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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

The Olympia Bowling Club beat the
Hoquium team, in a match game
played at the latter city, last Satur-
dav,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25
For Sale at a Bargain.

Two good steel ranges and one
French range for sale cheap. Call on
or address c. Holthusen, Tony Faust
Restaurant, Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

IT seems that Mr.. Roosevelt has
concluded not to retire Gen. Miles, for
the present, after all his broncho blus.
ter. If there is anything for which
Teddy has a wholesome respect,
amounting to a fear, it is that irresis-
tible current known as public opin.
ion when it threatens to frost-bite the
tiny boom for an Office be never could
and never will hold, except by acct.
dent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

THE eliot machines are again run
ming in Seattle. 1t seems awful hard
for the people Of that city to be good.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25
Party Ginger-Pop.

Senator Beveridge, who assumes to
be the spokesman OF the Republican
party at this time, delivered Il mani
iesto, in indianapolis, Wednesday
which, ii it is not the political creed,
III brief, OF Theodore Roo>ev, II, is at
least presumably 50, for Mr. b. did not
deny it and his friends made the as
sertion that he spoke, like the ancient
statutes-at-large, By Authority"
The keynote of the coming cam
paign, he declared to be, Hands off
the activities of the American people,
and they will achieve as never nation
yet achieved. Let the American peo-
pie alone"
That declaration may mean some
thing or not. 1t has a Bombastean
sound that is remarkably like the ring
of a would be leader of a gaping
throng. 1t may embody the solid
spirit. or be only the froth, which fz-
zles and spouts, wherever any efferves.
cent beverage is on tap.
II Mr.. Beveridge voices the senii.
ment of the President regarding trusts,
it must have undergone some change
from the speeches he made before
election and since he accidentally
dropped into the position that nobody
ever dreamed he might some day fill.
Mr.. Beveridge declares that trusts do
not Cypress the people; Mr.. Roosevelt
has said that they do, and that they
needed restraint, but the Glands Off
declaration of the stalwart mouth
piece. indicates that Mr.. Roosevelt has
again had to yield to influences en-.
t.rely beyond his control.
Mr.. Beveridge gives the President
some stepping-stones to reach shore
from the political Slough of Despond,
in the shape of saving-clauses which
may or may not be read between the
lines. He proposes that a remedy be
applied to curb corporate greed, in
stead of the medicine of death, as if
all remedies suggested have not been
vigorously and successfully fought by
organized and deeply.rooted monopoly,
and the efforts OF labor had been directed
to destroy rather than to enforce con-
ditions OF equity and fair.1ealing which
would inevitably result in health aud
strength, and tone to the soul OF
capital as we'll rs its sinews, the brawu
and muscles of labor.
The speech is q cunningly contrived
argument in support Of the expansion
theory, which ends in imperialism. It
is, as are all the gifted orators speeches,
model of sophistry and special plead
ing. As is claimed, it strikes the
keynote of the coming campaign, and
if people have not lost all reverence
for the principles of our forefathers, it
is just in line with all that might be
desired to present that issue clear-cut
to the people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

LEWIS county realized $16,5S1 from
its bargain-counter sale of taxes ICON.
iscated" for delinquent taxes, last
Monday. In Chehalis every lot was
sold and at Centralia over 5000 was
realized and all the lots were not sold
A quarter section of land on Cedar
creek was sold for 1857, which was the
best price obtained on acreage realty
An agent of the McFadden estate
which owns several blocks adjoining
Chehalis, attempted to bid in the prop.
erty, but it ran to 90 high . figure that
he secured only one of the seven tract.
offered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

REASON at last prevails at Washing
ton regarding our nations represents
ton at King Edwards coronation.
The enthusiasm of the President and
Cabinet, who at first intended sending
our whole navy to do honor to king.
craft, has under the censorship of pub.
lie opinion been reduced to . deter
mination to send one warship to the
fete. Capt. Clark declined the ap.
pointment to represent our govern.
ment, and the "honor" has been
passed, like the buck at "draw," to
Rear Admiral John G. Watson, who il
second on the list Of active admirals.
The President ignored Admiral Dewey,
but it is hardly probable that the gal.
liant hero of Manila would have &C.
cepted the commission without protest.
Such q vulgar exhibition of spite in
award of the commission, however, dis.
graces the man making it, and brings
the high Office he holds into disrespect
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

The rush of homeseekers to this
State has now fairly begun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25

Oily quotes DR.. Groszman, an emf.
nent specialist of New York. AS saying
that indigestion makes people tell lies
which statement coming from the
source it does, compels hat-lift Of
respect, aud explains why the new pa.
per, the Recorder, has been 80 far off,
on many Of its statements since its ad.
vent to the busy sphere Of life. In our
innocence, We had considered it men.
tai obliquity. instead Of bodily dis.
ease, and have perhaps. at times been
too severe in judgment. If 80, we are
sorry for it, and prescribe steady use
Of Bro. Garrison's Dyspepsia Tablets
for q cure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-25
CIVIL GOVERNMENT
FOR THE PHILIPPINES BEFORE
CONGRESS.

The Bill Pronounced an Ubiquitous Measure BY
Senator Cormack Of Tennessee - Favored
Capital Is to Have an Iunins-The Corpor.
atoms Influenced Exclusion Bill Substitute
-" Government by Blackmail' - Split Be-
tween the President and Congress Widens-
Gen. Miles Will Be Retired.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
Information L1caI.

e. Is de este mes sali6 de Ca
diz, con direction & Puerto Rico el
vapor Espa0ol Monserrate.
Sc encuentr& enfermO de al-
gun cuidado el Poro. sef1or Colon,
cura Pa -roco de Ii iglesia de Santa
Aua.
-En Catano ae estk fernando
una sociedad ap0Bims p0r acci0nes,
CON obieto de lev&utar una f&brica
de tabacos; Al efecto SO nombr6 una
comisi6n org Aniz sdora, compuestA
de los Sres. Raimundo Rodriguez,
Sandalio Charbonier, Agustfn Huer.
tas, E1sebio Rodrig 0ez, .Camilo
Gonzalez. Julio Gambia, y Antonio
Ramirez.
Los vecinos del poblado de
PAlO SecO Sc disponen q celebrar las
iestas de su PAtrona y al ef9cto es-
tan iniciando una suscripci6n, pro-
meti6ndose celebrarlss con mucho
rumb0.
--Anoche { las dos de 10 madru.
g&da. fac encontrada muerta en- su
hSbitaoi6n, una mujer llamads Ri
rda Cruz (Alias L. gallins) Con
tai motivo ha sido detenido ell indi-
viduo Juan Garc1a marido de L. in:
terfscts.
-EI Gobernador del Hawaii ha
escrito al de esta isla prometi6ndole
investigar Ia verdadera situRci6n de
los puertorrique11os emigsados &
aQuel pals.
-Sa noticia que hubo Snoche
uu conato de incendio en- IL c&lle de
San Jasto. No tuvo importancia.
-Desde aver Sc estSu recono-
ciendo y examinando los aspirantes
& 'ingre sos en- L. Polic1A Iusular.
Hay 119 peticion&rios. Solamente
hay trece plazas vacantes, pero es
muy possible que se aumenten so pla.
zss m&a en- dicho cuerpo.
e .ta noche SO llevar& a efecto
en- ell local que ocup& IL aFede1 &C On
Librea la election de la nuevs direc
iva. Solo ten 31&n derecho 6 votAr
los que est6n al d1a er el pago de
sus Quotas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

e. Tribunal de Distrito de es-
to ciudad hA impuesto $50 dollars
de multa a Teodoro Vlrella, Adolfo
Miranda, y Juan Ayala de R!o Pie
dr&s, por no hab9r comparecido an
te dich0 tribunal para La celebra.
ci6l de IN juicio.
Sc hA concedido AutorizaCion
para postuLsr ante los Tribunsles de
de est& isla, { los nuevos abogsdos
Sres. Salvador Mestra, Jose G. Ro'
driguez y Pedro del Vale.
--Est@ t&rde sale para Ia isl& Ca
Zebra el vapor <Potomac.S
-Ea el pr6ximo vApor Correo
embRrcA para Espans, eI senior don
Antonio Manrique de Mayaguez,
acompahado de su hijs Mhnuela.
-Ha regresado & su residences
de Arecibo, don Manuel Lsdesma
Fgueroa del alto comerCio de &quella
villa.
Sc han hecho operaciones de
azdcar segunda desde $3.16 6 $50
para embarque. Consume local
moscabada clara de Ponce, So 1 A &
$50.
ON60& NSS &SA OSSSSSSS 0S
sal en- esta ciudad, detallandose este
artfculo & setenta y cinco centavos
quintsl.
Con motivo de L. pertinRz llu.
via que de Algunos dias esta parte
ha cAldo en- esta capital, Sc suspen-
di6 auoche L. junta de propietarios
&nunciads en- I'll salon del Casino Es-
pSnol, h&bi6ndose trausferido para
mafAna q Ia mism& hor&4
Hoy Sc nevaron s efecto los
examenes de Flsiolog1s y Matem&ti-
cas-, en- 10 normal de Rio Piedras.
Ell di& 26 de JUNO Sc lev&ra
6 efecto en- Ell Departamento de
Oo1as P6blicas 10 subasta de los ira.
baics de ID CRrretera de Utu&do s
Adiuntss. Para cualquier inform&-
ci6n, pueden dirigirse los Interest,"
dos & dichA ofcin@.
-MAnana microbes 81 ell tempo
10 permite habra retrets en- IL plaza
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principal, por la banda de In Poll
CTS.
Hoy teudra lugar en- Ia Corte
de Distrito de San J 1au oil iuicio
contra R1sendo Rivera y Francis
Martinez por violaci6u y homicide
cometido on ell pueblo de Carolina.
E, fiscal pide para los acussdos, por
ell delito de violaci6a 10 pens de IA
amos meses y IN dia, por 81 deli
to de hom'ciiio L. ds II 2119s. ma.
ses y uu dfs de prisi61 temporal
Ademas uuS indemniz&ci6Q de 500
dollars para los padres de Ia vfcti.
ma.
Ell vspor miguel M. Pinillosa
sale hoy de CAnarias para este puer-
to, y seguira para los de Arecibo,
Ponce, HAbans, C:enfuagos, y Vera.
cruz (Mexico.)
Ell vRpor GPi) TX esta a Ia
carg& en- BArcelona, de d )nde ssldra
ell 90 del corriente con escalas en-
M&llorca, T0rrevieja, Malsg@, Caiiz
Tenerife y les Palmas.
-Ha tenido lugsr ell sepelio del
cadaver del apreciable o5rero don
Valentin Collie, ciud +dano modestfsi
mo que supo Conquists general
estim&ci0n por sus condiciones de
lsborioeid&1 y honra6ez, Figure en-
el p&rtido republicRno, y fue siem-
pre- hombre de una ssriedad elem.
plar y de atlas Virtudes. LA CORES.
PONDENCIA envia su r6same sincere
& IL famili& del fnado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
RObO en- una 6SCuela
en- "Palo Seco."
FL ladr6n fue modesto.
PrObablemente un muChaChO.

El Sabado por 10 noche escala-
ron en- ePalo Secoa ls casa pArticu-
lar de 10 professors de aquel poblado,
aprovechRndo que 6st& Sc hallaba
ausente en- esta ciudad.
Por el rAstro que qued6 ell es
calamiento ha debido ser obr& de un
ch'quillo, pues solo srrsncaron una
pequef1a tSblh por IL psrte de atlas
que no da acceso mas que & un cuer>
po muy pequeflo.
Lo raro del caso es qae solo Sc
rob&ron tres cuchillos, aejando en-
So lugAr TODD cuauto en- IL casa ha.
bfA. L6gico es suponer que fuera
mandadO por alguien FL muehacho
expresRments 6 robar los cuchillos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
Crimen horrible
Siete prisioneros
AMERIOANOs, DBsCUARTIzAD0s.
Ell ejercitO indignado porsjgue a sus
enemig0s

New-York JUNO II l1-30 A. N.
Siete individuos del ej6rclto
americana que Sc hallaban en- po-
der de los rebeldes fIipinos, han
sido horriblemente descuartizados
por los nativos en- armas. EstOs he
chos que de ha POGO vienen repiti6n
dose con frecuencia en- el archipi6-
lago, hace que sea cada vez mayor
la indignation de las tropas ameri-
canas, que persiguen activamente a
sus encarnizados enemigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
Ell general Matos.
Los revolucionarios
NO DESMAYAN.
Sc tome IN nuevo ataque a la Guayra,
NO DESMAYAN

New York JUNO II 1880 A NJ.
Ell caudillo revoIuciOnario, ge-
neral Natos, con Ia cooperation de
importantes personalidades de la
po4ltica yenezolana, sigle adelante.
Los rev0lucionarioS Sc sienten cada
vez mas fuertesT y no deSmayan
IN solo mOmentO. Sc teme un nue.
vo ataQue la Guayra, y con este
motivo ell gobierlo adoPta grandes
p:ecaUciOnes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
Estados Unid0s.
Presidcnte Roosevelt
RECIBE AL REPRESENTATIVE
To H1ho
De Cuba

New York JUNO II 1870 A. NJ.
El PreSidente de Estados Uni
dos, TeO1oro Roosevelt ha recibido
con signifcativas y elocuentes ma
nltestaclones de simpatla y amis-
tad al Ainistro representative de Gu
ba Ell diplomatico cubano CORES
pondi0 a las atenciones del Presi-
dente Roosevelt, quien expres6 res
pecto deia naciento RapGblica fra
ses de elogio. El recibimientO fu6
cOrdia 'lsimo y amistoso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

Va Sc esta hsciea5o de 10 Id
SEl Nuevo Mundo,0 >f6 frente 6
Ia Plaz2 BAldorioty por sus ricos re-
frescos de le; hs batid@ con cuAl-
quiera el&se de sirops & s ceutAv1s
= mantec&lo exaelente. All es s
don Eluavdo Lopez dsspachando
hasta las IL de ID mocha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
Filipinas.
Los nativos llevan q cabo
TREMENOOS CRIMENES.
unoLan
Hechos saDgrientos.
New York JUNO II H. 30 A. N

New York JUNO II 1870 A. M.
En- muchos pueblos de Luz6n
y otras parties de Filipinas, los ia
galos pr0paran emboscadas a fin de
cometer atroces crfmenes en- los
americanos. Muchos de 6stos han
sido asesinados' de un modo barba-
70, pues So les hace sufrir grande-
mente por medic de Instruments
inquisitOriales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

Dice un aprecia0l9 j6v6l de
San Juan: Tengo Ia satisfaction de
exponer que: Ia lecha bstida Cue
eirven en- LA VAQUITA NEGRA,
es Ia qua mas ma gusta, Po1 es
coy bus n client9 de L. Casa.-Firma-
do-Jacinto N&raplO 20.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

Nos dicen de PAtillss que sd1
reina iutranquilidad entire Aquel We
cindario. Csuss: j. pertinaz jluviA,
y Ia reciente sfaz Il - d. ls q zebra
d del pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

Les obreros de eLe Federation
Librea del Distrito de Ponce, Sc nos
dice que tienen en- proyacto Ia cele'
brac:6u de una serie de veladas nci'
co literarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
N0TICIAS,

En- Msyaguaz llueve copioas men
to desde h&ca algunos di&s. CJmo
en- Ponce, las lsbOres sgrfcol@s en-
aquella juris iicci6n se hallsn de mo-
mento paralizsdas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

e; bAila del Casino de Ponce,
que no pudo lleyacse 6 efsct2 est2
dttino domingo, probablements ss
cslebraF& el p:6xtmo, pues en esto,
dias regresara de GuAysms ID or
QaestS de don don D1mipgo C:uS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
La VaCun2 en- LaTGS.

Vacunsdos durante el mes de
Mavo, pr6ximo pisRdo en- esta po-
blsci6n APO individuos En- Ia actuA-
lidad recorreu ell pueblo, vAcun&ndo
& domicilio, los Dot t7res Ssin, Asen'
20 y don NarciEo Sanchez, Ipspl 3tor
PeS pnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
E'Spana.
Gobierno de Madrid
ENVIA REPRESENTATIVE
a la RspQblica cubana.

New York Junio II 1l-s0 A NJ.
Ell gobiorno de Madrid ha en-
vlado su Ninistro representaDte d
Cuba. En- Ia capital de la joven Re-
pdblica Sc hacen preparativos para
reclbir dignamente al que viene
representa- a la vieja metr6poli en-
Ell seno de la nueva nacionalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

E0 sLa Dulce A!isnzS. cAlle de
la Cruz. encodtrAr6 Ud. tojos los
obi 3tOs coneecnieutes 81 rAmo de
carpint arfa y ebanisterfa. q precios
de situaci6r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
Una bOmba.

G, n vo'snt fjs, y lccs, lists
para funciOnar al vap>r, Sc vsnde
parats. Inf Jrm%Can ea La Oorrespon.
d8ncia S Is 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

Sc VENDE: UnA casa bastAn.
to productiva ca ests Capital, 81.
taAdR an ell c9ntro de los neg 1cios.
Ha de vandarse ensegui1a. Pre3io
m6iico. Dirigirse & Il, B. K , POST
Office. an 3 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
UNA CARTA.

San Juan JUNO II de 1902.
Sr. Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE
Mry sr. mio = amigo: por ell
NAL tempo de aver, SO suspendi6 Ia
Asamblea de propletarios que debi6
celebrarsa anoche en- los sALones del
sCasino EspAf1ola, p&rs tratsr aco~-
ca de les injustifc@dos Aumentos he
chos en- lss plaoill&s de las cont~ihu
clones para 81 aflo fiscal de 1902 8
1908.
Por el regular ndmero De con-
tribuyentes que concurriarOn snoche
al &C s:no Espaf1ola, Sc scor66 que
el acto Sc verifque man ana 8 Ia mis-
ma bora y en- Ell mismo locsl, 10 que
encareEco u. Sc sirvs publican en-
So ilustrado peri6dico.
Le suticipa lss graciss, repiti6n.
dose de U alto. amigo = 8 S.
Jose q o1az Yale
Seoretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

PARA OFICINAS y hombre4
solos, sc a'q9iIon en- los bAjos de IL
casa ndmero II de Ia Gale de L.
Fortalezs, una habitAci6n y su rec&,
msra, con pusrta & Ia calle. Ipfor-
mes en- los a.t0s. n 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

E GeRor Rsmany, co,ctor de
RentAs Ioternas de YAu,o1a ran Ia
ciado su cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

El s&bado II de los corfientes
cundio gran al&cma en- los barrie s
de Ponce inmedi&tOs 81 rio Portu-
guGs. Mnchos vecinOs ab2ndonaron
sus casss, por tenor de ser arrastra'
dos con sus viviendas pOr IL corrien
to. Los patios de las casas situad8s
en- Ia Gale del Coto, SO encuentcan
anepadOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17
POR CABLE
CSERVIC1O DIRECTO.O
Venezuela
Ell ataque a la Guayra
jipriano Castro redobIa sus fuerzas
NO TUVO BUEN EXITO

New York JUNO II 1870 A. N.
Ell reciente bombardeo de la
Guayra no tuy0 buen 6xito Las
tropas de Castro Sc mantuvierOn fir
mes en- Ia defensa de la Ciudad. El
bombardeo Gauss algunos desper-
fectos en- los edifcios de la Guayra.
EI Presidente Castro redobla sus
e>fuerzos para combatir a la RevoIu
ci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

En- el traYeeto compren aldo de
Ia calle de Ssnto C:iato Hotel Co
lonia', y cslle de Tetua1 h sstA la ca
sa ndnero II, SO han extrsviado
anoche unos espejuelos con am z6
de orc.
La persons que los haya encou.
trado 81 los devual7e, 8 su duef1a
r2gidente en- 10 referida CASTLE,
tuan II -ser& grstif 5sls gsnar0s&
mente n 8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-24

The following suits were filed in
the district clerks Office last Satur-
day afternoon:
l.. X. Terry ct al VS.. Eugenia
Bertinatti ct al, to remove cloud
from title.
The Waxahachie Cotton Oil Com
pany, to recover on "a policy. This
suit will no doubt prove very in
teresting one inasmuch as it grows
out of the II. b. Mclean suit against
the oil company for damages. The
cotton oil company held an employ
er's policy in the Maryland Casualty
Company by which they were to be
indemnified in the case of accident
to any employee of the mill. The
particulars of the Mclean accident
and result of the trial are well
known to our readers, The amount
of the Judgment, including interest
and all costs of the suit, have been
paid and the mill people allege in
their petition that the Maryland
Casualty Company refuses to in
denlnify them to the amount of the
policy, 5000 Suit is brought to
recover this amount with per cent
interest from January !, 1901, and
certain costs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-24
TO ESTABLISH A GYMNASIUM
Ii Will Include All the Latest
Athletic Goods and be OF
Great Benefit.

A movement is on foot by two en-
terprising young men of this city to
establish first class gynasium to
include first class bath house and
reading room in connection. The
gymnasium will include all the latest
goods useful TO modern athletic
association, such as it is hoped the
hearty cooperation of the people of
this city will help them to build.
They have arranged for hall and
have ordered partial list of goods
including a fine lot of Porcelain
bath tubs and shower bath fixtures,
will also be prepared to furnish Turk
ish and vapor baths. The Athletic
hall is to be fitted with fine line of
chest weight machines, Whitley ex-
eisers, new Goth Century striking
bry and Moline platform for same,
boxing gloves, fine Medart spring
board aud vaulting standard. A
full line of swinging rings, trapese,
rope ladders and climbing ropes, an
assorted line of bumb bells and In
dian clubs, a fine line of fencing
goods including masks, gloves and
plastrons.
The management will also ar
range for a Tennis court to be built
I'm some part Of the city for the ben
xtA
else.
The reading room viii be furnish
ed with all the leading periodicals.
1t is to be run strictly on first
class principles and to include only
first-class people and viii be place
where your boys can spend their
spare time in moral amusements,
and with worthy associates.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-24
EGGER'S BIG PACKAGE SALE
1t Was a Grand Success In
Every Particular.

ID. Egger, proprietor of "Egger
City,, is one of those enterprising
business men who believes in keep
ing right up with the procession.
The package sale which he has been
advertising for several days took
place today and it was a success in
every particular. There were hum
dreds of packages containing all
kinds of articles of merchandise and
they were sold at lively rate. A
large crowd wrs present, a great
many coming from several miles in
the country. Several valuable pre-
miums were given away, the list
consisting of parlor set, an iron
bedstead, silk dress skirts, rocking
chairs, flour, etc. AT the hour of
going to press several premiums
had not been drawn. We will en-
deavor to give the entire list tomor-
row