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professional swimmer alive vino has proved
that he can cross the channel. Captain
Webb, the last man who did It, was a won
der physically and had a chest like a
draft horse
The shortest distance across the Eng
lish channel, from "a spot near DovSr, on
the English side, to a place near Calais,
on the French side, is twenty-cne miles
That, under the most favorable eondi-
tens, is long swim, but owing to the
ssaet that one Of the strongest tides in Eu-
rope runs through the strait the dis ance
is practically doubled. Moreover, there
is almost invariably very ehoppy sea
running in the strait. which is the worst
kind of sea to swim against.
The Countess Isaeescu has for some
time been famed for her swiIns across tn ;
Danube She had defeated. every male
swimmer upon those waters.
The countess is handsome woman Of
the Viennese type She -swifns for amuse
ment only Before making her. great at
tempt she Went in for a brief framing.
Fer month she was careful to eat simple
and nourishlng food. chiefly .underdone
beef, and to avoid all liquids containing
alcohol in any degree. Immediately be-
fore starting she lived on weak tea, eold
meat, and lemon juice.
She made her start from Calais, n
France. small gathering OF men and
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upon chiefly to sustain her strength,
While taking this nourishment the count
ess was serupulousIy careful not TO place
her hand on the boat and SO obtain ex-
traneous support.
Soon after this the tide which had been
at the turn, began to flow strongly in a
westerly direction. She worked against
this with great pluck and energy for two
hours and then stopped again for refresh
ment- This time, in addition to The cold
beef tea, she took several small pieces of
cold, almost raw, beef She kept on chew
ing these while swimming.
The strain of swimming against the tide
told upon her somewhat and she took a
ten minutes rest, swimming gently On
her back. by this she lost some distance,
but when she turned to again she swan
with redoubled energy. She stopped at
regular intervals of two hours for re-
freshment
AS the afternoon wore on the tide
sIackened considerably, to the great relief
OF Nine Isaceseu. She was then able
without great effort TO make a bee line
for the great white cliff called Shakes
peara's, which marks the neighborhood
of Dover Another trouble came to take
the place of the tide however, for the
wind began to freshen and the sea TO kick
up. BY the time the castle and guns 81
Dover were in plain sight the countess
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women distinguished in sport and society
wished her good luck. small sea- going
tug was on hand to accompany her and
pick her UP in case of danger The tug
carried life-boat, with an expert boat S
crew, to carry refreshments to her when
she needed it. Before entering the water
the countess was thoroughly rubbed down
with pork fat to aid her in keeping out the
cold as much as possible.
She started at the early hour of a. m.
The day was fine and warm but the sea
was choppy, as usual. The countess dived
into the channel and began Immediately 10
swim with a swift over-arm stroke She
kept this up during the greater part of her
tremendous effort
The countess made a speed of four and
half miles an hour for two hours. She
then stopped for few minutes to take
refreshaent This consisted of cold beef
tea and anchoyy toast. The beef tea
served as food and drink and was relied
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THE SAME EyERYwHEnE.

The following item clipped from the Citizen,
Toowoouba, Australia, shows that the article
mentioned is meeting with the favor in that
far off country as at home:
:" find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an
excellent MEDICINE ] have been suffering from
severe cough for the last two months and il
has effected a cure. have great pleasure in
recommending it.-W. 9. Wockner' This is the
opinion of one CT our Oldest and most respected
residents and has been voluntarily given in good
benefited. as was Mr. Wockner.'' This remedy.
is for sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail,
and all druggists.
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Ladies S1.5G boas, soc.
soc each for lot of ladies. black silk
boas: in immense assortment which
regularly sell for $50 and 81
Our 12c candy, SC pound.
25c laces for &c yard.
Sc yard for lot of S and 10 inch
laces in most effective patterns,
which sell at 25c yard.
Mems 81 cardigan jackets, Soc.
Mems soc fieece-lined under
wear, Csc
Pebble cheviot skirts. S5.9S.
Ladies handsome quality black
pebble eheviot skirts. with fiouace.
new inverted P!eat back and full flare;
for s5.9S; the 50 values
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Mems soc suspenders, lie.
Mems 25c silk neckwear, 13c.
Ladies lie black hose, Sc.
adies' 39c ribbed vests, Zoe.
Ladies' embroidered handker-
chiefs, &c.
SOC and soc silks, 25c.
Csc yard this hour for Taffeta and
Surah Silks; all silk and rich and lus-
trous; in good desirable shades; sell
for 39c and soc yard.
soc golf cloths, 25c yard.
25c yard this hour for Black Golf
Cloths for rainy-day and bicycle skirts;
only 30 yards so be prompt.
81 black taffeta silks, 69c.
69c yard for guaranteed Black Taffe-
ia Silks; "a inches wide and all silk;
best raven black: made to sell for 81
yard will not break or pull in the seams
when made up; not more than one dress
pattern to buyer.
Sc Pile tar soap, &c cake.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR D. c., Nov g. 1900
NOTICE TO TANPAYERS-Tbe act of Con-
on real and personal property for the fiscal year
ending June 90 1901 shall become due and pay
able in instsllment in the month Of May
1891, without penalty, If paid before the first
day OF June OF said year. BIZ will be furnished
by tie Collector of Taxes a. time II payment.
Memorandum bills Will be furnished on api5i.Ca
ton TO the Assessor d. C. By order OF the Com
missioneEs of the District of Columbia H. H.
DARNEILLE. Assessor d. c. no5-6t-exSu
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SWAN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
An Austrian Countess Accompanies
Thnt Difficult Feat
FrOm the San Francisco Examiner.

(From the San Francisco Examiner.)
The Countess Walburga Won Isacescu, an
Austrian noblewoman, has swum across
the English channel.
This is by far the greatest swim ever
accomplished by woman, and equals the
greatest achievement Oh record-that o.
Capt. Matthew Webb.
1t is nothing less than marvellous that a
woman should have been able to do such
a thing Only very abnormal supply Of
vitality. flesh, and blood could enable a
person to perform the feat There is no
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G" Md L. recommended 10.
~ W eserything; but if you have
boot kidney, liver. or bladder
N.Y. trouble it will be found Just
the remedy ron need. AZ druggists in fifty
cent and dollar sizes You may have a sample
bottle of this wonderful new discovery by mail
tree; also pamphlet telling all about it and its
great enres.
! address DE-. Kilmer 4 Co.. RinehsInton. n. 7.
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Golf capes, $50.
Lot OF ladies' golf capes; with plaid
backs; some fringed and some tn
hoods; all SO and SI2 values, Ior
$3.50.
SS.9S capes for So.
Plain kersey and boueIe eapes;
trimmed with thibet fur on collars
and fronts; sold for s89S. to go for
IS.
Fall jackets, S19S.
Ladies' tan covert medium weight
jackets; silk lined; for 1913.
Boys knee pants, 19c.
Lot OF boys wool knee pants; in
different styles and all sizes: for I9c
pair.
Boys suits, S2.9S.
Boys au-wooI cashmere and chew
lot suits. in Yestie STYLES, in sizes
from 5 to years, and in double
breasted styles, from I TO IS years;
the best 81 suits possible to buy; for
$2-9S this hour.
Boys top coats, $2.9S.
Lot Of little boys top coats of COW
ert, black, and herringbone cassi-
meres; some with velvet collars; are
makers samples; instead of up to
$3.50, for $2.9S.
Cheviot serge suits, S6,9S.
Ladies' black cheviot serge suits.
newest in effect. which are worth
half as much again, for s6.9S.
Corduroy pants, 33c.
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants-the
best sort, sell for csc usually, for
33c.
Silk underskirts, S6.9S.
Ladies taffeta silk underskirts, in
all colors and all shades of colors,
with two styles of fiounces, for s6.9S.
Silk waists, $40.
Ladies' black and colored six
waists, in all colors; hemstitched
back and front, and very stylish, but
slightly mussed from showing; to go
for $4-75.
S1.25 and S1.50 wrappers, 69c.
Gee for lot of ladies' handsome
hanneIette wrappers, made with deep
fiounces, all good heavy quality; pref
ty coloTfngs: worth s.. % to $3.50.
Ladies and misses hats, 69c.
CSC for ladies' and misses Alpine
and military hats in all colors and
black: CSC to S1.25 values.
Ladies S1.25 shoes, 75c.
75c pair for ladies' button and lace
shoes with patent tips and worth $1.25.
Mems 75e slippers, SOC.
39c pair for mems embroidered slip
peTa; sell for 75c usually.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded in Liber
2425, folio 353 ct seq, OF the land records OF
the District OF Columbia. shall sell at public
auction in front of the premises on MONDAY
NOVEMBER 10. 1900, at go O'CLOCK p NJ
part OF lot in subdivision of Green's Purchase
and Ship Landing on the Burnt Bridge Road,
near Twining City. D. c
Terms cash; $50 deposit required at sale; 10
days allowed 10 complete sale.
WM Z JORDAN
JNO. RAGE
no6--eod&ds-exSu Trustees
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As an external application to heal cuts,
wounds, bruises, ard ike injuries there is moth
ing good as chanberiain's Pain Balm II
causes the parts to heal without maturation and
in one-thirsl the tiEns required by The old fash
toned treatment. FoI sale by Henry Evans.
wholesale au4 retail. and al druggists
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CoNTINTEE.
59c lace curtains, 39c pair.
acc pair for handsome Nottingham
lace curtGirs In white and cream;
worth SOC pair
Tapestry table covers, 29c.
Z9c for handsome 4-quarter tapestry
table covers; in all coIors; heavy
fringe all around; 49c values
Curtain Swiss, 65c.
6 7-8c yard for 50 and 40-inch strip
ed curtain swiss In handsome pat
terms; worth y LIE yard
Zoe flannelettes, SIC.
7-8c yard for new polka dot. strip
ed, and figured French fiannelettes,
which are being so much worn in
waists, house dresses, etc. in grey,
blue, and lavender, and red grounds
Everywhere at lee yard
Yard wide serges, 19c.
l9e yard for yard-wide serges In
navy and black; extra heavy twilIed
for skirts and dresses; 29c value.
All-silk Chinas, 29c.
29e yard this hour for all silk
chinas for draperies., fancy work. and
ehildren's dresses, in light blue. pinks,
orange, lemon, reds, lavender, white,
cream. turquoise, gFeys, nile, navy,
hunters. black, etc. sell 39c regularly.
Fancy French fiannels. 25c.
z5c yard for fancy French fiannelg
for waists and chiIdren's dresses, only
a small lot. but the 50e value
Mems 81 2S-inch gloria umbrel-
las, 44c.
Ladies' 81 26-inch gloria UNI
brellas, SOC.
Chiid's 24-inch soc gloria UNI
brellas, 33c.
Mems Zoe handkerchiefs, sc.
Ladies $150 kid gloves. 69c.
CSC pair for the celebrated Ascot
branch of genuine kid gloves in all
shades that are stylish, regularly sold
by all stores at $50.
15c and zoe cambria embroider-
les, &c.
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-
29c for choice of a lot of Cbildrens
Dark Dresses; only a small lot in sizes
4. 6. and years which sold for CSC
$7.9S trimmed hats, 1898.
1888 this hour fer lot of Ladies' and
Misses trimmed Hats and Bonnets;
very stylishly made; and of excellent
quality trimmed with silks, yelvets.
ribbons. plumes. aigrettes, pompons,
etc; worth s7.9S.
Ladies boudoir slippers, 39c.
S9c pair for Ladies Turkish Boudoir
Slippers in red and tan; all sizes; 75c
quality.
Mems So silk taffeta umbrellas,
S1.55.
Ladies' So silk taffeta umbrella,
S1.55.
Soc cambria and nainsook EN-
broideries, 1Sc.
Ladies 50 black silk boas, S1.66.
Mems $3.50 Nyright's health I'M
derwear, SSc.
Boys 3-piece suits, 1898.
Lot OF Boys aH-wo 3-piece Suits of
neat check and mixed ehoviots; with
single breasted vests: sold formerly
for as much as $3.50; sizes II. u, 10,
and IA, for 1888.
Taffeta silk skirts, S7.9S.
Handsome Taffeta Silk Skirts, which
are really worth $40, viii be sold this
hour for s7.9e.
Ladies' heavy coats, S6.9S.
AS an Introductory offering we shall
sell Ladies Black Kersey Cloth Coats.
embracing the newest effects and silk
lined for S6.98; these eoats are fully
worth 50.
Curtain poles, 1899.
5-foot cherry and walnut curtain
poles. with brass trimmings complete,
for 13 7-8c.
Zoe draperies, Age.
47-Sc yard for $50 yards of handsome
slkolines and gold crepon, suitable for
draperies; worth up 10 l0c.
19c pint bottle Florida water, &c,
Toe ladies cloths, soc.
zoe yard for ladies' cloths. 80 inches
wide and all wool; soft finish: for
waists. dresses. etc: in such shades as
garnet, scarlet. navy. hunters, golden,
greys. oxfords, and black; 55c value.
SOC golf cloths, 29c.
2sc ward for plaid black golf cloths:
extra heavy quality; can ne made up
without Innings; CSC value.
81 black silk velyets, SOC yard.
zee yard for black silk velvets; the
closely woven pile sort; rich. silky fu-
ism; for hat trimmings and lining of
jackets; 81 value.
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SSS oJSh GA ca
ercise. Is it any
wonder that she
often grows pale
and thin and
develops a tend
ency to "weak
lungs. i" When
ever there is
pain In breath
ing, soreness of
the chest, cbSti-
II a tie cough h,
bleeding from
the lungs or any
other symptoms
of disease of the
respiratory or
gans, begin the
use of Doctor
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry and CON
tinue the u S e
til cured.
.Ninety-eight in
every hundred
who have used
~Golden Med
ical Discovery
for vlung trou-
ble, . have been
perfectly a II d
perm an ent 1y
cured.
81 was very SICK
indeed,D writes
Mrs Mollie Jacobs,
of Felton,, Kent Co.,
Delaware, and
our family doctor
said I had con-
su III ptio n. I
thought l must die
coon for / felt so
awful bad. Had a
bad cough soit biz
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Walking 10 WORK

Is the only way in which the business
woman, employed in store or Office, can
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CELERY COMPOUND
began to feel chilly, and took some hot

began to feel chilly, and took soma hot
beef tea.
The SEA rose steadily as they up
preached the English coast, and when at
last the breakers were right Def re them
the countess friends on the tugboat te-
cided that it would be more than fool
hardy for her TO attempt to swim through
the surf. They therefore took her On
board. No one will consider that this act
mars her performance as the greatest OF
its kind on record.
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THE FUTURE OF SIBERIA
development of the Northern Ash
atic Waste Lands.

The Uaiiroad EcspoHsfbIe for the
Great 4dyancc-A DeSoInte Country
Ing Farms Rich Deposits of
Gold. aHs. Other Mineral Resources
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bad cough. spit blood, and was very short of
breath. had pains in my chest and right lung
Medical Discovery ap> Pleasant Pellets was
so weak could not sweep rooI-, nov I car
do a small washing. ] feel like new person"
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure heartburn.
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oSi3 usually All X - pan
Zoe black shoe polish, DE
Infants SOC shoes. 15c.
. to 10.
Infants slips, 22c.
&c for infants long or short slips;
made of coed cambric and with en-
broidery yokes; full width.
Ladies' drawers, 12dc.
L lie pair this hour for ladies'
muslin drawers; with felled seams;
usually 19c.
Misses and child's hats, Soc.
sc this hour for misses and chill
dren's trimmed and untrimTued hats,
embracing fats in plain ana brilliant
felt and Mexican hats of stitched felt
in all colors; which are sec to s1.69
values.
Misses and child's hats, zoe.
29c for lot of misses and childrens
soft felt hats in all colors; the csc
sort.
25c overgaiters, 12c.
Ladies black overgaiters and ladies'
Iambswool soles, both of which sell
for 25c fer 12c.
Child's 81 shoes, 49c.
4gc for lot of children-s dongola
button and lace shoes; sizes and l
only; the 81 quality.
Curtain scrim, l SC yard.
1-Se yard for cream curtain scrim;
in assortment of desirable patterns;
the quality sold at sc everywhere.
Window shades, S5c.
sc each for Waterproof felt win
dow shades in all colors complete with
fixtures.
soc "Zaza" waltz, sc copy.
Mems hose, Sc pair.
sc pair for mems colo=ed hose; in
fast colored striped and polka dot
patterns; zoe usually.
Mems underwear, 23c.
sc garment for mems winter under
wear-a lot of odds and ends of under
wear which sold for 75s garment.
Ladies' 81 kid gloves, 29c.
Zsc pair for lot of ladies' real kid
gloyes-a lot of odds and ends of
gloves which sold for 75c and 81.
Boys underwear, 24c.
24c for lot OF Boys Fleeeed- lined
Underwear which formerly sold for soc
Ladies handkerchiefs, DC.
Lot OF Ladies White Hemstitched
HanGkerchiecs which formerly sold for
Zoe.
Indigo blue prints, 35c.
"a yard il good assortment of styles
25c table linen. 19c.
19c yard for Turkey Red Table Linen
in assortment of patterns the usual 25c
value.
Sc napkins, 45c.
47-Sc each tomorrow for pure Linen
Red Bordered Napkins which usually
sell at Sc; not more than one dozen to
buyer
Rainy-day skirts, S149.
Lot of Ladies Rainyday Skirts of Ok
ford cloths; with stitched bottoms and
with inverted pleat backs; the $3.50
skirts about town, for s1.49.
Boys waists, 123c.
go Boys Shirt Waists of blue, red
and fancy white percales; the regular
&c waists; for u 1-2c.
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Z ~ az 4 Il .
CONTINUED.
Toe blankets, 49c pair.
49, pair for heavy 1C-f Double Blank
els in white and grey with handsome
borders: 75c value.
Toe carpet remnants, DC.
gle fer eheice of a lot of Atwood
Ingram Carpet Remnants suitable for
rugs; pretty eoIors; worth z5e.
81 bed spreads, G9c.
69c each for lot of extra heavy
white spreads; full dcuble-bed size;
Marseilles patterns; 81 value.
Ladies' Gee rubbers, 15c.
1sc pair fer ladies Candee and Bos-
ten first quality CT rubbers; sizes 2 IL
to 8 IL and 5 to 8; sell at 60c usually.
Ladies and misses hats, 69c.
CSC for choice of lot of ladies' and
misses untrimmed felt hats in all col
ors; worth SOC to $195
Wings, feathers, ostrich plumes,
in elegant assortment and worth
zee to $1.z5. for 15c.
Ladies csc corsets, 39c.
39c pair for ladies' long and short
and medium length corsets in grey,
black and white; all sizes; CSC val
ueS.
Ladies fascinators, 23c.
2Se fer ladies pretty wool fascina-
tors in pink, blue, white. and black.
Serge skirts, S2.98.
Ladies black cheviot serge skirts;
trimmed II bottoms with three lows
OF silk; with inverted pleat backs and
full Care bottoms; for $2-9S.
Ladies' S14 suits, S9.9S.
Ladies' covert ana homespun suits.
in Elton and double breasted tight-fit-
ting silE-lined jackets; the latest and
most stylish taiIor-made suits, which
are selling for S14 and more; for this
hour, $685..
BOYS suits, S1.49.
Little boys suits. in vestee styles.
from TO 5 years, Of very worthful
materials: and double breasted suits.
in sizes I to Is years: the kind and
sort sold at $2.50 usually; for SI.49
this hour
Boys soc waists, 19c.
The famous Champion brand of
boys shirt waists. some of which sell
fer as much as see; to go for 19c this
hour; elegant assortment of patterns
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Hechts Greater Stores,
513-515 Seyenth Street.
In these Hour Sales arranged for tomorrow

0 o store m Ynn tina
l there's the ghts doubt wh
ig 1aey purchase charged" ndha tina
h 1 anontof your purchase
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Ladies taffeta silk underskirts. in
all eolors and all shades of colors,
with two styles of founces, for S. So
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in The
ding Markets
new York Stock, Money and Grain
Market Review


BY direct private wire to Louis s.
ColwelL manager of Price. Mccormick
& CompaDy's branch office, No sio Mid
die street, Portland, Me.
New York. February 2.-Athough
prices In London for Americans were
some what abovs our Blessings our market
opened rather heavy with evidences OF
considerable liquidation In certain seouri'
ties. During the afternoon Third avenue
developed pronounced weakness owing 10
the report that the papers providing ior
recsivfrship had been drawn and that
var ious liens against the company, ONE
for over u, zoo, coo had been HE'D. For
some days IL has been reported that
large operator has been heavily Interested
In Third Avenue. The weakness OF this
stocks led to the b,lief thai It would be
possible to forcs him to lquidate In other
stocks In which he was Interested oonse-
quently drive was made during the af-
ternoon IN Leather COMMON and balti-
more both Of which suffered considerable
loss, but the whole situation was confused
TO some extent by the tactios pursued py
the brokers for the operator In question.
They not only didn't make recent attacks
made upon the stocks, but they were
actual seller OF other stocks such ~ d.
X. I. aud Pennsyivania and sold them
IN such q way as to create the impression
that the selling was rather for snort 40
count than for long. The general market
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-28
Portland yvnoiesa;e Market.

PORTLAND, Feb. ~.
Trading Is quiet with about an average vol
ume of business doing; prices generally steady
at previous figures. Flour has not changed ma
terialy for some time past although Spring
wheats have u downward tendency, while Win
ter Wheat Flours comm nj iu'l prices and are
firm. At Chicago today Wheat was firm. sup
ported by steady cables and covering by shorts.
May closing IS aisc over yesterday. Corn and
Oats steady. In Provisions. decline wi be
noticed for barrel beef. Pork and Lard steady
and unchanged Coffee firm on Rio grades, but
mild grades have been reduced l41bic. Teas
and Sugar quiet and steady. Molasses firm with
poor to medium ic higher. Cheese firm. Dry
fish weak on Cod otherwise the market is dul-
and steady. Cranberries Arm and higher. Eg
closed irmer today. In Drugs, etc.. Ipecac is
lower al s4aS4 80. Lard oil weak and lower.
The following quotauonsrepresenI the whole
49,,
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-28

The superb new. steel screw steamship
"GOVERSOR DINGLEY," Capt. John Thomp-
son, and the staunch and elegant steamer
EBAY STATE" Cant 4. c. DenniSon. alter
naielv leave Franklin Wharf, Portland. and
inds Wharf Boston. at 100 p. IN. daily, e1-
eept sunday.
these steamers meet every demand OF
modern steamship service In safety, speed.
comfort and luxury OF travelling.
Through tickets for Providence. Lowell
Worcester, New York. etc. etc.
J.F LISCOMB. Gen. Manager
THOMAS NJ BARTLETT. AgeIt
deci0du
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-28
Portland & 8outhbay Steamboat Co

STEAMER ENTERPRISES leaves East
Boothbay at a. IN. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday for Portland. touching at Sc. Bristol,
Boothbay Harbor.
Returning. leavs Franklin Wharf Portland.
at a. m Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for
East Boothbay touching al Bo)thbay Harbor
and so. Bristol.
Land at Five islands on signal.
ocilldu ALFRED RACE. Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-28
REMOVAL NOTICE,

y Abou; March lst the Singer Manufacturing
Company will remove their headquarters
[Ofice and Salssrooml from their present loca-
tiol, at p Free street, where they have been Tor
the past twenty years, to 666 Congress street.
Baxter Block, occupying part OF the store
with Cressey, Jones & Allen.
THE SINCE MANUFACTURING CO.,
incorporated
Operating the Largest and Best Organized
Factories In the World for the Manufacture OF
Sewing Machines. febl9d2w