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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-04

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Use the New Phone. tt
Ice cream cones at Curlin's. If
Mosquito Talcum at CurIin's If
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mosquito IaIcum al SuflinS II
F. S. Cronk Co., mill and gin SUP
plies. If
F. S. Cronk Co. sell roofing
cheap. Il
For the very best fresh barhe9ue,
try BedfoNs/ If
For the very best fresh barbecue
try Bedford S. II.
F, S. Cronk Co. Tor all kinds OF
plumbing supplies. #
Eighteen rolls toilet paper and
holder for S1.00 at Cronk Co, If
Hot barbecue always ready and
the choicest meats at Bedford's. If
Hot barbecue always ready and
the choicest meats at Bedford's. If
Fresh barbecue, cooked hams,
dried beef, cooked corn beef and fresh
fish at Nycum's market. II
Sims-Watson Chapter, L. d. c..
will meet with Mrs. S. H. Watson,
ST.. Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock
Abe Kemble's pony and cart will
be seen at the Majestic today and
tomorrow. He won this outfit by
selling the Saturday Evening Post.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will Gu, e
any case of kidney and bladder trou-
BILE not beyond the reach of medicine.
No medicine can do more. B. w.
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subscribe for the Duly LIEUT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-04

L0sr-$2o bill, Reward II returned
TO ], J. Chiles. 79p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-04

ALLENTOWN can 90 your
work better, we save you money, we
are better equipped, we have what
you want. The French steam-dry
cleaning machine. Waxahachie Hat
Works. ZIG College street. Phone
IS. Cleaning and pressing. Il
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WANT COIt3 Mn
ss=1-.=g
FOR sALE-shoat. $500. c. II.
Schuster. II
L0ST-$2o bill Reward IL returned
to ] j. Chiles. 79p
WANTED-We want your feed o.
ders. Shive & Keys. If
FOR SALE--Four room house that
can be moved. r. S. Bynum. tt
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NANTED-To exchange dental work
for good mich COW. Dr.. +. p.
Stands, n
@AXAHACalE hot mineral water
delivered daily. b. S. McCourt. old
phone ISL. II
FOR SALE-Reut contracts for bosh
city property and farm property ~
the Daily Light office. If
A y ADVERTISEMENT III this col
Gmn may bring You just the oppor-
tanity you are looking for. u
EAY-~Any one wanting hay from
the Cunningham meadow leave your
orders at Billiards Barn. G. ". May
uard, tt
FOR SALE-Chatt mortgages.
deeds OF trust, vendors lien notes,
plain notes. etc, at Daily Light Of
flee. f
PAGE--the tailor. Cleaning, press
Ing and repairing mems, women's
and chit lrens. All work guaranteed.
Phone II. If
FOR SALE--My two brick bull lings
on Water street. They are well built
and can be used for any business. c.
n. Anderson. d7Sv25
LADIES-We give expert and car re-
full attention to cleaning and press
ing ladies suits or skirts. Phone ITS.
Matthews Bros. II
FOR RENT--Five room house. sew
erage and water On Water street
Apply Mrs Emma Johnson, 406
West Main street II
HONEY-New comb or extracted
money IN any quantities. also VIII pay
the top price for molasses buckets.
Tom Burleson. Wayahachie, Texas.
dSow27
FOR SALE--My buggy mare, buggy
and harness Mare perfectly gent'c.
Also mare colt one year old. VIII sell
At 6 bargain IL sold at once. +. r..
Miller. at Daily Light office. III
ALLENTOWN can DO your
work better, we save you money, we
are better equipped. we have what
you want The French steam-dry-
cleaning machine. Waxahachie Hat
Works. ZIG College street. Phone
IS. Cleaning and pressing. Il
ABuy your pump from +. :. GronN
Ii,l. prinnr maN ann.n ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15
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Los no0EtOS !aOQ1IS
J las aIdaS "eDtravtc5' !

Los modlStoS yan4uiS celeDfafoh Eh
mitn monstruo contra ia m"oa P"ri-
Slen dc las taIdaS ehtraVeS . eS're-
chadas por abalo
Dicho mitin fue organIzado Por una
Association formada ultlmamente en-
Nueya York, y que tlcnc por obJeto Il
brar la America del Nortr de Ia m
yasi6n de eStas faldaS, lnmormleS y an
tiesteticas, segun ei dlctamentr dr SHS
miembros
FL mitin fue muy dlVertldo.
C0mcnzo dando lcctura el preSlden-
t" a una carta enVlada deSde farlS pof
un ."odo lnodlSto yanqu.
En- ella IS descrita con los mas tetrI-
COS coloreS Ia hobbbe SKIRT que aSl
Is denolnnada eSta taida en- los ESIa-
dos Cnidos.
Con rlla-dice ct modlsto-Ia mu-
jercs pucden acnSar suS formas haSta
I'm extreme qtra no pcrmltlrIan nueStraS
Ieyes.
Con ella. las muJereS afean Su taIle
Ell fardos hlmanos; no pueden Sublr
a los coches y tranvlaS, y hay que lzar-
las il fuerzaS dc thrones.
Con ella. las mueJeres afean Su talle
y haccm que los hombres Sc diSlluslo-
nen.
Despues de ser lelda esta carta. va
rios modistoS de los mas afamadoS en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15

con la franquicia, Sc solicita de la Junta
que reeomiende la adopcion de un plan
detinido y permanente, incluyendo la
o,1o nlan ono s;rvo ;n;c;o do los
n,;on,tros 40 10 Co,o;Si6n nara loorar Ia
navo,. ooonorn5a af;c;anc;a v extension
~, .o;;o -, 10 nlo+ao;6n do laS Il
meas por el "ooiofho insuiar' ) par"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15

Las ntio!lS de te!tgr2!jls
REORGANIZATION DF,
LAS COMUNiC ACIONES

FL gobcrnador Cotton Ia promugado
una orden c.Iecutiva nombrando una Jun
ia caractcr temporal que - compondra
de los se1oreS SiguicnteS:
John a. Wilson. prcsIdente; doctor
Jose .Jancr scHor Luis Sanchez Morales.
senor j. W. Judd y r. Siaca Pacheco,
vocaieS-
Los mcncionadoS senores han acceptable
estos cargos que estan totalmente priva-
dos de toda remuneration, Il ruego del
gobernador Cotton.
La Orden ejecutiva en- que este Sc eX-
presa, cOntiene ademas, las SiguintcS re
comcndaciones
Art. 3 Sc solicita de la .Junta que Sc
reuna, tan prOnto como la convoque el
Presidente. que haga una cuidadosa
investigation del estado actual de la
extension de las llneas teIegraficas que
posee explota el Gobierno lnsular. y
de sus relaciOnes con las lineas priva-
das Tomando como base el resIltado
de dicha investigation. tenipndo en-
cuenta el hecho de que la Asamblea Le-
gislatlva ha expresadO que no es su de-
| SEQ autorizar la venta arPendamient0
de las Iineas inSuIares de tel6grafOs Y
| teiefonOs para su exploitation de acuerdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15

Ell eoncurso del paso del SimplOn en-
aeroplano ha tenido un desenlace fatal.
FL intrepido aviador Chavez, natural
del Peru. el 1nico que ha conseguidO ele-
yarse 4 mas de 1000 metros pa
sar por encima del Simplon. al bajar q
TERRA q una altura de 10 metros sOla-
mente una rafaga de aire deStruye SUI
aparato proyectandole contra la TERRA
' cauSandole la ruptura de las dos pier
mas del femur izquierdo.
Verdadero especialista de altlra, Cha
yez Sc habia entrenado para el paso de
los Alpes en aeroplano y DO hace muchos
dias que estableci6 el record" del mum
do de altitud elevandose 1850 metros
sobre el campo de lssy-leS- MoulineauX
en- Francia
FL pobre aviadOr ha muerto a conse-
cuencia de su caida. Antes de morir
declare que 10 que mas ie apenaba es no
haber podido continuar su yiajc hasta
AIilano.
Apesar de no haber terminado el viaje
cuyo premio era 100000 frances el
Aero Club de Francia le aSign6 un pre-
mio extraordinario de 10000 frances.
FL cntierro del intrtpido rey de las al
turas ha Sido una Vcrdadera nanifesta-
ci6n de duelo. La ptrdida de Chavez
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PARIS
correspondence particular
del BuIAETIN) }
eJanAaS Sc

Jan2aS Sc
ma visto una terminaeloR tie manic
bras militares con un espectaenlo tan
bonito. tan >randioso y tan lmpreslonah-
te como el que hemOS pOdldo admlrar
el dia IS. cuando las eyoluciones ceSa-
ron. En este monaEnto, las trelnta ia
terias del 3er cuerpo hombaroeaban
las tropas del general Picquart; la artl-
Herfa de este HlfimO cont"SEafaha az tue
go euando de pr0nto So yleron aparecef,
ante los cientos de pleas vomltando me
tralla Y las inmensas eoiIlnlnaS Ge caZa-
1ores o1e sc lanzaban las unas contra
las otras. enema del campo de MorvI-
Flnrs. en- donde trvo ugar ei choque tnai,
cuatro dirigibEes Y ocho aeroplanos to-
4ando maiestuosamente, en- I'm ceio pllfo-
Esto fornaba un cuadro s0beTblO e mol
xidabip esperie de ap0te0SlS de las gran
dies maniobraS mittarcs en las cuaies Sc
senta mil hombres han tomado parte.
Los aerOplanos con Slma tacllldad pa
saban p0r enc'-Ia ue las IilieaS oe t'"-
pa. Cuando el obseryador de cada mo
noplano biplano, poseia todos los da-
los necesarios sobre Ia situacion de las
-tropas enenligas, bajaban a TERRA, Junto
al punto que Sc les habia designado y
antregaba los preciosos datos III gene
raj. el cuai daba ensegGida las 0rdenes
4 sus tropas. En- fin los obseVadores
de dirigibies lanzaban desde la aitura,
los infones que Sc les habia pedido.
Dnrante estas maniobras. ei canon au-
4om6vii contra aeroplanos = dirigibes no
saaba inactive sin0 que perscgula q
euanto aparato volador Sc prcSentaba.
Delncese de suS disparos que los dlngi-
bles pueden ser destr1IidoS, Pero que
4irar contra los aaFoplanoS IS perder et
tempo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15
Amor, adu|teTio Y muerte

C0munican de Liorna cl relate de
una espantosa tragedla de adulterlo,
acabada con la muerte de los dos culpa
bIes.
FL banquero Catulo Guistini, marido de
una he1mOsSima Sra. y padre de clnco
angelicales ninas, tenla sospechas We
hpmentisimas de que Su csposa lie enga-
naba, porque sus inocentes hijitas lie
habian referido repetidamente que su
mama hablaba con un senor qae entra-
ba en- casa cuando no csta Gl.
Atormentado dcsde hace mllcho item
po por los celos, y despues de nltilrs
pesquisas para comprobar Q desechar
sus dudas. Guistini apeI6 a una Ultima
estratagema para 0bservar su mu-
jer
AIquiI6 una tienda situada frente a
su palacio, y. fingiendo un Viaje a Flo
rencia. Sc rncerr0 en- ella, llevando pro
visiones para pasar algunos dias.
Por el agujero de la Have de la puer
ia que da la calle vi0 varias Veces el
banqucr0 que su csposa hacia senas des
de un balloon a nm cabalIero que pascal
ba por la acera, y cuyo roStro no po-
dia f distingnir.
por I'm, aver media nochc yio Glis-
tint que un hombre penetraha sigilosa-
mpnte en- su casa. Dei0 pasar media
hora y Iuego, armada de un fusiI y un
revolver. sc dirigi6 d Su domicilio, su-
bio al piso principal sin que nadie no
taSr su presencia, y entrando sublta-
mentr en- el tocador de su esposa. Ada
Cisternesi la Sorprcndi0 abraZada 4 un
depcndientc de la casa de banca Hama
do Dante Marrucci
Sobre una mcsita habia un revolver
Y Marrucci fu6 apoderal'sc de tl,
pcro antes 10 cogi0 cl marido Y con la
miSma arma dispar6 sobre su infiel de-
pendiente. matandolo.
La tragedia Sc descnlaz0 Ell pocos Sc
gundos. La infame esposa, l0ca de do
Tor y de ira, grit6 IA su marido
-; Has matado al que adoraba. !. Ma
tame a mi tambien!
ESQ hizo. cfectivamcntc. el ultrajado
esposo Con eXplicabIe sala, dispar6
contra Ada cuatro tidos de revolver Y
uno de fusil. hasta que la dej6 sin vida.
Al ruido de las detonaciones acudie
ron varios polizontes, que llevaron a la
| carceI 4 Guistini.
Las hijitas de Guistini. que fueron
| entregadaS a un hermano de este, llo-
raban desgarradamente abrazadas al
cadiyer de su madre.
Sc ha comprobado que el revolver ha
llado en- la mesita del tocador pertene-
Ella al marido Ada Sc 10 quito para
regalarselo d su amante, como medic
de defensa en- el case de una Sorpresa
va Sc ha visto como fue ell dcsgraciado
marido quien 10 uso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15
San Juan Puerto Rico Martes IS Noviembe de 1910

clientes van Paris, estlldiar las mo-
das, cuando es 10 cierto que Sc limitan
a pasar tres meses, tOdos los amos, en-
un balneario norteamericanO.
Los oradores que hablaban en- ell mi
tin han dirigido un insultante despa-
cho 4 los modistos parisenses que han
lanzado esta mOda extravaganza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15
Collaboration
Ell "606'
EN- P A r I S
Ell E'6O6''

Antcs de emprender mi viaje Frank
fort Or de boca del mismo Ehrlich las
indicaciones contraindicaciones Y tecni-
ca de la inyecci6n de su famoso medica-
mento he querido para mi mayor ilustra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15

La fabrica cspanoia de aUtomovlleS
Ella Hispano-Suiza - esta de enhorabue-
ma. Hace una seInana gano la copa de
Lyoifurettes" en- Ostende y en- Ell err
cuito Boulogne-si1r-M Mer, carrera organl-
zada por el Club del Automovll de Fran
ria acadia de ganar otra copa. Tres ma
-qiones tomaban parto, Francla, tlSpana
Jngiaterra con Och0, tres tres, Voltu-
rettes" respectivamente.
Zuccareli que conducla maravlllosa-
mente una IIispano-Suiza, cub1o los 100
kilometres, sin una sofa parada, ca . no
ras minutes, 50 segundos. la segun-
ola de la marca Lon-Peugeot nzo e'
>ruisn,o recorrido en- 5 horas, q minutes
* 50 segundos. Ell tercer pueSto 10 OBJ
tuyo otra Hispane- Sniza conduelda Pof
Chassalne~
Tia victoria ha sido bUena entire IL
concurrenteS-
Todas las voiturettes sin eNcepclon
Ilevaban preanatlcos marca Mlcheih
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-15

Acadia de ser botado ei aqua eli
Saint Nazalre eI vapor France ., ei ma
vor de la marina mercante trancesa.
En- su iiltimo viaJe, NJ. falfleres, vlsi-
10 ell dique en- donde Sc encontraba el
nuevo gigantic de los mares
Mas de 90 mil personals acudleroh al
Ianzamiento y entire elias Sc eneontraba
Ia ex-reina Ranavalo La operation Sc
efectu6 con gran faelIidad.
Las principales caraeterlstlcas del nue.
20 barco son las siguientes: l2S metros
de largo; desplazamlento 27,0oo tohela-
,ias: tendra cuatro chrmeneas y la veto
qidad sera mucho mayor que la de los
uayios aetualmente en- sePyIcl0-
1000 pasajeros podran emDarear y la
iustaIaci6n interior sera compietaHrente
moderna en- euanto hygiene y Segl-
ridad.
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personal :
AND SOCIAL

of the most prominent and wealthy
citizens of Birmingham, Ala. Mr.
Willis has been in the furniture and
undertaking business here with his
father, Mr.. y. B. Willis, for several
years, but recently accepted a posi-
ton in Brunswick. Their friends are
wishing for them bon voyage on the
matrimonial sea. They left Sunday
night for their new home in Bruins
wick.
Mrs Letford who is visiting Mrs.
II. NJ King is i'll with the grippe.
s%ssss
Miss Eugenia Maxey is recovering
from the grippe.
Mrs. F. D. Aiken and children. who
have been i'll with the grippe. are
convalescing.
Mrs. T. ]. Mccall, who was called
to Atlanta by the death of her aunt
has returned to the city
*#%*$*
Mrs. c. D. Parker and Mrs, Fl. 3.
Maxey, who have been visiting in
have returned to the city.
Sseaon
Mansy friends Of Mrs. Benjamin A.
White will regret to learn that she IS
very i'll ct er home on Gloucester
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PROM T ATTENTION TO OR
DERS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
PHONE 44S.


Hundreds Ct orphans have been help
ed by the president OF the Industrial
and Orphans Home at Macon Ga,
who writes: I'VE have used Electric
Bitters in this institution for nine
years. 1t has proved a most excellent
medicine for stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles. We regalu it as one OF
the best family medicines on earth!'
1t invigorates all vital organs, purf-
fies the blood, aids digestion, creates
appetite. To strengthen and build up
pale, thin, weak children or run down
people it has no equal. Best for fe-
male complaints. Only soc at Roses
Drug Store.
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COUNTRY EGGS 80 CENTS
DOZEN AT WRIGHT e GOWEN CO
a safeauard to chiIdren.

Our two children of six and eight
years have teen since infancy subject
to colds and Group. About three years
ago started to use Foley's Honey and
Tar, and it has never failed to pre-
vent ard cure these troubles. 1t is
the only medicine l can get the chill
dren to take without a row. The
above from w C. Ornstein, Green
Bay. Wis, duplicates the experience
CT thousands of other users of Foley's
Honey and Tar. For sale ct Atlanta
Pharmacy.
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SMlTH.WILLIS

Mr. and Mrs Troy Willis, who were
snarried few days ago at Jackson, Ga.
have arrived in the city and are max
ing their home at the residence of
Mrs. Laura Hine on Uuion street
Mr.. Willis only recently removed to
Brunswick, being connected with the
undertaking business of Vickers &
: Mann. He has made many friends
here who will welcome he and lis
cride. The Jackson Argus contained
She following about the wedding:
On Thursday evening of last week
Miss Julia Smith and Mr.. Troy Willis
we're quietly married at the manse,
Rev. James Bradley. officiating. The
marriage was quite surprise to their
friends SO quiet had it been kept
Miss Julia is we'll known as the eff
cient telephone operator al the Elk
change here Tor several years. she
is the daughter of the late Prof, 5. X.
Smith, of Monticello, and Mrs. Hattie
Webb Smith, OF this city. She is the
,nly cravdiauahter Of the late Judge
II s. ia!lnan, of Gadsjep, Ala, and
also niece of Major B. F. Roden, one
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w. also have a new assortment of
Diagonal Check Silks. The old price
was SIPS per yard. They are perfect
beauties and are yours for s1oo the
yard. AdderIey's.
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YOU WILL NEVER KNOW ,qH.T
GOOD COFFEE IS UNTIL YOU TRY
The PREMIUM BLEND, THREE
POUNDS FOR s1.00. SOLD b
WRIGHT & GOWEN co.
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FOR PROMPT SERVICE AND up
TO-DATE GROCERIES AT PRICES
THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU, RING
ISL. HODGES.
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CASTLE FREE FROM CARE.

In the happy Land of Childhood, trav-
elwcrn from pattering feet,
In tae valley OF Contentment, where
the brook and river meet
Where the yellow haze of springtime
always fills the misty air
And where in it's golden glory stands
the Castle Free From Care.
There the flowers are always bloom
ing, there the birds sing every
day,
For children never fret or worry
smiles soon chase their tears
away.
With joyous shouts and bursts of
laughter, they are skipping
everywhere,
Only merry voices echo in the Castle
Free From Care.
All these happy little dwellers in this
wondrous Land of Youth
Teach lesson to their elders that is
filed with love and truth
Trey cant look beyond the portals,
even should they stand and
stare
Yet we hear no groans of anguish in
their Castle Free From Care.
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wTY A $500 LOAD OF WOOD. IT'S
MORE WOOD FOR LESS MONEY
KNIGHTS COAL & WOOD CO, I
STREET AND COCHRAN AVENUE.
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RING 532 FOR CHOICE STEAK AT
Is CENTS POUND. HODGES OPP
POSITE OGLETHORPE HOTEL.
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DON'T BUY A GASOLINE ENGINE
UNTIL YOU SEE THE EAGLE
FOR SALE BY WRIGHT C GOWEN
CO. -
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FINE LOT OF FRESH SEED PO-
TATOES, ALL KINDS AT VERY
LOW PRICES. WRIGHT G GOWEN
co.
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FRUcTMAN-HELLER.

Mr. Samuel Heller and Miss Rebecca
FrIchtman, were united in the bonds
OF wedlock, at seven o'clock last night,
at the home of the brides brother, Mr.
/ Fruchtman. No. 10S Union street
Rabbi Lowensten Of the Temple Beth
Tell h officiating and the wedding was
a Very pretty home affair attended by
only intimate friends and relatives
of the contracting parties The bride
who is really beautiful girl, wore
handsome travelling gown and was
never more attractive Mr.. and Mrs.
Heller left via the Southern railway
for Miami Fla, whence they sail to
Havana on a wedding trip
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Why Not Have Hardwood Floors
FIBER FLOOR
This Material is something we feel sure will
prove particularly attractive to those who de-
sire floor covering of handsome effect, at
little cost.
1t is an exact reproduction of hardwood floor
that cannot be distinguished from the genu-
ine Makes beautiful border for rugs or
show windows. Will last lifetime.
We have the agency for ALFRED PEATS
Wall paper---LlNO-WALL and SANITAS.
Samples brought to any home or business
place in Brunswick, upon request.
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DuFFY-WIGGINS.

Announcements We're received in the
city yesterday of the wedding of Mis-
Mary Duffy and Mr. John Morton Wig
gins. which occurred at tae home Il
the brides parents in Wilmington, n.
G., on ashingtons birthday Mr..
Virgins viii be remembered by
large circle Of Brunswick friends, hav-
ing resided in this city for many years,
where ~ has host of friends who
will join the News in ;enderins con
5"at itlt1s Ma and Ms Wigains
left Immediately aCt3' TIE ceremony
on Tuesday for wedding trip
through Florida and may include
Brunswick in the itinerary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-22
SHE is STILL WONDERING.

A hOming New Yorker gives this ac-
count of a new game that threatens
the prestige of shuffleboard on Ameri-
can liners;
Each man selects a woman partner
and the women stand in a row on the
deck while the men line upon a mark
some distance away. At a signal. the
men scamper toward the women.
When a man reaches his partner he
whistles a few bars of an easily rec
ogniZable air. The woman writes the
name of the song on a piece OF paper.
the man grabs tho paper and sprints
back to the mark. The man first in
with the title OF his song wins the
prize,
ION this trip over, a young English
nan chose God Save the King as his
whistle sample. The American girl
who was his partner started to scrib-
BILE MY Country, IT'S of Thee, and
then, remembering the older English
title, started to substitute that. Be
fore she could finish it or scratch out
anything her young man snatched the
paper, tore back to the finish line and
banded it to the judges. 1t read: My
God He got the prize, though.
Some other English participants
were horribly puzzled Now. why did
she do that, I wonder? one of them
said. New York Sun.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-22
OTHER cONGRESSMEN ON LOW.
DEN

This hOrny-handed son of toll" is
the language used by Representative
Norris of Nebraska in referring TO
Representative Frank Orren Lowden
of Illinois. The remark by Mr. Norris
was prompted by Mr.. LOwden's asser-
ton contained in the Congressional
Directory, that he is a farmer.
Mr.. LOwden belongs to that class of
gentlemen farmers who spend large
sums of money to run their farms.
IF Mr.. Lowden is a farmer said a
member of the House, 'he does not
work at the job very hard. III admit
TO be found in Illinois. In fact, Low
den is so fond of his thoroughbred
stock that he Keeps a photographer
busy taking photographs of his prize
winners.
When It comes to being a real farm
er LOWden is not there with the goods.
I must admit, however, that he has in
trOduced original. not 10 say unique,
methods in running his farms. They
tell me that one of the farms owned
by Lowden is so big that il would take
days to cut the grass on it. A few
years ago Frank wanted the grass cut
but he did not want to put lot of men
on the job. He had other work for
them. One day ne had a bright thought
and the next day he gave orders to buy
a flock. of goats. He got a couple of
hundred of the beasts and turned them
loose on the farm and they made short
work OF the grass. l am not certain
that Secretary Wilson would advocate
that method, but il pleased Lowden
and as he was the man VINO had to foot
the bills no one had any kick coming.
Washington Post.