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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
A LAND CASE SETTLED.
Suit Had Been Running in Franklin
County Court Since 1897.

st. Adams, Feb. s.--The famous land
case of Baker W.. Sherman and others
Which has been in Franklin county court
since 1897, has been settled out Of court.
The case was to have been heard at the
coming March term Of the Franklin
county conrt and a petition had beer
brought by the plaintiffs asking for a
struck jury.
This is the case in which originally
action was brought by Luther Baker,
II. g Baker, and Homer +. Baker, Of
Richford, VS.. F. M. Sherman and D. G.
Miller OF Newport, and L. G. Leavens,
of Richford. It is an action on the case
for fraudulent representations in The
sale of timber land. The original writ
was dated january 20, 1897, and the
case was first heard at the September
term Of Franklin county court in 1897.
The original attorneys for The plain
titls were George Ballard, of Fairfax,
and Mr., Bnrleson. Mr. Ballard has died
since the beginning Of the case. H. i.
Rustedt, who was Interested in the
case at its beginning, is also dead, and
Judge Wendell ?. Stafford, originally
an attorney for the defence, IS now OH
the supreme bench. Some 1900 acres
Of timber land were in question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
Third Annual White Sale!
Of Muslin Underwear For Women and Children
Two More Lots Added to This Sale.

y rh;larsr,s Hemsttched Drawers, also Ladies
ro~srs trimmed with lace or hamburg This lot l5c
per garment two for 25e
One lot Of aides skirts with lace uHe and insertion
This lot, only zoe EACH
mercantile movement that should engcss the atten
or # every woman interested in Underwear We print caa
Of items but they really stand for naugh Eyes must see
Il order to really understand and appreciate all the good qua
ties Of Peerless Underwear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
DECISION BY JUDGE STAFFORD.
Vermont Man Decided Against an In
junction Petition.

Washington, Feb s.--Justice Stafford
Of the equity court yesterday decided
against Warren B. Chilson, Chicago
lawyer, who sued for an injunction to
restrain the secretary of the treasury
from paying to the republic Of Panama
any Of the amounts Of money provided
for under the treaty OF the United
States with Panama. Mr.. Wilson, in
his suit, which he said he brought at
his own initiative, alleged that the Pan
anna Canal act was unconstitutional,
and that the United States was without
right to acquire foreign territory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

n d kindly way, the Rev. William ].
Dawson OF London, who spoke in this
city last evening, took the churches to
task for their omissions rather than foi
.har commissions, that is, he charged
them With not spreading ont enough IN
them work. He pleaded for greater
breath, more catholic organization,
and every person who heard HIM speak
knew that what he said was true, that
the ilursh which wraps itself up in its
own self sulficiency has lost its useful
ness. The real mission Of the church
il nj 10 gather together party Of
peppe and secure a pastor whose mind
Is sympathetic with their own minds
and aen to shut the doors. The real
missia Is to be reaching out for 9TH
ers, i have uppermost the brother
hood 1 man" Such thoughts as these
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
PITTsRuRe PHIL,s FIRsT 81
How Turf PIunRer Bought a Dollar
Pool and Cleaned Up Nice sum.

How Turf pIunger Bought Dollar
Pool and Cleaned Up Nice sum.
Samuel Hines OF Pittsburg. who was
selling pools when the late George z.
Smith (Pittsburg Phil was a lad ana
who sold him his FIRST pool. Is still IN
Pittsburg and recently related the fol
lowing anecdote about the noted turf
plunger:
81 have often wondered what would
have become of Smith had he not won
that dollar combination from me, one
which netted $73. He was but kid in
the late seventies when he came into
the White House, on Fifth avenue,
where was selling pools, and put up
his dollar. He looked to me then, as
recall it now. as one who was just
ready to quit If encouraged to do SO.
He did not seem to have his heart In
his bet, and | have often thought that
had he lost that dollar he might have
gone back to the cork works and one
who became the greatest of all plum
gers would not have been brought out,
But he won the combination, and |
shall never forget his face when he re-
ceived the money He never changed a
muscle.
next day he had started a book Of
his own on that money He ran fifty
cent book among the employees Of the
cork works and did so well that 1t was
not long until lie was out as strong as
the best Of us. You couldn't beat Phil
at the horse game. Even when kid
making that little hand book he would
tell you that you were trying to take
his bet If you wanted a certain horse
but he would bet you. His judgment
was of the hest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

the Rev. Dr. Dawson brought to the
church people Of Barre, for his sermon
last evening was to the church people
rather than to the outsiders. He told
them in so impressive and convincing a
way, yet withal, 50 kindly, that they
cannot fail to have their influence on
the religious life Of this community.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

III view d the fact that the Barre
city council has purchased an instru.
ment for thawing out frozen water
pipes, the successful experiments in
Maine cities with similar equipment
will be of interest We quote from the
Thomaston, Me-, Herald the following.
1.-THE water department (Bangor) triel
this means recently and the city cleo
trieal department will probably be
equipped in the near future with the
thawing apparatus. An experiment
was made III Brewer last winter in this
way: A wire was strung from the
iced wire on the pole in front Of the
post Office and a connection made with
the frozen pipe and another with a
nearby hydrant to complete the circuit.
BY means Of transformers the high volt
age in the feed wire was reduced, and
the current applied to the frozen pipe
was Of sufficient power to warm the
pipe enough to thaw it, and the work
vas done In very short time II
equally successful results can be OBJ
tanned in this city there viii be great
reject both for the city water depart
mont and for users Of city water
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

We infer from some uttcrances o.
Gov. Bell 81 Vermont since he granted
the rcprieye to the condemned murder
ess that he is quite dissatisfied with
himself on that subject. In which case
be ought to know better where to To-
cato whatever blame attaches to his ac
lion. Seeding other people chan him
self seems somewhat misdirected Bos
ton Herald
It would be interesting to know what
ntteranecs Gov. Bell has made anenf
the Rogers case, which would indicate
his dissatisfaction. we have heard d
none, and furthermore do not think thai
Gov. Bell has made any.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

Let the people Of this city and vi
cinity bear in mind that at the public
meeting to be held in the Barre opera
house tomorrow Thursday evening
they will hear something to their adj
vantage. Tuberculosis, particularly
with reference to the granite industry,
win be discussed by the Vermont State
tuberculosis board, on invitation Of the
city council of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
TWO NEW STATES
TO BE ADMITTED
Continued from First Page.


to 40, in committee Of the whole, but
was reversed in the Senate proper, 3S
to 3s.
Subsequently the Senate decided, SO
to SO, to entirely eliminate New Mexico
and Arizona from the bill, and then
Mr.. Bard renewed his proposition for
the admission of New Mexico as a
state and this time the amendment
prevailed, 40 to 81, eliminating Arizona
from the bill, and establishing state
Of New Mexico and another of Okla
homa and Indian Territory. In this
form the bin passed.
The defeat of the Bard amendment
in the Senate after it had been adopted
in committee Of the whole, prompted
Mr.. Bailey to intimate that there had
been trade"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
JINGLES AND JESTS.
nrr strong Part.

Soubrette Yes. the understudy says
he used to have very strong part on
the stage.
Comedian So he did. He used to be
a scene shifter and lift the mountains
and castles. Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
Her Idenl.

MANS made. she unused, ''of dust
they say.
The man / want Is he
With sand enough to find a way
To make the dust for me"
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
Love,s Game.

Though love, they say. will find the
way,
The scheming lovers game
Is just to have her papa pay
The same.
--Rost0n Globe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

Also one lot of Samples comprising Ladies Corset Cow
ers Night Robes Drawers Short and Long Skirts ana Iheme
ranging in price from SI25 $3.50 per garment These
Of the fine garments made by the Peerless Manuac
turing Company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
IMPORTANT
NOTICE.

We wish to advise the Granite Manu-
iaeturers Of the State Of Vermont that in
The future We shall bsreprssentsd through
ont Vermont By Msurs. w. II. Pi,Lia
4 Co., Blanchard Building. Barre. VI,
who will cary . full ana complete line 81
our Granifs poIhhers' Supplies.
Thanking our many friends for their
past iayors ard trusting We shall continue
e haye share Of your trade through our
new agents The quality Of all our goods.
is guaranteed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
The cxar,s war SONG.

Inc tEHEfS WHE song
In my palace grand / sit thinking, an-
cestoss. of you
And the good old times you had chats
what they say1
And the bombs are hard to dodge In spite
OF all that can do,
Though ! try to cheer the family and
be gay.
CHORUS.
Bang Bangl Bang The bombs are
bursting.
side step, comrades, when they come
This excitement isn't mueh-we are get
ting just a touch
or the freedom In our own beloved
home
AT the chapel door | stood when the first
assault was made,
And they hailed us with dozen shells
or more;
That was only childrens play to the dose
wen get today
For the simple life I'm praying DER and
DER.
CHORUS.
Bingl T3lngl Bing The bombs are burst
ing
Ono might hear them at Cape Nome.
Never mind our doubts and fears; let us
give some hearty cheers
Fer the freedom ia our own beloved
home
William r. Kirk IN Milwaukee Sentinel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
First Class Real Estate Mortgages, Five p, Cent
STATEMENT JANUARY .
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
ai.a4s.lls 8
sl.24s.llsss

ao1eage mproy
en re s'poo April IL hf sts Vermont s giving
n note
W. SAoua 20 pleased 10 witiy
+. 6. ROWLAND Treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08

copies, the largest paid. circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
I'M THE PETROLEUM FIELDS

Ihe Butler County gusher stiIl continues to he
,he interesting topic of conversation throughout the
lower southwest petroleum field It is estimated
that 1t has produced in the fortnight nearly $1,000
barrels AT last reports it was producing at the
rate OF thirty-ive barrels an hour and responds
feeiy TO the slightest agitation. All that is neces
saIy Is TO work the tools for a few minutes when
II VIII increase materially its flow and continue the
increase Tor some time before settling back to its
thirty-hve barrel gait There are nine wells now
ulilihs IN the helshoorhood of the gusher; two of
leet. respectively The landowners have been
reaping harvest in the way OF bonuses. and il
the wells on their respective properties amount to
aiiy'iiis' .hey VIII add largely their profits by
Elsewhere in the southwest the news is unin-
terestng. In the district west OF Warrington
Marion County. which was the interesting centre
previous 20 the Butler excitement. the production
is fast falling away Only ono vol IN tbot dis
uict' which was so prolific of good producers is
no" producing ore hundred barrels day indcat-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
ing that the pool is rapidly draining out som.

Ing that the pool is rapidly draining out Som.
ehort Is being made by operators in localI
pes to find new pools extensions old ones
Dut thus far without \ wildcat venture Is
uncer way on the left fork Of the Big Sandy
A&nawha County, on the Martin Young farm. The
operators have taken up a large lease in this
county, and their efforts TO find oil here will nat
1raily be watched with interest. Small wells and
busters have been the rule in all other parts Of the
southwest. In the southeastern Ohio section
several good wells were completed last week The
test on the Fobea farm. in the new Matamoras do
velopment Monroe County. proved good for
hundred barrels day from the Keener sand This
is four hundred feet east of the well on the Mary
f. West farm, which started out at five hundred
barrels day two three weeks ago. The usual
number Of small wells was reported from other
sections. but nothing of especial Importance.
Refined petroleum points lower at $50 in
barrels and 400 in bulk at New-York. Philadel-
phia prices basis Of points lower. The
foreign refined markets were also unchanged. Lon
don SID per imperial gallon, Antwerp 10 francs
per 100 kilos. and Bremen 635 marks per 80 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Savings Banks.
MAIDEN LANE SAVINGS BANK,

40 BROADWAY.
T2,, order Of the Trustees sem-annual dividend
at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNCM viii
he credited on June payable and after the third
TI,esday in July 1905 on all Of $40 and up to
So 600 which shall have been deposited and prior
to the Sd day April 1895.
Money deposited on or before the 10th day OF July
will draw interest as from July 1. 1905.
Open daily from $3.50 A. n. to $3.50 P. NJ, except
Saturdays.
LOUIS wINDMULLER. MAURICE MAS,
President Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Teachers.
Notice to Creditors.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

people, OH I1L4 o1 ALI ON 49,
York Julius n Maysr ASSTney GsnSSsi 59 q ess so
1rer of the county of and all and any eIs
TORS OF and persons interested IN the estate OF 1S
hIcaTr late Of the town OF New Windsor IN the C9.5
~ OF Orange deceased Greeting: You are hereby sss
Orange at office in the city OF Newoers,. ,.scs "a in
day OF June, 1900. at ten ocSSs =.
the forenoon that day 10 show cause II any s ~ and
OF Administration should not be sSlS1
Wy =. charles w Weed. creditor. VINO VII ne
end 1hers apply such letters under seeuon -1o
sea - be t,ode of Procedure. and all ers1loss
-ai9 fulu p Mc5arry hereby notins1 20 20 rises
said SuFTOSatc At tlat tine
In testimony whereof We have easea es1 SRs witness
, p HOWELL Surrogate OF our said Souny 49, -
Srenae At Newburgh in said county. ths 4o'H 1-' y
Nay. y y 4'N" o p HOWELL. surroxats
- . ts,T,x,rr Attorney OF Petitioner.
A j. RV"A-' ~ Newburgh. y. 4
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Financial.
NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS
OF
THE PROCTER 6 CAMILLE COMPANY.
of New Jersey.
1VHE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS

TINHE SIUJh I IIs<d-NtSN I-IN 4'OO4NO O- AA~H0
Company will closed permanently at Il o'clock
Noon June 90 Central Trust < safe DEPOSIT
Company Cincinnati WILL and after July l. lsOo
exchange for certificates deposit for certificates or
stock in the old The Proctor & Gamble Company. when
such certificates deposit properly indorsed with
witness and surrendered certificates Of stock In
the Ohio Proctor & Gamble Company.
Holders Of certificates OF deposit requested %
present same for exchange accordingly
Of stock viii thereafter ne
t 1aicss of the Company United Building. Third
Walnut Streets Cincinnati subject 10 approval OF NE
Registrar Of the Company. The Central Trust SaIs
Teposft Company. St Paul Building. Cincinnati
toIs6CvTE,R & GAMBLE co. OF Jersey
Ill By D. 3. GAMBLE Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

deal n
sadf the we thee
O tn net s5wi
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
THoMPsoN-srARRErr COMPANY

InoAPsOS-STARRETT COMPANY
CONF Nv =. directors OF the THoaPSoN-STARRFT
ANi nave declared a ro,-
,a4Sh Lhe ntock OF the Company nexabI. Tet
te'O 70 all Stockholders OF record =, - U1y
oC5ness On juno 20th, 1905 o. eHs CLOSE OK
Ibs transfer will cIos.
isVe ana reopen July 2nd 1905 ~ oii june Notn.
LOUIS j MORTON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
forty railroads systems for the fourth week in
June. OF these thirtyseven return gains of 1921,
112, 1875 per cent, and three return losses OF
$29 521, or 11S per cent The whole shows a gain
of 81 PSI 591. or u per cent.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

Total $50 900. 6s1 2S
LIABILITIES
gsgsai .sos paid in il cash Po; on market 100000 90
Rus 81 as5 "a surplus on book value
Undivided profits Qess current expenses and g.
pssas,s ssasT PAsa s ,9Sss sSss saas Moneys '''
1na,Sisual deposits subject
ceTtiacates OF deposit mot pre-
1's6 fsrFed az and i-I7s, not a5ie5 included in T de
s59.T5e94; Demand, s1134.
Amount due trust companies.... 21o8,i i69 s8
Amount due banks and bankers O. 7e1. .6ss Sc
Amount due due iaEGEs bndng and loan Al
associations .-.......-.....-. 6.5so51
mnistrator. guardian, trus-
tee committee depositary. 224s,491 81
Deposits otherwise preferred if any, name
MoTgage trust bonds. 100000 90
the above heads. viz:
G:7sss Gs94ass ts:fs9' sfss3 sss9 2
S5O5oo 651 IS
Whole amount of deposits which interest is paid
ssS1s AS 90; paid thereon $50
STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK ss
G NJ CUNNING. President, and Carl. G. RAsMUS
Treasurer Of United Mortgage & Trust Company
located and doing business at No 55 Cedar Street.
city Of New York. In said county being duly sworn
each fo- himself the foregoing report with the
schedules accompanying ths same correct in
eli respects. TO the best knowledge and belief
and they further that usual business of said
trust company has been the location re-
Quired by the banking law CChap. $50 Laws of 1892
and not esewhere above report is nads in
compliance with official notice received from the
Superintendent of Banks designating seventh day Of
June. 1905. the day which such report shall be
made. G. NJ CUMMING. President
CARL C. RAsMUs. Treasurer.
ssveraly subscribed ana rworn to by both deponents
the 10th day Of June. 1905 before me-
tSeaI of Notary-I E. G. BABCoCK
Notary Public Kings Co.
No. las eft filed IN n Y. Co.
conn.ss expires Mag. so. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Trust Companies.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
aHHss stzies aIHtszss s Gnk g.

g. the close of business on the 7th day of June 1905.
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold on the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week Of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
June 10 'O5 June H. '04. June l3. os.
Exchanges 40 e4S eos s079 Gi2029 81 7o2 12s
shares sold. 2.29o,O0d L2s5.los o-2l6-a5o
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

SIC. SOC, 800 total sales for the week.
.Ex interest. ts1OF. .SZOF.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Dividend Notices.
Gugsenheim Exploration Company.

uugsenheim Exploration Company,
a Broacway New York June Sth 1ans
~rx,,- DIVIDEND NO. 10.
INhE OlRECIORS OF THE GUGGENHEIM
HSptoraton Company have this day declared q ousr
,ye.-iS oIHlaeno OF ONE AND THREE-OTJAR'TERS ~
i-I. CE1N1 upon the Fun Paid Capital STOCK os ~.
payaDIe July 1st 1905, to the Stockholde-x
- snree o'clock IN the afternoon OF June I7h Io5
~, lof tne transfer of the OF the Cornns[
.p5 80 tns-e clock IN the afternoon OF June 19th
WILLIAM w. PORTER sac,st,-v
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
To Ny Friends.

As il will be impossible for me TO see
all Of you in person before the election
In November, take this method Of
again expressing 10 you my sincere
gratitude for your support in my race
for county clerk four years ago, and
assure you that shall always be
thankful 10 you for the interest you
have manifested in me.
have at all tunes endeavored TO do
my duty as your county clerk. and to
treat all men alike, and 10 prove myself
worthy Of the honor. and IL | have at
any time failed. II was unintentional.
received the nomination for re-elec-
ton from my party without opposition.
and Il is my sincere desire TO see my
party successful. am glad that ! can
20 out before the people as a candidate
Of party that is in favor Of fair cleo
tons and a fair count, and one thai Is
in favor Of nonpartisan jurors.
My opponent would have you believe
he has been solicited by men Of all POI
litical parties 10 make the race again.
That is simply his old way Of placing
himself before the people. and. II you
will look at his card in the Crittendcn
Press in lSei. lsg7 and 1901, you will
see he claimed the same.
| would like to serve my friends and
my party as your next county clerk.
and ! promise, II elected. TO do my
duty and assure you that no living
man will appreciate your vote more
than ! will.
Sincerely thanking you.
c. +. WELDON
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Dycusburg.

III - r.. ~.
Tuesday evening IN discuss nol;,;c.l
n.,,or. ,h... - =,
s "u ou'
from The .noo.ho. ~, -. II. ..
~ We
in Old Crittendcr for the nov, ION,
wears for each Of them IL sure ~ his
election. The boys skinned each other,
IN good humored way. for the mis-
takes OF the past and promised US
- ,,.' ~; M, -, 80, -, - w ~, a'y ,'O'e
~
Mrs. Matte Wadling,on has been
,,,;,h "a,s,;.i ne -. ~ N'
nj. ,,,''.' 80 - INV" WI IT.
Miss Lillian Decke1 is quite sick With
ehills.
Pumpkins and gwee, po,atoes ara
the next produotn % be caned at the
factory.
Miss Mary Pickering e,vo n b,,hd.v
party Friday evening.
o. o. 80
IN business caturdav
IA Dolto, has iu., ,or,l.,.d and
moved into ,,e ~ tho prc,,ics, B,,lo
cottages If own
tended n musical n, D,n w,,ho,,s.
Sa,urls evening
Miss Rbea Cooks,v cp,cr,,inc5 sor,.
n b.r f.icpds SATURDAY cy.,,,,