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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-07
Quarter Centennial of Johns Hopkins
University.

Quarter Centennial of Johns Hopkins
University.
Among the citizens of Cecil
county who have been invited to
attend the celebration of the quar-
ter centennial of Johns Hopkins
University, which is to be held in
Baltimore on Friday and Saturday,
Feb 81 and %, are: The members
of the General Assembly for Cecil
county, Hon. Austin L. Crothers,
Hon. John S. Writ, Robert e
McClenahan, Herbert N. Gerry,
President Harris of Tome Institute,
Eli T. Reynolds, w. ID. Bratton
George r. Ash, V. NJ. Torbert,
George o. Carey, j. M. Post, John
FL. Kimble, l.. NJ. Haines, DR..
Howard Bratton, VIM. S. Evans,
George A. Blake, H. H. Haines,
F. R. Scott, Robert G. Thackery,
DR.. Charles M. Ellis, DR.. F. w.
Mackie, DR.. G. S. Dare.
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r1rs. Beulail Harris.

Mrs. Beulah Harris, wife of Har-
man Harris of Port Deposit, died
Feb. A, aged IS years.
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kICk A DOG

Kick dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
helP. 1t breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en-
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
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ORDER NlSI.

In re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Samuel w.
Passmore and wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In Equity,
No. $3.50.
nRDERED, this 9th day of December 1901
" that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by Hanson H.
Hanes. assignee of mortgage, be ratified and con-
shown on or before the 2Sth day of February next,
provided a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil county
once week for one month before the 2Sth day of
January next.
The report states the amount of SAFE to be $500.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The firm of ENGLAND & RIALE conducting
the creamery business at Rising Sun, has been
mutually dissolved, and JOS. T. RIALE will here
after conduct the business under his own name.
Any parties having claims against the firm of
England T. Riale are notified to present the same,
and those indebted to the said firm are requested
to make early settlement to the undersigned who
solicits a continuance of the patronage given in
the past JOS. T. RIALE.
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now be given at the Metropolitan with
Nine. Lehman as Donna Anna In all
probability, NJ. De Marchi the new Italian
tenor, will be heard a. Ohdrio at the first
performance of the work this year. Nine.
/ Tern a l. to he Donna Aand
Nine. Melba Is 70 go to Australia In August
with a company and give a series of oper-
attic performances In the PRINCIPAL eli les,
She will sing in concert in Berlin Ia March.
Later she will appear in opera az Monte
Carlo.
Since the death Of Verdi one year ago to-
morrow. his operas have dominated the
stage in Italy more than they ever did
and the contemporaneous italian COM
posers are said to have disappeared almost
entirely this year in favor Of Verdi But
one now work Is to be sung in Turin
That i "Suprema Wis by Radeglia M IN
Milan there is almost the slmc dearth
OF novelties. ~"Gernania, OF Baron Fan
chetti. il practically all that Will represent
the younger school Of Italian composers
this season san Carlo in Naples was
opened with -~Lohengrin,' while the season
al the CoStanZ in Rome began with Die
ileistersinger. which had never been heard
in Rome before. La Scala's season was
begun with Die Walkure."
Carpenters Louise" has been az
cepted in Berlin. Hamburg, Elberfeld and
Leipsic. II was proposed 20 adapt the text
TO scenes 81 life in Berlin, but that project
was abandoned.
Eloise Kutscherra, who was n phenome-
non Of New York opera several years ago.
i nov n memDo- Of the COMPANY that
sings opera In Dutch in the cities OF Holland
She has been singing the BruHnhildcs in
performances Of the trilogy given In that
language.
The Colonne Orchestra is 20 20 10 Vienna
and play the music Of the performance Of
LArlesienue. " TO he given at the German
theatre there.
AHL..s -. 4. a. Il 80. -. ..s =
Siegfuiod at the Paris Opela when Jean ds
ke,zke goes TO Monte Carlo where he IL 10
sing for several WtsskF. Nine Ackte did
not appoar a. BrfnHhiidf a. the hr-t per
fornAnce on account - Illness and her place
was taken by Nine GrRndJean The
third opera Of the cycle had been heard
before II was suns IN Paris, just as most
Of he other Wagner operas had ] was
sung at ROuen IN 1880 Brussels had lust
heard 'Gotterdammerung' for tie fire.
timo with Felis Ltvinne and Daiu1rrr b.
the leading IdleS Jean de RcsG.r IT, to
sing the ounod r6',s - Lls ieperolIs after
hls nrtufn To The opera
The performance ~ 'GotteTdhmmeT-
ung la Brussels lasted for siK hours aud .
hall With an iutormi,slon Tor suplvr.
Pablo sarassts has hseu PLAYING n Italy
and a youug Hungarian N]ipliulni named
sleh Gyyar has hr.u arouslug great en-
thu-.asm ul'rr
'IfIisip d'Amorr' has recently been
revived d. q uuuhst ~ Italian ,ltl,s iu-
Guiding iIlI,nc, Trirsio. IurH. N.ulus.
Bologna a.i ium.uI g. mlst ui thoss
cifrs uar lr 90 fl.r Voc suug b., o,suaf
,arlru
.h" - Dob hrHF'a 10 s.u iH o. suns
IU tnI.... lta N.HI lately IlFlhs1
t.rrr - '.sar I. Ea.a anu he 90
.r.t So rau hm' Mlui be- sul a
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planned by his lack Of experience and it
remains 10 be seen whether his artistic
progress during the next few years will
cntitlc him over to take the place OF the
| great French basso whose roles he has SUM
! frequently this year. A single PERFORM
ancc Of " MISUNDERSTANDING the preceding
season served TO surprise his hearers, who
had not been led to expect such powers
in the stranger.
VI. Gourmet, whose first name Is Marcel
began his operate career at Brussels. He
was engaged at the Theatre de Ia Mon
naie for n term OF three years and when
that expired his engagement was re-
newed for the same length of time. When
he was free Mr.. Grau engaged him 10 come
10 this country. When his contract at
CONCnt Garden comes TO an end. NJ. Gourmet
will have sung there for ten seasons. He
has the reputation Of remaining long at
the thCatrcS for which he is engaged end
will doubtless have the same experience
at the Metropolitan.
Robert Blass, the second Of the younger
singers TO attract especial attention this
year, l. a native Of New York. although
his parents were born in Germany. He
was sent abroad TO study when n youth
10y n wealthy family OF this city. He was
for a while a pupil OF StOckhauSen AT Frank
fort. Hi first appearances in opera were
made at Mcimar In lS9S and he was after
ward engaged TO ring al Dresden. Bun
he cancelled this contract 10 accept M.
Grau'S offer TO come here. Nj. Grau had
heard him NJ Coycnt Garden. Mr.. Bla~s.
who l. lust 80. hat sung for TWO Seasons
At Bavfcuth. Re give every promI-c
of winning the Highest honor a. a Wagner
singer Do ht- improvement continues. VITA
sucn artists To make the great ones q the
future. Mr. GrHu need never despair Of
finding the necessary talent
The wisdom Of varying tho customary
Sunday night programme with o~ratorio
was proved lat year whom "a" MsuzJni
Requiem was suaC several times to enor-
NOUS audience, although tIe artists vino
tuOh part Iu thai PERFORMANCE" would not
hat. attracted "a ldrgo gathering # they had
appeared m the customary sunday night
mlA"i Programme with the alienation
Of s1l0i-is and orchestral numbers II
the opera HUu~r had beru twice a. large
AZ D. b. o. could not have accommodated
the number that wanted 60 buy tickets
rl urar The Messiah tU-light Doubt
ir-- there vii ne he same anxiety 90 listen
iu fhr MiIgIuI Requiem neat week
N"v lnfh HYIl"n 's az" p~royerhially
h.hIH aUs d NV requires a uTuEIanms
of HI many %-|lul-'- that there b. uo profit
Ia- Hir a." iav management iu The enter
pfi-H FL. a'Iu.t ihr public 90 the sunday
t.FNf .HU.Hr B.f fLr uratorus have
/. gan COL. t.. a. fHr-" lur sHtural thrOIH'ra
l.tH SAD IH' Nr i empty a. t NM uu
lH-i Sunday rEOT 100 Instance
IUr .. r .I ~UUI.Ns w,ro q ruriulz
,'I ft.I ..f survival 81 au rtuI.r psriii
ui NtH l.Ia us.ltu Il.f" aui BE- b. -
N..I.I tot II#t 4Ui.Iu cd tlr puuI"
a- ..is I.I .l
ls ..e ml 1900 % uan,o lrb a..
81 +. r. . aI i.I flr rur um, ,i- and
% 600 . .... HI"IFl.l IU Nu 90.
f.. lad. ...|. ... a. .|..T #U.u..F. F.HU.r
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The rehearsal question at the Metro
politan came to a crisis last week when IL
was found impossible TO produce "Fidelio"
as the opera would, OF necessity. have
bAcn given without a rehearsal IL the orig
inal programme had been followed. Walter
Damrosch absolutely refused to conduct tho
performance under the circumstances m
Mr.. Grau agreed with him hat II would be
wise to delay it until there had been greater
opportunity for preparation. Nine Tcrnina
was quite determined 20 withdraw from the
Gust If the work was retained on the opera
plan for Saturday night.
The lack Of rehearsal came in this case
from the inability OF the singers to attend
the rehearsals and not from any disin-
clination OF their part. David Bispham
was singing at a recital in Philadelphia,
FRITZ Schef was engaged for n concert in
Boston and Albert Reiss was at the home
OF his bctrothed. who was dying None Of
these singers had ever appeared in the opera
together. The orchestra, weary from a
performance OF Die Meistersingcr" in
Phllad 'lphia and the return journey were
In their places NJ 10, although thCy arrived
In New YORK al ( O'Clock Ia the morning.
The programme for the next Saturday
night performance has been made up late
because the singers who were TO appear
that night are engaged for concerts else
where. Two weeks ago Il Doclcry sang
twice in one day b,Caus" SigIor Campo
mari was Ia Baltimore for q concert engage
mont
Thus do the concerts interfere with the
opera performance and there seems no
solution TO that d.nicuIty The Maurice
Grau Opera Company undertakes a great
risk iu bringing to this country all the ar
lists needed 90 carry through an opera sea-
son. Sometimes the tour or trc road results
iu a profit ldrg" enough ~ rag.y tir prgaui-
2atIon through the local SEASON without
rick lNsu then the rpUI j. COM
4 lied 10 W." the services Of It's artist. out
side 81 the opera hous' ln order ~ NEST th"
g~IaraItees u D. required 10 give the singers
and the immense OUTLAY involved Ia tfHlT
engagement II the financial r]sspuu-i-
bl.tY - the annual SEASON we're assumed
by the STOCKHOLDERS ~ the metropolitan
Opera and Real E-tats .un pany, o. would
not be- necessary tO give The long and aIdu-
ous tour before the ArN lHrk season aud
ths @-er,icrs ~ the riar'f- could be- drVut.d
exclusively Go th" performance az a."
Mctropolitan OIrTa Housr
And the rick Involved iu such a. under.
taking would h' slight. a. there iu- not
80 uaru q SEASON 90 N'N lu-t t.at fu.
suited 400 a Iu-s
Mur SrmhHoh has rr'rigsi fr.m lFuao.
paIrrrv IBID thr tr-. EUr tsr rar t.-fuu4,r
THAT rIH be- to wHaI Boo Manu- ie Z lana
Too, vrrr made iu tlr ,].riatia Na.r-
taIus aud aIr lr IsaraI. If,.s no "af Dol.
EIll "a. .la, N I.~llI..... n.. H.. .uH.H
lufr o. IU4I, fhr I..t 1000, aNI I. .IIHHt
u.u .INsu I.Ia BEL -H.I. rlHI Job
o. u .fiai.' .
m H. lHH ..u .. .H lH
vito &C. u.r tH4..I| . I.h' N iH|
~ %. IIIs.I Dob. ..t. I'D ut 81
p4IH a.sI r.. Ur F..aH. T.. nd" u.HI
D. rI arf n| tH. Hfs Al.
NO.. .. .... #.. Oh. ..- ...HYf 81.
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t. - u~ maa.fH tfassd-~ sosa D.
NJ rsfrft tsnTssf sna 49, o.fufsfv
a. 81 ns-ised iaa oAsrss lafs ~ t1.s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-29
THE TASTES
OF FAIR
WOMEN
No Accounting for as the Case
Of Mrs. J. A. Thomas Seems
to Prove.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Infatuation for
misshapen mountebank has proved
stronger than the love for well-to-do
and indulgent husband, and the wife OF
]. A. Thomas has refused to return with
him to Nashville, Tenn. Thomas told
In Justice Hurley's court of the woman
strange infatuation.
Harry lie Pearl is the mountebank. fie
is middle-aged. paralyzed from the hips
down, and his lower limbs are not de-
veloped larger than those OF a child.
Thomas says that his wife first saw lie
Pearl in Nashville, where he was giving
exhibitions She was interested I'm paror
magic and arranged to receive lessons
from him. Having once met the strange
character, she became infatuated.
When Harry left the city, Mrs Thomas
disappeared. 1t was not until months
after that Thomas learned that his wife
and the mountebank had been seen to-
gether in another city. She assisted him
IN his entertainments. and for time the
couple lived In luxury. Then hard times
came and lie Pearl became a snake
charmer In order 10 earn a living. This
did not shake the woman's infatuation
for the man. She became a snake charm
er, too.
A few weeks ago the couple came to
Chicago and got an engagement in a
downtown museum. There Thomas found
them and sought 20 have his wife return
TO their home. lie Pearl was In court and
faced the husband. The mountebank de-
MED the charge that he had tried 90 kill
Thomas, and asked that he be discharged
under a peace bond. He promised that
he would try TO avoid the woman, and he
was released.
Mrs. Thomas protested that she would
E.I
with her husband again or return 10 her
home in Nashville.
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forts, after fierce struggle. but was sub
sequently released. He furnished the
Americans with horses to transport their
supplies.
The first expedition which left Camp
Wears 10 operate against the Maclu
Moros was composed of battalion OF IN
fantry, two troops OF cavalry and two
guns. 1t started Sept. IL. The position
at Maciu was found TO be strong and
the attack was delayed in order to Inn
prove the methods of approach and 10
receive reinforcements.
The fort at Maciu is on an elevation,
close to the lake shore, and flanked by
swamps, which virtually make IL an
island. The Sultans of Maciu regard
their position as impregnable and have
refused to treat with Capt Pershing.
The captain is confident of his ability
TO capture the Moro forts without Sc
rious losses.
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TO FORCE MOROS
Capt. PeTshlng Confident Of
Capturing Moro Forts.

Manila. Sept PA second expedition
against the Moro position al Maciu. Is
land Of Mindanao. left Camp Wears to.
day. IL is IN command OF Capt. John ].
Pershing OF the Fifteenth Infantry and
r. composed Of battalion OF Infantry.
q troop OF cavalry. three sections OF ar
tillery and a detachment OF engineers.
The engineers will construct "A pom
tcon bridge and a corduroy trail across
the swamp. which TANKS the land side OF
the Maclu forts. This work will doubt
less occupy several days Rats will
probably be used 20 attack the fort from
the lake side. The actual date OF the
assault upon the forts IL Indefinite.
The sultan OF Butlg has been made a
prisoner By the column under Capt Eli
A Helmnick OF the Tenth Infantry.
which last week destroyed the Butlg
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Burdock blood Bitters gives man
clear head an active brain. strong,
Vigorous body-makes him at for the bat.
tie OF life.
Croup instantly relieved. Or Thomas
Eclsctric OH. Perfectly safe. Never fails.
At any drug store.
Every family should have It's household
medicine chest and the first bottle IN n
should be DR. Woods Norway Pine Sy-
ruT. Natures remedy for coughs and
colds.
Itching piies7 Never mind N physicians
failed 20 cure you. Try Doan's Ointment
No. failure there ~ cents at any drug
Rfst
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INSURE YOUR FURNITURE. YOUR
stock your house against nre I'm our
GOFF co. GENERAL Insurance Agents. III
Westminster strecA
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FOR sALE--A CoRKING OFFER. =
7-room cottage. with reception hall anC
improvements at Washington Park. fol
sSiSO Terms very easy. Can you beat it'
ISAAC l. GOFF CO.
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WE DON'T WANT TO BORE you
but "a does seem wrong TO be continualll
paving rent. getting no returns Tor IN
GOFF co.
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FOR SALE-THIS is WHAT YOU
want. A 2-family house OF 10 rooms, steam
heat and every convenience; nearly new
located just of Broad street ISAAC IL.
GOFF CO.
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WE ARE STILL BUILDING AND
selling modern cottage homes. with al
conveniences. on terms the same as rent
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-WE'RE AFTER THE
man who wants TO buy home. We want
him to look at our handsome cottages
for a little money. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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j. A. LATHAM,
Civil Engineer and Jarvsyor
81 wEYBOssET ST.. swarts block.
FOUR DOCTORS FALL
18 months in a chair.
A Specialist also fails to even relieve
a bad case of Asthma.
The BRAZILIAN BALM instantly re-
lieves and effects a Radical Cure.
Brazilian Balm

III - DsAbhAs
has done w o n
ders for me, after
suffering Q years
with Asthma. I
received no help
from four of our
local physicians,
and a specialist
in Hartford, who
is at the head Of
the hospital and
receives all the
critical cases in
the adjoin ! ng
counties. For Is
months I never
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FOR SALE : HOMES ON EASY
terms Enuf said ISAAC l.. GoFF
co. Real Estate Developers and Home
Builders Ill Westminster street.
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IF You WANT TO ByY, SELL or or
invest In real estate, yoh should know
whore TO 60 Try US. ISAAC l.. GOFF co
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FOR SALE--s200 DOWN SECURES AN
s-room cottage near Broad street, al
modern improvements; a bargain. Cal
on ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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LIFE INSURANCE. DID You say
Why we are state agents for the Man
haitian Life Insurance company OF New
co
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FOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE TO
secure a home. $50 down. balance same
as rent ISAAC L. GOFF CO, Home
Builders. III Westminster street.
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WASHINGTON PARK. THE QUEEN
of Home Centres; see II for yourself.
ISAAC L. GOFF CO.. Real Estate and
General Insurance. III Westminster
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in suburban real estate. Come and see us
about IT, Every man should own a little
real estate. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-A HOUSE OF IL ROOMS
on Broadway all conveniences. Will be
sold at a sacrifice and on easy terms.
ISAAC L. GOFF co.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AN D
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

A Time Table giving full information
as TO local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence station
and stations below:
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DON'T FORGET TO CALL ON US, IF
you're looking for property in East Prov
idence. We have some good bargains
there. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN
Modern Homes; finest locations; lowest
prices; easy terms; we can please you.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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HELP wANTEp-MALs.

WxNTED-AssIsTANT BooKKEEP-
=, Anpiy IN own handwriting. stating
salary expected. Lock Box l4Oo' froVi-
dence. X. l.
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ARE you LOOKING FOR A cosy
little home. short distance from the
city, on car line. where you can enjoy
the country breezes, with city improve
nents2, We have it brand nsw Z rooms.
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WE ASK THE PEOPLE TO LOOK At
the number of homes We have proViue1
for people of moderate means. Aha
IL. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
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YOUR HEALTH AND STRENGTH
depend greatly upon the locality you live
the centre of the city are unhealthy and
undesirable. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-YoUR CALENDAR or
aer Tor 1908, very neat designs, prices
low at Williams. Fricker & Co.. l4l Wey-
bosset Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR sALE--AT A GREAT SACRI-
flee: House. Barn and Country store,
well located, can do well in the store
business. Will make an ideal country
residence and could make the store
building into another residence II ae-
sired. Three-fourths acre of land, nice
fruit, water, and view, located I'm CEN
tire OF Town, buildings In good repair
worth 100000 will sell for $500 IL taken
at once. Address w. IL. Ballou, Wen
dell, Mass.
STOP PAYING RENT. PAY ME 500
cash for modern two-tenement house ana
own IL; occupy one tenement and lei Inc
other for $40, which pays all expenses
thus you have your rent free and own
the house. Address Box Ca, News once.
FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, ONE
family house: rooms; modern improve
ments: one mile from Market square; de-
sirable location; near Cranston street.
CUNNINGHAM a. WALKER, Sc Wey-
bosset street
FOR SALE-AT EDGEWOOD: NEW
two-story cottage; IL rooms; now ready
for occupancy; all modern improvements;
price $4,000. CUNNINGHAM & WALKER,
Sc Weybosset street.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED BY AN EN-
perienced cook in private boarding house
or hotel for reasonable wages. Address
Q-3i Providence News.
EXPERIENCED NURSE WILL BE
ready for engagements after 2lst inst
Apply 126 Chestnut street, right-hand bell
SITUATIONS WANTED AS AN ALL
round Cook, Boarding House or Hotel
Address Emma Harris, 36 Winter Street
SITUATIONS WANT ED--MALE.
SITUATION BY MIDDLE AGED
American widowed lady as housekeeper
for a widower. Call at 81 Wendell ST.
RAILROADS.
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IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT
buying real state you cannot overlook US
in justice TO yourself Well give you
your moneys worth. ISAAC L. SOrF
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FOR sALE-A COTTAGE OF ROOMS
on Anthony avenue, with 4500 So IT.. and
renting for s25 month. Price low.
ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
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WANTED-EVERYBo TO KNOW
tnat Fuyars Rupture Treatment obtained
~ 20 Eddy ST. made me comfortable.
Cove SITS.