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FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES
TYPEWRITERS.

CONE ~ and DO your tyPcwritirg. iOc per hour.
preliminary instruction free tfPeuritcrs rent
cd Tor practice n low raics. delivered 20 your
home, best grade II typewriter ribbons. 75c: Sc
per dozen. NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
ARTISTIC SINGING LESSONS, II sou wish TO
study singing professionally. on rs an accom-
plshu'eut, or for the .oy- oi nsusic. yOG ger
special low rstes % Ills professor la order 10 or
gauize a good class Without delay. Address Box
20. tins office. Jsl-5tem
NATIONAL DANCING COMcANY's NCNDENY-
Odd Fellows IaH, .th -. NV, "Wednesday
and saturday evenings de-Sl-3t
FAD BILLS collected or 40 charge. H. d. COR.
Don. Lawyer. $50 NV ill-Gt
FOR SALE-A breecb loading shotgun and fine
setter dog; cheap. AZ 10th 81 uW. isl-2t
SKATE GRINDING. al The COLUMBIA WORKS.
18th aud sts. NV. jal-3t
! NEW YEARS holly wreaths. rope. mistletoe
trees, and other evergreeuS. SOUTHERN
EVERGREEN co. sth and Pa ave deaOSt
DANCINC-Pr Private. MISS LEONARDO. Prerpl.r
Dsuseuso. Residence snd academy, 1918 ia
st. NV Learn to wslU properly drSo-5t
PRINTING AND BooKBINDINC-Tiu January l.
1902 visiting cards. 25c for 100; other print
ing cheap; names on leather goods in gold a5c
each. e. T. WILLIAMS, SIS 7tb St NV deI7-tf
/ A PORTRAIT by FREY in crayon. pastel or
water coiorS, Of deceased friend OF relative;
Ju>t Tie thiug ; on weekly or monthly paw
ments. studio 1909 Howard syc., Aft. Pleasant,
y. Z. del'-imo
FOR sALE-Msle osnsres from 500 upwards:
goldhsheS, cats. parrots, dogs, rabbits, etc
/ sChMlD'S BIRD STORE. III 18th s. NV
dell-tLem
( CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING CO.. 1874 7th s..
NAVY ordinary clock cleaned SOC:
WATCHES cleaned. Coo up; musical box repairing
aud all other work as low in proportion: mis-
/ faction suaFanteedi send postal will cal for
and deliver free 70 any part Of District
de2-lmo
{ ioU ARE throwing money away il YOU get vour
papering or painting done before YOU Get u,y
estimate. ! viii say to all honest people if our
work is not satisfactory don't pay for H. RICH
ARD $ RYNEN, 9TH and II ST.. ne.
de2-lmo,em
a LOT Of slighty-worn tailor-msde overcoats
at a sacrifice. JULIUS COHEN. IlO4 IN 81
NV. dep limo EN-
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire. 81. UIIT-s
COHEN, Il0i 9TH ST. NV. se97-tf
FOR SALE-EOU
FOR SALES 400 for IN \. J. ave So Iof
26xl3O, with stsbl,; brick house. rooms and
cellar. JOHN T. DONOHOE L SON sos East
Capitol 81. deco an
FOR SALE-A bargain. 1881 Linden 81. ne half
square from cars; Just completed; G rooms
ana bath; a. M L.; vid' paved alley; Crano-
lihic sidewalk; small O. 81 payment; balance
50 per month. Apply :, owner. PERCY n
ACS9tIL- l2O0 g ST NV de28-7t.em
wANTED-BICYCLES
WANrED--Cas paid for secondhand bicycles.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANrLD-Tu buy home in the city: giU make
good cash pa, mcnt and also give in ex-
change lot il, the city ol Middletown. n Y
valued al $1,000 size Of lot 0oxll5 good CHANGE
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SECURITY LOAN COMPANY
Room 1. Warder Building.
Corner Ninth aud + Streets n W.
Money to loan
on
Household Furniture, Pianos, etc.

II YOU are in need Of money, desire to in
form vou OF our new method we can secure YOU
4 loan on an easy monthly payment plan, at less
cost than ever before and below tie rate OF any
other company in the city. You can psy in full
at any time after the loan is secured. and it will
only cost YOU for such time as you have had the
money. Our business is strictly private and all
applications treated coshdentiaIiy Il YOU
have loan with any other concern you can Sc
cure a loan through US to pay it and get more
money II desired. Ii vail pay you 10 call and see
US before going elsewhere. We are ready al auv
and all times during Office hours to give informa-
tiOn concerning our business methods and Won
Will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co
aDIg-tf
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NM BAA !. born cl1lTHcVlUt and card reader.
tells about bushes, removes spells and evil
ilLnsHceS. rtIr.ies lae separated. and gives luck
&C ALL cures plies an drunkcnness Jos asih 81
NV Sc9-lmo
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MONEY TO LOAN
on
Household Furniture.

PIANOS, ETC. without removal from your po-
session, or on warehouse receipts. Any amount
from $40 UP ON lolg OF short time and at lowest
rates OF interest. We are the only rfeperly-or-
gained loan company. and il viii pay y7u TO ne
gotiete . loan through US. No trouble delay
or publicity. CficeS private. Loans made IN
any part Of the city.
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MONEY TO LOAN at 81. Sz. (. and az per
cent. in OF $1,000 to SO. 600 on d. c.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; al transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WM r.
SAUNDERS CO. 1907 + ST. NV jyl-tf-em
WANTED-To borrow. $50 for IS days. at once
will give so for the Of same; good Sc
cur1ty. Address bon G69. this Office de5o-st
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED C0LLAT-
ERAL - No delay. CHARLES A PAKER
Rooms 30 and A, MetZerott Building IlIG St.
jel2-tf
MONEY loaned sslaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own Names without Sc
curityi easy payments. TOLMAN Room as 9O5-
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LUdHS UI blVi on FURNITURE.
tPIANOS HORSES

Wagons. Ctc-. Al loves rates lad on the dag
YOU apply. We sre ioaulnS the Building auC
Loan Association PLAN which mikes the cost OF
carrying loans wurh less tfsE yOu paw else
where sHd allows yOu 20 pay it 81 in any sized
notes y0u desire. running from one TO twelve
u,ontir-- You only pay Tor the use q money Tor
the length Of time YOU carry il. II you have a
loan with some other company will pay Il
Of and advance yOu mure money Il desired. Rates
ChrpTfuiy given and cost 20 you unless loan
IS made Loans made anywhere Ia the District
Call ard gep rates. Front room, FIRST f7Sr sci
entifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co
625 Street n. ".
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Lu>T-Dcc. go. pair OF gold spectacle. Liberal
reward 81 retwred 90 100 s. y. ave-
iaI-2t.en
Lo>T-A gold Jock bracelet. wiki tic lam. ..yir-
gle on thc lock. reward given ~ returned
90 700 g ST. -W fII-gt en-
LOST White ard brown fcrl1lp dog. with collar
on. Return t0 2l5 q 20. uw.. and receive rr-
ward. J-gI-at
LOSI-Pair glasses on ice behind Mauuuru.. BE-
ward IL returned to Az 9Th g. uv degi-s.
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-3I22 18th 20. ru J-r-am fat. hot
water heat; electric light; OaIy go. W. T..
MEICALF. 1905 n. dc3I-tI
FOR RENr-5-r0om fat, o. M. J., hack yard add
shed' good section, near cars; ne. Address
bon g. this Office. deggSt
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
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CaII al Ofiice fOr seRI.mOalhly Bul!elir

FOR RENT-Ii02 9Th 81. NV, 10 roors. a. ~. f.;
perfect condition; oHiy 80. ~. T.. NETCAiF.
1905 r 81. NV d.4tf
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rot Nd.

tOIND-icc cream. pure and drhciouA sOr pc
gallon LACEY CREAMERY 90. 20. y Y
I've. nv. 'phanr. @iysi fe2T-tt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Advertisements nnder this head
viii be Inserted for one cent n word
Tor each insertion
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HELP wANTED-FEHALE.

advertisements under this head
will he inserted for one cent word
for each Insertion.
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SITU ATIONS WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE.
NANTED->itu4tiau Iy neat eaf0Ted chamber
maid. rur--. cook, experienced roccrm1u.
brtl,r. CO.. waiter. references JOBS g. y. syr- Il
ESTABLISHED lS42-Ncdt, rrlish.= help. male
and female sol TULRN 'GENlN Ms
Moore 1885 o. MS. d-6l-5r
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WANTED-Boy not under 10 to work on iarRi
small wage; good home. Address Box =
this Office. Item
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

KAILHUAD-
schet1.e Ia effect December "a. 1902.
cave Washington from statson co=ner Of Neg
Jersey Avenue and Street.
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FOR SALE-Gentlemen's Columbia IS; gents
Eclipse, 50; Rambler. $: BOYS. girls aud
ladies' wheels, = up. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 7iO
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WANTED Colorld boy 10 wait on table and MAJ
himself generally useful. sos i2th ST. NV
Item
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NANTEb-lZ.ra large room. with comfortable
bed; other furniture unnecessary. very cheap
Add.g-. BOY Is, this office; star, price de3l-2l
WANTED Warm room IN prir.t &C. family. with
board, pay $50 per month. Addres, Bon TO-
This vfig. dasI-3i
WANTED TlCc unfinished rooms: l D. T.;
heat, ga; ne. Adde'S, Ron CGs, thiS Office.
Ifsl-3L
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FOR sALE-EOUs SEES.

IULL DRESS SUITS for hire. 81 UTII-S
COHEN, IlOl eth ST. NV. sa95-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-05
NEW PROBATE INDEX.
Impoi tant Work Which Registrr of
Probate Reed Is Beginning.

At the Probate office the index has
been in use for nearly "a years. having
been started In 1865. 1t has now become
necessary TO start a new index and the
work will be begun next week, two new
clerks being employed for the purpose. 1t
is hoped to complete the new index before
next fall The old index contains about
10, 600 tndexed cases. II Is not In strictly
alphabetical order, but the nsw one
will not only have the oases indsxed I'M
der the proper letter. but they will % al
phabetically arranged under each Letter.
In the old index the datss of proceedings
in all earlier GASES were not inserted, but
these will all be supplied and included In
the new index. The new book will CON-
tain new feature. In the office 1t haa
bssn ths custom in looking up records to
use the original willis, but the new index
will have a new column. containing n
reference to the volume and page OF the
books containing copies Of all Wills and
restored records. These volumes contai n
ing the copies Of wills and restored rsc-
ords will be made accessible for ready RET
erence. The new index will be In one
large volume.l 1t should be understood
that the old Index will be copied into
new book and at the same time a nav in
dsx, beginning with 1860 will be started. ]
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MAR RlA9tS-

In Monson, Jan. "a. 7. W. Knight and Miss
Minnie G. Foss.
In North BRADFORD. Jan. ~, Ora s. Gowsn
and Miss Maud Inman.
In Kenduskeag, Jan. IS, Leon A. Keller and
In Lincoln Centre. Jan. 30. Chas G. Allen and
Miss Sadie A. Hersey.
In bangor. Jan. rs, Chas. II. Brown and Flora
A. Townsend.
In North Hern,on. Jan. 20, Ernest l.. Light
and Miss Lizzie Clark.
In Bangor, Jan. "a. j. Albion Richardson and
Miss Beatrice May Farnham-
don OF Gardiner and Miss Maud II. Dudley OIL
Hallowell.
In GaI diner, Jau. "a. Forest l.. Wakefield
md Miss Elizabeth III. French, both OF Wes'
Gardiner.
Mrs. Mary C. Slevens,
gusta and May G. Alden of Camden.
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DEERING DARK.
The Open Circuit Was I'm That Part OF
the city Saturday Evening.

The electric lights wers not In working
order In the Desring district OF the city
on Saturday evening and this stats Of
affairs was the subject Of considerable
complaint BY she people of that secsion.
Ths lights went out at an early hour In
the evening and remained SO until mid
night. The cause OF the enforced dark
ness was that the circuit was open IN
wards eight and nine. These lights are
furnished by the Westhrook Electric
Light company and Manager John
Rounds Of the power station of that COM
pany was busiIy engaged all Of the even
ing in trying to locate the trouble.
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WILL BE RETAINED.
Treasurer w. n. Howe VIII Continue
In the Post Once.

Hon. Clark II. Barker. the newly APP
pointed postmaster. Saturday. notified Mr..
william N. Howe, the treasurer Of the
postoffice that he would be retained under
the new administration. Mr.. Howe
was appointed TO this position by Post
master SWEET and has been = very efficient
cashier. Although q Democrat Mr..
Howe has SO filed this position as to win
the confidence OF the public and the de-
oision of Mr.. Barker Will be grateful
news to Mr.. Hows's many friends.
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CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
An Enthusiasts Meeting Held yester-
day Afternoon.

At . largely attended meeting Of the
Central Labor Union yesterday sftsrnoon
much enthusiasm IVES shown and the
credentials OF the Hatters' Union were re-
ceived.
Among the business transacted rssolu.
lions were passed protesting sgaint the
proposed bill No. 5e6y, presented by MIR.
Grcsvenor Of Ohio and now pending In
the House Of Representative In regard to
forbidding the officers Of the Sesmen's
Union from boarding vessels and inter-
viewing the seamen.
Tho bill now pending In the city gov
eminent came in for Q good deal Of dis
cussicn and oil the members III the
different organizations present partici-
patsd. 1t was voted that the label should
be on all city printing and the following
resolutions were passed;
Resol red, That this 10 n matter In
which every member OF the numerous
labor organizations Of the oity are
vitality interested and will continue TO
nuitate even at the polls until the obJfot
Is accomplished, and be 1t further
Resolved. That q committee from the
body attend the next meeting OF the board
OF aldermen and use all lawful means TO
have such ordinance passed.
Mr.. Mcmahon was present and spoke
In regard to the order.
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F.. O. BAILEY
...... Carriage Co.

In this city Feb. 8, Hiram Hill Walker, aged
80 years.
Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Avon Place. Relatives and friends invited
In this city, FEB. 4. George W. Iurusr, aged
10 years.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. from hts late residence. No. 80 Wood
fords Avenue, Dcering district.
In this city. Feb. ID. James II. stickney. aged
65 years months day.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from his late residence. No. 18 Locust street.
Friends will kindly omit fiowers.l
In this city. Feb. 8. fred NJ, son OF Harry and
Nora 7. Ingersoii, aged years and 10 months
from parents residence, 20 yesper street.
In this city. Feb. =. Miss Susan L. Blake.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock. from her late residence. IL Pessenden
In this city, feb ). Archibald Francis Lavigne,
infant son Of William A. and Florence NJ.
1FSnsf ao on tuesday Afternoon at $50 o'olk
atiparents' residence, No. BOZ Cumberland st.
Ia this city; FEB. 4. Catherine, widow Of the
Funeral on Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock.
from her late residence. %, Commercial street
REQUIEM high mass at st. Dominio's church
In this city. Fob. 4. Miss wInnefred Thornton.
Funeral 90 Tuesday morning. at 7.so o'clock.
" iii nigh mass at st Dominic Church at
8 O'Clock.
In Maiden, Mass. Feb. 4 Mrs. Abbie Shirley,
wife OF Frank Fowler.
Iseryicss on Monday afternoon at 400 Stew
ems n Norway. jan. IL. Samuel Mains. aged 81
years.
81 years months.
In Veazis. Jan. rs. John S. Dwellsy. aged IT
In Bangor, Jan. 90, Thomas Barry. aged 10
years months.
In skOwhsgsn, Jan. %. Thomas Wells. aged
56 years.
aged % years.
In Togus, Jan. 20. Zacharlah Whitehead, aged
Ia Dlrfeld. Jan. "a. sammie. son of G. K
Record, aged years.
In Woolwich, Jan. 81. John Gilmore, aged
IS years.
Z years mouths.
In Farmlng;oa. Jan. %, Mrs. Lucy Voter
Poase, aged 81 years months.
In Bucksport, Jan. rs. Mrs. Edith l. Leland.
aged 81 years IL month.
In Surry, Jan. %. Mrs Mtry Il. Hagertby.
agea 10 years months.
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THEY ARE THROUGH.
Fay Brothers and Hosford No Longel
Manage the Jefferson Theatre.

Msssrs. Fay Brothers and Hosford have
given up the Jefferson theatre and are no
longsr the managers OF that play house
It is I'M derstood that the theatre 10 to be
closed for three weeks and thoroughly
CLEANED and ovsrhaulsd. All tho engage
ments for this length Of time have been
cancelled 20 1t IL said.
Mr.. A. Il. Wright Of the board Of d.
reotors OF the jefferson Stock company
said Saturday night that nothing definite
had been decided regarding tn" new man
ageme mt
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THE ST. vINCENT DIE PAUL COZ
FEE PARTY.

The coming Coffss Party under the
auspices Of the St Vincent de Paul socis'
ty promises to be not only the most suo-
oessful ever given BY them but also the
most enjoyable. A very choice musical
programme will be one OF the features.
The object too oommends itselflto all.
Ii is well known that the Cathedral con-
ference does vast amount of good In dis.
tributing aims and otherwise assisting
the poor. The management 10 in the
baads Of competent committee while
the ladies IRE using every effort In pro.
viding choice viands for the occasion.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
GRIMES CELLAR DOOR.

GRIMES CELLAR DOOR.
That well known 90 median, James b.
Mackie, who has for several seasons de-
lighted Portland audiences. will again
make his appearance here as "Grimsey
Ne Boy" In his famous play "Grimss'
Cellar Door" He will be ut Portland
theatre for three nights. commencing
tonight and will be assisted by bevy OF
fun makers. This play 10 we'll known
In Portland ror Its mirth provoking pos
abilities and there In not duh moment
In the whole show. There IL plenty Of
singing and dancing during the action of
the play by clever aytjsss and Mr.. Maokie
will no doubt be greeted with crowded
housea.
KATHERINE RoBER.
There 10 no company that appears In
this city so popular as Katherine Rober
and this popular artist Ia sure OF royal
welcome when she opens weeks en-
gagemept at Portland theatre Monday
evening. February 19th. Miss Rober
presents this senson q new repertoire OF
plays that are sure to please As there
will be a large advance sale OF seats the
sale will open next Thursday morning.
NEXT BURTON HOLMES LECTURE.
The second lecture In the series being
given by Mr.. Burton Holmes, In this
city, will relate to his experience in
Japan during the past summer. Thoso
who remember his former lecture on this
country and the charm Of its Illustrations
cannot but anticipate this coming lee
ture which will portray entirely Differ
emit phases OF the every day life of this
quaint and picturesque people. Mr..
Holmes considers the illustration, esreci-
ally the motion pictures, Of which there
are seventeen, to be rather the best Of
nnything In the present series. Japan
Revisited" will be given naxt Thurs
day evening at City hall.
OF this lecture the Philadelphia Times
of January 4th has the following: 6limp-
ses of old Japan tn the midkt Of the
changes and revolutions wrought in the
island empire by western civilization
were shown by E. Burton Holmes In the
opening lecture OF his course last evening
at the Academy OF Music several years
ago MIR. Holmes had lecture on Japan
in his repertory. He did not give IL last
night, but new one under the title Of
"Japan Revisited" Thanks to his earlier
experience and the progress Of pLotogra-
ply the new lecturs had q quaintnsss, q
teauty and charm not possessed by his
former lecture. The ohronomatograph
brought out clearly the delicate and rioh
coloring which japanese artists have
given to his pictures. The motion plot
ures made this scenes ssem real and each
ono was heartily appiauded by the au-
dieucs. But the heartest applause was
called forth by the oolorsd views, which
were SO artistic in selection as to CIV Q
the impression that one was looking at
an oil painting Of master artist"
Ssoure your course tickets ut Cresssy,
Jones and Aliens.
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NEW ENGLAND'S GREATEST FAV
ORITE MISS KATHERINE
ROBEB

in great productions of New York sue
ceases One Of the events Of the season
win be the appearance of one OF the finest
and best equipped repertoire companies
on the road today carrying all special
scenery, electrical effects and the most
gorgeous costumes all direct Imports
tiona from Paris at COST OF many thous-
ands Of dollars. Notwithstanding the
enormous expense of thsss great produo-
tions the pricss will he 100000 cents,
daily mHtinees 10 and 20 cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-05
THE CUNNERS DINE.
And Entertain the Ladies' at the sher-
wood Saturday Evening".

The Venerable Gunner association and
Propslier club entertained their ladies'
and friends al the Sherwood Saturday
evening. A delicious and dainty dinner
was served by Mine host Poolsr and
rs cuEners are always good feeders 10 10
needless 90 say that It was very much en-
joyed. 1t was also noticeable that the Ia
dies had very good appstlsss. After the
dinner q musical entertainment was CIV
en-, consisting of the following pro-
aramme:
Piano Duet. Misses Fobes and Lowell
Vocal solo. Mr.. Brown
Mr.. VIII Cousens snd DR.. Way
Vocal Solo. Miss Elma Il. Clarke
piano Solo Miss Marion Bobes
Vocal Solo, AIR. Brown
Violin Solo, MI Oousens
Vocal Solo. Miss Clarke
Plano Duet, Misses Lowell and Fobes
Vocal Solo. Mr.. brown
Plano Solo, Miss Eliza s. Lowell
Ousrtette-violin. Flute,
Mr.. Cousins, Dr. Way, Miss Fobes,
Mra. Way.
Mrs. DIR. Way, accompanied.
The following venerables with thelr
ladies' and friends were present Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. A Leavitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas.
Cook, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. L.. Millett. Mr.
and Mrs l.. w. Fobes and Miss Fobes,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller. Mr.. George
L. Raymond, Miss Raymond and Miss
Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. y. Bearcs, Hon.
Il, W. Robin son and Miss Robinson, DIR.
and Mrs. q. W. Way. Mr.. and Mrs. a..
S. Kinds, MIR. and Mrs. o. X. Wish, DIR.
and Mrs. U. g. Adams, NJ. and Mrs. A.
ID. Smith, Mr.. and MIR. william Crosveii
Brown OF Boston. Macs, MIR. and Mrs.
q. w. L. Cooling. Mr.. Il. Fred Tolmsn,
Mr.. W. L. C,usens, Mr.. M. u. Hicks and
Miss Clark.
A characteristic letter was received
from Foreign Correspondent William
Rosa, which was read and appreciated BY
all present.
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OEAT HIS.

In this city. Feb. 4 Phil L., son of Ben amin
L. and Eila L. Hughes, aged 10 years ana TWO
months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In this city Feb. 8, James H., son OF John T.
and Winefred Porter, aged years months.
lFuneral from 81 Tying street Monday after
noon At 2.38 O'Clock.
In this city. Feb, 8. Charles S., son of James
9. and Myrtle Johnson, aged months "a days.
[Fuaeral aonday Afternoon at o'clock from
parents residence. Waldo street.. Stroud
water.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. /

The Granite State Proyident Assos-a-
ton to Wilbur r. Trask Of Portland, fol
81, land and buildings on the north vest
erly side of Oxford street, Portland.
Benjamin u. Gibson Of Portland to
Francis W. Hunt OF Mslross, Mass, for
IS. OOO,a lot and its buildings on Cushing
island.
Jacob W. Wilbur of Everett, Mass. Il
Warren Z. and Nettie A. Biokford Of
Portland. fof 81, a lot ct Ocean lev
Park, Portland.
Charles Thswing, ct ais, Of New York,
TO Eunioe q. and Harry U. Csooksr OIL
Portland, for g. one-third interest 10 q
lot and Its buildings on the corner OF 81
Lavrenoe street and Gilbert lane.