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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-12-09
THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS.
There Doesn't SEER 70 he Much Chance
For Trouble After All.

Washington, December s-Senator
Lodge called at the state department to-
day to talk with se,retary Hay about
his Galapagos islands resolution. As to
the basis OF his resolution OF inquiry, no
said that all the iE formation he had as TO
the reported attempt Of the English gov
eminent to secure The islands was de-
riysd from news aper sources. The state
de psrtmsnt self had no direct informa-
ton Of any kind relating to the acquisi-
ton of the islands, but will refer the reso-
luton Of inquiry to United States Minis
ter simpson at Quito fos a response.
ISLANDS NOT FOR SALE
London, December g. So IA as can be
asoeri ned by the Associated Prsss, Great
britain Is not negotiating for III, pur-
chase OF the Galapagos Islands from Eou-
a1or, nor kaas she any Intention Of secur-
ing the islands. OfIio' al ignorance Is pro
fessed on the whole matter, and there Is
some stouishment at the action Of tbs
Senate In pa sing Senator Lodges resolu-
ton requesting President Mckinley to
Inform the Senate regarding Ecuador's
proposed sale of the islands. The Asso-
ciated Press learns that Ecuador may
be said to have no intention of parting
with the Islands at any price.
Special dispatches from the United
States Incorporating the Ssnsts's action
as emphasizing the United states Ad-
hsrenoe to the Monroe doctrine. have
caused no stir 10 Official circles here. and
IL is believed the International relations
between the two countries have been SO
changed since the Venez uela affairs that
MoDroeisn will never again cause mis-
understanding.
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State of Maine. County of Cumberland, IS.
l. Thomas II. Eaton. Cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best OF my knowledge
and belief. -
THOMAS Ii. EATON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this It'll
day OF Dec 1899. -
MARSHALL ii. PURRINGTON.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
BRYCE M. EDWARDS.
HENRY s. OSG00D, Directors.
WM. NJ. MARKS,
dec8d3t
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A HOT EIGHT.

New York, December s-There was q
bot fight at the Broadway Athletic club
tonight. George MoFadden of this city
and Aim Kerans Of Boston were the par
Elephants. Ihsy fought twenty live rounds
at the lightweight limit 1873 pounds and
there was not an idle moment for either
during the entire fight They went the
limit of twenty 1--we rounds and Referee
Charlie. White, decided on MoFadden as
tbs winner.
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HOW They
Are CONTRACTED
BRONCHITIS, PNEUMONIA,
AND CONSUMPTION.
Diseases That Destroy Over Three Hun
dred Thousand Lives Annually.
GERMS WHICH CAUSE THEFT
Found in Every Breath of Air we Inllale.
THEY LODGE IN THE AIR PASSAGES.
Congested and Inflamed by Catarrh, Coughs
and Colds,
THEY LODGE IN THE AIR PASSAGES.
Congested and Inflamed by Catarrh, Coughs
and Colds,
THE HEAT OF THE BODY
Soon Restores Them to Animation, and They
Multiply with Astonishing Rapidly.

Duruo the coming winter thousands and
of
suffering which appalling especially to those who know
themselves How there
of attack OF themselves
but person who WALKS he siee
the delicate
taking
considered but
and the bc thousands all the breathe
BEGIN multiply Heretofore has been
nothing
gernide
results whatever excepting perhaps
stoufachl than caarh the head Until tour
COMA
breathe Then Hyomei the dry M was
discovered That be doubted who
of
death from consumption alone IN uose
places has reduced over thirty per cent annually.
HYOMEI. AND HYOMEI ONLY
has ACCOMPLISHED quacks advertising specialists have put
which Hyoe have gone the wall
ground with all their
this prevented the universal use
lose their faith IN cures by
finding that through H,o7f aoe
made possible and when they have been taught ,e
prevent
LET IT BE DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD BY ALL
that Hvomei gmcde carried the air breathe to
all parts of head, throat and lungs ~. - ,..,
by which such diseases can be reached
That coughs consumption not exist where oe
That Hvome refunded it falls
OF some oo
ethod
Hyome ssldby druggists by mail outht
Trial Outfit m Hyomei Balm Hyomei Dypps
Cures Ryomei Anisephc Soap 2c
THE r. 7. BOOTH COMPANY, Ithaca, NJ
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WINTER STRIKES VERMONT.

Chester, VT, December s.-Winter has
finally come along the entire Green
mountain range NJ snow IL several inches
In depth and the low enpsrsture has
brought good sleighing. ..-s.
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The Portland National Bank.

THE annual messing of the stockholders OF
IL The Portland National Bank Tor the cleo
ii on of director for The ensuing year ana me
transaction OF any other business that may
legally be presented. will be held at their bank
ing house on TUESDAY, the 9th day oil Janu-
ary 1900, at II o'clock a. m.
CHARLES G. ALLEN, Cashier.
Portland. Maine, December 7, 1929.
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A Night of Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for sbe widow
of the brave General Burnham OF Ma
chias, Me-. when the doctors said she
could not live till morning." writes Mrs.
s. Ii. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night. Gan thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged
for DIR. Kings New Discovery, saying 1t
had more than once saved her life. and
had cured her of Consumption. After
three small doses she slept easily all
night, and its further use completely
cured her," This marvellous medicine
10 guaranteed to cure oil Throat, Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only 90 cents and
Si.OO. Trial bottles free at Ii. p. 5.
Goold's, SIT Congress street, and III. q.
Starr. Gum berland Mills drug store.
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Increase Will Benefit Twenty-Six
Thousand Hands.
Maine Mills Included in
the List.
Wooden Business Never SO
Flourishing.

Boston, December Sat o nesting OF
the executive committe, Of the Amerita1
Wool company held In tbs Office Of the
combine In this city this aitsrnoon,it was
voted to make general jncreass Of ten Per
cent 10 wages The increase will affect
mills In all 81 c iiors OF New England and
will benefit ;6,t00 hands, The advance
will take effect on January 1.
william Nj. Wood, treasurer Of the CON-
mittee, stated after the meeting that the
members we're glad OF tbs opportunity to
raiss the wages 1.-The number Of en-
ployes," he said, els some 20. 900. and the
increase will afftcs the welfare OF lou, 900
people. 1t Is exceedingly gratifying that
the conditions are such as to warrant the
increase. The woole1 business was nav
err In a more fourishing condition than
today and the outlook Certainly seems
bright. The nils of the American Woo
en- Company are exceedingly busy and
they are looking forwsri tJ the new sea
son with the highest anticipation. From
every APPEARANCE IL would seem tina.
wool In the future must inorsaGe In value
as IL decreases by consumption.
MIR. Wood said also that he felt alarmed
by the rapid rise In raw material. Fine
wool that only last spring wi Did on q
basis of 62 cents per pound IL today quot
sd at 90 cents to 81 90 psr POUND. 1hl
great advance In the raw material. tosett :
or with tho Inc eiss In wages. mears OF
course, higher prices far cloth. The nd
vance In goods has not kept pace with
the wool market, so rapid has bsen tn
rise Of raw material.
MIR. Wood thought. that prices Of both
wool and wooden goods would be higher.
Twenty-Five mills wifi be xfectsd BY
the increase, m foliows:- Washington
mills, Lawrence; National and Provi-
dence, Providence; Saranao, Blackstone,
Mass; Fulton mills, fulton, N. T.;
Eitt h burg mills, and Bsph mills. Fitch
burg; Valley worsssd mills, Riverside
mills, Providsnce; Assault nils, May
nard, Mass; Sawyer. Dover, n. II. !;
Faulkner. ssows. Mas Collins. Collins
Vile, Mass; vsssaiboro, Vassaiboro,
Mains; Puritan, Plymouth, Mass.; An
derson, Skowhegan, Maine; Manton, Man
ton, r.. l.; Inmsn. Harrisviiie. X. l.;
Sheffield, Pascoag. h. L.; Ohass. wsb-
ster, Mass Brown, Dover. Maine; Ray,
franklin. Mass. Wobszzs', Pro'iisnce;
Baltic, Enfield, N. H.; Miner. Mocsur,
Conn Lsbanon, Lshanon,~N. H.
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DUCK WAGES GOES UP.

springfield. December s.-Announce-
ment was made day of ten per cent In
crease In wages In the mills Of the Bos-
ton duck company to take effect Deoem-
bar IS. This includes the Otis cotton
mills at Palmer, employing two thous-
and hands, the warren mills. 501 hands.
the Thcrndiks mills, $50 bands. the Three
Rivers mills. $50 hanas and several
smaller onee
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NORTH VASsALBoRO ANNOUNCES
ADVANCE.

North Vassalboro. December The
American Wooden company have caussd
to be posted In their mills of this town.
a notice announcing 10 per cent advance
In waQee, commencing January l, 1900.
There are employed at this mill about 7iO
operatives at an average Of 81 daily wages.
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That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, IL you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills Thousands
of sufferers have proved their inatchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy TO take.
Try them. Only % cents. Money back
II not cured. Sold by ii. p. ). Gooid.
b77 Congress street. and ii. q. Star,
Cumberland Mills druggist.
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WOODEN MILLS ADVANCE WAGES

Lawrence, December s.-The several
thousand employees OF the Washington
woolen mills In this city were agrseaoly
surrr.s ed this afternoon when noticsswe 9
posted stating that wages In all dep TT
ments would be advanced ten Ter cent
beginning January l. The increase IL
voluntary ana was entirely unexpected as
the general movement to u rise In cotton
osntsrs has had little bearing on the
wooden Industry.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MO. Io28.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Merchants National Bank,

At Portland. in the State Of Maipe. at the close
OF business. Dec. md, 1899.
RESOURCES.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted undor this he's
one week for rs cents. cash In advance
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WOODFORDS.

There was very pleasant children IS
psrty on Saturday afternoon at the Sun
day school rooms of the Congregational
church Spring street. The teachers of
the primary depaI tment, assisted by>Mrs.
Rumery's class of girls, amused and en-
tertained about 140 children, all under
eight years of age. The guests of the oc-
casion vera the mammas and younger
brothers and sisters of the members OF the
Urinary department, also the officers OF
the school, and many of the older mem
bers who desired to see the happy COM
pany.
About four o clock an interesting pro-
Sramme was given by the children. Mrs.
Goodey kindly sang for the children. At
five O'Clock refreshments were served.
The pa ty is an annual affair and each
child always has "a little present to take
home. This year it was neat little
black board with pencil attached. About
two hundred people in all were present.
Rev. Harry E. Townsend of Brooklyn,
New sYork, occupied the pulpit of the
Woodfords Universalist church, Sunday
morning in the absence of his brother,
the pastor, Rev. Manlsy B. Townsend,
who preached at Ruinford Falls and Dix
ii > Id before the societies that have recent
" extended him call to the passionate
of that circuit. Rev. III. E. Townsend
is the younger man of the brothers, and
is a candidate for the pulpit soon to be
vacated by his brother, who is to locate
at Dixteld and Rumford Falls. The
speaker made a very favorable impression
in his sermon of Sunday forenoon. He is
tosoccupy the pulpit again next Sunday
forenoon.
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STATE OF MAINE.


IL SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. In EQUITY
Cumberland, IS.
Howard L. Rogers vs.. fremont Improvement
Company.
Howard L. Rogers, of Boston. in the Com.
monwealth of Massachusetts complains agains'
the fremont Improvement Company. eorpo y,
alton organized under the laws OF the S.nso ~
Maine, and located g. Poftsna IN an. ma ssys
First. That the defendant corporation was
oniv orqanizrd under the laws OF the state OF
Maine and is located at Portland, 10 the otale
Of Maine ard that s last ON tss twe
tyesecond day OF April. A. d. 1899. =. ~ ..
Second. That your complainant Is the treas
urer Of said corporation.
Third. That at meeting OF Ine stockuoiSe es !,
Of said corporation legally called therefor and
held Mt said Portland on the twenty-second DAY
of April. A, ID. 1889, the stockholders OIL salo
Corporation voted TO dissolve the same ana 70
authorize your said complainant as treasurer
afore said to commence and prosecute the nee
essary legal proceedings for Its dissolution:
Fourth. That there are no existing liaDllltles
against said corporation and no assets Thereon
reSaringg; dist HdDq ,nna,nant pray,.
First. Thatit may be decreed that said Ire
mont Improvement Company be dissolved ano
its affairs wound up.
second. And for such further and other re
lief in the premises as the nature OF said com
piaiuants case may require and to your Honors
shall seem meet.
Third. That the writ of subpoena be granted
to your complainant directed to said fremont
Improvement COMPANY thereby co Hnnnaah,,
Court. and then and there to answer al ant
singular the premises and to stand to. perforn
and abide such order and decree therein as tt
your honor may seem meet ,o,vps
WILFORD q. CHAPMAN.
Solicitor for complainant.
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STILL ALA RMS.

On Saturday afternoon at half past two
O. clock there was still alarm for a blaze
in q manure heap in the rear of barn
on Boyd street. near Lincoln. The chem
ical engine. hose five and the chief engi-
neer responded to this alarm and made
short work Of the fire.
Yesterday afternoon the grass got atre
in the rear of the f. o. Bailey carriage
factory in ward nine. Hose nine respond
ded to still alarm and extinguished the
blaze before IL did much damage.
Each one of these grass fires in Deering
costs the city pretty sum. The Dsering
firemen are being paid at the rate of 81
an hour, and up to date they have earned
almost enough money to pay the entire
Deering department Tor six months.
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would be charged By the new company.
A. r. Hill, the clothing dealer. few
years ago used three arc lights which cost
him sig5 per year. Then the consolidat-
cd advanced its rate 20 per cent and
Mr.. Hill had the lights rem owed.
In all the places visited by the reporter
It was stated that the concerns were pay
ing the Consolidated company prices thst
were from so to 100 per cent higher than
those that viii DO charged by the new
company.
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EOR RENT-About June list tenement of 8
j rooms, BATH pantry and laundry. Heated
by steam. Inquire at house 255 Spring street,
lower bell. 81
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DO You
Need
Building
Up?

You may be a large eater
and yet be weak and not
weigh as much as you
should. This is because you
do not receive proper nour-
ishment from your diet. II
you wish to be strong and
increase in weight, take
Johann Hog's Malt Extract.
Taken with meals it will as
sist the proper digestion OF
food and cause it to be easily
assimilated; you will then OBJ
tain from your diet the larg-
est amount of nourishment.
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CHURCH OR STATE.
Disposition of Mary Anderson's Legacy
stiII I'm Doubt.

The Anderson will case came up for
hearing in the probate court, Friday az
ternoon. Mrs. Mary J. Anderson, me-
gress, who had long been employed ut
the Greeley hospital, expressed on her
deathbed q desire to leave to the Congress
street Methodist church her hard earned
savings, amounting to $3.50. will was
prepared by a member of that church. and
without going to the expense OF hiring a
lawyer to attend to the details, the sigma
ture OF the testatrlx was obtained, in the
presence. of several employees Of the hos
pital The party who attended to the
matter committed the technical error OF
taking the witnesses into another room,
apart from that occupied by Mrs. Ander-
son, and letting them sign there.
The hearing on the petition for the
probate of the will brought out the fact
that the witnesses to the instrument had
not signed 1t in the presence of the Tesla
trix. The petition was withdrawn and q
new one offered setting forth the claim
that it was a nuncupative viii. As Mrs.
Anderson left no heirs law, her $3.50
legacy, in case the will should not be
sustained, would 60 to theistate, instead
Of to the church, whose benefactor she
desired to be.
At the hearing John b. kehoe, Esq. I,
public administrator for Cumberland
county, appeared as an opponent of the
petition, ana set up the claim that. as
the instrument was prepared in writing
and signed by the testatrix, 1t could not
come under the head of n nuncupative
will, and must stand or fall upon the
regular forms of will making. Judge
Peabody has not yet rendered his decis-
ion.
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RAILWAY PEOPLE OFF.

A party of seven left in special Pull
man car over the Grand Trunk railway
Friday night for Detroit, Mich., to at
tend the convention of the Order of Rail-
vay Conductors and Ladies' Auxiliary to
be held in that city. The party consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harbour. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Vest, Mrs. F. S. Ring, Mrs.
W. $. Edgerly. Mrs. H. True. On their
way out they Will visit Hamilton and
Niagara Falls, returning by Port Huron
and the st. Clair Tunnel.
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MIR. BARRETT FEELS SORE
He Threatens to stop Pool selling at
Rigby THIS summer.
Boston Herald.

John f. Barrett's failure to procure a
reinstatement in the National Trotting
association has soured him against Rig.
by Park, and he informed the Boston
Herald correspondent that he intends to
make things interesting out Mt the rark
this season.
tMr. Barrett was secretary of the Maine
Mile Track association and one Of Rig
by's hardest workers. In the fall of 1897
he attended the York county fair at Saco,
and at the request Of the management
went into the stand to act as one of the
judges. A complaint was afterwards
made by defeated horseman that Mr..
Barrett had bought pools on race. The
matter was taken up by the National
Trotting association. with the result that
he was suspended.
ton, and has ever since held to the opin-
ion that had 1t not been for his oonnec-
ton with Rigby he would have been
acquitted Last winter the York Coun-
ty Agricultural society petitioned for
his reinstatement, and a similar petition
was sent in by ths man who had filed
the complaint against him, but the asso-
citation stewards did not see tit to grant
the request.
Zone thing Is certain" said MIR. Bar
rett, land that Is that there will be no
pool selling at Rigby !. this season. Tie
Rigby managers do not appear to be the
least bit interested to clear me Of n
charge of which 1 never was guilty. A
year ago made up my mind to stop pool
selling at Rigby, but was called OF. This
year mean business, and shall not listen
to any pleas to let up on them"
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LOR SALE-At Fessenden Park on the new
l. electric line. gentleman's residence of ten
rooms, hard wood floors. timbered ceiling and
fire place in reception hall fire place in spare
chamber; electric lights, bells and speaking
tubes wide veranda, vestbuled at both front
and rear entrance; heated with hot water
porcelain bath, slate sink and wash trays; ex-
ira closet laundry and cold apartment in the
better in Cumbe rG Co SS viii sell on
easiest terms or exchange for other city prop
erty. MARKS s. EARLE CO. No. II Monu-
ment square. 81
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STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Cumberland, IS.
May !, 1899.
ORDERED. That subpoena issue TO the IRE
mont Improvement Company. q corporation or
Canized under the laws OF the State OF Maine,
and located In Portland. in the County OF Cum
berland and State of Maiue. TO appear before a
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, In cham
bers at Portland, within and for the County OF
Cumberland on the first Tuesday of June. A.
d. 1889 at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, by serv-
ing said respondent with said subpoena, an at
tested copy OF III within bill and this order
thereon thirty days at least prior TO the SAID
first Tuesday CT June, that said respondent may
then and there appear and show cause, If any
lie has, why decree should hot issue as
prayed for.
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency of
said bin be also given by publishing an abstract
of ssid bill. and an attested copy OF this order,
one week In the Portland Daily Press, news
paper printed in said Portland (beng in the
same County where the suit Is pending the
first publication to be at least thirty days be-
lore the return day.
S, STROUT.
Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
Abstract of Bill ard copy OF Order Of Court
Attest: B. &. STONE, Clerk.
may3d1w
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DOR SALE--Standing top phaeton, Zenas
Thompson make in good order also
ding harness. VIII be sold low to cash pur-
haser. Apply to LEWIS II. MCKINNEY 1856
Middle St.. or Monument. 81
NOR SALE-A very desirable house lot on the
Il heights at Woodfords; sewer and water at
hand. +. V. MATTHEW'S 1856 Congress street,
Portland AZ
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson'S Stable,
Federal street.
anr26dtf

NOR SALE-One of the most desirable resi-
L dences in the beautiful village of Bridgton.
Maine, large two story house in fine condition
also large stable all modern convenienres. IN
Guiding nickle plate open: plumbing. set tubs
hot and cold water. etc. UnobSiructed view OF
the White Mountains and Highland Lake, large
lawns and beautiful shade trees; seven acres
OF land bordering on lake, fruit includes apples.
raspbcrrys. blackberrys and currants. The
above is a fine place for either summer or win
ter home BENJAMIN SHAW & CO., No
81 IL Exchange street, Portland, Maine.
81
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EOUNp--On train from Boston arriving here
+ at $50, Wednesday ladies' pockel-book
containing sum OF money. Owner can have
same by corresponding with ii. ii. BRYANT,
Waterville, Maine. 81
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EARN FOR SALE-One OF the best stock
Il farms In Cumberland County, situated in
the town OF Cumberland 10 miles from Port
land, comprising about 800 acres, divided into
fields assures and wood lots. fine orchard ;
buildings consist OF 1-2 story house with ell,
heated by hot water barn and stable, running
water in all. All the budin gs in perfect re-
full Information, write or call on o. l..
RIDEOUT, 81 Chestnut St.,lWocdfords, Me.
81
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CuriOsttfe

Stranger-What are the principal OBJ
jects of interest in this town?
Citizen-Savings bank deposits Met
ropolitan.
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fI,O LET-Desirable tenements of five, six and
i seven rooms centrally located. Price $40,
Sl1 and s12 per month. By j. c. WOODMAN,
90 Exchange ST. 2l2
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LNOR RENT--One-haf house, SIX rooms $500,
Il near Woodiords and line of electric cars.
SCOTT WILSON, 176 IL Middle street.