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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Eider-DOwn
Breakfast Coats


price TODAY
-S1.9S Goats only $50 and
sos ones at S2,2S, others IN Ike
proportion. Just a price hint Ike
this should ieave none or the RACES
tonight. So rice and xocl6 be so
acceptable for Ctlrassruas gift.
A Dainty Would be ore Of o-
Ultt. handsome N-Ssn
Night Robes-oro one
Of our richly trimmed SGS- We
hear ladies' say-''Oh ehey ca1 make
nl"-True. if they had the time
and inow,ege- It's taken the rrsn-
ufacturers Of Our Muslin Un6erze.s-
years to reach the high Standard
they have attained. Special prices
this week.
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Noting adds Gore
to the bes--r OF 4
4 store than I hand
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EAST FArRFrELpA


Tn village schCoI x 1cr u,i.,t this WIN
ter by eighty schulIrS-N " ll4r.lr az
rhis piase received L ttasgucth E--aslv
evening SEATING that his wifi Amir. ,E,4,H
Ne-y >sphlsu y at the hlSptuIr II EGI-; ing
ton that Ifcs ruouu. wh4ue Shs hiuL rqry
q hive an ePeratblu Fsrt3ruIts,t Szu
Moran hts the sympathy aE cf,t % -i--s
oumUuity.-The SuoW in thifs Vh.i1-u.- :
about = ir" les IN ,5apth wil,h EruvabsS
good sIeighinss ami S.-Pe uais- DIr1 ~ rrrr,-r
Busy drawing hlgs % E. GUS uIzL-Ul4
tal"U Dramatic tOusdHy wabh give
sub gCud satisfaction here li.S- vsu-- aus
q produce u new pitv IN m. G7ar eI-urs-
jay r " bsrsr pu-ra4.>a,t ~ vaDullGs
BROOD uIAre from New YORK Pufrlss llSu
wsek-
MONTGOMERY CENTRE
a 3. Nelson os Derby wis IN town n. :
Week.-Mrs. I.u1I R1wev his rstI-us,H a.
Leouliuster. Mss. -Etsr eerc luruarl and
MIS- Nellie B0uueors wer,. un1r-us,t -
csutIy--Nrs> L. R. CIutgeeH Us ~ rrr
recovered from her recsue S'sr.Ius Ennssss
- u be lSe q sit Up clr Sanlr- u-rIe -
THE hctei ami Neis'ln. EskE Il GAS Spgra
are now Gghus.i oy siesurn;tuy sRE n VIII
rot De- bJuss before souua 9t tina ErrV1cs
reside uc=s will bs wired
( ttrJfsfCsSTES
Mrs. Molly piurou,t Higgins 9e Mln-rv,nI
Is visiting at hsr mochsc's Mrs. u 90
Spsar's.-Osscur Payne yyI-.ss % S-LnA 70.
Dec. 18th 20 work in the railrVa,t su.L1ltr.
"A son was boon % Mr.. amt Mrs Lsw,ss
Ramo On Dec. ath.-Ecvf VI u hlhsu
and Edna e.. Decker Of Swanc1u WIRE
married at the Methodist PsrrSouasr,. ~
Rev. A. h Bake On pe.'- Sth-'Urlsrg wis
u good attendance At the srsecH-iIuiL-
social at Ar, N1rey's Lise FrrhhLT evening
Charles Lyon has been "a Shit Sa,s Use.
Mrs BlIIIard Of S~ano1n IungclIn Vissn-
ed at Henry Lyons reesutny--WInbe NJ NJ.
tin. who mat with the dcvbisns whnsn
resulted in his blsing his eve ~ IN Narn-
treu1 being treated in Il b}satfIL - Mrs.
Edward Sunderland was euIDrt a. MIn-
trsdl last week on account ut thu siira1iisss,
OF her sons wife. Mrs, Whitman SImbsr-
| work at Newton. Mss. elr L xt-L- 10 uNu
is expected home the crss Of IErnhry-
BAKERSETEl4h
j Last SATURDAY evening n Iurx~ number
Of the teeting eiri1-us ec this sApr@ rnsC
ut the residence of FL Fl Ssurr ESp Q,
was for the purpose oe conarartlsrnx Nr
and Mrs, Scott On having ren-n,-'i the sni
pils-seoce IN their weshb-f IRA suns
very useftI and es&urifr pr~seucs wscs
!, bsfr by the visiting trtenfsnk rhe gussenr
tarion speech was u1ns be By Esx, n 8 Al
feeifnQfy- 1t was . very ssifn6rIL s,,ra
hron n very Leeoaselisasst +an-ruirnilsc
Will give An sutercalnmnsrs at Bs-itSsnIH
! Academy hall FrniaS sSsnilz&- p~ss- Ii
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NEWPORT

T. J. Farrell was called 70 Ho,ycke
Mass last week owing - the severe IL
Continued on eth pasep
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turning on Monday.-Miss My Baker has
returned from her school in Bellows
Fails and will spend her vacation with
her parents here.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

John Fills went to Boston Wednesday
10 visit his brother. r .. Ells-About -
couples attended the dance NJ the town
hall last Thursday evcuing.-Nelson Sears
moved to H.neShuIEh las, week -
and Mrs.D. F. Gordon and NJ and
Mrs. Th1ddcus Fuller went To Lincoln
sunday tn attend the funeral ~ Mrs Cor
ioH'S and Mrs. Fuller's brother. William
LafaYette.-F. II. Became is visiting friends
in town.
The annual cut price shoe sale OF the
Allen Shoe co. is now in progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

f. c. Chandler OF Chicago Is in town TO
visit his mother, who is very low. Mrs
Chandler is 20 years Old. the oldest person
In town.-Harey Rogers of Westfovd shot
a large lynx last week, and after getting
the bounty on il brought it over to Taxi
dermist Brush TO he momted.-Ralph
jackson is to teach this winter at South
Hero, and began his school Monday.
Miss Jennie Berkeley has erected a fine
granite monument in the village cemetery
in memory of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Berkley.-Harry Phelps and daughter,
Miss Hattie, OF Swanton. spent n nart of
Saturday and Sunday at C. r. Pratts.'-
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Farnsworth have
another little daughter which was horn
Sunday.-Miss Jennie Rankin Of Burling-
ton spent Sunday at home.-The Bazaar
which the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Epis-
copal church held in the village hall last
week Friday and Saturday afternoon and
evening was well attended. The hall was
beautifully decorated. The booths were
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Emma Lawton OF this town and Homer
Vincent OF East Berkshire were united In
marriage at the brides home Dec. L
Mrs. W. II. Rood Is improving-Mrs.
Maria King remains ahcra the same
Miss Gertrude Buck Of Sandy Hill " Y.
is in town caring for her mother. Mrs.
Hiram Layitt-willism Wheeler has re-
turned to Albany Business College.
Hon G. A. Ballard. who has bean stcA
is able to be out again-John Arusld
while out sliding fell and broke his wrist
III. H Huh has been appointed sovu
agent, By county eomm-sioner.-YnS trcu
bridge over mill Brook is neW COL
pleted.-Hsnry Pollard Is sick with pnssr-
moaia.-NrS Reeei Bellows Waited in
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ESSEN JUNCTION.


Officers Of Post Wallace White. No. ~.
G.. 4. r., elected for the ensuing yer
are: Com. John Sadler; ;. V. c.. Alden
Eliot; j. V. c., Il. II. Bennett: Adjt..
Montraville Ross; Serg.. f. T. Collins:
Chap, G. III. Lewis: Q. NJ. 5. j. Randall:
o. D.. o. j. Tomlnson; u.
C., Thomas Bratton: S. NJ, F.
Moody; O. NJ. s. Richard Delong: c., n.
II. Wright; Installing Officer. Past Com.
+. T. Collins.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
JERICHO.
Miss Emily Howe left last Thursday for
Chicago where she will spend the winter.
Revival meetings are beng held at the
Methodist church this week.-Mrs.. J. T.
Buzzell is visiting in Burlington.-A son
was born Dec. S to Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
McMahon.-Dr, Hulburd was called to
Waterville Sunday by the illness of his
mother. who died Tuesday morning.
Teachers for the schools in town have
been assigned as follows: No. l. lower.
MT Drown; higher. Horace Rugsies; No.
II. primary. Mss Ada Sargent. intsr1sdi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

There's = charming
gveshleneSs about
.Acsr handsome Ran
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-03-16

Miss Rebecca Ghent was ad-
Judged insane and taken to Co.
iumCia Monday and lodged in the
hos spitll for such.
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Il Biuck Eye aIld u Red Nose.

Mr.. EDITOR Il notice that the
Lancaster correspondent of the
Charlotte News has informed the
readers of that paper that two O.
Z. whiskey houses have opened
up at this town which, in his
opinion, gives the Dispensary a
black eye; however that may be,
we are quite sure that the Dis
pensary has given him a very red
nose.
Very respectfully,
"CITlZEN."
Lancaster, :. c., March 18th, 1898.
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J"jtS:WijL1 OJ GHc YcUcHe,,S'
iSSOctUiiO,I.

IN response to Il call made
sometime since by the Superiu.
tendent of Public instruction. a
c"nsider& bic number OF the teach
ers OF Lancaster county met at
lhe court house, on the 18th Of
March, for the purpose of organ.
lzlng Teachers ASSOCIATION.
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. w. Il. Bruce. A temporary
organization was Effected, with
MIR. Bruce rs chairman and |. :.
Caldwell, Sec.
The following teachers were en-.
rolled as members: Prof. \. NJ.
Rankin, Mrs. NJ. j. Moore. Misses
Minnie Taylor, Mamie Stover and
Minnie Miller, Messrs. +. III. Fun
derburk. A. g. Roweil. II. t.. Cot.
fey, j. II. Thompson, W. !. Nc
Manus. j. III. Craig. j. w. Jones.
Geo. w, Fooshe. W. B. Bruce. cr
of'ciO, NJ. j. Green and Ira :.
Caldwell.
y permanent organization be.
ing effected the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year ::
President, , o. w. Fooshe: 1st
Vice PresldeL;, A. Nj. Rankin ::
2nd Vice President, ii. h. Cohey {;
Sec. and Treas, S. Caldwell.
The next business attended to
was the adoption of a Constitu-
ton. This instrument styles the
association, "The Lancaster County
Teachers Association" The asso.
citation will meet monthly during
the scholastic year.
After considerable discussion
the association defeated the propo
sition to tax the members for the
support of library. The library
scheme was not given up however.
And the following committee was
appointed to draft rules, etc, for
the government Of the library ::
!. 5. Caldwell, f. II. Funderburk.
A. Nj. Rankin.
The Association was invited to
hold its succeeding meetings in
the Graded School building. The
invitation was accepted.
The following topics have been
selected for discussion at the
April meeting: The teaching o?
English grammar, led by A. NJ.
Rankin; Discipline, led by I. s.
Caldwell Vertical penmanship.
led by Geo. w. Fooshc.
There being no further business
the Association adjourned.
GEO. w. FoosuE, Pres.
IRA 5. CALDWELL, Sec.
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Mrs. w. B. Kerr of Rock Hill
is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. j. 9. Elliott is visiting
relatives at Waxhaw, N. @.
Mr.. j. M. Heath has returned
from a trip to New York.
Lancaster now has two orig.
lnal package shops, with a pros
pective third.
Mrs. E. p. Wearing of
Charleston is the guest of Mrs.
}. ID. Wylie.
Miss Lille Hough, of Lands.
'ord. is visiting relatives at this
place.
Miss Agnes Cauthen of Heath
Spring is visiting her brother. Mr..
Martin Cauthen, of this place.
Mr., j. NJ. Dempster, former.
~ of Monroe, has accepted a 20,
sition here in the store of the
Shannoa-l'underbnrk Co.
MI. ). l.. Miller formerly of
lorkvll!e, but now of Columbia.
Manager Of the American Union
Lie Insurance Co., is in town in
the interest Of his company.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-03-16
The Gospel On the Streets,

Rev. j. W.Llttle stood In a bug
~ on the street near the bank
last Saturday evening and
preached against the sale and the
drinking of intoxicating liquors
as a beverage. There was large
crowd that heard him and among
them were some who came here
to buy whiskey, but after hearing
that sermon went home without
buying their toddy. He will
preach on the street again next
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
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PrOhibjt;On Courcy,ti0p,.

There is call made for "A coun-
ty Prohibition Convention to be
held at the court house in Ian
caster, April 4th, at II O'Clock.
Delegates will be elected to go to
the State Convention which meets
III Columbia on April 18th. All
temperance people ere urged to
be present at that meeting.
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dO0inSt UHisEey.

Last Sunday, March IS, the
Camp Greek Baptist church, ,unan-
imously passed the following re.
solutions:
whereas three original pack
age stores have been opened in
this county for business, therefore
be it resolved
FlNsr. That We are opposed
from a moral standpoint TO the
sale Of liquor as a beverage, and
especially are we opposed to the
original package business in all
its forms.
SECOND. That we warn our peo-
pie against all such liquor stores
and that we will use all lawful
means to discourage and over
throw them"
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
ie,s' All Druggists refund the money
ii II fails to Cure. zoe.
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!STi" NiU Blfl'HcH.

The saw mill Of Stevens & Co.
was burned last Friday between
, and > o'clock in the morning.
Besides the mill a quantity Of
lumber was burned. The fire is
thought to have been inccndiarv.
The loss is about 500, with no
insurance.
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" U0ntcd C0tttc !

Having gone in with Mr.. j. VI.
Hood in the cattle business. we
are ready to pay the best prices
for cattle at any time they may
be brought to our stables. We
want young steers especially.
III. j. GREGORY IL Co.
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days at 1..o'clock, Roe and Buck
'shad. Send in orders early and
get choice. j. Is. MACKoRELL,
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INCONVENIENCE

",V.PFVV IINIHDuIAItIY Ny DR. r. DFTOHON s
ANT biuETIC. Cures children and adult,
a!lIe Price II. Sold 10y j. i. Mackcy 4 Co
Druggists, Lancaster. < C.
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Short Locals.
DGt,OIa2lI0l guaranteed.

Mr.. X. Brandt Of Chester J.,
here fora few days.
Miss Lizzie Stevens returned
'to hershaw Monday.
--L.Or5ca strayed. notice
o. w. Is. Bruce in another column
OF this issue.
Miss Rebecca Ghent was ad-
Judged insane and taken to Co.
iumbia Monday and lodged in the
hospital for such.
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
rake Laxative Bromo Qunne Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money
III III iaiIs to Cure. 25c.
-Congressman Strait returned
to Washington last week in re.
sponse to telegram that some
important measures was soon to
ecome up.
Will have to arrive on Satur
days at 1.o'clock, Roe and Buck
'shad. Send in orders early and
get choice. j. b. MACKoRELL.
s,ihh'ca iihh'caohNTiNEhCE OF water during slcep
ANTr brTTTTC ''"fyn GnEc ny IN H. DfToHoN,S
ALL Price H. Sold oy j. r Maciicy & @ c Co. 9,
"A Ul Of 70
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For Fifteen Days Only.

For the next fifteen days | will sell al
kinds OF mems, boys and children cloth
ing 33 per cent cheaper than any other
store in the city, in order to make room
for winter goods. also carry the larg.
est line OF gents black worsted suits in
the city, of all styles and makes; a full
line OF child's suits, TO close out at 20
cents, and "A full line of boys suits to close
out at $2.75. Remember, this will last
for fifteen days only. B. NEnGARK.
Borgo Block, Red Jacket.
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CAMP ALGER. Va. June 13

CAMP ALGER, Va, June 13
Captain Fliege Is proud of the way tn,
Ooys Of Co. ID have stood the test of hard
work and the heat since beng in camr
here and the record they have made is
certainly to their credit. Hehas not had
man on the sick report since leaving
camp Eaton, OF course one or two nj
the boys have not been feeling well but
their little troubles did not incapacitate
'tbem from duty and they are all well at
present.
Co. F, OF Houghton, has also made an
'enyiable record in camp and Captsin
hlllar has command that is sure to
make mark for itself at the very first
opportunity. The boys believe in max.
tng the best of the things as they find
themt The Houghton company is the
senior company Of the first battalion
Dewey" the Houghton mascot. ia n
prime fayorite in the regiment. He is a
get lamb which came from Island Lake
Win the boys and he enjoys the camp life
leFe as well as anyone. Dewey" lives
1igh as the Hougbton boys take very
Hood care OF him. He and Colonel n
pug dog mascot OF one OF the boys, furn-
iSn plenty OF amusement, as they don't
get along very well together.
everybody in the regiment now takes
IL Tor granted that the Michigan bows
are booked for Porto Rico and they NAV
move sooner than they expect. A well
intorned gentleman from Washington.
says the brigade, which includes the two
. Michigan regiments and the Ninth
massachusetts is the best equipped in
Camp Alger, and they are more than
likely to move out with the first troops
'tnaC go to the front. When asked il
they would not be likely to remain here
until the recruits arrived, he replied that
the recruits could follow to Porto Rico
2ust as easy az they could to Camp Alger.
me prospect OF Porto Rico is very pleas |
ing TO the boys who look forward IN
any change with pleasure. Porto Rico
will probably mean at least one
years service and perhaps two.
CAMP NOTES.
Artificer BILLY" Hill finds plenty Of
work at this camp, but he is Just the man
co do it. He has been kept very busy
here and it's no snap doing his work
with one saw and an axe for the only
tools.
First Sergeant Koppelmann is getting
tat on camp rations. He says army life
-'ain't so poor" after all. and the out |
door work Just suits him.
Lieutenant Thielman had the misior-
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tune to have Lost or stolen a roll Of bills

tune to have lost or stolen roll OF bills
and good sized check the other dav.
Money is so scarce that the loss of it
seems TO mean very big things.
Everybody is anxiously awaiting the
first pay day, which will probably be in
a few days, as the rolls are being made
out now. Nearly everybody in camp is
dead broke" and cash comes in handy.
Quite few OF the boys are anxious to
spend day visiting at Washington. but
hey can't do it until they get some cash.
GUCK,
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The Mess Is a Great
Deal Better Than at
Islam Lake.
Trhe Boys Have Fresh Meat
unstead OF salt Pork, and the Change
DE- welcome One-Eastern SOL
diers Are Amusing.
CAMP ALGER. Va, June II.

CAMP ALGER. Va, June IL.
There has been decided Improvement
an the matter OF mess since the regiment
has been encamped here and the boys are
very well pleased with it. 1t is much
better than what they got at Island
Lake. Fresh meat has been traded for
the salt pork and soft bread is also pro-
vided. Private OFT, who now has charge
OF the kitchen, and Muck, who is his first
assistant, are coming in tor good deal
OF praise for the excellence OF the meals.
The boys had steak for supper last even
ing and they were put up In good shape
and this noon the roast beef was greatly
reished. The fact that the boys have
plenty OF hard work to give them an APP
petite probably accounts to some extent |
Tor the way they relish the food, but the
cooks are deserving OF great credit for |
the good style they get the meals in, con-
sidering the difficulties under which they
are laboring. "You can't say too much
In praise OF the cooks, said one of the
boys to the correspondent this noon,
ust after he had finished his noon meal.
Some OF Dennis HarriDgton's friends
would hardly know him perehed on top
% a mule wagon going for a load OF
water some two miles or more from
camp. AS WAGNER this is part OF his
duties, but he also has colored gentle.
man mo looks after the two teams of I
mules. Dennis says be has real warm J
Job
Adiutant MacNaughfon ia by far the I
busiest man in the regiment as the work :
10 bis department is arduous He keeps {
everything in ship shape style, but it f
seeps him on the hustle. The clerical
work is looked after by two clerks under
bis direct supervision.
The troops situated in camp here come
from all parts OF the United States and d
it is amusing to the Michigan boys to Q
hear the eastern soldiers talk with their l
peculiar twang. The Virginia people a
are none the less interesting in this par <
tcular regard and have slow way o D
doing everything, particularly business, o
which is somewhat exasperating. At c
The stands, no matter how much OF a
rush there is in business they meyer make
any effort to hurry in anything and take r.
things with characteristic GOODNESS, even :,
when the thermometer registers good :
Zeal over the 100 mark. GUCK
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june rs 90 JuJy , Inclus,ve

The Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
railway will cell tickets via the C. &
n. W. and the C., NJ. & st r. railways to
Milwaukee and return a. rate OF single
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on
sale at all OF their stations in Michigan
from June % to July 2 and will be valid
Tor return passage until July 3, inclusive.
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STATE CONVENTION.
At Grand RnDlds JuDe D.

For this event the Duluth, South Shore
x Atlantic railway will sell tickets at all
OF their station in Michigan to Grand
Rapids and return, via Mackinaw CITY
and the G. r. & |. railway, at rate of sin.
gle fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be sold on the 18th and 18th, and will
be valid for the return until June %. in.
elusive.
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Mr.. John Bevins. editor OF the Press,
Anthem, Iowa, says: 81 have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy in my family for fifteen
years, have recommended 1T to hundreds
OF Others, and have never known it to
iail in single instance. For sale by Sod
ergren 4 Sodergren, druggists.
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Few more Crawford bikes, good az apy
other made. Nov a bargain, at Salo.
monson's hardware store.
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Paints, oils. brushes, general painters
supplies at Salomonson's City hard ware
North Front street.
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Prices on all our jackets, capee, skirts
and suits are reduced as they must be
sold before season is over.
VERTIN Bros.
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WANTED-A good girlfor general house
work. Apply to Mrs. C. Fl. Rodi, Tama-
rack, after 6 clock in the evening.
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WANTED-A good, respectable young
man can find board and room on Eighth
street, by inauiring at this Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-17

Lawn mowers. ice cream freezers and
refrlRerators at City hardware. North
Front street.
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Large variety OF lawns, dimities, or,
CANDLES and all kinds OF summer dress
goods at very reasonable prices.
VERTIN Bros.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-17

Garden hose and sprinklers at Salo
monson's hardware, North Front street
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-17

See ribbons in Hosking & Co.'S window
20 cents per yard.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-17

oneiourth off on all summer goods at
Hosking & Co.'S,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-17

Don't forget Hosking & Co.'S cash
clearing sale.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-17

Hosking & Co.'S annual cash clearing
sale now on.