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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MINT TO BE
CLOSED.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1s.-Orders from
washincton have been received at the
mint to cease operations and discharge
the 900 employees, except those neces-
sary to attend to the affairs of the in =
stitution when coinage has been
stopped.
The 100000 pesos being coined for
the Panama government Will be fin-
ished in few days. and there Is no
more bullion to be coined. 1t was ex-
pected that the authorities would con-
sent to the coinage of the 1O6 1000, 900
silver dollars which are stored at the
mint, into subsidiary coins. but instead
Superintendent Lands has been in
structed to close the institution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
CLUBBING LIST.
The Free Press and Other Periodicals u
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PRESS and any one OF the following
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
THE FLOWER MAIDEN

They could not find a mortal wife
And made him one of flowers;
Her eyes they made of violets,
Wet with their morning showers.
They took the blossom OF the oak.
The blossom of the broom,
The blossom of the meadowsweet,
To DO her bodys bloom.
But they forgot from mother.earth
To beg the kindling coal:
They made for him a wife of flowers,
But they forgot the soul.
Ernest Rhys, in Harper's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
CANTON DAIRY MARKET,

Utica, N. v. Aug. 13.--On the Can.
ION dairy market Saturday were Of
fered 1900 tubs of butter which sold
at 20N cents and 2,b40 boxes Of twin
cheese selling at ION.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
HOW IT GOES.

George could not pass the civil service
examination In arithmetic and grammar
What will he do now?'
Keep on teaching school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
THIRD VERMONT REUNION.
Veterans Will Meet In st. JOlsnsbury
Sent, 1O-Address by II. Il. stevens.

ST. Johnsbury. Aug. 13.-The Goth annual
meeting of the Reunion society of the Bird
Vermont infantry will be held at Cham
borlain Post hall, G. A. r.. ST. Johnsbury
September 10. The hall will be open to the
veterans from a. m. throughout the day
The business meeting will open at 1o:io a
m. followed by the usual dinner service
by the w. r. c. A son of veteran. Roland
T.. Stevens. Esq, of Hartford will deliver
an address, Miss Kate ID. Wheelock of st
Johnsbury and others will sing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17

Our clubbing list includes all papers and
ma raxines published. Only those most
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list, but others may be had on applica-
ton.
Subscribers may have more than ono
paper from this clubbing list. Always
send a stamp for reply when asking about
this. as We do all this work at no profit
IN order to accommodate our subscribers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17

THE CONVENIENCE PATRONs-Es.
rECiAMhY LADlEs-F1ND IN OUR SYSTEM OF COLLECTING
AND CREDfT1NG INCOME FRO ALL KINDS
MENTs WITH FREEDOM
SOME ATTENTION TO SUCH AFFAIRS
LEADS US TO SUGGEST YET
WALLED THEMSELVES FACILITIES OFFER,
THAT Us.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

Edith, there is one thing that like
about you.'
Really. What's that?"
my arm"--Ally Slonr's Half.Holi.
day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
A PRODIGY.

There's a boy for YOU" exclaimed tho
Billville citizen. "Been to town six times.
an never blowed out the gas but once!"-
Atlanta Constitution
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17

CI.GlN BUTTER MARKET.
Eigin. Ill.,, Aug. 14-Putter firm ut 2o,s
cents, Sales for the week S-3, 900 pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17

This Atkins No. SO Silver Steel Hollow Back Hand Saw No
who unanted with this has idea how light hang
ing is The Silver Steel SET yet holds the temper to
perfection This sold with the understanding that shall please
every user, on else take it back.
HAGAR BROTHERS, $3.50 BURLINGTON VT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
CAN SIZE FORGIVE HERSELF9

vas IN such NJ ayounesa really had
question What Is this lead
shown vanity Of Il all How
better quiet reatfu life doing useful things
These words Of Nan Patosn alleged murdeesa turning
morallst
The writing history her NE be printed after
she Jail
whether guilty. whether OF repenant Is
the pathetic written the transcript Of
souf
sstcrtng pageant through
suddenly there day when she woke from dream to reality The
mirage faded thu their Funnea the sandy desert
psilluslon came.
And. IKE many another. Is thankful
because Il opened
and showed the folly Of leading thoughdsaa hte
for Is beams
proe pce before
s hope affrghtsa
the $ revealed.
there something falling
wroug tight WRONG Indebted
penalty paid In restitution
wronged. Il Thensuns sleep
Then Il
Bury the dead past
ghos past stricken one
has thus repntd reaching for nght
the broken paon
may sun dare plume its wings for wider higher
flight
ct that soul forgive ITSELF
BY LET the dead past
bury II past. Forgetting things behind must
press forward toward the mark of It's high calling
in seeking Of
life But unless indeed hooa she
PAYS paying her obligations
ms the best she may made restitution and confession
lesson aud even she NAY "a 1--we
In the time that her that buried
In oblslon-she forgive herself say
soul she has lived and suffered and purified herself"
Well let 1t 20 At that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

SO NEAR AND YET 50 FAR
At the pier head HerxaE stopped
to instruct the pier master What 10
do Nth our luggage.
There are tNB pertmautesux.
he said send a porter up With
them 70 sprinEthoFpe
I walked on. wondering II ny
ears had deceived me Spring
thorpe vas the name Of the house
where Janet and her father Col
Chilmark. had been lodging. From
that address she had sent me let
tera while vas IN prison. Il would
20 hard with me II. staying under
the same roof. could not tell her
my desperate case.
You have already engaged
rooma79 hazaried
Yes. ny companion replied. =
have selected our pied a=ferre FOR
two good reasons One Is that our
windows overlook the grounds Of
Ardmore.' the mansion where Lord
Alphlmktan Il % spend his leisure
The other il that there il only aez
| commudation for one other set 81
| dodgers. the present ones being pee
pie Who are not at all likely to In
teffefe With our plans A retired
+ Indian staff corps colonel nursing
deIanKed liver with the aid Of a
devoted daughter ia not q eomblna-
/ ton that should prove dangerous. :.
The coinuel.a liver HoW I blessed
/ that tremendous factor in my for
+ tunes II vas owing To that dis
+ organized organ that my engage
meut To Janet was a secret one
Nobody knew af Il but ourselves
and my solicitor. I had only met
Col Chilmark twice. bat those two
| occasions had been enough To con
/ vince me that Janet paid Just tri.
butte 10 his temper in not wishing
/ To diyulEe our mutual compact til
/ We we're In a position To marry.
+ After my arrest. she had written ia
+ beg to BE- allowed n show her faith
+ In me BY prorlalming our engage
ment but my legal advisers had
been against II Not only would II
have furnished the prosecution With
an additional motive for my alleged
+ crime but II would have doomed
the girl 10 lifelong disgrace.
'SprIngthorpe At the open win
dow facing uB sat Col. GhHmark.
smoking and reading a Newspaper.
lie looked up at our APPROACH. and
showed no signs Of recognizing me.
The landladY darted out to meet
Us. How do you do. Mrs. KrnneeY
l have brought up to time. you
see. said HerzoR. our rooms are
ready. preaume7"
Mrs. Kranee ushered us In. Yes
Dr. Barrablea. the rooms are quite
ready she said ierkily, as she
opened the door Of the room op-
posite that in which Col. Chllmark
was sitting. "There Is only one al
teration | have been Obliged to
make In the arrangements you slip
uiated for cannot possibly put
you both In the same bedroom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

me Into a alightly smaller apart
menf
II Vas the window that interested
hun Immediately beneath If waa
the small back garden Of the house
We we're In. but beyond that. was a
lovely vlata Of we'll kept lawns and
Strawberries with n peep uf a large
modern mansion
Look At that seat under the lime
tree b. the fountain. / whispered
The distance. I Judge. u be 10
yarda II Lord AlphluEtnn sits there
/ could pick him Of With a sporting
rife 10 a certainty That Ia /
added doubtfully. II you mean To
Instruct me with firearms
lie gave me aua Of hla quick
Fluneea then broke Into the low
ehuekled comment 4 shall fiud a
weapon for you. never feat tut
hardly think that IL xlli ha thing
that makes a Noise and might com
promise your presumed medical
guardian"
We descended to the sitting room
aud pHrtaak Of the meal Mrs
kraucu had prepared for "a. As We
we're discussing Il well loved
voice sounded in the passage out
side our door. and. a moment later.
looking through the window. ! saw
ny Janet trim figure pass down
the path aud dlaappcar through the
garden gate into the road She VAS
walking quickly. az though under
the Influence 81 some excitement
Ny heart thrilled at the probable
cause She must have heard Of my
escape from jail. and the thought of
her reception of the news. not dAr=
Ing To- lot her father see her inter
est In II. brought home 10 me- the
slow agony she must have suffered
since my conviction
And hos Was | 70 gain speech Of
her. with the lyns eyes u my Gus
todian ever on me
tro be CunHHaea1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
~ STAR DUST VA


+ feminine and erinoline"
Der meanings off der voFt.
blaaae.
I'd means yhsn you dunsd led
ypur daughter haf a young mans ln
der haflaf. bud yop lea her 50 to
college. where ahs gets haxel py dar
Young geutlsmAns off de tie ERlh
fraternity. lea deY call baf a %
- cali
on. tha has name "a -
I'd To whom do ron refler-
ton >"
Oar young man. aindt IT.
No. his name is not FL. IL Il
mostly Of der time Harold .
I haf daughter which les ~
der female esmetery
I presumably shes Les studying
deadt languages
No. she la learning phia1leaI cul-
ture
Dot sounds mo Ike a aeda foun-
tain
skunasnaleAla. Noddtnra of der
kind Yeas. wait a minutea she
didt a letter write 10 ma. IN vtehy
HefA AAA nut An ice cream. Sun=
aay
Does she 90 In for athletlaar"
I Huapo4tng % | hAf not seed
her come oudf yet /"
Ny meanings Il tins. Does abe
lika golf tennlR. Indian clubs
1essa. YeHa. she belongs 70 deg
HiaEatha Gles Club She aingz L.
bass
fffd she act he'd diploma
No. her doctor hait e uAaa iuns
dip8omania or tlpptheria. don1
know myself which
fnu don't understand ne. What
you shoulAt hat heard me aay ISIS
dlsa When VIII she Eradnatess
Right after she Rraduneyen. ha.
Ia. hA lBlffD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

Hut that was the essential part
Of the bargain. Mrs. Krauee. said
lierzag
= cannot help It. sir tho land
lady replied The village Is so
full aud there has been such a de
maua for extra hedHteadB on hire
that | could not procure two small
ones 10 go into the bedroom You
choose. IN place Of the full sized
hadatead there Aud there lanst
space for the only other hadateaa /
have. also full.aized one, 10 be
moved ia Mf Martin viii have
Ia occupy the next room 70 yours
unleaa you would prefer 10 look
elise here
The room yuu propose for Mr.
Martin has the same aspect a.
mine said IIarkoe
Exactly the same. str.
Very well. We must make the
beat Of II. concluded lletzaE.
A. Hoon as Ne were alone in the
Sitting room. HurzoF came up tu
me. and resting his hands on ny
shoulders. looked me full In the
eyes Finally he broke Iuta a diaz
agreeable laugh.
! do not thlhk yoH are so foolish
aa 10 try 90 take advantage OF the
thatf- / replied so long as my
led friend. but II there IL anything
Of that sort IN your mind do not
forget that success In giving me-
the sip would also mean aaeesas In
getting yourself hanged he said
hhY do you keep harplne on
thatfs replied so long As my
bedroom window gives a fair nhaa
into the Ardmoge grounds Yud via
have no reason to Kr1lmhla. I am
PLAYING f8f 4 bigger stake than Yn1l.
yau know
lie appeared tn be satisfied. hnd
proposed that We should Kn up
stairs. accompanied him 10 TIE
uppsF floor. where after a glance
Into the room he had originally
Hsleetsd for our Joint ane. he lei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
mrs. cHADWIcKS CHANCE

Now that Mrs chadWk friends away from her
and she faces term Of improu may expected TO make
good her threat to tell things that VIII
81 high degree on nd
Here Is opportunity some obscure and arurrIns
magazine to kite its circulation million mark
such sort Of hns experiment. Confessions Of
people VINO have helped 20 gull the
prominent feature Of literature have fallen In
interest Of late because public longer earoa TO rad
about erookednes but because ap to them has be-
thin
ihefe Is nothing the American people eagerly
~ ABOUT taan the dishonest making Of particularly
men involved
There Is novelty and pletaresqnneas Chadwick affair
Ehh has caught the public prepared It as finder
for the spark OF her confession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29


w had reached the uarruwest
part Of the solent whore the long
spit Of HhtuEle terminating In Hurst
castle stretched cut towards the
Mtsht opposite. and through which
the peut up current awiFlH lika A
miil=faee aeaward The GIRL turned
suddenly Ia look At the huHs vessel
aud in her excitement put her feet
On the lower rail and leaned over.
aNarhaianeed herself and fell into
the sea. the captain raug down a
sharp stop to tho engine roam
deck hand began 70 tumble with
a reeaieitfunt life buoy a glance at
the man Who had first rlFbt Of
rescue told me that instead uf avail
ing himself Of II he WIS running
/ distraetedlY IN and fro. plueklnE At
his WaNed muataeh
In that supreme moment / forgot
| everything forgot that | was a
condemned criminal. 70 whom at
/ traeted attention might mean death
forgot that | wore disguise that
salt water might ruin. forgot in
fact al that was vital 10 my own
interests Shaking off Henag. =
restraining hand. I plunged over
board and struck out for the limp
figure just floating tn the surface
after the first Enumeration A she
was sinking again | managed t.
grasp her dress. and 80 60 hold he
up til tho steamer had backed
down to as. ~ the time We had
been helped on beard I vas nearly
exhausted Herxnx. as he led me
below in an iron clutch. murmured
I'm my ear. idiot were you fFYine
"a put the moose n4uaa your neck
II the springs of those false whis-
kera hadn't held you'd have been a
dead man the day after tomorrow .
They warmed and dried mo be-
fore the furnace. HesxnK supeffn-
teudink the operation with profess
siouai care. and procuring \ change
81 clothes from my recently nar=
chased wardrobe During tha pro
cess was to dared 10 think Of ans
thing except to rejoice that had
saved life.
You might have ruined every
thing by that rash act. HafxnR
said. aa We returned TO the deek
You would have done 80 II I had
used gum Tor those WhiakeFs Ia
stead 81 springs As If IL. Yau have
begun sell. my friend. and have eaz
tahttshed youf footing n your
victims camp You vii experience
no difficulty Ia approaches hia
lordshia nov
Why. asked not comprehend
Ing his mood
That dainty piece u femiuIty
which Faa pulled Ont 81 he water
u no less a parsonage than Lady
Muriei CraNahaF. Lord AiuhiuE
tons daughter he whispered 18th
n haTrid shuekla tn NJ ear /
shall see u Il that YOU are persona
rfaa uaN. my friend You shall
b asked u the house Yau vii get
Ydur ehAare for the stroke. which ia
Ia make history. a. close quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
IA. lsia

President Of China tat a oablnst
meeting Have You auy replies Ia
your note 70 the powers
SECRETARY Of state Hai Yes. aud
ell favorable japan. America.
Great ireland and Britain. Hungary
and Turkish Republic have NOW all
committed themselves to the iuteg
rltY Of Russia. and It's adnlHlatra=
tive entity IL secure from suffering
By the territorial ambitions Of I'm
land and the United States 81 Po-
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

In the period Of less than an hour
and a half Robert Lester, the bald
headed burglar. charged eth
breaking into some Northern Pa
sifie cars. pse dried. found guilty
aud sentenced To five years I'm the
state penitehtIary. At Tho time Of
be epfeat LesteS wa shot IN the
I'D b. Hfleeu Cameron. whom lie
s,tsn pied 10 hill sith large
urnteY ssaaph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

Love specialists zay that woman
loves too deeply. When she loves
she forgeta everything In her afaa-
Lutte devotion To the man who haa
won her affection Woman. in luve
the specialists say. II single mind
ed. there Is room within her head
for but the ono idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
NiECHBORLY GOSSIP
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

The natives Of certain parts OF
India every year. In the summer.
dig the dry river banks for fish
which they dig out by hundreds.
just as they would potatoes. The
mud heaps are broken open and the
fish. : inches or 10 inches long, are
found alive. and often fffsky. as n
just removed from the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

with them socially. She often rsaas
aloud To them IN the servants. hall
and plays chess with them. She
does not hesitate 10 ask her Ruaata
to aid her sometimes by the exercise
OF their musical talent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

JuaEe eHap sksan has called IN
hia fourth Manday appointment az
Gslntsuad liz climatic proKnaafI-
Gator - the forthcoming element
AIRY conditions u the latter end If
January hetakena an afmusphsfieal
eaadttlan 80 Indictment far the
proper HI#Hes eng # equitable aud
unaetaaIaeah.s All naureVsrathIe
judicial adjudication aud auforth
and - On Wlaa. Va. SseA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
STAR DusTs OWN WEBER
FIELD

"Goostaf. what las der meanings
uof der vert eo=eduoatlon ?"
Speak II TO me in plain Ameri-
kBnish. Emil. und | vii elf to you
der antldate."
I have speaked IT so plain as
can do so-co-cducHtlon."
oh. now | listen to your eorrsct-
ness. Der wort lsa a neuter. bud
Il haas three gendera. masculine,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

The Duchess Of DeYonshlre has
great belief in tho duties Of a mis-
tress towards her servants. She con-
Hiders Il her duty to keep In touch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29

1t must be hard to play IN a ho-
tel orchestra"
WHY
Well. you have 10 play while
everybody else Is eating.
"iiumph. It's no worse than hav-
iugto eat while a hotel orchestra Is
playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
WORD FROM 4osH WISE

It's NOT GOOD tht
IN alone.
sad felfeEsWlfs
At ~ HHaafn. after
EHftin letter rum a
friend At halHs. an
ahs took III next train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-29
TIE WHY OFT
To Tho Traveller

To Tho Traveller
I will say. In reply to an article
that appeared IN the last weeks Is
sue Of the Truyeler. In regard 10 the
Maeoas taking up 30 much Yaiuable
space in the g. hool house With their
stairway. BY not putting If on tho
outside. as waH agreed upon that
no such agreement was made. that
no valuable space Is taken up. and
that no ono objects but chronic kick
era
A. A Afford.
Comment We did not insert tho
article In last weeks paper because
We are personally Interested In the
location Of the stairway. for We are
not II would make no difference
with us II II was located In the en-
act center Of the house. We helped
10 build the house. not for the bene-
tit OF our own children. for We pre-
Ter TO educate them At home. where
they will learn more that n SO ami
less that Isn't 80. but for the benefit
OF those who are not situated 80
they can educate their own children
Hence. We are not personally inter
eEted
The reason we inserted the article
was because We had been informed
that II WAS agreed that the stair
way should be built on the outside.
ana because We we're requested TO
mention IL Very likely We we're too
careless In thu composition Of the
Aforementioned article. as It seems
TO imply n threat. when such Is not
the case. Instead Of saying. and
VIII cause untold trouble If It isn't
done Immediately" We should have
said, and We fear that II will cause
untold trouble II II isn't done i'm.
m ediately. '-Newhope. Ark. TRAY
elar.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-14
a Spray Calendar.

y Large I;it of the yearly fruit crop
is destroyed by bugs OF fungus dis
eases. The apple worn OF ,oalins
moth injuries ,he fruit, and others feed
ON the foliage OF the yariot.s plants.
preventing the plant from property
carrying ~, its work.
In the growing of many crops. tn.
growers skill Is more exercised iii tbs
combating of these enemies than IN
tho cultivation of The crop. To aid the
Tanner and fruit grower in This work.
h Iowa experiment station has Just
issued y spray calendar, which tells
just what 10 use for these troubles.
how To prepare ii ana when to apply.
Ihes" directions az" simple get cife"-
Tive, md amy grower can follow them
with profit. We understand that this
spray calendar a be ohtai,ica free.
upon application. and We advise those
OF our readers WHO are interested, 10
Writ" The director. G.. +. Ctriiss. Aines.
"a, for a copy.