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AUCTION SALES.
FITl RE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARIE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES NJ AIS
WASHING TOY STREET NORTHWEST

NNNffINTiON STREET NOETHWEST
Ivy virtue "f II decree Of the supreme Court Of
me l iIstiict Of Columbia, passed in equity cause
~" -itti viii sell. al public auction. I'm front Of
ne premises, on FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY
HlNiH 1900, AT FIVE O'CLOCK l. NJ rarts OF
lo,S t"enty-twu t22i and twcniy-ihrnc t2Si in
sslhare numbered FIVE hundred and eighteen ,;,is,
IN u" en-! OF Washington, nistric: Of Columbia
iitpI"feu ny premises No, as Washington ST n "
terms: onc-ihrd cash and the rrins Under in
tsluai Payments at one and wears from the
IA! OF safe, with interest at tn. rate Of q, per
ahnuin, payable semi annually For tn. deferred
payments purchaser is To give his or her mem
issoFF notes secured by deed Of trust on the prop
cry sold deposit of SIoo viii he rcauIr.,I at
tlnic oi sale. Terms Of sale must h, complied win
IN httcen days from the day If sale otherwise, the
trustee reserves the righE reatlverf!s and resell
~ me FISK and cost "f the tiefaulting purchaser
after due notice published In some Washington
newspaper All c"n'ryancing, recording nutarIal
ices anu revenue stamps at purchasers rost
je2O-lNls lawn " ,pSEI. r..
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gyTIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
THU RSDAY. JUNE TWENTY EIGHTH 1900,
same hour and place. BY order OF the Trustees.
je1S-d&ds
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JOHN p. IARNER
je2o-dts Attorney for the Holder of the Notes
THos. J. OWEN. ArCT.. als ST. NV.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
WILL 40GAIED, IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BEING THE TWO F1N E-ST0RY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 1923 AND
1i25 STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR THE
STATE. WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT.
At the reques, # the owners l will sell, at public
auction. in front of the premises TUESDAY,
JUNE TWENTI-SIXTH. 1900. At HALFpASr
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, part of lot and sublot D.
in square los, fronting "a feet Inches the
north side of & street by the average depth Of
said lots improved above.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to deed of trust
for Sl6.WU, at per cent, balance cash y de-
post of $3.50 required al time of sale. Conveyance
ing recording and revenue stamps Of pur-
chaser. Firstclass location Tor apartment
house.
je2pi&ds THOS J. OWEN Auctioneer
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AS CHEOPS SAW IT.

AS CF1EOPS SAW III.
/" fsT-sEIAT is enormous pyramid you are build
KsaRs ing" said the visitor at Egypts court; "but
kSSl it seems purposeess kind of structure. What
is it for?" when the top stone is laid" replied
Cheops quietly, "you will see the point"
Isn't it strange some persons find it hard to be-
1--we all that is told of Ivory Soap? Don't you try
to believe it, Just try the soap. You will not then be
without it for twice it's cost. 1t will tell the story.
You will see the point.
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FUTURE DAYS.
SLOAN & CO.. AUcrs.. 14O7 @ ST. NV.

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTS.. 1iO7 @ ST. NV.
"CHICKERING'' SQUARE PIANO. PARI.OR OR
GAN BRASS BEI,STEADS. MANTEL AND
PIER MIRRORS PARLOR FURNITURE ROLL
TOP DECKS AND OFFICE CHAIRS. HAND
SOME WALNUT BED ROOM SUITE OAK AND
OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE, FOLD
ING BEDS wARDROBES, CHIFFONIERS,
OOUCHFS DINING CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS. holsters, PIC
TURES. RUGS CARPETS. EIGHT ROLLS NEW
MATING. CHINA CLOSETS, BOOK CASES,
HALL RACKS, SIDEBOARDS. EXTENSION
TABLES. ODD BUREAUS AND WASIISTANDS.
TOILET SETS GLASS AND CROCKERY
WARE. W. W. SPRINGS, STOVES. KITCHEN
SUPPLIES. &c, &C., ALL WITHIN OUR AUG
TON ROOMS, ON SATURDAY. JUNE
TWENTY THIRD. 1900 AT TEN O'CLOCK
AN. Y
AND TWELVE NJ,
FINE BREWSTER VICTORIA: DEMoNEyr
SPIDER PHAETt)N, BROUGHAM BUGGY,
HORSES. HARNESS, &c.
je2i-2t G q SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers.
q q SLOAN Il CO. AIcTIONEiEkS l4O7 {; w
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.DuNCANsoN BROS, AUcTIoYkERs
IEi STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIAIFGovFD
LOTS N SQtARE g.. BETWEEN y AND -
MD IMEErf-FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND

so ahE ~. BETWEEN y AND -
MD TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST
RS virtue of a certain deed OF trust TO us dated
June -. lSS2 and duly recorded IN I.iber No 1859
1to lo3 ct seq Of the land records of the District
OF Columbia. and at :he request OF the PARTY
secured thereby. We, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell at public auction, in front OF the pr..u
Uses, on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY EIGi,TU
A,D. 1900 AT FIVE O'CLOCK m. the following
utscTib"d land and premises. situate in the city Of
washington, In the District Of Columbia and dtsig-
mated as and being lots ISL. 1852 and 1888 VI VIII
nam l.. Bramhall and others subdivision of lots
III square sixty nine t69 said subdivision ia re-
corded in Book 49, page "a Of he record. Of the
office OF the surveyor Of said District
Terms OF sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
I" he paid In cash. and the balance in two equal
ihstailments. payable In one and Two years with
interest at Gge per annuu, payable semi annually
from day of sale, for which notes Of the purchaser
TO be given. secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash, at the option II the
purchase a deposit OF 500 on each lot will he
required OF the purchaser at the time of sale. All
cohveyanring. stamps. recording ami notarial fees
at The cost of the purchaser. Terms Of sale Ia be
complied with within ten days from day of sale,
Otherwise the trustees the right % resell
the property at the risk and Of the Ietauting
purchaser.
WILLIAM f. EDMONSToN Trustee,
.DUo- 9Th ST. n.
ROBT f. l.. WHITE. Trustee
Jelt'-d&ds Stewart bldg 400 9Th ST. NV
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
puNcANsoN BROS. AUCTs. 9TH 4 SIS. NV.

NQTItE-REA1. ESTATE NOTES At AUCTION.
by authority of certain collateral note dated
october 8, 1895 I viii sell at public auction at
The Offices OF DuncarSon Bros, southwest corner
81 9Th and ID SITS. nv, Washington. u. e. un
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY FIFTH. 1900. at ONE
O'CLOCK I'M, the following described collateral!
Iwehty seven notes. each FOR the OF one
Thousand dollars, made by f. Richard Ship. dated
December s. 1897. and secured by deed Cf trust
on lots l 10 IL inclusive, &c - inclusive, 81
% inclusive, 66, - to 81 inclusive in block mum
heFed one. and lots 6, 8, part OF lot is. - to 81
inclusive, 10. s6. II. 49, 81 to leo inclusive and
1c4. 1l0, III. 49, In block numbered two, and
lots | to inclusive. IL, -. 50. FL -. IS. "a
49, 80 TO- H. ~. 43. a, i5, IS and 20, block &.
all in Green's subdivision of Chichester. the
same appears of record in County 1-brr q, folio
"a Of the records of the office of the surveyor of
the District of Columbia.
Terms cash
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@. c. SLOAN Il CO.. AUcTIONEE.kS, 14O7 G n v
TRUSTEES SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE
AND EIXTItHES AND MACHINERY AN

TOOLS.
This is TO give notice, that the Undersigned as
trustee in the matter Of ths bankruptcy of Warren
District Court eae United States In and for the
District of Columbia will offer for sale. at public
auction the prpmisesI at 304 18th street north
west, Washington D. ~. THURSDAY. THE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAYsOF JUNE. 1900 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM the Office furniture and fixtures
consisting of safe desks chairs. stove, electric
fans. etc. and machinery and tools of various
kinds used by SAID bankrupt in the business of
metal working and cornice making
Terms: Cash. A deposit of 800 will be re-
quircd nj the time OF sale. Terms of sale be
complied with in ten days, otherwise the trustee
RESERVES the right to resell the property at the
risk and defauting purchaser Convey
ancine. recording. revenue stamps. etc. at pur
chaser's cost JOHN J. HAMILTON,
Trustee. W. NJ. Whyte, bankrupt,
-dSds 512 Fst
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JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.

McCAMMON & HAYDEN
Attorneys for Party Secured, 1420 F at. NV.
Of
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Of children there were SIX Mrs. Sarah
Ballard, now over 70. years Of ago who re-
ides nearby Orren b. Stevens. who was
killed In the Civil war; Miriam Stew
ems, deceased; Alfred A. Stevens. William
p. Stevens and Edward U. Stevens.
Mrs. Stevens's husband died Ssptem.
Der Q 1854. at the age Of SO years. AL
Of her sons served in the Civil war, tw Q
az isutenants and the other as a drum.
msr In Maine regiments.
Mrs. Stevens 10 quite reader a nd
keeps herself well informed. She 10 also
quite handy with the needs and enjoys
doing fancy work.
1t may be said in connection with her
life that she has lived In three towns and
two oities. all Of which time she has
lived In the same house Her home has
been In the towns Of Falmouth, West.
brook and Dsering. and In later days
the cities of Desring and Portland.
Owing to the storm Of yesterday moi
many friends were able to greet Mrs.
Stevens and extend their congratulations.
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BRIEF J0TTlNGS.

The fifth monthly vespsr service at Con
gress Square church will be held on Sun
day afternoon at half past four O'Clock.
The public are cordially invited.
All of the public offices. the banks and
the courts were closed all day yesterday.
The most OF the business houses were op
en- during the forenoon, but were closed
during the afternoon, as were also the
law offices.
1t lie not Miss Sargent Of the Sherwood
who has gone TO New York as stated In
Thursday mornings paper.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Diet Mission will be held at the Fraterni'
~ house, Spring street.. on Friday after.
noon. instead of Saturday. the usual day.
The Unitarian Women's Alliance viii
meet this Aftsrnson ct 3 o'clock.
The annual meeting Of the Samaritan
Association will be held with Mrs. W.
]. Kilborp, Bracket street. Thursday
afternoon. Marc !.
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OBITUARY.
HENRY b. WALKER.

Henry b. Walker. . leading and highly
respected ciiissn CT westbrook. died ut
his home rear Prids's Corner In that city,
on the 22nd inst.
Mr.. Walker was born in Charisstown,
Msss., Jan. IS, 1919. son of Edward b.
and PeTsi, (Phipps) Walker. He wa'
educated In the common schools and at
Dodge's Academy In his native city. At
ths age Of nineteen he became assistant
rsymas,er Ia the navy. Els first ssrvici
In this ospacity was on the heditsrran-
san In the ship Of the llne 81 Ohio.." Com
modore Isaac Hull. In 1916 he sailsd az
PASSENGER on the sloop-of-war" Boston
for the purpose Of Joining the Gulf Squad
ron. The vessel was wrecked on the
island Eieuthers, ore Of the bahamas, In
November, 1s46. He was subsequently,
with the blockading squadron OF Vera
cruz. and left the navy In 1s47. During
his naval expert snos he visited the places
Of interest In the Mediterranean. and
also the Holy Land. He also visited the
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though not generally remunerative, are
the privilege Of the country esquire. In
Mr.. Walker his neighbors always found q
wise and discreet counsellor as well as
true friend, ana the death OF such man,
although at more than four score yssrs.
Is always n public, no lees than personal
less, and as such is sincerely mourned.
In politics Mr.. Walker was Demo rat,
voting at the last Presidential election
for Palmer and Buokner.
By his first marriage there was one
child who died In infancy. By the second
marriage there wer, five sons, Calvin
S., who died In 1898, Edward s., who
lives at home, unmarried, II. Percy,
now In the Custom House, In Portland,
and Charles and Ernest, who were
drowned in the Presumpscot river near
Pride's Bridge. March 80. 1872.
The funeral will take place 81 bis late
residence on Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Burial at Pine Grove ceme-
terry.
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Philippines and became familiar with
many Of tho scenes since made historic
by the achievements of Admiral Dewey.
After leaving the navy hs engaged Ia the
provision business in Charlsstown for
about two years. In January, ls49, he
sailed for California via Cape Horn. He
remained In California some two years,
being among the advance guard Of the
"Argonauts" who opened up that great
state upon the Pacific to commerce and
civilization. Then, owing to the illness
of his wife he returned to his home In
Msssach usetts, reaching there the last Of
January 1861.
His wife dying in the May following,
he returned to Cali 'ornia 10y way OF the
Isthnus, and remained there until 1858,
" hen he returned to Charlestown.
In 1854 he married Zelia A, daughter
Of Geo W. Lunt of wsstbrook, the sister
Of his first wife. MIRA Walker was the
granddaughter of Capt. Daniel Lunt Of
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revolutionary fame. o charter membsr OF
the Society Of the Cincinnati. She died
ON the Both asy Of September, 1899. Tbs
year Of his second marriage Mr.. Walker
purchased Of his wifs's father the farm
on which he ever after resided. and on
which few years since he built the hns
brick rrsids.cs in which he lived ct the
time Of his doosase.
As a result OF his experience In the
navy Mr.. Walker became thorough ac-
oounsant, and having served the town Of
his adoption often In the BOARD CT select
men, and as auditor OF accounts, no one
was Juore convsrsant than he for many
years with its prudential and financial
affairs He served on the board Of select
msnt of wsstbrook in 1900. 1869 and 1870.
This was before the division OF the town
BY the Incorporation Of Deering. He
also served In 1871, 1879, 1879, 1876. 1878
and 1879 and vas chairman Of the boar d
eight out Of his nine years of service.
For many years he was o Justice Of
the Psa,s, and 1t was In this capscity
that he was often called upon to render
those services TO his immediate neig hbors
30 oftsn useful and Indispensable, which,
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NOMINATIONS BY TIE GOVERNOR.

Augusta, February 22-The following
nominations have been made by Cover
nor Powers:
Clerk of the supreme court for the
County OF Lincoln. Chas. l.. McCurda Of
Wiscassst.
Judge Of the municipal court Of Lewis
ton, Adslbert ID. Cornish.
State detective, Maxine Bolieau of
LIE wiston.
Agent of the Psnobscot tribe of In
dians, Georgs W. Hunt Of Old Town.
Tiust-e OF the Maine Insane hospital,
p. o. Viokery Of Augusta.
4 Public administrators Vim. +. Ihomp-
son of Belfast, for Waldo, and +. W..
Guptiil OF Saoo, for York.
Fish warden, Richard Orr, Orr's Island.
Coroner, John W. BalIou, Bath.
Trial Justics, Samuel b Neal, hittery.
NotAriss public, Edward u. Hussey.
Sanford; Frank X. Wiggin. Belfast; y.
A. Wilder, Pembroke; ID. III. Vsrriu,
Arthur w. Beal, Portland.
Justice of the peace and quorum, Chas.
Peabody. MillbTidge; byron h. Mayo,
fremont; A. l.. Marble, LewistQni Al
mon II. Merrill, Lewiston; W. Q. Ful-
Ter, Livermors; Harry b. Aver, South
Geo. Il. Cali, Madisoni Edwin b.
Haynes, Monson; Jas. W. Sswal, Old
Town; Hosea ID. Buck, Papgori Kim
ball Eastman, Cumberland Mills; Frank.
l.. Strout, Limingtoni Simon b.
Guthrie, Gorham; Herbert A. Harmon,
Portland, J. N. Gould, Old Town;
W. 7. Hall, kichmond; Merton s. Bart.
| lett, Waterviile
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OBSERVED OATH BIRTHDAY
A Deering Lady Who is Nenrlng Cen
fury Mark.

Mrs. Nancy g. Stevens, observed her
Gath birthday at her home 29S stevens
avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Stevsns enjoys good health and Ii
remarkably active for one of her years
Mrs. Stevens was the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Buckley. and was born
February %, 1905 in Falmouth, the house
being located nearly opposite the entrance
to Evergreen cemetery.
Mrs. Stevens was one of six children,
of whom a slater, Mrs. Mary A. Porter.
died about year ago at the age Of Of.
and = brother some years younger now
lives In house near the site Of the old
homestead. Mrs. Stevens was married
in October, 1926 to Alfred Stevens. who
was five years her senior. or her family
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The con secratiop Of the successor to the
Right Rev. II. A. Nicely, d. d. takes
place In st. sLuke's Cathedral tomorrow.
The first service In connection with this
event will be a celebration of holy
communion ut seven Q. IN. Morning
prayer will be said at nine. In order to
preyent confusion In the admission Of
persons to the cathedral during the inter-
val between morning prayer and the con-
secration at 1880, persons attending
morning prayer will be required to show
their cards of admission. The doors OF
the cathedral win be closed from nine till
e45
Owing to the limited capacity Of the
church those only can be admitted who
have cards Of admission.
The conservation service viii begin
promptly at 10. 30. The choir, diocesan
and visiting clergy win form in procession
in the Parish House, and viii enter the
cathedral through the chapel door.
The chief CON secra:or will be the Bishop
of New Hanpshi the Right Rev. W.
w. Niles, ID. d. The other two Bishops
taking part In the actual conservation
will be the Right Rev. W. y. Doane, ID.
D., bishop Of Albany ana the Right Rev.
A. II. Dunn. d. d., bishop Of Quebec. s.
The preacher will be the Right Rev. f.
d. Huntington, d. D.. bishop Of Central
New York.
The elected bishop will be presented by
the Right Revs. the Bishops OF Masss-
ohusetts and Vermont, his attendant
priests icing the Rev. W. Trisby. ID. ID. /,
Of the Church OF the Advent, Boston and
the Rev. S. Delaney. MIR. Ccdmap's form.
O. assistant In ST. Johns church, Rox :
bury.
In order to prevent the service from bs-
Ing OF undue length, communicates are
requested to make their oommunions at
the seven o'olooh celebration.
1t is also requested that as far as pos
sible the order of the service viii! be un-
disturbed by persons leaving the cathedral
during it's continuance. Special attention
Is called to the suggestio ms
in the printed order of service and con.
formity to those suggestion is requested.
The offerings will be devoted to the
mission work OF the church In this
diocese.
.aIn the afternoon from three O'Clock till
five the newly oonseorated bishop. with
his visiting bishops, will receive the
clergy and the members Of their oongre-
cations and their friends In the cathedral
hall
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CASTORrA

Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLErcHEs.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The HIMd You Have hi.0ays Fought
cASToRIA
Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years and
The KIad YoX Have dipayS Bosgak
CASTORIA
Bears the signature OF cuAs. Fl. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Hdpx <inays Rorgh..
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NEW ApvERTIsEmENTs TO-DAY.


Has been used over Fifty Years oy millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething.
with perfect success. II soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays Pain. cures Wind
Collie. regulates he bowels, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teethlng or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part OF the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. 70 ct'
o bottls
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-23
SAVINGS BANKS ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of Savings Bank
association Of Maine was held at nine
O'Clock yesterday (Thursdsy) at the
rooms Of the Portland Savings bank.
Some forty representatives of savings In
titutions throughout the state were
present. The board Of officers elsctsd
was the same as last year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-23
GUARD OFFICER ).

The meeting Of the National Guard
officers has been called for Tuesday eve
ming by Major Collins the president of
the association. The regulations govern
ing the National Guard Of Maine will be
the subject for consideration.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-23

General Manager Flags of the Fidelity
and Casualty company Of Philadelphia,
10 at the Falmouth hotei, as 10 Mr.. Bur
ton Holmes, the lecturer
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TO COAL KILN CORNER.
Highland square FOLKS Enjoy Sleigh.
ing Party.


On Wednesday evening q merry party
Of Desring Highlands oitisens went on
sleigh ride TO Goal KILN Conner. The ar
ranssments for the trip were made BY
Mr.. Harry Mosher. who deserves much
praise for the success Of the affatf. MA.
II. Cloudy furnished the teams for the
party and right well did he perform this
part Of the programme. When the party
arrived at Larrsbee's, they found . de-
licisus supper awaiting them. The eve
ming was spent In dancing and cards AZ
late hour the party returned to the city
much pleased with this their first neigh
borhood party. The following persons
composed the party, Irving W. Barbour
ana wife, W. SCOTT Cleveland and " life.
Isaac A. Ciough and wife, Mrs. Effie
Day, Charlse W. Eldridge and wife,
David K. Fillmore and wife, A. II.
Goudy, Walter Cloudy. and Mrs Morrill,,
George @. Partridge and wife, Guy Her
rick, j. II. Harmon and wife, Fred l..
Kaier and wife, L. A. Meroier and wife,
Harry Mosher and wife. Peter W. wesoott
and wife. Leroy Yates. wife and daush-
ter, Ella n. Yates, Mr.. Libby as driver.
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SUCCESSFUL CosBEE PARTY.

The St. Vincent de Paul coffee party at
City Hall ON Wednesday evening was a
grand success financially and otherwise.
Every feature Of it was 90 we'll managed
that between six and seven hundred dol.
lars will be realized
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-23
COREY WILL BE CLOSED SATUR.
DAY,

In order to arrange and mark their
goods for the annual clearance sale which
opens Monday, Walter Corey 81 Co. will
close their store Saturday, all day.
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SERVICES SATURDAY.

The Conservation of the Rev. Robert
Goldman, Jr., as Third Bishop of
Maine.
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u. street, Portland. Me, Feb. 81, 1900
Seated proposals for removing wrecks Of "old
Swan" Marsh River, aud "Vicksburg," Seal
Harbor. Me-, will be received here until II M
March 20, 1900. and then publicly opened.
Information furnished on application. 8. w.
RoESSLEk, Mai. Engrs.
feb2s,2A,2e ,27mar23, "a
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
EN- ma Westland.

VyHE beautiful mare. Emma westland
Il (2.l9i4l, sire Westland t229i4l; dam
Josie, sire Charles NJ, sire a son OF Har old.
stripe in face. stands 1853 sound and fearless
has great prospect before her. Ideal pole
mare
For further particulars apply to PHILIP 9.
PARKER. Administrator, q State street,
Boston. feb2S let
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The Annual Meeting

OF THE SAMARITAN ASSOCIATION
~ for the election OF officers and such bust
ness as may legally come before the meeting
will be held with Mrs. w. T. Kllborn Bracket
street, Thursday afternoon. March 1. 1900. at
three O'Clock. feb23dtd