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The Portland daily press., 1888-06-25
DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEW =.
PORT OF PORTLAND

SATURDAY. June 80
Arrived.
S.etr ate of Maine, Hilliard, st John, NIB,
via Eastport for Boston.
Sch Rebecca M Walls, Truss, New York-coal
to Randall & McAll1ster.
Sch W h steelman, English, New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch N Howes, :Crowell, Boston, to load paw
Sch Stella Lee. Treat. Boston-iron to Rolling
Mills.
Cleared.
Steamship Winthrop, Bragg. New York;
Sch Carrie A Lane, Dyer. Norfolk-J Wins
low ~ Co.
Sch b circuit. Bailey. Newport News-Ryan A
Kelsey.
Sch Oliver Dyer, Emerson. New York FORT
Sch Sch Elbridge souther, Eales Boston, to load for
Sch Golden Belt, Swim, N Harbor, NS-master
Sch & L Given, (Br) Melvin, Moncton, NIB
master.
Sch Edwin. Anderson, Sullivan to load for New
Sen Pocahontas, Sawyer Batl-Chase, Leavitt
Sch William Keene. simmons, Friendship H
sAILED-Brig Jennie Phinney; sch Carrie A
SUNDAY. June "a.
Arrived.
Sch 7 L Greser, tBrl Coggns; Westport, MS
Sch j W RAYMOND, (Br) Collins, Westport. Ms
dry fish to Twitchel Champlin & Co.
Sch M Gilmore, Thompson, Port Clyde
SAILED Schs Elbridge Souther, Pocahontas.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
| WIsCAssET, June 21-Ar, schs J Terry ,Ray-
nor, haverhill; Belle, Dunton, Newport.
| oio, sen Nat Meader, Dunt0n, Newport
| EAST MACHIAS, June % A sch Henry
oiark' thompson, saco. 10 load for New York
| FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Falmouth 18th inst, barque Mohican, Ber-
| ny, Melbourne.
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CORTLAND. June ~. 1853.
Receipts by Maine Central Railroad-for Fort"
meeting roads 11S. cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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Our Prices are Lower and Terms tn
Liberal Of any House in Amer

The Campaign is now open, and our first send off
shipping of the number Of Chamber
week, and Low PRICES, GOOD QUALITY and EXT
will do it, Think Of liz Chamber Set for $500, PIN.
but just good a nights
will last till the clear sprin.
$500.
1t has long been said that "Gsreaf Oaks
but il has been left
be made to grow from the sized any
TO 500 Under management ASH CHAMBER Jet
popular Of all medium priced sets sold below
sIbe for others to think of selling Think the
considered high for really good set for deliver
StstIOn Wane Tor cent. less that. Wa
Black Walnut have their friends, and wonder, w
they appear floors particularly when decOrat
attractive figures that have placed upon them, o
above is a sample.
DO not miss seeing what have been telling yOu
have the GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
course buy or not, but COME AND SEE THEM.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-25

Sid I'm Auckland, NJ. 10Th, barque Elinor Yer
non, Berry, New York.
Ar at hiogo goth inst ship Title Starbuck,
Curtis Philadelphia, III days.
Sid I'm Hong Hong May 18th, ship Centennial,
BearSe, New York.
Sid I'M Goree May %. barque Jennie Cushman,
Titcomb, Bathurst
At Port Spain May 81. barque Henry A Itch
field, Davis, for Delaware Breakwater: sehs Al
dine. Dennison. for do; Norombega, Harding, for
do; Geo Hatch, Hardenbrook. do.
Ar at Digby, Ms, 10Th, barque Ocean Pearl,
DOull. Portland. to load for Cuba.
Cid 10th, sch Elhu Burritt Ingalls,, Boston.
Ar at Hillsboro goth, sch Emma Crosby, Camp,
bell, Newburyport
cid 2lst, sch Sebago, Clark, Newark.
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WIN positively cure SICK headache
Mrs. Flutterby-what has become of your old



The vgilant imp, Indigestion, goads us with his
symptom. No comfort In eating misery after
wards little or broken rest at night visitations of
the nightmare during fitful intervals of Sleep an
uprising unrefreshed and without appetite, Sleep
mess and yawning during the day, nervousness
ana irritability of temper, even monomania in
extreme cases. Hard to bear all this Neces-
safy? mol thousand times no, so long as
Hostetters Stomach Btters, the nations specific
Tor indigestion, scute or chronic, is procurable.
The commencement of course Of this medicine
il the commencement of a cure. Prompt relief
first, absolute eradication subsequently,. The
truth of this statement, backed up by rrefragable
testimony, is well known TO the American people.
SO are others, viz: that the Bitters ayerts and
cures fever and ague and bilious remittant, and
removes nervousness, biliousness constipation,
and kidney and bladder troubles.
A schooltoy, being asked TO define the word
responsibility, said
up, "P'raps can't say it in one word, but can ex-
VERY we'll" said 1.-THE teacher, "tell me just
what it's"
"Why, when you are running to school, fraid to
get late, an oneof yonr suspender buttons comes
on, there's lots OF responsibility on the other
button"
Pain from Indigestion, dyspepsia ana
100 hearty eating Is relieved at once by taking
one of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately af
ter dinner Don't forget this.
card has been noticed in booksellers WIN
dow over row OF cheap novels, bearing the ies
end:
warranted two murders in each story"
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Print Cloth Market.

FALL RIVER, June %, 1sss.-The FAN River
print cloth statement for the week is as follows:
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New Work NgirInp stocss-

lBy Telegraph
NEW YORK, June % 1888. The following ~
closing quotations for mining stocks TODAY;
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Petroleum Market.

Prices &c for Gas; 9-l6c nominal for 6ox56s
Market firm and active.
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Memoranda.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
ry, Melbourne.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-25

When we remember that large per cent of all
food is digested by absorption in the intestines,
and knowing the value of Murdock's Liquid Food
in making new blood when taken by mouth, and
that each large Suppostory contains as much
nutrition as full quantity of Liquid Food if
taken by mouth, we can say no more in recon-
mending the Suppositories than that the daily use
of them in our Free Surgical Hospitals for Women
containing 112 beds. confirms our claim
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-25

Twelve rides..........
Twenty rides, schOlars...S
Sixty rides, adults ........ 3.00l cvt.as-
II. y. WEEKS, Manages.
IN. WEBER CLERK. je22df
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
poRr ANN Wholesale MARKET


PORTLAND, June % 1888.
rne roiiowing are to-day's closing quotan of
Grain, Provisions. &C.:
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When sick, and the stomach is unable
to retain food, you will find the Sup
pOsit0ries a great benefit, as they will
nOurish the system and rest the stomach
SO that it Will be able to retain food in
few days. and quicker il five or ten
drops four times daily, and increase to
teaspoOnful, be taken Of Murd0ck's
Liquid Food,
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-25

WlSCASSET, June 21--Ar, schs j Terry, Ray
nor, hayerhill; Belle, Dunton, Newport.
oio, sen Nat Meader, Dunton, Newport.
c, EAST MACHIAS, June % = Ar. sch Henry
NldIk, lhOmpsOn, SacO. 10 load for New YORK.
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Y ours &c.
EMMERT & FIERY.

THE fire department were escorted
by the City Band and a number of
their friends on their trip to Cham
bersburg on Thursday evening. The
whole party numbered So, and were
met at the depot in Chambersburg by
a committee from the fire companies,
who escorted the Martinsburg boys
around the town and did all in their
power to give them a pleasant time
In the evening they attended the
Firemen's World Fair, that fairly
eclipsed anything Of the kind ever
held in this section. The fair room
was handsomely decorated and a
large number Of ladies taking part
were costumed to represent the diff
ferent nations, the seasons &c. Dur
ing the evening splendid clock was
presented to the Chambersburg Fire
Department by Mr.. j. w. Dodd in
behalf of the visitors. A speech was
also made by Mr.. G. w. FeiGt who
notwithstanding his admission that
he was "too fun for utterance," ac-
quilted himself in his usual inimita-
bic style The Martinsburg party
left at / O'Clock arriving home about
A. NJ, all delighted with their trip
and with Chambersburg and her peo-
pie Our fire laddies return their
thanks for the hospitable treatment
and many fayors shown them and
hope to return the courtesy at an
early date.
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In Martinsburg, w. Va, May 3rd
1883, Mr.. w. +. Niles to Miss Daisy e..
Robinson.
In Martinsburg, W Va, May 3rd
1883, Mr.. John NJ. Mo%iey to Miss An
ME Hopkins.
In Martinsburg, w. Va, May 18th
1888, Mr.. Nelson Price col'd, TO Miss
Georgia A. Washington col'd.
In Gerardstown, w. Va, May 18th
1888, Mr.. William Coils to Miss Vir-
ginia Coe. All of Berkeley county.
In MaTtinsburg, w. Va, April Goth ,
by Rev. John Edwards, Mr. Luther
Carper to Miss Margaret a. Wolf. All
of this city.
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Our carpet trade is far ahead of
that of any former season. In fact,
our sales have far surpassed our eX-
pectations, but we have a very much
larger stock than any former year,
and we are selling them on very
short profits as we are determined to
work up big carpet trade, 50 if you
are thinking of getting carpet this
spring, you should not fail to call
and get our prices as we are conf
dent we can save you from five to
Ten cents per yard.
Yours &c.
EMdERT & FIERY.
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THE d EN- OCRA TIC CONVEN-
TIONS.

THE ID f. N O G. R A TT G. CON VEN
TIONS.
The democrats of the State held
their conventions by districts on
Tuesday last The first district con.
vened in Wheeling and the follow
ing delegates were elected to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, viz ::
Delegate at large, j. b. fancy !;
Alternate, j. G. Palmer; District
Delegates, John Basel and d. ID.
Johnson Alternatcs, d. A. Berry
and j. V. Blair. The second district
met at Grafton and selected for Del
egate at large, w. M. Clements AL
ternate, Elihu Hutton; District Del
egates, Joseph Mooreland and c. w.
DAILY; Alternates, r. f. Chew and
Wilbur Dyer. The third district met
at Charleston and selected for Dele
gate at large, e. b. Neigbert; Alter
nate, E. B. Knight District Dele
gates, w. Il. Mollahan and A. F.
Matthews : Alternates, b. F. Har-
low and r. j. Farnsworth. The
fourth district met at Ravenswood
and selected for Delegate at large,
IN. Camden; Alternate, j b. Jack
son District Delegates, James Cape
hart and George McHenry; Alter
mates DIR. r. p. Carpenter and II. S.
Blair.
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No better evidence can be offered
in support of the superiority of any
article than the fact that competitors
resort to all manner Of tricks known
to the trade to effect its sale; and
this has been eminently true with re-
gard to the "Champion Binders and
Mowers" Some have endeavored to
persuade the farmers that the con-
Germ had busted" and could furnish
no machines, and that if they did get
machines they would be unable to get
repairs, &c. Now, we have only to
say that the Champion Co. have 50,-
900 Binders and Mowers already fin
ished, and are still hard at work max
ing more, and are going to sell them;
and we propose to sell our share of
this large number, and will have, also,
a full supply of repairs and will keep
all machines running. Farmers need
not be alarmed by these silly reports,
the Champion is now on more solid
ground than ever before.
Call and see us and we will show
you the most perfect machine in the
market, and guarantee every machine.
G.. NJ. SHAFFER & Son,
1t Agts. for Berkeley Co.
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In the Senate, Monday, Mr.. Faux
ner submitted favorable report on
the bill to refund to the State of
West Virginia $2,0l9 paid to officers
of the One Hundred and Thirty-third
Regiment of West Virginia militia
for services rendered during the civil
war, being the difference between $l3
per month received by them. The
officers to be benefited by this bill
are Major Ezra i. Morgan, $3.50 (;
Capt. Daniel Gould, $748; Lieuts.
Harvey Geyer, $685., and L. McAvoy
$l04.
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A single page in the issue of the
Century taken for advertising
purposes costs $500; Harper's $500 (;
in other magazines from $3.50 down
to 800. A yearly advertisement of
one column in the Chicago Tribune,
$4,000 in the New York Tribune,
S29,654 for the lowest and 1855
for the highest in the New York
Herald, $50. 1903 for the lowest and
$l48,0OO for its highest priced col
umn. These papers, it is said, are
never at loss for advertising to fill
their columns. These figures viii
doubtless be of interest to the man
who invests ten or fifteen dollars and
then flatters himself with the idea
that he is an extremely liberal adyer-
tiser
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Oico.

On the 3rd of May 1888. at her home in
Berkeley county, w. Va, near Stokes
School House, Mrs. Ellen Catharine
Stotelmyer, in the 2Sth year of her age
wife of Mr.. John M. Stotelmyer.
An humble christian, a devoted
daughter, a loving and faithful wife, a
sincere friend the eloquence of un-
feigned sorrow was the princely tribute
paid at her grave. Better this than the
hollow tinsel of snowy bronze or massive
pillar Love wept for her, and will still
continue its subdued lamentation in the
places which are to know her no more.
Her end was not only peace it was tri-
umph. w.
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The latestmorsel of dirt in wealthy
and high circles was q wine supper
at French restaurant, between Mr..
n. w. Hatch, a wealthy Wall Street
broker, and Mrs. Schofield. A
visit to Mrs. Schofeld's residence
and room at mid night, the appear
ance of Mr.. Schofield, an alteration
between husband and wife, the call
Of policeman, and a search for Mr..
Hatch. Not finding him all retired
but the next morning his body was
found beneath tree near the win
dow, with his skull crushed. 1t is
claimed that in desperation he leap
ed from the window to the tree and
missing his hold, fell. Others claim
murder. At any rate there has not
been much miscarriage of justice ex-
cept the escape thus far of Mrs. Soho
field.
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to the full text Of his letter, but to

to the full text Of his letter, but to
what he supposes are attending infer
ences, and yet release Mr. Cleveland
from the full force Of his promise in
accepting the candidacy and the of
flee before. Did he not say that one
term was sufficient? Truly, he did
Then, why does he seek and why does
Mr.. Curtis think it proper to offer
him another term. There can be no
evasion here and no inference is nee
essary to reach conclusion. 1t is not
clear that because a man does not de-
sire to be candidate, seeking nom
nation, that he should not accept if
nominated 1t is clear, that man
believing in the one term principle
and having had that one term, should
abide by the doctrine he enunciates.
In other words he should practice
what he breaches. Again, will the
business Of the country be able to
survive another such term
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

NOTICE TO TIE PuBLIc-The firm
of Fisher & Flske having been dis
solved by the death of the late VIM.
II. Fisle, the undersigned hereby
gives notice to his friends, and the
public generally, that he has bought
out the interest Of the estate of said
VIM. II. Fiske deceased, in the stock
of goods on hand, and will continue
the business, in all Of its branches, at
the old stand, and solicits continu-
alton Of the patronage extended to
the late firm. J. w. II. FISHER.
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Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to Cleanse
the System when Bilious or Costive
to dispel Headaches, Colds, and
Fevers; to Cure Habitual Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
at John LEE FoUT's Drug Store.
mar3l y
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MIDDLETowN, MD.
Nav 9. 1888. (

@ftFy % IOOV'J
Dear Editor. Please say to your
readers for the benefit of my people,
that my little boy, who was so very
i'll while on visit among home folks
in these parts, is now convalescing,
and | will be home in time to fill my
appointments on next Sabbath, at
Greensburg in the morning and Mar
tinsburg at night.
j. Il. RIDENoUR,
Pastor of U. b. Church.
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Do you want a calico dress, ging-
ham dress, zephyr dress, sateen dress,
worsted dress, India linen dress
pique dress, lace dress, or any kind
of new dress this spring? If 50,
don't fail to see Emmert & Fiery s
new line. They have everything
that is new and stylish and all the
latest and most fashionable trim
mings, and at prices that no one any
where can undersell. Remember it
is no trouble for them to show their
goods, and they have one price to1
all. EMMERT & FIERY.
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BLAINE rs. CLEVELAND

Harper's Weekly in discussing the
probable nomination of these persons
for the presidency, finds no impro-
priety in the denomination OF Mr.
Cleveland, but objects to Mr.. Blaine
being nominated because he wrote a
letter, saying that he was not candi-
date, although he did not say, he
would not accept the nomination, 1t
Is well known that the editor of the
Weekly bolted the nomination OF
Blaine four years ago, and supported
Cleveland and even then, with Conk-
ling and Beecher to complete the tri-
umvirate of scceders, it took Burch-
ard with his quasi religious allitera-
ton, to wrest New York from the
column of Blaine States. But to the
point. IfMr. George VIM. Curtis is
such a stickler for straight con-
struetion and rigid Interpretation of
words and sentences, why does he
desire to hold Mr.. Blaine not alone
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II has been a long time since we
have been beneficiary of govern
mental favors, hence, we take pleas
ure in thanking Senator Faulkner
for variety Of seed from the De
partment OF Agriculture, for trial
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WE heard from our old and valued
friend Mr.. Casper Stump during the
week and learn that while sorely all
ing in body, he manages to be around
and is as lively and cheerful in CON
versation as ever.
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SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1888.

Mr.. VOORHEES, apologized 10 the
Senate for his discourteous and I'M
parliamentary remarks in the ingalls,
discussion.
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EXCURSION tickets to North Man
chester, Ind, via Penn. r. r., will
be sold from stations on the Cum
berland Valley r. r., May Is to 90,
good TO return until June 4th inclu.
sive. Rate $l5.35 for the round trip.
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The republicans Of Berkeley viii
hold their County Convention, to-
day 18th inst, to seleot delegates to
attend the State Convention at Fair
mont on Tuesday next.
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FOUT'S
WEEKLY BUDGET
READ THIS LETTER. 1T Is SELF Z.
pLANATnRY


PLANAToRY.
Without any solicitation we desire to
give you testimonial regarding the SUI
periority of your Tube Colors over any
other we have ever used Our work,
ornamental painting on carriages, steam
fire engines, ETC., requires great varie-
ty of Opaque and transparent Tube Col
ors, including all high grade glaZiDgs.
We have used for some time Winsor IL
Newton's Colors for this purpose, but
after testing the LIE Mesurier Tube Col
! ors, which were recently brought to our
| notice, we find them all you claim. Oar
head painter, Mr.. ii. T. Holmes, tested
your Colors very severely in comparison
with Winsor 81 Newton's, and finds
them in every case to be superior.
Very truly,
The SENECA MFG Co.
Per s.
We print the above to prove that
when we claimed the LIE MeSurier
Colors to be the highest grade Col
ors, we knew what we were talking
about.
Our patrons have learned that we
are conscientious advertisers that
when we advertise an article it is
sure to be just what we claim it is.
tits our principal. Upon this prin-
cipal we conduct our business upon
this principal success is eventually
certain. FOUT'S.
We want to call your attention
again to
Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses
Already our sales Of these Specta-
Giles and Eye Glasses lave been large.
And why? Simply because upon
trial they are invariably found to be
Just what we claim for them, the fin
est IN the World.
We can fit anyone, and don't have
to make special order to DO it
either. We have the glasses right
in our case to do it with, for we have
more Fine Glasses than all other
dealers in town combined We al
ways guarantee fit.
Mind, we don't claim to have more
common Glasses than other dealers.
Some of them may have more of that
kind than we have. Still we have q
good stock of cheap Spectacles also,
and q nice line of Smoked and Col
ored Glasses, of good quality.
If you use Glasses, and after read
ing half hour or so, they hurt your
eyes, they don't tit, or are poor glass
es, and are injuring your eyes in,
stead of benefiting them. Well sell
you a pair that aoill fit, and won't
draw your eyes even when used for
hours at a time. We guarantee this
FOUT'S.
OUR GREAT PERFUME SALE.
80 per cent discount on all Perfumes
until June lst. Remember this.
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C. Il. GIBBs & Co., have just got
in some OF Frank & Prays latest
style Lady's Shoes the most stylish
in existence. 4G Queen st.
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THERE will be special services for
the children in the Reformed Church
on Sunday evening next MAY 13th)
the service to begin at I o'clock
you are invited.
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II. G.. BERRY is the leader in dry
goods this season from the looks of
his windows and stock in general.
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FARMERS wishing to sow Sapling
Glover Seed will find it at Fl. l.. Doll
& Co.'S. Also pure Red Top.
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THE great meeting of farmers and
manufacturers at Williams Grove
will begin this year August 9th.
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GREAT is the stock of II. C. Berry.
Hamburgs, Laces &c. for this season.
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Mr.. HIRAM HEcKwRoTE, OF Cum.
berland, was the guest Of DR.. g. B.
Hedges on Tuesday and Wednesday
last
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BABY PRIZE COMPE.
TITION.
(,Aoo(.A

I
prizes by the first Of June,
L 1888, to the Prettiest Babies,
or any children under 8 years old.
First prize I4xl7, Water Colors,
worth. ................ ....S 1900
Second prize 8xl0, Water Col
ors, worth ........... 500
Third prize ! doz. cabinet pho
tographs, worth. .. $50
To be decided by seven DISTINGUISHED
Lady Judges. Amy children can
compete for prize by first having not
smaller than cabinet size pictures
made at Hunters, between this date
and the first Of June 1888. The de-
cision is to be made from the pic
lures, and you will have to give an
order and pay for them SO as to en-
ter for prize. Now is your chance to