davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

Wontpelier, in germont, tpur6en in 6iez
fem Triibiabr 4,759,762 Bfunb 9borne
3uGer geDogen. 9teroon batten $4,000
Bfunb 80 8rocent 3uder9ebalt un6 barr
Iber, 4,043, $3.50 Bfunb etnen fol6en BON
80 Bis 80 Brocent, un6 630,880 Bfun6
bon unter 80 Procent. Bon Der fir 3uderz
prdm1ien ausaubesablenben Summe ent>
fallen auf Sen Staat 8ermont auein nabe3u
$4,000. 0te 6tesiGbrige Q6ornauderz
Grnte 1T burbtoeg cine quite, u16 Die 9tebz
baber BON yg~riddlecakes" brau6en CUR
@itr3ung bes RationaIeert6ts nt6t 10
bduftg gu Der btnigeren, aber tneit t~oeniger
i3madDaften Wte[aiie su gretfen-
- Mm Samftag Morgen tt In Dem roz
mantiia 9eIegenen 3OOIO9ii9en @arten
bon Bbtlabelpbta, bic berrli9e bengaIii9e
Gtgerin v&oia" eines iatfteu Gobes geftor7
ben. Sofa nar Sic einstee tbrer Qtrt in Der
isbenswirbigen @ammlnng. Rabesu spet
Bfer6e>0enben un6 Goteletten icbrnedten
tbr ntdt mebr, offenbar mar tie am Streit
segen bic aatGglide Soft. S6lafrig bItne
seLte Tie BEN 6aupttDGrter ManIep an, Ser
t6r Ste iaftisiten 8tiien sul5ob, als mDute
fte iasen: yQ6 lag MIDI in 8ube!" 9p6
Ser felt 3pon3ig Sabren nit 8eftten untges
ben6e @arter tobte tbr etnen Wai6suber
DOa 9tebi9'f6en Sleii3S@rtraft, ben Sofa
NIT 8ebagen i6Liirfte. Ser @rtraft bers
l6ngsrte tebenfaQs tbr 2eben una etntse
Gage, bod bate man feline Nbnung, baB
Noia an Der tiidti9en 8riebt'f6en Nierenz
franfbett let6e, bic WGrter gIaubten bteLz
mebr, ba bas Sbier oft ben &iiden friimmte
unb it6 Doriicbttg r1teberLegte, baB es 8etb>
I6meraen babe, unb 10 fam es, baB GoiG
Der Gr3tlt9en Bfsge %erntonsslte. On benz
i60nen Morsen, 6o aQes iprteBte un6
grinte, Iegte ftb bte 9uIbertn auf BEN 8oz
Sen 6es &Gfigs rn6 beri9teb. 01oia bate
in benz @arten felt einem SSabraebnt bic
!3ui9auer ereObt. Ste mar nt6t mebr
jung, bod tbres @eburtsf5eines fonnte
man BET tbrer @efangennabfhe ntbt babbaft
tperben. SSbr Sea mar i4on i9pars, netb
un6 geIb geltreift. 9te post norton I'M
teriu4ung fan6 AM Sonttag Worgen itatt,
NIT Dem G~rsebntB, baB cine tbrer geteren
grDBer ais bic dn6ere mar, mas BET gefan=
senen 9bieren Dfters bOrtommt unb Diele
Spfer for6ert. 9toia's SfeIet wtrb tpabr=
l6einIidb Der Sammluns Ser Nfaoemie Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS et1nerletbt tperoen.
&oia's 0erluit lit fir ben @arte11 etn barter
Sdlag. Gin iunger Eiger toitet in1ner6tn
feline $500 bis $1,000.
- 9or finfse6n Monaten er16ien in
8arrp i'm Gountb Btfe btefigen Staates
Elm Trember unb gerietb nit einem Der
8Irser bes Srtes in etnen periDnlt6en
Strett. Nm f~oleen6en Morgen uurbe bic
0ei9e bes Sremben fIr9terIi9 oeritammeIt
auf benz GiienbabnseIeiie ~sefunben unb es
tpurbe bamals aneenommen, baB er tpGb>
ren6 Der gta6t i'm S3Iafe bon einem 8abns
suge iiberfabren pOrben lei. Sebt felt es
fi3 aber beraus, bab Der in Ser porigen
@obe in BarrD peritorbene Peter 8aL6es
auf benz Sterbebette in Gegentpart BON
Sreun6en un6 Nnseb6rtsen 6as @eitdn6ntB
abseIegt bat, baB ct BEN Trem6en ermOrbet
unb CUR 8eri3leieruns Der Shat Oeien
0eide auf bas Interchangeable sele8t bat.
Sn3pt16en aber baben ii9 bic GbetInebmer
an benz Mor6e aus Dem Staube 9en1a9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
StpetumSpicrsta Sabre lana.

Seit 3tpetun6piersi9 Sabren itanb Strait
Gltie 90. 9 6nauffer nit Bet beuti6z
amertfanilcben greIie burcb ben y@edcr"
81 Baltimore in 8erbinbung. Sept aber
tinoigt ite foIgenOes n
Set Sabren mar eS metn ernItes 8e>
1trebelu, ben Baltimore @eder" i'm Stnne
feines @riinoers, &orl 6etnrt6 S9nauffer,
un6 ieines lan9idbrtgen 6erausgebers,
@tL6elm S9nauffer, fort3ufiibren, unb bte
2eier uu6 Sreunbe 0eS 8lattes baben bieies
8eitreben rei6ltb gelDbnt burb bas feIte
8an6 Der Sreunb1Cbaft unb Sreue, nit Ser
ite mir 3ur Seite itanoen. SIS fGut mir
icbner, nticb BON benz yNeder" gu trennen.
9lber ~gelbtpGcbte 0e1uno6eit macbt mir Die
tpettere Qeitung 6eS 8Iattes unm0gltb unb
gebtetet mir 9tu9e. Nus bieiem @runoe
babe i9 bic SerauSgabe bes rBeders"
fGufli9 an bic Baltimore 8eder @omp."
iibertragen, bcren 8eitreben es ietn mtrb,
ben yWeder" ais elm Organ fir 9te3t nnb
Sprtl6ritt unD Durotge Sertretung unieres
Seuti6en 81 erbalten."
6rau GItIe 8. S6nauffer 1T cine bo9z
gebtlbete Dame bon trefflt6em G6arafter,
9roBem Wiutbe unb aufOpfern6em 8atrtoz
tisnuS. 9teie @igeni6aften bat ite in
9uten uu6 bDien Iogen betpieien. Uni
aub in BEN i6Itmmiten Sagen bes b~rutalen
¬pnotbtngtbums in Baltimore, iOute
tit BEN nob i6limmeren beS O%Ortisen NuSz
brubs Ser SflooenbaIter &ebeuion blteb
ie uneri6Itterlt6 Der biirgerltcben Sreiz
belt, tute Der Oeutlcbe bieieLbe liebt, uub Der
Union getreu. Sb9let9 Itterarti3 iebr
befGbtgt, mur6e fie ntemals gum 8lau=
itrumpfe, ionbern bIteb itetS cine ebi
beuti6e 9ausfrau. Wt0ge tbr Elm freun6s
Ltcher Qebensobeu6 beidhteben fem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
9te GOetnISeunofratte TT Tr@nfs
reiGt+

8ie in 0eutiblanS, 70 pddit AUDI in
Sranfret6 Die MaBt Ser Soctaloemofratte
reiBenb an. l1nb pGbren6 fe in 0euti6z
Lamb ibre StGrfe nur I'M &et6Stase 5etgen
fann, Oa nur fir bteien baS augemetne
Sttmmrebt gilt, nibt aber fir Die 9anoesz
.parlamcnte u1tb @emeinbepertretungen, bat
ie in Srantretb BET BEN LeBten Wunictpalz
wa6len auBer 8arts 10 beoeutenbe unb
ut6ti9e StG6te pie Warieiue, Soulon,
0iQe, &oubair, Garmaur, Sourmtes nno
ct. Denis erobert, unb it6 oan1it, 10 gu
iagel1, etne 9ausmacbt 9ei6affen, tpel9e
ite our @runbla5e fir ibren &f nm Die
5erribaft i'm 9anbe 3u benuben gebenft.
Darauf ~tpert9ltens bertet Die 8erufung
zines @pngrelies Der iOcialiitii3en @ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

Ote Oret batten fi6 nt6t getduf6t. oils
it6 na6 Qblauf Ser 6retBtg Sage gum err
ften Male bic Sonne erbob, tparen bic Bret
@lidsjdger i0on an Der 9[rbeit unb batten
tire etgene l6rtftlt9e Noti3 an meitbtn
lt9tbarer StsIe angei6lagen. Sn t~uentgen
Iagen toar bas Pocket" dusgeleert unb
Mast mag iib ntbt libel BEN &opf gefrabt
baben, ais er erfubr, baB basieIbe beinabe
5000 Dollars tpertb an @oloitaub ent>
balten babe. Suite Wtarf Stpatn bamols
benz 3egen getroBt un6 bte golb6altige
@rbe ausseuai9en, 10 piirbe er iofort Sic
&eidbbaltisfett Ieines Sunbes erfannt baz
BEN. Gr nGre nibt nab y2tngeLs Camp"
ge3pgen, bdtte ME ben y6iipfenben Sroi6"
9ei9rteben, ionbern tpdre bO9it tuabri9etns
lid all iein 0ebtag Elm v8odet>M tner" ges
bIteben. Ob er itd babel ntdt %geiinber
unb frii9er erbalten Bate, oIs er iest 1T,
tper tpetB es
SreiLt6 pGre in Benz @olbiGser Ipain
zines Ser srSBten iOurnaIiitiiben Gentes
n~erlnren gegargen. Sein Genius trteb
ibn an, Sic i6auerlicbiten @el6tdten gu
erftnoen nnD ne penn puDLttuW 1etneS
8lattes ais ~unantaitbare Wabrbett auf3us
binben. go erfan6 CT zines Cages etnen
unerbSrten MOrb. Gin Mann bate ieiner
Srau un6 ieinen neun &ir6ern bic 6G[fe
abgei6nttten. Damn itteg er 3u 9ferbe,
ibnttt it9 ielbit 6te &ebIe ab, rift nod bret
un6 cine babe englii6e MeiGe, no er Oann
boz etnem Saloon to6t ntebertIr3te.
Oas tpar feIbit fir eir 81tbIicun1 bon
@olbgrGbern gu fart unb Mart Gpain
mar nabe baron, ietnen Boiten gu DerIteren.
11n6 6as nit &e9t. 9enn bas 9lgen bat
nur 10 LANCE cine 8srebti9ung, ols es nit
@el6mad 9ei6iebt. GIf @urgeIn duf etnz
mai mte ioate 6a bic nGhite 2u8e lau7
ten ? Oortd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

Sc mebr man bas 8ribatleben beribmz
ter 2eute itubtrt, beito eriinblt6er mtr6
man in Ser 8egel bon ben Suuitonen
furtrt, tpelde beren DtfentIt6e Q~eiftunsen
er3eugt 6atten. Die 6Gupturiabe bteier
Gnttdui6ung ltegt getpobnLt6 bartn, baB
bic beribmten 9erribaften in Der Resel
am @rOBenpabn Ietben un6 it6, nergLt9en
nit t6ren NebenmenI6en, fir bohere Wefem
anie6en, fir oIpmpii6e @Stter, Ste nur
aetttpsiie unter uns getu6bnli6en Sterbliden
Derpeilen. NIerbinsS bat IS su alien 3eiz
ten Nusnabmen BON bteier Gegel gegeben.
81 let bet1ptelsmetie ertpGbnt, baB Der
groBe flGmiibe Maler 8eter Baul 81 II :
bens, etn 3ettz unb @eiitessenofe Sbafez
1peare's, ben bic funftLteben6en Sirften
fetner Belt wetteifernb nit @brenz sun6
@un1tbe3eugMngen Iberi6itteten, i'm Bri=
oatberfebr BON binreiBenber 2iebensmiirbtgz
felt un6 8ei6ei0enbett mar, unb AUDI naebz
benz i'm Der ipanilbe &Dntg gum v9t1ns
baiiabor" semabt unb i'm geabelt, fetnen
Sreunben balf nnb otente, TOO CT nnr
fonnte.
gor etntsen Sabren bat Elm ttaIienti6er
@ele6rter i'm MatlGnber Mrbip Gacbforz
i6unsen ange1teQt, UNI ettpaige Sbrtfts
itiGe iber Ben 8ertebr bes flGmii9en
Mtalers San 8rengbeI, g%enannt Der
8lumenz, Sammtz, ooer AUDI Soaenz
8reugbel, NIT benz bamaltgen Grabtibof
bon Wfailanb ans SagesGi6t 5t fOrbern.
9ieie r beiaB eine groBe Sammlung bon
8erfen 6es beiagten 8reugbeI unb iener
@elebrte permutbete, pie es it3 aet9te, NIT
Ge9t, Ser %fnnititnntge WeatLGnber 8rGlat
miifie NIT benz in Nnttperpen i6affenben
&iinftler Dielfacb briefli6 nerfebrt baben.
Sn Der S6at fanb it3 IN benz 9ebdbten
Nrcbto etn gauges Badet BON Breugbel's
8riefen an BEN grsbti6oi. QllS aber bteie
! Oofumente nGber unteriu6t tpurben, ba
1teQte es 1t9 beraus, baB bieie ttalteniiben
8rtefe fdmmt unb ionbers BON Der Sanb
bes eroBen, 1teben Spraben be6erri9etbeu
Gubens berriibrten, ser Ietnem Treun6e
San 8reuqbeI cine &etbe bon Sabren 6trz
burcb ais Setretar gebtent bate. <bens
mar in ienen Sdgen eth peltberl6mter
Dtann, nab bamaltgen 8egriffen itetnret6
un6 bate ftcb aucb in biplomatt1d ben Oienz
item iebr arsgescibnet, 10 oaB er gu ben erz
fo[arethften @eian6ten beS II. Sdbrbun>
berts serecbnet pirb. Srob aQebem fanb
er Belt, benz iber Nnttperpen binats 3tem>
lid ~unbetannten 8reu9bel als Getretdr 81
6tenen.
@6tptn 8ootb tpdre nab 6en nteIen
Nnec6oten, bte man ieBt itber tbn 3t leien
befommt, gan3 Der Waann getpe1en, UNI
einem bei6etbenen &unitsenofien in Der
Dirt uub 8eiie gu beIfen, tuie bet fldntti9e
WaIerfirlt benz San 8reugbel gebolfen
bat. 8ootb mar eine burb unb bur3 cole,
Dorne6me, tpa6rbaftige Natur, etn 8erz
d6ter ales falicben S6eines, unb in jeoem
8ebrdngten fab ct einen 8rEber, benz gu
5elfen Ieine Pfibt tpar. 0ie N~abrbaftt9z
felt feiues 8eiens erbeut %beionbers aus
benz 3uge, baB er fi6 ME enti6IieBen
fonnte, Dor 8rofefioren unb anberen @e7
lebrten, bte i'm beiu3ten, UNI bon tbm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

geiitreibe Musipri6e gu boren, iiD einen
,eelebrten, ober g%enialen @(nitrib gu geben.
rSie ertparten BON mir su pieI," pflegte er
gu iagen, vuno ib babe ibnen ntcbts 8u
geben." Wtit Der 3eit lernte er, iol6e
Neugterige gang su metben unb fibLte it3
am beiten, tpenn er in elmer itilen @de in
SemodrmeIn iiben unb ietn gfetf6en
i9mau6en fonnte. gr ltebte intereiiante
9tScuiiionen, aber muir aIs 3ubOrer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14

The late William J. Gibbons of Whining
ton, Del, was known in his day for num-
Der of things. and not the least of these was
his great fondness for a joke. He was
president of a company having consider
able trade with the Amazon and other
South American rivers Part of their work
was the building of boats for these rivers,
called in the language of the shop knock
DOWNS" that is, boats set up in the yard Of
the company and bolted together in shape,
and then taken down, packed aboard sail
ing vessels and shipped to their destination,
where they were put together finally and
for good.
On one occasion this operation was per-
formed according to programme, and the
captain of the schooner that was to take
the boat was about receiving his final
orders. Among these was an order not on
the regular programme to stop at a certain
wharf near the mouth of the Christiana
creek and take aboard about two tons of
dynamite. The captain was little dis
turbed when he learned the nature of his
diversion and said:
SWelI, I don't know, Mr.. Gibbons. about
the internal stuff. What will we do if it
Should go Off"
Quick as thought came the answer:
Present my regards to St. Peter,
please"
But the dynamite went all right.-Har-
per's Magazine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
IconocIastic.

One by one our fondest memories are
shattered. 1t has always been thought
that the Hudson river was discovered by
the old Dutch navigator whose name it
bears, but at recent meeting of the New
York Historical society Rev. B. F. De Costa,
D. D.. read a paper in which he presented
evidence that what was known as New
Amsterdam and is now New York was set
tied before Hudson sailed up the river. He
also said that the voyages of Verrazano in
1926 and Gomez in 1926 reached the Hud-
son, and that recently discovered Saman-
cas- map proved that the harbor of New
York was mapped out by the English be-
fore Hudson started on his voyage, and that
the claim Of the Dutch that they made the
first settlement on Manhattan Island in
1928 was unfounded, for Frenchman, GU
liam Vigne, by name, had already settled
there with his wife and three daughters
Newport News.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
A CHICKEN RAISING SCHEME.
An Alleged InfallibIe Method In "hicn
Whisky PLAYS an Important Part.

An Alleged InfalIibIe Method In "hich
Whisky Plays an Important Part.
"Yes, sir, /. can raise chickens three Gays
quicker by planting the eggs than can oe
done in the regular way" said an ola man
who ofilclates as gardener for prominent
iron manufacturer on Fifth avenue, east
end. 1t seems strange, but chickens are
about the only things that man Is aDle 20
grow. The usual things produced IN
garden languish and fail under his dlrec-
tions, but chickens thrive. You see, l
brought this idea over with me from the
old country. place the eggs in q box with
little fertilizer, then plant the box ABOUT
four or five inches below the surface"
"Well, some one told me you INDUCED in
an Incarnation over the box" said the re-
porter.
mot at all. just put little vinegar
over it, nothing else" was the gardeners
reply E.Eou aor, .....,,a 80 n,..n :, -
you use some charm or other"
"Oh, no! The only rule you must follow
is not to open the box except between the
going down and the coming upof the sum-"
was the way the gardener answered.
'Then there is some mystery about it,
after ALP" was asked.
mo. You must keep the box dry" re-
piled the old chicken farmer.
The reporter gave up further questioning
as futile, and permitted the gardener to tell
his story without interruption.
well, you see, let the box remain I'M
der the ground for period equal to that
required for hen to hatch out eggs, less
three days, then open the box in the even
ing. Then / find I have my chickens all
Matched out. I am met here with diff
Guilty. If try to put the young chickens
with hen to raise, she will peck at them
until she kills them. It is too much trou
BILE to care for them myself, SO I have to
play trick. I take chicken that is not
laying well and make her drunk. I do this
by giving her whisky, and soon she begins
to stagger around until at last, in drunk
en- stupor, she lies down. take her, and.
fixing her carefully in box have already
prepared, place the chicks under her. By
morning the effects of the alcohol have
worn off, and the hen is going around the
yard clucking to her young brood in the
proudest manner She imagines that she
has been sitting; upon the eggs and this is
the result of her patience. I have tried
this number of times, and the experiment
has never failed. "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
Tar Products.

When Bishop Berkeley wrote his famous
treatise on tar water, claiming it as uni
versal medicine, curing all diseases, he lit
tie dreamed that the time had arrived when
beautiful medicinal preparations would be
made out of it. Important narcotics and
febrifuges have forced their way into medi-
cine from this source and are much valued
by physicians.
The most curious of the useful products
Of coal tar is. saccharin, substance so
sweet that the sensation on the palate is
disagreeable from itsscloying persistency.
A grain or two grains give the sweetness Of
one or two Jumps of sugar, and it can be
taken in food without producing the dys-
peptic and equity results that real sugar
produces on sone persons. North Amer
lean Review, Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
IN THE WOODS.

In the woods quiet broods;
There no querulous care intrudes;
Thought may be fancy free,
Drifting, drifting, dreamily.
Lines Of grace of vines you trace,
That cling and swing and interlacs,
And twirl and twist and make as you list,
crypt for prayer or lovers tryst.
Twilight glooms in leafy rooms
ialf reveal the beautiful blooms
hou may discern at every turn
peeping about from brake and fern.
Like jewels bright, pretty sight,
Blue and golden and pink and white;
their delicate sheen among the green
turquoise, opal and tourmaline.
The forest weayes a crown of leaves
And garland of flowers for the soul that
grieves;
aray and grim, death grows dim,
And the wine of life bubbles over the brim.
Srim and gray trouble, away
There's something abroad in the woods today.
\ glory Sits through skyward riffs
And hitherward, thitherward fioatsand drifts.
In the woods q spirit broods,
l.uling men into marvellous moods.
The gods are here; doubt and fear
Flee when the sylvan gods appear.
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
"Widox of the Late"

Apropos OF the surprising reform in the
nrst column of The Times Qondon), read
er OF that journal asks me to call attention
TO the absurdity Of describing widows-as
Is usually done in that Columns widow
Oh the late So-and-so." It certainly seems
superhuous to mention the fact that wild
ow,s husband is dead, but feel bound to
ado that | have known cases where there
don Truth,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
Mechanism Of tho Human Heart.

The heart, although SO small, is won
derful piece Of mechanism and of great
power. With each stroke or beat it pro-
jects something like III ounces of blood
into the conduits or channels of the body,
throwing it for distance Of nine feet.
This 1t does SO or 10 times minute. The
number OF its phlsations varies in the sexes
and according to posture. In the male it
beats u times minute when standing, Il
wnen sittlng and 66 when lying. In the
female 1t is 81, "a, 50, in the similar posi-
lions vely.-Leisure Moments.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
Cigarette Smoking by Women.

Up till five or six years ago it was an
unusual thing to find woman who
smoked cigarette of an evening. Now
it is so common, so the English papers as
sure us, that nearly all women count
among their acquaintance one or two
women who smoke either internationally or
regularly. Advanced clubs find it neces-
sary to set apart ladies' smoking room.
The report that one of the railway COM
panies has found it expedient to reserve
smoking carriage for the benefit OF lady
smokers is premature, but it is believed
that before many years it will be no more
extraordinary to see woman smoke IMAM
to see woman play golf or tennis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
Snitefu1.

I'm . and you are only A." said Bessie
loisliy TO her little sister Belle, and then
a a.. In still more aggravating tone,
ana when l was 4 you were only 2, and
"n men was you were nothing but dust"
Toronto Mail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
WIT AND WISDOM.

Houser Cooking up from his paper). They've
found several letters bearing evidences of be-
ing three thousand years old, buried in some
ruins in Egypt. The writing was that of a
woman, and the paper was in an excellent
Mrs. Houser. "Humph! How was the
mans pocket they found them in?"-Troy
Press.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-14
TIL DAILY PRESS

Can always be found at the periodical
stores of:
e. e. f nishsla i lsg Congress street
A. + + M Merrill TX " g
N. G. Fessenden, 484
John Cox, $50
6. Dasilya, 221 Spring street.
P. H. Erskine. As Middle street.
]. w. Peterson, 2 Exchange street.
4. G. Todd g., Cor. Commercial and md Park
WA. Golden, 76 Exchange street.
Wheeler & West, 90 and 95 Commercial
q. DaSylva, 100 Bracket street.
G.. Hamilton, 645 Congress street.
John H. Allen, 381Ha Congress street.
Dennet, the Florist, $50 Congress street.
III. York. so Portland Pier.
G. S. HodSdOn 961a Portland street.
F. A. Jellison, 939 Congress street.
F. L. Brackett. Peaks island.
Also at the newstands in the Falmouth
Preble, City and United States hotels and Grand
Trunk and Union Depots. 1t can also be OBJ
OF the Maine Central, Grand Trunk and Port
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FOR sALE-Save your sheet music by buy
a ing the Perfection" music binder. For
sale by HAYES, Ala Congress street. Also
examine new music books and popular sheet
music just received. 81
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WANTED-To call at your store or house
iron, rubbers, bottles, metals of all kinds. II
you have any of tho above please drop me a
postal. Address c. B. WISH, 169 Green
street. city. 11-1If
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EfOR SALE-A fine B fiat silver plated
Courtois cornet; one flat Boston musical
cornet; also Besson slide trombone, for sale
by HALVES, Ala Congress street, Portland.
-... 81
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WANTED-Every housekeeper to buy some
w OF those new California Seedless RaisiIis
at Whitney's, 2e1 Congress street. Don't
spend your time stonihg ralsins when you can
get those for l2c. pound. 5Oc. for 35c
WHITNEY. the Grocer. 291 Congress street.
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NlEW Resilient Waltham Mainsprings only 75c,
~ warranted; cleaning and handspring only
81. 80; cleaning 81 90. AL work strick1y frst-cass
and warranted Twenty-Five years watch maker
Middle. sept4dtf
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ITO LET-First class fiat in new block No.
heat, laundry. etc. 1926 per month Apply to
]. F. PROCTOR, Exchange street, or ADAM
z. LEIGHTON, Corner Congress and st. John
streets. 1871