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The Portland daily press., 1896-11-23

An answering yell from the other side
of the field which was taken up ell along
the side lines and awobe the echoes
through the binding snow, the volume
of sound rolling out over Back bay and
echoing back again from the snow OBJ
scured heights OF NANCY hill.
At 2. 30 O'Clock the Portland team trot-
ted out on tc the field, with stocky little
Anderson at their head. Captain De-
vine, Foster and other strong men were
absent and Anderson for the onoe was
acting as the captain. The team was
given a great send off and the B ngor
"rooters' yelled defiantly. Portland COM
menced to pass about the bali at once,
falling upon it In the snow two inches
deep and rising from the drifts looking
like the snow men which boys make In
winter time.
Captain MoCann and the Bangor boys
were also cheered when they came out
for practice There was little delay before
play commenced 1t was too cold to re-
main long inactive. Luck favored Port
and Captain Anderson won the toss and
took the northwesterly goal with the
wind at his hack.
Gus Connors, Bangor's crack fun back,
took the sphere to the center of the field
and scraping away the snow carefully,
poised it ON it's end for kick off. Port
lands team scattered over the field pre-
pared for the KICK The battle was on
and the supporters of both teams yelled
themselves hoarse.
BANGOR'S FIRST GOAL.
Connors walked slowly towards the
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North Pole mark
Canes with knots of blue ribbon, youths
with bows OF blue ribbon. grey haired
men and middle aged boys with bun ohes
of blue ribbon pinned on them in soma
conspicuous place joined in yelling this
slogan:
Rah, Rah, Rah,
Sis Boom, Bah,
Portland High School,
Rah Rah! Rah
In the binding snow, on the easterly
side of the gridiron were grouped the
Bangor "rooters" Victory. they were
confident, lowered above their banners.
Their enthusiasm was sufficient to pre-
serve lise even with the mercury in rhe
thermopeter frozen solid. A long
haired youth wearing hugh ulster and
with long streamers of red ribbon tied
on cane led the Bangor contingent in
yelling:
San hevo, an bivo,
Ar a bovo briv, bum, bnm, bum,
Bum get a rat trap
Bigger than q cat trap!
Bum get Il rat trap
Bigger than a cat trap,
Bum Bnmi
Bangor High school,
Bumi Buml Bum!
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POINTS OF THE PLAY.

SATURDAYS Football Geme As Seen by an
Expert.
For the first time in the history of
Maine Intersoholastio football Bangor
High has fairly and souarely defeated
Portland High two games. IS to at
Bangor, Novem Der 7, and IS to Satur-
day afternoon.
The Bangor team contained many vet.
Grams in scholastic gridiron contests who
played we'll together. Their playing
showed good generalship, and they had
some fast runners and. blocked off well
for them. Their taokling and putting
was weak. Their game Saturday was
not the equal of their effort Of 1895
here, nor OF their two games here in 1894.
The Portland team played we'll togeth-
er considering the numb OF new men
who have had to be developed this year
They were lamentably weak in sprinters
and blocked poorly. Most of the team
tackled surely and strongly when they
got near the runner. Their punting
was good.
In view Of the day perhaps the fumb-
ling should be excused, but there was
large quantity OF it in the play and 1t
proved quite factor, each team loosing
the. ball four times and in addition Port
land lost IL yards by it, Both teams
did well to keep their footing as they
did.
The game was won by Bangor on its
merits at the same timo. Two of their
scores were owing directly 40 the sprint.
ing of Hal Hunt. zach time he was both
cred sufficiently to have been brought
down By a good runner. The Bangor line
resisted Portland's attacks exceedingly
we'll but their ends were below par.
Portland S forwards wers responsible for
Bangors first score. Mccain caught
Cookson's punt and should have been
downed in his tracks as the punt was a
high one. On this play their slowness
was very disastrous. Portland's score
came hard and not without an element
of luck, still for five minutes in the Sec
ond half she put up the best game of the
afternoon and deserved her four points.
W. B. PERRY, JR.
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THE SECOND H ALE.

Portland's team was not bit discour-
aged when they came on for the second
half. II anything they played better and
harder. Cookson kicked off to Crow
ley on Bangor's 20 yard line. Crowley
tried TO advance and fell down but chung
on to the ball like grim death. On the
line up Hal Hunt broke away from the
Portlands and made long run down
the field and behind Portland's goal
posts. Bangor thought they had another
touchdown easy but the officials thought
differently and the ball was brought
back to Portland's 90 yard Inns where
Hunt had been forced out of bounds,
Knaide and Connors both tried for gains
but were beautifully tackled by Ander-
son for loss. Connors now pu nted but
tho kick was blocked by Allen. The
sphere rolled five yards through the snow
and O'Brien tumbeld on it, Portland's
ball on her 25 yard line. Chase, Kelly
and Cookson made small gains and inal-
ly Chase broke through Bangor's right
tackle for 20 yard run. Chase contin-
ued to work the ball forward, playing
like fend. irresistible as whirl
wind, till he landed the ball on Bangor's
90 yard line. Cookson, Allen and Kelly
took turns in pushing it on. Ten yards
to Portland for Bangor's off side play
and we were within eight yards of Ban
gor's goal Chase made four of this
through the center. Sharp playing now
occurred. Once Wentw orth dropped the
ball and it rolled righs under the feet of
the Bangor line. Kelly saved it for Port
land by falling on it. Bangor now played
off side but Kelly had pushed through
the line and landed the ball for tuuch.
down directly behind Bangor's goal.
The officials however made Portland take
the hall back for two yards and half
from Bangor's goal and would not al
low the touchdown. They forced Capt.
Anderson to accept Bangor's penalty for
off side play when he was not obliged
to accept 1t unless he wanted to. A few
minutes later Went woi tn went around
Bangor's right end for touchdown but
so far away from the goal posts that
Kelly could not kick goal. Score: Ban
gor g. Portland 4.
Connors kicked off for Bangor and An
derson muf7ed the ball and Hunt fell on
IL on. Portlands 30 yard line. Snow
trisd for gain around the left end but
was held twice in succession. George
Allen now broke through and got the
ball which was still ON Portland's 30 yard
line. Chase made 90 yards around left
end and then the ball went to Bangor
on a fun BILE in the center of the field.
On the line up Hal Hunt with o little
interference made a 81 yard run and
scored Bangor's second touchdown.
Cookson and several others tried to
tackle him but failed. Connors kicked
q goal. Score: Bangor IL, p. H. S. 4.
On the next kick off Cookson punted
to Crowley on Bansor's rs yard line
Bangor tried four times to gain and
failed and 1t was Portland's ball on
downs. A tumble and no gain by Chase
and then Cookson punted. Bangor got
the ball on her IS yard line. Another
line up and Hal Hunt again made phe-
nomenal run of 60 yards and scored Ban
gor's third touchdown. Connors kicked
q goal. Bangor IS, p. H. s. 4. The
last two touehdowns' by Bangor were
only made by luck. This ended the
second half and the game.
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Every season brings a new cron ~
cough remedies, but they cannot COM
pete with that grand, old DR. Rnlj,s
Cough Syrup.
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How the Deering Boys Were Beaten by
Accident.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.I


Accident.
ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS.l
Lewiston, November 21.-About 100
people assem- bled at Lee Park this after.
noon in binding snow storm to wit
ness the football game between the
Deering high school and the Edward
Little high school of Auburn whioh re-
suited in favor of the la tier by the score
of to y, the touchdown being scored
by accident.
The score was made in the second half
in this way: The ball had changed
hands several times on fun les but
was approaching Deering goal. 1t was
now Oh the 10 yard line.
In passing the slippery pig skin back
to Marsh to punt it eluded his grasp and
rolled between the goal posts where it
WAS downed by Daicey. The easy goal
was kicked by Bartlett. SCORE, Auburn +,
Deering 0.
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wing was the line up.

Officals-Pulsifer, Auburn, umpire;
Burnell, Bowdoin referee; Eastman,
Deering, and Howard, Auburn, lines
men.
A return game will be played on the
Fore st avenue ground Thanksgiving
day.
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A Mental Addiction.

a Mental Afiiction,
sits sad thing, % said the sympathetic
man, "but Blykins has become yeritable
miser.
Impossible.
cts true This last heard of him he
didn't get any pleasure out of anything
except sitting down in his collar counting
his hoard of anthracite coal over and over
again ''-Washinrtnn Star
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NOTICE rs FL EREBY GIVEN. that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Ex-

GEORGE ESTES. late Of North Berwick
in the County of York, deceased, and has taken
upon himself shat trust as the law oireots
and / have appointed Haven A. Butler INV
agent or attorney. ALI persons hayinx
demands upon the estate of SAID do.
ceased. are required to exhibit the same; and
siI persons indebted to said estate are called
upof to make payment to
FREDERICK A. ESTES, North Berwick,
Executor,
Agent OF Attorney.
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-23

HtHARLES SHERRY'S new hair cutting
~ room, 453 IL Congress street, near Elm
Cup one flight is fully equipped with the
electric brush. No danger of taking cold
after cutting when this brush Is used. Gree
with every hair CUT Oil
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ITO LET'S rooms, 154 Main street, near
n Ocean street, Deering, $500; rooms
corner Mountfort and Newbury streets,
$1l 90; whole house Is Myrtle street, 7 rooms
SIS; whole house 1919 Park street; whole
house 107 Clark street. N s. GARDINER
1876 Middle street. Room T. M-1
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TBiO LET-Slngle house. 40 Pine street, ten
rooms, bath room with hot aud cold water.
Apply to w. T.. KILBORN, "a Free street.
1911
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n OR RENT-In one OF the best neighbor-
hoods in Portland, the substantial three
story brick residence, No. lie ring street.
containing ten rooms and BATH with ali modern
improvements. will be put in firs.-class condi-
ton for 9 desirable tenant. Apply, Real Estate
O1lce, FREOk 5. VAIL. 1911
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ITO LET-Upper rent of six or seven rooms
L and bath, in new house No. 10 Lincoln
street, Woodfords, Me-, open plumbing, and
heated throughout by hot water. Apply on
the premises. 2i-2
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-23

Cpl .OUU mortgages on real estate in
Portland and vicinity; also money to loan
on life insurance policies, bonds, notes and
able. W. P. CARR, Room 8, 1876 Middle St.
1874
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p OOMS TO LET-One large front room on
IL second floor, with use of bath; also two
connecting rooms, could be used for light
house keeping; all sunny and pleasant 4d-
dress NJ, this office. iii
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NOTICE-The Hotel Employment Agency
IN has removed from 5O2 Congress street
to 276 Middle street, opposite U. S. Hotel.
We have some good help that want sltua-
lions; male and female. F. II. HAMLIN,
Manager. 1871
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no LET-At so Spring street. suite of rooms.
up one fight; hot and cold water; steam
heat; very pleasant location; also single room;
up one. flight. 19-1
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ITO LET-S9O 90 per month, six rooms. at
Il Woodfords, near post office, M. C. r. r.
station, and electric cars. Apply to SCOTT
WILSON. 176 IL Middle street, Portland 1871
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NO dollhouse, modern and convenient
Il at rs Roberts street. Eleven rooms with
every improvement including set refrigera-
tGr hard wood floors, library, open fire
places and mantles. Keys and particulars
10 ROBERTS street. 21-1
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TO LET-Tenement for small family with or
L without stable. 81 HUNTRESS ST. 1871

EOR RENT-A very pleasant and con-
venient upp rent of seven rooms and
bath, in modern house with sunny exposure,
located at No. Fessenden street, corner of
Forest avenue, Oal1dale. 1t is within walk
ing distance Of Congress street. Rent very
reasonable. Apply to Real Estate Office of
FREDERICK S. VAIL. 1871
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MECHANICAL MASSAGE is for rheuma-
uA tiSm, neuralgia. nervous prostration, dys-
pepsia, constipation and other chronic diseases,
for palsled and withered limbs and stiff joints
ticulars at 642 CONGRESS ST. Ladies a. M.
gentlemen p. N. nov19-4
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$4,000 9a4 on ra a feal sesame ssas
in Portland and vicinity; also money to loan
on bonds, notes and any good collateral
security. Enquire of N. S. GARDINER, 1856
Middle street, Room A. 1872
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nor RENT-Store and basement number 2OS
l. Middle St., recently put in excellent re-
pair ornamental steel ceiling &C., private
steam apparatus, area of floor about 1000 So.
It, BENJAMIN SHAW, 511s Exchange ST.
se'g& Dol
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ITO LET-SeYeral good tenements. stores etc.
at WOOdfords. with or without stables, and
modern conveniences. 4l3 Congress street.
WATSON. 1871
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ENOR RENT-A pleasant compact and well
l. arranged room cottage with sunny ex-
posture, number 1853 Clark street. Immediate
possession. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 1-2 Elk
change street. 1871
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DARTIES visiting Boston, who would
Il prefer private house to hotel will find
nice accommodations at Is Worcester square,
21-1
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o LET-Convenent fiat, rooms, centrally
located 299 Cumberland street. $40 per
month 70 right party. Il. H SHAW, 154to
100 Middle street. 1871
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FEO LET-At No. 81 Oxford street, upper
tenement of six rooms; all in good
order; water closet on same floor; a pleasant
and desirable rent Apply at No % Rovd
street. Ring right hand bell. 2l-i j
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NOR RENT-Two good renements at No. 1872
- Congress street. Apply to L. D. AUS
Il
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IF WE WANTED A CLOCN
MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for ono week for Rs cts. in advance.
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SPLENDID Business Opening. Small invest
~ ment and very small working capital re-
quirec. WIN surely pay $1,000 to $1,000 per
year. Strictly cash business. Come in anu
inves tigate thoroughly. d. w. HAWKES., 1856
Middle ST., Room 5. col
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r OVER RENT-A good rent of eight rooms,
IL centrally located. Apply 273 Cumberland
street. 1871
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NOR SALE-At bargain, brick house
IL with stone trimmings; ten minutes walk
of post office and city building, overlooking
Lincoln park, 16 rooms all open into halls
All modern conveniences. f. FL. HARTFORD,
81 IL Exchange street. 21-1
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YALE.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavo them Castoria,
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FOR RENT-Lower rent of seven rooms,
Il near High and Congress streets, having
separate furnace, bay window and pleasant
surroundings; is in first class repair Price
only sig per month; Apply at once to Real
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-23

MONEY TO LOAN-On Household goods,
MI Life Insurance Policies, 8 year old Horses.
Carriages, Store fixtures, Furniture Leases
1st and End Mortgage, Real Estate, Bonds, Com
PORTLAND COLLATERAL LOAN CO., Room
Oxford Building. Sd
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ENUK SALE-Sea View cottage located at
l. Pond Cove, Cape Elizabeth, on high
ground, two acres of land, fine view of the
ocean, beautiful grove: house has 20 sleeping
rooms, large parlor, dining hall will seat 81
persons: kitchen fully equipped with i'm
proved apparatus; bath room, hot and cold
water, large pool room, bathing room, ice
room, store rooms, artesian well under the
house, spring water, another well that sup
plies the tanks and hot water apparatus,
fine stable and shed room connected also
P. BUTLER, 4S 1-2 Exchange street. 1873
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ITO LET-A very pleasant rent suitable for
L small family, Enquire at 4E Mayo street.
A. NJ. PETTENGILL. I'LL
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EOR RENT-In central part of city, an
upper and lower tenement In modern
house, containing and rooms each; both
rents have rooms a floor. Price to good
desirable parties only $13 and $14 per
month. Apply Real Estate Office. First
National Bank Building, FREDERICK S.
VAIL. OIL
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THO LET Desirable rooms in new house, finely
L located at the corner Of Portland and High
with use of bath and gas if desired. Rooms
furnished or unfurnished. Terms reasonable,
254 High street. I'll
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EOR SALE-In Portland, Me-, a retail bust
ness, very best location, doing about
$1,000 per year, has more than thrilled itself
IN four years. VIII show books; reason for SELL
ing. wish to retire from business; no better
opportunity ever offered. Address Box 1885,
Portland, Me. 19-l
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
sne week for 25 cents csSsi in advance

NOR SALE-Balance of our Hvacinth
Il Crocus and Narcisus Bulbs at reduced
prices. KENDALL & WHITNEY, Federal
and Temple streets. a3-i
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash In advance.
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T1OR RENT-Furnished residence near
i Longfellow square. viii be let from
December 10th to May 10TH BENJAMIN F.
HARRIS, Cham bers, Corner Exchange and
Middle streets. 40
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MAIN SPRINGS Use,

Genuine Waltham Resilient Mainsprings
only 75c, warranted Tor one year. M'KENNEY
the Jeweler, Monument square. je26dH
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EOR SALE-5O pullets of the mixed VARIETY
brown Leghorns. B. Plymouth Rock and
black Minorcas, also 25 hens two years old.
HARRY w. HANNAFORD, Cape Elizabeth
Maine, al
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EOR SALE-New two story house and ell,
L rooms finished in natural wood, hard
wood floors, wired for lights, furnace, bath,
hot and cold water, located on high land,
Deering, one minute from electrtcs; price
$4,000; best trade in Deering. W. H. WAL
ORION q CO., 1870 Middle street. ISL
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Tor sALE-For investment; q modern two
4 family detached house, containing 10
for 1924 per year. Price to quick purchaser
only $27O0; will take part cash; balance on
m0rtage II desired. Apply Real Estate
Office, First National Bank Building,
FREDERICK s. VAIL, oil
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TOR RENT-Detache6 house % Carleton
l. street, containing 10 rooms and bath,
pleasantly located between West and Pine
ton. For particulars apply ply Real Estate Office,
First National Bank Building. FREDERICK
8. VAIL. It'll
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FOR SALE-New brick house, IL large rooms
and bath, rooms ensuite on first floor,
hot and cold water, set tubs in laundry, best
hot water heat. best location western part of
diate possession. W. II. WALDRON q CO.,
$50 Middle St. POL
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EOR SALE-In Portland, Me-, retail bust
4 ness, very best location, doing about
$4,000 per year, has more than thrilled it.
self in four years, will show books; reason
for selling. wish to retire from business; no
better opportunity ever offered. Address
Box S56, Portland, Me- 23-1
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DIGS for sale; Shoats for sale; Hogs for
i sale; Sheep for sale. Cheap at ", t.
MERRILL'S, Cumberland Junction, Maine.
21-1
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WANTED-A situation to do table work
w or light homework. Call or address No. {
l3 Wilmot St. on-1 |
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WANTED-A young lady would like Book
w keeping or office work. which would re-
home if desired. Address MISS L. sylvia
P. o., City. 20.1
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FOR SALE-House at Woodfords, - rooms,
furnace, Sebago, slated root. stable, large
lot, good neighborhood, near electrics and all
right. This is an opportunity seldom offered.
Cost $1,000. Will sell for $500 to close
The Portland daily press., 1896-11-23

TITO LIFETIME large front room with board !;
i newly furnished; hot and cold water;
steam heat. The BAINE house, No. SO
Spring street, City. 90
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FOR SALE-A silk quilt and crocheted lace
set, six pieces. Can be seen at 374 Port
land ST. MISS LIZZIE L. WILLIAMS.
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WAN1'ED.

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one week for rs cents. cash in advance
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wAN1Ep-s1TuArloS,.

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ono week for 20 cents, cash In advance.
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SEA SHORE HOTEL for sale or lease. good
~ PATRONAGE year round, pleasure steamers
iand on premises, elegant ocean views. annual
income $4,000 net, proprietor has large prof.
erty in West requiring full attention, will ex-
change hotel for Portland properly. Good
BUSINESS opportunity. W, n. WALDRON &
CO., $50 Middle st. DOL
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EOR sALE-Choice building lot of six
acres, good land for cultivation, four
ton; in full view Of Portland and Casco Bay:
Is minutes walk from electrics; good street
good ne1ghoors adjoining; forced sale. Price
street. o31
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I OF FO SALE-A very desirable lot
IL located near Fort Allen Park: has
magnificent view of Casco Bay and Islands
Price low, to ga desirable party. Apply at
once Real Estate Office, First National Bank
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NOR RENT-Convenient to Pine and Con-
L gress streets, two pleasant lower rents.
each containing seven rooms and bath, with
sepal ate front doors, and steam heating ap-
paratus, immediate possession. For particu-
lars apply to Real Estate Office, First
National Bank Building, FREDERICK S.
VAIL. 1911
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DOR SALE-House of five rooms with
trees, and--about four acres of land. Situated
in West Cumberl land near North Falmouth
on the old county road, eleven miles from
Portland and four and one-half miles from
r. r.. station. Price $225. f. II. WILSON,
North Falmouth, Maine. 1871
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F11O LIE On Commercial wharf, store for.
J. merry occupied by the late Charles P. In
graham, suitsble for business or storage. Also
store lately occupied by C. W. Lombard. Also
stores suita BILE for storage. Apply TO B. W
JONES, 90 Commercial street. jy2ldtf
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EfOR SALE Desirable brick residence 2s4
4 Bracket, near Carleton St., in thorough
repair, newly plumbed, ten rooms besides attics
and shed rooms. Large airy. sunny lot Mnst
be sold to settle estate. Easy terms. M. p.
FRANK, Administrator, 1856 Middle st.