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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
OHIO PRoHisITloNlsTs MEET.

Columbus, Ohio, May so-The Ohio Prohibition
Convention convened here this afternoon to nomi-
nate a State ticket. II. L. McLane Of Toledo
temporary chairman. Nominations will be
made tomorrow Between 800 and 400 delegates
are In attendance The right OF three women
chosen members OF the Cincinnati delegation TO
sit IN the convention will be contested, and they
Will probably not be seated.
The platform will contain one plank, that of
prohibition. Fifty-fve delegates will be chosen 10
the national convention OF the party. and they will
60 uninstTucted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
]. F. MASON GOES ABROAD.

Among the passengers sailing the Aurania
to-day are Miss S. Z. Mason OF Boston, and her
brother. J, Frederick Mason. of New-York and
worcester The late Sir Henry NJ. Stanley was a
lifelong friend of Mr.. Mason and a fellow trav-
eier In Africa. the Holy Land and the Orient as
well as at the Suez Canal pageants. Sir Henry re-
Gently invited Mr.. Mason TO n weekend visit at
his country estate at BrOokwoOd, twenty miles
from London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
LIONS ENGAGE IN FIERCE FIGHT.
Twenty-seven Brutes Attack Each Other
Before Many Spectators

Another lion fight created great excitement in the
audience IN the Bostock Arena at Coney Island
last night. Captain Bonavta again tried to per-
form his twenty seven animals despite the unsat-
isfactory result OF the night before but instead Of
q tame lion show it free fight. The large
beasts attacked another. while the trainers
fought the coordination with iron bars fire extn-
guishers and blank cartridges. When the beasts
were finally driven from the two of them
mixed II for a few minutes in tho passageway lead
ing to the GEES They did no harm the at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, JR.. HoNoRsp
fsr TELEGRAPH TO THE rp,r,.v

ri
wellesley, Mass. May 30-No color line touches
Booker ]. Washington IT. who IS a,,s,o,,. ar
iashionsbie boys school of Or. Edward A. Benner
an ms town He has been made catcher or the
.snooi baseball nine nnc forward on the bask., hal,
-, ",,.s as,u ~ Organizing debate club He exnscts
u. ~. -, arun corps which is being organzed
He Is sse aost acuve students in the school
~ SreparihE Tor college. and expecrs 10 .noeI.i
lie In English literature and rhatordc 10 special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
A COMPANY TO RAISE THE MAINE.
Plans Made to Exhibit the Sunken Battle
ship in This City.

Havana. May S0.-Joseph r. Wyckoff. a lawyer
OF Havana. has returned from the United States
having organized company he says to raise the
wreck Of the battleship Maine. under an agreement
to pay the Cuban government 5000. The intention
is to sink cofferdam raise the hull and repair IL
sufficiently to tow TO New-York for exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
NO MATCH FOR AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES

Atlantic City, n. J.. May 3O-A test given by the
Pennsylvania Railroad officials to a French loco
motive proved that the foreign engine was no
match or the locomotives made IN this country.
The runs were the West Jersey and Seashore
read between Camden and Atlantic City this
morning and afternoon 10 show speed. power and
endurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
euNsoAT SUNK BY DEWEY ARRIVES.

Portsmouth. n. II. May 3O.-The gunboat Isle de
Cuba, which was sunk by Admiral Dewey's fleet
the battle OF Manila Bay arrived here tonight from
the Philippines She will be placed out of commits
sion at the navy yard and subjected to a general
OVerhauling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
DELAWARE BERRY PIcKERs' PAY CUT.
IBY TELEGRAPH To

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
Laurel. Del May 30.-The Delaware fruit farmer
have cut the pay OF the berry pickers % per cent
Thirty thousand employees are affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
NORWEGIAN eARk's CREW RESCUED.

Havana, May S0-The schooner Esperanto has
arrived from Santa Cruz with the crew Of the
Norwegian bark Julie. which was wrecked and
abandoned near LeVisa on May %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
BAkU OIL FIRMS AGREEMENT

Baku. Russia, May S0.-The oil firms here hav,
signed an agreement regarding the export Of pc.
troleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY eonns

=. W Harris Co. Offering 10 investors
. s central Pacific Railway frs, ref,,n5,
A'o lxaSe per cent bonds. maturing i9as '"is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31

IRON STEAMBOAT co.
THE PoPULAR ALL~WATER ROUTE TO
CONEY ISLAND.
They Cannot BUrn! They Cannot sinkl
LANDING al the centre OF the great. and stellar
attractions.
SPECIAL TODAY.
Leave FOOT I'D ST. North River. 1000 HIS "a ~
1880. 1:45. 500. AIS. $50. 645 p, ".
lAFE S6 5R5H Y RTvEs No l. Half hour Later.
Leave NEW IRON PIER. CONEE ISLASn NJ
IL A.. 1255, 2:iO. S:2S 40 $50. l:l0 $50 g =
ROUND TRIP TICKETS. e5 CENTS.
Acker Merrall & COndts Liquors and Cigars sessa
under company manasemsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
81 Liberty ST.. Manhattan.
3S Court St., Brooklyn.

CSLEN ALLEN; Va. - wayside station on a -.
VI Tailroad-seeiudsd vet accessible. Postmssts Het
send booklet Shout 1t on receipt OF stamp. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
Brooklyn Real Estate For Sale,
Country Property for Sale.

YARNS AND SUMMER HOMES.-Northern Conn sns
Berkshlres all sizes and prices. have h. na
your wants Some to rent. HOPKINS & STORRa as
Main Hartford. Conn. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
Meetings u%nionistas

Para Ell vi6rnes y sabado de la
pr6xima semana, Sc .preparan dos
grandes meetings. En- clos tomaran
parte los prominentes oradorcs de
Ponce don Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n,
don Eugenio Astol, don Felix Matos
Bernier, don Luis Llorens Torres,
don Angel Acosta Ouintero, y don
Francisco Canales. TambiAn habla-
ran los oradores de esta capital don
Manuel Cemuhas, don Rafael del Va
lie, don Tulio Larrfnaga, don PeIro
Manzano y otras p~rominentes perso-
n~alidades.
Estos meetings Sc verifcaran en- la
<Plaza de Baldorioty,e donde Sc le-
vantar4 una tribuna.
A estos meetings Sc invita- & tod0s
los amigos de esta capital y de los
pueblos lirnftrofes, asf como al pu--
bio en- general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
Total 392

Al senior Presidente de la Junta
del Distrito electoral, tuvimos Ell gus
to de verle en- esta localidad, cuyo Sc
nor giro una vista & todos los cole
gios, quedando muy contento del bueu
estado De los trabaios y regres6 luego
q Vega Baja.
La policia fu6 repartida q los CO.
,egios & las s de la Mariana y perma-
neci6 hasta1as 6 de II tarde, estan-
do ell v~ecindario co1tento de Ia fuerza.
La apreciahle fAmilia Morales,
de Guaynabo, que estuvo aquf pasan-
do una temporada en- la casa de don
Gabriel Herndndez, ha regresado va &
su domicilio.
la nina Adelaide, hija del CO.
merciante y correligionario don Enri-
que Vega, cay6 al suelo en- la manana
de hoy con un vase que llevaba, pro-
duciendose una gran herida en- "a es-
palda. Fus asistida por Ell farmacsu-
tico don Carlos Auiadeo. Sc ha SEN
lido bastants esa desgracia, porque oil
senior Vega cs muy querido en- este
pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
Las inscrip;iOnes en- PatiIIas
1,902--l,904

Las Gltimas inscripciones han ter
IN ~disturbio, nj una coacci6n NADIA
que pudiera cohibir ell derecho del ciu-
dadano TODD sc llevo & cabo con IL
bertad digna de los mas altos elogios.
Isepublicanos y Unionistas SO por-
taron con la mayor circunspecci0n
la policfa estuvo & envidiable altura y
los hermanos de la patria, Separates
por distintos ideales ejercitaban sus
derechos confundidos en- Ell abrazo ar
monte del patriotism.
Las elecciones de 1904 serviran de
modelo al ~porvenir y de orgullo & Mr..
Winthrop.
FL las elecciones de 1892 est&ba-
mos 40 ciudadanos en- Ia carcel en oca-
sion analoga & la pre- sente.
Entonces la polic.a era una ver-
guanza y ser federal era IN crimen en-
concepto de los repub.icanos.
La turba armada recorria las ca
lies or actitud siniestra Y ca los no.
cares NJ Sc ola mas que ell CRITIC an
gustioso de madres y esposas, que
vefan no Sc atropellaba a sus hijos
y q sus sposos.
Aquellas elecciones deben pesar
en- Ia cCnciencia delMr. Hunt, como
una loza de bronco.
1902 y 1904 son para Ia historic
patria, dos fechas tan antag6nicas CO.
mo memorables.
La primera representa- ell mayor
de los oprobios; la otra signifca ell
alborear hermoso de la justicia.
Como la segunda destruye Ia obra
siniestra de 10 primera, Puerto Rico
puede d9cir; <WIlljaa Hunt, 30 te per-
dono;s y como laisegunda inicia la no.
ra de las observation-disclosures, Puerto Ri
co dice; hickman Winthrop, bendtO
eeGS.2
FRANCISCO CERVUNI.
Pat.jlas, Octubre 10 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
OTden del Supervisor
de e%Iecciones

Por al Superintendent General de
Elecciones Sc ha pasado una orden q
las Juntas de Distrito para que vigi-
len ell trabajo de las listas permanen.
ties, Y ~dici6ndoles que estas Sc distri-
buiran: n para fjarse al p1blico,
otra para remitirse al Superintendent
tie, una para IN Juez de la mayor1a
la otra para Ell Juez de la minorfa.
Sc recomienda Sc investigator las
inscripciones para establecer el au-
mento necesario de lugares para la
~vOtacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
De vega-A|ta
(De maestro CorreSponSGt.)

VEGA-ALTA, OCTUBRE 49,
De gran resultado puede califcarse 81
grandioso acto que tuvo lugar en- Ia
tarde del domingo Is en- la casa del
pr~opietario del Dorado, barrio de
Espinosa, don Andres Guardiola. vi
mos c~ongregadas muchas personals de
Toa-Alta, Toa-Baja, Bayam6n, Co.
rozal, San Juan, Dorado y este. Va
rios caballeros hicieron uso de la pa
labra, siendo bien recibidas sus pero-
raciones. La orquesta ejecut6 exec
lentes pleas de su repertoire.
Como & las cinco de la tarde, la
manifestation Sc traslad0 q este que
bio siendo recibida por muchas perso-
mas y SO do IN meeting en- Ia Gale
principal, ocupando los oradores la
casa del propietario don Gabino Ri
vera, presidente del Comite local de
la Union.
va desde ell espacioso balloon, Sc
pronunciation discusses de propagan-
da por los senores don Lucas Marti-
nez, de Bayam6n; don Enrique M. L.
quierdo, delToa Alta, y don Edelmiro
Lespier, don Nemesio Acosta y don
Juan Garcia, de Ia Capital. Todos
fueron muy aplaudidos por la sana
doctrina vertida en- sus discusses. La
numerosa concurrencia aplaudio q los
oradores, y la orquesta, bajo la direc-
ci6n del senior Lozano, eiecut6 muy
buenas danzas. Como & las siete de
la noche termin6 Ell meeting y Sc tras-
ladaron muchas personals hasta las
afueras de Ia poblacion & despedir &
las muchas personals que regresaron &
sus pueblos, Y Ia o%rquesta eiecut6 Ia
B~orinquen.
Las in~scripciones de electores Ell
dfa Is fueron bastantes, y en- union de
las del dfa IL, ofrecen ell resultado ST.
guiente;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
E-'TI''RETA

PLEAS que ejecutara en- la retreta
de esta noche Ia banda Juventud de
Concrete, en- la Plaza de Baldorioty
l. Estreno del paso doble de cor
netas "a la retreta, guapas,0 Anglada
2. DANA ~Idilio,a Campos.
3. Final de Ia opera <Luccfa,s Do
niceti.
4. clos arrastraos,1 Chueca.
5. Gel barquillero,> Chapf.
g.. eel mozo cruo,s Lle6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
ATROPELLOS EN- LA CEIBA
(POR TELEGRAFO)
<Faiardo, 10 de Octubre de 1904.
Rafael del Vale. San Juan.

eFajardo, 10 de Octubre de 1904.
Rafael del Vale. San Juan.
Acadia de consumarse terrible
tas de Ceiba q quienes Sc ha trafdo
presses por orden cabo policla Jesus
Colon arbitrariamente. .Ocurri6 allf
IN esc4ndalo promovido ~empleadO
Municipal Isaac Santiago y Juez cleo
cion jose Telemaco, que tirandose a
la Gale con revolver atropellaron de
obra presidente union respectable an
ciano Jose Antonio Rodriguez, que
acudi6 evitar una collision entire dos in
dividuos del pueblo.
Cabo de Ia policfa en- lugar de
aprehender agresores, aprehendi6 agre
didos unionistas que encontro q mano
dzndose ell case que revolver de Isaac
Santiago visto pGblicamerte aparecie-
Sc cambiado despues por juguete risi-
bic cuya p~rocedencia So conoce. Esta
probado que q TODD trance Sc quiere
CO artar ell derecho de electores unio-
uiztas Ceiba, donde e5tamos en- abru-
madora mayorfa.
Cabo policia Ceiba esta entregado
CONF letamente & tepublicanos. La
prueba inocencia de los injustamente
presses demu6strase Goa que ell Juez
Municipal este pu bio los puso inne-
diatamente libertad sin ianza.
Remitiremos denuncia jurada pro-
bando hechos.
Dominique este degpacho Homo
rable Gobernad0r, Coronel Hamill,
Supervisor Wilcox y Attorney. Ha-
ciendo que preasa Sc coupe asunto
en6rgicaments.
Doctor Diaz, Bird, Arias, Pepedo,
Mendez Cardona, Barcel6, Rinc6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
De RIO-GRAHDE

Sr. Director de e. DEMoCRACIA.
Habiendo tornado el prop6sito de-
cidido do permanecer aleiado de tod a
polftica activa en- la lucha que Sc we
Gina, me declare 81 aptitud yerdade
ramente independents.
De esta resolution he dado cuenta
q los companeros de la agrupaci6n in
dependence de este pueblo q que per-
tenecfa, y de la cual quedo en- abso
luto separado.
Luis Sanchez VdhdmOpde.
Rio-Grande, II Octubre de 19044
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
SAN JUAN, 81 DE oCTUBRE 1904
Ell C~ACIQUISMO EN- BARROS


Lo ocurrido en- Barros, de que di-
mos aver cuenta, d4 n idea de como
vencieron allf y en- otras parties los re-
p~ublicanos hace dos amos.
iPuede caber duda va al gobierno
de q~uienes son los que en- este pals Sc
burlan de las leyes y atropellan al
ciudadano? Y un partido que necesi-
Ia apelar q medios tan anarquicos
pretende hacer Greer que constituye la
mayorfa del pals?
Hace dos amos en- Barros no pu-
dieron intervenir los jueces federales
poroue Sc us6 con ellos igual %procedi-
miento que ahora. Y la votaci6n Sc
hizo allf por listas, sin que los cleo
torres Sc acercaran a las q depo-
star su vote. Y Pedro Arroyo y sus
secuaces vaciaron TODD Ell c3ns0 en- fa-
vor del partido republican,.
Y 10 mismo ocurrio en- Cayey, San
Lorenzo y otros pueblos donde los fe-
derales tenfamos una inmensa mayo
RIA.
Pero ahora solo en- Barros es que
los republicanos han llevado su osa-
dfa hasta ell extreme de burlarse de las
6rdenes del gobierno, a~menazando,
machete en- mano, a los ~jueces fedora
les que iban q intervenir las mesas,
pretendiendo que la inscription Sc hi
ciese por JistdS, como hace dos amos.
Ahora bien nosotros pregunta-
mos Z en- Barros no habfa policfa que
protegiese a esos iueces y sobre TODD,
que viese impossible como turbss ar
madas de machetes coaccionaban & los
federales :?
Esos hechos no deben quedar i'm
punes ; y esperamos que antes de las
elecciones ell gobierno haya tornado
medidas en6rgicas para que IN Ba-
rios SO respete Ell derecho del elector y
no Sc den pucherazoS.
La policfa destacada en- B Arros y
Barranquitas no cumple con su deber.
Es una policla republican, que no
obedece las 6rdenes de sus Jfes.
va hemos expuesto las quejas que
los vecinos de Barranquita3 han pre-
sentado contra ell cabo Olivieri, quejss
que constituyen ~acusaciones muy gra-
YES para un policfa, y que obran en-
poder del iefe Hamill. Asf, pues, tan
to la policfa de Barros como la de Ba-
rranquitas debe ser sustitnida antes de
las elecciones y sometida q una inves-
tigaci6n r~igurosa de los hechos.
FL caciquismo de los Arroyo en-
Barros quiere perpetuarse q sangre y
fuego; y es necesario que desaparezca.
BESIDE hace c~incuenta amos en- aquel
pueblo no ha imperado mas voluntad
que la voluntad de los Arroyo. ESe ca
ciquismo, que 50 IA sucedido allf de
padres d hijos, tuvo su ju ,tifcaci6n
en- tiempos del c~oloniaje espahol, por-
que entonces ell primer cacique de
Ia isla residfa en- la Fortaleza; pero
no en- los tiempos actuales, en- que I'm
Representative de la naci6n mas demo-
eratica del mundo, imparte justicia
y no proteje inmoralidades y caciquis-
mo. " como hoy este no cuenta con
81 apoyo del gobierno, pretende per-
petu arse por medic de la anarqufa v
ell des6rden.
rs, pues, necesario que el gobier-
no ~intervenga en- Barros, ~destruyendo
de una vez Ell cantonaisn1o de los AFRO
20.
rs una verglenza para ell mismo
gobierno, que haya un pueblo como
Barros, en- que 40 Sc respete mas ley
nj mas voluntad que la del cacique.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-21
vAPOR "JULIA"

P~asajeros llegados en- dicho buqu-
procedentes de la Habana y escala
Julio Perez Avil6s, JesGs Almiro-
ty, Carlos j. Ruff, Lorenzo Rodri
guez, Pedro Moves, Deorge A. Wright
Trinehy Ctllabran, Francisco Ro3ri-
guez, Harry de Sofa, Jose viana, Ra-
mon Acosta, Moves Gonzalez, Jose
J.. Lopez. Luis Ma Yin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-11
EDUCATOR OF ABILITY


The independent of Waynesburg,
Pa, under date OF June y, contain.
sd the following resolutions adopted
at the annual meeting OF the board
Of trustees of Waynssbarg College.
Resolved. That IT 10 with sincere
regret and very great reluctance
THAI we have accepted the resigna-
ton of A. r. Turner a. president Of
Wayuesourg College, thereby sew
ering his connection with this insti-
tution Of learning. Ia SC doing We
desire TO express our high regard
for him aa . man and ~ citizen
aud our appreciation OF him as an
sdu Gator. he came TO the presi-
dsncy of ERE college under very adj
verse and trying circumstances, at
"a period critical la its history, but
by his sktil aud tact, By hts great
executive ability aud force Of char
acter, be ovsreame all obstacles aud
has given the college tour years Of
highly successful administration.
During bis incambency he has
doubled the permanent endowment
ot the Institution. has added largely
to It's equipment Ia other respects
and leaves 1t better prepared than
ever before in its history. oar best
wishes 20 with him aud has estima-
bic wife. who has sndeared herself
to this community, TO their new
field 81 labor wherein we trust his
~dorts may be crowned with the
most abundant success aud her
health restored "a it's full vtgor.'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-11
An Appeal for q Horticultural Exhibit for
Ellis CouaiV al the Worlds fair.

Editors Light and Enterprise:
meeting of the State Horticul-
tural Society at College Station on
July 7th, we had the pleasure of
listening to the report of our COM
missioner, Mr.. Sam II. Dixon, who
10 ia charge of Texas Horticultural
exhibits at the Worlds Fair, and in
behalf of Ellis Couuty's horticultu-
raj interests | will offer few sug
gestions.
Ii 10 well known fact that our
Worlds Fair commissioners are
handicapped for want of funds, and
more so than any other state in the
union. Oar aeFs!ca!sG.s! depart
ment 10 especially short and un-
less a patriotic public comes to the
rescue this great fair will snd before
the resources OF our wonderful
state ADD especially our county, the
banner county of the state, are ex
plotted. AT our horticultural meet
ing q movement was set on foot
which I belIeve,.w with the co-opera-
ton Of the people OF this and other
counties will result in much good
and at least show To the outside
world that we appreciate the noble
work being done by our commission
and especially by our MIR. Dixon,
There is not county In the state
that could not, with the expenditure
of few dollars, get up a ereditable
exhibit and keep Mr. Dixon supplied
with fresh fruits. Almost every
nursery man present at this meeting
guaranteed 10 the commission S.
exhibit OF fruits. Trees ali over
this beautiful county Of ours are
laden with almost every variety of
fruit aud will be until October;
specimens that would be credit to
any state ia the union, Shall Ellis
county be represented ia the hortl-
cultural department of our state
building at 81. Louise took the
liberty of pledgtng 70 our commits
sion the promised support ~ the
people of this county and believe I
know they will respond literally.
With the other nursery men, guar
anteed Go the commission for Fills
county s25.00 In cash to be used ia
procuring fruits for ibis exhibit,
aud told this association uf nur-
serymeu that I felt sure we could
aud would make IL Si00 40 Every
dollar ot this money will be used
here nj home as 10 10 cur Intention
Co engage a imam especially fer the
work % procuring fruits ia thi. sec.
ttou. W. are ali too busy ta devote
much tins 90 this OF any other cut
side WORK. bat wtsh small eoutrt.
baton in easu from us ali So can
engage a man aud teAEn for = month
and accomplish something / feel
sure Mr. Dixon Informed me that
lea. titan one dozen points has e"u.
tEibated to this exhibit uotwith-
standing the fart that the express
companies transported everything
free 81 cost.
Eaeh exhibit gill be marked 9th
name IT variety. by wnom furnished
aud county where raised. You Gill
never have = obanes 60 yea 80 mueh
free advertising again p~FAaps. Not
withwtAnding all IRE adverse condi.
tons under whieh this department
has 20 labor. Texas has received
more premiums than anw other
state II we err galnw - msa, nos
10 the time. Every one thai this
reaches car easily contribute sla
or more. Aad we believe Il ell BE-
monsy well spent. The eontTlba-
tsnra car be l@ff sc anv bank in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-11

The state missionary board Of the
Christian churches % Texas has
been iu session At the Main street
Christian Church here today MIR
J {, Mason L. the corresponding
secretary OF tue work. The mem
bers ~ the board are Hon Arson
Rainey, Arthur A. Evarts, q f.
smith. and Geo. A Fari- Of Dallas
Joe a Mckinney 81 Van Alestyue
aud E. W Gibson aud Chalmers
Me Pberson 1T Waxahachte. The
business transacted today was
prluelbally of = routine nature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-11
The Original

kagey A Go Chicago, originates
Honey and Tar Sc threat and lung
Fwmesty, and eu @euauut II the great
merit and popularity ~ Foley =
Honey and Tas many limitations aFe
offered for th@ genuine. Asa faF
FukeFa Honey mud Tar aud rmfa 80
any sabstitate offered a. nu either
preparation wiil give the same sat
lsfaeslau. Il i mildly laxative. IL
contains no opts&ss and is safest foe
children ard 8~iieAte gerssns Saia
hw a " Pearls
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NFs Frances T., sales, ~ Nilsson
ri Valley. ia, writss. II have been
afflicted eth kidney trouble tive
years. rad severe pains ia my hack
and a frequent desire 60 urtuate.
Wuen riding ! experienced much
pain over the fegt9n If the kteneyss
I tried fve physicians without bwns
eiit aud tibet concluded - try Fol-
eys Kidney Cure. After taking
tire. 81 Is bottles | wak completely
cured sold by n. W FeAFts
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Che ap Rates Via HALO. R.R.

Austin Texas, on sale July llth
and 18th Rate s. 0J; limit, July 18th.
Greenville Texas, on sale July
18th aud lith; rate, So 30; limit, Ju-
Iy 18th.
Denison Texas, on sale July nth
aud 18th; rate, ~ %; limit July 18th
Houston Texas, on sale J uly l7th
and 18th; rate, = %; limit July 24th.
Van Alstyne Tex as, on sale July
9th; rate $500; limit, August LIST.
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county or the Daily Light aud En-
terprise office. Mr.. r. d. Hudson,
who was present at our meeting
has kindly consented to assist ms
in this work.
j. K. MATHEW, Oh IN.
County papers copy.