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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-12

de Ia tumba 6 como ell ligero resplan
dor de una estrella, en- las negruras de
Ia noche.
Julian Blanco y Sosa, alma grande
espiritu elevsdo, sacerdote del bien
para SD patria, ciudadano esclarecido,
que Ileno de honradez y de enseflan-
zas saludables ell sendero de su vjda;
que consagro su in nteligencia al servi
clio de su pueblo, ese no puede haber
pasado, como una debil y apagada
palpitacion de la vida, a los fr1os y
mudos senos de la muerte.
RecoJamos todos Ell resplandor de
su brillante ssplritu. para dignificar
esta patria. primer deber del hombre,
despues que cumple su mission en- ell
hogar y en- la familia.
Julian Blanco, recoje esta orscion
sentida que, en- nombre del Ateneo,
he venido pronunciar ante tt; acoje-
la como un himno de amor, como ma
nifestacion del respeto y cariflo, que
tu inteligencia labro en- Ell corazon de
todos los puertorriquehos!
Y descansa tranquilo, que aqul que
I'd cu PIC una SouoA dC1ou u0 Pu~AtoAi l.
quefios que recoge tus virtudes tn
pa triotismo, para ofrendarlos a la pa
tria de nuestros eternos amores, y que
copfie en- la juseicia divina y en- la
justicia de los honbres.
Descansa en- Dios y en- la inmortali-
dad, Julian Blanco y Sosa, encarna
cion viva y radiante de la patrla, pc
regrina siempre del ideal del bien y
de la libertad!
He dicho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-12

afios, tres de ellos de descenso uno
de estancamiento, un aumento de ST.
225. 600.
De los trece millones medic de
aumento en- las importaciones cores
ponde Ell s. por 100 a los Estados
Unidos; estos solos nos env1an el AZ
por ciento de las mercanclas que en-
tran en- Cuba. De modo que no Sc
podra seguir repitiendo Ell estribillo de
que ell tratado de reciprocidad no ha
producido ventajas al comercio de los
Estados Unidos.
Tras los Estados Unidos, pero q
mucha distancia, viene Inglaterra con
una importation de doce millones y
medic, y despues Espaia con $o44o,-
200; siguen Alemania y Francia.
Los pa1ses de America, exceptrados
los Estados Unidos, nos enviaron
So 6S7, 300 y los demas de Europa, fue-
ra de los citados, S. 4o3 800. Sc ad-
vierte aumento en- las importaciones
de todos los pa1ses, sin exception, con
relacion 1903, pero en- tanto que ell
de Alemania yel RENO Undo es de
alguna consideration, el de Espaf1a es
insignifcante $326.7oo); as1 y todo
este ligero aumento es un buen slnto-
ma para el concrete espaflol, porque
desde 1899 hasta 1903 inclusive, las
mportaciones espanolas en- Cuba We
n1an descendiendo. Ell tanto que au-
mentaban las de los otros paises..
Sigue dependiendo de los Estados
Unidos nuestro comercio de exporta-
cion, pues nos compraron por valor de
setenta cuatro millones en- 1904, con-
ira sesenta mi!lones en- 1908, de con-
sumidores del TT por 100 de nuestra
production, han pasado consumir Ell
1887. Los demas paises han hecho en-
Cuba menos compras que en- 1903, pc
70 la cifra total de las exportaciones
es, como va hemos visto, superior en-
1904. El aumento corresponds to =
talmente al az1car, pues las demas
producciones 6 aparecen en- descenso 9
han quedado estacionarias, como We
remos otro dia.
En- resumen, es un resultado salts
factorio Ell que nos da conocer Ell I'll
timo ira bajo que ha publicado la Sec
cion de Estadfstica de la Secretar1a de
Hacienda. Dicho resultado hay que
atribuirlo princ:palmente la Tranquil
lidad y la confanza que han reina-
do en- Cuba durante todo Ell afIo de
1904, y en- tanto subsistan esas condi-
clones Sc continuara saldando con be-
nefcios. que seran cada vez mayores,
el balance que Sc haga anualmente de
nuestra production y de nuestro CO.
mercio. DE modo que quienes des-
truyesen 6 aminorasen la confanza
que hasta ahora ha existido en- Ell man
tenimiento de la paz pdblica, trabaia
r1an contra la riqueza, el bienestar y Ell
progreso de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-12
Desde Washington
II de Movie mbre.

Pues sigue el @boycotteo" de las
mercancfas americanas por los conner
ciantes chinos. En- Singapore, DON
de seg1n Sc nos telegrafio, Sc habia
acabado, ha retonado con vlgsr.
En- los despachos recibidos en- la Se-
cretaria de Estado Sc dice que la si-
tuaci6n es critica. Algunos conner
ciantes chinos, que habfan vuelto a
vender artfculos de los Es.ados Unidos,
les han enviado cartas anne nazadoras
los jefes del movimiento.
No hay por ahora apariencias de
que renuncien al "boycotteo" mientras
ell Congreso no modifque la ley de
immigration china. Sc ha publicado
como aver manifeste-que ell Presi-
dente tratara de este asupto en- su
Mensaje al Congreso. A juzgar por
las declaraciones que ha hecho en-
estos meses, recomendara que Sc Ii
beralice la ley, que sigan excluidos
los braceros, pero no los chinos de las
demas clases, y Sc mostrara dispuesto
a negociar un tratado con ell gobierno
de Pekin.
Pero 10 ratifcara Ell Senado? Y,
la Camara lse avendra a suavizar la
ley? Tendra que optar entire los ex-
portadores americanos, que hacen ne.
gocios con China, y la Muy Alta y
Muy Poderosa Sefiora Federaci6n del
Trabajo, que dispone de "dos millones
de votos". Ell Consejo Executive de
la Federation, en- su informe annual,
pide que 50 cumpla al pie de Ia letra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-12
SatRhctQria atuaCjn economical
De La ISLA De CUBA
OPINIONES DE LA
PRENSA GUIANA

Ningl1n dato nj argumento es mas
fehaclente y comprensivo que ell del
movimiento comparable del comercio
de exportacion importation. para
apreciar 81 un pueblo avanza 6 retro
cede, 6 Sc nsntiene estacionario, en- ell
camino de la prosperidad y del desen:
volvimiento de la riqueza. Por ESQ
ojeamos siempre con atencion los cua :
dernos que sobre esta interesante ma
terra publica semestralmente la secci6n
de Estadistica de la Secretar1a de Ha-
cienda de la 1sla de Cuba.
El dltimo, recien repartido, que te-
nemos Ia vista, arroja resultados que
en- 10 general son satisfactorios para
Cuba. Sc admite que en- 1904 no Sc
ha paralizado el movimiento ascen-
dente de las importaciones y las expor-
taciones iniciado despues de la res
tauraci6n de la paz. A ra1z de esta
era natural que asi sucediese, pero res
tablecida la normalidad y recuperado
10 mismo en- la production que en- ell
consume Ell nivel anterior a la guerra,
Ell aumento en- las cifras demostrativas
Gel intercambio comercial es un dato
que con razon debe halagarnos, por-
que acusa un progreso con relacion al
periodic de prosperidad anterior al de
Ia crisis.
Cuba ha importado en- 1904, exclu-
yendo la moneda americana, por va
lor de setenta y siete nlillones de Pc
SOS, y ha exportado por valor de ochen-
ia y nueve millones; 10 que deja una
diferencia a favor de las segundas, 6
de la que Sc llama la balanza mercan-
til, de muy cerca de doce millones de
pesos. Despues de la guerra y hasta
1902, la balanza mercantil Sc saldaba
contra Cuba. En- 1903 la djferencia a
favor de las exportaciones assemble
cerca de catorce millones, pero en-
cambio ell aumento del ,1ltimo aflo So
bre Ell Immediate es de trece millones
y medic en- las importaciones POGO
menoS de doce millones en- las expor-
taciones.
Hay pues, progreso, con relaci6n
1903, como en- 1908 10 hubo, aunque no
tan sensible. con relaci6n al aflo
anterior. Para que pueda adver-
tirse ell camino recorrido en- este SEN
lido desde hace cinco a6os, afiadire-
mos que las importaciones de 1904 han
en- mas de diez millones a
las de 1900, y las exportaciones, en-
mas de cuarenta millones de pesos"
Los Estados UnidoS continuan fgu-
rando a la cabeza de los pafses que
hacen concrete con Cuba, asi en- la
columna de la importation como en-
la de exportaci6n. De 1900 1902
inclusive. descendieron las importa-
clones americanss; en- 1903 Sc mantu-
vieron estacionarias con relaci6n al
afio anterior, y en- 1904 ascendieron
4 $32 gas 700, 6 sea, al cabo de cuatro
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Mileh esws etc. Tor sale.

Fresh milch cows and farm
Machinery for sale; farms to rent
and leases to sell cheap.
A. NJ. IsBEiL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
a Baseball Team.

Del Nortc baseball en,husiast
are planning for winning team
this season, and IN spite of the fact
that they have the memories of
many lost games are urging the
organization of another team by
the first of March. They point
with justitiable pride to the cree.
tion of their grand stand and i'm
proved ball grounds last year
Del Norte always has base ball
team, even if they cannot get
enough players IN their own town,
and il is the means of bringing II
great many people and not II few
dollars INTO the place whenever
they have II game.
There was time when Monte
Vista boasted the best baseball
nine IN the valley but the team was
not properly supported, and since
then the people have had to go Ia
Del Nortc or Alamosa when they
wished to see a game.
OBelng centrally located. Mont,
Virts is in position to draw three
fonrths Of che number of game.
played IN the valley and would do
so II We had n good baseball team
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Notice or Stockholders N-e,i.x,

Notice |, hereby given 10 th. .tockhoder. Of
the Monte Vista Electric and ia. Lixht Con
psny that the regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of said Company will h- held at
the o:hee OF G y. corls,t on First Av-nuc In
the Town oi Mont. Vista. In the County of Rio
Grand-. and State Of Colorado. on saturday the
eighteenth day OF February \. D.. 1876, at ten
"'slo-k In the forenoon Of said day for the pur.
r"-- of -l-ctins i've dir-rtor. to manage tho
affair Of -~id Company Tor III. ensuing year
aud for the transaction of such other bushes.
a- ma, rcsulsri, come bsforr tho nesting.
\. u. CHArnAS,
President of the Monte Vista Electric aud Ga.
Light csmpan,.
First rub fcb. Z. 1870.
Last Pub. Fob. IA. iHL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice H. hereby given. that on SATURDAY tho
tw,aiy fifrh-'is, of February. ixr h-,w~-n th~
hour OF ioo'clock in III. for.noon aud S o rl,,rk
la the afternoon Of ,aid day. al tho front don,
of th. tni,~i STATE. po-, office on Adam. ST.
In III. town 81 Monte Vista. Couniy II Ria
Grsnd- and state of Colorado III. rial p-r.onal
property of Joanna y. wooiburn d~c~s .~si. cu,r
,istins of the southeast quarter ~ of section
nnmh-rcd thirty IN In township thirty min.
er'i north 81 range eight 90 east of the Nov
Mexico Principal Meridian In Nio 0rsnd~ eouut,
'"lorado, together with all water rights. water
privileges and ditch rights thsr~unto iol..ss.
ins aud Including all interest. In The >lehoi.
Ditci, will bc .old a, rublie sale To the highest
bidder oa tho following t-tmsg On. half cash
and balance "' not lees than foar -af. iia~ ri
net l..- than per ecu, interest p-rannnn un.
III paid, And .sid sale ~ill 10 made pur.uan
To ap order and decree -at-t-i In the Count,
Court ~ Rio Grand. county. on the ssh da, ~
January. A. u, iisn. In the matter of III. s.ts,.
NJ Joanna y w"s-ibarn d~~-a,cd. aud gu III.
application Of III" undersigned Lillian u. ros,i
a. guardian of Helen q. wo,ibarn. minor heir
II the .aid Joanna X. wadbura ,~s-a.~d. for
the purpose u paying III. debt. II aid estate.
and @ahins prop-t allowance. for The waln.
isnsne~. care and cfurstiaa II tho aid Hsl~a
q, w"-ibarn minor is-ir .. afoS-.aid.
Dsf.ssrd paya asat N h. secured by nortsss,
90 all VI said pr's.rsy to .srur- due paymsas u
the parrha-s MONEY tb~r-fos.
LtLLiAs u. rosp.
Guardian NJ hsI.n q. woo.ii,arn, mino, h.ls
~ joanss u. Ws.sii'usn. d.c~a. sod.
January nsh. iisxa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Beestees' ereeA.

The Commercial club has adopt
ed the following creed. which Is nm
obligation every one should take To
himself and keep in mind for their
own good and the good Of the
town:
| believe in Monte Vista and ITS
vicinity. that It has the greatest
possibilities and natural resources:
In its greatest immediate dcvcl.
opment, prosperity and population:
That we need and must have nj,
once reservoirs and reservoirs
Tint then II can have and sup.
port several different kinds Of
manufactures and industries;
That then It can have and prof
tabIy support local electric trans.
JDrtation.
Believing this | agree to-
BcosT. ltoosr, BoosI. and never
knOck.
Support NIL efforts that may in
the wisdom u: the majority bc con.
sidcrcd the best means of obtain.
my things We need.
Talk with all new comcr.. tell
them the best | trnthfully can.
make them feel that | nn vlnd the,
are here and encourage them to
make this their future home.
Help whenever and wherever |
can IN advancing thc.c interests
hut II ! can't tnlk for any improve
inrnt. l will nj lcns, remain neutral
and NOT KNOCK.
Abide bv majority decision in
regard to subscribing On sub-crip.
tions for out side Of Monte Vista
purposes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Benjamin Spear had nm article
printed IN last weeks Prospcctor
commenting the management of
the Soldiers home and taking
back all the ''un pretty" things he
has said in the past with reference
to Captain AldrIch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Remember the Remnant Sale NJ,
Faasctts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

John Furrer, agent for the
Northwestern National Life It.
surance company, Of Minneapolis.
has moved on his farm 3 miles
north of Monte Vista on the Gun
barrel road. For information call
or write.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Mrs. W. q. Russell arrived from
A,nuesotA today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY is. 100:

Del Norte Ia up against the prop
osition of building new school
house. The present high school
building shakes 10 the foundation
when heavy wind blows and has
been condemned
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Graves Il Ahrens have uice
brick house in the East end for
sale. Has barn, chicken no use
buggy sheds, cellar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Cream puffs and Boston Brown
brea at the Model Bakery every
Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
stockhoIdrr's Meeting.

Motto. Thereby given that the annual meet
ing d the Stakeholder of the Billing, Ditch
Company will h. held at Rapti., church. town
ship ~, range y. Co-tilla county, on March T.
lsn, at ,. M, Tor the election of officer, and
for the transaction Of such other bu,ine-. ..
may properly come h-for. the meeting.
Tho~. ?. PIn. President.
T. L. SrEorr s.rt.ta~
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18
Bu lis

have well bred White face bulls
for sale or exchange.
q. A. CRAMEK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-02-18

Oysters served in all styles and
ut all times at Model Bakery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11
Gives Health. Vigor and Tone.

Herhine is a boon for sufferers
from aneamia BY its use the blood
Is quickly regenerated and the color
becomes normal The dropping
strength Is revived. The languor is
diminished. Health, vigor and tone
predominant. New life and happy
activity results. Mrs, Belle H..
Shirel. Middlesborough. H., writes;
Il have been troubled with liver
complaint and poor blood, and have
found nothing to benefit me like
Herbine. / hope never to be with
out It ! wish that ! had known OF
&c ia nay husbands life time" soc.
Sold by Hood & Martin. d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11
Rudolph and .idolph.

The fact that Rudolph and
A4olph" is coming to the opera house
next Wednesday night is a complete
guarantee that intending visitors to
the theatre that evening will be more
than repaid for their investment of
time and money. II Is one of the
brightest comedies before the pub
lie today and will be presented here
hy a company of legitimate actors
who are distinctly known in farce
comedy. Every one OF the indi~
Hdual players are distinctly known
IN the good things OF the stage and
as the comedy Is equal 10 the de-
maud, the managers, Messrs Broad
hurst 4 Currie, have seen fit to place
the proper people tn interpret its
bright lines and original situations.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

We have replaced the three sacks
stolen from our elevator, with q
STRAIGHT car load. 1t took nerve
and MONEY to do this, but when we
see a good thing We go after it.
IL you are not stuck on Dallas
dealers, and just go over there for
the novelty OF the thing, we can sell
you, and at as low prices, quality
considered, as any one in Texas.
Come down and figure with us
on Amber, Red Top, Orange Cane,
German Millet and Alfalfa seed be-
fore you run over to Dallas for your
supply. 80
Waxahachie Grain Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

Is the most popular remedy on the
globe for the cure OF all stomach.
digestive. liver troubles and habitual
constipation. with their miserable
effects We advertised as a test Ca
1850 newspapers an over the United
States for any ease where August
Flower was used and dld not give
satisfaction. Only three eases Of
Failure Ia thousands of letters. two
81 these we're cancer ol the stomach
Price Is and 7 : cents per bottle az
u NJ Feafls 90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

Some time ago the cotton exChauKr
IT Grover Ptgtman was connected
with The Ss louis office by a direct
wlre The service used IL copper
wire ~ ihe southwestern Telegraph
and Telephone company This givea
a very quick serYie~ between Wsxa-
haehis aud re I.oais. there heinw az
relay station t~fweem the gNo points
A. as Illustration that there Is prac.
slsallY ao difference between tbs Tins
~ WaxahaShie and s. i.uals time
u waa noted Yesterday that Just an
the minute hand - the c0aft house
cAe<k Indicated ] q s Ire closing quo.
saGlenm 10 grain began cuminE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

Our devil" remarked after read
ing the recantation of his confession
by John Henry Young, the negro
sentenced to be hanged at Waxa-
hachte March 81, that at was better
for him. IL he Is as pure as he claims,
to be, TO die now, than take the
chances of eternal damnation by
living further among temptations
of that burg Midlothian Argus
News.
Which burg?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

We cannot understand why aay
PERSIA Suffering wish a cold ag threat
and Jung tEuahie w1il newiee1 tn pur-
chase q bottle of German sgrnp. sold
ia al civilized parts af the world.
wsShang . asEKim case af faalmna.
Thar@ ara thousands aE eoaAumptaves
Ftmh1 here tan Wmxahmrham tha2 give
b9mrh@ss G@rman ayrap ths sole
credit 81 thmtF hsamm alive to-day AaA
year aEamMsMt. q. ". Pearls. Prs-m
Is ana : 8 eemm -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

Msm. IA. ~ Esmns. chaFwasaF.
KAn.. wFassm ny husband ass HArk
aaF three msxnths. Thm a0esnfm s@lEi
- h@6 aatNM consumption. We pro-
eaxm8 = hnssia 81 BILLIARDS. Here
Mnmma Mwrmm. mmA Il ssFma him.
Tat wmm max FamRw as AID manee
KMwn wm have aawMym Men& = bussAs
- fM@ hnmmN. We emmmua A@ vita.
em2 e. FaK esmMAa and aDssaa Il haa
- aaammz &c. See. nn4 EI-Aa.
SD ~ H@@a A Marta
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

@#@ was W @&&&& AM&8ks&4f@& A@&&a
Many woHz@a weep and wall and refuse
90 be enenseFteA because their enee saAg
mAarent tFws@es have heCnme tain and
faded May assn incltns to profanity
because tha fs~m bate thFough the thin
thaAsh On their cFani8mm IL sill - kooa
msw8 &c the miserable 81 18th s@xas e
learn that Sewhwes ieTrtea1e has heen
paaxe4 ups~s sss market Thss 10 TIE nsw
mN@Ap E~FrmAsad@ art antis~pste that acts
~ aes&Fvysnx the EWTEa ~ nASFoa@ that
10 tas an8sTsFta& caane af al hair -.
mtFmesk@m. FEeTKaes8s 10 a nww pseyaFa.
saaHs naas@ after . $50 fusmula en- ~
@@4sfsav nww pHsmsfpA@s Amywm@ wh0 has
triad IL wtti testify as - tn wwFsh Trv
q youRnatf ara ha eenxtaee<a SEA ~
hsaaAfMm aTmMmAm8m Mmma Aae I'm m8Aravm
fN< saHmpss 20 Ths IGsTssetae Co. De.
GkNs&. MAeM
MAFranw nrnw Co. SPECIAL AEmntM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11
L o G AL N E w S.

~~~>~~ ~~~~~~
For Plumbing see ". A. knight.
First class shoe making at
Feray's SO
For plumbing call ]. o. Bunkley
at f. s. Cronk Co. Both phones
81. II
Call ]. o. Bunkley for plumb bling
at F. S. Cronk Co. Both phones
No. 81 If
Another special sale of sheet
music at Arnolds Monday, March
IS. Don't miss il. 80
For receptions and other social
gatherings get your brick cream from
Nick's Candy Kitchen, If.
Galveston and return via. H. d T.
&C.. r. r. on sale March 1920. Rate
go. Limit March "a
II YOU ever buy music don't miss
Arnold's special sale at and Is
cents Monday, March Is. 80
Mineral Wells and return via II.
& +. c. r. II. on sale April 23-24
Rate s3.4o. Limit April IS.
o
An opportunity for the year is Of
fered You next Monday TO buy sheet
music at 7 and Is cents at Arnold S.
Rogers knives, forks and spoons
are being disposed OF al the nrice of
tin goods al Ross & Heyer Co.'S auc-
ton sale. So
Before ordering your plants for
spring. We would be glad 20 have
YOU go through our green house
Mrs Bird Forest sS
Ask for it-Gold Coin Flour
There Will be I6 10 I used Ia your
home when YOU try it J. r. viii
hams = Company. II
Carrie Nation at the opera house
Tuesday niEht. March "a. General
admission io cents. No reserved
seats. 90
Carrie Nation will lecture ag the
opega house TUESDAY night. March 1&.
4 small admission ut no csuts viii
De- charged. No seats viii be resefv-
cd ga
sua copies 90 good aud new music
at cents Bud gee Uopigs uf late
popular tifE ~ - eeufs for Monday
March t1s foF this dar nuly at
NEueldH e4
The R0ss ( He8eg Co.'S auction
Male e. becumlhg quite a social ieaf.
Inrs % thr FitF. the sfnrs hesms q cen
FER uf attraction fnf the LEADING
iadies ef tte ellN
/
Tho suettoussr in charke II Ross 4
4 Hwesr ea store during this sale
seems determined go xeg ia II thw
gosssis reeariiess - cost 50
Tlan forEsf tie aame-- Gold Coin
.ath CsntaTv White Wolf and
Worsh Give thNm a trial and -
the judge - sossa -four j. r Nn-
lAams a Company Il
4 .
NJ. Lauder. ; noted paan1ss. zill
give a tevsare recital II Trsnaxy Tai.
veFalty Monaay TIE first pYowwmms
wall - ~ : - IN the Rfxsrnaun and
tina sewuna as s.3@ Ire he swwnlEx
TA@ a6m4a@A0n wIIl Dc g. camss
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cLTpToMANIA.

As one by one they snap and break,
The resolutions that we make,
We heaye a heavy sigh,
But compensation we may find
When this one fact Is brought to
mind
Ii did no harm to Try.
II told Jinks a story and he didn't
remind me of another
Perhaps he was afraid that If he
told one 1t would remind you of an.
other"
SO long as governments set the ex-
ample of killing their enemies, pri-
waite individuals Will continue to kill
theirs.
To succeed is to get hold and hang
on-inertia is often as good as enter
prise. In nature 1t is the parasite
that grows fat.
The villain who doth not pursue
The injured maid is apt to find
The fair one is a scorcher, too,
And leaves pursuers far behind.
'Oh, do you know, / met old
Smithson this morning and he was
very angry because young Trotter,
who was counting his daughter, has
gone away"
What, with his daughter"
mo; without her"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-11

Frank l.. Stanton has a good many
good stories of the south stored UP
in his memory, and most of them are
short and to the point. One of the
best and most epigrammatic concerns
a Kentucky colonel who was just
dressing in the morning in his bache-
Tor home in Louisville. "Sambo," he
called downstairs to his henchman,
go out and NOW some mint for
breakfast"
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Carrie Nation at the opera house
Tuesday niEht, March ~. General
admission I'D cents. No reserved
seats. 90
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Before ordering your plants for
spring, We would be glad 90 have
YOU go through our green house
Mrs Bird Forest sS
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Carrie Nation viii lecture ag thc
opera house TUESDAY usghg. March t&.
a small admission ut no ceuts viii
De charged. No seats viii De- resefv-
ga. 90