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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
800 ATTEND THE
MASONIC BANQUET
NUMBER OF MOST ENTERTAIN.
ING ADDRESSES WERE GIVEN
DURING EVENING - oRPHEus
SINGING SOCIETY FURNISHES
EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT.

The attendance at the banquet of
the Scottish Rite last evening was
over 800, about one-half of the num-
Der being ladies. The spread was
served by Prize, and was most thor
oughly enjoyed. Among those who
gave most entertaining addresses were
A. M. Knight, w. j. N. S. Casselman,
Rev. Mr.. Walters and Rev. f. B. Sapp.
The musical programme was in charge
of Messrs Grafton, Rudd and Sim
mons, and included solos, organ volun-
taries and songs by the Orpheus Sing
ing society; all were excellent, and the
many encores showed that the latter
numbers were especially enjoyed. 1t
was a surprise to many present to
know that Fargo had such an excel
lent society, The evening was a very
delightful one, and the ladies seemed
as pleased with the event as the Off
GERS of the various Masonic bodies
present.
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MAY CHANGE
A. c. SYSTEM
AT MEETING or sAcuLTY YES
TERDAY COMMITTEE WAS APP.
POINTED TO INVESTIGATE
PROPOSITION or CHANGING
FROM TERMS TO sEMEsTERs.

What bios ssir to be one OF .he
most important tacslity meetings ever
held at the Agricultural college, yes
tcrday afternoon, resulted in the ap-
pointpaent OF a committee by Presi.
dent Worst to report at the end of
this school term upon the ACCESSIBILITY
Of changing from the preseat term
system the semester system.
For long tine this question has
been befo4e the faculty and 1t was ex-
pected yesterday that some definite
action would be taAen. However the
motion TO have a committee Investigate
the seyera. questions befoie the fac
ulty and report at the end or the term
carried. The same committee will al
so report Upon the advisability Of
scheduling school work for SATURDAY..
no great many Ihe three term sys-
tenn of running the college courses
seem and Is very unsatisfactory. This
is especially true in the long courses.
Then there are a large number OF stua
dents who enroll 81 the long courses
that plan TO leave school at the end
Of The spring term while the semester
system would prevent this. If the
Change from the term to the semester
system IS made H. is axteeted that the
action will not artect RE various short
courses
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CHRISTMAS CANDIES
HAY MARKET NOTICE

] carry big stock of best hay, also
feed in car lots which / sell at low.
est market prices. VIM. ellis, Ia
Eighth street south, phone $50.
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B. w. X. & L. No. SO, Strauss & Poll
lock VS. Holt. J G. Pfeffer; r. M.
Pollock
For Tuesday. Dec. 90. No. 16,
Lathrop vs.. F. & M. st. Ry. co. M.
A. HildretiE st, & T..
For Friday, Dec. 2S. No. 81, Engen
VS. n. P. Ry co, Turner & M. b.
w. X. & r..
Chas A. Pollock, Judge.
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COURT ISSUES
PEREMPTORY CALL
JUDGE POLLOCK ISSUES FIRST
PEREMPToRY CALL or COURT
CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER
TERM or DISTRICT COURT
CASES CALLED.

For Saturday, Dec. 10, 1910. No. 27
Minneapolis Tribune co. vs.. Gates
Pierce, Tenneson & Cupler; Murphy
& Murphy. No. 81, Forness VS.. els
worth Jenkins Co. J. f. Callahan;
v. r. Lowell. No. "a, Monitor Mfg. Co
VS.. Collins. r. M. Pollock; Weeks
Murphy & Noun
For Monday. Dec. IL. No. SO, North
ern Commercial Co. VS.. II. Steinmetz.
Turner & Murphy: f. II. Register and
r. M. Pollock. No. AS, Goodell VS..
Guest. ]. S. Pfeffer; r. M. Pollock.
No. So, Martz VS.. Loeby. I. III. Nc
Enroe; w. III. Shure.
For Tuesday, Dec. Is. No. So, Peter
son VS. Fargo Decorating Co.. Pierce.
Tenneson & Cupler: Murphy & Dug
gan and v. r. Lowell.
For Wednesday, Dec. IA. No. 67.
Green VS.. Wolf. Turner & Murphy:
J. +. Callahan. No 81, Stremor VS..
Sem. w. ]. Courtney; G. S. Shippy.
For Thursday. Dec Is. No. 20, Do
wagiac Mfg. Co. VS.. G. N. r. Enge-
rud, Holt & Frame; Murphy & Dug
gan. No II, M. N. Bank VS.. Peake.
Engerud, Holt & Frame; T. S. Lind
land.
For Friday, Dec. 16. No. As, Man,io-
polous VS.. Mirros F. B. Lambert: T.
H. McEnroe. No. 70, Beard VS.. john
son. r. w. Muir; w. ]. Clapp.
For Saturday, Dec. II. No. A, Dow
VS.. Kanouse. McFarlane & Murtha:
r. M Pollock.
For Monday, Dec 49, No. SO, Walk
er & Beltz VS.. w. u. Tel. Co. j. f. CT;
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EVERY sToREKEEPER NEEDS
THIS SAFEGUARD.

Much Of your time and your clerks
time can be saved by a National Cash
Register 1t shows the total amount
of business done, and at the end of the
day You have accomplished as much
more work and you are not nerve
racked and tired out. National Cash
Registers are not only a great con-
venience but they actually save store
keepers money. There's no chance for
money losses with a National guard
ing your cash. It's a handsome piece
of furniture, too, and always looks
prosperity in any store.
Why not see what a National win
do for you? Ashelman Bros, sales
agents, Fargo, N. d.
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Beautiful hand worked pillows COM
plete with fringe, $2.75, at The Wo-
mans Shop.
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A WHOLE BOOKKEEPING STAFF
IN ONE MACHINE.

Some National Cash Registers issue
. printed receipt which acts the same
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you want your carpets clean
ed thoroughly have the North
Dakota Weaving Co. clean them.
We also make rugs from Ingram
carpets and this is the only place
to get Your fancy rag rugs woven.
North Dakota Weaving Co. 1921
Fifth Ave. So. Phone 2155.
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DIFFERENT CLOTHES

Not the kind that are shown in
every window, but clothes that are
made expressly for you--individual,
distinctive, exclusive. They don't cost
YOU any more; nearly everybody adj
vertises to give you the best clothes
values in town-somebody is mistaken.
Try me once and judge for yourself
you'll come again. Prices $25 and up.
Ted Evanson, 409 N. p Avenue.
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Cali J. P Johnson FOR feed.
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PROFITABLE MONTHS.

1T is now about fifteen months since
| enrolled in Aaker'L Business College.
In the first seven months completed
the shorthand course, when was piac-
ed in a position which / am still hold
Ing, 1t gives me great pleasure to say
that never spent seven months more
probably than at the A. b. c., and /
am very well pleased with my posi-
ton" so writes a graduate that must
have found the A. B. C. just as repre-
scented. You will if you enroll
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GOOD Timer WANTED

Apply at once to Hageman Heating
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counterfeit bin or who paid out more
than he should.
Merchants find their profits increase
amazingly when they use National
Cash Register.
See what it will do for you. POST
card brings full information. Ashel-
man Bros, sales agents. Fargo. N. d.
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WHEN IN MooRHEAn

Drop into the Lyceum theatre and
spend a pleasant hour with us. Matt
nees: Adults, 10 cents; children, s
cents Evening performance, 10
cents. We change our programme
daily.
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as a bin when given to
the customer. Prints the
initial of the clerk on
the check, which identi-
fies the clerk who made
the sale or sold the
goods. Some of our reg
listers tell who made the
mistake who tnnlr IN Al, 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-23
I4snroost pisinfsctant.

A good disinfecfant for painting hen.
roosts for Ice and mites is made as
follows. shave one ten cent cake Of
laundry soap into one pint or soft
water. Heat or allow to stand until
a SOAP paste is formed. Stir 10 one
pound Of commercial cresol and heat
or allow to stand until the soap paste
is dissolved, stir In one gallon q
kerosene CresoI Is d coal tar product
and may be obtained from the drug
gist at about 30 cents per pound
Care should be taken not TO get ans
Of It upon the hands or face, as II
win cause intense smarting. For use
as a lice paint apply undiluted.
Some poultry raisers have rid their
fowls Of lice BY dipping the birds in
diluted stock dip. This IL, however
probably 40 more satisfactory than a
thorough busting and Is much harder
upon the fowls. IL It is deemed ad.
visable to dip the fowls, the eresol
formula given above. diluted with fifty
parts Of water makes good solution
Dipping should be done II the morn
ing Of bright. warm. sunshiny day
in order that the birds may become
thoroughly dry before night-Hom
stead.
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IN my Judgment, the large type Po-
land.China IS the profitable hog OF to-
day. writes on Iowa hog raiser IN che
American Aericulturist When say
large hogs mean bears that viii
weigh $50 to $50 pounds at maturity
and sows THAI Will weigh 900 10 7a0
pounds at maturity FAT This size hog
can be produced and yet have quality
Be quick grower and easy feeder
We must keep ID mind individuality
as well as size. broad. nicely arehed
hack. well sprung ribs long. deep, full
hams. long, deep sides. strong. heavy
bone and short paslerns The head
should be characteristic OF sex The
boars head should be broad and mas
culne, this being an indication Of a
strong. vigorous animal The sows
head should be smooth and feminine
which indicates a quiet, motherly dis
position A short, smooth coat shows
quality. and d hog With that kind Of
coat wil respond quickly 70 feed,
while wavy, rough coated hog Is gen.
orally i slow grower and hard feed
err. In speaking OF the large type | do
not mean the extremely large, III
shaped hog which has neither con
formation nor quality Any practical
hog man knows that we must have a
hog thar win fatten Ia his pig form
to be 4 profitable one The big. long.
coarse hogs are not profitable.
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han Wladon.

For winter feeding clover needs cut
ting and steaming Fed with grain
II makes a good bulky food and helps
to keep the hogs IN good growing con.
dition.
If the pigs show any signs OF being
aon feed give whole or crushed oats
for a day or two
Many pigs suffer from the effects Of
worms in the intestines and stomach.
Feed might almost as well DO
thrown away as given 70 q wormy pig.
Turpentine Is good remedy for
worms and can be fed IN sloppy feed
At the rate Of a teaspoonful TO d fifty
pound pig
Do not feed the pigs for about TWEEN.
fy-four hours and then give the dose
70 a few at a time or In small lots,
that none may get an overdose
II the pigs do not thrive on good
care and generous feed, worms are
very often found TO furnish fhe rea.
son. such cases should not be neglect
ed.
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SALE
On PERSONAL PROPERTY


As | have disposed 81 my farm, | will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder on
Friday, May Al, 1910, at o'clock in
the afternoon,
en the premises where [ now reside
known ais the Elmer Dewey farm located
III West Berlin, VT. tile following de-.
scribed personal property g wits.
Seven young COWS, mostly fresh and
viii be soon, two three yearold heifers
four calves. Que Empire cream separator
one pair red roam work horses, weight
$500 pounds. a nice team, sound and
kind, seven and eight years old one
brood mare, one o-yeaf-old colt. we'll
broken. two shoats. 30 to 40 barred
Plymonth Rock hens.
Farming tools0ne two horse farm
wagon, two-seatea express wagon, buggy
wagon. road cart, pair work harnesses,
pair driving harnesses, single driving har.
ness. one sst double traverse sleds
theavyl bob sled new pung sleigh, Deer.
ing moving machine and horse rake, disc
harrow, spring tooth harrow, horse hoe,
pillow, spike tooth eultivator manure
spreadeF, hay tedder; small tools, such az
forks, chains, whitietrees. shovels. rakes.
etc
Sugar tools One Grimm evaporator,
IRON arch, sugarine-off arch and pan, 400
Grimm sap spouts. 275 tin sap buckets.
400 covers All new thirteen barrel hold
er, three barrel draw tub, Also many
other articles not mentioned
Do not miss this sale as ! have no
further use for this property and al viii
be sold without reserve. Terms at time
Of sale.
WILLIAM WlALKER. Owner.
G f. SMITH. Auctioneer, with the
D. a. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre.
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rsrArr 81 nAnEY 2. HoLMEs-

AA1ANA 81 ~ sAAtstf 7 ~ aANAtAAA<eT
STATE on VERMONT The Honorable
District 81 Washington. IN Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid 10 all persons inter-
esred N the estate 81 Harry @ Holmes late Of
the rnwn Of Barre IN said District deceased
Greeting;
Where's. said Court mas assigned the Ath
day Of Ma next for examining and allow
ing the account 81 The administrator with the
vii annexed u the estate 81 said deceased and
tor q decree Of the residue 81 eaid estate 70
the lawful claimants oi the same. and ordered
that pnplic nptice thefeof b given 70 al per.
sons intel estCd NJ said estate Wy polishing
this order three weeks successivfly previous
to tho day ASSIGNED ia The barre Daily Times,
4 newspaper Published At CITY q rarre IN said
district
Therefore .you are hereby notified % appear
AZ the Probate Office ia Montpelier, 10 said
District. on fhs daY assigned. then and there
a. contest She allowance o. said account Il you
see use. and tn establish your rlght as heirs.
legatees ana laWfnl claimants ~ said residue
Given under my hand. this sth day Of Stay
PRANK j. MARTIN, Judge
mon msy 9std-z3
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sAw coMEr as BoY on !.
Charles A. Sylvester Of ST. Johnabus
Hopes to See It Again

Charles A. Sylvester Of ST. Johnsbary
Hopes to See It Again
ST Johnsbury May IS There + one
person now living here who remembers
distinctly seeing Halley'a somK On is
last visit rs years ago That person
is Charles a Sylvester and he is much
more grateful now than IL was then
TO the aunt who was visiting at nis
home and insisted upon the boy Of Z
leaving Dts bed between q and p o'clock
at night to see the great comet, "be
cause" she said, "he might never See it
again.
HIe begins to fear that her prophecy
may come true. although not IL tbe
sense she meant Kind friends, how
ever, are on the lookout for him and il
tho elusive comet becomes visible Co
che naked eye here, Mr. sylvester Will
see il from the roof Of his own house.
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For Sale

Modern Involvement house, drst-class
condition, fine spring water connection,
near Main street and stores, handy to
trolley line and in pleasant neighborhood,
at 10 Second street. city.
Lot rs # frontage BY 100 #. depth.
Plenty Of land for garden or to erect
another house. Two woodsheds and hem
house. Seven large shade trees
Must be sold at once, as owner Is to
lesve town. Price ss,o0o-aceurate ap-
praigers say it's worth more
Inquire Of Robert LYMAN on premises,
OF at c. r. Lynham's store, si7 North
Main street. Tel ioe-L.
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COMMISSIONERS, NoTIcE.
rsrArE al loMN ~

ESTATE on JOHN WAIN
The undersigned having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for tire District 0t
Washington Commissioners W receive, exam.
ire ana adjust ihe claims and demands " an
persons against the estate g John Watt
late ufih City 81 Barre, IN said district deceas-
Cd. and ail claims exhibited 10 Offset thereto.
hereby give notice tbatwe viii meet for tle pur-
pose aforesaid 81 lie ofiice st BARCLAY Bfos.
ia she City o. Barre. Ia said district On
the i9fh day Of May and 9Th daY % september
next, from Il O'Clock a, 81. untii O'Clock 4 ~,
each Of said DAYS. ahd that six months from the
2sth dag o. March Al D. 1910 IL the time limitea
by SAID Court for said credit1rs u present their
claims % us laf examination aaa allowance.
Datea at the City 81 Barre this son day Of
May A. p 1910
WILLIAM NfCOl. Commits
CHARS A. CLARK, siQners
mon May s-i6.29
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
rsTArF on JAMES A wHIrcoMB.

The undersigned having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Count for the District oi
Washington commissioners, 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust enc claims and demands ~ All
persons against the estate ~ dsmes A. Mnitcomh
late of CITY 81 Barre, m said Distfiet do-
ceased and all claims exhibited IA Offset thereto
hereby give notice that We win meet for fhr
purpose aforesaid AZ the once of g. II Reed
III the CRY of harre. in said District on the 1st
day of June and 9th aay az November next from
O'Clock u 81 until o'clock y, NJ. on each nf
said days and that ak months from the 10th day
81 May Al ID 1880 Is thc time limited BY said
Court for said creditors TO present their claims
20 us for examination aud allowance.
Dated az City u Barre, this ltfh day of May
A, d. 1910
ORAMFL Fl. REED Commin-
ALBERT y DODGE, / rienefa
mon may i8-2s 80
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The latest h snrlnn Has.

II you chance to see a woman with
a hat trailing along at respectful dis
lance You may rest assured she il
wearing the latest Paris importation.
She IS the poesessor of one Of the
tout IN back turbans, a piece Of feni,
nine headgear designed to lock as If it
we're doing its best to ignore lis own
er. but cannot.
"0ut IA back turbans and imported
French creations that have six inches
the better Of the Merry Widow" Of
recent vogue will vie with each other
this spring FOR popular favor.
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ron SALE on TO RENr-Cottags on French
estate. Seven rooms ana BATH al finished ln
yellow birch. Hardwood floors m every room.
Furnace feat. eiecnic lights gas. SET Tuba.
Good cementod cellar For parrcuiartse ah a.
80 Hraaklin street o. phone tss-3 Iolu
FOR aAI.E--A farm one miIa from quaFries
for sails 40 barn. Two good houses Will sell
or exchange foi renting properly. S97tf
Also 81 COW farm ID aloFetown foF sale OF ex-
change e9ftf
Ten. COW farm m brzintree sQ7ff
MICS up-ta-dafe house on Batchslder street
% rent 81 sell a97tf
Asgoed house on Hafehelaef street with large
barn electric lights .foF sale Or exchange. so5tf
few good large wotk horses for sale Or *.
change for drivers. N7tf
Good secondhand cooking range Tor sale.
a9ftf
Few second hand chamber sets fef sale. a97tf
Iumher wagons end dump carts for sale so7tf
Apply A. b. Morrison. hatsheldaf street.
Phone aa4.2A
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was Susie climbing trees and fences
jumping bitches whiting always Get.
ting scratches, cuts. sprains. bruises
bumps, burns 81 scalds But lswsl Her
mother Just applied Bncklen's Arniea
salEe and cured hef quick Heals every.
thing healahle bais. ulcers eczema, old
sores, eorns 81 plies Try it. Csc at the
Rcd Cross Pharmacy.
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SPRINGFIELD CLEANS UP.

Village Improvement Society Does Good
Work on Streets
Springfield, May % Saturday was
cleaning up day here, and the work was
done on 4 large scale Il was ST apart
some time ago hy the Village Improve
ment society as time upon which to
give the town such Sticking up as y
has not seen for years.
The activities began early il the
morning, when lawn mowers hrooms,
rakes and garbage carts were very much
Fin evidence Teams have been furnished
by the village and The village Il very
much improved IN appearance botn on
the streets and ID the alleys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-23
BUSINESS opPoRTUNTTIEs

BUSINESS FOR SALE Or would exchange
for ANAL farm near HARE. S3geeng stock III
general merchandise and hxtures near Barre
Doing SEA, 0c9.ig business per yeor III one 81
the best feeations ga the Ssafe Clean stock.
rent low Death 10 FAMILY reason fof reliinr.
Inquire 81 The y. a Perry Real Istate Agency,
Barre. Vt 6sl
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80 80. - go

Unless q woman has an ample In
come It Is best to leave colored shoes
out Of the question and stick to black
for all wear. no matter what the sea-
sons fad may be, for black Is always
correct ard IN good taste.
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FOR SALE-About "A acres 81 land hi barre
Iopn bounded On two sides bY city line.
sOQa strawberry plants set Tits spring. VI N
IraH. altf
FOR sAlE on 70 RENT--A quarry. also
unaefai9ped quarry lanai railroad extending
through property Inquire Of Mrs. a. a.
Paine WehsterWlle, VT Bitf
FARM FOR SAfE~Aly farm near Orange
Centre 90 shout 200 acres. xii keep 80 head 81
stock ANA ftam. 6eod apple orchard ofgfafted
quantity Of soft lumber. Buildings iM good re-
pair Farm VIII eut 90 toms 81 bay G. ",
Barnes, Orange Vt s4t2d
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Competent girl 20 do general
hensa 4Ork N family Of four good wages An-
ply Box ssf. Lisbon, IN. II. a9ta
WANTED --Iamper, nne who can follow the
hook Apply to ST. Albans Granite Co, st,
AIhhus NJ s9t0
WANTED--Iady arants. Hustiers aaka
from si8 70 &s5 per week handling our goods.
Wflte as Warranty Shoe Mig. Co., Milton
Mills, 81 III 58t6s
WANTED--At aace. one frst-clsss granite
carver. Apply - smith Brothers Granite 60
Bnrnham's Meadow. 59ta
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See samples at j. r. Arkley's, cor
ner Of Summer and Merchant streets,
Barre. G E. searles. sos North Main
St.. Barre, General Agent.
Bracket, Shaw & Lunt Company,
Sensrsworth, N H. Boston, Mass
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FOR SALE
IN the +. 3. GsIl RsaI Estate 4 sney

A house on carner Of Orange and Patterson
streets Been built only short time Has All
modern Improvements and will be sold az less
than Gosh of erection. Soft
Desirable new cottage on Camp street Fin
isheg 70 birch and hard pine, hardwood floors.
Has extra large garden. Can be had for $3.50.
on easy lorfna f6ti
A livery business, fully equipped in good io-
cation, ana doing good business Can 0ner
Ibis at atiraetive terms 55tf
House 10 Fast Barre HAS been built only 4
few years, ID good repair Has private water
supply Chercd che8ply IS owner IS leaving
town, bgti
We have 8 large list Of houses and farms AZ
prices that arc low, either fer homes os a. an
Investment ser
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Milton Laborer and Kirby Farmer File
tn Bankruptcy

Rutland. May "a George S. Robinson
of Milton, laborer. has filed petit
ton Ii bankruptcy with Clerk II. s.
Platt Of Che United States court. He
has liabilities Of S28775 and assets Of
SIS. an of which i claimed 10 Be ex-
emnl. Benjamin r. Wentworth Of kir-
bv. farmer, has also filed bankruptcy
schedule, He has liabilities Of 62,999.29
and his assets are given as SLIPS, Of
which i s2l0 j. exempt
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FOUR LlNES FOR Is CENTS

Tan 7lHns vin publish Wants. Lost Ana
found. for Sale To LeE elc.-~shQrt adxartlao,
alssr--zz fae Faos 81 foar linos Tor tweagYs0g8
DENTS Tor tbe nrAF Insertion ana ave oaaM on
eneh subseQuent insertion.
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FOR sALT-oue who IS about to leave Bsrfs
ofiefa for immediate sale his homt place 90
lark ST.. within i've minutes walk Of the post
0iilce, all IN good repair ana Il bargain. Foy
faIlicuiaIs address af call o. r.. q Robinson,
q North Main street. Barre, Vermont s03ti
FOR sABE- strip ~ land 100 rods square 81
Bec1iey street 20 Junction ~ Second street.
Barn now on it, Mighty good piece ~ real
estate % own, Enquire Of q N Lyon or al
Houlsbufys shpemakefa shop Beckley street.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-23
WORK WANTED.

WANTED--At once place for boy. II YEAR,
old. on farm, until September lst Place where
boy can pay Or partly pay his way preferred
Address BOX 7. K. III u. 2, or Tel 1862 59tss