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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-16

visiting his sister Mrs. Shurtleff, of this
place.
Dir. Harry Burgess has been quite i'll
but weshope TO see him out again soon.
Miss Isabelle Jordan, 'of ethis place, is
visiting relatives in Salem, Mass.
Mr. James Stevens is visiting relatives
in Pownal.
Charlie Cook, of Massachusetts, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Cook.
Little William Freeman, of Deering, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. John Gordon.
Mr.. Elnard Mountfort has been visiting
Mrs. John Gordon
DURHAM.
Durham, March 15-At the annual cleo
ton held ON March 14th, The following
officers were elected:
Observation-Disclosures B. Newell.
Town CIerk-Goorge +. Warren.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of
Poor-A fired Lunt, William B. Newell,
Fred II. Miller.
School Superintendent-Jo Ell. Will
liams.
Collector and Treasurer-Wiley l..
Davis.
Road Commissioner-John H. Merrill.
WINDHAM CENTRE.
Winddham Centre, March 15.-At the
adjourned town meeting Monday Mr.. L.
j. Mann was chosen for third selectman
and the Other articles of the warrant
voted upon. Several appropriations were
made, including 5000 for free high
school.
Mrs. Albion Hawkes. of Woodfords Wis
tied her father, Mr.. John Z. Fellows last
week.
Miss Cora M. Hall is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Nathan AL
len, of Everett, Mass.
No1lia rot11rnod In "a
last Monday.
FREEPORT.
South Freeport, March 14-Mr. B. p
Soule, man we'll known and much re-
speoted throughout the town and vicini-
ty, died at his home in this village Sun
day afternoon. March 10, after short ILL
ness, at the age of rs years.
POWNAL.
Pownal, March 15.-Our annual town
meeting for the election of town officers
and also to transact the other necessary
town business for the ensuing year was
held on Monday, March 18th. The day
was fine and there was q very large num-
Der in attendance. Following is list of
the officers chosen: Moderator, II. B.
True, r.; clerk, True Warren, R. first
selectman, II. B. True, r.. second select
man, Arthur Noyes. D.; third selectman,
Norman True, r.; school committee,
Artbur Noyes, George Cushman, Frank
Lobdell; superintendent of school, DR..
S. Addison Vosmus, collector of taxes;
treasurer, Alroy Noyes; town agent, G.
H. Hodsdon; road commissioner, N. z.
Pickett; constables, Alroy Noyes, E.
A. Blair, G. j.. Dow.
Money raised for various purposes as
follows: For support of schools, $500;
for support of DOOR $500: for contingent
expenses. $500; for roads and bridges,
81 900; for snow bills, 5000; for text
books, $50; for repairs on school houses.
$50; for Grand Army, $40; for repairs on
hearse, $40.
No special matters came before the
town other than the ordinary business
consequently very quiet meeting was
the result.
"a most excellent dinner was served at
noon by the bers of the l.. A. S.
which was we'll patronized by those at
tending the meeting.
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IContinued.l


t'Jessica, my lcge, my precious girl,
do you suppose it is in your power to
drive me away from you? Hideous as
this story is, deep as the degradation of
such paternity must seem to you, do
you think | would shrink from sharing
it with you? We are stunned by it at
this moment We cannot think lucidly.
You need rest. They must keep people
away from you. I am going myself
presently, but I could not go without
telling you that
She got up suddenly and flung him
from her, with passionate cry.
''Tell me nothing. There is nothing
for you to say. Go away from mel
There is no possible ground upon which
you and Dennis Whitney daughter can
stand side by side. I have been through
the furnace fires Of the condemned, Reg
inald. since you and stood by the pond
in the woods watching the sun f1eck that
blue heron s wings with it's shimmering
light. Was it an hour OR day or
century ago. my dear, that you and
talked of love and happiness"
Her cheeks were burning. Her eyes
were afame with the fever that mount
ed hotly in her veins. She had never
looked SO supremacy beautiful in her
lovers eyes. She flung herself back,
with sigh of exhaustion.
81 am tired-desperately tired. I feel
as if some one had laid such heavy
load upon my shoulders, and instead of
trying to carry it bravely I want to lie
down under it and bury my face out of
sight. That comes of the humiliation of
it. One can carry almost any burden,
SO that it is unmixed with shame. -
She closed her eyes YEARLY. He got
up softly and stood looking down upon
her. Presently she lifted her heavy lids
and flashed an indignant look at his
motionless figure.
care you there yet? 1 asked you to
leave me to myself. want to try to
fit my shoulders to this new burden. I
must have time-time, my love. Oh,
will all eternity be long enough?'
Her excitement was growing more in
tense every moment. Belknap turned
onxiously toward the door. She needed
DIR. Northcote at that moment more
than she needed him.
She called to him very gently as he
turned away.
"Don't leave me in anger, please.
should not like our last meeting to end
SO. You must see that this is to be the
last"
He came back to her with a great love
and pity shining in his eyes.
"This is not cur last meeting, my
love. You are in no condition now to-
discuss this matter. You sent me that
message by DR. Northcote, and l should
have respected your feelings, only
thought could help you bear it, and Sc
l persevered.
'No, no one can help me bear it"
she said, closing her eyes with a>wan
smile.
Tomorrow, tomorrow, - he began.
Just then the study door was opened
gently AID allowed to swing far back OF
its hinges Framed in the doorway was
a tall, slender figure draped in soft
white garments that trailed upon the
carpet.
1t was Ellen Bascom, fair and fragile
as lily of the valley Ner soft gray
hair was combed back from her delicate,
blue veined temples. She had pinned a
single white japonica against the lace
that covered her bosom. She looked in
bewilderment from Jessica to Belknap.
then in her lutelike voice said;
Savanna says that Dennis has come.
Where is he?''
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AGED WOMAN BURNED TO BEATH

Portsmouth, n. H., March 15.-Mrs.
Martha Parker, wife of Charles Parker
Of Kittery, was probably fatally burned
TODAY. She was rs years old. She was
clearing up rubbish near a small bon IRE
burned about the face, chest and left side
of her body. Owing to her age very little
homes is expressed for her recovery.
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ANOTHER PAUL MUELLER,

York, Pa. March 15:-A man supposed
to be Paul Mueller, who murdered f. D.
Newton. wife and daughter near Brook
field. Mass, last November, was arrested
at Glen Rock this county. The man had
been In Glen Rock about three weeks and
was known by the name of ''Schuler.' -
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DEATH OLA SACO MAN.
ESPECIAL 10 THE PREss.]

Biddeford, March 15.-Mr. Rufus f.
T,eavitt. who for IA years was An over
seer in the Saco Water Power machine
sbops. died today, aged SO years. He was
a native of Scarboro. He leaves widow
and three sons.
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FOR SALE--Farm in Bethel, Maine, 100 acres
good land, 2 IL story house. shed and two
barns, all in good condition, good orchard, and
100000 feet of pine timber. About two miles
from Bethel village, and known as the Edward
A. Capen farm; will be sold on favorable terms
or may be exchanged for Portland properly.
MISS SARAH BIDEN, No. 1876 Oxford ST.
Portland Me. mar9-tf
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DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems
especially adapted to the needs of the
children. Pleasant to take; soothing in
it's influence. 1t is the remedy of all
remedies for every form of throat and
lung disease.
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no LET-Choice rent, 1 Prospect street, 8
a rooms and bath, very pleasant and conven-
lent. Desirable lower rent At Myrtle street, Z
| rooms, bath, and furnace. Lower rent rs Mer-
ril street, rooms, very convenient. GEO. +.
JUNKINS, under U. S, Hotel, Monument
SOu3re.
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Our bruised arms
Richard III. del 1, Scene l.
Rub well with Ponds Extract

The Reporters Private Dictionary.
Raconteur-A liar good for the drinks
Demise-Croaking of an alderman.
Recontre-A scrap between colonies.
Applause-An autograph, irrelevant,
bracketed word appearing in congress
men S manuscript speeches
Denial-Part of news matter held over
for the next issue.
Tncognito-An alias travelling first class.
Pal-A poor mans fdus Achates.
misunderstanding of bank presi-
dents chicken coop.
Harness - A good salaried position,
something very popular for public servants
to die in.-New York journal.
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GEO r. JUNKINS'
R cal Estate Bulletin.

ITO LET-Brick house, Grant street, rooms
IL bath, laundry and furnace; very desirable
for parties wishing a reasonable priced house
by themselves G so. i. JUNKINS, under U.
). Hotel, Monument Square.
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AGENTS WANTED.

HRANCES Z. WILLABD-Her beautiful life,
U complete. Officially authorized and en-
dorsed Authentic and reliable Fully Illustrated.
Bonanza for agets. Liberaln terms. Write to-
day P. W. ZLEGLER s. CO., 215 Locust ST.
Philada. mar12W&S,4t
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OFFICES TO LET-Several nice offices for
" business purposes on End and 3rd floors
corner Congress and Oak street. also 2 large
rooms 4th story $50 Congress street. GEO +.
JU NKlNS, under U. S. Hotel, Monument
Square.
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MONEY TO LOAN on first class real estate
AA mortgages. also real estate, bought, sold.
leased and cared for. over 25 years successful
experience. GEO. L. JUNkINS, under u S.
Hotel, Monument Square. 121
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STORE TO LET-24s Forest Avenue, Wood
the Allen Sarsaprilla Co., large storehouse in
the rear, fine location for any business. GEO.
7. JUNKlNS, under U. S. Hotel. Monument
Square,
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FAC-SIMILE signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER
is OH the wrapper of every bottle of CAsToRIA.
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 hs@ Children, she gave them Castoria.
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MARK DOWN SALE-One f5t Ladies' GYPSY
WI cut $500 boots, 81 %; one lot Ladies'
Gypsy cut $500 boot $780, one lot Ladies Goat
and Dongola $500 boots, 75c; one lot Ladies'
$1.25 OXf0rds at Toe. j. L. FAIR, One Price
Shoe Store. AZ Exchange street. ~
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fE'O LET-New house. rs Roberts street. 8
Il rooms, bath, laundry. steam; very pleasant
street, rooms. GEO i. JUNkINS under U.
S. Hotel. Monument Square.
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FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock Cocker
4 els, fine breeders, prolific egg laying strain.
viii improve any flock; would be cheap at SO to
f $5 put to quickly close them out am selling
one better order today. c. w. COSTELLOW,
20, WATERFORD, Me. 14-1
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no LET-gpper and lower rents; 81 Congress
furnace. Upper rent. 81 Ellsworth street, Z
rooms, bath, woods he'd on I'd floor: all in fine
order GEO. +. JUNKlNS, under u S. Hotel,
Monument Square.
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NJ Cong. and Bal. at $3.50; one lot Mems
Cong, new goods, $500 at $780, one lot Boys
Butt. $3.50 Shoes at 75c and other goods too
numerous to mention. j. Z. FAIR, One Price
Shoe Store, At Exchange street. AZ
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EARM FOR SALE-Farm known as the
u "Sturdivant Farm" in Cumberland, con-
tainS about IS acres, tillage, woodland and
pasture. 1t has large barn, with cellar, shed,
hen house, Ice house, and with cemented cellar
under main house Buildings in good repair.
Pleasantly situated, within three minutes walk
OF railroad station, and five minutes of Port
land and Yarmouth Street Railway. Good hay
farm, and well adapted to raise garden truck
asparagus. raSpberrleS, blackberries, straw
berries, and other small fruit for the market
Terms reasonable. Inquire of S. L. STROUT
on the premises, or A. A STROUT. SO Ex-
change ST., Portland, Me. mar104
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SITUATION WANTED by capable girl,
- position as cook, best references. Apply at
Is Briggs street Please call in the afternoon.
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CITUATION WANTED-By young man of
. steady habits position as coachman or to
take care of horses. Address Ii. SWENSON,
Press office. 1911
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ITO LET-Flat NO. 929a Congress street, near
L Union station, contains six rooms, bath
room. large halls and plenty of closet room
Apply to J. FRANK BABB, Bucks Ticket
Office, 272 Middle ST. Ill
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GIVEN AWAY-Until further notice with
u the purchase of two feet of wood IA SUI
perior Fire Kinders each one warranted to
cts per gross J. L. WATSON, dealer in coal
and wood; foot of Green ST., telephone con-
nection. 1911
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FOR SALE---A handsome black and tan
Il English Beagle Rabbit Hound. 10 months
old; IS inch garage; Is inches high; partly
Me. 101
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FOR SALE-House centrally located, three
Il minutes from all electrics;
twelve rooms and bath, furnace and set
tubs; good lot of land with stable. If desired
will be sold partly furnished, Easy terms of
payment Inquire at No. 9 EXCHANGE ST.
al
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rElO LET-Pleasant lower rent, So Falmouth
laundry. Nice lower rent u Spring street,
Woodfords. rooms and stable; very low price,
GEO. +. JUNKINS, under U. S. Hotel, Monu-
ment Square.
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Mr. Stoutly latter popping the question
and being refused)-Well, as long as you
don't want TO have me you might at least
help me up from the foor.-New York
World.
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T7o LET-Nice upper rent. new house, so Cen
L. trail Avenue, Deering Center. 6 rooms, hot
and cold water, $12 per month. Also desirable
lower rent 20 Main street, East Deering. 6
rooms, stable. garden, orcharI, $1,000 GEO,
T. JUNKINS, under U. S. Hotel, Monument
Square.
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ITO LET-Second STORY in new three fiat
all nicely painted and papered; corner of Grant
and Grove SITS. To small family rent $500.
Colesworthy Book Store, 80 Exchange st.
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TENEMENT in new house on Spruce st.
l. nine rooms and pantry ana store room;
hard wool floors and all modern eonveniences.
Apply to G. j. NICHOLS, room 10, 50 Exchange
ST. Ill
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TE'O LET IN DEERING-A furnished house.
Il nine rooms, exclusive of bath room and
laundry. Fine grove in rear; also orchard of
choice apples. On line OF electrcs. Will be
or call 81 PLEASANT ST.. Deering, Ne
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Forty words inserted under this hea d
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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FOR SALE-Two story house. lot, 5000 feet
of land, corner of B and street. Portland,
Inquire at 210 B STREET. al
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A GENTLEMAN or lady wishing board in
with steam heat, hot and cold water, electric
lights, and bath room connected, can get full
particulars by addressing BOARD, Press office.
l6-1
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EOR RENT-In the western part of the city
Il near Spring and Park streets, an excep-
tionaly desirable house with 10 rooms, bath,
steam heat, stationary tubs, hard wood floors,
etc. Adapted for renting rooms. Real Estate
office. First National Bank Building FREDER-
ICK S. VAIL. 15-1
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WANTED-By a lady stenographer and type
w writer of experience. envelopes to back,
postal cards to write, OF any kind of short hand
and typewritng to do in an office or at home
could use my own typewriter. Address MISS
A. P. r.. care Portland Daily Press Office.
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EOR RENTING claim to have the largest list
Il of houses and rents for sale and to let of
any real estate office in Portland. Our spec.
ialty is collecting 4gs rents and general care of
tate Office, First National Bank Building.
FREDERICK S. VAIL. 15-1
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NO LET-Choice lower rent, new house, II
l. Grove street, corner Cumberland, rooms,
bath, hot water heat, very pleasant and con
venient Also nice lower rent, l Sherman
street, rooms. bath, laundry and furnace
GEO. f. lJUNKLNS, under U. S. Hotel, Monu-
ment Square.
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FsIO LET Lower rent, 20 State street, rooms,
bath and laundry. Nice lower rent, 1872
Congress street. rooms and furnace; both are
desirable and at reasonable price. GEO f.
JUNKINS, under U. S. Hotel, Monument
Square
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WANTED--A lady bookkeeper (now en-
w ployed) desires to change her position.
Used to Correspondence without dictation and
owns typewriter. References. Address U. S.
A, Press Office. 10-1
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Nd ENTS-With modern improvements 172
HI Bracket. rooms; III Neal, rooms; 1888
Congress-. 7 rooms; s56 Congress- s rooms; 1
rooms, and many others. Real Estate Office,
First National Bank Building, FREDERICK
S. VAIL. 15-1
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WANTED--By an experienced American
w lady, would like a situation as house
keeper or first class cook. Good references.
Call or address MRS. d., 413 Congress ST., City.
10-1
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents. cash in advance.
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no LET-Furnished house. q Pine street 9
ly furnished, piano; very desirable. Also
lower rent, 40 Hanover street, s rooms; very
convenient GEO. +. JUNKINS, under U. S.
Hotel Monument Square.
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pHONOGRAPHS and Graphophones, re-
Il cords, blanks, horns. tubes, recorders.
carrying cases, knives. belts springs and all
talking machine supplies; 1000 Records in
G. c. HAYES, Halves Music Store, Ala Con-
greSs st. mar16-4
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TNO LET-House No. u Prospect st. In
Il qure of F. & C. B. NASH CO, 800 Fore ST.
1911
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NS1E will advance money on any kind OF
w merchandise consigned to us, or VIII
pay cash for household furniture, store
stocks and fixtures of any description. GOSS
u WILSON, Auctioneers, is Free street. H-u
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WANTED-By young lady of experience a
w position to sew with dreSsmaker, or would
like situation in office or as saleslady. Address
n Press office. 15-1
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FOR SALE-At Woodfords, a bargain in a
coy seven room house and stable bath
heat cement cellar, wired for lights, la ge lot,
two electric lines, all new houses in this local
ity. 800 down. MARKS & EARLE CO., No.
Il Monument square. ISL
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r Will come to your house and fill your oil
u can or tank with the best oil at the lowest
market price. II you send a can to the store
the chances are that it will come back leaking
phone 635-4. NEAL d. WINSTON, 80 Preble
street 101
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M USICAL GOODS inst received: pianos,
guitars, banios, comets. harmonicas, popular
music, music books, music rolls, superior vio-
lin and banjo strings Please call at HA IVES,
414 Congress St feh24-4
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EOR SA LE-One of the best corner lots in
a. Fcssenden Park near the new house; cleo
tries will pass the lot this summer; also one of
the most desirable lots in South Portland; on
very high ground. W. 2. CARR, room 5, 1856
MIDI e st. i'll
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NOR RENT-Modern flats of six rooms and
L BATH near State ST., sunny and convenient
finished in hard wood, fire places in dining
SHAW, 81 ~ Exchange st. 1911
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FOR RENT-Houses with modern improve
IL ments. 1913 High street. 1t rooms; 100 High
street, 10 rooms: Deering II rooms. 5 Deer
ing, 10 rooms; 80 Deering . rooms; rs Carleton,
rooms; 125 Spring. rooms; and many others.
Real Estate Office. First National Bank Build
ing, FREDERICK S. NAILi. 151
FOR RENT-April 1st. lower tenement en-
b urely separate, of house No. 1879 Spring 81,
containing seven rooms besides halls and bath
room; exposed plumbing, steam heat Inquire
at II DEERING STREET. 2-u
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hONEY LOANED on 1st and I'd mortgages,
M real estate, life insurance policies, notes,
bonds and any good collateral security ecu GT Notes
and inward according to security. w. p.
CARR room o second floor Oxford building.
1876 Middle street. IeoZoti4W
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~ EMOVAL-N. S. Gardiner has moved his
~ Real Estate office to l76 IL Middle, Cor, OF
Middle aad Exchange St, room No. 1, over
Woodbury. & MoultOn. Mar. II, 1898. 15-1
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ITO LET-Nicely furnished rooms. single or in
l. suits, steam heat, bath room on same floor
at No. II Myrtle St, opposite City Hall. III
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WANTED -FEMALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under thts heat
one week fer rs cents. cash in advance.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
liA mortgages, on real estate: stocks ~, bonds;
sfcurities. I. p. BUTLER, As IL Exchange
Streat MART
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FOR SALE-A nice cottage house with ell
a and stable attached at South Freepurt A
very desirable summer residence; also about
d Ppe land, Inquire of S. b. KELSEY, Portland
flef. mar16-4
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TO LET.

yI,O LET-Large furnished room with closet,
l. set bowl, steam heat and gas, also large
unfinished alcove room. Is Gray ST., between
State and Park. 16-1
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NORSALE-Or lease, a lot OF land at the West
Il End, corner Forest and Congress streets
containing about ,224 feet. Apply to E. HAIR
LOW, 919 Congress ST. jan25dtf