TllJU HL'UAINTUiN TJUlJUiNll-JIUiSJJAl', JUJjV 1G, 1900.
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LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
PRESENT CONDITION Or AN
TIIRACITE COAL TRADE.
Superintendent Haileman of the Le
high Valley Urges Engineers to
Use Gi eater Care and Vigilance
The D.( L. A: W. for Today Gen
eral Fall in the Pi ice of Iron Con
tinues Movement on Foot to Or
ganize Telephone Company in
Susquehanna Valley.
Thro Is fiomo reason for calling the
nrailtct dull, He-cording to dealers, al
though the movement of coal Is good
nnd the tjuuntity taken by consumers
Is fully tin to, or rather above, that
usual tit this season. This Is especially
tho cams with the steam slzts. Other
wise the trade condition docs not dif
fer from tho uveinjjo In July.
A Ktntoment which f-eems pretty
well supported, though olllcnr.s of the
companion refuse to alllnn or deny Its
corrf-rtnce.H, puts the production of an
thrailto in Juiif at -i.fOSWi) tons, and
for tho llrst half or tho year at 2.',
471,r.'.';! tens; which in 1.773,401 tons
more thnn last year. The market
norms to have iibsoibul this excess
fairly well, for we do not hear of
oxcesslvu atockn anywhere, and the
tnlk of restricting July production has
not resulted In any definite action.
Some of the companies, however, are
shortening time In th collieries.
The lnovinu-iit of coal to the west
contln'i"S good and Chicago reports
show that coal Is b-lng bought more
freely under the expectation that tho
higher prices will bo enfoiced before
long.
Coal In the east continues to bo sold
nt about the came rates as last month
and the Increase of twenty-live cents
Is still considered only as a notice ot
what will b? aski d for the fall trade.
Enclncorinx and Mining Journal.
Careless Engincmcn.
A' notico signed by Superintendent
(Inrlemnn has been posted along the
Lehigh Vnlle. system calling attention
o tho e'arelcspness of englnenien who
jass signals display d at danser. Tho
notice nays that an engineer has been
dismissed from tho f-orico for the of
fense. Anion:; other things tho notice says:
"A careful Investigation has developed
the lact lh.it Mime of our engincmcn
are acquiring the veiy careless as well
ns dangerous habit of passing a Hall
Hlgii.il jit danger without stopping-,
simply bocMibo they think they know
why the signal Is In that position."
Another notice, kU'ikiI by the same
oflicl.il, cautions tho engineers to cxr
clso the greatest possible care in pass
lng grain fields, so that flre.s may not
be stinted from sparks fiom the loco
motives. D., I. & W. Board for Today.
Tho make-up of tho Delaware, Lack
awanna nnd Western board for today
la ns follows:
Mornhy, July 10.
WMT.D CATS, SOUTH.
6 a, m. LarMn.
10 a. in. KliiKklry,
1 p. lit. Moulin.
'J p. m. Madlcan.
3 p, in. Kttrliam.
3 p. m. Ilnrklurt.
4 p. in, rit7iatrlclc.
C p. hi. W'arfrl.
n p. m. Swam.
7 p. m. Jolm flahagan,
5 p. in. Dammit.
U p, in. Itainlolph.
Sl'MMlTS.
11 a, in,, poiilli Vtbaiio.
8 n, in., north ruimili-ll.cr.
1 p. in., nortli NlrhoN.
0 p. in., north T. ii.iuilltaru
PI i.u:ii.
10 a. in, J, IlcnnlKati.
PUSIIiaiS.
It a, m. Mrran.
7 p. m, Murphy.
U p, in, 0. Cmlcy.
PAS'Sr.Nfil'.It nXCINKN.
0.30 p. m. Maifoi'rrn.
J. O'llara and crew will run S3 Manila r, ami
St Tuesday.
P. .1. O'Malley ami llrakitiian Kiarnev, Con
ductor Winter ami ircw. A. I,. W'ldwr and crew
uinl I.iltar ami crew Hut wa-i with him on M
July ID, will report at im ulllio at ! a. m..
Monday. July lfi.
Ilroknnun William Liul! will report at llo.
lioVen, MiirriiilciHlrrit Kitcliam'k ollicc, Monday
unday
A. ;
KiIMiuij, Kiiptrliitiinldit,
Strike nt Grassy Island.
The drivers and runners nt tho
uiassy Island inlno of the Delawaro
and Hudson company at Olyphant
havo been out on ntiiko since last
Thursday, because they nllego that
they were not fully paid for the month
of June.
They claim they worked nine houis
a day and that when they received
their envelopes a few days ago thoy
were credited with only huvun hours.
n day. They now demand the extra
wago before going back.
New Gas House.
Buperlntondent John Moon
of tho
Carbondalo Gnu company, received tho
plans and speclllcatlen for tho now
fin house that tho company will
Says the 19th
to the 20th Century
Uneecia Biscuit
The biggest and best legacy from the
old century to the
new.
Packed in the only
cuit box absolutely air
tight and moisture .proof
the only box that pre
serves the biscuit with all
its crispness, just as it
comes from the oven's mouth.
Insist on getting the genuine
Uneeda Biscuit. 5 cents
box. Take no imitations.
National Blsoult Company.
build at once. Tho mnln building will
be eighty-one feet tc n Indies long,
twenty-live feet wide and twenty-two
feet nine inches high, all inside di
mensions. It will be built entirely of
brick, stone and steel above the found
ations, which are to be of concrete.
Tin- building will be a handsome one
in nppeaiance. jod brick Is to be usscl
entirely, with blue stone tilmmlngs.
It will bu !lie proof In evciy particular,
the only wood used being the sashes
and doors. Tho roof will be composed
of steel trusses built up to ste-el angles
and plates so designed that there will
not be a llbre stress greater than 13 503
pounds to the Mjuaic ineli. Carbon
dae .Leader.
Improvements at Avoca.
The Improvements that are being
made on tho Erie and Wyoming Val
ley yaids at Avoca are rapldy pro
gressing and people who visited that
section n few weeks ngo would not
recognize tint legion, so rapidly have
hills, hollows, shrubbery and trees
been icmoved. In their places are to
be seen dynamos, water tanks, eleva
tois and temporary trncks,
I.athrop k. Shay of Connecticut are
the contractors, but the woik Is sup
ervised by C'ontiactor Kugene llo
l.e '"hlln of New York, fleorge Mc
flngor is financial overseer and Mr.
Molht of Dunmore inspects the work
in the Interest of the Erie and Wy
oming company. About 4,000 feet of
tre.stllng in many parts considerably
elevnted Is being built. The tilling In
of the huge depiesslons Is perhaps the
most Interesting pait of the work and
attracts hundreds of visitors every
day. Huge banks of earth rapidly dis
appear by means of Icrnhart's steam
shovel, which removes about 2.oeo
cubic yards of earth dally. One cul
vert, almost 400 feet in length, built of
red stone from the White Haven quar
ries, H almost completed, and is not
only substantial, but ornamental, uin
nlng, ns It does, through a deep ravine
and undermining the Hack. Two oth
er culverts will nlse be built.
Nature. veins to have fitted tho le
gion for the work that Is being done
and the conti actors sny tho woik will
piobably be completed about Decem
ber 1. In stead of March, as originally
calculated. A night force will be put
on In a few weeks and another loco,
motu-e and cars will probably arrive
li re next week. Tin present woik
gives to Avoc.i many itinerants.
This and That.
The Atchison is spending over $2,
r.00,00 for the acquisition of branch
lines.
The Pennsylvania company hns or
dered seveial new cars from the Pull
man shops.
The Allegheny Valley has ordered
two engines from the llaldwln Loco
motive works.
11 Is nnnounced that the Atchison,
Topeka nnd Sante Pe will order twen
ty new locomotives nt an early date.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western has ordered 1,000 coal cars
fiom the American Car and Foundry
company.
The master bricklayers of the city
voluntarily Increased the wages of
their men on Saturday from 35 to 10
cents an hour.
About a dozen employes of the Lack
awanna Iron nnd Stel company left
Saturday night to as.slsl In the work
of electing the company's new plant.
Grunt efforts were made last week
to get the new phalr factory at Hall-
stead eady for operation this morning.
and while all the mnchlnery has not
yet arilved, there Is enough to begin
woik with. Tho building Is located
near tlu Hallstcad station nnd will
probably provide woik for 700 hands.
A movement Is on foot to organize
a local company of the Susquehanna
Valley Telephone company of Pennsyl
vania in this place, where n central
ollleo will be established, If sulllclent
stock In the enterpilse !s taken. Stock
In the line, which Is Intended for tho
convenience of citizens generally, will
bo disposed of nt a price sulllclent
only to cover tho cost of telephones,
operation and repairs.
Tho Erie road Is being grently Im
proved under tho present ninnagement.
Take the vicinity of Deposit, for ox
nmple. The new block signal tower,
the largest on the load, having seven
teen levers, is one great improvement,
all the HWltches being operntod from
the tower. The two water tanks havo
been repalicd and painted, the depot
lias also been painted, the old, un
sightly roundhouse has been torn down
and now a large force of men are put
ting In gravel ballast, now ties and In
ninny places new rails were laid only
a short time ago. D'iioslt Courier.
The t'ftnernl fall In prices In Iron
continues nnd buyers are still holding
off fo far as time contract!- are con
cerned and purchaslm; i nly for Immed
iate needs. At the same time tho sit
uation is no worse; In fact, It Is bo
conilng apparent that there Is a great
deal of business to be done, when peo
ple are convinced that prices will go
no lower. The strui tural steel makers
met In New Voik on WedneFday nnd
decided to make no change in prices.
The recent reduction has brought out
a good many or;lers and thero seems
to bo no need for a further drop. Tin
Htiutturiil business Is, In fact, In much
better condition than any other section
of th'j market.
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TAMMANY CHIEFS
FAILED TO COME
PERFORMANCE HAD TO GO ON
WITH UNDERSTUDIES.
Saturday Night's Ratification Meet
ing on the South Side Was Not the
Large and Enthusiastic Affair It
Was Intended to Make It Sulzer,
Grady nnd Sullivan Disappointed
the Committee at the Last Mo
mentA. M. Goldberger and a Mr.
Nichols Sent in Their Stead.
What was Intended to be ''a large
and enthusiastic" mass meeting to
ratify the Kansas City nominations
and plntfoim. was held at tho Or
chard ground 1 on the South Side Sat
urday night. An old-inshioned news
paper of the opposltloi would hae
found In the meeting tho Inspiration
for a lot of fun.
U was billed broadcas-t during the
week that Hon. William Snlzer, the
ex-vlc piesidc-ntial possibility; Hon.
Thomas F. Grady, one of Tammany's
leading orators, and Hon. T. J. Sulli
van, alias "Dry Dollai," the noted
M-nntor troin the bowery would come
on fiom New York to assist In the
unifying. U the last moment they
disappointed the committee, and when
the as-emblagi at th" grounds P-ained
that they were in lor a performance
with undei studies In the leading roles,
they, too, expressed disappointment,
mainly by refusing to enthuse at the
pic-ented enthusiastic times.
NOT COMMITTEE'S FAULT
It was no fault of the committee,
though, that the stars failed to ap
pear. They were engaged by the
Lacakwann.i delegation at Kansas
city, and only last Friday C. G. lio
land in a telephons communication
with Tammany headquai ters received
assuiances that they would be on
hand. Mr. Eoland went to New York
to escort the big chiefs hither and
then learned for the first time that
they ,vould not come. The Tammany
malingers ngreed to get him ".some
thing Just as good," however, and
Mr. liolinl at noon found himself con
veying Scrantonward Max Goldberger,
Matthias Nichols and Ira Itaeder,
tin ce leading young Tammanyltes
fiom a wigwam down In the whole
sale clothing district, who had nothing
particular arrang"d for their half hol
iday. Mr. Kaeder pot lost in the
ciowd coming across the ferrv and
was left. Ah to the other two some
doubt was at (list expiesse-d as to
their being ' something Just as good,"
ns the trio of topllneis originally
billed. After the meeting, however,
the doubt no longer existed.
LIST OF SPEAKERS.
It was nearly 9 o'clock when th
meeting was gotten under wny by
Chan man Edward Men Meld. On n
large platfonn, illuminated with an
arc light, sat the speakers and many
of the i ounty's lending Democrats,
among them Editor E. J. Linett, of
the 'riir.es: Attorney P. W. Gallagher,
candidate for the legislature In the
Second district; C. G. Poland, pro
Slice live candidate for congress; M. F.
Conry, Recorder Fled Warnke,
Colonel Herman Osthaus, Hon. John
P. Qul.inan, P. J. Hlckey nnd ex-City
Solicitor M. A. McGlnley.
Mr. Merllleld made a brief opening
address, in which he explained the ab
sence of the advertised up .i-rs and
then Introduced Mr. Conry, who read
Willi nvicii dramatic force the Kansas
City platfonn, or second declaration
of i;:l ,eridcnee, ns It was character
l?.d by Mr. MerrMelil. On motion of
Mr. Coniy, ceconded by Attorney II.
W. Mulholland and Mr. MeGlney, tho
plntfoi'iu was adopted.
Addresses weie then made by
Messrs. Goldberger and Michaels, Mr.
Quitman, Colonel Osthaus and Mr. Po
land, Th meeting was In ought to n
close wi'h the singing of the "Star
Spangled Ilanner" by the assem
blage. P. W. Gallagher leading, and
the Forest band accompanying.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR LUTZ.
Pittston Wife Murderer Granted a
New Trinl.
John Lulz, the Pittston wife-murderer,
w ho was convicted of first de
greu murder Mny 17 last, after the
Jury had been out fifteen days, was
granted a m w trial by Judge Hulsey,
at Wilki'8-ltarro, Saturday.
The possibility that the obstinate
Juror, F. A. 11. Koons, of Huntington
Mills, who held out so tenaciously
against the other eleven, had come to
a concurrence only or mainly through
physical exhaustion, led Judge Halsey
to grant tho new trial.
Koons, It will bo remembered, would
not ngreo to a first degree verdict be
cause ho bolloved Lutz wna Insane
when he committed tho deed. When
tho written verdict had been rendered
and tho Jury was being polled, Koons
said: "I signed tho verdict against
my consent, believing that tho man
was Irresponsible when he" Judge
Halsey cut him off here and bade him
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declare his nndlns. The Juror again
rUurted to explain, but nBaln the court
Interrutiteel him with "What In your
verdict. Mr Koons?" "Guilty of mur
der In the llrst JeRree," the Juror re
lilled. TIip Judge repented It mid Mr.
Konim assented.
These c-lrruinstHneos, coupled with
the fact that every reasonable doubt
belonus to the defendant In n homlcld"
case, prompted Judge Halsey to have
the case re. tried.
TO DISCUSS CURFEW ORDINANCE
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Will Consider Matter Tonight.
Tho qujstlon as to whether or not
a curfew oidlnanco should be passed
by councils v.ill be dlpcussed nnd
voted upon this evening by the city
Christian EnJeavor union, which has
had the matter under advisement for
some time. The meeting will be held
In Grico Reformed Episcopal church.
The following letter sent out bl tho
executive committee of the union to
the prions Individual Focletles Is self
explanatory:
I'tllirtv KnihavorcM:
1' ,r nunc time tho iyurtlon of a rmfrw rrcu
lalion In our illy hat turn held tinder mniMera
tlnn At the lat inortini: of the cxomlKc com
mittee, Scrantnn union, V. P. S. (. V... It was
deridnl to phce the nultir hefore you for jour
aitmn. To this cm) It li deiirid that raih foci
etv tond it rrpri'etitathe to the next mcttinj,
Monday runlng, July 11, to dlus tho matter
more fully.
The mranlnir of a curfitt regulation i' 'Imply
that r,une children hall not he allowed to wan
dr tho streets latir than the hour prescribed by
the ordlnanee, unlcsi attended by paruitt or old
er iTn, errept on nrittcn pf"ilsll'n el P"
cnM or manllam.
We helleip from information citlicreil that
iuiii a regulation U .nt!y iicmflcial to the chil
dren trum-ibr a well' as the community at
lartre.
Kindly proer.t this communication to Jour sa
ck tj and aU for an expreslcn whither they
di ire to co-opiratc in bringing about this re
fill m.
lids is a erj important nnttcr and needs
Jour prajuful aril tliou.-htfnl condderatlon and
in-f.pi ration. Cordially jours,
I. W. Drouning, preidint of union; A. P.
Dunning, tLpcrlntciidint of cltlrenshlp commit
tee Si ranton, July 13, I'ioo.
It Is understood that a strong senti
ment In faor of the movement has
lately been manifested In Christian
Endeavor circles and the executive
committee will undoubtedly be in
structed at tonight's meeting to take
the matter up and endeavor to secure
the passage of the curfew ordinance
by councils.
These curfew ordinances have been
ndopted by a number of small cities In
the west, but all attempts to pass
them In cities of any size have been
fruitless. Nine o'clock Is the time limit
generally fixed, beyond which children
under a certain age, genernlly 11
years, will not be allowed on tho
streets unless accompanied by their
parents or some older person.
The enforcement of the provisions
of the ordinance would, of course, fall
upon the policemen, who would be
obliged to arrest all children found
after 0 o'clock.
UP THE VALLEY CRUSADE.
Returns Made of Seventeen Warrants
for Illegal Liquor Selling.
Returns were made to Alderimn
Howe, Saturday, of the seventeen
wan ants Issued at the Instance of the
International Detective agency against
alleged speakeasy keepers In Olyphant,
Tin oop, Wlnton nnd Jessup. All h,'d
been anested by Detective "Will F.
Clifford and gave ball befoie the up.
the-valluy maglstiates.
The defendants nie: John Conner?,
Stephen Mlllo, Patrick Gllmartln, P. S.
Walsh, Peter Reap, John O'Hura, Mar
tha Smith, John Ralls, John D. White,
John Welsh, Thomas Craven, Edwird
Costello, Anthony Mlchlntchy, Davll
Davles, Thomas Padilen and W. II.
Healey.
The nominal prosecutor Is II. Living
ston, one of the members of the de
tective agency. Ho refuses to dis
close the Identity of tho real prose
cutor, but it is supposed it Is some
patty acting for the licensed saloon
keepers of the neighborhood fiom
which the defendants come.
Take away the
dullness, insure
natural bowel
movement.
Mason's Brown Tablets,
Mn' Yellow Tablits cure Pjfpepsia.
Mai'ii's Ilrown Tablets euro Constipation,
M.im n' Hed Tablets rurc Coughs.
Maicn'a White Tablets cure Sore Throat
.10 tablets 10c All rlrusclsts or sent for rnee
by II. T. MW1N (limit .U COMPANY, il.'i
Aieli st., Philadelphia, Pa Mason's Crnn cf
01 s cures Catarrh and all iiillamnution of
mi.ious membrane and Mn. Safe tnd Sure
Ilii.iiily for Piles 26c
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The
Reliable
Kind
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Flour that is white, light
and of fine flavor Is tho kind
that is wanted these days.
Much of the flour sold is
only an apology for flour.
"Snow White" flour has lost
None of its original good
qualities. All grocers sell
this excellent flour and pro
nounce it the best.
1 THC'WEiTOW'Mltf CO.
t'fMiurAU . rinfltMfJlfr.Minu..I.
Jww ' rZ?z?- -vr "
ilTPLUTCIM
At Retail.
Coal ot the best quality (or ctomestlo
cue and of all sizes, Includlitc lluckwheat
and Ulrdseye. delivered In any part of
the city, it the lowest price.
Orders received at the offlce, Conned
bulldlnc. Jloom S06: telephone No. n, or
t the mine, telephone No, 272, will be
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
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ConnollyS
You Don t Care
When We fake Our
SemiAnnual Inventory
And we do not bother to tell you anything about it, as a rule, But this year we shall
be stricter with ourselves aud the stockmen must be very sure not to hold on to a piece o
goods at a price that would need reducing after July iSth the inventory time.
And as the measuring and counting is well under way getting ready for the final
entry we shall take all possible losses beforehand and sell off the broken lots during tha
present week. Half the news will not get in the papers because the lots, as discovered
will go on sale at once, and many will go out each day.
Some facts you will be interested in
You have given the store a more prosperous six months than ever before a greater
volume of business, which we have been able to care for with less and less frictiou. Our
ideals are not reached but you and we are working toward them. This is a very great
co-operation the building of a business for careful people; a store that shall value qual
ity above all else: that has grown large enough to be a strong factor in many markets,
aud that consequently can give, and is giving
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Yet no store shall excel
and elegant things along with
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THIRD NATIOIL BANK
OF SCRANTON
ORGANIZED 1372
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES,
Capital S200.000
SURPLUS GOO.OOO
VM. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vlce-Pres.
WILLIAM II. PECK. Cashhr.
Bpecla'. attention given to busi
ness accornts. Tlireo per cent. In.
terest pal on. Interest deposits.
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f bys'clau wA Surgeon,
311 gnriini st
. TunpS Court Building,
SCRANiON PA.
All aculo anil rhrcnle illsr-asej cf men. wo-
Tifn aim milium, wiiumhj wi.uvoif.s.
II1IAIN AMI W Vsll.NCl IIISUASKS A SPIX'I
IA1.TV. All diMii' nt tho l.ivrr, Kulncyi.
Madder. Mln. lllood. Nerve i, Womb, l;Jr iV
Suv, 'llinut, and l.un. Cunirra, Turncri,
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SPALDING
TAltltlllUONi:, r-iiccllic for Catarrh. Thrr-o
months' trcatiiunt onlv fj.on. Trial dec In
rifflcc. Cun.ulUtlon and examination dee
Otllce lioura daily and bunda, a a. m. to 0
p. m.
DR. DENSTEN
SCRANTON'S SHOPPINQ CENTER.
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it as a style setter, nor show
its great stocks of every day
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Summer
Floor Coverings
We are showing several new novelties in
s,
Straw Matting
And Fibre Carpets
Practical, Economical,
suit all purses.
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Williams 8c McAnulty,
LEADERS IN CARPETS AND WALL PAPERi
129 WYOMING AVENUE.
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Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers 9r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 405
. SCRAHTQI. PA
N. Ninth Stroet,
Telephone Call, 2333.
To Tleralf
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cles uso
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such a range of exclusivenesa
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127 AND 129
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MOGSIC POWDER CO.
Booms i aud2, Com'lth BTd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
Ucds at Mooalo and Itusu Jala Works.
LAPLIN ft RAND POWDER CO.'S
ORANOE QUN POWDER
Xleotrlo IJattarle, ElootrtoExplodtri
exploding blaits, Safety Ku( uul
Repauno Chemical Co.'s v.xJi'S"
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The Heller Water Heater,
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NO SMflKU. N'O ODOlt, NO DinT, li attaehej
to Die kite In n bnller. In all forty gallona ot
water in tliirty-flto mlnutci, lor leu than one
liall the cxicnp ol any other (;a heater, and
one-tlilnl the expen of coal toc heater. It
alloi J on to dUpeme with the hot tire In th
range JurinR the heat of the summer montlu.
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