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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09
AN "FXCLUSTvE" CHURCH.

An old negro not long ago applied
for membership in the extremely ex.
elusive congregation of st. Luke in an
eastern city. Eut the bishop of this
refined congregation told the old man
that his spiritual condition was not
satisfactory and sent him home to
pray. After a few days the petitioner
again sought the minister and again
the bishop recommended the darkey
to prayer. But the next day back
came the old man, his face shining.
"Wcll." said the bishop, "how is it
with you. Sambo?" IT'S all right,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09

consider that, If YOU had placed the
price of one glass of whiskey out at
compound interest at the time of the
visit of the Queen of Sheba to Solo
mon, YOU would now have S7,S16,-
472%
The red faced man lifted his
head. He brushed the place on his
coat where the others foot had
touched him. Then he said:
"'No, l haven't worked that out;
but I'm something of statistician
myself, and If you don't go back 119
feet in : seconds, I'll hit you 43 times
and make you see 17.59S stars. For
I've just had six teeth pulled for IS
that's $1.33 tooth-and l tell you.
you old meddler, I'm in no mood for
fooling' Los Angeles Examiner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09
Rates, So, $3.50 and So
Special Rates by the week or month.
Excellent Cuisine.
Prompt dining room service.

'siodou IuoLJ sNooIa o5LtIL kIuO
W uIooH pLuIlIla pun Lua
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Granite is in Good Shape.

North Powder reports that the city
does not owe a dollar and has over
$500 in the treasury. An equally as
good report can be made of the fin
ancial condition Of Granite and we
might go further and state that since
our town was Incorporated not one
cent has been levied as municipal
tax.-Granlte Gem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09
That Reported Timber Purchase.

Grant Geddes, Of the Oregon Lum-
Der Co., was here Thursday and asked
in regard to the reported purchase
of 10000 acres of timber land by that
concern in the vicinity Of Susanville,
said that they were buying timber
lands all the time, probably owned
that much over there now, but he
did not think they had acquired 20,-
900 acres In one block.-Blue Noun
tain American.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09
UNDER PRIVATE OWNERSHIP.

The struggle of the people of the
inlau1 empire to secure terminal rates
for points not classed by the railroads
as terminals has been ceaseless and
discouraging.
For 2j years the consumers of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09

sub" answered the darkey. II pray
to de Lord, and de Lord say, GO
ahead Sambo, and good luck to you
Use been tryin' tc join that church
myself for the last twenty years."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-09
HOTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND OR ECON

PONTLAND, OREGON.
American Ian, SO per day and up.
ward. Headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle
men. The manage ment will he pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
establishment in the hotel.
n. c. BOWERS. Manager
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PRIDPORT.

The Rev. Mr.. Lamb delivered ar abe
sermon on Memorial sunday, Twenty
dollars were realized nj the orange supper
last woek.-A few veterans met With MI
and Mrs. J. T. Russell last saturday
several being accompanied by their wives
Thomas Dillon. daughter ana grand
daughter Of Chicago and MIR. ana Mrs
lanes Dillon Of Br-to:. were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Rutlor--o.
T. Converse Is delivering his pressed nay
at Grown Point Station.-A daughter was
born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Withereu
last Sunday morning. Several OF our
towns people attended tho dance at shore
ham J,,.to ! Alice Merrill of Addison is
at her cousins, H. S. Withercll' Alma
Pldcecn IS working for Mrs. L. q. Blais-
Walter Cahill "a cousin OF Allen
Pnruot, has gone ia his home I'm Boston,
Examinations for entrance to Bridport
high school. will loo hr.d at tn" hiGh
school rooms Wednesday and Thursday.
juno 13 AMI 49, All who wish To- enter in
tho fall are expected to he present. and
take examinations AZ this time. 'andl-
Gates will he required to- pass q satisfac-
tory examination on the following sub
iccts. arithmetic. geography. United
States history. Conant's Vermont, gram
mer and physiology.
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LINCOLN.

Frank Farr is decidedly better. His re-
covery is now expected Mrs. Lois Clark
had u 81 ght shock Monday morning. Mrs
Sarah COmbes IS caring for hcr-The
Rev. j. F. Thurston expected to attend
the Huntington association meeting in
Waterbury, the last of the week, re-
manning over Sunday.-Thc Rev. T.. J.
Mcader will preach in his place at $50
Sunday and the Sunday school will con.
vene at l:l5.-Charles Meader OF Monk
ton rs guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Beane
Arthur Chatneld, a young man about
% wears of age, son of William and La
VIVA Chatneld. was taken violently In
sane Friday Sheriff j. II. Beane took
him to bristol and placed him IN con
Gncmcnt to await examination by the
doctors and he was later taken to the
asylum at Waterbury. Ethan Taylor of
rutland is visiting herc.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Farr, who have been caring for
Frank Farr the past week, returned u
their home Sunday.-Mrs. Julia Ellis and
Aaron Farr were guests at Harry Farr's
Sundav-Ars. Charles Clark and Mrs,
Lois Clark called ON friends in Bristol
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs Bert Estey, who have
, been employed i'm an Industrial school
lin Middletown, Conn, the last five years,
are at home for the summer Mr.. Estcy
plans to build a cottage at Thompson =
Point soon.-Relativos of Mrs. Sarah Jane
Roberts Kane OF Malone. y. y, re-
ceived news of her death, Tuesday. She
was a member of the Sargent family and
has attended reunions of that family.
here. several times. DR., Beecher of Bur-
l!ngton was called Tuesday afternoon, to
consult with DR.. Briggs in the case OF
Mrs. Lots Clark. Her condition is con-
sldered serious Frank Farr Is improving
rapidly.
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twcnty-four hours;
sediment or settling indicates an I'M
healthy condition of the kidneys; If 1t
stains the linen 1t ls evidence Of kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass'lt, or
pain In the back il also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out "
order
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that Or. Kilmers Swamp
Root the great kidney remedy, fulnlls
every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In
the back, kidneys. liver, bladder and every
part of the urinary passage. 1t corrccts
inability to hold water and scaldlug pain
in passing II. or bad effects following usc
of liquor. wine or beer. and overcomcs that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled
to go often during the day. and To get w
many times during the night The mild
and the extraordinary effect of swamp
Root is soon realized II stands the hGh-
est for it's wonderful cures of the most
distressing cases. If You uced Il medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists In nfty-ccnt aud one-do'lar sizes
You may have a sample bottle oi
swamp Root. the great kidney remedy,
md a book that tolls all about 1t, both
sent absolutely free by mail Address
pr. Kilmor & Co, BlnEhamton, =. !.
When writing he sure to mention that You
road this generous offo. tl.the BurlinE' ON
Weekly Free Press. Don't make any mis-
take. hut remember tho name. swamp.
Root Or. Kimor's Swamp-Root. and tn"
address, Binghamton. y. y "a cycry
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ORWELL.

Prof. w r.. Aikens Memorial day
address was fine and enjoyed by full
house The drilling Of tho NJ. w. A.
was fne and something never before
seen in the villagc.--The Independence
Lodge was represented at the funeral
ut Brandon on Monday Of g. ". l'ol-
brook by G. T.. Abel. y. u. KimhaI COL
". r. Wright and n. l.. Wells MIR.
and Mrs. U. a. HALL Of Port Henry. y.
V, were IN town on "Wednesday. Mrs.
n w. Clark has returned from Sar-
atoga, n Wv w Martin returned
last week to Proctor---L q. Bascom
and 11nrland Hall go to county court
TUESDAY aa Jurors. MIR. and Mrs.
James Thomas arc In Saratoga, \. Y
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
bishop May 2T.---Mrs. Emma Brainiarh
Of Middlohury spent last week at IN"
farm.--Mr and Mrs. Frank Tabor OF
burlington are guests of Mr. and Mrs
T.. q. Bishop-M. J, sullivan has pur-
chased Nj u. W. Doanc's black team
and will draw tho coal and grain Whl'h
ror the past year has boon handled by
Doano.-.Iamos Ryan Of Rutland was II
town over SUNDAY last -EaEl" Inn Is
filling with boarders Childron's day
v.ill he observed Mt the CONGREGATION
al Church next Sunday morning 1o47
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JERICHO.

Mrs stevens Of burlington has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jed Narnoy.
Mrs. Flora White went Friday 10 Wa
terbury to visit her daughters. Lois
Shillhammcr went last week 10 Royal
ton TO stay short time with Madame
Galusha while Mt and Mrs, r. Y. Galu-
sha attend the graduating exercises at
Vassar College, from which th"ir daugh'
ter, ora. Will graduate. -Gcorge Nay Is
home on vacation.-Mr Clorkln was NJ
from Burlington to stay with her fam
ily over Sunday.-Dr and Mrs liulhurd
went Saturday to Boston. Mrs. Whit
comb died Friday night and was buried
Nonday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. j, Perciva
were In Williston Sunday.-A memorial
service was held by the Woodmen Sun
day at tho Baptist Church, the Rev
Campbell being the speaker,
Mrs. Ring went to huntington sun
day for visit OF two weeks.-Miss
Ruth Selleck has been n visitor to hei
sister, Mrs, Curtis.-Mr and Mrs. NJ
II. Packard attended the funeral OF
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WEST MILTON.

There will bS "A lawn party given Ivy the
Grange at Willard Sandersons Friday
evening, June s, ice cream and cake will
be served. The Colchester band W., be in
attendance DIR. and Mrs. II. O. Bullock
spent last week in Swanton returning
home Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Carl Dins-
more of Barre are Spending this week Mt
Minot Smiths. Mrs. Clappan of Milton
Center fell down stairs Monday and broke
her leg.-Mrs, Lansing Snow Is visiting
friends for II few days at Petty brook -
Silas Slbley of Montpelier is spending a
few days with his son, Edwin.
The funeral of Mrs, Avery Phelps was
held at the church here saturday, the
Rev. NJ. II Ryan. pastor OF the Methodist
Church here, officiating. with singing by
the Baptist choir OF Georgia Plains.-Mr,
and Mrs. ID. O. Bullock, who spent last
week with friends in Swnnton returned
home Saturday.-Captain Smithers of Fort
Ethan Allen, with his wife and daughter
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UNDERHILL.,

Madame u y. Whitcomb, widow Of
f.. S. Whitcomh passed peace
fully away at her home on Saturday
evening after an illness OF three weeks.
In one week she would have reached
the advanced age of S. years and ha
resided here, save for occasional alb
senccs, for rs years Funeral services
We're held al her home on Monday af =
ternoon. a large gathering of friends
and tho many flowers testified to the
love and esteem in which she was held
by the community. Rev. Edwin Wheel
ocl1 conducted the funeral services, as
assisted by the Rev. Wilbur Rand
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and Harry Ellis with Miss Bertha Norton.
.organst, furnished excellent music for
Memorial day.-William Miner and Greta
the young dauglser Of Mitchell Russell,
are ON tho sick lst-Nrs \. Tart and
Tho Misses Sarah and Mildred Tart visit
ed friends in South Starksboro the last
OF the week. Miss Sarah Tart will remain
there with Nor aunt. Mrs James Dwire,
for a while Mrs. William Miner return.
cd Saturday from a visit 30 ncr sister,
Mrs James Cass, at NorhGed John
llulctt Of Waterbury, visited his brother,
Frank last week A daughter was born
10 Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Cady VIII move
90 Northhoid this week.-Grota tho Young
laughter o. Mitchell Russell is some
what better. William Minor still remains
worry ill-Mr. and Mrs. .. J. Tomlinson
have returned from Massachusetts where
they have spent tho winter Mrs Levi
Taft IS quite poorly this spring.
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MILTON BOKO.

Mr. and Mrs a - wood attended tho
funeral of Mrs. VIVA Ballard FL Fairfax
May 4-prc-momoria oXcrc SOS were held
hy the school Tuesday afternoon with a
PROGRAMME well rendered by the pupils.
Captain Fay gave brief sketch Of tho
battle OF Gettysburg. After singing
'America,' all marched TO the cemetery
whore the veterans graves were decor
'atcd with Gags and flowers. Several at
tended tho funeral of Mrs Avery Phelps
at West Milton Saturday and Of Orrice
Ballard AZ Georgia Plain Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Fay and infant. who
uoro guests at Captain Fays the last OF
tho week, returned 10 their home in ,'est-
ford SuudaN.-Th" Rev. NJ. II Ryan
preached here SUNDAY and will hold SER
vice every alternate Sunday
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preached by the Rev. H. A. Campbell of
East IIardwick. His theme was The
Aim Which Is Divine" 1t was very
scholarly discourse teemng full of ad-
vice for the young people. Special music
was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vail with Miss Bes-
sic Titus ut the piano
Tho Rev. James S. Clark. who
has been pastor of tho Congregational
Church for tho past two years preached
his farewell sermon Sunday morning. He
preached very interesting and helpful
sermon, taking for his text "The Faith
full Servants" Mr.. Clark has made many
friends in town who regret his departure.
He leaves here Thursday TO visit his par
en's in Brattloboro. lie has not decided
whore he will locate A farewell reception
was given him in the church parlors
Wednesday evening
MIR and Mrs. Willard Atkins of Pike.
n. H., are in town called here by the
serious Illness of A. S. Atkins. Mr.. At
kns's father. MIR Atkins, is suffering
from an abscess on his brain-Mrs. j. O.
La JOY is much improved in health since
her recent Illness The ladies of the Meth
odist Church we" very successful in
their food sale wh'oh they held in Ire
vellians store Friday. as they cleared
nearly fS-George II. Isckford has bought
the hathaway house ON the corner of
Main ana Church strcets.-Mlss AliC"
Goodspecd of Montgomery Will arrive this
evening to spend some time with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. q. O Kim
hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Rurt stone have re-
turned from their wedding tour ana have
taken rooms in Mrs Fairmnus hous" on
Main streot-Mrs H. ". Nosburgh OF
Waltham Mass Has arrived in town to
visit at the home # her son, V. T. Nos-
burgh Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Drew havo
moved into the tenement in Dr. charles
Eatcs's house or Dewey street.
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ST. GEORGE.

Tho republican caucus Will he held al
the town clerks office Saturday evening
June o. at $50 o'clock Comrade James
Milham is confined to his bed and no'
improving in health.-Mr and Mrs W
". Place and niece. Jennie lsham, OF
HinesburGh spent sunday at X r.
Forbes s.-Austiu Mckenzie ot burlington
spent sunday with his sister. Mrs Mary
Noonan-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chase were
In Tnderhill last week attending INC IA
neral Of Nj Chases mothor-MlsSe>
Sarah and Kate Comstock Of South Bur
lington visited friends IN this town sun
dov aftaNnnOu
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Sral !lurlhurt and Miss Ida
Ilurlburt Of burlington spent Memorial
day here with friends Mrs. l.. S Adams
is expected homo THIS week.-Miss Lucy
Uarringtuu of Eutland mas been visiting
her mother Mrs. Emma llarriUgton.-
Mss Nettle gturtovant Is visiting h"r
parents. Mr.. arl Mrs. Watson StUrtev"nt.
Tho Ladies' Adj Wo"t with Mrs John
Doolan this VIC X. Presiding Elder Dows
lecture WIS v.!l attended ON Thursday
cvcuinr of last week. !; was humorous A'd
pathetic, with lots Of good common sense
mixed iN Tho Ethan Alien band came 30
the front MS usual. The Epworth Lcagu"
made success Of ii AS they always do.
Memorial day exercises were well attend
cd, the h.st for several years. The sing
ing by MR.. Thompson and Mrs. g..
I}rlttcl and NJ y. Baker and c. NJ. Baker.
was lur Tho four schuois took an active
part. Tho address Ivy the Rev. y. Heller,
was "a historical one.--Mr. and Mrs H..
Tylcr ot burlington are at their old home
for tl. simmer.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from First Pnse.)

Monkton called on the Rev. Goo. Grey
Tuesday, May g9.-Miss clair clifford Witt
ed friends in burlington over Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. O. W. Ferguson and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ferguson were guests
OF Osborne Fisher ana wife in Bristol
June and 3. The pre- Memorial exer-
clscs in the village school Miss Lottic
I'm. teacher. were well attended there
being about 81 visitors present. After Il
we'll rendered programme by the pupils.
the company was entertained for an hour
by NJ 1cnning'q phouograph. The school
room was prcttily trimmed with ever
t-rran 0n,vpr- and flags Maurice Graves
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

commencement eNegc.~rs OF the Essex
Junction graded schools viii Ice is io.-
lows: Sunday evening, Juno TO- batca1al-
.reats sermon by the Rev. q. \. Stott,
Methodist Church, Monday evening" June
IN, at Music hall, commencement concert.
a cantata. The Wrcck Of the Hesperus'
will he presented by the high school pu-
nils. readings Will be given 10y Miss Laura
puro. Tuesday evening, june J., al the
non,ist church. grammar school gradual
ing axercises. Thursday evening, Jun5 a.
lirb school graduating exercises at the
IConpreEat oual Church FRIDAY evening
limo Il. reception given by the Alumni
association To the members of the grad
Iuotinr class, TO which invitation Will 20
loN Intended.
Mis- Jessie Marion Ferrin, youngest
child of Or. and Mrs c. NJ, Ferrn, d'ed
nj the home Of her parents at lo15 o'clock
Wednesday forenoon, after an illness or
nearly three years, About the beginning
of that period unmlstakable symptoms
of tuberculosis showed themselves and
IN spite Of an exceptionally brave struggle
TO regain health aided by splendid con-
sttution. all the best resources OF the
medical profession and the tenderest care
tho disease made great progress. Miss
Ferrin was born May 9, 1879, in the house
I'm which she died She attended the VIII
| age Schools, and also the Burlington
high school, from which she was gradu-
ated in 1895 In the fall of that year she
entered the kindergarten department or
the Armour Institute. Chicago, from when
she received her diploma two years ia'e''
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EAST CHI RLOTTE.

/ N'ws has been received OF the marriage
/ Of Mir. Mckenzie Of New York city and
Miss Clara Carpenter. daughter Of Jo-
soph Carpenter and wife of r.I, town
Tn june meeting of the W. G. T. I.
was held at the home OF Mrs p, NJ. Emo
wednesday afternoon. May g. at two
Io'lork. Mrs C.aNtou. tho superintendent
|ot evanGelstio work. conducted the meet
I!nc.-Irauk Palmer. with his force OF
linen, has j. X. Taggarts new house well
under way-Tho children of the Baptist
sunday school are preparing for children
|dar, which VIII be observed the l7th.-
Tho infant daughter Of MIR and Mrs
charles Blair died Monday forenoon OF
Icouvuls ons.-M mortal day was observed
ihy some of our citizens attending the ex-
crci7.s ut Burlington, Hiueshursh or Ner-
comes. y party of "a young ladies ard
lLcutlemcn spent the day a Thomps ln
/ Poiut.-Mrs. Sarah Horsford is having
new chimneys built at her farm house to
replace tho OLD ones which have proved
TO bee uusa fa. Whil" burning out a week
lago the uou-. caught ire from a defect
in one of them, Prompt assistance from
tn. ueighhurs sawed tn" dwelling, which
wa+ but little damaged. The following
. was taken from % recent issue Of an In
'd.nuapols. lnd. journal and may be %
interest To some Of the readers of TINS
Irauer. the occasion bins til" Eratuai.1S
exercises Of the Indianapolis, Ind. law
school. May 92. l9." tho class numbering
g.. The Edward Thompson company
'r,.ze. consisting Of "a complete set Of the
.Erevclopcdia of Pleading and Practice.
for he member of tho class WHO mas
maintained the hEh"s' grade. the grade
.b...r., determined 10y the excellence of the
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SOUTH STARKSBORO,

John Birdsal has gone to Burlington for
a visit to former friends. Mrs. Nellie
Orvs IL confined to the bed.--Mrs. Eta
Sargent is on tho sick lst.-Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Kmball of Lincoln visited his
mother. Mrs. Mary Kimball. and brother,
Clayton, Sunday.-James Grace will &c
this week to build barn for Levi Liberty
In or near Huntsville. There will be
childrens day exercises at the church here
at the usual hour next Sunday.--Ahout 10t
friends and relatives gathered at the home
of George Steadman June I to celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary.
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TO RENT,

PASTt- RING TO RlINT-We have several
fine pastures that "" want 10 rent, an
entire pasture or We will take colts or
CATH To- pasture at low price Pike
Mfg. CO., Pike, n II. 3l,d&wit
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$50 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale In good
condition, also 31-iight dynamo as good
as new These are both rs volt and will
run many more lamps on lower voltage.
Free Press Association. Burlington.
cGd&wtf.
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ONE: CENT
a
WORD.

Advertising IN this column ono cent II
word, each Insertion. Copy may be
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less than twelve words. two lines. Special
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months
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-.A 5oD-foot hot water heater,
% horse power steam boiler. W. b.
Gates. 2t5.d&w.tf
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SCHOOL CHILDREN.

Buy Wadsworth. Rowland & Co.'S
school moist water color paints. Price
25c per boz, Sold by the FREQ Press
store.
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WANTED.

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PORTABLE ENGINE, 6 horse power FOR
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