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this field and has been constantly drill
ing here Ton nearly year. 1t has met
with many accidents and delays and has
| had man! difficulties tu conten with.
but its officers and managers are men of
experience III many similar enterprises
and have never heeu known vet Io de-
scrt a field when explorations nave been
commcnced until work enough has been
| done I" fatisiy them beyond reason.
able d"ubt thai further explorations are
useless. they have come .uin the Elko
tirld with the came resolutr drtermina-
tion and II Us safe To predict thnt when
the Rocky Mountain Oil Il Dcvclop.
m"nt Company is through with its c1-
plorations IT will be fully dctnnnsi rated
that this If either AN oil field III which
oil may he found i'll paying quantities or
that /! is not. The company Inns let "A
comirhc' for the drilling OF its well. u
depth ~ over 800 feet has been reached,
til" watcr successfully cuH"d 1T aud
strong indications of IL good we'll already
exist.
Although It il true Tint large NUN
Der 0f accidents and delays have been
suffered here, yet il a careful com pnri.
son In made with other fields. dnring
their pioneer days, it will be seen that
the experience in the Elko tield up to
date will compare quite favorshly with
that Oi other ticlds.
II must Ee fully admitted by all that
the development Of 4 large OIL field in
Nevada wou!l be one ut the very best
th'ug- that possibly could be done for
the state: 20 let every one who has the
welfare 81 this state at heart and who
has not already done SO put his shoulder
Ia the wheel and by word, deed and
action from now On help along the en-
tcrrrlsc and try III every way to cncour.
ngc the men who have come here and
expended "A large .um ~ their own and
their friends money before nslIing FOR
any local backing. and thus have proven
beyond peradvcntur". the faith that is
III thtm. rhoy are certainly entitled 10
credit aud the hcarticst support, The
people nf Nevada ought to do every.
thing III their power tn encourage and
support the Rocky Mountain Oil Com
rnny Hud its associates aud friends. By
go doing they can present strong i'll.
duccmcnt Ia the ,us!crn friends OF the
Elku field {" CIprLd "a large SUN Of
money III making Il thorough test of this
Tertiary III the next few months. From
information given ua by the contractor.
at the request Of Mr.. Davis Oh behalf Of
the company, we believe II good pro.
ductiOD Of oil will he reached III the
present well at no great depth.
Finally liz conclusion we may say that
we have taken considerable pains to
gather the Information in this article for
the benefit Of the local Stockholders
who have undertaken To render sub.
stnntinl aid tn the company and We feel
convinced that the conditions and
prohnhlc results warrant them in doing
all they have undertaken and more and
We hope no one Will withhold ANY ~.
siaiancc which hc il nhlo l." render.
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rREAsURER's BALANCE shEE1.
Cash III treasury t" the credit OF tile
various funds. Jan. !. 1909:
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Elko, Nevada, Friday, February 6. 1908.
h"" Holbsin, the Great swiansr, l.
Oued, Fed and EauIppeA
While Anoat

By way OF preliminary To his swim
across the chnnucI. Holhein essayed
Recently to lower the record created
by ill-fatcd Capt. Webb for the swim
between Dover and RaInkvnte. "A dis
tahce OF 20 miles il "a direct course
could be followed. hut probably not
less than tNr and twenty allowing
Tor the deviation caused by contrary
tides and currents.
The swjnu.r failed by some four
miles, thr bnd weather and the rae
ing tide against him making any nt-
tempt to reach Rumsgatc futile. He
refused. however. to leave the water
until hr had swan hRck To Deal, and
=" completed the cNnct distance be-
tween the c"nsts nf England and
France. Had the conditions re-
mained favorable there is no doubt
that he would have beaten the e1-
listing. time of sA hours by over 2K
hours.
Pr"fting by the experience gained
last year. when his plucky attempt
To swim the channel came 50 near
accomplishment. Mr. Holhein in we'll
rubbed with nil before entering the
water. and, I" ohviate injury to his
eyes from the salt. wears "A mnsk of
American sticking plaster. with glass
goggles. His phYsique and power of
endurance are little short of wonder
ful, and his only fear is the arising
of sudden storm. For sustennnce
he relies mainly on liquid beef es-
sence. varied by an occasional sand
wach. supplied t" him by his COM
panions in the accompanying boat.
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PERFUMES AND HEALTH.
HSsences ThM Booshs And These
TAaf IrritAts> aad Row ThsV
Are Made.

Pur0 violet essence 10 said to be
especially suitable (" nervous pco.
pie. but IL must he obtained from the
flowers themselves. not from the
chemical limitations. Chemically de.
rived perfumes are irritnnt. poison.
Gus. even, To persons Of especially
sensitive constitution. Trr" flower
scents nrc obtained IN three ways
first by spreading fresh blossoms
upon glass thickly smcarcd with pure
grease. letting thctn stand In the .rri
md as they wilt replacing them IN
Ill the grease IL ms fragrant as the
flowers: second. by repeatedly in
fusing fresh petals in oil. aud third.
hy infusing them in ether. which 10
then distilled I" dry solid. reports
the Pictorial Magazine.
As this Snlid sells Tor about 5000
an ounce. II IL easy 10 understand
why the ether pr"ccrs. though far
away the hest. Is not ."nmnnly used.
i'ut tho scented Rrensc and tho ca
Scuccs made by stepping u in pure
spirit nrc nc'cr cheap. After NIL the
accent possible hns been extracted
from the grcarc Il ia still fragrant
enough (" make tho very finest per.
fumCd soap. All the citrinc scent
bcrgamut. ucrol. orange flower wa.
tor. arc rc'r"ghing md IN n degree
stimulating II property prepared. 70
make n lasting perfume some animal
bnsc IL essential musk, ciyet or ain
bergris.
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SOME QUEER PEOPLE.
tHhssitaats of Di1srsat Parts of the
H0be Who Are U.k n-ovn to the
Re3t o6 Hasa nhxI

Ira person were confined TO one text
book, the bekt one to choose would be
dictionary, since it gives an inkling
OF every art, science or profession
known To mankind. study OF the die
ti"nAry il always interesting and in
htrucIre. and a simple turning OF its
pages will a"quaint III with many
things Of which We have never pre-
riously heard. Notice what a fund Of
Information is contained in the follow
ing definitions:
AmphihcianS arc the people who in
habit the tropics. whu.r ,and"ws in
one part Of the year ar" east {" the
north md in the other tu The south,
according ms the sun Is north "r south
Of their zenith.
The Antis"ians are the inhabitants
OF the earth ring on different sities Of
the equator wh0sc shadows at noon
are cast in contrary directions. These
living nortG - the eqTg:rr are artiz-
cinns to those living south 81 that line.
and vice versa. The shadows on one
side are cast down toward the north
and upon the other toward the south.
The AscinnS are the people who live
in land where. at \ certain time Of
each year. they hnr" no shadows at
noon All the hnbitHnts Of the tor
rid zone are Ascians. they having u
vertical sun twice ycnr.
The PcrisCinns are the inhabitants
OF tho polar circle. whosc shadows.
during ."me portion 81 the summer.
must In the course ~ the day move en-.
tireiy around aud fall toward every
point of the compass
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ri,Is - For YuII.

ti"ni morning. ilnvc ynu Paid ,onr
subscription this yrar? I'crhaps you
owe Tor last ycar, too; or, maybe tnr job
work or advertising. Now.> ou nndcrai and
wo don't need money, tor wo havc mil
lions to get; hut il ~ really M imposi.
,ion on our part I" let pOoplc so on
carrying our money around, when We
ARE 81 etr0ng md healthy and able 10
bcnr that burden onraclvcp. For this
roaaon wo nsk cvcrybudy who Inns auy
Of our money IN their possession 10 lcnvc
IL nt tho office, or scnd il hy muiI, c1.
prcR1. freight. or nny old way. just go It
Rcts here. Silver nnd gold Rrc heavy.
and II wnnld 10 lifelong regret IL any
one should got bowlcggcd carrying il
around - piocho Record.
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JOINT STATEN ENT
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County

COUNTY OF ELKo.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo. Ian. l. lgC3.
To TIE Honorable BOHr'i Of County
Commissioners of Elin county, New. !:
GE%TIEIEs:-We herewith submit our
raT:crly Report cf the Finances OF the
county f"r the quarter ending Dec 81,
1902.
Respccttuil! submitted.
&. W. GROVER. Auditor.
\. q. DAwTEY. Treasurer
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Hon. \. &. Cleveland has been the
sutJcct Of considerable Jolly ing the pas,
week. IL urpcara that ona evening lnat
week whil" TINT veteran gentleman wn6
nn his way tC the court house Ia attend
II session 81 the grand jury he VIVA
either lRbnrIng under mn halluCuuIiUn
or his attention WIS occupied 10y the
passing by II some nombcrs ~ the
other SEX. However. bc that as il ma, =.
90 greatly wna ih" gentlcmnn's attention
absorbed TINT hn noticed not tho bridge
TINT spans Murray creek. neither seen
nor heard the rushing of its water: but
went his way until suddenly checked by
~ great splash aud chilly reception
Tie dragged himself nu'. wet from head
la foot, ind proceeded Ia the court
nouGc, arriving there late. he was fined
II box of cigure, trcntod Ia many jokes.
md permitted tO return tn town with u
bOdy.guurd. tlcvc dOcs no, 90 out nuw
unucrompnpicd White Pine News.
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The above balance stania to the
credit "f the various funds "a. per
Trsasurer's Balaa"e Sheet. iat"i Jan.
]. 1909
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NOTICE.

To A. D. Morse, Granite Savings. Bank s.
Trust Co.. bv John Tfow II. o Wathen. w. A.
Mhitcomh A. d Morse, G. l.. Gytrfier and Frank
i. Cave. Directors /. NJ Avorill, all Of the City
II Barre. VT, A. G. Blanchard Of Montpelier,
VI. the City Of Barre, By James Aaekay and
Barre s. Montpelier Power a Traction Co,
by Il. X Bush, Clerk
You, each and all Of you, as owner. agent,
attorney or legal representative interested
therein, of any Of the land or buildings abuttfng
on the hereinafter described portion of Main
Street are notified that the City Council Of the
City Of Barre has BY resolution decided that
that portion of Main Street from Prospect
street northerly totne National Bank should be
paved and have instructed said commissioners
to give notice, hold hearing, and if judged
necessary to proceed with said work according
to the Charter and Ordinances Of the City Of
Barre, Vt. We have therefore appointed We'd
nesday, the 14th day Of june at 4 O'Clock IN the
afternoon, as the date for said hearing and the
City Council Chamber, in the City Han Of the
City Of Barre, W.T. as the place for hearing the
parties interested IN regard To the necessity OF
paving said portion of said Main Street, and
also in ragard to the materials TO be used in
paving said portion Of said Main Street.
Signed at Barre VT. this 10th day Of June,
1908
r. s. CURRIER, Street Com'rs
+. II. BURKE. of the
j. j. MAcKENZIE, city Of Barre.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
EsrATE "a RoBERT ". rTToN.

The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District oi
Washington. Commissioners, to receive, eX.
anime and adjust Oh claims and demands %
allpefsons against the estate Of Robert Isl Utt0n
late Of the Town of Barre, ia said District
deceased, audall claims exhibited in offset
thereto. hereby give notice that we win meet
fer the purposes aforesaid at the dwelling.
house Of e. NJ. Winch, in the Town q
Barre, in said District, on the 18th day d
July and 10th day of December next. from two
O'Clock r. NJ. until four O'Clock T.. NJ each q
said days, and that six months from the 18th
day Of june A. u 1898, Is the time limited b.
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated nc the Town Of Barre this 10Th day Of
June, a. y, 1903.
G. III. WINCH, ! o-,,,.. ts.s,,,,s..
JOHN TRoW, commissioner
NO, June p ,29-July G.
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want NemerIaI pay chaneed.

Niagara Falls, y. Y. June. 20
Among the resolutions adopted at tho
state encampment Of the G. A. r. was
one urging the national department to
have the date Of Memorial day chang
ed to the last Sunday in May or the
first Sunday in June. the idea being
that by the change of date the grow
ing tendency to make holiday for
sport, etc. Or Memorial day would be
done away with
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smoked In Powder MarnnIne,

Charlerol. Pa, June 20.-Three Slay
miners wsre fatally burned by a pow
der explosion in the home Of Nate
Glazes, one Of the victims in the min
ing settlement of Twilight. Three
cases Of powder were in back room
Of Glazes' house He, Mike zynta and
Simon Jnur We're in the room smoking
their pipes when the explosion occur
red. None Of the victims can recover,
all being burned from head to foot.
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Post once BuFgiars' Good Haul,
Rochester, n. T., June 20-Burglars
broke into the post office at Charlotte
during the night. realizing something
mere than $500 from their haul Dyna-
mite was used on the safe to blow of
the outside door; then another charge
was fired in the safes interior. People
in the village were awakened by the
explosion, but thought the sounds came
from fireworks at the beach. The rob
berry was not known until morning
The post ofiiec was almost completely
wrecked. No trace Of the perpetrators
has been found.
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Head of civil service Commission.
Albany. \. Y, June 20 Cuthbert w.
Pound has been elected president Of
the state civil service commission In
place Of William Miller Collier, re-
signed
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Cottage Of SIX Rooms, Wah Snail Ban.

About FIVE minutes walk from postofice, fremont
street. On of poor health will sell for
$4,000. This property is especially well adapted for
a good home
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Desirable Cottage and Barn.
-OOK THIS LIST OVER AND
INVESTIGATE.

Has recently been papered and painted inside and first
class condition House contains and barn has
stalls There is large lot, 70 BY 80 feet and quite
quantity Of fruit Buildings insured for $4,000
The price for immediate sale is Sl500O0 Terms easy.
Place located Railroad street. north Of Berlin
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-Between A. A. Smith & Bros store
and i5S South Main street, sum Of money.
Finder will be rewarded by returning same 70
James W Gauld. los South Main street. 72tf
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TIM TIMES win publish Wants, Lost and
Found, For SALE 10 Let, etc.-short advertise
lnents-8t tile rate o. four lines for twenty-five
cents for the first insertion and five cents for
each subsequent Insertion.
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]. A. M,LEOD.

REGISTERED SHOOTING SMITH.
Knee-cuttiDg interfering, clicking,
ETC., positively cured. Diseased feet
treated with success. Trotters, pa.
GERS and gentlemen's roadsters q
speciality. Shop on Seminary st.
Telephone connection.
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NOTICE.

Having leased tie Union Blacksmith Shop
known as the c, N, Benedict shop. No. p Sum
mer Street, will do all kinds Of Blacksmithing.
Horse Shoeing speciality. All work done in a
first-elass manner. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
and see me. w. 7. BURGESS.
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TO RENT-Tenement for light housekeeping,
in our block. Eastman Bros. s4f
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ~ TO parties wishing to
home. | win loan on the monthly
payment plan For particulars call on Mrs.
II f. Waite, Eastern Ave. 5itf
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TO BENT-Four office rooms an connected.
man Bros. e4f
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LIVERY STABLE TO RENT sixteen stalls.
Apply 70 brown * Murphy % south Main
street. Sstf
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TO BENT-Bown stairs tenement in good re-
pair on Prospect street. Inquire Of T. II.
Hooker. SSH
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FOR SALE.

For sAIE-A kit If stonecutter's tools, be-
longing m the late George Johnston. Apply 10
Anderson ar Sinclair n Mari A Gordon's. S3t2
FOR sALE-The property al the corner Of
Merchant and Summer streets, belonging to the
estate Of the late Julia Morse. New house, IL
and modern IN every other particular. Finished
In oak. For price and terms apply To b. w.
Bfaley. Administrator. 7St26
FOR SALE y 0ae pair 81 draft horses,
dapple gray and brown. Weight, $500. Per-
fectly sound Also sleds, harness. wagon, dump
cart and chains, Prices right, w. i Moody,
Waterbury, " 77tlB
FOR sALE-Bay horse, nine years old, weighs
1850 pounds Kind and good for road OF work.
Call 30 Wellington st. W IL Gale 76t2
FOR SALE Glenwood range and Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine. both In hrst-eiass con-
aiton, for cash. Apply to Joseph Gerrie, Il
Beckley street 7lt6
FOR SALE AT CASSIE FARM
Milk-Our wagon delivers twice a day
Hay-Deityered promptly in bulk.
Shetland PoniesLk rom imported stock.
Pigs ana shoates by the registered sire
Collie Prlps--sable aud white, from registered
stock. Apply to George Cassie, East Street.
FOR SAIsE-Go-cart this seasons style. Also
a GlenwOod 7 cooking stove. Both IN good con-
dition Apply az ~ Pleasant street l0tl
FOR SALE--An open buggy. Newly painted
and in good running order Inquire of g ".
Lang. este
FOR SALE House and lot at 200 South Main
street, with ten apple trees and q quantity Of
eurrant bushes. Apply to I. n. Ellis, zoo south
Main street. 67t6
FOR SALE = Several econd-hand harness.
q s n u
Apply to Nelson Downing. 62t6
FOR SALE farming tools too numerous to
mention, at No 100 summer street. Telephone
connection 81 + f. Kinneys house. N. Y b.
Freeman Scott
FOR SALE { Cheap for cash. i5-ton stone
wagon inexeellent condition. standard Gran
lite Co.'s quarries, Hardwiek, vt. 60tf
FOR SALE Horse nine years old, weight
about 100, good worker and an extra driver
Apply 70 + +. Perrin. 59tf
NEW HOUSE FOR SALE r Just finished
Seven ROCKS with BATH hot and cold water,
furnace, electric light fixtures, window shades
hung House finished in best Of manner and
very desirable location. Apply to II, j. Co.'s
burn, Currier street. 45tt
FOR SALE or 10 RENT House and barn
and about 20 acres Of land, within ten minutes
walk of Willia1nstown station and post-ntfce.
Apply 10 D. D. eAtthAa4 " 4tiAshiAt9tShfiAf AotA
PLATE CLASS FOR sALk-A lot Of random
sizes q very low price If taken 80 once What
size do you WANT UNION MADE SIGNS and
AWNINGS. Fl. a. Bugg, "a French St. 299if
HAY FOR SALE Delivered II bulk or
pressed Am prepared to iii orders of short
notice Address George Cassie, East St, lsstf02
ROASTERS.
YOUNG FowIs-Age and size just right for
roasting.
a. wsAILEN, sunnyside Farm.
Telephone lli-3. 2s6tf
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TENEMENTS TO RENT = Three tenemeuts.
Inquire of Henry Premier, Granite street. e5t6
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FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-suitahle for
! two men Bath, etc. Apply az No. 3 Smith
Place. 65t3
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C. a. WILKINSON.

CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Calsomining and decorating. House
painting and paper hanging a spec
ialty. The best work at moderate
prices. Shop above the covered
bridge, SO. Main street, Barre.
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TO RENT--Tgo desirable rooms at "a Jeher-
son street. 26tf
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WORK WANTED.

WANTED-Lady would like work by the hour
or day. Address j.. Times office. 70tf
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TO Ran.


\ TO RENT-Tenement for light housekeeping,
in onr block Eastman Bros. slu
/ TO BENI-Down stairs tenement I'm good re-
pair on Prospect street. Inquire Of = III.
I Hooker sii
! TO BENT-Four office rooms an connected
recently occupied for millinery parlors East
man Bros. s8tf
LIVERY STABLE TO RENT sixteen stalls.
Apply 70 Brown s. Murphy, l9 south Main
street sitf
TENEMENTs TO RENT = Three tenements.
Inquire Of Henry Premier Granite street fIte
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-smtabie for
two men. Bath, etc. Apply az No. 3 smith
Place. 6't3
TO RENT-Two desirable rooms at "a JeGer-
son street. 26n
TO RENT-Four-roorn tenement. Low rent.
Apply az Smith Bros. market. s2u
TENEMENT TO RENT 4 on Currier Park.
VIM. c. Mackie, corner Washington and Mount
streets, 40n
TO RENT-cottage at &c Long street. seven
rooms h0B and cold water, bath, etc. zine
garden. Apply to G. b. Perry, Circle 81. 7otf
TO RENT = Good large store at corner Of
Main and Seminary streets. Apply az ,. ID
Tgmasi's grocery store. 4Iu
TO RENT Downstairs tenement, consisting
Of four large and one small room, pantry and
closet. Near post-0fiice. Rent $1,000. Apply
to Mrs. II. T. Waite, Eastern avenue. 3gu
FOR RENT.
Nice down stairs tenement on Patterson St
VIII rent right to small family.
Six room tenement on Garfield Ave, for 5000
Six-room tenement with bath, just of Wash
ington St. on Mt. Vernon Place for $500 per
month.
Fiye-room tenement on Brooklyn ST, with
barn. for $500.
-. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
TO RENT = Two small tenements Of four
or five rooms, one up and the other down stairs,
on Pearl street. Apply to A. II BuzzeH, Pearl
street. 42tf
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TO RENT - Two small tenements Of four
OF five rooms one up aud the other down stairs
on Pearl street. Apply to A. II. Bu2zell, Pearl
street. 42h
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TO RENT our-room tenement. Low rent
Apply at Smith Bros. market. s2tf
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED-At once, 10 or Y granite cutters
on fine monumental work. Warden Bros
i'AisNli'e' 3 Il d
WANTED kitchen eiri ana chamber maid
at South End Hotel, 50 South Main street. s4tf
WANTED-A capable girl for general house,
work. Apply 20 Mrs. w A. Bradford los south
Main street. s4tf
wANTED-At once first-class shoe repairer
Apply with Kit ready 70 work Fred S. henis0n,
IL North Main street, under Barre savings
Bank sSn
wANTED-one good stone sawyer. steady
work, good pay. Apply TO woodbury. Granite
Co., Hardwick, VI slt6
,wANTED-At once man to do clerk work.
Apply at City Hotel 7st6
WANTED Machine operators wanted by the
woodbury. Granite Company, Hardwiek, Vt.
One granite lathe operator and one Mcdonald
surfacing machine operator. Apply at once,
Long job Tor good men 'st8
WANTED Two flrst-class monumental gram
tie cutters. 500, eight hours. Steady work
the year round Northwestern Granite Co,
Baker CITY oregon inquire ~ Times once 'o19
wANTED-A girl capable Of doing general
hOusework. Must be neat and clean. No other
need apply CAN at Mrs. A. J. Youngs
house. 74tf
WANTED + Good granite polisher at once,
Machine pOlisher Good wages to the right
party and a frst-cass. steady job. address
Charles Montgomery, Cairo, i'll, 66t1
WANTED capable girl to do general house
work. Apply at Academy street 49tf
WANTED Experienced help IN tailor shop,
Girl pant maker and to do repairing new work.
Moore & Owens, ~ Main street. 4Ou
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WANTED-At once. 10 or e granite cutters
on fine monumental work Warden Bros,
Dansville. r. " s49
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TENEMENT TO RENT = on Currier Park
VIM c. Mackie, corner Washington and Mount
streets, 4Om
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-22
RoAsTERs.

YOUNG FowI1-Age and size just right fot
roasting.
a. w+ALLEN, sunnyside Farm.
Telephone lll-3. 2s6tf