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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
SURROUNDED BY WOLVES.
Terrible Fight Made by a KIondike Guide
and Trapper.
est. Louis Globe Democrat

Arthur Jordan, an English Klondike-
guide, has spent seven teen years in hunt
ing. trapping and mining in the North
west Territory. One Of his most exciting
stories is of battle with pack of tim
Der wolves.
III started from Barkersville, Caribou
district, British Columbia, in the spring
of 1884, went DUE north 200 miles to Peace
River, and struck the Mackenzie River at
Fort Norman" said Mr.. Jordan Mt the
Laclede. MY sole companion was Seeta,
a Chilkat Indian. We each rode u cayuse
and slept at night in q tepee made OF
caribou skin. was hunting wood bison
small buffalo that lives in the timber
There are only three small herds left in
that country, and, like the buffalo of the
states they will soon become extinct
Instead of matches used flint and stee
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

harm FOR SALE-Farm known as the
Il "Sturdivant Farm" in Cumberland, con-
tains about 65 acres, tillage, woodland and
pasture. 1t has large barn, with cellar, shed,
hen house, Ice house, and with cemented cellar
under main house. Buildings in good repair.
Pleasantly situated, vitnin three minutes walk
of railroad station, and five minutes of Port
land and Yarmouth Street Railway. Good hay
farm and well adapted to raise garden truck,
asparagus, raspberrles, blackberries, straw
berries, and other small fruit for the market
Terms reasonable Inquire of s. J.. STROUT
on tho premises, or A. A. STROUT, SO Ex-
change ST., Portland, Me. mar104
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THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

Male or Female Agents of ability. having a
large circle of acquaintances, and others com
petent to explain the most popular plan Of Eu-
presented to the public by an Incorporated
Company, upon the periodical payment plan,
and those who can interest and secure the SER
them in the formation of clubs. will receive lib
eral compensation for their services by address
ing THE EUROPEAN TOURIST CO. Incor-
porated) 231 Washington ST., Boston, mr21dlW*
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. E. /. HEATH IS in New York, attend
Nh ing the fashionable millinery openings, just
previous to Easter. and IS also visiting ner SON.
Who is manager of the Walter M. Lowney Co.
store on Broadway. Zol
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
HOW HARRY TRIP DIED,
An Incident of the Blowing Up of the
Mississippi River Steamboat Oceanus.

(From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.)
Any man who faces certain death with
out a tremor has in him an element of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
BaTTLEsHlP MAINE SOUVENIR SPOONS

This is the prettiest Spoon ever put on the
market Call and see it. MCKINNEY, the
Jeweler, Monument So uare. marlsdn
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THE HOME.
GRADUATED SUGAR.

We frequently see directions for making
cakes, sauces and desserts with pow
dered sugar. An inexperienced house
keeper naturally imagines that powdered
sugar is a little better for this purpose
than the less expensive graduated. ms
is not true There are several reasons why
granulated sugar is better than any other
for all purposes of general cooking.
Do not use anything but granulated
sugar in making cake. 1t is better lot
regular sponge cake, or for that more oel-
icate white cake which is called angels
food.'' Granulated sugar makes llghter
more perfect sponge cake, and therefore.
by actual measure, it makes more cake
than the same ingredients used with
powdered sugar.
Do not attempt to make any Dreamed
mixture of butter and sugar Win any
thing but granulated sugar. Ihls pos
sesses a grain, and the grain even OF pure
powdered sugar has been partially de-
stroyed. 1t requires strong beating to
produce a good cream with granulated
sugar, but this fact alone is in favor of
it. Besides this, bakers know that Inc
action of the heat ON the grain Oh thls
sugar gives frmer, hghter CAKE.
3 For exactly the same reasons, grained
sugar is better in buildings, sauces and
in all sweet buildings and sponge.Hke
desserts, which depend on eggs to make
them light.
1t is true that many housekeepers hold
q different theory, but the truth of these
statements can be easily demonstrated by
actually measuring the bulk OF cake pro-
duced by the same recipe using different
sugars. 1t is not posi- BILE to make a per.
feet loaf OF ''angel's food with powdered
sugar.
There is another reason why granulated
or loaf sugar should be generally used
on the table for all cooking purposes. 1t
is less easily adulterated. A XXX pow
dered sugar should be pure, but the temp
tation to adulterate it is so great that it
seldom is as pure as granulated sugar or
the best loaf sugar. 1t is necessary to
use xxx powdered sugar for meringues,
and some such purposes but wherever
granulated will take its place in cook
ing, the best housekeepers prefer it. 1t
is certainly preferable for preparing the
foundation OF French candies, or for
melted icing.
Since the general use OF boiled lclngs
listle powdered sugar is used for this pur-
pose. and then only for simple I'M
cooked icing made by the white of egg
and sugar, or when it is necessary to
make a decorative icing that will keep in
form.ns $50
For decorative icing, confectioners'
powdered sugar must be used. This can
not beinade of pure sugar, because no
sugar can be readily ground to smooth
powder. The grain Of sugar is only par.
TALLY destroyed in ordinary Powdered
sngar;a therefore, to make this sugar as
smooth as it is required for the candy
and icing in which it is used, it is always
aduIterated with certain percentage OF
starch. Confectioner sugar, therefore, is
of no value in the household, except for
certain candies ard for decorative icing.
For all other purposes where a powdered
sugar is used pure xxx sugar 10 bet
tern. Y. Tribune.
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yNANTED-Oneo or two light airy. rooms. in
uring and office and where power can be had,
or where there will be no objection to small
electric motor. Immediate possession required.
Address J. II. B., Press Office. 23-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

EOR SALE-At Fessenden Park. anew groom
house. built by the day, open nickel
pluming. porcelain bath, steam. two fire
places, quar-oak floors, foundation laid up In
Portland cement $3.50 square feet land. $500
down. MARKS s. EARLE Co, NoSl2 NOM,
ment Square. 22I
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WATCHES QN INSIALLMENIS.

Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
of new model Watches will be sold on easy pay
ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Prices. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler. Monument
Square. mar19dtf
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TOR SA LE-Lot having a frontage of 81 feet
ON West street. located between Western
Promenade and Chadwick street, to close an
estate. We are open for an offer on this very
desirable lot. For full particulars apply Real
Estate ONCE. First National Bank Building.
FREDERICK s. VAIL. 231
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ITO EXCHANGE-House in center part of
city and one in western part OF city, to ex-
change Tor farm near Gorham or Portland. w.
P. CARR, room 5, Oxford Building, 1856 Middle
23-1
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JSOR SALE-A large and commodious 2 IL
story house and beautiful lot of land sit
uated on Seavey ST., Cumberland Mills, House
bargain. Lot surrounded by a large hedge and
has some young fruit trees on same. Inquire OF
A. C. LIBBY SEQ, AZ IL Exchange ST. Isl
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yVANTED-An experienced and educated
w elderly lady Of good social standing
would like a lady or gentleman to join her in
Summer boarding house business; has large
house full of good new furniture. Cor
respondence invited ALPHA. Box u,
Bryant's Pond, Me. al
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EoRsALE-Or lease, a lot of land at the West
L End, corner Forest and Congress streets
containing about 4224 feet. Apply to E. HAIR
LOW, s19 Congress st. jan25dtf
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TOR RENT-April 1st, lower tenement, en-
L tirely separate, of house NO; 1879 spring 81,
containing seven rooms besides halls and bath
room: exposed plumbing, steam heat Inquire
at A DRERING STREET. 2-u
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MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgages OF
WI real estate at and per cent. Real estate
for sale, houses rented, rents collected, care OF
property speciality; prompt attention. 70
years in this business. N. 5. GARDINER,
i76 10 Middle ST.. room /. 2ol
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hsH
WANTED.

vVANTEE-Herscs to board for the summer.
w Riverton stables, adjoining Riyerton
Park, formerly occupied by J. Winslow Jones.
have been recently fitted up especially for the
boarding of horses. If you have horses that
YOU wish to have boarded you will find this a
very convenient place. as the olectrics reach
here every fifteen minutes: Sheltered yards
month or the summer Call and see accom-
modations. Price $40 per month. AMOS W.
KNIGHT. PAL
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u,O LET IN DEERING-A furnished house,
4 nine rooms. exclusive of bath room and
laundry. Fine grove in rearI also orchard OF
choice apples. On line OF electrics Wlll be
or cali 81 PLEASANT ST.. Deering, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
HINTS TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

~-~~'O'
10 brighten oil cloths dissolve half an
ounce of beeswax in saucer of turpen
tine; rub on, then dry with flannel.
AS a dressing for black kid gloves,
rusty book covers, ETC., use one spoonful
of sweet oil and two of black ink; mix
and apply with a sponge.
A smooth piece of whalebone ls much
better for curling ostrich feathers than
a knife or scissors blade; it is not so apt
to break the feathers.
A clear fire for grilling purposes can be
quickly obtained by sprinkling over it a
little powdered nitro. 1t is used by all
first class chefs.
To keep steel ornaments from rusting
put them in box containing powdered
quicklime When you want to wear them
brush the lime off with soft brush, and
you will find them as bright as new.
RibEons and other silks should be put
away for preservation in brown paper as
the CHI orde of lime used in the 1nanufac-
turin of white paper frequently produces
discoloaation Ihey may be cleaned and
made I'd look like new by sponging them
with equal parts of strong tea and vine
gar Iron with not too hot iron-over
II cloth of course. G
A good way to, clio .nse black or drab
culored stockings of cotton or Isle thread
is to wash them in bar water. lie the
brand In muslin bag and shake the bag
in hot water until the water is lather.
Wash the stockings in the water, and
then wrap them in cloths and wiring we'll.
Shake the stockings out and dry quickly
before the fire.
To clean I. macintosh lay 1T Hat on
board or table, take brush used for
scrubbing clothes, 1ukewarm water and
some plain yellow soap. Thoroughly
brush the cloak, both right and wrong
sides, until all dirty marks disappear;
then rinse thoroughly in cold water and
hang up to dry near the fire.
Cotton lace or good quality or sllk
lace may be washed and stiffened with
very thin boiled starch then pressed upon
soma clean, smooth surface to dry.
| Benares brass is not an easy thing to
clean unless one has "the knack and the
knowledge The best cleaner is hall
| lemon dipped in very fine bath brick
| (sifted) and rubbed on. That Is what If
used in India. A good deal OF the Be
Mares brass in this country has been lac
quered, and in that case little soar
IN water and good rub with piece
of chamois leather is the best cleaning
process.
To restore the furnished surface of q
piano, wipe it with dampened chamo1s
skin and dry with soft cloth. Then
moisten another cloth with few drops OF
equal portions of sweet oil and spirits OF
| turpentine, and polish we'll II the keys
are yellow rub them with alcohol and
| water Tho alcohol causes quick eyapo'
ration, and that is better for the ivory.
| Do not allow o piano to stand near
stove or register.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

FOR sALE--At Woodfords. new seven room
house and stable, modern plumbing, heat
etc.. wired for lights. 1850 square feet Land,
near two lines. 800 down, balance $25 per
month. MARKS & EARLE CO., No. 70 MonuN
ment Square. 22-1
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VNyANTED-Rent of five or six rooms and bath
w for small family no chilnren. Must be
sunny. Address, giving price and other par
ticulars "P 81" this office. 221
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NOTICE-To our customers and the public
N Having had our store fixed over and re-
ceived a new line of Spring Suitings and Over
coatings, we invite your inspections our prices
reasonable PETERSEN s. NANSEN. Mer-
chant Tailors, Ii Temple st. I'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

NASOLINE-I put up quart bottle OF gas
VI oline and deliver 1t to any part OF the cities
of Portland or Deering for 15c. NEAL ID.
221
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EASTER BUNS.

Three cups of sweet milk, one cup OF
yeast, -four to make stiff batter; set
this as sponge over night. In the morn
add one cup of sugar, half n cup of
melted butter, half a nutmeg, saltspoon-
biscuit. Knead well and set to rise for
five hours. Roll half an inch thick, cut
into round cakes and lay in rows in q
buttered pan. When they have stood half
an hour make cross upon each with II
knife and put, instantly into the oven.
Bake to light brown and brush over
with feather dipped in the white of an
egg beaten up stiff with white sugar. If
YOU wish to have currants or caraway
seeds and spice in them mix in either of
these in the morning with the other in
gredint.
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Tor SALE-On Sherman St, new three fat
L house. separate steam heaters, open plumb
ing, slate wash Trays. This house viii pay 10
per cent net. MARKS s. EARLE Co., No. IA
Monument Square. 221
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LOST AND FOUND

4 OST-Thursday evening. a buff coon cat.
IA white breast, white feet a suitable reward
will be paid on returning to 304 Spring st.
1o1
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TlOR SALE-A first class boarding house fine
L ly located on Cumberland St. and now do
ing "a good paying business. Inquire OF A. e.
LIBBY s. Co, AZ ~ Exchange ST. 23-f
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EOR SALE--Building lots on Munjoy hill,
ern Promenade and other locations in western
part OF city; also on Great Diamond island and
South Portland BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 3
Exchange st. 23-l
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TOR SALE-One of the best corner lots in
L Fessenden Park, near the new houses cleo
tries will pass the lot this summer; also one OF
the most desirable lots in South Portland, on
very high ground. w. P. CARR room 8. 1Sa
Middle st. ISL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

sDORPOIsENE" is the best lubricant, and
4 the best oil to keep Your wheel clean:
the best YOU will use no other. Get 1T at
BAILEY'S GUN STORE, 263 Middle st. 231
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NEGOTIATED-At per
M cent: we have funds of clients to invest in
first mortgages Parties desiring loans on good
security can obtain same by applying at me
Real Estate Office First National Bank Build
ing, FREDERICK S. VAIL. al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

NOR SALE-Farm in Bethel, Maine, 12o acres
good land, 2 IL story house. shed and two
barns, all in good condition, good orchard, and
well supplied with wood and water; also about
100000 feet of pine timber. About two miles
from Bethel village and known as the Edward
A. Capeu farm; will be sold on favorable terms
MISS SARAH BIDEN, No. 1856 Oxford St.
Portland. Me mar9-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

nEERING BUILDING LoTS-I offer for
~ sale few very desirable building lots on
Arlington and Clifton Sts.. at Woodfords, TO
realize quickly on these lots number win be
good houses. =. W. SPARROW, Arlington
St., Woodfords. 222
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NOR SALE-Tickets are now ready for new
Il term of Dancing School at Thatcher Post
Hall, commencing Wednesday, night, March so
Six lessons, six assemblies, Manchester, teachs
er. For particulars and tickets call at HALVES
MUSIC STORE, 414 Congress Street. 1873
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tNANTED-Proposals for taking down and
w removing house No. 55 Winter st. Apply
at 104 PARK ST. 22I
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NTS-BATTLESHIP MAINE. Every
"A patriotic citizen should wear one of orr
handsome souvenir, pin beck, medallionS. spec
ial design in memory of the lost baJtleship
named after their State. Sample, 4c., in stamps.
Special terms to agents A. A. PALMER
& COB, 106 Milk ST., oston. 22-1
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EaOR RENT-Brick house in excellent repair.
L admirably situated fol, physician Con
Gould BE purchased from present occupant
BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 IL Exchange st. 221
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a THOUSAND rim cs
WEDDING RINGS.

Two hundred to select from. All weights
and sizes 49, IA and t8 Kt. Solid Gold. Nc
KINNEY. the Jeweler, Monument Square.
mar19dtf
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nEsIRABLE TENEMENTS of five and six
IL rooms, centrally located; prices Sl1 and
S12 per month, by j. c. WO0DMAN, 90 Ex-
change street. z4-l
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mo LET-Nice fat OF seven rooms, End story
i bath room, hot and cold water. set range.
Price SIS. 1856 Cumberland ST. Call at MUIR
PLY BROTHERS. DRUG STORE. I'll
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ITO LET-A few rooms for light housekeeping,
Il very handsomely furnished, delightfully."-
situated. overlooking State ST.; meals across
' i S'foe' II oe'neo' Appis "' - -''' 2s1
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EORs SALE OR TO LET-Fine coy cot
tage at South Freeport near steamer
landings seven large airy rooms, broad plazZas,
beautiful drives. fine fishing and sailing, delight
full location for health and quiet. Apply to S.
b. KELSEY, Portland Pier. mar16-4
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BOARD WANTED-By man and wife, and
ID daughter four years old. Two connecting
rooms desired. Address A. N. E.. this office
21-1
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NEWLY furnished rooms to rent with board
N if desired. Use of bath. Specia! rates for
iransients. NO. IA BROWN STREET, just OH
Congress-. N-l
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EOR SALE-Pine Clapboards. Now is the
Il time to buy pine clapboardS as am clos
ing them out ct spruce prices in order to make
room for spring stock. IL viii pay you TO use
pine as a matter OF paint sticking DAVID z.
RUSSELL, So Waterboro, Me. mar 18-4
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mo LET-Large furnished room with closet,
J. set bowl, steam heat and gas, also large
unfinished alcove room. Is Gray St., between
State and Park. 23-l
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED-Ladies and Gents
"A wanted to sell an article of merit. grand
opportunity for the next two months, for these
who mean business, to make money; commence
call between 10 -12 &c at rear Il Green St
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HOUSE WANTED, for single family, 8 or 10
Ill rooms, central location, or not far up
town, rent to be $4OO to $500. not fur
nished, or would hire house partly furnished.
Give location and price, Address at once, G.
S., care P. q . Box 1885, Portland. 3g21-1
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A UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNA
O'Clock a. m, we Shall sell at public auction the
household goods contained in house No. 253
High st. Sale positive and without reserve.
GOSS & WILSON, Auetioneers. Mi
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wANTED-MALE HELP,

XAANTED-Young men to learn the art of
w cutting gentlemens' garments. We offer
tie young men the best opportunities
TO become competent cutters, our
instructs are all new and we
teach each pupil separate. BEACON TAIL
ORING CO., 564 Washington St, Boston, Mass.
OIL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

DHONOGRAPHS and Graphophones,. re-
L cords. blanks, horns, tubes, recorders:
carrying cases, knives. belts springs and al
talking machine supplies 1000 Records III IN
G. c. HAYES, Hawes' Music Store, 4l4 Con-
preSS St mlarl6-4
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Il lin ST. sis: lower rent of 7 rooms No. ZIG
Oxford ST. SIT: lower rent of rooms No, 168
Clark st. $780, rooms, up stars, 295 II
Bracket ST. $3.50, and others. HENRY 5.
TRICKEY, 12l Exchange st. Isl
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For RENTING claim to have the largest
IL list of houses and rents for sale and to let
of any real estate office in Portland. Our spec.
ialty is collecting rents and general care OF
PROPERTY. For full particulars apply to Real
Estate ONCE, First National Bank Building,
FPEDFRICK 8 VAIL 24-1
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EOR SALE-A nice cottage house with ell
Il and stable attached, at South Freeport A
acres land. Inquire of s. B. KELSEY, Portland
Pier. mar164
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TO LET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

ITO LET-Room in Cushman Block. Inquire
of c. f. MOULTON, 567 Congress St.
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Il OR SALES steam Hosting Engines at lit
Commercial st. B. j. WILLARD. 1874
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EOR SALE-At a bargain, a three star Bos-
ton Musical B fiat cornet, silver plateds
has rack and set pieces and two carrying cases.
This instrument is in perfect condition and Is
almost new. Inquire of VIM. ii. SHINE. 81
Beckett st. 221
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NOR RENT-Sunny single house. 9 Charles
L. ST., rooms and bath, in perfect order,
modern steam heat and open plumbing, min
utes to Union Station, near promenade, very
tate office of BENJAMIN F. HARRIS, No, 4s
Exchange ST. 25-l
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Spring Style, 1898.
no substitute

For durability. Style and Comfort the Lamson
& Hubbard Hat has no equal. For sa e by
leading dealers. feb17 decd 3mo
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VNANTED-"A nickel In the slot."a One
w nickel cigar, five nickles cigars. 212
FEDERAL ST. 21I
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xyANTED-A position as stenographer aud
w typewriter bya graduate of Miss Saw
yers. VIII furnish typewriter. Address y. H.,
care Portland Daily Press ONCE. 22-1