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date's Real Estate Agency
F. B. CATE.
If looking for bargains in Real Estate for a home or
investment read the following:
NEW COTTAGE BOUSE on Park street. Seven rooms besides laundry with set tubs,
nished In birch and sycamore. Furnace, bath, hot water connections, electric lights, all
diy to ro o housekeeping:. Will be sold cheap on easy payments.
ANOTHER KEW HOUSE on Maple Grove. Seven rooms, finished In hard wood with
very modern improvement. This house Is also readv for occupancy, even to the shades to
-c windows. Frice reasonable.
EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE on South Main street. Finished in hard pine and has hard
wood floors. Eath and sewer connections. In first-class repair. Five minutes' walk from
ikitcheldcr's Meadow. Large lot, plenty of fruit and shrubbery. Will be sold cheap, as
owner wishes to leave the state.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE AND BARN on Quarry street. Lot is four rods by eight rods.
Eailt only a few years ago. A bargain at $350. Easy terms,
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE on Webster Avenue. Lot is about 200 feet by ICO fccf.
Frice, $700. - ,
FARM OF TWELVE ACRES between Earre and Montpelier. New Buildings, with
Urge henhouse 12 by 40 feet. Just the place for gardening, having two markets Montpelier
and Earre. Only five minutes' walk from electric cars.
Bolster Block,
Kjl If jj jj jj
We carry a full line of Scythes, Snaths,
Rakes, Forks, etc. We also carry a complete
stock of Hardware, Ranges, Tinware, etc., etc.
PRINDLE &
81 North Main Street, -
BUSINESS CARDS.
OR. C. H. KENT,
DENTIST. Miles Elocic. Telephone
at office and residence.
OR. LEWIS D. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Of
fice In Hoorn S5, Miles' Balldimr.
Offlc hoars, 9 a. m. to 12 m and 1,30
to 4 p. m,, Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Telephone con
nection. ARTHUR H. LEWIS, D. V. S.,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Surgery specialty. Graduate of West
ern Veterinary College, Kansas City, Mo.
Office at ref idmice, - - Srt Tear! Street.
Telt?hone, 212-13.
MRS. H. A. BFAr.H,
EXPERIENCED NUB9E. No. 103
South Main Btreet, Earre, Vermont.
Telephone call, 12-2.
H. W. SCOTT,
ATTOBNE V-AT-LAW. OSce In
Wood Block, over Ladd's store,
JuBtlce, notary and atenogrepber
in office.
FRED L. PAGE,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Offlee and Heatdence, 34 Highland
Avenue. Telephone call, 4-3.
NOTICE.
Having leased the Union Blacksmith Shop
known as the C. N, Benedict shop. No. 22 Sum
mer Street, I will do all kinds of Blacksmithing.
Horse Shoeing 1 specialty. All work done In a
first-class manner. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
and see me. W. T. BURGESS.
J. A. i'LEOO,
Knee-catting, interfering, clicfclnir,
etc., poHltively cored. Diseased fet
treated with success. Trotters, pa
cers and gentlemen's roadsters a
specialty. Shop on Seminary St.
Telephone connection.
H. E. JEFFORDS,
Painting and Paper Hanging
And Calsomininjr. A share .
of your patronage la solicited.
5 Thurston Place, - Barre, Vermont.
G. A. WILKINSON,
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Calsoraining and decorating. HouBe
painting and paier hanging ft speo
ialty. The beet work at moderate
prices. Bhop above the covered
bridge, 80. Main street, Barre.
J. A. CROWLEY,.
HOUSE FAINTING Paper hanging
etc. Shop on Seminary Bt. Tele
phone connection.
HENRY FRENIER 4 SON,
UNDEBTAKEG3, funeral directors
and furnlNhera ot femoral supplies.
Night calls promptly attended to.
No. 18 Granite street, Barre, Vt.
Eesldence up stairs. Telephone, 13-5.
IL J. SLAYTON.
Rooms 11 and 12
AVERILL,
-. - Barre, Vermont.
Spring asd Summer Woolens
Wanamaker & Brown's
Made-to-Measure Clothing.
0. W. BOYEA, Merchant Tailor.
J. A. FIELD,
Contractor and Builder.
Office and residence, 32 Patterson
St. Telephone 157-4.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
A. W. LANE & SONS,
ARCHITECTS and
BUILDERS,
Tel. 305-12. SOUTH BAREE, VT.
Wood & Gregoire,
Stons Masons and Contractors.
Raising and moving buildings.
Satisfaction piaranteed.
Telephone Call i
C. E.Wood, 215-21 ; O. L. Gregolre, 807-11.
F. G. & C. H. ROWELL,
Complete Architects
and Builders.
58 Summer St., Barre, Vermont.
B. C. HILL,
-Saw Filing.
liaspinmit C. A. Heath't Store,
Kim St.
Saws in lie lift at Heath's or rriiidlp &
A vt' rill's r tore ilavthiifs. I am In slum from
6.30 to 9 p.m. All work gnaranU'i'ii.
RUSSELL & BAIRD,
Plumbing
and Heating.
All work guaranteed. Full sup
ply of modern fixtures on hand.
Russell & Baircj,
Tel. 15-3. Basement Worthed Block.
TRAVELERS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
('mitral Vermont Railroad.
Trains leaving Barre for White River Junc
tion. HoBton, New York and all intervening
.... . a a mn 11 m. and VI fll a.m. Local
train for White River Junction and Wiudaor
and interniedittte ivion ieve at u..ju ui. ,
bans, IlousfS Foint and Ogdeushnrjr ai 8.00
a. m. and S.h, n.w ana n
. .. ,..,,..,intiAn Hn ann rnftn and
the .80 'connect with New York train tor
Montreal and point weal leaves Barre at
For Willianistown leave Barre 1 20 and 4 .10
o. m. Leave WininiBKwn at
2.80 p. m.
Montpelier Wells Ulver Bllrod,
.iiitimiclne June 11H):1.
Trains leave Barre for Well Klver, con-
ne,;tinKat thatpo.nj w... w. u. .
non" r; i" ht;aTn for b08-
"on, and north for Lisbon, Littleton, Fbyan
and iAncmtMr, aiso woo mounc.
the 7 M and 3.15 train with St. Johnbury
''Train leave Barre for Montpelier at 7.80
.n . o in a in .ml A :ta n. m.
1U.-U a. at., i.-.", " r-
-li-trln Street Kallway.
Car leave sonar In Harre for Montpelier a
i M. ..,.(.., tnr Harm on the bOlir Ud
i natj bout nuwi jw j, uj.
NEW DEADLY FORCE.
French Scientist Finds It While Ex
perimenting With llertxiaa Rays.
Dr, L Bon, a well' known scientific
investigator of Paris, has just made a
discovery that may possibly lead to a
terrible death dealing Invention, says
tLe New York World. .While experi
menting with the Hertzian rays in his
laboratory lie was suddenly surround
ed by what he describes ns a rain of
fire from nil the metallic objects in the
room.
lie concluded from this that it would
be possible to construct large metal
mirrors capable of reflecting for sev
eral miles the Hertzian rays which,
while remalninj; invisible, would ignite
any explosive substance encountered,
such as shells mil pmpuwdor in mag
azines and eartridsies in soldiers' belts.
AYar ships would be particularly vul
nerable owing to their extensive use of
electricity, while torpedoes on board of
them would be exploded by an enemy
whom they were designed to destroy.
COFFEE FREED OF HARM.
Djpiie Urvolir Ailvlinl to Take
It lit Form of a Jelly.
Dyspeptics, to whom hot coffee after
dinner is a forbidden delight, are of-
ered ft substitute in the form of enf
co Jelly. "Coffee," says the London
r. ucet. "serves an admirable purpose
In dietetics, and those with whom it
disagrees when tnken in the form of a
hot infusion will probably find a clear
Jelly after dinner quite satisfactory.
"Coffee, unlike alcohol, diminishes or
ganic waste and rouses muscular ener
gy without the collapse which follows
alcoholic imbibition, and gelatin in
the form of a jelly is cooling, assuages
thirst, Is soothing and has a tendency
to absorb any excessive acidity of the
Rtomach."
'ublic Examinations
Tutilln Examinations of Teachers for
Washington Comity will be
held as follows :
Cabot July 31 and August 1
Morthfield August 3 and 4
Waitsfield August 5 and 6
Montpelier August 7 and 8
Barre.... August 23 and 29
Examination will be lie hi so far br possible
In tlie school liiiiltlinirs. All raitilMati for ex
amination personally unknown to the County
r.xaiuiiior win 1 miuireu iiurniii a re-iu-inonial
of (rood moral character auil satisfac
tory eviileme of ability to govern. F.xainina
tioiis may t taken for admission to any Ver
mont state Normal Solum).
O. 1. jlATllEn SOS,
County Examiner.
Barre, Vt., July !, lKO.
"OUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
TliF TrMKl -iil nnliliNh Waiit. I.ofct and
Founil, For .Stle, To I.et, etc. bort advertise
ment at the rate of fmir line for twenty-five
cents for the first Insertion and tive cents for
each subsequent insertion.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEA pair of ebextnnt mar?, weight
oft; also a tiair of blacks, half sisters, weight
!;Vf: also another iair. bav and trtav L'eltliutrs.
weight am. AIko wveral slioa'.s. Inquire of
A. uatciieuier, jsurre. liuti
FOR SAI.F A pood cook stove. Price rea-
soiiable. lniiire at II Cottage st. Histtii
YOU HAI.K At a barirain, first niort-
g;;i(re tive per cent Iniiiils tf the Harre A" Mont-
lier Traction and rower t o. no snares ot
stock. Address ' Mm-k.'VTini ortice. lwtti
HOrsEIIOLl (KM IDS FOll SALK Apply to
Mrs. Kemp, 14 Mount St. luttf
FOR SA1.1". If von prize evesiirlit and frrace-
ful form, ak for the Hartley devices at the
Barre Hook titore. 107tls
liOt tai t ruHINU -Wililbur Sr Son. Fast
Barre, wtil furnisii rooh curb stone to any
pait of Harre City lor 3f per toot. ir.'ictt
Fdtl SAI.K The nropertv at the corner of
Merchant and Hummer slreets, liclongiiiir to the
estate of tlie late Julia Morse. New house, VI
rooms and bath, steam heat, modern plumbing
and modern in every other particular. Finished
lnoiiK. ror price ami term apply to t. w.
Hrah y, Administrator. 78t'-'G
FOll SALE AT CASS1F. FARM.
Milk Our wapon delivers twice a clay.
Hay liellveri'd promptly in bulk.
Shetland Ponies From i'umorted stock.
Piirs and Shoates Hv the registered sire
Bsrre.lim, O. 1. W.f.
( oliie 1'ops Salilc and white, from registered
stock. Applv to tieorjre ( assie, Fast Street.
F"l! SAI.K Cheap for cash, l.vton stone
at:on in excellent condition. Standard Gran
ite. Co. quarries, llaruwick, t. out I
FOU SALK Oli TO 1!K'T House and barn
and about '.'o acres of land, within ten minutes'
walk of Williamstown station and f mat-office.
Apply to J. jj, lirocKway, w uuauistown. wtl
PUTS GLASS FOR HA LE A lot of random
stzog a very low price if taken at onc What
ei?do you want.' UNION CMK SKINS and
AIS u. li . A, Kupg, 14 rencli St. vswi t
NEW POTATOES,
Iteet Greens. Peas, String Beans,
onntr Mucks, liroilers.
A. W, ALLEN, Sunnyside Farm.
Telephone 111-3. L'stltf
TO RENT.
TO KKNT One tive and one six-room tene
ment on Hrook St. lb M. Miles. imtf
TO BENT Suite of rooms on Main St., suita
ble for millinery parlor or light housekeeping.
at reasonable rates. Also Five-room tenement,
lirst floor, on Granite street. Apply at boott &
1 ownsend s office. Sotr
TO KENT Cottage of six rooms on Branch
strrt. Inquire at Mark Nichols, Silver
street. 8-ltl;!
TO BENT until paid for, eoltaire house near
Beekley street, about a minutes walk from Main
street. It is in good repair, and ready lor oc
cupancy, forimi particulars, inquire at rue
Ji. A. I erry rteai r.si.aie Agency. jum.i
TO KKXT Tenement of five rooms. Newly
repaired. Convenient to Batehelder's Meadow.
Apply at nouse, tsu asiiingion sneer. turn
TO BENT The store inDurkee block. Call
at MM North Main St. lOUUi!
TO BENT.
Tenement to rent on I'leasant St.
2tf Phelps Brothers.
TO EENT Furnished room at "THE OTIS,"
11 Pearl St , by the day or week. The house,
and furnishings are new. Steam het, electric
liirlit. baths, broad piazzas front and back on
each iloor. Matron in charge, and the best, of
service guaranteed, O. H. Hale, Prop, sottf
TO BENT Down-stairs tenement, consisting
of kitchen, dining-room, sitting-room, two
bedrooms, three closets and bath supplied with
hot and cold water, all in lirst-class shape.
Ten minutes' walk from post-office. Apply to
SI Currier street. lim
TO KENT Tenement of tlx room and bath-
room ai lnoi u si ieev. lutu
TO KKXT Good large store at. corner of
Main and Seminary streets. Apply at B. 1).
Toutaxi'a grocery store. i'tt
TO ROT.
TFNFMKVr TO HKNT Apply to Wm.
C Mackie, corner Wsu-liiligtoti and Mount
Ktrects. lotf
TO KK"T A very pretty np-stairs tenement
for man and wife, to be vacant August 1. A p
piy to 115 Miuimcr street. STiJ
TO I'.KNT A five-room tenement with bath
in jrood location, lii'iuire of M. Ga-ivcv, 46
Pearl street. s'stf '
TF.NFMFNT8 T It EXT - Three tenements.
Inquire of Henry Frcnier, Granite street. CCitii
TO HKXT Two desirable rooms at 31 Jeffer
son street. ' '.'litf
TO HKNT Furnished room. Apply to Paul:
Hill, 7 Summer street. tifltf (
Fi:i:MSHFl) KOOMSj TO PENT 4(1 Maple
Avenue. " loulf
TO LF.NT Inrffe tenement to rent. Seven
rooms. Apply at It. W. Hooker & Co.'s store. 7;itf
To HKNT Four ofliee rtu,ms all connected,
recently occupied for millinery parlors. Ka-t-man
Bros. S4tf
I1V1HV OI I.' TO Dt'"Tliiv,.,.,..L,:.U,
Apply to frown & Murphv, 03 South Main
S4t
FOR KKXT.
Nice down-stairs tenement on Patterson St.
Will rent rijrlit to small family.
Six room tenement on ,arliebl Ave. for ."10.00
Si-rooiu tenement, w ith bath, just off Wash
ington St. on Mt. Vernon Place' for 13.00 per
lnonrh.
Five-room tenement on Brooklyn St., with
barn, for .H Xi.
1. A. Pt ioiv Real Estate Ac.kncv
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Foreman on granite quarry, Ad
dress li, Times otlice. . ll.'ltW.
WANTED A tirst-class, operator on an "Old
ham " surface cutter to go to .New York Citv.
Apply to Young Bros. HPtf
WAXTEK Man to work on farm, by day or
month, (rood w ages end steady employment to
right party. Also girl for a-eiieral housework
wanted. Apply to V. 1). Martin, Box 2, Marie,
Vt. lliTUti
VVAXTEJi-Lettcr cutter. Apply to P.O. box
IS',, jiamt, Vt. i(Jt6
WANTEO letter cutter. Apply to Kmslie
& Brown, Hurnliam's Meadow. lOiitl
WANTED Men to help In haying. Apply to
George Cassie. " luo'if
WANTED Ambitions man for otlice position
In Harre. S'iu weekly. Experience unneces
sary. Must have fair education, furnish good
references and .Vi. Silverware Co., 30 Hmme
wcll Building, Boston'. lOltl
WANTED A woman' for general housework,
familv of three, washings put out, P. O. Box
385, Harre, Vt. , Wtf
WANTED A man to work on farm. A man
who is good with horses can have a job the
year round. 1). A. Eraser, Webstcrville. HiitlU
AGENTS Ladies or cents, to sell member-
hip in the famous ;lule Association of Chi
cago, vt ages- st ji.oo a nioiun up. Applv to
T. Faubert, Orauitcville. Vt. Sdt6
WANTED At once first-clas shoe repairer.
Applv with kit ready to work. Fred S. Kenison,
112 North Main street, under Barre Savings
Bank. ' eatt '
11 A,, J f.l ' r., perieiiti ii oeij' in luioi
Girl pant maker and to do repairing new work.
Vl.w.rt. A'r I IwMtia 1- 1-.iiti st, e,'f.. 41tTf
WORK WANTED.
WANTED Hy experienced dressmaker, work
at home, or w ill' go out by the day. Miss Laura
Leclair, Farwell street. " lutt
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Several persons to manage district
offices in each state for house of long standing.
Salary Si!l weekly in cash each Thursday, di
rect from main orliee. with all expenses. Co
lonial, Caxton Hldg., Chicago. -
THE ONLY AL'THOKIZKD LIFE OF POPE
LEO MIL Written with the encouragement,
approbation and blessing ot His Holiness, by
Mgr. Bernard O'Reilly, 1). 1)., I.L. !.. w iio for
eight years lived in the Vatican as Domestic
Prelate to the Pope. This distinguished Anierir
can author was summoned to Home and ap
pointed hv the Pope as his official biographer.
Approved and recognized bv Cardinal Gibbon
and all Church authorities as the only official
biograpbv of the 1'ope. Over Su0 page, mag
nificently illustrated. Pxi-ARAI I.K.I. l u oi con
TiM'tv fob Afit.v r". Best commission. Ele
gant outfit free. THE JOHN C. WINSTON
CO., 718 Arch St., Philadelphia.. Pa. lOStli
WANTED Catholic Agents, attention! "Life
of Pope Leo Mil." Only authorized edition;
written by the Pope's order by Monslgnor
O'Keilly; endorsed by entire Catholic, Hier
arehv; 'price .'-'. 50; large colored portrait worth
Sl.iHi free to subscribei's. Agents wanted; high
est terms; immense demand; outfit free. In
ternational Publishing to., 11 X. 4tll Streei,
Philadelphia. I''t0
BOARDERS WANTED.
BOARD AND BOOM At the Stafford house.
Eleclric lights and steam heat. ?t.H) per week.
No. Vi Cottage street. lVi
LOST AND FOUND,
1,1 isT Pendant to watch chain at Fair Mount
Park. Saturday afternoon. Finder plcas( re
turn to this office and be rewarded. lbiif
LOST A ladv'g belt with silver purse at
taclied. Finder leave at this office and be re
warded. Mt.f
Come here!
paving 8 to IS. Plan In Ita fonrth year of miccess.
Guaranteed from toe of principal, hookkt tlatUd.
M. H. HUGHES, 55 Mile Block, Barre, Vt.
AN ILLUSTRATED AltTKLK
POPE - LEO'S - SUCCESSOR
By l MARION (TtAWFOD,
is the distinguishing feature of the August
EV Klioaim s. Total ot i:h pages ot lean
ing and illusl rations. Sl.on per year, 10 cents
per copy, r or sale on all news stands to ru
or mailed postage paid on receipt of v U
Address THE l!TDO EW A Y-TH A YKIi COM
PANY, 31 Union Square, North, X. Y.
FREDERICK R.T1BBITTS
21, 22 and 23 Ames Building, Boston.
Investment Securities
Commission orders in New York, Chicago and
Boston markets.
Weekly market letter mailed upon application.
Special attention given to speculative accounts.
Telephone 1342 Main.
in
t
BOSTON, LIVERPOOL, QUEENST0WN.
Fast, Twin Screw Mall and Passenger Steam
ers. 14,?sd tons ; (KK) feet long, liemai kahlft for
steadiness. All rooms upper decks amidships.
Perfect ventilation.
IYEUNIA sails from' Postoii August 11,
September 8 and Octohcr l.
SAXONIA sails from Huston July 28, Aug. 25
and Sept. 22.
EL'IONIA (third class only, specially fitted)
sails August is.
Plans, sailings, etc., 128 State St., Uooton,
Mass. Alexander Martin, A emit, or 8. K. Hat.
lard's Steamship Agencv, Milt' Block, Harre,
or New Langdon Iiiock, Montpelier. .
10 Lti.0clJ.
Every Home Has Its
Some Homes Require
We help you to have a home with little cash. We pro
tect your investment so that you can get the house paid for.
If it's real happiness you want, try own'ng your own home
to secure it. ' It does not require much cash to buy these:
NEARLY NEW HOUSE,
which contains six rooms and has been painted within a
year, located on Elm St. There is a nice porch across front
and on ell. Nearly one-half acre of land, with quantities of
currant, blackberry and raspberry bushes, besides pear, plum
and apple trees all in bearing. Good henery, large enough
for 50 or 75 hens. Also a nice spring of water deeded with
the place. As owner wishes to leave the city, we are al
lowed to sell for 2300.00.
HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS
on Maple Ave. Was built in 1901 by H. M. Houston.
Is finished in the natural wood and there are hard wood
floors in three rooms. House has good granite cellar, is
connected with sewer and supplied with city water. The lot
is large, having a good frontage and a depth of 1 50 feet.
Price, 2300.00.
HOUSE AND SMALL BARN,
with about two acres of land, on Quarry St. Contains seven
rooms and is in very good repair. Owing to sickness, the
owner is very anxious to sell and will make the price right.
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
on Perrin St. Has been built about three years. Is con
nected with sewer and has bath-room. All rooms on first
floor are finished in natural wood. If sold before it is rented
the price will be only 1500.00. Terms, 100.00 down and
balanc; monthly.
LARGE LOT ON EAST ST.,
the size being 132 by 140 feet, with aright to stream of
water. Owner is anxious to sell and will make price right.
DON'T BE LATE
in investigating these properties, but make it your way to
see us at once. We are always glad to explain our method
of selling to those wishing to buy on the easy payment plan.
THE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Rooms 8 and 9, Gordon Block, - - Barre, Vermont.
INSURANCE.
Some ggents say "The Best Companies," others
"The Strongest," and still others "The Largest
Companies." I simply say
J. W. DILLON, Agent.
Representing $465,490,117.39 assttts as per annual
statement of companies represented in this arency on
Jan. I, 1903 That tells the whole story. Call and
investigate. No risk too large, none too small.
.HsMM
J I, f. rrvAJUkA, jresiuem.
. r- m 1 7Tro T J , i
j THE OKLAHOMA MORTGAGE & TRUST CO., )
GUTHEE,
i
! CAPITAL,
INCOKPORATKD.
t
We offer, subject to'priorTsale, choice Oklahoma farm mortgages hearing 6 per cent in
terest net to the investor." We are the oldest loancrs in Oklahoma, having been continuously
engaged tn the farm loan business for the past twelve years, and in that length of time we
have never foreclosed a mortgage or taken a piece of real estate. We can furnish you refer-
enccs that will satisty ttie most exacting, oena ior a iim 01 uiimugs. Rwmuy uai.
all our securities. Interest and principal remitted investor without expense. Mention this paper.
RESIDENCE OF J. W. GORDON, KICIIARDSON STREET.
C. L. BUGBEE, Conttactor and Builder
TLAXS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE.
Office at 202 North Main Street,
NEAR DEPOT SQUARE. (Phone 123-3.) BARRE, VERMONT.
El0kli
Backing cf Cash.
Much Cash, Others Little.
W. M. BRONSON, Sec. ani Trcas.
" . ueuewuil, wvv. Alia iica.
OKLAHOMA.
$100,000
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The Barre daily times., July 28, 1903, Image 7
About The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959