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New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

WANTED IAEHEDfATEIY.-Superior English rovsrn-
ess refined young lady. s2eahing German travelling
companion 10 elderly lady HbcFa salary visiting GOV,
erness German finishing. travelling
licensed publ, kinGsrsarte- a
french MISS DONOVNN'S EDC ALTON At.
AGENCY, 80 East Itth-sJ. Established years Zee
phone 3.21I Gramercy.
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French. German & spanish taught " International
Language Phone Method. Metropolis Sag, y Y
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LANGUAGES

TIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison square a. i22 B'wavi BROOKLYN - Court ST.
Boston, l3. 6oviStou ST Paris y Av De Opera.
Philadelphia Lotsr Bldg Bcrliu I13 LeipziRerStr.
chicago Auditorium. London. l3f oxford
Louis. Odeou Madrid. 3 PreciadoS
Buffalo, b3S Main Rome. ia Nationals.
Branches On the leading cities of the world
Lessons -ratIit7u-~ transferred 70 OF them
Pupils exclusively foreign language
tr7I the Trial Lessons free.
Plris Exposition Two Gold and Two silver Medals.
elementary AMI Advanced Private and class Lessons
Lessons a. Scno1l or Residence. asv evening
NEW TERMS BEGINNING NOW
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4 EVERETT STONE. yale and Columbia sra,iua-4t.
~ private tuto-. coaching for college 36 w 5th-st
H give private class instruction German.
Latln MatheInallt7 English terms moderate
FFANTZ. 20 East Z1st-st
VISITING TEACHER.-Cousge preparatory: s,--i.r-
ties. English Latin, French; University references Al
dress A. B.. Tribune Uptown Once LISA Broadws7
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For Boys and Young Msn-conn,,
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Real Estate Wanted.

A ['ifAl21 ltlssiDEACE WANTED IN nice neiEhbor-
hood N BT0okiyH. should be within 20 minutes riGs
Aes-fork inferior condition viii 10 oorsiasrsa -
-iPiee desirable for altering 20 home. .or
would b. considered. with grouad ~ v,stl,
etAle stable automOblea. Will ride over
9E inspections pleasant evening ti pleased viii fhen
f1e aDDOintmeDt fcr interior inspection ana 0et.u-
na Immediate reply y. o H.. Box Tribune once
n pFEETIgEMENTg and subseTiptions Tor The .r-,,s
- = received a. their EptOWn Office
80. l.288 BROADWAY
at goffo--sr..
~ regular ofice rates until O'Clock =, -,
eve. 4. .. 20 at.s i53 6th ave r,r iatb ~
-. ~ lsf-st ~ Neai 90 - between 7ih ana SIN
IN 49, l9,ll - lA'- - ave nstFeen T6ih AMI
ibl Easf iz5ih-at-. 7aB fremont srs e.O ~
~-n 8 t-2 CCurf-sf.. 2l0 coufl q
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

- EEw DORP. sTATEN IsLAND.-fIouse. CON
rg - rooms os thrU0Eaf, furnace and AL improve
rl---iA newt painted and decorated Apply john p.
A'-L--L- 81 Harrison So =. T.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS v,th barr
tur one " more gentlemen. ~ Wrst $50 -
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STAMMERING.

And al nervous affections n speech cOrre-tsd Est1b
.hea send t5- "Causes ard I-satIne1t of STAN
r.rrinE Also sample copy VOICE TOPICS
r a BRYANT. n D. II n West auth St
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Instruction.

For Both sexes-City.
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De LanCeV School for Girls,

II West S5th street.
College preparatory and specisl courses Also pr,-
nasiuru. College certificates small elssses Year
book application
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

TUTORING IN latin and Mathematics. twelve years
experience. special preparation colIar-
Miss l. q. NORTON, West i0Tth
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

A PRINCIPAL. OF a preparatory school IN a h-xfhy
1N village about 80 niles from y CIV will receive
IN his family 10 board and bows. A
Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
Country Board.

y INVALID may obtain board and care n a
~ physicjan's family. BOx "a Dobbs gerry. " Y
Oh BROAD ST Rel Bank y J.-Comf1rts q harss
Tribune Once
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-03

The next climb was the Sierra Nevada
mountains in whose heights they found
two feet OF snow. Here for 30 miles they
travelled through snow sheds with only a
little space between them. Some were
dark as tunnels, some had openings like
windows, while others had cracks between
the boards or only timbers on the side.
Monday they reached Sacramento and
stayed there four hours; then went 20
Modesto for the night, and the next day
stopped at Fresno for two nights. At
Modesto they saw Win Downer, a Roches-
ter boy, who had lived there % years.
Mrs. w. b. Nichols called on them at
Fresno, and the Messrs. Hubbar went
out 60 her husbands ranch at Dinuba, 80
miles away. Thursday evening they
started for Los Angeles and all night rode
over the Tehatchepi mountains, which
they thought as wonderful as any they
had seen. In the morning they arrived at
Los Angeles, and there they will remain
for few weeks at least.
!. ID, Williams and W. A. Gourley, who
were members OF the California party
when it left Randolph, took a different
route at Chicago, going over the Santa Fe
road, but reached Los Angeles the same
day as the Baleys. Saturday, Oct. D.
they attended picnic OF Vermont soci-
ETY. at Redondo, at which there were pres
ent $50 natives OF the Green Mountain
state, including DIR. Fisk and family, for
merly OF RoX bury. Mr.. Williams and Mr.
Gourley have not located vet and are
looking around for desirable openings.
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Church Notes.

No service at Braintree Branch next
Sunday.
The subject of the Christian Science BIZ
bic lesson for next Sunday is "Mortals and
Immortals.n
The union service Sunday evening will
be at the Methodist church; sermon by
Rev. Fraser Metzger.
The Lords Supper will be observed at
the CongI church on Sunday morning,
with a short sermon by the pastor
Subject Of the weeks lesson in the Chris
tian church will be The Status Of Chris
tianityi" sermon, "The Simple Demands
of God
The Ladies' Aid OF the Christi church
will meet with Mrs. VIM Mann Thursday
afternoon, the 10th, at 80 O'Clock. A full
attendance is desired.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church will serve
a chicken-pie dinner at the vestry this
noon, November 3, from Y o'clock on.
All are cordially invited.
At st. Johns church next Sunday there
will be Morning Prayer and Holy Com
munion at 1890 o'clock. The rector will
preach. Sunday school will meet at the
close Of the service.
The third quarterly conference will be
held in the vestry OF the NJ. +. church Sat
W. NJ. Newton, the presiding elder, will
preside. Every member is urgently re-
quested to be present.
Methodist Episcopal church 81 Preach
ing at 1880 a. m. by Rev. W. NJ.
Newton; Sunday school at u O'Clock :
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m. A special
collection will be taken for the presi ding
elder IN connection with the morning serv-
ice.
At the Baptist church next SUNDAY
morning, the pastor will preach and the
communion OF the Lord Supper will be
observed. Singing will be led BY male
quartet. Bible school meets at Il O'Clock
Young peoples meeting at $780, The
public is cordially invited.
The ladies Of st. Johns church will hold
a Rummage sale, also fancy articles and
candy sale, Wednesday and Thursday
Nov. and 10, at the White Front store.
All articles donated will be called for il
word Is left with Mrs. f. A. Dunn or Mrs
j. w. Gabrielle.
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

CD. Rookwell's sd. on page 5. Nv
For sALE:-Dry wood. J.J. TRERIsE.
ibis. tripe in kegs 75c. +. \. JERD.
Dry wood for sale. n gro. +, DUMAS
See J. r. Jerd's photograph ad., page s
For sALE:-swift's Poultry Food,
| +. y. JERD.
' M. ADAMS.
WAvTED:-M for winter on farm.
Nv Z. l.. ELLIS, Bethel.
Shingles laid q per NJ.
5. N. BURCH, North Pomtret.
/ A large work horse for sale cheap.
2w L. STARK, Randolph Center.
| House to rent.
| IDA l.. BATCHELDER or i. y. RIsINe.
WANTED Poultry alive for cash.
II. r. REED, Northteld, VI.
WANTED: -Colts to break.
8t ". G. Handy, East Granville VI.
For Edison Photographs and supplies
see page j. MRS T.. T. NANohAAA'
FOR sALE:-Four good, second hanC
stoves. If G. W. HAYWARD.
For SALE OR To LET:-Holstein anc
Durham bulls. b. +. KICKER
Pigs for sale. Inquire Of A. b. Gay Of
G. W. Hayward.
Highest market price paid ior hides
skins and pelts. T. n JEi'D'
See c. r. Mobiles ad. for Christmas
greens, Bethel column.
Wood TO sell at Randolph, Randolph
Center, Bethel and Pittsfeld. r. J.. BASS
FOR sALE:-Dry hard body wood. Leave
order at j. r. Lamson's or sugar Market
h. M, c. v, Rut., O. & l., C.. mileages
at Hulbert's barber shop, Edson's block.
Christmas goods at the Store Studio.
Embroidery stamping at the Store Studio.
have taken Abe Hollis place as local
agent for the Singer sewing machine.
- j. T.. JERD.
Get your cider at once and settle up.
Shall finish November Q.
DIX CAMP, East Randolph, Vt.
For sALE.--year-o colt, good size;
would exchange for cows.
2w Locus GooDHART.
To RENT: Tenement OF 8 rooms. In
quire OF Rev. G. O. Howe or A. b. Cush-
man. I
FoUND. Green plush laprobe. Owner
can have same by calling at ID. II. Morse's
and paying for this ad.
FARM For SALE Excellent location
Address p. o. Box IS, So. Randolph. ALT
WANTED ;-- Lady or gentleman, fair edu-
cation, to travel for firm Of s25O000 capi-
tai. Salary sl,072 a year and expenses;
paid weekly. NJ. PERCIyAL, Randolph.
let me send your laundry to Montpelier
Wednesday morning on the sos and back
Fridays. II you take the train yourself
get a mileage OF me. c. X. STEELE.
Remember that the Earl Bakery and
Candy Store is running again, and remem-
Der that we make as good goods as can be
found in any store OF the kind in Vermont,
and remember that We give you your
worth every time, and remember
hat we deliver our goods with pleasure.
and remember that we shall have special
candy sale Saturday, Nov. 5, and remem-
Der that our candies are FRESH, handmade
goods from the best OF stock and no paste
work or floor sweepings, and don't forget
to call around and have look II nothing
more THE EARL.
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News from the California Party


A letter from Mrs. Hudson Bailey 10 her
home friends was received Sunday, an
nouncing the safe arrival OF herself and
family at Los Angeles, Cal, Friday morn
ing, Oct p, after ten DAYS OF travel. They
are at present located at East 18th street.
and Herbert and +. II. Hubbard, who
went out in their company, have a room
nearby and are boarding with them.
Mrs. Bailey states that leaving Randolph
Wednesday evening, October u, on the
express, which was behind time, they
reached Montreal after the regular train
had gone and a special was made up for
the belated travellers, OF whom there were
many. They saw nothing OF Montreal OF
the st. Lawrence river, which they crossed
in the night, and at ] O'Clock the next
morning passed through the tunnel under
the s.. Claire river, between Lakes Huron
and Erie, where six men were smothened
to death the Sunday before by the break
ing apart Of a freight train and the suisse
quent escape Of gas.
They arrived in Chicago at IL D. M. and
were hurried across the city to catch their
outgoing train, which rushed through IL
LIMOS In the night and brought them Ia
Eastern Iowa in the morning. The vest
ern part OF this state and Nebraska struck
them as lonesome. with no trees and little
bits o. houses from a mile and a half 10
two miles apart, and no desirab BILE places in
sight. Saturday they came to Omaha.
where they had their first wait Of 85 min
utes and then began 20 climb the Rockies.
on whose tops they found plenty OF SNOW
Sunday they were in Ogden and theu
uesred salt lake and the trestle work over
1t, which 1t took them one-ha hour Ia
cross This piece Of road was three years
in building on account Of the constant
giving way Of the salty formation az the
bottom Of the lake, and was only finished
80 that the first passenger train crossed il
sept. Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30
CALIFORNIA.

The Chicago & Northwestern Ry has
,ssued n new publication entitled Call
fornia." 1t contains beautiful colored
80 q, the state. a list OF hotels at Cali
,ornia tourist resorts. with their capacity
and rates: and a most interesting series
of pictures showing California resources
and attractions. The prospective visitor
and settler should be IN possession OF
80, q, this profusely illustrated folder.
SAM 10 any address on receipt OF four
cents in stamps. one way tickets on sale
dsily September 10 to October 10. only
,as 90 Chicago to the Coast Correspond
inqly low rates from all points J. f.
Britain. General Agent Passenger Dept.
ass washington street. Boston. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30
FEAR DROVE
her into
marriage

Nev York. Sept so.-Visions of an en-
rogoa brother arriving here with loaded
nistols and ready to kill him Is the reason
given by Charles A. Rollins for his mar
r,aes TO Miss Blanche Nachman. for the
annulment OF which his suit was entered
Yesterday in the supreme court.
po,lins who Ia a clerk for the Metro
.o,,ton Storage Warehouse company.
Uost sixty-sixth street. Is a member or n
we'll known New York family. and Miss
Nachman Is a member OF prominent
paltin,ore family. She has been living
with a married sister at No S09 West ono
Hundred and Forty-frst street.
she and Rollins had been sweethearts
for a year before they were married on
Aug o. Each was about "A years old
According TO Rollins complaint he was
driven into matrImony by the fear that
Miss Nachman's brother and possibly her
father were on their way here for the ex-
nress purpose OF killing him.
THE complaint recites that Rollins was
walking out one evening when he met
Miss Nachman and her sister They told
him, he alleges. that he must marry MISS
Nachman. as she had sent for her brother
On the so,lth. who would come up here and
shoot him.
Rollins says ne married her at once
''under stress, threats hnd duress and TO
rave his life" He states that they parted
after the ceremony and he has not seen
her since.
Mrs Rollins attorney, Ira Miller, salo
yesterday that the husbands story would
not hold water.
ION Aug Is. last" said Mr. Miller,
.'while Rollins was calling on Miss Mach
man she notified the family that her
sweetheart ought 10 consent TO speedy
marriage. He agreed and left the house
IN company with the young woman's
sister and brother-in-lnw in search OF a
minister. The search was kept NJ until
4 o'clock without avail.
Two days later Rollins and Miss Mach
man went 90 Grace church and were mar
ried. Rollins then went 20 his bride s
home for two days. After that he re-
mained away until his wife found him
and urged him TO come home. He said
that he had decided not 70 live with her
any longer"
Miss Nachman substantiated her at
torney's version OF the story. Rollins re-
fused to ainplify his complaint against hi'
fNbAn - =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30
TURNED CAB
into POKER
JOINT

New York. Sept. 30-John Hurley is
a sober cabman. who. with his good
horse Domino, can tell many strange
tales OF 30 years on Broadway. But not
until this week was John ever paid $3.50
an hour for standing still.
He was feeding Domino his oats at $3.50
o'clock last night at his stand Thirty
fourth street and Broadway, when four
well-dressed men addressed him.
What do you charge by the hour?"
they asked John told them $3.50
Here are So We will take you for
two hours" said the men. entering the
cab
Where do you want to go?" asked
John Hurley, unhitching the canvas oat
bucket
I'VE don't want TO go anywhere. We
want 20 stay right here" said the men.
They slammed the door and pulled the
blinds and from all passers-by might
know, the brougham was empty.
Hurley didn't ask questions. He just
readjusted the oat bucket. and mount
ing his seat, made himself comfortable.
He might have perched there an hour.
while Domino was enjoying such feast
al never before. when along came Jona-
than Hunt. on a hanson.
"How's business" asked Hunt2
Hurley and Hunt. having been bosom
friends for 20 years. Hurley could see
no harm in whispering the wonderful
tale
Let see what they's doin'," suggested
Hunt Hurleys curiosity hadn't carried
him that far, but he agreed. and the two
ca bbies cautiously raised the lid OF the
peephole.
The four men were playing poker on
D suit case across their laps.
well. I'll be blowed," gnsped the
honest cabman THAT don't go with me
and Domino. even at 50 a load. Jonathan
you get the police
Jonathan Hunt drove as fast he coulc
TO the West Forty-seventh Street station
and told the police that four man mac
turned his friends brougham into gam
bling house. Detectives Baker and kuhr
hurried over 10 Forty-third street anC
Broadway. They found John Hurley Will
| a long face.
'-They heard us and run When yol
| went for the cops" said he.
Hurley said he recognized the four mei
as natrons. He thought they were race
horse men.
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BLACK HAND
AGENT WAS
SMASHED

Utica. Sept. 3o.-Charles Strong sat IN
his little shop in Main street, Herkimer,
pounding away on a pair OF shoes. the
door opened and a stranger poked MS
head in the door.
Hey" said the stranger, II belong
10 the Black Hand. Give me $50 seer
Strong is little deaf and failed 10
catch the gist OF the demand. He put
his hand to his ear and asked the man
TO come closer.
Give me nifty. The Black Hand Will
make you," repeated the stranger lean
ing so that his lips were near the cob
bler's ear.
Strong grasped the mans meaning and
also his hammer. Dropping the shoe on
which he was working. he pelted the
italian on the head with the hammer ana
repeated the dose until the Black HAND
representative made good his escape
streak OF blood marked the way that the
blackmailer went. but the police could
not find him.
And now Cobbler Strong is sorry he
hit the man on the head. He is afraid
that he is about 10 be killed himself. He
has received the following letter:
"Mr Strong-Your happy days are few
because you told about me and struck me
In time we will get together and get
revenge.
"BRoTHERs OF THE BLACK
HAND"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

FOLLOWED
CABLE SLOT

New York. Sept. sO.-Jonathan
c.,,as farmer OF the old
school, came TO town from Boston Cor
ners not expecting New York 10 get much
excited over the presence OF such an un-
assuming person as he.
He was dressed In his best homespun.
He had trimmed his whiskers and greas-
ed his boots for the occasion, and he
carefully removed all dust and signs of
age from his carpet bag. He even put on
a necktie, with a double knot in II. like
the New Yorkers do. so as not to look
strange.
Jonathan escaped all but passing notice
until $3.50 o'clock last night when ne
started for his furnished room.
Broadway got sight OF him travelling
along the trolley slot in the middle or the
street. They might have passed him by
easily as a sandwich man II he hadn I
stuck to that trolley slot so doggedly.
He lodged automobiles. street cars ana
carriages, and pulled up now and again
for the crowd He always went back 10
the trolley slot trail. He reached the cor
ner OF Forty-fourth street and Broadway'
with something OF a procession or sight-
seers following 10 see what was going 10
plodded on.
What are you doing in the street. my
good mani" asked Policeman Godiham'
kindly. as Jonathan Gaines lodged with
a narrower margin than usual, red au-
tomoblle, and came back 10 his trail with
q wild eye. You might get hurt
WALL" said Jonathan, pulling up. ano
mopping his brow with his red bandanna
"yer see It's this way. l come 10 New
York this mornin' TO see my nephy
Pierce Kent Gaines.
''Sez the landlady. Look out SOS yf
don't get lost. York is mighty DIG
taown.' But ye can't fool yer Uncle iona
than. / seed the trolley slot run by the
boarding house.
"Sez / TO myself. Jonathan. when "
get ready 10 come back home. Just md
trolley slot. and foller II. and itll TEX ye'
home o. sure as Boston Post road runs t'
Boston "
The crowd followed him up SeVentf
avenue and the last seen OF Jonathan
Gaines of Boston Corners, he was headed
due North.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30
DIDN'T KNOW
SEC. SHAW'S
SIGNATURE

Chicago. Sept. So.-Secretary OF the
United States Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw
had difficulty in having a modest-sized
check cashed at the Auditorium hotel
Tuesday evening. The woman cashier
told him he would have 10 be identihed
besore she would honor the check.
"Have you never heard of Mr.. shawE
asked the Secretary's companion.
"I have seen his dancing school ad-
yertised" replied the CASHIER mlstakihs
NJ shaw for a local dance instructor OF
that name.
"Rut I am not a dancing master'l am
secretary OF the United States Treasury,
said Mr. shaw.
The manager was summoned and he
consented 10 take a chance by cashins
the check
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

FOR sALE-AT HARRINGTON. FINE
gentlemap's estate with modern Broom
house: all conveniences; steam heat
stable. carriage house. 30 acres. large
frontage on harrington river. artesian
we'll. G. l.. a. H. j. GROSS. managers or
estates, Union Trust building.
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PROVIDENCE Line FOR new Y0R|

THE SOUTH AND WEST.
PLYMOUTH AND Pill.
GRIM IN COMMISSION.
a fine orchestrs on Each.
FROM PROVIDENCE. Steamers Iea,.
c. point Wharf every day In the wesr
y.L A. m. Providence Line Stea r.a.
,onches at Newport Sundays enroute 10
soue"ss Sn, York. leaving there at 10 D. m -
FROM NEW YORK Steamers ieavs
81. ts North River. foot OF Murra',
every day In the week. exc.r,
sunssvs. at p. m. due Providence 8
a. IN. -. IA .ta,oroor,. -,
.ssoa of r. G.. Windsor. Ticket Aren,
onrner weybosset and Custom House
s,Ysets. or on steamer after y. m.
q. u. WOODWARD.
Agent. Fox Point Wharf.
O. Il. TAYLOR.
General Pass'r Agent. New York
GEO. l. CONNOR.
pass'r Trafic Mgr. New Haven. Conn.
y
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FOR sALE-CoTTAGE ON PUBLIC
street; 10 rooms, all improvements. fur
mace; will take $500 down. Good location
near Elmwood avenue. @. l.. q II. j.
GROSS. managers of estates. Union Trust
building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

"1t was only two years ago that Mrs.
weddin took her II. A. at Vassar' WASH
IT."
'Yes: why?"
"sbe has lust taken n higher degree
MA Ir the school OF life. fe.'-Philadelphia
Press.
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FOR sAI.E-INvESTMENT PROP
erty on williams street; e-family house
renting for s34: Is rooms. 1000 square feet
land price $1,000. q. l.. & II. j. GKoss'
managers of estates. Union Trust build
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

FOR sALE-oN SOUTH MAIN ST..
1-family house. three stories. brick con-
struction; water closet. bath: good loca-
ton for lodging; taxed for $500; sell for
$500. q. L, & II. j. GROSS. managers OF
estates. Union Trust building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

FOR sALE-2-FAMILY HOUSE ON
Tell street: modern improvements; sell
ror little over taxed value; will take back
half on mortgage. q. l.. & II. J. GROSS.
managers Of estates. Union Trust build
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

FOR sALE-oN PROSPECT STREET.
2-fannily house, Is rooms; AN improve
ments. furnace; convenient 20 two lines
OF cars; sell cheap. @. L. a II. ]. GROSS.
managers OF estates. Union Trust build
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30
sALF-INVEsTMENT

FOR sALE-INvESTMEN PROP
erty in Broad street; two tenements and
two stores. modern improvements; about
10000 feet land: price $500, large amount
NAV remain at 5 per cent. @. l.. III. j.
GROSS. managers OF estates. Union Trust
building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ON VALLEY STREET.
two 2-family houses; II rooms each; rent
al 5000 per year; price $500. q. l.. q IA. j.
GROSS. managers OF estates. Union TRUST
building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

OUR HAPPY HOME PLAN is THE
best home-buying proposition ever offer
ed. our experience and capital enables
us to fulfil every promise we make.
ISAAC L. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-30

TOR SALE-TwO MODERN RESI-
dences OF 10 rooms, in ideal locations.
containing every up-to-date convenience.
$500 down. $40 a month secures one
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.