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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-18
i'-0bre que EstA Regalando una
Fortuna en- Libros.

X, LaMotte Sage, Presidente del
de Cienclas, esta regalando una
en- hhrcs Los eAvfa a todo el nun.
3 eesto alglno 0 inconyeniencia para ell
rs pla, c1ecPto Ia pequeha molestia
oeasiola14e al escribir. El DR..
r22.ado y mandado & imprimir
" .oteresante que trata de Mag
1sonal & iIipnotismo y como al
.to en- Ia vida, que hasta ahora Sc
o, Y contiene las mas practicas 6
au.c informaeiones. Es justanen-
D oe lido joven uecesita para dayle
al9 Y euergia en- su primer es-
da; para hacerlo magn6tico,
FRA que pueda veneer cualquier
6 icultad Y alcanzar el 6xito.
toto Aombre de lnediana edad
ra hacor amistades ! retenerlas,
se I'm q" leader en- su comuni-
.oneiar y dirigir la mente de
US tn Acgocios y llegar & Ia al
deseo. Es 10 que todo padre y
sltan para extirpar los malos
raAaclones en- sus nlhos; para
sus facultales mentales, GU
fermedades Y hacerles hombres
e conformidad con los planes
Us iustamente 10 que todo pas
20 necesita para mantener FIR
ls,ante en- su fe, y para ayudar
Ia mente de personas perversas
houradas y en- todo 10 que sea
rs 10 que todo abogado necesita
Ne d in9doneiar los jurados,
test COS Y presentar hechos de
que paada convencer q los
is 10 enc yos necesitais, no i'm
is 8 hagiis para Que podais
e. 9Eito el placer y la felicidad
t~ad0r os ha concedido. 81
aados, es porque no conoc6is
refo que gobierna & la mente Y
del honbge, 81 sois afortu-
s olcanzar mayor exito aGn 81
tHerzas ocultas que os rodean.
~. COMO usar el secreto poder
q eual Ia Naturaleza os ha
presidente Sage prueba el
einos con esta poderosa fuer-
todo 81 mundo puede facil-
1l-dria Ell casa sin el conoci-
amigos mas Iniimos 8 aso.
4e puede uno inAuenciar & Ia
realizar sus pensamientos
t4 Sc aperciban de clio en- 10
Q, NCrdaderamente es Una tueT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-18
.I.0 INPORTANTE

& eneis Msa&nioR de sata aius
or'A 9 lun;s, 10 del corrisn
"sio de Il antigua EEsuslA
al psrsda Ms
4a'isnla &c los iovsnss J So
~ dssssn ioteribirGs, 90 lie
lo en d cho edihcio On In
ssvss Is 'el actual, smps-
s lsa dos. n Dgdn Alumno qu0
nte astasA d lAs aaeualas p1
& natriculSdo, { msnos que
S. Ia cs'tA del Prinsiral de au
nesdi6n 'oIs el psrmiao pa
AlsdeYss
au &c ssludlos do In EseuslA
Ga, demas d as AaieuAturAs
cas- e'emsulA So, AbGreark las
o b j. Nee neo, CArpin.
( oogttfs, Enslsd sdsrnaeIon,
, 70 'p+N
ROY g. HA1NEs
AsiIrg Principal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-18

de - York resbir1 en 81 muele
dnes dsl dia sptss de 10 salids
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-18
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship company
Blt Nndlo Postal COD d RoLbne Do 10. E!hdp,U d, Ap(tu
SERVZCIO DE- GReTALE

ri vApor F0RTO RICE lIavaaas pasais.
ros asyga. ss1dfk de Gsn 4 las dss &c n
madrr gAds para todos los pxmtos do 10 IsIa
de "a rata. 90 As siguisutes fsahss: per 81
Este. Octubre ;, II y 81, Nevismbra ID ' %,
Disismbrs u 2s, Dor 81 Ossts, esptismhse
q, Oetubre II Is, Noviembre y q, d.
ciembre y 20.
Este vspor eeneets son log vasoSss a
esta ComDaHfa para New York. 90 realku
eargs hsltA les dose del dia ansss do saliaa
Sc vsndsn passies On las ohaaas, hssaa Id
cuasro 90 atarde del dfa anterior { % salias.
vapor vAsco llsvAndo sarga sslansnts
ssldr4 para todos loa pnsrtos do 10 IslA do %
ruta 10 una de la mahsns, On las Mguisa-
tes fechss: por el Este, Ossubre 10 y O. Nc.
vismbrs Il, Diciembrs J 1sj por q Cssls
Ost, ors J. II ii Novismbrs "A y 20, Disiem
brs Ii J 3e.
Dor ARKADlA harl viaiss rs9uiarss easFS
PtaC .laws Ar a{ano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-18
Acadia Municipal De Yabucoa

AnGnsto d. subastd. -El Conesio
Municipal do este pueblo, he AsordA-
DO rsmatAr tn sigundA subAsta, lA
Obra de sonstrusei6n de nm aeuadus'
TO, vAlorAda IN VE1NTE MIL eUI.
NIKNToy OCHRNTA COLLARS Sc
SsntA sentavoSl y ssfIal6 para el Aclo
del rsmats, 81 dfA trsinta dc Noviem'
brs sorrisnls { lss dos J media P. N.
Los plisgos dc sondicionss y do.
mas dAtos rslAhvos al mismo, 50 en-
susntrsn dc mAniAssto en- ia aesrsta'
rio Aunisipal, donds podrk vsrlos,
Quisn 10 dssss,
YAbusoa, P, r. Nsvismbrs &c 1905.
J, L. Berries
III AlcAlds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-18

EN- esta inpfenta sc vende
papL vieio 4 dos pesos %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
w spraWie streiku

szkolnego Rad pruski widzi,
re jego urzednicy gospoda-
rojacy u mas przekroczyli
grantee prawemi konstytucya
sic kreci jak
moze, ably z tego bagna sic
wydobys. Wszystkie pisma
niezalezne Cd p~odmuch6w
hakatystycznych p1zepowia.
daja, re Rad bedzie zniewo-
]onym ustapic. Chodzi tylko
O to, czy dzieci polskie 1az
z~astrejkowawszy, okaza wy
tt wa}osc do konca. Atoli cd
czegoz rodzice?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Bismarck

by} tskim ,,przyjacielem"
wolnosci ludu i ~prawdziwej
x:onstycyi, 10 jak sic teraz wy
kaza}o, stara} sic o usuniecie
wybor6w kartkami,
DO to lila jego gospodarki W
pa6stwie tyly przeszkeda.
Wielks by}by sobie zjedna}
wdzieeznose, gdyby by} sic
postara} O zniesienie wybo'
row do sejmu pruskiego, o.
partych ma pcdstawie 8 kla~
sowej kt6ra urzednikom ia
ka dale przewage, il sami
ten sejm nazywaja:
Haus der Iandraete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Tykiety exkursyjne do jezio~
ra Washington, (St. Peter,
Eagle, Kasota)

T. W,nony W piqtki i soboty do Ka~
sota po 81 10 do ST. Peter 20
s. 10 do Eagle Lake pc 1915 ga
tykiet ywrotny. wszystkie ogranl
czeniem do powrotu al 10 nastep.
nego wtorku i do Kasota> 20 ST.
rs IS do St Peter pc &6. 65 do
Eagle Lake po Sc Oh "a tykiet
swrotny dziennie. z okrese'n czasu
do powrrtu W ~przeciagu trzydz'e-
stu ami xow;euie czarnych okuu,
i szczupaki jest specyaInie .dobrem
" tym piektym jesiorze, a oSfuga
ola ry bak6w zobfita liczba czo1en
it,. d. y goto~e. Modne hotele i
inue przv]ernnosci ~zd}uz jeziora
q parowym statkien dopelnia
przyjemnosci Pc bl'zsae informa
eve zg&os,c sig do agent6w kolei
Chicago & North-W estern. Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
PrZeczucie zg0nu.

w Warszawie W ko6ciele
sw. Antoniego PREY ulicy
Senatorskiej, zaszed} wypa-
dek nagiego zgonu, kt6ry ma
wszystkich obecnycb wyrwa}
nadzwyczajne wrazenie. O 60
DIME. 9 rano zg}osi} sic do
zakrystyi nieznany nlkomu
staruszek, kt6ry wyspowia
dawszy sic i przyjawszy Ko~
munia swieta, prosi} kap}sna
O na}ozenie mu Olej6w swie.
tych. Gdy go pytano o pow6d,
o6wiadczy}, re ma przeczucie
il dis zycie zakohczy. Ka~
plan us}ucha} pro6by i ma
mascil starca, kt6ry uda} sic
do koScio1a, wys{uchaf d16ch
mszy sw. l gay pc sumle,
wychodzac z koscio}a, UNA
cza} reke we wodzie swjeco~
nej przezegnawszy sic; pad1
nagle bez zycia. - Ponie-
waz PREY zmar'ym ME zna~
leziono zadnych dokumen-
tow, ,zabrano zwioki do pro-
sektoryum W celu sprawdze-
MIA osobisto6ci zmar1ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
CIEKAWE RZECZY
ROslina smieChu.

Many juz gaz rozwese]a:
jacy, haszysz, zwyk}y alko~
hol, a teraz odkryto W Ara
bill rozsmieszajaca ro6line. Ma
turalista Pulgzare twierdzi,
ie jest ona W stanie najpo~
wazniejszych ludzi wprawit
v wy6mienity humor. Ro~
Slime to spotka} " Oman i
Raseen. Jest to niswielki
krzew o lisciach lsni9co-zie"
lonych i jagodach, zawieraja-
cych 3 czarne ziarnka, kszta}-
tenn swoim ~p1zypominajace
nam groch szablisty. TIE to
w}asnie ziarnka posiadaj9
owa szczeg6lna w}asciwosc.
w smaku 50 s}odkie i+.przy~
pominaja nieco opium. Ziarn-
ka te miela sic ma proszek i
W tym stanie, ale W niez-
nacznych il Sciach, So przez
amator6w u5ywane, a sku-
tex jest tego rodzaju, 10 cz}o-
wick zsczyna 6miat sic do
rozpuku, poczsm prey wzra-
stajacej weso}oSci spiewa,
ta6czy i skacze nieraz przes
Gala godzine. Gdy podniece~
ME mimic, nastepuje sen,
spowodowany wyczerpaniem,
kt6ry trivia oko}o 2 godziny
i 20 kt6rych tudzi sic cz}o-
wick zupe}nie nieswiadomy
swych czyn6w. Roslina ia
jest narkotykiem nader ME-
bezpiecznym, gdyz sprowa-
dza niekiedy slime ataki ner-
wowe. Ola tego ME nalezy
u5ywac jsj zbyt czesto, ami
tez W znaczniejszych dozach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
SWiadectWa :.

wystawiane przez lekarzy
ola dzieci pobitych przez
nauczycieli maja TAXI sam
walor, jak 6wiadectwa fizy-
k6w. Gdyby sic zdarzy}o, re
nauczyciel lub rektor take
6wiadectwo podrze : nalezy
podsc skarge. Kto jest leka-
rem chocby ~prywatnym ..
prey ~pa6stwowym egzaminie
sk}ada} prsysiege ME moze
bye podejr2ywanym O stron-
niczo6e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
SuCharki

z myd}em ola dziecj zaczyna-
ia niekt6rzy piekarze wyra-
biac. Taxi sucharek zawiera
make, syrop, cukier, t1uszcz
i 2 procent myd}a. Mydlo ma
s}uzye, jake }acznik ola tych
cze6ci i ma zastepowae jaja.
Fabrykanta takich suchar-
k6w wy6ledzono i poni6s}
kare "a fa1szowanie materya-
low ~spozywczych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
OkOWita z. tOrfu.

W Sztokhclmie, W stolicy
Szwecyi, utworzy}o sic To-
warzystwo akcyjne re znacz-
nym kapitalem celem wyro-
bu okowity z torfu. Wyna-
lazku dokona} badacz Free
stadius i twierdzi, ze okowi'
ty wyr6b ma bye ME-
kosztownym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Wybuch Wezu-
WiuSZa,

Wezuwiusz rozpocza} zno-
WI swoja dzia}alnose. Olbrzy-
mi strumie6 lawy, p}ynacy z
nadzwyczajna szzybko5cia,
rozdzieli} sic W Moretta ma
dwie czeSci. Jeden p}yna} "
strone Portici, drugi " San.
Georgia Cremano, gdzie "a
lal wszystkie sklepy. W Re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06

kst6rzy dotychczas
wzdychali do pruskiej k y /
fury, czynia nag}y zwrot "
,strone Warszawy = przvznaja.
sic do polskiego patryotyzmu
i daja sk}adki ma nmacierz
-polska" pc so 100 rubli. =
Znamienne W tym czasie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Was Isl das?

W jednej z szk6e pod Gnie-
znem wszed} ch}opiec do
szko}y i pochwali} Pana b.
go po polsku. Ma to zawo}a}
nauczyciel z oburzeniem:
Was ist das? A ch}opiec:
,,Wasystas" nam W kieszeni.
I wyciagna} kartke. cd rodzi-
COW, ia mu zakazuja uczyc
sic religii pc niemiecku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Piekny kalendarz Darmo'

Piekny kalendarz Darmo.
Przez 6wierc wieku Severy Pol
|skie Kalendarze uwa7ane byly "a
nailepsxe v swoim rodzaju. Ka~
|lendarz ma rok 1907 wyssedt JUL Z
druku i jest lepssy / wiekszy ami
se)i kiedy p%oprsednio, zawiera bo-
WIEN 81 szpalt cennych i cieka~
wych lnformaeyi opr6cz IL stronic
kalendarzowych i tyluz ma zapiski'
Jest tam cos ola kazdego cz}onka
rodziny - kr6tkie naukowe arty'
ku}y o chorobach i ich l%eczeniu,
ssaty styka, pozyteczne wiadomosci
ola przemys}owca, ola farmera,
gosposi it'd. Zabswne opowiadania
i zarty, ~wydarzenia historyczne,
przepowiednie pogody it'd. Mozecie
dostaG ten piekny kalendarz darmo
gdy sic zg}osic,e po niego do ktd@
rel badz apteki, lub wype}n,cie po>
missy blanket, wymieniajac g lie
widzieli6cie nasze ogfoszenie przy~
slec;e to W liscie do W. T. Severa
Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Napiszcie nazwisko i adres ma
tych liniach:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Pewien %'nauCzyciel,

dochodzacy do jednej z oko-
]icznych szk6} W zastepstwie
miejscowego nauezyciela, ka-
pelusza W klasie ME zdej-
mule, pail papierosy i polka
zuje przestraszonym die
ciom revolver, jake znak
swej moralnej potegi. Nato.
miast "a granica niemieccy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
exkursyjne do Clear
Lake (Waseca MIMI

.przedawane beda przez kolej North
W estern 20 z%nizony.h ratach przez
Scion latovyz Winony " piatki
i soboty pc SO Is "a tykiet zwrot'
ny z ogranlczeniem do povrotu y
przeci9gu trzydzie~tu DIM. kowie~
ME ~czarnych i bia}ych okuni j
szczupak6w jest nadzwyczaj dobre
W TEN pieknem ieziorze i u>{u9a
ola rybak6w z obtitym wyborem
czo}en i. I. d jest gotowa. Modne
hotele rome wycieczkl wza}uz ie-
z'ora re statkamj ola uzupe{nlenia
przyJemn"slek. Po blizsze infor-
macye zg}osic sic DO agent6w kole'
Chicago & Northwestern e &#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Pc 20 latach

znaleziono w Massio Vau~
wise W prowincyi sabaudz-
k,ej zwioki pewnego mysl1'
wiee,go, kt6ry swego czasu
'podczas polowania ma. dixie
.kozy spad} W przepase i "a
bill sic ma miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS MO.
IDEALNE ZDRO WOTNE MA
&LATO ZINE MIEJSCE
WYCIECZEK.

Powabna ksiazka sk}adajaca sic
z trzydniestu dwu stronnio 2 diva
d~ziescie i jedna ~i]ustracya, opisem
o Excelsior Springs, jcgo leczni-
czych wwodach, jego ho,elach i
usfudze kolejowej, cotylko zosta}a
wydana przez kompanie kolei Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Wv
se}amy pod kazdym adresem "a ode
braniem &c znaczka. +. A. Miller
G ,:rrz Il Passenger Agent, Chicago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06

@M#sMzS8 /. &#..s# s&s4aa ss~-a
sina / San Giovanni stoi Wie-
.le dom6w. " szlamie. Pociag
= Neaopolu j kolejki uliczne
utkwi}y W drodze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Wielka nedza g}0du

panuje W chi6skiej prowin~
cyl Kianazu. Oko}o 10 Milo
now ]udzi jest bliskich Smier:
81 g}odowei. Zaburzenia u
liczne mnoza sic z dnia ma
.dzien. 4 49,. $z~ 2E-t*
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06
Mi0d0c1any sam0b6jca.

w kilonii ucze6 kupieckj
Mueller strzela} z rewolwsru
do persona}u kupieckiego.
Gny przybyli policyanci, by
20 aresztowac i wystrzelll1
ns postrach, wyrostek zwr6~
Gil revolver " piersi swe i
pad} trupem ma miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-06

Sprxedaie mianowicie wozy-:
stko, co robotnicy u~ajczescie)
zmuszeni sa k%upowae, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
CERNE, BUTY TRZEW1-
XII, DLA DIE
UBRANIA ROBOCZE,
KAP ELUSZE, CZAPK1, I
tax e TOWARY YARDO~,
/ rome lime ROZMAI-
d.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
Congressional DOlngs.

During the week Congressman Foster
has introduced bills granting an increase
OF pension 10 Henry Butler and julius T.
Williamson. He has also introduced
these petitions: of the Trades League OF
Philadelphia, tavorng moo i6catlon of
immigration law relative to better
classes OF Chinese; petition of the Bro
therhoo1 of Painters, Decorators and
Paper Hangers of America against tax
on wood alcohol; petitions of General
Stark Council, No IS; Lincoln Council,
and Newport Center Council. JUNIOR Or
der Uni ed American Mechanics, and
Minnehaha Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
iavoIiug restriction Ct immigration
Petitions OF Order OF Railway Telegraph
ers, No. as, of Littleton, N. H.; Otter
Creek Division, No. 347, and Bellows
Falls Division, No, LOG, Brotherhood oil
Locomotive Engineers, OF Rutland, Vt
St. Adams DIVISION, No. "a, and c. NJ
Clement Division, No. 296, Order OF
Railway Conductors.
Congressman Foster introduced on
Wenn' sday these bills: To refund the
legacy taxes illegally collected from the
estate OF Susan W. Farwel; increasing
| the pension OF Letitia Bongattz.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
After the Bucket Shops.

The Boston Traveller is conducting q
crusade against the bucket shops of Bos-
ton and have been showing up the
methods and profits to the management
of the recent failure oil H. K. Leighton &
Co. In an editorial tull of good advice
occurs this paragraph which is worth
following:
Ifyou are long on the market, cash
and get out. Prices of stocks are reason
ably sure to 90 lower before long. Do
not allow the bucket shop men to lul
you along with hopes OF further rise.
Cash in and quit at once. Once you are
out, stay out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
rIore Calendars.

The CALIFORNIAN acknowledges the re-
cept of small but attractive calendar
from Mountain View farm, East Burke
containing an excellent view OF this
slightly place. Our readers will be In
terested to know that Elmer A. Darling
of New York hopes to finish his fine sum-
mer home there this year and need hardly
be told that it w1l be one OF the finest
country estates in Vermont.
N. w. Aver & Son, the Philadelphia adj
vertising agents, send out their annual
calendar just to re- mind the publishers OF
success achieved by their motto, Keep
ing everlasting atit." This motto Will
apply to any business as we'll as TO
theirs, and the ep grams printed in the
blank spaces will interest those who are
interested in advertising, and that means
an increased number every year. While
they last copies will be sent 10 any ad-
dress by enclosing IS cents to N. W.
Aver & Son, Philadelphia, Penn.
Editor Whitney of the Mortified News
gladdens our slnctum with a calendar
containing handsome pictures of the
President and Vice President and YER
mont's CongreI sional delegation. Once
a year Mr.. Whitney publishes an
attractive calerdor but 50 times year
be prints one of he most readable papers
in the state OF Nrmont. Here's long life
and prosperity ito Mr.. Whitney, his
calendar and hspaper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
FAST BARNET.

A very pleasant surprise was given
Jessie McGill Friday evening when about
40 of her friends gathered at her home
to bid her farewell before her departure
for the Bermudas, where she intends to
spend the remainder of the winter. AS a
token OF remembrance her friends present
ed her with a travelling bag Refresh
ments were served and delightful even
ing was spent by all those present.
Miss Leila Houghton of West Barnet
spent Sunday with Eva Newell.
Osmand Creaser is at home with a
sprained ankle.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
E. G. Farnsworth on Thursday alter
noon and evening of this week. Supper
will be served.
Several from Tere attended the church
meeting held at Barnet Thursday.
Bert Gabraith and c. Dickinson spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends at
Lyndonville.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
WEST RIlRkE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rattery, who
have been staying at Mrs. Ford's have
moved; Mr.. kattery to Mr.. Hanson's
and Mrs. Rattery to Mrs. Hartwell's.
Mr. Trefren has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. Charles Winter and little Lumen
Godding are both slowly gaining.
Fred Woodruff of Newport spent sever
al days this week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Woodruff. Mrs. Emma
Way and Harley Powers were in St.
Johnsbury this week on business.
Mrs. Fred Parker of Sutton is working
for Mrs. DR.. Moves.
Mrs. Graves OF Barton visited at S.
Trefren's this week.
The special meetings at the Methodist
church begin Sunday. Six ministers Of
the st. Iohnsbury district are coming,
and it is hoped that the meetings may
prove very successful.
The Rebekahs and Old Fellows have a
joint installation of officers Thursday
evening. Mrs. Mable Gaskill has beer
elected noble grand; Mrs. Otis, Y. G.
Mrs. Mary Fairbrother, treasurer, and
Mrs. James Gaskill, secretary.
Miss Fife Mountain, who is teaching
in the Union schools at St. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs, Curti
| Stoddard.
Miss Carrie Marshall, who has beer
visiting friends in Boston, returned home
the first of the week.
Mrs Lyman Walter is caring for her
father, Charles Hall, of Lyndon.
DR.. Laviolette has been in Barre ant
Montpelier this week on business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
Civil Service Examinations.

The United States Civil Service Com.
mission announce the following exami-
nations to secure eligibles to fill vacancies
in the service for the positions named
below:
January, a. electrical engineer, and
instructor, marine fireman, comput er;
January 81, laboratory assistant, ink
chemist and ink maker, field matron,
stabeman, constable. Indian service,
printer, Philippine service; January "a,
assistant custodian, janitor at Boston.
For information apply to secretary
local board OF examiners at the post
Office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17

The gilt OF $1,000 building to the Cal
edonia Fair Ground Company by E. M.
Taft, the president OF the association, is
an example of public spirit which one
does not find too often in Vermont or
elsewhere. A town that has such a
citizen as Mr.. Taft, unassuming yet
always ready to lend financial aid to any
worthy enterprise, is indeed fortunate
and although he is now resident G
Massachusetts, his business interests an
his heart is in the town where his friend
Arrest. Tohnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
Current Press Comment.


S0I. huTVey nebteFth hu NeFmOuLs
Col. George Harvey, head of the house
OF Harper & Brothers. OF New York city,
and editor or Harper's Weekly and the
North American Review, who made an
admirable address before the members of
the Vermont Press Association at Bur-
lington, is one of the able Vermonters
who have found the confines OF the state
too limited Tor them, and const quently
left to seek wider spheres. Colonel Har-
vey evidently would be content only
with the sphere Offering the widest op-
portunity, and by indomit able will and
persistence, added to marked ability, and
keen perception, has achieved complete
success and some measure OF fame.
Although Colonel Harvey has spent
the greater part Of his lite outside YER
mont, be has retained lively affection
for the state where he spent his early
years.
In an interview during his brief visit in
Burlington he said that while he had
been in the habit OF making visits to his
old home in Peacham at least twice a
year and could consequently not be ex.
pected to note any radical change in con.
ditions recently, Vermont was in every
way coming There was everywhere
evidences OF improved conditions, better
farms, better farm houses, better fences
better reading matter in the homes, NOR,
newspapers taktn, everything in short
that pointed Enthusiastically to stead,
and healthy growth.
We believe that he is right, Vermont i
entering into new era into which pre-
gress and prosperity are abundantIy il
Dictated and the visit Of Colonel Harve
has done much 10 help things along
Il Montpelier Argus.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
An Advertising Thought.

The up to date merchants advertise
men'sm he W ekly paper may be said to
be equiv dent to transporting his display
WINDOWS TO the homes OF his patrons. 1t
certainly vii il he goes about advertis.
ing his stock with halt the pans and care
be xerc'ses in the selection OF it IN the
fist pIac ; he will construct newspaper
advertisements or have somebody do it
tor him tat will enable the reader to
look beyond the type on to his very
shelves and counters. His advert s ;.
ments may t'us bee me a portable dis
play window that will never be covered
with cObwt BIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
Ulcer of the Stomach
Ansidio"s Nature of the Disease-HOw
TO Recognize and Curc H.

Ulcer OF the stomach may exist for
years without very marked symptoms,
except those caused by indigestion.
In good health, the stomach resists the
action OF the gastric juices, but when
weakened, the membrane is badly
nourlshed and the d ge.tve fluids act
upon it as well as upon the food, keeping
up until pertoratiou of the stomach
occurs. Ia advanced cases of ulcer of the
stomach there is much discomfort after
eating, with constant gHawing ser.
sation between meals. pain from the pit
OF the stomach back to the shoulder
blade.
At the first symptoms of indigestion
treatment should at once be started with
Mona. This is a scientific remedy
adapted specifically to one purpose, tn,
cure Of stomach troubles. II is so uni
formally successful that W. B. Eastman
gives signed guarantee with every sc
cent box that the money will be refunded
II it does not cure.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
EAST BURKE,

A. c. Farmer visited his children at St
Johnsbury last week.
Miss Edith Jeff >rds of Enosburg is Wis
iting her sis er, Mrs. H. D. Webster.
Rev 0. E. Hardy and the quartette o
the Congregational church officiated al
funeral at Kirby Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold &c" Social at the home OF Mrs
Carl Frasier, Friday evening, Jan. &c.
Little Gladys McNalley is suffering
with sores in her head.
Rev. D. 6. Guest attended the Gillian
meetings at St. Johnsbury two days last
week.
Miss Bessie Wyman spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Ward girls.
Ethel James is visiting at st. Johns
bury.
F. G. GaskiIl and his sister visited at R.
H. Godding's Saturday.