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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE IN 1910.
Bryan Forecasts Victory for His
Party In House of Representatives

New York, Feb, 90 Widespread
interest among politicians has boon
aroused by an article by William
jennings Bryan In the March num-
ber of Munseys Magazine, entitled
"The Future of the Democratic Par
IT," Mr. Bryan In his paper careful"
ly analyses the political conditions
of tho present day, discussing the
policies of his party nt longth
"1t IA moro than possible 1t Ia
evon probable" he declares THAT
the house of representatives to be
elected In 1910 viii be democratic y
Sounding u word of warning TO
proAldenteE eEloot Taft he continues
"Thn preeldont-olcct cnuot noNni-
hly antlafy the expectations OF both
elementg OF the republican party,
With republican nnnAta. and 80.
nnhliean honae controlled by whht
Mf. Roosevelt calls renotlohaiiea,
how een he eaenpe conflict either
with the republican leadera or WITH
the republican votera OF the Misnia'
eipnl Valley
In discussing the tendency toward
reform legislation, Mr. bryan eaye'
"The democratic party Ia In nyms
nathy with the growing demand TOR
remedial legislation, II W therefore
rowing with the tide, for the tue ~
onward Democrats rocoenlsine tho
reaponalhllty OF their nopltlon ana
atrong IN tho confidence they feel In
tho riphteouaneaA OF their oauae
are prepnred to wage a winning hRht
agalnbt an opposition already nah'o1
atrickon,'
Influential democrats declare NV
nrynna article to be tho most im@
portant political paper printed aimee
tho election of Mr., Tart last NoVem-
hAr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20
ilrlcls Sidewalks,

Here Ia a splendid opportunity
for citizens of WaXehachie to bull
vitrified brick sidewalks at u nomi-
nal cost The city street department
has ON hand Ave car loads of brick
which viii be- sold to those persons
who desire to construct walks OF TINS
material, street Commissioner Moro
dith says parties wanting the hrick
may have them at just what thoy
cost the city laid down In WnNn'
hnchle, and In addition thereto they
will be delivered free, ny taking nd
vantage of this liberal offor mnde by
Commissioner Meredith q walk one
hundred feet long and -four feet
Wide may be constructed at an hp'
pr0NimAto cost Of SsS,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

The oitlsena OF Palmer are enlhus.
lastio In their determination to Lave
an independent school dletrlot, a
meeting was held there Friday Ter
the purpoae Of disouealng the PROMO
pitlon, and after liatenlng To an at.
dress by County superintendent
Winn a vote was taken which unnm-
mouaiy favored tho proposition, Ar
rangementa were nt once made with
County Surveyor Neal 80 begin werk
Monday eatnhilahlng tho tines ot tho
proposed diatrlet
Mr. Winn atepped at Uarret Fri"
nay night and addressed an enthus'
,aatle aehool meeting About four
hundred citizens OF tho town ana
community were present,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

nargains IN the want column,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20
BURLINGTON MAN SLATED.
Joint Owners of r. n II, Y. to Se
icct Fiynn's Successor, II IL
said

A burlington man, according TO
the report IN Fort Worth, win he of
forod the position OF superintendent
on the Trinity aud nfesoa Valley,
made vacant by the resignatlon OF
J. j FLYNN, Just who this nuflinR
ton man can be no ono seems tn
know In Fort Worth, or anywhere
along tho line,
II IA understood, however, that
Capt r. H. Baker, president OF the
4, n u, ", has put the appointment
M to the joint owners OF the line,
and has asked their advice as to q
suitable man.
In all probability the new otilcal
viii remain aunerintendo only q
abort timo. hu, will noon 80 made
general superintendent NJ Flynn
Will not nanume hla new Antiea aH
vioo president and Renerel managei
OF the llouaten nelt 4 rermlnaI
company until March i,a~ForI
Worth star-Telegram,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

roley'e Orlno Laxative cures CON
Atlpation and liver trouble and mak-
ea the howela healthy aud regular
Orino Ia superior to pills and tablets
M Il doee not grippe or nnueente' why
take anything elae9 II, w, Feafla, II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20
I eul PASSES Nnlepv lwnl,
our Hours Ahet COMMITS
SION n Crime
To PREVENT A LYNCH|kG
Ntu,nia 1udat and Grand ju, Nmk
Rapid, IN Case d Ralad snd
Mufduo Negro Con.
lesscd Crime

Roanoke Va. Feb 50 Aurelis
Christian iha nrFrn wh0 Thursday
rtimnailf assaulted and then mut
apfrd Miss Mars nphhe ihe pretty
a-tp8rold dAurhftr pf prominent
Hetpenutt county farmer was yca.
turdHY sentenced 10 die ln the clc,'
tit chair In he state pouitentiarv
March 9g Christian WAS taken from
clifton Forge Yesterday no Finicas
ne and tried ai q special sitting of
the court by Circuit Judge Anderson,
who accompanied the negro and on
ccrs 20 F1uicastlo
Christian was indicted by The
grand iurY and Judge Anderson ap-
pointed three lawyers to defend him
Al the conference between the law
yors and ihe prisoner Christian
made confession of The crime which
he later repeated in court 10 the
Judge The court heard three Wit
uesses who established the time and
place of the crime no jury was SUM
moncd The Judge accepted Chris
tian's confession and imposed The
death sentence
The negro said he was hiding I'm
he woods when Miss Dobhs passed
by on her way TO a store, He seized
her and after assaultng ke, cut her
throat and stabbed lcS/n6Ne times,
10 keep her from a ZroN ristian
showed 70 s--- 49,. Il lort
The sent twenty
mittcd am >Ill.v .es sent To the
FirieastlJ "A, Tho jail is being
guarded ., Geveut any attack that
might l. ,Sade by mob A mob
gatherCh Thursday night near Clit-
Ton Forge, but agreed not TO attempt
to lynch Christian while he was at
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

We deaire 90 thank our neighhore
And frionda for their Kindness shown
during the siekneRa and death OF our
father and husband, May God bless
Sou II our prayers,
Mrs, II, H. wulTE AND
FAMILY,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

All kinda OF pattern end model
making, WaSeheehie Foundry aud
Machinery Go, rs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-14
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Fourteen-Inch Guns for Honolulu.

Fourteen-Inch Guns for Honolulu.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The award
today by the Navy Department of the
contract for the great drydock at
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, will give an i'm.
mediate impetus to the coast defense
work there and on the Pacific Coast.
Senator Flint of California has ar
ranged for conference with General
Arthur Murray, chief of artillery, who
is now ON the way from Manila to San
francisco. It is expected he will visit
Los Angeles and San Pedro.
The Navy Department wants the ac-
tual work on the Pearl Harbor dock
pushed. A coast defense officer in
general charge said today that Hawaii
would not be safe until the north side
OF the island was made impregnable
and ''that isl he said, the intention
of the Army and Navy. While the
island is unfortifed any naval enemy
could take a position just below the
skyline, wait for declaration of wa;
by wireless telegraphy and then strike
at Hawaii in less than twelve hours. ,,
The first plans for the coast defense
at Hawaii is to place in addition to
the mortars at that port several small
ealiber guns These are to be in charge
OF two companies Of coast artillery
But the scheme further contempiates
the emplaeement of 14-inch and II
inch guns. Every addition to the arma-
ment, it was said today, is to be fol-
lowed by new shipment of coast ar
tiliery troops to the island The plan
IN full contemplates the cantonment on
the island of at least 5000 men.
With the drydoek at Pearl Harbor
complete the objection that there is
no ample accommodations for the big
gest battleships in the Pacific will dis
appear Besides this. as pointed ont
few days ago, Secretary Meyer and
the naval officials in conjunction with
the Army engineers are to elaborate
deep-water plans for the approaches
TO the Mare Island navy yard The
desire for economy in expenditures, as
expressed by President Taft, viii not
affect this plan for the reason that
current funds are to be used.
General Murray was Commissioned by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-14

President Taft to make a general tour
OF the coast defenses in the Philip
pines, Hawaii and on the Pacific
Coast.
1t is evident that with the compile
ton of the drydocks at Pearl Harbor
and the North Shore lined with fort
resses, supplied with the new high
power guns, the United States will
dominate the Pacific Ocean.
Navy Officer Tilted.
YOKOHAMA, May 2S.-The feet is
interested in the case Of Midshipman
tombstone of the cruiser CHATTANOOGA
who fell in love with Miss Forbes. a
beautiful girl from Richmond who is
travelling in Japan with her mother.
He proposed and was accepted after
brief acquaintance, and the marriage
was arranged to be celebrated in Yo-
kohama.
Miss Forbes changed her mind at the
last moment, causing great embarrass-
ment Midshipman tombstone was
PLACED under arrest, the commander of
the cruiser thinking be had played a
Joke. The trouble has, however, been
settled.
A Navy Imposter.
. YOKOHAMA, May 28-A blue
jacket, whose name is unknown, ap-
piled today at the American Consulate.
wishing TO marry a japanese. He gave
his name as Harry GoebeI, of the
Charleston. The Consul investigated
the matter and aseertained that the
applicant was an imposter with a Dor
rowed name. He has not been identi-
fed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-14
AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER MAN
RECOMMENDS A WELL KNOWN
REMEDY.

Not long since the following editorial
appeared in the Centertown, Missouri,
Z. S. A, Leader: THE editor knows
by personal experience that Chamber.
lain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy viii cure dlarrhoea, and we
have heard like testimonials from other
reliable people in the community" Ev-
eryone who has used this remedy has
the same to say of it. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith 6 Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
GacetiIIa de Ponce,
De nuestro correspoI sal.

JUNO Eel sabado por Ia noche
failecio en- ei asi,o de Damas la pro-
fesora de sexto grado Miss :Balkos-
ka, despues de sufrir una opera
cion quirGrsica. Esta sehorita err
de procedencia polaca, joven y apre-
ciada por sus discfpuias y compa-
feras, por su trato afabie, Fl cada-
yer fue embalsamado Y embarca-
do para San Juan, de donde 10 lie
varan a Estados Unidos residencia
de sus padres.
Con motive de la muerte de la Sta.
Bslkoska Sc ha suspendido in
definidamente Ia fiesta que proyec-
taban las profesoras de Ia Grammcr
y que Sc habia suspendido para e.
pr6ximo sibado.
Ancchc un japon5s de los que ira
bajan en- c. circo TataI acomcti1
I'm chiq'Il.o que tut i entrar i
as lunetos. IndudaD.emento Sc
crey6 en- Fort Arturo y confundiJ
al chiqu..,o con un ruso.
Hoy ha sa.ido para Yauco ei fis-
cal de e corte de distcito, I uHa
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investigation.

investigation.
Despues de varios dias de residen-
cia en- Ponce, ha seguido su viaje
por Ia carretera central ell Sr., Blan-
dino, administrator de ese perio-
dico.
Hoy Sc yen en- la corte munich
pal ios juicios contra varios indi-
viduos denunciado por vender BIZ
iIetes de la Ioteria de Santo Domin-
go, Espana y Venezuela Como
todo ell 'dia Sc ha invertido en- otros
iuicios, estan sehaiados estos para
las ocho de esta noche.
En- Ponce es esperada con interes
la compahia de zarzueIa que actua-
ra en- ei teatro cuanto Sc conciuya
de arreglar Esta ciudad esta h4-
ce meses condenada a no tener otras
diversiones que clnemat6grafos
Y perros sabios, muy buenos y tai,
pero buenos soiamente para matar
e. tempo una que otra noche y no
como inicas diversiones.
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FL PER|OO|SN0
B|EN ENTEND|DO,
FL que no libra cam
+ panas de DIANA
cion.
Es lucha santa, lucha del
pensamiento, beso de luz
de un dos rnitoloeico.
Es campo de batalIa, dOnde una
legion de soldadOs de la idea
libra ell combate pOr ell impe-
rio de la Raz0n.

Ante los resplandores de la antor-
cha del periodismo, las conciencias
muertas viven la vida de la honradez
los cerebros en- misteriosa oscilaci6h,
relampaguean, las razas todas Sc sien
ten algo asf como el beso de la luz de
un Dlos mitollogico, el yermo Sc tran
forma en- campo de vida; surgen lu-
chas sagradas. Y en- medic al esplen-
dente torbellino del Pensamiento,
las ideas Sc esparcen por 10 descono-
cido, llevan Ell Evangelio del Progre-
so. *-..
El periodismo invadiendo los pue-
bios, es ell heraldo de la Civilization
es ell sagrado medic de la Ciencia; es
la luz que rompe las tinieblas de Ia
ignorancia, es ell Aguila, sfmbolo del
adelanto, que enlaza los mundos en-
estrecho abrazo.
Ell periodismo convertible en- rege-
nerador hace de los antros de corrup-
cion una sociedad digna; del pueblo
extraviado, la naci6n pr6spera Y fe-
liz; de una agonizante idea, ell solem-
ne E iracundo estallido de un cerebro
que desaffa las c6leras humans.
Ei necio y el ignorante, reducidos
por Ell periodismo, tiemblan. Y ALA,
en- el retro augusta del sabio, Sc lie a.
dora con el delirio con Sc amaran los
ltomos invisibles de Ia celeste cons
teleci6n.
El periodismo es ell campo de bata-
LA, donde una legion de soldados dc
la idea lucha por ell imperio de la Ra-
zon: ALI es donde las nucvas genera
clones proclaman las excelsitudes del
Pensamiento y anatematizan la ruin
dad.
LA lucha del Pensamiento, lucha
santa, dignifica y es engrandecedora
gloria!
:'De Berbo.",i
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L1geros aguaceros en-
todas las divisio-
mes.
La precipitation total de la
semana fue escasa en-
muchas estaciones.
San Sebastian la lluvia fue to-
tai en- la semana, marcandO
ell pluvi0metre diez pulgadas.

La temperature media de la Sc
mana fu6 por 10 regular ligeramen-
te mas baja que la de la semana
precedente.
La maxima promedia de la sema-
ma fue $50 y la mfnima promedia
go. a.s:..
La temperature mas alta que
Sc ha registrado fu6 $50. en- Can6va-
mas y Dorado, y la mas baja fue
$50, en- Las Marias.
Ligeros a fuertes aguaceros ca
yeron en- todas las divisiones.
La precipitation total en- la Sc
mana excedio de dos pulgadas en-
muchas estaclones, mientras en-
otras estaciones la lluvia no tuvo
consecuencias.
De San, Sebastian informan una
lluvia total en- la semana de mas
de diez pulgadas, cuya mayor can
tidad cay6 en- tres dias, causando
grandes dahos a las plantaciones
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Gacet|Ia de Caguas.
De nues 70 corresponsal.

JUNO 9.-5Que diran los hume
rosos viajeros que por esta pasan
al observar ia playa de perros rea'
iengos que por nuestras GALES pu-
iuIan, ,rompiendoles los. timpanos al
mas sordo con sus ladridos?
Ha legado a esta ciudad el Sr,
Porfirio Rivera V&zquez, joven
professor que Sc haliaba desempe-
nando una escueia en- la ciudad de
Humacao. Viene a recuperar la
saiud perdida durante las faenas es-
coiares. ..*
Esta ciudad ha progresado en-
ornate prodigiosamente; pero a
pesar de este, deja mucho que de-
scar en- 10 que Sc refiere al ramo
arquitectonieo, pues tiene casas
en- la parte mas centrica y salidas
tan innportantes como las de San
Juan y Cayey, Fque estan pidien-
do que las pinten y que modifi-
quen sus facbadas va que no Sc re-
construyen; y que, por demas an
tiguas, dan a Caguas un aspecto de
ciudad primitiva. X ~ l
En- la semana proxima pasada
que termin6 Ell 6 d. &. acudieron al
dispensario de anemia de esta ciu-
dad IS pacientes y42 de los mis-
mos fueron curados.
Segdn informes fidedignos la
compahia de Gutierrez que act1a
en- Gel municipal'', no vendra a
esta el IA dc. habiendo transfe-
rido por segunda vez la fecha has
ia e 2l del mismo.
Como este perjudica a los abona
dos, ell pdbIico ha perdido la con-
fianza con respecto a la fecha en- que
.pudiera resuitat verdad ell debut,
'habiendo algunas personals devuel-
to sus localidades. Como ell Sr.
Manrlque no ha podido evitar ia
les apiazamientos, nos permitimos
aconsejarie que debe prescindir del
contrato de dicha compahia y con-
tratar otra que pueda venir a su
teatro el dfa que Sc senale ell de-
but, y, nunca mas aproposito que
ahora Ilega la tan celebrada y aplau
dida Blanca Matras.
El Sr, Manrique debe contra
tar esta compahfa 8 cederIes ell
teatro y en- vez de debutar ell IA d
C. la compania de Gutierrez, que
debute la no menos importante de
Blanca Matras E acknowledgements
el mismo abono de aqueiIa lie SER
vira para eSta, pues tales son las
lmpreSlones que reinan en- ell pd-
biICo.
Serla bastante lamentable que
ell buen proyecto de fundar una
banda en- esta ciudad no Sc lIeve
a efecto, pues Caguas no tiene va
nada mas que cuatro mGsicos, V
nadie mas Sc dedica a estudiar este
arte. Cuando estos cuatro musi-
cos mueran, Caguas que antes
constaba con una de las mejores
orquestas de la isia cue iba a to-
car a los puebios Iimitrofes; no
tendra entonces orquesta.
Esperamos que Caguas que STEM
pre- ha demostrado tener hombres
activos corresponda con su CO.
operacl6n a la inicitaiva que Sc
ha tornado el Sr. Herm6genes Al
varez en- Ia fundaci6n de la men
clonada banda.
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IN DONATIVO:

Los nihos de la Escuela Lincoln,
de esta ciudad, han enviado en- estos
dtas por conducto de suPrincipal,
Srta, Guiliermina Gonzalez, dos pc
SOS y 16 cts. para Ell Refugio de Nj
nos Desamparados,.
Es hermoso ese noble y esponta-
nio sentimiento de los ninos cue es-
tuclian, en- favor de los que viven
priVados del immense beneficio de la
Escuela.
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PeDiguiiendo
fraudes en- Ponce
DE nuestr0 cores 1onsal.

JUNO S.--Ei se1or Mascara. ms
pector de a.imentos del departamen-
10 conso-lGaco, q. es I'm empieado q.
sahe cumplIr con su obligation. ha
cmprendldo una campaha contra los
adu.teradores de ia ieche Y como re-
su.tado de su investigation ha presen
tado al flsca! denuncia contra Pas
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Un acorazado de combate

Austria que al parecer no conoce
otro bill Foraker, ha ofrecido d In
giaterra como obssq ilo d su gobier-
no un acorazaao de Combate
de primera Case y Sc asegu7a que
Ihgiaterra agradecida ha manda-
DO un mi.i6n de trajes hechos de los
que vende LA Pa,mesan&' j. Pic
.asv CO. Forta,eZa 30
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4 viivir en- mjramaI

Sitio saludable, a buena altura So
bre el nivel del mar, con facilidad de
comunicaciones y en- sitio centrico
de Santurce, es un magnifico sitio pa
ra residir. Cada vez Sc levantan nue.
tan nuevas y elegantes viviendas en-
"Mifamar" y los pedidos de solares
aumentan cada dfa LAS GALES Sc
han terraplenado y hay servicios de
aqua Y luz. Es ell sitio de moda.
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cual Arce, dep6sito calle Castillo; An
tonic Vega, deposito caiie Mayor; An
tonic Rosa, caile Isabel; Nadal Espi-
net, Gale Comercio; Monserrate Pc
reira, Gale Salud; Emilio Fagot, Gale
Bertoii; Cayetaho Martinez, Gale
Buenos Aires; Aquilino Morales, con-
ductor de la leche en- carros; Jose Sill
va, caiie Estreiia; Faustino Lebron,
calIe Saiud, Y Bartolo Torres, Gale
Concordia.
Tedos estos sehores han quedado
en- libertad bajo fianza de 5000.
-Por infracci6n q la ley de renta;
internas fu6 condenado aver en- Ia
Corte municipal Felipe Trujii!o a
Sl00 de muita, Y costas; por hurto
Jose Quinones fu6 cond2nado 4 scis
meses de carceI V Ge~ar,io Ortiz i
tres meses; por aiteraclGn de ia paz,
Ram6nSantiago al0 diaa dc dep6sito
Maria Cle los Santos ocko di2s, Cos
me Ortiz Y Juana Rosario i ocho dias
cada uno, Carlos Tapia ., Felipe Ne
gron a cinco dollars cada uno; por a.
gresiones: Pedro Figuero2 4 $lG0 Y
costas. Jesus Y. Rodriguez 4 SjO Y
Carlos Tapia 4 500.
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BUENA OCCASION.
A las personals que
deseen vivir en- los
E.U. o que quie-
ran rnandar sus
hiios a estudiar.

La ofrece una familia Puertorri-
queha, que muy pronto trasladara
su residencia q Estados Unidos, la
que admittira algunos pupilos a vein
te dollars mensuales.-L nifios de
9 a IS amos de adad pagardn $500
mensuales. Las comidas seran esti-
10 Puertorriqueno. Para informes
JOSE L. MONTALVO. Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
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ST ALCrILA FL SEGCNUQ
PISO dc la casa NJ. - de IA Gale de
la Forta.eza. San Juar con mucF .cs
8 sin much. .es. Informaran +. &c Jc-
sus Vega ea ia misma casa.
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CALESAS

Ofrecemos calesas de excelente he
rraje, con carrozay cortinas de buffalo,
ruedas patente, lama y brancsl d pre-
clos muy baratos, que cotizaremos a
solicitud.
GAMBIA d STUBBE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-30
Coos and Smoke.

"And to you l bequeath the dog"
said the New York man who was 60
ing to London to live.
The family that had been commits
stoned to take care of the dog liked
the dog. but the dog did not like them.
By and by his dissatisfaction became
so pronounced that the first family
passed him along to another friend of
the expatriate. The second family
was not so fond Of the dog as the first
family had been. but the dog did not
In the least mind their lack Of affec-
ton. Apparently he had struck a
ebony" atmosphere that pleased him,
so he settled down to contented
old age. One day the story of that
dogs eccentricities was related to a
man who knows all about dogs. The
second family wondered why the dog
had evinced such an unwelcome par
TALLY for them.
1T isn't the people in this house
that attract the pup" said the dog ex.
pert. Its the tobacco smoke. His
former master was a habitual smok'
err. He, his clothes, his rooms, every
thing about him, smelled like one big
cigar. The dog was used to tobacco
smoke. He liked it. Nobody smokes
in that house where he first lived. He
missed the scent of tobacco, and ht
wasn't satisfied till he got to another
place where the air is blue will
smoke."-New York Press.