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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-24
CHESTY
BUILD

that is the way they are built.
We are going to show you the early
Autumn styles to-day. We are going to
give them at bargain prices.
Over FIVE hundred suits as pictured
above to fit chaps from to IS
years in handsome colorings. Bright,
snappy, new colorings and weaves
Built broad, chesty, giving that little chap
of yours the athletic build so much de-
sired by the Sons of the Rising Genera
ton. They're $500 values and $500 val
ues For to-day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
MASTER
Southern n d Of Lao Tung PENN
suIa In Control
OF JAPAN'S MIKADO.
Destruction OF Dainy Is said 10 BE
Complete, Breakwater aud Bnild-
ings, Besides the Piers,
Being Blown Up.

st. Petersburg. May Is--Advices
received by the general stan show that
the Japanese are practically masters
Of all Of the southern end OF the IIao
Tung peninsula save Port Arthur and
the territory commanded by its guns.
This result. so promptly brought about.
ia due to the failure OF the Russians
10 make opposition Of any conse-
quence member OF the general star
said TO the Associated Press that the
removal Of the guns from the fortl
fcations erected at Kin Chau and in
the direction of Dainy were primari-
~ for the purpose of concentrating the
entire Russian force at Port Arthur.
IL the men and the guns are scattered
the effect would have been to distrib
ute the means OF defense of the for
tress over a number OF points STRAIT
egicalty weak The destruction OF
Daluy WAS the result of no sudden de-
termination. but was due TO the prob
ability that force attempting TO hold
this place could be separated from
Port Arthur and captured. thus infiict-
ing further loss OF prestige TO the
Russians with could not be permit
ted at this time. To defend the whole
of the southern end OF the Lao TNung
peninsula II would have been necer-
sary 10 have an army equal to that
which the japanese could have landed.
The weakness 81 the Manchurtan
srrny ssId this officer. left only one
course 10 pursue. namely. that Of
mobilizing sufficient troops at Port
Arthur 90 hold Il until relief came.
aba ns3ehing every point outside which
did not contribute 30 the strategic de-
frnss Of the fortress u has beer
learned that the ground over which
the Japanese must charge to- capture
the fortress il heavily mined. II they
do capture IT, the officer said. they. VIII
pay a frtghtrui price
The destruction 0f Ttainey r. com
riete. the break water and the build
inES as sell as the piers aud 4 chs.
having been blown ur
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
TWO CONVENTIONS.
Regular Republicans and What Are
Termed insurgents" Meet.

Little Rock, May Estate conven-
tions were held in little Rock Tues
day by the regular Republicans of Ar
kansas and by the faction OF the party
known rs the Insurgents" which
broke away from the regular organize -
tion two years ago Only one candf-
date for governor and one presidential
elector were elected. An understand
Ing was reached which is expected 10
result in the reuniting Of the two fac
tions before the opening Of the cam
paign, General Powell CLAYTON. United
States ambassador to Mexico was a
delegate I'm the regular convention.
and was active ia the peace move
meutS
Harry II. Myers OF Little Rock was
nominated for governor without oppo-
sitiou. 5Td no nominations were made
for other state officers Delegates to
the national convention were instruct
ed for Roosevelt II l.. Remmel Sid
r. RedGinx aud NJ ". Gibbs OF Little
Rock and Charles y. RIx 81 Hot
Springs were elected delegates at large
to the national convention. Gibbs is
"a negro. r. W. KimhaH Of Little Rock
and Charles r. Duke Of Baxter were
elected electors at large
The iusargent state convention ln-
dorsed President Roosevelt 8u8 adopt
ed resolutions urging its members to
vote for the electors selected by the
regular Republicans
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance 10 prohibit ioll0wiag the
occupation ~ vendtng, nav hihS pr b"u
dssng irsih eanas o, 9sn s,r art' .,sys M 81
aides axis utsh8n certain dehstssi limits
~ th@ city and repeal Articles 1hap.
Ger g. and al other ordinances and parts
u ord nanooz 10 conflict Nith this ordi-
t. a ordained by the Clty Council q
the City 81 MANahaehie that the tnlluw
inx ordinAaee bee ana the same - hereby
1setssn 4 that hereafter IL shall be an
ta@fal Tor @nY person. persons wg gofp1-
ra14an faIta~ ing the pce apati0B If hawk
Tag. reading Or pesiullng tfpiA- candy 9f
other aFtieies 1T mereh andl~s. % haS :.
smna az eeAdiw AnY fruit cRnds 80 other
art1rls 81 Merchandise in or on any pub.
fte street allies ar side walk ia the AttX 81
WaMaharhis within the following p1unas
Hawinmtng a tha Intersection IT Rogers
@tFwss and Haustan a Texas Central 8atl-
raaa known As TIRE was snat a." AAhs
thsaee 40 hqgers street q Watsf s,sess
thence Is Water street - BIN street.
thence an Kim .ireet - Madison street,
th@urm d0@n VI adtson street 20 la Ae1h
street thence up saAd u ks9n stf~~t "a !
thaaeas es4M = said rail roaa With same ~
4 w@MfNrAg direction "a ~ inter snttl1A
slah Rnwera street the plAce IF heKin'
aeetiana Any person. p~r~aaa or ear.
tsaraat0n etuiatimg AnF praFt@s@n ~ tta~
above am1 l0regaing section snaa 2.
s'ssaeIs-fsssa shall lss nnsd 4 AM sum aes
u Ia - II
preceding twenty ave aotlAf& AHa NA2 Z
sale mhmll ~ deemed a. ~ S~paf "" =
twmms. pras tsis.st. thai 1thAn& - thta -
.4fmMnVR ahatf b. construed 20 tnaaAta pet
sssna aaiiaaa a1eftag tnf safe - atfksASs
snM traits AMI eansit@s 81 81 49, W n ~
sse@Rpsam msA8s~ on she Sidewalk tHm78ektA&~'
- - front - the bstti1AnE anwuEt@s4 -
frss68 emasaN o. - her stare - fhN p~Fs98
- sscrunyln@ the aame nat sxssssa.mS
1890 gess 6mA eY0Fm fhe property me ~
- fmRfa8a edge ~ said side ~ So AL P#f-
ss1ss 81 f,eTsoas wha are AaCtee*$ 4aAeI
ehm uReq&A&ssna oS aaAa uF9tAanses RAs9sNA
efumwmtrmsA faNmmMm may e Fef9maN4 re
- 800 aAars "a smsA tsm@mM@ EaT a@Am IA
exmsred time WEun aSsSsstz @as..a =. - = -
sseq239ss 4 AfAAe5e ore On Ana I've -
KsMaxsfMw " NnvtsmM 68s&amMm#*# ~ tMM
fF#Ks ~ 'NagahaNMsa. 1ma eli @&mNf afuF
sesssesen 40 w&rss ~ ordinances - euf'
HIex mlsh shls ersinnnre are nefenE -
@@Msm8.
"a NJ wALwMm. 1n- w. J. =. k9Aas
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Dallas Texas On sale May 18th
aud 18th. Rate ri 10. Limit May
18th.
Mobile. AlA.-On sale May 18th
aud 18th, Rate s2l.s5. Limit June
Ind.
Port LAvacA, Texas ION sale May
IAN. l6tn and 10th. Rate $40 ~.
KNIT May 24th.
Austiu Texas 90 sale May ~
and -. Rate S5.s1. Limit May -.
Houston Texas sale May lbth
and for No. 3 ~ and ~ May lTth,
Rate 81 O. Limit May 20th.
Fort Worth. Tex.-Ou saie May
~ and "a Rate sl.T0. Limit May NJ
Dallas, Tex On sale May - and
~. kAte SI.0. Limit May a.
st. Louis, No. On sale April 18th
TO November 1lth. rate sH.S) Limit
ca DAYS from date 81 sale.
~. Louis. Mo. On sale April Ith
TO Nov. Yah, rate 81. 10, Limit Ii
days from date Of sale.
~. Louis, Mon sale May II
and 81. rate elA.l0. Limit days
from date OF sale wal be bonored
for passage 10 coaches or chair cars
only.
Cleveland, Ohio On sale May Is,
Ia. Ii, 10 and H. Rate Ea to. Limit
Maya.
~ WORTH On sale Nav u aud ~.
Rate sl.7n. Limit May ~
Houston Texas On saie May
3ist and June let. Rate S1.sa. Linn
Il June 4th.
Austin. Texas ON sale June 9Th.
and 5th aud san and train No -
June 9th. Rate o. "a. Limit July
23Fd
Chicago itl On sale jane l0th TO
nth inclusive Pate &gf.D. Limit
Sept Nsh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
OPENED FIRE

Seventeen Japanese Steamers Opened
up on Sung Vus cheus
ST Petersburg. May Is-Tba fol
lowing telegram from General Kuro-
pafktu to Ghc emperor under date 81
Ma is. has been given out here.
'''fa cards noon seventeen steamers ap-
preached SiunE Yne Cheng and open
81 fire upon the town whle ave YES
sis approached the shore At ! 81
= IA three large steamer appeared
or the eane ard ~ 20 = m tire
ensmY ianara 81 Luang Tssa TunS
ans commenced march ta the airec-
ti0n 81 Katuing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
FOR WALL.
Wisconsin Democrats Instruct for Him
as Presidential Nominee.

Milwaukee May ig--The support
srs OF Edward c. Wall defeated the
adherents Of william r. Hearst in the
Democratic state convention. resolu-
ton tnstructiug the Wisconsin dele
CATION to the national convention ut
st. Louis "a vote from Mir. Wall having
beer adopted BY a viva yoCe vote In
addition. the convention adopted a
platform which Tecog the last
national platform AS the code OF ma
tionsl Demo, racy until "a new plan IL
adopted Amang Other things the
platform favors tae enforcement OF
laws against trusts tariT for revenue
Only repeal Of tAriG or ali trust made
art eies deposits 81 surplus moneys in
safe hank deposit repositories, and in
cofn~ tax Law ana the election ef Unit
81 states senators by direct vote.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

Berlin. NAV tk--ssolonei gacstkw.
war correspondent Of she Tags-blatf
telegr&phed hts paper from MukdNn
confirming previous reports that tA~
JApan~es are advancing against the
Russian line At Lao Yang. Hal Chang
and New Chwang The Japanese right
wing a3dra il pushing forw ard hest
tstiaEiy bat the left wing - moving
with greater energy A strong Russian
cavalry fierce II hanging apen the Ia
panese fiauks ehservlue the euemY e
ines wfff rnsS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
TEXAS PHARMACISTS.
Druggists o. Lone Star State Meet
In Annual Convention.

Thomas OF Taylor called the State
Pharmaceutica, association TO order
Tuesday over 100 delegates were
present Mayor jackson welcomed the
delegates. J. Bingham OF Houston re-
sponded for local druggists and Jacob
Scrodt for the visitors The latter
characterized the present pharmacy
law as farce and said people in rural
districts were made dupes OF irrespon-
sible doctors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
LARGE CLASS


Little Rock. May Isl The -reari
Scottish Rite Mssors southern iuris-
dietiou. was h~id Tuead3F Rear Al
nNr1si Ss.hi~y. C'oue~essus.tr IA hsrti3sop.
supreme commander. sat party ~
evenly three thirty second degree Ms
SONS from WashlnKt9E HH# tHe east
are here % wtsnrss the Nars Rs exeHf-
pl.fiesi hv Albeit Pike HHss-iaF, The
GiAas ~ candidate rs fHr largest an
reeerd here. rambrFs1K ise End ls Ore
81 the largest ga Fecord. aeeariInE 60
Supreme eamuant H Hafse#u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

- Leafs MAJ is-Af the second
session IT the National and fnterus .
tianai tsoaa Reads convention the
principal speaker MAS General Nelson
A. Mgiea. who declared himself 20 be
thoroughly tn sympathy with ths
movement for better ruaas. ans IN hls
address recommended that s8ae rssn
IN she army b used ln times u peace
ram @mWan@~vtnw eaFp@ ta iocate th~ best
ana Fnest feasible raaA ana eoag@*ase
WITH th~ Surveyors - VaFaaas eoau-
ties and states.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
ARRIVE AT COLON
General Davis. Ma or Blake and Sec
retsries Warmly Welcomed

Colon Msy 1s-Tbe steamer CITY
- Washington from Nev York MAJ
TO- with Major General Davis gov
eruor Of the Panama canal zone. Major
BLACK and their secretaries ou board.
has arrived here General Davis was
welcomed on behalf os the upw repub-
DC bv q committee % ar-. he.ded by
Project Mrleudez ard TRACK Robin
son the spokesman pf the committee.
The governor viii remain So Colon
for "a dsy cor tao ans wlu rna0 proc
esd 90 Cuiebra
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a right TO contract in collective ca
pacity for the sale Of their labor, bat
they cannot be upheld in making con-
tracts which excil lie other labor from
the right 10 contract"
In closing, he announced that the
association had gained 1909 members
in the last year bringing the total
membership up TO 5000, and was In
better finaniai condition than II has
ever been
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

cIsssd shep Against Pobsie Policy sad
Of poubtful Lsnality.

Pfttsburg. MAY 1s,-In hts address
before the 700 delegates 10 the Ma
sionaI Association OF Manufacturers
President ID. M. Parry. speaking ON the
labor question. said: THE closed shop
Is against public policy. and is Of
doubtful legality. The liberty OF the
individual would be impossible II he ,s
debarred from the right 10 contract
foe his services because he does not
belong to a onion. l believe that this
truthmWflI become generally recognized.
and that the day must come when no
industry viii be allowed to run on tbs
closed shop plan. Any set OF men have
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

pemurrsrs Are Sustained BY District
judge Il Austin.

Austin May IS. District Judge Vic
tor r. Brooks sustained defendants
demurrers - plaintiffs petition In the
case Of the state against the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railroad and Amer
fcan Express company. thereby giving
p complete victory for the defendants.
The suit was instituted by the dis
trict attorney for penalties aggregat-
ing s2s5, n1e for alleged violation OF the
antitrust law. in having exclusive
contracts for operation OF said ex-
press company over that line.
The case viii be appealed and taken
10 the higher courts by the district
attorney. who will receive IS per cent
Of all judgments collected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
BY NINETEEN VOTES.
Hearst Gets California Delegation by
Gloss MARGIN.

Santa cruz Cal. May is.-~By ma
iortty Of nineteen votes the Democratic
state convention instructed the dele
CATION TO the national convention At
st Louis 10 vote for Congressman W
r Hearst for president The vote
stood For instruction 365, against.
SAC Tuesday was consumed Ia st
tempting TO effect permanent oTgant1a-
ton. drafting resolutions, oratory and
clearing the decks for "a vote
Platform demands enforcement or
antitrust laws. recognizes organiza-
tion OF labor to be direct contribution
10 our growing civilization favors
short hours while favoring Panama
anal ondemns methods employed by
administration IS securing right or
way.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

Great Fails Mont. MAY lS.--Sena-
tors clark and Paris Gibson and COY.
Toole. Martin Galway of Butte. W. :.
Conrad of Great Fails and Martin Ma
ginniss Of Helena were chosen Mon
tanas delegates 90 the national con-
ventiou at ~ Louis bv the state Dem
ocrattc convention The effort - the
Hearst followers % see ure the lndorse-
Fneut of th~ couventioa for the ctndl
daey OF tine New Yorker for pres dent
met with defeat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
NET BY cossAcks.
Fire Of the Japanese Cavalry and In =
Fantry Was Poor

FAatTY Was Poor
81 Petersburg MAY ts t3~a,rii t,u-
ropatkln telegraph 60 tl,~ etursfee.
under date ~ Nav lC, IS fai'aa~ EH
MAY lp our cu~ysek~ strut1 y,e3 =
force ~ the enemy composed af ~.
battalion ~ iufamry sna taa ~oaa}
roas ot cavalry belonging srg..feuN
To the japanese gusrsls djsf~lap NEAR
kaan Dian Sssa. snd The faStIia,3s ts s-
cd for ar hour ard "A halt The frs.
Of the japanese infantry ard ctvslrs
was poor W. had one Cos~ssi x
wounded and oue horse kjiled and au-
other wounded and Two Cossa CHS miss
fug
ON NAV "a the Japanese vanguard
occupied H&ihauentssa IN the vale y
OF the Pstso river, TsiAoKtao. In the
valley Of tire left branch of the sa me
river. ShitslafutSu and Hitvouch~n in
the valley Il the Al river. and Kusn
Ttsn sian
~On lay "a the Japanese OCCUPIED.
FNolau8ieu Nlth - detachment of tao
hAttatiaus - infantry and two sluaa.
tens Of "a valry
~eta MAY - and IS the J4pa nese Re
connotsauces had not pushed beycr.i
four and q bali uilrs from tire station
90 Nafsrdtau
-o' MAY rs therr vas no advance
of anv considers bio force of the cns-
my - fh~ north or roIa udi~n'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

Memphis Nay Ia Tia taltr~ te-
parfrneat j. werkinw 81 a : sa8e a5s-
Faea robbery cNme. - LsFr. e-H
kn@wn sstAAen. Hvsne az ESQ shelby
sssest. wews ta mara early Tuesday
rscwuimw. pavsaw ne zhsrues srears-
inw ~ Mrm. taexy. kt~a s. hffe m,~u err
teFe8 the huu@~. Asoan8 ara wsExe&
A<T an9 FansAeke4 ~ ragua ssrurtrs
eatamssessam Faaaea az see - arresss
have he~n namAn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

panvslie. Va. Nay - ThasnAR Ia
wfs. white. enterna the hos1m ~ vi. T.
p@ar~an neMr RidExwMy, msmrw eaun-
~. ard astesnpsea = erfn1aaAI assault
or Ara. pear@oa- The lady screamed
and a fArnser naznea CgvinRson emnsm
&c her AID lie cAptnved Davis a
Saeb tack TIRE latter eus 90 Jsfi ana
aeunaiy shraBhed him
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

81 pwtsrsaWFx MAJ ~ Ia - an
Ea9ne~d that Lieutenant General
ZaHmaiiteh has been relieved froFu
command - the second siberian army
division. and that Lieutenant General
Gent @li@r eerrmsr governor sf Ekat-
eFtuasiY has b@@a appaiut~a so sac-
cemA hsm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

Rockdaie, Tex, May 1S.--On the Bur-
net farm. in the upper edge OF Lee
county, eight miles southeast of Rock
dale. Charlie Maloy was shot to death
with . double barrel shotgun Ely
Booker surrendered 10 Deputy sheriff
Brown Of ice county. Parties are col
cred
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
REAGAN FOR Parker.
In an Open Letter to Mr. Bryan He
FaVors New Yorker.

Palestine. Tex. May 1s.--ln an open
letter TO Hon. w. ]. Bryan Judge Rea
gan favors the nomination OF Judge
Parker of New York for president and
says minor considerations should be
dropped.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18
Brother Stays Brother,

Corpus Christi. Tex. May 1S-The
two year-oid son Of r. Emmert.
prominent merchant and farmer ~
this county was accidentally shot and
Instantly killed by his nine -vear-old
brother with target rifle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

publican state convention Endorsed
Presidsnt Roosevelt and favsrs his
nomination hv the approaching ma
sfanMl convention
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

Columbus a.. Nav Is Republican
state convention met here Tuesday
Hurrtuk DICK and COX control the
body There we're no contests Gov
ernor Herrick was elected tenn orary
chairman
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

Gsiney. Mass Nay Is rhe hattie
@htpa Rhnae Es8maa w@s successfully
tzsxselsea ~ sh~ yards 81 Sc Fssst EsS-
o. Shir aNa Enwfa@ easapan8
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WI. P. Leigh, ia S FL: !. !,

Tornado Insurance. Agent for the
American surety c.. Bonds exc
cuted. $1,000 accident policy $IH
Tor one year Once az stairs over
Ross Jewelry Co
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

WANTED-Your orders for shucKs,
cheap feed, also, cobs, they are
cheap enough to burn. Let us have
your spare bran sacks, ask for
prices at New Grist Mill. Free De-
livery. j r. williams Il Co. 40
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

FUR SALE Good biackland farm
just outside city limits. At bargain.
Might take part in trade. Apply to
W.. NJ. Roger, Waxahachie. IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

A Boy ranses AYthav Nxnsx Faiat@a
and aetl 81 fFuus - 8 lscosnstixe ter
rslAea nomth VI Sahletts star. La. lie
wAN killed
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WANT COLUMN |


LOsT-0ns Scotch Collie female
pup, two months old, color sable
and white. Return to r.. j. Lack
land and get reward. Ill
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AZ YOU-Want to rent a nice resi-
dence In East End on car line,
cheap. See j. w. Halves at Dur
hams. 43-pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

L0ST-A stop watch used for tim
ing horses. Finder return TO A. j !.
Curiee and get reward. Al
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NICE RU ABOU T-For sale
cheap. Apply at this Office. 40
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GOISG-To the Worlds Fair?-If
so buy n $1,000 accident policy, good
for | year, for 81. w. l.. T.. Leigh If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

WANTE D--s1 buggies to paint at
once. Workmanship frst class.
Prices moderate. j M. Gilmore,
Phone Us in building formerly oc-
cupied by I'll Daily Light. cod II
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FOR SALE-A surry horse, cheap,
Gentle aud safe for women aud
children to drive. Apply at this Of
flee for particulars. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

FIEE-Carnations and cape jase-
mines. Would like your order as
early as possible. Mrs. bird For
rest. Phone BOO. Al
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-05-18

FREE SAMPLE 70 AGENT
Practical ready call device for tele-
Apnones. Saves brain work and
hours Of time. Sells itself. One
aaIe sells dozens. Seeing is be-
Ileving. Send stamp. The Tele-
phone Appliance Co., One Madison
Ave. Dept. r. A D., New York
City. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
SUIT TO RECOVER $4,000.
Exposition Water Co. Charges
Violation of Contract.

Tie Exposition Water Company fled
suit IN the Circuit Court yesterday
against the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company for $500 damages tor alleged
violation OF contract
The plain;iP alleges thai It Is engaged
in selling drinking Yater. and that it OBJ
taiHed through Z. Z. Lane, agent for the
organizers Of ths company. d concession
for supplying water ut the Worlds Fair.
and that It put In 4 plant at a cost Of SIS
olo. with capacity for supplying 2oQo}1
gallons OF water j day.
The Worlds Fair Company reserved the
right for exhibitors OF spring mineral
and other waters 70 make exhibitions, but
that they or others should not have the
right to sell drinking water, il is alleged
The defendant allowed other water COM
pafieS TO make sales OF water daily over
the protest OF the plaintiff. It is stated
Inc W auhssha company and Consumers
Company Of Chicago. Eureka Springs
Company of st. LOUIS sold water. and the
defendant was also competitor in the
sale of water. it IS alleged.
The NaukeSh2- Eureka Springs Can
sumers and Crystal companies and the
defendant sold water to the extent % s.l)
a Day Tor $50 days Of the Fair, and the
p.alntlf diG not sell in consequence more
than one-haf as much water as il would,
Water vas sold to the United States
". .i, ,;I to restaurants. concessions
on the iike and 20 exhibitors in EXHIBIT
palaces. to the damage OF tho pIaintfff in
the sim OF S550h. it is ALLEGED. T. il arsn y,
aiIeSei thtt h!isr company was allowed
TO establish fountains and to l.!i-a fr.s
water To the public. causing an aIIaae,J
loss TO the Plaintiff OF $500. 'et
IN" p.aintff claims it was r-eva-trrl
g exhibit IL % PALACES causing the plaintiff 10