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The oasis., 1906-08-18
SIMPLY A REINSTATEMENT.

THE OASIS predicts that joint-state- hood will carry in Arizona three to one. And still Colonel Bird, the editor has been accused of having sense.-Bisbee Miner.
 THE OASIS never made any such prediction. The position of this paper has been always that the people of Arizona ought to accept statehood as it is offered now, and it has presented reasons for the faith which is in it; but it has never made any prediction as to results. It has said that when the votes are counted in November the anti-statehood crowd twill know they have been to fight" They are already learning so.
The oasis., 1906-08-18

EVEN the forces of Nature work to help out the United States, where diplomacy has failed. Fifty three years ago Senator Gadsden of Alabama was sent to Mexico to treat for a gulf port on the west coast, and failed. Now comes the Salton sea and repairs the failure of the diplomat.
The oasis., 1906-08-18

MR. FRENCH (the gentleman with the record), sought to attract attention by addressing Delegate Andrews of New Mexico, upon the statehood question, which drew a reply that has caused the sudden disappearance of the unsavory gent; and the hole'into which he crawled disappeared also.
The oasis., 1906-08-18

Wutf this newspaper does not believe in making sensational mat. ter about the threatened difficulties for foreigners in Mexico, neither does 1t believe in pooh poohing a grave situation Throughout the republic there are many evidences that there are secret influences at work to make trouble; but the gov. ernment will control them. Yet it will be prudent for all foreigners there to be circumspect and care. ful, and alert as well.
The oasis., 1906-08-18

otloft lo ff hetff content without a0ofmihe fos Ossn 'fhe iomlg eow gives agod mfjk Iu plenty ahd Its tfeed of htas is noted iot laying qualities
The oasis., 1906-08-18

WINDOW TRIMMERs are now in national convention at Philadel- phia. What a rum crowd would be a national convention of political trimmers. And what a contest there would be for the posi- ton of chief trimmer.
The oasis., 1906-08-18
THERE ARE OTHERS.

Bryan may be spellbinder, but Mark Smith is king of the hypnotists. He can make any Arizona democrat cry, sing, dance or talk like human.- Bisbee Miner.
 And he appears to have exer- cised his hypnotic powers upon some Arizona republicans.
The oasis., 1906-08-18

ANOTHER octopus has been cre- ated to take over all the dairy and egg products of the country, and raise their prices to the consumer. That is one octopus which may
The oasis., 1906-08-18

CHE anti-noise movement is spreading" announces an eastern newspaper. So far it has failed to reach the anti-statehood crowd in Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
ifhans 5 rn-bi-<ss aiesof ri c,hes ns.k-

fh1r ~ crc1tref sales q 9IotreS p1sx-
agsi cssfesi n Re Unisnd s.a1s~ Wh.ss-
ever you rssy hc you 20 tne FIJI a1g@c-
taye6 our enor-1ous facilities By
original Hoshers praces p1fcntei BE-
this firm the pores0 the code~ bean aEe
he-rseticalfy scaasd. aftcr roxssiag. U1h
4 coating a fresh cggs and sagsr. which
preserves intact the drlicious faEnr and
aroma drs 20 or kkilled blending ard
rnGsting- not ~ = c0rlparrd witherndes
primitive rreshaais On 4 smaller sce
We drink ArhuekieS Ar;osa c--see
every day with TIE best coffee o. tae
word 20 choose from.
I your grocer refuses 10 sell you
ArhuckieS. Ari0~x Cotiee s-ad u express
or postal moncyafder Tor ! so and we
win send ioibs. OF krioa IN awoo6 bx.
Transportation paid 10 yuur freight 81.
tiou. The price Of coffee flucsuates~we
cannot guarantee Tire price forauyresSnd,
We viii ship in the original packages
with signature Of Arbuekle Bros. 10 Lbs.
TO signaturex-which sniltie yuu sn
4 rrexrntss New bot rita extsrer pic.
lures 1t VI presrnts fire. Yer r== @Essr
frs. for the bo.k and are the pictures
OF tbs uSctnt aaa beautiful presents
befoge yum order tire cs,iiec.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

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epss - 80 UesesA
wasSss ~stss xss~sh !. - - -
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sxssd n~ sg~e ~ = f~s dsys 4
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hapxn s~xsnnlzg hss sAes W. ID i hwtxeAf
e s<seui isrts~s Al rxseslr fhs rxss
time psse~ asd d lust shs rixbf dire
ssaa . bamp soasss form 10 ~ mr. foam
Asthxs ~ sAs brow ssn@. I'm . f~r nasfe
days ~ ~ tls~ y r~ro}~tri ~ N
lssisih< srrxifssf 10 moash u
structure . srsrss . Tod hixh saf a.
sov-s4sei w . surxAa mass II fesera~I
tbessIStne bIssd vessels -sfse srs1eaiing
ard uefkne ~ fhis ssrprssps sirus
fure Might and dzy the wok u rass
"a ~lth assonndlsx st.e~f. and 10 foas
Esonshs iris sk~s~rragsS u hniShed. !
voni~SfHi ~sfrnesars Indeed. fsr q scuvs
Of natures forces have ioli~J . myriad
u insLslhis wofkmen have done iLsss
rsss. md IN s~Alnre shss. according II
ordinary nies. shsnid have taken I
lifetime Il here rushed through III !
summer and Ill Id absolute siBcare.
August ~e~rS nh hnlsdinx Ions. bnf n
q Still siniiers-f ~llh scaffosiing. The
supplies a. blood a The base are re.
duc-i aud finally discontinued. Tbs
antiss i no longer ia vital touch Will
ths animal II begins ID de. The ssn
sitiscne-s leaves rsch parf. The seisel
covering Soon dis. cracks aud peeis
and The alag assists The process 81
CLEARING on Inc skin ~ scraping hi,
horns q The brnshwooi seri.mlel
sees him fully srmed IN hls spears Of
dead bono. sfronx In body. KioryinK II
his weapons and hls strength and resd,
10 hattie with Ill comers = Ernesl
Thompson Seton n scribnesss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

Esea 81 exp<sf rarn0s Distinguish ~
ttS a-ssraranc~ raAi E-0-a -
rliaa Csaee Thea h0S@ yoa know
that yoa ges ycar noneys Worta whe1
you bay ioose gTooe-y-s,ore coser n
iookx ard ne psiSs nlarks yoa doaE
know. and Tie grocer Gors MT know.
for .crp- qualify i not sisib.s % liz
~. and be cansos show i % 10. Re-
fuse ioose sccopconee, You raay b. surs
TIT Il codes deleriorafes when ex,esi
10 the air. and s easily contaminated B,
dust ard impurities
Won will ind i 70 your advantage %
NY from M direct II your grocer refuses
D supply Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee.
For your protssiion, 70 positively IN.
sure you full weight. purity and the h.,
coffee value for your money. AgbrskasS'
Ariosa Coffee Is sotd Id seased one pound
packages only. As the largest eofes
dealers In the world. with q business IN.
ceeding any fos.r other enaee dealers,
we can and do give better coffee than
can be bought elsewhere for anything
like the same priee-in proof of whlet
the saiesof Ariosa for 81 years are greasel
&@ &%Hs# &3# &E=@@ &EH ~ @%~F -H% 49, ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

80 mSeAs1s - Gsssssesss0 -
go e 80 os~kesAL

nsarpo uSsnons ~ G~sesSsosfao -
ess> - - es~sss1L
- srs csvS4An1y ~nsssl~d a kss
skrs@<H gzszg wlrs fsssss sna - mi ts.t
ss1.sifniss 20 ~z1ss erxhsrd Ta~<s
sn~ 80 ru<nd bs4dsd us~~ sb,ss
fsrss. s~~f ~ azsanss~r. u1e fruit
kseks t-aa~mrrsy - III q AAa a~~n arfs
asisny 90 u pAse~ Rely uss~
ve1A pass f~ 50 chrsssnas trrr.
rsses as.ure Do tbs rsrs q sxS arr
v4ses~ sA&~t YSm farx~s tn shs<sr sre~s
In roar usrshern axsAxrt To hsve -
sc<n~ - familiar uHb she ~ess~s xisis
ui-< fsz1s hang ~ osu shsse re~s.
win as1~s and robins sassasinx ~
rreF&L snsi fsn.x~s~ virh isiiwa biris
sitting ID ~ srs,z~ fr~e oserfs~sd. thai
yen cans.s< fully - and a~ssrc5sfe ttse
sh.rra. Hun yon certainly bave nc3 for
gotten sas~ glory N . M~lnsash r~d ~
pie tr~~ ID ocfof~r a. indeei d ~hole
orrhsni of ripe northern Spies. sp.tzes
harxs AL kings. Tee In osanse hss .
gSo<y I'll IT, own RI 10 ftse goli ~ fse
orrhsrt Too ffsyuxhs the trer~ grew u
groves ~buf herr fbey an ID long nc
ulsr rp~s- That uss word borrow.
10 from me Wild oranEe@ mat In snan
l~h dsyx came m where they might
snf we're seldom srn<plsnf~d. They
grew as sha~@ Wild ~psrslmuions grow
at the s~ixe az fts~ orrhari or ~ PINES
ari rnapis~ grow. Bur yosr mciers
orange srrs~ are grown m Ion9 rows 20
be- cultivated with riovx spi horses.
The rial orange trr should sfsad
about twenty-five 81 thirty fret high.
~ifh . trunk or Ise az SIT inches fts
foliage IL dease and q rich green. n u
q grani trpe to it beneath AZ midday
snd drtnk th~ tuioee ~ The fruit Instead
os ~afev-M u d1fftIiei perfectly. But
thee trres are rojDd and low headed.
and oap nust atoop 10 Get tcnesth
Them. Thy are made Of the CRATER
shoots that rams up around the old
trees after the freeze. They arc more
convenient 10 spray. 20 protect from
the blizzard. while the fruit II NOR
easily gathered. You can walk mn
shout shss orchard and reach half the
fruit without q ladder. II IL a good u.
nsfratinn Of how good sometimes
cones pnf M evil
different shapes 10 ~ snre.
There are quite as many. varieties Of
nranges IN this orchard NJ there are Of
snpies d piums m most or yonr north.
ern orchards = hfteen Or twenty. Ut
least The grower knows them All By
name and can tell them al by the
shape md the quality. He docs not 70
at random and pick amy ine big orange
Tor his own eating, hut he takes bis
selection tho King. or the Homosasa.
o. the Jaffa, 81 the Ruby. Or Parson
BROWN. ~ Eatsnma, or possibly the
tangcrine. He nils his pocket with, se.
iected varieties and then goes TO that
pine grove over there and peels them
~ he lunches. II IN very much a We
DO with our pipplns. and swaars. and
] Princess Louise. and JiliInowers.-In.
dependent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

cusseus WsA1sag cssts.s - Issk<y.
The dowry Of . Turkish bride y a..
ed both by Law and custom and must
not exceed 1 ssln equal 70 81 20 ~ unit.
ID States currency. On no pretext can
this amount be made ereater o. hess,
even though the parents BE- extremely
poor or Immensely wealthy. The we'd
ding Il Invariably ~ Tor Thursday. the
festivities beginning On the previous
Monday and lasting four days, The
mcrrymaklng u carried on ~ the men
and women separately, and each day
10 distinguished By 4 chauge In cere
monies. On no account will Turks q
low spoons. forks. knives or wine or
The table when celebrating i wedding
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

0es6s Kidney ~ u ttsve Oors Great
esvvles ~ peepls Who Work
Z Las veoas.

Most 3. Las Vegas people work
eUry dsy In some strained. nnnatnr-
Il pDsitiOn-lbeadtnx constantly over
= desk-ridins on joltins wagons or
csrs-doins iaborious house~urk: lift
tng. reaching or pulling, or trying the
back II i hundred d one othcr ways,
An these straina tend TO wear. weak
en- and injure the tdneya until they
fall behind II their work of fitcrins
the poisons ffUtn the blood. Doen's
Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys. put
new strensfh In bad backs. =. Las
VEGAS cures prove n.
n b. Becker. Or Santa Ne street.
Las Vegas. N. M. says 4 have
been troubled for the last two years
With i pain IN my back, and no mat.
Ter what I did the pain stii rcraain.
ed. Tho trohbie i growing worse
when I Was advised TO us Deans
Kidney PILLS and procured them ii
Goodail's drus store. toak d few
dcscs and was surprised 10 note that
the pain wal growing less. anil fineil.
Il completely disappeared. Whenever
over yexertion IL my work brings 81
lame back, a dose or two Of Doans
Pulls always likes me up all right"
For sale hy all dealers. Price Il
cehtt. Foster-Milhurn CO, Bufala
Mn. Iork. sple agents for The Unitss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
HONEY As A FOOD.
~ ~ Nssssshtsg $50 saves Wssk rss
ne Dssssstss Ossans.

ne Ots esstse Ossans.
Honey. which II described ~ zone on
natures best foDis.. 70 the subject of
. rereri hy the Ontario department Of
agriculture. In this u 10 pointed out
inst n y only within the past few cen
turtles that sugar has become known
and only within the last generation
that refined sugars have become 10 low
IN lrice that they may BE- commonly
UNI ~ poorest families. Former.
y Honey was the priucIpal sweet. and
r was highly valued 1000 yssrs before
)e q gar relipsry was built. 1T
greatly u ~ health of the
k<ratlon.s declared. III
- BE- SNl5t partially NJ
t6>&s FORMER place q : common
fese Or DIET
Excessive slse of sugsr brings In IT,
train I long LIST % Ills When sugar
u takea into the stomach II cannot b.
assimtihtesi It'll hnt cisanEet ~ dl'
gcSiicl intS grape sugar. Only too
often tbs crerta xed stomach falls prop.
erly 10 perform this digestion. aud then
come so,lr stomach and various phases
u indigestion aud dyspepsia. m the
laboratory % the hive the honey has
been fully prepared By the BEES for
prompt assimilation without taxing 81.
ther stomach % the kidneys. ~ thai
ID eating honey the digestive machin.
~ II saved work ssd health b main
talncd.
Moreover. the same report says tha,
sin many cases II win ~ ! real eccno
my TO lessen the butter bin BY lettina
honey IN part take It's place. One pound
OF honey Will % y far - : pound q
butter. and " both articles be Ok ths
same quality the honey win cost ths
less. Honey II strongly recommended
Cor children. while fos persons % a.
ares I pleasant and wholesome drink
IL called German honey to. This y
made By pouring = teacupfui Of hcl
water on from one to two teaspconfnli
Of honey
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

pr Alfred Russell Wallace told Her,
bert spencer's reason Tor living II 4
London boarding housR with rather q
commonplace set Of " paie~retircd In.
dian officers and otherSs VI said that
he dad purposely chq sSEha home
iii order 10 ayosf the fai excitc1 tent
or too much inte1cS leopversatioa,
that he Suffered gret IRON iusomfiia
ANA TINT liz found tn when his even
inrs were spent n coutson1 leo con.
versatiou. learhing the news % the nay
or taking part IN q little music. he had
! better chance ef sleeping.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
nenely yoltaire.

yoltaire was the ugliest 4 or hin
age. Emaciated to q skeleton. all the
features OF his conntenance were cxagr
gerated His ~ and chin nearly met
from the lack OF teeth; his cheeks wers
sunken aud wrinkled. his eyes set 80
far back In his head and 80 obscured
by shaggy, overhanging brows as to be
almost invisible. He usually wore 4
large WHY. from the midst Of which his
'attenuatsd features peeped out with
comscl effect. For years before be
dio11 Keiglit did NOT exceed ninety
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Th& CM Il
Withcut Parallel
"a I'D 4 IerAsia Nssma
Ezc1a laaapssl - So
- = p0stsA

nSx12sx sAs esssasG*ss asasade@t g
ssas~s<~n<st- sssz~ss isserest -
~ s~rri.orszi Nasrz4i 10 cssisFed e
= nxk irssl ps<ased W - sis'es
49, u - dIre<zscs V Mis- Eieza'
- Nunss. Who occsviss sks essses
eAsir. The eIass aassiEossis s<iset'
~ - fs~rs<s - mediate nd nos
dis rAo~ss <s3oss ths sssissis a.
sinrstun e hzsinx b<<n ~~spt-4ntsd
eht<f 5uszsc< Of ~ sapseme coaft 81
~ Msaka.
Harry Jacobs ) ss1rtms. VII T.
1-sssecst<d for i~si, lsressy, when
sas cas- h caiiea fes irtai. Noadss
msrnsax II sh~ Norzasi. H. rhisf w.
ss<@ ~ H. saprvn~ ccart ~ sln ~
a. he trial Judge n II Without pre-
esseas IL legal kfe Then. loo. the
chief smssiee sys sas ~ euFsssaissiansf
whsa a. accused salsed preliminary
HEARING yesterday morning
Juss hoe this wss brought
about aos~ noa srs@ar. but 4 sdds !
fssor u the ~ss@ thAf ~ail doubt
less attract vlae spread attention e
The legal world.
Sentiment IL the Normal appears q
~ DIVIDED. and Ne proceedings a. -
case are watched With The keeness
Interest. Earl Norton. q olassmaie q
sf,e accused. ~hc has hs~sn 1Appointed'
Unlsed stafes dsssSct attorney xill
present The case for the government
M,sx cofsmay Wagner of Haion. VII
sppear ~ counsel nor tho defense
Yesterday morulng Sheriff D ~ Daley
appeared In cont with the prisoner
10 pleaded moi briif... and Atto1
NY wakoner wsivei nrsilminars
hexrins ana y jury trial. The cass
rs IN have be n sricd m IL merits
xoterday. bat Dtstrics Attorney e,
brth A. suddenly called out of ths
e4.s ~ hrssss -s ana court ai,rrnrsd
ntns c'ciocs Mostly mrsnr ~.
complaint reeitcs that on Wed
6ss1 MAY ~. n the year o. oul
I0G1 about sine O'Clock IN ths
mot6ti { said day. one u. Jacobs
pur>oons1 No pieces Of candy a the
Euods 49, ohattels or I, n. simpktos
~ he did - ruere emu
,pdy IN 1neaee Of sev
vh(eh. ~ alleGo1
Ne - - distlH
", y;
; :::::;! ';'' J: ' 'ss':'';' J:
subpos - ~ been issued 3,
Miss mid lmN4E clsrk 81 Inc cnurt
w. vim enntel tht appearance Il
Monday lime q ]. u. sImp
Kim kn4maras Hsssek - Others
siil a. ~ ca simpktn'
X1s pro- eonfeetioner,
- ~ wss(<i zvsxas.
The strnso robtoRy sass kRs beer
widowed closely ~ the civlcs ssu
dents. Who have xisen court rraciic,
considerable attention. Tue class hal
been In s~ttendapce AZ the Blssk tria
several tlmcs during the past week.
9 EEK#
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
Nsshiae MOS 10 Ne.

~ don't see why yon shouldn't
Yourself ID make mel happy. Wifey
Why. of all things, You know yon
told me when / accepted ron that ! had
made you the happiest nan on earth.
Whist = the use az my trying % I'm
prove on thats
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

she told me m conndeAce that 10
way De makes hve Il absurd"
~fe4 hat the vsy be nakes mouey
tmst~-puck.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

People whose reputation depend upon
their csothes hare 20 keep dreessd %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

The stfnlo robtoRy ease ma been
followed eIosely ~ Tho civlcs stu
dents. Who have xisea court practice
considerable attention. Tue class has
been In attenda9ce II the Blssk trial
several tlmcs during the past week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10
Long Trip in Automobile.

Condo MoSley has returned from
Shreveport where he went few
DAYS ago after an automobile recent
lv purchased by G.. G. Newton. a
jeweier OF this city The machine
was brought overland from Shreye-
port 10 Marshall Texas "a distance
of forty-two miles Condo left
Shreveport Tuesday afternoon e., .
o'clock and arrived at Marshall that
evening an G;3U. Under ordinary
circumstance the "trip could have
been made ln Jess timp. but The roads
On Louisiana We're Boo egth bad CON
djtiou that iraye. was rendered dif-
ficnlt "a NarshsH ita machine was
loaded on a cav and shipped Eco bal
ias where u arrived .H-Isrds, Or
will b~ driven through tg WaXahs
chine This machine Frs of 'h0 olds
mobile make .Di - propelled Pos "a
a horse powFf .Hetur
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10
HEALTH IN
WAXAHACHIE
Hood & Curtin Say Care OF Digestion
Solves Problem of Long Life.

Hood & Curtin believe the problem
of long life is solved by proper care
of the digestive organs. Let the
stomach get out OF condition and soon
there will be nervousness, irritation,
furred tongue. specks before the
eyes, weakness, debility. indigestion,
and other physical and mental troub-
les that directly result from a weak
ened stomach
OF all the vital organs. the stom-
ach is the most frequently abused,
and hence. the one which most fire.
quently fails. and so with the dis
coyery of a remedy like Mi-o-na stom-
ach tablets. which is sold on an alb
Solutc guarantee 10 strengthen the
digestive system. aid in assimilation
at food. and cure an troubles caused
by Indigestion. an important step has
been taken towards solving the ques-
ton of good health and long life.
Hood and Curtin sell Mi-o-na on
au absolute guarantee TO refund the
none, 90 in does NOT cure \ large
box oi The tablets costs but so cents.
10 BIZ helps YOU nothing II IL fails
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10

% had been troubled with kidney
disease for thc last five years.
srilr Robert " Watts, 81 salem.
Mo iasr flesh aad never felt
NcIi and to9ored eilh leading phy
si,ians and tried aIl comedies sug
a,stet without RELIEF Finally
ificd Fole,a kidney Case and less
ihau 1870 bottles completely cured
me aud aw Bow souad aud sell
puuus ihe ssmer sidney irfesulagi-
fles afe often caused by excessive
driutinE nt settles Otefhsated ~.
teHd .o fh# siausyH 8f ouse b. aa.
ige Foote's biirrr Cufs h W
FENHfF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10
>AHAuAH - 80 HAeHHH
. PERSONAL. MENTION. ,
. HHAHH >>>>A .

W : sseeser ~ palmef ves in
ihc estS to-day
ing hi. htothsf nlssvsst Cietk Bar
dag fpom ralme4
Mrs myrtle straln ~ naIias visit
M in ghe eisy taasy
Mrs. u ~ Carver % Waco Is visit
ing Nrs n \ Peters IL East End
walter Busieson of Venus IL visit
ing hts brother District CLERK Bur
lesson
Miss Aunte Fuller 81 Tennessee
ahd the Misses Files of TtaSea are
visiting Mrs Ed Cunningham
Miss Jassamlue Cert left this
morning for Ennis where she VIII
spend few DAYS with relatives
Mrs s s Montgomery and chill
dren OF Memphis. Texas arrived in
this city last night to visit the family
Of her brother City Secretary Wal
tiers
+ Judge ] e Lancaster left this
morning fov Dallas After spending
few days there with his mother, he
viii return 10 his home AZ Plain
+ view
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10
rnE ATTENDANCE II coon.
The tarn,, Does nat Ds.,ra.t A-
tendance from Ii,.iwcii Meeting

The attendance OF the Bisdwell
meetings IL Keeping up uotwithstand-
ms the carnival attractions Those
~ho attend these services. take In
he carnival lea between the hours
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10
NEGRO BADLY INJURED.
Paralyzed from Injuries Received
During storm at Palmer

Dr.. Everett of Palmer was in the
city last night and reported that a
negro was seriously and perhaps fla
tally injured during the storm which
visited the Palmer country last
week. Three houses in that commu
nifty were completely demolished by
the wind, and one of them was oc-
cupied by the negro and his family.
The negro was struck in the back by
piece OF timber. and as a result of
the injury he is entirely paralyzed.
There is little hope for his recovery.
learned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-10
To Elect superintendent.

The board of trustees of the ltals
tomorrow 10 elect superintendent
and teachers for next year. Prof
Shofner of Ennis and Prof Wood
ward OF West are applicants TOR the
position of superintendent Prof J.
NJ Parker, who has been at the held
Of the Italy schools several Sears
is candidate for county clerk, and
VIII not be an applicant for re-e'ee-
ton. Several teachers have flied APP