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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

No one who will pause for a mo-
ment to consider it can doubt that
the vital statistics law is a good one,
and no reasonable objection to it can
be raised
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18
Hearing on Race Tracks.

Albany, ~ Y, Feb. 1S.-Arrange-
ments have been completed by the
codes and judiciary committees OF
the state senate and assembly to
rid a 80 | aripg tomorrow on the
bills abe Fli = lace track gambling.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

I'm God We Trust will be restor-
ed to the gold coins from which it
was removed by President Roose
yelt's orders. Another reason why
confidence should be restored
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

The Ennis News sizes up that ex-
ecutive committee meeting in the
following words: 1t sounds like
hooking justice to offer resolution
instructing a state chairman to obey
the law, but it gives fellow the
shiyers to see that convention will
vote that he need not do it"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

Anticipating the results of the
convention at Fort Worth the Dallas
Times Herald cheerfully remarks:
Fort Worth captured the conven-
ton and now the boys will be COM
PEELED to float in the Trinity from
Fort Worth to the Gulf" That is a
long float but the boys" will need
it--after the convention adjourns.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

Plans for the new passenger sta
the Katy were approved by the rail-
way commission early in January,
and the new structure must be ready
for use within six months from that
date. At least that is what the or
der says.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

The Enterprise Publishing Com
pAny is i'll nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployeJ, nor will we assume payment
Of such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe OF this office
Ii paid promptly for work done. This
10 to protect ourselves and the SELL
ing public.-ENTERPR PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Per g. w. Nc
Knight, Manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

There is logic in the following
paragraph from the Denison Herald:
Don't overlook the fact that the
dollar you start north or east for
something that could be purchased
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18

{Residence Phone. Bell No. $3.50
W. A. OWNRY City Editor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-02-18
ChamberIaIn's Cough Remedy

cures Colds. Group ana Whoopinc CouRh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
@citGnonit cincs Vabnfrcplcrs.

Seonlin, no, 20. 5ebr. - 6.
". Cor, cin 81 Srantlin Sutction.
DO, m~obnboiter &ol5bader, geItano
bellte Nodmittga eitcml 9ean1ten ser
.Wtiiiolri Eocific.9abn" g~egeniiber
GIN. oaB cr in Ser Nadt bonn letten
6reito9 iu StterpiIle Sill, 10 Mei.
Ien oltlid) BON bier, cine Sf)iene
lodertc. noourh Elm Srndt5ug aus
Ct. Soiris Sltn Gntgleilen gebrodlT
iuurbe. Cor bate, mie er iagte, beab'
iiftigt, 0en Shncll5ug Nr. A, mel.
der wcnige Minuten nad) Der Gnt'
alei'unrg bcs 6rnd)t3ugeS f1li9 mar,
Gus Dem @eIeiie 5n lperfen nno SIT
heratbert. gr nit S3j9Aubre alt uito
bat 6rou uno ainb. Man iiihrte ibn
aui Den Sd)auplas oes @~oriaues, no
CT feline angaben wieoerbolte nio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26

81 Dem millcnlolen Nllf9cbcn Oc9 ct-
gcnCt SD III Niinihen mo @ollcll
0ca WannC5 |gclan8cn - mag Der
llr0runO 0ieicr &noioi0uolit0tacnt.
0%uBcrung Olld) SIT Den iclbitlolcltcR
3iI0cn inn &Scicn OeagScibcS %geb0rcn,
Sold}c Nutllren MAIDEN nllr GllBer-
lid Gon5ciiioncn, ocnu bel ibncn cnt.
mideln lid Nc0lutCu INTO &an0ul.
gen llod) 0Cn ibncn ciAcnen Ncicna-
@cietcn, sic 9lcib5citi9 Ocn rotbCrt
6uoen sur GrtcnntuiB ibrc3 Gbnraf-
tcrS iiibrcn, mic ilbcrDaltpt 6uroftCr.
poae Wtcni6cu lcihtcr SIT crfcnncn
linO ais d)arnftcrihpudc. 2lbcr 0cns
nod, o0cr piCllCidlt ebcn 0c9bolb int
tcrcllircn tic ~ieltcl filr Die Guller,
mic ate GlrgCn0, Ter Wonn rettct
lid 5ltr @0bc ioldcr 6raltcn, cr lobt
iid) an ibrcr 2ulttertcit mic am Mni.
icr Oc9 @~cr8QuclI9 - bic licbcn;
t0nnlcn nid)t bcraltlhcn" obcr
Damn jicbt IS i'm bod mipoer ms
Gbal. l1l0 sum ,Gbnnlpugner. jltr
Spbinr, 5ltriId - limo Die ber0lt.
iherL licbcn ocn 3orlbcr, ser DID be-.
rullid)t, uid)t bid ~"
Gle gcbcinniBpoQc Wiodlt, bic 0clt
Mom 5iun @ci6c jitbt, sic trd9t Der
Wtumn in 0ic 6rourn biucin un0
mciB 10 nid)t, ooB cr Iib icincSpbiW
iclbit conltruirt, bic inn oltd TGtbs
iel olli5ugcbcn hat, 10 Iungc ser.
Hultid mGbrt, Hdtbicl, sic picQcidt
oltdl micOcr icinc cigcnrn @cbcim-
niiic itno. 2GBt i'm obcr cin 2lltgcr=
blif ser Grnilhtcrltlla o0cr Gin BIT
iaQ tlor Icbcu lutO CT iin0ct Die bciB
crtrGluntcn Siicnbarlm1cn nid)t,
neil Tie MIR in icinen Miiuifcn mo
nid)t in Ocnl NScibt logcrL 10 mGbnt
CT iid bitter cnttGuidt, melt Oouon
ctticrut ciniuicbcn, OoB cr lid icIbIt.
gcttillldlt bat. Sam gebcn tic bin,
0ia ShopcnboucrS, Niebid)c3, @ci.
ningerS uuo @iI0eS mo b0brcn i6rc
Eornoorc - nlon lit nic llngcrchtcr,
ais menn man lid lclbIt betrogcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26

2orcoo, Eero %. 6cbr. Git
Grfuriiona}lg nit elmer Gn5obl Gou,
riiten aus Dem Noroen an 9or0, lit
oli Ser 6obrt bel Srpilc, II Ntcilcn
pom bier, cntglcilt. Wcbrcrc @oB-
gouS Wlroru ans benz @eleiic 0cluor-
fen uno iu Sriinmcrn o%uicinonocr-
1cbGltit. 0rcibig Eerioncn trt9cn
GcrlcbungCn ouuon, Die Mcbr5nbl
Souriiteu aus ser @egeno bon 20
Loco, 8, sic untcr Siibrung bon s,
@atea bon Eoleoo ocn Illsilltg nnd)
Dem SiioDcIten unternommcn batten.
Ger Non1e CHARLES 8ateS gob III Der
irrtbiimlid)en WclOung NnlaB, ooB
ser Nelu- Oorfer Sinan5marm Subn
v. @uteS iid) inter Den Gcrunglitd-
ten beinn0. Sebtcrer mar leood) lhor
geitern 2lbeuo nit ieiner Heiiegeiell-
id)oit uui einem Spe3ial5ue in 9eall'
mont, Ger, nngelangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
SciratbS=0 iccn,cu.

Soicp6 Wc@iuu %, umO Sooic
10. Golc, 81. Npplifont Solcpb I.
Grodctt, Nr. II, Toir Nucnnc,
&urrD Ncder, u, nno Carrie
Sombnr9cr, q. applifunt 2cIpi3
@6itcbill, Nr. t3t9, @cit.gtortb-
}(pcnlie.
Sorrp 3. Gmcrion 80, 9tr, 7i3,
WicScnrD- StraBc. ltno Annic e.
Sbrotc, 80, @ittmc.
@cor9e 8ebcr, 3G, unO 2llicc Soos
Ter, 40. @ittpe. 2tpplifant ". :.
6llrrn 1923, @eIt.2aiupcttc apc.
6reoerid ". Opper, 81, Hr. 511,
~nit.slpcmtc, mo @0nn =. Otltfel,
10.
Milliom 5. SmltIlcr, CT, @ittlpcr,
lnlo Sorab i. Strcct, 81, @ittuc,
Applifunt Gogar 9. @recrL Nr. 100,
Horb.GoQin9ton.Nucml
@iQiom 90. Clements, 81, uto
anrtic 9reuer. IS. applifont GboS.
6. 9rcucr, 9tr. 800, Sillmorc-S Ctr.
Sorrp C5cao Gnrlin9, 81, ulo
Morp &. Self, 81. Npplifant W.
9rcrmer, Nr. 1906, @eIt.SrunfIin-
StrnBc.
Morris .. @obrt %, 0orf, ga,
uno SQoie s. Blum %, geidieocn.
8iaiam Solmes, 81, nlo Cecilia
grapcr. t6. applifnnt @iQiom e.
@rcrpcr, Nr. 1882, Catherine Str.
Irnsicr u. Gouin9ton 81, auo-
Ion =. O., Solbot.G pnntp, @tb., ino
Soaie g. &innamon 20, Solbot.Go.,
Wio.
Charles oanabcinrif, 81. itno
Marp Sonopitd, 81. applifant GarI
6. 8nliG, Nr. IA, @eita6ranflin-
Strabe.
Tufns Bosnian, 80, Someriet.
Gountp, Wo., uno 9i0ie 6. 9uQen,.
%, Slime arllnoel. Gountp, Mo.
6ranf 3. Sbeffcr, %, nno 9lnnic
M. 1rcemon, %. Mpplifant elmer
&. Cotton, pr. 1910, SitsGbaic.S Str.
Sobn 9. Holan, 81, uno Morp $.
S'Heils "a. applifant Gas. 5. No-
larL Gotonspiae, Mo.
Sobn g. Sauoer, 2t, uno Innie
6. Sauer, 26. Mpplifant San 3.
anabe, Tr. 400, Noro.S droeoer.
SiroBe.
@iaissesG sblein >2ir nno 2ena
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
@citcrn Iarslanb Giicnhabn.

grNinneno IL. Saniar, perIibt Siuer.S% tatiot.
40 Miorgcns - S1reII5ne, Sagerstotur, .R.
& W. 9ip., gSabnesborQ', Sbanlbersblra lino,
alsaeuonimet Sonn.aeS, Sarcod uro Gum.
berIano.
2.45 Ta0m. gffnmooation rad Union.
gribac.
APO Gutn. - @rpreb-S 6neu5ua, SouptIinte,
Saaerstofpn, Saneod, Sbtppensbnrg utb,
uusaenontnier Gonniae5. Sreoerid uno gu,s
u~itshlra { GarIorsGar).
S1glidt, ausaenpmnten eonntdgS.
100 Wiorgens - yorf, Y. u. 9. 2!o., unb
Carlisle. f
7.6c Moraens = Iffpm. mad llnipns gribae.
1857 Wlnraens - 9Sefterti Grprct, gleitmius
fer, grucepiIe (Srcherid), Gmmitsbnra,
Iburmcni, gIne HiSee, gSabnesboro'. Cham
iino Glitns. Buffet Sbferputionss9ar.
$50 giadm. = SduptIiEie, 6ftli6 bon gmorb.
@rpbe. ferner Qeri. 9anoeer. GETTYSBURG
6.15 Nrenos -. sifuipfI. nod tlnion,grioae.
Nur GDnntdga.
$50 gorm. - stffomift. itdH Ilrioisgribse nnS
Sanober.
SaIten Mot an Neutrality-suspicious..
Station.
4. Nsbertfpn, a. n. Fstpel,
giee,grdf. u. Oeu,cefpdftsf. 6~en.'8sn,ap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
@crmiidDtc tclcgrapbiid)c Scpcihcn.

Sn oa8 HoO9cltcll cincS EoIt'
ma1gona Ser Santa 6c.@obn"cinge.
5m1ngt. mllr0e ser ubgcriiienc Nrnr
cillcS Marucs ~gciun0elt, ser iid AMI
.0cn 3lg cin8ciMIjdcu SIT boben
id)cint, I'M mcnt1cltlId mitIobrcn
SIT f0nnlerL unO in Der 9tGbc Don Gbi.
roQo BET Dem @o9niB icillcn IoO &C.
fltl0en babcn mllB,
- Nei cjncm Strcitc 5piidcn OeN
6oralcrn j. $. @oiimou mo Ieincnl
So6llc 0cprgc rincricita unO 2. Cant.
tcrman Ql0creticit3 in @rofen 9ow,
Ncp., idlt9 Der 2ebtcrc Sic bciOen
.Sofimnn nit eincnl Sod oerart ultf
oie}Sddbel, oaB lie Sh0oclbriifr CT,
littcn l1ao wobrihritlih ibreu Ser
lcBttn9an ettiedth leer6cll. Der Strcit
nrtAc 1itb AMnf ciifidc1 @llitcl MoiS,
mcldjc 2ulrtcrttnTnA fiji Sic SoiimonS
Hdtfr.t
'a1 a'asiffs .QouiS, :@(o., Bat in ser
1qtrtIt gtotioh ser r,@cltS clcpbon-
g. chi oIa ilngea M0Ohcn ucrtIci
.0cter illpAer Yltri6e iilui @tonute
lang els @oaob,M Qofen rur8irt.
Seine eidlarpiuQ alulO rGntIoliulg
.criplgte CRIT ais @clcne &leS, 10
=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26

". Better, 20. Npplifant Clinton
Rihtcr, Nr, Is, @olf,S troBc.
MihueL i. 3ubrop9fa, %, ulo
2ouiiu &rnll9, 33, g2ittpc. 2Ippll.
tant 6cnrp &ubbaro, DIR. 1915, Gbe.
iupcnfcsS trnBe.
%p6n Y. SHnitfer, 80, Hr. 905,
Noro.G Strobe, mlo 0}abcI s.,
Smena, 16.
Moriau u. 9rpa1, 2S, @indcitcr,
Mo., ln0 gtlicc e. Gouricp 1S, Nin-
DIETER. Y}0. 2lppIitant u. 3. Gour-
icp, Nr. 81, &onoper. Strube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
Mrs. @iusIpm's Suotbins Sgrup

ptrb felt iiber HianSnnoIedstg Sabren RON
Wiaioneu ppu ,m,httern Star TIRE ainstr Bri'ns
Sannsn. nit usatdnstaem Grfpia eebraudt. Sc
berubigt oas Qtno, erueidlt ben 1anmeu, be.
idimihfist ane e dmerleu; turtrt Dinotptif ano
1T oas bette @ttel .tiir EtnrrbDe. Bon slpo.
tbefern iftH attH sSeltfbetleu berfnuit. Crib
eeipiR unS, hdtteytnt .W,rs. @instsw's eupthine
enrnp" inns nehfft feine nroere Gorte. Siinf,
unootpnn3ia Gents bic SInfte. rn.,r benz Gtibr.
nittfeI. nno 9roeuensBefet tom 30. Suni 1905
garuntirt. Sertensslrmnler 1905. Gin attef
1nt amt tetp6tttes 2st.tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
MarDianb. NIB EennIplpnnja.@abn

3fGe per.aHcu Turtb.apenue.e tatten
7.30 Wioreens gorf BoIt. tdaIin, auseenout'
men Gonntae.
0.05 W1orgens Telta aecorr., rur Gonntae.
$50 Mor9ehs @elr.r sccoul.. tdgli1, ausaes
non,nien Sountua.
leo Racbmiitaes selatr Mccom., nIir Samftag.
S.25 g,adntttagS gorf Bolt, tdgli3, auSee'
.toItucfi SoHntnq.
4.O5 Ga6mitiugs 0tIta slecom., rur eonntne.
4.45 Gabmittngs 9eIair aeeoul.. tdaIi@, aus
aefurttfiet Sonntda.
600 slbcHos Delta siecout., tdoIi6, auSges
f1onInten Sonntng.
HOO @benos Della 2couI., nur Sonntaa.
II. 80 aberbs 4eInir 2tccom., ttgli&. ouSges
noUsmen Sountaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
G%bcinpcafe Sampicr-G umpa9nic.

tNttuptNlN'S lHits
Glcganie @ailagIcrsEaHtptcr a9ulumbia" NIB
oYlugulla."
Slo Rpint SuniiDrt NIB Tprfplf, @n.
Suntp1er b~rr!ulieH Baltimore tdgllb (ausgc-
nnltiltrll GUnitnAo) nm $50 sberns mo DID
YOllt Comfort nm 6 llbr Aioraeus llo 9iurs
iplI INT Z ll1r W~iprgena, anfblieBenb an Die
eilcEbdDn8ii8e tadb ulleli 8unfteil pes Siioelts.
=. DurtsJiiucr.NiHic
G.cG1Hter Rdragiers Sdntpfer sgtlantd.~
Hat &citsEuint NIB Midlmpio, 0a.
Sampler O~crialict Baltimore SienliagS, Soits
ncrlidNS mo Samliugs INT 3 llbr Nad)nlitidg5
mo lollircl 3t gSeiI @oint nm 40 Wi0rGels
uno In 3ttdulqlT ul 0.20 Mlorgers an.
Sic Gnmpts R1cl IN @IouceftersRoint, Sic.
llcute, GlaO g9fil mn Illmpnos an.
Sampfcr ~uCrlGisn Baltimore ppm Eier Tr. IS
mo 10, 2isbti StraRcn' @crite.
SnrhsNtteie !tncb alien Yllrtftell ipnilen Gcs
lt6cIt, @cpud Gutacaehct mo Stdiiiter8tntmcr
I'M Nprnue ~rcierotrt peroen in ben biciigeu
NtaetHiiircuur, gir. 40, Sits@uitimorc , StruHc,
u, ~. Nubirn, Ngrut; 9r. 1874, Sit.Saltimorc-
2trnic, oocr ocn Hunpt'9iircalIr an 2tBbt-
Emo SeesStrufc, baltimore, No.
Jicubcu Suitcr, q. 3. GbiSm,
Gen. @ctCbniteiiDrer. Sen. s|ati. sNacnt.
I. ". Mie2anuel, 9iilfs.Gen Bal. sgscni.
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g[Eppfotel1.

YGuofQten.
9prtpb @utbcrlct, RChtoaulpult, Hr. 10, Sit-
2critGtoIrStrubc t. " Y. 4sbutc, ct Fnul
1888 ~.
y. Gurbart sbimrr, Ncbi5nnraIt, Union 9rnit
Builoiug, Baltimore, Vib. -9eloc Gelfplulle.
Srancis $. 9irmul, IcdtennipaIt, 225 q. Eauls
StruBc. Baltimore, Wto.
anrl ". ID. sdOlR, i26-l22 Pniu Sliilolng.
C~5nitauuS 1urb, 2Gl-269 Gnlrtrt @iIlloiiS
q. 2&n.. Srtmnuu, III NurbsG9drlcss Sfrabe.
Observation-Disclosures @etat6e nno
Sdmcretcu.
Griffith & Snrrcg 81, 2O5 9toro5E acqsS trabe.
Warmor. ltlo 8ronit.gSerfe.
9. eilsa rtucr & sJBne, 71l-T1s gSeIt,@aIti'
iorcsSirnBe.
YIum6inn FURNACES, Ionges urlo
Scfcn, 9od,octfcn uno Ntnue1i.
gennctt Sros.. 523 3oro. 5rcnontstOcnue.
Gupicrid;nic0c uto 8lulH6cr$.
Sphu 0ubcr;. 17tt 1bamessS trabe. Is. & z.
IcIcpDoll: &lp!ic 1883. ..
tllcrs8 criid)erlinBcn.
sam. (. s6ndeltorO & Ga. 10 uuO II g9ain6cr
,,MuNal 1Juiuraurc 50. Of atpsrpupl," Scurb u.
&drficlo, Neliocut W,nadQcr, 10l-1O2 S0dlls
Der Of Commerce Wunv.lin.
nCfrmnuia 6eucrucrittcrnitgs $ 6eithihait,"
NaItlIlore' mn 'Eoribs Sirlbc.
-
0rln0eigent6umS.Ng cntc mn
'n SANDER. "- ~
gtcrre 6. 2nann & s'spgep, 10 Sft.ecrinGton'
StraGc. .r ,s.r. 49, .r,
Suiihntie0. 3lt6c63r.
e. eeott @agnc 60, 3G2 mo 864 IopntGap'
Strabe.
Goblen itI0 SOls.
Seu,b q. EOn NeiHc, $50 GoIumDias9leeH
Sdnu,diOhcu mo llGref.
u! :. .gaiirr. 90 6Tr sfnitIiutttlel rdse! al
h. &fanolriG- @elbGite.
,Guninfcotco 9pnn. 6a.,"t 9Ioro.G Sat. Strdbe.
" Einun5 un0 Srgeln.
Gbns, Vi. sticii, 9 .&or0.elbertns Strohe.
&nL annbc a 60. r2prtc"s Gcbuuoc, @Gt. 0topaI-
NociItc.
.+ Gapicr rUl0 Hnpicr-0 Often.
Smith, Gitrn g., io5 mo to7 9aroocr.2tr.
A. h. 0lchpluttcn, IMttnQ etc.
2pon, Gpntliu IL 90, 1870 @nIbcrftolrSir.
0ctcftip. Ngcnturcn.
Wilpin. strurIe crtcttiu s%lnrutur, Z GInpsGir.,
baltimore, no. st, Gnul 4t2G. Nue Nttl'
ihcihrlGcu QcDcim QcGnllcr. Feritn!tbc Will
epnueancr 4 smmiOt drii9er. bel emitb, 98ci:
II S}orS. sos Gulhcrt NliiihirH. y
Scid)cnGcltottcr.
snuSrrS e Slbuc, t7OS ITO GultnusSIocnuc
&m Cont, 9tprtb rlo SrcellltoilitNOcriie
C~rirSh6fr
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Baltimore 5ampi Eafct So.
laite uas 5rperlalFoe gai.9tnie.)
Die Der. eta 1tens4oit beforberno.
Tampisr pBtrstnia (neu), rNlabama."
,,WtDratn," ,Sruuffiee."

yStorsin," ,3enurRee."
9ampfer tabrer tlglicb, Sonltag& upSaeroms
uieil. BON ben rgaiGinie'"8ierS, Nr. 10--ts.
9iabisSirGbe. $50 gbenbs. oireit mao Slb
Yoini Comfort. Ncrfoif, Y1rtsmouib uro aner
HlrrtteH oes SiioeiiS. gSerbtneuna In Oh
9oint Comfort nit ~G. & 6. Gifenbabn." Rad
9tidmoHo, gerbinoung In PORTSMOUTH NIT BEN
-Sea6oaco Hir 9ine% foltoerl 8uee nat Sorts
monib unb atlanta. Sn giorfolf 9erbtnbnHa
ntt Der u~sttianiic Coat 2iae," ysorfof uno
fpeitli9 unb .Slo 3ominien Cine nab Reius
bern, Baibinston. a.se. SttmoHo, 20. nns
Aep' Dorf.
M6bIseiten mao enropdif6em Blame. .auru.
ti5ie 3uiiiten8imner, eleftrtfhe Beleiintnne,
8inlmer III het 9iuets9iireaur ber vgabs1ine."
NJ. t07 SitsPaItinlnrerStrdbe, Nr. 500 Mnb
EOS. q~iabtstrGbe, 9. VI, 9, Office, Sabcft'Gde
3rnit BuiIoina" uilb al5au9b's. Rr. 100. Rorbs
gburIessStrabe
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-08

ment the widespread circulation 1t de- serves, The openmInded man, the man unshackled by machine pledges, and the man who Is ready calmly to study the needs and deserts of his state cannot but feel as he reads his carefully worded lines the thrill which invariably accompanies the simple statement of living truth, or the bold assertion of one's conscientious independence. So long as men of tho character of MT. Palmer reserve the right to defend the good name of their state, and to enlist In her cause when she is menaced from within, 1t may not be said that the spirit of the fathers has been broken, or that the principles of government for which they fought with such superb courage have been abandoned.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-08
THE ASHES, TOO.

After reading the letter of the board of health to the mayor and the interview of MT. Scranton, of the As sociated Civic Societies, on the gar bage question, 1t is safe to say that the public generally now has a conception of the Fundamental differences be- tween the many methods for the dis posal of the city's refuse that Is some what less hay. Whether the public has any better idea of which kind of a plant is needed in New Haven than it had before the explanations may well be questioned As MT. Scranton says, when the situation develops and more is known of the details, every one will naturally recognize the great necessity there is for a sanitary en- gineer's services. It would not be the part of economy to build a plant that is not of the right sort, and far better would 1t be to throw the responsibility upon the shoulders of one who knows
 One conclusion may be suggested now. Every one seems agreed that the only way to better the garbage collection situation permanently is to install municipal collection depart ment to be run by the city. Yet, if this is q perfectly proper and advis- able function for the city to take in hand, 1t should be no less wise for the city to establish department for the collection of ashes and every sort of municipal refuse as we'll One of the chief reasons why the present garbage system has been deficient has been the fact that the services of private col lectors have been sought by house. holders when driven to desperation by the city's wretched service. Many of these men have proved irresponsible, or, where they have done their work we'll, 1t has resulted in numerous and unsatisfactory clashings with the reg ular collectors, The private ash col lectors are no more dependable than they have been.
 The time must come when New Ha-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-08
spcaIslng Against Personal Abuse.

NNaterpufy Amerlcnn)
 The New Haven Union says that the republicans of Connecticut cannot safe ly nominate "a yellow dog this year, and the New Haven Journal Courier says Lilley Is a yellow dog. When the editors of the Journal Courier and the unlpn were both democrats they couldn't agree at all, Now that the Journal-courler editor is editing re- publican paper he Is perfectly harmoni- ous With the democratic Union. It Is this personal abuse of man who has done fine service in the legislature, has q notable record for publc-spirited energy in congress, and entertans q legitimate ambition to .be governor of the state, which, as remarked elsewhere by the Bridgeport Standard, deserves reproduction and has reused the fight ing spirit of Mir I.illey's friends. Tho New Haven Palladium, In reviewing thu situation, says that Lilley has carried his own town, New Haven seems to bs largely for him." fin Litchfeld, New London and Windham counties the sem tment Is strong for Lilley," and in Lakes home In Hartford and Palge's home in Bridgeport Lilley has an ag- gresslve support and more than fight ing chance.
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More Important thnn Vacation.
(New Britain Record)

VNEW TIT TIdI1T NTUUT U,J
 Between nursing boomlet for Gov ernor Rollln s. Woodruff as a candl. date for renomination and instructing ladies how to switch off from trolley cars, our friend Colonel Nod osborn of the Journal Courier hasn't had tlme to even think of taking a vacaton this year. II speaks well for the versatility of the colonel when he is able to do ample justice to two such widely d- verse undertakings all at one and the if both of them fall as they surely will He has entered the cause enthusiastic ally enough, It is probably giving away no secret, when t Is published that the colonel always did have par tiality for the ladies, anyhow.