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FOX RENT
J. e. WELDON CO.. 224 r. Cap.
HOUSES. 454 1r. bis. 80
1909 9Th Sc Tor b. 3U7 18th Sc 6r b. 1S..'o
store $50 90 3OS Md nc. 5r.. IA. 40
512 d Sc ar b. 1880 1240 18th SEE. Or. 10. 80
"a I'd ne Sr, b.. :. 30 90 Prout ST.. Twnng
$50 Md ne.9r b. 29OD City. Or 1880
ESQ G ne. 7r b.. 20 90 1852 Kramer ne. 5r.95O
$40 d sw. Sr. b. POO FLATS
125 + ne. ST.. b.. .2350 ts'2 ne. Or. b.. 80 30
623 ne, 6r b.. 300 402 9th Sc. Or. b. 1000
3l3 H ne 7r h. .. 80 1920 9TH ne. ar b. %. 30
1899 4 av Sc Sr b23. so 632 ne. 5r. b.. 81. 80
AL C az Sc 6r b. % 80 $40 9th 5r. b. .23. 90
30 Nv av Sc III. b. .22.E0 SO2 Or. b.. 30. 80
Gil Sc 6r b. % 80 Cd ne, Or. b. 90 90
100 4th me- 6r b. % so 500 18th 5r b. Ii. 90
sol 18th sc, Or, b. .20.5O STORE.
521 7th Sc, Or, b. 20. so Cafe 3l4 f Cap. .2O.O0
1441 Sc. 6r. b.. 1877
APARTMENTS.
Loudoun. 3I4 E. Cap. 2 Or. b.. $1,000 81. oo
Walton. is 9Th Sc. Ar. and b. ....... $40 90
Newton. 9th and ne, Or. and b. ..... $1,000
Pancoast. 1913 F. Cap. Or. b.. .$25 90 & $50 %
Glendower. Fl 9Th ne. Or. b.. $25 90 & $50. 90
sel9-sa, tu.th3t
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Sos 18th NV. oar; rs Goth nw.9r.b;. 40. %
1908 n nv. eor Sd 1900 loi5 Cap, Or. b. 1910
1852 NV. 12r, 2b. I16 10th NV. Tor b. 40. 80
stable. 125. 90 1915 Irving NV. 10. b40O 90
1854 nv. 12r, Oh l16 Sc, Sr. b.. 1000
1854 saO wyo ssa SCHOOL,
i7ss 18TH nw.Iir bss a. Az NV wv sr. b. 81 20
l127 De Sales l2r b65 90 $50 10TH ST. b.. 81 90
924 c3d .1lr 2b 5000 1909 10Th .1Ir b:.-.5o
229 ne. I1r. b 81. 90 1890 r NV. Or. h. IS 20
100 NV. Or. $500 Il2l5 N NV. ST. b..s55o
1929 /. 11r. b.. 500 134 NV. ST. b.. 80
1898 Calvert NV. 18th and Pa Sc:
l:ss 18th M. 2bso IS ls s''r' NV, If. b.
2si1 l4rn. 12r. b; 5000 ?22 G NV. Or. b.. .33 so
i4si Ciifton 10, %. 80. 90 2si7 NV ST. b. 80 50
1900 Col I'd. 12r Oh. 80 90 oil French. ar. h. 80
3415 Ashley terrace. ~ Randolph. ar b. .2s. 20
Or and b.. 90 I'LL? Farm /. Or, h21 10
1903 Belmont rd. Tor. 2212 q NV, sr. h. .2I.:0
1881 Monroe. llr. b52 50 20 y. Y. av nc Or:
ISL n~ior b. 800 222i il NV. sr. b. 50
e9ol 18th NV, Tor. b5O.JO SIS Col rd sr. b...25.J0
1929 Hsrva 10r. b5O so 723 Sd 6r h. .25.o on
i2I3 \ av NV. s22 Shepherd. 8r.L25.OO
oI2r. %. $500; 50 !l6 Sd Sc. Or b.. q. 80
2O36 o NV 12r, 2b. so. 50 $50 u Or. ~. .23. 20
$50: Col I'd. o.. Oh 30. 30 ~ Sd Sc. Or b. ~ so
I'LL 9th NV lot Oh 5000 coo Or. b.. %. 80
e431 18th NV. 1Or. bIO.Oo 81 ne. Sr. b. % 20
25i6 1871 NV. Tor b5O. 90 i59 Or, b22. 10
lI4-lls Sd ne. IOr. b5o. 90 l2s 9TH ne, Orb 2l.Eo
soze Q nw.11r.b. 1000 521 18th Sc. Or. b. so
1874 Q. Tor. 80. 90 ls1s20 G Sc Or b. 20. so
40 18th NV 10r. b5O00 1907 Pa Sc Or. b. 30
loss Itth NV. Tor bDOO JOG Va av Sc. ar. h. 1870
I'LL Riggs. Tor. b.2O.O0 - Myrtle me- 6r.b.17 so
$50 18th NV l2r. 90 300 ! sc. 6r. b.. .1G. 50
Illo Riggs. Or. b. sc 1905 2Gth 7r. 1870
2425 18th NV. Ion. b.47.5O 1921 Duncan Or b.1 so
1I2I Riggs pl.9r. b4i.O0 lois 10Th NV Or. IA. 10
1872 18th nw.lO so 100 NJ So. Or. Is. so
CoLoRED TENANTS.
1886 T nv, ar. b. ~ 40 ,i3:I Acker me- Sr b. 23 -
1855 NV. 7r. 80 90 400 14th ne Or. b. 81. 90
2;J9 Champlain 1925 Kirby NV Or h. ~. 10
tr b. 81 so 4l5 Irving. Ar. b...15. so
$500 Center Or. BIZ so 2l3a Newport Ar b. 10 30
OFFICES.
Pope bldg entire 100 nth NV. COM
I'd door. .13I. 20 municating 20. 90
1914 NV. Or. AS 90 Pope bldg. Sf7-sl9 18th
1928 @. Sd q, suite offices .$13. 30 to S17 so
3 rooms. 90 S02 9th NV, 2 front
a. o. $40 % g % l5lo H. Sd d: loo isoo
1928 9 nw:3 Sd f35 Dol 7o2 9th NV. rear
.lS 18Th, It. 30 COL rs each. .--.... 1900
1928 G nw.1r.3d n2O DOL e26 F NV, ONCE -
1910 II NV. No 10 20. col
STORES
Sl1 1th NV. large 18th & Pa av Sc
store, per year. 2 400 sto. Or, b. .35. 90
I i5D g NV SO 20 1900 llth Sc. store. IS 90
!l4l gth store. $500 e1i6 14th NV store "a. 90
la23-2h Wis av.. 1000 COG 18th NV .bas t32 80
lOlS 18th wsto. 4r4000 1910 11fh. coal I'd. 20 so
l0l1 NV sto. 40 90 lS04-s nth o.. whse2O. no
30 18th NV. II sto. 10 90 1896 NV 20x42. Is. 90
t2SlG l4th NV. base. Is. 90
MOORE HILL uNC).
1888 G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
TO RENT PAYERS:
BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR FINAL RENTAL
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE COMING YEAR
LET Us SHOW YOU SOME SPLENDID NEW
HOUSES IN THE VERY BEST RESIDENTIAL
SECTION NORTHWEST THAT YOU CAN
PURCHASE FOR THE SANE AMOUNT
MONTHLY THAT YOU ARE NOW PAYING
OUT IN RENT.
THE AMOUNT YoU PAY OUT EACH
MONTH on OUR RENTAL PAYMENT PLAN
FOR THE PURCHASE OF HOMES REMAINS
ALWAYS THE SANE STATED SUM
WHICH INCLUDES ALL INTEREST. TAXES
AND INSURANCE. AND PAYS GEE PHIN-
CIPAL.
LET US SHOW YOU THE FOLLOWING
HOUSES:
lo-sOLD IN TWO wEEKs-1o
sl5s 18TH ST. NV tCORNER). ...... $500
1855 LAMONT ST. NV. 81 FIT. FRONT 1000
1855 KILBOURNE ST. NV. p Eft. FRI. e. 90
1741 Ku.BOuRNE ST. NW........ $500
1920 KILBOURNE ST. N.w............ $500
s159 18TH ST. NV. $500
1853 18TH ST. NV. ................. $500
1852 18TH ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
3164 18TH ST NV. 500
2oas F ST. 5O5O
5s7 21sr ST. NV. $500
1860 INGLESIDE TERRACE NM. $3.50
525 QUINCY ST. N.W..................3 $3.50
524 SHEPPARD ST. N.w............. $3.50
lo-sOLD IN TWO wEEKS-10
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SWARTZELL, HHEEM & HESSHY CO..
7c7 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT 4 CHOICE LIST.

THE RAMONA"
Sec at once those choice. new, :. and
> room aud bath apartments. 6TS 4ta
81 ne. near Union station. 81. $40 and
81 per month. strictly up-to-date i'm
prorements: jsnitor service and steam
heat included in rent: all light and airy
outside rooms: near car line: rcsdy
for occupancy.
WIIIFTi & RrINECKE co. Inc.
Opp. Shoreham Hotel. sl3 18th ST. NV.
sol o
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FOR RENT-1254 Fla ave- ne. 7r.. b.. g.. $35 90
l2l Sc. 5r. IL. 80 BAG Armory Ar. 10 90
1910 2d sw. 4r. 10. 30 1913 Half Sc. ~. b. 90
123 Del sw, pr 80 B. Leonard. 532 Az s.w.
sel9-3t'
FOR RENT-112 NJ NV: 6 R. AND BATH:
modern; near cars; opposite public reservation;
$1,000 W. +. NASH 122 NJ.
sel9-3t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE ST. RESIDENCE:
west Of Iowa Circle; Is rooms. Owner would
like to retain 3 rooms. Address, with full par
ticulars. IOWA CIRCLE. Star Office. sel9-3t'
FOR REN1-BY SHANNON 4 LuCHS.
7O4 18th st. NV. Phones Main 2S45 and 2346.
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FOR RENT
Sni NV. lar. .$I5. 90 1928 9th NV. Or. .35 so
rs Md he. 13r. $500 3l6 ne. Or. 30 so
go Sth NV. Or. 81 40 Ills Sth NV. Ir. % 80
120S 9th NV. Or. 80 80 935 q sw. 6r. .2U. 80
pa Bryant nw.6r %. 80 4s2 + sw. 5r.. 90 81
600 NV. Sr. 80. so E21S 9th NV. Ar. rs 80
1929 / ne, Or. 1880 11O9 sw, 11r. is 90
1891 Sth sw. 5r. 1880 1855 18th NV, 5r. 13 so
1928 VI NV SRI 4 80 1893 Bath NV. Ar. 10. SO
903 Fla ne. 5r. 1886 II Col ter nv, Ar. 10 90
1873 Providence st, 1912 MOL al sw ,5r. 500
Ivy City, 6r. 1880 2106 . NV. ID Sd
40 o st al NV Ar. $50 frs. Or 10 so
1882 1st sw, Ar. 80
APARTMENTS.
1901 Cap ne. nat. I'd fir b, hit fur. 6r. $37 80
92I 9th 81. NV. 8 rooms ............... 81 so
1903 y Cap ne. fat. I'd fir. b. hit fur. 5r. 30 50
439 9th NV. X. 10, II. II. I'd FIR. 3r. -. 49, 90
1902 y j. ave. Sc, I'd floor. rooms. TO- 80
24O7 Shows ct. nv. LIST floor. rooms. d.. 600
UNFINISHED ROOMS
2lJ Az NV. front rms Sd floor. IA 90
215 Al. st. NV. rooms. 4th floor. ..... 1000
STABLES.
Rear 406 ST. NV. IL stalls ...... 1900
Rear 134 l. St NV ............... 800
se19-3t' A. :. CAYwoOD. 1853 9th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-ll-ROoM BAY WINDOW HOrSF
opposite park: 800 81. sw.: hath on I'd and
Sd floors: ward with shed and closet. S35;
newly papercd and painted. Apply premises.
Scla-3fs
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENTED nth NV: GOOD BUSINESS
location: Woodward & Ioihrop and Pslais
Royal; NJ. and H.. only $tjn
seia-St- W. e. Dl'NAII I'D llth n W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEURNISHED.
FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT. O'RRIEN & co. UNCl,
1905 q ST. NV.
Telephones Main 1904 1905.
rNFI FINISHED HOUSES.

1925 University pl.
12r. 2b. stable. $500
1900 Fairmont ST.
Or. ba ..........5.0O
114O p st. lar. %. 800
1912 G ST. Tor. 3b. 800
lS0s New ton. Or. 2b:0. %
2+05 18th ST. Tor. b. -. 20
1929 Irving. Tor. b. 80. 30
LABS 18th 81. Or. h. ~. N
1884 Kenyon. 12r 3b4J. 90
11&s Riggs pl. Tor. b45.Oo
1927 o ST. Or. b. $3.50
l343 Irving. 10r. 10. 20
lt39 L st. Tor. b. 40. 30
FCRSISIiE
c31O 18th. 12r. Oh .$lD. 90
1891 18th. 1&. 2b. I 20. 90
1916 10th. l4r."b. 1880
SrO'
Sd & r sts 4 Or. h. SEQ. 90
200 9Th sc & Or. b. 20. 90
1914 14th st. 5000
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FOR RENT-TO GOOD COLORED TENANTS
$16.50-Neat Groom house near 11th 4 Sc.
So. 5O-No. 1915 9th NV; rooms.
500. 5O-Near Sd and q ne. rooms and bath.
se193t COLIINS-GUERRY CO.. gu 18th NV.
FOR RENT-FUUR-ROOM HOUSE: WATER IN
yard: 1903 Witberger ST. NV. between 9th
and 7th. 5 and T. $1,000 per month
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FOR RENT-10O2 c S. "
Store. 315 18th sw. $500
9S1 c sw. 7r, b. ..22.@
149 nth sc. Sr, b. 30. 80
3l4 5th Sc. 5r.w,g.17.@
1923 AZ sw. Or. w.14.0
1908 Va sw,7r.w.s.l6.5O
524 11th sw, 5r. 1880
1903 NJ sc, 6r, W. 1880
1927 Union sw Or. w1O. 90
483 l sw. Or, sta. .17.O0
1926 Half sw. 5r.wl0.5O
1348 s Cap. Or. w.1O.0
Is y Sc. 5r, ". $50
300 y sc. flne con'd11.5O
9. H. P
se19-3t
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EOR RENT
Ne corner of 9Th and Monroe SITS. NV:
In rooms and bath; in fine repair; beautiful
location. Rent, $3.50
MOORE HILL. Inc.
se19-3t 1888 G st. NV.
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I FUH RENI--
Sc. of 10th and T SITS NV: rooms
and store See this: cheap for the right
tenant MOORE 4 HILL. Inc.
Sel9-3t 1893 G st. NV.
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1876 Il NV ar. b. 90 G:!J Acker ne, Sr b. 81
1850 NV, 1r, b. 80 90 400 14th ne, Gr b. %. 90
200 Champlain 1226 Kirby NV Or h. *. ~
Sr. b. 80 4l5 Irving Ar. b...15. so
$50 Center Or. b.. $50 2l9 Newport. Ar b. II. 20
to2O 18th NV, 7r, b. 1850 1923 Half sw, Ar 10 so
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1909 18TH NV
IL rooms and baths: hot-water heat; very
well built. See this fine home once. Rent,
$3.50 MOORE & HILL. Inc.
se19-3t 1898 G st. NV.
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FOR REM
st. between 30th and 3lst SITS. b.w.
Several desirable apartments ranging from
$50 TO S25 50: rooms. bath. steam heat: jan
itor service. Best In the city for the price.
WILCOX, HANE & CO.. Inc,
1920 st.
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n HOU SEES.
1904 Riggs pl. Tor.
%. ........ .So.Uo
RES.
1916 18th st. 300
l02S eth ST sw. ...2J.JU
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
I'LL Riggs 81. NV: ~ rooms and bath: In
fine repair. Rent very low for desirable
tenant. MOORE & HILL. Inc.
Se19-3t 1888 q ST. NV.
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ll9 10Th ne. Ar, b. Is 90
BUSINESS PROPERTY
425 18th. 4-sto bid 125. 90
S24 9th. stO. cellar. 30. 90
STABLES.
r 2012 Fl NV. s. stls2O. 90
Rear 1910 18th. 100
PHI NJ. 5r. h. 40
COLORED TENANTS.
1916 Kirby, t;r. b. $3.50
10G X. 4r. b. .lG. 80
OFFICE ROOMS.
COS 14th. 2r. 20. 90
saSSa I'm fh 80
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GARAGES.
Car barn. 18th NV. near Park I'd ..,.......--
STABLES.
I Green al. s stalls. Observation-Disclosures 90
Rear I'LL Fl NV. 3 stalls. 80 90
Rear 1922 NV. stalls. Recommendation
Rear 61S NV. staf7s. Observation-Disclosures
WAREHOUSE.
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O.. 8 LARGE r.. B. $50. so
l014 9th sw. Or. b. 23.oO
313 1th Sc. 5r, b. 20 so
459 q sw, Sr. b. .2S.5 50
1923 G sw. Sr. lib. 80
21 Va av sw. Or. Wis. so
621 + sw. Or. b. .2O.50
Ill F sw. Or. W. 1850
l258l5 Half Sc. 5r. biz. 90
1862 Half se.6r.w. 1880
1905 ) Cap. Or, W. 10. so
1898 I'd sw. 4r. W. 1850
1881 Az sw. 6r.w.15.15
472 X sw, 5r. w..1O.5O
3nS \ Sc. 6r. W. IL 80
ARKER co. Qnc.).
435 Az st. s.w.
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FOK KENT
No. 116 10Th st. NV; three-story brick 10
rooms and bath: excellent neighbOrhood for
roonlers and bOardcrs $40. 20.
WILCOX. HANE & CO.. Inc,
at
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FOR RENT-PARTLI FL RNISHED-15l2 COR
d. coran ST: large double residence: IS rooms,
kitchen. buffers pantry. cellars, two bath
rooms steam heat, etc. reasonable rent. APP
ply to GEORGE w. EVANS. 91S 10th ST..
after 80 pm. SELF 6ts
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IoI4 II NV.
40 La nv NV. 200 on
Union Trust bldg. 18th
and H NV. $50 to $40
Busch bldg. 7O8 e
NV, annum. -. 1000
\ base 1874 18th nw15.00
1882 G NV. ID d. 1890
Ilh 18th NV. Dr.. .35. 90
51S 18th NV, a.. 80. 90
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n. l.. SALISBURY.
a19 18th st. NV.

FOR RENT UNFURNIsHED
i4o4 " NV sr.H. $50 Tor. b. a. a' NV" Al. 70
ezI5 NV. 1r.b. go. 50 1920 18th nv. 12r. boo.oo
1913 s NV. 1Or. h. 81. 80
11O4 Vermont ave. NV. &c rms. & ba $500 90
COIORED.
2031 X NV. 1r.. $500 1417 Ch'ch NV Ar. .$16 so
JORDAN L co. Qnc.), 1905 q st. NV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
FINDING our A MISTAKE.

One evidence OF tue fimsy basis for
the crime OF lynching in the United
States is afforded by some telling stats
ties presented BY Booker =. Washington
to the effect that during the past sixty
days twenty-five negroes have been
lynehed in this country and in only four
cases were the negroes accused OF Grim
inal assault on women. I.ynching, when
first foisted on present.day civilization
in the tinted States, was heraided az
the only tit punishment for criminal
assault; less hasty method Of killing
the men accused OF such assault was de.
clared to be In no way sufficient TO match
the Nervousness OF the offence the sus-
pect must be strung up Immediately and
then rddled with bullets. That
too, was without regard 10 his guilt,
other than the assertion that the sus.
pect was said to be the ravisher
Lynching as thus applied, was CON
doned by many people who have now
become shock by the extent to which
the practice has gone; lynching has de.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
CURRENT COMMENT
Beef Pneeg Of Nc Future.

II we may trust Colonel J. T. Pryor
president OF the cattle raisers ass0.
ciation Of Texas, the high price Of beef
is not temporary condition due 70
causes that may e, ~ 10 be operative
IN year or two. but iore-hadows the
/ future for the producer, the seller and
consumer Colonel Pryors views are
utitled 10 the authority which gots
with experience, ior be-. though not an
cid man, was in the cattle business when
the ranches were practically free ito
ell who could get on them He has
himself driven herds when he did not
see a fence or a settlers house between
the Arkansas and the Platte. Grass
was cheap ia those days, and in conse.
qucnce, 40 was beef.
Even under the ranching era when
capital was embarked in the business
IN great quantities, the prices did not
soar ON the contrary they kept very
close to those Of the preceding period.
but revolution has SET IN on land
ownership Of which the public Of the
East has taken but little cognimncc.
The ranches are being cut mp into farms
AZ Colonel Pryor sketches the progress
OF this conversion, d ranch Of one hum
dred thousand acres Is reduced to
eighty thousand BY the sale Of twenty
thousand to a SPECTATOR who disposes
Of IL TO "A score OF more of farmers.
The operation is 50 successful that the
ranch owner Is persuaded 10 part with
twenty thousand more, and Is soon left
with only about half his original pos
>, s,jous available for cattle raising. An
the farmers go into the business aud
the ranch owner tries 10 make the az
most Of his restricted acres. This re-
suit is that more cattle are raised than
ryer before. but the cnrtailmcnt Of the
ranches increases the cost Of production
end we have the apparent paradox Of
the price increasing with The increase
of the supply. As an Illustration orr
Texas authority says
On big ranch section Of land viii
take care OF thirty or forty head of
cattle When tina. land Is turned into
a farm it will take care Of at least
twice as many besides growing somo
other farm products. But the farmer
can't afford to sell his steer for tho old
price Of grass fed cattle and prices must
BE- such that he can sell at d profit.
There viii be ups and downs Of the
business, but Colonel Pryor's horoscope
is that as the land becomes better and
raises increased herds it viii become
The more valuable. and a pcrmanency Of
hcef prices will be established which win /
sustain close relation to the cost Of !
production. and that. taken an in an. !
the meat will never get back to The /
low figures it touched in the era Of |
grassfeeding Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
RANDOLPH

A. n. Angel is still critically IN at
his home on Dudley street.
Mrs. Pearl Chamberlain Of Barnard
il the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Il. A.
Coolidge.
Mrs. Edwin Grover Of Uniontown
Pa, is with her brother, DIR. Beekman
at W. b. Walls.
Dr. Charles Cushman Of Chicago II
visiting his mother at the Cushman
home on Central street.
Mrs. Emma GambeI of Hoburn, Mass.
has been the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
C. II. Ingalls, Tor several days.
Mrs. Clara English has gone to
Brookfeld to pass several weeks With
her sister, Miss Nellie Richards.
Harry Eaton and wife have returned
- Boston after four weeks spent with
their parents, Dir. and Mrs. Alfred
Eaton.
Frank Morgan. lately from Cornell
university, is now at the Morgan farm
with Dr. and Mrs. Norman Morgan Of
New York
Clifford Eaton, who is employed in
the First National bank Of Boston, has
been passing short vacation here and
~ Rochester.
Mrs. Minnie Smith De shon, who has
been the guest OF Mrs ] h. Lamson
Tor two weeks left for her home in
Maine on Friday.
George Mason has moved 10 Braak
field to live and Alfred Eaton and
family are in possession Of the house
formerly occupied by them.
Miss Carrie Draper has been in Barre
this week assisting her sister, Mrs.
James Walker, in preparation for
moving to Bethel September 1st.
Miss Bessie Lewis has accepted the
position Of principal at Royalton acad.
rmy, with one assistant, and will take
M her duties about September 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Daggett, who had
been with their daughter, aIrs. Irving
Chase, for six weeks, left here for their
home in Neponsct, Mass, on Friday
Arthur Lane of Mt Vernon, n Y,
arrived Yesterday and IL guest with
his family az Mrs. Justin 3loulton. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Moulton and child
are also at the Moulton home for
few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
PLENTIFUL CROPS
AND LOW PRICES
Banner Year For Corn, Tomatoes, Pears
and Apples in New Eng
land.

Boston. Aug. 2e.-The market for
produce ID New England, with carly
crops Of banner proportions and high
quality reported from all sections, is
elutted and the farmers are forced to
sell their products at prices which in
The aggregate, will not net them the re
turns Of an average season.
Tho glutted market conditions arc
especially true OF corn, tomatoes, pears
aud apples, and a. many OF the farm.
ers depend upon one or several Of these
four TO yield them TO the major part Of
their income for the season, their re-
turns viii be considerably short Of the
usual amount
Not for many years has there been
such a wealth OF corn on the market
as during the present season, and the
farmer cannot command price better
tban five or six cents dozen for we'll
Glled ears. Tomatoes. too. are most
plentiful and Of good quality generally,
but bringing but small prices 10 the
raiser
The early apple crop exceeds the ay-
crage output at this season and the ap
pies are selling at much below the u.s.
ual price. There i hope for the farm
ers, however, in the later crops, which,
ID the case Of hardy apples that may
be stored for a time, will call for good
t.rfepg Iatpr ID il cvnecfqd
Pears are not up to the standard
having been affected by the carly
drought, but the crop Is not much short
or than usual in size.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

yeloped into merely a punishment for
the black race without regard 70 the
degree Of the crime, thus revealing the
spirit which first aetuated it--tao spirit
Of hostility TO the black race. Aegroes
are nos lynclied on the slightest prosoea
ton, for nothing more serious than iostl.
ing white man on a sidewalk. 80 we
zee that lynehing as punisamcnt for
criminal assault has been superseded
by lynching for all suspects Of any
crime, who have black skin. The sober
sense Of the public has been led widely
lstray By theory which was fallaeious
ID tie first place, and the public is just
nov coming 70 realization Of it, error
ID accepting the theory OF al.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

The quantity Of light emitted b.
many minute deep sea animals is SO
great as to supply over definite areas
OF the sea bottom sufficient illumlna-
ton to render visible the coIors Of the
animals themselves. Some cephalopods
are furnished with apparatus which
reflects the light from their phosphor
escent bodies upon the sea bottom over
which they float This rejecting ap
paratus is spoken OF as ian efficient
bullseye lantern for use In hunting
through the abysmaI darkness"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

The subject Of tuberculosis is Of
such vital importance and Of 50 peculiar
local interest that The Times Is pleas
ed to open IFS columns to the discussion
81 The disease and more especially to
the reasonable methods Of fighting it.
There can scarcely be too much pub
Lefty given to the sane consideration
81 the disease, in the line Of educating
the people to the requirements. Hence,
the letter published today, which out.
lines the battle OF one who has care.
fully noted the most advanced methods
.of Treatment, win be Of wide interest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
GRANITEvILLE

The board of Civil authority Of the
Town Of Barre is requested to meet at
the Town clerks office in Graniteyile,
saturday evening Aug. y, at 1880
O'Clock. for the purpose OF revising the
check list for the September election.
The next meeting will be held in East
Barre, Saturday evening, August 20.
This will be the final meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

Respectfully suggested that Yer.
mont newspapers look up their book Of
synonyms and find substitutes for
"rousingn and flung to the breezes,"
words apt to be oyerworked during the
next few days of rallies and then raj.
lies again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

When Hubbard was elected mayor Of
Boston It was supposed TO be rebuke
against extravaganza in municipal ad
ministration. Now comes the announce
ment Of sixty cent increase in the tax
rate to meet expenses How Honey
Fitz must chuckle as he reads the news
by the ancestral Preside in Ireland!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

The exploiting Of Reasons why l.
would not marry my husband again
may lead to unfortunate overhauIing
Of many family skeleton closet,
whore the dust Of years had nearly sue.
cceded in covering mp the defects on
both sides Of the household. Then
again, II may lead to beneficial self
analysis. 1t depends on the person.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
Get the U. B. Habit

The Union Bakery leads.
Our goods are superior to
any, barring none.
Our Cream Puffs are dain
ty and delicious. l5c dozen.
Our Cakes and Pies cannot
be beaten.
Mothers Bread" is with
out peer. 10C loaf.
Phone 1928 for your bak-
cry wants.
Delivery free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

Lieutenant Governor Prouty's dis.
tinetion was short lived Governor Fort
Of New Jersey has been held up for
ovcrspecding. So passes the fame Of
the world or It's Latin equivalent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22

II dropped some money In the mar.
ket today" announced Mr.. Wyss at the
dinner table.
Again. exclaimed Mrs. Wyss RE-.
proachfully.
NO" replied Mr. Wyss mournfully;
"a loss Judges Library.