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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01

PARA IA PRESEMIE ESTAClQ4.,5,,L Los o., mu, 10.
GhachOs de Ella Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO 81 prOblema de Ia gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico; EII0s 4aar son IOS S@
nSGnTfie0 establecinnientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artfculos. del ramo. ALI
nunca faItau las legitimas c9misetas de
crepG de hilO nj carecen de las mejores
medals para seIOras y nifiOs asG como
para caballerOs. COntratOs direCtos con
$abricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO puedR pedirse y los mejores pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no compre los
luegos de cfntas "DOrOthy" que venden
en- csjitas dos lazOs y una banda, Q en- ca
jitas de seis lazos; podemoso 9erylr Ey c9al u;
quier color preciO desde l.75 So ell
iuagO. Yea ell gran lote de bordadOs en-
cafes cuya realization haoemos menog men y,
de la mitad de preOiO. En- telas 6lancas y
de fantasia no tenOmOs competitors; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell pdbLoo de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras V1site
nuestrOs grRndes almacenes y seguIamen'
to hallar6 cuantO necesite. P. Q. b. 1884,
TelefonO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico,
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cuidadoB eBmeTadfsim0B ca ana ClfniCa.
EI gani0 Ostaba saIVRdo. Su CaFabEo, To-
niendo Ga disposition IN cusrpo plst6FicO
de vida de eneEgfa, pTsBtaIfs nusvoB
uarviCioB & la humanidad, psEpstaando no
solo ia Babi iuEf, Hino lR oxpsEisneiR de Ga
paSada Vejes. supODgGmoB que 10 Cs'
beza do Napoleon hubisBa sido CoIOesda
sobEa IN nusvo cusFpo en- 1914; acaBO
Ont6nCeB 90 hnbiase peFdidO 10 batalIa de
Waterloo, , la histoEiR BsEfR muy difsFOn'
90 de 10 que sV. FiguE6monOB qus ls tss'
tR del vsnCedoy de BAi;6n, del venerable
Oaaiaf ID, hubieEa podido Bsr tTasplantadR
nm ouBEpo j6veu = vigoros0, 81 cusrpo
de un atl0tR como Sondtw ~SCFongfaFt.
1Qui6n aab0 ai ent6nCss hubisEa CONSERVE
do todRvfR EgpGflR Au antigua gFande8 ?
Matem atiooB como NsWtoD, nRtuTRliBtas
como DaIwin, millonREiou como RoCksfs,
Her Carnegie, Bomstid0A lR miBmg
0psrRci60, tsudEfan vida y eDsTgfRs para
deBGubrir problemaB que acaaO no SoBpG-
chamos ado, psTa Eev0laE gEandes mistC-
rios de Ia natuTalszR;l6 para Eeunir fSTmpB
como nuncs Bs han conOCido. VsrdSd 90
qua el bsnafiCio que sBto FspoTtaTfR lR
humanidGd no eBtS muy ClaFo. La CsbezR
de un gran actor 6 de una ce!ebTe CantRn.
60, col0CRda BobEs un CusTpo nusvO psFmi.
tiEfR que nuevas gsneFaci0nea gosssen De
su vog 6 de Bu exquisite aEte. MuChaB
ysCsB, ls sueEt8 de una nsci6n depsndo de
un solo hombTe, de IN gsnio, qQs dagRpa.
Fec8 del mundo Cuando hRCe mSB faltR 90.
81. Su p6tdids no 30 dGbg jam6BI6 debi
Iidad del ceFebro, Bino a lR fasigR oil
deggaBta del CueFpO. D6Sele Rl ganio IN
cusTo nusvo, y ls naci6n ContinuaE6 pro
gFessndO bsjo % il f. fuoncia.
81 aEchimillonario Carnegie hs dscIa'
RADIO hacs POGO que. Ruuqus no tsms la
mUsEts. daEfs guStoao doBCisntoB milloneg
dc dollars p0r pEOloDgaF su vida diez nos
mas 81 ace ssta CfsEta ca aeEia, varemoA
q miles de iLfs!ieeB pGEFOB gACEifcRdos poE
atrSvid0H ciFujsno5 que, poF lIevGFEs Ice
doBCisntoB millones do dollars, no dsacRR-
BBT6n ex psFimentRndo la tsoVfa del Doctor
PogneE y los enssyoB del Doctor G0thris.
Y 81 llfgaFsn psFfsccianar ls tEaBpian'
taGi6n de Cabs8aB snoianRB CusTpoB i6v8
mes, 90 habEfR dGEoubiaRto al f sl GscEsto
de la inmortalidad, , Ia vsj degBpArece'
ria de BobFe lR f4z do 10 tieKFE; p0Tque
dabs tsneraa en- cusnts que aI dotaF de un
nusvo FobuBto CusTp0 la cabGzR sjads
pOr los eRtr0goG del tempo, 6lt', nutrida
de nusv0 TgCObERTis 81 aSpsCtO juVsnil,
dsBspaFscsTfan les aFrugaB, toEnaTian l0B
Cabsllog au color primitive, EenovaEian
Hu esplsndsr los CLOS y 81 tints BonEossdo
Ia pisl, = GO solo viviEfamoB TODD 0l item
po que nos dejaBen nUsgtE0B BemeianteH,
Bino qus saFfAmos steFnamsnis j6Veneg.
81 este FrOdigioBO deseublimisnto hu'
bisrs lido hscho hRcs higlos, podrfamOB
ContsmplBT todavfR con nusatFos pT0pios
oioB 10 divina bsllsaA do Helera , de
Ffin6.
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NO sERA listed

enganado. Que siempre hay fu-
llerias y fraudes en- abundancia,
es cosa que todo ell mundo sabe;
pero rara vez 6 nunca Sc encuen-
ira que una importante casa
comercial los cometa, sea cual
fuere la clase de su giro. No
puede haber 6xito permanente de
alguna clase, cuando este basa-
do en- la mala f6 8 engano. Los
que intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tont os y prontc
sufren ell castigo que Sc mere
cen. Sin. embargo, hay muchas
persOnas que temen comprar
ciertos art1culos anunciados por
tenor de ser embaucados Y en-
ganados; especialmente Sc resis-
ten 4 dar confanza alas manifes-
taciones que Sc publican sobre
los m6ritos de ciertas medicinas.
Ell eficaz remedio denominado la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
es un art1culo que Sc puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garan-
tia como la harina, artefact0s de
seda 9 -algod6n, STEM pre- que pro-
cedan de una fabrica con recono.
cida reputation. No nos conven-
dria exagerar de manera alguna
sus buenas cualidades 8 repre-
sentarla como con las que no le
correspondent; pero tampoeo ne
cesitamos de tai ardid. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel Y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, cor Jarabe de
HipOfosftos Compuesto, Malta Y
CerezO Silvestre, y GUAM valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes reactivos medici1a-
les, es cosa patente a todo el mum
do. . Els de inapreciable valor en-
casOs de Anemia, Inso omnio, Mala
Digestion, Afecciones de la San
gre y los Pu1mones. sEEl DIR. E.
Duenas, de Buenos Aires, dice:
TengO el gusto de manifestarles
que he empleado con excelentes
resultados su preparation en- mis-
enfermOs y en- todos ellos he OBJ
servadO un resultado altamente
gatisfaetoEi0. ~ En- las Bpticas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
Cams Y TORN blanca.

FL baSaE do Ia CalIa dc San FrsnCiICo
nignO OfrOCiondO al p6bliCO el MIA IolsCto
IurtidO do obieto1 dc fantasia que puSdO
doloaFl0. AdomGG do loI SombroEoI para
UsfoEAI = GAiioritaT, = otrou mil objstoI
para dGmal = OAbAll0roB, tisns un bu0n
uuHtido do CamRs con t0doa GuS 0cceBoEioa
y do LOS mas 0lOgautS0 mOdalog. On gran
GuFtido de FOpA blanca para sefoVpI
y Ge6oriGag aCabs do rOCibir para loB 6lti
mos vApOEOI y tOdA ClasC de prsndaB do
Oata ClagS puOd0n OnoontPaTlO On "Lan No.
v0dadOd''. Esancia1 finas, de todA8 mar
cas- , pEoCOdsnciau. ObiOtoB de tocadoR
PsraguR6 , GOmbrilla1 n0 OnCusntran Rlli
4 pE0Cios sin Comp0tonOiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Observation-Disclosures de Bayam6n y
Capital, simultaneamente
Dias labOrables. - Maflana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45y11.OO. Tarde 12.1 Is, las, 3.15,
4.35, 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivOs.- MafanaE6 7.O5, $50,
9.45 y II. Tarde 1915, 1.3O, 2'3O, $780,
4.3O, 5.45 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivOs.
De San Juan Bayam6n, ida y vuelta
en- "a clase, 25 cts; "a clase, l6 cts. De
Bayam0n a CataflO, ida y vuelta, IL
Billetes ordinarios de Capital Ca
taf1o en- la. clase, cts. y "a clase ctv'
Bayam6n 10 de EnerO de 1906. Ra-
mon Vald6s
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IMnIcAlOR GElERlL

OONsEJOs a LAS MADREs. ri jarabo
Balmante de Ia 9sfiora WinslOW debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en- 81
periodic de la detencion. Proportions ALI
Vio Immediate 81 pequefio pRciente, produ-
ee un suefio natural y tranquilO, alivia el
dOlOr y 81 angelic despieTtR muy ytvo y
Legre Es muy agradable a paladarl
salma al niio, ablanda sus dolores, haco
HcileB La funCiOnen del est0mag0 y regula
los intestinOs. Es ell meior TemediO COMO
OidlO para la diaTrea va prOvenga esta de la
dentici6n g de cualquiera OtEa eausa'
Tengase muchO CuidadO en- pedir 81 ''Jaras
20 Calmatne de Ia SeilOra WinsloW"; es 81
neiOF de tOdOB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
GRANlEs NgYElLlEs e q PlRls RlzlR.

Va us han pussto & Ii yeuta los slogan
taS aombrsEoa paEa sgfiaFas Eacihldog p0E
vapoF frances de FREiH. Toda persona
que quisEa llsvaF IN lombFREo de Ultima
moda, eleg sntfsimo, dshe CompERF uno en-
oatR ca8s que es ls qus tra0 los ilIimoB
mod0los dc la mods.
Sc han Rocibido tambi6n infnidad de
aFtfeuloa do noVedad, CORBATAs muy
elegantaB para gsfloERs AdornoH para al
psinadO, hoEquillaH do tsntalia, psinstas,
diRdsmRB, snCaieg, aplicaci0neB y TODD
Cuabto II moda be inVontado uItimament0.
Una vista u PARIS BAZAAR. Pedro
Giunti. FoIta'Eza 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
lplurosa { los PrOitslISs d RdsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiona
constants exiBtonoia do loB siguisnto1 inR'
tPumsnto8: FIauEinsB, FlRutas, TeECaFolaB,
Oboe8, RsqUintoB, OlRrinstsl, FagUteg,
ViolineB, VioIonCslloT, ContTRbsjos, Man
doIinaB BsnduPrias, GuitaEFag, OoTnotiueB.
OnoYsnsl, Trombone- BaEitono1, BombaT,
dinoI, HsIicOnss, (bsjoE) TriEngulos, PIa'
tilIoB Redoblants1 , Bombos. M6todoE
d8 solfoo y para tOda OIas0 de inEsEum0n'
t0s, ACCaaORioB y mdEiCa On general.
San Juan, T.. R. ApRYERd0 n6m. 216.@
Gala dc AIIan 81 Sol n6n. 81.
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AL CAFE MORGAN-El acreditadO es-
ab,ecimientO de la calle de Ia FOrtaleza,
tAllen 2l) acaba de Tecibir un msgnfflco
surtido de toda clase de cOnfituras y dull
ces. Sc despachan m6dicOs 'lunChs' des-
de las de la maf1Rna las IL p. m. En-
chocolates v heladOs no hay cOmpetenclas
Es eli establecimiento favOritO de las damas
v SO enouentra allf todO 10 mas gratO al pa
Tadar mas finO y delicadO. Cafe y ch0cola-
tes. Esmer0dO serviciO. gu " g.
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RestauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hOm-
bres.J Garantizado. PreciO $1-O0, orc.
Siempre q la venta en- la Farmacia de
Fidel Guillermety. Ha curado q OtrOs,
10 cura d V, Sc sOlicitan pedidos por
oOTreO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01

Ell MEJOR RON.-LoI BefioEe1 Al
vREsz hoFmanou, del OomoFCio de estR pla'
"a, Contin6Gn EoCibiOndo grandel pedidOB
dol acEoditadO pEOduCtO Ron San LUIS,
quo hR mOrOCido Ii mejOr NOOptaCi6n del
pdbliCo. No C0ntienO gugtRnCiRB n0CivaB
, q "viOjo' do v0Edad, ain mixtifeROionOD
nj aditamentOB psFjudiCialeI & IG gaIud.
No 10 olvideiB, exon San Luis" OalIO do
San Jou6 CASA BaRioEaB AlvSEos hsTmRDoG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

E'otrada del s@teriOr.
Vspor espanoI "Busnos Aires" do
EUpp ns,
De la costa.
GOIetau AuroIts, Perito, LuiDito = Ana
Maria.
Sd6das para ell exterior.
VOpoF americana Caracas para NuevR
York
Para Ia costa.
GoIotRl San JoE6 y PsFls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-01
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.

Del exterior.
BuOnoE Aires degcRFgando.
COstanerOs
Dolores para ViequsI.
Iudi8 pendssnte.
Ala blanca.
ProgEeso AguNdilla
AnRMREiB pGndiGnte.
BWqWes aSaWnsS17O9.
Vapcr GspBfiol Oonde Vifredo. SaIdrE
do BaTcOIonG Ql 10 del OntF0nte Noviem'
bTs hacienda I0s oBCOlaB intOTmadias para
San Juan, Ponce. Santiago de Cuba, HA'
bHns = CioDfuegol
VapoE americana B0Twind. SsIi6 do
New ORLEANS para San Juan, Ponce, Ma
YagGas y Aguadill8 0l % del pFsB8nt8.
VGpor ameFioEno j. F. LuCksnback.
saldP6 do NV Yolk para 0Bte el en-
tFOnte.
Vspor amsEicauo Julia LuckOnback.
SSldEG de Nav ORLEANS para GIta 0l 10 del
entrants.
Vapor ingl6s ''strAthaIan" nslie- do
MontsVid8o diEsCtamsnta para Olt0 puerto
el dol coEEisnte.
VapOE ing Lsuctra, sali6 de BusnoU
AEia8 81 8 del CoEFisntO con dsAtinO & 0gts
puerto.
Vspor sspafiol "Bra,iIeno'' uali6 do
CanaEiau 81 % del CoErionts con dautino 4
Puerto Rico , Cuba
VspoF o8pRiioI "CatalinA" Gali6 do
Barcelona para RsliP Gl % del CorEiant0
con dsBtin0 oanaEia, PusEto Rico y
Cuba.
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AL REOIBO DE 50 onvi0mol
VuOItO dc CorrOo un reIoi Elgin gOrRntiEA'
do poE dies aiiog, y pOr SO rOmitimon uno
naEOa WRIthan6 - +. KebTbGbS. San
JGEn r. R. -
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cOmerciando en- nuestra 1inea comp1eta en-
amplifcac0nes, marcos, cuadrOs SagradOs y
todO 10 cOncerniente Objetos de Arte.
EXcelente catalogo en- espanol gratis. Sc da
agencia exclusive Agentes activos Embarca-
mos pedidos con prOntitud. Condolences holga.
das = eXactltud en- servicio.
20O-2S4 w. Adams ST., Chicago. e. U.A.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs dc Jon6 Ba'
san, Allen 21 81. HRC0 opOraCionOI TO-
brO alhajRu. Dold0 100 dollars en- Rde.
Iant0 81 inteE6s B0T6 conventional = no ex'
Ooderk del 80 mOnuuAl. OomprG = ven
de alhajaG modOEnOI J RntiguGI. sanJuRn
Puerto Rico.
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sERVIOIO DE EXPRESS POR La LINEA DEL TROLLEY
2

Y
Dos de Express driamene; Ia m D.
Este seeio San
los
Hgun usando el tEisana antique de porteS"
O. D.
te prdida 8 tempo
nornaesY Ytarfas snediau
IlPoa-1 Ib % ctvs 2lb 80 ctVA b b.
porea) las $50 q n.
Pueden Las adas los LBROs LLAMADAs
a EaDaon Gel Pal,
Fescla, los cuales plaza q Conpahf
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AguaB Buona1 1908.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
THE CURRENCY REMEDY

According to advices from Washing
measure to relieve the currency SIT
uation, for which the public has long
been looking, will speedily become a
law in the form of the revised Aid
rich bill. President Roosevelt is re-
ported by leading senators to be heart
lily in favor Of the Aldrich bill as it
stands at the present time. regarding
1t as the best that could be presented
under existing conditions by Congress.
The first section Of the measure pro-
vides that any national banking asso-
citation which has circulating notes
outstanding secured by government
bonds amounting to not less than one
half it's capital stock and has a sur
plus of not less than 20 per cent, may
apply to the comptroller of the cur
notes to secure by bonds other than
United States bonds; but the comp
troller may approve the application if
business conditions demand such ad-
ditional circulation"
The emergency" currency would
thus be a matter OF treasury discre-
ton, in any event; the comptroller
might authorize the extra note-issues
for a bank in one State. for instance
and on the same day refuse the appli.
cation Of bank in another State.
The three classes of bonds proposed
for such purpose are:
Bonds or other interest bearing OBJ
legations of any State, Any legally
authorized bonds issued fer municipa
purposes by any city or county which
has been In existence as city OF
county for fifteen years, and which
for ten years previous to the deposit
has not defaulted in the payment o.
principal or interest on any fundet
debt. and has a population of NOR,
than twenty thousand and whose ne
indebtedness does not exceed ten pei
cent. Of tho valuation Of Its taxabl,
property. First mortgage bonds o
any railroad company. not inciudin,
street railway bonds. which has pait
u'vadsnds Of not less than four PEI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
REPUBLICAN POLICIES AND CAN
DIDATES

In discussing the presidency and tho
policies to be enunciated in connec-
ton with the coming national CAM
paign we said recently that the next
national platform was already written
In broad way; that 1t would be I'M
possible to return to the order OF
things which prevailed previous t.
President Roosevelt's administration
and that the fight against the trusts
must be continued and the CHAMPION
ship Of the rights of the people as op-
posed to combinations. whether Of
railroads or other great interests.
must be carried on"
AS we understood the situation then
and as we understand it now this
states in general terms the policies
that have characterized Prcsiden,
Roosevelt's administration. That we
are not wholly at sea in this matter
is indicated by the fact that the Troy
Times, whose editor. Charles S. Fran.
els, is American ambassador to Aus.
tria, in speaking of policies, says:
In the pending discussion Of candi
| dacics 1t should not be forgotten that
| the next presidential campaign must
be fought on the record which the
Republican party has made on living
Issues and on the policies to which
the party has, become pledged under
| the courageous and successful leader
| ship of Theodore Roosevelt. The posi-
| ton OF America at home and abroad
the attitude of this country toward
the encreachments of law-defyinE cor
porations and their hackers, the en-
forcement of tho statutes against big
as we'll as little offenders-these will
be tho centers of political agitation
and debate.
1t requires no argument to show
that 1t would be suicidal for a party
far as the party has committed Itself
to the Presidents policies they are
the party's policies We do not I'M
derstand by this that man in order
to be a supporter of President Roose-
velt's policies must endorse any prop
osition he may make in regard to linn
iting fortunes. or in effect conflscat-
ing wealth. II to stop at that point
Is to be anti-Roosevelt, then so good
an administration man as Secretary
Taft is anti-Rosevelt, for he does not
endorse this proposition or some 9TH
ers favored by President Roosevelt,
On the other hand, II to support
some other candidate than the man
whom the President favors. is not to
support the Roosevelt policies to which
tia narfv stands committed by Its rec
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30

Washington county bids fair to hold
the record for candidates for different
Offices the coming season. 1t goes
without saying that Senator W. T. Dill
bingham will be unanimously re-elcct-
cd to the United States Senate. II is
so safe to say that State Treasurer
T.. II. Deavitt will be a candidate for
recollection. The county will have a
candidate for Congress in the person
of the Hon. Frank Plumley OF North
field. and IL is also understood that
former Lieutenant Governor Stanton
would not be averse to the guberna-
torial nomination. 1t is stated Barre
might furnish n candidate for COVER
nor or congressman in a pinch in the
person OF former Mayor Gordon, and
the Office of secretary of State mus,
also be filled.
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which is machne-made. Ut prefers wha,
brings with 1t history and charming
association, and literary suggestion.
what is far-fetched and quaint, 10 what
is new, and conventional, and common,
and cheap,-prefers IL even at the cx-
pense OF some inconvenience and want of
economy. Who would write letter to a
friend. or to a lover with an Esterbrook,
or Leon lsaacs, If he had the fine and
row rare accomplishment Of shaping
with his own pen-knife the pen which.
adapted to his own hand and style, would
responsibility express every turn ana
shade Of his thought and feeling?
But I have not quite done. DO Won
notice, Mr.. Editor, Mr. Compositor.
change in my manuscript? In order to
preserve the constituencies have thus
f.r written with a goo ,c-quin pen. Do
you now notice a change Of style. a finer
and more 1taiianate chirography. II I may
say SO? You ought FOR am now writ.
ing with crow-quill pen which / made
from a feather picked up in Catln's
woods. he crow-quill also figures in
literature. II were to seek for illus
tr'tions Of it for this paper should call
up some Of the beauxs and danes who
lowered around Sir Charles Grandson
and Clarissa Harlow-or from the So
rority. male and female who figure in
the pages Of Jane Austen. or might
take Dc Quincey's suggestion and cause
tho English mail-bars to be rined Of
their contents and find therein, as he
says We should some Of the purest and
swcetest English literature in the much
decreased letter Of English women. But
~ m 1t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
ADDISON COUNTY'S CANDIDATES

In commenting on the situation in
volving Addison countys two candi-
dates for the nomination for lieuten-
ant-governor, the st. Adams Messen
ger expresses the opinion that the
county is thus playing poor politics
This is probably not so poor politics
however, as to present three candi
dates for a position on the delegation
to the republican national convention.
1t ought to be possible. under the
circumstances, for our republican
friends of Addison county to reach a
compromise in relation to the claims TO
be presented to the State conventions
by considering the two positions
named together and making conces-
sions that will result in the presenta-
ton OF but one name for each from
that county. Addison county has polit-
ical as well as geographical claims on
the State and party, and if its republi-
cans will get together. they will ma
terially strengthen their position from
a strategic point of view.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
"CHEER Ut, LITTLE SISTER"
From the Rutland ueraldJ

A long, narrowing call Of the wild
comes wailing and moaning down
from the bleak northward. over the
sharp, serrated granite edge Of its
subtorrancan lair the Barre Times pro-
trudes it's disjointed nose and blnks
upon world Of sunlight and laughter.
"Rutland's getting all the good things "
it complains, in ehect. Now it's got
the Office of the clerk of the United
States court for the Vermont district
1t had the Judge; now it's got the clerk,
and the clerks Office, and the records and
all that appcrtain; people from up this
section have got to go all the way 70
Rutland to transact their business woe.
woe and yet little moro woe let us
lament together"
But why repino? Why kick against
the priCks or seek to stay the onward
trend of invncible progress? Why
DO not tho flowers unquestioningly in
cline their faces TO the sun in the
heavens? 10 not the brooks sing their
predestncd ways to the valleys? Is not
the steel attracted irresistibly to the
magnet? Does not love laugh at lock-
smiths and ny to its goal? Does not the
needle point ever to the North star? Why
rail at things that are and that must
be? The laws of natural attraction are
supreme; the itteSt must survive;
selah!
Peace Times. and peace be unto you
Barre! Rutland rustling for her second
fourteen thousand prosperous and con-
tented citizens has little time TO bide for
condolences, but she remembers her little
| sister cities and will never grow unmind-
ful OF the time when she too was little
with them. To your knitting Barre. In
the rejected light Of Rutlands bgness
you too may bask and take share OF
credit, serving as the useful handmade
or the States first and foremost city
by furnishing to us corner-stones for
our business blocks and public build
ings.