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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Oittstou.

Den @belsuteu Walter Senuil
bohier wuroe am UiOntas Elm 2Ofter
leln 9eboIen
.Diihael Buona uou Union Sira
&c mollte am Oienlta9 4beno. nahoem
er ieiue Satin aebuncen uno am isnB
boosu feit 9emuhi battle, iie nit Sr oI
begieben uno oleies oann an5hnoen. als
Die Yoli,iiteu 9Sallb nno DfeSarin
ourd Die Ruie Der alnoer anselOdI mar
Den. iid in Die 0Ohuun9 be9aben unt
ben betrunfenen 3erl on felnem br..ia4
len Yoi hnben binoerlen Uuona muBt,
ipdter elm abitinen,ueriprsben sebsr
uno aud Siherbeit itsllen. um oer
6rieoen gu erhalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Mprp serautpn.

Serr SEQ Hooemaun uon Pbila'
belpbia, pslher isinem Bruoer. Qsrrn
@ultnp Rooemann uou Columbia Nues
nue., einen ldn9eren Selu6 abiiatteie,
1T wieoer beimsetsbrt.
als Der Bauer Soispb 6snnio
pon Bromn Dollow am Donneiitas
Nahmlitas bel Der 2lntbracite Brausrei
isinen SSlssn nit @streioe bsluo. Wul'
De sr uon eiuem 9er3ihlas bstrOHsn
nno itiir,te toot nieoer.
Wiihasl 3iber uon DellS Straee.
als Thirbiter IN Der Rlhmono 3ede
auseftellt. muroe am Samlia9 Vormlts
tag pon 9arren Setrofien, unier bic
Rdoer aeltoBeu uno sntSwei 9ei6nitten.
@r miro pon Der gSiltme uno elmer
Tof)ter iiberlebt.
= 5rau Asnes Supioi, oeren @atte
Dor nabe,a Sahresfrilt IN Der Sehe Der
SIearuism 3oblen @ompanie ourh eine
Pulasrsrplolion 10 idlimm usrlest mur'
De. on6 er mehrere Gage ipdter lfarb.
ltren9te an DIeniiag 9e9en Die Sor'
poraiion cine Slage fir $50. 900 Snt.
ihdoisuns iowle $3.50 ftir Se9rdbniB
Ausla9en an.
,srau Nnna EudaS pon Tripp
Bart erbob am Donrsritas sesen ibrsn
iruberen 8oitadnaer SObu Ufosere ole
Bei6uloisuu9, baf er Dor Wionatsfriit
lis nld,t nnr ipdilih ansriff. iouosrn lie
auh ~ per9emalti9en uerlnhte. Ob.
lhon Der ansetla9ts erfldrte. oaB ole
Antla9e uur erfolste. neil er ihr Solt'
baus usrIaiien battle. mnBte er fiir elii
@ribeinen Dor @srldt 5000 SiirSidaft
ltellen.
Sm Nouember erbielten Die @runo'
beiiser i'm Bouleuaro Auenue Sompler
Don Der Scranton Soblsn 9ompanie ole
Yeuahridtisuns. oaB Die @ompanie Die
Roblen unter ibrem @issntbum entfsr'
nen miiroe> uno lie Shritte nebmen
miiBteu, UNI oas @issntbum gu be.
lhnsen. Die 8ena6rihtl9au9 errs9te
ieiner .3sit ni6t meniS aufresung. oas
ber iibsrraihte es um 10 mebr. als fts
lsste 99ods Srieie srbieltsn, in oenen
selast parbe. oab Die erite 9Sarnuns
Elm Ssshlsr seweieu JET uno bic @ompanie
ni1t bsabii1tise, in Der naben Submit
Die Soblsn ju entfernsn.
= Der Beremann Robert 6ieiam
uon Amslia apenus. Sc Sabre alt. mur'
De friib ssitsrn Wforsen in Der Did.
ion 3ede toot auissfunoeu. @r lag
nit Dem @eiift i'm S6mns uno Der
Sopf mar uon binten ein9eifllasen.
augenidsinlif burd elm itumpfss Sn'
ltrument, au6 mar Der 30rper fteii 9es
froren. Sreunoe oss Wiaunes. onrh
Iein Nusblsiben ularmirt. funoeu ben
SGrper, nahoem iie cine 3eitlaus uad
ibm 9eiuht batten. Wtan mdhute su,
erlt, oaB elm Yerbrehen porlisse, ge.
langte aber nah elmer llntsriuhuns Der
llmitdnbe ,u oem ShluB, oaB er burb
fliegenot Soblenitiide ieiuen Goo tano,
bic nod elmer uorseuommenen Sprsna'
uns ibn trafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
.,Gs lpar Gin ionOcrbarrr anbIid"

,,We tDar tin lDnDerburet NHDliu
Idreibt Serr slusuit VI. 9ohnion uOn
SgOns, yiebr. rall' Die Doftor. uno
apOtbefers Uteoi,inen Su ieben. Die mein
Bruoer iih anseiammslt bate. uls i'd,
lbn Dor jwei Sabrsn In SBponlins be
indte. @r mar ihon ldnssre 3eit frant
seweien. uno nihts ihien ibm ,u bel.
fen. SD srjdblte ibm pon Dem Alpeu
frdutsr uno odB i'd CLAUDE. oerielbs
miiroe ibn 9eiuno MAIDEN. @r besann
ibn Su 9ebrauhsn. uno mari Die on.
oeren Uisoijinsn. Die fib bel ihm auss.
bduft batten, fort. @r sebrauhte lehs
5laiden oes alpentrdutsrs uub mar Elm
gelunoer Wtann. Sd fOnnte Elm DIatt
mad Dem anoeren fiiuen nit Bsrlften
iibsr Seilunssn, bic burf ben alpen-
frduter benirft muroen.A
llnsleidp anbsreu Wieoi,inen miro
5orni's Alpenfrdutsr nidt In apotbs'
fen perfauft. neutrality-suspicious.
ibn Dem Publifum oireft. falls fein
slaent In Sbrer 9iadlbarldoft ut. 10
idrsibsn sic an :, Or. Yeter 5abr.
nsp & Cons Co., 10 -25 90. 9opue
ausnue. @bicaso. gu.
5ornI's alpenfrduter Slutbeleber If
,u bubsu bel 9snID Nalter, 10l1 SeOar
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Hus Dem oberen xbale.
(Gr4balo @orreiponoen3.)

tarmpalo @orrelponoens.l
= Sin SranO ,erftOrte am Montas
bic Wirtbifaft oes Solspb @auesti in
Didion @itD uno ri6tete einen Shas
ben pon $4,000 an.
: SarrD Siefer unb 9llice Wtullen,
beibe pon 2lrhbalo, murben 9eitern
slbsnb ourd Bfarrer 3. 5. @omerioro
3u einem @bepaar sinseiesnet.
= Die idou am 9isuiabrstas srfolss
ts NsrmdhIuns In Siugbamton uon
isrdult'r @ertruoe Yrobit pom Nrhs
balo uuo alliion @roop uon @orts,,
3d.. wuroe erlt lestsn 5reita9 befannt
9emadt.
= Sruu Satharinu Frobit uon arhs
balo. Delhe Dor etma ,ehn Ga9en uon
sinem Shln9anfal bstrolfen murbe. lit
ben Sol9en oesielben om Utonias Utit
tag erls9m. Die Ysritorbene, pslhe
Dor 80 5ubren in DsutlhIano seboren
muroe. miro pon einer GobIer iiberlsbt.
Die DsiissunS finost bsute Jta6nittag
ltatt.
= S8sil sire iuuse Dame BON Simp.
Jon feline Siebssmerbun9en ,uriidwies.
mahie Der 23idbrise Wtife Wtuseuuase
pon Nrhbalo am Wtonta9 9iahmitta9
sinen Sslbitmorbueriuh. iuoem sr iifl
cine Reuoluerfusel in bic linte Brult
iaete. Winscauase muroe in fritilhem
3uitauo nuh Dem Staut 0Oipital se'
nommen, mo eS bieb. oab er ii6 piels
leld)t pieber erbolen miiroe.
= Better Mulinsti uon Der Rioge In
Irhbnlo, mel1sr am Yorabeno oes
Oanfiagunsstases i'm @onne 0aus ben
Shanitellner Wildael Durfin ermor'
bette, ihsint nunmehr am Wahniinn gu
leioen, oeun ipdt Samita9 9ta6t fling
er on, iid furios Su betragen uno
Sonntag 9ioht wurbs er oann tobihh
tts, iooaB man ibn In cine 3ade iteden
muBte. lBenn cine Sommllfiou ent'
ihsioet, baB Der Wtann wirflIh irriin'
Mig III. 10 wiro er einem oiesbtjh9li6en
Suititut iiberwieien wsroeu.
(@arbonoale @orrelponOen3.)
= Der 32jSabre alte @borIes 8lus
10 BON Der oberen Bowoerlg Roao wurs
De am Samliag In Der .. & D. Siib'
ieite 3ehe auf Der Stslle erlfla9en, ole
ibn Elm Oedeniall traf.
= Sranf Srans uon Sho @burd
Stra6e unb 5rduleln @eneua Yoorman
uon Spencer StraBe murosu seitsrn
Diorssn burh Ht. Rsp. Dtoni. z. j.
@Ofiep gum BunO fiirs 9ebsn einseieS
net.-
= Der leoige, AZ Sabre alte Sobn
3enteI, melher nit ieiner Shweiter.
iSrau @aipar Shnsioer in Scott 2own'
ibip, mohnte. begius am Sounta9 Vor'
mittag Selbltmoro. inoem er lid) eine
Reuoluertusel in oas @sbiru ia9te. Gen
tel mar lhon felt Wohenfrilt nieoerse.
ihlasen, uber feline Shweiter fOnnts
Die urlaAe uiht an9sbsn.
Der Poli;si murbe am Wtontas
beridtst, bos friib am Sountas Dior.
gen orsi masfirte 3erle in Die Daniel
Douo Wobnuns on Wooolamu Aueuus
oransen. wslde 5rau OouO fnsbeIten.
ibre 0dnbe feitbanosn uno iie oann um
Elm SIT entbuttsnoes Talbsnbu9 er.
lei6terten. Die Poli,ei ertldrte. oab
Die @sidihte wis Elm 5li6mdrdeu
tlinSe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
etaat ottO. etastsoIsso.l

CuEue v y NV 80.
Granf 5. Sbensp bsi9pSri, eaB n hsr
dltes parlur hsr 6irma q. s. &benep &
60. ~, ptl&s abslhGftt in eu Staei 5cItpc.
In pbsnatnannttm County unb Siauit tbui,
unp eab btiaais 6irma bic umms ppH 81 n :
bunbsrt Dollars fir isbsn 5aQ ppn
stataub bpahIsn wirp, pt burG ben @tbrauh
ppu SaIl's aatarrb. aur nidt ssbeilt
pnpm fam. 6rauf9. Gbtnsp.
Sflhpprtn ppr mir unh unitr-
! Sttasl. fhritbsu In msinn @fgfnpaIt
e' am 6. Sspismbtr ". .. 1886.
u. u, @lsaiUn, Sifsnilitn RUtar.
Sall's aaiaub. Sur pirp innsrli6 gtnpmmsn
uno pirit rrffi auf eas 8lut unb bic ihlslmi
gen tnh66sn ess Ssftms. eaBt Gu6 .3suS.
uilis fti iuiGidtH
8. 3 9bsnsp & Co., ScIspc, 3.
Berfauft ben allfn Npotbtfsrn, 75s.
Sal's damili,n-pilltn fin bic btfftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
@apme @Ountp.

SunesbaIe. = 5rau @onrnb M6r.
ling. cine lsbensiduslihs Bhrserin BON
SeelsDuille. lit porlesten WiittmO6 i'm
alter uon SO Sabren in Pbillipsburs.
u. g., seltorben. Die Ssife muroe
uah Der @obnuus ibrer Godtsr se'
braat, uon mo aus Die 8ssroisunS am
Sreita9 erfol9te. ......... -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15

BestslIt das 'weehsabistt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Npn Qetersbura.

= Sraulstn Pauline pon 3onecng
pon @bsslsr apsnus uno DtiIlaro p.
Aibton uon Rutbsrforo, u. s.. muir
ben seltern slbeno ourh Paitor Gallisn
Dauiss als elm @bspaar usrbunosn.
= Paifor Saul Summer BON Der eu.
lutb. ct. Peler's @smeinoe 1T ON 6rei'
tag pon Sobniouburg. Pa., 3nriidss'
fsbrt, no er BEN 25idbrisen Stiftnngs'
felt Der St. Sobaunss @smeinoe, bic er
frhber bsoisnts, bsiwobnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Bel, gtSde-Salbea Yrsis.

sd, mhros liebsr einen Yel3rod be-
fibsn, als irssnb etDos anoeres. on oas
Id, bsnfsn fann,a ertlarts etne 5rau in
Dem Yels Sulon Dor einisen &a9en.
Sc beoentet 10 piel Somfort uno Ser'
auhusn far bi, fommenosn Sabre"
90 piele unbsrs Sranen fiiblen Elm
ibnlides, ous mir wllisn. oaB otels
Sauuar balbe Ereis 9srablssunSsn lo'
fort anflans finoen wsrosn.
11Sde uon Wiarmot. Saracul. Sablt
,@idb0rn6en, nathrli6sm uno ihwar'
sem Ponp Stils. wslds unbsldrelolld
pr1dtis iino. ruebertra9sn" pom leg
Ter cation. @rosen 16 bis 40. al'
suiammensslsien fir oisis bulbe prels
aufranmun9.
8 rs R6ds, $37 so
80 R6de, 45 90
95 R0de, 400
100 Rode, 1900
$50 9iods, 1900
Tsa Solpn-,psiisr Stpd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15

= @ountp 3onimifdr Robsrt gB.
Gtlen, wslAer am Oonnerftas msssn
@allenitsiusn i'm Mioiss Eaplor 30.
ipital opsrirt wuroe, sebt fdueIl Der
@enefung entgessn. -
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23
BASEBALL MEETING.

Some Of the representatives of the
local baseball club will go to Hutch
loson next Monday to attend the
0eeting of the officials of the Kan
sas State League, and make some ar.
rangements for the lineup of the
league for the coming season. The
chances are that some new towns
vii be in the league list this year,
ZONE OF the old towns showing an in
chnatio1 to drop out and others an
nomcing a Willingness to step in and
take their places. Hutchinson is this
year again flirting with the PROPOSE
do0 Of having a team in the Kansas
State League and may yet conclude
70 step in and get their feet wet, but
0e league will probably worry along
without the assistance of the Salt
Cachers. HUTCHINSON once in the
distant past tried to support a Wes-
tern Association team and ever since
that time have been of the opinion
mat they were a little too much
grown up to play ball with the towns
do this vicinity, but that idea was
Wetty well dissipated the last year
they had team in this league and
oney are now showing a willingness
70 get into the class in which they
eeeong. Great Bend can be counted
% for team if the rest of the
towns stick and will as usual fur
SAsh a fast aggregation of players.
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
STRONG FOR NEELEY.

The Ransom correspondent of the
Ness County Echo, last week paid the
following high compliment to Con-
gressman Geo. A. Neeley:
We note by several reports that
Congressman Neeley is after the Mis-
sou1 Pacific for the collection of SO,
100000 or more which the railroad
owes the government for some aid
which was given the Central Branch
OF the road in 1909. He has been
working at this during the holiday
season and trying to get justice for
the government. What a govern
ment we would have and what a boon
It would be to the common people If
aA Of the officers of the people
would look after the government q
business with this end in view. Mr..
Neeley is a big man and we admire
MIN for what he is doing and there
ere Others to whom we would say,
Go thou and do likewise.
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23

and hazards, and the prosperity Of
the railroads and the prosperity of
the country are inseparably connect
ed. Upon this question, those who
are deeply responsible for the actual
management and operation Of the
railroads have spoken very plainly
and very earnestly, with a purpose
we ought to be quick to accept. It
will be one step, and very impor-
tant one, toward the necessary sep
aration of the business of production
from the business of transportation.
Thee business of the country also
awaits, has long awaited and has suf.
fered because it could not obtain
further and more explicit legislative
definition Of the policy and meaning
0 the existing antitrust law. Moth.
ing hampers business like uncertain
ty. Nothing daunts or discourages
like the necessity to take chances,
to run the risk Of failing under con-
demnation Of the law before it can
make sure Just what the law is.
Surely we are sufficiently familiar
with the actual processes Of methods
OF monopoly and Of the many hurt.
iul restraints Of trade to make def
milton possible, at any rate up to
the limit Of what experience has dis
closed. These practices, being now
abundantly disclosed, can be explicit
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23
Consumption Takes
$50 People Every Day

IN the United States and the sur.
prising truth is that most cases are
preventable with timely, intelligent
treatment.
Theseappalling facts should warn
rs that after sickness, colds, over.
work or any other drains upon
strength, Scott's Emulsion should
be promptly and regularly used be-
cause tubercular germs thrive only
ID q weakened system.
The tested and proven value of
Scott's Emulsion is recognized by
the.greatest specialists because its
medical nourishment assimilates
quickly to build healthy tissue;
aids in the development of active,
life-sustaining blood corpuscles;
strengthens the lungs and builds
physical force without reaction.
SCOTS Emulsion is used in tuber.
culosis camps because of its rare
bodybuilding, blood-making prop
critics and because it contains no
alcohol or habit-forming drug.
Re sure to Insist on SCOTS.
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23

ly and item by item forbidden by
statute IN such terms as will prarts
cally eliminate uncertainty, the law
itself and the penalty being made
equally plain.
Business Men want Il.
And the business men of the coun,
try desire something more than that
the menace of legal process in these
matters be mad explicit and inteIN-.
gible. They desire the advice, the
d Unite guidance and information that
can be supplied by an administrative
body an interstate trade commission.
The opinion Of the country would
instantly approve of such a commits.
sion. It would not wish to see II
empowered to make terms with mon,
opoly or in any sort to assume con.
'i"i " business, as II the govern
ment made itself responsible. It de-
mands such a commission only an an
indispensable instrument of informa.
tao0, publicity, and a clearing house
for the facts by which both the Dub.
nc mind and the managers Of great
business undertakings should be Rrdd.
3D. and as an instrumentaIty for do.
'ng Justice to business where the pro-.
cesses Of the courts Of the natural
forces Of correction, outside Of ths
courts, are inadequate to adjust the
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Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23
The Country Is Ready.

In the second place business men,
as we'll as those who direct public af-
fairs now recognize, and recognize
with painful clearness, the great harm
and injustice which has been done
to many, If not all, of the great rail-
road systems Of the country by the
way i'm which they have been financ-
ed and their own distinctive interests
subordinated to the interests Of the
men who financed them and Of the
other business enterprises which the
same men wished to promote. The
country is ready, therefore, to &C.
cept, and accept with relief as we'll
as approval, a law which will confer
ON the interstate commerce commits.
SION the power to supetntend and
regulate the financial operations by
which railroads are henceforth to be
supplied with the money they need
for their proper development, to meet
the rapidly growing requirements Of
the country, for increased and i'm
proved facilities Of transportation.
We cannot postpone action In this
matter without leaving the railroads
exposed to many serious handicaps
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23
THE ATHENlAN CLUB,

ON Monday, January 18TH, the Ath.
SNan Club met with Mrs Nora Zuta.
Vern. The program read as follows:
AmOsis and the New Empire, 1850
B. .C.-Mrs. Nellie Smith.
Egyptian LAVA Comparison With
@e Law Of Moses-Mrs. Baker.
The Temple Of Abydos-Mrs. Boil
lnger.
CAe Club win meet with Mrs. Boil.
tnVG on January' 26th.
Barton County democrat., 1914-01-23

rect. It will immensely hearten the
young men coming ON and will great.
ly enrich the business activities o (
the whole country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04
NJ the Dixie.

shotgun Jones' is the title OF a
two reel feature picture being shown
AT the Dixie theatre today. This is
a drama that is more or less sensa-
tional and has some stirring scenes
II is a Western production and one
full of blood and fire. The single
reel Is the "lI"arst-SeHg News Pic
torial, the Selie news OF current
events in motion pictures, this is one
Of the best Weeklies published and
is picture that will interest all who
see ii Tomorrow the Dixie Will
show "The Inventors Wife, Lu-
bin two reel feature, and The
Awakening OF Barbara Dare, a vi
tagraph drama. Saturday the Dixie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04
At the Gem.

The Gem is showing another of
the famous keystone comedies to-
day. this being The Fatal c. Key
stone comedies produce the laughs
and if yon are in want Of one see
the keystone at the Gem today. The
Gems feature today is The lIunch-
back, Majestic dramatic produc-
ton in two parts. This tells very
pretty story and one that you will
enjoy. Tomorrow In Mizzoura,
an all star feature With Burr McIn-
tosh in tho leading role VIII ne
shown at the Gem This is a five
reel production and feature that
YOU Will not want to miss.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04

Lucille Love- one Of the most
talked of and advertised motion
picture productions ever produced,
is being shown at the Empire to-
day. This is the second chapter in
two parts of the continued series Of
this wonderful production, The last
chapter ended With Lucille setting
sail across the ocean in an airship In
pursuit Of a spy that had stolen val
liable papers, the theft OF which had
been laid to the man she loved. To
keep connection with the story You
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04
" Al\tT GROVE,


Walnut Grove. Juno 2.-Wo arc
having some beautiful weather.
Farmers are busy today harvesting
Grain Listen. and you'll hear the
humming Of the binders.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baxter spcat
Thursday night Win tho latter
parents, MIR. J. J. Kirk.
We are glad to learn that Mr.
1ohu Springer recovered from an
operation and Is able to he at his
future home in Duraut, Okla.
Mis- EsteDIa Bennett is spending
a fc8 DAYS With the Misses Perry.
We ar" glad to hear thar Mrs. 4,
A 9prin@er.a daughter. Mrs Ed
Penniugton is better at this writ
ing
Mrs EjlI Henry Raines spent Fri
day with her daughter, Mrs. EI
BROOKS
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Compton and
family spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. II NJ. Mahaney and family.
Little Mis- Genevtaye Word sDe,,
las, week Win her brothor If nix-
on,s chanel
W.. ~. .r,....,...
,ftor,,na,, witt, 1ti.e,s, r,tr,ia a.l
-.
u T. a'''' " D. i''il il'''iH I'"li''9
spent thursday N2At with 1heIF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04
) : $3.50 >>>t 80 I
AMONG TIE MOVIES.
>>>> >>eo >>~>~ . I


The train being late that brinTs
the films to the Queen theatre, 1t
is impossible to publish II list OF at
fractions Tor todays program, But
Mr.. knoch promises L good show for
tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04
AHH% = = = = = . = = 4 4 = =


AAA>%% . 80 . = . \ a . =
The heavy and continued rains in
P1is ronpty and throughout Texas
baye DOM much damage and the
farmers arc fearful for the cotton
ron The small grain is consider
ILL, DAMAGED by so much rain ana
rae, is seen on some wheat and oats.
Was tald bv Hon. J. NJ. Aidprdicn
sad he would lose seventy-giye acres
1T oats on his Johnson county farm.
HI said the Weld would have been
about eighty bushels per acre had
tile rust not struck them This Is 4
heavy loss to Mr.. Aiderdice, vet he
is cheerful and does not worry o} II
tie matter Smile, friends, there i
& good deal In 4 SMILE and 1t goes
long way in driving away gloom.
Il may Judge, there Is a bright day
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farmer near Wayahachie. was in tho
city one OF the rainy days with a
large lot Of flowers. On inquiry
learned it vas not a bouquet. but
some plants he was intending to Sc
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All orders for Rubber stamps re-
ceiye prompt attention, and are
made in Waxahachie. Phone your
orders to Roy Phillips at Daily
Light office.-A v. tfpd
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shows The Death OF Geisba an
Eclectic three reel feature, enacted
by Japanese players,
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w tTtH REPAIRING

We guarantee absolutely any watch
repairing done by cur Je~eJer. Give
us a chance TO show YOU.
CtELI\ PHARMACY. West side
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NORTH TENAS DOCTORS
MEET AT GAINESVILLE

BY the Associated Press.
Gainesville, Texas, June 4.--One
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-02

Grade or ravine once allsd to GRADE
would stay that way thruout all eter-
nifty. It 10 cinch that nifty or .
ninety-nine year bond issue for hill
cutting would be paid OF long before
the public ceased to use the improve
ment.
And again with the hard surfacing
which two thirds Of the states are now
putting on their roads. experience has
shown that these improvements will
still be doing service to the public long
after twenty-five and even thirty year
bond issues have been paid In full. The
old Cumberland road built by the fed
eral government seventy-five years or
more ago and absolutely neglected
since. il now being restored for ap-
proximately one-fourth its original
cost despite the cheaper cost Of con-
struction in those days. In other words
that stone road 10 today worth IS cents
on the dollar after seventy-flve years
OF use, abuse and neglect.