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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
SObre VaCunaCi0n
mEDIDlS SAWITARIAS

Ell Supervisor de Sanidad doctor
Vazquez ha remitido hoy todas las
Cortes de Districts, Juzgados NUM-
cipal y de Paz, o6ciales de Sanidad y
alcaldes dc la isla la siguiente orde-
nanza sobre vacunaci6n y revacu-
naci6n:
Ordenese por ell Director de Sani-
dad, Carload y correciones:
Seccion 1.-Que la inoculacion del
virus vacuno para todos los haitian
tes de la Isla de Puerto Rico, sera
obligatoria con arreglo a las pres
cripciones de esta Ordenanza.
Secci6n q Seran envacunadas
todas las personas que Nd hayan sido
inoculadas con virus vacuno, dentro
de un periodic de siete aflos, 6 que
no hayan' padecido de viruelas.
Secci6n 8 La inoculaci6n del vi
rus vacuno Sc hara en- la lSla de Puer-
to Rico, bajo la direccionAde los ms
pertores de Sanidad y Benehcencia
Y con cargo 4 los fondos insulares.
Seccion 4-Estaran obiigados a
cumplir hacer cumplir las pres
cripciones de esta Ordenanza, los pa
dres tutores encargados de los nj
nos de ambos sexos memories de edad,
que hayan cumplido seis meses de
edad; los superintendentes, inspecto-
res, maestros principales de es-
cuelas, p1blicas y privadas, direc-
torres administrators de ce'egios,
asilos otras instituciones b 4eficas
de caracter ptblico 8 privad casas
de reclusion, hospitales ,Gdisrensarios,
casas de salud. y cualquie otra ms
titucion que de albergue a personals
que vivian en- com1n.
Secci6n 5.-Toda persona mayor de
einte I'm aflos de edad que no ha-
va sido inoculada con virus vacuno,
con exito, que no haya sufrido TN
ataque de viruelas estara obligada d
ser vacunada para cuando para ella
fuere solicitada por los Inspector S
de Sanidad sus auxil iares legales.
Secci6n 6.-Todas las personas que
entren en- la Isla de Puerto Rico con
lntencion de residir en- ella, estaran
obligadas exhibir cuando fuere re-
querido por autoridad competente, ell
certihcado Official de vacuna suscrito
por IN vacunodor pdblico del sitio de
su procedencia 8 que presenter Sc.
fIal inequlvoca de haber sido vacuna-
das en- defecto de clio deberan ser
vacunadas.
Seccion 7.-El Superintendent de
San idad y los lnspectores de Sandal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
DocToREs L. R. NOA
M. D. FOURNIER,
CIRUJANOS DENTISTAS
SAN JUSTO No. 6

Iy Benehcencia locales, por 81 s por
medic de sus suxiliares debidamen.
te autorizados por la ley quedan ia.
cultados para hacer cumplir las pres
cripciones de esta Ordenanza. Po-
dram exigir la presentation del certi-
icado de vacura a las personas obli-
gadas a poseerlo y especlalmente, a
las enumeradaS en- la Seccion cuarta
de esta Ordenanza y denunciar ante
la Corte correspondence cualquier
in Fraction de la misma.
Seccion s. Las operaciones de
lnoculacion del virus vacuno sc lle-
varan efecto en- las municipalida-
de la Isla, durante todo ell afio, por
vacunadores ofciales 6 medicos par
ticulares autorizados debidamente por
ell superintendent de Sanidad, bajo
la direction Immediate de los Inspec-
torres de Sanidad y Benehcencia, en-
la forma que disponga el Superin-
tendete de Sanidad, quien tendra
facultad para disponer la vacunaci6n
Iy revacunaci0n, con caracter urgente
en- las undergraduates en- que fuere
neCe saria.
Secclon 9.-Los vacunadores Of
ciales que fuesen necesarios seran
nombrados por el Director de Carl
rldad, Sandal y Correcciones, con
la aprobaci6n del Conseio Executive,
y recibiran la remuneration que este
acuerdo
Secci6n Io.-Los certihcados ohcia-
les de vacunaci6n y revacunaci6n Sc
ran eXpedidos por los vacunadores
ohciales y por los Medicos debida-
mente autorizados por el Director de
Sandal y visados por los inspectores
de Sanidad Y Benehcencia 8 sus au-
xiliares legales.
Secci6n II.-Cualquiera violaci6n
i oposici6n los preceptos de esta
Ordenanza, sera castigada de acuer-
do con la ley.
Secci6n I2.-Esta Ordeaanza co.
menzara 4 regir tan luego haya sido
aprobada por Ell Consejo Executive
de Puerto Rico y publicada en- los
peri6dicos de la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
EI pueblo quiere la venta
de las FiIipinas
Lo que dice ell ."Herald'

Nueva York microbes New York
Herald dice en- la edicion de la ma1lana que el
pueblo americana qulere la venta de las Fill
pinas
La opinion p1blca, agrega ell gran diarc
neoyorquno, mu6strase decididamente partida
ria del traspaso de las Filipinas cualquier ma
cion que quiera comprarlas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
Serv1c1o Especial del BOIetln mercanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
0eCIaraCioneS
del Sen0l. aura
La crisis del Gabinete

Nueva York, mercoles-Los l11timos des-
paChOs recibidos de Madrid dicen que Ell seno1
Maura ha manifestado con respecto alos rumo-
res de crisis, ultimamente circulados que nc
existe diferencia de criterio entire los miembros
del gabinete espanol al apreciar ell conficto atri
cano que, por 10 tanto, no hay que temer ninga-
ma crisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
| CORRESPONDENCE ADMINISTRATIVE

Sr. don Juan Cross. Playa de
Ponce: q
SNplicamos listed tenga La bondad
de contestarnos las cartas que le he
mos dirijido el 81 de Julio pr6ximo pa
sado y II del corriente. Deseamos
que usted de solucion favorable al con.
sabido asunto 4 Ia mayor brevedad po.
sible, pues le conviene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28

Elegan. .emente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ia, Sc acaban de recibir en- esta
Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
Una victoria de las tropas
aIiadaS
Miles de mOros muertOs

Nueva York, miercoles-De Tanger nos
llega una noticia alentadora, despues de las
gravisimas que han sembrado Ell terror en- Eu-
Topa en- los tlltimos dias.
La caballeria espanola la artillerfa fran
cesa unidas han vencido a los moros, causando-
les miles de bajas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28

Gran concurrencia de fieles asisti6
esta maflana la iglesia de Puerta
de TERRA, Ia misa que en- honor de
San Agustin patron del citado barrio
sc cele braba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
Las tropas eur0peas
en- Casa-bIanca
La derrota de los mOrOs

Nueva York miercoles-El cerco que te-
nian puesto la ciudad de Casablanca los mo-
Tos, ha sido levantado y puestos en- dispersion
los Citiadores, despues de un combate empena-
do er el que tuvieron incontables bajas.
La derrota de los moros ha sido desastrosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28

Visitando al Rey Victor

Nueva York, miercoles-La escuadra japo-
mesa vista actualmente los puertos de Italia
Una comision de jefes ofciales de la ar
mada del imperio del sol, ha visitado al rey de
Italia que ha organzado en- honor de los mari
nos Japoneses esplendidos festejos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
IMCarIos Wy eI "PeIayo'
La salida para MarruecOs

Nueva York iercoles--Los acorazados
Carlos V y Pelayo' de la Armada espanola
han sado para los puertos afrcanos
Tambien han zarpado del puerto.de Cadiz,
dos buques trasportes conduciendo tropas de
5nfanterfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
CO1Ocacj0n

La solicita una senorita con
conocimientos y larga practica
de estenografia y maquinilla.
Buenas referencias. Informes
L. M. BoLETIN MERcANrlL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-28
REGALOS

Sc acaba de recibir en-
esta 1mprenta, un exten-
SO y variadO surtido de
EscRIBANlAs, propias pa
ra regalos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

suede, Self stitching IS considered IN
better taste thau contrasts even black
not being very much IN evidence.
To one looking for something severe
In spring tailor mades there are mixed
gray suitines, which are quite attfac-
tive made up with blue enamel buttons
and blue taf'eta bands and possibly
blue taffeta CELLAR and cuffs One must
do something distinctive 10 mark the
note Of spring. and this can be done IN
the case Of The tailor made by the adj
dition OF bright note of color
The Prince Chap coat ANA skirt are
10 be leading favorltes in the spring.
The coat is almost three-quarter, and
the skirt Is plain, save'for few bands
OF taffeta stitched upon the upper edge.
The very plain and tight Citing coat IL
finished with tat coIlsr and some
times With vide hsrlng cuffs.
The cape Illustrated IA for evening
wear and Is made Of ivory white broad,
cloth. held at The throat By silk cord
and tassel The lining Is OF liberty
satin. JUDO CHoLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
Words ef Praise

FOR tho several ingredients Of which DR..
Picrce's medicines are composed, as given
by leaders III an the several schools OF
meaioins, sksud ksve far more weight
than any amount OF nom Professional tes-
timcnlsIs. Or. Sisrce's kavorite T'rescrip-
tleR las TIE BApsR 81 HONESTY OF every
bettls-wrapRsr, In full let Of all its In
gradients prihted IN plain English.
II ysu are an Invalid wenan and suffer
frsm fresReat hesgsche, hackaehe, gnaw-
ing dlstrs& in stoEaaeh, periodical pains,
dsagrosAHs. catarrhal, pelvic drain,
draggiiIgydewn distress In lower abdomen
or pelyK, perhaps dark spots or specks
danelHg before the eyes, faiAt spells ana
klEdkcd symptoms caused By female weak
ness, eketheE aersngenentofth the feminine
Organs, SS3 can not dc better than take
Or. Piergek FayorIto Prescription.
The hSsbital. surgeons Knife and opera
ting ta4Fmay he avclded by the timely
use 81 4'avori:e Prescription IN such
cases. Thereby lie ebpoainQs exaplln-
allals snd -1s q. * q ~ az IamIlk
phgslElAn ghr he Ayeidea and a ihQEQuKh
c2liSe 81 sliccessiia treA u carried OLE
II. tIiE- II ~ -. -Llsae2a. 'Favorlte
Presentation Y iscdFap POSED q The very best
native medicinal ROOFS known 70 medical
science for The cure 81 woHan's peciiliar
ailments. contains no aitehol and no
harmful or habit-foTlnliig drugs.
DC not expect too nuch from EavOrit0
Prescription; u VIII not perform mira
r,gs IL VIII nct Dissolve or cure tHmors.
No medicine viii. &C viii do as much 70
u&ghilsk vieer0us health ID most weak
nesSes ard ailments peculiarly incident 70
women as any raeaicinc can. lt must bo
gtyrn d fair charge hy perseverance, In ita
liBe for reasonable length OF time.
alnrti Ii sef secraf, .uns-
tIlin as 4 subs tpte toI Ills EansedE az
RscNyL- COL post tl2n..
Sick Wcuen are invited 20 consult or.
Pierce, by letter, fyee al correspond
encp Il gusf5es as sacrediy secret ana
wemanly condolences ara pruterfed W.
professional privacy. Address Dr. n. ".
Pierce. Buffalo N. Y.
Dr. plefce's Pleasant Pellets Che best
LAXATIVE and regulator ni Tho bowels
The inylrerats stomach, liver and
novels. One . laxative two or three =
sathartic. Easy to take as eaaaY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

colors, and some 81 the foulards have
stripes OF graduated width arranged IN
clusters or yerGlng gradually from wide
to narrow
Alice blue Is 20 be enc OF the spring
colors, and rnanve and pastel greer
will be prominent,
No woman can afford to be without
at least one plain linen tailored cos.
tune in her summer catht, Worn with
a pretty lingerie blouse even the sim-
pier suits give one very smart ap-
pesrsncc. while those that are hand
embroidered are extremely handsome
and becoming While cut on tie same
general lines ss those Of Inst season.
there arc decided differences one Of
tho newest % the use Of the slopinr
shoulders. Trimming Il also seen on
the upper mart 81 The sleeves, and tho
skirts are longee.
The Oh butterfly bows have AZ last
gone out Al the new ncckweaS shows
rosettcs or a sour.ln.hsnd effect
The shirt waist mcdel h the cut II
an admirable orr FOR simple littla
morning wash dress The bands on
the skirt can be dispensed with IL they
are thought not prectcal for Tubing.
JUDO CH0LLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
The Dog Nurse
fOrigInal.1

fOriginal.l
was standing one morning on the
pbtform Of railway station watching
I'D engineer Of train | was about to
toe oil his engine when a dog appear
Ell carrying In his mouth tin dinner
p@l. The engineer took the pail, put 1t
iINhis cab, and the dog trotted away.
IAN intelligent dog that" remark
You bet" replied the engineer. "7Te
hAngs me my dinner every day But
ibid bigger thing than that once"
what was itr
haven't time TO tell you now. Get
iub the cab and ride with me-there's
q bng straight stretch about ten miles
OlM, with no stops-and I'll tell you
ia against the rules, ! know, for any
On to ride on the engine, but they let
ifN do pretty much as | please. rye
ben on this road long while"
Dad to accept the Invitation. got UP
inHo the cab, sat on the left seat and
the engineer told his story:
"a was driving the Lightning express
ovnr the road one day and was moving
along at steady gait. We'd come to
thi8 part OF the road, where there are
few houses and the cattle guards are
all b order. It's the only part on the
linN where let up in keeping my eye
Cd ehe rails every second. At least It
wa then, but it isn't now and hasn't
been since that day. I'll talk going
ov9F it. but l won't take my eye from
thefront
Well, an / said, / was running along
pretty glib when wanted some tobae-
Go out of the box on the side you're oe-
cupying and concluded to 90 over and get
II. / glanced up the track, and II was
clear Of everything for mile unless It
might be In the shade Of tree about a
mile ahead In front OF farmhouse. |
left my post and, going over, opened
the box. The tobacco was in a vest
poeket, and the vest had got mixed up
with some Of these things, so couldn't
find 1t right OF. but couldn't have
been hunting more than a minute. At
any rate ] soon got back to my place,
and 1t seemed to noe that something's
dog, suspected on the right rail
under the big tree that was casting the
shadow.
Il went on. The thing didn't move,
and it kept getting palmer and palmer
tin / aaw it wasn't dog, but what il
vas / couldn't tell It wasn't MS big as
biz dog, and it was bigger than lit
tle one. II the sun had been shining on
it could have seen what it was at
once, but the branches Of the tree
above were thick, and the leaves were
tack, and the shadow was thick.
IAN of a sudden saw what 1t was
arhild sitting on the rail, very small
cid, not much more than old enough
b walk. For few seconds | stopped
wandering what 1t was to shut OF and
raserse. Then my eyesight came back
tonne. and there sat q little girl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
7be Times, Daily Short Story.

ut all depended on whether she was
old enough to see her danger and get
up. knew the train would come to a
stop just about where she was; but,
great Scott, If It didn't stop before it
reached her. 1t didn't matter how slow
it was going, II would crush herl The
picture before me then Is before me
now, and for months after ia wake up
toward morning to see it again, the
child's Hgure becoming more and more
distinct and her features gradually re-
venling themselves. She had set her
doll on the tie and leaned it up against
the. rail oppezita. There eat the dall,
and there Sat the girl, and I wished
there were thousand dolls and no
girl.
The train moved slower and slower
till Ii got within, say, a hundred feet
Of the child. She didn't seem To care
any more about II than for the breeze
that Fustled the leaves about her. She
didn't even lock at us. / think she
mas talking to her dell. Here was
moving On to kin her without any pow
er to keep from doing so. Every sec
end the great mass Of iron was gettiAg
closer
"Just as got within about forty feet
OF her she turned and looked at me,
And what do you think she did, Just
sat there and-smiled.
There was the baby figure, lot of
fax hair tossed over her forehead, a
pair Of blue eyes, chubby cheeks.
dimple Ia each, smiling at me. jerk
ed on the lever. prayed and cursed.
stamped like a mailman.
suddenly there was streak Of
something darling from the house In O
straight line for the child. / was too
taken up with her and the thing was
going too fast for me to see what ii
was. But 1t wasn't man nor a won
an nor a boy nor a girl. 1t wasn't any
thing human. The Arst knew what 1t
was was seeing a deg seize the ehlId's
dress in its teeth and give her a pull
Then the engine went past where she
was. / looked out Of the window and
8hW UldSS Ol NAlliQ > NlOkulnh, HdiE
and shoes right under the cab. jump
ed out and picked her up.
"she smiled st me.
Then came her mother tearing out
of the house like mad after her dog
nurse had saved her child. snatched the
little thing out OF my arms and toak
on like as II she was beside herself. 1
jumped aboard, but | had to let my
4 fireman take The engine for spell /
was completely done mp. There is the
tree out there ahead Of US. never
pass II but feel the shock all over
again"
( and the dogT" asked after we had
passed the place.
ooh, the dog. did all could to get
the child's father to sell him to me,
bnt, he said nurses were unreliable
around these parts. and he wouldn't
sell him for fortune However, he
moved to town after awhile, and when
he did he gave him to me, I've had
many an offer for him, but no money
win buy him"
BEVERLY woRTHINGToN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
POLITICS CHECKS RELIEF
FOR STARVING RUSSIANS.
Members Of Parliament Protest at the
Action Of the Authorities.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 2s.-The members
of parliament elect from Nizhninovgorod
met Tuesday and drew up a strong pro-
test against the provincial administrs
ton, which for political reasons, il II
asserted, interferes with the public fam
inc relief and prosecutes those who open
free dining rooms. Similar protests are
being made ct Kazan.
The reports from the Caucasus famine
area now include the districts Of Min.
grelia, Guua, Ineretia, Yelizabcthpol and
Eriyan. subscriptions are being organ
lied here, and the papers are commenting
sympathetioally on the dispatches an
nouncing the opening Of subscriptions in
America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
FRANCE WILL CARRY ON NO
MORE VATICAN NEGOTIATIONS
Government VIII aStand Pat" and En-
force Present Policy.

Paris. Feb. rs. Cardinal Richard, the
archbishop Of Paris, having declined to
submit new proposition regarding the
contracts for the lease Of the churches
TO the parish priests. there seems to
be no prospect Of a resumption Of the
negotiations, and the French government
has practically decided To carry out the
policy which ii mapped out before the
conferences between Mgr, Annette, the
coadjutor archbishop, and NJ. de Selves,
project Of the Seine. began.
Contracts between mayors Of com
munes and parish priests will where
they are legal, be allowed to stand, and
elsewhere the government viii oonfine
itself to keeping the churches open. The
only new step viii be the creation Of 2
central fund out of the revenues Of the
ecclesiastical property for the repair OF
church buildings where the charge is too
heavy for the commune TO bear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

The hrst ecclesiastical anthology was
the Book OF Sentences by Pierre
Lombard It was compilation sf the
leading arguments OF the fathers upon
peihts Of divinity, arranged and digest
ed under heads. It is said az COM
meataters have written annetaticns on
this book. among Others Thomas Adui-
mas, Guillsume Durand ard st. Bonn
venture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
FINLAND
DEFIES RUSSIA
Refuses To Give up Any of
Its Rights
WILL NOT AID POLICE
For This Reason the Governor May Be
Custodian Attempt to Kill the
Grand Duke Nicholas Is
Fooled.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 2s.---A petition
from the ministry Of the interior has
been handed to Premier Stolypin for
transmission to the emperor, asking his
majesty to suspend Governor Gerard of
FINLAND from his functions Governor
Gerard at an audience with the emperor
at Tsarkoe-Selo defended himself against
charges made against him by the Russian
political police authorities. Gerard Is
supported BIZ the Senate of Finland in
defending the international autonomy OF
the province as granted It in December,
1905, including Che provision that the
Russian police cannot arrest in and ex-
tradite persons from Finland except on
definite indictment for actual crime. The
authorities recently attempted to com
pei tic authorities of Finland to assist
the Russian police iii making arrests
and searches, and they refused The ac-
tivity OF the police is due 10 the arrival
of number Of members OF the Russian
revolutionary war organization in Fin
land from Switzerland and Sweden; also
the importation OF arms and explosives.
The Finnish Senate has finally refused
to modify the law TO enable Russia to
bring in an armed force and seize the
suspects. Governor Gerard supports the
Senate in its refusal
American Consul Threatened.
The American consul at Odessa, Mr..
Heensn, has notified the embassy here
lat he and the other consuls al Odessa
have received letters threatening their
lives and assailing them with opprobri-
Gus and indecent epithets on account o.
their protests against the reactionary
outraqes. General Kaulbars, the Cover
nor OF Odessa. when notified of the
threats against the consuls, took imme-
date measures for their protection Mr..
Heenan added that he felt no apprehen-
sion for his safety.
Proloh, the youth who killed Cover
nor Block of Samara, August 3 last, by
throwing bomb at him, has been con
demned to death by the court martial
which tried him, but the court recon.
mended the Communication of his sentence
10 life imprisonment in the mines Three
male accessories to the crime were con
demned to transportation to Siberia fol
life. A woman accessory was acquitted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

According to the traditions OF the
Greeks, the first discovery Or iron BY
the human race was made On Mount
Ida by tribe called Dnetyles. 1t Is
said that the forest was set on ire
BY lightning, and SO intense was the
heat Of the great masses Of fallen
trees that the bed Of iron beneath was
melted and trickled in small streams
dswn iato the valley,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

An onion sandwich is very appetite
Ing, says a writer in Health While
onions do not agree with everybody,
the trouble Is generally due to eating
them with other food. II just onions
and bread and butter are eaten Tor one
meal there will be no bad effect. onions
arc healthful and in some cases tend t.
relieve insomnia and are said to be
good for the complexion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
The british Parliament.

The speaker OF the house Of com.
mons, who does not otherwise vote or
take part in debate, has casting
vote in case Of equality. On the other
hand in the house of lords the lord
chancellor is not disqualified from TAX
ing part in q debate and voting, but he
has no casting vote, and in cnse OF
equality the 'noncontents' prevail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

The McSlcans have 4 queer WY Of
buryins the dead The corpse is tight
IN wrapped iii century plant mating
and placed in 4 conn hired for absut
a shilling. one or two natives, as the
case may be. place the coniu on their
heads and 90 at a trot to the grove,
where the body Is Inferred and the
coffin IA then returned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28

THE idea OF catching fish by means Of
E beehive with q hole in the top OF it
! strange enough one Yet this does
IA inadequateIy describe the method
HnpIoyed by fishermen in the Philip
Ane Islands, who clap their apparatus
own over the sluggish bottom feeding
Ish and then, putting their hands
through the hole in the top, extract
helr victims.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-28
sARToRIAL NOTES.

Striped Fsulars Smart Fer Shirt
Waist rresses--Msdish celsrs.
For rough and ready shirt waist
dress nothing IL better III the summer
wardrobe than one OF feulsra silk II
is inexpensive, wesrS well and is light
ard cool The polka dots 90 often
seen in this silk last season have giYea
wsy to stripes Of all widths sad coll
ors There is the wide one inch stripe
and the nsrrowest thresd-like band OF