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NJ RDERED Wv IDENTIFIED.
first ~ venue ShOStinE Victim Was John
BsNe, . NininK ProsPectOr.

The man who vas murdered az Twenty
fourth street and First avenue early last
Friday morning was Identified at the
Morgis Yesterday ~ William Bowa a
manufacturer OF sheet metal a. Forty
fourth street and Tenth avenue. as his
brother John Bows a inning prospector
William Rowe lives with ms mother
Eleanor. q widow Al ,Orona. l. ] He
aid that the family Nas not aware that
John BoWs mad returned from the " --t
The first they knew % ia. kilhng was
from friend Who sent n@W-pap-r CLIP
ylug- and published picture Of the
dead man
Bow- whose murder - charged - Nd
S.-.ry nos lu 'u- Iomu= awaiting the
inquest Was first Euppo--d 20 - John
MCEade par-s-s found on HIM ndI'a'Iu =
that 20 - rIs uar.
William Bow says hJ- brother went
Vest seven years ago After beng away
wear John anne hacs with --v-rs.
thousand dollar hat ne made urpsT-''-
lng After 'n.- was gone ne again vent
West H's letters were inf-"4u~n' and
toe family bore had no i-a hoS - wa-
dong William Pov- avs ~ doe. not
know the Young woman whose photo
grapa Vas found on his brother o."
know no reason vry ht- brother -tu.. ID
have gone under another name
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ventors along that line Mr. Ludlow
aid last nigh, thai he Sould commu-
nicate With avia'ors throughout the
country az once and he felt con'iten'
that the 4charne will find support.
About , Os0 persons vent 20 the grounds
Yesterday afternoon. hut there va~
little flying a. Clifford Harmon's
machine had not been repaired from
-nlashup saturday afternoon and Mr
Shriver had shipped his hiplane 20 VIII
mington. Del. vheTe h" " ill make flights
October 5 g. and H. will give an
exhibition ~ bpmnarding the battle
ship Della ware with max ebeli~v~ mis-
sil.-s IL will be the first time This expert
m-nt has been tried over A vessel
Harry Harkn-%- and Older
Mason were The oniy AvA'orz who did
any hying and they confined their aerial
adventur-- - -hJr- JUMPS Shrlvsr
attempts.d - Nv the machine - PinCI-
Brauner but a. r-f sod ro leave ia" ground
for want u sufficient power
Cortland Field Bishop. president -
h. Aero Club % America and Allan \
Ryan. manager ~ the international
aviation tournament were among the
spectators
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mar 4 moon M RNT TP
AMI Al ThIrI, ninth street. BrooGIyn.
Caru Halted

Half block on New Utrecut avenue
AZ the corner 81 Thirty-nInth street
Brooklyn. was burned out early y.-tsr
dav morning traffic On several We.
BROOKLYN line~ tied up for more than an
hour and much difficulty caused the fire
men by bursting hose
The fire Logan ia the moving picture
pavilion Of the belvedsre Amru-s n"ut
Company q sinkle story structure AZ
Sl7 IL spread on one side INTO John
Rothenb~rRs candy store amt On n.
other through the basement ~ John
ILpsIn = Cigar store 20 the STANDARD Hotel
which oCvupls- the corner Policeman
Cunningham Of the Fourth street stat on
house discovered the fire N time 20 arrows"
the KiI--ts a. the hotel 50 that all ESCAPED
IN safety
The culver West End Sci Beach and
Church avenue lines running through
Thlr'y-uln'h street were completely tied
up one motorman ian his car 20 Close
TO the burning buildings before h. Wa
halted He carried seventy psAs- gers
who crowded To the Windows TO watch
III. spectacle 4 hose direCtly h"u@l'h
that side u the car burst smashing 't.
car windows and drenChing al the seventy
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TWo PHkEDTPTN MOTOR no az
HAD DrtfIed i've Hours or Csaey ami
We're Pound Z nransrloas

To men m a slim littla motor toa'
wer. adrlft for tive hours YESTERDAY
morning m a heavy sea ~ Norton Point.
When they were found they we're beng
carried ont 20 sea on a strong ebh tide
With good chance - being lo-t Both
were unconscious Thev we're william
Baker Il 20 Howard street Brook lyn
and Peter Mitchell - 1904 Fulton street
Brooklvn
Baker and Mitchell pat nat from
Canarsia a. 90 clpcN Yesterday morning
IN the motor boat Tata They Intended
g. sT-and SUNDAY -pmew here on the Jer-Ay
coast and ~ant.-i u get an early start
IN order To have a long dav II y
. For couple 10, hours the motnrhoAt
putt -pu'tet - way out into the ocean
with ~ nIut If trouble. bat presently
the engine b-kan - MIS- and an hour ~
- before the SIN ZANE NJ y came 20
stop. The 80 WIS -ollinE heavily under
A northwest gal. and - soon a. the boa'
los-r Steert 60 wav -ne ~'-un0 around INTO
~. 'r,-Ign q m. waves TIE utgg--r
~ 'h.. c1uuar- stopped over the gtInWaI..
and the w. young men --t 20 WORK
tsiIuK
Nv IN. tune the ian ru-. BIk"r . nd
Mitchell w-r- - brpamiant a!'uut half a.
uII- ~ the ps'IG. lrey could $500 fisher
men On The Dr-lmand per and they did
their he-t tD attract their attention But
It Na- no us- Half IN. tune the boat
wa well uut q sight N IN" gr,-.u water
Nnb,stv az Convey SAW them
A. they ir.itAi W--t toward NprtpEs
POINT they -aW another motor boat
coming toward them They waved their
crat- and yelled. h'I' the boat pas-.Ai
WIthin nifty wards and the AZ Ii-r-on-
who were IN II took ~ notice
soon after that they were blown into
th.. cross currents q the potato Ta'rh
where the tid- drawing around IN. point
meets M. deep water ~ the OCEAN \
change m the tide caukht IN" boat and
started Il hack for deep water
Mltchel and Baker though they could
save - trouble 'hpukh when they saw
a channel buoy straight ahead ~ 'h.m
m he ideway. They tied ny - u for an
hour and then their line broke l@r'Ins
them irif' ON wT'h me tide
There wasn't any water or food IN
the boa' ana The young men became
unconscious A. about 10 o'CloCk
motor boat from no Atlantic Yacht
club picked them M. lowed them ashore
and fei them After while hey went
home
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81 as no .. or -. per cent arI =
taN.- Increl -..i sSs7 ISL a. or 1873 70.
cent - which the Federal corp ~. no.
TAX took sl32 no IS
NJ M-!l-u DISCUSSING the sr---,-.
IN wages 90 trainmen and the .----i-.
IA Passenger fares ssys
Serious advances IN wages o.. or.
ploy--s were granted which aivsr---
dit NOT become effective 20 any s--1'
extent ant B.. the beginning 81 the r----r.
fiscal wear. July L. 1910 Base ..1.-
h" -am. number - employees VIZ. NJ
the same time a. in this pas year 'l--.
advances aggregate N.TS7Ss
IL WIS impossible 20 continue ~
business q the company on m. h,..
4 the 'arf~ here' Dfore In ~fe"' ant
pav ths-. iuCrea@s-. and change va-a
made IN our passenger tariffs 70 10. NJ
-'e,tty.' a. soon a. poesibls under eIis.
lyg laws which should retur 20 Hgr
treasury about fifty per cent ~ The lls.
u~caslonet nv the advance IN wage.
above referred 70. leaving the hAl 1ca
- he overcome by such increase -r0-
g,Orr IONS a. will accrue to our COMPANY
from 'hs advances IN through fr~lgh'
rates "a ,DnneCtiOn road bIsgrAs-
VhCh advances have been made bu'
ara nov y~' effective owing to their hav
ing been suspended by the Intsrs' ate
Commerce. Cpmmissio4l pending inves.
'lxa'.1n regarding The reasonabl-nsSs
Of same
II j. believed such advances VII.
nh lmatsiy ~ allohed. though after
considerable ielAy
The above advances with s,Ich econa-
mIes az ara ~, possible in the operai ion
% the properly. should enAble the com
pany - maintain -Ih-s ant iallv the sams
n~' result a. heret ofors ana pay the
usual -a'e ~ dividend upon it, sock
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He DROPPED A MATCH, 3 DEAD
mn noon SELLER tRRINTED
IFTER TENEI ENI TIRE.
lie Was Hunting GIft. for the jewish New
Year when q spark Fell Into Rubbish
SOdlcs Ia Ruin, Of an Nnclent
House Reseuer FaIls From Ladder

Two men lost 'h.'I- lives 10 the BURNING
u an Old fiy. story tenement a. ~ Hester
.tr..., v..,.-,,,y rporprp, Morn. p-,..
=, - I
AAt1. - years OH VINO U'e'i IA ne house
Na- arre-tei TOR N"uIcfd" n''du-e h''
aCJld-nfa Us set '.~. n. D. pltH..
PrlCkatz who Ua- a ba.A.'apd Yu'-
Id. ivs-t .,, 80. ,bi-.t 81 -. ht. ~.
-
N''4'' - ''' '.'''' '''' ~.
YEAR d" ground nupT Nd- uC'upi@t
by Isaac FuV - , -,or--uou for rs-ila-.
suppl..- I'm -p. TIM ac,r lry.d Nj.
Re-,,, 81. 81 - - r,,-,4
- '' "' ''' ~
morning a. NJ k"--l.~ went out ~"
call.-t for NJ prIckatz who o. frli.
and feel. 10, n -,,,,,.. .,,-.. L. .,.,,e n.
~. h,,.L-.I,.,. -, -. -,
..''' -.
- down presently anu open ut- -'ani
When they ctH- hack b.. >aId 'h.y
should 49, some gift bons- tina ho
80 r.,4 Of, g., D. IL -, -
-. = -.
''S" Wv ~ MUMMY. NhI'h "'kN
Wednesday night
Af,.- IN. Wnrp., m, -, I'm, ,t. cid
-, -. t...-
~ WV
"a h'7N w" r'-i hahianHa H"''h -
nun Tor collar AMI n'cS',- ana vent down
STAR ~" grover NJ way 70 ne utrh
pocket lnirr N" starr WIZ" ~ Nspt
ms -tTS "i h""A- ana -tr'i'N a WatCh
:" PICK "nt 'h'--" n" Wan''-i ~ match
prose a. p" -'r!DS D. ana -" bLNuS
end i"tl IN rubbish THAI ff"-" . m" hopr
~" oli man elevated ht- -p.'" .tcls.> 70
~ forehead and p@a---t about TO- tho
spa \ by IN" I'm" %" hli found o. "
Na- spark no lpng~r % NI- biaAng
mas ~ Mayors, az Shioh %" -iar~f fpr
q moment n~for" realizing Wat ht- home
= - am"
"" ran into ~" ~fr.s-.' "rE gg .r" IN q
t.IF"riug '.i.- on" man rtu f1r the
M" alarm tx aud anH'r"r Max Levy.
e 70 Ru' C-r~ r.t.' started o.. ran Gp The
anrieu' -'tlr~ = - '..rniug tH4-". The
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Court Calendar. TIT. ia,

-..--u.~ lI.-'.. ,gYe. a'~ Division s.. .n....-..
.Gu. T.ssdA. p~tOb~- =, p N1-ea..
'-'r .-4sr, lrt .tyr.rts = 'I's corr n ..
,lpr-ns e. p. -7ers rcru. POI, W,4,r
-A..aaer r4i.l.a a. 'oso n rarl = asr'-
'sr-.i "a -, 49, s-a~rSi -,ienfa- - ,-,i a,
1913 s~nt . N PAR b.. '1 Par.
IS 50 alt $40 IVA. TEN Psr no
short rals~ -A.en4sr called a. " par,lIi
81 ., % :, Is :, y IS PSI, y ci-. non
Ps-' ~ Par VI 20 . IS - - -.
:. ]: :: : Z, = = !; : $
e. As, = =, ~ - ~ y. i,s -! "a
q /. - a .. :. - :; d! Is 8 ). s;
~ a. " " spt o. 49, 49, - A. 90.
issa 7sD "a Ts a., 80 81 1is slslsH So.
ssn' from Pa NV 20 Pz-'s NJ MI ~ NJ
sIr-JsaS, Cours gta~lb--s For r-1sar,
WIS Il Niehss Farsa rmna ? A-y-- kisn
gInfa fser.trns Martha Sirnso palHns
Iaste- Thomass Williams Fredsri-s 5 Ogden
t.-.9 ,SpriSE ns..d Tsmm.r sh-,h,r
ira rem .CSntss,ed nj. cailsi - 81 - 4 v
'ty Court sgecisl Tern Court ag-1s A.
-. ~ =. ~ =, =; - - =: =: - - =, - &:
ixs 40 ~ ~ .is. ~. 10 Isl e., ~ -
a. - ~. ~ ~. 49, - 81. ~ 80,
- - ~ - - Faulty rAs~ 40 - Part
~ short rass- ra'sndAr cali~d - 20 4 n
gasss -en' from Par on . PsTfs 70 : Vt
VT aEd VIII
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SCHWAB TO FINANCE AN AERO
WIN ~ ENGINE or ZOO or
BOO HORSE-POWER.
Itr>t saw = Piano on SATURDAY and Nsked
Why One Didn't Leave Earth le-ter-
day when Told o. was for I.ack or
Power lie uttered To Back Inv eutorS.

Charles VI Schwah came forward with
pr1po-iiIDu Yesterday afternoon at
the Hemp-t -ai PLAINS aviation field
% advance. the .euo- - aeronau'lCs IA
thIS country NJ SChwab'- idea j. to
perfect al American machine that will
carry a eUp or 3D horse power engine,
and he offer, - finance an organiza'i ion
u American avIa'urs - undertake he
task - building such a msrhiu"
He discussed the plan with Israel T.ui.
10. a member 81 he field committee
and Tod ShrIver. whr - giving eNhIbI.
ton, 80 m" fell Both Mr. Ludlow and
Mr. Shrlv-r f.v.--i ne -Chems and
though = -ut rely feasible Of course
such a high powcr-! engine would not
be- adapt.-i Q, The present type - aero
plane since 70 would b. necessary -
- rem q hen IN" frame In p-up"r- ION with
he Increase Il bower
Shry"r - confident that a pract lcal
fnaCh.U" along this Inc can be buii' and
SAYS uuly lack u capital has kept inventors
from WORKING ovt plans He saws The
present. drawback ~ aviation i IN. lack
II suitable motor and thar America
has allowed France - take pr~r-,i~nC-
Iu TN, dirs"t lon II - the obisCt Of Mr.
SchWah 30 have 'hI- country take the
i-at .u WORKING ont perfaCt motor
ant excel the I'o hpr--- power Gnome
engine
Mr S"hwab ii ro' say - ~ha, .y.
tent h. would finance such a scheme
bat % j. pretty well a-sur-d that he would
1870 tho prpppsf'iou through Mr Lui-
low Sali Wilbur VII ght Clean u chr
'I-S sui other foremost American ar
men Wp4lt H. IuyHe-i 20 coousraf- m the
plane for me PROPOSED a-roplana
MT ~shvap saw an a~rppians for the
first time saturday afternoon when
NhrIv-r made f-S short flights for the
~ rsr'l lnm.nt = Prince rsai Hsun He
returned 20 the field yesterday after
noon and took notice ~ the tac' that
mach in- REFUSED 20 20 up He inquired
The reason and was told D. was because
= laos = power. Then Mr. Schwab
suggested he nigh powered en- gina
and made the proposition - aiding IN.
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WHISTLES <ON tRRF>TED.
Tie and Nroth-r 10, Threw SpItbaus IA
subway Gar

Waller b,nu-.-r - vs--s n.i n Ds
ninth avenue. and AdDipr >'auuw a.
YEAR oii = -: W.-' Forty-fo4r'n -'-.-..' q.
V-r. arrested al night % The .-.u'v-
So, 1nd street subway station They had
teen throwing spI'bail- and shooting
-lth-r lands % subway oar and -Dr..
pas-sn gers were Ybligsd % leave
In the night cuur- Btpm-i-r Va -..r'
- the Gerry -ro.-'y bv Mag - ~. k.r
uIChau and - h ANN wa incl e. Il-
money was brought la'-r ~ :. h4Irl =
yuuuRsr brother tmU r. Wl- ,-,.' ty
hi- fa'har he Pny Ferdinand -
SchInu. - H. - Do. ru.r SER - o I...'l..-tL
church
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Wv H,vEN'S mo EaRNI>Gs.
Operating Expenses and TaNes About
OUset Them.

$EV HAVEN Oct The annual
financial statement from President
Charles : MsIlen and rha tlr-r-p r~ %
The New Haven road - Tha -;oc kholierS
for the year @nied June ~ 1910. was
made public to-day According - the
president the total operating revenue
Tor the year IL the largest IN the hIs' Dry
Z the company. exceeding that - 1879
- 7V 90 s. or n - per cent
The operating expenses increased
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01
Farnsr.l Mlr Yonr oun PartIIIzar..

Do YOU know that home mixing Of fer.
tilizers has proved 70 be the most eco.
nomieal and satisfactory method al pic.
curing fertilizers 1t ID now generally
conceded By up-to-date agricnltuFists
that better results are obtained By buy.
ing the crude materials and mixing fer
tilzers adapted 70 the different crops
you raise, and the varying conditions Of
the soil found on the farm.
III sou viii send ns your name on 4
postal With request therefor, we viii
send you free, postpaid a number Of
formulas which were made up for as hy
the director OF the Vermont experiment
station, and which have been used hv
many Vermont farmers with excellent
success. We viii alao give full directions
fer mixing fertilizers adapted 10 at the
crops commonly raised on Vermont
farms When writing please mention
this paper. Address Carroll S. Paee.
Hyde Park, Vt.
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rsrArr "a AMANpA ] 800.


STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court,
District Of Washington. a. held ia Montpel-
Ter, Ia and for said District On the aist day Of
March. A. D. 1910,
James r futile Executor Of the last viii
and testament Of Amanda 8 Smith. late Of
Manchester In the County Of Marlborough and
state Of New Hampshire, deceased, makes ap
piBation 10 said LOnFt. with this consent and
Appreciation in writing Of this iegatees and de-
yisaes 0f said deceased residing ia the State Of
Vermont. for license 10 sell All or tho real cs-
tata 81 said deceased situated IN the City ~
Barre n said District, 70 wit Land and bulld-
ings situated AZ and known IS No Is Maple
avenne, representing that the sale thereof
would Be beneficial % the legatses and de-
yisess Of said deceased, and those Interested
10 her estate, IN ordsr % convert said real es-
tate into money
Wbereupon. Il IA ordered by said Ccprt that
said application be referred to 3 session there
81. v BE held at tho Probate 0fice N said
Montpelier. on the 18th day Of April A. D.
1910 Ter hearing and decision thereon, and IL
Is further ordered that All persens interested
be notified hereof BY publication Of notice Of
said application and order thereon three weeks
guccessively Ia the Barre Daily Times, news-
paper published &c the City Of Barre, IN this
State and which eircnlatee an she neiEhn0r-
hood nf thoaa III tereated before said tlme Of
hearing that thev may appear az said time
and piace. and. II they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court Attest,
FRANK }. MARTIN, Judge
sat Apr i-s-D
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WARNING FOR CITY MEETING

The legal voters 81 the city a Barre
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned
10 meet IN che city ball, city Of Barre
on Wednesday, April G. 1910, at 1880
o'clock p. M, 70 transact the following
business.
First. 10 elect moderator to pre-.
side at said meeting,
Seconds To see what salary The city
win paw the mayer, city clerk and city
treasurer for the services the ensuing
year
Third To sse what compensation the
city will give 10 tho aldermen, auditors
and assessors for their services The eusu.
ing year.
Fourth: To do any other proper bust
ness.
Dated at the city Of Barre, VT, this
2sd day Of March, A. n 1910.
James Match, Mayor
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rsTArr oF wALrnR 3. KrDDER.

ESTATE or WALTER p BIDDER
STA rE on VERMONT. Tbs Honorable
District N Washington. ss. PROBATE Court for
tie District 81 Warrington 10 40 persons IN
tcrestso Ia the estate Of walter II, kidder, late
81 City Of Barre, IN said District, deceased,
GrsntinRs
At a Probate Court holden st Montpelier,
within ana FOR said District On the 18th day ot
March, 1910 ~ instrument pufpcrEing 70 BE-
the last VIII and Testament o. Walter y. Kid
dsr, lass 81 City ~ Barre, 10 said District, de-
ceased. Mss presented 10 the Court aforesaid.
FOR PROBATE
And ii IA ordered BY said Court that the iith
day ct April A. p 1919 az the Probate 0Aice n
said Montpelier, be assigned fer proving said
Instrument. and that notice thefeof be given
70 All persons concerned. BY publishing this or
der three weeks srccessiYoiY 10 the Barre Daily
Times. d newspaper circulating Ia shat vicinity,
ia said District, previous 70 said time appoint
cd.
Therefore yau are hereby notified 70 appear
be fore said Court, st the time and place atore
said, and contest the probate Of said WILL yon
have cause
Given uudeF my hand ct Montpelier, IN said
District. this 24th day Of March. 1910.
FRANK }. MARTIN, Jndge
Fri Mar e. Apr rs
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POULTRY

rOR SALE Cyphers $50 egg Incubator and
hraoaer IA first class condition viii be sold
cheap Apply 20 George 4. Robertson, Thomas
street, OF telephone so4-A h@
EGGS FOR HATCHlNa-- White Wyan-
aofFea have laid hi winter SOC per setting
apply A. @ Park street lais'
EGGS FOR HATCETNa- Columbian wyan-
aoste eggs. only hoek IN Barre. Excellent lay
ars Hawkins q Kaeting strain. Eggs per set
ting 500 for %. guaranteed. Order At once
4. G, Moore, Phone H11 T. % Pearl street. ltif
FOR RALR-Hiah grade Barred Plymouth
Rocks stock and eggs fer sale. Eggs st0a per
setting A few settings from prize stock at
81 Every fowl lii this pen took one or more
prises during 1904 Fourteen awards on eight
entries ii Barre show last December. X. 6. Rob
inson. Barre. We sostf
FOR sALE-Blue Andalusians exclusively,
Get the best Ny stock are hrsd for layers and
the show room. Pgisa-winnmg stock, laying
the whole yasr round. Excelled by none fsn
headad by cock scoring 81 Not hen in pea
scoring less than n up q =. Double mathis.
Per setting IS for sL00 Walter beiiyiiIe
Gfaniteyille VI Phone SILL 2atf
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DESTROYS Of Curing the Drink
Habit

We are honestly DESTROYS Of curing all
who are addicted To drink, and Il you
are Interested IN anyone needing 0rrine,
we invite you TO write It's. Our CORE
sponaence Is confidential and our replies
are sent in plain sealed envelope Or.
rine No. ] IS the secret treatment and
No 2 for those who wish the voluntary
treatment. 81 per box The OFrine %,
Washington, p, Q. The leading druggists
endorse 0mine. Sold hY Burt RI Wells,
100 North Main street, Barre, w.
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N0tiee q owners D. Keeners.

All dogs within the city one month old
and over on the first day Of April must
be licensed on Or before April Il in ae-
eordance with the provisions Of chapter
237 Of the public statutes of Vermont
and section q chapter 43, OF the ord-
nances Of the city Of Barre.
Fees, If licensed BY April |, 1910, are
as follows: Females, 5000; males and
spayed females, $780,
Fees il licensed after April | and be-
fore May l5, 1910, are Is follows, Fe-
males $500; males and spayed females,
$500.
After May Is. 1910, all unlicensed dogs
viii be shot and the owners subject to
fine Of $1,000
James Mackav, City Clerk.
City Clerks Office, March rs, 1910.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

wHEELwRIGHT WANTED widow sesls
heF cottage, . rooms and bath, outbniiaings
garden. yard for poultry and bees, factory
4ax g5 waterpowhrs Desirable location for
,ghpelsvfinht trade small manufacturing plant
of country home l.2 mile 20 r. X. and T. o.
s16o0 Easy terms, Mrs. II. d Davis, South
Newbury. VT s05t4
RTrgINESg FOR SALE or would exchange
for small farm nsaf BARRE. 100000 stock of
General merchandise and fixtures near Barre.
Doing 4 Sg4 06O.00 business per year in one 81
tie best locations IN the state. Clean st0ck3
rent low Death ia family reason for selling.
In3uire Of the D. Perry Ksal Estate Agency.
Barre. Vt OIL
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worse Than BnlletS

Bullets have often caused less suffer
inc to soldiers than the eczema u M
Hartman. Burlington, Me-, gel n the
army and suffered with forty years. "But
Buckeus Arnica Salve cured me when
All else failed" he writes. Greatest
healer for sores, ulcers. boils, burns, cuts,
wounds, bruises and piles. 25c at the
Red Cross Pharmacy,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01
EAST BARRE.

Old and vounk folks dance. opera
house hail. Friday evening, April L
Gilbertsons orchestra and prompter.
Dancing from S until 2. Hot coffee
served 70 AT bringing lunch Electric
fiqhts on al roads 10 town ana TIE
moon win see YOU home, Admission,
rs cents Ladies free
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01

we. ire undersigned, do hereby agree
"a refund the money on 50scent bottle
81 Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar il
Il fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 8 z5.cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Red Cross Pharmacy, 7. a. Drown.
ID. ii. Kendriek & Co., D. 4 Davis,
George d. Edison. y ID Macarthur.
III II. Miles B Co. McAlhster Bros,
b. g. Howard. J. A. Cumming,
4 ". parmentAr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01
F0R SALE AT MORRISON FARM

One bay mare for sale; weighs about 100
GOOD road mare and family horse
Also six young heifers. an bred from pure
bred HOistein sire.
eggs for Matching from Booth strain Haired
Plymouth Rocks
4 few young pigs for sale,
INQUIRE at Morrison farm. 1911
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

Tmp TIaRs vii pentish Wants Loat and
Rcnna. Fer Sale. TO Let. etes--shoFt aavertlee
Enenss-aE the rate or four iiaas for twenty-five
cants fer the aFss inssrfion ana avs cepM foi
each subsequent ipeeEtten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01
TUESDAY, April s, at lP.M Sharp

Following personal property, nine cows
one calf rs hens, tons hay, ! express
wagon, milk wagon sleigh, pair work
harness. express harness. two sets driving
harness. heavy traverse logging sled, light
traverse logging sled. heavy two horse
lumber wagon, pung sleigh, spring tooth
harrow eultivator two plows, sealding
tub, caidron kettle, dairy tools consist
ing Of milk cans ehurn and butter
worker, and some small tools. sale
positive. Terms made known at sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-01
STORE HOUSE.

F5psto-date accommodations for storing
mostanything, carriages and sleighs specially
IA dngt 81 dirt and very little danger from
fsfa although I can insure property stored by
me az a very cheap rate il desired Prices
Ffeht Can on Of address, George = MeHzr-
land. s6t South Main street Telephone eau.
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