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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty.
Also the price of success DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder holds supremacy
against all competitors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

IT costs more to make the Royal Baking
Powder because its ingredients are purer,
but 1T is more wholesome and goes further
than any other
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

Only few moments is needed to prepare
the light and tasty dishes in which Dr.
Prices Baking Powder is used. They are
surprisingly delicious.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

Magnificent is the progress of Prices
Baking Powder everywhere. No other
powder can compare with it in popularity,
strength and purity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

Would you have perfect treatP Try a
pie or pudding prepared with DR.. Prices
Baking Powder.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

What makes baking powder perfect?
Purity, leavening strength and whole
someness. These are the qualities of DR..
Prices
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-27

Judges of fine cooking never underesti.
mate the value of Dr. Prices Baking Pow
der. They know what it can do.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
Printing.

TNHE REPUBLICAN HAS THE BEST JOl
 Printing office 1n the territory. Coco Work at reasona ble prices our motto.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

mann, Der Elm pciteres Snterelle all
6orni's =Slutbcleber lno
ieiner @irtung bat, 1T ein8cIaoen. iitr
Gin Grclnplar Des pppuldren DDNienl=
iden SOurnals Ser &rantenbotc" 81
Idreiben, pelGes # 'tenfrci SlAeIanot
miro. Serle ober, pelhe oamit eilten
SeriuA MAIDEN mplIen, mD9en bea6=
ten, oaB oicies Seilmittel nitt in apo=
tbeten ST. iinoen 1T, ionoeru nur Our6
ipe5iellc SOtalagenten Ooer brett Don
Dem T0britanten Sr. Yeter .6aDrnep,
Chicago, ST., gu beiiclen 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
3sitnnes Grrste.
Die Geiese in belt Ser. Staateu sum
S6us Der 3eItungeu iino iol9elloe:

Die @eiese in Ben Ser. Staateu sum
S3He Der 3eItungen lino Iol8eIoe:
Sect. 1. &6onueuteu, lpel6e ben Serauss
oeber uibt Defenders benahri6ti9en, oaB ne
Die bctrciicnoe i3eituIg uidt mcbr wiinihen,
pcroen uou Sabr ;u Sobr oils abonnenteII
betr06tet.
Sect. 2. gSenu Abounenteu i6re 3eituns
cen abbeiteuell, fam Der ScerouS9eber rort=
iabreu, oieielbeu ibnet ST lelloelI, bis We oue
3tiifitQuoe 5e;ablt buben.
Gee 8. @enu Qbouneuteu pcrnobIdllt.
0en ooer lid peigerlt, ibre 3eitul9en pom oel
! Hoitoiiice al pel6e lie aoreliIrt llIo, anju'
| uebmell, iiuo tie iiIr oicielbeu perantnortlth
bis lie tire 2e6um9eu besleI6eu uIo Dc
3eituug dbbeitcut boben.
Gee. 4. @er;iebeu AbomIetten llah ait
| berel GlGtet, cbue ben 6srauS9cber oapon
III beno6ri6tI0eu, NIB bic 3eitun9el Iperoer
al Die iriibere Norelle geialot, merosI lle M
oieiel5en perdutportIi6 sebaItsll.
&c. 5. Die @eri9te ba6eu entl9ieoen,
oQB bic QSei9erung, 3ettIr9eu pom Der Sfftee
III boleu uno ne ais llbelteabar lIe9en ~
laiien prima facie Sewels beabll1tI9ten
SetrliSs 1T.
Sec. G.. Ssr9eno Semano, Der cine 3e's
tuu9 III Gmprou9 nimmt ulo pom oerleIbeiI
@e6rou9 mo6t, sleidpieI oh er oIe'esbe be-
iteQt bat ooer ui6t, lit benz @elese not als
2lbouneIt III betra6telI.
Gee. :. &em Qbomueuteu i'm @oraus
be;oblen iiuo lie perpft9tet, beElH NolGHI
hires Announcements 9tabrlht III 9ebeiI, I'M
Taue lie bic 3eituug nttt Larger bdltelI
poQen; I'M interchangeable 1T Der Serauss
9eber ermG6tist, lie welter fort;ulenoeI, nlIo
Ser Nbouueut 1T fir btelelbe perautwortIl9,
bis er ben 6srauSgeber, ultter Sell6lHB aaeT
RititGuoe, beuabri6tl9t, oaB er Die Se'tlIll9
ui9t weiter balten rptu.
Sec. s. SerauSseber Don 3eItun9en Font
ueu, inter Dem Geies irSeuo elle ferloH.
wel6e cine 3eitumg nimmt uno nibt Iur Die;
lelbe be;ablt, perbafteu laligI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
fit oaS 6at6di((6e Ook.=

-Gmmcrid,, anaa Ratbariua, Sasarrne Seben
uio bittcrs Sctoet uuiercS Serru Jeiu Ghrtnt
tlto icincr bciitgiteu Ofnttsr Garia usbit ben
SehetMuINeu os alien BuHoeS nld ben geiihteu Der
Sottuls: arna Satb. enrmrtb. psrarssssebsn Don ?.
y. Y. Sbm0ger , a. ,. &. b. GIsrb. Erl6iers. Rit
Gpprobatior css Germ Siidofs pom ctsscusturg. Rsia
tuuitr. Praatz 9usSG5s. Sn Quart. 1910 O.. Roms
pIt brcittrt IN 20 Dsitsu isSes 80 Gsuts.
-GasieIbe tt gbS /, balls DtorocCo, Srigiualsesius
paroocte. reid per9oIeet $3.50.
-Easiel5s in Obj. 2, Morocco, reid ueraoIS, SItais
ualesde uuo goISidniit $1,000.
Dosisl6e in OBJ. 3, Otrislbe GinbanS nit 2 Dsrs
soIoetcu Sdltetsu Sl2.O0.
@s.br ais 20 iar oas @ert siasus ee,sthnste Silosr
brinsen benz seier e~iuSs!us grsisniNs Der bsit. Ssiaidte,
beotutianls Sertl:dteitCT uuo pthtise betlise Seeeuz
ttdnte in iebr astreuer uno tiuitlertia pouenestsr Ddrs
iielune sur IuibauuuS, 10 oaB oteies Bud ais Elm
fatboIiidcs pradtmert i'm ~sosIitsu Sinus bee
@ortes bessi9utt psrsen BARI.
-Staenoc bon ocu Iiebem Ssilfgen q cites,
ra6 ben bcitsu Guelsr ~beur5ettet ron ". OFT, Staots
piarrer. Rfsit GtteliiahIitib, srosem Sableau pou Serus
ialeEr uro L5tt 300 Btloeru IN Sol'ihuttt. VIt meb;
rertH biih6f: apgrobatiOusH. -. aailass. Guaris6 ors
- Dtsfel6e, OtaUsauasabs. in > ganOsu; ssbuHs
ben. $3.50.
ariitiebudI. @unesrbGr. Bssc5eubeiteu
uuo Gr;dbluueeu non Benz sIsrpiIrotsiteu b~siliaiten
NItarsiatrdreute aus BEN 2ebtn Der 6eitigeH uQer Bets
ten uno Sahrhnnoerte. Weit Sarbsntitsl5ilo uRo pisieu
neusn Soiii4nttt5tiesrH sestsrt. T7o z. Quart 6oEs
mat. Su ~seoerbdnb 500.
-6o6em, P. W. 9eben unS eeioea uniers
Iicben cerrn nno 5etiauoes Sefu Sbrtiti nno
ieiner gottltdDen iu~nsfranltden Wsutter Ntas
ria. Ven ]beurbsitet pou ID. Stueef. Heity iuuitrirte
GuartsaussGbs. -. gutass. 1854 :. SR. seesrs
bauo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
aailcr Erau, Snicpb empfin9 melt.

lid cine N6orOnHn0 Scs 5iroler 2ano=
tags. pelbe cine gloreiie ilberreiAte,
NORM entibieoen gs0en Oas Sfi5iers=
buell. Stellung 9enommen wiro. Sn
Der NOrelie beibt es unter anOerem:
rSie f0tbOliihsu Reierpe=S niSiere,
pelde aus reli9i0fen @riinoen Oos
Suell %ablebnten, peroen gemuBre9elt. "
Ser &aiier bemertte in ieiner @ruie=
oerung, er itimme in Der Serurtbei=
lung oes 9uelIs nit Der 9loreiie iber=
Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
}riQja@rS Reinigen.

Sieies 1T Die Sab;esSeit, menn Die
cmlige Sausfrau melt Sbiir uno 6euiter
Oifnet uno iril1 ben geien iAluinat,
I'm 3imnler unO Seller bon Dem al.
geiammelten unratb oes @inters gu
r"inl9en.
Sieiss lit Die Sabresssit, tuern oen-
tenOe Meniben iib mad elmer super-
ldiii9en 6riibjabrsneoi;in EmIeben,
I'm ibren GDrper 81 reiniQen uno Die
tpdbreuo Der lau9en Winters,eit err
i6laften Sr9ane Su nellem 2eben, sl
neuer 3bdti9teit gu meden. S,Su 6olge
Der eingel6rdntten Sebensiueiie pdb=
renO Der i1lehten SabresSelt miro ocs
Slut Did uno trGge, Die 2eber itarr
uno Die PDren Der Sdut peritppft unO
erniie StDrun9en oes 8eiuuobeitsSu=
itunoes fOlgen. Gs III cine b~etannte
Sbatiabe. oaB ein 9eiunoer SOrper
BON normalem Dilute abhdn9t. SIT
oieier 2ebenslaft frii6, rein rno trdi=
tig, 10 miro er natiirlih eiuen sllfrie=
oenitellenOen IeiunobeitsSuitano ber=
porrufen.
50 bisl fir cine burd9dugige Sllt=
reiniguilg 9eiagt peroen tanll, ebenio=
piel muB man Dor pielen Yntentmitteln,
Die als lO9ennnnte Slutreiui9ungsmit=
tel auitauAen, 9eluarnt peroen, oa oie=
Ielbeu1mit wenigen Musuabnlen oefdbr=
li9e3sssngreoen5ien, nie Mertur, Sno,
GalOmel, gismutb, Nrienit II. I. NJ.
entbalten uno oaber ihaoli6 limb.
Sine superldiiiae Sriibiabrsmeoi;in,
ein Wlrfiamer Slutreini9er uno llnge=
id6rlih in ieiner 3uiummenieBung III
oas alte, bewlbrte, idpeiSer oeuti6e
YflanSen : Seilmittel 6Orni's Nlpen=
trduter= Slutbeleber. IS bat Die Srpbs
BON SabrSebntsn %beitanoen; es reinigt
uno ltGrtt, lpOrnt ben trGgen SlutlauI
az. erfrldt oas ganSe Spltem mo
bilft Dem Seblrn, inoem es Die peri6ie=
oenen 6unttirnen Der Sr9ane regulirt
uuo reItaurirt. IS 1T Don angeneb.
mem 8ei6mat, i6nel in ieiner @irs
tung uno suuerldiii9 bel allen &rant=
beitseri6einln9en. Selet, iuas Serr
Spbn Reiac in Saptborne, ST., bar.
ilber 81 lasen bat;
gum, .aostpamsis Sabre leioeno.
ySeit fiiuiunb;wanSig Sabrer
bate i6 Nle6ten i'm 8eliht, wcl6t
allcr SebGnolung iputteten. Cir
Subeno 6lalben bon 6orni's Qlpen'
trGuter : Slutbeleber bsilteu MIDI,
SeOe Spur meiues Seioens 1T Der.
i6wunoen, uno Serlpneu, bic mid
ieit .Sabreu fennen, muuoern lid
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-06
lands OF COLD.

Elevate the working class by keeping
your children In it.-Gladstone.
1t Is often true that rich young men
who begin their fortunes where their
fathers left of, leave of where their
fathers began. .ol
Sleep and rest ~ahundantly. Sleep is
natures benediction.
Put not your trust in money, but put
your money in trust. ' r 90
How often do large fortunes ruin
young menl 1 should like to be ruined,
but l can get on very well as l am,--
Artemus Ward.
An enterprise, when fairly once begun,
Should not be left until all that ought
is Won Shakespeare. ,
The great successes of the world have :
been affairs of a second, a third, nay,
a fiftieth ~trial.-John Morley.
A failure establishes only this-that
our determination to succeed was not
strong enough. fl A7 f.
He who buys too many superEuities%
may be obliged to sell his necessaries.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-06

as win restrain iNNnatical brutality, and II
this fails, their duty is 60 so interfere as to
Insure against such dreadful occurrences in
Turkey as awe lately shocked civilization.
The powers declare this right, and this
duty to be theirs alone, and It Is earnestly
hoped that prompt and effective action ON
their part will not be delayed.
The new Consulates at Erzeroun ard
Harpoot, for which appropriation was made
last session, rave been Professionally filed
by trusted employees of the Department OF
State. These appointees, though. now in
Turkey. have not yet received their exc
uuaturs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-06
NATIONAL FINANCES

The Operation Of the New Tariff Lsw-Ths
History of the Different Bond Is~sues-cOndi-
ton Of the Treasury.
AZ We turn from a review Of our foreign
relations to the contemplation of our ma
tional financial situation, we are imme-
diately aware that we approach a subject
Of domestic concern more important than
any other that can engage our attention,
and one. at present in such a ~perplexins
md delicate predicament As to require
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-06

A New Banking system.
II has always seemed to me that the
provisions of law regarding the capital
of national banks which operate as a linn
itation to their location fails to make
proper compensation for the suppression
of State banks, which came near to the
people in all sections of the country, and
readily furnished them with banking ac-
co~mmodations and facilities.
Any Inconvenience or embarrassment
arising from these restrictions on the loea-
ton Of national banks might well he rene
died by better adapting the present system
to the creation of banks in smaller COM
munities or by permitting banks of large
capital to establish branches in such local
tiles as would serve the people-so regu-
lated and restrained as to secure their
safe and conservative control and manage
ment.
But there might not be the necessity
for such an addition to the currency by
new issues of bank circulation as at first
glance Is indicated, If we should be re-
lieved from maintaining a good reserve
under conditions that constitute II the ba-
romter of our currency, and of our Treas
ury should no longer be the foolish purvey-
OF of gold for nations abroad or for spec
ulation n boarding by our citizens at
home, / should expect to see gold resume
Its natural and normal functions in the
hiisinNss affairs of the country and cease
.oiaSEs ni,ieet attraetins I'm fimid watch
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-06

Perhaps. it Is supposed that sufficient
revenue receipts would in a sentimental
way improve the situation by inspiring
confidence in our solvency and allaying the
fear of pecuniary exhaustion, and, yet.
through all our struggles to maintain onr
gold reserve there never has been any mp
prehension as to our ready ability to pay
our way with such money as we had; and
the question whether or not our current
receipts met our current expenses has
not entered into the estimate of our sol
vency. OF course, the general state of
our funds, exclusive of gold, was entirely
immaterial to the foreign creditor and in
weston. His debt could only be paid in
gold, and his only concern was our ability
10 keep on hand hat kind of money.
On July /, 1892. more thar a year and
a half before the first bonds were issued
TO %replenish the gold reserve, there was
a net balance in the Treasury, exclusive of
such reserve, of less than S13, 600, 900; but
$114,OO0,000, which was the quieting fea-
.ture OF the situation. II was when the
stock of gold began rapidly to fall that
fright supervened, and our securities held
abroad were returned for sale and debts
owed abroad were pressed for payment.
In the meantime, extensive shipments of
gold and other unfavorable Indications
caused restlessness and fright among our
people at home. Thereupon, the general
state of our funds. exclusive of gold, be-
too, drew gold from the Treasury for
boarding against all contingencies. This
is plainly shown by the large increase in
the proportion of gold withdrawn which
wac retained by our own people as time
and threatening incidents progressed. Dur
ing the fiscal year ending Tune so, 1894.
nearly $S5, 100000 in gold was withdrawn
from the Treasury and about ST., 900. 600
was sent abroad. while during the fiscal
year ending june 20. 1880 over %1l1.000.-
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
BRIEF JoTTiNGS.

Sea auckland black duck are quite
plenty IN the vicinity of Casco Bay.
i A flock Of seals is gam bling in the bay.
and one came up to Franklin wharf Sat-
urday.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has established a mast shaving
yard under the brow of the hill in the
Boston C Name yard near the lamp
house on West Commercial street.
A new style of caps for the baggage
masters and station agent has been
adopted on the Boston & Maine system.
and after June l the employees will be
expected to wear them while On duty.
General Superintendent d. ". Sanborn
Saturday.
Yesterday was bright and cold. The
mercury was down to "a degrees at a.
m.
The Fraternity Club net at Judge
Putnam read the paper.
The Sebascodegan, the Few boat for
the Harpsw ell line, will be launched
about II a. N. tomorrow atsCape Eliza
beth.
The steamer Phantom was brought to
this city yesterday for thorough over
hauling. She has been newly painted
and otherwise improved. She will go on
the route again about April 1st.
The steamer arrisburg arrived from
Philadelphia yesterday, with cargo of
coal for Randall & McAllister, towed to
this port the barge Burnside, with a
cargo of coal for Sargent, Dennison &
Co.
A Gloucester schooner came in yester-
day afternoon,s with 10000 pounds of
mixed fish. The captain was not salts
fed with the price offered here, and was
talking late in the afternoon of trying
his home port for a market.
Miss Lizzie Thorpe was taken to the
station last night. and her loud, coarse
talk created a feeling of pity among the
spectators that the woman could make
such an exhibition Of herself.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Black Danish Cloth, &c yard.
Black Brocades, 12c yard.
Black Flannel. SO inches wide, IL ac I'd.
Black Flannel, tic yard.
Black Henrietta, 1Sc yard.
Black All Wool Henrietta, 25c yard.
Black All Wool Serge, 50 inch, 29c yd.
Black All Wool Serge, SOC quality,
IS inches wide. SOC.
As inch All Wool Black Serge. has
been selling for 75c extra, now SOC.
so inch Black Serge, very fine quality
and finish, real value 81 1-2c, SOC yd.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
PERSONAL.

Deputy Collector Farnsworth will take
the oath of Office today.
Gen. Mark F. Wentworth, who is i'll at
his home in Kittery, is showing marked
improvement in health that is very
gratifying to his. friends.
Col. A. W. Bradbury will deliver his
lecture on The End of the Century in
Ionian Hall. Augusta, Monday evening.
March 18th. Col. Bradbury has delivered
this lecture to large audiences in Massa-
chusetts recently, but this is the first
time it has been heard in this State.
Mr.. Fred P. Armstrong, formerly of
this city, and a graduate of the Portland
High School, now with the United In
durated Fibre Company of Lockport, N.
Y, has been elected secretary of the
Lockport wheelmen.
Recorder Turner, of the Municipal
Court, began the discharge of his duties
yesterday morning. Miss Annie E Ber
ry. the efficient clerk in the recorder
office. has been reappointed. She has
been suffering from broken ankle for
aome lime, but was able to be at her
post yesterday morning, though she is
not yet able to walk without crutches.
.EMiss Bessie Varnum gave an elaborate
dinner party at the residence of Miss
Thomas, 145 Danforth street, Saturday
evening. The, rooms were charmingIy
decorated. Miss Thomas assisted Miss
Varnum in receiving the guests.
Miss Annie r. Johnson, daughter of
Dr. johnson of this city, sang at the
First Universalist church Sunday. Miss
johnson is at present resident of Bos-
ton.
Nj. B. T. Newman of Fryeburg was in
town yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12

The ladies of Cumberland County are
rapidly acquiring an interest in such
knowledge of local politics that will
DE of use to them when they are
given the ballot They have also
learned from investigation that our
stock of Dress Goods is the equal of
any shown in this city, with the
prices far more reasonable than
elsewhere. We enjoy having
crowd of COOKERS in our store.
There is many a prospective buyer
among them. Suppose you come
here today and look at our
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
A Pleasant Occasion.

Last evening. after the adjournment of
the city government meeting, Chief Jack
son of the fire department invited the new
assistant engineers and the retiring assist
ants to spread at Harding's. The news
paper men were also Invited and attended.
Oysters were served in all the delig httul
forms known to cooks or fTemen. There
was no speechmAking, but multitude of
"reminiscences of past fires and how they
were fought formed interesting topics OF
informal conversation.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
We sell All Silk Ribbon at less
than you can buy it at wholesale
BASEMENT sALEsR0OM.

Honey Comb Towels, SC each, 36 inches
long and is inches wide.
Turkish Towels, sc each.
All Linen Huck Towels, 10c each. AS
good as any sold at 70 1-2c.
Extra large size All Linen Huck Towels
45x24, at 25c EACH
The Bonanza Damask Towel, size so in.
long, 25 wide. for 25c.
Did you say Linen Damask? Yes they
are all ready--a fine line of Bleached
Damask from 25c to $3.50 yard.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
Travelling Mems Banquet.

The Maine Central railroad will issue
half fare tickets from Portland and sta
tions on the line, to those who wish to
attend the travelling mems banquet at
The Oxford" Fryehurg, on Tuesday ev-
ening, March 10. The Portland Cadet
orchestra will furnish music during the
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
Funeral of Mrs. Ann e. Doran of Var
mOuthViIle,


The ssssluneral of Mrs. Ann E. Doran.
widow of the late Patrick Doran of Var.
mouthville, took place at the chapel of the
Sacred Heart. Yarmouth, on onday morn.
ing. There were four priests present and a
large number of the townspeople besides
many friends from Portland. and Lewiston
in attendance. The solemn requiem high
mass was celebrated by Rev. j. B.
Seokenger of 81 brunswick. being assisted by
the Rev. T. F. Linnehan of Biddeford, the
Rev. Dennis A. Ryan of Gorham. and heI
pastor. the Rev. Henry J. McGill of Lisbon
Rev. Father Ryan of Gorham, y. a..
preached the eulogy. paying an eloquent
and touching tribute to the upright
character and Christian life Of the de-
peased. A residence of forty-eigbt years in
this community has made her one of the
best known and respected women in this
neighborhood. Mrs. sDotan leaves five
children, Mr.. James ". Doran of Appleton
Wisconsin. Miss Margaret, Alice. Katie and
Mrs. Charles McGrath of Lewiston.
The remains were taken TO Calvary c4me-
terry, Portland for interment. Miss Hizzie
Dolan of Brunswick. had charge of the
music of the mass, which was finely
rendered. The pail bearers were Messrs
Mclaughlin, Welsh. Perry of Yarmouth ant
Mr.. McGrath OF Portland
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
Portland, Mt. Desert & Ma
chias Steamboat Co.
SERVICE RESUMED.
Commencing Friday, March 22,
1895. the steamer FRANK
JONES Will make
ONE ROUND TRIP A. WEEK,
GAG MIDDLE ST.

T EAVING Rockland Fridays at 600 a. m.
IL Passengers taking train leaving Portland
at 1.2O p. IN. Thursday and remain on board
Blue Hill, (stage). Brooklin, So. W. Harbor.
No. E. Harbor, Millbridge, Jonesport and Ma.
chiaSporE.
4.c0 a. m. for all landings arriving at rock
land 300 p. m. Passengers remaining on
board over night and taking train leaving Tues
GAYS az o.IO p. m. fer Portland and Boston.
Staterooms $1.5O and ST 90.
Freight received at Portland until D. m.
thursdays for through freight train leaving at
600 p. m.
Passengers may also travel on this train.
service increased to two trips per week COM
menclng May Sth, due notice of which will be
+. f. BOOTHBY. PAYSON TICKER
Genl Pass. Agt. Gent Man.
hlarl2 dtmar30 5thorSthp
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
STORE TO RENT

On Congress St. Cor. of Pearl ST., and
Mammoth floor, up one flight, con-
tanning almost 1900 square feet:
also one story store, with Elevator on
Pearl st. Possession given about
Feb. 1895. HOOPER, son &
LEIGHTON, House Publishers.
decl2 1peodH
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
Letter Carriers Association.

Letter Carriers Association.
These officers have been elected for
1895:
President-F. G. Mitchell.
Vice President-F. r. Jones.
Secretary-J. +. Rand.
Collector and Treasurer-E. Petty.
2 Examining Physician-Dr. E. j. Nc
Donough.
Trustees-D. A. Donovan, HE. Emery
J. Callahan.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

f. 0. Bailey & Co. will sell the stock of
Branz Brothers. 235 Federal street, at 10 a..
m. today. The stock consists of Parlor
Sets. Chamber Sets. Stoves. etc.ASee auction
column.