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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
DON'T GIVE UP.

Many weak men who had given up all
hope of ever getting back their lost
strength and vigor have been made well
and happy by the simple act of consult
ing DR.. Greene, "a Temple Place, Bos-
ton, Mass, the famous specialist, SC
widely known for his wonderful success
in curing diseases. They were very sick
but they did rot give up but resorted to
Dr. Greene's wonderful treatment Now
here is an important fact. You can con
suit DIR. Greene by letter, free, and get
his advice without cost. A rare chance
II you have lost vigor and that vitality
the possession Of which makes life worth
living, write at once to DIR. Greene and
depend upon it you will never regret it.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
A NOTABLE RELIGIOUS GATHER.
ING.

From September goth to Goth in Irem-
ont Temple, Boston, the international
Congregational Council will hold its ses-
sion.
1t will be delegate body, with Great
Britain and this country allotted 200
mem bers each. while the other 200 will.
come from other countries and the islands
of the sea. Even Australia and New
Zealand are quite certai n to have their
prominent representatives in the council
The sermon will be by the Rev. Dr.
Fairbairn of Oxford, Eng, perhaps the
most notable figure In English Congrega-
tionalism. Other conspicuous visitors
and speakers will be the Rev. DR.. Mac
kennal, the Rev. w. j. Woods. secretary
OF the Congregational Union of England
and Wales; the Rev. DR.. Wardlaw
Thompson and MIR. Albert Spicer, while
other ministers ana laymen of wholly
representative character will be present
and take part In the council.
From tho home field such men as the
Rev Drs. Storrs, Lyman Abbott, G. NJ
Lamson ana George A. Gordon, College
Presidents Tucker, Apgell and Hyde. and
Ahost of professors and ministers will, SO
a merican Congregationalists hope, fully
balance the spiritual and oratorical force
of the British contingent.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
.MlINE VIEWS NOTES.


Capt Marcus Pierce, who has been III
at bis home In Hampdsn, has returned
20 the command Of the Boston & Bangor
steamship company's steamer Penobscot.
by the accidental discharge OF gun,
Mrs. I. +. Davis, living on the Major
Russ farm ON the Harrington Falls
road, suffered injuries resulting in the
loss Of her right hand.
The regular crew for the Payne yacht
A phrodite has arrived and early Satur-
day morning the handsome craft win
leave the Bath Iron Works and go to
Southport. where she will take q spin
over the measured course and then lenvs
for New York.
Kelley, Spear 81 Co. launch two barges
this week. The Darby is $50 feet long. 4s
feet wide and 10 feet deep. She has a
carrying capacity OF 5000 tons of coal, anu
her place on the stocks will be taken by q
duplicate. The Thaxter is lsO feet long.
80 feet wide and IL feet deep. she Will
nave coal carrying cspscity of 1000 tons,
and her place will he at once filled By
duplicate.
The town of jay, which has felt ssyere.
ly the shutting down of tho Falmouth
paper mill, has organized IA new indus
try, the Jay Wood Turning company,
with these officers: +. 5. Richmond,
president; Charles l.. Macoinber, vice
president; Charles Allen, l.. G. White
more, G. I. Thompson, A. j. Mcrriman,
b. II. Pierce, John X. Payne, A. e.
Flagg, ii. X. league and +. 5. Rich
mond, directors: q. A. Gordon, clerk; A.
G. FIag2, treasurer, and L. 5. Richmond,
general manager.
The First Maine HeavyArtillery will be
Savannah. Ga. The men are to be- given
two months extra pay and also travel pay
home. The travel pay amounts to good
sum for each milo and is so large that the
men can save money from it. Each of the
transportation companies will doubtless
have agents at the namp and will contract
to bring the men home, each mnn
making his own contract and buying his
own tickets as they will no longer he I'M
der the control of the officers after the
3lst If mustered out of the service.
The city government of Bath have
elected these officers: Treasurer, Oscar G.
Rogers; collector, Charles Ii. Greenleaf;
city marshal. Orrin A. kittridge; street
commissioner, Oscar L. Williams; city
ply sician, Eben j. Marston; city auditor,
Howard b. Johnson second assistant en-
gineer fire department, Enos +. White
house; city constable and messenger.
George W. Thistle; assessor, Charles Il.
Patten; overseers of poor, Albert l..
Strout, Walter q. Weber. Daniel e.
Pierce; II ember cemetery board, Charles
Ii. Mason.
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THE KoTzsCHMARP PIANO SCHOOL
To the Editor Of The Press:

To the Editor Of the Press:
Portland owes much Of its prestige as
an nppreoiative city in musical matter
to the interchangeable efforts of Mr.. ant
Mrs. kotzschmar.
1t was special pleasure to listen to o
duet by them and solo by Mr.. kotzsch-
mar at a charming reception at their
home on Walker street on Monday evening
last.
While the salient points in the work of
modern French composers was given by
the hostess with much literary merit and
skill, and while Mrs. Palmer delighted
the guests with her artistic vocal num-
bers, more especially of the Provencal
and The Maids of Cadiz where exquisite
~ delicate expression was added 10 fine
technic, the main feature of the evening
was, as 1t was intended to be, the piano
reclta Is of the following pupils OF the
school: Miss Miller, Miss Liscomb, Miss
Miss Miller showed rarely careful
touch, sympathetic, yet vivaoious. Miss
Liscomb's ninible fingers did good work
with grace and strength combined. Miss
Jordan rendered her selections with
notable ease and finish and Miss Simons
did the utmost, credit to her tine training.
Each of these pupils gives evidence of the
great value of the clavier, yet in every
instance the result has been lightened by
individuality and by original force.
AT the CLOSE of the recital Mrs Carney
served refreshments which the yuung
girls passed among the guests among
whom were noted. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Little, Mr. and Mrs Croker, Allen, and
Cham barlain, MIR. and Mrs. Charles h.
Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. Boothby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Strour, and many others. all pro-
nouncing the affair most delightful as a
musical and social success.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

EOR SALE-Nlodern 0ut-oi-town residence.
situated nine miles from Portland, beauii-
fully locsted. sloping to the south, IN the pretty
town of Wiudham: ten large rooms ana Dath IN
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1HE 81 RM.
selection of Varieties OF Small traits
for Home Use.
fMrltlen for the PREsSl

(Written Tor the fhhSS.)
In selecting varieties of fruit for home
-, .o,so, fro, rol,ah,a -,
use o-' r.. -
known, stanuhru sores, 'ha' nave besn
proved in his own locality; varieties that
90 ha,dv ,roductive. and that viii an
-.
oure some hesece.
The fact cannot too strongly he I'M
messed uuon farmers, that most varieties
'e.ro,, 20 ID. ru,,ic Inv TRAVELLING acents
o"eiea " '''e -
and through tine hun'erous estsiogues
that now circulate everywhere, fail in one
o. ,,or. oy tbese resoects. The reason
~ :. a,,..aaa -. A.,
why y" many Wv NV "
raising their own fruit, Is chleiy OWING
tn AN improper selection OF varieties. The
ro,v var,st,ss On bsino introduced sell for
'" 10 -, -. -.
hien PRICES anu 'iie'e % "''o" ,ao'e p'o"'
In them. Hence they are usually recon-
mended far above their merits.
-, ..aa In ,h. c,,i,trot,o,
h"'o oe'"
of small fruit Tor twenty years. In that
time the catalogues have furnished an al
most endless list OF varieties, the most OF
which possessed little or no value. Espec-
tally was this the case with the straw
berry. Every year many new varieties
have been offered to the public. each
recommended as the most wonderful berry
ever produced. Some OF these proved
worthless, and all were inferior to the old
well known varieties.
The varieties that are the surest, sa fest
and most reliable, for those who have had
but little or no experience In raising their
fruit for home use, are the Crescent, Beder
Wood, and Clyde The Crescent is per
fectly hardy. exceedingly productive, and
will suffer less from neglect than any
variety known. The Beder Wood is very
productive of berries of good size and fair
quality. These two varieties are quite
early, the Beder Wood rather the earlier.
Clyde Is very productive Of large sized
fruii, and its season is quite long. AL
though l have recommended these varle-
ties, they are by no means perfect. The
Crescent Is small. the Beder Wool liable
to rust in some localities, and the Clyde
must not be allowed to make many
plants, nor the plants to stand too thick
in the matted rows. Brandywine and
Beverly are later varieties; and these
with the bismarck will yield. abundantly
of large, handsome berries II grown In
hills, but have proved unprouuctlVe with
me when grown in matted rows. The
Parker Earl, also late variety. on deep
strong soil, is very productive of medium
sized fruit of good quality, when grown
in hills under high cultivation. The
warfield on a strong soil, with good cult
walton, is productive of handsome fruit
of fair size and good quality. but this
variety. like the Parker Earl, will not
bear neglect. There are many varieties
that will succeed only in certain locali
ties-that fail everywhere else.
The great fault with most varities OF
small fruits that are offered in the cata.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

Prof Roberts of Colby college, Will
give paper before the Maine School
masters club at Gardiner, today oh "CoI-
lege Preparation in English.
Miss Caroline Hazard, the new pres,-
dent of Wellesley, was introduced to the
faculty Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Horace t. Scudder in Cambridge.
EMERSON SCHOOL FAIR.
The teachers and scholars of the Emer-
son school are making % commendable
effort to raise money to carry on the
scheme of decoration so happily begun
there last year. A fair will be held in the
Assembly hall of that building on Friday
and Saturday. March "a and 20, at which
the pupils will offer for sale many pretty
and useful articles, the results OF their
work in manual training and sewing.
Ice cream and home made caadies will be
for sale. and a notable feature will be a
housekeepers table containing home made
preserves of all kinds, jellies, pi,kle and
cake in loaves. The children a.e selling
tickets for the entertainment Friday and
Saturday evenings. Admission free Sat.
urday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

most excellent assistant to O livelihood
and that they cultivate him most assidu-
ous!y goes without saying. Nevertheless
a trip TO the fertile lands and balmy nirs
OF Italy, Is n most pleasant way to escape
the rioors OF our New England
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
DIAMONDS INSTAL! | MERTS.

WE have large assortment of Diamond
" Rings, Pins. Ear Rings and Scarf Pins.
easy way TO buy Diamond as We make The
paymentS 50 easy that you will not miss the
mney. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler, Monument
Square. leh9tt
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A Likely Diagnosis.

Doctor-I believe you have some sort OF
poison in your system.
Patient-Shouldn' wonder. What was
that last stuff you gave me?--New York
Weekly.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Limited Privilege.

"Do you allow your errand boy to sleep
In your Officer" was asked of broker in
the Chamber of Commerce building.
"Only during the daytime. Detroit
Free Press.
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4 FIRST class lower rent of five rooms to a
n small family without children. Large
.antry and china closet. furnished range, hot
ana cold water. Use OF laundry aud bath
Plenty OF closet room Windows screened and
shades. VIII be ready for occupancy about
May LIST or 10th. at - HRAMHALL ST. Call
forenOons Of evenings. 1871
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LOST AND FOUND.

COUND-If the lady that rode in my sleigh
J. from Forest Avenue. Woodfords. one day
last week, and lett at corner of Prebe aud Con-
gress streets will call at 10 Spring street,
Woodfords, she can have the pocketbook she
dropped In the sleigh fsh23dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

WANTED-To show you the new houses we
w have In Deering. We have them ranging
In price from $500 to s45oo, and our terms are
made to suit customers. We will sol any house
we have on cash payment of $500 aud VII
take balance as rent. c. Il. DALTON, 53 lX-
change 81 23-l
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WANTED - To let property owners know
W that we can MI those vacant tenementS
with good paying tenants. benz ads are vastly
in excess of the supply Charges reasonable.
II costs nothing ii We do not let your house.
LLEWELLYN NJ. LEIGHTON, 70 Exchange
street 23l
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

Female Complaints are many and varied.
Ponds Ert,act strongly appeals to many suffer
ers. In many cases its results are magical.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
JEWELRy REPAIRING.

zee are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
w repairing and nave made II . speciality
for years. We are now ready to make TO order
you may wish at very short notice. MckEN-
NEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square, Portland.
janl2du
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

yNANTED-An experienced millineT. ]. Z.
w PALMER. 543 Congress St ell
WANTED-Coat, vest and trousers makers;
w also skirt maker and machine girl for
high grade work. WM. NJ. LEIGHTON, Mer-
chant Tailor 213 Middle st. Gil 4
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WEDDING RINGS.

One hundred of them to select from. An
styles, all weights. all prices in 10, IA and Is
kt. Gold. Largest and best stock OF rings
Ia the city. A thousand of them. MCKINNEY.
the Jeweler. Monument Square iune7du
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is an excellent
remedy for children. For Group. whooplng
cough and measle-cough 1t has no equal.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

EOR SALE-Bargains in our made strong"
Il trousers we sell for Sl.00, Sl.25, $3.50. $500
and So 80 per pair, best value for the money
sold anywhere; if not satisfactory on examine
ton money will be refunded by returnln to US
before having been worn. HASKELL "
JONES, Lancaster Building Monument Square.
maT34
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CAS- TO RIA

Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind yoa kaoe -Alspays Fought
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

TO LET-Good desirable rents On the follow
L ing streets: Carleton, Cumberland, Dan
forth, State. Wescott. Ellsworth and Spruce
S.s., with all modern improvements. and -
Clifton St, Noodfords. n. 5. GARDINER. 80
Exchange ST., 6S Market st. 21-l
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E0USES--Frederiek :. Vail has the largest
al list Of houses for sale and 10 let Of any
real estate Office in Portland. His specia ty
is negotiating mortgages. collecting rents. aud
the general care OF property. Once, First Ma
iiOnal Bank Building. 1871
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NO LET-Twonew modern fats, eight rooms
] each, Including bath; sunny side OF the
street, CT ST. Lawrence street. V. I. WILSON
81 Exchange street. 221
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TO LET-A modern, first class rent, seven
Il rooms, laundry bath, separate steam heat,
at go Spruce st. Apply JOHN +. PROCTOR or
III house. 2l-1
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FARM FOR SALE-One OF the best stock
Farms In Cumberland Co.. situated in town
oil cumberland. 10 miles from Portland. COM
prising about 800 acres divided INTO fields,
pastures aud wood lots under a high state OF
cultivation. Nice orchard OF $50 trees. Build,
rooms; house heated with hot water also run
mng water In house. stable and barn; all thu
buildings IN perfect repair Will sell all togethef
or cut up IN lots. For full information write OF
gall on o. l.. RlDkoUT, 81 Chestnu. ST. Wood
lords, Me. 22-1
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LOR RENT-on Bracket, near Spring street.
two story frame house with stable. House
contains 10 rooms and bath and IL sunny and
pleasant BENJAMIN SHAW & Co, 81 IL
Exchange St. 24-i
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TO LET-Desirable ieuements of five. six and
L seven rooms centrally located. Price $40
sli and So per month. by j. {. WoODMAN,
80 Exchange street. 201
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

L GraphOphones, Gramaphones. Records.
Banios. Mandolins, Guitars, Comets, Accords
ons Harmonious. Music Boxes, Rolls, Drums,
Harms. cases Strings, Trimmings. Instruction
Rocks Sheet Music and ali Musical Merchau-
disc. "Call and get your moneys worth" c.
C HALVES 43l Congress street, successor to
Chandler mar34
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FOR SALE Oh To LET-Jeweler's safe
One large ilre proof safe. with burgla
proof chest, Dimensions 30 by A. by e inches.
suitable for ieweer OF broker Call at c. II,
LAMSON'S. 203 IL Middle st. iii
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ESTABLISHED business house desires TO ek-
u tend it's business IN Maine. wants reha-
Die resident partner and manager with S300o0;
weekly salary and good yearly income. Adj
dress +. o. Box 3l33. Boston. Mass. 1871
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rI,O LET-Pleasant room, with or without
board. MRS. SKILLiNGS. Congress
Park. Pill
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

EOH LEASE OR SALE-A farm of 20 acres,
near geographical center of city of Port
and, IA miles irem city Hall; especially
adapted to dairy business; farm house
and large barn on premises; electric railroad
toWestbrook through center OF farm will lease
or sell part or the whole. Inquire of T.. c.
JORDAN 81, Exchange St marGtf
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FOR SALE--Two tenement house in center
OF city ingood repair large lot OF land.
Also large double house with four rents. VIII
pay large rate OF interest on Investment. Notes
discounted small shave W. P. CARR, Room
5,lsj Middle St. oxford Building. 23-1
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no LET-Every clerk and business man to
know that we have up 10 date. elegant
modern houses in best parts OF Deerng which
Interest per cent. Come in and let us show
Them TO you. IT'S no trouble to us. DALTON &
co. IS Exchange st. 23-i
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MEN AND WOMEN HELP furnished for 10.
VI tells restaurants. boarding houses and
private families. have better class OF help
on hand and more 20 choose rom than can be
ound elsewhere in Portland, having kept EN-
poyment office for the past sixteen years
chefs. coachmeu. gardeners and farm hands
especially. MRS. n. II. PALMER. 500 IL Con
,ress ST. gil
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SCENES IN ITALY.

Cutter, of westbrook, Talks
Thrift and Industry I'm the Nortt,
Poverty I'm the south-Thc Beautiful
CITY.
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no LET-Lower tenement of brick house In
the central part of the city with rooms and
0ath steam heat. laundry in the cellar every
thing first class. stable If desired. MARKS 81
fARLE co. II Monument Square. 2e1
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FOR SALE--Cash business of general mer
chandise. gross receipts about twelve
thousand year. Well fitted store for sale or
rent on line OF Maine Central railroad, about
twenty miles from Portland. A fine location.
Small capital required. Address A. b.. Press
office, Portland, Maine. 2lI
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ITO LET-At Woodfords Corner. Forest
4 Avenue, three Groom tenements SIS to $40
per month. Inquire OF T. c. JORDAN. 3lla
Exchange street mar6dtf
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so PAIRS
SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
CITY OF PORTLAND,
To Owners of Dogs.

ENERY owner or keeper of dog more than
~ four months ola, shall cause 1t to be regis
tered, numbered, described and licen sed for One
year. IN the office of the City Clerk In the City
where the dog is kept on or before the first day
Of April OF each year. All own ers of dogs are
requested to comply with the law relating TO
the licensing OF the same. Dogs not properly
licensed are liable to be killed.
GEO. w. SYLVESTER,
mar2ld2w City Marshal
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U,oR sALE-Farm at North Yarmouth, with
Il In one mile OF station. Forty acres Of land.
story and one-half house, barn aud she'd; large
orchard, gravel pit on land. Price 5000. Also
cottage AZ Falmouth Foreside convenient to
steamer and eiec.rics. W. r. CARR, Room 5.
iS5 Middle ST. 2-i
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
a SUDDEN CRASH


lightning horrible thing One mnuteght laughter lii
the ia sudden Grassland then Death
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no LET-Half a brick house up town; every
Il modern convenience Price So per month
Notes discounted. close shave. W. 2. CARR
Room 5, oxford Building iso Middle ST. 231
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CLOCK Repairing,

I'VE have made a specially Of clock repairing
w for years ana are perfectly familiar with
II in all OF It's branches. Our prices are reason
able. Drop US a !, Slal and we VIII call for your
clock and return 1t when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler, Monument
Square, Portland. jan12dtf
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E0K SALE OR 70 LET-House, stable and
Il store at West Gorham; two tenement
nouse-store is u good stand for keeping
groceries, &c. Chance for clothing manuae-
tory on second floor. WIN exchange for city
property II desired Apply TO JOHN T. PROC
TOR, i93 Exchange Street, or to EDWARD
HASTY. II Green street. Portland. marl-u
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this bezs
IN. week for 2s rsnts ca all In advance.
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TO LET.


ITO LET-Large front room with small room
adjoining also one large room In rear OF
same all nicely furnished heat, gas, etc.: bath
room. hot and colo water same floor; private
family CENTRALLY located; eleetrics pass the
door. Inquire az 10 Spring ST. 2Af
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EOR SALE-is0 yards best quality Brussels
L. carpet. little used; 1 triplicate mirror.
large size; y, dozen ladies' dress forms: -
dozen children's clothing forms. HASKELL.
& JONES, Lancaster building Monument
square. - VI
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SCHOOL .lJND COLLEGE.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
AGENTS WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for - cents. cash in advance.
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o LET-A nice cottage at Treiethen's Land
ing. Eight rooms all furnished, nice broad
piazza pure well water. Fine view of harbor
and Islands. For further particulars address
A. NJ. c.. BOX l59. Woodfords. Me. 23-i
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MysCELLANEOUs,
Forty words inserted under this hes
,ue week for 90 csnts. cash In ad vance

MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
Va cages on real estate, life insurance poll
cies and notes or any good security. Real es-
ate bought, sold and exchanged. As - TX
change street. |. 2. BUTLER. mar22-4
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NEGOTIATED.---We have
VI funds OF clients TO invest in first mortgages
on real estate security at per cent interest
We make specially OF placing loans on Wy
and SUBURBAN property Apply Real Estale
ONCE. FIRST National Bank Building. FRED
ERICK S. VAIL. 1871
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IyOR SALE-Sixteen room lodging house.
n roorns All fnlI nets sIsI ner mnnth nIcs
dining room connected. will sell to suit Gus
toner sickness cause OF sale. For particulars
address. W. FOSTER, No. 1877 West Brookllue
ST., Boston, Mass. al
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CoR sALE--At woodfords Highlands. two
IT family house. IA rooms, IN perfect repairs,
furnace heat, good tenants. now Is payiog s2g
per month. good stable. 5000 feet land, very
slightly location. one minute from electrics
cheap on verv easy terms. W. ii. WALDRON
q CO.. 1870 Middle st. al
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

iONEY LOANED on :iIst and second mort
M cages. real estate. life insurance policies,
notes, bonds and good collateral security.
Notes discounted; rate OF interest per cent.
year and upwards according TO security. w.
r. CARR. room 8. second floor. Oxford Build
ng, 1s5Middle street. marlSd1m
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or will re-
eeive the same at our auction rooms for
sale On commission. GOSS IL WILSON,
Auctioneers, Is Free street. feb3-tf
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NOR SALE Nicely furnished lodging house
of IA rooms cheap for cash. Address MRS.
H., AZ East Springfield ST. Boston, Mass.
marS-4