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Evening star., 1897-03-27
The Truth
The truth is all We want the public to know
about
RADAM'S
M|CROBE
KILLER

We want people 10 know exactly what it is and
wha; IL will do. whole book ,ouid hc written
about it's great curative virtus hug tlIl The story
caa be told in dozen wosls The rain fart.
10 Keep in mind that u
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Fire Department.

Since Chief Eldredgs took Office last
spring up to the first Of January, there
were 1Ol alarms of fire, 5l6 bell alarms
and IS stills This is considera BILE OF an
increase over the corresponding period
for a number of years. In fact in those
last ten months there have been nearly
as many alarms as during the whole OF
last year. The average has been brought
up by the large number Of incendiary
fires during the past month.
The result of the recent test of the
American camel coal was very sstisfac-
tory to the board of engineers, but the
question is always in tests Of this kind
whether large amount of coal ordered
would come up to the standard OF that
sent on for the purpose Of the test. The
great trouble has been with the camel
coal, that it cIinkers very badly.
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DEERING.

Owing to misunderstanding as TO
the date of the meeting the adjourned
meeting of the board Of managers of the
Deering Board of Trade last evening to
hear the report of the committee on reso-
buttons on the proposed division OF Deer
ing, and on part of committee of q citi-
EMS on the act TO establish Board of
Public Works, sadjourned for lack of
quorum. Both matters will be reported
at regular meeting Of Board OF Mana
gers next Thursday evening.
The committee on subscriptions APP
pointed to raise the necessary funds to
secure the removal of the American
Arms Co. to this city. found itself with
out sufficient representation to accom-
plish any results owing to the same diff
Guilty.
The committee of 81 citizens Will meet
Wednesday night by advice of its sub
committee appointed to draw up Ievis-
ion of charter, to make suggestions as to
needed changes before the sub COMMITTEES
und ertakes the work.
The ice in Fore river is sufficiently
strong to bear the weight of the houses
of the smelt fishers and already there is
quite colony located there.
Mr.. Stanton Woodbury., Ocean street,
has accepted position as fireman on the
Grand Trunk railway.
Principal f. H. Crosby of the High
school has returned from his vacation.
Prof. Arthur Chapman of the Stanford,
Conn.,, schools, has been visiting his
parents at Nason's Corner.
All Of the public school of the city
opened yesterday with the exception of
the Ocean street school, which will not
open until tomorrow and continue its
sessions during the remainder Of the
week including Saturday. The new
steam heating apparatus in that building
will be in working order by that time
During the month of December forty
tramps were given lodgings at the police
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shEPLEY CAMP LADIES AID.
Annual Installation of Officers and Enter.
tainment Last Evening.

The annual installation exercises of the
officers of Shepley Camp, Ladies' Aid
Society No. 2, Sons Of Veterans was held
last evening. Mrs. w. .Gilman the rstir-
ing president of the society acted as in
stailinR officer and performed the cere-
mopy Of installation in very pleasing
manner. After the installation, which
was public, the following programme
was carried out:
Piano Solo, Miss Cora Alexander
Vccal Selo. Miss Clyde Gribbin
PIANO Duett. Misses Rollins end WEIGH
Vocal Solo. Mrs. A. /. Cropley
Reading. Robert l.. Whitcomb
Vocal Solo. Miss Dun ham
The programme was well rendered in
each detail and was well received. The
seleotion rendered by Mr.. r. l.. Whit.
comb was given in his characteristic
style. which is well known to be very
pleasing, a selection from the pen OF
Clara Marcelle Greene in provincial
dielect that was really gem, descriptive
of the traditional "paring bees" of the
olden time. This poem has never been
published, bat surely should be as 1t is
so picturesque and entertaining and
truly realistic.
After the entertainment refreshments
Of cake and chocolate were served.
The officers of Bosworth and Thatcher
Posts, g. A. R., and their relief corps
and the members of Shepley camp were
the guests of the society upon this enjoy
able occasion.
\ rhe remainder of the evening until a
late hour was occupied in the indulgence
of fine order of dances.
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Mrs. B. W, Bickford; fora, Mics Hattie
Harmon. ceres. Mrs. Ia. L. Themes: lady
assistnnt steward, Mrs. G. Fl. Vent
worth; 0. G., Charles Johnson. After
the installation supper was partaken
of. A bout seventy members were present
and the evening was mucn enjoyed. !
The High school Is closed for one week
on account Of scarlet fever
The Epworth League will hold an
"Apple Social" In the Methodist vestry
Wednesday evening.
Several members of Harmony lodge of
Masons attendedsthe installation cere.
monies of the various Masonic bodies at
Westbrook last evening.
. The annual meeting OF the Cumberland
County Agricultural society Will take
place at Harding's hall today at 10
O'Clock.
DAM ARISCOTTA.
Damariscotta Mills, January 4.-The
"watch night service begun promptly
at ten O'Clock with praise service, fol-
lowed with duet, recitations, love least,
scriptural reading, Lords supper and a
sermon appropriate for the occasion by
and ten minutes the speaker helu the at
tention of his hearers. The programme
was we'll carried out and the large con-
gregatiOn went home saying 1t was the
best watch night service they ever at
tended.
Theron Tobin OF Boston, after few
days visit with his relatives returned to
the hub Saturday.
Freddie Fl. Jones Of Pennington, N.
H., arrived in town last Friday. He is
the guest of his uncle Edward Jones.
lhe installation Of the officers of the
Harlow Dunbar Post 6. A. r., occurred
Saturday evening. The following officers
were Installed BY Past Commander C. II.
Ames: Commander, 8. P. York; s. v.
c., D.. II. Gamagei J. V, C., u. II.
Hodgkins; surgeon, Elden Oliver; chap
lain, Palmer Baker; sdjutant II. e.
Webster; quarterm aster, j. Leslie Flint;
officer of the day. g. e. Ames; quarter
master sergeant, W. w. navener. After
the installation remarks were made by
several of the comrades. Then followed
an excellent supper prepared by the
WON ans Relief Corps.
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Cloudman Relief Corps will have re-
union of its members and supper a
their next regular meeting January 7th.
Every member Is expected to be present
and furnish supplies.
q Temple lodge, No. Sc, B. "A. M, Eagle
chapter, r. A. M, and Westbrook Coun-
Gil, r. and S. NJ, held a joint installa-
ton of off GERS last evening. The officers
we're installed by their predecessors. A
supper was served. A large delegation
from Gorham was present
Mr.. Charles Bragdon left last evening
for Baltimore, to resume his Studies at
the Maryland University Medical school.
City Electrician Cummings OF Portland
was the guest of Chief Leighton OF the
Westbsook fire depaftment, yesterday
Az n meeting of the Cleayes' Rifles at
lbs armory, last evening, Captain Starr
announced the following appolntm ents
First sergeant, Edward Rowe; second
sergeant, Wrn. Lord; third SERGEANT, q.
S. Carleton: fourth sergeant, Il. !. Gum
mings; fifth fereeaDt, w. W. Smith; first
corporal, J. W. Graham; second corporal,
G. J. Bragdon; third corporal, H.. J.
Morris feth corporal T. Kn ra1t
sixth corporal, I. Hartman; first
musician, Herbert G. Richardson; second
musician, Harry +. Morris; company
clerk, G. H. leighton.
The Westbrook Division, G. I. A.,
elected the following officers last evening;
President, j. s. Sullivan; vice president,
P. r. Burke; treasurer, j. }. Burke;
recording secretary, E. Robinohesu
financial secretary, Il W. Gaudreau; scr
aeant-at-arms, Ajax. Rousseau; trustees,
]. ]. Graham, Edward Doyle, Michea
Manning.
Ernest GerhardG was drawn as juror
Yesterday to serve at the January term Of
the Supreme Judicial court.
At the annual meeting Of the Relief rs
sociatioR of the fire department last eve
ming. there failed of being quorum.
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I. o. o. #. Fair Committee.

Presidents s. B. Kelsey of the Odd
Fellows Fair COMMITTEES, has announced
that there will be meeting of the gen
eral fair committee, Wednesday evening,
January 18th at Encampment hall,
Baxter block, when ali whe assisted in
any way at the fair are invited to be
present. After listening TO the reports
of the different committees the evening
will be passed In social way. The plans
for the evening are not quite complete,
but will be announced later.
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WHO SAYS soe
Everybody Who Has Used Them, and
some Of Them are Portland People,

Who told you SO?
Neighbor So-and-so.
oh wsIli THAT'S all right.
Testimony differs, doesn't 1t?
Ihe more some people say
The less faith we have.
But the right mans word
Is taken SIS onoe.
That's the difference.
People want Portland reference
Particularly in matters of health.
We tell you Doan's Kidney Pills cure,
But we are the makers of them.
"Who says so" counts here. "doesn't ii? ~
Portland people say so.
And We give you their addresses.
Perhaps you may know them.
Active lives bring on kidney troubles.
An example of this is,
Mrs. David Rounds OF "a Lincoln
street, she says:-"I felt miserable all
last winter for my complaint got the let
ter OF nae and | was completely run
down. I was subject to spells of dizzi-
ness, my appetite failed, severe pain
settled in the small of my back, at night
l could noG sleep although wanted to
badly, my kidneys acted very sluggish,
and the secretion was soantys felt
quite alarmed about myself and became
anxious to find some means of stopping
1t. read in local paper that Doan's
Kidney Pills were for just such troubles
aud I went and got q box at Fl. H..
Hay & Sons drug store at the junction OF
Middle and Free streets. They did their
work well. My Kidneys act freely, the
dizziness is gone and rest at night and
sleep refresningy. | am sure l 3 can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to any
one.n
Doan's Kidney Pills so CENTS per box
for sale by all dealers; sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Sole Agents for the United States,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.

mystic Cure" for rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in / to 8 DAYS: Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious.
It removes at once the cause and the disease
Immediately disappears. The first dose greatly
benefits. Sold by c. II. Guppy a. Co.. drug
gists, 463 Congress street, Portland
oet22Tu, Th&Satnrm
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WIT AND WISDOM.
In Deep Water.

In Deep Water.
Bixby (very nearslghtsd)-Who's that
dumpy fright coming up the road on the
WHEEL
Stinohcomb-That's my wife.
Bixby-N-no, don't mean that one.
mean the grand gay with the bologna
boomers.
stinchcomb-That's your wife.-Tit-
Bits.
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Maine Pensions

Washington, January 4.-Pens1ons
have been granted these Maine people;
ADDITIONAL.
Edwin French, Dexter; Henry L. Bur-
nell, West Baldwin.
INCREASE
5ESpecials, Dec. 23-William H. Webster,
West Scarborc.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Mary @. LaEountsin, Wateryiile;
Marcia Z. Eldridge, Dexter.
RENEWAL.
Nancy A. Plummer (motherl Pitts
field.
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That cntarrh Is a Local Affection

That CRtarFh Is Local Affectloh
of the nasal passages. is fact established by
physicians, and this authority should carry
more weight than assertions of incompetent
parties, that catarrh is blood affection. Eiy's
Cream Balm is a local remedy. composed of
harmless medicants and free of mercury or
any injurious drug. 1t will cure catarrh.
Applied directly to the infamed membrane it
restores it to its healthy condition.
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STORES TO RENT.

Stores Nos. to Central wharf re-
gently occupied By g a other Wef baainess
in fne ordar and lave an electric elevator
ana heated with hot water; have good rail.
road track and dock facilities. Enquire at
No. 10 Central Wharf. WM X WOOD. .os+s
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JOSS ph Crowley, 10 years old, of Drsp-
err court, Dorchester, shot himself dead
in his room Sunday nignt. No cause Is
known.
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TESTING IT'S Strength.

Landlady-Why, Mr.. Hasheater, why
are you sticking your fingers in the butterP
Boarder (grimly)-simply feeling of it's
muscle, madam. Nothing more, I assure
you.-New York Journal
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LOST AND FOUND.

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one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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II OST-Saturday afternoon, a red leather
~ pocketbook somewhere on Commercial or
Fore streets, containing a sum OF money ana
papers, The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving at 8 Lewis st. Al
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r OsT-Dec. Sd. near Clark's Pond or in city
IL bstween Park and Oxford streets. by way
of Congress and Myrtle. ladies' silver hunting
case watch Finder please return 70 15b OK
lord street and receive reward. 3l-l
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desiring competent help
w for their hotels. restaurants and private
families can find plenty OF cooks, table. cham
Der, kitchen and laundry women and girls
waiting aC MRS. PALMER'S EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 800 IL Congress st. Call at once
and secure your help. b-l
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WANTED.

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sne week for Rs cents. cash in advance
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LIMERICK.
Limerick, Jan. 4. Mr.. e. d. Libby
and S, o. Clnrk, NJ. D., are in attend
ance on the Mason-Thompson trial in
Portland.
III Clark, Bowdoin '98, and W. B.
Adams and e. S. Allen, Dartmouth '99,
are home for few days.
D. S. Braham is in Portland and AL
fred this week.
George A. Carpenter has taken CON
tract to supply the Limerick House with
steam heat.
r. S. Higgins WAS in Portland Friday
and Saturday. 15fa Ss
Levi S. Cook, of Cornish, was in town
Thursday.
Hon. E. B. Smith. of New York, q
former resident of Limerick, is in Port
land as counsel in the Mason
trial.
Mr.. J. I'd. Mason and Miss F. e. Ma
son are in Portland for few days.
GORHAM.
Gorham. Jan. 4. Mr.. r. J. Elder, of
Boston, is stopping here few days.
Mr.. p. r. Shirley. of Portland, was in
town yestaF lay.
The officers Of Harmany Lodge of Ma.
sons were installed Wednesday evening
by Past Master Fred W. Harding. assist
ed nv Past Master Theodore Shackford
NJ arahal as follows:
W. M.-Everett P. Hanson.
S. W.-Charlss K. Cobb. s-
J. N..-Moses e. Little.
Treas. X. Millet.
S. DIN W. Cressey.
J. D.-Clifford K. Lowell.
S. $. Harry e. Day.
j. s.-Stephen ". shackfordc.
At the regular meeting. OF Gorhan
Grange, Nc. 81, P. Of H., last Saturday
evening, the officers were installed BY
Deputy Grand Master w.. I. Bedford,
assisted by deputy Grand Marshal EranF
| P. johnson, as follows: Mastey. W. j.
CortheIl: overseer, l.. I. Themes
lecturer, Mr.. Rose c. johnson; chaplin
Mrs. W. L. Bicgford; secretary, Fred D.
Seaman: treasurer. G.. l.. Grouard
steward, Il. A. McKenney; assistant
steward, 6. Fl. Wentworth; pomona
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r OST-Wil the Young man who picked up
IL pair of opera glasses at the ]Gnctlonl A., OF
Bracket and Arsenal street, please return the
same to RI. L. STARBIRD. 1924 Congress-
Street, city, and receive reward BOZ
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WANTED-An active business man having
w $4,000 and full OF push and energy TO IN
vest in a small simple, Patent that will sell with
a nrofit of 200 per cent Address r. BAGG Err
EN-. II e Vine St. Portland, Me. IL !.
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GOAL FOR SALE-Lot of Lehigh, egg size.
" at "a. so per ton az retail on the wharf.
Apply al Tow Boat Office, ITO COMMERCIAL
ST. m o.
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xHrANTED-s Situation by Swedish girl to
w do general homework or cooking.
Please apply 60 Wilmot St. City. FL
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Takelaxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money il it fails TO cure. Zoe
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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nor SALE-Air-tight weather strips for
doors and windows. Now is your time
to order them. 1t keeps out the cold in the
tongue and groove, no rubber to pull off. All
orders left 81 Cross street will be attended, to.
L. C. BIAISDELL. 29-4
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yVANTED-Agentsfo for our new Ink Eraser.
agents can make So per day and upwards
Sample and terms mailed on receipt of % cents.
ACME ERASER CO., Box 356, Columbus, o.
IL
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NOTICE-We have usea the Lvura Ointment
N for cuts, bruises and burns, continually
happening to railroad men, and have always
fouIld it most beneficial; rapid healer, and ex-
actly as represented. Signed, ALbEkI T.
HANSON, conductor G. 7. Railway. 81
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ECUND-A glove which the owner can have
by calling at this offic e, proving properly
anG paving for this adveetis ement. 81
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ANTED-A strictly temperate man TO
w care for private STABLE experience nee
essary. Apply stating age and references 10
box / 3S9, city,
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HrANTFD-A good cook and laundress.
w Apply toMlsS DEERING,e Deering st.,
Deering. - 1zR OIL
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a NOVA SCOTIA young man, just arrived.
"A would like position as porter, or labor OF
any kind. Address CAMERoN, this ON e.
' III
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ore week for rs csnts. casli in advance.
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WANTED-AGENTS

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one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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rHRIsTIAN MAN WANTED-Not en-
" pioyed, acquainted with church peopie,
S1s per week Write STANDARD MANI
FEATURING CO., II Franklin street, Boston,
ass nov24d1aw13wTu
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s hgg dR IN sysHy s soWR Re and fa
Orr ventilator is appreciated by every house
wife. Send stamp for terms and commission.
y. ii HTTTI.BURT, Supt Of Agencies, No:
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II OST-A gold locket, with stone set in front
III of if. Finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at this Office and calling for BRADFORD.
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WANTED-Ladies to call and see our 81 90
w Boot in Button and Lace. Mon TO call
and see our S1.z5 Lace Boot Best in the city.
1870 MIDDLEST. 3O-1*
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WANTED-Agents and customers TO know
w that I have perfected my Hose
Supporter and built a factory for the especial
purpose OF manufacturing them on a large
scale. The only perfect Hose Supporter on the
market Does away with safety pins, buttons
and loops. Send for samples, terms, etc.
f. D. HANDING, West Baldwin 21-1
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EOR SALE-A two horse Belknap motor. For or
sale cheap. Inquire at 1874 MARKET
ST. 81
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esrANTED-Brigh young man about 10
w years old for sales clerk in wholesale
house. Must be quick at figures and tar pen
man. Address BOX 1887, Portland. Me.
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ISNOR RENT-On High street near Congress,
IL an upper rent of s rooms and bath; IL de-
tached house with sunny exposure; rent mod
crate, possession Febr'y lst; for particnas ap-
ply to Real Estate Office, 1st Nat Blk. Bldg:
FRED'K. s. VAIL. t7iaa 2-1
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YElO LET-A detached house in new brick
1 block corner Of Spring and Park streets;
entrance No. 122 Park street; this rent is first
class In every respect; cantains rooms bath
room laundry with set tubs and dry closets;
fjrst-class plumbing throughout; steam plant
that will heat house in zero weather., decora-
items up to-date; will lease to a small family.
Bill
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EOR RENT-Store and basement. No. 2oS
& Middle ST., containing floor space OF about
III good condition. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a
Exchange st IL
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will exchange for cast off clothing, be-
Ing ladies' dresses, gentlemen's clothing and
childfens clothing pay cash for them II
it is preferred. SEND postals or letters to
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ENOR RENT In the western part of the city,
L. near the line OF electricS, Il house OF 3
rooms and bath. House well arranged sunny
and pleasant. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 1-2 Ex-
change st. III
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NOR SALE.-Edisor's Vitascope exclusive
L rights for this wonderful machine in the
State Of Maine, together with a stock of over
20 choice views. also electric motors. proper
ties, and complete paraphernalia readytor i'm
mediate use. Have just completed first tour
Of state. exhibited 100 nights TO over $4,000
a second tour would surely exceed first; owner
moving to Florida; will sell at half value; in
yestigate this. Address c. y. RICHARDSON,
Lock Box sos, Portland. Me. 21
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VsOR SALE OR TO LET-n the central part
Il of the city, south OF Congress street and
west Of High ST.. brick residence with all
the nj dern appointments. Well suited Tor a
professional man. BENJAMIN F. HARRIS,
Chambers, corner Exchange and Middle SITS.
Bill
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Mooney TO LOAN-On first or second
W mortgages on real estate. stccks, bonds
life insurance policies, or any good secCrities
notes discounted at low rate Of interest. !. Z.
BUTLER, AS l-2 Exchange St., up ore flight
jaal-4s
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gIOR RENT-In central part of city, within
4 one block of Congress St. half of a house
containing rooms etc. Price to small des-
irahle family, only $1,000 per month. Apply
to Real Estate Office 1st. Nat. Blk. BpdR
FRED'K s. VAIL. Al
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rgYO LET-A convenient lover rent of five
1 rooms situated at l59 York street; Gem
ented cellar and separate water closets and
coal pens Price $12 per month. Inquire OF
A. c. LIBBY & CO, AZ IL Exchange street..