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The Washington times., 1904-11-25
DEALERS HAMMER
AT AAALGAAATED
Sugar AlsOGoes DOWnUnder
Hard Pressure.
A RISE IN STEEL STOCKS
This Steadies Market and Higher
Prices Prevail About Noon
Hour.
A RISE IN STEEL STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-At ths
opening of the stock market today prices
were strong under the influence OF en-
Couraging range of quotations from Lon
don and the fact that the Bank of Eng
land rate was maintained at 8 per cent
Within a short time, however, prices
began 10 weaken Under pressure put
upon AmaIgamated Copper and Sugar
The dealings IN AmaIgamated Copper
were extensive and an extreme loss OF
Us per cent was suffered. Sugar de-
Clincd 2is per cent There was "a break
of ga per cent in Pacific Mail.
These movements were associated
with the crratic course of a well-kn0Wn
Boston operator and had some disturb
ing effect upon general sentiment The
losses i'm the railroad list were principal
ly fractional Union Pacific lost ] per
cent and London houses were sellers.
ever. the market began 10 harden again
owing TO the declines noted falling 70
bring CUT any important liquidation.
The rally which took place was de-
Cidedly sharp for a time. Government
bonds unchanged, other bonds strong.
The market rallied partly In sym
pathy with rise In Steel stocks and
party on account OF general gratihca-
tion oVer-the money rates.
The dealers in United States Steel
stocks are too numerous 10 mention.
Around 81 in the preferred there have
been 20 lots of 1000 shares and upward
lu Copper there was one actual sale OF
1000, and Two more OF 1000 each The
slOck broke easily.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washingt0u Railway and Elec-
trlc 4s-l ,9J9qS,+4, S2,OyJua.te, Sl,UUJ4A.la
Columbia Railroad SIS - 81, M,uJJu luol4i
81, uH-u lt6.
Washington Gas certificate indebted
ness ,UJj.a lzl, .Sl,CJ5al-l, A,oJJa l2l.
Capital Tracti0n-5ul4zi4. 2Oul42la 2J4
142iA
Washington Street Railway preferred
-5tttNa vttfAb, lUUAble. Has, 5Ja 81,
51as., 5eaSi COASTS, leeslls. 5JaSlis, Goa
S.is, 552oi. ly.4S4, 44oit2. l0@oi12, 50aon
Washington Street Railway common
Washington Loan and Trust. 5a21Oa.
Union Trust and Storage 54Il6. 5ulIT,
5Illt, ItQlll4, l0uuli2, IOuu.5s 10Ull7,
leNllIls l1HIll.
Metropolitan Citizens National Bank,
l0fi5s5
Second National Bank. 106l70.
Columbia National Bank. NuZ-5.
Columbia Fire Insurance loo4loA, l0ou
lGi. l0e0I0ss
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone.
zoos.
Washington Gas. 1a6Sla. 1a64. 1861.
-a54lz, 25ttdiis, l1l6ts, l0OHJ4-s, 1000
64a 25GH4fs 1e)06ii z508i2s, l000644a,
15ff f4 -Jntf-t. 2l064a.
NergenJhaler. tHls6ls lUUls5.
Lausl0n. 5al3, 6Hl3. lQl0l3
GraphophUue common l0Jtits, 1000.
After ll-Waslington Gas certiu-
Gates. Sd gltTlZl.
Washirgtou Traction, Sd144.
AIetr0U0Iitau Citizens National Bank,
Woshiasion Railway and Electric
Grsene cree '' C6pBef. 10oazss Cbuyer 6O,
10O02g5 lbugeT COD, l0JUZ95s tbuyer GOD,
10OG3s lbuyer COB, lU1U-57s tbuyer 6o1t
l0oli-5 tnuyer COD.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
SENTIMENT BEARISH
IN THE COTTON PIT

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-CottOn opened
weak. s TO II points lower. Gables were
points lower than due today. the for
eign market being presumably affected
by heavy selling at Alexandria and inn
porters account
The opening trade was active. includ-
ing heavy sales of winter months by
Philadelphia spot interests and fair
amount OF covering by room traders
short Of the market over the holiday
Increased later by commission house
stop-lOss orders the pressure forced
prices down u TO - points under the
close of Wednesday. Then further big
a slight rally.
Sentiment has apparently become more
bearish. influenced by the liberal crop
estimates.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
MADDEN SELLS FOUR
FAMOUS HORSES IN EAST

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 25.-One of
the biggest deals IN horsehesh this
season has just been made by John +.
Madden selling TO various Eastern own
ers four Of his famous horses.
They were Wild Irishman, by Bowling
Brook or Filigrane; Idle Hour. by
Mead0wthorpe; Critical, by Plaudit. and
Edith Brown. by Pontiac. Madden ar
rived here today from Benning with
his string, and they were placed in
winter quarters at Hamburg Place
Among the horses in the lot were the
noted stallion Yankee, recently pur-
chased by Madden at the Whitney sale.
and which viii be placed at the head
of his breeding establishment; Dande-
Eou, owned jointly by Madden ard +
r.. Hitchcock Pulsus. owned jointly by
Madden and +. Gebhard Hot Shot
WaJcrsIde Councilman and others.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
IOMORRON'S ENTRIES
FOR BENNING RACES

first race-selliug, three years and ND.
( seven IuriOnBs, Columbia cOurse-Y i Dung
iithFy, ll5, MlnOtauT. 100, Oclawaha. lO5:
1z4SIsehal, lo3i Orfeo, 103; Memphis, %.
Jay hahe, W. Won ROsen, 81; Clear
the Arena, So, Burdette, Sgs. Wood-
shade So TWister. So. i o san. Sgs.
second race-Maiden two-year-oids,
HFe ana Oue-haiE furlougs.. Colurnhia
1CuIse; LlmerlCk, 10; Lady EVaIiua
lgf Bella SlguOrd. 1O7, CedarstrOrne no.
Novena, lJi; Courier. 1U7, Maid of 'Tim
buctOo, IOi; FestOOn, 1U1; Little Butter
cup. Ut; Auction, 1U7; The Seer. lO7; Be
deHa. lOi; Delcarnado, 1O7 Yoeman. 40.
MSIoohraker 10; Samuel Harris. 10. Bob
Mossom, no
Third race-Hunters' Champion Stee-
plechase; about three miles. Charles
- AlaIley, I0o, r.. B. Sack, l5S. Pure
Eepper' 100; LDrettO IL, l66; Silent Bliss.
l95i Conflicting Evidence. lbs: Landslide
los, RcheiIeu ii, l53; Benent, I43.
Ogrcss, l53.
Fourth race-The VestaI mile and one
halI. Dlmple, MarjOram. Ruby Hemp
stead. l13
Fifth race-Two years and upward; a
n.ll aliiS ana seventy yards, Columbia
course. New York Il5; Alster. Dekaber
Sly Bride, llZ; Proceeds 105: Palette
iV5' Pasadena, Gamara, 30; Jane Holly.
sixth race-SeIling three-year-olds ana
up mile and One-slXteenth; old course
N'--if -NSE <AfAfldts Al5s EdnlQue- lUl
Beverly, 107; Vincennes. l03; Beaue7Isr
lu8; Nine Spot. I05; "Baikal, los: sSea
iorth. lO2; @Coppellia, 1OO sLord Mel
bourne. 9S; sMOnte Carlo. gs; sWhite
Ghost. sS; BLACK Socks, 80; "Cheripe, 80
Seventh race-Selling; three years
ana up. seven furlOngs; Columbia
course. Ben MacDhu los; BriarthorDe.
100; Guy Park, It's: LOcket. 102; Grand
Nltcsse. 102; thistle Heather. lO3; sPos-
eur, 100; 'king Pepper. 100; -Raw Hide.
yo' silver Heels, 81 'Tenny Belle, 81
"Australiana. So
Apprentice allowances.
Note-The weights for the third race
are calculated for gentlemen riders: pro-
4esslOndl riders, five pounds extra.
NOte-Ihe first race having twenty
1--we entries was divided
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
THREE GOOD RACES
AT BRIGHTW00D TRACK

About 1.O00 persons went 10 Bright
wood yesterday 10 see the annua
Thanksgiving Day trottng races Of the
Trotting Association.
There were five events carded. but
becsSIse OF darkness IL was Impossible
10 hold the last two. so only three races
were decided.
The first race was running, half-miie
heats. and was Won by NJ T. Tarpey.
with Lady Welsbeck. second. The
second event was the 2.40 class and was
won by CynrOyd, with Winchester Boy
second. In the frce-for-al, which wa
the third race Sam Mckay won. with
Gladstone second, and Ida {. third
The fourth was for "a purse Of 500 IN
the 2.3O class Wight landed the first
prize, Roy Hal was second. and Silver
Socks was third The POSTPONED races
VIII be decided this afternoon
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
CHILDREN OF THIRTY
NATIONS AT ONE DINNER

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-The Worlds Fair
Thanksgiving Day ceremonies consist
cd of union religious services in Festi-
vail Hall, Archbishop GlennOn presid-
iH0 Addresses were made BY various
ST. Louis ministers.
President Francis, Of the exposition,
read President ROOseVelts prOclama-
ton Several hundred children, repIe-
seutiug some thirty different nations
partoJk of a New England ThanksgiV-
ing dinner
The Washington times., 1904-11-25

TO THE PUBLIC-Cert1ia certificates
OF the capital stock If the Capuzava
Mining Company having been lost. OF
stolen. all persons are hereby notifieA
that under the bylaw Of the ComDanv
no capital stock can be transferred On
the books OF the company except by the
owner OF such stock and that no trans
fer OF any stock viii be made upul the
company's books except upon sati3fac-
tory proof 20 the company that the per
son applying for such transfer IS the
lawful owner Of the stock desirez TO be
transferred
And all persons contemplating invest
ing In the stock Of the company are aG-
Vised not 10 close their transactions re
specting the same except upon the terms
and condition that the stock desired TO
be purchased by them shall be trans
ferred to them upon the books OF the
company before payment is made for
the same.
CAPUZAYA MINING COMPANY.
5l2 Colorado Bldg.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
FOOTBALL GAMES.

In a hotly contested football game be-
tween Tanglewoods Of Washington and
the Alexandria Athletic Association yes
terday afternoon the Alexandrians won
by Us 10 o. The game which was played
on the old fair grounds was attended bv
a large crowd. It's feature was the
playing of Patterson for the AIexan-
drias
The Boys Association of Washing
ton played a game Of football with the
Junior Alexandra Athletic Association
and the local eleven won by 10 10 o.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. 25.-John
Penn and john McCuen were arrested
by l.. +. Tash. special agent Of the
Southern Railway Company, on the
charge Of stealing brass from the
Southern Railway Company. In the
police court this morning Justice Cation
fined each $40
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
THANKSGIVING RECEPTION
HELD IN VIENNA

VIENNA, Nov. 25.-Ambassador and
1rs- storer held a Thanksgiving Day
reception yesterday afternoon.
me ambassadors residence was
crowded with members Of the Amer
lean colony OF Vienna and many Amer
lean tourists
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
Always Keeps Chamberialn's Cough Remedy
in Ills House

I'VE would not be without Cbanbar-
lain. 8 Cough remedy. IL IS kept on hand
continually ln our home" says W M
Kearuey, editor Of the "Independapt =;
Lowry city No. That IS Just wbaf e;,-
cry family should do. When kent a,
hand ready Tor instant use. then a cold
may be checked in the outset ana ctSrt,t
in much less time than after il has be
come settled In the system. This ranTs
dy is also without a peer for croun =,
children, and VIII prevent the affaci- -
when given as soon as the child becor,s.-
hOarse, or even after the crouDv co,1e,L
appears. which can only be done 49,
the remedy is kept at hand In has =" ,,iel - -
us great popularity ana extensfv. -
by ITS remarkable cures Of cold 49,
Group. and can always be dene,1tI,i "a
upon. For sale by all druggists
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
SHOT AND KILLED RIVAL.

ROANOKE. Va. Nov. Mrs. VIII
liam Workman, wife Of a wealthy sa-
lC0nkeeper Of Williamson, W Va, shot
and killed Mrs. Margaret Homaman.
Mrs. MOTkman--fO found the woman she
believed 20 be her rival with Mr. Work
man IN his private apartments In the
town of Diugess.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
RESULTS AT BENNING.

First race-Dazzi-, 10 ] and to /.
won Altorten, even, place. second
Mamie Worth, third. Time. 1:l5 Is.
Scratched-Thistle Heather, POseur,
tasadena, Juvenal Maxim, Weirdsom0
Jimmie Lane, Sufferance, ROckland, and
NOVeua.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
MARRIED AT PARSONAGE.

COrnella Brissey, OF Alexandria, and
Theophilus b. Jones, of Fredericksburg.
were married az the parsonage Of the
Baptist Church, Wednesday night, by
the Rev. Dr. Wray.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
WHAT 1T WILL DO.

A Treasury man has calculated that a
hundred dollar bill viii support a weight
Of forty-seven pounds. Properly placed
il viii support "a whole family for a con-
siderable perIOd.-Puck.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
THREW LAMP AT WIFE.

James White, a negro, was arrested
By Policeman Young last night charged
with assaulting his wife. When the
case was tried today White, in mis- own
defense. saiu that he did not assault
his wife, but only threw a lamp at hert
He was fined slJ
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
FIRST DANCE OF SEASON.

The Alexandra German Club viii give
the first dance of the season at Nc
Burneys Han. corner Of King and
Washington Streets, tonight
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
NEW YORK.

The Bank of England failed TO ad-
vance its discount rate yesterday, and
sentiment in London was consequently
favOrably affected. Americans in Lon
don are strong. Steel preferred up IA
per cent common up a, and AtchisOn
up e.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET


Trading was done with a rush today
on the local exchange, the holiday seem
ingly having whetJed the appetite of
the brokers
Washington Street Railway preferred
was the star performer. reaching the
new high record of S5h for quotation
lots and Slia FOR scraps" and thus en-
abling Mr.. Hibbs 10 WIN his bet of 800.
made i'm August, that the preferred
stock would cross the bonds before
Christmas. The bonds today sold at
Sl@4, but 5000 At Sli2. Nearly 800 shares
OF the stock were traded i'm. The COM
mon stock was heavy, only one sale of
50 shares at zSas beiug recorded
Capital Traction receded slightly from
its Wednesday price, l42l4 being the best
paid.
Union Trust K Storage again was ac-
tive making maximum Of gain of
about points, the price ductuaung be
tween III 10 ll7ia.
Citizens National BanI,
sold at $50, an advance from the last
sale of 10 points, and closed at that bid
with 395 asked.
Second National gained pa points on
a sale of 10 shares at l1e
Eight shares of Columbia National
sold at 22J. he bid price has been 200
for some time.
Three hundred shares of Columbia
Fire Insurance sold at 1054 and lO3s,
fractional gain.
Washington Gas sold up to 6lai. an
advance of more than a point, and
about COO shares were traded N
Mergenthalcr made "a jump TO 1879 for
ten shares. a heavy gain, and closed at
1912 bid with 199 asked
LanstOn was weak, selling St IS,
loss of a good fraction
GraphophOne common sold al AS and
for TWO lO0-share lots. a fractional gain.
Greene Copper sold at 29ss, and 2S5s was
paid for sixty days options on $50
shares.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened weak. s to II points
lower Noon, steady.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
Tone Of Market D1shr6ea
PuceS Rally liter a Fail
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

tRepOrted by W. p. HIbbs & Co. 149 f
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock EXchanee.l
The Washington times., 1904-11-25

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-The following
prices We're quoted on the grain market
today
The Washington times., 1904-11-25

The council of administration of the
Washington Bankers Association VIII
meet at 4.l5 this afternoon. II is ex-
pected that j. ". Moore, who recently
severed his connection with the Metro
pOlitan Citizens Bank. will tender his
resignation as president. and be succeed
ed by Albion X Paris. the ia st vice
president The National Bank OF Com
merce will be admitted TO membership
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
NV YORK CoTToN MARKET.

The following prices were quoted on
the cotton market today:
The Washington times., 1904-11-25

Capital Traction Coz. l42&
Wash. Ey. O. EIec. Co, pf ss4
" zHh hy. & Elec. Co. CON-. gsE
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
RAILEOAD BONDS

Capital Tracticn Il. H. ls........ i07 10
Net. s.. X. II. le....-..-.....-.. III III
Net 81. X. X. 81, Cert. indebt. 1919
Net r. r. Cert. Indebtedness B.. l05 %
Columbia r.. r. Gs............... III u
Colunibla u. r. 5s...-.........a. 100 10
CITY & suburban 5s........ss-s.. 100
AnacOEfia & Potomac 5s.......sss lJ5 10
Eih. Nv. & Eler Co. 4s-.-...-. e4ss e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
curious Hunting Custom.

t. IaUra,,or Indians when on a
huns stalk On in advance OF the trafn
witt t.ar arms. While tire women,
haae.ty IJaau with rrov.~io"~ a'ei
ua~la~ :ee. all- a.aH- @.aea}
1at4- Htff H#a lords and masters ft
e.u ~ th.n. uf f,@t tHn or Wish il
4uHArae- leave ~eHe 4atde=a~ f.
tlcIr ua3-ge4~ Tor thc ~qaws tleT
tiluTf ~ lr7r26t ~I-G.: q" ~..ci, IN t41
e2.ua "ui Gra'v ii Tie saaN=the eN:sst
line at tIle -'.sDe" theu ea~t 1lle W.
nWH ho.jjn- painfully aion-. note tIf.
sicar and lhr pfa2,a.~s Of tine shadow
and know closely Tire difference Of time.
They know. too. whether they dare ~
lin2er for Il few minutes rest or II
they must hastily catch the stick or
spear aud hurry ou.~Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
An Interested Juror.

All instance Of an interested fury
nan Was reported not long ago. 4 jury
had taen impaneied. when man
stepped forward and explained that
wished to be allowed to do so at once
as be had to attend funeral at dis
tant place in the latter portion of the
week. a place was therefore made for
hilu i'll the jury box. The case was
tried, and owing to this mans obsti.
macy a verdict of acquittal was Sc
cured. II was subsequently discovered
that the man had never been sum
n.onea to serve 1T Ill and that the pris-
ouer was lii>; friend. London Tit Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
4 story of IRA Ii IN y i.

A rather celebrated composer asked
to be allowed to play his very latest
composition to Brahms, and did so With
tremendous vigor the perspira ton
streaming down his face as he pound
ed the piano Brahms at the end OF
the performance picked up sheet OF
the manuscript and. feeling it between
his finger and thumb, enthusia sticaIlr
exclaimed: Il say. where do you get
your music paper? It's first rate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Odd Japanese Customs

'rhe Japanese houses have no chin
neNs, and you are never warm enough
until the house catches fire. The Jap
anese have beef and no mutton; the
Chinese have mutton and no beef. Jap
ancse bells. like Japanese bellies, have
no tongues; Japanese snakes have no
poison; Japanese music has nc har-
mony. The Japanese alphabet is not
an alphabet, but selection of seventy
useful ideograms to dispense with the
10000 in ordinary use by the Chinese
Queer Things About Japan"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Both fjieH as They Wished To.

Tcnnystn, Who W;s II shy, reserved
man. could never understand Robert
Browning'S love of society. He had
been heard to remark that Browning
would die in Il White choker at Il din
ner party. The two poets died as
they would have wished to die-R Rob
ert Browning ia the grand palazzo
Ressonicco with his son by his bed
side, and Lord Tennyson in his beloved
Surrey home, surrounded by bis loved
ones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
1t BEII
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.

lumber
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY
Manufacturers and traier Lumber S4 ara
Doors House Bills our fauies and
buildings paun,I door eh5,, ,r3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Plants without Roots,

The flower of the air" is a curious
plant found i'll China and Japan. 1t is
SO called because it appears to have no
root and is never fixed to the earth 1t
twines round a dry tree OF sterile rock.
Each shoot produces two or three flow
ers like a lily white, transparent and
odoriferens. 1t is capable of being
transported 800 or 100 miles, and it
grows as il travels, suspended on a
tWig
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Ul& FURE.

HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
Our BEDS bedroom suits and the
best made and the cheapest
able ubstaniate Hold you us fr price,
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale and retail Office salesrooms Nos 42$i9s "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Long Journeys Made by Whales

The whales that swim about the is-
lands which lie oft the coast of Nor
WAY and Finland in March and April
travel immense distances. In May they
turn up at the Azores or even at the
Bermudas and sometimes pay visit
to the Antilles. They swim fast, for
III Jilne they are back again off Nor
way. Some of these whales have been
known to bring back evidences Of
where they have been for harpoons Of
the peculiar Kind used off the coast OF
South America have been found stuck
in then.-St. James Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Less Tiresnme.

Miss Chatterton? l think III send
her word that I'm out"
won't the still. small voice reproach
your"
"Yes, but I'd rather listen to the
still. small voice than to Miss Chat
terton."-Puck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
DOhbie's MetaphOr.

What do you think now, Bobbie='
remarked the mother as she boxed his
ears
Il don't think. replied the boy. MY
train of thought has been delayed by a
hot box. Town Topics.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Thorn 9.

''Do all roses have thorns, pop?"
Yes, my son"
II can't feel any Oh those roses on
MA S hat
You would if you had to pay for
the hat my son. " onkers Statesman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Both

Little Willie-Pa. Pa-Well. what Is
1t, Willie? Little Willie-Is writing a
profession or a disease? e?-Illustrate te6
Bits.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-30

Those who are fond 0f dramatic
situations and exciting Climaxes VIII
be furnished with a rare treat when
The JAMES Boys in Missouri is put
ou here This melodramatic pro-
duction Is said TO be the most sem
satioual production OF it's Kind ever
put ON the stage The company
brings with It the most magnificent
scenery ever shown here. Reports
from cities where they have played
declare IL 10 be the best thing ever
seen in this section. She!ton's opera
house tomorrow night
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VITAL STATISTICS


births.
James Worthy and vie. Byron.
November .. q girl
". Worthy and wife. Byron. No
yember 10, a girl.
Charley Daniel and wife. Ferris.
November 81, girl
Hunter Hughes and wife, Ferris,
October 9. a girl.
X. R. Erwin and wife. Ferris. Oc-
tober IS. girl.
John Powell and wife, Bristol.
October 30, boy
David c Nelson and wife. Bristol.
November :; q boy.
Hardie H. league a-c size, Bris
toll. NoyemD s, a boy
j. G. Nell and wife. Ennis. Oc-
tober 20. boy.
j. NJ. Sheppard and wife, Ennis.
October %, girl.
Milley Peter and wife. Alma. No
vember S. boy.
Joe Grizzard and wife. Alma, No
vember 3, a girl
Morgan Parker and wife, Ennis.
November 10. a girl
Robert Wilson and wife, Milford.
November 10. a girl
Ed Bracket and wife. Maypearl,
November /, girl
Bateman Clark and wife. Waxa-
hachie. November %. boy
G. p Wilsford and wife Waxa-
hachie. November II, a boy
Jim A. Aubrey and wife. Waxa-
hachie, November 10. a girl
c. 2. White and wife Waxa-
hachie, November 10. a boy
j. H. Horvick and wife. Wgxa-
hachle, October 81. girl
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rhat 90 rrnno.lttol

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on subscription 70 the Dail b. Light
you sea the paper Tor one I!ld year
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the paper costs you six dol Ears. but
by paylng $500 in advanced you yet
IL for he same length Of ime and
save "A dollar In the deal, which IL
equal 10 20 per cent CA yogs money
investment Those who hive paid
for s. year n advance are v Iil pleas
ed and almost invariably lpay for
another year In advance w len their
time expires Try Il once4 and see
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TIE DAILY HIGHT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-30
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Miss Ethel Campbell of Fort
Worth is visiting her cousin. Miss
Hazel Holland
Mics Madge Campbell of Fort
Worth is visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ
E Campbell, in West End.
Rev, and Mrs. n. Glvens went to
Corsicaua this morning to spend the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. VIII Rose
Mrs DIR. $. H. Vancleaye and lit
tie daughter, Sewanee, Of Venus
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs A. Cannon.
Mr., and Mrs ". A Floyd have
returned from Houston where they
spent last week attending the carni-
val ana visiting friends
Percy CounaIy viii leave this
evening for Sherman to accept the
position of cashier with the Sherman
Gas and Electric Company Percy
viii be succeeded here by Cecil
Fear,s
Buster Hlnies wuI leave this
evening for Chlldress. where te has
accepted position ia the Office of
the superintendent OF the Fort
.E.rtH and E.nr,- Railway Com
uaug