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AT PEAKS ISLAND.
How Little IsidOre segel Fell To the
Bottom of Well

Little Isidore Segal, the three year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Segal of Bos-
ton, who are stopping at the Mineral
Spring house, was saved from being
drowned in the we'll on Island avenue,
just back of the Peaks Island house, at a
few minutes before six O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. Mrs Segal was walking along
the avenue with her little boy when sud-
denly he ran away from her and began to
play on the box which covered the we'll.
Before Mrs. SegaI had time to stop him
the little fellow had moved the box away
and had fallen into the we'll, which IS
fifteen or sixteen feet deep and which
had about five feet of water in it, Mrs.
Segal called to passersby and within a
twinkling Mr.. John Mullen, who hap
pened to be near by, came to her assist
ance and heroically rescued the child.
The yachtsman slid down the pipe in the
well, seized young Isidore and pulled
him out. The child was badly fir ightened
but save receiving a SIN all scar on his
right leg came out of the ordeal all right.
Swimming has become a great fad on
the island and especially during the first
three days of the week when the hot
weather was at its height the beach in
front of the Gem theatre was fairly lined
with enthusiastic bathers. Even during
the cool breezes of Saturday afternoon
there were also several swimmers enjoy
ing themselves in the surf. Two of the
mostexpert swimmers on the island
are Mr.. George Osbourne and Mr.. James
Dixon of the Gem theatre company. Mr..
Dixon says that he has been in bathing
every day for the past fortnight and on
some of these days has been in two and
three times. Mr.. Osbourne' s record is
nearly as good. A few days ago Mr.. Os-
bourne accomplished the enviable feat OF
swimming over to House island and rs-
turn. Mr.. Dixon did this last year
THAT is quite long swim for anybody,
said Mr.. Dixon Saturday evening. "It
is hard pull indeed and takes consid-
cradle work. About half way across TO
House island you strike a cold stream.
which seems to go right through you.
A number of ladies on the island have
this summer learned to swim.
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Improvements Planned There BY the
New Yacht Club.

An important improvement in connec-
ton with the growth Of the East End
Yacht club was formally commenced Sat-
urday forenoon, when the steam dredge
"Globe,' . owned by the Rowe Brothers
company of Richmond, began the work
OF dredging a channel from the black spar
buoy off Pomeroy's rock into the pier
erected by the club in connection with
it's landing.
Another important improvement in
connection with the usefulness of the
club to yachtsmen, as we'll as the opening
up OF a business industry is the compile
ton of the original plan of constructing
small railway upon the property for
hauling out, cleaning and repairing
yachts. The railway will also be used in
hauling up yachts in the fall, and BY the
use of side tracks they can readily be
placed in winter quarters which will
prove a great convenience to yachtsmen
as they can keep a general oversight of
their crafts during the winter season, as
well as superintend their repair and
launching in the spring.
There is also to be q building erected
to be used for the construction of steam
and naptha launches, and small yachts
and row boats. The parties who have
this undertaking in charge win also
maintain a boat raft during the summer
season on the outside of the wall, and
keep all Glasses of row boats as we'll as
steam and naphta launches and sailing
yachts to let. 1t is their plan to so ar
range the place that the public can at all
times secure first class boats for long
or short period as they may desire and
here they can secure the services of ex-
perienced boatmen for the purpose of
row ing or sailing parties about the bay.
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Troubles OF a Minister.

10 benefit others Rev. j II. w. Yer
non, Of Hartwell, Ga, writes;; f'For
long time had a running sore on my
leg. / tried many remedies without ben
eft, until [ used bottle Of Electric Bit
tiers and box of Bucklen Arnica Salve.
which cured me sound and we'll" Sores,
Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum show impure blood. Thousands
have found in Electric Bitters a grand
blood purifier that absolutely cures these
troubles Satisfaction is guaranteed or
money refunded by II. p. S. Goold, b77
Congress street. Large bottles only SCOTS.
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FOR OLD HOME Week.

Kennebec Steam Fire Engine company
of Bath is coming to the Portland mus
ter with its engine. The delegation will
number twenty men and they Will wear
bran new uniforms.
Secretary Matthews of the State Old
Home Week association announces tn at
the supply of Invitations is exhausted.
Twenty thousand were sent out. Port
land, Bath and Roczland requested the
largest mum bers.
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LIBRARY DEDICATION All CLIN-
TON.

TON.
Clinton will be in gala attire August
10. The date will mark an unusually
interesting event in the history of the
community, for it will be the day Of the
dedication OF the magnificent library
building erected by William w. Brown
of Portland and to be presented the town
in which he passed his boyhood days. A
party of about twenty including the
donor will leave Portland by special car
arriving in Clinton about 1890 0 clock
on that day and upon the arrival of train,
all interested viii gather at the town
hall where the exercises will be held.
Herbert N. Brown, son of the donor,
will preside, and following prayer and
music by the orchestra, W. w. Brown
will present the library building to the
town, giving a deed of the property, a
bill Of sale of the books, his check for
S., OOO and an insurance policy on the
building for period Of five years.
The magnificent gift win be accepted
by some citizen in an appropriate man
ner after which those present will have
the privilege OF listening to an grafton by
Hamilton W. Mabie of New York, on
the subject: What Can We Get Out of
Books?' After music by the orch estra
'Uhere will be a banquet followed by post
prandial exercises. From the banquet
hall w. w Brown win be taken to his old
home which is located a mile from the
village, where short stay will be made.
The library buildings, contents and
other features repres5nt an expen liture
to Mr. Brown Of upwards of $50, O0O, and
the people of the place are profoundly
grateful for the most generous and val
uable gift.
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TENNESSEE MAN MURDERED.

Nashville, Tenn, July 92.-Near the
Confederate soldiers home at the Hermit
tage, Alex. Donelson, one of the best
known men in Davidson county was as
sassinated by some unknown party
Donelson was en- route home and was go
ing through q lane when he was shot and
killed. Persons at the soldiers home
heard the shots and going to the lane
found Donelson's dead body.
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THE LAW COURT.

Il he following York county cases were
argued orally, Saturdays
Annie S. Healey, applt., VS. j. Albert
Cobb, admir-, from decree Of Judge Of
Probate. James M. Stone; Walter l.
Deane.
Herbert r.. Jordon ct al VS.. Boston &
Maine r. r. G Deering & Aver, Brad
bury & Haley; George @. Yeaton.
John W. Kelley in eq., VS.. York Cliff
improvement company. George f. and
Leroy Haley; George @. Yeaton.
Laura O Rourke, liblt., VS., Adrian
Vermeule. George @. Yeaton; George
+. q Leroy Haley and J. W. Kelly.
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Sanford, July 23.-The Sanford Coli
club, recently organized, has elected
these officers; President, W. E. Davis;
vice president, Myron e. Bennett; treas.
ury, George Batchelder; secretary, Harry
r. Bennett; executive committee. S. B.
Emery, Samuel Creasey and Wilfred
Senior. A nine hole course has been laid
out in q pioturesque section of the town.
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ITO Furnished rooms, near corner aei,ar re-
and side room, second floor adjoining paul IH
sunny SITUATION 200 feet from Park TlTee95
grass and trees in front. Mrs. ohAAi'A % ! -
B Congress Park. - -
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COTTAGE TO LET-One of the best cottages s.
on Great Diamond Island can De nae raa as09l
ana Amy at The j A MES BAILEY Co, Zo4
Middle street.
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w Ht6EldDr AN able bodied man who undor.
ages Of 81 ana iasgI5pg hqroughly between the
Of beed: Apply to NORMAN TRUE ReeIsfer
S-tflWA
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WANTED-Immediately first class cooks
ana dish washers or the mountain, island and
pc tch notes and girls for private families in
70 tianQ, big wages given. Can MRS PAL
MERS Employment Office 800 II Congress 81.
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WANTED-Salesm for New vi -,
n, umore house. SWElT's H0'TnF1fu pat
n temple street Ask for Nr. Keller f., ! ,
to y a. m. and to 9 p. m. A0iier' from
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wANTED-mALE HELP.

WANTED Reliable man for permanent
zoe , Pos6Ilqn as night Waterman Apply wit
ases present occupation and names OF recent
employers to MANUFACTURER p q PoX
$40. Portland. ooA
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w AN an, LDE,By an established wen rated
exceedingly attractive and saleab1e an
,ero@ terms and unique Inducements Tiigb
RiicS men investigate. BOX 482 Deirosst
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WANIED-Fancy ironers, siarchers and
~ maaele girls Apply at GLOBE SrEANI
LAUNDRY, &c 10 SO Temple street VIII 'A
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WANTED.

WANTED-Iw want some gentleman or lady
" with the means to help me to build an
automobile lrriage have the castings in
ma hine shop. with macEinist working on
them hurrylng th en- along as fast a 8 possible
so as TO make application for a patent; tins
automobile is my built on entirely new prin-
clpies Ga new departure) which viii enable US
to build much lighter AMI q neaUer looking
carriage: mobiles have come to stay. there is q
demand for them at a niga price; this carriage
can De Dullt for less money than any o her
invented thus far. Will you help me. For
further particulars address u. q. CO.. Lock
Box 10. 3, Auburn, Maine. 1911
WANTED-Small farm. suitable for market
" gardening. near some city. POr land Dre
terred. Add ess giving fun particulars Nm.
=: DESMOND, Letter Carrier for 3, Portland.
Maine. 1sI
NNANTED-Men and women to learn the
!" barber trade Wages while learning.
splendid opportunity offered. Good positions
Secu ed everywhere. New students enter
daily. Railroai ticket, lodgings trial too's
and catalogue Tree. Address HALLS BAR
BEh SCHOOLS, 725 Washington ST., Boston.
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WANTEB-A refined Protestant woman.
not over forB-hve, Intelligent quiet.
take care OF ear old baby; pleasant home 10
right person Apply day time at 1s0 HIGH ST.
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NOR SALE-uousc WITH II rooms
two acres ~ land tled Nlla ~. ~. p
Also house lots adjoining, ln LaH
bar gain Dv GEO. W. ADAMS ~
S. Executor Of tho estate Of tie ia's
ADAMS. ~
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u EAI ESTATE FOR SALE Ak
Il IONIIAND~-Ihert rtftI lI
whom such trades toud tt Nl+
Portland real estate az 8. r'tt|u
houses with good iofs f1 GOOD sst
Nlth most modern improvements t'f
below anything ever oneref it'QIt
street. ei2oo; house. SHAWN g .N|
house. front street. floo house fN.
s 20. iot ofi1ni. broadway. $40. NN
Corner. iootf1o &c.. $40. also Nlt
tfe most dceilap.n building Ioa s
land. the prices ranging iron fiH b
pest part oi village where properly
luk ga value each year, ans r-It4a
= AZ "a building Dos can pay cas ao.Ni
~ desired. This is 9 rare op11
" ishinr % ,eclrcA Iot frft HA
value each yc1r. The unier,stt1
sired, give ihe names 0i parties Nno n
pa me last dozen fcars made rem '
hundred dollars In one fear tH 4s .N
little above one hundred dollars W.
must remember that Iu DnY'1E t
Portland &c Us nos Ike going o.iA ".'
some specuiaI0r has bought up 2
divided tne same iutc oufllnE ~,
removed from stores. post ONCE oaN
bora. sidewalk. sewers and many
.eees THAI are enjoyed by q ltsdsa.
Portland. For piaus ete.. eau ca + N..'If
FORD, 5lia Exchange sHeat
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Ponds Extract for vetsrinary Purposes.
Used By many leading trainers. street railroads
and prominent stables. Address for full par
ticulars. Ponds Extract Co., rs 9th Ave, New
Work
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Forty words inserted under a.
one week Tor rs cents, cash in sas mead
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WIT AND WISDOM.


Not Right Up to Date.
"Do you know that Chicago lady's last
name?"
''No, but know her next to the last
one. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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T0rtv words inserted under this head
.-,s..Ir for rs cents, cash ia advance
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MAIhSPRIkGs. In

The best American nainsrfrH ~'n .
the Elgi- and Waif1am ennrIa.t VIZ.
lor oae yclr. MchENAEf. 10 IIr|
Monument square. ItI4
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NORTH WINDHAM, ME-. Lake house now
IN omen for he season of 1900. quiet location;
snppiied wlth uneXcelled mineral water good
bass anc salmon fishing. very desirable rooms,
S. FREEMAN. Prop. Jelouo"
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1-tTTNfMFR BOARDERS aG White Rock Farm
bouse. twelve miles from Portland; hFe
minutess wax from NJ g. H. r. siauon' Monnr
III, ;ivision high location, good view spring
,,a4ar fresh berries vegetables, eggs and ~ k.
for fnrther particulars address A. N IUhl NJ
TON White Rock, Me. J9
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n UEWUWIC oINICIH eUTs
"Isn't Mrs. Shreek's voice painfully
sharp?"
yes. You couldn't fatten it with a
street roller. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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S0uV9liT SpOOnS.

.-,' nglenow' Observatory, Portland Had
snI ana nlnty other subjects, largest stool. IN
m me- t's ~, MCKINNEY, the Jeweier. Monu.
ily2oda
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EOE SALF-On Great ChebeasN 2
house. ~ acres land, fifteen ifll .'.' 4,
minutes walk from Lliiledelds ..al ~
sold cheap. Enquire 28s COMM ..'.
Portland. Maine M
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Forty words inser ted under this he""
one week for 25 cents, cash IA "0Vse.--1
n
no IET-Furnished rooms, centrally ally loc az
j. with bathroom on saIng, A0Oi' o9-1
MYRTLE ST., opposite C''y AiaH'
c-0TT.cT RI THRONE of The best cottages
u on Great Diamond Island, can De nau oson
Auons1 fst for balance of season. rent Ieas oo
able Apply at the JAMES BAILEY w. 8 ~
Middle street.
ITO LET-Furnished rooms, near corner nt,i,o' %
Il Park and Congress streets, alcoVe, sue III
and side room second floor adjoining Dotit'
sunny situation 200 feet from cI ssI n TSICG'
grass and trees in front. MRS. ShlLhAd % %
5 Congress Park.
gTy0 RFNT-Detached house. rooms and
path cemented cellar, 10 good ordeI' n n ~
minutes walk from Monument square. JS1
E. GREENE, 461 Congress street
NOTTAGE to let, one of the pest on Great
y Diamond Island can be nad alter Auguisl
1st. for the balance OF season. rent SN1;9iio O.
Apply at The James Bailey Cos. 264 Nil VIC 0U'
mo LET-Iarge furnished trout room with
d alcOve Steam heal, gas privilege 81 I Datn-
room Inquire 1orenOonS at 10 Ellis Oh 4 II
NOR RENT-Modern six room cottage. new,
II fnIiv furnished beautifully situated on
nine miles from Portland. very cheap for the
rest of the season (S5Ol or Tor porOoh OF IL toS9'
Apply BOX so, Chebeague. Me. I'll
n O T,FT-For business purpOs es, near Mohu-
4 ment Square, large building three loVrS
that can be utilized or various xmas nusihcs9,
carriage paint shop. blacksmith SHOP, SASH a il1
ENQUIRE Of HAWK ES & DELONG, SO EN-
change ST., tsiephone 4842, I'll
$50 LET--In a most beautiful location on
ii Prospect hill overlooking the city, corner
AshmOnt and Beacon streets mouse Dfdlg
new having Just been completed; has baln aug
all modern conveniences. Apply 10 GEO w.
BROWN or l.. M. LEIGHTON, 90 Exchange
street w
DOR RENT-On Winter ST.. near Pine, two
story frame house, in good repair, sunny
exposure, immediate possession. BENJAM1
SHAW & CO.. 81 10 Exchange 81. l9-1
mo LET-Nicely furnished room, large and
aSry. in good quiet location, near firSt-class
boarding house. is GRAY ST, between Park
and State 1911
nor RENT-The lower fiat of the new ele-
CANT house, fremont street, Deerl1g,
just finished, all separate, rooms, bath, pan.
try and she'd strictly mp 10 date, best part OF
Apply DAYS at POR TIAND TiNWARE CO..
no IET--A nice pleasant tenement of 5 or
rooms and bath, very nicely furnished, set
tubs in basement; also unfinished tenement
of or 6rOCmS and bath, both in good location.
stable room if desired. Apply to G. j..
MCDONALD 106A, Exchange st. 1s1
Nor KENT-Ofiee No. Exchange street,
n ground floor, remodelled a lew years ago;
large front windows and good rear light, well
adapted for lnSuran ce or brokerage Duslne IS ];
size about 10 by A. BENZ. SHAW & CO.
81 IL Exchange street. ~
no LET-A rrst-cIass second floor rent of
1 eight rooms. at 153 Cumberland st. with
bath and modern cenveniences and sun AL day;
also furnished cottage of six rooms, at Forest
City Landing, Peaks Island; with i fun view OF
ST., Portland, Me. llyI1-u
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MISCELLANEOUS

A-A7~ - -i~-n - -
A IL persons suffering from rheumatism.
"a neuralgia. paralysis, cancers, mental
troubles. nervousness or any so called imcurable
disease, will be diagnosed free of charge by n.
J. Rand natural born physician. az q Prehie
House. Tuesday. July "a, from @ a. IN until &
p. m. Persons wishing To correspond viii nd-
dress. OCEAN PARK, Box s5. Old Orchard,
Me. poi
DICYCLES FOR SALE-To close out sam
I'D pies VIII sell the Imperial for So and
S24, Wolverine Qadies0 SOL America $50.
Alton SIS Juvenile tgirlsl eos wheel for SIS
an IN good condition. G. l.. BAILEY, 2o5 Mid
die street. pol
NOTICE-As my wife Marie Anderson has
" left my bed and board without just cause
or prOvocation do hereby forbid am persons
harboring or trusting her on my account as
snall p ~ no pills OF her contracting. Pc ID.
AYE want 10 buy your old rubbers. raes bot
~ ties, metals. newspapers and Junk OF ail
descriptions. We pay spot cash and send a team
phone orders llOto-b) promptly attended 90.
a. y. N UkFHl. successor 10 JAS. White, Port
land Pier. 1O.2
TUTORlNG-Pupls taken in high on gram
mar school Studies Address KATE 81
hoIkA, SO Woodford St. Woodlords. jlyto9
MONEY no LOAN-cn first ana second
IA MORTGAGES on real estate life Insurance
policies. household goods or any good col.
lateral security Notes discounted nj short
notice. w. y. CARR, Room a. oxford Buna-
in.s jiyl2d3w
a ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-Pu Purchasers
~ OF real estate who desire q l0au 90 CONF
plete their purchase. or owners having mort
cages past due OF maturing. can obtain liberal
loans az a low roic of interest hV anniNfns rf
the real estate Office of FREDh 81 VAIL
First Natl Bank Bldg. ie2lm
WATCH REPAIRIEC. and am Kinds of enc
v. lewelry work IS my speciality. and my 80
years experience with ~ E. Todd IL "a er,.ra ~
zee OF best work at reasonable prices. ffvour
Watch or ciocK ne DIS cleaning or reralrInr.
Dfng them 20 me and / whl put them in frsf-
eiass condition. GEORGE w. BARBOUR. ess
Congress- 81. opposite City Hail eGu
IA E WILL BUY household goods or store
nNtures OF any description, or win re-
cetNe the same Al our auction rooms for
sale on commission. COSS & NILSSON
street e'- feft-fl
NOTICE-C. s. belong. contractor ana
~ builder; lobblug promptly attended 10
estimates given; houses for sa q ana 10 fet .
orlgages negotiated. also care 0f nroDarfv'
carpenters shop 2e4 Federal ST.. can 81
Mfle 80 hACHANoE ST. once hours 9-it IA.
m anu from 10 p. M Telephone 8S42.
~ o. i iCk--Goss & wilson, aucuoneers. re-
Silver St ~N' eo4I-t 81
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FnmALE HELP WANTED.

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one week for 20 cents, cash IN advance.
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summer Board at "Highland Farm
Fort IIin Read. High location, fine view, new
house, large rooms. pure water, fresh berries
vegetab us, eggs and milk, mules rom X; -.
Station al Gorham FOR further particulars
address Mrs MELVILLE JOHNSON, cor
ham, Me. lytuoh~
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xKTOODLAWN House and Farm, tfyeDnrg
w Ce ter. Ne. always cool aud breezy. near
Soco river beautiful walks ana drives, large
shady lawns piazza ON all sides Oh mouse, ape
Guaranteed sat- ~tactofy. Wlllo ioi ." tS't"A
and terms. III. e. WALKER. Ill
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Important TO Mothers.
Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA,
safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that it
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TOILET.

Forty words inser ted under this he@"
ON. week Tor 25 cents, cash ia advance.
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Foks SALE OR TO LET-c....
for islana near Forest citvJ iootiages at Pa.
LOT summer or permanent Ivy landng an ' ca.l
Iculars apply atoo UNION 5 s1snee. f fn's ~
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In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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~ OIlCE-Goss & wilson, aucuoneers. re-
Silver St N1'O'''e o~' corner o.
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"a ORIGAGES NEGOTIATED Purchasers
0A OF real estate who desire loan 90 CONF
plete their purchase. or owners having mort.
cages past due OF maturing. can obtain liberal
loans az low reie of interest by appiyins nt
tie real estate Office of ERED'A 81 VAIL.
First Natl Bank Bldg. ieaf.im
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MONEY TO LOAN-Cn first and second
~ MORTGAGES on real estate life Insurance
policies. household goods or any good col
lateral security Notes discounted nj short
notice. wv. =. CARR, Room a oxford Bula-
iugs fivlodfV
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Nht WILL BUY household goods or 4rore
w fixtures OF any desert ption, or wiz res
ceive the same At our auction rooms for
sAlo on commission, GOSS & WILSON
street feft-ff
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yrx0 NT-Detached house. rooms and
bath. cemented cellar, 10 good order, y ny e
minutes walk from Monument square %
E. GREENE 461 Congress street %o
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no IET-Furnished rooms, centrally oe az Il
MYRTLE ST. opposite City Hall. 20-l
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SHIRr MAKERS WANTED-Bring samn.es
- OF hand made butOnhoIes machine hem
mug and telling. CHARLES GUSTS & co
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