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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
At The Theater.

The RutIedge Dramatic Company
presented THE Senator's Daughter"
to a large and appreciatiye audience
last night at Greenwalps. The large
number present were generous IN
their applause of the play and the
specialties, and altogether delight
full evening was spent. Miss Grace
Brainbrldge assumed the title role
and did so very creditably. The rest
of the company are all good and it il
one of the best we have had here this
season. -Fort Worth Mail Telegram,
This company will be at the opera
house for three nights, beginning
Thursday, Feb. 10. TIE play for the
opening night will be the great New
York and London success, 1.-THE Sen
ator's Daughter. Up to date spec
ialties between each act.
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Davenport OF Ellis

Mr.. Davenport, of Ellis county, was
ore of the important visitors to the
Swine Breeders convention here this
week. Mr., Davenport has 200 acre
farm on Chambers Greek, near Nash,
thar is In all respects model
farm. 1t is fine body of land and he
has it in capital state of cultivation.
He has colony OF 200 bee hives on
the farm and he sells from $500 to
$500 worth of honey every year. he
is a successful log raiser and has
great many hogs. He has ample
barns, store houses, sheds, lots, etc,
for all purposes, He is man of
practical ideas and ia a success. He
has original ideas and expresses them
forcibly. For instance he thinks it is
wrong 10 get governmental appropria-
tons to destroy the boil weevil and
other pests, for the reason, he says,
that the Lord has peopled the earth
with insect destroy As an illustra-
ton, he says, people complain OF in
sects destroying their vegetables.
Nature, he says, if not interferred
with Will destroy these pests. Put
toad frogs in your gardens, ha says,
and make it SO they can't get out. Set
a tub in the ground and keep it filled
with water for them and the insects
wont hurt the vegetables. Make it q
death penalty to kill quail, he says,
and the boil weevil will disappear.
Lizards allowed to run about bee
hives will keep the moth that infest
the hives destroyed. Ants destroy
cockroaches, he says, and dirt daubers
kill the spiders. There Is use fol
all things, he says. He lie witha
quite pleasant gentleman and 10 q
j native Hillsboro Mirror
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Groton Mass. Feb l0.--President
Roosevelt, upon arrival at the Groton
school. at 80 o'clock Sunday after
noon. did not end his son. Theodore
Jr.. aIarmingly i'll with pneumonia,
but the boys condition was not sufii.
cieutly reassuriug TO warrant the pres
dents immediate return To the ma
tlonaI capital Mrs. Roosevelt has
been with her son for two days HC
greeted his father cheerily.
Last night il was stated that his con
3.tion is unchanged and he IL holdins
his own we'll The school has beel
dismissed and the l50 boys have scat
tered to their homes upon an enforced
vacation.
All the sick boys are having the bes
medical attention and nursing
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Ell Paso, Tex. Feb. 10,~-Ben vii
liams. detective for the Santa Fe rail
way, reports that in New Mexico, II
the vicinity Of the Captain mountains
the people have been terrorized recent
ly by the appearance OF eight outlaws
The gang has held up and robbed sev
eral stores and ranches recently, stol'
en- numerous horses and committed one
murder. Two sheriff's posses pursued
the outlaws to the mountains, where
battle is reported to have taken place
resulting in the death of four Of tht
outlaws.
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Knoxville, Feb 1o--A special to the
Journal and Tribune from Ducktown,
Tenn, says that Vest Stapp was shot
and instantly killed and man named
Wilson fatally wounded by Joe Weaver
at J. Pl0wman's blind tiger just across
the line in Georgia, four miles from
Ducktown II is alleged Stapp and
Wilson went to Plowman's place pre-
sumably to secure whisky. Stapp ana
Plowman became involved In heated
discussion. Hot words ensued whef
Joe Weaver, an employe Of Plowman
stepped in and shot Stapp. through th'
head. Wilson interfered and Weaver
it is claimed. turned on him. shooting
him in the abdomen Wilson Will die
Weaver has not been caught
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Lake Providence, La, Feb. 10.--As
the result of a row Sunday night ]. L.
Wilson, sawmiil man of this town
and Paul Jones, q leading citizen, are
dead and a negro. Joe Nelson. IL Sc
rfously wounded Knives were used
an Wilson and Jones were stabbed
death. 1t is impossible TO say who did
the cutting. The row occurred In
saloon.
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had To Conquer Or Die.

II was just about gone,n writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs,
n . q Il had consumption so bad that
the best doctors said / could not live
more than month, but | began to use
DIR. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and am
now stout and we'll" It's an unrivalsd
Dite-saver in Consumption, Pneumonia
La Grippe and Bronchitis; infalIible
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever
Group or Whooping Cough. Goaran-
teed bottles SOC ana 81 90 Trial bottles
free at j. S. Herring & Go drug store
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Working Overtime

Eight hour laws are Ignored by
those tireless, little workers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Millions are
always ct work, night and day, curing
Indigestion, Billiousness, Constipation
Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver
and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant,
safe. sure. Only csc at ]. 81 Herring
and Co. drug store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10
VAULTS BLOWN OPEN.
Private Banking Ftrm Loses Many Bond
aud Valuable Papers

ANU NAFHHHIF HFNFF
Acworth. Ca. Feb I0~-Safe blowers
Sunday morning forced the vaults OF
the Lemon Banking company here, Sc
curing $4,000 IN gold a $50 600 state
bond and a large amount OF gold cer-
tidcates. Between $4,000 and $4,000 In
notes. stock certificates and bonds were
hopelessly mutilated by the explosion
and much currency and small bills de-
stroyea a box filled with SEQ golc
pieces escaped the notice OF the rob
beers. The robbers had TO blow through
four partitions To reach the money
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Hundreds of people in Wsxahachie
read the Lights Want Column every
dav
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Bowie Tex, Feb. 10.--Col H. B. Hil-
lyer of Bowie and II. MeCallon OF
Bethany. Mo, have organized stock
company to build canning plant here
Ten thousand dollars of stock has
been subscribed 1t Is the purpose TO
can peas, biackherries, beans, toma-
toes. peaches, corn, pears, apples.
pumpkins and okra, all Of which can
be grown In this seetlon.
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n. e. SpeciaI Rates

New Orleans account Mardi Gras.
Ticket to be stamped for return in
New Orleans on or before Feb. IL,
1909.
Dallas, account conference Peoples
Party OF Texas, tickets on sale Feb.
II end 10, rate OIL 30, return limit 18th,
T. III. Barrow, Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COUNTY TICKET

--.-r,- -,r,1,r
OO0-'i
For Representatives.
JOE n 'lpD0-,'
For District ClefK'
AMI CAkolHhhS
TOM BJRLE9oN
Tor 1yu I,rt IT = 80 2r,1,rgs
- n G. -
T. b. WILLIAMS
FOR County tIerh,
RQte hENDklthS
~ - " u p $500
H L.
Fo' t'oU"'S . ,''' ,
JOHN W. CRAIG
For SheriH.
BRTCE WEST
J, P. MINNICK
II ,-,.o.,or.
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Have your Saws SharDened

D. ]. Kennedy, ct 7. r. Anderson's
machine shop, 10 prepared, and win
take pleasure In putting your saws In
shape. ANY saws left ut the above
place viii be promptly attended to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-10

million tiny starlets. The least rustic
OF the wind among the trees, would
start parcel d ice which would carry
others along its way so that the woods
were one continuous clatter till you
could scarcely hear your ears. We
went and went until our feet got cold
50 we have returned, and now while !
am warming myself, | am telling you
about 1t, This is Saturday and the
sun has shone since noon, for the first
time since, a very little on last Mon
day, ! am in hopes shall rave more
from the country around, in my next
THE cold snap has kept me close at
home. AS to the Enterprise
Long may it live and every blast defy
Till times last whirlwiud sweep the
vaulted sky.
A. A. BRADSHAW.
P. Stealth Is excellent. Not case
Of pneumonia that have heard of,
nor any serious sickness of any kind.
Feby. l, 1902 A. "A. B.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

Give nv arcnrsed soul place
Among that rhpscu rlght hand race,
The sons - God 81 heirs Of t'racs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

IL why The Irish people though euimrs
,on0nerrd have nrfpt hai sHhdurd a.
was thls lovv ni iihrrtt th4I rhused lcon
ldas sud bis three hnpdrgH Sp9ufNH to dlc
in th~ir attempt 90 rcplisr tnt NtrfNhellu
inc amy " tho Ftrsians ln tly Pass W
ThermopNia. 2Nu yvar, $500 i w1s this
love that rrr,cd the arms trh Nrol the
hearts NJ Mftathias aud HIs followers 60
take M arms against fhe tyraut Auuochus
whom they drove brfpud ,hs confines 10
ludr3 IL nas thiS lowe ~ liberty thnt lh
spired the patriot korsnth that furnished
hope and siiil furnisnr. hupc 90 the down.
uoddeu ami oppressed peoplo - polan1
that SOME daN tbcy will De trCha from iius
sian dominion n rs this tsHt caused the
pure and patriotic Emluci tn oner np bis
life for hts country and furnished the long
bead ROLL - uames that cuhlauon Irish hts.
tory. This it was that guided the pilgrim
fathers acrpss the unknown and rathemless
depths of the broad Atlantic and lai3 the
Foundation " this great and mighty repuh-
lie, II WAS this same Institution thar Ia.
splrcd the Declaration ~ American indie
pendenre II WAS this love " liberty that
determined the course ~ thc defenders ef
the Alamo and cVNcred them VIII glory
uneQuallcd. for while rhcrmopylae bad lie
messengers ~ death. the Alamo had none.
1t vas for liberty that FaRRiu aud his foi.
lowers perisheA al Gnuad sui that Heuston
strurk the blow az san lHCiutN whick
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The Irish immigrants may have brought
So ~ thls worlds goods from beyond
~ SEA but they carry Ia their hearts tho
EnSs'ssS LEGACY Of Catholic faith snd
N.nu,hAe faith In Cot With hd.Nt~ ~ -
,ers us seuvielons uneNamplcd IN the his
,WSsl 81 the werld, they retain the chastity,
"a uneroken courage, the cheerful temper
M tensrous love that distinguish them at
s,a YES, that PRAYER ~ Patrick IL stlll
.'eelu'hg lite holy echo ~ the contessers
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when ms body lies cold In the land ~ tn'
-, stranger,
VIII my soul rass through ireland on tt'
way 20 It's God7"
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You bavc good reason TO fear an attach
81 pneumonia, when you have q severe cold
accompanied by palns u ihe ches, or IN fhs
back between the shoulders. Get . BEETLE
OF Chamhsrlain's Cough Remedy and use
Il as directed and & will prevent the threat.
ened attack. AmeRe The tens Of thousands
who have used this Remedy for colds aud
Ia grippe. we have yet 70 learu 81 : single
case thst has resulted In pneumonia. which
shows that this Remedy is CERTAIN Pre-
yentstlre 81 that dangerous disease, re-
sale by al druggists.
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THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
Action OF Chairman Swope Sustained nv
Precedent-The Two Sets of Rules

Tho stewart forces have hccn hoUiip.
about the rulings of Chairman Swcnc Of
tho executive committee last FRIDAY niea,
charging him with arbitrary aud revolution
AIRY tactics aud other things tho numerous
to mention FOR lack NJ space
unfortunately for thrsr gentlemen the
law IF the party and an OF tho precedent,
arc against them
II VIII not seriously hr commended thar ia,
chairman Of e. committee doc. not have the
power TO MI a vacancy on the committee
WhrneNcr aud wherever ~ Vacancy actually
exists THIS is Il law Of the party quito rs
0lh as the party IL Is not necessary.
lhcrctort Ia this connection, Go refer 10
the iact that Chairman Swopc very prom
erN nllcd hy appointments two ,ucanci,.
Tn the rhlrd aud sixth warts
Rnt Ii Is to the Abbott Coykrpu casc tbet
attention Is directed Aud In this como,
u9n the following telegram was received
In Houston Yesterday.
Paris Texas, March II. 1900 .-Garrelt
tN'd out w the senatorial district held
hlS pldto NucHnt aud appointed lpldc, MN
committee sustained me, J, q. Dudley.
MI Dudlcy was chairman Of the state
executive committee 80 iSN Mir. Garrett
was member ot the committee from the
Nineteenth drruhaml district. nctwcon
'hc time or his appointments hy tn, state
convention and the meeting ~ tho commit
Tee MI, Garrett removed. tcmpprariiv rs
ne claimed. from Brcnham O. SAN Autopi,
Nhrn the committee met CO.'S Austin Mr.
"arrct Nno mad moved back to prcueaun
IN In an appearance. hut discovered that
chairman Dudley hal removed him from
me committee ana appointed la his Mae,
WI Fielder ot Washington county. Me-
"','''' protested before thu commltttc.
anu mouc the following statement wntrh
was reported ln The dailS papers ni tnc
Unv'
,c,, W., "aFtrit made a stntcmcut or the
OF Mir rrldrr Nv ,Y,t"rpp.D 'Iv IVp'in'mcNt
plant him lie dlsclajmcd any ,ccilns ip
~. ne, matter and was prosecuting hts coulc>t
pn1ic, M sv" yuuNi'tlon lhal 'hnltman
OF the facts. he claimed tbat bs r"n,,,,"
70 Shn Antonio WAS simply prospective und
wi g"'s"i ,. "iT"' ~ 1eSlrc to hGnett his
t,n,ion ot maxim. San tn,n,, "31 ANY NJ
ncnt homc In dcfcrucc 10 the earnest rc
gu,nt &" bTenhsm friends he had moi lc.
sentiment Of The rH,nIe v., ,o u3"u,ll9NS
him that he hc continued to represent Them
re mT ned attended one meeting of the COM
rsgnments Nh,.a tr yvagSy 9' Ugs'"EIs rn
Tendance.
In answer 80 a question from chairman
ro,uoG , Sn4 ,n' Nnn.'stry attorney De-
San Antopio and That be sn5 Mr. . " ",,,r, lo
Mr. n SraE,l. ead continued to come hacb
tolUcd business conncctiouS horc
Mr. - ., NtddiugS, Jr. mUde a stntc.
nv, mn '',tI"''l"'l,E Nh Nafr'ii aud SAID
thnt IL WAS at the earnest request of tho
prNPie OF LeC. baStrop. BurlcSon ard Wash.
. lnElnn counties that the latter mad uoi re-
signed
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"a
'"a' M me ntel clause ~ their rules PRO
Nidcs
orh, r,u. .h.,,
central Ana co",crtc, 'pSu'u some
sclrcte3 ' vS' H., "t tne wy on tee day
Inc, urimsIJcs tN,h ~" .h.hhi,tce tgr
h. nrcsjtrt No, t, W. 'ND polls shAli
~ .oid nrc'tn,, s,vt p"allnN9 voter
rtpiivr commit, t., ii i,5 ~ tne y,
tuda,s. who sb.ti ~, ,n,,o,,',.I ", nv
nr,jSio. stnr' " NlFolN'VV wv INC
H,Y .lSu bsv 80" p'NSNlnE OF
many ,trrts .s A., M ' w. "plNnt ~
Nr,,s.s,, w :" MS JVuEh'n' may NC
lNVI' IS no rnom for amy two construd
lions e., the above III places thc u,st.cr or
selection NJ udece ana .i,,ts .hs,,,,,,.,,
w '"' NNh"N ol lhr presiding Officers such
presiding officers % bc chosen bv the ,x
crutivr committee n p,,{o,ttv - ,Ai.a,
"''''"N =" Nh'"
'V"'i''''' tN' stewart men believed 10 be
on thch side
Il ls true thar tn tbc f,,,t,e,,t .,,,t,,,
49,. S,......,.. ...t ,'''
~ 'uN "i'N"i' iuW' q SHOW OF W0diheatipA
WAS made, but it will he horno In mimi
that cli use NJ as opot,l oh,yr o,,s
dcanitcl, and spc,iu,ol, tr,,, ,,,,,..r. ~ a.,
prcsldh,e o0lrcr. rhi. ,1,,s, ~ =,
reads
The uds,s ,r .,I, ,rr,,ri.. .,,.u
be- appointed o., tho ptc4iilur oniccts
% tue respective preriucis at least
three daNS before thv primaries. aud
representation NNaN hr siNcu TO cnvh
tnhWuh'' Tor mhlur in the following
WIRuyi
Narh of such candidates shalt sub
mll {" such ptcsidlug onivcr the
names ~ i've qualified voters Ia such
pfcCln'i "nu the pruIdiuE oniccr
iudg' to rrprcs"u such candidate
Eavh OF such candidates shan also be
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% the world. who sreud hour after honr 90
summer heat and winter cuiu aNSNN,n- ulf
prnltent children. 10 Was 90 we "iN
inc gray haired meu aui aged women WV
lay down los tue NAl-ltr Z" uN ~
famine wears because they ptieiten WY
hr,aJ N, heaven 10 me bread Of earth anu
The falth taught by patrick to 'hc ''nt.
er's gold TalS Of the courage ~ my wy
4 cneld ~ the " Tor Of the salditi 'H'' ~
nut comparo thrm uot Win the h''.'S 49,
taat faced death IN the FAMINE year 'Na ,r
never forget the wa,vhword ut Ialln ~
the rcn,vr, sIru Of pruyer We hear ihv
awful ''u,tsercre" Of thu starving sun' He
poor ringing In our ears. but minister W."
Il Is the tNultant rnapt nt t"NN 800
The PRAYER 81 pstrlcG has stNeA WY
nis children 'in thr ends H tAC 'a.l. I'M
veil as AZ home. la lighl ana g'N'he
i,v and spitew. la hopr and despair sneW
nc answer hack Ia the throne q. W, .,
In heaven n rlnEs clear AdoWp lnr 49,
turtles. aud never shan Il ccasr N.Y." ~
Uit uattyrrd aud ever faithful reunN.'
Patrick chant with mln Ia rapture Ind
u, fore the vttrua throne 'n'
Aud that ttcrpal grand cheleus VII o .,r
heard Vnly when tue lcecNdat3 Atf.t .t
the salht shalt have resu ae'e"i
ana
''The lsst loud trunpsts wendieus ',,i
shall through the rendlps tomns lNtN"
And Wake the nations under s'N""
Ths children " Patrick ,rceping ls "a
the ends ~ the earth" shah - NJ ~
rsnenlred saints. the nonks u old' tue w
.lpsl daughters. the black lceeu sees " y.
hennaict. the white .ecwied ehl.olrN ~.
DoR,iniC, the barn footed Ets{ a. ~
rikorpns carnelliss ths sei,ls1 t,srr "a
Isyels' he ercsesFs II the schools "s'''~
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WHAT woolroRp SAID
In Hts Annual Message to the city Council on
january a1. 1902.

In Hts Annual Message 10 the City Council on
January az, iso2.
II will be observed that after allowing for gen,
eral and contingent expenses $4,000 and making
provision for the sanitary sewer plant Of $4,000.
that the total amount Of the budget az recon-.
mended is about $4,000 less than the actual ex
pendture of last year, or about "a per cent al.
lowing the appropriation for maintaining the pub
lie schools to remain at $4,000.
The reason and necessity for making this rec.
ommendaton for reduction OF the current OK
penses for the ensuing year for tho purpose OF
setting aside is required by the constitution
and charter, sum TO be used as n sinking fund to
meet the maturing bonds of the city. A statement
OF the said bonded Indebtedness viii be found at.
,tached and part OF the statement marked "Ex.
hibit A., No moneys have heretofore been set
aside TO constitute a sinking fund for the pur.
poses named and barely sufficient time now re
mains in which this sinking fund can be acoumu.
lated to meet these maturing obligations without
impairiug the efficiency of the city government in
it's several departments The reasonableness OF
the reduction above mentioned may be shown by
the fact that the year expenses OF the city
of Dallas for the last year aggregated only $9S3,
00o, as against Sii5000 for the city OF Houston as
per Exhibit A."
recommend that tho rate OF taxation for the
city of Houston tor the ensuing year shall remain
heretofore fixed, to.wit Two per cent Re
specially submitted.
J. u Woolford Mayor
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IN 5. atttrea b 90 Amen.

Rssurans ~ Rrsan AAli. th@sa whs Pkrsi-k
vNssA tsSsrhFE ~An ~ nssxha&s e
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-21
PANIC in INSANE ASYLUM.
Fire Spreads Terror Among Inmates.
Guards Almost OverpoWered.

Guards Almost OVerpoWeTed.
New York, May 20.-A fire at the
New Jersey state hospital for the in
sane at Morris Plains has caused wild
excitement among the $500 patients.
The guards were only able to restrain
them by the most vigorous efforts.
AS soon as the flames were discov-
cred most of the guards and attend
ants were sent to the various wards to
get the patients out. None of the
violently insane or criminals were in
the threatened building, but the alarm
of fire caused even those whose minds
were but slightly unbalanced to be-
come frantic with terror
In some Of the wards furthest from
the fire few patients who could be
trusted were left The others were
marched from the building. Although
they were greatly frightened, a few
soothing words from the guards paci-
fed them and there was little trouble
until all were assembled in the yard.
There they again became panic strick-
en-, and many tried to break through.
the thin line of guards. The women
became more frightened than the men,
and several times they led the dashes
for freedom. Had there been any con.
certed movement the whole $500 would
have escaped. Groups Of 20 or 80
would make a sudden run toward the
guards and the latter would have hard
work getting them back in the crowd
with the others. This would work
the others up to a frenzy, and another
group would charge toward another
part of the line, only to be driven
back
Men and women used their fists free
ly and several of the guards were bad
ly bruised by the struggling mob. AS
far as could be learned, however, none
escaped.
When the flames were eXtinguished
the patients were led back to their
dormitories, but for hours they could
not be quieted. The financial loss was
small
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-21
CUBA's ADVANCEMENT.
Much Has Been Accomplished for Is.
land Durinu American Reoinoe

Much Has Been Accomplished for Is.
land During American Regime.
New York, May 20.-In a dispatch
from Havana, The World publishes
over the signature of General Leon
ard Wood a review of the work ac-
complished during the American
regime in the island, the government
of which will be handed over today to
the Cubans.
Public order, says the article, is per
feet throughout the island Cuba is
free from all contagious diseases and
its death rate compares favorably with
that of the United States. An eff
cient and well equipped school system
has been established. The hospitals,
charities and jails have been reorgan-
lied, rebuilt and re-equipped During
the last year % per cent of the total
revenues of the island went into public
education. Schools have been CON
structed at the rate of more than one
day for the past year.
In short, Cuba is turned over in
we'll ordered healthy condition and
the new government will find all de
partments we'll equipped and in good
running order.
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poor man worth
forced I @ aorG @ to suffer loss of $4,000 frome
from business than uofh
or stupid to lose 10 days when
o0liN''i9 Ci'll
always family
themselves to the reatm ~ r - '"Jeo"AF5
The The eresultu
onc mas two cardinal points that should Immediately
1'1' "H'0i
second 1t Is quick
wonderful record of
be
q
No of
IN It's action and unailng ts
viii cure will time It will
will fever
Is the medicine that seldom disapponts
/ to run it is
purn Will consume JOhnsons
days,O maybe
your digestion with
OUT Johnons
NO loss of vital force No loss of flesh
choce ~ ~ '
A. E. GIRARDEAU. Ga