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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12
WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

First class hay for sale. B. F. SARGENT.
Building lots for sale. If w. 8. s. BUCK.
PICS for sale, best breed in town.
LUKE PARISH.
/ want to pasture 10 head of cattle.
G. e. CUsHMAN.
GOOD PAsTURINa:-For three village
COWS. DUBOIS q WALL.
FoR SALE Eclipse corn planters.
Z. j. PRINCE. South Randolph.
Kerosene and gasoline delivered at your
homes. c. N. MCINTOSH.
For SALE:-Land on Maple street. In
ouire of tt W. 8. s. BUCK.
For SALE:-Secondhand organ, fine
toned, good repair. 3w j. b. PUTNAM.
Buildings moved and general carpenter
work done. July NELSON LEONARD.
A work horse and also carriage horse
l.. T. SPARHAwK.
wANrED:-Cowsa and horses: to pasture
in the best pasture in town.
2w WILLARD MARTIN.
Losr:-A small gold chain with a rab-
bits paw charm attached. Valued as
gift. MRS. w. E. LAMsoN.
A woman would like a position as
housekeeper. Address, Box 8, North
Randolph, vt.
For sALE:-A copper lined bath tub in
good order. Also a refrigerator for farm
use. Wv w. II. DUBOIS.
For SALE:-4,0O0 large and thrifty
plants ready to set out. Tomatoes, cab
bages and turnips.
j. v. NEWTON, at hot house.
AUCTION SALE:--May 18th, all the real
estate and personal property OF the late
Edwin F. Thresher at the old home in
Connecticut Corners, Braintree.
BURTON e. THREsHER, Adm.
FOR SALE:-Sixteen acres OF land three
fourths mile from depot, just back of res
ervoir-12 acres OF woodland, mostly hard
wood, and four acres of grass. Inquire
of Wv SETH FLINT.
CARD OF THANKs:-We wish to express
our heartfelt gratitude to all whose kind
ly assistance and sympathy in our time OF
bereavement have helped to tighten our
burden of sorrow.
ID. L. CHATFTELD AND FAMILY.
WANTED:-Y You to see my samples and
then to take your measure for suit. ~
and upwards. Fit guaranteed. Examine
goods before you pay for them.
June G. B. FISH.
Agent for Orange County.
For SALE:--A good five-can Wooster
creamery good for l to 20 cows, nearly
new. A large size butter worker nearly
new, two churns in good repair, also one
barrel churn, No. g. that will churn 90 lbs.
of butter. G. w. FLAGG, East Braintree.
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NOTICE..

Act of General bly,, State OF ver-
mont, November 20, 1894.
sin the year 1898 and every fifth year
thereafter, at such times In the year as
the inspector OF finance shall designate,
the trustees of savings banks, savings in
situations and trust companies shall call
In the deposit books for examination and
verification, and cause the same to be ex-
amined and verified by some person other
than the treasurer or his clerks employed
for that purpose and approved by the in
spector of finance
In compliance with the above statute,
depositors are requested TO send or bring
their pass books for verification during
the month OF May, 1885,
BRATTLEBoRo SAVINGS BANK.
4w VERMONT SAVINGS BANK.
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National Volunteer Reserve.

John +. Mead, chairman Of the Nation
al Reserve committee for Orange county,
has appointed the following as recruiting
officers for the several towns of this
county. These gentlemen will receive the
necessary instructions and enlistment
blanks from Col. E. w. Jewett, chairman
of the State committee, Swanton, VT.
Where there are posts OF the Grand Army
of the Republic. and camps OF the Sons OF
Veterans, the committee will work in
connection with them:
Bradford-Col. John c. StearDs, j. II.
Watson, Charles Jones.
Braintree-Capt. George w. Flagg, M.
ID. Laporf, Daniel Flint.
Brookheld-M. Peck, W. j. Blodgett,
W. W. Sprague.
Chelsea. P. Dickinson, n. o. Bixby,
g. L. Hayward.
Corinth-Hon. G. G. Sargent, b. B.
Scribner, John Chapman.
Fairlte-Milo Jenkins, H. p. Warren, f.
w. Pierce.
Newbury-Dr. H. H. Lee, H. w. Bailey,
n. B. Tewksbury.
Orange. w. Jackson, Homer Camp,
Randolph-w. Il. Kenney, A. g. Os-
good, g. W. Blodgett.
Straford-S. B. Buell., E. v. Parker, II.
c. Gilkey.
Thetford-C. A. Adams, S. K. Berry, II.
f. Wilcox.
Topsham-J. r. Nolan, H. L. Watson,
David Folsom
TuDbridge-W. w. Swan, n. r. Hay
ward, Eugene Rolfe.
Vershire-S. B. Darling, B. F. Fuller,
Vance ID. Conant.
Washington-Chester Dickey, Charles
E. Emery, z. c. Huntingdon
West Fairlee-H. NJ. Miller, E. F. Dad
ley. ]. B. Bean
Williamstown--H. L. Cheney, c. U. La
throp, E. H. Martin.
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Death Of Mrs. ID. l.. ChntfieId.

faolina, wife OF Dexter l.. Chatfield died
Monday night OF peritonitis, aged AZ, at
ter an illness OF ten days. The funeral
was held at the home yesterday afternoon,
Rev. @. W. Morrow officiating. She leaves
a husband and three sons, Pearl, Fred and
George, and one daughter, Gertrude, OF
Boston, all OF whom were present at the
funeral Deceased was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Owen OF Bethel
Gilead. The aged parents aud four broth
ers survive. This Is the first break in the
family circle. Mrs. Chatfield was a wom-
an of great worth in the home, the church
and the community, She was member
of the Christian church and of the choir
of that church. At the funeral Mr.. Nor
row read these touching lines
GOOD NIGHT.
Sleep on blest sleep and take thy rest
Lay down thy head upon thy saviour's breast;
We loved thee well but Jesus loved thee best.
Good night, daughter.
Calm In thy slumber as an infants sleep.
But thou shalt wake no more to toll and weep.
Thine is q perfect rest, secure and deep
Good night sister.
Until the shadows from the earth are cast
Until He gathers in His sheaves at last
Until the twilight gloon is ever past,
Good night, wife
Until the Easter glory lights the skies,
Until the dead in Jesus shall arise,
And He shall come. but not in lowy euise
Good night, mother.
orsv good night beloved not farewell
little while and ali His sons shall dwell
In hallowed union indivisible.
Good night
untii we meet again before His throne.
clothed in the spotless robes He gives His own,
Until we know even as are known,
Good
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State Supt. Mason 5. Stone visited sew
eral Of the grades last week.
Hon. Henry Ballard OF Burlington viii
deliver the address before the graduating
class.
Rev. G. o. Howe will speak to the Higt
school Friday afternoon on "Higi
Ideal8."
The military company at the school or.
ganized into a. school battalion Monday
Twenty eight members signed the con-
stitution and elected the following civil
officers Leighton Abbott
vice president, Louis McAllister, sec.
rotary, Willard Holman; treasurer
Charles Chedel. The military officers
elected are:-Captain, Leighton Abbott
LIST lieutenant, Harry Phillips; I'd lieuien.
ant, Walter Newton; LIST sergeant, FAY
Whitcomb; I'd sergeant, Leon Sault; cor
porals, Leon Webster, Dean Wedgwood
John Lamson, Orrin Mann. Glen Bailey
and George Drew. An effort has been
made to obtain equipments of the STATE
but without success and SIPS has been
pledged for rifles. An endeavor is being
made to increase this amount.
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B. E. THRESHER, Admir-.
Braintree, VT, May 9, 1898
Up. CLEVELAND, Auct.

Estate Of Edwin r. Inresher-
The under signed having been appointed By the Hon
Probate court for the district Of Randolph, comms-
e,nners 70 receive examine and adjust ali claims and
demands Of al Dersons against ule estate Of
Edwin Y. Thresher late Of Braintree, In said Dstrcl
hereby dive notice that viii meet for the purposes
eforesaid At the Hotel. W. BFaintree, Saturday May
~ and Saturday. Sept 10. A. D. lsse
from 10 O'Clock q. m until O'Clock ?. M. Of
said days. and that six months from the
sfIh dar OF Aprfl A. D. ls9& Is the time limited
bTsai Court for said creditors present their claimf
- rs for examination and allowance
Dnfed Al Brzintree this u day Of May. A. ID.
IEse villas c. FLINT Com
Burton z Tnfesber. Admr.
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder disease
relieved In six hours by "NEw GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" II is a
great surprise on account OF its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or female. Re-
lieves retention OF water almost immedi-
this Is the remedy. Sold by Richard G..
Morton, druggist, Main St., Randolph,
VT
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S1OO.
DR.. u nafchon,s Anti Diureffc

DIR. r.. Detchon's Anti Diuretic
May be worth to you more than 800 II
you have a child who soils bedding from
incontinence OF water during sleep. Cures
old and young alike. 1t arrests the trou-
BILE at once. q. Sold by Richard G.Mor-
ton, druggist, Main ST., Randolph, VT.
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s.7osr 90 Cure an skin D1.~.... /,

6iu1plF apply -swAxNEts OrsTwr,~yu M g.
ternal meoicine required Cures letter ecrs~.-
itch. Al eruptlons on the face. hands nose -
ieavlne the SKIN clear. white and healthy -
crest hcaiink and curative powers are posseses5
ny 20 other remedy. Ask vour droTrizs 49,
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There was the usual large attendance II
the annual village meeting Tuesday even
ing.
The following officers were elected with
out = single ballot Moderator, J. ID.
Denison; clerk, ]. B. Eldredge; trustees.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money il 1t fails
to cure 25c.
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For Constipation take KaTl's Clover Root Tes
the great Blood Purifier. Cures Headache. Ner.
vousness, Eruptions on the Pace, and makes The
head clear as q bell. Sold by c. 6. Black a co.
South Royaiton; Drew & Leonard. Randolph.
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State Supt. Mason s. Stone visited sew
eral Of the grades last week
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Thursday, May 10,

at O'Clock A. NJ. Farm OF about lbs acres,
and back pasture of "a acres known as
the Curtis lot.
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SIX monihc Int on $4,000 bonds to July l. s7. 42o
Water commissioners orders paid, 800
Six months Int s2l 900 bonds TO Jan. l, es 40
Balance, cash on hand May 10, es, 2,52s
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The bonded indebtedness OF the village
at this time is S2l 900 at four per cent in
terest payable semiannually. II seemed
to the treasurer advisable to pay two
bonds (s2,000)June 30th.
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will be sold at Public Auction on the
premises of the late Edwin F. Thresher,
Conn. Corner, Braintrse,
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SToCT<.

Two work horses, Brood Mare, Yearling
Colt, cows, Bull, Cosset Sheep, Sow and
s pips. 80 hens.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
Southern Ry.
,scbeduls in effect December 4, 1868 }

(Schedule in effect December 4, leSs)
All iralns arrive and leave PsnnsyivaniA Pas-
seSers Sssa M.-Daily, local for Danville, Char
o. I'D yay stations connects at Manassas daily
t,r strasburg and HsrTisonbuTs. and at Lynch
tmry with the Norfolk ard Western daly
Ills a. M-Daiiy. the UNITED STATES FAST
.,SU pullman Sleepers. New York and
Wilmington to jacksonville, uniting at Sails
burr With Pullman Sleeper ioF Asnesiiie ana u H.t
and at Cha lOtte with Pullman
siesner for Augusta Pullman sleeper, New
MN 10 New Orleans unisns az charlotte
Win - Ivrchburg with Chesapeake and Ohio
pa;ivay tor Lexington daily except sunday. ami
hA1i HA,.Mi bridge, daily; Solid train. Washington
- NIS orleans without change. Dining ear serv-
10 Ns sunset personally conducted tourist excu--
Ie ee Sleeper on thin train every Wednes-
SION SION and saturday 10 San Francisco without
ehange- M.-Locai 70. Front Royal, strasbu-g
u,r-;SonhrTg daily, except sunday.
ana .,I ,I p n. M.-Daily lacal for Charlottesville
i1o9;,ita,vEsrERN. io;ia YESTIBULED LIMITED com
sooI soo =, pullman Vestibuled SleepeEs. Dining
E,rs and Day Coaches, Pullman sleepers, New
SorS 10 Nashville, Team, va AsHevIne, hnox-
liis and Chattanooga; New YORK aud Tampa via
csn,tsa csie Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville;
W. Ycrg1 10 Memphis, via Birmingham, New
NJ and Washington to Augusta. with con-
nse'is ifa stlanta and Montgomery Vestibuled Day
S".ot va washington tc Atlanta Southern Railway
EE.Sm,, oar Greensboro to Montgomery.
DIn' IT, New York and Florida Limited will be
,eiur,,ed January l6 1888
Ie3S,ISS Ier,ssISS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
,-ISIoN leave Washington 0:01 A. NJ daily snd
t.i5 NJ daily except Sunday and s;2S ?. 81
Snndsv only, for Round Hill; 4:32 P ~ daily ex-
cent Sunday .or Leesburg, and 6:25 p M daily
tor Uerndon Returning, arrive at Washington
s.ss 4 NJ daily and $40 p. N. Sundays only.
and a:i5 P. NJ daily except Sunday from Round
Hiil and :os A. NJ. daily except Sunday, from
Herndon. and s:Si A. NJ daily except sInday
from Leesturg.
Through trains from the South arrive al Wash
ington. GAG A. NJ, 2:20 p. NJ and 9:05 r. w.
H., i-eubuTg Il noon daily, except Sunday, and
a:o5 p NJ. daily, and $50 A. II. daily from
Cha riot. esSilie.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called for and
checEed from hotels and residences by UnioE
Transfer Company. on orders left at Ticket Off
ces. fO5 Fifteenth 81. NV, 5l1 Pennsylvania Ave
| nue. NV, and az Pennsylvania Passenger Station
Telephone call lia for Pennsylvania Railroad
| Cab Service.
FRANK S CANNON, Third Vice President az
| General Manager.
j. NJ CULP, Traffic Manager
| W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
l. s. BROWN. Gen. Att. Pass. Dept
The evening times., 1898-12-19
HOLIDAY Hours at Center Market.

Center Market is an attractive place
these days. There are 666 stands in this
great and popular fOod-supplying concern.
and everyone fairly groans with good
things for the holiday feasts. The hours
have been arranged with a special view TO
the convenience of customers. Beginning
with today they will be as follows:
Open at ) a. m. and on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, close at p.
m; on Tuesdays and Thursdays close at
.. m, and on Saturdays at 10 p. m.
On Friday, December, 2S. the market will
be open until 5 p. m; on Saturday, De-
cember % until II m; Monday. Decem-
ber 26 being Christmas holiday. the mar.
ket will be closed.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
Parker Bridget & Co.

Parker. Bridget & Co. are celebrating
their first Christmas season in their new
store, al the corner of Ninth street ana
Pennsylvania Avenue, and they nave en-
deavored. as is very evident, to make the
nrettiest and most attractive showing in
their history. In the new store are TO be
found. OF course. many departments that
they have never had before. In addition
to The great floors full of mems and boys
clothing one of the largest lines in the
city. there are full lines of hats. men :
furnishings, umbrellas, canes, and, in fact,
nearly everything that men and boys
wear Parker, Bridget * Co. have large
line of handsome smoking jackets that Will
make a large number of Washington men
comfortable this Winter after Christmas.
Their bath robes also are soft and warm,
and handsome in many colors and designs.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
The Ron NIarche.

Thrift. energy and success are in evil
dence at the Bon Marche, No. 3l4 Seventh
Street northwest. The street windows
have been decorated so deftly that they
operate as great magnets to draw and
hold the holiday crowds. The long aisies
Of the store are flied with purchasers
and samplers and the shelves and coun-
tiers are piled high with fabrics for the
rich and pOor-goOds that are costly and
goods that are not There seem to be
miles Of silk and velvet, and lace enough
TO make border all around the town.
There are gloves enough 10 dress all the
hands in Washington, and Their coiors
are more numerous than those in
the solar spectrum. Rainbows of rib
bons make the great store radiant
The electric cash carriers buzz and whirr
and the music of industry plays about the
place In the book department are offered
tons of printed thought-whole libraries
Of classic ard standard, ancient and
modern. realistic and ldealistic lore. Pat
rons may find stationery and chlnaware
in plenty Those who have children to
love and TO pin their hopes on may hnd
here what they look for in the line OF
Christmas oddities and New Year novel;
ties There is an umbrella display which
is worthy OF investigation. The Bon
Marche presents all the features OF
well stocked and well ordered department
store. popular part OF the store Is the
candy counter Here, barrels OF sweets
are dispensed
The evening times., 1898-12-19
StoIFs shoe House.

Stolrs Shoe House. No. $40 Seventh
Street northwest, displays all styles and
all kinds Of shoes at all prices for all peo-
pie. The windows have been gaily decor
ated in recognition OF this festive season,
and thousands of passersby pause there
TO admire and to comment on the taste
and skill exhibited. If you want shoes,
or if You need shoes, StOii's Is a good p ace
TO visit There is something radically
wrong with your feet if you cannot find a
comfortable fit there. 1t is quite certain
that ~ one is so unfortunate as TO have
an unfitable foot in ready-made shoes,
Stol will make you a pair in which you
can find comfort. This house shows shoes
in felt, kid, calf and patent leather, with
all the latest heels and toes and uppers.
The prices have been pared down TO con-
form with the prices of the period, ana
streams Of buyers are taking advantage OF
the good things offered. Among the very
pretty articles on exhibition are little
shoes for little babies. Mothers eyes fall
on these novelties and many sales are
made.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
Gix LITTLE TaiIorS.

The Six Little TailOrs, No. 94l Pennsyl-
yania Avenue, are Offering special induce
ments this week In evening dress suits
This is done to enable those who will be
invited to Christmas entertainments to
be dressed for the occasion. Although
exceedingly cheap. these suits are Of the
best quality and the highest class work
manship. and design. All clothing fur
nished by this firm is made to order in
the most approved style, a fit being
guaranteed in every case Although
making a speciality of dress suits, great
inducements are being offered in all other
cuts of clothing. Attractive designs in
light and dark cheViots are a feature of
the Christmas display. The Six Little
Tailors have always made speciality of
oYercoats and a complete line of goods
and styles is to be found at their estab-
lishment.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
uR. Moses a. Son.

..From one pretty gilt chair or hand
some BANQUET lamp to the furnishing oI
an entire magnificent residence, IL VIII
be easy for us to provide fitting ana
most acceptable present for anyone,
said a representative of w B. Moses q
Son. the furniture house, to reporter
for The Times yesterday. And one Is
Immediately convinced that this Is not
in The least an overdrawn statement III
going over the many big floors OF the
esta ablishment The immensely OF the
stock here is one of the attractive ieAt-
ures OF the store, but ii is not 10y any
means the only one. The great olsplay
az goods has been chosen with taste and
with knowledge and experience, as one
can also see very easily. The holiday
shoDners at this store are perhaps es-
pecially attracted by the great variety
of dainty writing desks. book cases.
lamps. easy chairs and couches ana other
one-of-a-kind pieces suitable for the aV-
eraee gift and always so acceptable TO
people with homes TO make beautiful.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
The United states shoe store.

Certainly one of the best places TO
visit in the Christmas rounds II one
wishes to give anything in footwear for
a present is the United States Shoe Store
at $40 F Street. for the reason that the
company is closing its Washington busi-
ness and is offering all OF its stock here
at much reduced prices. The company
has been in business in this city only a
few months and its goods are all new
and attractive The closing out sale has
not been in progress long as yet, and
the lines and sizes are very nearly COM
plete. The store is pretty one, taste
fully but quietly furnished, and in the
short time that ii has been in business
here il has made a great many friends.
The evening times., 1898-12-19

loom. Monster modern machinery lis en-
ployed and expert operatives are at work
there. At this laundry they put on what
they call the '.anti-swear' soft-fnish but
ton holes, that save many souls, tempers
and finger nails. Well laundered linen
must be the accompaniment of good
clothes. But this laundry does not handle
aione linen clothing. Lace curtains, In
which the housekeeper feels such just
pride are run through the mills and are
warranted to come out whole.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
Douglass Shoe Co.

The Douglass Shoe Company. always
popular, has made unusual preparations
even for Christmas time. and is now Of
fering at prices which, for the quality,
shoes that cannot be duplicated anywhere.
In this stock greatly Increased for the
holiday trade, is every conceivable style
and grade of footwear, and a visit 10 the
establishment is bound to reveal to pa
irons anything and everything in the shoe
line that heart can wish. Purchasers eau
not fail TO be benefited by visiting the
Douglass Company before buying else
where,
The evening times., 1898-12-19
Eclipse Bicycle Go.

The proposition of J. ID. Lasiey, the
popular agent for the Eclipse Bicycle
Fourteenth and II Streets northwest, to
give to the man, woman, boy or girl
wheel of a new model that he is about to
place on the market, as prize for an
appropriate name for the new candidate
for honors, is meeting with an enthusiast
tic reception, and competition for the prize
promises to be very energetic Mr.. Las
lev gives il as his Judgment that this new
bicvcle is bound TO take a leading place
among the best wheels of the day.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
C. B, Woodbury..

c. b. Woodbury.. the successor to Jarvis.
the caterer and confectioneti at 426 Ninth
Street, is making great preparations to
servo Christmas dinners TO every
part of the city and in the most modest
or most luxurious style to suit the little
cottage or the great mansion In the north
west. This will be his principal Christ
mas offering, but his candies and fruit
cakes are as attractive rs usual also.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
White & Redding.

White G Redding, he successors OF Mr..
Clark. at Sll Market Space, are closing
out their business. and the holiday shop
pers are taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity in immense crowds. The force of
clerks has not been able nearly 10 attend
to the wishes of the intending purchasers
and many people have been turned away.
I his shop has always had a reputation
for the care with which its stock was Sc
lected.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
The Family Shoe Store.

The Family Shoe Store. Nos. 3i0-3l2
Seventh Street northwest. is providing
footwear for a multitude of patrons, who
apparently appreciate the good values
offered. An extra force of statesmen has
been employed to accommodate the in
creased attendance 1T this store. The
proprietors claim the ability to fit feet
of any size or any shape. Beginning on
Monday each child will be presented with
a box of French candy. One of the
features of this store n its great seating
capacity.
The evening times., 1898-12-19
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Tolman's Steam Laundry.

Tolman's Steam Laundry, at the corner
of Sixth and Streets northwest, is en-
gagged day and night in producing that
condition which il is said is next to god
illness At this place they claim TO wash
your collars and cuffs without tearing
them asunder, pulling out the button holes
and doing that damage of which men COM
plain. They viii take any old thing down
there and clean it up till it looks as pure
and white as when it was born by the