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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10

of next week. and has already 4pa.
on ardor to the Dumas Mercantile
company for the brick With which %
build the machiue aHl aaH.ee f9ar "a
lions.
Tie company wi,)one,at thirty
five horse power miLJ and maG0N
furo bent wood @.aeE alitiEeE. es
,helmore. these Faap'r-Wt5f s. tHo
market for all 1ho hickory 4.9e.
within d gadia- a1 four @.taz III.
Dumas. W Wr1eomo =ti,e .azt II
as#weu Is Nh b4H4. ,aa Maas
who VIII Ne in shaI@c NJ .tee r'eat
and bcapaah =far him and bis @pieE
css every consideration a. tho Aaf
Of =ou people Imnas New.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
HICKORY MILL
To Be Located at Dumas by Muncie
Ind, Firm.

Mr. w. N. Deane, tho representative
of the J. H. Smith company, of Nun
Gle, Ind. was in our town several days
of last week. looking over the ground
with a view Of locating a sawmill foy
his firm. ! News representative
learned :tat he was very favorabiy
impressed with the advantages that
Dumas offered for his business and
that the plant would be shipped here
just as soon as he could return to New
Athens, Illinois. and load it on tho
cars He hopes to have the machin.
~ reach here abour the latter part
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
YOU DON'T HAVE To
Senator Vest Says a Nan Na>.
BE L Good Demo-
Crat
WITHOUT iN2CRsiHG sILVEa
PLANK OF KANSAS CITY
PLATFORM.
WITHOUT tN3oRsGlG slLVGa
Does not Believe Men ehouId BE Reaa
Out Of Paety for Net Swallowing
( ntire Platform.
CRITICISES BRYANt6 STANE3

Washington, July l4 Senator Nesz
expressed his opinion very decidedi&
that a man may be good Democrat
without nadafsi4g the declaration IL
thc Kansas City platform ion the fie,
and unlimited coinage Of silVols az tb
ratio of le to l. His connection 1rila
the party. running through half eee
talH, his long and distinguished CT.
fecr in the senate, where he has bcal3
leading exponent Of Democratic prfrF
eiples. make the expression of Senator
Vest very important and interesting &
this time.
The senator said 20 the 8. GGai=
Republic correspondent
Il have No objection in stating that.
while am Il bimetalist. sincerely and
truly. and believe that silver IS mouey
cf ultimate redemption, do net thili!t
that this is the time 10 mako the re0
and unlimited coinage gf silver at IL
to / paramount issue. ! believe TIA,
a man can be a good Democrat witt
out ndorsing the declaration in tic
Kansas City platform for the free anG
unlimited coinage Of silver at 16 to !
without the consent of foreign cOtt1
tries
Il will further state that think MI
Bryan's declaration, made in his pape%
and in his speeches at Chillieethe ana
other places in Missouri, that no mat
should be sent as a delegate to ans
tatn national
who does not indorse The Kansas City
plat FORM in its entirety is a very great
mistake. If this is to be the test OF
Democracy in Missouri, men will be
read out Of the party who, like myself
have voted the ticket for fifty years,
but who now believe that circum,
stances have made the free and ult-
limited coinage of silver at the ra&A)
of 1 6to / an impolitic declaration.
eff this should be the test of De.
mocracy, numbers of Democrats who
stood by the doctrines and principles Of
the party when it was worth man s
: life to do SO would be driven from the
organization. | know great many
old veteran Democrats in Missouri
who stood in the dark days, after the
civil war, by the side of f7'snk p
Blair, pistol in hand, who wp,,i,:# Re
read out Of the ranks if the ISSUE
should be made as repeatedly decAree
by Nh. Bryan.
= am bimetallist upon princjplf.
bit do not believe that men shouic,
he cstracised or declared traitors to
The party because they do not think
that free and unlimited coinage OF
silver at l6 to 1 is to be always the
| test of Democracy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
WANT JOINT DEBATES
Democratic Committee VIII
Insist On d Series ef Hot
Air Battles.
TIE TWO REPUBLICAN, CAMEL
Ei-Es 70 Sc INVITED TO
MEET JEFF
Campaign Committee Named &
Campaign =5e Conducted ffof
Little F0ck.
SPEAKERS TO STUMP THE STATE

1t a called meeting Of the Democrat
ic state central committee at the Cap
ital hotel Wednesday afternoon it was
decided to insist upon a Joint canvass
between the party nominees for COVER
nor in accordance with the time-hon-
ored custom in Arkansas. nGtwitll-
standing that the Republican league
state convention recently adopted )
resolution against the custom.
Chairman Carroll Armstrong pre-
sided over the meeting and there Was
a good attendance.
The object Of the meeting was to
map out plans and arrangements fal
the state campaign. Il was deciac.i
by the committee to authorize CAai2-
man Armstrong to appoint an exec.
tive campaign committee OF the state
committee OF four who are already
members Of the state committee.
Chairman Armstrong is to be a mosn-
Der and chairman To that executive
committee will be entrusted the 10
tails and manag cement of the campaign
on the part of the Democracy. 1t VIII
have its headquarters in Little Rock
and the campaign will be directed
from there.
The proceedings of the meeting yes
terday We're of a perfunctory nature
all matters pertaining to campaign
work bing left to the executive com
mittee. Governor Davis. by letter, in
dicated his readiness to make speeches
at points TO be designated by the COM
| mittee. He also submitted list of
speakers with the suggestion that they
be given speaking appointments
throughout the state. The list i'll
cluded the names of Hons. Joe T. Rob
; lnson. j. V. Bourland E. O. Mahoney,
Creed Caldwell, J. L. Short and Hal L.
Norwood.
Charles Jacobson, the governors pri-
vate secretary. who held the proxy OF
A. H. Hamiter. of New Lewisvile as a
| member of the committee, spoke in IA
vor of joint discussions His views
were shared by others of the commit
| tSS anu IIeIe Was no ODDOSltlO0 TO
recommending to the executive COM
mittee that it insist upon Joint dc
bates.
The meeting was altogether harm0-
nious and, as stated the proceedings
were merely of routine nature.
Pursuant to the committees action,
Chairman Armstrong has appointed
the following as the campaign eXecu-
tive committee, he being chairman of
this committee: O. n Killough. H. NJ.
Armistead, E. A. Bolton. Gray Car
roll
Chairman Armstrong will address a
communication to the Republican can
didates for governor. inviting them to
engage in series of Joint discussions
with the Democratic nominee.
Senator Norwood and Hon. Harry
Ponder were not present at the meet
ing. but the young element was we'll
represented and took prominent part
in the proceedings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
Targets

This afternoon. commencing at 3
O'clock the contest for tho individ"a'
state championship medal will Occur.
This will be The most Interesting even
CT the shoot and thcre will be fwenty
five or thirty entries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
FIVE FOY GOVERNOR.
Negro League Of Pulaski Supporting
Insurgents.
emncratic-Ieft Davis.

Denlocratic-Jeff Davis
Republican regular) H. Myers.
Republican iinsurgent) : {. y.
Greaves.
Prohibition-G. II. Kimbal
Ex-slave-R. d. Campbell.
That's the gubernatorial field TO
Gate. and the Populists are yet to be
heard from. likewise the probable new
negro party The Young Mems lnde-
pendent Political league. of Little
Rock (colored). is supporting the in
surgent Republican state ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
In Sc econd Indjana.

Linton, Ind July 10.-Judge John
c. CLANCY Of Sullivan is to be Con
gressman Miers opponent in the lat
ter,s fight fer reelection this fall. Tit"
Republican district convention was
held here today and resulted in the
nomination of Judge CLANCY without
opposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
f1uIt tRen onainated.

Perry, Ia. July f0.-Congfessman
John \. T. Hull was renominated to-
day by the Republican convention OF
the Seventh district There was nc
opposition and the nomination w23
made bE acclamalion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
NEW BOAT BOUGHT
BY Arkansas River Packet Company
Increasing Fleet to Four.

The Fred A. Blanks is the latest ad-
dition to the local feet, says the
Commercial Appeal. She was sold at
public auction by the United States
marsi.al at New Orleans yesterday Ind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-10
Two Executions Fixed.

Governor Davis, in two proclama-
tons yesterday, fixed the date for the
hanging of Lathe Hembree, of How
ard county and Sy Tanner, co1ored, of
St. Francis county, July %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24

% "a q siiIou cue Bacarz le seral6.
Psro q dezfgnarIa e.,ta &c. !.
InsSl genie m'ller 0bs1e=i6 q una
iasplfaelon. Hsbla s0brs Ia chime
nea, Al Isdo d. N can h1a.-s
marmol negro cue ssrviz d. csfs -
reioI, una lam para cnvoa -
eafan apIomadlos sbre el r~et-+,sa1
.lLoonus. Ia sSm Ora del relc1 -
y51@a0s nj contrari0 en- eI an
gul0 opuesto de L. cF7Inena.
1l1o asa en una me1Iana oseurf.
1a1 : DSafa- Esss pCdfs Verle
asEnG "a menres esDIar
- LnSt1o[ 6 s1oE Eess1t0zu las i'm pre-
$3.50 Las fsl,ioas las mas pasa-
80 e q cara SIN quLe el tlVIesa
IN De0or Venfata s0brei ella.
Z estss dos fnteIfran~s.z .--s
das. J diren0s gustosf1s esfrn 5s-m
geniOs del gran drama d on. 81.
ncs AEs sofia1 ores, Sc enc0ntraron
soA0asr cAra cara. rnirSr-
ooseF sancose ccmo Sc mira
ai1n ioS gla1lao0res Antiques an
IS &c cE1Iar eI hisrrl1 honfieida.
LA guerra debfa de srlr,fr ia go
examen7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24

-1l fe3nefel0 tas FisSo como al
u1ad5a-lo cue praebs oaa IA -
d1s tienPos las nsaiersss lss sfs -
mania &C ascriasr " / les horahra~
= t1atesfa IL cons.sstallas.
Is veriai. cante.,t6 B.,.rx
que eeh5 ! S. oaAsr ula ra-rs-se
:. pasa1o ' - asssrdS IL - -s-es
qae il hatsfa dlsaado esa rsSre>
nonbfe virtaos0 i arrssDs5*fse =, !.
este naonesto, y ;rus BanrrSs1
ha6ia dssado csars ao In alrGy ys.-s
dai g-.lon.
Daiplss 1! este ssua ,.rc5., -
sig1l3 A1dfaa, -, IL asn.-sass.sr =.
adatitgio dlrsrsas :rs1nIes 7..t.-,,,s =
sris- sAsf. p5r eIea 2io, m Artaro
- lss@ pre- isns&r seQ - aarHsa a
~ N HsagIu1 .casaac en B-e1a
sAae az 81 bella rgars:
$3.50 atA MlSsr fsa EaArsnk&
al ~, que ltl t0nsssn slsvao. ,.,,,,.-,
ea ularlio il sstA sarors snSns-s
presasa mensa n ,aisal : aan~a 80
las r4Sdilla.I de Il IsJreea ss.s -.
Haisno Arsar0, Vii Ulaa easa -
fsHlilia enlera ouIa - er,rrarsrs
mercssd do I'D hrllt5n 4 - "a 50.
rtaif.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24
II CLUB DE Los RxPLorADoRgs

-gAhi -- diio a. I'm stntiendo
deSPertaf en ella In esEleraDza de
sOrd2s intrigas. eI genio Gle Ias lu-
chas intelectUales en- que In astu-
cta dc las muleres adqR5sre pro-
porc1onesl grand1os2s y rEe habfa
Preasoido Ia mftad de d. TidS:-
20 10 sabre. 20 splastarE ess4 cora
Eon y est@ cerebro, 20 hare pene-
tTar mi Hfrada y mi pensamiento
en q que quiero Iser couao en- m
nbro alberto.
Z entrS.
2 vfzc.nde Andrea e:zeaba ain
oe PIE oe Ante De Ia ehiuienea y &c
espsldas d In pQerts.
-Dispensadme, sefToY Fizsonde.
lie di1o Bacar6; - CO lie heefo
aguardar.
IL vizdonde salud6 de rsuevo bs-
j8ndo lOs oios.
-AEstoy & vuestras 6rdenes
rsspoudi5.
bacarf To indico una .d5Ia.
= Os suplico In sselpteis, lie
djo, hafedms el favor de sentarps.
No se atrsvi6 q rehnsn = se sen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24


; &zzher
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q - 4@e 2is &C CsroEna Is
The leader., 1902-10-29
Lots in the Jobes Subdivision:

Postmaster W. Jobe having purchased the elegant Mazza
mansion Jackson and Chckaaw Streets has placed in
hands sale all lots in the Joes subdvison These lots
regarded the convenient the west side of Railroad
avenue has very comodous dwelling house, which will be
sold bargain Way up5O0 feet above levethese lots
overlook the entire city and possess natural drainage advantages
which add greatly their value They level plank and
high state of cultivation They price from $3.50 to
SOOOO according location and will be sold for 3 cash and
balance in and two years, with per cent. interest
The leader., 1902-10-29
Other Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

improved and unimproved lots throughout the city
ranging from $4,000 $135O0O each.
Block D admitted to be the most desirable residence block
Brokhaven be had for the next 80 days at $3.50 cash.
easily worth 100000
The handsome onesory dwelling house Of Mr. JAS g. Me-
Cormck be had for the next fifteen days 81 account of
change of residence This property just outside the city limits
and is model suburban home.
Lots T. and in Block '25" upon which situate two
fine coodous residences fronting Monticello street, bringing
monthly rental will be sold cheap for cash.
easy terms within the next twenty days
The foregoing bargains and will be sold.
What We Are Doing---COme and See Us.
than months time we have handled hundred
thousand worth Real Estate and hope show by the
orls over S2000000o by January LIST, 1903
We are huser from away back and fail to please
The constantly increasing volume Of business passing
through our office furnishes abundant evidence that in the
SWIM
We prepare all Deeds perfect all abstracts of titles and that
everything is correctly entered on the records,
In conclusion wish say friends that have for
sale very valuable improved and lands the counties Of
franklin Lincoln Simpson, Copah Pike, and Marion
in quantities suit either prince beggar
We and will take of all legitimate business entrusted
The leader., 1902-10-29
Great Values in the MiIlsaps Subdivision.

We placed the market last week the sap Subdivision
and sold lots before you could say Jack Robnson These
lots considered the desirable in Brookhaven east of the
Illinois Central Railroad because of their close proximity the
court house They high and dry and fit for Queen live
Our price choice lots and the others $4,000 and
$15OO 13 cash. and the residue and two years.
bearing per interest from date.
The leader., 1902-10-29
Lots in the Curran Subdivision.

To those speculative of mind who desire to get
the ground floor offer lots in the Curan Subdivision plot
ted hereon for the thirty days at One Hundred Dollars EACH
These lots desrab and centrally located three blocks north of
Whworh Female Coegefour blocks north of the Graded Pub
lie School and like distance northwest from the depot.
AS applicants coming the 'front.' taking advantage of the
low prices all lots sold noted in below Our terms
3 cash and the balance and two years. with per cent
interest
The leader., 1902-10-29
Brookhaven Growing and Property Going Up.

Broohaven then infancy and property almost value
less Look NOW Land of town that sold few years
$500 and $500 eagerly sought at 5000 and
$4,000 acre. and no sellers at these prices.
Brookhaven live, growing and thriving city, 1t has in
creased wonderfully population and real estate has doubled
in the last ten
The leader., 1902-10-29

@=N O W@
IS The Proper Time

To invest Real Estate Bookhavento wait longer sheer
folly and will entail repaabe loss the prospective buyer who
expects good his investments Why Because past
prence teaches that the only safe investment for
starting the world salt few dollars down in piece of
land with you always borrow the wherewith 1t
shrnkssnt subject bots stua SPAWN head and won't
die.
The leader., 1902-10-29
Better Than Money Loanded at Interest.

One hundred dollars loaned the highest of interest
will you exceeding eight dollars year after paying taxes
provided the fellow pays prompywhe hundred dollars in
vested Real Estate will double itself few Those who
bought the Seavey Addition Conway Addition and Hokins
Addition few years for fifteen and twenty dollars apiece sold
them $4,000 each and questions
aske
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
H. R. D0RR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Drank Strychnine in New York Hotel
Tuesday Afternoon.

Rutland. Jan. Word was received
mere Tonight of the attempted suicide in
New York city this afternoon of Henry X.
Durr. man of prominence and Wid,lN
kuoWn throughout Vermont. Mr.. Dorr
was living at Il late hour Tonight. III.
cause for his attempt at self-dcstrucuon
: unknown.
He was at the Coleman house, corner
of eth street ana Broadway where lie
h1l registered as Henry j. Smith. This
afternoon he received Il visit from "a neph-
CIV, Frederick Dorr Steele of S. Ju. II
Place. rouklyn. a well known magazine"
illustrator. I'm the lattcrs prescn," Mr..
borr drank nearly a bOttl" full of SUNch-
nine before Mr. steele could dash it from
mis- lips. Mr.. Dorr was locked up in It
police station but later was taken to the
Sew York hospital. where ne now lis in
At serious conditions.
Henry Il. lpurr is the son Of Mrs. julia
e. Il. Dorr the poctcsS, and of the lat"
Seneca Dorr a former prominent marb"
dealer of this city. Mr.. Dorr is about ="
years old, graduate of NddleburT col
lvgo. ana man of fine literary attain
mcnts. lie has written some exc, l!cnt
verse and has served ON the editorial staff
eft the Springfield Republican and the Hos-
ton Herald. During tn" Spanish-Aneri-
can war he WAS private in the list Vt
Vol. Inf. and Was with til" regiment at
Chic'iamauea. pom his return here he
was elected captain of the Rutland COM
pdnv V. y. T., but later resigned. Vie s
at present manager of thc Canadian Modi-
cal company Of this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
COURTS ADJ BURNED TOFEB, 10
Emerson Pleads Guilty, But His sem
tence is Deferred.

Rutland, Jan. In the United states
Court this morning in the case oi the
United States ". joel f.. Emerson, "h7r2-
cd with using the mails for fraud ii'nt
purposes. the respondent withdrc" hi
plea of ono, guilty and entered one of
guilty" Sentence was deferred and the
count Immediately Adjourned
the court was opor.d this morning at
$3.50 o. clock. The attorneys for thu re
srondent. r. W MClcncy of this city aud
j. j. Doyle Of Nashua. \. H., held It con-
ference with District Attorney Martin. as
the result of HIGH the respondent wa
allowed to enter his plea of guilty.
on the motion of Attorney Molouey tic
case was left open until February 10Th
when sentence will be pronounced. After
Gisrosing of This case tn" Petit jurors We're
excused until February 10Th at : O'Clock
in the Afternoon and the court was adj
iouncl at 49, o'clock until that time. Tho
adjourned session VIII he held in his Clt.
'rhc tail of 500 in three Chinese cases
vas forfeited. Congi essman -. j. 10 ter
was hondsmIn in two cases and Il. -.
brown in tn other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

The way to set - woman to forgive you
is rot to forriNc her.
Generally You can get an idea cf the on
thuSiaSm a woman puts into Il spanking
ny the way She jerks cut her bastinE
threads
The average man who gives advice is
like a roadpos the doesn't tell YOU To stay
here he is. but to go where he points.
The aNer12, woman Is so jealous about
her own children that She can suffer 80
kct1"r pain than to be- compelled To listen
to Iraise Of oth.r won ems childrt
When q man has stayed ont late at his
club h" shoulG bo sure tn, next morning
that tn" club is the same ne was sure il
was when ne came home The night be-
forc.-Ncw York Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
Coughing?

Start at once for your drug
store for some cough medi-
cine. If you meet your doc
tor on the way, tell him you
are going after a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. If
he has anything better to offer
you, get it. We want to help
you, and SO does your doctor.
"I coughed terribly after having la
grippe. II it had not been for Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, don't think could
possibly have pulled through"
E. b. Davis, Providence, r. I.
zse, So $500. &c. AVER CO., Lowell. Msss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
A Deep Mystery.

1t is a mystery why women endure
Backache. Headache, Nervousness Sleep
/, ssncss Melancholy. Painting and Dizzy
Spells when thousands have proved that
Electric Filters will quickly cure such
trouble u suffered for years. WI tes
Mrs. Phcbc ChcrleY. of Peterson Ia. land
a lame back panied mo 80 could not
1rcSs myself. but Electric Filters VIII ny
cured me, and although % years old, I
now am able to do all my houscwork." It.
oVcrcomos Constipation, improves APP
p,tito. gives perfect health. only .0c at
- sullivan ~ Yourg's drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09

Read about the goods. note
the price. and imagine, If you
can, what it will cost to carry
out our determination to turn
the stock into money in so
short a time, and at this time
when Christmas is past and
weddings are scarce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY.

1t is not good form to wear rubbors in a
Inlcr.
non't be afraid to tell your wife when
YOU regard ner cXrcns cs - a triiie CHtrLV-
tpant
II is well to forget anub administered
ly an underhrCd person
pid YOU ever notice how chilly Won m
car be when another woman assume a
ratroniziug air?
1t is dinitult to understand why 50 many
mon rcsard brusqueness as dignltS.
IT costs little to assume sympathetic
attitude toward che in mis- fortune.
n is amusing to see men pose when
forming part of "A theatcr hoX pdrty.
lid you over notice how many mon dis
cuss music as an evidence of intellectual
superiority?
1t is w"ll rot to notice the innuendocs
of a Seli-couS titutcd moral censor
Th"e is no use trying to argue with a
""nnu who is Iodautic.-fhila1,lp hia
Bulletin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09

Representatives If Western oil compan-
les have doci led tC establish an oil cN-
change in Denver The oil interests of
dorado. Wyoming, Utah. Arizona 'reXa $.
Now Mexico, X rsas ard Nebraska al e
taking part in the III, VCment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
WILL. CLOSE TIE HOTEL.

Prattleboro, Jan. G-In the Police Court
Tonight Judge W. :. Newton imposed
fines agGrcgatug $500 ON Lester Wilbur
jerome Ward, clerk, and Mich
acl BoWkcr bartender of the American
House. for violating the prohihitury law.
George \. BoNdcn. owner of the hotel say s
he will close it At once.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09

The elevator CT the Port Huron CNcl)
Elevator company has been destroyed ~
fire This leaves but cuc c.cVdtcr tucrc ~
handle the immense amount at grain 'Hr-
iied by the Grand Trunk railroad from ur-
Itr lake ports. Tho financial loss is s. @.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
Fixtures

that must be closed out with the goods vii be found
large double door Safe value $780, can be had for $50
Mammoth Stewart Heater last winter value $780, will at $50
Roll Top and Revolving value $780, both together $40
Cash Register nearly new, value $751; first come $50
Display Tables 3xo natural wood hnsh value SIS each,
Chandeliers with Welbacl burners value $40, each
$50 Window CWt Shelving,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09

Where is the store ? What
is the stock ? It's "China
Hail." o5 Church ST., where
the "cllte' in all Vermont and
Northern New York have
come to find the relia BILE
China from all the famous
potteries of the old world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, Jan. G--Vermont pensions.
Increase. restoration. !, tissue .ctC.. L.Wii
Flankey. Manchester Depot s.; Franc. &
Savage, South Hero, $40.