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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13
Spring Bargains In Real Estate

Two.tcnement house. barn and an extra lot
on south Main street Jockey Hollow Hents
for sl90o q month, ought % rent for 5000,
with barn ana garden Tbs extra lot Il worth
Sse000 Price for al, g2ao9,0o, possibly less
Small payment down. balance easy. Make as
an offer. lou
Two.tenament house and barn. large garden,
good renting property. Rents tor $40
month. Price for quick sale $4,000 just
the place for q teAmster. lntf
Two-tsnement house and an extra large lot.
well located. Rents fof about f2.oO month.
The extra lot Is worth $4,000 Price i low,
only t2550oO. 500 down, lOu
Hotel. II sleeping rooms, with acres Of land
that will cut from Y 10 70 toms OF hay. Barn -
stalls. The buildings are IN No. repair, inside
aud outside Price s9000o 1867
FARMS
$50 acres, 10000 10 10000 soft timber i-2
mile 70 saw mill. $40 sugar trees. 600 new tin
tubs, Grim evaporator, galvanized drawing
tubs aud storage tuba. Farm Will cut ~ tons
Of hay besides other crops. All machine NOV.
ing, free from stone. buildings are extra
good. Barn has double floors, drive IN on top
floor. Hen house for 10 hens, running water
AZ all Of the baiidings near neghpors. l-2mile
from school. post ONCE, stores. church and
saw mill. Come and Get our price. l0t
q acre farm Ia Cabot, with good buildings
School % rods 400 sugar trees and tools. SOFT
timber enough 70 keep the buiidiDgs Ia repair
Farm win keep 10 cows and team. Price si90
hale cash. lpff
Fof ihs above inquire II
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-FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

1Bn TIMES vim publish wanta. Lost and
Found For Sale TO Lot, eto.--anurt advertise.
mente-~as fne rane Of four linoe for twenty-five
cents for the hrst insertion ana ave csn@ fuf
each suhaaquent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13
ABOUT THE STATE

With between 80 and 40 travelling men
living in ST. Johnsbury, that towns
council of United Commercial Travellers
has 90 members. Many reside in sur
rounding towns, several around Boston
and one in Portland, Oregon.
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The automobile season has begun 10
Brattleboro and the dealers say the pros
poets are better than for any previous
season. Brattleboro claims 70 be the
first place in the state 70 catch the
craze and Ia consequence asserts that
more cars are owned there in proportion
to population than in any other town
Ia Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS

TxFURMATION wkNTED--As to the where
anonts Of John Nj. McCleae, u years old. Of
traniteville Vt. He formerly worked for Will
Hray man. Washington. Notify Mrs. MeCl1ud,
Gfahiterille. 29tes
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOgT--A small package. containing veil and
ribbon saturday. between yanghah's store and
Merchant street, Finder pleAse return e this
otlics. a4ti
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RHEUMATISM
u@as Great English Remedy e
IBLAIRs8 PILLS
Safc, Sare, ElIectlFe. soc. s 81 SsZfdIE
pkpelisfs. o e Henry s.. B.ssslyn. y. Z. ~ 4
GRANITEvILLE.

The regular meeting Of Branch, No.
1g. Quarry Workers. win be held in
Tumas' han Wednesday evening, April
IA, at o'clock a full attendance is
desired. Alex Lawson, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

Judge John M. Watson was in Water
bury Saturday morning to hear habeas
corpus proceedings brought BY Heman s.
Allen Of Lowell, VT, for the release
OF his wife, who has been confined in
the staet hospital for the insane az Wa
terbury since October, 1906 Tho hus-
band claims that the proceedings under
which his wife was committed were
illegal, unconstitutional and void The
hearing was adjourned until May 4, when
Il will be continued IN Montpelier before
the full bench Of the supreme court.
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information wanted regarding good farm for
sale ID any locality Suitable for dairy puf-
poses ~ general farming. NOT particular
about location or size, Wish 20 hear from
owner only who will sell direct 70 buyer Win !.
oat paying any commiAsiou. Please send brief
description and price. No agents need ans
wtr Address A. Lesher, l6 West Monroe
street, Chicago. H. 24ir
a GREAT Farm BARGAfN--i4o acres 5 IL
miles from the City. About 70 Thousand fest
Of saw timber wood for the farm; gvod COM
Portable hHtldings. running water Piise . q
small we are ashamed 70 print Ii. Only $3.50.
Real Estate Agency. Barre. VI stf
Farm FOR SALE Contains rs acres l ~
miles from the city Post once Inquire az the
= Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre, " Dstf
ron sALE-Farm ii wliliamstown 81 about
200 acres Of very productive land. suitably d.
vlded large sugar orchard. One barn. 81 ~,
With good basement; horse earn 30 o. House
contains rooms and Il very warm. Price IN
claaing pair horses and head q stock, q
hens, pig and farming tools, only s2s0A00'
This farm Il . money maker Inquire Of the
d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, Yer
mont OF
FOR sALE-sn r. ". Gale offers for sale
her home place, No Summer street, Barre.
Vermont Fof particulars 0All 81 said place.
Pheps W. Gale. 3tf
FOR SALE-~A new cottage house on Meiaan
street nsar Washington street and handy to The
eisetrics, Good sized rooms, vide piazza.
everything modern throughout ] invite your
inspection Of this property AZ the price and
terms placed upon II Harry G. Patterson, i7s
Washington street., Barre. s00tf
FOR Building lot corner East and
fremont streets. Must be disposed Of at once.
Apply 10 r. q. Carsweai, phone is7-fL 50iu
PROPERTY FOR SAI.E-0Ho Broom house,
corner Of Summer and Central stfesss also one
Groom cottage on NJ Seminary street; and one
6-reom cottage on sbuFtieh Place Inquire At
$40 o. 36l x. Main 81 S92tf
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WANTED

$4,000 for you. stoneman made $780, %
monthly. Korsfaa S220o.0 New business.
Hundreds getting rich Experience unneces-
sary Credit. Strange inyention. Gives every
home bathroom fer 500. Clennses almost an-
toma ttcaily. startling inducements free. AL
len Mig. Co 20ig Adams Toledo, Ohio. 4t8A
WANTED Information regarding good bus
iness for sale Ia prosperous eonnuniEy. Wish
10 hear from owner who will sell direct TO buy
er without paying any commission Not par
ficniar about location. Please briefly describe
any good bHsiness which you Wish % Sell At an
honest price. No agents need answer. Ad-
dress l. A. Leshef, IS West Honfce, Chicago,
III 24t2a
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS 10 RENT--In-
ouire st French street, down stairs. off
no IET--Iaree front room at No. y Mer-
chant street On nrst aoof Heated and iighted,
Very pleasant INQUIRE Of the d. A. Perry Real
Estata agency, Gordon Hook City. stf
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POULTRY.


FOR sALE-Blue Andaiusians exclusively
Get the best Ny stock are bred for layers and
the show room Prize-winnlng stock, laying
the whole year round kxcelied b. none. Pen
headed BIZ cock scoring a. Not 3 hen Ia pen
scosInf. iaxs tban ~ up TO o. Double mating
Per setting Is for st.O0. Walter Bellsiile.
Craniteyilla, VT. Phone 3-ii. 2stf
FaGg F0R sALE-From my high scoring
BuH Rocks Also few good breeders for sale
Price reasonable, q OLIVER Aver street,
Barre. @AsvF
EGGs-from winter layers Bur Rocks
Barred Rocks Silver Spangled Hambnrgs,
81 % per Is. $3.50 for 80 Bantams, sl.2s per 10 !
PeB silver namburas $500, fine Bun Rock
Coekerels s200 10 si0u0. You saw my bAfas ~
lie fairs aud poultry show and know their
quality. +. Ii. smith, Randolph Center, Yer
mont. 2alSo*
FOR SALE Having sold all my poultry will
now sell my Empire show coops, one section,
one section and one pen coop at bargain,
also dry mash feed hopperss water jars, etc.
also one open buggy, driving harness. Iapes,
English riding saddle etc. call any evening
aftsr four o'clock. George Booth ~ Murray
efrest l1ti6s
FOR F. Columbian Wyandotte eggs. only
aock in Barre Excellent layers, Hawkins and
Keetine STRAIN. Eggs for setting slua for Y,
guaranteed Ofdsr at once. a. g. Moore. n
Franklin street. Phone 4s3-a- l0tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13
ZOE sALE.


FOR SALE Household furniture. apps
Long street upstairs. As
FoR sALE--A baby carriage, been used one
season, II good condition Price reasonable.
Apply ats Orange street. Mu
FOR sALE-A pair Of heavy oxen, years
old, weighing 900. Inquire Of d, 4 button,
Wtlliamstown W. At4t
FOR SALE Building lot In East Barre; good
young arriving horse, SET q painters pllng
stagines and lot Of household furniture ~
qnire !. A. rlaistid FAST Barre, W 2its
FOR sALE-Hotol and livery barn at PiAin-
field Price low. This Is genuine bargain.
Inquire az the n y Cate Real Estate Agency
barre, W, Tel ia7-il so'a
FOR SALE Folding bed. cost s75. sell s4
combination book case and writing deck, oliver
typewriter, used bnt little, baby carriage, li-
brary table, go-cart. an N good Condition
Charles A. Spear, q Park street. 2tto
FOR sALE--A Holstsin bull, two years old
June 10TH Good stock Price S23 George 6.
benjamin, r. =. D. 8 Barre. Telephone 8i.2s
Montpelier 11f
FOR sALE-ono pair Of Perchon colts well
matched good workers OF drivers, weighing
Inquire Of A. Il Belvllie, Wilson Farm. Web
steiviile, VI TEL 22I-la 3u
FOR sALE-Blacksmlt shop and wheel
wright shop for sale IN small town. IS IN an
extra desirable point for business. Practically
no competition. Building Is ~ x 65 feet Best
location IN town. Price lowi terms easy. In
f barre 4 "a sn' : = '''' Ns'' A' ~se2 sIssi
TYPEWRITER FOR sALE-A No oliver,
street 2iUs
FOR sALE-One surrey with pole and shafts,
top buggy nearly new, also ] cheap buggy, i
baby carriage and gO-tart. Apply ~ 10 Short
street after four o'clock. 700.
FOR sALE-one bay horse II years old, work
or drive, not afraid Of cars or automobiles, one
open buggy with light umbrellas one sleigh,
one light express wagon, two sets Of harnesses,
one black bnifalo robe, one Summer robe, two
stable blankets. VIII sell horse eeperate. call
AZ 10 Central ST. lsf
HORSES FoR sALE--A. Tomasl, Tomasi
block, corner Merchant and Summer streets.
Barre ttf
Parties desiring best early seed potatoes,
win do wen 70 inquire Of L. <. AyernL lstf
FOB sALE--s light express wagons, buck
boards, phaet0n wagon, bnggies and top
buegies s sielghs good harnesses, ] new,
robe new large Groom house. all modern, i6-
room cottage, with shed and barn, building
sold cheap. Inquire at Brook street shop or II
- Plain street. Frank Cooper ~
FOR sALE-seYerai tons of hay. for cash. A.
G. Downing, Prospect street. City, 3O3d
FOR sAIE-Ten tons shafting and hangers
SIC 10 2 i5.1g, 800 feet Gall wire rope I inch
diametef 400 wood split pulleys, II 20 90 inches.
VIII deliver shafring and hangers for cents n
pound pulleys half price All just ~ good a.
new on no BALE. w. b. Carpenter, Bellows
rails, W Hiu
FOR SALE--Nioe, loose hay, both coarse and
fne. Ordefs mas be keft az Howdsn 4 Lyon'a
store or with me ~ Il Highland Avenue. G.
CARLETON 1874
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TYPEWRITER FOR sALE-A No oliver.
IN good condition Inquire AZ 20 Church
street 2i8s
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FOR sALE-0no pair Of Perchon colts well
matched, good workers OF drivers, weighing
300 pounds. Also one heavy a-horse wagon.
Inquire Of A. L. nelyile, Wilson Farm. Web
stefville, Vt Tel. 127- IS. 12u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

FOR Blacksmith shop and wheel
wright shop for sale IN small town. Is IN an
extra desirable point for business. Practically
no competition. Building Is 80 Is feet Best
location IN town. Price lowg terms easy. In
qnire d the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Barre, VI 2ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

FOR sAI.ls-A pair Of heavy oxen, years
Wiiiiamstown, W. 2it*
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TO RENT.

no RENr-Upstairs tenement. on 6 80.
Main Sc, J. ". Nichols isf
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FOR sALE--A Holstein bull, two years old
June 18th, Good stock Price So, George G.
benjamin. H. h. y. 8 Barre. Telephone af-2s
Montpelier x2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13
GLAZING TIME

spring-This is the time Of year when
you should have new glass put IN window,
door, showcase Of elsewhere.
Picture framing and enlareing pictures
done promptly ard we'll Latest attrac-
tive frame moldings Also pictures en-
iarged on pillow tops. Satisfaction sure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

FOR sALE--A baby carriage, been Used uns
season, II good condition. Price reasonable
Apply at IS Orange street. Mtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

FOR sALE-Folding bed, cost e75. sell "
combination book case and writing desk, oliver
typewriter, used bnt little. baby carriage. II
brafy table, go-cart. An N good con eitlon
Charles A. Spear, u Park street. 2dto
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

FOR sALE--One surrey with pole and shafts,
top buggy nearly new, also ] cheap buggy, i
baby carriage and go- tart Apply ~ 10 Short
street after four o'clock. 2Ot6s
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IA. GOTLER.

TsIaphons - 8 49, 8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-13

The r. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre. Vt
Anything ard everything Ia the real estate linz
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FOR SALE One bay horse II years old, work
or drive not afraid Of cars or automobiles one
open buggy with light UMBRELLA one sleigh,
one black b1ifalo robe, one Summer robe, two
stable blankets. VIII sell horse seperate cali
at 10 Central 81 lsn
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help WANTED

WANTED Table girl az Eureka Restaurant.
Apply at restaurant, 20s North Main ST. 24tf
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HORSES FOX sALE--A. Tomasi Tomasi
block, corner Merchant and Summer streets,
Barre. ftf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-11
IN THE MUSICAL WORLD
gv MARIA DE VAN HURLEY.

atic singer; Milka Ternina, the celebrated Wagnerian interpreter. who sang the role of Kundry in the first complete per- formance of "Parsifar' in America-and others.
 As a composer MT. Damrosch is best known by his musical setting of Danny Deever," one of Kipling's "Barrack Room Ballads In addition to this, he has composed several songs, violin sonata "The Manila Te Deum," tribute to Dewey and two operas-'Tne Scarlet I Letter. from Hawthorne's novel Of the same name, and "Cyprano de Bergerac. after Rostand's play.
 Mir. Damrosch as lecturer, role in which he not infrequently has appeared, has been veritable missionary in the field of music. At a musical lecture and recital in St. Louis in December last he made the statement that there would be a most radical decrease in the divorce courts if in American homes there was more high-grade music; that Cupid would be more wont to finger where he could be nourished by the elevating and inspiring strains of good music rather than the horribly monotonous discussion of bacon and eggs. Continuing he said: There is more discord in the American home than In mat of any other country on the globe and I believe it is caused. by the lack of cultivation of the finer things of life There is little family nu- sic or art of any kind and there is small wonder that the elements of discord en- ter when there is nothing more divert ing than the calculation on the cost of butter. eggs and bacon
 How rapidly said Damrosch, "are the -millionaires of our country dis covering that mere money does not ban ish one iota oI their great dissatisfaction with life-does not reduce their family life to Utopian or even bearable condf- tions and is far from supplying the real pleasures of life. ., nat Is there restful to the tired husband in the tedious re- cital of estimates on the repletton of the family larder? What can the weary wife find interesting In the shop talk of her husbands business?
 This fact Is better recognized in the homes of foreign countries. where there Is greater family companionship and where the days routine Is not rehearsed for the evenings entertainment. There is not so apt to be violent disagree ment over Beethovens symphonies as there Is over the price of beefsteak. Every child-boys the same as girls--should be reared in the atmospnere of music, so that the best part of their natures may fully develop"
 Mrs. Damrosch was, until 1890, Margaret Blaine daughter of the late James O. Blaine, since which time she has shared honors with the distinguished conductor.
 Features of especial local interest will be the most able assistance of the Treble Clef club and Euterpean club the festi- val chorus and Isabel Garghill Beecher, reader
 To MT. w. J. Hon are we indebted largely for this excellent musical treat that is to be ours, and may the success of the Birmingham music festival exceed by far his greatest expectations. thus re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-11
The Employers Liability.

From the Delineator.
 The right of the employe to reasonable compensation in case Of injury while at his labor is one of the fundamental and necessary conditions of our social life. It is necessary and right when you are building a great property, the results of which are intended for your especial de- lectation and qualification, that you look after those who, by reason of good will or necessity or both, are moved to assist you. And it Is the public, acting through the states or nation, that Is building the property, then 1t Is the public's place. All men cannot succeed In large measure. Neither are all men fitted in even a mod crate way to lead. Many-the vast ma jority-must serve as foot soldiers, and it is these whom the captains of industry, the great and enthusiastic conductors of material enterprise, must learn to pro- teot
 How? The employers liability idea does not ask much. It says that if an em- ploye of yours nthe course of his work for you. either by some error or negll- gence of yours, or some defect of ma chinery or material conditions with which you may surround and supply him. suffers some Injury to his physical well being
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-11
ev MARIA DE VAN HURLsy.

The coming of MT. Walter Damrosch with the New York Symphony Orchestra' toaether with the four eminent sololsts- Corinne Rider-Kelsey, Miss van oer Veer, Reed Miller and Gustaf Holm ouist-js indeed, an event of genuine ln- terest not exclusively to the musicians but to every music lover; and the event sho,lld appeal most forcibly to every cfti- zen with the good of Birmingham at heart May the coming festival prove sBirmingham's most triumphant musicai success and lead on to the goal now De- ing sought-an annual music 1esuvai- This indeed, would mean much for Bir- mingham. serving to help create the mu- sical atmosphere in our midst which at present to speak candidly, we have not.
 But. Birmingham Is city of infinite possibilities, and let us hope ere the lapse of few years that it may nave won py unity of effort the reputation of being not only an industrial center but city or genuine musical culture
 Indeed few things better could be said of a city. Music ranks only second to religion in the moral uplift Of mankind, and of all Gods gifts to man 1t is the most refining, of all the arts the most eleyating and delightful. How is 1t pos sible for such an important factor in the upbuilding of a city to pe so 1requently neglected?
 That the musical element of Birming- ham Is now on the Qui v1Ve IS most mani fest. It is quite possible to make 1t still more so; and to this end let us take for our slogan More music and better music for Birmingham," and lend our earnest support to everything pertaining to the musical culture of our home city.
 In view of MT. Damrosch's Birming- ham engagement April 2S 29 and 30, the following will doubtless be interestingi
 Walter Johannes Damrosch IS native of Breslau, Prussia, and was born in 1862 His most remarkable talent Is doubt less an inheritance from the paternal side of his family, his father having been the distinguished Dr. Leopold Damrosch, one of New Yorlx's foremost conductors, and to whom the New York Symphony Or chestra owes it's existence, having been organized by him in 1873. It was Dr. Damrosch who also established German opera in New York, the first performance of which was given November IT, 1884. It was from him that Walter Damrosch re- ceived his first instruction. studying later with Rischbeiter and Draseke at Ores den In 1871 with his parents he came to America and became assistant to his father in his establishment of German opera in 1884 On his fathers death in 1885 he retained the same post under An ton Seidl and was also assigned the con- ductorship of the oratorio and sympho- ny societies.
 It was through the efforts of MT. Dam rosch that many foreign artists have been introduced to American audiences, including Gadski, who made her initial American appearance in March, 1885, sing ing the role of Elsa in "Lohengrin;'' Li1li Lehman, the noted German oper-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-11

which prevents him either temporarily or permanently from earning his way, then you must make good to him this loss. IL usually is not so very much-$30O, $500 Sl000, Sb000 These are not so many dollars to pay a man or woman for the loss of an eye or hand or foot. In the case of complete disa bility s1O,000 is not nearly too much. although the law does not at present contemplate tax of this kind.
 The fact Is that this tax does not fall on you as an employer directly. It Is intended only to make you take out in- suranoe against accident in your factory. or on your road, or in your mine. There are plenty of great insurance companies anxious to have you let them insure you against loss from any form of accident in your company. They will guarantee, in case you comply with certain rules and supply certain safeguards to insure against any damage.