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ers at once, probably by way of San
Francisco. at the same rates as were
paid by the United States Government
Tor sending soldiers across the CONT
nent, in tourist sleepers from the Allan
tic 10 the Coast and steerage from San
Francisco.
After trying some OF these men on
the Island plaptations l think that the
planters will realize their superiority ov-
er any other kind of labor that has been
tried here. They are fine class of men,
Woodworking and Industrious. would
adapt themselves well to this climate, and
in all ways would prove a desirable class
of colonists."
Mr.. Jacbx says he is a cousin of Con-
gresham w. II. Howard of the. Tenth
Congressional District of Georgia. and
says he is intimately acquainted with
Congressman Lorrin Livingston of the
Eighth District and with Postmaster IT.
by OF Atlanta, as well as Senator Irbv of
South Carolina. The first three are lead
ers IN the Independent party of Georgia,
and their constituents are largely ne
Sroes, so their influence with the negro
classes Is considerable. Bishop Turner.
of the African Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church of Georgia is also numbered
among his friends and he will prove an
assistant I'm Mr.. Jacoxs scheme, SAYS the
latter.
At a meeting of the Hawaiian Plant
ers Association yesterday Mr.. Jacox
presented letter stating his case and
proposing to so at once to the Southern
states TO secure negro colonists but what
action was taken by the association was
not learned.
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MRS. G. H. MOORE
Is BADLY HURT
Wife of Government Forester
in a Runaway
Accident.

Mrs. G.. II. Moore, wife of Govern
ment Forester Moore, met with a dis
tressing runaway accident yesterday
afternoon just below the Government
Electric Light station in Nuuanu VAL
ley. She sustained severe injuries
about her shoulders, face and body,
while deep scalp wound on the right
side of her head gave an impression,
that her skull had been fractured.
She was brought to DIR. Days office
on Beretania street where her wounds
were dressed by Drs. Wood and Day
and several stitches taken in the scalp.
From there she was conveyed to the
residence of Mrs. Adams on Miller
street where she will remain until able
to be moved to her residence in Nuu-
anu valley.
Mrs. Moore and her husband drove
over the Pail yesterday at noon from a
trip to Kaneohe. They had new
horse which had the reputation of be-
ing skittish. About a mile above the
electric light station Mr.. Moore alght-
ed and went over to the forest and
Mrs. Moore continued the drive down
! the valley.
| When opposite Luakaha, some kegs
in the road frightened the animal and
| it dashed away at breakneck speed
down the valley road. Mrs. Moore put
out all her strength to stop the horse
and managed to keep him in the road
until the electric station was reached.
Below it is a bend in the road and when
this was reached the buggy overturned
pitching Mrs. Moore headlong to the
ground where she alighted on the side
of her head and her shoulder The
wound in the head was very deep one
and it was with difficulty that the flow
of blood was stopped. by those who
picked her up until the Doctors office
was reached.
The horse and buggy landed In g
heap in the stream having missed the
bridge. The buggy which was smashed
and wrecked was on top of the horse
and held him down until removed The
animal was injured but little.
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Subscribe for the ADVERTlSER-Ho
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month. delivered to any par of the city,
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A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE

Many thousands have been restored
to health and happiness by the use of
Chamberlains Cough Remedy. If af-
fiicted with any throat or lung trouble.
give it trial. for it is certain to prove
beneficial. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for years have
yielded to this remedy and perfect
health been restored. Cases that seem
ed hopeless, that the climate of famous
health resorts failed to benefit have
been permanently cured by it's use. Fol
sale by Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd.
wholesale agents.
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Eight aching hearts were left behind
in Europe by Miss May Goelet. If per-
sistent rumor is to be credited.
She has successfully withstood the
matrimonial pleas of two princes, two
dukes, two earls, a statesman and a
dashing captain of dragons in the
British army.
The last. Captain Oswald G.. Aimes. Is
credited with having made the only
impression upon her maiden heart. But
he vs. poor and without a prospect of
being the possessor of a title, and Mrs.
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Goelet is said to have at the time when
he stood the best chance, been very
urgent in supporting the suit of the
Prince of Teck. brother of the Duchess
of York, the future queen of England.
Prince Henri dOrleans. pretender to
the throne of France. was the other al
legged sutton of royal blood. The Duke
of Manchester. Lords Shaftesbury and
Crichton. and Paul Dechanel. president
Of the French chamber of deputies. are
the possesors of the other wounded
hearts.
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Do not forget that we manufactufS
any article In Gold or Silver Jewslry.
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It's ideal for home use-a
TRIAL CONVINCES !!

Another lot OF STERLING silvia
rHIMBLES at Zoe each; sizes s 10 Ii.
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Financial Tommy: Ma-"Tommy,
you seem to love pa better than you do
me-" Tommy-"Oh, ma. l don't mean
to; but y see, pa allus has his pockets
full o. nickels. "-Indianapolis Journal
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CAMPING
SUPPLIES
6O7 Fo, Street.

IN OUR STORE you'll find scores and
scores OF articles particularly soIIed for
camping.
FOODS OF every sort In diminutiva
packages tin, glass, wood and stone
handy for packing. handy eat-littla
waste.
BASKETS for carrying-hampers ana
hand bags-experience
OF COURSE you don't buy the ex-
perience, but it's of great value to you,
because knowing how to pack enabled
us to insure safe arrival no breakaga,
no loss - whether transported over
mountains on pack saddle or carried In
the locker of Your yacht.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-12
SHOCK MARRIAGES.
Records of Curious Custom In An
Client Maine.

A Bangor lawyer attending court in
the ancient town of Wiscasset, Lincoln
county, went rummaging in the colonial
records Of the place, and in the course of
his reading came across the official regis
tration of a 'smock marriage. - Not
knowing what ''smock marriage was,
he looked further and got some light On
custom that prevailed in England q
century or more ago, and also to some ex-
tent in the American colonies. Smock
marriages were weddings where the bride
appeared dressed in white sheet or
chemise. The reason of such a garb was
the belief that if a man married a woman
who was in debt he could be held liable
for her indebtedness if he received with
her any of her property; and also that
il a woman married man who was in
debt his creditors could not take her
property to satisfy their claims if he had
received nothing from her at marriage
In England, says an antiquarian, there
was at least one case where a birdie was
In purlS naturalibus while the ceremony
was being performed in the great church
at Birmingham. The minister at first
refused to perform the ceremony, but
finding nothing in the rubric that would
To carry out the law fully as the people
understood it, the ceremony should al
ways have been performed as it was in
the Birmingham church, in the instance
noted; but modesty forbidding, various
expedients were used to accomplish the
desired purpose, and yet avoid the un-
pleasant features. Sometimes the bride
stood in a closet and put her hand
through hole in the door; sometimes she
stood behind cloth screen and put her
hand out at one side; again she wound
about her a white sheet furnished by the
bridegroom, and sometimes she stood in
her chemise or 'smockn Eventually, in
Essex county at least, all immodesty was
avoided by the groom furnishing all the
clothes worn by the bride, retaining title
to the same In himself. This he did in
the presence of witnesses, that he might
be able to prove the fact in case he was
sued for any debts she might have con-
tracted.
A marriage of this kind occurred at
Bradford in 1778 and the following is a
true copy of the record of the same:
Bradford, Dec. ye "a, 1878.
This may certihe whomsoever it may
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FREEPORT.
Committee,

South Freeport, July 10.-Last Sunday
was observed as Children's Day here.
Rev. Mr.. Woodward preached an apprO-
pirate and very interesting sermon to the
boys and girls.
Meetings are held in FOgg's Grove, at
the Neck, y everyspleasant Sunday atz3
0 clock, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Brooks of
Yarmouth
The farmers are now busy cutting their
hay, but will get only about two thirds
OF an average crop.
Grain is looking very well in this sec
tion, Cultivated crops, too. are doing
well, but rain is greatly needed.
Among the latest arrivals of summer
people are Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Morse
and two children, from Boston, also Mrs.
Q. d. Edwards and Miss Alice Edwards
and friend, from BrocktOn, Mass, all of
whom win remain through the season,
occupying r. B. Curtis's house
Mrs. j e. Wengren Of Portland and
Miss Dora Fuller of Auburn re at the
Wengren cottage.
Other recent arrivals have been Miss
Alice Waite of NorthHeld, Mass. and
Miss Louise HoIbrook Of Roxbury, who
viii spend the summer with relatives
here.
Mr. G. E. Bibber and family have re-
turned home from Portland.
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eoncerne that James Bailey Of Bradford
who was married to the widow Mary Ba-
con Nov. % last past by me ye subscri Der
then declared that he took the said person
without anything of estate and Lydia the
wife of Eliazer Burbank & Mary the wife
OF Thomas Stickney & Margaret the wife
OF Caleb Burbank all of Bradford were
witnesses that the clothes she then had
on were OF his providing and bestowing
upon her.
William Balch Minister Of ye Gospel.
1t is noted by the anne writer that in
all cases of smock marriages that have
come to his knowledge the brides have
been widows 1t Is thought that during
the reign of George Ill, there were many
smock marriages in Maine, then part
OF the Province of Massachusetts Bay.
chiefly in the counties OF Lincoln and
York, or in the territory which is now so
known. There Is nothing to show that
the practice outlived the Revolution.
In Maine up to 1862 a husband was liable
for debts of his wife contracted before
marriage, and no such subterfuge as the
Ismock' marriage could relieve him.
Bangor News.
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BRUNSWICK.

Brunswick, July 1.-THE Telegraph
in its issue today says: The people on
Maine street, Tuesday, were Mortified
about half past three to hear the cry of a
man evidently in distress. 1t was a cry
that one will never forget, and those who
saw the accident hadn't the slightest
doubt that it was the death cry of Victor
Bagley, the electrician. lie was at work
on top Of the pole near the company S
office. 1t has a perfect maze OF wires
and in some way they became crossed and
grounded. The contact was made from
his leg to his arm and the pain was in
tense. The wires some Of them bear
a tension of 1000 volts, sufficient
to cause death instantly. Mr.. Hopkins
worked quick and managed TO shut of
the current in a remarkably short time,
thus saving Mr.. Balgey life. He was
severely burned but viii not be seriously
discOmOmded. 1t was d very narrow es
cane
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u EMONAI-Dr. S. E. Sylvester has moved
A his office to No. 1Ol Brown St., between
Cong eSs and Free. 121
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I'll RbSSM AKING-In all branches; ladies'
- and misses jackets and tailor suits; Open
through the summer. MRS. MCCLELLAN. Is
Spruce st. lii
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w ANIED-Young man for soda fouufgir
Must understand making svrnns AIsc
g g ar gf44PferlBenctQ pantry man. Apply TO ID 81
a. 0A'O" at X 81
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M ONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
policies. household goods or any good col
lateral security. Notes discounted at short
nouce. w. /. CARR, Room 4. Oxford Build
Ing. ilyI2d4w
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w AM aD-Brlght energetic young man n
rooa nusSueI wholesale or retail experience
g Sa31 references REQUIRED. PARKER. HAM 4,
u 11O J9i CO. wholesale Fancy Drv Goods
---lNNlo oNllCL
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II EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-1he Rgg ..sss
~ sO-called, near Nason's corner aa.s6
Deering Dlstrict) on line OF electrios 70 ns .,
brook, containing about twenty acres q r 's.l
also fine residence on talmouth 81 near R ,sn.
ave. Terms easy. For description anu pn,
call on /. M. WEBB % Exchange oN' a
tlnd, Me.
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DEATH OF DIR. B. W. BARr1Err.

Bangor, July 11.-Dr. Benjamin Web
Der BARTLETT, native of jackson and well
known in eastern Maine, died at his home
in Rowley, Mass, Friday, of apoplexy
lie leaves a widow, also two brothers and
a sister in Maine and brother in Salem.
He was fifty years, four months and
twenty-five days of ages and graduated
from the Bowdoin Medical School in the
class Of 20.
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w AMELIA reliable man TO lake cbareo
oin.ln 90 o. small farm on an island near H.
Ii r,n % a9LIand' Address, with reference. n
III
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The White Oak Hill Hotel Fand Spring
Companysare pushing 4the work on Their
new hotel. The hotel is located on a
commanding elevation and will afford its
guests an unsurpa sed view of Maine s
scenery. 1t will contain about one hum
dred and fifty rooms, modern in construc-
ton and finish. The company is composed
of men of long experience in the hotel
business and th9lr new venture has every
promise of success.
WINDHAM.
South Windham, July 1O.-The Free
Baptist Sunday school OF Little Falls
have adopted the following expression
of sympathy for Mr.. j. j. BODICE and
family:
Dear brother and friends:
Death, that mysteriOus-and to the sur
viving-unWelcome visitor, has entered
the homes of our brother and friends, and
in the midst of fearful renOnstrances has
broken the vase that held the soothing
balm and consolation.
The unyielding Messenger has called
the wife and mother to join that innum-
cradle host in the great Beyond.
Therefore in this no II of their sad
afflictlOn as sincere manifestation of
our kind feelings and heartfelt sympathy,
we, the members of the Free Baptist
Sunday school Of Little Falls would ex-
press our desire to minister consolation
to our bereaved brother and riends who
have been called to part with the beloved
sharer of their joys and sorrows,
TO those who hope for life and immor-
tality death is not gloomy separation
but they are inspired with that blessed
hope that what we call death is but a
change, and that lives once welded in
harmony of affection will again bring
forth spirits to dwell together in immor-
tai love and happiness,
Brother and friends, be of good cheer,
and accept from us as our loving duty in
to of our sympathetic reme1n brance.
James A, Magnu ssOn,
Nellie ClOudman,
Committee.
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w AN Ihl(-ttrst class Dookkeeper. sfead,,
-, pace ior honest person. Address oiytoy
ma ~ ~ lrgs employer aud other reference
- 49,. :, - 1 care Fress Office. CT
stands farming thoroughly. betsveeo1' t tS.
ages on q and 80, and who comes well Tnco ing
OF Deeds, City Hall. 49, - neg ister
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In Gun Factory On the Preln Ises.

We make this a principal ia our business,
We take the utmost pains to execute your
order properly, whether that be for Diamond
Setting or the cheapest repair job. MoKEN-
NEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square.
1an23df
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NOTlCE-Goss & Wilson, auctfoneers "a
liver St N@' cOFnsE 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

OS5dmParty who found ladies' nro5~-T.
the stesmnss Hn dd l. A. M on handle left nn
of6ca 20 l'90raGo, win kindly leave ~ On
91Hee - s0O BAY sTEAMBOAT CO Gov y at
OS,1--Brown leather pocket hool- 49,
Light saiagD street and the Deerinp FI setc
Maine Gepfps,,o or on irving street, crossinN ~ =
9Pe1 npgf Under please return to MIS- a 9f an
hNA Mr1ON' 30 Irving street, Wooafooppd2 81 81
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WANIE0 SlOOO.OO m GOLV

II the readers OF tho PRESS VIII get oqt ,' ID
old gold or silver lewelry bring or sVnu , "
~ mail or express, we will feplls ~ 70
datesy money or check Tor tull ys9ae, sp az
use it In our factory. MclkENNbli mi's'rain
2uring Jeweler, Monument Square p''V'
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Z Schools finished in Otisfeld June 80.
The Otisfeld Gore grange held picnic
at South Otistield, July 4th.
Miss Della B. Weston is attending a
summer school of six weeks at Cam
bridge, Mass
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-12

w. '1's'8''IIN'V5e e7'Wl5U DyUDDWDI
Doctors recommend them for Bilious
ness, Sick headache, Constipation, ali
Liver and Bowel Complaints. They
cleanse the blood of all impurities.
Mild In their action. OF great benefit
to delicate women. One pin is q dose.
Thirty pills in a bottle enclosed in
wood-25 cents; six bottles, 8l.OO. Sold
everywhere or sent postpaid.
!. S. JOHNSON & COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
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NEWFIEID.
REVIVAL OF INTEREST AT RAM
SHACKLE PARK.

NeUfald aTuJv IN -Ramsheck1a Park
has taken q hoom. Under The manage
ment Of 2. new syndicate comprised Of
some IF the hest v011n~ man with the
aid Of q few Of Shsnlei0h'e bustlers
Ran9shaelzle Fair. to he holden Sent, 18TH
10Th and Doth bids fair to he success
This is to he Inferred and honad for from
came on the grounds Saturday afternoon
lime 30th fThe I i,nericks and North
Sbanleiohs n1aved the game resnltin0 IL
to 4 in favor If Ethe fmericlys rpakino
into consideration fine condition of ths
track which had NOT been -nsed for two
wears ard the strono wind which made
III harder for the bal1 nlavers we caT, h11t
think that, 1nCer mora fasvorabla circ,1nn1
stances the results will he still better
iphe race res11Ited as follows.
Madison Wilkes Al
Higb Harry Z q r o
Na3a q 4 & q vyithdravvn
n r o 2 3
Td7rnrnox & q & x withdrazvn
Butcher Row 3 D .
Time 2 10 ., s01~4 y 5o I o . 20 /. g
2 90 . Ia IA Pre1oi13,ne vvera raid at
tba Close If tha 1,aca
SANFORD.
e,,,.i,,o.,,.,o TIL rptono - - ao,,1,+
e. - ~, 1870 ~
1 ~ ~ ~, - AZ
nisT Of r. tbe Ton lrsT,'0 'AO0i'
ITbe sboSgars C1,DJa W. oftor,oo,, o,d
80 ''lUen =
ad ~ tis ''9 I''ii 40 -
ILL., ~ IL Ulnls ,4-o
Lne farmers l9 nave cQlngInenced haylng
be e'rI " ~ g $50 Up F f
0mSsIles W say mstu anu We ar9 lil
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t|OR sALE-HOuse lots from sio0 aet
wards. Lots only short distance iion 81
Hieh school and e.ectrcs at Docring Cs.r
No better can be found The primary and Al
mar schools are near j. B. BlYANL i
Stevens ave. e
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DOR SALE-Two first class secoaiAr
y furnaces, set hot air pipe. gool as new :
REUBEN WESCOTT, l37 Lancaster 81. t
OF Myrtle. ~
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HOh SALt-SIoop GeOrfie: ccnrer-0oari 81
teet orauRhi. 30 feet lons. IN good fol
ZION, iull set Of good sails, an ir0n ballast NJ.
ron Keel. VII be sold cheap. Inquire NA
GRIFFIN, Falmouth Foreside, Me- GS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TUTORING-Pupllst taken in high or cram
mar school studies. Address KATE NJ
ESTEY, So Woodford St. Woodford's. jlyIO-3
Y EMOVAL-Dr. S. E. Sylvester has moved
~ MS ONCE to No. 1Ol Brown St., between
Cong ess and Free. 12l
MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
VA mortgages on real estate life insurance
pohcleS. household goods or any good col
lateral security. Notes discounted at short
nouce. w. p. CARR, Room 4 Oxford Build
lug ilyI2d4w
Ii RESsMAKING-I all branches; ladies'
- ana misses jackets and tailor suits: omen
through the summer MRS. MCCLELLAN, Is
Spruce st. lii
no THE PUBLIC-Portland. July 9th. 1900
y. /. Berry has this day severed all cOnuec-
Ilon with f. A. de BremOn & Co., boiler makers
+. A. dc BREMON. "A Commercial St. 1O-1
YUToRING n all branches OF grammar
school nigh school and college work by a
college, man having good references lust the
chance to study or make up work during the
S 81 a5 FaSanon Call at or write to No 6
GRANT ST, city. 81
MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-Pu Purchasers
~ OF real estate who desire a loan to com
plete their purchase. or owners having mort
cages past due or maturing, can obtain liberal
the real estate office Of FRED'K s. VAIL
First Natl Bank Bldg ie21-im
MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
~ cages on real estate also on stocks
ponds or any other good collateral securities
inquire OF A. G. LIBBY & Co, AZ IL Exchange
0' je19-4
NATCH REPAIRING. and all kinds Of fine
- Jewelry work is my speciality, aud my 20
years experience with w. f. Todd is a puaran-
tee Of best work at reasonable prices. ii your
W4tch or CLOCK needs cleaning or repairing
DflnS them TO me and l will put them in frst,
class condition. GEORGE w BARBOUR' ase
Congress ST. opposite City Hall 2eH
w WILL Buy household goods or store
~, nxtnres q any description, or via re-
ce1vS the same ot our auction rooma for
sale on commission. GOSS a. WILSON
Ancuoneers, 1914 Middle street. corner Silver
NOTICE-C s. belong, contractor and
IN, builder tn lobbing promptly attended to
mortgages negotiated also care OF propertv
CarpsnterS shop 2e4 Federal st. Can ~
write SO EXCHANGE ST. Office hours Oil u
m anu from l-b p. M Telephone 434.2. ! ''
mar21dtf
NOTICE--Goss & Wilson, auctioneers- rS-
SiIvsr moved to 164 to 100 Middle ST.. cornsr oI
0ii'0i OF diff
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4 ,AUNDRY FOR SALE-One OF me 1
~ equipped steam laundrles In New tpK'e..
good business, sold for no fault gran elfF
ing, investigate this If you want naIB8N -
y. SHAPLEIGH, No. Conway, n. a. ..,..
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED--A situation In a store to ,,,r,to :,
w in insurance Office, for think I WI, Ir
IKE IKE r 70 I'VE IN Portland Address FRAN1S
- : ~ s"Ao OlhOo' 11-1
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EOR SALE-Near Poland springs. one Of 81
hnest hotel sltes in the State OF Maine Pa
famous Raymond Springs Price moI.'t
Would exchange ior Portland real estate r
further Information apply 20 FEEDik S1AIIL
Real hsiat, Agent First Nati Bank B1ud.t
DOB
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POLAND.

Poland, July 9.-Mr. A L. Chapman,
the proprietor of Chapman Printery, met
with painful accident recently by get
ting one OF the fingers of his left hand
ca lght In the camway OF a Gordon press.
The finger was badly bruised and a part
OF it nearly severed.