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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-07
MID WINTER MEETING
OF the Y. p. Z. U. of Vermont and
Province of Quebec Will be Held
Here January 10th and 11th.

Among the noted speakers who will
address the Y. p. G. U. mass meeting
to be held here next week Monday and
Tuesday are President Fowler, Of the
National Y. p. G. T.; the Rev. +. l..
Carrier of Woodsville, N. H., who was
chaplain of the First New Hampshire
Volunteers at Chickamauga; the Rev
ii. l.. Veazey, of st. Johnsbury; tn
Rev. George 4. Cooley, of Rutland, and
the Rev. j. II. Metcalf, of Burlington
An excellent program has been pre-
pared and all indications point to a sue
cessfnl meeting. Special rates are
granted by the railroads and entertain
ment is furnished by the Barre Union
Following is the program:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th.
AFTERNOON.
300. Praise service,
Led by Mrs. B. w. Braley, Barre
3 80. Address of Welcome,
President Of Barre Union
3 :45. Presidents Response,
Rev. George Eliot Cooley, Rutland
3: 200. The Field.
1. Paper-"The Union in Dormant
Parishes
Rey. Alven Nj. Smith, Wiliamstown
9. Reports of District Missionaries,
and Report of Junior Superin-
tendent.
3. Discussions of the Field.
80. adjournment.
EVENING.
: 100. Junior Demonstrations In charge of
Miss Carrie NJ. Wheelock, Local Jr.
Superintendent, Barre.
: 80. Address by President Fowler, of the
National Y. =. {. L.
$780, Reception and Social Hour at the Barre
Parsonage.
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Don't Read
:: This

Hear what we have TO say for 1899
if you want some good bread just try
the Union Bakery and be convinced that
"e make nothing but the finest of goods.
me and get good goods for your
.oney. We have fresh Bread, Cakes
nd Doughnuts, Cookies aud Candies
on hand. What we have not on hand
see that you order 1t and get anything
in our line. Special attention given to
Balls, Parties and Wedding Cakes.
Meat Cooking done here.
j. A. Michael, Baker.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-07
Soldier Found Dpntl.

Edgerton, Wis, Jan. 1.-THE body OF
an unknown man dressed in the uni
form of United States soldier has been
pulled out of the Rock river a mile east
of here. The body had been in the wa
ter several weeks and was weiehted
down with stones. indicating suicide or
foul play. The man was apparently
about rs years old.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-07
Among The Churches.
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH..

Church of the Good pherd.-Scrv-
ices tomorrow, First Sunday after the
Epiphany, as follows 10 Il. m, Holy
Communion; 1915 Morning Prayer,
I.iany, and sermon on The Star in the
East" 7 p. M, E'cning Prayer and
sermon on The Child Jesus.n Seats
frna
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-07
BAPTIST CHURCH.


The subject of the morning sermon
will be "Thc BlesscdneSs of Waiting
upon God" The Bible school at II
O'Clock will study about 1.-The First Dis
ciples.n At o'clock the Endeavol
prayermeeting will be held; subject,
"A Precious lnvitalion;'' Miss May
Stevenson, leader. Theevening preach
ing service will be omitted to allow all
to attend the lecture on "The Passion
Play at the Univcrsalist church. AT
the branch services Mr.. SlurtevanI'>
subjects will be as follows: AT East
Barre, II a. M, "Christ's Work in
Crealion," 80 p. m, Six Commands OF
Christ; at Websterville, 9.45 a. M.
"Thc Revelation of the Son of God,"
6 p. m. "Christ is Still Speaking.
METHODIST CHURCH.
lIcdding Methodist church will hold
the following services tomorrow 10 Il.
m. meeting for prayer 10 40 q. M,
public worship subject of sermon "Thr
Prodigal Son" II m,, Bible school.
5:45 p. M, Young peoples meeting.
No evening service on account of DR..
Lewis lecture OH 1.-The Passion PLAY" in
the Cniversallst church.
INIVERSALiST CHURCH.
The pastor will preach in the morning
on "Sain!s of Service All the auxil-
iary services as usual. At Z o'clock the
heH. j. Lewis will give his celebrated
lecture ON the A.:sion Play, illustrated
with many new pictures, al! during the
lecture the choir will render the foiiiiv: y
ing music:--
"lloly City, Adams
Mr. Mckenzie.
Ills Midnight on Mt. Olives Brow,"
sss.ss-e. * !hoir. a..ss4s s,s
"My Redcemer,H Dudley Buck
Mrs. Braley.
"NIemories of Galilee," Choir.
No admission will be charged to this
lecture but a silver collection will be
taken. A cordial welcome is extended
''' '''' n hatcner,u-.-;..s n
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THE WEATHER.

Boston Jan, Fair until Thursday
Then colder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-07
Stment
In Granitevillc, Vt.

In Granitevillc, Vt.
Lot and building situated on Main St
less than one-quarter mile from r.. r.,
Lot is 80 it. front by 100 deep. Main
building is 32X33 it,, two stories besides
basement; ell lSxlS it,, two stories with
basement; built in 1896. Building con
tains a store, Offices, barber shop and
tcnements. Price 50, 900. Terms easy
II, w, X7HUsJET.GCTS.
80 Main St., Montpelier, VT.
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Read our advertisements.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-28
MINING STOCKS ARE FIRMER.
Eject OF the Seattle Exchange 10 Re-
coming Noticeable.

The O'Clock session OF the Seattle Min
ing Exchange yesterday was largely at
offered at IS cents. East San Poll. the next
property called. sole at 3Ls cents, with only
1000 shares offered. This property is in
the Republic district.
high-prieed stock. The market opened
strong at IS cents. and Immediately adj
vanced in 2A-cent clips to 62i4 cents, In 5000
shares or any part. with no stock n sight.
Gated sold at $l.2s and $3.50. There seems
TO be a tendency 10 purchase this on ac-
count of Its dividends. and II Ia impossible
to fill buying orders at this price.
Five Alaskan properties were called and
goods bids were made. but the holders felt
so strong tina. the selling prices were far
away from the bids. and no sales were
which went at buyer 81. Weathersby b.
nanza of the Baker country. in Oregon.
and q. s.. OF the Okanogan. were firmly
letter at lss bid. with none offered at that
price.
Near the close. the exchange was ex-
cited by the bid OF capitalist TO purchase
10000 shares OF Sunset at 30 cents on sixty
day delivery. 800 cash. and so firm was
the buyer that the offer was eft open for
twenty -four hours The strength of Sunset
at the close was caused by reports that
the surface tram. from the mine TO Index.
on the Great Northern. the shipping sta
ton. would be completed in few days.
when shipments Of ore would be COM
menced.
Copper Bell people were pleased with
the report that the main ledge will be
cut In forty-eight hours. This announce
ment firmed the stock. anc offers were
made for blocks OF lA0o0. sixty-day buyer.
at Ii cents share. $50 cash.
r. w. Holland. provincial manager OF
the Dominion Permanent Loan Company.
of Toronto. was the hrst capitalist from
Vancouver r. c.. to take part I'm the de-
alterations OF the exchange. He displayed
samples Of ignite coal. which Is In great
demand In British Columbia
Following were yesterdays quotations
Al
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The BOARD Of Trade.

CHICAGO June E-Thc action OF. wheat AZ the
opening and for short time after WAS ANYTHING
hnt encouraging to the bulls There was the same
story a weak English and continental markets and
the same reports AZ heavy rcceirss At primary
points that caused wheat IN the past week to break
cents
The orenias In September was a, :3se IA com
pared with yesterdays closing II Tseitke The tiqu
dstien for time heavy. holders 81 Juiy op-
items hrins especially prominent In the selling and
further decline to I3ie took place This proved 20
te the hJttons however aud the stubbornness with
Witch the market resisted further rsrng of the
price gaze the first If announcement 10 the
bulls Buytns against puts stopped the decline and
moderate covering bv shorts resulted In q gradual
advance TO s3Ac Before buying was increased
hs adviees from the Northwest that receipts Il the
two bis receiving points viii probably show . ma
tersai falling oil next week
Too much rain reported in the West and
Northwest
September advanced steadily TO :sIc and was
bringing Fthc at the close.
The market fer quiet b,st Arm mainly
on Yesterdays large cash business September gain
ed tsac
Oats dull hut steady There was good de-
msad frum the country aud from shosts Sep
ssuah~r closed Is higher
Provisions were ism. lssseiv on the heavy ship
Pins business aud rries ruled trffe higher Pos
<ihfiits NJ SPREAD II .he strike the yards was
hs, factor. AZ The hose pork Sc higher
lard. ssase higher and rit~ 4.SaSe higher
THE leading failures ranged follows
\N ,zh.
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he foilovtnG ps3ees are heinG p6srsd 70 the pro-
ducer By the local dealers for deiysry Ia round lots
a the ds<k o. In the ear a. seattle
CHICKEN feed. SIS s.. bf.n. SIS shorts, SIS
Hsy--Ruxst sound. usdg; Eastern Wsahtsgtsa
t3moths. tii1liD. alfalfa. = psr ton.
Responsibility fresh ranch. tAa1E.
uatter-Fsesh ranch. taAl5r. creamery 9rc.
pooltsy Chiekens lire. lie. sprine. = S1A3 % per
6os; tnsAeS. lie; dacks. k1e4 Per das
eeen, AaeSc. choiGe sheep Ssessc Ennd hags lire.
~: hnoa. dressed AZ; csisvs. dressed. large, &C.:
small ~; calves live. large, sr; small e.
HtAes. PHln and Wool liesry sound salteA ateers.
over % -, y. medium. souud. per y. ljrs Hsht.
spund. under IS h~, fcs cUws. soapd. all seiahts.
Se; stag. bulls ard oxsn- k1Sc. saited kiSw. 7e:
esivss. pr D. n, green As6es. ie less than saitsd
~ htdu. psv b. lie dyy rtis. third isss
sa~ cssr d ss,. y. a<sf ~: y. ~
1sc. shesp psifs &Ns1c. shessines aafcse: Easssfn
Washtnstea wool. &c Western Wsshinstsn wool.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Commercial Adver-
tisers London financial cahlegram says:
Mr.. Chamberiain's hsiiicose speech on the Trans
vaal buf they rallied later second thoughts that
his declarations were 30 emphatic that President
Business slack. but the final tone was fairly
good Americans hesitAted early, but the country
and the close was & the best on New York support
Tintos were ~. Anacondas lo6 and money was Tn
LONDON. June Cousols iosS: silver. q ii-isd.
BreadstuMs.
LONDON June -wheat-Cargoes on coast.
buyers withdrawn carvoes passage. more Offering.
English country markets quiet
ard California ass 2idaass ID Wheat in Paris Arm
-four in Paris firm. French country markets quiet.
Weather in England cloudy.
LIVERPOOL June H-wheat--No red West
ern. dull IS llsd: No. Northern. Duluth. g MD
Futures steady July. s. ed: September. S lid;
corn~Mised spot. old. quiet. Is sid. Futures
quiet July. l. Cd: September. j. sd
Receipts Of wheat for the past three days. % 900
cen.ais. including 1900 centals American.
Receipts Of American corn for three days, lsi.soo
weather cloudy and dry.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. July Z.-Canadian Pacific. loca; North
ern Pacific preferred, IN: Union Pacific preferred.
70; Atchison. ~: Grand Trunk, u; Anaconda. lot
Bar silver steady. ll-isd per ounce Money. asei
per cent
20 70 70
Exports Of Gold and silver.
NEW YORK June g7.-The steamer st. Paul,
sailing for Europe tomorrow. win take $4,000 ounces
Of silver The National City bank shipped to
Europe today 3. $4,000 In gold.
% 70 y
Condition OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. June E.-Todays statement d
the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. szs 81. z
Gold reserve 26,D,bgl
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June The activity II the buying
Of railroad stocks showed some falling OF in the
and early buying movements But the demand sprang
up again in the last half hour Of the trading In full
force and carried prices c4 the railroads to the
New York Central was again the center Of interest
in market. and IL was final squirt OF II points
The last sale q New York Central was at iiai the
highest Of the day. and y above last nights close
scale. hleess q : thousand shares and upwards
showing quite frequently on the tape.
10 ia On the snnouneerreu. az the closing Of con-
tracts looking 70 the change to electric motive pow
er. The bull leaders evidently in a concerted
effort to make prices OF the close the highest Of
the day The separation Of the trading in railroads
and Industrial stocks was net quite 20 sharp - yes
terdAy.
Federal Steel was conspicuous At the opening for
advance Of Il on the dismissal Of the injunction
ssa the o. .nf o On has
labor trouble was impending among the street
railway employees IN Greater New York also gave an
upward tendency to Brooklyn Transit and Steel
and Wire showed some sympathy with Federal
Steel since the directors Of that company had
signed the injunction against the Federal Steel
Company as reason for not declaring . dividend
their common stock. Sugar also was disposed to
move uDwsa nu. the e., early price: in the :, '; eel
industrial stocks were last prices the best.
The movement in New York Central separated T.
self more from other members of the Vanderbilt
group than was the case Yesterday. and the asssr-
ton Of the bull traders that the buying was for
ence In the street Of W. X Vanderbilt. event
always made much Of by the bills The increased
speculative activity hardly fail to add TO the
already unfavorable bank return for Saturday In
which gold exports Of s. 10000 already engaged
will have TO figure The heavy dividend and interest
obligations to be met July will also make heavy
temporary demands the money market.
bond market showed increased activity In
sympathy with stocks Total sales 81 " 900.
United States Is advanced and IS in the bid
price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on ean steady at 2Itd3 per cent last loan.
q per cent Prime mercantile paper 3ad3a per cent
Ste~linG exchange easie-. with actual business in
bankers bills at saE@3@ for demand and SiS5td
as53 for sixty days. posted rates. s. a64d4G and
~ ssie'sss commercial bills. s. 6i Silver certif-
Gates eo+a62c. Bar silver. 60ic Mexican dollars.
2Ac Government bonds strong: state bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds Ann
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c IN q. +; FL E = e. - ~ =
s s e.s ' s.i In, =. r. q: Il: - a ..g =
deE. g .: Ssai srAess. eLS INNS. LSal eans- ~
s 80 &c. Gag. 8 s.s -. 49, is: .'ss:
jeiiss. assssas,-zse ,as,.. ~: Nh pals. ..rA.
y California ID cana da in 7se. css dcz.
cr.<ar, oesa4as,-saAss Z. e pr u. soaas
nna '1 s.s.n s. ss.s'' 3. s.. Da asd
70; p,los brssa se. G.issss e; ssnai di.sount. .
sa.s.s. pr sss. ss.. eso.Ss. . s1..s. pr d..
81 P,raflii. pinss, pr don. g 10 pirhaea -
.s ': :nd s. s.. s, "a ;a1 p.i. s ss. e.
ys.ssss lsass.ss- s,a.. 1sr. p.r raj liz: se-r
= 81. -: Fhsas. 1-u. pr sai. NE; Ser. ses
E..ns siehhsnss--snan white. per II ~ -ini per
is- hssss p.s = 's Lam. r s'r ?. Island
k.nsoos. Aae; Louisiana. sss7e per D.
-. prsa p'.s sessA.s,-Fs<ia. srssn. Ne; ssad I'd
ssis tjobblnsi Iis~rroaI soie sscss per sce sssa
2 American dairy. sen saehs. pr ton. ~ Coast.
nahsround. ieh ssehs. Per ton. =: sn s.sss.
= In bale. e. I'D, - In bale q
miscellaneous.
Soar stohbines Seattle sason. -. CO.: ~. s.:
nlssfsis. As s.s: -. -. Gsihess Co. Dora.
I,~s. -. 50. ise., s.: c...iIs. White. lssae Per
Tshaece toseans Plug chewing Batslea1 Nr
De- rip~r lieia.isst. h. sesea Tag. Sc. San las.
pail los. N-sss. So; Seal q North Carolina. y.
ssr II -: :'s lime Kiln. s-oz. sc; ios. &c:
Paper sJohsansl Grocers' straw. &c; hutchsrs'
straw, &c: No : Manila. ~; No. Manila. &c:
psperkhass. less discount iisf: drab expssss. Ne
10. q
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Each tender shall specify The sunnG IL
claims and fractions rendered fR -
amount of bcnas Offered for se<h elpto -
ton. The tender may b. fos shs uhsle
one or Ieore of the claims and ffaef3aq4
b. accompanied by an accepted chste -
the miniater Of tbs interior for - - g. ~.
amount offered one-h half a the r6mA1o0w ~
raid into the department Of the iatAst4 = 49,
o. to the commissioner Of the YsnM
Dawson within thirty days from neeeoo70
snce al tender and the balance atfog
thereafter. with interest II the raee q -
per annusn. .sxzS-....S.
Entries for the claims and frsctisss wfa y =
ed in accordance with fhe placer m1ne1y -
tons on acceptance IT tender
The entries will fr snb3eet u the nsues 49, -
the provisions II the said reGaiattcua NJ
time In force, except ~ 70 ferFesentass1 :!
for by Clause %. which will ho< b Sng1 -
The claims and fvsxti1nal cistms ~ 49,
may be granted shall not include any p09o
bench OF hiii claims for which sntsy - - 80
prrstoasiy granted. -
The highest OF sny tender not 800 =
Frpfed John M hALsA -
DEPARTMENT of the Interior. sEs
OTTAWA. May n, eSs
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osss-rnised states and Canada east u the Rock
ia, decrease. laei.see busheas
rssa.. sn1 seattle dscrssed .:asss bushels iass
Geaera1 Quotations.
Flour Receipts. u.sss barrels: exports y.sS Mar
.Whess-Reeeipss. E.z.s buahess: exports. ise.sA
Spot arm: No red. Sic & o B. aAnat: No red.
annas: No hard. Duluth. sic T. o b aAoss 10 ar
rive. Options opened veak IN ssmpathy With Eng
iish cables. bat soon developed bull TENDENCIES.
which resulted later in stru0G adyaace. Buying
motives found in export trans.cticns hsiiish
Russian crop news. predictions a Diminishing re
cerss. lasxes ciearances and limited o6erinxs he
close wss Arn 1t r. net advanee July. ssessstc.
clcsed sy3c September !sass Lie. closed SIC: De-
csmher. .ssssic. closed soSc.
H Hsss9s,.s-
Coffee Options closed steady. unchanssd 10 5
lsoc: August a7ac: September astsa Sc
Spot cofee-Rio duh but about steady. Mild.
qaies.
lis. centrifugal. IS test. Asisc. Refined Arm
and active.
variations unimportant. Information from primary
points, as well from the European markets. were
featureie.s and without influence. Al the close the
Metal Exchange called pig iron warrants entirely
and sis 50 asked tin barely steady with s. bid and
lid and $40 asked: spelser duh and nominal Il
&s The brokers price for lead IL Is and for
copper SIS StaND.
g % q
BOston Wool Market.
BOSTON June 1.-THE wool market shows In
creased strength this week and general prices have
been advanced. The territory wools. fine medium
and fancy wool. quoted ut 4Sa&sc. while
for Australian good lots Soc Il quoted
Fleece woods feeling the effect at the streneth
Of the market. and although sales yet rule mod
crate the prices have advanced q little. Australian
woods hold firm, and buyers are forced to pay
higher prices
Quotations: Territory wools-MontanA and Da-
kota fine medium and fine. lAd1ic: secured. a064sc
staple Soc Utah and Wyoming hne medium and
hne lsa i6ic secured. &5ta47c. staple. Soc. Idaho
nne medium and hne, ladlse: secured. ssdsic.
Australian wools-Scoured basis comhins. super
fine. 1915; good. 'al;sc, average. Nas2c.
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Cylinder oil. hfia. t0asts cases. SC advance.
lots. Sc % u lots. * less than sn-ih ioss. DC
PREPARED paints. sSai cans. s. EaLa: igai cans.
aei O.: sssl cans. 81 ssalso. qaart cans. slsaa
Malta, Tools and Cordase.
Nails tioh6ansI New list. cut Steel So to ~.
nD; a. % a. wire. r7s
Tyee esosssus saw. Sc per n, Canadian Racer and
"a Is. AYES sias.e BIZ. ys per das. double Bit.
20 per dos shcveis and spades-sseei. EaD per
g., s H,,sh, T., e s esr Do Ma,oe =,
n.r Fer es. % silt n, Is'0p rs
Scales Howe's and fsirbsnks' platform % Is
and % per cen. Oh list Buffalo. 20 and IS per
cert o. list counter y per cent on list; spoford
Rope tjebsinss-Manii lt-inch ans larger. ,iae
per 10 1thsead izae per 10. snd a-thread. i2ie:
s ,a.., 'h e ana isSer. e; Ethfsad. me- and
.Tiuwar. pr.erd. net prices: stamped IS and 10 70
Graniteware- IS ard en per cent OF
Oahnm Per bale. s. S1t0
wire.p.insed barb wire. Ass; galvanized barbed
fence. y. -: green ~irc cloth tso per 100 50 feet
Giant Hercules o. jsd.an dynamite. 10 per- cent.
Champion Triumph. NB improved Judson
sinmn. 40: Golden ihesaH, 'ror',ns. .s-Ib Kegs
& D.eecs RIM. sporting. ss-n hess. 8: Easis
Shot ttohbins -tG.p. ;tse per bsg hrckshot 81 80.
chilled shot, III -
Fuse-Per i,ou0 double tspe 81 tripic tapc n 81
Blasting Csps-xxx. sSr Per 100
Heavy Har.sn nr~
Bar iren tjchbingj-asac base; Norway iron. a.sc
Iron pirs t,ahhngl--wroushs iron all sirex black
and ssivsnsed. % per cent on list.
Sheet xinc tjobbinSs i2c per In
rinplase sichhins, Charcoal plates. br,sh. &c, i,r
-. SIS per bcx: TX. SIS: charcoal plates. terne.
&c. cox1 SO 50. edipped. aoxe SIS
sheet iron stobbinss- American. common No e,
W. galvanized. - per rent. OF list
rf.~si. Rands~tialssnized nc per n: black. Sc
pr b
solder f,obhlnsl- Tinne-' haifand-han q, rer III:
Cement ticebinsl Portland. K. B. 4 g., Sis:
Aisen. Gn
Lime tiobbinxj- Roche Harbcr. $50: San Juan.
N@
Plaster hair ejohbsnsl washed. g. 50 per sacS: m.
washed. sit0 per sack
Lumber and building Materials.
Legs superior quality. per ~ No ar sSa,:
msrch INT able. hY. Shes, Ne cedar s66s common
per ". Sizes spncr logs. q 50; cedar shinsie bolts
Lumher-~rr. rough. $50 thick finish. surfaced
or sides, :. 10 and IL inches wide siAam
lengths. Il TO Is feet; special lengths. Soc PER
estn; Inch finish tissls. all vertical grain, 81
Msi stock boards. sinch, lst~ls ,o.ineh. 50 saais
isinch. NSsi9 Fencing No cr eineh finish
w. No. :. 81; OF channel rustic. OF drop siding
weight, 2.ao rs. siefu rfr rimeer-Jais,s and
:. siiaIt Box boards. is-ineh and up SIS
Washington Red Cedar Lnnher~ Rough ssaa:
beve, siding. weight 20 M. sitais So. ceiling
and siasa 100 ' No sa sssa w , s Na s
rustic. tsHaa. a. shingles NN- sssna.rt
shinse. 9 a Inch finish Il. !, and is feet. s.ss
y sh . sn'AA tSs. cedar squares. :. s. and 10
Kiln dried 81 in advance AZ green pr.x.x. "a
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why some People Are Poor.

Bad management keeps mere people in
poor circumstances taan any other one
ahead and plan ahead. 50 that when =
favorable opportunity presents Itself he
= ready TO take advantage OF 81 A little
forefhoughs Will also save much expense
and valuable time A prudent and care
fuI man will keep = bottle of Chamber
lain. Collie. Cholera and Diarrho~a Rem
ety in the house. the shsfisess fellow will
wait until necessity corac@Is II and then
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