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Amador ledger., 1904-06-03
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak digestion, for defective nourish-
ment, for consumption, take Scott's
Emulsion. 1t restores flesh because it
strikes to the cause of the loss.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03
JACKSON.
ALB R LIB SB SE
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Mok. Hill 1, jackson q Two.
base-hits = Fortner, Bradshaw, Hamilton, NJ.
Thomas. Three base-hits j. Thomas. Base
bases-Mok. Hill 3, Jackson 5. First base on
errors-Jackson g. Mok. Hill S. Struck out-By
Chippetto 10, by Hopkins H. Passed balls
Poggi 8, Handy l. Hit by pitcher-Fortner
Grillo, Double plays-Pellaton to Main; Fort
ner to Grillo; Bradshaw to Griuo Time of
game hour and 50 minutes. Umpire-F Ar
ditto. Scorer-Arthur Knapp.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03
To Cure A Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03

Frank Ferry, of Volcano, was in
town Tuesday looking for horses for
his freight team. He could not find
what he wanted.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03

Olives, salami, swiss, limburger
Martins cream and California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03

Give us daily some good bread. Pho.
neer Flour makes the best.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03

Advertise in the Ledger.
Amador ledger., 1904-06-03

Ledger & Chicago Inter- Ocean, $3.50
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RANDOLPH.

w. W. Jones. who has conducted n mill
route in this village for the past % wears
has sold his route and custom to john
Curran for $50. Mr.. Curran will take
charge of the route about January TO-
At the last regular meeting of Rlndolpl
Lodge, No. IS. |. o. O. f., the following
officers were elected: y. c.. y. y. iIaycs.
v c., q. T.. Hutchinson; secretary. \. j
liuse; treasurer j. +. Cleveland. 'rhes,
with the appOntiNe officers will be- in.
stalled at the regular meeting next Mon.
day evening.
George iiatch's stock shipment from
mere Monday morning consisted of |,
cattle, y hogs, sheep ana about :,
calves. The price per pound paid for hora
WAS cents.
Mr.. alI Mrs. George II. Bachelor and
TWO children OF the south village left Mon
day for Lamar. Col, where they will
spend some little time with the hope that
the climate may he beneficial to Mrs
Bachelor, whose health has been very
poorly for The past year.
Miss Gertrude Edison of the Center
village has been very seriously i'll for the
past week with an attack of appendicitis
complicated with an attack of the grip.
MISS Edison was reported yesterday as
not being quite so well and grave doubts
Tor her recovery are entertained.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07
STATE POULTRY SHOW.
a Great Exhibition in Progress at 81
iibnns.

ST. Alblus Jan. THE finest. largest
and most complete exhibition of poultry
and pct stock ever shown in the Stat,
opened in the city hall In this city to-day
and the enthusiasm of the local fanciers
has been raised to a high pitch by the
splendid show. The entries number nearly
thousand and every square inch OF
available room both in the large audi
forum and on the stage, has been taken
up with cpops and pens. OF course the
fowls predominate and there are large
entries in every class of each breed, while
among the special attractions are "A pair
OF graceful swans, a giant bronze turkey
weighing 40 pounds, several lordly pea-
cocks. pet coon which is the mascot of
tn" Addison County association. together
with several smaller coons. several In
dEln runner ducks, a new and strange
variety for this country, several pens of
tanned skunks ANA great grey geese from
fanada, There Is an unusually large and
fine exhibit of guinea pigs, in all colors
ana ages and the line of pigeons is
worth going miles to see, Cats. rabbits.
wild geese and wild ducks are here and
OF course AS they are here for money
they are the finest and best of their kind.
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WAITSFIELD.

IN" remains of Miss Teresa Fish"t
We're brought here from Greenfield, Mass.
last Thursday, and funeral services were
held on Friday afternoon at the house Of
II, y. Bushnell. with burial in the village
cemetery Mrs j.. G. Berry was called to
waterbury last Thursday by the sudden
death of her brothor-n- law. r. f.. Cross
elt.-Mrs. W. u, Marshall has been very
sick the. past few days with what ii is
feared may he Observation-Disclosures r.
Prcntis and Miss Emma Ferris were mar
ried Wednesday evening, December 30. at
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

IN" war department has requested Sen
ator Dillingham; To nominate IA candidate
for appointment to a cadetship from Yer
mont at large to the United Safes Mill
taty Academy. A competitive oNamina-
ton Will be held on saturday, January
80, at nine o'clock in the morning at IN.
Office of State superintendent Of cduca-
ton, Walter l.. Ranger, at the State
House. Candidates should not be under II
nor over - years of age. Those intending
to compete for this appointment, should
without delay send their names to Mr..
Ranger at Montpelicr,
The case of \. j.. Clogstm vs.. Burr
Brothers arising over. the alleged con
version of monument. was disposed Of
in city court Friday By Judge Wood
ward. giving judgment for the defendant
The plaintiff appealed the case to county
court.
G. +. Scott, Il student NJ Montpelier
Seminary, succeeds Lee Whitney as dep
uty county clerk. Mr.. v hitney has re-
turned to the study of law in the office
of Lieutenant Governor stanton.
Daring the twelve months ending De
cembcr 81, n corporations have fled asso-
citation papers AT the office of the secre-
tary of state. These corporations rep
resent II total capital OF sj,3Gl,op against
Ia total capital stock of s,I27Oo, rep
resented by corporations whore articles
of association We're filed with the sec
rotary Of state during the year 1902, In
addition to these figures the capital stock
Of - other corporations has been in
creased to the total extent of 81 lNl,W1
la bankruptcy court Saturday after
noon the iirst meeting of the creditors Of
Napoleon Frasier of this city was held
Clarence :. Whittier of this city WAS APP
pointed trustee in the bankrupt estate
Of dwight Il. Foster of Barre. y dividend
of II BIO per cent was declared in the
hD AL ..-t. r 4 4
or waterbury, making total dividend
OF ~ $40 per cent declared on this cs-
tate,
IN city court Saturday afternoon iudG-
mont was rendered for the plaintiff by
Judge Woodward in the civil suit of the
Globe Granite co. vs.. G. II. More. The
defendant, through John w. Gordon, his
attorney, appealed his case to county
court. The plaintiff was represented by
benjamin Gates.
he Rev. w. u. Davenport Saturday
took charge of the editorial and business
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WORCESTER.

T.. r.. Kellogg, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is reported better -
ON Christmas day a son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest GraY,-tdward I'tton
and wife. former Well-known reSid, hts,
NOW Of Iiardwicl., spent Christmas week
with relatives hcrc-Mr. and Mrs Austin
Svmonds of East Gilmore spent Christmas
Wltl.Mr SYmonds's parents on Hampshire
hil.--Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. A, Gillette of Mont
p"lirr ar" guests at the home Of their SON
II. T.. GillCttc.-JcrOme H. stone Of Mort h
field was in town ON business one day last
week Mrs. NJ. +. Kent has gone to
Mortified to care for the wife of her son
7. l.. Kent, to whom a daughter was
born ON SaturdaY.-Mss Ruby Stone of
Noithiicld is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nail-Mrs. Ella Spencer OF
Washington visited her cousin. Mrs. +. j.
FAY Tor, last week. Mrs Spencer ana Mrs
Iayipr are supposed to he heirs to the
estate left by Thomas Newman, who died
IN wheeling, W, Va, in August last
North Branch Grange met at the residence
OF NJ, l.. Kent on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07
SKIN and BLOOD
PURIF|CATION
CutiCura Soap, Ointment
and Pills
Cleanse the Skin, Scalp
and Blood
OF Tonuring, 0isfiguring, Au.
mouTs with Loss Of Hair
COMPLETE TREATMENT SL0O
COMPLETE TREATMENT sl.oO

Thousands Of the worlds best peo-
pie have found Instant elief md speedy
cure by the use of Cuticura Soap, Ont.
mcnt aud Pills in che most torturing
and dlsnguring Of itching, burning and
scaly humours, eczemas, rashcs, itch.
,ngs and iBnammatons.
Thousands of tired, frcttcd mothers,
of skintortured and disngured babies,
OF all ages and conditions. have certi.
fled to almost miraculous cures by the
Cuttcura remedies, when the best med
ical skill had failed to relieve. much
less cure.
Cuiicura Treatment Is local and con-
stitutlopal - complete and perfect.
pure, sweet and wholesome. Battle the
affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap
and hot water to cleanse the skin Of
crusts and scales and soften the thick
,ned cuticle, dry without hard rubbing.
and apply Cuticura Ointment freely to
allay itching, irritation and inflamma-
ton, and soothe and heal, and lastly
take Cuticura ResOlvent Pills to cool
and cleanse the blood. and put every
function in state of healthy activity.
More great cures Of simple, scrofulOus
and hereditary humours are daily made
6y Cuticura remedies than by all other
blood and skin remedies combined.
single set being often sufficient to cure
the most distressing cases when all
else falls.
Sold ,hroushou. tbs yorld; Cnticu- Re.olven.. &c.
IN form o. Chocolate Coated Pills. 2Se per vial OF so).
Mniment, sc, Soap. sc D.nots London. q Charter
house "a Pars Rue do Ia paiI; Boston Is; Columbus
Ave. Potter Drug and Chem Corp. Sole Props
e1- send for " Skin and Blood Publication"
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ROXBURY.

Henry Ellis of East Barre was al
nome the first of the weck.-Miss Jessie
stanton was i'll and unable to teach la st
week Thursday.-Miss Mcrtie House was
0uitr slck the first of the wock.-O H.
i'lodgett Of Cabot and Miss Florence r.,
durham Of this place were united in
marriage at the home of the bride We'd
nrsdty December 80, by the Rev William
llaZon of Mortified. Jessie Stanton
"ntcrlhlhed few friends at her home
iaSt FRIDAY evening" Word has been re-
c"iVod OF the death of Mrs. Chester Spald-
IhS OF litchburg, Mass,-W. D. Fits IS
quite SICK. Ills place at the station is be-
ing iilled by f. H. Dcrouvsicrs The
night work is being done by Mr. Mullins
OF ST. Adams Mrs. Ellen Mckee has re-
turned from FftchburG, MaSs-R NJ
Dickinson was quite sick Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Spalding gave "A party to
a lew of their friends last Friday night
Harry Williams of St. Albans is at
home.-Thcre Will be a preaching and
prayer service at the school house on the
flats Friday evening at seven O'Clock.
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NORTHFIELD.

Mortified Lodge OF Odd Fellows ha.
elected these officers for the coming year,
\. g., 5. w Winch; V. e., a. NJ bean
secretary. NJ. ID. Smith: treasurer, g. &.
Bates. The Rebckahs have elected thes,
officers: y. O., Mrs. Charles Newell: V
g., Mis- Albert Bean. S. Mrs Anna EDDY
treasurer, Miss Della Wiley
The members of the Order of Eastern
Star elected these officers ut their meet
lhg Tuesday evening; ". NJ, Mrs Myrtle
DAVIS: W. T.. W. A. Shaw, a. NJ Mrs
Minnie Johnson; C.. Miss Addie Cobloigh,
a. C., Mrs. Sadie Judkins; s, Miss Mat
II" j. Johnston: r., Mrs. Bessie Green;
The marriage Of Miss Cora T.. Eaton OF
this town to Edmond X. Tarbox of Mid
dloseN, is announced to occur on Wcolnes-
day afternoon, january 70
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NOMINATIONS BY PRESIDENT
W. II Tart far Secretary Of War--A
Promotion for H. &. Idc.

Washington Jan. i-Thc President to.
day sent to the Senate the nomination of
William II. TAFT Of Ohio to be secretary
OF war Tho President also nomina ed
Luke T., Wright of Tennessee to he civil
governor of the Philippine islands. and
Henry e. Ide of Vermont to be vice GOV
'nor OF the Philippine islands; ciVll SER
NIco commissioner, John G. Blake of hi.
mons; consul-general. Henry ID. Sayor
IrnnS$lvania, at Coburg, Germany; as
hi"''nt secretary of commerce and labor
Lawrence %. Murray, Illinois
Vermont, Henry s. Web
ster, Barton Landing.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Jan. G.
Fl. Receipts 2oS72 barrels. The
market was fairly active with soma
Of the mills asking 10 cents more.
Minnesota patents. N65u49o; Minnesota
bakers, &.Sln395: winter patents, 81 20n
oxtras s3.am345; winter low grades. $500
m32j.
RYE FLOIIR-Thc market was firm.
Fair to good $aS0lt3ioi choice to fancy
SSijd3.15.
.WilEAr-Receipts 4S5 bu; spot strong;
no red N.00 elevators No. z red n?c
fob. ahoat; May 9oism9iac, closed DISC;
july 6a,QSsc. closed $50
CoRN-Re ceipts S1,l75 bu; spot strong
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07
MORET.OWN.

Glare Ward ana Howard IIaylett re-
turned to burlington Monday.--'The Musi-
cal club will meet every Tuesday even
ing In tho reading room over ~. o. Ward $
ofhce The members of the South DuX-
bury Church met there Monday evening
to elect officers. w \. Ward was elect
ed chairman of the meeting and H. q.
Ward clerk, Cake coffee, fruit and nuts
were served by the ladies.-Mrs. Lashcr,
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ELIZA c. TRAPS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Chit.
tenden,
To all persons concerned in the estate ot
Eliza G. Trap. lat. Of liinesbursh, in
SAID district u"Ccascd,
GREETING:
AT a Probate Court holden at Burling-
ton, within and for the pislTct If Chitten-
den, on the 9TH day Of January, l9o+.
an instrument purporiing to he the last
VIII ana testament of Eliza g. Trapp
late of tiiuesburgh, in said district. de.
ceased, was pres to the court afore-
said for probate
And II is ordered by SAID Court that the
hth day Of January, leli. at thr Proba te
Court rooms in SAID burlington, he as
signed for proving said instrument. and
that notice thereof be given To all
persons concerned, by publishing this or
der three weeks successiVely in the Bur-
lington Weekly Ere" Press. 4 newspaper
published in said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed
Therefore. you are hereby. notified II
appear before said court. at the time and
place aforesaid and contest the probate
of said will II YOU have cause.
Given under my hand u Burlington. in
said district, this tn day OF january
1905.
MARCEII.Cs A. BINGHAM
2S.W3t Judge,
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NORTHFIELD.

Observer w. A. Shaw Of the weather
bureau reports Il mean temperature for
December of II dep"os, with a maximum
OF ~ on the 10Th and a minimum of %
on the 18th. The precipitation amounted
to 10 inches, rain or snow falling on
- days. The prevailing wind was south
ana he month was made up Of three
ciear, seven partly cloudy ana y cloudy
,loNe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07
THE COTTON MARK EFT.

New York, Jan. 6.
Failures opened easy: Jan. offered Sla 50;
Feb, 81 20il lS.l0; March. $3.50; Arril,
SIS 6O; May, slS,79 June, siS.s2; July, sl3 50;
August. sl5.3S; Sept sl2.75 bid oct Of
fered 81 70; spots closed quiet 50 points
lower; middling up lands, 1880; middin;
guilt. $l3.55; sales none.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07

Some of the schools are now trying to
teach the art OF writing advertisements.
But the way to learn to swim is To go
into the water, The way to learn To write
ads. IL 10 write thcln-rcal ones. and then
have them published in our Want Col
unlns>
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07

ahoat; No. > yellow Sc: ungradod mixed
,ie My % "i$alc C. closed 53a,c.
GA Receipts 5000 IN: spot firm: No.
2, 49, C; No. 3. ili2c standard WHIT, ilc.
No. > white 4iiic. No. . wnltr ~: track
white western 13Hitc: track white state
FEED-The market was firm to-day.
Spring bran 5000: middlngS. SO. va
$500; city. >20.lou2lco.
Hay -The market was qnict today.
80 his. at Bee: Galveston 20 to % lbs,
at lSc; California. 4 to - lbs, at 1.c
WOOI.-rhe market was firm TO day.
Domestic fleece 2sQI4c.
tFEr'-Firm; family sloocm1Oo: mess
So9"9.,0; beef hams 81. 5o1v42.Oo: pack
Nl1t0
g LAkpMWas nIIme11; ,wN.5tcrn steamed,
fined was lrrn; continent, SO: s. A.,
So: eomround S5.-4a.5o
rURl<-rhe market was firm to-day.
Faniiy,;, g -; shot clear }l$.'nl5do;
POTATO steady. Long Island.
S .95q2..o; Jersey $ell1t2S7: Jersey sweets
sL9nW".H, state ana western IN sacks
THTNOLEIM-Wa steady:rcnnod New
y ork $9lo; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
50, :, 90 d, oi 4 bW!k, $ ,rn, of. 40
3,sp5s country rkgs FREQ lNt. .c.
lPrFi!-Market was quiet: brokers',
El,-spot. Rio was firm; No. :
6'4nl9c. The market for coffec futures
GpcneII steady SaIce l'7;"' BAGS. incIul-
N6ri Z 81. nav N 81 :':'I ay S -. .i
sept. s,.o;0s.2o; oct, S>.lOMS.0 ana Dec.
srGAK-Raw, nominal fair refining
80 t, :lo5; ~ / s4"; 10, : ;,g55s: 10 Sot' :.
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DOSTON COPPER MARI<E,

Boston. Jan 6.
Copper shares opened off to-day and
after slight advances reacted sharply,
closing Menk and at The lowest.
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Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

round lots, Al,0.Ic; western, 24M.4Ac;
| Vermont dairy, 2,0i22c; renovated but
ter, 17W19c.
Cheese holds steady in price, though
the deinund is only moderate. Round
lots, Vermont twins. i1kM12c; New
York twins. 12M12Hc.
Fresh eggs are scarce and very high
refrigerator stoc!; IL selling well. West
ern fresh. 37M3Sc; eastern, $500 Toe;
nearby, 42M 43c; refrigerator, 3lM32c.
Beans are quiet at the recent de-
cline. Carload lots. pea. $2i5p2 20;
medium, $2.l5ai2oO yellow eyes. So 81
M3: red kidneys. S3i3.1O; California
small white, 81, loM2 80; foreign pea nd
medium. 81; johbing prices higher.
There is still n good demand for
choice apples ut full quotations liar.
vics. $2.2Jci2. go: SHOWS $...,O6i3; Kings.
S2.5OM35G: Raldwins, 50 .25li3. green
ings. S2.2:Tii:;: Hubhardstons and IIurl-
Durts, Sl.5OM2 .2I: pound aud Tolman
weets. Sl.5OM22j: northern spies.
S1.75M275.
Cranbcrres are firm at S2JOG2 -
pee bx and S7MS per Dbl.
Table nuts are steady and are selling
at Walnnts. 12IaM15c per ID: castanas
10M1lc; p"cans. Zoe: tilhcrts, Zoe; al.
monds, 13M l,,.: hickory. 81 .5Odo per bu
The average amount of business for
this season of the year is being done In
the vegetable markets. Cabbagcs are
firn, aud in steady demand. String
peans are III moderate supply, but more
or less stock IS frozen and does not
hiing fnll quotations. Eggplants are
scarce ana strong. Cucumbers are a
Iitt!" casirr. Toulouse tomatoes IRE in
light supply and bring high prices.
Celery is steady and in good demand
Receipts Of sVUashcs are light and
me market has advanced SO a ton OH
h'ibhn"ds. Turbans are Unclaimed
III" supply OF choice. hard, sound onions
is short and prices are well sustained
under good demand. Sprouts are
rrin'r. f"etS. carrots. turnipS and arti-
chokcs are stendy and nnchargrd
Ih"rc is fra market for potatoes.
ArooStook h"brons. 7Oc: Green noun.
t"ins. i"M Toe, York state Green noun
'alHS Goo: sweets. Norfolk. cloth hcnds.
SiH 90 Jersey double heads. 81. 5O6y3
'''''H j. S"''ihg AZ; RASCAL. S3fI pc;
'ons 'A' h"''"'' market, SlUG per
ION" tX
onions lie quoted at: SIqnsh. large
criS. $50: natives. 81 per bu: hbls.
$25DGi3.
'h'Irlbtrs sol AZ Sl.5Oft- per hx.
,,,, '''v" '"'''pS ar" selling nj 81 per
oo'' "Di'c r"nrh. 1.5o per bb; white.
wv per h"' peers ~ - per hu: carrots.
e." P"' hn' pdrshlpS. $40 % per hu
narrow Sl''"Sh'S are quoted at $50
PVT o''' i'!V state 500 per Dbl: urban,
F-.,'' i'F NM per ton. $40.
'"''i""'> sea ~ So per Lhl for ma
''' o'"|' >i.'" per hhl; red, 500 per
"pl'
i','"'' - quoted M - I2.1o Per bv:
'"'''S'' ' ave '''H dHT, mint, IIc per dog:
''>N' '''' per r'"<; I"HkS, zoe per do2:
oyster phht', S'21 per d0Z.
SUING p'A'S S'il Il $500 per bX for
|''''.'
Hp'n'ch IS quoted at 81 21fi1 20 per
n''' ID - green's ~ per br; parsley. s. 30
"-''' peg h"; peppers, $4.50f'4 30 per
~"
i'r">>''S SPROUTS SOL Mt Zoe per at.
''"i"'W"r sells NJ 81 per crt for
'.J'"'n'1'
10y j. I"i"l nv" straw is firm. Hay.
No. !. '"iS.5r: low .rndcS. $1.lj III.
'H,' N'''' N-''I- ~: on straw. S3U1o.
-. VI" ll 'N'>''''> ar" Iirm and higher.
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UTTER AND CHEESE MARKET

Boston. Jan. G.
BITTNER-SteadY; northern. creamery
2flG25c: western, 24u2+lgc: Vermont dairy
pa BE,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Vermont twins, he
, n,
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EIGIN BUTTER MARKET.

l:lcin. Ill. Jan. 4--Butter ruled firm and
unchanged IN the board OF trade this af-
t"rncon selling at 4 cents a pound The
sales IN the district for the week were
+51.t'n pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07

There in demand abroad for women
nurses who have familiarized themselves
with the N-ray treatment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-07
Carpet and Drapery Section

should interest all households they cannot be duplicated again un
market conditions the
cannot be bought the market to-day at the price advertised u
clean stock February matter what market and
do Carpet work at this much cheaper during the
rush season in the Spring. Buy your Carpets
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ONE CENT
A
WORD,

Advertising In this column ono cent a
word each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash I'm advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from 25O to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive monthA
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-
or JERICHO.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF chit
tcnden.
The Probate Court for the District OF
'hittcnden
70 all persons Interested in the estate of
Rolin K. Townsend. late OF Jericho. in
GREETING:
Whereas. said court has assigned the
23rd day of January next for the settle
,nont of the account of the executor of
the last VIII and testament of Rol-
ichc oeceascd, AMI for decree OF
the residue OF saiu estate to the law
full claimants of the same, ana ordered
that public notice there of be given to all
pe rsons interested in said estate ny pub
fishing this order three weeks sue cese.vrly
previous to the day assigned, m tho Bur
lirgton Weekly Free Press, Il newspaper
pun lished in said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified t. APP
pear at the Probate Court Rooms in Bur
linz ten, Vernon on the day assigned
then and there to CO ntest the allowance
OF said account II you sec cause ana to
esta blish your right as heirs. legatees and
lawful claimants of said residue.
Given undcr my hand, this End day of
January, 1901.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM
-HWdt. Judge.
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HTY AGGM EagEG6lAll @aEal ION I asasa, il
Duty 5N 81 A 49, $ SSHse 1922
Still the Great Values giving at our
Anniversary Clearance Sale

Continue to and multiply. Every day this month will he
bargain day and every item advertised will continue at that pric
through the month until sold
These items from
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1000 Bushels
Potatoes Wunted
VIII pay SOC per bushol delivered in Bur
liugtOn.
HATHORtE 4 NASH.
Successors to Vermont Produce Co.
Burlington, Vt.
STATE OF VERMONT. Dis,r,c, o, Chit.
burlington. Vt.

ESTATE OF COLLIN Il. TOWNSEND
OF III .RIClIO.
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Shades.

10 pieces best quality in hand
some pattern effects. Sale
price per yard. lilo
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To all persons concerned in the estat, Of
Nary Jane Pollingcr lrt. of Colch.stnr
IN said district ,i...,...I ''~''