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McCARRON BESTS LOCKE.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa July S.-J8Ck
NIcCarron. Of Allentown, save Kid
Locke. OF this CITY. a hard beating last
night in the wind-up al the Broadway s.
Athletic Club McC5rrOn had every
round 10 his credit and the local lad was
fortunate TO stay the limit 1IcCarr5n
had everything on Locke and proved too
classy for the PhiladeIphian- in the
fourth round 8IcCarron opened a cut
over L.ocke's eve which bled urOFusely
al through the last two rounds.
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The Vital Records.


Richard G.. and Jeauui- a Morgan, girl
John r. and Mary n Berger. girl.
harold Il. and Alice Martyr. girl
F-arry j. and Helen J. Da1y, sirL
Alvin w and Helen p Miller, girl
Frank III. and Marguerite Dorrr boy
Guiseppa and Maria R0Gam, boy.
Max and Rosa fEbiu- girl
Maurice and Bessie Lewis, boy.
NEer and Eackte Perry, girl
Elias and Arheas Jo--Elr girl
John "a and Ethel e. Eurkley. girl
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Marriage Licenses

Percy C. Morton. = Detroit. Mich, and
Lillian w Thompson. Of Washington
John q C=bouru and Mabel Manner
man of Baltimore
Frsr-- Rre0ker and Louise Zieseuiss. OF
DAYTON. Ohio
lanes D. Mclaughlin and Minnie V.
FstzeeraIE. OF washington
Robert g. JamiE1us Of Baltimore, arc
Nav b Osborn aF 1Lr1tFe=e- n Y
Charles W H8rwelSrer ard Mary 9.
Ferrr0zur OF washington
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GROUNDS.
diamond. Eilirse.

National City forfeited 20 American
Security and Trusf Yesterday The
American Security team IS ~Jw within
ha5Iiue distance Of The leaders and with
the recent acquisitions which are said
to have been made. VIII prove q strong
.n---arlar Tor IL. L..-.rs--.-
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Petworth, D. c.

Petworth. D. c
In another Of those old time slussins
matches yesterday afternoon Wood
The playing was a little Wild at first,
but after the third things settled down
and good bail playing was shown
Moore, who was on the slab for the
winners struck out four men, and was
touched up for eight hits He issued
three passes and got two runs, q dou-
chances easily
Second Baseman 1IuIlin. of TVoodburn,
made splendid catch when ne bTGUElr
down a hot liner over the first station
he also got a hit a run. and accepted
three chances in hne style.
Left Fielder schsTer. Of wood5arn.
made splendid one-hand catch Of Cls-
sells long drive 20 center. which might
have gone for three bases
Carroll Of the winners. led MS seam
with the bat. getting two singles and a
thTee-sacker out OF three trips 20 the
plate He also brought in tally and
handled ten chances in easy fashion
PitcFar Buscner. OF the --SprinzeTs,' ''
attracted much attention during the
game he only famed three men, but
made T1o for this. as he led his team
mates with the stick He got triple
z double, one Tul- a put out. and nve
assists TO his credit
Catcher Lodge. Of the silver lads.
also go- a Uhree-baSc hit and stole two
bases. besides getting three assists and
a nut out.
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2)asTtngton gtmes

30dsflington Gtme8
w ant Ads
PHONE MAIN $3.50.
LOST AND FOUND
LosT-The following articles have been
turned IN and may b had by proving
IL umbrellas bucket.
Z packages baby hoods.
coats. / bat
2 palr eyeglasses, -
2 pal- gloves. 4 Ca-e'
grips. ian,
1 rms. ] pair moecasins-
LOST-sz5 reward for the return Of a stolen
team, black mare weighing abouJ so lbs,
heavy name and tail; TOP 1uggy, with red
Tunuiug gear and black body if found nJti-
~ WI AITCHESON. BerWyn. Nd
I-osT-0n IIth s.. between c and P sts.
lady-s gold link fcS, gold bail on end.
Reward return 70 uos 81 n "
T0ST-Baby-s bracelet, god. name Mar
saret-' Please returz. 70 Isl F st. n W
Reward
7-6sT-7g75 diary 3 reward Lave Al the
Occidental. IfII Pa ave W. d SMITH. !
STRAYED from my home. Ca ave formerly
BTlgErEOOd avenue. near District line.
lemon and white Pointer dog Reward Tor
rccoveFy- LOUIS p SHOEAlAhh-Et- 81 18th
ST. n ".
LOST-In trailer 9Th st. car Saturday even
ing. July o book ritual 90 81 reward n
Iefr al j. IS. HUNT & CO. 1915 u st. n "
LOST-Smau gold pin. tigers head. with
orange and black cuaE1cled shield ln mouth,
morning OF June 30. on 18Th S. n W. be-
tween Columbia road and Dupont circle. or
between Dup1ut circle and y Sc ~ ". On
~ II ave FiDGer wiz please return 10
Agl- .e8. ne nooaley. and reeelye Ee,-ard-
LoST-JuIy T. between --g5 and $50 D. M
between Chevy Chase circle and Lincoln
Park. by Capital Traction cars. geDrler1au's
a1ll watch chain. rope design. round dark
stone charm Liberal reward u returned
H. f. WILSON. Iloi r. Cap
LOsT-Brosch. amethyst Return 10 sIl 1zta
81 3 T. Reward S.
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Austin Howard who has played great
ban for Cornell University for the ~
two years. VIII be I'm roUD ON Monday
He ufll play for American Security and
should boost the teams chances How
ara has q large following which IS sure
10 welcome hiru In the game
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II Is runored that Howard viii also
play witt Cornell & Company In the
Capital City League. Manager Cornell
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Author OF THE Isle Dead Ships " Out Of Russia Etc
A.
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The Continuation of This Story VIII
BE Found in Tomorrow
Issue Cf The Times.

is TO be congratulated o. securing the
servi res Of such an excellent player.
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UNDERTAKERS

J. WILLIAM LEE
UNDERTAKER AND LIVERY.
go Pa. ave. y. ".
Telephone Main 1855 washington ID q
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL. DESIGNS
of every scripuon-mOderately priced
GUIDE.
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-0TE = q S0cl an excellent pIaEeT-
American Security and Trust, bv roa-
son cf Two victories this week has
climbed up 6fty points II has PLAYED
rlv0 more gam-S than Commercial Ma
uClal and an present appears TO be the
stronger team The race VIII be a close
one from now on as all the teams viii
have more tins TO devote to the sport
Despite the reaTranged schedule and
the efforts put forth 10 prevent the for
telrss one o. lwO occur weekly. At
least practice game should be ar
ranged in order not 70 disapp0int the
fans
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CITY LEAGUE.
STANDING
GAME TO-DAY.

5---AE 4CDAl-
Sewage Pumping Station VS. Navy
Yard
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FOR RENT-R0oMS

FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished
CTH ST. X W. uE-Two co-amunicating
front rooms. third 6Cor, conpifte fC- light
housekeeping-
CARROLL ST.. sls-Takoua Park-1 pleas
Il ST y ". g1s-Front. largo. airy room.
3 Winaogzs. SO; hall room. s.
Z ST. s e 6u-Two large rooms. secold
Hoor5 furnished completely foT light house
keeping. sumner rates
5TH ST X. z. s18-Thrse large. cool, newly
papere1 rooms elegantly and coup-eJs-y
Luii-s-.ea ior hoIseke-plng5 everything 1sv.
great bargain
/ ID ST X e. 10s-Tvgo pleasant rooms, en-
TIRE sscol1 d0Cr. convenient 90 Capitol,
Library. and Census Odices IIsht houseksep-
c ST y W. z57-Tv-o -seco1d Aog- f-87t
Tooins. path gas light hoUsezeeplrg- g also
o--- -.,o---- rs noor. With kitchen next
9Th ST y W.. us-C0mfortabIe rooms. q
Llol, -@-se ana slaall: s. - 80 month
ST n =. s1--Sscond aoor- two lsrrs
rooms. tlcely furnished for married couple
private foor5 large closets near T-1i01 So
don and G. p o. cheap
18th ST y w. 1sz5-Sfcefv f1rUi-Ts- -
ona foor room very oe5L
18Th ST * ", 1sl4-La=se, oooI. ven fur
% -. -
4TH ST X w. 71s-Furnizhed r0o-7- r---
% bah: win or without board, reaeo5-
able; gentlemen
uTH ST y W I1I4--CIcsIy furn Ishs6 r55-7-
with board early breakfast Phone North
ueeI-. al e5rre1ie7-e-- -
EiE 81 y We L4s-LWo rooms -or lighr
Housekeeping
- = " - 11-'--- le7T
-,-- --e-- --7-z-7-t--e' 7o -s--
-----
i5sl5s 10 -, ~ '-le IN 1. l-2- zl. 5-5 els
rooms: also two parIors for business
/ II - S6e-F-5---I I-5-- 7--77 ------ - -
+ front
---TT - - =
men
I5TH 81 : ? --z-7---- - ------------
seeond aoor- adjoining ban. resssaa5Is
/ ~ - ~ 80 --
Jaaito-. f.s-r--l -,-o-' i-zH-5aeS- see
,a r9s@ 5E Esy S vi cheap 5s--7o'[ second s'' az
/ - 81 y W 517-F---- --------- 80 -------
- - -zz=-- -,--s---,s2-as- 2 I'd
I 80 - y ~ 1-l-IE1 large cool nicely
abie -. ~ - an 7L-Hs rooms, suit
! IE-ar rsrce- r.---z Fl - -- -o--+--, sun
/ - - - ----- ? , u
/ li--L-. s ~ - - W. lsI2-Dei-Eh-ful 10
I -----'- --7ll--1-e7 IleS--E paEereI sroll
: = = ----------- ------
/ f---- fs-ys - -2 20 -a1se TolL25. second
= - = -------------
/ 0r'g[..7- - - ------L-e zee Lat4e nicely fur
I s1la5le.
! = - -
/ porch. ane f5cstro7 ~ r7--- -. -
/ -
Z n So y w. ---a-A-arEs 'front.' room. par
/ - - 90 = --- -oo---- n 5-ls-
- - ~ 1-----aF5 Sc r51-as furnished.
7 -- - = ---------
L- q -, !" -, .---- --sti=e I-olt room suit
I All f----- - - -s-s- A9- Sa-er
4 - ..--e-zL.
= fr-- > =, -.--.5 se conn l-at-nZ
kee1s-s- al .-,--.',--51--il- 49,. - -s--- ---'----
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Have You Tried Ite
HeTmann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
II your dealer can't supply yoa.
PHONE I Igsl-IzsZ-
a .. HEHB4ANN. sgl-I5f lsth 81 5. p
WANTED-Send postal % the man who pays
the most for s-iEEtly worn garments ana
FEoes- p CREE, BERG. 19f A. 81 $ "
GEORGE W. STONE. .JR.
Dealer IN al kinds o. empty barrels and
casks see ne alefore sou buy OF sell Phone
II 5-5- O6ics s. Water 81 s W
JOSEPH p BURKE. - 7th s. w. Regis
tered plumber and LlasffteE. JC5baug prompt
. aLtended 20 Estimates given TeIeplone-
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
yASTED-FozIlioa by young co.o-es man.
IN drug store as porter experienced A1-
dress - p 81 = w
NAorED---Posision b. y7uus physician Or
work iI cruE store city OF county apply
B1A lsi Tines ot'cs-
ygANTED-By colored man. work ia gro-sry
store or any EEl- driving Us Bell-us
-oa1.
PLACE as farm worker address 1lR.
------------
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
EgAN-ED-By Respectable oalo-e5 girL Po-
s-ri1n as czarzaerr-aI5 OF waitress. refer
e-r-s furnished Apply ISIS l5-1 81
YANTED-By a respectable co-l-ed girl.
place nurse foT BABY E1o1 reference
li- Jachs1l g.. bIo1hlaE1- - 81
z952as ogzzz.2z- BOX -. E.@zs a.5.as- !
HEt p WANT EI-F Email
-
FA1EE-F-NATD wanted az - street
E W.
.,-rz-P5- sTr,---,-,-e5. s- r-z1 n y. ave.
- -
g, S-,-5ss.1,--es--s ~, ,-e-S--,- ~ -.-I'
81
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
STANn-NE

GAME TO-DAY
Washington Loan VS. National CT
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YESTERDAYS RESULT
AIoysiUs, 8 ST. Stephens, o Corrected
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
GAME TO-DAY.

GAME TO-DAY.
BrightwOod VS.. Washington Post
YESTERDAYS RESULT
EVOodbUrn, Z; Silver Spring G.
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WANTED-RO0MS & BOARD

WANTED-By gentleman of good habits
room and board. IN private family nos
over S per week viii 90 home Saturdays
BOX IS, Times O6iCe.
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Left Fielder Schamer. Of Wood5urn,
made a splendid one-haud catch OF Cis-
sells long drive 10 center. which might
have gone for three bases
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WANT TED-AGENTS

A FEW EVERGLADE farms for sale. sosfE
s1ore q DEeechCbee Lake. agents als1
wanted luT the bes- land deal n south FI0f-
-1a- good commission SzE-L p COPPER
Us n Cap ST.
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1 CTH ST y W. uz2-Two conuunicatinE
front rooms. third floor, conDiete fo- light
/ housekeepluE-
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

yyASTED-F-sI-fon by young c6lo-eE man.
IN drug store. as porter experienced A5-
dress 20 II 81 S W
yFANTEU-Positon - young physician Or
work 5l drug store city or country Apply
BOX 1sE. Times CEfCe-
}.ANIED-By c0l0red man. work l1 Ero-ery
store or any EEh- driving Us Benllus
road.
PLACE as farm worker. Address 1IR.
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WOMEN'S WANTS

SIGNOsA ANNINA ANDEINI FAZZL
LINCOLN Sl45-
S--ara poai1E Wed and sat % 70 D m
C1n1llEs and al switches made into latest
style br4--s p1Gs- TEr11en connection
. ltl the leading dealers au 10 q position %
Il--lEL everything I'D 20 care and match All
SHADES Cf hair. les made 70 order. EAST
CAPITAL HAIR DFESSLSCS PARLOES. cor
ner f-h and East Capitol Ets-
SE18IFOCING. mauicuriuE. hzIr dressing
AZ a. r1uess corlb-lgs ard on Switches.
h-Hl-s. pLGz. cUrls made La-es- styles
Linz $50 Hiss anna COPELAND IL ia
VLAVI SCIENCE or HEALTH, natu-aI
uol-sGTElczI. cloth bouE1. 80 page book
free Apply 5y mall s-s Coi1rz1o Bliltlng.
Iree lecture Tor women VSeCneslzy --l3 ?
THE GREAT EASTERN TEA CO.
- Pa ave- > Z E41s teas. pare spl>es.
fresh roasted Coleez- A tElzI y our goods
llSgres yoUr patrouase-
sTICkIEST S-ICEER thzt ever stuck Clues
flrnlture- ass, china, bocks. everything
AOyal Glue 10 .4oc,65- PMS 81 Druggists. s-c-
QUALITY ICE CREAM, delivered II ths ciry.
3 gal Sc = sal Try Il
GEO. h A1fRETcs. -ul8 h y AVE
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WANTED-Boarders- near BIGemo1t. in val
ley and eSeeIIent place for children plenty
DOLLY SfANES. Round Hill, Va
ROOM AND FINE BOARD. S Per v-selZ
BOX g. Eerwyu- 40
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. Rehobo-h. dI-e-rI-
on surf open June -. iarse po-ches- ex-
ceIent meals terms moderate special fan
i.y rates Mrs BOWEN Prop
SUMNER boarders-Elk Ridge C3t-are- rIe7-
~ Of shade large porch- Go1d table A.
dress p r Phillips. r -F-D. I. Weverron. FId
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. Rshoborh. sfr---I-
on surf open June p. large porches: eI-
ceilenr meals. terms moderate speeLaI 80
IL Eatez Ma BOWEoS- EEos.
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HELP WANTED-MkLE
BARBER-wh.ts for saturday. $3.50 guar
anteed- 20 a. St y vs..
BARBER for saturday, s. guaranteed; steady
JOB. SO week et1 Sth 81 s z
BARBER -First-elass- steady job & Elzrantee
or $3.50 for saturday.
AFBER-white. frst-class- for Saturday:
$50 2iI % ST y ". cor g s.
BARBER wanted az 80 New Jersey ave.
BOOKKEEPER-A R-AIiddle-aEed- wages $50 per
month vita board Answer. Eiving ref
erences. BOX 1ss. Times o,fice-
BOY to help around store Apply 1885 Lanier
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours Apply BOX Is.
Times oGice-
BUTLEBs. bousemen. porters, walters 1855
CLERK K-Ezperieuced- Apply 20 Monroe
Market, S5sI l4lh 81. y ", after p N
CANvAsSERs- sod. live. household spe-
C-alty, sells in every house, good commits
sion Apply -i5 ~ ST. y. "
COOK-Good al around short order
10y = CAFE. Sc "a ave
DRUG CLERK Experienced. either regis
tered CO unregistered MUS be hustler
state references F. D., BOE l62- Times
DRUG CLEEII-Two OF three years Of ex-
peuence- Apply ID LINTON & NELSON.
1st and Rhode Island ave X W
DRIVER Apply after p. n. Al Monroe
Market SSS1 18th s. y. y,
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RUG WEAVlRu

SEE NE before having your house papered
Rooms papereE from s. up RICHARD
CARLISLE Es5 New York ave Phone North
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up send postal for
samples and estimate CEAS- p HESAS.
1ls "a ST. :. E Line. 80 u
ROOMS PAPERED. s. I'D. WaG paper. &C,
&C. and Sc q piece WORK EEara1cesd- Ls
PEEUN SCI 81 y W. Phone $ortd assI-
FFJ-,ST TIE OLD RELIABLE nov located
a. 6th and @ y " All W0-k reduced leLI
&C days CeIepl01e Main 1sg7-
Latest DESIGNS; large rooms papered -:
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COUNTRY BOARD

WAN0 TED-TabIe b0arders- EOWAI
HOUSE. eth ST. and Pa ave.
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Catcher Lodge. Of the silver lads.
also go- a Uhree-base hit and stole two
bases. besides getting three assists and
nut out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
FTFTY YEARs 4 pRINTER.
Albert H. Cobb Has Been Employed
by One Firm.

AiRefL n. 1oDD mas been employed
BY One Firm.
Rutland. May s-on Friday. May G,
Albert II. Cobb, printer, viii have
completed City years Of continuous
service in the employ Of TIE futile COS
Of this city. and in honor Of the event,
the Tutile Co, have arranged for a re-
ception to Mr. and Mrs Cobb, at thsir
home. rs Crescent street Friday eYsn-
ing from to 10 O'Clock All present
and former employees are invited
in statement made By Mr. Cobb &
few years ago, Ia Says
My first work ia Rutland was with
tir John Cain and James X Mclean
IN publishing the Rutland Courier
before engaging with Mr. futile. I
ifemained With Cain & Mclean until
May. 1860. On December 1. 1859. to me
IN important event occurred for, with
tie assistance Of Rev. Aldac Walker
lof West Rutland, ] took for a helpmatn,
Miss Emily II. southgatei then teach
cr h the public schools 81 Rutland,
who has proved, ID al these long years,
helpmate IN the true meaning Of the
word On the 18th day 81 May. 1860
ffty years ago. entered tho employ
81 Geo. A. futile \ company. the senior
member being the founder Of The futile
company in 1882 They published the
Rutland Weekly Herald, and were DO
Ing quite large business h job print
ing and publishing, and also ran
hook store
Through the enterprise and ENERGY
OF Geo. A. futile, the Rutland Daily
Herald was established IN April, 1861
81 which was the foreman two and
half years
In 1865, the business Of printing
bookbnding and hooksslli8g Was In
cressiug larger and more councillors
quarters were needed, and this resulted
IN moving from Washington street to
three-story brick block, erected by
George A. Tuttle at and l3 Center
tsreet, forty-five years ago. which build
ing was burned III 1905. Att the death
Of George Al futile, in 1885, his four
sons, Albert H. Harley @, Frederick
G., and Egbert G, Tuttie continued the
business. Three Of these sons soon died
leaving the conduct III the establish
ment in the hands Of Eghert G. Tuttle
who has, with his three sons and other
able associates, enlarged the scope Of
the business The business as now
conducted ii the new four-story fne
block erected since the great fire Of Feb.
ruary Is. 1905, al 8. n and lS Center
street. is a monument to the enterprise
and business ability maintained BY your
company i'll these later years During
all these fifty years, my interest aud
ambition has been to faithfully and
loyalty perform my duties to the best
interest Of my employers. and my good
habits have favored me with excellent
health and energy. ! see no reason WHY
our pleasant relations may not continue
for some time to come with the third
generation Of the futile family assist
ing in The conduct of the business Ii
tie old saying be true, that a rolling
stone gathers no moss. | might be Tx.
ened to the moss covered bucket that
hung I'D the we'll
Mr Cobb il u years Of age hale and
hearty.
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Imprisonment Preferred.

Judge said the prisoner ~ would
like to AJAX few questions before !
enter my plea"
you have the courts permission,
said the Judge
IF ] 40 on trial said the prisoner,
do ! have to Sit here and hear All the
questions asked BY the law
yersg"
Certainly" said the Judge
And hear all the handwriting ex-
pertsf"
"0f coiWse
and follow the reasoning Of che
chemistry and insanity experts 9"
Very probably said the Judge
We'll taen, Judge, | viii enter my
plea
What is it27 asked the Judge
eGnilty!"-Pittsblrg ChrOniele-Tele-
graph.
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AUCTION SALE
Real Estate and Personal Property

In closing an estate, / win sell at pub
lic suction 70 the highest bidder on Sat
urday. May 2, 1910, az $3.50 o'clock in
the afternoon on the premises situated
on Irow hill So called. in Barre town,
inst outside the city limits and only five
minutes walk from graded schools and
less than one mile from Barre City post
Office, near the residence Of John Irow,
on the south side Of the highway and
adjoining the residence property Of Mr.
Merrill and Freeman Veno, real estate
consisting Of two and one-foufth acres
Of nioe-laging land, which would be
fine proposition for a chicken OF fruit
farm OF both. or could be sold for house
lots A beauty place TO build q home
Just ID the suburbs and IN one Of the
best neighbcrhoods IN thecounty. Specula-
tors, home seekers business men, clerks
and laborars, take notice and do not miss
this sale.
Also, Al tho same time and place, /
win sell the celebrated pacing horse Ben
ihr sired by Bradwell, he by Bradaw,
he bYi old Hamhletonian Dam well bred
bat name unknown Ben Hur has rec.
ord 81 2;l9is; 4 golden chestnut Ia color
seven years old, and IS perfectly sound
and right in every way. safe for lady
to drive. Stands 1852, weighs 1850
pounds; drove one.half mile ia laos, full
mile IA 2.l8, FIRST time Oh track ii sea
son OF 1909. This horse Is beauty and
"a winner Also one rubber-tifed open
buggy, ore enstom-made rubber trimmed
driving harness, one set hobbies and
boots. one good wool a,it two cooler
blankets. Horsemen. take notice.
All Of the ADORE property viii Re sold
to settle an estate. Terms ct time Of
sale.
A. W. WINCH. Administrator
@ r. SMITH. Auctioneer with the
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04
Relic y One Hundred Yeas Aqo.

Relic Of One Hundred Years Ago.
DR.. w. r. Moves has an interesting
antique in his Office IN Brattleboro IN
the shape OF small fax.wheel and
bunch 81 flax on the distaf Just as il
was left BY the spinner, probably nearly
100 years ago. The wheel Is doubtless
$50 years old and comes from West
minister As relic Of colonial times
Dr. Noyes bought the wheel last week
az Joseph Palmer ianIfor Of the Amer
lean building, who got it Of Henry
Reynolds Of Saxtons River.
About IS years ago Mr. Reynolds was
doing some painting and paper hanging
for Mrs. Jane S. Blood Of Westminster
and while III her attic found the old
wheel. He secured il rs part payment
for his work At the time he got toe
wheel Of Mrs. Blood She was So years
old and she told Mr. Reynolds that
the wheel was originally owned by her
grandmother, who gave n to her moth
er Mrs. BloOd's mother died at the
age Of ~ years and when Der effects
were divided between her daughter Mrs.
Blood and a brother the nax-wheel
was given to Mrs. Blood. Mrs Blood
told Mr. Reynolds that her mother had
often told her how She had heard Mrs,
Blood's grandmother tell Of sitting BY
the window and spinning while keep
ing her eyes open for Indians, who at
the time were hafassing the settlers
across the Connecticut river in Wal
pole, N. II.
The treadle to the wheel Is worn all
most as thin IS a sheet Of cardboard
and the wheel has ST Of The marks Of
antiquity that q collector Of euTios could
desire
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04

sick several times, out never ~ my lie
did experience such awful suffering
as with this eczema. / bad made up
nay mind that death was near at hand,
and / longed for that time whgn /
would be at rest. / had tried many
different doctors and medicines without
aucccss, and my mother brought mo
the Cuticura Remedies. insisting that
i try them. ] began % feel better after
the FIRST bath with Cuticura Soap, and
ono application Of Cuticura Ointment.
Il continued with the Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment, and have
taken four bottles Of Cuticura Resolv-
ent. and consider myself well. This
was nino years pgo and have had
no return of the trouble since. Any
person having any doubt about this
wonderful cure by tho Cuticura Rene
dies cen write 70 my address. Mrs.
Attic Etson, a3 Inn Road, Battle Greek,
Mich, Oct. lie, 1909.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-04

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