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A Lady's Tear.

II ls sald OF James smithpon that
happening 60 observe a tear gid
Ing down a lady's cheek. he endeav-
ored TO catch Il in a crystal vessel.
but one-half of the drop escaped.
but. having preserved the other half.
he submitted Il to reagents. and de-
tectcd what was then called micro
coHmic salt. with muriate Of soda
and three or four more saline sub
stances held In solution"
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80 49,
livery ming "a going Hiih0lf limit ~ rr.
aeffe ~ thf highest bidder fDgsr1laas u
prize. cost or FHinr A. Na must make room
Tor large. new stock that IL an the road.
q large line ~ Watches. ainNnuda. rhalnH.
hHt ana halloWwHfH 90 select from. fius
Wst ehru. including UoWFfdsi HafmoHda
fifafHidn Crescent street d q naTiuf a..
8 Mhaoier y i bartlett nHd DubeT, ste.
Sow be rafH rua tend nils sale. a# every.
ihiua r. going 10 Chs highrH bidder With.
out limit uf Harrfei y elegant pfrEeufs
given hWaf after nEeh fHEe. EYef5 fsinR 81
guaranteed ns frpfea otifeI. - bs sure and
Hn rad thlea dHiiY - nHd 10 b. m4 q. s.,
faffHHra 4 DO It second nFeuus5
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Want Next C. e. Convention

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June Ia
The work u securing the interna-
ton Christian Endeavor convention
fer this city In 1891 has been under
taken. Tho Commercial stub has
aHrrcd 20 give $500 toward the cause
.ais2 =. 4'SaYistSstz stIti De asked 10
raise sio.oa0
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Sec Hsneoa before purchasing . sewing
machine. A few good second hand ma
chiucs iof sale reasouahle. as Columbia
street, opposite fosiofhce.
Wanted TO buy old eola ami silver. II.
Hsnsei tnansF. ieseleE. = uinekiey block.
Everything y going without limit OF re-
serve 10 the hiF best bidder, regardless of
pfiee, cost OF salae, e. We usnst make room
Tor . large. new stock that Is on the road.
A large line of wathes al almonds. chains.
rsi and hpiiowwArc TO select from Pine
watches, including Rewards. RHymonds,
Iuyersidf, Crescent Street. b, O. haytof. q.
". Wheeler. T.. = Bartlett and Dnber. etc.
Sou be sure and attend this sale. as every
thing IL going 70 the highest bidder with
out limit OF reserve ~ elegant presents
given away alter each sale Everything 10
guaranteed A. represented, 50 be sure and
attend sales daily ~ and : % ,. m. q. W.
carmhek CO., las second avenue.
Waite . king 81 al sewing machines
sold b. b. d. Noris. iCoG second ave. pioneer
dealer in sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies. Telephens Bun e<i.
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! 4. KELLOGG. "a Bailey Building
kcoTT a acNESl, 5g-7 Bailey building.
Ekks y, DANIELS. so New York Block
CHARLES =. ENDA iis James rrees
MILO A ROOT. ie-ls koxHeii building.
~. Y. CAERoLIs lawyer. proctor in Al
nffaliy aus foIeiior OF pa enis. No. SIS
seattle National Bank luflsinr
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SALEM. June 12.-compiaint has
bheu made to the domestic animal
commissioners that mango rs prev
aient among horses in Union county.
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CLOTHES cLEANINo.


seattle Clothes Pressing Co keep yoIr
Cleaning repairing ii06 81 AZ. Tel. bas i3S
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japan has considerably more than
hair as many inhabitants a. the Uni
ted States, though our country IL
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JUNK.

Tho Seattle Junk Co pays lowest prices.
but square business All kinds Of waste
paper bought and old newspapers sold. No
los Railroad avenue Telephone Black
No. ms.
Alaska Junk Co. pays highest prices:
prompt returns, No, iii Western avenue
Telephone Pike iip.
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- =
marksman who shoots the dos iH
poor shot Chicago News
1ba population OF England and
Wales. according t. the fastest pub
iished estimate If the registrar gen
eral, In his 1851 return. just iaHurd. ~
a lutlo more than "a u0o. 600 Tho fc-
males nra IN the majority 81 100000.
purine the cholera epidemic ~ isn2
Hamburg had is.e00 faseH. with ieli
deaths. while Altoona had only $50
eases. though 70 sats the Eibe water
with the added communications 81
Hamburg rho difference between
tar two cities was that Altoona hsd a
filtration plant and Hamburg drunk
the water uunitere1
one ~ sir Henry frvinK's nfsi *.
perlencoa OF the theutef was with a
provincial stock company. "unul
Kot there" says Irving u didn't
know that I was 10 take the part of
an actor. locally popular. who had
agcment The audience toek my pre-
dooeaaor's slide and Missed me every
night"
The attorney Tor the plaintiff IA an
action for killing dos raid Glen
tiemeu ~ the juicy. he uaH good
deg. fine appearing dog. a valuable
dog. and Il does not lie Ia the mouth
- the defendant 60 say ho was
worthless cur. because ~ la the cVi-
dencc before you that ON one orra-
sion he offered - for ore II his
pups Case and Comment
The beer which ia consumed In
the world IN a single year would
make a lake SIX feet deep. three and
three quarter miles Iona IA mile IN
width. or saia acres ia area. In this
vast lake ~ beer We could eAalY
drown ali the English speaking psa-
PIE. e the number ~ 10. t0o GEO.
throughout the entire world Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Many curious umbrellas are made.
one seen can be taken apart and put
ia ones pocket. The stick Is %
Wood about an inch in diameter. The
cnver can be- turned inside out ard
folded into q small bundle. ~ press
las q spring tire ribs come OF. arr
straighirn out and may be placed ~
the hollow ~ the stick. which - then
a nresentabie walking stick. SAYS the
Noman's hiouc Companion. ~ II
faurd very convenient By is owner.
who Is a drummer.
A yaune man in New York city
with an extremely sympathetic voice
has fauwud an occupation an a ainE
rr Ht funerals lis career began ia
the accident Of being asked - rinE
AZ The funeral - a friend. who had
enuress~l himself aH pleased with
listening 10 him. lie found himself
III demand IN a friendly way. and
finally decided o. ask for a small
sum FOR he services chiefly - pre-
vent their brIna required ~ often.
Instead. he IL Constantly elafEiae
his clientele.
4 recent summary shows that 4
systems It mechanical traction have
been adopted an the street railways
- Paria Tarsh aaerate = lines Of
raaiea. - which Nlx use aerumnlat-
aFs. two a combination ~ accumu-
iafpra and overhead lines. one "a
overhead conductor and a conduit.
aue surface contact ana eihurs coni=
nrenr1 air. steam. cte. ON 4 new
railway tire the overhead trolley T.
10 D. used beyond ghs eiiy limits ard
the underground conduit IN the city
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning. - Large ship
mcnts Of strawberries from Walla
walin, Hood river and Lake Wash
ington were received this morning.
Walla Whlla berries are selling at
t2m2 50. Hood river berries are SELL
Ing at sam3.50. and lake berries at
81 75a360 The Rreenstuff Is about
sold out. Cucuhbcrs are being dis
posed of at 75c. The prices OF 20.
tatoea remain unchanged.
The following prices are being Of
fored 10 tho producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or IN the car at Seattle.
Grain - Oats, $3.50: barley. s22:
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WANTED -eLorIII>o.

AeW Hafne sewing Machines Best aud
cheapest machine mnae. sold en- easy pay
mepts. of.ee next door 10 Portofflce.
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aucrIoNEERs.

l. zomansky, general auetioneor; sales
made in any part Of the city or state; real
estate, livc stock, express sales, freight
sales bankrupt stock Of merc handisc-au
goods in general. 1923 Third avenue.
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nAKERIEs.



Llnsay's homemade bread, cakes and
pastry best in the city, laos Third Ave.
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HOTEL BRONSON, ao6 Pint avenue
Coed elevator; rooms single OF en- suite:
low rates. Dell Crane, Manager.
II you wish a room OF anticipate a change
good room 81 per week: nicely furpizhei
outside rooms s. to 81. trhuscientS DC and
ioc. free baths electric lights.
HOTEL YORK, lrrst Avenue and Pike;
hrtt-eiass rooms and board at o per week.
HOTEL COLBY. cor, Third and Cherry.
hrst-class room aud board g. week and up.
GLENM Dob ifnusE, 10 south nfth.
Single rooms ~. s.5o and y Per week.
thu VICTORIA, 100 first ave; elegant
furnished rooms, s. and s. week; suites
with bath. etc. o. G. stark, proprietor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms e25 First
MARION HOUSE Furnish ell rooms rates
reasonable. &. Lcvandcr, i0T Marion. cor. LIST
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uorrLs AND ruRNlsnnp ROOMS

Mrs. Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
latest Spring styles. Lowest prices
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Cast OF clothing. uunks and yaiisas bogrht
At 40 second ave. Phone Rel lisa
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DENTISTS
LOANS AID INsrRANcr.

II. H. Dcpew. Dentist Specialist in Crown
and Bridge work. az Burke building.
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Rubber Type. aluminium aud enamel
letters tor signs sud house. numbers chAs
Weston. 30 fesief weY Phone Black iSis
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Is. AMY GOODS.

Nothing better iar Alaska. fimbar. country
OF hard work faFalry Trousers, douhls
erersest. 40! dyed bieet, 800. Gen.
Miles storm and cold weather hood coats
u 90 Army black wool ksts. 60. Rubber
hianksts, &c Navy undershifts and dragsrA
q ~ each. BLANKETS 81 90 and up. Govern.
innni tents. sts. g.fo OYeFshirts. ts91
Kirk. 1917 first Avenue.
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing schooii1
city. day and evening. 9Th and Columbian
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The Pacific Tailoring Co. best SIS. tiS
and so suits m AIDE in the city. nyeing,
Cleaning. Repairing. 10 rhtrd avenue.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

James Bothweil-Mortgage Loans, Fire In
surAnes a surety Bonds . Boston Blk; Tel
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ATTonNrYs-AT-LAw.

sssiiie Aes,rss, Co.. as S.v York slo1
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For nusinss, Chances Of ali kinds
nee SIl8Os MtcFHIRsas 4 60.
Money making restaurant. in good
laealltYl low rent; viii seil cheap
account other business. which taxes
I'll owners Time =, wili pay you 10
look this up a. once.
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paisTlso asp alsolso.


PsisIiso AsD sisnlsG.
metropolitan Printing Binding Con-.
Rsnyi - second Avenue south
fArrNr ArroHsKYH
BAnNKs BKos 7t55Eisfr. nayd baiiding
MIXTURE sPEclaLisr.
Eurinfe cared alta0ui knli, pair o. loas
n time. ~ ssiiie National baak building.
DiEING AND CLEANING.
Atlas bys Meiti, - uBien street. Tsie-
phone bua 1901. Tsa only French Dys
coN1hACrOIts And BIILDtEs
Ronnds Ditlsilen q Gill Contractor and
buiieefs; iiis Nestern ave. Tel. Bua g7B.
Randall. osnefsi JebbiaF. Tel. Gfeen ssf
CAMPING TENTS.
fenis. stool !. oois etc. To- sais Or renr
Seattle Tent and AWning Co. Marion and
nr-iern. Ielsphone Nan 80
MALI HKf.r.
Wanted fifty railroad Ia horers Tor Tim
I'D, east Of mountains, Crest Northern r.
u. FOLEY bfos a Lsrtant =beE work team
tteft Efaaefs, fveE men sases. q tree pas:
thip today y IA. Crawford. Ito " Aain =.
ast=9htisihlas =. Taylor. starr Doyd biS
q. :. AHatY GOODS.
Soothing tsitefiar Alssk., iimber. country
OF hard work taFalry Trousers, doubts
esersest, R75l dyed bieet, 500. Gen.
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HANKS.

Correspondents in all tho principal citlosla
the United states and Europe.
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ECAND1NAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
on SEATTLE
Corner Noslef Way and tirs, Aycnua
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CONTRACTORS AND nuILDins


Tents. stool ! oots etc. fof sais or rani
Seattle Tent and Awning Co. Marion an
Neriern. Telsphone Nan -.
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martsman WIN shoots the dog r. a
poor shot Chicago News
1he population or England and
Wales. according e. the fastest pub
lished estimate IF the registrar gen
eral. In his 1851 return. just iaaucd. ~
lutlo more than "a 10o. 600 Tho fe-
males nra IN the majority 81 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
a SERIOUS CHARGE.
DIR. 1. w. Horton Accused of Obtain
Ing Money Under False Pretences.

Dr. /. W. Horton. a young graduate Of
the Chicago Veterinary College. Las been
resident In this city for some time aud
has made his place of business Rowe
stable. DR.. Hoi ton had very agreeable
personality and made a nun Der of friends
here Business was not very brisk with
him, 1t is claimed. and he was in debt for
board and other things.
Last Saturday DIR. Horton went to a
Congress street merchant, friend of his,
and asked him to cash check for SIS on
the Canal National bank. The friend
asked him IL the check would be paid on
presentation and he replied why, GER
tainly." The cheek was numbered 2a.
Then the doctor went to another Congress 8
street merchant and got $50 from him on
q check, numbered 90, drawn on the
same, bank. This second check was re-
tanned in the gentleman's possession, but
the first check went to the bank in the
ordinary course Of business The doctor
gave as a reason for giving the checks
that he was going to Boston that even
ing and it was too late to get them cashed
at the bank. Furthermore he said that
he had an engagement TO meet Mr. Rowe
in Boston on Monday. Monday Mr..
Rowe went up to Boston but couldn't
place the doctor. The check for SIS. came
back from the bank with the announce
ment that the doctor had no friends there
and never had. A warrant was soon out
for the doctors arrest and II caught he
win pay dearly for his actions.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
The BULGARIA SAFE.
Missing Hamburg Liner Arrives at
the Azores.
STORY OF lHER TERRIBLE EX.
PERIENCEs COMPLETED.

British Steamer Antillian Attempted to
Take Her In Tow--After storm
Ceased ship Was Repaired and Pro-
ceeded Under Own Steam.
Copyright. 1899, the Associated Press. J
Ponta Del Gsda, February 24.-The
Hamburg American line steamer Bull
garia, Captain Schmidt. from New York
on January IS for Hamburg, previously
reported In great distress by the British
tank steamer Weehawken, 500 miles from
the AZore islands, entered this port this
morning1under her own steam and re-
ported all well on board The following
additional details regarding her exper-
iences at sea have been obtained by the
correspondent here of the Associated
Press:
Subsequent to the departure of Second
Mate Scharges, Quartermasters Carl
Ludke and John Schuelz and Seaman
william Stark, who were picked up from
an open boat of the Bulgaria. on Febru-
airy 8, by tho British steamship Vittoria
Captain Wethsrell, bound from Hull for
Baltimore where she arrived on February
2a with the rescued men whose story was
fully told in tbs dispatches OF the Asso-
ciated Press, the weather became worse
and salvage operations had to be aban
passengers Of the Bulgaria jettisoned
cargo un til February 7. During the at
ternoon Of February z, William Koeing,
q sailor, jumped overheard and was oil
seen again.
The weather on the morning OF Febru
airy s, is described as fearful and there
were six or seven feet. Of. water in the
holds
On the morning of February 9th. the
weather became calmsr aud lO7 dead
horses were thrown. overheard from the
steamer.
The swell was very high until February
TO- By that time plumber four hold
which was full Of grain, had fourteen feet
OF water in 1t and the pumps were foul
and unable to work.
Stormy weather commenced on the af-
ternoon Of February II and lasted until
February 4. wnen the British steamer
Antillian Captain Post. from Liverpool
on February 4, for New Orleans, an.
peared. The commander of the ulGarie
asked the captain OF the Antillian TO take
the disabled steamer in tow. This the
and hawser was made fast between the
steamers between seven and eight O clock.
But at noon the hawser carried awav
The Antillian succeeded In again taxing
the Bulgaria IN tow, but once more thu
'hawser carried away. The AntiIlian stood
by the Bulgaria until the morning OF
February 10, when she proceeded on her
voyage. Early during February n. the
Bulgaria sighted the Norwegian bark
HelgA and asked her TO report the But
,gariA all WE'LL
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vice. Evening service at 7 p. m. cordial
welcome TO all
wILLIsToN CHURCH corner Thomas and
Carroll streets. Take Spring street car, Rev.
Smith Baker. d. D., pastor. Morning service
10. 80. subject Sth sermon on Lords Prayer,
COTS Leadership" Evening lecture at 7.3o.
Subject, .The Bugle Call"
wEsT END METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. II. Il. Dunnack pastor. Residence 80
Frederic street At 1880 a. IN. sermon. At
/ l. 80 sunday school. AT $50 p. m. Epworth
League prayer NEE ing. AT 1870 y IN. sermon.
Subject why Christ came TO earth" All are
welcome. Seats free
wooDFoRD's UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH. Rev.
Manley b. Townsend, pastor. Preaching at
school at p m. Special lecm service 7 p m.
Preaching by Rev. W. NJ. kimmell.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

We give no rev ards, an offer Of this kind
is the meanest Of receptions. Our plan Is to
give everyone a chance to try the merit Of Ely's
Cream Balm-the original Balm for the cure of
Catarh. Hay Fever and Cold In the Had by
mailing for 10 cents trial size to test its cura
tive powers. We mail the so cent size also and
the druggist keeps it. Test 1t and you are sure
TO continue the treatment Relief is immediate
and cure follows. Ely Brothers, 90 Warren
street. New York.
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Bits Of Wisdom.

Bear in mind these bits OF homely wis
dom: Pure water, pure air sunshine and
Wholesome food are the best preventives
against disease. Cultivate exquisite clean
illness Make daily use of baths. Try to
always get eight hours sleep.
An unpleasant odor for "a hours may
mean a fever for "a days Digestion is as
sisted by cheerfuiness. Orleans
Times Democrat.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

On February 10 and 10. the severe
weather continued, but IL moderated on
February 20. In the meanwhile the crew
Of the Bulgaria had been working incas-
santly in efforts to repair the disabled
rudder of the steamer and at ten O'Clock
on the morning of February 81, the Bull
Raria was again under control. by noon
of February 22 she had maze 226 miles
and at noon on February 1913, 25& miles
more had been covered. The balance OF
the distance here l94 miles, was covered
BY 78l this morning.
During the storms and in working the
cargo. some of the passengers and crew
of the Bulgaria sustained number of In
juries. many arms and legs Icing broken.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A large cat, white strongly marked
~ with black. and answering TO the name
"Beauty," IL wears collar without name.
Finner win be rewarded by returning the cat to
3ol Cumberland street ISL
EOUND-If the lady that rode In my sleigh
J. from Forest Avenue, Woodfords, one day
last week. and left at corner OF Preble aud Con-
grcss streets Will call at 10 Spring street.
Woodfords. she can have the pocketbo0k she
dropped III the sleigh. feb23du
Ok m REwARD:-Strayed from the
COsVO County jail, black and white
coon cat; answers TO name OF Cooney. Above
reward will be paid TO anyone returning same.
q. T. DESrEAUX. 22I
TOUND-That DALTON & CO, So Exchange
Il ST.. are selling new houses in Deering on
very easy terms, their houses are on the car
line, and have sewers. electric lights, fire
places. bath rooms set tubs etc, aud are strict
ly up 10 date. They also have building lots In
all parts OF Greater Portland, and will build to
suit customers. Moving TO Deering is very
popular nowadays; property rapidly rising in
value. Eli
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MILD FORM OF SCARLET FEVER.
Lewiston. ebruary 24.-Dr. Alonzo
Garcelon decided today that the Woodside
boy reported III OF small pox at Sabattus.
is suffering from a mild form of scarlet
fever.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
JEWELRY REPAIRING.

vxrB are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
W repairing and have made 1t speciality
| for wears. We are now ready to make To order
anything in rings or pins Of any special design
Won NAV wish at very short notice. MCkEN-
| NEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square, Portland.
1anl2cu
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MARRY ME-, NELLIE,
FEMALE BELP WANTED.

WANTEp-A young lady. to work in store
writing and shorthand preferred. Address T.
S. c.. al this office. Pill
ITOUSKkEEPER WANTED.-About the ist
ii OF April an experienced working house
keeper for cottage on Cushing's Island. Ad-
dress. with references, Y. Argus once. 2i-1
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ALLEGED FORGER WANTED.
9 Hallowell. February "a George Mar
shall, late of Hallowell and agent for real
estate dealers. Warren s. Moody Of Lewis
ton, is wanted by officials for alleged
passing Of forged notes bearing endorse
ment of prominent Boston citizen.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTFD-We have several iirst-class ook-
W keepers, stenographers, engineers (licens-
ed), statesmen and sal-swomen waiting for posi-
tons all have good references; employers can
be Supplied promptly. DlRfGO EMPLOY
MENT ASSOCIATION, ~ Exchange St., Port
land PSI
WANTED-Positlon In an ONCE by young
w lady; nino years experience as assistant
book-keeper and in general office work. best OF
references. Address A, this office. al
WANTED Immediately, by a competent
w English woman. position as nurse for an
invalid lady, good CT y references; young wo-
man from Nova Scotia wishes cooks position
10 restaurant or boarding house, an American
man, who IS first cl SIS meat and pastry COOK,
gre-s street, MRS. PALMER'S ONCE. col
IA ANTED-Situstion by smart, competent
W young American woman, who will go as
housekeeper In frstclass private family or
wdower's family; the best OF references gwen.
Apply TO HoUsEKEEfER, Box ,, Yarmouth,
Me- 20-l
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EOR SALE-Block. tackles, chains and entire
rigging used by the Sanitary Co., office fur
nture. sac: also horse iiggers. dump carts and
farming tools; entire plant; terms to SUIT. Sta
BILE and II Varnum St., E. p. SARGENT, Jr,.
proprietor. pol
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

EOR Stakeholder outof-town residence.
L situated nine miles from Portland. beauti-
fully located, sloping to the south In the pretty
town of Windham: ten large rooms and bath In
main house, finished in cypress hit water
heat. two large frsplaces; large, attractive
veranda, with magnificent lawns large. spac-
house of seven rooms for gardener; elegant
well. with U. s. windmill can be lighted by
electricity; forty acres OF fertile land in good
state OF CULTIVATION. neatly surrounded by wire
fences. This property Is In every way new,
mOdernly equipped and arranged and can only
be appre ciated by seeing II In person the new
electric railroad IRON NestbrOok TO Harrison
will run within twenty rods OF this property.
For further particulars apply TO GEORG EC.
CANNELL First National Bank Building,
Portland, Ne. 2l-u
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

EOR SALE-Nice two and one-half one fam
lily house, rooms, bath. newly painted
ana papered, with stable, on Sherman ST; also
a suite OF offices at W Exchange 81 COLES
WORTHY BOOK STORE, 90 Exchange st.
PAL
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25
WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS.

waltham and Elgia Watches. A large stock
OF new model Watches win be sold on Easy pay
mems at reasonable prices. All Styles. Ali
Prices MCKINNEY. the Jswsleg. Monument
Square mAr19dr
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-25

WE WILL BUY household goods OF store
w fixtures of any description, or VIII re-
ceive the same al our auction rooms ior
sale on commission. GOSS q wilson,
Auctioneers, Is Free street. feo5-u