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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
THE MARKETS.


BosToN. Jan. !.
BUTTER-The market remains in about the
same position as previously reported. The de.
mand is not very active, and outside OF the
finer grades Of butter prices are easy and in
the buyers favor. We quote; Western
extra creamery 25P2Cc; hrats and extra
nrsts, 2l8!jc; "ytra imitation creamery.
lGtiSc; iir,ts l20llc; factory choice, IN
12tac; others, lO0llc; New York and vermont
extra creamery nominal 21"2jc; extra hrst-
s2D2lc; New York and Vermont dairy, good to
choice, lND22; low grades, lOrllc. Eastern
creamery, good to choice, 2Bd2'c. Tue above
quotations are receivers prices for strictly
CHEESE The market is in steady posi-
non, with n quiet trade. Choice Northerh
September and October cheese Ina, fair de-
mand at tul. prices. The lower grade are 9uI
lie Western i0AGlo34c; lower grades as to
quality; sage, llJ9 cents. Jobbing prices ~
EGGS The advent of colder wca her has
caused a better feeling in the egg market. The
receipts are not very large and all choice fresh
iad egg nave fair demand at steady Ir!.eo'
! LINED eggs are dull ana plen'y We quote
Eastern choice at 2tu21c; extra ,>02ic; irats. -
m2!c:cxtra Vermont ndNewlampsnire,cL O."".
@L"",c; southern choice, 23U .lci fresh
Western. 2l235c; Michigan, choice, "a BIC
Lanlados, 23c;, held, l54%!c; lined, loloe.
! BEANS Tie market is well supplied with
| domestic white beans of all kinds. Trade is
| very quiet and sales are limited prices are
! easy. Peas are having quiet de
| mand at old prices. We quote choice
! small New DIRK hand pickle pea, S2.liH SID
| per bushcl; choice New York large hand
! picked, -; small Vermont hMnd-nir<od. - a.
| @",'; choice screened pen Sl;tj"SL15 hand
picked medium Sl.s5a $50; choice screened,
! Canada peas. 81 a Ito; common, soc" 81;
! Sort crn green, 9Oc0 sl Western, sllo" In.
| POTATOES The market * dun and weak,
| and sales are made ut easy prices. The re-
| Ceipts are larger, and stocks at the road- aro
accommodating. Prices remain the same. We
quote: Houlton hcbrons, 6oc.; Houiton rose,
a nal y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
Look Here. Friend, Are you sicl, ?

Sour stomach, Liver Complaint, NERVOUSNESS
Lost Appetite, Biliousness, Exhaustion on
Tired Feeling, Pains IN Chest or Lungs, Dry
Cough. NightsWcats or any form OF Consume
tionf If so, send To Prof. Hart, IS Warren ST
New York, who will send you free, by mail, a
bottle of FlOrdpl6fiOH, which is "A sure cure
send to-day. l1,eowlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

IFrom Tie Rutland Telegram.

From the Rutland Telcgram.l
The place of holding the Vermont State
fair has not been located us the Troy Press
states. The White River Junction people
have not as yet complied with the 60 ndi-
tions, As the matter stauds it is prob able
to be again held at Burlington
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Local Retail Markets.
BURLINGTON, Jan. >, 1899.

:
Prices in the local market at this season
of the year are quiet and steady, with few
changes TO note from week to week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

For the next thirty days in order to intro
duce our permanent Catarrh Cure that we are
about to place upon the market, we will send
to any person afflicted, information rs how
they may cure themselves of this invetrrate
disease, free of expense by sending self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Bridgeport Medical In
stitute, bridgeport Conn 10 vat
1t is nearly time for iubber Boots. What
ia the best to buy Tho most durable of
course. Sec what the Wales Goodyear Co.
say on page =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

The circular letter Of Henry Clcws and
Co, begins thus: "lhe year closes with an
unusually sound and satisfactory condition
Of business, and this fact suggests hopeful
anticipations for 1890. There is scarcely a
single industry or branch Of trade from
which satisfactory reports Go not como.'
So say they all.
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DlsPENsARY FOR INVALID POOR.



Burlington needs Il dispensary where the
invalid poor may receive medical advice and
treatment free of charge. Owing to the
remotcness Of the hospital many Of these
patients are unable to seek advice there.
And for some time it has been the opinion
of many of our physicians that a medical
charity of this sort, supplementary to our
excellent hospital, should be established
down town. Efforts have recently been
made to secure rooms preliminary to the or
ganization of such dispensary. And at a
recent meeting of the physicians of Burling-
ton the following petition was authorized
to be sent TO the Howard Relief Society.
10 me Horold Rdicf Society:
We, tho undersigned, practicing. ply scians
of burlington, beng convinced q the neces-
-ty of an organized method of furnishing
medical treatment to the poor Of this city, are
dcairous OF establishing Il free dispensHry for
that purpose. Believing that such charity
would come within the scope Of society S
work. we especially ask for the use of some
portion OF the basement Of the louisa Howard
Mission Building for the reception and treat
mcnt Of patients.
John 3. Wheeler, George =. Briggs,
j. II. Woodward \. :. Letourncau,
}. G. Rutherford, Walter Carpenter,
II. \. Crandail, L. NJ. Bingham,
l.. Z. NCNWccncy, Is. y. Andrews,
\. p. Grinncll, y. c. IIawlcy,
II. G. Tinkham.
This petition was addressed to the How
ard Relief society because ~ the society
building is conveniently located for thC
work; % the poor are in the habit of going
there; Ch the society has had frequent oc
casion torequest the attendance of the ply
! sicians upon its beneliciarles.
| 10 this petition the following reply ha,
/ been received
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FRUITS.

Bananas are ~ to 80 cents dozen. Oranges
are 40 TO ~ cents a dozen. Figs are ~
cents pound; smyrna figs, - cents pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03

But turn to another phase Of the subject,
about which there has been and can DO no
difference of opinon-the development
OF Vormont's resources. Never has tho
State taken such leap forward
in this direction as during the year 1889
Says Bradstroots in reviewing the business
history of the year just closed ;
Additional investments have been made
freely in marble properties in Vermont dur
ing the past year. Both homo and outside
capitalists have put in new money. The
granite Quarries Of the state are likewise re-
Ceviug more attention from investors. Yer
mont has also a new industry OF considerable
importance in tho development Of manganese
ore beds in houth Walngford, Brandon and
Rutland by Carnegie brothers Of lhttshurg.
Carnegie Brothers last summer purchased
mining rights in the lands containing extern
sIve manganese ore beds in both wal uglord
and Brandon, since which time large amount
of ore has been mined Works for washing
the ore have been erected at both places, and
some lOO men are employed in mining and
washing the product Of these mines, which
amounts to about 80 tons OF washed ore daily
The Brandon mining property consists OF l3s
acres of land, aud is located within two miles
of the village. Some 60 men are employed here,
and four shafts arc in operation. Tho manga
ness deposit was struck - feet below the sur
face and shafts have been sunk 95 feet with
out pen etrating through the bed OF ore. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-03
Terms-e1.oo Year, Always in Advance

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. JAN.3.
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Judging from the year just past We
think the year 1880 should prove happy
new year TO Vermonters. The year 1889
has been in many respects remarkable
one so far as this State has been concerned.
Vermont has been talked about, and crti-
cised, and complimontod, and told what she
might have done and what She ought now 70
do, until she is fairly Lcwi!dercl- surrpia5
with attention. All eye, have been turned
to her and her blu.he, wore like to turn her
Green mountains to a fiery red, only that
Just enough snow has fallen to hide thcm
Opinions difcr-thcy generally do in Yer
mont-but we venture the prediction that
ths year 1889 will in tho future be regarded
O., sort Of pivotal year, the year when
Vermont took account of stock and began
business anew ON a more solid and subston-
tial basis than ever
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Brandon orc yields ~ per cent pure mangancs'
and some tprclmCu~ nave been produced Yield
lnG 10 ucr cent. The washed ore is shipped to
l!t burg where % IS used in the pro iuction
of steel rails. NcW Hampshire, unlike Yer
mont. repurt- % decline iu th" granite business,
the salos of tn" past yuur not having been
equal to those OF l'5s.
Aud TO reference is made to our coal iron,
and gold mine, We do not need to add that
the outlool, for the still further development
of Ncrmout's resource. is equally hopeful for
the comingyear
And if the outloo'. for Vermont is in any
degree hopeful, the outlook for the country
is much more $50. All the signs Of the times
in tine business world indicate that this year
of our Lord 1890 will be prosperous AMI
should be a happy ono. The New York Sun
dovotes two closely printed pages to opin-
ions--or, rather the opinion, for there seems
to be but onc-of the business mon OF tho
country as to the prospects Of trade and
commerce for the year 1890. Loading AMI
| representative men in every branch Of busi-
ness, from banking to cotton, and in every
part Of the country, from Boston to New
| Orleans with practical Immunity, say that,
/ in their opinion, the coming year is TO be a
prosperous AMI progressive ono for all the
/ thousand varied financial and commercial
interests and productive and manufacturing
! indu tria, Of the country. Here are q few
sample opinions:
Jay Gould. lantar -"NcVt year ought TO be y
prosperous one. The reason i5 that the crops
tIruunhuut tine country a. whole have been
.. DNUDutlOuHIlv ulD'.'
t..k. rno.. ua''cr-"t certainly think that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-31
Dv,~ne. Adattaon 10 se.ttle.

This addition he's been ready for the market
for several weeks, hat has been withheld until
the Queen Anne Hill extension Of the Front
street cable road should be commenced. The
construction Of that road now being veil under
way, and it, CON plction In the near future an
assured iact. the property Is put upon the mar
ket. There are 81 acres. cleared ana level as q
floor. lying on the broad plateau above Queen
Anne town. commanding . hne view OF the
salt and fresh water, OF the Olympic and Cas-
cade ranges Of mountains, with Mount Baker on
the north and Rainier on the south. In fact
every possible view about the city. II IA mid
way between the commercial and manuisctur-
ing interests Of the city. TO the west - smiths
Cove. northwest Il Ballard, uortheass Fremont
east the mills az Lake Union. all manusactars
ing localities, and all within q Is or - minutes
ride OF any portion of the addition. With an
electric road on either side and the cable road
running through the center. II Is positively the
most accessible piece of property yet put anon
the market Everything around II has o~en
plated, 50 that IL stands almost alone e& choice
residence property. A park beautifully de-
signed Is LETT in the center OF The addition.
Fash lot is q good Que. special Inducements
viii be given 10 those who will bald Terms TO
suit laborins people. This Is sspeeiai cppor
tanity for anyone with admitted incsme to &c
cure = home ON terms 80 essy that the outlay
will not be missed. In hayins . LOT. whether
for Q home or speculation. gef one that sosnc
ether person viii want There 10 always ready
sale for good property. No trouble 20 show
properly. Otiee hours from ga m. % sp m,
ard tFoSa : TO p ~ }. COMPTON & Co, The
Fair. Secossd street
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Take the Train and Visit SalniG

See the number of mills. ship yards ano -
tories working and In progress a. c0notrnrafon
Look 10 the north and note IL spiendi1 nf1n6y
tion--s gradually rising plain with no 49,
sredes-and ask yourself, n 3uxwD Att
LOCALITY. KITHEB IN nUAz3xn a.
ELsEwHERE, WITH a PnODPuOR o.
IMPROVEMENT 20 mAouIrICnmE4
Ash yourself. "whsrs VIII ~ the 49,
aud most desirable residtnce onoeo ~
this manufacturing d istYict9 win q b olooo "a
or somewhat removed from smoke aud noiooY Il
Tho experience Of other manufactuffne -
frscts In Eastern towns viii answer:
IT WILL BE LOCATED - On II
MfNUTEs' WALK BACK FROM xmm
FACTORIES.
.Bus." You VIII rsspead. ~ - 0on
Of limited means y anaot amesn -
purchase ths hest property"
Yes. yoa can own b best fatare raoos
deuce property.
60 90 Chfiberg . Gardner a.a buy : -
90 situated for o73 10 $780, ~ oncos
balance In sou monthly paymsnta
This property 10 but Is innto wnn1s
from lots selling st ballard Ter olsooo
and over per lot.
1t IL but six mfnutss' walk nrom tha -.
msnus Of the Grssn Lake Eieetrio Me-
Line now extending.
The Front street cable IL 10 be extended % -.
mon Bay and . motor line from Yeslax ovenuo
20 salmon Bay Is also 10 be constructed Ct onoo
These railway facilities. together with n
situation ssdescribea Ia this pApsr, are hound
70 enhsnee Las Valuation Of this propnrtv
several fold.
Now IL the tims n fnssst In this $780,
erty, these prices being bat =
be again advanced without notfee.
Every lot u this property wh1ch ChaI-
berg a Gardner sve for ssae n Ievel3 -
los. In holes or on the aides 81 Kills.
h oTer ts . decided bargstn utsA n
widest festurss-
chlghers d Gardner can look their passona d
ne ere and advise them eonsclentioasly % M.
.apwing il Is all that they advertise.
The advance IN outside property In : xroufnr
town is greater than the advance in in6irS
property
Where sns.ds prcpesty increases 10 PEI 60
ousasde property doubles and a~axdrupiex
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Horses Tails for Harness.
This tough story Is told by the Golden
dale Sentinel Of January Is:

0aie N6nftfsff oI January IS.
Howard Marshall. who drives The
Dalles stage. Il certainly not to be downed
by any ordinary mishap. One day last
week when going to The Dalles he arrived
all right ct the Saxton place at the foot OF
the mountain on this side where he
changes horses, and when taking the team
to the stable. thu horse which wa being
led by the man in charge of the station.
got frightened, pulled away, and running
between Howard and his horse caused
that q to get loose and away they went,
taking the only set Of harness with
them there was within . mile and . half.
Then how TO get to the next house. which
was Mr.. Mullixan's. and not lose important
time was the ncxt question; but Howard
proved to bc equal to IL. The breaststraps
were still on the neck yoke. and leading
the fresh horses ont Of the barn he put the
breaststrape around their necKs after pass
Ing them through The <fiDss on ths neck
yoke, tied the horses tails to the double
trees. and while be mounted one horse the
hostIer mounted the other. and in this
manner they soon reached Mr.. Muiligan's.
where he got . set Of harness and arrived
In The Daiics very little behind schedule
time,
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ksttnnates for ths Coming Year show .
Decrease.
OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. 0-The estimates of
the domiuion's expenditure for the last
fiscai year usre laid before parliament this
afternoon. As compared with those
Tor the present year they show .
contemplated decrease Of bali .
millions in ordinary expenditures and .
decrease Of . million and . half In the
amount 10 b expended on capital account,
except In the reduction Of the public debt.
The total smount to be paid on account
Of consolidated sums Il estimated in .
round sum at So, 90 Co.
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BcfnEIL. Jam 3-Ihe Clipper shingie-
mil, which has hsen shut down for some
time, started up again this week.
Tbs Wayne Brick and Tile Company Is
running on full time nov. seven days per
week.
The samamish river Is over its banks.
Tbs logEsrs are taking advantage Of il and
running their logs dosn 10 Lake Washing
ton.
Hon. George Bcthell paid his family =
short visit last week.
Miss Francis FelmIey left this place Mon
doy fog Seattle.
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NOTICE

NOTICE TO PR0P2IEToRS-EsTIMATEs
Al for passenger aud fright 2 rvAtoFs. dIstlb-
wssters and other hosting machinery furnished
By J. krleclacde~. ~ CelBEhia. sole age u Ter
, oTainens Eastern manufacturers fis rs tor
al kindS OK buildings al the lowest terms
GAuTloS-ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED
- 20 par no money 10 one George w. Harrt-
son. ~pufpoFfing to re an aren't OF the e. Paul
Journal of Commerce. he II no longer aathor-
ffed TO set IS such.
NoIlcE-ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against the Washington Steamboat and
Transfer Company viii present the same Tor
paymenstnamediaseiy AZ their ofSce-
GEO T. JACOBS
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MARsHALI~-fn San Francisco, Cal, ut II m,
Thursday. January -, OF pneumonia, Rehccea
Ravensworth. ". Va, and Boston. Mass, "a
pers please copy.
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AnSW0s.

FUst-The natural advantages q ool~<C
surpans al other localftiea
becond-Its proximity toshe
81 The seattls. Lake hoe 81
destined - ba he
mental sysfema.
Third-Ths only othsR a~vailakle
ing site close 10 seattle. namely. ~
fiat. win be in litigation for yean. ouin611
many laiman and controversies eoono
with It, While this Ii the situakioa, -
provements will take place Of any exolSx1&$
character there. thus FORCING MANURAG
title can be obtained aud possessing I'll ~
vantages Of rapid transit for freight ana
sengers.
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DESTRUCTIVE srRIK EKs.
Glass blowers Destroy Much
Machinery.

vrExsA. JAM 3l-Five hundred glass
workers. who are on . strike at Gobloon. In
Bohemia, made an attack upon the fac
tories in which they had been employed,
and forcing an entrance into the buildings
destroyed al the machinery. The police
attempted to qucli the disturbance, where
upon the strikers turned on them. and in
the fight that followed two rioters were
killed b. the police and many severely
woundrd
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II is Universally Predicted that
the Year 1890

seattle viii see ths greatest tide of imrnsxre&5on
raw towards her taks sas has YET experienced
gsna.xy j. 1880. ,he northern Pacific viii hsvo
removed all Discrimination asxinss seattle Al
viii taen DC hef ally
The seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern IN 100 viu
be s~canecse4 with the cansaisn Pacific.
TIE Talon Pacific and Manitoba -tranmsontk
reE:as rail ssys are pointing their lines ~ tn
dlrecsis,n. and seattle "a destined 70 bound ~.
ward and Increase ~ DO other cssy On the cnott.
rrrt bse.
Purchase ens Of these 1oss from Cnt1~'
berg 4 gsrdnsr or their kxsnss. Be ps1,S.
erty o.nss 20 mater h0~ srasiI. and So nuS
tesed with shose Who viii prosper wssa seasnsr
prosperity.
Once ~m - ~pen eteDlnoo ussfli .
m Bs ssrs - $50 tn1e pra3oSsx belur6
p~asshasins eissuhsfa
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Lospox. jan 3.-Henry Gladstone. son
of Hon. w. =. Gladstone. was married to-
day TO a daughter Of Stuart Rendell. home
ruler member Of the house Of for
Montgomeryshire.
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The seullInr Championship.

MELBOURNE, Jan. 30.-News IL received
that NELL Matherson, the oarsman. has
challenged George Kemp TO row q race for
the scuiiing championship of the world and
* mn
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q " coz SKroSD AND LESOEA STREETS
-. Garus..y l.2Ez< FronE street, Tss1ot rE1
Ia an1 eloraxlen; vosee culsrre . sreck2lys
phyncA4 enlEurs c1nsk. ia ~ cAtxfdAyA
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO BUlLDERs-sEALED PRO-
IN posals will be received by the undersigned,
clerk VI tie city of Seattle. on or before FRI
day, February 4. 1890, a. 4 O'Clock ?. m, for the
construction Of i've 90 engine houses in accord
ace with the plans and Specifications for the
same, now on tie in the ofiees OF Saunders d
Houghton, Boston block; W. A.. Ritchis. Kern
block, and c.. A. Alexa nder. Seattle block. Sep
arate bids viii be received for each house and
must be accompanied by . certified check for
) per cent OF amount OF bid, as guarantee
that successful bidder will enter into contract
and furnish bonds for 10 per cent. of contract
price. The city reserves the right to reject n
and eli bids.
c. W. FERRIS. Clerk.
Flint publication January 20 lsan.
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KEEP YOUR FEET D|f
AND
YOUR HEAD cool
And yca win NOT catch either 4 -
TWO EPIDElII0D
ko~ Raging in Seattle. vln
Ia Grippe and Wildcat Ioxmle
Don't Invest One Dollsr
IN property you have nos seen. II you "a -
consider yourself . sensible nan.
seattle built three thousan1. - 49,
dred and forty-nve buildings ia lS4
Two thenaand. two hundred ~ oHnn
ave aere than Tacoma
NATURAL ADTlNTlG1S
LOCATE CITIES
Not Advertising Specialists.
Have yca Is and q desire to prosper Wtths16
atgie's universally predicted prosperity fof 4
Then carefully read the followine facu bo6<
upon the O. L 6 N addition. located ono ~
from The water front of the great mannlnes
Ing district of Ballard
Chilherg & Gsldlsl|
AGENTS,
Setsld Street. LleWeIlyn-Delgs
Rsen ..
Present Prospects Of tho
Canal.

The senators and Representatives o. Wx1e
ington. Oregon, California. Montana. Ncfeo -
South Dakota aud Minnesota hare forlnoG =
permanent organization with the express 49,
OF obtaining for this great secton : grea1R -
duence in Congress for public improvem>n1e
Following this move. Decembor IL tsMh -
Posr- IsrELIIsxxcxx published : msnefiak
pared by our representatives ~tosConareoR -
ing the United States government 70 bn1t1
ship canal connecting salmon Bay v1fh -
Onion, Lake Washington and Lake eaman
This canal will certainly 10 conserncsoa -
the result wiz make an Immense and rion 49,
tory tributary TO salmon Bsy.
Can yoa imagine the wonderful inc1ooGo
valuation to real estate thAtis tributary -
mon Bay this canal would cAuses
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF DIyIDESDs-To
the stock holders OF the Seattle Transfer
Co; Iae trustees OF The Seattle transfer Co
have declared . dividend Of Ia per cent on tae
capital stock OF tie corporation. payable on The
feh ray Of January. AID. I'D, 81 TIE oesce Of tie
com paay IN seattle. ao3 like Gsvisepds viii be
paid thereafter on or before The 10Th day OF
each sa1ce.tiax month nnt1i fustaer notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG. President
THAS ARMSTRONG -~cr~Iary