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their hero feess when his reward
for all that u noble and brave Ii
action ard in conduct Il esficial
eeasare and oontunsiy frem his
prosecutors. and they win not
rest until he is fully vindicated
and his prosecutors are punished,
| an great admirer Of Rooss-
welt and voted for him, but
above my politics, like every
American, | like what | think
Admiral S ,hley should get-fair
play
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1t 10 a mystery why.women endure
Backache, Headache, Nervousness,
SIeeplessness, Melancholy, Painting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will quick
ly cure such troubles. ~ suffered for
years with kidney trouble,' writes
Mrs. Phebe Cherley, of Peterson, Ia,
sand lame back painsd me so !
could not dress myself, but Electric
Bitters wholly cured nae, and, although
70 years old, am now able to 10 ali
my house work" It ovsrcomes Con-
stipation, improves appetite, gives
perfect health. Only DOC at Herring
Sparks Drug 20.
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How TO Save a Dollar

In these stringent times we are al
interested more or less ia the strenu'
GUS effort OF saving dollar. The
Daily Light can help you save one
How? By paying $500 In advancs
for one years subscription 30 ths
Light. See! Then you are not both.
cred with the bill collector every thir.
ty days. Others have taken advsn.
tage of the offer, why not your II
you haven't time to call at the offer
telephone for our circulator and Ia
will call on you.
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Deafness Cannot be- Ourad

By local applications, Is they cannot reach ths
diseased portion Of the ear. There Is only on
way 10 cure Deafness and that ID by eonstisutio
I'll remedies. Deafness. u caused ~ "a infamee
condition Of the mucous iining Of the EastsehiaE
Tube. When this tube gets inaAmed yen have 1
Fumbllag sound or imperfeet hearing, and wAaE
II Is eatirsy closed deafness ID the result, and m
less the Inflammation can BE- taken out and tall
tube restored to It's normal condition, heaTina
will be destEDyd forever nins eases out Of ten arg
caused By eatMtrh, which Is n0shin% but m In
famed condition af the muSEous surfaces.
Wewils give One Hundred Dollars fer any ease
Of deafness feaused Ay eakaFFhl that can not ha
cured By Halls CAtarTh Care. Seed for circulars
freq. 81. CHENEY d CO.. Tnied0. O.
Sold BIZ Dfukgass0, 76e.
Halrs FemEly Pills aFs the Best.
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The Art Exhibit,

The Federation art exh bit has ar
rived ard is now on exhibition at the
psrlors of the Rogers hotel The COL
lection is very pretty and interest
ing one and will fully repay all who
call to see it. The chief object of the
exhibit is to create interest IL Amer
lean art and American artistic, every
picture in the collection being the
production of an American. The la
dies OF the Shakespeare club will be at
the hotel parlors tonight from to 10
and tomorrow from 10 8, m, to p. m.
TO receive visitors. An admission fee
of ten cents for the purpose of defray-
ing the expense of the exhibit Is
charged, and 1t is hoped that every
lover OF art and thoss who favor en-
couraging American artists will view
the collection,
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In appointing two democrats
of high personal character and
recognized ability to important
Federal offices in Mississippi,
the president has again enforced
the idea that the government of a
great nation is of more impor-
lance than the preservation OF a
corrupt political machine.
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Texan ia Navy salc.a~s.

Newport. r. l., Jan. 13.--whIle In q
deiirium resulting from typhoid fever.
Assistant Surgeon ]. h. Buchanan,
United States navy. COMMITTEES suicide
at the United States naval hospital at
the United States naval training sta.
ton Sunday morning. Naval officers
here know little OF the officer. as he
was but recently appointed to the ser
vice from Texas. and had been at the
training station a week.
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The senate of the Missis 10

The senate Of the Missis ippi
Legislature last Saturday adopted
resolutions indorsing the Dewey
report in the Schley case and
forbidding the use in public
schools of the histories that do
not give Sohley the credit for the
victory at Santiago.
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For SALE offer my home on
Main street for sale on easy terms /;
furnished or unfinished, seven
rooms, electric light, city water, aud
close to Trinity University. Every .
thing is brand neR j. W. Fraser If
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TELEPHONE NUMBER Il
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNTY TICKET
For District Clerk:
AMI CARoTHERs
Tom BURLESoN
For County CLERK:
Rufe HENDRICKS
Q. M. BANNER
II. E. PICKETT
For Sheriff:
BRICE WEST
J. P. MINNICK
For County Jude;
LEE HAWKINS
]. T. SPENCER
For County Tax Assessor:
IKE EAsON
J. B. OVERALL
For Ta1 Collector:
BILLIE BRATCHER
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. /;
G, G.. PERSON
E. P. ANDERSON, JR
For Consts bic, Precinct No. /;
H. A. COOPER
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Denver. Jan I3.--An enthusiastic
Boer meeting was held at the
broadway theater Sunday night. at
which Webster Davis. former assistant
secretary OF the interior, was the prtn-
cipal speaker. The theater was crowd
ed TO overlooking. and on the stage
were state and city oficials and many
other prominent citizens.
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ssr,eu. Flrs :, prlnklsr.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan 13--Advices
from Brinkley, Ark. state that fire de-
stroyed several buildings OF the town.
including the Arlington hotel. entail
ing a loss varionsly estimated at from
$4,000 to 5000 Charles Starkey of
Stuttgart. Ark. persisted In the hotel
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1--WE all trust that President
Roosevelt will order the Navy
Department cleansed Of its cliques
or that Congress will let politics
out of the question and order the
same thing done, " writs a con :
tributor to the Baltimore Sun.
'If Admiral Schley is made OF
the material he has shown in
forty five years of faithful service
he will never let the guilty glory
over him He will fight to the
last ditch, and il it takes years
to bring them to the bars of JUS
tice, he can depend upon it
that the maj ority, which rules in
this country, thank God, is back
OF him and supporting him in his
fight, and that there will never
be q lack of funds freely and
gladly offered him. The heart
of the majority OF the people and
the heart of the press of this con-
try is Interested in this question
shsy feel keenly the pain that
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Veil usaar @ Trasa.

Celeste, Tex. Jan. i3.-Henry Sin
clair. painter, was found dead on the
Missouri Kansas and Texas track 100
yards north of the depot. He has q
daughter here and son at HiIisboro
Il is supposed he went 10 jump on the
train and fell under the wheels.
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A bill has been introduc cd in
the house providing a salary OF
1915, 900 year for ex-presidents
of the United States from the
date OF retirement from the presi-
dency.
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There is Il sentiment among
members of the house that the
bill granting a pension to Mrs.
Mckinley should not pass.
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The house committee on naval
affairs has decided to let Schley
resolutions take the usual
course.
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The Seventeenth vss.an,

New York, Jan. 1.-THE death list
caused by the New York Central tunnel
accident has been sweiIed. Winfield
StulEe, who had submitted to the anpu-
tatlon of one of hts legs. died Sunday.
making the seventeenth victim.
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CITY TICKET


For City Attorney:
o. Fl. CHAPMAN
Y. D. KEMBLE
For City Asses sor and Collector:
J. Fl. RAGLAND
CUNT SPALDING
p. J. HFPsDoN
MUNsEY l.. CAMPBELL
J. B. MCCAUL
For City Treasurer:
LOUIS l.. SHACKELFoRD
/. M. WILLIAMS.
For City Secretary:
GEORGE WALLER
NJ. hUTTNER
For City Marshal:
TOM DIXON
WILL KYLE
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asnasarx Prl.enar n.eansa.

San Francisco. Jan. 1s.-Frank. Holt,
q military prisoner on AicatFaz Island.
serving . 13-year sen.4nce f0F deseF-
ti0n, hsS escaped.
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Stops the Cough
end works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
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Weather Indicatioas .

Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy
8. Il. SHELLITo, Observer.
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TIM . TAB l. Z
II. ct. c. Schedule
WET BOUND.

No. IS leaves 7:44 .. M. Connects
at Fort Worth With TT. w. A. d G..
and TT. w. & RG.
No. 81 leaves 9:32 q. m.
No. III leaves 6:f2 p. IN. Connects
With Santa Fe and Rock Island.
EAST BOUND.
No, ~ leaves 11:Is q. a.. Regular
Houston and New Orleans connee-
tions.
No. 81 leaves $50 p. m. Connects
at Garrett for Dallas and Corsicana.
No. ~ leaves s:57 p. m. Regular
Houston and Nsw Orleans conneo-
tions.
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Mrs. o. j. Grlggs will give reduced
prices on all suits, wraps, etc., during
January. tt
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See the art collection ut the parlors
OF the Rogers hotel. Admission i0c.
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.GoinQ| :
G oirlQ!
GOTle!!lI

GOTNGi-Put an ad in We LIGHT
WANT COLUMN,
GOINGi-LIGHT " ant ad are read
and prospective purchasers call on you
GONE!-And the property 10 s I'D
The easiest, quickest nd most PROD
abe way TO sell anything Is by sHvAr-
Using 1t IN the LIGHT WANT COLUMN
LIGHT want ad insure you
the widest publicity. Tell the eople
OF Waxahachie what you have TO sell,
rent. or exchange through the LIGHT's
want columns.
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ID. J. Kennedy, 30 It. =. Anderson'H
machine shop. IL prepared, and vii
take pleasure in putting ycux saws in
shape. AKy ~ va left 81 the shove
piane wfll Dc promptly attended 20
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LosT--A blue eton jacket while
driving Yesterday. Finder please re-
turn to Mis- Willie Bdrrouph 2i5
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For SALE-Bran new Singer sewing
machine, cheap for cash Apply at
this office. AZ so
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You and the news in the Light.
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RATES-One time &c per word two
times &c per wor three ii mes 1c per
word, CASH WITH RIDER AL
WAYS,
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2 LosT-Gold e pin Finder please
return to Huo Peters and be reward
ed. 245
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WANT ED - Il orse for his feed. APP
plv to Burton. Prince at viii Moore &
Co.'S. BAT
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For RENT-A five-room house on
Dallas street in front OF Baptist church.
Apply TO ]. P. Burroughs. 248
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WAN fED-Secopd hand safe, me-
dunn size. Malone Hardware %. If
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For RENT-Good business house on
east side of square, Apply TO J. r,
King. II
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For SALE-One hundred tons of
bright Ellis county hay. Apply to T..
s. Davis, 302 corner Monroe and JEFF
ferson streets. 24551
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House for rent, completely furnish
ed. Apply 5l3 West JEFF erson ST. Il
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Nice furnished room with CRATE for
rent. 1I2 Kaufman street. If
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For SALE-The Manuel residence
on College street. See E A, DuBose
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Sweet and Pure

Candy must be more than sweet
and pare-~it must be pure and whole
acme. Every child win like taia store
for lie excellent candles, and goa will
like IL. also, because you need not fear
the conae quences-
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wedding Invitations.

Good Housekeeping.
In the first place. let the June bride see
20 IL that the invitations go out between
two and three weeks before the wedding,
fcr eighteen days is now the proper time.
instead of fourteen, as has been so long the
custom. The newest lettering is the pretty.
stately old English. but the old-fashioned
simple script is always good form II one is
conservative enough to prefer it. The name
OF the person to whom the invitation is sent
should always be written in; it is no longer
the thing 10 request the honor Of your
presence merely. This writing in of the
name seems TO make more personal mat
ter Of the invitation, and suggests the. SIM
pie customs of old time. when the bride
asked only her most intimate friends to be
present az the most solemn occasion OF her
life. The modern theory OF weddings is far
enough removed from that idea. but tine
gracious suggestion OF IL I'm spite Of the for
Tnality OF the engraved invitation is Ger
tainly pleasant, and makes the invitation
even more OF a compliment 10 the guest.
OF course the name IS written in by a
skilled penman, who makes 1T harmonic
with the engraving and some OF the old
English lettering Is beautiful
The very newest form OF words Omits the
names of bride and groom altogether from
the invitation proper. and inClOses the sep
srate cards OF the young people, engrs we'd
20 correspond in style and size OF script
This naturally makes the invitation shorter
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Lac ana william Hall and Cleo Hunt of
THE 6ffx
NIiscelIaneons Afrairs.

The Review Circle will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. s. r. Wynn.
lll9 North Alabama street.
At the 4 o'clock gospel meeting of the
Y. W. c. A. this. afternoon Mrs. II. @.
Gaylord VIII lead and Mrs Chichester will
sing.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. H, Dr.
vision 5, will give a card party at ST.
Joseph's Hall Wednesday evening, to which
its friends are invited.
The Local Counsel of Women will hold a
round table the subject OF Peace and
Arbitration" at its next meeting Tuesday
afternoon, June 4. at 2:90 p. m
The Sorosis Club will meet with Mrs. c.
c. Pierson at the home of j. c. Pierson, 2l49
North Meridian street Thursday afternoon,
instead of Tuesday, as announced.
The Kings Daughters of Plymouth
Church will give a strawberry social at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F1anner, 1920 North
Meridian street, on Wednesday, June 4.
Take Fairview car and stop at Mapleton.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Railway
Postal CLERKS will meet with Mrs. T.. w.
Somerville, 512 Hamilton avenue, on Mon
day afternoon The election of officers will
be held
The annual meeting of the Y W. c. A.
will be held Friday evening at the associa-
ton building at S O'Clock. Reports of the
work will be given. Also there will be an
exhibition of sewing and embroidery of the
granime will be furnished by the choral
classes and Miss Josephine Robinson. The
Rev. j. w. Parker, of the First Presby-
terrain Church, will give an address. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all inter
ested in the work.
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SUMMER COMFORT
Get Ready for warm weather.


BY a complete change in breakfast at
this time OF the year one can put the
body right to so through the summer
comfortably
Leave of meat. potatoes and heavy body
heating foods. and use the food that will
nourish the body and give reserve force
10 the brain and nervous system.
A most healthfui and appetizing break
fast can be made on Grape-Nuts and
cream. some fruit and perhaps two soft
boiled eggs. This meal will furnish fun
strength and neurfshment up TO the next
and has remarkable effect on. the body
during hot weather. Remember the cells
OF the body you are now building will last
YOU into summer. 50 be sure and build the
kind that tend keep cool BODY ana
level head.
One pound Of Grape-Nuts has more nour-
ishmenr that the system VIII ABSORB tnsh
ten pounds OF meat, without any OF the
internal heat Of meat that a person Wlsnes
20 avoid during the warm season. It's Tel;
nutty flavor added 10 the delicate sweet OF
the grape sugar makes dlsn pleasing 70
the most critical taste
You receive Grape-Nuts from the grocer
ready 20 serve as il has been thOroushIy
cooked at the factory b. food experts, ana
this saves heat from cooking and time ana
exertion necessary in preparing ordinary
food.
A change from the old breakfast 70 one
like this viii refresh and invisorate the
system in a surprising manner and permit
you 10 enjoy the pleasures OF. summer IN
q cool comfortable fashion. when your
reighbors. dinereHtly fed. will be mot.
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WHERE TRUSTS DO NOT WORK.
Combinations Out of Middlemen Can
not Well Be Made.

New York Letter in Philadelphia Press.
The other day in his annual address
in the American Institute of Mining En-
gineers President Olcott reminded the
engineers that it was impossible for them
or for those in any Of the professions to
combine, to form a trust. to pool their
earnings, and added that the number of
vocations in which combinations of that
kind were possible were limited We are
finding out every day that the trust prtn-
ciple does not apply to everything. One
of the ableSt OF American merchants, the
inheritor of a name that was pre-emin-
ent among our merchants, undertook some
time ago to establish something like a
combination between various houses en-
gagged in the retail sale of dry goods The
underwriting syndicate it is understood,
found that it was obliged to carry this
stock, As a trust proposition. it seems to
have had what the French call, in the case
of certain dramas, ''suces destime."
The proposition of the promoters of the
hardware pobbers' trust seems not to have
attained even that kind of success. When
1t was proposed to bring under one cor
porate control the whole body of hardware
jobbers of the United States, one of the
ablest intellects employed in organizing and
Stated, not professionally. but as a mere
personal opinion. that the project was i'm
practicable He said: ut seems to me that
1t viii be impossible to create a combination
or trust out of middlemeni The conditions
are entirely different from those which
prevail in either the railroad or industrial
ACTIVITY.
His view seems to have been confirmed
by experience. The trust does not apply
to Jobbers, not even when they are ad-
vised professionally by such acute intel
Speaker Reed is the head. Able men have
figured out on paper what the great bene
fits and economies of the hardware jobbing
interests were to be. but it seems to have
been an imperfect theory. Something was
left out. and that something was vital
when the proposition formally at
tempted. The great reason why the hard
ware jObbers favored a combination of this
kind was that it seemed to them that the
enormous distributing activities of this
trade could be simplified cheapened and
yet be made more effective. and that of it
self was a reasonable proposition. But in
the first place il was impossible TO per-
suade all of the hardware jobbers that
there was financial soundness in the propo-
sition. and the next place they discovered
that the problem of economical distribution
would almost have required the OF
logarithms 10 solve il. 1t seemed to be as
abstruse as the differential calculus.
The wall paper manufa cturers had a
similar experience, although the obstacles
were of a different nature. At all events,
the hardware jobbers' trust IL TO be aban-
doned. They say that they were unable
to secure that part of the distributing
force and control which was necessary in
order to make the plan a financial success.
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Engagements and Weddings.

Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Anetta Langsdale and Charles
W. Bean, OF Washington, tc take place
June 10.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Bernd for the marriage or their
daughter Katherine and Charles W. koss
on June 10 at lions Church
Announcement is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Beatrice Williams, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Williams. 20 Percival
o. Power The wedding will take place
the latter part CT June.
The marriage OF Miss Isabel Palmer,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. John f. john
ston. and Charles A Korbly will take place
Tuesday morning, June 10, at o'clock in
IS. Peter and Pauls Cathedral
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas s. Todhunter for the mar
riage next Wednesday night at their home,
1870 Ruckle street, of their daughter jean
nette NJ. and John Fletcher Hawkins.
The marriage of Mrs. Harriet Jones
Powell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Z. Jones, 10 Walter Lincoln Hill will take
place a. $50 o'clock Thursday evening, June
u, at the Jones home on East Thirteenth
street.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Florence De Pauw. formerly of New
Albany, now of Indianapolis, and Prof.
Seaman, of the University of Vermont at
Burlington, VT. The wedding viii take place
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davis, Of 916 Park
avenue announce the engagement Of their
daughter, May Elizabeth Davis, TO J. T.
White, of Marion. The wedding will take
place early in July. Miss Davis attended
Butler College.
Invitations have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Hayt for the marriage of
their daughter Mary and Albert Theodore
Isersee, formerly OF this city, to take place
Wednesday. June IL. at 80 Marshall street.
Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
The marriage of Miss Bertha NJ Blizzard
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Biz
zard. to AImanzor R Hutchinson took
place last Friday evening. the Rev. Owen