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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

y THE homegrown, hand-spanked
bare-footed, hard listed country boy
makes a better fight in the battle OF
life than the pampered, high collar
ed and creased-trousered youth OF
eur cities, whose clothes have al
ways been busted with whisk
broom instead of a shingle. Let the
town boy out of job try year on
the farm. Flowing behind mule
will take the kinks out Of his throat,
the gas out of his stomach, the
weakness out of his legs, and will
give him an appetite, an honest liv-
ing and right to heaven.-Ex.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
Citation By Publication.
The State Of Texas, To the Sheriff

The State of Texas, To the Sheriff
or any Constable of Ellis County
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon John Edwards, by making
publication of this Citation once ia
| each week for four successive weeks
previous to the return day hereof
in some newspaper published in your
County, to appear at the next reg
ular term of the Justice Court of
precinct No. of Ellis County, to be
holden at nv office In Waxahachie on
the last Monday an September, A. ID. ,
1908, the same being the 2Sth day OF
September, A. D., 1908, then and
there 10 answer the complain. OF
Waxahachie Hardware Co, a cor
poration, filed in said court on the
9th day OF July, A. ID. 1903, in a suit
numbered on the docket OF said
Court No. GAO, wherein Waxahachie
Hardware Co. Ia plaintiff and John
Edwards and i. X. Thompson are
defendants. The nature of the plain
tins demand being in substance:
Suit on note dated January 7, 1902,
and due October /. 1902, for the sum
Of seyenty-five dollars, with interest
from date at the rate of ~ per cent
per annum and 10 per cent addition
al as attorneys fees as stipulated IL
collected by suit. Said note execu-
ted by John Edwards and 7. X.
Thompson and payable TO the order
Of Nj alone Hardware Co.
Plaintiff slles rs that IL Is the own
or and holder Of said note for val
liable consideration, and that same
il secured by chattel mortgage
lien on one No. 307 Detroit buggy
one set harness, one Jersey COW
years old and her increase and two
bales Of cotton.
Herein fail not, but have before
said Court, at it's aforesaid next
regular term, this writ with your re-
turn thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Given under my hand and at office
In Waxah ACHE, this the 2nd day of
September, A. D., 1903.
r.. =. Anderson, Jr.
Justice Of the Peace precinct No. /,
Ellis County, Texas.
certify a true copy, w. A.
Hodge, Constable.
BY X. r. Abbott, Deputy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

The Milford Courier comes To Us
this week increased TO sixteen pages
and printed on book paper, 1t is
full to ybyerflowing with the business
announcements of Milford mer-
shaAs, and shows up well, not only
for he Courier, but for the enterpris-
inmerchants of Milford. Nothing
sr&aks so well for a town as liberal
q ZronaRe of it's newspapers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
TEXAS STATE FAIR
SEVENTH DAY

SEVEN III DAY.
Friday, Octrhar Educational
Day. All sch",l. In bodies admit.
ted NJ half price On this day. Con
fsdeTate day.
EIGHTH DAY.
Saturday, October Travelling
Mems Day. the great svAngelists OF
Commerce and Civilization. AIso
Educational Day All schools Ad-
mitted at half price on this dAy.
NINTH DAY.
Sunday, October SACRED con
certs; free grand parade on the
grounds.
TENTH DAY.
Monday, October J,-EIk's Day.
ELEVENTH DAY.
Tuesday, October G.-Colored PEG
pies Day. Opening with n chorus
of 700 coloTed children In Music
Hall, under leadership OF Prof. n
w. Harllee.
TWELFTH DAY.
Wednesday, October 7.-Y. NJ.
Z. A. Day. The State Athletic
Meet. knights of PythiAs Day.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
Thursday, October Sth.-Groeers
Day.
FOURTEENTH DAY.
Friday, October s.-Univeraity OF
Texas Day. Foot Ball In the Baae
Ball Park grounds.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
Saturday, October 10. Red Meme
Day.
SIXTEENTH DAY.
Sunday, October I.-Closing Day.
Sacred concerts, and Grand Free
Parade on the Grounds. les
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GROUP
{

Usually begins with the symptoms
Of common cold; there is chilli
ness, sneezing, sore throat, hot
skin, quick pulse, hoarseness and
impe ded respiration. Give frequent
small doses OF Ballard Horehound
Syrup, the child will cry for it and
At the first sign OF a croupy cough,
apply frequently Billiards. s Snow
Imminent externally 10 the throat.
S0c at Hood q Martin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

statements that the trip Of Mr. Could
At this time has no further significance
than that he desires to make an inspec-
ton Of the lines ia Texas there is an
impression here that the proposed eK-
tension OF the International and Great
Northern from this city to Wagner
I r. viii be- considered before Mr.
Could leaves the state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

Washington sept g The state de-
partUcut has not yet received connr-
nation ~ me despatch from Santo
Domingo City. saying that the Domini-
can government bad informed Minis
Ter Powell that ir absolutely declined 10
recognize the validity of the agreement
regarding tho claims - the improve
F1sut COMPANY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
JUMPED AT LADY.
Negro Caught Her Clothing, Tore II
Nearly OF Her and Fled.

Midlothian. Tex. Sept 25-Mrs J
home Thursday morning by "a young
negro Mrs. "uherspoou was prepar-
Ing dinner who the negro entered un-
tremendously and jumped az her
catching her ,Iothiug which he tore
almost wholly of Her screams were
heard hy some boys. who ran ca a neld
near Jv FOR help Iu the meantime the
negro became alarmed and fled with
out doing serious injury TO the lady
A posse was formed AZ once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

If you can't collect from the fell
low who owes you, beat him up,
seems to be the doctrine of the Dial
las News Snap Shot man. He says;
1.-THE only way to jog the memory
OF some delinquent debtors is to use
the fist"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

Little Rock. sept g5-Colonel John
W. Cplqulti. former commissioner OF
state lands, died az his home iu this
city lie vas sixty three years Of age
He vas a veteran of the Confederate
army. having been colonel OF the
AfkNn.as infantry
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
Sustained BY Peabody.

Denver Sept Ex-Governor Peabody
said that the deis'nn of Judge iced
r. the haheas orpUs ase at Cripple
Creek would he respected. lie said
that TIA formal order In the case wouIi
Ice issued from headquarters in th-
ftIf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
GOULD IN TEXAS.

II Was Stated That He Was on Tour
Of inspection
Dallas Sept. 25.-G~org- Could, head
OF the railway system which is known
by has name arrived i'm Dallas Thurs
day at lis and departed about to-,
minutes later for Fort Worth He To-
turned i'm two hours. and after spend
ing the night here left for IN. east
While here. Mr.. Gould inspected the
terminal railway Notv outstanding the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
p YEARS A DYsPEPTIC

X. II Foster, 3ls ) "a st Salt
Lake City, writes II have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indiyes-
ton for p years; tried many doctors
without relief; recently / got bot
tie Of HerbIne. One bottle cured
me, | am now taperiug of on the
second. / have recommended u t1
my friends 10 is curing them, too. ''
sOc at Hood a Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25
COMING EVENTS.

Sept. The tent meeting.
Sept. D Converting OF the Dis,
triet Court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

Needles for every machine in the
world at the Singer office. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

In the excellence Of It's hippo
drome performance the great Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers ag-
gregatiOn is as notably superior as
ia It's msnagerie and circus features.
The many different Kinds of races
are most brilliantly attractive and
exciting. d4sw3B
The great Adam Forepaugh aud
sells Brothers double street parade
10 stated, by those who have seen
10, co be the most magnificent eye.
feast ever known In arenic annals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-25

& T. c.. West Bound.
Ne. Is leaves 80 am
No. 81 leaves 9 81 pm
10. Cd arrives 10 45 am-Does not run west Waxs
No. "a arrives IS pm-Does not run west WaKA.
he. GS linked leaves g IS am-Daily except sun.
EAstyBound.
Dc. 81 leaves 80 am--Starts from Waxahachie
"a. "a leaves 10 81 am
no. o. leaves 2:S5 pm-Starts from Waxahachie
Nc IS leaves 9 d pm
asa. "a leaves 4 II pm-Daily except Sunday
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
az @eeen Der ii9 tets anbdu

H We9en Der lt1 1tets anbdu=
fenben Na6frase mad absuss,0bren
baben mir cine sroBe Waiie Der be-
iten &eb @ins absussr0bren in allen
9r6Ben pom 8 Bis "a 3ou I'm Diane
ter anseidaft. Oteielben iinb bic be-
item R0bren fur grunnenrinneu, Tim
allen Ored aus Der gumpe pessubal.
ten, unb brauden nt9t wie Sretter
burd ueue eriest gu werben. Spre@t
BET uns Dor, unb mir seben gu9 BEN
niebrisiten Preis. au9 tam es iein,
baB mir gud fur unier 9umber I'M
tereiiireu f0nnen. 9artneB : Winer=
9umber 60. % ba
2 Sur 3uuerldiitse unb prompte
Anfertisuns pom Yldneu fur Reiiben=
gen, S9ulen, air@eu unb ionitise
Nenbouteu rpenbe mar, it9 al. ben Ar=
9itetten g. $. 9aas, ct. glout,
Mtnu. 12sba
E Wai9ine1 gun, @dteu, NIT
Sis unb obne, nirsentwo better unb
5iIiser als bel M. 8eiiuius, ct.
Slouo.
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~ Tarmldnbereten Der beiten

IS GRANDDAUGHTER Der beiter
Soften bilis gu taufen BET S. g.
Code, ct. gloub, Winu. Our9 ieine
rebli9en Eransactionen 1T er Der
Treunb ber Sarmer unb 2anblu9er
seworben. le=oa
eA Cine 9iertelieftion iebr feines
9anb in Cotton @oob Co., srpei
Meilsn pon Comm SeHers, aues unter
gf1us, gu pertaui@en sesen Elm gut
unb MODERN einseri@tetes Bobnbaus.
Wan Ipre9e Dor In Der Stuser 9anb
60. l6:bd.
~ Sn Sumelen, nan1entlt@ Sod:
seitsrinsen, In Eai@ens unb 9ausubs
rem nie au9 tn Silberwaaren tauft
mai, bas bette unb bilisfte BET U. S.
&obertion, ct. gloub, BET benz au4
&eparaturer a, ubren prompt unb 3,is
uerldfts beiorst merben. 39:ba
= Manb - 2ebte Na9t iaste MIR
Sad, baB Ct bas bette Mdb@en Der
@elt ui9t 1eiratbeu ruarbe, rpenn =
mas - mem, he ui@t Rodp Wouu=
tain Ebee nebmeu ruirbe. gei&eitt;~
aerl. IS Gents. Martin Wolitor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
@ie lit oteS!

@ir bieten einbuuoert Dollars geIobuuns
fir ieben Sau pom 8atarrb, Der ut9t burd
Ginnebmen pom Saa's Ratarrb=Rur 9ebeili
merben fann.
&. &. Gbenep& Co., gisentb. ,Solebo, ..
8ir, bic unter3ei4neten, baben s. s. @bes
men felt ben lesten Is Sabren Sefannt uni
baften i'm fir polfommen ebrenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures unb Tnau3ieu be-
Berbinblidfeiten 3u erflqen.
% & Sruar, g~robbdnbler=S~ rosuifen,
SoIebo, Ohio.
8 aIbins, &in & M arpiu, Grobs
banbelssD roguifen, Solebo, Ohio.
6ou's Ratarrb= Rur rpirb innerli9 9enonl'
men unb wirft brett auf bas BIut unb BIZ
i4leimisen OberFd9e bes SYfems. 5eus,
ntfie fref perianbt. Yreis IS Gents bic Sla.
i9s. gertauft o allen apotbeteru.
6on's Samilien=g iueu bic beten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

Mai= Sertauf pom mel
SEN unb @ai6paaren.
Snoia Sinons, Geriian
sowns, SSren6 eawus,
@ai6 @bifion, @ause
be Sole etc. @eraoe mas
Sbr fiir So6seits unb
@raoutr @ele9enbeiten
9ebrau6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

Der grobiIrttbroufolser in altruiFider Sradt
ride in unsspobnter @eiis glas se=
sriffsn, unb Der Seier iinb 9eranital=
tunsen poraussegansen, bic, penn tie
aud pieQei9t gum She'll bur9 Druid
bon S6en CUR IusfIbruns selansten,
immerbin in r9Gter9en" bic l1eber=
aeusuns BON Der 2obalitGt ieiner ss=
treusn llntertbansn uno ibrer 2iebe
gum 9auie Hpmunotp befeitist baben
birften.
go mar i6on bas srobe gisfeit in
Der beurisen 8utterpo9e in Sra4ten
aus Der 3eit Yeters bes 9ruBen
Q682 Biz 1925, bes 9esriinbers Der
iebisen Metropols ualer Reuben," abz
sebalten iporben, aber mod peiter suz
rid in bic 9ersansenbeit ri4tete man
ben Bid. Dim Petsrsburser 9ofe
tpurbe leBtbin Elm 8aa peranitaltet, Bel
Dem Die 300 eingelabensn Yerfonen
fGmmtli9 in &oitimen aus Der Gpo9s
bes 3aren Qlerts Mi9ailopiti9 Q645
Biz 1875 eri9ienen. gs purbe babel
cine gru9t entfaltet, pie man lie ionft
beute taum mehr tennt; gang befonz
bers 5ei4neten ii9 aber unter ben reiz
den &oiiimen Die in unierer @bbilz
buns eeseigte 9efpanoung bes 9roBz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mi9uel Qleranz
brppiti9 uno bic Der 9roBfirfttn
Wlabimir bur9 9lan5 unb fsinen &C.
f9mad aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

Der WaferoberflGde periinten. Sas
cite aeierpotr umfabt 43, 1000, OOO,O 900
9ononen 0afer, tpel9e Quantitdt
bur6 bic Neuanlase INN 32,OOO,OOO,z
900 Gaupnen permebrt tpirb. Sn
@orougfdt auf bic 5Iuuns bes
gsdens piro CUR 3eit Elm Gfien6abnz
seIeiie, tpel9es bas betrsffenbs &C.
ldubs b%urdi9neioet. perlest; es perz
ben Sauisnbe bon Older @ulounsen
~abse6ol5t, Elm Suseno griidsu erri4z
tst, rsue 2unbitraBen sebaut uno Elm
beionberer Damn am Wuscpotz9erse
oufsefibrt.
SroB bteier ssipaltisen Qnlase iiebt
f4 Die itdotii6e @erpaltung 9robz
Stem gorfs Dor Die Nufsabe geItelt,
mad neuen 8aherquelen umi9au Su
bulten. Sos groton=He ierboir lit CUR
Sedung bes @aHerbebarfs Der beiben
gorougbs Manbattan unb 9ronr BE-
ittmmt. Sieier 9eourf betrGst sesenz
pGrtig 266, 900 9anonen per Sag,
Die tGgli9e 2teferung bes Geierppirs
itent ii9 auf 29O,OOO,OOO Gauonen.
9enaue 8ere9nunsen uno Inter
iu6ungen BADEN aber erseben, bab se>
mGb bss immenien 8epDlferunsssus
pa9ies Der iGbrli9e WoRerperbrau9
in ben bsiben 9orousbs berartis Suz
nimmt, baB porausf9tlt9 i9on in
mod nidt 5pei Subren bas Grotonz
&eierDoir ben 8ebarf ni9t mebr 81 Be-
~frieoisen permas. Sn ben iibrisen
8orousbs lit bic Sa9e nod f9limmer.
Sas Borough 8rootlpn ber5eidnet
einen tdsli9eu Waferbebarf bon 115,s
100000 Gauonen, bas Borough
Queens einen folden bon 100000 0
unb bas Borough Hidmonb einen fol-
den bon 100000 GaIonen. Sdmmts
li9e biefer brei 8orousbs erbalten ibr
8aher mittelft pumpperten aus
Qu.uen unb sei9en. Sn etli9sn
Siifritten grootlpns beftebt ieben
CONNER anappbeit an Waher, pdbs
renb ii9 bic @aferabsabe Der 8runs
men unb sei9e in ben 8orousbs
Queen unb Ri9monb mebr unb mebr
perrins.rt. Die nabeSu 100000
ginpobner 9roBzNep Yorts perbraus
Diem alio runb 400, 100000 @anonen
@aFer i'm Sage, unb penn fi4 bic Be-
p~Dlteruns Der Rieienfobt in benz
MaBe, tpie bies in ben Iebten aebn Sab
rem Der Gan mar, tpeiter permebrt, 10
biirfte fir bas nddfe babe Sabrbun>
bert bic Mnlase bon DaHerreferpotrs
nit elmer tdsIi@en aapaaitat bon l.
/. OOO,O0O.0O0 @alonen ui@t az erob
erf6einen.
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Rie(en-W a0erreCeruotr.
Ser @akerbebarf GraksNep 9sris
unb bic Seduns besielbem.

srftan"Ii@s Rabs-oia ses-Sauaas Del
eedsas uas serauSssbsase usbeiten.
@ampwerfe uns @aWermaasa-Greb.s su
gorts sepsferaasssaaabme.
Die srObts Struttur ibrer Dirt in
bieism aanbe befinbst ii9 felt 1892 fir
Die Stabt 9robzRep gort i'm gou.
IS TT btes Der neue GorneuzS Damn
i'm GrotonzSb Der CUR S6affuna
be5lebungstpetie 8ersrDberuns zines
Wahsrrsisrpoirs oufsefiibrt pirb. Der
Damn, Der ettpu 300 SUB bod unb oil
1elnsm oberen Runbe 1000 SUB lang
TT, srftrstt fi9 Spii6sn stpsi Bergen
uno bate Bis ror Sturgeon einsn 3ps
ftenoufpanb bon 900 srforbsrt.
Die SGlfte bes Sammss lisst untsr
Der Grbe, mo- bic SunbamentIteine auf
cine 2dnse bon 200 SUB sslest tuur>
ben. Nu9 Der fir DECEMBER b. 3. porz
eeiebenen 5ertisfteQurs bss Sammss
ptro binter bieiem elm 20 Meilen LAM
ger See nit 100000, 900 9aaonsn
Woier entiteben. Se9s Msilen obsr>
halb bes neuen Sammes befinbet ii6
Der Damn bes alien Grotpn=@ aHerz
reierpoirs, iiber befen pbere 8ante bas
@aher na9 Der goQenbuns bes Cor
neuzSummes in bus lei Suiiin elm
selafeH tptrb. Sieies 9eden 1T 10
srpb, oob bann nt9t tpeniser als feds
Mpnute perseben tperosn, ebs es Biz
gum oberen Ranbe bes nsuerl DAM
mes, elmer 90be bon $50 SUB, ssfiut
lit. Die obere 3ante beg alien DAM
mes pirb barn nlsbr als 80 SUB untsr
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2ureuburg.

9uremburs. = So9w. Sr.
Wi9. glemen, bisber 9farrer in 8il
perbinsen, lit gum gfarrer uon Ro=
binsen ernar,nt morben. SIN &loiter
gu gettemburs ftarb S9weiter 8in=
cens, seb. Nuna Yeters aus Afel,
Sem. gous. - gbrift. @olH,
pel9er in Stetir9 feline i'm per-
i9mdbenbe 8raut erldohen bate unb
ii9 gu entleiben iu9te, 1T se%ftorben.
SIN 9repenmader eri6oB ii9 Sol.
'Oonpen, @emeinbe ginnebmer unb
friberer Sienit6ef Ser acciien : Ser
ualtuns. 81 Selbitmorb obtr I'm
fal porlisst, weib man nidt. - Su
Gammelbinsen brannte bas @obn=
baus Der gbeleute Watb. Clement
sans ni.ber. - Sn Erotten brannten
bic S6sune bes Whaers @eper gang
LID unb bas anitoBenbe 8obnbaus
tbeilmeiie ab. - Sn Gid q. b. Qls
murbe Der iunse S9melSa,beiter S.
g. &iQ pon Dem 1~7idbrisen Sac.
Bolfer erfo9en. Ser brutale Worber
1T In Saft. - sSu Stra1en itarb Der
p~eniionirte 9ebrer unb fribere Sc;
meinbeIecretdr Miil9 i'm Nlter pom
II Sabren. SIN Obertorn uurbe Der
arbeiter u. 3anela in elmer goaerie
pom elmer abitir3enben Steinmaie err
i9lasen. = Inter %fr0menbem &esen
uousos fi3 am 10. april bic ginwei=
buns Ser reueu Babn Oiebenbofen=
Wonborf.-Sn Solse zines S9las=
anfaaes Starb s. Sdmit, gaiiirer Der
giienbitte In @eder. = Sn We9sr
ertrant bas 3idbr. S0bn@en bes
Miuers Seinr. l1rbtn I'M Whblen
tei9e. -Sn ber @emeinberatbsfisuns
gu StraHen murbe bei6lohen, einen
Selm auf benz abseitumpften 6ir9.
tburm gu erridten, bessleiden 3 neue
@loden gu bei@aHen.-S n gi9weiler
brannten bic @ebdube beS Nderers
BET. Oamit Oh.
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SDmeittcs unb 9etne1t.
1000 Glen nele 8letber= giu96ams. ................ sets
10 Glen A 9eblei6ter Muietu fir. ..............3 9ets
1AJo ..OSCIS
1880 Settbeten, ertro SualtQt. .55cts
getbeden in pollen Gr0Fe1 ..49cts
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Sie @ustpanberung au 3
Rorpesen bat i'm Sabre 1902 bic
unsetp0bnli9 bobe 3iffer bon $4,000
&Dpfen errei9t, mas cine 5olse Der
iberaus seorIdten ptrthf4aftli4er
@erbGltnife mar, Die bas Subr 1901
unb bic erite 9Glfte bes Sa9res 1902
setenn5ei9net butten. SIM laufenber
Sabre lit bic Qustpanberuns nod pei=
ter eeitiessn. Die meiiten 4ustpaus
berer aieben nu4 ben Ser. Staaten.
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Ser etnatae @ea

CUR Sor3igli4teit elmer Sa9e iber bic an.
Ssre 81 selanssn, 1T eine gersIei6anReuuna.
yta9 elmer Heiie iiber irsenb cine gabufrede
iIptlden UeInneopolis unb Chicago rpirb Der
&eIlenoe 3u9eben, baB bic Nortbweiferu
Strede ben bo4iten grob bes giIeubabu=
Semtorts uni bes eurus in ibrem eleeanten
Hortbwefern 9imiteb r~eprdientirt. Oieie
Sebanptnn9 wu,be pon eiueun prominenteu
ytanne aufseite0t in eiuem 3mieselprdd in
Der minneapolis Srmes.
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Sur Spntractpreu.

Bon benz llnter;ei6netsu werbeu bis ;un1
l. SUM- 1908 periieseIte aussbote fir ben
gau zines 26x40 Sus sroBeu, spei Stod Boz
ben S6ulbauies in Hortb Yrairie enteeeeuz
9enommen. Rlau unb Spe;iftationen lie=
gen benin S4nlclerf CUR Ginftdt ofien. gadz
iteine uno S6inbeln Iiessn bereits am 9lase.
Sas Re9t, iebes ober ole ausebote su uerz
werfen, 1T porentbalten. @ontractoren mo.
sen ii6 ruenbeu an 6. Sansti, GIerf.
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bas 9erlanste gu s. q. Steinsorf,
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rolsia, unb es stebt uiele Prdpara=
tionen, bic bieie 9eiben beileu ionen.
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Der Sorm beilt.
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IN psNrSbsss sssaanaItst asS bssA DC
Sabstisier Der etaot SssaaIekt.

SIN Stnblid auf bic fir Gnbe Mai
b. s. anberaumte 5eier bes 2OOidb>
rtsen 8eftebens Der ruiffdsn 9aupt>
ftabt Petersburg bat in Der bortisen
@eieui4aft Der Sinn fur bas 9ifto>
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-16
W00DWORKERS DESIRE
ADMISSION TO COUNCIL
The Carpenters Have Thus Far Blocked
Way-Assenbly lndorses Action
OF the Messenger Boys.

The Amalgamated Woodworkers' union
asked for admission to the Silver Bow
Trades and Labor council last night and
as consequence there was lively scrap
on hand at once. The Carpenters union
object to the admission of the Wood
workers union on the ground that they
are dual organizations and should be one
and the same body. Many of the dele
gates were in favor OF admitting the pc
tiiioners, but others opposed that action
and nothing was done. The woodworkers
and carpenters have been having trouble
Tor some time and their troubles have
been referred TO the American Federation
OF Labor, with whom the matter is still
pending.
The assembly indorsed the action OF the
messenger boys, who went on a strike
Saturday night, and appointed COM
mittee OF two to confer with the manage
ment of the A. ID. +. company in regard
to an adjustment of the difficulty.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-16
A GREAT GALE
SWEEPS OVER HAVANA
Daylight Eelipsed and the City Famous
in the Spanish-American War ls
Partly Devastated.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Havana, March I6.-Whie the secretary
OF the navy, Mr.. Moody, and his party
were making visit on shore yesterday
afternoon, squall OF tremendous violence
swept over the harbor. 1t became as dark
as night and the wind and the downpour
were terrific. Commander Stoney of the
Dolphin, realizing the peril to the small
boats i'll the harbor, called for volunteer
rescuers The entire crew of the Dolphin
responded.
Boats were instantly manned and sent
out. The launch returned with four half
drowned Cubans and the captains gig
came IN with another man apparently life
less, but he was later resuscitated.
The courage and heroic action on the
part OF the Americans was especially COM
mended, as the British ships did not rise
to the emergency, although one of the cap
sized boats was much nearer to the Ariadne
than TO the Dolphin.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-16
AMONG THE TOUERS

About 1000 new members have been
added to the roll OF the American Labor
union during the past week. Thirteen
labor organizations have applied at head
quarters here for charters. Four Of these
were from Park City, Utah, where NJ. /.
Salter, local man, has been doing excel
lent work as an organizer.
The following new charters have been
issued:
Workingmcn's union, No. $50, Charleston,
Washington.
Farmers union, No. ISL, Frcnchiown,
Montana.
Lathers and Shinglcrs' union, No. 3s,,
Park City Utah.
Federal Labor union No. 3s5, Monirose,
Colorado.
Woodworkers' union, No. 3sl Missoula
Retail Clerks union, No. 3s5, Park City,
Utah.
Burr Creek union, No. $50, Burr Creek
Montana.
Painters and Decorators union, No. 3s7,
Park City, Utah.
Assemblcrs and Adjusters' union. No.
35S, Dayton, Ohio.
Junior Federal Labor union, No. $50,
Pueblo, Colorado.
Stage Employees union, No. 36r Poca-
tello. Idaho.
Carpenters union, No. 36a, Park City,
Utah