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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11
FIERCE STORM IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Many Buildings Wrecked, One
Man Killed, Several Per-
sons Badly Hurt.
BURNED DISTRICT Is
NEARLY RAZED TO GROUND
Damage Is Very Heavy: Build
ings Under Construction
Suffer Most.

san FRANCISCO. Dec. 10.-A
southeast gale sweeping along the coast
at registered velocity of forty eight
miles an hour today resulted in the
death OF one man in San Francisco and
in the severe injury of several others.
Shipping in the harbor was damaged
considerably, and IN all quarters of the
city totteriDg walls were buried 10 the
ground blocking streets aud interrupt
ing traffic. Owing To damage from
falling walls street car service was en-
tirely suspended for time, and IL is
said at the company's Office that il the
gale continues no cars will be operated
through the burned district.
John Rynhurt, a laborer, employed at
the corner of Stockton and Broadway
streets, was caught under falling
wall and was taken ont dead, One Of
his companions, Adrian Esniol, was so
severely injured that hls life is de-
SPARED Of
In every section Of the burned dis
trict ruins were razcd, and that no
more deaths were recorded is consid
cred remarkable.
Two frame houses. one at the corner
of Washington and Leavenworth
streets, the other near Leavenworth
and Broadway, were leveled by the
gale. and numerous chimnevs were
blown into the streets. The Burnett
school was unroofed, and the roof of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11
ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Star Consolidated Mining COMPANY. min.
eipsl place OF business, Salt Lake City ttah
the board OF directors, held on tho i7th dsv
OF November. 1905, an assessment OF thrss
81 cents Per share was levied on the capital
fore the goth day of December. 1905 10
w Bateman. secretary, at 80 South N,;n
street, Salt Lake City, Utah Any stooh
upon winch this assessment may remain mn.
paid on the 2oth day Of December, Ieos iii
be delinquent and advertised for sale AZ ,nh
nc auction. and unless payment is made he
lso7. st p. m. to pay the delinouent "a,
sessment together with tho cost of advsu;s.
Ing and expense of sale es'
w. J. BATEMAN. secretary.
sAit Lake City, Utah. November In ibos
e17S1
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King of All Cough Medicines.

Mr. f. G.. Case, mail carrier Of Can
ton Center, Conn, who has been in the
L. S Service for about sixteen years,
says: I'VE have tried many cough med
icincs for Group, but Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy is king of all and one
TO be relied upon every time. We also
find it the best remedy for coughs and
colds, giving certain results and leav.
ing no bad after effects We are never
without it In the house" For sale by
all leading Druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11
AN IDEAL GIFT

Include savings account
pass book, showing tho initial
deposit. among your Christmas
gifts.
This Is gift Of real and
lasting benefit. and nothing
could be more practical or bet
ter convey the well-wishes OF the
donor.
1t Ia an Ideal gift FOR a child.
A gift OF this kind means that
you are Interested in the future
ms we'll as the present welfare
and happiness of the recipient.
Why not make a gift OF this
kind and make someone dear 10
you happy Christmas morning?
UTAH SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,
$50 Main Street.
The Bank that pays Four per
cent
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FOE SALE-REAL ESTATE

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
IL ". 2d South ST.
While the big deals OF the past ten
days have engaged the attention OF the
general public. there are some smaller
properties that common, everyday people,
with less money. can pick up. We offer
for short time.
200 Per foot, Sd So. ct, west. worth
s 20 per foot. two choice tracts on lst
West. south Of I'd South,
800 per foot, desirable 3D. South cor
s As per IT.. choice Sd West St. track
age.
$ $50 per IT.. q small lot on Main, bet
SO per f.. tsi Il. on STATE s..
5 los per IT,, 41& IT,; on State ST.
-REsIDENCEs-
Substantial e-rm. brick house. No bet
ter location In the city for r r man.
WIN go very cheap this week. Call for
particulars.
s 15oo-s25ixl4o IT,, good brick house, on
Rio Grande ave. 5000 cash.
225o--S-rm, modern. on 9Th North st
Lot 55xse; close TO new shops.
s 22oo-1oox125 TT, York St, s-rm. house.
Good repair: easy terms
5 4o0o-Desirable 6-rm. modern brick on
9th East st. Good terms.
s 200o--5room modern cottage; s. e,
: $3.50 broom modern; new; n. f.
bench.
5 275o-5-room modern. D st. Built
for n Home"
$ 3ooo-5room modern. st. East
front
$ 3oo0-5-ro modern, 18th East. "A
Good Thing
One Of the most desirable
homes on East LIST South St
Modern in every respect; ee
CANT mantelss CRATES and
electric fixtures, Terms 10
suit. Any weil-to-do citizen,
looking for comfortable
home, will hnd II here.
ALSO-Many other bargains IN va
can't lots, business and prospective busi-
ness property See us before buying.
'DRoP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
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HOMES.
s 1100-Near 9Th So. and w. Temple.
i-room cottage In good condition,
With fine barn. easy terms.
S 1865 room. pantry closets. shed and
chicken coops S13 s 1st West.
y great bargain
$ 26o0-Nice i-room brick with bath
room and pantry; on Capitol fIll.
facing on two streets.
2i50-5-room mod, cement cellar, on
best part OF lst ST. You can't
beat this for price.
s 3s5O-Beautiful 6-room mod. two
story brick. corner Cd and S
Furnace, cement cellar Moth
ing better on the bench.
S 35oo-Mod s-room on 9Th So. close
in. Nearly new Terms.
Brigham ST. facing south. Groom mod
brick. furnace. 70xl65 feet. A
great snap. $40, 600
WILSON SHERMAN CO.
o. ". 81 Sc Tel. 1872
1890
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s1aooa5-RM F, S, E., 5000 DOWN
.S23oo..0-rm. B.. f. side. s4o0 down.
S2600-6-rm- mod. b, T. side. $500 down
S2I50-7-rm. mod. b. S. E. $3.50 down
s220o-7-rm, mod. b., S. E., s4oO down,
Sl350-4-room B., s. w, s1o0 down
s200o-4-room b. West S, 5000 down.
$2200-4-room mod B.. West s, $3.50
down.
S5500-6-acre farm. all In fruit; good
house and outbuildngs
s6o0o-1o-acre farm. S. E.. good buildings.
S5000-6-acre farm, on State, 7-rm, brick
house and outbuildings.
a. FL Outright. rooms IL and IL Eagle
block. fSsT
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RODS AND GOOD 5-RooM BRICK.
so. FRONT, 3RD sT.-$2400.
HERE IS A BARGAIN: GOOD. MOD,
I-ROOM BRICK. so. FRONT, End ST
$4,000.
7-RooM BRICK, ) BLOCKS FROM P.
o. EASY TERMS.-s3500,
STILL HAVE A BUS. BLOCK THAT
WILL PAY & PER CENT NET ON THE
PRICE-s340 PER FOOT.
A FINE PIECE OF Of VACANT ON 1sr
WEST sT.-$75 PER FOOT.
10 ACRES OF NICE SMOOTH LAND
AT THE MOUTH OF FARLEY S CAN
YON-s1200.
NICE LOTS ON q PERKINS, ADD,
EACH-s200.
in. COURTNEY = so5 $. W. TEMPLE
ST. 1919
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

c-->~~~~-~--~~~~~-o
KELSEY & GILLESPIE HAVE HAD a
number OF BONA FiDE" sNLEs-inot
option deals). AT FAIR MARKET
PRICES, from point of view buyer
and seller.
NOTE OF WARNING to property
oTners; USfII rs, pony go Wild on prices. as you
speculators out OF the market.
The following list is bu. small sample
OF our large list at but little advance OF
old time prices;
5000 per front foot 2sH1s5 feet near
Valley house. So. Temple st.
$3.50 per foot-50xIs5 IT. Ga corD. near
5th So and State SITS.
s275 per foot-lot ssxi5o IT. TO alley
(improved), LIST So, near State st
s725 per foot-52xls6 II. on State St.
north Knutsford hotel (The only piece
in that locality for less than 5000 per
foot.)
s11o0 per foot-55x1s5 II. (improvcd).
bringing $4,000 per year: State near 2nd
So ct.
$4,000 Gold price)-3axi32 H.. with
mod. 3-stoTy pr. brick business blk "a
corner), 2nd So. half blk. east OF Main
street.
$3.50 per foot-38x165 IT,. - blks. from
biz, West 1sI So. ST.
s42.500-Ruys 165x330 It OF biz. 'front.'
age next TO business corner. 2nd So. at;
cheap.
5000 per foot-For a corner olks.
from business. Srd So St, west. (The
new depot street
$3.50 per foot-6exls5 H. half blk. from
p o., on Main bet. 4th and 9Th So. SITS,
$3.50 per foot-Cor. OF End So. and 2nd
West SITS.
Flat sires-Brig.. fst and 2nd So. sts.
$40. 000-Will the next few DAYS buy a
splendid home. rms. lot 66xl66 IT., so.
front, East Brigham st, close In; the lot
alone worth the asking price.
s45oO-Buys the nobbiest home site on
the market. S2aX165 IT., cor. A and 4th
streets.
s575-Lot 42x15o TO alley. sth So. and
4th East sIs.
We have the closest and cheapest
wholesale and trackage property on the
market
Kelsey & Gillespie, % f. LIST So, st.
1924
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11
SAVAGE ATTACK ON
GREATEST INDUSTRY

Greater Salt Lake has no
more relentless foe than the Off
> cial organ Of Joseph T. Smith.
: Smith hates the mines, and he
; hates the smelters, because
; these industries dc not contrib
ute TO the gratifying of his
; greed. Here is how the Deseret
: News attacked the smelters on
October 3, 1904:
: 1.-THE people Of Salt Lake
: City are waking up to the real
; ization of the trouble of which
; our cousins out in the country
: are complaining"
: 1.-THE fact is, this smelter
SMOKE will have to go; there Is
no mistake about that If the
THEY WILL HAVE TO
CLOSE UP"
"'If the companies that con.
troll those works Will not or
cannot dispose Of the poisonous
metallic fumes that pour out of
their smoke-stacks, THE FIRES
WILL HAVE TO BE BANKED
AND THE NUISANCE SUP
: PRESSED"
1--WE join with those Of our
citizens who intend that this
beautiful part Of our lovely
: State shall not be laid waste,
even if the only cure Is the
; SUPPRESSION OF THE DE.
STROYING CAUSE. This NAV
as well be understood first as
last. Unless practical measures
are adopted to abate the evil.
active proceedings will have 10
be taken and pushed 20 the ut
most, TO REMOVE ENTIRE.
LY THE ROOT AND BRANCH
AND TRUNK AND BODY OF
THIS TREE OF DESTRUC-
TON"
Do the people Of Salt Lake
: City endorse this destructive
advice? Do Salt Lakers approve
Of the wholesale demand OF the
organ Of Joseph F. Smith that
the smelters be removed, root
and branch, and the fires
banked2
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SEARS INy'T CO.,
55 w. 2nd South.
We have n fine piece OF trackage close
in, 99Xl65 feet, for sale at sacrifice
Are YOU looking for a home? We can
suit you. We have them from $500 up
10 $50, 900.
We have a snap OH State st, 500 a
foot under the market
Corner west on 3rd SO. We can sell
for $3.50 foot.
Corner Main ST.. pays 10 per cent
net on the investment, now Sl6eO0
Vacant lots In all parts city, $50 up
See and we Will make you some
money sure.
SEARS INv'T. CO,
90 W. End South. 1873
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SNAPS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
On First West bet Main and West
Temple. Good renting property at $500
per foot.
On 5th West near I'd South, esx1s5
feet $4,000.
state ST. near 9TH South, 500 per IT.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN HOMES.
broom pressed brick, new. with bath,
toilet elect. It's cellar, ETC.. Best resi-
dence section: northeast-S32oU-
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE HAVE HAD a
number OF BONA FiDE" sILEs-lnot
option deals). AT FAIR MARKET
PRICES, from a point OF view buyer
and seller.
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Groom modern brick for-s2s5o.

An extra we'll built and strictly up-to
date modern pressed brick, with lot 40:
i67 feet-ssl56. Must be seen to be ap
preciated.
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a NOTE OF WARNING to property
owners, Don't go wild on prices. az you
VIII run the investor, as we'll rs the
speculators out OF the market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11

Good e-roorn house. with bath. etc. SC
Eaet-s25b0, $500 cash, balance ~
monthly,
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TT PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
IL ". 2d South ST.

While the big deals OF the past ter
days have engaged the attention OF thu
general public. there are some smalle
properties that common. everyday people
with less money, can pick up. We one
for o short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11

Real Estate Mortgages Bought and Sold;
Also high class Stocks and Bonds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11

ALSO-Many other bargains IN va
can't lots, business and prospective busf-
ness property. See us before buying.
DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11

The following list is bu: small sample
OF our large list at but little advance OF
old time prices;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11

Large 4-room brick, with summer Kit en-
en-, and LOT 39ixl32 feet, near X " "
depot-Sl600
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s750o
One Of the most desirable
homes on East 1st South ST.
Modern in every respect; ele-
CANT mantelss CRATES and
electric fixtures. Terms to
suit. Any well-to-do citizen.
looking for comfortable
home, will find II here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
I'M NEW YORK.

There are eighteen false alarms 10
each 200 fires Id New York city, and
the average loss at fire IL 5000.
1t is not the window displays Of goods
that always attract women in shopping
districts Windows with properly ad-
justed mirrors draw the most specta-
tors
4 Broadway II the largest, brightest
most varied and most valuable COM
mercial thoroughfarc in the world ex-
tending for fifteen miles and offering
for sale every variety OF property
known to trade
New York vehicle drivers ire gaining
the reputation OF heing the most care
less III the world for observation shows
that about IS per cent do not recognize
the legal right Of way possessed by Pc
destrians at crossings, New York
World.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27

FOR SALE-.A black walnut. marble top
chamber set Inquire Al Al Park street. Up
stairs lift
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
WAS THROUGH WITH POKER.
Uncle Rastus Tells Young Men How
Game II Played.


"What's pokerT, echoed Uncle Ras-
tus as he turned on Che young man
who had innocently asked the ques-
ton. Say, boy. you jest percolate dc
consangulniy and don't nebber fool
around wild no game Of poker, If II
hadn't been for De game OF poker I'd
have had brick hoase and fo'tccn
nevis to console my ole aige"
but how does dey play de game r
persisted the young man.
How does dey? We'll sab, poker am
played wild keerds. You deal out 1--WE
and look mighty wise while sou am
doin IT, IL You don't like what you
git you frow EN- AWAY and call for
some mo-. Den you diskiber dat you
has three aces In your hand, and your
heart jumps right into your mouf.
You has got $40 In your pocket. and
you keerlessly observe dat you will bet
1t on your hand. De odder party am
fool 'nuff TO butt In. He sees you aud
goes ten better You don't want To
be riz out OF de game. and you do want
TO take fell outer dat man. and so
you put up your watch, your dimun
pin, your dawg, your mewl and your
wheelbarrer Dat odder chap am only
blufiirl', but you am dar to stay
How kin you tell dat he am only
blufiin'?7
You have what they calls bunch.
He sees you till dar am muffin mo- to
put up on either side, aud den you emil
his. band and start to rake In de pot"
And sunthin' happensT
"Sunthin' does, young man OATS
whar de sagacity Of de cumulashun
comes in. Three aces orter rake IN dat
pot. but ID odder party happens to
have TO- kings and You don't rake.
You am 6dn cleaned out knocked
down sent to de porehousc for de rest
OF your days"
And 80 you don't play poker no
NOR
Not any for me, sab. If I had my
life to lib ober again I might tackle
cyclones. whlrlwlnds. earthquakes and
redhot stoves, but you kin jes' gamble
dat de pomposlty OF de combInashun
wouldn't elucldate dis individual to
pcrnmbulate around wild no game Of
pokerr- Chicago News.
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EDITORIAL FILINGS.

The solution of the servant problem
Is publicity. Public servants never quit.
Kansas City Times
1t Is rather surprising that none Of
the correspondence schools have under
tnlen to teach canal digging by MALL
Washington Post
Paul Jones has been discovered by
some people to be fake. How glad
the British admiralty would have been
If it could have found that out 1870
years ago.. New York Mail.
Are you a euphaglst? This is a new
sect whose adherents refuse to take
eating seriously" A good many re-
eruits might be found in American
boarding houses. Boston Globe.
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The Great sIeepers.


Great men sleep less most Of them,
than the eumbrous farm hand Ma
poieon, according to easily beguiled bio.
graphers, was content for years with
four or five hours a day. But Descartes
slept ten hours every night, Kant had 10
be routed from bed with sponge Of
cold water and Montague lived in his
nightcap.
4 serious minded person inquiries,
Why do we sleep? To rest. But why
to rest? Our hearts do not suspend ac-
ton to rest, at least not occasionally.
Our lungs either. There ii d mystery
III this simple subject, sleep, aud the
thoughtful English, brilliant French,
solemn German, simple Russian, scntilt
lating Italian scientists have failed TO
explain more than the munmery, the
yawas and dropping, the closed eyes and
stentorious tones,
Why do We Sleep The souls uncon-
seriousness, writer in the London Spec
tator surmises, IS necessary 10 our
(noral or mental) we'll being. IT i a
naive idea; but are dreams provided as
well for our cdifIcation and If SO, why
should pie, prosaic mince o. poetic
cherry, IN too grave quantities provoke
strange elfs and monsters
What OF the curtain drawn about the
world, and of the dramas and the trage
dies crowded on the narrow stage Of
tlreamsg In thoughts from visions Of
the night, when deep sleep fallcth On
men, fear came upon me, and trembling
which made all my bones to shake. Then
spirit passed before By face; the hair
of my flesh stood up" What be these
visions OF the night that job. too, saw,
and whence these transient woundsg
III this wan hordeiland, where wan
ders every man ~ quietly, there are
mysteries vet untold il there no mes
sage Of tiiemg Chicago Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27

: TANTRD--Six carpenters 70 10 ready ID ri
20 work Monday morning ~ East Barre. Apply
tc Henry Bisson East Barre. 67tf
WANrED--l50 stone cutters at Mortified on
building work. $500 70 $500 a day. +. y.
Ellis Granite Co. III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
TO RENT

TO RENT Cheap. f0ur good rooms. furnished
y unfumished. Apply at Branch 81. 97ti
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY CO.
Corrected to July /. 1000.

Corrected 10 July /. 1896
Passenger Trains leave Barre as follows;
1901 Mfdnfght- Daily. Boston, Spring
field and New York night express. sleep
ing cars Montpelier Junction 20 Boston and
Springfield. Saturday night trim has no
connection for New York; Connects at
Montpelier with train leaving az $50 a. In
for Montreal and the West
400 a. m.-week Days Only for VIII
Jamestown.
7.55 a. M = Week Days Local for Burling-
ton, st. Adams and Montreal
7.55 "a. m = Week Days Only. Connectsat
Montpelier junction with mail train for
Boeton Springfield and New York. Parlof.
car Montpelier Junction to New York with.
out change,
$50 a. m. sunday Only. Newspaper
train for Burlington and 81 Adams.
it.sHa. m. New England states Limited.
Daily. Boston. springfield, New York and
New London fast express Cafe parlur car
MONTPELIER junction TO Boston. Meals
served IN carte. parlor car Montpelier
junction 70 Springfield,
/ 30 D. m.-week Days Only. For VIII
Jamestown.
q. 10 y m. Week Days only. Mail train
Tor Burlington. ~. Alhans, Cambridge
Junction, UgdensbuIg, Richford and Mon
treal rarlor car 70 Montreal from Mont-
peler Junction,
AIS D. m.-week Days Only. For will
Jamestown.
5 40 D. M Daily. new England states
Junction to Montreal Meals served Ia
carte. Pullman sleeper TO Chicago.
so D m. Week Days Only. white Riv-
er junction and New York. Passenger.
Sleeping car Montpelier Junction 70 New
York without change. except saturday
90 o. un.-sundaY Only. White River
Junction and New York Passenger. Sleep.
ing car Montpelier Junction 10 New York
without change rs
Trains reach Montpelier abont % minutes AZ
ter leaving Barre.
G. G. JONES. =. +. BENTLEY,
General Manager. Gen. PaAs. AgI
}. q. ADAMS, Agent, Barre W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
Agents Wanted.

We want the caIfskins, hides, sheep
pelts, tallow, bones, etc, collected in
your vicinity.
Can't you arrange 10 purchase these
goods for us this spring. We will fur
nish the cash with which to buy; We
will also furnish tags, advice sheets,
taking on directions, cloth posters to
enable you 70 advertise the business,
etc, etc.
We pay highest cash prices and keep
our customers thoroughly posted on the
condition of the market and pay the
freight.
TO anyone writing ms and mention
ing this paper we viii mail full particn-
lars. Address Carroll s. Page, Hyde
Park, Vt.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FARMS LOCATED NEAR. BARRE--Iook
this list over. We never were as well situated
to give yen your moneys worth on farms near
now. These have Just been placed with rs for
immediate sale W
Farm with Il Set Of Buildings that will salt
you. Contains IuS acres of land Iillage " "
high state Of cultivation, and IL very easy %
TIL Pastglrage Is especially COED, aiA cAn Z Y
be pl0wed. Plcnty OF wood. Place Mlii winter
80 TO 40 head of stock and team and pasture
about % cows. We won't Try % describe the
buildings, only to say that they will snit YOU.
House contains ID rooms, and barn if clap
boarded and painted with basement We want
~ show Won photograph, which VIII give You
better idea ot the buildings. Ffiee w oOv.
There Il a large income from this farm. lVId
a place with all the advantages 1T city prop
efty, and yet little outside just far enough I
IL miles from city on X. IT, y. route. y, y.
telephone IN buildings. Hot and cold water
connections 10 sinks. wash bOwis and bath.
There IRE 70 acres of good productSye land and
the place viii keep 10 cows and team. tpod To-
room house in best az condition, Hard wood
floors IN part Of rooms and hard wood hnish,
Fire-place in parl0r. Baths are elaph0arded
and painted in fIge shape. This is,a bargain AZ
the price $4,000. Iet as show ssoH photo
graph of buildings i03tf
A ii3ie stock farm ~ miles from city This
place VIII winter ~ head on stock and Summer
nearly fls many. Contains 10 Acres, suitably
divided. Fine sugar hHsitof 900 NAPLES, extra
fine fruit orchard. Nice buildings. Barn II
~ y nv Anu mas Nfl*e IN at game emit illele
is q fine basement and barn Is clapboarded aud
painted Good siio, ig-ruon house arranged
FOR two families. This place Is located near
school. on 4 good road and Dear neighDors,
Price So roo which, will probably iiciuefe soina
personal property. WE have a photograph ~
buildings al dur Uttlne j07tf
We hasG another extra fine farm only tnilc
from this city. especially weil located, which
viii glif about lf0 toms 81 hay Large modern
barn, over lt0 fest long Good House. This
placewill We worth s100Ooiii few gears. Price,
only 5000. 1916
y. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms Band
o. Gordon BDfk Barre Nts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
Hermit,s body found.

Milton. July &c. The body Of John
Wells, an aged hermit. was found ia
bed at his home here yesterday after
noon. He had probably been dead for
several days as he was last seen on
Sunday evening. No inquest was held
as it was decided that death was due to
natural causes.