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MAY Make Every Yard Arma G,bbet.

WAsHNGToN, June 2l.-Some naval
officers fear that the Spaniards may
try to hold Hobson as a hostage for
Santiago, sacrificing him in the event
of an attack. Such barbarism is al
most incredible, but should it occur
say naval men, it would be avenged II
every yardarm in the squadron had to
be made 4 gibbet
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SKATERS TROOPS.
They Arrive OF the Southeastern Coast .,
Cuba and Are Preparing to Land
Near Santiago.

MOLE IT. NICHOLAS, IIayti. juno
@I-Ihc American transports, with
troops under Gen. Shaftcr. arrived
of the southeastern coast of Cuba.
and sunday were preparing to land
near Santiago twill take about ~
hours to land the men after the pom.
toon bridge, shall have been laid to
the shore Gen. Garcia is protecting
the landing 10y harassing the Spanish
forces, s. that they can not conccn-
tratc for attack.
Launches sent out by the New York
and Massachusetts al daybrcall to Sc.
lect good landing place found the
coast lined with Spaniards for Il
miles. They were forced to retreat.
covered 10y the Texas and Vixen.
The desire landing is on zachari
bay. eight miles southeast Of Santiago.
The Spanish attacks on land camrs
Of Americans and Cubans are growing
weaker. At Cuero, l3 miles west Of
santiago, 800 CubanS mold strategic
point.
Nuiturcs hover over the ruins Of the
Santiago forts. and workmcn can be
seen digging in the debris Of the bat
terics. Fifteen thousand men are said
to be in Santiago TO reinforce Ccrvcra.
Santiago is still connected with !
Kingston by cable. The st. Louis was
assigned to cut it. Searching for it |
She went within 500 yards of the Nor
ro guns Friday night. She was not
fred upon.
WAsHINGToN. June 91.-No doubt is
entertained at either the war or navy
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MANILA, June II, va Hong Kong,
June 2l.--Ihe situation here is un-
changed. The insurgents are unable
10 take Manila. owing to their lack of
field guns They could not take it
even If Adm. Dewey permitted, which
he will not The report that the United
states transports from San Francisco
had been sighted is not correct. They
are expected June 20. All the for
eigners are leaving in neutral ships
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ANN ARBoE. Mich. June 81 Judge
Thomas VI. Cooley. the noted authority
on constitutional law, VINO mas been
a. private asylum at Pontiac for a
year, has returned 10 this city. lie
shows considerable Improvement ply
sically, but mentally he is in about
the same condition as when he first
broke down.
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Transports for the Fourth Expedition.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.- The fourth
fleet of transports to convey troops to
Manila will probably consist of the
City of Pueblo, due here on the 9Ist
from Puget Sound; the Peru, due here
on the cath inst from Hong Kong; the
Alameda, duo here from Australia, and
the Acapulco, now on the way from
Panama and due here on the Goth inst.
They will be pressed into the service
il necessary. To these may be added
the Northern Pacific Co.'S steamers
Victoria aud Olympia now at Seattle.
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Desperate burglar Captured

CHICAGO. June 2L-In attempting to
shoot a policeman, Immediately after
committing daring daylight burg
larry Monday Bruno Puhan shot and
killed woman named Jennie Arm.
ling, supposed to be his accomplice
and also wounded boy. Puhan was
pursued by a policeman, and after
making another attempt to do violence
with his revolver, was finally cap
tured
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70 Flag OF Truce Recognized.

KEY WEST, Fla, June 21.-It is
learned from naval officers here that
Capt. Gen. Blanco has notified the
American blockading fleet that
he will hereafter recognize no flag
of truce, adding that every YES
sci within six miles range will be
fired upon whether bearing the stars
and stripes or a white flag.
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Another Comet.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 2l.-A tele-
gram has been received at the Harvard
college observatory from Prof krcntz,
At kiel stating that Giacobni's comet
was observed at Nice, June 70, 5,O79
Greenwich mean time, in K. A. 20 h.
26 min. 40 secs. 5 ami dec 9L27.O6.
Daily motion in Il. 4. IL min. IS secs
Daily motion in dec. O.9O.
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WAsHNCToN. June a. 1t is regard
ed as probable tnat co. William Jcn-
nIng> Bryan and the Nebraska regi-
mcnt under his command will be- a,-
signed to the army corps commanded
by MAJ. ten Fitlhugh Lee. War de-
partment official, wcrt reticrni about
the matter whoa questioned Monday
night. but there i, excellent authority
for the statement that the assignment
Will be made.
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Think, MORO Has Been Battered Down.

New loEK June 2L-A World Wash
ington spccia, quotes Secretary Long
As expressing the opinion that MORO
castle, Santiago. has been demolished
ere this 10y Sampson, thus DESTROYING
the last fort at the entrance of the
harbor This fort had been spared up
To thi, time because Sampson learned
that lIobson and his complnions were
confined there. 1t is said they were
removed lately
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CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Monday was
Maine day at the Latonia race track.
The entries, gate receipts and all were
turned over TO the national fund for
monument TO the dead of the ill-fated
battle ship Maine, and handsome
sum will represent Latonia's contribu-
ton to this noble cause.
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ON HALF RATIONS.
The Spanish Soldiers in Havana Are suf.
ferlng for the Want OF Food-Flour
Worth Fifty Cents Pound.

Key WEST, Fla. June n A vessel
arrived here from the blockade Mon
day morning and reported all quiet
along the line She brought an officer
Of the Cuban army and a pilot. who
are carrying important dispatches to
Senor Estrada Palma, OF the Cuban
junta. from Gen. Alexandra Rodriguez.
the insurgent commander Of Havana
province.
The Cubaus were taken on board on
Saturday last from an auxiliary gun
boat which had picked them up The
messengers Of Gen. Rodriguez gave
Cery interesting account OF their ex-
pcrienccs. After leaving the insur.
gent camp they made their way into
the city of Havana. spent several DAYS
there. proceeded to one of the small
inlets in the neighborhood, stole a
small boat and rowcd out 10 sea in the
hope Of coming across an American
vessel. They were three days in the
boat before they were picked up
The CubanS report that there are no
supplies of rice, maze, potatoes or
eggs in Havana. Flour. they say, is
80 cents per pound and the army has
been placed on half rations.
The messengers class a. false that
vessels have succeeded in entering
Havana harbor with supplies They
assert that since the blockade began
only three small fishing vessels have
the harbor and that no food !
Whatever is received from Cicnfuegos.
The Cubans confirm the report, that |
work on the dcfcnccs of Havana is
proceeding steadily. Two lines of tor
pcdocs extend across the mouth of the
harbor which is said to bc further
protected by two atomobilc torpedoes,
one at each side, dischargabie by press
ng "a button.
The only war vessels in the harbor
If Havana are small gunboats and the
iifon,o NIL
An auxiliary gunboat of Cardcnas
las been visited by a Cuban officer
rom the shore who reported that
, ace to be effectively bcsicged by the
nsurgents on land and by the war
hips in front. lie madc the statement
hat in tWo weeks time the whole rop-
I.ation Of Cardcnas will be starving.
.he Cuban officer has his father and
we in Cardcnas and he was concern
d for them. He described the people
$ living on palm buds and dog meat
which he claimed, is considered IA deli
acy.
The vessel which arrived here Mon.
ay has been ratrolling d regular beat
Fl the Cuban coast. Just like police
IAN, going back and forth during the
ay and night. sometimes she saw
panish troops moving about, but on
be whole, the blockade was uncycntful. {
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Cadets Admitted to West Point.

WEST POINT, n. Y, June 9l.-Fifty-
two candidates for cadetship to West
Point, who passed their examinations
last March, reported to Adjt Hazard
here Monday, took the oath of al
legiauce and were at once admi tied as
cadets TO the military academy.
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Io,.,c-As.lc fnrn M.I.tnr, c,mn.

"...'>'loN June % Secretary
"'... .A. appointed board Of officers
,''.-'ar Of First Lieut. n. W.
.'."... ". 'ac f.fih cavalry. and First
''...' g. l' Jotcc, ,he adjutant of inc
.' '..'cI states Volunteer in.
'' rroc to Sugar Loaf
'.."'' with a view to the selection
....'H. land suitable for a mili-
' ."p Sugar Loaf mountain is
'' Hom lIarpcr'a Ferry. Va,
''t-'y the war department has
D..d a> Offering several eligible
'a' for the as cmbling Of largo
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Assistlng Splin.

LONDON, June 81. A special dispatch
from Paris says an Austrian agent has
returned from Madrid, where he deliv-
cred TO the Spanish authorities. via
the Pyrenees, 100000 empty cart
ridges and 100 tons Of explosives, de-
rived from French. Austrian and Bel
gian sources.
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Names of the New Battle Ships.

WASHINGTON, June o1.--There is to
be another battle ship Maine. The
navy department Monday named the
following ships, authorized TO be built
by congress: Battle ships: No. 10,
Maine; No. II, Missouri, and No. II,
Ohio
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nnlf Ton Of SOLDIER, Letters.

TAMPA, Fla, June 81 "A half ton OF
letters directed to soldiers in Gen.
Shafter's army OF invasion were sent
out Of here Sunday night to Jackson
vile. They will be sent from there TO
Key West and taken TO Cuba.
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.''N june 20 The Star Satur.
.'ed an absurd story from
.' '.e ciicc, that Capt. Gen. An.
"'' "iormcJ the Spanish pre-
'''r >'ea>la, that hc has hand
..A over to Adm. Didrichs. the
'."aaer o. the German fleet. who
occupied tic citadel and arsena on
''."' 'i protecting the Inhabitants
.'n l4c .a.urgcnts.
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Cleared the Market.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June 2l.-All calf
leather in this the biggest oak tanned
market in the world has been cleared
away by the army. 1t means big
rise ia prices all over the country, H. is
said
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MADRID. June 20.-The Spanish pa
prs Saturday published a manifesto
In favor of peace. There is much com
ment here over a long conference
which the British ambassador has just
had with the minister for war.
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Gen. Jora, Reported Killed.

orr SANTIAGO. June eo.-Spies re-
port to Adm. Sampson that the Span.
lsh Gen. Joral and several officers were
killed by the gun cotton explosions at
the first trial OF the batteries Of the
Vesuvius
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Mnra Ahdlnatinn Talk.

GIBRALTAR, June 2l.-There is per-
sistent rumor from Madrid that the
queen regent proposes to abdicate in
consequences of the critical condition
OF the country.
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Angusrl Wlthin the Walls of Manila.

LONDON, June 2i.-Augusti wires
Madrid he has retired within the walls
of Manila and will be unable TO com.
uunicate further with the government
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THE REBEL ARMY.
etS,d Gen Gomez Can Concentrate
1uv thousand Armed Men.


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81
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Il C "'''" army, mas arrived
H '"' '''' 90 W ''' '"D'h
"''' "'>p"'c"eS
H.
'''N '"'y %
'-.. '. ''." nus ''uP'h''h 'cit
'. 3d." '''"' nc general
''. '''' ' "''S Fu1r" Oh
''''' Lure
" ." 'ic region N"cre
'0. .- ''''."S "'S Hc"oP"ar'erS'
'"9 '"'P' number
o "" '.,.t' 'n' h'd them spread
''' .' 'N ''' "' 'c''. TORY ana
~ 'i"'" ms
"' "''-'-
.'' ''' ''''e'''a'o' "i
''' '''.'' t''ne comes
'". ...'r '.rm scattered and cm-
-H'ir4'.A warfare in the
n.. ".." That ,acr may find food.
captain claims that Gomez can
''a'" .'o.o mmed men in 4
'H. 90 ""f toint Nhcr, it j, de-
s... l.prc are several thousand
m.. ".n Nu" .rr attached To- Gomez
.r. only waiting for aims !
'.......A..c for defensive or olcn-
,r .ra'."n>
."a tH.-" with guerrilla, about |
--. .. a-o "omcz "a, wounded
.f arm hy Nml.rr lulIrt /
. Hoa.cd quickly. rovcvcr,
o' 'H. General S advanced age,
" '.r captain left hcaaquar-
"' '""i ""r able % use his
'..". before hc was hit
"a'.1r ''"mrl tnc envoys
...f ""y io Tine s'a coast. living
nn.N.,t ioiatoc, and fruit which
'e. ...uI along tine way. For two
". 'a.r were without food at all.
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VALPARAISO. Ind, June 81 Ross
Spade, seven-year-cid boy, while
boating on Sager's lake, fell ovs; board
and was drowned
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Continued!

His feet were III the water, when a
rough voice whose owner was hidden
from him by olump of cottonwood
trees on the bank uttered one ominous
word in an authoritative manner:
"Halti''
He stepped backward from the waters
edge with an angry growl and faced to-
ward the voice, which belonged to some
one hidden from him by the darkness
of night and thicket Of water willows.
eff there is only one of you,'' he said
through olinohed teeth, 1--WE will take
issue on that point. %
''There are three of me, - came back
in laughing boyish voice, "and if Le-
ander the second is wise he will sur
render Internationally.
There followed the sound of some one
pushing his way through yielding
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EIY's Cream Balm.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
TO the Electors Of the City OF
Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
IN Registration Of voters of said city will be
in open session at room numn a eievem S Guy
prior to the municipal election, which occurs on
Monday the seventh day OF March next, being
from Feb; 2lst to March 9Th inclusive. me nrst
nine secular days of said session. viz. Feb q TO
March End. will be for the purpose OF receiving
evidence touching the qualification OF voters In
said city, and to revise and correct the voting
list of the several wards therein. from nine
O'Clock i 4 the forenoon to one O'Clock in the
afternoon, from three till five in the afternoon,
and from seven till nine In the evening, except
ing on the last day of said session. (March 2nd)
when it will not be in session after five O'Clock
in the afternoon. The sessions on March 3rd,
4th and 5th will be for the purpose to enable the
Board to verify the correctness OF said lists and
for closing up the records of said session.
Sect 8. Chapter 3o4, Public Laws of Maine,
approved March 20, 1593 provides.
Every person whose name has not been en-
tered upon the. voting lists ip any city. in &C.
cordance with the provision of this act, must
if he desires to vote, appear in person at q
place provided for registration and prove that
he possesses all the qualifications OF voter.
Every person qualified tovote as hereinbefore
provided, shall vote only in the ward OF the city
and voting precinct thereof, If any. in which he
had his residence on the first day OF April pre-
cedng or of his becoming an lnhabltanJ after
said day.
All registered voters who changed their resi-
dence from one ward to another previous to
April, 1897, and have not had their residence
properly corrected on the voting list OF the
ward where they resided on said first day OF
April. should notify the city clerk in person or
in writing of such change. which must en-
brace the name of the voter the ward street
and number from, and the ward. street and
| n ade Or application for the above purpose
may be made to the Board of Registration,
room No. II, city building on each of the nine
secular days, February 21st to March End, 1898,
inclusive. set apart as above indicated. for the
revision and correction of the voting lists.
During said time, said board will revise and
correct the voting lists; and the wardens Of
said city shall be governed by said revised and
corrected list, and no name shall be added. to
or stricken from said list, on said day OF cleo
ton. and no person shall vote at any election
whose name is not on said lists but the Board
of Registration will be in session on the day OF
election for the correction of errors that may
have occurred during said revision.
AUGUSTUS F. GERRISH.
MONROE A. BLANCHARD,
MICHAEL C. MCCAIN.
Board of Registration of Voters.
Portland Feb. 49, 1898 feb19d2W
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A PLUCKY GIRL.

Miss Alice E. Weston of Portland, who
came to this place Tuesday of last week
on snow shoes, one day too late to attend
the funeral of her uncle, John &c. Weston
returned to Portland last Tuesday. Miss
Weston exhibited no small amount Of
pluck to put on snow shoes and start out
in the storm to walk five miles through
the drifting snow to reach her relatives
in this place. Her courage and force puts
to shame the socalled pluck ofsthe country
bred girls, most of whom would shrink
from such a task, and few men would
care to undertake it.-Madison Bulletin.
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"a staYsch little sFstf I'Ue got hidden be-
hind that clamp Of button lDillol0s."
branches, and the CLEAN of lantern
preceded the rapidly advancing foot
steps. Lemuel made step to meet the
bearer Of it.
MAXWELL"
Maxwell up to date said the boy,
swinging his lantern high overhead
with triumphant chuckle, "and Max
well in time"
"But what are you doing here?"
Watching you"
"I am going across the river, " said
Lemuel severely, "and your nonsense
may cost me my chance. "
IT am going across the river myself,
and my nonsense will cost you nothing,
unless see fit to charge you ferriage. !"
ssFerriage in what, should like to
know
''In stanch little skiff I've got hid
den behind that clump of button will
lows. I'll call my fellows as soon as I
see you clothed and in your right mind. -
''But I have been trying for days to
get a skiff."
''I know you have. Pom honor,
Street, I am under load of obligation
to you. I've been holding myself more
humbly than a yellow cur ever since
Reggie wouldn't even take mo along to
black his boots, and then, when came
to know you and saw how it hurt you
to be left out and saw also that there
were more ways of being hero than
fighting Yankees, held myself cheaper
than two yellow dogs, but I'm ahead Of
you at last Hurry on that coat while
whistle up my boys
Lemuel had been rapidly getting back
into his discarded clothes, which had
been tied up in waterproof cloak of
Amy's. He was not ambitious of swim
ming across the river if Maxwell was
prepared to transport him dry shod.
In answer to call sent through his
interlocked fingers Maxwell's oarsmen
dipped their oars softly III the water,
and presently from it's ambush under
the willows sharp proved skiff shot
into sight. The rowlocks We're muffied,
and her progress was almost noiseless.
Another call through the boys linked
fingers-a perfect imitation of the cry
of the wild turkey-was answered by
the men in the boat.
"That means they know exactly
where to land
"But you haven't told me yet where
you got your boat, " said Lemuel, feel
ing stealthily in his bosom TO touch
Marianne muller.
"There is where my restored self re-
speot comes in" said Maxwell, eau
tiously turning the light of his lantern
on the advancing skif while you were
incoming up and down the bank looking
for a skiff that might possibly have es-
capped the brigade was building one.
Building one? Where?"
"Now Zon are getting at the cream
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THE LAKE CITY OUTRAGE.

Washington, March Ex-senator Mason
today introduced resolution for the re
lief Of the widow of the colored postmas-
ter recently killed by mob at Lake City,
S. G. 1t is the same as that introduced
in the House by Mr.. White of North Caro-
lima, today, except that the amount is
made $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-04

Clio 900 Within the next twelve
months. fortune for a
small investment. The Alaska Reindeer Ex-
press Trading & Mining Co. Capital $350.00o.
100000 shares, par value S10O. The opportuni-
ty IS now presented and the company will con-
tinue for the next ten days to make the same
liberal arrangements to those who may desire
to come in on the ground floor. For prospectus
and further information apply to or address the
Secy S. G. PRATT, 80 G. Equitable Bldg. Bos-
ton, Mass. 81
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II OR SALE-The eligible three stored brick
u house and lot 1s1 State ST., built by Dr. j.
7. Dana for his own use, thoroughly constructed
with all modern equipments, nine open fire.
ton for physician, private residence. or first
class lodging house. Fifty feet frontage on
State St. at the conveyance of State, Pine,
Congress Sts. and Longfellow Square. Summit
of Mt. Washington clearly visible from second
story windows. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 IL
Exchange st. 81
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Behind tho Scenes.

Behind tho Scenes.
"Has my announcement that was 60
ing to give up the legitimate and take a
try at vaudeville made much stir?" asked
the soubrette.
"Some," said the manager. "I have
heard one or two people read the notice
and then ask who you were. "-Cinoinnati
Enquirer.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
The Bovine Lot.

The Bovine Lot.
Mrs. Hayriok-Poor Abnerl He's got
tew go an sell all his passed. Nv keows
meow.
Farmer Graball-Pshaw, meow. Jes'
becase he's lost his legs don't keep i'm
frum milkinl
Mrs. Hayriok-No, but he couldn It kick
em in the ribs an keep 'em properly hum
ble!-New York Journal
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MARK DOWN SALE-One lot Ladies' Gypsy
VA cut $500 boots, $1.25; one lot Ladies'
Gypsy cut SO. 90 boot S1.OO; one lot Ladies' Goat
and Dongola $500 boots. Toe; one lot Ladies'
S1.25 Oxfords at Toe. J. E. FAIR, One Price
Shoe Store. Al Exchange street. ~
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EOR SALE-In Deeiing one mile from Port
a. land, about 10 acres of land bounded on Q
streets electrics will pass the premises this
year; a part OF the land is in view of Portland.
Price cents per square foot. w. H. WAL
ORION & CO., $50 Middle street. ii
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FOR SALE-If you wish to keep your tenants
IL you must build them new house. thew
won't stay in the old one any longer. We build
them for little money. Try us. MARKS &
EARLE CO. II Monument square. Al
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-04

FOR SALE,New three fat house, three COM
$500 down. You can't afford to let YOUR money
stay in the bank at 8 IL per cent when this
house will pay 10 per cent net MARKS &
EARLE CO.. IL Monument square
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-04

FAC-SIMILE signature of cHAs H. FLETCHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsToRIA.
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-04

r LILLIAN AERILLE, Clairvoyant. Sittings
IL daily on health. business of private, family
matters in regard to the past, present or future.
Everything strictly confidential and reliable.
Office hours from 9 to 9. 70 FRANKLIN ST.,
opposite Lincoln Park. Prices 25c, SOC and 81.
26-1