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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-29

EKw ynnx Jxn "a The senck rasrhet today
wsx sctise bob IN TRUSTS Ana regular Hse
Thoaga The general tnDe q the market 10
nnnss ard she hnal cAsnxrs hszAcs. y wsa bus
sEnaH Traction enty. Geveznm<rtx we're duh
ans neAsy fos fuass Petroleum opened steady
= = Lsas sna sfssr stfsss aecAne mosed ~ 70
u0%s feasfsaa followed. IN which the snArksf
ftnsef steady 81 u.e}s stock exchsnse-open
ing. H1s@ hfgh ess- si.os7< losess- u1. can~r
iss doss coEsossd1ssc sxcaAnFe-epensng
49, aaxaesz- slv swssI tl@s e'asss
$500
soso&
y. - Registered. -. y = "a coupon ~.
- - res-ssersss. lessSs Y. = $50 coupon,
iu4sss FAessr o.. LIS
srocKx
American Express. -, &C snadian PsciAc.-55s.
Canada Ssushern. ssss .euxsl Pacific. So:
Burisnxsea. ~. Desssars & L.ckswauns. 1855.
Denver BIO Grsndr. ls;s: Erie. rs: Lake
Shore. s. Louisville a Nashville gs.. MlchsSsn
Central. -, Missouri Pacfar. s5kx. Kxnsas &
Texsx Il. New York Csnsrxl. :. Northern Pacific.
szss preferred, TN. North western, llsx. oregon
improvement SIS: Tssnsconssnenfsi- sss<' "a
&c &C 49, So 1esaInx. g 700 ss.s, ~.
e. .sss ssAss 10. $50,
~ - "ssss1A h1o'4' % Aas. - 1880
osas -sss
-. - 40 -. = IN -
IaAh, ssn. ls-AousS IN eA.i eas.,
..,ss -. ! = - - a.. 49, ss1t ~ a..
- -. snsA a- liza asa oSaAs S4s1&'
naas'a' Vs. BAR aAassf' ssss-
MINING s<Jeks
sks s0Eks Jan. s--A1s1hofs ~ " tsse7aon'a
DasNA ills. sa~o, sro"A rotn1. ~ eo1sos
.raassl .z.si"fafa q si.sinasr Wv -
= 2. y. s~s aemseocks =. y y r 80. Dsa.
60 .ssas. -" = sls'o :, - safv. 1.a
si-so' Hsse q soIssoss, sA'o hoIae. 1919.
- aoru rilstf. 49, AsxleAn' 49, oasAo'
Se0' ofaif, ss-ast. sss wage si1
new yogx MERCHANDISE xAkKxr
Neg YokK Jan. Hops-stgong.
cofEse-0ptiens elosed steady unchanged TO 10
points Down: sales 30 80 bags January, SIS 80:
February. Us 7stalss5. March. $l5-saai5.ss:
April. slsso: Nay, SIS SAG "a. 20. spot kio steady
and quiet fair eareoes. sEs4c No ;. f71sd54c.
sasay--Exw. quiet and firm sales la.ooo bags.
cenutfugaEs, - sess 3S *es refined. quies and
$500 a.. 80
49, So -. $3.50. 49,. x<. -.
1s..r.w : : r -. - .,.,..s,.s
srs -. -. s :, e. ss,<
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= NJ I'D -faEAN tatst' VII -.
SxArTAE. N ASH. peC. ~. iss3
Notice 50 heTeRy gwen that ~ p8T<usuSe ot
Instructions from IRE csnsus fss ousr al sAc gen
eF1i lana cFsler con E&snss IN his fs.t@r Il 81
Ess4s rE.ter H. tSss. 6udrr authority vested -
kffa ~ sccstea 2.&.ss. rextNra ats tues ct TIE
uate4 -sss*s. SHALL pgonesa 10 eser At pub
he sale % TaaEsl3sx. tae DSn 4sy es Fen-usry.
fsas Asthts ortsa. the foslowlaE tract OF public
land. TO wt LOS 81 sec Q 20 = =, c.
AZ persons having yEu,sraptlosa rights Ia arr
per sioaoE the sbove described land, oT suy sff
fze rarAs 81 other rsghss re AIS per ion faesr0f
arr scvsSes - make proof thereof and payment
before the CAV seove designated for CO.'S Eaeres
uAs ut ~ said sale az hsswsse thslr lights wtll Re
forfeited r NJ. REED Ia, keg stcz
Ia HAYDN kaepfser
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Ssasszhssfers rrtcss isE Whsss ssscsSses are
here quoted. sosesssv ~ssA psiczs sg1eg eSsnS
cfesSg-f
GsNf-fsn snes. pcs -. =. e. arsssst s.
sNTTa&~sn fsss Ter n %.eSA' isnaa
$3.50 dressed sssFts5 E1c
VKAL-snsssl ca saes. per =. seSe. aEsssed.
igsAslf
STxscE Easss~sAE teaz per = - $3.50, e.
haxsea seas. Per - Is *. ssaaA Aoss- SO
e5ee pet Fs dressed. Lee
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE RAINIER
C & CLARK, Anacortes o Pauscn. Dakota
p Lowerqart. Portland T. X Clarke san Fran
THAR Spokane Mrs f w Pur1y, whtcm
j n Day. vi y. W wsiia Bartlett, NfRR
Aw caller. DO wFCsrxon. cPRR
" SULTAN. do W u Edwards, do
& wfnans Mich IGraham. san Fran
shennon Me 6 q Chandler, n r r
Dasisou. do Ew N McSear, at Paul
MsH l. cunch ,spok' ne " o stanley. Denver
wHEfingerAwf Tacma w Post. NY
Miss NH Efinges. do W HASTE Deadwood
wM Harrington. do Went, City
A fsilis, do Porter. Chicago
L L Holden, Boston cR Glow, do
Rosenberg City J Proctor. ST. Paul
sssehmeyexs Chicago II farfsl!. DO
Hoilinger, DO
TIE sxoQpALsIE.
] Rouse Tacoma A X Jones. city
. sluses do A Hettonet. sidney
J palworth. Wash : 7 6sHsriu, ssoqual'me
Pr Dish. Houlten EG Seld.ns, do
Jas Olsen. Rrainsri Moore Blk Dtamd
II Dexan Ontario q Grover, Anaeortes
o Ssandopb. blanchard Neis & WI. san Fran
Up Elford, Victoria Mrs Hasksn a ch. Tao
" smith, 10 A Hasarly. SDohomixh
" II Tafs 4 wf, Traestn A n Rowsef. Forest City
Miss chsnn, singsers G l. coniey: fingers
q " wolEex do Jan Edwards. do
] Porter do FCoie, Mgr do
Euss HOTEL
TT Henry & son, MINI d Edwards & VT. OAK
A sya;till. Marysviis hosiong, City
Maggie Brooks. city DrJ II Mcke-. City
waxner Portland " Robinson Portland
Miss Emma Key. City " + Noller. Portland
TT Rice sF " II johnson. G Hsrbor
N Il Johnson. City WI Reader. City
Bender. City r Riiings Denver
ERIaey wf. NY Az sawyer Denver
"A whitley. spTiugdeidf RyeFson. Gilman
4 sell. Gilman JF Hayes. Chicago
A Anderson. Portland.
chicago Comedy Company
las A pssyfla Miss Annie Z Imam.
Miss yfrwfnis Rnsanesi. MISS VI Snow.
James Hayes. Val Lone.
LOUIS Beaway. W Iaman,
f~a Mco4.
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BEE.

TIE sssa-sr Zee /. rssw ressty scs esssnss&
fkrss<s wssesag tsss service q s"ak4as eaAz
- y FAssss spsay 90 scsrd - q a. Ssss ssi1s
fuxEs. .skssx =. go A. ss. 4a-x 81 E0ssmssa
r. rgACLL1sa.
Guaex aa3 Axsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-29

RAIL LINZ
The Overland fls err" leaves Portland N
daily. and carries tarouzh Pullman seepers.
ccloufss sseereFs, free chair cars ard coaches
between Portland and Beaver. Omahn. Kansas
City, ST. Louis. 81. Paul or Chicago.
The Limited Fast MAI leaves Portland q
m daily, and carri Pullman dining and sleep
ing cars between Portland and Chicago.
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r. &c Sc. &C. g. &C. &c. Sc SC, lar. tic. 1ec, isc,
lac iSe isss lie. I-ee t%c. sss sSnuFoider4ss re-
dus..41 NJ tAe sale Chs ser Gaeary
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erArTnoLYxPrA RoUTl

SEATTLE. wHATCoN, sEMIAHM0o AND
BLAINE ROUTE
stopping II oil way lac:rsa
steamer Leaves sext;ie daily. except Saturday.
fer WhsGcom III ii p m. Arrives ~ Nhatcom
daily. except snnday. u Il
Leaves Whafcom for SEATTLE daily. except
Saturday, as u. Arrives at seattle daily,
except Sunday, p "A.
Steamer for ssrr.ahEon aud Blaine leaves
Whafcom every Saturday St o m returning
ieaves Blaine every sunday q 10 N Tor What
com and seattle.
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rAeonA.y1crnRrA roFrrK

fAcONA-sEATTLE ROETK
Leave Tssoma - % . m. 10 % N. III 30 P n.
n 70 N. - pm.
= 20 N.
Bosss leaving Tacoma Il 30 n and sesstie u
% m aud % p n land ~ Des N0fueA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-29
HOOPS CANAL RoUTE-srEAaEs JOSE
Ill Prime

The steamer Josephine viii leave Hatfield
Coirann wharf foot 81 Marion street. "Wednesday
ard SATURDAY. morning at 6 = u. for Port
Gan bic sesbeck Union City and al way points
ca aexsss's Canal ResurafHg seases Eaiou City
NoFsss4y and THURSDAY morning fof freight or
psssxse sppsy at hai0est-t Gilman wharf OF on
l1sfa John ANpEkS ~. Master.
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TgIAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-H1RDKRI
i y. beechers manageE
THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves seattie every Sunday afternoon q
4 p. m for Port Townsend and the san Juan
islands. from Hattelds wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend ~ 30 = N. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whstcou. calling at Smiths
island. aud Richardson's weather .permistinsl.
Argyle. lopez FridEy Harhof. Maple ION Mon
day going north and Thursday going SOUTH.
Roche Harbof. Orcas and East sound
Returning. leaves whascom 1t 80 Z. n. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. On the Satur-
day trip the Point Arena goes through TO Seattle.
Fare from Port Townsend 20 seattle, IL Until fur
Their notce, passengers or freight from Seattle for
the islands BY the Port Arenas wednesday and
Friday trips WIN Be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith 70 Port Townsend on Tuesday ami Thurs.
day nights and transferred direcs TO the Port
Arena. On these days tho w. q 4 T. Co will
issue tick cts and bill freight through 70 desti-
HERBERT r. BEECHER, Manaesa
}. A. HATFIELD. Agent, seattle
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yY,nr FAST AND coNMoprous PASSENGER
Il sTEAMkR MTLTS0aAa.
OPPOSITION Road
Tssvss the " r. What IA a. a. n. FOR oiyn-
psa ksmilehe aud t5Esy's Harecr. returning 10
Tacoma 81 p. II, connecting with boats sor
SEATTLE AND wHAICoA.
Arriving ., Seattle At ,.
rgsE TAglE.
" Tscoma 7osm Ar Olympia tera n
Iy Olympia lGxs N Ar kamliehe n<Sam
Nv Eamiche u Is . N Ar Olympia I&pm
ly Olympia zee IA Ar Tacoma scOp 70
souneetlug with noass for seattle.
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pueEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. o. q
my snd ~ foeesea end donsses~ e~~ssaes
tie untscd stssss end Europe receive
deposits 81 money and fssae psss
oocks 81 certificates thsFs1oe
CORRESPONDENTS
frado1. - " seta>elssi4 = >r.N
Paxfp. pe RosascAiaa rrercs
EAnkfuys A. ~. /. Won Sseircr ~
New Tors. ax~ncx Of Sank ef California
Chicago. Commercial National Bank
Huscr. sagsolk Sataaaal n&nk
ear Francesca she asak II IsliirsriA
e. rss ssr's.r .-.v,ssF Fsssssss
R.ak leesssa corner catrrv .aa Frsa' Streets
DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
uncorrcrased By rcysl charter issfl
Nov open fcz hassness IA tas
starr block
Capital paid an. ..---.........-......-s s-ssnsNN
Power 30 sEcresse to.------.--.. so.osasssl
esse0
J. KEITH WILSON, Msnss%r
Branches san rrsecisco scsa, rersiaas
orr Tseoras wash. l. Victoria. Narrower New
Westminster. NAnasmo and KAmAoops ia ca
General banking hassne<s transacted forasrn
exchange oa sht and sussl. erasss and tcfa-
graphic Transfers Sod on stsr hAaks s.r4aehes.
also on New Yafs. GAfrsro, Cansds AMI Henx
konr. Deposits received suasets - chexk
lnt~rest r&a on tine Deposits
JARVIS coSKiIS MORTGAGE TRUST CO..
xANsAs CITY AND xxw YORK
Paid up capital u.ssesam
Loan money on improved city md ,srn prop
DELAY in clo~ips loan. Appiia-
tons approved aud pap<rs
drawn here Money ps1d
ey check on hank
nycu have the security we have the usaey,,
loan. Any and all competition met.
Nv KNIT. General Agent and Exantnss
Room l. Sewiin black
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or SEATTLE.
fAID-uP CAPITAL ..,..,..-.......-. s,saom
st ~ 80
MATEIcs asMIcKEx rrsssi s !
81 s-e
General banking business trausactsa
Sight and teiegrarhsc exchange paysbls Ia an
the principal cities OF the United States aud
kHrofe.
MERcHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Designated depository and anancial
agent cf the
uNfTED sgAsEs SoyEksNKNL
Deals In foreign and domestic exchangsa
Nakes telegrnphic tranAferA and Issues leeeoeo
Of credit
General banking business transacted
Once, Brown baildfng. ooutheAss cornor
second anu Cherry ssrectA
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK
j OF Seattle.
xIIGKx MOCK. sa soS sscosp xragxr. NJ
TWEEN JANIS AND CAERnY.
T. q. GRAyEs . President
W. r. FoRREsr ......v Vice Freaidene
y. r. BAcKus. 49,. s.--.......... Casnie&
CAPITAL. slA0.0M
Transacts genera oanxsag business
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cTgAnEk KIRKLAND

c,TgAnEk KIRKLAND
leaves Power Hcssa
r..v-s n = n. sor Jaanits sni vxy
- rs. snd s.lsr ~ ssr sswcss..s
sr1 xay TofIA
Lave. a. p "a sss 5s*nssS ara sV
y1TsA -
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CANADIAN PACIFIC EAvIGAIIoN CO..
~ QimitedJ
STEAMER premier
BOUND SOUTH
vspcourer. Monday aud lro~n.end. Thursday
Thursday 2pm and Monday 30 q,
Townsend Monday and Seattle, Friday and
Thursday III p M Tuesday - m
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ....---.-.s mi tuesday ......... 10 . n
BOUND MOTH.
LEAVE. ARRxvR
eeatfle. as midnight Townsend ...-S . m
Tuesday aud Friday whstcom g 20 . N
1ownscnd 4 . N Roche Hafb0r-1 /. 80 p m
whaseom - 30 . m yancouvef. .-....-7 pm
Roche Harbor L PA
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places OF call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLK
1uesisys and Fndaya
LAYS or ARRIVAL AT sEATTLR
Tuesdays and Fr.dafA
JOHN A OBRIEN. Master
Nv. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. r. N. Co. La
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sxve rrefsYr ard agents. ccamfmsoa BY 1eaa.
.,'v asrsrx vita shis company ami ms through
.srsr.srafsttyez Of esaef eos1pAuseA
ts.dv CAPITAL s5wAys On hAn1 20 eppilck
-. -. ssnv for spproxxl LowAet rstes 1t
4Ase T. n PAL4k
Manager for hxnneh o0ee
Rooms Pkinnsy Elocx. ssont and ssnscs -
GeAxxSnI
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cTEAMxR FERSDALE. HUGHES MAsrER
Leaves Seattle for Port Townsend every
sunday ~ 4 p M Fare Il
Leaves Port Townsend for Dungeness and
Port Angeles on Mondays, TuQsays. Nednes-
dsys ana Thursdays at .. m, returning same
day. On Fridays AT a M. the FerndsIe leaves
for Dunge ness. Port Angeles and San Juan
turning saturday evening; she then leaves Port
Townsend ~ o clock for Seattle.
WI. BoGARDUs. Aren't
Foot Of Marion street. rigsr band side OF West
Seattle Ferry.
THE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvEs
LEAVES roe--
rssaiady Coupeville, Anacortes, Fairhaveu.
Eeiitnghsn ssehome. whatcom and way ports
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ct p. N.
Returning. leaves Seattle for Tacoma wednes-
day. Friday and Sunday at 20 . N from Seattle
Warehouse Co. . wharf
BAKER. BACON A CO, Agents Seattle
T. NJ WILSON General Manager. Tacoma
"a
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Tssues policies 81 Insurance upon real eesass
,ftsss Guaranteeing sesoiste protection axnsnss
s.ss@ ~ reason OF A<fosfive tslex
IL assumes q lie own exfensc lbs defence ol
All lsxal pfoceedtnxa nststated N theausryesf 81
afverss claimants. and relieves the insured
f,srn Al ,rcabss, annovance, snxfefy. cost a11
sxp~<ss.s attending sufh sifisxslonA
c. HASFokp. fsss.oent and gounssl
TX GOV WATSON G rtlCIhk NscerffeA
HF BAKER SECRETARY
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passns TIE last ;wensy lenr hours g~sss sne
.efs ssndise wsrs shipsci .rom seattle 80 The
sss,~andias country IS fellows. Nerthega Fs
VS. Fasrosss. - soass ,'ofuzshsa & Puget se9rs8
nasssosa. = tons sSzftas lake saoFv 4 kss4ess
.-sa~as. - tons. ~ wAsss-~Nsasen ~ tne Pa
oae ~ soss. state OF " sshingsaa. IS toas Miehf-
-, sans; Grace. ions; ssSn&l, 80 saaS Tossl
sas2snenss. sas tons
sArves 80 ExcssFtS
We hSnaret aud thirty head sAeee cars
ess car frTEassrs. cars lagaher. ELS sAs -
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r,raHrrs =. ExERY REAL KsrAIE LOAN
l. COMPANY.
BOSTON, AND KAssAs usE

u,x.~.x> losus On bussaess sa1 residences pfopp
erfJ Bnisdsnx ioans specially
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For rates. maps and particulars call on or ad-
dress
c. G. McCORD
Ne s Warrington street. Portland. o.
Hw NctsINSEsS. Seattle. WI
EE ELLIS. Tacoma W. I.
DE BROWN. Asst Gen. freizht and fAnooa-
ger Agent, Vancouver, h G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postoshce-
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shipping Intelttgeneer.
Pogr RlsgEs.Ey. Jan. q. --Saiied-Enoch Tai
bot Arrived r. n Ham
HApLocK, Jan - --Arflyed-Arcturus.
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WI. BoGARDUs, Aren't
Foot Of Marion street. rigst hand side OF West
Seattle Ferry
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TIE lumber market has been exceptionally
sses - week, Tai< il. Of coarse. due a. the
sesssisen a building All 81 the nsiiis. With The
exception VI the Oregon Improvement scsn
eAays- are working bat eight hears pes dsy.
teai mn u running nighs and dsy en- special
cessade order. Prices saofea are generally
maintained.
Legs are sfi3 scarce ana hsgh. bat as the iam.
VI aAfAes Is s1!es na hardship = worked.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hcfs are unchanged. ahxy are quiet. yet
s.ia- snippsng Is very 9aiet
the demand TOE allIsgafs has been xose4 al
s~xk4 ana the market Is nTsn- seeks are II
seca esscr Prices show 40 change.
fish and oysters sre The sane ~ last reported
see sefnes are scarce and in poer demand
ssise isar istser are paentisal snd are 20 spseE
Us demand. Prices are unchanged
aaaes and soa. are wCss sd tasci3vs 1rs.s
fess sack and The market t. snlL Dealers
~ rsylnE the prices s4et~ss
sssesAspgsE sSp fNunvsE FEcE1rFs
pvsing TIE las. a hours tire merchandise and
tecaee receipts were as follows Sortheya Pa.
ss-e raisross. 70 tons. solanats & r1ees sound
aAsfosd. IS tors sexttle, Lake shaFs & Eastern
"Aisay, - tons NJ Waterfalls wafts. as
sas ess scow hFses - toas. Nsael. 10 teus
iv'Ai seSelrts. 81 tons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
THE SWEDeS ON THE WAY.
Commissioner Valentines Forthcom Ing
Report.


Report.
Commissioner Valentine has received adj
vices from Emigrant Agent Nordgren that
the Swedish colonists secured for settlement
in Vermont had sailed from Liverpool for
New York on steamer of the Imam line.
The Swedish immigrants are expected to
reach Vermont about Al ril 20. The Swedes
will be met in New York city by Commits
sioner Valentine and transported to their
new homes among the Green Mountains
without delay. The details of the colonial
ton programme have already been given in
the FREE PRESS.
Commissioner Valentines report to the
governor and the Legislature, to which at
tention has already been called in these col
umns, is nearly completed. The report will
make document of more than 100 pages.
1t will contain all the circulars and blank
forms issued by the commissioner relating
to the agricultural interests and productions
of the State, its live stock interests and the
prices OF farm property and farm labor, also
in regard to the manufacturing interests of
the State and its undeveloped mauufactlr-
ing and agricultural resources. The cont
missioner, i'll his report, states that the re-
turns received from the listers in various
towns show that there are at least 1000
vacated farms, containing lis, 900 acres of
land, which can be bought at from S3 to So
per acre. The most of these farms contain
buildings in fair condition. Many towns
failed TO make any report, but the commits
sioner makes all estimate of the total mum
Der of vacant farms and unoccupied lands
in the State, exclusive of timber lands. and
concludes that there are at least 500, 600
acres in the whole State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
kEXDALL's SPAWN CURE.
KERDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

and Vegetable and
Northern grow II,
send for free tata
Plants, Trees, Small
Fertilizers etc. etc.
Burlington, Vt,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
HATS. HATS. HAS.

We have the most stylish assortment Of soft
and Stiff Hats for Men, Boys and Children, in
GLIDING the latest novelties ut HE season at
the very lowest prices. Also full line Of ur-
nishlng Goods.
Cuffs and thousands of other bargains mpo--
sihc to mention here. You must come AMI
see for yourself The american Clothing CO.
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pay you to come a distance of NIFTY miles 10 at
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erything purchased at this sale il guaranteed
as represented on money returned. Remem-
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A SCROFULOUS CHILD


dand he
Remedies.
md ha rema
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CutiCura

The above is one of the most gratifying Of
the thousands of cures made by the CUTI-
CtRA REMEDIES, and is conclusive evidence
that they not only cure the worst cases, but
cure them for all time. Hence it is not sur
prisinS that mother and children bless the
CuTICJRA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA, the great skin cure. instantly
allnys the most agoniziIx itching, burning and
Inflammation. clears t',c skin and scalp of
crusts and scales heals ulcers and sores. and
restores the hair. CUTICURA SOAR the greatest
OF skin purifiers and hcautidsrs, H. indispensa-
bic in treating skin diseases and baby humors.
1t produces the whitest, cleare't skin and
softest hands, free from pimpes, spot or
blemish. CuTICURA REsoIVENT, the new blood
and skin purifier and greatest OF humor rem
DIM PIES, black heads, red, rough, cnapped,
| llVl and oily skin prevented by CUrlCURA
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Our Roads Only Temporary DIakeshifts.
LErnnn lhn EnilLnn Yen Era

The fault with the roads in too many
American cities and towns is that they are
only temporary makeshifts, they are not
roods. They are built for the time being,
and should they last while their builders re
main in office, they have doue all that was
expected of them And this has been going
on III many American towns for the past
hundred or more years. Is it to be Won
dered at then that the roads of to-day are
but little if any better than those over
which the zone boss shay first travelled
Had system Of road building been begun
at that ancient time, back III colonial days,
and the many millions of dollars that have
since gone up in dust or become part of the
material that at present makes up our roads,
been iudiciously expended, Appian Ways
would have been as common in America
to-day as are the highways over which one
perforce must travel, if lie travels at all,
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Remedies.

edies, cleanses the blood of impurities and
poisonous clements, and thus removes the
CAUSE. Hence the CCTlCURA REMEDIES cure
every species of torturng, humiliatinE, itch
ing. burning. scaly and pi'nply diseases of the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair and
all humors, blotches, cruptlons, soras, scales
and crusis, whether simple, scrofulons or her
editary when physicians and ali other rem
edies fail.
Sold everywhere Price, CUrICCRt, 5)c.;
SOAP. PC; RESoLvENT. IL. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRroHArIoN.
Boston.
s5qT send for How TO Cure skin Diseases"
81 pages, 80 illustrations, and LOO testimonials,
with full direction for home treatment.
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

When six months old, the left hand of our
little grandchid began to swell, and had every
appearance of II large boil. We pouticed it,
but all to no purpose. About five months after
it became a running sore. Soon other sores
formed, He then had two of them on each
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The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which IIool's Sarsaparilla
has gained as spring medicine is wonderful. 1t
1t posses Just those elements of hcalth-giving.
bl0od-purtying and appetite-restoring which
every body seems to need al this season. DO
not continue in a dull, tired. unsatisfactory
condition when you may he much
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t purifies
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QAQV,C Skin and Scalp purife and beau
DHD y titled by CUTlCuRA SOAP AbsO-
iutely pure.