Z 6
Base Pittsburg. 5; Brooklyn, 9.
Errors-Pittsburg, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Bat
teries-Phillips and O'Connor; MeGinni-
ty and Farrell.
NEW YORK WON AGAIN.
New York, August New York took
another game from the Chicagos today
Neither team tslded we'll but the visitors
made the worst errors and were also weak
at the bat when hit meant runs. War
ner is still in the hospital. The physicians
hope to have Warner S arm in shape for
next season. Attendance 1900. Score:
Chicago, o o 0 1-5
New York, 1 0 l 2 0 0 8 ks
Base hits-Chicago, 8; New York, z.
Errors-Chfcago, z; New York, z. Bat
teries-TaylOr and Donahue; Carrick and
BOwerman.
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AGENTS WANTED.

GENERAL AGENT WANTED - For the
" ate of Maine. Guaranteed salary of
$S3.33 per month and all EXPENSES Address N
=. MANAGE Err, Box 1867, Portland 81
a GENTS WANTED--Winng workers guar
"A anteed 500 per month with additional
commission Address ID y. f., Box 1857 81
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r ACES At CALAIS

Calais, August 1.-The 2 10 class race
at the Calais driving park today was the
finest exhibition ever seen on any eastern
Maine track. Ten horses started. Pro-
wider won the first heat in 2.1S 1-2, lower
ing the track record three-quarters of a
second. The three following heats were
won by Clayson after being fought from
wire to wire by Keno L. and Lady Lea.
Only three horses started in the $50
class. The first three heats were beauti-
full exhibitions by all three horses Lancy
taking the last two easily. Summary:
2 10 Trot and Pace; Purse $500.
Clayson, b g by Allie Clay,
dam by Lord Nelson (Blanch-
ard, Eastp0rt 3
Proyider, Oh s, (McKie Char
lottetoWn),
Lady Lea, Oh m, (Phair,
Pressure Isle), 6
Alice Drake, blk IN, Morgan,
Pembroke,) 2
Maud Q Wilkes, b IA, (Wood-
Ks gs5a s :. 15s%2}s, Calais, &C. 8
Jock Bowen, blk s. (Haiey,
seddie d, IN, GLOSS, Vance
boro) 8 8 4
john 10 10 s s
Maceo, blk e. (Jameson,
Princebon), cir
Time, S.18 l-8, ? 10 10, 9.l9 ~, 30 8-4.
80 Glass rrot and Pace; Purse $500.
Lanoy, b S by Apple Jack. dam
by Son of Tom Hail. (Mor-
s-riIl. Pittsheld), 981l1
Lady Jumps, blk IN, (McKay,
ST Stephen), 1892
Wager, blanchard Eastport) 3128 8
Time, 2 81 IA, 29l-4. ss4 Ia s.s9 10,
227
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Souvenir Sp00Hs.

Longfellow, Observatory. Portland Be'd
Light and nlnty other subjects, largest stock "a
the city McKENNEy, the Jcweler, Nona
ment Square. bada
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ROAT FOUND-In Casco Bay July 81. A.
- row beat. Owner address CHAS. Nc
NANE, Long Island, Portland. ii
T OSI-On July 20 a Logs rec fer light, in one
- pocket IL yards OF blacS wsteIe ribbon
The tnder please send to MRS WALTER
BUIIEL, Shaw's Block, Biddeford, Maine,
Jefferson street. ii
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Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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FoR SALE.
Forty vvOr DIS inserted under this head
,ne week for 25 cents, cash ia advance
FoR - ALE.

At Fryeburg. Me-, Homestead of late
John Locke situated on Main ST., OPP
posite "Ihe oxford" Corner lot about
IS0x11O feet; House two stories with
ell, rooms, furnace heat; large
stable, water in house and stable. Also
two story building and ell containing
two stores, dental rooms and two tene-
ments; Lot about 7Ox11O TT. Must be
sold to close estate. Enquire of
JJHN lUUkE, e3s ST. JOHN ST.
ilY3Od1W
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NO LET-NIarIy furnished room, arge and
airy, in good quiet location; near first class
boarding house. 10 GRAY ST., Letween Park
and State. 2Sl
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TOILET.
Forty words insez ted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash in advance

!
FlO LET-Large, furnished front room WITH VII.
Il alcove. Steam heat gas, bath room p, y, ~ II
l0ges. INQUIRE torenOOns al - ELLIS w O11 4 n
STREET. IL
ITO LET-Furnshed rooms with or without
Il board; 200 feet from corner OF FafK anu
Cong e5s streets. Pleasant, open sldq4lIoH'
with shade trees 2nd grass. Mrs. oh1liA-
INGS, Congress Park -
no LET-House No 10 Gray street 10 rooms
4 and ta.h, newly papered ana paal Iaoil
Pn aaT sTsnt a F0odpe q H. RAND&LL 2
Commercial ST., or ~ State 81. augIo0
mo LET A very desirable upper rent of
4 rooms aBd bath, separate steam heater
chance for wood and coal up stairs. IN g0od re-
pair, located in one of the best parts OF the CITY
on ushman street Pr ce and particulars in
Street. II
yxTE WANT the public to know that they
w can get frstclass Tintypes at the Gem
Photograph Gallery, 3e5 Congress St Also a.
amateur work done at short noEice and at req
sorahle prices GEM PHOTOGRAPH Co,
385 Congress street. Opp. City Hall. 3l1
rTO LET-Nice six room furnished cottage;
4 Rents for who season for $50. VIZ
rent for balance Of season at price TO please
anyone. Beautiful location. L. M. LEIGH
TON, SO Exchange street. Oil
HlO LET-Lower rent of eight rooms 60 Paris
& street. Hot water, bath room; very
nice rent for the price SIC, Lower rent three
rooms, rear 227 Danforth STR ct 81. Apply TO
E. HAsrY. 24s Middle ST Up stairs. 3l-I
DOOM TO LET-At 100 Newbury st. $l.5O
LII per weak. or board included $500. with
bath room ivi!ege. Apply HASKELL. 81
VO LET-NIerIy furnished room, arge and
a airy, in good quiet location; near first class
boarding house. 10 GRAY ST., Letween Park
and State PSI
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS -Frenericl
Al S. Vail has the largest list of desirable
houses and apartments for sals and to let OF
any real estate Office In Portland His spec
ialty Is negotiating mortgages. collecting rents,
and the ecOnom Cal manage me- of property. !
Apply REAL ESTATE OFFICE. First
National Bank Building ily25dlmo
Il o LET-Nice 6 roomed furnished cottage
for season at S45, never rented before less
than $50. beautiful location, great bargain |
present occupant wishes to move to the city |
and Will rent low. Apply at once. j.. M. |
LEIGHTON, 53 Exchange ST. 24-u
n 0 LET-A trst-class second floor rent of
eight rooms, at 1913 Cumberland st.. with |
bath and modern cenveniences and sun all dayt |
also furnished cottage of six rooms, at Forest |
CITY Landing Peaks Island. with full view of
White Head. Apply to TRUE BROS, 1874 Fore
ST. Portland, Me. jly11-n
ITO LET-First class rent of eight rooms at
223 High ST. Price $25. Inquire of GEO. |
G. HOPKINS, 88 IL Exchange st. le1dtf
DOR. RENT-House No. 63 Gray street. Nine |
rooms beside halls bath and sore rooms |
hot ana cold water, set tubs furnace heat; with |
good yard room. All in first class order. En-
quire at A DEERING ST, morning, noon or
night 22tf |
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w ANTED-A few experienced mattresses
w at the SEA SHORE HOUSE, Old Orchard
SC
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NOR SALE-20 can milk route near p...
H. land, including Is caus. Ice cnest h', vss
pung, wagon, and all necessary liking 10 ma
count of i'll health OF present owner. Fo, n so'
Iiculars inquire of w. f. DRESSER Ia s Il,
change street III
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VRTE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or win re-
cetve the same at our auction rooms foI
sale on commission. GOSS & WILSON
Auctoneers, 154 Middle street. corner silver
street fet3-tf
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NOTICE-Goss s. Wilson. aucuoneers, re-
~ moved to 154 to 100 Middle ST. cornsr oi
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M ANTED-Sitna ion rs bookkcener OF "
~ sistant, by young woman out Of town Aa9
mas had several years experience with lle'.Ma
emp oyer Can take full charle OF double ent}
Address BcOkkkEPER, Box 1851. l-l
nv ANTED-Situaton as Goa Imam - p.r
Vate mi y. thoroughly undelsrnn' e'io
OF horses and lawn. Cau furnish go0l " . gr
enees; years with lar employer fhannn n
REILLY, 10 Wentworth str or, Biddeiofa '''
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advance.
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w ANTED-At once, Table Girls at NOR
w TOMS CAFE. IL
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DOR SALE-At Pleasantdae. New 2stn
II house, eight rooms and bath, steam heal
hot and cold water. cemented cellar; 40 500 feef
land, very slightly, IN view OF Portland and I'm.
Dor L ectrics pass the door. First ume AZ
fered. Must be sold. w. II. WALbRON &
Co. $50 Middle street. 3lI
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w ANTED-GOmpeten woman as cOmpan-
" ion and assistant to invalid lady at Old
Orchard through the month of August. lin
quire at 65 FREE STREET. IL
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SUMMER BOARD.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week Tor 20 cents, cash ia advance.
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NOR SALE-The substantial and nlo..--
T. two story brick house aud lot '' eosa
state and Danforth ST eet; sufficient 1 sosa III
street to erect another ho1 r.s. IN
reasonable offer refused. BENZ. SHAW e e
CO. o,
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NOTIcE-C. s. belong. contractor and
~ builder; jobbing promptly attended to
estimates given; houses for ga and to let
mortgages negotiated. also care OF property.
Carpenters shop 2eA Federal ST. Call or
write Sc EXCHANGE ST. once hours gil a.
m. ana from 1-5 p II Telephone 43A2.
mar2ldm
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MAIHSPRl8Gg, 75c.

The best Amer can Malnsurngs rnade hv
the Elgl. and Waliham companies. Warranted
Tor oAe year. MckENNEY The JeHeler,
Monument square ly-0du
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-28

Hon. &. III. Wendell, of Illinois, ad-
dressed large audience Monday night
on the political issues from a demo-
cratic standpoint. The club room was
completely filled and more than $50 stood
outside and heard the arguments. Mi.
Wendell was unknown here but il is safe
to predict that if he should come again,
he would draw as well as any man that
is on the stump in Indiana at present
For two hours he presented the demo
cratic side Of the case and the audience
was attentive from first to last. He
showed that the administration is tramp
ling upon the Declaration of Independ-
ence and the Constitution and that it
has violated the principles involved in
the emancipation proclamation. His
historical comparisons showed him to
be a man of classical culture and bis
delivery was of the kind that sends con-
viction up and down the backbone of
the nearer.
Notwithstanding the fact that 81
Plunksrd was on at the opera house, Mr.
Wendell drew an audience larger than
the hall could accomodste. Evidently
there is no apathy in the democratic
camp this year Democratic enthus-
issm is manifest and it is developing
with rapid strides.