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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
PaUEBE VD. Ell JlB0H OCTAGOH
De COLGATE & COMPA, NEW YORK

Ia bnen iab6n para todoE los usos para
In roua, lsvamanos, II coeinR, etc.
B &rqu6A la ropz psffam andola como min
gdn otro.
D4spues que usa ell iAb6n :ssgon no
consume otes marc&.
Pfisnse muestrAs precins casa de Con-
rsdo PGi&u, Tsfuau % San j Ian.
FIGUERoA, WILSON & ca I 1genieros
sectvteistas.
No8 cfrecemos nj rdblIeo tinto en- San
Juan como an ID isA, para toda Glaze de Ina
tslscfones de pl&ztss 6ctEic9s hscfendas
eingsnios espscislidRd para instalacto
nes de sIumbra1o s6csriso. Todss las insta-
laefones a.eetricaa de In sSan Juan Light and
Transis Companys han aldo hschas por no
R0trcs.
PAva dirfgirsa ncHotYos por corrso p6n-
gaae FIgneroa Wilson Ca-ApArtRdo Sol
San Juan. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
a DIESTRO Z SENlESTRO

sin duds, nj aIegAr ests argumento al
AguiiaS 10 hsce con el I'm de mante1er 50 de-
recho expresArse en- t5lgo, tsl como ss vie
ne exprsEando desds que di6 los primeroa ale
tRZoE.
YTada prstsnderk imponsrnos au leug as
ie espsciAli....
No satisfach& con II anterior and4na1a
escribs GThe Puerto Rico EsgeS, euyoH radac-
torel son perfsctamante desc 1nocidos:
xCon sae idioma-el csstellAno-bslhuces
mos nnestrA escisvitudS..
EBslbucir es
9Oan 81 ham0s renegade de Dlos. ......S
EEto curioso
Preelsamante, desIigadA In iglesi& ca!6 les
del EstRdo, viyisndo 6sta de los reeuraos que
Is proporciouan los fsles, 60 Ahora cuando en-
Pasrto Rico se levants 80 extisnds con Mas
puiAnzs ell sentimiento reiigtoso, peGe los hs-
terodoxos de Ultima horA, que con ser hats-
rodoxos Green adulsr los am sricsnos, cusndo
entire elIos los hsy cat6licos, cAtoleos fer
vientes.
Sc habIa de la union.
"a que debs su pre- spondersneia ell psrtido
republieAno, gus nos llama, { nosotros los ts'
derales, los vencidos?
Pues al ssrviilsmo, las comPlacenclas,
las humiilscfones.
Trstass ahora de- II pAx de ls concordis;
quisren dArnos ell 6sculo de pa1, este nos re-
cuePda In siguiensa anecdotR que rehsFe ella
Dscusion1 de Ia H2bans:
GUn conocido en- pIeado del departAmento
de JuatIcia, en- un esfAblecimiento p16iico Sc
acere6 IN gsupo de psFsonsR distiDguldss
entire los cERies sc hGllaba uno de nuestros
mas prominentes hombres p6blicos gus ACADIA
ba d. sufrir una pequen2 eontrariedad, y d.
rigiendose & eI Is cog6 Ia cebsxa con ambas
manos, Ie estamp6 IN beso In frents y le
djo:
-Bsso en- Is f.ente & IN vsneldo.
El prominente hombre pdblico quien Be
lie Modesto con tan original GgreSt6n, respondio:
-Cuando usted besd en- Ia frente los UeR
etdos eS porque IA h15rd bes lido en- otrd pGTte
los UencedoreslIl>
he ahf 6 los republicanosi
OORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
EN- FAVOR De CHINA

Los Representatives. de Las potenei&s que
intalVInieEon en- China, han acordAdo cones
der una rebRta de 10 millonss, en- In indsmni-
EAel6n que oil celeste imperio estk oblfgsdo q
pagAr los podsFen.
Este aenerdo Sc frm6 syer en- Paris por los
smbBjAdcreB do lRR RReionea inter7sntoras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Preso en- Liverpool

La po!iefA irglesA en- Liverpool hG srreG.
tAdo aver Al coronel Arthur Lynch, que sstuyo
eombAtiendo favor de ios b ers Ell ell Africa
del Sur, & su regreso IrlandA f1e siegido
dIputado q In CkmArR.
Atm no hAefA transcurrido una hora ana
Arthur Lynch se sneontrsba en- susIo iDgIe' i,
snAndo "a estRbR prsso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
DE8G0RTEmTO

Reina mucho descontento entire
algunos <boeTs>. Sc convencen a
Ultima hora de que han debido
seguir las iusinuaciones de Mr..
Kruger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Victor Hustle
(S1oesor de g. Tinaud)

Joyas Y brillantes. Relojss da
todas classes y de la acreiita1a
marca
sTINAUD PATENT
Lentss = espai1elo con crista-
les de Roca. Cobiertos artf .ulos
dc novedad propios para reralos
Agents de Eastman Kodak G. Go
Iamaras y prodnctos fotogra-
ficos.
30 remitsn cataIogos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
BUEaA AC0GinA

Tiene muy buena acogida por
los elementos sensatos, el nombra-
miento de Mr. Butler para inspec-
tor de elecciones.
Sc le reconoce como americana
de inteligsncia, de probidad y de
caracter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
R0Bo = AsESlMATo

En- Constantinopla una carava-
ma de 500 comerciantes fue robada
y pasada . cuchillo.
Sc salvaron solo 90 milagrosa-
mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

de Scott

! de Aceite de HfgadO de )
} Baca1aO con Hipofos- !
! f1tos de Cal Y de Sosa. !
! Constitufda por toni !
! COS directos de la medi- !
! caci6n hemat6gena, que ;
; propenden a reparar las !
! perdidas del liquido san
, gufneo, haciendole reco- !
J brar su composition nor !
NAL, llena cumplidamente !
, Su indication en- todos 5
} los casos en- que Sc en- !
cuentra deflciente 8 alte- !
rado factor tan importante !
de nuestra organization. !
En- los pafses intertro- !
! picaIes las perdidas que !
! experimental el organis- !
mo debido a las copiosas !
diaforesis originadas por !
las atlas temperatures y}
su frecuente volubilidad, !
!, traen como consecuencia !
estados de debiliclad ge- !
neral y afecciones del !
aparato respiratorio, que :
la Emulsion de Scott in !
faliblemente regenera y
cOmbate ventajosamente. !
ExiIase la verdadera de Scott. !
De venta en- las Boticas.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos, New York {
f2A
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
REHDEM ARMaS

En- Pretoria capital del Trans
vaaI-10.22 &boers> ontregan las
armas. La mayorfa son memories
de 80 amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
NotiCiaS


Ests tsFde saii6 para sln Lorenzo, con
ebjsto de- dsspsdir ell dueIo en- 81 entlerro de
lR senora dn1s Prims L6paz de aileI, nuestro
comps nero Tlro FsrnandAE.
El orador popular. eorreIfgfonario nuestro.
den ArmRndo Rodriguez. Ia aldo nomhrado
leetor de ls fAbrica de tabaeos eE FAle6p
En In election obtuvo IS votos por IS que
eonSigni6 sl osro sspirGnse q Ia plaza.
Dssde hncs variOs dIss sc hsua eDferno
eli aIcalde de ests eiudad nuessro sstimsdo
amigo don GsrvAsio G.refs.
Dsssznosle IN pronso rsstableeimiento.
H.n coasraiaO rnasrimonio en- May,sa.z Ell
jovsn Pedro Carlos Fabrsga Ia Hhorita IT,
mAsa AiviGny.
Sc sncnentran en- trGnitss de divorefo. los
ssfiores don Ramon Dimas Hsruandez dsa4
CSrmen oftiz & vera. de San Jlar, rseient
mente unidos en- natrimonio
TIpoa de eambio:
Londrss.....3 oodv 4s4h
Eew-York, DIV PAR.
s:ss.;,:' 80; p; = u: ., s'4 a's SSY$
LaE inseriDciones verfneadas en- en- sl re-
gistro civil de Larss Ell mes de Msvo pr6xi-
mo pAsadc, fasron 50 naetmIsEtos; ss iefan-
clones cAsamfentos.
Total Sc.
Sc AvIsA loi seaorss Prefssores de ins-
trucci6n p6oIics. que las JantRs Essoiarss de
las Maafas, Ponce Pati.iAs, han ha6isFao
eoncurso para provssr sus ezcnslas en- ell pr3-
ximo mo eseo.ar.
En- sl me-cAdo ia New York, Sc cotisa 81
Rx6cAr . i0s siguisnsss presios
Cantrifuga1a
AAReAoadn 2.7E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Sc aplaza por Ell Executive la
acautaci6n del empr6stito proyec-
tado Dor 81 Concejo municipal do
Humacaos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
70 MILLOMES

Ell gobierno ingl6s ofrsce Is mi
nones para levantsr las fncas rus
ticas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
San BsDAN
POr TELEGRAPH.


Hoy termina Ia Investigation
contra las turbas. Quedarf mu-
chos cargos pendientes. Entire es-
tos el atropello Jose Boada y
Bernardino Diaz y el sitio por mu-
chas horas de las sefloritas SoIa en-
Santurce. Estos hechos quedan
impunes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
OORTADILL0.

Sc indagaran las deudas y los
bonos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Los ACUsAD0S

Mafiana SO citara a los acusedos
para que respondan de las incul-
paciones que 50 les hacen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
A V | S O

Qae nj mi esposa dohs Czrmen Chapeli nj
mis- hiios don Ffanclsco, don jose don Jasn
MArtfnex Chapel, aun 40 smancipados, no pue-
den contratar cosa slguna legal, sin mi con
gentimfsnto.
Caguas, Is de Jnnio de 1909 81
Francisco Martinez Maclas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
INSPECTOR De ELECcI0MES

Sc ha nombrado q Mr. Butler
inspector dc elecciones con mil
<dollars1 de sueldo.
Butler comenzara sus trabajos
al Il Q de Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Pasaiss de ida vuslsA 10 3 de rebaia.
Gdos menorss de ID amos: Eaitsd de precios.
LoS vsporss ds sssA Hnss son raeonsnds-
biss pos aus comodidadss espeeiales para pass-
jsros, smplssndo ds Puerto Rfso ( Nsw YORK
n xaosdoE dc dias.
GgsTstss oe7ssroJes: Boulton, Bliss 6 Dallest.
lss Frons 81. New York. En- Ponca, Aoralss
= q In Ssn Tnsn. VflIaP Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
Veritas,
Veritatis.

De todas las prepara-
clones similares conoci-
das es indudable que
tie n G conquistado I'm
pueSto muy preferente
otorgado por ell voto una
nine de la clase medica Y
de Ia opinion pGbIica, Ia
celebre E incompatible
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

DOCTOR J. LORENZO CASALDUO.
Oiruiano-DsntistA Eorts-amsric&n
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

yENTA DE CASA EN- CAGUAS.
L. que ocup&n los Srss. S1lk Ckdiz, en-
In calia de Tnraho.
Informarkn en- San Juan, cAIls Allsn.s 80,
altos, da 12 : da Ia tarde. Is 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13
LEONOiO BARREiRO

jose G. del Yale Fortaleza 71l.-Od.
efnas para Il gestion de asuntos Administered
vos sn todcs los esntEos o1ciales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

EssR tGFde ss;i6 para sAu Lorenzo, con
ob1sto de- dsspsdir ell dCsIo en- e enterFo de
In sebora dn6s Prima L6paz de SsileI, nuestro
comps nero Tlro FArnandAz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Para euraP un RosfP1@dO
en- IN dfs tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA El boticario le de-
volverk el dinero 81 no ss curR. La Grma de
e. W. GROVE ssh&lla en- cAda csiita.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

eLA BORIEQUEN. .S-Ds Targs & CO No
olvidsr que est& casa ea In que mAx barato
vende cue constantenants Introduce nuevas
mercanc{aa artfculoa de alta novedsd. Via
IN hGce f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Musbles de todas eiAsss.-EsrgArids
q Cs, San Francisco ~. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

ALEXANDRA BoZZO.-Agents ComisIo-
nfats. RsprassntAnts <Sampar s. Cas New
York. A Bssos2 Sc ca. C3misiones en- gene
raj. Tbs Lbsrty Machine ca New York,
Msquinaris tipos de imprents. Ageneis de
Is MGauina de escribir franklin.
MkquinA psGfScta. 3 80 una essribirz Ii
vista. Agencs del Express. DAsfss Turner
8 Company New York.
Para informes. Sol 81. San Juan P. 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

El orador popular. eorreIfgtonario nuestro
den Armando Rodriguez, Ia aldo nomhradC
lector de is fAbrica de tabacos eEl FAlc6.p
En In election obtuvo As votoa nor Is ous
eonIIgui6 81 otro &spir&nte a In plaza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Dssde haca varios 6ixs &c hglIa euferno
el aIcalde de ests eiudad puestro sstimsdC
amigo don sFv1sIo .refs.
DssskEosle IN pronso rsstabIecimiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

LAR inseFiDciones verIdcadas en- en- si re-
gistro civil de Lares eI mes de Msvo pr6xf-
mo pAs&do. fnsron 50 narImIeGtoa; sS iefun-
clones cAsamientos.
Total Sc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-13

Sc Avisa los seaorss Prcfssores de ins-
trucciou p6biic&, que las JantRs Eseoiares de
Las Maafas, Ponce Pasi.iAs, han habisFao
eoncurso para provser sus escnsIas en- ell pro-
ximo no eaeo.ar.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
Reantlfn University fiiIl.

The Light 10 glad to see the discus
sion now going on regarding the
planting of shade trt g. on University
hili. 1t hopes the result will be a
unity of action on the part OF owners
OF property in that addition in beauti'
flying the streets The suggestions
made through these columns Saturday
are bosh timely and sensible, and
seem to offer plan on which all can
unite and which will bring the best
results. Every ios owner planting al
the same time, the same kind of treee,
the same distance apart will make
that part of the city place of verita
BILE beauty. The Light would low
suggest q meeting of all those who
own pro- erty in University addition
for The purpose of considering tae
planting OF trees and agreeing upon
some plan that shall be satisfactory to
all, and which promises 10 give the
beat results.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
FR0M HILL COUNTY.
TIE Farmers are Supporting Hon. Jack
BeaIi for Congress.

Very encouraging news comes from
HlII county in the shape of letter to
the editor of this paper bringing the
intelligence that the farmers OF that
county are supporting Hon. J. A.
Beall for congress. The letter was
written bv citizen of Lovelace and
the following extract is reproduced:
"I will inform you that the farmers
of Hill county will do all in their pow
er to elect Hon. j. A. Beall to con-
gress, but Mr.. Beall must explain him
self on all points and we believe he
will suit the plain people. We have
not forgotten the help that old Elis
county has given as for the past ten
years and now that she has put out a
good man we will rally to his support
in full force W. II JONES
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
Mad Dog klIed Mar lhmma.

MIR. I. +. Stewart, from near Cls m =
ma. came 10 Mrs. Rays yesterday to
have the mad stone applied 10 a
wound caused by being bitten by his
Dig last Friday. The stone did not
adhere anu he went home well satis-
aed with the test. MIR. Stewart says
be does not need any more dogs in
ais business.
A dog afflicted with bydrophobIa las
killed in that neighbornood few days
ago after 1t had bitten one or two 9TH
er dogs.
Mr., NJ. A. Page, of the sterreti
ne,ghporhood was also nere the otner
day To test the virtue OF the stone,
bat II would not adhere. Mrs. Ray
has had this stone ia her possession
ABOUT thirteen year., during which
time IL has been reqaenuy used
People come fTom every section oil
che county to give it trial and II
never iaiIs TO produce tbe desiEed re-
sale.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
Death Of /. ". Sweat.

Yesterday morniug at one 5'clock
Mr. j. W. Sweat, who lived south of
town near the home of II. A. Pierce,
died after prolonged Illness of con-
sumption.
Mr. Sweat was natIye of Ken
tucky aud came to this county four or
fige years ago. He settled on one OF
Dr. f. P. Sweatt's farms where be
liYed until last year when he moved
TO a small farm he bought near town
Mr. Sweat vas about forty three
years old and vas splendid citizen
aud a man OF sterling character He
was related to M. f. Y. B. Sweat
ana Dr. X. 2. Sweat of this city.
The funeral exercises took place
this afternoon at three O'Clock from
the Main Street Christian church, and
were conducted by Rev. J. G. Smith,
assisted by Mr. a E. Ewell. At the
CO clusion of the church services the
Hae Jnic fraternity took charge OF
the remains and inferred them ac-
eoIding TO the burial ritual of that Or
DER Quite large crowd of frieuds
u the family Of the deceased was ia
attendance
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
Commissioners Court.

The county commissioners met this
morning in regular quarterly session
The first day was devoted to road
L alters and about fifteen or twenty
oraers and petitions were considered
Several road changes OF minor i'm
portance were made.
A special school tax election was
ordered for school district No. 80,
which embraces the little town oil
Ray. A petition was also received
from the citizens of Ray asking that a
voting box be established there. The
petition Will be acted upon later in the
week The people of Faulkner also
want a voting box established at that
place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10

Stone Bros. make quick delivery OF
wood, coal, charcoal and feed stun
cheap for cash.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10

hypnotie Speeches Tonight.
There will be another demonstrR-
tion Of the "black art' at the opera
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
waxahschisa and Terrell Lsdy 90 To
Dallas ard Are Married

MIR. LOUIS Cohen Of Waxahaehie aud
Miss Ruby Laughlin, If bis city, wtnt
10 Dallas on the 3;si train yesterday
evening and were married In that city
last night,
This sadden acySe1 o. the par of
the above parties was great snr-
prise TO their respective friends To
Terrell, come OF whom bad no knewl~
edge OF their evsn beng acquainted.
Mr.. Cohen is cotton buyer OF Wax
ahschie ard stands well among his
many friends la that city. He was at
one time employed at W. b. Martin
Jarvis Il Co's, In this city and has q
host OF friends and sdmirsrs here,
Mics Langhlin is the daughter OF
Tom r. Laughlin, and sister Of sire,
@. W Howara, ail OF whom are highly
prominent and well respected and
wao possess host OF friends.
The following In taken from the
Dallas News Of thia morning;
Louis Cohen OF Waxahacbie and
Miss Ruby I.aughifa of Terrell were
quietly married in the presence OF II
few friends In the psrlors % the 81,
George Hotej yesterday evening ~
7s30 O'Clock, Rev. NJ. NJ. Davis OF the
Central Dhri stian cbarch ctsieiating "
Terrell Times Star.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
|HYONOTIsM OR BLACK ART.
IA Word to tue Public On the Evil Use
OF Fiypsotlsm.

To The Daily Light.
have been requested to say word
TO The public on the evil use Of hvp-
notism. What Is here said Is not a
guess, nor an attack upon any one
personally, but voice OF warning 10
those ignorant of this mysterious art
OF one person controlling another for
evil purposes. There is certainly an
E vii effect that remains from,the brain
becoming unbalanced, which is the
case when the subject is under the
absolute control of the operator /
am informed that one has been sent to
the asy lam from this city from the
brain becoming unbalanced by this
art, which we are assured by ''pro-
| fesslonal" is so harmless! Now the
community have had their laugh; will
they give heed to a sober thought on
the other side.
There are certain poisone, used
properly in medicine, but otherwise
used, will produce certain death. Can
any claim that any good will come to
subject who Is 80 sosolntelg con-
trolied that be will believe himsef to
/ be kicking mule or ~ growing
rooster? We laugh, bat what of Jhe
conat quences to the subj ] have
Travelled in twenty three states and
territories, doing my work on the
( platform in the last ten years, and am
sufficiently informed on this subject
nd the instances of the evil effect of
! the powerful influence designinglv
ueed, to warn others OF danger. In
I many towns and cities the craze has
/ spread among even the school child
rem, until nearly every boy and girl,
as well as adults, have tried expert
ments causing such evil consequences,
that the legal authorities have found
IL necessary to suppress 1t. II is a
credit TO the medical profession OF
thls city, that no ply sician volun-
teered to give sanction to the Incl
dent o the cataieptic sleeper, and TO
the close observer, who witnessed the
failure of the first attempt to awaken
him, IL 10 plain to be seen that there
may come q time, when the heart
weakened by the repeated tests, the
sleeper may never awaken again
II necessary, can verify the facts
and give good and sufticien, reasons
for giving ont the this n ,te of warn
ing. speak thus, beause have been
so requested to protect those who
may be deceived The professional
will answer, Ask the subjects, and
they will tell yen that they have suf-
fered no harm". My answer is,-
"By hia own statements, he has in-
! formed us, that the subjects, being
uader his absolute control, can be
made to say or do whatever be wills
them 20 eav or do, and therefore the
public should take all such testimony
for only what it Ia worth" These re-
marks are made to protect the inno-
| cent and the too credulous, against
imposition and consequent harm and
to give timely warning. To those
who say there is no need of a warn
ing, I answer, did yon ever see SER
pent charm q bird? II you have not,
you have an exact illustration, as you
| observe ths operator with a steady
gaze and passes, draw his subject so
ka falls toward him or romaa uudar
his absolute control. That should be
q sufficient reason for this timely
warning. A. l.. MORSE.
1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
Serving Lefiee.

Miss Bertha Wendt, of Chicago,
served Ferndel coffee at j. b. Hines
grocery store this afternoon Miss
Wendt is an experienced demonstra-
tor and the coffee prepared by her
this aft rnoon had very excellent
flavor. She will be found at the
store each afternoon this week and
the public Is invited to drop in and
give Ferndell coffee a trial.
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house tonight. The two leading .fea-
lures viii be the hypnotic stump
speeches and baseball gamS The
performance tonight promises TO be
the best of any given by the Knowles
during their engagement in WRxa-
hachie. These features are free from
harm and will in no wise result injury
to the mind. The featu1esfor tonight
are the biggest laugh producers ever
aeen aud you will miss treat if Won
do not attend 2b9
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Rev. A. /, Morse wiil hold special
chlIdren's = seryice at The city hall at
4:l6 Tuesday afternoon Tor ali the
saheoi chitaren who tan come direct
trom the public schools. Parents are
also requested 10 bring the children
sud Young people with them this
evening 10 the city hail, al 7.3o. Sub
iect, 1.-The First Glass "
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Elected President of Class.

1t might be interesting to the friends
Of Mr.. Horace Trippett to learn that
on Friday last, at the State University,
he was elected president OF his class.
Mr.. Trippett is very popular among
his class mates. Politics IN school
are very exciting to students and ere
carried OF in some what the same n q =
ner as those of the outer world. Here
he two ruling powers are Fraternity
sndnon- Fraternity men,t Mr.. Trippett
represented the latter
At the same meeting Mr.. Watson
resigned his position as captain of the
class baseball team. The students
regretted to acct pit the resignation, for
he was certainly the man for the place
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Little Girl Hurt.

Saturday afternoon the little girl OF
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Kenner fell and
hurt her arm quite painfully. The in
jury was given prompt medical atten-
ton and today she is<reported TO be
doing nicely.
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Stone Bros, I.fhe place 70 bny your
wood, coal ant feed atan cheap for
cash.