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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
Freighter Northern Light
Went to Pieces at Hig=
gins Slough During Yes
terday'S Storm

several wceka i,rfsrr. lrfi a cltY huhX
and gonr e. an anfhnfAAe at West
Seattle. 81 the twa HsasaiH misht have
raiHd-yi With srrat damaHu ta both.
Fbs Pert stanlrv wsH driven b lore
the siud ueaFiY n quarter ~ a nNis.
arsFEins her anchor until she aHlftt=
ri with the nnay o. whicn thr Hei,nrf
had Formerly bsen ucd size VS. thee
iu araag dapssf of zsins sHkmusd ~
account e her Is ballast setiink
sfnui ~ the b1aY Los ballast raffz
sista nf heavy lnsa strunE over tie
vessels eide When thaaH isa wrfe
shayra aat ~ place ~ contact Win
abe tsf the ship Hatrd e. uHa si3n
aaI % faek hsralc work ga the fAtt
af gspt Eassaa ana hiH crew ta kraf
tie vessel un "a sFee kcsl
TIE dsFmsa salu siriae Va hlHe
tea SCI buny in che baY, bat thr wind
did nnt HraE bsr
can't EIaaan - tha ueifaFd BAD
tahan the precautions q taks dnN 2
sis ~ hIs raHfs easfH IN ths Oar All
his yrsssl sasgig feie eut the si'sru'
en- an sassah ln iha haftaaf. haNf Har
aH au.uIKnt Nfafi Nas keRt 9 AFeiA
tsfag eaught HnaNarea.
rae affrs a many - the pinFH aiHnN
taa water fraaf we're tors auf NJ ths
terrific farcr - the waves NhN tiis
aa4a htah 81 TIE tirae tha Nind > sa e
~ nrressi aud d waa tar that fsHrln
that me storm eaa mere thtn sahalif
IFaErlrstHe.
~ r.rf waMnsrnf the British hafh
ffs4hfsa5fs HfaaaHf Re- Hhrh1f eiaaz
T.. 49, fsninn ahaHE rattina Hith.a
~ fs.t - X Thr hHis tramp sfsaf''sf
"a a. = .4FFae aHrHns ffuru aHiaH
1000 ssf,raea tn fhs Kfrmrh isis
.s.a.t-oseas. Witch taY q the tess ara
- haF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
RESULTS OF THE S7AR'S
MILK FIGHT UP TO DATE

mare drastic the punishment of the
milk ppissner
Through the stars fight the city
council has also decided - araiHt the
hoard OF health in securing an alb
aoiuteiy reliable system n milk test
Ing shieh will guarantee pure milk
20 every family IN the city THIS VIII
b. done either through Is laboratory
ur hY an lnrrua sgd appropriation
IL has also brought out the urHt
public demonstration 81 one q the
most Hianincaut aci-attflc diaeuN q
cries Ia years. Dr. TaHsern new
method OF detecting fofmaljehfae
On milk
The fight against the mix poisaner
~ nov in offleiai channels nhd the
sfar has son ita ssn campaign.
n viii continue IN it. fearless way
20 print ali ths news ~ Il dTYeiopqs
ia tha nIik crusade az IN any other
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

Three men arc under arrest on
charge og mauaiaunhtcr. connected
with che death % little Carrie ean-
atautIuo hY fotmaldehyde poisoning
A humber ~ damage suits have
been begun AGAINST larsu local
dniries By persons whu have sui
fered illness lH their families
Al Inquest az the request % the
star. has been held by which q
VAS eoneiuaiVeiy shown los a raftleu.
lar eans that the death was caused
~ fpFmalirhY - poisoning the
chemical analysts OF the stomach
iiseiasuls the drug in the wallis Ut
fhr afnnseh.
several warrants are out for ar
rests uu ehafHe of violating milk
regulations.
The people are thoroughly rullsht-
vnesi a. "a the fcaditHraa nj the pre-.
SER alive frresinc aud are Fuaaei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
REVIEW or THE STATS PURE MIX CRUSADE

sept Il THE star pubitshsa a start
iins exclusive stsfy u the health -
rca report. sbee ius the increase in
infantiir daatts from fains until aru.
irmhsr = dratAH hsiHs from deaths
due airvctIY ts HupHfe fotk tarinH ths
maHth of AaEHsi aa sgalHat paas in
june end two H july
sept a. THE Htaf Published e tia'
"a tHe tsrnu uttie babies whHas
deaths haa beer caused iu the fa#uih
~ AaEuat FROM farma iirh1in adntin-
iatffed .n mik sffirs thetf names and
tts nanaa and ftHiaenrra - thrif
pafautH
sept IL The star uahushsd a re-
part far fHa nrI thirteen faHH nf SEP
leuahvr sfa@inz l1 asaftu. II n Nhifh
prera aarFi5.sH q flruaiieaHsie pafann-
iaa ! uaanaaltiaH o. aueud the eiiI
ar,iiHanra m rsEart e iniHHre naita
nnakioE if more astffas Nes rHhlIHl'aai
unAsf abe authueItF = ur gfirhtaa
saHt no .fhe star auhtIahHi tha rr-
aufF - ifa laFrsHIHa ttaH ~ thH mes ~ -
- AHA iaapecfaf WuafrnsE dariaf4ns
hia sfafr tssf a. - rnfiftis iHaarlsIate
a. pFataetira e. tha gaaate anainHt
ths farrua - hfda eetf afrnna in-
t-reisa frafn uf Fraas ges was aisa
nrtHHahrH audafafnE Hhf stare HEht
atafe b- rstahHshsf 80 ncans ~
urufaeft.st ~ fEae reanie aHalfas taa-
r.ira foods - sH klnsts
asaf q =rits star uHsrd fhs rfasnr'
confederation - fha afdinahee pfaNitl.
irE fer the nrVeFar nuulsnnaalli = -
feeders against ths mllh fssnlsiiasis
The ordinance so tssassi thar ntEhf
a. tie elts eaaHri mostiHE tatrF
glewa ware pshiishrd fFo1n cufanFi
favH Justice gasfNa. 1Hethee Cans
and nr ftfarftek. ait arplsatihE the
sfafs aEhf anf stpreasinH 4 dFetfs -
rs.aHer=fn Heraaaaiiy aHi asNesaiiH
sep co Tao star ia up ~ fsiea.
ti.ln q a cts la1saratdfY sgsartaiiI af'i
B.sf5ishad a. nttassiss with ~ FFa1t
t'se T. With "details and sstisna trn
vrfr rfraH srH fhs nre-ssitf q -
tshHahlHa = puhIig iahara taeF Htraas
h. aHFea ~ cftehias.a vlHss eh the
n,affar uesa aiaa rivrn. ard bic heip
b. iiaHszt r. pafIEHa tie matter before
tha aAfF rHaaru
sept g The star reported ths ais-
cuasIan ~ thr cts iahasatnf1 plas ~
sar heaith and aauiistiun eafn fniftr-
ft,r ffevlasIs HesHlHE ard printed
strong lntartiss fram Mafaf " v
niusaart Nh1 pledged hia aapppft O.
fhe iaharatarf plan Whrn i FaaatA
rasns before the 0auucii
sect RI Tha star pahiiHhea Q nm
- n inatances and staFtss - die
trees and sirEuass al avrr ~ city.
f,,a ta fafHuaidstssir fsll~'r'stHa sssfns
~ thaaa hafng Fivru ta atafaHsenfa ~
.ffwafanf uhFniHiaHa nf - Hafft
a.sn. ureais3aat - the buard q hralfh
vas aisa futrrslewsf Hnt gave BE
hearty achievement a. IN Stars tzhf
sanf g 4Fhe star reported tho case
- Hffis Carrie Constantine. Who laF
dviHa la her hanae ~ fernaldrhFfs
zaiaanlnE- uuder ~ care e Hr tszsi-
low fntsrvfs - frum ur fss1aiow snd
Fsr Limerick wHre aiaa given. aua
uurahar II instHncss cited shereln
aafaassa e wHk hfau9ht - ths star
aHre fur analysis had heru found ~
PRO- Tarnar O. contain f1rfasliehfsie
aeut = The Star reported that iff
Leaders hsd given W hope ~ saving
the ufe - little Carrie CaraianttnH.
and arEad that is ease - dassb ar In
vratlea tian h. made. and ths p.itsssn.
ere - crimiHsilY prosecuted An In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

barely escaped death.
{ II h bis opinion that there WaA a
big stick 81 dynamite GA each track.
- there wrfe two explosions almost
simultaneous. one on each ASIDE ~ hts
engine lie thinks that the dyna-
mite must have been put on the
track bat "a few minutes before the
arrival Of mis- truiu at the scene q
the explosion.
night - blow up = Northern Pacific
freight train The second attempt
Was near 1irdneyr. eight miles from
here. The raa bea waA badly iosa
up ana the locomotive vas hadtF
damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

Of the Ersst
evening
careful guidance
n Il
a
h outlined " NJ d G bookkeeping and shorthand de-
paftn
Of the n o u
nstunn Meeting regulaFly Mody wedns.dy a9a Friday
methods that the school popular
o
Nritn
a testified hundreds
Ia
vho
With convenience Tor the benefit Of the students
IN q month IN
srrien and others cordially invited Walt
Address wilson's Modern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

The sound frelxhtef Northern
tlxht Vas wrecked in the hish stnd
Al Higgins slough. near IA CONNER.
yesterday. She NaR driven into the
slough BY the gale blow ms GA the
sound. AZ hixh tide. When the tide
went down. she Was left stranded On
= bar ana was finali1 ernhnn n
two later. whrn the tile came IN,
she filled wiih water. ana 500 sacks
Of oats were ruined
Ths Norahern Iasht vas owned by
the Saattie Nha1eam Tfansportatlag
company she vas ~ zss gross ton
uaer. and valued st about sic eco.
she may sa A total luss
Cart Charles q CALDWELL ani crea
escaped without injury.
The Nnrt hssrn taahf IS stern wheel
steamer I've wears ola y hrn thr Sc
claeut avrrlaak bHr AZ n'rlaas yes
tarItg afternoon she waH hauHd tfam
uisgin.s slough g seattle with a
earra q eata eaHsisusa 20 NJ "
Rahiusan s Co. ffzEina siaaEh e a
trareh ~ sNinuFaiah aIaushs being q
YsrF naFrssw hssiH ~ water Tao
Sartharn f8nht IL a Hat=hufisa veaasl
ard Is th# Htraua w1nd Yesterday
affnFuaHu apt EaANeH vas HtaasH
T. steer bee threukh me aarrev bar
net So was tiawn atfRg st.irvtse
and HnafiN asauHhs az nu q htf. There
a. fesfcd sad as the fi,lr wani as'i
ths xaasri cracked aHftahfHe A.
murh = tha earzn a. raait - secured
before the ass,t tlIr eka thsn iaksn
ashnre ara Saved
-. .>.~-.~--.->--.~~.---
rH'7HHHaHF 49,
telaina 20 tha neEitEHt possibly sna
ve.s-I san - seated aHain ard -
nsirfH
ire British ship Port staaisg. Capi
Eaaaan uaffnuiH escaped hetHs
svsmnsf In fhe hay yesterday after
none OWNS O. tha draEEiua q thr
sltr hs5aY t. which abe was Ftnofsd
and which uas considered g - HH.
drarah5a. Fortunately ere british
sbip netfsra. Capt MfKlmuau. ha4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

PORTLAND. Or oct e-Jim
Corners. the bandit severely wound
81 whsn be. with thfee others. at
tempted 10 hold up the % X a y.
train near cofbatt. sept -. to-day
confessed AZ the Good Samaritan
hospital lie says bic real name +
Guy Hartman. aud that his home
f. az Arlington. where he has a wife
and three sons living lie ADMIT
teA that hs f. = convicted Criminal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
MAKES
FULL CONFESSION
BANDIT WOUNDED IN o. r. n. ATTEMPTED soLo-uP Ap-
mlrs aE rs OLD IN CRIME Nd TELLS ABOUT HoLo-uP

stating that he served 10 years at
san Quentin. cal. TOT caunte rfeiting.
and "A 10 months term 81 MeNelfs
island for a similar offeuse.
Corners Is 81 the hospital. whefe
hh has been since the day after he
attempted the hoid-up. undergoing
medical treatment The police re-
fuse 10 give the names Of the other
bandits whoEn b. is reported 70 have
Implicated In the attempted hold
an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

n brown ana Thos. johnson we're
arrested on second avenue. last
night. Tor dlaorderly conduct A.
cording 90 Patrolmau Collier, who
made the arrest. they were attempt
ing 70 beat Japanese. and had
stolen hia hat when he caught them.
They were released from JAN un SIS
bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

dust 'pokca"
In addition 10 her cargo 81 gold
she carried 2J.as5 cases of Chlcnht
salmon and 10 passengers. Her
captain reports that the freight
blockade at Whltehorse n being re-
ileved. The city II seattle enCoun-
tered yesterdays southeast gale ~
the s6uud and had rather a rough
Sine 81 x ssaAss ssstsssa.4ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
II Has Been the Most Sweeping Victory
Ever Gained by Seattle Newspaper,
Say Leading Physicians

to strict vigilance against the ha-
tiiiuus poison.
Mtismuu aid dairymen have been
frightened into earefutness and hon
rety IA me hatiar % delivering pure
milk AND
A NUMBER or NA&gHEnH.
uPoN WHOM Az ATfEMfr WAS
MADE To SHIFT THE HtAME.
have practically TURNED STATE <
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE
LARGE DIARIES COMPLETE NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

THE STAIRS EXPOSURE or THE
aHAMEFuI CONDITIONS THAT
HAVE HEnETOFOBE nEEN
PREV ALENT IN THE AOuHc ta
of THE CITY's MiIsY SUPPLY.
The stars fight has reduced the
infant mortality. which was II
deaths ~ rs days before the stars
campaign began, 10 deaths o. Il
days afaee
Tho star has secured the paHsaHn
hf ihs city council 81 a law making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
ROUGH
VOYAGE
sruAmER CITY or SEATTLE
ENCOUNTERED STORM. But
BRouoHT SAFELY 100000

The steamer city - Seattle ar
rived from skagwaY at2 o'clock THIS
afternoon with a cargo of 100000 ~
gold. one half of which was IN bull
lion, the other half being IN Eulf
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MI MHW
AMAZH
$500 ..,n...--..-.ty. .,r
cA2tAEF APHG!f! ! isFsE
cAUsls GREAT SPECULATION

LONDON. oct There ia con
tfnaaI afuazamaut aud speculation
iu fagnrd ~ he uew British cabinet
aunuln tinnuta Joseph hambefialu
speaks tonight al Glasgow he ~
nos tho only consistent figure iu
the whole Conservative party. max
Ing him the Inevitable premier.
should the prathrfiHulgta wtu At the
urat general elections. TIis sneech
tonight 3 looked forward TO Hlth
af.#IH interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

t.,,r-rhs aNnefs q ths Northern
tIsnt reported this afternoon tua
- ,..sssI uaH rot - baaiY aaH'sSea
- ~ nfst believed. she has bsrn
-aissd aud vii rreeer4 60 sealt's
andar her own steam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

Mrs W. Anderson reported ~ the
police last night that she had lost
SEQ diamond ring on the street Fss-
terdaY.
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SOUTH SALISBURY.

Miss Nellie Martin has closed her
school for two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs T. Amidon and Mr. and
Mrs John Huntington called on Elmer
Amidon Saturday evening and remind
ed him that he had birthday once a
year.
w. II. Reed is spending the winter
with his son, Clayton.
Miss Hattie Center of West Shafts
bury is spending few days with her
Mr. and Mrs A. Amidon.
The election of officers of the Ep-
worth League for the coming year re-
suited as follows: President, Rev w.
E. Thomson; lst vice pres, c. S. Matt
son: 2nd vice pres Mrs r, A. Moon;
Bird vice pres, Mrs Sarah Carruth, as
Sociate, Mrs c. S. Madison; 18th vice
pres, Pearl Barton; secretary, Miss
Kathrine Virgil, Treasurer, Arthur
Millington. Organist, Miss Clara Haw-
kins; Chorister, r. H. Mirfeld; Us
hers, Harold Cole, Clifford Hawkins
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WE GIVE HOME TRADING STAMP )
POWNAl CENTER

The aged mother of Abram Knapp
was buried Sunday from the Union
church.
The Methodists held no services
Sunday owing TO the severe storm.
G.. A. Potter and wife Of Granville
are at John Summers.
Miss Mabel NJ. Barber OF Benning-
ton assisted at the Christmas concert
Thursday evening.
The week of prayer beginning Jan.
3 will be observed by special meetings
at the NJ Il. Church.
Merritt Gardner is putting running
water in his farm buildings.
Michael billiard is doing carpenter
work in Pownal
Mead Browuell was a member Of the
Rogers jury at Bennington.
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Corbett-HnnIon Firh,.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S-General
satisfaction is expressed here in sport.
ing circles at the selection Of Eddie
Graney as referee of the Corbett- Han.
lon fight scheduled for tomorrow night.
Both Corbett and Hanlon passed the
day quietly receiving visitors, then in.
dulging in light work. Hanlon weigh.
ed shade under 100 and Corbett 1888
The latter has begun the drying out
process and says that he will have no
difficulty in coming to the weight with.
out the loss of strength. The odds still
remain 10 toS,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. rs General
Macarthur has returned from the Ha-
waiian Islands, where he has been
making a military inspection. The gen
eral was greatly pleased with the is
lands, which he termed "a most valu-
able acquisition to the United States"
He was asked, rs it true that your
visit TO the islands was cut short by
the probability of war with PanRmaF'
The general considered the question a
moment and said, well I'm here"
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P0WNAL.

George B. Wiltsey of Sand Lake,
vice president of the Rensselaer, cOun-
ty Fire Insurance company, was a
guest of Rev Robert Fl. Washburne,
Saturday Of last week. Mr. Wiltsey
adjusted the loss Of the Rosenberg fire
at North Petersburg Saturday morn
ing.
Rev w. II. Washburne and wife of
Bennington spent Christmas in
town.
r. c. Bristol of Bennington is a
que u of Samuel Wright
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Soft and Stiff Hats from 5Oc to 800
Mems and Boys dress and heavy working Gloves
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QUARANTINE, N. Y. Dec. %. -
John w, Higgins, trainer for the
Whitney stable In England, has ar
rived on the Minnehaha, from London.
Mr.. Higgins brought eight horses with
him, among them being Aceful who
was taken from this country for the
English Derby; Ravensteln, one Of Mr..
Duryea's crack horses; two brood
mares and three yearlings for Mr.
Whitney and one pony.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-The ffty-third
annual convention of the American AS
ISOLATION For the Advancement of Sci
ence opened here today. Nearly 1000
members of the association, embracing
men of national reputation as educators
and students of science, are in attend
ancp
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 2S. -
George J. Laugsdale, father-in-law Of
Senator Albert j. Beveridge, is dead
here. He was until recently auditor
of the Indianapolis postoffice. For
twenty years he edited Republican
paper at Greencastle, Ind.
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FARM FOR SALE

Known as the Loren Sher-
wood farm, containing 1o6
acres, situated In the town OF
Hoosick, 2 Q miles from No.
Bennington, well watered,
good orchard and all neces-
saPy farm buildings. Inquire
OF Mrs II F Lamb at No. Ben
nington or J. B. v. Quacken-
bush at Hoosick Falls.
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Many ChIIdren Are sIckI,.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
children used by Mother Gray, anurse
in Children's home, New York, break
up colds in "a hours, cure feverishness
headache, stomach troubles, teething
disorders, and destroy worms. At all
druggists, 25 cents. Sample mailed
free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le-
Roy, N. Y.
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DYERSBURG. Tenn, Dec. 2S,-In
a shooting scrape at Lane Constable
Alfus King shot and killed a man
named Klymer, seriously wounded
Frank Wright and slightly injured
Magistrate John Street. The shooting
grew out of a trial before Magistrate
Street
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NOtice.

Dec. 23rd, 1903.
Headquarters Co X. lst Reg. V. N. G.
The members of Co X. will assemble
for drill, at the Armory, on Tuesday
January 1904. Per order.
r. c. Graves, Captain Com'd'g.
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%%%

The Leading clothiers,
Hatters, FurnlsheTs and
Custom TaiIors, 400 Main
ST., Bennington, Vermont
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Genuine Irish Linen Initial Handkerchefs, Doc
.one-han dozen Lou
Plain and Fancy silk Handkerchefs 25c Soc Toe LOO
Muslin Initial andkerches l0c three for 25c six for 25c
Initial Linen Handkerchief one-half dozen in
box, 100 ....... ....... 60. o.. three for SOC
Rubber Collars l5c and 25c; Rubber Cuffs .4.. .25c
Fancy Vests and plain white. LOO I5O 200 and 25O
Heavy Double breasted Vests ................ l5O
ETea w Storm Goats ..... $50 to $50
Pontiac Jackets ........,....... from 1,97 to $50
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MnY Iney sell.

Is it strange that lot 80 by so,
containing 500 square feet, sells
without agents when compared with
one 100 by 40, containing only 1000
square feet, or less than one. hal as
lnucE
Our streets are 40 II. and alleys l6
It., while alleys on other pl, is are
only 10 IT,, useless for teams to pass.
Every lots face on two streets,
aud have two alleys. No lot with
out street or alley.
When we sell lot, vein tact, give
one, 1.-THE size of other lots) away to
the purchaser. In The past ten days
we have sold more lots and We still
have more 10 sell.
We furnish perfect title, without
any conditions or restrictions.
Terms tosuit reliable purchasers.
You can nny these eautltul lots
Belleview Gully o. l. Y kEeK.
c nECK
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Wagons For Sale.

Six heavy dirt wagons four inch
tires, three Austin dump wagons, al
most new, scrapers, shuvels, and other
contractors supplies for sale at once
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Notice To Contractors.

Sealed proposals for the construc-
tion of a reservoir for the Browns
vile Water Co. will be received until 2
o'clock noon Sept, 5th, 1903, at the
Office of Hopkins x Taylor, 900 Lewis
Building, Pittsburg Plans and
specifications can be seen at the above
address or at the office of the Browns
Vile Water Company, Brownsville, Pa.
BROWNSVILLE WATER Co.
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Stop Paying Rent.
DO YOU WANT A HOME?

The Standard Guaranty and Trust
Company, state Office Board OF Trade
building, Wheeling, w. Va, will
buy you lot and build on the same
so that you can pay for it cheaper
than rent. Only per cent interest
per annnm. See representative Lee
Whitehead. sSl High street. VIII
be in Morpantown this week only.
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Only S1.5O TO Pittsburg and Return
Sunday, August 30, 1908.
B.& o. RAILROAD.

Special train leaves Morgantown at
$50 a. m; returning, Pittsburg $50,
p. IN.
An excellent opportunity to visit
the beautiful Parks and Geological
Gardens.
Call on ticket agent Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad for full particulars.
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Local capitalists are reaching out
and in short time they expected to
invade Cincinnati with lot sale.
Representatives are there now look
ing over the ground. In case they
decide to undertake the matter they
may be depended upon to make a
success OF it.