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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22
FIESTA DE LA RECONQUIsTA

La Comisi6n de festejos del "Casi-
no Espafol" reunida anoche, acord6,
someter a la sanction de la Directiva,
TN credito, que con sufciencia pueda
cubrir los gastos de los festeios que
Sc propone llevar cabo el dfa del
pr6ximo mes, con motive de la glo-
ROSA y memorable fecha de la Re-
conquista de Espafla.
Prop6nese la referida comisi6n,
celebrar IN gran baile de sociedad
en- los espaciosos y elegantes salones
del Casino, que dara comienzo & la
hora de costumbre; iluminaci6n gene
raj del edificio y una extraordinaria
retreta en- la plaza Baldorioty. con
escogido y selecto repertoire las in
vitaclones para Ell espl6ndido bale,
comenzaran 4 circular dentro de muy
breves dias.
lBien por el Casino Espanoll
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

In the criminal court OF appeals at
TYLER last week the case of Walter
Earle, appealed from the district
court OF Ellis county. was affirmed
Earle was tried here for manslaugh-
ter on a change Of venue from Ma
varro county. He was found guilty
and given term Of four years IN the
penitentiary. He was accused OF
killing Policeman Maddox at Corsi-
cana few years ago while resisting
arrest, so it is claimed He was tried
at Corsicana two or three times on
charge of murder, but each time
there was a conviction the case was
reversed. The case was finally re-
duced to manslaughter and transfer
red to this county on a change of
venue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

rfam the couas have ~r3ste8
usost whisky prescription dsflas
lsaf faur moaths
TAn h DC apolosy 4 IL s state
meat sm not laisage uyas.t
and discourage lE tn others pF~s
crlso ~hhhet faT use not Tor
abuse II there ~as 70 satisfy hef"
9ouid be no greater nor3sii1g
can't say that ii ever saved a life lsfit
n ali remedies so5e eilaiast.d ua
that account maHy physicians woaid
be plovlng
whisky relieves pain and alryi-
atcs cold or influenza and fos taat
pfeses'h
Morphine Doc ~. sar, hnt sick.
ems and nauscatss and confines 10
bed iaborlng man must aul' bis
work Caiomcl. quInlne and liver
powder relieves cold bgt again these
lncapaeltate for work or attention
10 business
These instances can be multiplied
| have never willingly prescribed
whisky for intoxlcation and never
viii. but II any one comes TO me as
sorting that he IS In pain | think In
my ignorance that had better pres
crlbe whisky than tell him he Is a
liar. We have all our grist 10 grind.
LET rs an be careful that our chops
have no ground cobs and Quit spy
ing out our ueiEhbors.
DIR. JOHN RODMAN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

The vitality of the actual giant,
as contrasted with the legendary,
may be aptly, if somewhat gruesome-
ly. typified by actus' experience in
the short space of time covered by
my own study. Of all the living
giants whom I was able to list in the
first two years of my work, only one
is still living. SO rapid is their de
cline that it has actually proved a
special faciitation of the study of
the subject. 1t has been the exception
after ! have fairly listed a giant that
I have had TO wait more than three
years for a post-mortem. The show
life of the giant or giantess Is sell
dom more than six or seven years
American Magazine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

Trinity \ Brazos Valley
Northbound.
N1. "a leaves ......... $3.50 p m
~outhbound.
No. "a leaves ............ $3.50 m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

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sI Fu. Vaua By uinpfIdEr ai
ln. uHH ~sI.Haaae. Wash.HslHH
M. kl.r WI.ar N.a 1a.a. tha.
To- IWHta.B Wsa.aaIHH o.
N.. Nsa N... fnr' sHI l"..
s b. Hfs u.as BE- Il TfeaH
U.lsH. N u.HHH nH..s".
k."# W# EHHfs $500 So
- Ua s ba.H.s. tH.
.s Iaa..# Es 81 g. F#1..E
.r ss.Hr. f n. u.HH#.. ..'.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

The stocks ot the G.. y. Thomson
JeveIry company ana rhe Thomson
Jewclrg company have been merged.
the good ol che first named firm be-
ing moved TODAY into the building
occupied by the latter ou the north
.eas, corner cot 'he square Ciarenc"
THOMSON. who had charge ~ the G..
Is Thomson JeWvju company. wlI.
aeuu be associated with hls father
Tas tWldiug uated hy Nr Thorn
.1u aIlI u, occupied at So So Wa'E
rr wha BRA. heeu a1udU.tluE 10 iee
eI.. store uu tbs err side u. fht
lH... fHs Ut.l Ial Hr fHr.r Er1u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26
PERSONALS


Sheriff Forbes ~aa visitor 20
Ennis today
& u Picket as business visitor
10 Mansfield today.
AftorneY T Ii hlaEeu Of Roe h.
sail attended district court here to-
day
II c. smith Of Dallas sss Ia the
cts last night 20 attend the Thanks
giving ball
aiiss Del o~nby Of Wolfe City Is
visiting the family Of her brother.
" A. uwuhy
Mrs \. VI Patterson q Fort
Worth is ia he cts visiting rela-
lives for a se~ days
Mics Ella Burns Of Dallas is it,
the city the guest Of Miss MARY
Smith on Franklin street
q. ~. stephens Of Corsicana, com
mercial akert for the Trinity and
BraEos Valley. was In the city today.
Edwin DuBose. who is attending
A. 4 NJ. college at BRYAN, came In
this morning to spend Thanksgiving
with the home folks.
Miss Alice Addison returned last
night TO Mansfield. after spending
SUNDAY and Monday With her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. l. Adkisson.
Ia West End.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26
Union Thanksgiving Services.

Following is the program for the
Thanksgiving service to be held at
the First Presbyterian church
Thursday morning:
Song.
Invocation, Chalmers Mcpherson.
Song.
Scripture. Rev. W. NJ. Nevins.
Prayer. Rev. J T. Mcclure.
| Anthem.
Sermon. Rev G.. H Hogan.
| Song.
Offering for the poor. Judge Lee
Hawkins.
BenedictiOn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26
I,nuse-WiIes Chocolates.

We have just received o shipment
of 900 pounds of Loose-Wiles ehoco-
lates from the factory and can now
or small Our immense trade on this
brand of chocolates is sufficient to
convince our patrons of the quality
of candies we handle and makes it
almost impossible to keep the proper
supply on hand. Forbis q Williams.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

From all indications large crowd
viii accompany the Trinity tuNer-
Sits football team to sherman Thurs
dly Zoo witness thr same with Austin
college s. special train tor the ag-
eommudatiou uf tbe team and their
friends will be uu hy lhe Houston
a. Texas Central
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

Holiday opening Dies . at Racket
s,eee 20.
= 5. cronk 4 Co. sell roofing
cheap
rresa ,urnips that are niee Al
Early's ."i
Ice cream every day al the Eau-
;orsum. 20"
see F. s. Cronk & co before you
bay sour rooftns u
/ Fresh shipment OF sensible cigars
:, INA co,v rnrnsr 20s
sev II. u. NcComl,~ for Fire and
I Tornado Insurance. II
Thanksgiving oysters ---ths seal
shlpt kind al II \ Nycums. II
| The spiit-log drag was in operation
on West Main street today
| be sure and see Hamlet nj Thea
| forum and singing tonight col
| Fresh shipment 81 the beat cream"
cry butter Just in at Early's. 2ot
! Go 10 the ladies bazaar and stop at
EAFtS just AtRt7e fH' 9hhN'et
Plenty OF iron or felt roofing at
If. s. Cronk Co.'S; prices right. II
| Buy your pumps from F. $, Cronk
Co All kinds. Prices way down. II
Hamlet Is the picture at the Thea
forum today with good singing to-
,igh, GOT
We viii have all of our holiday
goods on display Dec. ,. The Racket
s,ore 202
Don't fail to attend the holiday
opening at the Racket Store next
uonaav zoe
When you need a plumber, call
Bunkley, with f. 5. Croak Co Both
phones 81
The Eatitorium cafe. Its the best
II is a credit to the town II deserves
ro,r patronage 203
The infant of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. f.
McWhorter was buried at the city
cemtery this afternoon at ESQ.
There will be practice for
Thanksgiving service at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church tonight at s p.
m. All church choirs are invited.
The Seal-Shipt oysters are surely
the most toothsome morsels known,
juicy. luscious, piquant. / sell no
other kind Try them. II. n. Nycum.
r c. Forrest. Roger Edmondson
and Mr.. Wilkes went hunting in the
Forreston neigh borhood yesterday.
They found ninety-nine quail and
killed all but ninety.
Rev. A. A. Rice returned mis-
sionary from China, will make an
address on China at the First Pres
| byteriau church next Sunday morn
J ing. The public is invited to hea
MIN.
NJ Mrs. G.. L. Adkisson, who has beef
N at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs
i Wallace Metcalf. in Dallas, returned
home Saturday to remain few days.
Mrs. Metcalfs condition is not much
better
Conductor c. NJ. Winkler this
morning received a telegram from
Ennis stating that the wife OF his
brother. Tom WinNer, was dying
Mrs. Wnkler has been III for several
years.
Mr.. Ed smith of Ingram, arrived
this morning and Mr.. James Smith
80 NtfJr.rJ mill .4rriyp tonight 10 be
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
SHOWS
 DARK PROSPECTS
Utmost Economy Necessary on Part of Mine Managers to
 Continue Running,

Itsbee does not hsSe plenty Of either coal or oil yet. The big mine managers have to tax their ingenuity to the utmost and economize careful ly to keep from shutting down. They are obtaining some oil at the Copper Queen. but it does not come regularly notwithstanding the fact that the mine has contract with California people to supply oil The c. Q. is now ob- taining It's supply from Texas. Much of the coal now passes by on the other side. like the priest and the Leyite, and goes to Cananea. so that the c. O. Is practically receiving none of the black mineral. The company has mines at Dawson. New Mexico. and inst why u iocs not get coal Manager Sherman could not say.
 A. the Calumet & Arizona the con. ditions seem about the same They have been able to keep up steam" during the fuel famine. and have a man out in Texas now rustling for oil.
 Some complaint Is made that the railroad equipment (cars) is not suffi- cient to pack in coal from the west As one big dealer said. If we could get the cars. we could get the coal"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

DOUGLAS. Jan. 15.-tSpeciaI.)- )-
 The following is taken from the Tucson Star, of last Saturday:
 The San Simon Copper company as filed articles of incorporation with the fowwing named persons as in- orporators: S. R. Kaufman, of Mar uette, Mich; W. c. Rice. of Tough ton, Mich, and Frank H. Hereford, of tucson, Ariz. The directors are T. F.. Cole, of Duluth, Minn.; N. Nj. Kauf- man, of Marquette, Mich; W. c. Rice, of Houghton, Mich; F. w. Hoar, of Tombstone. Ariz.; s. R. Kaufman, or Marquette, Mich: F. H. Hereford and W. H. Mueller, of Tucson, Ariz.
 N. NJ. Kaufman has been chosen president; N W. Haire, vice presi- dent; s. R. Kaufman, secretary and treasurer. The capital stock of the company is s2,5O0.00O, divided into shares at $10 each
 The new organization absorbs the Chiricahua Development or Explora- ton company which has been operat- ing in the California district for three years rest. The Chiricahua Develop nen, mpany has expended upwards of s25.cro in exploring the properties sccuired from Captain Jno. A Dun car, of St. Joseph, Mo, and Captain
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
CLAIMS CHAVEZ DIED
 OF NATURAL CAUSES
Cubero Residents Deny Rumors of Foul Play, and Would
 Exhume Body.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. r Jan. 15.- Jesus Anaya, Of Culebro. accompanied by other residents of that town. ar rived in Albuquerque on business Sat. urday. Anaya alleges that there are two sides to the story of the sudden death of eronimo Chayes at Cubero Sunday night a week ago. Chaves. it will be remembered. was seized with a violent paroxysm in the saloon of his father-in-law. Demetrio Jaramillo, and died iu few minutes.
 He remarked while eating supper at the home Of his father-in-law that ev- enins that his food and coffee tasted bitter. and the peculiar manner of his death gave rise to the rumor that he was poisoned. this theory being borne out by the fact that his body turned black immediately after death. In spite of the rumor Chaves was at once buried and no investigation made. Chaves had been separated from his wife. daughter of Jaramillo, and reconciliation had just been ef- fected.
 Anaya makes the statement that Jaramillo and other relatives of Graves offered to have the body at once exhumed and examined for trace of poisoning. and showed a disposition to have the whole matter thoroughly investigated. It Is also alleged that the mother of the deceased says that her son died a natural death, and the appearance of his body was caused ty 8 peculiar disease with which members of the family have been affected.
 Ugly rumors have been afloat of foul play in the case of Chayes, and have not been entirely dissipsted, it Is sad. by the statements of the relatives of the dead man.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

DOUGLAS. Jan. 15.-(Special. .)-
 Yesterday the new high school building of Douglas. now practically complete, at the end of Twelfth street, was visited by number of the citi- zens of Douglas. The day was a beautiful one and many ladies and gentlemen strolled out to the new building and through it.
 It was admitted by all that it is one of the handsomest school build ings in the territory. With the ex- ception of putting in the blackboards the house is now complete and ready for use. NJ. F. Dicus has all the heat ing apparatus in place, but the boil CT has not yet arrived. This was ex- pected yesterday but it did not come When it does arrive the heat will be ready for use in two or three days,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
FORMtRD|sDEEITENOW
 CITY DAD IN GLOBE
A, Trojanoyich, Formerly of Bisbee lumber Co.,, Elected to Serve on City Council in Rejuyenated City.


 In the re-incorporation of Globe into a municipality, A. Trojanovich. for merly interested extensively in Bssbee in the lumber business. was named by the board of supervisors as a council. man. Mir. Trojanovich was a ire. quent visitor to Bisbee in the days of his interests here, and is not an entire stranger today. His selection as a city dad in his home town win come as pleasing news to many friends in Bis bee.
 The Globe Silver Belt has the fol. lowing to say anent the re-incorpora' tion:
 Mayor-William s. Sultan.
 Counciimen = Anton Trojanovich, Sam L. Gibson. Lyman J. Woods, Charles T. Martin, c. s. Van Wagener, Dennis Murphy.
 The above named gentlemen were selected as the council of the town of Globe by the board of supervisors, and last evening the councilmen met and selected Mir, Sultan as mayor by unani. nous vote.
 The action of the board of supervis. ors was not anticipated, as 1t was sup posed that all of the members of the old board were to be appointed. The board. however, could not reach an agreement to that effect, and 1t was finally agreed that four members of the former council who had been the most active in securing incorporation should be appointed with three others. ". s. Sultan, who was mayor under the former organization, Anton Troiano- vich, Sam. L. Gibson and Lyman j. Woods, members of the former coun. ell, were selected for the new, together with Charles T. Martin, c. S. Van wagenen and Dennis Murphy.
 The action of the board seems to have met with unanimous approval and in the selection of Messrs. Van wagenen, Murphy and Martin to act with the former councilmen, they could not have chosen three more representative citizens of Globe.
 It did not take the new council long to get into action and meeting was held for the purpose of organizing and talking over preliminary plans.
 The council met in the office of Charles T. Martin and after the oath of office had been administered, Gi. & Van wageneH was chosen teT'~ofary chairman and F. J. Elliott {, 7I"7raIy clerk. Nominations for may sing in order, Mir. Martin nomin 1l Mir. Sultan, and as there were no further nominations, he was declared el ected to the office.
 No action was taken on sp- pint
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

ments, and there will be DO appoint ments made until the council meets and resolves itself into board of al- dermen and the town of Globe into a city. It was decided to hold the mex. meeting soon, when a resolution will be adopted making Globe & city.
 It Is not known whether any appoint. ments will be made at that meeting. There have been a number of petitions placed in circulation in behalf Of sever, al citizens who desire appointlvs Cf. fees. Just what effect these will have on the council can not be anticipated, but 1t has been suggested that tne time and place of the meeting at which appointments will he ma12 should be kept secret In order to leave the council free 70 act withouJ the er- barrassment of having present the many who wish to get their fec: in the trough
 At the adjournment of the meeting the city was appropriately christened at the Dominion hotel, with Mayor Sul- tan acting as master of ceremonies.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
NO MORE SALARY.
Judge Phillips of msrIeops County
 Delivers Some Remarks.

Probate Judge Phillips does not
 want any more salary for his oficisl
 services than he is now receiving
 from Maricopa county, says the Demo
 crat.
 Phillips said so this morning after
 receiving a letter from Probate Judge l Goodbody, of Cochise, who suggests
 that a raise be made.
 Goodbody thinks probate judges
 should receive $3000 a year instead of
 $500, and probate clerks $500 in-
 stead of s1200.
 T do not want any more salary says Phillips. T do not think the county could afford to pay any more. | If probate judges were raised, other county officials would have to be raised"
 | If an attempt is made in this legis.
 lature to raise salaries, Judge Phillips
 will make no effort to lobby for the
 passage of the bill. He has enough.
 Judge Goodbody also wants to en- i list Judge Phillips support in an ef- | fort to pass a juvenile court law for 1 Arizona counties.
 T do not believe we are greatly in need of this law" says Phillips, but would like to see the law changed
 so that parents of bad boys and girls can be punished as well as the child ren.
 1But few cases of incorrigibility have come under my observation in
 which the parents were not to blame They either neglect their boys and girls, have no patience, or are trying to get rid of them.
 The last thing parents should want to do is to send their offspring to a
 reform school. It is a duty they owe children and not shift the responsi- bility upon the public"
 Judge Goodbody wants the probate judge in each county made judge of the juvenile court, and suggests that the juvenile court law of Colorado be
 taken as a pattern.
 To avoid the expense of parents, witnesses and all others concerned in juvenile cases having to go to the county seat, Judge Goodbody suggests that the probate judge go to the city nearest where the case arises and hold court there.
 Goodbody states that he has in mind Cochise county more than any other in the territory in making this suggestion. He says that most of the cases arise outside of Tombstone, the county seat, and principally in Bis bee and Douglas.
 Judge Phillips will not enlist as one of the champions of the juvenile court. He believes that to create one
 will result in many cases developing that would otherwise not occur.
 T want to see good boys and girls" !" continued Judge Phillips, but I be- Iieve those who are bad can be made better by good advice and good treat ment more successfully than by bring ' ing them into court to threaten them
 with the awful majesty of the law. There are bad boys and bad girls, ! but nine cases out of every ten, sif ! investigated, will show that it is the ! fault of the parent as much as that | of the child Parents allow them to run wild, and when it is too late at tempt to reform them. They fail, and i then turn to the law to do what they should and could have done had they trained their children as they should | Judge Phillips views on the juve-
 nile court and the lack of it's need will not meet with the approval of women 1 in all parts of Arizona who are now
 working for a juvenile court bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Thomas Burns. Of San Simon, Ari- zona. Captain Duncan remains in the new company, with a holding of 50,- 0y0 shares.
 Tte properties lie in the vicinity of the town of Paradise. Cochise county, a3I have been under the management of J. H. Knowles, more recently F. w. Hoar, who was formerly st Globe.
 Messrs. Duncan. the Kaufmans and Rice were here several days this week. A representative of Cole. who recently became president of the Greene company. Greene, vice pres idert, was here to look after MT. Coles interests. The properties are said to be very fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
EMBASSY TO PROBE DISASTER

PITTsBURG. Jan. 1.-The Austro- Hungarian embassy at Washington has ordered NJ. StraszowskI. vice con sul at Pittsburg, to make a thorough investigation of the explosion at the Jones & Laughlin foundry in which fourteen persons. nearly al! Hunga- independently of the county officials Realizing that Coroner Armstrong iS in earnest and is going to go to the limit with his investigation, Million aire B. F. Jones Jr. made a personal call on him today and stated that the company is now willing to do every thing in its power to assist the coro- ner.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
TEACHER GIVES LIFE FOR BOY.
Drowns Under Ice in a Vain Effort
 to Save Pupil.

RIvERDAI.E, Mich. Jan. I5.-In attempting to rescue Harry Valance aged 14. from drowning today, E. R. Gibson. principal of the school here. was drowned with the boy in Pine river
 With Bradley Adams, Valance was playing on the ice and broke through; Adams ran to the residence Of MT. Gibson for help. The teacher. in his stocking feet and shirt sleeves, rushed to the river and broke through the thin ice as he neared the drowning boy.
 The current is swift there. and the two were carried under. Their bodies were recovered soon afterward. MT, Gibson leaves a widow and six small children. only two weeks ago he joined the Modern woodmen. taking cut s2,ooO life insurance.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Prof. Lutz stated this morning that he had hoped to move part of the Seventh and Fifteenth street schools into the new building on Wednesday of this week. but that he hardly ex- pected that would be possible. How ever. he expects to have four rooms in the new building ready for occupan- cy on Monday next.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
A Race for a Wife.
SMITH REAPPolNTEp.

Especial to Review.) WASHINGTON Jan. I5.-Frederick Smith has been reappointed by the president as postmaster at Williams, Arizona
The Glenwood post., 1907-02-02
West Virginia Mine Horror.

Charleston, w. Va.-With a detala-
ton heard for miles. and hurting de-
bris hundreds of feet in the air, dust in
the Stuart mine near Fayetteville ex-
ploded Tuesday afternoon, bringing a
terrible death to eighty or more men
who we're at work 900 feet below the
surface. There is no chance that any
will be taken out alive, for it is thought
that the terrific force of the explosion
snutted out their lives instantly. The
disaster is perhaps the worst in the
number Of killed, in the history of this
state. Most of the men were Ameri-
cans and many of them had families.