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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
FIVE THOUSAND hNEF! TO
RECEIVE HIGEER WAGES
nv Ass,ciated Press

PITTSBURG. PA. Dec 2+.-l'he Besse-
mer Coke Comnany which is the second
largest inde9endent co&e-n~oducing inter
est in the Connelsyi'la coking field. to-
day notified their employees that an adj
vance of s per cent. in wages at all the
n'ants of the company would become ef-
fective January 1st. The notice of the
advance was announced simultaneously at
the five plants of the company. and ap-
plies TO the wages of 5000 men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
COOPER'S NEW COMMAND
He is to Have Charge of the Southern
Division of Asia'ic Squadron.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-Tha Navy De-
partment to-day ordered Rear-Admi. al
Philip Cooper to the command OF The
Southern division of the Asiatic station
to succeed Admiral Wildes. who was de-
tached on Monday owing TO Sickness
His new command is considered a very
desirable one. as the time Of Rear-tAd-
niral I.vans. now in supreme command
of the station. expires in less uan a
year. and when he returns -Admira' Coop
or will succeed him as senior officer OF
the whole Asiatic fleet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
FRENCHMAH4 CH1RGED
WITH bEING IRREGULAR
ny Associated Presa. \

PARIS. Dec. 2i.-The polce of this city
Rave seized the parers of Jean De La
Mar. mana~er Of the t~londike Mining
Company. He is suspected of Irregular
proceedings
The company is a Paris concern and
all the parties interested are French
mon. Three arrests have been made.
NJ. De La Mar asserts that the mines
are being worked and that they yield
So, $50 a month.
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Pronerty Tra,f f.;

Richmond: Margaret Anne Graves to
watson Meredith, % 9-12 feet on north
side Taylor Street. % 4-l2 feet west OF
Beech. s1.O75.
Granite Building Company's trustees
to r. H. Harwood, % s-1o feet on north
side Chahin Street, 81 PIP feet west
of Beech, s44eo.
AnnabelIa r. Jenkins Executor and
W.uram D. Gibson's executrixe and exe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
DECLINE IN COTTON
SPINNING INDUSTRY
(Bv Associated Press. J

. LONDON. Dec. 24.-The depression in
the British cotton-spinning industry is
evidenced by the fact that esghty-1ive
ioint-sto companies in lancashire with
an aggregate ca pital of So. Us 600 ard hay
ing 6.6j7 900 spindles. record 4 net loss
of $3.50 for this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
DISCIPLE OF. JASPER
breaches IN BOSTON

Especial DISPATCH to The Times
BOSTON,. MASS, December e4.-Rev.
George n. Brown. formerly of Richmond,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

work will be done until next year. when
all sorts of battles will be fought out.
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bse that romance wild,
Mo0iu gifted feeling
hal lilst made M fancy's child,
~. ~, pow II song revealing.
ne ,it. bwer, for all the gold.
~ an pride and avalice hold.
there are those who deem
: ~ 80 ~. of the Tyre:
~ iave felt one b!issful beam
~ jl5indIad fire
60, heir spirits. as the light
80 Ger the face of night.
-. ( mystery in song
,,round the way
% ,nLtho seeks the muses. throng-
a. ifllectral ray,
e VI of pure, unfadirg JOY
=, that earth can ne'er destroy.
the crf.'-'s scornful eye
Inn INN his ering lay,
40 with heartless apathy
..ttold world turn away
..ayy strive with secret am
lr4st and dim his rising fame.
z.-esh amid the blast that brings
n poison on lis breath.
4 the wreck of meaner things,
1 Tyres unfading wreath
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

Maurice S Keys. % feet on south sid.
Leigh Street. 37S feet west of Mozeile
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
BlLENzA WOMAN IS
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
rRr Associated Press.)

BuENOs AYREs. December 2.--Mms
Balen7a, who was arrested on her ar
rival hero yesterday from France. was
released from custody to-day.
Nine Bs-enza was said to be an inmate
friend of Ftomaine de. Aurignac. who with
other members OF the Humbert family
was arrested at Madrid. December 10Th.
in connection with the famous Paris SAFE
frauds.
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It is generally felt that the Mr. r. D.
Garland. the well-l1nown drummer evan
eel:st who was last night elected fed
secretary of the Baptist State Mis- sion
Board TO succeed the Rev. G. j. Thor'r-
son. who goes 10 Durham, n. c.. viii
accept the position.
Mr.. Garlan,: is regarded as fine man
for the work. He is now stationed in
keysville.
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Womb It Lose That Ron1ance Wild.
lBy John Gree ,Iisf Whittier.

..her o sanc he was
of
of bouts nty-hve q
doubt
Of the
The M
of
-oro1 I,ckard independent
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Shall bloom when those who scorned his
lay
With name and power have passed away.
Come. then. my Tyre. altho there be
No witchery in thy tone;
And tho the lofty harmony
N..ch other bards have known.
Is not. and cannot eer be mine.
TO touch with power those chords OF
thine
yet thou canst tell in humble strain.
The feelings of a heart
Which tho not proud. would still disdain
To bear a meaner part
Than that of bending at the shrine
Where their bright wreaths the muses.
twine.
Thou canst not give we wealth or fame;
Thou hast no power to shed
The halo of a deathless name
Around my last cold bed;
To other chords than thine belong
1.4e brea,..ngs of immortal song.
Yet come, my Tyre, some hearts may
beat
responsive to thy lay;
The tide of sympathy may meet
Thy masters lorelv way;
And kindred souls, from envy free,
May listen to its minstrelsy.
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happens. I am travelling on business and
pleasure combined. Ny estates OF Cler-
mont-Ferrand lie but a short way froh
here, as you perhaps know, but let zoe
help you 10 add 20 those flowers you have
gathered And he sprang from his
horse.
mo. thank you, NJ. de Clermont."
answe red hastily. II must hurry on lest
Mime de Terines. with whom l am trav-
cling, should think / am lost"
so IL IS NJ. de Clermont now, Is IL?
II will be a stiff NJ. de Marquis soon"
And my heart began 10 beat. though 1
said nothing. and he went on. For old
sake's sake let me gather that cluster
yonder for you. and then Nj. de Cler-
mont will take you To madame
with a touch of his poniard he cut
the flowers and handed them 20 me.
breaking one as he did and fastening IL
into flap OF his pourpoint. So quiet
and masterful was his manner that |
aid nothing 20 resist. and then, putting
me on my horse. he mounted himself.
saying. with that Joyous laugh OF his:
Now. fair lady, let us hasten on
ward 10 Nine. de Termes. I need pro-
lection too. fear my knaves have
iagged far behind
CTo be continued on Monday)
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CITY or PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR SLOW SAND
FILTRATION fLANT.
Department of Public Works.
-ommissioner's Office, City Hall.

Providence, X. L., June u, l5UZ.
Sealed Proposals will be received at
this office until II o'clock O. m. TUES,
DAY, July 10, 1902. for all the labor ana
materials necessary for constructing a
Slow Sand Filtration Plant for the city
of Providence, X. l., near the Pettacon-
sstt Pumping Station of the providence
Water Works.
so 1888 cubic yards of earth excavation.
1857 cubic yards OF portland cement
concrete,
Building superstructure of pumping sta
ton and screen house,
Building superstructure of regulator
house. and pump house ard LABORATORY,
ter pipe In sizes of 4S inches. 30 inches,
80 inches. "a inches. 20 inches. l6 inches.
ifi,S5 fayinF about 200 feet of vitred pipe in
sizes OF 80 inches, "A inches, IL inches, II
inches, inches In diameter, outside OF
' S2so nite feet of eO-inch vitrned pipe in filter
p, ,Cso feet of 6-inch utrined pipe in filter
600 cubic yards OF gravel in filters.
3S, ,720 cubic yards of sand In filters.
manholes,
u catch basins,
3 sets sand washing apparatus,
movable electors,
4 1-yard steel sand cars,
A-yard steel sand cars.
1900 feet permanent ana movable rail-
road tracks,
1900 square yards brick pavement,
A dam across the PawtuXet River.
All proposals must be made upon the
blank forms which will be furnished for
that purpose.
Plans may be seen and specifications
and forms OF contract can he obtained at
the office of the City Engineer. In Provi-
dence X. /.
Each bidder is requested to give refer
ences as TO his business standing and TO
state gCneraly what experience no has
had IN such work as here proposed
No bid will be received unless accom-
panied by certified check or bond for
the sum OF Ave thousand dollars. sat
isfactory bond for a sum equal 10 about
one-fifth OF the estimated amount of the
contract conditioned upon the faithful
performance OF the contract will he re-
quirCd OF the successful bidder.
T,e right 90 reject any or all pro-
posals Is reserved
ROBERT H. SMITH.
Commissioner OF PuSlc Works.
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more Denise de Mieux, as needless and
lighthearted as youth. high spirits and
health could make me.
IL II was decided to push on to Amba, rs
even the loads OF the pack animals and
we soon left the silver thread OF the
river behind us and entered the outskirts
OF Viennois. AS for me, l do not know
how IL was but i was, as l have said.
Nm the widest of spirits. and nothing could
one time urged my horse far in advance
and round them or Jagged behind TN they
caught them up at the full speed speed of
my beast, and all this despite Lalandes 3
grumbling that the horse would be worn
I'm one OF those moods that can brook no
control and Went my own way. / was dcs-
tined however. TO be brought back sharp
ly. to the past from which for the. moment
l had escaped. As we reached the wood
ed hills OF Les Eschelles had allowed the
party to go wei In advance or me and.
stopping for a moment, dismounted near
n spring from which little brook,
hedged In on each side with ferns. babbled
n99isily on alohg the hill, hillside To me; who
the scene was enchanting. The road
wound half way ,np The side OF the spur;
forests. among the leaves OF which twined
the enchanter's night t-shade. swept down
ward In bold curves into a wild moorland
broom. The sheer rock above me was
gay with pink mallow. and the crimson
OF the cranesbill flashed here and there,
while the swish OF the bracken In the
breeze was pleasant 10 my ears Over
head. between me and the absolute blue
OF the sky. was a yellow lacework OF
birch leaves. and a wild rose thick with
its snowy bloom scrambled along the face
OF the rock Just above the spring. IL
was 10 gather a bouquet OF these flowers
for madame that | had halted and dis
mounted The task was more difficult
than imagined. and while ] was wrest-
ling with i'll heard the full. rich baritone
OF mans voice singing out into tGe
morning. and the next moment the singer
turned the corner or n blum few yards
from me- and Raou, de Clorment was be-
fore me He stopped short In his song
with an exclamation and ifting his
plufned hat. said In astonlshment.
You, mademoisellel Pardon-Mme. de
Iorgnac, Where In the world have YOU
ped from, or. SAY, are you the genius
81 this apot 2" And his laughing eyes
looked me full IN the face.
I stood with my flowers In my hand.
inwardly trembling, but outwardly calm.
cit Is rather for me 60 ask where IN
the world you have sprung from, mon
sleur /! Is not fair to startie people
Il ask your pardon once more. AS II
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that l was being dragged toward him. /
cannot explain what II was. but others
have told me the same that when his
clear blue eyes were fixed on them they
seemed TO lose themselves and that his
glance had a power the force of which
no one could put into words, nor indeed
can l.
II was only by an effort and a prayer
that succeeded In collecting myself. and
it was with no little Joy that | saw the
gray outlines of the Chateau de Bou-
chage and knew that for the remainder
OF the night there was rest.
! viii pass over our journey tin we
reached the Limousin. Gong at our ut
most strength. we found we could barely
as day after day passed and no news OF
the vicom,e came madame's face grew
palcr. and she became feverishly I'm
patient for US 10 hurry onward. yet never
for one moment did she lose the sweet
ness of her temper or falter In her kind
ness toward me- No mishap OF any kind
bcfell US. hut at the ford OF the Gar
tempe there at last came good news that
brought the glad tears 20 madames eyes
and the color once moro 20 her cheeks.
for here n courier met us. riding with
red spur 20 say that the vicomte was out
OF danger and striding hour by hour to-
ward recovery e courier further said.
IN answer 10 our questions, that the mes
senger whom Mime. dc Termes had sent
ON In advance 20 announce her coming
h never arrived. and he himself was
more than surprised az meeting us. hc-
lieving madame 20 be yet nt Paris. No
doubt tho poor man who had been sent
on In advance had met with ill and we
thanked God for the lucky chance that
had put us IN the way ~ vicomtes mes
senger am. also that II was not with US as
with our man. for he had doubtless been
killed. and indeed he was never seen
again. Pack we sent the courier with a
spare horse 90 announce our speedy com
Ing, and II was n gay and Joyous party
that splashed through ,he sparkling wa
ters Of the Gartempe. Even I for the
moment forgot everything with the glad
tidings that had come like the larks song
In the Dorning 60 cheer my friends
heart and for brief space forgot DE
Lorgnac and my bonds and WAS once
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tive animal there and ever and again
warning the lackeys 10 keep their arms
In readiness, for the times were such that
no mans teeth were safe in his head un-
less he wore "A good blade by his side.
We were, In short. on the eve OF that
tremendous struggle which. beginning
with the day OF the barricades. went on
10 the muruer OF the princes OF Lorraine
on that terrible Christmastide at Blois and
eliminated with the dagger of Clement
and the death OF the miscreant whom God
in his anger had given TO US for king
Things being so. the land was az full OF
angry murmurs as a nest OF disturbed
bees, the result being that the writ af
the king was almost as waste paper. and
bands OF cutthroat sodiery committed
every excess. now under the white. then
under the red scarf. as IL suited their
convenience
II was for this reason that Lalande
urged us on. and we were nothing loath
ourselves 10 hasten, but our pace had
TO be regulated by that OF the laden ami
mails, and. do what we would. our pro-
gress was slow
Madame and l rode In the rear OF the
troops couple OF armed men immediate
ly behind us. Lalande was In front and
exercised the greatest caution whenever
we came to a place that was at oil like
ly TO be used for an ambuscade.
Nothing however happened and final
~ we set down TO a jogging motion,
speaking no word. for we were wearied.
and with no sound TO break the silence
OF the night except the shufiiing OF our
horses the straintng of their harness and
the clink Of sword sheath and chain bit.
Suddenly we were started by the rapid
beat Of hoofs. and In a moment a white
horse and Its rider emerged from the
moonlit haze to our right, coming as IL
were straight upon us. Lalande gave
quick order 10 halt, and I saw the barrel
OF his pistol flashing I'm his hand. but the
horseman. with cry OF For the king
Way. wayl" dashed over the road at fun
galop and sped off like n sprite over the
open plain TO our left.
Ibid you hear the voice, Denise?"
asked madame.
Yes"
"It is stranger than ever" she said
And could make no answer.
Tnere was no doubt about II. II was
he Lorgnac. and instead OF going to the
Porte st. Honore. thought when he
left us he must have crossed by the
Meuuniers and come out by the st. Ger
main gate. He had evidently, too, sep
arated himself from his men.
II shall be glad when we reach De
Rouchage's house" / said, with a shiver.
for the apparition OF my husband had
sent chill through me.
1T Is not far now" replied madame.
And then we both became silent, alb
sorbed In our own thoughts. she no doubt
thinking OF the vicomte and i with my
mind full Of forebodings as TO what other
evil fate had I'm store for me. and with
this there came thoughts of De Clermont,
whose presence 7 seemed absolutely to
feel about me. I could not say / loved
him. but II was as II he had power over
me that sapped my strength. and / felt
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EoR OVER EIETY YEARS

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for ever nifty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teethlng. with perfect success IL
eoo.hos the chill Softens the gums al.
laws an pain. cures wind collie and ~ the
best remedy for Diarrohea. ft will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. sold
by druggists In very part OF the world.
Tyenty-hve cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing Syrup,".
aud TAX no other kind
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FOR sALE-CoMMoDIoU CoNvEN-
lent and comfortable Is that eisht-room
cottage at Washington park with I'M
provements. Price $1,000. Terms easy.
ISAAC l.. GOFE CO.
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FOR sALE-ExCELLENCE IS OUR
ehief aim. AS a model we ask you to
look az practically new 7-room house AT
Washington Park. Everything modern.
legation most desirable. ISAAC l.. GOFF
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FOR sALE-ENTIRELY NEW TWO
lramiiy house; I5 rooms. all well lighted
.Soppafaee .ppaaee entrance and all improvemsnts
including steam heat. street curhed.
sspIeT sssWered and macademized. ISAAC L.
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FOR SALE-HERE IS A HOME FOR
5000 down that can't be equalled for tho
money. Eight-room cottage located on
graded street Every convenience and
only minute from car line. ISAAC l..
GOFF co.
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SHREWD HOMESEEKERS KNOW
the value at once OF q good breezy ioca-
ton near the salt water with good tran
silent facilities That's why so many have
bought at Washington park. ISAAC l..
GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-A SCHOOLBoY's PIN
money could buy high dry Gnd level lot
at Oakhurst. Splendid surroundings.
Growing suburb. 81 down. so cents a
week. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.. Iii West
minister street
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Fok sALE-JUST WANT TO REMIND
YOU. We have a few lots still remaining
unsold at Cleveland Park, Low prices.
Easy terms. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-WE REALIZE THE FACT
ina, every man Is not able to pay ca sh Tor
a nome. That Is why we sell beautiful
doosvases delightfully located for only sSo
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FOR SALE DOES THIS STRIKE
YOU? A brand new two-family mouse oi
~ roop1s on Broad street Steam heat and
III conyeniences. Terms easy. ISAAC l..
GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-DON'T WAIT UNTIL
everybody has marched by before you
begin. Look round you. Look at Wash
ington and Lincoln parks. See what ele-
giant homes are being built TO sell on easy
terms. ISAAC H. GOFF CO
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sAY-DID YOU KNOW WE ARE
state agents for the Manhattan Life IN
surance Co. OF New York. ISAAC L.
GOFF CO.
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DON'T WORRY. WE OFFFR AN IN
vasfnent i'm a life insurance policy costing
vou about IS a month. which VII prevent
misfortune or distress and provide an ar
nuai income for yourself and family
ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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FOR sALE-THE FIRST LAsE FOR A
home Is TO buy q house lot. Then let us
build you n house to meet with your own
Ideas. ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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FOR sALE-HARD TO FIND A BET
ter Investment than this. Centrally To-
Gated real estate will be sold for what
II Is taxed for. ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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RAILROADS
New YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAlLROAD.
RAfLROADS

A Time Table giving full information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence statioh
and stations below:
Train Seruioa Era,n prnuIdence.
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FOR SALE-sTRIKE WHILE THE
ir:r's hot Desirable building lots at Oak
hurst for 81 down soc. a week Are you
going to buy one" ISAAC J.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE--A COTTAGE ON ADNfI.
raj street. eight rooms. AGO square fee,
Write. telephone or call on ISAAC +,
GOFF CO.. IN Westminster street.
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FOR sALE-A TEN-ROoM COTTAGE.
barn, heneery and outbuildings; four lots
~ land with store In front A nice chance
FOR a man to start In business. ISAAC
I. GOFF CO.
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FOP SALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING
for. property in any direction cali on us
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO, Real Estate de
velopers, III Westminster street
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FOR sAI,E-We LOAN MONEY on
,pnroved real estate In sums to suit AZ
low rates OF interest. ISAAC l.. GOfF
CO, III Westminster street
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FOR sALE-LITTLE PRICES. BIG
,aauss. is what We try to give our Gus
80 ,,oinsrs' lr you are looking for property
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WE REPRESENT 30 OF THE LOST
reliable fire insurance companies. y. I'M ino
sures your household furniture lEr sl"o rp
Tor five years. ISAAC l.. GOff ~
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sutton. street, OF Broadway. Tareo Iots
and desirable locations Prices lou
ISAAC l.. GOFF co
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FOR SALE - FINE INvEaTMENT
property on Pine street. A two-tepement
neuse with Is rooms and two stores
,sSAAC l.. GOFF CO. Real Estate Agent.
III Westminster street
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FOR sALE-Do you OWN A LOT AT
WA shington park? Why not? A few
more left. They're still increasing In
value ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-WILL YOU TAKE Tile LIE
trouble to see two-family house; SeIIs
tainly you must sea this one. lias 10 10
nicely arranged rooms and is bound 10
bring big rent. ISAAC l.. GOFf Co.
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FOR SALE-WISE PEOPLE READILY
avail themselves OF the opportunity to
purchase modern cottages at the LIBERAL
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FOR SALE-A HOUSE AND aJ,op1
on Diamond street with 1900 souara e.
OF land for $500. Terms easy. iSAACI.
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roR sAIE-LIABILITY INSURANCE
a short rates Best Of companies isAAC
T.. GOFF CO.. Real Estate ana 1eherai
Insurance. III Westminster street
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FOR SAI.E-WE ARE ALSO sTAlE
agents for the Standard Health ann ASss See
dent Insurance company OF Mlcnsanc,
GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-SEIZE THIS CHANCE ~
own home. A brand new nome yeter
rooms furnace heat. hot and cpiu w,aa,'nt
bath, etc. for $3.50. only small amoe"'
down required ISAAC l.. GOFF' CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-05

FOR sALE-wE HAVE A NUMBER
of ine residences for sale In Bristol Any
one of them would make nice home Tor
some one ISAAC l.. GOFF CO,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-05

10 decide which cottage YOU want AT
nMSashlngton nS Park: They're all going fast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-05

FOR SALE = GOOD INVESTMENT
property in a four-family house on Wayne
street Has 16 rooms and rents -
month Price low. ISAAC l.. GOFF'CO.