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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ROOMS papered from SO; whitened. 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co.. 3B Sd st.
BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made;
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

so YOUNG girls for housework; also a number
of girls to assist, wages 500 and SIS; girls for
Modesto Bakersfield, Dixon Sacramento,
wages s25. MISS DILLON, 315 Suffer ST.
Telephone Main S04.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

THE members of Unity Alliance No IA, st. P
A. of A. hereby notified to assemble at
the undertaking parlors of ]. c. OConnor &
at $50 O'clock to attend the funeral of our
late brother. JOHN McSHEFFEREY. BY
order of p. F. MCCARTHY. President
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

DR. GEORGE W. LEEK, 20 o. Farrell St, ex-
tracts and fills teeth painlessly by his wonder
fuI secret method; crowns, g; bridges, "a;
rubber or flexible plates. So; received first
prizes: no students: guaranteed u years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

German couple desire situations
man make himself generally useful: woman
good cook and houseworker; mining camp
or ranch; best references. Please address
MISS CULLEN, S25 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

GOLDEN GATE Commandery No. 16, =
K. T. Golden Gate building 625 Sutter "a
st.-Stated assembly THIS EVENING, E
at S o'clock. All fraters are courte- e,
ousy invited. The Order of Malta will y
be conferred.
CHAS. L. PATTON, EN-. Con
WILLIAM T. FONDA, Recorder
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

OCCIDENTAL Lodge No. %. F. and A 4
M.-THIS CMONDAY EVENING, 1880 ~
clock Second degree. BY order of Y
the W. NJ. ~
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17

SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. l. Royal
Arch Masons. meets THIS EVENING. -
Business and NJ. Z. M degree.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-17
HELP wANTED-Continued.

EXPERIENCED hands on fancy neckwear to
work in factory and at home. 62S Market
CT
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
PERSONA.

The many friends Of Lieut. Gayle, U.
8. A. late at Fort PIvble with the "a Ar
tillery and now in Cuba, will be pleased
to hear of his promotion to a captalhcy
tsRsy. George l.. Richmond, pastor OF
the Main St Congregational churcn OF
Amesbury. Mass, win preach at the west
ConUresa tional church of this CITY To-
morrow. morning and evening, In ex-
ohanse with Rev Leroy 5. Bean. MI.
Bean goes TO Amesbury at the invitation
Of the pastors Of that city. he Will oc'
cupy MIR. Richmond's pulpit In the morn
inr. and in the evening will deliver an
address before "A union nesting OF the
churches in the interest OF the no-ncehs
campaign. .a,, ,r;..
Rev. X. I. Hack, who has been quite
III for some days, is improving put Will
not occupy his pulpit for two weeks a'
least. - rr.-..u
Upon motion of Hon. Enoch roster
At this city Charles K. Holt OF Norway
was yesterday forenoon admitted 10 prao-
lice In the United States courts
The many frisnds of Rev. john a. De-,
lows and Mrs Bellows warmly weIcome e
them yesterday on their brief Visit 10
Portland. u.,,.+;o
MIR. George p. Phoenix OF Wiiiimantt''
Conn. was operated on at the Malne ~,
,ral hospital yesterday for appendicipss ny
DIR King. His family are vistsins ms
brother MIR. ~ rhoenix, Mecnahics
srraat W--Sfords.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
TORTURINe DISFIGURING HuM0RS
ITCHING BURNING AND scALY ERUPTI0NS
OF THE SKIN AND SCALP WITH
LOSS OF HAIR.

The gonng itching and burning of the skim as in Eczema the
fgh scaling psoriasis the loss of hair and csng Oh the
scalp SCALED head facial Disagreement as in pmpes and
rngwom suffering infants and the anxiety Of worout
parents crust letter. and salt all demand remedy
of almost supehumsn virtues to successfully cope with them That
stands beyond all doubt NO state
made regarding them that is not JUSTIFIED BY the e
denc The purity the to afford immediate
relief certainty speedy and permanent cure the absolute safety
great made them the standard skin cures and hu
NOR remedies Of the civilized world.
Those suffered long and hopee and who have lost
faith doctors medicines make trial Of these cuaves
gratifying The treatment simple direct,
agreeable economical and adapted to the youngest infant as well
every age Battle the ad parts aM Hot Water and
CnfeH,a Soap ekan tie surface Of fva and scales, and soften the
keued enhek Dr. Ihso1f hart rang and Apply Cahewa Oink
menfee aiag irritation, and Inflammation, and o0e and
heal 1sa CSfaya Renf eoof and cleanse the booA
This affords instant relief permits rest
and sleep of and other itching burning
humors of the sk scalp and blood and points to speedy
permannt and economical all other remedies and the
best physicians fall The SET costing consisting Of Soap asc
Ointment soc Resoen ha ize) each separately
be had where medicines sold throughout
the world
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.
BRIEF JoTriNos.

A meeting Of the Civic Club viii pe
held at fraternity HOUSE, Saturday FED
quarry 25th, at $50 p. m.
The Annual meeting of the Mutual lid
movement Club will be held Monues
Feh 9Th with Mrs Wish As Deering
street. Roll call from the l4th ana io'i'
chapters of the Manual.
The LIQUOR deputies made seizure yes
terday At No. So Commercial street.
N. d Smith, of this city. Will hold
praise service Sunday afternoon ~
o,clock. at Mr.. Maxwell's house, 81 Mer-
Till street. A.
A stiu alarm was sent to Engine SIS
house about 8. 80 yesterday morning for a
small blaze in the plaster mill on west
CONNER cial street.
nleasipg feature of the last meeting OF
Gao. Washington Council was the presen-
tatiop To Exc. william u: Hart OF nne
badge OF mem bership. me speech Oh
presentation was MADE by tne os as., !.
Sec Alfred Southworth ana WINS ne'insy
responded to by Mr.. Hart.
The monthly business meeting OF tine
Diet Mission will be held at the rIoter
nity House this afternoon at CLOCK.
The annual meeting Of the Equal sun
rage Club will be held at 10 Melien street
this afternoon at O'Clock. A fuii at'eh'
dance Is requested .o =,
tho Eaypswell line will leave at 2 30 In
stead of q 90 D. M.
Tvanhoe lodge, IS. of p, will confer the
rank of knight upon six candidates heA'
Tuesday evening
A meeting Of the executive "p,Ilio.o ,
III ha
ty House, at =. 80 p. ~, To-Day.
Portland is the largest importer OF
China CLAW In the country. Since Novem-
her 23. 1898 when the first invoice OF tnis
mstarial was reoei we'd here Portland mas
imported ., 200 tons OF the clay, on wniof
the duties amounted to some 20 ,ooo.
Bright, with "a crisp nortn VIM yes'e''
day. ..,,,a,. s,..a,
but not rushing since Monday.
last evening Mr. Ii. ". Shaylor de
monstrated the vertical round system Of
handwriting before the Railroad I'm. Y
A., and a class was started.
A case of scarlet fever is reported at
Spring street.
Over 400 PEG pie enjoyed the supper ant
entertainment given by the Martb,
Washington society at Bosworth fos
hall, Thursday evening:
The members OF Engine Co NO.
went to Riverton last night and partooi
of d clam supper.
Rev Lewis Malvern will address thu
v,an,s reeting AZ the Y. NJ. G. A. sun
day afternoon at 4.30 o'clock.
The Rev. Charles IL. Daniels, ID; ID.
of Boston, secretary of the A. b. z, f.
Missions. will preach in the Woodford
Congregational church on sunday morn
ing and the pastor, Rev. Edwin r VII
son, will preach IN the oe9onu ~ ra'isi
.,,,zah for Raw MIR Hack who Is Ill.
~. j. Harmon ~ Co., the florists at o4'
Congress street, are having special salt
of roses and violets today at less than .hai
regular price.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
OBITUARY..
FRANK LOUIS LINCOLN.

FRANK LOUIS LINCOLN.
Mr.. Frank Louis Lincoln died very sud
denly Thursday morning OF rheumatism
of the heart ut the residence of his father,
Levi L. Lincoln, Main street, North
Deering. The news of his death will be a
great shock to his large circle of friends
anu his loss will be mourned by all. Mr..
Lincoln was Al years of age,
The funeral will probably take place
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock. The bur-
ial will be at Bath.
GEORGE II. PERKINS
The friends of Mr.. George ii. Perkins
formerly of this city, will hear with deep
regret of his death which occurred at At.
lantic City, n. j. on the gath ultimo.
MIR. Perkins was % years of nge. He
served calamity in the Civn War as
member of Co. II, ssh Maine Volunteers.
He was Past Commander of Joe Hooker
Post No. 80, Past Commander Janway
Camp 5. of ", and Colonel of the Union
Veteran Legion, He leaves q widow and
two sisters.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
IN TaE MUNICIPAL COURT.

There were 35 dodgers at the police stu
tion Thursday night Seventeen were
tramps and seventeen We're inebrlates
who were: brought before Judge Robinson
IL. the Municipal court yesterday morn,
ing. Officers Greeley and Frank secured
twelve of this group In their section OF
the city.
There were no sensational features oe-
veIoped in the arraignment and dispose
of the entire roundup. Several promised
TO reform, others to get right out of town
and nearly every one pleaded 'nrst
offense." The dock was soon cleared and
then the liquor deputies brought up three
search and seizure cases which Appeared
and gave bonds.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
Cream of Tartar.

Cream of tartar comes from grapes 1t has been used
for eaveng purposes for generations and has proved per-
fectly wholesome.
AS only few pounds of obtained from hundreds
of pounds of grapes, is necessarily expepsve that why
many baking powder manufacturers alum and other
adulterants substitutes
Clevelands baking powder is made of cream of tartar
and is absolutely pure and wholesome
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
VERDICT OF COKoNER's JURY.

Coroner Perry's jury has com pleted it.
inquiry into the cause of the death oil
Michael Glare and decided that Clare
came TO his death last Friday from injur-
les received by being run over while
crossing the Grand Trunk tracks near the
foot of India street. the cars being at
tschcd to and propelled by engine No
6l5, then and there owned and operated
by the Grand Trunk system. The make
up OF the panel was as follows; CLARK
H Barker F z, "A nea' r Berry,, C. A.
s Holland Roscoe q. Hall
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
FUNERAL OF ANDREW II. LARKIN.

The funeral Of the late Andrew H..
Larkin took place from st. Dominic's
church on Friday morning In the prtser ce
Of a large assemblaee. The ofic iatinR
clergyman was tho Rev. Edward II. Hur-
ley, who was celebrant of the high mass
Of requiem. The st. Dominio's choir un
der the direction Of Miss Egsn rendered
the musical selections In most Impress
i've manner. Some friends of the dece ased
from the cathedral parish also assisted In
the singing. The Knights Of Column bus
were present in body. The following
gentlemen were bearers: O'Brieu, Nc.
Donough. Owen, Mctowan, Landers
and Donne'iy. At the close OF the ser-
vices Fath,r Hurley delivered very
practical discourse on our duty to the de-
parted and the Christian princip pie II ex-
tending our sympathy to the afflicted at
all times The intcrment was at Calvary
CO me terry.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

Items. ofsIntsrsss Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

Two men fell overheard from Portland
pier Thursday evening and were rescued
with considerable difficulty byspsople who
happened to he in the neighburhood.
Yesterday noon . planter working on
the Msrryoonesg was thrown into the
dock by plank that he was using Tor
staging giving way. A pot OF paint up
set ON him which, together with thor
ouah wetting constituted bis INJURIES
he being pulled out without difiicu'ty.
Some uneasiness is being felt at the
failure to report Of tho schooner DAVID
p. Davis. Captain Davis. she sailed
from this port to BoCehbay, and from
there to Wellington, ID. c., with cetgo
81 nee she left Boothaby, and nothing has
been heard from her. she 10 o strong YES
sci. however,, and 1t IL quite probable that
she may be loo bound somewhere.
The Toe has been chopped OF the marine
railway but the schooner q. J. Wiiiaru
and steamer Ocean View cannot come
OF until a broken wheel IL repaired. This
wheel is connected with the mechanism
OF the railway and IL being made mt the
Portland company. 1t will be put In place
In day or two.
The Ocean View has been thoroughly
over hauled and will be one OF the Trim
NEST lobster steamers In the harpof. Sne
has been fitted with new propeller, pilot
house and lobster well.
The tug G. A. Dickey went TO Fal-
mouth this morning to break ice 80 the
coal laden scow Mildred A. Cloudy could
get up to wharf.
The tramp steamer Cacouna sailed yes
tertiay morning for Louisburg. q. b.
The Allan line steamship Sandman,
Captain A. II. Vipond, arrived In Port.
land Yesterday with 175 tons Of freight
and no passengers. She experienced the
same heavy weather and passed through
the Same storms as did the othor steam
ers which arrived here during the week,
but with no damage to herself or crew
On Monday the I'D In latitude ~ So
north and longitude 81 west she passed q
Thomson line boat light and steering
west, which the officers thought was the
overdue steamer Aroma, formerly the
Lamberts Point. The steamer was evil
IDENTIFY the kildona Of the same line. rs
the Aroma was deep and bound east
Nothing was seen OF any OF the otner
steamers which are overdue
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Mr.. simeon Malone Injured q, IN.
Elevator.

simeon Malone. .supsrintendent Of this
Portland Warehouse and Transfer com.
Fpany. wss quits badly injured at the Gall
block Thursday forenoon. In some way
b. got caught in this folding doors over
ths elevator shaft and his legs were
crushed and bruised. He was taken 70
his home. 4e2 Cumberland street. and a
physician sent for His injuries are not
expected to result seriously but will prob.
ally conflne him TO the house for several
days
There was another mishap at the Gait
block Thursday. By accident, piece
Of board was thrown out of one Of the
back windows 1t struck man standing
below, on the forehead cutting quite .
severe cash.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
WEDDINGS
PHILBRICK-ROWE.

In Brunswick Tuesday, by the kev.
MIR. Holmes Miss Susie K. Rowe OF Bel
fast was united In marriage to Mr.. Fred
Philbrick OF Thorndike. Miss Rowe has
peen q resident Of Portland for the past
four years and has bean In the employ OF
Milliken, Cousens & Short Manufsctnr'
ing Co. She has made many friends and
received many useful presents. which
testify to the high esteem In which she
is held. Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrick will
reside in Thorndike during the winter.
The best wishes of \ large circle of friends
go with them az they enter Into their
new life.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
DISCUSSED THE SCHOOL SYSTEM

The weekly meeting of the W. Q. Il. U.
occurred yesterday afternoon at the head
quarters on Oak street. Miss Mary n.
Bishop read n paper on 1.-The Portland
Schools" which WAS very carefully pre-
pared and covered the entire system and
Its management Incidentally the ques
ton Of women on the school board was
mentioned and Miss Bishop spoke Of the
great interest which Is icing shown Ia
this matter BY the voters OF Portland.
She also told of the improveme which
have been made in the schools in the past
year and spoke OF . few things which
may be done during the coming year. 1t
was very interesting paper and was lis
tened to by quite number of members OF
the society.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
LEBANON COMMANDERY.

, Lebanon Cummandery, 220, knights Of
Malta, has perfected arrangements for II
big celebration, Wednesday evening
March s. There VIII he an installation
of officers, a fine entertainment by special
talent, and a banquet There are to b.
special guests and prominent knights OF
Malta will be present The lodge mem
bers will issue invitations to their friends
The election Of officers will take place
next Wednesday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
EoRrIFICATIoN WORK RESUMED.

Work on the fortifcatlons at Cushing's
island is being resumed and as soon as
the frost permits will he commenced on
Great Diamond On March q, bids will
be opened for furnishing q complete cleo
trio plant to light the mortar batteries at
Fort Preble. This contract will include
the lights, wiring, dynamos and every
thing included in first class electric
plant
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
FUNERAL OF MRS, MARTHA
MITCHELL.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Marthl
NJ. Mitchell took place at two O'Clock yes
terday afternoon from st. Luke's Catbe
dral. The relatives and friends OF ths
deceased gathered at the late home o.
Mrs Mitchell at 1888 Danforth street.
where she lived with her niece, Miss Sar-
gent, and followed the remains 70 the
Cathedral, where most impressive services
were Conducted by Rev. Charles NJ. Sills
The Ichoir OF the Cathedral rendered tn,
beautiful hymns Peace" and '.Eol
ali Thy Saints, who from their Labors
Rest" with great feeling.
The bearers were j. A. Merrill, Johr
Y. A. Merrill. Charles ID. Merrill, h. W
Robinson, DIR. Spaulding, and J. Franz
Little. lntermeut took place Mt Ever
green cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
ANICKERBoCKER STEAM TONNAGE

In the case of knickerhocker Steam
Towage Company VS.. the Barge William
d. Becker, libel for salvage, a decree for
salvage of $500 and costs has been entered
by Judge Webb in the District court.
One half of this sum Is TO go to the own
ers of the tug aud one-halt is to 20 to the
officers and crew 10 be divided in proper
ton to their rate of wages.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
BEACON CoMMANDERY, X. OF

At the annual meeting of Beacon Com :
maudery knights of Malta these officers
were elected:
Sir KIT. Conn.,. A. McKenney.
Generalissimo-F. W. McConkey.
Captain Gensral-Fred A. HANDY.
Prelate- Newell W. Edison.
Recorder Robert b. Lord.
Asst. Recorder-T. l.. Darrah.
Treasurer-GeoIg go W. Marston.
Senior Warden-E. A. Woodman.
Junior Warden-W. q. Sherburn.
Trustee for Eighteen Moqshs-E- T..
Col.
These officers will he ipssolled and the
appointive officers selected and installed
next Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

ATKINSON FURNISHING COMPANY.
The Atkinson Furnishing Co. has
elected the following officers:
Clerk-Levi Turner, Portland.
Treasurer--A lbert q. Hagar, Boston.
Direotors-Sidney L. Cushing, Boston
Isaac W. Chick, Boston; Levi Turner,
Portland; George J. Bicknell Boston
Albert c. Hagar. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
Better Good Afar off
Than EOH at Hand. y

# tie "evH At hand" Is
a disordersd condition of the
blood, the "oood" Is not
afar off," Hoods Sar-
ssparflla Is a natural blood
purifier. and svHhin tie pos
sibilities of everyone. It
cures scrotula. salt rheum
and eOery other form of
blood disease.
1t relieves dyspeptic troubles and kid
ney and liver difficulties. Its use has
saved thousands OF lives and made peo-
pie better able to stand the cares and
worries Of life.
Iruptlons ~ spent hundreds OF dol
lars to cure eruptions on my right leg with
Out permanent good. Six bottles OF Hood
SaYsaparills completely cured me. i am
very grateful" HERMAN BARTLETT, 46z
Ninth Ave, New York City.
eorofula Sore Enlargement of the
arm bone. with bunch, proved to be
scrofula. The sore discharged disagreeably
Hoods Sarsaparilla healed II all and left
me sound as q nut" GAIT. WIN. s. BARKER
Box 8, Wilson's, N. Fl.
Rheumatisn1 - " Five bottles Of Hoods
sarsaparilla cured my infiammatory rheu-
matism, and can now do my own house
work" Mas. II. CRowEINGsHrrLp, 30,
Prospect Street, gainesville, Ohio.
ColtYe IL had dyspepsia and took
Hoods Sarsaparilla for It and found beside
relieving that that by persistent use 1t cured
the goitre Of Is years standing. We are
never without Hoods" MRS NJ. d. WILASp
Box M7, Joplin, Mo.
An Gone" Had no appetite or strength
could not sleep or got rested, was com
pletely run down. Two bottles Hoods Sar'
sapayllla cured the tired feeling and l dc
my own work" MRS. A. DICK, Melville, NJ
oatayvjn-"f was so low with catarrf
that I could not gel around the house
Tried all sorts OF remedies. Hoods Ssrsa-
pakilla was the last. 1t cured me-" MRS
cHAaLEs RHINE. S35 Oak Lane, York, Pa.
Tho Blood Was tired out, had nc
appetite until took Hoods Sarsaparllla
1t built me right up and can eat heartily"
Ezra NJ. HAaRR, Athoi, Mass.
hoods Sa,sqbo,M
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
CHRISTS DEFINITION OF A GOOD
NEIGHBOR.

Rev. W. S.Ayres, pastor of First ,Bap-
list church, is preaching q series Of ser
mons On the parallels of Christ ~ found
in the gospel of st. Luke for Sunday eve-
ming, FebTnary26, his text being Christ 8
Definition of Good Neighhor."
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

Chicken pies at Calderwood's bakery
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

Don't forget to buy plum pudding 81
CaIderwood's today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
hoods Sa,dabmM
czaza7 IlESll2auD/

Hood, Pulls cure liver pls; non-irritatirg and
only cath.rdc to take with Aood's saI.ap.rilL.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
HIGH sr Rect EVENING SERVICE


This will he the programme ut High
street church tomorrow evening;
Prelude-Notherno. Gotterman
Violincelio and Organ,
Anthem-Te Deum, Corpin
Choir Seleotion-Hail to the Lords
Amounted, Hanscom
Response-Lsad Kindly Light. Buck
Offert Religioso,
San Saens
Cello solo.
Selection BeTcsus., kenneth
Cello Solo.
Postlnde- March, b, Gounod
James A. Balm, orga mist and director.
Air. Carl Oesenberg. violincsliist.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR
Augusta, February 2s. The Governor
has made the following appointInents:
Harbor mmissioner--Gharles W. L.
6oding. Portland. ~
aCoroner-Jalnes b. Fernsld, fremont.
Inland Fish and Game warden-Gsorge
u. Simpson. Watervilla
Agent TO Prevent Cruelty-J0hn No
Asnus, South Portland; Fred w. Hunt
ington, Portland.
Dedimus justice-Cyril p. Harmon,
Buxton. p. o. West Buxton.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25


Fig Carames marmalade from choice Turkish Figs in
a molasses candy jacket, 100 per pound
OUR HOME MADE CHOCOLATES
AS good any 4oc goods in the city, I9c per pound
FRANKLIN MIxTURE
BuTTERED sALTED ON DAY OF SALE.
Peanuts II lie per pound
Texas Pecans 35c per pound
English walnuts, 35c per pound
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, &c per quart
New Texas Pecans, 71-2c per pound
Baby walnuts loc per pound
Lady Fingers &c per dozen
Mrs. Lincon's Diamond Cookies, 90 per dozen
Tarts puff cream pasry-home made jelly filings,
&c per dozen
Fresh baked cocoauut cakes, &c per pound
Common crackers of the best quaity-fresh from the
In cartons Of about l25 crackers 20c-very low
Ginger Snaps crisp and gngery in miniature barrels
holding fully half peck, 22c
Sailed Banners.
Small saltines in two quart cartons, &c each
Old Cream Cheese, l0c per pound
Neufchatels, 4c each--3 for loo
Canadian Cheese, in porcelain pots, sc each
Pine Apple Cheese, cottage size 35c each
st. Lambert Prints, pc per pound
Clover Leaf Creamery, pc per pound
Choice Cooking 19c per pound
Half dozen Of them sliced make half gallon pickles,
10c per dozen
Heinz's Sweet mixed Pickles, zoe per quart
Lightly sailed and sugar cured.
One lot, ) Lie per pound
One lot 5 3-4c per pound
In pound jars wild strawberries and wild raspberes,
10c per jar
New Hampshire fruit tart, and of excellent cooking
quality, 90 per pound
The FL Eximo Perfecto
% cigars in box, 60 each-S1.50 per box.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

This gown is made Of soft
muslin. Empire style. Square
yoke effect. Trimmed sauarely
around front with So inch
deep ruffie of Swiss Embroidery.
Neck high in back.
Yoke is of Swiss Insertion,
Hamburg braiding, with narrow
colored ribbon run in.
Back of yoke has 4 half-inch
tucks across.
Cut extra long and full.