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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO EENT-Fnrnished room ; Il modern con-
veniencse. Apply at Carrisf street. 1sst6s
10 RENI-0ne frnnt room. suitable for man
and wkfe, steam heatesi electric lights and
hath abouE minutes walk from Main street.
EauGiYe If Mrs. Thomas Brady, ~ Perry
street, 1s8tf
TO RENT Two good furnished r0oms at Sd
Elm street. Inquire At the BArre Steam Laun-
dry. ls7tG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

A man from Montreal was III High
gate Springs Monday looking over the
Franklin house property owned By F.
GaFdetts With the intention OF buying the
same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE Located near
Main street. EXTRA large lot 100 feet frant and
zuQ feet deep. Five room cottage, sh0uld rent
for Sl091 per month. Owner Is going 70 leave
Eown and wishes 10 sell At once. For immedi-
ate sale woHid take 500 THIS house could not
be built above the cellar for $1,000 Inquire Of
the p. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre.
Vermont. 2s2Ef
E0R sALE-very productt, 100 acre farm
in WIlliamSfown buildings IN good COM
Portable condition. wiz keep Is cows summer
and winter. Good sugar pl &c and hard wood
whtea could be SOLD Price Jnly S2.00000 viii
sell en- easy terms or exchange for paying prop
ersy In GF2niteFiiie Websteryiile OF Barre
CitJ. This is an exceptionally good farm on
which 70 make money. Better inquire a. once
e the p. A. Perry Real Estate Agency. Gordon
Block Barre. VT 174rr
FOR sALE-Good farm about 10 acres one
nal9 mile from Miliamstown village House
and barn n cucd repair, running spring water
10 the haase. All good and for gardening. In
4Aara john aamles0n, Wiiiamst0wn, vs. 1651
FARM LANDS Plenty 81 opportunities are
open for farmers aud laDorerz III the State ~
Minnesota laha can We purchased tor SH09
per acre and up. The timber viii pay Tor the
iAna. Good wages for EiarcbAnics and farm
hands. Fer Information and statistics in re-
gard 70 crops soft. climate. etc.. complied BIZ
the State. address George Weich. Commission
er Of inl1As grafton, State CApitot, 81 Paul
MINI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
OLD BOOKS WANTED /

4 representative Of FredsIick IoessF & Com
pany BROOKLYN. Viii le in Barre FOR 2 few
DAYS. prepared 90 pay Gosh far hooks Of ev-
eFy description. eutire iIhraFies ~ suisil coiiec
dress pest card to Books care of this pa
per, ant EuyeK viii call, eisy or country. 4s6Li2
WANTED-Fo Aeil q eoUplete erurse In adj
vance show Carl writing Ia the lnternas i0ual
School Of Eorrespon dance. VIII sell the COM
plste aaursn IS one half price. call Ok address
tshew Card winter. - Church street. Barre
Vermont Asst
wANTFn-Fl or six kits az srone cutters
taa{s. chains blocks i4css bars etc What
have you kof1 Same prizes. 4 . BOA, ".
Barre. VI sisf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
LOST AND FOUND.

flosT- Sometime SATURDAY.. Feb rs. asar tht
eenser 81 Fas city blaze print 81 Dos q And
called HSeaIaaa fssEAes. haAdar Fae&Sc It-1rr
- - TAmes eNee. AiG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

TWenty-one candidates were given tile
degree At a recent meeting Of Protective
grange, Brattleboro. The total member
ship Of the grange is now III excess Of
4s0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

FOX eAK.E~A quantity 81 has and about If
z. enshei g petssoes ID she eiEy. Motifs T.
pp@1la5s Washing ton, W 2lStf
kUh sAIk-N1se, ieoas hay. nofh toarts ana
me vkaefa may " lett AZ Howden Lynn'S
eAftespf@ is1tf
FOR sALE
Choiea horse has.
Mixed hay for COWS.
potatoes, any quantity.
kreais-sus green bones for laying henA
A. Y. ALLEN, saanysids farm
Telephone Ii0 ssatg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
Own a Home Cheap.

great ehaaee o own a home cheap
House. harn and eve acres Of land. ahont
aaisss from barre % the East Moatpeher
read. Buildings sman hut comfoftable.
Iaaa pgedaetive and lies nearly level II
thiz p.aes is sold within The next lev days
sa win ineiaae enc horse. COW. yeariing
better. pig. Eeo wagons, two sieichs. sled
sad smzn tosis. an TOR s7oooo
D. 4. Penn Real Estate Agency,
kcons s and O.
Gordon Block. Barre. I&tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

WANT 70 HIRE a FARA--OuE wi th about
% cows on il tfi e0uld EsG II, also with farming
tools. Anyone having farm % rent please aus
dress A. Is Bisagp, Washington. VT &5ttt
NANTE0 --To correspond VIII lady under for
3 who h4s matrimonial iuclinarons. Give
street and number in writing. Address II, ~
l., Barre street. Montssisef. 2s5tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

John Naylon, native of Pittsford. Il
recovering at a Detroit, Mich, hospital
from brutal beating at the hands OF
thugs. Mr.. Naylon il a wealthy manu-
facturer Of Detroit and was found tln.
conscious within block Of his home.
For a time il was feared that he would
die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
WORK WANTED

WANTED Monumental dTaugh tsrnan wishes
steady position y Irh reiiabie nrns or wpnid
plAia work. j. G. Giiierf, KRuiney Depot. N.
III .sSElBs
position ID Stone she'd Steady man. Inquire
Of G. Rohetti, No. I George street. 2s7ss
WANTED-Waman wants work BY the day OF
hour also washings 10 90 At home. Address
Raves street. s7tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

TO RESf--Ore large room on second hoar
and three connected rooms furnished Tor lirbt
housekeeping AZ % Keith Ave. 2s3f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

10 RENT.


TO RENT Hail il warthen block Tor private
parties and a2nres. For pargScniars lnstnirs IL
kAs NoFfeea % y Keith avenue. zs5tes
TO REM two room hats On Cottage trcet.
Newly painted, newly papefed. new hath rooms
and new heating ARRANGEMENTS. Very handy
for few boarders or . large family. INQUIRE ~
:. =. Isslps g 2seh
TO REST-Ore large room on second floor
and three connected rooms furnished Tor nzht
housekeeping - % Keith Ave. 2ssu
10 RENT-Rsady February lsr, IN eieht-
room cottage house with ali modern llnpr9ve-
menis. hshE &zno1 per month. Apply Ut ghe
premises, y neuta MAIN street, Astf
FOR KENT-yery desirable otfioe room wiki
ante room, centrally located on Main street
Terms low Address ~. K., this Office. ztclf
TO RENT Cottage of roons. Ali nodsla
Improvements. . brook street. james Grogaa
TO RENI--Upstaira tenement 1t dve rooms
and bath very easy 70 heat u gas range and
electftc lights $500 mvnth tD small qniet
tAmiiS Apply ~ i2s oFangr street, @stf
TO RRST-.Tne rooms on tho secoad floor OF
the Giadding block recently occupied hy she
A. G Day harness shop. Apply 10 +. q. HOVE
land. 2sstf
STORE HoUSE--Any enc wishing good
eiezn place b store their cAfr1ages sielehs.
ETC, viii DO well 70 Apply 70 Geo Il. AItFa4.
i8nd. Is South Main street. Telephone ring
ss-s lsirS3
10 RENT-A down Stairs tenement II nvs
rooms - z per month. lJs him street, I'm
qutre ~ East street az on the premises tg5sf
TO llEST--A down stairs tenement Of tvs
reor1s AZ ls1 Elm street. Inquire at 1O2 E4ss
street, " on premises. Kent Slz00 ie5tf
TO RENT-six- teuemant. ready Octo-
Der ~ Inquire af III w. Rocker 81 co. ls3te
10 RENT-Shad i0an tor gang OF men.
Apply 70 ". A. lame. BnFnham Meadow lZ31g
10 RENT Desirable tenements on Wess
Pattersoa street., having hot ana cold water
Laundry tubs Furnace and electric lights.
inquire \. " Phelps CO. lSo North Main
street. 1cssf
TO RENT-Ofices, single or double. up 3ns
nighk Front Of l. M. Averilrs building i5art
TO REST-IArgs Basement. dry ana light
lngEtrs u l. u. AFerilL Sstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

William M Hatch OF Strafforl. New
England manager Of Silver, Burdette Il
Co.. was in Washington recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

TO RENT-Ready February lsr. ~, eipht.
room cottage house with ali modern improve
menis. hstE &zu0l per month. Apply Ut ghe
premises % South Main street, As5tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-At once q poEsher aud Jumper.
John A. Martinscn. esfr3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

TO kENT-Hali 10 Werthen block for private
parties and a2nres. For pargrcuiars mtnire II
kAs NeFthea o. - Keith avenns. zaStes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

Judge A. r. Schwenk Of the probate
epart. district Of Bsattiehoro, ID getting
pictures Of judges who have preceded
him. The fret was Micah Townshend
from 1881 to 1850 and he ii followed
bv nineteen Others, beside Judge
Schwenk The longest term Of Office was
that Of Judge Royal Tyler. who was
Judge Of probate for fifty years.
An enthusiastic telephone meeting was
held at Warren Clark's IN North Hero
Friday evening. and there Is little doubt
that line win be built from John Tud-
hopes store at North Island City to
Walter Hutehinsi store in Alburah at
the end Of the North Hero bridge. II
ii understood that the Fisk line. coming
from Isle Ia Motto station 10 Fisk. viii
b. connected At the Hutehins store. An
other connection may M made there with
line from WI MI Rockwell's to All
buFgh depot. Twelve subscribers are
now assured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

FOR KEN1--YeFy desirable cfiice room wiki
ante room, centrally located on afaia street
Terms low. Address 70. n, this office. 2tcrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

10 RENT--Cottage of rooms Al tncdeln
Improvements. 70 brook street. james Grogaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
FOR SALE.

F0R SALE-A few black Orpington puIlers
and eaekerets. Will sell Ia pairs or tri0s. A.
81 light horse sled for sale p. ". Cntler,
Barre. Vermont, 2S9t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
ABOUT THE STATE

The high water at Lincoln Center has
swept away the village band stand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

At a webbing ia Fair Haven last week
the house was lighted entirely BIZ can
dies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

TO REST-.Tne rooms on inc secoad noor OF
the Giaddfng block recently occupied hy she
A. g Day harness shop. Apply 10 4. G. How
lana. Zotf
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
THE MUSICAL SUCCESS
 BY MUSICIANS CLUB
Shakespearesn Sentiment and Melodi- ous Music Are the Order of the Evening.

Shakespeare ruled the hour. last night, at the Arizona School of Music, not in drama, but in music and melo- dy. The musical was presented by the Musicians Club of Phoenix, and there was a revelation for the audi encc in the surprisingly splendid tall ent and the number of musicians of which the musical colony should be proud Perhaps it might not be too much to say that for its population, Phoenix can boast of more cultured and well trained artists both in vocal and instrumental work, than any city in the country The auditorium was filled with a fashionable and closely attentive audience, such as greeted Kubelik several weeks ago, and there was an evident unanimity of pleasure in all that met the eye and touched the ear. The program which was arranged Mrs w. F. Nichols, was very com prehensive. varied and pleasing one throughout It would be hard to over state the excellence of the perform ance in many ways. and it proved a memorable event for the Musicians Club.
 There. were some omisiOns in the program as it had been previously ar ranged. owing to the absence from the city of Mrs Kenneth Shibley. vio- linist. her numbers were taken by others. Miss Ramona Rollins on ac- count of q hoarseness, was also unable to appear, much to the regret of the assemblage.
 The program was arranged in two
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08

on the board performed the functions of the five officers. Beside these three men. one candidate for office and one private citizen cast their free and un- trammeled ballots for the regular tick ct and returns were made on the five votes in due and regular form. The rest of the day was spent in discussing the temperance question and psycho- logical therapeutics, and in playing mumbletepeg. It is suspected the same program was carried out in other dis tricts.
 The election looked at from one viewpoint is about the strongest pos sible endorsement of the present ad- ministration of the association. It was an admission that the relations be- tween the government and the associa- ton are harmonious almost to the point of dullness and that the people have so much confidence in the asso- eiation they are hardly alive to it's ex- istence. This last statement however is hardly true for all day long voters kept ringing up the association tele phone to inquire if there was a contest on anywhere. saying they were willing to go and vote if their votes were needed, but they were too busy getting ready for future prosperity to waste any time voting just for fun. The only danger in this is that the members might sometime take too much for granted at an important time. Yester- day for instance, while nothing of the kind was done. if some recaIcitrant element had organized movement even late in the day it might have rushed troublemakers into office without any opposition. It would therefore be- better for the mem bers to go through the formality of voting in the future, even if it were only a formality
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
Getting Behind on the News.

In the midst of the heated dissension on points connected with certain his- torical sensations. which their teacher had sought to impress on them, the two grandchildren appealed to their grandfather, who sat musing and puff ing his pipe in the corner, for support.
 Grandpa cried the eager brother. "who was it killed Ceasar; Cassius or Brutus? I say Cassius.'
 Wal" replied the grandfather. sud denly becoming grave and taking his pipe from his mouth, 'it war one or t'other. Let me see-Yes I guess 'twar tn man you said.'
 And Sis says it was Marie Anton ette who got put to death in France" again cried the youth, triumphantly glancing toward his sister, but I say it was Mary. Queen of Scots.'
 Now. you may be right there, too" ventured the involuntary vindicator. after fidgeting in his chair. Come t think of it, 'twar Mary. Queen of Scots that was electrocuted in France"
 At this. the young girls eyes flashed.
 Grandpa" declared she, stepping before him and eyeing him sternIy. you don't seem to know anything about it."
 The old mans head went up as if shocked.
 ''Th' truth is. children" he then ad- mitted. as he passed his free hand over his head helplessly. your grandfather ain't read tn newspaper very careful this week. I'm a leetle mite behind" From The Bohemian for April.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
CISNEY AND
 M'DERMOTT
The Republican Nominees
 for the Council
The Reconsideration
 dominates Clinton Camp bell and Eugene Jackson.

The republican delegates fir, m the second and fourth wards met last night at the city hall for the nomination of candidates for councilmen from those wards. From the second Dan McDer- mott was nominated and from the fourth Claude w. Cisney was put in the field. There was no opposition to either
 The convention was called to order by Thomas w. Prescott who read the call. Col. James McClintOck was made temporary chairman and Roy $. Good rich temporary secretary. The short cut to the end was taken by the ap- pointment of a committee on creden- tials and its report having been adopt ed. the temporary organization was made permanent.
 Before proceeding to the nOmina- tions MT Prescott offered a series of resolutions which he explained. in the absence of d committee on platform would be placed directly before the convention. The resolutions commend ed the national republican administra- ton and the administration of affairs by the territorial government. The llDilNA OL Lllt NllN SONt III dll Spects was heartily endorsed, especially in the abolition of gambling and the regulation of the saloon traffic. Ap- proval was given to the financial pol icy of the city council and it's course in dealing with the public utilities. Endorsement was alse given the ex- pressed views of the mayor with refer ence to the paving of streets, the lay ing of sidewalks, the general beauti- flying Of the city and the plan of ac quiring a sewer system. MT. Prescott moved the adoption of the resolutions.
 C. NJ. Sturges of the fourth ward moved to strike out Of the resolutions all reference to the national and ter ritorial administrations and let the encomiums of the convention rest en- tirely upon the city government. He said: We have lately had a dose of territorial interference in city affairs and l think we can dispense with that part of the resolutions" Taking the resolutions MT. Sturges indicated with a lead pencil the part he desired should be eXciSed.
 Mir Prescott replying said that he did not think that MT Sturges quite Understood the purport of the resolu- lions. It was not intended to commend every act of the governor and the ad ministration but every act of the ad- ministration in reference to purely ter ritOriaI affairs. He did not think that any man would withhold commenda- tion from Governor Kibbey's manage ment of the affairs of the territory.
 Judge Jamison took the same view.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
IHt W. U. A. ELECTION
 DISTRtSSINGLY TAMIL
Save in One or Two Districts Hardly Anybody Voted, Except the Election Board.

The Salt River Valley Water Users off so quietly one could have heard pin drop in most of the polling places. Up to late hour last night returns had been received from only two precincts out Of the ten, but that was enough to indicate the result very accurately. The only personality which attracted any attention at the polls was old Gen. eral Apathy who had his forces well organized and they never laid so low before in all their lives.
 A wireless report was received from the Fifth district to the effect that fl was the only one where there was any activity at all. In that district Dick Novinger had been quietly named by his friends against C. T. Hirst the an- nOunced candidate for the council. and the report was that he was about to eat MT. Hirst up alive, notwithstanding that gentleman is some hundreds of miles away. in California. Other than this it may be taken for granted that the nominees mentioned in The Kepub- lican Sunday morning were all elected. In one district there was one blank, no candidate being named. It was not learned last night whether anybody was found to stand for election to that office or not.
 In the Sixth district. Phoenix, poll ing place at the board of trade, 405 voters are found on the great register By using coercive tactics on all mem bers who chanced to drop in during the day. the election board succeeded in securing the services of thirteen brave voters whose aggregate franchise amounted to 762 votes, all for the reg ular ticket. The election board was disgusted at the tameness of the con test but they had snap compared to inc board out in the Seventh district. ar Creighton school house Three men
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08

He said that he himselr would not care 10 endorse everything that had been done by the territorial administration lately but he could endorse the admin istration's management of territorial affairs and that he said was all that the resolutions attempted to do. He had gone over them and could approve them within his interpretation of their meaning. He said that there had late ly been some bad politics, calculated to disrupt the republican party of the city. It was charged that the terri torial administration had been respon- sible for such politics. At any rate they had been practiced in the name of the territorial administrations and they of course could not be endorsed but the resolutions as he understood them did not propose to do that. He hoped that Mir Sturges would with draw his objections to the resolutions.
 Some regret was expressed that the matter had not been referred tO a com mittee on resolutions but Chairman McClintock said he believed that while the present discussion was rather in- formal it was better to thresh these things out in the open and be done with them. After some further debate, no second having supported Mir. Sur ges' motion to eliminate. the resolu- tions were adopted without a dissent ing vote.
 Then followed the nomination of the candidates for councilmen which were made by exclamation.
 The Democratic Convention.
 The democratic delegates met in the offices of District Attorney Bullard and put in nomination Clinton Camp bell from the second ward and Eugene Jackson from the fourth. There was no opposition in either case. w. T. Smith was chairman of the meeting and Sylvan Gang, secretary.
 The attendance was light as at the republican convention. There were res olutions containing the usual captious criticism of the existing order of things in which the democrats had had no part but there was one thing that re- ceived the commendation of the con- vention. That was the candidacy of Bryan for the presidency. It is not to be supposed that that clause had the innermost sound endorsement of all the democrats present but as a majority probably felt that way about it there was no use in padding against the current
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Mrs. Elmina Seip, Allen town, Pa, 75 years old, was subject to weak spells until she was cured by OUTFITS PURE MALT WHISKEY.
 Mrs. Seip has just written the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. as follows:
 '' l am $ wears old and was subject to weak spells, and when they would attack me did rot know what to do, so 1 sent for bottle of DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, and after used your medi- cine while felt change for the better I have used it constantly as prescribed, until TOW an healthy and strong.
 "I have used many medicines, but never saw such change or felt such change as I did when 1 used DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY."-M ELMINA SEP. 715 Liberty St., Allen town, Pa
 Thousands of unsolicited letters of grat- itude like this of Mrs. Seip are received from grateful patients who are anxious to extol the merits of this great life-saver- DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
CARGO OF POLITICAL PRISONERS

Port AuPrince April 7.-The Haytien from St. Marco with twenty-five prisoners aboard. and many army con- scripts. President Nord Alexis is in- creasing the garrison in Port Au Prince. Detachments of troops are daily arriving from the interior.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
Cotton.

Market stronger with no apparent reason why should not make good ad- vance soon. Any of the good stocks are buy that may not be able to dup licate soon.
 There are reports of a foreign de- mand for copper which will no doubt soon advance the stocks.
 I. T. HOSEY. Broker.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08

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 CAUTION.-when you ask your drug gist, grocer or dealer for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine. It's the only absolutely pure medicinal malt whiskey and is sold in sealed bottles only-never in bulk. Look tor the trade mark, the cold Chemist" on the label, and make sure the seal over the cork is unbrOken. Price $i.00. Illustrated med ical booklet and doctors advice free. Duffy Malt WhiSkey Co.,, Rochester, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

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Arizona republican., 1908-04-08

NOTICE-I hereby notify all real estate dealers that all my real estate is withdrawn from the market. Mrs. B. O. Brown.