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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-08
Two More Rural ROuieS.

On Monday, May I'd, there will be
established out of Italy two more
rural routes. One goes east beyond
Avalon and the other northwest to
Jarratt's ranch and back to town
from the southwest. The other
route is pleasing the people so far as
We have heard and 10 growing in the
amount OF mail and other business
transacted. The other routes will
be Of more benefit Co Italy than the
old one, especially the one out
through Avalon, provided 1t runs
like we think it will. Italy News
Herald.
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Cheap Rates Via II. { T. c. R. r.

Paris, Texas. On sale Apr II and
Il. Rate $50 Limit April II.
Houston, Texas-On sale April
10Th and 21st. Rates $40. Limited
to April 24th.
Houston, Tex.-On sale for train
No. So April 24th, and trains
Nos. 81 and 81 of April 18th. Rate
$500. Limit April 30th.
Hot Springs, Ark On sale April
10th and llth, rate 81 Is. Limit IL
days from date Of sale.
Orange, Tex On sale April 18th
and 18th, rate Sll.25. Limit April is.
Galveston, Tex sale Apfil
18th and 18th, rate $3.50. Limit
April 10th.
Galveston. Tex.-On sale for
trains 81 and 81 April llth and 18th,
rate $3.50. Limit April l4th.
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Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated
by John Oliver OF Philadelphia. as
follows: ~ was In an awful condi-
ton My skin was almost yellow,
eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually in back and sides, no ap-
petite, growing weaker day by day,
Three physicians bad given me mp.
Then | was advised to use Electric
Bitters; TO my great JOY, the first
bottle made decided Improvement
| continued their q sa fnr three weeks
aud am now well man l kaow
they robbed the grave Of another
victim" No one should fail TO try
them. Only 90 cents, guaranteed al
Thomas a. Moore's drug store.
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K X TIME IABLh

H i T. c.. West Bound
40 80 leaves 80 am
40 So leaves IA pm
No n arrives s55 pn-Does not run west Waxa.
No. % mixed leaves : .45 am-Daily except sun.
lEast Bound
so leaves As am. Connects at Garrett for
Dallas and 81 Ennis for Houston.
80. 50 leaves ESQ pm-Starts from Waxahachie
30 80 leaves :26 ON
No. "a leaves u pm-Dally except sunday
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AN ENNIS FIRM FAILS REAL ESTATE DEALS
H. n. Johns files Chdttel Mortgage for
Benefit of Creditors.

A chattel mortgage was filed In
the county clerks Office this morn
ing by H. NJ. Johns, a furniture
dealer Of Ennis, to secure the pay
ment of claims of creditors. e. w.
Mckinney was named by the instru-
ment as trustee, and is empowered
to take charge of the stock and dis
pose of it at public or private sale,
by piece or in bulk, and apply the
proceeds to liquidating the firms in
debtedness. The liabilities, includ-
ing an attorneys fee of 800,
amount S3,449.62. The amount OF
assets was not given. The list of
nrefarrad creditors Is as follows:
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HOW TO PRONOUNCE HYOMEI
Hood and Martin Tell OF This Remarkable
Treatment That Cures Cafarrh without
Stomach Dosiaa.

while all our customers who
have used Hyomei agree that il is
remarkably successful in curing
catarrh and other diseases Of the
air passages, says Hood n Martin,
''yet there has been considerable di-
versitY of opinion as To how the
name Is pronounced. I"
"Hvomei 10 pronounced just as IL
1t were spelled shigh-o-me, with the
accent on the first sylla
"A great many come TO our store
and instead Of asking for Hyomei,
tell US theyfwant package of the
treatment for catarrh that we are
selling OTa guarantee"
"WhilF we know what they mean,
and all 81 our clerks will give them
Hyomef, yet we want every one to
know how to pronounce the name OF
Hyomei, so that they may run no
chance of getting anything bat Hy-
omei, no matter where they go
sit is a natures true cure for ca
tarrhal troubles. IL kills the germ
of this disease, soothes and heals
the irritated Mucous membrane, and
effeetually drives all catarrhal poi
sons FROM the system.
"Ali the Stomach dosing In the
world can % no lasting good In the
treatment Of catafFh unless the nose
and throat are free from catarrhal
microbes. There is no stomach
dosing with Hyomel; Just breathe L..
I'VE have So much confidence in
the value OF the treatment, that we
are selling IL with the under nd-
ing that we will return the mon IL
IL falls to cure. All our ref art
know that We do exactly we
agree. y
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A Dandy for Burns.

DIR. Bergin, PanA, HIS, writes: II
have used Billiards. Snow Liniment;
always recommended it to my
friends, as | am confident there Is
no better made. 1t is a dandy for
burns Those who live on farms
are especially liable to many acct
dental cuts, burns, bruises, which
heal rapidly when Billiards. Snow
Liniment is applied. 1t should al
ways be kept in the house for cases
of emergency" 25c, soc, Sl.00 bot
tie. Sold by Hood d Martin.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.


We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
ease Of CatArrh that cannot be cured 81 H.Aas
CaiaTrn Cure.
III. CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo, @,
We. the undersigned. have known v ]. Chen ~
for the last five years. and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and finan-
eisliy able to carry out any obligation made BY
their firm.
Walden, Kiunan a. Marvin, VI holsesAie Druggists
Toledo, Ohio,
Halls CAtarrh Cure Is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surface u the
system. Price. 75c, per bottle sold By all Drug
gists. Testimonials free
Er Halle SANITY Pulls are the best
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Ballard's Horehound Syrup

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough, oppressed, rafting, rasping
and difficult breathing. Henry &.
Stearns, Druggist, Shullsburg, Wis,
writes, May 20, 1901: 81 have been
selling Billiards. HOrehound Syrup
for two years, and have never had a
preparation that has given better
satisfaction. | notice that when l
sell "A bottle they come back for
more. / can honestly recommend
it," 25c, soc, sl.00. Sold by Hood
Il Martin.
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Christ at Jacobs Well-Jno. 4:
3:42.
Miss ClOantha Copass.-JnO. Ala
Miss Ruth Huckabee. -Jno. 4:24
Jacobs Well-Jno. 4:3-6 Willie
Todd.
True Worship-Jno. 4 1926. Miss
Luella Stacy.
The Living Water-JnO. 4:7-l5.
Miss Mamie Dell Barrow.
Bring our Friends to Jesus-Jno.
trell.
To do His Will-Juo. 4-34. Miss
Alice How or.h.
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The Juvenile population OF this

The Juvenile population OF this
city will have an opportunity of
witnessing their favorite story
"Alice IN Wonderland" set to mu-
sic at opera house tonight, matt
nee Saturday. The operetta will be
produced with a grand juvenile cast
composed of about one hundred
local boys and girls. All the hob
COLLINS, fairies, godmothers, elfins
and funny animals, so dear TO the
children's hearts, will be seen talk
ing, dancing and acting precisely as
they do In the book story. Special
features will be produced, amsng
which being the Grand Fairy Pro-
logue and Ballet of Nations, the
Japanese Dance, Lobster uadrille,
etc. The piece will be given with
the gorgeousness that characterized
it's New York production, beauti-
full costumes, scenic and light Of
feets, etc. Benefit United Daugh-
tiers Confederaey. Tickets adults
soc, children under twelve 25c, both
performances.
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n Pleasant EVeaiaa.

There was All informal gathering
of young people at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Kirksey last even
ing. Several couples were present
and the evening was spent in most
delightful manner. Music. games
and social conversation contributed
to the pleasure of the evening, and
at "a seasonable hour dainty refresh
ments were served.
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

For City Marshal
TON DIXON.
For City Secretary
GEO w. WALKKR, JF
70 Assessor and Collector
CLINT sgALpINs.
For City Attorney
A l.. Lovg.
For City Treasurer
FRANK 8ETzENDASER.
For Alderman Ward L.
ID. q. THOMPSON.
For Aids rrnan Ward -
w. l.. r, Leigh
For Alderman Ward B.
j, Nj. LANCASTER.
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
A. II. MckNtaHT.
Il. y. MARCHBANKs.
X. r. BuRKs.
T.. ID. CREDIBLE.
For Tax Collector
George swEATr.
T. j TINGLK.
SNIP SPgNCER.
j. w. RUSSELL.
For County CLERK
RuFE X. HESpgIcKs.
For sheriff
jon p. MiNSICK.
For County Attorney
MARX SMITH.
CHARLEY PIrrfS.
JNo. ID. McRAE.
For District Clerk
Toa BuRLEsoN.
For Sapt. Public Instruction
j. t. BROOKS.
For Constable Precinct No. L.
BES F. ABBOTT.
T. Nj. MCKEE.
For Commissioner Precinct A..
LEE MOORE.
The cash must accompany aaeh
announcement. This rule will not
be deviated from.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12
szokE DOG : Rack
Twsusy-ozs Psop,s Refused 90 Pzs En
on. q Mlssry.

Fuss'iAv afternoon q S1slr brs,i i-E
rsA sz.ls- a s,ress ear On Nort1 C5m-
msrei8l ssrees. an8 v7fs struck q tds
naslc "a -hs suisu u the hack H.
SPINE was broksa- t1i hs 5-azre.i AZ
az1.il quarters abcu- tfrsr hfn IN a most
vl-it1l mAaHsr-
Tas a-rri-us hapv@ne,i in fre1- %
Dr- C,lslsk's residence. a ero#E saga
s1-asrsi- AMI sls P0or sainal slel iai
7,sH-v st symPa-1lzzrs. M-s. Mrs
offered the men a revolver @, vu- ihe
tnznal suc u - n5ssrv. bu- D. sus
la.l che h4arr 90 saoos ris ia= bsailg
sauia-- be appeared % D. .c1>s B.
t~eeu a g1Gi= anI LlswsLl1aE bril- 55g.
t1i s-rsJ very i1--fi5gsuzIv. 11,I sooa
;gaseI ralaiag, tlraauga suffering
greu- Pall
- 1-s1aI soulr 81 neu -srrssl %
aks sha- rev1lvsr ant -ai -ls I1g :
z--- Eav T. C,iiherr rcgk -ls -ev1lver.
ant mrls -evsra1 srsps ,gva-i -hs ilg
bus Lz- Sac rsSr- ~ i=nrr -Il.st Ann
-- Was nut u1rd Ir wins Nlr>e -ans
algaL, waa - man rt Ilod nerve
-raL1s'i a. surgeon n 1lL 1.15s 1e lr-
sri-.gls "a msu ami 1llua :. t1,i d.
aslls'i uas oEstau,isrs OBJ w.-less tla-
le Vas iallg r. A. an aer st ll-ualiryr-
Hs -1ea ggsir aui istarr1-si~ 1u1 -Eg
saars rhrsaxa rls a8ina- l-a.L frsm
rai.a De l1se.a-lv ii-,L The aic5isnr
saaws,i rlar mosr maa iavs 8 ssutl
nsuraL -srirl tlr i1g -la- y In
-r5ahta.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12

- Lau1s No. lvr Z-rhns was
Aa-alg,a Eur az ls riral 5 fair
seaurifllr .l.suri-rl ant rc1Nriu,i
wtra ao, Arllanr a.ssuhlage -ie
Aa-aiEaa auilu1s Wts enc N-csa 1t
rae pac-au af ssa1-S kb,reses Eere
ra.i- tr Governor silss. Rre-g.irof
-snts aa.i lrlrr> rluiglr "a ~
serrua ssl aaH wil a- gVsa 1v rla
M i-ll--ta esunissiua .1 luner st 9gu-
fr1ur 1Ha Mrs sllss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12

Esssl1. Aass- lssl E1-A- ve~rsr
sv 5 s-ssr5a gs she EpaseopaI egnveu-
risn. gsv NJ van Wase-s % Pvrrlil'L
Chr spoks n lrpsssr1la -1 sls new can
ga uaah ssrabis che ma-riage ss t
veersl peoeb- o. Epaseopal sl-egyueu.
tpE sial-
"lt we ars nurs regulrlng rhal
Ca-iss am sure tasV Wd1 q sise
s1srs tlr -Aa BLESSED saersm-u-- srs-
so estter lsc 'rsU susuga a.sus. ant
roe hs sia re,vurfag
-- Z am ashamed aa,i saagrins.i as -as
svecsas- saasa sls 7itzflr-u har saur
8 s-e6ng -aas ras saar-a sasubi b.
nura requiring raaa Christ tsmaa,is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12


lsad ans the engine 70 prevent hei
fsem sseing It. % his kuOWis.ise.
Mr. RaiabsusA. proprietor = the
ReI Frcat livery stable. vas nsxi
usness for plainsia. azs stated thSi Be
was ssiti-x nsar Low i. his lara door
way az the ti-,e " the aesiden1. Ehs
uisasss saw Mrs. Peuhui walk up -
tie train. l,ssissss. tnj wslk shrvugh.
I His svitsseg. i- the u-sia. eoiusidsi
~sh Lows Hs dii ass hssr any oue
spssk ts Mrs Pszan3 pri,s % her Try
iae 20 eroSs she track Waea sr,ass-sx-
xmioea by Attorney Birgham as 30
hsw f1s; Mrs. Psulaad vas walking,
witaess sai1 thzt sac VAS waIkiug in
an o-3ius-y gzi-. Ia answer % the
aaessioa X witnsss sho1sht Mrs Pea
lau3 was i1 dagger uhs1 sas sp-
preached t1s TRAIN. b. wss uuzhls 90
ssv. Nc s-ts1tior VAS paid 60 the
switching q sAs ears p-tsr % ia aeci-
dent. because witness sses thfs every
Jsv. WAsa asked II she stePp~1. iooks1
aaI lsstsas,3. be SAIL sas >cogpsd bat
uas unable 90 sav whether sas l,'sks3
or Escsas.L
JsAn Williams, the oshsv wisasss.
wss slso sitsiaS ia frvns % the Rei
E'rea, Daru- He sac Mrs PealAz3. bus
asa ~. kn7w Asr. Witness saw oaly
aue hraksnlau. and testified 90 iAs sane
sssyt az sas suo v-e~se,liag Witnesses
Exesps D. i5I ne see hsr sccp hsfQrs
,r,iaz 90 srvss. Witness ala uas tAizk
sAs uss Ia iaasgr. aaI wgali ugs hare
ha.i sun tsas time % havs NarnsG hs--
TIE next witness ,a,iel 1v Plaizsi7
was Ton Croasss. shs Fh1sog-sPhsr-
wa9 sta,s,l shss he seak Pa1tls ss TRACK
1u the u-rtA sile % TraEs srrs~s, lea B
,rg % sls svi,eh fa--hsss EASE aai the
,we TRACKS s,ush qf that Ahs9 the
sass srleaslS on Camnsrelsl szres--
rA5s pl1cl WAS iasro,iass.l ant witness
.as nss er1ss sNsnirs,t by isssaits- :
i.torasy-
Jt1tss Wll.lu uas lsx- eaEs'i- al,i
sssse,l rlas BE- sas tsmEiar Wi-h tas .
-r's-silg. tasa that tfs ratsss So thas I
ssins are ievel wisa ,hs ssrsss. ss a-s
.Aa si.leEsIcS NJ. crgsS-sxaniaasila {
sas ua.i- er ,as a--srusy t5c ihs ts-
.suse.
rhas sl.lzls sas testimony sar the .
aiai1sif. ths rary was E,veu s. recess
rail. -ls ease Was trgus,L
The iurv - AZ tJlgEs- r. : BsEs. .
= r. E'-lszs,L w. J. lrvla. EIlts BarS- .
igbbsr. Dea1as Na1l1G ~ r. Dorv. 4
rass. B1aria- y A. W, En3eks. B. p. .
sssasr. , ~ Es-asc. Gzss Tl1nas
,l,l--~F ueuniL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12
VrIITAI VcrIAI7TAIPRF

TSuFered for long tine with a hsr
eass Of Caiarrh. ard took great Csal o.
medicine wi.hout any bc1sfie
I Bad q coutinrEl hesdache. mr. cAees
hai EroWn prrpie, uv rose vas alvey
s.o-oei ~. nv breati- had a sicke-.-- 81
disras.irE q, ii-. ard couEhe,i i-cessi-t.'
1 hear4 % v71r 5. s s. ard Hru.s yo-
I cc----e -rst q, uss 4. AID aite- aSl-.
several bosfles I vas cured ar h1Ts
reve- sf-ce Eai the Slightest sv-.-s,-1 o.
the dsssse Miss Mary l. SrosoL
Ger. Tlh & Felix SIS. - Josep5- IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12
PENLAND
CASE ON
TRIAL

lCaa,iauel fro-a srs, pags.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12

>1li IA salem By
A-Er,sd B Ftzhzr
EIr-rz 4 LaE-arcs-
A Dana
FlLsr k cuug-lk
A 2. E1-TsF
Ezea 4 Gransr-
Essspa A-hrsch-
A. NJ Far-Ek
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12


Wa aFrlnsEs lr-IFlzl1u 1L znclrs
b a thaE teE-Fna - nlsa 81 m.nua.
81 rsrns 1sr 1aN rclglauE Ve1asl - -
Ht tsrrra In Iln nasG1E ~ -
alsaartsutE gafr rlaG q 11naar aal a. -
fr1arr ans 1ac a. laalallI Ellal 1-lagrd11rs
Nraa alslnaL araT.r Nlrla 49,
Eansa c1a fgfrsErls ans " rsrisa-
stafae aie-asaz raEaela. air
afIaa ann srga e,zr a.ll - fna eaas-s
Fa 1E ta.auE ta.r ana grlEltsss 1aas
era suluel- llEl rlsrEa r1 -ca ~
Fals, li-l.,t1s az fcs1allals -1a Erla -s..sl
sf 1aar aeslrlce2u II uEa Entwu o. -
Eru az Facasa1a EEaE hIgrrnuHa .rr.r
.na 1lr l1.IfElaas N.a1g trrk r1IsrrGl.. L.
.t.'sli'sa1lE lrasEuFH 11ls saruE Ersls
aerrEl Eftalg l1a 1asr a. sr1su a. a.
rlna .aCea.teL <1la - as1Hnlr fr-le-
F'agA ssaa tsa In acamra err s1npls
~ -aa 14s4A1alIa Ga. -Ners1ll MIA.
CAzlai z R-z ssazAl AzszE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12
Asst RIA
s.. %R4 Nnd IA iI1s ENas 3uHz1
G1zAEzs
EoW y STICKS
salzn Has Pound \ EE-f - Saaks

salsn Has Pound = EE-f a. Salkz
c.
Hard r1 l.ar. aari-r -l gsc -i.I a.
ls an -realng sam compliant
E-ema 1r .realng alits.
1uan 3 llnrnsnr --iiev-s ant cures
Al .rzalness az -as ski1
ssar-~ 1f propi- sadnr-s -lzs sSar=
nsnr. Il
1-z Dr. a. A-nas. r-si.ll.- ar Inn
sasr second street,, Ahaar- slrs- -
iail tlr puirs a .ang -ms slcs user
mr. eve. anl Na.ls r Eas lar sainfll.
e vts rsrv lnuariug and { snar-,l t1
r.l nusriE 1f E aaepeaet ca rsa.l
"a a,iverrisemaar ahaut Daan . dEnr-
n-nr. AMI ggt haE --s ase ln-E ma.
rae -sra farrv i.ni@l 1n. sauW
raa- 1t1al > linruanr lues an -la1 as
..sln-l tlr E Q have 1ssI loaa 5 fi,t
aav a.Ia slr ma aearv a1alag lcrazs
nv sins amt N1ls -aer .lI aux eara
ne- Z -link rlssu very gua.i -asaailr
Van naT -efsr rl na a. uas Ela ala
--esunse,l nuan shinaF P,ls ANT
1gaa s. slazzEauE
PasucT nars praat 1Aa alas a-lm -
s.aa aevpis CAD rE Or sraaas Erag
saaes. All asz eaat alz rzss1msss ~
para
Elr mla lr - learr. eaa o
raars EasEs.r- ll-ltnra Ca. BlfLa. ~
y. sole a.ss1ts tlr 1la -altsi Staras
ieaa'nlsr 1la ua@a--aaa s--a.l,L
uEe a. 1taar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12

rAs s~1s sassias eS10Asy, Ailnria. el
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-12

>1eramsurl. Cal. Dec -s-Bv sAz
hrsaziag 8E q r-uek "a -l- -asJaSua,t
-rslEar- Na. zI9. vas wrsck-,. near Ap-
1is.gi-s az unialJ1G t1mlurt1r Como
bead amt Bzaksman EsIr were ssri
tuslr u5ure,i
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After Nearly Ten Years
of Work at
ChemaWa
Sscceeded BY Superintendent
Chaleraft. Formerly az
This School

@zE hose At Relliasaaz- wasAiagsea,
ass the people cs solsu win ssgrvs
shis remo,al y eas u the usss fsisa-
~ geaslensa in the Iadiaz se-viee,
sAa@ 81 tae sane tame seazsaa, frissa
al this city.
he ffiswiag apprseisstaa aat ~
uis~ ~ ais ssazscsioz wish the govern
ua~as Iniiaa sAeel verk appears IN
she sirrrsas a1mbSr u sAs CAsHa~a
-Az.--isaz- Ant wi8 Ss sajeysd by an
ssE res3ers.
RssirsS FSpn sAs Servsrs.
S@ C,,sebsr tss CAsuis~a tsst sas
sas.-rsatsasisat. s1i Zained Ssqshsr.
-nssa. W. Pesssr. waQ fgr sAs las aias
yua-rs. Aas haihle,i sAas seAssl ~ fr0zz
so eeseaze isstisusisa 20 oae x sas
ENrzsst. aas * tas mese susssssful sli
1As nsss bstussf,I seAocl in The ssg~
vnace. stepped sas Ga AS era aeso-i.
saas Ws1 ul~ srv as usssls il sshsz
giae&
M Pqstsr esa LHsvs D. rroUi u
sAs sea,rs2 b. aas na8s. Re ss1 bs
p-uuf sAas D. was shls CD turn Bvsr
su~A a tla-ishiag seloal % Suyr. ChaL
erasL All hss sprk foe tAe vass aias
yv2rs ass been fqr the cood az Cas-
unx~a re bsaves tAs seh10l esessrs,l
anaf ia evssv wav HEPrevel D. als
~~zF& Saps. Pgsset uiL nevgr have
r,surs Aa,l.hsssas aaaansat thal sb.s sus
~ aas eee~ss.l ~ has 1wu sEssrs az
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-29
CUB AND COW IN A CLASH
Young Bear Makes Bold and Vigor-
Gus Protest Against Being
Chased Up a Tree.

Mr.. Ernest Harold Baynes, the
Woman's Home Companion nat
uralist, relates in that magazine
of the amusing doings of a black
bear cub. He says:
Jimmy had an interview with
a COW the other day, and the re-.
suit was amusing. The COW had
a calf with her, so she was much
holder than usual. Jimmy didn't
want her calf, but the COW didn't
know that, and started after him
with a strong suggestion of bust
ness in her eye, But Jimmy was
not asleep, and before the horns
came near enough to look dan
gerOus he was safe in the crotch
of a tree with a very impudent
look on his naughty little face.
Then with a growl, which might
have been interpreted WHO'S
afraid he came sliding down tail
first, and went striding out to
meet the COW like a pigmy to meet
a giant. 'Bossy' lowered her head
and prepared for battle, but
Jimmy fought according to rules
Of his own. AS the COW came
near, the cub rose on his hind
legs, and 'squaring Off like a
prize fighter, he swung for the jaw
with right and left in rapid sue
cession and landed twice. This
trick astOnished the cow, who
stepped back in a hurry, and be-
fore she could recover Jimmy
with what looked very much like
a sneer, turned and bolted up the
tree again. Finally l drove the
cow away, and we continued OuI
walk"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-29
0 R WIND OF WORLD.
Blows Through the Straits of Magel-
Ian and South Temperate
Regions.

. "What is the worst wind of the
world?" said the captain of Il
trading ship that, according to
the st. Paul Globe, pokes her nose
in almost every spot of the woBld
during her curious wanderings.
swell, I'll tell you first of other
winds, so as to lead up to it ar
t~istically. Eve been through a
Kamtschatka, which is what they
call the storms of that country,
and Fve seen it blow drifts 80
feet high in an hour. l put in
three days in a typhoon, which is
the great grandfather of all the
hurricanes. 1t blew every sail out
of the bOlt-ropes and swept the
deck so clean that it looked as il
it had been scraped. Down in st
Vincent, in the West Indies, / lay
on the beach during a West In
dian hurricane, the black storm
that sweeps over the Caribbean
and l had to dig my hands into
the earth to hold tight.
"But worse than all these is the
wind that they call the woolly, OF
the willy, or the willy willy, &C
cording to locality. You get it a
its best in the Straits of Magellan
but a great part of the countr,
around the southern end of TIN
south temperate regions enjoy
its blessings.