davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.


wANTED-woMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
eral Homework; washing; must stay nights
and give references. 1922 II st. NV. it,
WANTED-RELIABLE COLoRED WOMAN FOR
general housework, small family 1719 18th ST.
NV 1t
wANTED-wAIsT HANDS IMMEDIATELY AT
14l1 1.th ST: NV
WANTED-LADY STENOGKAPHER AND TYPE
writer. APply at once GRAND UNION TEA. co,
AZ and 40 9TH st. NV. 1t
honsework: wages s12; must stay. nights; adult
family two Apply 1913 Adams Mill road tiSth
and Columbia road. ap29-3t
WANTED FIRST CLASS SKIRT HANDS AND
improvers- s19 9th ST. NV. ap2s-3t'
WANTED WOMAN TO CUT AND MAKE FUR
niture covers Address IN. r. D. Star office.
ap2s2t'
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CoLoRED COOK,
TO stay at night for small family Apply 6o5
q ST. NV. ap2S-3t
wANTED-LATTER PART OF MAY. TO GO TO
Europe and return, German nurse. with first. st.
class references. Apply 1717 st. NV. ap2s-3t'
WAYTED-RE1IARLE GIRL; GENERAL HOUSE
ply 657 II st. ne. ap2s-2t
WANTFD-LADY WITH EXPERIENCE IN CON
fectionery store. 1908 14th ST. ap2S-2t
wANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family; no washing. G53 II
apS-2t
wANTED-A NEAT GIRL. IA TO II YEARS Of
age, to nurse baby. 61a Spruce st. nv; LIE
WANTED-sEsTTLED WHITE WOMAN AS WORK
ing housekeeper; family of three adults: stay
at nights best ref required wages 81 per
week. Address X. NJ. K, Star Office ap2S-2t'
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
in private family; washing; stay nights. Call
at 1928 Cal. NV. ap26-3t
WANTED COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS AND
other white and colored help for city and cOun-
try. Apply Mrs. ]. GREY'S Bureau, 1909 11th
st. ap264t$
WANTED D-STEN0GRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
by May 1 for real estate office; hours to s.
State salary expected A permanent place. Ad
dress Box As. Star Office ap263ts
WANTED-GOOD WHITE COOK TO GO WITH
us TO the country about May / two miles from
Alexandria; half wages while we are away, July
and August; references required. Address Box
145. Alexandria, Va. ap23-Gts
MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED -NOTICE-GOOD COIlORED HELP FOR
any Kind of work; stay go home; will have
good assortment first. 1856 Valley ST., George
town Office fees. 1t
NiANTED-YOUNG MARRIED COLORED NAN
and wife to do work in family; wife must he
good cook, and other work around the house;
Evening star., 1902-04-29
WANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-TO RENT STABLE IN OR NEAR
Mount Pleasant, with room for two horses and
carriage. Address STABLE RENT, Star office.
ap29-3t'
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WANTED-vIM. PUSH. ENERGY-A YOUNG MAN
without capital. bHt with plenty of push and
energy. can obtain good commission for soliciting
for a reliable Beneficiary association Address
tNk-t.tTl, Star office. ap2t-3t.
Evening star., 1902-04-29

FOE RENT-FLATS IN THE (NEyv) PENHURST
4S ii st. ne; and rooms and BATH steam
heat; hot water furnished; no light wells; every
mod imp; rent, $50 to $50.
ap2S6t L. s. FRISrOE, 1413 G st. NV
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

FOR RENT-C. W. B. FLATS, 1914 MASS AVE.
Second floor fiat; light rooms and bath; a. m.
l.; store closets; lovely back porch; of the
hnest locations In town; $4,000; tanitOr. ap29-2'
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FOR RENT-726 18TH ST. NV, WELI-FUR
manent; unfumfshed ap26-3ts
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1880 Riggs place, 10 rooms and bath. .S45 90
1164 18Th. new, 10 rooms and baths ...... 45 90
18th and %, store dwelling and stable. 49,. 45. 90
6l5 18Th halls and dwelling ........... 40 90
ia 18th, frame, 10 rooms and bath ....... 20 so
hp2G3t F. W, GRAHAM 6I7 Isth.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-ONE FULL-LEATHER, EXTENSION
top surrey; one leather top phaeton; one hame-
COLUMBIA STABLES, 1741 Johnson st, bet Il
and NV. reasonable offer refused. ap29- Ct .
Evening star., 1902-04-29

WAN1ED-SALESMAN FOR REAL ESTATE; En-
peFience uot necessary; men with large acauaat-
anCe preferred; horse and buggy will be fur
hlShed: good pay to workers. FULTON X. COR
Don. 1O4 1itb st. NV. fe17-s&tu-tf
Evening star., 1902-04-29

WANTED-NEAT COLORED GENERAL HOUSE
worker. Si5; washing; small family; summer
resort. Also chambermaids. butlers, nurses.
'.oks. iaundresses. LADIES EXCHANGE. Gil
18Th. IT.
Evening star., 1902-04-29

WANTED-AN EXPERT DRESSMAkER TO SEW
at the house Apply tafter pmJ No. 3 ST.
NV
Evening star., 1902-04-29

WANTED WAGON BOiS AND ERRAND BOYS
from II 10 Is years of age Apply TO i w
DAWSON. with WOODWARD & LOTIIROP.
ap2,-St
Evening star., 1902-04-29

FOR RENT-BY Il. .. Hu
and Insurance Broker,
CbamberliDs and l4IS L.
3Sr, 5b, per an 50. 100
p Lafayette 50, 20r. 5b.
etc, per annum. ST, 900
Marini's $ Hail, ,Ji+E Z. f5O. 10
AS 18th NV, store,
upper portion. ..ll0.0o
500 18th NV. Pr. .s3- -33
1904 Mass ave, llr. $500
429 q NV. Tor. 10. 90
1856 ID NV, Sr. i5. 90
LIB L. apis, Or. ....45.00
lbs U, sr. al .5o
OFF.
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from $40 to S35
GS3 + NV. So to S22.50
STo
i24S 11th Sc. SIS. 90
-24l llTl "a 100
Evening star., 1902-04-29

'LTZMAN. REAL ESTATE
10th aud Il SITS. NV.
lSi3 II, l0r. .40.o 90
l02l 9th NV, 11r. .35. so
l7l4 9Th NV. 1or. .36. 80
1927 l4th NV, Or. . IS. 90
I37 9th NV, Tor. .83. 30
l223 L. apt, 2r....1.00
l2i5 l1th Sc. Or. 90
HOS 10th NV, 6r. .22.e0
20 = NV, Or. 1880
1884 9th NV. 6r. 90
73 Decatur ne. 6r. .l1-b0
u Decatur ne. Or. ..ll.60
ICES.
4T0 La av. $40 4 $500
iO3 itb NV. %
RES.
22i Q nw.-..-..-.-S12.0
ap2l-tf
Evening star., 1902-04-29
WANTED-ROOMS.

l., BY TWO LADIES IN OF
fee. board and rooms Zone unfurnished). with
family owning house preferred; west of 18th,
north of L sts. line; reasonable terms !;
permanent If suited; references exchanged. r.
and s., Star office. APPS -2t*
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
EI escuItor SunoI

MuFi6 oil diR i6 del mss pasado en- Madrid,
q loa asssnta y tres amos de sdad v en- plena
loxSn1R do su inspiraci6n de su taIanto, al
escultor espsfi0l JeF6nimo Suhol un Hampe-
ramento de Rrtiata I'm trabajador infAtRAble
de quian, como de otroa muchoa puede AFR.
maFse-y no porqus IL postrerA ssa 10 hoEa de
las aiAbsnzas-Qus la hA sorpPsndido la muarta
con oil alncsl sn la mano, dFme y Eudo en- In
gloriosa labor que emprendiara para 10 fama
entire noaotroB maRavill0 todos con "a sobar.
biA estAtua del GDRnte,S qua an lA Exposici6n
NAcfonAl vsrincada sn Madrid en- aQuaI sfio
gRp6 en- busnR pelea los eogios ferv0roaos de
la eTisies, 10 admiration del p6aliao IN pre-.
milo ssgnndo, reeompensAs que entonees 90
rsgateabsn mncho y solo So oloEghbsn al vsr-
dRdsFo m6Fiso.
HAbfa nScido Snnol an Bareslona en- 1s4o
En- aquellA EaensllR de B sliag Artsa hi1o sus
Seg6n queda dieho, hAbfs obtsnido con una
&ibA rscompsnsA In consAgFaei6n de su taIento
envidiAble. Aq quella estRtua notabllfaima fn6
Adquida por el Estado, en- ell Museo NacionaI
figure en- aItio pFasminsnts.
Dos Anoa mas tarde CANADA en- raffIdo con.
enrso an primer pramio CON Bu estatuA de aHi-
msnsoS, obrR pRsmiRda con una msdalIa me-
sss m&s tArds en- 10 Exposici6n Universal do
Paris, partiF de entonces, su cArrera g'o-
dssde r oms lusgo all6, Las prodneeiones de
su inRpiraci6n, briosas, po6tlcas, eAstiGAs, ras
pondiando o una rAsA dc sescnItoress que no 90
sxtingue poR fortuna en- Espsna, dguPan
en- los Mnseos, oecoran las plAzas pGbdcas.
alderman lRs gAlsTfaa yexposicfonas do los con.
tados magnRteG ssp&holas- que amparana no.
blsmente las bslias aKtsa sn otEos puebIos
prsgonan los singulAFaa meritos del aseulsor
insigne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
a DTEsTR0 Y sENIESTRO

sIdarado, es de proveehoso y ssguro sfecso,
mueho mas h de serlo cuando GO trata de una
eoIaotividAd qus lleva In pertnrbaci6n oil ma
lsstaK TODD nm oYganismo social
Las eomponsndRs, los pafdos tbios, no
conatItuyen el tratamiento indicRdo para San
graves cRsos.
Doetorss muehos, sn gran n6msro, po-
sss In IgIesia ortodoxa pseudo Fepublic@nas an
que eomuga &El AguilGs,y 81 criterio lar
e prkctieA apsiAmos.
81 las &tuFbas,D Rguxad&s -poF los de &rri-
bai por loS que no dan ell ffen1s, no % hubfs-
ran lanzRdo o cometer todo gsnsFo de atrops-
llos dsmGsfAs, con smpujs vAnd6lic0, nAda
hubisra tsnido qua dsciF 10 pvensR federal On
son ds pFotssta y de aeunaei6n.
q No obsiaate. o. pssRr de nuestra sctttudl
psgar de nuestras reclamacionss nusstFAs
quejAs, prosguIaron los disturbances. los tumul-
toB y los eseAndalos. sin que los Esfranaran los
snesrgad0s de haesrlo.
Y dsspuss que sstuvo el pals meread de 10
AndAnte canAllsria, que 81 no cometi6 mas bar
barbados fa las "a conocidAs, fn6 poFque no
quiso, porqus no le di6 Ii CANA, nussaro insfg-
ns GobeFuadoP - Imtta o recordarnos en- un
diScurso churrignsresc0 Ii opinion de Rufus
oh1Rts, de MRssachusst, AcsPeA de Ia libeEtRd
y el IibeYtin3ts.
busna hoHa mRnRaa vaRdas.
Para cOncluir. sA
Recomendamos GEl Agull0ehoH 10 leetu.
"a del romance del gran sRHfPico cAstellRno
qna anses Atudimos, y dsssaramos que le sirva
do leceion provscho.
GArroiAr la cara imports;
nj ssps!o, no hay poF queD
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

9El Aguila,D cAy6nAose del nido, trAsa Dc
demostKnr que lA prenGG de nueatPo partido
tiane 10 culp@ Dc CUE los perI6dieos fmpaKialis-
tas Dc In metR6p0li nos eonsIdarsn como a nm
pueblo atFasadc, indigno de la IIbartRd y de la
protscei6n humAnitari& que so nos dispsnsA
pog 81 CoIoBo...... -
La prsnaR federal no hA hecho otra eosa
que Kenst&F en- Bns eolumn9s el ast&do de anRr.
qufR cue llSg6 Puerto Ricos por obra v Ggra'
eiaS de los mAne1Oa de asA pdrttdd mo msFscs
osRcs nombFe-que sembP6 sl ssc6ndaIo y oil des
orden nllf donde no pudo triunfAr legal hon.
radamsnta.
Hsoa sHeT6p 6pules aspavIentosos de Ell Agui
lae nos Tecuerdan Rqcsl romRnes de Qusvsdos
en- que reaeHe que una viaiR-1oGA Matuaa & a
p0R4a edAd-horroriEAdA AI YER su cRnAtulA ca
IN eBPsios 10. hizo s1isos, como 81 este fusBe
culpAble de los satrRgos que hiEo ell tfsmpo en-
Ga fRE dasmsdPRd& FnRoSa.
X hs aqRf como sxpons sl pOstA, On dos
ccto siIabos IL morAIs1a del eusnto:
aArro1ar 10 cara Imports;
Rl sspaIo no hay pcr qu6s
Rspeic, sspsio &mplfo, Eel v cIarfsimo,
hA sido In prenss fsdsral al rspPoducir GO.
mantRR los bochornoaos Tuessos dssArRollados
en- ID mayor parts de la islA en- este periodic
elseeIonarIo. 81 .N1
SPrstsndfa. acAao, oil orgAnilIo pseudo -rs.
publtcAno de Pones, que caIlkramosP...
No eE oeultRndo los males, CON hipoeResfa
v con engano, como 6stos han de ssnsr ancAS
Remsdios
PrssiEa dessubrir Ias IAcsEias, AlIf donde
svlatsn, I'm de aplicRrlss 81 eRutsrlo de modo
snergiOo. .e
81 tAl procedimianto, individuAlmsnts can
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Un estabIecimiento
tipografco
sE vENDE EN- PONCE

Una busnA pransa MArinoni, uua pransa
Liberty, una guiilobinR, una pHensA de sacar
pruebas (Sult6D) y 152 caias de tipos sn par
fecto e5t@do.
Cuent& con mas de cisn caFactsRas de I'll
pos titulares en fdentes abundantes v eompIa
tAs sscriturAs, tipo com6u siets eaFacteros, "
tipos de Adorno. OAas, vinstas, y toda cIRsa
de accssorios para 81 huen funeionAmisnto de
uua impRenta.
ri establseimisnto tiena mobiliariO, On
81 Ea puede sditar IN pert6dico de regular ia
mafio, hacer todA class de trAbaio del Yamo.
Sc vende do eontado, 8 plaSos con docu-
msntos auscritos por aFmSa descontAhlea an
oil Cr6dito y Ahorro Ponee6o.
Para mas informes diriiirss q don Simon
Ro1as Nsgr6n, Ponce, sstAhlecimiento Et
LotGUre. .-Novismbra 81. u,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
T.IaH - = -
Not1c1aS

:. Sc halla sn asta ciudad sl pundonoroso te-
nisnts do 10 policia insular, don Efaneiseo
Tallada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

Otro iefa qua honra q 10 instituei0ns DO
Ernssto L6psx Dfaz. 30 sncusntra en- la Ca
pital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
SAN JUAN
Per teI6grRf0.
R0sEMDo RIVERA

R0SEMD0 RIVERA
Sc h2lla oculto en- Puerta de
TERRA, Rosendo Rivera.
HEREDO
El americana Mr.. ellis, fu6
herido, nj tratar de capturarle
anoche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Viajeros distinguidos

En IL tards de hoy tnvimoa ell gnsto de g..
ludAr nnestrOs respatRblss amigos de Ponce
don jose q. sesrrs, don Gulllermo SchpkA v
don Luis de PorHAtA Doria, que 50 dirijsn
San Juan CON obisto da asiatlr > 10 AsambIea
federal q ne ss vsTifcsr& mafiena.
LES reitsramos oil sincere tasAimonio de
nusstra considsraci6n m6r afsctuosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

Conseeusnts con Ia orden de Mr.. Huns
dsdique todo el dia de ayeF d&r graeiss nj
Todo PodeFos0 poF los Sensncios bisnandan-
solo momsnto = mi fsrvisnta oracI6n para de-
dleGrlc sSeribir la corrsspondenelR do zee
diario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

Hoy hA salido ell ssgundo namsro del ePor
ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
PUERT0RRIQUES0 PREso

Ha. lido preso q la capital
dominicana,4 an puertorriqueflo
de apellido Castro, q quien Sc ocu'
pafon papeles para los rebeldes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
UNA aEvoLUcie5n

Los reyolucionarios de Santo
Domingo, proclaman para La pre-
sidencia de la repdblica d Ale1an'
dro Vas Gil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

A eAusA de trAsr muehos eaYtIneAdos .da
los Estados u nidos ha llegado . esta ciudAd
con RIg6n rstraxo oil eochs coRrso de San j nAn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
LLE0AM

Empiezan d negar los miem'
bros del Directorio para La Asam-
blea de mafiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

nisnts do 10 policia insular, don Francisco
Tallads.
olro iefs que honra 10 instisusi6n, don
hrnssso L6psx Dfas, - sncusnsra en- 10 Ca
pital.
Hoy IN salido el ssgundo n4msro del ePor-
vsnir oorero,s psrI6diso qas 80 adisa On ssta
eiudad.
IA falIscido an Aibonito otro Ruardts In
sular jose CALLAHAN Rivers.
Nossla oolOnia E,psnola de San Juan
como diiimos equivoeRdamaRte el mi6rcoles
ID que cslebra On San Jnan cultos . Ii inma-
culAda Ooncepei6n de Maria sino 10 congrs'
gacf6r de esa nombrs que vtens hacfendolo
dsgds oil a1o 1896
Aver pas6 por Csguas en- dirscci6n Qua.
wanna sl guardiA tnsalar don Francisco Oftiz.
Va al inieio que "a aigus algunos turbas poE
al asssinAto de don Ssvsro Lorenxo, cobrador
dc Ii easA Amor6s.
Los senorss <TaItct s. Cas- del also conner.
do podar general . 81 antiguo smplsado dom
Otto WSntxslias, para que los raprsssnts en-
todos aus nsgocios.
Sc hs hseho cargo de ID administracf6n
del sPorvsnirS, don Antonio PiIlich.
Trata de rsorganissrss oil gfsmio do pana.
dsros do Caguas.
Tamhien srasa de raorganisArss 81 grsmio
de tablRieros.
Por mhtuo eonv6nio, 90 ha disuslto 10 So
cisdad msrcantil que tIrsba On San Juan, baio
10 rAS6n de EspafoI & ca 8. en- O., constituy8n
dose otra nusva con este nombre Agustfn
EspafioI sn Oomandita.
Anochs disron eomisnSs sn 10 igIs.ia pa
rroquial las novsnas dc 10 Purfsima.
Ri dta de Ii oonsspsi6n. sn Ia misa soIsm
ne que ha de celsbrarss, hahr6 sermon con
pansRfrico . cargo del vIrtueso vicario don
Felipe Consoles.
Haes dias qus no nos vista sB Prsgons'
roS dc San Juan.
Rseibimos con mushA irrsgularidsd sLa
Vos de 10 Patria.s
Las tusess de slssci6n del Narantiso, no
han cobrado ado 10 cue les corresponds por
sus trahatos.
La sehorita j uans ouifsonesy don Miguel
ArsaIai, han eonsrafdo matrimonto en- oiales.
Sc ha psdido 81 ayuntamienso da Maya-
ghss, que psrmfta eli establsctmisnto de an
Famal de fsrrocsrril de 10 eiudad aI musIIa.
Ha musrtO en- oAbo Rojo un guardia In.
sular. So lIAmAbA Jose Alsmkn.
Dsntro de oeho dias 60 pgessntarG nj 90.
bernAdor oil Informs del Tribunal que practic6
IL d,timA investigaci6n On Humacao.
Han aldo dRdos de alta en- 81 Manfcomio.
Marfe oAsiila de BaS, de NaguRbo Maria Do.
lores Veg&. de BAyam6n.
-yose g. del vails CFortslssa 71.)-oa-
einsA para la gsHsion do ssuntos administrati.
vos IN todos los centres oheialaa.
9EInizrzzEuzEnnnrnnn
Un tngero resfraado" tos~6
arr1eacfOn de Ia garganta, 81 Sc des- "a
cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura ~
bic enfermedad pulmonar una irritacion
croniea de la garganta. Sc cura efectiya- d.
uente con las PassiIlaa BrOnauaalea
&g BROWN.
1WIEfIfltsxfsAIFkEFIIEGT KETIrTYNW6
rns~Is~ q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

Se ssegura que Rivera 80 en-
tregara d las autoridades, d causa
de no haberle facilitado recursos
para 81 fuga, sus completes,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17

Sheridan Council, Knights of Columbus.
Regular meetings are held the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month in Citizens
Bank building, second floor
w. p. RILEY, Grand Knight.
D. P. HEALEY, Rec. Sec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
A Light House for St. JOhnsbury.

St. Johnsbury will have a light
house next month but not by virtue of
government appropriation. 1t will
simply be one of the many attractions
of the Food Fair to be held at Music Hall
October eli. The light house will be
the exhibit of the Worcester Salt Co. and
will occupy the central space of the hall
reaching nearly to the ceiling. 1t will be
illuminated by so, sixteen-candle in
candescent lights. An endeavor will be
made to have everything different from
last year and in this success is assured.
All the spaces are taken and the plans
are completed for afternoon and evening
entertainments. Mrs. Jarvis and her
assistant, Miss Gilmore, are both grad
yates of the Boston cooking school and
the afternoon lectures and demonstra-
tions will be genuine aids to these in
terested in the art OF cooking. A feature
of one evening will be banquet of many
courses served by the exhibitors. The
Exposition Orchestra composed of six
young ladies from the Boston Ladies
Orchestra will be in attendance every
afternoon and evening. The motto this
year is, something doing all the time"
and that is exactly what may be expec-
ted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
Union School Notes.

The enrolment of pupils this fall is
SCI, a number four smaller than last
year at this time. By schools the num-
bers are: Union, grade l, 50; grade II,
80; grade III, 81; grade ", Ga; grade
V, 70; grade vi. As; grade VII, So;
grade VIII, SO; grade TX, At; total,
426. Summerville, grade l, 25; grades II
and III, &c; grades Nv and V, 46; grades
vi and VII, 26 grades VIII and TX,
%; total, $50. Maple street, grade l,
SO; grades IL and Ill, 34; total, 70.
Fairbanks Village, grades | and II, 26;
grades III and w, 21, total, At. Pad
dock Village, 81. Center Primary, 80;
Center Grammar, 10. East Village, 80.
Clay Hill, 10. Four Corners, 10. Goss
Hollow, IS. Pierce's Mill, 10. Spauld-
ing, 5.
The number has increased in the Union
school, Maple street and Fairbanks viii
lage, and decreased in Summerville and
the Center, remaining practically the
same in other schools.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
VOL. LXV---NO. 34O3
Col. Woodruff Homeward Bound.

The Army and Navy Journal has the
following good things to say Of Gale
donia county boy who has become one
of the best known officers in the United
States army:
among the officers Of the army who
have served in the Philippines there is
none who have a greater degree Of popu-
laritv in both service and social circles in
Manila than Col. Charles A. Woodruff of
the subsistence department, who was
until recently chiei commissary OF the
Division of the Philippines. AS soldier,
wit, orator and executive, Col. Wood
ruff is equally accomplished, and being
master OF many arts, he adorns them
ALL"
Speaking of his departure for the United
States, the Manila Freedom, in the
course of long and appreciative article,
says: SIN the departure for the United
States of Colonel Woodruff, the army in
the Philippines will lose one OF it's most
efficient officers, but the army will not be
the only loser-all who have met and
learned to admire him will miss him.
Colonel Woodruff is a gentleman of the
old school, Of Irish extraction and ac-
quaintance with the gift of blarney. As
an orator his only prototype is the inini-
table Depew. Humor, delicate satire,
sarcasm, pathos-all are blended togeth-
er by a master hand. As an after-dinner
speaker he is probably the cleverest in
the islands. But it is not only as pol
ished gentleman that Colonel Woodruff
shines. He is pre-eminently qualified for
his work in the subsistence department,
an officer of great executive ability with
the power to harmonize discordant ele-
ments. Under his direction 'bucking
matches pale into insignifcance, the cogs
in the wheels work together smoothly
and there is harmony even with the quar-
termaster department, which from time
immemorial has worked more or less at
odds with the commissary.
When he assumed charge of the sub
sistence department in these islands,
things were in a bad way. Supplies
ordered reached the troops many
months afterwards in manv ca cases-some-
times never. The supplies on hand were
not sufficient in some of the most necess-
airy components, in others there were
large and unnecessary surpluses. The
question of transportation was almost
an unanswerabe one. Requisitions
were revised and sent to San Fran
cisco; surplus stock disposed Of; all nec-
essary supplies which could be purchased
here were obtained at once; the entire
system of supply was changed, sub
depots established and competent officers
detailed in charge; competent clerical
forces were obtained, arrangements
made for more perfect system of trans
portation facilities-the results were not
slow in obtaining. These results must
have been felt in Washington, where the
services of Colonel Woodruff are no
doubt fully appreciated. Freedom wishes
Colonel Woodruff a pleasant billet in
Gods country and the stars of briga-
der, a we'll merited promotion"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
Railroad News.

Railroad News.
The steamer Lady of the Lake" made
the last trip for the season on Lake Mem
phremagog Saturday, Sept. 6.
The night train between New York and
Quebec will be discontinued for the sea-
son the first week in October This train,
which was inaugurated by the Quebec
Central, has proved very popular and
may become permanent train eventu-
ally 1t the business warrants. After it is
taken off there will be a through sleeper
from Quebec to New York, arriving in
the latter city about II a. m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
Grand Carnival.

Elaborate plans are in progress for
gorgeous spectacular carnival to be held
under the auspices of the Epworth League
of Grace Methodist church, at the Ar
mory, on December II, II and 13. This
is expected to exceed anything ever before
attempted by the society, in the grand
eur of its display and the many and bril-
liant attraction that will be presented.
The amusement feature will be the very
strongest ever presented and no pains or
expense are being spared to present the
most high class and novel attraction,
and successful presentation is assured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

Notice.
Food Fair.
Fruit for Sale.
Cook Wanted.
Neck Ruff Lost.
Wanted-W. H. Burbank
They are Here-L. p. Leach.
Eye Attention--H. A. Belknap.
Blame Yourself-W, B. Eastman.
A Great Week-Brooks.Tyler Co.
Monte Cristo-Howe Opera House.
Correct Styles-Steele. Taplin g. Co.
To. o.Night-Howe's Moving Pictures.
Velox Paper Exhibit-C. c. Bingham.
Turkey Dinners-Atwood & Somerville.
Probate of Will-Harriet E. Woods Estate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.

Passumpsic Lodge, No. u, P. and A. M.
Regular Communication Thursday evening
October 16.
EDWIN L. SPENCER, w. M.
DELos M. BAcoN. Secretary.
Palestine commandery, No. 5, X. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday evening, Oct
ober H.
WILLIAM WETHERBEE, E. c.
D. M. BACON. Recorder
FIasweIl Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
Stated Convocation Friday evening,
September 10.
HARRY A. BARTLETT, H. P.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17
Knight of Pythlas.

Knight of Pythias.
Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge, No.
2, Tuesday evening, Sept. %.
II. M. NELSON acting {. c..
c. H. CLARK, Keeper of Records and Seals.