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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.


yEprF,JNre
Tho Addison county conference Of Con-
grcEatonal churches viii hc held at
Salisbury Tuesday and Wednesday, May
- and -. The program follows: Tuesday
at 1o. u "a. M, d"VotI I"rai service
NJ. A ThNma~. Sal sburH; 'l;'' "rstniza-
ton. bus ness. reports OF 'omm'tt"eS;
u So "Fh" National ''un'IL ~" N'"
Constitution i2?-'. nn"' and SOCIAL
hour: leo .. M. d"No' i"nal >"rvi'". u.
Holmes. Whiting; 80. reports OF the
r"ei-tar of tn" STAT" ~ religion. "Th"
N"w England CONGREGATIONAL Congress,
iie"u~-'on. go. Professionalism. Past.
I'r' 0nt and Fu'Irr. the Roy r. Il.
Dawes. - j., N"rgou0cS 3HH, address.
'Nork among h. /uluS ~ South Afr.ca,
Mss SUSIE r. Tyler. returned missionary;
$50 conference sermon. Tho Roy. 6. II.
Dickinson. II ~. Middl. bury. COM
munion service. tho Gcv. ! g. Williams
aud the Ecv W. " smith administers
iuc. 30 dcvutional service tn. Rov. ".
T., Slocum. S1lishury: 500 The Ms
sion Of he Church in a Community" the
Ecv. : f. oioodloart. Wh!ttng. discus
70. So. spiritual Power for Service
Eve Re, William ,ffU1r Dri..,. r.l..e.
dav n,o,.nfnr dovn,ion.,, ecr,ice 1oadc-
No Roy Charles Wattio. Shorohan, o.n1
business. a.9o rpseiory ..7,bc vorld,s
Nond ,rd our posno,si,i,;,,." ~, po,
/ = p,xmon rorri.4,,r~h. GA ..--no
r,an of ,nnortior,ren, ,,a po,. = II
r}aflcr Vcvh,idcc diyc,s.i,,, ,o.qo
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rhorohtn. toa .1,bo Cr,,lool. ro,. tb.
kingdom or t,d ir tive p-oeert A,o
tho rev. 7 G. W,,,ion,s DRIVEN dis.
ruseion: l1:S dinner and social hour.
500 y. m. ..our Homes for christ" the
Hcv. Henry Lamb Bri,ino-t''. I 20 CON
~orenc,, cou1socratinn sor>,co. led hv tho
rcv. r l. Hiuiard Nov Haven ad
tojrnncn- Each .brrcb ie cn+i,1od to
Your deIcc7ltcs besides i.e ras'or hut all
uro como will bo ,ntortainc, cnnvc,-ancc
vil bo provided n, West Sali.bury for
DELEGATES arriving. AZ o.ao als.,.at Leicester
TInrt;on upon tho arrival or the Addison
train al qA5 = m p.Icpoto. win be mo,
., West salisbury ~ o.her bou-s unor
notification Those c<no.,tin,, n ho o,tcr.
tanned ovcr nirht will notify r,.acon
r,hon,as l,ororo ua,. te
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N'''. '"d'l'9 h'h'' y IlI WIN triSHt >
"'S'd''e' j. = i''''' went 10 i'oSt"il
N"''udE " "t'''' III" "u"al session
~ Nn' S"Pf'"'' '"'S" "l li' Ne" FhS-
from the Vernon, grand Iod9. William
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
ADDISON.

Mrs : T.. Smith is in quite poor
hcalth The dance Friday evening
was a pleasant affair and well at
tended.-Edward Gorhan is, very much
hettcr- Christine Bacon OF WaIthan.
was the guest Of Clara Clark over
Sunday-MiSs Balch spoke II the Bap-
tst Church Tuesday evening Miss
Lucy Palmer was n home over sun
day from her school in East Middle
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THE GRAVE PROBLEMS.

II Wa from the uttersrCcs of Mr..
Carnegie and those who followed him
tina, the gravity Of the problems to
hundred years Of coal supply and half
that Of iron was the prediction of the
famous iron master.
There were WAYS by which both
tho coal and iron supply might be
conserved, according To Mr.. Carnegie
10y economies in mining and in use,
and the development of water trans
portatior, which ho said required
less OF both products.
pr. l. c. White of West Virginia
added expert knowledge and predic-
In which he predicted the exhaustion
OF the Pittsburg coal supply in 80
years and the West Virginia fields in
practically the same time
John Mitchell former head Of the Uni
ted Mine Workers union estimated that
FUZZY ~ per cent Of the coal in the
mines already Developed had been vast
eel IN mining. and much greater per
centase in use. Without such waste.
which he believed might be overcome.
the supply of coal would last 2,uO instead
u. IN years as predicted. lie concluded
with plea for more attention TO the
safety OF mine operatives.
GOV. JOHNSON TAKES ISSUE,
Governor Johnson Of Minnesota. made
lively talk in which he took issue with
Mr.. CarneS1s's statement that wasteful
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MONKToN.

At tho Grange meeting Friday even
Ing = names were presented for NOM
horship and II Was Gcridod 10 purcha Sc
= piano and have II here 10, the next
meetinS May S-Mrs. r. n. Dean is in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

Tracy Of Monkton is i'll at tho home OF
hcr daughter. Mr.. Walter Young
Perry Hallock who was sent to tho
house of correction at Rutland for not
supporting his family has hccn takcn
to tho insane asylum al Waterbury.
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SALISBURY.

A. H. Nelson of New York visited
mis- parents SUNDAY Mrs. Orrin Net
son is a litll" better -Ariton Edward.
infant son Of MI and Mrs Leland
stone, died Friday. Thc funeral was
held sunday afternoon.
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NORTH FERRISBURGE.

James " ,ur,y. u rcsncctnd citiz"u. dio1
Sunday after an ilnc4s II g fep months
with hear, truunto at tho age Of - Years.
The funeral ras held u tho catholic
Church ut CIarlnltc Wcduc.d.. morn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

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"''"n' y" M "'n'" ana Il'nrN hur-
"nE'nT'' an 'r"'" N"" work. state ihc\
"'rc "rr'S'" SUNNY ~ frch'h 'FooN
In N"u's"n "i" "r' "'''g"" 10 nav" n""n
"s"'nE S'n' N''NS' 'n"N had camp
ana ""noN'" 'n' Pr"n'rN owners ny
"ur'In- ''h''S '"' N"""' nearing VIII
u h'.d as soon q" H'a'" Attorney H. {.
lilHS'I' returns from New Mrs
William Kent VINO has boon at tn,
Fanny NoSnldi' burlington "h"ic Sh"
und"rWon' an "p'iaN"n' has returned
nom" inu'h IWpf'N'd No0u' ~ members
nj F"tn"r Daley Council, knights %
Culun,hrE. l,ft Monday night Tor Zen.
tdugtor to attend tn" state convention --
MONDAY market day. eggs brought -
conta and uuttcr ?; ccnts-T cattle
,hinrIcrt Nouda> consisted of three cnr-
load. or cows. calves and hogs for the
Now york. ami E~,rntnn narkcts-Tha
r. main. or Nr, Marion 1Nilos , ror-rc-
resident vo-o hrourht hcrc from Wall
inrrord N,n,,t, and taken a tho Wcst
c.fnctor,. for burial in tho family lot
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ms 'IS"l mp SUNDAY morning. ti' got
np at 'hr'o O'Clock 10 Ie' out cat
"A'h was making racket ana IN
son' way Suip'd an" t"'I on inc moor
Mr.. M'i."od was qnIt" fcohIc. having
been confined 10 TIC house all win
ter.
County and town politics are beginning
| To warm up. tn" following arc candi-
dates for county offices: james Il. p"no-
way Of Midd!chury and Ahram W. No"tc
OF Cornwall for senators from tho south
district. George Thay'r Of Lincoln for
| the New Haven or north district; Charles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
5
Local Items Interest From All
q
Parts Of y SIreen Noun
tail tate.
4
THE NEWS pi COUNTIES
THE NEWS pi COUNTIES

rbe winooskt Valley, Villages In North
From tho Island In the Lake To tho
PBsSumpsic. Along otter Creek
and by tho shore, OF White
River Covered ny Spc-
cial Correspondents
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MIDDLEBURY.

County Fish and lame Narden VII.
Lam Fl. Taft Of Bristol and Deputy War.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

CONFERENCE
Two Ideas Which Will Mark Ma
terial Progress in America S
Future Brought Out.
COMBINATION OF FORCES
state and nation Must Form ~ rcr
mancnt OrEaDixatiOn-->O Constitu-
:ionnl Limit to SErccmcnt he
tween the t.oycrrmcnts--
Grccting Cumuituous.

W Nh"hihS'"n' May lii "n "' a..
destined 7" marx material proEr"sS .n
America 'ntur'' resulted from III" hrSi
"i IN" tnT'" days conference a. ih"
"n'te ii"uS'' a. winch fr'''"'n t'"'s'-
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a -onnittee for consideration
to,tv-rou- snvernors 60, m ri,ao,
chairs IN tho bistor;c a,st -oo,r ,t tho
White House and cha,t,ad @-o-n N 70 -
o.c,,,k tbi. ,no,,i,c VIE ,,,na-oa
o,hsr norsons ,.x.d tho .,,raci,, ~ tba
room 1,he, wo-o c,hipe, ,f,to-s CT
rre,n. court Justices senators -cnroson-
,.i,o -. l., :, III, T.,
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WHAT SHALL WE no.

We have become creat because ot tNe
lavish use ~ our resources and we have
inst reason to he proud Of our growth.
But the time has como to inquire serious
lN what will happen when our forests arc
gone. when the coal the iron. the oil.
and the gas are exhausted when the soils
shall have bcen stll further iupoverish-
ed and washed into the streams, pollut-
ing tho rivers, dcnudng tho fields. and
obstructing navigation. These questions
do not relate only to the next century or
to the next generation, II Is time for us
now as nation TO exercise the same
reasonable foresight in dealing with our
great natural resources that would he
shown by any prudent man in conserving
and widely using the property which con
tains the assurance OF we'll being for
himself and his children.
The natural resources | have enumcr-
at-d can he Vidrd into two sharply dis
tlnguished classes accordingly they
ars or arr not capable Of renewal Mines
IL used must necessarily be exhausted.
The minerals do not and can not renew
themselves. Therefore in dealing with
the coal the oil the gas. the iron the
metals generally. all that We can do is IN
try to soc that theN arc wisely used The
exhaustion is certain ~ come in time
(Centtnued on 4th PaEc.)
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methods prevailed in iron mining in the
lake
call for Governor Hughes met sJon.
t'nc"us hacking. but the departure oi
N" Governor for Albany wae announced.
Jonn Hayes Hammond, who has the
reputation OF being tho highest paid min
ing engineer I'm the country, read a paper
on engineering methods in which he drew
tho conclusion that Will. this was no
way 10 revoiutionizo mining methods,
ihoy might be improved gradually.
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@crmiidtc t~clcsrupbiidDc 9epriden.

&n &ndionpille, 1ln.. bat Nu.
quit Eoppcl in Solac cinca %perbGna-
niBpollen &erIcben2 ieincu Setter,
nen 20 Sabre oIten learl Niuoop,
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ihoIien.
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@ilcntbilulcr Scr yEoit" in Gcnoer,
Col, luclf)cr eincn 2lnQrifi nli 0et
lriihercn GunGcaicnotor Sbona9 Ot.
Battlefront 0cn N0llptei9entbilmcr Der
oNodn Wolntain Ncips" uno Sen.
pcr Simea," gcnladlt uli0 oGniel6el
mibhll0elt bat, lit Don eiucm 6ric-
oenarid}tcr in Gcnprr ST $50 StroIc
uno Sen @erihtStoitcu ucritrtbeilt
lpur0cll.
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meiitcr Senrp NicSnrNue Ncltcrl BON
Gloltoc Yricc crihoiiclL nod]ocm CT
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lidc ShltBmunbc b~cigebrod)t bate.
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neil WtcSorguc Dem iil1qelt Yrice
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cen iid Sobn SuoiOn nno Senrn
Campbell ouf Die Nniduloialm9 III
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habcn. Sn oen HilTncn oes SanlcS
hat man sic pertoblten 2eidlen Don
Srou Suoion mo tbrem brci Mnrnte
aItcn &in0e H~cfln0en.
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Hiciiacr !SartfUblen. Sranspurt

Fbtlnoelpbia, Fu., 8. San.
- 9tudl elmer iocbcn publi5irten Stu.
tiff hoben sic %giicnbahnen Oes Cant
oca I'M Sabre 1907 gr0Bcrc Miuiiel,
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lis 81. 9e5ember 1907 muroen nGlu-
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laoclpbia uto Hcnoiug 9ubn. rdn1fid)
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295 Somen i'm Sabre 1906.
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G%belapeafe Sampfer.G ompagnie.

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9ieBanie Pa iiagiersS ampfer columbia" unb
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men III Slo 8otIt 9orntort nm 8 llbr Dior.
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fictlidas lino Samitags I'M 8 tlbr gSubnittnas
Lno lomtnen ~ gs"It1Notrt nin Z. 40 Rorseiis
l,llo in HidTrono I'M 900 Diorgens an.
Sic 3uHlpfer fneroen auf Der Sins uuo Niid.
tabri bet giinltieem gSetter In @loucefier gpint,
Clements, Glap Buni uno glnmlono's dnIeaen.
Sampier perlaven Baltimore bonn Yier Vr. IL
uno 10, 2tattftraRen. gserfte.
SlrdsVilete ra6 allen gunftet f0nner ae.
iidegi Sepdd aitasesben lno aaiiitenSinrhsr
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Ger. sC5effGitsfnbrer. Ger. s4sdff. s9ioenf.
Z. .. @se5aumei, ShIfs'@ Sen. Saf .sIsenf.
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MarplanS. unb Tcnnipluau'a'@ abn
!sass ue,:,Nsn Tsrth.Apenns.eta.ipn

5ass pe,:aKen Tprth.Apenns.Gta'tnn:
7.3o N,oreens gorf goit, tdgIiH, auseenon''
e.O5 IIproeus TcIta accont., muir Sunntde.
$50 MorgeHs Neif T Ieeoli., tagltu, nuSee'
ronrrneu SonItng.
t.20 goh.riita9s sleIatr Mccom.. nir Samftaa.
1925 Iadomittaes gorf lHoft. tdgIi1, ausoes
4o5 Tadbimiitaos Neifa sccon,., nnr spnntng.
AS 0udmittnas SeIair accom., tdelin, aus
900 sabsnOs Delta aesom., :asIid. ausse.
nonrnen Spnrtag.
90 slhenbs Teitd gcort.. nnr sSonnfda
11.30 abenos Gelatr 4steeoui.. fdel'n. dasae'
non men Gonntnd.
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Shiffsnad)ridJtcn.

Rem Dort 8. Somiar. ab'
geiabren iino Die Gampier "Geltie"
lIut 2iuerpool nno IA @ascoglte"
nadD SABRE.
Gberbourg 8. Souitar.
Der Gonpfcr ,aronprin5eiiin Geci-
lie" lette ieinc Heiie nad) Nem.2crf
fort.
aopenbogen, 8. Sanuar,
Ser 0ampier n2ouiiiana" bon Fbila'
oelpbia lit bier ongefommen.
&c arietIIe, 8. Sanltar. Der
0ompier ,Gerusia" lit bon 9tep-
Dorf bier eingetrpifen.
liverpool, 8. Sanudr. - Ger
0ompfer Baltic" fubr nah Nep-
Dorf ab.
2onoon, 8. Snni,ar. Ter
9ampfer Minnetonfa" lit nah Nerp-
Dort o%uSgelaufen.
CAsToRI.A.
a 1s,.s dc Oh sa %1 Ole y! !n@s ss.a''' H''
' sssii' NMMzzM
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Baltimore 9ampf Yadet So.
sMItt nnS saoe.ldJEss sai.Stntt;)

~ aia " UetptDfIUQ.
Eampier ..ytrgtuta (nea), ,,AIabaus,s
ygeorsia." ySenntHte."
9antpfer fabrer tiQIit. SonntaeS apSqenprr.
2iebt.straBe. $50 abenbs, bireff nod SIS
9oint Comfort. %glcrfoIf, Rsrtsmpnib n amer:
9unften oes Sloens. .Serbinbuna In Oh
aitrncnb. gsrbinbune. in Rortsmput5 NIT BEN
~Seabooto air Sine" foliben, 8uge mao TortS.
rlolfb uIio atlanta. On Norfolf gerbtHtung
lueitlit nno rSIb 9omtnion Cine mao sseip.
Her. Dorf.
.WaabIseiien na9 europdif6em Blame. 2usu.
rtofe .&aiften3iI1tner. tIeftrtfne geIen6tune.
Sdr'ptbet61ng. 4oieE Iret. Referbtrte Ratntens
sIirImer In ben gtnet'giireuur ber -8an.eine,.
VI: 1j7. SftsbaIt!rrorerStrdbe, ri. sos urb
EOS, 2tabtsStrase. e. u. g. Office, SEbofts96e
baltimore, unb G~aIpertfStrabe, ~gonttnentaI
1ru't Piiilotna" intb aIbdngb'S, Er. 100. Norb'
CHARLES frabe
Sotn 81. StertBest, q. BrDDn,
@iee'Prm. Ii, @en Damages. 0en.'Raf.I Aaeat
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~itattet. Nls 9aBrtudtraacr iuneir-
ten 0ie S@. 4~}reiton 6ioois, Geor1
Renninger. Sacob Wfibll, Wiltiom
Ohtblp, @enrp u, Fiuff muo Clarence
9lbeQ. Nr. 9edcr nlroe an %. Wut
1860 in @olbluubc, aonigrcih Sad)s
len, Qeborcn utO fam Dor 80 SSuhrcn
uud) Nmcrifu. Gr binterIdBt ieine
Wuttin Matte @cd)er, gcb. G0moro&.
ionic ieincn Guter Grnit 9eder, uno
sic iolQcnocn @eiblpiiter: 0ru. 1reo,
@eurac SRI. NutbaIie 8eher lln6
Grau Grneitine Smitb.
Ga lug fem 8erbrehcn
nor. ~ Staatsmnmalt Yuiicp bon
9uItimorr-Gomntp cntIieB leitern
nud1 uorqenummener llnteriuhlng
ocs Sales pnn Srdu Sobn Sfelton
BON Stone Gope, meI9e an Dtittluod,
WurQel tobt uui Der &unoitroBe 5pi.
ihcu Sort mo 9ololuin oui9eiumoen
mllroe, Oen Wonn Der Scbtercu uno
ocren StifIobn, &obn Sfeltou, icu,,
iuto jun. aus Ger Naft, ou ser Nh.
funga gchegte Ser6adt, DOB Elm Ser
brcd)ct UorlieAe, itd) OILS mbc9riia0ct
crUic@. Ter iltnNc SfeIton 1nb bei'm
9eltriAcn GcrbOr on, oaB ieine Stici
mttter, bic, mic er, bctrrrfeu mar,
III Scr NGDe Der 0obnung BON 9r.
&nmea j. $. @oriltd ans ieinem
9uggp GeitieAet nm sic 9toht BORT
5l5ubringen.
Capt. u bbott gcitorbcn.-
SIN 2IItcr bon "A Sa6ren iturb gcitern
%ormittoN Capt. Sobn Is. Nbbott III
iciler @obnung 9tr. 1902, Oit.6op.
cites traBe, nod)Oenl er bercits icit
bclndhc 0rei &ohrcn frGnfli6 gcucien
mar. Capt. Nbbott mar robryu 60.
Sabre nul allen mo0lihen Shiiicn
tb0tiA lulo conmon6irtc IN 0cn Icb,
ten Sdbrcn iciner ic%rnl1nniid)cn &uui.
bobn Sdlcppbmnpfcr I'M bicii9cn
0aien. Gr bintcrlGBt ncben iciucr
Mtttluc 0rei Sobnc ut0 Nrci 50dtCr.
Gle @ccroBung iinOet am Sonitog
Nodmittug ml = llbr aui ocu oWtt.
Slipct Sricoboie" Itatt.
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9elteru Warn(ano Giieubahu.


gestrHeno am 80. sept, berIdbt Silen.Statisn
Sagith:. ss
410 Wiorgens = Shneupptt, Sagersfuipn, nR.
& ,sBnbn," BapneSbpto, Sbanibersbura
uno, alIsee1oulHteH Sonnfag, Sdfleoo uHb
Cumberland.
2.45 Na6mittaas - Accommodation nab Steb.
fielo. .
*4.2O Ha6nittags - @Ipreb Sauptiirts, 90.
9erstutut, Sancod, Gbippersbure uHb, ausee-
rommen Sonliae. Steoerid unb @nlnlLsbura
tNurlors98aegoRJ.
Sagiid, ausgenpmmrn epnntag:
100 Dtoreens Uorf, u. Il 8. SIP. uro Gars
isle.
$50 @larseus Accommodation mao Sigh.
1857 Worgens - 8eftIi1er @rpreB, @eitmin.
Her, BruceoiIe -(5reoertd(, @NmtSburL
3bnrnont Blue 8ioge, 8dpnesboro, Cham.
b%ersburg, Sd9erstouiL 9aneod, Cumberland
uno elftns, BuffetsObt Saigon.
$50 Nabrltttdgs SauptItnie 6fili1 bon
@rtorp @rope, foipie Dori, Sanooer, 6ettps-
burg uno y. & S.<Htb.
5.33 ~ytdbTtttues accommodation mad Get.
0.15 ,abenbs - accommodation mao rinton.
Sriope.
Nur 9pnnertass uno eamtaas:
1925 lbenos - Accommodation mad linton.
Srioge.
9snr epnntags:
e.5o WRoreens accommodation rn6 linton
Srtope uno Sunpper.
' SdIi nitt am 8enntbIpania,sI ne. sgabnbot an:
stce'Rrdf, u. sn,|Ssi6dasf. SSctn..8eT..a s..n,
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Mcrdants & Miners s~ranspprt. Gu

InInpfersYinie
Irndlt uno Tuiiagiere.
v afad Bottom uuo Scm Sfeu.
Slellliag. Sorlerttag. Snnlitda, o llbr 9lbeubS,
4ad Erooibentc unb bent Often.
Yfonidg liro Sreitue, 6 llbr Ibenos.
aadl Neiup prt.gieps nnb g~lprfoIf.
Iaglt6. dusaenommen Wiitiluu6 uno Sdmjtoa
@ ubr N6enbs.
'6rant dilgellorlnleii i1allh bis 8 tibr Radir.,
lur oenie.be Iaq nbidbretoe 3dntpier.
Tah Snpnnnab nno BEN siiben.
Slehlia9s Sotllerltda, SGnftag. 8 llbr M6enbs.
". y. 0urtn, gpert, 9onq Tod.
ttf3.S&| ~
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sdiIe fhr's Nuslnno tsiorat q. Maine. Hr.
4t3. Eit.Soittmore.str.. uabe 6uftura 9oufesAue.
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0ei9aitss@ egmetier.


3eituneen, 3eiti6riften etc.
,she Baltimore gieps Co.," 9abib @bercrou.
Die, Wlanaeer, 31s &siisSermaH'straBe.
gaumateriaIien Ebiiren, Seniter-
rabmer, 2aoen etc.
Sames g.. Softer & 60, 11b uub lit. Sno'
SEQ. j. slSaa E BRO, Ala. eisbt.str. .Serts.
0ationalsganfen.
ysbe Oh sp,un National gaat," Sab. unb
9IeterrStraSe. Sacob %. Soof, RrdftoeHt;
2aOio 9. epaus, 8iee'Rrdfibsnt; Senre d.
rStpeits SSsaatiSaaIgaHt," 4s2 @ibsgroabpau,
g9. e. ggagner, 9l(frer.
,g8eitern WaiionaI gaHs," g2. Warrtott. aaih.
rer, IL 9iorosSutapsStrabe.
,stirS National Bauf," sGlftmore' unb yortb'
YSaraerS & mertants' satiOnal sani." eoutb.
,Gemntsreial { Farmers Gatiunal Sanf," Glib.
lpeftsSde Suuhros uno 9erHar'Sirabe: 3.
3. 9aIofpin, %stGiiirsr.
Staats. 9anten.
Solioaps gtraBe. angmit Beber, Brdfbsnt;
g. 3. 5i6t. S6asiHeiFter.
Spar.9 anfen.
,2eutihe spar,gaHt BON Baltimore" GUAM
uno BdltlmoresGtrabe
uSt. ;SnneS.E pnrbant," 81!tiHtore'St tube unb
euiiomaSoufes2lpelue.
EruitsG ompagnie'n.
yg0arH,anb 9ruft Co.," 9lorbpeft.eie GaIoert.
uno @ermansStrabe. Yrtsr .Serf9, xBrdfk
bent; g, G. 8tlnmerrHnrn, esiretdr; Carroll
&an geb, S6asmeiiter.
Baltimore Srrit & Gaarantss Co." Sauttnbte'
Nu,letHg.
@%ooofaten.
y, enr1art ebimer, He6tsumoaIt Union lrnlt
GruHcts y. Qlemm, 0fehtsaUnaiI, 226 SI. Taup
SfraBe, baltimore, USo.
aarl u. Wl. sdlnls, 126-1eo 9ap guilbtne.
@uftauus Sorb, 261-269 @1loert gutlotHg.
j. 9Sri. CrtniaHn, III TOros9barleSS Sttdbe.
2an6pirtbidaftli6e @erdtbe uno
G0mereien.
Griffith & sururr So, 2O5 Morb.gaca,straB
Normor. u10 8ranit.@erfe
g. SiIe6rtucr q e5bEe, 714-71s 8eft9iIti'
MnresStraee.
2eidenbeItatter.
sauserS e. s66ne, 170s-17I0 Canton gIoeMue.
Nm. 6opt, Nortb' uno SrcenmcuntsSoenus.
aupferi6mteoe unb plumbers.
5o9n tubert 1714 1bamessstrabt. 9, l. B.
IeIepbcn; 0aIfe 1895.
Seuer.@ eriiterrmgen.
gSut. !. sBafcIioro & 81, 10 utO II g5aulber
OF Commerce. -
rytspal Suturanee 60. Of aipersDpl." Senrp @
Warfielo, ~0iefoent Wiarneer, 101-i02 gbun1'
be- Of Commerce BuiIbtne.
p0sruauia 5eneruerfhernngs = Gefsnfhatt,"
Baltimore lnu %ortb'StraRe.
@tnnSeigentbums . ag2nten unb
-Sdn6ler.
Sisrre 6. 1uaan 6 aephsw. 10 Oft'eeIinaiou.
tou'Strube.
SnfihmieO' 3ubebor.
G.. sspti Vanur So. ar. 1852 unb s84. gprD,
Gobten uno Soi3.
c.nrp o Son eeins, 800 GoIumbia,abenue.
Shmudiahen uno llbren.
70. 3. Mtast, % Sitsg.diim pts.strabe.
Pfnnoleibe. @eihGfte.
,~gsHiohbateb auuu g." / EorO.sapss.ra
Yianos uab Srgeln.
GhaS. 70. stieff, 9 Roros2i5"-tn.g trab..
ysnl aJiabs. d en. .2hrje1'8. Jfuhe. mt. Fosal'
sloeHue. '
Hdpier un0 8ap;er-O Often.
e:sitb, DtEOu So. t05 unb LOT Sanober'str.
9lefplottcn, &eton etc.
9hon. Gsnflin & &c., 1919 8alberftor.Str.
@cteftip.N gentur.
Gilpin. strruic G~ctefiius N~sentur. 9ir. :, Gluus
Strahe. &n!tintore. Dta. 81. Fdul 4t26.
vile Mittbcilulocn aebeim %9eboItcIi. Gers
f0nlide 9lulmCrtflniiett QCBtben.
SsGupaurE & Commit tfritber bet Smith, Welt
4 2ncns. j03 9aloert Nuiloing.
S~rieo6Dfe.
-enahSu Sdrf 6smstrrn.' Cffies: 81 Reft'sa'
-~torr- E+r1Fs