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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

"A fiues del entrante mes de Julio
los Ieales amigos de don Domingo Pi-
lotto, Presidente enthusiastic del Centr0
Espiritista, pasaremos pOr "a pena de
VerIo partir con su simpatica espOsa
do1a Laura Martinez. para ID isla de
Cuba. Que tengan felicfsimO viaie.
-Algunos poIiticos de este pueblo
que son dignos de atlas cruces Sc Ia
mentan de que el Honorable Attorney
no les halIa tenido en- cuenta para u
nueVa election de Jueces y otrOs desti-
nos prOpios de sus meritos.
Don Rodolfo Dfaz. Tenedor de lie
bros de los aefiores Hernandez
y Co, parece un bello sujet0 y de-
muestra & Ia vez grandes conOoimien-
tos en- ell ejercicio de 50 delicado car
90. Esta cIase de seres engrandecen
& los pueblos donde vivian.
Con Ia paraIizaci6n de la zAfra y
los muchos dias de sol, los bracer0s
viven desesperados y son tAntOs y tan
tos los ebruiasA que. quieren comerse
unOs & los otros. Los pobres conner
ciantes de esta hecha sufren mucho.
Sc encuentra en- este poblado de-
sempenando su delicado cargo de poll
cfa insuIar don Antonio Luciano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
DlstiDguidOs ObrerOs.

SIS encuentran en- San Juan Y esta
mafIana tuvieron Ia atenci6n de visitar
estas ofcinas los distinguidos obreros
don Julio Aybar. Director de Ia GUni6n
Obrera0. de Mayagiiez. don Ramon
Morel Campos. el infatigRble propa-
gandista, don jose Zayas. ell honradO
Veterano y don Juan BeIlO. enthusiastic
y juicioso combatiente.
Estos 1Itimos obreros son de Ponce.
Todos vienen & tomar parte en- las
sOlemnidades cfvicas que para los dias
8 Y 4 prepare Ii Federation Libre.
SaIudamos & los amigos. deseandoles
todos g6nero de satisfacciones en- San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

La eSCuadra ruSa bOmbarde6 a WOuSan
nOrms Official de KOk SObT8 Ia tOna de los tres fusrtes

Avisan de Toxic que Ell general
Kuroki ha pasado un paFte Official
al gobierno dando cuenta de haber-
Sc apoderado de los tres primeros
fuertes de la defensa de Port Ar
thur.
Dice que espera terminar ell en-
plazamiento de los canones de ar
tillerfa de montana que lleva con-
sligo, para acabar de apoderarse de
toda la plaza.
Los fuertes hallanse casi destrui-
dos, pero adn algunos de los cano-
nes y varios dep6sitos de impedi-
menta de guerra han podido utili-
zarse por los japoneses, pues los
rusos en- su precipitada huida, no
tuvieron tempo de dertruirlos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
$50 muertOS cause en- Moscow ell huracan,
EI gObernO de Haiti da satsaCciOnes FTaneia
Grover Cleveland candidate Ia presdeneia

New York, Julio l, $50 p. M
El huracan que azot0 q Moscow
ha causado considerables p6rdidas
materiales.
H6nse encontrado los cadaveres
de $50 individuos! que perecieron a
consecuencia de este fen0meno.
Ell gobierno y las poblaciones ad-
yacentes envian socorros para los
pobres que sufrieron p6rdidas y que
Sc han quedado sin albergue.
El gobierno de Haiti ha dado
satisfacciones q Francia.
Los Estados Unidos que habfan
autorizado al gobierno de esta Ill
TINA repdblica para que enviase
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

barcos q exigir una satisfaction.
mu6stranse contentos por 10 pFonto
y satisfactoFiamente que han sido
arregladas las diferencias entire
Haiti y Francia.
Core como muy Waldo el rumor
en- esta ciudad que ell se1or Cleve-
land sera el Presidente de la Reptl-
blica en- Ell pr6ximo periodic.
Los miles de simpatizadores con
que cuenta en- este pals y las
muestras de afecto que ha recibido,
hacen Greer que ser6 ell candidate
que saldra victorioso en- las cleo
clones presidenciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
En- WOnsan no habian barCOs japOneses.
En- eI ej6rGit0 russo ralna gran dsseontsni0,

New York, Julio 2, 2.3O p. M
La prensa toda de este pals esta
ansiosa de recibir los detalles de la
Ultima lucha en- Port Arthur.
Sabese que la escuadra de Togo,
ha recibido 6rdenes de no alejaFse
de frente a la plaza y atribGyese
a este, ell que la escuadra de Via
livestock haya podido bombardear
a Wonsan, por estar dicha plaza
sin barcos que le defendan.
Puerto Arturo Sc espera caiga en-
poder del Jap6n, antes de tres dias
De Tien-Tsin informan que indi-
viduos llegados ALI aseguran que
Ell ei6rcito del general ruso Kuro-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
sOeOrrO 4 los lobrss;.

Nos informa Ia respectable sefIora
dofla Luisa Amelia de Hostos, Vice
Secretaria de la Sociedad Protectora
de Mendigos. que ell Domingo del
presente. desde las 10 q. m. Sc repair
tira una muda de ropa & cada uno de
los pObres que Ia sociedad pr0tege. en-
la casilla en- que diariamente Sc les da
comida.
Este obsequio Sc les hace en- recuer-
do del aniversario de la Sociedad, que
ell lode Julio cumpli6 el primero de
su fundaci6n. cuyos trabajos habIan
muy alto de Ia cultura de la mujer
puertorriquefia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
NO HABRA BALE.

Nos informa eI reverendo padre
Martinez. cura de Puerta de TERRA,
que no es cierto Sc proyecte bale algu-
no con ell fin de adQuirir recursos para
reparar Ia Iglesia.
Es verdad que algunas personas idea
ron tai coss, pero el leferido sacerdote
hubO de rechazarla siempre como no
adecuada para el fin que Sc prop0ne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

patkin Sc halla en- estado lamen-
table.
Las marchas. la mala alimenta-
ci6n y ell POGO descansO los tieneaba-
tidos. Diariamente desertan los SOL
dados, en- gran ntlmero y reina
descontento entire ellos.
Las fuerzas del Mikado rondan
continuamente por los alrededores
de Mukden, sosteniendo ligeras es-
caTamuzaS.
Kouropatkin, afirmase, no Sc de-
eide a hacer una salida s6ria, por
tenor de caer en- alguna embosca-
da preparada por los japoneses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
JUAN VICENTE.
PARA Ell 4 De JULIO.

En- Ia parte del teatro que d6 frente
& la plaza de Colon Sc ha levantado un
templete. que sera decorado conve-
nientemente para Ia fiesta del 4 de
Julio.
Desde aIIf. harkn uso de ID palabra
las autoridades y algunos ciudadanos.
Seg6n nuestras noticias. & cerca de
so pesos asciende el costo de ese tenn
plete, desde ell cuaI oir6mos Ia autori-
zada paI4bra- hablar6n las autorida-
des--de los que nos rigen a1u nos
9sGInza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
EIex-gObernadOr Hunt
ObSequiadO.
VariOs sshOres Is regslarOn una
C9pa dc plata.

Ell Gobernador William H. Hunt,
ha sido obsequiado con una hermosa
copa de plata, por los senores Ramon
Lstimer, j. HI McLeary, Bothon.
Emilio del Toro, Jose M. Figueras, r.
III. Post, Jose S. QuifIones, w. HI.
Elliot, jose G.. Brioso. T. Hamil, w.
Luzt, Andres Crosas L. Sanchez Mo-
r2Ies, Y Soto, j. NJ. RossY II. Diaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
Noticias de Vega Baja.
(De aessestno CO,responsaz.l


JUNO 3O.--Grande es Ia temeridad
que llevan los enthusiasts prOtestan-
tes en- querer levantar en- este pueblo
un quito de adoraci6n & su doctrinR.
cuando bien sabido tienen que a insta-
Iarlo por vez primera muri6 Ia idea al
nacer y fueron muy po:Os los adeptos
que asistieron sus funerales. Hoy
que ell pueblo ha despertado un POGO
mas con las sublimes predicas esprit
tistas que combaten los errores y acla-
ran Ia verdad, es impossible que admita
cato pOr liebre.
-Aquf Sc censura mucho de que Sc
pague un peso por bautizar & IN nifio.
aunque este sea hijo de padres deshe-
deradOs de Ia fortuna. ST el catoli-
cismo no enmienda esta formula 81
mismo Sc derrotara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
New York, Ju.io 2. go p. m:


Despachos de San Petersburgo
informan que Sc han recibido no
ticias en- aquella ciudad, proceden-
tes de Yladivostock, dando cuenta
de nm bombardeo efectuado por la
eycuadFa rusa contra Wonsan.
Afirman dichas noticias que la
escuadra cause grandes desperfec-
tos a los fuertes, los cuales contes-
taron con un nutrido canoneo al
pr ncipio, pero los danos ocasiona-
doe, oblig6ronles q apagar los fue-
gos.
Los barcos Sc retiraron. pues no
llevaban intenci6n de eff ctuar de-
sembarco alguno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
MANUEL MANRIQUE.

Este distinguido j6ven ha sido as
cend.do & Sargento primero del regi-
miento de Puerto Rico.
LIE felicitamos.
Ell senior Manrique inf6rmasenos
que hace honor al uniforme que viste
no solo por su seriedad sino por sus
condolences de inteIigencia y pericia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

Desde 81 Dom.hgo pr6ximo saldr6
completamente reformada esta revista.
La ilustraci6n del peri6dico estar6 &
cargo del reputado artista Mario Brau.
Formara parte de Ia redacci6n el CO.
nocido escritor humorfstico Luis Ro-.
driguez Cabrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

Navarro. Jacinto Texidor. E. L. Ar
mold, j. Causten, j. Luce, s. M. Lind
say. r. N. Colon, E. L. Conswell, e.
S. Wilson, H. F. Savage. G. B. Ben
son. III. Hylan, jose Guzman Benitez.
Francisco PARA, Manuel Domench y
jose G. Barbosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
GLLSEs De VERAN0.

Desde 81 10. de Julio daran comien-
20 en Ia EscueIa Colon, dirigidas por
el conocido Professor sefIor LumbanO.
Informaran San Sebastian "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
Lfn0a i6rFea del OeSte
ITINERARIO

BSI5etes 60r0to8 para d50s fe8tIVOs
l olaIs. olass.
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida y yuellta. OO.1S oO.1o
vuelta. ...s< - 10
Billets ordinario do Capita Oatan On
lasO & 3 Ctvg.
Bayam6n 10 de septiombro, 1908.
RAMON VALDES.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dicO vieio. & $500 QuintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
Representatives de Ia
pTsRSa vlSitan al RuOVO Co.
hsTnadOI.
Es HoMRRE JoVEN Y DE MO-
DALEs DlsTlNGUlDos.

Dice que aquf permanecera cuatro
afIos Y que su meioT deseo es
interesarse por ell bienestar del
pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
Dr., RAFAEL del VALE.

M6diCO -CirujalO- -OCuISta.
De regresO de los Eado Undo oece nueyamente sus
vCos Droonaes Ia Gale de la Foraeza Allen No. l6 altos
OONSULTAS de 8 q 4P. NJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

ITO g 9 q N
Preston barometrlca 30 100
temperature S.15
Humedad 72
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01


prises and Guessing dignihed and
with
Of
advertisers
n
educational
possible realizing
a
experiences the
minutes Junior No had
sidewalk handed his
convinced that
was no the y
his big for
purchase somewhat less than thousand
pathetic
saIesman adj
ss5
s35
$35 in Cash.
Victor Talking Machine his prize
following of
Prizesc in Sales: IL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
WAGNER TONIGHT
Park Band VIII Play FavorIte Selections
iG&Gie from the Master.

q ~ from the Master.
> Minneapolis Is to have another evening
OF Wagner. Tonight's program at Harriet
Is program Of masterpieces The Won
derful Valkyrie music will be played. The
Tannhauser" grand march will open the
program. Scenes from "Lohengrin," in.
Guiding the rswan Song and the Bridal
March" will be played. The beautiful
Song to the Evening Star will be given
as a euphonium solo by Felix McIyer.
Herman Bellstedt will play the prize
Song" from Die Mestersinger.''
+ The program, which will begin promptly
at 8:le,z will be as follows:
PART I.
S Grana March ..................T annhauser
Eughonium Solo, Song to The Evening -
star -. ...... Tannhausep
Felix McIver.
Containing ''Siegmund's Love Song" 'The Ride
OF the Valkyries" and 1.-THE Magic Fire
Scene.'D
PART II.
Scenes from tLohengrin."
Containing THE Swan Song 'sThe Bridal
March Procession to the Cathedral" and
:, The Kings Prayer.")
Album Leaf.
cornet Solo, walther,s Prize Song"
Herman Bellstedt
Ahate $1,000. Rheingold
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Allen Woolman, 1907 Park av.
Oscar Youngdahl, 1900 18th av s.
Katherine Yetton, 1923 w 26th st.

The second term Of the contest OF
the New England Junior Statesmen
opens today and will continue during
the months Of July and August, prizes
to be awarded on Sept l.. All Juniors
already registered will retain their
present badges and numbers. and all
cards which may have been distributed
prior to July i; but not turned in un-
I'll after that date will be credited on
the second term. It is the Intention Of
the New England to continue the
scheme indefinitely. k,a*
Mr.. Harris is now out Of the city,
but Immediately upon his return next
week list Of the prizes to be given
IN the second contest will be pub
lished. R~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
The Early HOSPITAL.

Hospitals were founded in very
early times. India, Persia and Arabia
had hospitals supported by their kings
and rulers before the Christian era.
In ancient Egypt the hospitals were
unknown, but the best institutions of
the kind in ancient times were in
Rome, and where they were actually
endowed as early as 100 A. D. En-
deavor to avoid the hospital by drink
ing golden grain belt beer. It is a
wonderful tonic and is also very nour-
ishing.i If served regularly with your
meals it will greatly aid digestion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
Great Lake Tours.

Take the Northern Pacifc's "Du-
luth Short Line" to Duluth, connect
ing there with the great steamer
"Northland' and all Of the steamers
of the Anchor line and Northern Nav
igation company. Make your steamer
berth reservations at the NortherE
Pacific City Ticket office, G. F. No
Neill, Agent It is a pleasure for u
to show you the many advantages
the Great Lake, tours.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
July 4th-SpectaI Trains to White
Bear

In addition to the regular trains to
White Bear, leaving Minneapolis at
$3.50 am, 1925 pm, sos pm, 1928
p. m. and 1890, pm, on Monday, July
4th, the Northern Pacific will run
special trains from Minneapolis at 10
am. and 9:45 pm, running direct to
White Bear. returning, these trains
will leave White Bear at 1920 am.
and S:35 pm, running direct to Min
neapolis; those in addition to the reg
ularg trains, via ST. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
A Fourth OF July Trim.

One of many cheap and attractive
trips offered by the Northern Pacific
is special trip to Port Arthur and
and Isle Royal and return. Tickets
on sale July I'd, only s11.25 for the
round trip, meals and berth on the
steamer included.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
Frequent Trains to the Lake July 4.

The Minneapolis & st. Louis Rail
road will run trains to Lake Mime
tonka on July 4, leaving Minneapolis
9:15, 1915 and 1880 am; :45, 2:45,
$40, $500, 6:15 and 8:45 pm.
Trains will run from the lake to
the city at convenient hours up to
11:00 pm. from aTonka Bay.
Fare, SO cents round trip.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01

The action Of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure to please. Try them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22
FIRST MEETING.
Judge Parker and Former Senator
DAVIS Confer at Esopus.

Esopus. n y, July 21--Former Sem
ator Davis arrived w~dnesday. ac-
conpanisd by National Committeeman
Norman f. Mack Of New YORK and u
] Campau 81 Michigan. They wer@
driven at once &c Rosemounts Judc"
Parker and Senator Davis had never
met before
After luncheon Judge Parker AMI
Senator Davis went patiently through
the process or being photographed iH
various positions and then entered
upon a conference which lasted more
than three hours sitting IA rustic
summer house ira the blun north OF the
EoSemount hous" and In the shade -
the trees they talked earnestly toeeth-
er without Interruption from O'Clock
until nearly 30
In the meantime NsEsr-. Mack AMI
Campau were driven down 70 William
T. Sheoh8n'a house "a mile and a quar-
ter soHth. hut NJ Sheehau had not re-
turned from %aN York
Mes@rs Davis aud Mack returned to
New Tort
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22
PROTEST PRESENTED
British Ambassador Has FILED One
at st. Petersburg.
CAR rs NOT PLEASED
Said to Be Dissatisfied at the Turn
Of Events Brought About By
the Seizure Of British
aud German Vessels.

st. Petersburg. July 2i.-Sir Charles
Hardinge. the British ambassador 70
Russia. IN behalf OF his goveTurnepf
presented a strong protest toaRussiA
againsr&he seizure on the Red Aea and
detention OF the PenInsulAr and
Oriental steamer Malacca. which was
carrying 400 tons OF British govern
nent stores for the naval establish :
ment at Honekong. each case OF
which was marked with the broad ar
row. which Is the government stamp.
The ambassador also presented a pro-
test against the action of fhs Russian
volunteer feet steamers in the Red
sea. The protest was iu the form OF a
verbal note made IN conformity with
teIegraphic Instructions from the Brit
iSh government Ii does not ralss the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22
arR CHARLES HAEDrNaR wKw ENGLISH
MINISTER To At FETKRaBukaA

question 81 the passage az ths Oar
d@netls at both vessels ~ The volunteer
fleet II being understood Great Bvttafn
Is reluctant TO omen the question Of The
Dariahrt~s and she s{t not do so
unless as t2st resort
Russfa has reason % believe and
contends that the M8}acra in addition
to I5ittsh government stores had on
board munitions intended foF Japan
The Associated Press has been u0ll e.
FED thai Emperor Nicholas ia an In
sev*lew with Count iAmSdorG ex-
pressed bis d3sp}*aaure at the turn
events haa taken and the possibility
OF complications ~{th Great Hrttato
arising out of Tire action ~ the Russian
volunteer feet steamers jn the Red sea-
The paelft altitude II th@ report he
correct. wlll doubtless lead 50 ar TIN
n1~dist~ AND anic4ble adjustment Of
the difficulties
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22

sa-~s pssv,.e IN viii Applies 20 t'auor
80 Narcotic Drugs.

Franklln va. iuly SIS Mccall
mont ar eccentric millionaire. ~h'
sgss asst wnek. devised = say TO pre-
vent tntsmp~rsBes smsnE his heirs
Hia wiH iast atsd excludes AZ hrneH-
elafies any ghtla wao INDUCES Ia the
uza ~ mauar. tonacco 81 narcotic
drugs. The entire estate gpes iute the
hands ~ the executor wao wsii man
axe tt. ana divide auwuaiiY tn~ proc
eeess Amans onlY sueu chilatvn a. 90
net uss tobacco. liawes ar narcotic
araxs In auY form - Ca anY quantity
ANY mpmb~F - the SmtlY Nha uses
ANY - fhese three thiaws mas become
a bensgle lary - ta@ esfst by abstain
smm frasa ths as~ f8f gwflaa af a
year if the hensfleiaFy RETURNS 60 fn@
fsFuar habff Huww*Ts ~ e. ere is
aRsEn ess @w
81 MefeaimWmt EarFaet BE tas trim
- tn@ sxtens - aATaMsaK 4satmat t8a
emaaaawsnnas - amw mas ~ @uraan en-
th~ sssa*a whs sEueAws sFiass 81 ws~s
aMveafse Afeaws Th#re are fma #s4sh .
sers and taar sons AS tse latfer are
safa 90 - SMOKERS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22
SAERtFFs THANKED
Their EHorts 20 Stop Cattle Stealing
Is Much Appreciated

Fort worth Iuiy 2L--Ou behalf ~
the Texas Csftle RAisers association
Hon = " CuNau Of this city thanked
the sheriff s~osiAtlon for the efforts
of It's members to stop cattle stealing.
sheriff ~au1ln % Hood county
spoke or Dogs FOR the Pursuit OF
Criminals
Luuat1rs i0 county Jatis we're aSrlt
or bv - sheriff CLARK ~ Tarrani
county and Caheu # Dallas. both say
inE there i@ " DryiuE need for reform.
Shsr Howard af Wichita county
favored "a ma ioritv verdict ~ jurors.
United states Marshal Nassu Of Hous-
ton sstd it would be "a dangerous tn-
uuvattuu
Resolutions ftvoFtng a boys indus
trial school was adopted
S~eretnry- Treasurer kIfRs' financial
report showed substantial cash ual-
anfr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22
pAEk=R PRAISED.
csese'snd Lsods His Action N Sending
the acoId- Telenrarn.

ANr 1ofo AGt1Ht@VHs
New York. July 2i.--@Steady. Demo
crafts STEADY" is the title OF an article
~ Grover Cleveland. which viii be
printed in Golfers for July 20 In il
Mr. Cleveland laudS the action OF Judge
Parker ia sending his gold telegram
10 the st. Louis convention and ex-
presses his satisfaction with the plat
form.
After quoting Judge Parker's mes
sage 10 the st Louis convention. Mr.
Cleveland says: Those Democrats
who have been impatient OF the poll :
tics Of their pIrtys candidate ought
10 be satisfied with the effectiveness OF
bis first Utterdnce. 1t filled the blank
In disabled platform; IT gave leader :
ship TO the Democratic cause and raj
OF thousa nds to the Democratic stand =
ard
II believe no man ever did so much
for the cause. Ia so many directions
and in So short time. and in so com
pact form as was done by our can
di5ate when he sent his message to the
ST Louis convention
He has reminded all who profess
Democratic principles that they also
haAe work 10 do IL they. ike him,
would DO the patriotic political duty the
time demands"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22
NATURES OWN REMEDY
hi-o-ns 30 Ordinary Remedy -GHsraa.
tee Bond with tyerY Boz.

The unusual way in which Hood 4
Martin. Que Of Waxahacsisis most
reliable druggists. sell Mt-o-na, en-
phaxies the fact that this remedy
possesses unusual merits Read
the following guarantee that they
give with every pack age Of Mi-o-ua
they sell aud see how plain and pos
tive IL SIT Mi-o-ua does not
cure you Of dyspepsia, we will re-
turu your money.
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SUNK STEAMBOAT.

Nlads~astoek Sasadrer Sent japanese
Weasel 70 Bottom,
Wa~htnwton. Juiy 7t.--Ths Iapmr~se
legation has resolved The following tot
egrAFn from the foreign office at Toxic.
At >, 20 ?. ~. Iu.y 80 ths Vjadivawtuk
squadron Hrea mr. ard Sunk Iapa N o.
~a@ steamboat OF ats tens. OF The coast
ef Isoya. about twenty five miles FROM
HAkostste Al ~ the crew ere landed
safely at Cape Yeas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-22

Trenton \. o. Ju8Y s1 rs~ souta
~Fm COTTON Eafp arRftae. nstal ts8
1aa eco, aas araFnuratesf heF~ fa 9ras
mAmafaefWr~ ana 8ral is ettsu. eutfaa
seef and EheF pFassaefs The asu5f IA
stock il Divided inta "a aas shares -
preferred s8@eA 81 ftae each wtyN Sin
rese#nt cumulative dividend an4 rsa
e#a *Aarvs 20 common stos sf tha 50
vaf4e ~ as waeh
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BUFFALO CHOSEN.
sps@rh ~ At.rit Nominating Dallas
Receives Much Applause

Cincinnati. JpJv "a --FJS~ selected
Buffalo for next meeting place by the
following vote Huaa1o. If6. Dallas
80 Syracuse ri. Atlantic CITY. 20.
The address ~ William n Atwell
United States district attoruey. at Dali
Las. nominating hts city. was SO enthu-
~iasticallg received as 10 bs called the
feature 81 the convention.
y C. Robinson ~ Dubuque. Ia. was
elected grand secretary He was car
risd down the center aisle tn . chair
In the parade Dayton. O.. got first
prize
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ST Petersburg. Lofty ei.--S.~o~rsi ku-
ropatkln t%l~gra phs a. follows
At s o'clork on the afternoon ~
July ~ Iapsuvs~ advance forces ~
considerable strength were observed 10
the direction - Stkeyann an the Lao
Yang SanstisEA road moving against
= detachment ofo var troops After tao
DAYS flghtinK the latter force is retir-
ting towards the village OF HOutsiatze
east 81 An Ping