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Evening star., 1900-10-04
Overhead Wires,

Mr.. Wilton ]. Lambert then spoke to the
association regarding the necessity OF hav-
Ing more liberal laws In regard to the
stringing OF overhead wires east Of Rock
creek and north Of Florida avenue He
said he understood 1t had been held by the
attorney for the District that no wires for
either telephone or electric lighting pur-
poses could be extended outside the city in
this section otherwise than underground
While west OF Rock creek an exception had
been made. Mr.. Lambert said he had been
In consultation with the District authori-
ties and they were ready and willing to
cooperate In securing from Congress an
amendment and that as soon as the latter
can be obtained the entire avenue would be
furnished with electric lights In the
meantime oil lamps would be placed in that
section where the gas main does not ex-
tend.
Mr.. Lambert offered resolutions which
were passed, pledging the association to
this work and expressive of thanks to the
Commissioners for their efforts.
Mr.. Shoemaker then introduced Mr. B. H.
Warner, referring to the fact that Mr.
Warner had been not only prominently con-
nected with District affairs for many years,
but had perhaps done more than any other
citizen for the Improvement of the national
capital by the construction OF large num-
ber Of houses and the establishment of
financial institutions. notably the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company and Columbia
National Bank, which stand today as a
credit to the capital.
Evening star., 1900-10-04

Bargain i'm Dolls GO=Carts.
SOC. EACH Regular Price, Sl.OO.
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you i'll? Here, take my salts, quick!"
, "No-no-go on-I-I want to hear!
Where are they taking him." family
murmured Mrs. Frost
TRY to control yourself" said her
companion. srll tell you in one mo-
ment.' Meantime from without the
carriage the colonel continued; address
ing Nita's companion:.
HE tells perfectly straight story.
He says he has an old friend who is so
desperately ill and out of money-that
he got doctor for him and had been
nursing him himself. Those things he
carried are medicines and wine that the
doctor babe him buy. All he asks is to
take them to his, friends room and get
a nurse, then he is ready to 60 to camp
and stand for his trial. so told the
sergeant I'd be responsible"
''Oh, thank you somuch! DO see that
tie poor fellow isn't punished: Well
drive right round. Perhaps we can do
something. 1t is Red Cross business,
you know. Good afternoon, colonel.
Please tell our driver to follow them"
But, to her CONSERVATION, no sooner
had they started than she felt Nita's
trembling hand grasping herwrist, and
turning quickly saw that she was in an
almost hysterical condition.
my poor child, l had forgotten you
were SO worn OUT. I'll take you home
at once-but then We'll miss them en-
tirely. Oh, could you bear"
''Oh! No! MOI" moaned Nita. wiring
ing her little hands. ''Take me-any-
where. No! Take me home-take me
home! and promise me not to-not to
tell my husband what we saw" E.
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ITO Be Continued
The Point of View.

"Magnifcence" may signify one
thing to one person and quite another
thing to another person. 1t is related
that n gentleman went to dentist
and asked him to take a look at his
teeth" The dentist did so, and seemed
full of admiration.
"What do you think of them?' asked
the patient.
Magnificent! magnificent" was all
the dentist conld say.
Then you don't find anything to do
to them?"
ITO do to them? Why. there are four
to be pulled, six to be filed. and three
to be crowned!'-Youth's Companion.
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uNsLBY.
SONG OF THE PLoDDER.
KANSAA.

0ON0 VI NE FIOOOEHs
,
God gave my rival gifts that
Alas, must do without!
On wings of genius he may fly,
While I must plod about;
The. ends for which I toll SO long
He might with ease achieve,
But there afe cravings that are strong
oAnd ways men cannot leave.
Beside his talents mine are poor;
While he might soar, my way
Must always be the slow and sure
That leads on day by day:
He might outstrip me if he would
And win the prize I crave.
but wine and idleness are good,
And Tolls a sober kpave."
God gave him gifts that 1 have not;
That which in patient ways
ANd years of toiling have wrought
He might have done in days!
I may achieve no sudden height,
Nor win swift glory here
But 1 can curb my appetite,
And / can persevere.
S. E. kiser, in Chicago Times Herald.
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rro,o.ea All,ance with EaElsnd.

If the United States and England shoulG
form an alliance, the combined strength would
be so great that there would be little chance
for enemies to overcome US. In like man
ner, when men and women keep up their
bodily strength with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, there is little chance of attacks from
disease The old time remedy enriches the,
blood, builds up the muscles, steadies the
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TO Win Undying Fame.
Some day, to shift the small boy to an
earthly paradise. somebody will introduce
q fenceless baseball park and his fame will.
last forever.-Pittsburgh Times.
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a Blood
Trouble

Q Is that tired feeling = blood lacks vitality
and richness, and hence you feel like lag
gard all day and can't get rested at night.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will cure you because
it will restore to the blood the qualities it
needs to nourish, strengthen and sustain
the muscles, nerves and organs of the body.
1t gives sweet, refreshing sleep and imparts,
new life and vigor to every function.
Felt Tlred-"In the spring 1 would have
no appetite and would feel tired and with
out ambition Took Hoods Sarsaparilla in
small doses, increasing as grew stronger.
That tired feeling left me and felt better in
every way" w. e. Baker, Box So, Milford,
Ohio
. Be sure to get Hoods because
H00d'S $asc8apas-fxxa
Is the Best Medicine Money Can Buy. Pre-
pared by c. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
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IN 3or 4Years an Independence Is Assured

suyeEintsedent Of Immigrauen. Department Of
Interior. Ottawa. Canada address the UnderslGn-
g. Who viz Hsil Xeu atl.se: paIphlcts. etc: free
p%asas City, Mo.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27
ANNIE LOUISE CARY.
Brief Sketch BY Henry c. Lahss.

HE Boston Transcript publishes a
brief sketch Of Annie Louise Cary taken
rom Henry G. Lahee's Famous Singers
Of Today and Yesterday
Annie Louise Cary was born October
=, lS46. Her family were all musical,
and she was the youngest OF six musical
children. By the time she was sixteen
her voice had developed wonderful quail
ties, and she was able to sing from c in
TIE bass clef to + in alto, a range Of
three OctaVes and a half, at the age of
eighteen she went to Boston, and Sc
cured position in a church choir, while
she studied music. Her career in Boston
was much the same as that Of many
young aspirants for artistic honors-
church choir and chores, It has been
facetiously called. By this 1t may be IN
derstood that she earned her board by as
slsting in the household duties, while her
church choir position enabled her to pay
for her vocal lessons. Her splendid voice
and musical intelligence soon enabled
her to obtain concert engagements, and
before she went abroad she sang in many
festivals and at the Handel and Haydn
Society concerts. on one Of which occa-
sions she was associated with Parepa-
Rosa. Being possessed Of much ambition,
and with the energy which characterizss
the natives Of the State of Maine, Miss
Cary organized and gave a concert IN
Music Hall, which brought her enough
funds for a years. study abroad. Her
Puritan training forbade the idea Of op-
era and it was her intention to study for
concert and oratoriO. at the end OF her
year she was discouraged, and declared
that she sang no better than when she
arrived. TO this her teacher Giovanni
Cont, made no dissent, for his one idea
Of singing was opera. Miss Cary fur &
down her music, and left the room In
disgust. And now ca me q curious mental
revolution; having refused to consider
the possibility Of singing in opera, ard
having on that account left her teacher,
she shortly afterwards met an impresario
named LOrino, for whom she sang. He
offered her an engagement to shining
Italian opera, and she accepted it. For
two years she was in Lorini's company,
taking all kinds Of parts. In 1869 SIZE
went to Paris for further study, and
while there met Maurice Strakosch, who
was at that time forming the Nilsson
concert company. for tour In America.
In 1878 Miss Cary again appeared
in opera, creating the part Of Amneris.
with Italo Campanini as Rhadames,
when Aida was produced at the Acade-
my Of Music in New York. The follow
ing year Miss Cary sang Ortrud in
'LOhengrin.' In 1881 she made
her last appearance in opera in Phliadel-
phia, and in 1882 she sang for the last
time at the Cincinnati festival, having
taken part in each one given from 1878.
All young singers may take her early
career as a model, for it should give
hope and courage to many who are today
making a similar struggle
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27

TO 1.-two nice tenements of six rooms,
S11.00; two tenements of seven rooms,
$1,000 others is centrally located; price from
$500, 2O.OO, 1900 and $4,000 per month. En-.
qulre of EZRA HAWKES., Real Estate Agent,
Sc Exchange St. Telephone 434-2. 24-1
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force of Hahif.

''The funniest thing 1 saw during the
war;" said the colonel, Happened in my
regiment. One Of my captains had be
a railroad conductor before the war.
was a good disciplinarian and kept
men well drilled. One day he had
squad of men out marching them by
flank when he turned to speak to a
friend. When he looked again, his squad,
marching like veterans, were in the act
of 'butting' into a high board fence.
On the emergency he forgot for a mo-
ment that he was a soldier and became
again a railroad conductor.
Running forward toward the squad,
he shrieked at the top Of his voice; Down
brakesl Down brakesp
He was one of the best soldiers just
the same and led his men into many a
hot fight. Chicago Tribune.
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no LET-Rooms by the day or week, with or
without meals, steam heat and electric
lights, 81 meal tickets Gents $3.50. ladies'
$780, AT tie WALDO, No. 536 Congress st.
24-1
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Deep Mystery.

It is mystery why women endure
Baekache, Headache, Nervousness, Sleep
Iessness, Melancholy, Painting and Dir
" Spells when thousands have provide
that Electric Bitters Will quickly cure
such troubles. ! suffered for years with
kidney troubles writes Mrs. Phebe
Cherley, of Peterson, Ia, and a lame
back panied me so 1 could not dress my
self, but Electric Bitters wholly cured
me, and, although 70 years old, now am
able to do all my homework" 1t over.
comes Constipation. improves Appetite
gives perfeoT health. Only 300 at II. P.
S. Goold, ST. Congress street, drug store.
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no LET-Rent of rooms and bath, steam
heat, very pleasant and convenient. G. B.
DOTEN, 10 Sherman ST., or at 176 Commercial
St. Telephone 40. PAL
TO LET-Two nice tenements of six rooms,
S1100; two tenements of seven rooms,
$1,000 others is centrally located; price from
$500, 2O.00 1900 and $4,000 per month. En-
qulre OF EZRA HAWKES., Real Estate Agent
Sc Exchange st. Telephone 43l-2. 2+1
TO LET-Rooms by the day or week, with or
lights, 81 meal tickets Gents $3.50. Ladies'
$500. AT tie WALDO, No. 536 Congress St.
PAL
TO LET-Two desirable rents corner of Ash
mont and Beacon Sts., WOOdfOrdS; key at
So Highland ST., or apply to E. N. MAT
THEWS, Union Mutual Building PAL
r OLET-A West End fiat of rooms and
bathroom, newly renovated located 929
Congress ST., near Union Station; price 81 600
To family adults. Apply III H. FOSTER, 1877
Spring street. 241
ITO LRT-Whole house, &C Quebec St., 7
4 rooms, Sebago and water closets, rent
$500, coy convenient home all by itself. A.
I. LIBBY, q II Exchange street.. al
ITO LET-A desirable tenement of six rooms
4 near Congress Square Hotel. Price $500
per month. Apply to J. G. WOODMAN, 90
Exchange st. 2S-1
r o LET-Down stairs rent at 11e North St F.;
4 rooms and bath, not and cold water,
steam heat, first class repair, sun all day. very
slightly. fine view of city and suburbs. Inquire
at THOMAS STABLE, "a Lafayette st. 2S-1
FElO LET-House No. 10 Henry St, all modern
Il improvements; possession given Nov. 1St.
Inquire of 81. A. FLETCHER, 241 Commercial
street. 23-l
r @ LET-A house and stable, either together
or separate. The house IS an upper rent
No Ocean street. Inquire OF J. H. REED,
23-2
ITO LET-Niee house of 10 rooms, bath and
| laundry, hot and cold water. steam heat
everything up to dates near Congress street
can be seen afternoons; will be vacant Nov. Is
Enquire of EZRA HAWKES., Sc Exchange ST
23-1
| TO LET-Parties desiring pleasant. homeHk'
rooms Tor the winter, would do we'll to cal
on MRS. CHAPLIN, 11S Winter St., telephOn
in house. 221
| q 0 LET-LoWer tenement No. 232 High St
rooms, hot water he at all modern cor
VenleDces now ready for occupant Addres
f. E. DOCKERTY. Box 1919. 1872
CHOICE rent in western part of city; !
| y rooms. all modern cOnvenienceS. neWl
n IIa up, nice neIghborhood' sunny e1posuG.
For particulars call on GEO. f. JUNKINS, q
Middle street. 1874
OFFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING TT
~ first floor of the building occupied by tn
American Express Company on Plum street
offered for rent. Apply TO E. A. MOVES, Por
land Savings Bank. loft
no LET-A hrst-class corner store, Congrei
4 corner Gilman Plate glass, steel ceilin
good location for drug or grocery store or she
store: almost new. Price $50. l. NJ. Leigh
TON, 50 Exchange street. 2S-tf
! ITO LET-Large, furnished front room wit
A alceye. steam heat gas. bath room priv
leges Inquire torenoons at 10 ELLSWORT
STREET. ltf
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WIT AND WISDOM.

In its advanced and chronic form a cold
In the head is known as Nasal Catarrh and is
the recognized source Of other diseases. Hav-
ing stood the test OF continued successful use.
Ely's Cream Balm is recognized as a specific
for membranal diseases in the nasal passages
and you should resort to this treatment N your
own case. It's not drying, does not produce
sneezing. Price 90 cents at druggists or by
mail Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New
York. Give up prejudice and try it.
One swallow may not make a summer,
but pin maliciously inserted in a chair
sill make one spring.-Chicago News.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert 2

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes No boiling! no
baking simply add boiling water and
set to cool FlavOrs Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a pack
age at your groeers today. 10 cts.
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Portland & Boathhar Steamboat Co

STE hER On TERPRIsE leaves East
Ro9snoay aE g. p. Monday, Wednesday and
Heron Island 49, touching at So, Bristol,
island 0iOVi ouU o4uIfel
=. Returning TI leave franklin Wharf, Portland.
g ,,;--aI ~ 4 thursday and Saturday for
and. SO. Bristol and East Boothbay. ~
auszud ALFRED RACE Manager.
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r. 0 LET-A West End fiat of rooms and
bathroom, newly renovated located 929
Congress ST., near Union Station; price $500
To family adults. Apply III H. FOSTER, 1877
Spring street. 24-l
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ITO LET--In Deering Finest part an elegant
Il rent Of 8rOOms, ba b. pantry and shed, and
lawn; beautifully situated on corner; Steam
heat, electric lights hot and cold water. porce-
lain bath tub, electric bells, close to schools
and car lines; fine house, $500; also a new
double house now building, ready in six weeks.
DaIn ana pantry, Inc ioeat On, steam heat,
electric lights, hot and cold water, electric
bells Price so. By engaging them how YOU can
choose your own room papers. Apply to L. W.
BhADSTREET, d Lawn ST., Deering. 27-1
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NOTICE.

THE Female Proyident Association will hold
Its annual meeting in room 9. City Building.
october 18th, commencing at 2.8O O'Clock, for
the election Of officers and the transaction of
any other business that may be brought
legally before the meeting.
Per Order Managers
MRS. A. B. COLE, Secretary.
Portland, October 22nd 1900. Oet22dlw
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no LET-Large. pleasant frong rooms with
4 small rooms connected; steam heat and
without meals. Rates. board and room. S51
So perWeek; transient, S1.00 S1.5O per day
p meal tickets. gents $780, ladies $500; 10 meal
ST. POI
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E0R SALE-EIegant Pianos. MandoHns. Vic
4 Inns, Guitars, BaniOs, HarmonIcas. Super
ior Violin and Ba1jo Strings, Clarinets, Cornets
Drums, destruction Books. and everyth ng in
the music line. For sale by HAYES, Ala Con.
ores. SrrAaf ncteI
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TO LET-New nine 90 room house. with all
modern Improvements. VIII be rented
very low as I do not wish it to be vacant
through the winter. L. II. LEIGHTON, 81 Ex-
change street. Oct27dtf
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SPOT CASH-oLD GOLD

We pay spot cash Tor old gold and give y
the highest price. We also take It in exens9ss.s
for other goods. MCKINNEY, The Jehss.f1'
Monument Square. sepl'1-
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r 0 LET-Large pleasant front chamber with
aleOVe, up one flight. unfinished: like
wise good sized room up two flights, fur
centraL 26l
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NAINSPRIHGS. 75e.

The best American MainsDrngs. made y
the ElgiH and Waltham companies. Warfa1,,s.
for one year. MCKINNEY, the Je Jew
d nument Square. llyzoaA
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MAlNSPRINGS 75c.

Warranted for l year. The best quality Of
American maihsprings- MCKINNEY, The
Matchmaker, Monument Square. sept1sd
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HOUSE TO LET-Lower rent in house %
n Danf0rth st. Enquire Of J. II. BLAKE
Hidgery's Wharf 27-1
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THE ROCK SPRINGS MAS
SACRE.

An Instance of American Barbarity
RivaIIng Anything China Can Pro-
duce.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27

EOR SALE-Houses in Deerlng for $3.50
4 $4,000, $3OO0 So $780, $4,000; als0l houses in
Portland for $4,000 to $1,000. ChoIce building
lots at Oakdale. Fessenden Park Deerng
wa Park (Chff Cottage) Cape Elizabeth All
kinds of real estate taken in exchange EASY
terms. DALTON & CO., SO Exchange street
c12dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27

TOLET-Yery pleasant one family house.
rooms and bath, furnace heat nice lawn.
No. 80 Sherman St, $500 and water; also
lower rent. rooms, No. 285 Bracket, $3.50
Apply TO COLESWORTHY, 90 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27

no LET-House. No. 3 Park Place, rooms
4 and bath hot water heat; lower rent SO
Clark. rooms upper rent, q Orange, 7 rooms;
lower rent, 81 Hanover. Apply 10 WILLIAM
Il. WILLARD. 1S4 II Middle street. 27I
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Real Estate
FOR SALE TODAY BY
Geo. W. Brown, So Exchange ST.
FOR SALE TODAY I

One new9 room house with all modern i'm
proFements.
One new 10 room house in Coyle Park on
Clifton street
one 2 tenement house 4 years old. A splendid
investment.
one new room house with al modern i'm
prOVements.
Seven fne house lots. Fessenden Park, VIII
be sold cheap To close.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27

NOR SALE The only available lot OF land
Il on the Western Promenade, located b.
tween the residences OF GIesssrs. Garland and
Conley. Also irst-class furnished cottage
stable and land 81 Willard Beach Apply
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TO LET-A very desirable upstairs rent Of s
rooms, 13s Sherman St., rent S25 per
one on Forest St. Apply TO JOHN ". DEER
ING, 576 Congress st. Telephone $685. 25-1
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no LET-Sunny tenemen+, rooms, with shed
4 extension, nicely finished new house, near
elecirics and steam cars. perfect drainage,
street lighted, near schools and churches. In
qulre at house No. II SAWYER ST, Wood
tords, or OF c. B. WHITE, with ". l. Wilson &
Co. PSI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-27

TO LET-TWo modern houses. 10 rooms each,
4 one centrally located. downstairs rent,
modern, rooms. \, S. GARDINER, 90 tx
change street. 2I-1
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TOILET

Forty words inserted under this head
one week To- rs cents, cash In advance.
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE-The new Pf,-
burg visible writer. Every letter ID h
plain view as soon as made. It viii DO an kins-
OF work, runs easy and gives good impressicr
first class machine; price s75.C0' G T.
BAILEY. 263 Middle street. g1
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Forty words inserted under tbis H..
one week for 25 cents, cash in adv,,..

FOR sALE-New story house 49,
TEL In DarlOr. stable and W0odsbad 74 . '.al'
land. young orchard, one acre in sns a..e,
grove, 3 ? miles from Monument Sons-es %.
view of Portland and surrOundng -e 49, III
$500 W. Fl. WALDRON & Co. lso -STS iatli
street. 40 ~5eea
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WANTED.

Fifty horses to board through winter months
Terms reasonable. Address b. P. W, 247 B.
St, City. will call personally to make arrange
ments. oct22dfWS
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NEW YORK DIRECT LINE,
Maine Steamship Co.
Long leland ound By DayIt-ht.

RIPS PER WEEK.
The steamships HOratIO Hau and Man.
natsan alternaIlFely leav5 Franklin Wharf
Portland, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
81 p. M I9I new York direct Returning. leave
fleL 81 2. h tuesdays, Thursdays and SatuT-
These steamers So superbly fitted and fuE.
oished LOT passenger travel and afford the most
onFenenI ana Comfortable route between
Portland and New FORK.
,ruo- - - g 4-1SCOAEB, General Agent
tHOS n BARELETE Agt oct4dH
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Big trip the excursion to Boston on
October 80.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST-Monday. at Wilson's Dancing Aeass
~ my, or on Congress to State 10 Deerng ~
one small silver watch and chatelain pin; Nas
made by Gotham. Finder will obtain reF.l
by returning to 46 DEERING ST. ~
7 OST-Row boat went adrift from Cape shoi'
~ on Saturday, painted light color OUTSIDE
darker inside. Finder please notify I: b
HANNAFORD. 1874 Commercial street. -
EOUND-A SET Of builders plan with rant:
Il W. J. Keith, Minneapolis. Can be ooiallls.s
by applying to the Note Teller. First Nanon~
Bank, by proving same and paying CHARGES,
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Are you going to Boston on October Sc
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WANTED.

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one week for rs cents, cash in advance.