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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS

POTATO PLANTING II am prepared 90
plant your potatoes with my new frontage
planter. It plants every hill first come first
served Archie Geake, Williamstown, VT 53ts
49,
TYPEWRrTERS CLEANED and repaired /;
P. M. Park, 80 Merchant street. city. SITS
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and re-
paired called for and delivered Granite City
Tool Company, tel. sS6-W. 44tf
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gI ] | } J 3 i'Ij 1 { |

BOUGHT IN ANY CONDITION - Highest
prices for old gold silver and platinum: mail
to American Tooth Co. t6s Washington street.
Boston. ODD, Fiens'a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Piece of land about 2Ih acres,
containing good corner lot; situated on
Thomas street Jas, Mcdonald 81 John street,
city tel, s04-4 2stf
FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS am Of
fering several extra good bargains in real
estate, which consists of well-tirnbered farms
and also village property; telephone 1884
Montpelier W. II. Myers, II Fuller street.
Montpelier Vt 4etf
FOR sALE-Cottage house built 2 years.
located miles from Montpelier or Barre on
Barre road 200 IT. from carline house con-
sists Of rooms, bath room, hall and closets.
has 6.foot yeranda, electric lights, hot and
cold water, never-failing spring. garage, wood
shed and garden good shade trees have on
hand 40 runs of stove wood and 4 tons of
coal reason for selling, have just buried my
husband win sell cheap If taken at once !;
Mrs Richard j. Doying, 81 State street,
Montpelier, Vt telephone 723-W. 4eh
FOR SALE-Residence at corner Of Yelling
ton and Sheridan streets and half-interest In
land In front, bought to preserve the view APP
ply at low offices of s, Hoister Jackson 224tf
FARM-i97 acres, will keep 20 cows and
team enough lumber, pulp and wood to pay
for it; u mile 10 school. 8 miles to church
and 5000 village terms reasonable or viii
exchange for small cottage house pair work
Barre, Vt, tel 1851. lstf
FOR SALE--My farm on Holister Hill Of
lVO acres. miles from Plainfeld village,
miles from North Montpelier creamery sugar
bush with 1000 tin buckets new iron arch
and evaporstor; new iron sugaring-of arch :
bO0-hucket storage tank: sugarhouse and
woodshed; all machine moving will carry 20
cows and team some young stock will sell
separate or with stock and tools nice apple
orchard; running water at house and barn ;
part cash, rest easy payments for further in
formation inquire Of W. B. Fifeld. Plainheld,
VT 47tl0s
FOR SALE--Cottage house, rooms, all
hardwood foorE and modern improvements
also kitchen range and dining room set apply
20 = W. Bancroft, 20 Beacon street, Barre,
tel 72s-M 4Stf
HAVE YOU FOUND THAT HoME7 II
not. look at No, T Orange street, then write
George L. Bates, X. F. D. 3. Plainfed w.
3stl6s
FOR SAiE-My house and barn at lo4 So.
MAIN street 7 rooms, pantry and bathroom.
woodshed and attic hot and cold water, both
city md spring water; electric lights furnace
heat: house and barn newly shingled every
thing IN No. condition; apply at house
Henry Bosley. 19tf
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Auction Sale
OF
OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS
As I am leaving town, l will sell at
public auction at my residence in viii.
Jamestown village, on
SATURDAY, MAY IL
SATURDAY, MAY II

at o'clock p. M, the following described
property:
Three bedroom suites, bed springs and
mattresses, commode sets, feather beds,
quilts and pillows, mirrors and bureaus
carpets and rugs, 2 center tables, stands,
straight chairs, rockers and easy chairs
Crawford range and ] small wood stove
New Home sewing machine, sofas,
2 what -nots, ! black walnut extension
dining table, washing machine. ironing
boards, wash boards, 3 pairs lace eur.
tains, bench and wringer, 2 stepladders,
crockery and tinware, runs stove wood
buck saw, kerosene lamps and containers,
gasoline hanging lamp, chicken wire,
stone jugs and crooks, hatirons, ice cream
freezer, fruit jars, lawn mower, axes,
garden hoes, shovels, rakes, snow shovels,
moving machine and horse rake repairs,
and other articles,
MRS. E. J. CLoGSToN.
H. S. DRURY, Auctioneer.
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Auction Sale
OF -
Personal
Property
SATURDAY, MAY II
at p. m. in back yard at 1885 North
Seminary Street
SATURDAY, MAY II

Lounge bed, lounge cover chairs,
stool, folding table, desk, 4 small tables,
3 three fourths beds and mattresses,
full mattress, bureaus, pictures, tin
bread box, vacuum cleaner, basket, 4
cuspidors, hammock, lawn mower, pair
snow shoes, pals, shovels, pick, 2
crowbars, 2 lengths 1a.in. pipe, 4 quilts,
! long carpet, 3 short carpets, walnut
table, wise, air pump, all good, clean
articles, and will be sold for cash to
the highest bidder.
A, CAMPBELL, Owner
W. ]. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

25o-ACRE desirable farm with tools and
machinery near Barre for sale cheap or would
exchange for small farm on Barre City prop.
erty apply Kempton Mills. Sits
----------------
FOR SALE--Smal farm, acres. house.
barn and benhouse, running water, miles
out of Plainfeld, Vt. price $4,000, one-half
cash For Sale, Io5 acres. must sell to settle
estate house in fair condition, barn and out
buildings, sugar orchard, apples, and lots Of
smal fruit; running spring; price si,50000,
one-haif cash; L. c. Swain. Plainfeld, W.
50te
A DESIRABLE HOME FOR SALE - Con-
sisting of rooms with bath and set tubs, fur
mace and cenented cellar. house finished In
the wood and hardwood floors, barn attached
with basement all In excellent shape, within
or 10 rods Of the carline having bought
small farm. | wish to sell; inquire of G. l..
Bates. rs Liberty street 49t6s
FOR SALE-Seven-room house, with sleep
Ing porch and all modern improvements an
attractive proposition must be disposed OF az
once, owner Is leaving the city inquire Of
James Patterson, 53 Pleasant street 3if
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C-ii-The next one Is a 5-room cottage on
. good street. near stonesheds, with electric
lights, almost all hardwood floors. and the
house Ia in a good condition, and also q large
garden SO feet By 1850 feet deep, for the small
sum OF 81 800.
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from Diff
ferent Sections.

The sum of Sis was turned over to
Brightlook hospital, 81. Johnsbury, as
the profits from the dance given by the
Consolidated Automobile company there
last week.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOuND--DoG with collar, name on collar.
"P. J. Smith Fortney Pl.": viii owner please
come and get same and pay cost Of advertis-
ngT Carleton Farm. East Hill. 52t3
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FOR SALE-I will sell at private sale at
my home at West street the following: One
Glenwood range, / Stewart heater nearly
new l White drophead sewing machine, i
CARPENTER organ, washing machine. beds and
furniture. and number of other things
viii DO there from 4 until every night this
week II. Broadwell 50tss
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FOR SALE-27 high-grade Shropshire sheep
with lambs by their sides these sheep are all
young, good size, and extra condition and not
shorn. and will be sold at reasonable price
also heavy horse, yrs. old. weighing about
l.600 lbs. and absolutely kind TO work in any
harness also light horses of about 1000
tie Of any kind; Davis Martin, Plainfield,
Vt Eot1os
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An automobile driven by Mrs. Fl. Z.
Degree of Rutland collided with an cleo
trio car in that city Tuesday night, bad
ly smashing the auto. Mrs Degree, who
was alone in the car, was uninjured.
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UIll.I!I.Nlll5l1

CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH
Broken or not)
pay $500 70 $500 per set, also high.
est prices for Bridges, Crowns. Watches, Dia-
nonds. Old Gold. Silver and Platinum. Send
NOW and receive CASH by return mail. Goods
returned II price 10 unsatisfactory. Berners
% Third street, Troy N. Y. 32t26.
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TENEMENTs TO RENTAL 2s Merchant
street: | upstaim and ! down, also down.
stairs tenement at AZ Summer street; inquire
Of VIM r. Milne, "a Merchant street. after
n'clo~ 53t12s
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The grade teachers in the Rutland
schools are dissatisfied with the recent
wage increase granted them for next
year and have addressed a petition to
the board of education asking for more
money.
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For SATURDAY.
Trade

Good Dairy Butter, per h.. SEC
Large loaf Bread only -. lie
Good Coffee, h., only -. .3Oc
Armour's Oats, large pkg. Use
Quaker Oats, large pkg. Csc
10 TBS. Fancy Oats ....... SOC
5 pkgs. Gold Dust Soap Pow
der for ....,.......... .25c
Large gal. can Apples -. soc
Yellow Eye or Pea Beans,
per fb. only .......... lOc
Good heavy Salt Pork, b.. CSC
Large can Tomatoes only ..15c
Also good Western Beef,
Steak, and Pork Chops, or Roast
Beef, Rib Roast, Sausage, Ham.
Frankforts, for Saturday trade.
Just call and try our goods.
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From lemon tree which Postmaster
Gates keeps in the window of the post
Office in Morrisville, he picked few
days ago lemon which measured 10 by
three inches and weighed one pound and
six ounces.
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FOR sALE--A work horse; John Papin. at
Papin's Livery, 5Otl2.
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SCREEN DOORS AND SCREEN W.
BOWS MADE TO ORDER also cabinet work
and house finish, all kinds holdings and trim.
min1s done here Rowelrs Woodworking
Shop. tel l47-M 45tig'
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D-4-Here Is a nice little home. 6-rcom cot
tage, all nicely painted outside, with blinds, a
large garden, and in a good location, for the
small sum of sl,00Q.o0.
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FOR SALE

HORSES FOR SALE-some big horses thnt
will weight 1900 pair. right from the
woods. pair of or 5-yr.-old Morgan chunks,
safe for lady to drive weigh 900 each .
newM Lord. tel. 3e5-22 Montpelier; house on
Berlin road. 52tl2s
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CAMP FOR SALE--Good camp at Kettle
Pond all furnished 100 feet Of land and
open right of way from Laneshoro to it Alfred
Helie. Groton, VT, r. r. D. No. g 39tl6'
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FOR SALE-One Worcester-Kemp manure
spreader all in good running order; n good
bargain; A. I. Smith & Son. tel 504-M. 42ti
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TO LET-Upstairs tenement $500, down
stairs tenement $500. at II Addison place;
both newly repaired inquire Of E. M. White:
"a Upland avenue. blu
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During the past year the pupils in
the public schools of st. Johnsbury have
been studying their home town, its ply
steal characteristics, its government, the
biographies Of some of its great men and
the growth of its business plants.
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18 cents
a package

CsmeIs arc sold every
whore in scientifically
sealed packages of 20
oi9aretfes; or tan pack
ages 200 ciEareftes) in
eiassine : paper covered
carton. We strongly roc
ommend THE carton for
the homo or Office sup
ply or when you travel
r. ]. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO co.
Winston-SaI N. c.
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Go On with the Story.
CHAPTER Iv.-CoNTINUEp.

Constant brooding over the treas
ure had long since affected Dona
Isabels brain, and as a consequence
she often dreamed about It. She
dreamed about IL again tonight, and,
strangely enough, her dreams were
pleasant. Sebastian appeared. but
for once he neither cursed nor
threatened her; and Esteban. when
he came. was again the lover who
had courted her in Habana- 1t was
all very wonderful. very exciting,
very real. Dona Isabel found her
self robed for him In her wedding
gown of white. and realized that
she was beautiful. 1t seemed also
as IL her powers of attraction were
magically enhanced. for she exer-
cised a potent influence over him.
Her senses were quickened a thou
sandfold. too. For instance, she
could see great distances novel
and agreeable sensation: she enjoy
ed strange. unsuspected perfumes; !;
she heard the music of distant
waterfalls and understood the
whispered language of the breeze
1t was amazing, delightful. Esteban
and she were walking through the
grounds OF the quinta and he was
telling hcr about his casks of
Spanish sovereigns. about those
boxes bound with iron, about the
gold and silver ornaments of heav-
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with sonel show OF courage: "Hushi
Wait! l don't believe In ghosts" New
ertheless. he was on the point Of set
ting Asensio an example OF undignr-
fed flight when the mysterious OBJ
5ect emerged from the shadows into
the open moonlight; then he sigheo
with relief: '.Ah-h. Now / sec! II is
my stepmother. She is asleep"
L "Asleep?" Asensio was increduloue.
He was still so unnerved by his first
fright that Esteban dared not release
him.
Yes; her eyes are open. but she
sees nothing"
Il don't like such things" the negro
confessed in shaky voice. How can
she walk IL she Is asleep? II her eyes
are open, how can she help seeing
us? You know she hates Evanselina
and me-" n
Il tell you she sees nothing, knows
nothing" For a moment or two
they watched tho progress of the
white-robed figure; then Esteban
stirred and rose from his seat. .'She's
too close to the well. There Is
He started forward a pace or two.
They say people who walk at night
go mad II they're awakened too sud-
IDENTIFY. and yet"
Dona Isabel was talking in a low.
throaty, unnatural tone. Her words
were meaningless. but the effect. at
that hour and In those surroundings.
was bizarre and fearsome. Esteban
felt his scalp rising uncomfortsbly.
This was creepya
When the somnambulist's deliber-
ate progress toward the mouth of the
well continued he called her name
softly. "Dona Isabel" Then he re-
peated It louder. ''Dona Isabel! Wake
up
The woman seemed TO hear and yet
not to hear. She turned her head to
| listen, but continued to walk.
Don't be alarmed" he said. reas-
suringiy. 1T is only Esteban-Dona
! Isabel! Stop Esteban sprang for
ward. shouting at the top OF his voice.
for at the sound of his name Isabel
had abruptly swerved to her right, a
movement which brought her dan
gcrously close TO the lip OF the well.
stop, Go back" screamed the
young man.
Above his warning there came a
! shrek. shrill and agonized-a wall of
such abysnlal terror as to shock the
night birds and the insects into still
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IT saw the Compound advertised
In our paper, and tried It. II has
restored my health 30 / can do all
my work and I am so grateful that
l am recommending It to my
friends. Mrs. D. N. ALrERs, R r.
4, Oregon, Ill.
Only women who have suffered
the tortures Of such troubles and
have dragged along from day to day
can realize the relief which this
famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. brought to Mrs. Alters.
Women everywhere In Mrs. Al
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recommendation, and IL there are
any complications write Lydia e.
Pf1khaIn Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass,
for advice. The result Of their 40
7ears experience Is at your service.
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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.

Ier Inales IN "rhs VALLEY Of Delight'' the
VALLEY of the Yurmd. Cuhal stretched the rich
ares Of Don Estehan varuna. In tobacco and
sonee and sngar. His hsart hs shared with his
ns.ntihn wife. Doua Rosa. and his buried
rs.aure Il Eoh and jsves obtained in devious
rsyA Only his wife and CID Sebastian. . de-
voted slave. enjoyed Don Estehan's confidence.
and after the death of Dona RosA in child
o.rfh. only the master and Sebastian knew
vners the treasure was buried Don Estehsn
bad soAemniy pnmined that at his death the
faithfal slave and his daughter, Esangelina,
snoId b freed. % the old man was proof
s<ainst the pro6ng Of crafty Pancho Cueto.
mEnager of the plantztion-
T.en one day Don Esteh.n married the Duna
iRbel. = famous Hahana beauty WIN had
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A Novel by REX BEACH

heard Of his richss and straixhtvay sought TO
prJ frum him their location Falling In this.
she made his life miserable. feigned jeaiousy Of
Evangelina. insisting that she be sold. and
mi<treated Dona Ross-s beautiful twins-ittis
Rosa and Esteban. Don Esteban. driven TO
drink and gambling. one nhsht staked Evan
gslina on q turn Of the cards. and lost 10 Don
Pablo Pezs. Sebastian, Mortified. rrmonstrated
with him. and Don EStshan. in drunken pas
SCR. had the old man manaced and flogyed.
Dona Isabel thinks that at last the faithful
slave will bstray his masters confidence.
Bue Sebastian accuses her OF being the csuss
Of his misery. and calls such awful curses
down on her head that she runs away, terri
nel Don Esteban returns, thrice drunk and
uz6. with his friends. and finding the slars
still defiant. taunts him, telling him Of Evan
gehna being given to Salvador. Duo Pablo's
coehsro, and hshes him with his whip Some
thing in the brain of his victim snaps, and
with sudden maniacsl strength the negro frees
hinseh and attacks his tornentors. killing Don
Esteban. Don Pablo and Pedro Miron in turn,
before be 10 himself slain So perishes the -
eret Of the treasure. Dona Isabel searrh. fa
u in vain Her stepdzughter, Rosa, returns
from q Yankee school. and Dona Isabel well
comes as . suttor an aSed, fat, uncouth but
nch sugar merchant
Rosa has already been attracted By the dancins
eyo and singing heart Of young John O'Reilly,
Who has fallen hesd-oierheels In love with her
despite the fact that he is half engared to I
girl in the States-the daughter Of his ernploy.
er. He and Rosa and her brother visit clan.
destinely in . sunkcn garden Of the quinta.
DE Csaano's suggestion that Dona Isabels sd.
ministrador. PAncho Cueto. is robbing her
prompts her to send for him. In q stormy scene
In which Greek meets Greek he informs her that
In the absence Of deeds to Don Esteban's prop
erty, he has made IL his simply by paying the
taIsS and that she and the twins live on Il
only because Of his generosity. Dona Isabel
realizing the forJ Of an appeal to the courts
plans TO get nd Of Pancho Cueto.
Go Nm -ffk fh~ Storx
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stone bencheg. the young man lit q
cigarette and composed himself to
walt. He sat there for long time.
grumblfng inwardly. for the night
WIS aanip and he was sleepy: but
at last a figure stole out of the
loom and Joined him. Tho new
conner was q ragged negro. dressed
In the fashion of the poorer country
people.
well. Asensio. thought you'o
never come. I'll get fever from
this!" Esteban said. irritably.
1T is a long way. Don Esteban. and
Eyangelina made me wait until dark.
tell you We have to be careful these
days"
What is the news7 What did you
hear?'
Asensio sighed gratefully as he seat
led himself. 'One hears a great deal,
but one never knows what to believe.
There is fighting In Santa Clara. and
Maceo sweeps westward.'
Taking the unaddressed letter from
his pocket. Esteban said. II have an
other message for Col. Lopez.
That Lopez! He's here today ano
there tomorrow; ono can never fnc
him"
I'VE must find him. and Immediate
ly. Asensio. This letter contains i'm
portant news-so important, In fact
Tsteban laughed lightly-"2hat IL you
ind yourself In danger from the
spaniards I'd advise you TO chew It up
and swallow It as quickly az you can
TN remember that" said the ne.
gro. for there's danger enough. still
fear these Spaniards less than the
guerrilleros: they are everywhere
They call themselves patriots. bu,
they are nothing more than robbers.
They" a
fsensio paused abruptly. He seized
his companion by e arm and. leaning
forward. stared ac. ss the level gar
den Into the shadows opposite. Some.
thing was moving there, under the
trees; the men could see that II was
white and formless. and that 1t pur.
| sued an erratic course
What's that" gasped the negro
He began to tremble violently and ms
breath became audible. Esteban was
| compelled TO hold him down by main
force. Jesus Cristo! It's old Don Es.
| teban, your father. They say he
walks at midnight. carrying his two
hands"
Young Varona managed to whisper
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womans delicate organism 1t invigoans and pre-
cbed for the peculiar weaknesses irregularities and painful deIsns
of woman.
for bousne. dyspepsia. liver kidney troubles. whes
the real sickness the distinctly feminine and help
till they made perfectly strong by the Of Dr. Peroe
Favo Prescription. tablet liquid form medicine
contains n alcohol. ingredients on wrapper.
Should you desire consult Dr. Perces medical staff Of physicians
ask for information. the will be cheeru furnished you
wholly without and your letter will be treated saeredy
6dental.
Occasionally should clean house with oil tiny pills
made Of The May-app leaves of aloe and asp and sold BY
almost all druggists Dr. Peroes Pleasant Pellets.
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mesa. Dona isabel slipped, or STUN
bIed TO her knees. she balanced brief
ly. clotching at random while the
earth and crumbiing cement gave way
beneath her: then she slid forwaru
and disappeared. almost out from be-
tween Esteban's hands. There was
noisy rattle Of rock and pebble and q
great splash far below; q chuckie or
little stones striking the water. then a
faint bubbling. Nothing more. The
stepson stood In his tricks. sick.
blind with horror; he was swaying
over the opening when Asensio drag
ged him back.
ITO Be Conffnue6N