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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
CAPITULO XXI
nj JURAMENTO

MauriciO sssrsmsOf tsndendO Ia hAOis Ia calls
Sieia do San JAcobo, diio:
-Fusgo fuI ~
ST fuego ~ qus tsnsmo- con sSol dio LOrfn.
-Dios mio, si hubiOss vueltC
-Queu
-Gsnovava.
La muisr de Dixmsr, lnO 90 sstol
ST
No. no temSS que vusIvA poruus hIbrS sSsapdO
para vOlvsr.
rLoliu nsosaitO sncontrsrls. nscssito vsDgsrms.
: Oil oh do Loliu.
-T6 me Ayudarks q buscaAIa. no VsrdGd, L,riui
-PardesI no crso que ssa dihcl h.lIArla.
-C6mo9
De IN modo muy aencilIs d. crso. utsrsWs pOf
s uuera de cudadAna Dxmer debss conoce Conockndo
debes sAheE Ouks amigos les scusnt.ba
porQue Ho hsbs do dc F' Sin duda hl rsfogsdo
sn casa de amg fums reobrss medic Dc
aguna DIsts cOncsbdO mas Gos rmi
hos:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
FdbIica De NSquInss Do Tos-
Tar cafe Dc Victor capII|s'
San German ?. z.

Be fabrisan estaa mGquinss del
tamsfio preaio que ss pidAn. E1S6'
tamenAe iGu@lsA & lac que 90 i'm portAn
dsl extrsngeFo. Il tanGfio de 10 pul'
gsdAs de ls,go, 8 de aneho y IL dc
alto, vsls dos dsllAes. Do mayor ta'
IA Afo subcn los preeios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
Ell CABAL1EnO DE CASA KOJA

uuisro que games hIos do Ia santa guIotns dice
hasa dc convertrmO anrop6fago MRurlco
parimento certa nacsadad dc fusgo M do San Lu
Dame una antoTchA. IN hach6n.
POro no. trabaiO in6t
a que demandarte tuego,
Cdando con 81 tuyo BobrA
Para ardar e mundO enter0
Maurco 20 sonr6 pssar suyo ls diio:
NO hAbiaS prometido hablar solo On proAaE -
-Es que exaSperss con tus locuras; 90 Qua' Mira,
MAurcc bebsr; Chspanos hagamos moCionea
eAtudemoa Ia aoonoma politics. por dc Jupiter no
suAmorsmos, nc amGnoI mas que 10 lbsrtad.
-Oah raE6n.
Els verdAd IL diosa te do muchas expreaones dice
srOs mortal encantadcr.
Y no tienss celos do mi
Muricio soy OspE haCsr los mSyOres sAchcios pOr
sAlVar 3 amigo.
-GraOA pobrs Lolfa aQradszcO Ia gensrOsdAd psrO
mOior oonHueo saturarme mi propo dOOr Ad6s LOrn
voya yer ArtemiIa.
Y d6nds VMl
"A mi casa.
Maurco di6 slgunoI pasoG haCa 81 puents.
-Puss QUE wives shors a csl ves ds San JAc0bGl
No, psrO Quiero r por ella
FAa siQusra otra los sitios que habitaba u n
humanAl
Para ii ha lido adonds sAbs que sspsro. Oil Gno-
veva GsnoVsva s huban creido dc trAc6n
iants.
MsuriciO he Qu 10 que desa trano que cOnOcia bsn
81 bsllo NxO como mur6 por habare amAdo dsmaado
La muisr lismpre varia,
Loco Quisn de ella se ffa.
MAuco aDE6 suspirO, los dos amigos Yolvisron TO-
mar 81 camno dc a cals de San Jlcobo.
medida que los dos amigos 90 aproxmAbap dstngusn
gran ruidc Vtfln aumsnte us Oiln sSos ckno01 pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
jQuE Es uN PER|OO|C(?

tOcntsn~aci6n do Ia pdGno sq)
dad. tribunal dc lana erisics, treno
do malss pasionss, rspAro de ipiuah
eias, Ger t'ntls do 10 mora, atogAdc
dol dssvalido. tsmplApsa do los iuer
tss. t.rtaltzs dc los c6oiIes, nunsic
do toda EN- urssa. peregrino irfsl'gs
bio, iegoei;o do los husnos. tsrror d.
los mAlov, eaballo dc hAtalla del pen
samisnto, marAvIlla del ms ndo mo
dsruo y a 1r ' nAtA de la aivilixsei6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
COL|BAC|L|COS
Versos festivos, con motive
del gran alboroto por las
aguas contaminadas.
GALENOs eALANOS
No nos salen muy galanas las
cuentas. - Reglones no
sersnas perjudicadas.

Soy, en- matsria dc h'glsne,
% dscir, On 10 te6:ieo,
igaal que IA iaso vaoi',
10 mismo que nm gallo bols.
Mki eatoy que no me ltgA
cAsi 10 eamjsa 81 eorpo,
con los anuneios que leo
on 10 eusati6n de iofusorior,
8 On punso & eolibAeIlos
8 bisn gs.msnes pat6gsros,
on las sgaas que bshsmos,
hacienda % dssarrollo
en- 10 region hiyt gGltriea
ICON earletsr infsss'oao)
que no % region muy serena
sata region del sst6msgc....
Al 10, voy a ssnvsrt rms
10 mismo On laborAtorio
Qufmieo, & mas smhulants,
con nm fogoncito oil hcmbro,
8 una ssfstsrA rusa,
o lGmpara do patrolso.
para haesr hsrvir el sgua
(hoy convertida on hip6dromo
do ssaa baetsrias pat6gsnaal
y tcmArla 6 grandss sorbos,
puss no obstants ID msdida,
me sisnto muy rsesloeo
y temo & sstos habitAntsa
somo & uu % sra morbo
lhAbitantes do 10 les &guas)
Doctor don Gents BriosoI
Despr6s dc ssa gran vistoria
On Puerto Arturo, oil heroiso
bAluarte rspah. isano,
como hey 10 ,ios lpfusoriosi
SsrS ussed gran s0mandants,
mas nunsa buen baetsri6logo.
II Anto gAleno gAlano,
en- el orden oratcrlo
Que tiepe csc 9 an parkao
aqui en- San Jusn vietorioso,
o estamos hebisndo el sgaa
que % bebsr ID musrte & sorboa
All, por csc samino,
Doetorss, dsntro do POGO,
NO habTis para Ice urnas
On San Juan, sig Qaisrs un votol
lBLen por lou eolihaeilos
Y sl pdssms { los sst6msgos.
El hombre que RE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
SECC|0N MERcANT|L
N0tdS (Qm'fddeS de San Juan


AWOhWk01
Banco do Pto. Rico Q 25 & 70
Ranse Territorial. rs k24
Baneo Popular 49,. SIC . IL.
AzUCAR. Para 10 exportAei6n
Sin operscionsF.
Bwquos anuneiAdos
VApor espAGol sOonds Wifesdos
sali6 de BavsslonA el Is del 60 riente
para sl Aeallsrfk aeo. Csnarias, Saa
Juan y demAs puertos do su itinerario
Vapor espafiol sLlEusl n. PM
lloss iAli6 do CanaFiAs para esta el II
del quo eurGa.
Ei vApor espznol sPuerto RisoS
saldra do Barcelona 81 80 del actual
para ei Msaitsri aaeo y Canarias, San
Juan, Msyska:z, Peace, Santiago dc
Cuba. HabAns, G lanl&rano, NARA.
nil. o y N wO..eaus.
VApor sspsnal tAntonio lopez.
sstara tqui proesdents do Espaifa el
28 dol As.ual.
Vapar amerieAno <Oc smcs del
puerto de New Yolk para oil nuestro
sAli6 sl II del cosrisnts.
RneRadas
Aver do Pusrto Plata vspbl fran
ees sFsrdinand do Lesspls con na7.
alto.
Tom6 puerto sysr do Ii Isis el Va
pcr smsrieano 'Palf .ders.
Do Alieante bsrgantin eSpa a OIL
! sJoaQuinas.
4 Salhdas
Vapor ftans6s sFerdinands para
Europa viA 81 Thomas.
Para New Orleans vapor amsri
eano sPaifnders.
Ruquos ON PuoFsS
TRAVE6IAs
slshnry Fontains dessargando
<E Sian Jones, deseargando
sJoaQuinss deseargando
CO6TANEROS
sMaysga;zAnas pendisnts
sPrcgYests Yabueoa
sCAYmslitAs Arroyo
s3ors E5n dc MArias pendients
<Ala BIarsas psndients
| <IsAbeIas psndiente
| S0eseAd,s Naguabo
| sNArla Artaus pendisnts
eJarmers pendiente
| Dr. Juan G. sa|anda'
MEDICO CIRUJNO
| NAaUABo P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21

CAPITULO XXI
JURANENrO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
Principles artleuIos

EEIHV'P&IUS ATtlVutVS
que 90 dsta'lau en- almaesnss, & los
siguientea precios,
Arroces; de- partido { Jap6n do
33G49.
Idsm vslenciano dc 81 . 81 por
extreme do elases.
Aios de Is etvs. & so.
Bomhone oct a7
REeslao t6t At
Bardinas ahumAdas . IA eentavos.
Csbollas espa6olas 81
Id amsrieanss 8 2f
Garhanxos s4i 40.
Habichuelss Amariaanas aoloradas
laYgas e6. Blancas amerioanaa OF
Harina de trigo e4a Al
Id de maix est
Jamones el0 o 10}.
Jah6n RocamorA est, Amsrioa'
no, ST. y H.
Mspssea .s7i On ! y On e'iM do
tsI ( 10.
AanteQuilla, de s1s . 1s
Pasta del pais sse.
Papas amerisAnAs 2 O 2i.
Nesino, Q III Is.
Tasaio %
Quesos am. GIT Patagrks Il.
Leche eondensada sAguilas %
Id Id sCrux Roiss .e43
Id Id sHagnolias sAi
DEL PALS
Ax6saf para el sonsumoi
NaseAhado alar0 do II.
De misl elaro o..
Osntrffuga slaro Dc u . ss
AmsrisanA dc st All.
Do Ponce eSa q 80.
BON Az grAdos Cartier { ei.se san.
tpvos gallon pagados r. Intsrnas
MAi1s176
TAhaoo, nominal,
Prselos dc compFa
AinidOn o $3.50
Algod6n dc S $50.
Coeos de 1ba Is millaY.
Ouaros dulsss go 81
Esbo de rec ~
Cate aorPisnte nominal
CambIos oorrIentes
Eondras cheek Q A,S7
Paris D.
RAmburgo AAs v.
Rev York III & 10 esvs T
RspsGa ua1l} D.
CuduIas. ..hlpOtecarIas
Eauao Territorial y Agricola 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
DUELO CUP|OSO
Concertado entire el dueho de
un clnemat6grafo y un
periodista.
EN- LA HABANA
Fue 4 espada. = -Resulta que
no ocurrio tai duelo. .-Lo
cue dice Ia prensa.

Dice sEl Dletamsr, de MSxlGo,
fschs "a do Oslubre:
ePor ncticlaa recibidas do verso'
No qra slens sstablseids on 10 capital
do ls iovsn Repdbliea de Cuba, pns
auaursal de sus negosioa mersAntilss.
hsmos ssbido que en diss pasadoa 80
concerto , llsv6 & cAbo IN dualo & pri
msra sarge. sutre un reprsssntsrts
de una somp,fifA dc einsn aMgrsfos
y un eorrespousAl de nm psri6dieo me-
tropolitano, que rsdiea 20 hA mueho
item 20 en- IL HsbanR.
Parsce que 50 asgriaron los aaimos
entire el eorressonsAl MIX eano oil
suhano. por una insxsstiiud publisa
do por el primsro en una dc sus 90.
rrts spondereias sob q 10 rsvoluci0n
actual, pues parecs que sl eubauo Gus
psrieneae el Psssldo Moderado. as sin
iid ofsndido CON tal noticis y raib 4 on
formal dsssfio al cnrrssporsai, quisn
aeept6 81 dualo y fce 81 campo del
horor & scasspev In QUE h.biA sscriso.
El duslo tn6 & sspsdA y & prime.
rA sArgvs y desuuea do trss ss.lsos,
resuls6 hsridu ell euhAno DEL PArstdo
Moderado.
La noticia an In Hshana he aldo
| aeukaoiopAl ca oil tamA de Lac ann
vsrssoior Q, on todos los sntros poIi~
ticoss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
UNA COLOcAcI0H

La solieita u:a ssilor.la On OIL me-
nsio do la tyW writer, con coaosi.
asAhAdos do ortogratfA. Pc
70 intormss don Isid oro GonxAlsz Bo
nllla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21
Y eomsrtA an diario habansro.

sNo nos hAbfsmoa enterado ds
ass euricso duelo del msiIsann con 81
epbAro del rsrtido Modersdt ESQ
qua rQni sahe icmediaismante todo sl
muudo cuando 90 eoneisFtA un duslo,
qpien' aon los padrinos; quisnes loa
m9dicos, outlss las armss eAcoeidas,
oil lugAr del campo de h1nor,s J hsS
ta, de anMmsno. lAs hsridas de los
&C mi aNSnteu. Todo oil mundo 90 on
terra, manos la policia sesrsla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-21

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de perlodico a dos
pesos el quintal.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

While the Improvements about the
city are being made it would seem TO
be o good idea TO have come OF the
fences put in their proper places and
have the streets made the prope, 4,
width. In some streets the fences eI-
Tend foor or nve feet farther into the
street than the lot adjoining. And i,
would seem that This should be rem.
edied. A grade should also be estab-
lished for sidewalks. 90 they would
present Q better appearance. Pesma.
neat Improvements should be properly
made
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16
IMPORTANCE OF LABOR.

Once in awhile the vital importance
OF labor 10 the world 10 brought TO
publis attention in Q striking manner,
ssys The Wall S,reet Journal. Ordi-
nsrily there 10 Q surplus Of labor in the
market. and il seems about the cheap.
est and moot inconsequential thing in
the world. And yet anyone Who stops
20 think Q moment must realize the
trnth thas labor 10 the most important
thing.
Juss nov there are come events
which br.pg out very clearly she value
OF labor. when Q strike in the coal
6elds 10 ,aiked about people begin to
realize. ss they never did before. th.
elose connection there 10 between Ia.
Dor in the mines and their OVID com.
fors and their own prosperity.
Thousands Of miles away in South
Africa there are gold mines and much
Of the prosperity which this country 10
enjoying today 10 due TO the output Of
gold from these miaes. That output
depends upon securing sufficient labor
ss ratss Of wages 90 will make mining
profitable. II the importation Of Chi.
ness enolie labor 10 prohibited and the
mine owness are obliged to engage M.
tive labor % higher wages. the ques.
ton arises whether gold could be
mined in many places as psod.. Thus
In no small measure she entire struc.
tore Of bosiness activity the world
over depepds upon ,his question OF In.
Dor In the gold mines.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16
THE cAAUTAuQuA.

ThN ,h- ,~>p.e - t'A.uesv - Rave
.'ood .oyaiy oy ~. Car-rc~ Z
>,r -. ant ;.e C,au'aoq1a. 10 one
,sn Ra!L.ay. pr. SIrou.e "a. been
he'd in hiEn esteem By sn. and ne
work 20. teen commended by nearly
every person in the city Those who
have had the mea1s TO do have cna-
trbused qaise lib-r.!ly. althooGh there
may be Some wso eo1ld have done
more. Bot. 40 q who,e. they have
done uell, and no one has anyth ing
bus praise for she efforts OF Or s,rouse.
Il 10 . hard matter to cay how much
beDshs the Chaotaoq1s has been TO
Gaisesviile. bot the truth 10 that many
have come here ;his ~intsp TO attend
the Bible Confereoce and the Chsu-
tsOqus. and shsre hss been On array OF
eminsns men end womsn amosg the
spsskers and siseess who have taken
pars in the exercises Of both
At the meeting oo Wednesday nishs
Dr.. Dasidson made stssemeet in ~.
gard 20 the dissp ppoinsmsnss the man.
aesmens had met with in securing
zone % he speskers. asd it 10 doubtful
w,eshsr thss eoold have enjoyed any
m,'s ~ ols'oms Lectures thsa they re.
esivsd. The sxpei ss OF getting speak.
sss from che North wss great. bot the
people know shas any dissroinruen,s
wese not the faul, OF the liberal man.
s9emens.
whatever may be said By aHy in re-
Rsrd 20 the Chau'soqoa OF 1863. we
BE- ieve is has been generally satisfae.
tory 20 all. ard The 500 10 more than
satisfied ss the success OF the third
in this eisy.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16
Ho~'s ThiS7

We ofer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF cAtarrh that can
not b- cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
:. J CHE>tr O. Go. Toledo. o
We, the under-igned have known
+ J. Cheney fo' the 'A.t IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions sni financially
able TO carry ou, sny Obligation. made
by h- firm
WALD'NG, k!NNAN g. NAKv,N.
Wholess.- DrUggI.t-. Toledo -
Halls Cs'arrt Cure D. taken inter-
nally sctirg r~cily upon the blood
ard mucCg. surfaces - the -y.teu
TestimonIals sent tree Pr,e IS cent.
per bottle sold by a., druggists
Take Halle Family Pills FOR consti-
patton.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16
RAILROAD BATES

: I McEA- - "a a-.v.i- Has L
'oSn 49,. ro'n'rS .uI-rvieSre o.'
merchants. Mr. NcR.- vss 'o'r-r.g 4
;i-rs7an' .; Hawthorn at Sss lat-r.
-.'.t n orange EroNiuE 4util t'-
i'-~r- He .s,' orngEa.y ? Dssed o7 ~
EA.,rosd Commission AMI u Wo'S.,
and Gays te Co.. uot LOOK npDn iaat
nody ~ an lnnece'sary evil, ou, 'hs'
the comm:.sioD. n Iusii.e 10 every part
OF the state, should base their rates On
long aud short hsIls. I, would then
be imgossio!" !os tie coast cities 70
have the advantage that the ossing
poin, principle gives ihem. For in-
stance. Why should Q merchant in Tai
lshsssse receiving q car Of grain from
Cn'eagO be made 10 pay Q rate "a
on said freight and then
psy . local rate back from Jscksos-
vile to Tallahassee. when the car can
be brought via Montgomery and Balm
bridge. saving . considerable mileage
on came. Ia other ~ords shy NOS put
freight rates on the came bssis as pas.
senges travel, per mil.:-Ocsls Star.
March lAth.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The paper trust has been having
troubles Of its own. The Wisconsin
branch has been denied the right OF
appeal under the sherman antitrust
Law BY the United States supreme
Court. The Wisconsin trs., controls a
large portion Of the business OF max
Ing print paper. and the prices have
been sent skywafd through its control.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The Consressionai Rivers and Har-
bors Committee. on lie recent visit 20
Pensacola. vac highly pleased with the
Deep Water City, and vas also
charmed with the ".chooners" thar
passed over the bar.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The idea advanced By senator For.
aker In his amendment 90 the Joint
Statehood bill, providing for sabmi.-
sion of the question to q popular vote
10 oil right. II 10 no more than right
thas the people OF Arizona and New
Mexico should have the opportunity 20
accept or reject the Join, Statehood
proposition.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The reason you dont hear much
from Witte nov, 10 that he has gos
down 10 work, and 10 trying 20 Gee IL
no cant do something 20 help the
Jsws. he 10 opposed b. Q class wko
are trying 70 make che Emperor be.
lisve the country is not ripe for self.
government.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The question 90 20 whether 600 Moros
ore worth II OF 10 Americans 10 nos
bsirg diseussed. The Filipinos. 10 they
orc civilized In such o manner. will
surely bs o small bus select erowd IL
she ratio OF casualties eontinues as
thas rate.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The ladies m0ss bear In mind that
sAsas hais mass chine shis year 10 they
weah Be in the lasest fashion. II Jour
hair % doll 10 will cost more 70 make il
shine, Zoe shias is must.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

Consrescman Lamar will take the
time % look up his own sHsirs while
accompanying the Rivers and Harbors
Cemmissss 90 West Florida. He has
macy sdmirsrs In his home, and they
vill b proudss Of him thaa ever to zee
him In soeh company.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

Ose thing sAss doa't bother che peo-
20 % Florida In March, 10 tho tail snd
ef wsmser eeming along and dropping
tAs msssasy aows TO shout 10 or 20
eaesese shove the sero mark.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

Tss Japsssss woman 10 very psood Of
being veil. She considers is qoiis Q
disgSnee % bs ill. She never tells her
Dls sse she soeeeals them % much 90
pessibls. As Q result che 10 usually
wall.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

Kansss may sepA o ''red.hesded"
man % sAs Usissd States Senate, thus
sivisw she sesnosss State q spOles.
man Who Iooks % no feels.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

Tie Nosos In the Philippises. tn.
Americans in China cod the Africans
u epsiaaes6. o., Keep things quite
lively fos tire guardians Of she people.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The Emperor Of Germany told his
troops TO POT Their trus; IN Provi-
dence. Jet he keeps on ordering heavy
artillery.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

Jacksonville has .oli her bonds for
40 90, ana IA. tn. money in her vest
pocket all ready 10 blow.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

j. Pisspens Morgan 10 in Rome and
has eesa Psesived By the Pope. Per.
hape someshisg else hss been received
by his kolisess.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-16

The railsesd sass bill 10 soasd in one
rsspees-a hiRAly inposssns issm-,hs
snlassss of sAe eommissios are very
ssAssamsial.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
T OBJ o.

A correspondent of the Burlingt ON
Free Press gives the following to that
paper:
Lincoln, Neb. Nov. 2S.-The che w
ing of tobacco must cease at the State
University.
Chancellor Andrews has ordered tn e
expulsion from the university of all
students who may be found guilty of
chewing tobacco. More than We ar
ago smoking on the campus was pro-
hibted by him." Amen and Amen.
Here is an educator who believes tina t
the use of tobacco is not necessary
element that goes to make a scholar
and a gentleman, and the best of it is
he has the courage of his convictions.
Would that there were more like him.
The most inveterate user of tobacco will
always admit that it is a very dirty
habit but he will never stop as it makes
slaves of its votaries. l.. O. w.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
LINCOLN.

Fred Bryant, of Malone, n. Y, has
been the guest of friends here.
Jasper Page has gone to Middebury
He viii study law with Mr.. Russell.
Sunday was lovely day and a good
audience was present at the temperance
services. The speaking and singing by
the children was interesting.
Dr. A. j. Cushman has been called to
New Hampshire by sickness of his
brother.
Mrs. John Davis is seriously ill.
John Davis little boy fell and hurt
himself the other day and there is but
little hopes of his recovery.
: Mrs. Melissa (Hodges) Chace, a life
long resident of town died on November
"a at her home on West Hill aged s..
Herman Crane suffered another stroke
on November 10 from which he did not
rally and death came on Sunday morn
ing His funeral was attended from the
house on Tuesday. He leaves son and
daughter, three brothers and a large
circle of relatives, who have the SYM
pathy of all.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
Prevent'Forest Devastation.

Maine is already beginning its annual
shipment of Christmas trees. Maine
furnishes a considerable proportion of all
the Christmas trees used in the United
States, leaving others To trim them and
hang the gifts. Belfast is the C ntre
of the business and the accumulation
of trees is even now great. Last year
a long freight train loaded exclusively
with Christmas trees was sent out in
one day from Belfast, besides ordinary
shipments, ana the general prosperity
is such that it is expected that the
present seasons demand will break all
records.-Boston Transcript
Vermont has also already begun the
annual shipment of Christmas trees, and
the Vermont legislature
has undertaken a work which shall in a
measure restrain the indiscriminate cut
ting down Of the evergreens. The eff
fort lies in the bill presented to the
assembly by Representative Senter of
Montpelier, requiring dealers in ever
green trees to take out licenses.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07

There will be an Instructive and In
spring Institute in Missionary motives
and methods in the Memorial Baptist
church next Wednesday morning, after
noon and evening, which will be under
the general leadership of w. A. Dawson,
ID. d., superintendent of the Vermont
Baptist State convention. Among the
subjects discussed will be, "The Prayer
Meeting and how Made Successful "How
to Reach Men," "Why Every Man Should
Be Christian etc. The speakers will
include, Rev. Drs. w. A. Danson, L. w.
Cronkhite, c. III. Spaulding, W. f. Wit
ter, and Rev's e. r. Stair, b. Bosworth,
S. P. Perry, Arthur st. James and 7. "A.
Howard.
These meetings will be open to all
The evening service will be a platform
meeting at which time able speakers will
deliver addresses. Hours of various
sessions 10 a. m, p. m, and 1870 p. nj.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
WEYBRIDGE HILL.

School at the Monument will COM
mence Monday, December 10th.
Mrs. Mary Bowdish. of Middlebury,
recently spent few days at the home of
her son. Edward Bowdish.
Miss Elizabeth Bowles, of Springfield,
called on friends Friday last.
Charles James, Elmer Wright and
Howard Wright attended the Horti-
cultural meeting in Burlington Deem
Der 5 and 6.
Mr.. Peck, of New Haven, was recent
guest of his sister, Mrs. Jennie Hay
ward,
Charles Reed, of Addison, spent Satur-
day last in town.
Walter Lee and Wesley Cherbino were
in Vergennes Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend MacMurtry have
gone to Boston for the winter.
Hon. j. A. James attended Mrs. w A.
Lawrence's funeral at Bristol on Tues
day.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
ONLY 4 FEW LEFT
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO

have decided to throw out my
footwear to make room for other
lines have bought have only
few wool boots and rubbers left, in
both boys and mems that | shall
sell at right prices. Don't fail to
call and get shod cheap,
My line of groceries and meat is
complete and first class. My mill is
in first class shape and we are pre-
pared to meet your needs promptly
and get you back home for dinner.
Yours for business,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
GRANVILLE.

Horace II. Whitney, a merchant of
Mortified Falls. was in town recently
and presented jonathan Cady suit of
clothes throughout. Mr.. Whitney is a
former resident of town and Mr.. Cady
has served in the Whitney family several
years.
George Sargent was in Braintree last
Friday.
Richard Osha, of Braintree, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Eddie Wilson has returned from
Bethel and reports her mother. Mrs.
Ellis, much improved.
Mrs. Jessie II. Moore. of Wordsboro,
is visiting at the home of George Sargent
and his mother.
Cornelius Beaman, whose death was
chrOnicled in the last issue of the Regis
ter, was native of New Haven and has
relatives there and in Starksboro but re-
moved to Jay, n. Y, several years ago
and made his home there the most of the
time during his married life. He had
resided with his son in this town three
weeks before his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown, of War
rem, spent Thanksgiving day with their
son Leo, who is in the employ of D. D.
Hemenway & Son.
School on West Hill, taught by Miss
Annie E. Green, closed November %,
with ID pupils. Harry Race had no
marks during the term.
School in district No. 10, taught by
Miss EDNA Green, closed last Friday
Those having no absent marks were
Christie Parish, Carl Parish and George
Parrish. Elmer Shirley was absent one
day on account of sickness. Number of
pupils II.