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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21
KIMBERLEY.

The Kimberley S. s. Is progressing
nicely with r. T. Daley superinten-
dent 49,. -. 49,. 49, -,
The order of Gallilean Fishermen
1s also In a prosperous ondition
with It's full corps Of officers known
as Rising Sun Tab No. I'll. -,
The literary At this place has ad.
ded much to the development OF
the young, being we'll attended ev-
cry Friday evening. =. ....
The many sick In our community
are able to be out and among the
number Is r. T. Daley, having been
confined to his rooms for the past
three months. -,
Rev. J. J. Turner was a pleasant
visitor to Kimberley Saturday, call
Ing In many OF our homes.
Our public school closed with a
patriotic exercise and the school
house was tastefully decorated. Pro
gramme:
Music, West Virginia Hills.
Recitation, 23rd Psalm by school.
Invocation, r. D. Reid
instrumental Solo; Mrs. w. M. Cal
landau ...
Recitation, Like Washington,
James Williams. .'.
%oo'"''ohS AAou! washington ana
Lincoln.
Recitation, The Flag, Wade Giller-
son.
Selection, from o. w. Holmes,
Martha Brydie.
Song, The Battle Hymn of the Re-
public. .
Recitation, The American Flag,
Helen Banks. 49,. ...
Recitation, A High Resolve, James
Brydie. ...,..,.
RECITATION, Paul Revere's Ride,
Ireane Robinson.
Song, Tribute to Washington, by
School.
Recitation, One Little Hatchet, AL
fred Day. ....---.-.... ......
Recitation Something Better, Su-
sic Davis,
Recitation, George Washington, by
Eve boys.
An exercise, Thirteen Little Colo
MES. .'.~..
An Expression, by Mrs. Mary S.
Reid.
A Play, The Brotherhood of Vet
Grams, :,t. =,
Sec. Reading, Ode to Ethiopia,
Dunbar. e. .. a.
Paptomine. Star Spangled Banner,
Mary WaIaceijr0j1 =. ...... ,..
Address, by RevGJ. J. Turner.
4 Compliment to Teacher, by.R. T.
DALEY. At the conclu sion of the pro-
gram Mr.. Callander was presented
to the school, and made some prac-
tlcal l. remarks and reminded the
school and community how much he
needed our teacher. Mrs. Calendar
has taught three school terms here
and all expressed regret at not hay
ing a longer term. We cannot speak
praise enough for her arduous work
here. - = = ~. -.-. o., 49,. g.
Rev. D. g.. Deans attended the
school closing Of Montgomery.
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lmstittlte W,est VlrQaia.

held very interesting session last
Thursday evening. -. .. -
Miss Alberta McClung, who has
been down for the. last two months
with typhoid Fever, Is now about wen
again and her many friends congratu.
late her on her recovery. 49, =.
The installation services" of Epr
worth League officers was held at Lo.
gan M. E., church last Sunday evening;
In connection with same a program
VISA rendered consisting Of music and
speaking and a fair sized audience
seemed to enjoy the same. ..'r
A program. will' be rendered ON
Friday evening at Logan M. e. Hall
on the occasion OF Washlngton's birth.
day. 1t is being managed by Mrs,
Anna Washington. -, = 80, --Il.s..
Seats are being. put in the, new sum
ner building am" we hope 70 Begin
work In it within the next two weeks,
The funeral Of the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Meats took place
at the home on Avery street at one
o'clock, Monday afternoon
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LONDON.

Mrs. Isabella. Coats spent Tuesday
night with friends at CanneIton.
Il. J. Arthur has returned from
Lynchburg where he has been spend.
ing some tltne with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs BuErell Arthur.
Mr.. and MRS. James Hardgrove have
returned from Lynchburg, where they
accompanieat he body of their sister
Mrs. VIM. whkdgEove. -
Mr., BurASs OF Morris Greek, was
seen in ourttown Saturday. -. -
Alex Shavers and E. D. Allen at.
tended lodge at Cedar Grove, Friday
night.
Mrs. M J. Banks and Mrs. Smith, OF
Handley, passed through our town
Saturday en- route to Hugheston.
Archie Pack visited Handley Satur
day
Hrs. Nicola Preston and Miss Jennie
Chancellor were guests of friends in
Handley, Sunday.
The supper Monday night for 81
loan Court, No. So, was quite a sue
cess. =.
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she LEFT Immediately for Charlotts
vile, Va, getting there In time for the
f1neral, MrA Johnson has the sym
PATTY of this community In her be-
reavenent.Sss e.. -. -. :. -,
Mrs. Matte Jones, of Page, is tho
pleasant guest OF Mrs, l.. H. Wood. .
James Harvey and wife spent Sun
day withshlB mother. e.. -.
Miss Katherine Price, who Just fin
iahed very successful term OF school
at Etdridges passed through here Sat
ufday en-. route to st. ADAMS. ....
valentine Day was we'll observed
here. ys.5>...:
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RAYMOND CITY.

Miss Ida E. Alexander was visiting
friends in Charleston Saturday and
Sunday.
Richard Cary Is on the sick list this
week
Mrs. Ida Williams left Saturday for
Richmond, Va, to represent Rose Bud
lodge. She will remain their several
days.
VIM. Randolph is reported better
this week
Miss BERTHE Mellon entertained sew
eral friends Saturday evening Feb.
16, 1907 Games were played after
which a three course luncheon was
served
- Mrs. Lydie Shores is still confined
indoors.
Obte Early made business trip to
Charleston Saturday.
Mrs. l. w. Cogle is reported better
after severe attack of Ia grippe.
Mrs. Ella Eddens still remains i'll.
Miss Rhoda Nth mae n business
trip to Charleston Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Dicherson, Of Bancroft
was q business visitor In our town
Monday.
Pink Neal of Plymouth, was the
pleasant guest Of Mrs. Martha Dick.
erson, last week.
Mrs.. Laura Dobson and daughter
Agnes. ofg Charleston eyre visitin
friends here last week,
MfB. Martha Dickerson is reported
better at this writing.
Ed Ransom made q flying trip to
Charleston last week.
The installation of the lola LEROY
Court No. 30, tooR place last week as
follows: .~-...,e-.,:' u
r. Coles, w. c.; l.. Cosie, w. ,Isptx.
G. Coles w. Inspector; Matte, Wood
san X wy mi nG E. g. C NJ a. P1srs a
W. Con: Maggie wilson, Ast. Con;
G. Los, w. Escort; Lucy shassey, W
Herald; A. Isby, w. Prot; & .Adsonis
Alexander, r, s. D.; BERTHE Barker
III. D. /....... 49,. -, ,%5l$E$
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Fairbanks
Continued from Page One.


secretary Of the Democratic national
committee, had resigned his place
and entered the employ of Mr..
Hearst, and that Mr.. Walsh! has been
recently giving especial attention ITO
Indiana, Michigan, the Middle Wcs~
tern and the Trans mississippi
States. ID, ',.,..., -,IOG,1~"'f/
Finally the Fairbanks people as
serted that they hoped to get New
york man. to run for Vtce-Presidett
on ticket headed byMr. Fairbanks.
Trey added that they wanted a
roosevelt man. Speaking specifi-
caliy on this point the Fairbanks
boomers said very positively that
President Roosevelt, ishonld he und-
ertake to, do So, could not control
the nomination for President In the
convention for any man he may de-
sire, but that the President was very
strong with the people in States
which usually return Re6nblican
electors, except in the Pacific Stone
states. Therefore, by getting q
.RooseYelt man from New York State
they believed that they could utilize
what they said was the Presidents
Strength with the people. SO far as
gould be learned last night no out
2nd out New York State Roosevelt
pan would care tosrun second eon a /.
RcketH headed by II Mr., Eairhanksl
Khose Presto antial boom IL .bein
7ngineered by Mr., IT arsiTnafl, !, ,M
fstd ald Mr., Isaeds. 3 Nj th Mr.. Hear
az . possible beck ia a II stas
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The local : order q, X, of P's arr
much atAtAd over the contemplated re
modeltn0f the building recently Dur
chased ny the Mutual Investment AZ
soci&tion OF X. Of P's. .,%l.F. :. - =
~ HI Snead u able to be be out
again after brief illness. ~ -,
William Thomas remains quite III
Eat his home on 12th street. 3. ..,,..
Mrs. Winston Byrd who was quite
Ill last week, Is better at this writing
8: W. St8fks ASwas a visitor to our
city SnahRya Tor . few hours. ~
r. Mrs. A. b, Hughes and little daIl.
ghter Reyella are visiting relatives
and friends III Blacksbars, va.
Miss Emma Wroute, teacher at Guy.
andotte. was Visiting friends In Hun.
tington Saturday. ..- IS. =, :.
Daalel Lynch sold his restaurant to
Richard johnson last week and the
many friends wish him success in
his new enterprise. % Nm ~
Mrs. Lavenia Banks was hostess to
the Benjamine Tribe Monday even
ing. ,.> .. ~. !, =,
The Orion Club will serve q supper
On the Goth Of February for the build
ing fund of the First Baptist church.
The many friends OF hev. Patrick
Williams received the sad news OF his
demise, last week at Dayton, Ohio.
Rev. |. v. Bryant will commence q
series of meetings next Monday even
ing at the First Baptist church. go.
. Daniel Lynch last week returned to
his home at Charleston, Saturday. =.
;, Quite an enjoyable evening was
spent at the Olympic Skating Rink
last Friday evening at a party given
In honor Of Miss Anderson. :,
The social given at the home of Mrs,
Ella Winston last Friday evening
was an enjoyable affair and we'll at
tended
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DONwODD.

Ollie Saunders got his finger cut of
last Tuesday while. working at the
tipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hargrow went
to Lynchburg to attend the funeral of
their stster-in-law.
Mrs Hattie Mann, Mrs. Burks. Mrs.
John Morris and Clinton Mckinney
are on the sick list this week.
Felix Cobbs got slightly hurt in the
mines last Saturday
Mrs. H. H. Railey, visited her par.
ents at the Institute Friday.
Little Zebulan Lawrence was sick
last week.
Our Sunday school | progressing
The attendance last Sunday was ex.
cellent.
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have complete control of this sna.

have complete control Of this spa
ctous building. -
w. s.. Kearney Court will hold a
Bazaar in the K. Of P.;building in
Glen Elk Tuesday night. r..
Miss Mary Brent entertained sev-
erai Of her friends at Whist Thurs
day evening. -. . -,
Much excitement prevailed here
for awhile among the colored voters
concerning the proposed Jim Crow
bill, and they are In touch with the
representatives from this section.
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ANSTED.

A grand social was given Tuesday
night Feb. 18th, at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. John Reynolds IN honor of
Miss Hattie WISER, Of rage, who is
on her way to Virginia to spend sew
eral weeks for her health. Those
present were: Miss Mary Clayton,
Miss Lula Woodbridge, Miss Ora Free
man, Miss Matte Leftridge, Miss Allie
Brannum. Miss Hattie Wior, Mat.
Taylor, Isaac Crawley, Henry Warren,
Junior Tabb, Amous Brown, Charles
Mack. Willie Jordan, Wiley Rogers,
Milton Lemons, Alex. Mckane.
Mrs. Mamie reynolds, who has been
on the sick list for several weeks, is
able to be out again.
Will Wade has been on the sick list,
but Is able to be at work again.
There was box supper given at the
school house Thursday night 1t was
quite success.
P. J.Tinsley has been on the sick
list, but is better
Mrs. Matte Rogers little boy has
been quite i'll with pneumonia.
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SWEET SPRIN,

Mrs. Rebecca Williams Is not 80
well at this writing.
Mrs. Virginia Crump is able to 20
about, having recovered from an at
tack Of pneumonia. -.
F. Williams has gone to Palm Beach,
Florida. f.
Mrs. Julia Jackson, the wife Of Rev
VIM, Jackson, is not so we'll and has
ben confined to her room for several
days.
Mrs. Luisa Crump, the mother OF
Mrs. Julia Jackson, who has been HI
Invalid for number Of years, Is some.
what improved.
Mrs. Sarah Saelton and Mrs. Hsr.
riet Dooley were calling on Mrs. Re.
becca Williams.
Samuel Jackson Is preparing to do
considerable farming.
Rev. VIM, Jackson left home for
LewisburB to al his regular appoint.
ment at the Mt. Tabor Baptist church.
Edward Long is preparing to enlarge
his residence.
g. e; Deoley, of Hot Springs, Va, is
home on q Visit to his parents
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. tpyINaTHN!te1Axi

Rev VS.. Smith. ~ Gtittof1 Forge.
alled the pulpit Sunday ~Sdr Rev
HAsket In the morning ne preach
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vain

- Miss Emma l., .Afahd1wA. end g. MA
Gertrude Parish pleasn Ell 40
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knx one lookinr far quarry land " Wood.
tafs mai has baea worked SONS wunid % we'll
~ calling 81 Kenneth NICHOLSON tais
city NeAt
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IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Butter Is Very Quiet and Somewhat
Easier.


Boston, NOV. % Butter 4 very quiet
In the local market aud somewhat
easier feeling 4 apparent, particularly
In fresh.made goods Receivers still ask
27is 4 2sc Tor fancy, fresh creamery, but
no sales Of any account are being made
AT these quotations The under grades
are dull and casy and storage goods
though steady. are moving slowly
Cheese does not change much. The de.
,nand i slack and receivers find It hard
70 obtain what thoy ask even for fancy
goods. Choice, fresh goods are a. scarce
and firm a. ever.
Quotations follow;
Butter-Creamery extras, Vermont
and New Hampshire 27i5c, northern
New York Z7lsc. western 2T@2Tlac
frsts. northern Do. western 26c, eastern
creamery best marks 26c, fair 70 good
24a25c. storage creamery, extras gIW
27lsc. firsts ESQ PC, dairy, fancy 25c
common to good 2l62ic, western imita.
ton creamery zoe pc. western ladies u
neie. packing stock 1907 zoe, renovated
butter cl@2Sc, boxes and prints 2ze
2sihc.
Cheese New York twins fancy l5h
6i5fs. fair to good l36 l4isc, quarter
skins I20i3c. Vermont twins fancy i5c
fair to good lS@l4isc.
racs-Faney henery 400 &c. eastern
extras $50 Sic, common to good goa 2ec
western. fancy 3003ic, choice 26@ sc
common 10 good ls@24c, dirties l3@ lle
refrigerator l5@l9lsc.
Note.-The above quotations repre-
sent prices obtained by receivers 70
wholesale lots and are not iobbinl
prices.
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NATURE spAREe
- snI.lsa go rraa arlsL

The STRICKEN REESE From Grief.
what a fortunate provision Of nature
Il II that derfiYes lho ross Qf mcftal
faficflns. fof hoN poignant would be lis
ffief IS discover IL tie heisht Of a.
4louminR glory. that a eankef ted AZ a.
haaft ana that &C. beauty and fragranct
ueFe doomed forever. Nature aluasf
spares the saltefingi she Il 4 vcrltah'i
sifre.house of pleasing rewards, O.
lhose who seek her aid Ia the year
gone by falling hair and Graynrss hay
eAat 4 gloom over the lives % thousand
81 young women. bat thanks % the o.
vcateatlons ~ scientists The true eau
II hair destruction Il now known % /
: germ o. parasite that burrows iHt
he hair folllciea. Newbro'a herrleii
absolutely destroys thiq Eerms thn
iermltiinR the hair 10 trow a. ~
IRE intended eoid ~ leading DIRE
ista Hena roe ln fta'1~s far samr
TA sNeN
Two sfrss--He cents ana rf.ee.
u. A. Drown, Special Aeent
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rsrArr on LUCY u nArEs.

STATE on VERMONT. ~ Probate ceurt,
Disfrct If Washington, a, held IN Apntrei.
isr. In and Tor said District. on the 5th day %
November, A. ID. 1901.
Gsofke Il. Hates, Admlnistfaior o. The esate
81 inry n. Rates, late II ne I0wn % HARE,
Is safd District deceased. presents his ad-
minisgratinn account fer examination and
allowance. and makce Application Tor = GO
cree ~ distribution and partition 81 ne estate
az said deceased Mhefeuron " II ordered ~
said Court that aid account and said apple
cation ~ referred - = teseIan thereof, q %
held arthe Probate once IN said Montpelier.
on the eld day ~ November A. y. 1901, fof bear
ing and decision thereon. And u Il TURNER
ordered that notice hereof b given - All per
sons interested. ~ publication q the same
thrfs weeks succosstyciY ~ the Barre Daily
Times. . newspaper published at the City ~
Barre. in This State. previous ~ said time ~.
pointed fer hearing. that they may appeM AZ
sAld time And place. and show cause. u any
they may have. why aid account should not
BE- allowed and such decree made.
ny the Court. Atteft
HIRAM cAhLETON, Judge.
wed Sov 6-is-a0
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Note.-The above quotations repre-
sent prices obtained by receivers for
wholesale lots and are not iobbing
prices.
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Fancy Turkeys for Thanks
giving Ruling High.
FRESH EGGS IN DEMAND
Dressed Pork RasIef--Butter Unchanged
from Last week--Fancy Chickens
Bring i7aise-Turksys
2h9soe.

nArre. VI. Nov. 90, 1907.
Fancy turkeys iof Thanksgiving fnl.
Ing high. Fresh eggs are bringing good
prizes Dressed pork easier. Wholesale
quotations aFei
Dressed pork Steady az Tia@ee.
Neais--F Fancy, aisff ioe.
Native lamb ii@ i2e.
Mutton --n0 lee.
Fancy CHICKENS -i7@ise.
Fouia HELM.
Butter unehangedi creamery ea@soc,
dairy 2s@ asc.
Turkey-Fancy stock 2sGsoc.
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GOVERNOR POST IN NEW YORK
He Says That He Was Not Called t.
Washington.

New York, Nov. 20s-Govcrnor Regis
II. POST Of Porto Rico arrived here yes.
terday on the steamer Philadelphia from
San Juan. He viii 20 at once to Wash
ington. The governor had very little
to say when seen by newspaper men be-
fore he left the steamer. He did, how.
ever, deny reports that he has been sum
moned 10 Washington by the president
to explain certain charges concerning his
administration. 1T il not true that
was summoned to Washington 70 answer
these charges said Governor Post. II
came home 10 report on affairs in the
island, and while in Washington expect
TO take up these charges, The fact il
d short time ago A nasty newspaper
article was published in Porto Rico and
I am going 10 Washington to explain
about 1t. / cannot say anything about
the matter at this time shall go to
Washington today
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AUCTION!

Having dissolved partnership, we pro-
pose To seIl At Public Auction, on Wed
l,esday. November 40, 1907, at 10 o'clock
sharp, On the late d. w. Cole farm on
HOLSTER Hill, Marshtield Vermont, the
following described property, yizs.--Live
stock. 22 good COWS, some TO come IN
soon and others later. These cows are
not culls. they are our entire lot. One
Yearline beifer to come IN IN the spring.
calves, farming tools, ! Y. :. No. 3
Separator, with new bowl enc sheep Of
dor power; milk cans, work harness,
/ dfivinQ harness, | lumber wagon,
surrey. spring tooth harrow ! buckeye
Mover. IN good repair; ! Springfield
yake i Osborne tedder, | buggy wagon,
and numerous other tools not herein
E. B. and HARVEY BULLOCK,
MarshfeId, Vt.
p. o. Address, Plainfeld, vt.
c. e. SHEPARD, Auctioneer.
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ron sALE M THEY. n CATE REAL ESTATE
hGKycy. noISTER BLOCK. BATI,k. VI

81 ttkartx stfeet. cottage ! rooms. nnished
Al hafd sfood nearly new Large ipt gned
nsirhborh0od. Everything up % date. irise
Il right
40 acres 81 timber, wood and pasture lnna;
one mile from Montpelier Junction. Moga
and timber enough - twice pay TOT wv Nae.ss
tract Call and get price, ~"
Farm AN Warrington, Contains 10 acres ~
4 hlrh state 81 cultivation. VIII cat - Or
tons OF hay with machine. Aoun dance 81 hsta
wood 100 sugar trees. Equipped Ni.h etAFs
an IL over 40 head OF stock. besides team
Price FOR farm alone e3spaoo. VIII sell every
ming Al 4 small price. Might CONSIDER en- e.
change for house In the city. Fur tuttnef pAt.
,iealsrs inquire a. above. TEL is5-a. isetf
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CARD.

we. the undersigned, do hereby agree
To refund the money on 50-eent bottle
81 (;reenes Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
Il fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
sotisfactorv or money refunded.
Rod Cross Pharmacy, r. A. Drown,
n II. Keudrick & Co, d. F. Davis,
George 7, Edison, j. A. Macarthur,
~ ii Niles d Co.. McA1lister Bros,
ID. c. Howard, ]. 4. Cumming
j. w. parmenter.
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Public Examination

nnbltc examination Of teachers for WASH
tns,taa county win lie held at Harfe Friday and
- Z, rtiay November IT'S. All candidates Tor
TERMINATION. personally unknown 20 the county
examiner. shall furnish iestimenlal el geoe
Cscrsl Character and satisfactory evidence Of
ability 20 govern.
Is. Is MATHEWS son. County Examiner.
Barre, VI, November II. 1857 x0ttc
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AppendieItIa

Il due in a large measure to abuse Of
the bowels. BY employing drastic purga-
tives. To avoid al danger, use only DR.,
Kings New Life Pills, the safe, gentle
cIeansers and invigorators. Guaranteed
to cure headache, biliousness, malaria
and iaundice. At Red Cross pharmacy. 25c.
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ron sAt.r. best residence lots is ths city a.
head of French street. View unobstFpetsd
clear d Washington street. CQnFentent p
hetli lines OF trolley. Good AZ. dfI soft -
diltae rcauifed See plaza ANefA efanils
o.. Avernl Hniiding. ciy. wu
ron sAI.F.- south End hotel. Enquire e
narfe Heal Estate Agency, ONCE ~ etAhs y
savings BANK block. Telephone ts-% III
FOR sALR-on account OF owners death
viii sell farm formerly known a. tho Charles
Perrin farm in Berlin. W. Barn y tnll q hAyi
IA well stocked and growing crops are N fe9h
condition. Farm win keep % head q oettss.
Miss Minnie Cate, Execuirix. 7. 9. Boy ~,
Berlin, Vt Phone al2-2 Montpelier W lssu
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE
no con want 10 bnv. sell or exchanges yon
house 81 farm2 Call or write the vernon
neal estate Agency for hsuog blanks ~
North Main street, Barre -'Vt
FOR eALE.-A two tenement house m ono 81
the hest locations Of the city Eleven hFin8
rootna two pantrya and two bath foofns. AZ
fnIshed the best. Modern convenience =
stream OF good spring water goes Win the
Mace. A large lot eight and one half fods ey
seven rods Will be sold 81 bargain i soia
AZ once Inquire Of W. A. Hall, az Elm htfesll
after o'clock
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The lady members Of the Grange are
feanrsted 20 bring cake Or donghnuis
Wednesday evening. Also those having
milk 20 bring . quantity.
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LESS DUTY NOW ON
BRITISH ART WORKS.


Will Be Admitted Free in
Britain.
London, Nov 20.-A commercial con-
vention between Great Britain and the
United States was signed at the foreign
Office yesterday, between Foreign secre-
tary Grey and Ambassador Reid, under
which British works Of art will hence
forth be admitted TO the United States
at one.ouarter less than the present
duty III return, American commercial
travellers samples viii be admitted free
at British ports.
The reduction Of the duty on works
81 art from Great Britain was secured
under section 3 Of the present tariff
act. IN future the duty viii be only Is
per cent.
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eOld Way
TO
SAW
WOOD

Means hafs wurk-so doss the ''oia way" q
polishing stoves and siovs pipa.
Try The New Wsyi Use e-e-zi
It shines itself. IL applied like paint,
will not rub, or wash. OF and each
application wears months.
For sale hy Reynolds 4 Son, y. d
Phelps q Co, c. w. Averill a 60. and
T. A. Prindie.
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AUCTION

will sell at public auction on Thurs
day. November 21st, at the Perrin
farm, so called, now owned by the
Frank Cote estate, located near Berlin
Corner. the following property.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20

South Londonderry trappers consider
this poor season for their business.
Charles Aldich has caught eight foxes
and twenty sicinks which Is considerably
less than bis usual fall record. December
closes the season for hunting small
game. A continuous close season for
several years Il urged BY hunters, as
game appears TO be about extinct over
large stretches Of good breeding places.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-20
80 . the puhIic.

We are still running a public surrey
and meeting al trains. Telephone zsz'$.
Papin Bros.