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9~rigsminiiter 9amont bar nplie ouer'
ieuct aonaresien en- Seaport ON be
Soreueoe Stoters Militnrmaat. gens
ne Seretnins piier, at bet iamleoe an'
tai DlilIts | Stoterne % 9errltorierne
belsber ia III 112. 100 Wiouo. Sun
Glalta, ntob % Sflobcma bar in9en
0Rjlits. Intnllet al puabenopgtige
MGno / be 5oreuebe Stater belsber fig
til S,223.907. 8 Militstieneiieu itaar
1890 llnberofilcerer, 9,27S Sfiicerer,
beriblanot SO Generator % 1,212
Stabsofficerer. Oct itsrite initial Wais
lttsioloatcr bar Staten 8e,u Dorf,
1850 Mouo, oern91t fommer Heuns
i%pIunnia meb S,614, Obio meo 6,125,
WosiaduiettS meo 5,440, California
meo 4,944 % Saiuois meo am.
- 8eo Sudcpes 5abrifsrne | Snlem,
Sbio. ianot man forleoen Dag en- 8Da
nomitpotrpne i9itet til en- 40 Sob lang
2unte, men oa oerue life bar ri9tig
f9Itet til B%atrouen, anta9er mon, at
5orbrpoeren er bleuen Itr9mt bel, fers
eno tan BOZ farbi9 meb fin lleiernius.
- Sra 2eabpiae, Colo, beretteoeS
iprleoen 8og, at en- @ulbip9er Der baooe
paa 5arnbum Sia innbet Sub iii en-
SGroi Of $1,000. 9eu ltprite 8ulos
tlump oeieoe 81 lln5er.
- Tuloembebsm9no / Reu Yort bar
npli9 opooeet, at Singer SpmaItiner
fabrifereoe / Spiflauo ienoes ira Heiu
gOrt til Snpann % / De / 9Ulobooen
uOiteoie Maniieiter or ppfgrte iom amea
%rlfanit 6abritat. Serueb nDoer be 5Ors
oelen peo MISREPRESENTATION melem
be 5Oreneoe Stater Do cuba o. fan
iuofgres tOloirit.
- Spu un9e Sapaneiere / 8rootlDn
er nDlig saaet Ooer til ariitenoommen
% bleu forleoen oebte / ell Baptiittirte.
= 0ian bar after ppba9et en Sps
oo9er af @merita. &aptein Gambler
paaitaar / "Sortuis6tlp 8euien", of en-
&aptein Goulin fra 8ieppe er ben tsrite
Spoaser al gmerita. San paaltaar,
at &aptein GOuliu nauebe @maSOn 5lus
oens Stumbling / 1887, altiaa A Iar fgr
Columbus naaeoe Saluaoor. San gnar
enoUs pioere % paaitaar. at Columbus
fjeuote til &eiuitatet al oenue 8eile, ps
at 8incent Yinppn, Der baube Sons
mauopen paa ct al Golumbus's Sfibe,
bapoe frpoiet Itlanterbapet iammen
meb Gouliu.
40 Strafianger paa Hetriepe
Tlantatton n9r 8elaScp, 3eraS, unos
Hap forleoen Dag % er enonu paa Sris
fob, ua9tet mau bar ioriul9t Dem meo
8loobunoe.
- 8ilion 8ilen ppbaper 8eitems
mellen ON 8eciprocitet, men benne 8ns
ra9raf 9i9loer life meo Senipn til Ges
ciprpcitetstraftater, iom aaereoe er al.
lutteoe.
- aaptein 3snas 6. Bourne at ben
amertfanlfe Sfonnert "Sattie 6 Smith"
bar af ben italienite &esjering mobtas
get en- &eoninssmebalje af Sslp. Sioit.
leoen Iusuit reboebe ban SeI9tniugen
paa ben italienite Bart "8incenSo @as
l%atOla" % lanbiatte ben / Neip Seos
foro.
S Sort Omaha, Nebr., fanot iOrs
leoen Niten ct polbiomt Sla9Smaal
Steo melem bpibe os ~inbianife Splbas
ter. Der bupoe / lansere 9io peret
5ienbifab mellem be to Racer, os FORTE
ben Giten tos Here buioe Soloater en-
Snbianer os sienuemprpsleoe BAN.
Snoianeren ileoe oerpaa til fit &parter
fit flere af fine Stamir9noer meb lig %
puerfalot De Spioe meo Stpffe, Stene
o. .p. Slagsmaalet pareoe, iuotil Bag
ten fra 6prtet brep Snoianerne tilbase
til oeres 8parter. Ger al Snoianerne
er inbla9te paa Spipitalet, Os nOsle
bpibe Sploater fl psiaa% aluprlis Sfape,
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
YruiesIoren i 4notumi. @oo NJ.

Yroiesioren | anatOmi: giau, min
ntse 8en, LAB ps bpre, bpab 9e peo
ON ben menneltelise 9aie?
SnnSioaten: Gen er bet martelioSte
peo belle geriUnen, Sr. 8rpIesIor. Ser
bar ROoen i~cropen % uenber altio OPpo.
gen til 6olt, buOrOan man oreier ene,
BENDER its. 90 uben OF ben amer bet
~'t'Iter Soil ben i aft mulist. Sour me.
get man puOier Den, b!iper ben Spo al.
brig blant.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Wuifler % Strait. = Gn
TprSficl.

Nause u~iuitulsis NauO buffer uubsr for Amir angels
fer, iOm msO 9stbsS bGrss al psriOnsr. Der er benz lault
nnoerIssne / INIT Stprts. NuitIsr bstpoer life sraft
! 9trtsligbsOsu tr bet life ~uaui,sltst at bspife, at atb.
Letter lite IeDer iaa Iense eltr nposr en- iaa COB SelbreS
Tom NioseIiHeHusitet, I NJ er traitist - bet pil nae. buis
6~orosielis % Ssut sr COB, bpis Esruer CT rOtiss, Ga iom
lite br Hoasn Orsaniit 1enOeus til SpsbOm. Dtsis
srditbsttusdisr meooslsS Be. Tom er meofsOt luoaelios.
lite mtuore snO be, Der er a~iirGittoe al Speoom, uso fnIos
.itGnota, ueopureuos Sru1 ui 6oftettsrs Dlaue6itter, bet
bsoite n~attoudIe ~ltprtsuot yfiooeG. inofsrt oa ~aubeiaIet al
beremte Se9er. Gen pit itts uoitpre bia inso 0orbstts
Dtuitter. men ben nil spOe 9ucrsii6 Bit SoRem, Ga iornue
bets atttue os iuuoe buuftiouer. Den ~afueuoer pa bels
breosr Dtolario, R5eumatisms, os Rprslpaoomms. o,
o%ptrptnor Dpspeptid, &Grin3, ~Ssperipse Ga Rerusftet,
C(ebl
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Site ifrip

eIter SiIeeet @iiiueeFibet, ON bet lille
Tube tumms mco pmsoaence GOit, eaer
meo BET Canine, DC eprise RrTmier
tpmmer. Get piI bliuc ienot til Nue,
ipm or bercttiset til BET, ielp ON bet tar
lict lib. @i brnste cp ale DC Ynp'
ruler. etcr SpIitsrc, ri babe, bpiltct
er Gruuoeu til ben iicite 5oriintelic, %
maattc ieuoe til Giteu eiter mere Gop,
fprinoeu pi Tan iabriters Here al ben
Slaes.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

o. q. 4elion's "History of the
Scandinavians and successful Scan
dinavians in the United States" ON.
tales rpienoe babe i itanoinauiite %
en9elife Slaoe, os ban bar aabenbari
paret meset belbis / ucarbeioelieu al
bette Sert. Sosen anbeiales paa BET
SebIte ppre 9Giere. Den ian erholbes
ueo at itripe til .. q. Nelion, 1413
lluiperiitp 9tpe., @luneapOlis, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Wir. 6. s. @eiier! - Qcres hid
Plaster err uomGrtet for &beumatIn,
5orprtoHtnger. Seq bar bait Hhepna
| Nrmene for mango @ar GA bar A
mango Slags 9intments. men Tri-une n
ing Plaster par BET eneite. iom llaTsI
9tnorlna. SEQ molGg9er en- 7clat
bpilten De cr iaa mil at icuoc mia 5 NJ.
Sphn 9abl, Mtuuot, y. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Vi ian trp8t anbeiale bore 9Riere
at ijsbe 2Uuoeus Ss.Geotuber, ium
operteres i "8ecorubs4 Oiten". 9lae
pmtaler Oisie &eOitaber rOienOe, us ri
tror, ma bill ina be beoIte 8arer o.
ipare Beu9s usb at tiebe al 9Ouoen So.
RGpn "2ecorabs8 Oiten", nanr & I~triuer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

8i funoe fploe belle Spnlteu mtS gai
bpro til Soroel for tribune Healing n
ter. Gutter Dc at bliue belbrcoet for I'd
matisiue, H~euraIgiu, en- lam 9tug 6uEfl
ninger, Sranolanr, Stanr, gGmIt q
Bimples, eczema, Sploer, Garbundts \
glItbmn, 1leuriip, Smerter al ole Slia|
"a oaa til 9ercS 9rul8iit % tlp5 Til
Plaster. Sur han Oct life, oa ituo D q
Ill mig for 1 Yntte, cher 81 ior 5 %
mig en- Seltriuelle al. buno Der teller \
T.. I. Wciitr,
4Ctprgh SQv,
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Mnnfinlh ILL

WtugTPIU, IIuN, Doe ,}uTl m
Gear Girl - 9eres Tri-une Plss1
ct ma9elsit NtIobeI. Sea bar b.uot M !
% 9lpet no9et iii mine &cuuer.
lille bar mere trlbage al BET itaI lea i',.
Gem efter mere, tbt ies hi life vgT
ioruoen. Sertbe " aric 4n6Gi|
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
apnaresmauo 9alowin ira Min'

neiota bar lnoleperet ct Sorilas ON
Sals al SarmitOplnno i Mtirneiutu, tils
bsreuoe gbippetpas Subiauerue, os Sos
niteen icr Snbiuuersglnligsenber bar
beflnttet at inbftile bette 5oriIas til
Seotagelie. 9ette 9ano pil blipe iolet
til Spiitbpbenoe i Stptter pua 100000
gcres.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

YrOf. 3. 6. @attins, Der / mango
Nar bar pGret Surator peb Sranspors
tntiousoepartsmentet al bet natipuale
Muieum / @aibinston, er uonaput til
Gbef for ct al 9epnrtementerne / bet
upe Columbian Muisum i Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Senatets Snbfomite bar M @ilipus
giaen uuoer Grbeibe. Oct fer no til,
at Der oil blioe sjort mango pistise
S%urauorinser i ben al Suiet oeotaene
Bill. Gn Gel Senatprer ertl9rer, at
bet pil tase minpit 8 Mauueber, ipreno
be blir iarbise til at femme uper 5ur.
ilaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Gtnrbnd. NHinr tsA, ON.

gRr. 6. s. @eiierl - Som Spo5' t lev
res 5Oreipsrgiel tnn Ic0 iiaf, NJ ~
Healing Plaster sr Oct be0ie lISo,t |.
belbreoe Staar, opitru6bct yuS. Eon,,,
oio. Seq anier bet for bet mrrttl n, y
Del Sanoelen. 9ereS iprb. 3cnsSSl3
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Wiiuore 2enninaer.

Wtinore Sgnninger. Seoeroe DC.
mptrntife 8ongreSmrro er III pi0i9e
til at iuorpmme, al bet pil bliue nso'
penoi0t at rebucsre N~rbeioernes 9en'
riuger. aonaresmaro Slad fra Sai'
uOis ubtalte iUrleOeu: 2pnntneer Der /
9ouoet maa rebuceres til famine SBibe
ium iublanbei, % &Ousresmano Cooper
fra Subiana iusoc, at ban bar imuo al
2%pusiunins, Der git no paa at 9ipc ar'
beioerue Der / 9anbet bpiere Con END
ben, Der sirloer | be 9anoe, meb bpilfe
81 fpnturrerer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Gmmetsbura, Soma gn,

SoIpa jVte ,9une is6
Dear Sir! : 6or indicate o. r ~
PC iaa COB at ienoe mig en- Stor3 S u \
Tri-une Plaster. Seq bar bruYt ;, " I
MI oil les lille bore bet ioruoc1. nov !" " :,
peolte SaIpe, leg bar ieet. s Britt I;t'
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Senatet bar pebta9et 5orilaset ON
Spb9oelie al ale ieoerale SaIgtope.
8reiibenten unoertesneoe itrar eiter
6orIlaset.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Seacr re glrbeioeY

~guehaaeu0e AnleoHrHe ior ltanoiuapiite
WGHO % apiuoer. ipm gnlier lgHnenoe Be.
nlGitlaelie $75-$100 pr. WiaaHeo 9arauisret
S,rip nj Fl. Sboop, No. ELS, Raeine, g8is.
7.2026 com.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Saaroe 5iorr. - gave Vrihfl
Run $500 melem Imrrita
Sfanoiuapten. 81. Wortcaltn|
Co., I4O q. 2inSie Ct, Gbitaa
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
6. q, S9eiIerl

Gear Str! = Miu 9oue bar 3 gn
ct rinoenoe Saar, og Tri-une Plaster
Der paa at belbreoe oct. SenO mia id
al bet. Gowaro GrtctipL I'd
Wtsconiiu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
eaa flyer gue!
WittpuI

Wlttenber0, Nl8. 1gte 7,v
Sr. 8elier! = Seres Tri,unnee ' "
Plaster CT bet beOite, Ies %noacn1ps, H''l
lp9t. Yet belbrebeoe ct ear ;oa "
Var baooe ltot al pun ct gen,' I W
grief on. "at1
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y. Z. Weiier,
Secprab, Sp,ua.

GmierantsS iaetter til e0er ira
Socriac, Tor9s cncr Tanmarf fips
bes mn Tor $500 paa %SppcSfpus
tprct f+O T.. ainsie st., Gbicaao.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Naar en- Manb Os en- &pinbe bliuer
gilt, upbDrer beres &Oman os bercs
9litorie be9pnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

$500 Siactter fra sfauoiuas
pIen .8iGloer for beie Narct, u.
g,ortenien & Co., 14O g. aiu,ie
st., Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
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ster bar oir'et pua mo, III ' -, IN ! uOas |
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laaoant Mtooel. 9Grbgbi,i 'sN
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5ri-une Healing Piss,sT ''t.t oiI'
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
THE STORY oFAPoRTRAIT.
How 1t Led to the Arrest of Three Men
Last Night.

Deputy Marshal Hartnett and Officer
Merrill last night arrested A. H. Potter,
CIV. Griffith and David Doherty at
their boarding house, "a Free street.
Potter and Griffith have been doing
business as the Forest City Portrait
Company, and Doherty has been en-
ployed by Mr.. F. L. Norris, the crayon
artist. Mr.. ssNorris gays that ne gave
Doherty a specimen portrait to use as a
sample in procuring orders. Yesterday
the three men were notified by the land
lady at their boarding place that they
must pay their bill or leave. All three
owed her for over a weeks board. There
upon, 1t is alleged, Messrs. Potter and
Griffith gave to the landlady Mr.. Nor
ris's sample portrait and told her that a
lady would call for the picture and pay
SIS for it, and this money the landlady
might apply to the board bill. Then
the three men went to bed. Now Mr..
Norris appears in tine case. He says he
had not seen Doherty for a week, and
was naturally getting worried about the
picture. When he found last evening
where Doherty was staying and that the
picture had been left with the landlady
for board, he made the complaint which
led to the arrest. A charge of peddling
without a license may be brought
against Potter and Griffith and the po-
lice will investigate stories as to the
methods they have employed in conduct
ing their business here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
BRIEF JoTTlNGs.

A new device has been secured to be
placed at the head of the city's paper
and books in place of the city seal. 1t
is cut of the city building.
John Kehoe, an oiler, had narrow
escape from death on the Labrador's
last trip. He slipped while lubricating
the moving engines and his right hand
was caught in the eccentrics, which
nipped off the joints of the first and
second fingers of his hand.
The Masonic grand bodies meet in
Portland next week.
Yesterday was summer day. 1t was
bright and clear, and the mercury
touched 70 degrees in the shade.
Chief Clerk Graves, of the railway
mail service, was notified yesterday that
double daily service is to be placed on
the Rumford Falls and Lewiston line.
Heretofore the towns along this line
have had but one daily mail each way.
Committees on public buildings,
electrical appliances, drains and sewers,
sanitary, streets met yesterday to ap-
prove bills.
Officer Jones yesterday found and re.
turned to the young son of is. Stlckney
q bicycle, which had been stolen from
him.
Chief jackson is having the.capatins Of
companies inspect the buildings in theil
districts so as to know all about the
stairways, chimneys and such like.
MIR, John E. Fitzpatrick, who is
afflicted with spinal disease, and whose
case has been before brought to the at
tention of the people of Portland, would
be very thankful for orders to reseai
cane chairs. Orders may be left at 81
Beach street, with Mr.. S.B. Starbird. Oh
at the basement department of Owen &
Moore's.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
AN ILLEGAL PENSION CASE.
In the District Court Yesterday-The
Prisoner Attempted Extortion-Was Let
Off With a Small Fine.

Judson E. Parker of Sebec, appeared in
the District court yesterday forenoon to
answer to the charge of endeavoring to ex-
tort Illegal pension fees from Mrs. Mabel
Cummings of Westbrook. She is minor
pensioner, and employed Mr.. Chapman OF
Bangor to get her pension, agreeing to pay
the largest legal fee, $25. After the pension
was in her hands, she was told by MI.
Parker that he had been engaged in pro-
curing evidence, and there is no doubt tina t
he did procure most Oft. He could not.have
been at work more than a few days,
possibly no more than four in securing his
four affidavits. Yet he told here that he
must have $125 to make him whole. Mrs.
Cummings refused to pay and he later
brought suit for $184, itemized to the effect
that he had worked fifteen days at S3 day,
and that the balance was for expenses. She
appealed to the government and Parker was
arrested and brought to this city. These
are the full facts of the case as told by
District Attorney Dyer before Judge Webb
after there had been hearing before Com
missioner Bradley, and Parker had been
bound over.
Hon. George E. Bird appear ed for Parker
who pleaded that he did not wish to CON
tend.
Mr.. Bird said that in the past five years
there had been no prosecution for such
cases in that court The prisoner was not g
man of much means, had never committed
the offense beforehand light me e,y would DC
The grand jury was discharged till the
June term.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
PERSONA.

Hon. Omar Clark of Carratunk was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill was at the Fail
mouth yesterday. and left for an official
visit to the state prison at Thomaston.
Mr.. F.W. Buxton, of Chestnut street,
Is out again after five months confine-
meat to the house with sciatic rheuma-
tism.
City Clerk Dyer is in Boston on official
business.
VIII. Lowell, who handled the Union
station restaurant and West End hotel
in Portland. has bought the Evans
house al Gardiner. and took possession
Monday.
Mr.W.P. Bradley OF Fryeburg, who
passes his winters in the South. is in
town on his way to his summer home at
Fryeburg.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27

that the town debt was really only $4,000 or
$1,000. since there was $4,000 of uncollected
taxes due. The argument t hat only the poll
tax payers wanted the hall was not valid.
For the poll tax payers would be helping
bear the towns burdens, when the property
that is now objecting will have vanished OF
have been transferred to some of the
present poll tax payers. The objection has
been made that the new hall will be only a
club room for the Yarmouth Rifles. But that
organization is a creditable, worthy and
valuable one. and would use a hall only for
legitimate purposes. The speaker did not
favor the putting in of water works by the
town. The village corporation should do
that.
DIR. Fl. A. MERRILL
recalled that the last town meeting cast 2S4
votes, many more than usual.ssThat meeting
had voted for the hall That meeting did
not divide on the lines of property. The
seven highest tax payers who favor hall
paid taxes in 1892 on property valued at
$7O,924 while the seven highest opposed
were taxed only for $56,06O. The speakers
for the hall paid $455 taxes; and those OPP
posed only $751; If the town would have en-
terprise enough to build the hall, 1T would
help along the Portland and Yarmouth
electric railroad That scheme was not
dead. A meeting of its promoters had been
called for the tenth of May. The route
would be surveyed this year, and an at
tempt would De maze 10 lay 'no LOUIS AoA'
year.
MR.LYMAN B. TRUE
spoke Tor the young men, WIN pay onIy 9
pom CaA Ao"' puo WI p"' !.
and who want suitable nan. Now wac .
good time TO nulld the nali' when - ooui''
be built at moderate cost.
HON. E. DUDLEY FREEMAN
smoke next against the hall. He doubted
whether the town could afford it. 1t was
trne that the town was not poor. He was
nroud of Yarmouth, and Jealous of her fame.
Rnt vet If could not be said that she was
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
Celebration of the 18th Anniversary of the
Order in Portland.
|. o. o. F.

The members of the Veteran Association
of the 1. o. o. f. and the Past Grand
Representative Association are invited to
be present at the Reception Room, City
hall, this Friday evening at 7.45 O'Clock.
The programme for the evening will be as
follows:
March-Ri1e Regiment, J. z. Sousa
American Cadet Orchestra.
Quartette-Spring Song P1nsut1
Haydn Quartette.
Observation-Disclosures j. herman
American Cadet Orchestra.
Quartette--The Sands of Dee, Macfarren
Haydn Quartette.
Medley-Five Minutes with the M1nstrels,
Collins
American Cadet Orchestra.
Introductory Remarks, by the Governor OF
Maine,
Henry B. Cleaves.
Alfred S. Pinkerton.
Grand Representative from Massachusetts
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.)
Waltz-Aphrodite, Darcy Jaxone
American Cadet Orchestra.
Ouartette-Little Jack Horner, Cald1cott
Haydn Quartette.
Flower Song--Coeurs ct Fleurs,
Thee. M. Tobani
American Cadet Orchestra.
Quartette-Who Shall Win My Lady, Fair?
Macfarren
Haydn Quartette.
Medley-opening of the Season. O. Dewitt
American Cadet Orchestra.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
THF PRESS PORTFOLIOS.
The Potter Bradley Atlas Seems to
Fill Long Felt Want.

A Large Demand for No. of these Port
folios-Eleyen Numbers In America
Photographed and Famous Paintings
Are Ready.
A large number have availed themselves
of the chance to secure No. l Of the Potter
Bradley atlas. The work is giving excellent
satisfaction, and those who wish an atlas
will do well to examine it before obtaining
one elswehere. Nos. 2 and will be ready
in few days, and after that the numbers
will appear regularly every other week. No.
l contains among other maps one of
Mexico, that stands unrivalled in every re-
spect. 1t Is compiled from the latest sur
veys and from private sources, and supplies
with certainty and accuracy matters that
have hitherto been set down only roughly
and from conjecture. The railroad system
of the country is exhibited complete. fur
nish1ng an excellent guide map. The
country from Vera Cruz to the city of
Mexico is shown on. an auxiliary map on an
enlarged scale. The map OF New York
state, also in No. l is the largest and fullest
double page map in any atlas.
A view of the great Auditorium at
Chicago is given in No. IL of America Pho
tographed. This is one of the handsomest
and most expensive buildings in the city of
Chicago, SO noted for it's magnificent bust
ness structures. The Auditorium contains
hotel. an audience room and ofhce rooms.
The tower, which is shown in the photo
graph, is occupied by the United States
Signal Service officer This is one of the
most remarkable buildings in the United
States, and the view given in No. IL is
very fine and correct one of it.
One of the most entertaining reproduc-
lions in No. IL of Famous Paintings is en-
titled Home from the First Voyage" A
youthful sailor boy is taking his first supper
under the old home roof tree after his re-
turn from his first sea voyage, and he Is
telling his experience to the other members
of the family who are gathered around the
table. Another reproduction. 1.-THE Inter
rupted Cock Fight shows a flock of sheep
by their entrance into the barn have inter-
rupted a deadly strife that had been going
on between two of the feathered inmates.
The picture contains considerable fun and
some exceedingly good painting. "The
Sick Bed,'' by H. Leasing. also in this
number was exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
''The Bashful Suitor'' is from a painting by
Josef Israels in to- Metropolitan Museum of
Fine Arts. French Cuirassiers Bringing in
Bavarian Prisoners is from the painting of
the name in the Cocroran Art Gallery at
Washington
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
Druggists Meet.

Mr.. Henry Canning, president of the
Interstate Druggists League of the
United states, and Mr.. George W. Cobb,
president of the New England Druggists
Onion, arrived here yesterday noon. In
the afternoon they attended a meeting
of the Cum berland County Druggists
Association at the treble House. The
business was of pivate nature, relating
to united action in the matter of the sale
of patent medicines.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
Evangelistic Services.

The evangelistic services at Second
Parish church, under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor societies and Epworth
League, are well attended, and an earnest
spirit prevails. Tonight's meeting will begin
with choral service at 7.30. Mr.. S. P.
Sturdivant of Pine street church will lead
and Rev. E. P. Wilson of Woodfords will
make a brief address. All are invited to
attend.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-27
Biennial of General Federation.

Circulars giving detailed information
concerning hotel arrangements and
lines of travel are being prepared and
will be furnished on application to the
stats chairman. Fare for tae round trip
from Portlan to Philadelphia, via Sound
line, $10.67; via all rail, S14.34. Eta H {.
Osgood, 4S Winter street, State cha r
man correspondence.