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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17
VIII Leave Wasahachie.

The Light notes with regret that
Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Newton, familiar
ly known 10 the writer of this arti-
Gle as Uncle win and Aunt Julia,
will leave Waxahachfe about August
/ for st. Louis whore they viii in
the future reside Mr. Newton has
accepted a lucrative position with a
prominent cotton seed oil company
of that city Mr. and Mrs Newton
have resided m Waxahachie several
years and their friends here are
legion Mr. Newton is an experienc-
ed bookke9ber aud expert account
ant, and Bas held positions with
some uf tie most important business
establishments ju WaXahaChie- He
wili not only De missed from the
business circles of the city. but the
Cumberland Presbyterian church viii
suffer a loss Ia the removal OF Mr.
and Mrs Newton. Both are Jealous
church workers and for a number
of wears Sir Newton has been direct
a- os tire choir They viii take with
them 10 their new home the sincere
wishes for their success Of host
of friends
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17
Attention.

To Whom It May Concern
Because of the deplorabie death
of Mr. H. w. Leeper, some unscru-
pulous individuals have taken ad-
vantage OF it, in spreading the talk
broadcast-with a view of injury to
our trade-that Conway-Leeper Co.
is in sore straits, and just about
ready TO sell their lumber business
to anybody.
As these statements are all false.
and not true. we beg to- inform the
public in general, and our custo-
mers and friends in particular, that
Conway-Leeper Co. y~ill continue to
do business the safne as heretofore,
and have also tlHe stuff Ia do busi-
ness with.
Thanking all our customers and
friends for their valued patronage,
and trusting TO receive same also in
the future. we beg to remain. Yours
to serve with Lumber. 50
Y-LEEPER CO,
Per f. A Barsun, Manager WaXa-
haChie Yard.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET
The Ellis County Association VIII
Have Meeting Ina Waxahachie.

The Ellis County odd Fellows AS
sociation will have meeting in
Waxahachfe August IL, on which oe-
casion there will be music, addresses
and contests. The welcome address
viii be delivered by Col. c. r. Glib
son Of this city and Grand Secretary
G.. C. Fahm of Dallas will respond.
Grand Master n. J. Hubbard of Kauf-
man will deliver an address on "Odd
Fellowship"
S. p. Spaiding, president Of the as
sociation, requests the statement that
all the Odd Fellows in Ellis county
and adjoining counties have a cordial
invitation TO attend,
The program for the day Is as
follows.
10 a. M Meeting called TO order
by the president.
1905 a. Invocation by Rev.
]. c. Smith.
1910 a. m.--Address of welcome
by Bro. G. X. Gibson.
t9:2e o. m-Response by Grand
Secretary G G. Fahm OF Dallas.
1880 a. m.-Report Of committee
on bylaws.
1896 a. m.-Addregs 'Odd Fell
lowship'' by Grand Master B. j Bub-
bard Of Kaufman.
/ a. Selection Of next place
of meeting.
1f.i5 a. Election Of officers.
lI:45 81. Appointment OF com
mittees.
1880 y. m.-~Contest for prizes.
tft Inside conductors contest. t2b
Venerable Warden Contest fS1 The
Unwritten Work. f4l The past
grand charge,
4.ao p. m.-~short talks BY any
asd all Odd Fellows.
$40 p. m.-~supper
500 d m-~~Degree work by
Waxahaehie team.
500 D. m--Unfinished m business
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17
CLIMBING MOUNT HOOD
Three Clubs Unite for Trip to Top of
Oregon's Hoary Sentinel.

Portland, July IA large party
Of enthusiastic mountain climbers,
made up from the membership of
The Mazamas, the Appalachians, and
the Sierras- leading clubs of the
Northwest whose chief pastime is the
climbing of snow-capped peaks
made the ascent of Mount Hood last
week. They started from Portland
in automobiles, and usCended the
great mountain from Cloud Top Inn.
far up the slope where they donned
their climbing clothes took in hand
their alpen-stOcks, painted their faces
black to keep the sun from blistering
their skins. and began the toilsome
climb to the top.
A number OF LADIES' were in the
party A woman rugged out with
plaster on her nose and lips. is not
sight fit for the gods but when she
once attains the top of a peak like
Hood and maDages TO slide down
without mishapl she becomes the elect
and is ever afttr heroine in her
During the summer large parties
made up from the several clubs of
climbers will ascend Hood, Rainier
and other glorious Z AXIS which are
visible from the Lewis and Clark
exposition grounds. Those who go
up Mount Hood have the satisfac-
tion of of being able to communicate
with the world below by means of
the heliograph, the signals being
flashed to a station near the govern
ment's building on the exposition
grounds A suuad of soldiers in
command of a lieutenant, is station
ed on the mountain side. above the
snow line. to carry on the signaling.
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ALDERDICE IN THE RACE
viii Be Candidate for Lieutenant Goyern-
or or Speaker OF House.

1t has been known in Waxahachie
for some time that Ellis county would
have a candidate in the field next
year for a state ctiice in the person
of Hon. ] NJ Aiderdiee. II may be
asserted as a certainty that MIR, Al
derdice will be candidate either for
the office of lieutenant governor or
~ 4peake4 Il the house o. repre-
Rentatives. He has had the matter
under consideration for some time
but has not yet fully made up his
mind which office be will try for.
As soon as he arrives al decision
his formal announcement will be
made. The following special with
reference 20 Mr. Alderdice's candi-
dacy was sent out from Austin Sat
uFday:
Mr. Aiderdice was member of
the house OF he Twenty Eighth and
Twenty Ninth legislatures, and was
of these bodies. He Is a man of fine
personal appearance. very indastri-
Gus aud fine talker.
Should he announce as "a Candi-
date for lieutenant governor. the
situation will be very usch conpli-
Gated
Representative Bfll OF Denton
county is already IN the field. and
being the only candidate from that
part Of the state he would naturally
have carried the North Texas vote,
which would have placed any can
didate from any other part OF the
state at disadvantage
If. however. Mr. Alderdice an
nounces, being a North Texas man
| he Will. OF course. divide the vote OF
North Texas with Mr. Hiil Of Den
ton. This will unauestionably be to
I the advantage OF Senator Davidson
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED
Case of the state Against W. VI. c.
Hill Disposed OF.

An agreement was reached yester-
day afternoon in the case Of the state
VS. w NJ c. Hill ct al. This case
has been in litigation for a long time
and grew out of the charges made
by the state against A. s. Busby
former assistant financial agent Of
the penitentiary at Rusk, and for
whom w. NJ. C.. Hill was responsi-
BILE to- the state through his bond.
The case has been pending in the
forty-fourth district court. and the
order of agreement was entered yes
terday and the case dismissed. Five
hundred dollars was allowed r. G..
Senter. who acted as auditor In the
case and held a number of hearings.
In the agreement filed yesterday
| Judgment was rendered for the state
against w. NJ c. Hill. Alex Sanger.
| l.. II. Hughes, Ben r. Cabell, John
W Roach and o. f. Tension for the
sum of s4214.55. and judgment was
| rendered for w. NJ, c. Hill on his
tcross- bin against the National Surety
company for s220o. The plaintiff
dismisses as to Philip Sanger. j. G.
iO'Connor and, j. M. Hurt. Mr.. Hill
dismisses his eryss-aetion as to A. S
Busby Mr. Hfll Is 10 pay all costs
except those for depositions taken
at the instance of the plaintiff.
Hon r s. Reece, first assistant
attorney general. was here and
watched after the state S interest In
the arranging of the final details ol
the agreement. This case has been
before the people for a long time
and the newspaper readers are IA
miliar with the facts In the case
Dallas Times-Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17

There are more deaths directly
due to weak lungs than 10 all
othef diseases ComuiDed They are
hnmaultys weak spoE+-the breeding
place % consumption When the
slightest symptom fof trouble is felt
IN the lungs yog should begin the
use OF Or BosSAees German Syrup
az once. tt ts made especially 20
sopthe. heal and strengthen the lungs
throat aud bronchial tubes. German
syrup IL nsver-fsiiing remedy for
consumption Trial bottle 2s cents
Big bottle rIc. II " Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17

suits will be provided for all who
Wish TO take a dip in the water.
The formal opening of the Chau-
tauqua will take place tomorrow
night at o'clock.g & Followin a
musical program by Wise Orchestra
and Trinity University Quartette, a
Lecture, will be delivered by Hon. R.
w Hall of Vernon.
Season tickets are now on sale at
the drug stores in the city, where
they can be purchased at prices here
tofore published.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17

Res. " H. Preston ~ 0ah Cttff
secretary II ths board ul directors
af tAe NAxahashss ghsuLA ansas sEt
Prof Il A. w~stun Of @NAI'as. Nhp
will AH4a rhmr9r af - u.uaEstarHt
thn GhaGfAaaus Ir W~stuu g. hsfa
- make al ust tsssarY ARRANGE sasn :
for be : "a G. s. hoss sac ~.
eufns tamaFra@ Ttasw u8il D. sfaaf
fseatY -fsHr gmr@ana "a hs p@HsT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17

During thr rain UoHW and rles-
grtgal disturbance th& afternoon a
uan who vas ploWSng ia a field Ia
the northern Hmsra uf tBe eats ~As
shuekod uy a bsst of lightning which
struck near 7fm tte Sas severely
.hurf and Nas unconscious f5ve or tea
minutes Hfa cIu1hiuE Nss uet torn
af hta flesh broken H.s uAmH rruji
nut uv learned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17

" a. 9unana. Nw~ York r A,
Edwards. city Z " TsaEu~. Dallas
W = Lahhau san Antpuia +. A
Mccaslaaa. For Worsh. Il L. Thorn.
ton. Dallas W u fields Dallas v
q Miller. s@Clts " ~ kIue
Dallas. y &. niakelspeM Dallas h
n Nhithefa. Dallas & M Kennnt
NHl8 1aek n@sll etis ~ e. clarke
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-17

ks4fhwT Howard > y9@a& farmer
q te@ Enafgm essssmapHy as segi-
sSalE AaTf Saxmw3 AfzsxEaaM
Mhl&s eTtslng aoaw GTu@ Ezz&z IA
tR8m ran away mH@ h@ wAa EkTs@n
est PAyMaraaEm mmg hAs AHg1ra@m ara
wwAfe s@FsoGA tAsmwA @os m@enm@mFsls
fMsma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
The Royal Mall Steam Packet
Company London
Incorporated by Royal Char
ter 1899
contract with His Males
TVS Government

Los magnficos vapores ESR y
EDEN de esta Compadfa reanudaran
su escala en- Ia isla de Puerto.R Rico,
empezando en- Enero % y comunican-
do asf nuestra isla o San Thomas,
islas inglesas, holandesas, francesas,
Venezuela, Colombia, etc. Estos va
pores Sc recomiendan especialmente &
los touristas, estando equipados con
toda clase de comfort moderno, Sc
admite tambien carga para las islas
antes dichas, como ademas para to-
dos los puertos de Europa.
Ademas de estos vapores de pa
sajeros que recalaran en- este puerto
regularmente cada quincena empezan-
do en- Enero Is, habrA n buena oca-
SIGN para embarcar para todcs los
puertos de Europa por los vapores de
carga de esta Compaffa, los cuales
podran tocar en- cualquiera de los
puntos de Ia isla, siempre que haya
su6ciente carga.
Para mas informes dirigirse q
FRITZE, LUNDT & COMP. SUCE-
SORES, San Juan, Agentes generates.
FFRIIZE, LUNDT g. COMP,
SUCESORES, Mayagiez. Agentes.
J. T. Sill "a BANK s. COMP,
Aguadilla. Agentes.
G. LEDESMA & COMP, Arecj-
ho Agentes.
FELICl & COMP, Ponce. Agen-
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Bills en- pTimefa |ectufa

b. B. 104.-Por los se6ores Pal
mer, Mantalvo y Giol. Para imponer
I'm derecho de arrastre q la sal que 80
importa del extrangero.
II. B. 105.- Por ell sefior Was
Ochoteco. Para la ~reparaci6n del ca.
mino que conduce de Santa Isabel ~
deIvieques q los barios de Puerto Real
Palma y Mosquitoes de dicha isla.
h. B. 106,-Por ell senior Gonzalez
Garcia. ~Proveyendo ell establecimien.
to de IN descuento de los sueldos de los
profesores en- benefcio de las familias
de los que fallecieron.
81. B. 107.-Por ell senior Matienzo,
Para enmendsr Ell Art. 353 del C6digo
Politico.
H. B. 1OS.~Por los se1ores Mon.
Medina y Federico virella. Pa
ra Ell ESTABLISHMENTS del Cuerpo de
Peones Camineros.
Il. B. 10o.-Por los seiores PAIL
mer y Santoni. Para enmenda ar loa
.artfculoS SO1, 300 y aa1 del o6digo Pc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
Hotel Marina

Hsbiendo cambiado de dueno este
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
tntroducidas en- 81 grandes reformaS,
que lie ponen a la altura de los mejo-
res de su clase. En- 81 SO encontraran
los mas exquisitos platos de las coci-
mas francesa, americana, 1nglesa y
criolla, asf como un excelente servi-
clio en- TODD 10 que Sc relaciona con es-
to clase de establecimientos.
Una vista al Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

SxTHE HELVETIA.3 -27 Gale
de la Cruz. Gran casa de hu6spedes,
liable d. hotel.1 Aposentos para ia
milias y personals sofas. Comidas q
cincuenta centsvos cubierto. Bahos.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. 2y5.
~Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta & cargo de una sehori-
p captiefa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

Los hechos que hemos narrado en-
nuestro artfculo anterior, Sc concretan
inicamente & 10 ocurrido en- Patillas,
siendo exclusives de la policfa que des-
flo por esta Comandancia durante ell
corto periodic de I'm mes, 6 sea 30 dfas
mas 8 menos antes do las elecciones
del 1902, en- que ell cabo Lopez Cepero
comandaba la fuerza de este pueblo.
En- los hltimos dfas de aquel Pc
riodo anarquico, Patillas VIVA cons
tornado.
Familias hubo que todas las no.
ches abandonaban sus hogares para
refugiarse donde nadie 10 supiera, por
ell tenor de ser asalla las por una par
tida de foragidos, que al anochecer
invadia las GALES en- amenazadora
manifestation.
Los federales no podfan salir de
sus casas por no verse en- la amarga
disyuntiva de frmar el registro repu-
blicano, 6 en- su defecto ser apaleados
por I'm populacho soez, que contaba
con el amparo de las autoridades.
Tai estado de oprobio reinaba en-
aquel negro ~parentesis de ndestra his
toria, que el concrete intent6 cerrsr
sus puertas, porque no habfa quien
pusiera coto q los desmanes del popu-
lacho, que iba & las tlendas a pedir
dinero y provisiones 90 cuenta del Co.
mite.>
La repugnante tolerancia de la
policla estimulaba estos desenfrenos,
y de cate modo, & ella y NADIA mas que
q ella, debe hacerse responsible de
aquellos hechos.
Ahora, 81 Tenderness la vista hacia
Humacao, Faiardo, Guyana, aedra,
Barranquitas, San Lorenzo, etc, etc.,
encontraremos por todas parties man
chas de sangrs, que al caer salpicaron
ell honor de Puerto Rico.
Los que conozcan en- detalles la
historic de aquellos sucesos, cumpli-
ran con un deber llevandolos 81 co.
nocimiento pdblico, para que ell pro-
veto de la Camsra insular de ell me.
jor lesultado possible.
Asf debe hacerse para aportar lu'
ces al exclarecimiento de aquellos he
chos y para desmentir Ia sentences
aquella de que en- Puerto Rico todC
puede hacerse impunemente.
La Camara insular procederfa muy
acertadamente 81 aprobara Ell bill d.
la Investigation; con clio reivindica'
RIA el honor de este pats, mancillade
por ~aquellos que con mas cello deble
ron contribuir q engrandecer ell nom
bre de Puerto Rico, y depurarfa ur
Cuerpo cuyas posiciones mas atlas es
tan cast todas ocupadas por elementoI
que probaron su incompatibilidad cor
81 feel desempeho de u funciones.
Sin la eicaz i~ntervenci6n de lol
cuerpos creados para garantir eli or
den y protejer la %propiedad, estaria Ii
sociedad & MERGED del bandolerismo
Ell pillaie.
La policfa, a quien esta encomen
dada la protection de los ciudadanoI
y la vigilancia sobre los que quierel
violar el derecho de gentes, debs gel
una institution compuesta de PERSONA
capaces de llenar su cometido en- todoi
los casos sin miramientos nj bande
rias.
Las pasiones polfticas, las prefe
rencias deben deSterrarse absolute
mente de un cuorpo creado con el OK
elusive fin de mantener q la sociedat
en- el equilibrio de la Ley; por que uni
y otra cosa son motives para fomenta.
ell desbaraiuste con ell estimulo de /,
impunidad.
La espada dc la Ley debe caer col
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est6ica infexlbilidad sobre ell que de-
Inca sin que SO detsnga & contemplar
la condici6n y ~procedencia del delin-
cuente.
Y 81 Sc conffa tan alto ministerio
q individuos cuyos actos SON impulsa-
dos por sus propias preocupaciones,
ell orden social y la propiedad priva-
da correrfan peligro de verse amens.
zadas.
Ell vicio encontraris I'm estimulan.
To pernicioso y hasta Ell crfmen senti-
ria que le s~oplaban vientos favorables
q su ~espantoso desarrollo.
De la libertad y del orden BE nu.
ire la sociedad actual, que necesits,
como todos los:.organismos I'M ambien-
to adecuado & sus insaciables anhelos
del progreso y bienestar; y 81 csc an
biente le falta, 81 el vaho del des6rden
puebla su atm6sfera p~rogresista, Ia
inacci6n viene, el desaliento cunde y
cae 81 progreso asfxiado, por gus ell
oxfgeno de la paz social le falta & sus
pulmones.
De modo que la marchs del pro-
greso humane necesita extenderse por
la amplia senda de Ia libertad, sin
encontrar I'm escollo siquiera que In.
terrumpa su rapida carrera.
En- atenci6n q tai necesidad es que
los gobiernos han creado cuerpos ar
mados para encargarlos de garsntizar
10 que constituye 81 progreso, el be-
nestar y la libertad que son el inmen-
so tripode donde descansa ell hermoso
resdmen del espfritu humane.
Los derechos de cada uno est&n
confiados q Ia garantfa de los gobier.
nos y los gobiernos encargan de clio
q su vez a los cuerpos que crea con
ese fin.
De esta suerte ell derecho de pro.
piedad y 81 derecho del vote SO eiecu-
tan libremente, por que cuentan con Ell
amparo de un elemento que los defen.
de del que maliciosamente quiera tras-
pasar sus fronteras.
Pero dque serfa de lie propiedad y
del vote, confada su custodia & una
institution que leios de prestarle ga
rantfas contribute q ahogar ~ libre
desenvolvimiento, y que en- vez de ms
pirar confanza infunde temores y re-
celos?
iOh! tai estado de cosas podrfan
producer muy hondas y horrorosas
consecuencias.
Ell pueblo sin defensores para sus
derechos naturales SO lanzaria & defen.
derlos por 81 mismo, y de aquf 81 fatal
choque, las siniestras ~consecuencias
que deben evitar los gohiernos, POI
niendo 81 alta delegation en- personals
desprovistas de toda passion y de toda
banderla.
Ello es en- provecho del pueblo y
en- interes del mismo gobierno.
En- Puerto Rico ell voto popular ha
resultado n comedia despreciable y
asquerosa; la propiedad 90 ha visto,
en- ocasiones, amenazada gravemente;
las vidas han corrido inminentes pc:
ligros de muerte; ell desaliento y Ell to.
rror muchas wees han invadido los
animos; ell decaimiento ha parslissdo
la sangre en- las arteriss del progreso,
y como c~onsecuencia natural, en- veg
de caminar hacia adelante, nos hemos
detenido q mirar hScia atras, como
Quien tiene envidia del pasado y de-
searfa hundirse en- 81 .negra oscuridad.
Els necesario buscar VA remedio
que bore las desconfauzss que deio
ell pasado en- nuestro amino y que & Ia
vez garantice ell porvenir.
FRANCISCO CERvoNI.
/ Patillas, Febrero 9 1905,
-
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MUEBLERIA
"EL PARAIS0"
De ELISA O
Anuncio

FL que suscribe, oirece mulas do.
madas & ind6mitas, El que ~interese
comprar algunas puede dirigirse &
Osta VIls.-ALFREDo AMY,
Coamo Julio 81, 1908,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

~Esplendido es ell triunfo alcanza-
do por 81 Lcdo. senior Freyre, en- ell
importante iuicio que relatamos.
Reciba por clio nuestra mas sin.
cera felicitaci6n.
MARIO MoRALAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
venta de una casa en- Caquas

de MADEIRA, techada de hero gar
bsnizado y con Zorro del mismo.
mide Is metros de frente por 81 d.
fondo con I'm buen patio cercado,
Gale do <Munoz Riv RAP, a la en-
trada de San Juan Dicha casa es
terrera, con departamento para
tienda y vivienda do familia; renta
$40 mas 6 menos.
Para informes su dueno en- ell
mismo paeblo. don Ambrosio Ma.
chuca 6 en- esta Administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
NTE PARA CARNIVAL

Sc hacen caprichosos difraces
lor encargo. Sc encontrarAn de
venta d todas horas las noches de
y a todos precios Fortale-
"a So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
P RE 10 S"'"
de los aTtIcu|Os mas %inpotantes
que Sc detaIIan en- aInacenes

ARROZ.-Jap6n 10 $500; Idem
q & q 3[4; americana corriente s2t q
II; valenciano e5 q 81.
Aios Mallorquines a % ctvs.
Cappadres 30 q 80 ctvs.
Jamones cit q 8.
Quesos amecs, a Gle Patagrss Is
Tocino, 13t q GA.
Jab6n q t4.55 Rocamora; america
no, e2f y Al.
Pasta a s3t y americana a So.
Manteca & $3.50 en- ! y en- cajas !
. Ct 40,
Harina de 90 e6t.
Habichuelas blancaS del pals a3t Q
4 Amerieanaa aSs a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

Coloradas del pals 81 q 4.
Americanas largas a 90.
Mantequilla; de S13i q 18
Garbanzos de 9 Al q
Bacalao de 9 II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
! World Looked BRIGHT.
Kansas City Journal.l 800 !.

Kansas City Journal.
The editor of the Malta Bend "oni
Eye" went TO his office the other
morning after a good nights rest and
q well cooked breakfast. and the first
ietter%ile opened contained $3.50 for i
years subscription. tThereupon he
was was moved TO the following optlmls.
tic outburst:
This is "a good country to live III,
but u might be better. There. are
some things to be Strengthened out
before we shall have really ideal gov.
eminent. We have sometimes thought
we know just how to make all the
rough places smooth, but it cannot
De done by sitting at home and finding
tault. That is the very weakest thing
any OF us can do. 1t never helps mat.
tiers to srumble; what counts is 10
take hold and help. There are many
muddy holes along the road in this
world; II the wagon gets IN up 10 the
axle and is stuck fast, you can do
nothing better than TO get good hold
OF spoke and lift like a man. One
good tug counts for more than mil:
lion groans.r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
Delightful Meeting.

Prof. II. D. Patton, of Lancaster,
ra,. accompanied by L. F. Mezick and
his sister, Miss Ella, in their temper
ance songs, held an interesting, help
ful and inspiring meeting in the Pres
hyterian Church last evening. The
church was given up toE them on
Sunday evening alsoS The addresses
from a prohlbtion-temperance stand.
point by Prof. Patton. were clearcut,
logical and convincing, and the songs
delighted all present. Announcement
was made for another meeting to:
morrow evening. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14

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Tile Value efs eHspaper advertising.
Many suggest ons for promoting
general sEnoWled ge5 Of the advantages
and oppo ttunft q Is which cities nave
lei offer THEREBY ncreasing leir
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grow and general = VI lfare, Esre
called forth by the offer OF Y i've
prizes by the louisville couriersIour:
nal for the five best plans for adyers
Using Louisville. The competition
naturally excited no e$interest, as
such g contest must have; done In, any:
public spirited and enterprisIng
community. Yet with all the differ.
ence yof opinion as / 10 details every
suggestion related more orr less IL
newspaper advertising. tits a 4 fac { of
the utmost significance! Cleveland
Leader. II IS S. - ~ s. SS,sS e
1t Is indeed. emphasizes die
universally, accepted fact that; there
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means Of Increasing old bnsine 81 s 81!
upbuilding new ventures, maintaining
or extending am individuals trade :io;.
q city's commercial Importance, like
newspaper advertising judiciolislt
,placed-New York Herald. ~, II I!
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