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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-05

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Use your Kodak. 1873
Montgomery, photographer. II
F. S. Cronk & Co., sell roofing
cheap. tt
| Plenty CT red garden hose at F. s.
Cronk Co. tt
A new song at the Empire tonight.
Don't miss it. 157
Advertising is the best insurance
against bankruptcy.
A nice program at the Theatorium
tonight. Be sure ana go. 1877
Meet your friends at the Theator
ium and have nice time. 157
All kinds of grain, feed stuff and
hay. Waxahachie Grain Co. tt
/ Hood & Curtin sell kodaks and
everything that goes with them 1853
4 We promise you good time every
1 time you come to the Theatorium.
Buy your floor oil from F. s.
Cronk Co., and keep down the dust.
See that fine picture at the Empire
tonight. Custom Officers Revenge"
/ Don't forget SANDY McPherson's
Quiet Fishing Trip tonight at the
Theatorium. 1877
When you need plumber, call
Bunkley. with F. S. Cronk Co. Both
Phones 81. If
Waxahachie Livery and Transfer
Co., successors to PattonKennedy
Co. Phone 40. tt
II the norther made you think Of
coal, now think of Shive & Keys, the
place to get it. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Trippett and
little son, of Hico are visiting rela-
tives in the city
lyo o1,xh rrrt11 nnf
tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock at
the Sims Library.
Who makes plans and builds mod
ern homes? See S. ]. Erwin, con-
tractor Office phone 400. tt
Robert A. Griffin has gone to Ok
lahoma City to accept a position with
the Oklahoma Film company.
Rev T. c. Bush has returned from
Colorado, where he held a number
of meetings during the summer.
Mr.. j. B. Boon left this morning
for St. Joseph, Mo-, to spend three
or four weeks in revival meeting.
Gus Meyers spent Sunday In Fort
Worth with Mr.. E. Chaska, and re-
ports that Mr. Chaska is progressing
nicely.
Eight marriage licenses were is
sued by County Clerk Loggins Sat-
urday. Five of these documents were
procured by negroes
Our supply Of dry stove wood,
heater blocks and cord wood Is good
and we can fill orders promptly.
Waxahachie Grain Co. tt
Why not own new home after
your fancy than an old house ready
for repairs? S. J. Erwin will build 1t
for you. Phone 400 or PA. tt
Miss Pet Roberts of Corsicana,
who has frequently visited in Waxa-
hachie, will be married to Stanley
Atwood of Ennis on October IA.
See the panoramic picture of the
photographers convention displayed
with Mrs. Jackson's diploma of mer-
it at Spalding & McCartney's store.
tt
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the
[ lungs and expels colds. Get the gem
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Accused of Theft,

Garfield Parker,a negro boy, was
arrested Sunday afternoon by Depu-
ty Sheriff Shippey and placed in Jail.
A complaint charging theft was filed
against tie boy Monday.
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Money to Loan.

On farms. Vendors lein notes
taken up and extended with option
OF paying part each year. Also farm
and city property for sale. tt
o. II. CHAPMAN & co.
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PERSONAL.

. . . . . = 80 = . .
j. A. Findley Of Dallas is here on
business today.
Hon. Waller S. Baker of Waco is
in the city today.
Judge Pickett of Kaufman spent
Saturday in the city.
w. p. Hancock and wife visited
relatives at Palmer Sunday.
Miss Annievieve Phillips of Dallas
is the guest of Mrs. j. B. George for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Rocket have
returned from visit to the Fair at
San Antonio.
G.. I. Barksdale and two daughters
Misses Pearl and Tansy, have re-
turned from visit to San Antonio.
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Bohemian Americanized.

John Troth, Jr., a Bohemian who
lives near Ennis, received his natur-
alization papers from the district
clerks Office Monday morning.
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Licensed to Wed.

Sidney Allen and Florence Grimes.
Thomas Hunter Morrow and Pau
line Elizabeth Nethery.
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SAY, LOOK HERE-Can you rent
met somewhere in Ellis county, $50
or 200 acres of land for 1909, share
crop? II SO state location, etc. and
address Early, Waxahachie. Texas,
Route ., Box CT. d159w37pd
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PHONE H. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light office when you want
printing done Of any kind. The best
cork guaranteed. tt
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AGENTS WANTED--If you want
TO earn $50 to $500 a week right In
your own city. write at once for full
particulars. J. M Harris & Snyder
Company. Marbridge Building, oath
st. & Broadway, New York. 157
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WE ARE NOW prepared to make
your coat suits, fancy silk dresses,
evening dresses, shirt waists and
anything you want made. Call on us.
Located over Durham Dry Goods
Store Mae Bryan. I57p
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See the panoramic picture of the
photographers convention displayed
with Mrs. Jackson's diploma OF mer-
it at Spalding & McCartney's store.
tt
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feet. 7-room house. Close in. See 0.
p. Lumley. 159pd
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HONEY--A few buckets of nice ten
der bulk honey. Call at H. P. Mizell
Cos. The last will have this season.
F. J. R. Davenport. 1872
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EATHER-Tonigh and Tuesday
partly cloudy weather Max 81;
Min. ST.
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LOST-Small coral rose pin. between
opera house and r. A. DuBose's resi-
dence. Finder return to Light office.
1853
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lin, Office with G. c. Groce. Citizens
Bank Building. oktf
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SALESMAN WANTED-Experien
unnecessary. 500 per month and
expenses. Royal Cigar Co.. Chicago,
H. loop
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WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. B. S. McCourt, old
phone 461. tt
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HAVE Mrs. c. J. Griggs order your
fall suits 1872
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WANT you to know that l have Nc
Alestcr coal from $500 to $500.
Both phones. d. II. Thompson. 1913
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Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the
lungs and expels colds. Get the gem
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Miss Pet Roberts of Corsicana
who has frequently visited in Waxa-
hachie, will be married to Stanley
Atwood of Ennis on October IA.
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FOR SALE-Rent contracts at the
Daily Li~ht office. II
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w. l.. P. LEIGH & CO., Insurance
Agents, Fire, Accident, Plate Glass,
Livestock. Lowest Rates. tt
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District Court Suits.
EXparte L. A. Satin, to have min
GRITTY disabilities removed
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FOR RENT-Rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. 511 College
street or old phone 467. tt
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R. u. McCOMBS. Fire. Life. Accident
Tornado, Plate Glass and Live Stock
Insurance. tt
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IF you want your fall suit made at
home see Mrs. C. ]. Griggs. 1872
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FOR RENT-Three or six rooms
with barn privileges. 101 Marvin
avenue. 1862
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Why not own a new home after
your fancy than an old house ready
for repairs? S. J. Erwin will build 1t
for you. Phone 400 or PA. tt
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w. p. Hancock and wife visite
relatives at Palmer Sunday
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Mr.. J. B. Boon left this morning
for St. Joseph. Mo-, to spend three
or four weeks in a revival meeting.
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Gus Meyers spent Sunday In Fort
Worth with Mr.. E. Chaska, and re-
ports that Mr. Chaska is progressing
pfco1y
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Our supply Of dry stove wood,
heater blocks and cord wood is good
and we can fill orders promptly.
Waxahachie Grain Co. tt
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Eight marriage licenses were is
sued by County Clerk Loggins Sat-
urday. Five of these documents were
procured by negroes.
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Judge Pickett of Kaufman spent
Saturday in the city.
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Rev. T. c. Bush has returned from
Colorado, where he held number
of meetings during the summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
FAITH IN FUTURE
Of WATERWAYS
SHOWN BY GLUCOSE TRUST
WHICH WILL INVEST FIVE
MILLION DOLLARS I'M NEW
PLANT.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Faith in the com
merciaI future of the waterways OF
the country and especially OF the
lakes-tothe-gulf deep waterway has
lust received striking justification in
the announcement that the Corn Pro
ducts Manufacturing company, the so
called glucose trust" is about to In
vest $4,000 600 in Z manufacturing
plant and model city on the banks
OF the Chicago drainage canal, the
first link in the deep waterway. This
is significant as the first move on the
part of industrial interests to take al
vantage of the low rates offered by
water carriers as opposed to the raft
roads. The corn products company, II
is rumored. will close the Peoria
plants and as much as possible OF the
companys manufacturing viii BE-
done at the new plant on the drainag,
canal. Dockage has been rented from
the sanitary district for a period o.
90 years aud land has been bought iol
the factories and the employees quart
ers. The new town will be known a
Argo and viii be modelled somewha
after the United States Steel com
lpanv's industrial city at Gary Ind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
READY TO FACE THE WORST
Enolish Wor1an's Resignation Really
Thing TO Be Wondered At.

There was an amusing incident at
little tea last week, amusing IN the
light which 1t throws on the much-
yaunted feeling Of brotherly love ex-
listing between ourselves and our Eng
fish cousins.
An American girl was presented 20
an Englishwoman who has been In
this country but few weeks, and VINO
looked a little lonely and out Of It.
Have you been over here long
asked the American girl, just for the
sake OF starting conversation.
enc, we came out only last u-.aaa.D
Came out is q lovely phrase,
thought the American, and Engish
people always use it in reference TO
this country. Here We go out as mis-
sionaries to the beathern In China ana
the Philippines Il wonder If the ohyi'
GUS inference holds good" But she
smiled, and asked the Englishwoman
how she liked America.
oh was the resigned reply, "Whef
| we came out we made up our minds
TO be quite philosophical, don't yol
| know"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
Good Joke on Billiardist.

Il had great joke played on me
while shooting billiards at hotel In
New York last week. said A. S. Jen-
kins at the Republic
Having a little time on hand |
sauntered into the billiard room. be-
came engaged in conversation with a
fellow in the room and ! proposed a
game. while he readily accepted AT
first things went along spiendidly and
/ had 20 to his 10. But soon he forged
ahead and beat me out by close
score.
Then a friend OF mine. who was
stopping at the same place, said he
was willing to wager that my opponent
could beat me with one eye bandaged.
| accepted his def and placed s. on
the result. He didn't give me much OF
chance trimming me No the tune OF
50 to Is.
After the game was over ! paid my
bet. when the aforementioned friend
loudly told me the eye that he had
bandaged was glass one. You car
imagine my chagrin. "-Milwauket
Sentinel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
First Lead Pencils.

One Of mans best friends. says
"Prometheus," will have 250th birth
day some time in 1908 The day can
not be fixed when the lead pencil was
first used. but all signs, all records
show that It was Just about 250 years
ago that the useful article was invent
ed. The "praeductau" of ancient
Rome. which was a leaden disk used
to draw lines, was undoubtedly its
progenitor. In the fourteenth cen
tury lead and silver points were used
in Italy, but employed exclusively by
artists. For the sake of cleanliness
these were encased in wood and be
came the first lead pencils. but the
pencil similar 10 those of the present
day came after discovery Of graphite
in 1865. The first German pencils
we're made in Nurnberg, where there
are now 30 pencil factories, which
turn out about sOO.oO0.000 pencils
/ every year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
Canadian Bowling association Tourna'
ment oaens in Toronto Today
Prize FIGHTS This Week
Monday.


0nenipg OF Canadian Bowling assoc
citation annual tournament at Toronto
sfxday walking match for world 5
rhampionship starts at Kansas city.
CharIey Griffin of Australia, VS..
lem Driscoll English featherweight
hampton. 20 rounds before the Ma
ticnal Sporting club. London.
Tuesday.
Long Island Automobile club econ
my test, 242 miles.
SculIing match for worlds cham
ionship between webb and Tressi
her, on Waganui river, New Zealand
Wednesday.
Meeting Of National league In Ne"
York.
Opening Of bench shows In tits
brig Pa. and Topeka, Kas.
Thursday.
Harry Lewis vs. Tommy sullivan
l. rounds, before the Colorado A. {
Saturday.
Chicago team 81 American league
caves On spring trip TO California
Annual contests for the Macke.
acquet at Tuxedo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
TWO DOCTORS AGREE
hat q Sunday Drive May MOI nc ~
That 1t Is Generally Cracked
Up to Be.

Drs. Mt f. Grinstead and Jas. Nc.
Manus spoiled their Sunday clothes
yesterday. They took a drive yes.
tarday and. under ordinary circum.
stances. ait would have gone we'll
While Or. Grinstead is considerably
taller aud heavier than pr. MeMannsf
gtill the latter fills his clothes very
well ANA can hold his side down far
ly well iii all the walks and affairs
III life. But the circumstances were
not ordinary yesterday afternoon
when the gentlemen came driving
along ANYWAY. the vehicle went oyer
and the two gentlemen were dafhpea
into the muddy street Barring thf
damage to their clothes. little q he
damage was done.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
.Asp LIFE OF A wAsHERwomAN.
Not Very Gay When She Supported
Sick Husband on $50 Day.

A New York man took a notion 10
sntervtew his wasfferwoman about the
cost of living. She earns $3.50 day
and supports a sick husband. Inc
man reports results in the American
Magazine.
aOur vasherwoman breads Sundays
and holidays" he says. TO her such
days mean no pay. She was glad TO
come and wash for us on the Fourth
Of July"
-All summer she worked every Sun
aay in a hotel-from noon until II
O'Clock at night In two years she
has not had a day Of what we call
fun-no theatergoing. no trip to Coney
Island.
-she seldom has company at her
home in the evening. And she is glad
Of IT. She is busy. and company takes
nm time. Besides. she meets people
and talks with them while she is a
her work.
Nov about clothing. In all. onll
$3.50 has3been laid out in money il
a year for clothing for both the hus
land and the wife. By far the create
sart of the clothing they have givei
10 them BY employers and others.
The wife has no relatives OF nea
friends In this country. The husDan
has no relatives or friends who coul
give him a dollar II be needed it.
go / asked the wife how muc
money she ever has In hand at an
one tine. She replied that for tN
ar three years she has rever had mol
than s12 al any enc time"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
TEETH AS CAUSE OF INSANITY
Medical Records Contain Many IN
stances Of the Fact.

Apropos OF dispatch from CleNet
land referring to the cure OF certain
forms OF insanity by the extraction OF
teeth, By Or. II Ballard Lodge. at'eh'
ton has been called 70 thesis on the
same subject written by pr hicharu
Grady. dentist OF the city OF Ann
apolis, more than l6 years ago ~
was the prize thesis In 1881, ana "
Grady was awarded the nrst goia
medal ever given by the alumni OF the
Baltimore Medical college. In TINS con
nection DR.. Grady wrote:
THE occurrence Of insanity as a
result OF the pain and irritation
caused by the eruption Of the teeth
was first noticed by Esquirol. DR.. d.
Corhett relates a case OF insanity from
overcrowding of the teeth, In which
girl 10 years old would run about
the room. biting at chairs. tables ana
door handles. In the street she would
run away from her attendants and az
tempt to bite lampposts The biting
propensity completely disappeared on
the removal OF two teeth. Dr. Tyler
relates a case Of mania from cartons
teeth. In which a young woman had
several decayed teeth removed re-
naming for "A hours under the intlu'
ence OF the ether which was given al
the operation, after that she was
cured OF her mania. DIR. Pepper re-
| lates another interesting case OF In
sanity caused by the irritation o.
carious teeth. the removal OF which
cured the patient The trouble again
returned after three weeks, when q
portion Of the inferior dental nerve
tabout half an inchl was removed, and
the patient was permanently cured
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
ov,dore by a mul..

An amusing story Of the capture OF
\ thief through the fundamentally
Of z mule IS reported from Jersey
city. While tie thief was busiiy
gringing chiceons necks. the animal
started kicking mriously at the chick
On house. and before The thief couid
escape had brought Down the ROOF ahl
walls upon him. EnianCled in the wire
and halfstunned by bricks and WOOD
the man fell an easy capture to th'
inmates. who had rushed out on hear
ing the noise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
MARRIAGE WAS
UNSUCCESSFUL
MRS. NATHALIE SCHENcK Coz
Inns GRANTED DIVORCE
FROM FOREIGNER,
NEW QUARTERS ENGAGED
In Fashionable Section Of New forF
city BY Hearst independence
League--News From
Manhattan.

Nav York. Feb ~ Tho divorce
which was granted Mrs Nathalie
schenek Collins from her husband
Charles Glen Collins added one more
ID III elong list of unsuccessful mar
riages that have taken place in recent
wears between member Of the Goth
am's aristocracy ana European nohii
ity Before she was married MISS
schenck was d Newport belle aud
met Collins for the first time az
Georgian court, the paiattal home q
George Could at Lakewood. She was
attracted By his dasaing play az POLO
4 rapid courtship followed and they
were married shortly after in Califor-
aia. by repute, Collins came from q
noble Scotch family, had large in
come and d remarkable military
record
Collins believed Miss Schenck 70
b. both immensel.. wealthy. winch
was not the case. with the result that
they beth started life at q fast clip
The wedding trip ended IN Paris
where 1t was said the bride was
obliged to pawn her jewels in order
| that they might return 10 America
Collins was soon after that declared
bankrupt and 1t was reported last
fall that he had gone to work as 9
better tn a large pottery factory in
Boston. The name OF the correspond
snt in the case was kept secret, and
nc alimony was asked for
New Quarters Engaged.
William Randolph Hearst and biz
Independence league has invaded thy
quiet and fashionable old section q
Manhattan, known as Grameroy PARK
which Is located at Twentieth street
lpear Third avenue. The new lnde
Inenaence league club house will &C
leupy the old Gerard mansion, which
lis situated between the Columbia Uni
yersity club aud the PLAYERS club. TIL
latter club occupies the Old home G
Ithe famous actor. Edwin Booth.
The CID square II fast becoming tn
center tor fashionable clubs. tn
Princeton club Is to occupy the hom
Of the late Stanford White, who wa
allied BIZ Harry X. Thaw, while tn
National Arts club has It's quarters !
the Old Senator TiIden house. tn
Gerard mansion ii to be remodelle
to suit the needs Of the independents
league while a large banquet hall wi
be erected on the. open plot IN Ia
rear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
PRESIDENTS ACTION APPROVED

Atlanta. Ca. Feb. 23.-Fifteen hun
dred railroad men, representing all
of the different labor unions whose
members find employment with rail
reads centering here. met IN a mass
meeting today and adopted reaolu
lions endorsing President Roosevelts
action in ordering an investigation 81
the reported crit in wages 10 be mads
bv railroads when the so-calied nin'
hour law goes into effect March 4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
Refuue in the Abstruse.

'Ethelinda seems to prefer The most
classical pieces she can find, said the
fond mother.
"Of course she does. answered Sen
etor Sorghum. Some people play the
piano Just as some people make
speeches-the more difficult and unfa-
miHar the subject. the less liable they
are 10 be corrected when they maize
mistakes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

The Christian church people voted
Yesterday to extend 4 CAN to Rev
Thompson Of Fayette, Ark, who was
hara several Sundays ago and
preached fcr them They were I'M
messed with him and extended hin
i unanimous cali They expect 70 Y
ahead with their new church oaiid
ing as soon ais the weather viii per
init.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
OPPOSE DEMONSTRATION.

New York. Feb. 23.-Represents.
lives Of organized labor. at meetina
If the central federated union toda'
declared themselves opposed To lA'
a-ade Of unemployed and the mass
meeting 10 follow in City Hall park ci
March 7th and refused TO participant
In the demonstration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
FUNERAL NOTICE

Cornelius Iinehan Died last even.
ing at 4 o'clock; will be buried at \
o'clock Mass Monday Funeral VIII
leave residence, 3i5 Twenty-seYenth
street at 7.3o a. IN. Train starts from
Fourteenth street. All friends invited
to attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

Two negroes had a quarrel satur'
day night at the barber shop on lower
Commercial avenue, which was lor'
mcrly the pink saloon. One chased
tbe other with a pistol and took a
shot at him, hitting him in the leg
ana making a slight wound.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
GIVES up UNDER
PRESSURE FROM POWERS

Coreuhaeon. Fob. 23.-It Is under
tod in diplomatic circles that as p
-ssnit Of pressure ron the powers
Rresia has abandoned her plan OF
certifying Aland Island. AID thai an
entente preserving The status quo Oh
the Baltic soon viii Dc arranged
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
PACIFIC FLEET coNeRE-
GAZING AT FRISCO

San Francisco, Feb. 25.-lhe ar
nored crlsiers West Virginia. Mary.
and. Tennessee and Washington ar
ived here this morning from Mag'a
ena bay. The crusiers Colorado and
oeDnsyivahia which accompahlea
hem up the coast did not enter to'
aay. brt proceeded north"ard '
3rementon navy yard. The four bis
7essols anchored near the battleshii
Nebraska
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

I done said I WIZ gwine fer de
heather ez a missionary. but ! come
ter de conclusion DAT home IS de place
fer me. De heather billed an eat up
Dc las missionary We sont UNI, an
amt ready 10 20 dat way-not yiti =
Atlanta Constitution
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Mite society will give reeep
ton for the members OF the oa'ro
naptlst church and their friends tues
day evening, from " ~ 70 ~,
o'clock, at the residence Of Mr.. ana
Mrs D. B. Wearen. el5 Walnut street
Admission free.