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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
Ell CABALLFRO DE CASA ROjA

No, ~ no sstOy Lc. no. bsn s6 10 que di9O sxOlam6 10
mujsr do. Tis6n. HAbia trAmada una consplraclon; simon o. Quisn
10 hs ~dsscubierto. Mi his, mi pbbro hia % quisn he vendido Of
reno; Ni. Io.hA dsoiarado ante el tribunal revoluoionario: IN ram0
de oAvelss cue contents pspees dentro.
-Se6orAl dio ID rsina. On nombre del cialol
Oy6Ss de nusvo la Voc del pregon0ro que rep''i
-Causay ssptsncia cue condeua . Sofia TG61 10 penG dc
musEts por crimsn dc computation.
10 Dyes CRITIC 10 looa. : Cuyo alrededof 90 a%grupabsn
Loo guardiAs nAcionaIss. Lo eyes %ICondenAda . muerts' pr u,
-Ss6oHes, dWo il reiDA, on nomhre del cielo. d no dusr6ls
d0sembaraxzrms dc ssta pobrs lOca, doladmsA . 10 menos sublT,
puea no puedo soportar lee rscOnvenciones do ssta mujsr: por In
iustM que sean, me Ofsndsn , a%tOrmenteu.
Y 10 raina volvi6 10 cabexa dejand0 escapar IN dOlOFoso
auspiro.
ST, q, lIOra. hip6crts, Iors. grit6 Ia loc.; Ia ramO 10
Guests care: Dor otFa paHte - dabfs ella sospech6Eselo; Af 90 como
mueren todos los que sirvGn. Tt hsces dssgrAciados acusntns 10
rOdaar. anstHiACa: han paracdo ts amigos, ia marido, tua dsfsn.
sores, On Hn. van 9 mater . mi hiia. Cukndo 10 maIArkn 9 d para
cue nadis muera ~ por ia CsuSal
YI~ dasgraciadap ronunoi6 sstaS 6ltimas pAlabrAs acompA-
hkndoss con gesto em0nsSHdoF.
l. rsina ocut6 81 rostro entire suS msnos.
-basgrsciada exelsm6 Madame label; olvdaS que estas
hablando con u Fainal
lis rOinsl ala. -. lie rsinAl rapiG6 la mujsr de Tis6n,
uuVa demenoia 90 exahaba por momsutos: 81 esl ID reius, que pro.
hiba q Ioa vsrdugos que maten q mi hija. -. que perdons . mi 20.
bra Soha.. =. la reyes ~perdoDan -. EaI d~evueIveme . mi his y
ta raOonooer6 DOR fsina. =. hlsIa antoncss no eres mas que una
muier, : una muiSf cue hacs desgrAciadoa Q cuantos Ia rodean; una
mn0r que maai..4t'
All pOr piedsd. se6ors, excAmo Maria AntOnies, mirAd
mi dolov, mirsd mis- lkerimss...
YkAriA Autonista intsnt6 pssar, no u con Ia sspsranHa de
hair, siuo maQuinalments para lhrarse dc aQuOla esDAntosa per-
saeuei6n.
oh no pasarkA, erit6 IL visis, QusrEis huir, Nine. Veto.
biAn 10 &C. ell hombrs de u tapa ne 10 be dieho; qusreis ir en- buscs
de IoS prisioneros =. psTo no hurts continue s%gaTTandops del
Vsssido De Il fainas 20 b 10 impedil6, Iyol al faroL, Mms. Vstol
la ls srmas, ~oiudAdanosl msrohsmOs. :. cue nAsaDgrs impura"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
Dc AQU| Y De ALA
Hormigas educadas y educa.
jdoras.-En ntmero de 100.
Emigration bien rara.
OBRtROS lDEALES
Las llevaron 4 los Estadcs
Unidos en- ca'idad de 1u.
guete para sus nietos

Entire loa mil ohistos rsros y mas
rArss tsorfss q veoss, sc in2nrtan
los innumersb les passisros desembsr
sAdos o. N Yo'k hay que eoptar
unaa hormigas edueadorAs 6 eduea,
dss, seada las d%ea'srkron & les adpa'
neros. David L. Einstsin , 81 mpjsr,
que los im2orta,on.
Las p%'q~e6:s anima'es, quo son
unoa trsssientcs. vititron en- ana GAIA
en- iorms do marco de suAdrc, con
tapa de sristal y msti7 lleno de terra
"a interior. en- sl QUE rneden obssr
varse les gAlsrias sb.srtAs por Las
horm'gas, sus idas y ven'dssy trabA'
II eisl6psos & cue Sc ertffgan, con
an peeo do miel que tmAn una sols
vtx OIL mes, sstos obrsrcs dealer:
Los espoaos Green q Q son los me
ioYss jugustss que han podldo trsel
para sus nistos, pues 81 nismo item
pc Que los insestos d'straspi 80 sssa
dc sus vic as profurdas J ddlss snse'
Hapzas. FA.tA sAber 10 que olsen
clio los nistos.
Ceres do Gillette WY mtrg, ha
oeurrido una lushA eEtre vsqusros
iudics. UMs ssespsdcs de 81 reaerva.
y los q limos msta, ON dos homhrss
rstiyGndose con srs bsridos, cuyo Ri
nero no 90 eonose.
Los indios ~trstAvon dc sssants
oil gansdo para dispersarlo y llsvar
90 les rssss, 10 que solo pudioro'
sonWguir On pArte, & Gauss do In RI
sistsneis que opusisron los guards
nsV.
ri inspector do 10 reservA indis
hAbia lido & YER & loo ~,unlevados par
que volvisrsn 81 tsrritorio que tiens
asixnado; mas estos pre- f srsn lIevs
una vida independents y ~salvsie y
eomisionado tuvn que volvarse 81
habsrlcs sonvsnaid'. Para hscerlt
90 mAnd arkn shbra tr-pss On % PEE
seeuei6n y loa levNG1 & au rslerv,
do busn grade, oil 'es 81 possible
no. & IL fuNss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
DlTOS CUR|OSOS
Primera publication diaria en-
Ia ciudad de Nejico, T
cuaro americana.
NUEvA Hampshire
Las horss de trabajo. -Po
blaci6n de Ia ciudad de Bo.
hemia. -Otros dates.

La pris sra pabliss s!6n diAPia qul
VIC IL II z en- ls siudad de Mexico, fc(
sEl Disrio do M6xisos. suyo r6msrc
un0 ssli6 & p~rinoipios de tetubre ID
1905 = soHtinw6 durants l1saM mGs.
Con Of 40 de qus los oneialsl
del sisre't, americana es'udisn y pras
tiqusn 10 organisation de si6 'sitos Ok
Irspgsros. 10 sssratarfa dc Guerra
Aarins. por asusrdo do. en- r Prssi'
dsnte de 10 rspGoi lea. he dispussto
que vArioa o6sialss do distintas armAl
passn por algda tttmpo & 10 Essus!a
do Oacialss do For Kdly. KSnsas
City
So h. nombrado - & dos oasia'
leo del tctavo y t6simosuarto bat.'
Homes, del ssgundo cussso do artills
rio, dol primer RsglmisHto dc artills'
RE , dos do la fuqc cen Nasienal,
respsetivaments.
ii 0bjsto do 10 'secisdad 90 o. d.
fAvorsssr TODD 10 que % rsAsre oil do
sarrollo do narina militsr , msrsan'
Ill italiauA y & todss lee mes impor
O. ntss eusslionss' e~olonislss y do emf
grGsi6n.
I'll susro smsrisano 90 nae ms
eho Dor los 4 ,pAtsros 90 ffsnsia y d
vsnde { msnudo Or mo On B6'gioa
Hsmburgo.
-Ea 1,S47 Nusva Hampth'srs 10
MIA 20 ana Icy que limitAba { disz To-
horas dc trabsio.
BE hsmia sseierra an tsreio d
10 poblssi6n de Austria. Dc cad,
sien personas q 10 viveu allf. 06 sol
sxWh', IS alemAnss. FL eincusntl
por ciento do Lon habitsntes 90 dsdiel
{ 10 agriculture 8 & 4 3lotar loo hos
ques.
~AeabA do formarss entre 10
mismhros de 10 solonia italiana do
capital, una sessi6n msxieaaana do
Liga Naval Isalians, que sstS bsio
profession dsS. N. oil rsy Victor Ms
nuel Ill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
NAUFRAGO En- PUERTO
Salvado en- una balsa, des-
pues de scr errebat do, con
otros, por IN cic'6n.
EN- LA FLORIDA
Treinta y dos horas luchan-
do con las olas que lie com.
batian furiosas.
De NV York:

N, raon.,,o az, "a ana A
riar.o. f.as... il. a.,oa.
r..srrs, crs ,o.b6 3. -. el,vos
h,.i.voo a. :, ,6ht h.i.. h.
ll.o.do ,ov{.r q, v.ro- M pssc.
AZ i. H,,. MORGAN I, h, MI ia.
h,i,d,r "a n. de ah,,ro.
v,,f. p,e os.. an 81 .,vo
N..,combI az !, ,~.,. "a For,d.
dond. "a -. nn8.yos
a., ~, b.ics 50 ~ ce.r1f n.rA.
IA ,v,t.,s % h,ru, +. aa. al
s.n-,sh, 5a,,, H. mpf.,
I~son..a ,nyto "a 80, aas,e al
va,or "a - -. g6Vfae ri an. In.
q,xron sAlvArlo. t31n3a hs nr6,
x,mo 4 narssay d E.. rtn ,tdAd v
~eAnaspeio. Rascal nrte ous ~ al 1oi'
40 oua esca q san via =. le. n.oqtnG
eolonit 4 IN qua scyp~aaesL ii cl6n
Qua ts5tls etsrs Ras 4 hsth,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
0TRIS IOT|C|AS
Mejoria del Gobernador.-
Pr6ximas caYreras en- el
Hip6dr ,mo de Ponce.
vIslTAs Al G~OBERNADOR
Sala de Socorrcs. Repub'i'
canos que provocan.-Co
rreligicnarios del Dorado

Cont, De meier dc ans dolsnoiss
oil Hon Of bsrnsdor. Winthrop, qaisp
prohalsmsnts Do mSHauA & pssado
pod,k lsvautarss. puss . r pressrip
si6n fAsultstiva psrnaHsss ca s,ma.
layer vi.itaron 81 Gobsrnador
los ssaorss Larrfosgs. Dr.. dol Vale
Ana,xy. TAmbi6a 10 ~visitaron los
O. arss Dr. Arrsstia y don Andres
Crosas.
~ In Of Club do ?. Kehrhahn b
o., % Gan F~ransissc. % vsndsn do,
rsloies do orc AIDA seuaAnA, entire 30
sssios, abouando %. 50 8 100 ssmanal
In Ultima senAnA ostuvo upo don
Antonio sslas, sosio ntmsro q.
Tambi6n On muehas poblasiones
do 10 Isle. ssgdu noticias 90 DID 10 que
en- San JuAn, que oil ir 6 votAr IN
uuienists, % snsontrahA con quo -
otra psrsoaa hsbfA votado con 80
uombrs Rsa % 10 labor do los reys-
hlieAnos:
En- nm esf TIA do 10 eslle del Dol,
90 reursz sodAs les noshss varios To-
dividuos rspubiisanos que 90 dsdissn
al sport do provosAr { todoa los unio
nistas qss transitsu por squsl lpgar.
Tome n0ta 10 pol.eta y evits ssoa aba
SOS.
Don Oorrado Palsu no rsgrssa
do do los Estedos Unidos.
-Rupsrto Olusndo irS arrsstadt
aver sards por 10 polisfa, asussdo d.
aeomstimisaAe y sgrssi6n.
Sc spsusntran 90 Ssn Jaan,
hsmoa tsnido 81 gusAo do saludarlss
nusstros eorrsligionsrios do Dorad'
don Rsm6a aAlgado y don Pedr'
Nievss Ron ia.
Aver tards fusrsn asisiidos .
10 aala do sesorrcs RsfAel Bargos
Juan Ramiysx. de hsridas Y sonlasio
mes lsvss.
-Zoilo Morales, que sgrsdi6 sys
90 la sAlla do Norzsgaray & Mari
DarRss. is ssutsuetAde & srsini
dies de ArYesSc.
Los Siss IS dc Dlsismb b
prtx imo hsbsGa cArrsrAs On Of hip
drcmo do Ponce.
=. Sc sususntrA por 10 isla On vie
L.tA do inspssoi6p, Of assistsn superil
tsndanss dc obrss pdblioas ssdor No
tia que sstarG aquf dc rsgrsso
hoy 6 maHans.
,a wPAra sAsreHas do eabAllos, We
den reloiess upeeiAles 8 contsdorss
. ouiatos de segundos & % 10, sS,E
10 5000 y e1l.0O. ports pago, lcs ssn
,r res r. KshrhAAn y Co.. Sac Jus
Puerto Rico. .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
CURA G%ARANTlzADA PARA
LAS ALmORRANAS

SIMPLES ySANGRANTES, KX'
TERIORES y con picaz6n. Los boti'
carlos devolvsrGn Of dinero, Of Of UN'
GUENTO dc PAZO dsis de cursy
cualquisr case, por rsbslde que SEQ en-
dias. La primsrA splieasi6n do
Alivio y sosisgo. 81 Of boticario no
10 tisne, snvfsnos 81 equivalents . 50
csatavos orc amsricano, en- ssllOs ID
corrso, y 90 snviarG tranqusado POI
Paris Medicine Co., 81 Luis NOE. U,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
y

Por 81 pre.ense ~ htee Idhlieo,
Qua Ia Mc'ed.d erst u rnf cue hAbfa
aidc cor st!tutdk r0p - Qve III pi6
nrmAn, b lido Fuistns me II disre''
~, oued ndo a~bcs eector csmsnta
nti,ftthos del c mpott m!anso, ints'
re,es, &c efs an J3t1 N vism'
hre 10 d. 1908, NJ ri1no Fuer'es D.
D. 8 jose Satqado Nmfnez D y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
SECC|ON MERrANT|L
NltlS Omudl|eS de San Juan


Aes1Ons@
Rsnse e Pc. Riso Q Is %
pssee Territorial. Q 20 & o.
Dasso Populsr 10 II.
AzUOAR. Para 10 exportast6a
sin ~operacioass.
Baqass anunsaAaes
vApor smsrisaas sHarry Lssksa'
bashs dsbs haher saliAo DO New Yosk
PARA esaa Of 4 Del satvsats.
vapoY sspaGol sOonds Wifesaos
ssaG { 10 sarga o. BaFssloaa , saldsa
d Is del 90 'rieaSs para Of MsaissrsA'
Sso, OAAarias. sas Jusn y dsmAi
pwsYtos DO % itiasrario.
vapor smssisaao sPhiladslphtas
psSa Kew York saldrk 81 IA del 60.
ysisnbe.
vApor amsSisano sOAraosis dol
pssste DO New York para OIL passtrc
saldYk maHsna.
Frhss 1snts DO 10 Hahana y esea'
les l. tsrmsdiEs % sguarda Of II do
astaal 81 vapor eubano sJulias,
VApoH frances sFsrdinands 90 o.
Dssa prossdsnts Do Pssrto Plata dol
II al 10 dol eoYrisats.
RmaR@d@s
Ne New York vapos amsricant
sCarolinas con savgs y passis.
Golsta sprogrssos do 10 isla.
GalAdas
Vspor amsrisa1o sPatAndsss pAra
u !sla CON trGnsii0.
m@qwes ON puerto
TRAvBSlAil
sOarolinss dssesrgando
sAsbury Fonsains dsssargando
C0sTANHRos
s1aysssmsnes peadients.
soa4mslieas, Aguadilla y Maya
e34s.
GIsaAslas DsnAisats
sUoYas6a Dc Masiss psAaisnte
aMAsia ArtAss visQass
sgspepaasss pea1ients
GRisarao RsiSs psndisdle
s~rcgrssos Ysbsses
Leol0o blffeil0
Clfalaas Dsatlsta
CeRenas, VusaAss. eaiaa y tsdos 10
aeEAs tRAbai0s eenssrAiesAss 81 RAND
Cagwas 2. u.
veMA1A AAMA ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

FTInVIp AloS SfUCuIsS
cue 60 dstallAn on almaesnes, { loo
~siguisntes prscios:
Arroees: dc partido & Jap6n do
u G4s.
Idsn v~alenciAno do 81 Q o. pof
extreme de elAsss.
Aios do Is stvs. & 50.
Bombons oct 81
Rssslso sss
Rardinas ahumadAs Q IA ssatAvoa.
Csbollss s~spaHolAs o.
Id americans EFT
Garbsasos at .
WAhchuelAs A~mariesnas eoiorAdaa
largAs 90. Blaneas americans st
Hsrina do trigo "a . Al
ID do naix s3t
Jamonss e10} o II.
Jah6n Rocanora 81, AmsrieA'
20, ~ ~.
Mansssa is7 ON ! On ssiss do
ct 6 10.
ManteQaillal do s1s . 10
Pasta del pals Q 81.
Papas amsrissnas 1t o II.
Vosino. Q 1T . 1S.
Tasaio 90
Qussos am. s16 Patagr&s 70.
Leehs eondensada sAguilas & q
Id Id sCruE Roiasts4a
Id Id sMagAolias Oh
DEL PALS
Asdsar para Of sonsumoi
Maaeahado elaro do o4&.
De misl elaro . o..
Osntrffuga alAro do - a&
Americans do st q e..
Do Honce o. 0 %.
Ron. 40 grades Cartier & s.se ssaY
tpvos gallon psgados r. Insernss
Nais sil.l0
Tabaco, nominal.
Preclos dc compfa.
Almid6n Q $3.50
Algod6n do s o $50.
Ooeos do is . Is millar.
uueros dulses ea0 o d
Eebo do res ~.
Oat6 eorriante nominal
Candles joOFFlsRtss
Londras oheak 4.ST G.A.S71
Paris . u .A.3ND.
HAmburgo AA.s.Ds
New:York 40 eavst
Hspa6a II q LII D.
CuduIas.hIpotecarIas
Baneo Territorial y Agrieola oce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
QUlNINA QUE NO tFECTAALA

CABeZA. Las PAsTILLAs LAxATr-
vo BRoMo QuININA repreentsn In
quipina eombinAda con otros ipgre
dientes On 10 forma mia acceptable y
encax para ResftiAdos, La Grippe y
cualssquier dss6rdsn Catarrsl, Dolor
do CAbexs, Calenturss 6 condieioneS
do Malaria. De venta en- todaa las
h0ticaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo a 81 quintal
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
The New Law About Savings
Bank Deposits

The Lamoille County Savings
Bank and Trust Co., of Hyde
Park, VT. calls the attention OF
Savings Bank depositors to the
fact that they may increase their
present deposits in this Bank to
$4,000, or may make a new de
post for that sum, regardless OF
the fact that they have deposit
of $4,000 or less III some other
Savings Bank. Such deposit will
not besubject to taxation against
the depositor. The Bank pays
the tax. .1"...---
The Lamoille County Savings
Bank enjoys the unique dlst1nc-
ton of having never loaned a
dollar outside of Vermont and of
having never lost a dollar by a
poor note. during the entire sew
enteen years of its existence. 1t
is today one of the strongest
financial institutions in the State.
Including the liability of the
stockholders, it offers a guaranty
of more than $150,000 that no
depositor shall sufferloss. Itpays
312 per cent. interest, compound
ed semi-annually.
An interesting leafet giving de
tailed information, touching this
Bank, will be sent to anyone.
Ask same, givingyour address
on a postal card.
Address the President, Carroll
S. Page, or the Treasurer, F. M.
Culver, Hyde Park, Vermont.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
EDEN

Fred Atwell lost a horse recently.
Myra Blake returned to Peoples Acad-
envy Monday.
Several very pleasant family reunions
were enjoyed Thanksgiving. The largest
party reported at Lavator Hutchins'.
Leslie Bickford is still in serious con-
dition, suffering with sciatic rheumatism
and heart trouble. Other sick ones are
reported better.
Something new in O'Brien's adv't this,
week. Read it. Guess he wants to sell
every one. Give him call it will do
your heart good.
Dwight, son of Rev. G, H. Coolidge,
spent the Thanksgiving season here with
his parents-going away again Monday.
He is in the insurance business.
Schools, so far as reported Branch,
Miss Grace Coolidge; McGookin, Miss
May Whitcomb from Hyde Park ; Nose
ley, Mrs. Stella Stearns East Hill, Mrs.
Sadie Lanpher.
The C E last Sunday evening was
in charge of Mrs Coolidge and was well
attended, Next Sunday Miss Grace Cool
edge will have the charge all are very
cordially invited to attend.
Fred Hutchins and family from South
Burlington spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lavator Hutchins.
Also Lucy Hutchins, who has been stop
ping in johnson for several months, was
at home.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Cooler Ten below zero and very
good sleighing.
Mrs. Malvina Butts is quite feeble
these days by reason Of a lali she re-
Gently sustained.
Nathan Mower ard wife of Eden
were the guests of George B. Allen and
wife on Thanksgiving day.
1t is decided to have Christmas tree
exercises in Congl church Christmas
eve. May all be united and have good
time.
No shocking events during the past
week that we care to speak of at this
time. No cases of choke or strangula-
ton.
The wedding to-day, whereby Miss
| Leila Whittemore became Mrs. Ernest
Pare, was very happy event. Con-
ordinations from all of us.
Mrs Ann Terrill of Jericho spent a
part of the past week visiting some of
nnr many friends and relativ.s in this
vicinity Come again and stay long-r
George Dubray with his new wife
has moved on to Belvidere Mountain
where expect to spend their honeymoon
and perhaps longer if the ANIMALS don't
become to intimate.
Village school commenced Monday.
Will Davis of Hyde Park has charge of
the upper department. and Mrs. Vivian
McAll!ster the lower grade. A good
attendance to start with.
Edw. Billiard and wife spent Thanks
giving in Burlington, with their 500,
Hon. V. A. Billiard. Don McAllister
and wife were also guests at the same
place. A good time enjoyed by all.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Haz-
ard OH Thursday eve, December 9th.
Come early as there is work to be done.
All are cordially invited. M. DIS and
Editors are not excluded. Nor ISL
Joseph Foss and son have taken pos
session of the new blacksmith shop ON
Main street, formerly occupied by Foss,
Eastman and others, where all jobs en-
trusted to their care will be performed
with neatness, quickness and living
prices.
g. s. Newton had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse Sunday last. Death
was the cause-didn't anybody steal him
as they did VIM. Warren's rooster the
night before Thanksgiving. Mr.. w.
has as yet been unable to find out who
got away with his holiday feast. 1t
must have been some member of the
modern civilization party. 1t did not
u sed TO be so when you and were boys.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
GARFIELD

Miss Ona Davis was home from her
school in Stowe over Saturday.
D. Fl. Bedell of Morrisville was bust
ness visitor in the place the first of the
week.
George Harris and wife of Hyde Park
were rebent guests at the home of E. o.
Coombs and wife.
Earl Prentiss and family moved to
their new home in the Diggings Friday.
Fred Jackson moved them.
Miss Gladys Davis and George and
Louise Swift spent the Thanksgiving va
cation at their respective homes.
Fred Jackson and family, and Grace
Russ, spent Thanksgiving day at the
home of Will Culver and wife in Stowe.
Mrs. Jay Sherwood and daughter and
Mr. Miller and family were entertained at
the home of Alberto Sherwood and wife
on Thanksgiving day,
r. C. Munson and wife, and Arthur
Munson and family ate their Thanks
giving dinners at the home of Sherman
Farnum and wife in Greenfield.
Mrs. Alfred Edgerton and daughter
Agnes of Cleveland Corners are spending
a few days at the home of the formers
parents, d. Fl. Bedell and wife, of Nor
risville,
F. B. Noble and family of Hyde Park,
and Will Davis of Hardwick, were guests
at the home of G. M. Davis and wife on
day. Mrs. Noble and the
children remained until Sunday.
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The President is right in insisting
that the sum of $14S,7O2 Of insur
ance money, contributed by the man,
ayers Of the large insurance compa
mics to the Republican national cam
paign fund in 1904, shall be returned
to the policy holders with interest.
1t is their money and was given
without their approval. By all
means it should be returned and we
believe the President will have his
way about it. 1t is way he has of
hewing to the line; q" let the chips
fall where they may"
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almost instantly and spread very rapid. !

almost instantly and spread very rapid.
ly. L could hear the cries for help of
Mrs. Barnard and think of Miss Stowe,
as was being taken from the wreck.
| heard no cries after | had gotten
out. By that time the wreck was all a
flame My cloak was torn from me and
my dress was rent to shreds." Mrs.
Frank said she saw no baby in the Car
after leaving New Haven Junction.
Mrs Frank lost her gold watch and
Sz5 in money.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05

He came to submit his. final report as
Governor to the President, by whom
he was warmly received. After re-
newing many pleasure acquaintance,
Gov. Idle returned 70 New York, to
return here later for the winter.
Continued on page>7.)
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RIVERSIDE.

Alex Nevins from Cambridge spent
Thanksgiving at John Davis.
James Hyde of Centerville was guest
at James Roddy's on Monday night.
Willard Douglass and wife |spent Sum
day at the home of Delbert Miller at the
village.
Mrs. Lyman Seeley and daughter Sa-
rah from Jacksonville spent Than ks
giving with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Gotta.
John Button and family, VIM. Man
ming and family, Nathan Vaughan and
Your Humble Servant ate Thanks
giving turkey, &c. at VIM. Maxfeld's at
the village. We all had the finest of
times.
Mrs. Martha Lucas went last Friday to
Lisbon, N. H., returning Monday even
ing. She was called there by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Ell
lott, who has the pneumonia, but is
much better at this writing.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05

TIE President has Congress ION
his hands," and Gov. Proctor has the
Vermont Legislature ION his hands"
Letters of condolences can well be
exchanged.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05

The jury in the trial of Chester E.
Gillette for the murder of his sweet
heart, Grace Brown. at Big Moose
lake, N. Y, on July II last, returned
a verdict OF guilty in the first degree.
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New Cure For Epilepsy

]. B. Waterman, of WATERFOWL, O.,
Rural free delivery, writes; my daugh-
ter, afflicted for years with epilepsy, was
cured by DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
She has not had an attack for over two
years." Best body cleansers and life
giving tonic pills on earth. 25c at all
druggists.
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We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes the puniest, weak
est specimen of man or womanhood
strong and healthy. 80 cents. G. P. Jones,
johnson; Hall & Cheney, Morrisville;
G. A. Riley, Stowe.
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Judge-elect Tay or babe adieu to
his fellow Senators at Montpelier on
Monday last and resigned as a Sena-
tor. Appropriate remarks were made
by Senators Van Patten, Ho wland
and Johnson and the Lieutenant
Governor. Judge Taylor made his
first appearance as judge at Wood
stock Yesterday.
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