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The Portland daily press., 1896-10-03
MONEY TO LOAN,

On mortgages for long or short time Parties
wishing to build, or to borrow money on real
estate security can obtain funds on favorable
terms. SCARBOROUGH BROS. g. CO.. SO Ia
Exchange Street. aug5dtf
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NyHE WENTWORTH.-Enlarge to double its
j former capacity, now ready; fine large
rooms with new improved steam heaters;
dining room enlarged and under new man
agement. Table board first class. For further
Information call at house, 14s Spring St. 1874
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FOR SALE-To close an estate. house
= No. 169 Neal street, near Congress
street. containing two tenements OF
seven rooms each modern and convenient,
separate steam heating apparatus, rents for
500 month. good opportunity for inves.-
Street. 29-1
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WANTED-To board little girl from two to
w four years old; best of references given
and required. Address, MISS M. L., Wood
fords, Maine. 3O-1
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NHAS. SHERRY has opened a hair cutting
" room at 453 IL Congress St., where he viii
be pleased to see all his former patrons and
many new ones. 28-1
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DAYMOND Spring House, October pleas
ATTEST season 9f the sryg year. 81 Per daay
Gloucester.) Partridge and Grey Squirrel
plenty. Write day ahead of starting. Refer
encc, Judge Symonds, Carl Weber, First
National bank. Address, c. E. Small, North
Raymond, Me. 2S-l
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| WANTED-Private pupils thorough prepare
w ton in all branches requisite for admis-
sion to any college or scientific schools includ-
Pupils of either sex received singly or in small
| classes. Fifteen years experience in teaching
| EDMUND A. DE GARMO,l27 Emery ST. 25-2l
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 26 cents. cash in advance.
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DOR SALE-One-haif of double house No.
80 Waterville street. contains 10 rooms
with Sebago water and conveniences, good
SIZED lot. Terms, part cash, the balance on
c. LIBBY & CO., AZ 1-2 Exchange Street.
1872
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WANTED-Goudy s. Kent will pay 8 cents
w for flour barrels. Drop postal and we
will call for them 24-2
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ITO TRAPPERS-Upon receipt of 100 will
i send recipe of an old trapper. telling
how to trap mink or fox. Address, E. LOCK,
Box 7, Vienna, Me. pei
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MARRY me- ARRABELLA

A ND will buy you such pretty ring At
"A McKenney's. A thousand Of them, the bss
the largest, the prettiest stock. Engagement
and Wedding. rings = special ity. McKENNY
The Jewelsr, Monument Square 1an16ft
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TOILET.

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enc week for IS cents cash in advance.
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THO LET-The dry goods store occupied by
L W. W. Cutter In Odd Fellows BLOCK on
MainSt.. floor space 1926 feet with basement.
electric lights. Inquire Of M. W. STILES,
Hawks coal office. or G. B. Woodman's drug
store, City Westbrook. sept9-4
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NOR SALE-Established business near
IL Portland, in running order and increas-
ing each month. Machinery nearly new Small
capital required. Will sell at 4 bargain for
cash and teach purchaser the business. Apply
to JOHN H. CARD, 98 Exchange street,
Portland, Me. gel
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Tor SALE-A neat, comfortable house in
first class repair and finely located at No.
81 Atlantic street, electrics go by the door,
contains rooms with most of the modern
40x75; Inquire of A. @. LIBBY & CO., AZ IL
Exchange street. 29-2
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DOR SALE-Clean liquor barrels, half bar
l. rels and kegs for cider, at 233 FEDERAL
ST. gel
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nESIRING to retire from the hoIel business
~ | offer for sale the Limerick house. sit
uated in the village of Limerick, Me. Com
pletely furnished, building In good condion, liv-
cry 0table connected. For terms, etc. address
S. Z. GRANT. Limerick Me. 25-4
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LOST AND FOUND.

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one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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SITUATION WANTED by reliable woman
y and good housekeeper in family TO do
seneral homework where there are no chill
dren. Those answering state number in FAM
ily. Address. M. E. r., Advertiser office.
~AJs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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ono week for 25 cents, cash in advance.
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c1EAMSTRESS would like a few more en-
- gagements by the day or would work
letters answered in person. E. R., Press
Office. 2s-l
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EOR SALE-2 White French Poodle Pups
L Inquire Gem Cottage, Freeport. JOSEPH
j. HARMON. 3O-1
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A fine draft horse,
l. weighing about thirteen hundred
pounds; he is eight or nine years old; he is
perfectly sound, and gentle when kept at
work. Apply to JEWELS ISLAND, Casco
Bay. PSI
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THO LET-Furnished rooms. SO Winter street,
L with steam heat, gas, bath room one large
parlor, two good sized rooms in second story
29-1
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FOR SALE-We are selling in Deering new,
seven room houses and 5000 feet OF land
for $500. This includes Sebago water,
cemepted cellar good plumbing, papered rooms,
finished i'll natural wood, broad piazza, etc,
Don't pay rent, buy house. Our terms are
very easy DALTON g. CO., 4781a Congress
street. opp Preble. 3U-1
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
enc week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

DIOR SALE-Two story and mansard roof
~ house, 1875 Federal street. arranged for
two families. pleasantly situated opposite Lin
coin Fark. Will be sold at reasonable price
Il disposed of soon. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a
Exchange street. IL
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ITO LET-Dwelling No. 70 Roberts street, con-
tanning IL rooms, with sewing room and bath
ROOM hot water heating. New house, with all
modern conveniences. Apply at rs ROBERTS
STREET. 28-1
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ITO LET--A very pleasant ami convenient
L lower tenement OF six rooms. situated No.
159 York street. Price $1,000 per month.
Inquire of A. c. LIBBY s. CO., AZ 10 Ex-
change street. 29-l
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r .ARGE and small room, furnished or utI-
IL furnished with board, in most comfort
able winter house, IA Spring street. 1913
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FOR RENT-On West street. corner Carleton
Il an upper rent OF z rooms and BATH re-
Gently repaired, has bay window, sunny expos
ure, first class nelghb orhaod. ETC.. etc. Price in
Guiding heat only $23 per month. Apply at
once. Real estate office in First National
Bank Building, FREDERICK s. VAIL. IL
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SITUATION by an American woman having
y the reputation of being first class house
keeper, understanding thoroughly the art of
GOOD cooking, situation as housekeeper for
Widower, or would go as companion for in
valid best OF city reference. Address or call
at IT'S FRANKLIN ST. 29-1
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IN b ULDER

Boulder. May S0.-A. w. Douglass
and wife of Great Falls, were visitors
in Boulder last week.
j. w. Dale, formerly principal of the
Boulder schools, was over from Wickes
where he is now located. Saturday
- l.. G. Dear, who has been working in
the Gaffney Mercantile company's
store at Whitehall for several months,
is now in the Boulder store.
w. S. Hay was called to Whitehall
Tuesday on business as county attor-
ney.
John McCauley of the valley was in
town Saturday
Prof. c. w. Birchard of Twin Bridges
spent Tuesday in Boulder. Percy
Weiner. a former Boulder boy, but now
at Twin Bridges, accompanied him.
The ladies of st. Thomas guild met
with Mrs. A. II. Robertson Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Sowden has been visit
ing, her brother F. G. Berendes, during
the past week. Mr.. Sowden is now in
Quigley. where his wife will soon join
him.
Walter Kelley and wife of Elkhorn
were I'm Boulder some hours on Satur-
day. They were returning from a short
visit in Helena.
Mrs. w. H. Clark of East Helena is
spending a few days at the home Of
Rev. Bramble.
Miss Fannie Nelson of Bernice was
in Boulder Saturday.
The meeting of the musical union on
Tuesday evening was even more sue
cessful than usual. The programme
was arranged by Miss Helen Stinson
and under that lady's able supervision
passed off smoothly. The vocal solo
by Lynn Hungate and the piano solo
by Miss Stinson were of especial mt rit.
Henry Shupp of Basin was in Boul-
der the first OF the week. Despite the
many misfortunes of that camp re-
Gently Mr.. Shupp intends staying by it.
Several parties have enlivened the
social life of the town during the past
week. one of the pleasantest of these
entertainments was that given Monday
evening by Miss Mabel Showers. in
honor of Bert Robertson, who leaves
soon for an absence of several weeks
I'm Chicago. The young people enjoy
ed themselves with music and games.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the evening. The young ladies
present were Alta Concannon, Ida
Cook. Ef1le Donehoo. May Carpenter.
Mary Mix Mary and Edna Taylor,
Mary Wickes, Nettie Stewart and Rose
Rightenour. The young gentlemen
were Fred and George Cowan. John
Douglas Leslie Beardsley. Charles
Gates. Andrew Hail. Harvey Eastridge.
Percy Weiner Francis Finch, Joseph
Filcher Wesley Stewart and Bert Rob
er-sRn-
on the same evening several CT the
young friends OF Miss Bessie Shaeffer
OF Helena met at the home of Rev.
Bramble and spent a delightful even
ing. The gathering was in the nature
of a surprise on Miss Shae1er and a
very pleasant one II was.
VIII Butler entertained { number of
his friends at his home, near the mouth
OF Boulder canyon, Friday afternoon.
The concert Friday evening. given
under the management of the Misses
Reidel and Watson, was a hattering
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Bozeman, May 30.-The Bozeman
public schools closed on Friday and in
the evening the opera house was
crowded from the orchestra rail to the
topmost seat in the gallery by the
many friends of the graduation class
of go. This class was a large one,,
seven girls and three boys taking part.
in the tenth annual commencement ex-,
ercises of the Bozeman High school
They were Gertrude Stiff, Alice Martin,
Blanche Flowers. Edna Cummings.
Grace Hemphill, Loie Ellis. Beatrice
Freeman, James Cameron, William
Brandenburg, and Ernest Edsall. The
stage at the opera house was not pro-
fusely decorated but was all the more,
beautiful, with light colored draperies
overhead and the class motto PLUS Ul-
ira" while upon either side of the stage
were quantities of pretty potted plants.
The class of ten occupied the front row
of seats on the platform and behind
them the teachers of the public schools
and the school board. 1t was a bright
picture and as the programme proceed
ed and bouquet after bouquet of hot
house flowers was piled at the feet of
the young graduates, the foreground of
blossoms and their rich sweetness be-
ing a symbol of the wishes from many
The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-31
In pEEk LODGE.

Deer Lodge. May 9O.-Miss Gussie Gal
braith of Deer Lodge is visiting this week
in Butte and is the guest of Miss May
Talbot.
Miss Edith Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Julian Smith, who formerly lived in
Deer Lodge, returned last week from the
east. where she has been attending col
lege the past two years.
Mrs. ]. c. Styles of Avon is spending
few days at home in West Deer Lodge.
DIR. A II. Mitchell was a guest in Hell
ena last Monday.
E. scharnikow made business trip to
Butte last Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph A Hyde visited Butte last
Monday.
Mrs. ]. W. o'Brien of Ralston. B. c.,
arrived in Deer Lodge Friday last to at
tend the funeral of her sister. Mrs. Callie
johnson.
removed TO their home nsa- Ielmville for
the summer.
]. c. Robinson made a professional Wis
Il OF a few days to Missoula last week.
Misses Nettie McPhail and Ona Ding
wall returned TO their homes in New
Chicago this week after attending the
public school in this city the past year.
Misses Jessie and Lillian Humber left
last Wednesday evening for Trail. B. c..
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Fotheringham
and Mr.. Hart Humber.
DIR. O. T. Warren OF Warm Springs Wis
tied friends in Deer Lodge last Wednes-
day.
Allen p. Bowie OF Philipsburg spent a
few hours with friends in Deer Lodge
last Friday on his way to Butte return
ing home last Tuesday by way of Deer
Lodge.
Judge and Mrs. F. r. Bin returned
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republican nomination for superintend-
ent of schools. 81
Mrs. William Taoher will leave to-
day for a visit to her former home in
Ontario.
Mrs. w. L. shawk is visiting friends
in Butte. -
j. F. Harnit and wife and Miss Nc
Dermott returned Wednesday from q
visit of several days at the health re-
sort of Hunters Hot Springs. ~-
Frank j. Lange of Portland, Ore.
passed up to the park Tuesday to ac-
cept position as chief clerk for the
hotel.
Henry Hilburn was down at Red
Lodge this week In the interest of I.
Orschel & Bro. a.,(.-
w. j. Lutz of Helena has been z. visi-
tor here part of this week. s--a ~,
j. r. King returned Monday from an
extended business trip to the East.
Alex Livingston has resigned his po-
sition with the Electric Light company
to accept service again with the North
ern Pacific ompany. r. B. Kelly sue
cedes him as operator of the light
plant.
Col. w. w. Wheeler, general travel
ing agent of the Northwestern road,
was entertained as a guest of the
Rocky Mountain club while in this city
this week.
Manager J. H. Dean has gone to ST.
Paul to bring out the help for the ho-
tells in the park.
Attorney Sidney Sanner of Big Tim
Der was in town Thursday.
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a large and an appreciative audience
present and the pupils acquitted them
selves In rather a clever manner.
Last evening a bachelor social was
given at Elks' hall by the members of
Shakespeare lodge No. Alb. Sons Of st.
George. Those present report an en-
Joyable evening.
The Salvation army people gave a
steamboat excursion to-day to Glen
wood park, a lovely retreat several
miles UP the river. The excursion was
success in point of attendance and
enjoyment.
Mrs. N. Cook and children are in the
Mrs. T. d. Wright Of Sixth avenue
north.
Mrs. e. Wright Is visiting friends
and relatives in the Yellowstone coun-
try for a few weeks.
Mrs. DIR. Deane of Helena was a
pleasant visitor in the city during the
week.
day morning from Minneapolis, where
they have spent the winter with old
friends and relatives. :.
Mrs. r. e. s. Mercer OF Langdon, N.
D., is in the city. the guest Of Mrs. r.
w. Fullerton. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Wilson of Duluth
arrived Tuesday morning and will re-
side in Great Falls in the future, where
Mr.. Wilson Will engage in business.
Mrs. H. HI. Holloway of Helena was
a visitor during the week in the Elec-
trio City.
Mrs. c. w. Price has returned to her
home ait Benton, after visit of sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. F. ].
Adams, of this city.
Mrs. Porter of Minneapolis, a sister
of Mrs. A. E. Dickerman, who has been
vi cd I'M IN al lIo -a1
weeks, returned to Minneapolis Monday
morning.
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IN OREAT FALLS.

Great Falls, May 30.-A pleasant mu-
sicale and dancing party was given
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Catlin. on Third
avenue south, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. @. Pollard of Seneca Falls, N. Y,
who are spending a few weeks in Great
Falls. The occasion was thoroughly
enjoyable. The handsome residence
was charmingly decorated with roses,
carnations and sweet peas, while dis
tributed through the large rooms were
bouquets of cut flowers. Refreshments
were served and an elegant musical
programme rendered. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Pollord. Mrs. Bee
be of Butte. Mrs. G. Calvert, Mrs. j.
X Clork, Mrs. James Donavan, the
Misses Spencer, Patterson and Ludwig
and Messrs Elliott, Coleman, Lampen,
McNab, Mackenzie, Murray and c, H.
Clark.
Lieutenant Fleming of Fort Assini-
boine, visited friends in Great Falls
two or three days this week The
lieutenant is a popular young officer
and for some reason or other is a reg
ular and frequent visitor to the electric
city.
Lieut.. Col. c. S. Shoemaker was in
the city to-day, and this afternoon in
spected Co A., M n. Guards. The
boys presented an attractive military
appearance in their full dress uniform
and went through the evolutions of
army tactics in a manner that won ap-
plause from the multitude and approx
al from the colonel
Miss Short of Philipsburg, Is in the
city, a guest of Mrs. E. b. Weirick of
Fourth avenue north. During Miss
Shorts visit several society events VIII
be arranged in her honor.
Miss Minnie Erickson of Helena, Is
In the city the guest of Mrs. John Err
ickson.
Mrs. William Lapp and children left
wednesday morning to visit friends
and relatives in the East during the
summer months.
The membership is rapidly increas-
ing in the Great Falls Hive of the La
dies of the Maccabees.
Miss Jessie Schultz and Edwin Sny-
der were married Thursday afternoon
at the First Methodist church. After
June Is they will be at home at 917
Ninth avenue south.
L. ID. Ferguson of Mount vernon,
Idaho, was a visitor in town this week.
During a call at the Standard office
last evening Mr.. Ferguson expressed
himself as greatly pleased with Great
Falls. During his sojourn in Montana
Mr. Ferguson will visit Butte and An
aconda, having friends in the latter
city.
After Monday next applicants for
membership in the Electric City Bicy-
Gle club will have to be voted on in
regular form. The club has a large
list of members among the cyclists OF
the city.
The members of the Edwin Milton
Royle theatrical company arrived In
the city this morning and have been
driving to the various points OF inter
EST adjacent TO the city to-day. They
nronounce the Great Falls opera house
the finest in the West and maintain
that the stage is the only one in Mon
tana that will enable them TO produce
Friends" and captain impuoehSe
In the proper way.
Mrs. T.. Lippencott is spending few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. t. +.
last night the farce comedy, "A Box
of Monkeys" was rendered by the jun
Tor class OF the High school at the
Black Eagle falls pavilion There was
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He Wants Others to Know.

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IN BUTTE.

Butte. May 30.-A very pleasant
event OF the week was the reception
given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X Heslet at
their home in West Galena street Fri
day evening to Mr.. and Mrs. +. T..
Gallogly. There was a large attend
ance Of society people and a very en-
joyable time was had by all The
guests found in Mrs. Gallogly a charm
ing lady who will certainly prove q
great favorite in Butte's social circles.
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Two Loves of Frocl<s.

A pretty house-frock Is of white silk,
braided in gold. and set Off by a stock
and belt OF pale-blue velvet. IL IL made
with full skirt. lined with crisp pale
blue silk, and trimmed about the bottom
with gold braid. The body Is In blouse
style, trimmed all over with rows and
rows Of gold braid. forming slight points
back and front. The sleeves are OF elbow
length, and finished by bands OF gold
braid, while the straight stock and belt
with bows at the back are OF pale tur-
Quoise blue velvet.
Another house-gown IS OF pale-biue
crepe, made up simply with fiowered
chine ribbon in all sorts OF mixed-up
colors The skirt is full and untrlmmed.
showing a lining of duh rose color. IL is
made with crowded godets at the back
over a hustle. The bodice IL just PUFFY
waist. with elbow sleeves. large bows OF
ribbon decorating the shoulders, and
forming the stock and belt.