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EXitO del Institute de agriculture,
ArteS y 0fiCius en- Ell Ola de
aver.

Pl6cenos informaT que la comiai6n de
Eefi9FitRE no mbradR el Iunes pRaado, On 81
AteneO PuertorriquTfio, para que solicitaTa
el concuTgo de CinCuenta dRmRs de esta
Ciudad Ia ber efca obra de enviar un
nino pobre al Institute de Lsj'u, tFabaj6
Rctivamente hsBta que al reti1aTBe tenia "a
la confoTmidad de cusTentR Befioritas y
EtiioTas que, subBcIibi6ndoBe 81 peEi6dicO
'ExcslBior", contTibuiran Ia realization
del msncionado laudahle fin. A la hora
en que eBcribimos, ain duda, la Comisi6n
habr6 terminRdo su trabBjo, 81 lunes
pF6Gimo los concurTentss al concerto del
Ateneo nombTaE6u el nifi1 que habr6 de
educaHse en- esa simp6tica inatituci6n de
Laja&
LA Comisi6n referida la Componen las
bellaB distinguidaH BefioritaB Amparo
Fernandez Mater, Maria Carmen Gar
cfa de Quevsdo r. Maria RodiI, Carmen
Vivas, Gloria y. Mills gto Monagas ell
ilustrRdo professor don Carlos V. Urru.
tia
FelicitsmOu & tan diStinguido grupo por
81 fsliz reBultsdO de AuB patEi6ticas gea.
tiones.
MientTas Sc llevabR & cAbo tan hsrmoss
labor, los lntAug1OleB Representatives., ID.
j. Gustavo Acsvedo , Fernando J. Ro.
dill solicitAban ls cooperation de otros
elementos de Ia Ciudad, Babemoa que
Ia liAta de donantes pub,icadR "a 90
sgrpgan hoy los ncmbres de Ia altruists
eBposs dc don Rafael Fabian, LcdoH. Rs
fael L6pes Landr6n, A Ortega & Co.,
Freirfa & Co., A BaEed & Co, SucFB. de
A. Mayol & Co.,, PisS HmnoS., M. Lom.
ba q Co., que, con Bus gsnerosoS dOrativOB
RportarOn la Suma de R'guuoH dollars, y
CON Bus palabraB de eHtimulo, han hecho
Abrigar q todoH los amigos de aquel centric
educativo que agusrdR cate una vida
FObusta y perdurs bic.
No deSmayeiS un Begundo, j6veneH in
Csnsables; no dejeiS de prestsr vuentFo
Apoyo moral y material, elementos Gu tos
de Puerto Rico, msfiRns, euAndo los
unos los otros veaiB CoFonadoS vuestros
desinteTesRdos esfOeEzos, tsndFsis el placer
de COntemplar vuestTa obra gigantic y bien'
hechoFR, y la EatinfaCci6n inmensa dc ha-
Der cumPlidO con vueBtlo dsbeF.
-Se encuentra en- esta ciudad, on aEun,
too paEtiCnlaFeS el Lido. Felix sapt9ni,N
dalegadp & II CAmRE&
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F0ldm0n0 SIIsnIc0.

En- la madrugada del dfa 10. del pasado
mes, experiment6ae en- Gusyaquil (Ecua.
dor) an temblor de TERRA con tres OsCiIa-
clones, de las que fuerOn muy ligeraB la
primsrR J Ia Ultima, peTO la segunda, que
dur6 unos CuREents segundoH, hizo aOnar
lRs Campanas de las iglesiaa , paFar los
relojes en- las torres. Afortunadaments ,
debidO la especial construction de los
edi6cios no hubo que lamentaF psEjuicioa
en- aquella ciudad. 81 ssismfgtafo en
Warrington regiGtr6 81 movimiento Befs.
mico les 3.A7 de L. mafLana.
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CARTA DEL SENIOR
FaustinO lsOna.
Da las gracias a numelOsas peIsO-
mas en- nOmbre de unO delOs con-
finadOs AGOsta.
hoy re6ibimog Ia aiguieDta oaEta:


Sr Director de "La CorEeBp BpondenCia" !,
San Juan. .-Muy sefior milo: QuizSs uB.
ted extra nara enta miHiva, pOr Ii que
la Buplico me diBpanse la mo.
lestia que pueda CauBaFle; Ie Buplico
tambien la inaeTci6n de ella poF tEstaEBs
de an acto de gratitud de uno que necesi.
ta 81 apoyo 81 conBuelo de suB CODg6ne'
Fes, que tambien hay que tener pEesante
las m6ximaB evang6liCaB de 1.Amad al
prfjimo cC mo vosotroH mismoB y ID de
'haced los demSs 10 que deseas que ha'
gan con vosotros"
PueB bien, es el case que Ell confnRd0
C6ndido Acosta que uated sabe 90 uno de
les FeoB que por ahoFa ne han ibTado de
ser eiecutsdos en- 81 pRrtfbulo affentosO,
me ha diTigido una ca1ta en- Ia que me
hace vaFiRs Fecomendaciones, Eiendo una
de elias en- su nombre de lan mas EXPIRE
uivaG y reiteradaB gracias pOr medic de Ia
pEenSa, todos los que 90 dignaron ir &
viaitsr tsnto 81 como & sus Compafi aros
de cspiIla. Y con eBpecialidad 81 sefioH
Lcdo. don Nemesio Perez Morris poE Bu-
actitud en- Ia acalorada defsnBA de ellos,
aaf como los sefioEes que foFmaFon Ia
comisi6n que aquell& noche 90 pFesant6 81
gObernador todos los que tomaron par.
te en- Ia defsnsa de ellos.
Asf tambi6n eAt6n sgFadeCidos 81 homo
rable gobernador poT habar prestado Hu
ben6volR atenci6n que di6 por rssu' tado
el BuBpendeE Ia ejacuci6n de esa nocha.
L.o expuesto en- uombre de los deAven
turados Teos.
Y en- nombTo de don Victelio Ramirez
en- el milo propio por haber Aido noBotrcs
los agraeiadoB, deBignadoS POI, el miSmo
C6ndido para prestarle los fItimoB auxi
lios espiIituaIeB, tambien IeB snvio 81 mas
sincere Feconocimiento de gTatitud todoB
LOS que coopeTaron para el acto tan criatia'
no humanitario que libr6 los infelices
reos de las gaTEas de la muerte.
Loor pues todog. ElevemoB un voto
de gracias Dies por haber iluminado &
esas almss geneTosas y odiemOu el delito,
peFo compadezcamos al delinCuenre.
Crso que uBted acoger6 con benevolen.
cis las precedeLtsB lfneaS y 90 digoRr6 pa
blicarlas en- "a iIustrado diario para como
cimiento de todos les que corresponds.
No ofceci6ndoseme otrR cosa poF hoy,
la OCCASION para ofrecerre sus
6ydenes 50 Atento yAs
F0GstiNO IsomG
0arros do Ia Cidro gantiarohva 10 1907
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Consume de carbon en- ell acueducto
S4O3.8O Do aumoaio On d l9O6 1907.

Et siguients eStado ge hllla en- 81 il for.
me que en- cumpIimiento de Ia seCci6n 29
de Ia Icy municipal vigeute ha emitido el
alcalde de San Juan respecto Ia liquida
Ci6n del rtfsridO preAupuesto.
Carbon compradO en- 1905 1906 Tone
ladas sol 08.
Hem en- el en- ! 1906 1907 500 %
Rssultan "a IS de menos en- 1905 1907
ImpoTte del carbon en- 1905 906 SO 519.
49,
Idem en- 81 1905 1907 SO 923 90.
Dennis en- 1905 907 $403 80.
PTecio del carbon pussto On Ia pIanta
en- 1905 1906 $6 69
PreciO del carbon id. id, 1905 1907
869
PreciO de mas en- 1905 1907. 50 90 por
tone'ada.
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ANUNCIO.
Dspartamsnto doI Interior d Puerto Rico.

Bureau de Obras PdbIicas. O6cina del
superintendente.
San Juan, Heptiembre "A de 1907.
PFoposiCiones on plieg0s cerradoB para
la adjudication en- p6blica subRsts de Ia
construction de 2 40 Kilometres dc Ia CO.
rrstera n6mero z. sacci6n Las Pisdras
San Lorenzo, 80 admitir6n Ga esta ofcina
hasta las 10 q. m. del dia % de Septiem.
bFe de 1907 en- que 80 abrir6n publiCa-
me6te.
El pTesupueuto aproximado de las obras
asciende 4 $40 10000
Todos los datoS neCeuarios. impreBou de
proposiciones y contrato, & inBtrucCiOneA &
los poHtoEes %, dar6n en- esta oftiua.
La administrAti6n' SO reserva el dere
reCho de rechazar Cuslquiera todas las
prOposicicnes, y de adiudicar 81 contrato
bojo otraH cor slider aciones que las de prtcio
so!amente
Por orden del ComisiCnado Gel Int tsrior.
- J JImsnes. Supe1intendente de
Obras Pdblicas. lows
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Do Administrator.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enyiado, 81 el ayiso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cricion,
Fsta vale por un trimeste
$2.<5. Por un semestre 81 so.
Por un a1o $500. PQgo an
ticipodO,
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SaeIotad NlsIeo ToltraI Do Puorto Rico.

segdn Sc nos informa, con fscha 13 del
coFFients fueFon pFeaentadas archivadaB
en- Ia oficiua del honorable SecretaFio de
Puerto Rico las clausuIas de incorporation
de Ia sociedad Mdsico-TestTsl de Puerto
Rico.
Para 81 Is del corPients se convoCa &
la primera reunion 6 iunts de incorpora.
dores & las 10 de la ms Il ana on los sRlones
del Ateueo, para Cuyo aCto hsmos FeCibido
co1t6l invitaci6n que eatimRmoE.
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GInsmat6gaafo,

Cada dis GUSTAV mas LIS exhibicionea
de pelfcuIas q. prsaenta la empress Garcia
POrtelL g Co.
La pelfcuIs de NOvelG de amor eB muy
intsFesante y de an asunto moralizado1: la
del Honor de I'M padre, tambi6n guBta
muCho.
Para esta nOchs hay un variadO pro-
gTRmR.
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OTRO VAPOR.

Por la presents GO avisa al p6bIico que
nueAtro vapoE "ssnega' haT6 esta IsIa
un nuevo visje, saIiendo de New York el
dia % de septiembre, regEeBark dicho
punto salisndO de MaySgdsz directamsnte
con caTga y pasRjeroR 81 dfa Is de OCtu.
bYe pr6ximo.
The New York y Porto Rico S. s. Co.,
2va
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Ia EstacIdn Dc Rio PlOdr,s
tone'Rda.

SsnoB il forma que estG en- tan NAL e1.
tado la eAtRci6n de los carFog elestFicog on
Rio piedFag, que cuando llusve no ienen
los paHsjsrou dOnde guaEeOsEgs, pues no BOn
goteEas laa que caen Eiuo chaparronss 90.
mo dsCfs PaEiquin en- q bails dc h "Ga.
,tita Blanca"
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Williams, son
productivas de
sangre rica y
pura. Cuando
Ia sangre esta
debn, los ner-
vios estan han-
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6epsgaFon durante Q. ejsrCicio 81, ,868 .85
coTreBpondientes cr6ditos adeudadegpur
1904 905, 81. 645 y & 1905 1906 y
$416 Al deudsu reconocidaG.
6uHcFibs el informe referido y es previs-
to pOr Ia secci6n 20 de la ley municipaI el
alcalde de aquella IOoalidad 81 nor jose p.
Santiago. Los eBtadou de gsAtos iogre
sos 81 Uefior Manuel Rios, Contador muni.
cipal.
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MaoftO Dc "a ClrdonaI.

Ell CardenaI Taliani, antique Nuncio
ApOgt6liCO en- Visna, ACADIA de mOFir en-
Ossoli.
Este Principe de Ia iglesla naci6 en-
1888 = reCibi6 la p6rpura 81 ail1 de 1893.
Gn 90 impRsnlR Q V1nd8 papGI @ r.
Ri6dioo visio { e2.0Q lol Ae kilo1 (,,a q,'i;il
al
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brlentoS & irrltadoS. En-
tonces Sc sufre de neural
gias, de insomnia, de histe-
ria, y de otros desarreglos
nerviosos. Las jaquecas,
los dolores de espalda, en- el
costado, falta de respiration,
ETC., atormentan a la infortu-
NADIA vfctima cuya palidez
demuestra su estado.
Desde Amecameca, Mexico, es-
cribe la Srita. Luz Carmona:
"Estuve enferma de Anemia y
otros desarreglos propios de mi
edad, por dieciseis meses, du-
rante los cuales sufrf mucho. Es-
taba palida y debil. Me daba do
lor de cabeza, desvanecimientos,
nublaz6n de la vista, Y zumbidos
en- los oidos. Perdi ell apetito, la
digestion mala con dolores al est6-
mago ocasionando bochornos Y
sudores frios. Estaba con un
cansancio general, falta de sueflo,
palpitaciones al corazon, pesadi-
las y no tenia sosiego. Muchas
veces guarde CANA y fuf atendida
por cinco medicos, tomando mu-
chas medicinas pero dandome
apenas alivio. Una amiga mia
me hizo tomar las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, por haberse
ella curado con elias. Para con
cluir, dire que seguf por unos me-
ses con este simple tratamiento y
obtenido mi completa curaci6n,
adquiriendo fuerzas, sa1ud y el
afractivO nara Las c0Sac de Ia vida +"
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TELtGRAMA,

La CcmpaHfa industrial de santurCe,
ofrece pino iDgl6s & S26 Is '. ..
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EL MUNICIPIO DE
CiaIes en- 1906 a
1907.
S695.99 de SObrante al finaIizar ell
ejerCiCiO.
Sl.SS4ls Do sup0TahIt on d balance do ere
dItOs pGndIOntSs.

FL ,presupuesto municipal de Ciales pa
"a 81 afio 1906 1907 aBcendfa & Ia suma
de $40, 476 98 incluyendo SO 604 13 para
amoEtizar Ia parts del anticipo dc fondca
facilitado por el gobierno inBulsr para
solventar cl61itos atrasa6os pendientes
de pago de las anterioreB RdminiEtracio.
neB.
Sc prRcticaron composiciones en- los CO
minoH de Ia localidad no obstante haber
tenido que satisfaCer 1921 48 correspon-
dientes 10 extinguids Junta de caminoB
por deudaB atTaasdaE.
81 ornate pdblico mejor6 hsci6adose
EepaTaciones en- eI MatRdero, CarniceEfa ?
Cementerio. Sc praCtiCaron mejoraB en-
las GALES de la poblaci6n sfrmando las de
Palmer, Hernandez UseEa, .Mufioz Rivera
y FEonton y conEtruyendo en- elias 319
metros de cuneteS y explanaciones $50
metros de explanaciones deBmontes.
FL alumbrado pGblico foe mejorado se-
gdn 10 fueron requiEiendo las neceaidadea
del serVicio.
En- vista de Ia necesidad del estableci.
miento de una Bub-estRci6n de anemia Sc
hizo ia tEanAfaFencia neCegaria para el dis
pensario y ae haCe fgurar en- ell pFesupueE-
to cOrriente (19O7 19O8) Ia Cantidad ne.
ceBaria para enta atenci6n.
La hygiene pdblica fu6 Rtendida para
ObteneT un peIfecto estado de limpiezR en-
la pobIaci6n. En- el dispensario munici
pal SO despachsron O88 recetas con nm
gsBto de $427 81.
La administration municipal de Ciales
ha lcgrado reducir sus egreaos para 81 afio
1907-190S, con una economic de 81 007 SO
apesar de habeEgs include en- Ia refarida
HeCCi6n dc gsstos Ia Ruma de SO, 385 25 pa.
rA Bolventar todAs las deudas atrasadas
incluiF la auma necesREia para ell estabIe
cimiento de Is eataci6n de Anemia.
FL EeH6men del presupuesto de TefeEen.
Cia eB como Bigue;
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-Se encuentra en- esta ciudad, on aEun,
tOg paEtiCnlaFeS, 81 LIDO. Felix santoni,N
dslagadp & II QAmRER,
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ANEMIA

La Anemia proviene de la
pobreza de la sangre. Las
Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
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PREClOS De SUBSCRIPTION En- T0DA IA ISLR.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
ANDOVER.

School finished June ~. Those
having no marks during the term
were, Lewis Barnes, Ernest Burn
ham, Guy Butterfeld, Newton
Derby, Verne Esty. Fred Burn
ham, Ross and Walter Thoms had
no absent marks. Ida Butterfeld,
Marjorie Benson, Rufus Esty,
Helen and Madge Thoms were alb
sent one day or less.
The Grange field day, Saturday
was success, although most of the
honors were carried away by the
visitors. The ball game between
Chester and Andover resulted in a
score of 10 to iii Chester's favor.
About SIS was the amount cleared
by the grangers.
Several from here attended all an
niversary party at Mrs. Moore's in
Si1nonsville Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Pennock
and two daughters, and Harry
Wilbur of Grafton were at J. W.
Hazeltine's Monday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
SPORTING NOTES.

Cornell won the university eight
cared race of the intercollegiate re-
gatta for the eighth time Wednes-
day evening of last week in the most
exciting contest ever rowed over the
four-mile Poughkeepsie course
Cornells time was 2Om 2 2-5 g.
Columbia was second; United States
naval academey, third; Pennsylvania,
fourth; WISCONSIN, fifth, and George
town, sixth.
Yale won the annual four-mile,
eight-oared boat race on the Thames
river Thursday, by one length.
Harvard won the seasons baseball
championship from Yale, Saturday,
by taking the deciding game Of the
series at the Polo grounds, New
York, 7 to 2, outfelding and out
batting the Ellis in a game played
first in a drizzle, and then in q
steady downpour of rain.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

The little 1.-THE woman who can
skip about. If necessary, is much
taller in appearance than the little
stiff woman who cannot jump about
to save her life, and must walk as
though she were in wise.
The plain girl must not be ill
tempered. If she has plain feat
ures she need not have an ugly dis
position. She must be so sunny in
her expression that she makes those
who look at her forget how plain she
Is.
Don't be afraid of being too clean
or washing away your skin with too
frequent use of soap. Pure soap is
a tonic, and. If need be, it can be
used twice a day on the entire body
with no other than beneficial effects.
The cold bath is stimulating and
pleasant. but 1t is not a cleansing
bath.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
The Brattleboro society Of seam

The Brattleboro society of seam
stresses. needlewomen and shop girls
voted at it's regular meeting Thurs
day night to request Richards M.
Bradley and Laurence Minot of Bos-
ton, trustees of the Thompson fund,
to furnish the society each year list
of names of all the benefciaries I'M
der the Thompson will, SO far as
known by them; also to furnish each
year list of those assisted by the
fund within the year, together with
the amount of assistance in each in
dividual instance. Conditions in
general were discussed, an these
officers were elected: President, Mrs
A j. Currie,; vice president. Miss
Addie M. Fay; secretary, Miss Hell
en- Leahy; treasurer, Mrs. Herman
NJ. Cook; executive committee, Mrs
A. J. Currier, Miss Mary Donnell
and Mrs. Charles FL. Welcome.
The office of the New England
telephone and telegraph company in
Brattleboro was changed from Cros
by block to the American building
Saturday. The "cut-over" was
made about ten O'Clock and was but
the work of few seconds The OPP
orators and force of expert tele-
phone men were waiting in the new
office to take up the business there
and to clear what lines might be in
trouble. Not more than half a doz-
en- lines gave poor service, except
those where the fault was in the in
struments. The force remained on
duty all night to get the service
perfected as nearly as possible.
Important improvements are be-
ing made in Brattleboro academy
building at West Brattleboro. The
building is being equipped through
out with modern plumbing and ven
tilating, and pipes are being laid
which will carry spring water to the
building from the hills near by.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
Fig. 2-Grand Plan of Hen House.

Fig. 2-Grand Plan of Hen House.
exception of the stills which were of
3x8 stuff. For siding, matched pine
was used of excellent quality as it
was desirable to make the building
warm as possible. The roofing is
shingles laid five inches to the wealth
er. Two large windows were put in
on the south side to give plenty of
sunlight The inside of the build
ing was sealed with matched ma
terial with felt paper between. This
building is so we'll constructed that
the weather must get pretty low in
order to freeze water during the
night.
Fig. shows the ground plan
The west end is taken up win roosts
which are partitioned off from the
rest of the building. The roosts are
constructed about 8 feet up from the
floor Along the south side under
the windows is busting place where
the sunlight falls directly upon the
floor. Nests are provided to accom-
modate about 100 fowls. Is
drinking fountain. B B are Feed
bins where sufficient feed is
kept at hand to eliminate labor in
caring for the fowls.
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t!ii1 ia Al m
s5 dgs9
- .@sS5ssS
Comfortable Hen House.

ed and | have been so well pleased
with this design that ] have con-
structed others on the same prin-
ciple. One of the great features in
favor of this plan of a poultry house
is that it affords a large amount of
floor srace at reasonable cost, and
at the same time supplies all the re
quirements necessary for the CON-
fort of the fowls.
The building herewith shown is
1Sx30, with 7foot posts in front,
and 3foot posts in the rear. Before
the construction of the building Was
begun, a foundation as laid by az
cavating a small trench is incaCs
wide and 20 inches deep. This treach
was filled with small cobble stone for
the foundation for the building. Up
on this foundation a concrete wall
was constructed 10 inches high and
8 inches wide.
The main frame work was con
structed of 2x4 material with the
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
ALL SORTS.

The United Slater treasury, at
the close of the fiscal year Saturday
night showed an accumulated sur
plus of $85,00O,0O0 for the year.
II easurer Treat does not anticipate
any radical recessions.
Attorney General Bonaparrte has
dire cted that suits be instituted
against some of the leading railroads
of the country for violation of the
safety appliance act. The total
number of cases to be begun is 1873,
and they will be scattered through
the various federal courts of the
country.
Waller E. Ranger of Providence,
r. I state commissioner of public
schools, was awarded the honorary
degree of LII. D. by Bates College,
Lewiston, Me-, Thursday at the
commencement exercises. Mr. Ran
ger was present at commencement
as an alumnus Of the college from
which he was graduated in 1879.
There is story going the rounds
to the effect that rock has been
discovered in the vicinity of Mont
Grey, Mexico, which by simple rub
bling emits electric sparks and pro-
duces a blue light of rema rkable
clarity. Samples of the stone have
been sent to the geological institute
at Washington, and also to Thomas
A Edison for analysis.
One block of the Pine Beach sec
ton, adjoining the Jamestown ex-
position grounds, was swept by fire
last week. The big Arcade hotel,
the Berkeley hotel, the Outside Inn,
the Powhatan hotel, the Caroline
hotel, several smaller hotels, and a
large part of the ''Outside Warpa tn
was destroyed. The loss may run
o 100000, partly covered by in
surance.
The Rev. Andrew Yam Vranken
Raymond will resign the presi dency
of Union College at Schenectady,
N. Y, to become pastor of the First
Presbyterian church at Buffalo, N.
Y, at salary of SO, 900 year.
To prevent gerrymander of the
proposed new state of Oklahoma by
the Democrats President Roosevelt
has directed that Federal census
of Oklahoma and the Indian Terri
be taken this summer.
Clarence Byrne, New York
Christian Scientist, who permitted
his six-year daughter to die without
medical aid, will be prosecuted.
In England much interest has
been shown of late by the army and
navy authorities in new method of
preserving flour by means of COM
preston. With hydraulic pressure
the flour is squeezed into
the form of bricks, and experiments
are reported to have shown that the
pressure destroys all forms of larva
life, thus preserving the flour from
the ravages of insects, while it is
equally secure from mould. Three
hundred pounds of compressed flour
occupy the same space as 100
pounds of flour in the ordinary state.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-07-04
DORSET VALLEY.

Rain and sunshine are fast max
ing up for lost time.
Fishermen still wade the brooks
under the delusive hope that there
may be one six-inch trout left. If
the time spent fishing were expend-
ed in fixing our roads we would in
a few years have stone roads all
over the state.
A whole flock of autos came tear
ing down the valley Saturday.
They were of all kinds from the
lordly big touring car of seventy
five horse power down to the little
grasshopper of four horse power.
They filled the air with dirt, dust
and mud; killed hens, cats, and
stray dogs; but they never slack
ened their speed, and if the power
they used could only be used to
crush stores what a road we could
have
Now that Texas and. some other
western states are quarautining
against consunlptive patients the
friends of such almost dead people
will b. saved the trouble and ex-
pense of a long railroad journey out
into these arid states, and the sor-
rowful journey back with their dead
friend in~>the express car, to say
nothing of the untold suffering o.
the sick one. 1t is the great fai
with some doctors, when they can
not cure disease to send the pa
tent to hospital or out west to die,
and the specialist and the railroad
reap the benefit. Now, if a person
cannot live in the land that their ia
theirs have lived to good old age in
for gel erations, what is the use of
sending them into wild country
where no men live to be of ad-
vanced a e?
81 Glf,po