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The Portland daily press., 1900-07-18
PEAKS ISLAND.

Mr.. J. @. S. Hutchins and family of
Fryeburg have taken j. NJ Tolford's
cottage for the balance of the month.
DR.. Hilborn, the dentist of Portland,
has recently purchased lot of land of
J. W. Bracket and viii at once build a
large cottage.
Manager Rounds received a letter yes
terday from Mrs. Carrie L. Marshall,
secretary of the Fresh Air society thank
ing him in behalf of the society for his
kindness in opening Greenwood Garden
July 9th for the benefit of the society.
Mr.. Rob Kicker is engineer of the
steamer Alice Howard having succeeded
John Grant.
The handsome steam yacht Montclair
Of Boston, has been laying off the island
for the past few days.
Crowds of people visited the islands
yesterday to escape the intense heat in
the city. About moo time a cool breeze
came from the ocean which was decided
ly refreshing and was greatly enjoyed by
all
DR.. Baker and family of Boston are
now located in their cottage on Central
avenue.
Mr.. Frank Norris and family Of Bos-
ton, moved down to their cottage yester-
day.
Mrs. B. f. Brown of Pearl cottage, has
gone to Manchester, N. H., for short
visit,
There is to be grand display of fire.
works in Greenwood Garden next Satur
day evening. Manager Rounds intends
to give his patrons their moneys worth.
Mrs. Jennie HIXing Morrison OF New
York, formerly of Portland is stopping
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PRESIDENT IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, July 1.-THE President
accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou, ar
rived in Washington today at 1.4Op D. M.
in a special car attached to the regular
Pennsylvania train out of Canton last
night. The train was forty minutes late.
The President was met at the depot by
Secretary Of War Root and Adjutant
General Corbin and drove directly to the
White House. Owing to the fact that the
time of the Presidents arrival was not
generally known, there was but small
crowd at the depot to greet him.
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Velocity ana Enerrr.

Velocity is measured by the number Of
feet trayersed in a second. Thus a cricx-
ct ball hit hard travels about 100 feet
per second, which is about the rate at
which carrier pigeon flies. A golf ball
may start at $50 feet per second, an ar
row at $50 feet, pistol bullet at $50
feet, a rife bullet at 800 to 1000 feet,
and 50 on.
But the energy of the blow delivered
by projectile when instantaneously
stopped in it's flight is proportional not to
the velocity, but to the velocity multiplied
by itself or squared, SO that if the veloci-
ty be doubled the energy is increased
fourfold. But the energy is directly de-
rived from the propellant, the pinch of
yilainous saltpeter. SO that if we wish
to double the velocity of a bullet we must
produce four times the energy, to obtain
which we must increase the charge four
fold. And we cannot have energy for
ward without energy backward or recoil.
If we take a pistol with $50 f. s. We
locity, quadruple the charge and give our
new weapon four times the length Of bar
rel for the gases to expand in, we get a
rifle With twice the velocity obtained by
the pistol, or 1900 f. s., but we also in
crease the recoil to such an extent that If
a rifle was held like a pistol it would fly
back into the face of the frer.-Black-
woods.
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for the summer with her brother, Hello
King.
Mrs. Riley of Mecha nic Falls has just
finished an eight-room cottage on the
Bracket land,
The local fishermen all report a great
scarcity of Holsters. They do not get
enough to pay them for going out to
their traps and hauling.
Latest arrivals at the Peaks Island
house are Miss Rich, I. A. Clay and Mrs.
Fessenden of Portland, H. III. Thorndike,
r. K. Thorndike and S. A. Sterling of
Boston, and E. B. Montgomery and M.
N. Rich of Portland.
E. H. Dickey, manager of the Maine
Central Magazine, has taken one of Chas.
A. Plumbers cottages for the summer.
A. r. Evans and family of Gorham,
N. H, are stopping at the Coronado.
Mr.. Evans is one of the leading lawyers
of New Hampshire and also president
of the Berlin National bank of Berlin,
N H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton OF the Deering
Ice Cream company, who have been
spending a few days in the country, re
turned Monday and are at the Coronado.
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~ q
OLD LETTERS.

Faded and old Is the ribbon, ssg
Blue once, as azure lit skies,
Breaking in twain with untying,
s A truce held to time as he flies
Breathing of rue and rosemary
And lavender pressed in the leaves,
Kellowed and mellowed, loves dreamings
Tied in the long garnered sheaYes.
What is the harvest they bring us,
Flotsam of life and the years7
Kissed by the dust in their sleeping,
Bathed in loves sunshine and tears,
"A verse from laurel crowned poet,
A garland of faith to the fair,
A petal from roses that shattered,
A curl of a baby's bright hair;
A tale of a ball in its season,
A scrap Of gown that was worn,
a confdant's news of a heartbreak,
A lovers page, tattered and torn;
A child's painful hand that was guided
To trace out its first words of love;
A message of birth and of sorrow,
A bridal song sealed with dove.
They futter and drift from their mornings,
Like white thoughts that quiyer and shine
Dropped deep in the heart Of forever,
TIE past that was thine and is mine.
Aye, ashes of roses, scatter
Your memories, ever the same;
Aye, ashes of roses, old letters,
lay your white hearts in the fame.
Virginia Frazer Boyle in Bookman.
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WASN'T KNIGHTS SKULL.
The Bemls Mystery Is stn IN
solved.
ESPECIAL 10 THE rRnss.l

Rumford Falls, July 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
Knight from Boothbay Harbor, with
their family physician, went to Bemis
yesterday, and after looking the skull
over were satisfied beyond a doubt that
it was not their son. The doctor ex-
pressed his opinion that the skull found
had been dead five or ten years, and be-
longsd to person 80 or 50 years old,
while young knight, who was lost, was
only 10. There was no flesh on the skull
and three Of the front teeth were gone.
1t was found some three miles from
Bemis.
The mystery surrounding Knights alb
sence still remains unsolved.
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1904 HEBRON kC aDEMY-.1 1900

Coeduca ional, quiet healtbfnl 1ocation
spec al MS school Tor Colby College right OF
certlheation at Brown. Wellesley and Smith :
Spie9ndm academy building and gymnasium
spect; Sturtevant Home the finest girls dormi
tory ID New England. steam heat. baths on
every moor electric lights, etc; board rooms
beal ana gifts in this dormitorv Ga. I'd ner
week. catalogue free. Address
w. E. SARGENT. PRIV.
II ebrOn, NE.
II, 1900. ilvi4dom
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AMBASSADOR ID RApER,s VIEWS

Worcester Mass. =, July 17.-Ambassador
William f. Draper arrived home touav
on a short leave of absence from his post
in Italy. He win spend several weeks
mere. General Draper says the powers
have taken the correct diplomatic atti-
tude in deciding they are not technically
at war with China.
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FOR RENT.

Store No. 235 Middle st. Fine
situation for grocery store; Occu-
pied as such fox forty years by
George q. Shaw 81 Coz. and re-
Gently vacated by them. Has
large show window
BENZ AMIN SHAW 81 co,
jy1O-2w SIP Exchange 81.
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WIT AND WISDOM.


AS is frequently the case with rumors.
lots Of them are flying about China prob
ably because they have not a leg to stand
Philadelphia Times.
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TNOR RENT--The lower fat OF the new ele-
Il CANT house, fremont street, Reerlng,
just finished, ali separate, rooms, bath. pan.
DserinQ. close to car lines, lawn and garden
Apply DAYS at PORTLAND TINWARE CO.,
and evenings at 81 LAWN AVE. 500, 1871
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no LET-A Trst-class second floor rent of
eight rooms, at 1853 Cumberland ST., with
bath and modern cenvenences and sun all day;
also a furnished cottage of six rooms, at Forest
White Head. Apply to TRUE BROS, 1914 Fore
ST., Portland, Me. jlyl1-u
ID OOMs recently occupied by Ting Lee laun-
40 dry. 10 Congress st. Houses furnished or
unfinished. One at South Portland. -Four
furnished Tor light housekeeping. Furnished
house for board of two persons Cart hay
rack, rake, tedder and cypress wagon for sale
cheaD. S. L. RIETON. 119 Congress-. go
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WE TEST EYES

Free of charge. We have the largest stock of
Eye Glasses and Spect2cleS in the city. Solid
Gold, Gold Filled, Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee perfect 1t. Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best.
MCKINNEY THE OPIICIAN, Monument
Square an26dn
ITO LET First class rent of eight rooms at
223 High St. Price S25. Inquire of 6 go.
Q. HOPKINS, 8S II Exchange ST jeldu
EOR RENT-House Nc. 63 Gray street. Nine
rooms beside halls, bath and store rooms
hot ana cold water, set tubs, furnace heat; with
good yard room. All in first class order. En-
quire at A DEERING ST., morning, noon OF
night Q2tf
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ST suppose you will spend considerable
time at the seashore this year."
eyes, but more money. Philadelphia
North American.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT sovIH
Ii PORTLA ND-There never was a tins
when such trades could be bought Ia S0uh
Portland real estate as at present win stl
houses with good lots IN good neiRnborbo0di
with most modern improvements at tprices lai
below anything ever offered before. HOUSE. II a
street $500; house, Shawn ut street <iN1
house. FRONT street. $1,000 house, Parker lans
500; lot Of land, Broadway, 500; lot at Cash.
Corner. lO0x400 IT,, $50. / also have some q
the most desirable building lots az South PQf-
land the prices ranging from 500 20 500. al IA
best part OF village where property Is improI.
Ing IN value each year. Any person wishing b
bay building lot can pay one dollar per week
II desired. This Is a rare opportunity Tor one
wishing TO secure lot that will Increase In
value each year. The undersigned YIN. Il o.
sired, give the names 81 parties who have With.
in the last dozen years made from one 70 two
hundred dollars IN one year on los that cost baf
little above one hundred dollars The public
must remember that IN buying lots az South
Portland 10 is not Ike going out OF town where
some SPECTATOR has bought I'D n farm and
divided the same into building lots n point
removed from stores. post once, church. neigh
bOrs, sidewalk. sewers and many other priT-
lepes that are enjoyed by resident At SCUM
Portland. For plans, etc. call on II. II. hAh
FORD, 8i1a Exchange street maritu
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RAILROAD WATCHES.

The kind that win pass Inspection We carry
The largest stock Of r. r.. Watches; Just lhi
right kind at the lowest prices, and we VIII
give you time TO pay for them. MCKINNEY
THE JEWELkR. Monument So. teh2l1d
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NOR kENT-Ofi,e No. 8 Exchange street,
10 ground floor remodelled few years ago.
large front windows and good rear light VOL
adapted for insurance or brokerage business
size about 10 by A. BENZ. SHAW a. Co,
81 IL Exchange street l42
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no LET-A nice pleasant tenement Of s. or 6
Il rooms and bath, very nicely furnished, set
tubs in basement; also unfinished tenement
of or rooms and bath, both in good location
stable room If desired. Apply to G. j..
MCDONALD, 106A, Exchange st. 1871
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no LET--Furnished rooms near corner OF
4 Park and Congress- streets, alcOVe squire
anr5 side room, second floor adjoining bath,
sunny situation, 200 feet from Park street
Congress Park. AL
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mo LET-Oyer 90 peasant convenient rents
Il on Cumberland, Congress. Ellsworth,
State, Chestnut Park Pine. Boyd, Gray, Ian
caster Oxford Woo lord, Revere and smith
streets GEO. f. JUNKINS, go Middle
street, near Monument square. 14l
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FEyO LET-Furnished cottage on Great Dia-
mond Island, finely located, good water
supply and drainage Address E. L. GODlNG,
Sanford, Me~ 1o-l
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Takes Two Heats in
200 3-4.
Thirteen Exciting Heats TrOt-
ted Yesterday.
[arEc1A1 ro WEE pRRss.l


Old Orchard, July 17.-Thirteen heats,
some of them as exciting as were ever
seen on the Old Orchard race track
were crowded into this afternoon, the
sport being continued till sunset, AMI
one race going over unfinished to swell
tomorrow's programme. OF the 10 heats,
all but two were faster than their re-
spective classes, while the average was a
full second better than the entry card
called for.
Lucrative, Little Dick and Eth Bel,
the three contestants in the sensational
Cheat race in Dovers last week, were
again matched in the 2 IA trot and the
tables were reversed, Little Dick Of
Freehold, N. j., winning, after Eth Bel
of Newark had taken a slow heat. Lit
tie Dicks mark was lowered three sec
onds in doing the trick.
DeVeras of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, anoth-
er purse winner at Dover, carried off the
II trotting honors in consecutive heats,
but clipped a second off his record.
The 214 pace furnished most Of the ex-
citement. Emma E. of Boston was picked
to win, but she didn't get into the game
till Dark Wilkes and Pilot Medium, Jr.
had distinguished themselves. Dark
Wilkes who lowered his mark from
.215 IA to 2.12 IA in the opening heat, is
owned by Lemuel Hitchcock of Boston,
Pilot Medium, Jr., is an Indiana cam
paigner with the reputation of bad
actor. In the first heat today he used
his heels so freely that the sullzy was
wrecked. Driver Biggs hitched him to a
road cart and created a sensation by tax
ing the neat in 2.O9 3-4. The next time
out he repeated the performance in the
same road cart.
The three horses mentioned had TAX
en- two heats apiece when the race was
postponed, on account of darkness.
The attendance today was good, and
the track the best the horsemen ever saw
it.
Summary:
s.17 Glass, Pacing; Purse $500.
De Veras, blk S, by Direct
Vera, by Kentucky Volunteer,
(McPhersOD), 1
Joe Calm. blk g, (McDonald,) 2 8
Montauk, b g, (Grady), 2
Belle Cannon, M, (Briggs), 2 4
Mishap, b IN, (Barnes), 8
]. W. e., blk &, 8
Time, 2.14 1-2, 2.l9 IA, 2.13 IA.
PA Glass, Trotting; Purse $500.
Little Dick, b G, by Harry Plum
meridian by Sorrento, (Pope), 1 l
Eth Pei, chs, by Lynne Bel-Eva
by Vermont AbdelIah, (KaDe), 1 3 3 4
Lucrative, m, (Hyde), 2 2 3
Nsll Gwynne, g M, (Rathbun), 4 2
Time, II, 211 IA, 2.l4 IA, 214 IA.
2 IA Glass, Pacing; Purse $500. (Unfin-
ished.
Dark Wilkes, BIS g by Dark
Night-dam by Wilkes
Boy, (WalD, Q 9 6 1 2
Pilot Medium, Jr., BIS as
by Pilot Medium-dam
by Ira Wilkes, (Biggs), 1 8 z 8
Emma K CHI IN, by All
andorf-Emma g., by
Almont, (Lawrence), 6 5 B 1 4 1
Ned Wilkes, oh g, (CahilD, 3 2 2 70
Prince A., br g, (Tyson), 2 5 TO
Carl Brown, br 81 Grady), TO
Fred w CHI g, (Golden), 6 2 70
Neil AlcOyner, g g, (HaI-
stead), B z DIR
Ida c., g m, (Nicholson), 8 4 cir
Time, 2.1s IA, 200 "a, 200 S-4, 2.12 IA,
.13 10, 2 10 IL.
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EOUND-A pair of eye glasses. grinder can
nave same by calling at this office and
paying for this advertisements 14~i
,OST-Party who found ladies' umbrella
-, - hearing initial I. A. NJ on handle, left on
the steamer EdOraGO, will kindly leava n 1T
once GA5CO BAY STEAMBOAT 90. 12l
- Waverly street and the Deerlng FIeetric
ai.lght station or on Irving street, crossing the
Malhe central tracks; contained So aud an
0paJ ring. Under please return to MISS SUSIE
fLXMPION, 80 Irving street, Woodfords. IA
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Athletes, and an Gvmnasiuma Should

AInIcIes, and all NFy nasIumB SHOULD
have Ponds Extract at Land. Invaluable for
POUNDS. Bruises Commissions. Strains, Stiff
ness, Soreness. dc. Used BY champion athletes
Of the world. Buy the Genuine.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-18

ITO LET-At Orr's Island, furnished cottage,
Il six rooms, open fire place, stable and use
of row boats. Possession given August 1st.
Address CHARLES E. MOULTCN, Orr's is
land, or M. +. KICKER, Auburn, Me. al
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mo IET-Niceiy furnished room, large and
Il airy in good quiet location, near flrst-ciass
boarding house. f5 GRAY ST., between Park
and State. 1871
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WANTED 100000 IN GOLD,

If the readers OF the PRESS viii get out their
old gold or silver Jewelry bring or send IL to as
by mail or express. we viii remit lmmo-
dlatey money or check for full value as We
use it In our factory. Mcl1kNNEf, Manuiac-
luring Jeweler, Monument Square. mar6du
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-18

NOR SALE-Cholce piece OF property, In cen.
4 Tor of city. tetween Congress and Cumber.
land Sts., brick house of ~ rooms; Will be soId
very low; also house IN best nelghoOrhood n
cash or installmcnts. w. Z. CARR Room
Oxford Building. l2l
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Take the MAINE STATE PRESS for a
weekly paper.
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no LET-For business purpO es, near Monu-
ment Square, large BUILDING, three floors
that can be utilized Tor various kinds business,
carriage paint shop. blacksmith shop sash and
blinds, etc; al 0 a large stable conn ected
Enquire OF hawkes. q DELONG, SO Ex-
change ST., t,ephOne 1912 1871
mo LET-Furnished rooms centrally located,
at NO. IL Myrtle ST., opposite City hall
12-1
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SEND postal or bring II 10 rs. We do only tnq
pest OF work. and have made Q specially. o.
Tor years. AL. work warranted. MCKENZIE
AAh JEWkLER, Monument Square, laIzesa
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Forty words inse1 ted under this head
one week Tor % cents, cash IN advance
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nor SALE-The II room brick house, No. "a
y Myrtle St. all furnlture carpets. etc, nno
location for boarders end dodgers always lun
opposite City Hall, only $1,000 down, balance
by the month; remember this includes hoh
house and furniture, speak quick. DALTON
80 Exchange street. l2l
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VSOR SALE-TO close estate. fifty acre farm
n near Poland Spring. THIS farm has one al
the finest springs In the state. fully as go0d a.
Poland water. rbis property viii DO sold M
exchanged for half its value. For full desonp.
ton OF properly eail or address w. p. CARR.
Estate Agents, First Nati Bank Bldg l6i
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CRANE VlEW Hotel
WANTED sITUATIONs.

SITUATION WANTED-As book-lxeeper or
~ Office asss ant by young man with four
years experience; understands double entry
ami general Office work; speaks French
iuenty, best of references. salary nominal 10
start G. RTHUR GAZETTE, 276 Danforth
street. Isl
XVANTED-Drug clerk, six years experience.
" prescription and manufacturing wishes
permanent position, speaks French and
English, oblgng and not afraid of work IN.
BLAIR, Brook ST., Waterville, Me. 1871
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nor SALE-Queen Anne cottage on Bracket
II street. IL rooms. bath, furnace. ezra
closets, In excellent order. convenient ana
sunny good yarl aud fruit trees, very desirable
no reasonable offer refused. GEO. X. JUN.
kINS, go Middle street near N0numtni
square. III
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In Our Factory On the Premlses.
We make this a principal IA our business,
We take the utmost pains 10 execute yow
order properly, whether that DC for q Diamond
Setting or the cheapest repair job. MckEN.
NEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square.
jan23du
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T1CR SALE-On Great Chebeaguo Island.
house. ~ acres land, fifteen fruit trees, few
minutes walk from Llttleheids landing. VIII b
sold cheap. Enquire 2SS COMMERCIAL ST.
Portland. Maine. my5du
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vrOTTGF-As my wife Marie Anderson mas
II left nv bed and board without just cause
or nr0y0cati0n do hereby forbid al persons
Rarbof16 OF Trusting her on my acconnnqSi a =
/ shaii pay no bills OF her contracting : !"
0. ANDERSON.
,ayE want to buy your old rubbers, rags, DoE1
w tles metals, newspapers ana Junk u al al
descriptions. We pay spot cash ana senq d toaL
nhone orders (IO45-6) promptly attended To-
A. J. MURPHY, successor to Jas. Wnlle, Z or
land Pier. -
INVEST yOur Idle cash where 1t will cam
L substantial profit without endangeIlnR ~ >
safetv or ACCESSIBILITY. We freely advise on
lucrative investments and protect you IRON an
snecnlative fraud and place you IN a poSlJIon
where your money will be safely lnYo 'ted. our
man constitutes practical cooperation en-
ablng small Investors to open an account anu
reap the same results in proportion as the
large capitalist is enjoying today. AS Rood IN
yestm snts are rare the sooner one graSpS me
onnortnnity lhe larger the ultimate gain. save
thfs adj and write to us for partlculars 4 n
CORPORATIONS PROMOTING COMFANA,
No. 200 washington street. Boston, Mass. lS-l
UUTORiNG-Pupils taken in high or gram
L mar school studies Address KATE NJ.
ESTEY, SO Woodford st.. Woodtords. lIylO-3
N FMOVAI-Dr. S. e. Sylvester has moved
Al his Office to No. 10 Brown ST., between
CongI ess and Free lol
MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
u mortgages on real estate, life insurance
policies household goods or any, gcod col
lateral security. Notes discounted az snort
notice. w. p. CARR, Room A. OMNord Eull0-
ing. Jy INV
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DOR SALE-Magniicent cottage lots and
n new cottages at Ottawa Park, (Clln Coz
tage Property on Cape electric line, near Cars
Casino. Some OF the advantages are good
streets, excellent car service, Sebago water
electric lights, fine beach, up to date reslan
rant or the grounds, only desirable parties no
cheap cottages, every thing strictly first class
Prices and plans at our once. DALTON co.
90 Exchange street. ilyi2d4w
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Z AUNDRY FOR SALE-One OF the best
~ equipped steam iaundries IN New England,
good business sold for no fault, grant open
ing, investigate this If you want bargain +.
Z. SHAPLEIGH, No. Conway, n. Il.
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DOR SALE-House with A rooms and about
~ two acres Of land filed with fruit trees
Also house lots adjoining, In East Deeriur Of I
bargain by GEO. ". ADAMS. los Exe1aukf
ST. Executor OF the estate OF the late Benanan
Adams. SIT
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knights OF PYTHIAS,

odd Fellows. Masonic, Knights of Columbus,
Knights of Golden Eagles Golden Cross ana
all other Secret Order Pins and Charms: we
make a speciality Of these goods and always
have a stock on hand. M'KENNEY TIKI
JEWELER, Monument Square. matl5dtt
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NOR SALF-Grocery stock and fixtures ii,
II we'll located grocery. chance ior psrfv
with SIN al capital to secure a good 0oenlno
Inquire OF w. f. DRESSER. Exchange ST
city. 1871
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NOR SALE-New ladies' bicycle, a gnaran.
Il teen up TO date wheel fer $50 and US; a
beauty dealers charge S3J and $40 for sam1
cash or installment. Cal and see them or Az.
dress I15 WASHBURN AVE-, city. Isl
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HORSE FOR SALE-Weighs fourteen hnn.
IA bred and fifty pounds, years Old, sod
iOf no fault Apply az 240 COMMERCIAL ST
1871
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EOR SALE-A fine cash business IN live man.
ufacturing town, all fresh goods and mo
kind that don't 60 out Of style. no competition.
This Is tine opportunity for one or two .ge
men. Price twenty-five hundred dollars. VI,
NJ. STAPLES, BridEtOn. Me- 3l+
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WANTED-Men and women to learn the
~ barter trade. Wages while learning
Splendid opportunity offered. Good positions
secu ed everywhere New students enter
daily Railroad ticket, lodgings. trial, too's
and catalogue free. Address HALLS BAR
Der SCHOOLS, 725 Washington ST., Boston.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash la advance,
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RoR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this he.,
one week for rs CENTS cash ia advanss

nREAT SALE OF HOUSE LOTs-is ot, !.
w Fessenden Park Of which % bas ~
already been sold. The balance 20 lots m i's
be sold a. short notice, an opportunity OF 4 lfs
time now offers. VIII sell for cash if part qso
have nothing else to offer. Win trade far "' =
house. farm or most any old thing tina. has q
cash value Apply to GEO. w. BROWN *
Exchange street. lSl