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"Eh, but qchat's this, thought"

LH, DuO tpNuC tNto, ftOuBftf
ing with her. These old galleons were
all, as you We told me yourself, flat bot
toned and shallow draft vessels, and
they'd get her so much down by the
stern that forward she'd be about clear
of the water and consequently wouldn't
look at it unless they'd got the wind
dead in over the taffrail Then, don't
you see, being in sea way, they would
not care to break bulk with the general
cargo, because il they started sticking
any out, they mightn't be able to get
1t back again. But this bullion was like
the weight at the end Of steelyard.
For its bulk it was the heaviest part Of
the freight, and the lubbers had jammed
it slap up against the sternpost, just
where its weight would be most tell
ing"
"Put there for safety, suggested DR.
firing. !
"Aye, ] expect that was about II, Tag
sented the captain. "But the galleon
did not intend to make landfall after
leaving her port till she ran into her
river in Spain so, if any Of the treasure
was stolen in transit, 1t couldn't be car
ried away, and they could always find
it by searching the hands. So old Don
What's-his-name just gives an order,
and the whole lot is carted along the
decks and slowed in the lazaret for
ward, and as result the galleon gets
into as good trim again as such hulk.
ing old floating haystack ever could"
'An ingenious explanation, Colepep-
per, and probably the right one. But
we'll talk it out more afterward. For
the present, let's get this filth swilled
away and the valuables slowed under
matches, and then, after spell Of rest
get ourselves under cover again and go
down after more. 1t is always well to
get on with your hSymaking while the
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CHAPTER x.


GUTHRIE FINDS PROFIT IN THE TEMPEST.
The sun set big and yellow behind q
reef Of purple cloud, and the wind,
which had been blowing fresh breeze
from the east all day, died away to
nothing.
The task Of sitting ont the gold and
silver from the litter Of mud and arotted
splinters which the grab had deposited
on the Eureka's deck, went on merrily,
and most Of the workers were far too
busy and eager to notice the threatening
aspect Of the sky. Captain Colepepper,
however, was too good seaman not to
have observed the coming danger, and
that he was worried and anxious would
have been perfectly obvious to the 9th
ers, if they had had eyes for anything
else but the pleasant work in which
they were engaged. Four times in the
space of less than an hour, the captain
left the task of mud grubbing on deck
and went below to the after cabin, and
the burrows on his brow when here.
Joined the others grew deeper each time.
After the fourth Of thesevisits to the
cabin he approached DR. Tring and
quietly drew him aside
doctor" he said In low tones,
"eome below with me-"
The doctor handed the ingot, which
he was cleaning Of its coating Of mud,
to Guthrie and followed his partner.
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A MIDNIGHT CONFERENCE.

Assistant Secretary Meikletohn Says
\ ''Not of a SERIOUS Charscter."
, Washington. June 5.-Acting a. n,
tary Of War Meiksljohn and Adjutant
General Corbin had a conference with
&e president after midnight. They
had .heeh summoned by the president,
II NJ understood, What the nature or
2denlt q tho conference was can only
he po1tectured as YET. a. the parties to
Il 1aulinsd to diecuss II.
Mr.. Msiklejohn and General Cor
6lp were With the president about halt
ap h9hr, leaving shortly before l
o'clock. The latensss Of the meeting
Attracted more than usual atteAtion,
~ there has bean no recent occasion
Sor late coAterenees. Upon returning
To his hotel Mr.. Meikieyohn said in
sespouse to al inquiries that there was
nothing to mike public, and that the
subject under consideration was not Of
q serious character.
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DREYFUS' TITLE RESTORED.

Pending His New Trial He Is Again
French Officer.
Paris, June 5.-The cabinet council
yesterday decided that the French sec
ond class cruiser Sfax now at Fort de
France, Martinique, should proceed
Immediately and bring Dreyfus from
the Isle Of Devils to France.
The cruiser is expected to arrive at
Brest about June 26, when Dreyfus will
be handed to the military authorities
and lodged in the military prison at
Rennes.
His conviction having been annulled
by the united chambers of the court
of cessation, his military rank and
title are restored to him. He will oc-
cupy an officers cabin on board the
Sfax and will be allowed on deck from
to o'clock every afternoon.
The papers point out that the court
of cessation voted unanimously for re-
vision, and only debated the process
whereby 1t should be carried out.
The decree of the court was COM
municated to Nine. Dreyfts at the
house of M. Hadamard, her father. She
Immediately sent the following dis"
patch to her husband:
1.-THE court of cessation proclaims re-
vision, with a new trial by court mar
tial. Our hearts and thoughts are
with you. Let us share your immense
happiness. Tenderest kisses from all"
Congratulatory kilograms have been
flowing in upon Nine. Dreyfus, M.
Matthew Dreyfus and Maitre Aornard,
their COUNSEL
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sun shines -
With eager hopes, the others sprang
10 do the doctors bidding, but AZ 1t
happened. the R5, 900 worth Of treas
ure which lay about the deck was
all that they got from the ruins Of the
foundered gallson for many long day.
For that night, the Eureka was driven
from her station above the Santa Ca.
tarina, and the chance Of the second dip
into the hoard Of gold, which, aftey 80
much patient toll, the adventures had
found at last, was taken from them for
the present. When the next morning
broke, 1t was not for wealth, but for
life itself, that they had to struggle, and
when at last the struggle was over, and
they had leisure to plan once more,
there was none Of them 80 bold as to
propose to return just then for the rest
Of the sunken million.
Neptune had been kind to them 30
far, but, now that they had found the
door of his treasure chamber, he grew
petulant, and in his anger he came
very near to adding eight more corpses
to the unmonumented graveyard Of the
ocean.
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A MURDER CONSPIRACY

Revealed by rho Confession of a Com
victed Cattle Thief.
Hillsboro, N. NJ, June 5.-Captain
George Curry, former sheriff Of Lin
coin county, has arrived here and dis
closes information that has been here
t0fOre well guarded concerning a con-
spiracy to commit four murders, one
of them being that of Colonel Foun-
taine. He does not implicate Lee and
Gilliland, who are now being tried for
the murder of Colonel Fountaine and
his son, but simply says:
IF the court will admit my evidence,
] can tell who planned the killing and
who vainiy lay in wait for Colonel
Fountaine once before he was killed.
Slick Miller, one Of my prisoners, who
was pardoned out of the penitentiary
by Governor Thornton, made a confess
sion to me which l have kept secret,
having no occasion to divulge 1t till
now. There were three men in the plot,
and all had been indicted for stealing
cattle. / had been instrumental in
some Of the cases and they agreed to
put me out Of the way, too. James
q. Cree, of the V. V. Cattle company,
large Scotch syndicate, was to be
killed. told him quietly what I
knew and he returned to Scotland
and is waiting until this affair Is set
tied. w. c. Mcdonald, of the Carrizzo
Cattle company, another who was &C.
tive in the prosecution of the cattle
thieves, was to be murdered, and Col
onel Fountaine, who WIS then attorney
for the Southeastern New Mexico Cat
tie company. Miller was convicted Of
cattle stealing and the other two con-
spirators carried out but part of their
agreement"
Curry said that Miller told him that
the bodies of Colonel Fountaine and
his son are buried in the white sands
near the Sacrament mountains. A
thorough search of these sands may
disclose the bodies, but is Is feared the
drifting nature of the soil will have
buried them too deep.
Curry held conference with the at
torneys for the defense, and the in
dications are that they will use him
as q witness,
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Printing ink manufacturers are now
forming trust, with $25 900, 900 capital
Governor Otero, of New Mexico, ex-
poets congress to make that territory
state next year.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
road company has advanced wages of
5000 miners 21a cents per ton.
Duke d'Arcos, SPANS minister to
Washington, was formally received by
President Mckinley on Saturday.
Johann Strauss the famous Aus
TRAN musical composer, known as the
waltz king died in Vienna, aged a.
Congressman Richard p Bland is
seriously i'll at Lebanon, Mo-, and his
friends are considerably alarmed over
his condition.
Owners Of Arkansas Valley coal
lands in West Virginia propose to COM
bine on a 100000 basis and build a
50-mile railroad.
Upper Yukon transportation COM
panies In war OF rates have cut fares
between Lake Bennett and Dawson
from 500 to 3a6.
Alexander Winton, Of Cleveland, O.,
is pleased to learn that NJ Charron
has deposited $4,000 forfeit in Paris
to race Winton's machine In either
Europe or America for 1000 miles.
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New York, June 5.-Mrs. Thomas F.
Gilroy, wife of ex-Mayor Gilroy, died
yesterday at her home in this city.
She had been seriously ill for six
weeks. Heart failure was the immedi-
ate cause of her death. Her husband
and his ten children were at Mrs. Gil
roy's bedside when she died. Mrs.
Gilroy was born on Feb. 26, 1843, In
this city, and was married on April
10, 1864, when Thomas F. Gilroy was
a Door man,
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Trenton, June 5.-Davis s. Lane, .
travelling salesman, was found dead In
the bedroom of his home on Lewis
street yesterday, with bullet hole In
his forehead. Lane had gone upstairs
to get something for his wife. A re-
volver which had not been used for .
long time was lying in the drawer, and
1t is believed Lane picked it up and
that 1t was accidentally discharged.
When Lane was found he still had An
his mouth the pipe he was smoking
when he went upstairs.
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A Town Purchased ana Removed.

A Town PURCHASED ana H0mOV0d.
Ell Reno, o. T., June 5.-Mountain
View, o. T., that was organized in .
day, broke another record yesterday.
There has existed rival town mile
and half west, and 1t was deemed
advisable to consolidate them. Oak
dale, the rival. was purchased outright
for $34 $3.50, and now Is on wheels, and
strung out on the road to Mountain
View. This is probably the first case
of buying whole town that the an
nails of the west record.
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Policeman Fatally Shot q Tough.

Policeman Fatally SHoG I0u4Me
Rochester. June 6.-Police Lieuteu-
ant Davenport shot and probably m
tally wounded Fred. B. Prince, aged -
years, Saturday night at South Park.
A gang of toughs attacked two bicy-
clists, and tight ensued. When the
officer arrived the gang beat him to his
knees. Davenport drew his revolver
and shot Prince, the bullet passing
through the shoulder, penetrating HE
left lung. Prince will probably die.
Davenport was badly cut In the neht.
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Miraculous Escape From a Cyclone

Miraculous Escape From a Cyclone.
Rock Rapids, Ia, June 5.-A tornado
last night struck a house occupied by
Adolph Juergensen and family, turned
it bottom upward and entirely de-
molished 1t. The family miraculously
escaped with only few painful
bruises. The storm blew down barns
and scooped up earth in several places
as it passed on north into Minnesota
The path was oaly few rods wide.
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Drowned while Bathing.

Princeton, N. j., June Calvin d.
Bensing, of Lebanon, Pa, Manager 81
the Columbia Photograph compsny'S
establishment here, was drowned N
the Raritan canal yesterday whils
bathing. Bensing and Edward KoDQ
were walking along the canal, and
seeing some boys in swimming at tho
basin bridge decided to 80 into tho
water themselves. Bensing went far
Their down the canal and had no sooner
gone into the water then he began
crying for help. A boy went to his
assistance but was unable to make .
rescue. The body was recovered.
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Electric Repairman Electrocuted.

FIeCtrIc Kepalrman EIectrOcuted.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 5.-Robert
Thompson, a repairman in the employ
of the Electric Light company at Pitts
ton, was electrocuted Saturday even
ing. He was at work on the top of
pole when two wires became crossed
and the heavy voltage passed through
his body, killing him instantly. The
body was not burned much.
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New York, June 5.-Mrs. Johanna
SchilIing IS years of age, and her two
young daughters, Gertrude, aged TO-,
and Edna, aged s, were found dead yes
terday afternoon in their home in a
tenement. All had been asphyxiated
by gas, doubtless turned on by the
mother with the idea of numbering her
children and then committing suicide
The tragedy evidently grew out of a
quarrel between the woman and her
husband, Otto Schilling, tailor. A
week ago they had misunderstand-
ing and the husband left the fiat. Mrs.
Schilling had a warrant issued for his
arrest. Schilling returned, but when a
policeman attempted to arrest him
Schilling escaped over the roof Of the
tenement
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VCHoTHI T HHStUHB 5WUTUs
Topeka, Kan, June 5.-Six hundred
dollars has been collected for the Cen
eral Funston sword fund, and today
an order was placed with an eastern
house for the sword. 1t is to be speci
ally made and complete at once, to be
ready for presentation on General Fun
ston's return from Manila.
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H. T. Sergeant, dealer In coal, WOO and
Grain, 100 Maryland ave, office Seventh
and King Streets. Delna" Phone 5lb.
Large Pea Coal for family use.
Large load wood for $3.50.
b Il J.checks given with cash purchases
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Chioago's Heat PrOstration

Chicago, June 5.-Yesterday was the
hottest '4th of June known In Chicaz0
for Ave years. Official thermometers
registered a maximum of 80 degrees,
but 81 degrees were recorded unofficial-
ly on the street level. Two prostra-
lions from heat were reported, both
serious. a,
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Running Down Train Robbers,

Running Down Train Robbers.
Cheyenne, Wyo., June 5.-Three of
the men who dynamited and robbed the
Union Pacific mail train at Wilcox
Station last Friday night have been
located, and it is believed will be cap
tured in few hours. A posse is not
more than three hours behind the out
laws
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TELLYOUR SISTER

A Beautiful Compilation Is an impossibiltty
without good pure blood, that only exists y
liver and bowels karls Clover Root Tea act
directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys keep
ing them in perfect health. Price 25c and 800
For Sale by N. b Danforth, Second and Mar
ket streats
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Powell has OH his stall in the Third
street market fine assortment OF fresh
shad, trout, cat fish. cod Il H. butter fish,
porgles and other varieties Of the hnny
tribe,
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Ito Be continued.)

Doright this year; buy your nome q
Ludwig Plano. Nothing better. Store 515
Shipley street.
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llnnnf llln AttnnuuC For Cholsrs
htbtIrkX\ N8IIHTHh Diarrhoea
HUuI LII u inHUU u Ieethiny
lnfantrn

Do right this year; buy for your homo a
Ludwig PiAn0. Nothing better. Store 5l5
Shipley street.
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Can't be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure
blood. Tones and invigoratos the whole
system.
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DIR. SIMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar reuted. Notaste in swallow.
ing. Gripeless and not sickening Operate
gFandly, and yet you hardly know you Taxa
snedicne. The finest Liver, Kidney and stom.
ach medicine known. Win surely cure Liver
complaints, Kidney disease and Stomach trou.
bles, Dyspepsia, etc. Cures tired feeling, skin
affections. headache dizziness. giddy &c
Nice In every respect as real Liver medicine
and family protection against diseases. $50
box, Gin one forS 81 Sold by druggistsi In cltiei
and country. Depot COZ King street.
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nandments that were published on Mount
Sinai and let them hear the groan of sac
rifice that was breathed out on the
heights of Golgotha. What they most
want is the gospel, the pure gospel, the
olnnipotent gospel, the gospel that helps
heal the wounds of the body, and irradi-
ates the darkness of the mind and
achieves the ransom of the soul.
Conquest of Nations.
But on this platform the SO called ex-
pansionists and so CO led antiexpansion-
lists will yet stand side by side. Though
am not prophet or the son Of a
prophet, within five years, if this re-
ligio-educatonal work Is properly at
tended to, there will be Cuban repub-
lie, Porto Rican republic and Phil
ippine republic, none Of them on a large
scale, but they will all have their schools
and printing presses and evangelical
churches, their presidents, their scnates
and house of representatives, their may
ors and their constabularies, and as good
order will be observed in their cities as
now reigns on Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, or Broadway, New York.
Christ has started for the conquest Of
the nations, and nothing on earth or in
hell can stop it. The continents are rap
idly rolling into his dominion, and why
not these islands, which for the most
part are only fragments broken off from
continents, the interval lands having
been sunk by earthquakes, allowing the
ocean to take mastery over them7 Each
mother continent has around It whole
family of little continents. If the CONT
y
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The News
Profitable
Wants..

Small advertisements inserted un-
der their proper classification:
ONE CENT PER WORD, FIRST
TIME, oNE-HALF CENT PER
WORD AFTER FIRST TIME.
The words ITO Let" For Sale.
Wanted" address on ADVERTISE
ment. ETC.. must be counted IN cal
culating number " words.
Advertisers will be provided with
a numbered check. and answers
will be delivered only upon presen-
tation OF same.
Parties forwarding advertise
ments by mail must send us sutl-
cient amount TO cover postage III
they expect answers sent TO them'
Answers to advertisements can
be addressed care OF THE NEWS.
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FOR sALE-cHoIcE RESIDENCE.
rooms. bath, furnace. hot water, set
tubs, etc. Beautiful location; terms
easy II desired. ISAAC L. GOFF 4 CO Z,
81 Weybosset street.
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FOR sALE--NEAR THE CITY! LEV
el. dry building lots; three minutes 10
depot; Is minutes TO city; only $50 each'
VI down. soc a week no taxes; no inter
est. Plats and tickets free. ISAAC j..
GOfF x CO, 81 Weybosset street.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.
Isaac [. Goh Co., 81 Wsybosset ST.

FOR SALE-BRAND NEW MOD.
ern cottages. 10 8 rooms each; all
modern improvements; elegant loca-
tion; 5000 10 $500 down. ISAAC J.. GOFr
CO.. 81 Weybosset street.
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FOR SALE-s5Oo DOWN SECURES
modern 2-family house. Is rooms; In
very desirable location. This Is n good
bargain ISAAC l.. GOFF & CO., 81
Weybosset street.
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FOR SALE-CHANCE TO GET
bargain I'm saloon; located on business
thoroughfare in ProVidence; large
stock; new fixtures; clears $3.50 month
profit; only small amount cash re-
quired. PROVIDENCE TRADING
CO. Rooms 536-537 Banigan Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Isaac [. Gcff Co.. 81 Weytossst ST.

FOR SALE-FOR YOUR RENT.
modern cottage. 8 rooms; all improve
mcnts. desirably located; near schools,
cars, etc. Plans at office. ISAAC l..
GOFF * CO., 81 WeybOsset street.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-CASH GRO
cery and market. not the largest In
Providence. but one OF the best pay
ing $500 buys IT. full value for your
money: books open for inspection.
PROVIDENCE TRADING CO.. 536-537
Banigan Building. tmch21-m)
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BAR
ber trade; new system, only weeks
required. diplomas awarded and posi-
tions guaranteed when through; all
tools donated: terms easy; write for
free catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER
SCHOOL, 1913 Bowery, New York city.
QD
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FOR sALE-GooD BARGAIN. TWO
famlly house near Charles street IN
good condition.; only $1,000; terms 10 suit
purchaser. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.. 81
Weybosset street.
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FOR sALE-FINE BUILDING LOTS
near the city; rapidly increasing IN
value: only $40 each; 81 down, ooc
week: no interest: plats free. ISAAC L.
GOFF co, 81 WeybOsset street.
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FOR sALE-NEAR BROAD ST,
fine level lots: street curbed and sew
cred; good neighborhood; prices very
low; terms easy. ISAAc l.. GOFF q
CO. 81 Weybosset street.
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FOR SALE--On DOUGLASS AND
Franklin avenues. house lots at half
their value; prices cheerfully given.
Now is the time TO invest. ISAAC l.
GoFF & CO, 81 weybosset street.
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FOR SALE-BIG BARGAINS IN
house lots for investment on Chalk
stone. Oakland avenues and Smith. See
plat and get prices at once. ISAAC l..
GOFF & CO, 81 Weybosset street.
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TO LET-sIX-RooM HOUSE ON
Roger Williams avenue; all modern
improvements: newly painted, papered
and whitened; handy to school and
cars. WILLIS S. KNOWLES, 50 Wey-
bosset street.
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FOR sALE-NEW SIX ROOM COT
tage; steam heat. bath. laundry, etc. T;
szzoO: near schools. cars, ETC.; BAR :
gain. ISAAC J.. GOFF CO.. 81 Wey-
boseet street.
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FOR SALE-TwO-FAMI HOUSE,
nicely located; only 81 200; terms easy;
n bargain. ISAAC l.. GOFF & CO.. 81
Weybosset street.
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FOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE E
lots for home or investment; 8 minutes
walk from Eimwood avenue; only $40:
terms easy; no interest. ISAAC l..
GOrF co. 81 Weybosset street.
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FOR SALEM ELMwoOD. VERY
desirable level house lots near Potter
avenue; only $3.50 each; terms easy.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO., 81 Weybosset
street.
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FOR SALE-sl,t50 BUYS A GOOD o
family house in the city. near car line;
good tenants; pays 10 per cent; terms
bosset street.
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FOR SAI4E-FOR A HOME OR IN
vestment, lots in all parts Of Pawtucket
from sT5 mp; terms easy ISAAC v.
GOFF a. CO.. 81 Weybosset street, or
l55 Main street, Pawtucket, R. /.