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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

Ths people q New Orleans arc
waking sf 70 b terrible fac, There
has been lack Of csrefal inspection
in The poorer quarters which prove
rieh gardens Tor the cultivation of
disease 'Ehs 6usiSss. interest. ~la
suffer millions IN loss. Vow. they
are determined to stSmn out the
fever aud clean Mp the slums. In
oae building they found COW in q
teaement in the tnti s,ay The
owner bad carried Il there whea r.
was a elf and gAissa it there. De-
spite ali his protests the COW va.
taken oas sad he was obliged 10
eleaa aP the place. Other cities will
DO wen TO remember that the is,
time 'oc1ssa qp n. before aiseass be
gins TO develop.
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hs ans his Party 5anqucste5 BY the
japanese Premier.

lJspaness Premier.
ioho.1 Juiy 2s---Premior Katsura
Danqrcttod Sccmtlry Taft and the
iitinters Of has party al the imperial
hctrl Aiud1Tne Tal,ashira. the wife of
INC J9psliest Ambassador az WASHING.
l'n ~ ne as loafcss TIE dining haI
W., decorated Flth tn national col
ors ~ 1apm and America.
i'ie'licr kaisum accompanied Miss
roosevelt TO thc banquet and sccre-
tery fatt accompanied Madame Taxa
nirr. Premier kiturh proposed In a
tfaf tho lc.'fh of President Rooso.
ven ant Minister Grisoom proposcd
tNe flalta 90 the emperor. amidst the
cnV'fH or the sAm0ricans Premier
hhifufa iu rrupusinc the health OF
SUES i,cgorcN and Secretary Tan
.n.ntis sait that the reception given
me secretary Cad thn mcmhcrs OF his
PARTS was tribute of Iauan's respect
Tor i'tt4iGcnt Roosevelt. Rcfcrring 20
ne visit of Cummodorc Perry % Ia.
pan ne said tiat America was Janan.s
sponsor.
secrrfary TAFT in responding. con-
graduated 1aran's marvellous urorrcsq
our'ut tho past heif century ana cx.
lr'tssd abe hopo that tho friendly re.
lnI lona hcfuccn flc two countries
uotli always cxir.
I5tto July eS--aIIrfstlr Crisoom
r1fe 90 aarlcn party in honor of Sea
fniarA f-il About 1000 persons were
pfcfeii lacludluE Princes Fush.ni
FreNfInI fr and rr.rt. rI
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

We see that New York Lawyers.
circuit and Jerome sre t,ing 70 se.
Edisos Dfisbane ia jail.
Brisbane aeclafes shst il will give
Aim a needed r.s-t sFhas better al.
eoala he 4 - 16arnai hsse ,ssa
she s.sorec. e,'i,oiisl iAat uoaid
come irsn snch n,an a. Brisbane
While As-was fa-tiss quiet Of i.,l
Al ths cries ~. rsiisu iasrasssn,
esanoi easss.fle fscl she, Risbsns.
who 4 tbs soa q 81 easasst mioi.tes
and iaherits tee casissiaa spirit a.
rhieA : added knouiesse ar
seiesee and sociology. Is makine
pablo opinion Tally as fsst Al Il can
erysssiiss. Mr. Bri.baac gets al.
&fy sbest - isegs a. ne give saa.
Pr<siasns * TIE Unised states. lie
= - = fase IL 10 s'sstae'ss h,gssse-
tstes his editorials INTO paono-
graph. fk
Asathes t.ss>sz ssasi, ssmeis
Ct>>iu<n. ss,s q hisa so w,
Nr f;fis1ss.. os,xiasiav. csas.
sse. .e<aefii< saa >.,sfkbtf eri.
st<eesss'< & 81, isxai-h Al.e
ftes- Al <<4<< as>A Is his 4pa -,
E..... ~. IA ~ Is ...,. ...... a. =
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03
Roanoko Falr

The great Roanoke Fair. 60 take
place September IS to %. Inclusive
"a the city OF Roanoke. va. promises
to eclipse the very successful exhibit
ton Of last year. Ii will be under
liberal and aggressive management.
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION
Roanoke, Va, August 9th, 1905.
fsf 'his occasion she Norfolk aud
Western Railway via sell round trim
Tickets to Roanoke Al one fare plas 2se
'l's~e'f .Wiii'be sold August 9th. 9Th and
So, s99d 70 sssosn until August 10, 1895.
e ket i4r'5ef iaiormation apply to ticket
agents at az stations in Virginia.
2. ". B. BEvILL,
General Passenger Agent.
Roanoke, Va
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OH papers 20 cents per leo
Shoppers Rates.

The v. d $. W. Railway win sell
mand trip tickets TO Bristol on Sat
ufaays, good 10 return following
sunday al greatly reduced rates.
w. r Allen. O.. Z. a.
:. T. Caytiight. 4 gent.
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II is great reafaro 70 lock OPS
,nron ~ workers upon ihe school
Building 'Agithsu, haste. without
pest" desoribs. sle scene. The elft
b aamkeh On fosk and iumts,
makes 4 merry song. The supeiin.
fendenif are quiet tat attentive and
give ord D. 10 an ordinary tone. All
the work seems % be thorough ana
though be fniiains ,nsy no, be in
ished on TINS IL .bis-- fam 10 be vsil
Hone ana Mil be aroa an improve
insns on TIE building ia which tbs
eiiizens felt 90 Just a pride. BY the
way, this buillinr-isssrves a nsme
and thege ia Rsae Aai deserve.
the honor. The. Ayer School.
What could BE- better or more
euphouions 2
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

The pan who fears the opinion Of
society" when he knows that he IS
lghs - hardly worthy Of being called
q coward"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

Towns that hsre saloons are sure
} have more buisuess--ior ass:arcs.
ndertakfrs and old clothes men.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

There i 10 better way 70 cducsie
be pso1 on Matter. of pubiie poll
CT than DO have them takethe whole
response ilitr When they delegate
heir aut loriiy 81 gets abused. "a
soveFauans N ihe people. for tie
people pa by the people cannot
perish & PA us earsh.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

Much Of shq hsssly q a city is IA
haded stfesls. M all properly
wners viii EtestFhads trces tsw
heir children saa the new eome's
iii soon hlss, thsm
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

Ths iEry lo4foF always de.pises
ls willing -y9rkef- T XII
Ths dSlisf fssts,iy.4a the flscv
ID keeps circulating Is she one that
aids uP town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

Fools.whisky aaa revolver, are not
safe combination.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03
Slsis Fand5 nstn5l School

at AkAkiLhh,i A-f. . rs.-.
~. sriie o9sssifts tHiiion ft.ut,. ,
lo's teticu BIO VISA io ls,srun. tae.B.
fortc4ehps f.
lthcrs. laurrre Lancu Ia. llrraIrr..
~cr-ftt ard Manual Afi.
ol1ca lroi.s. iaiA Gtss, au Ncsk.g
irn-1H
a." sH-cesH fref' irsrtsar i,sg tse
es1ri sff rtrW
q All.'a Educational E7afrl.lt
lOr q h- vs.. l--f'sf t.if. -t-
D. 80 fesla nt ~ pirHsi. tsfai. .t.,.
iio" it-sti.iInr >A.ocr- nfyarsrstit
frif { sni Cd uln. tai lo.st.
2a-Si ut.5-.-. r
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

J thsr - ..f ~. ..-t. ID 49,.
sbs eo<m:e sbeosy = Et<z.>r.,bl,,n
= aiisn 60 his lesciuai ,.s = u 4
lasts and psiac. pies Of ikke Nksi<. I
mast b restatei ia.a a ~ p 81. X Is
every erneistaop. , NJ y -ikzA )
mnst ~ understood 81 81. = rcry
From protcrlssm - moral iupnise
tbe whole rsare 81 hnman existesce
ulost H. examioci ax.,-;ncl
refoymed IN astonishing pssaSssphs
Napoleon or Caesar today, the resi
way 20 cure warts. tomorrow. With
enc hand Le isgelss -oaaaa ball.
.Riih the other be balances a feathsr.
4 I'VE sntesaspd shat son, a. 4
reported that ths editor OF this "a
pr famed ihe coz, law that wss
htflf isstF aud iater repealed.
Pose sbqfia be : latie more care.
fol abou, making such chasgss.
Theresars hose who nsyer stop %,
fssaEsthenssFes q ths trast sslI
believe every flying rumor Where
rsejp5ivf Is apt q b. s,syas this
works an injustice not easily uudone.
The editor knew nothing sbstes,r
ot the GOV Jaw till be was iofi ght
nc must keep his COW up nights. ne
thoeshttAis vas miehts suises lts.
sesihfs n was atep ID. fAs M <.
ton Of ideal city life he feu. into line
IS qaickiy - possible. Ete-s eali
ciuson viii obfy law whether be .
likes itor moi Now. the Editor has
70 hide. His motto ..staa..s 4
4 the head % Err Posre eTsA. .
psndrns "a Everything. Nsnts,itin
Nothing lie helievo- ia pure
Democracy lie believes Jaws shsnll
'rigina'e with the people lie !. On (
'ufnest advocate Of the initiatirc and (.
.eierenium. II the question Of ST.
.ensihle eaw law had been ihoroae
y discussed by the people ihoy would
ave doae something progressive Ia.
bis line Had they gone no farther
hey would have distinguishes h.. I.
weeu the brearhy aud the wtl
raincd animal aud we cauuat HELM
lInkiig lhat - an aet 81 mercy.
hgy would have done something
etut housing stock ia che cold DAYS
{ winter.
"a DE isu' esmc O. tir reople. ssl
rom them aud they naturally resent.
dAu Bis S.oae GAP is bound q
= = Ssau'iiu, up 10 date city. TBef
cry people who iil NOT uant 60 Oct
1vcn 20 put up the.r COWS WIN yet.
EEL od ia ,hc ea.ft to lcautiiv the .
tEeots, protect ale shade Trees. aali4
Jake The place ths scm ct tlt 80
ffr
Oar eisorah viii bcts ilis cui
( We ase ,rsaas k.hiiyteh ne aArse
'nr eoiunns arc open o. all Kindly
iseus'iop OF mattersoi pebble p5t 3
y. Bat ksep sweet aal do,t sle-,h
.om behind.
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saass 4 isaSItEs tslsi5G a sslSI
'tassnf 81. Sc tas beer tuQrh 20 sei1e
hiu p ~. .aa4 pun hin COT OF tho
dance 90 bSi.e4sl f2esl n'T72. i
Whesi che MINI 81 eafsss 3 as.si ,
aiicr fery short -agqflsli %. tae your :
eearic 'p on at uTgSt ga en- &, a.sas.1L
rFieg ~ hy." evcu though -as~e their
II re 9sTAr : 'y''s5'zffs ~
Tae a. obstacle ia the eeurss Of tsae
'ove is fsf ai9,et tAe moihsr ,gi tie
other "a orom9,hcs become. IS AM
etred 4saasss ! oa rs MAJ gaa saitfa H.
90 igr. fushter rs tan io'f more aifiac-
fHqglri thai she thacsteus 90 reveal tie
'moons ~ Z A''r-siugss7 ~ t.e ,youst,,s
F'ni'f i''0 iftf 's'.,'s-E.i, a. }.Feceed "a
- h'' ueNFasa lsf sfis4s-.e -ss
Fountain w.-aiss. . s,asnl, sSsg9pn
81 ~ fier Uilovinr- As-l..e- as a man
b. aot ebHtusd to ifs- e!.'ir i,o1ld axe be-
consisted eninHcif "pifafy yaudr thoprh
i1-l.assi e. Nbr docs f5 -s.iii.yst,s .i,.,.
aaeg tht ttath'df sifrifcto Pad asoiher
b - riit 'iittia Atrll Nitt h ahfki- o..
i'f sf'Ai.f'f ais aFeAehci "a
f----s -sf stfsstssf ,Qfcaatss.
Pc ''- finnrl ior ite .svcssir ac,ss.,
Love IA rfiai-es ere fte fuis sn a..
usrssrias. has.ihu .ssrraee ior- soursn-
'i'es p rot anka5sn Fariailsti,fn the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

erpgsgYsyn 10 Acadsmie Dcrasirest
fREETo VIRGlNlANs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

"'T''fH 0fIcs vas flmIIiar teurc IN
tssis .eeiion thirty years ago, aud your
fa4s'e ntest eFss' snail boy remem-
eeFs having seen him riding along tie
fgad mouuicd upon an ordinary horse.
shd 'Hbii'A,T'ss bev the equine could carry
sssa pondcsanf load gpou his back.
3 iAc captain has married again. baving
welded b snail woman.
..~ Prank Monroe Bev erly.
'sd PaPsrs ~ sale at tnis Office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

kfcm prntnriasm - moral iwonite
the whole rsaee 81 hhmpn sxistesce
most h examioci explained
reioymed N astonishing paragraphs
Napoleon or Caesar today; the resi'
way 20 cure warts. tomorrow. With
enc -heaa le iegslrs = -canaa bell,
with the other be balances a feathsr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-03

- III ~ '-II'"I q ny ~
pr famed ihe cq,r Law that wss
k%lf issa' aud iases repealed.
POSE ssqfia be : ii',le more care.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06

A method has recently been invented
Of deposiling Il metal coating electrical
~ on laccs and other fine fabrics. The
process is still kept secret, but 1t
turns out the most surprising results,
in effect changing the tissues exposed
into the daintiest fabrics of gold. silver
or bronze. The utility Of the mctallized
laces covers various fields. They serve
for table ornamentation and for center
pieces; architects use them In mural
decorations: in applications OH uphol-
stery and for the hangings OF panels in
salons, boudoirs and rich dining halls.
The makers Of fine furniture iuCrust
wood with them In the manufacture OF
screens and on surfaces Of any kind,
plain or curved. They are also used
with striking effect In ecclesiastical
vestmcnts and in ball and evening
dresses. Rich rs they are in appcar-
ance and unparalleled In delicxcy and
beauty they are very cheap. Anybody
can afford them. and the extent Ct their
use in costuming bids fair to be very
great. France discovered ard Is de-
Meloping the industry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06

In the gardens of the Vatican there
has for some years been a small mo-
nagerie composed Of rare animals
which were sent by admirers III vari-
GUS parts Of the world to the late Lea
XIII. In these animals 1.co's success.
sor. Pope Plus ", took much interest
but as it costs great deal to feed
them he recently decided to remove
them from the gardens and to present
them to the various religious institu-
tons in Rome.
a beautiful pelican was among tho
animals, and Il day or two before the
mcnagcric was to be broken up it few
into the country. where it was soon
killed by n man who was shooting In
the marshes. Seeing that he had oh
tanned n genuine prize, he fastened To
present it to the king. but some of the
court officials had heard of the peli.
cans escape from the Vatican. and
therefore by the monarchs orders the
bird was stuffed and sent back to tho
pope. who has placed 1t as an orna.
ment in one Of the rooms Of his palace
New York Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
sum mer Days In Alaska.

"When tell my friends that In
Alaska during the months Of June,
July and August we have almost con-
tinual sunlight and that It never gets
dark in the summer months they in
variably ask when we sleep" said T..
A. Cross. a merchant from Council,
Alaska. "Well. we sleep whenever We
have the opportunity. Very few Of us
have regular time for going to bed
and arising. except the miners. who
work on shifts and have to be more
methodical.
In the winter there is practically
nothing doing. and the few people who
stay there can sleep all they desire.
But when spring opens up business
nourishes. Every one has to work all
he possibly can. because the summer is
very short and a great deal has to be
accomplished to make up for the stag
nation during the winter months.
THE verdure and brush grow with a
rapidity that Ia astonishing In the
warm months. Plants grow so rapidly
that we can raise berries and the hard
Ter vegetables before frost sets in."-
Portland Oregonian.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
Baseball Enxlfsh.

The base ball writer writes for those
who understand his linguistic vagaries
and revel in the seeming confusion OF
his complex phraseology. He is the
journalistic lance who denies the RICH,
of precedent and rides rough shod over
the stickler for literary finish. lie
knows his readers, and they know him
When he says, Tinker lei off FOR the
Cubs and Ozoned," every legitimate
thirty-thrd degree fan" crasps i'm
mediately the graphic picture thu
raintcd. Let the baseball writer alone
In his very frcnZicd phlo'ogy he con
tributes vivid and refreshing contrast
70 the monotonOus news pages and the
wcarying precision of the nice. round
editorial sentences. And We who also
write for n living must confess to Il
sncaking admiration for his boidncss
his originality ana the easy familiarit,
Of his style.-Kansas City Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06

Only tiny opening wns left there,
but one by one they left the skin and
crawled through to stand. the first of
all men, behind the water Of the
Horseshoe In the middle Of the river.
There they fixed the dynamite in
place.
Returning with the wires which were
to fire the charge. they upset their
skiff and had TO swim much Of tho
way. but they arrived in safety only
to find upon touching the button that
they had not taken enough dynamite
to finish the work.
Then Il new trick was tried. A line
OF volunteers, roped together like Al
pine tourists, went out along the heap
of debris behind the fall ut the foot Of
the Horseshoe, carrying dynamite in
large quantity. These men, too, were
travelling In n place where no men had
ever before been. On the way one OF
the boxes Of dynamite was dropped
and burst open on the rocks. but fortu.
nately did not explode. The rest was
buried at the entrance to the tunnel.
At midnight that night there was an
explosion which shook the American
side of the river like an earthquake,
and this time the effort was crowned
with success. The water flowed out
quickly, and thcncefortb work In the
tunnel was prosecuted with case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
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Candidates must reside in the pre-
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A ballot is printed in each issue on
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Any protest against the eligibility 81
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In the event of a tic both will be
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Any successful candidate shall have
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
BENEATH NIAGARA.
Two Thrilling Fcats That Were Per.
formed by WOrkmen.


formed by WOrkmen.
Under the cataract of Niagara, from
an opening beneath the Horseshoe falls
to a pit sunk behind cofferdam in
the bed Of the river 1000 feet up
stream. a tunnel his been bored as an
outlet for one Of the new electrical de-
velopment companies. Its construction
was made possible, says The World To-
day. by two Of the most thrilling jour-
neys ever undertaken by workmen.
When the big tunnel-it Is twenty-six
feet high and twenty-three feet wide
was to be begun neither end of it was
within the reach Of the engineers. for
one was 100 feet out from shore be-
had ever been, and the other was 100
feet beneath the cascades. An ap-
pronch tunnel was therefore drifted
out from shore. 1873 feet below ground.
under the brink OF the falls toward the
site selected for the portal.
To avoid bringing all material to the
surface for dumping the engineers had
side tunnel bored to empty beneath
the falls. Where 1t opened lay huge
pile Of debris. and as soon rs the open
ing was made spray from this pile be-
gan to all the tunnel. 1t came in so
fast that work was abandoned. Pumps
were started. but still the water rose
till 1t was sixteen feet deep In the shaft
OH shore. 1t looked thon as II the whole
enterprise. on which fortune had been
spent. would be failure.
Then three foremen employed ON tho
work volunteered to 60 through the
tunnel in a skin and blow away the
debris. They secured punt from the
Maid OF tho Mist and lowered 1t down
the shaft. The water was within two
feet of the roof Of the tunnel. but they
determined to make the Journey. They
loaded their boat with dynamite and
electric wire aud enough iron to sink
1t till 1t would allow them to move
along the tunnel. Then. lying ON their
backs. they pushed the boat along the
waterway by pressing against the root
with hands and feet. Their progress
was slow and their situation. directly
below the mighty Niagara. was as ap.
palling as II was unique. But they per.
severed and at last reached the portal
through which the water was entering
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
NEXT ON THE list.

lnquistive traveler--"Why don't you
people stop this bcastly rioting?"
Citizen-"My dear sir. that will have to
take its turn. We can't do two things at
once. and We are engaged Just now in
giving the people immediate municipal
ownership -Chicago Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
The Cara Red Noscd Guard.

Tic car has bodyguard Of fifteen
stalwart Cossacks. and every one OF
them has red nose, caused by the ex
cessive use Of wine. They accompany
him everywhere and occasionally offici-
ate as cooks. They frequently insist
upon Tasting" fresh bottles Of wine
three or four times a day to be sure 1t
Is not poisoned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
TALKS OF THEM,

Mrs. Blue-Mrs. Blank has an awful
ly easy way of getting rid OF her
troubles.
Mrs. True--What Is it?
Mrs. Blue--By unloading them on to
her friends!-Dctroit Free Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
Value Of Special Coupons

Single Ballots Cut From
Daily or Weekly Free Press,
One Vote.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO WEEKLY
FREE PRESS.
Six months, so ccnts-a Special Cou-
pom of......... .......... 50 votes
One year. SlN-a Special Coupon
of.......... ...... ............ 10 votes
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Young Men and Young Women

of good character and residents
OF Vermont may compete OH
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ships.
At the University of Yer
mont and at Middlcbury Col
|cge the FREE PRESS will Of
fer tuition, college fees and
room for the four years course.
At the College of the Holy
Cross board and washing are
also included. Young women
are accepted at both Vermont
colleges, but not at Holy Cross.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
University Of Vermont.
Middlebury College.
College Of The Holy Cross.

All three candidates may
choose the same college, but the
choice is limited to these three
educational institutions and the
successful candidate must meet
the entrance requirements be-
fore admission.
Students in Preparatory
Schools will be interested in
this contest. For any success
full candidate not fitted to enter
college this year the opport'i-
nifty will be kept open until he
is fitted.