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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
speeches BY SEVERAL
Cuban Reciprocity Measure canps i
.amber 10 speak.
MOST ARE IN FAVOR
Clark Of Missouri Quoted What III
Terned Republican cattle Cries
and Mcclellan Criticised
General Wood

Washington. Nov. 1S--In the discus
sion Of the Cuban reciprocity bill in
the house Tuesday. Nj Clark (Dem
Mo- declared with emphasis that the
Republicans could rot pass the hil
without the Democratic vote: tn toe
house, adding. and you know it AR.
Clark quoted what he termed HepubH-
"aH battle cries Your Uncle Mark
Invented. let well enough asone." He
afterwards converted this into stand
pat"
Nj Mcclellan tD~n.. y. " deliver
cd his 'atedictory TO ih~ house. max.
ingan argument in favor II the hiJi
during the course Of which he CRITICS.
81 the administration ~ General Wood
BE Cub.,. and charged the Republicans
With responsibility ror ~hat IL lacking
iu Co." f'1nUment OF the duty Of the
'nlifd states to Cuba Mr. NcCIpI-
land received the applause 81 his col
leagues when he had concluded
Mr. trumpacker (Rep-. Ind) said
T"' Irf"otty vas not tn harmony with
We" iafiT policy ~ this country. as ex-
"mpl fled In Tho last tso Republican
farm balls Il Is not $, ieniIflc. he sd
ded and reciprocity policy based on
agreements with al commercial DOW
ere arrests the operation ~ economic
laws lie said u Ne are to have a
permanent reciprocity puitrv we
should put q tax or non com petifive
articles fhaf ve might have something
ou 81 aH.a fa negotiate Mr Douglass
81 New Nu.k Hud NJ NorreG ~ Penn
.'|.ar-s -irts" ou in- Republican side
in taFvf ~ th~ ntr And Neesrx Macon
az Nftf.eHs Ttnr,a. "f Npvlh caro-.
i"f. rt Hu@N'. OF N~~ Jersey. on
Poo. ''r.."tE''f, sHa" a1-u spoke lu
favor .. ffs hYl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
SOCIALISM CANE Up
During Discussion Atss-rs and oth
srS Were E ieoted For, to- Hall

~ex Me- .srtrA E~a-z - ly.N
VI" 4'+r'."" ~
WI itrT fhf org -.Ht'taH zh"uli COM
nn'f I'eeHf 81. Tho r.,..t.r.fs Of Socialism
came .s,,.r.l,. t..y... ,,... ,.t.-....
' ''" American ed
"iai."H "f Tabor Hf I1- session Tues
dat The question v.s. ra4 answered
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'.''' "'a'+ ''' some
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AID ~


- ~ N%ssFsASFAN% - - 49, 4&N@ ~
orspIsed to Governsr Lsnssara.
Laredo. Tex. ,Nov Is-Deeideeils
cooser weather prevailed here Tuesday
and while il did not result n large
dcash list. il did have some effect II
bringing out large number u new
cases The ofneias bulletin OF the sat
uation Tuesday IS as follows New
eases. a. deaths :. total cases H.
date s4T. total deaths 90 date 80 Ot
The cases brought to tight Tuesday 50
are rev and are oid
The condition OF Dr. Murray. the
dean of the marine hospital service
who was injured Ia runaway acct
dent on Sunday iaSt US greatly i'm
proved HUNDREDS Of kilograms and
several cablegrams have teen received
from ali parts Of the country express
ing regret al the misfortune which be-
Eel Ipr Murray
Thre@ rev cases Of yellow fever
have made their appearance at the
Camel coal mines. making the total
number NJ cases at that place -
Mayor Amador San,hrz addressed n
telegram &" Governor Laaham askine
for aid
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
CHILDREN cREMATED
Two Little Ones Of an Oklahoma Man
Have Awful Fate

Guthrie, OKLA Nov lS-.In a FIRE
which DESTROYED the home Of James
Mckee, near Kiel his son aged and
his daughter. aged years We're burn
ed to death The father Was al work
away from home and two older child
rem were az school The mother left
the younger children t0 the house and
went TO ueighbor's house When the
fire was discovered u was too late to
save the children
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
OHesrs Elected.

Cincinnati. Noy IS.-Ths National
Nomsu.s Christian Temperance Union
elected lh- following officers Presi
dent Mrs. Lillian NJ y stevens Port
land. Me. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Susan NJ, ID Frye. Evanston. ms
re, ordiuE secretary Mrs clara g..
Hoffman. Kansas city Mo. treasurer
Mrs. Helm Morton Baker Evanston.
HIS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Durant, l. T. is to have a new gI5..
900 hotel
franchise has been granted the
Lawton Street Railway company %
Lawton. Okla
The nine month-oid child OF = r
Pickett OF Sherwood Tex. near san
Angelo. choked to death on a pecan
kernel.
Miss Ellen II. Arthur. daughter OF
the late President Arthur. and Charles
Plnkerton Of New York city were mar
Red az ST. Peters Episcopal church.
Albany
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

ST Louis NOV IS Circuit Attorney
Folk received oablegram from th,
secretary of state at Washington. SAY
hg that the papers for the reuuiSltiou
OF Charles Kraft. wanted tu 81 Louis
TO stand trial for alleged bribery. have
been translated and pronounced per
feet by the Mexican government and
Ia strict compliance with Mexican law
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

johnson Nrd The negro. Jim Williams
Who have been OF trial 90 Justice J. g
Henry court for 80" last week
charged 0h.h Killing Tom Copeland
the Cotton HeIt hsrs4rsmsn un the
Sth inst we're bound over TO await the
aetoa ot the Rowe county grand jury
without b4N
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
NOT SANCTIONED
oonnpers and Duncan Know 81 No Ae
ton Against Utah Senator

Boston. Nov. 1S.-Presidrnt ,;om-
psrs OF the American Federation or
labor. and james r Duncan. arst vlc.
president said relative TO the dispatch
that the Federation Was en5eavnring
TO prevent the appointment Of Senator
Smoot or Utah on the Immigration
committee. that ~ such an endeavor
was being made "a was without the
ofhcial sanction OF the Federation They
could not undertake 20 prevent. they
said. any person affiliated with the
Federation from csnvasslnE on any
question in which he had personal
interest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

Paris. Nov. lS-The Associated
Press learns from an authoritative
source that negotiations have been re-
sumed between Russia and Japan in
respect 10 Manehuria, which give great
promise OF a successful and peaceful
termination. No details are available
~ present
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

Washington, Nov Is The Americau
Federation Of Labor Is endeayoring "a
prevent the appointment Of Senator
Smoot Of Utah 70 a position on the
immigration committee. They claim
this would give him an opportunity to
promote the immigration Of Mormons
irons Europe which they say he 10 IN
favor Of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
Slow celIestians Came.

Antlers, l. T.. Nov ls-A, Q Davis.
merchant at Sawyer filed a petition
In bankruptcy here Davis was in the
general merchandise business at Saw
yer and alleges slow collections as a
reason for his failure
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
NO BASIS IN FACT.
Germany Says She Is Nc, Disposed 70
Antie'p pate Developments

Berlin. Nov IS Thr alleged inter
terence with Geru.u steamers hv an,
United states naval authorities at Co.
Ion has no basis iu tact 81 far az the
foreign ofhc" her" is Concerned Tn,
ofhr'als have NOT received any tnfol.
nation on tho subject and the roJcigr
othrs regards the %eustr Nachrtchtau,
article. comparing the AFFAIR with the
British seizures Of vessels during the
Trausvaai war as foolish and prerua
ture." adding that II Is not disposed n
anticipate developments
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

Durant / r. Nov fS-At a special
election held iu this city. the PROPOSE
ton To issue bonds in the sum Of ys9. -
200 for a system ~ wsterworks and
electric lights carried by an over
"helming majority, there being but
twelve dissenting votes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

London. Nov. lS.-A special dispatch
from Brussels SAYS 81 g. definitely de-
ctded that King Leopold VIA visit the
United States In the spring
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

PECANS For sale. % cents pet
pound. See I'D Williams q,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
WANT COLUMN !

FOR REN 7. To- furnished rooms
with board. electric Nsut. and FIRE
Dl r. Main street. o.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18

WANTED-E Every lady wishing
something dainty for holiday re
membrane 10 call an see my line ef
goods Crocheted and knitted shoes,
shAwls, sAeques, numerous articles
ia lace and embroidery. down pill
lows 10 two sizes. IL and - inches
Mrs. X. r. Monica, At "oman's
Exchange. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
MISS SARAH FINLEY,

"Among the numerous
medicines placed before sod
fering women for their relief
none can touch MeEirex's
Wine Of Cardu;. Il towers
above thxrn ali as a reliable
female remedy. It simply
drives pain and disease away
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-18
RTTINE OF CARDUT
is q thoroughly
w scientife and mod

ing the needs Of the modern
woman in the modern way
without the torture of an
operation. Wine Of carlui
has cured them in the pri-
vacy Of their homes and it
has found q place in the
hearts of American women
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15

Donnybrook is to have q new Meth.
Odist church.
There is a school, row at Menoken,
Burleigh county.
y The harvest hands are leaving the
country rapidly.
Harvey people are determined to
have creamery.
A hardware store at Hilleboro was
robbed last week.
A Chinese pheasant was killed near
Cogswell recently.
Fire at St. Thomas destroyed barn
for Mayor Gibson.
The Durocer insanity case at Graf.
ton was dismissed.
A great deal of fall blowing was
done between showers.
Kensal people are holding meetings
to agitate a creamery.
DR.. Coyle, an early practitioner in
Nelson county, is dead.
. Dickinson's enlarged school building
is an imposing structure.
Elevator men have been selecting
sites for buildings at Mohall.
White Earth is two years old and
has just had it's first lawsuit.
Ransom county is shipping some
fine cattle to Fargo meat dealers
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

world 81 besi III its dissass. butt| q "a 1
do much " ths spirit IL ssh;cn We 1tarivsI
to understand and reach human: need.
It 10 not our wealth Or cold. coudesosadl
ing pity, that men aud women need, 1t
il the Christian fellowship, that makes
them feel that " have i'll Of ne one. Id
man heart. that seen in every class OF
lot creatures OF like passions with u, the
same in'rmitiee, and ths, same redeem
ing gra:es. This was|C Christ sympathy,
Il 10 another spirit than that Of The 60
cinl world Whit do they who have No
burdens to bear, know of the burdens OF
others? What do they who ba1be in the
sunshine Of luxury know Of tho .tempta-
lions Of the poor? Whit does he, who
sails along ON q summer day in hispaintefl
Yacht over the smooth lake, know Of
the life OF the sailor az he tosees around
Cape Horn in the winter storm, and
brings home the BATTERED ships ut last,
All these differences of lot, to the BE-
lever in Christ, are not barriers to sever,
but bonds to bind W. in one. And as w
have 10 learned in our own personal ex-
perience, we have found Happiness in this
JOY o human sympathy. All pleasure
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

Ana 20. " y s. y q. hins ..as i
which he pses III word 's'bp ds1eR ID.
speaking 81 encht faulte, to r!einiq dttbem
that even 20 q SHINING. man they ars. 20
oftss loads that crush him lin. :*ssli r.
proach quite enough without our harsh
,nssa, ana need OR tirotherly help Is lift
him above despair. We maj; nos r. Il the
light Of this apostolic wisdom, Sconsdider
tho hearing of this great lawof Christian
|eyupathy.sand not merely asit eonssrps
|tourcharity toward the:faules ofI'dtheri,
but in it, widest range, AZ it tells us the
spirit .in;. which we bear all the shnrdens
Of the heavy laden in this mingled Life.
1t iss A. members Of the common family
that each has his share OF the evil Of life.
Yet there 10 no truth moro evident than
that there 10 the eams variety in the
character OF our trials rs in our different
persona. Our trials depend on the mind;
On the temperament and on the train:
ing of the christian. IL is the personal
secret, which everyone who has lived q
few years in this human world, learns
toe often through bitter study that
''every mau must bear his own burden. "
Each OF ~, whatever the ties that hind
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

witch does not have this sleinsst q
,ij.,ssiDerou- klsdeess. tfsts s1sopde 1osd.
sloveepf Kind, IL meager. AL sorrows
4 ,slst tJlot .sught g to2know batter
i ~ psi~ iif etherr. ID = seid1h sid iruit-
alets xpefl.,ae e sopssliseis sealed a.
I, h night to' 81 Sts orr tk1oJ 6snerefs. . It
ssis tho only antidlote. For then We learn
that ht,r., are aadder hearts IT, be helped
and vi. trrl ashamed Of Our own trouble
hin tho pre.eucs OF . greater, md rs we
u.i,,iater to tteu,, the rnsrcy q our God,
EstaaaiA into Onr o~a s0u1as nd erin9e con
[*srlaiien VA never knew 46eforas :sas sss !, /:
|: And 80 our happ'' Pss il enlarged Only
E;ae. i ent@rn into the enlarged heart II
We have broo&ht DOR @unsh;ns into The
lives Of others, it we.:<have given OF
our comfort to those whose lot 10 less
fortunate; ~ can enjoy the wealth with
a new sense Of bic goodness. who has
made us stewards. Az we have borne the
burden Of others, We have borne our own
more brayely, and the love that has
sheen to "a the seal. that we are Of. the
one household of the one Redeemer.
And 20 fulf|n the law OF Christ that is q
more finding law than Sinai, because it
makes duty a happiness. 1 need no
other experience Of this preeept than
your own experience. And may We 30
find it's fulfillment, the easy yoke, the
pleasant burden.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

you. Nth husband 81 vie, kios.olk y, s. i,
setghbor in the social circle, has mis- own
history which God only and his,, con-
so.snoe can know: 49, J.,
!. i i the dsspset pleasures or .sorest
grisfs. the. most crushing burdens of
thought aud care aud sin, tn At We can
not reveal to tho world, and often not
to tue bosom friend. Each must bsat
his own 'iis load. 1t differs with every
differing temperament. with our mental
ana moral growth With cur individual
10y. W. complain, IN our selfish fancy,
that our il a harder loao to bear than
that of many others. Yet al we mingle
with the world a few years, We learn our
mlstate. II We should follow tho gayest
whom ws meet ii the social circle, We
should hud some skeleton in the closet.
some special = orm gnawing at the root
Of happiness. It'll sad thought 10 one
view. yet 10 another it has deep reason
OF comfort, for it shows the real equality
OF life, that instead ri our complaining,
az if we were singled out for sorrow, We
should in such a view regard it az CON-
mon lot, no longer bard fate. W.
cannot change all the inequalities OF the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

In Chicago, where people are
dying from disease, indirectly
caused by shortage Of coal, it has
been shown that $4,000 cars of
the fuel are on the tracks in and
around the city, the dealers wait
ing for another raise in price.
The wealthy SILVER, and the poor
freeze.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16
Supreme Court Granted New Trials

Supreme Court Granted New Trials
New trials were granted by the
supreme court in the cases Of Jacob
Hreengard vs.: N. H. Burton 4 Co..
and OF G. V. clarke vs. E. A. Ander.
con.
In the Green9srd-N. Burton & Co.
case, Greenard sued in the district
court In the March term to recover
for services as clerk in tho sum Of
'&2H. The jury rendered a verdict
Of $3.50. The case was appealed by
the defendant's- attorneys, Lind
bsrgh ( Blanchard, who SECURED a
new trial.
In the case OF Clark vs.. Anderson.
Clark sued Anderson to 'foretose q
mechanics lien for labor oh tho
Midland hotel Clark claimed he
was to lay the foundation wall for
1850 per cord. On completion of
the work CLARK demanded his pay
aud vas asked to produce the receipts
for labor and material furnished by
CLARK shown him: Clark refused to
do this and Anderson refused pay
ment: The plaintiff then filed his
lien and soon after started forclo.
sure proceedings.
The case came up before F. w.
Lyon to whom it had been referred
at the March term OF court, as re-
feree in April and a verdict given
CLARK for $40 for labor and $25
costs and attorneys fees. The at
borneys for Anderson we're Berg
helm L .Camer6n. Following 10 tho
decision in the case. George v.
Cfo:ke, respondent, W. E. F:"Andef~
aos, appellant. s<, ~, $50.
..nader chapter 177, Lawn, 1899,
the right to perfect, - lien for; labo:
er;mste+ial furnished in the con-
atsuction Of a building under on
tract with IL, owner does not; &C.
erse until the expiration Of the time
therein fixed within which the owner
may demand Of the contractor !
verified statement OF the amounts
doe from him to |aborers or materrii-
al:men under him; and a lien state
ment filed prior to; that time 'ts in
e.ectuai and invalid. 49, .&''*' i
: The fact that there are no labor:
ers or others to whom anything Ii
due from. the contractor. for work
ppen> or material used iq, the: con.
struction OF the building does Bo,
suspend: the. operation :se'i i tht
statute. If there be nope: each, "a
verdict statement accordingly vil
be q sufficient compliance with thu
statute. w.: :.s"*H:..: u
judgement reversed. @Brovn,s o. :
1.-The WOodmen install their 'nev
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16
FRIDAY. JAN. 16.

According to the fitness of things
the coal barons who are holding
up coal while the people freeze,
should at least feel the heat of
their product in the great hereaf-
ter in some like proportion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

The Woodmen Install their new
iehhcere tonight. A program viii "a
given and refreshments served. Ad.
mittance is BY card.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16

The Maecabees installed officers
Thursday night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-16
The::One Certain:

No liniment can cure unless it penetrates the
trouble Mexican Mustang Liniment penetrates II
chemical laboratory. The deepest, most stubborn q
use of this coed old time tried iniment: ::
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

garding the girl attertively. 'Damme, but
You knows where she Is, Tell me and III
give you two kisses and ten pounds to
.''oh, sir!' cries Chock, pushing away both
Kisses and POUNDS with one and the same
hand II does know; leastways I knows
abonts 10 that pit Of sin and wiilainy, L
CART say, nor who she's with, nor how
long Shea goin' to stop; only abe charged
ile make his iordship aud her lady mother
20 see her godmother Therel I've been
bursting to tell some one, and you'll swear
yon Il Keep II secret, won't you, sir?"
SSllgson obllgingly nods and caresses
THANK the Lord It's out q msi' adds
Amen" calculates Sir Percy's man with
IgrE3r, az the same time fixing a contem-
piatlve and shrewd eye ON Ms eornrsoIon
- Her ladyship up In town--where. with
NuvLh you doesn know; her father and
ln,,i thinks she's In Kent: and you're
Robi6 9fcT sIe az, amt ruined away with Sir
tie sqnint-eyed monster"
beb Gih ~, eSclaims Mr. Grigson, who had
ION rooms the night before last, and clear.
y recouected that no such deserIDtion dt
Snck Tue SIM elegant handsome young
Lux VINO had got prick I'm tina vVriSf
ron ON MS own masters rapier. " mo WRIST
,.1y Mohster! said, =" repeats +ha civil
al6t' u tell you more" saws she AraIr
tbs lose, hand over mouth. ''You've veen
~ pGpPy, lie was here anon, a-aslyin, ana
Grirsop' as st 20 where my lady wasl'
aye, you must have met min, -, 81
sS not zen yards from Castle gatea 80
ts, you ghloped in, the undersizeJ ,'octsa,,
MIN ,n adh.eIS 60 out Lady Peggy wed with
o, 1rlgson is now trecaninv his having
he oo,, a smail squint-eyed gentleman az
been T'e,, morally certain that Chockev has
II-auS Peggy has Indeed run sv,sv iu eh4 ~
Tor hls thoughts: he saws: 30 nuch
s,o uiu, fortunately | behld fine norsor-
- Nnat you describes. YoTr brtppir
for i Lu., nlssus, | must be of and no Tine
his beel maxim nli today, turning quickly on
Who MA nd tossing slxpence TO Bickers
"n.9 hoias his bride at the stone D
amt missus," remarks she ria.,.,..,,-
no,I oul you VIII be some day, lass on nv
80 1'e am James GHgson Here's 20 ,-oyy
riEbt H Inn t!ihanks for putting me on the
:. lush, slrl For the love OF hesvsr .,,
nv 't p3n 1OGy else you thinks deal Of, aud
Trust me- hlngs Mr. Grigson tror, ~.
IN dursnce yiiep MN as holas her
81, Missing his hngers 70 Chockey. on n,,ts
iNtrt own man to the Merrn.JS.
s ac1uIes ms horse; hires a fresh one. siac5
sPots, sna up 10 town as fast es fSi,r
con, 49, pay legs can carry him, FIRMLY
nor,i ,,,cea t4at he has solved the greater
,s lady fair Is indeed. bevond l,
me bride OF gallant Sir RnhiH
MS unwilling prisoner
ITO be continued