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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
scIgNcs PagvENTs SADNESS.
The Fatal Germ and Ita Remedy Now
Facts Of Science.

1t Is the rarest thing ia the world for
4 man to be necessarily bald. No man
whose hair is not dead at the roots, need
be bald II he win use Newbro's Herpi-
eide. the new scalp antiseptic. Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
dandruff and leaves it in perfectly
healthy condition. Mr. Mannett. In the
Maryland Block. Butte, Mont, was en-
tirely bald. In less than month Herpl-
eide had removed the enemies Of hair
growth. and nature did Its work by COW
ering his head with thick hair an inch
Icing, and IN six weeks he had a normal
suit Of hair Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c. In stamps for sample to This
Herpicide CO.. Detroit. Mich.
Rickert & Wells, Special Agents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

Wilbur r. Wilder, 18th Cav, at Fort
Ethan Allen, has Just been promoted to
be lieutenant colonel Of the eleventh
cavalry with headquarters at Fort Des
Moines, Iowa. Lieutenant Colonel Will
der has been On duty at Fort Ethan AL
len more 81 less for two years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
NEW POPULAR SONG.

NJ. d. Swisher, Phila.. has just pub.
lished very pretty song entitled. Just
"a Deaf Little Home by the River"
Music BY Chas. n. Bessey. Burlington
It is easy, tuneftil, key Of fat. Has
a waltz refrain. II i meeting with a
ready sale and Is bound 20 become popu-
lar Postpaid zoe. G. II. Bessey. Bur
lington, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
FOR SALE IN THE n, b. CATE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY

ESTATE AGENNl.
FOR SALE Cottage on Park street oxten-
sion. Six rooms and shed room, finished down
stairs ia oak, up stairs III spruce. spring and
city water. Lot is rods BY rods. Good lot
Of fruit Price 81 400. Half cash. ic4ti
FOR sAIE-- Cottage, six rooms. barn and
hen hoase. TOT II 500 feet front By 100 desp.
Price, sg.e09, $3.50, 500 OF 500 down, balance
SIS per month. iG4ti
FOR SALE fiouse and barn with three acres
q land. Price, s1,50o, Smail payment
down. iG4tI
FOR SALE Cottage on Beckiey street. harm
and foslf btsildipg lots, Price. si.ioa i6&ti
FOR SALE Farm. Is minutes Walk FROM
West Berlin stone sheds, contains from q t.
n acres. WIZ keep 81 10 COWS and team. Hay
cut with machine. Wood enough for home
use. Running water "a house and barn. Price
for farm. $1,VgN. stock, tools and about AZ
tons af hay, $500 lett
For the above properties inquire at the ~ D.
Va
Eight room hunse on Patterson street. Four
chambers. BATH. wired for electric lights. fur
mace. Down stairs finished in hard wood and
butternut. Large hot, ~ leo Spring and cisy
water. Price $500. 1861
Rigllt-roon house on Merchant street, bath,
two closets City and well water Connected
with sewer. Electric lightf, Hen house. Large
lot > rods hy rods. with niee fruit. The loea-
ilon = Just as good as there il iDthe city.
81 600. i5ttf
No. % Pleasant street Cottage, six rooms.
Ia acre OF land. You can buy fhis place for
s2.0Qa. Hail cash. ii6tf
Large house on Eastern avenue, 10 rooms and
an attic, all modern improvements This Is a
very desirable place. Besides having nice
home for yourself you can have quite = good
Income from renting rooms, the location being
very desirable. The owner being away have
reduced the price from $4,000 70 SiV00 Very
cheap, l56tf
Quarry Of Y acres. Cheap. small payment
down OF will sell half interest i59tf
Milfpfoperty in Cabot steam and water
power. Capacity, 15t0per day. 70 il. p, en-
gfnc and boiler, board saw, edger. piailer. ~
inch Lane new. Lane hatcher. clipper, Lane
shingle machine, band saw machine foi chair
stock, 20 acres of land. 2 houses. barns, black
smith shop. she'd for lumber 12xA holds
GgNM0 too acres old growth timber ne miles
to mill. estimated 20 cut one and one-half mil
lions, % per cent soft, q birch. % maple, other
timber 10 come % this mill. Price for all
S6O00 i56tf
For the abave properties inquire at the
+ y. Cate Real Estate Agency. Barre. w.
ffelephOne eonnection.l Headquarters for
farms and timber lands.
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TEE TINES will publish Wants. Lost and
Found. For Eaie. 10 Let. erc.--shorE advertise
mente--zt the rate Of four lines for twenty-five
cenrs for the nrat insertion ana I've cents for
each Subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

GRIST MILL FOR SALE IN good town.
Custom work amounts 70 about si.NN0 per year,
and sales of -four and feed 90 about slS,nW per
year, Coed building, water power. also gaso-
line engine. New steel mill and set Of Burr
farming community Price S40d0. terms bne-
half cash Would exchange for other properly
isaac was desirable. For full particulars,
inquire Of n. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Rooms and o, Gordon Block Barre VT i39tf
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE Of 100 acres in the town Of
Worcester. one half mile from church, post
0fIire. school and creamery, hesidcs good saw
mill. new piazza nine feet wide half WAY
round ille notise nN ,a "ateL ,il mouse ala
ftetween ~ Aitd 90 fonsA This farm N one of
the best places IN Vermont for keeping summer
loarders. as IT IL pleasantly situated. The stage
rrty Is TO be sold at once MS owner wants To 20
West. win sell az reduced prce. Farm will
keep thirty COWS and team All for S2.50O.0O,
'rhis il d chance Of lifetime for tiiis property
Is worth twice the amount 10 the right man.
Inquire Of y. u. McAulaAs Gfaniteyille, w.
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A. Al. DunkIee Of South Vernon. has
a remarkable field Of corn on his farm.
The average height Of the corn Il up-
ward Of sixyecn feet aud the growth 81
very uniform. but there are single stalks
that are eighteen feet and seven inches
high The field was planted May 20
with Eureka corn, white smooth ker-
mel variety grown for ensilage. The yield
II about forty-fYc tons u the acre, well
cared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

A RARE CffANGE-<i2 pure bred yearling
white Leghorn hens aud eock--sonle exhibit
ton birds for 5000 cash II taken this month
Best of reasons for selling, II. d. Hopkins,
Montpelier i62tl
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Mnd Mnnrn.

Mud wasps manifest great ingenuity
not only Iii building their nests, but in
placing them III localities where they
win not be injured by rain or pre-
daeeous animals,
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The willow is one Of the most adapt
able Of plants A willow switch stuck
III the wet ground Will almost inyaria-
bly, take root and become tree,
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Grist MIL cider MIL Store, Water Priv
tlegc, Tenement an combined and belonging
~ q. and II. Wooster, X now nfrnTnd for sale,
rs one OF the firm Of 80 years continual business
Y dead and the settlement Of The estate ~ nee
essary.
The main building Is two-story front, ~
tcet OF more IN length rear next river three
stories Good watef power very river
Trout for loAhing ANA nnlusdingy becomes Bevef
muddy Store all right To do business. Gfist
mill and bone cfusher and cider mill. good
place to live. Water rims into the house part
the year round from a good sprina
Possession can be given most amy lime. Ihere
Il huainess enough fer two good men wiling 70
work and make money Terms reasonable
Inquire Of
GEORGE WOOSTER, ADM, Marshhsld, VI
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SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING.

Speedy cutting. knee cutting. interfering.
forging. stumbling and cross firing positively
cured. All diseases of the horses feet treated
with good success Veterinary medicine for
sale.
]. A. MCLEOD, Registered Horse Sheer.
Shop ON Seminary Street, Barre. VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
LOST AND FOUND.

ETRAYFD4 From my pasture, september ~.
one tw0-y ear~oid heifcF dark brown. fcase
advise aiHl receive reward F. y. Martin,
Barre. VI. Tel 2l4-12, l0Si0'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--.Iob printer, Sl5 week for "a
hours for irst-eiass man. Steady work, pay
every Saturday. Reply at once. Vermont
Printing CO., Brattlebor0, VT Ie4f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Cottage house with large garden
and heu house Sell to suit customer Also
hard wood tool chestiand kit stone cutters
tools; bakers 0xen and baking dishes for home
bukery; one ei9ht-foot counter, three tfty-egg
incubatoIs, and 100 chick bfooAer. VIII sell
any OF them cheap. (all at Church street,
Barre. VT l5ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
WORK WANTED.

WANTED -washings. Inquire at il Charles
Street lt1fiF
WANTED Woman with child wishes place
70 work az house Keeper farm preferred Ad-
dress n Times ofilre. t51lss
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FOR SALE

FOR sAI+E-One couch. practically new
Cali At 40 park street. i66tie
FOR SALE -Ope-hundred acres Of land.
about one-1aif mile from Marshfleld depot II
consists Of a sugar place gf 100 trees, OH wwli
equipped for making sugar the remainder j. IN
good pasture land. well watered, Inquire Of
N. II. Eddy of st. Johnsbury OF d H. smith,
Marshfeid, VT l6hf
Fifst-class deer gun, iT5 Washington st. ie5t4t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
ABOUT THE STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

DIR. Watson 4. WATSON, Of Waterbury,
has been appointed professor Of mental
diseases Ia ~ medical department Of
the University Of Vermont, Burlington
John RI Angel 0f Randolph has III
his garden one suniIower With d seed
bed measuring fourteen inches III dia-
meter and another plant ten feet and
four inches tall with twenty-five well
developed blossoms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

FOR SALE-Nery desirable horne with about
i-2 acre ~ land. Consists 81 Groom house.
which has been built only q few years Has
porch on front and one side. Coed chance 70
keep hens. This Is a very desirable home. and
should he seen 70 he appreciated. Price ST.
1000. Fol- fni particulars inquire OF the y.
A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms 8 and 3,
Gordon Block, Barre, VT i5Stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

To RENT-~Front room in old city building.
suitable for Office. Apply 70 Alex Milne, chair-
man property committee. 1astf
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FOR SALE

One Of the best livery barns III Wash
ington County Also a two tenement
house thar will pay fifteen per cent on.
investment Inquire Of
A. A. SMITH,
Miles Granite Block, Barre, VI
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no RENT Once on Elm street, now 0ccn
pied BY the Consolidated lighting Company,
vacant September l. Apply TO Mrs. Helen
Camp 40 Elm street 231tf
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70 RENT

40 RENT--A good six room tenement, cleo
tric light furnace heat. at q Curfier street III
ter October Isl. Apply t. Dr. Henry jack
son. lb3u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

FARM FOR SALE-~-The Bancroft farm adj
joining rainiield village, y minutes walk 70
Creamery. 1876 acres, 600 sugar trees. some ium
Der aesef.failing water. Also back pasture 0f
1875 acres with woodland. All going to be sold
Aufo w y Batchelder Adni it0tf
FOR SALE. Best residence lots in The CITY at
bend at French street. View uhDbstfucued
clear 10 Washington street Convenient 10
both lines OF trolley. Good air. dry soil No
filling rcauifed.e See plan AyEFih Granite
~ 4verill uu iIdfnu fityt 4aff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

FOR SALE-~stone shed on Butnhams mead
ow VIII accommodate five gangs nf men.
cate Real Estate Agency, bolster Block, Barre
NJ i5Otf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

10 REM Furnished frontroomt At corner OF
Church and Avefili&treets. Electric ightH and
hath. Pleasant location w J. Mclean IS
Ayerin street s5tf
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TO RENT Front office rooms in the East
man block, Main street. l55M
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ZOE sALE

Eight double tenement houses ue tenements.
Three cottage houses.
One four tenement house.
Fights live building lots.
All Of tile above real estate Il desirable prop-
hfty and well situated IN the heart OF the city
OF barre. lof further information inquire %
John Irow OF II. A. Phelps. 37tf
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Q\ME]

EHE efficiency Of the United States
cavalry receives less than IL de-
serves OF popular appreciation.
1t is the old story OF the prophet
in his own country. The natural
genius Of Americans for the saddle
and the unlimited opportunity for rid
ing. combined under the intelligent di-
rectfon Of the army regulations. have
produced results in which every Aperi-
can should take pride.
Since the earliest days the riding OF
the American soldier has been notable.
The work of the cavalry on both sides
% the Civil War was in many respects
unprecedented, and has been studied
By European experts with the closest
attention. The Spanish war Furnished
other famous cZarples. The credit
for being the. best riders IN the world
has long been given 80 the Cossacks.
since the late war between Russia and
Japan. however this ideal has been
rudcly shattered. For certain feats OF
trick riding. again. the Italian cavalry
has been very highly praised. 1t is safe
70 say. however. that as regards en-
dUrance. fancy riding and general ef-
dciency our American troopers are
easily the equal Of and IN all prooabii-
ity superior 70 any cavalry In the
world.
Such results arc IN no sense acci-
dental. In the first place. The material
- the disposal OF the officers is excep-
tionally IT. The American soldier
seems to take naturally TO the saddle.
lie is. in the phrase. q natural born
rider. nor is he lacking ia daring and
endurance. Then again the troops have
the advantage Of great stretches or
country for riding which test their
skill and endurance. The cavalry posts
OF the West-aDd there are many u
them--sre doubtless the finest training
schools cor riders IN the world. Here
sre no tan-bark rings or restricted
parade grounds, but unlimited prairie,
mountain and desert, presenting every
condition a soldier may DC called upon
TO face in actual warfare As might be
expected. therefore. recruits are soon
licked into excellent shape.
The regular cavalry drill or the army
is very exacting. The recruits are
taught at the beginning every detail
OF their work In many long and ardu-
Gus hours they are taught how TO
mount, how to saddle and harness their
horses. how 20 care for their mounts
under all conditions, and finally. when
all these details have been mastered,
to go through the various drills on
horseback And at regular intervals
the troops arc sent out on long prac-
tice marches to harden and accustor1
the men 10 face every possible sitga-
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that time. ofzccvered however. thet
q man born in Dantsig In 1921 cu1l,
grated to this country about 1850. His
real name was William MolkentlD. but
his relatives possessed letters stating
that nc had assumed the. name of
Braun. The case seemed absolutely
conclusive until discovered a flaw and
learned about the same time that the
deceased william Braun was known TO
have an annuity In the Gernnania. from
which he had collected s11G yearly
since 1851. Strange TO say, however,
the insurance records failed to reveal
any such name as Braun, though one
$40 annuity had been paid 10 Gustav
Hinterloch since 1851, and this person.
contrary to his custom, had neglected
70 call at the insurance Offices during
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Bat. among several hundred other cases
which I haze cleared up successfully
and prof saniS during my thirty years
in this business. none has been more
puZsling. IL not roma mite. than that of
Judge Thomas NJ. Pomeroy. Pomeroy
wes = Bostonisn. Harvard gradua o.
snd exccientiy connected. When the
gold fever struck this country in iS49
he boarded ship under an assumed
name and started around the Horn for
California For some reason or other
he changed his mind en- route and went
to Honolulu. where he lived many years,
auassing considerable fortune as
merchant.
Returning to this country. he set
tied in Missoula. Mont practiced law
&nd rose to a judicial position of prom
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developed that one william 3. Pomerty
had recently been transferred To Joplin.
Mo-. where we met. He had always be-
lieved that his father had died IN the
Sandwich Islands in 1885. He - now
a rich man. being the only living heir"
Meanwhile the profession OF tracing
the ever-increasing number OF missing
heirs is being reduced to a twentieth
century science, in which custom-houss
and immigration records, birth. mar
riage and death records, newspapers.
the police OF two continents. and 50 on.
form threads in the complex mesh
and like benefcent spiders the Westrel
Keens of real life sit in the center OF
the web, able to tell by the slightest
tremor OF any thread exactly where
TO begin Investigations.
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inence. Well. he died at Deer Lodge
in 1882. leaving large fortune and no
known relatives. A Western lawyer
wrote me the facts not long ago, and
from one or two items Of evidence, one
of which was a small, worn pocket
Bible in which was written from
mother. Boston. 1919 I finally found
that one Thomas NJ. Pomeroy had lived
in Boston, was graduated from Har-
ward. married, lost his wife a year
later and had started for California un-
der the name of Thomas NJ. Higginson-
traced him to Honolulu. learned that
he had resumed his right name and
had gone To Montana.
I'm Boston I also learned that he had
left one son. who was in the railroad
business in st. Louis. At st. Louis ii
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feet In width, which may De used as
bridal paths for seasoned riders. To
the eye OF any ordinary rider the
buttes appear absolutely impossible
The cavalryman takes these curious
trails on the run.
There are many places where no
path has been cut to the summit. and
here the men, disnounting, climb
quickly up the precipitous sides, leav-
ing their horses free. Left to them
selves, the nimble-footed beasts will
scale the steep sides with the agility
OF cats. Once at the top the men
quickly swing into their saddles ard
arc off at sharp gaIlop. Despite the
extreme irregularity of the trail the
troop retains a remarkably regular
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Those who have travelled among the
army posts OF the West know that the
American troops discount those feats.
The accompanying photographs, which
were taken recently In Montana, will
give some idea OF the skill of Arfieri-
can cavalrymen. The feats were in no
sense an exhibition. The pictures were
taken while the men were out for ex-
ercise, the riding being by no means
unusual.
The buttes of Montana lend them
selves admirably to such purpose
Those curious mountain formations
present precipitous sides of loose sand
and gravel well suited for climbing.
Their SUBMITS are connected by steep
ridges with narrow trails only few
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the current six months Returning TO
uautHg. ] found that ono Gustav VIII
helm Hinterlpch was born there in 1872.
and the birth certificate % this man.
together with the birth. marriage and
death certificates OF his parents. corre-
spouded precisely with tire stories VIII
liam Braun had told his frScnd. Per-
mission VAS obtained to eShunc the
body. which. OF course. was identified
BY the cashier OF the Gernanis as Hin
terloch and by the friend as William
Braun"
This case netted the tracer $4,000.
Have you ever had any cases paral-
telling the Little Lord Fauntleroy
story" was ventured.
NO, laughed tho raconteur. nor
am aware who struck Billy Patterson
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ton. THESE practice marches often
cover several hundred miles Of rough
country. The provisions for the trip
are carried along, the troops, OF course,
living in the open.
At many OF the Western posts the
troops have the opportunity to In
dulge in q variety of rough riding or
fancy riding, which is az once ey-
ceedinsiy picturesque and practical.
The reputation OF the Cossack, for
instance, is largely due to the spec
tacuiar fes.s OF g few picked men in
the circus and similar exhibitions.
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formation. 1t Is an exceedingly pict-
uresque sight to see company thus
strung out along the crest or the
buttes. the long rows of mounted men
silhouetting against the sky.
The descent of the buttes is another
amazing feat in the Judgment of the
average rider. at least Sitting their
horses with the easy Western seat and
giving loose rein to their mounts the
troop will quickly descend one OF these
mountains. negotiating angles ap-
parently little less than pcrpendicu-
lar. The loose sand and gravel which
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ELS. wanted. This trisylls6le
phrase surel- warrants en- ez-
c}smation mark. Heirs wanted.
YES. many Of them-and wanted
New-York tribune., 1906-09-03
TenaIe-

A LADY. cultivated. with superior cAps-
biliriss. desires place as chapeFon CT
manager of refined home. Address Y. 2.
Konkers. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-03
MANY FIRES CAUSED BY SMOKERS.
Children Playing with Matches Less Danger
Gus than Cigars and Cigarettes.

a chiid may be trusted 20 play with matches or
hre with twice as much safety as a smoker. This.
az least. Is what the Official figures, published In
the report Of the Fire Commissioner last week.
snow Where only 244 children IN all greater New
York caused fires by amusing themselves with
matches and fame. s0f cigar. cigarette and pipe
smokers-alraost twice as uany-did the same in
dallying with the weed.
To tho credit OF the smoker be IL said that. a
basis OF the estimated smoking population Of the
metropolis. only one man IN about fcur thousand
sets things afre with his tobacco. Yet out OF
every hundred fires the fremen have laid the
blame OF az least FIVE at the door of the careless
smoker.
In the household the range. furnace and heating
pipes are shown 10 be well worth watching. From
stoves alone 5is fires are reported TO have sprung
and done 100000 worth OF damage. Chimney nres
from defective ues and similar causes have formed
almost Der cent or al the fires IN New York city,
while sparks from stoves, stovepipeS and chimney
have caused fully per cent more
Mere than per cent OF all the fires in the city,
the records snow. due 20 the OF gas In
one form or another. OF these almost half were
curtain fires caused by the blowing OF curtains
against Jets. Lamps were responsible for a little
over z ?er cent Of all the fires and candles trife
over per cent.
Fourteen fires were started from Christmas trees
last Christmas. and bonhres. frecrackers and fire.
works were held responsible for almost per cent
Of all New York Cttys fires.