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which the advance sal" has been 100. 600
copies.
Il reckon there's no doubt now about
the books heing successful 81. says
sb,if when heard of IN. sa.. of my first
Miss Selma Lue.' last year You could hav.
knocked me over with feather and
the author laughs in manner that he
trays her Blue Grass nativity
Il WAS out walking over IN. hill with
my farmyard twenty chickens three.
Jersey cows and nv thiTty-,wo- year-old
horse-when a telegram was brought IN.
from my publishers rongranIlaring me
on the success Of th. hook The farm
yard shared my triumph: together We all
ran back 10 the house 80 break the news
20 the rest Of the family clucklng crow
ing. whinnying.
And having got taste Of literary sue
cess the farmer painter thinks now that
she'll devote most ~ her Tim" ~ being
an author. though All. docs not pretend
TO he literary
i had a good reason for trying 80
write. though -h. sp:S My grand
mother. who 50 naT.. vs. Maria Thorn sor
Daviess. just LIS. rrin., ..dIIsd the tir,i
woman page IN rhI- country II was in
the Home end Farm. r.lp' she'd IA Spring
field Mas and abe went IN editing IL
for yeas lfI"' -h- moved ou' 10 k-r..
tuckv
The we"S a''"- ~" dI,i a. IN" u ."
Of So years = check fp~ So arrived he
pay Then ha- dIuTn-,~. N-- u y
Pittman. was the f-~' woman -OcIc-y
editor ~ N" country on ~" ~ Loans
Post M patch
SO had som" grounds for literary
AIMS which, n.v"- h"l..-4 newer thop GIN
OF taking up ~ frs' lu fact and II =
a irchdfYl FAC 20 h.. whispered | was
conditioned III N.l"~."y
After v"sr rher.. de, d.i | ,idn't
approve Of cn'eg" Tor girls Of tina, age
! liked h" good times Lut not thu. pre-
scribcd study Then on" dav | woke
up and found that ! had won a P..abodv
Institute PT!l" a scholarship 20 study
art in Furop" for rhr"" Years went
and showed my miniatures ~ ne salon
two years
In spar. moments did rrrl.. hlr oF
Newspaper correspondent" Then wont
back 10 Tennessee and Opened NJ a studio
I thought art was my SOca' Ion Hut
| got in with cot-rr" ri wumen Who
wrofe-'he author of Circuit RId.r'~
Wife IL among them and thought
I'd lik" ~ 'ry nv hand a. writing a book
! wrot" Miss Selma I.ue
The heroine ~ Miss Daviss4'- 'irs- tale
IL a mot hoy hnarr 81 maiden Ia+v VINO
nominai'v runs grocery m = lrtiis town.
hut who's" "hr"i business ~ with her
soap bowers hell '.sS lItrl" WATTS that
she gather m and 'no'n"r- IN a curious
row OF goap H1yas r,rgaJ /, "a, Ia.,t,
OF her store. odphcl0u- "leHn soap bnSes
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got a duty laid on EN- strong. even il II
is jest being n kinder soul mother
DO YOU know SAYS Miss Selma Lue Z
creator. that all the shopgirls in Nash
Vile call ma Miss Selma Lue the girls
where ! buy my hats and try on my
dresses And the comely young woman
laughs contentedly. Maybe I am Miss
Selma Ius
Plenty 81 good meaning people have
told me what a pity il was that | didn't
have som. Of my own. &c I don't have
10 answer them any more just give
them my book TO read
Miss Selma I.ie' was just the writing
out Of what came in NV DAYS work
TIL. Road 10 Providence il the same
From he window ~ my home can see
the road 20 Providence itself though OF
Cours. Providence isn't the real name
But the conditions and IN. people ar. all
iru"
That Is what makes writing easiest
and. think most worth while Don't
think don't take the work seriously
because I've been speaking lightly In
'hss" days especially | think one ought
TO strive hardest 70 write tr-ie Eimpl. and
sweet stories OF real ne.
NV grestest pride il that the -hopgirIs
AT home all know IN. becaus. they have
wanted rn read and hav" read my book
and because they call me Miss Selma I.ue
II cant writ.. pr.tentiously or yaluably
wanr 20 write simply hslpfuily
Much IA like writing ! cant give up
nay farming Truth TO tell ! don't be-
lievn | could do II but for the farming
I'm -ur- I could n"v.r writ. lin. here in
View YORK. And on" of INV friends tells
ia" that 'h. chicken motif - IN. strongest
on" ~ The Road 10 prnvidenc.' that
IT," chickens throughout reflect the
characters and IA" story
At any rat" shall never CIV. NJ INV
farmvard Little Sister the Youngest 81
the JERSEYS. - the thirty siHfh lin.al
descendant Of IN. lin" that has given
milk 10 our family through the year.
DO Won wonder that priv. her. so I'm
going back so Na-hvilI" 70 my farming.
where I'm going 10 try som. new expert
men'- next spring or summer B-'wr"n
times ! II work on nv new book
Here are som" 81 IN" sayings Of Miss
Selma I.u. Of whom IN" creator is glad
10 b" called the profotyp"'
II grownup- would Jest chaw on.
anoth"r's good luck they could get a
heap 81 satisfaction from n
Vanity in "A man - like a turkey gobbler
a-TruttIng n November
i don't hold With thinking up had
happenings onto r"opl". for som. time
- might kinder h'r '-fn On som. blind
side We doh { know about and take
They cant nobody tell what "A mort
gag. and golf club will do
When 30. a "url ~ religion sprout.
ing up think ''a best ,ar kinder shine
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or Two TNHiPPJ IOIFRS.
An Engiis', version Of BrdI~r's Romance
Of Tristram and IS-uIt

OF the three leading gift books pu,,.
lished bv tho LippincDtt Company Tor
this holiday season IN" 0N"r,rg 'p
readers Of serious mood - = second
rendering into English ~ Joseph II"der's
he Romance 81 Tristram and Is"'ilt
~ which HIlaire BsllosI was the only
previous translation. Tn. newer trans
iA'or - florenc" Simmonds. whose yer
@i"n brings o'it admirably tho naiv" child
wonder spirit. M" color and tho ar7lass
grsc" which y B"oi-r preserved f.,
rsconSiri"t'rg the "pi" from the frag.
rn@n'H ~ ~" ptI rruaucas
Upon IN" story - Tr-,ram and Isault
IN ~ various forms h.l, n..n FOCUSED
great rt't Of 'uuIa.u .r'.rost IN IN.
ArtH"r'ah '"T"nd. both from fI" purely
historical '.~r 0ou. frnu which the
po@'nH are NINE ~ "s!fancc arn,r,
msd'I v~1 unnss and customs. and from,
NE mSee postgc SiewaoinI q ,.naa -h,.
tsve eso romance for iN owE saAs. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03

Mother Mayberry on what she calls the
-woman's gifts and wrongs question;
But. not knowing any more about
it than do. ! think this " omans rumpus
all sounds kinder like hen scratching
around in unlikely and contrary corners
for IN. bread OF life. when she knows
Their" IL plenty Of crumbs ~ the kitchen
door 10 he 81 up
Among other bits 81 Mother Mayb~rry's
philosophy are:
Some folks act like they had dsp.psy
of the mind
MS my opinion they amt nothing in
h. world so heavy as empty hands
a VIII. oughtn'r TO stand on no ped
.stal for man. but she hav. got no call
10 make saua~ tracks behind him nett her
! don't hold with a body using they
own duty A. a stick 70 FRAY ont other folks
with
Religion ought@r he 'ook.n as a cool
ing draught - the soul and not stuck on
lif. like f,v blister
lis mighty dri.d up mind that cant
leaf out IN a change onc' in a while. and
IT'S mostly men folks thar TAX. a notion,
then PET rify 10 stone in II
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loves 81 the unhappy pair became in
Nh" hands 81 the French romancers an
-pIr II survives in many fragmantary
i"rmF. III" NOR" important being portions
Of tho poems - B@rouI and Thomas OF
frcildoIIn" and prose epic
FROM these with the many minor SOURCES
y B"di"r derived his version, using as
~" torso 81 his work the Beroul fraV-
mont 90 which h" gave new head and
limbs. not A. n CASTOR Paris observe.
~ MS preface Wy mechanical Juxtapoai-
tIpn. but by a kind 81 organic regenera-
fIDn, 40 starfish when nutilafed com
pl"i"I itself by Inherent energy M
B"d~r : work IL a twelfth century French
poem. CON posed IN Our own firn.s--a
poem ~ pure romance. 81 sea and forest
81 knightiy powers against bastard,
and dragons and ~ the tragedy n a MIR.
and hOpelss- love
tn" hook il bound m green cloth. with
over design oG pigeons care~sing ono
another. -tsrnp"t ~ gold II IL printed
~ n"1sy paper. d"Ckal edged with
nilial- and twenty fun r0a. iIl,s.
irhrl"n@ ~ color hy Maurice L.Ia,
y" Illustrations arc mounted on insar,a
~ lawn gray paper and are rich IN tone
ard rtirsly Decorative IN oharn-ta, ~.
IL appropriate for such a lsAt
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with calico cushions stuffed down each
back And the author cities ~ motive
for writing a quotation from the book:
-'You-you Mss 'vn'ha hesita'ed.
trying to give cnh"rrnC" 10 thought
Miss Selma Lu" had heard voiced before
IL YOU were being mother bird to your
own YOU couldn
Miss Cynthia. honey. sad Miss Selma
Iue ~ Sh" SrrHp'd IN" last drop Of milk
into the spoon and skIlfully administered
il to the roddlng head 81 Flarity. the
brother OF Carrots. ! think the good Lord
intended 'hn' a mother should com. int q
this world with every child. but some
times eh. dow gu horned when il does;
and '-,in.' mes sometimes rhs mot her
- hDrr".i and the child amt there Tn.
mo- her Jnh - on. that amt cut ou, Ia
sun "vr"vbodv. and them il fit, hav.
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on it pleasant like. but not To take too
much notice until IL roots good
Don't you know every woman's heart
is soft toward counting whrth.r shes
In IL or not
but amt IL a good thing 20 think
how there's guiding hand, child. a
guiding hand
Don't nothing pat the heart IN a broke
down woman like u little loving
Looks like u man must think his own
life hav. bs>en n grand success II hes go.s
To directing OF his sons
In The Road TO Providence Mother
Mayberry. who IL close kin 10 Miss Selma
Lille, IL sc-'r IN hen lore. and her hens
r.v-l in ind! ridualIry and personal traits.
Through her guam savings IA. chicken
motif ~ sustained from cover 10 cover
For instance. IN the first chapter saws
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BOSTON'S FLYING DtTCHWAN.
the stor, ef the Hapiess Peter RUGS
Reprinted for WOsierns.

Peter RuRg. the Missing Man. a
little green volume put OUT nv John "
I.uce y Co u Boston, is a reprint story
Of that name nv William Austin. pub
lished first IN Buckingham's Nsr Eng
land GALAXY for September 10. 1921
II - the story Of n man who spends his
life driving "A horse and chaise toward
Boston.
The man il Peter RugE. and the story
goes that he left Boston with his little
dau ghter Betty about the time Of IN.
Boston massacre n7I0 A. Nenotomy.
now Arlington. few miles ont Of Boston.
a storm overlook them. and although
invited To- spend the night bv "A friend
Rugg swor" an oath either 10 get home
that night or never to nee home again
He never reached home and thenccfor-h
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NOVELIST, PAINTER, FARMER
rHE rREaTOR or MISS SELMA
LIE ~ TOBN.
Miss Maria Thompson Daviess Chats of
Literature aud Agriculture Chicken
sIstif In Her New Hook Painted
Miniatures Before Beginning Go Write.

Aliss Maria Thompson Daviess. who
raises cattle and chickens on Tennessee
farm. makes arts and crafts j"w-iry for
herself and her friends exhibit d ninia-
turos for two years In Paris and ~ro,.
one Of Bobhs- Marrill's best sellers" last
year. Is in town for few DAYS overseeing
the launching OF n second novel book
she calls The Road to Providence Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

Foh sALE- binck uoOo dried in sized, sisd
limu and chunk VOID w. w, sutton, lfcw
hiil. Barre, w. ltlephpne, 1a3f2 i@tf
FOX kALte buildirS Dot corner East ana
fremont streets Must Ne disposed Vt az onco
Apply n q. q. tanuel4, pAoae 1sf,lL au
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

"Yes. / think my baby Is not at all
pretty. There are a number Of babies
IN the community much better looking
than mine. My baby gets IFS ugliness
for my side Of the house and not
from It's fathers"
u have no opinion about govern
mental affairs regard problems Of
craftsmanship too deep for me, 50 I
never NEEDLE"
Yes. ! tried to get him. but / ana
glad he chose the other girl She Is
50 much more attractive than I am
i Ike my husband to cultivate
the acquaintance OF other women. Il
would be manifestly unfair to expect
him TO devote hts time exclusively GO
me-"
II appreciate highly the confidence
my party has thrice expressed IN me,
but feel that have no right 70 enter
another race or to NEEDLE with public
affairs.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Tafts quiet re-
gime Is preferable to my egotistic fool
hardness"
Looking over my Christmas pres,
ents, was convinced that my wife
IS an excellent judge Of cigars and
necktiess
"rhe theater IS all right bat FOR en-,
tertainment prefer going to church
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
IsTATr 81 LucIA D. nUNRELI.

NrAr TIE OF VERMONT The Honorable
District 81 Washington. e Probate Court fer
rae District aforesaid II the hetfs and al
persons Interested ia the estate ui huEia q.
Darrell late % the Town 81 Barre, ia SAID Dis :
tffcf. deceased, Greeting
Whereas, application bath been made %
this Court iu writing, by she admits
traitor praying for license and authority ~ ell
al 81 the zeal estate 81 said deceased 70 witt
The home farm 81 said deceased representing
to said court that Il ~uald be beneficial % the
heirs and AL persons interested in the estate OF
said daeensed. 70 sell said real estate and con-
vert the same into money.
Aud bringing into Court the consent and ape
probation n writing, 81 al the heifs 70 said
estate residing IN this Stale, ara setting forth
the situation Of the real estate
Whe9eupnn, the said Court appointed and as
signed tile i9ih DAY ef February 1910 at the Pre-
HAte Office in Montpelier, 81 said District, 70
zion. and ordered that public notice thereof 70
he given % ail persons interested therein, 81
publishing aaid order. together with the time
and place ef hearing. three weeks snoeessiyely
in the Barre Daily Times, a newspaper which
eiTcuates IN the neigh bQrhn0d Of those per-
SONS interested "a said eshfe, al Of which pub
ileations shah te previous q the oag assigned
for hearing.
Therefore. you arc hereby notified h appear
before said Court at the time and place assign
ed then aud there in said Court, 70 make your
objections 60 tbs granting of such license, If
sou see cause.
Givsn nndar my hand at Montpelier, IA said
District this 18th dag ef January, 1910.
FRANK ]. MARTIN Judge.
Tues jan g, Feb rs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

Also same party will sell house aud barn. 10
acre Of isnd fn tho village and g acres outside.
ail for siaG8ol This Is q Aargatn 4. h Cate
Real Estate agency Barre. Va &oEf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
MURDERS co UNFINISHED.
Eight Shocking Grimes Within Month
Stir New York Police to Activity.

Eight Shocking Grimes Within a Month
Stir New York Police to Activity.
New York, Feb. 1.-The tide Of I'M.
punished crime which has swept New
York during the past month win be
checked If determined measures BY the
police department heads win accomplish
that end Yesterday two hundred detect
ives, after listening 20 long discourse
from Inspector McCaherty on the extra
ordinary situation created by eight nun.
ders within a month and little progress
made IN running down the criminals,
started on q campaign to end the feeling
Of comparative security with which Ger
latin sections OF the criminal classes
seem TO have become imbued. The eli
max was reached with the murder
of Moses Goodman, a manufacturer, and
the serious wounding Of Gootman's son.
Isaac, at their apartments on East Tooth
street. While robbery was at first be-
lieyed to have been the motive for this
crime, the detectives yesterday were
looking into the case ii the belief that
Goodman knew the man who shot him.
The men conducted shirtwaist manu-
featuring establishment which recently
has been involved in the prevailing n
Dor troubles ia the industry Goot
mans family now believe Ne anticipated
an attack, for he had recently changed
his sleeping place and had given other
indications Of fear Of impending danger
Goodman died while apparently trying
70 articilate the name Of the person who
killed him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

TO RENT--large nasomsiL ay ana Light
lnqrirs Of L A. Agerill atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

Famous Preacher Says Faith Can Heal.
It is worth noting chat many per.
sons to-day need moral and religious
rcedueation. IN spite Of all our preach
ing and teaching, there are thousands
even Of church going people, who are un,
able to find ia religion power that will
generate living faith and give THE soul
safe anchorage amid The storms and
stresses Of experience. Dubois, agnostic
though he be, frankly eoufesses that if
the Christian religion were reality, it
would be the best preventive against
the maladies Of the soul and the most
powerful means Of curing them. But
he thinks that It's power has aied out.
overwhelmed by the inroads Of material
ism and skepticism.
on the other hand. ] believe that re-
lieion has still power 70 create q soul
under the ribs 81 DEATH Faith in The
bcnefeent power that rules the uni-
verse can enter the dark places Of exc
periences e. cast ont the demons of fear
worry, passion. despair, remorse. over.
strained grief. aud disgust Of life, The
way 70 test whether this Il so IS 20
try It on a sufficiently large and varied
group Uf persons 10 keep careful rec
0ids, and 10 abide by the results Physi-
clans however famous, who have made
iio use Of che moral and religions mo-.
tive. are not n a position 60 deny its
eilieaey md If they were truly scientific,
they would not do ~. ln u universe
such as this, It Is folly to pronounce
anything possible or impossible All we
know Is that things happen o. that
they do not happen
Certain it Is that many nervous dis
orders to-day may Sc traced back TO
moral cause. Sel6shness, secret
wrong doing undue claims upon The
world, lead % worry and worry Il one
81 the most prolific causes Of neuras.
thenia and allied troubles Again, the
sense 81 some moral fault which has
perhaps brought down : storm Of pub
liz criticism leads t8 o profound dppres
sion Of mind which ID It's turn disor
ders the bodily health. There 81 per-
haps no greater proof Of the influence
ct mind over body than the physical
misery into which the criticism OF our
acts by our neiphhors can plunge "a
IA striking Illustration Of this truth was
supplied not long agu IS the fate which
overlook nearly all the financial mag
mates. who figured prominently in the
Insurance scandals. Now ii the Christ
ian minister as teacher 81 religion
and ethics, has no healing and recondl
ing word for troubles such as these, Il
would Be much better for him 70 re-
main silent. and ny his silence confess
that religion has no longer place
among the vital interests of the world
Rev samuel MeComb, D ID, Of Emman
uel church in Everybody's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
CLAIM $4,000 DAMAGES.
Bennington Women Sue Caleb Briggs for
SANDER

SANDER.
Bennington, Feb + Papers were filed
Eat the county clerks office yesterday IN
q s2.000 SANDER suit, brought b Dora
A. Clement and Grace A. Thomas against
Caleb Briggs All the parties are resi-.
dents 81 Bennington. but the plaintiffs
formerly resided in Nottingham. n
their writ. which is returnabIe al The
june term 81 county court. the plaintiffs
claim that they have been damaged in
reputation e. the amount claimed III
that the defendant on October p. 1909
accused them 81 stealing iaekknfe,
~ teaspoons, three sheets and six pil.
low cases.
The plaintiffs formerly were house
keepers for tie defendant, who Il a
widower and resides on Bradford street.
There was 4 disagreement and the house
keepers left the Briggs home and vert
To reside III another part 81 the village.
Claiming that some Of lis personal
property had been taken by the two
women, the defendant applied To States
Attorney MeaQher for 4 search warrant
The warrant was not used for the rea
son that the plaintiffs gave the deputy
sheriff the privilege Of looking through
tie house. Some Of the articles were
returned 70 Briggs il the presence IF
the deputy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
saln.nn Ronnd.a u ~ sal.

While sitting On the shore Of lnyer.
ness firth one day correspondent
observed about half a dozen seals.
each a short distance from the other,
moving In kind 81 semicircle toward
a small bay Curiosity made him fol-
low their movements as the seals slow
" made for the shore. Each kept bis
place well, though occasionally disap-
pearing and reappearing To his great
surprise. he saw that shoal Of salmon
were being herded toward the shore
where there was little chance Of es-
cape and where they ultimately fell
victims to the seals. What struck
the correspondent most was the in
telligeut way IN which the salmon
were chased into the bay. reminding
him Of the manner Ia which a collie
dog brings sheep to fold Scotsman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

II IS proposed that tho French cham
Der Of deputies shall vote By electric
lily IL future A screen containing the
names Of the deputies win be placed
near the secretaries table, and against
each name win be FIVE spaces, marked
Present" Absent Yes" mo,
svote Unrecorded." At the beginning
II each session when the deputy takes
his seat he win press button IN front
81 him and so record his presence.
Then At the time Of the vote he viii
vote Yes mo" Of his wish 70 alb
stain by pressing the necessary but
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
ESTATE OF HrNRY WOOD

STATE on VERMONT. n Probate court
District 81 Washington. g, held IL Monfpei-
Ter ID and FOR said District, On the slst Gay o.
January A. -. 1910.
William n, 1hedaalt. Administrator, With
the wlil ANNEXED. 1T the estate Of
Henry Wood. Late Of BraoRline ID the County
81 Norfolk anu Commonwealth of MaEsRehu-
setts deceased. presents his administration
account for examination ana allowance. and
makes application for decree OF distribution
and partition Of The eaate Of said deceased
Whereupon IL is ordered by said Court
that said account ana said application be
referred 20 4 session thereof % be held
at the Probate Office. IN said Montpelier on tae
18th DAY of February, A. .. 1910 for hearing ana
decision thereon. Anditis further ordered that
notice hereof be given TO al persons interested
by publication Of the same three weeks success
sfvely IN he Barre Daily Times. 5 newspaper
published at the City Of Barre, III this state
previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear At said tlme and place and
show cause II any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such decree
made
BY tie Court Attest
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge,
Tues Teb I-S.lb
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
psrkrr n wffIARn 3 ptgBFE.


STATE or VERMONT, II Probate Court,
Distslot Of Washington. Sc. held Ia MQutpel-
Ter, III and for said District on the 4fth day OF
January A. ID. 1910.
Thomas Fl cave Jr., AdministraV9r of the
estate 81 willard y. Rufhee, late 81 the City 81
Barre In said Dis triet, deceased, presents bis
administration accodnt for examination and
allowance and mikes appication tor decree
Of distribution and partition u the estate 81
said deceased
Whareupnn It is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred
70 a session thereof to be held at the Probate
0iiice in SAID Montpelier. on the 2ist Gay of
February A. y. 1910, for hearing and decision
thereon and. Il Is further ordered that mo-
tice hereof be given to all persons Interested,
81 publication 81 same three weeks saecess
iFeis Ia the Barre Tally Times, newspaper
published 1T City Of Barre ia this state, pre-
Tious 70 said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear az said time and place and
show cause if any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such De-
cree made
By the Court Attest
FRANK ). MARTIN. Judge.
Tues Jan "a FHa e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
Took All his Money

often All man earns goes % doctors
on for medicines TO cure q stomach liver
81 kidney trouble That Dr. Kings New
Life Pills would quickly cure at slight
cost Best for dyspepsia, Indigestion
biliousness. constipation. jaundee ma.
afia and debility. 25c al the Red Cross
Pharmacy.