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vate puts up joke on his ow6 com rades. ne has takec of his uniform, put on plain clothes. got a ticket and endeavors to pass inspection and hay. a basket given to him. Already his mind has pictured the glee with which be will tell his friends how he deceived them and got basket from under their very noses. But, no, Just at the crit fcal point when he receives the basket and Is moving on sharp eyed brother recognizes him and cries cut, at the same time seizing the basket At tha, other comrades look up and recognize him, too, and in an instant all Is over with his merry plot. The basket is taken away from him, be Is dragged out of the procession and we'll dumped in good natured horseplay. When bis laughing comrades are done with him. the joke is certainly not on them.
 The average portrait of Mrs. Booth Tucker gives DO adequate idea of the way she looks as she stands there on Christmas morning. with her illumi. mated face like the face of an angel. She is without her bonnet, and her head is covered with its own beautiful. thick, golden hair. For almost every one who receives from her a basket she has a sweet. bright, cheering word, to all seemingly a different word. as if the Spirit told her what to say to each. God bless you. mother" she murmurt to a feeble old woman. so weak she totters under the weight of her dinner basket As she passes on a uniformed aid slips into the old ones hand n nickel to pay her car fare. To aged women and to children Mrs. Booth-Tucker is especially tender. .
 The sweet cultured. thrilling voice goes on. Merry Christmasw to this one. Happy New Yearr' to that one
 One poor old hopeless looking. degrad- ed wreck of a man she touched softly upon the shoulder in benediction and said. God loves your It was like the voice and touch of an angel to the bat tered wretch. whom one may hope God does indeed love, for 1t Is tolerably cer. tain nobody else does.
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~ ZACH 25th of December the Sal
 T. vation Army in various parts 652Sa of the United States feeds al together more than 10000
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The band likewise plays during the morning distribution.
 The innumerable army of the hun. gry who apply for the family dinner are admitted at one side of the Garden and are passed out at the opposite door loaded with the baskets. Outside the entrance they cover the sidewalk and overflow into the street for a block and half north and south. Under tbe eyes of policemen and Salvation Army guards the two streams mingle and pass in regularly.
 A decent looking woman upon the sidewalk shows friendly spectator that she has no shoes except ragged ones. which let her feet upon the ground. Her husband has been III three years. and she goes out to days work when she gets it. This Christ mas morning she has only 10 cents ID her pocket
 But look there!" she exclaims. point ing to a dark browed woman near. "That's one of them Eye-talians. She's got money in bank and plenty to eat. heard her say she has turkey at home now. but she's going to get all she can
 In the center of the auditorium stand Comma nder and Mrs. Booth-Tucker. with their own hands giving the bas- kets. one by one. 10 each applicant. Be. fore them passes the line of this Christ mas detachment from the eternal pro- cessioD of the suhinerged-the poor. tle halt the blind. the sick. the lazy and the dirty. Some of the women are very old; many of them wear dingy wooden scarfs over their heads. X newspaper reporter standing near rec ogniZes several of them as wives of men who are in jail-poor mothers who are getting Christmas dinners for their children. Again. different mem- bers of the same family have each a ticket fc; :; t.skct of food. thus getting two or three times the allotted ration. enough food to last week But this Is Christmas morning, and much is over looked. The quality of mercy is not strained. Here and there blind man or woman is pushed forward by friends to receive the coveted portion.
 Some bring bushel baskets 10 carry away the food and are chaffed for their greediness. One facetious army pri
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

SALVATION SOLDIER AND CHRISTMAS POT. or even the generous bank note-what- ever you can spare-knowing it will be devoted literally. every cent. to feeding the hungry. Beside the pot stands an army lass with her scoop bonnet and red ribbon or a stalwart army man with his red banded blue cap. The pot is wide open. like the hearts of the people who put money Into 1t.
 Besides the street collections gen. arous private individuals of all theolog-
 cal sects and of none send money. Eeadqaaritarss." s"" GFo,ccssrs G,cs pouittrSy 1dEff deaf CTS and fish. game and fruit and vege- table marketmen donate of their wares great heaps and parcels
 Food both cooked and uncooked is given away. One feature Is the Christ. mas dinner basket. About 1. 900 bas- kets are given away each containing holiday dinner for four to five per sons. 4 fowl, potatoes and other vege- tables. some tea or coffee. several ap- pies. also some spices and pepper and salt. with occasionally little sugar cakes, constitute the batch. Now. that is good enough dinner for King Ed ward himself. All that has to be done 10 1t Is to cook 1t, yet among the mot ley tbrong who get this bounty are those who complain because the food Is not cooked. Human nature gets toler. ably low down when it once lets itself start that way.
 The distribution of uncooked food begins Christmas morning and lasts till afternoon. Those who come for it are mostly women and children. In the evening there Is spread upon ta- bles in the Garden high feast of cook ed food to which thousands may sit down and be served by men and wom- CD Salvation Army walters. Those who come thus to have a grand feed In the evening are mostly men. Formerly for this feast the army people furnished good plated forks and spoons and knives. Now they provide the very cheapest. for the feeders not only swal- lowed the turkey and ham. but some
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

FROM the bills introduced in Con- gress favorable to the west we have come to believe that the action of the present congress will mark the divid- west of the Missouri. The building of the Panama Canal and the inaugura- tion of national $. stem of irrigation for the arid lands of the great south west, are the two most important measures now pending. Add to this statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and the following ten years will see an influx of people and wealth into the southwest unprecedented in the his tory of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22
10 CHANGE INAUGURATION DAY.

Advices from Washington announce that the governors of the various states have been invited by the commissioners of the District of Columbia to cooper ate with them in bringing about an amendment to the constitution provid' ing for a change in the date of the presidential inauguration.
 Itis proposed to change the date of in auguration from March 4 to April 50 on account of the indictment and disagree able weather which prevails in Wash inSton during March, and which has so often marred the ceremonials incident to the day. The revival of the move- ment at this time will have the cordial support of the people, particularly those who have been participants in the outdoor pagesnts at presidential inaugurations. or have journeyed to the capital to witness them.
 It may be argued that considerations of comfort ana convenience of sight seers should not have determining influence in matters affecting the gov ernment, that the president should be inaugurated on March whether tho populace freezes to death or not. But so long as no governmental exigencies require a rigid aherence to the 4th of March as the only day in the calendar suitable for inaug iration there is no reason why the comfort of the thou sands who desire to witness the inaug- uration should rot be consulted. It Is recalled that General Washington was first inaugurated on April 30.
 Washington weather in March Is blustery and disagreable sometimes extremely cold, always uncertain. On April 30 it is generally mild, balmy and pleasant. Inauguration day belongs to the people. Its festivities should be arranged for their pleasure and profit. The capital is nearer to the people Of all the states than ever before and the crowds naturally grow larger with each recurring inauguration. Popular interest in the event is 8 gratifying ex pression of national unity and patriot ism. It is to be hoped that the efforts of the District of Columbia commis- sioners to change the date will meet with success.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

JANUARY 3l is the date set by the house committee on territories for hearing Arizona's claims to statehood. The Arizona delegation, headed by Governor Murphy, is now on the ground and is being ably assisted by Delegate NJ. A. Smith. A letter re- ccived here this week from Washing ton says it is believed now that the house committee will make favora ble report.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

persons In New York city the feast Is spread in Madison Square Garden.
 That Salvation Army Christmas din ner is d spectacle well worth seeing. The manner of 1t is the same year by year. For weeks before the event at street corners in all parts of the city iron pots are hung from gypsy tripods. Above each Is large lettered sign bearing the words Keep the Pot Boil ing" It means you are to put into tbat iron pot your nickel. dime, quarter
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

Henry Fulbright was quite seriously injured last Sunday at Johnson's ranch by a horse falling on him. He was brosght to town Wednesday for medi- cal treatment. He is suffering from eoncussion of the brain, producing hemorrhage of that organ and partial paralysis of the left aide of the body. Yesterdsy morning be vas feeling con- sl1srably beiter cd thsre arc consid- se.h1s bopes q his reeoxsry.-Willeox nnnop UeVs
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

ONE of the professors has after fgur- ing on the matter for ten years found that the temperature of the sun is Il, ,l92 degrees. Just keep this fact in mind when the next cold wave comes along.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

THE British cruiser Arrogant is now being equipped to burn petroleum in her six boilers. As soon as the work is completed the vessel will start on a long cruise, with 8 view of making a thorough practical test of this form of fuel.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

THE London Daily Mail in its new Year Book gives the United States the credit of being the greatest nation on earth. This information will not, however, come to many of us as clap of thunder out of clear sky.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

THE official statement of the United States Steel Corporation for the nine months of its existence, from April up to the close of 1901, gives the net earn ings of all the plants controlled by the company as $s4, 779.29
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

FIGHTING BoB" is to be in charge of the fleet which will meet Prince Henry on his arrival at New York. Let us hope Fighting Bob's" ship may be swift enough to enable him to be in the thick of it all the way through this time.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22

THE Engineering and Mining Jour nal of New York, under date of Janu- ary II, places the gold production of Arizona for the year 1901 at q, 193, 400 and the silver production at sl, 797 300.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-22
For Sale or Rent.

Lot txenty-nins, ip block fifty, with saloon building, nxtures, etc. At tached to saloon are eight furnished lodging rooms, also restaurant and din. ing room. This property is situated on Sixth sstreet. Lot sixteen with the dwelling and necessary outhouses. Call on or address ED COATS,
 l-7-2m Oouglss, Arizona.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02
Grow Brothers
TLa Eoof Filters
Crawford Comedy Company.

The managers of the Trumpet Corps
hall announce the engagement for
TWO nights and matinee of...the Craw-
ford Comedy Company which comes
Jan. 8 4.
The Waco papers have spoken very
highly of this attraction, in fact the
show is we'll recommended both by
opera house managers and the press,
On the opening right, The three act
farce "Zig Tag" will be presented,
this is a comedy full of funny situa-
tons and bright dialogue and the plot
enables the introduction of several
vaudeville features, among whom
may be mentioned, Mitchell and Ed
ma Comedy sketch team. Tony Faust
on the slack wire ia difficult feats of
Juggling, Chas. Brownie song and
dances. Line Kibbey Monologlst,
Jessie Raymond vocalist and others.
The prices VIII be popular rs, 35 and
90 cents.
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Can Help You
With ny Plans

f8f having 4 roa - 81 your own.
/ would be very sa1eSp pleas Il 10 show
you a long lit Oh properi los for sale
an eaAs tarua, and 10 tu you how
have Ii s'ipac otileFs aud Gag n@lp yos'.
Que 4 room house On Aldeedge II
good barn aud wAteF. Price $500
one s-roou house o. Rrown strt OF
for $3.50.
Nice restderca on Mala street,,
corner i, siza 100000; city water.
This IL bargain at $4,000.
Also have aoma lots n University
Addition,
See ME If yea ~ant 4 good home
cheap.
One room house on Water street.
good water, we'll located wilt sell ct .
bargain.
For sale, 5-room honsea on Lake
PARK avenue good orchard, large lot,
good barn aud eitg water WI sell
cheap.
A. Il. BISHOP.
once In Mcmillan < Goodwin Build
ing, Waxakacile.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

Il. A. Arnold vas 10 Ennis today.
Maj d j. Penn was u Dallas today
! ". Bardwell, o Ennis, was here
today
Hon. a, J. Loys Of Italy was here
today.
Frank Pardue, Of Alvarado, il In
the city.
Bob bearing was here tofay from
Hillsboro.
Hon. J. A. geali went to Dallas this
afternoon.
Frank Rogers left this morning on
trip to Marlin.
Commissioner Mosely, of Ifsly, was
in the city today.
Hon. P. B. Works Of HilIsboro was
in the city today.
j. w. Kendrick has returned from a
visit to East Texas.
Capt. Z. P. Anderson, ST., went to
Oorsicana this morning,
FL. A. Van Gordon, lldeman for the
Central, was here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Eastland have
returned from Gonzales.
Mrs. j. N. Maxwell is visiting in
Waxahachie. Dallas News.
Mrs. Lavender of CopeviIle Is visit
ing the family of her father, MIR. Joe
P. Cooper.
Mrs. A. l.. Redding returned to Oak
Cliff this morning alter spending the
holiday In the city.
Mrs. w. A. Hudson and little 8 IN, of
Dallas, are the guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, /. Fl. Ballard.
Mrs. J. M. Cumby left on this morn
ipg's Katy Flyer for Sulphur Springs
to be with her mother who il quite
sick.
W. II. Moore, of Kansas City and F.
A. Foxhall, of Duncan, /. T., NO
prominent cattlemen, were in the ity
today.
Misses Jimmie and Fay Davis, who
spent the holidays at home in Waxa-
hachie, returned TO school in Dallas
this morning.
Dr.. G. G. Cooke has returned from
Baird, where he has been for the past
two weeks attending the bedside CT
hi s sister in her Illness and death.
Mrs. E. A. GilIispie and little grand
son, of Penn. Texas, who have been
visiting Mrs j, l.. Phillips, returned
hons this morning; they were aceom-
panied as far as Dallas by Mrs Viola
Dudley.
-~
Mrs. A. A. "'Ssss~aapson attended the
rece ption OF the Sesame club on New
Years day at Mrs. T, p. Turks at
Ennis, also the New Years reception
Of tho Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

GREAT TRAINS.

The lar Northwest-From Kansas
CITY to Denver the "Burulingt6A
Northern Pacific Express, for the
Black Hills, wyoming, Montana.
Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland
For Chicago and North Through
sleeper, Austin to Chicago, via M,
K. &T. Ry. and Hannibal Very last
time Texas to Chicago.
Kansas City North Two fine trains
daily to Omaha, st. Paul, Minneapolis
Kansas City to Chicago h
famous "Eli' with dining and library
cars. w
Tho highest grade of wide Vesti'
buled. Pintch- lighted equipment
write for descriptive mater, Fa'es
and information.
o. L. BEECH. L. W. WAKELE ,
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DALLAS, TEX. ST. LOUIS mo
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager,
ST LOUIS Mo.
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At the NEE ting Il ths stockholders
OF the Waxafaachls Cotton Mllls ses-
terday afternoon the report Of the
management showed chs min to bo Ia
splendid condition. II has been In
continuous operation for the past i ! e
months and dnrilg thst period Of tin y
All running expenses have been paid
and about $1,000 left 10 the credit eide
OF the ledger. The stockholders were
very much gratified over the report
made and expressed themselves as
being greatly encouraged over the fu-
ture outlook OF the mill.
Be fore the mill could begin earning
a profit loss of several thousand dol
lars on purchase OF cotton had to be
overcome. This loss resulted from
the purchase of q big lot OF cotton IN
the fall of 1900 when as high as 9.75
was paid for sev >ral hundred bales.
Al the meeting yesterday afternoon
Judge Dunlap presided and be made a
short speech in which Manager Du'
Bose and Secretary Todd we're highly
CONNIE nded for the efficient and eco
nomicai manner. in which they b. a
conducted the operation of the mill.
Hon. 8. P. Skinner read seme ca
tracts from speech delivered by DR..
Arden, president of the Southern
States Cotton Spinners' Association,
at Atlanta recently. These extracts
showed that all cotton mills in the
South were operated at loss during
the year just closed.
The old board of directors, COM
posed of the following gentlemen, was
reelected:
IA Ferris, E A DnBose, B T For
roster, 8 p Skinner, III b Temptation,
l. @ Todd, = @ Thompson, r K Erwin,
q w Gibson, j NJ Patterson, ] Hous-
ton Miller.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02
Watch ST. Louis.

The Greatest Worlds Fair the
world has ever seen will be held at
at, Louis in 1908. To keep in touch
with the work of preparation for TINS
great Worlds Fair and TO get ali ene
news OF all the earth, every reaolhg
person should at once SUBSCRIBE tor
fhe : eat newspaper of St. Louis, the
GIohe- Democrat. It stands pre- emf"
nant and alone among American
newspapers. and acknowledges no
ecuai or rival, It's circulation extends
To evelv state aud territory OF the
TTnio ;, to Canada and Mexico, and TO
every mart of the world where there
Are readers of the English language
1t ought to he in your home curing
tbe Gaming wear. See advertisement
elsewhere in tbls iseue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02
A Woocmeu Dian r.

The Woodmen lodge at BardweN IL
one of the strongest In the. county and
Ii composed OF sovereigns who never
do things By halves. Several deiight-
full entertainments have been given
by them, but the rev years dinner
spread yesterday eclipsed ali former
efforts in that line. 1t was q magni-
ficent S flair ard there.was no Lack O.
coed things to est. Hon. 7. 3. vii.
liarns, Hon. Mark Smith, III. =. Pick
EFT and r. b. Hendrieks, OF Waxas
haehie, were pFesent and the two first
named gentleman fusnIhnea the ors-
tory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

The Lriminal Docket viii be Taken up
Next Monday Morning.

docket Ia to be taken up next MONDAY.
Special Judge Kemhls hands rs the
following for public information:
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Pleas Of guilty taken up at all times,
except they are not to interfere with
o cause then on trial.
Special venire cases called on the
days set. or at the termination OF q
Gaze then ON trial.
jail cases ready will be given pref
erence over ca ees on bond or recogni'
zance.
r. All other cases stand for tflas IN
their order on the docket.
Scire facias cases viii be heard =
the end of the regular criminal docket
Counsel must not expect indulgence
IN the matter of preparation for trial
Parties, counsel, witnesses anc
| Jurors must be prompt in attendance
The business of the court cannot val
on delay ed railway trains.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02
New Years Reception.

A new years reception was given
iast night vt the home OF MI. +. ..
Davis In Hillsboro. The following
Waxa hacbie relatives we're In atten-
dance: Col. r.. A. Davis, Col. JAS. D.
Davis and daughters, Misses stephna,
Hattie and Della, hrs. ]. y. sidaena
ard Miss Mary Browning. Part o.
the above number returned this morn
ing and they report that the recep-
ton was an elegant AFFAIR and thai
they enjoyed ii very much.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

The Citizens National Bank paid ita
shareholders ten per cent semi an
nuaI dividend today. This ID one Of
the strongest banking institutions 70
this part OF the state, and IL IL CRAFTY.
inc to know that 1t is making money
for it's shareholders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

The various secret orders OF the
sarais community all have Joint
public installation 81 officers Saturday
right. An entertainment viii be civ
en- after the installation ceremonies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

Director Campbell Il tie music de-
partment aud his glee club gave con-
certs in Garland, Farmerssisle and
Wolfe City during the holidays The
concerts were well afforded and we're
pronounced successful In every way
They met a number OF young people
who expressed their purpose to attend
Trinity University at Waxahachie In
September, 1909.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

For RENT Store EnQfa, south sssaS
sauare. naw 1ccuga9d ey dsFTeA q
10 h. VI HeszsDdaneF ,aP
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Ladies free at the Shelton Hall Fri
day night
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pan Coed business hcuee %
east side III sqnars, Apply 70 s..
King. =
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FOR REET A good sysaslness mouse
on east side Ut square. APPLY = TINS
otfiee.
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r. YOU want TO sell your proper.
Il LEX il With 4. Z. Bishop q
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Professor Hornbeak ATTENDED the
meeting of the Texas Academy OF
gcience al Waco on December % I.
He ia an active member OF the Acad :
envy. He also discussed ''Intetcolle-
gate Comfy before the college SIC
ton of the Teachers Association.
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Mealler Indications

Toaight and Ffidag probably show
era.
II. EHxK r1To. Gheerysr,
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- 10 she nsws d &c Llahb.
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President Anderson read a strong
paper at the Waco meeting OF the
STATE Teachers Association on the
"Control Of College Stadents."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

Professor w. w. Campbell spent
Sunday, the 2eGh, at Kerens. he
sang both morning and evening 1t
tho Cumberland Presbyterian church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

Professor b. r. Loonfy vnited his
parents al Hil4b lfo during the holi-
days, and alsco t,ended The meeting
of the State 1s,,shers' Association 1T
Waco.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-02

Professor q. A. Newton and Tutor
J. NJ. Gordon visited Hubbard during
the holidays,
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UNIVERSITY NOTES

Miss Yantis of the music depart
ment visited Athens during our Saca-
ton,