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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-11
{. |. sTANwoop & CO, PORTLAND, N
MAINE STATE COLLEGE.

The loss by fire to the Chemical Labo-
ratory about month ago amounted to
about $1,000 and the insurance has all
been settled. During the winter vacation
the building will be repaired extensively
and will hereafter be known as Tern.ld
Hall, in honor of ex-President Fernald.
An iron fire escape is being built on the
north end of the dormitory, and many
Their improvements and changes are be-
ing made in the buildings.
The Prentiss prize for excellence in
deolaiming, which was competed for last
Friday evening by the Sophomore, has
been divide between Charles S. Webster
of Portland, and Miss Grace L. Fernandez
OF Dexter.
The winner of the Senior prize debate
was Z. r. Gibbs Of Bridgton, with hon.
orable mention to p. B. Palmer Of the
same place. This prize is offered by the
Hon. Henry Lord OF Bangor, president
of the Board of Trustees of the college.
The term examinations begin on next
Monday and continue for four days the
term closing on the goth for q vacation
until the first of February.
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mljHY0 ON
Mr. j. I. t.shby Says His Improved
homeopathic Remedies Are Worth
More Than the Whole i1edical Fac
nlty.

James 7. Ashby, Petersburg, Va, says
An aged friend Of mine had rheuma-
tism for many years. and could get to his
place of business only by the aid of IA
zane. He had tried various remedies and
numerous doctors without benefit He
finally bought 25c. bottle of NUN
YON'S RHEUMATISM CURE. Three
days afterward / saw him without his
cane and inquired how he came to be
waking without his crutch. His answer
was Co take out the half bottle of NUN
YCN'S RHEUMATISM CURE still
remaining, with the remark that he
would not give the rest of these pellets
for the " hole medical faculty. AS for
my own case, suffered tor years with
a torpid liver. Calomel and other strong
drugs only gave relief for a few days.
One bottle of MUNYON'S LIVER
CURE acted like magic. | consider my
self entirely free from my old malsrial
trouble, feal spry and active, with no
pains in the back, as formerly, and above
all. l am cured of awful sore boils, which
had tor:nented me for four years as the
result of the sluggish liver"
Why Poison Your System.
with dangerous drugs? Why not try
Munyon's New and Improved Homoeo-
pathic Home Remedies. A sep
afate specific for each disease. Absolute
'ly harmless. Positive and permanent
cures. AT druggists, % cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease
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DEERING.

The following card has beenssreceived in
Deering: ''The Little Helpers Mission
Band invites you to a. sale and entertain
ment at Oak street westinghouse, De.
cember II, 1895. Sale to commence at
p. M. and entertainment at z. 80. If very
stormy, postponed to the next day. Ad-
mission Free Signed. Nathaniel Hawkes.,
president Elsie L. Jones. secretary"
Our young neighbor, Mr.. John Rich
ardson of Central avenue khas started
for Norfolk, Virginia, hoping to improve
in health through the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight, swho have.heen
boarding at Morrills' corner, have taken
the rent in the upper part of the Cox
house, corner of Leland and Leonard
streets, Eand are going to try the comforts
and cares of housekeeping
Mrs. Bray of Stevens Plains Avenue
has returned from New Gloucester.
Bert Coffin, a graduate of the Deering
High school, is expecting Ito go to South
Africa, as sailor.
Mrs. Carter, with her little son Harold,
Of Sunset hill, has been ,visitingEher old
home in West Falm outh.
Dick Jones Of Leonard street, has been
quite i'll.
The pupils of the High school are un-
dergolng tests this week.
CHEEKY Christmas activities are in pro-
gross.
1t Is rumorea that. our. High school is to
have new teacher in the coming win
ter.
MRS. Myra Frye of Ocean street, has
been In Philadelphia to attend the annu-
al meeting Of the Woman's Indian Asso-
citation.
Melzar Bray of Steve Ms Plains Avenue,
has been spending some time in New
Gloucester, on account OF the illness of
Els grandfather, Mr.. James Merrill of
that place.
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The annual assembly of Portland Coun-
Gil, No. 4, R. g. S. M. was held Monday
evening. The following officers were
elected:
7. II. Mos. S. Gilliatt.
D. NV. @. King.
p. G. W.-Geo. W. Pennell.
Observation-Disclosures W. Fobes
Recorder-C d. Smith.
Committee Of Finance-Stepben
Berry. G. o. Leach. M. +. Hicks.
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Associated Charities Of Portland.

F1HE annual meeting of. this corpor a ton
Il will be held OH Friday December ID.
1895. at. four O'Clock in the afternoon ut the
ONCE of the corporation, Room No. 8, of the
City Building, Portland, Me-. for the pur-
pose of electing such officers as are pro-
vided by the bylaws. eleCiing associate
members. and transacting any other bust
ness that may be required by the bylaws of
the corporation.
Dated at Portland this December 5th, 1896.
dec6dtd CELIA M. PAL EN-, CLERK.
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When the selectmen of Phillips went
to figuring tls other day and found that
the towns fines for failing to comply
with the statutes and provide sign boards
would amount to $4,000 in case COM
plants were lodged and sustained they
decided it would be cheaper to provide
the sign boards So they are now putting
up nice iron Ones
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Boston. Dec. 5. 1895,

Boston, Dec. 5, 1880
Ny Dear Sir:-I congratulate you on
the enthusiastic Communications of the
Boston press on your lecture and accom-
panying views of Maine scenery, which
formed such all interesting entertainment
for the Pine Tree Club and its guests.
I have heard but one opinion expressed
by all the large company present on this
interesting occasion. and this is but an
echo OF tho favorable press notices Your
pictures and lecture interested and held
the audience, and would am sure, have
continued to do SO had you extended
them for considerable longer time
1 would suggest that you prepare an
other lecture and series of views espec-
tally embracing the mountain, lake aid
river views Of Maine.
Wishing you success in your efforts to
extend the knowledge of the beauties of
our native state, remain
Yours sincerely,
DANA ESTES,
Pres. Pine Tree State Club
ia Mr.. SWEET will present this interesting
lecture for the first time in Portland,
Monday evening, December 10Th, at City
Hall. Seats on sale at Williamson's drug
store.
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For rheumatism have found nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
relieves the pain as soon as applied. j.
W. Young, West Liberty. W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, 80 cents. Its con-
tlnued use will effect a permanent cure
For sale by Landers s. Babbidge, Drug
gists, Portland and G. B. Woodman
Westbrook
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The Claims Of Long Descent.

In notice of a recent wedding the bride
was described as "a lineal descendant Of
Edward I'LL" A poetical friend, sending
his congratu..tion wrote:
From my earliest days was led to believe
That we all were descended from Adam and
Eve;
But poor Mrs. Brown Jones-'tis very absurd
Was only descended from Edward the Third.
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Testimonial From Vladimir dc Pachm ann
Ito Celebrated Russian Pianist.

Testimonial From Vladimir d. Pachm ann,
lilo Celebrated Russian Pianist.
1.-the Ch'ckering Piano rightfully
stands alone, for on this earth it is not
only unsurpassed, but unequalled. I can
give logical aud esthetic proofs of my
assertion. When one asks, Why do tn ese
unique manufact urers attain perfection p
the answer is, Because they have
enGeavored to secure las no others have
done}, and have succeeded in securing,
the nearest possible approach to the tone
of natuer, to what is known as the hui
man voice; the Chickering Piano sings
ike a lovely voice This is no
compliment, but the expression of my in
nermost conviction.
VLADIMIR DE PACHMANN.
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VLADIMIR DE PACHMANN.
Young women's Christian Association.

Dung Eonens Christian ASSOCIATION.
This week the Association will open it's
women who are working in the city may
spend their noon hour quietly and eat
their lunch. Hot coffee. tea and chocolate
will be served for cents each, and milk
for 2 cents. Young women are cordially
invited to spend the noon hour at tn
rooms. Hours II To n nj.
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Gray.

Dry Mills, Dee.s 10. Mrs Charles r
Libby is quite sick with erysipelas in in
| the face.
Mr.. e. +. Libby, of North Grav h.s
got his steam milllup and nearly hoard,
ed 1t is 30x60 feet Masons have com.
menced to set the boiler
Gilman Quinty while loading his TO.
volver Saturday night, accidentaIlv die.
charged it and the bullet went thTonot
his hand. AS good luck would have il
there were no bones broken.
| Herman Haskell, who has been snerd
| ing his vacation at Gray and Cumberland
Mills, has returned to his home in PORT.
land.
Rumford.
Rumford, Dec. g. The snow storm nj
last Thursday was a light affair. only
two inches of snow falling, but the NORTH
west wind of Friday put a portion of il
into drifts.
NJ. Loyejoy, G. E. Abbott and W. e,
Clark started for deer hunt last Friday
morning over to Camp Comfort al
Clark pond in Mexico. They got home
Saturday evening with one deer, nice
antlered buck, and one half of smaller
spikehorn buck. that other parties as
sisted in killing, SO the division. They
saw great signs Of many deer.
S. b. Jones of the Boston & Albany
railroad, spent Thanksgiving week with
his family on the W. Clark farm. Mr.
Jones in getting out timber for new
barn to be built in the spring. He is
having new sap house built this win
| ter.
NV. Clark spent Thanksgiving at
Turner with his aged mother, who is
nearly SO.
Mrs. Clara Curtis and daughter Edith
| have gone to Kansas to spend the winter
| with her sister.
The river closed with ice last week,
and is safe crossing for people on foot.
springvale.
| Springvale, December 9-Since the
storm last Thursday it lookes and seems
very much like winter.
Our schools commenced today after a
two weeks vacation.
A case of ciphtheria Was reported last
week, the sufferer being the daughter
OF Frank Wilson, Esq, of Stafford.
Mr.. Granville c. DAVIS and wife hay
been visiting their son Rev. Frank G.
Davis OF this place.
G announcement was mazda last Tuesday
to lay a side track for the electric cars
to run to the cotton factory, which will
be great convenience in moving theil
freight.
Rev George S. Chase has accepted the
unanimous oall o. the Baptist church II
Mechanic Falls to become their pastor. He
commenced his labors with them as
December 1st.
Tuesday night Of last week burglars
after obtaining tools at the blacksmith
shop of S. r. Day entered the gristmill
of Wilson & Witham, situated near tbs
depot, by breaking the door lock and
then blew the door off the safe making
wreck of it and smashing the windows
in the room. They secured but little
money. No clue has been obtained OF the
perpetrators.
Rev. B. NJ. Osgood is giving course
of illustrated lectures in the Free Baptist
vestry Sunday evenings, which are very
interesting.
The annual fair of the lad les
of the Free Baptist church was held In
Town hall, Wedn esday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings Of last week and was well
attended and proved socialAand finan-
oiai success.
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Picturesq ne Maine.

The following self explaining letter
was received by Mr.. E. c. SWEET. 1t pays
a sincere and deserved compliment to his
efforts in describing Picturesque
Maine.''
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TIE PUBLIC DEMANDS

A large store, a large stock and large as
above named requirements; for the recent ad-
dltlon made to our store justiies us in the
statement; That we have one of the largest
also wish to emphasize this fact. viz: That we
nave 5he greatest assortment of medium
priced lines of'boots, shoes and rubbers in the
state customers visiting our store will be
sure to receive immediate attention; and as
our aim and object is to suit in style, fit and
quality. we respectfully solicit large share
OF the public patronage. Guaranteeing salts
CT our store
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The readers Of our publications are re-
quested to nse Salvation Oil for any and
all pninr Tt is sure cure. 20 cents.
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IN %; II lbs. rolled oats, %; s cans best
co n, 20; 3 lbs. country pork, rs; fine coffee
,ay land and Mocha, Zoe To-; good mixed tea. Zoe
45c peck: best yellow eyed beans. soc peck 20.
tatoes, 4Sc bushel; Piilsbury's flour, S425;
best st. Louis, 81; sauerkraut, &c lb. WHIT
NEY .29l Congress street. ! 81
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ELECTRICITY-Yo hair brushed and
~ dandruff removed at SherryS hair cutting
rooms, 457 Congress street. No danger of TAX
ing colo after cutting when brushed with our
ialI to try it. Monument Square, CHAS.
SHERRY. dec3-4
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Fkto LET-Eigbt rooms, II Cushman street,
y rooms, PIP High street. I rooms I
Chapel street, rooms 203 oxford street, 8
rooms 40 ~ one street, rooms SO Wilmoi
street, IL looms 81 DanfortE street, rooms
81 stare street. s rooms and BILE 5e OK
ford street. Apply to GEO. f. JUNKINS,
successor to 4. o. BEAN & c., Under U.
S. Hotel, Monument square. 81
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no LET-A tenement of 5 rooms on Danforth
4 ST., So. Russell ST.. s rooms $40 Paris
St., near Cumberland, Z rooms SIS. Cushman
St, rents OF 6 rooms each and bath 500
Cumberland ST., rooms and bath. S25. Hamp.
shire ST. near Congress, 7 rooms, SIS. N S.
GARDINER, 1876 Middle ST. FL
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TOLETaaBrick house. No. II Henry street,
l. near Deering street; has 8 rooms, furnace
heat, hot and cold water. and all modern con-
veniences, just 10 minutes walk from postofice.
possession given Dec. l.. Apply at house or to
GEO. f. WEST, 191 Middle street. 2O-tf
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MOONEY to loan on furniture. organs, pianos
We machinery, horses. diamonds, watches,
life insurance policies, first and second mort,
cages. real estate; also notes discounted. Bus
mess confidential. PORTLAND COLLATER-
AL LOAN CO., room 6, 1876 Middle street, End
floor. nov15-4
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-A pocketbook with watch and
IL five or six rings; mi fials on the watch
are A. d. The under will be suitab bly, re-
warded by leaving it at the t.Julian hotel.
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TOILET.
Forty words inserted under this hcad
one week for rs cents cas., III advance.

TlO LET-At No Sl2 Congress street.
pleasant and convenient up stairs
rent of seven rooms and bath room. Price
S2o per month. inquire OF A. c. LIBBY,
AZ LIZ Exchange street. 10-l
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nor SALE-The ook called Forest and
IL Shore" by Charles Ilsley, Stories OF Old
all about Portland, Falmouth, and North Var
mouth III the Indian wars a hundred years ago.
A good Christmas present for boys. COLES
WORTHY'S BOOK STORE, 81 Exchange
street. 4-3
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MIR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
lHA buy cast of clothing OF all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters OF postal
to 100 MIDDLE STREET. sep4-tf
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EARM FOR SALE-10o acres; superior
land; yearly hay crop, so tons; excellent
pasture; ample buildings in good repair, in
location IL miles out reasonable offer will
take all. w. H. WALDRON s. CO., $50 Mid
die st. 81
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MADAME DEWITT late of New York has
I'VE taken Office 1879 1-2 Middle street oppo-
site Falmouth hotel. Reveals the past and
future also relieves pain by magnetic trsat-
ment. 10-1
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NlHE BuTTERFIELD hOUSE-Has been
Il newly fitted up and under new man
aeenent is now opened. elegantly fur
nlsned rooms, steam heat, gas and use of
at the house. No. 221 Cumberland street
4
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POARD AND ROOM-Large sunny front
AS room on second floor with two good
closets. gas light and furnace heat, bath
on same floor. Also table boarders wanted
30l Cumbe rland street 1O-1
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XYANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
w worth of cast of clothing. { pay the
CHEST cash prices for, ladies' dresses.
nts' and chiidran,5 clothing and gents
postal to DE GROOT, rs Middle street
ga
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'om SAt FL single slrlgn' hign oaok,
double sleigh. very stylish. this years make,
will sell low for cash. Can he by APP
plying TO G. B. DALTON, 47S H. Congress
street Zone f1ghU. 81
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70 o LET Rent 142 Cumberland Street; six
rooms and bath room with hot and cold
water. nent 249 ongress Street; six rooms
Inquire of w. H. SARGENT. corner of Cum
berland and Washington SITS. 81
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ScarbOro,

West Scarioro, Dec. 9--They have com
menoed TO catch cells through the ice OF
the Dunstan river.
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HORSES FOR sALE-Just arrived at
IL Tafton's stable, Cumbeland Mills. Me-,
80 horses direct from the farms OF Ohio,
weg ching fom 1000 10 1900 ms, suitable for
all kinds of business. Among them ave
some very nice matched teams, and will bs
sold lower than ever before for cash or
good notes. 10-1
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ANO LET-Newly furnished front room. As
u Cumberland street. 81
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pEOPLE to know that Prof. p. Bishop is
4 prepared to give first class exhibitions
with ms monograph at all kinds of enter
tainments. church fairs, sociables, lodge
ass MULES. etc. large horn makes the
repetition distinctly audible at any part of
Address 81 smith street. 81
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Richmond.

Richmond. December 10.-The Richmond
hotel has been reopened. Mr.. and Mrs
John Martelle are the new lessees.
This is the coldest morning of the sea-
son to date, the mercury being s degrees
below zero. The KenneEeo is frozen over
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EOR RENT-Lowers fiat. AS High street, z
IL rooms and bath, furnace heat, cemented
cellar: everything in nice order BENJA-
MIN f. HARRIS. Chambers, Corner Exchange
and Middle SITS RI
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAY no more bills to u US Mixer. former
drlver for the Eureka Steam laundry
H. ICCA Eli, Poprietor.. 10-l
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Two LET-Very desirable rooms, single OIL
i connected. with board, at No. IA Spring
street. SOD
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FOR SALE-Musical goods for the Holiday
trade, just received. The best display ever
Mandolins, Gui. rs. Banjos. Comets Harmo-
ncas, etc. Popular Music. music Books,
music Rolls, superior Violins and Banjo
street. A
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Portland National Bank.

N1HE annual meeting of the stockholders
j. of the Portland National Bank of Port
land, for the election of directors for he
ensuing year and the TRANSACTION of any
other business that may legally be pre-
sented, will 70 held at their banking house
on Tuesday. the 14th day of January, 1896.
ct IL o'clock q. NJ
CHARLES G. ALLEN, Cashier.
Portland Dec ember g. 1896. dec6dtd
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EOR SALE-Beautiful suburban residence
in Deering, one and one-half miles out;
three min utes from electrics; cottage of
nine rooms will ell and stable connected:
seven acres land, cuts six tons hay. fine
land. Price $4,000. W. H. WALDRON & Co,
$50 Middle street. IL
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WANTED-sITUATIONS.

Forty words Inserted under this head
ono week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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EOR SALE-The Homestead of the late
= Thomas Quinby, near Stroudwater in Deer
ing. -Four acres of land with good house. On
l.ue OF street cars; 10 minutes from Union
station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. As
fine location as there is in Deering. Apply to
ANDREW HALVES. Stroudwater. ily27-tf
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FOR SALE-21a story house containing -
rooms with all modern improv sments fitted
for two families, Lot TOXIC with fruit trees on
same. Situation 20 Main street. East Deering,
on line of electric cars. A. c. LIBBY, 42K
Exchange street. Nov5-4
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no LET-Dress making rooms; three connect
Congress street, up one fight; one room fronts
on street; set bowl cAsy water. large closet and
toilet DOM. Enquire OF M. g. LARRABEE,
246 Middle street. TIFF
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Including high land back of church
Winter prices. lots $40, each, lots $50 each,
two lots $50, three lois $780,, according to
location; N. CHAPMAN, $50 Free street,
Portland, Ne. lO-l
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EfOR SALE-Summer hotel at Gateway,
y While Mountains, 80 rooms, always full.
Piazza on all sides. fine dance hall, 60 acres
land under cultivation which supplies the
house; the scenery is grand, drives and
fishing privileges: first quality. Price $4,000.
W. H. WALDROM & CO., 1870 Middle street.
IL
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Mooney to loan on first and second mort
IYA cages real estate life insurance policies,
personal property and good collateral securi-
ties; notes discounted on favorable terms w.
z. CARR room 6, second floor. 185 Middle St.
uOV1b
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"ANTED-By a young man and wife,
w position in hotsl OF restaurant.
cook and waitress preferred. Can make
ourselves useful in any capacity. Address
Box No. 4. scarhoro Beach. Me. 1O-1
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nor SALE-Elgin .or Waltham move
L ment in silver case So, in gold filled
case SIS. Cents watch chains, warranted
i've years, $3.50, SO. 81. See the Christmas
| goods in the window of CLARENCE II.
BROWNS jewely and music store, 272
Middle street. lO-1
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NO: 1E-Who are taken before the
IL municiral Court for drunkenness.
Don't be caught there again! Likewise all
rersohs hayin2 the drink habit go We all
Wlihout delay, buy he cure OF c. E.
BEAN, manufactures agent, 20 Prospect
s'reai. Packages LOO each 81
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