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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
McADIE. District Forecaster.

A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
m-stmr Atlas. from Seattle. for San Fran
ROCHE HARBoR-Arrived Nov 1e-Bktn
vENTURA-Arrived Nov 12-stmr westport,
HooUiAM-Arrived Nov 11-schr Queen,
Sailed Nov l1-schr Taurus. for San Diego;
stmr Quinalf. for San Francisco; stmr Fulton,
for San Francisco.
Sailed Nov 1o-schr Endeavor. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Czarina. for Redondo
Arrived Nov 10-Schr Salvador. hence Oct 80.
CAPE FLATTERY-Passed inward Nov u. 10
a. m-Br stmr Empress of China, from Hong
kong, etc, for Vancouver, B. C.
AsToRIAe-Arrived Nov 12-stmr Yosemite.
sITKA-sailed Nov 12-stmr Cottage City. for
Seattle.
.JUNEAU-safed Nov 12-stmr Jefferson for
TAT0osH- Passed in Nov 1a-Bark Gerard
C. Tobev. from Honolulu.
Passed out Nov 12-Stmr Spokane, for San
PORT LAKELEY-Arrived Nov 12-Br stmr
hs5s Poer fr9@ Ios tSGP Bsy Arrived Nov
Sailed Nov 12-stmr Phoenix. for San Fran
REDoNDo-Arrived Nov 12-stmr Nome City,
PORT LUDLOW Sailed Nov 12-ship St.
David. for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arrive'l Nov 12-Schr Alice
Cooke. from Port Gamble.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YoRk-.Arrived Nov 1o-U stmr Gla-
cier. from Manila.
Arrived Nov 11-Br stmr Atholl, from Yoko-
FOREIGN PORTS.
1QUIQUE-Arrived Oct 20-Br stmr Ferndene
from Newcastle. Australia.
MONTEyIDEO-Arrived Oct 21-Br stmr
Strathearn from New York. and sailed, Oct ,,
sUEZ-Arrived Nov io-Br stmr ST George
T ISLE o4 or WiGHTPasseG I1 fS e1fk Nov 1o-Br shin
lython1ene from Antwerp, for San Francisco.
Howard. for San Francisco via New York.
TIENTSIN- Sailed Nov 7--Fr stmr Amiral
Hamelin. for San Francisco.
H0NGKONG-Arrycd Nov 12-Jap stmr Nip-
pom Maru, hence Oct IL.
ANTWERP-Sailed Nov 10-Fr shin Crillon
SANTA RosALIA-Arrived Sept 2s-Br ship
Osborne from Hamburg.
Arrived Oct Ger bark woglinde from Ham
Arrived Oct s-schr Melrose, from Grays Har-
Arrived Oct 2e-Fr stmr Amiral Duperre. from
Seattle.
Sailed Oct o4-schr Melrose. for Grays Harbor
;, Sailed Oct Ger ship Alsterberg, for Port
YOKOHAMA Sailed Nov 11-Ger stmr Ara
s'"'a' '0' ''0es ocRAN Hsls STEAMERS.
NEW YoRk-Sailed Nov 12-Stmr Furnessia,
Arrived Nov 12-Stmr Noordan. from Rotter
dam; stmr Kroonland. from Antwerp.
HAvRE---Sailed Nov 1f-Stmr La Gascogne.
pLYMouTH-sane Nov 12-stmr Patricia,
for New York.
Arrived Nov 12-Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
from New York. for Bremen
GLASGOw-Arrived Nov 11--Stmr Columbia,
for New York.
GENoA-Arrfved Nov 11-stmr Koenisin
Louise, from New York.
BREMEN-Arrived Nov 12-stmr Trave from
New York.
Sailed Nov -stmr Main. for New York.
BOULOGNE-Sailed Nov 12-Stmr Nieuw Am
s'iHIllIii HAMBuRG-Ar Nov 12-stmr Bluecher
from New York.
RoTTERD DAM-Arrived Nov 10-.Stmr Staten.
dam from New York.
SCHERB0U URGs-Arrived Nov 12-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York, for Bre-
men, and proceeded.
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Commercial News.
Continued From Page 10.

vailed in All lines There was good oeIasn0 tslla,s
~. Come ans although the arrivals were hOeta
e,,,-,S ef,1ol readily coInuls ridel firm prices
POUITRY-Per dozen: Hens. Se.ooeessSsV - az ~
large and s5G6 for SMALL old hooslefs; 509 4
BroilerS Sga45O. Pigeons. Sl-25 squaes. - ~ =:
81. Ducks. S6n7 for young and Soa 9.oV oa@ ~
Old. Geese. 81 75d2 per pair; i've tnrAe3yfs' -OS
-,se nor 7b. dressed Turkeys 3 @ DC per 10. -,
cANE-Per dozen: Aiallard Ducks SeS =, sS[s ~
,.Sbrcts S5aa: Sprig. S4@5.50: Teal, SS-9o@a g g
s,,eii Drcl-s 81. Black Jacks. S2G2-5O; Gray
Geese. 81 J0d4 80: White Geese Sl-9Oe7i 2Ie 80
- 5oH3 FOR large and Sl-JO4Z Loi sihal4' A-o's
II 75FI2. CorfontaH Rabbits, $25O
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SHIP STRIKES ROCK
AND FOUNDERS.

PUNTA ARENAS, Chile. Nov. "a
The French ship Duchess de Berry,
from Shields. July u, for San Francis
co, struck a rock and foundered on Oc-
tober 19 off the east coast of Staten
Island. south of Terra del Fuego. The
crew of the vessel was landed here
The cargo of the Duchess de Berry
probably be a total loss.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Export. by the PeIxing.

The steamer City Of Peking sailed on Satur-
day for Ancon and way ports with general
merchandise cargo valued at S229, ,016. to be
distributed as follows: For Mexico. S4a3s; Cen
tral America; 3s.s94 Panama. S9S6I New
Chile S1600 Jamaica. S640: British Guiana.
$3.50: Barbados Islands. $3.50; Germany. $2966;
England, 5000; Italy, $500. The following
were the principal exports:
To Mexico-135 SKIS potatoes. so pkgs onions,
so bxs fresh fruits. 55 bxs millstufs, 345 lbs
paste. 32S lbs spices, cs canned goods. 100
gals wine. 4ss lbs raisins. 556s # lumber 672
bds shocks cs ammunition. pkcs agricul-
tural implements. % pkgs drugs. Il bdIs bags.
ppe Pg es e turpentne go9ns ss snphnf 0os
To Central America-3Ti2 bbls -four, 81 .044
dried fruit, % cs salad oil. 1912 lbs and 16
chests tea. 1901 lbs lard. 1908 pkgs potatoes,
rs crts onions 81 bxs fresh fruits. 372 lbs and
cs cheese. 1928 lbs spices. 4506 lbs Goldfish,
1s7 es and kits salmon. 495 lbs ham and ba-
con. Isl lbs bread. 1SI canned goods. $50
lbs milstufs. 2S cs table prepare tions. 752 lbs
nuts $50 gals and 4 wine. 203 and "a
gals whisky, ginger ale - cs beer, IS. IA
fit and 239 pcs lumber. 9s4 railroad ties. 30 cs
IS pkgs dry goods, pkgs machinery. 2e tons
coke 80 bdls iron. IL bdls brooms, 80 bdls and
SOAP 164 kegs and 5 cs white lead 225o pcs
pipe, q 1000 lbs cement. 81 cs turpentine, IS
kegs nails. 94S2 lbs grease. cs pIows.
To Panama-220 bbls -four 4469 lbs sugar. Is
SKIS tapioca. IL pkgs tea. 1895 gals wine 20 cs
salmon. 270 crts potatoes 80 crts onions. "a
cs canned goods. 4se9 lbs garlic. 20 coils rope,
To New York-62 272 gals wine 234 cs
honey. "a. $50 lbs dry hides. 44S.164 lbs cop
per, 40. .565 lbs zinc dross. 319 SKIS horns. 2IS
bales junk. cs drugs.
To Coombia-1l0 bbls -four, 1000 lbs beans,
1000 lbs sugar. 200 lbs nuts, 1900 lbs rice IL
crts onions. 1863 gals wine.
To Ecuador-506 bbls -four, so cs salmon, 16
cs canned goods $50 coils and is bdls rope.
To Chile-IS5 cs canned goods 500 lbs sago,
500 lbs and 10 cs spices. 10 cs table prepara-
tions ; cs meals. 1896 lbs resin, cs oils.
To Jamaica-160 canned salmon.
To British Cuiana-l00 cs canned salmon.
To Barbados Island-10 canned salmon
To Germany-64 cs drugs
To England-41 pkgs mining machinery.
To Italy-200 canned salmon, cs canned
fish
The steamer also had S147o in United States
gold coin consigned TO La Union
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The Curacao,. cargo.

The CuracaO's cargo.
The steamer Curacao, which sailed on Thurs
day for Guaymas. had cargo consigned to va
rious Mexican ports valued at $54, 14S, and in
cluding the following:
cs and las gals whisky. 26 cs mineral water,
10 gin. % gals and cs liquors. l045 pkgs
fresh fruits, 49 pkgs vegetables, 1927 pkgs po-
tatoes 4s7 pkgs onions, S75 ms and i cs butter,
500 lbs cheese 14.S99 lbs and 5S pkgs PASTE
1850 lbs rice, $50 cs canned goods. 169 cs
salmon $40 lbs goldfish. 2152 lbs and IL table
meals. 1898 lbs bread 36.500 lbs sugar % ctls
barley. 3s cs baking powder. 1880 lbs lard %
cs sauce 769 lbs sago, 529s lbs and cs spices
1925 lbs tea. 932 lbs cocoa 13.o2s lbs dried
fruit 1z01 lbs raisins. 925 lbs nuts. cs olives
80 cs pickles. I01. .0S1 fl lumber. 1042 bdls
Shocks l12 bdls tank material, SO pkgs wire
81 pkgs wagon material. cs leather bNs
opium 1881 lbs resin 433 lbs sheet copper. 90
bales paper bags. 50 pkgs paper l5 bbls plaster
90 pkgs nails and spikes. % drugs, Sc pkgs
paints. 10 cyls gas. 6000 lbs fertilizer. 30 bxs
candles. 66 coils roDe lis cs coal oil l04 gals
and 126 cs oils, 1897 lbs putty, 80 steel rails
10 pkgs dry goods. hales duck. AZ pkgs iron. 40
pkgs steel. $50 pcs aud rs bds pipe lS2 pkes
machinery. 2456 lbs zinc $500 lbs sulphur. IL cs
soap 163s lbs seeds, 2045 lbs starch. 32 cs and
bbls tar. 10 turpentine. 43 axle grease.
81 carboys acid, 10 anchors. 80 bdls bags, 26
pkgs electrical goods. 10 cs fuse, 100 TASKS
quicksilver % kegs red and white lead, S79o
lbs soda.
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sun and ride.
TFSDAY NOVFNBER /

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-TIme
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. Fer City
Front tAfiSsion-street wharf1 add % IiinutYs.
,rIrESnAY NOVEMBER 12
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13

Alaska, this week, to locate site for the light
house that will soon be erected there.
The steam schooner Johan Poulsen VIII san
for San Francisco tomorrow with cargo OF
lumber
Word has been received that the tug samp-
son. coming from San Francisco with the
schooner Alice Mcdonald in tow, encountered
fierce weather of Cape Mendocino.
SAN PEDRO Nov. l2-The seagoing dredge
Pacific owned by the North American Dredging
Company. which recently arrived here from Hon
olulu cleared for San Diego today in COM
mand of Captain Jack Hamilton port pilot.
After she has completed Government contract
at the southern port she will return here.
The schooner Mildred, Captain Kindlin, and
the schooner w II. Talbot finished dischargins
lumber -argoes and sailed today in ballast to
reload, the former for Coos Bay and the latter
tain Jorgensen. will clear tomorrow for Eureka,
where she VIII load return cargo Of lumber
and take freight and passengers for San Fran
son, arrived today from Grays Harbor via San
Francisco. bringing $4,000 feet of lumber for
ASTORIA. Nov. l2.--The steam schooner Yo-
semitic arrived here today from San Francisco
and went on to St Helens to load lumber for a
return trip.
Two Of the sailors Of the French bark En-
pereur Menelik, which is diseharging cement
cargo here, have deserted tae ship. # they are
not returned the captain of the vessel Will have
TO stand a heavy fine.
Charles H. Johnson of this city has been ap-
pointed first officer of the steame George W.
Elder which is due down the river soon.
The American bark McIsaurne cleared al the
for San Francisco.
The little motor schooner Delta, w}<5eh has
been trying to out for some time. has
sprung leak and will be placed on the drydock
TO undergo repairs.
The lumber cargo of the waterlogged schooner
Louis is being discharged today.
A board of inquiry was in session today 10
investigate the of the wreck of the Brit
sh bark Peter Iredale, on Clatsop Beach, near
the Point Adams light. The board. which con-
sists of p. /. Cherry, Captain Moore of the
British bark Bankburu and Captain Williams OF
the British ship Robert Duncan, met in the
office of Cherry. Nothing developed to in
dicate that Captain Lawrence was negligent or
did not use good judgment
The Army Transports.
The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Crook is in port. Out of commission.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Kirkpatrick is Manila.
The Logan sailed November for Manila.
The ingalls, left Manila November for New
York.
The Meade left Manila September for New
York.
The Sheridan left Honolulu for this port No
vember 9, in tow of the Buford and Slocum.
The Sherman left Guam November for Ma
mia
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is in port, Out of commission
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RAINFALL DATA.
SYNOPSIS

The storm Washington on Monday has
moved steadily eastward and is now over Mou-
tana. Rain has fallen over the entire northern
half OF the coast, with south to southwest winds
At the mouth of the Columbia River maximum
wind velocity OF seventy-two miles Is reported
In the East moderate storm Is passing over
New York and New England and snow has
fallen generally from the Ohio Valley to New
England The morning temperatures are about
the freezing point Cloudy weather prevails
generally west of the Rocky Mountains In
Southern California unusually warm weather
prevails afternoon temperatures reaching 81 de-
grees at Los Angeles
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Whaling Steamer BoWhead Arrives From
the Arctic With Catch Worth 100000
The weather Report.

United States Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau San Francisco. Cal, Nov. u.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Provision

quotations.
CURED MEATS-Bscon. I41sc per ID fer
heavy l4iac FOR light medium I6c for light
1910 for extra light and 2oa2lc for sugar
cured: Dry Salt Sides. 13hc: Bellies, l4c: East
e1n sugar-cured Hams. 17kMISc: California
Hams. l6ls dlTc; Mess Beef, SO per bbi; extra
Mess. $3.50. Family. SO; prime Mess Pork
$3.50; extra clear. SD; Mess. S19; Pig Pork
$50. Pigs Feet. s.: SMOKED Beef lac per 10.
LABD-Tierces quoted at Sc for California
compound. sizc for Eastern comp aIno and &c
tor pure bali barrels, pure. l2Ae; I0-lb tins.
lZ#c- 5-lb t.ns. 12kc; BIB tins, I3c
CQTTOLENE-One half-harreI, CSC; three
BALI barrels. S9sc; one tierce, 95sc; two tierces
9ssci I've tierces, &c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13

branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
Receipt. of Produce.
FOR MONDAY. NOyEMBER
OREGON.

Potatoes SIS - 70
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Roosevelt Administration

~Si4at hghhss on the s5ae ii Ju-
;sce"
P-esssieE., Ronssceli. hAvipg the al.
Vantage ot mach natural ia,sll sesscs.
d Sufficient 2noaai .. book learning.
sad ample Opportunity daring his ea-e--
a. Fable servaaT ID ascertain TIE
causes Of some vs-y disAsreeAhls .ssts
10 cur social system, * saAiDsa13y
fIted 70 instruct the legislative body
And hrs methods are admirable ic.r ~
1ra attacks The Enoss forlaldsblk eri1.
ilpe dangerous dominion 0! the .Eaoos :
power leAsirg the tariff, wtSet Is s.t,i
dangerous, AID other circumstances t1
re regulated in due season.
His SAFE and sa1s plkn for safe guard
sag the Monroe Docarlos i - Ia
sns1l6s3 ~ good Consequences Con
d1tious IN San noniRee t-s greatly
improved, and psiftsr The native paasie
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zero in some places Friday an Oh
fashioned snnN storm - in. snou
falling from IL u i iuehe-. calling the
SNOW rollers iuIo active service >atur'iay-
Mrs. ]. u. jenkins aud daughter
Lucy. Who have been visiting IN Lyudoo'
r,turued ho,ue saturday
Word has bern reosysd Of the birth
ct a little daughter u Mr.. aud Ms.
Fred W. Smith Of Clarrmont. y. H.
born February 9th. Congratulations.
Mr.. smith will b remembered A. Flora
. 4. iiosiurd.
Warren Gaski.l has gone 10 NevhUTy
- attend a private school
The choir rehearsal wii, he held At II
4. Walters saturday eyruiug, Frbruar!
l.. Let an attend.
i On account u the recent cold weaihr'
many familir, ARE deprived Of water.
i,isrro-,el that thu >iIshy Rr0'her
have sold ih-i, mill aud lumi'er pro!-rt!
la this place 10 romPAuy 20 New
York
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-16

>av> The Burlington F7as Press Oz>s
10. a 9 Tie o.sr meets raaz VINO objects
"a tee res oaueiss .ss because he j
i-olia.s-i ia - independent and raay net
s'>h to STATE ~heiher he Is i r-7ac3icsa
or democrat, The lHw 10 ~ ;55ed Ter
;.4e 1r>1 If4e Ia Vermont ,a.s wear
simply provides tb&, man can not
,e<as3. vote IL = oaUcas ii ANY party
uD3sss ae hAs registered his name Ia
connection wi'b lie r]ias q: Ills list fer
'axAfloa SAILING H., he Intends 10 vote
vi'h thai party
here ) 'oiA's : 10 prevent ssv h,3v
8: nsen "a no IL aa want Il he esther
r@rahis>ars or democrats t-ona forming
& Garry u ;tse!- ava. i po3iilsAl party
: >5.aT t,,iy Of yoier> Who helsrrs
So oertAis. principles so,'ag t1sethsr 70
jr.Us aaoal certain ends. In this ace
he ac'laa d. political party IL regard
u sho,cs u candidates and tormgla;a,.
q principles : alrno>t inv2-ishly
'ron. promise I; would Dc Impossible 10
noa any considerable body 0! usQ wba
woub3 Absolutely agree on declarations
- principles. rUea though the 3i5ereoce
G.Stt aot t'e satfcieui 10 '7aa To ay.eu
I.xaesJ,
Nh@u man fiDa> Ire CIR 20 loaesr
oaop'erAie ellh has party u : has Pg7vl,
}sss 10 walk olt a Is caunciss- ana s.aie
y aere BE- sees III lie las 40 r1ghi
@hASeveJ, 4iier SAlilug oBt aBd rsiUsius
l. al S1la A.s party 10 u! 70 dictate 70
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Norton.
LApver Hanson Of Ccsziicook made q
sylug if1p IL ioWI lAst week
DIV

LAWYER Hanson Of Ccziiesok made a
sy.ug irip 10 Iowl lAst week
Jahn Brady starts this ~eek for Via
nlF~g, where he has employment a. 8
Brakeman On the c. P r
Fred wooiA-d and wife returned
hoase last Friday after 3 weeks visit
siih Mrs. Bnrtau Woo3&-d Al Ccleb-aok.
Archie P-misAa is ooaEn~8 70 ,bs
lone owing Ia .lskDsss-
Hah.sr1 : Bishop Of Island Pond rre1t
Sunday with friends il town.
Mss z ~ Cheos,ss Is saaeriog from
very s.v--e barn On Der lace
Ms Charlie RORY Il Island Paa3 Is
v1siiing ter mother, Ms Wm. Haley.
Miss C91nis Marsh h4s sol,e to she-.
sroaEs 70 sAst business eoanse AZ
tsaAsou a Noou's Business College
David >l14a Is once more foreman at
HArtleli farm,
LLoy+isl Of C9aris,oos was il topa
SATURDAY..
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Competitive Examination

>suator I1iaiDs -1uaoaaoeS tai =
competitive sxsu.!s.1t5cE wall l'- he'd al
tae Coa-t Hoas- 10 Mo,l;yelisr a.. Ta--~
Day, Fets-lArv =, nj eleven o'e.acs u
The mo-Ui2g, for The VsarT'a,.s II s-ss-aiir.s
e csaSd2t% !o- appointment - the
Sassl Academy at Ana4E.sIis- ami i~o
@!seraaiss- Candidates mast h physically
sauDd, and teiw-4u Ia- ages 81 sixt=ea
s2d .w@uiy wears, OF AFrii -, when The
Academy eHtrsoce exAnl1Stlan Will D
he'd Candidates viii ne examined IN
2Gae,usi5or, sy,etil4g, Arithmetic, g-os-
ragsay, Eaylisa grsnnx-, Uait=d Sl&.es
history, ~orli's aistory, Algebra ih-oq 81
4E&araiie equations and p.aas seoHsi-y.
Al desiring 10 take taIs exAmi12t5oa
saoald address William P. Dtuia-hzas.
L. 5. $, WAshinston, n, {.
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y. MeClsiu Of -. 1ohnsbury was n
town q fsw DAYS last week visiting
friends.
Ell. wilki-. Who ha1 = ~ broken
BY a log rolling from lis led. i gaining
a. fast a. could h. expected.
q. NJ. Gallup va in =. Johnsbary
two dayS lat werk.
ALERT {. Hoisiea has taken the job
Of loading the log for {. {. Fo.leushy
Of -. J5husburv.
The heaviest fan Of snow this season
came last Friday, measuring Is inches
on tie level.
Mrs. john Poolei visited her daughter
al the Brigh,'ook hospital, -. johns
hayy. last FRIDAY.
&. q Phelps aud wife went 10 Laueas
ter ole LAY ,a,i week.
Mi,, JENNIE Nairsu J.. At home Tor q
couple q N--s>.
Nj. Annie l,uau i. slo~ly recovering
. irom au Injury received y lille attending
school al Cuueord.
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Cranky.

Mn. q. VI. HoIgdou, ~ho has reen
Suffering from >e'rTe attack Of Ia
Grippe. i slow, gaining Myrtle llolley
j. helping al.oug the ~afk.
Mr.. g.. ". shores. Who hAs teen down
with Guw-. l. aJ.out once moIe, aud
stole 10 do her work.
Florence Loud Finished her second
term Of >cu6o iu " Friday February
9,h. aud NJ, >u.g aaishet her second
tern, OF ,cSuui at Gslup Mills on tie
same jsy.
Th- v7-,; storm Of the Siu,-r thus
iAT visited ~ a., Friday when e,ghteru
niche, of snow fell ia one day.
IN. Wilson j. visiting friends iu
~ Johu>Oury for i-~ days.
Rptert Waterman va. ~ Bufke !As'
~reS ou business
T.. }, Wi.s,- j. laid up Nth a brcseg
+ te-. Il isN bNi hr-AS a, the ugamrut,
an 4lso TORT.
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Tire wears ago the Vermont Marble
company started paying tack 'o li>
employees the profits earned al each
store. The ;utSl vTof, a. rSct store wN>
diviied Ia proportion 10 tie purchases
Of al! the oompAny's EMPLOYEES. Follow
iaE o., the cus;o,n 81 last wear. the
Vernon, Marble company distributed
!-sceutly Aetpeeu $4,000 and So. ca.
the proais made a; the ,h0-e different
stores Of the company daring the pSsi
yesr-aN Of whish eOe> II cash Il ihe
u.en working for them. The dividend
declared a; the Proctor store has heeE
IL per cent, al the West Rutland store
IL per cent, and at the Center Ru,lADd
store ; per cent, The total sales Of tie
Proctor store WAS Nb'Ut S954.en, az
which people employed by the company
purchased sI.77.1o0. =; the West Rat
land store the sales acre about SIS, 0tl,
With employees sales Of sll7,ooo. The
+ Center Ruti-rd store sales amounted l.
$4,000 with employees Parch&ses @!
about $4,000 il wlll bs sern from
these figures tina; while the sa.e> have
! been mainly to thr company, employees
vet. Notwithstanding this. the store.
have sold over slu0,plso worth NJ good,
70 oatsiis people.
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Ea st Haven.

Harms LEa3 a4s sald The tz-Ea be
purchased reoeuily 70 Henry GilmoF=.
and wal oa1ry ou tie Morgan farm
owDed ny Mrs ThoaY~ He xii move
tnsrt Ia the sgr1ns
Clarence Co.'s visited friends jn s..
5oAnsoaTv lRsi week.
Mrs. Fred Land al Balks VISITED Al
39hu l. Hostori's iBsa Me4f We5mssiay-
The past week has besn the coolest a
tat sessaa il this locality. THE tsuperA-
3Ass rAryihg golhg Ii l9s As 50 t.slow
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'n-u nor 'hsi Igu creditors are
expressing dissatisfaction. TIE President
IA, enc siuier-d much opposition ba-est
ugs,u n. idea that Il i iAussrlu, % oar
institutions ~ = President Il d-Niats /
.u a., d-stv- irIa tie lines laid duSu T,
y al, predecessors d-sliug with foreign
aIFair, Thr tear 81 danger Though
..ri,klus q Ir-c,-iru;~ affiici, uuly tea.
NsuN kurW that uot -S-u the Judges m
oar F-,l-ral >uprm- court eau establish
Az evil pr-,r-i-ut. such actions arr
lray-i good. or tad by the results, II
these srr unsatisfactory. the Prv-r-sieut
: raiei cat. Mach tros.bie e4u hr cau>-d
in tn rr-seu, ly the sitting iu motion
Of >o,ur circumstances he.d e l. al
e,ii precedent; but there j. 40 reason
shown la tire real or pretended i'elief
thA, any >arh troui,lv viii IL csu>-d ~
l'rrsiieu, Roosevelt.
The >risdiuc oi delegates by tue
administration 10 the conference ot tile
rawer> over conditions in Morcco hss
cau>-j some aivrrs- comIneut by those
/. sho have taken NYlN uio Sousidrr4tiuu
, the facts. that. American trade thong b
considerable, Is lot yery extensive, sui
|. that there Is : possibility 81 resentment
! ga the part OF the European Po~ers
! assembled. through the prr>eEoe ii al
r American delegation; also the possibility
, If the formation Of an ''eu'aaslius ALI
f, Ancv-
: l'isthe business Of i'oli'i,ai opponents
, 10 make togir, GA; Of possibilities.
= President Roosevelt, and his csPabl'
IA .od cool-l,radei sevrr,ArN Il stale, ars
/ slso capable of estimating the dAuSvi
:. spr--heudr,l by critics through Amer,
T. can participation va tn conference q
: TIRE powers /; NAV - tbst they ar
more fully informed ., To ,ke view, %
,
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-16

ihos~ who chScs- a. rrmsin A. q their
pnucipl-. ~ candidates, foT BE- either
lvrS,.s A. a. ipi-r,-u,l-ut or 49, "v-r Q"
the oiher Tsrty. lie r-il>-> e. c.-ol--rstc
With tie men MA ha,- asr--d upon =
crrraiu coar~-. sul NJ b. oouplsiu>
t-,au>- thy Nill ur, a,Io~ hi,n n V1i-
IN their csucu>s-> aui hep them >'V
v hon or Nh-t tit-y shall >uraort. IL
do-> no; h->iJat- iu -. h- Nil net
srpI-ort their ticket at the l.nil,, uuir>>
they come IN hi> t-rru>, ai.i vt ~
would hate the caucus bind them II IL
results salt him.
rbi> : IA effect the plant @; the
iui-l-udeat who Nants the privilege q
voting IA party caucn>->.
~ matter al tao, The az NaS not
alm~,l al the independent voter. hUt -
the nrmteT NJ Que party Nto >7rAs {"
have vince ia the coWci.> ot -
opposing Par;,. The I-N'Pi- have "
camr iIr'-d Of As'iug their will defeated
Ia their osn party councils ny men abs
aavr 40 hu>lue>> tu,.r- y recall th'
c-acus held Al Island lNud iu lare &.
r!eoI delegates - the republican stat
convention Il has not iutr~la-Uiil
happened that m-mhvrS 81 Que part
have delih-ra,ly psck-d the caucus "
an opposing pariN Tor the purl.'>v d
compelling the latter tn P.a,v ia n'mI
nation al unfit candidate iu order 'hs
thsy might more easily defeat tina
opposing party u the polls The result
@, this course ! Ia enable the mIuorlt
to ,ieteS, the usf,riIy. wbsreas oar !
goyernmei; q; naior,tle>, principle Q
which the scuniues> Of popular ru.e an
T~.rulsr institutions absolutely irl-'ad
i !; any .,h-r vo'ey N Vermont = Il
: cijusd to ind iS,.li With th- ue~ c~ac-
.aw. hr should isius Oh ;Le>r ,hiaS>