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The copper era., 1905-12-21

The Silver Belt says that the good times now prevailing in Globe has at tracted a large amount of mining pirates known as claim jumpers, men who never earned an honest dollar in their lives, who live on the industry of others, who when a camp ivens up sail in and steal valuable claims from those who have held them all through the hard times. The Belt has soundeda a warning to these high waymen and given them to under stand that Globe will prove to be very unhealthy place for them and their kind.
The copper era., 1905-12-21
King of all Cough Medicines.

MT. E. G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton Center, Conn.,, who has been in the U. s. Service for about sixteen years, says: "We have tried many cough medicines for croup, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king of all and one to be relied upon every time We also find it the best remedy for coughs and colds, giving certain results and leaving no bad after eff fects." For sale by all dealers. in medicine
The copper era., 1905-12-21
Natures Remedies!

Most wonderful discovery of the age-positively guaranteed to cure.
The copper era., 1905-12-21
For Sale CheaD.

1 horse, good saddler or single driver. l heavy Concord single bug gy. l heavy single surrey harness. Apply Fred MarstOn, Patterson's Ad-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12
B1BL1orECA DE .LA DEMoCRACIA, 2s8

-Perdonadme. me figure que os referfais otrA
"A nada que puedA herir honor el milo puedo refs
ms;-replic6 Arturo siempre 10 mma cama-psro como
deSp6s de conocs han ocurrdo ooa heshe
es bueno que vos los sspaS
Pablo se ncIin6 dando sntender que escuchaba.
-Bsn sabeis-Afadi6 Arturo -porque 10 mismA Horton.
10 hAbra dicho que vista ID nius erquedAd de vuestro
PADRE 70 determine abandonar s deGndoa ella
pets bertad para decdr de coraz6n futuro Mack6
&FpnA a POGO capital que poseia Ia honradez de
en- breves d aQu pats para montar a brcR
bAcera FL nter6s de mi gada h. sido entire otras
de conseQuir euarenA cucuenta operaros queran
gurme Fipnss para Aborar Al fesdad "a que 10 mia
no pude encotrArlE ell mundo.
Entonces nterrrumpi6Ie PAblo-no s6 Qu6 hsbSs
vendo mi EstS hacienda de aztcAr
cuentrAn opersrios de los que vos nsoeaitas
Pero enOuenra kQuien desso devolvsr
obieto que me psrtenece
a.i dcendo sAc6 peciosisimo euche ell cua Abri6,
dejando interior IN rizo de sabellos.
EIs Izo es de mi hermAna -dio Pablo.
81 SenOr como una vez expatrado no tuve Oas6n dc
dsvolverlo..
La cara de Arturo tom6 en- aquel momento tints de
trstezl.
Amigo mfo-repliC6 PAbIo-dspen.adme que
areva rscoge prends 10 mas usto deVoVas Ala
persona que os Ii entreg6....
OH. ain dudA persona atreVerA reeo
ger' sobre todo egnsza hoy de que ests poder
de un obrerero....
No Se Rvergonz6 Ante' cuAndo os COMIC su cariAo.
Pero Sque entonces mi tulo de obreo estaeA undo
u coraz6n hoy que coaz6n esE bre sert para ella
10 que para los demsI., IN cuAlquera.
-Estsis equivocado, Arturo, mi hermAna os AmlbA y
sgue AmAndoos E 6nicO obItEcuo Ia terquedad de m
PADRE yL nuestro pkdre desLpArsc6 ST ala h annals abriEad
{ Vuestto hermAno. -.
Arturo SO arrOj6 en- los braSos de Pablo.
En- este inaDte Gbri6 puerts apaFec6 una muer.
Era Hortenaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12
E:.'IDIGTOs T

acci6n sobre cobro de credito hipote-
carlo importante q cuatro cientos
treinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa- |
vos, como principal intereses contra
Ia succession demandada arriba EXPIRE
sada cuyo debito procede de una hi
poteca voluntaria otorgada por el
causante Miguel Guzman q favor dc
Francisco Mercado en- 16 de JUNO de
1884 cedida por este q doha Carmen
de Guzman y Pefla, en- 20 de Octubre
de 1902 y por la succession de esta Sc
hora q favor del demandante en- 28 de
Enero de 1904, la cual hipoteca fue
constituida sobre la propiedad de una
participation de dominic por valor de
mil ciento cinco pesos AZ centavos en-
parte de uaa fnca r1stica justiprecia-
da en- trescientos diez y seis pesos 46
centavos, radicada en- la jurisdiction
de Juncos, P. r. barrio de Ceiba Nor
to, compuesta de ciento cuarenta y GIN
co hectareas, sesenta areas y 81 centia-
reas, lindando por ell Norte con ell RIO
Gurabo; por ell Sur, con la carre-
terra que conduce al pueblo de las
piedras por ell Este con terrenos de
dofia Carmen Saldafia de Toro, los
de Carmen Diaz, Lucia Torres, Suce-
si6n de don Pedro Cardona, los de
don Teodoro Saldafa con la quebra-
da Ceiba y por el Oeste con dncs de
do1a Isabel Saldaf1a viuda de Sam
pallo, con Ia de Gregoria Saldaha
viuda de Martinez y con Ia boca de la
quebrada Ceiba.
Por cuanto, con fecha q de Enero
del corriente afio present6 el letrado
don Rafael Tirado Verrier una moci6n
& nombre del demandante solicitando
Sc requiriera por 81 Marshal don
Rosendo y dofa Dolores Guzman Pc
ia vecinos de Fajardo por medic de
dictos q don Felix Guzman Peha por
ignorarse su paradero para que salts
faga en- el plazo de treinta dias al re.
terido demandante la suma q que as
ciende ell credito 6 sean cuatrocient If
reinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa
vos moneda americana y las costas
causadas y que SO causen COD aperci'
bimiento de que Il transcurriera aQuel
plazo sin veri6car el pago Sc vendera
en- p1blica subasta la fnca gravada
en- la forma legal y
Por cuanto en- diez de Febrero del
corriente, Ell honorable James A. Er.
win, Juez de esta Corte de Distrito,
dict6 orden de conformidad con las
pretenciones aducidas en- la moci6n
0rdenando que en- cuanto al ausente
Felix Guzman Pel1a cuyo paradero sc
ignora fuera citado y reQuerido du-
raute cuarentI dias por edictos en- ell
peri6dico dc mayor circulation a 10
menos una vez cada semana para que
en dicho termtno satisfaga la suma
obj4to de Ia ej9cuci6n y conteste la
temanla requiri6Ddosele que 81 pa
sare dleho t6rmlno sin pagar nj con
tsstar le pa aran iguaes periuicios
que a los demas deudores de conocido
domiciio.
Por tanto, cito y emplazo q Felix
Guzman Peha, notidcSndole de la &C.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12
BuQuES ANuNC|ApOS

<PIo lXs q prlncipios.. del entrante
Mayo regresarA para seguir visje con
destino q Canarlas, Cadlz y Barcelo.
ma.
<Coamo>. Sali6 de New York pa
ra esta ell del actual.
<Arkadlas. Dsl puerto de Nueva
Orleans para el nuestro sali6 el 6 eel
presente.
<CatalinaS. Sall6 de Barcelona
hacienda las escalas de costumbre 81
s del actual.
SJulia> El II del actual debe ek.
tar aquf procedente de Ia Habsna J
escalas intermedias.
<Saint Sim6ns AL rededor del l.
corriente Sc aguarda procedente dc
Puerto Plata y Sc despachara pars
Europa via st Thomas.
<CaracasS Procedente de Ia G ui
ra estarA en- puerto ell 10 corriente, J
ell mismo dia saldra para New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12
GES,TAC1ON
pesr de los consueos de Iens do Pablo or.ba Amaro.


per de los conaueos de Isens do Pablo oraba amarga
mente. ""
In cAmbo eos Gimos hGbanas com petAmenta dichosos
ltollna no iibar. UnidA ignorante Al ado de
50 epoo con amads de Hortensa que Ia uuerfa como
una hsrmans, habe desarrodo hast. FL
punt0 de aeonseAr ecuenci m4rdo en- los asuntos
mas delcIdos
Sobre todo las Ami.s de los peonss hasfs de Angel
tutor e'tando semp pendiene de mas pequen neseds
des
Tn dis rsCb6 Pablo enconlndo.e en- .u escrtoro e.t.
misiva: '~
Sun obrerO que acbA de leg.r de Fpna, ds.eA h.b.r
usteds
-DfgAle uAtsd que suba -respondi6 Al ryierte que
hAbis trfdo ls earta. -
los pocos minutes spkrec6 su vista Ia fQura de- IN
loVen Ago gash de ojos rgAdos sembllute bic vsldo
elegant ciA.
i quen tepgo Il gqsto de- sIludAr 2-pregunt6 el
Director.
Me amo Arturo Linares-respondi6 ell recien leg.do
Il ALtguo M9yoTdomo pudo rep mir uu gesto de emo
-Ha llegsdo uGtsd Is casa de IN amigo replc6le
-Dee2riA h1bbr used aunque fueSe por pocos ins
tintst-a6ad6 ell desconocido
cCabslero, si6Ots,e usted squf estoy sus 6rdene
50 llama HortqHsia.
Y Il que quiero con idoI.tfa
De ahl que, ain dudl Alguna, habra eonfado ses
Mi hefmsna no los tiene para MI l6 de uuo que os
interesa gsndemeote.
Sin duds 81 de nuestras vergOnzosas reIAcores....
-iC6mo vergopzons y
FL Director Sc hbiS puestO pie eI torvo los
pudos crspados.
-Asf las csli6cabI vuestto padre -connu6 Ell obrero
sin nmaarse en- 10 mas mioimosomo las c.6clbl tImben |.
sociedld que leftenec6ls....
Pablo ssns6 como nrepentido de su primsa .ctud,
resIOndendo enu gudl;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12

Egtados Unidos de America. FL Pre- |
sidente de los Estados Undos.
Conversion en- dominic del derecho de
posesi6n de una fnca r1stica.
En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Caguas.
Clementina Caballero Quintero.
Promovente. .-Exparte.
Por cuanto; habiendo presentado
ell Lcdo. don Lorenzo Gimenez G arcis,
con fecha de hoy, escrito q nombre
en- representation de dofa Clementins
Quintero y Caballero, mayor de edad,
viuda, propietaria y vecina de Ponce,
solicitando la conversion en- dominic
del derecho de possession de una fnca
r1stica. q saber
RtsTICA Predio compuesto de
ciento veinte y cinco cuerdas de te-
rreno, en- ell barrio del Nancy, ju-
risdicci6n municipal del extinguido
municipio de Gurabo, hoy agregado
de Csguas, equivalentes q cuarenta y
nueve extareas y trece Areas, colindan.
tes por ell Norte con terrenos de la su-
eesi6n de don Carlos Llorens ; por el
Este con los de don Tiburcio Herman
dez, don FIorencio Echevarria y don
don Sebastian Gomez por el Sur los
de don Bias Maldonado y Cosme y
don Juan Ramon Qui16nez.
Por tanto; BE ha ordenado q petit
ci6n del Abogado de la promovente
seflor Jimenez Garcia, por ell Homo
rable Pedro Vergne de la Concha,
Juez Municipal de la Corte Municipal
de esta Ciudad y su distrito, SO publi-
que este edicto por ell t6rmino de
ounce dias naturalss en- ell peri6dico
LA DEMoCRACIA que Sc edita en- San
Juan P. R. J en- ell local de Ia Corte,
para los que Sc cream periudicados
en- Ia solicitud deducida por ell Letra-
do don Lorenzo Jimenez Garcia q
nombre de la peticionaria dofla Gle
mentina Q1intero Caballero, pue-
dan oponerse q ella en- forma legal,
dentro del termino xpresado q partil
desde el siguiente dia de la publica
cion pue Sc efect1s de este edicto, pa
sado cuyo t6rmino, les parara ell per
juicio que haya lugar en- dereeho.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Caguas,
10 de Abril de mil noveclentos cinco.
Pedro Itrnge de la Concha,
Juez Municipal,
MiWte! Mu1oz.
Secretario auxtliar.
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On sstablecida Dor 81 demandanta Gu

ci6n establecida por el demandante Gu.
yos terminus SO han relacionado aper-
cibibiendole conque 81 en- el t6rmino
de cuarenta dfas no contesta dicha de-
manda podra el demandante obtener
un fallo por la cantidad reclamada y
requiriendole para que dentro de los
treinta dias satisfaga al demand ante
Manuel Duefo la suma de cuatro cien-
tos treints y nueve dollars cuatro CEN
tavos moneda americana importe del
credito hipotecario constitufdo & su fa-
vor con apercibimiento de que si trans
curriere dicho plazo sin verifcarlo 90
vendera en- pdblica subasta Ia fnca
gravada q Ia responsabilidad de tai
obligation.
Dada en- Humacao bajo mi frma
hoy Is de Febrero de 1905.
J. RAMIREZ.
Marshall de la Corte de Dlstrito
do Humaea0
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Secretario auxiliar

Los Estados Unidos dc America.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
En la Corte de Distrito de Humacao
Manuel Mendez Duefio. -Demandante.
VS..
SUCCESSION de Miguel Guzman Qui-
homes, compuesta de Rosendo, Dolores
Felix Guzman Pef2.
Sobre cobro de Cr6dito Hipotecario.
Por cuanto en- q de Mayo del pa
sado afio present6 al tribunal ell LIE.
trado don Juan Was O:hoteco a nom
bre del demandante arriba citado, una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12

Esta antigua y acrsditada
'armscia, la msjor de la locandad,
ha Ysnovado todas sua sxistsncias
4 intIoducido M sx:snso suItido
do dSogas, psoductos quimicos y
msdicinas dc Psten.a de los prin-
cipalss laboratories DO Europa y
America.
81 jsfs del sstabl blscimisnto.
que cusnta 70 atios de sxpsrisn-
oia On tan dslicada profession. atisn-
de cuidadosamsnts, apxiliado 20,
an ints'ip<nts ssTsonal suhal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12
P R { { | D S"'"
De los articu|os mas InpoItantes
Que Sc deta0an en- aInacenes
de Humacao.

ARROZ.-Jap6n 10 u $500; Idem
% a o. 3I4; americana corriente OF 3
q.
Aios Mallorquines, de Is a 20 ctvs.
Cappadres 30 Q 40 ctvs.
Jamones s74 q II.
Quesos amecs. q sl6i. Patagr&s 10
Tocino, a H.
Jab6r, $4.60 q S4.70 Rocamora;
americana, ~ J II.
Pasta del pals s4t.
Manteca q 1925 en- / y en- latas Q
t84 a10.
Harina de s54 q s6s.
Habichuelas blancas del pals a3t o
4; americanas e3t q 4.
Coloradas del pals 81 "a.
Americanas largas q &6.
Garbanzos 81 as.
Bacalso 81 at.
Cebollas s44
Arenques 81
Mantequilla; dc sI5 16
Pasta americana en- cajas de una
arroba $6.
Papas amaricaaas de 81 80 o 81 80
Tassjo $9i 40.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12

VAR|OS ART|CULOS
DEL PALS
Preclos corrientes
Azdcar para el consume:
Moscabado claro de $3.50 a S5.
De miel claro a 1915.
Centrifuga claro de BATS IS.
Azdcar americana de 10 aS6.50
Algod6n de 6 st.
Almid6n s3
Cafe corriente Sill.
Cueros dulces s16 ia17
Cocos a s20 millar.
Ron Is grades Cartier de IL centa-
vos gallon.
Maiz a Q 1.50
Sebo S4i %.
Tabaco, nominal.
Azlcar para la eXportaci6n. DE
$3.50 q S4,60 seg6n poralizaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12
IGRAN NOT|C|A!

Presentar ma medicina que curs
positlvamente, es presentar q la huma-
uidad doliente un gran tesoro.
Garantizar la curaci6n, en- un pla-
20 flo, es una verdad cientffics, que
muy pocos preparados pueden ofrecer.
Las Intermediates de las uiaS urina-
rids como la Blenoraja, ESpe1natorrea,
G0n0rred, DerranseS Seminales, Leatco-
rred flores blGncaS, desaparecen por
cr6nicas que sean, en- el t6rmino flo de
CINCo DIAS con ell uso de la
:: "INYECCION ROJA" ::
Mata ell gonococco, conforta los tell
dos de la uretra y no produce sensacio-
mes desagradables al usarse.
La "Inyecci6n Roja" es eli dni.
co preparado que la experiencia
seflals, como la mejor medicina para
curar positivamen las enfermed AIDES
secretas, sin neceeidad de tomar P0cio-
mes, CdpSulds 6 PtId0rdS bdlSdmicaS.
De venta en- San Juan, Farmacias
Gu'llermety, Blanco y Zerbi; Manatf,
Farmacia Ramirez: Arecibo, Farma.
cia Hernandez: Ponce, Farmacia Gen.
tral.
VENTA AL POR MAYOR.
Laboratorio qufmico farmac6utico
del LCDO. DOMINGO MARTINEZ
Luna ia San Justo %.
San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-12

tsrno. al dsspacho do Las prsscsip.
clones fscultativas.
La msjos gaYantia de ssta CO.
"a % sl crscisnts favor que 81 pa.
blico arscibsfo 10 dispense y IL
especial recommendation que los
principalsa medicos dc Ia cisdad
Ascsn dc ella & sxs clisntss
Sus precios son tan ..equitati.
vos que no admiten competsnsia.
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THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS. 3
cents per copy. SO cents for six months
$1.00 year. postage paid.
Advertisements and subscriptions re-
ceived at the office. 1S9 college street.
Full advertising rates sent on applica-
ton.
Account cannot be opened Tor sun
scriptions. Subscribers Will please re-
nit with order. names are not entered
until payment is received. ana "i'
papers are stopped at the end OF the
time paid for.
Remittance at the risk or the s"V-
scriber until made by Registered ict'er'
or by check or postal order payapic W
the Publishers.
The date when tho subscription eN-
pircs Is on the uddrcss-labcl OF eacn
paper. the change OF which to SUP
scqucnt date becomes n receipt TOT re-
mittance. No other receipt is sent uh'
less requested. The receipt OF th'
paper Is a sufficient receipt TOT INK
first subscription.
When change Of address Is desired
both the old and new addresses snoui'
be given.
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DEATH OF GENERAL w. Y. W.
RIPLEY.

We chronicle with sadness the death of
General William Y. w. Ripley. which took
place suddenly from apoplexy at his home
in Rutland on Saturday morning. General
Ripley was born in Mddlebury December
grim ancestry. being direct descendant
from Joshua Ripley of the Massachusetts
colony. who married Hannah, daughter
of William Bradford. Jr.. deputy governor
of the plymouth colony. and granddaugh-
ter of Governor William Bradford who
came over in the Mayiower in 1920 He
was the son Of William Young Ripley a
native of Middlcbury who. after making
his fortune as a merchant in South Caro-
lima and New York city, returned ia YER
mont and was leader in the first devel-
opment of the marble business, and promi-
nent In business and banking circles In
Rutland, being the president of the Rut-
land County bank from its organization
until his death. General Ripleys mother
was Jane Warren. the daughter OF Cen
eral Hastings Warren of Middlcbury. lie
was engaged with his father in the quar-
ryng and saving OF marble when the
Civil War broke out. lie was then cap.
tain OF the Rutland Light Guard. which
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
An IMPOSITION on VERMONT.

The manner in which gentlemen of
leisure manage to secure sentences to
the House of Correction during the cold
months and thus compel the State to
board them, has been something of Il joke
among the newspaper parasraphers but
the evil has reached proportions which
make it serious matter. The Rutland
News has a story in its news columns
which well illustrates this dcmoralzng
practice. An able bodied man about forty
years of age applied to the police head
quarters in the Marble city for nights
lodging and something to eat. claiming
that he had tasted all day. He was ac-
commodated and the following morning
he was arraigned in the city court on IL
charge OF vagrancy and sentenced to con-
finement in the House of Correction for
not less than three nor more than four
months. which will take vagrant
through the coolest part of the winter.
, which this city furnishes not few, Bur
| linston has another class of offenders not
! entirely dissimilar to the professional
tourist who makes the Marble City his
winter resort at the expense of the tax
papers of the state. and these are the
detestable individuals who are too lazy
to support their own families and who
not only secure municipal aid for their
families but who secure sentences 10 the
House of Correction for failure to sup
port their own wives and children and
thus gain the aid of the State in keep.
ing the breath Of life in their own bodies
1t is time that eftectual efforts wer.
made to break up practices of this sort
and the sooner prisoners of this sort are
given work in keeping with the charactel
OF their offences the better will it be fo
them as well as for the taxpayers in cit!
and State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
TIE TAINT.

l decline your double eagles, which are
iaundiccd ON their face;
decline your silver sinliers. which are
leprosed and base
I will not take your bank notes. when
are virdigrised and green
But haven't you got u New York draft
that's reasonably clean?
Just a paltry hundred thousand that you
got by killing beans.
And tucked away securely in your honest
working jeans.
Or "A half forgotten million that you
earned by digging bitches.
And has since then segregated from the
balance of your riches
Haven't YOU got fortune somewhere
which i~ rather isolated,
Which could be formadehyded, Gcrmicid-
ed. fumigatcd?
Isn't there any way to get an amnesty
or absolution
So man might get the money without
touching the pollution?
For I will not take yo'r mopeN. which
Is greasy in its feel,
will not take your millions OF Anal,
gamated Steal,
| will not take your money, which came
back to you by freight
But haven't you get little bit you made
in something straight?
--Edmund Vance Cooke in the Book o
the Royal Blue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
THE CHRISTMAS TREE CRUSADE.

genuine service for the people of
Vermont has been done by the Ludlow
Tribune in the canvass it has made of
its field of operations for the purpose
OF showing the extent to which the land
has been dcnuded of promising ever
green in order that the people of larger
cities might rcvel in the Joys o. CHRIST
as tree decoration and dlsmantling.
when one stops to consider the senti-
mental side of this question and to take
into account what II would mean Tor
thousands Of homes to be deprived oi
their evergreen trees at this time, one
As almost moved TO the protesting hand
of opposition Evergreen must come
from somewhere if the host of little
ones who look forward to the gathering
of presents hung upon innumerablt
Christmas trees nv innumerable Kris
Kringles are to realize the fond hopes
always INDUCED in and it would seen
a pity to ruthlessly destroy the bright
pictures painted by youthful magma
tions in connection with the coming o
Yuletidc.
There are places, however. where the
Aismantling Of evergreen fields doe
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not mean what the denuding Of our hills
signifies for the people OF the Green
Mountain state. especially when the
ravaging tx carried on to the extent in
dicatod by the canvass in' question The
rrib,ne reaches the conclusion that no
less than 1i6o0o christmas trees were
Skinned to the larger cities from it's
field alone. to say nothing of other
rarts of the state where traffic was
probably carried on in similar proper
tions. rhc contemporary finds that one
car was shipped from Proctorsvillc, eight
cars from Ludlow. thirty-five from
Uealdville. seven from Summit. sixteen
from Mount Holly, twcnty-eisht from
Fast Wallngford aud nine from cut
tinssvillc. making a total of no less than
104 cars
What n forest 15s.OOO Christmas trees
would have made in twenty years! Yet
this vast possibility is sold for a song.
" hle not only the owners of woodland
| hut also the entire public suffers from
the succession Of floods and droughts
resulting from the dcnuding OF our his
and the withdrawal OF the moisture
holding shade OF the evergreen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

Prof R. L. Greene. of Notrc Dame
University Of Indianapolis, who sent to
Sheriff Peck of Windsor an abusive
postal card addressed to III. II. Peck,
Official Woman Butcher" found him
self hauled before the u S. Court In
that city last Wednesday. He had no
resource except to plead guilty of send
ing scurrilous matter through the mails
was fined SO and costs; and left the
court s25 out. sadder and wiser man.
If similar medicine could he administer
ed to all the hysterical persons who sent
scurrilous letters to Gov. Bell abusing
him for doing his official duty IN the
Rogers case, it would have wholesome
effect.