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car to Suspension Bridge Pullman Sleeper 70
hoo A. VI. daily, except sunday, FOR MAUcH
M 1900 noon daily oxcop. SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 Z. NJ Through Rochester Pull
maa vestibued. Day Coaches and Parlor- Dining
1910 =. Vi. daily; exeeP; Sunday. for L. B.
and ali al naed DATE stations e 9 to saPfs
naa i% and ali aiermedIas stations nD"n ana
TIoN principal Intermediate stations; Pullman buffet
5:i3 T. VI daily. FOR Easton and intermediates sta
"S G:Io p w. daily foT BrFALo NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman ss,per yeri.buled Train
ncctions for. Rcsdns end Harrishurg
300 r a9 l ITRAc fGSEy SA5 R Re HE'S
West Pullman sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
II 80 +. VI. daily except Sunday. for EAsToN and
Additional local trains daily except sunday for BOUND
hfSpK goo oa Mr. p g. 40 ' as and i GAO NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235. 272. ga
s9d b3%sr $50 F Fat 1 cGSf, Is Bro s
wy R York TTansft Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through to destination
stations in Ncw-lork. foot of barclay and
'h'''"' CARS. rivTscIi LiGHT.
Drec, rout. TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES; summit. , Bernardsyiie. B@skng
Madison. Morn W. las-aic. PateT SON. Boon
ton, Dover Stanhope NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE
IoErA HSrAa2sM 226y
WATER GAP. STROUDSBURG Pocono Mountains
s&fSr I} $&F&55#BA T5STSH TS,a
VIE. UTIcA. RICHFIEhp SPRINGS, cortland
CoRNING, RATH. DANsvILLE BrFFALO and ali
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
800 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL stops at principal
1000 A. M.-(Cafe Can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMrON. UTICA. RI iiFIEID SPRINGS. SYRIA
CI'SE and OSWEGO IMPRESS. Pullman Rufet Par
Ior Buffalo with train for Chicago and
points west
and EI.MIRA n.:IREss Pullman Buffet parlor cars
2. M-Sf'RANTON. WIL.k FSBAIKE and PI.YM-
oUTH IMPRESS. Pullman Bgnet Iarlor Cars.
80 p DAILY. Buffalo Nsstbuled limited Express for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON FIMIRA. BUFFALO,
" train for chicago and points west
go r. VI. Uaili)-Bl FFALO. S('F' NTpN. BINGHAM
TON. ITHACA. KICITTEbD SPRINGS SYRACUSE
and OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sleepsrs.
Park Place. 40 Broadway Tickets ferry stations 042
Broadway III ave. cor l2th ST 80 West i25th-st
"a5 Columbus New York 33s and 72G Fulton and
100 Broal~ay, Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor
M q all stations.
WTSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check fror ho'Hi residence 20 destination
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WORK WANTED.
N~~~N~oI~~NN~NNoN~ ~NNoN~NN~~~~>~~~
Male
A. VIM. l. HARTUNG.
Public Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Morse Building. Room so. i40 Nassau-st
4 FRENCHMAN. 10 years In this country
would Ike 10 represent a reliable firm In
the West. Mexico or other foreign coun-
considered. languages. French, English,
Spanish. references exchanged Address
HENRI FAIvRE. SuNern. Rockland
County. ~ Y.
BOOKKEEPER.- Position as bookkeeper
or cashier BY young man. 30: IL years
experience: best OF references: salary -
n. Y.
BAKER. -Dread. cakes. pies and ice
cream. In public institution; highest ref
erence Address or call BAKER. 129 Clin-
ton Place
BOY. 49, as errand OF once boy: refer
ence CHAS. Kicker. AZ ". 3sthst
BOY nO would like position at anything
where there is chance OF Advancement
BOY H. German. has some electrical ex-
perience. DEROSSI. l.42t Avenue A.
CARPENTER.-P mechanic. for
hotel landlord or factory: German
speak perfect English. y. g.. 2tT East
4hthst.
DRIVER or PORTER. Strong young man,
"a. speaks English. French and German.
Q. LUSTI0. 2o3 West 6SdL-sI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DREssMAKIN0.

>OrN-~ wv >->~O>>~oD~~O>r~|~~~
DRF,SSMAKER Competent: would go 10
country, or work home. by day, skirts.
waists. also children's dresses: remodel
ling. Mrs. HOOD. 1856 West 1olst-st
pRESSMAKER - F'irst-class; by day.
81 so. 2 T. Taylor's system. childrens
suits: remodels beautifully: stylish. quick
lunch only EXPERI ENCED. 1.242 Broad
way.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

While there was no change in the price Of refined
petroleum week the price Of crude declined ma
teriaIiy owing 70 activity in field work The
development the week the striking of new
well n Bunsn district. Wick. Tyler County,
Penn pronounced the most important discovery
in that territory many months. and Il may turn out
that another large pool been found There
ge,ic operations in Wetze County W Va. where the
Kanawha Company is putting lining in It's test
well the Iauntz farm.
The partial Of the pipe lines from July to -
(charters TO the Both nclusiveD folows:
Total bbls. Daily Az. July. %
runs .....,......-....2G 37553 f0a5O $500
DE .iveries Zltto33 i4oSi "a '>i
Excess runs 3a3n4 1905 IL
(-harers ................2 397 1879
Excess deliveries
Refined petroleum closed csc per gallon
and 4 I5c in bulk in New-York Philadelphia prices
on a basis points lover Foreign quotations Lon
don 5.d5 l6d per Imperial gallon; Antwerp III francs
per 100 kos. and Bremen. 635 marks per 20 klos.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AT MONTCIAIR.-Hou for sale and to
let: furnished and unfurnished. WIN. a.
TAYLOR Montclair ~ J.
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Longmore' =
axle Oiler; Fahenstock's pOtted plant
chandelier: Burge's ventilator for feed bags:
Halls ironing board. EDGAR TATE &
COMPANY. 2i5 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~---NNN0yNNN~yNoNO10N N-oNo.c-oo>~>~~.No
10Th ST. IL. between 5th and Madison
ayes --Delightfully cool rooms. baths
suites. single. convenient principal hotels.
clubs
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Ray's boot
and shoe polishing machine: Cowan's
automatic liquid measure: Tinley's check
valve; Warehouses; weather strip. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. 245 Broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Payne's car
brakes; Shields folding chair: Halls
mUcilage bottle: portable combination
household specially and invaluable neces-
SHY. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY, PAS
Broadway.
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School 49fMlies.

. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Teachers Tutors. GoyernesseA
Ae. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Shearman'
hydraulic or brakes: Bottomley's batten
ami shuttle; Durants filter: Tors saw
handle Reiners felley -xpander EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. PAS Broadway.
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mucilage bottle: Beebe's key fastener:
Weches square; Cnmberlaine's hltching
device; Goodmans bicycle lamp shield.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. as Broad
way.
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CAMERA. new. 5Xs: reversible back; great
bargain. CAMEl.A. Box ll". Nhlte-
yinne. y. Y.
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VfnfnEr6.
49, -
HERMAN DRISLER. A. NJ. LII j.. COLUMBIA.
Ill EAST 9th ST-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION during
Successful experience in preparing students for
College. Classics. Mathematics. French and German.
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TILl.MAN. 1850 Wes; 6lst-st
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 10 offered y
secure services Of refined woman. tnsa
oushly practical housekeeper. eSperen'Sss
nj rse. secretary, companion chspe'" n
an position where tact. eMcieney
trustwor,hiness are desired. would IT,
highest references. Mrs. FEhhis.
eral Delivery 7. o. Eas, Orange. y. -
HOvSEWORK. Neat swedish girl. unacss
stands good cooking: can Rake exce.I.'
laundress. no objection country; reter~neS
Address or call 223 East 3%h-S' ie''"'
and cards ansV ered.
HovsEK EEPgR.-A lady. funy comp
tent wishes position % housekeepcr 80
Ing summer and autumn p.rA geeE
Mlss A L. DACkE. Blnghamtoh' ~. -
VOI'srWORK. BY young colored .eu"
AS general hous~wo'ker work os
week. Call i4e West 2'th-1' ~
front.
I.AIiNDEYsss. BY colcred WOMAN uh scss
s,ands All Kind. of family washing ~
experience. nrs,-eiass reference foo"~
2c7 West 6ist-si. -------S
INFANTS NURSE BY an English AM
estsnt woman capable OF ,sNsnk ~
charge OF infant from birtn' Enu $3.50
lie baby: good references ." -
,,srrtrI. by refined per.on as uss.u; ~
'srT ,cnS OF children. hishe" S'-
.,.nc. 2eI Ade.phi-s,. BROOKLYN. -
wAsHlNo.--A respectable roman
family washing; g ca 49,
.vooXN ~ wsN alMA.
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.~,-s,,e length Of seven miles. with width OF
,-or, three 10 four and contains 300 acres III
closed by coasiline twenty-five Hll.e9 IL ~
tent. 1t is the property Of the Peu' Man"
land E. Industrial Company. under whose J""'-
claus mana gemen: il is fast attaining a ioFehoS.
nace among the famous summer resorts %
Maine H., ..o.
Tvs, here II MAJ be worth while 70 notice mat
,,s backbone Of this peculiarly fashioned PENN
n,la is formed by ridge Of granite Fese'' o''-5
IN shape the spine Of a whale WIZ" s.oP
gradually from an elevation OF nearly ."0 49,
d-ed feet above sea level on the north ~ INC
ocssn on the south thus forming wa'ersheu
with short slopes easteriy and Westerly Al '''
Northern extremity massive stone pillars i"u'
Geo, square and rising TO height Of over ten
fset with winged walls, form the entrance 10
the property ....o
To those who enjoy the beauties OF nature
suitable point of view is o. paramount H"4"'
lance and for this purpose Park Lodge Ao'A'"'
has been constructed near the entrance stand
ing there al an elevation Of more than TWO nun
dred feet and turning in whatever directoh'
one finds new points Of outlook and fresh beauty
everywhere.
To the west Overs Bay and the Atlantic
Ocean equally fascinating in shadow or sun
shine with Bar Harbor and Green Mountain IN
the distance vonder. TO the east. the lana III
clines into two hays. Pigeon Hill ana Nara
guagus the smooth surface Of their deep waters
duplicating with wonderful faithfuness me
forms and colorings Of land and sky, WINE thelT
numerous Islands ada variety 10 the scene.
Southwark separated from the peninsula ny
sandbar. over which, however. ships pass les
Peti, Manan Island, a picturesque spot Win IT'S
stone lighthouse rising 125 feet above the waves
while its fixed light shines steadily iorth' A
pillar Of fire by night
Tn. startled waves leap IL: the storm smiles Il
with all the scourges Of The rain,
And steadily against its solid form press The great
shoulders OF the hurricane.
At the foot Of Pigeon Hill. on the north' II
the celebrated portage. The Carrying Place
forty rods wide and forming the land boundary
Of the property Christened by the Indians IN
ye olden DAYS. IL has retained the name IN us
Americanized form 10 the present oay' thuS
showing that the Muse who presides over geo
graphical baptisms was well pleased With the
fitness Of the same Tradition saith that from
time irnmemorial these Indians twho oeIoheeu
10 the Abenakis Tribe. in JourneyinS 10 ana ITO
On their warlike expeditions, were wont 70 cross
here bearing their birchbark canoes on their
shoulders thus saving a long and perilous
detour OF twenty or thirty miles around the
point,
Dyer's ledges five in number, To- N natural
breakwater In the bay OF that name On the
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,,v-~l,a ulavgrolnl and restinr-piacr OK s'a',
..., u.r." a. they are sometimes Va"e1
y. -o,,., cansreeatr IN immense numbers spo'"
Ca, Co. e.. waves diving and swim ming Win eN-
.....,.,i activity. OF when the tide Is OUT. oasA
,.,,.,.,tiv IN tho rocks But II Il amusing 10
nth ,selr ur0airly movements on land as sup
ling Themselves I'd their paddleAhe "O"'
limbs. fh,y wadde aw@wardly along
u. ,..,.,,,.,,n there IS no spot on the New-Eng-
l,,1 .ea5.alI which presents q wider choice Oh
,i,,.-,ente than Pet, Manan. The artist.
s..tln, T. reproduce 20 canvas the beauties o.
,.,.,r.. the eeoi.eist. ever examining with crit
,.f attention the various rich f0rma,ions' the
OIL, enthusiast. eager or a stretch Of virgin
..l suited 10 hls game the bicycAs' looking FOR
...5 rails. th. statesman DESTROYS II absolute
,.tav.,f.u and change from everything when
d. e.r the. time being. loathes; the over"o'Nsa
huslre.s man. and the weary invalid-to all
tho. sav as well a. 10 usual gay frequenters
- s.,sh Up. resorts Petit Manan cannot but prove
q s,tr-sati-f,!rg. happ. summer playground.
Here YOU car enjoy sixteen miles ot pleas
urable drives in III directions, yet Away wlthih
SIGHT and sound " the sea. or II one prefers
walking there are groves unnumbered corn
ros.d u mountain ash. birch. Noech cedar
and pine. the case may be. Whie weaith
az wild flowers and ferns make beautiful points
m, color. succeeded later in the season by the
different berries peculiar 70 these blossoms
Though the mountain ash Is beautiful, arrayed
in is June dress Of silver and green. II is es-
pecially striking In September, when It's GRIM
son fruit has matured.
The companys steamboat makes three trips
daily to Bar Harbor. carrying passengers ana
mails The Geographic and telephone service
will leave nothing be desired in this direction
Year by year the Pine Tree State Is proving
lis claim 70 be the summer playground ana
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floating placidly on the waves. slender head
ornamented with magnificent branching antlers
Is protruded through tie dense shrubbery. A
hasty glance suffloes, however. and away he
fees as If pursued by thousand demons; but
these brief glimpses OF his forest highness'
are treasured in the memory's storehouse
Here, too. is one of the largest game preserves
In America, almost large Central Park
New-York Its area 720 acres) is inclosed by
more than i've miles Of wire fence. and stocked
with abundance OF deer Norway grouse.
hare and partridge. These. with the splendid
trout found In the streams. together with the
deep-sea fishing. combine &c make Petit Manan
a veritsble sportsman's paradise. Indeed. the
disciples OF good old Izaak Walton especially
cannot but be delighted with the opportunities
afforded for the enjoyment OF piscatorial pleas
ures as besides the streams on the property.
there is a pond Of purest water on the very
tip top Of rugged old Bowbare Island. which
abounds in speckled beauties of goodly size. so
that one does not need to be content with glori-
Gus nibbles."
The coast in this section is admirably adaptedfor
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pany's steamer. one hours sail. Three tripe
daily. giving to residents Of Petit Maran all tns
social advantages of Bar Harbor without tue
enormous expenditure Of residence there.
TAXATION.
The town of S;euben has voted fxed Vaiuar
ton practically exemptng the property ITO"
taxation until 1905.
AUTHORIZED ISSUE OF TREASURY STOCK
To further improve and develop the property
rho directors have voted 10 sell at the par Vaiue.
$40 per share. 5000 900 of its treasury stocA'
which is a solid per cent investment
RECEIPTs-HOw DISPOSED OF.
All money received from sale OF treasury STOCK
is devoted entirely to improving and developing
the properly.
Receipts from sale of land are devoted nrst 70
legitimate expenses secondly to DIVIDENDS. anu
thirdly to surplus fund until the same snai
reach with accrued interest the sum OF soVVv:
after which time all surplus earnings VIII De pao
stockholders in extra dividends.
DIVIDENDS.
Profits from sale OF land are sufficient to war.
rant the directors IN stating that the company
will nav per cent quarterly dividends In Decem-
bar March June and September or eacn year.
Present outlook indicates extra DIVIDENDS IN ies0'
SECURITY
THE PETIT MANAN LAND AND INDUS
TRIAL COMPANY. for the purpose OF creating
and maintaining permanent real estate security
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FOR half mile along the coast-msRe UP
,harv,trp hi, ~ marine scenery well worthy Va
the artists brush or the tourists adi'l'"''"
p,ner Weight Cove. bend IN the eVer-'"''
ing coastline Of Dyer's Bay, reVe"is -,
,trewn with countless stones or ALI coioiS
,erinr in sIz, from a silver dollar to rock Nv"
feet In diameter Hammered u"S"'
1-ouna against each other for ages by the i"
.a.,ab,e fury Of the ocean, they nave ]" ''""
cuence assumed smoother ana inor' P'
,oa shones than II moulded by human
workmanship. and now find repoSe III '''' ~
w., Gazing nj them one realizes. perhaps
,or The first time. that there IS re""' -, {,
A. siron,e words sermons In stones Nn'' "
IL" .,'.. s,oe,naker Of some fifty years ago
I'D have been located near here ne "'"'e
.r,,,eas have revealed H. new lapstone eNr'S
t., ,he wear and yet made no percep"o'e
..,.,,co in the inexhaustible supply.
,n,oryals all along this shore peau'''"
= oroun the cliffs tufts OF grasses anu
ss,,o harcbens cling lovingly IN 'h'" w
,oos sof,enlng and transforming th''
faces into wondrous beauty MORO
.,o. ,ortlon Of this varied coast oi "'i'
49,, ordinary irteres. II the 'ou''
Croscont Bathing Pool. This name - a. ,.h
snr,onria,c and suggestive d. ho
,.,.,sh nrodIgallty has endowed II VIZ"
haautv # the Moslem Crescent, items
long ago. the sea in one OF its 'p'"n' a,.,rg =
=. ,ho coa s,lIne. scooped out the iA"u,
oha,,oirr beach Of lustrous sshn ""'N -,
,,rued ON the lines Of this famous ~ a,o,os
ha u' comnosed of nnumerable pebbles s'pns'
sand etc These great natural adVan'1 ''..,.a y,
been supplemented by the 'un"'.s ,',ich are
80" , dam 47o feet lorg. In wnich a'e
~a . ooodoates has been built connecting ~.
ertreme point Of this bar with the snore' -
enoa.,,de the gates are opened, ard In come 'ne
rising waters. When the pool "h''n - ,Sa
ten acres In extent. is sufio'eh1s -, ,bo
gates are closed. and under the ihllus"oe " 80
sun,s genial rsvs the imprisoned waters ar
soon raised TO a comfortable temperature LII,
ia one OF the features Of Petit Manan tha' Is "v
found in any other New-England resort ~
delightful bath without fear OF SURF .. na
tow. but replete with safety. coH'ioi' a."
luxury to all participants. Across the uA"
and just around the crest OF the -.
pine grove fitted with rustic seats in'''''
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and the Atlantic Ocean and westward to the
Atlantic Ocean and Dyer's Bay
DEsIRABILITY.
with few exceptions this entire area is avail
able for cottage lots and summer homes. and
has been rightly named the gem OF all Maine
Coast Resorts.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Some TWENTY-FIVE miles of streets pro-
iected sixteen miles are in course OF construc-
ton, large part OF which Is nearly completed.
forming as a whole the most beautiful and ex-
tensive d. = to be found on any property
owned controlled by one company In Maine,
where a continuous view Of the ocean is en-
joyed
A park system is being perfected beautiful
and extensive spruce, pine. birch and maple
groves have been improved and beautifed. Sys-
TENS OF waterworks. sewerage. electric light
Ing. ETC. are being contracted for and construc-
ton pushed.
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
A hotel clubhouse and number or houses
are in the course OF construction In all. there
are building and will be built this year between
fifty and sixty houses. stores. stables. etc.
ATTRACTIONS
4 dam has been constructed across the mouth
NJ an almost naturally formed pool. where
the sea water IL held and warmed by the
suns rays to a temperature that makes bath
ing healthful and also delightful pleasure
GAME PRESERVE
An area containing more than seven hundred
(7om acres has been reserved as deer park
and game preserve. surrounded by a high
meshed wire fence and stocked with several
hundred deer. Norway grouse. etc, always de-
light to summer visitors.
WHARF ACCOMMODATION
A wharf has been built 500 feet long. extend
ing into one OF the most beautiful and safe har-
bors In the world Suitable and attractive freight
and baggage rooms have been built. and every
accommodation afforded.
TRANSPORTATION.
| All rail- from Boston by Boston and Maine and
| Maine Central Railroad to Mount Desert Ferry,
| thence by companys fast steamer one and one
| half hours sail to Petit Manan. or all-rail
route to Rockland, Me-. thence by the elegant
| steamer Frank Jones. via Bar Harbor. Com.
munication to and from Bar Harbos by CON-
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INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Of Bos
ton. Trustee. Registrar and Transfer Agent
PRESENT VALUE
The present value OF land where improvements
have been made Is &C.. l0c l2c.. l5e.. and &c per
square foot or an average Of 12c per square foot.
improvements now being made will further en-
nance the value OF the property, and conservative
estimates place the price as high as sl.o0 per
foot for choice portions in the near future.
STOCKHOLDERS.
Among the stockholders. OF the company are
some OF the most conservative investors In the
country They have bought this stock for pei
nanent investment because Of the absolute secur.
ity behind /, and its ability to pay dividends.
LOT OWNERS
Nearly 400 lots have been Sold varying in siss
from 5000 to $4,000 feet each. mostly to parties
throughout New-England New-York State and
INFORMATION
The company will send upon applicable DE-
scriptve matter. maps. blueprints. etc. showing
location OF the property. and will also answer
fully any inquiries regarding the stock as an us
vestment, or the land for building sites. Choico
locations can be secured II applied for al ones
and at prices that will undoubtedly double
BUILDERS 1853 90.
The company are having prepared designs are
plans for summer cottages which will be SUBJ
mitted on applica ton and will contract to build
any style OF house selected. under the supervision
OF competent architects, at small advance above
actual cost. This feature OF the company's bush
is carried not for the profit there is In Il,
but to encourage building.
The company have arranged with Messrs. l>an-
lei O'Dell & Co. Bankers and Brokers' No. 50
Broadway and No Newest. 10 act as their
NewYork agents for the sale OF the above issue Ut
treasury stock. secured by deed OF trust to the
irternationa Trust Company of Boston. Trustee.
Full information can be had on application In
person by letter TO their office.
PETIT MANAN LANC & INDUSTRIAL co.
We have personally Inspected this properly. ara
take pleasure in certifying that the statements
herenabove set forth are In accordance with the
facts as We found them We believe the ents prise
is we'll grounded and hat its development a.cng
the lines contemplated. following the improve
rents already made. will more than fulfil the
above estimates. A large amount Of capital kss
been already judiciously expended as demon
strated by the fact that the price OF building lets
has risen from cents per square foot 70 q cents
the average price being ~ cents. We feel cafe IN
recommending this stock rs q safe. good-paying
investment. The management Is in the hands
Of able. conservative. and yet progressive bust
ness men. who give their personal attention q
every detail Of the business. --, u.
rANIEL ODELL 4 CO.
No Newest. Nsw.Yerk
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lying masses and beds On Petit Maaan the
trapdikes have acted upon the inclosinS sand
stones, changing them to traptuff in which are
found nodules of Calcte and goodies Of Agate.
containing amethyst and arophyllite-hydr drafted
minerals crystalized when the rock was hot
soft and plastic Flint Island. in Narraguagus
Bay. is intersected by numbers Of these dkes
both trap and porphyry.
Another peculiar rock formation occurs at
Chair Pond Cove. on the eastern coast where
Nature has placed a Cyclopean armchair. which
bears silent but everlasting testimony OF me
completeness Of her handiwork. use The word
everlasting" advisedly for with admirable
forethought she has placed it on ledge ex-