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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
On our Bargain Counter
for Ten Days
The d. A Perry Real Estate Agency
have some new special BARGAINS


No. lid For sale leo acres nicely divided fol
/ farming wood and lumber enough for farm
apple and sugar orchards. SOME nice river
bottom land. VIII keep twenty head 81 stock
and team. nts forty toms az bay. There are
/ three good barns; large house With hot and cold
water running water At house and barn. una.
half mile To school, three miles o. good rail-
road town; II p and telephone. Ten COWS,
heavy work team and al tools. For only $500
sl0e9 cash secures It. A bargain satf
No. i2l Ynn ought To see this one Seventy.
five acres Is tiilage, balance pasture and wood
land land laya ieyeii machine moving, sugar
orchard and fine fruit orchard, Keep ten COWS
and teafn. Wood and lumber for farm. New
basement barn, 32xs4, claphoaraed and painted
Good ten.foom house, Running water at house
ana barn One-half mile % school, three miles
70 station, creamery and all business places
Hay and crops, al for sis00. tine half cash sgtf
No l2l. Tifteen-acre chicken farm; acres
tllaEe balance pasture and woodland land lies
we'll Some fruit. viii keep two COWS and a
horse. Good basement barn 20 4 4D good one
and one half story house containing seven
rooms Running water At house and barn, One
fourth mile e. school, four miles to station six
miles 70 Barre city Low tax rate. Only 1900.
One half cash secures ii. Has lust been placed
on the bargain counter s3tf
No, i22. For sale or exchange for 4 farm six
room house, barn and extra lot well located IN
Harre city. If you have a small farm YOU wish
70 exchange FOR city property, We can match
you with ths' eatf
him to another state, and viii saerifica On this
beautiful house, New seven room cottage with
hath, furnace heat, electric lights hardwood
finish, hot and cold water, nice Cemented cellar
weighted windows Only one minute ia electric
car line and ten minutes 10 center of city De-
cupled BY owner and must be sold. Let us show
yen the property just listed. sgtf
No. 1874 brand new enc. Two acres Of Iapd
good house and barn. Fifteen minutes walk f8
heart Of city. Listed today, Let us SHOW YOU
what d bargain tt Is. COST
No ld6. just IN the suburbs. A beauty. six
room cottage finished Ia hard wood on good
street, and two nice, large lots House has only
been built short time and owner Il going ia
buy farm and has made as an awfnlly low
price on it. It will surprise you when Won
near It. 90tf
Ne, f2e. Owner lives In New York and wishes
us to sell this nice sixsroam cottage on one Of
Barnes best streets. II Is well rented and orr
price j. So low that you can buy It for An IN
vestment, or 1t will make . nice home for some
one. Price only sis09. Liberal terms. sotf
We have listed over one hundred farms, all
prices and sizes. many desirable business prop
usltiuns. town properly in all the neighhoring
towns, and can sell your property a public auc-
ton or prtvste sale We have an aaurigneer
who can sell anything you wish e dispose Of at
public auction. eusf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
a FrirhtfuI Wreck

lot train, automobile OF buggy may cause
cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains or
wounds that demand BneSlens Arnca
salye earth's greatest healer Quick
relief and prompt cure result For burns,
boils, sores Of all kinds, eczema, chapped
hands and lips, sore eyes or corns, It's
supreme surest pile cure Zoe at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
waII aunpIiian.

An inveterate wit and punster asked
the captain Of craft loaded with
boards how he managed to ret dinner
on the passage why replied the
skipper. we always cook aboard
Cook board, do your reIoiaed the
wag. Then / see you have been well
provided With provisions this trip, at
all events s-London 1ftBits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
Notice.

The Barre and Montpelier Street Rail
way company has made arrangements
for the A. @. i. picnic party to cross
my premises to Caledonia park July 2
1910, and for this day only All persons
crossing after the sad dag viii be pros
eeuted 70 the full extent Of the law, un-
til further notice, George Benjamin.
July ]. lnl0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

Walter Dow Of sbelbusne Falls. Mas,
aged Is years, was killed July 2 at
Somerset. when be fell through tie
hosting platform Of an old dam. a din.
tance of tIfteen feet. striking on his head
On the dry log hoer Of the ilnms below.
His neck was broken, his shoulder
crushed and wound made on the aide
Of bis head. which would probably proved
fatal itself He had been taken. with
two companions, 70 Kicker pond for an
cutting and while the rest Of the party
we're busy at the camp be started out
on an exploring and fishing trip When
he did rot return, search was commenced,
which continued all night, bis body be.
ing found the next morning. Death must
have been instantaneous. The hosting
platform, through which the boy fell
was too rotten 70 hold bis weight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

TIE IIMRs viii publish Wanta. Lost anA
found. For Sale. 10 let eto.~-Kb0ft advertihe
manls-as the rate Of four lines fof tweasFsAFs
cents for the nFMf insertion anu nga csnEa to-
each aubsaquant lnneftion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

All parties ewing money 10 s. D. Seecl
s company, tile clothiers. viii please call
and settle same at once, in the Arcade
block, corner Of Main and Pearl streets,
next door to Dreamland theatre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST - Saturday, q silver watch, between
Maple avenue and Merchant street w. simp.
SON 30 Maple avenue, 9etts
LOST small huneh Of keys. between Currier
park and City hall. Finder please return 10
b. W. Hooker. 97ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOX eALE--A new house. just completed
on large lot IN the residential portion II the
city on Nelson street. Finished IN bard wood
With birch fools. Steam hsat. set luhs, all the
modern improvements. II. G Patterson. J. A.
Fields 9ltf
FARM FOR SALE-eO0. acre farm. two apple
orchards, s. acres woodland Coed house. two
good barns, water IN house and barns. Will
sell With Or without si0ek and tools. Farm u
located % road from Willi4mstown % North.
field. Ia tho town Of NofEhheld. schooihonse
90 farm. Apply George jerry on farm. 90
FOR sALE OR KENT = slx-room cottage
house With al modern Improvements. Al
hardwood floors ana finish. Been built about
six months Lot 20 K 80 fe0t Owner must sell
at once, as BE Il going 70 leave iowa. Inquire
Of " r. day 90 Orange street. e0ti
FOR sAIE-A bout "A acres OF land IN HARE
Town, Rounded on Two sides by city line.
409V strawberry plants SET this spring. + NJ
TfaW. 6isf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
POULTRY
STORE HOUSE.

80 =
IN. to-date accommodations Tor sturEn9
most any thing, carriages and sIeighs specially
lire. although / can insure property stored BY
me he 4 very cheap rate IT desired Prices
right. Call on at address. George H. McEar.
Ss-4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
About the State

r. Il Eddy, for the past two years
principal Of Beeman academy al New
Haven, has been engaged as principal
Of the high school a. l1ssey junction,
Mr. Eddy Is a graduate Of Middlebnry
college.
The American Wooden Co., 10 install.
Ing machinery in It's Wjnoosh river
mills 100 looms having bfen taken from
the eoinpany's burlington mills and
placed III tie former plant New loom8
are now being installed ii the Bnrling.
ton mills 70 replace those which have
been removed.
The Bellows Falls board Of trade IL
making efforts TO secure q new indus
try, the lnter.Ocean Shirt Co., Of Ian.
coin, Neb., which, Il Il said, win locate
in the East this fall The company now
employs 1875 women and girls, and II
it comes to Bellows Falls promises q
start with about that number The fac.
tory al Bellows Falls would be the on
3 onei not a branch,
A freak IN the squirrel line was found
recently by Grin Hills Of Middlesex. Il
Was the size Of common red squirrel
but Of different hue. There Was a
stripe Of white down the back ard on
both sides, with stripes Of red between.
The tail was all white but the tip which
was red. The squirrel Is on exhibition
h the drug store of Mr., McGrath IN
Montpelier
No operation has been performed
upon Eugene Blair Of Rutland, whose
spine was broken. June Is, but he =
tin alive and feeling better and takes
considerable nounshment. II is thoughs
that the accident when he was caught
between an arch and hia wagon, viii
yet prove fatal, as he is in a plaster
cast and the lower part OF his body is
completely paralyzed. For time life
was sustained by injecting stimulants.
He is 70 years old
James McCuskey Of Woodbury. i at
the Hardwick hospital suffering from Sc
rious burns received July 4, while he and
come companions were celebrating hi
quite a unique manner. ScoopiHg out
trcnehs in the road tile men placed pow
der IN them and ignited il with matches.
McCiuskey's face, eyes. hands, and one
arm were severely burned. At hrst Il
was thought probable that his eyesight
was destroyed but hopes are now ca
tertained that this may not he the
case. Mreluskey is man OF middle age
quarry worker and unmarried.
Robert Piper, former resident Of
Rutland, who had been drauxhtsman at
various places IN New York state, was
drowned recently Al Warwick, X. J.. /
where he was engaged in construction
work 81 The residence 81 Senator Mel. /
son ". AidFich. With two c0mpan-
ions, after 4 very hot day, he went in
swimming and heavy squali, which
came up suddenly, combined With the ebb
tide, carried him ont and his companions /
were powerless to save his life, nearly 4
losing their own IN the attempt MI. /
Piper had been VERY successful and vas
several times promoted because 81 bis
marked ability, tho position which he
held a. tbe tins ~ his death being = i
business opportunity 70 which he bad I
long looked forward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
AUCTION SALE
Furniture and Household Goods
AS | am about to move from town
will sell at public auction on
Wednesday, IDLY is, 1910,

at 5 O clock il the afternoon at my
residence, ST IL Brook street, Barre,
VT. the following: nearly new
full walnut chamber suit, extension
dining table, one half dozen quarter
oak dining chairs. | quarter oak side
board, ] china closer, ; rocking
chairs and several other chars, /
couch, | writing desk, 2 good Brus-
sels carpets, nearly new Glenwood
range with hot water connections, 1
Geneva oak parlof stove, also crock
cry. glass. iron. tin and wooden ware,
with many other articles not mem
toned These goods are Ill nearly
new as ! have been housekeeping
only a little over 4 year and am now
leaving town. so all will be sold With
cut reserve 70 the highest bidder,
JAMES CORDlNER. Owner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
FINANCIAL.
Real Money 10 Invest !?

have stock in one 81 che best Industrial en-
terprises l have ever heard OF, aud wish to
dispose Of some of ii for cash. u rite me II
you ara Interested and shall give gau full
PARTICULAR by return mail q. Ii Sloane. ia
Federal ST., Boston. a9tls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
FOR SALE

Edgar Trow has just placed bis residence on
rr0w Hill with as for immediate sale This
place u located just outside 81 the city limits
ana consists Of large modern house. a nice
barn and Que acre n land The owner 4 willing
10 sacrifice $1,000 from The actual cost 70 build
the buildings and give IN the land 20 close Il
out soon. Come Ia and got the pElce. The
+. b. Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre, Vt Tel.
ephone IN NJ 7atf
ia NFNDERSf--Una casa 81 sanze e stall
Ia sui Hooker Meadow, Yieino allie haraoehe Ct e
furnacf. hagno con aequa eplda IN bel ppftU per
chi ruul tenefe xneaA d oayAtio gellinf frrxy0
basso soltanto sls09, a rate moderate. Laseia-
terlm0ntrafyuio klYalgetefi Il Is. Cate Real
Estate Agency, Bolster Hook, HARE, VI 7su
ron sA1E-=An s-room house and q good
barn located on Hooker Meadow handy r al
the stone sheds There Is q furnace and bath
room with hot water connections. DUST
this place for one wishing r. keep q
horse ~ COW aud soine hens. lle price IL low
only slso1 small payment down. Let Ne show
II % you Inquire at the >. y. Cate Real Estate
Agency, Eolster Block. Barre, W. 7su
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
TEDDERS

BulIard, W. A. Wood, Adrianee and
Osborne.
Side Delivery and Dump Rakes.
a. w. ALLEN SUNNYsIDE FARM
SIT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
WORK WANTED.

WANTED-~Piaea to work on farm BIZ q boy
sixteen years old Goou mixer and used to
farm work. Apply 20 10 spaulding ST. 9st3s
WORK WANTED--Woman wants place TO
work aa honsekeeper. Address "a y. care
Times get2e
WANTED - thoroughly competent nurse
with hospital experience desires position. For
particulars address Mrs. frank Gotta, barre
street Montpelier. We. 9#sss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

For sALK- Nearly new surface cutie. cail
nc Times Office, DftG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

c F SMITH. Auetionser, with the
p 4. Perry Real Estate Aeene4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

FOR hAiE~tfood horse. harness aud road
wagon just the rig for man ltYing outside
cell eAeap ~ once. John TaAste, at Tnaete
Brothers market. Main street. a7l2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11
ZOE sALE.

fuh sAlE-At bargain prices. One Ford
huna bout. $40, one Cadillac Touring Car side
Entrance, $500. + A. Drown. Harris. Vt. astf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

TO HENT = First class tenement. No
Church street Inquire Dr. Etiokney. i7tf
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
AUSTRALIA is NOW
MOST PROSPEROUS

According to the showing by Henry
D. Baker, the American vice consul
general at Sydney, Australia is won
derfully prosperous. During the third
of the current year the imports ex-
panded by over 10 per cent. while the
ports increased over 20.2 per cent; this
increase in the face OF the retention of
a large part of the gold produced in
Australia. The banks never before
held so much specie, probably $150,0O0,
900 in the Commonwealth, besides S15,-
100000 in New Zealand and large
amounts in London During the four
months the exports aggregated $126.-
690,4s0, or $25,126,2o0 in excess Of i'm
ports
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

teresting event she expected. They
We're in Santa Anita canyon. she said,
and added: He seemed glad and told
me that If the baby was a boy I should
name him Elias Jackson Baldwin Jr
II IT was a GIRL he insisted that It
should be named Anita That Is why
the name Anita is borne by my daugh-
ter"
WROTE NUMBER OF KISSES
Mrs. Turnbull wore plain gold ring
on the third finger Of her right hand.
which she said Baldwin had given her
as wedding ring after their return
from San Diego. This ring, she said,
she had worn constantly on the third
finger of her left hand until her mar
riage to Doctor Turnbuu of Boston.
Then 1t was transferred to IT'S present
position to give place for the circlet
presented by the physician.
McNab asked Mrs. Turnbull if she
had ever mentioned marriage contract
prior 10 the death of Baldwin nearly
two years ago. When she said she had
written to that effect to former Gov
ernor Long of Massachusetts,, some time
during 1894, the attorney challenged
her attorneys to produce the letter.
COLONEL POPE APPEARS
The name Of Colonel Albert pope Of
Mrs. Turnbull, answering the ques-
tions of the cross examiner, declared
that on discovering In May, 1898, that
Baldwin had deceived her in stating
that his wife had been divorced she
told him she would no longer live with
him.
You did that because of your re-
gard for the moral code, did your"
asked McNab
"VaS reD1jad NFre T,,rrb,,r1
Then McNab continued, "is it not
a fact that you sustained the same re-
lations to Colonel Pope in Boston dur
Ing October, 1892, that you assumed
with Baldwin a few months later?"
Mrs. Turnbuu denied 1t, and then
came a series Of questions which con-
cluded with this:
rs it not a fact that you know the
money with which your house and lot
In Pasadena was purchased came from
Colonel Pope?"
Mrs. TurnbuIl admitted that she did.
WAS MRS. BALDWIN AT HOTEL
The letter that Mrs. Turnbun first
pronounced a forgery related to the
honeymoon week she had spent with
Baldwin in San Diego. On direct ex-
animation she had stated that she be-
heyed that Baldwin had registered her
at the hotel as Mrs Baldwin. The
letter written prior to the trial of the
seduction case in 1896 contained the
statement that the manager Of the ho-
tel had told her that Baldwin had reg
istered her as his daughter and that
she had been introduced about the
hotel as Miss Baldwin.
Mrs. Turnbull declared that she
thought this letter had been forged
by an Office boy named O'Keefe, who
worked for James B. Wood, Boston
detective.
At this point the court ordered an
adjournment until next Tuesday, when
the cross examination will be re-
sumed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
HERE'S A MAN WHO READS
BOOKS UPSIDE DOWN
Objects to Others Looking Over
His Shoulder

Charles W. Searles of this town, says
the Millbury. Mass, correspondent of
the New York Herald, reads newspapers
and magazines upside down from
choice because as a boy he learned to
read them that way so that the other
boys in school would not look over his
shoulder and make him nervous
Searles is nearly 80 years OF age.
He holds the paper or magazine upside
down and reads aloud in clear and
rapid flow of words.
when I was schoolboy." says
Mr.. Searles. the parents OF all the
school children couldn't afford to buy
books for the youngsters. Consequent
ly those dho did not have books were
forced to look over the shoulders Of
their more fortunate brethren
Il was a nearsighted youngster. and
in addition to that it made me nervous
to have any one looking over my
shoulder. When any one else was look
ing on I had to hold the book a long
way from my face, and then L couldn't
see the pages.
II told my father and he told me to
refuse to let any one look on with me.
The first day refused the teacher gave
me a whipping. So then I learned to
read everything upside down and no
one could look over my shoulder. I've
kept it up ever SINCE"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
LIBERALS BOASTOF
A MAJORITY Of %
Nati0nalists Retain Balance OF
Power In British Parliament
With 64 Seats
Lloyd-George Predicts Govern
ment Will Be Independent
of Irish Vote

LONDON, Dec. 15-The latest cleo
ton returns announced tonight gave
the government coalition 353 seats and
the uniontsts 257. The standing of the
parties in the government coalition
follows:
Liberals 240, laborites 40, national
lists 64. independent nationalists 8.
The government majority is So.
Clearly in the new parliament, as in
the last, the nationalists by combining
with the unionists could overthrow the
government. but the liberals. laborites
and nationalists are all equally desir-
Gus Of abolishing the house of lords
veto and may be expected to work to-
gether to attain that object.
Chancellor Lloyd-George, speaking g
at East Ham tonight, predicted that
when the elections were over the gov
ernment, apart from the Irish vote,
would have a British majority of at
least 60. He said that this election
would make a deeper impression on
the history of the country than any
other in modern times.
The carrying of the veto bill, he said,
would be only the beginning of the lib
eral program. The constitution would
be reformed in such a way that the last
vestige of inequality between the two
parties would be removed.
There is increasing evidence of a
serious divergence of views amongst
unionist leaders over the referendum.
F. E. Smith. new member for Liver
pool, and the rising hope of the union
ist party, declared tonight that Bal
four's offer to submit tariff reform to a
referendum was an offer for this cleo
tion and this election alone.
If the unionists did not obtain ma
jority Smith said, he agreed with Aus
ten Chamberlain in holding himself at
liberty to make a further appeal to
the country on specific issues of tariff
reform. and If they obtained a mandate
from the country to introduce a tariff
reform budget
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
TRY FOMENTATION FOR
YOUR TOOTHACHE

Toothache. neuralgia. headacheA a
sprained ankle or wrist may all be re.
lieved by Concentrations
The way to do this Is TO taxa e
flannel cloth, wiring 1t out In boiling
water and apply it to the affected part
of the body. AS soon as the cloth
cools of dip IT in the hot water again
and keep up the application until the
pain is relieved.
In cases of headache sometimes the
application. instead OF being applied
direct to the head. is applied to the
spine. which draws the blood from the
head and gives relief. says the Family
Doctor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
JOCKEY CLUB PRINCIPAL
CREDITOR OF BANKRUPT

Francis r. Eckert, clerk, has accu-
mulated debts to the extent of s13,495,
and has no assets. according to Pc
tition he filed in the United States
district court yesterday asking to be
declared q voluntary bankrupt.
From the names of his creditors, he
had conside erabIe connection with the
racetrack. His principal creditor is the
California jockey club. which holds a
note against him for $1,000.
Nylund & Pyke, formerly poultry
dealers at $40 Fourth street, owe s2,429,
with no assets. and seek refuge behind
the bankruptcy laws.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Chapters From a
Turfrnan sRomance

Features of the testimony and
incidents of the Lucky Bald
win will contest yesterday were:
Mrs. TurnbulI IL asked IL she had
not sustained the same reIa-
tfOns with Col. Albert Pope Of
Boston I'm 1892 that she Hs-
sumed with Baldwin later.
Women are interested spectators
at trial.
Girl fs barred from hearing story
of her life
"22" on back of early picture of
Mrs. TurnbuII she says was
written at BaIdwin's request
after he had kissed her twenty
two times one morning.
Baldwin gave her his bouftonn-
ieres TO preserve, she dsd and
gives them TO the jury as evil
dence.
In Mrs. TurnbulPs suit against
Baldwin for seduction nm ad-
mission of marriage would
have nuIIiied her contention.
In her testimony yesterday
she said a contract marriage,
written on hotel stationery,
wse signed by both.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

Don't try to make both ends meet
by leaving the middle empty.
: People seldom realize what good
time they are having until it's over.
dollar bill goes further than a
kind word when the rent collector
calls.
The girl of the period can make an
impression better than she can make
pies.
The play might have been the thing
in Shakespeare's time, but now it's the
box office receipts.
Even If love is blind, Alonzo that is
no excuse for your making a spectacle
of yourself.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
$4,000 FOR INDIAN
SCHOOL IN CALIFORNIA
Senate Committee Recommends
Appropriation
TSbecioI Dispdtch TO The Call

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-At the re-
quest Of L. L. Leglers, superintendent
Of the Indian industrial school of the
Northern California Indian association,
Senator Flint appeared before the SEN
ate committee on Indian affairs this
morning and asked that an appropri-
alton of $4,000 be made for the con-
struction Of a building and the equip
ment of an Indian training school, to be
located in the Capay valley, near
Guinda, Cal
The committee agreed to amend the
Indian appropriation bill so as to pro-
vide for this appropriation. The school
is to be nonsectarian and under the
control of the board Of trustees of the
Northern California Indian association.
It was the understanding that before
building should be erected he North
ern California Indian association shall
have an endowment fund of 100000
10 maintain the school.