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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Ans BEN Ger. 5taaten.
Warnuns!

Gin beutidher Correspondent Der
gbieaao'er .Ibenbpoit" er5dblt. DAB
amerifaniide asenten. Die Gnstpans
berer fir Die S~ioitaaten iperben. ,tf
in 9uremburg niebergelaiien baben.
giner berIelben fol- crit fiir5li6 geeen
uSunOert Stiid" mad Ilabara 9eS
innbt baben, Die bort Irbeit erbalten
tclen. @s tuaren meiit arme Sentei,
Die briiben I'M ionnigen Suoen DIE
Soften Der lleberfabrt abpero'enen
miilIen, nnb beren Coos ertabrnh9sS
gemdB ales @nbere lit, als beneioensS
fpertb. rSier. in 8np WtonDorI /,
ihreibt er, %.itelte iid mir etl alter
Serr por. Elm naderer Shtpabe BON
@eburt. Der als Gommilltonar 1ur
Smmiaration beg Staates Soutllaila
Die peite HeiIe bierber genlddf pdf,
I'M Qanbleute fir Den Supen an5lS
iperben. CT lit BON ieinem Sefrefdr
bealeitet, einem glidier. ipelder per
ridbtige Wann fir's @eldbaft 81 lein
ideint. @Is ih ben beioen Qerren err
sdblte, ih bate emit in 9terp Orleans
oe(ebt unb mir bon bort Die Walaria
als Inbenfen mitgebraft, unD oie
Iniidt duberte. 2ouiiiana ldetne mir
fir belttihe ginipanberer mid oas
aeeianete 9ano al iein, od 1fpltteltei1
lie bic 9opfe unb periiderten MIR, Dob
2ouiIiana geraoe5n elm Dorado 1lr
europdiIde guuern iei. Ser Serr
GommiiIioner unb Iein Sefretdr baben
iif ~porldlfig in 2uremburg nteDerges
IoiIen, nnb erDffneten bon bier aus
ibre 3bdtisfeit." 90 Der oenfld)e
Correspondent. Mls lnremburgtld)er
Grieiter, Der 33 Sabre in &merifa ges
Iebt, unb piele Sabre in 2ouiltana 9es
ipobnt, mub id beitdtigen. oaB Die
omerifaniihen SiibItaaten, B. b. lene
Die Ilblih bonn Sbip> SluB lle9en,
fein geetsnetes CAMP tnr
beutIhe giupanberer iinp. uno 5fpdr
aus bielen @riinben.
grItens, ipeil lie proteItan NJ
tiib iinb, uno fatboliI1e Stnipans
berer uus 0tansel all fatboltlfen
airden unb Sdulen ibren @laiben
per!ieren.
3fpeitens iinb tie gnn5 eng
lid nnb ungemiitblif fiir nnertabs
rene Seiitifc ginipanoeer.
Srittens baben tie fat BUR 9dltte
cine Teger : 9epDlferung. Die tiir Die
8eiben iebr lditig lit.
Iiertens lit pas 6limd nnp Der
gderbou iebr perihieben bon benz
be,itiden, unp Der 8oben lit, nit Gnss
unbmc bon 9ouiiiana, niht 1ebr
frud)tbdr.
Saau fommt Die Mnsfitos Slage.
cine Nrt bon Stehmiiden. Die beIons
bers i'm Sunfeln iebr ldltig inn, 10
baS mar obne Iosfitos9ae nidi
ihlafen fam. !.
Sic omcrifaniiden Wittele nnS
Norbitaoteu baben fir Den oeutlfen
ginnanberer ben 9roBen Iortbeil,
bas er bort beutihe Nieperlaiungen
bon Qanbslenten antrifft. Die ibm
fortbelfen, bis er ii1 cine 3eimatf
ecuriinbet. Gr finbet bort fatboliide
Gfulen nno &irhen; bas &lima. Der
gppen uno Der Iderbau lit fait iDie
in europa, 10 baB err lid balb beimilf
fiiblt. Sic Senti6en. Die III friibes
rer 3eit in Die Siibitaaten eintpanbers
ten, iino ipdter meiitens na1 Dem
Hproen ge3ogen.
Die lmrcmburgiihe Hcsicrnng,
@rcfe mmb bic Irieiter iolten hieien
SlmsmanbcrnnsS : Msenten anf BITE
Finger icben, ,uie bies IN Semtidlant
pei6iebt.
s. s. i.h r.
elm Yrieiter ans 2uremburs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Die Glternltebc.
(GinaeIanbt bon q. G. Yeder
SreDonia, Wis.)

Sur nod cinmal in meinem gan5en
2e6en.
8 modt ib meine Gltern piebers
ie6'nl
@as niiroe i6 bafiir nidt I1es
gebcn,
Id fDnnte Oieies nod einmal ges
iheb'n.
Sd piirbe tie alsbann nit bolben
glifen
llnh 0 nit Incident finblihen Ser
trau'n,
IIlbier an meinem beiben gnien
oriiden
llnb iponnepoQ bann in ibr Intlis
ieb'n.
Ser liebc Soft, adj bat Tie mir ente
riilen.
Die meine Srelb', mein Slid. mein
Nues mar n.
Die Shrdnen, Die fir tie iest INNER
flieben.
Die iueroen flieben nod in ipdtern
Sabr'n.
. Mutter, bic bu MIDI nit Sdmer5
geboren,
Sd reib, Oh Iiebteit mid eepib reht
Iebr;
Sd babe bid auf INNER MN ners
loren,
llnb audi mein @ater Iebt idon ldngii
niht mebr.
Benn i5 nod bent an iene froben
S%tunben.
Oa i'd pergniist bel mcinen Glteru
iaB,
8 ipelde 8onne bab' i6 oa ems
pfunoen,
IIs i6 mein Stiidhen 8roo nit
ibnen abl
Sd fiiblte uihts bon einem 8ram.
bon Sorgen,
Wtir ipar mein 9er3 bor Sreuber
INNER boil;
Sd mar persniist am Ibenb. fpie am
@orgen.
9enn pamals cling es mir ia freilid
ipobl.
Sic iorgten itets fir MIDI nnS meine
9riioer,
unb 5ogen uns 81 eolen @eniher
anf;
Sh ieb' eub nun, ibr gItern. MINNIE,
pieDer.
Ser liebe @ott nabm eud gu lid
btnauf.
Sort iperoet ibr nun epig bel i'm
pobnen,
Sort idait ibr INNER Gottes gntlit
an;
Sort pirb er euf, ibr glternl Sas
b~elobnen.
@as ibr an eiiern &inbern 9ut's
setban.
8 m6fte man ben boben @ertb ct.
fennen,
8ie gut es lit. ipenn giiern lang,
Ieb'n;
Sa. ieoes aino, bas bari iid sliidlid
nennen.
&crm es iid iieht bon ibnen itct.
um9eb'n.
Sd feline Stebe ut alt otele'
Groe
GO groB unb mddtis tpie Die gltern'
lieb';
Die Wutter trii9 germ ieslihe' BE-
Ifiperbe.
8enn MIR ibr franfes Sinh an
2eben blieb'.
Sbr Ginher. Die ibr iest bas 8liic
genieBet.
SAB euro Gltern nod am 2ebei
iinb.
Sudt. baB ibr lire Sage tets Der.
iiiBet.
@ie lids sebiihrt fir icpes gut
Sinh.
3 bittet Gptt, bab lie reht lang,
le6en,
Sebanbelt iie eereGt unp licbe.
boil;
Seio euern Gltern finbli6 fromn
ergcbcn,
Damn gebt es euh auf grbei
INNER rpobl.
- - - IA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Nus nnferer Wappe.

Su Der lurembursiiden aammers
iituns bonn 27, Suni belt Der
fatboIti9e Ibeeorbuete Yriim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
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@icrf Sir's!

Isrf Sir'S!
%rdae Dir beim Streite
3oru'gc @fclcutc
Nur Die 9iencl elm:
3anft bas @nshllinun.
W;t zen, Scntininum.
Wiubt Su--Neutrum ieinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

lleber Den Seiierungs : @ntras
Souiie, Die Sinan5 : Scrpnltune
oes naliauiihen Samilieuperm0geus
bon 9ieberi6 in bns @robber5ogthum
5u perlegen. uno aegen lueld)en Gns
tra9 id)on anbere Ib9eorbnete ii6 pers
neinenb ausgeipro6en batten. iast
Serr Yriim unb 5lpar nit He6t:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL

| Try some bowling and then a dip III
cool, clean and refreshing water at the
| Hotel Baths.
I The S. s. Nippon Maru, from the Or
lent, was reported off Barber's Point
at 2;40 p m.
The British ship Sheve Roe sailed
from nitrate ports April 20 with salt
petre for Pacific guano works.
OF Hoopii Wire VS..
Waialua Agricultural Co., the plaintiff
been given ten days additional in which
to perfect her bill of exceptions.
Madam Saito, wife of Consul General
Saito, returned on the Chiusa Maru
this morning. She was met at the
steamer by Consul General Saito.
Treat your iron roof 20 coat OF
arabic" There is no better presery-
alive made. California Feed Co..
agents.
Henry T. Broderick of Honokaa was
this morning adjudged a bankrupt by
Judge Dole on his own petition, show
ing that he owes S2216.25, with assets
amounting to only 500.
The bark FIT. George, thirteen days
UuI ana snip Alex. GlDSOn, III udNS out,
are on the way from Newcastle for Ha-
wall ports, the former for Honolulu
and the latter for Eleele. The Fort
George will probably load sugar around
the Horn.
Geo c. Ross of Aiea today presented
to Judge Robinson the will of John A.
Marat for probate. The testator died
in Honolulu on Wednesday. Accord
ing to the terms of the wlll, the estate,
consisting Of $1,000 in cash, goes to the
several brothers and sisters of the de-
ceased. Geo. G. Ross is named as eX-
ecutor
Captain Green brought the Nevadan
into port from San Francisco shortly
after noon after an uneventful trip 0.
th days The Neyadan sails for Ka-
hului tomorrow afternoon, where she
will take on part of her cargo, return
ing to Honolulu the following Wednes-
day and sailing for San Francisco di-
lect May 18th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10
ORGANIZED BUSINESS
WILL GIVE Joint LUNCH

For the purpose Of making arrange
ments and talking over the proposed
banquet to be given to the visiting
congressman, the directors of the Mer-
chants Association held short con-
ference in their rooms in the Young
hotel yesterday afternoon.
The Merchants Association will be
represented by F. w. Macfarlane, who
will act in conjunction with L. Tenney
Peck, who will be the representative
of the Chamber OF Commerce. These
two gentlemen will arrange for the
lunch which is to be jointly served
The directors will also recommend
shat a telephone be established at Ma
kapuu Point for the use of Captain Of
well during the construction of the
lighthouse on that site.
Certain localities were discussed re-
garding their sanitary condition, and
the directors will make an endeavor
TO have the occupants tidy up by clear
ing away the rubbish and other trash
now in evidence.
The directors call general attention
to the fact that the summer months
are approaching and efforts should be
made by all families to keep their
premises clear OF any article that would
serve as a mosquito breeding spot. Get
rid of the tin cans and burn the rub
Dish without delay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10

- Fine Job Printing at the Bull
letin Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10
SUTTON WORKING ON
TAXATION QUESTION

The question of whether the consul
ates of foreign governments are tax
able property is one that has been
passed up to the Attorney Generals de-
partment for an opinion 1t arises
through the purchase by the Japanese
government of the Progress block. Tax
Assessor Holt wants to know whether
he shall collect taxes on the property
or not, and Deputy Attorney General
Sutton Is preparing an opinion.
Tax Assessor Holt states that it has
in the past been the custom to exempt
from taxation the property of foreign
governments, but this has been done
as matter of courtesy and not on ac,
count OF any provision in the tax laws
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10
NOTICE TO MARINERS

CRESCENT CITY HARBCR, CAL
Notice is hereby given that the
4th Order Light on the westerly side of
Crescent City Harbor California dis
continued on April %, was reestab-
lished on April 26.
Notice is also given that on May 10,
1907, this light will be discontinued,
and on May Is. 1907, will be replaced
by 4th Order Light, flashing white
every Is seconds, Illuminating the en-
tire horizon. No other change will
lie made
HUMBOLDT BAY ENTRANCE, CAL
Notice IS hereby given that North
Spit Buoy No. 3, black second-class
can, was reported adrift May 1. 1t
will be replaced as soon as practicable
SE- Fine Job Printing at the Bull
letin Office.
- Fine Job Printing at the Bull
letn Office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10
JACK MOVING

Secretary Jack Atkinson's desk is be-
ing moved back into his regular quart
ers, of which he was dispossessed b.
the Senate when the Legislature con-
Vened. Since that time his Office has
been screenedofi space at the front
end OF the corridor. the old office has
Deen cleaned, all marks of legislative
nished
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-10

Sales---Session 10 Onomea, $36.
Latest sugar quotation, 1875 cts,
or $3.50 per ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

Mrs. B. r. Moffett entertained
the B. Y. P. U. and friends Of the
members Of that organization at her
beautiful home, Rosemont, last
evening. The lawn was beautifully
lxnhAas-sp4>ar-- Hsnvs nrcn
were suspended from the gallery.
Cards bearing sixteen numbers were
given the guests, and each one filled
in the blank lines with the names OF
those they desired to converse WITH
for period of five minutes. Nectar
was served during the evening, and
at II o'clock the guests were invited
to partake of refreshments, consist
ing of ice tea and sandwiches. All
expressed themselves as having
greatly enjoyed the occasion, and at
11:15 they reluctantly bade their
hostess goodbye.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

a telegram dated at Robbins,
Texas, and signed by j. II. hidden.
and asking for information concern
ing the condition and Whereabouts
OF Floyd hidden was received by
City Marshal Dixon today. This IL
supposed to be the boy who was
found III here the other morning by
the city marshal. The boy attributed
his condition 10 the fact that he was
doped in Fort Worth the night be-
fore. He has not been seen here for
two or three days. The night follow
ing his arrival in the city was spent
by him at the county farm, where
he was given a place to sleep, and
came back to town the next day tc
try to obtain employment on the
Brazos Valley. The party making in
quiry about him is supposed to be q
relative. To the reporter the boy
stated that he lived with sister
near MeXia.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28
Healrless Demand for Adjournment

Invention has at last come to the
rescue of at least one of our beauu-
full birds. which has been slaughter
ed in thousands at the behests OF fe-
male vanity. The maternity plumes
of the egret are obtainable only by
killing the mother when ii is caring
for its Young, a crime on par with
separating Kid from its mother
milk. Owing to the heartless demand
of women for ornaments to put on
their hats. the egret had been almost
exterminated, for when the mother
lis murdered her helpless young nee
essarily perish The Audubon socie-
| ties have fought against the ruthless
slaughter. naturalists have lifted
| their voices in protest. but the muir
derous quest went on, impelled by
commercial greed In defiance OF pro-
tectiye laws and utmost efforts OF
game wardens Now, however, some
good genie has invented an artificial
aierettr 10 be used by milliners,
which b. even more beautiful than
the ryM hing aud more adaptable
han thar taken from the bird Il Is
made of ostrich plumes. and n Is
hoped that the women will be- con
Ifsat tn use it on their hats. letting
libv puUr gErrts alone and siVius
|ti,m ebauce tu multiply Awcri-
lean Farmer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

w. V. Fisk, Tulsa, l. t; W. {.
Schultz, Fort Worth; d. B. Nlthers,
Dallas; j. r. Mayer, Beaumont; c.
T. Sandley, New Orleans; A. b.
Caldwell, Fort Worth; John Blank,
Fort Worth; e. A. Foster, New
York; j. B. Smart, Fort Worth; P.
A. Strange, Fort Worth; II. o. Jones,
Pottsboro; F. A. Ryan, Dallas; w. A.
Biard, city: James a. Weaver. Wax
ahachie; W. ID. Bunting, UVaide, NJ
Dennery, New Orleans; w II. Van
Wart. Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28
MARK TWAIN'S CHILDREN.
A Gaze Whsvs Attempted Punishment
Proved . Hopeless Failure.

Ordinary punishments answered very
well for Susy She was thinker ana
would reason out the purpose Of them,
sppIy the lesson aud achieve the re
form required. Hut IL was much less
ensy to devise punishnents that would
reform Clara. This was because she
was philosopher who was always
turning her attention TO finding some
thing good and satisfactory and enter
tanning In everything that came her
way. Consequently IL Was sometimes
pretty discourasing to the troubled
mother % hud that after all her palms
and Thought iu iuycntlus What she
meant 90 he severe aud reform vnW
peIIne punishment the child had en-
rir,fv missed the seventies through h"r
nativ. disposition % sct interest aud
pleasure out ~ thega as novelties Tie
mother. La her anxiety 90 aud pen
alty that voutd takc sharp hold ami
do IT, wors effectively. st laSt rnsoris',l.
with a sore Esart aau with a rwVr"seh
ful ganscleu-r. go that punishment
which H5e ueaIrssltiv HrImiaai n ease
ta-t .l.ttH tt'Afs"
psln.tl Ialser..s Vl.UA fN" wtS'le1 'a'
n.cts utaa h.m f1g Boz. -'r' solitary
confinement .u ue tara .a#aNsr lh'
Srfev.,t and vorr.s.i mHih.f .aH' 'i1fa
up in vefF -mai CLOTHES .ln-et 7u'i
w.at agvav aud I,ff trr as fr M
teen minutes ~ Sns sll taat the mntfi.
~ heart cssliI endure flcn -'" af'e
SOFTLY uatA aHd N~ivn'.'i Hsf~nssl "a
The -ats tnf fleHe uer.a anF fasns
w.rs mut9vG auf .uarf4rraafc s-sgasis'
nut tisF oou.d 1t b" caHs'frs*-i ats
sol. rs. tuughsr wsftr-i hsif an Hcus
t~ss~ ~ rA3t tue 49, VS. su~eria Z
- intensely .sfh sssrraw sat rumpsx
s.oa or to 4fti~ prs.en~f rsat sae ws'
rws So. to ~.t ans Hens~r fcr TIE go
us@.ssl s.4asas whssa ssx hAl eourf"'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

Bsrv RFe .assss lusfYestlHs snsses
s-sf ss =ss ts@sas - es=a ata. 4Ass ssys
fhs ssssstssss i@ueHs ~ h@ssss * 30
fns s~s~rss 6fss - sazN rs tDe snsstsa
xuesf Vts e lA te fa ss~s ga es ass
high stjsv w ~he hss IN say way eT
sTsssvv dtstis.@.s trss ssfasest II sse
boot hftysesg, Is tbs asfssss "a TIE anat
fsuy ~ has ASS ga sierwaisoa u
merit to mHas EYst isau fise snesl
~itheut delay la ust&ef not 70 iss the
eshsss urssiuiy wait II ttows tssd ag.
t~lhrsns to - ia = nse'sashs'y mood al
,ahss yr So srs~R II alsa gTseatlla shluxs
or To engage 10 inappropriate i.~sst
sinsas on mstscrs ~ religious rSety.
Foremost ~ 81. nue muss always ~ in
roed hanor and tax ~ PHEASANT things.
- did the prophet himself
You uusG always help yourself from
the ,sse Of IN. dish ueAr~si 70 ron sud
nes.y try 20 ani out the best bits,
which ought 70 lie left for other guests.
II osse Of the invites! ha. no, much ar'
petite. you must ask bin up tn shre"
times with some Kind chosen words 10
psr,ake Of the meals 4 longer Insist
enee would cause .nnut and would 10
most inappropriate. YOU must never
stop eating before others. because IN
dosng so you will efubarrass them and
cause them 10 finish quickly In imitaf'
ing you.
Never eat gluttonousiy, but also new
er attempt to conceal your good apre
lite. Always eat little by little, E1ag-
gerated compliments are always mis-
placed. The hosts duty Is TO make his
guests feel as comfortable as possible,
encouraging the tItnid and shy. II -
contrary 10 good taste TO address ana
10 TX the attention Of 4 guest when ne
is eating Even II the host II not &C
custorned to eat much he must always
try not to finish before others. Should
any dish be forbidden 10 him by his
medical attendant he certainly must
not partake Of II, but must at the same
time excuse himself before his guests.
II IL absolutely necessary TO avoid ev-
cry movement or gesture which IS apt
| to create disgust
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28
A GOOD LAWN.
The sest Way to Prepare the Ground
and Sow the Seed.

The Best Way to Prepare the Ground
and Sow tho Seed.
A good lawn may be made either by
laying sod or growing seed. II furf
Ia used. the lawn is sometimes ready
for use In less time than when seed Is
used but practically the difference IL
very slight. Fewer lawns are made
from turf every year. The turf or soil
Is nearly always obtained from a near
by field. 1t abounds In coarse grasses
and pernicious weeds. The former
may be got rid OF after considerable
trouble, but the latter rarely ever. SOD
laid lawns are nearly always uneven,
seamy and varied in color and texture.
Their cost, too, is much in excess OF
seeding the lawn down.
s0slssss Hss1Feufe OF
rood, new, recleaned seeds OF the inner
grasses and clovers is superior IN quar-
ity and texture to the best sod obtain
able To obtain the best results from
sowing the ground should be carefully
dug over-not too deep, six TO eight
inches will be enough-and nicely lev
eled off; then SOW on broadcast good
fertilizer, $50 pounds to the acre, OF
about ten pounds to every IS by 10
square feet Rake this in and roll II
or fatten it with the back OF spade
then SOW seventy pounds of some good
lawn seed to the acre. or one pound
to every Is by Is feet. Sow half this
quantity walking one way and hall
walking at right angles TO 1t, so as to
get even distribution. ia not SOW In
windy weather, and be sure to rake
the seed in, and after sowing roll II
, well or beat it flat'with the spade.
Those seeds that are deeply buried
will not terminate, and those that are
exposed will be scorched by the sun
blown or washed away or taken by
the birds. Whenever necessary TO SOW
| in summer it is better to mix with ry'
or oats to protect the tender shoots
| from the hot sun.-Suburban Lire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

ugsa 80 ,NfNe fef ~s~ .rssw lA&s
t~~s g@aasss Hfsss s9*ssSA 49, 80 -
serra ss~sAs gAstxss STE aF~n<d 80
sss~<t sa set tszT "a ass@ss fsr~ ~ 81 fAAs
A~s tss. asasa tssr Acs 50 fstzs sAai Ger
ssreaess tsus tt~ swsass was Ass f2se
s-sx es.sss.sza re rapsi Fr MAas szsM aE7
esefaY~s = fs}fY es*rsM mast ~ fisT
tsSses aas fsfsnssly fairies ess - lie
rsosf~s hasssax tsrstu he tssAs ard
vss having rnass sgrfai AID aar~'
p>nfsat sussl v5ns~ ard rvs.srvsFs-i F-T-
ns.san@ "a s,~nas tS~ rwss 81 The aar
there rroea MARI r~ssss As'ns,tos
rApasy ia North American Review
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

The College Street Church Ui
Christ wish 20 state tu che public
that an are invited tu come AND hear
Joe : warlick In the meeting h'-iH-
Minis SUNDAY. He is Instructive Hd
entertaining. e. brave and earnest
pfoclaimer of thr 1ups. 90 CHRIST
Come Hesf him. and eHutip With
us. Ias T. German. mi.
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Tgiptf HANGING.
tonsits Fay bessh f~nais, f"f
Nursiering Prison Guard.

Jettersoa CITY. Mo. June Is
Harry Vaughan and Edwara RAY.
mona. conyicfs sentenced 10 the pen
i1ontiary from ST Louis and George
nyaa. q convict sentenced from
Kansas City, Ncre hanged III IN"
county jail here yesterday morning
for the killing of Prison Guard John
Allison during concerted attempt
To escape from the penitentlary. TIE
three men were hanged at the sam"
moment Sheriff Scott spranE the
trap and five minutes later all three
were dead No statement was made
from the scsffold.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

tn. pencils first used In ftaly for
drawing were composed ~ mixture
of cad aud tin, nothing more than
pewter This pencil was called a
stHe" Michael Angelu mentions
the "stiIa" and IL searls that such
pencils were used commonly oser
the whole continent of Europe Al
or graphite. was not in use. bat
Instead the name "MulybdeDa or
'moly bdoids," which Is at the pres
|eut time applied TO an entirely dif-
ferent mineral
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

The streets of Boise, Idaho, are
sprinkled with hot water. The city
and county buildings are heated dur
ing cold weather without the use OF
fires, and subscribers to the city
waterworks system get hot water all
the time without the expense OF
stoves All this has been accomplish
ed by the Harvesting of an mex
haustible hot spring.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-28

NsV YORK.. Juuv -> INo NrI.
msn have h.en killrd -u l nF, taat
started bee the Aif anaH uf fht Perm
svIganla railroad sunuei aadtr Nor'A
Thlrfs fourth street, between tifsi
avenue aua fht East rffr at o.
glocA sbis morutuE TtH USE H t'
yana control aua uD.s a4F bs 500.
et
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A meeting Of the Young Men
Chautauqua club is hereby called Tor
a O'Clock Sunday afternoon, June
3Oth, at the county court room
Committees are to be appointed and
final arrangements made for the
clubs entertainment during Cnau-
tauqua.
NJ. s MIDDLETON. Pr,-t
Las GEO T.. GRIFFIN, S',y.
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Ir. .f MrUea. 1aas 1s &df..'s
fata arrived hrre thaf tae congress
rf glatemasa faHs namwl rsH
aaiGarss mr thv pres3deuef Ht 'aH
-.rahaa fri easg ~ re ref3rfrssrt ri
Cabrera rEFss rNa ragtsiarf ar"
General MaH4ne SERBIAN aa& e*l-
s-a4 Jaan BzrrlgTs. Tie iatHF
-au rae mf1 srer of faVst xn rta-
rrrs.
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Ib, Odd Feilows viii tv ariiEed
fo ans friends who wall furnish them
Flowers fnr fHr decoration 'f srafs.
,r ~andaf u,1t ~ fuu Gam f1rnish
.a.. nu matter aaw fev please 's'r
.luus e. H Gibson af .H. Daily
IInht office umnrfu~ anu 'hg nun
t.s NIIf f. called fur slnla Halu
lrH