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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
WANTED ~ okl.AuoMA.
sheriff ts.,..s Ia tustia 4" Arrest
Wonan I'm Forgery : hargc.
i xas News service Special

Enid. Okla. Dee 3 sheriff Mc-
.ribuf ~ Watonga. Okla lcft to-
day for Austin. Texas. To arrc1t Mrs
w \ Black. who Is alleged 10 have
ATTEMPTED 10 cash forged certificate
OF deposit 8, the Lockwood National
Bank at San Antonio. The ceftificat"
was made on the Farmers and Mer-
chants National Bank of Fairsiew
Okla Officers are also searching In
Galveston for G ". Wilkerson, a
Fairyiew cattle buyer, who Is alleged
10 have forged the instrument.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
SUCCESSOR TO RUSSELL.
Congressman n. NJ, Lively III Texas
Takes Oath Of Office.
Texas News Service Special.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Reprcsenta-
tive Il. NJ. Lively OF Texas, successor
to Judge Gordon Rnssoli, WAS escort
ed to the speakers desk BY Congress-
nam Stevens shortly after the scs-
sion OF congress coEnsnenccd today
End took the oath of OFFICE.
Senators Bsilev and Culhxrson
were III their seats. The lntfcr re~
ceiveh many congratulaii0ns ON the
recovery III his health.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
LONG BICYCLE RACE.
Fourteen Riders Start in Contest at
Madison square Garden.
nited Press Special

JNIISU TTeSS SDtCIHI
New York, Dec. 5At 1891
O'Clock this morning Big Tim Sui
lvan started fourteen bicycle riders
in race of LAP hours. The race has
attained added popularity judging
from the presence of thousan Is OF
enthusiasts at historic Madison
square Garden al the opening.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
Nasons ~ Texas Meet at Waco IN Six.
ty-First Annual Session.
Texns News Service Special.

Texas News Service Special.
Waco. Texns Dec. 5.--The sixty
first annual session OF the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter OF Texas Masons
convened here this morning With one
hundred and three subordinate iodg-
es represented. Grand High Priest j..
J. Gallagher of Whitewrtght deliver
ed the annual address. following the
opening ceremonies. Over one thous-
and Masons are In Attendance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
So,slNss All AallAlkII.I.ll.
toldtst svsatl<r cl tntsr I,einn MN
i.erieasadl in tIls. y y


Z 'rIsexaa News. lserIxiee llIle1lNlll
Il Anaarilla Toxae I)oc lnffl6S
Of sIi1N Will hi teI6 6fjey<f m <z-
ying 1iit Dun n i6x fr'0iI1g
g1e MORT II M. m = xI5e - IA ~ 1II1Ii ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
BURNED At WEATHERF0R0
,'hs; state hank I"ilding Destroyed
by Iire Sunday--ioss Estimat-
ed at Si6,OOc.
Texas News Service Special

ItNds NtWs StINIVt 0pVtIaI
Weaihcrford. Texas. Dec D.
A fire Sunday caused a loss of prop
erty valued at about $4,000 in the
Business section. The First State
bank and King & Dyer's barber shop
were totally destroyed The building
WIS valued at $4,000 and the banh
fixtures were valued at $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05

IuHed Press Srrria
Ltldrp. ptH. b The total re-
turns 80 FAR. counting iodays uneon-
tested elections. make thc count ar
follows. Conservative Sc. liberals
5A. Irish natioualisis "a. laborites
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
AtsIlN VISITED Bi FIRE.
Etks' Club Rooms Damaged Ia the
Extent ~ $4,000.


Austin, Texas. Dec g. The Elks
club rooms here were gutted by fire
this morning. The loss is estimated
at about $1,000, Sparks from a
stove started the blaze
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
Foundation u, Three states

United Press SreciaL d
washington. Dec. b.-The census
hmreau today announced the popsila-
i ser finufes bs states MiSslHalpul
i .7o7.ii4: Kontucky. 2s2so BOO s.
North Carolina. 2.206s2el.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
cHARGRD WITH MURDER.
Mexican on Trial ut San Antonio for
Killing One of His Race.
Texas News service Special.

San Antonio, Texas. Dec. The
trial of Alexandra Caldron. charged
with the murder OF n. Morales. wab
commenced In the thirty-seventh dis
trict court here today. Morales was
killed last July
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
FATAL TRAIN WRECK N ENGLAND
Six Are Killed and About Forty In
iured In COllisiOn---Six Cars
Were TclescOpcd.
United Press Special.

London, Dec. 5.--In a collision at
WiIesden Junction today six passen-
gers were killed ana about forty In
jured, some OF these fatally. Six cars
were telescoped.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05
NJ a.ss-~ssn ~, wRs. s,as


tniiea l'fsss Special
Boston Mass isss . Aiffs1
Fariuw. head of the pnbiaciss dsl'Asl
mans ~ the christian asisnNs oFKsH'
iaiiop. said tsdas that na Saercss ~
10 Mrs ssdds would he named Var"
Tow said the funeral arranE*nhef "
wauld he announced late fodas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qpinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
it fails to cure. f, w. GROVES sig
nature is on ench box. 25c tu-th )
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
TARRH

Ausoso.iui.a sIi Iitr,rtmsnA. ca,anA. MI
Diuuasua EcreniA. ChEopio Renaai'
complalaas, lf.NuEisi Poisons ruttos
ealdhaad. &C., eto.
R.P.R. isa powerful t0nio aAd e.
ozcsnsut tp7iiiRsr. building up ~
sguiam rsgidly. II you are wax and
RsShia. ana fsol bae;y ~ ?. p. p, snt
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
Aftsrnoon Toa At Mn. EIli.' HOno.

Afternoon Tea AZ MFA Ellis' Homs.
One Of the prettisst afternoon teas Of
the season was that on Saturday after
noon last, when Mrs. W. H. Ellis en-
tertained from 4 70 8 O'Clock ct her
lovely home 5n Clinton Street.
Receiving with MIRA. Ellis were Mrs.
Hooker and Miss Sarah Raney, all three
wearing pretty lingerie dresses.
In the hall there were vases and bowls
Of vivid red pomgranite blossoms and
red and yellow nasturtiums every.
where.
In the drawing room, where the hos
tess received her guests, the color Of
pink prevailed, as also In the pretty
dining room. In the parlOr, pink sweet
peas and lilies were used 70 oil vases.
In the dining room, there were pink
roses, and in both rooms pink shaded
candles and eandleabrR, making the dark
ened rooms present quite an attractive
appearance.
Ia the dining room, hu. AabTy,
wife Of Judge Mabry, Of the Supreme
Court, poured tea and served sand
wiches and bon bOns, assisted by Mas
Ella Nash and Mrs. Tom DOzier.
A large eenterpiece embroidered In
punk roses nearly covered the polished
surface Of the dining table and In the
center Of this was = basket Of beautiful
roses.
The affair was most charming and
one Of the Frettieat Of the season.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Don't forget that Florida is the best
land in the world and Wskulla county
the best on earth.
Then, be It known, that that deep
water port, Sc. Marks, is in Wakulla
county. Newport Sulphur Springs. the
great Panaeea Springs and q number Of
other equally famous mineral springs
are near here.
Railroad work is moving this way for
a certainty. and now we want that
great highway from Tallshassee 70 get
In motion. The chances are better, the
people are brighter and happier.
VANILLA.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
WIZ EvERYBopY WANTs.

Everybody desires good health,
which Il impossible unless the kidneys
are sound and healthy. EOley's Kidney
Remedy should be taken at the first
indication Of any irregularity, and q
serious illness may be aVerted FOley's
Kidney Remedy will restore your kid
neys and bladder ts their normal state
and activity. Burdine'S drug store
Hat.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Total ToachslB' 8alaries---------.. S2.Sl6 %
gGPusDTTURB o. COUNTY ScHOOL EUND-WAR-
Rants Foa AL PuRPoaEa.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

ana an alltgaCOf CoulQ nNe mere. NO
greater falsehoOd was ever propagated,
for the natives hardly ever dIe but just
wear into q traEzle and quit living.
All this applies more to Wakulla
county than to most other parts Then
Il is so easy TO make a living here, one
doesn't have TO work much nor worry
any.
This county is as big as some North
ern States which have several congress
men 20 help make laws 70 keep down
the interests Of this people. Then
there is nothing under the sun, but Ice
bergs. but what will grow here. Even
wheat on clay subs0il can be grown
here.
Some day, when there is more farm
ing being done, Wakulla county will
make enough corn, peanuts, sugar and
both kinds Of potatoes TO supply New
York City.
Oats, and q hundred other things,
are growing N luxoriaheo all over the
county, the contour being just rolling
enough 70 make the drainage perfect,
except Just on the coast and even this
can be titled.
We have travelled over several States
and have wondered at the grandeur Of
the mountain scenery and the majestic
mountain heights. but nowhere have
We seen as beautiful q country IS this;
nowhere have we encountered less
mosquitoes than here; less malaria. less
chills and fever.
Six years Of residence with nine in
family here and we have had no use for
q doctor nor have We taken q capsule Of
ealOmel Not 90 good, though, when
you remember we live Ia Wakulla
county. from whence a good many
brainy people have sprung and where q
great many old people can be seen ev-
cry day.
Our eitiEens are getting MOI awake
now. and are thinking more Of the
splendid worth Of Wakulla dirt than
formerly. Then they are moving lit
tie faster In educational work, this dis
trict having voted 70 tax themselves 10
increase the interest In school affairs,
and now they have q seven months
term with better salarisd teachers.
That most Rlfted and aecompIlnhed
young lady and most excellent teacher,
Miss Eva Hammett, finished her school
term At the pretty little village Of Wa
kulla on Friday, the % ult In the ex.
amlnatiOns and rocitations Of the chill
droh they showed much skill and loving
direction had besR bestowed on them
BY their teacher. They certainly need
her again; 20 may sons young man.
The exercises being over, Rev. W.
e. Dorsey and Mr.. wilkinson made
short talks 10 the school and patrons,
urging q still greater sxsEtion IN max.
ing the lives Of children happy and ne
lodlcus.
We again hDd ourselves whsn We try
% tell about q WOOdvills OF Wakulla |
open air feast, but excuse as Tor we
have eatsrs and are ashamed. We let
it out: We could eat = bon fali. Mrs. |
B. ?. Page soon had Il 10 ns, and thank |
you, but no doctor yet. and lucky are
we. All were filed, with twelve bas-
kets full left
After dinnsr the boys, instead Of
souFting the girls, went 20 playing ball,
WOoduills W. WakulIa. Ths play prog
rsasod nicely until the WoOdviIls aFSt
bass went 70 sleep, being awakened b. I
.Ae eombined yslls Of q number Of ths
sther players
Wakuila eErFied OR ths hsoofs, kow-
syes. nnd Ell went hoIns reioicing.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
IN PRAIsEo wAKUuA.
COrOSpOndsns Says Il Il tie Best coua-
y On EsFth, ed Subzits Proofs.
WakuIla. WakuIla Co., fla,
April %, 1910.

WskuIla. WakuIIa Co.. fla,
April %. 1910.
Editor True Democrst:
Knowing you 10 Be q future true blue
FIOridisn, working for the upbuiIding
Of ell sections and believing IN the very
greatest possibilities Of this county, we
send . few inklingS Of Information and
news.
When the Greater had made the
world and put It Ia motion Tor thous-
ands Of pears. He saw it was not par.
feet and 90 caused the waters 10 rsesds
and the gloEious and beautiful paninsu-
ID of Florida Was forned. Being par.
seet IN Its adaptation b uaofs useful
Rass Of hapPy living than any otAAr
section % the globe
And stiH ebe wonder RroEs: why &
hss not dsvstopsd faster tha1 & has.
Bg digEs1aing. We know ttat miIlisns
have husrd thsE nobody but 3 aero
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

FfErIrsD azcrIrEs og CouEEE SCHOOL FUND
Csuuir sehool LsvE-coIi,esor 3itLas; total
- 9 - ..d bansiss e wooaviu,. spaOO'
$780, D,tiss Ne i-oalse,or. sSR-SI,
~ sssslpiu fsr nsuth -consssor. slallss;
tstni. tt1l1eA
ArrnofnlAzlosa 81 EFnsIAL FAX 1lgTRlCT EUllns
T,n.h..s IA SID Dtsrsrt No. i-Othsr
FuTposls $50 i1tui. t'hea
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Joe Reese is we'll known in Tallahas-
see, having been for several years con-
nected with the publieationOf L'Engle's
Sun, and Is one Of the most vigorous
Newspaper men In the State.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
REESE KNOCKS sToNEAIAN
DOWN IN PUBLIC STREET,
Lively Eneounlus Bsiwesn Editoa n
AEfami---StonsmSa Had Attacked
Reese and Dean.

Asiami---Stonsmsh Had Attacked
Reese and Dean.
Miami, May 6.-JOseph H. Reese,
editor Of the Miami Metropolis, and r.
B. stONemsn, editor Of the Miami
Morning News. were principals IN a
lively encounter here this afternoon in
front Of the court house. According 10
those who witnessed the affair Reese
knocked StOnemon down befUre the bel
lIgerents could be separated.
The trouble grew out Of a publication
in the morning which reflected on Reese
and s. RObO Dean, the manager Of the
Metropolis. Considerable excitement
followed the affair, but friends Of both
parties believe that there will be further
trouble between the two.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

HI. PATTERSON. choirgan.
HR EPPEs. sessstarS.
Teliah.sSss gub-8ehool plslEiut No 4. halancs On
kand last roport tI11o; raeaiDta, G870f7 (;
e1pan5itaFsa. tssooi On hand. to1o.E.
Rzraap1UuE % COUNTY scaOoL FUND War
RANTS sALARrEg OF TRACmERs.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

PERSONkL--Divoree laws Of Neva-
de-; full information free on request
j. L. Foley, attorney, GOldhold, Ne
Vada ll.2m
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Frult.of-ths.LOom sein. bleaching
lOe yard Levy Bros 10
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Thyuiei,nssadosasr. ?. p @aglsn.
did oontinhu "a. AID psoeaihe ilv1ih
rruna s.usiuehsn &c the ems q sn
earnsund si.gas 81 rsiauFy. aooon1a1y
era Tsriiary syghiils. sgphlutls Rhal-
maiir,. gorols'om rlasas 80 eolSa.
0iandnlnr spolilns1. Eheunaii1.a. M
nsy oorpl.inia ca cl,zrRie Uiellasai
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

oflh.e Financial Statement
Com board oi Pubic Instruction.
c1a4s os FLoaipA. couHEF 81 LuoN.
Tsnaaersaa "a. kag 4 lola
EaEon Nsrly :. FcItrl cl1Es clFcslt C1alti
a-rn -li.u-. ,1ilh stellua q etnptsr a.
e El1s.as. ~ t1l.ll ~ via yea - ~
v aI1ed nnln1I1l 9f4turl,t q all lgho1l
- rreateof, aCurolEiat.o1a moda 9nd war
r'. Irr..1 ~ tha ua1rth entiaE fhs ooth dag ef
al1. A. -. lll3
nersFEfuLAxIog ~ couHfH VunD.
.ianla - truasuIy as pr he
~1nI1I1I ..-----4...a. --ae- ...all.uI
: ;------------. - 6alas
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-s fo52A
aIarts Gutntandlag 90 DaT.
lt1t r1IlcIt-----------s------- loiko
AE1nI W1EEant1 drawn thlg
Mauth e. itaIalEod hsrain--. teW
:. & Ceah ln hantsc e tFsrnurE tbs
----s l.sll.ll
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Get your Bathing Caps at Levy
Bros. 9-tf
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Get your Bathing Caps at Levy
Bros VII
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.

they can all be made out, signed and
forwarded to the successful appli-
cants.
A large per cent of the applicants
passed, and many Of them will teach
the coming session, and there seems
to be something of shortage of
teachers throughout the state. Sew
eraI of the rural schools had trouble
securing teachers last year, because
they were not to be had, but with
this last batch who have passed the
examination there will be full sup
ply for the next school year.
The papers generally, are grading
high, which is due, in a large meas
ure, to the excellent work of the state
normals this year. A larger per cent
of the applicants will pass on this ex-
animation, it is believed than for
some time, while most of those who
who have or will fail, will be close to
the coveted figures to secure a license
to teach.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03

OF HUDSON BAY
Three Hundred Years Ago Henry
Hudson Arrived In His Little Yes
sci, the Discovery.
(By Union Associated Press.)

l 10Y 0HtOU fNooCStdsCo TICoosJ
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 3.-Three
hundred years ago today Henry Hud.
son arrived in his little vessel, the
Discovery, of Cape Wolstenholme,
and on the following day he sailed
on into Hudson Bay, the great Ontario
sea which now bears his name. AL
though the tercentenary Of the dis
covery will pass with little formal OBJ
servance, 1t Is marked with the be-
ginning of a movement which will
soon make Hudson Bay loom large
| In the commerce of the world. The
construction of the government rail-
way to Hudson Bay has been COM
menced this year with the letting Of
contract for the construction of a
bridge across the Saskatchewan river
at Lapas Junction, the present ter
minus of the Canadian Northern.
Within year and half the whistle
Of the locomotive fill be heard on the
shores of Hudson Bay, and Western
Canadian wheat growers will be ship
ping their grain to Europe by way of
Hudson Bay. 1t is expected that this
will result in a great saving in freight
and will result in great increase in
the grain output of the Western part
of the Dominion.
h,,r 1rAI
years ago, on which he discovered the
great bay which is now to be opened
to the shipping of the world, was for
the purpose Of finding a passage to
the East. AS Magellan had discover
ed route around the Southern ex-
tremity, so Hudson hoped to discover
way to the Orient between the land
of the North American continent and
the great ice fields of the North. Hud-
son passed the winter of 1910 and
the spring Of 1911 on the shores Of
Hudson Bay. He had much trouble
with his crew. The trouble ended
when Hudson was cast adrift in an
open boat, and there is no doubt that
the great discoverer died on Ontarios
shores or in the waters of Hudson
Bay.
SO far, Canada has no permanent
memorial to the man who played so
large a part in her early history. A
movement has been set on foot to
rectify this ingratitude, and it is pos
sible that next year, the tercentenary
Of his death, the completion Of the
to Hudson Bay will offer an
for the erection Of a mon
ument to his memory.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03
BLAMES VATICAN FOR
UPRISING IN SPAIN
Special to Tha Neaps.

Special to Th' Ne1cs.
Madrid, Aug. 3.-With Catholics at
Rome expressing hopes that Don Jai-
me, the Carlist pretender, may raise
the standard of revolt and the Catho-
lies of the Bicayana provinces rise in
insurrection, and with the Socialists
in Spain threatening disorder, the I'm.
percial, which has hitherto been un-
friendly to Premier Canaleas, today
ranges itself upon the side of the gov
ernment in the pending conflict with
the Vatican. The Liberal press in
general continues staunchly to sup
port the cabinet, which has been left
free hand to carry through its policy
by the departure of King Alfonso and
his queen for England.
The Impercial says:
1--WE are faithful members of the
Roman Catholic church, but we have
always regarded the issue not as a
religious one, but as national prob
lem, involving the independence of
the civil power. Not Spain, but the
Vatican, has created the present sit
uation."
The Liberal press express spe-
cial indignation at the kilograms of
Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal Sec
retary of state, endorsing the attitude
of the Biscayan Catholics, who threat
en- to precipitate civil war and, in tele.
grams to the Vatican, placed their
lives and property at its disposal for
the conflict.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03
RAILROADS file
QUARTERLY REPORTS

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 3.-Two quar-.
terly reports have been filed with
Secretary T. r. Maxwell of the Rail
road Commission. One of these is
the oxford Telephone company and
the other the Natchez and Southern
railway.
The Oxford Telephone company
shows receipts from all sources for
the quarter ending June 60 1910, of
$1,S31.O5, against $1,7O1.45 for the
same period last year, which is an in
cease of $129.6O. The net revenues
are $639.99, against $S74.2O.
The Natchez Southern shows re-
ceipts from all sources of s65S9 20
against $4,79S.79, with operating ex-
penses of $S,S57O9, against s5Ss462
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03
S.S.s. ,,;'s ;"''' 4'!;'u, !; '%

Contagious Blood Poison is at the bottom Sav G been
many old blood troubles. The disease may ysed that re-
the outWard n and the virus up
the system to siumber in the blood but it only aaan
favorable opportunity to break out in some io Where
Certain forms of catarrhal troubles; 'r"nhealing
sores liberated membranes etc. are due 10 ms . are
poison Perhaps many who afflicted IN th9 n9ison
Ignorant of the fact that the seeds OF tnls rnent
are still hidden in the blood Like the deaay So lFfis
which is dangerous as long the fantest spak o.
left to enable it to sink its poisonous iangs @ Of
disease will corrupt and defle while the e"S'
its insdious virus remains in the blood: n.;.,, ,e
The best time to get rid of Contagious Blood folsot M
Is first contracted and before its virus so penea an
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03
TEACHERS license
Being NAILED OUT

Special to The News.
jackson, Miss, Aug. 3. 3.-Teacher's
license are being mailed out to those
applicants whose papers have been
passed upon by the state board of ex-
aminers, and who passed. Mrs. Pow
ers has been busy two days making
them out and posting them, and 1t
will be at least two weeks before
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03
A PERFECT CURE.

Some eieht years ago I was in
oculated with poison by . nurse
who injected nay babe with blood
taint. I was covered with sores
and ulcers from head to foot: NO
language can express my feelings
Of woe during these long years.
was advised by friends who haa
to try S.S.S. We got some and
improved from the start, and q
complete and berfect cure was the
result. 8. q. g. 10 the only blood
remedy which reaches desperate
cases Of old blood troubles.
MRS. T. W. LIE.
Isle Of of Hope, Savannah, Ga.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03

cious contracted but aene 1t entirely ROOTS
even where the trouble has S. s. is MADE ~
herbs barks the slightest trace All
cange old blood trouble you VIII & f
blood blood and any
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA 0'A
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-03

eoiored e5forsSS spots, falling hair ETC., etc. sh nns
of course the victim is saved s1,+ nuen auer,
humiliation bi and suffering ..tsh,isSed but sSed
after the poison has become esta1l,slfa anS q
in the system it can be removed t'lanb,a anu
c,,re - Effected if the blood be thoroughly
purified with S. SIS. If h,ood
S, S. S. is the greatest Of all oioOa 10, .,
purifiers. It possesses penetrating
bowers that enable it to go GOWN WIFI INV ~
the blood, and remove the iasI -, ''IJ Mood
blood poison. 1t cures a.,,,so AL uloOa e
troubles simply and solely because II
removes the cause from the clrcula'lon' ni.,a.
Not onlv does S. S. S. cure cure Corlta'
mol ODi y wv" 49, rtocrac
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-05-21
Just Once.

The dark figure waited patiently in
the deep shadow of the alley until the
sauntering policeman was swallowed
in the gloom. The streets were prac-
tically deserted; a deep-throated clock
doomed the hour of two.
The watcher cast hurried glance
up and down the street to make sure
the coast was clear, and then quietly
pulled down the fire escape ladder and
noiselessly though quickly mounted
to the second story. For an instant
the dark blur chung to the side of the
building, then a rasping noise an
nounced the stealthy opening of win
dow inside.
"Safe at last!" gasped the man as
he pulled down the curtain and threw
his coat and hat upon the bed. For
once in my life l came home quietly
during the annual spring houseclean-
ing without falling on waxed floors or
stumbling over misplaced furniture!'
Puck