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f. Fl. Jenkins fills his window with
n"v spring shirts which he is selling
for = ana 81 cents. He also has Il
new lot of 80 spring suits.
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Fl. ". Jones Of Waterville. was maxi
ing business calls on the street. Friday
Afternoon.
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John CnuShlin received. yesterday.
Il new lot of Swift's Witch Hazel soap
ana will sell 3 cakes for IA cents. He
has new line of Colgate's goods both
soaps ana fortunes.
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BUSS"ll & Weston make n remarkable
offer of their furs. suits and winter
garments at 30 cents on the dollar.
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THE PROPOSED CHANGES.
The Work of the Commission to Amend
the City Charter.

| IL Is a matter of interest to Augusta
tltlHeilS to know of the active measures
pclhS taken in regard TO changes in the
| city charter and ordinances, two bills
peinS now before the Legislature on
me subject. The full text Of the
Pill for abolishing the common
council. which was presented on
" ednesday. WAS printed in the Journal
OF FEB. Il. At the same time a draft
OF The rcvisions BY the commissioners
was also presented as a separate bin.
In order to enact Il complete and
uniform city charter. it will of course
hH necessary II incorporate in one act
al legislation passed during the pres
enl session relating to Augusta. 1t is
probable. therefore. that such port ion
OF the act abolishing the common
counri! as the judiciary committee APP
proves of after the hearing. will be in
coIporated by the commissioners in Il
new draft Of the city charter.
The bill presented by the commission
ers. revising. consolidating ANA amend
Ing the charter. introduces no impor-
tant changes but is designed principal-
ly to collate and codify the existing
legislation pertaining to the city and to
eliminate the obsolete and superseded
portions Of the charter that are 10 be
found III the 1893 revision.
Several minor changes have been
made. and the draft includes indie
pendent acts of Legislation like the Au-
gusta caucus law, and the act of 1885.
relating 10 criminal costs ANA eXpendt-
lures, which is Incorporated bodily
4
the city.
1t is also probable that some legisla-
tion will be incorporated in the char
ter 70 settle the somewhat VeXed
question Of the right of the city coun-
Gil to enact 4 cab drivers license law.
In regard to the city ordinances, Il
general revision was completed by the
commissioners and accepted by the
city council Sept. 50. 1904. and has re-
Gently been approved by Justice w. =.
Whit ehouse Of III, supreme court. If
the act to abolish the common coun-
Gil, etc. is incorporated as a part OF
the city charter. it will necessitate a
further revision of the ordinances, as
much of the matter they now contain
will be either superseded by or incon-
sistent with the charter provisions, and
will therefore become imperative.
The following tables will give an
idea of the scope of the commissioners
work:
Table showing the disposition of all Leg
islative Acts tother than those concern,
ing private individuals or corporauonNl
relating to the City of Augusta. any part
of which are now in force. Iot included III
the text of the 1898 revision:
NJ 4
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Pettis has lots of luscious things in
the candy line and makes these special
offers: Honey-flled chips, 10 cents; old
fashioned molasses candy, II cents;
peanut fritter, IL cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18

Susie loVejor OF Sidney. was among
the guests registered at the Cony house
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18

Swift & Turner make special offer
Of round cake boxes. size about -
quarts. for % cents: also round cup
vegetable prrss or potato mashcr re-
duc,d from - to 23 cents.
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+. c. Ballard of Nassalboro, was in
town, yesterday. on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18

Bilodeau's show window is filled with
81 undcrW t.tr which is now offered ut
30 cents.
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Mrs. j. Henry Clark of Boston, is Wis
ting friends in the city
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L.. u.
). Repeaied by Gu. $40. r. i. ISL
l. incorporated in Sec. II.
D Omitted. Repeating clause.
i. Superseded by Oh. 80, Z. * s.
Laws OF 1895.
:. Omitted. ACT effective on ap-
il proval.
Sec. to ; inclusive. Incorporated III
Secs 10 TO %. inclusive.
g. Omitted. County Treasurer.
10. Omitted. County contracts,
II. Omitted. County supplies.
T. Incorporated as Sec. =.
H. Incorporated aS Sec. y.
il. Omitted Act effective when
1885. Oh 3i9 p. X ). Laws.
Sec. |. Incorporated in Sec i.
:. Repealed by Oh. 81, Secs. and
s. =. X S. Laws of 1885,.
s. Omitted Repeating clause.
A. Omitted Act effective on APPROX
1893, Gu. ~. P. & S. Laws.
Sec |. Incorporated in Sec. j.
,. Omitted Acc effective on an
1ss5. Gu. Iao, P. &. S. Laws.
Sec. ]. Incorporated in Sec. l.
- Incorporated III See. j..
3. Omitted. Act effective on an
1885. Oh aos. P. &. S. Laws.
Sec. /. Incorporated in Sec. 10,
>. Omitted. Act effective on ap-
1871. ca Ch. se7. p. & $. Laws.
Sec. l. Incorporated in Sec, E.
> Omitted. Act effective on ap-
1871! '3 On. a5a F. & S. Laws.
Sec. |. Not adopted by popular vote.
2 Not adopted by popular vote.
3. Not adopted by popular vote.
A. Incorporated as Sec. l.
). MOI adopted by popular vote.
6. Incorporated in Sec. L.
T. Omitted. Provides for vote on
certain sections.
Iia
.. Omitted. Act effective when.
1897, On 80 =. x :. Laws.
Sec l. Incorporated in Sec. -.
- Incorporated in Sec. ,.
3. Omitted. Provides for vote by
4. Omitted. Temporary revision of
voting lists
election and ballot clerks.
6. Omitted Election of new ward
ems and ward clerks.
:. Omitted. Tenure of certain Off
GERS not disturbed.
s. Omitted. Repeating clause.
o Omitted. Act effective when.
1891. Gil. 80, ?; & Is, $. Laws.
Sec. ]. incorporated in Sec 81
1903 Oh. III. p. & s Laws
Sec I. Incorporated in Sec. 4.
> Omitted. Ratifies election J. R.
Townsend for 1903.
3. Omitted. Act effective on ap-
1903. Ch. a54, P. & $. Laws.
Sec. l. Incorporated IN Sec. -.
= Incorporated in Sec. -
8 INCORPORATED in Sec. 20.
4. omi, ted. Act in effect on July !,
1909, Oh. 33l. P. & s Laws
An Act TO incorporate, the Augusta Wa
Ter District" Omitted, Constitutes 10
part Of city charter hui should BE- nrir'-
al in full in the book Of Revised Charter
AMI Ordinances
Table showing the disposition of each
Section of the CITY Charter OF 1888.
=" Charter. Reused Draft.
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SPECIAL SALE LOCALS.

i. ". S"ule offers the balance o
that lot of $50 rugs for 90 cents.
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AUGUSTA LODGE, NO. &c, A. 8. S.
meets in Golden Cross Hall the second
Monday Of each month
JOHN J WHITE. Pres.
MRS MARY A. HOPKINS, Sec.
SA THURSTON. Collector.
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kENNEBEC. IS. Supreme Judicial Court.
DANIEL. u. SEWALL. PRESIDENT N.
WILDER & COMPANY.
AZ
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CAPITAL GRANGE, NO. 248, p. OF
NJ Meetings "a and ith Saturday even
ngs Of each month at Modern Wood
mems Hall
NJ W DENNIS, ". NJ
GERTRUDE DANRE\. Soy.
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G AR. THE REGULAR MEETING

OF Seth Williams Post. No 13. second and
fourth Thursday of each month.
o. n. BLAFkINGiTON. Commander.
WM McDAVID. AdJutant.
LEWIS SELRINl; mOartermaS ter
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g.
.S "'o0S' no. 5.
wv Lo"eii, Mass.
- -,-.-.-,.-.------- ---.----.
SS'FI SH1I ISCNES.
- w. r"u.t offers the balance o;
Locke & IIevett caII e,,oci.,, ,,.o
lion to their couf,r,iona,.,. ,i,.ta,'.
| which there are na,,>, y,,ia,i..
fresh goods. AL fol Il cents rar rnnnh
Tnr&- have :. supply of the SOME n.,.o,
oranges ut - cents dozen. Also :,
Sllia"h. ddndtllonS. beet greens, cauli-
lower. lettuce, celery, tomatoes. etc.
etc.
| ----
'i'','e"" SHOW Nh'o"W Is IlIIed with
The A,1~rst1 F,,,it connonv will ea,l
y, navel o,,r~,.e ,,d,y ro,. - ca,ts
| # .,Iso i'm. . Una f,o.i, limo of o,..,,,,,
pinern,,la. ma o,ana r,,it
-
na,, ,.,,,,,,n ,t,;,,.. ,,.l,;., IL !; ,1;,',.
Tor = and y cents. lie also has a
new lot of so spring suits.
|
| Russell & Weston make Il remarkable
| garments at 80 cents on the dollar.
Geo. W. Wadleigh will LET Won have
49, ., , IVA '''''f ~,
,L.' Iii ~
~ I'll -"
- fN'
..i, ..a,, . ,,.o g.. -,
Ill, - c,. ~.
'''''
Geo. y. H@skell Will sell To-Day ="
cans lor - cents Oh th't famous fl"-
No. IL ''''l''.. LII lo9 ','. -
''lo" .'i. I'LL -. \ III 49, =
-
Pettls mas iots OF luscious thlfSs IN
the cthhE me ana makes these SPecliii
oilers fi"ney-flled chlps, ~ cents oih-
fashioned molasses candy, IL cents
peanut fritter' IL cents.
today. which deserves Il careful read
ing. Their window display of w. +.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
GAVE PROVISIONS.
Geo ~as Es'usse Because the Town
~rs Eaflrefy Without

Theodos4a Crime. Iuly e. summon
81 - fhs XMAS Folemklne representa-
tlves q TIE toau eoIayN went on board
tie baitisshir ard were received in M.
adHtlrslfs cabin ~ the commission
rourflafsHltE ter The commission do
fuanaed rhs, delivery ~ zoe tons ~ coal
and provision q various kinds within
twenty foat hrlrs and threatened that
in TIE event 90 ruf-c compliance. after
ths warning Co. the Inhabitants th.
town ~otfia 10 bfud tartled THE com
mission aiso prefas~vi tnat tho mayor
sisgs4a TRANSMIT So ths r-tpuiatipn dt.
JuaAalug ths terEuiuation ~ the war.
q eouyes attgr ~ EsSustvvH etc Learn
INK - taass demands Inhabitants aesl
frufn ire town TIE Workmeu Insisted
That tbs demands - granted
q special usastiuF - the mu~srfrsll
rossneH vas siisu und 80, coausif con-
asutsa to deliver ths provisions but 20
f1~s~l tr empty wtfH fhs dens 80 fes
ooat SEES fts ts#s5sH ftaf ibe fow : haa
Hef.e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
DEATH DEALING Wind
Terrific Cyclone Prevails In Mon
tagRe Counly. Texas.
NUMBER ABE KILLED
Families Are Reported TO Have Been
In some Instances Wiped Out
and Considerable Damage
Done Property.

Nocona. Tex, July GA few miles
w<t and south Of here fierce cyclone
and thunder storm prevailed about 3
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. killing
number Of persons. inturing others
and destroying many houses. The dead
reported up to midnight Wednesday
night are
Mrs c. G. shackelford Iinnie shaek-
eiford daughter OF r. G. Shackelford;
Mrs. : l.. TumbeIson and three chill
dren, Mrs. Mary Lester and four chill
dren. CIab White. Mrs. Irb Williams.
Frank, son Of Sam Eakin. killed nv
lightning II q. Earl. g. H. Earl infant
child OF Lawrence Bl,Iov family Of
Charley Williams.
The injured James sirnpger gFfas
Alice simpson -- Moore arm braser
~~ Hobbs fatally. C. II. Christian ana
family NJ. Steward and family r.
H Williams Ieg broken Miss Mamie
Austin. seriously. J ] Wood and goa
FRANK The batter seriously Mrs Jesse
* q. ehac kelford and wife y IA
ts'ffti - s -. ~ E+Ffslk ~ i1OFD E55E-
tanned injuries about the head four If
bis children also sustained injuries
child at n rr Mary lester il Thought a.
be- fatally injured
Aa18v farH houses were swept entire
~ away is"aE Brancn scbonl house.
three miles w"st or here v,ss tadEv
damaged
THE baptist and Methods Alr4 ea
a. se8ah*f wefe considerably aaus-
aged
The Methodist eborch az Nor sa-1e
rs reported wrecked ard the oourthosss.
damaged a3Fe either shurehea there
la&t" $50" o"i house. stx miles ststh
Of here was entirety Blown way
tttti#tnner aH large as ben II eggs fel1
hsFs breaking out many window riass
Tire nIfnhsr of killed ana inquired
will fg"tsbl5 seach sixty
Three heus"v ur the EgeF-arr, g. -,r
81 JOINT HaEjer of Fort worth v.e-.
demolished Tegeo renters and rtes-
families are reported billed
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wiTHo0- ToRpeDosoAT.

kn'az totsnt5ne Grew Believed to
Have Abandoned Other Vessel
81 Petersburg, Euly f-The ship
kntaz PoteraEsae has arrived at The
odos.a port oo the eastern shore Of
the Crimesn peninsula without the
torpedoboat 9a3ea snc trved out Of
TIE h.lrbor Of kasteu5l u is believed
the battieeE s. took the crew Of the tor
redohoat ca board and abandoned or
ssok her white en- the way to Tbeodo-
STA. TIE torpedoboat destroyer sraet-
4lvF Which went ln pursuit Of the
EUi&z Foteukiae evidently failed to
oEerta hs HeF as sire mas not been re-
ported All idea al trying to sink the
kntaz FotefnkaEe has now been ahaH-
dCHe6 ny The admiralty. as report
from The authorities az Thendosia
shows THAT there are disseHslons among
the muttneere. portion of the crew
favortEs surrender Fighting is be-
Aev%d "a have occurred on board the
tatt3eshIp during the voyage. This is
supported by the demand for a doctor
The chip - snort Of provisions and coal
and 3he admiralty thinks her career
Will soon he ended The r3ngiaaCcrs
however, realizing that they have put
their heads in the moose and that they
have nothing 10 loose. nave demanded
Coai and provisions at Theodosia under
penalty Of bumbardruent. They are
irving "a make for Poti, Trans-Cau-
casia where they may get the support
If the feFo.utiorIsts, Batoun which is
fortified being too dangerous a haven
In the absence ot supporting war
ships 1t is doubtful whether the author
tiles ct TGeodoela dare 20 resist the de-
mands of the mutlueers
The American steamer Iar0nnc with
refugees fspm Port Arthur on board is
at Thpodusls.
AID ihe foreign shipping in the BLACK
sea mas beer warned against the kniaz
Fotemhtue. which. 5u view ~ the des-
rerate situa{icu Of her crew viii prob
ably not hesitate 10 hoist the skull
and .rCss hores.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
ne ~ACM.


ST Petersburg. July s.--The s.ruafion
regarding the armistice is as follows:
Russia mas formally signii8ed to Pres
ident Roosevelt her desire for a lasting
peace. not only by the appointment of
pleninotentiarieA who will be accom-
panied by eminent experts fully EN-
powered to conclude a treaty. subject
only to the ratification of the respective
governments. but as a final step has in
dicatel her readiness to suspend hos
tiIities
An eminent ambassador of n ---eat
European powers said to the Associat-
ed Press: If Japan declines an arInis-
fice II may prove 10 be a misfortune to
the whole world Tie position of Rus
sia is critical The emperor, crush ed
by the defeat ia the far east with
almost civil war at home has bowed
his head to the inevitable He wants
peace and Japan has the proofs in her
possession. Japan has indicated her
power before the world and has won
the admiration Of the world Nothing
becomes a victory so much as a broad
spirit Of magnanimity If Japan stilI
insists in Juggling the emperor's mead
in the dust and forcing a useless battle.
which viii result in the loss of tens Of
thousands of lives, she may produce
catyclasm Of anarchy greater than that
Of the French revolution which viii
leave Russia no government 10 uegoti-
ate with besides threatening the peace
Of Europe The usual precedents for
the conclusion az a war are reversed
In this case. An arrnistice generally
preceded an agreement or the time ami
place for "a meeting of negotiators.
Now that the steps which usually
follow suspension Of hostilities have
been arranged. why should Japa y, sim
ply because she enjoys the advantage
Of the military situation infjlct another
defeat with ats aceompa ny5nc siaught-
er2 Nothing would be gained nv 1T and
muC4 migAi lee lost
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
WORK OF EoYs.
They Cestroy tire CeIenrats3 Old
Brock Farmhouse

Boston 1llT s--N lschseyasls lows
have destroyed attn nrerrackcr> he
famous cid Brook farmh"uss 1re am
cts'ft dwelling in West Rovhury where
sixty years ago Ralph WaiA" Emerson.
tSe@rg" William Curtis " trrar,l Full
Ter Frank y. sanborn. she elder Far
ker Chas a Dana and qoae- more
kindred spirits SCI up their short 4ve,i
l3eaHstie Sos Sal Democracy n vas
there that Hawthorne nvotc at he he
ginning q tis literary career The ~ /
h"ass had beer variant q long tlY0e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

3af s%tsof'. Tex. July the worst
y issa storm ever known here stgs4fs
3"f hHtof" ahout o'clock Weanes,i.s
Afternoon Ahout ti1trty u3.idings we're
turned over amt three demolished sew
eva F'fNets we're Inquired q w8udgrfn
tb~hsF vaH blown thros1gr tn. Roof ~
T. h fpluFe druE stor. Contents
- fe'shftH wagon yard we're ftsvso
fpf" Greece wind earn. from Ike
northwest accom- ls.snted by o.. heav-
lest a"wUp5 4r 80 tatH ever witnessed
here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Famous i"ctar Fiahter and Fvc~s.,.,.
usr Passes E~~a,
san Antonio Juiy -toBaust jams
g tLosouutfvel Carr . fauo4s Indian
tEhtsf at4d frouiiersusssu - early aays
~ fssas. dt.d al hts uou4, hsr, a.att.
h'lbF due 'e Paralysis n "a. death
81 Colonel carr SAN Ani.bIo iossp ots,
Of - ~~cst unique characters as svsl
- . N&iuaii' eliiarn EIs had some
thinT - tns originality a. ths afs
JUDGE hssS tsslu witness ttrriaI tttt.
~as i.ass West ~ The T.gos RE was
s. fsnfsdsfafs veteran
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
L ERoE MORTGAGE
tsaay t4as Gwen IL TO Cover Bones and
pFexice lnprcvemen

Kansas Clty. July "a mortrur.
fr"m tts Mt~ aurl Kansas and revas
Railroad te the Farmers Fnar and
TRUSS company 81 Ne~ york Zee iAe
eoe enc Was filed in Kansas Clts. Kan.
Fh* nUf1FaRs whtch covers GIl tHv
eatsfandlnr bo1las. slso provide tor
severed mIHfau doImrs' improvement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

D. > ~ Lssru@u Dies Frorr Butist
Messrd IN t4sna

Dallas fnfv g. u r W. t.suan
ga feuHa iH use ofngs lu 80 seventh
stofY - ths Lana taisiins iytrr 81. o..
fiesf sitt e. usst,t ts-stds hira rt4 a
ouiisf ~eus.d f sts bsaf ia, ls.sasFss
hasit as hssaf ~ tsefrar lad ast RAJ
Fse.@a n tat ~lih ~ ~ % wei
sstf ~he Aea fs~t tstasnsa ffsssf
t~s eHasAssss vss asssf ard vssas* as
tEss ~ tssse4fi taasss sseru 4ttssssssf fs
= #sa~ afso ~sv"s,t~.ua vvaftctd seH
safN8Na.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Tsfpsaetest Esssss sssseer ard Fires
NeAELs ID shnts

0siesst fan e~tt .s reported tasat
are u.afissb8t hnas rotFFlsine nr-
i~saFwa Wessa.#3ae go AkkrTmaan
t~#ffss seEsH HKse HuufNwsst -
Fsgs@mMA
Un 1aav IS teFfssifsfsssss entered fhs
haAshax "a Akketsaan ant demanded
Hss4I asss1 pFesfsI1sns fts 8Hfnerstfe~ rs-
faeiFN 90 faFnasf tHsFn. wFFfegfs.ss 49,,
tusE~=ssss=ssat aveB twe ~esss rge foFs
l~Ssas~Mt AfreFwafa ussfasnsa An IRE
~sse8#ae~ sssH Fvs4asfHf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Twelve or Fifteen Psop}s Mere rr
ported Killed.
&nriaE9e Tex July "a rye.rrse
storm @w*ps over this ssctior wea4as-
day lnrtegsHg considerable an rr,, ,-s
The n"iEttofhood Of SaIt Creek n.ar
t*F" was torn by the wind ~ IN
twelve ~ fifteen people su,ra ard
property vr xkss,
IN MONTAGUE the courthouse was
damaged ~" sdth0dtst enurrh Ser fts,
DESTROYED and fhe Christian sud Cath
i"fi e7af RES badly hurt PM. ntnss
81 Taru was demolished and
either property waH badly damaged
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

fssfsMaas 1asY ~fzfYa Hexeu ~ fNa
smaaAns~sv fyu~a ft~ ts~errt peaslssao-
Fssa=~ta. tnea8stwe gt~ vamxaeaae~s hafe
Beer fnanwsasszs~s D. " trEe gta thaf
@sl - sss~sn @Gsi - *hes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

feHsfr-sff Fs1 Fgfs fss fs~ssst
Tart @Hs f*s~vf pt@mf ln. isast5sa sle8
So EsAN START Mmsg Aes tt4mt Nfsfs#ss
HasstHl@fsss Natss 8lE see a. stke ee ff.
saFaHf* sEt eee Use Faanf @ss nsm
ASS a. e. aafs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

3 k@Ha f5kasr 4utv it ls n Fss#fes
- go E~.ssss Asme ssa @sst.en Rm4s-
essAA eseaaaHs hss s.ewn tlassss a.ss 80
ftas Ma~A ls&Hs ssa4.sm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

fb@'atssssM s'sts. SmiY s esrsam
X@az2w. asxss tsa*4*~ AsArA asna in great
@&essy ~ tfe rmwa1s ~ Nmrraw rss ~8weza
fsum sxK@uasnm mFwmaFMm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Gajy@ston Beaumont
HouHtoH san Nutnnio g Two
players had dpht
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
NoTHiNc 70 NOTHING.
For Nine Inninss Fort Worth ard
Temple Failed to Score.

In the game of baseball Wednesday
at Fort Worth between the local club
and Temple no runs were made. Not
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

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The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06

is the address of the laundry that
does things" and does them right
Then you will have no more bother,
trouble or worry over your laundry.
Your collars and cuffs will no longer
have rough edges. cracks and blisters
Your shirts will be smooth and white
with that correst finish only the Ex-
celsior Laundry can give them.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
A Gold Watch

makes a nice Christmas present for
n lady, man, girl or boy We have a
nice line at prices that are right.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
Silver Plated Ware

The kind that wears. Tea sets,
baking dishes, bread trays, cake
stands. fruit baskets and n lot of
other things besides knives, forks,
spoons. fruit knives and nut sets.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
Sterling Silver

Knives. forks, spoons, pin trays.
toilet articles. csouvenir spoons, are
all nice things for presents.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
Diamonds

That is where we shine. Diamonds
from $500 to $3.50. A fine line at
prices that will suit you
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
JeWeIry

Pins, charms, rings. stick pins.
chains, but say, there are too many
things to tell you about them all.
Come in and see them we like to show
goods even II you don't buy.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-04
Federation Of Labor Appeals TO
the President and Governor
Dineen For Assistance.
ASKS FOR An INVESTIGATION.
An Effort Of Mayor Dunno and His
Peace Commission to Bring About
Settlement Failed.
Al Peace Negotiations For the Pres
ant az Least Have 5esa De-
clsreo oF-Both Sides
Seem Determined.

Chicago. May Anticipating that
the peace conferences In Mayor
punne's ONCE would De futile. the chi.
eaEO Federation % Labor .vifhou.
waiting for announcement OF the ru-
suit 81 the negotiations. Appealed to
President Roosevelt and Gov. Deneep
for assistance in the tcams;crs strike
Fcaring that troops may De sent TO
thiclEn ~ preserve order during the
strike. the labor organization han asA
cd both the president and the govern
or to investigate the situation i'm Chi.
cago before taking any such action
President Roosevelt will visit CHICAGO
May 8 but IL is che intention of the
labor tvus g. Eei IN communication
with him Immediately.
determined effort on the part ef
Mayor Dunno and bis peace commits
sion. composed OF FIVE citizens. one OF
whom was woman. Co bring about an
Hmicabic settlement of the strike. was
m H,.s...u'e failure. and an peace ne.
Eotiauons for the presun. ~ loagt have
been declared on.
The indicaf ions are that the strike
II bound 10 spread 20 other firms
Both Aides seem determined In the
stand they have taken AL memiprs
Of the Employers association will ia.
sist on an Of their union transfers
making deliveries TO the concerns al
ready involved tn tho strike.
4 refusal ON the part OF any driver
q conris ~.ih his request tho cm.
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