davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-11-21
Another Form of P!ow.

Another form of the implement con-
sists of pillow with narrow mold.
board and long sharp knifelike share,
the edge of which penetrates the soil
at about the depth of ten inches, cut
ting off the beets, lifting them several
inches and throwing them on the side
over against the loose dirt. A work
man comes along the row, takes hold
Of the top, lifts the beet from the loose
soil and with sharp knife cleaves off
the crown from which the leaves have
grown. The beets are then bumped
together to remove the adhering dirt
and thrown NIPPLES and the tops in
others. From these piles the beets are
loaded into wagons and delivered to the
factory.-C. f. Saylor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
JAMES WILSON
REPORTS ABOUT
.runCsrr mElHnr
AuRlLULIURt
No Crop Failure This Year,
Not Even Within Small Areas
Has Been Noted In the
United tSates.

a
nual report of the secretary OF agri-
culture has been issued and portion
of it follows:
Such year as 1907 has been,
with its hard winter, summer wealth
er in March and late cold spring,
gives exceptional emphasis 10 the
wisdom Of this departments policy of
diyersifying farm products and OF es-
failure in a field as large as the chief
part of the temperate zone of a CONT
nent must be rare occurrence.
NO general crop failure afflicts
the farmer this year, not even within
small areas. The production of the
farms. all things considered, is well
up TO the average of the previous
FIVE years in quantity, while its value
to the farmer. as now appears at this
annual day of reckoning, reaches a
figure much above that Of 1906, which
by far exceeded any previous years
wealth production on farms.
"Out OF the farming operations Of
1907, the railroads will get an aver
age haul Of freight, and foreign coun-
tries viii take heavy excess above
home consumption. The farmer VIII
have more TO spend and more to in
vest than he ever before had out Of
his years work.
In the production of crops the
year 1907 has been a good one to all
Of the people as well as to the farm
ers. Il has averaged with the prev
ious five years after a general balanc-
ing of gains and losses. 4 great fall
in oats below the average and much
smaller declines in wheat, tobacco,
hops, fiaxseed and buckwheat have
been counterbalanced. and more than
that, by increases above the average
in cotton. barley, hay, rice, rye, and po-
tatoes. This means material cOmmod-
ities and not the value placed upon
them.
NO such high aggregate of crop
values has ever before been reached
by farmers as for the crops of 1907.
In estimating these, little If any use
is made of the high prices before the
break in the latter part of October.
The present indication is that every
crop except hops win considerably, If
not very much, exceed in value the av-
erage of the previous five years. Elk
tremely large rates Of gain are OBJ
served for corn, oats, barley, rye, hay,
tobacco, potatoes, rice and cotton
seed, and the rates of gain would be
notable in any ordinary year in the
case of wheat, cotton lint and buck
wheat
In the grand total income from bis
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

Toilet Waters and Soaps at cost.
Gwynn Drug Co. 319
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
KINGS MARROW ESCAPE.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 2.-(Special.)-
Street Commissioner King had a
narrow escape from serious injury yes
terday afternoon on Tenth street, when
a gray horse he was riding stumbled
and went down, falling on his leg.
The accident happened about 4:30
In the afternoon. Mr.. King had tied
ais horse TO the curb, near the city
hall, while he attended 10 some BUSH
ness inside. and during his absence the
horse in some way broke loose and
started on his way home. When Mr..
King came out and missed his horse
he guessed that the animal was home
ward bent, and he had still further
use for him that afternoon he borrowed
a little gray horse and started out to
round him up. Il ~
He started the horse out on lively
trot and had gotten no further than
the corner Of the alley when the acct
dent. The horse he was riding, as he
was tsld afterward, had been too long
pasture was 1888 :,
paved streets. He was a little awk-
ward at handling his feet on good
roads and when Mr.. King started him
of he crossed his feet or stubbed his
toe, and pitched forward on his side.
Only the riders long experience in
the saddle saved him badly injured
leg AS soon as he saw the animal
was unable TO recover he drew up his
foot. and instead of the horse falling
squarely across his leg it simply rolled
against it enough to pin him to the
ground. The horse was probably
much worse hurt that the rider, for
be lay almost as II stunned. G. l.
Bradford, who was passing when the
accident happened, went to Kings as
sistance at once and got the horse on
its feet Mr.. King escaped with only a
badly skinned knee
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

For Review JOB ana business office
Call Phone 80.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
CARLOAD OF ORE, $1,000.

Last week a carload of ore was
shipped from Turicachi station on the
Nacozari railroad which Melted $4,000
This ore was taken out of the Picacho
mine in the Bocoachi district and was
packed from there to the railroad
since it was returned to Mr.. Douglas
by the Clancy brothers who had q
bond on it for time.
The Picacho mine is noted for the
wonderfully high grade ore which has
been taken from it. Several years
ago shipments of ore from this prop
erty were reported to be the richest
ever. received at the FL Paso smelter.
The rock carried so much gold that
it was advisable to accompany it
with guards from the mine to the
smelter. In taking out the high grade
ore a large amount of milling ore has
been accumulated which is now piled
up on the mine dumps 10 be worked
in the future when a plant shan De
provided on the property.
Rarfau- Gov. ann pucfnaog OfFTpa
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

pies and order by mail. LOS AN
GELES SILK WORKS, 511 S. Broad
way, Los Angeles, Cal.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

The other day a man pulled chair
from under a friend about to sit
down and succeeded in fracturing his
skull. 1t would be pretty safe to bet
that this same idiot makes a speciality
of the boat-rocking joke in the sum-
mer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
ARD WIDE SILKS FOR HOLIDAY

Eight to 10 yards, en-
ough for suit; 21s for
waist. Direct from only
SILK factory in CalifoT-
MIA. Free delivery any
- yTT-sA- e. $50,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
Painted China

Hand Painted Plaques. 500,
500 and $3.50.
Eand Painted Cups and Saucers,
si.so to $3.50.
Eznd Painted ChocoIate Sets.
Perry Dishes. Nut Bowls, Tea
Sets. Celery Dishes. etc.
moderately priced.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

Brazilian Lace DoiIies. st.75 to $500.
Mexican Drawn Work many beautiful pieces, st.os
to s1s.5a
japanese Draws Work, splendid variety cd nsr
pieces. SOC to $3.50.
aattenSers scarts DOIes, ceutsrDi.sa-. sss. a1.ss
70 $3.50
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
Three Short Weeks Until Christmas Es Us s sgssst

T-S VERIFYING
- here-carloads of choosing.
- No one a we
eay-beter varieties
aswdsa NOR selections
We you the time GOODS
make
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04
Toilet Sets Comb, Brush
and Mirror

Sterling Silver, $500 up to $3.50
QEadruple Plated Silver. 5000 to s25es.
Stag Horn, $3.50 to $3.50.
Hand Painted Porcslain. $500 10 3esa
White Metal resembles Silver. S3-5e ~ s7.se.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

Why should the President summon
a whole confab OF governors, when
he might easily cali in Governor
Hoke Smith and find out all about
everything.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-04

crops Of this year the farmer finds
himself in better financial condition
than ever before. He reckons his in
come in ten figures and he is still i'm
proving his farm, buying bonds, lene
No 70 his neighbors and putting his
noney into the vaults of banks.
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DRAMA. MA.SANCRIENTO.
En- las gaNas ls IN tIgIe.
Cadivsr horrlblsnents mutllado.

Barquigimeto, - Venezuela-marzo 13.
En- 81 Gtio denominado SIS Ahulla.
ma, entire las regiouas da Matatere ,
Psmpano, Munieipio San Miguel, fu6 ha-
llado 81 cad6ver, hoFTiblemente mutilado,
del senior Rafael Para Aguilar.
De las pesquiaas hschas hasta ahoEa He
sabe que hacfa como tres dias del Bnceso,
cuando Las autoridades fueron 81 reconoci.
miento, encontrando una bestia amarrada
an Iado del camino, casi muerta de ham.
bre, pues que 81 6rbol donde estabs habfa
aidO "a descOnChado pOr q animal, y el
cadS7er del indiYiduo arrastrado habfa
sido va otro sitio por un tigre casi des.
.trozado por Ia fera.
Sc dice que no tenfa Behales de heridas
y que hubo quienes pasaron antes por el
Bitio donde est ba anteFioFmente, como
les disc miedo hacer la denuncia, no avi-
saron que ahf estRba 81 muerto, fue en-
traBcurso de esoB tres dias cnando el tigre
Sc hizo cargo del que hasta hoy no se sabe
de que muri6. @
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10 que debe eVitarss.
RsslduOs psIludlCIaIes.

Honda pena cauga EN- mi Amino el yer
diariamente en- los peri6dicos multitud de
quejas, denunciando los, no pocos abu'
SOS de que honrados ciudadanos vienen
siendo vfctimaB en- diferenteB puebloS de Ia
isIa por Ciertos policiaB faltOs 10 que pa.
rece de educaci6n y de sentimientoB dignos
que en- dicho cueTpo militan, y los Cuales,
pocoB por cierto, creyerase que desde el
momento en- que Be ven ataviRdoE de anna
rillo, con botaB del mismo color, revolver
y macana, Tevestidos con 81 derecho con-
cedido poT la Ley 90 juZgan omn1mOdos pa
"a perpetTar incorrecCiones su antojo &
veces ain 81 Tes1eto que debe guardarse al
ciudadsno pacifco = Ia soCiedad en- que
viven.
va 10 diio un notable pe1BadoT: "Deg'
de que un hombre retiene en- su podeE Ia
fuerza, va no piensa mas que en- abugar
de ella. Este pensamiento retrata de
cuerpo & varios esbirros que dijerase que
donde quieFa que son destinadog dejan
huellas de gu paso, y una sombrs que no
ha de borrar el tempo. FL cUerpo de la
policfa insuIar debfa Bufrir reformas radi'
Gales, separada toda Ia materia inBervible,
que en- 6l Sc pueda acaBo sloj&r a6n, sereS
tai vez en- fntimo consorcio con los que
en- 1902 ssmbraron Ia conformation el
duelo en- muchos hogareB gobre los cusles
batfa BuB doradaB alas el angel de Ia fell
cidad; pero desgrsCiadamente parece que
no ha gucedido asf y que aGu continGan
en- ell referido cuerpo entes solapadOs que
en- Ia obscuridad de Bus concienCiaB fra
guam quiza planes maquiv6licoG, para tar
de tempranO Batisfacer SuS perversos ms
tintos.
ReCu6rdenge sin6 hechoS lamentablgu a
todas luces que Sc han registrado en- San
Juan, Humacao, AguirTe, Ponce, Cayey
en- otros pueblOS que serfa prolific emu
meTar.
Els necesario que venga la hora augusta
de la reivindicaci6n, y que de cualquier
modo BE trate de evitar 6esmanes que pue.
dan realizar los encargados de sostener el
orden y la tranquilidad.
VirgiIio Meana Col6A.
1n07
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NOTICIAS De SABA.
ma Grande,
Banda de mlsiCa que pTOgresa ALI
de mOdO notable.
COsa que no dshs haCsTss, pOrQus dssdlCs de Ia
pObIaGI6R
(De nuestrO eOFTesPOasal.) }

Mario Is -Ha EegresadO de San Juan
don Camil0 Bull LluveTas, delegado q la
Cdmara, por este distrito. LIE saIudamos.
--Consignamos aquf con placer que la
banda de m6pica, dirigida por el professor
sefior Sobascogg, progresa de una manera
notable en- aus estudiog, pu6s a6n solo hay
de dos tres meses que priucipiaron las
clases Aunque los discfpulos tenfan Rlgu-
nos cOnocimientos musicales, estos no
cram SufcientsS para que en- tan cOrtO
tismpO toquen las retreats de manera tan
eompetente
7 pF6posito: Observance en- el paseo
anoche que algunR que otra nina andaban
en- 81 bailando eL Two Steep. E:to no NOS
pRrece bien porque no solamente molestan
los dem6s concuTTentea la Tetreta que
no 10 hacen, sino que no es prOpio de pue-
bio de la CategOTfs del nuestro dando con
clio entender Ia poca cosCumbre de con.
ducirnOs en- sitios como este.
AConBeiamos, pues, mas eircunSpecci6n
en- las noches de retTeta en- la plaza p6-
blica.
--Ha salido en- Ia mafiana de hoy pa
"a San Juan don Luis r. Miranda que es'
taba aqui pasando unoB dias con Bus fami'
liares. Buen viaje le deBeamoA
Han dadO principle en- nuestro tenn
plo Cat6lico con el esplendor y lucimiento
de otros amos, las novenas de San Jose &
las cuales acude buena concurrencia de
fieleH.
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COsas de Persia y de peEIss.
Las OdaIIscas del IOVsn Shah.

Paris, mario 8.--La madre del nuevo
Shah de Persia ha escogidO personRlmente
& las odaIiscas que han de formar su ha'
rem. Cada provincia ha enviado cerca de
Glen doncellas de las mas heTmosas para
helecCionor unaB cuatro cinco, que en-
total hacen IN n6mero considerable.
Cuando las mujereS del Shah saleu 4 Ia
calle, 10 hacen enteramente cubiertas y
vigiladas poF euuucog armadoS de bastO'
mes, para impedir que los curiosOs puedan
verlas.
No 90 sabe 81 como est6n ahora las cOsaU
en- ese pals, este eI mismo Shah muy segu'
TO- Siendo clio asf tampoco 10 eBtaran
desde luego no va los eunucOs, las mismaH
odalisCag, las cuales defender ellos NADIA
menos que con bastones cuando ls cosa
aEde en- un canuil = son las bayonetas Las
que impeHan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22

EI Club dc Artssanos eoIsbr, una VeIada-baIIa

HennoS sido atentamente invitadoS por
81 "Club de Artesanos' de Ponce para la
velada baile, con que SO celebra la inau'
guraci6n del referido Centro, .en Ia noche
del 81 de los corTientes.
Ell programa de Ia fiesta eB como Bigue:
Primera parte.
Gran Sinfonfa. Discourse de aperture,
por 81 Gefior F. Ginenez Invitaci6n al
Walls, de Weber, ejecutada al piano por Ia
gefiorita OLYMPIA Campos. Poesia "Ber'
nardO de Palissy," de F. ,Matos BernieT,
recitada por Ia sefiorita Ramona A. VivaS
SalazaE. "Mdsica Prohibita" cantada por
el senior Santiago Marquee acOmpafiado
al piano por la sefiorita OLYMPIA CampoE.
Segunda parte.
CaGran Walls de salon por Ia Orquegta.
Poesfa "El Mar" de Ezequiel Comas Pa
gan, recitada por la sefiorita ANA Luisa
Salazsr. Ssxta RapSodia de Litz, ejecu.
tsda al piano por la sefiorita OLYMPIA
Campos. Disertaci6n sobre Salvador Dfaz
Mir6n y gus versog, por la sefiorita Edu-
vigis Sevill. Canci6n "Sueho de mis-
amores," cantada por el senior Santiago
Marquee, acompaf1ado pOr la Orquesta.
Discourse de clausura pOr el senior Cine
nez.
FL programR del bale consta de variaS
pleas y entire elias Ia conocida danza de
Rios Ovalle ''Divina Angela"
EBtimamos muCho la galante invitaci6n
que 30 nos hace.
Dicho centro preSfdelo 81 prestigioBo
Obrero pencefo don Rosendo Colon.
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Los siGctos del frlO intense en- Alaska.

Un minero de Yukon, llamado Pearson,
ha contado los efsctoB del frfo intense en-
el territorio de Alaska, que deben produ
CiTBs en- tOdaS las regioneB de igual name
Ea: el hume de las ChimeneaB parecs vapor
blancO de las loCOmOtoTaS, y aSciende muy
alto; los inBtrumentos cortanteB se rompen
como 81 fueran de vidrio, al menor cho.
que, y los frutos, huevos y legumbres, 90
b lcen duroB como piedras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
POR FIN LLEeARON

Acaban de llegaE de PARIS los Rios de
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para el peinado. Cada unQ viene an gu
cajita y vale un dollar. .s
La moda de los Rios e. tan gTande en-
PARIS que se han neceBitado mesea pa
ra poder conseguir el guFtido que scaba de
llegar.
Tambien Be ha Fecibido un esplendido
Burtido en- perfumerfa fns y l6mpsras de
cristal para lnz eleetrica de 1,2, 3, 4 y
luces.
Todo esto Ss encuantra en- 81 PARIS
BAZAR de PEDRO GIUSTI, Forta.
leza q.
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IN naVlO mORStTuO

Ell navfo m6nstruo que ha mandado
construir & los argenales de Harland y
Wolf en- Belfast, Irlanda, il lfnea +" Ham
bouyg'America'', y que ser6 bota3o en- la
primavera de 1908, va & ser una de las
mayores maravillaB en- el geneTo. Entire
otras noyedades, tendrS & cnbieTta un jue'
90 de tennis ' un estanque para banjo de
Is pOr 25. Sc llamar6 Europa , .aeE6
el dnieO e. "a Clssa.
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No fut una maRzana, slnO IN IImtn.

seg6n la opinion de Mr.. Oliver john
son, professor de L. Universidad de Lelan'
de, Stanford, 10 que nuestra madTe Eva
ofreci6 4 Adam para tentar al primer hom'
brP, no fu6 una manzsna sino un Lm6n,
pueato que los manzanos jam6s crecieron
en- la Eona st'ibufda pcr los sabios al pa
rafso terreste. No se sabs 81 l& opinion de
Mr.. johnson eH metaf6rica, pero parece
que sf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
Actividad de los aereOnautas.
Las 100 mIIIls que sGpaTaa
4 LOndrss de Manchester

La actividsd que fltimamente han de-
mostTado los sereon&utaS en- todos los paiSeH
por encontrar Ia forms deCiSiva del globo
dirigible y dar con esto soluCi6n al prOble'
ma 4s la navegaci6n a6rea, es en- gran
parte debida & Ia exceptional msgnitud de
los premios ofrecidOS por distintoB gObier'
nos y particulares .
Solo en- Europa hay ofrecidoB en- total
100000 oro,para 81 primer aereon6nta que
1ecorrra en- POGO tempo las 120 millas que
Beparau & LondEeg de Manchester.
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NIsa Dc requiem.

81 B&bado % del corrients , las u
dc la mahans, tendrS lugar en- la iglesia
parroqui6l de San Francisco de Asfs una
misa de requiem EN- suffsgio del alma de
ID que fue dof5a Della Ples viuda de Mar
tfnes. So invita- los amigos para dicho
pisdogo actO.
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Cayey, MARIO 21-l907.

Sc ha hecho cargo del Hervicio m6di-
co de la Sociedad de Socorfos M1tuos
clos Amigos del Bien Pdblico" 81 DIR.
J. Gomez Brioso en- Bustituci6n del DR..
Carbonell, que ha smpeaado { diSfrutar
de quinOe diaa de- licsReia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
Los champions pOncsEOs.

Aver cuando los simp6ticos 6 intrepidoa
poncefos que vienen disputal Ia fame
sa copa de plata, llegaron & San Juan, 10
primero que preguntaron al numercso pG-
blico que en- Ia estaci6n los esperaba fue
por la ''The Arrivi" que Begdu de p6blicO
% dice es la meior y mas mOdeEns m6qui-
na de coser que hay an tOda la ials J Ae
vsnde & PLACES. Viva Ponce!
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SEPASE.

Que no publIcamos communicates sin que
sean pagados pOF adelantAdo.
Oada s0is palabTAs % Cu6Dtan pOr una lie
ROa y Il llnea vale dies oontaVos.
Las caEtaa que Vapgau con comunieadog
Ain % impOgtS 20 90 CQntagt9n,
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NueVO consul y caDciIIer.
Ell ssfOr Carlos CORds as ROmhrado Consul del
Uruguay.

Ha quedadO admitidO pOr el gobierno
de los Estados Unidos como Consul gene
raj de Ia reP6blica del Uruguay en- Puer.
to Rico, ell stfi1r Carlos Conde Casariego,
de la casa de Villar y Comp. del alto Co
mercio de eeta plaza.
FL senior Antonio BIshco de la misma
casa, ha sido designadO para 81 cargo de
Canciller en- el referido consulado y dadas
las condolences de ambOB REPRESENTATIVES
del Uruguay en- Puerto Rico, la election
meTece los nayoreS aplsuUos
FL senior Condo Casa lego ha Tepresen.
tado en- otraB ocasioneS otros estados de
la America del Sud en- Puerto Rico.
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OfIelna Del IRgSnISTO Del Vale zSaO.
FOFiaIsla is.

Adsm6s de los dfas que mis- trsbslOs de
campo, me permiten psrmanecer eventual.
mente en- ofcina, he fijado los dfas ldnes
de cada samana de 8 IL a. m. en- cuyas
horas tendre guBtO en- atender Cualquier
cOnsulta 6 vista que 90 me haga.
r. del TaIIe ZenO.
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COLOCACION,

Sc dessa coloCay un MecGnicO Dental.
ST Vd. 10 es, mande Bus Fefsrencias al De-
p6sito Dental, 36 San Francisco, San
Tuan. 15vE
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-Ezequial Cruz, fue curado On Ell Guar
to de Bocorros de constusionea leves pro.
aucidaA casualmente. ~->-~r-.~
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En- euts impgaata. q vsnde papsl dc
PaEloiep yisie { aa0O quiatal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-11
COSTS NOTHING UNLESS CURED.
Liberal Way in Which Mi-o-na
StOm lch Tablets Are Sold by
Fred ID. Pierce.

II a friend should tell you that he
would pay the doctors bill for you
unless you were cured, would it not
impress you with his physicians
skill? 1t is in this way that Fred D.
Pierce sells Mona sto mach tablets,
for he guarantees to refund the mon
ey il Mi-o-na does not cure.
Use Miro IA stomach tablets if you
have any OF the following symptoms:
backache, headache, sleeplessness,
nausea, distress after eating, specks
before the eyes, dependency, ner-
vousness, loss of appetite, dizziness,
pains in the side and limbs, or CUP
ing up of undigested food, and you
will soon be cured and able to eat a
hearty meal without fear of pain or
distress.
Mi-o-na costs but soc box, nothing
if it does not cure. Fred D. Pierce is
the local distributor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-11
Do The Hard Things First.

Suspended above the desk of a
Pittsburg bank president is this mot
to: "Do the Hard Thing First" Ten
years ago be was discount clerk in
this same bank.
Chow did you climb so fast?" I
asked.
81 lived up to that text" he replied.
"Tell me about it"
"There is not much to tell. I had
long been conscious that I was not
getting on as fast as should l was
not keeping up with my work; it was
distasteful to me. When opened my
desk in. the morning and found it
covered with reminders of work to be
done during the day, became dis
couraged. There were always plenty
of comparatively easy things to do,
and these l did first, putting off the
disagreeable duties as long as possible.
Results:I became Intellectually lazy
l felt an increasing incapacity for my
work. One morning I woke up.
took stock of myself to find out the
trouble. Memoranda of several mat
ters that had long needed attention
stared at me from my calendar.
"SuddenIy the thought came to me
Il have been doing only the easy
things. By postponing the dis
agreeable duties. tasks. the mean
annoying little things, my menta
muscles have been allowed to grow
fiabby. They must get some exercise.
I took off my coat and proceeded tt
clean house, It wasn't half as hare
as L expected. Then I took a care
and wrote on it: DO the Hard Thine
First and put it where I could see il
every morning. I've been doing thu
hard thing first ever since brook
lyn Central.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-11

STATE or VERMONT In ProSs'e Curt.
District OF Orleans, -. held At Newport. IN
said District. on the isth day of February,
A. D., 1907
An instrument purpo-tiBg to be the last vii
and Testament OF Mary Porter, lafe %
BrowuinRton 10 sill District, deceased, being
pretente7 10 the Court By Edwin +. Porter,
executor therein named, for probate; 90 ~
ordered by laid court. that all persons con-
cerned therein q no.ded 20 appeal At sts-
sion OF said court. 30 be held az v. r. y. Car
penter's Office at Barton Landing. in Fain
district. on the IS a ~ % March. A. ID 1907.
and show cause. Il ANY they may have. sgtinst
the Probate 81 said VIII for which pa pose.
it is further ordered that q Z, py OF this record
az this order be publif he'd three weeks sue
cfastvely Gu the Orleans County onitof, a
uewspa yer printsd at barton. Vt. previous 20
said time appointed Tor hearing.
By tht Court. Attest, r. r. A FIRED. Judge.
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