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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
HELP WANTED-MALE


DO you Want POSTPONE
If you are capable of handling good-paying
position would advise YOU to write us at once.
There is n demand now fCr competent help.
We give below few Of the many positions
now On our books: =.
Lumber FoUkkeeper capable OF taking charge
Assistant bookkeeoer, in a lumber office
ST2o.
German cashier for an established North
Dakota bank; chance to take stock later
Salary, $500 to Sl.2O0.
GERMAN assistant cashier North Dakota
bank. ,s ~-.t
Bookkecper for Minnesota general store
$50. 1'1 -,
Bookkceper and stenographerli machinery
business South Dak0ta-$65. va
Bookkeeper and stenographer 2, and clerk
general store, North Dakota--S30: 4. 81
Bookkeeper for lumber firm, Montana
81 200. 2 a.r., ;.
> Stenoerapher ard bill clerk, experienced in
sash and dcors--$60 a
Stenographer fer lumber firm, Iowa-S6o
German clerk who can trim l windows Van, ana
sell goods. fine opening in North DAKOTA
general store-$75. ) 81
Hardware clerk who can do timing; Ger
man preferred: locatfon near Mi5lnea pol1S--S6S
for Montana town OF 3:oc0--$To to AL man
Manager of implement house, good, town
North Dakota-ST5.
, Al Implement salesman to sell dealers II
North Dakota; q fine opening for mgh-Srade
mall-S1. 600 to 81 ,2000.
Scandinavian implement salesman to take
charge of department in growing Mlnnesota
town-$65.
North DakotG--S75 70 SLIGO,
Five yard managers for South Dakota
So to SIS.
Setter t.,r Montana-ss5 90, per % day w. oar
Grader for Montana sawm1ll-S3 per day.
S. A. MorawetZ & Co,
J0O~5nl Kasotu Bldg, Minneapolis.
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HA2GoODS.
Hangoods Deals IN Capable Men.

Under our plan of operation each MEM.
Der receives individual attention i'll the
department having special charge OF the
class of position he is htted to fill. II
you are capable man. we can market
your ability to the best advantage.
Write or call for full particulars. We
give below few good positions which
must BE- filled at once.
Window trimmer and card = writer for
house furnishing concern on Pacific
coast; must be experienced, in city
store: salary. 81 .2OO-$1. SEQ.
Bookkeeper and stenographer for bank in
South Dakota; salary. 5000.
Millinery salesman to cover Iowa terri
tory for western wholesale house; sal
airy 81 .500-S2 coo.
Lumber bookkeeper. experienced in manu-
featuring, for Oregon company.
Manager grocery department wholesale
mail order house, salary, 81 .5G0-$2, O00
Superintendent of agents for surety bond
company; territory, northwestern states;
salary, $1.SOO.
Superintendent concrete construction west
ern contracting firm; requires experience
with high buildings; salary, $4,000.
Credit man for local retail store; must
have extensive acquaintance and under
stand office detail salary, $9oo-$1 ECO.
Hapgoods.
L 313 Nicollet av.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
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<.* Continued

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS WILL BE
fail Full information and questions recent
Iy used by the civil service commission free.
Columbian Correspondence College, Washington
q
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ZaENNNM0| GET TIE MONEY
HELP WANTED MALE !
Continued.

WANTED STRUCTURAL DETAILERs,o ON
General building construction near Minneapo-
: lis; salary 500 per month. Address Drafts
man, 1854 La Sale st, Chicago.
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0 NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL FOR SIAM q
o p ''' MERERS. ~ o
o.: For the permanent cure of stammering o
o and suffering and all other forms OF o
o speech impediments. Formerly 1929 Hen o
o nepin av. Now 1922 18th ST. Min
o neapolis, Mimi. Como Harriet car line o
o N. w. phone. East 494 ]. o
o o o o o o o
hAfuooDS OPENS THE WAX TO A GOOD
position. We offer capable men the
quickest and surest way to good
positions in business and technical
work. So efficient are our services
i'll. this line that no capable man need
look for opportunities or waste valuable
time in finding the right one. If you are
capable man, call write. Offices
p In all large cities.
Hapgoods
313 Nicolet Az.
WANTED-AGENTs, EITHER SEX. 70 TAKE
orders for San Francisco Calamity and Mount
FeSuvius Horror; memorial edition; only au
thentic work; two books in one; sells 81 So
one agent sold 60 books in two days; another
sold % in three hours; you can make big
money; only concern In twin cities handling
d a book that sells; we fill all orders from
Minneapolis liberal credit; free outfit; freigh
paid; send 10c to cover mailing. Natona
Publishing Company, 254 Hennepin 'av, Min
He 3 E 4
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SAN FRANCISCO CALLS FOR MEN.

Architects. architectural draughtsmen and
construction superintendent asked for
by Mayor SchmitZ. III response we have
placed our entire organization at his
disposal and shall co-operat tie with him in
securing men. If you are ready to so,
call or write us today. No charge will
be made for cur services in supplying
men to rebuild the city.
Hapgoods, 80
313 Nicollet Az, Ill.,.
Minneapolis. "
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

~~-co-|-~ce-S.-oso.s.,-~~ -,
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS FORMS;
course in International Correspondence schools,
value $46.30, to exchange for new gents
furnishings frst-class gold watch or viii sell
cheap. What have you? 1894, Journal.
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND MAS
sage treatments for upright piano, music les
sons, tailoring, fuel, groceries or anything
can use; all diseases successfully treated. Adj
dress 1904. Journal.
LEADING DENTIST WILL EXCHANGE DEN
tistry work guaranteed) for typewriter. gas
range, Office desk motorcycle. Partfcu-
lars first letter. Address 1925. Journal.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FIRsT-cLAss COM
plete threshing outfit in South Dakota: every
thing ready to run. Also good improved
farm Address 1861, Journal
WANTED-ANGoRA GOATS, Or wELL-BRED
heifers, near Brainerd for Wheeler Wilson
sewing machine, new, direct from factory.
Address 1892, Journal
WANTED-sToNE SIDEWALK LAID IN Ex-
change for tailoring. Address 1895. Journal
WANTFD-To RENT ekxsK Oh sx1o CAM.
era. c. q. Snyder, 826 Hennepin az.
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DRuGGIST WANTED TO MANAGE DRUG
store; opportunity to buy part or whole IN
terest: location one of the best towns In the
northwest Address 4306, Journal
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FIRsT-oLAss BusHELMEN WANTED.
HIGHEST WAGES. STEADY EMPLOY
+ MENT. FEM THE TAILOR, 500 HEN
NEPIN AV.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLoW MAN AND
general blacksmith. Only sober. reliable man
wanting permanent. place need apply. Good
wages Address las. Matsou. Albert Lea,
Mimi.
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sTENOGRAPHERs, BooKKEEPERS, SALES
men car secure posi- lions desired without ex-
pense until first salary is paids Brakeman
f3afarence Co 3O3 Andrus bldg.3S .sxFeS}t9,S
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ETECTTVE-SHREWD, s-E RELIABLE MAN
wanted in every locality to actaunder orders;
& experience unnecessary. Write Webster's De-
E tectiye Agency Des Moines, Iowa. sge..s-:s
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PARTNERsHIP WANTED By CARPENTER,
builder Of long experience, with good progress
siye builder and contractor; able to command
husinass. Address 3729, JOurnal. ~. -
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ANrEn-oNE For EAcH STATE. A FIRST.

WANTED-ONE FOR EACH STATE, a FIRST
class experienced road salesman, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota Iowa
and Nebraska. Old esta blshed jobhing house.
Apply Room COZ. Sykes block, Minneapolis
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HELP WANTED-MALE =
Continued

Continued
wANTED-MEN TO GO TO FORT FRANCES,
International Falls, at the great koochichins
Falls. where millions of dollars are now being
expended in general improvements, and where
work szls plentiful the year round, and wages
are high: where everyone can be prosperous
and become rich by putting their earnings
into town lots acreage. For full Dart1cu.
lars call at 12O Temple Court. Enger-Nord
Dan r,,It
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WANTED-CAPABLE Statesmen TO SELL
accident and health insurance. salary and COM
mission contract; exceptional opportunity for
advancement, as in need of city and
state managers; our policy has endowed
features, pays indemnity for injury, to the
beneficiary, and is In every way the most
liberal policy Oh the market Cali OF write
Wcodmen Mutual Casualty Co.. 8 Eastman
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

he GOOD correspondent and experienced in coun-
try real estate business: Address IN own
hand BOX B. Sheldon, n. D.
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o o o o Q O % o % o
o WANTED-BoYs ABOUT II YEARS OF 0
o age to run cash. Permanent position for 0
o capable boys.
o j John W. Thomas s. Co. o
o o O o o o o
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Gent III rotary printing press work, tools and
fixtures for interchangeable manufacturing.
A. r HnnkiEs Austin MINI. L -.
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FOREMAN IN A LIGHT METAL MANUFAC-
turing business: must be thoroughly expert.
= enced In tool work and stamping: hne OPEN
ing for the right man; state experience and
salary expected. s. a. Morawets. 80 kascfas
s building,
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tWANTED-MEN TO APPOINT AGENTS TO
sell accident insurance. state or county agen-
sciess given to good men. Standard Registry
goszpany, Bank Commerce building
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
Yetmont ~. In sessLon.

The dfth annual convention Of the state
branch, American Federation OF Labor
was held al Montpelier last week, with
about 90 delegates Ia attendance. Z. j.
Halyoso Of Rutland, state organizer, re-
ported a union membership of 1900 and
an increase during the year Of l,5O0. The
convention by verbal resolution, censured
Congressman Foster and Haskins for lhelr
stand on the Chinese labor question.
The legislative committee reported tav-
orably on seven bills which are 70 be IN
troduced INTO the legislature Of 1905 and
the convention approved the report OF the
committee. These bills provide for the
adjustment OF convict labor, to provide
a bureau OF labor and statistics IN Yer
mont. weekly payment OF wages, limiting
the liability OF employers TO employees, eA-
animation and licensing OF plumbers,
eight hours OF labor on public work. and
the examination and licensing OF station
ary engineers and tiremen.
The officers elected are James Crulck-
shank Of Barre, president; James Bracey
IN NorthReld. Patrick Cudmore OF Bellows
Fails. II. l.. Honmire OF Rutland, and T..
n. NenHrd OF Montpelier, vice presidents
Ira +. stafford OF Rutland, recording Sec
retarv. y. A. Malgreu Of Rutland, imam
risl secretary and treasurer; p. }. Halyoso,
ID Rutland, state organizer; David A. bru-
ten OF Rutland, delegate TO the annual
meeting OF the American Federation OF
labor al Minneapolis IN OCTOBER T. J'
UaIyosa Of Rutland, alternate.
p. II. Mccarthy Of Barre, the retiring
nresident, was presented with SOLID goia
ring a. a token OF appreciation OF the good
WORK he has done during the past year
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
FAST BARNARD.

Mrs. Ruth Allen does not gain as ias'
as her friends wish her to.
C.H. Allen has been in Bethel the past
few DAYS painting his house
thermometer registered 81 here sun
dsy. the hottest day for years -,
Frank Adams and Luna went on tne
excursion to Highgate springs lhuisusS
Dana Walker and we VEN Ola Home
TO Bridgewater to at'enu o1N NUM-
Week. =,
Mr. and Mrs. Pennington are IN
~ bury. \. H., visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Lear. 49,, -
Nr and Mrs. Bert Allen returned 10 u
their home Saturday after a few Wees sere
v Tsi relatives in their old home mere
sociable at the hall Friday ay;as e'e MEAS,
Och. All come. Ladies pieas'
Als. cste. Proceeds for the cemetery
g 9l,1 music, good marching, good part
,,ars. All come.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
Political Notes,

The Remington Fusionists have n icll.
mated Robert 5. Drysdale, promalhehh
merchant, for repre,s,entiat1,ie. y Jobh T.
Harvey, young lawyer .w
Montpelier Independents nominated Hats,i, " w
Z Dewey, treasurer OF the vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company lof Gu! Guy
representative, N9 y T.Sy treasurer e Of
the savings bank. ..--.
Amone the nominees for representative '-
= M following John II. senter'
Montpelier, Democrat; f. W. n H'P Raw
Brattleboro, Republican - ~ Dem9-
a nyt 81 Rockingham; 4. 5. stanton, Re
e q, Mean Roxbary; DR.. E. A. Barrows
Hartford, Fusion c; C. Graves a t,s Ma's Il
bury, Republicans Ia, Harry "a cbittenden,
2onn9 bIican. and F. H. Dewart, Fusion on
y RepI hans hans Jcssph Aud, Burlington ke-
publican.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
BROAD sRook,

Mark Loyejoy has an uncle visiting
him,
Mrs. Temple and Mrs. Woods are at
L. \. Hollis.
Mr.. Marion has moved onto the
Brownell place.
:. NJ. Snow and wife are at their home
here for few weeks.
Report SAYS Mr.. Green is to move to
Bradford in a few weeks.
Mrs. c. II. Crandall and children re-
turned to Burlington Friday.
I.ucy A. Preston received gold watch
and chain for her birthday present
Mrs. Gibson's bosrders left the trst oil
the week for their home in Pennsylvania'
Iucv A. Preston and Mrs. L. n. Holt
are quite sick and attended by DR.. Fish
Mrs. W.R. Page has been stopping 3
few DAYS with her daughter, Mrs FREQ
Allen.
Mr. yapdeveer came Saturday for
few weeks outing with his family al
Terrace cottage.
Ira Preston and wife left for concord
n H.. after visiting friends ana lahinE
in Old Home Week in Sharon
Wesson Allen is threshing and soon
,,-{II he ready to cut eDsilage. lie mas
purchased a cutter and carrier.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

Mss Lizzie Gravelin was drog,,.s d.
lake Alemphremag0g az NewDorf Tbr-s
eag evening under peculiar cifcuf1sTsres.
accom- panied by q young woman 90.
| panlol, she had visited a friend IN IN,
steamer Lady Of the Lake. wbIcb IA, !,
lhe wharf, and while leaving the 6ost
gailt chatting with her friends sbe r,iss.5
hef footing on the gang plank IS ~
( Qarkness, and Ten into TIE 5atgr. n fsii-
ing her head struck the side Of the bost
aha she was stunned aud did not rise M
/ We surface The water Is about ten feef
~ aepLh at this place. Miss GFavelin was
/ aoolt 80 years old aud was EMPLOYED an
/ ~ ~ aieh phremag0g House as table girl.
aer nome was at Montpelier
Lafayette Hopkins Of Cabot. nearly IN
years u age, committed suicide Aug. IL bv
shooting himself through the head al bf.
non! nolie On west HUI There was no one id
ne house a. the time. Mr. Hopkins was
found By some Of the other ocrgpsnts
after their return lying on the floor MN 4
ballet wound IN his head. Death was NOT
instantaneous for be had apparently
struggled for short time after firing the
Dullet into his temple with a revolver
NO Gauss Is known Tor committing the
deed other than old age and poor health
a younger brother, Lyman H., also com
United suicide some 40 years ago In the
same manner and at the same place. Inc
home Of his father, Gardner Hopkins.
Olive Irene Rumr Il Of Springfield. who
was burned Aug s, died TIE following dav
AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Cut
Ter. just how the little girl caught fire
Will never be known She was al the
stove. When she discovered that her
clothes were on fire she quietly went to
the barn, thinking 10 put out the fire
without making trouble She did not
succeed and soon came out oi the barn
crying and shrleking. Mrs Cutler placed
rug about her and soon the flames we're
extinguished The little girl who was
nine years old, is survived by two brothers
and three sisters She had lived at the
home Of Mr.. Cutler Tor three years and
though not an adopted child had been
cared Tor by them since that time.
The state Of Vermont, through Attorney
General q. Z. Fits, has brought two suits
against the Central Vermont Railway COM
pany. one for $1,000 for damages Ia col
lecting excessive freight tariffs on coal US
cd at the Waterbury insane asylum, and
the other FOR =, 900 Tor money collected n
excess OF their regular rates. II Is alleged
one George Hall OF Ogdensburg, y. Y,
has hauled for 40 cents a ton less than the
state, and the excessive freight rate is
alleged to have been going on since 1900,
from which time it is alleged 10000 tons
OF coal have been conveyed over the road
10 Waterbury. The suits are brought I'M
der Sections 1902 and 34N V. S. prov iding
for equal and reasonable rates 10 all cor
porations from carrying companies and
/ he corporations guilty shall be liable TO
the party aggrieved, Service was accepted /
by G. ". Writers, counsel for the road, I
and the suits are filed for the September /
term Of the Washington county court
Group instantly relieved. Or. Thomas
Te-F..t-f- nu parFanffea .afa Never fafla f
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
49, the LIver LIvelY.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives per
mapent relief in cases Of habitual eonstl-
patton as it stimulates the liver ana re- re-
Stores the natural action of the bowels l',iis
,Tithout irritating these organs Ike pllls
or ordinary cathartics. Does not nauseate
~ grine and Is mild and pleasant to take.
Pen,eln her the name ORINO and refuse
substitutes. Sold by II. A. Leonard nan
dninb. and {. A. Dsnsmore, Chelsea
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

There is nothing so plea.s5alht. a - oTai
bright, cheerful, at-Peace- ~ ;, ,.n1r break
feeling when you slt dow ~, 70 syo,ducive to
iasl, , III nj. and good results. The healthy
good WI, MfES healthy mind and body Is a
m nan. y t wi better workman, pet'er
better i ti.,,' he man or woman who Is
eltlzsin la Inaa by some disability, however
hanateal siigbt disorder of the stomach 2
sli sig 5srange re your body, your Thoughts us
WI WI, vour disposition. Get away rom ro onT
n snaor6idness and the blues. h ssi,n and md
stomach in tune and both your pI4io 81 Of
body VIII respond. Little lnutsSIe and YOU
overeating can be easily LI. inch better
will o t su W. Try little Kodol for DyS-
man sos st Ter YOUR meals. Sold by A. H.
Hood q Son, Chelsea
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
-. &c Settled the Case

ia d. Wells OF 6l3 fremont ~, bo ,s!'JL.,
- - badlv used up with mdammatory
Va - EN-. swollen, aching feet and
IIe ttst ~ could hardly get around and
linus Ia, ,,,oTl Doctors couldn't help him
CAV I{niments had no effect whatever;
anu anu nsirs Of Huxham's Pads cured
LIN, in few days and he is as vel a. ever
His story in full, with others, Is ~ w.
let form and Is free to az pa sIn snusre Bos-
ton, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
State Auditor Admits 1t.

Onion int .
thpId@ amaR an
dade pteof Vermont o
lfadl4 a
onvStga al
interview Mr.
diseased
knowing this
had been by compete
that udte claimed
thu m dulenu for
the dsebu had
ndnt t
PEELEYE PoT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

MANY persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using toleys
Kidney Cure. sold BY H.A. Leonard KAN
dolnb' and {, A. Densmore, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
I. Frank p. Whitney, of Middlesex,
STATE OF VERMONT
WASHINGTON COUNTY

At Montpelier nsodGpm A
tina the 5
Beore JorN SENT
Pnlc
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
Mondays Randolph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers al Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
A. F. LAMB, Randolph.
IIV.R.0IDS CURE CONSTIPATION
'oLTcAL ADVERTISING ISSUED BY THE INDEPENDENT LITERARY BUREAU
THE STATE OF VERMONT
A Dealer i'm Diseased Meat.

in of o
That November 1905 my herd oedl the Cattle Commission
the State for a
killed They appraised and the appraised
the Of he o 0
authority the Cattle Commission in with Frank Whitney MIDI
sex Vernon W slaughtered
All the cattle were dressed off as beef he and the various parts liver tp etc.
after
with them and he said that the inspector would be there and those tn
A
anincIa There we or o
thew
knoww aameo exec STRESSED al
the Cooling pnn IN
ILram
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

In this state it is not necessary to serve
&C. DAYS notice for eviction Of cold
re- the original laxative cough syrup,
Ksnnedy's Laxative Honey and Tar No
nniates. Sold by NJ. j. Sargent q son.
south Royalton,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
STATE OF VERMONT
COUNTY

dCmyr and day o AID
md madeoa
Before me- uN sESrER
NdayPu
FmkP
FrnkT
ha nIaa n
rdte nothing but the
dhutferd ennents
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

This School has reputation of the thorough
efficient preparation of graduates for college, and teachers
grade certificates
Three of study offered in the High SCHOOL,
n-Sctntfc, Engl Scientific
Examinations High School will held
Building Friday, Sept. It'll, to \. NJ
The School upon its school year with favorable
conditions and better prospects than before The school
is in excellent condition. with the recently added
modern conyenences; with school hall completed
The primary department will schools
onal teacher instead of heretofore
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
eosToN MARKEr RERoRI-

Monaay's Quotations, Furnished b,
(. r. Deerins & Co.. Quincy Market.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
STATE OF VERMONT
WASHINGTON COUNTY

WASH COUNTY
tvaniSt aeth O
PHly E.roe mel II c SHuErErr,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

Group instantly relieved, Or. Thomas
Electric OIL Perfectly safe. Never fails.
At any drug store.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-12
FOR ALEM1suxLIANEoU

PLANO CREDIT BILL NOTICE.
a During the past month, we have been con.
large number Of credit bills, some Of which
M doubtless be offered FOR sale In these
Soigmns Dy people who already have pianos,
ana for the guidance and protection Of the
PUBLIC We submit the following: Credit DIS
Ignored only at the warerooms Of the w. y.
ansy vii apply as part purchase price on Oh
my new kimball piano at regular mark ,.ed
can - price; Not more than one creais c oa,a
tn pe applied on the same piano. nor Gah
~ mey re applied on accounts now running Wit T.,
person Of credit bill must be MADE bv ~
the sales manager. We would particularly
th arn yog against misleading ads inserted ~ ~
the columns. in an endeayor to depreci nn
da s xaIue OF these credit bills. To any. onv
20 much money.
OK ., "a, ". w. Kimball Co.. ..
So-Nt oth st 8. between Henrecsn and NicolleL