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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
UN 'SERVICIO"
EN- MAYAGUEZ.
Sc VIC 81 iuiGiO ssguidu contra Ia
medium" De Playa Grands.
Una IndIVIdua atanl6 contra 81 Vida Dot hahOF
Slt0 SOTpTORdldG On d dOlItO Do ltultOTIO.
de naestrO oOrresponsaL. }

OctubTs PA nte la CoTte municipal
de sstR Ciudad, de que eu Juez el abOgado
Frank Martinez, ge vieron en- ls msflsnR
de aver dos Rcusacionea: Una poF iugaF
& 10 prohibido contra Grsgerio Vazqueg ,
once individuos m6s. EstoB individuos
son trabajadoreu del bRrrio de GuansRibo
, On aquel barFio jugsbRn On casa de
Gregsrio Vazquez.
Los poIicfas Antonio Eeg3rEs Bstan.
court % viutieron de paisAnoH, , Be aitua.
ron tras unRs pRlmag, deBde donds vieron
4 las 8 10 dc Ia nochs, quo RquelloB in.
dividuoE jugabAn 81 monte.
Revolver On mBno penstFar0n ca la CA.
Bita y.,.... coiieTon 30 centavoE dc bRnoa
y una bAraIa.
Como los individuos % echaFon corEsF
los poliCfas estuvieron trGbajGndO hssts Las
dos de la mafiana hacienda presoa Las
dos de Is msdrugada los conduieTon 81
dsp6sito municipal.
ri iuez, despu6s de DIR las RcusaCioneI
y las defsnsas, impuso & cada iDdividuo
100 dollars de nuIta 8 10 diag de c6rcel.
-Vi6sa tAmbi@n Ia acuBaci6n contra la
medium, Maria Cueata, acusadR por Al.
bsEto Ortiz UFbano Municipal, jose Jai'
met pTaoticants municipal jose Herman
dez emplesdo de ID Egtaci6n de anemia.
Los tsstigos de la defsnaa fuaTon sl doc
tor Rafael n. Lauge el farmsCeutico Bs'
nor Juan Monsgas 81 senior IrizRTri
sasport. El iuez impuso lR acuaadR
tres meses de C6rcel.
La acusada apel6 de Ia ssntenCis Dos
caballeFoB ls iAFou en- 81 acto.
81 pdbiico tuvO compuestc de perBonas
de distintas classs Sc moatr6 impatico la
acussdR.
Los ninos de Is escuela Roouevelt se
quejan de 10 mal-qu Tasan en- 10 que
respects d agua para babsE. Hay algu'
mas tinfjas On elias, psro no hay ninguna
clase de aseO. Ssrfs oonvenients que esta'
blecfesen dsp6sitoH con pluma, de manera
que no pudiese hAber desRsso en- 81 sgua
para tomaE.
Una individua On esta ciudad ha
Atentado contra 10 vida, por hRbsE sido
Borprendida On 81 delito de RduIterio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
SUcEsOs EN- La lsLA.

Juncos Jtfe INFERNO de poIicfa il.
uulaE. Acabo arreHtar en- 6ste q pE6fugo
de c6rcel distFitO Gusysms Pablo Rive
ra, que extinguia condena por ''escala'
miento." LeOpoldo PorrRta.
NFguabO. TaTde aver apareCi6 Ah3r'
cadR individuo CiEiaco Maldonado We.
cino barrio "Maisales'' ests Jurisdiction.
I1vestigsdo hecho rssultR casual. Juez
Conoce case. Cabo 6oto.
Pati! as ACabo de arHastaE & Jor6
Brene Hpgundo quien di6 mus,ta de an
tiro & "a madastra RAfaela Navarro On
barrio Maria. Cabo Arroyo.
AEecibo. La noche del 10eac6 aTon
IL casa de doAs Eusehia UfiaEte viuda
de CaBtilEa, habiendOro llsvado vari, 1
objttor; en- union del guardiR Fernandez
hemoS arTsBtado 81 individuo Juan Co,
lon. Convicto confsso ante 81 juez mu-
nicipal de dicho eBC6lamisrto to. Torres
detective.
sAbaDa Grande. BaYrio "TabonucO''
apareoi6 degSllado bajo IN 6Ebol 81 In
dividuO MaFOglino Santana. Iu7estigado
este hsCho reGulta un Buicidio. Cabc
LuccR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25

"Como Be We Ia cuenta aBCendfa "a
mas de 90 dollars, cuando 81 caballeEo
pidi6 que SO le SiTvieTan dos porciones de
patio.
Ell mezo que les GeTvia fu6 & consular
al mayOEdomo iefs principal 6ste SO
diriji6 & Ia mesa del caballero le dijo
que no 90 le podfa HeTviF dos poTcioneB dc
patio tres peTsonaV, y apeSaF de todas las
razoneI alegadRa poE sl caballero, el ma
yordomo perBiati6 en- no serviTles."
"En cualquier restaurant de primeTa
ClaBe en- Londre1 los pEeCios de eBa misma
Comida hubisran nidO menos de la mitsd."
"Los duefios de hotOlas en- New York
hablan de que loS Rlquilerea de los edi.
ticioI ION mas altos que en- niDguns otra
ciudad, pero todo 81 mundo zabe que la
rsnta mas alta que 10 psgs pOE IN edii sio
para reataurant Ia psga 81 Cafs Royal, en-
lR Gale Regent. en- Paris, en- donds una
poTci6n "a siFve para dos peEBonaB & pre-
clos tan razonableB como estos:"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25

ven 10 abaurdo que 81 pc gar SO oentAvos
pOr IN samdaOich 6 pOr una soda"
Ellos tambiel Bs rebelan On contra de
las aEbitrariaE Teglss que Sc FsfsEen Ia
porCi6n que Be pida para cada persona, =
de eBa otra abnurda Eegta, poF Ia que elIoS
no paBan es que SO Obliga al parroquisno
tomar 10 que 81 restaurant dsEeR vender
y no 10 que 81 parroquiano desse Comprar".
"Por ejsmplO. Un Cabsllero no hace
mucho tempo eltab1 comiendo con dos Sc
1oEas en- an rsutaurant de IL quints ave-
nida, , penu6 que una psqut NJ porci6n de
snBalada, La oFden para la comida habiR
Bido:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25

"En 81 hotel Savoy On LondreB, en- don.
de hay I'm pequefio , especial salon para
ueiioEas, adornado con muCho lujo ser.
vido pOr un tj6rcito de j6vensS muchachau,
cobEan diez dollars por una comida
que On nm FehtauTRt en- la quintR avenida
cobEsrfsn 20 dollarh'.
"SinembRrgO 81 dutfio de an RESTAURANT
Clsma, y con RIguns juAtieia, que es 50
priviLegiO zanzibar Loo precioH dc los ali.
msntoB como & 81 le plazCs, Etoda vez que
lOs paTroquianos estSn ContentoB, On pa
CARLOS sin proteataS''.
"tSl hscho curioBo ss que los americanoB
parecen deleitarIe en- psgaE precios sxhor'
bitantes de eBa manaFa a5andonan gitics
en- dcnds los pEsOioB del mend son equita.
tiyos : cOnCuTTen & esos otroE en- donde q
cobra doB 8 tEel veCsI mai caro- que ca
On loS mejoFea restaurants hotaloI ca.
FopeoA". Kate Masterson.
CTradqcido del Sunday World, Oct. la.'Q7.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
ANUNCIO.

Departments del interior, Bureau de
O6rGs PdbLicas Ofeiaa del Superin
temdente.
San Juan, P. r., Ottubre %. 1907.
PropOsiciones en- pliegoB cerrados para
la adjudication en- p6blica subssta de Ia
construction de los eatribos piIaB de
msmpostsrfa para ell puente de 'fCaguaS'
smpla8ado gobrs el Rio GEsnda de Lola,
caFReteEs CagusB. Humacao, 90 admitiE6n
On esta o6cinR hsBta las 10 A. NJ, Nov.
s, 1907, en que SO Abrir6n p6bliCamente.
El presupuesto spToximRdo de la obra
eB de $11. 760 90.
No 90 consideTaE6n pFop0siciones de
peEBonas que no hRyan teuido pEaCtics en-
esta claBe de trabsjoG y que no posean me
dies RuxiliaTes suicientes para lR eiecu,
ci6n de las obEaG
Todos los datos necegaFioB se daF6n ca
esta odCina, donde ge encuentFan de mani.
festo lOH documentoB que han de Eegir en-
la contrats, } podE6n los licitadores Eeco.
ger les modelou de pEoposiciones que han
de pFegentaE.
Be TemitiFGn los IicitadoIes copiaa del
p'iego dc condolences a3ules de los pla.
nos medisnte un dep6sito de veiuts dollavu
($2O), CuYa oantidad Bsr6 reintegrada |
los icitsdoFeB 81 devoiYaE asts oficina
diChos pianos y pIisgo de Condicionea
LA administrator gs FsservR el deEeChc
dc FschagaE cusIqnieHa to2as las propo
Eiciones, , de adju3icar IL aubssta boit
otFaa COndicioneB que las de precio sofa
mente.
PoF orden del Ccmisionado del terror
J. J. Jimtnes. Supt de ObEaB P6bIica,.
14V.B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
Csusa sOhresslda en- Bayam6n.
De naessro COZ. espoasaL.l


Octubrs "a -EI u6bado pr6ximo pa.
aado, be llev6 & efecto en- 10 coEta del
DiQtEito nm iuicio por apelAci6n que hiCia.
ra q sehoF Domingo CobiSn, de ma SEN
tenCia reCafda contra 81 del iuSgado dc
Paz de esta CiudRd On viFtud de denuncia
foTmulads per sl poIicfa innular PARA,
poE vioIaE 81 seiioF Goblin Ii ordenanza
que prohibs 81 paaaE CON cabsIlos poE la
acera de las cRlle1.
FL Befor fiscal, liceDciado Torres Ggau,
piji6 81 sobreseimiento de la cRuga inspi'
RADIO siempTs On 81 egpfritu dc iustieia ,
Esctitud que tantO diHtingua al diguo re.
presentants del pueblo Dc Puerto Rico.
Este CoEEeapopasl Ho Rbstiena de hacer
concentrates en este aauntO poFque Ia
conciencia p6bliCs, eonoOs 81 UFfgen de ls
denunCia, J 81 PoE que Dc e sa1tencifsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
LrNRA FRRRRA DEL OnsTn

ItinoFaEiO.- salidaa de Bayana0n , Capt
80 EimultaneaMaentos
Dias IaboEablo- anana 9, 7.O6, D %
as 11.00. IaEdS 12.16u LIS 1.1B. 4.s5, B!45
Diss HIanana 8, 7.O5, U.BO, S.As
= 11.0o TagdS 13.16, 1.B0, 3.Ee, B.g0, A.B0
SIS y 0.B0.
BiIlohos baRAt0s para dias fassivOs De
CGSafio BaYana6n, Ida y Vu0Ita 10 aIaBe
e-2S 81 G1asG 39-18. De BaYaM6R OaMMo
YV10lta 19 elase 00-16, g. 0IaBe SO-1O.
Bill0sS 0rdinaKio de Capital CatanO en-
aiaso G,esataVOs.
BaYana6R, 19 a0 BepSi0nabEa AO 1898
Reeds WaIGGs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25

Sc iDforma que 81 dis 26 de los co
Erientsg, akbado, ss prOCedsE6 81 pagO, en-
las ofcinas de ls junta local de instruction
pdbliCa de eata Ciudad, de lOR alquilere1 de
CaBas pendientss de solveutaT.
La Cr6nioa de Bayam6n que apareCe
syeE publicada sn "La Correspondence"
con 81 ssud6nimo "Roar' e. de nueBtro
e.tmable COmpatriota 81 Rnor Ramon
Morel Campou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
Do AdnlnIsiTaeIta.

Avisamos a las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les IRA
enviado, 81 81 ayiso que con tal
objeto remitan, no Yiene acOm-
pahado del importe de Ia sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por IN trimeste
1926. Por un semestre 81 so.
Por un af1o $500. Rage en-
tieipado,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
:. RATANZQ
Oh. En HEll0lRA I ulRUIA
nmTr.repA

Bx-medico auxiliat de Ia CIlnlca oral
nol6giCa que cargo del DR.. BarraqusY
exists On q Hospital de la Santa CFua
dc Barcelona.
COnaultOEiO exclusive para afoColopea
de l0s ofoE-
Tstuan, g CeOEea del ToatEO.l
HGEaa dc 0onsultag:
D0 IS de In nahana. Gratis 6 Ios
nObEons de 6 do IL naaMAna,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
Don Manuel Fernando Juncos.

Reproducimos en- facsimile carta que nos dire este
dstnguido escritor expresando el efecto que produ
era su propio e de las Pildoras de Foster
para los rinones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
TREAsuW DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBLJCA. BIENEs nyArUEBLEa
En- la Coleuia 81
debido
Las contbuones vencd sgdn dpOn Rentas ernaA
PROPIETARIOa Description IA PrOpiedad Cnibucs gasb
aproxm
SUBAsTA
Bento barro 2521
Bento Ruiz Arriba"
Bento Ruiz rranob barro "Tetuan" 8424
Jose Ma AndujaT 10
deal
Ell
del vendida
cual h fu6 basda los dies
Firmado M. Casanova-Coector
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25

Unicsmente nos concTetAmoa { feIicitar al
seiior Cobi6n, , q pueblo de Puerto Rico
poE tan digno TepTeaentante en- ID coTte de
Distrito.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
For Permanent Roads.

By turning to our news columns today
the reader will note what can be done
this year toward the improvement of the
roads of the state. By the regular five
per cent tax there is 99,S24.32 available
among the separate towns, and then by
virtue of the recent highway improve
ment law, passed by the legislature OF
1906, whereby the state aids the towns, q
further sum of s2,551 is available.
Therefore the total amount which may be
expended for improvement of the roads is
S1S2, 1882. A very respectable showing
might be made il all the towns in the
state would follow some uniform or rec
ognized standard system of road build.
ing. The new law, which imposes upon
the state an equal share of expense with
the town that votes more than the regu
lation tax, requires that the money shall
be expended under expert or competent
supervision. 1t is hoped thereby to hav,
some uniformity in the roads of the state
The construction work is under count,
supervisors who have previously been in
structed as to the best methods. Tn
limit which the state can expend in an,
one year is $4,000. This year the stat
can be called upon for S41,275. TIL
good roads movement is bearing fruit
Barre Times.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

The Beautiful Vermont" publication,
issued by the state board of agriculture,
gets its worst knock from the Newport
Express, which charges that the cuts il
Illustrative Of Barton, Westmore and vicin.
ity, that figured so largely in it as to pro-
woke comment from other parts of the
state, were made from views owned by
the publisher of that paper, loaned to par
ties in Barton, and by them passed ovel
to the state board without his leave o.
consent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

The writer OF this article has had fire.
Quent occasion in the past week to meet
Vermonters here and there who We're OPP
posed 70 h, election OF Gov, Proctor and
voted against him. The unanimous YER
dict has been that the governor has
'made good exactly as this paper,
which frequently crltieises his political
methods, has said repeatedly. And II is
only simple justice TO let the facts be
known. Montpelier Journal.
The editor OF a newspaper may justly
be entitled to the hiding of his personal
identity, generally, but in this case he al
most invites its disclosure. When How
ard L. Hindley, formerly manager of Can
dldate Clements literary bureau, says this
OF Gov. Proctor, il is well that people
should know who the actual writer is,
Bro. Hindley has been journeying abou,
the state recently, talking with people
whom he met, and the Judgment given
above is undoubtedly fair one, and spe'
cially creditable as coming from the
source ii does. Hindley is square fight
err, and gives praise and censure whers
each, in his opinion, is due.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

A state board for the appraisal of prop
erty may be an outcome of the present
investigation as to tax conditions. One
of the clerks who has examined invento-
ries of four towns reports that he found
only four tax lists out Of the several hun.
bred that were made out legally and cor
rectly in form. OF course this does moi
involve going behind the returns to fine
out whether the lists themselves wer,
true or not, but merely their face show
ing.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
STOCKBRiDGE
P. w. Green was in Bethel recently.
Lyman Farrar was in Rutland Sunday

P. w. Green was in Bethel recently.
Lyman Farrar was in Rutland Sunday.
Frank Putnam, Jr., spent last week in
Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swinyer of Robin
son were in town Sunday.
Miss Grace Holland of Rutland spent
Sunday at Harris Hollands.
Mrs. Frank Putnam and daughter,
ernice, spent Sunday in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wiley of Roches.
ter spent Sunday at Harris Hollands.
Anna and Fred harrington of Quechet
are visiting friends and relatives in town
Henry Wilcox and Mr.. Pike of Rutland
spent several days at ]. d. Wilcox last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Neff spent Tuesday
of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. R. A
Guernsey at Silver lake, Barnard.
Unclaimed mail matter at Stockbridg,
postoffice:-Daniel Crowley, Mrs. W. D
Fredway, Mrs. William Bishop, Mrs
Rose Allen, Mrs. Marion Townsend, FREQ
Merrill.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
jamestown Commission Defended.

The members of the Jamestown COM
mission from Vermont have been, from
the first, targets for criticism for some
newspapers, which appear to believe that
newspapers sole mission is to persis-
tently attack somebody although the pub
lie evidently believes otherwise. The un-
preparedness was due to the management
of the exposition, the leisurely n amer in
which work is done in that section of the
country and also because the work of con-
struction was often held up on various
pretexts. The Vermont commissioners
went to work intelligently and did better
than could have been expected because OF
the limited fund at their disposal and the
/ fact that their services were entirely gra-
tuitous. They would undoubtedly have
been pleased at any stage of the game &c
turn over their "job' to their critics. =
Vergennes Enterprise.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
LATE STATE NEWS.

County Game Warden B. II. Stickney
established precedent Aug. Is by arrest
ing Daniel Ames of Csstleton for fishing
with more than two lines. Ames was
fined $50 and costs of $500. The man
was arrested under the statute which de-
fines angling. He paid the fine.
The postponed annual meeting OF the
Vermont Press association will be held at
the VanNess House in Burlington Thurs
day evening, September 5. On that even
ing, Speaker Cannon and Baron Rosen are
to be in Burlington, and, as many mem
bers OF the association will go to Bluff
Point the following day to attend the an
nual banquet OF the Vermont Fish and
Game league, the date named wa:
thought by the officers OF the association
to be good one in which to hold {
meeting.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Autoists. Have a Care.

There is such an overwhelming ma
jority of people in this country who can
never own an auto but who do possess
the privilege of voting that once COM
bined antagonism is created a big indus
try that furnishes employment to thous-
ands of people and out of which a large
number of law-sbiding citizens derive
pleasure and convenience will be in dam
ger. The owners OF automobiles who re-
spect the laws and rights OF other people
have a greater interest in the suppression
OF the scorcher than any other class, for
it is upon them that the odium created
by the speed limit breaker will fall the
heaviest. -Benningto Banner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Another View az jamestown.

Among returning Vermonters from the
jamestown exposition we find those, I'M
fortunately, rather the majority who
speak of the state exhibition as distinct
disappointment; in fact, they feel
thoroughly ashamed having to own up to
the fact that it is the home state represen-
tation. Vermont in big letters and some
scenic views on the walls seem to be
about all there is of it, unless you count
partly unpacked boxes on the floor.
Vermont plainly needs to learn to say no
and mean it when persuasive men hold
out alluring promises of doing great
things on little money at expositions.
Vermont has not been happy in her expe-
riences with positions.-Bradford Opin-
ion.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

"The Proctor Program as to the sena-
torial successorship is published in full in
that veracious and unbiased journal, the
Rutland Herald. Accepted as true, even,
there is nothing very startling about it,
but we do not suppose the Herald has a
pipe line to what it assumes to be "head-
quarters" of ''the machine" and its out
line is at the most merely interesting
The Proctor program, if there is any
must necessarily take into account tn,
fact that there are something like 10000
voters in Vermont and not over three o.
four voting Proctors.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Mrs. Proctor in Drowning Aeelden,

The $50 excursionists who went to
Keeler's bay, South Hero, Aug. 16 on the
annual outing of the Vermont Association
OF Boston, returned saddened and down
hearted because OF the sad termination of
their trip. George Couture, one of the
members of Sherman's band, Burlington,
was drowned and Mrs. Proctor, wife of
Governor +. ID. Proctor, was thrown into
the lake, rescued after a struggle and re-
vived only after hours of hard work on
the part of the physicians. The water
was so rough when the Chauteaugay
reached Keeler's bay that the boat was
stopped some distance from the shore and
launches began taking the passengers to
the shore. Mrs. Proctor was helped into
launch and Georg Couture of Burling-
ton jumped into it. Just then, the eI-
gines on the Chateaugay started, the can.
opy top of the launch caught on the
guard of the steamer and this tipped the
launch partly over and the paddle wheels
created big suction. The launch was
thrown into the paddle wheel and Mr.
Couture was not seen again. 1t is
thought he must have been struck by the
wheel and stunned or killed.
Mrs. Proctor was thrown about eigh
feet under water, but her dress retained
enough air SO she gradually rose to tn,
surface. She was taken at once on spe
cial train to her home in Proctor, wher,
she recovered from the shock and suffered
no ill effects from the accident. 4
4 good-sized purse was raised for the bene
| fit of Mr.. Couture's family
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
PRESS NOTES.
Sam Small Resurrected.

Shades of sam SMALL Georgia now
has a prohibitory law. The REV" Sam
came all the way from Georgia to Yer
mont to tell us what thoroughly disrep-
utable thing the prohibitory law was, and
by the way OF emphasis himself got glori-
ously drunk on prohibition bug juice. Is
il possible that Sam is prophet without
honor in his own bailiwiek?-Bellows
Falls Times.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

TO sheep-kililng dogs, which have bes
eagerly caught up and discussed by his
wearied eo-workers OF the quill and made
to nil the span until the Fish and Game
league provides new texts. But for Hsr-
ris and Hapgood, this summer would
have seen dearth approaching famine
in many editorial pages. Thank you,
John; come back next year, P, s,-No
need to extend Hapgood that invitation.
He "eomes back regularly,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
warninu,

II you have kidney and bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you
will have only yourself to blame for re-
suits, as it positively cures all forms of
kidney and bladder diseases.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, c. E.
Black, South Royalton, and all druggists
els swhere.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

The two Vermont railroads, the Central
and the Rutland, indicted for rebating
by government grand juries, get clear
acquittal on trial, it being established
that the joint rates, though of rebating
nature, did not involve the Vermont
roads in that illegal practice, but that the
Rotating was done by the other road:
joining. A further proof that these com
panies are not "bad at heart.'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

That was sad accident at Keeler's bay
Friday, and particularly shocking as be
ing the elimination Of pleasure outing.
The narrow escape of Mrs. Proctor from
a watery grave, it is hoped will not prove
an experience to that gracious lady suffi-
GENTLY depressing as to retard her pre-
gress toward complete recovery of health.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under positive guarantee to cure con-
stipation, sick headache, stomach trouble
or any form of indigestion. II it fails.
the manufacturers refund your money.
What more can anyone do?
ID. A. Leonard, Randolph, C. E. Black.
South Royalton, and all druggists else.
where.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
A HANDSOME WORK.
First Piece OF Ststusry to be Cut from
Bethel White Granite.

The first statue ever cut from the
Bethel White granite has recently been
completed for the +, h. Ellis Granite
company at the works here. The work
Was in charge of A, Rernsseoni ana
the carving was d,ns by Angelo r.
Ambrosini, an Italian Of rare sGlll'
The cut shown herewith gives an eN'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

The papers are having some fun with
"Joe" Jones OF Rutland because he has
perpetrated new song, "Take Me Back
to Old Vermont" Just to add our little
gibe, we supposed Joseph favored the
"New Vermont
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

Those persons injured by the falling
seats at the circus in Burlington could
not have been quite done for, as seventeen
suits, aggregating $4,000 damages,
were filed on the spot.