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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

A Baton Rouge dispatch says: The
opinion submitted by Attorney-Gen-
eral Guion in the chimney" Reid case
will in no wise effect the present status
of DR.. Hampton's appointment as
provisional sheriff of Calcasieu. At
first it was thought that the decision,
fundamentally at variance as it is
with the appointment of the Governor,
would further complicate the tangled
case. But it was learned that the
opinion of Judge Guion will be denied
in the courts, ssthus bringing on an
other fight in which Mr.. Reid mustde-
fend himself and do battle for the
rights his election as sheriff gave him
and which is strenthened by the opin.
ion just rendered by the attorney-gen-
eral.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
EStrayed,

There estrayed from my place Sat-
urday, June %, brown mule with
cooked ears" they sticking straight
up. Any information leading to che
recovery of the animal will be liberal
ly rewarded by calling on Or address
ing r. r. MUNGER,
Fenton, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

Aresolution was unanimously adop-
ted in the house Monday coudemning
the Cumberland Telephone Company,
and it was decided by the legislature
to investigate into the discrimination
and exceedingly bad service of the
monopoly. Ii the service is improved
as result of the investigation the
Louisiana legislature will not have
cOnYened for naught.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

It now develops that the selection
of Hampton was in no sense a turn
down for Congressman Pujo, as init
mated in some quarters, but was made
with his knowledge and acquiesence.
He had supported Moss from the be-
ginning, and while remaining true to
him, was not opposed to Hampton'S
appointment, but favorable to it,
should Moss not get the place,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

The Democratic hosts are in con-
vention at St Louis for the purpose
OF nominating a national ticket and
from reports received at the hour of
going to press it looks certain that
Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York,
would be the standard bearer of that
party. Powerful influence is being
brought to bear in opposition to his
nomination, but it is hardly probable
that sufficient strength will be devel-
Oped to defeat him.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
At the semi-annual business meeting

At the Semi-annual business meeting
of the Congregational Junior Chris
tian Endeavor society held Sunday,
July 3, the following officers were
elected: president, Elsie Reeve; vice
president, Truman Fear; secretary,
lrma Robinson; assistant secretary,
Lezina Bertrand; treasurer, Helen
Lewis; assistant treasurer, Johnny
Griffith; Organist, lone Robinson; as
sistant organist. The superintendent
are Mesdames Bertrand, Robinson
and Calkins, with one more to select
The society has twenty-three members
and five committees.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
Snncial Low Rate Excursion

via Kansas City Southern Railway,
Lake Charles to Sloan Springs,
Ark, on July IA with return limit on
Aug. II. Rate So. 50 for round trip;
usual half rate for children. Trains
leave Lake Charles $50 a. m. aud S:35
p. N.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
Notice Of Animal Election

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders that a meeting for the election
of officers of the Merchants Oil Com
pany and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before
them, will be held in the office of said
company in Welsh, La, on Tuesday
evening, July u, 1904.
JOHN C. LEE, Pres. Mer. Oil Co.
BY MAURICE LEE, Atty in fact.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
Roanoke News Items,


r.idn.
1890
MIS- a. No MIIl"N 10 'l0''t"T a.
NLs' L, 0i'''Ae '7'u'NVU ~ oio"
~
i'0,' a. ~ Nl''i''iA p''a'''00 ''' ~" -
LOU y U''""y'
., W. MarIer was d VISITOR 10 ho-
"'0N0 ! 0'SU"!'
D. H. Bower lost line hog last week
with the charoon'
DR.. K. r. ArceneauX was visitor
10 hoahONe Mohuay'
Miss Myrtle ELLIS, OF jennings VS.
tied relatives here Monday.
Mrs. j. +. Lewis left Friday, July
5, for Il three weeks visit in Texas.
Quite 4 number of our young peo-
-.
"! "T Oh '0A anu "t'' "'0 100
T"'''' 81 va u y ,''''''7 ~ '''
0N0'
ben Gardner, OF NeISh' mas TAKEN
position as engineer az the |"lck
plant
~ onriroor IN tina Jobn Bobinson
,,Io.t
W" @Lo n'''Is 49,. t .",,S o'o' !
Jay ""'pN 10 'o'"7 wa ~. ,lI'0 ,ll''t ~
5oou anu sHI' ''"T ~ .I1, ~: y:
Smlle 'hres 'lne' % 'lNN'' 10 ''O' WV
IhFee weeks ago
Miller D. A. Charboh> ~ '"' ~
"aiIlhg lor ne" rice graz
rice mill ana that as soon aS or,
cdlh6 IS fixed in place the mill W. ~
gin to MI! rice again,
,r.,,,o,, - =, ,s n,,,1oa q
0Io,oa van Lost
Pls'ol y" s''''''0' 100 l.. Doo,.v
IIoHS ~ ""Q ""9 ,, T..na ron+o
oheFi" L L. " "'''l1 ,o~5 ,,o,, horo
~. ''l''' - - l,auoo e+ooI-
-.
7
VIM. Hendry, of the Grand Canal
was in town Tuesday and says tha'
the rain is doing much good a! Fha'
place, and that the bayou which was
becoming salty has now so little salt
in it that it is safe to pump it on the
rice. He also stated that the pump at
the second lift is pumping again.
yorr scrihe visited the Earl place
near town on the 1ourIh anu Was
shown three acres OF very nne corH'
all the ears tlIIeo out' "hlch SHOWS W.
can raise something el'7 O9Si"e' i!'''
ME- Earl , nus 'oI lo.5 'U'i ho.1o5 and
some 81 "n' s % al e ,o,,2a no5noo tho
says IL ou' . t"l Iu'I l,1ant more rico tbon
'' Z, 0"70' ''-s r,a,to,. e,,oooss would
b 9no' oh ta' ,,l
~ 1onn 1ohn
NV o o ~ tha zwick nIant.
,,tth - noinf,l accident He was
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
WOrl0'S Fair. st. Louis.

Tickets at low rates now on sale.
For particulars apply to any Mobile
and Ohio Il. Il. agent.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

Living on Ioveis all right between
meals.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08
MOBTLE B. OHIO RAILROAD

NUbILE q U1IU HAILItUAD
Only 1886 New Orleans to Hot
Springs, Ark, and Return. Return
ing in 60 days, every Wednesday and
Saturday in June, July, August and
September. For Tickets, maps, time
cards. etc., apply to F. E. Guedry, D.
P. A., 229 St. Charles Street, New
Orleans, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

An editor says that hayfever is
caused by kissing grass widows. A
Missouri editor says it is caused by
a Grass widow kissing a fellow by
moon. light. An Iowa editor says is is
caused b. kissing his girl while he is
feeding hay to the COW. An eastern
Kansas exchange is of the opinion
that it is caused BY missing the girl
and kissing the COW. Another ex-
change says that the old ge4t halloed
'hay'just as he kissed her. This
happened about the tins that the hay
cock crowed for morning,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

Owing to the prevalence Of charbon
in this vicinity the Journal recon-
mends the following formula which is
said to be a sure cure for that fatal
disease; Take equal parts OF coal oil
and turpentine; put in bottle and set
bottle in a kettle of cold water and
then heat until it boils. Take a swab
and paint the swelling three or four
times a day. Paint all over the swell
ing and on to the healthy skin for
about one inch. Keep this up until
the skin begins to crack and the yell
low water runs out. Then grease with
castor oil several times and there will
be no scar left.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

Jack Sprat took Anti-Fat,
His wife took Anti-Lean,
Aud so to-day the both of them
Are sleeping in the green.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08


There are many of the subscribers
OF the Journal who have telephones in
their home that could give us items of
news occasionally if they would only
call US up and do SO. We want our
patrons to feel free to call the Office
up at any time and communicate any
item or items that they think will be
OF Interest. While we are always
diligently searching for news, we can
not see everyone each week and the
telephone makes it easy for our
friends to communicate with us at any
time
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

Some people are happy only when
they are miserable.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

lH6y ,dE6 UIS6rdUIG,
Reed A. Bible is a resident of Chi.
cage. And may his tribe increase,
W. 7. Hutchinson, who had been
confined to his bed for several weeks
past with fever, is able to be around
town again.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

'Bnt tie trouble with lie insurance
Is that you meyer can yet anything out
OF Is yesuse.f- It's all a dead weight
for TIE benefit Of somebody else You
mercy carry he load. ana when You
put IL down that's the end OF the case
as FAR as you're concerned
No You're of there Ny ITO has
been saved by The Insurance I'm carry.
Ing $40
Say. you don't think isn weakmind
ed or anything like that. do you? How
could ycue Insurance have TIE least
thlns TO Go with saving your Iifef', Il
Tile doctors were going to operate
on nie for appendicitis. bur the inspr-
ance coiaparics that are interested Ia
Iiie russed in and stopned them. It's {
great thing Bestcr take out policy
for Il couple OF hundred thousand dol
lars.'-C Chieago Eccor,l-Iferald.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Nssritcllr~ Qf course ,sc often tlionrht
l'd life 10 pay i s.lsil 20 tie town OF
'.y hisfh. but haze 70 bother tue edit
toE of Ito town rapeTa nervous little
saan wlsb
Fricsd-iSet your visit wouldn't wor-
~ iin, i woald give BIN something
to wgise up
Nuritch Ah, but Fpi sure he hasn't
gct type big enough Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

70 sui evefyo yorle, we can
slloSw yoii the FINEST Iil1s
|of china and glass ware,
picture, plate glass mir
row lamps the most q !
egant line YOU ever Oh
served Dgl.l S cf every
sscrs g iEis Efosz1 sils
- s's SIS, va tsrssts, /,
1a'ia'ss' SEES Soizct sets,
: oSsiD siiH prusn sets,
't.ns statl1ts cioc IS, oid
paaeSu card receiver,
sf1loA g s e., cisild toilet
shaving sets, writ
l'Fss ssts, aiSaFiss $ game
books, bibles and festis
mems,
We can show j 81
eqant a sirle Of ics3elrv 81
lly city ] 'els' ztass
,,as 5, s S. !. s, Z
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Nife--i bought the loveliest hat
frame tSslsg Tor only 4S cenls.
EEpsNsnd.-That * certainty reason
abe
WIFE, shnuld say so And now
HrsSsal Well what now
wise want you TO ees nee siaye so
e e4y tie trimnsng Tor IL Boston
Herald.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

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Tor she pi:lfso:ic of 5 4 cS.;s:gis
farmer and n r'oss ;;i,s 81
cstns 70 ebprea; here !ssktl B,.s el
been. se {essfisl' ;llia 81 sac II
er and aslSS.I - Ne "a liss s IS
cast. y iisser lend II 4 s5sl (! !, siss5s5
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the nsiRsstc7. i:ssSe come Il Il ne sy:,.ys
cspressl 70 see yssx, and 5sss5s hsls s
a tSssf Tlse taenasf Iss w 4 stsl:,'
strensss man ana Is;sli NJ e "a ea ssssl
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gave the fasrner slca a fI,s5 siIlis;. fsisl {.
he Fsas glad 20 ai4e 9Il Il s f.,ss. .. /. it
was = q ci'snt kind & { N that s..Ss
minister hsd come fcx. ife ss!zosl f;aa
farmer % keep the s-oat anE ca;ss.sst
him t. BIS hotise at Afanss beA tiles5.
arriyel The laihlstcr elid, osy. sos1
80 on yotr Inees ~ ,5fls.s- z lolfIsla =
him that ne was..:ts flsl {1e i'll 10 s.i );
So
So tlic fafneef fell Oh Ilees 4 III
CRIED H0l Eessl, leslS0 me- sgosi u IS
man . Stol,se sa3d HE 81. 'lsss.
Is VERY good i hope ron it.sty Il "a s.
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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Wei, sad tiae auShoe you should
ctngratls'ate me aloS. for I've lDbeiit-
cd 4 foFtuaeg
iliats ilae. replied lis friend. for
nov you cen haS i,p enough copies Of
your enn bosis II make the public
think it's seIll,g Ike not cakes. - I. t,
lanta Conatitotlon.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
The SpeIibinder.

y 81 XiI5sN zones the prcst.isn tlal falL
s wv Who answers thu es,:as .s3 fes q - Il
And from the pla atsorm starts to
bawI2 s 81 a
f The spe;lsiasler.
Who icnsos rs ts;sict hearth, ana NOM !.
Aba:7cons his ancestral; ,!o,.,c n, I'. q -
Al.A tilrsfleh the ,soubtfci nt--tes do.A
The speil'slnaes
from e. N ctIs 81 Il ID AZ r,;5t.., 3.
N'no iostly slks With an his az. ss..t
And claims his pnrty's always tight Z -
The speHbinder- ~
Who roses as the peosles guide
ana fspe-ass not OF the other side 81
Except y scoTa and eke cersGe2
he rponbircer.
WHO has tJsn fizssres Ill dozrrs ps.t
nrsf pilst ea 10 within ilia hat : q & & q
10 show he knows vvliefe he 81 att
lie Fpszinitdsr.
Who ktors ct every county ts,s.-,,
And climbs the isassortn With q frox-3
Anc Tot t1lrsc ho-srS does nor come. -s.,,7
he nps libindps
ys'lc Weiss esef1 dcrbsful stcta
~ iara eat,i s'ecsg Z ra.slid.sie
WHO'S betIs PIX cn tliS purity Siasc
Aa speI Ilnirler- s
who stel';a areyy a Upon the staEs
jiIst lifsc |; Hon IN II cage. y
SsnlkiiiS hisnssff into G race?
Z he sneilpspdse.
s'V'ssSo raisss VITA isise=.snd win ms
And "a :, vsassz r~ils, i;esp aiar:rse
:S - . s:ss:s.,,:., fsona' al isar-n
yybo "a IN, 4. -, - - =. u. ~ q
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

We rent ,FuI! D ess
Coats and Vests; $500.
Oh night,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
BAILEY COPELAND 90.

JUST TALK.
"All we Asks a Fair Trial.'.
We prefer doing things
to talking about them.
You no doubt Believe
what you see quicker thar
what you hear.
Now, the only reason
our ads. arc necessary is
to bring you to CTR stores
and then we VIII ssa;2
you.
just now we want to iln1
pres press 8 as. Your MINI sorns
!. Cle-saiag facts that 1ass-
not be disputed, and ti1is
to invite ycu &c com ee.
us, and let it be soon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-28
FREIGHT HANDLERS QUIT.
Refuse 70 Receive Nest Turned Out by
Mon Union Men.

chAngo. July 2s-An unexpected
complication arose "Wednesday night.
when the freight handlers employed at
the stockyards station OF the Chicago
Junction railroad went on strike. The
men gave as their reason for quitting
work their unwillingness to handle
meat turned out by union work
men In the packing plants. While the
number OF freight handlers employed
at this station is only forty stiIl their
decision TO join the symN1thetic strike
Is severe blow to the packers. as the
greater portion OF the dressed meats
shipped from the yards passes through
the hands OF these men. Should nom
union men be engaged to take the
places OF the strikers a strike OF the
union switchmen may follow. With
the switching men II will be only
matter OF short time until the strike
would spread to the other employees Of
the railroad.
A rainstorm saved the life OF j. n.
Joyce, a negro strike breaker. mob
which had attacked the man was dis
persed by the sudden bursting OF the
storm the aSsailants who had been
beating the strike breaker fleeing to
places nj shelter rather than expose
them selves to the fury Of the elements.
There appeared TO be no chance for the
negro TO escape alive until suddenly
the storm broke. although the police
were clubbing their way towards the
center ~ the mob
A quickly ~ the mob had gathered
~ dispersed every one rushing for shell
ter The police did likewise. rushing
with the negro aboard a street car.
Last Tuesday while Clarence
Hail and his employer, n. r. Heating,
were driving along IN an ice wagon
past some rioters two shots were fred.
ffau was hit Wednesday he died.
Joseph Nharau was fatally stabbed
by strike sympathizers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-28
CALL.
Rosemou Thronged With Leading
Democratic Visitors.
MURPHY WAS THERE
National Chairman Taggart and the
Presidential Nominee Conferred
and Tammany Leader and
Hill COnVersed.

Esopus. " Y. July 2s.-Members OF
tho Democratic national committees
made an INFORMAL call on Judge Parker
and found him entertaining leader
Charles F, Murphy and others prom
iuent at Tammany Hall. Former Sen
ator d. b. I'M and Mr. Murphy Joined
hands on the Rosemount veranda and
others who have not been political
friends for years put aside their Diff
ferences and for the day at least met
on common ground
Judge Parker had met less than hair
Of the members Of the committee "A
they arrived and were introduced he
had pleasant word for each and from,
his talk 1t was evident that he DOS
S"SS"d an intimate acquaintance with
what each man VAS doing M his own
state. Chairman Taggart talked with
Judge Parker several times during the
afternoon snd il is likely he will be
frequent visitor at Rusemount in the
next week Mr.. Taggart said after the
conversation that the candidate ought
To BE his own manager az he show ed
"a knowledge 81 everything that is
needed to promote an energetic cam
patgu.
Soon after the visitors arrived Mrs.
Mary Parker. Judge Psrkers mother,
Mrs. Parker. her sister Miss Schoe-
maker and her daughter. Mrs Hall.
Joined the group on th~ veranda and
~"re pr@seuted to the guests
iu addition to the harmony meeting
which took place at Rosemount there
~et~ auumber Of important develop
ru-uts. not the least II which ~as an
expression from Charles r Murphy.
just before taxing his departure. he
sal.
Eaary Thing hss haau ayreeab biz 10
re-" : am here So common with other
Democrats throughout Ih~ country ia
assist lH promoting Democratic hsr-
nauy and success Everything that
has developed has impressed me- with
ta* fact that there rs nothing TO pre-
vent al Democrats uniting and max
inK 4 successful canvass tn the state
sad nation. New York CITY wsIl give
the greatest ajarity ever known
A~ Murphy discussed state policies
wlth Judge Parker and various state
leaders Il NAV be said upon eonp@
tent authority that Judge Parker and
Nj Murphy got very close together
OF that subject
Mr. Murphy said tbs guberuatorial
nomination ought 20 b" irft open 10
await developments. bat Mr Murphy
IL said 20 have added 4 believe ge
To have uo differences on that ~gore H
Mr.. 1aKRart ia losing no OPPORTUNITY
in organizing FOR campaign work Sen
ators Daniel ~ Virginia aud Bailey OF
TEXAS have been engaged for ~ork IN
the north. ard Congressman John
sharp Williams 81 Mississippi has
locate in Boston to hold himself In
readiness FOR work lu me New Eug
lard states
Mr. TAEgart ~iIl open Chicago head
quarters though he may spend much
or bis un~ iu Indiana potts where he
car personally look after the wofk IN
Indiana.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-28
TAMMANYITES CALL.
Charles r. Murphy ard Others Pay
VISIT TO Esopux.

Esopus July 2s.-Nery important,
from political standpoint vas the
arrival here Wednesday OF Charles +.
Murphy. the Tammauv leader Judge
Morgan J. o'Rtieu and senator victor
J. Bowling of New York and Thomas
F. Conway 81 Pptsbur=-
NJ Murphy and his colleagues Of
Tamnany Hall forevtarIed the mem
bcra Of the national committee They
arrived oa the noon train two hours
or more fn advance Of the national
committeeman. They were met at The
wa gor@tfe and taken directly 10 Rose
mount Judge Parker was on tho
vefauda when }he conveyance IVES
driven up Justice O.Brieu looked after
thu lHtroauriIons ara chairs were then
drawn together for q close con ference
The meeting between Judge Parker
and Mr.. Murphy was very cordial
Judge Parker Invited his guests 70 re-
main for luncheon aitn him Before
h~ou. however. Judge Parker and
Murphy withdrew from the rest - the
party and engaged IA long converse
ton They were uninterrupted The
reception which took place at Rose
mount after the arrival % rte national
committeeman was 81 a Handwriting
character Nearly all the members OF
the COMMITTEES greeted with the Tam
many hail delegation cordially
when Senator Hiii mounted the
ver4nda Mr. Murphy stepped forward
ard pat out hts hand
How are You. Murphy" said th@
senator
Ar Murphys greeting could rot be
heard. but there appeared TO be no
lack OF warmth
Senator Bowling was present and
the trio couversed together for full
i've minutes Another significant
meeting was between senator HuI and
Mr. Conway. VINO have been political
enemies for some time
The harmouizlog influence witch
have been al work I'm New York for
several weeks seemed "a have born,
fruit After the greetings had been
conc Iuded the visitors discussed vaTi-
Gus topics National Chairman Tae
CART was the center - a large group
and campaign plans were Hsrusssd
To She Associated Press representa-
tive Mr. TaEKsft said hs would can q
meeting Of the national eammittr upon
returning ta View York The question
OF opening headquarters would DO
taken up. Tire delegation returned te
SEES Nafk a1 Hf. afternoon tr..u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-28

For County Treasurer
H. r. MARcHBANKs.
FOR Tax Collector
sIaP SPENCER
For County Clerk
RuFs X. HE~pRlCgs.
For sheriff
jos T.. MINNtCK.
For Couu ~ Attorney
MARk SMITH.
For District Clerk
Tom BugLEEo~,
For County Judge
+. l.. HAwKINa
For Rspr~aentativ~iltwo to elect.
J. NJ. ALDkRnICE.
r. b. JAMES
FOR supt, Public Instruction
j. r. BROOKS.
For Constable Precinct No. -
RKN p. ABBOTT
For Commissioner Precinct -
LIKE MO0RE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-28
oalla. Get. Rats.

Houston IuiH rs At tbv meeting
here q general passruKer ssepts 70
was decided to comply wtfn Dallas
request and give hef merchants rates
As follows Aug { ta g refurr Aug
u Aug DO 20 e. retuTr Sept Aus
20 Go Sept E. return Sept Is Sept T..
90 ~ return Sept 2H. Rate Frs to by
one arH ar~ Hfth fare r. .n1 fl.tsfz are
sold
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taekhaft Tek tuiv Jabu va
isssetuate reiersd. countv chairman
- she Hwpnhtleau es~euffk# rsmmft
tts ~ gsidwsu eeuntt aHt ~ell kn5v ~
az thia FiaTe. wan sSHea af hi# hmnT
Ne wss shat Through ths lone rew
CAnefteH another urwfa $685. taken
ffea hls heme aa4 severely ahfur~a
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raHHua FaIv So "a IeHafHr .H.f.r.
~r.s af tire defense committee .#se
place WatHe*HEv HaHef ne rt~a.H...t
- prrrtrr UaIfHH st efI.N .ra '.
faf~~t rrueraI STR Robert F..'4v WIS
present Fhe attorney general DORIS
net uusHv attend these meetings t.t
u vas -tatra shot tre question 10 .+.
-ua between f}assfa ar1 sg-at HHW.H
v~ft uuaFr sistuss4aH arH ffat $3.50
Heher' was .aHea IH FL. Hftlss F# fH
the ausstIar. ~ usfe...ffs. H.n
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81 Fsso Iuv IS Three Nssletr
prisoners charged aith numbering sal
robbing American pFneFv fafs IL. So.
uefa have escaped ftom aN at Asua
Ftvf~ta border to~u sT Nry.s ar
pos&fa Douglas Aria ff - sah tbes
we're liberated eftrf efffHr ta- ru4rte
liaaor ettb ahleh tbvg h~esue IufaA
teafa.f
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neultY etth t@s nsNye~s wha wantest
- eat s& fhH same eamHf#F Afth Va HAfH
Fnsu ln tseai restaurant an Hnsnewn
whtte mam was seriously tetarva wigh
a siasa thrusw ~ : u#ltfr at sae 80
ths n#NFuw#
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- pase. 1ulv ss E8sng very lars
mttekM ~ aYFsatngts ard tWn dmaea caps
wese seama anaee the ssssaan nnass
hess Tha explosives we8w - mrramaea
that a - tAeaxAt suy asAxy jar sssii
a@A kmam 81.