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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
A Very Pleasant Occasion.

The Dread Literary Club was in
vited to hold their social evening with
Mrs. T. j. Baker. Accordingly about
35 of the members assembled there
last Thursday evening and proceeded
to illustrate the fact that, although
gentlemen are sometimes very pleas
ant adjuncts in an evenings entertain
ment, yet they are not absolutely
necessary, for it is sale to say that
the club never spent a merrier or
more enjoyable evening. Mrs. Baker,
always an Incompatible hostess, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss May,
entertained so perfectly the half hour
after eleven struck before the ladies
recollected that the electrics usually
went to bed before twelve, and some
of them got caught in the dark.
However So far as is known all reach
ed home safely. The next meeting
will be the business one and will close
a year of much profitable work as
we'll as pleasure.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
NO. CAMBRIDGE.

Sugaring season has passed for this year.
F. Fl. Rice is improving, but his hand is
very painful yet.
Blaisdell Bros. have fine Jersey bull, pur-
chased in Underhill.
F. Green is happy, he has dandy bird dog
sent him from Sheldon.
Miss Wells of Bakersfield is to teach our
school the coming term.
Reynold & Witherel have all they can do
in their grist and saw mills these days.
Rev. E. L. NJ Barnes went to conference
Tuesday. There will be no services here next
Sunday
The sugar season has been a good one here.
More was made this year than in the two pre-
ceding seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Hooper of Fletcher
passed this Sabbath with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ, B. Hooper.
Horace Squires of Newport and Murray
Montague and friend of Fairfax visited Mrs.
Reynolds last week.
Mrs. Fanny Reynolds starts for Rutland,
Shrewsbury and Mt. Holly tomorrow. She
will be gone two weeks.
All fools day was duly noticed here. Little
strangers came to the homes OF E. M. Meach-
am and Sam Hooper on that day.
Mr.. Taylor, who has been in the employ of
Chester Thomas, has gone to Hyde Park to
work for Gov. Page in the hide house.
Mrs, Green, who has been with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Reynolds, of Jacksonville. returned
Saturday and her daughter, Gladys, takes
her place there.
Nearly all of our farmers prefer the Jersey
stock. W. W. Chase is the only one who has
purchased registered stock. He has very
fine specimen purchased of Bronson of Hard
wick, which has long pedigree running back
to imported stock and is in close alliance
with some of the celebrated Hood farm stock.
This gives our farmers fine opportunity to
improve their stock.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
WkTERVIELE,

Mrs. NJ. P Kelley is visiting friends in Cam
bridge.
Miss Lou Smith is visiting her brother at
Underhil.
A. D. Stockwell found one of his horses dead
in the stall Saturday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Chids is stopping few days
with her daughter at Belyidere.
Horace Flemmings has moved into George
Bickford's house down the river.
S. P. Campbell has bought the small farm,
above Henry Olins', of Henry Mcfarland.
Mrs Thomas Cheney is stoppinga few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Proctor Childs, at Bur-
ington.
Elmer Leach, Misses Abbe Mann and Lizzie
Whittemore we're at home from East Fletcher
over Saturday.
Among the new arrivals in town is a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fitzgerald on the 31st and
a son to Mr.. and Mrs George Bassett on the
7th.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
NO. WOLCOTI.

Mrs Mary Bailey is slowly gaining.
A. NJ. Russ was in Hardwck recently.
W. L. Farrar was in Walden the past week.
Fred Churchill has hired out to esp Bailey.
The ladies IN 9et this week with Mrs. Nelson
Reed.
W. L. Farrar spent Sunday in st. Johns
bury.
Fl, C. Baldwin finished saving shingles last
Tuesday.
The Listers started out last week on rounds
over town.
Mrs Mary Camp is visiting at the home OF
Byron Guyer.
Ed Nourse has gone to Cabot where he has
employment.
Fl. Z. Baldwin is suffering these days with a
throat trouble.
Liney Taylor does not seem to improve in
health very fast.
Harvey Lane is working for his brother,
James, this spring.
R.y, 0. l.. Barnard is attending the NJ. E
conference at st. Adams,
Mr. and Mrs Goldin of Wolcott visited
friends in town recently.
Chas. Robbins and son of Craftsbury visited
at Almon Bruce's Sunday.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lane
is much improved in health.
Almon Bruce is in poor health and talks OF
going to the Mary Fletcher hospital for medi-
cal aid.
Mrs. Chas Sheldon, who has been stopping
with her daughter in Randolph during the
fall and winter months. returned to the home
of f. P. Sheldon last Friday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09

Tom Douglas and Harry Burnham
have purchased F. S. Boardman's
stock of roller skates and will hold a
rink at lsham's hall Friday evening.
Stowe Military Band orchestra will
furnish music.
A public installation of officers will
be held at Masonic hall Tuesday
evening, April Is. All invited Rev.
|. p. Booth, District Deputy Grand
Master, will install the officers.
Light refreshments will be eerved.
Orsemus Sallies, who is employed
as conductor on the Barre & Mont
pelier road, was at home a day or
two last week. "Seem" says that he
likes his work first rate and also says
that Montpelierites have dubbed him
"Mark Hanna," on account of his
striking resem blance in features and
physique to that eminent statesman.
FL G. Thomas has recently receive d
notice from Gov. Stickney of his ap-
pointment as Fish and Game Com
missioner to succeed John L. Tit
comb of st. Johnsbury. Mr.. Themes
takes keen interest in these matters,
having been largely instrumental in
organizing the Mt. Mansfield Trout
club, and the selection is an excellent
one.
Mrs. Dow r. Smith underwent an
extremely dangerous operation last
Thursday for the removal of an in
ternal tumor. DR.. Wheeler of Water
bury was the operating surgeon and
was assisted by DR.. Grout of Water.
bury and DR.. Barrows of Stowe. The
desperate nature of the case may be
judged from the fact that thesurgeon
gave Mrs. Smith one chance in fifty
of surviving the operation. 1t was a
season of the deepest anxiety for her
many friends and the successful out
come of the operation and Mrs.
Smiths steady improvement since
have brought them great relief and
joy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
GARFIELD.

The sawmill is now running full blast.
Mrs. Andrew Campbell is slowly failing.
George Campbell and wife were at A. j.
Sunday.
Chester Larabee is working at Hyde Park
in Pages hide house.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our
friends and neighbors, who SO kindly assisted
us at the time of little Charlih's death, also
for the many beautiful flowers.
MR. AND MRS. F. Z. WILKINS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
NGTA-AT T1ERR q. ~

Gtua
de las Anes-
m oidas sena ameesno agrsto del vOrece
Preoa
al dsmas Hotales So lSs comda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
Julian {. BIanoo.

bierno americapo que impfda negocio por
considerable contrabsndo Gle guerra, pero ne
vocios son negocios El Presidente Roosevelt
es un hombre muy amable y nadie MEGA IN
favor, sierlpre que no sea c1nero nj eosa que
10 valga. con ell avaro dc els rapaciha de
T,emusD, pePo los tratantss en- mulss que
abastacian al gobierno ipges, viendo 10 pro-
picio de lal ctreunstanciss y los spuros dc a
glatsrra, CUE no rePara en- gssto9' SO nan coE-
binado tornado IN &TfusFS snoiendo de an
golua al precio de los snimales de 100 lis.
Dicen rTueva Orleans que los sgentes ipgie-
ses cesaroIl Ia eompra de muIaSs que 81 tl
eTrustp no modera sus pretensionos, iran
comprarlag en- Ia America del Sur. Bien qui-
siAramos oue no las encontraran ninguna
uarte y Iipgdn precio; pero tambien SO nos
aIcanza oue las libras esterlinss tienen una
~ 6aica 40. dem6s fAgc1nadcra. En- TODD caso,
tomen poth aprovechsn gangs los paises
Amerisanos, que Ia ocssi6n la pintan cal
va Ter duro, que quisn robs O un lsdT6n
tiena eien AMOS de pard6n. iArriba eon el tTtstl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
Una nueya bomba eI6ctrica
PARA INCENDIos

A partlr d0 Ia 6poca de los Tolomeos, FL
ladelfes Eaera este, que el sabio de A le-
iandrfa Etebitls EtesibIRs, concibi6 cons
trayO mEqulna de extinction de ineendios.
eon6sense las bombAs destfnadas a csc an,
pegfeccio adas despues hRsta In cafda del In
perio de los CeaaFea.
Pssada Ia Ejad Media, Mauricio en- Lon
dres fabrie6 la prin1era bomba moderns para
combatir los aorasamientos, In que modified
Haaatseh en- 1850, arroiando un chorro 3 100
plea ie distancia.
Dasde entences, hasta 1919 los eparatos
que aos referitnos, 90 novfan nlane Sc tras-
ladaban por hembPes al sitio en- que las llamas
saciaban su faror; pero dasde ese ano, ell vapor
susttuy6 la fueraa humans en- ell funciona.
misnto dc las rnaqninas aludi6as, pues fu6 en-
tcneas cuRndo ell respectable Bdisson invent6 la
bonal3a de vapeT, en- cuya labor kambi6n tom0
parte Ell sehor john Broithwaite, manufactu-
rAndese los m1smos aparatOF, pero aceionados
por Ia electrieidad en- 1891, giendo Ia casa
Merry wAther and Sons, de Londres, Ia que las
fAbric6 con notable acierto.
La dicha fla las presenta & Ia venta
bBio dos f0rmss dlstintas: oeom6vil ala;
pero es de ainguna de elias ie las que va
mos tratar, sine de otKa m01ernisima, de
magni6cos resnltados praescos.
Frstase ds IN electro motor ordinario,
combinadO con tres buenas boRbras de dobla
efecto, cnyo conjuRto va instalado con todA
eomodidad en- IN s6ildo carrua]e de an&loga
mansra que las BON bas do vApor.
IEI caro- lava tRmb6n, ademkg de- las man
gueras material neoesario para Ios siniestros
q que SO dsdics!, an gran sarrete de cable do
BILE, 3ispuesto De modo que pusdan verihcarse
rapidamente las conexones, bien sea con pla-
cas- espeeiales lnstaladas al efecto en- las bscas
de riego, bien son los terminates de las insta.
laoiones partic ularas con los propios cables
sereos de los tlanVfas electriccs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
I'll NUEVO CODIGO CIVIL

La Comlsl6n C)iidiaiora no ha 9cho
varIaci6n aguna en- las disposiciones sobre
Comunidsd de Bienes sobre Agaas que Sc
cootrasp los tfsulog 80 Y 40 de- lfbro 30 en-
traremos 3 ocuparno5 desde luego de los tftu-
los so Y 90 que rederen la poseslon, = q
los derechos del usufrueto, del uso y de la ka-
bltaci6n.
Regpecto q IL possession son insignihcanGes
Ios esmbios modincaclones introducidos
Ago mas importante en- mayor cantidad son
los relatives al usufructo, los otros derectos
del uso de Ia habltacl6n. Eutre los primsros
est6n los contenidos los srtf u4os 52o al s31
ous dividen el usufFucto en- psrtecto impsr-
fscto Quasi usufructo, dehniendo esas diver
sas elases detBrminando sus distintoA efactos,
y aupuue algo pudi6ramog decir acerea de
eIos como en- ell fondo en- 10 sustain ciRl no
attsran ell derech0 constitofdo, omitiremos to-
da observation
No sucede 10 mlsmo con los artisulos 545,
B47 54s que mod Hcan bastanto 10 estatuldo
en- los G7o, 477 y 479 dol O6iigo vigents, Eu ell
476 solo SO excuye al Gsufructuario de un pre-
dio en- que exlstan minas, del goce Y aprons
chsmiento d los prod de las de1Du4tct1dds,
concedtdds, que bGLJe9G en- EGbOTeO GL prtllct
71LaT Ell IlslLfrLctO, q ser que eXpresamente
sc le comedian en- 81 tftulo constitutivn de este
que sea universal, mlentFas que ell 545 la sx-
clns!6n del usufruetuario eaten no 0enunCia-
dAs concedidas en- e1plotsci0n.
La misma dlferencia SO Rdvierte entire los
arts ATT del C6iigo Rcual el 545 del revlsado.
Dice este que ain embargo de 10 dtsDnest0 on al
Artfcu'o anterior (s45) en- sl usufPucto legal
uodrk e usufructuarlO eXplotar las min2s eKis-
tentes en- los predios, (sin exceptuar ninguns)
hacienda suya Ia mtbad de las utilidades que
resuten, despues de elrebaiar los gastos que sa-
sisfarS por mitad con el proptetqrio; mentras
que ell artfculo ATT en- los mismos cssos solo
habls tam bi6n de las nismas denunciadas, con-
cedidas 8 en- labores, sin n1encionar las quo Sc
hsllen fuera de esas condolences.
Ei vIgenta articulo 475 declaPs por q bimo
que Ia calidad de un usufructuario no priva al
due Is tiene del derecho que todos concade
10 Ley de Ninas para denunciar obbenar Ia
concession de las que exlstan en- los predios
usnfructuados en- Ia formR condolences que
Ia misma lev estabece, mientfas CUE el nuevo
articulo SAT solo dice cue Ia csidad de usu-
fructuario nj prlya al d1efo del teTreltO, del
derecho de propiedad que le corresponds en-
los mineFales de TODD geneFo que ezistan ala 81
subsuelo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30

Como en- todas eatas dis2osiciones nuaVas
Sc hace casO 0mtso de Ia Lay especial de Mine
ria que Sc onwaen los artfculos 426 = 427 del
actual C61iso que tambl6n han sido su primidos
en- su revision, teniendO pFesente al ampiio
principio del deresho americana, de que Ia
propiedad del suelo incluye la del subsnelo,
de TODD 10 que estS dabajo da 81 siu excepsuar
las mtnas y como cambIo existen los artfcu-
los 3s7 que entire los benes inmueblea fncluye
las minas csnteras, mtentras 81 materia per-
manezcs urlida 81 yacimiento, ell 416 que de-
clara al prOpietario de un terreno duen1 no
solo de su superfcie. sino de TODD 10 que estk
de6sio, el 535 segda ell c1al ell usufrutso en-
tFe otros titulos, pusde ser est2blectdo adqui-
rido por disposition de Ia Lay, entendemos que
ell usufructo legal que SO refsre oil aatfeulo
SAG de la C1misi6n Codt6cadora, es ell que con
arreglo la Legislation especial cue RIA sobre
mtneris corresponds los concesionari0s de
minss; Ell ese cencapto aceptam0s casi en su
totalidad As varisclonss introducidas por el
nueve Codigo solo propondremos Ia
3Sa. Enmiends al artlculo SAT, por pare
cernos algo oscura su redacci6n. Tai cu&i ia
escrito, pndiera orlgtnar mqchas du1as en- sn
aplicsc0n, creemos serI3 cQnvenisnte =
oportuno, ln0di6carO asl:
&Fuera del caso de usufructo legal que
Sc consrae Ell artf;ulo anterior, de las excep
clones taxatlvamenta fjadas al 545, el due
10 del terrsno Nenfructuado conserva fntegro
su derecho de propiedad sobre los minersles do
TODD generD que ezlstan en ell gubsaelo, de
coDformIdad con 10 prescrito en- al art. 416 ,
09H Eu 81 PatfakO seq OSl at VIC Ilo
SIT deoe cOrregirse 10 que consideramos una
single errats, no salvada tannp0co. D3nds dice
al usufructO de uua parte Rfcuota de la he
rencia, deDe leerse AL usufructuario.7
40a N6tage una repetic6n que debe desa
parecer en- los artfcuos 5s4 60e. O Sc supri
men en- q prinero las palabras az Sc extin
guen,S SO refanden ambos .sezSiculos en- uno
500, redactadO asf entJs derechos de uso y
hsbitaci6n Sc estabecen do la n1isma manera
que ell usufructo, y so extingaen por las mis-
mas caussg que este, y adem5s por abuses gra
YES de Ia cosa de la habitaci6nS
La revision sigue ocupkndose en- ell tftuo
70 del ibr0 %, de las servidun4 bresj 2 como
eses materla es bastante exteusa, de1amos sn
examen para ell pr6xlmo Ld1aero
Julian z, BIanoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
ConvenienCias
del muChO saber

h conacido a&lona de GSRber no oCnpa
luksIS no ensra en- los sGlsulog del dectcr ks-
kula Won Stradonitzi cGtsdr&tico de la Univer-
siaad de Berlin, para quien sl mucho sAoer
ss mayor ipeonvsniehts que Ia lgnorancia
RbaouSs RsArlendGss oil ofrecimiento de
$40 600 OO6 hecho por Andrew Carnegie OIL
presidsnte Roossvelt, " rshusado por sl prasi-
dsnts, menos que oil donattvo vengs en- mo-
psda contRnte) dice oil doctor que los EsERdos
Dnidos deben pree&verse contra el peltgre de
loruen la alta ensehansa expense oe la
lntsligencia pr6ctica desarrolada por oil ssp1-
Fitu en- condieIones naturales. El excessive sa-
beF, en- opinion del doctor, cuRndo no pellgro-
80, es infruetuos0.
sEn AlemRniA estsmos sufFiendo &c ess
entermedsd-dIce ell dector. Estamos sobre-
cargsdos con una eihse tmproductiva cue mira
con desprecio AaquGlos quienes la edueAcion
les slrve dnicament0 para ganarae el pan que
cOmen e. NAL ae manifesto en- AemaniA con
10 eXistencla de un elemento desocup8do que,
DO teniendo otra co8a que hAcers ha sefvdo De
sargento reclutsdor para los enemigos dGl or
den social. La base fundamental de Ia snse'
dsnga americana como preparation DC sus
hombres muieres para lRs bstalas de iA VIDA
es 81 verdRdero principle daEwlniano queda
espiendidamente vBdicAda en- la fuerte posi-
ci0n que los Estados Unidos ocUpAR~hoy ante
ante el mundo. Las donacioLes@ESchAa por
Mr. Carnegie escuelAg t6cnicas demoatrs bG
que Sc hallaban en- plena armonfs CON el esFi-
fltu americana; pero en- 81 4 timo deEign1o no
ppedo 20 concordal,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
Reyista commercial
hispan0-americana

auy bien presentads con excelente papel,
hitlda impression, ms Enf6cos grabados texto
interesAnte ameno, llega hasts nosotros esq
Fevlsta mensua que V6 la luE en- BARCELONA
Tiene por objeto estrechar las relaclones
eomerciales srtre Ia vie1s metropoll los pue-
bios de ls America latlna, dtVulgand0 cuantos
dstos, in formes notlciaB puedan ayudSF al
sonocmisnto prActico de los respectlVos net-
pados. poniendo 81 propio tlsmpo de manifesto
las facilldadss para que Rproveehsn, las IRA
bas para que desaparezcan.
Muy plausible NOS pareoe semeiante pro-
p6sito y degde luego deseamo8 al colega laTga
vida uuchAs prosperid AIDES, fn do qne pue-
desarrollar con felIz 6xlto prCgrsma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
CT an viaje en- gIobo

IA rrsnsa parlsiense dijo q mediados de
Diefam.hre Que ell Captain Capazzs, ell primer
aaronanth entire Marsella C6rcPgs, Sc prcpo-
- raalfznr una emprssa atrevIdisim8. Capaz-
s ha Mlnffastsdo en- unaS interviews 10 que
sfvna ia empresa que me propongo llevar 3
saseo ona h ; estudiado con Mme. iseo Re
oIns - al BAr6u Berger, catedr&tieo de geogra-
Sc ffstca an Ia Universidad q e Ia Sorbons, tie
ne por cbjeto atravesar el Atlantico On an glo-
- Frortiendo de Ias islas Canarias para des-
ssnasr al q a. de Panama. Espero que al
.Iaso 1na sar6 dfrigibIe, estark construldo
para ell afio entrRnfe.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
PARA Ell. HOSPITAL.

A iniciativa del regente de los tsllefes ti-
pcgrAfcos de LA DEMoCRACIA, don Felipe Bur-
gos, Sc la hecl1o ura colecta entire ell personal
de LEI redaccf0i1, la fmprenta y Earios amigos,
para adQuirir una GAIA con andas y regalarla
al hospital de Caguas, In de que en- ella SO
conduzcan los cadaYeres de este estableci-
mieIlto de benefcencia.
La que Sc utili1a en- esa mission Sc halIa en-
muy mai esta1o.
He aquf los nornbres de los donantesi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
aS0N7rRk-IOLORA
= Camp Oana or

70 t&mbfen, min estar en- Santa Elena,
vi, qnerido Ramon,
Correr Ell aqua que, con honds pena,
Miraba Napoleon.
MAJ, como al men0s no produje espanto,
Nj su verdngo fuf,
Como tras de Is ptfpura de IN manto
LIS sargre sismpre vi,
Serena la raz6n pura el alma,
Ne dije: no es verdad
g aqua buscs en- nivel Ia calms,
Nunca 10 llbertad.
Es llbre mieatras CORE de la fuente
Lo murmura el rumor,
La llora Ell vslIe que innund6 ell torrente
Bramando de furor.
q n eadens de rissos = m0ntshas
Cautivo 81 lago esta,
z Cautva entire jancos espalsfas
La charca morris
Los dos en- un tempo su ntv,sl hsilaron
En- cama est6n ios dos
ST an la quietud la libertad sofaron
Blen los cast'ga Di0s.
La libertad es vida de la vida
EI movimiento ss ley
Muere quiap Ia vioIenta Quian Ia olvids
va s6h3ito, ya reg
Vlolentsr esa lev quiso gun dia
Ell gran Napoleon
Y ell aqua torn6 el cause On que corrfa,
Ahogando au amhicf6n
La insurrecel6n del aqua he esa fuante
Q Ie tn quieres camar,
Es el orden que mandA II corriente
Precipitarsa al mar.
Por ESQ t1 que 81 ftenesf no sientes
Del ma,ndo del poder,
Hag 10 que 30, Ramon, no ts lmpacientess,
Dsia al sgns correr.
Manuel del oaIacio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30

sLA BolaINClUE 1,argas al Co no
olvidar que 0sta casa es Ia olle m&a barato
velade cue constantementa Introduce nEevss
meFeancfas j ETtftnlos de alta novedad. Viz
- hace fe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30

uAu rAav CAPrRoTEs- de LuiA
Rodrguez Cabrera. De yenss sA aa - Sast..,os
Ia Fortaleza no 3D. &l pxseio 20 ~
sl eiemplay.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30
UN :" TRUTS" DE MUL-AS

Como todc ell mundo sabe, que el g0biefno
iDg'es no provee de mulas para oil si6reIto de
Africa en- el valls del Mississippi. Varias ve-
sss los amigos de los bosrs han rcgRdc Rl go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-30

Todos Ion deni&s qua quieriin coadyuvar al
prcyecto pueden dar sus nom bTes 81 6boo en-
Ia I'm pren ta de este periodico.
No Sc Rtmite suscFipcion de mas de so
cerltavos por cada individuo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

Streeter, La Crosse; Rev. J. A. Thor.
sen. Rock Dell, MINI. Chr. Boxrud,
Red Wing, MINI. v. Gulbrandsen,
Albert Lea, Mimi. revisors, Jens
Lienlokken and Edward Selelstad, La
Crosse president of Lutheran normal
school at Sioux Falls, Prof. Andrew
Mikkelson; superintendent of emi-
grant mission, New York, Rev. Emil
Peterson superintendent of home for
the aged, Stoughtton, Wis, Rev. M.
P. Rub; superintendent Martin
Luther Orphans home, Lanritz Thoen
statistician, Rev. r. o. Brandt, Nc
Farland, Wis. alternate, N. Nor
gaard. Indianapolis, Ind. editor-in
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
Clerk and Carrier Examination.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that ON June
II, 1902, an examination will be held
in this city for the positions of clerk
and carrier in the Post Office service.
\. This examination offers an excellent
opportunity for entering the Federal
service to bright, energetic young
persons who are not afraid of hard
work, and the Commission hopes that
"a large number Of intelligent, active
persons will present themselves fol-
this examination. It may be stated
that there is q wider field for ad-
vancement upon merit in the Federal
service than in many private employ
ments.
The nature Of the examination is a
test of practical, general intelligence,
and Of adaptability in post-office work.
Applications may be fled with the
secretary Of the local board as late as
8 a. m. on June IL. 1902.
. w. g. HOGAN,
Secretary Postal Board.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
WIN Build New Store.

Tracy & Riley have sufficiently re-
covered from their severe loss by the
recent flood to decide upon future
plans. They have purchased the
property Of L. L. Couse ON the corner
Of Broadway and Washington streets,
where they will erect modern two
story brick store building, and as soon
as it can be completed they will oc-
cupy it with an entirely new stock Of
groceries. We are pleased to learn
that they will remain in business.
They had become permanent fixture
in the business circles of DEBORAH,
and were enjoying an excellent trade
which without doubt will increase
when they get into their new store.
Try our want column.