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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
THE CAPITOL As A WHOLE.


Lfetlc Hope That 10 Will Bver Ne
Architeoaurallv Perfect.
1t Is not the contention eve Of en-.
thusiasts that the capitol n or ever
will I've q complete and perfect whole.
There 10 little hope that 1t will ever
be entirely finished and still less that
It may attain perfection. Apropos Of
the dome. for instance, It may be re-
vailed that the rhetorical and fastid.
ious Ruskiu does not admit Of iron 40
a constructive material, and on those
grounds inveighed disdainfvlly against
the spirs Of Rouen cathedraI. Purity
and petttshness aside, there are other
reasons why the building fails to con-
form with the essentials Of really great
architecture. A. far ~ the interior is
concerned, the situation 10 anything
but sublime, and It 10 hence Q pleas
ure to know that Elliott Woods. 90.
p~er1ntendsnt Of the capitol building
and grounds, has under advtssmsnt a
proposition for the Rehabilitation a the
rotunda. Yet the faults Of the capitol
appear In q measure Inevitable to those
who know and treasure :ts history.
Looked at broadly, they are not faults.
but merely venerable Shortcomings IN
cidental to growth and development.
Considering the importance Of the pro.
spective alterations and extensions. the
evolution Of the building seems to have
entered upon an approximately nnal
stage, and It Is gratifying to know that
congress, the superintendent and the
consulting architects realize the dig.
nifty and seriousness of the task in
hand. Something Of the old simplicity
should guide and chasten each effort.
To this simplicity should also he added
a reverence for those traditional ideals
and aspirations which are, happily,
a country's or an individuals most
cherished heritage.
The panorama. onNe its several fea.
lures are supplied. will present a ma
jestic and inspiring spectacle. Grouped
about the spacious court will be Eve
superb structures-the capitol on the
west, the senate and house Office build.
ings to the north and south and the
Congressional library and its compan-
Ion on the east. To the average eye
the capitol will offer little change.
There will merely be a grateful gain
In repose and proportion. 1t will, as
before. continue the focal point. tho
keynote Of the composition. Despite
Its immensely, there appears to be
nothing that Is pompous or p%retentious
In the scheme as at present outlined.
1t Is but the logical ful6llment Of
plans. long since formulated. which
are the fitting symbol Of II subsequent
national and territorial expansion
Christian BrintOn in Century.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
"why did you TOOK at the clock, MI.

Thurston
MY train leaves at H." said Thurs.
ton Gloomiiy.
"Going away, Thurston?" queried
Bobby, with interest. "Where"
"South Carolina"
mfr. Thurston is leaving onto live
there" put In Jane hopefully.
"Oh, I say, that's great" Her effort
died unnoticed. south Cardinals q
fine old place. was there one sum.
rner. tell you what. Thurston. they
have the prettiest girls You ever Jaw.
Jolliest, brightest things - not n bit
stif. A fellow can have a mighty good
time there"
II suppose So" said Jane stifny. II
dare say you had a good time there
yourself. Was that the summe you
were expelled from college7 I should
not think, Bobby. that you would care
to talk about It."
well, for heavens sakei", cried the
injured Bobby.
Thurston looked at the clock again,
with o%stentation.
Wont you play the 'Serenade' for
me?" asked Jane desperately.
you know I can't play anything but
The Good Old Summer Time with
two fingers, and I'm too shy TO play
before people"
II meant Thurston, Bobby" explain
ed the girl, with suspicious sweetness.
II know what you q play"
Thurston stalked grimly Owe to the
piano and dropped bis hands on the
keys with a thud. while Bobby sat
back complacently in his chair and
Jane fdgcted in hers. He struck sew:
eral heavy chords. then began the ten.
der monotone Of the ~"Sercnade," but
the Y irritation, vibrating to his
finger tips, Jared the harmony and
| Thurston, breaking of with a dlscord.
ant crash. swung round upon the stool.
II rant play tonight" he said vicious.
~, returning to the fireplace.
"Why, you were doing fine" said
Bobby. with polite surprise. You're
too modest about It."
Thurston set his teeth, squared his
shoulders and looked at tho clock. 1t
was nigh upon the eleventh hour.
"Mr. Martini" he begun grimly, II
am leaving upon the II o'clock train
| tonight. This IS the last opportunity
I shall have Of seeing Miss Wallis.
When you came III l was about to ask
her to marry me. l am going TO ask
her now. Will you defer your visit. or
do you care to hear me?' Jane gasped;
so did Bobby, the good hearted blum
derer.
"Oh, I say" he began, springing to
his feet in direst confusion. I'm 10
end sorry. wouldn't have done It
for the world. What a duner I've
been. I'm awfully sorry"
$50 an l." said Thurston.
II hadn't an idea
$50 it seems" interrupted the older
man. with suppressed rage. 'but since
I have suggested n to you
"Oh. Bobby" cried Jane, with a
hysterical little laugh.
Young ass" muttered Thurston.
taking a step toward Jane. Bobby
fed incontinently and the door slam
med behind him.
lhurStOn caught Jane anu the vlO-
let's and the violet chiffons in his arms,
crushing them close.
I'VE don't have to say It; WI know"
he declared e%xultinglv.
YES" said Jane with a laugh that
was more than half a sob. but we
wanted Il chance to say it anyhow"
A bit OF coal fell from the fire to the
hearth with q tiny crash.
Was that a step In the hall!' MUIR
INJURED Jane. But she did not move.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12

UHu HIb IeUrnI0K nVU gone IUF DcyOnO
the narrow boundaries Of the township
in which he lived. 1t was the biggest
thing in the county. Many a poor sin.
ner who had gone out of PARKWAY to
his long home got his first praise in the
obituary poem by Jed Feary. These
tributes were generally published in the
county paper and paid for by the rela.
tives Of the deceased at the rate Of a
dollar a day for the time spent on them
or by a few days Of board and lodging
glory and consolation that was, alas,
too cheap, as one might see by a glance
Mt his forlorn figure.
I shall never forget the courtly man.
ner. SO strangely In contrast with the
rude department Of other men in that
place, with which lie addressed the
chairman and the people. The drawl-
ing dialect Of the vicinity that favored
his conversation fell from him like n
mantle as he spoke. and the light In his
soul shone upon that little company
a great light, as I now remember, that
flied me with burning thoughts Of the
world and its mighty thenter Of action.
The way Of my life lay clear before me
MS I listened and its days Of toll and
the sweet success my God has given
me, although I take 1t humbly and hold
II infinitely above my merit. I was to
get learning and seek some way Of ex-
pressing what was in me-.
It would III become me to try TO re.
pcat the words of this venerable seer,
but he showed that intemperance was
an individual sin, while war was a
national evil. That one meant often
the ruin Of n race, the other the ruin Of
n family; that one was ns the ocean,
the other Ms a single drop in its waters.
And he told us Of the fall of empires
and the millions that had suffered the
oppression of the conquerOr and per.
isled by the sword of Agnmemnon.
After the debate a young lady read a
literary paper full Of clumsy wit. rude
chronicles Of the countryside. essays on
Spring" and like topics-the work Of
the best talent Of PARKWAY. Then
cnine the decision, after which the
meeting adjourned.
At the door some boys tried ito cut
me out" came through the noisy
crowd. however. with Hope on my arm
and my heart full Of a great happiness.
did you like it?" she asked.
every much" I answered.
"What did you enjoy mOst?"
"Your company" l said, with a fine
mir Of gallantry.
"Honcstly?"
Honestly. I want to take you to
Richards some time"
This was indeed n long cher shed
hope.
Maybe I won't let you," she said.
wouldn't your
You'd better ask me some time and
see"
Il shall. I wouldn't ask any other
girl"
Well" she added, with a sigh. "f a
boy likes n girl l don't think he
ought to have anything to do with 9th
er girls. | hate a fiirt."
l happened to hear a football in the
NOW behind us, and. looking back, saw
Ann Jane Foster going slow in easy
hearing. She knew all, as we soon
found out.
Il dew jes' love t see young folks en-
Joy themselves said she. ITS en-
trancin'!"
Coming in at Our gate. I saw a man
going over tie wall back of the big
stables. The house was dark.
Did you see the night man!' Eliza
beth Brewer whispered rs l lit the
lamp. went through the garden just
now I've been watching him here
at the window"
fro BE Continued
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
A o

At all times men knew the Duchess
de Gramont as a plain, homely. frank
and ruthlessly Outspoken woman and
called her the ~"pockmarked duchess"
Condemned to death by the revolution.
airy committee In Paris. she said to II,
You are quite right to kin me, for l
hate you ALL" And a little later, when
she was late at her own execution and
the headsman i%mpatiently babe her
hurry, she answered. ION y va, ca
naille!"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
What He Needed.

Patient-Why are you going to on.
crate on me? Young Doctor Because
! need the money. Patient Well.
that's all right. didn't know but you
was going to operate on me because
you needed the experience.-Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
Weeds.

X weed 10 q plant that grows Il
abundance out OF desired limits. Any
plant may become u weed by escapini
from cultivation. Many plants tina,
with us are highly esteemed In other
countries grow as weeds. while. on thu
other hand, our weeds are in othei
countries sometimes highly priced
The correct use Of tho word depends
altogether ON circumstances.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12

Angry Patron-Hello. central! What
did you cut me of for? Boston Tele-
phone Girl-Because you used a plural
noun as the subject Of II singular verb.
You are not allowed to do that on this
line. sir.-Chicago Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12

All For Him.

"Your fancee seems to have a Will
Of her own"
"Yes, and sometimes half regret
that I'm the sole benenciary."-Phila-
delphia PresA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
Tired.

Tired.
"Your account has been standing q
long time. NJ. Dukey."
"Theu give II a seat, my dear Shears."
VERY glad to. cir. Shall We make II
o receiptr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12

Shea clock IL different from a man.
Hem what respect? she-When II
strikes II keeps ON working.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12

To endeavor to work upon the vulga,
! with ilne sense 10 like attempting q
hew blocks with q rasor.-Pope,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
A Xaafed Life.

The recent death of Simeon Solomon
In st. Giles workhouse brings sadly to
an end the career of an artist who for
ty years ago was looked upon as one
Of the greatest Of the coming men III
the art world. His earliest works show
cd that he was a magnificent colorist
aud q rarely capable designer and that
he had an exceptional command over
intricacies Of technical practice. He
seemed indeed destined to take his
place among the masters OF imagina-
tive painting and that he never full
Oiled this destiny has been due not
to any want Of public appreciation.
but unfortunately to his own defcden.
ciss Of character. His habits OF intem.
pesnnce made impossible the proper
pursuit Of his profession and led him
into the hand to mouth existence
which has now ended tragically with
Ing the walls Of Q workhouse. London
Globe.
The BNnent Of Contrast.
do you think that industry is essen.
tial to happiDess?"
"A little H." answered the easy 60
ing person. III a man had never done
any work he would never realize how
much comfort there is In having none
10 dO."-WashingtOn Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

RAlE oF maHoIAnE
FURNITURE COST MAR ftHH
~ 81 tHCk EitfoN a $50. Will
sEI1. All TttEin aFAglot q
SAtsENNooMs aN aud an fiitai
ANENIE NEAW nAIarEHN
SrnEEr the fFfI JUNE. AT De- %
HhaFt4 elegant hed sets nHHHrsmnuHt b.
% hfds. hair mattresses. fine bsa-
alnr Faidru uak furniture. consist
tHN uf square Hud round extension
table,. dining chairs buffet china
EInaFt center tables. reception EhHifH.
mahogany uHrlaF fufniIurp fine
ntckeru elegant Ihiekeriuu upnEht
FiHHa. cost $40 HH FuuH HH uFW
kimHall upfiNhh ateinWaY square
eut glass ~ the beet. flakfinud chlHa
fuI scr fuat S., tableware uf tho
best silfrFhHfH. turiHH. Indian
stools HFlNsaa hrHr. dressing table
sofa pillows. circular Ice thor uuhui-
atrfed seat suitable for hatri book
case. wardrobe. pier siaHaY mirrufH
pietafr7z arr squares Administer
rpEH velvet eafHets. Oriental russ.
Mnlfailc steel rdHEe. The above iH
the hsHt ever Offered "a Seattle
public end n open Tor iuHufe tlan.
Lunch provided on daY - sale -
=. hlekert.a CO. aurtiaurefa
Phones. Mfs io1i. Independent 80
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a. Fiar a3sfoaE corner on Twenty
fffth. fine Nten near Madison.
fasla EIHr Capitol lfiu bet
81 .faa Eieeanf tafoaf corner with fine
view - lahe Washington iu1s
prove mUutH naAd.
q sa-thoies ID s1xts near Twelfth
aGa Madison. = HarEafu.
q e.l -one II De choicest Tote ON
QHrsn Annf large fuf finest
view EsuratHtr
81 a0- one - the choicest lots uu
ufaf Eii. nn more as fHis price
g. Gt- ftauhIH rafuHT nH Hfuad - a /.
Las reFf ffHat very choice We
rHH FsrfIa afH recommend
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NEW YopK STOCKS.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The Ior
lowing quotations ruled on tns
Stock Exchange today:
Annals. Copper. 81 IS. 81, 81,
Brook. II. T., 81 rs, 81 is. 81 -
Peoples Gas, lel e
Metropol.. 12l Ia, 1913 ga, ia IL
L. s. Steel. ia, 80 30.
U. S. s, pfd.. 81 9-4. ~ s-S, " l-S'
Atchison. 50 rs, So IS, 50 b-S
n. q o.. III Ia. 10 s-4, Ill l.s
Can. Pac.. 150 S-4. 100 S-s. 1908
Erie. 413-4. Al 1-2. Al IL.
L. & y, 147 SIS. ti6 IL, i4I -
Mo. Pac.. 100 81. 100 Ia, 100 Ia
Penn. 1sa IS. 1Ss 50. 1ss.
Reading. 9s, o. SIS, % 80.
Rock Island, so. % s-4. 20 81:
South. Pae., 6s rs. 6s IL, 6s I-&
81. Paul. 176 "a, lie, i76 Is
Union Pac., 126 Ia. 125 b-S. 10 %
I'm. Cent. i65 "a. 165 10. i65 l.L .
N. y. Cent, las IL, l49 Ia, ia IN
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CHICAGO MARKETS
CHICAGO. June 24.-The follow.
ing quotations ruled on the boafa
Of Trade today:
Wheat High. Low. Close
July, s11-4. SO "a. 80.
sept. So 5-S, 81 5-s, 81 rs
Dec. s4l-A
Corn
July. 81. 1914. 50 "a.
Sept. SO rs, 81 IL. So "a.
Oats
July, 321-4. 81 81. 81 rs
Sept. 80 Is, 80 Ia.
Pork
July. 1267. 1255. 1855.
Sept. 1805. 1895. 1900.
Liverpool-July wheat closed w
changed from yesterday, IS IL l-'''
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nnEuEa fEHpip a cox.
lm8.U=l Alaska BUILDING

PINE esfaasn cottage. mnaeru. on fth
ave uFat BOT sanfsH. uunHsffuefed
view ~ the has Tails d q n5et hHme
ARD cant hrIg auIfiuK YOU Price
tHa. cash 81 na balance easy terms.
81 aderu Hsfasm huuHF. um fih ave.
wet Ell street improvements iu and
paid te u cash. balance easy
terms
west R1gd yiea GAggs 80 cash.
balance monthly
s-renm modern house. on a corner.
80 - cash. be- iHuce easy terms
nice view Eaia uu Ath avenue west
uuif laH. $50 cash. balance monthly
: Ard asHfre tracts. ] mile from street
car. So "a - per acre Sidewalk
within & hIuCkE ~ fhrsH tracts.
e acres. near Auburn. Tor So. hhlf
cash
TO- acres an improved. 90 SIS PER acre
Money 60 loan.
r. q HfERs q 60.
20 Arcade HuildiuE
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For sale-RsaI Es.ss.

lEsT BUY IN BAII.ARu-Own
needs money and will coll his Groom
plaatcred house and nice hO- foot lot
al a very low price If taken al once.
II IL a nice level lot. thoroughly
flowers and garden and Ga within
3 blocks 81 the best Ballard business
property Look at the place and
make me an offer.
ROBERT MALTHY.
gIa-g0-u Alaska building "A
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NOW b che chance to uar YoaH timber
and homestead uEht AM acres uf
good FARMING mun nnlf "a fEW mllre
from railroad HHN town this land
oal Irrigation. Don fg3l g. hfE mo
faf "a free farm
SEVERAL Thousand acres - good tina
her laud fasf thrown open Ter entry
rfuHafHF fHasauH 10 tfsu .HH Co fnF
uu4rtHF Eco sour timber flEht uu
raud timber Parties teaVlHH every
daY until ali this good land - taken
L. e. DOLBY.
eis-m pIanrea Block i'haus fna SO
TT
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lsaftarf and laHEr ground. also CLEARED
acre. at Rainier Beach. terms
owner. Na Lumber Exchange -
House and 8 lots for sale ONnst
a11 fath Ave. y. q. terms N
New. modern Groom house. IL Asnvf
avenue north. Rent Van
James g. Love. Grocer ~
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90 IANn-TIIE MAN-rnE

MONEY.
We have the iaHd-a nice. hlr piece
~ ti-siEht lB Seattle rich poil level.
We are nuW clearing fronting three
wide HffretaY enc % them equally
dividing it a beautiful alwAYl-ruu-
ing stream trHVeraiuE water in
which o. beat fish and battle. the
man alive Cd a good thing with
va the amount needed. a. awaited
Ihe whole price u only 81 90. long
time lew Interest rate on the um-
paid part sou We are waiting FOR
the man 60 hgX 4 poor man can
afford ia little later a millionaire
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY.
A9i=2 Alaska Bids. IA
Don't fan 90 look this up IN you want
"a new home that is nice as well as
useful
SIX rooms. closets. pantry room for
bath outhuildiuRH. TWO tO-fuot lots.
GA corner. alley nice garden. can
keep COW aud chickens. the best
part OF Georgetown. HW0 cash or
terms 60 suit HaA RuwHmiah street
corner Chestnut Get off al Howard
street, or phone Red 7ua "a
1 WILL sell my own homo at Go N
ttih street consisting % I rooms and
3 closets. for $50
". 5. HUNT.
as Epler Block Phone Main ts61
IT
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Acreage for sale


f1VW AND TEN ACltE TitAgft~
North Of the city. On the afYht
Northern railroad train stops On our
Gland waterfront on tho nouhdI We
hHve dsfF OVID dock tAeLt T. eiHo
aehoul nud oa5,ffiee. we nag gftt
500 acres III laed thefh aud how
have about 900 nNlb left Moot 81 the
tracts We sold are being improved
There are about hQ new houses going
uu 90 completed. The SOIL ~ very
Eund and many tracts have running
water the year around Most u uuE
tfButh have un uHuhntfurtod View OF
the Mound and ilounthinH. The SCAT
tie Everett iutef0t ban road IL Graded
iuHt think IL over Tie price iH only
IL for Do acres uud VI. 80 eHah aud
s. pee month This lnad L just tbs
Hhnu as We are nplllna n ltirhmund
BEACH az 500 90 80 per Hgfr. ThlH
viii lac tHn lHHt cheap land Differed
HHfltf Frt busy uud 80 ana pee II
only q minutes ride. Take Great
Northern train TO MradowdHlr. our
agent there viii show YOU AROUND
Take some money along ana make
him deposit nu the land. VI YOU finu
what Nou want. az NO rrnefNHtlHuh
Hrr made without a deposit TINS
land iH selling rapidly nnd We hd
tisr Nau e. ~ up az once ana lu,t
thtH over We Hlaa advise ven PC
lock ~ uuu cleared waterfront nt ta@
per lot right AZ the wharf ANA nihz
NUHr 4 WHEELER
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AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS
FURNITURE. THE CONTENTS
or SIX WE'LL EUHNIBIIED
ROOMS r. q. Biokerton a 60.
will sell a. GO Cherry street on We'd
nesdaY,. the Eih of june, at 10 20
mattresses. bureaus. comuodrg,
chairs. center tables. toilet Hets, fine
art squares. extension tables, dining
chairs. fine rockers. fine range. In
0ffum. CroeferY, RraniteWnFf The
above lH all good and has boon IN
use but a short time. T.. q. Bleker-
ton a Co. auctiouaera Phones.
Main lgol independent 1877. n
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THE MARKETS

Report furnished BY DovninG
HOPKINS & Go. unc.1. brokers. ~
s05 and SOC Alaska building
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NUHr 4 WHEELER.
GulmHu BLOCK

NHN - NANaNt. AHH AfN tANiNf .i.-te. ...'s
tis per acre. A. IilaMfHDN lal
jefferson Place, ballard. Phone
Ballard lsts
Snake fIFDf irrigated orchard land Q.
Do ana WeHerr tracts haid on easy
paFmtHtH. loss rates Tor saturday
uiHht eEUurHloH. SIS Arcade hlAs iUF
Information. e
TEN ACRES Alder land. naaiif
cleared fHa HaIi handy g. Seattle
Tacoma lH rrHfhHu atH. fHHH terms
ROBERT MALFhfs
HfH-H=I Alaska Holding "a
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-IuHEsfh farms ard acreage. 80 per
aHfe Some improved selling cut
BE the owner. liliimans Ia tbs fimea
EfaHf today If
groom e0tinae. "A fiHe fruit trees. Tor
small HuumlHg hnHzH
MERRITT HEALTHY CO.
- ana YOU mlaah -
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Several choice timber claims Tor I6e1,
ton Call AZ once and use your
f DOLBY. Gaso Pioneer ~
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Choice I'D fHr So 90 auF hind =
terms W win build 500 8 house GA
YuaF nau terms
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q aerra. Be- cleared Eaat innd. Hl1rluE
a. afee beech modern laFuum hnHnf
han. several outbuildinEH. stock ana
fuain ! ldn
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Star Want AID. Agencies

p. u. Mullen, AZ Ballard ave. op.
Fesits City Halt
Freuent prua Co, Ewing stree
ard Fremont avenue.
Quaker prua Co. tots let ave.
Thoa Harris et psstetfioe, hentoik
c. N. Lehndreff, eiaar stere, VIVA
Eaenna
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SALE Or GOOD FuRNI-
TUHE. THE CONTENTS or SIX
ROOM FLAT. p q. Hickertnn 4
Co. will sell on Monday. the 10Th. ut
l0sD sharp. on the premlsaa. No
tHAA Seventh avenue, near Seneca
street elegant oak bed sets springs,
mattresses bedding. mantei beds,
chiffouier. poFiierca. lace curtains.
bed lounge. fine art squares. chairs.
center tables. extra fine steel range
and other useful articles. y. n.
HickerfOu a Co, nuetlnurerH Phone.
Main t0Qi: Independent 1871 "a
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Fivr acres. Adjoining small town.
madsrn s-ruam house. handy % -
attic. EaNsH