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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

A more seasonable rain could not
have fallen than that which has just
been precipitated over Ellis county,
but a continuation of "dampness
might prove disastrous. However, we
in our minds eye we can already see
the farmers of this section reaping
an abundant harvest in return for
Waxahachie is going to be ready to
help out prosperity by paying TOP
cash prices for all that grows on the
farms and selling more good goods
for less money than any other mar
ket to be reached.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

In the event that r. R. Williams
is elected governor this writer feels
that an administration of public at
fairs conducted along the lines of
good common sense will result to
the people, and that, instead of going
to the "demnition bow-wows" be
cause of the election of an anti-ma-
chine man as governor, as some ad-
ministrationists are now bowling,
Texas will move gracefully and hap
PLY along the even tenor of her way,
being benefited, rather than injured,
by experimenting with an unknown
man" Aside from the safe conduct of
the affairs of the high Office of gov
ernor there is another possibility of
great good to result from the defeat
of the machine candidate for COVER
nor that Is not to be overlooked,
Precedent" has established the rule
that man who is successful in his
election to Office for one term is en-
titled to hold over for second term,
regardless of whether or not the peo-
pie fully endorse his conduct as an
officer This is especially true when
it comes to considering the Office of
governor The election of Mr.. Will
liams would break down this foolish
precedent, and henceforth, in county
Offices as well as state Offices, those
elected to serve the people in the va
rious capacities would be required to
deliver the goods or step aside fCr
some other better qualified man.
Precedent" as herein referred to,
is undemocratic. The sooner we get
back to real democracy the better off
will Texas be.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

Waxahachie Enterprise: Some
thing is wrong with mans liver
when he attempts to force a brand
of religion down the threats of hui
mainly that offers no benefits until
one is dead The world needs genuine
religion, something that brightens
the pathway of life and makes more
beautiful the road to the hereafter"
Differences as to what genuine re-
ligion genuinely is have bred war and
trouble through the length of time.
They have exalted men, debased
men, made men good and bad, and
changed the map of the world over
and over again. And still there is as
much uncertainty, if more tolerance,
in the minds of many as to what is
and is not religion as there was two
thousand or one thousa I'd years ago.
Though often attempted in times
long gone, it is generally conceded
now that religion can lot be forced
upon a people. Religion is not might
but right. 1t leads, but does not
drive.-Dallas News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20
Texas Clubs Tederate.

Galveston, Texas, July 20.-For-
nation of a State Federation of
Commercial clubs is the most impor-
tant matter before the Texas-Louisi-
ana Commercial Secretaries associa-
ton, which began its annual session
here today. Statements that the as
politics are denied. A committee of
agriculture will seek to secure the
cooperation of the farmers of Texas
in the upbuilding of the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20
Passenger Engine Disabled.

The engine pulling the westbound
Texas Central broke down this morn
ing just before the train reached the
passenger station. The train was de-
layed about an hour while waiting
for an engine from Ennis to pull it
in to Fort Worth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20
Fined in City Court.

Hosmer Richie and Bud Borders,
both colored, engaged in a little
smuggling match on East Main street
Monday morning about o'clock.
The belligerents were placed under
and complaints filed against them in
the city court.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

The Dallas News Snap Shot ar
fist suggests that lin time there will
be Hellobillery in every town in
that were in Dallas during last week
we had naturally concluded that
there was a Billery in every town
and that they were all working over
time
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

says he oughtn't TO even think of di-
vorcing himself of his morning tod
dy. The man in the grandstand has
no "idee' which is going to come
lar, first one in the lead and then the
other.
There is a persistent rumor in the
grandstand that Bob Davidson has
opposition. but It seems to be only
rumor. But many man has met de-
feat through overconfidence. The
man in the grandstand has an old I'M
Gle back in East Texas who wouldn't
ask anyone to vote for him because
he had dead thing and the only
thing he could say afterwards was,
| We'll boys, dead things crawl some
| times" The friends of Davidson can't
afford to treat Dick Wynne as a
dead one;" he will bear watching If
he ever comes in sight.
The legislative contests are not ex-
citing any great degree of interest.
The Bailey issue may be in the neigh
| borhood, but it isn't where it can be
seen by the most of the crowd. No
one of this bunch is out to vindicate
a particular principle or to carry for
ward any special cause. Each is re-
lying on his personal popularity and
his good democracy to pull him
through. The man in the grandstand
ing legislative contestants; in the
meantime, he will make an honest
effort to pick the best men.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20
is eaAy enough to understand

under the operations of the full
rendition law as it's enforcement is
proposed by Governor Campbell,
some of those who are taking up
much newspaper space in attempting
to defend the measure will not find
their individual tax burdens increas-
ed. Taking nothing from nothing or
adding nothing to nothing makes no
appreciable change.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing OF reputation OF any
person, firm or corporation that may APP
p ar in the columns of the Daily Light
be gladly corrected upon it being
b lght to the attention OF the manage
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

Lovingly City Editor
Y(Residence Phone, Bell No. 2s9.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

Obituaries resolutions OF respect, cards
of thanks-all matter not NEWS-will be
charged for at the rate Of cents per line.
Poetry at double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-20

Entered at the Waxahachie Postoffice as
Mail Matter of the Second Glass. !:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27
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Station poo S1angerupbonen al
Hroprietnr @aulen. 1il @ooroen
bgrer ia Gbr. 2ono Mger.
= @oosejcr Mocfeprong bar ma
geififtet @opebgaaroen uIlintboln1" (.
@unoitr11p sog1r pao Spen me0
l1notagelie al 100 16r. 9ano Sfop,
meb Sen Hroprieter Stce1bacb til
bere11oe @oaro uMnoerupgaaro" /
2umbp Sogn. ~8lintbolm" CT al1lot
til cit &nroi al 275,00O &r., nMn=
6erupgooro" er a1lat til 100000
ST.
= Sen nplig nebbrenote Store
8affegoarb / 9lsfcr paa @ornDolm
er iolgt til Gieren al Mabogaaroen,
ellie 8%affegaarb, S. g. &ofoeo, for
CT, Sum al $4,000 &r. &jpbet ont
fotter Sor0, 8ranotomt og Msiuror-
ceium. Den npe gier bor iolgt 81
81. 8. al Store 8affegoarbs Sor.
Ser mutt beliggenbe peb 2anbebeie,
til Mllinee, til l1bitpfningsforenil1
gen til @usmanosbrug.
I. = 5rebenegaaro / Sbsfer pat
8ornbolm er iolgt al S. Miffelier
til bans Spigeripn SIR. Ge6erien
ser er biemunepen6t fra Mmerifa
&jpbeium ubefjen6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27
st aobt Maab frit.

gi bar / 0is1e Oage moDtaget ct
interesiant lille @efte om Sorbol<
bene / Canada, iom er blepet % bel
btlltgt tilieh6t al Scandinavian
Canadian 2onb Gompanp", 172 @a<
ibingto11 Ctr, @bicago. S nepnte
Sefte, ionn e1bper fan faa Jig frit
tillen6t .be6 at inoien6e ii11 Mbresie
paa ct Yoitfort til 6irn1aets &ontor,
fin0es fife alene nDttige &inf for
2an6iegere, men tillige en- Mengoe
itatiltiife S%plpsninger, lom alene bill
bore l1magen bGr6. 8lanot andre
Sing fortelles ON Smigrationen
til CANADA begpnoen6e fra 1901 meo
49,149 for bette Mor og enoenoe meo
52,038 Sn1migranter til Canada /
Gi6sr1mmet fra l. Sanuar 1907 til
30te Suni. u5aa pitt iom Natten
fpleer Dagen," flyer 6orfattercn,
uer etbpert Sands Snopan6rings=
Statiitif ct iiffert Stint ONT, bbilfen
&urs Stigningem / 2anoets~ 8arbi
bill tage." Ser frembol6es blanbt
an6et ogiaa nlemperne beo ODER
rising, iom unbgaaes beo at ne6lat=
tie fig paa Ste6er Der er foripne1
me6 tilitreffeligt Me6ber bele Mare1
run6t. Metop M ttlraaoes at ittre
Zig en- gien0om, iRrlig Saifatcbe.
man Diitriftet / Set peitlige Canada.
fer bette Mars Sn6panoringsitrem
bringer &riierne ,paa 2an6et opel
Sen min6re bemi6le6e 2anomanos
&igbeebne. 2anb fan figbes a
nepnte 6irma uoen nogen fontan1
l%1bbetaling, efter BET fbrite Mforag
ibet &eitbelgbet fan ippnes mel
&aIbporten at bpert Mars Mfgreoe
inbtil 2an6et er betalt. 2igelebeS
ielges ogiaa 2anoet, ON, laa snlfes
paa fontante eller aarlige Nfbrag, 6e1
giner &igberen ct Gi6srum al 6 Ma,
til 6 p@t. &enter. 2igelebes fat
man paa 6isie @gne enonu iifre liz
ct frit &iemite6, peo 9i6en at De
2an6, man figber. Mlt~man bebepe1
er at bo / Nerbe6en paa lin eyer
gjenoom / tire Mar og u6fsre pisi
6orbeoringer bpert Mar paa Siemite
Bet 8oa en- Del at 6isie @iemiteoer
iom enonn fan faces, finbes Dgrot
fnlbt @apntgmmer, bbis mon tiff
penter for l9nge meo at iifre Jig e,
gjenbom Ser / Merbebeu. Man bg
Iii alle 9ilfalbe life nnolaoe at frip
'efter ct at 0isie ~interesiante Setter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

For Neuralgia % Hofteldeiser har
Sloan's Liniment ingen Lige. Del. har en-
stark befoligende Efekt paa Nerverne--
tranger ind uden Gnidning og oph1ver
ejeblikkelig smerterne fremskynder'
B%lodomlebet og bibringer en- behagelig
Felelse at Komfort og Varme.
Il ire Aar plagedes jeg at Neuralgia J
Hovedet og kindbenene", skriyer J. p.
Hubbard ! MARKETS., s.. G., cog havde ON
trent besluttet at lade ire af mine lT@n-
der udtrekke, da en- Ven snbefIede mig
at kobe on femogtyve Cents Flaske az
sloan's Liniment. Jeg gjorde saa og
|fandt ejebiikkelig Lindring, og jeg fort
satte med at bruge-det, indtil Sygdom-
men var aldeles helbredet. Jeg VII az
Orig igjen undvare en- Flaske af Sloan's
Liniment / nit Hus. Jeg bruger Diet lige-
ledes imod Insektstik og ~StrubebetBA-
delse, og jeg kan med Fornejelse anbe-,
fale det til enhver, som PLACES at de az
mig her navnte Lidelser.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

Sugn1a,1o e0eriet. aIolb1
Qlne NieIsbatter goIlernp Sem
Sanien. .griroersIep: &aren Sri
ite1tsoatter Nautrllp: Zine Sgrgeen
len. Mors:: S%e1ie1ius golbgll. Mart
bus: Garo. pbarm. SSprgem &asml1s
len. &grpe Npotbef b. Galten ct.
Mario Selm. %gepfgbing s.: Stl16en,
Sngeborg Selcbal1. luxembourg
Serbis 1riiS. Mnne 8effer. @uo.
berg: gnberS S%grgenien. 9rslep:
floiter: Jrioa @rotrian. stagitrup:
Mne gln6erier. Mors: SenieuiuS
Telbpll. GeiIe: 5freooermeite1
8erge Maoien. 9%ornsbierg: @arer
Wa6ien. Sringe: &ontoraSiiitent Be.
ter 8ierrnm. 5lensborg: Mag6a-
|lene 8obt. &agebelifop: 2orens
&pcfS. Marbus: MagnuS llllge. s.
q. 5reoerifien. Martba Glmoie.
5raasbgl: Cline 6eiferlen. GEL
linepr:: Mdlermeiter Morlrit5 Grlll=
green. Sonitrup: Mn1ta t@anien.
@arcclliit' 6reoerif Nielien. 1oars:
Gbr. &anien. Beiterborg: &are1l
S,5afobicl1. MarbuS: Marte scSenIen.
GaarOejer 6. Spension. Sfipum
|Wette Serenie1. @uoumbolm: S.
2epiien. &aarup: Mifolai @anien.
5lagerl,p g.: @mo. Mnoers @anien.
SDlitrup: Mnoers Nielien. Sine
Neieli en. Mllinbemugle: @usmano
Geicls Ollen og @l1itrl1 &are1. Tor-
ringleie Melle:: Sobanne @anien.
&iege:: Sitter Gbriitian &anien. Iof=
ferup Marf: @11smanb &asmus
Sanien. &aolteo: @aaroejer 2ar5
Sergenien. Staprebp: Sine Neoers-
batter. 2pbef / SEQ: Semrermeiter
Martin Seppeien. @ingfebing:
@iGit9iper 5eren Gbriitenien. Sol
itebro: 2aura &enoal. luxembourg:
6rpfen Glfriba @ilbjelm. @eigaaro:
Sine Sbrgenien. &nepbolt / 8aoum:
CHARLOTTE Stenoabl. Belle: Sine
&ruie. 6erslep: Eroprieter Carl S.
g. &eim1tb. S%ilfeborg: &iriten
@aur11m. Hpgen: @aarbeier Ssrg.
&anien &nl1bien. 0alsgaarb: ST.
ger &ramer. &ulerup:. @l1smon6
Setter &oulien. 8iborg: Dortbea
Mpller. 8irfum @obape: Sobanne
Stteien. &ebntnge: @usmanb 9fils
@riflen. 8ornbolm: Morie Sergine
Nielien. Mtcbelle 5prenien Mg=
netbe &iort. Gbriitiam 5cbeibps.
Mmbros Seniens Gnfe Sl1lione.
Mefie:: Sobanne Sllen. Sasle: Carl
Mn6erie ems @uitru Ml,gulto: Sbs-
fer: MotbiaS Splen. Npfer: Murer
Miicboel 6unfs @nfe. Mln1inoing=
Ell: &eital1roter S. 8. Seniens SUI
itru. Mafirfebp: @islioner Be0er
&ofoeos gnfe &etreo. Mrnoger Mel=
le: 2uopig Sborlen. Mloersbpile /
&lemensfer: 9etels SllenS @nltru
Caroline. 2o0egaar6 / &lemensfer:
2n6pig 5tenoers Syn Mnoreos. Ml-
linge: STR. B%olitibetjent Stub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

S fife a lib e. Marbrs
&omll,1cs 9loget for BET fommenoe
6inansaor bnIla,1cerer nreb 1882.
1927 &r., 1 MiIlion &roner mere erh
lifior.
6 a III III c S n Or Z
II a II 3 8 0 r pa + c +. gu
@aaromano / 2plu,e Sogn peo 8ibe,
Scr / mango Mar bar pnrct b%ortreiit
fra Gguc11, 81. a. pGret / Mmertfa,
er blenel ;opoaget al noifribningspp,
ic11 % bar I'LL, / cit Mlber al 50
4or, maattet ipringe Solbat igien,
@an hopbe nen1lig glen1t at oftienc
liine Gftcraarn1anpprer og er MI be-
gpn6t forfra / Jre0ericio paa iine
glemtc mtlitnre 6Grbtgbeoer.
&apct 5 c +. 9tGrfe pelt.
lige Storm1c paa Spllanos &eitfpit
bar / ben iioite Si0 longs belle &p-
item foraariaget megen Sfaoe pes at
b%ortlfplle ltorc 5trGfni1gcr al 2an-
set. SEQ Sorl1pgr er oct iiGr COLT,
Scr bar @upct alene taget mcllem 10
% 20 6ap,,e al Sfrenten ligc moro
for Molen, ioalebcs at ser I'LL frn er
{. Is Mlen fro Sfrnntens &ant til
set lnngit ube itaaenbe 6iffepafbns.
% l1tal, er forbercbt paa, at Ell
.Storm al famine Stprte fuIbltGnbig
I'll bortifplle &afbuiet. Giiferifore-
nineen bar 6erfor berpenot Zig til
ganbbpeningsnnienet for at foa Oct
te I'll at tage Mff9re.
6 fief a 5. Sort fors
.inoen Sltoeets &nfornit til ,9fin9fis>
bing forleoen tom en- Is Mars Dreng
no paa Sernbanens Berron. SEQ at
trebe fell fal6t ban neo paa 8ane=
legemet og bleb liegen6e b~epioitleS
langs ben irtbre Sfinne. 2ofomoti=
bet par nnppe IS Mlen oerfra, og
ielp &ocun1brem cit formaaeoe 1iffert
intet ber. &eierpepoitbuo Mtels
Mielien, iom iltit fom %fjerenoe forbi
meo Hoitbeienets Herronpogn, flap
pjebliffelig oenne, iprang %reiol1,t neo
mellem Sftnner1e, fit fat / 9ren=
gen og foer op paa Eerronen ineb
bom; 1uniooelbart 0erefter fjgrte So
fpn1otipet forbt. Men ou ito0 ogiao
Niclien ligb1eg / Mnitgtet og rpitebc
ober bele &roppen. ut ollie Silite=
bepGrenbe, ion ban6e itaaet ganife
maollple, %floffeoes ont &eoningS=
monoen, er 10 let forltoaeligt, me1
SEN bromfri Maro fortiotte lin &ej
fen til Eoltpognen og paslebe lit
Mr6ejDc, lomt ont il1tet bar bG1bct.
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Statsa ONO. Bpen srlebo Ia

Stnta Dyp. Bpen $rIebo -
9uco3 gpunt1.
8rauta 8. Ebene1 fberaer. OF ban er bet CHM
MIssIem At Girr,aet s. s. Gbenep & Co.. Der brip'r
Eqrrtnt1g I Dpen 3oie6p, tsr nGpnte Gpuntb p9Gtat,
o. at fan1u1e Gtru1a bill betale en- Gum of ct bunbre0e
sesss :IsS.t tes Ses1 a .nsf1 a g sa9t,s a d sata559 ou be- lite
Jranf s. gJenep..
peesset for mra % unberifreoet, min aaroarelit
ben Ste December 1885.
Ssa. NptariuS YubIicuS.
Hsll's Ualarrh Cure taaeg ~trbnenb,9 ns birfer bt
Rfte poa 8lpbet og Gtimbinberne ! Sgfamet Sfr,s
eiter 8tbneSbDrb; grat1S.
~ @elgeS bnS ApOtbeiere. 75t
Hall,s Family Pills er ne behite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

Gor Sem, Ser fife bar Magt til
at SIRE Set rigtige, CT ser enonl1 BEN
%tafnemmelige 0pgope til opers at
ltanbie Set gale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

vier omtrent 5ossdanske settlere iden ny
for Pierre, 8. Dak:. 1angs den NY Forlengelse
afC.N. ". TIL Black Hills. Her k~anSfaaes
decided" Land, Hornesteads og R%elinquish-..
ments. Udmerket Land. svagt ruliende;
godt Wand, god Hsst sidste Aar.
vi er like Agenter, men vi 1nsker Aere
Landsnn end herude. Nermere 0plysningert
we'd AAN0HN,
227 Pleasant Drive, PIERRE, :. OAK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

Sen ,tnse Trne: vDet bar ga for
ifreffeligt, boor inlaa 9@g Sc bar.
De maa tage Dem for ti6ligt fra
@gniene."
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81 e D 9 nj 8 ) a II . |. u.
@aarbe / 8rorsbel bar iolgt iin
@aar6 til Sgrem Misien fra @ielitrup
og @oaroen bliper / 6anif Sic. @oar.
bens Stgrrelle er So Ggn6er 2ant
me6 ct Mettou6bDtte al LOO Marf
@aar0en beboIoer noget &orn og 70,
5000 Morf at 8eiGtnineen. @ig.
BEL ummen er $1,000 Morf.
- @aaroeier @anS &rpmer
Mpjbel, Otter 2inbet Sogn, bo1
iolgt lin @aaro til Sens &eter So.
banicn fra 3irtgtneO. Sill @ienoom
men Derer 38 &eftar meo ct Netto
1tobptte al 525 Marf. @aoroen CT
ltomGrfet al1ltur, og n1e6 / @onoele,
fplger fulb 8eiGtntng: &ipbepriiel
er 10000 Morf. Opertagelie11 ife1
1. Mpril.
Melleeier S. Steffenien ii 8ep
toft Melle bar mageififtet lin @aori
&Drup ,me0 lin Nabo Ssrgen Ne
terienS gienoom / @prup. Sill s
Steffeniens @aar6 berer 40 Sefta
aniat til {. 1000 Morf Mettol16bDtte
og S. &eteriens @aaro omfatter 4
@eftar meo {. $50 Marf Mettol1l
bptte. Smbptningen foreeaor til ]
&pril. ST.. 9teffenien faar 1000
Marf i 8Dtte -og enbper bebol0er ii
'8eietntng.
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@emprrbuiber fnrerebe paa 6 til Il
7dae.

er garante,
ret at furere bbert Silf9l6e at flpen'
be, uipnlige, blb6en6e eller frem.
mq6enbc &G1ncrrboiber paa 6 til ID
Gage eIIer Yenoene refun6ere6e. soc
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nbenfor &ipbenbabn.

Ororup: 2unbman6 g. 81. >8retn=
bolm. @lampenborg: Rortpr g.
@osmsiens' &uitru &aren. @lao<
iore: 6bp. Sor6bruger Ma6s 2arien.
@olte: gnfe @ioie gbriitianien. See
rum: 2etmatros 81. s. g. @anien
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Ye6er @anien. Song: &iulman6 g.
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Sine 2orien. g. 5ferninge Mgrre-
mart: Maren &as1ien. 2unoe:: @us=
manb 8eoer Niellen. Merreineoe:
Bbilip &bilipien. 8osfilbe: Metbeo
&riergaor6. &ol6ing: &eter 2inoe.
gaar6. Mebbglle: &atrine Eeterie1.
Gbiiteo: Gle 2uno. 5fopiteo: Sens
&rog. Marbns: @eitaDratgr &C. g,
9borengaor6.. Suliane 2pngaae
&igge: @o6sforpalter $. g. 6. Gam;
tier. Mpfipbing S.: Gbora Glaien
8ellinge Mnrf: Sine Mabs6atter
9itrup: Masmine Sroite6. &uofp
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
WATERFOWL JOTTiNGS

Frank Galla Gher is working for Miss Elizabeth Wallace.
 Thomas Mccarthy ST is working for Mrs Louisa Warren.
 Alfred Deland who has been Fl for some time is slowly recovering.
 John O'Donnell who has been away for some time returned Monday.
 Edward Garfield has been employed by thc trolley company as mOtormah.
 Miss Martha l.. Roberts held the dancing class ;n the town hall last evening.
 The funeral of Mary Hard was heil this afternoon with burial in the Evergreen cemetery.
 The Watertown High school base ball team will go 10 IitchfeId Satur- day to play the high school team u. that place.
 Samuel Hosking who Is grading around the soldiers monument experts to have the work done by the cnd of this week.
 The grand jury yesterday in the case of William Mclaughlin fo. tho murder of Robert Downs found a true bill of murder in the first degree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Try to Settle Chester Strike.

Chester. Pa, April 22.-A proposition that portends an early settlement of the street car strike in this city was made to a committee of the board of trade by President Riggs of the trac- tion company, who agreed to take the striking motormen and conductors back on the same basis as though they had never worked for the company at the scale of wages they were cut 10 at the time of the strike-namely. 16 2-3 cents an hour. He promised 10 pay them 1T cents in July and in the fall. following election. to raise the wages to Is 2-3 cents an hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

done under the conditions which pre-, vailed during previous years. The borough attorney was instructed to
 notify the railroad commissioners
 that the rails of the trolley tracks
 are so much higher than the roadway as to make it dangerous to public travel The board then adjourned for one week. t
 The democratic caucuses were
 held last night in each of the three wards. In the first ward Michael B
 Riedy was chairman and Thomas II.
 Benton clerlS. John M. Freeman was elected burgess. In the second ward George Wigglesworth acted as chair man and Frank E. Nolan as clerk. Joseph L. Jackson was elected bur, gess without opposition, this being the first time in a number of years that the office was not contested. Ill the third ward Harry Roberts was l chairman and P. J. O'Connor clerk Timothy Daily was reelected to the office of burgess. A surprise was sprung in this ward by George c
 Lambert entering the race at the last five minutes before the caucus was called to order. and even then he secured 15 votes. The following del- egates were elected to the borough convention: First ward Richard Durkin. John Breen, ST, Frank Ford, Thomas E. Walsh, Bart Desmond and M B. Reidy; alternates George Hayes and Frederick Walsh. Sec ond ward. Robert Cleary, Michael Ford, Pierce F. Freeman, William Ford and David Altman; alternates, Michael Clancy and Edward P. O'Brien. Third ward, Thomas P Rielly, Timothy Daly, Patrick O'Con- nor, Daniel Connell, Michael Calvin and Stephen Reilly; alternates, Pat rick Scully and Elliot Nichols. There seems to be a spirited contest over the office of tax collector, especially in the first ward, where the friends of Hogan and Cleary are working hard to make their man the success full candidate. There doesn't seem tc be much interest in the result of the rest of the ticket.