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TILE HARRE DAILY TIMES, APRIL 25, 100-1.
The F. B. Cate Real Estate Agency '
f here is no investment so uie as real estate when good judgment is used,
jet us show you some of our good bargains. Below are a few out of many:
,A new six-room cottage with bath. Never has a family lived in it. Located near many
stone-sheds. Price $1,250.00. Small payment do vn, balance monthly.
Cottage of eight rooms and new tarn. Large garden. For quick sale, $1,300.00.
Small payment down, balance monthly.
At East Bane a three tenement house and barn. Hall an acre of land. Sprin? water.
House has been built about four or five years and rents for $22.00 per month. Price $ 1 ,5 00.00.
Two-tenement house and barn on Third Street. Rents for $25.00 per month. Price
$3,000.00.
Two-tenement house containing six rooms each, located on Short street. Rents for
$25.00 per month. Price only $2,600.00.
Here is Just the pkee for a business nun with teams. Located on the corner of two
streets. House has seven rooms and barn has four stalls, with room for more. Plenty of
carriage room. An extra Jot that would readily sell for $1,000.00. We will sell this prop
erty cheap for cash or trade for a good farm.
"We also have some very desirable farms to offer you at ery reasonable prices. Will in
clude, if desired, stock and tools. Our farms are all well located. All sizes, and prices
from $600.00 up.
Our team is always ready to show you any property you wish to look at.
Come in and chat with us. We will do you no harm. If more convenient
to call in the evening, you will find us here. Tcfephone call, 135-2.
BOLSTER BLOCK, ROOMS 11 AND 12,
F.B. CATE. 'Barre, Vt. H. J. SLAYTON.
ARTHUR C. AVEKILL.
Avcrill & Scott
EI.WIN L. SCOTT.
Law, Real Estate and Collection Agency
OFFICE IN KILES' GRANITE BLOCK, ROOM -
BARRE, VT.
COMMERCIAL AND OTHER COLLECTIONS MADE.
Farm of 120 acres In Marshficld, I 1-2 miles from Flainficld Tillage. Sugar orchard,
wilh modern utensils. Plenty of wood and spruce timber. Good apple orchard and small
fruits. Good buildings. One barn, 2Sx70, with basement and silo; horse-barn and shed,
28x60: hog-house and corn bam. Farm keeps 25 head of cattle and team. Spring and
well water. Price of farm, $ 1 500.
A 7-room cottage on Park St., with modern improvements. Cheap at price, $2700.
We are also offering several jingle houses and some good building tots at
prices that ought to effect an early sale.
TO LET. Tenements on Park and Mount streets and Highland Ave.
If interested, call and talk these matters over. Telephone 149-4.
Chicago Senator Held Up.
Chicago. April ..'!.- t;i to Senator
Miclifu-l J. r.niler, with his Imrtrndcr
and two friends, Ims fallen a vietim
to a lone holdup rutin, who left the
senator's s;dwn with $-jk in i-uMi
and jewelry vidne.1 jtt f MO. The roh
hor. upimrently tt pnt.v i-itfht yesirs ckl
and iiiiiimlit(t. walked in while the
Imriemler, Albert M;niley, wsis count
int.' tile ii-.iy'x receipts, most of tliP
money liein- on the l.-tr. The intruder
ordered ;i ilrinU, and when Manley
plnced tin. "las on the Imr the tuau
suddenly 1rew two revolvers and cried
"Hands upl" 't he' hands vent up.
New Hampshira Socialists.
Concord, N. 11., April '-3. -The So
eiultxt party held tt state convention
here and nominated a state ticket,
governor Samuel I'. Claflin of Man
chester was named for governor. The
plalfoni; I'n lared for international so
cialism, state control of the liquor traf-ri-
and rliic owiwrship of private
trns; s ; i!ii tniMiopolies.
Hungarian Railway Strike.
'.uiiapci. llmiirary, April 2.'5.-The
railroad strikers are now sltowin.sr little
disposition to return to work tinlesg
their demands for ineroased pay fire
eonc'ded. Premier Tlszii !ini)oune'd in
the diet that as 11 result of the confer
ences there appeared to Ie little pros
wet of a settlement.
Of Interest to Investors I
At the close of each day's business we issue a "Special Market Letter of Advice"
which gives a resume of market movements for the day and pertinent suggestions
for the guidance of investors and traders. This letter is replete with valuable in
formation and we should like to place it in the hands of everyone interested in the
Stock Grain, Provision and Cotton matkets. We also incorporate into this letter
the high, low and close for the day of the principal active stocks, grain, cotton, etc.
The letter is sent out over our private wires to the various branch offices of the
Company, where it is copied and mailed each afternoon at 4 P. M., thus ensuring
prompt delivery to readers. If you are interested in the market and will let us
have your name, either by mail, 'phone or personally, w e shall be pleased to add it to
our mailing list and forward same to you each day. IT WILL PAY YOU TO
SEND FOR THIS LETTER.
Floyd, Crawford Sc Co., Bankers and Brokers, N. Y. City,
McmbeJs
Branch Office:
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade,
Milwaukee Chamber ot lommcrce.
Rooms 3 and 4, Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. C. H. KENT, Dentist.
MILES' BLOCK,
Telephone t Office and at Residence.
DR. F. M. LYNDE, Dentist.
Telephone 13-21.
Boom 7, Currier Block, Barre, Vermont.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Offic in Kooro M, Ml Ira RiuMiup. '
bour. ' ft. m. t l'i ! Vf P' U'''
day, Tuesday. Ttiurnlay nd r nuay.
Telephone Cunnectinu,
MRS. H. A. BEACH,
EXPERIENCED NURSE.
No. 102 South Main St., Barre, Vermont.
Telephone Call, 12-2.
THE CORRECT STYLES
Newest Effects in Woolens.
0. W. BOYEA, - - Merchant Tailor,
Reed Block, Barre, Vt.
Solicitor For Labor Department.
WaluiiKton, April The president
has sent to tin? senate the noiniriiitiot)
or William Miller Collier of New York tc
be solicitor for the department of com
mem and labor; ul.so several promo
tious iu tlie mi tt.
FOR SALE.
KOIt SAI.K One jriwxt Iiviit lii.r-.?. wv.n
jViim old; also four tup Imcitirs, four o-
wasjimpi, ne lake -arn;H'' ehr Mirray, u n mh-
h.uncss, four pairs of r..iilii tlrivitiR lr-ih-,
one Mw-wl fart ui'd tnt'iitv ruiM-s nnl
l.unki'tM. Apply to i. 11. Kajuxnul at ity
llotfl. lt
HELP WANTED.
W AXTKI) At ,. a li-ttpn r. Steady ... It
Mini K'l'd p,iV. Applv l'i K. K. t'ravrn .v ).,
Munip(-ln r." " .tr.
WANTrfi At (nice, tcai l-r fur nmil.il
m tiiMil, iiiti-niii'iliati- riiii, Aply t A.
CuiuiuiiiK. WltvrvHta, Vt. J0W
Hilt SI.K Farm of 1Mii ri s tint will kc. p
2d rnw) anil tiuia. li.ty ut u!i ni:n liim-.
; ,) hnsrar I'lui'c. Hiu!'1:i: :"!. V ill m
ciinlo fur nuU'k a!l, itli f.inu, two-liorsf
m iijfii, (ine-hor- wnuii, tmv If i: try, two-wntt'a
siiir.tv, olio pitir wiiK liarnc, sIhIh liar
lii'v, lopirixe "h'M, Mlrlph, li"w lliowiniT-UKi' hln",
iii'W hursB-r:ik, wlu-fll.iu rw, pl'w and all
nitatl UHil. Prir- The t H- (''. Heal
I-Vtatf AffUi y. ItiMMim 11 ami 12. liiilj-ttr IthH-k,
Itiirre, Vt. WW
FOIt hAl.K TlHinmuliliri'd Hai-tfin oows,
hi'itciR. mie yearling lull Hmloin-lnill i-alf . Si mm
n.'w wili'b Km. Apply at the himtti t.H-ls
Minn, -.tf
VV ASTFI flfMid, Miiart ail-rmmil im k. Aie
mimrt k it i lifii buv. Apply ti 11. B. '"llm". The
t'Ustali', Ban!.' Wi
WAN'IH) I'lTsnn tn interview h il tiaiie
fnr enuiiui ieial hnu-e; salary ST ami rxpi iw
weekly; previoti-i expi ririux ulna'' ary.
Colonial, Caxtun, Clii:a;u. J"ti
V ANTKD A crm'erv clerk to eall anil ai.'eml
to the trade for a erneeiT in Nurlhlleld. Write
iir rail at A. l-roe-i er.n i'i j store, Ih-pot f-ipiare,
Nortliheld, Vt. Mi
KOll HAI.K A new milch cow. (imxl milker.
Inquire oi A. Jinifa, 1, llnuard street. 3'-IW
Kill SAI.K T'ip Ihicl'V. new la"t summer and
in erixiil repair. Jntintic of F. VV. Hun liim-on
at l.astinan llrothers'. iiti
VVATK1 Active man lali-nian; lliriiu!
liheral couilniM-ieli aui wci-k ly, or trial Uinnth
on eaiajy with im'iii y adv iiic'cd for expense ;
outtittrec; write atii'iii e fi-r term and Mcenri
Irt-rtt tcrrit-orv. The K. U. ha-e 1 o., Niir-w-ry-
meii, Maiden, Maxs. iTt'.'ti
WAXTK.li Tailor lioii help. Apply tn.T. VV.
Grady, t(iiinU-u hlock, up Btaus. i5!f
KtK .SAI.K On South Main ntrei't, eotlaep of
two tenemciUK, with lare l"t of alwut ei'lny
feet front and lsirirs ir.irdcn. For ale cheap,
iih unall paymem down and monthly pay
ments if dei-ired. Inquire of Asa iiarrmjrton,
No. l liaftom avenue. Wit
FOK SAI.K A CottaL'e orpan in frood condi
tion, very cheap, (iwid for a beginner. Apply
at lull Summer utreet. !iS5iC
VV ANTKD To do family waxuiJijtK.
at "o. 17 tamp htreet.
FOK SAI.K Anvone wanting tlmt-elasn
Haired l'lvnioiith iiock tpiz for cettlnK at a
S-l.KI per sittting applv to F. 11. Hopkuia on the
K. V. t)liU farm, noutb Barre, Vt. ttf
WANTKO Oltice position, shorthand and
typewriting pri lerred. Address Stenographer,
Care of Harre JJaiJy Times. ,f.'tli
foil SAIK A house at upper tiraniwville,
eoiitains eiht r.uns. al.i ham ami one build
iiif! lot. t iimenientlyai'raiifcd.pood bani-iuent
room below. Inquire of N. A. McDonald at
(iraniteville. 4tf
FOR SAI.K Two pranite quarries for ale or
to rent. Inpuire of AV. O. Parker. 2tf
FOK SALE One bird dotf, one leii;h, one
mud wagon, one wheelbarrow , one double bar
reli il Uammerlcss Fai ker nhot-Kun, saws, mep
ladder and farm tool". A Imve articles must be
sold to close an estate. V. F. Shepard, Admin
istiator. Witt
Natl Bank of Barre
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DEPOSITORY.
i-. : f vi
mm
THE BEST
PROTECTOR
No natter what
your present condi
tion may be, you
should always give
some thought ro the
future. The surest
safeguard about the
future is
MONEY IN
THE BANK
You spend less if
the money is away
from your pocket.
It is safer, too, and
there is no making
change when you
pay by check. Ask
any depositor or call
and talk it over.
3 1-2 Per Cent
Interest Paid on
SavingsDeposits
F'Ott 8A1.K Thoroiifrhbred Kh'nle Inland Red
Fp. I'ark A- Shore staina. Fifty cents and
jf.im per netting. Jeau T. I!a,sett, l'rospect
street. IMrtf
STOVE FOR SAUK
for particulars.
-Apply at 21 Howe Place
'.IHlf
FOR SAI.K Thoroughbred bull pups at No,
12 Foster utreet. S88tf
FOR SAI.K AT CASSIE FARM.
MilkOur wajron loliver twice a day.
Hay Delivered promptly In bulk,
uh.onm.l I'otiiea From Imnorted Htoi'k.
1'ipn and Shoates Ky the registered aire
Harre Jim, 0. 1. VV. C.
Collie l'upn Sable and white, from reuistered
stock. Apply to oeorge caie. ijuti oireei
H. E. JEFFORDS,
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
AND CALSOM1NINQ.
A share of your patronage Is solicited,
5 Thurston Place, Barre, Vt.
H. W. SCOTT, Attorney.
Office in Wood Block,
Over Ladd's store. Justice, uotary and
BteooijrRptier in office.
Andrew Bjorn.
Painting and Paper Hanging
A full Hue of Wall Taper sample for 1?M.
Call ot address 27 Carrier Street
Telephone, 20S-I2.
MRS. M. F. BURGESS,
EXPERIENCED NCK9E,
No. 108 Summer St.,
Barre, Vermont.
4
CHURCHILL & WELCH.
MX KINDS OF ELECTRICAL
WOKK DONE, WIRING, lrt.
Wfi are dealers in Kleetrieal fsnpnlien.
Fvervthinc Modern and l'p-to-late.
None but expert help employed and
work guaranteed. Tel. or 16-J.
Office In the Basement ot Wortbon Block,
FRED L. PAGE, Contractor
AND BUILDER.
Offlee and Rcmtdence,34 Highland Avenue.
Telephone call, 4-3.
HENRY FRENIER & SON
UNDERTAKERS,
Funeral directors and turnlahers ol fu
neral Bupplie. Night caU promptly at
tended to. No. 10 Oramte St , Brre, V t.
KoBidonee up stalra. Tel. U-J-
F. G. HOWLAID, Cashier.
..no
Paying Mininp, Oil, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks maVing possible
Large Interest end Profits. Book
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal Agents,
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
E. BALDWIN IIAMMITT, Manager,
Western New England Branch : Headquar.
ers: Suite 33-35 Catllii Bhig., Hartiord.Cuuo.
M. II. ntTQHES, Reprfcsentative,
55 Miles' lHk., Barrft, Vt.
Colonist Ticket from Chicago
to all points in
North and South Dakota
ON LINES OF
C.M.&St.P.Ry.
. Tickets on sale Tuesdays
in Mar. and April, 1904.
Booklet and full informa
tion on application to
O. B. VIFIF.LD,
tKM H IN
BUTTER, EG 0 8 A. Ml FA KM PRODUCE.
Delivered at vour house at lowest mar
ket prfi es. TerniH, cah.
Address me at Y. O. Vox TM, Barre
and I i!l eall.
I have iKiupht Jed Jlarsh'a Hulled Corn Route
and will start team April a.
REF.I) CORN.
Twenty traces of home-grown Field Corn.
AIo a few tons of good hay.
A. W. AI.I.KX, Suiinyside Farm.
Telephone 1H-3. 2t
TO RENT.
Tt K KNTLaree f irnihed room, all mmlei
eoiiveiiieiues, ile.irable lor two men. No.
A-verill street. Kilt
TO F;F.NT Tenement in new Hiimi'H blm k on
JV.-ii l street, an one tlii'ht. All iimitim cunven
ienees. Apply to A H. Buzxell, third door, new
liuzzell Dhx K.
Mlt
TO KKNT Himae of eiirht rwnus, turn and
earden oi halt an ai re. Spring water. Apply
to f. J. Marshall, I.awreiine Blotk, Jlompti
lir. v-.w
To RKNT Furnished or unfnrniched rooms,
eWtrie liuht. furnaee heat, t.'orner or Web
limrton and Walnut street.' luquire of Mrs,
Will p.astiuan. ssu
TO KKNT Iiesirable tenement on Kim St.
over I'.aire Library : ali roimi formerly oeen
pled by Harre Kveiung lelegraiu. C. t
Ageiiti 75 Main street.
'errv
32tf
TO E F.N T Down-stair tenement and barn,
also larjre garden, on Berlin street. Inijniie ot
I r. . li ranger.
TO KKNT A room un ground tlw.it of Hii?.zell
bloek. (oiiiable lor an oftii-e or livinir room. In
onirn of Henrv Alexander. Biuxell blmk. 31 tf
1'AsTl ItAtiK Anyoiiewimtinirto hire horses
or rattle pastured, inquire of Mis M. M. Paine,
F'ist Bane, Vt. Also have a pasture to
rent.
TO KKNT F'irMt-lloor tenement occupied by
.1. ,F. (.oodwin. Jo. 7 Freneh utreet. will I
vai ant about May lt. F. 1.. Page, 34 Highland
Avenue. "u
WORK WANTED.
lnijnire
;wt
WAXTF.U Position for peneral housework
y capable irirl. (. all at New F.nland Kmtilov-
menl Bureau, Kotim 'J and 3, Gordon Block. Vlf
RE,
SMOKE,
W ATER,
Have No Effect
on Oar Safety
Deposit Boxes !
With fires happening so frequently, it
may have ocrured to you that a ?a,e p-re
for your valuable papers is a neee.ity
just now.
Our Safety Deposit Boxes we've in
stalled to meet this need and many busi
ness men, !odges and societies now have
the abvantage of their protection.
If you are interested come in and talk
the matter over'.
Price low for service rendered.
Can you afford to carry your own risk
j when absolute protection may be had a?
so smail a price ?
DRESSMAKING.
MISS S1IXA BAUKFR ha dresnmakine
rooms in the rear of the Hale Block on Pearl
street. Telephone lfU-4. 'JOOtf
GRANITE SAVINGS BANK &
TRUST CO.,
BARRE. - - - VERMONT,
BARRE SAVINGS BANK & TRUST GO.
OFFICE IN BOLSTER BLOCK, BARKE, VT.
31! percent Paid on Deposits. Began business Feb. 27, '93
I. HENFY JACKSON, President. GEORGE HOWLAND, Vict President.
F. G. HOWLAND, Treasurer. C. J. LEASE. Assistant Treasurer.
Directors: J. HENRY JACKSON. GEORGE HOWLAND, BURT H. WELLS. HOMER FITTS.
E. A EASTMAN, E. W. E1SBEE, W. G. REYNOLDS, GEORGE MILNE.
F. G. HOWLAND.
First Class Real Estate Mortgages, Five Per Cent
STATEMENT MARCH 1, 1004.
AoSETS. 1 LIABILITIES.
Real Estate Loans, all
in Vermont, ..
Other loans, .
Bonds and Investments,
U. S. 2 per cent. Bonds
at par.
Other U. S. Bonds, .
Funds on hand, .
$534,868.19
248,466.78
303,266.59
23,800.00
72,579.43
58,135.10
$1,241,116.09
$50,000.00
J.COO.OO
Capital Stock,
Surplus Fund, .
Undivided Profits, . . 7,743.43
Dividends unpaid, . . 972.00
Dividend No. 1 1, 7 per cent, 3,500.00
Deposits, . . . 1,171,043.57
Premium, U. S. Bonds sold, 2,852.09.
$1,241,116.09
All our Murtairo Loans ara maile on improved property in the otate of Vermont.
Interest is credited to depositors April 1st aud Octoberlst in eacn year, thus giving lepol
tors compound intereet.
We pay all taxes on deposits net exceeding $2,000.
Ws should tie pleased to do business with you.
I A Moms Investment I
TO 11KNT Small society hall. Will scat 0 to
7.1 person. Front room lip two flight A1m)
single room. Well lighted. Apply to I.. .M.
Avcrill. l'"'f
Id KKNT Tenement of six rooms and bath
room at '7 Iirooklvn street, with or without
liarn. Apply to Alex. G. Or-ton. Htf
TO P. KMT One six-room tenement, re
modeled, papered and painted, ready for April
1st. on tiiamtc street. Apply to tcott & Town
send. l'-'Jt
J. A. McLEOD,
REGISTERED SHOEING SMITH.
Knee-cuttin?, IntcrferlnfeT, c"JnB. etc
positlvoly cured. Uiacased tot to'tta
with Buocess. Trotters, pacers and gentle
men's roadsters a specialty, bnop on
Heminary St. Telephone connection.
WOOD & GREGOIRE,
Stone Masons and Contractors
Ualstnsf and Movlnjt Buildings.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Telcphoon Ch11:
C. E. Wood, 215-21; G. L. Cregolre, 301-It.
F. G. &"c. H. ROWELL,
COMPLETE! AKCHITECTS
AND BU1LDKUS.
58 Summer Street, Bsrre, Vermont.
Barre Gas Bonds
We offer for sale at par and accrued interest,
tablet to previous sale, any part of $25,000 of
the First Mortgage Registered 6 per cent Coupon
Bonds of THE PEOPLE'S LIGHTING, HEATING
AND POWER CO., of the Ciiy of Barre. Vt., fa
tcrest payable January 1 and July 1, denomina
tion $500; The Barre Savings Bank and Trust
Co.. Trustee.
The proceeds of these Bonds are to be used in
completing the construction of a gas plant at
Barre.
E. K. DUNBAR & CO.,
W. W. HALL,
N. L F. & P. A.. C. H. & St. P. Br-.
369 Washington Street. Boston, Mass.
FOUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
Tin Tint's will pnrilteh Wants, I.ont and
Found, Fir Sale, To Let. etc. short advertise
ments at the rate of four lines for twenty-five
cents for the iirst insertion ud live cent for
eaeb subsequent insertion.
FOR SALE.
KIH SAI.K Olilsinoliile, with top snil extras.
New lust yenr. Keiison for srliitiR, want a toiir
ine car. Address Luther H. Lord, It. F. I. No.
1, Harre, Vt.
STOKK TO KKNT With riiuw'inent. Central
lo.ation. Two liirce nlate 0tu- ilisjilay win
i!o. Will he vacant Muy 1st, 1. A. Ferry
Keal Kstate Aeenov. 'Mt
TO KKNT.
One tenement, rtterson street $1.1.o0
Two tenements. Brarnh street l'.n(i
One tenement, I'leasant street Ii'-.u0
lSMtf Apply t l'help Ilrothem'.
TO HI NT -Tenement of five rooms and hath
at W5 MortU Main st reet. Apply to A. E. 'amp
bell. tf
TO RKNT Iiesirnlile six-nom ti nenient on
rrosjiert. street, where Mr. Starr lives, short
ilistam-e from depot, close to ritv hall, this side
of river. Apply to C. X. Kenouiet, Kastern
avenue. ' - 3W
TO liKNT N'ioe eonifortahly furnished room,
with all modern eonveniences, in private, fam
ily, at 41 Jellerson street. None but men need
apply.
FOlt SAI.K Four sets ilonhlo work harness
and one sintrle work harness. Apply to W. C.
Junes. 34 Kiistern Avenue. Tel. M-Vl. aitf
BIICBARB BOOTS
For Sale. Good healthv roots, prow fine stalks.
Fariy ami tender all thnmjrh sunnner. I'riee
M.wa ilozen. Apply to F. B. Wallace, Kim
Tt eo VeitctxUle tiarden, Simth Barre. We
plionc 2ltf
FOR SALE Single, team, horse wciirhinj;
about 'X4I. topbnpvainl harness, in Eood shape;
also sleiirh and robe. Apply to . L. Wood
worth, 7o North Slain street. 3HI
FOK SALE Oood bay horse, Morgan built,
a pi'ifei-t worker, rimmI ape, sound anil clever.
Weighs 1375 pounds. Iriquire of (ieorsre Kobiu
son at the Kmliiey Bradford farm or S.i. Allen,
Dejiot Square. s'
15? Devonihire St.,
Boston, Mass.
31
STONK SHK1) FOK SAI.K To be Bold at
once, including tbreo Cotton pneumatic tools
pipes, blocks, chains, jacks roils, eight kits of
tools and accommodations for eight to ten men.
Shad sell for cash aud almost give it away.
W. 1. Kidder. Wtl
FOK SAI.K My home place In Oranltevllle.
It is all in jroml repair. Also a lot of horses
workers and drivers. W. W. lie) villi, Oranite
ville, Vt. Ca.-sie street, UVM
TO 1IKNT Suite of uiifnrrushed rooms.
Suitable for sleeping roinu and parlor. W. 11.
(iulo, 50 Welliugtiui street. ISltf
'to 1; I :NT Tenement at the corner of Averill
and l'ark streets. Apply to CM . Avcrill. A"f
TO KKNT A cot face of six rooms. Kij par-
den adioinlnif. Sitmited on Currier street. In-
iiuire of Andrew Bjurn, LJ Currier st. 23tf
TO KKNT A. Tomasi has teiieinents to rent
In his bloek t the corner of North Main and
Merchant streets. !i,;tu
S'roliK TO KKNT At corner of North Main
and Seminary streets. Apply at h. 1. Tomasi's
store, -nii
TO I.KT A very desirable up-stairs teneuient
at 10 .Mount street. Apply at nrstnoor. tn
TO KKNT Two tenements, at once. Inquire
if Scyel Brady, Lino Store. Ktr
TO KKNT Stall tor one horse, hi Ulancbard
barn on Merchant street. Apply to H. A
Imlfy, viX'tf
TO KKNT Office rooms in the Hale block.
North Main street. Apnlv to O. H. Hale, -"nut
TO KNT Fnfurnisheii room m ar Currier
Park. Inquire at Cate's Keal EatateApmry, 13tf
FOR KKNT-Five-room tenement, on first
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A pply to E. N. Fresciitt, SI Currier St. 'iTtitf
TO KKNT A cut WOT bonne on Central street
also a tenement on Acaileniv street. Apply t
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K. M. Lyon. Address store
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TO BE SOLD AT ONCE.
COTTAGE HOUSE, located on Third Street, built about two years
ago, containing six nice rooms besides bath. Is an especially well con
structed house, being back plastered and having slate roof. Readily
rents for $13.00 per month to good tenants. Is in extra good repair.
Price so low that, if looking for a place of this kind, you will buy it.
DOUBLE HOUSE, located on Main Street. Has been built only a
few years and is also thoroughly well built. Is connected with sewer
and has good granite cellar. All rooms on first floor are finished in
natural wood. For an investment this is bound to be satisfactory, for
we will sell so low that it will pay a large rate of interest. There are
good reasons why this property is to be sold. No fault of the property.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF THE
D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Rooms 8 and 9, Gordon Block, - - Barre, Vermont.
oarre Uty iceai estate Agency
We can sell you a farm containing 100 acres, well wooded and watered. Will kce-p 15
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ty fruits on place and good sugar orchard. Farm is locaied about two and a half miles from
City Hall, Barre. Will trade for city property. j
Farm of about 100 acres. Flrnty of wood for the place and 125 fruit trees. Farm will H
keep 12 cows and team. This place will be sold at a bargain.
We have auite a number of sinelc and double houses that we can sell or trade. Tene-
ments to rent in all parts of the city. Come in and let us talk the matter over.
ROOMS 2 AND 3, GORDON BLOCK.
E. C FRENCH.
(Telephone 135-3)
GEO. L. MORRIS. 2
INSURANCE
Some agents say 'The Best Companies," others
"The Strongest," and stiil others "The Largest
Companies." I simply say
J. W. DILLON, Agent
Representing $465,490,117.39 assetts as per annual
statement of companies represented in this agency on
Jan. I, 1903. That tells the whole story. Call and '
investigate. No risk too Irrge, none too small.