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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-17
THREW AXE AT EMPEROR.

Breslau, November 16.-Emperor Will
liam was the object OF an attempted cut
rage this morning which, however,
failed. AS he was driving In an open
carriage to the Cuirassier barracks, ao-
companied by the hereditary Prince SAKE
Meingen, woman in the crowd hurled
an axe at the carriage.
The rapidity with which the vehicle
was passing saved its occupants. The
axe or hatohet fell just behind the car
riags.
The woman was Immediately arrested.
The missiis. 1t developed later, was o
short hand chopper. The woman. who
Is believed to bel insane, is velma
Schnapks. She occupied place In the
front rank OF the spectators, on the side
farthest from the Emperor. The chopper
was so well aimed, IL now appears, that
1t actually struck the carriage. A crowd
Of people who witnessed the outrage
threw themselves on His Majesty's assail-
ant, but the prompt Intervention OF the
police saved the woman from injury
The assailant Ia "a tradeswoman OF
Breslau. A provisional medical examina.
ton of the prisoner has been made and
she has been pronounced 60 be insane.
While Emperor William was returning
from this barracks to the railroad station,
he was oheered by immense crowds Of
people gathered along the route.
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WEDDINGS.
eAMMoN-oARRIGAN.

The wedding reception to Mr.. and Mrs
John d. Carrigan, nee Miss Hattie
Morse Cannon, who were married at
II. 80 O'Clock Thursday forenoon, occurred
Thursday evening at the residence OF the
brides parents, MIR. ana Mrs. Samuel u.
Cannon, 2i7 Newbury street. A large
number Of the host OF friends Of the
happy young couple were present during
the evening, and offered congratulations.
The residence was appropriately decor
ated with evergreen and myrtle. The
ushers were Messrs. Herbert Leigh Rol-
Inns, John Cunningham and Charles
gill OF this city, and Oscar Bogrett OF
Bath.
During the progress of the reception
refreshments were served. Mrs. Edgar
A. Msserve had charge Of the punch bowl
and was assisted by Misses Davis and
Rollins, while ice cream and cake were
dispensed by Miss Ida Carrigan, assisted
by Missss Helen Lamb and Alexander.
Musical entertainment was provided
by Miss Bernadette Moreau, pianist,
Miss Madeline Files, soloist, and little
Miss winifred Elwell, pianist. The pres
ents, of which there were a large number,
both handsome and costly, were arranged
In one OF the upper rooms. Among them
was beautiful picture from Mr.. Owen
of the firm OF Owen, Moore q Co., for
whom the bride has been head cashier.
There was also q quantity Of table linen
from the clerks of the store by whom
the birds is held In the highest esteem.
The members of the "Musty Club" did
not forget Mr.. Carrigan, who Is one of
the most popular young men IN town.
He received from them q valuable side.
board. Wedding cake was distributed
by Mrs. Cannon.
Among those present from ont OF town
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. O'Brien and
Mr. Oscar Bogrett OF Bath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Staples of North Berwick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carrigan left late in the evening for
ten days wedding tour through ths
New England States. They will be at
home to their friends after January LIST
at No. 217 Newbury street. at which place
they Will take mp their residence upon
their return,
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asPARE NO ONE. .
Croker. ora.rsas nj. REFORM CONF
mfttee.

New York, November i6.-Tns oom-
mittee OF I'VE appointed BY BIZ. Croker
60 suppress vios, held its first meeting
In Tammany hall at O'Clock. John
Keliar, one OF. the committee, invited
every citizen Of New York 10 lay before
them any evidence that viii help sup
press the dives or prove public officials
guilty OF connivance with criminal Vice.
"spare no one," was Cookers order
70 thu committee.
Chief OF Police Devery has men out to
Close the dives. He declares the town
VIII be closed tight.
Fire Commissioner John ]. Scannell,
who was appointed rs one of the mem
bers Of the committee, declined TO act for
the reason that his duties as fire commits
sioner are so numerous and pressing az
to preclude his service on the committee
which, he said, requires the time Of the
best men.
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LoBsTERs DECREASING.
Aana.i Report ua,ssa state. Fish Com
mission.

Washington, November 16.-In the an.
nuai report OF the United states com
mission OF tlsh and fisheries, MIR. George
M. Bowers says the present amount OF
capital invested in the fisheries OF the
New England states. Is SO. 6s5, oSB, show
ing decrease of sisT, 75s since the COM
missions last statistical canvas In 1850.
This decrease, however. is stated TO be
only apparent. being CAUSED chiefly BY
the transfer OF the menhaden industry
to New York. New England food nsh-
cries in the aggregate, have Increased In
quantity and decreased only slightly IN
value.
There are IS, 44s persons employed In
this work and 1897 vessels, vained, with
their equipment. at u, 224 $50.
The total product IL 898, 1855, $40 pounds,
worth 20. 67e, 70s-the fishery for cod,
cusk, paddock, hake and pollock rank
ing first, with . value OF q. 79S. 100, fol-
lowed by the oyster fishery Of Rhode ISL
and, and Connscticut, wolth 1910, oS4.
The lobster fishery Is next In CONNER
ciai Importance, being worth si,27e,eoo.
While the catch has fallen from 30, $780,
900 pounds, in 1880, to 4.66o, 900 In 1898,
the price Of Holsters has SO advanced that
the value OF the industry has increased
corresponding degree.
The quantity of fishing products land
ed at Boston and Gloucester show an In
crease of more than 1000, 900 pounds
with an increased value OF over 1880,
0c0. The bulk OF the increase 10 to be
credited to Gloucester. The total pro-
ducts, landed from American vessels at
these two ports, amounted to l7e,744,-
$40 pounds and were valued At nearly
"a, 900, 90.
Inquiries now In progress along the
Great Lakes and In the Mississippi valley
show that an increasing number OF carp
are being caught and shipped chiefly 10
the markets Of the larger eastern cities.
Very satisfactory results have been at
tanned at the New England stations de-
voted to the propagation of marine com-
mercial fisheries. The decrease OF the
lobster fishery In New England 10 shown
BY. the large decrease Of men engaged In
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Legislation Will Not Be
Pressed.
Trouble Enough without Domes-
tic Strife.

Washington, November l6.-The
opinion is growing among the public
men who are in the confidence OF the
President that, he Will oppose any move
ment looking to o reduction OF the Con-
gres sional representation Of the Southern
states on account Of scharges OF the dis
franchisement of colorcd voters. The
President is said to be opposed to reviv-
ing Ill feeling which he thinks would
be the result Of Q bill thus touching the
suffrage. He has been told from many
sources recently that an important ele-
ment OF Southern business men, manu-
facturers and others 10 40 heart with the
Republicans and that the nucleus Of a
future revolution against existing meth
DDS In the South has been securely estab.
lished and should not be dissipated By
legislation that would be regarded by
the South as sectional.
On account OF the Presidents attitude
there is o growing opinion. that legis-
lation looking to the reduction Oh the
Southern representation will not be
pressed by party leaders In Congress. In
this connection It Is suggested that any
action taken with reference to she
OF the South in advance OF the
adoption OF definite policy in the Philip
pines might throw some embarrassment
in the way of the proper disposition OF the
OF the Philippines and more
over, 1t is felt that the government has
as much as 1t can deal with now without
getting into a contention over domestic
affairs.
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MEETING NATIONAL GRANGE.

Washington, November 1e.-Today's
session OF the National Grange. Patrons
of Husbandry was devoted to addresses.
George L. Flanders, assistant commits
sionsr OF agriculture of New York state,
Endorsed the circuit oleomargarine bill
now pending before Congress and adyo-
Gated legislation to prevent frauds in the
manufacture and sale of all dairy pro-
ducts. Aaron Jones OF Indiana, worthy
master OF the grange pointed out what
the organization was doing to promote
various legislative matters. About three
score agricultural chemists attended the
meeting as a body.
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MILlTARY p1LL READY.

: Washington, November Ex-senator
Hawley, chairman OF the committee on
military affairs, called at the White
House today to pay his respects to the
President. He said that the draft Of the
military reorganization bill had practi-
oally been completed and bill of some
sort would be passed at the present ses-
sion as both the President and most OF
the members Of Congress were anxious
to avoid an extra session. He thought
the army's strength should be at least
100, coo men.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-11-17

To accommodate those who are partial to
the use of atomizers In applying liquids into the
nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the pro-
prietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
Price including the spaying tube Is rs cents.
Druggists or by mail The liquid embodies the
medicinal properties of the solid preparation.
Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the mem
brane and does not dry up the secretions but
changes them to a natural and healthy char
acter. Ely Brothers, SO Warren ST., N. Y.
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What SHAH We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises In the family every
day. Let us answer II today. Try Jell-o,
delicious and healthful dessert Pre-
pared In two minutes. No boilingi no
bakinRl simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack.
age az your grocers today. 10 cts.
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CHINESE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA

Monterey, Mex, November 1o.--The
report that American officers have un-
earthed ancient records in Pekin, show
ing that Chinese discovered America
1900 years ago and erected temples In
Mexico, has aroused the greatest inter-
est among the scientific men OF Monterey
and throughout this country. The Chi
nese temples alluded to ara In the state
OF Sonora on the Pacific coast.
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RUHLIN SIGNS.

Mahanoy City, Pa. November l6.-Gus
Ruhlin arrived here this afternoon and
signed the articles of agreement for a
match with Jeffries which had already
been signed by Jeffries. The referee is to
be either Charley White or George Siier,
and Al smith Is named as stake holder.
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless, little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always al work,
i nsns an C S i SIZE s Headache
and all Stomach, Liver ami Bowel
Troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only ESQ at II. p. b. Goold, GIT Congress
street, drug store.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Haunted Him.

Miss Sue Perstitious-Do you take any
stock 10 dreams. Mr.. Ledger7
Mr.. Ledger-Do n Why. sometimes
after we've been taking stock at the
store don't dream of anything else for
weeks.-Philadelphi Press.
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Real Estate
FoH SALE TO-DAY BY
Geo. w. Brown, 50 Exchange 81.

One new room house with all modern i'm
provements.
one new 10 room house In COyIe Park or
Clifton street.
one tenement house years old. A splendid
investment.
one new 8 room house with all modern i'm
provements.
Seven nne house lots. Fsssenden Park. wll
be soid cheap 10 close.
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TENEMENTS-sl2.O0 -Mayo, house rooms /;
4 Congress, rooms; street. 8 rooms /;
Franklin, rooms Anderson. rooms; Kellogg,
rooms. s10.00-St. Lawrence, rooms Stone,
rooms. st50O-FranklIn. rooms; house, 7
rooms. bath; 100 Franklin, lower, I. rooms,
S16.60. Sherman, rooms, bath and steam,
S25. rooms, bath and steam, S25. FRANK b.
SHEPHERD & CO., Real Estate ONCE, First
National Bank Building, Room 3. 1871
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ITO LET-Furnished room with excellent ia
Il bic board; sunny front room; hot water
heat. bath. gas, near corner PARK and Congress
streets. and electrics. No. 5 CONGRESS
PARK. novi3dn
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ITO LET-Lower rent 100 Forest avenue, nine
u rooms, gas, Sebago, water closet, new fur
mace, splendid repair, just whitened, painted
and papered; rent SO; one of the best rents in
Portland for the money. A. @. LIBBY. 42k
Exchange street. 1871
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no LET-Furnished or unfurnIshed, large
sunny front room, with large closet, steam
heat and gas. 10 GRAY ST.. between State
and Park. 1871
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ID 0QMS for laundry or barber shop; houses
~ furnished or unfurnished; one Ct South
Portland four furnished for light Housekeeping /;
hay rack. rake tedder and express wagon for
sale cheap. s. L. CARLETON, lis Congress
st. i42
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MONEY TO LOAN on first class real estate at
VA reasonable rates. Apply TO L. NJ. WEBB,
% Exchange St, Portland. i2-i
NOTICE-Goss q Wilson, auctioneers, re-
~ moved to l54 TO 100 Middle St., corner of
Silver St diff
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MONEY TO L0AN-0n first and second
iu mortgages on real estate, also on stocks.
ponds or any other good collateral securities.
street. 1871
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FOR SALE.

For SALE-Houscs In Doerlug for 81 800
- s2,4O0 5000 g. 800, $4,000, also houses In
lots at Oakdale. Fsssenden Park bearing
Highlands and also choice cottage lots AZ Otta-
wa PARK (Cllf Coitage) Cape Elizabeth. All
kinds OF real estate taken In exchange. Easy
terms. DALTON & CO.. 80 Exchange street.
octi6dn
COR SALE-Those magnificent building lots
on Fessenden, Pitt, William and Dart
mouth streets, Oakda o. Perfect electric car
service, sewers, sidewalks and Sebago; sure 10
advance to double their present costs interest
only s per cent; other property taken IN ex-
change IL will pay you to Investigate. Dali
TON q CO., % Exchange street. octiedtf
LrOR SALE-New six fiat block on High st.
now rented for eiio0 per years strictly first
Investment. Builtin 1899. DALTON & CO.,
So Exchange street. octisdu
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4 ARGE-house wants capable men and woman
- to act as general agents $500 yearly salary,
expenses. extra commissions. brilliant oppor-
tunity. STAFFORD PRESS CO., New Haven,
Conn. oct17-4
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wAN1ED-alALE nkLr.

WANTED-A young man for bill clerk; must
w write rapidly and legibly, and be quick
and accurate at figures. Apply MILLIKEN,
COUSINS s. SHORT. III
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rfIsCELLANEoUn-

NoTICE-Now Is the time to have new
IN overcoat made to order OF have your old
one repaired; we can give you a first class 1T
and lie lowest price In Portland. NJ. NJ.
NANSEN, Merchant Tailor. 1881 Congress
street. III
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Ferry words inserted under this head
sas week for as c.nts, cash In sdvanee,

FOR SALE-The house No. Falmouth ST.
- Portland, Me-, In first class condition.
Ierps reasonable. Apply to L. NJ WEBB, %
exchange ST. III
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pBIGHT energetic man for q responsible posi-
ID ition of trust. prefer man prominently asso-
ciated with labor organizations, must furnish
first class references and cash bond, TO such q
man a renumerative position Is open, replying
state full particulars. w. T. HANLEY, 29S3
Washington St., Boston, Mass. l21
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A GOOD reliable man Of long experience as
n locomotive engineer 10 active Service with
best OF references, Would like situation to run
boilers, heating apparatus or janlfor In some
large building. Address B.. 9. 4. n Depot
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EoR sALE-one set Of double horse sIeds.
new, 3 by runners. shod with east iron
suitable for street work. J. II. HAWKES.,
DUCK fond. III
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FOR sALE-Flfteen inch, kerosene heating,
acme rotary burnisher or roller. cost S25.
1t has been used very little and Is just as good
as new will sell very cheap. Address BOX POI.
Alfred, Me. 121
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WANTFD-Young nan for general office
w work, with knowledge of typewriter; adj
Dress In own hand writing, stating experience,
references and wages expected. BOX 1913, Port
land. Ill
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TOR SALE-A fine lot of rock maple and yell
low birch wood for open CRATES, also kind
lings all kept under cover. A lot of wood for
sale cheap first quality coal all hand screened.
Tel. s46-2. q. L. JORDAN, 10 and 81 Paris ST.,
City. 121
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branch. Salary Si25 mounth. extra commIss.
Ions. NO soliciting required. but must take
general direction business and be ambitious.
Good references and $500 cash required. Ex-
perienee as manager not necessary II qualified
In other respects. MANAGER. Drawer "a. New
Haven Conn. "a
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A GENTS to sell our cut price Christmas pub.
n locations 0oc book, ioci si-oo book 2oc !
freight prepaid outfit tree. FERGUSON PUB
LtSHING CO.. Fifth St, Cincinnati, o. l2-i
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4 good niachinist or plumber; wishes light
work on account Of poor health, pay Of little
object; good references or bonds II required.
Address ~" Rural District No. .. Gorham,
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AGENTS WANTED.

A NEW and original article tpst patentedj
n nothing like Il ever invented before; gen.
tlemen and lady agents and girls can reap
harvest selling this new articles samples BY
mall 10e or call at 10 CUMBERLAND ST. ar
ternoons and evenings. ISL
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A Beautiful WOman'S

Dung as ever. Under these circumstances gral
air Is a draw back both to men and women.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE Elegant new upright piano. fine
Il toned. handsomely flushed, recently cost
now; easy terms. Q. b. DALTON 23i Wood
fords Ave. nOYl-tf
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TOR RENT-Sunny exposure, quiet neighbor-
Il hood, near Spring st. electries, one block
from State Street, second floor tenement with
modern improvements, seven rooms nicely fur
nished with bath to small family, $500 plus
Sebago including hot water heat. Immediate
III v - az la
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A FULL blood fox-terjer fancy dog CHEAP
q, q "a sold at once. For particulars address
BON 800. 1n1
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N American lady Of thirty-two would ike q
n position as housekeeper, capable Of taking
care OF an invalid or 20 as companion. Apply
at once IA Brown street. MRS. DONALD. fsI
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III 0RSE for sale. Black mare 7 years old.
-! ~ weighs, 1000. Apply A. EGAN, % India
St, PORTLAND 15-1
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash In advance.
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EoR sALE-New house, 10 rooms, bath,
II laundry, fire place. open plumbing, fnr-
mace and piazza, purchaser can select finish.
electric fixtures and decorations, fne location,
thoroughly built; will be sold at bargain.
GEO. +. JUNKINS, go Middle street. near
Monument Square. 1874
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CITY OF PORTLAND,
Clark Street Bridge.

IN account OF the repairs to Portland Bridge,
" Clark street Bridge will De closed to
public travel until further notice.
Gk0. N. FERNALD.
Commissioner OF Pubic Works.
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FOR SALE-Tn Franklin County farm Of 100
acres. nne lot of timber. enough 10 pay for
place, Including valuable pine. birch and Oak.
miles from station, good buildings. Price $500
Address b. +. PORTER, No Chesterville, Me.
1Gi
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ITo LET-Lower fiat at % Smith street, be-
| tween Congress and Cumberland; seven
rooms and bath. Inquire OF w. II. SARGENT,
| 81 Congress street 1871
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FOR SALE-A good family horse. Inquire Of
T. NJ. JOHNSTON. No. 100 Middle st. 1871
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ITO LET Beautifully and newly furnished
4 rent OF rooms and bath In hew modern
improved house in good location, near to
schools and churchss also stable sccommodita-
Loan Real Estate Co., Room ., ASH Congress 81.
1871
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TOILET.
Forty words Inserted under this head
one week fs= 20 cents, cash I'm advance.

gU,O LFT-Rent "a Lafayette street, contain
IL ing six rooms; In good repair; price s13
per month. Inquire sof A. c. LIBBY s. Co,
42NExehange street. . III
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted undsr this head
one week for ID cents, cash i'm advance.
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ITO LET-A very fine seven "a room lower
IL fat, besides bath and pantry, hot and cold
water hot water heat, open plumbing, cemented
cellar has its own back and front door, beautl-
full large lot and location. l.. NJ. LEIGHTON,
SO Exchange street 1T-2
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ITO LET-Very desirable lower rent of six
Apply to r. L. JERKS, 59s Congress st. 1871
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OFFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING The
" first floor OF the building occupied by the
American Express Company on Plum street is
offered for rent Apply to Z. A. MOVES, Port
land Savings Bank. lott
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For SALE--At the West nd, parcels Of I'm
improved property situated on Congress,
Lowell, Burnham and Cherry Streets at prices
% induce promoters to purchase. BENJ,
SHAW CO., 51i ExchangeSt. A-1
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ITO LET=Furnished rooms, warranted clean
4 and fresh, o. Pearl st near Congress, Mrs.
+. A. SWEET. AL
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WANTED-Position as book keeper and
w ONCE assistant by a young lady. Address
20 Prospect ST., Woodfords. 1871