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Blown From a Bridge.

Yokohama, Oct. 9.-While typhoon
was raging last Saturday a train was
blown from bridge into the river near
Utsunomya. Six persons Were killed
and many injured. Great damage was
done to property and crops.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-10-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HERE IS A % PER CT. INVESTMENT
New double house and neat three
room house, on rear Of lot, lot 36 feet
by 103. Fine sidealk and street graded.
Water in all three of the houses. Rents
FOR $42 month. Can sell for $1,SO0,
part cash and rest on time. Perfect
title.
REYNOLDS & MCDOWELL.
46 East Broadway, Butte.
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FOR SALE-4 ROOM BRICK, ONE
block and half of Main. 2ls blocks of
Fark. City water, abstract for 81 O50.00.
\ bargain. S. M. Wade, Silver Bow
block, room 80.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A SO
room house, desirable location, 81, 900. 90
$3.50 buys furniture of rooms. Rent
only $4,000. Jackson & Co., II West
Granite. E
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FOR SALE-6 ROOM DOUBLE BRICK
house. tneW) full lot, CT S Main street
S1,S5O.00 easy payments. Rents for $3t
Reid 4 Kennedy, 5 w. Broadway.
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A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE GOOD
4 room house and lot one block from
corner OF Broadway and Washington
$I,50000. Reek & Churchhill, 80 e Gran
ite.
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or suite, also Housekeeping rooms.
514 West Broadway.
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w A N r T. D-1.1CO POUND HORSE
VIII keep for winter for use: light eX-
erclse. North Montana street.
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800 EACH + OR FULL SIZED LOTS IN
the city limits See these of you want
good location for cheap homes. Nc
MILAN & Floyd, AZ Il. Broadway. IT,
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FOR SALE-FURNIIURE OF FOUF
rooms, good as new. House for rent
good location. Sell for $3.50. Enquire
5O4 West Park street.
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FOR SALE . ROOM BOARDING
house, 80 boarders $250.00 Reid &
Kennedy, w. Broadway.
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FOB SALE 20 ROOM LODGING
house, central location. Also II room
lodging house, both cheap. Reid &
Kennedy, w Broadway
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FOR SALE--A CAR OF NEW MICH
cows at Montana Stables, 12O South
Montana.
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FOR SALE-CIGAR AND CONFEC-
tionary store for $3.50: close in. Case &
Holmes, 26 East Broadway.
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FOR SALE-EIGHTEEN ROOM LODG-
ing house for $1,000. $500 cash, balance
on time. Case & Holmes, 26 East
Broadway.
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HOUsEKE KEEPING ROOMS, CON-
pletely furnished with stoves, dishes.
and all cooking utensils necessary: in
good warm block, which requires
very little heat, even in cold weather.
The block has been lately repaired.
cleaned and refurnished. and is under
new management. Come early and get
West Galena.
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FOR RENT--$2o.Go LARGE ROOM
suitable for carriage or carpenter shop.
over Christie & IiurZler. 12l $. Main.
thompson Inv. Co, 42 E. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-FOUR ROOM BRICK ON
west side for 81 900. Case & Holmes, 26
East Broadway.
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HAS YOUR ADVERTISEMENT OF

ROOMS OR HOUSES FOR
this column? TO-
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FOR SALE - SIX ROOM FRAN Z
house on west side for $1,000. Case &
Holmes, 26 East Broadway.
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FOR RENT-FRONT PARLOR BED
room. with bath, light and all modern
conVenlences; two gentlemen preferred.
Also gentleman wishes roommate at
North jackson.
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FOR RENT IN THE TUI'TLE BLOCK
some very desirable vacant rooms suit
able for office or sleeping rooms. Steam
at. neat. Inquire at Daily. Donahoe ::
Meyers bank
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF FOUR
rooms. Enquire 20 w. Woolman.
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F'gt: RENT-$42.50 8 ROOM MODERN
o''ck, South Main. Thompson Inv Co.
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS. AT IS
pc: month. 6l5 South Dakota. Also two
wagons, horse and harness far san
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FOR RENT - ROOM MODERN
Dwelling, West Side Thompson Inv. Co.
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FOR SALE-GOOD SECOND HAND
Sewing Machine cheap, up stairs 720
South Utah avenue.
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WANTED LADY ROOMMATE, PLEAS
ant rooms 35 West Copper.
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FOR sALE-CORNER OF BROADWAY
and Wyoming, good paying res
taurant, cheap. Conroy e. Morley, 46
East Broadway
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WANTED-OLD IRON. DRAsS. COP
per. rubber ana T rails at highest cash
pricas Correct weight guaranteed
Zeeve Junk Co.. 1896 South Arlaona
street p. o. Box $50. Butte.
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WANT TO BUY A THREE OR FOUR
room house. State price and location.
F. Angus, City.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-NEW SIX ROOM MOD
ern house, on West Side Rooms large
and every thing convenient. Best
residence part of city. Ahas. L. Smith
% w. Granite street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4THOROCGHBRED BUFF LEG
horns, Cock erils and Pufiet3
i for sale. Apply No 1920 Ne
SA4e93S Vada avenue.
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WANTED-.A 3A WAGON THAT WILL
haul two tons. Call at 16 West Park.
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FOR SALE-NEW HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture and piano. No. 621 Utah avenue.
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5000 90 CASH WILL MAKE FIRST PAY
ment on first class boarding house
west side, balance to suit. Conroy &
Morley, E. Broadway.
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE-STAND-
ard make, good as new, cheap for cash.
Call or address A. F. Laird. $50 Frank
lin street, Butte. Mont.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers Of real estate
have been recorded at the Cumberland
county registry of deeds:
Martha A. Gray of Portland to Nathan
F. Freeman of Portland, lot of land
In Portland in that part formerly Deer
ing, on Forest avenue.
Arthur Lyman to Elizabeth Groves of
Portland, for $40, lot of land In Deer
ing and Glenwood on the southeasterly
side OF Devon street, containing 1910
square feet.
Margaret Victoria Robinson Of Portland
to Albert l.. Emerson of Biddeford, n
lot of land on the souuherly side OF War.
rem avenue In Portland. formerly Deering,
and on the northerly side OF the Por tland
81 Rochester railroad.
Allison L. Themes of Harrison to y.
w. and q. II. Cummings of Harrison
a lot of land in Harrison. being a part
of meadow lot, containing ten acres.
Dorcas Knaeland of Harrison to George
II. Cummings of Harrison, for SIG. burial
lot in Harrison village cemetery.
Dorcas Kneeland OF Harrison to ". G.
Lowell of Boston, Mass. for SIS, burial lot
In Harrison village cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
FREE OF CHARGE.

ANY adultsuffering from cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who will call at
Z. E. Fickett's, 212 Danforth. E. w.
Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonough &
Sheridan's. 235 Congress, or j. e. Goold,
d Co.'s, POI Federal ST., will be presented
with a sample bottle of BOschee's
German syrup, free Of charge.
Only one bottle given to one person and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
SUCH sale as Eg0sehee's German
syrup in all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions Of
bottles were given away, and your drug
gists will tell you its success was marvel
ous. IT Is really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed ply
sicians. One Is cent bottlewill cure or
prove its value. Seldsby all druggists 10
This city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
BOARD OF TRADE.
Grain inspection and Entertainment
of Changers Discussed.

At the monthly meeting of the mana
gers of the Board of Trade Thursday
morning, the following gentlemen were
elected members of the board: Elias
Thomas, Jr., Clarence Graves, Cornelius
Harris, Charles ID. Alexander, Henry O..
ellison, Fred H. King.
The secretary reported that Messrs. W.
L. Blake, ]. p. Tenney, S. A. Stevens.
&c. W. Thaxter and ID. W. True g. Co.
had become members OF the Merchants
Exchange.
The matter Of grain inspector at this
port, referred to the secretary at the last
meeting. came up and the correspondence
was read of the whole system as rracticed
in Chicago by the chief Officials there and
In other cities of the West AS further in
formation was needed as to the most
practical and effective methods required
here, on motion of Mr.. j. B. Coleman
the president was authorized to appoint
a committee to perfect and recommend
q system. The president nominated
Messrs. X. r. Doten, Fred II. King and
Warren p. Chase as such committee
which the board approved, and this oom-
mittee will report later.
Messrs. NJ. n. Rich, j. 3. Coleman
and A. W. Smith were appointed spec
ial committee to confer with the mayor
and the city assessors upon matter of
public interest.
Members of the board having noticed
that the state Grange had been invited
to again hold its annual meeting in De-
cember 1921 next, at Bangor, expressed
hope that tina Grange might finally CON-
clude to come to Portland If that city
furnish the needed accommodations for
their meetings and quarters. and it was
voted to cooperate in any way tine board
can with the city government to that
end
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
DEATHS.

In this city, June 1, John Nicholas. son al
Margaret and the late John NJ. Rooney.
Funeral Saturday az 2 o'clock from his late
residence, No. l Laurel Lane.
In this city, June l. Cora May, infant child Of
Herbert II. and Grace Stickney, aged years
In this city, Deering district, June 1, Mary A.
widow Of Freeman Porter. aged 90 wears.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.l
in this city, May 81, Nellie May Edwards
wife Of Granville Il. Edwards. aged SO years, j
month.
Funeral Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
In ID rchester. Mag 81, Carrie w wife OF
james II. Deering formerly OF this city.
In Bangor. May "a, VIM. o. T.. Pearson aged
- years 29tn, Lawrence Ccney, aged ee years.
In South Waterford. May 22, Herbert A.
Noble: aged So years.
In West Paris, May ~, Adoniram Curtis, aged
81 wears; simeon y. CuFsis, aged 60 years
In Iogns, MAY "a, Patrick Jones' aged ~ yrs
IN Byron, May %, Daphna. Bancroft, aged
N Norway. May 10, Martha Jane sanporu
aged 6S years.
: "a Canton. May IL. orrin X. stetson. aged
rs years. ~
The funeral services OF the late George =.
Gay VIII take place this (triday) afternoon at
O'Clock at his late residence. 45sParris street.
THE funeral OF Mary. Daughter Of John +.
sna Mary aaiey, VIII take place from parents'
residences, 22 Ponce street. Friday attsrnoon at
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
BRILLIANT PROSPECTS.
summer Basins.. In Portland WIN he
Large.

The arrivals at the different hotels in
the city are increasing az the warm sea
son advances, aud there Is strong likeli
hood that Portland viii hold within It's
walls during the coming summer an un.
usually large number OF visitors.
Inquiry was made yesterday by re-
porter OF the PRESS at many Of the lead.
Ina hotels as to the prospects for the sum,
mer, and Without single exception the
reply was that unless all signs fail the
travel 20 this city for the next few months
would be very large. The proprietors
stated that they were receiving right
along teiegra1s ana letters asking for
rates and the probability Of getting 40.
oommodations at certain specified times
in June, July and August and that these
enquiries were on the increase from day
10 day.
Not only at the hotels but at many OF
the private boarding houses Of the city APP
plications for rooms are coming In thick
and fast.
Cottages along the Cape shore and at
the several islands are In active demand
and the boarding houses in these sections
ara likely to be crowded. So that taking
1t all in all. with any kind Of reasonable
weather conditions, Portland and vicin.
ity Is bound to make up the losses sus.
TUNED last summer by visitors who were
heightened away lest they should get IN
the range of some hostile Spanish cruiser.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
CONVENTION NEW JERUSALEM
CHURCH.

Rev. Samuel Worcester, pastor of the
New Jerusalem church and several of
the members.of that society have been
for the past few days In attendance upon
the annual meetings of the General Con-
vention of the New Jerusalem church,
and its various associate bodies at Brock
ton and Boston.
The council of ministers met in Brock
ton on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Rev. Mr.. Worcester read paper be-
fore the meeting. The Sunday Sob DOL as
sociation meets In Boston on Friday.
Tns American League of Y. p. societies
on Friday evening and Saturday, and the
convention itself on Saturday, continuing
through Tuesday.
On Sunday forenoon MIR. Worcester
breaches In the church at Newtonviils
for Rev. John ATorcsster. the president Of
the convention. Quite number of Port
land people have been in attendance upon
the meetings.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
JUNIOR ENDEAVoR.

The junior department of the Y. p. S.
Q. E., held Its election OF officers for next
term as follows:
Superintendent--Mr Mrs. M. A. Houston.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Lucy
Houston.
President-Miss Nellie Palmer
Vice President--Miss Ethel Harris.
Seeretary-Miss Il. Palmer.
Treasurer-Miss Anna Eastman.
Lookout Committee-Miss Mabel Fos-
ter, Miss George Lawrence.
Praynr Nesting Committee-Mr. James
nrederick, MIR. Robert Matthews, Miss
Flower Colnmittee--Miss Alice East.
man. Miss Gladys Matthews, Miss Alioe
Bali, Master G. harris. ---Ss
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
HARBOR NOTES.
Item. efrns.rsst Picked Up Along shs
water Front


/ The rspors that Ca ptl Arthur sewall Of
the ship Benjamin sewan had been ar
rested at Hong Kong for the alleged MUIR
der of sailor. while generally accepted
IS true In shipping circles in this city. Il
believed to have been justiiiable, as those
who know the young captain cannot
think that he committed the crime unless
10 self defense.
Capt. Sewall resides when ashore with
his father on Mysaic street. Everett Mass.
He is well know In Boston and also In Ev-
croft He was appointed commander Of
the Sewail when scarcely out Of his teens,
and he since acquired the controlling In
teress In tho vessel Capt. sewall has
been rather unfortunate during the past
year. Early in 1895 while his vessel was
preparing to leave New York, the GUS
toms officials seized quantity Of goods
belonging to the captain, which they
claimed we're Struggled. Tbs ship pro-
ceeded to Baltimore. where she loaded
with coal for the Pacific. Just before
she sailed donkey engine exploded on
board. killing one man and damaging
the vessel. Proceeding on her passage she
met with heavy weather, and finally put
into Rosario, where she was detained for
weeks repairing She then sailed for
Maurituis and has since been trading in
the far east. Capt. Sewall's friends in
Boston expect to see him acquitted of
the murder charge when the case is given
a hearing.
Steamers from Liverpool, as well AZ
other vessels, report immense icebergs
drifting across the North Atlantic ship
ping routes and seriously eEdangering
steamships. The ice blockade Of the
northern portion OF Newfoundland con.
tinues and fishing operations are crippled
in consequence.
The schooner Matte J. Allies went on
the marine railway yesterday afternoon
for repairs.
Steamer State OF Maine arrived at Q. &c
a. m, ana proceeded to Boston one hour
later.
The tug Howell arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Portsmouth, Nh, towing Lib
by & wescott's pile driver which has been
at work there.
| The tow boat Springwater arrived this
morning from Parrsboro,, s., towing
coal laden barges Nos. Q and 4.
One Of the overseers at Pleasant cove,
Diamond island, had one Of his hands
quite badly crushed yesterday morning
by loaded bucket falling upon 1t. He
was brought to the city In the tow boat
@. A. Dickey and the wound was dressed
by the marine hospital physician at the
custom house.
There are about 1890 tons Of English
coal now lying in the harbor In bargss.
Mary E. Caswsll arrived with 600 lob
sters for Portland Lobster company.
| At the office of the United States ship.
ping commissioner articles are open fer
crews for the following vessels: Grace
Davis, Portland to Granite Island, N.
| z, and return east; Hattie g. Luce,
Portland to Hurricane island and than
westi o. d. Withsreli. crew goes to Ports
mouth, N. H., and joins vessel which
proceeds from there to the Kennehec,
thence TO coal port and return east:
Alice NJ. Colburn, Portland 30 coal port
and return east.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
THa LATE MIoHAnL FLAHERTY.

At a regular nesting of the Portland
Longshore Benevolent Society held on
May 80, resolutions OF respect for the
memory af ths late Michael Elahsrty, 4
member Of this body. were adopted; and
1t was resolved that the sympathy of ths
society be conveyed to the widow and
family OF the deceased fellow member,
recommending them In the hour of their
bereavement to the kindly consultations OF
Him who doeth all things we'll. The
COMMITTEES drafting the resolutions were:
N. O. Marlborough, Morris ]. Cramel
and Il. l.. MCKINLEY.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
THE INJURED BICYCLE RIpER

George e. Pike of Auturn, who was
injured at the Memorial day races here,
is reported to be getting on we'll. The
Lewiston Journal says: "The Twin
City Cycle club has nothing but praise
for the kindness Of the Portland wheel
men. Tuesday, In caring for GEORGE Il.
Pike, who was injured In the bicycle
races. They expressed their sympathy
In the most practical way, says one II
the local wheeimep, 'and We shall always
remem her them for it -
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
oERvERA MAY RETURN 10 PORTS
MOUTH.

The Kittsry correspondent of the Lew
iston journal says, News has been re-
ceived In Kittery that Admiral Cervera
may visit the Kittery navy yard this
summer for the pur pose of removing
from tbs Seaveys island cemetery the
bodies Of the Spanish sailors. He has
written a Portsmouth friend to this
effect. The permission Of the United
States governments would be necessary
and could undoubtedly be obtained.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
ANNIVERSARY OF BISHOP
HEALY'S CONSIDERATION.

Rt. Rev. James Augustine Healy, D.
D., will celebrate the cath anniversary of
his conservation today. There will be a
solemn high mass at nine o'clock a. M.
which will be attended by a number of
priests from outside of the city, and the
visiting clergymen will be given din
ner at the bishops residence.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
ITINERARY ATLANTIC soUADR0z

The itinerary of the North Atlantic
squadron under Admiral Sampson as
sent out from the flagship is as follows.
Arrive at Newport May 90. Leave New
port for Boston june is. Return to New
port from Boston. Leave Newport for
Portsmouth and Portland the second
week In July, returning to Newport
about two weeks from the time OF lsav-
ing Newport. Leave Newport for Bar
Harbcr about August /. Resura to New
port In shout II days.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MocULLuM.s THEATRE.

The numerous inquiries for seats and
the many letters received containing re-
quests for tickets for the season AZ the
McCullum's theatre, indicates that the
interest In this summer theatre is general
and the most prosperous season this con-
scientious manager ever had will be his
reward for the many years. service he
has given to the summer amusements In
this city.
Manager MoCullum will open his sea-
son at Cape Cottage Saturday evening,
June 10 with magnificent production
Of Belasoo and DeMilles' brilliant drama,
tThe Charity Ball" His company this
year comprises 90 persons, all strangers
to Portland theatre goers except i've.
Each member, however, has won recog-
milton In the largest cities by splendid
achievements in various lines Of dra-
matte profession and the best company
that MIR. McCullum has ever introduced
to the Portland public may he antici-
pated. Reserved seats for the opening
night and the season will 60 ,on sale at
Sawyer confectionery store, Monument
Square, tomorrow morning ct o a. m.
Tickets will be limited to six for each
person in line and in the enforcement
of this rule all may obtain good seats.
After the opening night persons may en-
gage any number OF seats they desire for
one night or for the season and all orders
received by mail or telephone win be
filled in the order Of their receipt. The
co MA xwf
last, round trip tickets including ad-
mission TO the theatre will be IS cents
and reserved seats ten and twentyicents
extra.
MR.. TAYLoR'S RECITAL.
At the Y. NJ. @. A. hall last evening
the pupils of MIR. o. Stewart Taylor. In
a most creditable manner, gave the fol-
lowing delightful programmes;
Sullivan-o Gladstone Light,
Golden Legend
Geibel. Joys of Spring
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Cloudman and MISS
Springer
Donizetti, Sextette from Lucia
Misses Pope and Hall, Messrs. CONN,
Henderson. Taylor and Cloudmau.
Mascheroni, Ave Maria
Miss Hall.
Rossini, Ouis Est Homo
Miss Phinnsy and Mrs. Cioudman.
Noelet--a, Elegie.
Gottschalk, --b, La Tremolo,
Mr.. Mcdonnell.
GODDARD. Chanson de Florian
Miss Lang.
Mendelssohn-How Lovely are the
Messengers, st. Paul
Chorus
Gounod-Trio from Faust, act ".
Faust
Mr. CONN.
Valentine,
Mr.. Henderson.
Mephistopheles,
MIR. Cloudman.
Finale of Act " Margarite
Miss Pope.
Faust, s- s.....~ss 4. II n. H. s
Mr. Coffin.
Selections from the Redemption, Part
III.
Holy Women,
Miss ellison, Miss Lang, Miss Hall.
Angel,
Miss ellison.
Narrator.
MIR. Henderson.
Jesus.
Mr.. Taylor and Chorus.
NoTEs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02

Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop holiness of the skin it
any part of the body; Doan's Ointment
At any drug stere, SO cents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02

The Lincoln Park board of Chicago has
decided TO erect Sl00, 600 monument to
Admiral Dewey. the amount TO BE-. raised
by subscription.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
SKIRTS FOR SUMMER

vacation have been put up consisting all the new
cotton fabrics too 15o 22 500 MP to the Handsomely
trimmed imported p K. with insertion. al 1880
Crash p r. made customers measure At
one days notice.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
4 sCANDINAvIAN MIssIoNARy

Scandinavian people ara TO hear the
Preaching OF the Word" next Sabbath
at p. m. In Friends church. Oak street.
by A. Eriksson, a missionary.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
NOTES.

A quartette of Portland musicians has
been engaged for the season at Gray's
Inn, Jackson' Miss Alice Fernald, Miss
blanche Cram, MIR. Paul Cram and Mr..
Lesser.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-02
Hundreds Displayed on Our Cloak
Tables.

This Shirt Waist weather and what customers de-
se line prices from $780, consisting Cambcs
fees r. Linens Lawns Gnghams and many from
imported Materials with insertion and hem stitched
This is for WHITE WAISTS we are prepared to
show the largest line displayed by the
argest assortment of Waists at $l.25 i.50 and 200.
We recommend the Newport SENIOR End and Eagle
Brands Waists being Waists always give satisfaction