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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The following newly elected officers
of Court West berkshire, No. $3.50, In
dependent Order OF Forcstcrs. were in
stalled January %: Past chief ranger,
II. II. Olmstcad chief ranger, G. L
Colcord: vice chief ranger. G. G. Aus
tin; treasurer, \. NJ Jcnnc; recording
secretary, II. H. chalfcc; financial Soc
rotary. W. II, Joilcy; court physician.
Dr. g. T.. Johnson; court deputy. i. G.
Towlc; superintendent OF Juvenile
court, y. .. Burlcson senior wood
ward. u. II. Stannope; Junior wood
ward. \. T. Peuo senior beadle, II. T..
Rogers; Junior Doadlc A. t.. Sinclair;
orator, g. IS Emery; organist, Arthur
Houdley.---A social viii he held in
Forcstcrs' hall Friday evening. a lit
,rary ana musical programme viii be
given and refreshments served
Chaunccy Norris was called home Sat
urday from North Scituatc Il. L., whrr,
he was attending school, by he SERIOUS
Illness of his fathcr.-Ladics night
VIII be observed by Court West Berk
shire, l. o. f., at their hall February $
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

y" nv. Mr.. Mason Of h,nn'bursn
Falls organized Y. NJ. &, \ here Fri
day last-t.rn"st Young received last
week the news OF the death OF his sister,
Rcl Young. wife Of H. A. Klnehan. who
died January 90 of heart lis"asc At
Nashville. Tenn Mr.. Nelson Goodspeed
of ST. Alhans. who has been visiting at
her brothers, Charles Alien. has returned
homc.--Ioon Smith started Saturday and
John Riley. Monday for Texas in the en-
plcy of the Il. J. Kendall SPAWN Cure
Mrs. Charles Siratton Of Enosburgh FallI
has b"on visiting friends III town.--'rhe
Ladies Auxiliary meet with Mrs D.
Morcn Wednesday afternoon A sou
was born To Mr.. ard Mr.. Joseph Cook
Saturday. January s.
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MONTGOMERY.

The village school closes this week
The Junior leagues are 10 hold Il
social ON Friday evening at c. $. Par
ker's.'rhc w. G. r. l.. and the w II.
NJ. s. mot on Fiday afternoon with Mrs.
W. G. Mausiicld.--Th l.. ~ : Of St
Bartholemcw's church met on Thurs
day of last week with Mrs. Alice Clapp.
b. j. Wade. who mas been i'll, is i'm
proving Presiding Elder Nuttcr will
preach at the Methodist church next
sunday evening at =. M. and the
quarterly conference will bc held on
Monday morning.--Thc ladies prayer
meeting was held on Tuesday at the
parsonagc.--M. !. Maurice, +. r
Campbell. f. w. Combs and II. J
kublrc were in st. Alha,ns on Tuesday
to attend the meeting Of the creditors
in b" bankrupt case Of II. J. Rublee
before Referee H. NJ Mott
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. Della Eel Starkcs, wife OF Elias
Starkce, died at her home on Saturday
afternoon at five O'Clock. Mrs. Starkes
was II years old and had resided III town
rlgst of her NE. She il survived by her
husband two sons. Charles Of Springfield.
Mass. and Norman Of New Britain, Conn.
and y daughter. Mrs. lill Harrison, who
resides With her parents. Funeral SER
vices were held az tho Methodist
church ON Tuesday at ton O'clociS Mrs.
Dexter Towne is sick with grip.--lr.
Ncliun Boyrr los; one Of his span Of
horscs by an accident on the threshinp
machine. There lis Il parcr being circu-
lated to help him 10 buy anothcr-it is
-NpoCtrd there will bc services IN yho
congregational Church for several Sum
days in February. The Rev Nlr. Lamb
If Plnniioil, Mass, Will preach. Mr..
lamb comes IS candidate tor thc posi-
ton Of pastor % III" churC h.-Nrs. Ed
win Rockwell of s;wanton was III town
fox u couple Of Iavs last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
ENOsBUR0H.

Sarah Adams Is ut Warren Porlc%'s
very i'll and her brother, t.phram Adams.
from Ncwvor, Center is assisting in car
inc for her Tho ladies' of Mcmuria'
church will serve = dinner III IN" lecture
room january N--Waltor :. Juud "l
Swantcn was in town last week "u bust
ucsS.--Thc next meeting Of the y J.. :.
G.. f., will lie at the Roy, II. $ M"iialo ;
the evening Of February 2.-Th' school
census of Enosburoh town district just
completed gives whole ruinbor from
In ~ years. 81; 122 boys. 1870 girls; ir"n
= 20 years old, 81: from to l. years
Old. 49,; FROM Il to Is years old 60. Az
but enc Of the schools will clos" this
Nnt, fnr IL, SnrinC VaoAt ton.
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ST. ALBANS

The ST. Adams street railway is still
ALTERNATING. Efforts from various sources
to prevail upon the employees to re'un"
work and open up the road, have been
made during tho past few days. hut the
mon stoutly refuse to lift finger until
their back wages are piid in full. The
limo of tn, road has been lost to view
since The last snow storm and people
on tho outskirts arc getting ready 10
hang out their washingS on the trolley
wire.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of
uannn j. Rubleo. lrrkr,'N, 81 Mont
run,ory. was held Tues day at tho oi-
ico of Referee in Bankruptcy ". NJ.
Mott. +. l.. Campbell. a lawyer of Mont =
gomerl-. was elected trustee. and an *
animation of the bankrupt followed. Th'
meeting was finally continued until Fro-
ruury %
Tho first meeting OF the creditors of The
bankrupt .stat" Of the 81. Adams Furni-
tIrn company was started Tuesday hui
mot much progress was made ewing Il
the numerous technical questions raisco
hV the imposing array Of legal talent
present no less than min. lawyers being
represented in the case. The hearing WI:
finally continued until nine o clock OH Sat
urday morning, when it is expected ina
IL trustee Will he elected and large
number of claims examined and proved.
| Dr. and Mrs. William Stanford Stevens
and son and Mrs. : II. Lewis. who have
been living in Europe Tor the nast i
II onths. will close their villa in Florence
Italy. at once and are expected to arriv,
here about tho middle of February.
| John j. Hunt. who retired from the ic'
| business a couple of years ago. has ii"
ci1cd to rc-enter tho business and vii
this week begin tho work of filing hi!
! hly ice house I<aIsn SIR, L
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Loop and FAM
lily and Mrs Adds Darby of the West
are guests OF their brother. w. a. Loop
this weck-.M. :. Thomas has loaded and
shipped to New York during the past
month four cars Of apples. The hypnotic
entertainment was well attended for three
nights Miss Cantcrbuiy of Boston has
been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. y. W.
Fisk the past wcek.-Miss Josie Long
| field was homo from Plattsbursh over
Sunday.--Pctcr Fortune has been to Char
lotto visiting his brothcr.--AIrs. Helena
Tenney has returned from n visit in
Swanton.--AIr. and Mrs. Nelson Pardy
OF Chazy spent Sunday At ~ : Tho
mas s.--Thc annual meeting Of the In
dics' Aid society mot January Is ana
| the following officers were elected: Iresi
dent, Mrs n ". Fisk; first Vic.-prcsi l.
dent, Mrs l.. T. Trombley; second vice
president. Mrs. Ire fall: third vice. ST.
dent, Mrs. i. ] Thomas; secretary, Mrs.
NJ $ Thomas, assistant secretary, Mrs.
~ g. Uoconih: treasurer. Mrs T.. s
| l'leury; committee Of scciais and fair
work. Mrs. Helena TenneN. Mrs NJ. $
Thomas. Mrs u. y. Trombey and Miss
Mary Montgomery. This society il ias;
gaining notorieiy and is becoming moro
prosperous each year. Its industry OF rue
making was mentioned This fall in the
bureau of commerce and labor ut Wash
ingpon. l.. c.. some OF the rugs were OK.
hlbired at 81. Louis far and the klifA cIut
10 Burlington and they received honor,
able mention and received several ,o,i4.
lnenda lions from The arts ana crafts from
several places, The receipts of last yea
were is7GTs and they have on hand /,
begin the new YEAR aoou, ia, pounds 81
rags and l.5 pounds of warp. The surIlu,
funds this year, the same n last vii
b. used towards tho new rubic fr~'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
RICHFoRD.

The Sons or Veterans VIII hold their
State encampmcnt mere in June-Lal
the three year-od son of Mi and Mrs.
w. s. Woodworth who was operated
upon Sunday for ii spinal trouble by DE-.
IIiwlcy of burlington. died Tuesday noon
from the effects of the operation. The
funeral will be held this afternoon at
two o'clock at the house. -Watchman l..
j. knight at the detention house has re-
cevcd Il pass from Sheriff II. ii. Peck of
" indsor county admitting him Ia the ex-
ccuticn IF Mrs. Mary Roe.rS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
COLD WAVE COMING
Temperature Ranges frOni = ~ Is De-
xrccx below Zero IN the West and
Northwest.

Chicago. Feb, l.-Reporis tonight from
the lake region. the middle West AMI
Northwest show that cold wave extends
over n wide territory. including illinois.
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. Michigan Wis
consin, Minnesota. the Dakotas, Mon.
tana and the Northwest Territory.
The temperatures range from two de.
grocs below zero in Chicago to ~ below
in lIuNrc, Mont
Among the points where the tclhpc,a.
ture was below zero are.
Chicago ;. Milwaukee 10. 81. Paul IL.
Kansas |, OMAHA "A. Des Moines -, Bis
marck. Havre IS Calgary 60
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w1NoosK1.

Sidney Beardslcy died Thufsdii! a'ter-
II. severance. in Colchester Mr.
,nrdslry was in his 18th year ara mas
ZEN II patient sufferer fionl kidney lrou-
q for a number of years. lie wa II
hing man of exceptional qualities ana
mpnv friends IN Colchester ANA this
jiere Will mourn his loss. The funeral
~ held Saturday afternoon At two
,Iock from the home of MIR. and Mrs.
II. Severance with mtcrrlcnt in the
|nion cemetery.
runaway with several unusual ica-
os took place Sunday afternoon
,out four O'Clock. rs Frank Eaton Of
|Wlncton ana y rricud were returning
own cd drive III al" country and were
minus down thu hill near Hoods cross
Z the horso took fright ana ovcrturncd
10 sleigh. throwing out both the "c-
jpnuts The electric aud steam car
aclls aud tho main rodd SO this village
m about parallel at this point and til"
Orsc after running short Instance
Irnci ON to the steam car tracks. The
nhnl continued ON DOWN ih" tracks
ds~iug over at least Eve switches ANA
,cks. pieces Or the cutter being leti h'-
ind as each one Vas cleared. About
uunrtrr oi Il in.l" beyond the Nn""sH'
NOT is tho -rau bridge known as the
Tue bridge and IT, ,lr~ point the horse
nntirtr.d 40 its und nght. On reaching
he hrida, ne lfcknd his way across the
- which ,tlc about u foot apart and af-
~ crossing fullN a. third of the distance
l. iadc u nUsstor and foll his forward feet
3cconing wodEod between tho ties. Men
no hul s"cu tn" horse pass down the
Iracl1 hurried 10 hi, assstanc" and witt
|hc AID ~ BLOCK and tackle ana lnhnN
rips Of canvas and ropes. tho horse WI
Ie,urcY bound ana with tn" ala Of tho
| lock was raised from hlS dangerous po'
tou and placed on II ston" boat ant
ken TO WiuooSki. where he was set on
5 toct. From this point he was nhl'
90 Ae driven tO Burlingt on. Beyond
fsw scratches Tho horse was uninjurc,
hui tho sleigh Was almost reduced e
Ending Mood Both the occupants q
Inc sleish c-cun"l with few scratches
| Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. l." IinSonmcir are th
3,rnud naltuts of iWm boys. born sun
slar lnarnin1.
PRETTY Wedding was solcnni2od "A
f. Francis Navicr Chur, it NOndl,
ln,rltinr when Miss Anna. Noiiugos
kaurht.r OF Mr.. and Mrs Leon Panuudc
became tho bride of William Navlolt o
81 Ily;triuthc. +. q. The ceremony wa
performed hy the R,v. !. =. Auuct "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. toward Newell Of New
York hnvc been spending Il fcw days
at the home of II. ~ Martn.--Quitc 4
number of thu friends OF Mr. and Mrs
j. II. Davis spent tho evening with
them at their homo Wednesday. Janu-
airy % Music and gaines were f"a-
lures OF the entertainment after which
refreshments consisting of sandwiches
cake and coffee were scrVcd.--Mrs. w
T.. Newton is in Walden visiting hc'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. y. 7 Kingshury
The Lend-a-t1and circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet in the vostry OF
the church Wednesday afternoon al
two o'clock.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of tho 1Ipisco-
pal Church meets with Mrs S. +. Morey
Thursday afternoon with supper !iOm !
Ia rs manifestation and Mary Cof'in
tire both i'll with colds-Alr. and Mrs,
Cllrancc Huh Of West Berkshire were
guests Of Mrs ilu!ls rarcnrs Mr.. and
Mrs Albert S. Merrill Monday and Tue e.
iav Of this week--A party in honor Of
lar 18th birthday was held nj the home
Of M,ss Hazel Craft TUESDAY evening
j. nuarv 1.-THE Wooiman held Their
nnill meeting in Opera hall Monday
nigh, January 30.-Mabol Gates Of y. A.
Bakersfield Is to rocto n the exercise
February t. founders day at r. A.
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EAST H1GHGATE.

J. l.. Mills of sprinsh"h' Mass. was
II business visitor III Town recently
Miss Henrietta Rcad returned from st.
Rocks Saturday, wherc she has been
visiting her grandparents.-h dance was
held in Eritchc's hall last Friday even
ing, music being furnished by two pieces
Of Saser's orchestra of Pigeon Hill, Que.
About Is couples attended Several rcla-
tivos and friends from this vicinity at
tended the funeral of John steele at
fIiyhgatc Center Monday.-O. $. Rixford
Is IN with innammatory rheumatism.
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Uuro for u few days.
Mrs. T.. T.. Cushman was out TO church
ON SUNDAY after being housed nearly all
winter with bronchial trouble. Mrs. Will
liam Clark was able To leave the Mary
Fletcher hospital on Friday and is to
spcnd a week or SO with her rarcnts on
the island before going to- hcr home in
Recommendations Reynolds ana wife are
in town for n month at lcast--rhc chill
drcr q, Bert wood. who were i'll. are
much b,ttcr.-Mrs. Charles Scott is poor
~ at present Miss Frances Newton 10
hop, frnm NussaC huSCttS.
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GEORGIA.

Mrs Charlie lAndon was in ST. Adams
"A toss days the past week.-1hc Rcv. and
Mrs t. !. Nye and son. Hale, who have
pccn visiting friends in iInbbardton tie
past two weeks returned homo Monday
January 3o.--Edward Young and daugh.
ter OF Alburgh were guests OF Nh and
Mrs; William Decker Il few days the pas:
week ~Richard cIary OF Conrocook y.
H., is visiting friends herc-Mr and
Mrs. James Williams were at Milton
Eoro Sunday to visit her father. John
Human, who is III with the srip.-The
Ladies Mission circle of the Baptist
Church will hold an All days meeting a.
uhc Nest.y Friday February ,. An in
italiun is extended IL AN lh. ladi., Ia
he present. Miss MIRA Lombard is Al
iktg unclc's. Juhn I'umnn's ga Milton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
FAIRFAX.

oscar Dh"i"ls has bought th' Maria -.
otpIF farm h'ti"r Known as the Album
NJ S'oi> ldfhi.-In' Rev Dr. G. $, Nut
Ter "l -. Adams preached III the Motho-
uIst Church sunday morning The
annual meeting o. IN" FalrfaX Cemetery
'oso'i"t.on was hcld IN town han January
T. Inc following were elected as trustees:
i }. Norton, :. n. Cillcy. J.. T..
iIunl :. +. Wilson f. :. Shopurdson.
l.. H. ld ana e. H. Wilson.
va" trustees rs'tniZrd 10y clocilng The fol-
lowing officers: Pres dent, y. j. Norton;
clerk and Treasurer, :. r. Cillcy; sexton.
James LOWS Arthur +. Kennedy Of
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FAIRFIELD.

social dance will be held at the
Franklin county house Friday evening
February 6. The ladies arc requested It.
bring boAes.--Thc condition Of Mrs. Hat
tie RILEY who has been very i'll with
stomach trouble il some brttcr.-Miss
Mary Mcmahon gave "a sugar party tC
her scholars Friday. William McMahor
furnished the sNrup-Nlrs. Frank Ryan
who has been III, is some tetter--Mrs
H. w Soulc is i'll with the grip.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The school taught by Miss Lille Me-
IS Kinney and Miss Hattie Ricard close
last Friday with an exhibition which
was a grand success.-There We're sew.
erai whist parties in the neighborhood
last wick. --Mlss Nellie Peters Of Rice
Hill is visiting friends here-aiss
Maud HsrhawaN who taught school
in the Carman district, has returned to
her home in Bakersfield. Robert
White has hired out to Frank Winters
io work ON the faIm.--Mrs. Della
Iiolmos and son leo have gone 10 Iios-
tom 10 spend the winter.--Mrs. WIN
lam White and Mrs. Lew ST. Lawrence
are visiting frisnAs here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

The will OF Chas. Lockhart OF Pitts
tvlrr. whose estate is estimated at be-
tween s7S.0o.00O and 00,0O,00o. was pro-
gated yesterday. After providing for iltefn-
Of his family ana friends Mr.. Lock
hart begueaths 100 for public BENEFITS.
Tie Y. NJ c. A. of Pittsburg is to ser
s5ONW.
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COMMERCIAL.


New York, Feb. !.
FLcuR-KsceipIs 3aSlG bbls; exports.
Ash bbls. sales, 7,sU bbls. Tho market
vas firm but quiet Minnesota patents,
q. SSfIG35: Minnesota bakers. A3o0is5.
winter patents. Sc boao.s5; winter straightl
IS a0u5.A5; winter extras. $SSSU%so; win
ter low grades. 81. &9Nlo
RYE FLOuR--steady fair 10 good. $40
a. 60: choice To fancy, sA6Wb o..
EAT Receipts 40 bu' sales. 3,"'',
c1Q hu; spot easy. Options olsned strong
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FRANKLIN.

iiirim Willard returned from EoyLlton
Monday Mrs. j. + Moultcn Of Jericho.
who has been spending two weeks with
Mrs. G. W. Gates, left Wednesday for
her home, stopping for q fcw days At
Irffersonville with Mr.. and Mrs e. c.
powo,l.-Thc Roy. Mr.. Farman will &C
cnpy the pulpit Of the Congregational
('ltu,rb pcyt sunday.
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er on bull support and covering of shorts.
but subsequently yielded to a lessencd
cash demand in the West and under reai-
zns sales closed weak at il@ssc net de-
cline; May Sll6&al165s, closed tl.i6',;
July, 81. o3st1 .O3ls, closed sos. Sept, osisW
$50. closed a6isc.
CORN--Roceipts. 265,525 bu: exports.
'el.%o bu; sales 25,C00 bu futures; 1900
bu spot. spot irregular. Option morket
was neglected hero and eesier In tone,
closing &c net lower: May, f0d50ilc. clos
cd SOC; July closed ahc.
OATS-Rcceipts. .FO0 bu; spot easy.
FEI;D-Irregular; spring bran. s20.2o;
inihdlings. 1890 city. go 0odH5o
HAY-Quic,: shipping. 6on66c; good 70
to choice. SMfs,c.
tiIDEs-steady: Galveston. . to q Tbs.
| lie; California, q to u lbs, i3c; Texas
dry. "a to % lbs. l+c.
WOOI.-was Arm; domestic fleece, 4
sf3sc.
BEEF-steady: family. SO. seo1i. 50;
mess. ss.oca9 TO-; beef hams. 81 .noza 81;
m cket, S1o0f1O n: city extra India mess.
a. S0GieU
| LAED--Easy: western steamed. $L2oi
$50; Nov. closed s7.?5 nominal; refined
steady; continent. 37.c5: 8. A., $50; com.
pounu, toI5ube2iS
PORK-Steadv: family. ti6 066i 5. 81:
ahort clear. N3 751is5o; mess. si2 7sVi3.so
| POTATCES-Steady: Long island. tf.T
ef2.oo; state and western. u. 3s0l.5S; Jcr.
sey sweets. &2OOd35o.
| TALI.oW STEADY; city 02 per pkg
AHc; country (pkes lrcc) i'sM ne.
PETPO1EUM-Was quiet. reiineI New
York. E.?5 Philadelphia & baltimore.
$50; DO in bulk, $S.o".
| COPPER--Ouiet: sN.s7Enl5.i:l..
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet: No. Z invoices.
SIC. mild quiet: prdovI. i0W13c. rhe
! :ra, ket for coffee futures opened steady
at decline Of 5Nlo points in response
ia heavy receipts reports by the early
Brazilian cables md Indifferent Euro
l,csn markets. There was continued and
Mcrea sing liquidation during the morn
ing. Tie close was steady At net un-
changed prices to "A decline OF I points
I'll months being lower except Oct. Sales
were ronorted OF 1i5,nlo bags including
.I,rch at s7oG",o9: May at s;.50d745
jug s,.i5n7.70: Sept. s7.1Tn7.nC.
Sl'GAR-- Raw was quiet: fair refining,
PC: centrifugal. as test. I5-l6c: molassss
surar 3-l6c refined was quiet: No. s.
So: No. :. $3.50; No. 2. $40: No. 3. SIS:
40. r. 81 10. No. H. $500 No. u. Sass:
No. q. ti>n confccticnet, q. s. so. mould
a. Sc -. c,t loaf. 81 80: crushed, Sc S.; pow.
d.Tc1. $50. srani:latsd. & %: r,bcs. 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. I.
Cotton futures orened steady: Feb.
IS s. bid March. 500; April 1888 bid,
May, ssai; June, 800 Md; July. $40.
Aug. SIG; Sept, s7.2oI,.23 Oct. s'eo.
Nov, 81 20 bid. Dec, s. 80. Spot closed
quiet 10 points higher; rriddlinG uplands.
t7S5; m1dling gulf. $3.50; sales. ESQ
ba les.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. Feb. /.
Trinity again led tine local copper mar
Ike, to. day. otherwise dealings were mar
row and prices were soft.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. Feb. !.
EUTTER-Thc market was higher:
northern, 3lnS2c: western, 30n SIC: Vor-
mont dairy. a6ifcSc.
CfIEESE-Market was quie,: Vermont
twins. 12i.nl%:c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

rive hundred and twenty-fon" raroiled
Russian prisoners Of war, left NaKssaki
Yesterday on tho l'r, acli mail steamer en-
route To Russia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
MOVED.

Tho Southwestern business Univcreity.
Of Oklahoma CITY has, on account Of its
increased attendance been forced TO move
recently into new quarters, l1S-l20 North
broadway Tlis institution has under
Us present management grown very rap
iaiy. untn az the present time It's en-
roilment during the year runs up into
hundreds. Anyone wishing to prepare
himself FOR the hest position offered by
the commercial world can make no mis-
take by entering this institution. It's
equipment Is second 70 none in the coun-
1ry and Is surpassed by none in the
Southwest This institution is Offering
a special rate during the summer months.
Anyone wishing information concerning
commercial ,educltion should write to
ihe Southwestern BUSINESS University
Of Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
sooiallsm.

Socialism explains why workingmen
ask for better conditions and get bull
pens and bayonets; why farmers can
get no legislation in their interest,
while millionaires only need ask and
they receive.
Guy e. Miller deported president Of
Telluride Miners Union. Telluride,
Colo, will tell you about Industrial
conflicts.
Miller does not theorize, he holds
up the naked facts of life and inter
prets them in the light Of Socialist
philosophy. If you arc tired of 'di-
viding up he will tell you how to
stop it,"
At City Hall, Wednesday, May 3.
Subjects: The Battlefelds of Indus
try Socialism" Industrial Evolu-
tion 'The Conquest of Freedom"
Logan County: Glthrie, May ga;
Orlando, May 5; Mulhall, May 6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
CITY BRIEFS.

Old Con,ructah has gone the route a.;
last. After running up and down the
streets and alleys Of Guthrie for several
years the poor old colored woman has
leen taken 10 the asylum, having been
adirdged insane ylstorlay evening before
Probate Judge Strang. This takes quite
"a historical and quaint character out
OF Tie city Conuacfah roamed the
streets and alleys az ali times az night,
picking UP whatever shc could hnd, but
seldom steallng. But Saturday night
Contractah got a little OF and took a
shot or two az a strange Fellow who was
Wandering around her house Being con
sidcred unsafe she was adjudged insane
and is now at Norman.