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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29
Health Board to Meet.

The Harrison Board of Health
meet tomorrow night at the 81
rooms, when several ordinances3
come up for final action.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Democratic Nominees U~nopposed.
The Democratic nominees for ~council-
manic offices had no opposition. They
are; First ward, James J.. Maggie; Sec
ond ward, John Riley; Third ward,
Alfred Moorshead; Fourth ward, Rich
ard Gross.
The candidates for school commis-
sionerships on the Democratic ticket
had no opposition. The Republican
candidates for the school board in the
Third ward were u%nopposed also.
1t had been expected that Mrs. Curtis
would put up a strong fight In the
Fourth ward for the office of school
commissioner, but she proved a weak
candidate. Building Inspector Ralph
S.. Young, of Kearny, who Is the Pro-
gressive Republican candidate for
county register of deeds secured a
large number of votes In Kearny.
Postmaster James Freeman was
elected to the county committee, wins
ming only by three votes. The result
of the primaries is that the Progress
sives named the mayor, one %councii-
man and a schoc! trustee and the regu-
lars three councilmen.
Total Vote.
The total vote nv wards WAS as fnIs
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
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READ STAR WANT ADS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10

In mia ticne que conclur nccesa-'
mentc en- ique hay que suirir!
Y no es-.lo peor este dc oscriblr ra'
biando patalcando como algunos M
nos cuando les lavan In cara. slno que
no faliari algun amigo de csos carino
os que me digan esta noche malana
va he leido 81 articulo de Nucvo
Mumdo' de esta semana.
81, ~ queg
-Pucs que no me- la hccho relr.
No. Iehq ii.c ha lcido ustcd con
huxion de boca?
No. 4 DioS gracIas. gozo dc mi cabal
mlud
ih. pues procurcSe una IuXlon dc
',oca con su hemoncito correSpondleni
v en- los horrores del proecso lea listed
Il articulo. que IS como yo 10 escrioi, y
vera usted 81 tienc o no tiene gracia
PorWie no hay que darlc vueItaS, pa
~ e,tos ca,os de- risa, hay CUE poners'
a eHua.i6n.
Con 10 cual ouicro expreSar que qulsio
ra oue este articulo no ic hiciera gracl.
4 nadic, porque para ponerse en- Sit'a
ci0n, ihdg que. Sujr"!
FsttD HGhdec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10
FRAY CAADIL.
La vida en- brOlna
luAY QUE SUFRIRt

W hay en al mundo NADIA mas triste.
ni NADIA mas desag. g.adable. que tencr que
eseribir un articuIo c6mico bajo Ia iird-
mia de una fiuxi6n dc boca. de csas cue
le desorganHan al pacicntc toda Ia eco
nomia-
Ahora misno tengo Il maxllar infe-
rior cn pIeno JeHomc ao siSn3co; me item
bia toda Ia eucia. Y las raices 81 agitan
en 81 inferior como dcmonios deSencade-
nados, snn impIacabIes; eI misrno caso
hacen elias dc las Iagrimas que So me
esian saItando del dOlor, que de los bu-
ehc7s dc escImicnto de raices de malva-
vIseo eos que las estoy osscquiando. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10

britanico. 81 aprovech6 dc esta
lcyenda para componer su "GuliIver '
Las romanos hercdaron las fabulaS DE
los gr,cgos Plnio 81 naturalIsia coloca
On las orillaS del GAMES unos pigneoS
luc no exccdian dc tres palmos I'm In
Edad Media Il enano eStuvo en- moda.
Los reyes y los grandeS Scnorcs compar-
I ian su faStidio entire Il enano el 10
20" i bufon Luis XIV hl1o dcsapare-
,cr Dc la corte al cnano.
tQuicn no recuerda los enanoS pinta-
los por Moro Y Velazquczf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10

Ell lujo en- las iglesias
FSttG HGhdo

r.,<
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IA qu'en Ltma'tFe' e' ''"' con- .'''
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mo our 'S''"N' -, 49,: ta.to ,,,o
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o,aet.s d.yotos deisn = olcr vio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10
Numero 139

DE- los somberos, el lujo la elegas
.ia dc los vestidos, lLeyan tras 81 loe
ojos, no ya de los galan.s, sno dc las
damas.s
!Qui6n puede oder los cir'Os Il
ncisnVo, cuando el perfume aSeeticD
y bealo es ahogado pOr 81 perfume de
las escnclasf
sQuien gustara do rttos sacros, -,
S:gnarse, dc santiguarse, De hnoar l.,
rod.lla, ii los rlt0s profaGoS Il Saludo
Il b'sarse de dos damaS, el manelo
de los rmpsrtinrntes soiicIta el gufstn
: 10 encaaena?
sQnifn tocora, por fin, rcSarios M
ievOcionarios, cuando ei amable roee
!, una falda pone en Las manos I'M tew
blor diyiros
La "Virtud al uso mistica la
moda, de Afan dc Rivera, srlstituy-
stos dias y ventajOe monte al kem-
As. Nuestrasd eyotas elegauts, mas
uIeron la elegancia que Ia devotion,
! Il los "SermomcS escogidos, de La
Ordal, lTefsrcn el "Sefm6n de anne
es, dc Grist6bal de Castillcjo.
81 hoy el padre Diltim . e padre
>anz aizasen la cabeza en- algdn piIl-
.ito, VA cue 10 la toga, como Fahlp
MaXlmo, raSga rian ne doAor las sohG-p-
potlioes
Polqre, sn vez ste emcrrarse en
los prlldontes ilmltes beatos, el lujo -,
taIata ror las iglesas come una mm-
dacion l0r las campinas No e>4ta So
10 en las damas, ~imo en- los hombree
" no 81 atitnde solo los felgrgse-.
shno que ohliga I'd sloerdote i usar
sotauas y habitos he ST ia zapatoe
de chalm CON hebi!las de pata.
oelma a saristanss monaguillot
ton i mas odoroeo lie los cosmGta-
| COS
Que mas Hast los pobrs qraa
manC5gon diariaaantc en- is ariof.
sla oC rrtc.lIof Del a.fo5 Ge pa-
Imento de aus pt3e@nas Pore h.
deyot4s con esorJ4aeos che TAI doI.
iue d.strill8tm Iauer Is $ ln Ii c-
~.dura dl que pide
i4egan, como Io4 general "a r.
vista; los usIk.ieo- &c tniian, cua.s..
I.t..4... ,<--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10
e. si6bGl III castro.
NJ pStoriiyadoro Da'ae aqua

Para eStetilizar . aqua potable =
ha doscula'rto un PrOcedimicnio f.s-
60 y comodo que cortistc on meter u
vi aqua ura lampara dc cuarz0 d. VI.
por de mcrc1ri0 )isimpara kromayer i
En- um miImltO y trnn drstarcia De %
il Sd ccntimctrcs. los raves mlira-vis-
ladoS matan las bactcrias. III aqua n.5
slIfre ninenIna asiefaci6n m s. calisut-
"a siqui~ra II provcdimienio puesl
tencr aplsaci0nes Bcs sir al = Con
srvando sumergEias e0siantcmcn7>-
de trecho en- tr,sho lamparas de esta
-,lase en- Ian csberias, aBcggrarfan b
esterilizaes6m ID ANA que cirzkss-
por elias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10
HOras de Paris

En el .Jardin DE AclImatacion &c eX-
sibc diariamcute una collection de ena-
no, Los hay alemancS, franccseS, IN
,:scs4ss. namencoS, eteetera-
Darian tristeza 81 no suplframoS que
yiyen de Is exhibci6n h ,us proPlas
.scsornidades. Iguorm one son un~
d,gcnerados, como 10 son tamben los
,-Iyantcs. Fl equilihrio reside en- e ter
msno medic
l.s enanos pueden dividirse en- dos
gategorias En- Ia primeran cntran los
rnanos que pudieramos llamar arm"ni-
cns. a causa DC lo proporeiln4do de Sus
m,cr,bros. Esta clasr de rnanas IS muy
rara- A In Segunda clase pertenecen
lns enanos def1rmo~ Son may varlos.
Hay 81 cnano ra4utieo de eriaco cnor
n,r: hay eI euano dc a~peeto nfantd con
zaas,os Y Pics hombruno9 Fl naoismo
he cstos de.grae'aaos dapeod@ de anna
Ferturbacl6n en- Il dcsarroIlo del esquc
lcto
Hay otra ciase De mano, Ia tiroi-
lea Su daformidad obodeee ana
rnfermcdad De as sisna.lAS riroldeS
s,uc cstau 4l.uada, n , ue5la. quito
Ia nue.
lass enana~ aue pare~a haHhrcs 50
miniature no abundaa - "a collection
,,uc SO cxhihe 81 osgo> uomentos en
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10

IIahiemo4 ahuf4 1e IN. #9aaor arUu-
nies.s. Sc cltau aGgfos eat1 de e-toS
3i,iputie9sos bjen nrao.rea l Geof
f,7v Saint IllaIrc. = rsfaffe nsturu
l,xsa habla 4. IN e4an3 qe- s. oxajbs
Il ann 1876 femoso por lo sim6trico ic
sax for1aa. I'm general. estos cnauoS
,,,ade, eonsldarar>e como nm humanj-
3.a eortant. vista CON amos gemeIos aI
rrses.
&. ;..-.ora +, .al..4 a.. ...f.. ia. .>..a at.
,,,..,;.n Tnantas hiH0tesfs u tau eui.
,,,ga t.s,4 b.t .e...ee j. >s1la bias.
,s.,.,e.., p.v,... s.., l..a +. .ar.aad
=, ., dasarrallo 3al centurion Is. 8n factor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10
ANO r.
A los sIScrIDtOFeS Y AgrnieS

Par. Ia buena Marcia de esta ADM
sntracion, no admltmos ATLAS de
~>cripciones 4 este diarso slno desde
Il primero de csda mes. Las BA'As
n, ayisaran los diss 80 o 81, advlr-
siSndose que las Que So dieren con pos-
srr;oridad no SO tomar&n IN cuenta
M surtiran efeeto en- la contabihdso
hasta q. dis tiltimo del mes siguien
y sl en- que Sc solieiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10

cual me dcmucstra que las raices no So
puedcn yer unas Il otrS en cuanto son
he famiias distintaS.
VA 81 que tcndre lectoroS pIad0sos, :
llo me mitiga los dolores alglin tanto,
ne diran: "Pcro, hombrc, buen rene
lio tienc listed. no para Ia iiuNi6n. slno
para su tristc caSo: no cscriba usicd 81
rticulo hasta que no este bucno del
odo. 10 prinero cs Ia salud'
Crrtamente, Ia primcro IS la Salud.
uando Is 10 primero. que hay vcces que
10 Scgundo. Y otraS vecess 10 tercero.
Hay muchas personals, pcro muchas,
ne cOnsentirian On cStar nm POGO en-
ermas por seiS . slete mil peSetas de-
ueldo anual Y hay que reconocer que
o delan dc tener razon. porque ocurrc
ne algunos enfcrman por no tener suel
10. Y Ia vcrdad. entire enfermar por M
ner Sueldo. a cnfcrmar por su rctribu
ION correspondence. Ia clecci6n no ofrc
&c duda
Afccciones como dSta que yo padezco
,ctualmcntc. que 81 no son de muertc
son de rabia . por 10 menos de indig
laci6n, debian atacar dnica y exclusiv.
mente a csos scrcS que pucdcn tom
determnacioncs yiolentas contra al
,uien 10 cual no IS una mcdicina qu'
cure radicamente el dolor, pcro 81 IN
aalmante. rs una iniqudad que ata
qucn i un hombrc como yo. que cuanto
mas me ducla. y mas rah.a nae d., m:.
ne ndigne tenco Que aparecer mas
autento. mas risueHo. mas afcctuo
SO.
Esto le c,taria muy ben por ejcmplo.
\ prouietalio dc una o mas casaS. por
ne puada lamar i su administrator
decirle.
Don Dar'o, desde este mes suba us
a los a!4ulefc@ a los veclno~ de ml
ASA. en- an Yeinte por ciento
Peru don Din.~. ~ out r,z5n ha+
1ara p,a ucdidaq
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-10

Hay purblos DE- enanoSf La&eraux
,piua que Il nanismo cs un accldentc.
;cgtin los dcScubrimientos antropol6gi-
,os de Vachcr, Lcpage. Manouvrier y
otroS. Europa esiuvo poblada en- otro
tempo por raZas pequciaS; pero la pc
queuez Il nauSmo son coSaS diStln-
taS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

the germs of the dandruff are no
soor. arnihildted, the United States
will some day be known as the hair
less nation. The Americans must
wage relentless war of extermina-
ton at once, and | am going to help
them"
My recipe for killing dandruff
germs, we'll known as Partisan Sage,
is now being manufactured in the
United States"
There is only one way to cure
dandruff germs.
There is only one preparation that
will kill the germs, and that is Par
isian Sage.
Partisan Sage is now manufacture
ed in Buffalo, n. Y, by the Giroux
Mfg. Co., and agencies have been es-
tablished in every town in America.
You take no risk in buying bot
tie of Partisan Sage. Hood & Curtin
are TIE dSeulS III tiiio Wy, anu why
WI guarantee Partisan Sage to cure
dandruff, stop falling hair, remove
all diseases of the scalp, or money
back
Partisan Sage is the most marvel
Ious hair dressing and tonic; it makes
the hair beautiful, soft and luxurious
L. T,YYr
If the hair root be not altogether
dead The price is only so cents a
bottle at Hood & Curlin's or direct
| by express, charges prepaid, from
Giroux Mfg. CO., Buffalo, N Y
6S-76-S6
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
Are Your Kidneys IyelI?

Bright's Disease. Diaoeres, Rheu-
matism, Govt, Gravel Dropsy. 1nfla-
nation of the Bladder. Bad Blood
and Nervous Troubles caused by sick
Kidneys
Hood & Curtin, the we'll known
druggists Of Waxahachie. know by
experience that HINDIPO will cure
ell forms of Kidney and Nervous
Troubles, and will guarantee 1t In
all cases.
Can't you afford to try 1t at their
risk? 1t costs you nothing If IT don't
dc. the work.
Sent by mail to any address, pre-
paid, on receipt of SO cents. Six box
es, $3.50, under positive guaran-
tee. ftf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
Dog Drags Woman by Hair.

Chester, Pa, July Mrs. John
Turpin of Upland was attacked by a
large Newfoundland dog and the lac
erations inflicted by the brute's
fangs upon the face, neck, throat and
arms of the woman left her in a cri-
teal condition.
Mrs. Turpin was calling on Mrs
Glenn, a next-door neighbor, when
the dog threw her down, grabbed her
by the hair and dragged her around
the yard, paying no attention to the
vigorous beating administered by
Mrs. Glenn with a club.
Great pieces of flesh were chewed
out of Mrs. Turpin's face and arms
and she was unconscious when res,
cued by officer Joseph w. Price
who shot the dog.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
A MURDER SCHOOL.
Clerk Charged With Furnishing
Ideas" for Mysterious Trage-
dies Arrested.

Berlin, July "A shop assistant
who took up murder as profession,
and charged fees for suggesting
crimes to other persons and instruc-
tons for carrying them out, has been
arrested by the Berlin police.
He is "a, and was the originator
of at least three mysterious tragedies
which have puzzled the authorities,
and it is believed that he has plan
ned number of other murders as
we'll.
On April 2, postman named
Friedrich Ellenberg was murdered
at Besse Strasse, Berlin, and robbed
of all the money he carried for the
payment of postoffice orders. On
April 30 cashier named julius
Staege was killed under similar cir
cumstances, while fatal injuries were
inflicted on a widow named Frau
Reschke on May s.
In each instance the perpetrators
of the crimes divided their booty
with the shop assistant, paying him
| for the idea and for suggestions
| which he gave them for carrying out
| their purposes.
A number of other mysterious
cases wherein the victims wer either
killed or badly wounded and then
robbed of sums of money which were
| in their possession, were reported to
the authorities during the past six
months, an dthe man now under ar
rest is believed to have been respon-
sible for all OF them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
DIFFERENCES IN OPINION.

How Texans In congress stand on
tariff on coal, iron ore, hides and
lumber:
For duty on coal Bailey and Bur
CESS.
For free coal, Culberson, Beall,
Burleson, Gillespie, Hardy, Henry,
Randell Russell, Slayden, Smith
and stephens.
For duty on iron ore, Bailey and
Burgess.
For free iron ore, Culberson,
Beall, Burleson, Gillespie, Hardy,
Henry Randel, Russell Slayden,
Smith and Stephens.
For duty on lumber, Bailey, Gregg
and Dies.
For free lumber Culberson, Beall,
Burgess, Burleson, Gillespie, Hardy
Henry, Russell, Randell, Sheppard
Slayden, Smith and stephens.
For duty on hides, Culberson, Bal
ley, Beall, Burgess, Burleson, Gregg
| Hardy, Henry, Randell, Russell
Sheppard, Slayden, Smith and Ste
phens.
For free hides Internationally
Gillespie.
For free hides If shoes and leath-
| err are made free, entire delegation
Decline to state their position on
coal, iron, lumber and hides, Dies
who voted for duty on lumber and
hides In the house, and Garner, who
voted for free lumber and for duty
on hides in the house.
Not ready to state their position
on coal and iron, Gregg and Shep'
| pard. a..
Absent from Washington, Moore
who voted for free lumber and a
duty on hides.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
or six wears as a woman.

for six years as woman.
Robinson was arrested at Lake and
Green streets by Detectives Sheehan
and Byrne, and was fined $50 and
costs by Judges Hines in the Des-
PLANES Street Municipal court. Be
ing unable to pay, he was sent to the
Bridewell.
Robinson recently was employed
as a maid by T. A. Marteyna, 965
West Monroe street, going there with
good recommendation from his for
mer employers, Miss Marie Paulson,
763 Washington boulevard, and the
manager of King Edwards hotel,
Pauline and Madison streets.
His identity as a man was not sus-
pected in any of these places, and he
worked for several years doing gen
eral homework. He was employed
for four years by A. X. Mathews,
.1165 Washington boulevard, under
the name of Josie" Robinson, and
maintained his masquerade perfect
ly.
He was arrested by the detectives
while he was trying to sell some
books which he declared had been
given him by his employer. When he
appeared in court in black satin
waist, gray skirt and a black wig, he
at first kept to his assertion that he
was woman, but finally admitted
his true sex.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

The person who, by reason OF ne
elected premises, is contributory to
the sickness and death of his fellow
being Is a criminal and ought to be
so dealt with. Numerous places in
the midst of the very best people,
are covered with plumber, filth and
general uncleanliness that breeds dis
ease, flies, and genral cussedness
The inspectors should not overlook
these places when they go out to find
trouble.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
THE COST OF LIVING.

TIE cost of living is one of the
main concerns of the average citizen
We Americans are fortunate In liv'
ing in a land of opportunity, in
country of increasing wealth, where
material development grows greater
every day, but we are not born witt
golden spoons in our mouths. We
must work, and we are confronted
with the difficulty of making both
ends meet Bills must be paid, and
however one economies, the cost OF
living is a matter of serious concern
to individuals. 1t is also a matter OF
national concern. If American ener-
gy is to be maintained at its present
high point, the difficulty in paying
for food, clothes, shelter and the ar
ticles necessary to the physical force
of the people must not be made too
great. In time Of peace, while the
struggle for existence will always be
bravely met, we do not expect to be
put upon a wartime diet.
Now, the price of foodstuffs is go
ing up. SO are the prices of other ar
ticles. Says Bradstreet's; The high
level of edibles bears quite heavily
on the purses of the general run of
householders."
Prices of the necessaries of life
were advanced in May over point,
and on June l they stood 81 points
higher than they did on June l,
1908. They are now very near high
water mark Prices are now Al points
above the low record of July /, 1896
In other words, the cost of living
has been nearly doubled since that
time.
In May, 38 commodities were ad-
yanced in price; A were lower, and
55 remained stationary. The decreas-
IS were largely seasonal, butter and
cheese, for example. Had there not
been some seasonable changes, the
index number of June last would
have a new record. Breadstuffs, live
stock, provisions, hides and leather
textiles, metals, oils, naval stores
chemicals and drugs and miscellan'
eous articles were all advanced II
May. and only two groups-fruitS
and coal and coke-were marked
down in that month"
The people have the remedy In
their own hands Congress, under
the leadership Of Aldrich, proposes
to pass the highest tariff bill in his
tory. The higher the tariff, the high
er the prices. The republican party
has a little leaven Of insurgents, bu
they are not strong enough to begiI
to leaven the whole lump. The demo
cratic deserters are bad enough, but
after all, although the republican
papers point the finger OF scorn al
them and try to hold the democratic
party responsible. both houses OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02
FREAkISH OIL WELL.
1t Spouts Fifty Barrels in Five Min
utes and Then Subsidies and
None Can Explain.

Sour Lake, Texas, July "A freak
oil well was brought in on the Ran
som tract of land in the Sour Lake
field recently 1t is gusher of the
old type, but it does not have reg
ular flow. 1t has eight outbreaks
every twenty-four hours. and at each
eruption it gushes just so barrels of
Toll t
The period of activity lasts only
five minutes. The well then suddenly
subsidies and for four hours it is per-
fectly quiet, not sound escaping
from its surface opening. When the
time arrives for another eruption the
earth around the well suddenly be-
gins to tremble, a loud subterranean
| roar is heard and out of the pipe
| than 100 feet.
| This remarkable well is attracting
much attention among experienced
| oil men. They are unable to account
| for its peculiar actions. The owners
of the we'll are satisfied to let it "cut
| up" as it sees fit so long as it contin-
ues to produce 400 barrels of oil per
day without pumping. Other produc-
ing wells in the same locality and of
the same depth have given no signs
of this freakish quality.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

OF course a man can oppose the
good roads idea if he wants TO, but
when he does he allows the tax of a
few cents TO act as a barrier against
a bountiful crop of dollars And be-
sides the man who is opposed to the
good roads idea can safely be put
down as one Of those fellows who Is
perfectly willing for the rest of hui
mainly TO suffer inconvenience just
so he is not inconvenience.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

About the strongest advertising
ever done in Texas or anywhere else,
for that matter, Is told of by the AL
pine Avalanche in the following: In
the neighborhood of Houston par
ty of hunters found an animal of the
bovine order placidly eating grass in
a clearing As they came up they OBJ
served that upon its broad side there
was painted in letters a foot long the
word OK" The other side was sim
ilarly ornamented Down by the
creek were two mules. On each side
of these was painted the word
mule" The hunters, marveling
greatly, went to the home of the far
mer and told him of their discovery.
Somebody has been painting your
livestock, " they said, having decided
ii was a sort Of Hallowe en- joke out
OF season. 1T was me-" said the far
mer. so many of these city hunters
come along and shoot my stock, and
tell me they made a mistake. ] amt
leaving EN- any room for mistakes. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

congress and the presidency are In
control of the republicans. The re-
publican party is to blame. VIII the
people remember this in the national
election three years from now and in
the congressional elections this fall?
Houston Chronicle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

Those recalcitrant democratic SEN
ators remind one Of the fable OF the
dog carrying the masters dinner.
Beset by a lot of other dogs trying
to rob him, he said: Hold on,
boys, Let me get a good show and
you may have the rest! Mobile
Register.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-02

If people with symptoms of kid
ney or bladder trouble could realize
their danger they would without loss
OF time commence taking Foley S
Kidney Remedy. This great remedy
stops the pain and the irregularities,
strengthens and builds up these or
gans and there is no danger of
Brights' disease or other serious dis
order. Do not disregard the early
symptoms. B. w. Fearls. d