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The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
.SMUGGLERS EAGER
TOAYOID EXPOSURE
Lawyers Admit Their In
named Clients Are Guilty.
OFFER sI6O,OOO FOR SILENCE
All the Talent in the Custom-house
VIII Be Used to Ferret Out Parties
Who Put Up MOBey-BeIieved to
Be Prominent Persons, Who Work
ed Through Dressmakers.

New York. April fs-Two lawyers. rep
resentng unnamed clients. who offered
Harrison Osborne. solicitor 10 Collector
Loeb. Sle0cO5 If the customs authorities
would turn over the recently seized
gowns and Iaces, and guarantee not %
prosecute. have put Up a stiE stronger
proposition.
They are willing TO admit that their
clients are guilty. and that the total for
eign value Of all the gowns which they
expected TO get in by the use Of sleep
ers" trunks without addresses and IN
accompanied by owners is about sioo. oo0
They are willing to pay this amount
into the Golfers Of Uncle Sam, likewise
the duty on the fnery. 50 per cent, OF
$4,000. and $4,000 additional, which is
the limit OF the fine the clients might
have TO pay if they were prosecuted
crfuinalIy.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Oklahoma City. Okla. April 12-Four
white men-J. B. Miller. 3. 3. BuT7elL
Jesse West, and George Allen-charged
with the assassination OF A A. Bo6bitt.
wealthy cattle man. two months age.
we're dragged from the county Jan a;
Ada. one hundred miles southeast Of this
city. al ; O'Clock this morning by mob
Of masked men and Iynched to the rafters
Of a barn across an alley from the Jail
building
The men were not ordinary criminals.
Miller left an estate valued at perhaps
$4,000; Allen was until recently a bank
cashier: Burren and West were owners Of
real estate valued Jointly at ;Esaea.
Bobbitt was murdered from ambush on
the night Of February 2 last near ada.
He was also wealthy. ard was prominent
as cattle dealer
Fezd Existed for Years.
\ feud had existed for years between
BobbItt and the men who we're Iynched
this morning. After his murder they
were quietly arrested aI9nz with oscar
Peeler. a youns relative Of Miller He
was spared by the lynchers. aud this
afternoon made a confession in whIeh he
acknowledged that the mob victims were
the murderers Of Bebbitt. and he had a
guilty. knowledge Of the crime. through
his association with Miller.
It was generally believed that by. rcasoa
OF the wealth and inauesce of the accused
men they would be able 10 secure ac-
quittsi On that account It vas decided
that they should be Iynched.
No definite action has vet been taken
toward fixing the responsibility for the
iynching Six guards on duty AZ the
jan were overpowered and held captive
until after the lynching. 1t is estimated
that one hundred men took part
Sends' Ring to Wife.
When taken from the jail Miller wore
a diamond ring valued at s259. which he
slipped from his finger and handed 10
the mob leader, asking him TO send It
to Mrs. Miller. at present il Fort Worth
He also wore a valuable diamond stud.
which ne presented 10 the sheriff
One OF the victims, Jesse West, at
tempted to fight the mob. and was
severely clubbed over the head with
pistol. None CT the others resisted.
Each victim wGS married Miller was
looked upon as the leader. He hal lived
on the Southwestern frontier since boy
hood, and was widely known as bad
man. II Is said that he had killed six
men, and was with the noted Pat Car
re5t. slayer Of Billy the Kid. when Gar
rett was murdered at Las Cruces. y.
Mex, q year or SO ago
A mass meeting Is in progress az Ada
tonight to take action denouRcing the
mob violence. but it Is hardly probable
that the participants in the Iynching will
ever be Identified
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Proposaf Is Rejected.

Naturally. Collector Loeb turned down
the proposal He refused to-day 10 saw
what he thought about the people be-
hind il but Il was said that all the tai
ent Of the custOm-hOuse VIII be brought
into play to discover the parties who put
up the capital for the actual smugglers.
The fear that the prisoners under arrest
for assisting in the smuggling at this end
Of the route may give the principals
away was what inspired the two lawyers,
each representing a different firm. to see
II they could not compromise the case
with the government. The customs men
have no inkling Of the identity of the
principals. The Federal grand jury has
the case under consideration, and II was
hinted to-day that there might be some
thing startling come from it's investiga-
ton.
United States District Attorney Wise
went to Washington to-day TO confer
with the Treasury officials on the subject
No Big Firms Involved.
a customs Official who has been familiar
with the ways OF smugglers for many
years, said he believed that no big firm
Of importers was involved in the snug
Cling Of the gowns and laces He said
Il was probable that the guilty parties
were individual dealers, and maybe some
well-to-do women or their husbands, who
worked through dressmakers and bag
gage men In this size OF the sea They
were able TO give up q million, perhaps,
rather than suffer the disgrace Of having
their names made public in connection
with the smuggling.
The 0fErfa7 said H. rniio4-a1
persons had employed the lawyers TO
suggest a compromise. Il is not unlikely
that the lawyers themselves may be
called upon % shed some light on the
mystery.
That part OF the gowns and fnery that
was seized Is az the customs house, ard
viii be offered for sale one day next
week
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HITCHCOCK WILL FILED.
Former Cabinet Officer Leaves HIS
Entire Estate TO widow.

Entire Estate TO widow.
St. Louis, April 1S.-The viii OF
Ethan Allen Hitchcock. former Secre-
tary Of the Interior. was fled this att
ernoon in Probate Court
The document, written by Hitchcock
himself. leaves the entire estate to his
widow. Mrs. Margaret D Hitchcock
The testator expresses a desire that
she remember his brother. Henry
Hitchcock, who died since the will was
made.
Mrs Hitchcock is executrix of the
viii. which is dated 1885.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
GRANDEUR MARKS
D. A. R. OPENING
Much Speechmaking and APP
plauSe at Convention.
VICE PRESIDENT SPEAKS
Addresses Delegates Assembled
as 'FelIOw-daughterS."
VICE PRESIDENT SPEAKS

Mrs. Mclean Cheered and Followers
Throw Her Kisses as She Con-
eludes-Fourteen Hundred Women
Present Embody as Many Differ
ent styles OF Headwear-scene Is
Brilliantly. JCsserand a Speaker.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
I-Smugglers Eager 70 Avoid Exposure.
l-Slltan Reported IN Flight.
WEALTHY Stockmen Are Lynched.
S-Two Jurors Obtained in Hains Case.
5-Patten Dehes Press and Congress.
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g q c. RenIr-

The leaders OF the Liberal Union party
telegraphed to-day TO the SalonIki troops
al Chatalja that they would be glad to
cooperate with them in the restoration
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J. II. Small & sons. Florists, A.
14th and G sts-, Washington, Waldorf
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LOCAL

I'D. a. r. Convention Opened.
President Taft at Ball Game.
2Senator Aldrich Explains Tariff Bill
drowning Brings Storm on Boatmen.
2-Slur eon Women May Cause Boycott.
+Woodward's Successor Is Named.
1EGompers' Appeal Is Opened
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Dressed Fence PaIizEs, &c Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co. 6th 81. and n Z ave
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Dressed Fence Boards, &c q Foot.
Frank Liobey & 20. sth ST. and N z ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Choicest and Freshest Flowers
IN profusioB az Blackistone's. 18th and II
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Alabama Flooring Good. &c a Fo0t.
Frank Libbey & Co. sth St and n. z. ave.
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Coed Red Cedsr Posts. soc Apiece.
Frank Lsbbey & Co.. eth st and n. z. ave.
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Dressed Fence Rails, &c Ct, &c Apfeee.
Frank Libbey & Co. etb ST AID n 7 ava.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
RICH STOCKMEN
LYNCHED By MOB
Four Are Taken from Jail
at Ada. Okla.
VICTIM SLAIN FROM AMBUSH

Feud Existed for Years, and Leader
OF Band Accused of the Murder
Was & NotoriouSIy Bad Nan, Hav-
ing slain six Nen-Each Mob Vic
tim Was worth More Than 100000.
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Georgia Flooring. Straight Grain, &c
4 foot. Libbsy & Co.. 9Th and n. =. ava.
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Confined on Page 2. Column 1.
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All Our Grades OF Luubss
Are the highest Lib5ey & Co
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Their Hats Back Tilted.

The Vice President also wore his hat
tipped well backward. and the two dis
tinguished statesmen Of ample physique
presented for the time being a pleasing
picture OF satisfied sportsmen- The Presl-
dents nat, by the way. was a black
derby. and he was atti7ed in a sack coat
AID dark trousers 70 match.
The game had not proceeded far before
somebody in the Vice Presidents box
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

There are Loo delegates to the con-
yress. and they have brought 40 STYLES
II headgear. This years hat show does
not have quite 50 many OF the extremely
arge types, but the flower ard fruit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

FOR SAIL Cheap two horse tread power.
IN good condition A. W. Allen ii2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
THE UBIQUITOUS CENT.

No Other Denomination Has Under.
gone So Many Changes.
The universal money OF the people
IN this country is the cent. The child
does his earliest business thinking IN
terms OF cents. The hobo holds up the
passerby with the request for few
cents to relieve the pangs OF hunger
II Is the unit OF coinage. On the other
side Of the continent the contempt for
II is rapidly being overcome, and the
mints have TO take a constantly In.
creasing demand for 1t into their
reckonings. The appearance Of the
new Lincoln cent Is one Of the most In
teresting additions 10 this coinage that
have been produced For practically
the first time it substitutes the real for
the ideal, or, rather. the fanciful.
Perhaps no other monetary denomi-
nation has undergone so many changes
Of design. Since the republic was born
there have been almost annual changes
IN the character OF the cent. Most Of
these have been trivial. though some
have been radical The cent Of 1892
bore a bust Of Liberty. with flowing
hair and the legend Liberty. Parent
Of Science and Industry" The next
year what was known as the ''chain
cent? was produced. showing on the
reverse a chain with fifteen links.
There were many imperfect dies in
those days, but the imperfections have
not infrequenuy made them more pre-
cious to coin collectors. A genuine
1890 cent has been among the pieces
most priced by the numismatist, since
they early became very scarce. This
was said to be due to the enterprise OF
a Salem firm that secured several hun
bred thousand Of them and sent them
to the coast Of Africa. where. punched
with holes. they were hung as orna-
ments on the necks OF the natives.--
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
PIcKPOcKETs.
The Manner In Which the "Dips" %
Their Thisvins Work.

The Manner In Which the SDips" %
Their Thisvins Work.
As usual thing the pickpockets
vary their methods to suit circum.
stances. Only the lower grade dips
work in pairs. These are the variety
who operate on street cars, elevated
station platforms and similar places
where they will find crowds Of pushing
people and at the same time have OPP
portunity TO escape IL detected. One Of
the pair shoulders victim roughly
while the other does the work and
makes a getaway" Arrests are fire.
quent, but convictions are rare, be.
cause the man captured seldom has
the loot.
Not but that the higher grade dips
work In such places The difference Is
that they work IN groups and choose
times when prosperous passengers will
be In the majority. During the fash
ionable shopping hours and after the
theaters at night are considered bar.
vest times. One method Is to block
the exit as the intended victims are
about to alight and In the tumble make
the touch Provided the victim dis.
covers his loss within a minute be Is
too late. because the car or train has
sped on.
Last winter a trio Of dips worked
clever method in Chicago. Garbiug
themselves in evening clothes. they
mingled in fashionable crowds in big
cafes. theater exits and railroad sta
tons. One Of the party was always
hopelessly drunk, and the others. ap-
parently acting the part Of samaritans.
were hard put trying to keep him on
his feet. With all their care. however,
be would stumble occasionally and fall
into groups Of ladies and gentlemen.
Invariably the sober companions had
apologized and taken their charge
away before any one discovered the
loss OF valuables. bohemian Maya
zine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

HARROWS FOR ShLE-- Clark Disk iIar-
rows both cutawAys and full disks The best
Harrow on the market, The cuIways work AZ
much easier than The fan disk i sharp round
pointed spade does easter than Q square BLADE
"a shovel and y pulYerizes the ground work
better &. Carleton, 2 Highland Ave arr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
MAURITANIA QUEEN OF SEAS.
Now Holds All the Transatlantic Rec
ords.

New York, Aug. Il The Cunarder
Mauretania, from Liverpool, arrived al
Quarantine Thursday night just too late
10 allow her TO come 10 her pier and
be the first steamship TO cross the
North Atlantic from Liverpool, and
leaving there on Saturday, land her pas.
sengers here on a Thursday night. The
MauretaHia Is the first transatlantic liB.
er to come over the short or noriherly
course this season, and she made the
remarkable fast time Of four days, four
teen hours and thirty eight minutes,
breaking the record westward over the
short course. which was held BIZ her sis.
ter ship. the Lusitania. The latter came
out in four days, fifteen hours fat BY
her performance Thursday night The
Mauritania has eut down tie record
twenty-five minutes. and won her title
to being the fastest passenger -earrying
steamship afoat She now holds all the
records. Her DAYS runs for this trip
were 81, 900, $50, 5s7, 637 and 220 giv
ing her an average speed Of 25l5 knots
an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

Sing Sing prison is to be moved
across the Hudson river fifteen OF
twenty miles northward, just eight
miles south Of West Point. whore q
large tract Of land bas been purchased.
and a gang Of several hundred con.
victs has been working for two years
grading the ground and quarTying
stone 70 build the walls 10 shut them
selves In. The present prison was also
built by convicts IN 1926 With mate
rial found on the grounds but. all
though II has been enlarged every few
years aud r. now one Of the largest
peniteniiaries IA the world, It is not
large enough Exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
Overlooked

Here's a new disease that afIiiefs
people that sit too much ID automo.
biles."
Yes. And / remember there was a
special ailment for the users Of bicycle
saddles"
"0f course the medical fellows are at
work on a serious stunt for the chaps
who perch on aeropIanes
mo doubt 0f II. But Il seems funny
that they have an along neglected 70
put something painful on the rural
hired man who continues to sit on the
fence. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
The +. B. Cate Real Estate Agency
BARRE, VT.

FOR sALE~-A two tenement house on Smith
street Nine rooms IN each tenement Apply
6 ios smith is2'i
FOR SALE Ruiidi ng lots At Edeew0od and
on the French Estate, also III several other
parts Of the city Inquire at the 4. Is Cate
Real Estate Agency, Barre, Vermont igstt
FOR SALE--A modern, conveniently ar
ranged seven room cottage, furnace heat and
electric lights harn, hon hOusaand extra lot on
Niehoi street, of Circle street, Inquire Of
Alexander Mine Phone 2l5-i2 ilelf
FARM FOR sALE-This farm contains le6
acres, will keep II head Of cattle. 30 cords OF
heavy b0hpin wuou, near 2 good bobhin faeto-
-. i00runs of wood. soft timber enough to
Keep the buildings 10 repair, running spring
wa GER az house and barn buildings insured
for sIO5a this place is miles from White
Held n. III. la mile from school. This Is a
bargain at the price, S3iO0 Inquire at the r.
Is Cate Real Estate Agency Barre, W. liitf
FOR SALE- Cottage house on the French
49, a. s..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
PraIrIss d J Nsw ceuntry.

BY way Of contrast IN new country
we give picture showing the break
ing up of virgin soil at Cordoya, South
America. A large part Of the Argen-
tine Republic, including practically the
whole Of the rich and fertile prov-
inces Of Cordoga. San Luis aud Santa
ne. Is ID lts virgin state Of little use
for grazing, being sparsely covered
with coarse, bitter grasses Of but litti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

FOR sAl.l,-- Having sold my farm / have Tor
sale one pair p work horses one nearly new
manure spfeader, plows. harrows and an kinds
q farming tools, Good bargain can be had as
tne9 must PC sold az once, Articles can be seen
az the farm on West Hill IL ~ camp 1853
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
z. L. TAYLOR, Doctor Of Optics.
No Q Morse Block. Main St Ena

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
On.cs Hours Q q. %. to "a IN.
1850 70 : and z 20 D. n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
No RIEL AeAINsr RoY.
Was Accused BY His Wife, Gfaeia Gala,
Of Numbering Her Brother

Paris, Aug 23 Examining Magis.
trate Bonoard decided at Paris satur-
day that there 10 basis for tile prosecu-
ton OF Paul Roy, whose wife, Gfacia
Gala, an American actress. accused him
Of numbering his brother-in-law. George
A. Carkins. at Newington, NJ H.. on
January 2, 1908. Roy il a French citi-
zen, and as France does not allow her
citizens to be extradieted and tried In
a foreign country, the American au-
thorities asked the French to consider
the charge against him. Magistrate
Boncard, whose decision CORRESPONDS
with that Of ~no bill'' in the American
courts, versions Of Carkin's death given
By the Carkin's family. as well as Roy :
nsistence that he had fired in sefde
Tense, and Gracia Calais continued rel
fusal to come to France to testify, no
reason exists for trying Roy on the
charge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
ID. A. PerD Real Estate Agency
RARRE. VT.

FOR SAILING new houses which have
never been occupied located on Summer street
Ms. ia and il6 These houses aie modern 10
every way Have hard wood aoors throughout
and finished ID beautiful curly birch and ash,
have line pantrys. modern plumbing, plenty ~
closets ann are especially well arranged Porch
on side ANA across irurt The lots arc large
enough for garden or barn. These houses
are going 20 be sold aud the owner win CON
slider selling on very easy terms and might
take lot IN part payment Now g The time 70
look them over. Keys al our office For f0ii
particulars Inquire 81 the ID A. Perry Real r.
tate Agency, barre, VI i25tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
Scared with a Hot Iron.

81 scalded hy overturned kettle-cut
with a knife bruised BY slammed door
injured BY gun or in any other way the
thing needed at once is Bucklen's Arnica
Salve to subdue Inflammation and kin
the pain. It's esrth's supreme healer
infallible for boils, ulcers fever sores
eczema aud piles. 25e at Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

FOR SALE--Sewing machine hurean cons
mode, dining room table. carpets, rugs, book
ease and writing desk, chairs dat iron, dishes,
street 20ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
no nENT

40 RENT-Two modern tenements, up-to-
date cunvenienoes, Ia every way desirable &c
As south hiain street Apply al Granite City
Laundry. i25f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
GOT FORTUNE LOST LIFE.
Rich Finally. Journey Homeward Is
Stopped BY Death MESSAGE

Denver, Aug 29-Gone twenty. seven
years in search Of fortune before I,
came to him, William W Tolds Of Bris
to England, arrived in Denver on bis
way home only To receive here a tele-
gram stating that his wife was dead and
that the little home in the suburb Of
the English city had been sold for
debts, Toid's will return to Alaska
whore he made his start, there to re.
main, he says, until he dies
folds left Bristol in 1882, during the
excitement Of a mineral discovery on an
island of the present town Of Skag-
way. Two years ago he made his stake,
Two months ago he wrote his wife that
be was coming home a wealthy man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
LOSS OF MILLION BY FIRE.
The Business Section Of Decatur, nj.
Destroyed.

AMN DAeiANaH DNtAAeA VI DNNatuAf Atsi
Destroyed.
Decatur. Tll Aug. 28 When the Dec
atur fire companies ceased work at four
yesterday afternoon, a million dollars
worth Of buildings and stocks Of goods
in the heart Of Deeaturs business dis.
trict were hlaekened ruins
Fire which started near Che freight el-
evstor shaft IN the six story building Of
the Moorehouse and Wells Hardware
company, was beyond the control Of the
firemen within five minutes after its
discovery. The flames jumped across an
alley To the Cheap Charley Clothing
store and Travelled north two thirds Of
block tapping up buildings on Mer-
chant street Irayersing east on Main
street from the Moorehouse and Wells
building. everything ii The path of the
fire was wiped out to the corner 81 Wa
Ter street and then from Their north half
of the buildings on the block facing Wa.
ter street were destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

"But sometimes it's right to tell
white lie, isn't itg
Perhaps. But / notice that when
a man gets that idea once It isn't long
till be becomes color lind"-Cleve-
land Leader
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

One OF the best methods Of destroy
ing plant lice on roses and shrubs IS
by the use Of tobacco stem solution.
Pour gallon Of boiling water on a
pound Of tobacco stems and about
twelve or fifteen hours later add four
more gallons Of wafer Apply with a
sprayer or sprinkling pot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
Houses and Farms for Sale
n me F. =. Cate Real Estate Agency

m The r. =. Cate Real ksthte AGENCY
A cottage at Edgewood, not wholly finished
with two lots. Price only ssuJ.OQ i25tf
House. six rooms iarn stalls hen house.
large lot Prizes slla0eo small pas ment doan
located 90 Mapie avenue tA5tt
Hlght-room house aud barn on Richardson
street, price Ss00.uo I4Jtf
House containing rooms, all Of the latest
Improvements, wife piazza on two sides, large
lot location FREMONT stToeh The owner wants
e. sell. S3s09 @ takes d. This 4 q bargain 1851
Yarn. I y miles from Grsniteyile three
miles from Wiiliamstown, f75 acres. gaad
buildings. good water, plenty of wood, ia q
aboat ID tons Of hay. Price ss508Oo t5tf
Farm ~ acres, mile from NillIamsfown,
good buildings. cuts hefween 40 and 50 tons IL
hay. Price sS0a1.8 ~ l28tt
We have d nice new business to sall tina we
would be pleased % talk 20 yeu about 1857
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23

Dissolve a five cent package Of oxalie
acid In one pint Of warm water Wet
the spot OF iron rust in this and dry
by placing It against the side Of a ten.
kettle filled with boiling water The
spot Of iron rust win disappear like
magic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
GOOD FARMS CHEAP
livery One 4 Bargain.

81 90; easy terms 100 acres Of good land
suitably divided; plenty 81 wood and will carry
10 70 IS COWS. Geod buildings Barn is 60
feet long and A feet wide ciapb0afded
ard painted. Round siiO. Good seven room
house Owner is anxious to sell AZ once. Place
IS located a bout miles from Wiliiamst0wu and
{ miles rom Chelsea. ladtf
Is acres s900Oa Located miles from Rox-
bury. W. Good buildings, plenty Of wood and
lots % fruit Pleasantly situated. A bargain
for some one. iEbu
lbQ acres SiteVa GOOD tair huildings and %
keep 20 cows, sugar bush OF 70u trees. X. i. u.
amt telephone. This Is a bargain. TERMS
$500 cash. ta5u
q acres s7Oa 4 miles from Montpelier.
on q good road. why pay rent2 Fair hui g
ings. Terms one hall cash. ss5ri