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MECHANlCSVlLLE NEWS.


By, r...-n.i q. ,...r A... 10 s,auntou Va.
'' r..e- n-tn Mrs Thomas
l
a.-s.t 'a b. q shade f,t,er ''
mains cracay 81. az aer nome Med vci tTee' , re-
ATOM q diseases
Mls- Na," ana Josie Bottoms. OF A'bernarls
az" visiting ter aunt. Mrs Eddie
N'- jenny Win1'r ms moved her family
-- E.aei Clay, p. % -he PIKE. j.. Quite so,,
M'. .,r'raie Gan.-r hos returned 70 her
..-s ,N1 p. ~. Bingham county after
RS y N'rtl Fft1 Street
.f S.. NJ Maria T,. ana Ar5.e son. Raymond. q
,... ..l, riaaf fnr EnDNria. where they
a week with Sir. Martins mother
h,r home bore for ne pas, week . NV
ai improved
L,.hf dsughte- ~ M-s r O. Black
.o- stree who ha- been 81, serious
N, several weeks. Be- ur7- ~ ne rnera
Ntar ''la liorr.. Ie etff confined g. ,.e
NJ W..51, Str'et "nh fever
,.- -H' ~ ',ni. n g. ...e s-av - t,n DAYS
MI g.. r stein ae4 20 -hr PIKE ~ at-.
- oe gut again after "a spoil u raia-ia ''.s
Nis. - r. tiatter,.n and t.tt... SIN fs~t.f
% huctinEham county. span, sar-ie d.,s
during the past week with friends in ,,S
,,1NF
Nf@ j. q Iafinr rs visiting her daughter
H. BAILEY ~ cae'sea 1854.
''- 80 lrok has returned homo af-rr A
f'~i' % bis sister Mrs. Anaie Pierce ~ 12,,,.'-
inE Green Road VA DIV
Mr. iilIe Garter has moved his family, e-o.,
frn Pike q. So CID WOOD Street
Mrs M4ggie Srueet. who had tho - - -...-,
fn snra % rer f,.t several weeks ay. = .ti.
l' .- -p anal around again
Nr ana Mrs Audrey e-,f.be- ,~4 .r.---.
NJ R0Nauf7. Va. are visiting M-S S-ttb.r.s
mother. Mrs j. STANLEY
NJ I'D mas Gwathmey ana sister Fe+a'fe
l-ft during - past week for Rait'-1oro -
for several months '
Niss Mabel Meyer has returned o. he- homo
SISTER. Mrs. LLOYD Abrams OF C;.r5ors,.,,ia'
Miss Fanny Slaughter who has boon srieee--
ing t'r -u~ t,me with rneuuatis-r Is stiu
Nr9 I1i4 Short who has been sre-fi-.-
i.r summer iu WfluarlStf1rr has -s-r,r-s.i -
i.r nN..- hero ON the Pike
rlr Andrew Martin Ief. SATURDAY. - Afav-
ra n business
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9 Twenty-seeona So. -

seph DoWeii. Of Twonty-second street. during
The past week.
Miss Myrtle Ehiton was tho recipient OF
az 50 t 80 pNI.l "A low evenings ago
in her nome on Iwcnty-sccond Street. w--.ch
trlcn1s In honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Music games and other plcasantries were Iu-
uuiset IA until a late hour Refreshments We're
composed the party were Misses susie ArnllI.
Ruby Miles. Myrtle powcu Myrtle clifton.
ita1ti sterling. Lizzie Clyhprne. Grace Eilton.
A.wina Cermelnlan. Gladys Amhr0sciu. Laura
iaAtpn. Gertrude klei. Louise Arnan Pauline
smith. Julian Tenant Charlie Gentry. Arr
thur Creepy. Eddie Martin. Joseph Atkins n.
James Jones. and Captain james ElIlton Mrs.
Amor1selh and Mrs. Andrews chaper'usd tae
young people
An enjoyable party was given in she homo
Of Air. and Mrs. D. s. wells uv "a number ~
young people OF tho West Eui ln honor Of the
Misses Naior. The evening was deughtfuiy
spent, indulging in various games ana music
until a late hour when rcfr, shmsnts We're
ferved. after which tho rnerrs crowd disc
perfcd. Among those present were eie-es
Helen Mccarthy. elsie carter IDA Biake.
gladys owens. Myrtle Butler. Rena uatErove.
VIVA Watson. Grace Owens Ethel Hnrr.s.
Mabel Hargrove. olive Tucker. Louise Soweil.
Emma Williams Myrtle and Essic Major. aud
Mossrs Richard Brown. Howard iutI'r james
Mann. Wallace owens. Eddie Elaz. Ernest
Rc1f'rd Lewis Powell and B S. Wells. rne
Young people werc Chaperf ned hy Mr.. NJ NJ
Williams of Richmond. ana Mr.. ID 3 We s.
Fgiruounf.
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e-TNeH"tA0a-"'A
Manufacturer Of Pool and Billiard Tahloa
Deans Double Action Cushions ar the most
r,,shlrrs an soy- ~ 49, "la-.; ana II ne
take the rails on and ship them % mo- and
cover them with nrst-class cloth. and return
them 70 you complete and ready 20 place
Dean's be-, grade Pool and Billiard Table
l rea and CUSHION Con VII NOT fade. Or
coth per ST. $40 ils5 So So ~, and "3 s. s6
SOC and u3 60 $40 per box a~co-d.n g 10
size. thickness and grade QOo in box. assart-
cues fuu Length. escorted WEIGHTS. even
sa'1Ree s. go G and up s % + 55sa s. S.
Fancy striped Pool Bals. 60. 3. 50 and Si1
ented Pool BALLS are the trucst rolt nar
feet. best and NVest made. stripes ana nllrn-
bcrs viii never wear or they viii o5.iast
three or four sets q any other Inake. BE
Green worsted Pockets range in price from
q Up 20 a25o per set according TO Size and
Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets INN
size will hold 8 or balls. and viii nj per
fsct IN any size or make 81 table; price per
the usual kind q green worstcd ana leather
pockets now on the market.
per gross u IA square pieces %
Deans Blue nnd Green Chalk. best In tho
viii outiast or Z gross ~ Whi neN c Sn1H
and g. the best and cheapest 20 use
various best grades Bierd ani Pool g. Tahie
Supplies ~ every description az lowest prices
most perfect. accurate. trueet. level. strong
est and Nvest tables made
old billiard and Pool Tables and 500 up IN
erfect order: old billiard Tables made into
feoI VI Combination Tables
saloon Fixtures Heer- Drawing OUTFITS. Cop
per Lined Wash Boxes OF Work Boards 70
- behind bar counters
Ont -of own orders viii have my prompt
+ Write FOR prices Respectfully.
/ Onice Faoto-y ,-s NJ ~. - - -.
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Poems You Ought to KnOw.

Nhaever
a for
Iefreshuent Of Charles
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onice. Factory and Ware Room, No. 20 Cow
ernor St. Richmond. Va
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Personal Mention.

R.chmond on their return trip at 745
I. ".
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
81. Eg. TODD

4ic0IfIc IL Sun Jf44.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
DOLOROSA
Esta cara es mi vida. es ell bierro.

Esta cara es mi vida. ell bierro
ohay NADIA como el herro; til no qusiste NADIA con
hierro tn madre tampo quiso.
AHA I'd ALA ella; los dos estais paliduchos
Tengo cerca de setenta; mi edad es 6sta.
Mi capital. -. vamos. lque capital piensas tl que
tene til padre?
PregdntaseIo tn madre.
Todos Sc miraron los unos los otros.
Hubo silencio grave parecfa que hasta las figu-
ras de marmo escuchaban en silencio aucoso papi-
tante.
FL ferreero ncin6 POGO ell poderoso busto hacia
dslante nclin6 los fornido fombros haca delante apo
yo las rodillas las pslmas de las manos.
Toda actitud de una sencez bondadosa.
En- actitud sencila sigu6 hablaDdo de esta
-Tu padre no Sc deja ahorcar por million de pc
setas
seguidamente sin la mas leve pausa:
-Tu padre vino descalzo de Bermeo cuando tenfa
amos
Descalzo descalzo...
A mad de camino tire las apargatas qus al salir
me compro la abuca.
va sabes 10 que tiene padre TN MILLION de pesetas
Setenta aGos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
Municipio de San Juan
CONCURSO

Desde esta fecha queda alberto
IN concurso para la formation de los
proyectos de dos edifcios de fabrica
con vlguerfa de acero que han de
conStrulrse EN- el barrio de Santurce
ambos de dos plantas y destinados
uno, q Hospital de Medicina del
Municipio de San Tuan ell otro (
los servicios de administration del
mlsmo y de los demas Hospitales
que han de conStruirse.
Los concurrenteS deberan Dresen-
tar un anteproy yecto compuesto para
Icada edificio de pianos de ambas
Plantas, fachada principal Y corte
longitudinal, d escala de uno Dor
clncuenta, y una nota explicativa con
el calculo aproximado del inporte
de las obras.
Los anteproyectoS deberan dirioir-
sc al Alcalde de la Ciudad antes de
las doce del dfa del viernes 4 de
Mayo pr6ximo, y deberan ir marca-
dos con un lena que Sc reproducira
en- la cubierta de I'm pliego cerrado
que contenga una hoia con e1 mismo
lena y la hrma del autor del pro
yecto.
Los trabajos presentados seran So
metldos 4 una Comisi6n que eleiir6
entire ellos 81 hubiere lugar, ell que
maya de premiarse, y podra ademas
deSlgnar entire los restantes al one
debe adjudicarse un segundo pre-
mio.
Al autor del anteproyecto que OBJ
tenga el primer premio, sc le con
nara la redacc16n del proyecto de
hnltivo y Sc le abonara como premio
y honorarlos por ell trabaio. el dos
Y medic pOr ciento para eli HOSPITAL
de Medlclna y Ell tres por ciento por
ell edlticio de Administration. del
lmporte de los respectivos presu-
puestos, que no deberdn exceder
de $4,000 por el primero de
s $500 por el segundo. Los paqos
no sc efectuaran hasta despu6s de
termlnados los proyect0s aefinitivos.
Sl hub1ere lugar a adiudicar TN
segundo premio, este consistira en-
Ia Suma de S 10000 que Sc ab0nar6n
[despues del concurso, quedando de
la propledad del Municipio cl Co
rreSpondiente anteproyecto.
Tn la ohcina del Ingeniero de la
Ciudad, podran obtenerse c6pias de
las demds condolences del concurso
y otros informes que pucdan ser
necesarloS para al objeto.
Los anteproyectos de uno y otro
ed1tlclo, adn cuando sean redactados
Por un mlsmo concurrentc, deberan
no obstantc Presentarse por scpa-
RADIO
San Juan, p. R., Abril 4 de 1906.
81. Ez. TODD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
FRANCISCO ACEBAL
168

ados cuando IN compatrota suyo Skodopol estuvo de
director de orquesta 81 Teatro Real
casa de Skodopo ban las tipes los tenores; 6l.
D. Nicolas, tambien iba polaco desterrado como
companero de mdsca
Eran los buenos tempos de Krazewski; en- aQuella
casa conoci6 Paternna 4 su sefora; es decir DOR
aqnellos d{as atm su se6ora era la segunda ple
del rego coiiseo.
Krazewski extendi6 en- largas remembranzas
de aquelos tiempos.
Ell ferreero le ola hablar que por aquellos tempos
a1n no Sc hablaba de Wagner; ESQ vino despues vino
como una OLA fue la marea que avanza retroce-
de; pero al I'm el mar gan6 terreno la terra
Las primeras notas wagnerianas que oyeron los
madrllenos 1esonaron en- los Campos El1seos.
ID. lndalecio no recordaba los campos aque1los
ID. Nicolas prosiguo verbosa char1a
-Pues 81, sehor, ALI resonaron las notas prmeras,
baio la bauta de Gaztambide.
Yo no 10 Of a6n me calentaba mi ell sol de Cas-
tilla pero el mismo Gaztambidc 10 ha contado fue
la overtura de "Tanhauser.'
Sc oyo en- siencio.
Al acabar la overtura Gaztambide Sc qued6 vac-
lsnte la batua en- la mano los seores profesores
tambien quedaron vacilantes con los Instruments
empuhados,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
Buena noticia

Tn Ell antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
0astreria de R. Monies, Sc acaba de
recibir un immense surtido de casi-
mtres ingleses y franceses, los que
otrece 4 su numerosa clientela al
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay TN ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que Sc detallan desde 81 a $I4. Cuen-
ia tambien el Bazaar con TN surtido de
abn2os para caballeros y nif1os, propios
para Wales gorras, camisas, cuellos,
punos, tirantes, cinturones, Iigas, cal
zoncllllos, corbatas, medias, Y muchos
mas artlculos del ramo.
RFERTm HnRRE =~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
ICON Mauara I

Arancel de Puerto Rico
DE VENTA EN- Ell @BOLETIN'
o. EJRAgPE.aR
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12
A REMARKABLE STORY
Hrs. Siorer Makes the Atstemssi hat
She Is Presidents Greater

Cincinnati, O., Dec. ~ A remark
abe interview .Gst publish, rrc,ii.
ted Mrs, Bellauly Storer With The
statement that she and her husband
had created President Roosevelt. "
Mrs Storer said thar while she mad
seen a newspaper woman Monday
night and had said some OF the
things credited TO her, the report as
published gave entirely different
complexion TO everything she said
nd that undue prominence bad
been given to certain Incidents re-
lated during the interview. while
Unable to deny dat such interview
had been given, she said th.. so ~
correct and garbled a report had
been published that ii did not give
her views or statements and she did
not want il 10 be considered as com
ing from her. Beyond this she re-
fused to discuss the matter.
The following was telegraphed
tIom here TO the Chicago Record
Herald:
My husband and | created Pres
ld2ht Roosevelt said Mrs. Belamy
StHIcr to a preventative of tha
Herald It was through my influenta
that Nh b'",sl,elt was made asset
ant secretary of the navy and it
came about this way
Mr.. Storer and | went to Canton
to pay the president and Mrs. Me
kinley a visit. told the president
that | was not there to ask for any
thing for myself but that it would
be great personal favor if ne
would make Mr Roosevelt assistant
secretary Of the navy. He at first op-
rhSeu it, saying that Mr. Rooseye
was too much Of fighter. but even
tually he granted my request. ="
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12
PRESBYTERIAN BROTHERHOOD
President Turner Goes to Chicago
to Attend the First Meeting.

President Turner of Trinity Uni
yersity left today to attend the first
meeting of the new general council
of the Presbyterian Brotherhood at
Chicago. The council is made up
OF twenty-one members. represent
ing the most aggressive and influ-
ential laymen of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, Z S. \. This denomination
since its union with the Cumber-
land Presbyterians, represents
membership of 1,2S0,000, and It is
believed that the new organization
Will be of great value in developing
activities that have not hitherto been
utilized After this meeting Dr..
Turner will 90 to Nashville, Tenn,
whore he will deliver an address at
one of the mass meetings in that
city Sunday, December 16. for the
purpose OF promoting evangelistic
efforts in the south.
a large number of prominent
| churchmen from various parts of
the country will participate in these
meetings. MIR. John H Converse OF
Philadelphia, the largest individual
contributor to church enterprises IL
the Presbyterian church, will ais
, be one of the speakers On Monda
3 following. conferences will be hel
I at Cumberland University, Lebanon
Tenn, and the whole series wi
}. close with a great mass meeting
|. Nashville on Monday night A NEE
. ing of the board OF education of IN
| church viii be held at the same tim
, and the interest of its members ma.
! be confidently anticipated in behal
of Trinity University
On Monday evening, President
! and Mrs. Turner entertained the ed
itorial staff of the Trinitonian and
the Officers of the university athlet-
ic association There were fourteen
guests, and the evening was spent
enjoN8bly In games. music. and so
rial converse.
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THE WYATT TRAGEDY
h'l''as Of Gus hC(1Ieb Appears 10 Have
beeR without proyotafion.

County Attorney Mark Smith spent
Tuesday at Wyatt interviewing wit
nesses to the tragedy committed
there Monday In which Gus MEGA
leb was killed and John Morrow Sc
riously wounded The result of MIR.
Smiths investigation will be sub
mitted TO the grand jury when that
body couyeues next February.
While Mr. Smith was at work at
torneys who have been employed by
the Pritchetts We're on the ground
securing evidence to be used I'm be-
half of the defendants
II appears from the meager infor-
nation obtained by q reporter for
this paper that the killing of Nc
Cdlco and the wouuding OF the
young man Morrow was without Sc
rious rrovCcation There were
some eight or ten eye witnesses to
the tragedy and those who were fa-
miliar with the circumstances
said that both McCaleb and John
Morrow were endeavoring to pacify
K. NJ. Pritchett, who. ii is claimed
had threatened to kill Ben Morrow.
the father of the young man who
was wounded. 1t is said that the ell
der Pritchett had accused Ben Nor
row of using offensive language in
the presence of Mrs. Pritchett. This
accusation was denied by Mr.. Nor
row.lt is claimed that early Monday
morning b. NJ Pritchett said he was
going to the gin where Morrow was
at work and kill him. Friends of both
men talked to Pritchett and it was
thought by them that he had con-
sented to let the matter drop One
of the men who first talked to Prit-
chett was Gus McCaleb, who return
ed to the gin after he thought the
trouble had been settled
Later in the morning. so it is
claimed, Pritchett procured a reyol-
yer from his store and started to-
ward the gin. John Morrow OWNED
his intention and accompanied him,
all the time endeayoring to per-
suade him to desist from an attempt
on the life ef his father. They were
followed by Tom Pritchett McCaleb
saw them coming toward the gin,
and suspcctine the object of Prit-
cnett's visit there, started up the
1oad to meet them for the purpose
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"A PARDON IS REFUSED


Information has been received
from Washington TO the effect that
President Roosevelt Yesterday re-
fused To pardon John p. Cooper OF
MeGregor McLenna county. Mr..
Cooper was cashier OF the National
bank OF McGregor which failed be.
cause of extensive cotton speeula-
tlons. He was convicted in the Fed
eral court AT Waco and sentenced to
a term OF five years In the prison
at l,eaNenworth, Kansas
The president refused a pardon
last year, but Congressman Bean
got him TO reopen the case this
year. II is said the refusal was
made because the presidents policy
ts not 70 interfere with national
bank convictions
Mr. Cooper formerly lived IN
NaSahachie and his family is now
residing here He has many friends
in WaNahachic who had hoped thar
the president would grant him a par
don He has already served about
three years OF HIS sentence
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TO pOLlCN HOLDERS.
Judge kelso Asks Those in Texas to
Vote at Once

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. H.
| Judge Winchester kelso, chairman
| OF the Texas Life Insurance Policy
| Holders association, has issued an
/ appeal calling on the policy holders
to vote for the International policy
holders committee before it is too
late. The polls close on Decem Der
rs, and many have neglected to
vote.
A meeting of the executive COM
mtttee of this association will be /.
held in January 10 discuss matters }
which should be presented to the .
state legislature.
The statement issued To policy
holders by Judge Kelso, is in part
as follows.
Holders OF life insurance policies
In the New York Life and Nutual /
Life Insurance companies are here
by notified that the right TO vote
will expire Ou December is. 70 is
earnestly requested that every poll |
cy holder east his vote before that
time This is the only opportunity
the policy holders will ever have of
plgctiug Ju entire new board OF di- |
reclOr- ut one time
"Thr attention ut policy holders |
is respectfully called ru tty state. |
meuJ published iu Che Associated 4
Press dispJt.hr- uf December from !
Richard OlueN chairman ur fh. iu-
trrutUuuai puliyl huIdsr commit
Iyy. ir which among utleI things.
I. tH. statement Jh'I IH. NrE Nurt
legislature affords 1uu tHs aHpuJ
fIUII.. H. ONO .rd .h. ..u. HHrua.
both ru safeguard EuUr aRu H..Hui-
.NN Interest. aud IH prove FOB .I"
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pf using his II tiuence To avert a
tragedy When the four men met
young Morrow was attempting to
wres, Pritchetts pistol from him At
this luncturc II is said that the elder
Prtchett told hts son To take his
gun and XIII that young man, prob
ably meaning McCaleh Sutting the
action To the word the young man
took the gun and fired one shot AZ
McCaleh. with fatal effect. Young
Morrow started TO run and IL is said
that the elder Pritchett exclaimed
XIII that other d s- b." At
least two shots We're fired at young
Morrow, tnc first passing through
the lleshy part of his right leg and
the second slightly breaking the
skin on the light hand
The sEoc1irg created consider
able excitement in the little town OF
Wyatt, and II was some time before
the populace recovered from the
shock produced by the tragedy,
John Morrow was taken to the
home of his father. where a physi-
clan was summoned TO dress his
wound, GLd a justice of the peace
summoned to hold an Inquest over
the lody of McCaleb
After returning from Wyatt yes
rerday afternoon County Attorney
Smith filed charges of murder and
assault with intent to murder
against each Of the Pritchetts.
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Jesse p Kennedy and Stella
Rocket
H. G.. Harder and Auui, shelby
T D. Conner aud Ada y. Wicker
Jim Daily and sophie Davis
Thomas PAYNE and Lizzie BuwoII
Haves A. Bowu and Nuu Chill
dress.
s. u Horne and Nu. A-uus
Sims.
Nuel J,u,- aud N.m0. Trouble.
field
A. % Hiar.u1o.hm md 5uhan
r. H##r.I
fHs Nuus mud kHUr NUurE
s. 50 Wilson Hnd Bertha utW.ft
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fut Wise HuU LuIH Tu..H
H Wood. tuI U,e.. Ha.a.
ler.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12
SEED SPRouTEp IN BRAIN.
Hillshoro hoy Dies After Terribl,
Suffering.

FLOYD kirksey, the i-year old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Kirksey OF
Hillsboro. died yesterday afternoon
at 2:3p O'Clock from an ahscoss OF
The brain
The little fellow while playing
several weeks ago got some Kind OF
seed In his ear. For several days
he complained OF earache He was
carried to physician, who succeed
ed In removing the seed. which was
about the size OF a No, : bird shot
and II was thought that all danger
had passed, but the last few days
his suffering became almost unbear-
able and an X-ray examination dis
closed that the seed had taken
root and started TO growing which
caused an abScess OF the brain.
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Fort Worth and return, $1.70,
State Teachers Association On sale
Dec. 26 and morning Dec. 27, limit
Jan. Z.
Salt Lake City and return, S3S.25
National Wool Growers Associa ton
On sale Jan. l and IS, limit Jan. 80
Kansas City and return, $17.35.
Convention Implement and Vehicle
Dealers Association. On sale Jan. 13
and IA, limit Jan. IS.
Denver, Colo, and return, $27.10.
Live Stock Show and Association. On
sale Jan. 20. II and %. Limit Feb.
10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12
PIANO TRUST CHARGED
Attorneys For Party Charged With
Forgery Declare IL Exists.

Houston, Dec l2--ln the crimin-
al district court Tuesday morning
unusual developments marked the
progress Of the trial of a former
agent OF a piano company, charged
with forgery and embezzlement IN
thirty-two indictments The de-
fense asked for q continuance while
opportunity be afforded To inyesti-
gate piano trust declared to exist
in Texas A list of piano companies
north and east is given. The docu-
ment is lengthy one. The court
took the matter under advisement
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12
SMALLPOX AT ENNIS
Negro From Corsicana Carried the
Disease There.

City Health Officer Dr. c. p.
Cook Of Ennis yesterday announced
that he had five mild cases Of small
poX, all negroes, quarantined in a
house in Freetown. There are six
more negroes who have been expos
ed who are under quarantine reg
ulations. A negro from Corsicana
brought the disease there. Dr.. Cook
says there is no danger of the dis
ease spreading since quarantine has
been established
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12

A committee OF anti-Bailey men
was held at the courthouse yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to prepare
for publication an address To the
peolpe of Ellis county. 1t will be is
sued within the next two or three
daVS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-12
Situation at Boyce.

Boyce. Texas, Dec 12.-The peo-
pie in thi9 section are considerably
worked up over the Bailey affair
Senator Bailey has many ardent
supporters here while there are a
great many opposing him.