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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-10
home ON FuRLoucH.
Lieut. I. D. Barber Visiting Parents
After Trip Around World.

Burlington, March l0.--First Leuten.
ant Tom D, Barber Of the battleship
Kentucky has arrived In this city to
spend a short furlough with his parents,
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ABOUT THE STATE

DR., Ezra Brainerd Of Mddlebury has
gone 10 Florida to pass the remainder
OF the winter.
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Caledonia eounty's new jail has over
70 occupants owing to the liquor raids
made az st. Johnsbury and at Hard.
wick.
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WANTED.

WANTED--Anyone having d yoke of exen
they would like % trade for a horse please call
at the Grant Lane farm in Williams town. or
write r. +. d. No. 8 ae4r2s
WANTEp--'ren or twHlya hundred good sec
ena- hand Il gaarx lin sap buckets Aadress
g. H. Nelson, Barre. Vi, H. u. !. sostes
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
PUBLICAUCTION

win sell at Public Auction at my home,
situated miles from Barre City ON the
East Hill on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-10

ron sALE~-2i Patterson street. house seven
rooms besides two IN basement bath lanndse
not water connections, electric liFhta steam
heal, All finished m hard wood. A good barn
xplallai WITH basement, place for hens city
water lot % feet front, 100 deep. This Il
very desirable place. The best OF neish bofs
and neaf the car line. IL must be seen % 30
appreciated, For price and terms inquire al
Vermont sstsf
FOR sALE-A new cottage house on Nelson
street nsaf Washington street anu handy te the
electflcs, Good nized Fooius vide Dfa1gs
everything modnrn througnout I invite your
inspection q this property az the price aud
Terms placed upon II Harry o. Patterson. i,s
Washington sheet, barre. s00tr
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, but special alton
tion given 10 the treatment OF tuberculosis OF
consumption by means Of the new serum
hArrc-Ouhce 81 summer 81. corner West
houra-T 60 s a m. 2 % 4 and z TO o D. m Web.
sieryiile--kesidenco heary Figure, telephone
Gilbert, for doctor telephone s0i-ia
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WANTED--Competent trustworthy girls or
women for general homework. Give referen-
ces. Vt Employment Agency, Waterbury.
vermont s02Is
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FARM FOX SALE--In Wiiliamstown known
as the Henry Martin farm or C. A. Badger
place, IL miles from Barre, miles from
Williamst0Wb, just og the main road from
Barre 70 WilliamstowB, containing i55 acres.
Well divided inpo tillage and pasture land,
ings in good repair. Nine roomed house, with
ell Horse barn 80 ny 40. with good basement
Blacksmith shop. New ~ It. henhouse Two
other barns, silos. Can tie 50 head Of Garlic
Winterea So head the past winter Granary,
sugar house. Never failing water to house and
barn. New England phone, X. r. ID. Price
5000 If sold before April l. sold on easy terms
Inquire OF A. L. BateheldeT, Barre, Vermont.
Tel go 333u
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For Sale

Following articles. which were used
b. A DIversi in business during T.
eense viii be sold Immediately for
little money considering actual value.
One electric motor. 3 b. p. machine
connected with it 20 wash bottles.
One wood. zinc lined tank. 5 feet
wide. 12 feet long and feet deep
50 empty beer cases, good condition.
with covers. Lot of caps and other ao-
ceSsories.
Two boxes empty hslf-pint and quart
TASKS. and few other small articles
esB tg Charles BaTaislli At Peel sasn.
eaaa nsRAart aRa Main SlFsstS.
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The r 3. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre. "
r. =. CATE = a FLQon
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wANTED-A girl or middieaged lady for
general housework. No washing. Apply at .
Cliff street 3q2tf
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HELP WANTED.

A first class opening for an honest reliable
man with Si000 or more TO take an interest in a
leading monument business; Investigate. Ad-
dress Opportunity, care Barre Times 3oat4s
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TO RENT.

To RENT-Tenement corner Elm street ex-
tension and East street, rooms. Inquire at
room ., Currier BLOCK, between and 10
A. N. 903tf
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WANTED--A monumental draughtsmaM by
the PzeshFey- Coy kendall Co. mt their New York
office Apply 70 j. B. Magnaghi, Supt., at their
Barre plant start
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE or TO RENT--Alillinery store.
Chance OF a life time for some one, run four
years by present owner sickness cause Of sale.
Address bax $50, Randolph, VI. SOstd
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TO RENT-IArge, well-lighted Offices, single
or en- suite In the Hale block, Main street In
quife Of q. Ii. hale. 2sotf
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FOR SAI4E--For immediate sale valuhie pro-
erty consisting Of house and barn ~ the cor
neF OF Hill and Washington streets. which
rents for SIS a month. Also three lots Joined
thereto, and also y lot At the corner of Liberty
aud Hin streets, Also one half interest In piece
land east from Cliff street containing about i40
lots. Terms ana prices made known by inquir-
ing OF l. X. Averiil, Barre, VT 30nt5'
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FOR sALE-B Building lot corner East and
fremont streets Must be disposed Of at once
Apply 70 r. g. Carswel phone is7-1i- 50ltf
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PROPERTY FOR SALE-Oue fs room house,
corner Of Summer and Central streets: alsJ one
6-room cottage ON N. Seminary street, and one
6-room cottage ON Shurtleif Place. Inquire at
SO or SOL X Main IT. ssatf
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FOR SALE several tons Of hay, Tor cash. A.
q Downing, Prospect street. city sOsti
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FARM FOR SAIaE--Contains rs acres, la
miles from the City Post Office. Inquire at the
Il. B. Cate Real rs tate Agency, Rarre, We 29Stf
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

rcr Sleighs, Robes and Blankets. WNrk
Harness and Driving Harness, Shoes al
Harness repaired, 50 70
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FOR sALE-A monumental drawing course
In the lnterns tional Correspondence school,
Address % highland Avenue. 98tss
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO LET--Furnished room with electric
lights and furnace heat az Eastern ave g85tf
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FOR sALE--A steel range Ia hrst-olass con-
dition, will sell cheap. Inquire AZ Kendrick's
drug Store. z2Utf
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FOR SALE Cheap good sleighs and a NUM-
Dor Of wagons OF AL kinds Al Brook Street
SHOP. a55tf
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WANTED-Capsbse girl or middle-zged
woman for general housework. Address 'sCss
Times or telephone Montpelier Az soItGs
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FOR SALE-The Pratt farm on the east hin
in harre town, two miles from this city. This
farm Is conceded 10 be one of tbs best farms 10
town. Buildings are 10 extra good shape WIN
keep - cows. Must be sold at once. For full
particulars inquire Of the d. A. Perry Real Is !
tate Agency. 29Gf
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WANTED-situation BY middle aged lady in
Barre zS5tf
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FOR SALE A small writing desk, mahof-
any fnish, IN good condition. Price SLS0 In
quife at2l Franklin street. aOitf
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PASTURE LAND FOR SALE--40 acres, be-
longing, 10 the Charles n Norris estate and
adjoining the homestead. Also one pillow. for
further particulars Apply " joan w. Averil,
adm Il. h. ID. =, Barre, 81 H4tf
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WANTED-At once one frst-class pohsher
and also one good bed setter Union shop,
with steady WORK and good wages for the right
men. Address The Munson Granite Company
Evansville, Ohio zs6K2gs
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FOR sALE--Livery stable good Local ion, do.
ing good business. viii sell reasonably. Apply
n. J. Mckenzie, GrAniteyllie, W. 2istf
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WORK WANTED.

WANTED-GirI wants pace doing general
hoasoworK In city or on a farm Address H.
W. Box o. RaFre, VT. s8stss
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FOR sALE--A number Of shoats and some
hay for sale on the Cassie Farm Delivered
anywhere IN the city. Telephone 3sI-ia s00tg.
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FOR sALE--Nico loose nay BON coarse add
fine. Orders may be left NJ SoWden & Lyons
store OF with me &C a Highland Avenus. O.
Carleton. lo7u
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
TANANA TOWN TOPICS

Tanana Feb 2OOn his return last trip Bob Buchan, the Koyuku mail carrier reported large bunch of caribou travelling northward along the Metozi divide.
 Clem Anderson and hold the record maren trap pers this They caught 63 in three weeks. Invitations grand Washngtons birthday ball Monday night Post ha Ezeps orchestra, which in itself of rscss music Tanana society is futterng with anticipation.
 c. Vachon gave neat little surprise party honor birthday The Messr and Mesdames Stodda Henderson, Eegood Mrs Kay Messrs Lundon and whist the of the while Mrs Eegod and MT Racine divided
 Mother andda doing well.
 Lydia Gold mountain, the O Mrs
 Gibbo of
 
 
  question Whn people hats, 
 Surridge will aso. Many areal color.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
GEORGE F. BAKER
 DIES AT TANANA.

Tanana Feb 2George E. Baker died in this city on the evening February 18th of heart failure Although the deceased we'll his death to everyone He had confined his cabin for about week morning the 18th Mir Baker made remark that his seemed paayzed but in pan and seemed in fairly good spirits there change to about o'clock the Great Divide quietly though he had laid for nights rest.
 Mr. Baker to anana nearly three Ill the ploy the N A. T. T. Co., In July 907 he severed his with company entered the employ of the Panama Commercial Co., and remained with them until last October
 Andrew Vachon local of the Panama Commercial Co., Mir Baker had superior and few equals country Jolly congenial and gentle man always formed many friendships this community whose friendship would stand the test of abilities commanded and his departure has caused wide spread sorrow
 Mr. Baker 42 of His mother and two brothers living in the Satesone of the brothers at Ballard Wash
 will be postponed until such time the wishes o his relatives ascertained.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

ground on Jr. are sinking holes to To- cate the width of their pay, and get ting ready for ground sluicing.
 Swanson & Ott, on 12-a. Hoosier, got another hole to bedrock, got prospects, and are trying to get the remaining six holes to bedrock before water drives them out.
 Barnett, on Big Minook, is working steady but don't say much. When spring comes, from the look of his dump, he will have the coin.
 Swanson and partner, on Chapman, are thought to have struck pay. This is believed to be the case, for parties are trying for lays on the creek.
 Pike & Bergstrom, on Slate, are talk ing out dumps but say nothing about what is in them, yet in speaking of the dumps they always point out the pay damps, and as these seem to be grow ing, it is thought they will do we'll for the winter.
 Staples & Dunn have moved from Big Minook to Aloho creek, and the news from them was that they were not yet down to bedrock.
 A pleasant surprise party was ten dered Capt. Al Mayo by a large num- Der of town people last week. Dancing was the order of the evening, and everyone had a good time.
 Notices are out for hard times ball at the court house tonight, the 22nd. Everybody invited.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
New Firm
 of Attorneys

Henry Roden, the young attorney of Fairbanks, has moved his offices from the Apple block to the Hamilton build- ing, opposite the court house, where he has become a member of the new law firm of Wickersham, Heilig & Roden.
 Judge" Roden needs no introduction to the old timers of this part of Alaska, especially the Rampant district-to which camp he stampeded from Eng land in 1897, while he was attending Oxford college-and where for years he punched holes and pulled his sled over hills and valleys by the back of his neck. Mir. Roden was admitted to the bar in the fall of 1906 by Judge Wickersham, now his law partner, who shortly afterwards appointed him re- fierce in bankruptly, a position he has since held. In the spring of 1907 he was elected city attorney of Fairbanks, holding the office one year. Until re- gently Mr. Roden has been associated with Fernand de Journel, one of Alas ka's ablest lawyers, who is now on the outside on vacation.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
RAMPART NEWS NOTES

Powell, on 1l-a, has some good pay, but as Shorty don't talk much, but just digs, We can't make out how good his pay is.
 Johnson, on Dawson creek, tribu- tary of Hunter, has good pay and the largest dump on the creek. His pick ups to date run better than $145-in cluded in this is slug of S45 picked up a few days ago.
 On Big Minook bench Iverson S Cool have two holes we'll down towards bed rock, and as the ground is deep it is not known when they will reach hardpan.
 Ledger & Bowen, on Little Eldorado, have reached bedrock in one hole, got prospects, and are drifting.
 Mclean, on 25-a., Little Minook Jr., has good pay, and his dump is looming up some.
 Fisher, on the same ground, run into pay few days ago and will do all he can to keep his solf-dumper at work be- tween now and spring so as to show up a dump.
 The new owners of the Bowen & Cool
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Rampart, Feb. 2.
" HUNTER CHEEK

Swanson, on 3-a., has two holes to Bedrock, six others down various depths, and is bothered with water. He got fairly good prospects in the holes he got to bedrock.
 Strum and partner, on 24-a-, are talk ing out a dump. The ground is low grade, but as the dump is now a good sized one, and daily growing, they eA- pect to make better than wages for sheir winter work. As soon as water nuns they will run their dirt direct from the tunnel and dump it into the sluice boxes, thus bandiing it but once.
 Campbell X Clemens, on 3.a., are doing we'll. Pay is pretty good, and the dumps are growing daily.
 Bevier, on l6-a., have run into pay that goes 20 to 30 cents to the pan, or an average of 2 cents Fred says while he did not get his pay until late, yet if it keepssup as at present, he will do better than wages for his winters work.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
EEE-ECWSHEF

a and he's feeling kind of blue, heavy the sunshine through: great thing, brethren for feler just to lay His handu shoulder friendly of way! a feel queerish, it makes the eadrops An usorto the region of the heart; his don't know what Whenh his s shoulder friendly 0 with its honey gall good worl after al itleastways that is what a hand s shoulder in friendly of
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27
Ancient Mormon
 DrOWns in Bathtub

Ogden, Utah, Feb. 12.-Lor il Farr, pioneer of Utah, among the first con- yerts to Mormonism, first mayor of Ogden, husband of seven wives, and father of 300 children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. and one of the best-known men in tae west, was drowned at Utah Hot Springs, II miles north of this city, yesterday afternoon.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

He was 87 years old and in vigorous health for that age at the time of his death. MT. Farr was one of the big contractors in the building of the Gen. tral Pacific railroad, and was present at the driving of the golden spike at Promontory on the completion of the first transcontinental railroad in 1862
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

''Please. num-" began the aged hero in appealing tones, as he stood at the kitchen door on washday, "pve lost my leg" "Well, I ain't got it, ;" snapped the woman, slamming the door.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

E. J. Rigeley, proprietor of q road house at Council, died at that place early in January.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-27

F. B. Weller, of Kemperyille, was 8 visitcr in town On Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-20
Riverside League
Serious CLOSING

At Aala Park on Sunday the Riv-
erstde League will bring their iirst
series to close. and. a. the Aalas
are a long way In the lead. II looks
ss II they will be returned the win
ners for sure. OF course. should the
Palamas defeat them on Sunday
there would be chance for the
Fort Skaters. who are running Sec
ond In the competition. 3
\ But. barring accidents. the Pa
lamas have little hope Of putting II
oyer the Aalas. and they seem GER
tain Of coming out ahead in the
present series. In the next series
there may be, n different story to tell.
as the new Chinese Athletic Associa-
ton will be on deck. and they should
put up brand OF ball that will
keep the other teams guessing.
The two games for Sunday will be
Aala A. G. vs.. Palamas. and, Kewalos
vs.. Fort Skaters. These two games
will probably draw az big crowds az
ever have attended games at the
popular park, and the second match
should be hummer from the rst
ball pitched to the finish. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-20
" SPORTS
Double Header AT
League Grounds

Tomorrow at the League grounds
there will be a doubleheader. when
the Kamehamehas will meet the St.
Louis, and the Punahous will have
another 70 at the Diamond Heads.
Both games should be good ones.
and. as there IL no counter attrac-
tion, a big crowd Of fans will doubt
less attend to root for their respec-
tive teams.
The Punahous are much stronger
than when they last met the Jewels.
and a real good game should eventu-
ate. II will be remembered that,
when the mines met before. the Dia.
mond Heads whitewashed the other
crowd. but tomorrow the chances
are that the tables will be turned.
II would be a good thing II that
came to pass. as. the impression
seems to be that the Jewels are too
strong for the rest Of the teams.
However. when the Punahous are
seen at work tomorrow that idea
may be changed q lot. and the SER
les made TO look a lot more open.
There Ia good enough material In all
the teams to provide excellent ball,
and there Is no doubt that the spec
tators will be treated to some stir
ring play.
The first game will be that be-
tween the Puns and Jewels, and II
will start at 1880 o'clock. The
doubleheader idea Is a good one. as
people do not care to hang around
TIL $3.50 waiting for a game; to-
morrow they will be able to have
lunch and go straight out TO the
grounds and enjoy an exhibition Of
ball. -
The Hawaiian band will be In at
tendance and the music will be
much appreciated by the crowd: II
livens things up a lot, to hear Cap
tain Berger's weli-trained perform
ers playing some of the latest airs.
Ladies' will be admitted free to the
grounds tomorrow. and. no doubt, a
large number Of the fais sex will
avail themselves Of the opportunity
to visit the ball grounds in com.
pany with their, brothers. husbands
or sweethearts. II was very thought,
fui OF the BIZ league people to con
ceive such an idea. and Il - 10 n
hoped that the public will attend II
thousands 80 a. to show theif ap'
probation Of the arrangement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-20
Australians Will
Play Baseball

Considerable interest was aroused
In local sporting circles during the
past week by the announcement
that the famous Australian inter-
national cricket team, now touring
Great Britain. will visit the United
States and play a series OF games in
the various Eastern cities and In
San Francisco.
: Word to this effect was received
In New York by President James T..
Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic
Union. The message stated that
games had been already scheduled
In Winnipeg. and San Francisco and
other cities on the way West.
Frank LAYER, who manages the
Australian team, Is well known to
the American sporting public. In
1895 LAYER visited this country
with team OF Australian baseball
players. In those days baseball was
not very strong In the Antipodes.
but since then, due to the splendid
work Of Frank Liver. baseball has
made wonderful progress and is
now played by almost every cricket
er during the winter months in Aus
tralia. LAYER Is himself no mean
pitcher. and with him In the Aust
tralian team are some of the best
ball players Australia has produced.
Victor Frumper. the greatest
batsman In the cricket world, has
made a reputation as a mighty slug
ger In baseball circles. NJ. A. Noble,
who captains the Australians, Is re-
cognixed as king among shippers,
and he. too. has made name on the
diamond. or the others. v. Rams
ford, p. A. McAllister. w. Hopkins.
W. Bardsiey. N. w. Armstrong and
c. @. Cacartney are all baseball
players. The Australians are tour
ing the world, playing the game Of
cricket and have met with wonder
full success In England. Besides
winning many minor games they
have twice defeated All-England,
once In the presence OF 10000 peo-
pie.
II Is expected that the Austral1
ians will be In San Francisco about
Portola time. and great efforts are
being made to induce the Austria
lians to play ball game In addition
to their cricket fixture. An inter-
national game between the Austria
liam and a local ball team would be
a great attraction during Portola
week and should attract large
crowd Of fans.
Frank LAYER on reaching the cit,
will be consulted by baseball mag
mates concerning the proposition .o
SsndipG a team from this countr,
to Australia next year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-20
Champions Meet
On Tennis Court.

Entries are being received for the
annual championship tennis tourna-
ment. and, 30 far, most Of the best
players In the Territory have put
down their names for the various
events.
The entry book Is to be found at
r. o. Hall & Sons, and It will be kept
open until August a..
The committee in charge Of the
tournament ID as follows: A. G.
Wall. +. =. Steere, J. T. Waterhouse.
u. 8. Gee and r. b. Booth, e. @.
Bockus will not be able to take an
active part In the coming tourna.
ment, as he is leaving for the coast
on the Manchuria
W. l.. Warren is also leaving Ha.
wall for an indefinite stay on the
mainland. and his expert tennis play
will be much missed by the local
players. an
The championship events will be.
gin on Wednesday. August rs. and
some hne play should be seen in
both the single and double matches.
q = q
There is talk Of the second team Of
the Oahu polo club tackiing the Fifth
Cavalry. The first four Of the Homo
lulu club Is too strong for the Cavalry
but match between the other lot
should be a good one.