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BUSINESS CHANCES

DO YOU WANT TO INVEST $40 OR
more at 50 to 100 per cent on satlsfac-
tory security Legitimate. honest busi-
ness that pays immense profits AT 100
per cent the amount invested is returned
to you every year Write at once for full
particulars +. Foster. Suite l12, No u
William St. New York City. x3S4
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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO TAKE Up
the study OF the law at home; an un-
usual opportunity to secure a legal cdu-
cation and admission TO tho bar without
loss OF time or other sacrifice. For par
ticulars address the Sprague Correspond
ence School OF Law. 6SS Majestic building,
Detroit. Mich. sl2gi
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PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, GER
man American. going abroad seeks
companion. Object. matrimony. SIT North
Broad Philadelphia, x35l
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BY RESPONSIBLE ADULTS. COM
pletely furnished, modern housekeeping
apartment OF cottage: 4 to rooms close
IN. Address y l., Tribune.
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A BUYER FOR FURNITURE OF 4
rooms, cheap. S5s s. w. Temple x455
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ADVERTISING WORLD, COLUMBUS,
o.; monthly journal OF information.
plans, suggestions and Ideas for adver'
Using Send today for free sample or
l0c for four months trial. rlS6'
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING, WILL CALL.
Salvation Army both phones. t219l
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WILL YOU MARRY IF SUITED? MY
new plan OF private introductlons by
mail is best for particular people. Write
TO me- Walter Mcdonnell, 4s3 Madison
ST.. Chicago, xSil
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
modern conysniences; clean ana nome
like; with or without board; reasonaoi.e;
IlaVerne, 255 So. 1st West. WlsoS
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SPLENDID VIEW ~
bench. near corner OF srI
East. $40 per rod. Owner r
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WHEN IN EUREKA DON'T FORGET
will meet you at the Marble Slab Shoo
Shining parlors. /. Sam Locke at Tho
Uncle Sam 7e and rs Main st sl6ss
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wishes the acquaintance OF lady. Ad-
dress A 13, Tribune Kali
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WEIR. Sc ". 2Np SO

WEIR, So w. IND SoUu
stockholders 10-room brick; Cd
ShXl32 TT. good shade: IL
house alone is worth the 4.
for this property.
$5JO1-S-room frame, lined Ei1
bath, toilet. furnace, lot @
fine shade and fruit, tad q
500 lots. each 25xl6) H., id
s3S0-3jxli3 II. and l3 #. right N
St, near State.
sS5Ol-50N132 fl 9Th E.. near 81
SeoOO-7Ox1So IT.; Brigham, clcss
Inent paid.
s1S0-l35NlT0 It. cor. near z
and 2ud South,
st50-i0xl45 IT., near sth ". ~
S2lC0-10x10 rods; 7th So. hear
WEIR. s. " End Scsts
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COME SOUTH; OWNER OBLIGED
change climate. VIII sell on easy terms
profitable going business. Guarantee mini
mum Jobbing profit 20 per cent, retail so
per cent: March sales, $1,000. Banks wifi
tell you take II. Experience unnecessary,
Write today. Might consider part trade
Address V. II. Parks, Secretary, Houston,
Texas. W25i3
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ONE NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM.
suitable for / OF gentlemen IS per mo.
No. Q Wizards court. 9th So, bet West
Temple and lst West x49s
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WE WANT TO BUY FURNITURE AND
carpets. Fones, Bell 1895, Ind. 2255 ti67
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FOR RENT

TOUR-ROoM BRICK COTTAGE. CLOSE
TO busincs no children 6l6 so 2rd East 81,
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WANTED-S SITUATIONS

If IN NEED OF a COMPETENT BOOK
keeper or salesman In or out OF city ed-
dress A-9 Tribune; Al references. X903
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SUITE OF HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
with gas and bath 6215 Richard ST.,
half block from Main. x49G
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TWO FURN'D ROOMS, WITH OR
without board; gentlemen or couples
2l2 s. 3rd East. X45S
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TWO OR THREE PLEASANT ROOMS.
furnished for light housekeeping. Ada
dress A 2s Tribune $500
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PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, ALL
modern conyenienccs. 81 mo. lnauire
1850 First st Bell phone 31So-X. xS'o
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED

T|,Ic ~Tc-Ic>>S.1 o.IcTT pOONI FOR l.. II. X. SUI
NEE d6IS Tor" S6r two NoG ladies' $40 ilneoIn S syS
near ' cor 9th e. and 9th So ie'' Ssi
l472-Y. -----
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ELEGANT 12-ROOM MODERN. COM
pIetcly furnished home, on Brigham ST.
for months from June !: 800 per month.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co..
Phones q. Eol o MALL.
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IN BUYING OR SELLING
Ranck Real Estate n r
Both phones SOIL. Suite - !
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SALESMAN. YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character. who Is ambitious for a big
future; must be quick tactful and persist
ont with sufficient poise to be at case in
dealing with persons engaged In every
phase of commercial life; state age. OK
pcrienCe, former wages and record 10 re-
ceive consideration. Address The System
company, Chicago. dept. 6. x507
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NICE CLEAN FURNlsHEEIDo. EIo.o in: 252
rooms shade anu l"""' xSG
East 3rd South st
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WANTED-UELP

I
| IANFE-tN ENS 10 GO ~
| work Monday morning, Can Saturday
| anp sunday al 0l W. 2nu So.
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sEyEN-RM MOD BR, 97s 1sT 81, 81
$500, This house Is situated IN aoSer2 9en
desirable locality, and has every f,ip nt tho
convenience. Gail for tho keS'
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THE PLEASANTON. NO. e hENDALL
souare. handsomely furnished rooms ,
modern; close in Phone 1889 Ind, ESQ
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u iS,t ihroS, ~ " let So w1R6
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IMMEDIATELY. AN EXPERIENCED
cook. also good housemaid small fam
ily and good wages, Mrs, ]. r. Royle. ea5
T., 1st So. x51o
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4oR5 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, GOOD
location, porch, bow window, shade. etc;
Inquire 10 w 4th So. XIV
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
go South End West N"l
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FIRST CLASS ROOM. WITH OR WITH
out board, for gentleman and wife or
two gentlemen. 457 East First South.
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THREE FINE FRONT ROOMS. 69b
West 1st South. KIInball block x56S
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping Call 10 w 9Th So x5l6
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WANTED-HELP

LADIES FOR SHADOW DRAWING:
natural talent unnecessary so weekly
during summer months Mt home;
stamped envelope for particulars. Ad-
dress Bureau OF Commercial Art. 1917 In
diana owe, Chicago. xSSi
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. BAIa'
modern. Ind. sZT7. AIS 80 w r75i
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BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT, EN-
perienccd. all-round Once and business
man, as bookkeeper collector salesman,
in or out city; moderate salary, refer
cnccs. Address A-lo Tribune. %il9
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING co
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co. Both
phones 23S. Nl6
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WANTED-AGENTS

ACTIVE MEN WANTED IN EACH
county to exhibit, demonstrate ond ad-
yertlsc staple line; salary SIS weekly, So
per day for expenses; no capital required,
honesty and sobricty more essential than
experience. National Co, 720 Chestnut st,
pnIladelphIa w2lS5
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
3rd So. st. v-ot
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A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
modern SIC T. 3rd So x"H'
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BOARD AND ROOM

| FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOUSE. CT OSE
in. private family LOT No. State va
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TWO NICE, LARGE. AIRY ROOMS
for housekeeping 165 f. End South ct
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YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
clerk In any kind OF store. is good sales
lady. Address A II Tribune. N5i6
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL HISTORY
OF the terrible San Francisco earth
quake. Nearly ten thousand men women
ard children Derishcd Property loss five
hundred millions. Greatest calamity in
the history Of our country. WIFI outsell
Galveston, Mckinley and oil other sensn-
TO agents, outnt free. Ferguson Publishing
company 10103 Fifth. Cincinnati O 1852
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modern: private family. syar,, ! ~ ~
ntst class. Independent phone 100. '5ls ns
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WOMEN TO DO WASHING "a 9TH


WOMAN WANTED AT IMPERIAL. HO-
tel to wash lace curtains and cook, good
wages. x524
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HAT FACTORY

HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED AND RE-
modelled. Utah Hat Factory. 2A So
Main. Ind. Pho1o 1889. y15
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
2l9 West 3rd So
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOB GESNTEl66 Isl NoIl6
men. e l. and bath. ~ H. l'' x2I7
Bell phone 200.
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furnace ASI Az ~ H2S9
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HoUSToN REAL ESTATE NV C1S;s;, y,,Sss,
Zones n. 25l 50. Main. "-ool
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BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY An
expert Fred Taylor. "a E. lst So
Phone 1SIl-X ti7ii
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nENI "a, ALL MAKES. TYPE
writer Exchange. 62 w. Ind So. r,ioo
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BY COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED
lady. position to keep house or cook I'm
small family. 5l6 SO. State. xZSS
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BY EXPERIENCED LADY STEHOG-
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TWO GIRLS 10 WORK IN FAMILY OF
three. one as cook, other AS chambcr-
maid, references; SieSei, 10 last lnd
south. ks
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PART OF MODERN HOUSE, FSR-
G4G So Afain N17l
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NICE FRONT RMS AND HOUsEkEE1ip
inz rms with bath, single or ch t5s5,,
at tho Manhattan, 2S7 w. 1st So. tEZ'e
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Sale, supper and Entertainment.

The ladies' Of the Church Of the Good
shepherd will have sale of domestic
articles aud homemade candy, and will
also serve supper Thursday afternoon
and evening, December 6, The sale be-
gins at 3 ia the afternoon. From TO
IA they will serve supper that will con
sist Of baked beans and hot brown bread
and butter, cold meat and hot rolls, Pic
xles, plain doughnuts, all kinds Of cake,
tea and coffee. Following the supper
an entertainment win be presented by
tho young people. II you want to see
"a typical college room. come Thursday
evening at eight O'clock Barre Young
people are quite as up-to-date as the
college sports" and they viii give the
drama called "A Glass Day Conspiracy
with the true college snap and fire, I'M
der the direction Of Miss Christine Lewis.
The east
Tom Vernon, senior at Harvard $3.50,
~... ..a....a....... Ralph Gilbegtson
Dick Eliot, senior at Harvard
.,.............. Morris White
Mrs Lee, Dicks and Moilie's aunt,
...,. 4.............. Mildred Holt
Molie Eliot. Dicks sister, .......
............... Maude ColbuTn
Edith Wilson, Mollie's friend, -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Amy Williams
Admission, zoe at the door, supper t5c.
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has got 70 practice his profession to get
a living.
BEING Of THE GROUND MOOR.

BEING OF THE GROUND FLOOR.
The Gazette dolls It's hat TO Judge
Taylor His most intimate friends had
not the least suspicion that "Will" Iay
Tor would return 70 us Judge, though
his qualifications were never questioned.
The news OF his election and his strength
shown against some of the older and
most capable men in the state was not
only received with surprise but with
qualification BY his friends and towns
people, HardwiclS Gazette.
Without attempting to disparage the
ability Of Judge Taylor or to gainsay
his popularity, one must admit that
much 81 the success Of his candidacy was
due to the fact that he was IN the hands
OF his co-workers How can man Of
a likable disposition, and recognized as
a strong man withal, be turned down
By bis associates II il, TO use slang
but expressive phrase, worth good deal
to be Sin on the ground floor when any
thing Of this nature is protected. In
casting about for candidate to fill the
position made possible by the reorgan.
lied Judiciary the legislators naturally
turned their eyes toward their own
ranks. Senator Taylor was accorded
the distinction Of being one Of the lead
ing lawyers Of the assembly, and being
a member OF the upper branch Of the
Legislature and coming from county
which deserved recognition, It was only
natural that he should be chosen as a
candidate. Therefore he went before the
joint assembly of the two houses with a
strong backing which those outside that
body and those beyond the pale Of polit
ical ascendency in Vermont were not
able to muster. On the first ballot he
led, and on each subsequent ballot he
led, including the decisive cast TX.
Governor Stickncy bad good support: So
did Former Lieutenant Governor Zed S.
Stanton at the start, while John II.
Senter drew the Democratic strength Of
the assembly, Of which he was also a
member. Had either Mr. Stickney or
Mr.. Stanton been member of the leg
islature we doubt not that they might
have drawn much greater support,
simply through the value Of aequain.
tance. This is an understood fact, and
it happens ia All cases, whether in the
election ofsa judge, an attorney general,
or what not II was not peculiar to
Judge Taylor's case. The ground floor
man has the best of it,
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We will sell public auction the Newman farm situated
about two and one-half miles from Washington
village, the Chelsea road, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1906, At u O'CLOCK NOON,

Thirty Cows and four Yearng Several Of these cows are
mch and about 20 due to cave very soon Several
FINE GRADE HOLSTEINS and the remainder are
Jerseys Durhams and Ayrshes These Cows are all young
and will make fine dairy cows. Sale positive Bankabe
paper accepted. SLOCUM BROTHERS.
FRANK ACKERMAN Auc'r.
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THEIR woRK APPREcIArEp.


Williamstown Correspondent Of Mont
pelier Waterman Writes as Follows.
We congratulate ourselves that. with
the entertainment courses iii years
past, we have had opportunities for
hearing some pretty fine things But
il there have been better vocal musical
entertainments, than tile one given here
last week Friday evening by the Schu-
mann Ladies' Quartette Of Barre city,
proyement society, they have been
altogether too rare. II was simply
beautiful and most delightful The
Quaitette consists Of Mrs. r. NJ Braley.
Mrs. Willis II. Gale and Misses Maud
Harris and Emma Phelps Mrs j. ii.
Lynde presided az the plane Their
music was warmly appreciated and drew
forth hearty applause. Bad roads and
some other circumstances conspired 10
much smaller audience than should
have been in attendance, but let them
be heard here III the future with every
thing favoring and then-see IL this
quartette only had the hall mark Of
Boston" instead of Barre Gus big ii
@hub. bulb az Barre is capable Oh the
steed might 10 faster and further al
first. We don't know all what engage
mcnts these ladies are open Co, and we
are too ancient scribe now to press
the question to them, But we do say
that, If our individual opinion il to be
taken, the society, or club o. com-
munity, within the range 81 our "fre"
will not 20 amiss in securing one Of
their entertainments. (And to those Of
lean purses, wouldn't il be good idea
to do this before they 9get their names
up ''too high"
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RANDOLPH.

Two hundred people were entertained
Thursday at THANKSGIVING dinner
given BY the members Of TIE Rochester
club. IN Edson's hall. The dinner was
served at 1880 p. M, and was followed
BY musical programme and most
ENJOYABLE social hour.
Miss Hanna Price returned yesterday
after weeks visit with relatives IN
Hardwick
Scion Vail and Fred Copeland are
spending the Thanksgiving recess from
their studies at Dartmouth college at
their homes
Lyndon Thomas Of Barre Is making
few days visit here with friends.
George Pratt, who escaped from the
lookup Wednesday evening, spent a
part Of the day at his home south Of
the village Thursday but did not wait
for the officers, who called for him
later that day, and is still enjoying
his liberty.
Fred +. Bryan OF Waterbury Center
spent the holiday with friends here and
returned home yesterday
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The burden OF proof to explain Brat
tleboro's official toploftiness is now
thrown on the lawyers Of that village
by The Phoenix, as follows, ~At the
present time Lawyer Martin is judge
Of the United States courts, Lawyer ~
Ter is Judge Of the Vermont supreme
court, Lawyer Waterman is judge Of
the Vermont superior court. Lawyer
Schwenk Is booked for judgesbip Of the
probate court, Lawyer Haskins Is repre-
sentative in Congress, Lawyer Fits Is
attorney general of the state, Lawyer
Stowe is referee in bankruptcy, Lawyer
Bacon states attorney elect, Lawyer
Gibson i town representative, Lawyer
Hooker Is chairman OF the board OF
selectmen, Lawyer Waterman (Jr) is
but recently out Of government po-
sition in Washington and The office Of
register Of probate which Lawyer
Schwenk now holds win go to some
other lawyer" The contemporary be-
comes so unkind as TO say that there
Is rumor that. Brattleboro lawyer
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Frank Hopkins had the misfortune TO
lose one Of his work horses yesterday.
It dropped dead while IN the woods at
work.
Mrs. Edwin Hall spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Lyons Of Waterbury,
Ray and Roscoe Lynde with two
friends spent Thanksgiving with their
parents
Glen McAllister returned yesterday 20
the Albany business college 10 com
plete his course,
Miss Mary Savery spent Thanksgiy.
ing with friends IN White RIVER June
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall Of
Breintree are visiting friends here
Harlie Martin IF Barre visited friends
here Thanksgiving, returning 70 IFS
home yesterday
Miss H0Tsf0rd and DR. Watson Nefe
called to Barre last evening by the I'LL
ness Of Miss Phoebe EIorsfotd. who Ii
attending school AZ Goddard seminary
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State Forestry Commissioner Ernest
Hitchcock Of Pittsford says that farmers
show poor Judgment in cutting down
their young spruce trees for Christmas
purposes the Farmer sells them for five
cents apiece and the trees bring from rs
cents to ~ each IN the large cities If
the trees arc to be cut down at all.
tho Vermont farmers ought to get some.
where near the market price for them
Instead Of the ridiculously small figure
how received.
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The young man charged with Staying
a girl testified that he had swum in the
Pacific ocean vet did not try to save
the girl when She tipped out Of the boat
in small lake in the state Of New
York. Instead, he swan ashore himself
and left the girl to her fate. He is
the same young man who registered at
several hotels under fictitious name,
while he registered the girls correct
name. A young man Of courage, in
deed
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GRANTTEvTLLE.

Remember the social dance at Miles
hall tonight First class music fur
nished. Dancing from 9;a0 until I2.
Dancing school from 1880 until 9;3O
under the instruction Of Prof. Nichols.
Ladies free to both dancing school and
dance, Good time assured for all. Adj
mission TO dance so cents.
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Guilty Of Poisoning Cattle.

Rutland, Dec. 1.--James r. Hadley.
aged 70, was found guilty late yester
day afternoon by Rutland county
court jury Of poisoning cattle and com
mitted to jail. Sentence was deferred.
The testimony of various witnesses
showed that Hadley had threatened to
kin the cattle Of Hollis Merrill.if they
we're not kept in bounds. He was seen
with paris green at the store. Later
poison was faund on the ground where
the cattle could get il.
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IT was startling to hear Of the death
Of the president 81 a railroad IN wreck
on his own road, al President Spencer
of the Southern r. r. died IN Virginia
Thursday. Perhaps the accident may
lead to more positive steps toward pre-
venting repetition Of the terrible at
fair.
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The last leaf Of the calendar.
The turkey has been getting his re
venge for the past two days.

There was one reason for giving thanks
III Washington county that was over
looked; that was the fact that the com-
ty jail held only one prisoner over the
feast day--something extraordinary