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The Washington times., 1903-04-21
UpRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS.

Some slightly used including a Kn4be, StieH,
kTakTaU"U Bros. Fischer, aud others.
PRICES, Sl00, SIPS, $50, and upward.
ORGANS AND SQt ARE PIANOS, 50 and SO.
Terms 70 Suit
Look elsewhere, but sec Us before deciding -
DE MOLL'S MUSIC HOUSE
Phone, Main I44l. 1891 ST. y. -.
aplT-ti
ORGAN RGAINS-FTBe Cabinet Organs. etc,
almost new, including Estey, Mason s Hamin,
Packard, Fsrrand & |otey, and others Prices,
SO SO. $50. and $50. Must sell to make room.
E4sv terms II desired II you want a bargain
see us al once DE AOLES MUSIC HOUSE,
1881 st. NV. apl7-d
FOR SALE Bedroom suite, So; chairs. table,
stove 81 " ST. ne apI3-7t
Sc FOR HAIR MATTRESS, in two parts Re
fligerators, Bedroom and ParlOr Suites, 81 per
week. Get our prices. REDMOND'S, 81 and
3I3 9Th st. NV ap4-tf
FOR SALE Good quality opaque shades fitted
20 your windows, only 25c; the best quality
oil opaque shades, soc; hung free VIII call
with samples KLEEBLATTS. 1Ith and II sts
ne. Phone, East 25-D mhI3-tt
TIE most efficient and durable standard tyne
writers. SIS and $50. Machines rented cheap
MOORE BROS. 1871 81. Phone BAY.
fe29-GUL
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REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 10 assume the management OF your
real estate Careful attention given 20 ali de.
tails
The Washington times., 1903-04-21

Considerable relief as to market con
ditions is apparent on yesterdays de
cision in Northern Securities case It
removes for the time being discussion OF
:he case. and is not unlikely to en-
courage some bull manipulation on the
part of pools and ciiques
The Washington times., 1903-04-21

e Kew York stock Exchange viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
LAUNDERING

Ths largest forests are io<atsd 80 IN
ths sslssaiaa wnat - 80 ralsssss Ia
river. Waahiratpn = nntea Tor rs
large trees. rhes@ faruHtH aFs on TIE
tcps ard sides "a the Cascades.
There are ~. ptns. cedar spruee.
hsnioek ard oak Ths maple trvs~
rrs~ rear rivers % streams and some
iisErs aa shs uipuntaiaa
t.amhsrrsen a~ud a easaaanY q anse
cat ana furnish them With tools ard
fassd. Wh~u shry get te the forests
ne HrHt thtuN thor 10 Il e. haiif
themselves eabfn n vhieh 70 i've
7 hrir haasas are hunt - la4s Thsft
6-sis ara hnaka htllt against TIE wau
rhsY have h~nchss - SIC es Tnes
havs I've BLANKETS pns - iis on and
ens % rever themselves with. Ttssts
plates and esta4 are tin Their feed
n beans. haaun, canned vssstalaie1 aaa
caauad fruit Thry have eagss ARD tea
rnsT h4vs very rod brad Thsif
hufter T. little strnns. Bat thsY ar
90 vrrp haEnNrT whsa fheY eans fraua
wprk that thsy DO net mlnd H.
Tn nOuas camps thsr have a nttts
Boy abeut fwsiv1 reara utf 10 help fhs
coak. He - called ths esakse. Ever
morning ~ xsta up ahossf e'ciuck ard
starts the fra lie so9n avaksns The
cock
When any ans comes - go m. iuuis
bsrHrn ard thsff honae@ they give him
th- beat th#Y hars. and Stow hin ali
over fhetr nasne- They treat one sn.
othsr vsrf kindir whsn fhsy are nirk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Most years they beain e. work IN
February o. March aud work All sum
mor They work tsn hours a day
A man Sues around and marks the
larNe~t and nioest trees. rheA soAs
men rono and make a platform about
eight zoe Ten feet from the nfound
Tho reason they do this II because
Tits part - bat gaod for humber. Two
men chen half way Through tho tree
an the side they want a. a. faii Then
they saw an the other slide untli u
meets n the tree does net fan The
u'rn drive IN wedges unal e falls o.
the Eround
After The tror IL cot men come and
eat Il latte leuatha. thsF also chop ths
hraaehna OF Then thsy ARE dra wn %
some river 81 stream bY engines and
eahlea.
cables ara fastened 60 the inrn and
they arr pulled 10 q nat ear then they
So on their way a. the mill ana there
they are Hadn into lasahef.
The rsilsfa are msn that cut the
trees Down Ths buotsrs are men that
aat the trees issta ienstha TIE swamp
ERA are men shat clear the under
hrsish away - they zen take ne ions
away The repafrera are men that
shoe tie horses when u u needed snd
repair enHinsa aud chains The en-
sinssrs are men that rsh The engines
The read hHiidsrs are men that huiid
che shia fcaaa The Essaaers are the
msn that sfeasn tho HhidsFuada. The
raft huiiae0s are men titat haiid rNfts
WhrH thsY want lhs loi.s g. 80 d i'pa
way o. = distant clty over is@s -
ocean,
VIRGINIA PAMELA
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REST FOR RAz0RS;
BOON FOR BARRIERS
rsey viii 90 no More Work on Sundays and Be-
whiskened k0nkind Must Go UnSh0ven and
UnSbon on That Day

within the past few months a few
smaller shops have been following
hesdy'a example ard keeping apeu
an day sunday. but they Nero IN
bon shops and now that Aeady has
raeog nised the union wlil unduuhts
vsily fall m ihia Tor ohA day % rect
each week.
Now the BARRIERS are planning a
campaign for more money. juns =
new aaaie % prices Cor fcusortal
WORT vii - into effect. according 60
which Ghs 81 cent hair cut viii a.
down and out and a uniform price
af "a cents VIII be established in all
first eiAsN shops.
Al the same time the mock shave
Witch row goes free Nith every
shave II desired. vii canc into the
liat Of extras that cost aaA vii Be
charged far A. the tate 81 10 cents
per. Thla aili make shaving eesi
Is cents m all FIRST class shops.
ID. proposed res sestls hAa been
Ia effeet ia a. least one fashi0nAhls
shop fef several moukhA but has
not been Euneral
The new scale. q In believed wiii
forco the tasTeut shaving parlura "a
into the fasc~ut ciasz
Many % the ~ cant shops nav
Smpte : unian fneu. bat tas low prizes
n 6mtaatsfai 10 pis aafea.
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rssre are hundreds 81 asrss ~
- % the Columbia river tzNin
~ arr not USED fsr farfnlag. They
~ ase4 for cattle and sheer.
e. shesc are large hills covered
"a tunrn grass. Tnn sheep and
sns u the SattIs forage there
rxrs are about two thousand
f<s2 n the Rvara9s herd N q
kzt u caftIs zhsrx are from one
Ee4fs9 % i've hGnfre.A
! tr4nting sheep they cut a rntch
b sae u theiF ears. - that they
EzT It'd fheir own sheep. hut IN
rzzsing cattle. they take an iron
% 81 Z heat until 4 Is white. and
- zAoat TIRES ufsn throw aFts Of
= akttis while ore man iakss the
- .gen which has the owners
"a On rhE ts presses against
, asa and of 40 som az possible.
n aheap hunt Their own food.
szsh = called fsraxlng. They for
~ bunch grass, Nnfca ErpUa N
NEhea on the hiiis
Z a. spring the sheep are fakeu
- river or a pout. anf washed.
= zsuu a. the ws~1i T. dry 4 II cut
n nzfhinsry IRA machinery =
Ne . large pair af scissors. that
svfk By steam ar eisctrtrity.
ksrrs - The sheep are Sent back
, ~ rArEs while others are killed
- e-.ta-
n skep that are killed arr
n.nlsf and their akins are seuf %
y tann~ry. AZ fhs tann~ry TREY
~ rakhsd ard pat into hniling
nssr. whfch iooneus the hair ard IL
Ess g. ths bottom. The ssiua are
- tanned and Eacksd up In boxes
= s~nt away.
ne cattle are I'D on alfalfa - as
sna<s more milk and also 20 make
Ira
(as cattle that aFa kept for dairy
e have grain mixed With alfalfa.
~ are kept h zelda. - that they
= = MIXED every Night.
= s4rfners have large cans IN
- ikey put the Faiik and s@ud u
- crsamsry. where ~ IL made
- butter
- orrs that ara not kept Tor
ssgizx ars kiiie6 for beef
rzisSfE RAN DpLPH.
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NEW ASSISTANT
Sc CHE TARY or
THE TREASURY

BUFFALO jars n -=ghals Haiiarn
X sep OF furais. whose appoint
srvng ~ assistant secretary 81 ths
treasury has guat been auaounrVd,
Was born IN tSekPart y T. a.
years 4ko. lie MAS sFadaAt0i frur
Harvard fAw nehool 70 iss&
since graduation w. has lived IN
Buffalo he has beer engaged Ia thr
practice a. AN Pr several yesre
be was secretary - the fAss Car
fasss kssesistisn AZ this port and
for thrr~ years Ne Was - fgtaFi nf
the Hunuto Merchants ~NetsanHe,
Among nnaneial men he 10 vel
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Fruit Industry

EsFJ hind u fruis IL raised IN the
-zzshsa river basin except the tsoB.
VI fnrfts
wa waIla. wsusisb~e. Yakima
rs Willamette. valley are the
fsrloas fav raising fruit srhs
fzlst l. raisad Fl The Wrnafetes
fa<ims valleys
- slss e farms IL from two 20
hs1frsd acres NJ man has a
f4rrs Ne ear not cars for rrors
= tTe - three acres ~ ~ has IN
--<fd - ear care fer Eve acres
nae m a fsra has = great many
Hs has % pruas and evray
Esss. later he pfovs. then comes
: IRRIGATION
- farms have - be irrigated
qnes Rrason. while other farms
svsry two sr three weeks
ssaes ths wafer EVaporafas
- aad does rot reach the eeid
= % BE- irrigated sorneffrnsa
1'sfn1 n Ike a steve ~ sinks
~ Ercunf before ~ gets 70 the
rAish u - bs Irrigated
= busiest tins for the farmers Ia
=. ne fruit r. ripe lie has 10 see
pieh>d, psoks5 and shipped
.arberrise arr ripe sboet The
Nay o. The first ~ June they
80, .a'sss1 ssst IN Refrigerator cars
ssssa q passsazss trains
60 and eharries are ripe about
AZ % June. Psachsa prunes.
srapes are ripe neat
many are hired % help.
-. boys. indians and Chinsse are
~ are paid ~ the Dor A Dor
IT, pounda Or one bushsI A
- P&sk4s can pssh rnss~t .raore IN
~ tsA az ahsklllsd patksr.
- ives yisid as many ~ twenty
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ae.sAs shaves arr a thing NJ the
Is seattle fha busy maa who
= tspsnds upou bis barber and
=. !. IN TIE habit % spending hts
s.easfh uuftinka Ia The chAlfs
- 81 b. suaxt unless he hlea
$3.50 a. the slku 81 the striped
=. Satusday night or sets hts Ions
- racer into commission be-
- next - hhath DAY.
- tha BARRIERS mean business
=. snsday cioains Law which thsy
.s.,.u.~rsd throukh the state iekiss
- at winter went Into sffeet
v.twsstAy uiehE and The auSve
- knishts % The scissors and
- tfush. IN seattle az least. In
5m~s that Il = euforcei TO the
Il snsapt I'll b madr % ATTACK
- eaass itutlonslltY ~ the LAW Il u
IA CAaylss n He4aN. tire boss
E.-szs 40 ror faanv yeara has pon%
s.sea,tv fought ths Journsymen
esrhsfs' rnion and who opposed The
EsAsy AZ wiik snight and main.
So axa cafrs iato the uniau field
- Is aoa 10 Ice faf SUNDAY eies-
Is shoe xas for years the only
~ II seattle that displayed the
,lsarll We Never Close.
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ITarenss ana patrons % al the
szssss IN the city have Displayed
r1ks9 interest n ths series q
- skS ..-..ssss,s. s.....Ss. s.ssai.
ssisa isasfv sisfss=s-%s ti-isss ssss=5 -
- n The star. several stressittas
i rond papers have been hansist ih.
d effttsn ~ ishiidren a. or IL
naez ola. ans TIE thrpa fcllaN ink
- e1hrnpies OF their work TIE
~ one on ~Shee2 ard Cattle j.
n Elsie Randolph. thfrf xraGe. n
= la sca1ai The second. o. Fruit
f4nstsy = By Hlaashs RaHuinx
iff7e gfaae. Morse sshool aut the
etrA ~ Lam bsFlng. - Is VIZ
81 nznisis. third grade. L1neoIn
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INTERESTING ZHZXeC MDW
MMM RIVER MW
h,srs BY Little Third Grade School Girls Tell About
the Sheer and Cattle, the Fruit and Lumber
Industries Of This District

two assshsia Th~y ST tresn - r. o -
eushs1 sarns ussn sszp thslr arpiee
an Writer Or spring and set from s e
g. o. ~ 3 hashei Ter thean.
+.s.. :. s<t ). "a - ) ~ . ..
FnsEuu aF1uEH ~ ufEu pFtCp - -
ssl<x thsfa aFs no frass sQrrrz
Nost q fas fzrnsrs have thsiF ewn
ertsfs aaz dr. thstr own prsiDss u go
~ tha fsszlt - stappsd fresh. On -
crupf - the dry climate the fru't nth
ke2s uithuat beinx artea ~ canned
BLANCHE RANNtSta
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Eagles, Auentionl

Al rnsmksHs 81 ths FFstsrrtai orasf
- EaEisls sfe requested = attend the
f~nsfal e nrsshvrs Etnii ulssa q So
atfts Asxis Nc. I ard y. " hctfsiE
n Melissa aNrtt 30. ~ az Eakira hhAh
A~eesA asesn1 ara fstks street. %
NusAy, Enne a. iNd ~ ! e'eiach ,. IA.
BY afslef 81 tuyfSu WAKn.
worthy fFesteen,
Attest FFaaz poSd we9shr se.Es-
49,. zee
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Fer asls-hssi Estate
ENJOY Lfrn.


Esxor LfFE.
0ET A HOME
OF y.sr s~n IN io~ality ~h.,. - s.s,
49, ssrte2saitss ass The .ssarsses
1hss riees = nsfssisf n.aeh 81 the Hse-
tnn si~etfte linss the hrst pl1es IN. ears
sssits Las. w.sAlrssgn. iiaasFsa. -
hsns., lsrs. s.-slIn h.na5, slsaiy &c
uufs fur asefyhedr. lars so-foss iats
- ter sTs. tss sns sioo =, % ssss sss
/. hish sad h~sitAY. n.hias. ss@Iias.
rashy -eeA sne w@.sri sios nstshhsrs
1891 nasssA%- sser.. tslsFhoes.
rss.9 s-:ss . s.ssy f sss a. s.,. :: :.
wssalnEigH street. fsrs 70 ride. fss 90.
aaiiss. ass M weed sxsnL al onss
:, ss', az n 80 &c {, 6 X s'sr'ss.a.
FOR SALE AZ acres. Owner needs
money and wants offer.
Two acres. 81 ae
Isis from SO up. on rnonthiy pay
fnents. All clore 20 car line and
ovsFiookinE Green lake
Two cottages in North Seattle. 81. 500,
ard a number OF other bargains IN
North Seattle property.
Tel Ini Lien.
p a ANDERSON
An EXTRAORDINARY BARaATN
fzNp acres q choice land. All I'M
proved ans in crops. k-rooaa house.
barn. chicken houses and park. 80
bearing fruit trees "a IA straw
bsrrtee ready 10 pick. fns we'll also
large horse. ] COW, two heifers. "
hsna. new top buggy. new 80 stump
puiieF. ! BET u doubic barriers and all
the farming tooln with the place
WIZ give part time. This property
IL IN Are neighisorhood on Knod road
easy drive 60 the city and most GER
tainiy a snap
ADAMS 3 NICHOLS.
sli washtnston BuildlnH.
cHFAP lot. a, tsz NJ. az HlHmaa caty,
omlr ~ minutes rfds on OF Henten car
iias q. ws.hinstee street terms -
dewn. " neathlYs Come today. f.aees
-=s== sssss - sssssss..=s
wx s.a lssss. yee On IA. not has,..i..a
seed FARMS fsr sale. Call on y. n
o~sss. see fssifls block. ss@t,i..
FOR SALE Nice s-room cottage.
modern. on atfh ave. near Mndi-
son: usoo. Address Owner. star.
FIVE ROOM cottage On Al As. ne. At
sasFines. easy tsrms
TAYLOR COOK co. SIS Afeads.
Ftnapoiai
We loan 10 salari.a people 60 their pers,nai
note, withodt ascuHiY. DEALINGS strict
al, On g. Tss rldsuty Lssa to. a.asy
rsosn .. coianial hioek. noethsast conner
second ard celnmhia.
A rs4psctahis place 70 eoFrow money en- dls-
r,aslds lewefrr watches American Watch
a lswHiry Co. 80 FIRST. srp Hainief-
Grand. private effirea. strictly cauhdeutiai
MONEY 90 loan from I 20 10 YEAR, on
businsa. and Hssidsncs propertyi zaNanc-
81 for teildins a. nesdeii low rate q M
tsrnst. payable monthly u dcsifed. O. A.
Virtue Boston blk. both phones.
MONET ADVANCED sALARtEp Pro
PIN. retail merchants. tsamAtsra. board
ina housan. without security, letssef
basin@es In 90 prinrlpai cities. Talnaaa
sio Euleg biook. sis aecond Avenue.
4 RrfIAlI.R piacs 20 berrcv meney o.
tiamunds. watches. iewslFa low interest
n y. west eos Piss street
COLLATERAL RANK tBArig . E~e1'
asasy loaned any Eeod eoilatsfaL
100 Cherry.
TO LoAF-Privute msRsy At leg rate q
interest nainns q osuer. ice re~les
~sY Reouas a . and ..
Help Wsn,sd--Msle -..---
MAN with references Tor CONNER
ctai-travsler TO call on merchants
and agents; experience not re-
sssa4raa salary ia uar Meak With
expenses advanced. NATIONAL,
t2s Dearborn St, Chicago.
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known aud h. one of the directors ~
the Marine National Hank OF Huf-
faio.
Mr.. Keep married a daughter of
Cleo. L. Williams. a wealthy resident
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NOTICE

kQur charges ars for material only.
Ifis only college using an absolutely
painless process --nacret and eHetu-
- With "a
tPREE-painiessE straetina, Pain.
less Filling. Painless opsrstina.
This IL not n college for students
none are employed or admitted. our
star is composed Of dentists % long
~ perienca who came here 10 perfect
themselves In our latest scientific
M sthods.
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81 thin city. Their home l. At No
IS aumHef street Ar and Mra
Keep aud their two children win
take ap theif residence Ia Washing
ton shortly,
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Hello Mar,.d-E.n,nI.

foQNG siri to help around hSa.. and
look after child. ms Spring
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Fer Nsnt--F urrishsd aoons
ohGRb flefffc ff6Tffs -fl7s H., 80 49,
Haai hassr~ nsuly fwrrtshsai ali rnossrn
prices uaoaesate
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4 rf-rt0S sale ~ elegant household
furniture Nifi take place GA Men
day. the 18th. nj p. m. az private
residsrce. % seven rooms At GO
belmont AVENUE ttaks broadway
carr. =. q. Rick~rton q Co. have
been favored with instructions 10
nsil by auction thu following
Brass rnosfntsd beds. springs. white
cotton and hair mattresses birds
eye maple bureaus. cnmod~s aud
chiffouisFs. elegant weathered oak
dinins sci. consisting q extension
table. dining chairs. leather up
holstered buffet. china cabinet. nflk
velour rorticrea. cost ss5 pair,
Arabian net curtains. writing
desk. fifasiow Administer carpets
rockers. elegant upright piano.
heater. steel range. fsne bedding
eiierf1wH spreata. etc the above
VIII be on view Saturday between
and 5 2. m. ". q. Biokerton a
Co. AucsianeerH.
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PLUMBING

And ttst wstsr tfestins.
Plaas and Estimates fafnfahea
C. "A. Gh w q CO..
South aide Of coiman Dock foot OF
Columbia street
rhone. BLACK aSL
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Fer sals--Mtsesltsnsou
HEbH II Ia HERS n a.
10 cARfloAps q choice furnit9fe. new
sns s-sers ssns. isss r,ssi,sd frem an
the srtir. stueh comprising hpusahala
Furnishings ffess st= e=liss - sas gar
r.,t We have eeuset u shsas W.
want bsfese % an Eehs. Hsd rront
Furuitafs @. m~-ato sseend Ave-, a
apsrlsi 81. Am.slcsn waishes-slols ANA
American watch warranted 10 Fears ~ Is
writes guarantees. Amsrfsah watch A
gs-siry Ga, So 10, ESP Rainier aussd
ron aALRassvvsa r.rE.s carpets. ieatA.
sr chairs. tables. eefkessst shsveas.s
uaEdfpbss aHd pictdrss ID halt price
soi-eea rtts street.
WE have a few dosen shaved are
handles which We are selling for
900 each clifford a Dow, IN Sen
ecR street.
FoI.pIsso nKps.
sfsai-i sas upsisaii iasiss ie srdsrg s~n-
.rsl rep@ifins. FastotT sisA fiks. Joha
ron sAIE-Fresh young COW and
I.yaar-old Jersey heifer. Frank
oehicr, tzis t1nd street. Pasadena
= place.
sesisty Netiees
IAN the man. no hi.s IN yonf home With
sny SCREENS Randall the earpqnter ale
Madison. rhsrss. hsin iito. leII.
Fer Rent
ron RENT.
Good b-room placs. with city water,
toilet yard. etc. cars pess the
door, asn6 Jackson. rent tigbo.
Groom house, win be fixed up 70
suit tenant, corner Twelfth ana
Main. rent steEe.
b-ruom cottage. bath. etc. garden
and bearing fruit trees. Moe cosy
place. all Twenty-firet avenue
near Jefferson: rent t7o.
T-roorn flat. lust completed. with
strictly modern eonveniences, TINT
ed wallis. etc. ela Fifteenth av-
enus, near MAdlsoni rent tsa 30.
Q. X. GTuRTENANT, Agent.
. BIO Boston Block.
sewing Machine
niiias.. ss~ins mssAlSs '-pslths. 1911 Ia,
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SUMMER term q Christensefi's
Dancing class will begin the nrss
week in June. once NJ han. phone
Red 81
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v1sir We Ola. Curiosity Shop, foot
Madison rrestl indian relies, sea
shells. &c.
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Dancing tssosmy

skw. SO 10. .asY tsr1nss .sssseksna n
iias.. ss e-s.Fgs. KS so. 81
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MADAME 4. 5. SMITH. Q . Hl6ef :,
ley.
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ost


fHK fHoTodRAFH 8hfLEftTf 81 xif
F1fat avenue has changed hsndH. aH4 e
far thia week making firH f4H aaHIHat
phatsa To- 81 : DOZEN. clio faHs
soHYtns ana snlafafHe Hf lowest nHiHas.
uHsH Sundays - ~ uuurrH
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
At WHITE HOUSE.
President and Party Reach Wash
ington after Absence of
Thirteen Weeks.
CHEERED UPON ARRIVAL
oyster Bay People Assembled to bid
Him FarcwclI-Think He VIII Re-
turn There Next Summer and
Remain through Prcsiden-
tial Campaign.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-After an absence
of thirteen weeks at oyster Bay, Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt returned to Washington
today. arriving a four O'Clock this af-
ternoon Tho President was accompani-
ed 10y Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Alice Rocose-
Welt and other members of the family
and by Private Secretary Loeb.
The President was greeted by several
hundred people who cheered when no
entered ms carriage. He also was met by
Postmaster General Payne, Col Symons,
superintendent of public buildings and
grounds, Chief Wilkio Of tho secret ser
vice and by other public officials
The President and family drove direct
to the White House
TOWNSPEOFLE SAY GOOD BYE.
oyster Bay, L. l., Sept. 2S.-President
Roosovclt loft here for Washington on a
special train to-day, accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt W. Emlin Roosevelt and chill
dren, Secretary and Mrs. Loeb and Frank
c. Travers of this village.
There was gathering of townspeo ple
at the station when the presidential
party drove up and to see the President
and to bid personal good byes.
AS the train started the crowd cheered
and the President raised his hat and
bowed repeatedly
PLANS FOR NEXT SUMNER.
1t is said that it is the Presidents pres
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
ENDEAVORERS AT BARRE.
Vermont Organization VIII Convene
There October @ to s.

Barre. Sept 2a-The 18th annual con-
Vention of the Vermont Christian En-
deaVor Union will he hold in this city
October 6. and s, Arrangements for the
convention are approaching completion,
and successful convention is assured
President Osgood of Bellows Falls
promises a most excellent programme,
with able speakers from homo and
abroad.
The Endeavorors Of the state will be
particularly interested 10 know that Rev.
Francis f. Clark n, d.. founder of the
society, will be present on the evening of
october 7 and will speak of The For
ward Movement" Organized mission
work will be represented by Harry Wade
Hicks. secretary of Young Peoples Work
of the A. B. G. F.. NJ. VIII r. Moody OF
Northheld Mass and Rev, W, w.
Sleeper of Wellesley Mass. are other
speakers of note from without the State.
Among the speakers from Vermont who
arc expected to be present are Rev. e NJ,
Fuller, field secretary of state Sunday
School association of Vermont; Rev u.
c. Tremaine of East Pittsford. Rev.
Frank Morris of Bennington, Rev. r. G.
Penney of Fair Haven. Arthur Maynard
Of Brattlehoro, Rev Thomas s. Hagar
# HYDE Park Rev. f, Metzgar of RAN
lolph, Miss Marion Hatch of STAFFORD
+. Il. Read of Richford,
The state convention was last held in
Barre in 1893, Just as the Granite City
WAS entering upon its remarkable era
nf prosperity. during which its popula-
tion has more than doubled and its bust
ness increased many fold
Arrangements have been made for AN
excursion to Barrels famous quarries
the train passing over the unique switch
back railroad and rising to a height Of
! / DOL feet above the city, passing on the
way some OF the best qrarries ON the hill
This Is one of the finest excursions ir
| Vermont
The evening sessions will he held ir
| the Barre onera house and the day ses
sions in the Baptist and Congregations
| churches. The convention head1uarter'
will he established at the First baptis
| Church.
Lodging and breakfasts viii he fur
nished free of charge To delegates an'
dinners and suppers will be Furnished
at small expense by the ladies' Of tn
churches. Rev f., NJ Fuller of i'urling
ton will be musical director The con
vention will open Tuesday afternoon, DC
tober 6. and close mt noon Thursday