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The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
YARMOUTH.

Special Lsnten services are to be held
at the First Parish Congregational
church vestry. April 8 30 10. The utter
ances Of Jesus from the Cross will be
considered In proper order. The ar.
rangemsnt 10 Is follows: Sunday even
ing, April y, sermon, Rev. A. b. Wright
Of Portland. subject, "Father. forgive
them, for they know not what they dos
Monday evening, April 9, sermon, Rev
S. N. Adams. Westbrook, subjsot, TO
day shalt thou be with me In PARADISE"
Tuesday svaning, April 10, Rev. p.
Il. Miller Of Cum berland, subjsct, "Wom-
an, bshold thy son. Son, behold thy
mother. !" Wednesday evening. April IL,
sermon, Rev. L A. Flint Of Falmouth.
subject. "My Ged, my God, why hast thou
forsaksn mes" Thursday evening, Apri
IL. sermon, Rev. @. II. Woodward OF
south Frseport, subject. az Thirst" Fri
day AFTERNOON at three o'clock, sermon by
Rev. X. I. Hack Of Portland, subject,
eft is flnished;" Friday evening, April
10, sermon, Rev. Ellison X. Purdy OF
Portland, subject, "Fsthsr. into thy
nhnua ooLumohA NY npiEAs-
Yale University alta recent meeting ap-
pointed Rev. Charles Cutler Torrey,
ph. d.. now Taylor professor of Biblical
history In Andover theological ssmina-
~, to the chair Of Semitic languages In
the Academic department.. Charles Gut
Ter Torrey Is q son Of Rev. Joseph Torray.
DID,, formerly pastor OF the First Parish
Congregational church.
The senior class Of the North Yarmouth
academy have adopted the following
Latin motto "Esss guam videra."
Glass colors. green and white. Two mem
bers of the class are to enter BATES college
after graduating from the academy.
General John A. Logan camp. No. 90.
s.. OF ", are % hold social at Royal
River house hall on Tuesday evening.
The camp received an Invitation TO at
tend the camp IRE Of Shepley camp of
Portland, bus IS their social bad been
planned for several weeks they have de-
oidsd not to postpons. It but TO pay the
camp at Portland visit at later date.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26


Iith. Daniel p. Goth, John l.. Richard
son, FresisEiok A. Dyer. Alliston 0ardi-
ner, Henry p. q. Herssy, Edward y.
Reynolds. krnest HEREBY. Thomas b.
Haskell.
Mrs. rr. LorinR q. Lombard enter
tanned the ladies' aid Of the 5carboro and
Cape Elisabeth Fair association at her
home on Sumner street. Pleasantdale.
Last Friday evening. After short bust
ness meeting OF the association, the even.
ing was given over to amu,ements, music,
eto., and the company enjoyed themselves
In a most happy aud social manner
Light Investments were served and a.
quite late hour the company left for
their homes feeling that ths evening had
been most snjoyably p1ss,d. Mrs. Lom :
hard IL SECRETARY Of the association.
The Ladies' Union of BOwery Beach
has elected the following officers;
preesident-Mr. A. ID. Cham bsrlain.
WIGS HNsldsnt-Nfs. Rose II. Wheeler.
SeorstaFy-Nrs. Carrie Libby.
greasuTeI-ATs. n. W. Davis.
ManaGers-hrs. h. Nj. Merriman, Mrs..
jennie Staples, ATs. Bessie Trundy.
The subject OF the EpwoEth League
meeting at the Peoples II. E. church last
evening WIS "rhe GLORY Of obedisnoe. ="
" U. AanteF, leader.
Miss Harvey, q returned missionary
from IBeis, gave q lecture at the First
Aeihodist ehnrch yesterday afternoon.
she IL a most interesting and Instructive
sreaker.
AIRS Gsorge Upton. Sawyer street, lie
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Skill
lings OF Auburn.
Westbrook comnandery with Its degrees
team, will pay fIaternsl visit to Ocean
View commandsry this evening. a good
time Is guaranteed every body privileged
TO attend.
The Pine Tree State club OF Boston is
TO devote an evening in April, between
the 18th ami cath 10 the authors Of Maine.
ana among the invited guests Is James
Otis Kaler. superintendent OF public
schools In South Portland. He mas been
asked. II not able to be present In person.
to write something especially for this
occasion. IL is the plan Of the club TO
print in little brochure the oommuni-
cations which they receive II Il OF In
tsress to know that the Pine Tree State
cllb OF Boston has started the matter OF
IN ola Home Week In Maine, aud tn sy
are pushing 10 to u suocessful issue.
This clue has snterts ned from time 10
time Copgrossmen and other Maine pso-
pls Of prominence resident In and out OF
the state. and some years ago 10 had an
Authors Night, at which were present
Sarah Orne Jewstt. Blanche Wills
Howard, Mrs. Laura Il. Richards. Mrs.
Harriet PRESCOTT Spofford, Kate Douglas
wiagIn, Rebeooa s. Clarke, Elizabeth
Akers A lien, Mrs. Frances Lawton Mace,
Mrs. Abba Gould Moclson and others.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe welcomed the
company, and Mira Louise Chandler
Noulton rerd . poem.
1t woull delight the Pine Tree State
club OF Boston II once again SO repre-
sentative a meeting as was that could he
assamblsd.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
MORRILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lurvey, who
moved from North Desring some months
ago. have taken up their residence
again in the same community.
Miss Alice Pride of Deering Center Is
very much improved from her recent
illness and expects to get out soon.
Mr.. Harley Gilman Is to leave this
week for Fredericton, n. b., where he
will resume work on the spring canning
business.
Mr.. Myron Moore, the local contractor
and builder. has charge of ths repairs now
being made on HOsgg hall at Desring
Center.
Mrs. J. @. ColsswoFthy, Pleasant ave.
nus, and Miss Myra and Miss Frank
stiles, have returned from pleasant Wis
10 with their brother. Mr.. Albion Stiles
Of Westbrook.
Mr. Alfred OrossmAn of Amherst, N i.
s., has bsen visiting mis- sister. Mira
George 1ripp. Veranda street, East Deer
ing.
M. Harry Ii. Greene of Yarmouthyills
has moved his family into Miss Russell's
rent on veranda street, East Dserlna.
Mr.. Greene has entersd the employ Of
A. +. Cox s. Co., the Portland shosmak-
srs.
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WOODFORDS.

Lolita Evelsth. residing with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. I. Evslsth,
80 Woodford street, has issusd invita-
friends on Monday, March 30. from three
to i've o'clock, the occasion being In hon.
or OF her fourth birthday.
Mrs. John Carls:cn Of Salem, Mass,
has recently been the guest Of her son,
Mr.. Edward II. Carleton, corner Of For
est avenue and Coyle street.
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Bates, residing with
reaches her SD birthday Sunday, April
/. In honor Of the event Mrs. Bates will
receive her friends informally on Satur
day afternoon. March 81, from three until
six O'Clock In honor of the syenp.
Mr. Joseph Ballard, Chestnut street,
lie recovering from g severe attack Of the
grip
hes BEEN confined 10 the house with a Sc
we're attack Of acute rheumetisn.
A delegation Of the mem bsrs OF Desring
chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star,
went Co South Portland Friday evening
where they paid fratsFnal visit TO the
mem bers Of the chapter Of that city.
The mem bers Of the Woodfords Univer-
salist parish are to hold . supper and So
DIAL at Lewis hall on the evening ofApril
9. This event will be an innovation In the
line Of the sooisty and the occasion will
be q kind OF reunion. As effort will be
made to secure the largest possible at
tendance as 1t lie the intsnlion TO formal
ly organize a church society on Easter
Sunday, SO IL Ia desired to hold . prelimi-
nary social gathering prior 10 the time Of
perfectlnR the church organ ization,
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How Portland Would Fare in Army
Reorganization.
It Holds Fourth Place in
Strategical Importance.
Olher News From POriland's
Suburbs.

The contemplated changes AZ Forts
PreoIe and Williams consequent upon the
purchase Of land with which 70 enlarge
the reservations and tbs erection Of build
ing thereon ere viewed with great Inter
eat by the people on this side OF the har-
pcr, for 1t means more men. And In this
connection we are reminded OF = petition
which was recently cent to the Senate and
House OF representatives. 1t Is as followsi
"May 1t please your Honorable Bodies;
The Chamber Of Commerce OF the stata
of New York respectfully represents that
the Spanish war illustrated how thor
oughIy unpreparsd the country was for
the defence Of Its harbors against attack
by foreign navy.
"The lack Of guns properly equipped,
and of instructed soldiers TO efficiently
man these that wsre available, was Ia.
inevitable.
"rwo months after war was declared
the harbor Of New York was not In .
proper state Of defence, the number Of
trained artillerymen to serve the modern
guns then mounted was entirely made
quate and 1t was a long time before the
channels were mined and torpedoed.
"Since the war harbor defsnoes have
been extended, and more guns and NOR.
tsrs have been put in place, but the
country is no better of today as regards
che necessary personnel.
"To furnish one detachment for each
gun and mortar now in place, range
finding men, electricians and n non-oom-
missioned staff, Is, 402 artillery soldiers
are required land this makes no provisicn
for guard, siok, ETC., etc.,, for the coast
artillery alone"
A table follows from which IL appears
FROM reliable information that P3rtland's
quota would be 1918 men. In other
words next to New York, San Francisco
and Puget Sound Seattle and Tacoma,
Washtngtonl, Portland is looked upon by
scientific Artillerist as the most import
ant strategic point along both oceans.
The table mentioned is as followsi
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
GORHAM.

The Indies Of the third division will
2 i've . supper and entertainment In the
Congregational chapel Inursday evening,
March 2vth. Soallopsd oysters, cold
meats, hot rolls, cake ana coffee will be
served from six to eight O'Clock, after
which will he given an ENTERTAINMENT
rth-provoking 10 It's absurdity.
Many prominent people will make their
first appearance as 'stars," and all
who enjoy q good. hearty laugh, will
have many chances during the evening.
The Cosmopolitan Club held . very
interesting meeting this week with Miss
Gertrude Merrill, Main street. The next
meeting Of the club will be held with
Miss Cloudmsn.
Hon. W. W. Ststson, State Superlu-
tsndent OF Schools. visitsd the Normal
school, Friday.
Miss Marion Summersides, who hiss
been plsssing few days In Boston and
Lowell, returned to hsr home Friday, on
State street..
Ex-Gov. Rohie and wife, who are pass
ing the winter at the Falmouth Hotel,
Portland, were In Gorham, Friday.
Hon.B. n. Chadbourn and s. b. 0uth-
rie, Esq, were In Portland Saturday on
business matters.
Miss Eva Merritt, Main street, has re.
turned from a visit with friends in Boz
ton.
ME-. Kinds of New York city is Wis
Ting his brother Abel for few days
Miss Nellie White, Main street, left
Friday for visit with friends In Don.
way, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cobb Of Bost on
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Adams State street.
The Normal school closed Friday for q
brief vacation. The next term win beg In
Tuesday. April Sd.
Miss Dillingham;, q graduate Of the
Normal school, was In 0orham this
week.
Deacon j. 8. Leavitt and wife have
been Ill with the grip several days.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
WIT AND WISDOM.
Got what He Asked For.

$50 you are looking for a position"
said the merchant to the youth with the
high collar and noisy neektie. What can
you doT'
"Oh. any old thing" replied the young
man. "Of course don't expect the jun
ior partnership at the start, but want
to be sure OF an early rise"
'Very WELL" replied the merchant. "Pll
make you assistant janitor. You will rise
at o'clock every morning and sweep the
floors. Chicago News.
The Cheapest Is Ponds Extract, be.
cause one "sman" bottle. 80 cts, has more
beneficial effect than one gallon Of other prep
arations sold as being the same as" or "equa
to-" Ponds Ertrdct. For all Pain ana Soreness
Entirely Too Far.
Bacon-Some people carry a joke too
far.
Egbert-Yes, Penman, the humorist,
carried one to IA different newspaper
offices, ! understand, and didn't sell it
even then.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
Ia PORTLAND-There never was a time
when such trades could be bought In South
Portland real estate as at present. VIII sell
houses with good lots IN good nelghborhOods
with most modern improvements at Ipriees far
below anything ever offered before. House. high
street. $500; house, Shawn III street, $1,000
house, Front street, $1,000, house. Parker Lane
90: lot ofland, Broadway, 500; lot at Cash's
Corner. iOOXlOO H.. $3.50. / also have some of
the most desirable building lots at South Port
land the prices ranging from 500 to $500. all in
best part OF village where property Is improv-
ing In value each year. ANY person wishing to
buy building lot can pay one dollar per week
II desired This Is rare opportunity for one
wishing to secure lot that will Increase in
value each year. The undersigned viii. If de-
sired, give tbs names of parties who have with
In the last dozen years made from one to two
hundred dollars in one year on los that cost but
little above one hundred dollars. Tie public
must remember that in buying lots at South
Portland 1t Is NOT like going out of town where
some specuialor has bought up farm and
divided the same into building lots at a point
removed from stores, post office, church, neigh
bors, sidewalk. sewers aud many other privl-
leges that are enjoyed by a resident at South
Portland. For plans, etc, call on +. H. nAR-
FORD, 3i15 Exchange street. mar14u
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INTENTIONS OF MARkIAGE.

During the past week the following
persons have filed at the office of City
CLERK Dyer declarations of matrimon ial
intentions; Burton Smart and Nina r..
Van Drnmmond, boSA of Portland; VIII.
liam and Annie Hayes, both of Portland /;
Howard A. Ailliken of Hallowell and
Margaret @. Phillips Of Portland.
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Mrs. John Dixon, who has nssn apsnd-
In the last tive months In Na5hua,N. H.,
has returned to her home on Washington
Axanua. East peerinR.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

AuNh
Fenobsoot River, Me-, 80
Kennebeo River, Me-, 10
Portland Harbor, Me-, ISIS
Portsmouth, N. H., l6O
Bosom, Mass, l,l66
New Bedford, Mass, 70
Earrsgansett Bay. Newport, X. /, S55
East Entrance Long Island Sound.
N. Y, s04
Esss Entrance New York Hsrbor, 800
Southern Entrance New York HAr-
Dor. 1883
Delaware River (PhilAdelphiAl $40
baltimore, Md, coz
Potomac River (washingtcn, d.
o., 522
Hampto on Roads, Va. Norfolk. =
Newport News, Richmond, etc.,. 500
Cape Fear River Wilmington.
Charleston Barbor, S. c., 666
Port Royal Sound, s. O., los
Sc. Jcnh's River (Jack.onvllIs. -
Key West. Fla, ass
Tampa Bay, Fla 81
Mullet Key, Ella, l73
Pensacola, fla, 1876
Mobile, Ala, sc
New Orleans. La, 2s4
GALVESTON, Texas, 6s3
San Diego, Cal, l4l
San Francisco. CAL, 1898
Columbia River astoria and Port
pH ssS' s 9fspn Seattle and TACO Dol
ma, Wash.). 1,4l4
Total, IL, 4o2
The present enlisted strength of the
coast artillery consists Of 9, 702 men; an
authorized increase of the artillery force
Of seven regiments. at least, should be
made. This will provide force of 10, 4Oi
enlisted men.
The government has committed itself
TO armament. The guns are In place but
no men to adequately man them. Fort
Prehle. for instance, has one battery
and the armament is 16, ~ inch mortars
and some rapid firing guns to protect the
m;ns fields The garrison hers alone
should consist of from 800 to AGO men.
Then again VIC have Fort Williams
Great Diamond island, Cushing's island,
whore strong works are In process Of con-
ntruetlon and big guns, perhaps too big
when you come to that, are being placed.
All things considered 1t looks very much
rs II the Chamber of Commerce was right
and PoItlann's quota instead of two
mssgre batteries, should be q full regi-
1u0ub VI hfthJtEF anu Wndb tuht H0anb 10
any city from commercial point of
view, taking into consideration Of course
the material and social wants OF thou
and or more OF lusty men, We leave for
Portland's public spirited citiZens to de-
Ode for themselves. IL looks like . good
thing II IL can only be pushed along.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
At caucus of the Republicans of
South Portland, held at the hose house, in
KniGhtville, Saturday afternoon the fol-
lowing delegates were chosen to represent
ths Republicans of the First Copgression-
al district at the convention which is to
be held in Portland at Reception hall,
Tuesday, April 18th: William A. Cobb,
David E. Moulton, Albert A, Cole,
Charles A. Jennsy, Daniel 4. MeOanp,
Moses L. Batchelder, William g. Thomas,
Warren p. Brown. The delegates Werc
authorized TO I'LL vacancies. Joseph s.
Pickett YVES chairman Of the caucus and
Henry p. q. HsFFey, ssorstary.
The following delegates were chosen to
the Republican stats convention which 10
to te held at Lewiston Wednesday, April
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
THE NE. s. &. TUNIsIAN COMING
TO PORTLAND.

The new Allan liner Tunisian made
her trial trip on the Clyde few days
ago, which was ia every way successful.
She will sail from Portland Oh Apr.
2lst, Tie Tupisian lie a handsome twin
screw ship Of 10. sI6 toms.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
THE FIRE CoMMITTEG.

The fire commitbss oF0anixsd Saturday
n light by the choice Of Councilman Phin-
ney % secretary. Outstanding bills were
appkoyed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

TOR sALE-Fancy lot OF jobbers masons'
IL pole and extension ladders. All kinds Of
ladders constantly on hand. Thoroughly built
safe step ladders for house use, zoe per foot.
REUBEN WESCOTT, 1877 Lanchaster Lin
coin street, foot OF Myrtle. Telephone No.
1884. martGdI2w
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

TOR SALE-Hew summer cottage Loveitt's
Hill, Willard, (neaT Cape Casino) eighteen
rooms; built for lodging house: comp etefy fur
nished, Sebag0 wafer, open plumbing, lot
80 100 feet bounded on three streets This
contains q corner building lot. Enquire n
WILMOT STREET, Portland, Me, col
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

FOR SALE-One OF the best double houses
10 Portland; an excellent opportunity for
some one to own house aud receive a good
income from one OF the rents, at the same
time. Apply to GEO. 7. EDWARDS, at VIII
iams Manufacturing Co., kennebec street,
Portland, Me. POI
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

FOR sALE-MedIum sized safe, made by
IL Hall safe 81 Lock Co, in perfect condition;
case OF drawers fifteen feet long. sixteen large
drawersi case of drawers twenty feet long.
twelve large drawers; wax thread sewing
machine. creasing machine. splitting machine
for leather work. LEIGHTON MFG. CO.,
No. 1888 Spring street. pol
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

GASOLINE. naphha, benzne; II you have
W any use for tile above articles In any
quantity from one pint to barrel, order by
postal or telephone 9o6-4 and | will deliver Il
to any part OF he city. NEAL d. WIN5LOW.
OIL Dealer 90 Preble street. 22-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

FOR SALE-At q great bargain, the four
store fronts In block on Exchange ST.. next
peloW corner OF Congress, comprising the plate
glass, good as new, quite recently put In. All
the granite thresholds ami underpiniRlng. the
IRON columns and granite lintals. Apply -
WILLIAM BURROWkS on the premises.
2II
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

EOR SALE-we have a large number OF
II houses on our list for sale In Portland.
Deering district and WestbTook at great bar
yestment; also desirable building lots EZRA
HAWKES. 6 CO., SO Exchange street, tels-
phone 1872. 22-i
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CLOCK WON'T GO.

Send postal or bring 1t to u.s. We do only the
best OF work. and have made a specially Of 10
for years. All work warranted. MCKINNEY
THE JEWELER, Monument Square. jan26dn
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

L,OR SALE-B fiat silver plated Head cor
number Of mandollns, violins and banjos vt
very low prices; q few banjo and mandolin
leather cases at $3.50 each; second hand up
or by installments. HALVES. 4I4 Congress
street. 22-l
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lmnortant TO Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle Of CASToR1A,
q safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that 1t
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

Eok SALE-FalmOuth Foreside, cosey. well
- built, AL year round cottage. within Con
feet OF shore and electric cars, haviny nj gpll-
Price under Sil00. Particulars FkFDFRICK
5. VAIL, Real Estate Agent once First Ma
tional Bank Building. 22I
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EOR SALE.-Boarding house situated on
Il Brown street consisting Of - furnished
room, Que OF the finest locations for a boarding
house In Portland. Price reasonable. Apply
to A, Z. LIBBY & CO, 42i3 Exchange street.
4
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

ENOR SALE-An old established restaurant
~ o. an exceedingly low price. situated GA
one OF The principal business streets IN Port
land. now doing good paying business. Ror
luriher Particulars Inquire Of A. 4. LIEBF 8
co 42ss Exchange street -
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EOR SALE-Deerlng Avenue, Fessenden
Il Park, new nine (9l room house, with every
modern convenience; location unsurpassed,
electric cars aud lights, baths. etc Price only
$500. Easy terms. DALTON CO. SO Ex-
change street feb9u
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

FOR SALE-On Congress ST., east Of Pearl,
choice Investment ia n block OF elegant
houses with eonyoDiences too numerous 10 mem
tiOn Including new open plumbing and steam
heat; will bear careful examination. first time
anuum W. II. WALDROS s. CO., $50 Middle
~. 2I-i
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TOILET.

ITO IFT-eaos rer month, near woodfords. on
\ line Of electrics. SCOTT WILSON, 1914
Middle street 25l
TO IET-Iower rent NO. 20 Stone street.
Upper aud lower rent No. IL Summer
Oaees No. "a Exchange, 800 Fore ana POS Com
mrrciaL Desk room y Exchange. store
Portland Pier. Apply to WILLIAM II. Will
LARD. isiis Middle street. 23l
FTfO LET-A pleasant, sunny front room with
alcoye. on floor with bath, steam heat,
near eiecnfcs, FIRST class table board. MRS.
SkILLtkus. Congress Park. 22-1
no LET-Furnished rooms. steam heat. cen
trhliy located. bath room on same floor. at
II Myrtle St.. opposite City hall. gil
TO LET-Furnished house on Pleasant ave.
u nue.. y nodfords, nine rooms besides laun-
dry and hath. pleasant and sunny, extensive
grounds with eroye and orchard. Enquire at
81 Pleasant avenue, Wocdfords. 2I-2
ITO LET-several small tenements In house
Madison ST., $3.50 and s4.50. Upper rent
81 Merrill ST., % 90 Apply 10 A. MuORGoF-
SKY, - Hampshire Sc. all
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on THE CAPE.

A Regiment of Soldiers
to Man the Big Guns.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

Ddd Fellows. Masonic. Knights OF Columbus,
knights OF Golden Eage,t Golden Cross and
III other Secret order Pins ard Charms. We
make a speciality of these goods and always
} We a stock on hand M'KENNEY THE
)EWRLER. Monument Square. mail3dH
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

IIOR SALE--The only drug store In thriving
Il manufacturing village with large surround.
ing country 10 draw lrctn, good fixtures, small,
clean stock. low price Address DRUG STORE
Box 1857. noY27-u
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FOR sALE-Msgnncen double house, every
thing entirely separately on Brown street.
NOW Norwood sneet,l DeerinE, open fire.
places, steam heat, piazZaS, bays. very sunnv.
near two lines OF electrlcs, Il modern house in
every respect, architects plans aud built by the
day you can live in one reut and let the other
for $500 per year look IL over; call afternoons.
DALTON, 50 Exchange street. 25-u
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ron GALE.

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in sdvnac~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 20 cents, cash In advance.
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EOK SALE-Ma3hIHctnI COIIAK6 IOls aud
IL new cottages at Ottawa Park, CllH Cot
tage Property on Cape electric line, near
Cape Casino. Some o. the advantages are good
streets, excellent car service, Sebago water,
electric lights, fine beach, up TO date restaurant
ON the grounds. only desirable parties. no
cheap cottages, everything strictly hTst class.
Prices and plans at our once. DALTON co,
50 Exchange street. Jan26du
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TOR SALE-Deering Highlands five 90 els-
Every modern convenience; prices range from
g, 500 TO $500 and terms are right and easy.
Dsering property Is booming remember.
& Co, So Exchange ~. febg-tf