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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-09

ed on her way to Dow City, where he
had some business and promised to-
call for his wife on his way nome.
This last he failed to do and got clear
back home before he remembered
where Mrs Hester Was. Now on
whom is the joke?
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hester and son
left Tuesday for Ashton, S. D., where
they will visit Mrs. Lydia (Frey)
Claussen. They expect to be gone
about week.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Hester attend
ed the old settlers picnic at Denison.
Mrs. Lizzie Bentel and Mrs. Will
Moffitt We're Denison visitors Tues
day
Mrs Daniel Hemphil left Friday
for South Dakota, where she is visit
ing her son Earl and wife for short
| time
Mr.. and Mrs John Kpford and fam
lily, also Mrs. Scott, We're among those
who attended the old settlers picnic
Tuesday.
There was a show in town every
night last week, at which prizes were
given away Thursday night Roy
Moffitt won a set of slverware, and
Saturday evening Miss Lura Moftitt
captured the prize. as the most polsl
lar young lady in Buck Grove.
Fred Paulson has recently purchas
ed nine hundred and forty acres o
land in South Dakota from Jane!
Jones' Mr. Paulson intends to move
onto this land in the coming spring
We hate to lose MI Paulson from thi!
$ vicinity
!: Mis-. Bonney and daughter, Bernie,
We're Denison visitors Wednesday Oh
S their way home. They spent the al
. ternoon with Mrs Dr. Evans at Arion
Il Miss Eva McCord visited in Bucl
q Grove on her way home from Denisol
Saturday
9 Mrs. Chas. Harmon and daughte,
1t Daisy, of Defiance, visited from Salul
day until Monday with Robert j. Mo-
5 fit and family.
Mrs Aleck McCod and daughte!
e Laura of near Defiance, visited wit
d DR.. Bonney and family Saturday. Mis-
T. Laura was on her way to Denison.
Mrs. Jos. Brewster is enjoying
d visit with her brother, Lee Poe, c
e Woodbine; he is accompanied by hi
~ friend Mr.. Nefford also of Woodbine.
- Mr.. Frank Hahn and Miss Mabt
Brewster drove to Denison on bus
T. ness Saturday
e Mr. and Mrs Nichols and Mr.. En-
C. lang took dinner with the Bonney fan
IL lily Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Wagner is the que
OF Mrs. John Deber. The lady is O
her way TO South Dakota.
. Mr.. Miles of Dunlap, was a que
. at the Bonney home Monday. H
|. and DR.. Bonney compared notes.
: Belnice Bonney Went to Arion Mo
p day morning TO commence her scho
p in Paradise township.
D Miss Mabel Brewster commence
: her first term OF school Monday ne;
!. Manila.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-09
VAIL TIMES

VAIL TIMES
Mrs NJ. Mcguire spent last weeg in
Omaha buying the remainder of her
fall stock of millinery.
Francis Holland is learning the bar
Der trade at the j. p Dougherty bar
Der shop.
Born to VIM Champion and wife,
daughter, Sept. /, 1908
Joe Harrington was Denison call
err Saturday
Mr. w. H. Williamson returned from
Illinois last week and will spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. A
King
Miss Cecil Mccarthy was an over
Sunday visitor in Arcadia.
Mike McVey of Odebolt, was seen
on our streets Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hawley spent part
of last week in Omaha
E. T. Ryan spent last Sunday in
Dunlap
Mrs. BARLEY Mitchell is visiting
relatives at Davenport and Rock
Island for the last couple of weeks.
Jno. Drumming OF Arcadia, was a
Sunday visitor here
Miss Agnes Monaghan has gone to
Mrs DR.. McTvoy.
Mrs John Vennink came up from
West Side Thursday for visit with
relatives.
Geo. Kral was calling on Denison
friends Sunday.
A. w Lyman spent part of last
week in South Dakota looking at the
country.
Fred Fitzsimmons was in Denison
Saturday on business.
Mrs. DR.. Darling and Mrs. Col
Wright visited friends at Deloit 6
couple of days last week.
Miss Mayme Bierne was in Oman;
Monday taking in the sights.
Mr. and Mrs. Banner and son o
Omaha, came Saturday for visit a
the parental BARLEY Mitchell home
Miss Margaret Monaghan OF Chan
lott, Ia, spent last week here Wit
friends.
Miss Grace Dieter is in Omaha fo
the last couple OF weeks.
Mrs Thos. Powers was IVES
Side caller Friday
Mrs Henry C.ausen of Omaha, va
an over Sunday visitor with her l,
ents, B. Mitchell
Mr.. Jas. Naughton and son OF I'm
son, spent Sunday here at the ia
Walsh home.
Miss Kate Cody of Manila, ''is!te
friends here a few days the first {
the week
Miss Callahan of South Omaha,
visiting friends her.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Duffy .5undayad
Carroll.
T. j. Kenney spent Monday in Z
on business
Mrs. Coles of Little 500. came "a
week to help care for her daugnte
Mrs. Chas. Brown, who has been lui
Misses Margaret Kelly and Gertrut
Mccarthy visited friends here ia
week
VIM. Byrns was in Arion Friday.
Mr. and Mrs f. Lewis have gone
housekeeping in the Kate Etzel re.
dence.
Mr. and Mrs Thos Sheridan vel
to Albion, Neb. last week to after
the funeral of a friend
Mrs. Otto Pound and children al
visiting relatives in Clinton county
Miss Rookh Lyman is attendir
business college in Omaha
Clint Paine returned last week
his ranch in South Dakota
Mrs. McGovern drove over to We!
Side Friday on business.
Mrs. Chas Smulney of Deniso
spent Sunday at the Smutney hon
here.
Mrs. b. Long and Miss Irene Reyo,
aids came UP from Grand junction
Sunday evening to visit friends an
take in the picnic.
The sad news was received hel
Sunday evening OF the death of Jess
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-09

Chamberlains SG a45no chol kr,ne ana
Never fails. Buy it now. 1t may save lie.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-09

Mrs. NJ Mcguire spent last weeg in
Omaha buying the remainder of ner
fall stock of millinery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
en- 6onoolmiooao.

: set elegontc 5oDop Sotel Son'
bon inofanot Der iig iOrleoen Gag Ell
ing rig 2epemono, George aes'el.
"a meooelte 9irefterelL at ban rrfte
aften piIoe gipe ct Ii0ct, men origi'
malt Selifob for ro9lc al fine Scnner.
"Spoo tiger Sc !. CT. ON at ar
ranqere en- 9iurer I cn SuftbaQon?"
lpur9te ban.
9ireftercn ion0t ,mturligpis Soeen
uomerfet, men mlclltc Dog, at Oct
oilbe bare fine Granddaughter at ion
ben reoliieret poa @rrno al Den forte
Sriit. San bop6e im;oIertib ct onoet
5oriIag.
"Saouiot ieg peo. bar Ser en6rl
oIbrig / 2onOon orret ofboIot en-
8onSoloinuer "ioGNc ban, leg mener
Ct @uoItio, ION ~icrvcrcs / en- oirteIiJ
pe%netionIf 8on6oI, Der oueger poa
9dnoet meaem iocmmcnoe Suaner. "
SoriIoget pon0t &t'alb, og Giref.
loren iorpIigteoe fla til at baoe ali
icroen iii npite Sitter ST. s. De MOO
tenoige Srorer bley lioet, og mart
bar man / fuIb 8ong meo SorbereoeI.
ierne. SoteQets Tnaenigrer iattC
gpgningens @oar0@rlm unber @anf
efter Dem ira Girtusmaneger bel
fjen6te Wetbooe. On bel Stab a
Ssnmermpno bp81cOe | en- Sart
nogle Iette 8onboIer % en- itor 6Iaa.
De, ser ifuISe tiene iom 9oro, Sp.
parterne bIep iutfct / 8onboIier.
foItume % opeuet / Serpering til
oanos.
"5ieen" bIep MI om9ipet al 2Pr
reosp9gge. paa bOilfe opgtige 9eto
rotionsmalere iremtpuebe ct Rono
rama ira 8eneoig, bporpoa elettrt
.ere / al Sait aubroqtc De nsooeuo!9.
2eSninger. Reppe oor De iprbiae me-
nj arbeiSe, isr 9Iomiterne til 9Orh
reforationen anfom, oGloise aurp.
lube al De pibrnoerIigite Goicr o.
Geaifer. alene ReIiierne, bporar Be-
rcr en- bugnerSe GOerflob. toiiee'
$1,000. Ran hnpSe iimpclt6er op
fis6t ale be Reaifer, iom ben IA
iarStes Sonoon, iaa @eiter6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Yiot al Sobafcms Saga.

Set cr Ell bcficnOt Sog, at Gobas
ten bIcu in0iert til europa pc0 Go.
Irmbua' GpouQcIie al Amerifo.
ifisut Der or Dem, iom bill paaitau,
at Gobateu lpnae ipr ocu Gio bar
ficn0t / Aiicu. On al ocn itore Cp.
baacIic&reilcnoe5 Yiotroicr, Soudlo.
bIir anicet for 0cn IGrltc triitnc 90.
buf4reger. Te &uoieotc pna &ubu
"ipebte fig / Sfucr al IobofareR"
beher oct. &c IaQoe Gobnfen / Ria.
bIaoc, iom blep rulleoc % tGnotc /
cen enc Gnoc; pitc unUcn0te Sc Ionae.
@niicIiorme0c Hsr, gicnucm bUtIfc
Negcu iertc8 oirette til Nplcu. De
ia. at oct bar iclpe Solau0en, iom
hup0c lGrt Dem 6cune u]ip0oanllgc
9tpocIic. Gu Wimf iom lcoinGe0c
Columbus pon bans trcOtc Rciic,
ifil0rcr for isrite Sang Gobaf9pIan.
ten ca oct merfDproigc "IobafS0rif'
fcri", iom han foIocr Heaningcn, )
set t70c Iurbunoreoe bIcO Eobafs'
rcgnira mooerue / 6runtriGc, % nm
ser 2llooig ocn 1lbc greb &ruqert
iaoIc6c8 ON fig, at ser opitoo n Bit
ter Strio mcIlem EobotsrcQere o.
oere$s Wooitanoerc. : arig@tto no
beIte aongeu paa c1cu 9ctoitning
itorc apantiteter Sobaf iii SoI0a.
tcrne. Gamer / oue Sonf1moSInR
rogtc Gobnt, og WGnocue fappcoe2
ON at eie sc inuffcite Riber. Coer
Souono fom Gobnfcu til EpifIau0.
Sort lent fom Eobofeu til StaHoi.
rapien. CIT Sang ontog man 20
baf5runcrne paa ct 5ortst, iom
itrunoeoe uoenior Norgc, for Gang
pprf oQ onoenbte Dem til at tiore
a~reuturer mc0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

Ecuo "1ecorab. Boiten" til SIRgi
ca 8cnuer / oct gamIe 2aro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

Slau Oil bar ben samle stuen ira
Breilanb.
Haar lea fpmner neo igien, pil ies
inb Der, i0r Der er min 6aber isbi %
barren.
Der er en- 4 a 5 Sfrrpperei Rasmns
Sanipn Serius Gamlin, gnsreas @ers
fab % eerine Glbbuiet.
S~tsmasere,, Sans Glipn. Gnnaar
greipit Olap Gamlie % Slae GLIB
buffet.
@amle 9arjei Sfrsse (2ouOaob)
bar fi1nfet ct fort. prastist Srsel til
Wclanes &irfe. Ru CT bet ldt pp. %
bet itaar nu bare iilbose at iaa N Dr.
saniit. Oct CT ct poffert Minhe ban
Der bar fat fig. samle 1ariet Strsse.
/. 8psninesn paa nebre Sausen er Hpt'
tet bib I'll 9eilfilct til Gaslauo. 9or.
let .. Saue.n pit ietts 9~anSbanoel
Der. Gen er MI nriteu farois.
8aa 2iQeituem hos @iertrue. sr ben
samle Bpsninsen pppueiet meo fore,
mObsrne 8tubusr. Gamle anut lever
etbnu, blino ps sistbruet.
auuer % Zone aleiu bar lat cp en-
pen Spsnius lise ueo 8eien, / neberite
Del al Suroet paa aleiu. Ter bltr
bent.
&asmus gjsrnitab bar fat pp en-
itcr. iuer 8peniua. Ru er ban retit
til Spen for at siite iia. Os Spsnin9eu
er iGrpis til bans Susirue. Oct ct
Sisne Naonesoatter Sausart Glelte
3atter al @unnbilb getbins.
@ar iaa billet fra us. genner %
2aiere al "2e orab. goiten".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

Observation-Disclosures life bar iitaio til
CT oporipc en- etcite Relif III 'inc for.
lemme aunoer.
% Sr. &eSiel aI. s prGris anflm
meb fine Genncr. fanot ban 8ere0ig
fir % iprbtg % fit fin lopeoe 9onooI.
Dinner - en- 6~orusielie, iom FUN"
foitebe $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

&~irfioutbco iororc3 Ell opcrorOcntIiq
itrrft ltopifIct %ugteiouo, ~ Gretcu
9cbrcuot bar ion FIN en- 9tric", at
oct blipcr bctroct til heuoc at prepc
sc Goriumcr, Der cr bcitcuttc ior
GciicrinOc 4Icronoro; ocn toitborc.
Itc al Oi9Ic cr 2ciicrinocn2 9uo.
IinQ8poriumlc. Ell &ioIe4lcu@, bporui
Ell Glaifc, Scr iuocboIocr CT. 30
@rom, foitcr $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
baaroe Dale.
50 NurbmrnS bill iaar ppcrpintrc
paa Spitsberecn.

Sra Sromss meboele8 6eu t9oe
Gop.. Der err ianr Sraaet uipopar.
liz mango neutrality-suspicious.
til Spitsbersen % omfringIie9cnSe
Ger. 20 Grpebitioner, bier paa fire
Ionb, oil operpintre / 9rIIeiuuS, Ell
G~rpeSition paa fire NeouN bar iIaaet
ite tleo paa Spbfap o. en- poa So,p
SsInno.
80 erpebitioner e. oroget til
Sraftcrne pea SorIanNoiunoet ben.
boISSpis paa fire % icr Wauo, CT,
expedition bar ilaaet iiQ nc0 poa Oet
ronifeIia tiIgiengeIise 6 3opcn, ipo.
oft for Spitsbergeu, % Ell expedition
taa fire Mapo bill operUintre UNDER
Sorniunostinoerne poo oct 8amIc
fleuSte 6anaititeb &,ruiumN. I'll
SinIopcnitrrbet er reiit lem Wano,
% Ell Grpebition paa fire Wtduo pil
DoIoe til peo Den rsoe ~u9t - Heo
Gan.
eSffc minnre eno fire Grpcoitioner
Ri fomperc omfriug Der 'onore Del
al Storiioroen. De bcitoor al bent
toIbSpiS fire, ier % otte gtono. On
Grpeoition poa ier gIano CT oraget
belt bort til Song Carl 2ono, bpor
oct er fsrItc Sang at uo1cn oUerpint'
rer. Man baaber per Qoa en- rig
Sougit.
SilIommen er set i~ooIc6cS IS Or
pebitioner nIeb 76 Roro& 9cirtniug
Iom iuor pil iorisge fin 2pffe Den
lonae @inter / Sroftcrnc outtrina
SpitSbcr9en.
Gnbpiocrc oil en- erQc0,tion poa :
Nono oucrointre pao @iornsen, %
EFT G]rpeOition, beitaaenoc al 6 Nano.
pon Gan Nopn.
@e0 ocn cngeIif.bcrQcnifc 2ltIItd'
tion. goncut Gitp, oocrujltrcr firt
Mnno for at paste StotjouerL % pac
hen renocrif.nmeriforitc 0ulitation
2ongpcor Gitp 40 Nuu0.
Sra Sommerieit, GorNn Goh&s %
Tinmorfcn err Der - ioopiot ser c,
bruat i Griurina - life uoruitct no
gen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
aoptein aieloien u0toIcr, at De,
ber neoIrgeas oct froiti6itc 6orblt>
moo oen operbaanbtoQcuoe 6angIj
peo lloIreuing al Gift poo SpitSber'
gen. aommer Der life mart ct 100
oont Sorbub, bill al 6on8lt oeroppt
bIipe soelagt.
SpsrgSmaalet bar rctop orret ii
9ebanbIing / Srom&e Stipperfor.
ening, bpor Ser bar GnItemnigbef
for Reiormeus Isopen0i8bco, - ielt
blanot De Stippere, Der pcrionlig ba,
hrepet SargIt meb Gift.
s CONNER families ser 'ooIeoes
r1tnSt omfring pna zen en- WaSi'
bsoe Susl og Ren, boiIfet mnIigens
fan i9ttes / 5orbinOeIie meo Der
Wosieuolpgning al 8ift, Ser timber
Steb.
0ette Spsr9smooI ber oi5icItg %
ioa bebanoles al Spitsbergen.aonfe
rencen.
Ilt / aft biz ser III / @intcr op
boloe iiQ ca SO uorIfe San8itnlGnl
o0 arbeioere poo S~pitSbergen. Sn
aen l1oIPnoinger oUcruintrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
500 Selcnnino 500

fetfs Blses qritrr StI Bart fBrgglsse sper at erfsrs,
a. Der or bat miHbat IN iTpat.f 5nsesm, fan Eieens
f,abcH or 5.ssst I StaAs III az suters Ale ssas Etas
bier. o. bet co sstaTrs. Halls Catarrh Cure CT BET
snehs ~vtrselias eelbrsseIksmissel 9sSstazesn iieus
Der. IA se,lrrs or On isrtifufisaei sssssm. Terrier
seu en- sennltnrsnc SeAaEeIlar. HANS cat1ryh
Cure tasss inS, pisfsr eIrsfte pad stss,i "a Eftaitta,
eeTne % siser gattsrtsE et7.fs ste az eptpsst eea'
nttu,lanea "a ti9lper EatnrsH iii az e;srs III drtetee.
xtsrus bar iaa nsracn 1tlrrs III hets b. sresenee era.t,
q. BE- tilbrser 20 t~Ruerees iDHars for ssstt Eil'Rlss.
hsprt nssne Nsblein isfs hsprsrr peitreeeife. ssrir
sfter Qift "a Etsnstburs. Ttffrte
D. s.GhrntH a 90. Gplsss. q.
Sxiaes kss aHs Essfe,sre.
Rails Family Pulls 20 Dc bssft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Rptnoer iom SoIoater.

IS tSTQIIrlge urDelOer ! plSle SQge
en- Stemmeretsfpinbe iprig for. at
ogiaa apinoerne ifaI gisre MiIitGr.
tietlcite. Mabome WoocIeiue Eeqe.
tier bar reiit ira @p til 9p for peo
opflammenoe SaIer at %onerbeniie line
SiIbsrere ON. at &~piuocrne pil fuune
bIipe Iigeioa gooe Soloatcr Iom
NonofoIfene.
On Weoorbeiocr / "Wotin" op.
ieatc npIia ben IioIisc % uirfIonrme
Game / bcroc8 9oIig / Garis, % Der
uoipanbt iig mClem bem isIacnoe
fcrusieIiQe SortoIe. Der fuiter 2pS
ooer Observation-Disclosures bIitoe
Sper:
"Spor0on er &c cgentlia fomnet
paa Oen Gonfe, Tr,le, at ogIaa apin'
rerne IfoI bliue SoIootcr9
"gfeget enfcIt! Ran bar faitct
mig / Gpien, naar leg torig bar for-
Icngt Stcmmeret for apinoer, at oa
maotte ogiao apinberue tiene lin
@Grnepligt. 90 iee Ter ingen 8runo
til, at De life ifuloe sisre BET"
"Wten tror Se ga, at apinberne oil
funne uoboIoe De auitrengelier, iom
el forbunbet meo @iIitartieneiten?"
"Sporfor life? Mon fan besuoen
icriGroi9e Iettere Soaben for Dem,
os De bebsoer 10 life at bore meo paa
tonge % anitrensenoe Mariher. gn'
beIig pil be frnne aiere goo Sieneite
/ Soniteten og / SrGnet. Wen ert
Uniform moa De fsrIt % remit
booe."
Sober De set for iaa nsbpens
bigt?" ipurgte SnterDietperen..
"Sa pisieIig min Serre. ltnifor'
men gioer anieeIie. &c bare paa
6reliesormeen. Gen reipefteres Doe.
ientIig paa @runb al fin Uniform"
"SpiIfe Soroele bill efter 0ereS
Reniug apinberne bsite al at gisre
WiIitPrtieneIte?"
"Geo Sen milit9re SpbrageIie bill
aoinoen lore Wogten at fienbe. a1ln
oeo 0fogt fan apinben fsre i'm ret
fproige gag frem til SER. 9eS'
uben bill oen 8oinbe, iom bar opret
Soloot, isIe Jig gonife onoerIeoeS
ielpItpnbig iom Snbiuto. Sum bill
lore at INDIE, at Sc 9oonb, iom fnpts
ter benoe til en- Wono, fan isnoerri'
pes, naar bun ieIo timber BET beloigt."
Seq ontoger BOG, at 6rlten er an.
timiIitariit?"
get er ieg piinof. Nen apinoe'
ioa % antimiIitarisme er to blot for
fjeaiec Sins. Gen miIit9re Spora'
aelie, erercitien % Raridspelierne
bill for apinben bltoe en- >SmGrfet
sfole, bpor DC oil pinoe &raft og
Gnergi."
"Nten bpem ifol oo fsre SltSbolo.
rinaen % paste Sisffcnet?"
"SusboIoningen o9 Sisffenet! Seq
inbier life, bporior a~oinberne netop
Ifol poataae ii9 set grbeibe. Wrn'
oene fan 90 ogioa beifiGitige Jig meo
oet!"
Ien M boooe SournaliIten faoet
nof, o. ban forIoo ifpnolomit Den
iprise aoinoeia9sfptnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Saiaa ct 0pinocerbperu.

! oct e~ienoommelige Grhocrp ION
Qrsuelugterife tierer en- Game al
BET rusiiIfe Selifab, 5rsteu Deb.
renot, usentIis fine $40. 70 Elmer
Saalig er bun for Senue forbolospts
hsie gctaling beifiRitiget ueo en- ltor
rusiiIf 9ariumeiabrif. Ill oenne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Sar &c life bcaaact en- llioriistis'

Sar &c life bcsaaet en- llfuristis.
bco? Wooeren: "@tin ltnge Serre,
.Te bar meo 2ipSfare irelit min Cat
ter fra at orufne og DEG buroe eanife
pitt pqre Gem meget tafuemmeIig,
men - bar De MI ogiaa De usopen.
oige MioIer til al fiInne itifte ct
Siem?"
Gan: "Spis ieg itiGIer ct aps,
iaa raaber 9e bel poa Wama?"
Sun: "go, De bGbspcr iaamen
life at fpsie belle 6amilieu."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-05-02
GINGER GROWING IN JAMAICA.
Occupation in Which it Would Seem
Men of Small Capital Might
Do Well

The requirements for the growth
OF the plant are cool, equable tenn
perature, regular rainfall, an ele-
walton of over two thousand feet,
and rich clay loan soil 1t is claim
ed that these coalitions are found in
the central districts of the island
the northern central and, to some
extent, the northern parishes.
Since American capitalists have
given such boom to banana grow
ing in Jamaica many of these small
settlers, it is said, have turned their
energies in this direction also, hence
the falling off in the ginger exports.
Ginger is usually planted between
April and June, and the crop is ready
for picking between the following
December and March
A Jamaica authority on the sub
ject states that with seasonable
weather and fair attention bestowed
on the cultivation, the grower may
calculate upon an average of 1000
pounds of cured ginger per acre
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-05-02
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
Trinity University Glee Club Not il
Political Meeting.

The statements appearing in the
press within the last few days to the
effect that the Glee club of Trinity
University had participated, or
would participate in any political
gathering, are entirely without
foundation, and | ask the friends of
the institution, regardless of politi.
cal utilization, to correct such re-
ports. The young men who did the
cheering in the Bailey meeting, as
well as those who rooted in the anti
Bailey meeting, were there as indi-
viduals, and not even in remote
sense did they compose a glee club.
No organization of the university has
been, or will be allowed to take part
in such contests. Trinity is the be-
loved institution of all the people
and must not be aligned on either
side of the present political contest.
l.. E. WEAR.
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The public has a cordial invitation
to attend the union meeting at the
courthouse tomorrow night. address
SEES will be delivered by A E. Ewell
and Sterling P. Strong.
Mrs. II. NJ. Rhodus has returned
from Vicksburg, Miss, where she
had been called to the bedside of her
brother, James Lee Battle, who died
on Monday, April goth.
9oa have been saying the towl
was in need Of a first class station
cry store. Now that you have one we
are going to expect your support and
promise to merit the same. Southern
Printing Co. If
A union meeting will be held at
the courthouse tomorrow evening at
8 O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered
by A. E. Ewell and Sterling P.
Strong on the question of prohibi-
ton.
We have a limited supply of ice
picks which We are going to give to
customers buying ice coupon books.
When you buy book ask the driver
for one of these picks which you will
md quite handy for breaking the
Ice. 25
WAXAHACHIE ICE WORKS.
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LOng-Iiiyed Family,

Louisville, KY. May AT
Charlestown, across the river from
Louisville, William J. Bottorff will
tomorrow celebrate his saith birth
day with family gathering that
will be one of the most novel ever
held in Southern Indiana. Mr.. Bot
torff is one of a family of five bro
theirs and three sisters who are des-
cendants of John Bottorff and Bet
sy Stonecipher Bottorff, all of whom
We're born near Charlestown. The
aggregate ages of the eight is $50.
and average of about 70 to the per-
son. The oldest is 81 and the young
est is 49,
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LOCAL NEWS.
$500 80 =
Montgomery, photographer. tt
T. S. C-onk IL Co., sell roofing
cheap. If
You can get your meal tickets at
the Wyatt house. tt
See r. ID. McCombs for Fire and
Tornado Insurance. If
, Lawn hose of all kinds. VIII
Moore Hardware Co. If
Will Moore Hardware Co., for
screen wire and doors. If
Blackberry juice at the Cozy Cor
ner is powerful good. "a
/ Alfalfa, fifty-five and sixty cents
per bale. Broadhead & Co. 26
Eighteen rolls OF toilet paper and
holder for 81 at F. S. Cronk Co. If
Buy your pumps from F. S. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way down. If
Buy your floor oil from F. S.
Cronk Co., and keep down the dust
The picture at the Empire con-
( tains beautiful story. Very plain
When you need a plumber, call
Bunkley, with F. S. Cronk Co. Both
phones 81. If
Ice cream Csc per quart Anything
from half gallon up delivered. Both
phones. Eatitorium. If
Medallions free, which makes 10
pictures to the dozen. Mrs. C. E.
Jackson, photographer. If
The L. C. Smith Bros typewriter
the best on earth. Sold by South,
ern Printing Company. tt
We trade nice new refrigerators
furniture, stoves, ETC., for old goods
r. E. Moore Furniture Co. If
photos made today at Simpsons
Photo Car. Only soc per dozen. 80
Insure your live stock in Legal
Reserve Co., pays cash upon receipt
of proof of loss. R. D. McCombs,
agent. If
Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light office when you want any
kind of printing done. The best work
guaranteed. If
By special request at the Empire
tonight we will repeat the song: "Is
There Any Room in Heaven for
Little Girl Like Me" "a
Judge Arson Rainey, chief JUS
tice of the court of civil appeals,
came here from Dallas this morning
to cast his vote in the primary cleo
ton.
Mrs. S. H. Watson spent yesterday
in Dallas with her daughter, Mrs. A.
B. Small. She reports that the con-
dition Of Mrs. Small continues to i'm
prove.
The improvement society of the
Main Street Christian church will
meet with Mrs. Floyd Ferris Monday
afternoon at 1870 Members are re-
quested to be present
A Ball-Bearing Typewriter with
all the writing all the time in sight
The name l.. c. Smith Bros. tells the
rest. Sold by Southern Printing
Company. f
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The l.. c. Smith Bros. typewriter
the best on earth. Sold by South
ern Printing Company. tt
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PERSONALS.

>>>>>> >A>o>>
James Hurd is visiting in Midlo-
THAN.
Rembert Watson of Terrell is in
the city today.
Mrs. Lucy Mccartney spent yes
terday in Dallas.
Lee Curry of Altus. Okla, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Misses Eva and Gladys Campbell
spent yesterday in Dallas.
Mrs. J. d. Keinningham went to
Ennis this morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. R. H. Leigh went to Corsica
ma this morning to visit relatives.
DR.. James Campbell went to Tell
co this morning to hold quarterly
conference tonight.
Mrs. l.. L. Awtrey and children
left this morning for Blacktower, n.
NJ, to spend the summer.
Mrs. ]. B Criswell of Ennis, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs r, H. Leigh, returned home
this morning.
H. P. Cooke of st. Louis, who is
travelling in Texas on business, spent
last night in the city with his broth
er-in-law, l. NJ. Williams.
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We trade nice new refrigerators,
furniture, stoves, etc, for old goods.
r. E. Moore Furniture Co. If