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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

particularly strong feature oi The rant
way list upon the opening of business was
Southern Pacific which advanced scr
cent. ou exceedingly large Transactions.
Northern Pacific was quite SHARPLY de-
pressed az the opening 10 sympathy with
the severe decline of that stock in enc
London market but the trading in i sub
sequsntly developed % nrmcr ton" Tho
Atchisou shares aul Union iacine coin
mon continued active aud arm features ~
the market The Industrial quarter Wa
active and generally steady slightly be-
low yesterday anal figures. Consplcuoua
features there this morning were the
Leather shares American Linseed aud
Car Foundry. BROOKLYN Rapid Transit hd
vaucCd very sharply after the opening
while Manhattan continued a. show
rather rc1ctionary tendency. sharp rcan-
t.on al around al the close on proht-iak
ing. hy traders and commission houses
Buying IN Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
Southern Pacific was good. Heavy selling
of sugar looked like lower Wall street
Selling OF Northern Pacific hy houses with
foreign connections. supposed disconntinE
Total sales OF stocks to-day were COZ. 2ss
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NAVAL STORES.

Thursday Oct %.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-T turpcn-
tine market opened firm to-day 40 a.
cents. with sales Of so casks. and closed
firm ard unchanged. with further sales 76l
casks The demand which sprung up sew
eral days ago continued. and IL was re-
ported toward the closing that business
u satisfactory volume was transacted
during the day. Conditions seem favora-
bile for strong market. and the chances
are for the momentary maintenance OF
values. The days receipts were l.3is and
the exports none.
ROSiN-The rosin market opened firm
to-day with sales OF LOSE barrels. ana
closed firm and unchanged. with no fur
Their transactions reported. The demand
was reported good The days receipts
were 4mi barrels. aud the exports none.
f4rfm.a FnfIoWas
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New York. Oct 2I-The stock market
opened active AMI for the most part ex-
ceedingiy strong Tn trading seemed to
be little affected - tho fact that the
London market vas quite generally de-
pressed. with dec mo ranging from = 20
u in American Stock while consols were
x lower. There was.uo definite exulano-
ton IN this morninIs cable advices Of
the tendency OF the London market. and
no change was made to-day IN the Bank
Of Eglands minirlun rate OF discount, A
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Wilmington. y. c.. oct . -sprts tur-
pentine arm AZ G4hisc. receipts. 81
% -hs
H9.n firm. ul5gL0. receipts. 1871
Crude turpcnuue steady. Sl.t0 and s. %
receipts t-
Tar firm 90 g. g. receipts ~
New Orleans. Oct 25.-Rcccipts. RQsln
p barrels turpeuune, -.
Exports. none
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
- FUTURES MARKET CLOSES
L I.,ny Al RISE or GaI2 POINTS.

,o..i spot Cotton Market steady
p.cIiue of I-i6 Cent-spirits
.,ttne firm at an Cents. ana
Firm and Unchanged.
.,..,le Markets steady-Loeal
I'D rcIcEraphic Markets.
THE Morning News Office.
Thursday. Oct. ..
nrst time since the decline in
., futures market started cv'-
..relr chat the slack is about out
.. ,bundance Of rope q has had In
.rt True the opening was at a
,.. of and points. but 1t was APP
. fore the trading had proceeded
l..,.,,. q reaction was In sight. which
-.t. O. jump Of "a and . points from
..,t prices OF the day, and with
~. .ae steady az an advance of 6 and
...rfs The only weather news bear
,-- o., tre market was reported rains in
Is. se-tions OF the crop country with
.. --.d.etion that they would be fol-
,...t a. fross. The frost talk did not
t.,sr .s.h cncct on che local contingent
,r. of whom sold when January was
o--urJ $50.
III. took market was reactionary.
,-..s was attributed TO Tho fau 10 the
,-. 81 American securities tn the Lon
A. market. aud the further fact that
r. als considerable liquidation. There
81. r.t q great deal doing In local se-
r4r..ss.
Fiji ..Hte turpentine market closed
f#rn 81. cents. with q good demand re-
t-.f..I iar The offerings which resulted
~ rr market being well swept Resins
closed r.m and unchanged. with "a good
aarlra The wholesale markets were
s.lH The following resume OF the dif-
farel. markets will show the tone and
caoBtlons az the closing to-day.
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FISH -Mackerel. half-barrels. No. /.
g. 90. No 2. 100. No. D. g5.75. kits. 80.
J. $40. 80. q 81 30. No 3. s5c. Cesifish.
i-pOund bricks. 0tsc. 2-pouud bricks. g..
Smoked herrings. per box. i70lar Dutcn
herungs ia kegs. s. 10. new mulless. half
barrels s. rs
SYRUP Market quiet: Georgia AMI
Florida syrup buying az 2sa50c. selling
a. 32ug5c. sugar house a. i0ni5c.
HONEY Fair demand. strained. IN bar
rels 5Jne0c gallon
Hlnh MInn hlala. 81 20.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Oct Every little new bus
Acss IS reported for the day. sellers be-
ing averse 20 granting any concessions.
Buyers however. are using the weakness
IN raw material as handle with which
20 influence agents IDEAS No open change
are reported Ia staple cotions. Sales have
been made at Fall River on a basis Of 3is
for regulars though. 81 is quoted for that
quality. Jobbing conditions are slow.
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q audi -UlrI
6 FLORIDA EXPRESS Nes'-
rcd Draw
York
tar strv I'll meals
STATES MAIL N'sutu"d
meals Wahrsf
Rooms
al
For couuft a lrforu ou n ctc.
G GROVER Ticket rent.I
c. r. A.,
s. Nj mARnnIcE A-.u,an. rnsnge
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Tho cotton market closed steady az a de-
ctne OF i-l6c on all grades Sales were
T5poriti on che spot % 80 bales Tho
receipts were SAT against 5o2o last year.
ard af75 year before last. The demand
vas moderate during the day
The following were the Official spot quo
taUons ~ the close OF the market az the
Cotton Exchange to-day.
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Cotton by steam to Liverpool. soc.
ceTToN SEED OIL.

New York. OCT. &-Cotton seed oil
barely steady and q Sgode lower te sell
IN any quantity. with exI,.-t aud domes-
tic trade equally dun. Prime crude bar
reis nominal Prime summer yellow. aiha
g5c prompt. on summer yellow. sac. prime
winter yellow. &0QHc; prime white. 40
89c. prime meal. S1G025.50
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I.nCAL sEcIRITIEs.

EDISON ELECTRGC-The Edison Elec-
trio Illuminating C0mpany's stocks ana
bonds are we'll thought Of ana seldom ap-
pear on the market. They md ready sale
when they DO.
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CnICAGn MARKETS.

Chicago. oct 25-Wheat was firm to-
day on the big cash sales here yesterday,
December closing s0ic higher. Corn clos
~ X. and oats Md4c up. Provisions az
the close were i2AQ0c improved.
The lending futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
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mates were inclined % fmaIer figures
The momentum OF the late heavy move
ment was 80 great ueverthele-s. that
most Of the southern markets were lower.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

New York. oct g5-Thc cotton ex-
change viii clos, on Saturday. Nov. 2 At
II a. M. instead Of Y o'clock. 10 pcrmit
members 70 participate in the Republican
parade
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STOCKS AND bonds.
Reaction Not Fully Explained in the
DAYS News.

DAYS News.
New York. oct @.-According - the
phrase OF the professional traders in
stocks n reaction in prices wos theoreti-
cally due to-day. The reaction was siren
uously contested by the bull element. but
their efforts proved futile and prices gen
orally show losses on the day.
A sudden and characteristic break In
sugar 10 the nna hour had not little 20
40 with the decisive course o. the market
downward Sugar suffered from very
heavy Liquidation after lts recent sharp
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

AfiAf movements AT 0NNff NHflFa
Galveston-Quiet middling s7sr. net re-
oeipts. lsi72. sales. l05. stock i65.I5o.
New Orleans-Steady; middling i-i6c.
net receipts. 70 955. gross. 1885. sales. 5.9p.
stock 229s74
Mobue-Quiet: niddilnz. SIC. net re-
ce.pts. 6i5. gross. 6l5. sales go; stock.
0tg
Charleston Quiet: mlddling. O.: net re-
csipis. 80. gross . So. stock 25.717
Wlmington-Firm. middl.ng. &C.; net re-
Isrts. i.sst; gross. 1884. stock s0.0is
Norfolk-Quiei. middling &c; net re-
pts 2750; gross. $3.50. sales. -. stock
so.
Bahimorc.-Nomiual: mIddlinE SIC.
gross: 100: stock. SOS.
New York-Quiet; middlinF. . 7-i6c.
gross. I .553: sales. is9. stock 1926.
Boston-Quiet; middlinE. Q 7-i6c net re-
cepis 47i9; gross. 6Sl5.
Philadelphia-Quiet. m ddllng i-ifc. mel
receipts. l2s: gross. 1866 stock 1855
Pensacola-Net receipts. 27oo. gross. O.
20
Daily movements M Interior towns
Augusta-Quiet. mlddlirR. i5-i6c: net
receipts, 1919. gross 1913: sales. 100. stock.
ss.O7s
Memphis-steady: mlddliug SIC: net re-
oeipts. 1851: gross. Ass: sales 2.eoo' stock.
s276O
ST. Louls-Quicl: mildlng. &c: net re-
ceipts. 400: gross. 1857. stock g. $50.
Cincinnati-Easy: m'ddling 9iac: net re-
ceipts. i.32i; gross. 1924; stock. 7.069
Houston-Easy; middlng sac. net re-
ceipts. les5s: gross. 1855; sales. 81; stock
737s
Louisville-Firm; mlidling csc
Exports OF Cotton This Day
Gaiveston-To Great Britain, 70 a75.
New Orleaus-To France 9l00
Mobile-Coastwise. as
Chafleston-To Great Britain. 1875.
MISUNDERSTANDING $3.50.
Norfolk-Continent $50. colstwise.
LIS
New York-To France. CO..: continent.
.S
pensacola-To France. 800.
Total foreign exports from al ports mi
dly: To Great Britain 22f71. 20 France.
u w. 90 the continent. i09iS
Total foreign exports from an ports ihIs
far this week; To Great Britain. 1897
20 France. 7.S57. 70 the continent. 90 i2
Total foreign exports since Sent. l. 1900:
To Great Britain. CO rs. 10 France. l2s,
ol, 20 the continent. sl8.55.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER And
CEMENT-Ala bama and Georgia lime IN
fair demans aud sell At % cents barrel.
special calcincd pfaster. 400 De- barrel.
hair. ta5c. Rosedale cemeEt. u.sllfi Is:
carload lots. special; Portmnd cement, re-
tail. gl25 carload lots. - 00Q2 %
LUMBER = o. B VESSELS sAVAN-
NAH-Minimum. yard Sizes. $40 dOlGli %:
car sills. Si2.50ui3O: dificult sizes. sis o.
Gis0o; ship stock. tis.oOaisOo. sawn ties.
3 0oNS0. hown ties 3sGissc.
OlIs-Market steady. demand fair; sig
nal &50J0c. West VIRGINIA black. SAFE:
lard. bsc. neatsfOot o0af7vc. machinery. is
flZsc. linaCcd oil, raw, &c. boiled Csc.
kerosene prime white. 12c water white.
isc. Prats astral. u; deodorized stove
gasoline druma nhc. empty oil barrels.
delivered. 1c
sHoT-I,rop. n.5o: d. z. and large. us;
chilled. G'T5.
IRoN-Niarket very steady: swede. SIC.
NATIls-Cut s. % base. wire. g. s. bass.
BARRED wIRE-25o per 10 pounds.
s,raigh, goods. 242oc; sugar house mo
laases. i5Nac
GUN POWDER-Per keK. Austin crack
shot. 800. hair kegs t2.B. quarter kegs.
ti25: champion ducktng. quarter kegs.
81 %. Dupont and Hazaru smoKeless. hail
kegs NLS. quarter kegs. 5TS: i-bound
eanisters. ti.oO: less Is per cent; Troisdorf
smokelcss powder. i-pound cans. 100, 10
oound cars. S0s pound
salt, Hides and Wool.
gABT-Demand - rair and the market
steady carload lots. i0o-pouDd buriau
sacks. sc; lo0-pound cotton sack. sc
il0-pound buriap HIcka. sc. 10 pound
cotton sacks. 4slAc. 2b-pound ourlap sacks.
TIC: i2i-pound cotton sack. &c. 10 pound
burlap sacks. e.
HIDEs-Markes trm: dry Mint, is5Sc;
dry salt, iiMc: grs@a zalted. &C.
WOOIS-Nominai: prime Georgia, free
OF sand burrs and black wool. 49,: black
isc: bury. i0c. Wax. &c: tallow, SIC.
Deer skins. coc.
fruits ana Nuts.
APPLEs-Northefn variety. &22503 o.
pHUNEs-i0s 20 50s. i0c. Us 10 COS. She
COS 70 ,os. 7e los e sgs, si.si ~ 70 ~, Sei
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FLUCTUATIONs IN rUrUnrs.

New York. oct 25-Cotton futurcl
opened steady az the decline aud closed
steady Prices a. follows
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New York once. No. g. broadway.
ofhoes IN principal cities throughout the
South. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders
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New York Oct money on call firm
Al gkapk per cent. last loan per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5ds per cent. ser
ling exchange stoadior with actual busi-
ness ia bankers bills az 81 s3A for de-
n,nnd. and az 81 0i.af 500. FOR sixty days
Posted rates. 81 sl14s2 and - s1lsai s.
Commercial bills - 79a4di sou. silver GER
tiAcates. elnQe5iac. Bar silver. 6p4c Mex
lean dollars. DAc Government bonds
strong state bonds inactive. Railroad
h.nds firm.
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So IsLANn cnrrnN.

Business In the sea island cotton mar
kft FOR the week ending Friday was not
large. as IS shown by the reported sales OF
81 against receipts Of S,272. This IS due
largely 10 an EFFORT 10 hammer prices.
Buyers are reluctant 10 trade on the
prices holders are asking.
Prices about as follows.
Extra ehoTvo Fact E1nrIdaa arfETal
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

Nute.-Theso quotations are ffNlaen
daily. and are kept as nelr a. possible in
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Omcial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
saler. ask.
Country aud Northern Produce.
POULTRY market ls steady Quo
ta'ions. Hroucrs. 30as5c. per pair. half
grown. 4lG-0-; three-fourths grown. $50
Coz: hens. e5n55c. roosters. i0a50c. ducks.
68J75c geese 75cusi %.
EGGS Steady a. isc.
BUTTER-The tone OF tho market r.
nrm Quotation: Western creamery. 1870
24isc New York state dairy. i7ha22Iac;
extra Elrins 2M25c.
CHEESE Market firm; fancy fun
cream cheese 1sisc Tor - 70 22-pound
average. 2sa3o-pound average. i3c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH MISREPRESENTATION. 500
sack
CABBAGE 5Nsc per head.
ONiONS-Yellow. In barrels. 500;
crates. soc. red 81 s0d200.
Brcndstuns, Hay and Grain.
FLOuR-Markot steady. patent Sl25.
straight. $780, fancy. s. co. family. 1885,.
MEAI-Pearl, per barrel. s. -. per sack.
81 -. city meal. per sack. bottled. N.i7ikU
81 ~. water ground. $i@is al.25. city
grlts sacks. 81 22laai p. pearl grits. Hud-
nuts. per barrel. 81 s5. per sack. 81 80. sun
dry brands. 81 .25lfl % sack
CORN Marke- Arm. white. Job lots. CSC.
carload lots. &c; mixed corn. Job lots.
&c carload lots 59c
RICE-Markct steady. demand good
fancy head. &C.. fancy. SIC.
ItiHhe '........-..--... ...........s......b
Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .stkHfN
Eair ...'''-..'...........'. ..''..........4 az
Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... ga
OATS-No ? mixed. carload. a3isc: Job
lots. 25aSic. white clipped, cars, &c: Job.
toe
BRAN-Job lots. s5c. carload lots. DC
HAY-Market steady: No / timothy.
s2isc job STA cars; No ?. Soc job. s2gs cars.
smnnr nnh lnnrr
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FPLES-Nortaern variety. t2.25035o
pHUNEs-i0s 70 50s. i0c. Us to Cos. Sic
Cos 10 1os. 7c 70s " sls, es.ei So 10 %, sci
~ 10 zoos, blzc. - - -.
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Southern Railway.

Arrive Depart
Schedules Eject sunday Juuelo
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MURPHY & CO., INC.


hoard OF Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct 20 New York
Chicago and New Orleans.
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Tho short line to Norfolk. Washington.
! 5ai',more. Philadelphia. New YORK. ana
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
BOSTON COLBY ALUMNAE.

Boston, April 1.-The Boston Colby
slumnae association was organised ct the
Parker house last evening. with ban.
quet and speeches. Coity college is now
In Its sightieth year, but not until 1871
were women admitted. The women
graduates now number one hundred and
thirty-two. The alumni associations OF
Bt ston and New York city are flourish
ing. and the aiumnse Of the college have
now effected an organization.
Twenty persons sat about the tables
last night, Miss Minerva Leland 's2. pre-
sided, and Miss Helsn AaoGrsgor Han
SOON, '97, introduced the speakers,
among whom were President Nathaniel
Butler, Profs. Hall and Roberts Of the
college, Miss Grace Matthews, dean oil
the women's division, and Mira Nellie
Brakeman Donovan. daughter Of Rev. DR..
FrAncss W. Brakeman OF Chelsea. The
oft1csrs for the ensuing year are Miss MI.
nerva Lsland, 80. prssidsnti Martha
Tracy, 1881. Woe president; Myia Nelson.
'97, seoretary; Miss Elevia Hartman, 'ss,
treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
Tn. GamhlinE Instinct.

The car was crowded-the standing
room only" sign should have been put
out. A young fellow and a more mature
man with gray hair were standing at the
back door. After while q woman oocu-
plying corner seat left the car. 1t was
toss up whether the young man or old
man was nearest the vacant seat. The
young man. however, made way and mo-
toned to the older man to take the seat.
mo, no; you sit down." said he.
"Oh. no; you are an old man. Take the
seat"
Nonsense" retorted the older man
with some feeling, ''sit down. ! guess !
am as able to stard as you are"
~ can't do It, sir. I would much prefer
you to have the seat"
"Tll match you for It, them"
Forthwith the old man produced coin
from his pocket. The young man did the
same. smilinsly. The coins were tipped.
The young man wen and took the dis
putsd seat. Tue old man opened his pa
per In a satisfied manner, and just then
some one remarked aloud. dead game
sport."-Philadelphis lg9s.rsF'
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
pseeYs ksRcHIEr.

yellow. for the passing years
Have with scar touch dimmed ~
And the hands are vanished long
That In the old times trimmed II.
While a sweet lady's fragrance faint
Each h}my fold discloses-
The muslin kerchief. broidered white
With roses
Peggy, she my great. great aunt.
On gala days to don IL,
with her skillful fingers nset
Put broideries upon II
And. as other maids. I Wis.
OFT sat with dreamy glances.
The while she weaved tween dlken stitch
Romances.
When 20 fne and daintily,
Flower broidsred, Peggy made II,
With slender sprigs Of lavender
Away with care she laid II,
Yet as springs to summers turned
And years the years succeeded,
Soft, fold on fold, the kerchief lay
Unheeded.
For as O springtide blossom dieA
So Peggy, ere she wore II,
And with the scent Of lavender
That subtly hovers DER IL,
Breathing Of the years ago ~
All undisturbed reposes
The muslin kerchief, broidered white.
With roses
Home Journal
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
DfsagreeabIe.

of the most disagresable people in the
neighborhood."
81 said So"
"But he got up and shoveled all the
snow of his sidewalk"
81 know IL. But he didn't limit him
self to merely making a path. He piled
all the snow he could find in the street
and then had fun seeing the horseo get
stalled and listening to the people howl
because the government wouldn't come
and remove it."-Washington Star.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
True to HI. Word.

1.-THE prices ON these SUITS" announced
the placard In the window, will be cut
In half"
They were SIS suits. The enterprising
dealer, as you probably conjecture, sub
sequently cut the Is horizontally in two
In the middle. added the upper and lower
halves together and sold the suits for
$40 each.-Chicago Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

a : choice house lots In Fessenden Park. 1t
20 will pay Investors to buy and hold any
land that can be had at reasonable price SO
cents per foot and upwards which Is much
lower than less desirable lots are selling mile
further out Terms easy. sold on installment
per cent interest. People desiring TO- build
and purchase on installment eau be ac-
oonlor 49, almost any kind OF house. Apply
- Hs AL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

EOR SALE-At Peaks Island. land and cot
L tage corner of Island avenue and Sterling
street Six rooms on lower fiat; all lathed and
piastered; large piazza and bay windows; never
falling well of water. Land enough TO build
another cottage. good investment. For
terms apply TO J. BREWSTER. ead OF Union
wharf. or evenings at iOi India street, Portland.
Me. 1873
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

EARN at No Yarmouth. rs acres estimated
Il 200 NJ lumber 1900 cords wood; cuts nine
tons hay. plenty OF water. House "a story.eu.
on main road, II miles to Portland. Inquire j.
NJ. PRINCE. Price si4oo If sold at once. No
brokers. l22
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

no LRT-Furnished or unfurDIshed front
L rooms at a5 PARK ST. opposite the Sher'
wood. 1871
no LET-In western part of city, in choice
! location Hnear electrlcs. rent OF seven
rooms bath room with open plumbing laundry
tuDs, etc. For particulars inquire at i74 NEAL
STREET. 1913
GUNNER COTTAGES TO LET LIiie DIa-
. mond Island. Portland haf Dor: excellent
facilities for boating. bathing and fishing. For
particulars inquire OF A. N. SMITH, City Build
Ing. 1872
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
We TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock Of
Eye Glasses and Spectacles In the city. solid
Gold, Gold Filled. Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee perfect Mt. Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best.
MCKINNEY THE 0PTIciAN, Monupsns'
kquafe. lan2tt ,..s
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
WANTED 100000 IN GOLD

old gold or silver lewelry bring or send 1t to US.
by mail or express, we viii remit mme-
diately money or check for full value. as we
use II In our factory. MckENNEY,' Manutac-
turing Jeweler, Monument Square. mar6du
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
Good Suggestion.

Her question was dictated by the
thought that possibly there might be q
field for her on the vaudeville stage.
"If you played the mandolin as do"
she said. what would you suggestT
"Pd try some other instrument" was
the prompt reply.
To Protect the Pablic from Imposition
Ponds Extract is sold only In bottles with
landscape trademark on bun wrapper.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

COk sALE-Beautiful suburban residence
T. and stable. Is acres land highly cultivated,
large orchard choice fruit abundance OF small
fTuIIs. Deerlng section, on electric car line;
must sell W. h. WALDRON q CO.. $50
Middle street. ISL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

EOR SALE--Near Union Station, a new and
j. desirable one family house. nine rooms,
bath aud toilet. good cellar, furnace heat, hot
and cold water and everything modern and
convenient; will be sold at once. L. W., Press
ONCE. l5l
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

TN FESSENDEN PARk-The beautiful rest
l. dence OF 4. Walton Earl. situated on the
corner OF Deering and N0yes SITS, hue lawn, all
prising 1880 IT,. Queen Anne style. with broad
verandas halt way around the house; 'front.' ana
rear vestibules: rich lsaded windows OF special
places one terra Gotta In reception hall dove.
jailed quartered oak floors In reception hall and
library; cypress finish with walls covered Win
design; porcelain bath; slate sink and slaIe
trays 10 laundry; Portland cement cellar; Rich
mond not water heater; lighted by electricity;
the foundations and chimney tops are OF green
stone granite Fessenden Park IL unquestion-
ably the most desirable residential portion OF
Portland. No house costing less than 5000;
can he built there and then It must be 40 feet
back from the street line. Another nne resi-
deuce on Eoyes street Is offered AT an excsp-
tionally good trade No. IS Noyes street. For
price, terms and full particular apply to GEO.
W. BROWN, IL Monument Square, ONCE OF the
Portland Electrlc Light Co. AL