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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
orPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,

. 1. renartrrent-In the application OF
Board Of G5aid Transit FaiT34q f bTs COM M
whether
sit rail%ay s a determined by the Board ought
%orstr11cfed and operatedSeventh and Eighth Avenus
Route-Pubo notice Is hereby given that 70
amended the undersigned Beard OF Rapid Transit Rail-
1Saq a, sreTe Court Of the state Of tbs
First Judicial DePsEtmen at term thereof 70 be heia
snd 95tb street Borough OF Manhattan. city or New
York the 26th day OF January l9y0, at one o c-'
IN the afternoon OF tlat Gay OF a. s ,i-cc 80
counsel heard for the appointment or tlIfe
report after hearing whether railway or rdl%ay9
in said city for the convenience and IA
operated me paIrIs 1e.i.in7 ~ the said Board dated
ton VII be a9e &c lax and the afavfts and papers
sGl a he CLERK OF said Appellate Division about
III 9Th jsv Of October 1905 addition thereto
other papers as shall be pFe5faed 70 o t gsD ~
eaI Dian OF construction OF the said railway railways
forms part the papers fled as afoTd WIN te sl
ana Substantial synopsis Of the said route in the county,
Greenwich Avenue Greenwich Avenue from Eighth Avs-
me 70 clinton PI4ce under private property neR
Waverey Place and Macdougal Street ana Hnaer aS5
West Broadway. Broadway from Times Square 70 28rd
Square: also branch conectlre I'm
Broadyay running trroush ,bi-glo7 ,s~c rftS5I
SIT s t from Vesey Street 70 the Batter and
aT,oirtrnent Of commissioners shall detsr-
tam ing all Interested.
whether such railway railways ought to he constructs
a3d 2In nJteirn together with report their deter
rnination which report e n favor Of the
ask that be shall when confirmed by said Court
aiong the line Of said railway or rat1y3ys.
Dated NV York 7T - r>-e- y ro1rNrrs4
s1OSFPS FOR THE City or NEW YORK BY
ALEXANDER 2. ORR President
rVnN a-V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
eo,,THERN COTTON MARKET.
lluERpooL COTTON MARKET.

75.a7,ool Ian 16-CIosinE-COTToN-sp IN fair de-
~, Daiuts higher American lEiadlinE ialt
Ra t5 ,55 nIdillng 64od: rtddl.ng, G22di low nj
saIes Of the day 5000 bales o. %h.cH 90 were
20 6, Laes including 14,10O American Futures
o-ned and closed steady American HiaG-lnsl -
% Sisrcb 12d: March and April tiod' April 6.5
Se,- ia NAV ana June. gid; June ana july
MI and August G28d august and ,,e9n her
September and october. 5eodi oe c5G0e' anu
; Ge,1' November and December. 55od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

by grace of God, free and independent
Stevenson Elizabeth Stevenson,
Florence Stevenson Margaret Bent Malcolm Stevenson,
Philip Stevenson. Florida H. Clark. Rena s. Clark;
Knickerbocker Trust Company, general guardian OF
the property Philip Stevenson. Florida II. Clark
will and testament Of Sewannee NJ.
Stevenson and to all interested In the
OF late of the County OF
New York deceased as creditors legatees OF kin
or otherwise. greeting; You and each Of you
hereby cited required personally be and
before Surrogate OF the County Of New York. at
Surrogates said county, held at the County
Court House in the County OF New York. the
9th dav February 1906 half o'clock IN the
day. and there 70 attend judicial
OF proceedings OF James Nc
Clenahan Of the last will and testament OF
said deceased and of you hereby cited "a
age of twentyone years are required to
TO appear and apply for one to be appointed or
your neglect failure to do guard
will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and
for IN the proceeding.
testimony whereof We have caused the seal OF the
Surrogates Of said County Of New York to be
hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surro-
gate of our said County the County Of New
o. 81 York. the day December. in the year
Lord thousand nine hundred and
JAMES A DONNELLY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
THOMAS J FARRELL,
Attorney for Executor.
P-Oqd vrsv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
Present

III EIchEnge special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
ss, Sases Going sales, 5000 bales; speculation and
sea - American, 1000; receipts. % 090; American.
Iaooiing upland 622d. Futures opened steady
tors On near and points decline distant POSI-
la1gs-S .see steady at net advance Of %95 points
sIas aIc Ja1uary-February I'D: FebruaryNdarch,
tl5: satch-ApEiI, s15d: Aprt-May. 6ISds May-June.
tri. eas-guiy, 622d; July-August, 623d. AugusSep-
Ia olOc: Septefnb er-October be0d October-Sovefn
fsfns Ahd Noyeruber-DecemberI $500. ManchesteT-
FTofr--I11i cloths good demand for india
ssS AND GEAI-In the -four market to-day there
E7ete buying OF spring patents and bakers, win
- S-ssAts and clears. Attitude Of mills continues
hf06sE are unchanged. We quote; Spring patents
isss winter stralghs, So 90qS4i winter patents
q ~ spring clears 50 6oas3 90; extra No win
f.ofp 4v9s5 y. extra No winter. 81 s64SS 10. RYE
sTH tlsady: quoted: Fair TO good 50 7OGS4; choice
Va "a - eSaS4 35 cORSMEAL easy quoted; Kiln
Etasy. 81 5s1SZ IS as TO brand. BAG MEAL barely
5OfSs- gactea: Fine white and yellow, 81 DO coarse
Ea,ssSs.~ AZ FEED-Western nFmi city firm; quoted
Il n. sprlng. 500 standard nicdnng. S2Oi hour 90
r h, teo Cog SO So ell January Shipment city bran
E0 szl 20 sacks: niddltng $50 5g1S25 30; red coz
Nj sssSnlny chop. SCI 80 bulk 81 40 sacAs- Oil
;Es oA- -WHEAT-The Argentine newa while factor
IL en!ng. connection with advance OF = q SO
e soon lost its effect. and Tor the balance OF
ne market responded rather easily 10 beal1h
- to-. closing 70 lover after having beeh At
az - @c.ow the opening figures Inc NoTLt
GL.1-=sio houses good sellers OF Nieal o. al
duri9g the day, the former acts Oh IILI -
HSc--s &c poor export demand Only SIX ioaos 800
Ter On This sccount up 70 this close or the
we L Little support Q; Jel. al times paseo Oh =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

cash Quotations were follows: FLOUR easy
viIEAT 10 spring sas7c: No g sIgsGc; No req.
10 = 80Tc: No . white. 32aSSsc No white. 80& q32e:
fair to choice mailing. 41Q49c FIANSEED No j. - 10
N Northwestern 81 90 CLOVER. contract grade.
S13 15GS13 q MESS PORK. per b9L SIS t5tSl" 20:
LARD, per 100 IL, s. 70. CUT NEATa-Short rib stles
Ooose) 81 $T 422; short clear sides (boXed) 81 500
81 70 WHISKEY, basis Of high wines. 81 % on the
Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER firm: creamery $50
27c: dares l9G24c. EGGS steady at mark! cases in
cludei 1701Ss hrss 1S2c; prime nrsts l9'@c; extras
2tc CHEESE steady at ul@GlSc
Duluth Jan G.-C1ose-WHEAT-No / Northern,
S34.c No 2 Northern, size May S55ac; July, STi4.
Milwaukee, I6--WHEAT-No Northern. S5Qsfc;
No Northern, S3as4 &c; May. IS s4So4sc bid RYE
No J. 5GG75c BARLEY-No =, 54i2c: sample. SStz9J2'.
CORN-May. 45i5c asked
Minneapolis Jan. 16.-CIose-W tIEAT-NIay. s6tc;
No . Northern SIG FLOUR steady: first patents - 10
asa 80: patents S4 30S4 first clears SO 500
81 90: second clears s. 454S2 80. BRAN IN bulk. SlI9
Sl4 %.
PhiladeIrhia 16-WHEAT steady: contract grade.
January. e5Gs5l2c. CORN steady January. $50 49, c.
OATS unchanged; No white. natural and No white.
clipped 371zc. BUTTER hrm extra Western creamery,
nearby Western fresh 21o at mark CHEESE firm;
Network fancy, 141sc; do choice. 49, q
Ifc: good. 13GI342c- Receipts-Flour, LOO
hblz and I1es000 II sacks wheat $4,000 bush corn
gn4 BUSH oats. 51O0O bush. Shl1meats-Nheat 65-
600 bush: corn. 1900 bush; 70 COO BUSH
9f4s4c May, S67sc: July. S2s4c; No ? hard Sise1c
CCFN-No : cash. &c May. 432sC; July, 43A4 l43
OATS-No cash. 81 =c; May, S1S4c; No white 8Sc
Toledo Jan. 16.-CLOVERSEED-Cas and January.
&c Ia. FEBRUARY 90 March, IS %; April, So 10 TIM
oTHY 81 81 ALSIE-E. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

quiet; prime ness western. 97s Cd. HAMsshort cut.
IA 10 IL ~ quiet BACON quiet: Cumberland cut
90 so n. ass; short rib l6 20 a 10 4s long clear
10 short clear backs Is to 20 n. ASS Cd;
clear bellies. Is 10 10 As Go. SHOV LDERs-Square
II to 10 10 39s LARD quiet: prime
tllrccs 3gs American refined in pals "a. BUTTER
steady; United States 1u2s: good United States
Cos CHEESE strong; American finest white 63s; AmeIi-
finest colored COS TALiOWPrme city strong. 24s.
TURPENTINE-S Spirits quiet ASS "a. ROSIN-Comnlon
firm. 9s 3D. PETROLEUM -Refned quiet cad LIN
SEED OIL stronS 2is 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

CoSse cables: Rio-Coffee market nrrni 10 a 1S4U'
$50 exchange Il S82d receipts 1000 bags Owe daysi
rpusnts for the United States, 10000 bags; shipments
fT EUTope . 900 bags; stock, $4,000 bags santos
czes market firm; good average Santos. 4S2o9; Tecelps
0ofes market opened unchanged TO i pfeTnig hgteTi
At D II was net unchanged; at m was net IN
sngsd 70 L p1enng lower: sales, 10000 bags Havre-
Coffee market opened STEADY. unchanged 70 4 franc
higher; al q n declined 4 franc; az N unchanged
70 !. franc lower. $50 advanced L franc; total
sales 81 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

RuraIo Ian I6-FIOTJR firm. WHEAT-Sprfng moth
IN - oinr No Northern 93sc asked; winter steady: No
. hard SSs4c CORN firm; No yellow. AS 1ag4s4c No
. oorn 4SIt OATS quiet firm; No white, 36c No
. mixed 84Hc BARLEY firm; Western In store 45g55c
chicago Jan. 1e-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iivernool Jan l6.-C1osing-W HEAT-Spot steady;
No red western winter Is "a; futures steady March
. Ed MAY Gr II isd. CORN-Spot quiet American
r,xed new Is Id do SID; futures January
AZ o1sd March. As 3D. May A. 3sd- PEAS-Canadian
fjrr1 I0lsd FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady,
sI IA HOPS in London CPae1c COAST quiet, 20 1osg
"a iOs BEEF quiet; extra India mess. tbs Sd. PORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
A Tribune received at their Uptown once: No Lee4
Froadvyay seth and 37th SITS until clock ? n
etiSSrcnts received the following branch orceS az
-s-,,ar oflce rates until O'Clock p. viz: - sth-
Gth-Gve.. cor. 12th-st.; " Eass
sS+L e. 257 Yves. 42d-st eth and eth Fves
6s9 yett 125tst: 1888 3d-ave between 18th and IIth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

Dakota fire 22d23c; fine medium 2292Sc; medium, 279
2Sc: low medium 2702Sc. -
MOUNTAINEERING choice 25g2ee; fine aVeTsgse 24aZ2c;
1T6ToSc. choice 27G2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
Surr0gafes' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= frank y FitzgaraId Surrogate OF the County OF
No., w. notice is hereby ail persons having
Gains against Elizabeth a BabCoc. late Of the county
deceased. the sorae with Voueh%
~ Hereof to the subscriber at her place Of tasactins
Office OF Bouney & Jones. No 81 Wall
49, i tbe Borough Of Manhattan in the city Of New
York before the tWenty-se'eh'H cay u January
next - TT.
MARGARET a. JOHNSTON, Ezecutrix.
HAND. BONNEy & JONES Attorneys for EXecut[ix q!
- Wan Street Borough Manhattan the CITY OF NeSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

coTToN-The cotton market was moderately active.
Es Tor the day being estimated 10000 bales but
sns was chiefly local and in spite Of the firm close
G ne net gain OF SlS points, the market acted rather
tsTous and unsettled The opening quiet,
hanged 70 points lower under local liquidation and
Hng By room bears result Of Indifferent Liverpool
a2es ana private adviceg reporting that the English
ls epfeheneC that tEa sentimental effect OF LIBERAL
victory II the general election might be temporarily
ssessing. Private wires from the South Very
pla as 20 spot conditions however, and the market
,aAea shortly after the opening. Around 11-15c Tor
-sa tnere seened 70 be quite good deal Of cotton
ee enough 10 check the advance around midday and
a reaction OF 3G4 points from the top. but toward
- Goss some OF the local brokers became aggressive
tss and the final eve! practically the best for
= sesss21 The buying toward the close seemed to
s nom some OF the brokers who have recently opposed
HsEkei. and II quarters Il suggested that
ssIs we're Bidding She market Up to sell Port
Fps Tor the day heavier than expected early. but
Wa chiefly due u large outside clearance. and
slA f The DAY exceeded the receipts. Southern cot
markets. according Official reports. unchanged
s-Sc higher, ana good sales were reported
SlVs1 notably New-Crleans Private WEES during the
ay claimed improved demand from exporters with
ses7s very frTn. and wires received from
mile claiming that they could not buy cotton in
efoc at anything ike parity with local contracts.
vas Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby FlEgn C. eI ITS sstils Inns
TSTk 4sceased, 10 present the same. with vouchers
to Tie subscriber her place % trausactug bUsi-f
oeqs 1T the office Erarts Tracy Sherman, No. 90
MI Set Z. ne Borough q Manhattan City o9
Sc YORK on before the t"ent-eighth day OF March,
Dated New York twentieth day Of September 1895
Nv PTS TRAfY & SHERMAN. Attorneys Execu@
l. 80 Wall street. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
X PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or nov.

= Frank T FITZGERALD, Surrogate Of the County %
New York notice hereby given all persons having
claims AGAINST Jacob Lau, late County
with vouchers thereof
place OF lsactinE business,
the office OF John T. Booth No 81 Broadway Borough
of Manhattan. the city OF New 4crl on OF beTors
the FIRST day or MAY next
DATED New York. the 24lh day or october l9tt5 =,
ROBINS \. LAW. JOHN ). "hifL<AN. J. NAbIEts
,orJS- r IrrJI Attorney for Executors 2f Broad
1rav Porough 81 Manhattan city q View York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
T401T4S EMILE AN PURSUANCE or

4 on order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
tho County New York. notice Is hereby given 10 al
against Emile a Thomas %
S;oI1ntv OF deceased 10 present The same,
thereof. subscriber, place 81
sctirg business 1920 No 80 Wall Street
The CITY OF York, on or before the 10Th day e
April next. -, 49,, g. -. e,--..--,.- TOO
sINSTON H HAGEN. Executor
EDWARD B. WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor - wan
Nrrtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
nHE PEOPLE OF THE sTATE or NEW

ClC4 = VI -
THOMAS J. FARRELL.
Attorney for Executor.
o61 P-oa wa New York
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
4uxentBurg.

8ppitul. Sn Der Ra9t puroc
Der 21idhriss Sersmunn Seinri98als
mes ous 8opitol auf Der @rubeSenss
berg in Sid a. b. 9lls BON berdbFals
lsnbem geitein 10 fdpsr OsrIebt, bdB
sr auf benz Wese gum SOipitaI Osrs
far6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

aDslin. Die iible 9lnsepobns
beit, 9a9ts BEL 2idt i'm Bette gu Ies
fen, lit fir eine Gltere Dame pers
bGngnibpoa gsfporben. Die Wittpe
Runoe lit an S9laflOiiateit unb los
inIplsebeEen Ra6ts i'm Ystt. HeBtens
Itieb lie DsrIsbsntli6 bic uuf sinem
Stuble Itsbenbe brennenbe 2ampe I'm,
oisis srploeirte uno iebte bas 9ett in
Eykrb. Die sinaei6lafene DAME S'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

8rettin. 9lls bic Wldurersfrau
9binius ouf qrbett sins, idIoB iit
bic brei &inber in bic Bobnuns sin.
@Gbrenb Der glbpsIenbsit Der Wiuis
ter brdf 5euer aus. Das Gltsite
6iGbrise MGb6en log bel ibrer Riids
tebr tobt unmittelbar an Der Stubens
tbiir. bic es in ieiuer Sobesousit if
penfo1s nod raid bate 0ffnen tpoI>
Ieu. Die 8lsiosr lpuren ibm BUDS
tGblid pom 9eibs os6raant. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

U Irn berg. Die dls hes Rdubz
morbes an Der pripatierspittpe Mar.
garcia 8ittermonn orin9enb perbGdz
tig in Daft senommenen brei Burden
SreuBer. Neibtopf unb 8Obe6tel ba.
BEN ibr anfdnslides 9euanen uufo..
geben unb. ba lie iaten, bab bds oe.
gen iie porliesenbe 9elaTtunasmoterial
fih fortgeieBt mebrte, gu einem Sc.
ftGnonib iid berbeiseIaFen. Der 9as
ter bes 9ebuntens mar Der oft be.
itrafte 9ObedteI. Der bic @eleaenbei;
our @usfiibruns dusfpionirte unb ben
anberen anpsiiungen CAB. pis fis bors
geten Iollten.
pdffau. Sm 4Iter bon 81 Sabs
rem 1T bier Der penfionirte prOfeFor
Der eusIii6en Sprade Sofepb 5riebs
rid mad turSem 2sitsn eeitorben.
5risOri.l nnr Ritbesriinber una sis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12

10 RENT AtG Park street, down stairs
tenement Of six rooms and hath, spring WA
ter, gas, electric lights, hot water. Also stall
room in barn. Fred D. Beckley. S6t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
Laura Townsend

Laura, wife OF Herman Townsend and
daughter OF Johsua and Abigail Law
renee, died at Plainteld, July 9th. She
was born In Plainfeld, Jan, 22d. 1882 {;
married Herman Townsend April Il,
1857 and they have lived in plainiield,
East Montpelier aud Marshfeld They
have had eight children Of whom six are
living, DR.. Herbert Of Bridport, Lee of
Marshiield Jennie, wife Of James Hook
er of Sonth Ryegate, and Bert, Fred and
George.
She had long distressing sickness
which she bore with the patience eharae-
teristie OF herr ayerse 10 make trouble
for those who cared for her in her last
illness, as She had been through life.
She was more willing TO minister to
others than 10 be waited upon herself; a
loving wife and mother, kind neigh
Dor.
II is not compliment 20 say ofamau
that he had not an enemy in the world.
for ii he has performed the full duties
Of a man in eontending for the right and
against the wrong, he must have made
enemies. but OF woman whose duties
in life are OF more peaceful nature IL is
different. OF Mrs Townsend Il may be
truthfully said she had not m enemy III
the word bat had many friends. TO her
children the memory Of their mother Is
something precious and sweet that will
20 with them al along the journey Of
life, until they meet on the other shore.
The funeral was largely attended from
the home Of Bert Townsend, l. 2. Chase
officiating. There was a prpfusiopf pf
beautiful flowers a lpillbw frpp Tier
sons and one from the family of Mrs.
Hooker; carnations from the Cutler re-
latives in Barre; carnations from Mrs.
Helen Camp, bouquet from Mrs. Clara
Page from Barre; wreaths from Mrs.
King and Dodge of Alsrshfeld, roses
from Mrs. Amanda Batehelder, and
many other offerings from neighbors and
friends. The intenuent was in Plain.
field cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY co.


Passenger Trains leave Barre as follows
I12.0I Mfdnight-D Daily. Boston. Spring
field and New York night express. Sleep
ing ears Montpelier Junction to Boston aud
Springfield. Saturday, night train has no
connection for New York; Connects az
Montpelier with train having at go a. m.
for Montreal and the West
400 a. m.--week Days Only for wiz
Jamestown
1855 q. M Daily. Local for Burlington, 81,
Alhans and Montreal. Runs only as Far ~
81, Adams on sundays.
1855 a. M week Days only. Connects at
Montpelier junction with mail train for
Boston, Springfield and New York. Parlor
ear Montpelier Junction 70 New York With.
out change
iI.55a, m. New England States Limited. :,
Daily. Boston, Springfield New York aud
New London fast express. cafe parl0r car
Montpelier Junction to Boston Meals
served q IA carte. Parlor car Montpelier
junction TO Springfield.
l.2O .. m. Week Days Only For VA.
liamstown
s.1O d. m. Week Days only. Mail train
for burlington. 81, Albans, Cambridge
Junction, ogdensburg, Richfofd and Mon.
treal Parlor car 70 Montreal from Mont.
pelier Junction.
AIS b. m. Week Days only Fot wiz
Jamestown
5 80 D, m = Daily. "New England states
Limited" Connects at Burlington with
local klAln iNf HlbAnus ANIt lafinr car
Montpelier junction 70 Montreal Meals
served q Ia carte. Pullman sleeper to Chi
cago.
$50 D. nl.-Week Days only. White Riy-
e. Junction and New Work Passenger.
Sleeping car Montpelier junction to New
York without change, except saturday
500 o. m SUNDAY only White River
junction and New York. Passenger Sleep
ing eaF Montpelier Junction 20 New York
without change.
Trains reach Montpelier about 20 minutes az
ter leaving Barre.
q. &. JONES, J. +. BENTLEY
General Manager fien. Pass. Agt
). o. ADAMS, Agent. Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
slR6s AID SONS.

John d. Rockefeller was offered
$1,000 for fifteen minute conversation
by the Paris Matin.
Champ Clark, the Missouri congress-
man, never writes his full name,
James Beauchamp Clark. unless on
important occasions.
M. Guesde, a French Socialist, says
that when society is properly constitute
ed nobody will have 10 work more than
eleven minutes d day.
Adam Spies of Sterling, ILL.,. who
twenty years ago left church owing
people $4,000 and claiming he could
not be Il Christian under the conditions,
recently paid the debt and rejoined the
church
The Duke Of Hamilton was a great
swimmer and diver in his early youth.
When he was in the navy he often
used to dive right under his ship, aud
once received q somewhat serious in.
jury while performing this feat.
Amzi Smith, superintendent Of the
document room at the capitol, has a
marvellous memory, He Is familiar with
all the countless bills and documents
for many sessions back and can get
the desired one at any time without
consulting indexes or file lists,
Andrew Carnegie Ia believed to have
been granted bis freedom oftener
than any other living man. A short time
time ago he was granted the freedom Of
Ave English towns and cities In one
week and altogether has been the recip-
lent Of about forty freedoms Of this
kind.
Former Judge Alton r. Parker and
his law partner, former Judge Edward
Hatch, have been admitted to practice
in the United States circuit court and
in the United States circuit court OF
appeals. Another motion is necessary
before they can try cases before the
United States supreme court,
Thomas b, Youngblood Of Boonyille,
Ind is the oldest Justice OF the peace
in that state and will soon be eighty.
He II famous for marrying people I'M
der unusual conditions, but says that
he established his record when lie unit
ed couple suffering from smallpox
and had to stand across the road from
them to do H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE IN THE n. ID. CATE real
ESTATE AGENCY

FOR SALE IN THE r.. u. CATE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY.
TIMBER TRACT FOR SALE 100000 acres.
estimated To cut about ! ,a0O millions feet all
spruce and iir. Price one dollar per acre. gstf
IS thousand acres. estimated to cut 400 mill
Lions feet virgin growth spruce large pine and
cedar. Price, $4,000 9Stf
Two tenement house with about half an acre
q land. Rents for $3.50 per month. Price,
81 10000. S8tf
ON South Main street, a two tenement house
ana barn Six-ruOm cottage. Large store
house about 70 feet long BY n wide. two floors
located on q side track of the Barre II. r.. also
a smaller store house, large lot, contains about
iis feet on South Main street and abont f45
feet deep The whole property rents for about
S42 LOO per month"; Price for all $4,000 a5tf
Tso-teneinenf house, ig Hall street. Rents
for St0u0 down stairs and $500 up stairs. Hen
house viii accommodate 100 hens. Spring and
city water. Good sized lot. Considering the
location. helng centrally located, IL ought TO
sell quickly At Si,sSN. $1,000 down, balance
S20u0 per month. 95u
Cottage on the corner Of Beekley and Pleas
ant streets. Contains six rooms aud wood
shed. Bath and electric lights. The honsc is
new, having been built only two years Piazzas
front and back Connected with the sewer.
Lot "a by = feet Price, 81 800. STIFF
Cottage, new last year, containing seven
rooms. Located on Pleasant street Finished
IN hard pine and oak. Bath, electric lights,
connected with sewer. large lot, 40 hy 100
feet deep This cottage was built for a home.
hut eireums tances are such the owner wishes
70 sell and has put the price down to $1,000. stiff
Farm Of ~ acres Ia Corinth. Cuts a LOT Of
hay. Lot Of wood and some timber. Price
only 81 .300.00. est
Inquire for the above at the r. y. Cate Real
Estate Agency, Bolster Block, City.