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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-10-17

Missionary Baptist church will con
Vene at Huntington Sunday with
Rev. I. v. Bryant for the purpose Of
receiving Rev. J. w. Carter.
The Aid. society Of the Baptist
church meets this afternoon with
Miss Bonnie Mallory at her residence
on Lewis street. On Friday evening
the Tribe OF Joseph will have a Joint
meeting with the other tribes at the
church III. -, -
J.. M. CAVITY, w. A. ,spriggs and
El1Jah5 Hurt, all of Institute, have
purchased the feed stable Of Fisher
& FTuth on Virginia street and will
continue the business.
Dr.. T. H! Bryant, of RAYMOND
City, vas here yesterday. on bust
ness. 49,, - = 80.
Mr.. Thomas Hall and Miss Bessie
White were united in marriage at the
parsonage by Rev. w. f. Walker on
the 7th inst. ..
=. Rev. S. R. Bullock has been at
montgomery assisting ~Rev.. Warner
Brown conduct revival. -..a. . 4. Z
Last Sunday the congregation OF
st. Paul, A. NJ. e. church enioyed
sitting In their new pews for the first
time. Each service, morning and
evening was we'll attended and the
collections for the day amounted to
$6l.4O. Miss Nina H. Clinton and
Mrs A.. M. Alexander, who were alb
sent through the summer, have again
taken charge Of their classes in the
Sunday school, 49,.
Miss Rhoda Banks left last Thurs
day for Harper's Ferry to enter stor-
er college. IT, /.
The Stewards of Simpson M. E..
church will have. their rally Sunday
and have secured the services of Rev.
NJ: Lake, former pastor, who will
preach both morning and evening.
=. The Ladies Aid society. of the A.
M. %. church was entertained Thurs
DAY evening OF last week by Mr.. and
Mrst Hogshead at their residence ON
quarter street. After the regular
business had been transacted the
election was held and resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. Mamie Moss, pres; Mrs.
Martha Washington, vice pres; Miss
Sallie Powell, secty.; Mrs. Lettie
Johnson treas.;' E. + Washington,
chaplain; and Mr.. Hogshead, mar
shall. These officers will serve six
CHARLESTON TWO ."t
months. Refreshments were then
served and the evening passed off
very pleasantly.
The Lifters- Of Simpson M. E.
church were guests Of Mrs. Nellie
Merritt this week. ~" ""
\ Mrs. Myrtle Woods Is very Ill at
the home of her mother on McCor-
mick street.
Atty. j. w. Chappelle was at
Montgomery last week on profess
sional business.
Mrs. Alexander White, who was
called to the city by the death Of her
daughter, Mrs. G. l.. .Cuzzens, re-
turned to her home in New York Sat-
urday She was accompanied by her
little granddaughter. Ellanora and
Savannah CuZzens, who will make
their, home with her.
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DELAYS ITS IMPROVEMENTS.

Pittsburg. Oct 16.--Presfdent Jas.
McCrea Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
accompanied by a number OF the
members OF the board Of directors,
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10 REsT-IArEe p4sement, azy ana fighk
Esquire cf L 81. AYeraH egtg
TO REST-Tmo ffunt rncns, Ia EaatrAan
Eacck 1Sgx
10 RENT--Front room il old city Building.
SaiEzhla 5oE pf7ee- ADpsY - H. y. Ccslsr,
chairman property cOaIEnaEtea- l11
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In sowing q few acres Of alfalfa I
had 70 cross q knoll Of newly broken
up shale nearly an eighth OF an acre
IN extent. and. feeling sure no alfalfa
would grow On sucb 2 seed bed o. al
most pure gravel and shaie with
very small per cent o. coil and 4 shzis
rock beneath. I sowed q lot Of mixed
grass seed over Il, consisting o. TIE
clovers, timothy. redtcp and orchard
gross, OF course I soTsd the alfalfa
over that as over the rest OF the feld.
The el0vers. timothy and redtop never
showed. but % ny surprise the knoll
seemed 10 Be just adapted 10 alfalfa
and orchard grass, and have a spieE-
did stand of these plants. At this tina
we usa RE Tor s0illng but nnd by
actual weighing thst the alfalfa AMI
orchard grass give considerably more
feed than the RE and. ! would guess,
OF better quality and possibly more
digestibls.-IA " Lightly In National
stockmsn and Farmer.
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sIREs AND SONS.

Admiral Baron Yamarnoto Ia one Of
the few Japanese who wear fun
beard trimmed ia Vandyke fashion.
George W. Daniels. who died recent
y at the age d seventy seven IN
Adams, Mass, created sensation in
ane town some years ago by painting
his home red, white and blue
Harry Marvin Of Deep River, Conn,
was shot by eomrade in wild west
play, but bits life was saved by the
fact thar the bullet struck d button
which bis mother had just sewed on
his trousers.
Count Wilhelm von M0lfke, the new
minister Of the interior for Germany. II
Christian Scientist and recently
called meeting of Scientists ID pray
for his mother. who recovered from d
serious illness
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
straus NOT only works ten or twelve
hours day at his desk, bat goes in
for pedestrianism at spare times No
government carriage conveys him 10
the department
Among the candidates who recently
passed the tests for entrance TO the
United states Naval academy Is John
A. Baird, son 81 Captain William
Baird, Y. s. a. Captain Baird Is serY-
ing on the staff Of Governor warfeld
Of MARYLAND. He Is the son Of Cen
erai Ahsaiau Balrd
William Edenborn. who Il twenty
times millionaire ard the richest
citizen OF New Orleans, lives with the
simplicity Of a $40 q month clerk. lie
il president of the Louisiana Railway
and Navigation company He was
born In Germany and came to Amer
ica at the close Of the civil war, FIRST
setting IN Pittsburg.
Advices from Europe indicate that
Heinrich C0nried. director Of the Metro
polEtan Opera House. New York, has
not benefited so much by bis European
trip and his rest 10 Germany as had
been expected. There Is strong rea-
son to believe. IN fact. that Mr. Con-
ried win never be able 70 resume &C
tive work at the opera house.
Dryden Glandening, the English ply
stefan to the queen 81 Spain. is com
parativeiy young man, graduate 81
Durham university. and. while his posi-
tinn In bis profession y excellent, Il n
not remarkable ID any way For a
tine be was house surgeon at the
British hospital IN Paris. Hon. Alan
Herbert. who when living was one q
the doctors or the royal family recon-
mendea Mr. Glenaening 70 them.
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The superstition Of the Turks Is no
where so apparent as IN their fear Of
TIE 4evil ere" Jugs placed around the
edge or the roof Or an old shoe 6Ilei
with garlic and blue beets gblBe glass
balls or rsagsl Is sure guard against
the Illusion. Whenever aspretty child
Is playing upon the street the passers-
ny viii say. "Oh. what an ugly child.7
for fear Of ineiting the evil spirit
against its beauty. The peasant classes
ID Turkey are Of course the most SUI
perstitions because they are the most
ignoraas They have 10 education
whatever and can neither read nor
write.
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LIneeIn.s Sc AnsNsr.


One hot summer day when / was In
Nov York ! was invited to a cold
tea" az the Americas clubhouse IN
Greenwich, Conn. At the clubhouse
was a gracious company. and among
the guests was Governor John r. HoE-
man Of New York
One Of the guests said to the govern
or that be had noticed President LIN.
coin sent an open letter to Governor
Buckingham Of Connecticut. thanking
that stats fIs having raised its quota
Of troops. ami he asked Holman II be
had ever received such letter for
New York.
The governor replied that he had
not but had read the letter TO the gov
fvnor Of Connecticut, and il had dis
turSed him not a little. But soon after
its publication Be had had an inter-
view With Mr Lincoln al TIE executive
mansion. and Rad said: afr. President,
l notice that you took pains 10 send
Governor Buckingham a letter thank
ing Connecticut for having raised its
quota of troops. Bat Won forgot 70
thank the great Empire State for hav-
ing raised Us quota
"Ahar said Mr. lincoln. when Mrs.
lincoln passes me cup Of tea I never
think 81 thanking her Tor Il; ,expeet
it, Boston Herald.
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- 81 - 4. -.


STATE s3F VERMONT, IN Probate Court.
Tistrsrf 0f Washington ss. be8d "a M1ntpsl-
ieF iii ARD sGg sai4 District. on THE 2sd Day of
July 4. ~. ExF.
Danies n S1a1aeE Administrator Of tAg es-
tate 81 MsEy N. KtatcAtns. late Of the City II
Barre Id sssn nissFics Diseased. presents his
Standardization A@a1auE I'm examination anN
allowance and makes applies i1n f0F decree
~ dfksxstnstcn ana paFtsgldn ~ the estate 81
sal4 deceased. Wkerxlpez. il h ordered ty
ssid gonrs faas saiI arceEnt and said sppss-
eatinn lis referred ~ q session thereof u
he hAld AK the Probate 0faee lib s8id Mont,
yssliaF aEa the i1F8s a8v rs August a. III
ig1T fer bearing ana Geeisinal thereon and, * y
further ordered flsat notice heTsef ~ gives % All
persons Interested. ~ panAicSslpa u the
same three weeks AE1fceesaxesE tn fAs ksr9e
llaifr T4Sne# d newspaper paaisshaa at sfaA fltT
III BARR. tn iris STATE, pFeviDns ~ sAid tfHse
appointed FOR hearing. slr2t they nasy appesr
Ak said f.ne and place and show esnss Il aEY
Fhey may have, why said account shcaia not be
allowed, and sMea aeeree made.
Bs tie Cgnrt Attest
HIRAM CARLETON. Judge.
Wed July ss-si. aug.
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MoRE TEMpER 10 Us.
Tiger is a Suspicious Fellow, Always
on The Watch.

on LIE Wateh.
'sThe tiger has more temper than
sense says Animal Trainer Patterson
of the Forepaugh sells shows.
file is 4 suspicious fellow and always
looking sut of the corner III his I'VE, Is
II he thiniss some one Is trying to I'M
pose upon him when be has no family
cares. and y fed regularly be il d fairly
decent fellow. That i, be does not
make much Of racket nor scrap With
Bib fellows. but squats amiably ii d
.poFner of his dem. Tia has got bal
streak ii him though, ike some miser-
ably boFn people, ard you cannot bank
on him long. dis bead Is big box
but II does not seem To haze much in II
To give him judgment.
III be we're to cut his foot on a piece
0f broken glass be would fly into as
fierce q rage al III javAlin lad pierced
his hauHches, aud like Al not would try
To take q piece cut of brass image If
i stood within Feaea.
To try 10 win him over by soft
mnFd and good treatment would only
gige him a chance for doing greater
mischief some tiFae. Iike people at low
nature. who have nothing useful above
their coat collars, the only way to keep
him ID line Of g5od behavior y u beat
him well when Il Is necessary and make
him physically afraid.
Straage, too, THAT this animal, With
such wonderful beauty W fir ana gracs
~ -
mean. The elephant is big bundle Of
affection. and in this resBacf, thing
has rha horse ana aog ontelasaed,
The elephant il ss ossetient a. d
child ami fairly leeds on small, kindly
attentions He will ary wien punished
by apme ona he loves. and 4as rry u III
the kind that produces big. round tears.
IYe has something III a wemams nature
IN taking sudden likes and elisiikes ~
people and BIZ this saHis token ii paa-
siouately foaa of fhiliren. Il child can
Hslk aH around and Hm0ug 4 frFd 81
elephants without receiving the slightest
hurt
This instructive fondmees for child
life makes the elephant the tenderesf III
beasts with tbeir young. IA the Fore
paugh Sells herd there are twentv Eve
animals and every one ~ taem n really
foolish a. they say. over Boston. This
padgy little elephant i swelied up be-
cause of these attentions ard gives ne
lot of trouble h Seep the kid fFom
growing Dip careless IN useiess"
The animal department will prove an
interesting feature II the eifeiis exlaibi-
ton u be given IN Montpelier SATURDAY,
August l9th.
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Keep the celery plants wen supplied
with water
Place a stake 70 the onion heads that
are 10 be saved fsr seed
Feed the squash aud pumpkins free
~ when plenty Of fruits are set
Sow mustard and cress regularly
every week IN shy odd corner.
Oh dry SCOT thrown amoDg TIE on
ions s distasfeful 10 tie ~
Spray the pole Deans regularly and
do not ailow any Of the pods 70 re-
main on and seed
Cut 81 the aoweriag stalks Of rhu-
barb, as they are exhausting to tie
plants AMI 20 bene1t- Gardeaiug.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07
ABOUT THE STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.


Herdsgrass use feet high X the pro.
duet Of the meadows q Alfred Dodge.
Of AiorTissille
Eoisf months ago George Chase. aa
Island Pond teuaster, lost a valuable
gold wateh. j day Or two ago hs foand
liz buried in ire mud, apparently where
he had dropped il
The lowest bidder on the installation
0f safes in the new federal building iii
Rutland, a Cincinnati concern quotes
1913 and 1865, respectively, tor strong
boxes in the n5oney order division ard
assistant poStma.ter's office
Tile ReY. Dr. AL u. Cooper II f0 sup-
ply tie Methodist church OF Randolph
in The vacancy soon t. be created 81
the departure p the sotseh Of the pas
tor, the Rex nj NJ. Fowler, ana will
be assisted III The work III Gllhead by
the Rev. G. @, Howe. This arrangement
will probably continue until winter.
Harawick records for the six months
from January to July / show 4 total
o. forty nine births, tairty-one males
ana nineteen females. Eight we're of
Italian paTenfage. six 0f Scotch. t4fFtv
American, four Canadian. and one RHs
sian. There we're twenty three deaths
and fifteen marriages il this period
Alb organization to be known as the
Bellows Falls Boat club has been form.
ed ii Bellows Falls. with sixty I've
ugembeFs. representing twenty motor
boats. III Il stock company and VI
aas voted - biaid q - 200 clubhouse
near the new iron bridge that crosses
the C'onneetieut rixer The following
Arc the 0fficers Commodore, II III.
Biakelys vice commodore. A. 4. fields
hoafd ii managers and building commit
tee, H. IL Ray, l. j. Royce, G. 1g. Bat
terrified, vi. III. Griswola, a. Il. Fields
committee IA Incorporation. u. III.
0'Brien, &. G. Ames, Z. i. Piper. f. C..
Bi5weli. D. r. Campbell A regYetsa and
banquet viii be bel1 about September i.
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A letter written by the late John
RHskin to Sir Oliver Lodge says. lis il
sun impossible 70 get into any human
bead az your universities that the eco
nomic crisis Is because people win dig
iron out Of the ground and build iron
eiads. instead q raising corn aud vine
and giving them 70 whose needs themy
That is the one plain two plus two
equals four that have triei 70 teach
these twenty years-the thing 81 all
others indisputable and needful, and
10 mortal yet has taken up the word"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07
FUNGUS DISEASES.
Some Precautionary Measures to Es
Used In samner.

Some Precautionary Measures TO &c
Used In Summer.
As means Of combating fungons
diseases II summer New England
Homestead makes the following sug.
gestions
Much may be done IN a preeaution-
ary way to check ravage. For In
stance, In peach rot, which destroys
large quantities Ok quit the decaying
fruits may be gathcfed from the trees
or the ground as soon as seen and
burned, and In late fan the mummles
should also be similarly destroyed.
This method s. considered commercial.
~ economical BY J. VI. Hale. ia whose
orchards In Georgia and Connecticut
II IL In practice These orchards are
among the largest and best known n
America. But this disease may 30
guarded against effectively by prun-
Ing tiis trees to allow % ample sun
light and circulation Of air. This ap-
plies az well TO cherries and plums
Pruning CT this kind also affects
the health Of apples and pears end
qulnces and assists IL the prevention
q injuries Keeping the trees ia strrr-
dy, well rIpened growth without fore
ing Is also an aid. Apple o. pear seab
Is less likely % do serious damage CD.
on trees so treated For these. how
ever, spraying with bordeaux l. pop
ulsr, and the results seem 10 justify
the clains made for r. even though Ia
certain sect ms both foliage ard fruit
seem % suffer 20 sonae extent from its
use. II Is the chief fungiciae and has
stood iAe test for many years. 50 IN
I'll more elective method Is found
4 VIII be depenAed upoa.
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aErerrboar should know.

SAYS G. C. Hays. prominent business
nan 81 BLUM No, that Bueklen's Ar
Mica Salya Il the quickest and surest
healing salve ever applied III Il. sore.
burn gr wound pr ~ ease of piles.
I've used 1t and knox what I'm talking
about. Guaranteed BY Red Cross phar-
macy. I'iice, 25G
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APPEARING OLD
Acts as a Bar to Profitable Employ
meat.

Acts as a Bar TO Profitable Employ
meat.
You cannot AFFORD I'd grow old.
II these days q strenuoirs competition
4 is necessary to maintain. as long e
possible ones youthful appearances.
1T Is Impossible to do this without re-
tanning a luxurious growth of hair.
The presence o. ranaruff indicates the
presence OF q burrowing germ whirh
ives ard thriyes On the roots 81 tie
nair Until Ii causes total badness
Eewbro's Herpicide is the only know
destroyer or this pest and Il u as ef1ss.
I've as it IS delightful to rse
Herrlcida makes an elegant hair dress
ag as well ala DandruR care.
Accept ~ aubstitnte-there II none
Sold By leading druggists Send ioc. Z
iaaps for sample 10 Tho HerpIcide c.
afrrit. Mica
Two sixes--so cents Rnd gI.ge.
r.. a. Drown, Special Agent
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g - j oae pelIar.

II you have bad breath. eonstipa ioH,
pain n the small Of the back. discoloFed
Skin. nervousness er dizziness. your only
vac course y % take Dg David Ken
naly's FaYoTite Remedy Of R0ndout. y.
l. Il viii cleanse tie blood d al im-
purities. regulate the kidneys and liver,
and thus restore healthy glow to your
cheeks again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07

Cucumten are native TO the East Ii.
dies and are grown In KashmlF. Chi
IA and Persia. They were much e.
teened by The ancients and are COM
mon IN Egypt where drink IS pre-
pared FROM them when they are ripe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07

Washington was made Mason IL
1858 end attained a higher dignity 10
the order than auy " tae other presi-
dents. though Andrew jackson was
grand mnster e Tennessee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07
IMMIGRATION COMMISSION
WILL SOON RETURN HOME
VIII Have Full Report On the Subject
for Congress,

Tor Congress,
New York, Sag. II. +. Sherwood
former New York newspaper man gha
was q passenger On tse kaenHland. which
arrived home npm Antwerp yesterday
announced thai tlie immigration eomInis
sion appointed III act ef Congress last
winter 90 study immigration conditions
Abroad, would return hgne cn august
" BIZ tie Adriasic.
The commission consists OF nine men.
Senator DiliinahaM Of Vermont il chair
man. ri has Travelled through neariy
every eaantFy III Europe acquiring data
from many sources from which & report
viii b. made 70 Congress.
While In Italy the commissioners were
given an audianee with the king. who ex-
pressed great interest Ill their work Dir.
Sherwood says
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Notice to Real Estate Owners.

Tie real estate ewneSE Of the toTn % Barre
are notified t. see 10 * that the highways
sgainsE slesT land are sEinmea p1t 10 accord
With tfe ksNs 8f 1906 wisaiE 10 days fHom the
date 0f iris notice
r. NJ. ALLIES
r. W. AEEREILe Selectmea
Il n. ALDkIGH,
Barre, July q. ias7
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The temperature " countries with
sandy soils u higher than that OF those
with clay Or compact soils.
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TEE THINKS viii puniiEa Wants. Less and
Fgnnr. For SAFE. 70 LET. etc.--shsfr advertise
nHngs-2x me rare a four Esnes for tweEFg ave
cRntH Tor rbe GrzE insertion ana nye ee1z for
eacn EEcss0 ueBt ln9erIi01.
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10 SILL Oh FycHANGE.

no voa wznt 70 bay, sell Or exchangs vgur
boass 81 fArng Call or write he Nex1nne
Hs4l estate Agcney for nsziug links. 20
North Hsia street. Barre @s8R
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LOST AND FOUND

f0sT--A na1Est book szf1tt1y - cf rse5
Masa stfee gaAsaiaing ses MN ahees retNfa
LOST it1.sdcr iron nfsre-tcE. ftds4 Nlii
81 sauerfad q aesifFie@ 3. a. taae ~ Tie.
cFss Etfuet SeifFa enc AA lN-sA
EaST--A "a eaH PIN kiaffr g,aas4
scsasg u ths aees ara 81 rNzYdaA ff8
fsasE "A kaash ~ ksfa st KeaisMsn BANS
WsAasaEsV aHafWa1g. EEm4rT Ntsssa ranfN
sls sane Ge alAs aaale saA rawasa#H 1855
1851 3FteeeH NaWe4 FsttEgsHl ar1 fsss
FfEse = adFH faca eI1H t3E3ef flnfsF
p.eass reizrn 10 R0wdga q kscl asess 1855
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POULTRY

Fnp SAE.F-Nfee Iot - Ehode alaud hens
fos ale ie4aire q Asbsrg Iapeg, IS H5pek-
I'm safs4t. kafTs, q 1l4s
a8NrNfs HENS F0H EAEE--I ic4s Owns
Easas Leland Es4s Is stl9g ea1h. iag1iTs =
T. 81 Lgcn. 11sf
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FoR sALE-Tno miles from Barre city.
Good hnase. tarn. ben hG1se Htsh taree acres
% hnH EysrFrafag IN first class repair.
Surinz water. Near seGsss- TIE haaks nas
BEEN bH}At eight years. The place Viii keep
two eass~ And 4 hsFse. we wfa Sell vita tie
real estate one eaa 5 tssna 1sH0lEh0n1 abans
twelve rams o. stove wood. TBis Fiace sill 60
quick As there Is great GsnIzud Tor his kind
u property ! have sod fwa similar ta e VERY
FeesurlF 81 speak Nntck Eag better Aesesip-
ton enquire at sac y. s. F2ss Heal Estate
Agency. Barre VI i1-tt
sFOR sAIE--Iaezs4d 81 SIMMER street.
tyg raasz cottage Il tne test - rerziF. with
nara. Gas. nice rs4zxs. viii &c SOD cheap. Only
SgIp1 aE fmcaite 4t Gates Zeal Esrafe 4 Enncy
Iuelns Is and y Befs-sr Block Barre. ". tIsif
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wANTED--Two eaters At snes At j. D.
Bisiodaags, Fast Barre. f1sss
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WANTED p0sltion az nurse gffi ~ w0n1&a
ID years 90. Address \. x. n. MaEshnesd.
" use*
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WANTRD-As pnee. AZ Eoed hnisaerss fer
nsanaususai w1fk stsasF WoFx COED ptss 81
tas rsgdt kiaG u Fnen. Drew Laa3els x4r1a
he Co.. Waterway, W. 1l6ss
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WAgTFu--Tady reBFesan tatfTss- car agents
sazk8 lsret profits sei5lsg high gazds ho4iesv
Ia aa-re toMns Write ~ Daef AL Saxhesa
Hosiery company, Hartford. Conn. llsN
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arAREYMAN WASTED-An rurud ran,
wiling 10 work. STEADY employment, ecod
eiaFs4fe. Address. snsglag age aBa experiences,
y. T. HasKea. Baker G3sys o., iiszai
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HANTED--A good granite letter cgftsF.
STEADY wotk. Good wages n. G. Brandt, -
Brighugn Ep&ds AlisghAAT. "a tlsss
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FOR sAHE-~A cottage hnuss pleasantly To-
Gated 90 Liberty street 4t tae aead of OfanEa
street Courai1s eight fuoras. bathroom. con
Vehisuf paGfFy aHa w00dsEea. Per farther
psrfieai2fs insair Il house M1s- L. 6. batch
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07
TO RENT

TO REST-TeneEnens IN p. IL. Miles G9aG-
ise huiluing. Ais0 furnished room. Inqaife It
D. -, Miles coal afzes III NoEth MaEn
street iassf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07

gasst mixer. Apply AZ Marr3aen farm. 1919
WANTED-As snce, = nE2n y drive team
ArpIs - II : Hsyden 12e4es
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07
WANTED.

WA.ET Sd Position q saaeslntu represent
lns ! resransItiss grauite firm 10 Barre 0o8nx
Hboiesals hzsiness IL lle Miaale states.
Have Had q iIEetfSne erpsfisnC 90 "a Eaf E1se-
nsensal Eg.Sfnezs Well acquainted WifM lis
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sna ffkiahonlz. state rasAFy IN Hfar iefEer
EefsrenGe. Address T. Bcx sls Eureka,
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