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The Portland daily press., 1900-09-11
NORTH YARMOUTH.

East North Yarmouth, September A.
Miss Lottie Haskell has returned from
Ogunquit, where she has been spending
the summer.
Rev. IL. A. Pease of Lisbon Falls, a
former pasvor here, will exchange puIpi is
with Rev. J. II. K. Packard, Sunday,
September 8.
Miss Marian Skillin of Worcester,
Mass, called on friends in town last
week.
Mr.. James e. Freeman of Woodfords is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. William Blossom and brother, of
Turner, recently visited their uncle, Mr.
Melvin Fogg.
Mrs. Sarah Noyes of Pownal was re-
cent 6 1est of her granddaughter, Mrs. IL.
M. Lawrence.
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WINDHAM.

Windham, September 10.-Orin LeGrow
Elliot of East Windham passed away
Sunday evening, after an illness of about
five months. Mr.. Elliot was a bright,
active Christian man, and in his short
life of twenty-five years won a host of
friends He leaves a mother, wife and
brother, and will be much missed at the
Centre as wen as in his own neighbor.
hood. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. McCann of GRAY.
Miss Jennie Reynolds of Portland sang
appropriate selections. The quantities
OF uowerss among which were noticed
several beautiful pillows and other large
pieces, besides numberless bouquets and
wreaths, testified to the esteem In when
Mr.. Elliot was held, and the sympathy
OF many friends with the bereaved
family.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-11

no LET-Brick house 80 High ST.. hot and
cold water bathroom; also stable and
large fruit garden Enquire 10l DANFORTH
STREET 81
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suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
and never hoped for cure. but Ely's Cream Balm
seems to DO even that Oscar Ostrom 40
Warren Ave. Chiago, III.
suffered from catarrh; it got so bad 1 could
not work; ! used Ely's Cream Balm aud am
entirely we'll. A. c. Clarke 34ishawmut Ave-.
Boston. Mass.
The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing.
Sold by druggists at 80 cts. or mailed by Ely
Brothers, Sc Warren St, New York.
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WIT AND WISDOM.


LincOln's Proverbs.
In an autograph letter of Lincoln is
contained this good advice:
'Do not worry.
''Eat three square meals a day.
"Say your prayers.
'"Think Of your wife.
"Be courteous to your customers
''Keep your digestion good.
"Steer clear Of biliousness.
Exercise.
eco slow and go easy.
"Maybe there are other things that
your special case requires to make you
happy; but. my friend, these. / reckon,
viii give you G good lift"
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nor SAL E. Elegant seashore ste 'o 'f has
mer cottages. con aiming 10 ee'' eers.
water front of 7b1 feet extensive oevan a..naaanl
OF electric car limo 5 miles from Np1 1s hsi
Souare bni ding lots are already eneagea ~
must AN he sold to one party uIsE .,oiti
WALDRON g CO.. 1870 Middle streor ""s''''
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HOUSES AND ENTS---FredericiS
A S. Vail has tho largest list OF q ssrable
houses and apartments for sale and 70 let of
any real ONCE IN Portland His specially IS
negotiating mortgages. collecting rents, and
the economical management Of real estate.
ONCE. First National Bank Building. 6-l
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OFFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING - The
" first floor of the building occupied by the
offered for rent Apply to +. A. MOVES, Port
land Savings Bank. lO-u
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
POLAND'S VOTE.
ESPECIAL no THE PREss.I

Poland, September 10 "A large vote
was polled today, resulting for Cover,
nor: Hin, 39S; Lord, 2Os; Rogers, 10;
for Congressman, Littleheld, S97; Mon
roe, 2O6. There has been a sharp con-
test over representative to the legisla.
ture, resulting: j. M. Libby, Republi-
can, BOG; George 0. Goodwin, Demo-
GRAFT, 1856.
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no LET-Desirable tenement of su ny
rooms, in good repair at % High street;
price low to small family. Inquire at house or
A. f. WELCH, 90 Exchange street. Ill
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Portland. Me-, Feb. 300
MR.. G. X. NEWCOMB; Dear Sir-FOr the last
Zen years have been troubled with the worst
KIND OF indigestion complicated with other
ormSof Dyspepsia and other stomach troubles.
During this time have tried many remedies
but without obtaining relief.
About year ago, | commenced using Dr..
AhaKs Stomach and Blood Remedy and have
aiken about seven bottles. Since which my
Indigestion has completely disappeared and
tor eight months have not used any of this
'emedy. fell that my stomach troubles have
been entirely removed by the use of this re
)dy, would cheer2uly commend 1t TO all
uherng from any of those complaints
Very truly yours,
90 Munjoy st. THOMAS A. BOWEN,
$50; FOR SALE By -
D. w. HESELTINE & CO., Coz oSb myss.9 s End
sep6eod3t#
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SANFORD.

Springvale, September 4.-Mrs. Oliver
Hutchins of Shapleigh, who seems to be
recovering from her recent Illness, is to
make her home with her son, G. w.
Hutohins, here
Mrs. A. S. Mead. who has been In
Shapleigh, returned home last Saturday.
Mr.. K. @. Rowe, who has been very
i'll, still continues very feeble.
Mrs. Sarah A Chick, had her left
arm amputated several weeks ago. Al.
though the arm soon healed, erysipelas
set in, and she remains in a critical state
Hon. Charles Ii. Frost has sold out his
millinery and dry goods business to John
Ferguson, who is we'll and favorably
known to our citizens, and who will con-
tinue the business at the old stand. Mr..
Frost thus closes a long and honorable
business career of 90 years in Springvale.
During 40 years he has been either part
ner or proprietor, and he retires with the
respect and esteem of the whole COM
munity.
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no LET-Upper tenement rooms, bath
and shed. Sunny exposure. Is Wllmot
street. INQUIRE at lower BELL. Ill
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DOR RENT-In whole or part the three-si0ry
n brick building Nos. % 30 and 81 Union St.
Apply 10 w. II. WALDRON, $50 Middle st or
to the owner +. l.. GOOLD. 7. o. address 22O
Capisic street, Woodfords Me. 81
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
BUXTON.


Chicopee, Sept. 6--Mrs, Martha Hill
died at her home on Wednesday, about
4 30 p. M, aged "A years, Mrs. Hill has
been confined to the house since April,
but only confined to her bed about two
weeks. She is survived by her husband,
Mr.. Gage Hill, who is in delicate health,
and one son, Mr.. Jerry Hill, our High
school teacher, and three grand children;
also one brother, who resides in Ohio,
and one sister, Mrs. Mary Files of West
Gorham. Mrs. Hill taught school here
in the old brick school mouse at Chicopee
about so years ago, and she has always
been interested in the welfare OF the
of the Oldest members OF the Congrega-
tional church at GroveviIIe. All her old
neighbors speak of her character in the
very highest terms, and she was beloved by
all who knew her The family have the
sincere sympathy OF every body in this
vicinity. Funeral Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock at her late residence.
SchoOlaEegan in some parts of our town
on Labor Day, but not in the old brick
school house at Chicopee until tuesday
morning, with Miss Blanche Partridge as
teacher Thirty scholars are recorded
Some of the parents are indignant to
think that at legal town meeting last
spring the town voted to raise 5000 to
build a new school house, and that 1t
was assessed in the taxes, yet nothing
has been done. No lot has been pur-
chased, nor one stick OF timber bought.
Neither has the old house been repaired
nor have it's sanitary arrangements which
are constant menace to the children S
health, been improved.
SEBAGO.
Sebago, Sept, 6-Wm II. Willard of
Portland came this afternoon to Sebago.
He will stay until Monday morning. An
other family from Portland are now at
Douglass Farm house for a few days,
There are expected to be some pitt
tickets cast in Sebago, not only for the
Naples candidates, but for sheriff and
congressman, owing to the post office con.
test in this town, which may cause some
mixed voting for the three offices above
named.
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wANTED-MALE HNLF.

WANTED-A young man about 19 years as
w office assistant; must be- good penman
and quick and correct at figures. Address Z. O.
Box, 097, Portland, Me. 1O-l
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TO CONTRACT RS.

A IL persons willing TO contract for taking
down the BRICK building on the corner Of
Middle and cross streets, are requested to call
at the ofice OF E. II q e. f. Fasselt archiiects.
where an Information and conditions relative
to the same can be obtained
Portland, Sept 4th 1900. sep5d1w
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NOTICE-Save 20 per cent by ordering your
~ suit or 0vercoat before September 9Th. We
also make a speciality OF repairing aud pressing
a. reduced prices. suit pressed. 5~c; overeoaf
Doc: pants. 2Oc. Also. pressing by The month.
20. Send postal and we viii call. ~. ~.
NANSEN, Merchant Tailor, 4e3ia Congress
street 1o-l
GPECIAL NOTICE-Having returned home
- after a short vacation / am prepared TO
furnish reliable help for my old custom. rs and
ma ny others. First class help On nand waiting
Tor employment IN hotels. restaurants. board
ing houses and private families. Mrs. PALM
Lk-S OFFICE. 399la Congress So. 81
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MONEY TO I0AN-On first and secon,
4A mortgages on real estate; also on stock.
and bonds or any other good collateral securi
Exchange street septidfw
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WANTED sIrUArIoSs.


WANTED SITUATIONS.
WANTED Situation as bookkeeper or
W manager by young married man, fifteen
years experience. good salesman. up 10 Gate,
Just returned from New York, best references.
Address Q. TO- Box 1857. Ill
drug CLERK wants position q years ex-
~ perlencel. 4 years with NJ. ID. work reason
able. Address j. A., 152-Ohio street. Bangor
Me, 1o-l
n experienced bo0k-keeDer who is busy
"A during the day wants small set OF books
TO keep at home evenings. Address l.. l.. W.,
lOl Free street. City. 81
SITUATION WANTED-Reiable middle
- aged American wants situation as book
keeper clerk, cashier. janitor ste m engineer.
driver or any position of trust; good refer
ences. Address H.. 81 Franklin street. 81
YK ANTED-A middle-aged American woman
" desires a position as working house
keeper: experienced and capable. Address
HOtsEKEEPER, Norrldgewock, Me-, z. o.
box 80. 81
~ EAM~TRESS would like ewing by the day,
- at home or would go out; cnildrens clothes
a specially. Cali or address NJ. r.. No. % Con-
cord St. Woodfords. Me. 81
WANTED Registered druggist would like
w situation. References furnished. Adj
dress X, Box 1907. CO
WANTED-A situation as stenographer by
W young lady OF experience references
given If required. ADDRESS STENOGRAPHER,
Box 1867. CT
WANTED-Wo Woman would like work by the
W day washing and cleaning, would be Will
ing TO 20 to Deering Inquire Of MRS.
MIN = IL, % " washington avenue 81
-Book-keeper, young man of %
W with years experience. desires position;
also good stenographer, good penman ana
thoroughly competent IN all parts OF olncs
c'ra Of Press 0eiee III
NTOTTCF-Goss & wilson anenopeers re-
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nor SALE-Thoso having property fox sale
n win ind it to their advantage to can ana
see us. We have large list OF out Of town
buyers. what you have may just suit them
no expense TO you. q, u. ALEXANDER 4
Co, % Exchange street. ~
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"A ONEY TO LOAN-On first aud second
W mortgages Oh real estate. life insuran q
policies. or aoy good collateral security. Notes
discounted az low rates w. i. CARR Room
4, ls5 Middle SC. sep34
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nor SALE---On Franklin street two-storv
n frame house, remOdeled a few years aeo AZ
a cost Of about 5000; two tenements rooms
each 1896 sd. feet land, room in rear ior An.
other house. Owner Is DESTROYS 10 sell and has
reduced his price for a short tlme to s4on
street. az
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
EOUND--A dory I'm CascO Bay Sept fst
owner can have same by proving properfv
and paying charges. JAMES MCVANE Long
Island, Me. ii
OST--A dog. Boston terrier answers the
-. name OF 'leddy" has three white feet.
around neck ana between eyes. with screw
tali, end ct tau white. Please return TO BiSH-
Reward offered. N'
4 OST-Nayal discharge papers. probablv in
- or near the oaks, was in envelope marked
OlAB JOHNSEN, u. S. S. Gloucester. Anna
pohs' Nd Leave or notify 1o4 York street.
b-1
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nor SALE-Real Estate. We buy and an
real estate or handle on commission ana
take entire charge OF properties for non.resl'
dents, collecting rents. etc. Our facilities for
prompt attention 10 your wants unsu' passed
Correspondence solicited. g. +. ALfXAN'
DER & Co. 90 Exchange street III
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4 GOOD WATCH needs careful attention an /
"A best OF workmanship when 81 IS cieancd or
repaired. This KIND OF work Is ny sDecialty .
my 20 years experience with W. T. Todd IS the
best guarantee OF good work. My prices are
reasonable. GEO. w. BARBOUR. 3s8 Con-
gress street opposite City Hail LIT
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures Of any description, or via re-
cciVo the same ~ our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS q WILSON
Auetioneers 154 Middle street. corner silver
street iet3-I
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NOR SALE Bargains in City propertv thai
II Will pay 2 per cent on the investment and
vacant lots dirt cheap. Farm lands NE eae
sell lower than they have sold In the las, ~
years We have a numner OF desirable farms
for sale In Cumberland County. G. +. AIRY
AMBER & CO, 93 Exchange street. IA
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nor SALE-Boarding house. centrally d.
Gated on Cumberland street. containing i3
rooms fully furnished and tenanted Income
So per week; rent only $50 per month good
reasons for selling; price very reas0nab 4
FREDERICK :. VAIL, real estate. Fist
National Bank Building. "a
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DOR SALE-House A Carleton street. IL
n room with bath and laundry. steam heat,
set DO us, hot and cold water. To be sold to
settle the estate of Samuel Warehouse. In
quire of SAM lei WATERHOUSE q SONS,
367 Fore street. 81
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DOR SALE ~ at Deerlng Centre near tbe
II schools, very deslrabls new house anelv
situated. containing on the hrss floor d0ube
parlors. dining room. kitchen. pantry. shel
front ana back halls; On Second floor ne snler.
did chant ers aud bath; on third focr ones
attic; ia cellar. a good heater. House Is flushed
very nicely and ready for occupancy. The a..
rangemenr of the rooms is exCeptl0nallr good
Price $500. MARON K. MOORE. Hoees
Block, Deering Centre. 81
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Il OR SALES 90 grocery and provision tore;
first class stand on busy th0ronghiare,
doing goo business, owner going abroad,
reuL ,. & a month. A genuine bargain, think
OF it only SOD dollars. worth 4 times the
amount. write quick. Address X. 166 CABOT
St. ROxbury Boston Mass. Ill
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-20 acres of land IN Portland. on
a beautiful street and desirable neighbor-
hood high elevation; must be ola 3e.ore
co. 81 Middle street. I'LL
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WANTED-Two first class steam filters at
w once, also three good helpers. The
SMITH & ABBOTT CO.. " Union st.
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nor SALE-Ten Per Cent investments ...s p.
n scarce now days. but here IS 30 pplesrrs,
ity to secure double house that VIII w .ts,
cent and is in such location inet y w ..,,s Z,
have a tenant Nothing is so seie ana s sb g
real estate we'll ren,e Apply 70 utN
BROWN. 80 Exchange st H"
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Il OR SALE--A good paying fish business,
about 800 customers. Address FISH
ROUTE. Box 5b7. 81
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DOR SALE-Eegantr residence on New High
street; 3-story brick ana granite. IL rooms
and bath. fine billiard rooms, steam heat ia all,
open fires first and second floors. with all
modern conveniences: 1000 feet land; handy to
Congress street: a bargain W. Ii. WALDRON
a. co. 1870 Middle street, 81
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ITO LET-Tenement of three rooms by itself
Il for hOus excepting. near City hall. $40; one
of fOnr rooms STA; one of four rooms $40; one
on Smith street $40; enc on Munjoy street SIG
nice houses $50 and $40. WATSON, l6 Monu
ment SQUARE. 0-l
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e o LET-Furnished rooms with or without
board, 200 feet from corner of Park anC
Congress streets, pleasant open situation, with
shade trees and grass. MRS SKILLlNGS.
Congress Park. I'll
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NO LET-Two or three rooms for light house
keeping; bath room and woodshed enters
very pleasant. Peaks Island cottages fur-
eshed. thi, month cheap. Enquire at 80 Grove
street, opp. noerln Park CT
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WANfFD-Room without hoard IN private
" residence, with privilege OF bath. Applicant
Is single young gentleman and win be perma.
nent, Address y. s. A., Box BOZ. IO-1
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DOR SALE-Fighteen house lots pslas ), ,s n
A. balance of AS lots In fessenden fs.A All
weeks. viii exchange for anything 'pas :" r x,
Judgment Is as good or better IMAM vs. .,.. ming
a sure Investment thpy are just ine f kn es
Apply 20 "NV' W. Di'V'' -'' ~ ''' apf39H
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EOR SALE-At Deering Highlands. iva i.n,
n lily house, ali new, first class plum Na
two separate heaters, cemen,ed cellar sltFs
trays electric lights, $4,000 Call for I'M nss
ticulars at 0ilice OF G.. II, ALEXANDIR' *
CO., o3 Exchange sire {.
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r. LET--Three unfinished rooms suitable
for light Housekeeping. Also one square
room partly furnished Apply at 40 PARK
STREET II
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NOR gAT,r-Flne house on clifton 81. .ol%
# Park. overlooking the waters o. ,se ..s,ar
bay: ten rooms with path. hot ana guy ,ms II
aud all m0cern Improvements a nn 4sn "a
a low cost. Apply to GEO w. v,,ess.a
EXCHANGE ST. "
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WANTED-By a first class iobbing grocery
w house OF Portland, an experienced groc-
cry salesman acquainted with the city and
country trade of Maine. Answer with tull name
and address. BOX 1877.
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TH r SALE-StOry and a hElf French roof
house aud stable; large lot i00xls5. House
contains eight rooms aad bath; IN good cOndi-
ton; located ia Deering. VIII De sold az a
bargain 70 close estate. G. 4. ALEXANDER
& CO.. % Exchange street I'll
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MONEY TO LOAN on first ard second
w mortgages on real estate. life insurance
policies and notes or any good security Real
estate bought sold ana exchanged. l. r.
BUTLER 4S5a Exchange street. aug164
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DOR RENT House No. 1913 Spring ST.. con
tanning 10 rooms and BATH fireplace, laun-
dry garden with fruit trees. Possession Oct0-
Der. Apply go MIDDLE ST. 5-t
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ITO LET--A fine rent of seven rooms, steam
heat, set tubs. bath room. and modern in
every respect. 142 SHERMAN ST. IL
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-11

THE WONDERFUL NEW DRINK. GLORIA
indigestion is the often unsupported
cause that robs men Of manly vigor and women
OF freshness aud beauty, producing premature
OF old age. Halt day of now lie in every
drink. INGALLS, BROS. Agents. aunfO-4
NOTICE-C s. belong. contractor and
~ builders lobbing promptly attended to-:
estimates given; houses for ga aud TO let
mortgages negotiated. also care OF property.
Carpenters shop 2e4 Federal st. Call or
write sc EXCHANGE ST. once hours Oil a
m anu from 10 p. n. Telephone 4342.
mar21dn
M BOTANICAL Massage rooms at IT'S Con
~ gress street. it cures neuralgia rhet-
matism and nervous diseases Of an kinds.
aug2o4
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~ OOMS for laundry or barber shop. Houses
- furnished or unfurnished; one at south
Portland four furnished for l1ht hOusekerp D.
ing, furnished house for board of two person
Cart hay rack, rake tedder and express wagon
Tor sale cheap S. J. earle TON. lis Con-
ere-s street. 10
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no LET-COuniry cottage to let for balance
4 of season. Fully furnished. Easy access
by rail. Also poultry yard. Address G. \.
This ONCE. 61
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II OR LEASE-Corner store. centrally situated
on the sOutherly side OF Commercial street
well adapted for flOlr and grain or any other
heavy bushes mas dockage facilities. BENZ.
SHAW & CO. 5Ila Exchange street 6-1
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-05-25
May %. 1900
May Is 25 June
SALE OF DITCHING JORs

Notice is hereby given, that. on the 18th do,,
of June, A. D.. 1900, at o'clock D. m, at the as
hce of the county auditor of Blue Earth connt
Minnesota will sell the Jobs of dieeino a. ";
constructing the entire work of ditch No ne
said county of Blue Earth, Minnesota. Io.a+ed
and established by the board of county com.
mlssloners of said county, by their order bear-
ing date the 10Th day of March, A, d. 19O0 in
linear sections OF 100 feet each; each of said
sectlons to be known and numbered by the
STAKE or monument set by the viewers at the
Ioot OF each said sections, as shown on the
viewers report thereof, reference to which said
report is .hereln made for greater Certainty,
commencing at the one including the ontIet
and thence in succession up stream 70 the ono
including the source, to the lowest resnonsihIe
bidder or bidders; said work to he connIataS
at the time and in the manner snecifad in The
SAID viewers report, reference to which has
been and is now made. And no hid r,;II r. -
tertalned which exceeds more than tbirtv am
per cent over and above the estima tod cc+ V'o f
construction of the part of said worL, coToo "a
by said bid; and the successful bidder Lii I S
required to give a satisfactory bond with I've
Ireenold suretles, payable to the county for NOT
less than double the amount for which the same
Is sold, 10 De py me approved. conditioned that
sald successful bidder will faithfully perform
ana 1ulhll his contract, and pay ali DAMAGES
which may accrue by reason of the failure 70
the contract therefor. GU ia
~ Inc SAID order, estimates, profile, etc. are on
hle and may be seen at any time durinp offca
hours. in my office. 0iiioe
Dated this 18th day of May, A. d. 1900.
SEAL z. A. GUNDERS,
county Auditor Blue Earth County, STATE
Minnesota. '''e
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-05-25

Mrs. Friend has been a great sufferer
from rheumatism, fever and heart
trouble for four months and death
comes as a relief to the wearied one.
Deceased was born in Ohio on August
18th, 1880 and moved to Wisconsin
with her people some time in the for
ties where she lived until 1857. She
then came to Garden City, which has
been her home ever since and has en-
deared herself to all by her kindness
and Christian living. One brother in
California and one in Wisconsin are
the only surviving ones from family
of five girls and three boys. One
daughter, Mrs. Emma Gale, died in
this place number of years ago. Mrs.
g. II. Piper and Ezra Gates were with
their mother until the last. Mr. Friend,
who is now left alone after nearly forty
years of loving companionship, and
the son and daughter and all relatives
have the sincere sympathy of their
many friends in their sorrow. The
funeral will occur from the Christian
church at 200 o'clock Sunday after
noon.