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2iprt I Grbrtbjemmet.
tSlutniue.1

Z en- S~enieeub5 Ell Den sag, b
her ott betrGgte, at Itsrre 8tgrtgbef
FOR ebers grebre; 8 forbliper I91,'
eere | Sieumet enb be. Set er ben
iR5omrIiee Sang, at be troIig iorIa'
Der SorpIbrebienmet. fsrit tur al
lrre, i;oer, for at ubfsre IL aalo
2ioet, ian at, ON oeres Sineelag er
upenIigt % oereS @oner ~utoreneltee
meo htsIig Sreo, oroger De DOG
mart bort, % llfreber f%oriotnoer
mcb BEN. 8 iorbIper ocrimoo, hotS
3 life er toungus til al isee Sieneite
FOR eoers SpboIo. bienue hos eSers
ScrpI6re, iuotiI s tnbtrGoer / eoers
eget Sien. $pis ! life faar noget
ees $iem, forbIioer s hos GorRi'
Srene for beftanbia. s bette Ehf9loe
bItoer : SPSrebiemmet tilbererbe,
%. ha er eoers SorpIisteIie I'll at for.
see bets Speee enhrui ftsrre. $ncr
meaerl Sre6 eIler llFreb fan life en-
Gotter. alt efter fin Garatter % III
Shroelae aftebfortme | Ell lib al
ii til tppe anr, reguet fra beroes
SfoIeti6l Gerfor err Oct oltio en-
aiIoe, life til ubIoroet Srpo, men
oaiaa I'll llro oe Erpgt FOR cit umbpg.
aelie Rober, poa boilfer Waaoe ben.
oes al SfoIer nbgdngne 0atter font
mer til al nrte iig, mar bun oerocr
tiIboge I'll Siennnei % efter nfIlutte'
be ShiDier ombptter i'm 9Prerrroes
% fine Gammeraters SeI'fab meo
Toruiliefrcbier. Ser er iauleoes bet
ferite oe piatigite, iom en- urg Ptge
bsr opitiIe ION fit Wianl oeb lin Gil.
bagefomit til Siemmet, remlig ioa
meget iom miiIi9t al biornge Ill BEN
busIige areos's @IGbe 90 Spese.
"a fan on life bpre ct Nifl, on mac
life fro, at on Fan bore Der ubeu gan.
ife at ubepe rogen SrofIpoeIie, Get
lille Sanfufrbs eorige Weblemmer
man ale isle Snbpirfntraen al BIN
SpferfeI. On er aItib ibIanbt benz;
oine SortbIinger, bine Orb, ia enb.
os bire gIitfe inboirfer paa benz. &c
Der er llbaanespnnftet poa be bus
Itee 8Iigters @ane. Sat oa en- fait
MODEM oe beitelnt geilutnits ON msb
CUBS SipIp at sisre bit Stem iaa
bpgeeIigt, on tun, for andre, % Der.
oeo ogfon bpseeligt for Dig ielp.
Snboree benre ge'lItnine / bit
Sierte, BIN SufommeIie, bin Gam.
pittiebeo. or ben life bis. opoie %
ret9 9iuiges ben life al 6oruuften
Samcittigbeoeu, Sertet2 @tb Ben
blir for big en- pigtip os aIporlis
Sag; ffiR1tf ben life blot en- Sarfe,
iom fpoer eiennem SinIen uben at
Iabe Spor efter zig, men leg ben opbt
% alporIis oan Sierte. 9esuben
bar Stne Sorplbre Ret I'll of oente
fig bette. Or Oct life biuigt, at mar
on npoer Sorbelen al et Siem, on
oeioa, ion reget Oct itnar I'll big, IS.
ger at gisre bette Stem InffeIigt9
Set er isbt al thnne iprebe 9ptte
% @lGbe omtrirs iia, men ti9r /
Siemmet, Sor ct oeIoiaigt Sinh er
BET 10 en- Srpb Of flinre frrntaIoe
ct emil paa nogens guiigt, men iiPr
pao 6%orrIores. @rshres % Seitres.
Zen seraierrgheb err rospPrbia. ipn
ira ale Siermets WebIernler 'eger
az tiIohlbe FIG CT bel iortiert 8iSnes.
bgro on al &iemmet bar nurSet /
&pgge % 2pffs. iiheu Oh Tom Der for
beitnuhie.
IL
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
elite lite Ole Sun.

RpIis ff en- nosle os iutti gor
eammel amie / Bergen 9pit i'll at ie
Ole Bull Statien % blep al TIN Gut.
ter lebiaaet berneb, ftr. Berg. af.
ienbl." De too beaee Ell Shinb |
tairie getrostuinser iprau Wonmen.
re, % began itg eerpaa bierrcoer,
Iaa geien ipurie iaa 0atteren i'm
Wor, bpaN bun ipntes ON Statuen.
Seq lite Den let life" iparte bun.
for iee io%ritaar life, bpcrfor Ole
Bun ifaI lisae per % plaife ! 6oS'
len" StuftarS 8anle bapoe life
penbt gIiftet opoh. men babe tasei
Rsffen for Ole grn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Mngaaenoe
SanO / SDOem

burbe Se lfriue III 8. 5. Slien,
2anpasent for Soutbern &ailz
pap, 225 Dearborn Ct, Chicago,
Sa. Oct 8Ompasni, ban repre-
ienterer, eier intet 2ano, men be
bill sjerne faa Settlere ira Nor'
ben til at 1aa fig neo lanss beres
9inie og tan berfor anpiie Dem
be bebite Steber. Sssf iIil Saa 2 as aasi,n lss.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
B. Anundsen, DEBORAH, la.

sgma ffinen "Susptnnen'', Tom
pt bar m%ootaset for en- Q Waanes
Der Hotu, Den er uomerfet aae
Senfeeaoer, tee tror, Den Ct ltee'
faa COB Tom Dc, man betaIer 90
1aler for; see er fmibt ttlfress
mso ben. See bill nobreoe ben, iaa
soot ice fan. = Sra8t betalte ies
S.55.
Yeoer N. Safariafen,
NoSIun, 1au Co., q. ..
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

81 .r I enbper Ssufsenoe meset oeItiIfre&
meo sSuspennen," 90 ri er megst tatnenIia
for ben pene, eooe o9 btlt9e Spntaittnt.
Slere Der bar Spuiaittnsr, Der bar tofiet $6o,
men Der er tnaen, Der tan flee, at osres er
beore, peusre, saar lsttere euer eier bsors
grbetoe sto sSusoeuren.1 $1,45 Sroe:
MnoerS Saeobfen, Staiforb Sprinsf
9uurL
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

g}rs 9 8. Gerou al Chicago
bar opfuu0et en- Nrme. Ratiou Inoet
al 6IeF % 9euuer % baqt / Sorm al
en- tpuD HsiScIrt. ire Sonmcr lang
% 10 Sommer breo. Gen er frnoret
efter Smog % iises at bore Iige,oo
peI'uluaenoe ION ben cr uRrerhe.
2eitnari @dIbnm. 2c6ereu al Bah.
nir- 3iealer 3oIorerpeoitiun bar be.
itIlt 10000 gant6 al Ocr npe Station
ior I'm Roropol6erpeottiou Ntrs.
Serion bar en- Ester, Tom er 8roies.
Tor I SiutobeoSlRre oeo "Boman's
WeSioaI College I g5icopo, % Se no
uofrnot | EPqesFab ben relative
@PrOt al ~ior'jeIipe nprenoe Sub.
itanier, oa bisie biscuits er 3eiulta.
tet. gfrs. Serion bar pPret Baib.
lngton fornt ~nt6erbnuoIe meo Grne.
beportentet ~angaaeube et Sorlna
ON al foripre ben itoaenSe Gar me6
ben me WoObare. Roiten ole
-Stodparos 8adng Souies~ bar
gjort Wtrs. 5erion 8iIbuo ON Siaao.
nina al 8ottouerue, men bun fore.
trGffer al bope nib aontrol al Yin
Sptin6eIie % tanter enoo9 paa ieIr
al oprette Ell 8abrif til 6ens llonpt.
teIie ! en- itsrre WiaaIeitot. armour
& Go. bar iant aoutraft paa gaIo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
ELlINMIT!EITID

Aliens Ulccrtne salve helbreder kroniske
ByIdesaar. T~uberkuloso eler Bentaertnx,
brand, Ledesyamp. Febersaar og ale slags
ganle sssF. Den Teller aldri&. rTekker I'D 81 GIFT
Sparer Udgiftcr og Iidelser. Heibrederf for bestandigt
Med Poeten csc. Send fluid Beskyivelse af Tilfeldet
J, p. L MEDICINE CO., 81. PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

tpin-S roren. MRS. 0erion bor fiji.
beret Sprog neb gnsiar College, %
uomarfeoe iie / 6iIoiufi peo sSeIIes.
lep.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Smaapluf.

Mrs. ganors Blaine at Chicago
bar Ifinrrtet $4,000 I'll en- StoIe for
@egquoere paa Forbidden | nppute
gp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Grirttelier af @eut unoer "A gur
oe6 Dinner 6abrIter % @~erfteber er
oeh Soo 'orbuot / Sernesiee. 9ette
ItuLoeS ~aniroerues ggtpoagioertbeo
De bGo6e mere Sch meo ia | Gen.
res'ee eub GiliPIoet bar I @ecraio,
gtorb' og Snh.G urpIinn boor Der
ogiao bIeo 'orisgt AZ fod en- iacban
6oHoIosrcleI e~learcmfFrt, men for.
eiuDes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25
Sanobruosoe
Ssser itaois at bielpe Garmerne.

ct Sort, eIler meb bet engelfe
Naon "Map," iom ifal piie, bpilfe
Plmter Sorobunoen err melt ffiffet
for, er en- al be 9iug, iom Sanobrias.
oepartementet tprter paa at gtpe bore
Sormere. Do &artet ifal omfatte
belle 2mbet, maa Oct natitrligpis be.
leg | mango gIabe, og enbba fan bet
fun meo6ele en- alminbelig Speriigt,
ihet enteltbeber ieIpfsIgelis life fan
NECKLACES. Wen Deb at itlioere bet og
iPtte Jig inc / De 6orflaringer. iom
fslger meo, bill ioritanoige os lere'
nemme Surmere ioa Sorftano paa De
fo~rifieaise Soroarter oe bpilfen
Sch, De meb itsrit Sorbel fan bprfe
Der eaer Der. Mon oil ba furne gaa
irem meo itsrre Siffcrbeo, enb naar
man blot isIger samle Srabitioner
% ganer uben al pioe bnorfor.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

en- Observation-Disclosures an.
fsrer nogle @rempIer poa Oct mart
uofommenbe Sorbfarts Nptte, for.
nemmelig bentebe ira Spben. San
flyer, at Ell ianbig 9anbItrimmel
itrGffer iie IaneS Dor atlantiife apit
fra 6loriba liee op iii Wasiaduietts.
Den er life mere enc Is Wtil breo,
men ben er meset oproifulb, forbi
ben er iaa bel ffitfet for tiblige Saoe.
pefster, iom Der mobnes biirtig paa
@runb at Sapets Rarbeo. On 8aa.
rem beppger &limatet fig neooper ON.
trent Is Wftl ON Dasen, bet oil iige,
ben 8arme, maj bar isnbenfor paa
en- bis DAG, faar man t3 WiI I9nsere
norb Daeen efter, natnrligpis nteb
Ifbrpoelfer paa @rlinb al @eirforon.
brinser. Ioteter, tomatoes, 9grter
% 8rsniaser moones ferit | FLORIDA,
o~erefter fomnter @eorgia, Gardiner.
ne oe De andre Mtlanterbapsitater.
Paa S%orofartet Ter man tpbelig benne
9anbitrintmel. Wan ran iiee, at Der
/ amerifa life er nosen "S9ion" for
@rsniaeer oe S~apepefster; man fan
faa Dem ferffe belle aaret runbt. s
bet ipblise SIoriba err Der ct Strss,
bpor Sroit aIbrig inotr9fer, og Ser
itoar $aoerne srsnne mibt ON Bin.
teren.
Sorbfartet benleber Spm9rtiom-
beoen poa pisie @sne, Tom ltber al
Surbeb i @rlirben al Wanael eller
Soerflob pao oisie fo~rraabnebe Blan.
teltofer eller al alfnli. Den iibite
fommer al Neooaifnine fra Sielbe,
fra SaIte, iom fiinitis ganbing bar
fsrt uboper, eIIer ben er / glmbfal.
bet fra ben lib, ba bet tsrre 9ano
bar Saobuno. Wan fan bli fpit
ben peb at brRrere ~oroeutIis og bin.
Ore iti~Ileitaaenbe @ano fra at iamIe
fig.
Den iaafuIhte Daooo gottom /
Wtisfisftppi er fartlast al 9anbbrugs.
oepartemerttets Golf. 9enne Bottom
er 100 WiI lang og 40 NstI breb; en-
tor Del at ben beftaar al oct rigefte
2aub; men Der er IS forifieIIsie
Scrbarter, oe roeIe az Dem er ufriiet.
bare. Der fan aoles fra IA Bonn.
ulbsbone pao Icren iii en- bel Bale;
men Oct Isnner ia life. Ru bar fe.
milf anaIpie "a iaatproiee Soriss
piit, at ben ionme Sorb. iom frem.
brinser 100 li6et 9omllo, er meaet
prooiiftip, roor man ioar @rsriaser
og oisic slaes Sriiat. Sorofartet
peaer pan Ne strss, bpor De forifieI.
lige S9oorter pasier.
Seb fine llrroerisseIier al Soroar.
terne er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fommet paa Set rene meb, bnor uoen.
Ianbife YIonter tan tripes. Sonleoes
bar man opboeet, Of 9ete Surtatro.
Scbaf fan Nprtes | @omecticnt- ga.
len. noaei. Tom betpoer WiIIiorer for
amerito, Won bar osioa iunbet
Here gere. boor Ris Fan bprtes meo
5oroel. Iieeioa oirfelise Sutferrsr,
ia enboe Sbe.
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Oct itsritr SaS (Yiutsube) | Der.
ben err gIatnerfaSet | Riirnberg. Oct
er 105 Soo | Spermool oa 5215
Bob opbt. 0ets SuIoisreIie for nosIe
gar iioen feireoes meo ct BAL, peo
bpiIfen 2eiItgbeo ooer 500 Herioner
beianot iis paa 5aoets guno.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-25

Oct itsritc gnupneeifilt / Ieroen
iiees at p9re Def, iom ftnoes arbroat
paa Den Habe Sibe at et giere poo
en- Iiben Solme, iom bsrer Ill De
canariife Der / noropeit nor afritn,
Sno'friften itaar $50 Eoo oper $a'
pets Operilaoe % inoeboIoer bare De
Orb "@rano Ganarp G%usineerir.
Goutpanp" meb Sositaoer, iom bper
err 80 Sob Ianse oe Ia SOB breoe.
$per Stree | gositaperre er 3% Bob
breSt. SeIe Sfriften er 760 Sob
lang.
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hts name and pied red him THAR support;
it had been said TO MIN that the press OF
private business wac such that he could
not AFFORD to devote his time 70 civic
affnirs, hut, said MIR. Trefethen, with
emphatic eArnestneas, my time is my
own, and n l enter into q cohtrnot 20
discharge Official duties / will do with
my time as my civic duties demand"
lie laid down this principis that q man
in handling mon ey which belong to 9TH
srs. like city officers, should exercise
more caution In its expenditure than
II 1t was his own, and facetiously re-
marked that he " as wearing now is
hat and it was not likely, that n elect
ed, that his head would swell to greater
proportions. He Informed his supporters
that tners might be coal dust in his
eyes. and that his shirt, II nurriedly
called TO the council chamber, might not
he Immediately white, yet despite these
shortnoming, n elscte ed, he would DO all
In his power TO insure q business-like
administration.
remarks, and IL. Il. q. Hersey said Ward
s was behind the candidate Bion small
urged PRUDENTIAL administration OF the
city's government, and W. A. Cobb gave
n personal review Of the motives which
induced him to run for alderman In
Ward /, and believed there was good
show for Republican victory In his
ward. M. A. Hanna followed with
pertinent remarks as to the board OF
registration and at the close OF the very
iutereGting convention David E. Moul-
ton touched upon matters pending before
the legislature. He referred to the tax
on railroads and the Gardner bill which
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rooms of the Republican club In knight
Vile.
There was an enthusiasm and unan-
unity about the proceedings which led to
his nomination that point to q decisive
victory at the polls. There was full
attendance OF delegates who were called
to order by Mr.. Enos I. Benner, chair
man OF the city committee, and on mo-
tion Joseph 5. Pickett was made chair
man and George +. Henley secretary.
A committee OF credentials, CON-
posed OF Capt. A. ID. BOYD, W. E. Allen
and Geo. l.. Miller were appointed. who
reported a full delegation. of u, three
from each ward, present. Nominations
for mayor being next in order, MIR. A.
A. Cole said 1t was a pleasure to him to
present the name of @. Newell Trefethsn,
and Hon. N. b. Fuller seconded the nomi-
nation.
MIR. George II. Henley then arose and
said that In accordance with instruo-
tions from his ward he would present
the name OF George L. Spear. Tellers
were appointed and the ballot resulted
as follows:
G Newell Trefethen. is
George L. spear,
MIR. W. 4. Allen than said that in be-
half OF the many friends OF George T..
spear ne would move that MIR. Trefetn-
ems nomination be made unanimous.
and amid many cheers MIR. Trefethen
was declared the nominee without q
dissenting vote.
Capt. A. ID. Boyd, Alonzo Taylor and
q. W. Thomas waited upon MIR. Trefeth-
en- and advised him OF the action OF the
convention. Mr.. Trefethen appearing
before the delegates, was received with
hearty hand-ciapping. and expressed
thanks for the honor bestowed upon him.
He recitsd the occurrences when a COM
mittee some four weeks ago waited upon
him and urged him to allow the use of
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SOUTH PORTLAND.
UNION MEETINGS AT PEOPLES
CHURCH.

UNION MEETINGS. AT PEOPLES
CHURCH.
The union meetings at Peoples church
and Bethany, South Portland. Sunday,
were largely attended, and of great inter-
sst. Miss Thompson preached an able
discourse at 10 30, from Phil. B: 1914.
In the afternoon, at bethany, Rev. e..
IL, Newcomb preached, In his usual in
teresting and impressive manner to a
large audience, Miss Thompson assisting
In the service. At O'Clock every sitting
was taken at Peoples church, and extra
seats were provided. Miss Thompson was
at her best in talking about Gods remedy
for mans sin, text, l John, 10. Several
persons accepted the evangelistic's invi-
tation and came forward for prayers.
The union meetings viii be continued
every night this week except Saturday.
HIG REGARD FOR MAYOR REY-
NOLDS.
A substantial proof OF the high regard
In which the retiring mayor. Hon. K. G.
Reynolds, Is held will be offered In the
form of a handsome present from his as
sociatss In office. Its presentation will DO
one Of the notable future events.
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WOODFORDS.

The political situation in Ward so
far as the Republican nominees is con-
cerned, remains but littls changed
Until recently the OakdAle people have
not teen heard from and as the matter
stood there were two candidates for the
council from the Woodtords section and
one from Stroudwater. The Oakdsie
residents have recently brsced up and are
endeRvoring TO secure the consent OF MIR.
William Cobb to become a candidate.
Ii il understood that the ORkdale con-
tingent is favorable to the candidacy OF
Mr. Arthur Chapman OF Nason's Corner
and Mr.. Gilbert +. Harmon of Stroud
water. Mr.. John j. Goody Of woodrords
is still candidate and while he lie
looking for support from various SEQ
tions of the ward he expects to make his
greatest fight In the Vicinity of Wood
fords The contest between Councilman
VIM. b. johnson and ex-Aiderman
George Smith of the former Doering city
government, wakes warm and is bound
TO be a close contest. Mir. johnson has
served the city for two years az coun-
Gilman from Ward s, and as the other
oounoilmen from she ward would like
to retire this year he has by the urgent
request Of his friends decided to become
q candidate for aldermanio nomination.
The Wsstbrook Electric Light and
Power company are to furnish electric
lights for the new house occupied by MIR.
Warren A. II. Hunt on Coyie street, Coyle
Park.
Mr. Fred n. Tomas of tina Deerinr
~, .,a,- -.
Ooai anu "ooU OoinP~n'' A''e "
olenwoou avenue, Is recovering from MS
reoens assaOA Vi shs grip anu mas to
sumed his duties at the ofi1ce.
M. ,.o.,.. Snna.x axac,ro N tina
xvo,.,so,a. .I,,,o-.,,., o..naI no ts.v
-, vyo..a.t.- 80, - 80. Na,v
Isruss,sr ohuron wnn ,s also a graauata
,-.-, .,,,
I,fa wors ,or vnrre, n1s, 80 won., >,
was ona or chs mos, sn,~-a.t,n, 49,, s.1,
tnl IN the corrss nr worcs.ta, a.. ~.
ramArkz asxelnnea the iasa nat :. 4.
neoassarv for a person contamp,at,no
the studx of medicine To have a vraat
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| wick. Mrs Ward has been called home
on account OF illness In the family.
Miss Schumacher Will give a private
reception to a number OF friends Thurs
day evening at Hosgg hall, Desriug Gen.
tire.
Mira. Fred W. Fogg has recently been
quite III at her home on Stevens avenue,
Desring Centre. with the grip.
Misa Winnie LArrabee, Pride street,
has recovered from her recent illness.
Miss Thora Larsen, Pride street, is re-
covering from her recent illness with
the grip.
Messrs. Freeman Jordan, Hugh Flynn
and Clarence Walker have returned from
a brief visit with friends at Highland
lake, West brook.
MIR. George Bailey, Briigton street, 10
recovering from his recent attack OF the
grip.
Miss Fannie b. Cragin of Great Che
bsague island, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jere J. Cragin. East Bri dye street. has
been at the home OF her parents during
the vacation ct the school where she is
teaching
Miss Donna Heed, Bridgton street. lie
recovering from her recent illness with
the grip.
Rev. x. q. HArbutt of Searsport, the
newly called pastor OF the Free church.
congregational, Morrills, and the North
Deering Congregational church, is ex-
rao.ad 10 arrtva hare early this week and
assume his pastoral duties next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Harbutt has rented the houss
owned by Mrs. Myron E. Moore, $50
Stevens avenue, DssrinR Centre. for his
occupancy.
MIR. Leonard q. Burnham, the oarpsn-
ter and contractor, has sold his house on
Forest avenue. near Morrills, and pur-
chased the house formerly occupied BY
MIR. John Hull, Hartley street, bearing
Cent re, where he has recentiy moved.
The new Home for the Friendless Boys
on the Riverton road, is to be open for
public inspection on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons. February 18th and
l4th, from 2.sD to O'Clock.
The westbrook Electric Light and
Power company have the contract for
furnishing the whitmsn house, Stevens
avenue, with electric lights, for MIR. ID.
Is. smith. manager OF kiverton casino.
and family, who now occupy the rent.
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bad contracted bills o the amount CT
s. OF and asked tire city for reimburse
ment. The matter was referred 10 the
com nnittee on claims. Alderman Haggett
for the comm ittee ON licenses reported
unfavorabiy on the request OF l.. L.
Flood, the fruit dealer Tor victuaIers'
license. The report was adopted ~ the
council, Final passage given the order
appropriating the sum OF 500 for the
purchase Of spring attachment harnesses.
A bill rendered the past two years BY
the Portland Water company for use Of
stand pipe on Lamb street was referred
to the committee ON claims. An orde
apnropriating $50 for the use OF the
CIeavss Rifles to assist them In uefraying
their expen SEES TO Washington, ID. C.'
MArcn 9Th, received passage.
The city treasurer was instructed TO
settle with the heirs of Asa Leavi't for
unpaid taxes during five years, the prop
erty having been sold for taxes. The
amount involved was 1888. "a and the
heirs offered settlement for $3.50. The
treasurer was authorized 20 accept the
offer In full to date. No further business
the council adjourned to Monday eve
ming, February s5th at 7.SO O'Clock.
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MORRILLS.

MIR. Edgar M. watkins, who recently
sold out mis- custom tailoring business on
Forest avenue, TO his brother, MIR. Ernest
l.. Watkins, has accepted position with
his brother In his who lesale coat manu-
factory In the upper part OF the building
where the tailor shop Is located.
Mrs. Lizzie Hodgdon, Stevens avenue,
aas been entertaining recently her sister,
AIRS. Ward Of Drew Mills New bruins
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SPECIAL
SKIRT ~ SALE!

in connection with this Skirt
Sale we shall sell another lot
OF EiderdOWn Dressing Sacques
at sec, worth Zoe.
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Nomination Made With Unanimity
and Enthusiasm.
Pointing to Decisive Vic.
tory at Polls.
Business Administration Prom
ised By Candidate.

''If elected mayor 1 shall see TO 1t that
the citizens as whole reaIizs tine value
Of 100 cents for every dollar expended"
so spoke q. Newell Trefethen who was
nominated last evening for mayor OF
South Portland at . convention OF the
Republican party assem- oled in the
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

Engineer Oliver was slightly injured In
the accident to the night Lewiston
Brunswick train. The track was cleared
by q. m. yesterday.
A west-bound passenger train on the
Chicago and Erle railroad, was partly
deraiIsd u miles east OF Ueoatur, Ind,
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Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sarly yesterday. Fireman Finney 80 re-
ported co have been killed in jumping.
According to the railroad officials the
train was loaded with emigrants. mona OF
whom was injured, however.
Former King Milan OF Ssryia. 10 dead.
A despatch from Charlottesville, Ind,
says Maurice Thompson, the author, IL
dying.
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POSTMASTER AT DEWEY.

. Warrington, February 1.-The folio v
ing touTth-class postmaster was appoint
sd today;
Mains-Dewsy. g. A. Plummer.
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The date for holding the Republican
ward cauouses has heen set for Tuesday
evening. February 18th, and the mayoral-
ty convention on Wednesday evening,
February goth.
Mr.. Warren knight, aged 10 years.
died early last evening at his home at
Pride's corner. MIR. knight has been In
Door health for some time past, but
several days ago suffered shook of para
lysis.
At the meetings OF the Cleaves Rities,
N. q, s, NJ, held last evening It was
unanimously voted to 60 to Washington
ID. O., to attend the Inauguration OF
President Mckinley. Every member sig
nified his Intention to attend. The
itinerary Will be as follows: The COM
pany will leave Portland at six o'clock
Thursday. February 2sth, on the New
York boat. On arrival in New York, The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company In
60 send a special boat to pier SS and
transfer the company to Jersey City.
where a special train will be In waiting
to carry the party to Washington without
stop, arriving In Washington at twelve
O'Clock midnight, Friday evening, The
company will leave Washington on the
following Tuesday morning BY special
train arriving in New York at noon,
leaving there at night by boat and ar
irving 10 Portland "Wednesday even ing.