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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
ENStNANzA OBuGA1ORIA

Las auiorldadss eGcolares locales
dc North Adams. Massachusetts,, han
rssuelto dslisrrar de Ia elddad la ig-
norRnsia abEoluta, J para clio hleis'
ron que la LsgIslssurA del EstAdo
votars uns ley ess Proptsisc.
Dspoue e.ss, gus TODD indivIduo
neaoE do vsirlda nos, dehs hablAr
y ssesibir irg 6i 10 sussienss para
ser spFobadu or IN tribunal 81 eiss
30. Mpsh)k uihes i6vanss de ambos
sexes, gus sataban ItAbsiando, tuvls-
ron Que dedicar loda su stsnci6n J
gran palts do ~ liempo 4 proseguir
sus essudios en Ia sleuels especial
QUE SO sstab!ssid son csc obisto, =
que hA dAto tan basnos rs1ulsados
que hoy solo Ie han snSontsado an la
eiudad siuoo nibos Que 70 llsnan las
OondisiopsS prsserilAs. La mayor
parte dc los que stistlsron { ID essus
Ia sspesiA' srAn fxlrspReroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

sta pGrpado sApgriento levants,
ch gran vspcidos psro limitasiSn lA'
msntA bic G'guien hA sido nsgado hs'
pitalided On ese almenAdo castillo.
Eros; el dulcs dios do los alma, no
hAll6 asogids, no.
sNo ALI busqusia los dsrios del
pfcaro Cupido- Qas On vano los que
brara sobre IN spsdernidcs
inseribfa Leon Soto, estimabls posta
70 fenseido On 81 Aroo triunial que
erigisra para bienvsnir 10 spariei6a
de Ritoa. No f1t-inttAl dssvio, puss
les travssuras dsl hiio de Venus NAL
armonixarAn con el asestitmo do este
baron do hero. Castigo llsva On 10
eulpa.
PeEe a tel voluntario ostraeismo.
visntos dc progrsso soplan aquf On to-
das direceiones. Desde cate dniaa
stalaya 30 divisa leios, y los jardinsa
que os abrsn sus vsriAs 81 no atssoran
fraeiles 4 )resllAs rsplsios sstAa do
ezbsltas palmas. gloriosos lauros y
roblss esntens rios. III alsiandrino,
dssd. fado por Dfsz Air6n, Casal y
G asisrrez Naiers. desplsga en- todo %
esplsndor sus alas vlctoriosas. Y On
todas las estrofas 90 adivlna un puro
,amador del arts que, si dsasntima los
Iioye 90 baratos, sAhe On eambio Gin.
cellar gemss de alto presio con mano
dc ortsbre
Guillermo Valencia paresfA DOR
mir, gladiator eAnsAdo por al snor'
me s.faerxo sobre los vieios lsuYslss.
El HsrAldo del Istmo, sim Atiea re-
vista pAnamtnA, me sorprenas con 10
notieia dc 10 pr6xlms impression do an
nuevo poema suyos ca Buenos Aires.
Aesbo dc leer las primieias del libro.
El heroe dc oyer, 6sl al ssssnario ds
aus primsros exisos, torIa q inspirar'
se on oil cAduso Oriente. Arathustra,
divinizAdo por Nietzshsaeu sl llbro 10
moso, Va 4 hAser yibrar les hrorsi'
meas cuerdas en- 10 Ira del primer
poets colcmbiano. Tsmo por el triunfc
de Guillermo Valencia, no por "a glo
ria ya AEegurada sobre base graniiicA
En- etscto. las garras del ls6n de-
jan muy protandAa husllas, y 10 Agu
ra del mago persa o. como propisdad
del fl6aofo gsrmAno. Y miranda
} otro lado, el ffagmepto por mi lsidc
de z 4ra.ihustra eonsiderolo inferior
! { 10 primera eossshA do Valencia, sir
! el hechIzo dc 10 novedad On 10 for
ma, nj 10 atrssSi6n do 10 mistsrioso
en- el f,ndo.
i Mas Qui6a aabe, Qui6n sabel QllGr
sabe que gssndexas augustus W 4 re-
J vsatir 10 leyenda del tAum aturgo, dol
profeta, del eresdor dc una Is hermc
ss, humans y Consoladora, Al sontAc
TO do elte talento vigoroao = briIlante
0 Y no tsmSmos compAraetones. Bier
D debs conoser el attain "a faerxA Guandc
8 90 asercA COZ fadAments & tentar o.
j Areo donde IN dia 80 snssyAra 10 ma
no faerte del visio Oiiaeol
Rpia4idnw Nall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
GUILLERMO VALENCIA

EniramoS On oil prircipado artist.
90 do Lsconte dc Lisle, grands, tre'
mend6 , podsrogo senior. Entre sHtas
&spsras montI EW, irtnl es buiear
rientss Srtoyuelos, AlamedAs clarAs y
alegres, vApoyosos pAlseetss dc mar
moli olopdrinAs y ruilt 4 )YeE no
osAran poaar 81 vuelo ifmido On Ia
tsnebroaidad de esta selva, nido de
auervos y huhos; elavsles y mirtos
itmks aoui horeeisrAn; pero versia
en- lrueQue Heveros temples d6rioos,
alsAzsrss g6ticos como no los hAbit6
meioreS Don Pedro de Castills, J
Avenidsa de laureles que pueden eacu-
char ID vcz do Plat6n; sertiiss bra
mar el alisnto fogoao del desisrto,
vereis al drc msdsrio bosqusiSr ~
tribulosa siluetA on 10 vsga caravans
que mareha q 10 Meea, y ri buenol
oios tsneis, quixay Alcanesn & vislum
brar lsios, mvy leios, 10 portentos,
ciudad dc 10 Angustis, con sus mura.
las dc hlsrro y aus torres inconta
blss,
LeioE, muy lsios, hs disho veIsil
10 tremenda construction del itfs dc
PArnaso, porQus ests eAhsllero tsu
dal que GQui o. presento. 81 hA edif
cado su mansion en- tIerras que hAl
10 mplaeido su alma Austera , primi
Itivs, con desden rschASarG Ia rroxi
mfdad dsmasiado protectors de lo
torreonas do su duQue, y, & Ia meno
imposition, pArtido hubiera, l&uzA Oh
ristre y orihsma en- alto, 4 tequsri
sn psrsie d ! bsr 6volo IN pIeo don
dc elavtr au nido de- rapax indepen
diente y fsra,
Un libro h&st6 para 10 f&mA d
Guilleruo VA'eneIs. A,istEmoA & uni
velsda sn F.oEsnsis, en- una de Ia
noehes amxhles del snscimienso
dieuSs Go ID piuma do Boesecio. Nj
tiea ineiruspte altgrG los sAloneI; &
oyen csrcsjRdss trecuUntss en- los co
rrillos; una sntfaztdA do oios bri
llantisimos pssA sasuchaEdo !os 10
qciehsos do un van cAballero; tod
~ animscl6p, euando Ge pronto @
ttoducs IN frsile, uno do esos far
tieoG ado 'elcenteH Que Savonarola b.
eAtequixAdo, y, en- una oraGoria tAI
Srmoniosa que pRreee una duIse melo
dis, empitzA { hAblAr Gel mas Slla
Los mdsieos aturdidos ca!lan; tc
dos 10 eGcuehan Tai 10 rsveiaci0
del srov&dor del Cauco, Nos hallS
hamos & au Adveniniento inesperAd
en- plsno dec2deniismo; 40 C0nosfA
, los modos aeduetores dc 10 nueva OF
cuelA; los perfumes ex6ticos ettAbA
ya sgotRdoA; 80 hab(A tronshsdo sAn
10 nelumbo que todGs las ores pare
eian mArchitAa; las miamAs ideAle
marqusHitAs cuando mtnos mny Gu!
dadoaAS no las eonducian, ,tornAhAns
deScolorid&s y Como muertas; tods
les Tsclentss nstru0Ciones 80 reser
tiAn, psas { lAa irfalAs, de fAltA
, novtdAd. y & pesRr do clio, sonAiinS
y sirfoniaS y nosturnos llenabAn Ia
revlstAs; vAloremoS la sorpresa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
NOTAs GURIOsA!

El tonelsis que sOrrssp6ndl6 4 l0s
csnaleE dc los EitAdos Unidos duran
10 la estaoI6n hastA el 10 do Esptiem'
bfe, iue dc 1881 .2lS contra /. 1.7IO, 397
81 ano paSado en- IlA misma e2oeA.
In .os earros dc Berlin, eada mes
olvidan Hus duenoA unos 5.70O ar
tieulos, eerca dc seissientoa son boil
aaa J portAmonsdas de senora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

los l6venes adAlidss, euAndo, on me-
dio dc sus feItivas divsgaciones, ecos
unss dc otras, y todss de otrs pri
mitIvs mSyor, valoremos ssa sor'
prssA cuando Sc h'zo 10 inmensA vos
de Ritos.
AquellA era ftsseo, sgeogido y
grsnds. F,6 sdmirAdo iy horrible
destlno de les eosas bsllas y origlalssl
tu6 imitado. Las exeursiones & Yer
SALES, entonass en moda, los paseos
por las aolitasiAa alAmedas, eayeron
en- dssuSo. Nadie 90 somplaeiA on
vsgar por Paris dssde el momsnto que
habia quisn peregrinAha por las roias
arenas do los SaharaF, y de elias trsfa
I'm mAgenea dc bellezA cssi sublime. L.
possfa grsndiosA y sevsra de les So
ledadss llen6 lss inns gInaeionsE. Lo'
pcs PerhA, mi deaconoeido amigo de
orillAa del Magdalsns, ahrma que co
10 estrofa de Valsnc's,
<Doa lapguidos eamellos, dc slis
tieas services De verdes ojos slaros
ly pisl aedoas y rubip,-Los ouellol
rscogidos, hinehadas las nsrless, "A
grandeI pasos miden un arensI d,
Nuhias
que ekta estrofA sugestiva batt6 par,
| que no ApAraciera en- Am6riea verse
cleo sin trAer por 10 msnos nm drome
dario melape6iso y dos csmsllos on
farmoa, Era 10 gloriheaci6n del al
b0so.
| FL tucrte sabor oriental ssdujo 10
| i limos. Como toda ereAci6n potsnte
10 obrs del eEtadiata columbiano de
efa m6nos dc 10 que sugeffA. 81 svo
cador 40 sneontrAbR a sus anchaa o.
el campo couquissado; con los conoel
dos versoa de Mallsrm6 La thair q
trists hsl0S' 81. por 81 tradusidos me
gIstrslmente, pudo exslsmAr,
sNAda en- el mundc, nsdie demo
raYA mi eslfritu Qls Gn eI amarRl
zamo del pielsgo SO empApa. .-Yo par
tire! TuS massilss srigs con preatezv
-Oh, buque y IevA 81 area Con rum
bo hralA una tx 5tieA 'l.x nsturatezal
Y una vex On Les tietrAs leianas
en- los pSiEss donde pyim tivos impe
rios exlstieron triurfaron y cays
roe, sertir despsrtAr4s au predileccl6
hacia los hamildss, htciA loa sumiao.
haeia los pobres, Predileeci6n ca
que puebla con entristesedur encant
las paglnas dc Riios.
Por ellos deaflAn los dolorono
rsbIhos do Ia exlstsncls; hay woes
do piedAd para los tielas animales cor
ssgrados oil hombEe; los grandss abb
lidos nos de- an q ratio OR sus qusia,
y todo este aleaz sr, Asilo do 10 me- OK
colis, eonatrnido con el puro guslo
10 ssblduriA de un artifse. FL Pssl
dc, ierio Nrelano dc In bHrbs grlv, b
ohtenido On 6. aloiAmisnto.
sL!egAd callAdAa horas do magls
resue'doS ha suapir&do el alma q
IN dfa dc nc stalgias; una de las mi
, eiarss eAtansias eSia conssgrsdA 1
Paganismo moribundo que mas ad
ante hArA dssir al posta alArmad
D por el Hopor en que yGcs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
Constantine J Sab$' VIIIeg8:

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Se de comisiones, de lA vents de pro-
ductos como cafe, eueros, caacuo 6sp
J dc Ia eompra y de- lsho ds tods
elAss de merssBsia Atie1dsn cen
espsciAlidsd el despssho dc epeomisL.
dEs por ocrrso.
Sc haeen cargo De Ia aeudiancia
as iovenes estudisnisa , on ralacl6n
600 este ramo suministran Gcds clase
de dstoa , ektalogo6,
C0misi0neS m0dlcas.
PSant'GGlidGd, Esmsro iaputss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

Y ease nuestro interesaute 70.
lletin FL Ca6aIIeYo de ca.
sa Roja, 6poca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas s. y e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
La Biopat1a

Prodigtosa teraptatticd para curdr rGdt
dicolments todQ clGse dc eaternlddes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

En- esta imprenta Sc yer de
papel yieio a dos pesos qq.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-09-21
Ebert County on Parade.

The big County Fair will be held Septem-
ber 10Th and Goth at Ebert. One fare rate
on 18th, 10Th and goth, tickets limited to
21st. Special train via Colorado & South
ern Railway On September goth at a. M
Rate $1.25.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-09-21

Nathan). adam Niddan be kol Shaah,
(Rosh Hashona 16a 15) and not merely
once in 365 days. But even in our day
and generation Rosh Hashona is still
day which reminds us Of the seriousness
of life, of the flight of time, OF the su-
premacy of idealism over materlallsm,
and of our mission as images OF God in
contradistinction to the animal part, or
dust of the earth within us. The
Shofar is to convey the lesson: Renew
your actions, repair and amend your
conduct 'Shapperu Maassechem, so that
God may forgive your SINS" (Jallut to
Levitt %, 23-25). 1t is in this sense that
Rosh Hashona is also celebrated as the
birthday Of the world (Hajom Harath
Olom) in accord with the opinion Of
Rabbi Eliezer (Rosh Hashona 1Oa) who
informs us that the world was created
on the 25th day of Ellul. This is to con-
vey the moral lesson that at the begin
ming of the New Year we should turn a.
new leaf, should begin a better, regener-
ated life and create for us a new world.
Whether the Shofar the cOrnet and
trumpet are blown or not, our reawak-
ened conscience should rouse us and stir
us up to greater energy and activity for
the true service of God, which is the SER
vice Of men.
The Shofar, which in Hebrew means
trumpet or "cornet,' has the shape
of ram s horn and in accord with
Rabbinical symbolism is to remind .us OF
the great test and trial Of Abraham,
who, while willing to sacrifice his only
son as a burnt offering to God, in the
last moment was spared this terrible or
deal by sacrificing a ram in place OF his
only son. The old Rabbis have indeed
selected the chapter of the "Akeda y
(binding Of Isaac, Genesis) as scriptural
reading for Rosh Hashona. Reform Ju
daism sees in this legend two important
ethical lessons. In the first place the
Akeda pictures our first patriarch not
only as the pioneer of ethical monothe-
ism, who boldly and fearlessly destroyed
the idols of his orthodox, superstitious
father, family and countrymen, but as
the most radical reformer of his time,
who had the courage to abolish the then
general and current abomination OF
human sacrifice and to substitute animal
sacrifice in it's place. Secondly, the legend
or myth of the Akeda is to impress upon
the Jew Of every nation and generation
the great duty of sacrifice, self denial,
suffering and martyrdom for the cause
of truth and justice. Like Abraham the
Jew whenever an appeal in good cause
is made on him. must answer Cline
nj" (here I amy. The history Of the
~. 10,
The Jewish outlook., 1906-09-21
Jewish Soldiers

The Sunday Times Of London recently
printed the following article on Jewish
soldiers. We note that the name Of
Major General Sir E. G.. Barrow (who is
not usually ranked as a jew is included.
The name represents 'Baruch,' and has
often been borne by Jews. Sir Barrow
Ellis, X. G. S. l., was a distinguished
Indian official, and also officer of the
New West End Synagogue:
cat the time of Dreyfus' degrada-
ton there were three hundred Hebrew
officers in the French army, and to-day
there are more, and all of them enjoy
the confidence Of their chiefs and the
respect Of their men. Among the most
prominent are two generals, Georges
Valabregue and Magnet Laroque; Brig
adier-General FRANKFORT Of the Eleventh
Army Corps; Colonel Frank, director Of
engineering at Fontainebleau; and Col
onel Auscher, chief of engineers.
''But France is not alone in having
distinguished list Of Hebrew soldiery.
Over 1000 Hebrews fought for the
British flag in South Africa, of whom
LOO were traced by name. There are
1913 names on the memorial which is
erected outside the Central Synagogue
in Great Portland street, in London.
Among Britain s best Hebrew officers
are: Colonel d. Harris, V. D., G. M. G.,
Kimberley, South Africa; Lieutenant
Colonel F. L. Nathan, R. A., superin-
tendent royal gun powder factory at
Woolwich; Ma jor- General Sir E. G. Bar
row, K. G. B., Peshawar, India; His
Excellency Sir M. Nathan, K. G. M. G.,
governor and commander-in-chief Of
Hongkong and it's dependencies Colonel
F. A. Lucas, Colonel D. da Lara Cohen,
V. D.. Lieutenant-C Colonel E. Montefore,
Colonel S. L. Mandleberg and Major G.
Il. Marks, D. S. o.
''There are no less than two thou
sand Hebrew officers in the Emperor
Francis Joseph's forces, and there have
have been no less than three generals
during the present decade. Most dis
tinguished Of them, probably, is General
Won Els, a veteran Of half dozen cam
paigns and an intimate of the Austrian
Kaiser who personally pinned on the
general s coat the medal that is the most
priced of the many he wears For con-
spicuous and extraordinary valor on the
battlefield is the inscription upon it.
The others are General Poppen, world
famous naval constructor who has built
several Of Austria s warships, and
Brigadier- General Edward Ritter Won
Schweitzer, who recently was appointed
commandant Of the Fifty-third Infantry
Brigade.
~ ll,.L 4lo>.o
The Jewish outlook., 1906-09-21

Cne baVdfldu ARMY Ilefc are lIloic IHdii
200 in the reserves. Of medical officers
there are very many in the active army
and between 400 and 500 in the reserves.
There may be very few officers who pro-
fess to be Hebrews in the Prussian army,
but there is at least one, and he with the
full knowledge and sanction OF the kal-
ser. The son Of the British Consul Gen
eral at Frankfort on the Main, Mr. Max
Goldschmidt, wishing to enter the Ger
man army, served as a volunteer in the
Dragon Guards, and fully qualified in
every other way for commission, but
was rejected by the regiment in the teeth
of War Minister Won Einem's declara-
ton in the Reichstag that the Hebrew
religion constituted no bar to military
advancement. The matter came to the
ears Of the Kaiser and His Majesty sig
nifed his disapproval in most unmis-
taxable fashion by appointing the youth
full aspirant to hOnors as Royal Cham
berlain. This post has never been occu-
pied by Hebrew. The hint has been
taken, and Herr Won Goldschmidt Roths-
child is now an officer as well as ''Kam-
merjunker.
GA highly -honored Hebrew officer is
Elias Pasha, admiral in the Turkish
navy and court physician to the Sultan.
He is also a general, being the first
Turkish Hebrew to hold this high rank.
The Sultan attached the Pasha to his
own person, with the title Of Private
Physician to his Imperial Majesty and
fifteen months afterward, he was ap-
pointed general Of division, which in the
navy corresponds to the grade Of vice
admiral.
cit was estimated that there were
fifteen thousand Hebrews fighting in the
Russian army in Manchuria; and many
have distinguished themselves. Espe-
cially noteworthy is the heroic deed Of
the Hebrew musicians Of the Eleventh
Regiment, who during the fighting did
not cease playing, and when the chap
lain Of the regiment fell on being shot,
assisted him until the regiment sue
ceeded in breaking through the lines Of
the enemy and retreating. The Hebrew
musicians thereby saved the chaplain
and the regiment from certain disaster
''There is no man commanding a Uni
ted States vessel more noted than Cap
tain Mark for sagacity, carefulness,
bravery and intrepidity. He is as we'll
versed in law as in seamanship and nav
igation. Commended again and again
for brilliant courage and other admir-
able qualities, Captain Mark is in direct
line for succession to a rear-admiral s
commando
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

The storm news FROM the guilt
coast has had a salutary effect on
the cotton market and as a result
prices have been soaring skyward
since Saturday morning. The New
York market has shown an advance
in the two days of about so points
or $500 per bale. The market to-
day closed 10 points above Satur-
days close, and Liverpool is due to
come IS points higher tomorrow
morning. New York spots advanced
today from $50 TO 1925.
Miss Giles issued her report to-
day, showing an average condition of
721
The government report Will be is
sued at II O'Clock tomorrow and at
/ O'Clock the ginners report will be
given OUT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01
ICE!

If It was an accommodation TO you
TO get my wood and coal on a credit,
it would be an accommodation to me
if you would call and pay your &C
count. This means any one that
owes me on account. You know you
owe me, and why don't you act hon
est and pay it. | can't afford to hire
collector to run you down forty
times. You expect as much wood
and coal when sold to you payable
on the first as you pay for it when
you order it. Wood and freight are
both cash articles when / buy and
ship, but some seem to think / get
il on seven years time. This old
racket, I'm not doing much" don't
go in this country at present, for II
/ you are not at work it is your own
fault Respectfully.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

Sheriff Minnick returned yester
day morning from san Antonio
whore he had been TO convey Oth
Bard, "A Young soldier, to Fort San
Houston The young man deserted
last June from Fort Oglethrope. Ga.
and was arrested In this city abou
a month ago by Policeman Collins
He will be sent from Fort Sam IIous
ton to Fort Oglethrope 10 be tried
before q court martial on charr,
OF desertion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

The critics of Senator Bailey
! charge that he has accepted fees
and sold his services 10 trusts and
/ corporations while representing the
people of Texas as their senator
| this Mr. Bailey says IS true His
| "traducers" say that Joseph Bailey
while paid for his services as the
peoples senator was. a guardian OF
s13.00o,000 of trust securities in
Tennessee-all of which he admits
The scandal mongers" whom Joe
Bailey threatens to run into the gulf
of perdition charge him with being
responsible for the readmission of
the Waters Pierce Oil Company into
Texas in violation Of Texas statutes
to this the senator enters a plea of
guilty. Then where is the difference
between Senator Bailey and those
who are so foolish as to oppose his
dual employment? Upon what foun-
dation does Mr. Bailey justify his
accusation of liar, "robber,
thief. "traducer," hurled at those
who dare oppose him? There is not
man in Texas who has ever charg
ed Joe Bailey with dishonesty
there is no man who has ever ques-
toned the ability of the Texas sena-
tor, nor is there one who has tarnish
ed the fair name and character of Mr..
x-iley with other charges than. that
he is incapable Of successfully serv-
.ng in a legal way the trusts wv,
which he has been allied and IN a
senatorial CAPACITY the people and
the party who are arrayed against
those trusts And are men liars,
thieves, robbers and troaduers be
cause they are opposed to such dual
service? The United States, OF
which Texas is an integral part, pays
, Senator Bailey $4,000 a year to rep
resent the people of this state as
| their senator. and by the terms OF
| this contract his services belong tC
| the people, not for a day, week Of
month. or during the actual session
Of congress, but for the year ant
each succeeding year for which h.
has been elected to serve. It is tn
contention OF this writer that n
senator or congressman, or other OF
ficeu who is retained by an annua
stipend. has right, either legal o
moral 20 give of his time or taler
to other employment, much less t
devote his energies and ability to
! recess" service 20 the trusts an
corporations Mr. Bailey.s contentio
, is. that. admitting the fact OF his on
ployment by the trusts. he has dor
, tho people no wrong Can e man
even Joe Bailey serve Two such ma
| trTs s- thy trusts and thv people,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo S.
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
+. ]. Cheney 4 Co, doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every ease of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK y. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me and subsCrib.
ed .u my presence. this 9Th DAY OF
December A u 1886
A. ~. GLEASON.
tSeau Notary Public
HsII- CataTb Cufe BE- taken inter
u1lit. and act- directly on trr blood
and mucous surfaces uf th, ...f.u
send for testimonials Ua.
b o. CHENEY a. &C.. Toledo o.
Sold Us 600 tussi-f. r-r
Tahr ilaI# FtmIII 1900. fH. CON
-tIuafI.H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

They taste good, look good smell
good, and are good Sealshipt oy-
sters. I have them fresh H. n
Nycum So
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

Read the Daily Light want column
and keep posted on the Wants of
the people" It's always interesting
reading. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

Such weather as thls ought 10 make
an ialer feel ashamed "a meet hiH
fellows WaH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-01

lots Is good advice has been given
as 60 road huildlrs Are son tr,tns
any q ii9