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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

AS the challenged party, Colonel
Moses Wetmore. the tobacco manufac-
turer who has been asked to fight
Peter Arlund of Kentucky, has the
right to choose the weapons. He ought
to insist on plugs of tobacco at a 1anga
Of 500 yards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

A dispatch says Washington is to be
invaded by New York's exclusive social
set. We suspected something of that
kind the moment we Heard Dry Dol
lar" Sullivan had been elected 10 con-
gress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

President Roosevelt was thoughtful
enough not to discuss the trust ques-
ton at the opening Of the new cham
Der of commerce building in New York.
And yet there are those who say The
president is not a politician.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

A Pennsylvania woman has brought
suit for divorce because her husband
insisted on staying at home all the
time to cook and wash dishes. We
don't blame her. She is entitled to a
divorce without further argument.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

Photographer Fries has a high opin-
ion Of the business ability of the men
who compose the Commercial club. put
he should be excused if he expressed
doubt of their fitness to become SOL
dfers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

Senator Tom Plat of New York says
he hasn't made up his mind yet whether
or not he wants to go back to the SEN
ate Apparently the easy boss has No;
finished his poll of the members-elect
of the legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-13

A very surprising thing about that
attempt Of several inmates of the city
Jail to escape is that it was unsuceess-
full. There must be something wrong
in the heads of men who can't get
away from a place as easy to break out
Of as the Salt Lake city Jail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13

Fue neccsario que sus buenos tios
iriplicaran sus cuidados para sepa-
raria dc los cscoilos 4 que IN accrcaha
su Quehraniada Salud. y rccurricron
4 inhnidad dc remedies con cue podcr
cornba;ir los efcc;oS DC IA ancraia cue
ila delnhtandO q organiSIno dc IA
|iicrna criaiura.
ror mas fmciicinas Que ionahs. Ia
aguAci6n &c Ia prccioSa Mia e1npcora-
"a y cnirc ianio. 4 Ia caraoSa tia ~
lc dcsgargaha q cosaK0n Tor q
scmlianie naclanc6lico dc Sn idola-
srada salrina \ al oonsr'nriar con
irisscsa 4 aqucl capuiiiso nsusiio cue
sc dcshojaisa pcssr dc srs cSfucrsos
en q al,ono y De- rocio dc sus llga-
mas. lnche \ ssaas luChO por daric
vida. por iinTrccnagie aqnciia aroma
dclicioSa con guc en- C;ros tiernpos
sasuraia a saludailc asnhacnse DC 81
hogar.
n ,C6nao no cchar nlano 4 cuai-
Quicr mcdicamcuio que sc le prOpor'
cionase dicicndoscle cue era capas
para oomtatir las afcccioncs que
lhaiian tornado aSiento en ei delicadc
organisino dc Ia nina dc su coraz6n
In Ia nlisna liabana Ia indujeroT
4 cue probara con un ircparado quS
lleva un nomhre parccido al dc Emul'
sion. V ella. On medic de su augusta
no vacil6 un solo insiante en- aplicai
csc Iecuso: pcro ,cual no seria 81
desesperaci6n al yer que Ia salud dc
la angclioal Celia lisa en- decadencia
que los sintomas cran cada veg peores
que el tai nedicamenio. en- fin. nc
hacia. al parecer, otra cosa sino
alentar mas Y mas la enfermedad......
Oh. no: desechemos todos esos
malos medicamcntos. des;ructoros de-
organismo. Y recurramos ferviente-
mente a h Emulsion dc Scott (dije-
ronse unanimes los esposos Corominas)
para yer 81 con ella logramos alcanzar
la preciosa meta de nuestros deseos.
...Y DIcHo Y HEcHo. emplearon Ia
Emulsion de Scott, y va veis e.
resultado; fuG g ancora de salvacion
Ali teneis ahora d la graciosa Celia
con su carita de gloria. rebosando
salud dando envidia otros niilos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13

IA io,ograiia de Ia angclical cuba
ui,a Celia es Ia cue engalana csta
colwmna IS cha. cn vcrdad. una
uiaa encantadoTa v en Sc uirada
eanlofoSa s. rcirafa xu' inoSsncia.
S,lc csicnia ocilo Abriies y haoc pocc
qne gret6 hassfana. So padre fus
Il nFu,gd, Doctor Jose franciscC
Martinez ovaiiesqne eoso be una
Humcrosa clicnieia y may qncrido I.
cnsalfa,io ca Ia que es hoy una .nucva
Rcifub'ica. sicn6o sa niucste fnns
scut,da ',ur todas las clascs socialcs.
"a raoccrie Celia constitute los
cncan'os del hogan dc sus iian'roi'os
iios. cii IA nal,anA. los cspcsos Coro.
minas auicncs cnorcullcciend0sc a
toniaria a so iaen afnparo. - dcs'
slrcn con sus cuiSasios por dulcihca'
= i,rccicsa cxisscncia Dc aqucl angel
snAa lanhor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13

que no han tornado Ia Emulsion dc
Scott. Fijaos bicn en- los perhles y
coniornos DC uresira inooente foio-
grakada.....-i No cs vcrdad Que essa
ahora saiudaiie y agraciada IA haer-
'fanita......,
Va cSiz Ia Mia saludahie Y salts
fecha. en sus iafios aparcoe cSa duioe
sonriSa que reveia feiicidad. "a han
yuclio Al hogar DC los exposos Coro-
minAx IA dicha y "a algeria. aiejadss
dc aQnciios iares por algan ,,esnpo. Y
en- praeha DC an sincere agradeci.
micnto srihuian exprcsivas grscias 4
los hcnefaciorcs DC Ia husnansdad
1 los rcputados fAhsoanscs DC !.
Emulsion &c Scott. Scfiorcs Scott A.
BOVINE De Nucva York.
Eila EniSnla. Ia inteligenie Celia. IA
gracioSa nifa. IA polsrc lsncrfanisa.
pone con bastantc oorcocion. dc su
puno Y ic;ra. al reverse &c su rciraio.
arimaca dc Jos Enesorcs descos. Ia
siguicnie expreSiva dedieaiogia:
"Iiago este peQucfo prcsentc Jos
Scnorcs Scott & Bovine dc Nncva
York cn praeba dc Ia mas leal graii-
iui por cl bucn cfecto cue en mi
antics dclioaia Salud logre conscguir
iomando Ia maravillosa Emulsion dc
Scott. 10 cue no pude obtener con
ninguna otra de las preparedness
que use y que desgraciadamente con-
tribuyeron enionoes empeorarme. :.
CELIA MARITIME DIAE.
HABANA. 90 de Abril dc 1907. -
Hotel Roma. . t-.s>
Piso Principal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13
Ell PAJARo EN- LA NIEvE.

raba los chicos atonitos e decan estreChapdoe la ma
no: mo volveras ener hambre nj sa1 la calle sin
paraguas verdad tto2 20 quero Manclita no quie-
tampoco~. nj papa, nj mama
IA que no lie das tn CANA, Paquito!-dio Santa
60 pasando la algeria inmediatamente.
Isl no Quebe en- ella papa! En- la sala hay otra
muy grande, muy grande, muy grande-.
No quiero CANA ahora,- -interrumpio Juan. ine
encuentro tan bien aqui!
-lTe duele e estomago como antes?-pregunto Ma
nolita abrazandole y besandole
No ha mia, no ibendita seas,.. no duele
NADIA. soy muy fez. 10 1nico que tengo sueno..
me cierran los oos sin poderlo remediar..
--Pues por nosotros dejes de dormir, Juan,-di-
10 Santiago.
ST. tito, duerme, duerme-dijeron tempo
Manota Paquito echandoe los brazos al cuello Gu
brendole de caricias.
Sc durmio efecto desperto en- el cielo.
Al amanecer del dia siguiente agente de orden
publico tropezo cadaver entire la nieve Ell me-
dco de la casa de certified que haba muerto
por la congelacion de lasangre.
Mira Jimenez-dijo un guardia de los que le ha-
bian levado su companero:
iParece que Sc esta riendo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13

lie empleado en- mi practica Ia
Emulsion de Scott. de aceite de
lfgado de bacalao con hipolosfi;os de
cal V de sosa V debo decir que eS un
agente valioso para Ell tratamiento de
la escrofulosis y afecciones tubercu
losas. En- cuanto su elaboration no
deja NADIA que desear.-Dr. {. NJ.
Desvernine, Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13

Is una nina intcligcnte que. 4
pesar dc sus cortos amos. sc consagro
'nn iervor al estudio. cosechanda
buenos f.utos. Tiene passion por la
nusica V aprende facilnlente cuanto
Sc le cnsena; pero todo no hahfa de
ser dicha Y algeria para Ia graciosa
Celia la pobrecita tuvo que luchar
con las calamidades causadas por ese
cumulo lie dolencias que tanto per-
turba q bienestarde los nilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13

mdyOrld eSpeTd poSSdlluO oCHIeuo quO wv
tide entreabra la puera asomando su cabeza de rel
ma de villana segun e papel que representa- les
grte
-Adelante cabaeros.. tHe tardado mucho?
Para don Jeronmo siempre. Es ell ultimo que sa-
te refunfufando e primero que entra en- el cuarto
No acaba de transgir esta p1dica costumbre y
aun1ue no Sc atreva expresarlo, ALA en- el tondo de
s pensamento encuentra POGO cotes Sc lie eche de
su asientc para que aquela mocosa vista: ia e que
hace treinta amos pasa la vida entire bastdores ha 81
do e ntno de todas las acrices acores, antiques
modernos
Tiere cncuenta cnatro aLos y es empleado en-
e Mn;sterio de Ultramar desde los veintiCincO. To-
dos los Gobiernos le han respeado rueda in
dispensabe de la maquinara administrative de las
lonas sotero martir de las patronas ALA en- su u
yentud Sc cuenta que escrbio drama, que lie valio
una silba entrada For toda la vida Ell escenario
de los teatros Resignado no resignado el fallo
del pablco de6 de escribir dramas adopto el nobe
papel protector de autores frstas desconocdcsy
de empresas arrunadas. FL oven provincano que
l|egase Madrid con un drama el bolsllo no poda
emprender canine meor para verlo representado que
e de la casa de don eronimo. Todo 10 acoga con los
brazos abiertos mao buen0 Sin embargo como era
asaz rudo en- modales escatinaba los autores
noyeles que conaban q le eian prodt cco-
nes las eensuras fuertes hasta los nsutos-"I oda
esa relacion puro arrago eche usted tinta sobre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-13
BrBLIoTEc DEL BoLETIN MERCANTIL.

en- fin, la mayoria espera paseando senada queClo-
tide entreabra la puerta asomando su cabeza de rel
ma de villana segun el papel que va representa- les
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03

Cd in 1899 about 5000 bales (of 100 pound
eGch>, selling in Havana at the hghe 81
market rates Tho cultivation of sugar in
200 WAS confined to a single estate.
1t Is also reported that the island is
adapted to the growth Of rubber.
The minerals are traih'c, kaolin, gold
iron and salt.
THE quality If the m1tl1c is reported e.
be available for tho finest statuaty.tho co..
or boinw the prrH<t white. Other varieties
of different hucs are suitable for orndm IL
tation as they take on an excellent polish
Thu stone H. fl"a from cracks ami will f'f-
uislI slabs of any size. tho deposits vary
i',p f. m 3 to - Get In thickness. They ar,
situated to meet all requirements of CON
Vcri"nt and oc1nomi al transportation &c
pc uts Of shipment or the coast.
It's Nalul II" trnrs are mahogany. liGnuT
vitae. cOcc-v ood from which reed inStru.
jreuts are IN tdc. cedi liza odordta used l.
make cigar boxes. log-wCUd, pine AND
royal palm.
fruits and nuts both cultivated and viii
arc celebrated for their quality and aDlm
daut varieties. the principal being aliga
tor pear, hanana coco1nuts, grava, man
ros. oranges and piu"aprles.
'rhc mechanical industries are tobacco
manufacturing. qulrrri.g, weaving fl
consumption. cutting and saving lumber
and WORKING Ito poles and railroad tics
and charcoal burning; also forest pro
duets. tIrpontinc pitch and tar.
Nn' thor Industry is fishing. the shallo"
adjacent waters 1bolndmc in dnc market
able fish Holsters, and turtles.
At the close. ,flN79 there wcrc 1Gl horn
Cd cattle, I2}l horses, IA mules and ) }Jt
h cs and goats.
The island Wa discovered ty Coluo'bus
in 1i4. who nam ID it la ENm@clSta.
In the administration of cuba it became 4
II, { Of NVb n r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
EX-GOV. PAGE FOR MCCULLOUGH.
Makes Unqualified Statement That He
Will Support Him.

Morrisvilc March 1.-THE friends of
Gen. j. q. Mccullough in this county were
much pleased to-day over the statement
in the News and Citizen in support of the
Bennington man. accepting it as an indi-
cation that Hon. c. ). Page had entered
the contest in his behalf. Upon inquiry 10y
telephone it was learned that Mr.. Png, IS
ready to actively support General McCul-
Tough and has so declared IL reply to the
numerous inquiries that came to him
throughout the day.
Governor Page said that according to his
belief the county was overwhelmingly in
favor of General Mccullough to-day.
It can be stated that there is a vide
ypread belief here that Mr.. ProCtor's Lame
mas been brought into the canvass rs the
result of "a trade. The statement III the
News and Citizen that Senator Proctor
was one of the men who urged General
Mccullough to withdraw four years ago in
the irtorest of harmony and noW had al
lowed his son to come up in opposition In
him came as a surprise and has greatly
intensified the demand for fair play from
the voters Of Lamoilo county.
Tonight another evidence that McCul-
Tough sentiment was increasing came with
the strong editorial in the Hardwick Ca
zotte supporting General Mccullough for
governor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
THAT HORSE PROBLEM.
Prof. Allen, of the Potsdam Normal
Says $40 il Correct.

A teacher i'm the town of Cape Vincent.
~ V, sent the horse problem, which was
discussed by the Cape Vincent Grange not
long since. and which was printed in The
Free Press recently. to Freeman Allen,
professor of mathematics at the Potsdan
Normal school. with the request that he
solve the same. Under date of February
Is, the professor writes as follows:
The eNaTplc you send me is an old
one whose confusion lies in it's blindness,
not in it's difficulty. The example asks
for his profits which must depend upon
the cost and the net receipts. If the horse
was worth $50. then he made u profit of
$40 the first time he sold and profit of
$50 the next time he sold. or Il total OF $40.
If the horse was worth $40 he lost so when
Inc bought il at $50 and gained $50 on that
cost in selling for S1O) making his profit
only $40. Now we don't know the worth
of the horse. When he sold the horse for
sc, without Il know ledge of the cost or
worth of tho horses. we have no right to
argue for u gain or loss. At this point the
transaction begins. When he buys back
the horS.. l., has $40 plus the horse, a
gain of $40. had h. stopped there When
he soils at 500 he has Sll0 and no hors q.
lie has $50 moro than he had before with
ont shc horse. Clearly, he has gained 500.
Tho simplest way is to pay no attention
to tic first sale. for we don't know the
original cost. lie bought for $50 and sold
FOR 500. making a profit of $50. some
people are always seeing profit of $40
when he bought at $50 and another of 81
when he sold at 500, and 50 figure out
$50 total gain. II makes ono seem Ike
doing big business. but it is II deceptiN q
way of figuring out ones profit in bust
nccs. Compare money on hand ut orc
time and money on hand -, Il later time
to lhd gain or loss. The answer is 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Doing Thei; Duty.
Scores of Burlington Read
ers Are Learning the
Duty Of the Kidneys.
TO filter the blood is tho tdncvs' duty.

TO filter the blood is tho fidncvs' duty.
When they fail to do iris the kidneys ara
SICK;
Packache and many kidney ills follow.
Urinary troubles Diab"tos
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them ALL
Burlington pcoplc endorse our claim.
Mrs. Henry Prince Of South Chamrlain
street, says: II went to w j. Ifcndcr-
sons drug store for Deans Kidney pini
as ] required something for my ba,ls
which achcd terribly. 1t worried trd PAIN
cd ino for quito whilo. Il / sat down it
had to be just so. and if ! stood I had %
assume particular position or cxcruciat-
Ing pains ran through my lcins. This was
far from being an cVialic position tc "a
I'm, and anybody who has obtained relief
from it can ccrt9inlv appreciate tho moan1
and recommend it t. his fellow citizen.
Deems Kidney Pills removed all tnt
lamencss and my back was strong aid
supple after the treatment"
For sale by all dealers; rrico 80 cent.
Foster Mlburn CO.., buffalo, n. y, sol,
agents for the United States
Remembers the 1smo-DOANs-ax
take no substitute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
Bic RETAIL TRADE.
Favorable Weather Stimulated
Demand for Easter Wear
ing Apparel.
WEAKNESS IN CEREALS
Caused Introduction of Iron and
High Level for Railroad Stocks
Sharp Break in Cotton.

New York March 2S.--R. G. Dun e Co. s
weekly review Of trade will say to-mor-
row:
Favorable weather greatly facilitated
Easter retail trade the volume of trans
actions in all lines of wearing apparel be-
ing of exceptional magnitude. Activity wa
by no means restricted to the sp, cial lin &,
however. the general distribution of mcr-
chandisc exceeding that of previous sca-
sons with prices well maintained
Demands for an eight hour day after
May by the blast furnace men was the
most disturbing feature in the iron and
steel industry and this is not causing
much alarm as an agreement will proba-
bly, be reached during the intervening
month.
Production is now beyond all precious
records and the movement OF coke j.
ample.
\ severe reaction occurred in cotton, du
entirely to the excessive speculative HUr-
chasoY which made the market too hcaN Y.
Weakness appeared in the cereal cJrly
in the week when there was a certain
rnanimitH about cncour ging wei h.r +
ports and increased acreage. Tho let -
suit for the week was a dccldcd'y lower
range of prices.
Railroad securities established "A n W
hilh price record on Monday for the g
most 2ctivc stocks at 1'61l. Bright pos
poets for crops aided the advance bun th'r
was more support rom l'roleSsioh"l opera
Tors IN a L." SpcciNItl's' Even tne buoy NJ
'oho ma not attract II hhcra' puNihE ~
OUTSIDERS ANA t'tai safes were not nan
tl'So Oh the sumo daN iiSl year
Liabilities of comm rcal failures du,inS
the first of three weeks of Mar n aggr
Iat'd >f,lloilS, of which $2.7.4loi were in
manufacturing. $2-75.933 i'm trading and
N"''l-U III "ther commercial lln's. F|lIures
lnr inc week. numbered go III inc Ille
states against 2jb last year ana - n Can
ada against - last year.
I,RADSTRt,l.r,s TRADE pEpOI.r
Now York. March -S--l'radStrect TO-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
TRAILING ARBUTUS.
Time For the Famous Flower-Fow to
Find and How to Gather 1t.


80 much OF Aprll mas TO De taken up win
ram ana CLOUDS tnat on chillE' "rlH%iiH',
daN we are apt /" forget the hours ol
sweet Lol sunshine ,htt are taxing t"rh9
WIN lht ram 10 ih'l' 'n' ITO. "u' "a ouI
NUS ana WOODS says 81 Nl'holaS' 'u'
the moment the ram Is over or u"IoT.-
8 vigorous n"E or girl Is not So'"| 10
hurt pN an April sh"Wer-lo' us go out an
look Tor the llrst spring mowers
AS FAR as nave S'oh' the race ior Hrs'
pi1r" IN the spring pageant 81 movers re-
@uijs in We II YOU ma VI NloWcr JUST
pcepin% open on the eiS' ot wood you
"r" pretty sure t. sec IL nod"lnS piue ne
rauc3 on tn" same day IN" time OF yen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
RICKETY CHILDREN.

As likely to think of chairs
as of children when we use
that word rickety.
Children with loose joints,
bow-legs, and soft bones have
ricketts,, 1t is a disease due to
improper feeding-and a typi..
cal disease for the workings OF
SCOTS Emulsion.
For the weak growth of the
bones SCOTS Emulsion sup
plies those powerful tonics, the
hypophosphites.
For the loss Of flesh SCOTS
Emulsion provides the nour-
ishing cod-liver oil in an easily
digestible form.
1t is these things that ac
count for the rapidity with
which SCOTS Emulsion cures
ricketts,.
Rickety children improve
in every way under It's intiu'
cnCc.
Send for Free Sample.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
WOMEN's HATS OVER THE FACE

Most or the new models come well for
ward over the brow, but few here ana
there are intended to be worn off the face
one of these in yellow straw rests on 4
band of black velvet running round tn,
front and curving back behind IN.
ears. This Is concealed by row
Of medium sized pink muslin rose.
except in the center, where bow
OF black velvet is introduced. Out
side are several larger roses WITT
leaves made up into wreath with poiut,
of black lace. -Four of these points com
pose butterfly bow at the back, Fastened
in the center by cabochon made of straw
braids.-The Millinery Trade Review fo
March
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
OUR NEW YORK FASHION LETTER.
Modes That Are Popular in Gotham
Strik ing Fanciss OF the ason.

New York, March 26.--lioWcver fire.
qu"ntly the fashions may change, thcr
are certain events to which their inilu-
,nce extends which are as fixed a Il e
seasons OF the year. and for which thu
'nodlSteS and mllincrs make elaborate adj
vince preparations because of the rush
which is subsequent to the arran gene mt
FOR these events Just now, for instanc ,
ii is the spring weddings which fol- W
close upon the Easter season The cid SUI
pcrStilion that May is an unlucky month
IN which to marry grows less popular
every year, ana this season the May QUO en-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
\ MOTHER OF FIVE.

Iut away those new spring dresses,
Lay aside that taking hat
Gently smooth that Gibson collar,
You will have 10 need of that.
Do not plan on balls and parties,
Even pass that hand at whist
Though you fear to stop all pleasure,
Very like yOu'll not be- missed
Eer you wear those charming dresses,
All tho style will be quite off
For alas, 90 start the season
Tommy's got tie whoCplng cough.
And the five that follow after
All the same disease will take;
Thcre'll be music in the day time
And at night you'll keep awake
LiStning for tie doloful war whoop,
Which will cease TO start again,
Till You thank tho LoId with fervor,
That it's five instead Of ten.
LOU Royce HAYDEN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
TWO PRESSING QUESTIONS.

What object would Fletcher ID. Proctor
Lave i'm making de al with DR., W, Sow
ard Webb On the GoVcrnorship canvass
What codld be gained by it that was not
alro ady within his political possibilities
Messenger
y hrsc questions al swer themselves.
There are two others not yet answered
V by did Webb get rut? Why did Proc
ter come n?-Montpelicr ArsCs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
$500 to Pacific Coast

Chicago g. Northwestern R'y; during the
months of March and April 5000 from
Chicago to Helena, Butte, Anaconda,
Ogden and Salt Lake City; 5000 Spokane;
$500 Los Angeles, San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver. Victoria
ana a large number of other points
Tourist Slee ping Cars daily to the Pacific
Coast For maps and particulars apply
to nearest ticket agent or address.
j. f. Britt1in, 36S Washington street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
An APRIL FOOL.

When Uncle Robert got his mail
That First-of-Apri morning
(Now. absent minded PEOPLE all,
just read and take "A warning)
Among the business bills and Sins.
And cards of invitation.
And friendly notes he found At last,
One qleer communication.
1t took but little time to road
moment but 20 cen it:
The two words "Apiii Fool" were all
That could be four upon It,
Then Uncle Robert laughed and said:
1--WE heard of funny lunders
In sLTcrscrintion and a ldrcss,
And many pu22ling wonders.
and seen cpiStloS left unsigned.
This goes hem all ono hotter:
Fer here's II man who signed his name
end forgot to write the letter."
Abby +. :. Bates in April st Nicholas
Group insti ntly relieved DIR. Thoma
Erltctrip oil Perfectly snfe Never fan;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
VERY low RATES.

During the months Of March and ApriI via
Chicago and North Western railway; $50 90
from Chicago to Helena, Butte, Anaconda.
Ogden and Salt Lake City: s3O5O Spokane,
$500 Portland. Seattle, Tacoma, Vancou-
yer. Victoria and a large number of other
points. Tourist sleeping cars every day
from Chicago to the Pacific coast. For
maps and particulars apply to nearest
ticket agent or address. ]. Il. Britain 36S
MashinGton street. Boslon Mass