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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-10

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tb' ioi'o"'"- j.. ID .5.. .. .a.
pensioners of L'n"7"''~ county.
For tn" amount a~o" o..s~ ra
oo'Ne-, references '"'E DE I'D. ~
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-10
80 EXTERNAL
Symptom Su

The blood may be in bad condition
get with no external signs, no skin
eruption or sores to indicate it. The
symptoms in such cases being a variable
appetite, poor digestion, an indescrihabls
weakness and nervousness, loss of 6est
and general rundown condition Of the
system clearly showing the blood ha'
lost its nutritive qualities, has become thir
and watery. 1t is in just such cases thai
S. S. S. has done some of its quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
so make it strong and vigorous.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-10
5000 Yards Wash Dress Goods.

We were fortunate in securing the surplus stock
Of manufacturer below cost Of making French
PcrcaIes in dots, figures and stripes Madras Cling
nams-aiI Shades Batistc Lawns and Satin Striped
Organdics in effects Silk Mul1s, Duck and Can
vas Suitings Ourwhitegoods bargains and rousing
stock Of Embroidcrcs and Laccs for you thrifty
buyers White India Linens Victoria Lawns, Swiss
Ogandics, French Batistc, Persian Lawn and Eng
lish Long Cloth
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-10
- A Lucky Strike in Dress Goods ID

Stylish and cheap to suit thrifty buyers The
best selected and undoubtedly the cheapest in town
quality considered. Black Dress Goods in Bril-
liantine mohair, wool albatross wool cheviot whip
cord and storm serge
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-10
Big Silk Purchase

To be exact-I5oo yards Of the choicest If you
need silk see ours early We show all the new
coors-CrePe de Cheinc, Japanese and plain Tafcta,
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-05-10

Fetufcs, aud ntFTCH-nc5s V"--T"|'-@ -. n
rich pure blood once more ci-cu.at>'
through ali parts of the system.
s. S. S. is the only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. It contains ur .iG'.
erals whatever. Send for our free ,-.a
on blood and skin diseases and wsi,e OIL
physicians so. auy information or a'v.,a
wanted. 10 charge for medical advice.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

loss, $4,000. UO0----Ncw York Ironuis
Indians oppose hill 10 give them citizen
ship and divide their common lands
Delegates TO Connecticut conSjiiu; ional
convention likely 10 soon reach an
cnt--Senator-clect Dryden Of
New Jersey goes 10 Washington 10 take
his scat Strong protest against prcS-
cnt baggi 60 law 10 he sent to the preSi-
dent Supreme court adio,lrns without
decision rs 10 northern securities hcrgnr
Opponents Of concessions 10 cuba
now suggest contcrvailing duty agninst
Austria and Gcrmany-.Avalan
partly burics an Austrian town -.--
France claims TO have the tastes; train
in the world German government
evidently worried over the tariff The
Dutch communication TO Great Britain
not YET made public---London Globe
SAYS Mrs. Congcr should have gpurncd
the gift Of the dowager empress.
WEDNESDAY. FER >.
Working at the peril of their lives. in
an angry sea. an officer and four men of
The British steamer Antwerpen, wi ich
arrived at Boston. rescued seven OK
haustod men from the sinking GlouccS-
tor fishing schooner A. f.. Whyland. The
rescue was 120 miles of Scatterie, &. =
Will of J. II. Wilkinson of Chelsea,
Mass. who left an estate OF S"0nOOo,
broken by his children Annual report
of the prison commissioners of MasSa-
| chusctts shows decreased number of
| rrisoneiS- More suffering in Nome
| from lack Of food-Good progress on
telegraph lines in Alaska II Estimates
Of Waterbury fire loss reduced to ST.
800 o00-No important change in thc
strike situation al Olncyvillc---K oeloy
laboratory and other buildings burned
at Dwight Ills----Odell 10 he asked to
enforce or help modify Now York OK
else Always and means commit,
toe will prepare a relief measure for
Cuba ---tcneral Wood appeals to sen.
ators to cut the sugar duty in Cuba 5
| vor---"B ~" Daniels prison record
not likely to lose him the Arizona mar
| shalShip Large revenue reduction
| proposed moi az all likely 10 proven pay
mcnt of increasing Expenditures
| Bocr force in Orange River colony SCI
1T i4I0----A America now holds \ fai,
share of trade in China Split threat
cned in Austria's PHn-G ermanic party
Lord SaliSburv's retirement OK
pectcd with the end OF tho South Afri
can war---SvisS council may call in
| tcrnational council 10 revise Geneva
| convention RoS"herv and Chamber
| toin bp1I 6oclinn f., rim for rtf.. ,Sr ~ e.
of Aberdeen university Parli6mon
and the press attack the war oiic,
anroros - r''...-' '- rOi n'pn' suomi,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
HINES8URGH.

Deputy sheriff r. j. Read. with GEORGE
S>in. after Ions chase through Willis
t.,. ST George ard East Sho.lurN", 'l-c
Thur~Jt. arrested and landed III lttl
lulu named Liberty said Go lH wanted FIR
assault ou NJ Whit,Imh of WilliS,on.
They found Liberty . the Muham cot
tI-r u,or Sholburue poud.-Ihc Cou-rcga-
tiout ~ojJble at Mrs. HUM $ wa Wei
attended Wednesday evening of last wcNh.
The drama. "a Maiden Eo0lrt' Will ne
eiNtu at C.. \. r. han Friday evening ~
tNe Charlotte Dramatic oluo.-Mlss Fio'-
,n.e .Auon fin OF tAa ioo lt'1 g.,
snrtlu,d her wrist badlV.-G'orge h~'.S -
,tt" jU-Th. remains o. r. A. DopHlaS
of Eurmrtou were deposited IN the Vault
Iar. MoudAN.-ilrs Frank NllIs a., South
burlington D. Ni-itirs Ter mother Mr..
Eu~hcy-Chules Nj ore attended the
rerty given hv the Misses Ray i'm SaeI-
hlrue triday oNcNnr. -lienau Johns Nl~-
led Amos liuu over SuuoIy.-traai k
smith Of J,iuho visited at q, kouNor
Suuda, The ointsta of Bclsha2Zar Will
be- L.,cu Ina tho new town hail the second
Friday ia March \. l.. Benedict and o..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
LITTLE CAKES

Cream one-haf cupful of butter with
one cupful OF graduated sugar, add ME
yolks OF three eggs and beat we'll To this
mixture add two-thirds cupful II stron /;
coffee one tablespoonful each Of ground
cinnamon and ground cloves, two and one
fourth cupfuls OF sifted -four and the beat
on whites of tho eggs, reserving one cupful
Of seeded raisins and one-third Cupful OF
dried raisins for the last additol. Bake
half the mixture in loaf and the rest in
muffin rings or patty-pans. Ice with
plain boiled frostilIg favored with vanilla.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

There has arisen quite strife among
the teamsters here as to who could haul
the largest load of spruce loaS into the
mill ward. During the past few weeks a
llrnber of good loads have been drawn in
by different ones, but Saturday. Fcbrulry
l. Michael CourscY. with George Bartlett
N CO.'S team, captured the lAurcls by
hauling into Bartletts mill yard - logs,
u and Is feet long, measuring aiol foct This
beats the Huntington re- ord hy over ly.l
feet and also the state record.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Chamberin attend i
the funeral of Mrs Frank Comsto'k at
Monkton TuesdaY.-Thc Willing Workers
mot with MIS-. Ida Johu=on Wcduas ddH If
ternoon at the north Villa.e.-Mr- SNhil
Estev. VINO has been visiting friends her"
tor tho past f0w wcoils, returned to her
home in Ilin.~hurgh MorraY.-Whil, -. f..
Gillctt was visiting his parents her" i,-t
week. I've Wa summoned to Montpelier ~
tclcphouo on account of the serious illu' -
of his little daughters She is reported bet
tcr.-Orin Emmius has rented and moved
ON TO " alter Rims farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
ST, GEORGE.

Miss Hannah Hinsdll, Mr.. Miranda
Wcscott and Miss Harriet Brown are
quite i'll and under the care Of Dr. Bling
ham If Williston Sheriff Reeves had
quite AN exciting chase i'm this place last
Friday morning in an attempt 10 arrc
one Horny Liberty who was az work for
j. < Isham. As Sheriff Reeves drove in
TO Mr.. Ishams yard young Liberty took
t. his heels for the mountain with Ny.
Reeves in close pursuit. Liberty claims
that h. climbed a tree and SO scaled "a
lcdce whereby h. escaped the sheriff only
t. be- captured later in the day hr Deputy
J.. H. Reed OF Ilinesburgh who took Lib
crty to Burlington in tho evening. T.
Browuson spept SUNDAY with friends In
town.-Mr. and Mrs. George ". Mansfield
visited relatives in Burlington ON sunday
the -d,-Mr. and Mrs. +. y. I~ham at,.u j.
- the funeral Of Fred Douglass IN bur
liugtOn Oh Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.


The leading futures closed as follows:
NHEAT-No. Feb, 1i7sc; HAY "a c.,
July 1NsC.
CORH-No May s3rsc; July 627s0G}.
Sept. 6l7so62c
dATs-No May 4tc; July Ssc; Sent,
329sc
NESS PORK-Por hbl)-May 81 ST.
July Sl5@2is.
LARD-d'cr 10 lhs.)--May s9A50947l.
July &Ja
SHORT RlEs-Per 100 pounds May
So4114; July $751;.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOUR-Thc market WAS steady to-day
Winter patents &.soniCv; straishts i3ipU
$50. clears 50 2oq3 30; spring $3.50; patents
s3fOq3D; strdights S3.l0@3.40.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring 11n75c; No. 2 rcd
50 NS5c; No . SOC.
/ OATS-\o 3 white AZ ,U411.c,
RYE-No. .. 60iac.
I Rlfi--Ct,od feeding -; fair tc
choice mailing 5.n65i2c
FIANSEt.D-No. /, sl7Q; Northwestern
NJ. t. N.15
TIMOTHY sEED-Irime. S65-0C.Go
| MESS 'ORk-GPor bbl. -. 'hTIlJ1p
! !. tEp-G'cr e" II s.)--S9 u e19.3C
! SNORT RlBS-S'des Ooosc)-$S. 25ItS.in.
] Sli0U IDERS-Dry sailed tboxedl-
$l0on725.
SIDES Short clear OJcAed)-ss 80, 4, 30
4 Wli1S\ Ely Oasis Of hiGhwines)-
On the produce exchange today butter
was firm. n 'dmorics lea &c: daircI la
&c cheese steady; 9ainh7.c; esss hrm
fresh 4i.c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

Trim cadefully three lambs hearts cut
ing off all the tough muscles and soak IN
lud water to remove all the blood. NJ
/ stufting with one cupful Of stale hr' al
)rulnhs, one onion chopped. and frled
Brown in one tcaspoonful Of butter one
lllf of a tcaSpounful of salt, one quarter
VI ~ tcaspoonful of pepper. one half of a
saepoonful of dried sweet herbs, one
tablespoonful of finely chopped parsley
brain and wipe well the hearts, and Ill
With the stuffing and sew UP the top of
Moh. Tut into a small stcwpan, pour
lyor enough boiling water 10 half cover
nd simmer slowly for two hours. Thick
n the graNN. s.asOuing with salt and p p
,rr and half Il tcaSpoontu Of good table
.itlrC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
OUTS tTWIy,
J. 8. BACHE h CO,
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY. JAN. 80.

Vienna paper says that Prince
Hepry's visit to United States is Pc
iminary 10 sale Of Philippines to Ger
many---Mayor Hurley Of Salem, Mass.
removes city marshal and becomes him
self the head Of the police forcc---Ln-
confirmed rumor that Miss Stone and
Nine. Tsilka have been released by
brigands---Com TauSsi. TO-
licves Captain Eaton as ordnance officer
at Boston navy yard-Lanc Il. Scho-
field of the brokerage firm of Schofcld.
Wicher & Co.. Boston, commits suicide
Fortune. 4JO-ton navy tug. soon 10
leave Boston navy yard tot Puget
sound, II distance of about 10000 miles
Mckinley day observed in m?ny
cities -- Secretary Cages friends say
he will accept position in Chicago -
Chamberlain yields in the Malta lam
glIage controversy Dowagcr en-
press Of China formally receives for
eisn miriStcrS--tanada A tlautic rail
way bought by New York Central and
Rutland interests. who plan impo"tt nj
dcvclopmentS--Thrcc people kill d.
two fatally hurt and II score Of others
more or less injured the result of two
runaway trolley cars on tho Monon-
,uela branch of the FttsburS Railway
companN.
FRIDAY, JAN.3l.
The comment Of Judge Advocate
lemly and Solicitor Hanna upon tie
appeal of Admiral Schley says that the
petitioner has shifted ground; argu
mcnts presented to show that he was
not in command al Santiago---Jol
| i. ClANrls snnl NnrNl nhtnln In llarI,ll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

to almost constant bear pounding the
WHEAT market EXPERIENCED considerable
decline. closing rather weak ut iSc. net de-
cline. March closed sS'tC; May Ni4S 5.l6c,
RN---Recaipts 14.oN bushels, exports
2i5G bushels; sales 10000 bushels futures;
spot easy; No. tSl e. elevator ana i>li%.
wheat the rCru market rallied ou small
receipts and covering only to brcak Il Soc
end time under liquidation and clcsci easy
OATs-Rcocipts 5000 bushels. exports
ioit bushels; not steady: 40 iac, ~ }
track micd Western G0-'c Track white
5oH55c. options dun all day.
IEND-EasN: spring bran $-lU"2l1r;
iniddlines S?3.md2 % 30; WINTER S22o9p2hO';
HhY-Thc market wos quiet today,
Shipping 5od65c. good to choice Si&n2o,.
a.ive.sn a 10 o IS pounds %n f se ca aY
ria. q TO G lbs, 1870; Texas dry. "a to 70
lbs. ltitc.
domestic fleece 26i5a &c; Texas lSHi7c.
BGEF'-f'irnl. family Hl5gulSoo; mess
sl5OTi l0.rn: beef hams sla5DU2t.02; pa k"t.
:l0t0n115o; city extra India mess ;l7.5oU
LARp-stcady, February closed $40. re-
fined steady.
Family si7 Ooal7J o short clear $l1Nll7..o;
mess $l6Vnil7.00.
pOTATOEs- Firm; Maine bag, q -
New York fair to prime S%'1n2.2j. Jersey
sweets S30N575.
PETROL1u M-was quiet; refined Ncw
York s72p; Philade'pl ia and Baltimore
s.. Ia; do. bulk AS.
, TAILOW-Stcady; city 42 per pack
aEej 6iSc; country (paCkagcs trecl mG'tc.
COrPFR--Quict; brokers 1880 l3.Oo, cN'
change So 50U 1900
COFFEE-Spot Rio was steady; No
invoice &c; mild quiet Cordova s0l2c
The coffee market opened steady viii
prices five points higher. The market
oaScd off later in the cay and ut the clos
WAS steady and net unchanged - 'iv'
points lower, all options but one s1lffcrn;
a loss; total sales 2i,250 bags, inclu1n-
March s5.45; May s5.55d570: July $5.751'5.Sj
Sept, tj.?ooj.Co; oct. s5,9j; Doc, 81 l9
6 u: Jan. t615
SrCfAR-Raw was steady; fair refini1s
3 g. l6c: Centrifugal o6 test, 1l-16c: no
laSscs sugar > Ibis: retired sugar steady
No. g. &2o; 10. :, N1o: 30. s. $50; 81.
s3.Sj: No. 10, $50; No. II. s3.75; No. II, $40
No. 10, 50 70; No. 4, SS.75: standard r., SIS
eonfectioners a. stt5: mould a; $50 ~
lea: sos; crushed si.2S: powdered $50
stanulatei SAD; cubes SEQ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
PIQCNTE MINCE.

Tahc the remains Of joint Of cold roast
lycf ana minco il very finely with olives.
Boil together for twcaty minutes half
. pint Of vinegar, a small Glove OF
garlic, two shallots, "a bay leaf and a
bunch of herbs. Add throc-quart"rs Of
p pint of brown stock made from the
beef bones Sub one ounce of butter with
one of nour. add i, to the sauce hoil UP
while stirring and strain into "a clcan
sauccpan Add the finely chopped ~ at
free from fat and grstlo, aud let an heat
through slowly. Meanwhile prepare the
rarnish by frying small balls of mashed
potato to u nice golden brown ANA stonng
\ few olives, Place the meat in hot
fancy dish and garnish the edge with po-
tato balls and olives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fiji
ter out he waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail 10 do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu
rnatism come from eR-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
MOCK CRAZE TOAST.

This can be made easily in "A chatting
dish. Melt a tablespoonful Of butter AID
put in halt a pound of mild cheese graft d,
and stir until it has melted. Then add the
yolks of three eggs. beaten and dilut, d
with table spoonful of anchnvy sauce. "A
tcaspoonful of made mustard. two table,
spoonfuls of lemon Juice or vinegar ~ d
tcaspoonful of pepp"r. Sur
until smooth, then serve on sippCts OF
bread toasted only upon one side.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
STEAMED GOLDFISH.

Lay thick piece of salt nsh in cold
water for n few minutes; shred it and
Tut it over the fire in Il stewpau of cold
water When it reaches the boiling point
turn off the water and add pint Of rich
milk to the fish. Boil slowly for tive min
utcs, add piece of butter, little pepper
and -four enough to thickcn. This last
must tie mixed in cold milk. Stew a little
longer and stir in a well-bcatcn cgg Just
before serving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- Wv lUTk, ~ %
REV ES-Rncepts 2l6: steers firm e
10c. higher. bulls and cows 10 TO lie. higher
All sold. Steers Si50dG.@); bulls s3nr' 20
COWS $1,000 l.2;, Cables firm shipments .
cattic: 20 sheep and 80 quarters of beef
To morrow 4 cattle aud e eh'cp.
CALNES-Rcceipts go: active and p
800. higher on short supply. Neals $500
40 harnyard calves s3.Co6Ap: Western
&'-nm2.7J
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts 500
sheep lac. higher; lambs 13dt2ac, higher
sheep S}.jdi.Sc; Wcthc"s - o0GtJ25. Gull.
Seood30o; lambs S5.j0d6I5; culls st6Gd5."
NearlnCs $500
p. HOGs-Rcceipts 2s5s; steady; State no.
S6.6Off6 -
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sOt.rFLE or APPLES AND RICE

Boil two tahlcspoontuls of rice in half
q pint Of milk ami when soft add To- it
thc Yolks of two eggs and sugar to taste
Make a wall of this mixture around the
side Of a dish. Stow pared and cored
apples till soft. but not broken, NIL tho
upperturcs with candicd fruit or Jclllos.
nut them in the rico lined dish and cover
tho whole with the whites of TIN 81
beaten to a stiff iroth and sprinkled th'ck
with powdered sugar, Brown in the oven
ana serve with cream
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
SQUASH ROLLS.

Use cupful of scaldcd milk, one table,
spoonful of butter, one or two tcaSpoonfuls
of sugar. onc-half tcaspoontul of salt, one
cuptul Of siftcd squash and onc-half yeast
cake Mix this with three to four CJpfuls of
tlour or till sir enough to knead, and
when smooth. let it rise till it doubles in
bulk, shape, let it rise again and bake in
ordinary rolls.
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Go'SS%2sxs%2
coPvaichrEn
STUFFED LON or MUTTON.

Bone and trim off the lat from loin
Of mutton and flatten with Il rolling pin
Boil, blanch and pound ono ounce of
sweet almonds and add to it quarter
of a pound OF mutton suct, ono ounce of
bread crumbs. teaspoonful of chopped
parsley pepper salt, a dash of nutmeg
and cayenne, bit Of lemon peel and two
we'll beaten eggs. Spread this mixture
over the inner side of the mutton, roll,
fastcn with showers and ronst
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
APRICOT PUFFS.

Make some light pastry, roll 1t very
thin and cut into large circles. Damp Il
the edges with water and in the centre
put large spoonful of apricot Jam al d
fold the edges three times toward the
middle. Bake at once and when nearly
done glaze with white of egg and
sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
COM NJ TECIAL.
New York Produce Market

New York, Feb, .,
FJ.OI R--Receipts 2e4co barrels: exports
Il 7c3 barrels; sales $50 Packages: market
was quiet but steadily held III
lace OF the wheat trcak to-day,
Winter patents s3,75d425; winter straiSnts
sC513Si; winter extras s3GT325; wlntor
low grades s2SC42f0; MirncSota patents
g. S5I415 Minnesota bakers S2S5q3.D,
RYE FLOUR-Tho morfct was null
Fair to good s. soQ20 choice 70 fancy
WHEAT 1850 bushels; saos
T. $1,000 bushels funcs; 2,'00 hnolicls spoD
s. tI ,1sipl. %O . rcd N1t.,. + ID. lNl1l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

Especially reported for the Daily FREQ
Press by Thomas I.arner. 135 Main street.
local manager Tor j. 5. Bache d CO., New
York; over direct private wire.)
New York. Feb. ..
There WAS again nothing OF importance
as to the amount Of business doing in the
cotton market the first hour but there WIS
an advance Of l to ) points which great
encouraged the bulls. Liverpool houahJ
lIotty literally of March and Wall STR /
sold. The early activity was followed Ivy
= dull spell lcaCips firms on the bgll side
discouraged smaller holders by eVincmE
anxiety to ;ake profits, the consequence hc-
ing dsappoinn Ont and the aHaton"ut #
the earlier tendency to lend support hut
the forecasts ion tomorrow for Houston
ana New orleans were again SO moderate
as to make sellers extremely cautious.
Yours truly,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

,,....... -.., ...., . A., -
iro" WI" VIII OCCUPY IN" pau Na'a'eh
Ml7' i"u'oh' ana Roy ',h"D,S WIZ occupy
,h' part Na'h'Nd ny Nr. JackSon.-lh'
l,adl'* Ald s"'l"tN ol the Nc thodi-L
'iUr'h served supper az ~" Nestly N"i-
H'F"'N rom 10 Z w. M Ihe% serve PUP.
pr 'N'IN Two N'''s.- MISS leNNaW 'i
hH"SDuIEh d. Nlsilipe Nfs IT, j.. N'if-.
VT Low b'lihp y suffering IRON -
td'E "I thc Arlp--Mrs. ~. ~. B"'nlni D.
turned nome Thursday from Few O..
N.1 WIN h'r mother IN 81. Alhah~
" ploasdnt party was held Ut inc ho.'
Mr. ma MIS-. prviS MaNNill' Jan 81" "
ABOUT ~ 81 th'r friends were invited
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ESTATE or LAVENuA NJ. WILDER OF
Ii Rim u TON.

We. the subscribers. having been sp.
pointed by the ionorsh,o the Probate
Court for The District of Chittenden, Com
m ssoners to receive. examine ana adjust
the CLAIMS and demands az al rersor'
against the estate OF LaNenia NJ. Wilder,
late of Burlington in said district,
deceased, and also all claims and de-
mandS ssmblted IN offset ,h ne sS ana <
being allowed by SAID court for that pur-
pose. we do tprreicre hereby Civ" ro,rs
'hot we win attend to the duties OF our
appontmen! al the offi l5,,, 81 the Etolt2n
district on the Fourth Wednesdays of
March ana July next, At 10 o'clock a. m,
on each of sal. days.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
BOSTON GOLFER MARKET.

BOst1n, t 90. ..
Analgamated Copper sid off to r.
but rallied to 9 AMI closed at a Eal,
por Range weakened X to ~, cut ralli'
to 81 and closed at 60. Calumet stinenod
10 t35 and Tamnracl fell to go, with su'
stduent recovery. CsCeoia fell L !" -
lat rallied (" 81 and Flrrott lost
"1i4 closing at S2ia. Old Dominion cas-,
off = to 22ai but closed 93i4. Fri Mo,mt1i
lost ~ to - and Isle Royalc 81 to 22ii. N,
hawk closed Il higher at 30 aud Utah
hl2her at 2ais, Wolverine sold at JJ,-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

Beat half cuptul of butter 10 o light
cream: add one cuplul of Granul ted
sugar aud beat until very white Just
before it is time to serve pour con- ono oup-
ud of boiling water and stir it 'apidly
Tor two or three minutes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS

doors for the first time since October '
Hiss Clara Jackson Of Greensboro and Nj is
Matte Sowlcs Of HigLgato have been the
guests of II. T. Fay for Il fow days.
a dance Is to be given in tho Town lial'
EcAt Tuesdly evening the proceeds Of
which viii be Used for the bcr''it VI the
v Cs.lQld .lrn,t lnMI.