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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25

Harold Adams spent Monday with
relatives in st. Albans.
Joseph Cook was a business visit.
or in Hardwick Monday.
The Central Vermont axcur sion to
New York Tuesday, Oct. 81, will
have vestihule coaches, and will be
run as a fast Express after leaving
White River Junction; no stop made
except at Palmer where thirty min.
utes will be allowed for supper.
II you wish to buy or sell you will
find no means OF publicity offered
in LamoiIIa County equal TO our
Business Notice column. 1t is in the
most conspicuous place in the paper
and is largely read by our large list
OF subscribers. The above tatement
is backed by evidence coming to this
Office almost weekly, of the effective
ness OF few lines inserted in this col
umn. 1t costs more than some ways
because it is worth more.
Many of the readers of rhis paper
have doubtless heard of the new
play entitled, "As Ie Sow" which is
now having an unusual run in the
Majestic Theatre, in Boston, and is
e!icibing much comment from both
press and pulpit. 1t is not generally
known, however, that the author,
Rev. John NJ Snyder, of Wellesley,
Mass, is the father of Mrs. Lewis Del
ano of st. Louis, Mo, Mr.. Deiano
being the brother of W. W. and Ell. L
DelanO of this place. The author has
for years been "a noted preacher, hav-
ing for over twenty years held a pas
torate in one Of the largest Universal
list churches in st. Louis, having
moved TO Wellesley q few years ago
for the purpose OF educating his
children.
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WORTHWHILE

Myra Blake was at her home il
Eden over Sunday.
The dancing school at e o. P. hal
last Friday evening was largely at
tended and much interest was shown
The next one will be held this week
Saturday evening.
One gang of concreters has been
busy for the past few days in laying
a new coat over the walks on both
corners of Main and Portland street
improvement being very pronounced
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. W. Scott and
daughter of Barre are guests at The
home of Judge and Mrs. George A
Morse on Congress street, coming
here to attend the Morse Foss wed.
ding.
Miss Waite's dancing and deport.
ment class for little folks will open
on Saturday afternoon next, Oct. %
ct 2 O'Clock at N. E. o. P. Hall. No
charge for this first lesson, unless
student continues the course. Par
ents are especially invited to this
opening lesson.
Last evening Thomas G. Cheney
and wife entertained at tea, Arthur
WEIGH of New York, Earl Parker OF
Barre, Hollis Gray of Cambridge,
George Morse and Levi Munson Of
this place, the young men all being
mempers of Mr.. Cheney's college fra
ternity, the Phi Delta Theta.
John Walker, well-known in this
vicinity for the past twenty years
as a clock tinker, died at his
home in Hopkinton, n H., Monday,
where he had resided for the past two
years. The funeral was held to-day.
He made his home for several years
on the Charley Shaw farm north Of
this village.
A number of the young lady friends
OF Miss Blanche Foss gathered at the
home OF her parents on Union street
fast Friday evening, the occasion be-
ing Observation-Disclosures. The even
ing was verv pleasantly spent, a
large number of dainty and useful
articles, all made of handkerchiefs,
being presented the hostess.
The c. E. meeting next Sunday
evening will be the regular mission
airy meeting. The topic will be For
eign Missionary work of Our Demon,
ation;" leader Mrs. George Stiles. lt
will be a union meeting of the c. E.
Missionary society and the Wo2an's
Missionary society of che Cong'l
church. It's hoped that there will
be large attendance.
4 DR.. W. T. Slavton has received the
appointment of correspondent from
Vermont to the bulletin of the Har-
ward University medical alumni
association, a quarterly publication
of Importance in medical circles. He
has also recently been appointed
special contributor to the British
Medical Journal, the official organ of
the British Medical Association.
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EAR AND EYE EXAMINATION

The reports of the Eye and Ear
Examination as returned to me,
show that cut OF 37S children of all
ages examined, 129 were found to be
detective in one or more organ.
Ninety-nine have defective sight, in
one or both eyes. Twenty four de-
tective hearing. Seven with defective
nose and nine with defective throat.
Several cases were reported as being
defective in eye, ear, nose and throat.
Such defects as were found were
faithfully reported to the parents, as
the law requires. What action has
been or will be taken by them to
remedy the defects, we have no way
of knowing.
LIZ will be understood, of course,
that this examination was not made
by experts, and the extent OF the de-
feet in each case was not determined,
that IL the work of the specialist, but
as it was made byintelligent persons,
it reveals a condition sufficiently
serious to cause somewhat OF alarm
and demand careful coEzia1sSltion, as
to the cause and the remedy.
2. A. SMITH, Supt. of Schools.
Morrisville, Vt, Oct. 20, 1905
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CARD OF THANKs:-I wish through the col
ums of the News AND CITIZEN to extend my
heartfelt thanks to the neighbOrs and friends
who so kindly assisted and extended sym
pathy to me during my recent bereavement
the loss of my dear wife. j. p. TILLIsoN.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25

Chester Lee, OF South Vernon, who is 90
years old, reports his success with one hill of
pumpkin 8 which produced 40 feet of vine,
upon which were twenty-eight tull-grown
pumnkins.
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CHURCH NOTES.
A. C. CHURCH.


Services on Sunday at 1915 q. m,
preaching by pastor, Rev. George
Tabor. Sunday school at II, noon.
Prayer service at 1870 p. N.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Morning worship at 1915, Rev. c.
C. st. Clare, pastor. Bible school at
noon. Y. ?. s. G. E. at T:30 p. N.
Mid-week PRAYER meeting Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday, Oct. 29th. Preaching at
1915 a m. Rev, z. A. Smith pastor.
Bible class and Sunday-schOol at II,
m. Epworth League at 1880 p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 1870 O'Clock.
UNIVERSALIsT CHURCH.
Preaching service at 1915. Pas
tor, Rev. Otto S. Raspe. Subject,
THE Christ Type" Sunday-school
at noon. MIR. Raspe, Supt. Junior
Y. P. G. U. at 2:3O p. m. Senior Y.
P. C. U. at Z p. IN. Subject,
THE Amusement Question. How
Are We Going to Solve It." All are
welcome
There will be teachers meeting
Friday evening about eight o'clock.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH.
Rev. E. j. Lord, pastor. Sunday
school at 1870 p. N. Preaching at
2:30 p. N. Prayer meetings Sunday
and Wednesday evenings at 1870.
No one would ever be bothered with con-
stipation if everyone knew how naturally
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25

Mrs. l. S. Tillison of UnderhilI is
spending several weeks at the home
OF her son, j. P. Tllison, in the south
part of town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25

No one would ever be bothered with con-
stipation if everyone knew how naturally
and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters regulates
the stomach and bowels.
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Collision SaDgieR
ia en- Ia HaDana.
Luehd 4 tIrOs entire aTtIIIeTOS y
pOIieLss.

El II de Julio ccuFri6 en- ID Habana
una sapgFienta collision entire Artille.
T0s y policfRE. de cuyO sucesO infoFm6
oabIegra6ca , Oportunsmente In 20.
rrespondencia.s
Veasa algunos detalIes de la indi-
Cada collision:
EstR fu6 en- Il oaIle de San Isidro.
eSQuina s Compostela, bRrrio ocupRdO
pOr mujeFes de nal viz ir.
PrimeraMente hubo un Choque en-
ire artilIeros y paisanoR, siendO todos
conduCidos & la quinta eataCi6n de po.
licfa. Insxpiicadsmente Sc pFesent6
en- ell lugar de ID ocurrenCia ell teniente
de RFtilleria Julio AguadO. aeguid0 de
un piquete de RrtiIleros. v con el pre-.
toxic de que Is poIicia habfa detenid0
& uno lel Cuerpo, los que aCompsfiA-
ban AguRdo rompieron fuego aobre
ls pOliCfR, y 6stR Contest6 On ls misma
formR.
ResuItaFon heridog, qr&vemente.
CuatFo pOIicias, y hnbo nnO muertO,
del mismo Cuerpo de seguridad. Do
Ce Rrtileros y cuRtro pRisanos faerOn
tambi6n haridos. El cspitSn de srti-
IIelfs sefIor Manuel Portuondo. hijo
de Ssntisgo de Cubs. result6 gave
mente heFido en- eli vientre, On mo-
msntos en- que tratabR de aplacar q
suG soIdRdos.
Conducido Embellishments 81 hos.
pitaI 0Mercedes,s le fa6 practiosda
por ell DR.. Rsimundo MenocaI la lapR-
rotCmfa. AunQue ga estsd0 es grave,
no Sc considers mortal.
Ell pueblo y 10 Bociedad hsbanera se
muestran apesAdumbrados por el he.
Cho SaDgriento. que es ys el teroerO
que ocurre entire artilleros y pOlicfss.
ai bieD los anteriores no revistieron el
Car6cter de gravedsd de este dltim0.
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UOTICIlS De BARCELOKETA.
Termin6 la zafra en- la central ePIa-
Zuela.0
(De maestro cOgTesponsG1.) }

Julio 19.-Las gantiles y'enCRntado-
ras spfiOFitAg que aSistieFon aA baile del
dis 16 fuerOn, sefIoritas Mufoz. De La
Tore. SRndoval. Forteza, Santana,
MRrchSn. MufIoz Cintr6n. MediAVilla.
Porto = Rodriguez.
Don jose v. Cardons 8gente de
&El CarnAvRE0 ha visitadO estR loCG-
Iidad.
Sc encuentra passndo una tempo
rsdS en este poblado Is distinguids y
espiritual sefIorits Maria Porto. dana
encantadora y simpstics.
Don jose Rivera MirRnda y ga
bella y apreciab BILE sefioT8 han pasado
un diR en- este pueblo hosped6ndose en
Ia casa de don Ramon MArchan en-
doDde iDfinidRd de amigos de RmbOs
Bexos fuerOn & saludSrlos.
La stf1orits Irene Loubriel % er-
Cuentra en- CANA con febre'
-El domingo & timo habIaron aquf
ante un p1blico numer0so los j6Venes
del TorO C2rbalIo y Nicolau.
Aver termin6 ID zsfra en- la gran
central ePlszuelRS pero c0ntinusran
los trGbBjes de deayerboa en- las caflas.
-HemOs dido decir que prontn se
empe z&rs ell puente que nos pondr6 en-
comuniCaci6n con Ia gran fnCs denomi-
NADIA GLa EsperapzR. ,
Una mujer del campo que teDfa
atFaves&da una eapina en- la garganta
nos h2 referido que Ie ssli6 con una
GmandaS % ne hizO de tres dias de limoE-
nR para Celebrar an Velorio y solo Epu.
do reunir Z FesIeB y medio1 y Is veEag.
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So cree que So lnstaIaTd on Bar
esIOnsta un GSntrO de inStruG-
CI60 \ FeGFOO.
(De . auestro. .COrrespomsaz.)

Julio l9.-Ha si1o muy sentida
en- este pobladO la mueFte de la
nina Aguil6 Forteza, pues Catali-
nita era ell encanto de Su hogar.
Ell bale que Sc celebr6 ell do
miDg0 en- Ia noche result6 muy
animado pues lucian sus bellezas
y atractivos infiniaad de esbeltas
y graciosas se1loritas.
Una noticia muy interesante
va hoy para los simPatizadores de
este importante poblado.
Sc cree que sera un hecho la
installation de un centro de instruc-
ci6n y FecreO el cual lograra ms
talarse en los altos de la casa Co
meFeiO de los seflores Martinez
Eguen. .-~
Sc nos asegura que el local ha-
bra de arreglarse luiosamente y
que el numero de socios serS bas-
tante para que el Centre pueda te-
ner muchas entraaas meusuales.
Cada mes podran llevarse q efec-
to veladas literarias y tambi6n Sc
celebraFan algunos bales.
don Ricardo Narvaez Rivera,
amigo & quien estimamos nos la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-20

METILOIDES --El mei1r mas segurado
de todos los especiicos haSta ahora conocido-
para la cura permanente de todas las enter
me ladies' de la uretra, va sean estas cronicas
sgudas. Contiene Ell fujo cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tempo que ningun otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatoreas,
cistitis, cot. Meiorque las inyecciones y muy
superior al sandalo Copaiba. Empieza q
surtir su efeoto las tres cuatro hoPas de
haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES" son faoiles Gle tomar,
est6n preparados de manera que no revuel.
ven el estom8go nj producer malos efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. PidanSe
muestras gratis q sus tnicos fabricantes.
Frederick Stearls 81 Ca, Detroit, Mich.
n ri
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AbOgadO pNGTtOrTI-
qu010 en- Maryland,

Sc hR grsdusdO de abcgado en- la
Baltimore University,3 en- ell Estado
de Marylsnd, Ell ioven puertorTiuue no
don Salvador Suau Y CsrbonelI, hR
biendo sidO admitidO postuIar en- el
mismo EstAdo despu6s de sufrir el con-
siguiente exsmen de revSIida. ."
Suau y CRrbonelI es eli primer abo-
gs do uuertorriquef1o que postula an
Oquellos tribunales. y eI smeritado
exsmen hu bO de acreditarIe mas AIN
de inteligente eatudi9so.
Felicitannusle, que loore nuevos
triupfoa en- Ia gran rep6b'ica cuyo dis
tinguidfsimo go .erro no ha sAbido
hasta shora hsCer otFa ccsa que NAL
trHtRr & Puerto REQ con la f4mosa rG
t0qaeTG, eS deCir, con .lR ley Fors ker.
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todoS Los engano
goS remedies que Sc anuncian es ouando mo-
80 sagradeoe Ia efiCacjR RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, ouya superioridad estS univer-
galmente confirmada.
Ouraoiones desesperadas On personas bien
0onoCidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho glorioso, pero
nm solo estuohe produce mejoF efecto que
una docena de frascoB de cualquieF otro re-
medic; porque sdem8s de ser 81 6nico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
Intestine, sin engafiosa acci6n calmante, eE
Digestive y PuFihcador de los alimentos-
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tonga gra
bado el nombFs Digestive MoiarFieta,
Dep61tQ general de las FsEmaciaa de Blano0 y ca
aamo0 A!mazan Eidel GUllleEmetY, "a Rsn JuaYl
oe EueEtQ eoS J de Yelt2 ca les pgiIetpPle - IN
NM AZ 1NEopa Amsgsaa
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dispensado atenta vista.

dispensado atenta vista.
-Hemos tenido la satisfaction
de conoceF al abogado don Jose
Guzm5n Banitez. paisano de gran
des Conocimientos en- su profession
y caballero muy estimado por su
trato afectuoso. Sabemos que aca-
ba de hacer una defensa brillantf-
sima en- la corte de Arecibo en- eI
seflor don Ramon Perez De La Cruz
Por el delito de perjurio, habi6ndo-
10 sacadO absuelto.
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BaIn0arIO Dc Coamo, P. R.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.-Apro
xim6ndose n temporada de VeFnno
tengo Ell Gust0 de infOrmRr d p6blico
an general que apRrte de las briIIsnteg
y espl6ndidas condicioneg que 81 est6-
bIecimient0 reune como hotel regtau.
rant. IoS hu6spedes , enfermos au
Concurran 6 t0mar las aQuag de los
Rafoa de Coamo, especisIfsimsa para
reumR, herpes, est6mSgo y otras enfer-
medRdes becretas, pueden tener D ee-
guridad. que obtendr6n Immediate ali
Vi0 en- suB dOIencias. QuedandO IueQo
curadOs sin Ios reCurBOs De Is medi-
cina.
Precios hospedsje complete, con dos
bafioB diaries:
PagRder0 pOr semRnss, en- pFimerR
claue $3.50 diari0.
Pagader0 p0P senRnag, en- geQunda
olase 81. % diario.
Para famiIia, preCios convencion0Iea
= equitatiYOS.
El estabIeCimiento cuents con IN
tTen de coEhes disposiOiSn del pfbli-
c0.-JUAN BOIX.
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A ' | S 0

Un amigo de Jayuya inf6rmanos
que Doa-Sres. Frutos p. Heredia y Pc
dro SAncho. cuy0 paradero irquiTls-
mos, ae ancuenttan en- el propio bRrrio
de Jayuya. ell primero dediCado s ls
siembra de cafe el ssguHdo reCoIee.
tando una tala de tAbaCo de "a pro-
piedRd. .,
RoGGmos, pues, dichos sefioHes 30
sirVan contestar & nuestras cartss,
pues las que FeitRFadamente les hemOu
esCrito nos han 3 do devueltas sin que
Reps mos nor uuien. 4. n
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CONSEJo Al LASMADRES. - Ell iarabe calmante
de aseora Winslow dkbe usarse senpre que los nios
periodo de la den ci6n Proporciona alvio
',mediato al peguefo paciente, produce sutdo
-ura tranquilo Byia Ell dolor Ell angelic desperta
snuy Vivo aegre. rs muy agradabe al paadar, cams
al nio abanda encias avia suss dolores, hace fa
Giles los funcones del est6mago Tegula los inestinos
Es 81 eior remedio cbnocido para Ia arrea va pro.
vena 6sia de Ia dentiEi6n de cualquiera
Tenpase mucho cuil lido en- pedir ell arabs Celmanks
Fe Il Se6ovs WinsoU' 'sIas el meior de G3dos-
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AOTOMOVlLES

VueIVe desde hoy IL de Julio & rea-
nudRrse ell seTvicio de Automobiles en-
tire Rio Piedras y ID CaroIins; servicio
que se halIabR inteFrumpidO por falta
de unas piezsa que Sc esperabGn de los
Estadoa UnidoS. ROoWe Pan5G0ssQ.
pp s. I GnSGQWG. 15v.s.
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SdStTGTia ItaIIana do
Miguel SaVinO'
San Francisco S. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Tepgo el guato de poner en- COncci-
miento de mi numerOsa y seleOte Glen
tela, que con motive del gran 6xltO
que ha obtenidO el suFtidO de trajea
recibido dltimSnente. estoy preparan-
do otrO que recibir6 en- ell mes de
Ootubre pF6ximo. con ell CuaI tepgo 10
SeguridAd que duedarsn COmplAOidoG
mis- parroquianob, Cuyo fin se 10 avi.
90 oportunamente, por 10 que pueda
intereaarIes. .... ...
TenRo siempre una gran existenciR.
en- frsneIas, ChalecoB = pRntalones de
fantRaia.
TodG persons que quiera veStir con
eleganCiR y eOonOmfa puede hnCerlO,
Rbonand0 en- eStR casa S1-20 p0T So.
11aLy91H
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The Automatic S swing
Company Machine.

La mSquina para Coser de pie y de
mSno. 6Oble pespunte y Cadeneta mas
perfscts y mas bArAta del mundo. Pre-
clos sin oompetenciR. AImac6u, s.
Melon 6 Co. San Just0 12. 45y.R.
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Or. Leonard I.andes


GARANTzA LA CURA PERFEOTA
nfneda
bri
la
-Auenca, %
: 1f NFW.YoRK
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Casa do PT6StamOS Loan Office,


Sc hacsn Operaciones de pr6stamoa
Gobre alhsjas deGde so centaVos en- ade-
ERnte. Sc ComprRn alhSias Y piedras
precioaaa.
Tendremos rem b to ell 81 del actusl &
les u de Ia noChe de Las prend1s que
han trauscurrid0 geis meses desle ga
vencimiento no han sido renuvadas
nj cRncaIadRa
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Portorican American
Boarding House.
16.. Cristo st. San juan p. e.

A una ouadra de los carros elGctricos y
principales editicios del Gobierno. "EsplGn-
dida vista la Bahia" Bafios modernos sa-
nitarios t"Habitaciones frescas." Exqufsi-
ia comida puertorriquena americana"
Preeios moderadps. EnoiLEG Ramirez, gGVd0
de N1sftgqeT
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FaTmaCIa Americana.
s2 San + francisco.

MedicinaS de PRtente y ArtfCuIos de
ToCador.
Sc deGpachan recatna fscuItativas.
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PIANO PLEYEL.-En Il sAgen.
Gle ColOnislS (Cruz ~ Sc vende uno-
n6mero 4 bis. gran modelo. con CObtr-
tora de paflO. csndelabros. taburete y
y aisladores. AL Contado & & plazoB
C6mos Is Va.
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N0ticias geneTaIes

DONA CARMEN CABALLERO
GARCIA.-Toma hu6spedes para ve-
ranesr. 8 alQuila habitEciones Tam
bi6n recibe Dupilos en- eI afIo escoIar &
preCioS limitados. 81 que interesa So
licitRrs con anticipation. Gale del Sol
n6mefo 10 Rio Piedras, P. R.
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAS
URBANAS.-E -El que suscribs acspta
an administration finCas eD San Juan y
Santurce gaVantizandO ell poQo a ran.
tista. Referencias: pFOpietario en- San
Juan, teaorero del Banco Popular ,
vice presidente de d eLiga de Propie-
tsFiOsS - JOSE M CARRERO. -
Luna 76 AS v. 3.
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Sc VENDE BARATO una consola
grande de Caoba y csdro con mucho
taIlado y luna nueVa. y una CANA de
matrimonio ORsi nueVP, color bIanco
y doFsdo. IrformRrs Rafeel MarGa-
Fida. 43 FOrtalezs. Tvs
VENTA DE MUEBLES. -Por Is.
ner que augentarae st duefIo. se van
den varies muebleS en- perfeCto estado.
lntormaran Ietukn IS RltOl. 16V.a
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

1880 sbetween
READ DOWN scbo Aguadia and Ponce
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-29
COST OF LIVING
TO Be CHEAPER
SECRETARY WILSON PREDlsTs
LOWER RETAIL PRICES FOR
NECESSITIES OF LIFE THIS
COMING WINTER

Washington. Sept. Secretary
Wilson today predicted lowe- retail
prices during the coming winter for
meat dairy products, poultry and
other necessities of life He says that
relief for the householder will come
from the enormous yields of small
grain and corn in the great grain ter
r'tory OF Illinois Minnesota the Da
kotas, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas.
Heavy crops" the secretary said
have resulted in the normal agricul
tural conditions in the great produc
ing states. Meat producers have
been losing money for the past tire,
years. and this means a direct in
tiuence on beef, pork, dairy products
and poultry"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-29

No time should be lost, because
lung trouble may easily develop
into pneumonia or consumption.
Hamlins Wizard Oil, applied to
the chest, relieves the pain and in
fiammation. loosens up the cough
and soon cures the disease.
MY little girl" writes Rich.
w. Thornton Of orlray, Colo,
suffered more or less with q cold
on the lungs since her birth, and
finally the trouble became serious.
No remedies gave relief, until we
tried Hamlins Wizard Oil, one bot
tie Of which permanently cured
her Price SOC and $500.
| Sold and recommended ~
PAUL C. SCHUH & SONS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-29
OLNEY'S REPLY
TO BRYAh'S LETTER
Concluded from First Pase.)

makeing power-the power 10 deter |
mine the charges for transportation
is the very essence of the ownership
of the transportation business Upon
the exercise of this power depend the
profits to get which the business is
undertaken and except for which it
would not be urilertaken at all In
this respect the transportation bust
ness is like any other, and the sever
ance OF the ownership of a business
from the power to determine the re-
turns from 10 being impracticable in.
point OF fact, is to be deemed also i'm.
possible in point of law.
IF il be urged that, as congress is
subject to the constitution of the
| United States, any national rate-mak
ing for carriers cannot be confisca-
tory. the answer is plain. Rate-making
for railroads is a from-day-to-day af-
| fair Their rates must vary with the
varying. conditions of business, which
conditions are subject to rapid and
wide fluctuations and may make rates
which are reasonable today wholly
unreasonable tomorrow 1t is entirely
conceivable that rates reported by a
committee TO one or both houses of
congress, and reasonable when 30 re
ported, may become unreasonable by
the time they are acted upon by one
or both houses, or if then reasonable
may be found unreasonable when 9
bill prescribing such rates is presented
to the president for his signature"
! In summing UP the opposition Of
/ conservative democrats TO the propos-
1 ed legislation. MIR. Olney reaches the
following concusionsi
Ours is q government, in both state
and nation, by political parties. and
to political rate-making for railroads
rate-naking By politicians animated
by partisan motives and working for
partisan ends-the objections of econ
omic anil business character and OF
the score Of public policy generally
are as obvious as they should prove
Iinsuperable The purpose of the pres
ent paper Is 10 point ont that, beside
such objections, railroad Matchmaking
by the national government present.
legal and constitutional difficulties OF
the most serious character. 1t raises
issues Which concern the division O
power between the several states ant
the United States which have no
been fully and finally passed upon BY
the national supreme court and which
II submitted to that tribunal half D