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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
A Question All COnsumptives
Should Ask Their Doctor

Ask your doctor to show you three or
four or bis cases cured Of Tuberculosis
by eggs and milk, tnhereulin, or any
other treatment IL he has been suc-
ccssful Ia curing Consumption. he Is en-
titled 10 your confidence. bat let the
cured people do the talking
This IS what one has to say
II was sick a year and n half before
] heard Of Eckman's Alternative Ply
sicans pronounced my case Consump-
ton and hopeless. The trouble began
with a cold and later affected the lower
part Of my left lung. It became SO
deep seated Tint e penetrated my side.
Altogether. | had sixteen different open
ings that discharged My aunt recon-
mended Eckmans Alternative and to-
day, eleven years later. ] am ia perfect
health"
lSignedl Mrs. Frances Rohland Crane,
42t2 Pennsgroye ST., Phila., Pa.
Dckman's Alternative IS good FOR
throat aud lung troubles and Is on sale
All Ned ross IailnaQy and other drug
eists. Ask for booklet Of cured cases. OF
write to Eckman Mfg Co, Phila.. Pa
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The Duke of West Virginia.

Elkins, by the way, is one Of the sen.
ate characters. His face and bis for.
tune are both worth while, says sloane
Gordon IN an article entitled, fighting
Faces Of Our Senators" in Success Mag.
azine,' Some people insist that he owns
West Virginia That Is not literally
true, but politically. il Is frozen fact
lie owns coal lands and railroads and
has Henry Gassoway Davis for a father
in.aw II United States senators were
chosen by popular gote, Mr.. Elkins
might not represent West Virginia In
the upper House He might not even
live il West Virginia, but under the pres.
ent system he is likely to remain until
long after the kline have wandered DER
the lea. homcward bound.
IN addition to his other distinctions,
Mr. Elkins is the father Of the handsome
Young lady who affixed the Indian sign
to the duke Of the Abruzgi. That oneht
to b honor enough for any nan but not
for Mr. Elkins. Tie has been making q
collection Of honors for q number 81
years. Once he was a member 81 Con
eress from New Megie0--also attorney
general there Then be moved to West
Virginia and made such q noise that they
sent him TO Washington, He promptly
anchored himself to the Senate end Of
the capitol, and cannot now be pried
loose IN appearances. Dir Elkina Il like
preacher II speaking he assumes
prayerful attitude, hands clasped and
eyes a.roll, but in politics DO IS strongly
suspected Of escheviue pisty. N the
Senate when his big, bushy eyebrows
work up and down ard the color comes
to his cheeks, il IL a sign that he il
about to again announce bis everlasting
fealty 10 the protective system. and his
mistaken conviction that the interests h
represents aren't getting theirs in the
out-up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
Tow n MalFe n

Tea IL responsible for many Ills, e.
ipeeialIy among women. While Il Il the
simplest matter ii the world to make
tea properly, it Is unhealthfully pre-
pared more often than otherwise Tea
is absolutely unfit to drink when the
brewing process has proceeded beyond
certain point and tannin Is liberated
but If care Is taken the evils of mod
crate ten drinking may be reduced to 4
minimum The old rule which calls for
teaspoonful for each person and one
for the pot is unthinkable from the
standpoint Of the modern dietitian.
Such brew IS ruinous to skin, stom
ach and nervous system.
TO make tea proparly and as nearly
as can be hyrienically, buy good tea,
preferably black Heat the receptacle
ia which the tea is 70 be made with hot
water use one teaspoonful or less Of
tea TO pint Of boiling water, allow the
water 20 remain in contact with the
leaves five minutes. then pour of and
use at once. Never put the tea pot dill
reetlv in contact with intense heat. A
very safe and satisfactory way Of MAX
ing tea Is by the use Of the tea ball
a very little tannin eontaminates the
beverage thus made The abuse Of tea
Is common and a fertile source Of SCI
rious nervous disease. The habit Of Civ
ing tea and coffee ID young children IL
little short Of criminal
While an the subject Of beverages let
me remind You Of buttermilk The
beauties Of three generations back look
ed on buttermills as an invaluable aid
to their charms They used It as a
wash and they drank It freely. While
It does not appeal 70 onr modern ideas
Of cleanliness 70 battle IA it, We still
consider buttermilk one Of the most
hsalthful foods.
Let me suggest a few luncheon menus
fof our girls who want to locke whole
some and feel wen For instance. try
a glass 81 sweet milk or buttermillz with
Boston brown bread, between slices
of which cream cheese has been spread.
If these sandwiches are made &c home.
variety made be obtained by adding to
the cheese few chopped nuts, a little
sweet pepper a few pistachio nuts eet.
nr. Jean Williams in Womana Home
Companion for January.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

James N. Couley. a Central Vermont
brakeman running On q freight train
from Palmer Mass to Brattleboro was
killed in the railroad yard at Blanchard
vile, Mass, January 10, while preparing
b come to BrattleboFo. he was walking
on the track. when he was struck by the
train and thrown onto another track
where he lay until another train came
along and frightfully mangled the body.
scattering the parts along ne track for
distance 81 300 yards Mr. Coulsy was
30 years Of age and leaves wife and
child. who reside il Palmer, Mass.
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rsrArr 81 nIonARn aAtLAaHrN.

STATE or VERMONT, Ia Probate Court.
District Of Washington. ss held iii M0ntpel-
Ter 81 and for said District, on the sth day
nf January A. D. 1910.
Ahram Mann. Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Richard Gallagher late Of the
City Of Barre ia said District. licensed
presents his administration account for exam
nation and allowance, and makes application
for 4 decree 81 distribution and Partition az
inc estate Of said deceased
Whereupon it y ordered By said Court,
that said account and said application tie re-
ferred 70 a session thereof, to eheld 81 the Pro-
bate once, ID said Montpelier, on the aatb day Of
January a. p. 1910 for hearing and decision
thereon and t Is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to 81 persons interested by
publication II same three weeks successfully IN
The Barre Daily Times. uewspapefn published at
tho City of barre In this State. previous e. said
time appointed for hearing, that they may APP
pear At said time and place, and show cause
II any they may hage, why said aeeeunt should
not be allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court Attest.
FRANK y, MARTIN. Judge
Mon Jan i0-l7-2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

81. n Lyon fell from his sled while
drawing ice last week al hs home III
Peru, and broke one knee cap. He in
iufed the same knee years ago, since
which time IL had been stih.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FARM TO EXCRANGE-Wha have you gotg
i16 acre place an stocked wifh shout % head.
mostly CONS, Two horses, good equipment u
tools, hay aud fodder 10 winter stock. There i
fully 100000 fees 0f spruce un this place only
ones bali mile from saw mill. Good comfort.
able house, iphotu a. ofileel two harnH with
basement Located about two and one haif
miles from depot on a good road This u 3
money maker and ia al equipped ready for bus
mess Price only $4,000 terms easy Better see
20 at once rs n viii NOT remain on the market
FOR SALE OR ExCnANG E--stone shed
property, consisting Of travelling derrick 3
electric motors, aif compressor, p0lishinH ma-
chine, surface cutter ana every thing ready %
run 4 gang OF men. Must sen nt once. You
can buy this property for almost a song, t3010a
cash. with balance | viii furnish now work
70 pay fof. or viii exchange for property IL the
city. Address 'St0neshed" care Times g53u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

The Rutland Improvement league Is
negotiating with thme firms, which may
BE- induced to locate ii Rutland. Ore i
the Herbert Morris Bastort Empress
Iron works 81 Loughboroaqh. England,
ia America II viii employ 200 hands.
An effort j. also being made 70 have
the Albridge Roller Bearing Manufaetu
ing company a Brooklyn, M Y, ioeate
here This firm employs $50 mechanics.
A + Little 3 Co. manufacturers 81
s0rosis shoes for women. af Lynn, Mass.
who employ 1900 men are also being
approached by the league
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

The coat Of q red setter normally
stands out fairly clear against heath
pr of the ordinary hue when, how
ever, Il gets soaked with min it dark
Gus very much and blends very close.
ly with the heather The Gordon set
teFs are perhaps the worst III this re-
gard Of assimilatlng with the color Of
heather and SO being liable to get a
charge Of shot Country life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

The undersigned hereby give notice that the
late q. w Nichols @as the owner 81 enc share
~ the capital stock 81 fha Orange County fei {.
erhone NomPaay. Vermont corporation hav-
ing It's principal Office at Gnelsea. Vt. for
which certificate number ed3 wes issued Ia
the name ~ said G " Nichols on the sth day
of October 1906 The said certificate being
lost thia notice is given fnr the purpose 80 ses
curing new certificate of capital eEaek Of said
company rs accordance with Sections 1913 and
4l7s az th6 Punlio Statutes gf Vermont
JOHN w. NICHOLS, Adwar.
Barre w. HAn. ~ 1850.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
BOARD AND ROOMS


TO RENT Furnished rooms 10 this Arcade
building s. day % week. G. ~ hanes. room
3 Arcade b5f5
10 RENr-larre furaish front room with
electric tights and bash g wellington street.
city. s5dFf
To RENT Furnished room electric lights
and BATH II Wellington 81 corner of Walnut
street anti
10 RENT--A furnished front room witt
electric lshts and hatr. Apply a. IS Frmlklin
street. l5ef
TO EENT-IwO large connecting rooms n
Avefill hleck Apply e i =. AVeriil satf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
Making Life Safer.

Everywhere life Is being made more
safe through the work Of DR. Kings New
Life Pills IN constipation. biliousness,
dyspepsia. Indigestion. liver troubles, lid
ney diseases and bowel disorders. They're
easy, but sure, and perfectly build up
the health. 25c ct The Red Cross Phar-
macy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
Funeral If John t. Bemis.

Chester. Jan. Is. The funeral 81
John Lowell Bemis, who was killed
last Wednesdav by mail train while
he was crossing the track at eiassetts
station. was held yesterday from the
Bemis farm home with burial ia THE
Srnokeshire cemetery; Rev =. Ballou
pastor d the Congregational church. Of
6eiating,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
&C., CD Rone nd NO. foE PouItry.

We are now shipping green cut bone
and meat an unexcelled cold weather
poultry food. Our price Is only $3.50 per
barrel Of 200 pounds. freight prepaid %
nearly ali points The material We offer
Is frssh-cut and r. shipped thoroughly
frozen. At above price. We cannot afford
IL open anv accounts Send cash bv
registered letter post Office Or express
moner order, or personal check Address
mentioning this paper, Carroll S. Page,
HYDE Park. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
INSTITUTE
AT DUXBURY COR.
Great Success Attended First One Held
in Washington County on Saturday
Night.

Night.
Waterbury, Jan. 1.-THE Arst farm
ers' institute Of Washington county wa
held IN Tie town ball at Dpxbury Cor
ners last Saturday afternoon and even
ling The local arrangements were il
charge Of Dillingham; grange The after
noon meeting opened with violin due
1 by Gertrude Miller and Verne FogQ, Will
Ethel Miller. aecompanist L. G. Miller
master Of Tho grange welcomed the PEG
! PIE and III d pleasing manner introduce,
state Commissioner Of Agriculture Q. L
Martin Of plainfeld
Mr.. Martins talk was more in rs
nature Of introducing the other speakers
although be gave some good thoughts o.
Vermont Agriculture A. h Halves
state forester gave very helpful al
dress upon Vermont Forestry He con
siders forestry one Of the agricultural
topics, because timber IS one 81 our besl
crops Tie gave kinds Of trees to b,
planted, care of them and improvement
81 woodlands Many questions were
asked and much information gained
NJ G. Thomas Of the Ohio institute
board, came next with Information upon
Improving Our Corn Crops Mr. Thorn.
a. was brought into Vermont By IN,
Maple Sugar Dealers association. ana
ltft for Virginia Saturday night YER
mont has been fortunate in having bim
for these meetings Mr. Thomas gave
many fine points on corn raising. pre-.
pairing Of The soil laying special stres.
upon the choosing d the iced. advising
ewvy farmeg to raise bis own seed, but
II it must be bought, to buy upon the
ear.
e. s. Brigham o. ST. Albans gave q
practical talk upon Potatoes, a Money
Crop" Mi Brigham i graduate ~
Middiebury college ana thorough farm
er Every process 81 potato raising was
admirably told. until one could almost
see the money IN the potato
In the evening. flute aud violin duet
by Annie Palmer and Verne Forg opened
the meeting Through the evening other
musical numbers were given By Verne
Fogg, violin soloist and the Misses Miller
and Master Fogg.
D. II Iemberton, a former state editor,
gave much interesting information upon
Agriculture III Public schools Tie
made strong plea FOR the teaching 81
such branches as pertained 70 country
life The aim Of education is getting
8 living, and each child should be trained
to realiae tte possibilities in the soil
Prof snnborn % New Hampshire in
Extensive sind Intensive Farmne was
closely followed and vast fund If III.
formation Coined from his address Prof.
sanhorn was formerly IN tbe Missouri
Agricultural college and later in Utah.
Now he is carrying % the old home
laru n li.o0p acres ana aolhs " aii
In scientific manner IT'S claimed this
2 ne an iasas1fy Where q man could 90
his oWn taihklhg %ne uss his own per
sonaiisy' NeM hneiaha soi ray e stuo-
Dofl' pae Z Z nv s'etiiq' aha z n'gAly
proaao'aNe' nature neyeg supports z
aiFlll1atioh Wlenou1 "ofh' 7he NneN 3
seal man eollia never e mace "''Aoal
INDUSTRY Properly l"Ailtgsa lefin
brings 3 iafse psf cent upon money M
vested
K ne last spea kef, lQWeh honadenusao ri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
HELP WANTED

WANTED Young men = learn automobile
~ business w. matt aud prepare for posi-
lions as ehanetirs and repair men, We make
YOU e pert Ia ten weeks; assist You 10 secure
pesissqu Pay big work PHEASANT; demand Tor
men create reasonable; write for particulars
and sample lesson. empire Autpmchiln fneHi-
tuth Rochester, NJ ~. 25sfss
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, CUSTOM EAl-
PL0XEHs WANTED spiing examinations
sverywaste Commencement salary $500 Rapid
Announcements 90 sl.4po SEb3N Candidates
prepared nee. f4pknn Institute. Dopt a0i
Rochester n. 239tsis
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TnH unns viii pnbiian Hants Lost aud
Found. FOR Sale 70 Let. efc.-ahorr advertise.
ments--af tne rape o. fouT lines Tor fWenfy-tFa
censs for the nrat Insertion ana I'VE cents iof
each auhseuuanU insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

Sculptor efo bis friend Well, what
40 you think 81 my bust7 Fine piece
81 marble, isn't itg Friend Magnif-
cent? what a pity to make a bust Of
itl It would have made q lovely
washstand.
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a Comeback.

"Why 90 So maRy otherwise clever
women write Ily letters to menu
They're probably making collections
Of the answers they get Cleveland
Leader
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
AIR COMPRESSOR FOR SALE

Ingersol, Belt Driven. 10 by 10 Ma.
chine practically new Can Be seen at
our plant and viii sell at q bargain
C. Bianchi s Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
WORK WANTED.

WANTED--A woulan would like place "a do
hOusew0fk ID small family. apply ati aver
IN affaae barre VI 259sse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
Nov Is the Time to Buy

The = b Cate Real Estate Agency offers
some 81 the best bargains h houses ana farms
that they have ever been abis 10 offer
We can 81 you house p any part 81 The
you want and how much yon SAINT to pay for &
ami We viii End it Tor You
We have = nice new business ID the city that
will please you u Is Is thn kind gon are looking
for come n and let rs ten son abontii Win
others II and unt Of tue city We are r. our
New Eneiand and Peoples Telephone boil
stff Block Barre W sisa
FOR sALE-Soven- room cottage house and
barn, with about four acres 81 land. located iH
the city limits House aud barn Do good re-
mHnf andef lnru House Finished ID hard pine
win Nard wood naofe. sems fruit uees
Buildings Insured fer Sfs08 10 Price aa9As
SteaU4 o. sdND0l doWn. iuuafe 40 fhe u
Cats Real Estate Agency tafye, "a 1ott
FOR skIE-F Farm. 10 acres. IN waita River.
Buildings 10 lq0d repair Running water q
house aud barn. apple orchard and sugar or
chara The place via keep 5 o. 10 COWS and
team Slice gfcNlnx iumhef, both hald and
enf{, re miles from creamery and one niie -
village end post oirfe. ! mile W two different
schools. Price only $4,000 Inquire at ae
z b Cate Real Estate Agency. Barrie. " @9if
Alsozams party viii sell house aud aarn. i.s
acre 81 land 10 the village aud 20 acres o. Aside.
ai fer Si3J0u0 This Is i hafgaid. n. CalH
Real Estate Agency Barre. W 29Q
50 head ~ CATTLE ran be carried On this is5
acre farm Land divided into 40 acres tniaget
80 acres pasture and % aeras Woodland sugar
bush sUa 60 1910 hundred trees. huiidingt rou-
siqt ~ room house, baras. with Easements
and 100 tgn siiQ. also creamery etnfe sheds.
graHatg. etc Running water az h0use and
yards. Everything ia No ! order and no re-
pairs 70 make Price sA9o Geo. A. Tracy.
keal Estate Chelsea " 2tf
Farm 81 i83 aofes suitably divided info ~
iaNa picture and woodland Buildings com
slst 81 good dwalling house. three barns sheds.
and never falling muainS water AZ house hn9
barn. This place is situated on a river read
three miles from husfling Vermont village
and ane-fburth mile from school Wood enough
on ihis place 10 pas fer r. The above farm 4
vel fenced and viii keep 3 head 81 stock and
a team. desirable piece ef property AZ oar
price II St400 viii sell q for $500 cash down.
the balance 10 remain aH mortgage George A.
Tracy. Real Estate Chelsea Va 1s3d
FOR SALE Cottage house On The French
estate seven rooms and bath, an hnished tn
yellow birch. Hardwood floors IN every room
Furnace feat electric lights gas. fet fues
Goou cemcnted cellar. Piazza en- two sides Of
house Price very low. 0fparticulars call at
SO Franklin street or phone 4s3-A i0ltf
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sToRE HousE.

Jp-fo.date aceomruoda si0ns Tor storing
mostAny shing, carriages and alsighs speciality
ire, although 1 can insure property stored BY
me &c very cheap rate if desired Prices
right Call on on address, George ~ McHar.
iand sst South Main street. Telephone cali.
s6-A @s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17
WANTED

WANTED ladies 70 save save time. save
money save coal, save suap. save clothes save
al these IS using XXI Washing Fluid IS ia
not rot or iaiure any gioth1nR Clothes 10 not
REQUIRE Boiling OF rubbing FoFmuln with fnIl
Instructions Tor usine fL0e. address I2SL Toeg
Box l32 Barre VI 251tf
WANTED NJ oodashes, amy quantity will
pag 100 per bushel u ID Ehaevef Aiantpeher.
va X r. p Or telephone a47-S. Mons. 4s8tf
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LosT ANp FoUND.

IOsf-0n road 20 south Barre q bundle
containing ladies suit viii nnder return g
tbis eHlee 25st3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR sALk or ENCNANG F-i ieHry ;. aiil
Der piano. Sterling Piano rlagcr with s. rec-
orlA, bod ~ Fooa condition, price low for
either ono VIII eNerau1e either enc fof horse
or Whole teamt . slayton. l6s-2i Barr.
VI 44Ttf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR LE-G Good dry four foot wood. good
length, Will make more than solid cord OF 10
inch wood when worked up. Better than wood
that a. selling for s. 00or $40 arun Delivered
ap1 where IN the city for $500 cord. Enquire
q q. W Mann. 81 Wellington street. 1eie~
phone 1881 g5irf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

ror Coughs. Colds, Hoarseneas, Tickling In
the Throat. Br8nchiei CatarFn. etc. there Is
nothing better shan White Pine Cough
Lozangee. 2 I0ca hoxafor 25G sold only hg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR SALE-No Lane min and betting ana
20 a. Westinghouse motor For further in-
formation inquire .. taft q O'Doil Monipe-
Ter VI 2istf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR sALE-Coitagc house On The French
estate seven ROOMS ana bath. an finished in
yellow birch. Hardwood floors IN every f00ni
Furnace feat electric lights gas. set tuls.
Go0u eemcnted cellar. Piazza on two sides Of
house Price very low. kofpartieulArs call -
50 Franklin street on phone 4s3-A lott
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/ TO RENT-shed room Ter snug 81 men ia
ee ap-to-uate granite piSnf IN Montpelier ".
efx iaei ity fef hanHing largs work Addfess
/ Is Times Office llst3
90 RENT new cottage hprsaAll furnished
in Enod resideaslai parrot ihe isy All snod-
efn cnnvienees. IH8l, WppN supplied Fny
particulars, adatees Is iliis office tt
TO BENT-A tenement 81 81 Nolfa Slain 81
y ~ good repair. has h1fh, hotaif ilIFaaee and
electric iight inquire a. 10y Ne slaia s. .5etf
10 RENT = tsnemfnts Na q Bmneh 81 ns,s
Heeh ahN phf at stAAfa. eip tA AN1t eas3 a'
quire at e Rfaneh sr 81 Y 81 II fafsrfA. M.
9 hfook 81 2tf
no RENT "A warm. COW tenement 81 ioa
rooms with gasstoxa. No. % Vim street HpacY
the ga. Also q eisau. dry store fA0m. y ieet
square sheathed Ell over Enquire As q kvef-
~ street Mrs George z9sf
10 HENT-A very couyeniently arranged
seven room tenement ~ Academy street MAs
spring water electric lights. h one ~ ta
rieasantesf IN the esey knNnire af tha u A
Perry deal Estate Agency 2gsi
TO LEI--A aFe roam tenement at8 Merchant
street All modern eonRenicucfs, neHlY rec
paired throughout 9. ~ MsnA. g yelling.
ton street, 42f5l
TO REET-six room tenemenf Oh Hes kor ave-
nue. Appl, g +. + ffow Tel A6-ez. 29lff
qo RENrA tenement II ID isim srast.
~ Eoffys SCENT Il ApfiA Main street 2lAff
49, 49,. "a.
STORE KOS kkA I-~lhe store now used ~
tae 2 qolNnrt4 and Y cent Store saeant
about January ]. 1910 y Terry, agent q
Auflh siam street sltN
10 RENT. Down stairs tsnemens 4 so Sem
mary street sss fanga, eleettie lghts bot wa
Lef fixtures inquire IA A@fkff aa Wash.
-------- 4------.-----------
~ RENg-Bown stairs tenement "a senana
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STONE SHEDS AND LAND FoR sklE.-.
ansil Sheds anr blacksmith shop. II. south 81.
and on ~ s. W. Il tfAcksat J0saay Hollow
Prices night 4. 81 AyeriM gfElf
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Poultry
Feeds

Averill Mills Dry Mash,
Averill Mills Scratch Feed,
Wheat, Barley, Buckwheat,
Oyster Shells, Crit, etc.
Pa &c S Perfected Poultry
Food.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

ID. +. DAVIS The Druggist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR SAf.f~-0n6 burrow tread power, ono
counter shaft nine feet long, three hangers
three puleya, 3. u and 70 inch an yearly new
and made by Vermont Farm Machine Co. also
one Horton Stave Leg Rotary washer. with
fnhty 70 use with above power. 81 crank iof
hand use nearly new X Horton Pike, Mafsh~
Held, W. r 4. y. 3. ls3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR SAL&-t0nr Boston teflief t0Ns. Gcol
breed apply at g fianKlin street 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-17

FOR SALE--0reon wood eA16 4 cord Dry
wood &R5o o cord, also first class has FOR saie.
also number II pbls Of cider and 4 driving
horne, Terms cash. Fred e. Downing, Orange
Center. ". Orange o. Telephone. 2aaiG'