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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Position WANTED: Experienced stenog-
rapher desires position in Vermont. Can
furnish references. Box 124, Danville,
Vt.
Lost. Between st. Johnsbury and Lyn-
don one set of tools and jack. Finder
will be rewarded by returning to ~
Main street.
Boy WANTED to learn the Printers
trade. Inquire of the Lyndonville Union
Journal, Lyndonville, Vt.
LosT-Dark tiger striped kitten, about
four months old: has extra toe front
feet, notify Hortense Peters, 261a Spring
street.
LOST. On the Four Corners road to
St. Johnsbury Center, Sept. Is, hand
painted shirt waist button. Reward, if
returned to this office.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell Coffee and
Tea in Vermont and Nh. Alexander H.
Bill & Co., Boston, Mass.
| WANTED: DREssMAKING to do at your
home by the day. Mrs. John S. Ellis, IL
Harrison Avenue.
MAN WANTED for general farm work.
Must be good mixer. Inquire of H. N.
Penniman, st. Johnsbury.
For SALE. A desirable two tenement
house on the "Plain." Also piano and
some furniture. Enquire at this Office.
HOUSE TO RENr-For particulars in
quire at % Main street.
WANTED--CRcULAR SAWYER able to
file and handle set works. also log canter
and teamster. State experience. R. A.
Ordway, Burroughs, Georgia.
For RENT. Two furnished, connecting
rooms. A. H. Barbour. 25 Summer st.
For SALE. Gray Horse Power,
Nearly New, H. S. Wilson. Passumspic,
w., N. 3. Telephone, 16 49,
For SALE. Two year old bull, full
blooded Durham; FIVE new mich cows,
Grade Durhams, and will be soon. H. M.
Knapp, East St. Johnsbury, Vt. N. E.
Phone 1873.
For SALE. A very comfortable single
carriage, in good condition. Can be
bought now for $25. A bargain. In
quire at CALIFORNIAN Office.
WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
imam or woman) for this county and
adjoining territory. Salary 500 and
expenses paid weekly; expense money ad-
vanced. Work pleasant; position per-
manent:. No investment or experience
required: Spare time valuable. Write
at once tor full particulars and enclose
seitaddressed envelope. Address, GENER-
AL MANAGER, 1874 E. Lake ST., Chicago.
WANTED. A good reliable girl. Must
be good cook as well. will pay car
fare or call me by phone 70 4, for infor-
nation. Good wages to the right per-
son. Mrs. James <. Ramage, East st.
Johnsbury, Vt.
NURsE.-Mrs. c. ]. Heon, Drouin's
plock, room 16s Railroad street, st.
Johnsbury, Vt. N. 3. Telephone ll'4.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Marriages.

At North Concord, Sept. ~, Harry Ran
ney and Miss Ina Russell.
At Glover, Sept. IL, by Rev. Mr.. Ross of
West Glover Fred e. Simpson of East Lyn-
don. and Miss Einora L. Phillips of Glover.
At Burlington, Sept. 8, by Rev F. D. Pen
ney, Roy L. Randall of New York and Miss
]. Blanch Tousl, OF Burlington.
At CRANKY, by M. A. Wilson, Justice of
the Peace, Robert Waterman of CRANKY and
Mrs, Mary A. Blake of Barton.
At St. Johnsbury, Sept. 16, by Rev. FIR
Boissonnault, Moses Audet and Miss Jose
phine Messier, both of st. Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Births.

At Laurel, Delaware, Sept. Ia. a son to DR..
and Mrs, Ralph L. Bennett and grandson to
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Bennett
At St. Johnsbury. July 90, a daughter,
Blanch, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred LaLiberte.
At St. Johnsbury. Sept II, son to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Graveline.
At st. Johnsbury, Sept. 13, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fountaine.
At Baltimore, Md, Sept 8. a daughter,
Elinor Cameron to Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Jackson.
At South Peacham Sept. II, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G. shaw.
At East Concord, Sept. 8. daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stockwel.
At Lower Waterford, Sept. 10, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Nelson.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Literature Class rleetlng.

The first meeting OF the literature class
OF the Woman's Club will be held at the
Museum class room, Thursday, October
4, at three o'clock. The class will be
under the leadership Of Mrs. George H.
Ide and have chosen for their topic,
Historic and Literary Concord"
Members are requested to bring note
books. Anyone wishing to join the class
may hand their names to Mrs. A. B.
Moves.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Deaths.

At Danville, Sept. IA, Mrs. Mary Iang-
maid SWEET. aged 81 years, mother Of
George SWEET of St. Johnsbury.
At St. Iohnsbury, Sept. 1s, Mrs. A. w.
Baxter, aged "a years
At East Burke, Sept. 10, Burleigh True,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Baker, aged
months.
At North Walden, Sept. 13, Henry Paronto,
aged Sc years
At East Hardwick, Sept. IS, Richard, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. J H, Albee,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
rluseum Notes.

The following flowers have been re-
ceived the past week at the Museum:
White snake-root, fruit of Jack in the
Pulpit, whorled or mountain aster, fruit
OF hoonbeam, mountain cranberry, pep.
permint, ground pine, brook lobelia,
blue stemmed aster, New England aster,
buck drops, motherwort, grass-leaved
ladies' tresses.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09

Grau BON Sedbad frat in bas
3immer hires Mannes.
Der 2anbratb faB am S9reib=
it'd; er panbte Ii9 BON Isiner Mrbeit
ab unb blidte ieiner Trau ernt in
bds i9One 9eIi6t. gr beeriibte lie
unb par bann slei@ pieoer BEL feis
ner Nrbeit.
Sic isbte fi9 in einsn &lubisHel,
Der 10 ftanb. buB tie senau bas
prOfil i6rss Munnes betruaten
fpnnte.
Rubis blidten feline glusen auf
be auseebreitete 2anbfarte. nieber. gs
fparsn grdue, i9arfe @ugen, bic nit
ibrem BIid Biz in bas tisfits Snnere
brinsen tonnten.
&itti bate ii9 ME benz nrt6eil aus
berer anf9lieben f0nnen, bab ibr
Wann 19Dn lei. Seute erI1ien er
ibr in gang anberem 2i9te, unb bas
Bib befen, BEN fte fir unbeisgbar
i4Dn ssbalten, perblaBte bahinter
p~oaftGnbis.
nnb bod bate lie sebaat, benz
anber.n gu folsen unb ale SGben
apii9en ii9 unb ben Sbren gu our4z
i6neiben. = Damn miirbe bier bic
S9peiter an ibre STEELE treten, bic
ldnsft Diellet9t f9pn i'm 9erasn bes
9~ausberrn ben freig.poroenen plab
ausfii1te.
&itti raffte fi9 auf. Sang lansfam
trat lie binter ben Stubl ibres Manz
nes.
1leberrui8t iub sr auf. r@az
pinit bug"
sic lsste ibren pei9sn @rm Inn
feinen Baden : es mar bas erftemd
felt LANCER 53eit. bab tie nit elmer
2iebfofung 3u tbm fam.
SD babe Dir etpas gu iusen!"
Sbre Stimme a~ttterte, unb als el
ibr in bas 9eii4t idh, gepabrte e.
cine unsemein liebli4e Snnisteit in
ihren fetnen 3igen.
Oa lebnte er ieinen &opf melt au'
rud, odB er gang IN tnrem urn
rubte.
Sanft lieb fi9 8itti auf feline
anie nieber, unb pGbrenb lie aud
ben anbern 4rm UNI ieinen Sals
fdpans, bei4tste tie ihm unt.1
S9lu9aen pie elm truBises 8inb al
ibre Rotb.
limb als lie bann itiG tpurbe uni
unter Sbrdnen bittenb gu linn auf'
i9aute, ba prebte er Die 6eibge'
liebte 9eftalt febnfi4tis in feline Irs
me unb tiibte lie pieber unb pie'
Der!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09
ueber oie M%nfinemns Der Seid,e
Gapons,


6es ebemaligsn Popsn unb Mrbeitsrz
fiibrers, ser BON Dem n@sri9t Der DR.
better" gum So6e perurtbeilt unb
ubinoeriGtst" tpur6e, perbsn aus ct.
petsrsbur9 iest nod fulsenoe @in5eI=
beiten beri9tet:
@appns 2ei6e tpur0e in Dem on Der
finnIanoiIden 8abn selesenen @iuenz
ort Sferfi gefunOen. Oort mar am
G. @pril oas sipsiit0dise 2anobais Der
Srau Speri9insfi bon einem briinets
ten Serrn, Der pisr5ig Sabre alt iaien,
gum preiie bon 100 Hubel fir Sen
Sommer gemietbet pOr0en. gr nannte
fth putilin uno betpobnte in ct. pe=
tersbura mSi9ernii9ep >@db4en cine
mDblirte Wobnung Bel W~inograbotp.
3pei Sage ipdter erfaien elm junser,
bartlp5er Meni9 uno fragile, OF oas
2anbbaus f9on tupeSirt unb gebsiSt
lei, nie Der Mietber befpblen babe. Ser
Spprnif (9ausfne9t) perneinte es, oa
6as Sanbgelo bon 10 Rubel, bas BON
Sem briinetten Serrr eeaablt tpuroe, gu
gsring lei. Der iunse Meni9 sins
fort nuS eri9ien tags barauf aberz
mails. putilin besleitete i'm oiesmal,
Sa6lte 40 Hrbel 9anbgelb uT6 bsfabl,
Bis gum 10. @pril bas 2an6baus in
Stano gu ieben. Mm IL. Ipril ers
ffien Ser damn pieoer nit fsinem
Mnaeftentsn, tpie Der Stpornit an>
nimmt, uno befabl, brsi Tlai1en Bier
unS elm WeiBbrot au taufen. Bel ieis
rer Miidfebr fanb Der Opornif one
Sbiir bereits eei9lpfen. Die beioen
Mnt0mmlinse tparen nidt fi9tbar. va
fid Bib gum 13. Mai Der Mietber
ni9t m.loete, tpanote fiA 6rau Stpers
56insfi on Sen Yoliaei9ef 5errn Cue
BORT NIT Ser 8itte, bas 2anobaus gu
Gffnen. Dies sei9ab, ale 3immer tpaz
rem in Srbnung, nur Elm oberes Sc
mad mar nit einem 9GngeI1lob ge>
Iperrt, oas ourh eiferne Rinee aeaogen
mar; elmer bon 6ieien feblte ieboa, 10
oaB bas .2immer rofH oeDffnet tperoen
tonnts. Sn elmer gde oieies Raumes
lag elm unoefinirbarer 5aufen NIT eli
mem i9parSen Pel5 unb 8iberfragen
bebedt. Bon BORT sins Elm bider Strid
au einem ~eiiernen aleiberre4en. Oils
Ser p.ls entfernt tpurbe, fam cine boil
fommen angefletoete mdnnli9e 2ei9e
gum 0ori9ein in balbeebeuster Gtel<
lung, nit elmer S9linse um ben Gals.
Man ertannte in ibr fofort oen Gre
prisfter @apon. Oas Gefi4t NOR gang
braun, bic Hafe 5erf4unben, elm Muse
ausselaufen, Der Dumb feft seidloFen.
Der S6lips Lao am Booen. Der 6emo>
tras.n mar e.Dffnet. Cine WeFen-
tafde enthielt elm Retourbiuett mad
Oferti, abseftsmp.lt bonn II. Mpril.
Der 2ei9enseru9 ma ni4t iebr ftarf.
Wie Der poli5ei4ef permutbet. lit So
pom erft set0otst unS bann als 2ei9e
na4 Oferti geI4afft tporSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09

bate iit Dor einisen Sagen oas 8sr=
ner Nmtsssri9t gu befafen. Die 35s
jGbrig SalOme 2eieunne aus StraR<
burg mar Dor ldnserer 3eit i'm 8srn.r
SnIclipital als @sibseugperipaltsrin
anseItelt. !9ier trat tie gu Der ebenz
fails in Dem 9ofpitale beoienitsten
Maao Gina pauli in freunoi9aftlide
Ye5iebungsn, Die 10 tpsi! fiibrten, bag
oie 2sjsunne Der Greunoin einen
YrGutisdm beridaffte. Dieter Dam
bate nur Den sinen a~nerbinss err
bebli6en! = Jebler, Dab CT ni4t eris
Itirte. Die 8efanntf9aft tpar ndmli9
bon Der perI9mibten Strabburserin
6rieflid bsioret por6en, un0 Die bies
6ere Gina pauli bat Den 9errn nOiref=
tor &rauie" aug Strabburg, 0sFen
Braut lie fb ftol5 nannte, nur aus
ieinen griefen fennen uno lieben as=
lernt, Briefen, Die BON Der 2eieunne
fabrisirt uno bur4 einea 9slfsrsbslfe-
bon Strabburg ssianbt purben. Gin
Sabr lang ne9Ielte Die 8raut nit
Dem 5errn Oireftor Briefe uno Gs<
fhenfe, unb als Der r8rdutisam" zines
Cages Sen SOB ieines Woters meloete,
legte Die rS4piesertObter", pie fid's
eeb0rt. Srauer an. gn0lih fam or
G4nin6eI an Sen Sag. uno Die Sc
tdnfdte aeiste Die Greunoin an, nit
Der Mnsabe. fte babe ibr ourh ibrs
S9pinoeleien ettpa 1000 6r. entlodt.
Das Geriht fonnte niht our ueberseuz
guns gelansen, oab Die 2eieunne oas
Man0ber in Der Mbii9t, fih 0s0urA
gelo au perf&affen. prrsenommen
babe, uno 10 fpuros oie .9siratbsper<
mittIerin1 freisefproden. Smmerbin
bat fie Der @etdaf4ten cine Gnt9Gois
slins gu aablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09

Sn 9ortmuno muroe am
S~re6enbaum cine Musitelung beg
8erbanoes Der WaIer bon Mbeinlaro
um6 Weltfafen eroffnet. Sic Mnsifel.
lung lift febr gut beididt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09

" StWItep.
Der Bug I'M 11:3O GbenSs Der Snbiana:
polls 2osanapOrt DipiiiOn sebt nod geru
snftatt 2osanspcrt.
Seue ipe3ieue 9ebienuns mad ST. @ahne.
Bulge perIafen indianapolis I'm ECO uno
ll:t0 nbr 8ormittass unb 500 unb 700
nbr Rsf mittaes, MAIDEN bic 6abrt mad
1T. Dapne in A Stunben unb 40 gainuten.
saeuer 3us Rarion Slper 8erIdbt
Narion 7:55 gormittass unb 1:55 ga9'
mittass /; @erIabt indianapolis HOO Sprs
mittass unb 500 @a9nittass; bdIt Bios in
Anbericn unb Meranbria an.
MnidIiebenbe 2inieu errsi9sn Sapton,
Ohio, st. @apne, Suntinstcn. @abaib,
2~afontaine, StpabSee, Sreentopn, Sartforo
Gitp, Montpenier, Bluffton, @tn9efter,
Union Stir, Greensiue, o., unb Smii1ens
ffationen.
Sra@ts unb 8afdsier'O Office SerminaI
@artesimmer. SeIepbon @ 175.
Suoianapolis & Gafern.
2imiteb 3ase fir &i9monb unb allen
9unften in Sbio, tpeI9e petbunoen ftnS NIT
eleftrii1en 2inisn, I'M $40 unb 11:10 gcrs
mittass, 2:1O unb 5:10 @admittass uhe
$40 Abenbs. aocaIe tSise fir ai9monb
unb Sp~iidsnftationsn pom 600 llbr Sors
mittass an unb bann iebe Stunbe. ausses
nommen bic 9imiteb 3eit, bis 900 glbenbs
(7:00 nbr Mbenbs aasseIafen). SETTER Sus
mad Greenfield UNI l1:30 llbr Mbsnbs.
indianapolis & Wartinspile.
grfe Morsen. Gar um $40 ubr Morsens.
Damn pon $50 nbr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
Bis 11:30 lt6r Mbenbs /; a%usgenpmmen bic
Stunben $50 unb 1870 rbr Nbenos.
SnSianapolis Goal Srattion SO.
!3ase laufen ffiinbIi9 pom Subianapplis
nod 8IainfieIO pom 800 ubr ROrssns Bis
Hoo lbr Gbenbs ; a,ssenOmmen bic Stuns
ben 500 unb 1000 tlbr MbenbS.
S%nbianapolis & Nortbweferm.
Sise Iaufen ftiinbIid pom 500 ubr @crs
gems bis 900 1br NbenbS. Nni4Iub IN
2eb anon fir Tborntcwm unb Grawforpspile.
Ser Bug I'm 1000 ubr AbenSs fdbrt bios
Biz mad 9ebancn.
Ser Bug um 11:30 lbr Mbenbs fdbrt Bis
mad Sranffort, Mni6Iub in lebanon fIr
Charlottesville berieIbe fdbrt in Der Sonns
tag Radt Bios Bis nod 9afasette.
2imiteb s3iee fur 2afapstte fabren ab UNI
$40 unb lilo rbr Rorsens, unS 2:10,
5:10 Na9mittass unb ITO Abenbs. SIR
Charlottesville INN 1o:45 gormittass unS
4:25 Na6mtttass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09
Sntermrban 3eit=S abeae.
). Il. 8. spf.m.

SIN &raft Scnntas, ben 90. Nai 1906.
8iee nerIafen indianapolis.
Runcie G. Marion Diptfion.
2atprence, SortpiIe, gen6leton, Nnbericn,
Yorftopn, Runeie, NibbIetown, AIsrunbria,
SummitpiIe, dartmouth, @ns gitp, Soness
boro unb @aripn.
4 90 Sm. II 05 0m.
70 o. 8m. 2 co 9im.
8 90 SIN. #3 05 Nrr.
II 05 Sm. 4 90 9im.
8 90 Sm. 70 90 Rnt.
*9 O5 gm. *5 05 Sim.
10 90 SIN. 6 90 Sim.
Ill 90 @m. VI o. Sim.
I'll 05 @m. 8 co Sim.
IL 90 Nttss. *9 05 Sim.
ii 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-09

" St1tfeb.
9o9ansport G. geru Stptfion.
Carmel, 9~oblesbine, Cicero, Nreaoia,
AtIanta, Ttpton, &ofomo, 9aIueton,
Stallion, 2osansport, Niami, 8unfer Siu
Neru unA EIrnnb
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27
HANDSPRING OF LIFE
No One Can Be Strong With Weak
StomaCh-Hood 4 Martin Tell
How 1t May BE Strengthened.

The stomach is the handspring of
life. When it is strong and acts
perfectly, then the whole system is
right, assimilation is perfect, and
body and brain are thoroughly nour-
ished.
Mona is pleasant remedy to
use, and benefit is seen from almost
the first days treatment 1t restores
the torpid glands and stimulates the
natural digestive secretions. IT
checks fermentation. stops germ
| growth. soothes inflammation, and
Icuras all troubles. such as headaches,
lbackaches. rheumatic pains, furred
tongue sleeplessness, nervousness,
and general debility, which are caus-
ed hy imperfect digestion.
II Is the only remedy that is uni.
formly successful in the cure OF stom
ach diseases that Hood q Martin ar,
willing 90 give "a guarantee will
every so cent box of Mi-o-na tablets
that tho remedy will cost you moth
ling unless it cures They have 50
. much faith la Mi-o-na that they au
Willing to takc an thp risk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27

Explain the eoafIiss in osanlso's
ASSERTION about the handkerchief
How Is this slight departure from
truth punished
Explain "arc there no stones. ste.
Was iage notorious villain" ac-
rorfing io she modern nee OF the
word9
Was Iaao really slave
on. cursed cursed slave. 60
whom REFER
q. fooi fool. etc. how do differ
ent actors interpret this fnrness.
y SEQ
What Incident induced kean to
fall on his back when stabbed Fur
ness. D SEQ
Explain. N Spartan dog
For what purpose had Gratino
come 10 Cypress
How was he Othello's heir
What hope do the last five lines
contain
How many essential divisions or
movements of the entire action OF
the play Furness. opp - 42J
What peculiar obstacle has the
dramstist introduced in his play
found in no others
In what respect are iago and Rich
ard III aiike7
Name again all the characters in
this drama
Is the influence of the play on the
side OF pessimism or optimism?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27
DOWIE LOSES HIS HOLD.
First Apostle. 1t Is Said. Has Alb
dicated and Policy Will Be
Changed.

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 27.-Zion City,
which was founded by John Alexan
der Dowie. the First APOSTLE is ac-
cording to wellfounded reports, rap
idly undergoing a change from the
outlined plans of Dowie. 1t is re-
ported that Dowie has abdicated
Prior to going to Jamaica for his
health recently Dowie founded a "tri-
umyirate" of deacons, which now has
the financial control of the communi-
ty. The pressing creditors of Zion
City have been informed, according
to a person in authority, that the de-
parture of Dowie marked the new
era for the community and that out
siders could be welcomed to Zion and
that the restrictions and sumptuary
laws would be recalled
1t is thought by some that bowie
gave up control for the present only
on account of i'll health and that he
will seek his former position when he
returns from the south. This view is
given much credit because today it is
reported that Gladstone Dowie, after
being with his father for few weeks,
| is Fastening back to Zion so as to be
on the premises in case radical &C
ltion is decided upon by the ''trium-
virate''
Mrs Dowie is still in Zion The
>
) report that Zion City is undergoing {
change is given out by an attorney
for the creditors who were pressing
Ipast-du claims. The attorney says
he has advised his clients not to press
their claims, as he has been given
assurances that new day is dawnine
for Zion City.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27


Explain first three lines of this !
scene.
To whom does shell betray more !
men" refer?
Put out the light, and then etc;
explain
What are the difficulties that fol-
low " Othello really extinguishes the
light Funess. y. 29o.
How does Theobold solve he dit-
nculty' Furness. y. 29G.
Explain "But once put out thy
light etc.
/ wins did otbeuo au his tears
\ ,uel7
What does White say of h.s soli-
Ioquy Fumoss. % 1sa.
.If gou bcthink Yourself of any
crime. etc.. do Won think these
limos indicate ans religious sentiment
or arr tbsr merely gentle Way OF
breaking tu u.sdcmona tho trarody
.that is coming Or the fiu' be- fnuy
opinion. prove b. Hf other iiuee
What reason dose oth'llo give Thf
.ussdsmona ahoald NOT apssh ih'
.trath bnuf fbr handkerchief
WhF dos sonic critics fniue o.
.a.esssaf- thal Otheli0 a0u.d fsl
.Dasicmnna
Ilnw .su ee eKplaih .t
uros. That rhe was naI stabbed
He nalso wss hiet .a shaf u
fr
She ~as as falae a- Na'sr ao'
a.d s fAis comparison
uo rou thina lsssst~muua is t0 b
houorea for che Be Fae uid Nhe
tYinN
VIA goea Emilia asfeuiahmeH
prove
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27

We offer one hundred dollafs re-
ward fnr amy case ct CatarFh that
cannot ha cured by HailA Catarrh
Curc p g. CHENEY a co
Toledo Ohio
We fhp undersigned. have known
T. g. cheney for tbe last : years.
aud BELIEVE him perfectly honorable
ln ail business transactions and fin
antiAilv able 20 carry ugf any abllFa.
flous made hy his firm
WAI.DiSG. kISNAS & MARYt%
Wholesale Druggists. Tolesso. %
HALLS CatRrFh Cas-. b. taken tn
formally acting dlrostlY apon ths
Aloosl aud mucous surfaces 0f the sYss
fam Testimonials seat free. Prizes
Is cents per battle Sold hy all drug
eisga
rake Haus Family pals for oun
stipafiun
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-27
W<2/1n Oalxy of People q
And Conditions PREVAILING
And Conditions Preva1is"s

all together at ~oFk | Ike every
one OF them and they always have
= pleasant word for me. ] u. Farm
er, +, w Wallace. j c. and ] r..
TAYLOR and J +. Reed all live close
Together and when | was there on my
last trip they all came down for their
county paper They all knew me-
and laughed at me again
j. = Damron rs from Kentucky
and when I drove up to his place he
pulled me out Of my buggy aud
says Now you stay here till morn
ing stayed and We talked till late
OF the good old times MIR. Damron
used to teach school in the noun
tains OF that great state and knows
a thing or two. He knows good
horse. can shoot the bulls eye ont AT
hundred yards with rifle. and
knows mountain dew from ierpen-
tine He has several grown sons and
they are a fine lot OF young men.
r. f. Grant. W f. GolIiday, c. Il.
Webb, w NJ Mccain. ]. r Warren,
]. NJ Miller, Geo w. Brindley. s. ].
Cheek. ] w. Laney, j. w Livesay
and c. A. Hickman did the square
thing | wish ! could give them all
a writeup but it would make this
letter n mile long. Mrs. S. A. Olliv-
err has fine farm and knows how TO
run 1t and make money out OF II.
She told me she did all the buying
and had bought everything from shoe
lacks to binders. She has nice home
and II is well furnished. She re-
newed for our PAPER and says she has
taken ii for many years. Mrs. Oh |
liver deserves great praise for the !
admirable way she has managed her
business.
Friday night / STAYED with ]. P. |
Jlaunch. Mr.. Ciaeuch owns a fine |
farm and is well fixed. He is low
ar of fine horses and has several fine |
FLOODED colts His son Billie gradu-
lted last year at Grandview and his
daughter is now student
It the Polytechnic at Fort Worth
The town of Maypearl is prettily built
N Mr.. Claunch's land and in the
lpbuilding of that little city Mr..
Jlaunch has probably done more
han any other one man The years
lit lightly on his head and he is
'bout the youngest man l know of |
o his age. His home is always wide |
open to me and l go there when it |
suits me.
]. NJ. McCrary is another man who
is true to his friends and is as jolly
as boy. He has three grown boys
and 1t is hard to tell who is the
youngest of the four. Sebe Godfrey,
A. W. Dowd, the Higgins boys, T. w.
Wood. who has a new boy and is
cutting up monkey shines about it,
DR.. CURLY. who is liked by every
body and does a fine practice, Ste
phenson. the Wallaces, McCarleys,
Dr. Weeks, Dr. Moore, DR.. Cornwell,
Goodrich. Cook, Garland, White
Lyerla, Prof. Smith, Cal. Reynolds
and all that "Maypearl Liars Club"
are still there and no doubt are in
session today
w. W Lusk edits the Maypearl
Herald and it is a good paper and
those folks know it and are standing
by il. Here is my hand to you,
Brother Lusk, and ! am for you and
| Maypearl always. MILFlN.