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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-12
INTERESTING LECTURE
ON THE HOLY LAND.

The congregation at the Central
Union church was treated to very
interesting lecture last evening by
Rev. e. B. Turner, assistant pastor
OF the church. Rev. Turner was Ha-
waits representative to the recent
Worlds Sunday School Convention at
Rome, and it was of scenes and in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-12

I cidents through the Holy Land that
he spoke. Among the places visited,
and of which Rev. Turner gave graph
ic word-pictures, were the Azores, Glib
raltar, the Mediterranean Sea, Naples,
Pompeii, st. Peters and the Vatican.
A thorough exploration was also made
of Damascus, Bethlehem, Sea of Gal
lice and Jerusalem.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-12

The regular Republican League OF
California makes general appeal for
campaign funds to prevent corpor.s
tons from having claim on party.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-12

The cornerstone of tie new CALI
fornia club house has been laid on old
site on Clay street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06
POISONED GLOVES.
They H1d Their Esrss In i.ay WIZ
IN. Bor7a1 ard Asd.s.

rtrftfaai Giur itasr .E{rsl a,rc
iarEri 90 ghe ts. af aaJ ,Tsel sttt IF
romauee OF Cs,f aai 81 flea Ihrj
had tr a1.to Eta i4E tt a 81.
The iaF.ts aui ~ te1Ie.s aat. I. 81
sail wife if9r W. , t-ufh rvf'l ne -
H. LHneu Tsrt tgat vu uat
death was ~ m wearing nr-fs
Ell gloves - Nsa'l rgs aaa
ccaled a ~,lyasl's tpu }t zseus Ia
have l~'eu u f1.pr.t' psqft#Ha ~ the
notorious ~trNnu...r VI aai ~ .tis
more notorious t. 'l,-H~ f'pse.t .s
invite q friend to ''n" sA4" 'i"l "e
attention - 81 rfts .. p-s "at istrr "H'
= beautiful fsair IT perfiura and i"'t
son.ti gio,es and rr&t dny seTt Poo
to bis funeral. accompanied by 50 'i'jir
note. polite, bus tFtn. r. 1csl,a- ta"
immediate t-1usfcrcRcr ~ at tho prop.
er'v II The Iccrasnsl. 90 the coG"r~ Of
the BnrgiuS.
There Is an interesting and very u:'y
story OF "A famous I,ntSpnrr of the rf
teenth century who confessed under
the Mater cure To having murdered for
n consideration about fifteen people hy
means OF poisoned gloves. The poison
abe employed was so slow IL taking
effect that for wears she remained m
discovered and finally came I" grief
through her own foolish boastlnG -
Kansas City Star
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06

Clintcs NinslsT 70 Thomas
walker. 3 lots in nn sls 1tas

Cltn,o~ afnsl.Y 70 Thomas l.
N1nkl.r : lois In rusls 1sas
TIA. stunoa~uouaus 10 to q
l. Itsou "a acres out u be Ios. :
Conway survey. S4sSTBs
% G. Ranvus 20 tehn D. Cox 10
IA ontla 100
r 3 AeCarl.v 10 q II briggs
&c arr.s out ~ The ! oaoaa sur
yes, saEco
" " Mathis to & + payis. lot
In italy s2z5o
" Al Mathis tn l. pay{g g
lots IN ttalx $3.50
N nariov IN : u Nose. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06
THE GREAT RACHEL.
Fondnesx Of the Famous Actress For
ScarFpirs.

Fondnesx Of the Famou Actress For
ScarFpios.
4 rather comical story relating Ia the
great Rachel and at one time her de
voted admirrr, Prince DemidoT. runs
this way
1t seems that upon the occasion Of
the princes visits to the charming
actress she would often greet him in
playful mood and while criticising his
attire. which was the special object Of
his thought. would draw from his
necktie the pin which secured it. Il
cameo, topaz, ruby or whatever II
might chance to be. and place 1t In
her pincushion or upon her corsage.
This habit greatly amused the prince.
It seemed so childish and such Il mis-
chievous act. and il really added to
her charm IN his eyes. One day, how
ever. he called wearing Il sort Of stock,
and consequently had no jewel.
The observant maid noticed thai
there was no pin in the tie of Demi-
dofr, and when she announced him to
his mistress mentioned the fact. 1T
IS the prince. but he wears "A stock"
Then a | am out" replied Rachel.
Finding himself refused Hn inter
view, the prince set about learning The
real reason. It nightly amused him,
and thereafter he never appeared with
out the baublc that had always proved
the sesame to the great actress pres
ence.-Minueapolis Journal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.


=. s cronk A Ca sell roofing
cheap u
See =. = Cronk 4 Co before YOU
buy yoar roofing X
See n. ~. M~Comb> for FIR and
Tornado Insurance. II
Or. Rodman's office Is nov over
the City Drug Store 80
Have our clothes pressed AZ Hill
n!!l's. south side square SO
We viii cali for and deliver your
clothes. New phone 2st ss
Ladies coats and shirts cianed
and pressed at HIN q Hitl's Sc
Plenty o, iron or felt roofing at
+. 8. Crouk Co 3: prices right. II
The best cleaning and pressing at
Hin 4 HIS. south side square. Sc
Buy your pumps from F. S Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way" down. II
! Miss Laura Wilson OF Dallas Is
visiting her parents here this week
Mrs. Yancey y. kemble and Mrs.
VIII Farley are visiting In Ennis to-
das.
Hon. J. " Blake of Dallas Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. W A.
Grow.
Col. NJ W Mcknight left this
morning for Chicago to be gone
several days,
Brick was placed on the ground
today for the construction of a side
walk on the Rogers street side OF 7.
]. McDade's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Myers of Wei
lington. Texas. are visiting relatives
in Billiard Heights. Mrs. Myers is a
granddaughter of Mrs. S. Is. Ray.
Mrs. Birdie Ross Of Jacksonville,
who has been visiting in the city,
went to Marlin this morning. She
was accompanied by Miss Moores.
Mrs. f. f. Phillips and grandson,
( Willie Dudley, have returned. after
being absent two months with rela-
/ tives at Gilmer, Atlanta. Marshall
and Pittsburg.
The thing for the roof Of the Bra
EOS Valley passenger station has ar
rived and was unloaded today. The
work of finishing the roof will be
resumed at once
O. p. Lumley and family have ar
rived from McNairy county, Tenn,
to make their home in W~aXahachie,
Mr.. Lumley will be associated with
his brother, E. c. Lumley, in the
grocery business.
County Auditor SpaIding requests
the announcement hat the county's
mules recently placed on the market
will be disposed of at a private sale.
The sale will begin in W~axahachie
Saturday and continue until
- mul {-sIn4e%s-at-+r-
lis county who are in need of good
animals are requested 10 see them
Saturday. Cash or approved security
will be accepted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06
POLL TAX COLLECTIONS.
Three Hundred and Ninety-SevcI
Receipts Issued in October.

The collection of state and county
taxes began the first day of October
and during that month Collector
Spencer issued 397 poll tax receipts.
This is considered an excellent show
ing for the first month, and indicates
thai the voters are very much inter
ested in the matter of providing
themselves with the necessary Gre
dentials SO they may participate IN
the election next year. Collector
Spencer tates that 1000 poll tax
a-2sessments MeLe- made on the rolls
of 1907. and adding the overs and
unders to this number Ellis county
win have a voting strength next
year of about $4,000.
Mr.. Spencer's report for October
shows the following collections On
the rolls of 1907, $~G,592.SN; on sup
Elemental rolls. $l9.1G: delinquent
polls. "Si3S.34: occupation tax,
S39l.o4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06

When you need a plumber, call
phones "a. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-06
RAILROAD luME TABLE

>>>>>> o. >>>>>>
NJ, X. Il NORTH Bound.
No. 6 (Flyer) leaves ....7:2O \ ID
No. 204 leaves ........7:S2 y III
No. 20e leaves ...l0:06 a IN
South Bousd.
No. 203 leaves ......-..9:27 = n
No. col leaves .......o:3 p m
No. ) fFlyer) ..... .....S:ll p m
II. & r. C.-West Bound.
No. IS leaves .6:38 a 10
No. SO leaves ..........7:OS p M
No. 81 arrives 4:05 p m-Doos not
run west Of WaxAhAchie.
No. 50 arrives .ll:ls \ m
Fast BounH.
No. 80 leaves 9:22 n m-Connects
at Ennis for Houston.
No. 81 leaves 800 p m-Starts from
Waxahachie.
no. Sc leaves : p IN
No. SO leaves 10 a. m.-Connects
at Garrett for the North.
Trinity 4 Brazos Valley
Northbound.
No. "a leaves ......... $50 p IN
Southbound.
No. p leaves .......... $50 a m
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-12-21
The Rev. Irl K. Hicks 1908
Almanac.

Is rpa'y for delivery and exrels all
farmer editions in beauty and value.
The cover ia brautiful design in col
Ors, th en- ire b 'ok is full Of fine half
tones. astronomical engravings and in
terrsting matter. IL contains the Hicks
weather forecast complete for the whole
year. iiaeiv iiiu t'a'". The price by
mail is 30 certS. oL News-Stands 30 cts
WORKS AND WORKS. the Rev. Iri R
Hicks fine monthly magazine, contains
all his weather forecasts from month to
month. tog thpr with a vast amonnt Of
the best family rsadi The price IL 81
a year ahd M lmana' goes WITT each
suhscrip; Nd IPSS. WORD AND
WORKS PUBLISHING CO, 21Ol Locust
Street. st. Louis. Missouri. Write for
reat al almancs in quantities. Agents
wanted
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-12-21
CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. MASTIN

=
Be il known that on this thirtieth day of the
month Of November 1907. before me, the under
signed Notary Public in and for the Parish Of
st. Martin. State OF Louisiana, duly commits
stoned and qualified, personally came and ap-
pearred l.. B. Grow. H. Shelby Sanders, Robert
Martin, Geo. j. Sabatier. Walter ]. Burke, who
declared unto me. Notary. in the presence of
the witnesses hereinafter named add undersign-
ed, that desiring to avail themselves of the laws
of this State. relative to the organization of
corporations, and to ACQUIRE the rights, DOW
ers and privileges of body corporate. they do
form themselves into a corporation under the
name and STYLE and for the purpose hereinafter
set forth. to-wit:
ARTICLEI.
The name of this corporation shall be "PA
TIN OIL COMPANY it's domicile is hereby
established at st Mortinville, Parish % II
Martin. State of Loo ma: n , cute. .,s Co.,.
porate rame said Cobb. a .h.ti nave pos.
and authority to contract, auG he .1a r.
make and use a corporate zeal and the co.,, W.
break or alter at pleasure; to hold. receive, Iur
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To Whom 1t may concern:
The heirs and creditors Of said above
numbered and Ell tiled estate are here.
by notified to show ause within IT, al
delays why the final tableau of Jerrrd
Zero, Administrator Of said estate. here
IN filed should net b. approved and no
mo!ogatrd AZ prayed for.
Witness the Honorable James Simon,
Judge of said Count, at st. MartinyilIr.
Louisiana. this 10th day II December
1907.
GEO. 9. EAsT1N.
Deputy Clerk ~ Court.
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70 RENT.

One Blacksmith Shop with
full equipment of tools in the
prosperous town Of Broussard.
For terms and particulars ap-
ply to l.. c. GUATHIER,
Nov. E. OF. Rural Route 1.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-12-21
Bank Notice.

The 81 ckho!iers Of the Bank Of ST.
Martinvi!lr are notified that the annual
meeting Of the share holders Of said
bank wi b. held at the Bank on Tues
day January l4th 1893. for the election
OF board Of directors.
ST. MaT,invillp. La. Dee. 10th 1907.
ALBERT BIENyENU. Cashier.
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signstion or otherwise. from among the stock
hol6ers of said corporation. The said board
shall have full control of the property Of this
Company, and shall 30 conduct manage and
use TIE same. AS in their discretion they deem
fl, and that is consistent with the objects of
this Company or the welfare of the same. II
may adopt such rules and regulations as the af =
fairs of the corporation may require. employ
s1ch servants, clerks, or other agents as it may
appear desirable; to fix and determine the a.
laries of officers and other employees herein
provided for.
ARTICLE vi.
This charter may be changed or amended. the
stock increased or decreased, or the corpori- IN
dissolved At" general meeting of the stoclh Did
ers convened For the ~ pose with the a ,ent.
o. H. ee- ourth &c the Ell ire stock ISsued. VII =
ther present represented AT such meeting.
THY day p..oi n.tica 81 suc. meeting hall
. siven in any news aper published in ST.
net aviEs. Ln1is Notice shsl! likewise
be given IN writing In case of dis luton of
this corporation, the liquidation Of its affairs
sh, u be conducted by three commi- sioners, Sc
iectad from the stockholders q; a meeting call
ed .df that purpose, a. above set forth in this
article SAD commissioners shall remain in
office unti' tina final liquidation.
In case o. the death of one or more of such
commissioners. the survivors or survivor shall
continne T., act
ARTlCLEVn.
No stakeholder of this corpo ration shall be
held liable for the cantracts or faults thereof,
IN any further sum than the unpaid balance due
the Company on the shares of stock subscribed
for or owned by him, nor shall any informally
in organization have the effect of rendering this
charter null. or Of exposing to any liability be-
yond the unpaid balance, if any, of his stock.
Thus done and passed at my Office on the day.
month and year first above written, in the pre-
sence of Messrs. Henry P. Olivier and Dan w.
VOORHEES,, competent witnesses residing in this
Parish. who hereunto Sign their names together
with said parties and me. Notary. after due
reading of the whole.
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CHARTER.
State Ut Louisiana. !
Parish If st. Martin. (

State NJ Louisiana, }
Parish If st. Martin.
He il known that on this Both DIV of
the month of November. 1907, before me,
the undersigned Notary Public in and
fer the Parish If 81. Martin, State of
Louisiana, July commissioned and quail
lied. personally came and appeared VI. j.
Burke. DR.. Geo. j. Sabatier, Lake B. Grow
and Robert Martin, who declared unto
me-, Notary, in the presence of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undpr-
signed, that desiring to avail themselves
OF the laws OF this State. relative to the
organization OF corporations. and to &C
quire the rights. powers aud o ivileges
OF body corporate. they do form them
selves into corporation under the name
aud STYLE. and for the purposes hereinaf
ter set forth, tO-wit:
ARTICLE l.
The name Of this corporation shall bn
THE GROW COMPANY its domiciIp is
hereby established at st. Martinvillp.
Parish of st Martin. State # louisiana:
and under its corpOrat,. name said cor
POI shall have the power and ALL
thOrity to contract, sue and be sue !; to
same tD break or alter at pleasure: to
hold. receive. purchase. mortgage. or
convey under the said corporate name
p;onertv real and personal; to name and
ppolnt such officers, directors, agents
and managers sind employees AZ he in.
trrest or convenience Of said corporation
may require; 10 make and establish by.
laws. rules and regulations for the prop
er manHg mrnt and regulation Of its
anairs. a. may be deemed necessary and
prop and tie same To change and ait-r
a. pleasure; a Il I" do all other aris IN
thing p-rmlttei by law, or a. shall or
may b. Necessary and proper to carry
odt the 'bj'cts ami purposes of !a.. or.
pnration.
Said corporation uale.s sooner dis
Sc v"G. shall exist for period Of thirty
years from dat. The pre,idant. OF in !
his ais nee The scretary ant treasurer
shall be thu proper persOn Upon whom
citation or Other legal process shall be |
served.
ARTICLE IL.
The object ard purposes for which
this c"fpordt.on Is organized. an the
nature OF the business To be carried on
are hereby DECLARED TO be tn engage i'm
The business of drilling upon or other.
wise exploiting such lands az it may ac-
lulre IN full or part ownership, or to
which 1t may acquire any rights what.
EVER for the purpose of discovering oils.
gas or minerals; aud the same TO ex-
pl0re and develop for commercial pnr-
poses. To undertake all works and make
Ill contracts TO that end desirable; and
'uch product as 1t may bring forth, to
'ell or otherwise dispose of; to make all
uch works or enterprises az may faciii-
ale such drilling and explorations. the
tOring OF products. the sale and delivery
hereof, and in fine to 10 all things ne
sssary or convenient to the benefit of
aid enterprise.
ARTI'LE III
The capital Stock shall I,p Fifty Thc,is.
nd Dollars. (S50MaD d"liars. divided ia.
. shares Ut One HuHGr",; Dollars each.
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Cotton Seed.

Prepare for Boil Weevil. |
have selected seed. Tool I'm
proved, king" and Russell
Big BoolI' Early planting
are necessary and the best seeds
will give best results. Apply
to l.. G. GAUTHIER,
Nov. E, OF. Rural Route /.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-12-21
Town Property For Sale.

"fi-r for sale my property on Main
street. near the Railroad, large two sto.
~ building. stores and residence. sta.
ble~. outhousrs aud o.her Improvement.
coed business location. property now
rented. viii sell at reasonable price.
NW. :: JOS. LOyAs.
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Notice of Filing of Final
Tableau.

Estate OF James L Zero, Probate Docket
No. $3.50.
10Th Judicial District Court.
Parish Of st. Martin. State of Louisiana,
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l. BIENvENU. by Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. MARTINI
! do hereby certify L at the foreroiue Charter
OF tn Hebert oil 20 npany il duly reco. 'ci in
Conveyance Spos M o. No. ;3I;0. the 81, dav
. sr.Int-. ~.
3Igred I. pIi.NVENC
by. Clerk.
Attest. rue COPY,
L BIENVENU, Dy Clerk.
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ARTI"LE III.

The capital Stock shall bp Fifty Thcls.
aud Dollars. (S50Ma) d"iiarS. divided ia
to shares Ut One HuIdr",; Dollars each.
which stocks shall BE- paid for in cash at
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J. r. OLIVIER,
DENTAL SURGEON,

OFFICE:-UPSTAIRS LABBE DRUG STORE,
IT. MARTINyILLE. LA.
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l. BIENyENU, by. Clerk.
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The board Of directors shall have power to Ell
acencies in their number caused by death, re-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-30
MESA

Still the demand for land continues. Clyde Clark, who has been engaged as foreman on one of the big truck farms in Mesa, has closed a deal for a l6-acre place and will go into truck ing on his own hook.
 A. B. Tomlinson, the enterprisinG real estate hustler of Tempe, was ir town all day yesterday and practically closed deal with the Buck Produce Co. for a 20-acre tract near his town. The purchasers will put the tract out in eucalyptus as d fuel crop. In five years they can begin cutting. as the eu- calypti grow from ten to fifteen feet a year. and they will cut four acres each year. A man near Los Angeles, Cal. who had twenty-five acres out in eucalyptus trees for the past thirty years. has averaged $500 an acre year ly from the cut area. This is not bad for crop that needs neither water nor cultivation. and that renews itself. as suckers spring up from the stumps and which in few years make as big trees as their parents.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-30
TEMPE
DEATH OF o. C. SMITH.
The End Came in Tucson on Thanks
 giving Day at the Hospital.

Jack Harris received telegram from Tucson yesterday morning an- nouncing the death Of O. C. Smith in the hospital there the day before. The news of Charlie Smiths death will be learned with regret by his friends in Tempe and these include every one who has known him here in the past fifteen years He has been in i'll health for something over a year and last spring suffered a long sick spell which came near ending in his death. He recovered from il. but never re- gained his former health and his ill-i ness finally terminated in Bright's dis ease which was pronounced incurable by several different physicians he consulted. He made the best of the circumstance however. and continued his work when able to. He was here for the last time. about the middle of october and upon returning to Mari cppa then, felt so badly he decided to go to the hospital in Tucson. He gradually improved there and in writ ing to friend a few days ago here. he stated that he expected to leave the hospital the latter part of the present month. H. expected 10 be Tn Msricopd
Arizona republican., 1907-11-30
eILLsoARos AS NUisANcEs.

California reports an inspiring ad- vance in the campaign against offen- sive posters. billboards and adVertis- ing 'hoardings in the judicial decision that such objects are nuisances. sub
 ject to abatement by the police author ities under the common law. IL was argued that anything needlessly offen-
 sive to the senses was a nuisance. A soap factory or a pigsty would not be tolerated in close proximity to resi- dences. because of the vile odors which would outrage the sense of smell A stone erusher or a boiler factory would be similarly forbidden. because of the outrage upon the sense of hearing But the eyes are as precious as the nose or ears. and the sense of sight. the most useful and valuable of all the senses. is as much entitled to protec- ton against outrage as any other. So it was contended. and it was decided by the judge. that posters or billboards which grossly offended the eye were for that reason nuisances and might be suppressed as such.
 That decision seems to be eminently logical and reasonable. If upheld and generally acted upon it will certainly prove effective. The enforcement of the common law against public nuisances by the police powers of municipality is usually summary proceeding There are. of course. other grounds up- on which billbOards and hoardings might properly be dealt with. Some of those objects are inimical to good mor- als. Some are instructions to the highway. Some threaten danger from fire. Some trespass upon light and air. Any of these grounds should be sufficient to insure the removal of the offending structures. But much simp- Ter and more speedy Is their condem- nation and demolition nuisances
 As for those who are on the ground that they are common not properly to be prescribed as nuisances. they might still be kept within bounds on any of these other grounds which might be found appropriate, and. failing that. they could and should be made objects of taxation. on the principle which we as having been estab- lished with success in some New Jer- sey municipalities. There are thus plenty of ways in which ito get rid of objectionable billboards. just as there smoke. of stenches and of unnecessary noises. All that is necessary is recog- hilton of the reasonable and elemen- tary principle that the sense of sight is equally entitled with the other sen- ses to protection against needless af- front-New York Tribune