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106 rooms, elegantly furnished; new and mod
ern throughout; best of furniture. carpets ana
floor; all fun and clearing big money, but sud
den illness compels sale; will trade for ranch
OF residence property across bay.
20 rooms; modern. up-to-date. downton
mouse; cheap rent; good lease: extra good iur-
niture and carpets; everything in frst-class
condition; fine location; clears $3.50 to $500 per
month; on account of dissolution OF partnership
this house can be had at great bargain
G3 rooms, newly furnished close in and very
central fine brick building. elevator and all
than half of cost to furnish 5000.
81 rooms: only s1oo rent. water free: fairly
well furnished; close In price $3.50; will take
only S425 to get in.
80 rooms; new, fine; central location; well
furnished and paying we'll; can be bought at
big bargain, as owner is leaving city; price
$500. just half cost to furnish.
IS rooms; finely located; good furniture a and 1d
carpets: is paying we'll; will exchange for 10
or L room house in good condition
% rooms; rent only 500, good location; well
furnished and pays nice income. but owing 70
will take $400 to get in.
10 rooms; well furnished; corner house; cheap
rent; good furniture and carpets; you can buy
this for face of mortgage $3.50, as owner Is
obliged to leave city
53 rooms; elegantly furnished; new and up
to-date house: fine, central location; furnished
in golden oak. mahogany birdseye maple; map 20 ca:,
pets Moquet and Administer; cost $4,000 to
furnish. but If taken within next few days
the price will be $4,000
Is rooms; rent only SO; fine location; newly
furnished and clearing SO per month and have
nice living rooms price S1o50; will take 500
to get in.
30 rooms, newly furnished; close in; can be
run either transient or permanent roomers; ;
clearing $3.50 per month above all expenses
going out of business.
IS rooms; good location. south of Market;
rent only $40; all housekeeping; full all the
time; price $3.50; only s100 down. balance on
time.
A. CAMERON & CO. EDDY ST.
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Rooming- House ana Hotel Brokers,
100S1a Market St., Opposite Fifth St
FISHER & CO.. room 43S James Flood bldg.
Phone Main 1854.
Special bargains in rooning houses this week.
A FINE paying transient house of p rooms;
must leave city. 224 o'Farrell st
RooMING-HoUSE for sale on Market ST.: SO
rooms Box 1898. Call.
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Best of its class.

oCol VI lle class.
80 rooms
New and modern; 3
blocks of the st. Fran
els Hotel; furnished in
golden oak, birdseye
maple, brass beds.
velvet and Administer
carpets; private baths;
hot and cold water in
each room; electric
lights and call bells;
long lease: income S704
tper month. See
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SID
Rent S11a per room.
$36 for "a rooms.
All housekeeping
Groom apartments.
Easy to keep rented.
House easy to care for.
PRICE S12o0-
Terms part down and
$50 monthly Install
ments. See
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e70 Market st.
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OFFICE BUILDING:I
fronts on 3 streets;
tenants are doctors.
jewelers., tailors and
some steady roomers.
II rooms: rent S65. /
Price $500
Furnishings cost $1150.
The landlady has 81
nice, cozy living rooms. |
Located downtown.
See
MARION GRIFFIN.
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$500

$500. $500.
-12 rooms
The price was 800
Trent only $50.
Monthly income ST.
ALL MEN ROOMERS
Same owner for 10 yrs.
Located centrally
south of Market st.
See
MARION GRIFFIN.
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1Oe rooms, elegantly furnished new and mod
ern throughout; best of furniture carpets and
draperles, beautiful bar and office ON ground
noor; all full and clearing big money, but sud
den illness compels sale Will trade for rancn
or residence property across bay.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-05
n-2-3
SUNG TO SLEEP BY COFFEE.

''The fearful work coffee has done for me is diff
cult to describe.
II had no idea how weakened one can become
from the breaking down effect Of Coffee the
nerves.
..when that has gone on long enough most any
thing may set in / had attacks of pneumonia
and became a chronic invalid 1 had idea that
coffee had put IN my deplorable condition. Well.
1 finally went to Colorado on advice, and found
nice place to board with family. The man Of the
house had just returned from sojourn in Cali
fornia whittier he had gone for heart trouble. but
the doctor out there discovered his weak heart was
caused by coffee took 1t away and gave him
Postum His trouble was quickly dismissed, and
he came home a well He suggested that
probably 1t was coffee affected me. laughed him
to scorn; nevertheless. began gingerly Postum
and found 1t so rich, and with nice coffee snap,
that liked IT immensely.
From the beginning the Postum Coffee had a
beneficial effect on me. i improved In every way,
my sleep came back, healthy and refreshing, and
in few weeks 1 went home a well woman.
am to this day. l still Postum, Of course. and
will return to the old kind
''Noting the good effects of Postum in my case,
/ wrote home, urging that 1t be given to my IL
year-old daughter, who was very delicate and fire.
Quently Ill from q complication Of diseases
nected with the liver. Well, my people tried 1t.
but were disguised with it--they didn't make 1t
right. They said 1t was impossible for them to
drink 1t. and my daughter rebelled and cried for
the old kind Of coffee. When / came home
changed all that by making it right-allowing 1t to
boil for 20 minutes after It first boil and
served it with cream. The child reished 1t Mt
and benefited from the first, strength came to
her day by day and she began to develop and was
enabled to go to school much more regularly.
1T was year after began to Postum be-
fore my husband would 1t. He preferred to
carry a small bottle Of pepsn. and every time he
drank coffee would take dose Of pepsin to
fha stop naeb Inv fho orffo
He held out for a year. but of course, got worse,
and finally got to feeling badly that he grew
desperate and tried Postum. After the third day he
became a convert to Postum and the pepsn bottle
went into the ash barrel That was two years ago.
and he still uses Postum and Is entirely free from
the old troubles" Name given by Postum Co..
Battle Creek, Mich.
There's q reason.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
sTocknRIpGE.

p. w. Green was in Bethel Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. james Bird were IN Roch-
ester day last week.
Joseph and Ed. Patnode were home from
Bethel last Thursday.
Mrs. Frank K yer and children spent
Saturday at q. b. Eish's.
Mrs. John Sawyer and Mrs. Albert Larry
were ia Rutland Saturday.
Miss Ethel Johnson Of Pittsfeld has
been visiting at Fred PBelard's.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Barnes are rejoicing
over the birth Of niue-pound son.
Richard Dryer and friend Of Rutland
have been visiting at John Durkee's.
Mrs. Harriet Bird and Miss Bertha Shat
tuck spent Thanksgiving az A. f. Bakers
Henry Baker & moving into the house
be recently purchased Of Mrs 4 W. Clark.
Mrs. ChRs. Lawrence and two children
OF Forestdaie called on Mrs. Carl NeH FRI
day,
News has been received Of the death Of
Alison Euuar, who once worked 10 thi,
town Tor John Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and daurb.
ter, Gladys, spent Thanksgiving with Nr
and hlrs. %. e. Bradley.
Misses Minnie Rand, Abbie Eaton and
Bessie Sawyer of Rochester spent several
days iu town last week.
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SOUTH sTocKBRtpoE.

Miss Dora White is at work for Mrs. Il.
a. Mills
J. $. Davis was in North sherburne
Monday.
l. W. Hunt was in PdtsHeld Saturday
Tor the day.
Miss Pearle Davis returned Monday to
Ger school in North Sherourue.
DR. Walter Mason of Dorchester, Mass,
also George Mason Of Franklin, n. r.,
Were al home Thanksgiving week.
Mrs. Benor and three children, who had
been spending several days az Frank Ad-
ANS In Barnard, returned home Monday.
Mrs Augustus Newell and daughter,
Lotiie. spent Thanksgiving day 90 Gays
yiEg with Der daughter, Mrs. Sidney Wy
man.
School began Monday in district No. 10,
with Miss Lizzie Walker ss teacher and in
abe Rantey district with Bessie Goddard
ss teacher
Ernest Packard 20 Hudson. Mass. came
Saturday % visit his mother, Mrs. Mary
Packard, and other relatives iu tins place
and PitJsdcid.
Mrs Annie Edmunds spent Thauksgiy-
suE Eel X az Fred Reynolds. and Mrs. r.
.. Taane UiIh her daughter, Mrs Pan
Potter. n 6aysFiiie.
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sTRAFFoRp.

c. p. Melendy recently lost a COW by
choking.
Miss Sadie Houston is assisting Miss
Eva Paine.
Mrs. E. r. Rowell is visiting friends in
Hanover.
Alvin Avery is cutting wood for Mrs.
Charles Cove,
The village school began the winter term
last week Monday.
Or. Gardiner Cobb spent Thanksgiving
with his father, n b. Cobb.
Miss Lena West has been at home from
Chelsea for a weeks vacation.
q. NJ. Carpenter was IN White River
Junction Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. f, Kent spent Thanks
giving with their daughter ia Thetford.
Miss Ethel Burr, who had been spend
ing few days with her grandparents, re-
turned last Thursday TO her home in Thet-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur scribner spent
last Thursday with their daughter in Thet-
ford.
w. r. sanborn went Monday OF last
week TO visit his mother in Greenfield,
Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Eastman spent
Thursday and Friday with friends in
Chelsea.
Mrs. Richard Bacon OF No. Charleston.
n. H., is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. j. Eastman.
Sunday morning, Dec. 10, Rev. A. J..
Eastman will preach the third Of the series
OF sermons on "Faith, Hope, Love, These
Three At 3 p. m. MIR. Eastman will
preach in the Old City sehoolhouse. There
will be no service at the church in the
evening. Instead, union service will be
held ia the Baptist church, 10 which all
are invited. Services Sunday afternoons
at the Carpenter Hin schoolhouse have
1 been discontinued for the winter. The
Sunday school will be maintained as a
home department Sunday school during
the winter, 10 be opened again at the
sehoolhouse the third Sunday in May,
4 1906.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
sRoAp sRooN.

Mrs. Walter Jennings is added to the
sick list.
Fred Billings was in White River juno
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. L. D. Alien has been in poor health
for several weeks.
School commenced here Monday with
Della s. Preston teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Mosher left Sunday
for their home in New York city.
Ida g. Short went Saturday to Berlin,
where she is to teach this winter.
A. O. Gibson ana Gardie returned Tues
day TO their work at Bemis, y. IL.
Fay Russell and bride arrived Friday at
their home here from East Swanton.
Ira Preston and wife from Concord, n.
H., visited his brother last Thursday.
Celia Wynne of South Royalton COM
menced school Monday in A. q. Gibson s
house.
Chas Pitgin was in Quechee Monday 10
attend the funeral OF his brother, Levi
Pitkin
Edythe Mae Perkins returned TO her
home Saturday after spending fhanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Lucy d. Allen.
Florence Dow returned the first Of the
week to North Pomfret, after spending a
week with her father, Charles Dow.
True j. Allen returned Tuesday to Mont
pelier seminary, after spending his yaCa-
ttou with his mother, Mrs. Alice Allen.
Ernest G.. Burke closed his school in
District No. rs last week Wednesday, and
commenced Monday the winter term IN
No. 9, Sharon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
RoxsuRY.

A.E. Richardson visited at Geo. flints
in Braintree Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Tilden and Fred were IN
Montpelier and Randolph Saturday.
Miss Auman gave a very interesting
lecture on "Home Missions at the yestry
the first Of the week.
5. g. Butterfield and Mary were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farnsworth IN East
Granville few days last week.
Miss Hannah flanlon returned to her
school at the Flats Monday, having spent
most Of her vacation at Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs I. Kendall and Mr.. sowles
and family were at L. Webb's In East
Granville to spend Thank sgiving. Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall did not return till Sat
urday.
Mrs. +. 0. Kennedy was in Randolph
one day last week, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy were in Montpelier saturday. Mr.
Kennedy purchased team III place Of the
one he recently sold to John Smith.
Among those from out Of town who
came here to spend Thanksgiving were
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. B. Howe and Wayne and
Mr.. and Mrs. win Kerr OF Mortified,
Dudley Rice, Lou Whitney and Leda
Briggs Of Granville and Lucy Cram Of
Barre.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
SOUTH sTRAFFoRD.

Miss Blanche Judd spent Friday in
Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson were in Hanover
Friday.
ST. Frary vent to White River juno
tion Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilkins Of New York was IN town
the first of the week.
sadie Page OF Pompanoosuc visited
/ friends in town saturday.
school began in this village and neigh
/ boring districts Monday.
Daisy Livermora returned to her school
at south Royalton Monday.
George Roberts spent the last OF the
week with Mrs. Della Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts Of Thettord
/ Center were in town last week.
Mrs. Nancy Whittemore has been n
week with Mrs Jeanette Bacon.
Mary HAYES spent the Thanksgiving va
cation at home from Thetford hill.
l.. Nowlan has been confined to
the house for several days with severe
cold.
Miss Ruth Holman, who spent several
DAYS with Mrs. Orcutt recently, has re-
turned TO her home.
The first Of tie singing schools was
held 1t b. M. hall Monday evening. A
goodly number were present.
A young lady from Bristol, Vt, has been
engaged 10 teach in the grammar room,
and viii board with Mrs. Lydia circuit.
August Heckcher OF New York, presi-
dent OF the Elizabeth Copper company,
was guest Of John Judson the first Of the
week.
The soonest supper will be given at
Barrett Memorial hall Friday evening.
The contest closed with tie between the
Reds and Blues. Over one hundred new
memb ers have been added TO the Sunday
school. II Will be a pleasant occasion Tor
everyone, young and old.
The second entertainment of the win
teris series was given in B. NJ. hall satur-
day evening, 1t being along the vaudeville
line II was most enjoyable and showed
much talent. The sailors and Ministries
received repeated salyos OF applause, TO
which they graciously responded. The
reading Of the dialect selection from
"Uncle Remusn by Mr.. Tyson was OF
great merit. Miss Blanche judd gave a
violin solo, Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, aud Miss Fannie Kendall rendered
very pretty cradle song. The receipts
OF the evening were over 20.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
FAST BARNARD.

Chas. Adams is working for e. L. Miiier'
Mrs. Maria Keith is in feeble health TINS
winter.
Mrs. A. L. Waterman returned SUNDAY
to North Tunbridge.
Grace Burn am went Monday 70 SCUM
Royalton to attend the graded school,
Chas. Allen, wife and son spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Herman Aiien
and wife.
school opened here Monday win the
same teachers, Mrs. Clark ana MISS
Spaulding.
Miss Eva Perkins Of WOODSTOCK 1
teaching this winter at Turkey hollo" ana
boards at Oscar Harlow's
Miss Nina Markham viii not teach thus
winter. but will help care for Mrs. ETA
Gambell, who is very H.
Floyd Fairbanks returned Friday 70 ms
work at Wilmington AFTER visiting ms
mother, Mrs. Pennington.
Mrs. ID. j. Adams had the misfortune
recently to step on q rusty nail, causing
her 10 be quite i'll for a few days.
Bessie Adams returned Monday to the
Normal school at Randolph Center aiter
making her parents short visit.
Edward and Doris Wheeler came nome
Saturday from North Tunbridge, where
they had been to visit their grandmother.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
LITTLE ONE
ONE SOLID SORE
Covered With Scales and Scabs
From Head to Foot Doctors and
All Other Remedies Fail Skin
Now Smooth and Clear.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

Writing under date Of Sept. 7, I9o4,
Mrs. Matte Shafer, Of Cumberland,
Miss, says Some time ago l or
dered and received your wonderful
Cuticura Remedies, which | used on
my little afflicted babe with wonder
full results. / had tried many other
remedies without any benefit what
ever and Cuticura came to the rescue
when my doctors and all other rem
edies Mad failed. One doctor pro-
nouncea Z scrofula, the other eczema.
The little one Vas one solid sore, with
scales and scaGs lrom head to foot,
when / started usif.s Guticura Soap
and Ointment. The resa.t vas Won
derful, aud now my baby's ace and
body are smooth aud clear"
(Signed) Mrs. Matte Shafer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
NORTH TuNsRlpeE.

One yoke OF working oxen s years old,
0eighing about 5000 lbs. for sale by II. b.
Grant, North Tunhridge.
We have line Of Peck, Clark q Co. 3
cant hooks. long, short and medium
handles also good assortment OF axes at
the right price.
Just received, a lot OF Parker sugar loaf,
lb. butter boxes in 20 and 30-lb. crates.
Fresh canned goods Of all kinds.
Call here for your packing salt, Turk 3
ISLAND or Worcester.
Coming in a few days-more OF those
corduroy coats and pants.
See our mitten trade at Toe, per pair, 2
prs. for 25c. +. IL. ToTMAN.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon sure.
o. f. Slack and wife spent Thanksgiving
IN Warren with their daughter, Mrs. Free
man.
Mr. Prescott has rented his so-callad
cleo. Bates farm TO Mr.. Sanborn OF Nor
wich.
The village school began Monday with
the usual atte dance Of scholars The last
term teacher returned, Miss Emma Cooke
pf Mt. Holly.
There will be a box social and prone
made in Nights ball Friday evening,
dec. 3, from TO II. Ladies bring boxes
of retreshment trimmed for prizes, etc.
Robert b. Smith, who lately returned
from Texas, came to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents, G. b. Smith and wife,
leaving Monday for Winnipeg, Manitoba.
S. +. Durkee has repaired the rooms
formerly occupied by Miss Elsie Durkee
and her aged mother, and they viii now
be occupied by Miss Durkee for her
future home.
There was a family reunion at Horace
Durkee's Thanksgiving day. The whole
Sanity OF children with grandchildren Il
she number OF II were present, consisting
II Baxter Durkee aud family, Or. Ellis and
Family, Ed Brown and family with Mrs
Marion Burnham presiding. II was
pleasant occasion.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur g.. Smith Of Ar.
iinKtou, Mass, came last week 10 visit hi,
parents, returning on Monday. Tie ha
been In Georgia and other Southern state
f0t some time, and Is to sail from New
York Dec. 9th for Rio JaneiFo, $. A.
HEherC be goes IN the interests Of tn
Lombard Governor Co. and also the Nc
Gormick Turbine Water Wheel Go. From
Rio Janeiro he is 10 go inland 1900 mile
and may be gone year.