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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
SOUTH PORTLAND.

In the last Issue. OF Frank Leslie S
Weekly there is monograph, written by
James Otis kaler. ON our fellow towns
man, Nj. A. Hanna, which gives a most
graphic description OF some or the early
adventures or 1.-THE brave jack tar who
won two medals from tbs government"
The Jolly Six gave their usual dance
at the Union opsra house last evening"
A GOOD HAUL.
Not long since Mr.. Josiah Pillsbury, of
willard, cast his lines for fish right with
In the harbor limits, between Simonton
Cove and Cushing's island, and the re-
mark able part of 1t is that he caught. in
one day. four hundred and sixty pounds
of cod-big steak cod at that. The haul
was big one, and very unusual for this
arti cular spot.
Inc ''colorsp OF Bethany church netted
quite a handsome sum from their recent
sale and entertainment. probably reach
ing one hundred and nifty dollars or
more.
The appointment of Captain Albert
Boyd as local deputy under Sheriff Pear
son is approved by all. Capt. Boyd is q
resident OF Meeting House hill, and q
man OF business ability and sterling in
tegrity.
The Primary aud Junior Sunday
School Teachers Union of South Port
land and Cape Elizabeth met yesterday
afternoon at half past two, with Mrs,
Rachel Shanning, No. 10 b street,
Knightyille.
One OF the tine large cars Of the Var
mout road which has been idle IN the
car barn, has been put into servios on
the Pleasantdaie division to help out the
Christmas travel there. 1t win serve to
relieve the crowded condition OF the cars
between that village and Portland, and
win be appreciated by the residents Of
that district.
Mrs Jennie Barnes Pops has returned
to her homo on L street, from . brief
visit to Boston.
IMPORTANT PARISH MEETING.
There was an important meeting OF the
Universalist parish last evening at which
the details of the dedication OF the ."Oole
Memorial churoh'' wers considered and
it was determined that theSfollowing SER
vices should be held on the evening OF
January at 7.30:
Invocation Rev. J. NJ. Atwood.
Scripture Reading-Rsv DIR. Blan-
chard.
Prayer-Rsv. W. W. Hooper, State
Missionary.
Dedioatory Sermon-Rev. G. A. Hay
den OF Augusta.
Sentence OF Dedicatlon-Rev. Il. G.
Davis.
Address to the People-Rev. w. NJ.
kimmsll OF Charlestown, Mass.
Special preparation is being made for
the music on the occasion and the regu-
lar choir will be augmented by many
voices which win make this feature of
the exercises most impressive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES.

We offer o magnificent assortment OF
Sterling Silver Novelties at very low
Pearl Paper Cutters, Sterling Silver
handles, 75o.
Etsrling silver Button Hooks, 500.
Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes, zoo.
Sterling Silver Velvet brushes, $l.OJ.
Sterling Silver Desk Hooters, 400.
Sterling silver Files, 500.
Sterling Silver Pocket Cork Screws,
81 90.
Startling Silver Glove Stretchers, E1.R5.
Sterling Silver Nail PoIishers, 500.
Sterling Silver Tape Measures, u 90.
Sterling silver Darning Balls, 800.
Sterling Silver Mustache Pocket
Combs, Co.
Sterling Silver Pocket Files in case,
75c.
Startling Silver Stamp Boxes, Coo.
Sterling silver Baby Brush and Comb
Sets, 81 90.
Sterling Silver shoe Horn and Hook
Sterling Silver Nail Brush and Tooth
Brush Sets, u 90.
Sterling Silver Hair Curriers', csc.
Sterling silver Tea Bells, oOc, 7be:.
Sterling Silver Match Boxes. Sl.OO,
ST.. so, up to $500.
Sterling silver lea Strainerss u 90.
Sterling silver Companions, File,
Glove Buttoner and Manicure knife. 500.
Opener, Eraser. DOC.
Sterling Silver Ladies' Set In satin
cases, Scissors, Emery ana Thimbie, sl.25
Sterling Silver File and Shoe Horn
Sets $50.
Sterling Silver Tooth Powder Bottles,
500.
Sterling Silver Tooth Brush Bottles,
700.
Sterling Silver Bonnet Brushes. ,sl.W.
Sterling Silver Cream Jars, Sbc., Doc
Pungents. Memorandum Books, BABY
Rattles,s Shos Horns, Coat Hangers, Hat
Markers, Nethersole Bracslets, Bag Tags,
Whist Counters, Bib Holders, Garter
Clasps, Armlet Mountings. Cigar Cutters,
Pocket Knives, Purses, Pipes, Suspendsr
Mountings, Buckles. shoe Horns, Bag
Ton. Napkin Ringa, 75 Q. to % 20.
Sterling Silver Tea Balls. Pap Spoons
A very BEAUTIFUL line OF princess
Sterling Manicure pieces set with Anne
thysts, very effective design, si.so TO
81. so.
Above goods are good weight. substan
tial Sterling Silver pieces, all fresh ana
new and put into our stock from the
manufacturers hands within six weeks
and are up to date goods in every respect.
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DIAMONDS.

We carry In stock fine line OF Ola
mopds and other Precious Stones, both
loose aud set. Rings. Brooch Pins,
pendants, Stick Pins, Studs, etc.. from
the lowest In price to the most expensive
gems A fine white Brilliant Diamond,
warranted perfect in color and brillianoy,
weight IL karat, set In finger Hing,
$40 co. Warranted first GLASS In every
respect. A nice White Stone set In heavy
Tiffany Ring setting for S25 90. Opal
Turquoise, surrounded with Diamonds,
s25 % (regnlar price. $4,000 Diamond
brooch Pins from $40 90 to $275 10
We bought largely Of loose Diamonds
last season before the advance in price
and shall give purchasers the benefit OF
the old prices
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He Is a Wonder and No
Mistake.
The Final Score Last Night
Was Twenty TO Five.

The much demanded, much talked oil
and much anticipated Russell came last
night and made his initial bow bsfore the
polo oranks of Portland, and incidental
to his visit gave material help to the
home team In rolling up score Oh TWEEN
ty to five against Gardiner.
1t was a terrible lacing that the maroon
Glad team gave TO the tigers from Gardi-
ner last night. In the words OF the small
fry who can tell mere about polo In
minute than the rsst of the world could
relate in year: Russell didn't do
ting to 'em.' He is certainly a star per
former. These "crack-a-jacks' come high
but the management of the Portland
team this year is giving the people of this
city all they pay for and q little more
thrown in. 1t would seem to see Russell
play that ne was born with polo stick
in HE hand, with skates on his feet and
eyes trained on the narrow opening OF
the cage. He never missed q shot. lie
is motionless and apparently asleep In
the center of the floor. The ball comes his
way, crash, bang it goes into the cage
and the crowd shouts because of another
goal, Goals come SO easy that the crowd
was held in breathless suspense last night
TO see what Russell would next do. He
can hit the ball into tine cage from any
position he may be- in. Back handed, in
the air, between his feet, with both
hands, on the move like streak OF
lightning, almost while standing on his
head. No passing ball moves SO fast that
he cannot turn 1t In it's course and ap-
parently nut it where he wants 1t to go.
And as for juggling, well Japanese
trickstsr is not more adept than he and
towards the last part OF the game last
night Russell showed another phase of
his playing. He is a scrapper and seems
to enjoy a good row. He will give the
crowd many chances to shout before the
Portlands lead this procession.
So much for Russell, now something
about this game. But Il was all Russell
after all. The !Gardiners are by no means
an easy aggregation TO humble. They
play good polo as the Portlands have
learned to their cost, bat last night they
were not In the contest for minute.
With such tremendous handicap they
kept saving wood and died game, max
ing the game scrappy and interesting to
the last. 1t was Waterloo to the visi.
tors. What will happen to Bath here
neat Tuesday night
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MORRILLS.

Several OF the young gentlemen OF
Woodfords and Deering Center rendered q
complimentary dance and reception to a
NUMBER of the teachers of the schools In
the DserinR district, last evening at
Hoegg hall. Deering Center. the dance
was tsndered as return for a similar
event given by the young lady teachers a
few weeks ago.
Mrs. L. o. wiidss of 2so Stevens ave-
nue. lie very Ill.
g Ths P. q. Shakespeare club will hold
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
GUT GLASS.

FINEST AMERICAN CUTTING
Plain and Silver mounted Put Boxes
Cream Jars, 25c to "a %, Cigarette Jars
Tea Caddies. Mucilege Bottles, Mustarp
Pots. Ink Wells, salts and Peppers, Q o
loyne Bottles, Flasks, Sugar Shak eTs
Creams, Decanters. Cracker Jars, Tobao-
co Jars, Cigar Holders, Bowls, Flower
Stands. Vases, Celery Dishes, Naples,
Olive Dishes, Water Bottles, Water b OF
ties, 50 30 to 90, Reading Glasses, Sterl-
ing Silver Handle. 81 IS TO IS 90, Rose
LOO to So 20. A Beautiful Or Bottle
with faoeted Cut Glass Stoppes only $1.0g.
Spoon Holders, Sherry Decsnters with
six glasses, 800, Butter Plates, Tobacco
Bottles Bed Room Water Bottles, with
Tunbler, cover to match, 90 90 to 70 90.
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Sterling Silver Ware.
(925-gOOO fine.

Tea spoons, dessert spoons, Table
Sdoons. Forks, Cream Ladies', Sugar
Sifters, Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives
Berry Spoons, Oyster Servers, Cheese
scoops. Butter Spreaders, Bon-Bon Scoops,
Coffee Spoons, Sugar Sifters, Sugar
longs, Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings,
Lettuce Forks, Oyster Forks, Salad Sets
Fish sets, Cold Meat FORKS, Ice Cream
Spoons, Egg Spoons, Toast Forks, Cake
Servers, Salt and Peppers, Individual
Buffers, Children's Guns, Bread and
Cake Trays, Gravy Boats, Tea Caddies,
lea Balls and Strainers, Cream ana
Sugar Sets, Pin Trays, Bon-Bon Dishes,
Tea Bells, Chocolate Muddlers, Almond
Dishes, Pun Boxes. Whisky Flasks,
Soap Boxes, Butter Plates, Cream
Ladies', Bon Bon Dishes, Pap Spoons,
Pearl Handled Table Knives, IS. 90 set
Pearl Handled Tea Knives, So Gu set.
Pearl Handled Fruit Knives, 50 90 set.
An Elegant Present. Sterling silver tea
spoons from 50 90 to s. 90 set Set of
Sterling Silver lea Spoons, the
"Arkebar pattern, very beautiful de-
sign 81 IN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21

Washington, December 20.-rhs follow
ing Is the text OF the Boutells retirement
bill:
"Resolvsd. That by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the United
States of..America, In Congress assembled
that the President Of the United States
be and he is hereby authorized 30 nomi-
nate and by ana with the advice and con-
sent OF the Senate TO appoint upon the
retired list of. the navy. with the rank Of
captain. Charles A. BsutalIs. formerly
volunteer lieutenant. oh the active list
Of the navy"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21

Is next meeting December S1st, begin
ming ths Comedy Of Errors.
There Will be no meeting of the Union
Bible GLASS on Christmas eve. The next
nesting Will be at the home OF Mr.. Il. T..
Jones. Leonard street, December Sist.
The lessons on the life of Christ will be
continued for six months OF 1901.
The regular Friday evening assembly
Will be held at Hoegg hall this evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
FINGER RINGS.

For ladies, men and children. Frices
of mems rings from s. 90 20 5000.
Ladies' riDgs from 81 90 to 1000 Child
ren's rings from Soc. to Sl.50, either plain
or chased gold. Onerpecial lot OF Opal
finger, $500, regular price, $3.50. Three
Opal Kings, 500. ChiIdren's rings, oval
gold, plain, 49,, $l.O0. Carbunole rings
for men, 81. 90, 4e0, 800, 100, 10 90. Plain
Band rings, oyAls, tine gold for ladies or
men, 81 90 to 5000. Ladies finger rings,
solid gold, set with pearls, orals, en1er-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
EBONY GOODS.

Sterling Silver trimmed Hair Brushes,
81 90, Leo, LEO. Cloth Brnsh se, ~ ~
Combs, SOC. 20 81 90. Military Brushes,
81 80 a pair. Ebony Mirrors. $40.
Brush, Comb and Mirror in satin box,
5000.
These prices seem low for this GLASS OF
goods. but we will guarantee them genu-
Inc, first class French Ebony.
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GOV. WULUUTTs CONDITION.

Boston, December 20--There 10 no
change In former 90varpor Wolcott's
cenaition this evening according 10 Die
phsyician. The patient he says, seerts
more alert and takes mora notice of what
is going on about him than has been the
case recently, ana 10 no worse than 10 IL
to be expected Of person IA the height
Of typhoid fsvsr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21

Christmas music at TIA Methodist
church, Sunday morning:
Voluntary,
Christmas Offertarium, ThAyer
Anthsm-Joy TO the World, the Lord
Is Come, Schuecker
Responss-Calm on the Listening
Ear OF NiRht,'' MBfston
Anthem-Ths Babe OF Light and
Glory, Dressler
Orertoirs- Trannursi, 4 Shumann
CARDIFF Is the Blessed Christmas
Morn, BARTLETT
Hynn-Hark, the Glad Sound,
Postlude, Lemmens
Tenor, Dir. Walter Henderson; sopranos,
Miss Carrie u. Phinney, Miss CLARA
Simpson: contralto, Mrs Andrew Dodge;
bass, Mar. Thomas smith; violinist, Mas
ter Percival Bodge; organist, Mr.. i. IL.
McCann.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
MAN AND MONEY MISSING.

ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l
Bath, December 20-AIbert Hennessey,
a blacksmith at the Bath Iron Works,
who boards at 45l High street reported to
the police tonight that s47 In cash which
re had looked In his trunk had disap-
peared ana that his room mate named
Fsnton Roberts had also gone. Chester
Emmons, another boarder, also lost So.
Inc police tonight are trying to locate
Roberts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21

Nut Picks (6) and cracK in case, 7bcts.
Table Bells, t0cts 75ots., S1.Ol.
Candle Sticks, gilt or silver, 81 30, l.50,
l.76, 2.26, 4 10.
King Stands, sI.OO, Taper Holders,
Sl.25.
Vaseline Stands, $3.50, 9 co.
Match ana Pick Holders, VI 90, 20,
1885, /. 80, 400.
Smokers Sets, pieces, S. 90, co, $50,
6 90.
Cigar Boxes, 5000. Soup Dishes, Sc 90
Travellers' Soap Boxes, 81 20, LOO, 2 20,
2 so. Smokers CABINET with briar- pipe,
$500.
Jewel Cases, %. so to 7.60.
Ink Stands, with pen rack, S1.6o, ESQ,
400, 200.
Watch Stands, $3.50.
Stamp Boxes, SLIGO, i. IS, l. 80, 1.75, g 20.
Pin Cushions, 76cts u co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
OPERA GLASSES.

from eheapest to this most expensive.
Black morocco, ~ 90, 20, 4, B, 5 30.
Pearl operas, white oriental and smoked,
"a. so, $40, y 81, 10 90. IL 90, ll.75. Self
Focusing Operas, 10 co. 1900. 1900, 81 VI.
Most convenient and elegant opera glass
in the market. Aluminium opera glasses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
w. w. MANSFIELD & CO., JeWele
241 Middle Street

Thermometers, $3.50, 90.
Collar Button Boxes, si.O0, 1.2b, 1.b0,
200.
PIN Trays and Ash Trays, 800. l.a5,
1.50 to 4 50.
Puff Boxes with PUT. slsb, 40. 200,
$50 8 90. $50, SEQ.
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burgess

burgess goal JAnelie
Score Bath, Z; Lewiston, s. BUSHES
Hipson, 8; Mercer, 8. Stops-Burgess,
I6: Janelle, 81. Fouls-O Hara. Referee
Connolly. Timer-Fields, Attendance
$50.
THE STANDING.
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Edward q. Libby, s.: Charles b. Wick
cry, Bath, $40; Albert Ill. Dicksy, Frank
fort, sla.
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JE w ELRY.

Most extensive assortment solid
gold, gold filed and silver jewelry
Bracelets, Brooch Pins, Bar Link
Cuff Buttons, Cravat Pins, Ladies'
Guard Chains or Lorgnettes in
great variety, from SOC to $500.
Belt Buckles, Girdles, Shopping
Bags, Side Combs, Baby Dress
Pins, Baby Neck Chains. One
special lot Of SOLID GOLD
BROOCH PINS, wreath pattern,
set with Pearls, Rubies, Sap
phires, Olivines or Emeralds, at
1900 to $3.50. Usually sold at
t4.00.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21

aids. rubies. turquioises, sapphires, etc.
from $500 10 $50 %. A very complets
assortment. Opal and. Diamonds, Sd00.
9 90, 10. 90, l6 %, 20 90. $3.50 A Fire
stone Opal King for Misses, 800
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Score Portland. 30; Gardiner, 5.
Rusneg-Russell, s; Campbell. IL; Daw-
son, 8; Whetmough, / Leyden, /. Fouls
Campbell, Russell. Stops in goal
Mallory, 80; Smith, .. Referee-Fred
Lane. Iimer-Dyer. Scorer-Hickey.
BATH, z; LEWISTON, A.
Bath, December 2O.-An exceptionally
lively game of polo was played here to-
night between Bath and Lewist on, the
former winning by q score . OF to 4.
Lew iston played DESPERATELY from the
start, but Baths superior passing was q
feature. The audience was anthu siastio
over the game. summary;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. December 20-The follow
ing pensions have been granted to Maine
fenple:
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Christmas
Coffees.

And why shouldn't you
have a Special Coffee for
such an occasion 1t
won't do to mar the pleas
ure Of the feast by. using
an inferior brand. Not
when there's Absolutely
Pure Coffees to be had at
about the price of the
"make- believe" There's
every Best Grade Coffee
Here. We have never
been even tempted to deal
in the other kinds. We
rather build up a future
business than momentariIy
gain by big profits.
o. C.. EIWell,
794-798 Congress IT.
decat-lt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-21
GILT AND BRONZE

Clocks, VERY beautiful boudoir, chamber,
or desk CLOCKS Plain ivory disls or sur
rounded By brilliant, emeralds, sapphires
or rubiss. etc., $500, $500. $40. $500,
$500, 800.
GILT AND BRONZE FIGURES.
Diana. Artist, Cavalier, Mustang,
Pointer, Lion, Stag, History, Rough
Rider. Music, etc., 500, $500, $3.50, 500,
s.. 90, $3.50.
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WARREN CHURCH.


The following programme of music has
been arranged under the direction OF
Miss Annie Holmes. organist at the War
rem Congregational church, to be used
at the Sunday morning services at the
Warren Congregational church as Christ
mas music:
yoluntary-Scherzo, Hoyt
Anthem-Brigntest and Best. Bracket
kesponse--Oh, Holy Night, Gife
Otfsrtory-March. from Lenore SYM
phoDy, Han
Anthem-Fear Not, - Iorenz
Postiude-March. Tannhauser, Wagner
Christmas Ii to be observed at the
Westbrook Baptist church with special
music at the Sunday morning services.
UNIVERSALISF CHURCH.
The following lie to DO the musical pro-
gramme for the Christmas music at the
Universaiist church:
Organ Voluntary.
solo-Babe OF Light and Glory, with
violin ohligato by Miss Aiice Quinby
Anthem--Hark, Hank My Soul, shelley
Carol-Hark, Burst OF Heavenly Mu-
sic
METHODIST CHURCH.
The following Is the programme vt
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WESTBROOK.

Chief Engineer Howard Stevens OF the
westbrook fire department, has had is
sued for distribution a. card showing the
location OF the fire alarm boxes, with ex.
PLANTATION of the new signals recently
adopted by the school committee for nc
school.
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ORIGINAL.
Charlss Sawyer. Portland, s..
INCREASE.
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Purses and ChaieIaIna Bags.


Purses and ChaleIalna Bags.
In Morocco, Lizsrd, Alligator, wairus,
Seal, Monkey Skin, snake, Texas Steer,
Pig Skin, Plain or silver, or gilt
trimmed in all popular shades, blue,
brown, green. gray, maroon. bun, black.
Old gold, French gray or bright finish.
Harvard crimson, Yale blue; Rococo and
4 90, 90. Monkey Skin, alligator snake,
anu Texas Steer SEin make very stylish
purses for ladies this season.
KITCHEN CLOCKS.
Black Walnut Clocks, Shay. strike with
or without alarm, 500, $500. $3.50.
NICKEL CLOCKS.
s5o., 400, 81. so. sl.76, $40.
BLACK WOOD CLOCKS.
Imitation marble and Mexican Onyx.
S-Day, Cathedral Gong one-half hour
strike $s.52 to $1,000.
CARRIAGE CLOCKS.
Finest imported French Timing and
Repeating In Leather hand case. $500 to
SIS. GO.
PORCELAIN CLOCKS.
Finest imported movements ana deco
rated cases, S-Day, Cathedral gong, l-2
hour strike, from $500 to 5000.
CHINA CLOCKS.
Imported with American movements,
81. ST. $780, g.. so. 81. 100, 50 go $500, $1,000,
$12 co. We have these clocks in the latest
shades and colors, Japanese red. bronze
green, cobalt blue, etc.
THE 'M0lllE STARK"
Is the daintiest Watch we have for
young ladies'. Solid Gold filled, will wear
twenty years, hunting style or open face.
Price SIS.
The same in fine gold case. 5000
LADIES' SOLID GOLD WATCHES
In great variety and all styles of engrav-
ings, or plain polished, or English style,
from $l5. 90 to $50 90
| MEMS WATCHES, STERLING SILVER,
CO.'S 1000 finel from .5s to $500.
| MEMS SOLID GOLD FILLED WATCHES
in twenty year cases, from 5000 to $50. 90
MEMS FINE SOLID GOLD WATCHES
nom 500 to $4,000.
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$780,.

This chair Ia a neat design. Eastern
manufacture. made - hardwood full
size cane scat. thoroughly sell made.
Price u.aa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18

Buffet. made OF the finest quarter
sawed golden oak. hand polished, heavy
beveled French plate mirror in back, m Ia
ter,al. finish and construction Is the best.
Regular price. $50; special for the week,
s22-5o.
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This chair - fancy design made %
hardwood high back mounted With
fancy shaped embossed panel neatly
turned posts. Nplnalra and rounds. fuli
size cane seat Price NlA
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A chair a trihe higher than the ordi-
nary dining room chair and not 90
high as the high chair. made of hard
wood. golden finished Price 7pc
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-28

NJ ). Davis sstill laid up with his
sore hand.
e. N. Kenyon is in Claremont, N.
H., on business.
see the Union Cash Bazaar advt. in
another part of this issue.
Michael Hamel commenced work
yesterday for John I. Callaghan.
lfyou want cheap fireworks visit
l'ayctte, Mendelsohn g. Cos.
James Robertson Jr., of Cliff street
IS lald up with a bad attack of the
grip.
The Methodist Sunday school are
holding their annual picnic today at
Mansfield.
Mrs. j. Milne of Pleasant Grove
is recovering from her recent attack
Of tonsilitis.
John L. Callaghan will treat the
six winners ia the bicycle parade to
ice cream or soda.
Remember the 4th of July and visit
Payette, Mendelsohn & Co.'S. for your
fireworks and balloons.
John G. Morrison and family ex.
pect to return in few days to their
home in Cambridgeport, Mass.
Alderman Mann says the grass on
Curlier park is sold and will be cut in
time for the sports July 4th.
Carl Tenney of Gaysville, Goddard,
''9, who has been here during COM
mencement returned home yesterday.
DR.. Claude Campbell of Rochester,
Goddard 'o3 arrived in the city We'd
nesday to attend the commencement
exercises.
Il. M. Marley, proprietor of the
hotel in Sharon, VT, was visiting
in town. He is the owner of a few
fast horses and paid a visit to the
trotting park.
Supt. of Water Works G. s. Currier
is today notifying all the citizens u.s.
ing water for hose purposes to be
more careful as the supply is getting
very short. If this weather contin-
ues without rain the hose supply will
have to be shut off altogether.
The prizes for the bicycle parade
are as follows: ladies first prize, a
handsome chair, presented by George
II. Conner: 2nd prize, silver cake dish,
by Henry Il. Mills; 3rd prize, bottle
Of perfume, by w. II. Gladding;
gentlemen: parlor clock, presented by
Fred King: End prize, pair of shoes
Ivy Eastman Bros; 3rd prize, man.
tie clock by John II. Calaghan. AS
these are six nice and valuable prizes
all those wishing to enter the parade
and secure one for the hest decorated
bicycle is requested to call on F. G.
McAnaly, Il. w. Nichols or Glen
Conner.