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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
La nuerte del SehOr SuareZ
Carolina. IL de Septiembre de 1905

Carolina. IL de Septiembre de 1905.
La enfermedad que aquejaba q
nuestro querido ami go don Marcelino
Suarez, del Comercio de Lola, ha te-
nido TN fatal desenlsce en- la maflana
de hoy.
Circula orlada por este pueblo, sen
tida invitacien para acompaflar sus
linanipados restos a la Ultima morada
las cinco DIS la tarde, en- Lola.
Apesar de 10 desapaci5le del item
po, pues llueve torrencialmente, mu-
chos amigos de aquf. Sc proponep ir 4
tributar ell 1ltimo homemade de con-
sideracion y amistad la memoria del
flnado.
Muchas y valiosas son las coronas
que llevaran. entire elias, la de la Co.
lonia Espaflola de Carolina, de la cual
era socio el fnado.
iExpontaneas manifestaciones, que
demuestran palmariamente ell cariflo
que profesaban al que va no existe'
Marcelino Suarez. no ha 1nuerto
abandonado como el "Egoista sin
una lagrima que riegue sus cenizas,
nj una oracion ique acompafle su alma
a la mansion celestial. Marcelino ro-
deado de todas las clases sociales de
Lola y pueblos limftrofes. que Sc dis
putaban en- prodigarle sus atenciones
| y cuidados. por haber derramado ell
bien en- todas elias, por cuyo motive
su muerte ha sido generalmente sen
! tida y su cadaver sera conducido a la
Metropolis entire la mas honda pena,
y sobre su tumba, brotarA siempre la
| flor de TN imperecedero recuerdo con
Ell roclo de tantos seres agradecidos
que lloran su ausencia eterna.
La ciencia ha sido inefcaz, para sus.
traerlo de las garras de la muerte.
Joven atm. y con porvenir cierto y
TN corazon lleno de bordades, es ver-
daderamente dolorosa y lamentable su
desaparicjon del mundo. de los wives.
No ha mucho, nos ocupabamos en-
estas mismaS columnas del falleci-
miento de su seflor ito don Manuel
Suarez Castrillon, cuya muerte tam
bien fue muy sentida.
Ahora' desaparecidos ambos bien-
hechores quedan ALI otros dos hernia
nos don Jose y don Manuel que seran
los continuadores de aquellas tradicio.
males virtudes.
Paz a los restos del que ha muerto
y que Ell DioS de las misericordiaS de
a sus hermanos y demas deudos, la su-
fciente resignation cristiana, para So
portar. tan rudo golpe como ell que
acaban de recibir con tan sensible per.
dida.
Los amigos de la Carolina, unidos
al que suscribe, Sc asociau al dolor de
la atribulada familia Suarez de Lola
la que envlan su sentido pesame.
+ Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
HABL0 EEL PAPA"
AUTORIDAD PROTECTORA

Como 81 dijeramos el Oraculo de
Delfos.
El muy poderoso y temido sef1or,
caballero esforzado en- afagazas diplo-
matjcss, director de escena otras ha-
bilidades, Ell honorable Mr.. Roosevelt
en- una palabra, al decir del Courier
des Etats Unids," y al tratar del
discurso del presidente dice que toda
su primera parte-del discurso- -estuvo
consagrada a Ia doctrina de Monroe.
es decir, "a las relaciones del gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos con las re-
p1blicas de la America espaf1ola.'
La doctrina de Monroe! Un mag
nffco e!astico. TN delicioso estira Y
encoge agusto del que hace funcionar
el mecanismo del Oraculoi
La famosa doctrina Sc opone-ya 10
sa bfamos-a la intervenci6n en- ell Nue.
vo Mundo de las potencias europeas.
Bueno.
La intervention esta dando unos
|resultados que no hay ejemplo en- la
nueva historic de los modernos colo
nizadores. Es una sublimidad la in
|tervenci6n de esos caballeros.
Como que grito limpio estan unos
pidiendo la Intervention como obra de
caridad. de misericordia, de humani-
dad y tai.
iSe esta viendo cada cosa en- esta
eroca de humanjdades forjadas en-
fabrica de nuevo cufio. -!
El discurso del presidente puede
tomarse como un soberbio apotegma
de Jupiter Olfmpico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
Ell JueZ Calhoun
en- Venezuela

Caracas, "a de Agosto-El "Consti-
tucional", periodico semi Official, CO.
menta, expresandose en- terminos de
10 mas encomiasticos. la mission del
Juez Calhoun, comisionado especial
del Presidente Roosevelt para esclare-
Ger las relaciores entire Venezuela y
los Estados Unidos.
Dice el periodico que ell nombra
miento de tan honorable rspresentau-
tie de la magistratura americana COM
place 4 los amigos de la administra-
cion Castro, sa bedores como son de
que los tribdnales venezolanos basan
sus procedimientos en- la ley y la JUS
ticia. y de que la luz que saldra de la
lnve stigaci6n pondra al comisionado
americana en- condolences de .procla-
mar ante ell mundo Su homemade 4 los
tribunales y al gobierno de Venezuela
Ell juez Calhoun conferencj6 aver
con el procurador general.
-El 2S de Agosto empezara la emf
sion de los nuevos certificates de tres
por ciento de la deuda diplomAtica re-
Glen convertida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
DON marceIino Suarez

Publicamos hoy un extenso artfculc
|necrol6gico, que nos envia nuestro CO.
rresponsal en- Ia Carolina, dedlcado 4
la memoria del sefior don Marcelinc
Suarez fallecido recientemente en-
Lola.
En- ell art1culo de referencia Sc le
tributan merecidas alabanzas al seflo1
Suarez, haciendole la justicia que me-
recia. IS
Tambien damos cabida hoy q otro
trabajo de la misma 1ndole que nos
envfa nuestro Corresponsal en- LOLA
Nosotros hacemos nuestras las fra
ses que tributan la memoria del
muerto los activos corresponsales del
BOLETIN. en- Carolina y Lola; envis =
mos ell pesame a Ia desconsolada fa-
milia y muy especialmente a nuestro
distinguido amigo don Alfredo Suarez,
del comercio de esta Capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
rEntiendase bien. ma vez nor todas

'Entiendase bien. una vez por todas,
-decfa el honorable Mr.. Rooseaelt-
que cualquier gobierno de America
que mantenga el orden y la justicis,
NADIA tiene que temer de nuestra par
le." En- ninguna circumstance toma.
ran los Estados Unidos la doctrina de
Monroe como pretexto para adquisi-
clones territoriales" >. Pero en- inte
res de la justicia, tan necesario es
ejercer una AUTORIDAD PROTECTORA
sobre esos pafses, como tratarlos carl
tativa y generosamente.
iAUTORIDAD PRoTECTORA! Aquf es-
ia ell busilis. Son dos frasectas di-
chas as1 con la mayor inocencia, con
| la mas sana intencion. -. yanque; al
60 asf como esas construcciones de
haeryo de que son una buena prueba
ciertos c6digos que la legua huelen
protectores autoritarios.
Lo peor del case es, que algunos pc
ri6dicos americanos que no comulgan
en- la iglesia del presidente, llaman a
esas protecciones sospechosas, ezrids
SeS cen Aa1as'
Y ESQ, dicho en- ingles- americana
tiene gracia 81, sefor, muchisima
gracia.
IVAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
Desde Washington
16 de Agosto.


Los que Sc 1nclinan q Greer que lc
de Portsmouth es comedia-y me
cuento entire ellos-no Sc emecionan
tanto como los que Green que ESQ Is
tragedia, con las ALIAS y las bajas que
tiene el papel de la paz. La Confe.
rencia no discute ell articulado de un
tratado sine las bases para ese trata
do, al cual, mas tarde, Sc dara en- Was
hington forma de6nitiva.
Aver el rapel de paz tuvo un baj jon
porque, al llegar la base quinta, Ia
Conferencia TOGO fondo en- la isla de
Sagalien. No hubo acuerdo: ell Ja-
pom necesita la isla; Russia Sc mega
cederla. Sc di6 maquina atras Sc
sali6 de aquel paraje pe!igroso y Sc
naveg6 en- demanda de otras bases.
La S" queda aplazada para ell final
como, tambien, la 9" que de la ce-
sion al Jap61 de los barcos rusos de
guerra internados en- puertos extran-
jeros, la 100 que limita ell poder ma
val de Russia en- el Extl emo Oriente
con mas ell desmantelamie de las
tortifcaciones de Vladivostock, la
rs" que sc re6ere a la indemniza-
cion. lie 1s y Ultima no es peligro-
sa, pues versa sobre ell idioma en- que
Sc ha de redactar ell tratado.
Desde hace tres dias los negociado.
res comunican la prensa una nota
Ell que Sc da cuenta de la session;
nota que no dice mucho. Sc limita
a exponer que Sc deliber6 tai cual
base; y como no Sc ha publicado una
lista ofcial de las bases, 10 que de
estas Sc sabe es en- 50 mayor parte
conjetural y proba blemente serz, lue.
60, rectifcado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14


anglorrusa. Una inteligencia amisto-
sa duradera con Inglaterra nos es
tambien necesaria para desbaratar los
proyectos perfdos de Alemania.
Este 1engusje de los campeones ma
cionalistas rusos no es nuevo; pero ad
quiere cierta importancia en- este mo-
mento. en- que Ell movimiento interior
ruso reviste cada vez mas claramente
caracier antiautocratico.
Los eslavofilos. tanto como los cons
titucionales, saben va que las refor-
mas introducidas en- ell proyecto Btu
lighin, por ell Consejo especial recien-
temente reunido en- Peterhof, bajo la
preside ucis personal del Car, son nu-
las 6 POGO menos, y que la futura
Asamblea Nacional sera una parodia
de Parlamento. Y como unos y otros
estan hartos de regimen burocratico,
les de prever que ell movimiento re-
volucionario, lejos de contenerse, rea :
nudara mas vigorosamente su Marcia
ascedente. despues de la promulga-
cion del manifesto imperial, relative
a la convocatoria de la Asamblea Ma
cional (promulgacion anunciada para
el IL g. 10 mas tarde, para ell "a de
Agostol.
En- cuanto a las negociaciones de
paz en- Washington. no Sc muestra
optimismo en- los circulos directories
rusos. Un alto dignatario, muy infu :
yente, ha sostenido tltimamente la
|siguiente tests:
''Rusia no tiene motives para hacer
la paz 81 ell Japon insiste en- ell pago de
una fuerteaindemnizacion de guerra
"Nosotros, los rusos, sabemos muy
bien que 81 pagamos mil 6 dos mil mi
llones de rublos al Japon, este utilize
ra esa cantidad para prepararnos nue-
voS desastres.
mo pasarau seis afios sin que el
Japon, uniendose a China nos arrebate
la mitad de la Siberia.
Eel pueblo russo es, por desgracia
tan indolente. que. una vez frmada Ia
paz, volvera a caer en- la apatia, y
mientras los >japoneses prosiguen sus
|armanentos y sas preparativos para
Una nueva guerra; nosotros nos kaban-
donaremos a TN dulce recogimiento.
"Vale mas, por 10 tanto. no pagan
NADIA al Jap6n y dejarle los territories
que ha conquistado.
LA continuation de la guerra sers
para 81 mucho mas facil que para
nosotros, puesto que nosotros hemos
de limitarnos va q la defensiva.
"Esto es, ademAs, 10 que nos reco-
mend6 al principle de la guerra Ell ge-
neral Dragomirof."
Es, pues, muy probable que las me-
gociaciones de Washington no .acaber
tan pronto en- una solucion satisfac-
ltoria.
y. PerOSfO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
La retreta de anoche

Anoche, 4 pesar de varios aguaceros
que cayeron, pudo llevarse cato la
anunciada retrets en- Ia plaza de "Bal-
dorioty de Castro" por Ia banda de Ia
Pclicfa Insular, viEndose bastante con-.
currida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
En- San Juan

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
nuestro amigo ell dentista don Angus
to Ortiz, actualmerte subnarshal de
la Corte de Distrito de Humacao.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
NEARBY pAssEs AWAY.
One Of Texas leading citizsns Sue
curnbs ~ Lono 9l.aess.

Denton, Tex. July 25.--Major Je-
rome Claiborne Kearby Of Dallas. one
OF the best known lawyers ard politi-
clans of Texas. died In this city Mon
day afternoon at 5.15 o'clock at the
home OF relatives. Major Kearby was
born In Arkadelphia. Ark. May %. IS47.
anc lived there until about eight years
PIG, when he moved with his father to
ms city. He remained here until six
Years later. when he Joined the Con-
federate army as a member OF Colonel
Dehorse's regiment, with the company
under the command of Captain Mat
DausheTty, which was organized AZ Isis
place ne remained with the company
until after the surrender of the Confed-
crate forces
After the surrender he returned to
his home. where he remained short
time and went TO Mckinney where
he began the study Of law under Judge
Naddeil. He remained in Mckinney
/ until he had received his license To
/ practice and removed To Kaufman
where he practiced law for two years.
/ and finally went to Canton, Van Iauat
county. where he was actively engaged
In law practice for about eight years
Afterward he made Dallas his home un
until aoout two years ago.
During his Law career he attained =
/ high reputation end was classed with
/ the best legal talent Of the state IN
/ 1885 he made tho race for governor an
the Fo2ulist ticket and had as an on
/ ponsnt Governor Charles CuIberzop
. About twelve years ago he was named
rs the congressional candidate by the
/ Popuiist party and was defeated by tse
fpernoc"atlr nominee He was. I'm 1872
district attorney Of the Palestine dis
trict
Major Kearby Is survived by II "a ffe
and four children Mrs ] w Nn.ha
of Fort WORTH Mrs Fay Gardcn ~
Thurber - tor Kearhy ~ near Min
"ral Wells and J Keerby NJ Dallas Ills
brother Senator ! q Eearbv resi- Poe
| az The present - Wills Point ar4
sister Nrs. J r Uto9ut now deceased
lived here for many years
Major kearhv had been sick rar t~e
past three ycara pilh RrightrR djsn~e~
j III" bad sne"t ths rast two years SCI:
Auerl wells for tte reaIth and far,~
30 thfe place bout Iune
WheS ho.. decreased rafo g. -v
miles bofs"hassl- F." uaar Sam Hru4.an
/ siren e.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
Absolutely Prevents
BLOOD POISONING.

There is a new pfo'iuct manufactured
in Louisville. KY. known as tataCawph.
First Aid Ia the injured. whirh has
proven an absolute preventive 81 ble1o
poisoning L Appltesl Immediately after
rwcrising ANY Kind Og wuGud Para.
camph Is a eomhiuatiea of rare erQlun
soothing. heluiy usAs snd unher. aud
owing 70 is rrfuarkahse ouck rpllrt lns
snd heAliME puwVga IS htg SIS gu .afss8 ~
the mrfilcsl profession hopsaa ami ~
Az psshlsc iussiiuttems where a efraG rlafsv
p~oplc kgv employed RsfseafHh Nan.
sAans nesshtr uimum. utosps ar 1gg
teseaaac EisnCs il j. = ssses elem, pate
rvsueelv edigh sltaH8 % &es9 ia teefF
htsas.saa.d "a - uss4 ia cAs~ "a cFafr&ea.
cie2 Mathers all hma g tar fref GO
aftch hAxeI. Armies. ysssslur ul.t s=saegs ~
Ausfnvuss. iveAn.~ shep &Fptsl e Rss
straight fu gae INTERIOR gess. 5atwE tAc
aSaes &nd psalms. mtarsassnN lH nerves
nalanN taas MUS iss sAfaN lna ueE t.le itef
and lnfAnnaasiAsu hY utie rwN -.
sson L . the nlust p.fsesf eNtfsfssi
wgspasesgsun that las hswa usscFut fa tAe
pmtise smd faAw ta@cswervs ST. he eHs
graduated tsss tssss~ang ap,a Ne Ar1er.
sc4n nzspse ssAca aa@tas ASS asrss
Fssspsasxt Ne kwAsm frmu n.za~ s.a4rFeA
that Faxmcansph - unwuaase~s fAsv tns giz-r
af Nea2sAlwra. KhemzzAasae ~~s ..@ks 4nA
ImAazrz4at2ums The mam@aas zsxTs Ra.ssF
Assns every haSt1e - give >@zass @-xaor 10
ne cAzacea ere Eakxa IS srvsn@ Para.
emmrA- u = snaA emAv ~ -. &c zz4
81 On A4assAea ~ Il gsw4 9~EgEsats or sxzR
4arRx4 wpem rreRsr8 81 pxacs- &4EEtac-
amzma mmav ~ The PmE3e@Eyh CemT@nv.
Il Io@iNxizss. II. ; So. GO snzTsawzx1uaa.
HesTtmg Draw Co. Special Agents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
Cheap Rates via. H. & II. C. r. r..

Dallas and return, $3.50, meeting
New York Life Agents. On sale
July rs and morning July %. Limit
July 80
Waco and return $500 Farmers
State Annual meeting. On sale Aug.
and s. Limit August u.
Amarillo. on sale daily, limit go
days. Rate $3.50.
Galveston. on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate $11."b.
LaPorte, on sale daily. limit so
days, Rate, s10.S0.
Seabrook, on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate. s11.05.
Corpus Christi, on sale daily. linn
1t 50 days. Rate $3.50.
Port Lavaca, on sale daily. limit
SO days. Rate, S13.45.
Mineral Wells, on sale daily, linn
it so days. Rate $4.45.
Marlin, on sale daily, limit 60
days. Rate s4.G0.
Wooten Wells. on sale daily, lin
II so days Rate, SI15
Denver. on sale daily, limit c.
days. Rate, $3.50
Colorado Springs, on sale daily.
limit so days. Rate $3.50,
Boulder, on sale daily. iini- 81
DAYS Rate s2S70.
Through sleeper 10 Denver leaving
Waxahachie 6 80 a, m. arriving at
Denver 3:15 p. m.
Galveston and return $40. Hous-
ton aud return sA15. nsale July
90 Limit July II.
Very low round trip rates 70 Los
Angeles, San Francisco and Portland.
For information regarding rates.
routes, etc 10 any point call on or
phone J c. Kennedy, Ticket Agent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

The feeling Of impending doom .n
'he minds of many Victims OF
of BriEht's disease and diabetes has
been changed TO thankfulHess by The
benefit derived from taking Foley s.
Kidney Cure. II will cure .nCipIent
Bright's disease and diabetes and
even ia the worse cases gives COM
fort and relief Slight disorders are
cured In a few days. Il had dia-
betes i'm It's worst form. writes
Marion Lee OF Dunreath. Ind "t
tried eight physicians without relief
Only three bottles OF Foley KID
ney Cure made me a well maa. b
W. Fearls
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
cULLINAN's ESTIMATE
says One life 10 lest and Two @i1.5r
Barrels Of Oil Destroyea.

beaumont Juiv 20 Prestdeut ! s.
Cuhnsa af the Texas company r~fu-H-
aa frew Humble. H~ said "The joss
feIi entirely upon The Texas com pae 81.
tanks. Tae ola destroyed amounted g.
3 1890 eco harrela buf Z am uof prepared
O." Say hun much uf 'hja WAS the aan-
pany and hoN much belonged go eIH-
srs. Three Of the tanks had burned 1ut
when 7 left and the damage vlu hp
confined to che twelve tanks Thrro
WAS hut eue life lost AND thaf ara thr
negro. Henry Roberts. from Besamont
There were twenty teams ami fart-
mules burned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
BODIES SEEN.
Levess E~se Been Thrown Up 70 Pre-
vent Further Spread

Lsvess E7se Been Thrown Up 70 Pre-
vent Further Spread.
Humble. Tex. July as.-The BURNING
oil had gotten to sIthin too feet OF IRE
sun rompauy's tanks Monday night
but TO danger was unprecedented Lev
eeS have been ga.oaa up to prevent it's
getting Heager.
The drainage is southeast 81 the ell
field proper and the property ls cora-
paratively safe The great loss AZ
teams was caused by their being AN
able to get out Of the hog prcaf utre
Enclosure around the tanks. No a~ev
approach can be made. but thv cnrr4ev
of men ard teams can he sr,n ssat
tered over the fields
Evers pregAutiau wHs taken bt ts"
Landslide Mutual sortety. Gur4z Bsc
Bravo. HiEgins and Beatty pror'e to
guard against any further spread 81 he
Ore.
Lightning struck turo tanks ln the
Geld owned hy the %snety. niue p9r-p.
ing eaH Parry end burned them an
Gree un"asiness ard great excitement
prevailed tH the aeld and toua tt4r
ing the entire night
President CaiHnan OF the Texas eo,u-
uany arrived ou special train fram
res uuauf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
sU5POENAs SERVED.
Several New York Brokers Must kn-
pear Before Grand jury

New York July Subposuas re-
qaestIrg the presence of several ln.a'
brokers before "a Federal grand jury in
Washington, where the Federal a&5f ore
tiles are making an invest gattnH af tua
cotton report leak scandal we're sore.s
in this city Monday More suhpoa. .e
are in the hands IL The Federal otsi .-,
here and they will he served sass soaH as.
the persons named ia them can b- &c.
Gated The attendance of Those H..r1sH
ju TIRE subpoeuds is required ju NJ
tnEtou before the end of tHe ur.af
mouth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
GUARD AGAINST GERMS
Keep Well by Strengthening the Stomach in Summer
With Mi-o-na

Nervousness and sleeplessness
come more often from a weak stom-
ach than from any other cause: head
ache, baek-ache, and rheumatic pains
are directly caused by an acid con-
dition Of the stomach. Mi-o-na cor
reefs all this, prevents the forma-
ton of acids, and nervousness. kid
ney trouble, or rheumatism, is quick
ly cured.
Ask Hood & Martin to show you
the guarantee under which they sell
Mona. Price so cents. II costs
nothing unless it cures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
FIRE IN PENlTENTlsRY.
Msehins Shop Building at suntxs he
Prison Completely Quilted.

HuntsVilIe TeE- July e8--Flrr hr|NH
out in the third story ~ the machine
shap bnfidinE nf tbe peuirntmry at .
ueleek Monday afternoon and h--Hr.
beiHr rhce ked consumed the rH.t.
buiifinr aHd 3Bmaee3 "a raFi 20 ."
whvvtwEt&h3 ahup The machine aH..
hWtidiug uH# completely quilted fH.
wallis aiane standing. and the lnee e..
complete
Ths prisoners had iast breu toekef r
TIRE eelis fat the night 8nd tha Euan#-
had heen oH n kef dutt anig ft0
minutes hefesn ths alarm eaa ettfa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
WANTS FREE DELIVERY
Inspector VIII Visit Ennis 30 Invests.
gate Claim for Service.

Postmaster A. M. Morrison of En-
mis- is in receipt of communication
from p. v. De Grow, fourth assist
ant postmaster general. stating that
an inspector will be detailed to visit
Ennis in the near future to investi-
gate the city's claim to free mali
delivery service The receipts of
this office are up TO the requirement
being s11 900 for the last fiscal
year; the necessary street lights have
been provided by the city; the hous-
es are properly numbered, and the
only question is that OF sidewalks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

Every one with weak digestion
should use Mi-o-na at this season
and so strengthen the stomach that
disease germs can have no effect
whatever. This remarkable remedy
puts the whole digestive system in
so healthy, clean and sweet a state
that fermentation of the food cam
not exist, that any disease germs
which may enter the stomach will
be destroyed, and food will be so
readily assimilated that a rapid and
healthy increase in flesh will result.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
katy Special Rates.

Low rates 10 San Francisco. Los
Angeles and Portland. For further
particulars ask Katy agent.
los Angeles and return, $4,000.
Selling dates July 10, II. 10. Is and
II and August 6. 7, 5 and g.
Knoxville. Tenn. round trip
$29.05, selling dates June "a, IS
and July /. 3. 9 and Is.
st, Louis and return s2G.10. sell
ing dates June "a to September 90.
For further information call up
the Katy
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
TAYLOR CREMATED.
Former Texan Loses His Life In FIR,
at Little Rock

Little Rock, July Mondays sStf-
mate Of the losses by fire in the De-
Struction o. the Arkansas Demoars'
ccfupaHy's three story building o..
newspaper and printing plant shows au
aggregate Of $4,000 with Insurance ot
fI00 eco
Dan y. Taylor. formerly Of Dallas
Tex, stereotyper, who slept In m,
third story Of the building vas bur0o4
10 death, his charred remains beiue
found in the ruins
The FIRE had gained great beadvaN
before It Was discovered. 1t started ir
the basement. but there Is uo definite
Information as to how It. originated
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
ONLY r,vE PLAYERS.
As CONSCIOUSNESS San Antonio Fer
feited Game to Beaumont.

Beaumont. July 25.--when the home
team arrived to play bail Monday aft
ernoon ORGY FIVE San Antonio players
were on hand. Beaumont twirier pitch
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

New York, 10. st. Louis. r.
Cleveland : Washington. J..
Chicago , Philadelphia, /,
Boston, :. Detroit. ].