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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01

with one bottle Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup
my cough and soreness entirely disappe ared.' q
teed to cure all throat and lung troubles, has
never failed try it. McGrath Il STILL Wood,
land
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01

Smoke "Andy-Jacks' you can get
them only at Patch's. 2l-l5t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
/, THE LEON REPORrER THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1900.

Mrs. l. Haldehnan was stricken with
apoplexy last Monday, and has been
very Ill since, but her hosts of friends
will be glad to learn that she is gradu.
ally improving. -Humeston Era.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
M NJ MuhtY.
This Circular Plush Cal

salts Seal Pin.h 20 inches long c.t full sweep lined
throughout with Merceriz-d SILK In black blue or red Very
tey embroidered with sontaehe braid ana black
beading as Illustrated Trimmed all around with extra
fine Black Ths Fur heavily inTernsd With waiting
SEARS, ROEPUCK g. CO., CHICAGO
ioears, Roebuck q 20. thoroughly reiiable.--
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SEND ONE DOLLAR

to us. state number inches
across top of your buggy v " wv NXEJFf9s
10 OUT side, and we will send you\ N m XII w MI
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e r a! sASS sSooY SoAp 81
head and back stays lined with No lax CLOTH side cur
an nnifned orr black apanned steel bows
tons which makes It adjustable; lflength back chr.
tain with glass window. valance front and rear.
ORDER TODAY. WRITE FOR FREE BUGGY CATALOGUE
address, SEARS. R0EBUCK& co. (lnc.), Chicaqo, ~
tsears hoebuck I Go. are Thoroughly reliable
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Money to Loan onlmproved farms
8. Z and per cent.interestfo for 5, -
yearstime. f. VARGA & So NS,ssI s2 2s&
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-07

chat horrible groom you are SO fond OF
does not charge hay enough to feed
two elephants instead of two horses.
You ought to be living for next to moth
ing now. and consider $50 a dozen for
Quickill whisky is perfectly sinful.
Surely you can get a cheaper brand.
Did you send the carriage to be re-
painted? You don't need it while l am
away, am sure. You always say you
don't care for riding alone, and should
think you would enjoy going about on
your wheel or would find walking
healthy Thanks, dear; shall be glad
of another check next week. The mon
ey seems to melt away like ice In the
sun. Don't be disappointed at not hear
ing from me tomorrow. We are going
to a big picnic, So l shan't have time to
write. And now goodby. With best
love, your ever loving wife,
"CECILE."
(Throwing down her pen.) There!
That's done Yes, it is rather a bother
writing every day, but make a point
of doing it, for l know my letters are
poor Franks only Joy. And now /
must run away and change, for asked
Baron Won Knoblaueh to drop In to
lunch. You don't mind, dear, do you?"
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very busy, as usual We never have
an idle minute We read and battle
and swim and botanic and lead a
thoroughly healthy and simple, plain
living existence"
Cooking up again.) "Where did you
put those chocolates, Hilda, dear?
Thanks. always like to have candy
near me to nibble at. 1t seems to give
one something to do. That's why men
are so fond of smoking, I suppose
These are very good. Frank is so fun
ny. He hates to see me eating sweets.
Says they are bad for ones health"
Turns again to her letter.) eve
have lots Of riding and boating Hilda
rows finely now, and we have great
times on the water''-
ooh, by the way, Hilda, what are
you going to do this evening? Nellie
Vibert's coming to dinner, is she? You
two girls won't care to have an old
married woman like me listening to all
your talk, SO I'll go out with Baron Won
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- ~ ~ ~s.as =
On the smoking room of the Players
club, New York;
Frank Gayman Glowing an enor-
NOUS cloud)-By Joye, 1 must write to
Cecile! She looks for q letter from me
every day, and / hate to disappoint
her. She says my letters are her only
Joy, and it must be pretty dull for her
down there at Newport with only Hill
da for a companion.
(Wr1tes) my Darling Wife-I have
been SO busy that have not been able
to get up town to the house to dinner,
80 l have just dropped in here"
(Enter George, his chum.) Busy,
Frank 2"
"No; only writing to my wife,"
"Oh, drop that and come and have a
game of billiards."
"Well, / don't care if do
(They go to billiards. After an hours
playa what do you say to look in
at a roof garden for an hour or two,
Frank? It's too jolly hot for anything
else"
'I'm with you, George"
(At the roof garden) "Why, there
are the Dennis girls, and alonew
The Dennis Girls Gogether) you
forsaken husbands This is the way
you console yourselves for the absence
of your lawful spouses, is it?
"Yes. Come along and join u.s."
Cooling liquids, badinage and hirta-
ton for the next two hours; later on,
supper for four at Bohemian restau-
rant)
(Midnight. Frank at home preparing
to retire. Gee Whit I never wrote
to Cecile." tSeizes postcard and
writes)
cat Home, Midnight.
Important business all day. Too
late for more. Letter tomorrow. Yours,
CRANK"
(Gayman puts on hat and overcoat,
rushes out, puts card in letter box, re
turns and soliloquizes as he gets into
bed) '"That was a lucky thought
Only just saved my bacon that time"
,(The same day in the drawing room
of Newport cottsge.) 'Now, Hilda,
dear, don't talk to me. must write to
my husband. You can't understand
what we can have to write about every
day? Why, 1 should be the unhappiest
woman in Newport if 1 did not get q
letter from Frank every day. Ever
since we were engaged we have always
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CLOSING OUT SALE BY
Geo. w. Brown, So Exchange St.
BARGAINS IN HOUSES.

1st-1o room house, Coyle Park. hot and cold
water. ba h, furnace heat, wired for electric
lights, sewer connections, cemented cellar
and all modern Improvements, loca i'm fine
and price very low for cash or exchange.
GEO. W. BROWN, SO Exchange st.
2d-Double house on Douglas street; rented
pays II per cent; will sell at a bargain
GEO. w. BROWN. 90 Exchange ST.
3d-Flne lew house on Deering avenue
Fessenden Park, rooms with bath ana all
modern Improvements. Large lot with room
for garden 5000 feet. Must be sold at once.
GEO. w. BROWNIES Exchange ST.
4th-Fine new house, II DeeIing avenue
Fessenden Park, rooms, elegantly flushed
all modern improvements. Cash or exchange
and at figure 10 tempt investment. No finer
lot III the PaIk and su e 10 increase in value.
GEO W. BROWN, SO Exchange ST.
5th~-A fine new house just completed on
Lawn street, finished rooms with bath anu
all modern Improvements. The opportunity Of
a lie Time Cash or exchange
GEO. w. BROWN, SO Exchange st.
For sals-Eight house lots in FessendeA
Park. Thase are the balance remaining out of
60 lots, 81 already having been sold. Apply to
GEO. w BROWN, 53 Exchange st.
house lots. Monhegan Island, 1900 feet
each. Apply
GEO. W. BROWN, IS Exchange st.
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Knoblauch in his canoe. I want to
learn to navigate a canoe you know.
But l shan't tell Frank. He'll only be
nervous. He always expects 1 shall
get drowned or break my neck or
something.
ooh, no! The baron isn't really a
noisy fellow. It's only his way. knew
him ages before l was married. Frank,
1 believe, almost hates him, but can't
help that. Poor fellow He tells me
all his secrets, and [ give him the best
advice l can. You know we never met
until after was engaged to be mar
ried. (Sighs) suppose it was fate.
OF course I never cared for him, but it
seems so strange and so sad that one
should be able to have such an infu-
ence over q persons whole life when
one only likes a person. It seems so
unequal. But how can you help these
things happening?
Whats that you say? It's unsafe
and compromising to make such prot
estations to q girl that is engaged or
married? You ought not to talk like
that about things you can't under
stand. 1 think it's an awful mistake
for a girl to try to be cynical. Yes,
though you are older than I am you
win always be considered q girl until
you marry. Pm only frank like this
because 1 Ike you, and 1 don't want
you to stand in your own light 1t Is
such a pity for nice girl like you to
get a reputation for being jealous and
spiteful
"Now, Hilda, don't be a little goose.
I never said you were old and ugly.
You often don't look a day older than
%, and you are quite too effective in
that last hat you had from Nine. Lou
bert. Here; have some chocolates and
do let me finish my letter"
(Writes) 81 can't say / admire your
taste in playing golf with Amy Dear
borne. However, I hope you keep your
temper better than when you play with
me, and I'm sure you don't say naughty
words when you muff a shot when
Amy Dearborne is there I want you
to get me some bright red chiffon de
sole. If I write for 1t to Jenkinsons,
they will send me some of last years
rubbish, and I want the latest shade
from Paris, and you might ask them If
they have anything good and new in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-07

dress linens, ginghams and organizes.
l will inclose slip about the numbers
of yards and the names of the shops
where l want you to try at"
"Hilda, Hilda, do listen to met de-
clare you were asleep and snoringl
Are you sure that Taylor can make
boating skirts nicely? You know I
can't possibly stand things that do not
fit we'll"
(Resumes writing) do try to re-
member to send me the housekeeping
accounts every week. I'm sure you arc
being robbed. And do take care that
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done so when apart and, whatever l
do myself, make him keep it up. It's
only like keeping a diary, and then /
like to know just what he is doing.
Poor fellow! He would be miserable
without my letters when he Is alone
like this. He says they are his only
Joy amid allAthe worries of his horrid
business.
"Why yes, Of course l tell him all l
do, except the little things that might
worry him. It's only kindness to keep
those away from him. The best of men
are so funny that you never know what
they will take it in their heads to wor-
ry about"
(Writes.) MY Own Darling Frank
'Hilda, can you make me nice J
pen? Thanks, dear Do you like those
writing cases? They are awfully use
full. This is real Russia leather, with
scissors and all sorts Of things. Frank
gave it to me last Thanksgiving, but
was awfully disappointed, for l ex-
pected he would give me that ring with
sapphires and diamonds that we adj
mired so much at Bauble's. Don't YOU
remember it?'
Resumes writing. ~"Many thanks
for yesterdays letter. I wish you could
spare time for a longer one. AS you
say you never go out after dinner you
ought to have plenty of time to write
Inc good long letters"
Cooking up) "You seem very. deep
III that book, Hilda. What is it? oh.
'The Language and Poetry of Flow
ersp That reminds me that l mean to
go in for botany. Mr.. Black says he
will teach me, and there are all sorts Of
lovely rambles about here to botanize
in. l don't care for scientific men, as
q rule, but he has nice manners for all
he is so learned. l think he is rather
good looking too, don't your No? /
always admire dark eyes Franks are
rather light gray, though. Still (mus-
ingly) he is ever so much taller than
Mr.. Black"
CResulnes writing.l "Hilda and l are
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A Habit of HIS.

"Si," yelled the neighbor from the
road, "your wife has jist run off with
Bill Johnson"
'She hez. hez she?" answered the
farmer in the field. WAL Bill allays
wuz borrerin trouble. Git ap, therev'-
Indianapolis Press.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-07

Don't be afraid of a schoolteacher.
A young man called on an Atchison
schoolteacher and in explaining some
previous neglect said, "If I'd "a knowed
you wanted to went, I'd a. came and
took you" And she married him in
spite Of it.-Atchison Globe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-07

Sunday School Teacher-Why, Willie
Wilsonl Fighting again? Didn't last
Sundays lesson teach that when you are
struck on one cheek you ought to turn
the other to the striker?
Willie-Yes'm, but he hit me on the
nose, an I've only got one.-New York
World.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-07

A Winona Lake man was turned down
yesterday afternoon at the pronuncia-
ton match because he pronounced "c-l-i-
mate" warm. "-Winona Lake Qnd.)
Assembly Review
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A Good Artist.

Dauber-Mrs. Goodsole, I believe, re-
marked that she thought was a very
good artist
Criteek-Yes. 1t seems she saw you
in church last Sunday.-Philadelph
Record.
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The climate at Winona is much cooler
since the music school closed, as many
Of the students were so warm that they
changed the air.-Winona Lake Qnd)
Assembly Review.
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COnvincing.

Amieus-So you have another baby at
your house. What is he like?
Eminent Critie-Well, he is not very
interesting, but be is mighty convincing.
Life
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To Reforn HIN.

She-No l do not think you would
make me good husband.
He-Ah, but I'm sure you'd make me
one. Please trv.-Phil adelphia Press.
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Reasonable.

The Father-Look here, my boy, you
told me you would need only $500 for
your college term, and now you want
$500 more.
The Son-But this is for the things
| don't need.-Life.
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When a man is considered to be very
clever, his wife thinks that his greatest
exhibition of cleverness was in picking
her out to marry him.-Atchison Globe.
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DOR SALE--FMm of 35 acres; large two.
story house. situated on the BridgtOn road,
miles our, near Duck Pond; large elm trees
around the house has been run as a summer
boarding house. Pleasant location for sum
m-r guests. Inquire OF G. g. PRIDE, Duck
Pond. aug7-f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-07

Catarrh. The best remedy is Ponds Er-
tract. Fer old ana obstinate cases, use Ponds
Ertraci Cotagrh Care, IS cts, aud Nasal
Syringe, 20 cts.
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ROARDERS can be accommodated at High
- Road Farm through September and DC
tober at reduced rates. MRS. ROSCOE G.
SMITH Cornish. Maine 30
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'He claims to be a patriot"
what with such a thin voice as hist
dl"-Detroit Journal.
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NOR SALE Elegant musical goods, pianos.
music boxes, viOins, mand0lins. guitars.
Danlos. comets, harmonious, popular sheet
music, instruction books. superior violin and
DanlO strings please call at HAWES'S, IA
Congress street. au7-4
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nor SALE-Thoso having property for sale.
L viii find it to their advantage to call and
see Gus. We have a large list of out of town
buyers. What you have may just suit them.
Give us your business, if we do not make sale,
no expense TO you. q, F. ALEXANDER s.
Co. 90 Exchange street. IL
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DOR SALE--On Franklin street. two-story
frame house, remOdeled a few years ago at
a cost of about $1,000; two tenements rooms
each; 1896 So. feet land, room in rear for an
other house. Owner is DESTROYS to sell and has
reduced his price for a short time to $4,000
street. 6-1
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RAKER's OVEN FOR sALF--One No.
ID A1ddle0y bakers oven and cooking i'm
piemeBts One bakers wagon aud one de-
livery pnng with llSer's top Call on OF al
dress T.. A. SMITH. Waterville. Me. Trustee
Of the estate Of j. W. Lemont, bankrupt
otl--eW
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TOR SALE-Real Estate We buy and sell
= real estate or handle on commission and
take entire charge of properties for nOn-resi-
dents, collecting rents. etc. Our facilities for
prompt attention to your wants unsu passed.
Correspondence solicited. g. T. ALTMAN
DER s. CO., 90 Exchange street. I'll
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NOR SALE The only available lot OF land
n on the Western Promenade. located be-
tween the residences OF 1Iessers Garland and
C0nley Also g 0rstclass furnished cottage
stable and land 81 Willard Beach. Apply
to TRUE BROS No. s94 Fore street. SLIT
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DOR SALE-Bargains in City Property that
Will pay 2 per cent on the Investment and
vacant lots "dirt" cheap. Farm lands we can
sell lower than they have sold in the last 80
years. We have lumber of desirable farms
for sale in Cumberland County &. T. ALEX
AMBER & co. % Exchange street. II
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VVANTED-At Elm Cottage, West Poland,
Me-, good board at reasonable rates. Yon
VIII make no mi take to Investigate the place,
and the prices will be right Apply TO MRS II.
E. ALLEN, West Poland, Me. 25-2
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WIT AND WISDOM.


''Dr. Killiam told me today" said the
president OF the life insurance company,
that young Pinchpenny owes him a bill
of 5000 which he can't collect. think
we had better pay it,"
''Whatw cried the treasurer. care
you jokingY
"Not at all. Pinchpenny is insured
with us for $4,000, and Killiam knows
it. "-PhiladeIphia Press.
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SUMMER BOARD.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash In ADVANCE.
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7 OST---A dog. Boston terrier, answers the
~ name of Teddy" has three white feet
forward left leg briDdle all over. marked white
around neck and between eyes. with screw
tail. end of tail white. Please return to BlSH
OPS BILLIARD ROOM Monument square.
Reward offered. 81
I OST-NaYal discharge papers. probably in
- or near the Oaks, was in envelope, marked
OLAB JOHNSEN, U. S. S. Gloucester, Anna
polls. Nd. Leave or notify 1914 York street.
81
I OS1-A macintosh cape garnet and black
~ velvet trimming, on Deering, State or Port
land streets Saturday evening. Suitable re-
ward if returned TO 1853 HIGH STREET. 81
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WANTED-Reg druggist would like
sltuallon references furnished. Ad-
dress x, Box 1857. CO
WANTED-A situation as stenographer by
young lady OF experience. references
gwen II required. Address 6TENOGRAPHER,
Box 1857. Gil
WANTED-Wo would like work by the
~ day washing and cleaning, would be will
Ing 70 go to Deering. Inquire Of MRS.
MlICHELL, 3S Washington avenue. 6-1
WANTED-Bo ox-keeper, young man of %
with years experience, desires position;
also good stenographer, good penman and
thoroughly competent in all parts OF offica
work. Best of references furnished. B. G. D..
care of Press Ohice. 81
WANTED-An American woman wishes
situation in the city for light housework
IN IN a small family OF two or three elderly PEG
street. Al
SITUATION WANTED-By a reliable, ex-
~ perlenced lady as lnatrOn, hOusekeeper,
care OF invalid or some place of trust, where
honest conscientious efforts would be appreci-
ated, references given and required. Address
for one week, BOX 215, Old Orchard, Me. IL
WANTED-situation as private coachman;
" used TO care OF hOrs eS and furnaces; best of
references furnished. Address G. A., Press
Office IL
NOTICE-Goss & Wilson, auctioneers, re-
Silver st diff
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED Girl to do general housework.
~ Cali at No. go SPRING STREET, Upper
bell. II
WANTED Experienced cook and second
girl Cal between and p, m. MRS.
Lie. CUMMINGS. 81
WANTFD-A good cook Apply in person
at l20 EMkRY STREET. 26-1
WANTED-A capable girl 10 do general
~, homework. Apply at 145 MAIN ST,
hnlghtyllle 81
WANTED by September 10. girl for gem
eral housework. short distance, country.
GOOD COOK, high wages. Address, giving refs1
erences, ID. Box 1867, City. Al
WANTED-Ato once. Scrub girl, Apply at
Office OF SMII H'S HOTEL Al
WANTED-You lady in laundry Office, enc
" having experience in office work pre-
ferred. UNIVERSAL STEAM LAUNDRY, |
Cor. Congress and Pearl streets. Al
WANTED-A girl for general housework;
must be good cook, do washing and iron
ing WELL References requ1 ed MRS. MARI, |
~ Bracket street Cor. Walker. Al
WANTED-A young lady who thoroughly
understands double-entry bookkeeping; !
preference given to one who understands short |
reference. IL
w ANTED-A few experienced mattresses
w at the SEA SHORE HOUSE, Old Orchard
If
WANTED-Fanc ironers, siarchers and
" Ma1gle girls. Apply at GLOBE STEAM
TABLE GIRLS
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nj ONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
IVA mortgages on real estate. life insurance
policies. or any good collateral security. Notes
discounted at low rates. W. p. CARR. Room
L. So Middle st. sep3A
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND--A dory In Casco Bay Sept. 1st
n Owner can have same by proving property
and TaYing charges. JAMES MCVANE, Long
Island, Me. I'll
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Experienced accountant who is
" also a typewriter. Address BOX 1913,
Pc tland. 81
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EOR SALE-Boarding and lodging house,
containing rooms, bath and steam heat.
The very best location in the central section OF
city. Receive from roo On rental alone, g rooms
being retained for owners use) $50 IN summer
$40 in winter. Best OF reasons for selling.
FRANK B. SHEPHERD & CO., Real Estate
ONCE, As Exchange syeet IL
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FOR SALE-At North Deering, four acres OF
Il land suitable for house 10 S. Price SO o.
Call or address J. II. FLETCHER 419 Alien
Ave-, North Deerlng. Al
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EVANTED-25 brick layers at Fort Williams.
W j. S. RANDALL. 81
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WANTED-In a jobbing and re tail paint
w and drug store. a strong young man
familiar with the business who can come well
recommended. Also during vacation n regis
tered re all drug clerk. Address with refer
ences p. o. BOX 428. '6-1
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4 GOOD WATCH needs careful attention an
"A best OF workmanship when it IS cleaned or
repaired This kind OF work is my speciality ::
my 20 years experience with W 4. Todd Is the
best guarantee of good work My prices are
reasonable. GEO. w. BARBOUR. 3S8 Con
gress street, opposite City Hall. 1-u
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THE WONDERFUL NEW DRINK. GLORIA
u Indigestion is the often unsupported
cause that robs men Of manly yigor and women
OF HeShness and beauty, producing premature
OF old age. Half day of new lie in every
drink. INGALLS, BROS Agents. auglO4
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A LSO Two other nice residences IN Fessen-
"A den Park, on Deering avenue. each nav
veniences. Apply to GEO. w. BROWN, 81
Exchange St. jly30-u