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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
JEFF AND JOHNSON
OCCUPY THE STAGE
Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars to Be
Wagered on the Coming Fight
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY


Johnson
calcium
to while these
giants OF the hc preparing for the greatest night that
the oueensberry
why it stirring h the civilized
long n even ~ to nnInn ont agO mee Of " @ twa ny @ Tbe
@ maze @ & e % % 0ok % SUSPICION @ on b @ m n thew have awe @ named the
battle ground and surely looks like business through and through
of the United States making their plans be at the ring
attraction could possibly ence
prize sporting
aghf Tina That bet Of
@ Red here 5 bo6 % n @ ad e Dsa the an hs
these Of Jenies lesitmate
@ New
VAST FORTUNE WILL CHANGE HANDS
PgG sentiment m sGns to make T choice Sa bnso Sn
Dixon or Peter Jackson All the sports regard
these They won't mention ohnsons in the
Hundreds of thousands of dollars perhaps
the the battle From indications looks though
close @ on to ha million dollars VIII be wage gh mere h Ia san & @ b
M course % b s @ s one the ] = b g @ he tnd To make n the u SS
betting spot But at that the large cities Rockies
Special carrying way sports
be pulling ling @ nto the Oakland % mole from part o the @ country count w
prominent to
Other hght will special
making the trip only the fight but the
Frank Smith the Spokane giant is already making
to bring % 91e of 5 his % M fellow tOTns@e % % TO the the It
Tex Richards At first the Nevada only
@ laughed at smith TN T but ne % nns GPed @ ane cGnsrea @ @ and
JEFFRES STARTS TRAINING SOON
from Sydney tell US that Hugh eptOs the man
from Re 1d Of e RsaTOo This W a9sG aps
@ & eTs great m norton an Strikes of b g0 hass BESIDES s T
will he the rights the pictures his
Jes will his training Rowardennn the Santa
% @ on @ n @ AR ib e aea
ing faEote pastm hunting should
Exercise It's the ear to nature stuff that Jeae TiVes on and he would
possibly while preparing
& 3 ct az 55s ns6,s @ sP s ssSas4 ss
Irish the
the handba hours
for any man pre- preparing m for severe physical test IT.
tent in the Santa Cruz He will show the champ that
climbing
A
The Jenes 6aek? will be
when the big fellow first ntmad that he
going
putting
Who or The only test is the
the fancy training stunts n the world @ at sparrns pan a 40 a
whether no way
lighters
@ nS @ @ ss S M B m s
M @ those training HGn @ qs ood 5d 0e m a b Sfh @
And in the meantime what about Johnson % The chances are that he will
Of his ts % % path @ a SIX months ON e @ the 5
70 hear the e non and be gIasses % epb IF e @ an % f M M % loves
try hide
his g either Like most the his race he takes delight
JOHNSON AN EASY
s i0en @ mas 5 mao a % @ s I shs Would a the has @
thought Jenr with fighters
beating fighters hailed as
since
knew rherefore is
@ a % % 10 e R on ns % pra % Ga%pa % m from e recent @ per,
Bu the R ~u on an his head a has
lay figures vast army 9th others
Certainly @ has this edse ss oa It's sFs1 nEs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
The D, A, Perry Real Estate Agency
Asks You to Look over These
PrOpasiil0nsi

No i0s You ought to ses thisi i00 acres. IS
acres tillagv balance pas turnge and woodland
Land Is level heiug all machine moving, Free
from stones and lodges wood and timber for
g forty hsad 81 cattle and team Cuts seventy
tons of hay. Two barns and horse barn with
easements, All harus eaphoaFded and paint
ed zoe ton silo StFictiy modern room house
furnace heat and hath slated roof built bniy
three years ago. Running water 40 house and
harhA One and ane-halt miles from south
Hoyai1on. on line 81 g v i. X. Mtik taken at
door gaauAQ0 worth q milk sold OIL this farm
Within tie past three years. Telephone and en-
D. n ~ route. Price S7u99e0 including tools.
terms 7Itf
No. io4 good proposltionl $50 sores. So
acres a tiliAga land ies acres pasturags and
s. acres u woodland. Timber land nearly lev
81. ttiiaRe alt machine moving and free from
stones 1860 sugar trees Good apple orchard,
d. 900 feet Of soft timber Cuts 40 toas y hay
barna with placements. Good atlo Good II
com house painted light green. Running
water at house ana barns. laste miles frpta
3nnbridFe, W. 1hFee-fcufth se freW school
nilies 10 CREAMERY and miil s,~iephOne and
Z. =, u. Stock and tools can ~ Purchased at
ons hslf cash. 7iff
No tis. a bic investment aa-room hense IN
fne location and neehboThqod two bath
rooms; two nay windows four piazzas. City
water Electric lights and eaA two furnaces
weighted windows Blinds Oh three sides hard
wood floors ID kitchen and bath rooms; sewer
connections fFaua barn. " > 81; large lot, AZ
1870; apple and shade trees, two minutes III
eleeETies, ten minutes 20 center 81 town. This
property e vel rented, with q mpntnlF rental
pi Rf2oV. t. insured for ssGegul and raH BE pur-
chased az the low price uf $500 100000 cash
balance time. = iirsf-eiass investment Of good
hoine for purchaser and q good income from tie
talance property I'd iine condition. 1ttf
No. la7. Pricr reduced nearly $1,000 90; forty
acres would make nice fruit poultry or truck
farms only one end enc hall miles freiH Barre
Citys ono half mile u seha0l 90 main tnad /;
twenty aeres fillaEe, twenty acres woodland
ard pssturaEf no stone ali machine moving
Cuts fifteen 10 twenty tnns hay Buildings new
four yesfs ago, Basement barn, 90 81 clap4
boarded and painted ninesr0ayn house, mostly
hardwood finish Porch, running water ~ house
ard barns neaF the best market ia the state
Price now 0nly s2s05 % MIST be sold within
tAd next SIXTY days lift
We also have some good vacant lots for sale
cheap enc with cellar nearly completed. AL
GLASSES II property handiea At private sale b
public auction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
EASTERN STAR ENDS
18Th CONVENTION
Arthur G, spauidiug Of Ludlow Was
Elected Grand Patron and Officers
Were Installed Last Even

Burlington. June l0 The ssth am
nuai session Of the Grand chapter Of
Vermont, Order 81 he Eastern STAR
closed last night. The morning session
was legislative Officers were elected
IA TIE afternoon and installed il the
evening The offices follow; Grand pat
ron Arthur G. ~p8ulding Of Ludlow
grand matron. Mrs III y. stiilson Ct
Bennington, associate grand patron
George H. Leland Of Springfield; Assoc
saAa e aaAzaA lssA4Hau Mrs Elm f Masks
III 81. 9ohnsbuf1 grand seeretary, II.
Ii stiilson ct Bennington; grand treas
urer. Mrs Eta Il Fraser 81 Windsor
grand eondueisass Mrs Dana n Coy Of
Windsor; associate grand eoudurtrees,
Mrs Gertrude T Buell. Of South STRAIT
ford grand warden, Mrs. Abble f. Stone
df Barre.
The appointment officers are grand lee.
turer. Mrs. Ruby e Hawiey of Rieh-
ford committee on foreign correspond
enee, Mrs FliAa Durham d Barre grand
marshal. Mrs L8um II Cole uf Benning
ton; grand adHh. Alrs. Hattie Jones of
Richmond; grand eleeta, Mrs e r. St0a
lafd, Cfaftabary: grand esther Mrs,
Florence Pienoe 81 Barton grand inartha
Mrs Josie 4. Pierce a .I04nsans grand
eleea Mrs F. r. staddard 81 shelbaarne;
grand 0Fgnist, Miss Edith A. Brown If
Ludlow; grand sentinel III e. Eaton ST
Arlingtons grand chaplain. Mrs Ahbic
Randall 81 Wells River The district
deputies grand patron and grand matron
are as follows
No. /. VI. +. Fafuham Of Poultney
and Mrs. Grace Richmond 81 Rutland.
No. q Charles Howard ~ Bellows
Faas and Airs. Grace Richardson 81
Townsend
NJ. 3 Charles W Brown of White
River Junction and Mrs Nestie Sargent
af South RoyaltoH
No. 4. d, Fl Mason of Montpelier and
Mrs Lucinda Cleveland Of Randolph
No 5 Arthur kang af St JohnsbnfY
and Mrs Annie Dole Of Danville
M. q. Ell III shown 81 johnson and
Mrs. A. Il. Campbell of MorTisyille.
No. I u. M. Baldwin of Rafton and
Mrs. Ada d. Hill 81 Newport
No. s, Frank q Bgwood " WinoosiSi
ami Mrs. Carrie sturteYant 81 East Fair.
field,
No. 9. O. ri Collins 81 shoreham and
Mrs. sefaplia sneeden 0f Bristol.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10

Mrs AUGueTE NEsPERaIANNs DE For
est, Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans. La" For years ! suf-
fered from severe female troubles.
Finally / was confined TO my bed and
The doctor said an operation was neees-
sary. 1 gave Lydia u. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound q trial first, and
was saved from an operation" - Mrs.
LILY PEYRoUx. iii Kerlerec Sc, New
Orleans La.
Thirty years Of unparalleled success
confirms the power Of Lydia u. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to cure
female diseases The great volume Of
unsolicited testimony constantly pour
ing 10 proves c0ncluslyely that Lydia
e pinkhamS Vegetable Compound ID
q remarkable remedy for those dis
tresslng feminine ills from which so
many women suffer.
Ifyou want special advice about
your case write to Mrs. PinlZham,
at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is
free, and always helpful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
rowN REPUREeAN cAucus

The Republican voters 81 the town Of
Barre nre hereby notified 10 meet AZ The
East Barre opera house han on Tuesday
evening june IA, 1910, AZ 1880 O'clock,
for the purpose Of eleetine four l4) dele
gates and four Cal alternate delegates to
attend the second district Republican
convention 20 be held at Montpelier,
Vermont on Wednesday. the goth day Of
june, at 2 o'clock p M, to nominate &
candidate for representative 60 Con.
gress; also 60 elect four t4l delegates
and four l4l alternate delegates 10 at.
tend Che state Republican convention. to
b held 1t Montpelier, Thursday. june
80, 1910, at 3 o'clock a. M, to nominate
candidates for governor and all other
state officers. and 10 elect state com
mittee. To elect town committee to
serve two years. 10 do any other proper
business
Per order Of the town committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
oRANaE eoUNTY eouRr oPENs.

Docket Contains no Causes-Bar Assoti-
alton Elected ]. X Darling President
Chelsea, June l0.- Orange county court
convened 1t 10 o'clock Tuesday morning,
June I, with Hon, yea s. stanton 81 Ros-
bury presiding Rev Fred Daniels OIL
| fered prayer after which the opening
proclamation was made by Sheriff Il. Il.
| baldwin of Wells River The forenoon
session was taken np with the call at Che
trial calendars and general docket the
/ latter containing ITO causes, divided as
follows Civil Jaw, 55g divorce. Isl
terminal, IL; ehaneery, Il. The Jury
trial calendar contains sixteen causes, AS
follows RepIevin, ] sEander. / appeal
from probate. ! tresp8ss, 2; troyer 2;
case assumpsit,
All the opening Of the afternoon the
Grand Jurors were called. aud an the
Jurors summoned responded and being
lahiy instructed by TIE court aa To their
duties retired Ia their room t0 take TIP
their work, having appointed Cry At
Clomgh of Braintfee foreman The petit
Jurors were then called and thifty-one
| out of bic thirty sanF answered the sums
mons, the other three having been ex.
eesad
Tine first case On the trial calendar
the Woodsyille Guaranty Savings bank
IS Albert =. Rogers at al,, being ready
81 jury was empaneled aud the tfial com
nleneed. IRE attorneys IN the case are
O. ~. smith Of Wells River e II Hos
ford and q s. Wright Ell Weodsville
=. H., Tor plaintiff and r NJ Harvey of
montpelier p A. C0nant and & s Will
liams Of Bradford Tor Tie defendant
Deputy Sheriffs ,. n Adams IF Chel
sen and P Bancroft 81 Fairlee ara the
court officers. Who are assisting Sheriff
Baldwin, and Deputy Sheriff VIII 81
Werthley Of Washington has charge Of
The grand jury ana s assisted b. Deputy
Sheriff Henfy g. White 81 Tepabam
the following attorneys were present
1T The opening # court n 81 Baydea.
Ai. If Wilson and John e. Sherburne Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10

Randolph, David S. Conans and Frank D.
Williams of Bradfordi +. W. Smith Of
Wells River, Fred s. Wright and q H.
Hosfofd of W0odsyilie, NJ Hi. r. IT.
Harvey Of Montpelier, M M Gordon, Fl
R Davis. a A. Sargent and j Ward
Carver Of Barre Cityi J. Il. Darling, 9.
l. Stow s & Wilson and VI. Fl. Sprague
of Chelsea.
Tuesday evening the annual meeting
of the Orange County Bar association
was held IL the court room, and the fol-
lowing officers were eleoteds President,
III Il Darling; vice president, NJ Il Boy
den; secretary and treasurer Hale X,
Darling, executive committee, Il. Stow
and John G. Sherburnei committee on
Jurisprudence and law reform, u W.
Smith; committee On legal history and
biography, W. H Spraguei committee on
rules, II w Smith, NJ n. Wilson and ].
H Darling. Following the election Of
officers, President Darling read an inter
estine and instructive paper. suggesting
changes in tho constitution and court
rules, which would tend to expedite the
trial Of causes Brief addresses were
made BY Judge Stanton n. l.. Boyden
and r. Nj Harvey. after which the meet
ing adjourned Ihore was a fun attend
anee Of attorneys, officers Of the court
and Jurors and the meeting was one If
the most pleasant and successful in the
history Of the association
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
About the State

William A. Mills lost plain gold
band ring N q haymow IN Fowler ten
years ago, and last week lt was found biz
his father. lt was as bright as when
lost
While shopping Saturday evening in
a ST. Johnsbpfg store Mrs, Bessie Hin.
man slipped On newly oiled floor and
foil, breaking d bone and the tendons
N one foot.
The Rev Mr.. Mink Of Hartford, Conn.
who recently received q call to Che pas
torate 81 the Congregational churches of
Grand Ieie and South Hero, began his
new duties sunday
The Seattle Post-Intelligencc any
nonuces the election Of Prof o 3 John.
son az emeritus professor 81 zoology for
tho university Of Washington. Professor
johnson was Willistou boy.
Edward payson Weston. the well.
known pedestrian. viii De az the Rutland
county fair next fall, probably two days,
re win lecture each sav On bis method
Of training and various points about
walking as & healthy exercise.
Confessing part II several minor
hurgiaries. John Stein Of Rutland. the
ll.ymf.old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stein OF Rutland. Is under bail 81 $500
for later appearance The goods which
the Youthful burglar IS charged with
taking include tobacco, cookies. base
bah mitt and clock.
Ffnnk Monteith Of Hiilwest met with
serious accident Saturday, while att
tempting to secure a nest Of young
crows He fell from tree, a distance
Of 80 feet. 20 the ground, dislocating
one ankle and being seriously injured
otherwise lie was found TO be ID such
condition That he was Immediately
taken TO the hospital IN Burlington
d. 3. Leslie Of Whaeoek had IN ex-
citing experience last week white fish
ing II FAN Brook near PiperYille when
large hawk OF eagle fercsly attacked
him. Having nothing to defend himself
with, he tried to beat the bird away
with biz hands but was finally obliged
to crawl under the thick bushes, where
his asaailant was unable To reach him.
A business committee has been APP
pointed in the Union church % Proctor
10 carry on the work Of building d
parish house. Work in The interest Of
Protestant Hunearans win be carried Oh
III Proctor this summer, an Hungarian
student from the Rochester Theological
seminary spending the season there snd
conducting services weekly il the church
in the native tongue.
Ton thousand dollars work Of pine
has been purchased for the new water
works b Hyde Park The survey Of the
land has been completed. and tile dis
tance from the springs to The reservoir
was found 70 BE pa miles, ard the ais.
lance from the reservoir to the village,
Of g mile The new reser-
voir viii have capacity 81 100000
gallons and IS to Be l6 feet deep.
Mrs. Laicius Gilhlian narrowly escaped
a very serious accident last Friday.
The furnace fire was smoking and she
attempted 10 eRIyen Il with kerosene,
aaaan he flames burst ont 4 the fur.
mace aaaH, singing hea dress ard hair
ar hHsas hsg sess afs8 uf f98a6 g0ite'
badly although size was ten feet from
the Furnaces She WAS alone II Che
house sHd put out Gle fire II tie cellar
and bandaea her own burns before call
ing her husband and a physician.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
AUSTRIA FIeHIINa STANDARD


Vienna. Tune 10. The Austrian minis.
tries oi finance. commerce and railways
have decided upon joint administrative
measures for the protection Of the rome
petroleum industry against the fofmid-
abla inroads being made by the Vacuum
Oh company. the Austrian branch 81
the Standard OH company The plan
il 10 take advantage Of every technical
ity of The mining laws ii order To ham.
per the Vacuum people, who viii BE-
compelled also 70 the stFietast ohserv.
anee 81 their charter. especially the pro.
vision limiting lie output ol their re-
fneries IRE quantity specified II Tie
charter II being constantly exceeded hy
the company II Is asserted tt tie event
that these steps a. not Suffice 10 ae.
e0mplish the purpose sought the AUS
tTian and Hungarian pariamentH will
Ia asked fo iegislate to tie detyiment
of the American interests
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
FOR SALE
Ii the F. 3. Cate Raal Estate Agency

on fremont sgtees. 3 house with aIl modern
Improvements contains nine rooms and IS cit
natea on rs extra large lot We offer = good
trade On this e9d
4 fwo tenement houae with an additional
house rents easily for sia per month which
rays e per cent cross on amount necessary to
hay house and eKtfaloh fatf
Also ona large tot on Circle Street ID BE- sold
st q sacrifice taff
We have i small grocery and fruit store To-
Gated il g i've town on the Central Vermont
railroad only 4 small capital needed and il 81
ge0d opportunity q sTnail business eatf
See YOU wish % puy. sell at rent real es-
tate procure Or dispose q . business, 6atf
we care for property and collect tenta. e9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
BOYS can MAKE Money

picking UP bones aHd sending them 70
u.s. We pay S. cents per hundred for
almost anything il tie Bone lines if dry.
For clean dry, boiled butchers or house
bones We pay as high as &c cents per
hundred At these prices We pay the
freight from nearly al stations On ship
ments Of POO pounds OF more. Strip ii
barrels o. cheap sacks
Carroll S. Page Hyde Park. Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
FOUR KILLED BY TRAIN.
Locomotive Hits Coach Returning from
Funeral In HaverstTaw, N. ".

Haverstraw, n. VI. June 10. -Four
people were killed and one seriously JILL
Jursd here yesterday when I5conos
tiove struck coach returning from q
funeral
The aceitlena occurred at the West
Shore railroad crossing On West Side
avenue yesterday afternoon The Ioeo-
motive. ii charge 81 engineer johnson,
struck the vehicle squafely, killing the
two horses and sffewlnq The occupants
and pieces of the wreck along the tracks
for distance 81 leo fest. Witnesses
differ as 10 whether tie gates which
guarded the crossing we're drawn After
tile accident 1t was found THAT the gate
ion one side Of the track was broken
an the inside, indicating that t has
been struck III the team o. IN piece
Ri flying debris Engineer johnson ard
several witnesses were held pending an
Investigation by Coroner Butcher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
REsI AM HEAIIA Il MnTHER Am nHIIn.

NfRs MISSIONS SOOTHING SyRur has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHII.E
TEETHfNCs. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ii
S0DrHEs the Child s0ETENs tire g uNS
AII.AYa All PAIN CURES WIND collie. ard
Is the best remedy far p1AKRH1sA II is ab
aahaleiv harmless ue snre and ask tor Mrs
Winsiog's Soothing syrup ard take 10 othef
Kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
Try This For
Catarrh
Gat i Hyomei pronounced high .. mel

Get D Hyomei pronounced High.ome1
outfit to-day
Pour few drops from the bottle into
the inhaler Chat comes with each outfit
and breathe Il IN 4 Or 5 times q day.
Immediately you viii know that Hyo.
mel sootbes and heals tie infiamed and
iTitated membrane
But HYanei does more than seothe and
heal; Il Kills the germs. those perseyer-
ting prsis Chat are at the root Of AL
catarrhal conditions.
Last year suffered terribly with ea.
tarrh used one bottle Of Hyomei and
my eatafrh was hettef.T Miss Helen
McNair, L0yalt0n, Cai.
A complete HyOmei outfit including
bottle Of Hyomei & hard rubber pocket
inhaler and simple directions for use.
costs only $500 II you now own &
Hyomci inhaler sou can get an extra
bottle of Hyomei for only so cents at
druggists everywhere and at the Red
Cross Pharmacy
Guaranteed to cure eatarrh. Group
asthma and sore throat. 81 money back
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
Kept the King At Home.

For tile past year we have kept the
king of All laxatiYes Dr Kings New
Life Pillsin our home, and they have
proved blessing t. all ouf family
writes Paul Mathnlka of Buffalo. N. II.
Easy. but SIRE remedy for AT stomach.
liver and kidney troubles Only Csc at
the Bed Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. PinkhaIll's
Vegetable Compound

DE Forest Wis.,
AFTER an opera
ton four years ago
i had pains down
ward ia both sides,
hackache, and q
weakness. The doc
tor wanted me to
have another opera
ton. | took Lydia y.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound and
i am entirely cured
Of nv troubles -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
Auction Sale
Real Estate
in
PIainfield, Vermont
/ viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, on
Saturday. june II. l9l0

At Two O'clock in the Afternoon
on the premises now occupied BY Fred
Colby and situated on the river road
leading from Plainfeld 10 Perkinsville
and adjoining the old Plainfed springs
property, consisting Of IS acres Of land,
divided into tillage, pastmage and wood.
land; good story and one-half house.
This Is good proposition for anyone
wanting good lowprieed farm. Quite
a quantity 81 wood and timber; place
viii carry three OF four COWS ana team
Neyer-failing wHter Tine chance for q
chicken farm DO not miss this opp0r.
tunity, as the property will Be sold with
out reserve and By order Of court. Terms
at time Of sale.
W. ], cLAPP, Trustee.
G. II. SMITH, Auetioneer, with the b.
A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre. st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
CONFER oN RAILROAp BILL.
Aldrich, EIlgins ard Mann Talk Over
praEfalnns u Measure.

Washington, June 10. The first form.
al conference Oh tho railroad bil BEL
gan at ii o'clock yesterday and was
adjourned at l.a0 p n II was ATTENDED,
by Senators Aldfich and Elkins ana
Representative Mann of Illinois Repre-
sentative Wander Of Pennsylvania was
unable to bn present
1t Is understood THAT the Democratic
members will not be called in until tile
Republicans tentatively have reached an
agreement The discussion was confined
to the commerce court features. An.
other meeting viii Be held later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS FOR SALE 81 would exchange
fdg small farm uear HaFHs. S50Q0.Qo stock o.
general merchandise and fixtures near HafFe
Doing Sza,tauAa ussness per year IN enc q
the best ieratians Ia the state Clean stock
rent low Death ia family reason for selling,
Inquire II the y a EeFrY hea Estate agency,
Barre. VT atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-10
WANTED

WANTED s. A secondhand are-preof safe.
Must he at least SO by 20 liz IT, imsida meas
uFemenb Address Box 500. Barre e t8s
GRANITE MANUFACTURERS s. Do yen have
any good yanduM WefkP ffEas send me Sketches
and rock bottom prices. i can dispose of that
work Tot sou. ). o. Bliodeaa. Is summer
street. 73lg
WAN1ED--A horse to work through hsying
on smati fam Tor Keeping OF would hire ane
Z. G Baldwin, Plainheld, Vi 71tss