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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
TO BE ARRAIGNED

Charles f.. Durand, Justice of the Peace
at Murray, James y. Luke. collector for
the Merchants Protective association.
and Attorney Kane OF the Merchants
Protective association, who were arrested
last Saturday on a charge OF criminal
conspiracy. for alleged illegal practices IN
connection with cases in the Murray
Justices court, Will be arralgned before
Judge Whitaker OF the civil division Of
the City court next Monday at 10 a. N.
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Local Weather Report.
RRboades Given Floater,

/. z. Rhopdes, accused OF carrying con
oesled weapon with which he is thought by
the officers TO have intended to kill the man
who recently married his ex-wife on
Wednesday changed his previous plea Of not
guilty to one OF guilty, and was given until
10 0 clock 70 lsave the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

Lehman Bros. and Goldman, Sachs &,
Co. of New York announce that, hav-
ing sold at private sale large part of
S9,OOO,0OO of the seven per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock Of Sears, Roe
buck & Co, of Chicago, they offer the
ninety-sevcn and half (971a) per
cent except the October l dividend. de-
liverable October 3 and payable at the
office of Goldman, Sachs e. Co. in New
York funds, as follows; $3.50 per
share on application and $500 per
share on Octobere3. The subscription
lists will be opened by the bankers at
10 a. M, on September II and will be
closed at p. m, or earlier on Septem-
Der 1S The total issue of this stock,
which is preferred as TO the assets as
we'll as to dividends, is $4,000, 900, and
the company, which is organized under
the laws Of the State Of New York, may
redeem the entire issue at any time
at l25 per cent, and under its charter
is permitted to buy its own stock in
open market for treasury account and
when SO purchased shall cancel the
same. The common stock of the COM
pany is S30,000,00o. The net profits Of
Sears, Roebuck G. Co., as certified to by
public accountants, show an increase
from 81 l,299,532 in 1902, to $2,S57 1896
III ioOo. Wltuln tne Same peTloQ Jne
sales of the company, less all allow
ances, rose from S15,945,397 in 1902 to
S37,S79,422 last year. The sales for the
eight months ending August 81 of this
year were $50, 1924, ,S74 as compared with
$21 ,916,45S in the corresponding period
of last year. The balance sheet as Of
July l, 1905, is printed in the bankers ,
announcement. Subscriptions will also
be received by Commercial National
Bank, Chicago; Corn Exchange National
Bank, Chicago; Wells, Fargo-Nevada
National Bank, San Francisco; Francis
Brother & Company, st. Louis; A. g.
Edwards & Sons, st. Louis; Lehman,
Stern & Company, New Orleans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS

The box Office at tho Salt Jnke Theater
will open this morning for the Salt Lako
Opera company's engagement. which com.
mences at the Saturday matinee. Interest in
''The Wedding Day" is intense and big
houses are predicted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
To Foreclose Mortga pe.

The Western Loan and Savings company
has Gled suit in the Third District court
against G. o. Jauson ct al. TO forcclose n
mortgage on part of lot 3. section II, town
ship south, range 1 west which was given
TO secure note for s507. Interest and attor-
ney's fees are nlso asked for in the complaint
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Dua IN Rrush Fire

The alarm of FIRE at o o'clock Wednesday
afternoon was for slight blaze in a brush
heap in the rear OF the Salt Lake Theater,
Thsre waa no damage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
Lameness in His Joints
Mr.. E. B. Deoss, of Lyndonville, VT, was perma
nently cured of cold and lameness in his Joints by th
WUI 1U STVdtVSE tUIl1C SUM
ulant, Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. Thousands of let
ters are received daily
from grateful patients who
have been restored to
health and vigor by the
greatest of all tonic stimu-
lantS.

For long time I suffered from a
severe cold, accompanied by lameness
ana dieahilng pains In my joints and gen.
eral aching throughout the body. MANY
remedies taken failed to give relief. and
| soon feared. as l was a poor man I
would be unable to do my work Al this
time. broken in health. end much that
was disagreeable facing me, ] was in
duced to begin the use of Duffy's Pure
Malt Wbiskey. and I am happy to state
that from the first dose I began to feel
the influence of Its great healing power
Il am now well man, and offer this
testimonial In gratitude and In the hooe
that others similarly afflicted nav be
persuaded TO do as l have done,-E n
DEOSS. Lyndonville, Vt, r. f. D., No. 4
BOZ 215 June 29 1an6 -
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LAST EXCURSION NORTH

Sept. 18th.
Via Oregon Short Line, Usual long
limits will prevail. See agents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
HIGHER TEMPT TURE
PROMISED FOR TODAY
Frost Reports From Over the
Country Are Now
Expected.

True 10 the prediction published in The
Tribune Tuesday, the high barometric
pressure, which was centered over Salt
Lake and the State, remained compar-
atively stationery. giving a minimum
temperature of A degrees for this city
last night. The high slowly moved east
ward Wednesday and extends far enough
10 the northwest to give clear weather
in the path of the low pressure
Low barometric pressure extends from
Arizona northeastward to the great lakes.
causing thuuderstorms and light showers
over portions OF Colorado. North Dakota.
South Dakota. Montana and other States
in the path of the lof pressure.
There was no frost reported for this
vicinity, though IT would have been pos
slble for the State TO have gotten frost
at a temperature OF ~ degrees. Little
frost was reported from any portion OF
the country, though from now on It may
be expected. Of course from almost any
quarter of the Northwest
Calgary had a temperature OF "a de-
grees, which ia the coldest yet recorded
this season Frost was reported from
this district and freezing temperatures
are reported from Montana as we'll as the
British Northwest.
The heaviest rainfall reported was ct
North Platte, where a precipitation Of
1.2S inches fell, The next highest record
was made at Huron. where ~ Of an
inch OF water fell.
Local Weather Report
Yesterdays record at the local Office Of
the weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours ending at p, m.
Maximum temperature. IS degrees; mini
mum temperature, As degrees; mean tempera
ture, GO degrees which is degrees below
the normal.
Accumulated excess OF temperature since
the first Of the month, IL degrees.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
January ], 200 degrees.
Total precipitation from p. m. TO p. ~,
none.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
the first OF the month. "A inch.
Accumulated excess of precipitation since
January i. 6.93 inches.
Ralntira hmnnidiiv al 6 N m u ner cent
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

ing stirnulant and tonic; 1t builds up the
wer TO the brain, strength and elasticity
II brings into action all the vital forces
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
LIVELY FIGHT CAUSED
BY PAYDAY LIQUOR
Two Men Mix 1t at Park City,
and One Is Severely
Cut.
Special 10 The Tribune.


PARK CITY. Sept. 12.-Too much pay
day booze was responsible for a lively
scrap between J, Williams and George
Coughln In front of the Center saloon
early this morning, In which the latter
was badly cut up with a penknife in the
hands OF Williams. The men got into
an argument at the bar and went out
side TO fight IL out, Williams drew the
knife and slashed CoughlIn about the face
and neck. One long cut from The mans
forehead to throat required nine stitches
to close. Williams was arrested by one
OF the night policemen and now Ian
guishes in the city Jail, with a charge
OF assault with a deadly weapon hanging
over him.
ABOUT month ago two Austrians. both
named Miller, who were working at the
DAILY West, went 10 the bunk of a fell
low countryman named Ba2ctte, 1t Is
alleged. and demanded money. Bazette
had no money and the men proceeded
to give him a beating. at the same time
using knives. They then skipped out,
without drawing the money that was
coming to them from the mine. Yester-
day the men, who are now located at
Tooele, wrote for their time. The letter
was handed TO Shern MAR, who lmme-
diately proceeded to get a warrant for
the arrest of the men. He telephoned
the officials at Tooele today and left this
afternoon for his prisoners.
Word was received from Salt Lake to-
day OF the death of James Pierce at the
Holy Cross hospital, Pierce was one OF
the camps pioneers and before the ad-
vent OF the railroad through Parley's
canyon drove a stage between here and
Salt Lake, His remains will be brought
TO Park City for interment tomorrow,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
ST AlhansI New Iuare.

Cow Fletcher u. Procfor Oh Friday
commissioned Nathan N. Post. Of 81.
Alhans, ritv Judge for that city for the
term Of two years ~ sHeeeed Lee s. Til
l0fson.
Nathan n. Post was born iii Georgia
in 1855. and was educated in THE pub
De schools and academy al his native
toxin After leaving school Mr.. Post
taaght Ill the district school In Georgia
for nine terms. was principal Of the
Georgia academy tor four terms, ard
was principal III d select school III
Washington. Mich. four terms, During
tilis time De studied law and was admit
ted to the bar. Mr.. Post married CaFa.
iHe G. fadd. III Georges. id 1879 ard
has fwo children. Mrs W. II. Eastman
and Harrington Dubois. both OF whom
lire 1t the family residence on Rugg ~
Mr. Post Is Ia attorney, being the
Junior member IF the tiFn If Earring
ten and Post. III has been town super
iuteHdent Of schools ia Georgia. trustee
IT the village 81 ST. Adams four years,
and eitg attorney twice. re has always
been Republican. Mr. Post belongs 10
st. Adams lodge No 81, i a. O. F. and
Franklin ledge. Nc 4, F. 4 A. M.. and
has held ali the Offices II the aft b the
Sc, Albsas lodge.
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Was Successful in Alaska.


Fayette Vt FaringtoH H. inst Al
rived 1t THE home III Til parents slr
and Mr.. p. 4. Harrington. III Danvilie.
from Nome, AIaska. IIe left nine wears
aga, going ID Anaconda, Mont and
stayed There three years He went Nj
Nome Alaska, six yeaa ago. Npme AZ
that time was d small village IN only
b few tents Today Ii ii Il small citv hi
1000, with fine churches and buildings.
q Masonic temple. thriving odd FELL
lows lodge ana an up.to-date city. Mn
Harrington bought 7.n00 acres of land.
sixty miles from Nome, and has been
engaged ID mining ana dredging They
haye about fonr months mining season.
he SAYS, and Thu mesetry gee= to s2
degrees bAloM xeto some sags in fhe
winter, aad viii average 40 below with
terrible winds Mr. harrington has the
city franchise III furnish IL with wafer
fof twenty fine years, and he has to
hiring ii twenty tWo miles, NY he owns
excellent springs at that points which
II the only chance foF wAter He Ia
also president II the Nome Machine Co.,
and apparently bias great future be
foFe him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
HoNoREp SON Or VERMONT


Middlsburg Nov 2G Ex Gay. John
M. Stewart IN ftlis town was 81 wears
ola Saturday having been born " Md
dleEmrY. November 4f is2s, After pfs
payatFpn ii Middiebury academy TN VIII
terad sildaiebmg college froa which M
graduated with honor III 1915
Adopting The legal profession. le stud'
ied with tlla late Hofatio Seymour II
this town Ain was admitted W the bar
in $3.50 Pour years later liz formed
\ partnership with eN 4. senator
Phelps ana maintained fhe congestion
until AFr. Phelps death the next year
Early III Mill career AIr Stewart AL
ISOLATED himself With thf political affairs
XIII Vermont, and h0HeF4 have come "
him iii abundance. From las2 t0 is5s
III waa states attorney ~ Addison e0mni
'ty. aiaa IN 1856 TIKI represented Middle
bury in the legislature TIL IssT when
the state capital HI Montpelier burned
NH. Stewart was largely instrumental
in retaining Montpelier ~ the capital
III the state. being tsa ieadeF ID thu Dit
position III the movement fD change the
seat ef tile state government To Bar
iington
after serving tWD years In the stats
Senate. NH. Stewart Was again elected
t0 represent MiidleburY III the general
asseHbIv Id 1854, '65, '66 mid 's7, being
chosen Speaker IF Till House at each Ill
ths iast three sessions
Mr Stewart was the tlrst governor 81
Vermont elected after the constitutional
convention which made The election bi-
caniai inst4al uf annual ElH serred IA
chief magistrate from 1870 III Is7a Tht
routine IN stata atFaiTs was e0a3tleted
with dignity aH4 skill, and Eis gHfefna.
t0rial ineAuabencv wAs ane " usefulness
and honor
It'll served far faug terms In tile l0wei
House 81 the national Congress, from
1850 rs 1855, when he returned t8 TIKI
active practice AZ law
8fr. Stewart was married Ill 1860 q
Emma. daughter III Phiiip Eattell 81
Middlebury OF their FIVE. children twr
daughters and saa sfiA survive, Ths
daughters ere ElRa and Jessiea, while
theif SON Philip, graduated from Ials
ia 1856. ana il now d prominent raneh-
nan Ii Colorado and one III tile most
intimate friends a President Roose
Welt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
uNHAPPINEss plsPELLED.

HEN and women Unanimous About IT.
Many wamen weep and wan and refuse
" NJ eonfarted because their once mag
alaeent tresses haye become thin and
faded Many men incline to profanity
0ecause the aEea bite through TIE tfalr
fnafea IN their craniuuls r will be g5o
news ~ the miserable AZ both sexes sS
learn shat NewhEas EEarpleide has been
piaeed nHpn the market This ii tse re
scalp gernaAcide and antiseptIc thar acts
cv destroying the germ or Fnlcr0bs that
~ fhe underlying cause AZ alI hair ne.
straetiar HerpIriae II new prepava
fi9n raaGe after new formula on An
entirely new principle. Anyone who Hal
tried IT with testify az tn It'll WORTH. wrv
Yourself and ba convinced solH En-
leading druggists sena tall IN stamas
fer sample to The TEerpicEde ca, De
frSH WEeh
Rickert Il Wells. Special Agenfs
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conrt y claIms BusIness.


AIT recent session sf the stsste raurt
81 elzinis the following claims we're
allowed e Il afayes II ANiaeuslSi
Oh services fenaered the aslafnes gen
era seH states attorney ID the ease d
state IS. Tfambley. SO Lesog Rus
sell, states attorney u Addison county,
for extraordinary saryiees outside the
county. Ssaas W. r. Daley, states az.
torney, Bennington county, f0r services
extraordinary III tiia Mary Rogers eases
si4T.ha. a. L. sherman. states attor.
ney for Chittenden county similar
services outside 81 county IN the ease Of
State ". r, f Metabe, charged with
wreeking the New England STATES Linn
tied. services II Canada, St8T.S4; II. RI
White, 81 st. bloomsbury, damage BY
deer, $40
The claim 81 III h AWeyi states at
toFney for Essex county was considered,
The claim Is for S24S.3N for services
extraordinary Id Els county.
The court has at present the follow.
ing bills pending II y, Thompson,
~ states attorney for Caledonia county
S1ig3i Town If Bennington, 10, claim
on inheritance tax paid the state aud
claimed g kaye been paid uniaWfnily
az two iegaeics set aside for TIE caring
81 tvo graves Ct +. Pemher, of Ran
dolph, SIG. expenses ii searching for
horse Thief III Gle state Of New Hamp-
shire; Caledenia county fair association.
sfe0. license tax paid u the states HI
D. Ryder. states attorney fer Windham
county. $3.50, fOr expenses outside Of
rho 1fatps : IL I4rk4an ev-stateaa Mt.
t0fney for Washington county, Ss440s
fer services inside 81 the county, N. MI.
Wilson. d Randolph, states attorney
I'll Orange county, s76l24, FER extraor
binary expenses RI A. Lawrence, states
attorney of RntlaHd county, services aud
expenses extraordinary. S6sTs; M. a.
Gale III paAlogd claim of S22R5 for
expenses II seafekinR aHd afrestiHg
George White who was alleged 10 have
stolen horse from him III Fairfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
Mardsr case II caIeaonla conntx

The December term VI THE Caledonia
county court Will convene III St. Johns
bury Tuesday December i. ana foF The
first time SINCE his promotion rs fhe
fisyiile. II the presiding Judge There
are 2f2 cases On the law docket and 83
claneeFy eases. The jury calendar e0n-
tains 4 eases and TIE court calendar
2T The eass that Will attract the most
H8fice wiii ~ that XII the state against
lnseph E-ahrea and Arthur BeepYs. now
in jail charged with the xAaraeE az Ed
ward Manning at West DanvilIe 4
month ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY co.
Corrected q October :, isA

Passenger Trains eaYe barre as follows
1a.0f 1fdnfght Daily Boston. spring
field and NeW York night express Steep.
inw ears Montpelier Junction to boston and
Springfield Connects as Montpelier with
train having IS 80 q. n. for Montreal ami
400 o. m. Week Days Only Coz VII
tiaanstowns
e.45 a. m - Week Days only.--Isseal fsF
Burlington -. AlhsHs ana MaaxeAA
s.4s.a. M Week Days only cannecsSat
Montpelier junction with uAfl train Tor
Boston. Springfield and New York
$50 a. M. sunday only. Newspaper
train fer burlington aua 81 Athans
1t.5a a. M. ANew England states Limited =
nsiiy. Boston. Springfield View YORK and
New L9aaan last express safe R&Figr caF
Montpelier Junction - Boston. sleals
served q Il esFtH. PArtaF car Montpelier
junction q springfield.
II. 10 D. M. Week Days Only. f9g vi
Jamestown
$40 .. %. Week Days only. Mai train
rs Burlington ~ Albans, tNmuEsass
tfeai Farl9r car a. Montreal fruln MunE-
peiisT Junction
4.f5 D. m Week pays only. For wa
lAnastex4a-
S 80 D, rn.-~DafIy New England states
Ianited.H eats paFiar eaf Montpelier
junction e Montreal MeaEs served 4 "a
eaFte. Pullman sleeper II ghleag0.
/. 80 b. ia. week Days only. wbite Xiv.
Ell 9aaetiau ami New Work. Passenger
Sleeping ear Montpelier function "a NeW
sofk without elsange. except saturday.
s.00p. IA sunday onlv. FoE White Htvel
daneEaH I4sseHSeTs
Trains reach Montpelier y minutes later
sattect ID ehanga without notice..
g.E. BENTLEY. General Passenger Aasns
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- 81 Al-Fx.snER ,IoRr0N


STATE or vEIfN0NT. In Probate Court
ussfrtef II WssniagsSn ~ lselh IN sfanspsI-
Ter ia and fag said District eu the 1Tsa day OF
November, 4. 4. Iasa
Joseph Graham ana John Stewart. Executors
IF the tast viii dntt testament 81 Alexander
Maff8a, late 81 The City ef Bagrs. IL said
District, deceased. presents their admin
isfrttIsn account for examination and
allowance ana make application fae o
decree az distribution and partition 81 the
estate IL said deceased Nhereapna it Il
ordered BY said Court IAat said account and
SAID application b referred . ! session there
II. 8 = held af fie pfntste Office. 81 said
Montpelier. On TIE It'll day ~ December. a. u.
aaas far hearing 8f1a decision thereon And IS
i farther arlesed Eitas aefIee hereof he given
q II persons Interested p publication e the
saaae three weeks slece&sivsly u the Barre
DailY Times newsTapts pabilshest - tbs city
~ Barre ii this STATE. previous - sid time
appointed fer hearing, tAat they HAS appear IT
@afa tsuse and plsee aud shew cause. Il any they
ms have. wing saiA account should not b al
lowed ana such decree maHe.
BY the ftmsrf Attest.
HIRAM CARLETON Judge,
Monday Nov. 1876. Dee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
Another Prize Winner in the Boss
Cracker Contest

Another Prize Winner in the Boss
Cracker Contest.
In this issue viii be foand the name
II the prize winner for the Boss Cracker
contest fer this week Another girl,
Grace fonhara, 81 Pleasant street i
glaa that shs took the pains ID send
q ID Bo@s i son. New London. o.. AT
tbe words that she could think If that
could be made FROM the letters contained
ii Boss Crackers
The enthusiasm aroused b. this con.
test. aud the simplicity IF the eandi-
ton, makes It web worth while for
every boy 81 giEl ii this section % try
for one al these S. prizes. All von haye
"a ID Il u send III % c. d. Boss 4 Son,
New London. c., neatly written list
of al the @afls voH tan think IF that
can 81 made from letters IN the words
B0ss Crackers. enclosing seal from tie
ends 81 Boss Cracker package
G. d. Rsss s Son are certainly 60 be
congratulated on employing this noSel
way Of faailiafizing every family With
the many lines 81 crackers which they
make ia this day 81 advancement
everyone i becoming interested ID 81
the practical theories on fOod products
which haze bern brought cut bv tie
broad discussion of the piife Food Bits.
The tasty. carefully sealed. paessasss
81 Boss Crackers. wEiieh come 80 our
tables direct from the big oven Of G.
u, Boss s Son. never touching hand
from the time they leave the care q
the head baker until they are served
on our tables, i one If the wonderful
examples Il modern industry. II yoHr
family IS not using Boss Crackers You
had better try them. They are cer-
tainly the finest that your grocer has.
Who viii Be the winner next weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26

FOR SAIfs-sty faar-ye Dia mare 0ns u
tie lsesb bfssk ea 6 IA tla state Street HI Nei-
mont Alean1ee, hy Alcsndar Ia Alcankars, bs
George Wilkes. dam klsis W00ti, W&nsH IN
John Ian~. Hls8 ladv Sh4a lfnWg narN i0veArs
oaI ButIs nafes arc fearless 81 afl oh4eets naA
es6d ta wtfk III drlfe. VIII Affea #iH4l II ~
double. taN ~ NAltse BeixtIss, Granite
Wills. f5srf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
ITALY MAY TAx ART EXPORTS
New Bill Also Would Have GoysraHsnt
Buy Objects on Sale.

Rome, Nov. 26sA new law win be
submitted to Parliament before Christ
mas for TIE purpose N preventing thc
ale and expectation from Italy of an
cient objects IL art
The law provides an export tax % 20
rar GEMS al ysIofea and places Si4e.-
300 yearly 1t the disposal q the Minis.
try 81 Public Instruction for The par-
CHASE by the Government a All objects
of art placed on sale BIZ dealers oT
awners
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
AGAINST TURKEY RAFFLEs.
Concord. N. ri, Authorities Issue Warn
ing Against Such Affairs.

Concord. n H. Nov. a. Concord
h0usehaEdars VITO desire ta secure d
turkey for Thanksgiving dinner must
purchase the ferl I'll the regular man
HsFs and NOT attempt 70 obtain one III
MEATS ri i Fatsis. acaordiUg Cd a notice
issued ~ City Marshal James r. Rand.
III has bern the practice g bold turkey
rallies fur night or two prior ~
Thank giving day m ssiaHg his warn
ing tse marshal sass tAht persons rsy-
tigipatiug il such affairs will d. prose-
eutsd this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
ZOE 81 IA cAssIE -.

Hay Del seged ptomptly VA bulk.
FARM 10 acre fArm kirsE-cfAss hutidlngs.
viii out laa taas q hay.
Lats~io0 acres - sats " OF 10 acres, o suiE
cazsoInetss
RaSsare--fa0 acres pastues and wtthous
bindings old Maine farm
Apply Is sebfAe Cassie. Fast street. o. Perry
Heal Estate Agency. Atr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
NEW CIDER and BOILED CIDER

New Cider, 10 cents gallon;
Boiled Cider. 6S cents a gallon
Get orders in as soon as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
Famous Strike Breakers.

Tie most famous strike breakers In
tile land are Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
When liver and bowels 70 on strike, they
quickly settle the trouble, and the pari
tying work gues right on. Best cure
for constipation, headache and dizziness.
&c 1t Red Cross pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
FOUR LINES FOR rs CENTS

TEE T1MEs will pahiish wants. Lost and
Found. NUg Sale. Hill Lett esr4-snoEt advertise
nlenEs- aF zhe rate b. f0nr tines sar tweatF 1--WE
cauEa for t1e arsr iAseFrAam &na nEe aeEss Tor
aScn SmngeaNene ansertt0n.