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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-04-04
sl,ItshurE. ". Va, APRIL 4, 1903
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DAILY. hy nlRil, IN county, 3 cts per month
Daily. by mail out Of county. six months,
Oaily,by mall. out OF county one year. =
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
LEADER OF DOUKHOBORS.
General of Tribe Reported to Be
in Manitoba Village.

"John the Baptist" the now famous
Doukhobor leader is found, says a spe-
ciaI dispatch from Winnipeg to the Chi
cago Inter Ocean. The fanaGcal gen
eral was located in the village of Ter
PIMA. where he is in an unsettled state
of mind and still agitating for revival
of the great pilgrimage. This is the sto-
nv told by C. w. Speers. the Dominion
government colonization agent, who ar
rived at Winnipeg the other day. Re
garding the visit of Peter Veregin, the
Siberian exile, who is expected at Win
nipeg on his way to Yorkton. Mr.. Speers
said:
His influence will be great, and his
advent will be welcomed by the Rus
sian communities in the west. Veregln
spent sixteen years in the penal settle
ments in Siberia, where he was sent oy
the Russian authorities for exerdng
great influence over the DoukhoOors.
While in exile they found means Oh
communicating with him. and he has
on numerous occasions advised them"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
CURE FOR SEASICKNESS.
Italian Ambassador Finds RENE
DIV in Gazing Into a Mirror.

Gazing into a mirror when the ship
is being rocked by heavy waves is the
cure for seasickness ascertained by
Signor Des Planches, the Italian am
bassador at Washington, says the New
York World. This discovery was made
when the ambassador came over from
Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse.
After being seized with seasickness
the ambassador found himself looking
at his own reflection in a mirror. He
at once began to feel better. Noticing
the Improvement, lie continued to gaze
in the mirror, and the longer he looked
the better he became. The observation
was prolonged until a cure was effect
ed.
The explanation Of seasickness is that
the constantly changing horizon, now
high, now low, as the inexperienced
voyager looks out at the sea line causes
1 feeling of vertigo. BY steadily gaz-
ing into a mirror the changing of hor1-
IONS is reflected by surface equal In
every plane, and the eye loses the con-
seriousness OF the chang.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
BOIL WEEVIL tCAMPAIGN.
Texas Organizing to Fight the
Destructive Insect.

The campaign against the cottor
boil weevil is more vital to Texas jus
now than any political or military cam
paign in its,s history. The Post has
improved every opportunity TO call at
tention to thisscalamity to the state
chief staple and has published every
thing it could obtain in the way OF In
telligent suggestion for combating
the evil.
AS far .as experiments and expert
ence have demonstrated, there Is nc
sure remedy or safe preventive Inc
insect has defed all efforts at exter-
mination, and its ravages are spread
ING to all cotton counties OF the state.
Indeed, it is apparently only matter
of time when it will extend across the
Mississippi and infect the entire cot
| ton belt.
From all The Post can gather there
is nothing TO do but fight continuously
from fall to spring and spring to fall
with reasonable expectations OF reduc-
ing the damage to the minimum until
such time as the entomologist may
discover remedy or until the insect
may pass the cicycle of its activity.
Prof. Mally, the former entomologist,
and Prof. Sanderson, his successor, to-
gether with experts of the federal de-
partment of agriculture, can recon-
mend nothing better than perpetual
warfare by blowing in the fall, burning
in the winter, spraying and plucking
in the spring and culture in the sum-
mer. But these methods to be effect
ual must be based upon a knowledge
of the insects habits, growth and
characteristics, which can be learned
only by reading and observation.
These recommendation are not mere
scientific theories. They are rein
forced by demonstration in the field
and by the experience of intelligent
farmers throughout the infected area.
A meeting has been called at Dallas
by the numerical CLUB of that city for
January II, to discuss the boil "eevil
in all it's bearings, il is to be hoped
that representative men of all callings
will lend the encouragement of their
presence, for the cotton industry
touches directly or indirectly every
material interest.
Texas cannot abandon cotton. It is
the scource of her chief wealth and
must not be surrendered to an insect.
Especially is south Texas, and pecul-
iarly this city, concerned in this mat
ter, and should be fore most in the cam
paign of reSstance.-H (Tex.l
Post.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
tobacco More Economical,

A Kansas City man swore off chew
ing tobacco on new years day. In Or
der to assist him in his good resolve to
break the habit, which was costing
him twenty cents a week. he took to-
bacco habit cure. At the end of a
week. according to a veracious chron-
icler, he took an inventory of his eX-
penses and found that he had consumed
81. 20 worth of the cure, twenty cents
worth of chewing gum, five cents worth
of cough drops, fifteen cents worth OF
peanuts, five cents worth of candy and
two large rubber erasers. In the in
terest of economy he has gone back to
chewing tobacco.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21

Putting food into diseased stomach
is like putting money into a pocket
with holes. The money is lost. All
it's value goes for nothing. When the
stomach is diseased, with the allied
organs of digestion and nutrition, the
food which is put into it Is largely
lost The nutriment is not extracted
from it. The body is weak and the
blood impoverished. The pocket can
be mended. The stomach can be
cured. That sterling medicine for the
stomach and blood. DR.. Pierce's Gold =
en- Medical Discovery, acts with pecul-
lar promptness and power on the or
gans of digestion and nutrition. II Is
a positive cure for almost all disorders
of these organs, and cures also such
diseases of the heart, blood. liver and
other organs as have he cause in a
weak or diseased condition of the
stomach.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
EsCAPAOES or A PRINCESS.
Incidents in the Career of Louise
of Saxony.

The runaway Crown Princess Louise
Antoinette Of Saxony, who has just
been found at a hotel in Geneva, has
always failed to take Ter position as a
royal parsonage seriously, says the
New York American. Although her
! husband is a crown prince, she has al
, ways INDUCED in caprices that while
innocent enough from the popular
point Of view, have shocked her royal
| relatives. Kaiser Wilhelm especially
I dslikes her.
Princess Louise of Tuscany and
| Prince Friedrich August, crown prince
Of SaXony, were married on Nov. p,
! 1891, and have five children. She
earned her title, "the jolliest princess
in Europe" by doing all sorts Of I'M
conventional things. She tells of one
incident in a personal letter to friend
as follows:
William was particularly long wind
ed that evening and talked in the most
transcendental style, just as if Uncle
| Albert and he had divided the earth,
| the sun, the moon and the stars be-
tween them and were lording it over
the entire universe.
Il stood it for quite awhile, but when
he referred to my father-in-law (who
had just got my allowance locked for
smoking one wee cigarette after din
ner) as one of the greatest strategists
that had ever lived, l raised my glass
and cried 'Prosit,' interrupting the
kaiser in a yard long period"
For this the princess was never for
given.
On another occasion Princess Louise
shocked her royal relatives by pedal
ing through the streets of Dresden on
a bicycle in a pair of black elk tights
clicked with silver, only partially con-
cealed by pair of divided skirts.
The princess Is the enthusiastic friend
of childhood. She often stops her car
riage in the street to kiss some bright
eyed boy or girl passing by and never
drives out without basket full of bon
bons to distribute among her little
friends. In several of the big toy
stores in Dresden and Leipsic she has
standing accounts, and when a little
one writes her for a plaything he is
sure to receive it in short order. King
Albert once said the wooden horses his
niece gave away every year outnum-
bered Saxony's cavalry. At Christmas
time and other festival occasions each
child Louise knows is entitled to three
wishes" and none was ever disap-
pointed.
The children Of the poor, though, re-
ceive in addition to toys of less ex-
pensive grade clothes or dresses, the
latter from her highness' own estaL-
lishment in the palace. for Louise is
fine needlewoman and cutter and en-
ploys from ten to fifteen seamstresses
all the year round.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
CHANGES IN MONT PELEE.
Said to Be Growing Taller, New
Cone on Top.

Major HOddeC, the officer command
ing the British royal engineer force at
st. Lucia. w. l.. has reported. accord
ing to a dispatch from Barbados. B.
W. l., to the New Yeck Herald, observ-
ing the growth Of cone on top Of
Mont Pelee. Martinique. first reported
by the Martinique police on Aug. IL.
The cone. according to Major Hold
der's calculation, has now reached Il
height of 92S feet. with base of 405
feet This marvellous cone has taken
only lot days to reach its present di-
mansions. and it is still growing.
Mont Peiee is also still growing, being
now 5000 feet In height as against its
former attitude of 4,42S feet.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
0. T. Kenyon, M. ID.

Offers his professional services
to the people of Dawson and sur
rounding country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
ODD JOBS OF MESSENGERS.
One Just Sent from London to
Germany With Medicine.

"Jaggers' +" famous trip to the United
States at the behest of Richard Hard
ing Davis is recalled by the mission of
another London messenger boy who has
just been sent off pOSthaste to carry
bottle of medicine to AiX-les- Bains, says
a staff correspondent of the New York
Press. Probably the urchin wasn't es-
pecially surprised by the novelty Of his
Grand for he and his kind have so
many quaint commissions chat they
must by this time have grown accus-
toned to them.
It was not so long ago that an Eng
fish banker sent messenger boy over
to Paris to pay a bill. Another jag
gers" as they are called now, was hur-
ried out to buy toys for foreign poten-
tate, while still another had to send
election results to a German cabinet
minister. The Duke of SaXe-COburg
hired a messenger boy to field his ten
mis- balls Other boys have taken In
dian noblemen to the theaters and help
ed ladies of title at fashionable bazaars.
When a boy gets a call. he can never
tell whether he is summoned merely to
take a puppy out for Il walk or to en-
bark for San Francisco. Occasionally
he has to wheel a baby carriage con-
tanning a much protesting infant or go
to a railway junction to feed pet cat
which is on journey and see that it
makes it's proper connection"
There are cases on record where boys
have had to nurse sick people, lead the
blind and even take charge of lunatics.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
A Scientific Discovery.

Kodol does for the stomach that
which it is unable to do for itself, when
even but slightly disordered or over
loaded KOdol supplies the natural
Juices of digestion and does the work
of the stomach, relaxing the nervous
tension, while the infamed muscles
of that organ are allowed to rest and
heal. H dol digests what you eat and
enables the stomach and digestive or
gans to transform all food into rich red
blood. DAWRON DRUG CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
Warehouse at Perry Burns.

r. L. Marchman's warehouse at
Perry was DESTROYED by fire Wednes-
day. together with 140 bales of cotton
and 500 bushels OF peas. The cotton
was partially insured. There was no
insurance on the building. Cause of
the fire unknown. Loss on peas and
hnilding So, 600.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
IN Bed -Four Weeks with La grippe.

We have received the following let
ter from Mr.. Roy Kemp, of Angola,
Ind: 81 was in bed four weeks with
la grippe and l tried many remedies
and spent considerable for treatment
with physicians, but | received no re-
lief until l tried Foley's Honey and
Tar. Two small bottles of this medi-
cine Cred me and | now use it exclu-
sively in nv family" Take no substi-
tutes. KENDRICK' s DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
Stop II!

A neglected cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley's Hoa-
CIV and Tar affords perfect security
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
u 7 i A D 0

FL presupuesto municipal para ell
entrante a11o econ6nico queda termi-
nado.
FL Concejo la realizado un trabajo
digno de encomio, pues no solo Iogra
cubrir sus atenciones, sino que tamblen
aumeI ia mayor cantidad de dinero para
al Hospital. Los pobre5 estar9n mejor
atendidos porque habra abundancia de
medicamentos.
Tambien Sc cre2 una banda munich
pal que dar4 retreats en- la plaza Y abri-
ri una academia de mGsica, en- la que
los nifos podran adquirir conocimien-
tos. Bien por Is corporation.
--Nuestro amigo don AmGrico Bias
co tiene en- proyecto Is fun6acion de una
imprenta. Ha recihido material para
este objeto.
Sc propone publican III poriodico
de propaganda federal
Conocidas las condolences del refe-
rido amigo, es SECURE que obtendra
huou Gx;to, porfnc posee Foluntad tirme
& uua perseverancia i toda prueba.
Hoy Sc hs pubiicado el primer
n6mero del peri6dico Independence ii
tulado Gel Pueblo,
Sus redactores son republicanos,
pero eI primer ndmero de dicha publ
c&ci6n esta escrito con indepcndencia
sin el cnenor asomo que revele color po-
lftico.
Trae IN en6rgico &rtfculo, comba-
tiendo la inmoralidad administrative
del Gobierno americana.
Don Angel Figueroa, sdminissra
dor del peri 6dico, es IN sefior nluy res
petsble Y sincere en- eus aprecaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
PROCESSION De CORPUS
poNcE

Esplendida por todos conceptos que
do L. procession de Corpus veriflcada en-
10 tarde del Domingo.
Poeas veces hemos presenciado actO
tan solemne y concurrdo.
Las congregaciones religiOsas asl
como representations de todas las cla-
ses de nuestra sociedad asistieron la
fiesta que fuG amenizada por Ia orquesta
Que dirige Ell popular Cocolfa.
Hermoso espectaculo ell que repre-
sentaba Ia ciudad de Ponce con motivo
ds 10 procession. Los que diario pre-
sYonan que decae en- Ponce ei espfritu re-
ligioso, SO habran convencido de su error.
Ponce prob6 una vez mas tener bien
arrsiSado al sentimiento de Ia religion
que hered6 de sus antepasados y que di-
ffcilnente sc boFrara.
Ponce 7ark siempre cat6lico pese 4
los que digan 10 contrario.
La procession de Corpus Cristi evo-
c6 en- 1losotrOs recuerdos gratisimos; no
los rectterdos del 6en9ito tempo coZoniaJ.
sino recuerdos de un pasado que va qui-
si&rsmos disfrutar en- los tiempos pre-
sontes.
Rablar hoy del coioniage anterior,
Inueve risa; sacar colaci6n la tlrania
del antigua regimen con motive de la
XGTchd RedL al ser tocSda en- la proce-
s6n del Corpus. es 10 mas servil v ri
dfculo gue darse puede, 81 tenemos en-
cuenta la tirani4 del moderno regimen.
Omnimo0os eran los capitanes generates
que nos envisbs Espafa; omnfmodos re-
sultan los aobernsdores que enyfa Es-
tados Unidos omnfmodo cualQ Quier CHS
gsravfs que de dicho pals vicne Puerto
Rico con algGn cArg>.
La procession de CorDts C,-ist< ce-
lebrada por los cat6Iicos de Ponce Ell la
tarde del domingo, es IN nuevo triunfo
0ue obtiene nuestra iglesia por analo-
ala In asociaci6n de cat6licos; Sc llev6
efecto sin cornetas del ayuntamiento.
81 coroetas necesitsse Is asociaci6n. yo
sabria proporcionsrlas. pues cuento con
elementos pecunisrios para clio.
US CAT6LIco PUERrORRfQUESo.
Ponce, JUNO Is de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
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SECURE c0pl2ndo:
<-Se asegura que despues del dia
81 del corriente mes, dira muchas cosas
al pais. ell senior don Cruz Castro, con
motivc de 81 renuncia como Jefe del
prcsidio-'
Esto es dc LA DENoCRACIA de aver,
tercera pagina-
Y la tai noticis Sc presta a muy
amargos concentrates.
ST & don Cruz le hubieran repuesto
en- su cargo de jefe sdel presidio, bien
que sc callaria todas esas verdades con
que amenaza al Gobierno.
Asf son todos los sedicentes repu-
blicanos.
Mientras disfrutan del Nancy cl1-
sico. no abren Ia boca nj para decir oste
nj moste.
81 les priean de tan substancioso
iupo, entonces Sc hallan dispuestos &
as,1sa.cia2 que hablaran...... y cue habia-
ran fuerte... Pero Sc quedan mudos o
hacen Uaatt(S.
No van estas lfneas, de NAL perge-
no. encaminadas molestar zaherir i
don Cruz Castro, que es mi compa1ero
en- letras, y que gasta y usa una melena
V unas barbas que le envidlo.
Ahora bien, como dicen los orado-
res cuando quieren onyuatar dos ideas,
! con 10 que no estoy nj puedo estar con-
| forme, es conQue don Cruz Sc halla ira
| eado hasta ahora esa8 neucha8 cosas gaate-
resa7ates que ahora las quiere desembu-
char. cuando le han dado con Ell pie.
Don Cruz: entire parentesis, tntea
nos, squi6n manda ls boga y c{a? Z E
patriotismo ell egoismos
CoRTADillO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16

Sc efectuara ell Is del proximo Julio.
Monsieur Loubet, permanecera en- la
capital de Inglaterra dos dias. Sc afr
ma que Eduardo VII le prepara suutuo-
so recibimiento.
lNGLESES BOERS
Las relaciones entire beers ingle-
ses en- Africa del Sur, van siendo mas
tirantes cada dfa FL pueblo no disimu-
la su odio las autoridades ingiesas.
Estas muestranse muy suspicaces desde
ell reciente asesinato de Sir Edward
Henry Y Hulse, encontrado muerto en-
su cana & causa de IN tiro de revolver
Hulse fue censor de la Prensa durante
la guerra Y amigo intimo del Rey
Eduardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
Ultimos cables
III <SHAARoCK IIIS

Ha llegado New York, ei nucvo
defensor dc la <COpa de Am6ricas bpte
shamrock IIIs. Is nagnifico V tonaa-
ra parte.en las pr6ximas regataS. Para
e=StSs reina extraordinario entusisStno.
I'll GoBEENADoR HUsT PCERTo RICO
Fl Gobernador Hunt, 81 iieg2la
New York fn6 visitado por varios <re-
portsrss. En- la entreyista con estoA,
el Gobernador Hunt hsbl0 de esta IsIa
cor gran entusiSsno. Ha manifestado
que Puerto Rico sc halla en- may venta-
josas condolences que 81 situsci6n mo
fora cada dfa.
MoTINRs ES FRANCIA
Han ocurrido nuevos motines en- la
Rap6blica francesa. La orden del Co.
bierno acerca de clausura dc Congrega-
clones religiosas, no ha sido cumplida
por nnuchas de estas, que Ia rechazsn.
Muchos frailes adeptos dc Ia Igle-
sia cat6lica, promuevsn motineS. Fl
Oobisrno hs dado severAs ordenes par2
hacer que Sc cumpia 81 disposition. Sc
habla de instrucciones reservadas del
Papa al episcopado frances.
M. LoCgET
Sc anuncia que In vista q Londres
del Presidente de In ReP6blica frsnccsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16

POa MAS De SESEHTA AMOS.
REAEDIo ANTIGUA z BIES PFsOBADO
Ell JARABB CALAkSTE DE- LA sRi. WINSL0W.
2sado por AILLosEs DE AADREs. para hI1os e
PERIODO DE DEETTCTOS, EXfTO COMPLETO. TRAN
QUIiIZA = La cRIATURA. ABLAEDA Las ESCIAs, AIIVIA
TODOs Los DOLORES, CURA Fl, C0IICO TESToSO. Cd
neior renaecio La DIARREA De las BoTcAz
Del raundo entero. Pedd,
I'll JARABE CkLMAyTR DE La SRA. WIN&LON.
% NO ACEPTEIs oTRo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
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SAN JUAN
FOR TELEGR AFO

.!unio Is.
ReUOcddd
I'll Tribunal Supreme revoca
IN sentencia dc c;latrD m3ses dr
carcel al director dei &San Juan
News , ordenando III nuevo Jul
clio. Los jueces del Supreme han
estado acordes sobre este punto.
M0tfUO de la Sentencid
Esta sentencia fue por iniurias
supuestas al abogado Ramos.
Terrible tr0m5a
I'm Oregon una tromba terri
bic, destrnyo 81 pueblo de Hoppe
ner, pereciendo 500 personals.
Ef doctor SdfdaHd
I'll doctor SaldaIla ha regresa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16

Abro mi correspondence privada,

ADfO ml correspondence pllfa0
copio:
<Sr. Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
Caguas.
Estimado v apreciado (albarda So
bre albarda amigo: teniendo La idea de
publican un libro de postales cuanto an
tes, de nuestros melores autoreS, le
a4radecere contribuya mandandome al
gunas, cuanto antes (6js) para poner en-
practica In obrs. Favor que espero de
tan galante escritor.>
Nj eseritor nj galante. amipo pen....
No planto aquf su nombre apelii-
do, por no hacerle pasar un NAL ratio
3Cree listed, acaso, que yo COM
plazco, nal bien, las personas de mi
nmistad, escribiendo esas composiciones
affmeras. sin vaior literario, para que
otro las explOte?
Muchss. demasiadas, tengo escritas
han lido por ell correo; sinembargo no
las publico en- La DEaoCRACIA.
7 iquiere usted que Sc las envie....
A otra puerta.
De ESQ, de las postales, me parece
aue va he hablado bastsnte; pero es este
un pals sasi genyrtS, en- que para que Sc
entiendan las cosas-digase ideas hay
que insistir machscar, sin que la tor
peza natigd despierte.
Quedamos, pues, mi estinadisimo y
Apreciadisimo apreciabilisimo amigo,
en- que usted puede publican cobrar
--el libro de postales que SO propone....
Pero n6 cuente con las mfas, -haga Vd
de las suyas---y recuerde que existe e
derecho de propiedad literaria.
No Sc meta en- esos Jdsna0nes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
Senid

Ell nuevo Rey de Servia ha
sido proclamado. Por TELEGRAPH
acepto desde Geneva Y sale a ocu-
par su puesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
IIhEA fERREA DEL OfSTf .
sALInAs PARA SE'H YORK

Itinerario de Trenes y Vapores que re-
gira desde ell dia 20 de Noviembre
de 1902
Salidas de la Capital Bayam6n
simultaneamaDta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16
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1,101os Jer,,0 NE ea1,,ce l5y alt

mates. PtGiyd dePO,tce. ID Y alt.
CERTIFICADOS o BONOS de debi
tns de ayuntamientos. Compra venta.
---CoNRADO PALAU-San Juan, p h.
AVISAMOS 4 los que Sc vayan d
casar, que an la Mayag1ezana, SO hacen
zIpatos = gusto para los n0yi0s, tanto
para hOmbra, como para muJer. Los
De esta 50 lueden fabricar de la misma
tela que la del traje de noyia.
Este estabecimiento Sc encuentra en-
la calle de San JustO, Ne l7.-San Juan
SERAN COMPL ACIDOS sus capri.
chos en- Ia solicitud de csizado q La me.
dida. en- <La Mayaglezana.> San jus
I'd IL. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-16

do de su inspection por La Isla.
Dice que Ell estado sanitario me-
jora.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-12-14
Prof.. Cousins Endorsed

Al largely attended meeting Sat.
urday ot the Dallas County Teacn.
ers lnstiIlte the candidacy of
Prof X. Il. Cousins OF Mexia for
state superintendent ~ public tn
structIou was endorsed. This is
quite victory for Prof. Cousins
and shows that sentiment has uu-
dergone a great change since the
election of last year when Prof.
LeFevre carried Dallas county by
a big majority over Prof. Cousins.
This Is gratifying news to Prof.
Cousins friends who note with
especial pleasure the rapid strides
he - making toward the office Of
state superintendent. Prof Cous.
ins Is most estimable geutlemau
and Is well qualified to discharge
the duties 81 that office with honor
TO himself and credit L. the state.