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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16

ofhsr nstionniitisa.
The ifss weuid hardly b conps~ts
without mentioninE the only known H.
brew ferming colony N the New word,
ne Rocky Mountains, thirty miles west
Of Fort Noiloud and near the little town
AZ pinoher Greek. A horde OF Mormon
colonies ara scattered In all directions
and In all districts. the number 81 which
Il yearly inorsasipg.
Among tbs visitors In the city last
week WAS Herman J.. Boardman OF the
Missionary Board ~ Winnipeg. For the
last ten years Mr.. Boardman has Travelled
In the Canadian provinces In HE WORK
Of inspecting the missions.
"Ths Canadian North west" he saids
ais settling MP very rapidly. There 10
probably no part Of the world where
are spoken. We are establishing mis-
sions Of every nationality that locate
where We ind no church work going ON,
and have now 1873 IN the districts Of Al
besta. Assiniboins, Saskatchewan and
~ think Alberta may claim The dis-
tincsioa Of having ths only jewish farm
Ing community In the world. II num-
bers 400. and 10 being recruited every
year. Btsides stock raising, they Gsnsr-
ally engaged In diversifsd farming. The
colony 10 organised on the cooperative
pl1us Hu1 II Wo8ltoys 4uc HoORtc nHs
peaos-lsving and held In high esteem By
"une great question that 10 going 10
confront the Canadian government be-
fore many years 10 suppression OF tbs
Mormon practices and faitn. Five years
aeo'the Mormons Of Utah began to looK
for new Geld OF operation. The Cana
dian NORTHWEST was enc Of the places Sc
Ieoted. and tie first location was made
ct what 10 known as the town OF Gard
ston. Q few miles north OF the boundary
lIps between Montana and alberta.
since then every year has witnessed other
ssttlvm ents, until there afe upward OF
3 Henty Mormon ssttlsments In the Gan :
sdian MOI thwsst. At nrst they were
welcomed BY the government ana sooisey,
but thsir disposition 20 sxciusiysness
coon lost them the lattsr's good WILL In
ca see colonies the rights OF the church ..
proclaimed, polygamy 10 practiceds ana
@ are nearing . time when the same
&C nditicn a. Utah was In prior to tbs
stamping out Of polygamy BY Congress
will prevail. This question 10 Icing agi.
sated among Canadian oitizsns. IN IL -
not ut all improbable that before lony .
govern usut will b peevailsd upon te
take some action that viii put stop to
the evils.
"Of the many settlers In our tsfrttory
none IL In destitute circumstances. some
Of the colonies are poor bus saoh 10 max.
ing head way, and 18th perssveranos VIII
become prosperous citissns In our section
Of the world" -
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POLYGLOT CANADA.
Many Nationalities n epresented by the
settlers I'm the Far Northwest.

(From the Seattle Post Intslligencer.)
In the Canadian North west provinces.
from Manitoba to the Pacific coast. are
probably to b found a. many colonies OF
different nationaiities a. In any similar
area In the world. Within the last three
years thousands Of settlers have been
gathered from all quarters Of the globe.
The Dunkards do not find their only
home In North Dakota; they are far
more numerous, it 10 stated, on the prai-
Ties OF Alberta and Aasiniboiue. Russian
colonies are frequent in these two dis
tricts, Ibut preference has been given to
Saskatchewan, 9 district lying farther 60
the north.
Along the banks Of the river. between
Battlefield and Prince Albert, the most
NOR therly point In America reached BY q
railway line, Il 10 estimated there are at
least 5000 Russians. who, 10 IL saids are
more prosperous than those who have
found homes closer to the main line.
ThrouRkous the districts, scattered In
large and small numbers. are colorfss OF
Greeks, Fihlanders, ETenehs Dutch and
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REveNas OF A CAPTIVE BEAR.
Bruin DisIilxcd the Man and Pursued
Him to the Death.

waboosa has never cared to hunt
boors Whom n how In Marquette. Mich,
- .,oraa, ,,ro,,bt NV n tams
-. 1900, =,
pear 'ha. maui 'as1ne mp -,
MS ihagina.ion' anu 'nousu a sNn'eu
hunter ana trapper OF other WIN same'
ne mas always gwen the Dear .he 90 Ny.
a enaihea pear was kept III tnr 'aiu
PACK OF STORE anu IN sone way 'his
bear conceived grunge agains. IRA!
man VINO was 10 tne haoit Oh uriVins ih.o
the yard 10 denver goods Wapoosn says
the man ipdignated the pear Things
came 10 cfimax one day "hen tne lhan,
rs 1t CHANGED, was accompanied oy us
S-year-old child. lie delivered MS sooos
and on MS way DUCK 10 tue u'ay eiu
something when rouseu ,ne sihoiueI III
passion IN the pear 10 white neat ine
beast made sudden leap at the inan anu ),
caught his feet ana would nave enueu
the matter then ana there IL the uray-
man had not got grasp on IN spohes
Of one OF his wagon wheeis an IL ms
boots with the bear. lie mao 'iihe u
climb on has dray ana start AIS morse OUT
of the yard, but as he resenel tne stree'
the bear broke loose, carrying MS chaln
with him, and started In pursuit.
Directly across the street from the
yard was the entrance to iivery staoie
with an exit on another street at rlsh,
angles to the first. The drayman iashed
his horse and drove into the stable turn
ed the corner ana came out on the maui
thoroughfare OF Marquette direetiy oP
posite the fremont House. ne saw una,
the bear followed, and thinking II migh'
be after the horse he jumped from inc
dray wiss rs child in his arms ana ran
Into the hos.l. The paneied doors CLOSED
after MN, put the pear, not ON tue scent
went through them as II there had Deer
nothing In his way and followed the mar
down flight OF stairs to the barroom.
Here the man had doubled and gon'
out at another door and through Ions
passage back to the street.
The barroom was full OF men. 1t was II
the palmy boom days OF the city, and the
first great shipments OF iron were being
converted into cash. Miners and sailors
and roustabouts thronged the streets and
filled the drinking places. Unfortunately
for the drayman, the men were not pro
vided with firearms. The bear dashed
through the bar and turned neither 10
right nor left. A second later the wood
en- door by which the drayman had LEFT
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TO L.

Good Offices with Vaults, in the First
National Bank Building, including Water,
Steam Heat, Elevator and Janitor Service.
Apply to tho Cashier OF the
Bank. aprlsdlmo
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WIT AND WISDOM.
A Mind Above the Work.

Editor-Why do you say In your story
that the victim of this cable car accident
was like a French doll? She was an old
frowsy apple woman.
RepoIter-l know, but she stood and
talked till she was run down.-New York
Press.
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AGENTS WANTED.

CT IN PER HoUR-Proved by scores OF
. lsOU sworn statements from canyasser:
selling "Allen's Kush'on Komfort Ladies
Shoe.b Instantly comfortable; self-adjustins
damp-proot cushion SOLE; ever-wear heel
narrower shoe worn. possibilities unlimited
s95 weekly assured. No risk. +. g. HARkl.
SON, b64 Washington st., Boston. Mass. 161
ACTIVE AGENTS wanted for the most fasci-
"A mating. remarkable and useful article In
existence, the Little Marvel, Automatic Hand
Sewing Machine, thoroughly protected by
patents; perfect machine, with an absolutely
automatic tension. perfect stitch ana feed regu-
iator, regular Wilcox and Gibbs movement
does all sorts OF work on any thickness OF cloth
aud with any needle, thread or SILK twist;
truly marvellous machine. doing work thar can
not be told from that OF high priced machines
can be attached anywhere and anyone. man,
woman or chilli can operate II perfectly, Away
ready for use; reIails Tor on.y $500; no article
was ever presented. which offers such re-
markable chance for agents TO make money
sample light and easily carried In any hand.
bag. secure absolute control OF your home te RI
rory Immediately; splendid terms. Address e
ID. RICE. etc.. Cumberland, Mills. AL
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RAILROAD WATCHES.

The kind that win pass Inspection. We carry
the largest stock OF II. X. Watches; Just the
right kind at the lowest prices, and We Will
give you time TO pay for them. MCKINNEY,
THE JEwELtR, Monument So. teb24du
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Catarrh, Rheumatism, and all Pain sub
dued and cured by Ponds Extract Aroi'
crude limitations.
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roo smooth For Her.

He-How do you like that hook?
She-Oh, 1t doesn't amount to much!
After the hero and heroine find out that
they love each other they don't almost
get separated forever a single time.-Chi-
cago Tmes-Herald.
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CLOCK WON'T GO.

Send postal or bring It 10 US. We do only the
best OF work, and have made specially OF y
for years. Al. work warranted. MCKINNEY
THE JEWELER, Monument Square. Jai2odti
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We TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock Of
Eye Glasses ana Spectscles In the city. Solid
Gold, Gold Filled. Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee perfect Mt. Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best
MCKINNEY THE oPTICIAN, Monument
Square. an26du
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I,OR SALR-On Great Chebeague Island.
Il house, 10 acres land, fifteen fruit trees. few
minutes walk from Lttleields landing, will be
sold cheap. Enquire 2s8 COMMERCIAL ST,
Portland Maine. myodu
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MATCH REPAIRING,

We do your work In the best possible manner,
and guarantee every Job. We are prompt and
always have . JOB done when promised.
MCKINNEY THE JEWELER Monument
Square. Janzoou
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Important to Mothers.
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for Is cents, cash In advances
l,ASOiINE-Neve mind how small guam.
" tity OF gas oline you wart order and | VIII
deliver promptly. NEAL ID. WlNSLOW, OH
Ienier no Prebie ST. Tel yO6-4. 16-i
ASSOCIATE yourself with solid life busi-
n ness by Joining me as q partner in opening
a general store in growing manufacturing
village. Experience unnecessary, l.. U. BON
5, East Limington, Me. 1871
NO BOY woRKMEN-I employ no boy work
N men but. give my personal attention TO
cleaning and repairing watches, clocks and
jewelry. My 20 years experience with w. +
Told Is the best guarantee. OF satisfactory
work and my prices are always reasonable.
GEORGE W. BARBOUR, 3ss Congress ST..
opposite City Hall. myi2du
SEE the new American" bicycle before you
y buy, built for a $40 wheel and sold for s23
guaranteed for one year, Steel and split bamboo
rods and all kinds OF fishing Tickle. Base balls.
bats and gloves. q. L. BAILEY, 263 Middle
street. III
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ISOR SALE-Five horse power electric motor,
nearly new, will be sole at a great bargain.
SOUTHWORTh BROS, los Middle st. 1T
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Forty words inserted under tEis head
one week for Is cents, cash An advances
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roR SALE OR ExCHANGK-Block IN Dor
- chester, Mass. near Boston. Rents for
e.7hO psr year. Corner lot nrst class renting
property, only one minute from steam or cleo
for good real estate In or near Portland. q b.
DALTON. 50 Exchange street. apr75-f
COR sALE-cr exchange. elegant lunch soda
II and Ice cream stand at Franklin Park.
Boston, Mas. Consists OF building 40x4O, 10
s,yrop soda iou cunt marble a Top taee, etc:
month profit Cheap for cash or VIII exchange
for good collateral In Portland. G. b. DIAL
Ton, 80 Exchange street apr1o-u
FOR sALE-Ncw summer cottage. Loreitrs
HUI, Willard, inear Cape Casino) eighteen
nisSed. seSaso '' wsseF. open 'I pamens lot
90 < 100 feet bounded on. three streets. This
contains corner building lot Enquire "a
"I1saoI 2 ~ : :, 's'a.o, Me. hla'Sc"
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
ss, s1cb lsas. cops be ne boarbs in sog m
Portland reai estate as ut present. Will sell
houses with good lots in good neighborhoods
below anything ever offered before. House. High
street $500; house. Shawn ut street, $1,000
house, Front street 5000; house. Parker Lano
the most desirable building lots at South Port
Ssss 81 Sass @asrs pao s.q
Ing IN value each year. Any person wishing to
buy building lot can pay one dollar per week
II desired. This is rare opportunity for one
wishing TO secure lot that viii Increase In
value each year. The undersigned will. II de-
sired. give the names VI parties who have with.
in the last dozen gears made from one to two
hundred dollars In one year on los that cost but
little above one hundred dollars. The public
must remember that In buying lots at South
Portland II Is not like going out OF town where
some Spectator has bought up a farm and
divided the same into building lots at n point
removed from stores. post once, church. neigh
bors, sidewalk. sewers and many other prlvi-
ieges that are enjoyed by q resident at South
Portland. For plans, etc. call on +. ii. BAR
FORD, 3i1a Exchange street mati4-u
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 10 cents, cash I'm advance.
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EOR SALE-Bargains In made Strong
Trousers we sell Tor SL00, Sl.25 $l.50 600
and $3.50 per par-best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on exami-
nation, money will be refunded by returning TO
us before having been worn. HASKELL &
IRA p234
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AUNDRY FOR SAIE-One OF the best open
IL ings In New England. fully equipped, sold
for no fault. profitable and long e.tapiisnea'
North Conway, N. ii. my4d4w
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WANTED-Everyone who wants new
w house IN Portland or Its suburbs 70 see "
at once; we have several new houses which we
will sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
for good collateral; no fair offer refused THIS Is
your chance. DALTON q CO. bS kxchsngs
street Jupeoou
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NOR SALE-Large quantity rich old garden
L loan, delivered by the load only. Price
cheaper grade. L. NJ. LEIGHTON. 5s Bx-
change street apr254
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Ferry words inserted under this bead
enc week for 70 censs, cash In advance
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EOR sALE-At Pine Point Beach, situated
II next 10 Pilisbury's Hotel. q hue room
house ali plastered and papsred throughout,
stable and outbulldlngs. all 200 feet from sea
wall; will be sold cheap for cash. Address =.
I. GUPTlLL. Fine Point. Me. 81
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EOR SALF-i second hand Concord wagon
Il Zaras Thompson make; second hand cut.
under surry wagon; second hand harness,
may8tf
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COR sALE-4o acre farm In Yarmouth. Me I.
houses In Deering 75c on dollar; Two at
South Portland. Price 60 suit pun chasers: let on
Spruce ST.; one On East Promenade. pear Con
gress: large piece properly on Congress, be-
tween Washington ami North Sts.; must be
sold. G. .. MCDONALD & CO., l06A Ex-
change street. 1911
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NOTICE-Goss & Wilson, auctioneers, 70.
~ moved to ib4 to 100 Middle St, corner %
Silver St du
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WANTED 100000 IN GOLD.

old gold or SILVER Jewelry bring or send 1t to u.s.
by mail or express, we will remit immo-
diately money or check for full value. as we
use IL In our factory. MckENNRI, Manufac-
turing Jeweier. Monument Square. maredtf
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NoR SALE-Five pairs OF secondhand team
L harnesses at stable, 10 Chestnut street q
h. McGREGOk. 16l
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no LET--Cottages on Great Diam ond Is
i land. Inquire of ii. N. MERRILL. Box
1877, Portland. Me-, or on the island.
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ITO LET-Grant ST., near Congress. nice upper
L tenement rooms and bath. sunny and
convenient, SIS; Neal st 4 rooms, $40; two on
Franklin ST.. 5 and rooms, sA and els. En-
quire Of EZRA HAWKES. & CO., No. SO Ex-
change street. I'LL
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EOR SALE-One OF the best farms In Cumber-
II land County, 100 acres cuts 20 tons hay, ex-
cellent pasture. plenty Of wood and tint or.
location. q forced sale to close estatsi price
$500. W. II. wALDRoN & CO., 1870 Md lie
! rect. Ill
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EOR SALE-Charmlng village home, house OF
Il ii rooms, 8 bay windows, good cellar, fur
mace, story shed, large barn. s stalls. Ice
house, "a acre land. good boating and 4 ,hipg.
two mails daily. Address J. +. PhOCIOk, W
Exchange ST., Portland, Me. l4l
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HOUSE AND LAND FOX SALE-Ihe vaIu-
IL able lot OF land on the northeasterly corner
of Veranda and Sherwood Sts., in East Deer
ing, on the lins OF the electric railway. In size
one hundred and ten feet on Veranda street and
two hundred feet on Sherwood street. with one
and one half story frame house having Is rooms,
cemenied cellar ana stable attached. There is
a fine orchard on the premises. Enquire OF
WILLIAM II. TINSMAN. Oh the premises or
OF LOCKE 6 LOCKE, $50 Middle St Ill
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EoR SALE-House with II rooms and about
Also house lots adjoining, in East Deefing. at
bal gain by GEO. ". ADAMS. ie8 Exchange
ST. Executor Of the estate OF the late Benlapan
Adams. Su
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-A middle aged American woman,
w OF good health and character. would IKE
situation as maid or attendant, with lady 81
wealth and refinement. would attent an Invalid
or lazy OF advanced age. Correspondence
solicited. Address ATTENDANT" Press
ONCE, % Exchange st. Ill
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Forty word. inserted under thss head
ens week for 30 eentss cash fn advance
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ITO LET-Choice upper rent bAi Cumberland
St, 8 rooms, bath, steam, very pleasant and
convenient also about June 1st lower rent All
Cumberland ST. 3 rooms, bath aud furnace
GEO. Y. JUNKINS. go Middle St. near Monu-
ment Square. I'LL
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TO1 sALE-A fne steel plate engraving Of
washington Irving and bis literary
friends at Sunnyside." with portraits OF Long
fellow. Holmes. Emerson and other noted au.
thors: size 33x43. handsomely framed aud
matted. Just the thing tor schoolroom or
library. rice SIS 80. Inquire at REYNOLDS
Trunk STORE. 500 Congfeas ST 15-I
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ITO LET-Lower rent. 70 Pine St., rooms;
lower rent. Chapel ST., 8 rooms; upper
rent 81 Lincoln ST., 6 rooms and stable; 10 wer
rent % Revere St, 6 rooms and stable. GEO.
+. JUNkINS, 2.0 Middle St., near Monument
Square. Ill
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no LET-Nice upper rent. ~ Chestnut St., 6
i rooms: lower rent. "a Smith ST., rooms;
shed. GEO. n. JUNKINS, 270 Middle St. near
Monument Square. I'LL
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EOR SALE-At Fessenfen Park, one OF me
II most attr Give six room houses ever built
In this section steam heat fire places, hard
wood floors and every other convonienees;
was at its lowest ebb; It will be sold at 10 8
than 1925 prices, and $50 Ter month accepted rs
payment A. L. MARKS. Fessenden fark'
Telephone s76'l. f+i
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ITO LET-2 rents at 81 and 90 Lancaster St,
rooms EACH very convenient and reason
able; also upper rent % Myrtle 81, rooms.
ment Square, Ill
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TO LET-Two cottages on Cousins Island
Apply u Beckett street. CHAS.-H. HILL.
ISL
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NOR SALE-Nlne room house on Eastern
II Promenade. corner lot. all modern con-
venieoces and improvements, very finely
situated. VIII be sold $500 less than actual
value II taken at once. Immediate possession
given. c. B. DALTON, 80 Exchange 81.
my9ltf
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NOR SALE-Diamond Island, one OF the best
Il located lots which sold a. the highest
D emium In the original sale. will be sold cheap
10 close an estate. W. II. WALDRON, Co,
$50 Middle street. III
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ISOR SALE-New Q story house of rooms,
Il bay windows. cemented cellar. $500 feet
lane and stable, handy 10 electric cars, must DO
sold without regard TO cost, located between
Woodfords Corner and Fessenden 81. price
$1,000, easy terms. W. H. wALDRoN Co,
leo Middle st. Ia
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I,OR SALE-Flrst-class granite curb deliy
Il cred anywhere In Portland al 40c per ilneai
foot. Circles cut to order. A. +. MAINS,
Fessenden Park. Telephone SI62. al
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TOR SALE-Fine residence at South Port
Il land, about one mile from city limits, mod
ern conveniences, large barn. poultry house.
scenery. For particulars call at 4i4
CONGRESS ST. Small or large amount OF
land 10i
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mo LET-Three I'm FINISHED rooms with heat
] and light. al very pleasant, one being q
front parlor; would make nice room for phys-
clan: pleasantly located near electrlcs. Also
IA nile hoard. 14b HIGH ST. 1875
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EOR SALE-House and cottage lots for sale
az Willard Beach. Choice location. me
view OF the ocean. For terms aud particulars
inquire OF Ii. 4. WILLARD. Z Beach street,
Willard, Me. myoulm
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I,OR sALE-To close an estate, story BRICK
water. open fire places, fine cellar with range
and set tubs. ample heat, large lot, on car line,
west OF Park St W. IL. WALDkoN q ~,
$50 Middle street. III