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SUTRO HEIGHTS.
ON EASY TERMS.
A FINE CHANCE

SUTRO HEIGHTS.
ON EASY TERMS
A FINE CHANCE
To secure a beautiful marine view lot over
locking Golden Gate and the ocean; main
street cars pass; these lots will be worth
big money buy one on easy terms; prices only
$3.50 up to $3.50; yous won't get this chance
again.
MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
On Pacific Heights; splendid residence
commanding marine view; everything the very
best; hardwood floor: billiard room; baths;
furnace, etc; price SIS, 600.
FINE NEW FLATS.
Near the park; and rooms; sunny; rent
$3S; price S4500
LARKIN-ST. CORNER
Fine building corner. 35 feet frontage; sure
TO increase in value: rents now for $122 month
ly; a fine investment; price. $4,000
Cottage OF rooms and bath; lot 25x122:6 %;
price reduced to $1,000.
PRESIDE HEIGHTS
32:Ixl12:6; on bituminized street; only $225o;
key lot
McALLISTER, NEAR FILLMORE.
North side: 105xl37 g.: or will subdivide; hne
investment property; price, S24, 600.
SACRAMENTO-S CORNER
go feet frontage; both streets bitumfnized and
accepted; cheapest corner in the Western Addi-
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$3.50 cash; pays IS 2-3 per cent on money
invested 5000 mortgage at 9 per cent: grand
Mission business property; 36:S IT, frontage
main car line. bituminized St. stores and 2
hsts. separate Easements. brick foundation,
porcelain tubs tank toilets etc
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W. T. AMBROSE & CO..
A snap; must be sold; elegant 1o-room
residence; in Ashbury Heights district; large
lot; two frontages; flats could be built on the
rear portion of this lot and would pay a hand
some income; present rent of residence $50 per
month; this property must be sold within two
weeks: make offer
45:1Ox1S7 &c; Battery-st. corner; would pay
big to improve.
25x137 IS; two cheap flats; Western Addition;
rents 5000 per annum; price $4,000.
w. F. AMBROSE & CO.
Al and ~ Chronicle building
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nEAL EsrATE FoR sALE-CITY.

AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTIONi
AUCTION! -.
Al our saIesroOm. so Montgomery St
At y o'clock noon.
REFEREES s SALE.
No 142o california St. bet Hyde and Lar
kin: old dwelling; elegant site for mats lot
ADMINIsTRATRIX SALE.
Nos z7-ze Langton St. bet Howard ana
Folsom; fats; renting ior 30 per il0i'H'
lot 25xsO ALSO
Nos. 22-22l5 Langton, bet. Howard ana ana
Folsom: store and fats above; renting Tor
So SO per month; lot 25175 80,
Bush ST. INSIDE LOCAIlON-
No 7O5 Bush. adjoining cor Powell house
y rooms. rent $50 per month; Al location
for apartment-house.
cALTFORNIA ST, NEAR POLK
Nos. I606-l6Os California st, adjoining ,;
w cor. Polk. , houses. renting low LOT SoO
per month; this property has grand business
future; lot 5oxs7:6 and 5s.rp l8l %
TATLOR-ST. CORNER. .
Northeast cor Taylor st and Broad"ay' 4
dwellings; renting FOR S6S per rnonth. one ol
the most slightly and protected corners IA
this section. grand corner ior Nals oI aPo4'
rnents: lot 81 6X90 ..-.--,,-
TAYIOR ST. ADJOINING COR. JACKSON
Nos. is09-l3l1 and 1913 Taylor St; oS;s
feet south OF Jackson; large house OF -
rooms BATHS etc: also . dwellings adjoining
OF rooms each. which, with small outlay
could be converted into fats; grand marine
view; lot 1O7 .6xi81 g.
HOWARD-ST. INVESTMENT.
Nos 1909 10 I2IIB Howard and 1OS 70 az
Tehama. substantial modern hats on on
Howard st and fats on Tehama st. in
rear: present low rental $3.50 per annumi
lot 45xl60
GOLDEN GATE PARK BLOCK.
Half block facing Golden Gate PARK;
fronting on Fulton 81. (fcrmerly d st),
-T1lfrtieth ave. and c st: size 12oX6OO-
ESTATE OF n. HARTLEY. DECEASED
lots Nos. S and Q IN block 202 Of the S. S.
= Hd and r. r. Association; size I5I2oO.
Also
lot No in block "a Of Excelsior Hcr1e-
stead Association: size 100x15O.
For catalogue and particulars apply TO
MADISON & BURKE.
40 MONTGOMERY ST
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s1xTEENTH-sT. COTTAGE.

s739 Sixteenth St, 225 feet west Of Castro;
large lot. 3Ox1OO; finely built cottage OF
rooms and bath; wood mantels and light
high basement: splendid view OF city and bay:
extraordinary fine terms; only $3.50 cash il de-
sired balance $25 a month. interest included,
at per cent.
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BOvEE, TOY & co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
III Montgomery st. Opposite Occidental Hotel
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S5SJ0-Rents S5l6; pays l3 1-3 per cent; Ma
toms St. store and fats: backing agalns
Howard-st. property good condition.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS
32:Tx112:6; on bituminized street. only S225
key lot.
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BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY.
$12oo-Cheap; lot 55x114; on 25th ST.. near
Castro; make an offer; owner leaving.
Lots at Ingleside and in Gift Map, $50 to
500 each.
$13 3O0o-Three fats on lot 25x12o on Fulton
St. near City Hail; rents $50; good investment
$26 oO0-Brick business block on Dupont ST..
near California; pays over per cent interest
$3600-Two modern well-built flats rooms
and bath each; lot p :6x134; near Castro and
Sixteenth sts.; building alone cost more
$2S 5OO-Business property on Hayes ST.. near
Polk: large lot.
$500 ' "
Ss0O-Only: cheap home in sunnyside; house
rooms lot 50x100.
$3175-Nice modern cottage, rooms and
bath; lot 30x75; between Valencia and Mission
SITS. easy terms.
$75o0-Three modern flats Post st. mr.. Baker
$300o-Nice cottage on Clipper St, nr. Castro
$60OO-Business corner in the Mission; store
and fats; we'll rented
SO, ,0O0-Corner on Washington St. near Du-
pont; three-story brick; rents $120
SIS. 000-Howard st. near Fourth store and
rooming- house: rents $125 a month.
SIS, OOo-Two handsome houses rooms and
bath each; lot 33x125; on Washington st. near
Van Ness ave-; well rented
ROTHERMEL & CO., 507 California ST.
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Van Ness ave by 123 feet on Eddy st. finely
built 2-story fiat buildings on Van Ness ave
and one 3-stOry building on Eddy ST.; present
rents $3.50 month no leases; rented very
low; rents be largely increased by rails
ing building and changing into an apart
ment-house or family hotel
sIxrEENTH-sT COTTAGE
s7se sixteenth St, 225 feet west Of cs,tro.
large lot. 3Ox1OO finely built cottage OF
rooms and bath; wood mantels and light
high basement; splendid view or doy city and bay;
sired. balance SIS month. interest included,
at per cent.
sIxTEENTH-sT. LOT.
South side Of Sixteenth St. 80 feet west OF
Castro: size 25x1OO; has fine view OF city and
bay; Just the place for two flats.
TEHAMA-sT. INCOME PROPERTY.
256 Tehama ST.. between Third and Fourth:
lot 25xS0 backing up TO Howard St; frontage
flats and rear house: rent $34 month.
PARK LOTT
East line Ninth ave-. so feet north OF I.
ST.; size 24x1OO.
SALE TUESDAY. SEPT %. at II NJ
Office of BURNHAM s MARSH CO.
211 Montgomery 81.
E CURTIS. Auctioneer.
BURNHAM & MARSH Co.
211 Montgomery 81.
THIRD ST. NEAR MARKET.
Large corner: $3.50 square feet OF land: pays
about 4 per cent net old improvements and
no leases: has 1S5 feet frontage for light
PAYS IL PER CENT NET.
s36, ,0O0-Only one-half cash; new building on
Post St: 5 minutes walk from Kearny St
CHOICE GROCERY CORNER.
Pays Z per cent net.
S1S, 5O0-Two stores and hats choice ". A.
location.
COR. TWENTY-FIVE AND HOWARD.
Large corner, 97 :6x115, fronting streets hns
lot for church. school or fats; must be sold.
PAYS $50 MONTH.
s325O-Store and fiat on Eleventh 81.
PAYS $40 MONTH
S5750-Ninth-st- business property
PAYS S26 A MONTH
S2SOO-Store and fiat in Mission.
BURNHAM & MARSH co.
oil Montgomery =.
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TEHAMA-sr. INCOME PROPERTY.

256 Tehama st.. between Third and Fourth:
lot 25xS0 backing up 70 Howard st. frontage
flats and rear house: rent S34 month.
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sIxTEENTH-sT. LOT.

South side OF Sixteenth St. $50 feet west OF
Castro; size 25x1OO; has fine view OF city and
bay; Just the place for two flats.
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f5150-Rents $500: pays l3 1-3 per cent: Fill
nore-st. cars one block. new fats; electricity
and gas. tiled mantels, tinted walls frescOed
ceilings. porcelain tubs. concrete foundation,
bituminized street, cement walks front and
rear, etc; enormous sacrifice; must be sold.
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Ss5OO-Rents S594: pays 13 Is per cent: back
ing against 9th St property; 6 Well-buflt flats;
good condition; sanitary plumbing. etc.
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PARK LOTT

East line Ninth ave-. so feet north OF Z
ST.; size 24x1OO.
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S6250-Rents S76s: pays 12h per cent; Bush
st.; north side. near Fillmore; 3 bay -windowed
fats. 5-5-7 rooms and bath; brick foundation.
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S5500-Rents 1852: all rented: pays 1871 per
cent: near Fillmore and Geary sts.: fats Of
4-5-6 rooms and bath: fully furnished: furni-
ture included IN the above price: good condi-
ton; sanitary plumbing. brick foundation.
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JOSEPH STRAUB. 630 Market ST.
S14.OOO-6 nats Central ave; rents snuu-
ally SI392: bargain
5000 fats McAilister St; rents $3.50
annually: good investment.
S2TOO-HOuse Of fats and attic: basement;
rear house: vicinity Mason and Filbert SITS.
S4OCo-Cottage OF rooms. bath, basement;
stable: lot 30x11T:6 20 rear street.
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$40 0O0-Larkin St, close to Sutter; two ele-
CANT flats Of and rooms and bath
each; rents SO per month; lot p :6xSI %
feet.
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MODERN DOWNTOWN FLATS.
$21, ,O00-Mason st. near Pine running
through to rear street; new artisticalIy hn-
ished fats of TO- 8. and 4 rooms, renting for
$1S3 so per month.
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SO, ,500-Fifteenth St, near Howard; biggest
bargain on the market; splendid Groom
and bath house; good location; low
price: must be sold at onces owner
leaving city.
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SNAPS
PAYING MORE INTEREST IN ONE YEAR
THAN BANKS WILL PAY IN FOUR.
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Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
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WARM BELT OF THE MISSION
Cottage of rooms and bath; lot o5x122 @;
price reduced to S2600
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WESTERN ADDITION COR RESIDENCE
$40. .OOO-Northwest corner. Park Pan
handle; 50S1O0: modern house of II rooms
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$3150-JUST finished; elegant sunny rooms
and bath: 21 Brazil ave-; porcelain bath
tiled; high basement can be made into
rooms; severed; patent sidewalk; II bl)ck
from cars take Mission-st. cars and get ,f;
at Brazil ave-; open to-day for inspection
E. LEWIS. $50 Market St. opp. Palace Hotel
HOUSE FOR SALE
Go and look at that beautiful new 7-room
house on Ninteenth ST., near Castro: lust
completed; small payment down; balance
easy installments. Owner premises 4IOS
Nineteenth st.
WE will build you home according to plans
on your own lot or provide lot for YOU and
build on installments less than rent JACOB
HEYMAN CO.. III Sutter st
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A. J. RICH & CO., Real Estate Agents
112 Montgomery Street
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S22OO-ONLY miles OF town. u acres valley
land: house. rooms and bath large harm
cubatOrs NH NH NH NH NH NH mhmhin
il hen houstes. steam. steam engine. bone
mill. incubators. B brooders. 200 hens TOP
buggy. tools, furniture.
S25OO-Less than miles Of thriving
towns. Santa Clara Co.; 10 acres prUnes: i1s
come $500: o acres rich hay land; part cash
SS0O-Ony miles OF Courthouse 40 acres:
small orchard Broom house and barn
... POINT RICHMOND.
Improved income property in business CEN
ter: cheap cottages: easy terms; building Iots.
$50 up. only S25 down and IS monthly
CHICKEN RANCHES EVERYWHERFtf
W J. WHITE 20 Montgomery St, rm s.
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NELSON. JOHNSON & CO..
2O5 Montgomery st. OPP. Mills Bldg.
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And see the splendid lots we are offering /
right at the station for 500; terms 10 per cent
cash. balance so monthly; large lot. 5Ox125; /
the new electric trains now running the /
best service in the country; you will have a |
pleasant outing. and If you buy a lot it will /
prove very profitable one. Values are bound !
to increase; agents on the grounds Sunday
LYON & HOAG, 116 Montgomery st.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
For Better Highways.

The county meetings for the state in
the interest of the highways are being
held this month and few were held last
month. The Caledonia county meeting
will be held at the Avenue House on
Wednesday, April Is.
Fair progress had been made through
out the state during the past years in
road improvement, but for the expendi-
ture made, even more can be done. AS
all matters in this connection are talked
over at these meetings it is urged that
all the road commissioners attend as far
as possible, that new ideas may be
gained and methods of work exchanged
and discussed. 1t is at this time that
the commissioners form their plans, and
seectmen should be interested for their
towns and aid in advancing the cause OF
good Dads
The meeting opens at 1890 a. M, and
there is also an afternoon session. II it
is impossible to attend the meeting in
your own county then attend the meet
ing of another county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Newspaper Men Organize.

A meeting of the editors of the Gale
donna county papers was held at the
Avenue House Friday and all of the six
papers were represented by their respec-
tive editors. Landlord Eastman served
a fine dinner after which there was a
couple Of hours Of discussion OF matter 5
pertaining to the craft. The meeting
organized by electing' Charles T. Walter
chairman and {. P. Sawyer Of Hardwck
secretary. Later it was decided to form
a county organization and the tenn
porary organization was made per-
manent. 1t was not the intention of the
editors to transact any special business S,
but by an interchange OF opinions many
he ptul suggestions were made both by
the EDITORS and by Richard Mclean,
representing A. Storrs & Bement Co., the
Boston paper house, who was a guest OF
the new organization. 1t was voted to
hold the next meeting early in May in
Hardwick and Editor Sawyer invited his
brother editors to take a trip to the
Woodbury. granite quarries on that oc,
casion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Plans for Muster.

The Vermont National Guard will
probably have unusually interesting and
valuable experiences at muster time this
year if the present plans carry. 1t is
probable that the state camp grounds
near Fort Ethan Allen will become a
rendezvous for modifying the militia from
other states in connection with the
annual encanpment OF the Vermont sol.
diers next August. Gen. W. H. Gin ore
of Fairlee, quartermaster general of the
Vermont National Guard, is correspond
ing with the war department at Wash
ington relative to carrying out the pro-
visions OF the new militia law and has
recommended to the department this
plan. He has also recommended that
several days be added to the duration OF
the camp so that the guard may have
the opportunity Of receiving the militia
from other states 1t is also contem-
plated that the Vermont militia VISIT
other state camps. II these plans ma.
terIaze, the militia OF this state will re.
celve instructions and have an insight
into the military methods Of other states
that will prove very valuable to them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Huseum Notes.

A new feature has recently been estab.
lished in the Museum. At the left of the
entrance is table on which are DISPLAYED
the spring wild flowers as they appear.
Explanatory notes, with names and the
earliest dates on which the flowers are
obtained, are given. A thrifty bunch of
hepaticas was found March %, and the
dainty spring beauty is also shown. But
at this season OF the year flowers of trees
are much in evidence, and it is designed
to have many of these unfamiliar bios
SONS displayed,
All persons interested in flowers are In
vited to bring their earliest finds" to
this table, and it is hoped that the school
children will take an active interest in
keeping 1t filled.
Below we give list OF the early birds
with the dates on which they have been
seen this year, in this locality, or within
a distance of two miles:
Brown Creeper, January 10.
Blue Bird and Robin, March Q.
Song Sparrow. March II.
Junco, and American Goldhnch, March
13.
Tree Sparrow, March Ii.
Sap Sucker, March 10.
Purple Finch, March 20.
Cow Bird, March 20.
Phoebe, March %.
Fox Sparrow, March 81.
Red WINGED Black Bird. March %
To this list will be added from week to
week the birds that are seen by the Mu-
scum force or are reported to them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Church Notes.

The members of Sheridan Council,
Knights OF Columbus and Sherman Court
Catholic Order OF Foresters attended
holy communion in a body at St. Alloy
sius church last Sunday morning.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Odd
Fellows block. Sunday morning ser
vice at 10 As. Subject Doctrine OF
Atonement" Wednesday evening meet
ing at 73O. Children's Sunday
school at 1915. The reading room is
open on Wednesday and Thursday from
2 to 5.
Last Friday evening call was extern
ded to Rev. 6. G.. ColwelI, from the Ad-
vent Christian church, to remain another
year as their pastor, and the call was
accepted.
At the union Thank Offering service for
home missions to be held at the North
church chapel Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Don c, Stiles will sing, ard Rev. :. g.
Barnes D. d., will speak briefly OF NILSSON
work among the colored people OF the
south; Rev. DR.. D. N. Beach, D. d., OF
mission work upon the frontier. This
service will begin promptly at four O'Clock
and all ladies are most cordially welcome.
Frank H. Brooks sang in the North
church choir last Sunday, the music be-
ing furnished by the Mahogany quartet.
Mrs. Don c. Stiles sang at the Free
Baptist church last Sunday evening.
The Easter service at the Grace Metho'
dist church has been postponed one
week on account of the conference at
Mortified.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Shore Acres at the Howe.

1t was large and appreciative audi
ence that greeted Shore Acres" at the
Howe last Wednesday evening. This
beautiful and realistic play, the master.
piece of the late James A. Htrne, will
always receive a hearty welcome in St.
Johnsbury. The characters were all well
taken, those of Nathaniel and Martin
Berry, keepers OF the lighthouse and
Martins daughter Helen, are deserving
OF especial mention. The little tots and
the dining room scene gave the play an
atmosphere OF home hfe that very few
shows can attain, The lighthouse scene
IN the third act was very realistic and the
best seen here for several years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb.

The Hadfeld Stock Company will ap-
pear in repertoire at the Howe Opera
House the first three nights of next
week. The plays that will be presented
are as follows: Monday, "The Princess
OF Patches Tuesday, "The Lightning
Express Wednesday afternoon, "My
Uncle from Japan" and on Wednesday
evening, "a Western Romance The COM
pany carry special scenery and nechan-
zeal effects for each play. The many
specialties include the appearance of the
wonderful little people; Mrs. Gen. Tom
Thumb, Count and Baron Magri, who
appear in an illusion act; also boxing
bout; Illustrated songs by Miss Mabel
Frost; fancy bicycle riding by Prince Leo;
acrobatic work by Fritz, Leslie and
Eddie; toe dancing by Mile. Beth; and
songs by Mr., Sargent For Monday
evening the management will issue
special price ticket for ladies, number
limited) and on Wednesday afternoon a
special ticket for school children. Re-
served seats on sale at usual places.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Choking Catarrh Cured.
MIR. Casweli Says "Eyomei Cured HI i'm 80
SOur Money Back if Ii Does Not Cure
You.

MIR. Caswell SAYS "Hyomti Cured Him -
Your Money Back if Ii Does Not Cure
You.
Use Hyomei and be cured OF catarrh, ="
is what all who have tried it for that
disease say to their friends.
o. S Caswell of North Middleboro,
Mass, writes "Hvomei has relieved me
from a choking catarrhal trouble and
cleared my head. | am glad to recon-
mend it to my friends"
1t is the easiest thing in the world to
stop catarrh or a catarrhal cold at
its beginning if you use Hyomei. lust
breathe the health.giving balsamic air
for few minutes and your catarrh will
be cured. In the worst cases of this dis
ease, chronic or acute, Hyomei used four
or FIVE times day is all that is needed
to soon effect cure.
In this city and neighboring towns,
there are today hundreds who can testify
to the remarkable powers of Hyomei to
cure catarrh. Many Of the staunchest
friends of this remedy today began its
use with little hope that they would be
cured, but as W. B. Eastman offered to
refund the money if it did not cure, they
decided to try it on that plan, and were
soon restored to health.
The fact that in this city ". B. East
man has refunded the money for only
two outfits out of the hundreds he has
sold is the strongest proof that can be
offered as to the truth of the statement
that Hyomei cures catarrh and all trou-
bles OF the throat and lungs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Vermont Association Coming.

1t having come to the notice OF our
people that the Vermont associ9 ton of
Boston was planning to make an an
nual pilgrimage to their native state in
August an invitation was extended them
to include St. Johnsbury in their timer
airy. The invitation was given them by
Frank H. Brooks at sugar party held
at their headquarters in Hotel Westmin-
ster last week Tuesday evening and the
invitation was accepted. The party now
plan to reach St. Johusbury on the after
noon OF August H. which is Bennington
battle day, spend the night here and
leave for Newport early the next morn
ing, They will be the guests of the
Newport people for the next two DAYS
and these days will be spent with rides
on Lake Mtmphremagog and trips to
Guildhall and Montreal. Probably many
will also individually visit Burlington
on the return trip to Boston. After a
day or two the party will disband, the
individual members going to their sever
al native towns for the Old Home Week
celebrations. 1t is expected that $50 or
more will take the trip.
A meeting of the citizens will soon be
called to plan for receiving our distin.
gulshed guests and it is probable the
entertainment will include reception
and banquet with the usual post pran-
d al exercises. Besides the Massachusetts
visitors Gov. Mccullough and staff will
be IN the party and will accompany the
Vermont association on their trip
through Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
Caught a Big Otter.

Sam Bonnette of Lower Waterford
brought an otter skin here Monday
which was the finest ever seen and was
purchased by Charles H. Horton, who is
always looking out for rare skins. The
otter measured 4 feet 8 inches and weigh
ed 81 pounds. 1t is the largest specimen
ever captured in this section, and in fact
the otter is one of the rarest fur bearing
animals in Vermont. The story of the
capture of the otter is most interesting
one. Mr.. Bonnette has an Indian dog,
known as "Uncle John" which has a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
NJ. AlOXAIIIs,

At St. Aloysius church the usual Holy
Week exercises take place. Morning
services AT O'Clock and on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings at 1870.
Easter SUNDAY morning there will be
Mass at o'clock with music consisting
OF Easter carols by the children, High
mass at 10 a. m with sermon by pastor
and musical program as follows:
organ Voluntary, Miss Lillian Ryan
Vidi Aquam, Choir
RoseWiR's Mass in +, Choir
Ohertory Regina Coeli", Quartette
Festival march by LIE Blanc Miss Ryan
Benedction in evening at 100.
Organ Solo, GOunod
Miss Ryan
ANGELS Roll the Rock Away" Shackley
soprano solo and chorus
O Sa'utaris, Gade
Cor Jcsu by Quartette,
Tantum Ergo by Quartette, Rosewig.
Laudate Domnum Duet and Chorus.