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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

Live stock Market.

SATURDAY., Nov. "a
Receipts Of oeeves were I.iS head, all cunsl gnef
direct, but there were - cars Of stale cattle N ihe
yards. No trad. OF importance. Feeling STEADY.
Dressed b"e' quiet at last quotations. cables IN
changed. Exports today, l.Oi6 beeVeS is sheep
and 1000 quarters u teef
Receipts OF calves. none. about 30 stal. calves on
SAL. Trade limited, hut market steady. N~a!S
rominAl: grasseTs sold at s2.25 $3.50 per 100 lbs.
!35 head unsolc. City dressed veaIs dull al :
Ice. per 10.
kecei pts of sheep and lambs were asa head. IN.
gliding I car fOT = butcher End . ears for the market
making, with the stale sIock u "a cars OF sale. Sheen
IN light demand IS steady prices lambs were also ~
limited request. but feeling Arm. IL cars were held
over. Good 20 choice sheep sod al So Iss.73 per 100
lbs. culls at $3.50: common r. good lambs al s4s
sI,S73 No sales Of tanad an lambs Dressed
mutton steady a, +hsoiac perlb; dressed lambs
al sdsisc.
Receipts NJ hogs were 4. T2 head. oil for snugh
tererA Nomlnally steady.
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sp,oo! cohs Dsspa,eh TO THE Sun

LoSpoS. Nov. ?4-The Prince Of Wales
has been the largest winner on the English
turf FOR the season Of 1870. In which fiat racing
ceasei to-day. His recent fortunate years
will probably now balance the number OF lean
years dating from before he owned a stable
In his own name His fine stock Il mostly
the progeny Of the mare Perdita II. that
the Princes trainer purchased for lfaro. The
Sandrngham stud Stakes were won by her
produce. and their value at the stud exceeds
s2D.n. PerdiA II. IL allied to the celebrated
sire St. Simon. that has produced three noted
brother. Florilsl u. Psrsimmon and Diamond
Jubilee
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SuEEN's oAnnr DECLINED.


3 P-Q n 4 Is Dr. TarraSch's favor tie defenre
which he tried agsinsi Schlechter probably not De-
cause convinced O! It's efficacy. but with a view Of test
ingii The pith of the defence Is !. - PHP. KPAP
5. Px y, kt X Is }. 6. E-kt 3. Is 4 T.: 4. P-K g..
play Z. 1t b ;. followed by tho Kings Fianchetio,
anf AFTER the snort >slrnlsh IN the centre he had tic
hotter game, the advantage accentUsting Itself after
-. kt u H-thr latter move being tho ~in''iAuya
81 a subtle combination the depth ~ which ~. lar.
fasch p"rcrlVri too late. Tor he thought Of hftA.lry
tao attack by threatening TO win the Exchange with
u. B-M, but eventually ne C)gld not csuturc ths
lSrnk, FOR " mite replied win the powerful 90. S-g.,
and ther Blacks game could no uo'" ~ ASrr. A"cr
20. ut Y y BlaCk'S NOES arr forced \ succession
of pretty moves fulos, the p--tto,i De- ,ug - PIX
"a. ~ p, ihcn %. II Is. y ~; 20. Q-B6c On.
Xxi ~ R-kt 5 IN and wins, \ move lAt~y
Black resigns. Tor II rs. h 1t = then 20. r 4 p cn.
Bar 81. Y n Oh. X KIT "a. + kSch. and Y.
Following are the scores Of two Interesting games
played By CHAMPION lASk.i al Vienna.
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,..~.m, ,,S,runs az sXvsnes ~ snu'hs ~ syn,
n.Js.. 80 eel 80 ,Ims .vy gunish eab',' 'tun
N,1fnssisf Local. Southern ard tuf0t ear tuyint
's4rhrd = moSs'ss Voluns hut later 80 thsff sas
efficient '%ssl,irg 10 ,suse = dcvnwsh trpismLnl
IsavlnE mot months sis hty iov't. Though No''m
~ rlpssf . shsds hishff Tho strong fss'u~' c'n
truSd ~ 20 ths ftducsd riop ssimrss nght scfipts
ssf N shFts.
,uTryr-Rio y, N, .pc, va duli snd easy st7l.o.
'ut ~ Iutures rsrlhsd 5 ~ ~ tpints ma rin@sd
wsHr ysls,, ~ 1s0 has, HAVE dsdln'd ard
uAnbufs u rfs Am' icsn vtt,ho1'e d~eitsn's
&C. ~ bas- NEu market wax. prices md 'lrnanst
unchatgrd. Receipts, I,uuo bagN stock, s0A. 100
Santos guist at unchanged tncrN " osiptN. 1000
bag Stpck. I.aba,UIu ruc,- hsts - follows
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0IroCo PIANO.
NOTES

IA n l. K-B BIB 5 en-. Xxx 4 OK
soh, n b. followed by B-Kts a, matt
10. 10. Or Z OK 5. mate iis Q-R3;
: OK ch, and mate IN two moves
a. u T.. h-R ? a RE ch, and mate in two
moy,A
q ma .K-ni4 B-K,soh.
- u -. K-BS - b . ch, XXI IA
. X : ch, and mate In four uIyrS
. u ~ Il ut ). lOoG al the last variation Of
~ II !: K-Kts Ia 20 4 K-B u 90
a cA. Xxx nv. is. F-B 5. y y a.. Is QIKt
*, o-B 3. IL Or 8 Oh. k-B "a 90 4,
and wins.
IN. MIA K-p2la o-Bs en-. XXX IA B
y ), Oh IL OK RI. k-S Z IS o-oech
a., k-Bt 10 q III M.
% MS Or , "a Y x a oh, -ins
tH. Whit threatens IN stn ny exchange Of rueens
a. Necessary. beca IS- II - nj Ok ). and
white has no 'urt. - cEeckS
~ OK 20 K"Kt \ \ !. q XXI !.
o-H3 ?. K-he0 "a - k-Q2 >. Q-Kt q
q K Q9. o. q. IS XXX > OK 3 ch "a
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Vim mARIANI
WORLD FAMOUS MARIANA TONIC

All who have tested Vim Mariani
agree as 10 it's great superiOrity-this
can be readily verified by a personal
test-but guard specially against dam
eerous substitutes and would-be imita.
tors
All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes
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Core r,'uncd q down~ard cout,s owing ~ wax
cables, liberal frceip pts I'D Local and foreign selling
if both sides o' The account. SOme operators derlafe
VIA there sill be no urn for The better until ST. cents
l. t"ncGsd for March "bfanl ans. said one house.
are disposed 10 Nl IN the part, OF our future mar
1t a. tigh gfAde coffee can be iuporfd without
loss against sales Of future. There Ia 10 indication
At present that the decline has ATTRACTED new huSlng
The cahrc-S seem 10 favor somcwhD lower prices
b''of, a material recovery Is had, a,the worlds SlN
bic ~ ply IS large"
NAVAL SToRRS-SpinS OF turpcnune. <Sb1SAie
common " good strained rpsin, ~ 50
rRuvisiOSs- Meats were guit icsied n uidrt''
&c do hams. .i.apN,c; d. b uleN, -. l"i:c
Pora was easy. mess sls 2ia. lard was strong
s.uth Am.ncan. s. q. hratil s.s:; 81 a.: fenn.d
~cpu'irenL s.. 10, western Chrcc, 81 80 Iallow 4ttc
pfe ,Ssd hogs, ~. = 7i.c, Butter Creamery Extra.
:sc nrstS, 2lf:3c. state dairy. fancy .4c
Cheese state. I c. large. september fancy. loi.c;
small lie Eggs Pennsylvania aud STAT. :7sssc,
Western. SIC. Chicago, Noy. - There was \
,.ftst> 4 good N any shorts covered The IT. prove
me- v,sloSi later on s,lllng by pscksrs and fealii-
iug by Drre mber lard longs
SIC AR-RAw Vas arm and quiet a, 4A,e Tor 20
Est aLd SEC, Tor 50 test Renned was In Tar de
uADd nrires unchanged,
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day -. 1900 u 20. 900 ?:,2io a.. lo.osl
August shipped 10 day 7a7 bales Memphis, a.ss':
81 Louis. SOS. ent Houston. 7.ilo For, exports,
?, sn5 bales New Or,.ans closed ! 10 ~ points
higher. Futures herr closed rul., with NIv,mbcr )
rpIrts higher and oit". months 70 q lower rs
tmated sales, 100. 900 bales Pros a. follows
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4 MATTE Ov INTEREST TO REAL
T a De

All necessary Eeal Estate News IL printed in
CONNECT detail each dsy in THE SrN. You mead
this in your business. No other paper Gtvea
such attention 70 this detAl.-Aas.
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con-. n ERCT4I

sArrep.y. Nov. Wheat Spot
was firm though dull. Sales 5000 bush.
mainly for export here and AT tho o~utports.
No. ? red In elevator. 7ei,c; No. l Northern
Duluth. 50. de,c. over Dec, No. l hard CSC.
over. Northwestern receipts were az cars.
against $50 last week Chicago. l43. against
iSs last week. Futures closed ito &c. higher.
Sales, 1856 90 bush. Prices as follows
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CleG~s
AlA AllAA

- -acisst-e -
HH Astsf "" 49,
baa.. I'D 81 20 opiien TO
q sqaArf - AS9HNs
RRHf y 2Is tSSAl ~ "" ~
Tr,TkrIoss -# S'ios'I
Ts'th AZ iNF ~ ~
HH 40 A2S NJnspI
~. TN 42s A9S ~ ~ - -
Hf sOS ak IN N'R'2o" go
on So Esf box So ' ht ~ l'sS
Gu 3 u ptiO2 io6 tI Lana ~
HDCAfni OS INV, . tF ~ ~
H1mNHs IS 40 WHb''h ~
ret lns,iOI Wt Ftr l'o 10
io-aC ~ ~ a. WAGON los ~
E.psg Is1 - NIsC,n ~ ~ 80
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The general balance sheet show, cash on hand
g.. a5i and a profit and loss surplus OF si6,s3.
The rrcsipts OF the Government to day were.
Gu stoms. SS-.2l6: internal revenue. 81 .ias 3al:
and mi-cc laneous 81 el4. a total OF 81 522
The disbursements were sI,S50oo. an ct eSs
Of receipts over expenditures Of as7o.522. The
receipts Of the fiscal year to date have been
s,s4 ai2,lS7, and dishurSements s2aS 295.S72.
an cvcess Of receipts over expenditures Of
sQs47?s4
An official count Of cash IN the Treasury
To dav, not includiT tho gold reserve 81 $3.50
no0, 600 and St5o2s 10 in gold. silver and notes
against which ,erti6c tr"s are outstanding
and compared with that NJ last Saturday shows
Nor. 10 Not. 20.
tincates - s,.aso.ei. ssi..s7 $40
and e-ritnca.. .'"', 7.4nSoa9 sote.sa,
United states notes lo,3t3l llcte,sn5
Other assets d. g. ..... 20. '6o.tes stblO,fOS
Ne, ~svallaol. cash bal sise, s7o,3li sios.s $40. sos
The Treasury to-day received bonds 10 the
amount Of 81, OF. $50 to hs exchanged for the
new ? per cent. bonds OF 1890 under the Refund
ing act The total amount Of bonds receiy sd
10 date IA s3eo. 40. $50.
Money In London. 3d3, per cent. Rates
Of discount In open market for short and three
months bills. 3'.d4ts per cent, Paris advIces
quote ? per cents at 100 francs 57i, centIIues.
Exchange on London. Is francs ~ centimes.
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OUR CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM no. o6s-BY MS " ! BAIRD.
BRIGHTON. ENGLAND.
BLACK-PIvE PfHcES
K on Q B =; p on Q r 5, Ps on Q r A. z, 9 and
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WILSON. = n. 3 353 and l3II Broadway.
BoiiA 4. s2d ~. and Ist Ave.
kAII-II. 2Bd II. and Sth Ave-.
b AINi>ER 18th we. Cor. 52d ST.
SMITH 9th Ave. and 22d IT.
O'>Eit. s-S tolumbus ave.
HE,,t & q 100 broadway. o ".
1854.
iUNSON. 1884 Sd ave RANIINS. th ave
4 q AZ, Sd ave. cor HON ARMENIAN. .
ave. cor 18Th 1ArS2lG. eq7 J.. Houston. ATWt
ave. cnr 'aGth MEYER. 60 Av'.. cor. Esd KpHt
5rth. NULi.ANp ave. \ & l.'h s.. IlIIEll.55 l
81 ave. o Last 5gth St., HANSON DRUG 60, 2II
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n, ion. ,ul. .. =, .,sh, drafts, ~ Actual

;s,. .co e.. s"'I 49, ~ t .'ss' s"rss:s. ' :ss,
draft. ssattsk's and oahls tfensf.fs.
ssb,o,'''', franc. w.tr Quoted s7i'.t
W., ~ Ing and 80 d : ~ Ter short
relohar araa. pi,Iptt tUt lUts and pt'.sN1
a. u ofi giildcf' m',d - ihis Tor long and
4 .rHirff
. ratltrrr ~ New YORK Roston
pp' ..g Iito premium savanna
Buyi.g. ~ selling, LA" discount N"s
Orleans Rank uRt commercial, " discount
San Fran-,t.fr sights, &c. tf"uIum telegraph.
&c en- - Louie ?jo discount 'hi-
caso Par IrcirNati hctw"rr hanks, 2bo
discount oyer ,Hunt"-. sc premium
New YORK. tlonrrg liois" statensnt ~
changes. ..ss. 80 ~. balances Sp,t77 .T8i suit.
Treasury dohf h1lino". s3,Ss"
Tho We. H., stl'emen' ~ averages ~ the
Clearing Uouss tauks shoya
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u Ooss MOI Stain shs Scsio

or liner. i Is not a rreasv or sticky dy. does no,
fuS of Never soils anything IL IL made from
Absolutely pu'e Ing. ed ents and may he safely used
by old OF young hay s fsir.fteaIth isatet,,
creamy dressing delcAtelv perfuned and highly
desirable Ia every way You wi have
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Government bonds easier. The "a OF 1907
closed =, per cent lower bid and the SIS closed
\ per cent lover BID Railway and other
bonds frmer. The features were CheSa-
peaAe and ohio general as. Chicago and
Alton aus. Chicago ard Eastern Illinois gem
eral b, Fort Worth and Rio Grande rs,
New YORK. on'arIp. and Wc.tern Railroad Is,
San Antonio ana A-auss- Pass a., southern
Pacific u, southern RAILWAY IS, Union Pa
c,fc a.. Atchison. Baltlinor' and Ohio. Central
of Georgia. Central Pacific. Irie. Northern
p ,ciAc, St Louis. Southwestern and Wabash
's-ues.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
s2,.c. Bar silver in London closed nj ?ai,d
Mexican silver dollars were Gnoted at SOC.
Monov on cal, ?',1< Tor cent. Time money
ia quoted at s Ter c'r,. Tor -iNtv DAYS on rs per
cent. ials ard IS per cent. railroads. e.,
Ter cent for four months on 20 per cent. rail-
roads and 81 per cent. .ndus'rials, q. per cent
for ak months on 20 per cent railroads and ~
rer cent. indus,rials and = per cent. for Elk
months on prime dividend railroad stocks and
bonds, Commercial parer !s quoted at ~ as
Ter cent for prime single names. bills receiv-
able; other names, s., per cent.
Foreign exchange was quiet as usual on
SATURDAY.. Sterling was strong and the busi-
psss transacted Indicated a hardening In rates.
Continental exchanxs xas firm. Posted rates
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Tho W.. H., sti'emen' - aver
Uouss aux. shows
Surplus ,I6so.77s ~sIs,7s.T Inc ~

There VA. , surplus "A V.ar ago ~ tarS9.-nO
and two years ago Of slN3j;.575
The iupir'. # general merchandise. m
Guiding dry .,,,ds ~ tho .vort 81 New YorN
las' va.L v.r, a. ia, 81, against 50 ali sgp
the week rr.yt.u. and 4, soI iys for inc cor
respondir., va,k ~ last y.ar IN. inpor'- ~
,prri,, I,r Tho W,,. wore a. "a; of yhtG6 ~ 3s
wa. cold ua.tns tot,l sr.rpn ifnnnrts since
Jan. So -de:t8 ENrnrt> II specie were
Gold, 21i'n. md sl""- o. $50, 80. A total ~
sl3l3 ~. against Si0ij' ~" previous week
IN" eNnnri> = specie since Jan 4 have been
'i,ld. 81 49, IA, and silver, VI ,3s3,214 a t"taI
OF $a .-S1.rJS
Railv av gross earnings for the third week
NJ Noynnhar compare win those II the cor
responding week II Ils- wear as follows
An, A,b,, .,.,1, inc n, 80
Buffalo. Rochester & PITTS 200. ss57S Dec. s5
Io"a Central .-........ lll.s Dec. z3:N
Nterllng 4 Lake ETe ..... en,u7l lnc' 50"
The Financial chronicle computes the gross
earnings for September ~ ia railroads at
So. "a, 32s, an increase Of $3.50 s3. "a COM
pared with The same month II last wear, and
net So, uH4 80, a decrease Il s.l&.4Ss For
tho min. months ending sept 81 the gross
.dfhlhS~ 81 Ia r!ufnai- We're s'-s'Io'i
D', an increase 81 s>th'ltS 49, ~ yu.'aieu
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N u a1d Roc well o
:. 5 II 4 aye. Nj
irlli + b'i' I'd ave-.
Srqe1ck or I'll,
Brlnt iDErL. y II
turltIan ave. pN.
SVOj 40 Smith
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Prince Of Wales the Largest winner on the
English Turf.

Dead heats and walk overs are counted as wins.
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II you ara getting bald or your Hair

NEW YORK CITY.
NUUAU"S SO>S. Is3 broadway. (
hAIIsil. j.. 4iI Grand IT.
NAM, iss Avenue A.
Isle, IO1 6tn Ave. D.
JINGMkN>. so Ave. near sOth 81.
} y. HtGtMA> 90 "a Park Row, 800
and ms ;s~roldway.
JAMES, 700 and 1000 sth Ave.
ror i;aih. RICHTER CO. Sd ave, cor to,h BF
. 4 C57 sth st. COOpER'S rllAR. Hudson. cot
y pii\R. sac Broadway kESSLkP. I'd eve g
/ ave. CARTER &ROBlN~ON. columbus ave &
III ave. LAUDEkER. li3th 4 Sd ave 2AGAI
BROOKLYN.
HALL & CO.. $40 5th Ave. and o 9Th
Ays
wfINER, 2SS3 Atlantic: Fuiton. near
Elton; Nontauk. or. y. Parkway.
DNINGS 2S3 Grand ST..
GOkIii:IG. Neyins, Cor. Wyckon.
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MILL. - Cilspa ne st
I've. NbSS .,.:R bkpS. D..
Gd,nnbrc ave DISDSTAY
Putnam. CO. NrCtald NJ
'NLASil PiAR 76I Dc.
IN HCCLES. Smith, cJr pi
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We SpErH. koSclusto a Roadway: Hamburg
B-i'prl ave. OSBORN PHAR. Sd ave. cor.
/. y. dil. I''SE. Albany ave, cor. st MARKS.
Nh. co. Nayrind: KEMP. $40 Broadway.
(~HElrNEL. FlltJl, cot Myrtle, kERRlGA AZ.
Y 4 iSRAELSJN $50 Graham ave. COZ Broad
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eve authorize him to do what is right
at OR expense"
The following story tells how little the
risk is
]. H. Asher & Co. hard ware dealers,
Rhinebeck, n Y, We sold Dtvoe from
'76 to now, and have had just one com.
plant in all his time
Three sides of house were perfect
the fourth was as bad as the three were
good.
Explanation--It rained the night be-
fore the fourth side was painted; and the
painters didn't wait for the wood to
dry.
What is done in such a case? What
ever the deale who sold the paint, con-
siders it fair to do. We leave it to him.
He may not do exactly what we should
do if we were there but we are not
there. The best we can do is to leave it
10 him.
Yours truly,
F w. DEyoE & Co.
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At SummerViIle.

Frank Norrse has r,oyad into z
,,''N -a' NV 'oD ii'o L. L.
~. - y" '1''', al" f'el"e'
MIS- CharIes OoSs ana two daughters
nave returned from a two weeks visit
with friends in Boston.
Miss Myrtle Dawson and niece and
nephew went to Lunenburg for their
TborLso;r;co
~,' ,,'S 49,.
george D MOTIFS OF JACKSON, Mich, is
visiting his father, L. c. Morris.
Iohn Powers. ". 7. Walker and other
rayrood ,,oa ho.a 9,,..ol -.
'' ,-'''>" q way nom
mere ana gone to Work on the Fltchburg
railroad.
Herbert Hovey of Hanover was in town
last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-12-05
WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.
Yours truly,
F. W. DEvOE & C

To RENT. A small farm or iarm-h
and barn without land, near Fai
Grounds, ST. Johnsbnry. W. F. WEIGH.
AUCTION New rooms open in Repub
lean building. Sales begin next week
W. H. Preston.
DREsSMAKING rooms opened at %
Nam street. A share OF your patronage
solicited. NJ Jennie Mackay.
For SALE OR RENT Small farm so
acres, rev buildings Blacksmith shop
and tools at West Barnet. For parti-
cuIars write or inquire. E. X Somers,
"a Main street, ST. Johnsbury, VT.
SECONDHAND driving harness and large
wolf robe tor sale, 100 Main street.
LosT,-A pair OF eyeglasses in case
marked Altman & Son, Boston. Return
to Margaret Clark, 81 Summer street,
and receive reward.
To LET, Furnished Front rooms to
let, so Eastern Avenue.
WANTED-W Woman to take charge in
small family with care Of old lady. Good
wages to the right person. NJ. D. Gibson,
East Barnet, Vt.
For SALE, one parlor stove. 50 Con-
cord Ave
THE DRooKs-TYLER Dry Goods Co.
carry tuIl line Of mems and bows
sweaters. All prices from S 9S to SO so. 4
For SALE, A single eigh, nearly new
and wolf robe. Enquire at So Summer
street.
Mrs. A, NJ MCNEIL represents Never
Jonasson & Co. Broadway. n Y, manu-.
tacturers OF ladies suits, cIoaks, Jackets,
iurs, shirt waists and separate skirts.
All bugRies to be painted this winter
VIII have paint burned ire if pant needs |
turning, il buggles are brought within |
90 days. a smooth job assured without |
extra charge. Storage free f, n all painted
work until spring. c. F. Boynton.
William n. Randall painter
To RENT. At 16 Summer street. a
small tenement No children.
LOST BETWEEN MAIN STREET and
OanvI'le, Oct 81, ftch-fur collar with
tips, Finder pease return to GALE.
donna Office or J. E. Tinker's store. Dan
vile. An ample reward will be paid
i~+''@'"i>tNl ~ MEM on LIN street, |
firs II por, six rooms and bath, hot and
,old water furnace heat. w. H. Preston.
To RENT The Emily H. Cheney house
IN Port and street, Summerville. An
right room house in & cd repair with
larn' irden and large lot. Enquire at
'assumpsic Savings Bank.
BALED Hay for sale. c. T. Brigham.
To RENT in SummerviIle. A desirable
enement Of seven rooms with barn. En-.
Iulre at 81 Spring street.
10 RENT: A tenement of six rooms at
2 Mt. Pleasant street.
A hne assortment Of winter Towering
lbs, palms, Boston ferns, etc.
pecaI sale during October. c. F. Gibbs,
For SALE-Pigs at 81 90 each. Berk-
h're Strain. E. P. Carpenter, West
Waterford.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-12-05
East st. Johnsbury.

J. B. Knowles is moving to St. Johns
bury Center. We regret their departure.
The Ladies Society meet with Mrs.
Charles Owens Thursday afternoon.
Gentlemen are invited to tea.
George Copp is quite sick.
Fred Lyon of Old Orchard, Me-, is
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs H. 0. Lyon.
Walter Russell has vacated the house
he recently sold to Job Damon of North
Concord and has moved into the Morrill,
house. Mr.. Damon takes possession OF
his house this month.
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st. Johnsbury Center.

At Green Mt. Grange last Saturda,
evening the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year; Master, E. A
Gray; overseer, G. c. Wiley; lecturer
Miss Lula Campbell; steward, Dor
Gray; chaplain, l. ". Dana; treasurer
Chas. Nichols; sec, Miss Stella Allen
asst sec, Bert Farnham; gate keeper
Robert Nichols; Flora, Mrs. Campbell
Ceres, Mrs. 6. c. Wiley; Pomona, Mrs.
Charles Nichols; lady asst, Mrs. Bert
Farnham.
Mr. and Mrs D. NJ Bacon spent
Thanksgiving at Woodsville; Mr.. and
Mrs Wesley Sargent at Bradford; A. h.
Pringle at Barnet; Mrs. Woodham at
Brad ord and Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Rob
erts at St Johnsbury.
Pliny Chase moved last week to the
place lately vacated by W. s. Williams,
and Mr.. Thurber has moved on to the
place vacated BY Mr. Chase.
Remember the Passion Play to Re
given at the Congregational church this
evening
Miss Emma Lockwood who has been
spending week with her parents re-
turned to her work at White River
Junction Monday.
Mrs. H. n. Roberts succeeded in captur-
ing a rare specimen of a butcher bird last
Saturday. The bird was considerably |
larger than a robin, with a hawks bill. !
very sharp claws, and the feathers gray
with black on the wings and tail. At |
the time the bird was caught it was try
to get Mrs. Roberts canary which hung
at the window.
The Brownies in Fairyland" come to
st. Johnsbury, Dec. 81 and %. Don't
Mss them.
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At Fairbanks Village,

The two young children of H. ". Ford
are quite sick
Thomas Wilkie Of Ashland, n. H., is
visiting among old friends.
Charles Koepka is moving into a tene.
ment on High street.
Mrs. F. Rider has improved a little
the past week.
MIR. aud Mrs Loren Randall of Lyn.
don spent Monday with their daughter,
Mrs. G. w. Robinson.
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st. Johnsbury.
Dear Sir: Some think we take a good
dea lofrsk in inviting complaints OF Devoe
lead and zlnc-we authorize our agent to
sell 1t under this guarantee:
III you have any fault to find with this
pant. either now in putting it on, or
hereafter IN the wear, tell your dealer
about it.
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''IftbN
AZ Marshteld, Nov. "A, Mrs. T. S. Dutton.
aged Il years
At Lyndon, Nov. %, Spencer Giroux, aged
about 30 years, Deeu
At Cabot Nov. 80, Eben Burnap, aged SO
At Flushing, L. Dec. 8. S. Wardale Mel
son, aged 20 years.
aged years Nils
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Births

At Lyndon Center, Dec 2, daughter TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wiggin
AZ Newport, Nov. 20, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S Holbrook
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Marriages.

At East Cabot, Nov. 30 by Rev Mr. Aiken
Ian Houghton and Miss Carrie Colgrove
p, At C9bo Nov. %, by Rev. O. Aiken
tina Pike Dei
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