davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS. Las
prOpiedades alimenticias nutritivas del
aceite de higadO de bacalaO depeDden en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son d1geTIdas y asimiladas con muchR
mas facflidad que las otras, debido q la pre-.
senc1a en- el aceite de bacalRO de cieTtOs
cOmpuestOs derivadOs del hfgadO, que per-
mtten la prOnta emulsifcaci6n del aceite
pOr los dutdos del estomagO y hacen que
su absOrci0n por la membrane mucosa Sc
lleve efectO con mas facilidad y con mas
rapidez que la de ningunR Otra gTasa
Las grasas que el Rceite de hfgadO de
bacalaO cont1ene, aparte de su pOderOsR IA
cultad de nutTiT, no poseen ningdn valOr
terap6uticO-y los OtrOs elementos natura-
les que son parties de su composition posi-
BILE que ninguno de ellOs pueda ejercer en-
el sistema cualquier efecto terapeuticO.
rs evidente pues-que Ell aceite de bR-
calaO es un Rl1mentO y no una medicina
que todas sus virtudes alimenticias estdn
en- las gras8s que entTan en- su composition
~ pOr consiguiente tOdas las preparacio-
mes que pretenden estRF hech8s de los prin-
c1p1os act1vOs del 8celte y que Sc OfTecen
como sus sust1tutOs, son pFOductOs fraudu-
lentOs de Ia especulaci0n meTcantil v del
charlatan1smo. D1chos preparadOs no con-
tlenen ntnguna de las pTOpiedades nutFiti-
bas y recOnstituye del aceite de hIga-
dc de bRcalaO, pOrque carecen de la grasa,
que es la parte del aceite que nutre aIis
menta-su composition tiene mucha seme-
jana con Ia de los COCKTAILs-y su uso
puede en- OcaciOnes causar perjuicios con-
siderables q los enfermos por Ia gran can
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
tienen-y Otras suDstancias narc6ticas, CO.
mo el sulfatO de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles actiVos del aceite de
hGgado de bacalaO, son especialmente Pc
igrOsas para las criaturas, para los nifiOs,
para las j0venes y sefioras, quienes por su
naturale2a delicada temperamento espe-
ciaI no pueden resistir sin grandes QUE
brantOs para su sslud los efectos deleterios
del alcohol, de la estricnina y otras subs
tancias en6rgicas.
FL aceite de h1gado de bacaIao es in
sustituible como alimento-como un re-
constituyente poderoso de la sangre, de los
tejidos, de los nervios y de los huesos.-y
81 modO mas raeiOnel de administrator,
segdn 10 ha pTobado Ia experiencia demas de
30 amos y segdn Ia opinion un1versaEde los
medicOs, es la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta compuesta del aceite mas puro
de OtrOs ingredientes que aumentan con-
siderablemente Ia efcacia nutritiVa del
aCeit0
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Venta Exceptional.

Cinturones, modelos nuvos
en- elasticos y seda de colores.
Estilos Bordados a 10 Y 25
ctYs. uno. Exceptional.
Los dltimos eolores de la
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos 4 40
centayos yarda, estilo de gran
furor para esta estaci6n.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bordadas Y
en- colores, desde so centaYos
uno. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todas los
matices, a S0-75 Sl-OQ $50
uno. Trenzas de S2-O0y S4-O0
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su precio es $3.50
a Is centavos, Exceptional.
Guantes de hilo y seda en-
todos colores y precios.
Flores y plumas para ador-
node sombreros. un bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nnnca hemos traido tantos
modelos nj tan caprichosos.
Velos para la cara el mejor
surtido.
CuelIos corbatas para Sc
noras en- bordados J colores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
ticulos de Venta Exceptional,
infnidad de objetos a mitad
de su costo. Alfombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y
Objeto para yiaie &.
Cintas es un articulo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varia-
dad, desde nuestra especiali-
dae de 10 ctys. yarda hasta
lamas RIGA para banda etc.
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NOMBPAMIENTOS De
Supervising" prin-
CipaIGs de instruC-
Gi6n pdbIiCa.
AnteFiOrmente habian sidO va tesig-
nadOS aIgunOS.
% los 6G 4 que ssGI0aiSOI RdBsTO do Orhgn
1plrOc0R 36 on Ia SlguIsBiO TOIlGl6R.

PoT Ia aacEetarfa del dopaEtamsnto do
instruction 90 ha fsCilitsdo hoy ls Gguien'
te Felaci6n de- nombTRmisntoB do inSpsCt0'
rsH dc esCuslRB (SupsEvining Principally
hschoH por 81 Comisionado.
San Juan, Glen Edwards. Carolina,
Arthur G. Mayo. Rio GrAnde, Archibald
Nc Cullagh. FsjsEdo, usfioEits Cecil Sta
vemE. Naguabo, Harold NJ, SEiloV, Hu'
macao, Joho MsIltwsS. Arroyo, Juan
Huyka. JuucoV, CsIeAtino Benftsz. Ca
guss, MaTisn A. Dacout. Guayama, E.
W. Hutchinson. Caysy, Manuel Nrgs6n
CoIlazo. ComeTfo, Pedro N. Ortiz Al
bonito, Joa6 g GinoEio. BaFroH, Henry
F. Rocksy. CoRmo. Ramiro Colon.
JuanR Dfaz, RamiEo Color.
Ponce: Chss H. Terry. Guayanills,
Froncisco Rodriguez Lopsz. Yauoo, CR.
roy HiCkbs. sSn German, Frank Z.
Sh. W. Cabo Rojo, Francisco Vicanty.
MRysgtsz, Theron Potts. MAFicao, Ken
meth Il. BFsgdon. Afiagco, Carlos V.
UrEutiR LaTeH, @. A. RaSchAFd. AguaB
dilIa, Manuel G. Min. Utuado, J. R.
ButeEbaugh. A8juntaG, Jaime L. DrGw.
Camuy, Juan e. Castillo. Areoibo, F.
r. Moomsy; Manatf, z @. stsplsg. Cia'
Lev, Esteban Rios CaBslIaI. Vega Bsja,
John P. Blanco. CoEozaI, Victor s.
Woodward. Bsyam6n, 0, M Woodd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
NOMBRGMIENTOS

De RcusTdo con los RpsItadon do Ia Ley
del Ssrvicio Civil vigsnts as han sxtendido
por ls Of3jna del Director del DspIrtR-
msnto Consolidate, los siguisntss nom.
bFamiOntos:
Pedro j. Daniel, para Ia plaza de Macs
tEo Plomero del Aailo de N'h1B, con 81
habsr Bnual de S 600
CSndido Acevedc, cRvpintsro del Asilo
de Niiog, sEcendido def 1itivsments 4 Ia
plaza de sb3niAts del miamo ARi!c, con al
haber RnuRl dc S 720.
JeT61 Maria More, para Ia plasa de
CRFpintero del A,ilo de Min 4, con el haber
annual de S 800.
JoH6 Csstrelo LebE6D, pFscticRnts de Ia
caTcsl de Visqueu, payR la plaza dc prac
ticAnte del Manicomio, con Ell habsr Rnual
de S 800.
AdolfO Q. FORTUNE, para Ia plaza de
Practicants dc Ia CkTcsl de Viequsa con 81
hab0T RnuAl de s 24O.
Han Iido dsdoE de baia en- ell Mani
comic los ex 'slisnRdos Fsrmfu Torres, de
AguRdillR y Juan Pinsro TorEsF, de
Lola.
-Ss ls han concsdido 80 dfss do liosn
CiR con Husldo y ain inCluiE domirgoB nj
dfaB foEiadoE, Ia profesora del AaiIo de
NihoB, sefioEita Maria Monn6.
-Luego do diafrutAF do les 30 dfaB de
liCsnCiR que le fueron ooncodidoV, ha to-
mRdo poGesi6n de 50 cargo ls ampleada
del ABilo de NihRs, Nfiorita EGperanzR
Garcia Gsona.
Para lR plaza do inspector de alimsn.
toB , drogag, del DepSTtamanto de sani.
dad, BenefcsnCiR y CoEEscciCn, vaoants
poF fslleCimiento del stfior CEndido Mar.
tfnez RoSall6, ha aido nombrado con fechs
dg ayOr, el j6vO1 Manuel Palacioa sRla.
EAE,
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C 0 MER CIAl.

Nos psEtioipan los Mf"reB Meliu & Bur.
guerra habeE ConBtitufdo una Eocis6ad mor.
Cantil bsjo IL denomination de "MOlis &
BuTgueTa," }" con 81 fin do compTAE sl sIta.
blecimiento LA Linda" dc GsIabert
HeFmRnoV, 10 que han vsrifcRdo.
Son BoCiOI gsBteTel, con d uso dc Ia frmR
don Andres MeIiI , FeTrsr , don Antonio
Burgusra J NcguGTa.
Que tsngan busnoG negocios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

HBTILOIDEs-N mOioP mas goguYo
de t0dOs log OspOCihoog hRgta Rhoga oOnoeidR
para la GuFa pOrmGnOntO do t0ag Las OnfOE-
m0dad0g dc lR ur0tG, 20 sean Sgtas CF6niGa8 8
agudaB 0Ontion0 81 flujo Gura por COM
parade SIMILAR laB RonorEaas, 0SpOFmStoFnSg
0igtitiG, cot. Eejor que lGs inyOecionOg muy
superior gd g6ndRl0 OopGibG. EmpiOEa
9aEtiE Bu efOot0 Las tres 8 OuRtFo horas do
38boHBO tornado.
LO8" EEEILOIDEs"-1on fGgiIoD do tomaY
y 0Bt4n pHepaKad08 de manOHA que no FOVuOl.
V0n q 0Bt6m8go nj prOdue0n n5Rlo1 0f0ctor,
De VOntG On todGg las BotiGaa. Pidang6
UuOgtFaB gratis BuB Gnioo1 fabPioRntog-
9FedOFtGk st0aEng . Cas DOtFoIt, IEiOhi.
GAM q. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
.JNPUEBLO EN- CRUEL
deSespGraCi6n.
OtTa tentatiVa de iDCendiO en- Ia Ca
sa del ss1OI LIsVin8, en- Csysy.
Es d tIrcSrl V'l que Names eTIBInlIOs IAtentlR
pigaT fu0go 1 tIChl GaSa
[ y massIr0 ooYrespOnsall

JuDio ga la misms hoEs que ano.
che 8 40 minutes, mRnoB CFiminRIeH intsn'
taFon rsduciE ConiEaI, nuavamente Ii ca
q que hAbits don JoB6 LlAviuO, y s la a.
z6n gEito1 do RlaTma, hicioEon Congrsgsr
% dieho GitiO numsToSlI psFSOnaE.
Con tan iusto motiVo-la tOECarR vEz
eB este, que slto ocurEO en IL miUma canR-
loH hAbitanteB de sItR poblaci6n 90 hRllan
alaFmadfsimoB y Bumidos en cruel deBsBps
raci6n.
UTgR pus1, que Bo tomsn medidaB en6T-
gical tlndenteI dOgCubTir los vardRde
FoB CFiminaIes.
Nos paEscs que las casaB do BsguroV,
como msdida pTsvOntivs, debOn procOdsE
Embellishments aI levantamiento de log
SECURES On Cayey existenteE.
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ben HECAO.

La poliofa hR comenzRdo deRde Rysr
una EequiGR dc muchacho8 desocupadoI
que Sc entTetienen, todR hoEa, en- diSpA'
EaE pGtRFdoB on las GALES do Ia Ciuda9.
Los familiRres de estoB nifloB han Bid0 ad'
veEtidos dc que dsbsn prOhibirIel tel p&BaI
tempo y On el CaBo de que no 90 CorTijRn
81 iusz impondrG las muEtRs y penRB del
CRE0.
acknowledgements que 90 nota cads vtz
mas ls fsltB de pRTqueHy = aitios de FscEso
o. doude los nifiOS pudieFRn entregarae &
juegoH propioS de 30 edad, ain molsDtAr 81
veCindRFiu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
TEMPESTAD EN- Ell FAClFlCO
Una Iancha blindada Sc fu6 a piuue.

De la prsnBR de Cubs, lIegada ultima
mente tomamoS ls Giguiouto information:
"Por deBPachoB telegTffcog expodidog
en- MoGtorrey California sGbeBs que Ia
sEcuRdrR del Rlmirants Evans ha nido
Horprendida On el Pacffoo por una fuelts
tsmpsEtad.
"El acoEazado "IlIinois" eatuvo punto
de aboEdRr 81 alabama"
"Pudo, con grsndeB trRbsjog, avitaEBe 10
Colisi6n; pero el "AlabamA" Bufri6 gran.
der avsTfRA
La lauoha blidada "Connsticut" 70 fa6
q piqus."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

ATENCIONl LA Nusva Pariaienus''
San Francisco ndm0Fo so. sombroros dc
EsfioRng, ntfioritGI , nifas 6ltimag novsda.
der, eatR CauB o hR tTaGladado IN local
mayor "a San FEanCiOCo so dondO rollizS
pEetioI muy bRTatO8 BOmbEeFos RdoEnn.
dos dO UaHoraI, 1eHoritaB J nida1 dssdo so
clntSVo8 G5Y S6 uno, loa hay de todog
ColoEW , para todo8 los guItoA 15V.G
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MyEgLEs FlNOs, BARGTOs

sevende nm juRgo 1s Gala, negro, ds
Visnp; t0oRdoTeB de cRobR con mETmoI;
eonsolAB con mkEmoI de CREFRFa; ropsRo1
do caoba, IAVadoO; lfmpaTa dc crintal de
luce8 ETC., ETC. I0foFmoI para lou pra
clos: NoTz'gaFAy 5. (PRbollonO1 de San
CEiHt6bal. 8V alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
a OOMPRAR MADERA.-La g.

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-LG Cen.
paHGG Industrial de 6qntaFes (san Juan
Box 657) tisne en- clRG0 dc pEimeRR pre-
oios in Competncia, IN Completo BuEtidO
para construction de caGaA MolduFag Dc
todos tamafioa. TAblillas para psEIianal
D0p6-itoS. San Juan fronts 81 muolla
n6mOEo 2. santuEcs Stop. "a. Tsle6onol
425 , 1880, 1h
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EN- UNA BURNA CASA DE FA.

EN- UNA BUENA CASA DE FA-
MILIA 6 Alquilsn hAbitaCionGI para ms.
tEimoniog q hombEo1 solos Trato exec.
lonts familiar. BuOns Comida, , pre-.
clos TegulaEments OCOn6miCog. La CaHD
tisnO vista Il bahia 20 muy frsgca.
DiKiRiRI0 & Totuan As. EAn Juan, p. B.
15V.R
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CABLES De HOY.
EI general Ramon Cacerss pIegidO
Presidente de Ia RepdbIica D0mi-
niCana.
los fiIipinOs denunCiaHd0 a los anne
IiCan0s y americans residences
en- ell archipelago.
Alfonso, con motive del naCimientO
de su ssgunt0 hijO, psTdOnt a
IN REQ que iba a ser eiGcutadO.
I'm desastr0sO inGentio GerGs de
Quebec, en- gI Canada.

Nav Yolk Jnnio 24.-EL general Rs
mon O6CeFes, del Gibao, ha aido pRoClama.
do, Bfg6n deBpachoB gus Be FecibieFon aver
en- eBtR Cjudad, presidents de lR Rep6blics
Dominioaua. En- las eIeoCiones no 10 han
FegietEado dintuFbioB, pG6aH do que 81
elGmento contFRFio 81 gobierno Be muoBtFR
deucontento8 de Ia proclamation de CfOeTel
q. dispone, segun csc elemento desde 90 pa
laCio de la capital, de tcdoS loSlFeSoEtsI que
pusden EEsguTar el resuItado indtfeCtibis
dsunaa eieCCionss. FL vRpoF "MaTRcaE,"
egado aver este puerto pEocedents de la
igla de Trinidad, ha sido puesto en- cuR.
rentena per habsE fallecido abordo de sDfer
medad deIOonoCidR, duFante 81 visje, uno
de los tripulanteu.
Manila, Junio 24.-OirCulaTaB incen'
diaEias han sido difundidRB poF todo ol
archipelago. ProCeden, Bsgdn 90 cT6s, dc
una vRAtR gociedsd rovoluCionREia. En-
tales CiFcularss 90 denunCia los america
nos de sHtRF envueltoB On suceIoB eHCandalo'
500, 30 CalifCR & las muieFoB de dORho'
neAtaV, de inmoERles 4 los ofoiRles de
gobierno. Tildan an las citAdas CiEcula'
res loB amePioanoa de aCRpRFR6oTeB de
ls Fiqusss de las iBlaB dsnunci6ndoloB Rda'
mas como Baqussdores = de habsr RBeIina'
do numGF0goB fiji pinos durRnte ID Fevolu'
ci6n. En- Las ciYculRFsg se teFmin8 aeon
BsiRndo todog los ftipinog Ell incoDdio
de todas las pEopiedadGs de los america
canou y el p&EaE & 6stoB & ouchillo,
Madrid, Junio 24.-La raina Victo'
ria, que tuvo foIiz aIumbYamiento GI IunGu,
he preBaptado Ia Real familiR 81 Begundo
hijo. 81 Fsy Alf0nso con motivo de aEta
Buceso, perdon6 aver inmediataments &
an Fso que 80 hRlIabs sn cRpilIa, 81
cual fsltabsn solo a'gunRD hoTRB para Ber
ejeCutad0. La magnanimidRd del joven
monaFoa fu6 scogida con general Rplauso
por la noblegR Is aFistoCFaciRGde la CoEts.
Ha Bido feBtejadfGim0 en- todR Ia villa 81
nacimiento de Gute nuevo principe egpanolD
ThreriveFH, ceFca do Quebec, Junio "a.
Han gido deStFufd0s poE un vi0lento in
C0ndio, en- este pueblo, tresCientoB edifciog.
Fu6 impossible dsBde los pPimeros momen'
toE, aislsF las llamsH. EatRS se pr0pGgSr0n
tan T6pidamsnte, favorecidaB por impstuo'
sos vientog, que POGO habfsn desspaTecido
tres mRnzanRB dc CRgRB dc las mas impor'
tantes del pueblo. Este eB pequefic, peTo
de gran actividad Industrial comaEcisl.
Las p6rdidaB Bs oalculan on IN million de
dollRTg. Las autOridad0s de Qusbec han
enviado suxiliog, pusB son muChes laB fR.
miliRB que RcRmFan en- tiendaB de campa'
Ms, poE hAbeR psEdido sus hogaEes.
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NUGVA LTNEA FRUTERA.


$1,000
uaPna1sd 7hn
%npn5a
grnIo nroaa s
sy9ah
ndmnod adugnedm
) t po OF
N n
ess s 3 % ps ] @ sss5a 5s @ % s @ S
nareu
10000
a han
o
.o
d @ se9 aasS
py
Ps@ speculative
DECDASE
Massachusetts Co. GIlRRN GnWERGN IN
Rgaa~@n@y Arma nngnm ~
Da osNms
A Ia Cuban c~n@cia
Boston,, Mass
n0.". ." .".~ .....ep
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JUAN BRASCHI,
Director Inferno.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
| CURRENT COMMENT.
s.,,s,s:sss.s.s.sssss.sss.ssssssstissssti.ss
strike loss IN BslIows FaIIs.


The disastrous consequences Of the
napermakers' strike in Bellows Falls
are told in A striking manner in our cor.
respondenec from that village today. The
striking workmen lost in wages 600.
The strike benefits due them amounted
to S4,sS7.50, but they received from the
rational organization only $1,000, an
average Of $3.50 per man for nine weeks
while the workmen were idle One ef
feet OF the strike has been the inaugura
ton of the three-tour system A third
Of the big international paper company's
plant has been shut down and the com
panys pay roll since Jan. I y estimaf-
-ed 70 be $4,000 less than In the cores
ponding period in 1907 The result Of
the strike seems TO be loss to the sill
lage Of approximately $4,000, large
curtaiment III its leading industry, and
the gaining Of q reputation for labor
complications which may affect the es.
Enlistment Of new industries Many Of
the strikers did not receive benefits
from the union, as they were not IN good
standing. The Barre granite cutters,
who are now on a strike, and who nave
dropped 100000 in wages, are also
having this kind OF an experience, and
many Of them are not receiving the
small helpful gratuity from the union
Brattleboro Phoenix.
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and more direct responsibility than any
other business men. The idle, sef-seekr
ing, the mtruthful, the yicions, beguile
them at every hand, to use the powerful
engine Of the press to carry themselves
a little way along their chosen road.
The editor must watch ceasclessly for
these mwelcome passengers, and eject
them on sight He appreciates the re-
sponsibiity Of his trust. lie reaches bis
ideal as nearly as he can, and does far
more for the morals Of the community
than he is usually given credit for !
believe firmly that the journalists Of
the country are just az loyal and patri-
otie citizens just as true men, just as
eager to build up their communities, to
uplift and broaden and better the people,
just as anxions to carry sunshine rather
than sorrow and grief into the families
which their Journal visits, as are the
same number Of men in any other pro-
fossion or any other line Of business in
the United States"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
MEETING WITH SUCCESS.
Movement to Bring Agricultural Inter-
ests Together.


Editor Times About month ago
circular letter was sent you calling
yonr attention 10 the new movement
tor bringing the agricultural interests
81 New England into closer touch with
each other and more helpful connection
with the agricultural interests Of New
England. at that time the movement
was practically tentative. one Now,
however, til success Is assured and the
establishment of the federation under
the name OF the New Engand Federa
ton Of Agricultural Students is an ae.
eomplshed fact
On the evening 81 The fifth 81 the
month delegates from the agricultural
colleges Of the New England states met
at the BelleYille hotel. Boston, and there
accepted the constitution BY which the
organization = to be governed At the
meeting Of TIE Rural Progress society
which the delegates attended the nest
day the federation was made a member
81 this society; and EACH delegation took
back to It's agricultural club an inter.
esting and instructive report Of the
meeting.
Probably steps win soon be taken To
affiliate the New England Federation OF
Agricultural Students with the National
Federation Of Agricultural Students or
ganizcd for similar purposes in the West
4 few years ago.
Respectfully,
Geo. L. Harrington,
Secretary
Burlington, Vt, March rs. 1908.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
WEST T0PSHAM

James Welch Of eroton spent Sunday
ID town
Hight brothers started their mill
Monday.
G. X. Church Of Bradford was in town
last week.
Miss Winona sanb6rn visited in Barre
last week
Miss yernie Bowen Of Barre visited in
town last week.
r. R. Fellows went TO Great Barring
ton. Mass. Monday.
j.. r. Fellows was in S. Johnsbury
last week on business.
Hight Brothers filled car Of spool
wood Friday at Bradford.
Bradley Smith Of Boston, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, A. T. Smith
West Thopsham post-offee viii be a
money order office after April lst.
Miss Mary Chalmers Of Groton visited
her mother the last Of last week.
Henry Prescott Of Manchester, y. H..
is visiting his sister, Mrs. b. f. Gil
ley,
Charles Butler i to work for the
Hight Brothers during the saving
season.
Lieutenant Leo Mcclure removed to
his former home at Bradford Centre on
Saturday
Chas \. Bemis and Miss Flossie Hood
was IN South Ryegate Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Carroll Button will occupy his black
smith shop April LIST. He has been in
Cofinth the past year.
L. P. Hight is finishing of a room
in his store fof the cabinet of the post
office and r. II ID. mail
Mrs. Converse Of Lyman. \. H.
sister OF The late Mrs. Freeman Cunning.
ham was il town las1 week.
j. D. Nilds is 70 build an addition
10 his harm the coming summer He has
hired Harley Mills for year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
WHO'S WHO CHANCES IN
VERAi0NT

Vermont and New Hampshire are
about nip and tuck in size, population
and representation in this years WHO'S
Who" whore Vermont has 80 natives
and eighty residents, to New IIamp-
shire's 300 natives ard l22 residents.
Concord Monitor
1t viii be noted in the who's Who
representation that while the two states
are nearly equal in the total number Of
names, New Hampshire leads BY quite a
margin in the number of those who are
still residents OF that state. Whereas,
only one-fifth Of Vermont's names, con.
sidered worthy Of d place ii the book,
are those Of present residents Of Yer.
mont. Yet there surely ought 70 be as
much chance for Vermonters to gain
renown in their own state as for New
Hampshire people ia theirs. The advan-
tage Of opportunities does not lie in
favor Of New Hampshire Let those
who yearn for Who's Who" fame try
It III Vermont and let the failures here
seek success elsewhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

When it comes to the question oil mod
esty, Governor johnson Of Minnesota Is
running ac lose second To his famous
contemporary, Governor Hughes Of New
York Each protests that if his party
feels that its best interests would be
conserved By selecting him as standard
bearer he johnson Or IEughcsl would
accept the honor. They are receptive
candidates for the nomination Of their
respective parties in contrast to scram.
bling candidates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Tales Of Cities.

New York city has the third largest
German population OF any city IN the
world, only Berlin and Hamburg be-
ing ahead OF 1t
Philadelphia is talking about cele
brating the two hundred and twenty.
fifth anniversary or her founding next
October, and Mayor Ieyburn recon,
mends that the old home week idea be
adopted.
A town that doesn't owe d cent, has
not had a debt FOR twenty-five years,
put has money Invested. where the
tax rate is only $3.50 on $1,000 and
Where practically the entire commit
ment over $4,000. is collected within
the year It is assessed--that is War
rem. Ne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
srccEsS TO ALI. or THEM

To-day sees a number Of changes in
the Vermont newspaper field. Henry
w. Hall, who came from Troy, n. ",
to be managing editor Of the Rutland
Herald, is succeeded By Howard t. Hind
ley, whose place as managing editor Of
the Montpelier Journal Is taken BY
Charles A. Webb, Mr.. Hail. as we I'M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

It may shed some light on the act OF
Congressman Heain, who shot negro
in Washington streetcar last Friday
night. that he was the author OF a Jim
Grow" car measure in Congress, whose
purpose is to force negroes to ride in
separate conyeyances from white people.
Perhaps Mr.. Helm was endeavoring to
enforce his own measure BY personal
application.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

IN the March AppIeton's magazine,
Editor Charles II. Taylor 81 the Boston
Globe treats most Interestingly from the
standpoint Of the newspaper man, and
probably from that Of the layman in the
business, the responsibility Of tile editor
to the public His conclusion i AZ fol-
lows: Journalists have a much heavier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

The pittsford selectmen repart that
during the wear ending February "A,
1905, eleven farmers in That town lost
i06 sheep and three cattle. the ami
mails being killed by dogs This dam
age was appraised At $4as, while the
amount received from registered dogs
in town was only 1921.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

The st. Adams Messenger Il inclined
to believe that Congressman p. j. Foster
win soon qualify for the equestrian act
In the circus If he succeeds in riding so
many political horses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

Swanton ought to be so pleased that
its school accommodations are not suiii-
cient that it should 90 right ahead and
make them larger Not great many
towns in Vermont are afflicted with a
surplus Of children.