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INTERESTING EXPERIENCES.
VI an Iowa Lady Who Was Cured OF
DyspePsia After Suffering for
Twenty Ave Yearh.

Twenty five Years.
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels estimable lady
residing at Lynnville. Jasper Co.,
Iowa, was for twenty five years suf-,
ferer from Dyspepsia, and her COM
plete restoration to health is SO re-
markable that we present the facts IN
the case for the benefit of our readers,
many OF whom have doubtless sut
fered in the came maner and will.
therefore, be interested in learning
how all stomach troubles may be
avoided and cured. Mrs. Skeels SAYS:
used only one package of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and l received
such great and unexpected benefit
that l wish to express my sincere
gratitude. In fact it has been six
months since l took the medicine
and have not had one PARTICLE of
distress or difficulty since. And all
this in the face of the fact that the
best doctors consulted told me my
case was incurable as had suffered
for taoe1,ty fine gears. I want half a
dozen packages to distribute among
my friends here who are very anxious
to try this remedy.
Truly Yonrs,
MRS. SARAH A. SKEELs.
The reason why Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful in curing
Indigestion and stomach trouble and
the reason why it never diisappoints
those whe ueed it and use it is be-
cause nothing is claimed for it ex-
cept what it will actually perform.
1t Is not cure.all and no such claims
are made for it. 1t is prepared for
the sole purpose of curing dyspepsia
and the various forms OF indigestion.
There is scarcely parent medicine
made bnt what is claimed to cure dys-
pepsla as well as hundred other
troubles. When as a matter of fact
remedy to cure Dyspepsia must be
prepared especially for that and moth
ing else; and among all the remedies,
patent nostrums. bitters, ETC., SO ex-
tensively advertised you will find that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the on
ly one ad vertised as a cure for dys-
pepsia and nothing else. The remedy
is prepared by the Stuart Co. of
Marshall, Mich, and for sale by all
druggists at SO cents per package,
and it you suffer from any form of
stomach arrangement or indigestion
trial will not disappoint you.
A little book on stomach troubles
mailed free. Address Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich. .... ..
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Subscribe for the INDEPENDENT
and get tho latest aid best war news.
While you arc LOOKING for change
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Gazette special 10 INDEPENDENT

LONDON, May ll:-A dispatch from
Gibraltar. saws that British steamer
has reported passing "a Spanish tor
pedo boat guarding Algeiras bay.
Shortly after passing the lights of the
destroyer we're suddenly extingulshed
aid the boat entirely disappeared. 1t
is supposed that the boilers of the de-
stroyer exploded and all on board
persisted.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE tax on
tobacco will be increased from II to
l6 cents per pound.
The Fifth regiment OF cavalry
has been ordere | to assemble at
Houston, Texas, in readiness to pro-
coed to New Orleans.
1t is reported from st. Thomas.
West Indies, that heavy cannonading
was heard Monday night in the direc-
ton of Porvo Rico.
New YORK, May 11:-Captain
Zelinski. in an interview. said that
the situation created by the ARRIVAL
of the Spanish feet at Cadiz is very
serious. 1t indicates that Spain will
abandon Cuba and Porto Rico and
concentrate her efforts in holding the
PHILIPPINES. The Cadiz fleet can be
sent to the East Indies via. of the
Suez canal, and could reach there be-
fore Dewey could possibly sbe rein.
forced by ships from the Atlantic.
KEY WEST, May LIT is said here
that if the report that the Spanish
fleet has returned to Caziz proves
true that an expedition will leave for
Cuba within twenty. four hours.
MARE ISLAND, May 1.-THE
Charleston has been ordered to pro-
coed Immediately to Manila with
ammunition for Dewey. She will
sail before Sunday.
The Charleston will carry $50 tons
OF ammunition to Dewey. All she
Gun carry without injury to her coal
capacity. 1t will include 500 rounds
of big projectiles; 1000 6-inch shells
and an immense supply for rapid fire
guns.
DENVER, May 1.-Gov. Aitkens
received Il m ;ssage from Secretary
Alger today notifying him that the
Colorado infantry will be sent to San
Francisco. = The regiment is now
ready. -.
LONDON, May 11.--A dispatch from
Madrid says mob burned big
grain warehouse today. Riots are re-
ported in the province of Etro. Grain
and provision stores we're pillaged
and the soldiers were driven back by
an onslaught of women. a story is
published here to the effect that Ger.
many is preparing to protest against
the continued occupation OF the
PHILIPPINES by the United States.
WASHINGTON: May 1.-The Presi.
dent this morning signed the resolu-
tons passed by Congress conveying
the thanks OF the American people
to Dewey. The pen he used, will be
kept and presented to Dewey on his
treturh.ui.r ..;:.... ia.s'E.'... ...
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BORN.

'rTfANovtoH In Eiko, Nevada, May
H. i., 1919, to the wife Of Frank ses.
'fP0''oh, a son. az. .,% F..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-05-11
Rectory Fund.

This is play of Western Army
Life OF brisk action and well sustain
ed interest, which cannot fail to en-
terrain the people at the present
time.
Seats now on sale at the drugstore at
popular prices.
Reserved seats ........ rs cts
General admission 80 cts
Public school children. ...... % cts.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-05-11
S hOemaking in
all it's Branches.

Customers can have their choice OF
getting the best eastern tanage Ct
leather us well us California stock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
A Woman In . sszs2tux Car.

When tne Oraua-s c-DnIey express On ut,.
Erie railroad stopped At Esrs-sJc 81.
morning LIST week = sc0Ila. rzBts1s AE-,,.
Irish woman climbed up se,a sceCs OF IL,
smoking car arol WALKED in Elz ts~,tz--
tie warning, Rear car. EsS1bsSs tbs : us.
smoking ear
The commuters locked u finn stsE-
whist. and even rhe uIAu from Tu---,5g -,H.
a litrle bit Interested when SO >.,-s--5 Ai5-.
sslf. unuindtul Of shs Sz-llSs- A. IL.
train moved out trUn sh,e s1kz1lC sh,.
brakeman entered the cur. sAggs, k.r &C
the shoulder and SSui-
Madam. this l. the smoking ear TER-.
are plenty OF ~snzS tor E.Ll-= u thu o6h,sr
cars
That she WAS uoe feazs,t eE uhs iEclrrr1-
ton wis apparv M 10 all AMI TIE S-.az III y
Tuxedo allowed himself 20 tcrzez v eschlsr
his partusr'S long suit WIS hsiG-us CT d.
nOntts.
Then the WOMAN wtrk,5 k11vI-zrrr-
took ous Of her pocks1 pipe. 1ghsa,vV 1a1
matches ard answered.
An did ye pose for w1n mint ,t5Az ]
be atuher KNOWN twas the ShGoJsS'ri
She lighted her pipe and sr-1lSs,I II shis
way to jersey CITY -NsvT Y0rS Sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
couaTsHIP m zuSiLaNo.
Women IN the Lo,~usstrx and Pop The
All Important pu~ssiou-

The powers frvsl extended to the vur,-
sn ot Zuni are many being particularly
t1yorabl. To them in domestic matters ard
in everything pertaining to the h0us.
writes Esward Page CASTOR in TIE
WJuan's Home Companion These ~
euliar liberties are manifest before mar
rsee rs well ~ after. for shs alleged priv-
fsyes Of leap year hold rule cuazt-uuo,uslv
in Zunila1d When oae OF the daughters
d the tribe takes an ar-loryd liking fog n
!oung man. she very frankly c,-tc<-e-s il.
sud her parents are int1rrI1ed % hsrchri,.,s
OF a prospective husband II Their s.-rur,e.
the interesting information l. impaired IN
due time to hts family. md IL THE ~ ut
perhaps unsrtspccti1x subject Of tA.e <,,.sv-
tiOn i suited in turn b. makes sh-vrncA
the mutual parents an en-szetnea1 to visit
his adrntrsr as her ho-le- He reviewed
somewhat formally by the uisi.s.1 and bar
family. when something like shs tOll1~-t- :
lacunic conversation enStpss between -.
young people while the father ,1ss u-pehs,-.
with che other members e the >,rs>z h,1lss-
sit apart. arniAbly pretending D1r 30 lt>-sn-
Thou cItrrest. she ~avs,
"'Yes. How be ye these r-A1v tlySy
he answers
HAPPY Gather and sit. and Sc u1o-
tons him to q seat near her
As never falling hospitality On -A,s
part os a hostess, when n vts11oc sz-s-s
Zunt home she plars- fool bel. w him ard
bids him loosen bis bels A-f b~><.u hss
hunger But he appears pcso.--11i-I I'D
rartases quite >paringlv- 20 Et-e shse ucll-s
impression that h. l. n light sn-sr-xa
Important point in the favUr OF prvr-ece-
i've husband
Thanks I m sa-fss,i- - <-rs.
after dining OF litcle ulors th11 4 bird :
ratiOnS
Fat enough Ycu must have zone
thinking OF something WEa1 hAua r,cc
&c say she asks cr,;UGrosinsly-
~ don't know
oh. yes, you 60. Tell ma she cuylv
persists
I'm thinking Of yuz- in -htsv-r.
"'Inteedt You must be ra1ssA&sz-'
"'Not
-'Then do VOC love neg
al love yUur
".Truly.'
"'Truly'
"'POssibly VIZ shah SIC Wat tts-k
you. father ~ she turns in az gury1s per-
plezity to the family group.
A. you wish my chil1 ksr rc-s-7 r.
plies
she then appears to ponder the u-1z-sr
for the first time and after due clc>lgser-A-
ttOn OF the moueutoslS Qrs~tp1n cvd,>+-ss
to become his yi-lu-kia mia or -h5> -
be. and from that 5i-le On rhsv ~ n d.
voted TO each Other 80 are lovers II AZ
cline.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
A Commissioned oua~~rr. ruus.s--u..

A court martial wis rv,vr1ly asls ca
the Mediterranean station upou ls-Sa -lsr--
tenant who was Charged wl-h ruosz sr--
tai assault upon n chief petty Osscsr TH,2
fact scctrs 20 have been that The v5.-t-n u
ths =sssuls was oa duty ~ lrr,-esrr--sS-Sr
WAS taken i'll and fell toxu Sz>ec>zots.
The first lieutenant cA-Ie oE t,la-,i ana
finding him shS-e ecsts1vuret To r0g-Ss.
him by kicking him 1-oCs the bussv and
head and beating him Numerically wl-k
heS.vy rtttlf whip Even II shrs z-iH-
had teen drunk bis condition zucbL Oh
viou>ly have bceu no ex,rr-e wH1-svsr 51-
thi> abuninabts assault -vep,h Wis JS s--.h
violence that POOL Of 5G1r,t --rS So--ss
where the man I'D been lynx and D.
had 10 be attsrvart pl1ce,t On -h- >a-A IaS1-
having about - >srrOCs wUG-,LS .-ucz1
him
The cccur-euce SEEMS ~ have hssn
hushed Up ut the time Tie Ijsu-srA-l
privately apCl,Gtzsd 70 gkis c--1--sr--1t<csr
and practically threw himself &C *
rrsrry- But somehow or oIhsc rh,s csErss-
heard Of the affair. and ull-ch IL - c-vt5-
IL, made rvpCr5 OF IL To TIE ,Cs-i-k--v
Hence TIE court martial Now y hi.a zsAs
the sentence in this esEsaa The C.,er vs.
severely rvprtmaCd.G and dismissed H.
ship. There WIS no qu9ss5bJ1 II thts es,ss
OF logging. trI1rtsorueEr aae. Ss-lsgrv II
dismissal from the <sa-vu.p- bJ17 vs-----s
q say that mary seLzIn rs suffered II
these punl>hnent> fer infinitely 5e$s s,.rl-
Gus crimes. -locJon Iru-E
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

Etrclir'-5E VIZ siI1-,s IN Crr-LEIh c1d--
scr-r- ArIou2- the a--pn1Ss <0r11g : ~ II
verv very lClL ANT AMONG uhe dsVcrs 4
sUbGlrerus Tins .5-rl4 E1.I-- VIA an
singular u1I-d- win ms t->arlIs l. gu
rIosITy- rsafti-4- ANYTHING h,= cuuIt E,-
his lands on passed tr- 4 Il--r-,rv FER
son H. cE1-- >cEzrIrb,s hmm n Nv
siIIi o. hJE--
Bernar'aas- TAX el-e- Won Anv'a In
srlry ambitions You vii ce-In IL
crva-l OF WRITING f1r IRE vr7rrs
.-Oh, 10, ~ NgrrI- Bat wasl- vr,-rl-,ss
yuU- Gr1 simply azlz-5Er r1yseIz 80
This VS. rr-e B.r-zr'1-G u1s i corn
hurter- WIZ Supsrt1r s,IzI.uE1-u hs
might have Become i sIvarr- Il srss,11 NJ
ct ot lI1rlrIss. passing iIs Life II W. tx
1nS On cocUrD-E-> and II G,cEghsrI.--
manuscript Tee SC1 Il 4 C.lE,vulitn..
brought up IN a L-azess1-ull >cnlcL.
rendlnc wIrE IvNtrrV al the ,EIIlv uis-
Iers, ATTRACTED ~ evg-ysk1H-c E1vsUarJ-
cts which kiyrenr,s In Paris. having
accomplished -T' MILITARY duty b. AZ
FLIED for aG-1lssiIn e., tire ruI5rs erl-yuI.
- BE- w uli have embarked Z Z uhs. Il =
wCrlt- for Mexico OF fer TgEl,1-- II
cr,t-r 10 rr;IveI In a new cvuuzrv- Then
be married 80 ahar az riErnI hive Il
his checkErPd eII=reni,s- whH:h -EI< s.lI1l-
garuus amt weuryil--- haven Of rssI. L
nreslste 0t psaeeful PlT-
~ be lived double lrSs. cr-,.sl IN
rialetlet ~ Ill-s a bllCtthI-unG aar5 euI
t1yaz1ng his IITrIa zIr,.sn There. b. O.
vuursd old hooks. tir y h6rh EIa h.aL rao
few S1Us ar SDUls book sail r. rslg
and PASTED ID oil 0,Ai G.avgs. REQ, u--is
them hInIsst aEd cur cl1Egf-z-s trtr-
pnEers. He tIBsd his rruuL. Eul heg
with mass Of tl.1s which be IavsSzu
gifted classified PUT a-H 1hsE grvgr
Place To BIZ hruughz forth - Ccr;psu d
d,smandsG
Hs was IL r1rTurStrtvg EersUn-l WV
inIursr5lve person indeed Cu-ulsr7
filled his life. He Fertiru-ert WIN u ~
ure the a-@s1 f1Er9aIr-r acIt reEm-sIV
tasks that fIIl 10 u prl1rs 0EiI,sr-< lsr
They sauIstied The crIZIasIl nrse1 If fl
nature and psruIilr4i him Co sea svvrv
thing To henr everything, I'd EensGrI1
into uhs most currrGs II ysrgrlss-9:fsl~
In i dress suit with wkI-e I1s, g;ir'tI-ssI-
gLanctra- OvVr TIE eru0EJ:s m TIM gpera q
discover the 1hDsEss who ulliS sgsra
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

-YounE man. said the severe looking
individual on the same seat, do you ever
50 hunting"
Sometimes" said the young man.
And are you rs careful as you should
BE- about lifting a gum DO you know
tANi when you raise it you should do 50
with The rnuzzle pointing down."
Il don't believe ever thought of that"
said the young man. land I've raised sew
e-al'
You ara criminallv careless, - said the
seTious party, If you neglect these pre-
cautions
Blessed IL I ever saw it in that light
before said the young man. DOES it
make any difference If the guns are full of
water
Full OF WATER cried the serious man.
YES " sad the youth calmly; that =
the only kind raise Nv name is Hob
son ''-ClevelSod Plain Dealer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

evcurnh. a rumur had spread abou,
which brought together n crowd ami
mated hy the morbid curiosity which i:
aroused in some minds at the hint of 8
mystery and attracted by that strange
magnetism which that sinister thing.
"a crime. +" arouses- The women talked
IN shrill tones, invcntiDg strange stoTie.
and Incredible theories Some of the
common people hurried Up TO learn the
news
At the moment Bernardet came M
followed hy the concierge. a coupe
stopped at the door and a tall man got
out asking:
Where is NJ Morel? wish to SET
M. Mcrel'
The chief had rot yet been advised.
and be was not there Bat the tall
yonng nan suddenly recognized Per.
nardef and laid hold Of him. pulling
him after him through the half oper
door, which Noniche FASTENED to shut
against the crowd.
We must call some Officers Der.
na1det said to the concierge, "or the
crowd Will push in. -
Nine Noniche was standing at The
foot OF the staircase. surrounded by tbs
dodgers men and women. to whom she
was recounting for the twentieth time
the story Of how she had found N. Ro-
we're with his throat cut
Il was going in TO read the paper
the stdTv-it l. very interesting. that
story. The moment had come when the
baron had insulted the American colo
mel NJ. Revere said to me only yester.
day, poor man. i am anxious to find
out which one will be killed-the colo.
mel or the haron. He will never know.
And il Is he
Mime. Moniche," interrupted Der.
nArdef- have yon any che whom yor
can send for commissary:"
Any mc?''
Yes" added Noniche. an. Rer
nardet needs a magistrate 1t is not diff
flcult TO understand. "
a commissary:'' repeated Nine
Moniche. That is So \ oommissarv,
and What if / go for the commissary
myself, NJ Bernardet:''
"All right, provided Won do not lei
the crowd take the house by assault
when yoR open the door
Pear nothing" the woman said.
happy in having something important
10 do. IN relating the horrible news tC
fbe cummissary how, when she wa.
about 10 enter the room for the purpos,
Ct reading. tho
While she was going toward the dool
BeTnardet slowly mounted the tx
Lish1s Of stairs. followed by Monich,
and the tall young man who had AZ.
rlved in his coupe 1t a rallop in order
10 Eet the first news Of the murder and
make scoop for his paper
The news had Travelled fast. and hi:
paper had sent him in haste TO get al
The details Of the affair which could h
obtained.
The three men reached N Revere :
door Monlche unlocked IL and stepped
hack Bcrnacdet- with the reporter al
has heels, moi, book In hand, entered the
room
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

f-r his -rC-U4S an. l1-I--1l1- EI-11 Gz-1s,
through Paris
There" he said cra7vtzz the en-
sver tie lens. s-Et1s l. all 40 an
play now. nv dczrs. an 81 y1z- <s-v
tee now. Mouicle-
He shut p his p1-5-c----z-h s7gur1rzs
pulling out the tripod from tAs Gser
soil in which il vs. iubecb3s,t- Will
his daughters ..yCzsI- ran - The
mother Inc yCC1- EicLS S5ucd gain
at ICuiche With 5relr g-vaT clzz svs-
pi=zci-- and cI.1r E>--a-,t.F rr--ss,t Z
look 81 him. ami n c1ce OWNED 5kai
sorpe thing had harpeneti-
You are - white s. v-z- ha1Ttzr-
chief. NCur-he- 9" he said ~ -1-r-,fs-ll-
"a uuryter- rs. " Essr-s1-css5- y
Roverg-y0u iii zl5 know him.
NO
''Ha WIS IN c-i-trtT- ! rsc-zse- z-i
now be has been s>>,,>,.1----z,L NJ v=lt,s
went to his rvou t1 ryuI The raEers
BerrIr,is5 Interrupted him brusI1.1v
''Wh-n fif IT haurr1---
"Ah- dame. rr1u>is--r. / On MT Er1-7-'
All I know Is E1y vlse -zd TIE e,t5v
sill warm She WIS not asr1Di S1s
touched It, -
''>5i1l Tsr-1,-'
These words <-rr-5 Csrul-J1s-- E r.
fiectsd = --1r-sn5. Inn be S15t=
come. is5 T. - t. v1Gr hr1-a
Tnsn- Sc-u,,l- with i shin i5s.-- I
added YES / viii ssAa IL 80
He uE.L,rered his c.I--er1 from ~
tripod II hive three rLl--S Ist7 rash
ca1 Use. hs sui
Illue. E. rr-irt,@r. who U.s. <1t-rsz-z-
st li-rl- jissazce- with 5h4 Children
clin-iue 20 ksr >zi-rs, perceived tE..i tn
cuucier-e h1d brought --rcr-zr1 Rvs
Beruartiet-S smiling IN XII >zI55-E-v
ch.tEEs,L The sz-rv~>--n b.,7I-1ss SEX
ous. his glance ti1ed AMI as.l.-
Art tn -JIuS With Ei-1=-- -f-zs
Pcruar'ls- asked - >hs suvz hs- k-sEuz15
b. kIe "a leather ta-l5J-bsr-
yes. he answered
"AE- u-u D..ut W rrur Scar
AMI this evenilZt Cl- VIZ III 70 - IT,
IittIc scsacer ~ M-r----r-rJs this even
ing
Il d, uls k-c--.- - sp1isd
Voc pruc--sed The pcur ckll5-vu
You promised 20 t1ka them IL See CBg-
serIe Gas t5'srscS''
Il cannot tell I Dc mt E-z- I=l-L
see. the lirtIe Ean said NJ G5-zr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

C-;nsoaheak-ThSt man Scrawis writes
fsz-12l hSoe
Ss'sSr-Hs-d 10 make outs
Fea->rl Why, DO yor know, be gave
ne n check and
-Why. never knew be kept any money
u The bsnk,''
he never dc, but II took the bank
people Two weeks 10 make out the sigma
tu-e- sD1 Ind TIE Use Of the money al
l-aI TINE. '-Gol4ksr> Statesman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
The Spelling Habit.

Student 81 Physiology 80 Professors
child who hAs wandered into TIE classroom
sd - examining the skeleton Why,
HoSroe- aren't yoa AFRAID TO take hold q
thai skeleton hands
frotesso- ,i1 rapid whisperl-Sh-sh-
sh-sh, He doesn't know WHIST the word
a-f--s-;-d means WY. when his grand
7u1he- dice. be slept in TIE very next
roa-- AID never ,Soucht Of being sea -
e-6,-NeT Yo-k Truth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
How IL Nanncncd.

'-Nor rr-nernb,r Brown Of course and
The magnificent hesd Of hair that he hadt"
-Ce-72inly What Of it,"
Hes lost il all 80
'LcSI il all Dear roe. how e1t-ao-ii-
rS-T' Vas il caused hy sickness or did he
20 through some frizhtful experienced"
Nei1he-. il just sor7 Of happened nat
I---ally When il came his turn 70 20 10 tho
r'eniie1ria-y barber shop They all lose
taelr hair there. you know. r.
o.. tut il was fortunate that be WAS q
sV-i--e-,-ChicAzo psf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

Desbriere. the learned coC1rai>sSry. .
artistic, so well disposed toward tn
press. was at one time journalist H
noticed that the victims pale face. with
its strong personal characteristics, "
sembled the dead Duke lie Ciulse in
Gerume's celebrated picture. which
hangs in the galleries a5 Ckznti1ly.
CTO BE NrINCEDJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

Wife lTroudl.f- II saved you 1900 to-
6.y
H1shAne-Sa7ei 81. Oo0s We haven't
TIL much 10 save We haven't 800 we
c2l call or oZn. Hang me. If we have
over s1u. co-pe 10 think,
Wite-B11 you have always said that IL
yo1 ever had money enough you would
br5l6 hoase
E1shsod-Of course
Vel. t7r 6 bought a book showing
box 10 h1ila n $4,000 house for g., CO.,"
New Yurk WteklT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

FE-sa FK0E-l1 -ds--cl. these i'm
E-cvs-us--S -ns7 - --4Nk5-c
~s"v - EN-3gr-Nss I -
W-E- Il E'-1 k1cE- 1asF've rr1 IN
1r-ya@J-a --7T - 11fr cEz 1Gkt =, water "a
l. zr;s- EA-ls Ih- Es>ky things A-ccl-zs''
Vel Suppose raxI'> - 1hs- ca ~
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v-,.Jc-1 3-s--S ~ IDA -YlzSs-s
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
Next Thing

SqaAks--Tbe honorable member from
Bu1c1-l-hel
Ccnc-sss-nAn speaking slowly and i'm
El-5ss-vtlr Mr.. Speaker, rise a. a ma
T-o115c American To move. sir. thai the bill
- th@ Improvement Of our American NV
e-s ard hA-oors b- amended ly the iaser-
-5c- C -ts-se words For improving the
hz-'al- q >sn J1s-. Porto Rico, slo0. u10!'
ll=e1se enthusiasm. Chicago T-ib-
E-R
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
CyeIoO<nn Rril.sfz-.

The best examples Of cyybJrenn euibSz-r
are at BiIlber. There are stones IN 1hlA
Bdalbee walls 80 tSs1 above 1hs Asvsi ssE-
eral OF which are 30 tsea slnE- ~ tssd think
and rs erund- each STONE weighing cNsr
:, 500 tens. all cut. dressed dElt orsC,raz
truLn Distant quarrlss,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

Ber1htlot- ihe French chemist, finds
thai lhe ooTgsor oh.ecIs found NJ Negadah
Anc Atgro0s- IN EEyfa, ARE Of pure copper,
moi bronze They are believed TO date
from The t-sr dynasty on earlier and tend
- prove The PAST existence of a copper be-
ferr Ihe hron7c Rca
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
4 sliding Scale.

-Eov long viii il take you TO teach the
lad the trade"
-IAsI depends on how much YOU pay
Da- FIr loo marks j J tesch him in q
ys.--, and for $40 marks vop can take the
hcy home Win yen now. -Yonkers
--ale-.-sl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
A Grain az Comfort.

Photographer have made a speaking
hkennss ot your wife sir.
Observation-Disclosures Cmi Well, sup
pose there sumo consolation in the fact
uAai il = hall rOoe-Philsdelphis North
A-1ealcsl-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

Hwy a. M al IL -saa--izs ne
el uhs S1-,asz -Ct5Ev,
~5@I ElE-u - vrz
HIN S1-zzce2 ! sz- r11 rEioe-
>cE-Nsa- lhIAl s-'-'z2H,,- nr,1r---< t-- il
i u,sTsr -,,rons L -1Ea - t.ISz can5-i5aa.-
C&5sS-S Nszrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
Trade H=nr~red-

B.CrH- slN lB-E 40 = = 5--lc r5-oe csa-
mr. EjtAsl o-l e hs- Ei-s. Hurry N.
~ L. - 5l>z sssf-N c-c-zIr1t-s While
glG ~ Sss- -z'---nr <ys- then se-aatS-
NsW YErS " -r5z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
Antn<r s-r<r.rl, c-,.-,,

Nhtn tss'r=-t- engages III E7s-E-r
srz-ssz-1s- ~ l1lfc antIsISll0rn sCr = long
r--1r. * yIE-Syl-I q s,Sz-g-s " 10 VII -rL-I
Has ,1IA--ss,-.scs A-->1u1srT--le journal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

-D53 ysG tnosE lhs E-raish cqs-z lss1
nArh11-
Nhr- ysss ! srlsEpa r. Inn ! 6ienI
kDC~ n WEs knSllsA- -Fnils6tAs his
R-llsar1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

Nj @Ek< 1s-k> svg1 nucre dismal
TIA -lSyzX <z-lHs - -lX---X-=
YES ~ E=>1 have 1,-a5 waidrs lie
less K-1-E--c zhE- II tI-a,1e5 CHI
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