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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
NERVES SEEM TO BE STEADY
Conduct of People in Trying Circum' stances Seems to Refute the
 Talk of Croakers

While doleful talk about the alarming increase of bad nerves Is being passed about, some 1,600 men, women and children on two colliding ships calmly get up in a black night fog and, without a sign of panic, await their turn at the lifeboats. says the New York Evening Post. Onl Y one man is even suspected of losing his head; but then, he is a writer of sea-tales, and needs hvs- teria in his business. This incident does not stand alone. Within a year or thereabouts a theater has burned in Chicago, another in Cleveland, and another in New York, and in each case the audience has walked out as if on promenade Then the Russian sailors at Messina; one might have thought that they were picking daisies, so nervelessly did they go about their horrible business. Does the neurologist know what he is talking about? People seem to be just shade steadier than ever be- fore
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
URGED TO STUDY HISTORY.

In the Protestant Episcopal church a new organization has been formed, with the object of persuading mem- bers of the churches to study church history and affairs. It is called the Christian Studies society and It makes its headquarters in the city of Albany, \. Y., where its presl- dent, Clarence NJ. Abbott, resides. The Christian Studies society Is d lav organization, although having the hearty support of the clergy, and its methods include the preparation of study courses in topics relating tc the Episcopal church, the giving of public lectures, and the organization of circles of lay people for reading and study in the various parishes and dioceses of the church. It is planned also to inaugurate, through the secular press, a campaign of church education.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
GAVE DOG NEW KIDNEYS.

A remarkable operation on dog was made the subject of scientific demonstration at a meeting of the Berlin Medical society recently. Dr. Unger, Berlin surgeon, showed how ten days before he had removed the dogs kidneys, substituting those of another dog. The dog seemed to have completely recovered.
 If, as the demonstration believes, the operation may be undertaken with equal success on humans suffer- ing from diseased kidneys further important step in modern surgery will have been made.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
LOCAL NOTES.

Cremol;ne. Greeson Drug Co. Leave your laundry at the Book etore I6I-tf Pure Hog Lard at Erbacher's. I36-tf.
 T. l.. Daniel of Palarm was here yesterday.
 F. w. Brodnax of Camden is here today.
 A. D. Young of Watona, Okla. !, is ill the city today.
 A. J. Witt, IT., is spending the day in Little Rock.
 R. C. Phelps returned from Lit tie Rock this morning.
 Dr. H. B. Hardy was i'll the city yesterday from Greenbrier.
 Miss Anna Moore of Greenbrier is visiting in the city today.
 Rev. l. H. O'Bryant left this morning for Dardanelle, where he will hold quarterly conference.
 Good, ripe, sound bananas, today and tomorrow Tor I5C dozen at Coles.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
ORIGIN OF THE GRAPEFRUIT
Would Seem to Be Result of Natures Milking the Lemon and
 the Orange.

If an orange and a lemon were married and should have offspring 1t would be grapefruit. The other day an old friend in Florida sent me a grapefruit that weighed seven pounds. That is the record, he sad. Grapefruit, we are told, derived its name from its fancied resemblance to the taste of the grape! It more than likeiv was an osage orange Tn wild state brought down to domestic cultivation, crossed with the orange or lemon by natures methods. It IS grown in all tropical countries, and is now especially fine in Florida and along the lower California coast. The acid is better than that of the lime for awakening the liver and thinning the blood.
 The kumquat (cumquat or cum quot, like the grapefruit. IS ms understood by many who go into the market for ripe fruit. Names for grapefruit better known than that by which this big lemon-orange Is sold are pomelos and shaddocks. The kumquat is exactly like plum-to- mato in size and shape, but has q sort of sharp acid pulp and sweet rind. It came to us from Japan and China, and is fine for preserving.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
SELAH UP TO DATE.

They were talking about the great age of certain resident of Seventh avenue-let his name be Jones.
 "Not old?" exclaimed one of them in indignant retort to some skepti- cal remark from the other. clones not old, you say? Why, Jones' here the speaker lowered his voice to an awed whisper-"Jones has seen at least dozen Seventh avenue cars % byr'-New York Times.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
SCREAM TOO MUCH.

George Riddle of Boston, dis tinguished public speaker, is afraid that Americans are tending to be- come race Of sopranos. The poli- tician makes his announcements 1T high falsetto voice and Juliet shrieks her part in the thinnest ot sopranos. Nervous breakdowns arc traceable, he says, in many cases, t( our high-pitched voices. This may be obviated by speaking slowly anc in low tone.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
SAY STOATS HUNT IN PACKS
English DweIers in Country Declare Sight Is Not an Uncommon One
 The Fairy Hounds.

In some years stoats appear to be more numerous than in others, and they are seen not in ones and twos but in dozens, hunting together in small packs. The late E. T. Booth of Brighton, when shooting in East Lothian in the autumn of 1883, met a pack of stoats which attacked a terrier he had with him and would not be driven off until he and the dog between them had killed more than a dozen.
 Stoats will hunt together from scent and in full cry like pack of hounds, one always keeping the line and followed closely by the others. This sight has been recorded by diff ferent observers, who have also seen weasels hunting in the same way.
 There is popular notion in the west of England that hares are hunted at night by packs of little fairy hounds, locally called dandy dogs" and these are said to be weasels, which the west country folks call fairies" ;" pronouncing the word 'vairy" and "vair" Some of them declare that they have seen and watched the chase with awe.-Lon- don Daily Graphic.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
HOW IT READ.

Charles Buxton Going, poet, ed itor, scientific expert and business man, possible successor of the be- loved Edmund Clarence Stedman. en route for Europe, sent wire less message from Nantucket to his friends in New York. He dictated it thus:
 "Everything comfortable. Going
 The New York office delivered il thus:
 "Everything comfortable going (Not signed. )"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
REDEEMING A BOY.

The Philadelphia Mothers clut decided to make itself responsible for the education and maintenance of one boy, and took a l2-year-old incorrigible. He is now on a farm belonging to a member of the club. and it is said is developing into just what the mothers would like him to he
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
T. R. Douglass and Roy G. Bruce are ill Little Rock today.

T. R. Douglass and Roy G. Bruce are ill Little Rock today.
 Use Cremoline for barb wire cuts and old sores. Greeson Drug Co.
 Col. G. M. Easterwood is spend ing the day i'll the city of Roses.
 Cottonseed hulls and meal for sale. Ph one I62, w. l.. Robins
 Cremoline kills lice on all animals and poultry. Greeson Drug Go.
 Mrs. ]. A. Anderson is visiting friends in Little Rock this week.
 Good, ripe, sound bananas, today and tomorrow for I5c dozen, af Coles.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Ligon and children are visiting friends ill Beaumont, Texas.
 ]. H. Stubbs left this morning for Danville, where he will spend several days.
 Jesse Witt is visiting his daugh- ter, Mrs. H. s. Speck, in Little Rock today. Asal
 Rev. J. H. Glass left this morn ing for Casa, where he will hold missionary institute.
 Mrs. w. $. Hammer returnd last night from a visit with relatives and friends at Columbus.
 Mrs. Charles Frauenthal left this morning for Memphis, where she will visit for several days.
 A marriage license was issued yestelday to R. S. Webb, I9, and Vada Price, IS, of Vilonia.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Kennerly returned this morning from visit with Morrilton relatives and frie nds.
 How easy you could go to and from your work If you only had one of those new bicycles at BoLLs BROS. I72- d2t
 Ms. Rul ert Haskins and chil- drtn of Little Rock arrived this mo Ii nS for a visit wi,h relatives and friends
 Red potatoes yellow vans and S utheru Queen potatoes for sale by Tburslon Fulmer on Route 6, Conway, Ark, 75c per bu,hel.
 Two hesa milk COWS for sale or .Iil ua te for good fat cattle. 900 rounds pure hog lard for sale.
 Boy aston & Adams. i FOUND-In lobby of the post office one umbrella. Owner can obtain by calling at the postofice, describing the property and paying fer this notice.
 Charles Bell of Ozark, who is travelling for the Educational Ly- ceum Bureau of this city, is in Conway today conferring with the president of the company, l.. Cs
 Have your horses clipped by T. w. Allinder. Makes them look like thoroughbreds, cures them of lice, SI. 50. Booting, 75c. Al ways ready to do your work. Al so wash your buggy clean for 25c. on Saturdays. dtf Prnr ..o,,r o1d tnnnnrS at thiS nf.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
INFE FENCES.

She-You don't act as if I was the first girl you ever kissed.
 He-If l am the first man whc ever kissed you, how do you know don't? -Lippincotts.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
CHARMING FRANkNESS.

'Myrtle, is your mother opposed to my coming to see you"
 "No, Percy; since told her there was no-er-likelihood of your ever proposing to me she has withdrawn her objections"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
FAST AND FORWARD.

Mother-I hear that young man that calls on you has the reputation of be- ing very fast and forward. The next time he calls I'll see him myself.
 Mabel-Oh, you needn't bother, ma; although what you've heard is right He's the fastest forward our town football team has ever had.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
ULTRA FASHIONABLE.

"You seem a bit depressed to-day and yesterday you were so bright"
 "But, you see, l had to change ny mind to match my new blu' suit"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
ON E WAY.

Gladys-So Jack Staylate's ad. vances are obnoxious to you?
 Alice-Very. l wish l could dc something to make him stay away. Gladys-Why not marry him?
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
RECIPROCAL RETlCENCE.

'Do you expect your constituents to believe all you tell them?"
 "No," answered Senator Sor. ghum; "and in return they must not expect me to tell them all l be. lieye."
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
LIVERYMAN'S HARVEST.
ker-What are you looking SC

Knicker-What are you looking SC sour about, Booker?
 Bocker-Why, because that fool over there in the livery charges a dollar . night to board horse, he wants tc soak me $40 to keep my 40-horsepowel machine over night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02
NEW MAGAZINES

IN EW N ANI lLIN EO
 Elite Styles, Toilettes, Peo- ples', Cosmopolitan, World Work, World Today, Taylor Trotwood, Watson's, Jefferson ian, at FREEMAN $.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02

We have again received the agency of Frank Steam Laundry of Little Rock. the best in the state. ;. l.. Anderson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-04-02

Buy your old papers at this of- flee, 25 cents per hundred.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01
HuIto original en- Ponce.
Ode nuestro corresponsal }


Abril, 28.- Ramon Rentas,
peon del almacen de Vance
Illus Oliver & Co, ha sido acu-
sado de hurto cometido como
sigue:
Al recoger las basuras del al
macen y patio y ponerlas en-
un carrito para botarlas, el
Renta pareee que puso tam
bien una lata de aceite, la que
fue vista por Ell dependiente
fu6 sacada Y mostrada al due
no del establecimiento Sr. O.
liver,q ,quien di6 cuenta orden
de arreglar Ia cuenta al peon
y despedirlo. Al irse ell peon
volc6 ell caro- en- ell patio y Sc
fue, pero al yer el depen-
diente que de la estiva de ca
jas de cigarrillos faltaban dos
cajas, registr6 la basura y las
encontro ALI.
Celebrado el jucio en- la Cor
te municipal, tue condenado
Rentas q seis meses de carcel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01
SeSiOReS del 8.
Continuaci6n de Ia Ia. psgina.

Continuation de la Is. psgina.
cusacion de la periudicada Sc
exija una prueba de corrobo-
raci6n, aun que, como es ma
tural, los jurados Y las Cortes
siempre tienen en- SUI mano el
apreciar las pruebas V poder
estimar comobastante Ia So
la declaration de una per
judicada, cuando no ha.
va otra prueba Y el tri-
bunal la considere suficiente.
Sc vota el proyecto V queda
aprobado con eI voto en- con-
ira del delegado Sr. Tizol.
A las u menos 10 10 uspen
de Ia session para las 3 de Ia
tarde de hoy
A las $40 Sc constltuNe Ia
Csmara en- session contestando
y delegados a Ia lista.
Viene informando favora-
oIemente el G. B. 70 Del Sr.
Gromer. Para spmsndar In
Ee.ion 90 de Ia ley municipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01
AventuTas de una pIincesa

La princesa de Broglie
camarera de un cafe de Nueva
York, luego coupletlSta en- tea
truchos de mala muerte y por
dltimo esposa legftima del
principe de Broglie, heredero
de uno de los mas ilustres
nombres de Francia. =
Cuando el NAL aconsejado
doncel la elev6 hasta SUI CO.
roma casi real, aunque en- SUI
pals hoy los titulos andan de
eapa caida los padres pusie-
sron los gritos en- las estrellas
y decidieron sitiarlo por ham,
bre.
Entonces la coupletista !,
madre va de una preciosa nina
solicito y obtuvo el divorcio
volviendose a las tablas.
Pero zen Londres, Berlin,
en- Roma y ahora en- Ma
drid lie han dicho .noneS y la
pobre muier ,princesa y todo,
tendra que If a un taller a ga
narse la vida,- 81 no prefiere
convertirse en- ave nocturna
de bulevares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01

CTA. ANNIE EHENDREN, de Rocklyn,
- Washington, eertifcs como sigue:
"Me siento mejor de 10 que me he SEN
lido por euatro amos. he tornado varios
frascos de Peruna, y uno de Manalin.
"Ahora puedo hacer todo Ell trabajo
demi casa, ordefiAr las vacas, atender &
la leche, etc. cneo Ls Pcru1a IN remc.
dio mshaviEIoso.
Hoy estariS de CANA 81 no les hubiers
consultado. Habia tornado toda clase
derenedios, pero uinguno me hizo bien.
La Peruna me ha hecho feIiz y saIuds.
Die. Carezco de palabras con que elo-
giar Ia Peruna,"
No solo las damas de Ia aristocracis
elogisn ls Peruna, sino tambien las de
medisna posici6n- Todas contian en- e.
famoso remedio del DR.. Hartman,
tam4s est2n sin 10 Peruns.
FL Doctor recets anualmente Is Pc
runa miles de damas, y nuuca- deja de
recibir una multitud de cartas, como Ia
de la Sta. Hendren, dGndole las gracias
Por sus consoles medicos, y especial
ments por los marsvilloso resultados
que les d. Ia Peruna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01
VGnta de finCas

Sc vende una casa en- el sitio mas
cEntrico de Ssnturce, de reciente
construction Y orillss de Ia care
terra. Dicha finca cuenta con un
lujoso deCorado interior V todo e.
comfort spetecido por familiss Dc
gusto, posee. cochers. zrboles fru-
tales. isrdin Y hsbitaciones muv
c6mOdss en- sus bajOs.
Tambien - venden otrss en Sar
Juan Y tOdas estsn hbres de esrg1s
Para inioTmes j. J. CuO
ST %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01
Dulces en- aImibar.

In Ia calle de S. Justo no.
20 Sc venden dulces en- almi-
bar, Sc sirven comidas q do
micilio, y Sc alquilan habita-
clones. Precio conventional.
En esta inprsnta sc vsnds papsl de
periodioo vieio pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01

dprObddd en- Marco 8 de 1906.
Forma de solicitar V obtener
los anticipos del Tesoro in
sular e inversion exclusive de
ellos en- las obras que EXPIRE
sen. las ordenanzas respecti-
vas.
Sc aprueban en- V , lectu-
ra sin debate los P. de c. 1877
para derogar Ia Seccj6n ) de
Ia ley para jmpedir Ia cruelddd
con los dnimdleS, dprob0da en-
10 de Marco de 1904.
p. dc G. 1913 Para cOustrmr
ana casa escuela de / sdloneS
en- ei b0rriO Higuey en- Ia ciu-
dad de .4guadiUd.
FL speaker anuncia a la Ca
mara que va a firmar el c. B.
p Para enmeBd1r Il Grticulo
Dos del Codigo pOiitico Forma
de cubrir vacantes de funcio-
naros.. Firma tambien la r.
{. nvmero 3 Disponiendo el
lrgresO en- 81 serUicjO ciUiL cld-
s'tlcGdo nc ciertos empleados
nc In OfJclDd he eIecciOnes.
NIene aprobado con enmien
das del COnselo Executive el
p. ne c. llj.
lNease Ia edicci6n de manana)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-01
O|EZ Y NUEvE
jUCADORES.
| al taumero de ellos
cornparecio ante una
-corte en- Ponce.
FL trasIado del buen juez
Sr. Gil, es ALI muy SEN
tido.
La eleecion de eOmprOmisarios
unionistas. Sera rehida.
De nuestro corresponsaD

| uHIOllStaS. SeFa F0nlud.
De nuestro corresponsaD
Abril 28.-El domingo proxi.
mo pasado 10 dedic6 al pare.
Ger Ia detective, a dar caza 4
los jugadores, p.ues aver com,
parecieron ante la Corte mu-
nicipal diez y nueve y hoy We
inte y tres individuos acusa-
sados por dedicarse ese dia d
tan peligroso export y Ell Sr
Casalduc los conden6 q todos
imponiendoles desde doce a
cinco dollars de multa, segun
la clese de jueg2 en- que Sc en-
trenian. ~
Sc ha procedido a la repa-
raci6n de la casa de altos ST.
tuada en- Ia calle de Isabel,
frente q Ia del Leon, propie-
dad de la SUCCESSION Mandry.
Esta casa de,madera en- SUI pal
te alta, amenaza ruina y segun
Sc dijo en- dias pasados fue man
dada desocupar los altos como
medida de seguridad para los
que la habitaban. va era tt
empo de que, en- bien del orna-
to, Sc reedificara una casa que
tanto afea los alrededores de
la plaza.
-Aqui Sc deplora ell traslado
del juez Gill a la Corte de dis
trito de San Juan. Mr.. Gill 60
"a de merecidas simpatias en-
esta ciudad.
La Corte de distrito ha en-
trado en- periodic de vaca6e-
mes desde aver !
Bernardo Lozada, de la pla-
va, fu6 denunciado por su a.
buela Antonio Aponte de que
ell dfa de aver y como a las Gin
co y media de la tarde estuvo
en- su casa y lie pidi6 a la a.
buela dos centavos,, que esta
lie dio, asf como una taxa de
cafe, y al irse el nieto lie llevo
viente dollars que la viejita te
MIA en- un Zorro de catre. El
policia Costas detuvo al acusa
do y hoy fu6 condenado por
hurto q seis meses de car
eel.
-Sigue la leche expendien-
dose cara y mala. Nuestra en-
horabuena a los vendedores
de este liquido por la impuni-
dad de que disfrutan.
Ell dia tres seran renidas a.
qui las designaclones para
compromisarios del partido
Unionista. Como esos compro
misarios seran los que ell ano
entrante designaran los can
didatos para alcalde y conse-
jeros, tienen verdadera impor
tancia, ademas deben esos
compromisarios nombrar el
nueve comit6 9 Junta local.
del partido. Como la lucha Sc
ra entire unionistas es SECURE
que los derrotados acataran
las decisiones de la mayorfa.
Jose Ferrer, del barrio de
Guaraguaos, que el pasado a.
no al eXaminar un revolver
que lie ofreciera en- venta Eus-
toquio Anglada tuvo la des-
gracia de que Sc lie disparara,
dando muerte al Anglada, ha
sido condenado q tres amos de-
preside, por homicidio volum
tario, como calific6 el hechoI
el iurado.
Hay que convenir en- que
ell marionet Anacleto, del Ci-
ne Cubano tiene SugeStiOnado
al pGblico, a juzgar por la con
curreneia que diariamente a.
siste al teatro a aplaudir a A. !
nacleto Y d celebrar las peli- .
culas que Sc exhiben.
SOLO HAY UN "BR0MO QUINI- (
Ma" ese es el LAXATIVE BRONo QUINI- I
"a usado en- todo el mundo pars curar
Resfriados en- TN dia- La frms de Z /
W. GROVE. se halls en- cads csjita-
III -
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.CULTOS 4 MARIA
EN- QUEBRAD|LLAS
Una falsa alarna de
fuego produjose ALI.
Una contienda entire traba-
jadores de Cacao.
Ell hechO iue denunciado a los
tribunales.
(De rltLeStro correSponsdl)

NDc HucS'O CO''CSpo'toHtJ
Abril 29.-La nueva oongre
gaci6n de "hijas de MARI que
ha organizado ell enthusiastic J
active padre dominica Senol
Nelfn, Sc propone celebrar cor
gran solemnidad las novenas
que en- honor a Maria han dc
empezar ell primero del proxi-
mo mes.
Una comisi6n formada POI
distinguidas y bellas sehoritas
entire las cuales vimos q Her
minia Lloveras Soler, Maria
Vazquez Rubio, Matilde Mu-
foz, Josefa Hernandez, Mon
serrate Maria y Ana Elisa
Lloveras, Trina Rodriguez y
Carmelina Hernandez vista
/ ron al comercio el martes por
la noche alcanzando I'm buen
ycompleto exito, pues no hui
DO I'm solo individuo que Sc ne
case a complacer a tan simpa
tica comisi6n.
Las principales familias Sc
repartieran las novenas y Sc
refleja entire elias algo asf CO.
mo pique para Que la de cada
cual resulte mas explendida.
Ell ilustrado sacerdote do
minico Senor Vicente que tie
ne fila su recidencia en- Catano
ha llegado a esta poblaci6n
para ensenar diariamente la
doctrina,y preparar q mas de
doscientos ninos y nilas para
recibir ell pr6ximo domingo
por la manana la prlmera CO.
munion.
Anoche a las siete y media
un guaz6n no conforme con
gozar de la tranquilidad de
este vecindario snpez6 a dar
gritos de iJuego!i7uego! por
el hecho de YER una rama de
COCO arder en- una cocina en-
la calle nominada La capital.
Las camEanas empezaron a
tocar con precipitation ; las
mujeres dando fuertes gritos
ipero que gritos. -. i, los
hombres corrlan y entire ellos
ell celoso jefe de la policia Sc
nor Rosell6, el guardia Sr.
Agustini, juez de paz Sr.
Abrams, alcalde Sr. Herman
dez, Senores Ernesto V Juan
Lloveras, Tribas, A, ila Deliz
y hasta Reyito que con una
hacha a cuesta Sc present6 en-
el sitio donde NADIA mas habia
ocurrido que un simple anun-
clio de Mr.. Charles.
!Que bromas impertinentes
tienen algunos vecinos de
Quebradillas que merecen te-
nerlos bajo las ordenes del al
calde Pedro Gill!
Ell martes a las seis de la
tarde fu6 agredido el honrado
trabajador Jose Gonzalez, We
cino del Cacao por ell indivi-
duo Goyo del Pillar Y tres de
sus hiios.
Gonzalo recibi6 fuertes goI-
pes de paIos y presenta varios
heridas.
Uno de los testigos nos in
form6 que Pillar V Co. estaban
en- una tienda V al
yer pasar a Gonzalez Sc lie fue-
rOnen Gina Y el que mas o el
que menos lie propin6 SUI so
hasta que Gonzalez
pudO cojer una garrocha para
defenderse.
Este hecho vandalico fue
por el jefe Sr.
Rosell6 V ell policia Sr. Agusti- !
ne.
Esperamos todos que el
Hon: juez municipal haga
caer el peso de la justicia So
Orce aquellos que no respetan
"a ley para atropellar a ciu-
pacificos.
Ha salido para Arecibo con
Il fin de pasar las fiestas que
&c celebraran para San Fell
pc" la apreciada sonora Anto- .
lita Florlt de Rover V sus dos
nonislmas ninas. |
r. Rug Solrr /
Sc ALQUILA !
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Sc ALQUILA

Sc siqulia =. rllrsdnr de "a casa
No. de "a .se sie san Jos.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-18
Citv Ordinance Defective.

In quashing complaint in the
county court Friday afternoon Judge
Spencer held that the city's ordin-
ance relative to public nuisances was
defective. The case before Judge
Spencer was appealed from the city
recorders court. The appellant was
Henry Scott, colored, who had been
convicted under the ordinance refer
red to and fined $1.00. He was ac-
cused of dumping portions of the
carcass of hog on the Brazos Valley
right of way In dismissing the case
Judge Spencer held that the ordin-
ance conflicted with the state law in
that it did not allege that the object
complained of was calculated to
create a stencil or injure the health
, of the people living nearby.