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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18
TOLL SYSTEM DESIRED
Oil Mill haa fay0rS Trading Neal aad
HILLS for Cotton Seed.

n the present plans of 10 W. Alli-
son, the publicist of the Texas Cot
tonseed Crushers' association go
through new way of trading for
cotton seed will be introduced in
Texas Mr. Allison believes crush
ers should give the farmer so many
pounds OF cakes or meal and hulls
for a ton of cotton seed. reserving
for himself a fair proportion for the
crushing
MIR Allison has succeeded in inter
esting a number of cotton seed crush
ers ia this movement and II is more
than likely that it will be partially
put into effect next year
THE plan is feasible, and will re
duee the wars that have been waged
between crushers to secure seed and
will give the farmer whatever profit
there may be- in handling the fin
ished products, said c. H. Bincini of
the Brownwood min, who was here
the other day For one / favor the
suggestion 1t is not movement
for the restraint of trade in any
sense Of the word Every mill can
fix its own toll The only thing that
/ would like TO see is for the farmer
to swap his seed for meal and hulls.
Such a change in the present
system would be profitable In more
ways than one II would, In the
/ first place. take less money 10 run
| mill during q season. In the sec
/ ond place Il would minimize the
| likelihood OF price wars In the
/ third place IL would educate the rails
ers of cotton to the fact that there
/ iS no better feed for cattle or hogs
| than cotton seed meal and in this
manner the farmer would diversity
and go more into the feeding busi-
tend TO increase the number Of hogs
raised Fort Worth Record
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18
WITNESS SENT TO JAIL.
said He Mould stay There Fifty
Years ii Necessary.

Hillsboro. Tex. Dee Is Com
plants were filed In justice court
Saturday against Perry Reese and
Gale VarneH charging them with
she burglary committed 10y entering
the grocery store or Ia d. Robey
Wednesday night Both parties are
in jail
The sheriffs force succeeded in To-
eating some of the fireworks The
grand jury is investigating the af-
fair
Another witness Was committed
TO jail Saturday for refusing 60 an
swer questions propounded TO him
b3 the grand jury His name rs
Felix Upton and he rs from he Blum
community he was being examin-
gd with reference 10 misdomeanor
case. and ON being asked certain
questions declared that he would not
answer on being reported 10 Judge
Wear he was directed 10 answer the
questions and informed that unless
( he did so he woulu be sent ro jail
Tie replied that IL compelled 10 re-
main In jail fifty years he would not
answer HE has not weakened SD far
and lis still in Jail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18
BAKERY CLOSES DOORS
%. u. Reed Files ChatteI Mortgage
for Benefit of Creditors.

a chattel mortgage was filed in
the county clerks office today at y
q clock by o. ID. Reed. who was en-
gagged in the bakers business on
Rogers street for the benefit OF
creditors Ben knoch was named as
trustee The liabilities are small,
amounting to $G34.26. The trustee
Is directed 10 sell the stock at pub
lie or private sale and TO first pay to
] $ Davis the sum of $50. this
amount being due for rent Skinner
q Supple are then to be paid $50 for
preparing the chattel mortgage Af-
ter the trustee retains a reasonable
salary he Is directed 10 pay creditors
in the following order
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18

E8f ID Mfua&hv#d as WasH sHasn
saM 8aFv8 a fn@ AaHe aEu al Ma
#lea Ga u &iHA lfWeN waite ca that
a8aee M and Ms HfssaAaaaA aE
v&sssa Is Maxahas hiw Sasmesia
KAe @HsusN4 E4 pwnwm~ Ha4 Hnr
aa#a F#na# HWmN farmer ~Ha
a#aF eAm NsK NMm FuMn4 sd @
> #um Ae @aa mArfie& IS t3a
Mr MA4&mB. fmFme - sass
eSss ans has sssisea here ae#
af a*e ~ag a@a &alse 8 HaHsHeF r
1raaasas Is he ti eha a81 an
sss~uAzaK fa Af Aeafse es5xU
- sh# aEs3F - a@s sS lAe flsaFs a
IS nsessf @uEahs a@HS mssu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18

-zn sgi your hogs a. TIE pen
and return them t. you
tfesse1. Prize 81 -. Newr
phone IL. Work guaranteed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18
Dinner Of Seven Courses.

4 six o'clock dinner of seven cours-
e- was given during the past week
by Dr and Mrs. l.. kepunger of
Main street Covers We're laid for
Mr and Mrs f. p Anderson. 0 II
Ross, Fort Worth Misses Clara Mae
Bodeuhamer. Noiina Cohen. Marx
Reynolds. Dallas. and the host and
hostess. Niolels and lile~ We're
rhe choscu decorations
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18
Cigars and Cigar Boxes

F1rUen. lha -Hul>-
e>t brands from the lead
nE ,jL3r makers both s
and I'D sent cigars Un
small boxes tor gitt Civ
lng 81 % box on up to
s.. You don get In oft
brand when VoG huV here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18

The Central viii have AN extra
coach here next Thursday morning
fut the passengers 10 the old states
The coach VIII la picked up by train
40 - aJ $3.50 o. m, and Will 20
ituuuh GO New orleans
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18

Foot Balls

For the boys. Reach s
rugby foot balls. at 75c,
81. 81 IS ana Sl.50 each
They Sult the BOYS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18
Utopian Chocolates

The highest grade.
the finest chocolate m
America THIS viii sun
the ladies' and misses
40. -Sc. go, and on ug
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-18

Aew A0Fk u-t tun Nutf &
En saH Professional ta@t fFHW
fhis tima uu Will ha trw wHttEful
tua wNeuHFvE fhr hnli tuteFta1a au
dsFfaka - ilaulaair thrE sHl Ha
tnHNf hHfe eWnsthe tniH 4tlE Et
Ai{i Mahe f aifftun Deb HlHilefe lHH
taHffHefs shieh wusf arataaliF COME
tan fhf NgAfAvf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14
Set nDe 6 8 BE II + d = Il

Set npse. 6 3 + e II i d y i.
Ser er / oisie Gage inoenfor aip-
benbapns Magiitrat % @arfuopalg
gjort Snoitillinger % trnffet 5oram-
italtninger, Ser bill bape Ell giennem-
gribenoe 5oronoring at Sorbol6ene
|neo Mpbapn til 6elge. Set gamle
8etebelifib bill bltpe fiernet. 90 /
|Steoet for oe imroitggraa Mbotprfts-
ifnre, ser MI itaar paa @laoie EN- peo
gfpbapn, pil Der blipe anlagt. Ell f11lo
mooerne inbrettet unoerjor6iif Mn-
italt iSmag mes Sen 'paoMmagertorp.
Samttoig agter man at bpgge ell
bre6 Sroppe, feren6e Iige neo til &ot1-
Set, og ber ifol, efter 8etbeliftbetS
Tiernelie, Motorfnrgerne lGgge til.
Set forpentes, at &jpbenbapns 6or=
Notwithstanding og Motorfnrge-
Selifabet / Screening pil p0e ct Gil
ifl10 al 10000 &r. til 0isle @loners
Sterilization, % ltogiften for &omu=
men bill 6a .6lipe ca. $1,000 &roner.
Mllerc0e / inoeparenoe CONNER bill
mon tage fat pao Mrbejbet, til bpils
fet Ser fnptter Jig Sc be6ite 6orbaab-
11i11ger ON cit llnuf Smregltleriug al
Sc pjebltffelige alt on6et el10 tiltolen=
Sc 6orbolo.
Com ct on6et bemprfelj espGroigt
Seq / 8eitrGbellerne for at lfobe
ltoritaosmGsiige 6orbplo / &jpbe11=
9apn Tan %anferes, at Wogiltraten /
ois1e Gage bar orellooet at bepilgc
2,147,000 &r. til M @on6berfsan=
lGg peo lille 0ejleoo. Set er Ell
Sum, Ser lnGgteltg imoger life 1ao
belt fist of Storltoo. 9og er oep no.
tl1rligbis fife Gale ON at BRUCE ollie
oisie Yenge paa cit Gang. S Mor ptl
Scr l%aoleoes fun" blipe Mnpenoel1e
for 100000 &r., iom Ell n%popenoia
ltogift iigten0e til at beltri0e Sc ltore
6ororinger> @Den &jpbe11bapn filler
til goot % rent Gou6. Yoo cl1felte
Gage forrige CONNER brl1gtes Ser
/ @opeolto6en ca. 425,O0O Sor. &ono.
bpilfet bill iige, at @tooens Go11o.
nerfer nriten bar tomme. Sg 6or.
6rl1get itiger 1to0ig = fife min0l1
pao @r11no of oep itooia mere al.
miroeli0e Mnpenoelie al %. 6. So
6erfor er Set, mon / Eioe far moottel
ibrge for 11pe og tilfreositilleno(
Shes ourcer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14
&jpbenbabn.

en- CANINE Sane. 9e,
Sane, iom @runotpig plejeoe at bape
bengenoe ODER iin 5alerltol, noor
9an talte / r9anlf 6%olfeiamfunb",
paje0e oper @artcl1 Sen Sag set par
150=9lars 0agen for &irfens Sno=
pielle.
Sire fIpgten6e y 0 T.
tn giitife SoIooter er
bleben opergipne til &,,gbenbopns
&oliti, iom n1 paa en- eller ol16en
Maaoe maa lie at faa Dem Ien6t bjem.
Sc anfom til &%jebenbapn mes 6ang=
borfen uGmilie", og Sc tom omboro
/ Sen, ga sen for en- Sis tilbose laa
peO M5orerl1e for at reparere. strafs
De Dor TONNE ON 8or0, lfiulte Sc Jig
neoe | 2aiten, og 6e blep fprlt opou=
geoe, Ga Sfibet bar noaet lagt no /
rum se. Sfibet fommer fra Ior=
ritarrt .og ifal til 2ibau. Set bar
fapt en- meget triit &eiie;; for fort
Sis li6en 6b0e iaale6es &aptejnen,
8effer, og 2. gtprmano al Bert
8eri. 8na fin iioite Neile fprtes Set
al Stprmano gngeliteo.
Sem ga ar1ig fro set.
On f%jgbenbapnif Jorretningsmanb
piloe forlpge at pnoie Statsbaneao.
mtniltrationen. JorleDen sgnoag
fit ban u1oer Ell Sur meo alampen=
borgtoget rebet fin %iplinternp Com
merfraffe / 5tpfter pua ct pGmme=
ligt Spm I &upeen. Naturligpis
pioroe BON &r6Dl paa 5tationen, og
Stat5banerne bar ltrofs rillige til
at eritatte Ben pre6e Ma116 Be 20 Ser,
ban bapoe gipet for 5raffen. Men
bet Dor fieoeligt for ban, at mon fra
8anens SIDE ipurgte Sfrpooerfir-
maet, bpis Merfe Sraffen bar. bpoo
ben bapoe foitet. sparet bar -45
ST. Den fiffige Sorretningsmano
baboe altiaa TENT % 81. bDis ban
ogiaa baboe paret Iaa fiffig at lprat-
te Maprfet Of. g1 anIpgger 5tats-
barerne sag in1ob ban, iaa oe 25
Sc gaar not here's
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14

600 Mors Snbileum
lom &jebltoo fan naite Mar iejres
al Snfsfjpbing.
1 Mor er Mftpgtsmo1o
9ficls Nielien / @e;nspig pes @ejen
fplot. Iorleoen 6lep ban itrpnet til
at gipe Mp0e / &eile Eolitiret for
at gipe noale Splpsl1ingcr / CIT Sag,
% Gen @nlrle erflGrc0e, at 6ol 11of
iful0e mp0e.
1T re0 ct +
t c n 5 e. Den ca. so
aarige Seffemano Miels Mielien fra
Gerl It De0 &ol6ing, ser por / 1ero
meo at feloe ct Sre / Sfopen, bleo,
oa Greet ltprte0e, rant af bette og
0goe paa Ste6et.
80 9rfeligt Is G m m G.
iteb. 6or ca. 5 gar ii0en iolgte Ell
Gl0re @llsmon6 / @prsmole, Nal
Sogn pe6 Garoe, fin @ien6om til Ell
Mon0 fra famine Sogn. 9erne er i
oisie Gage / Tero me0 at legge Sa=
get ON paa 8pgningen. SEQ oenne
9eiligbeo fanotes giemt peo Ell 8iel-
fe CIT Sparefasie6og, lp0en0e paa
S%parefasien fra &orbe % Smegn,
og paa bpilfen ser tn6eltoo $500
&r. Set bite Jig, at 8oaen tilbprte
Sen ti0ligere Ger al @%ienoommen.
S Stu og Dpo. 6or faa
Gage ii0en 6b0e / Mpfj6bing paa
Toliter Ell Maler $. g. Slien. &ans
&ultrl1, Ser ligelom Mo,16en leo al
EFT @,.erteipgoom, moatte goa til
Seilgs, og / 9pbet al Mfte1en blep
bun meget igg. Set aloite of 8pr=
meme, CIT IL Mars 9renh lp6 81 ON
Nattcn efter 99gen, men per1ote TIL
baGe noe1 at babe facet 0enlle mes,
% CIT 9olp Sime eftor 6p6e Mo0eren,
omaipen al fem %grn0enoe Born. ~
Mano % &uitru bleb to Gage ienere
%6egrape6e iammen.
S 0 + tono % $ a + +
form. Ge0 Ell @runolopsfeIt ! @ls=
borg forle0en fortaltes fglgen0e lille
@iltorte::
geo ct Sogneraaosmp0e tom Sa-
len paa StDret / @oml1nem, og en-
@aosejer fal1ot set ritneligt, at ban
icg bans Stan0sf9ller bar mere a,
iige en6 Sc imaa 2a11omnnS, for 10
ltbrre 6orbolb, Ell Mano arbeioer
l1noer, 10 itsrre SSnoiigt faar ban, og.
iaa bar ban 10 ogiaa beore STD %
&aab til at iatte fig in0 Sagerne.
sgaa tager en- &nsmano 0roet: yDe
mener altiaa, at en- Manos 6oritano.
itaar ! 6orbolo til bans &artforn?
On 6nsman6 fal altiaa fun bape en-
life 6orltanb;; men par M lao pe1l-
Zig at iige mig, bbor MECCA S%artfor1
en- Mato ifal baDe for at bore rigtig
floe?a
ent ioareoe go6seieren =. iffe paa:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14
On II il 0onif $ b Fl II.

VII ~ ~ ~
Belle. On meget imteresiant OPP
f::l1oelie, iom bar paft flor Snteresie
inoenfor cit minore &reoS al fremra-
gen6e gefnifere, ser 9ar let ben, er
giort al Mefanifer 6. 8. Gbrtito=
plerien, ser bar fonitrr1eret en- Wfa-
fine, iom peo Ell euelte Smore,rttng
fororbeioer set roa Sern til ful6fom=
ne &Gngsler. On 5oripgsmaitine
er for Gioeu at Spfinoercn opit!llet,
90 Hotent poo sen ,1pe Spfincelie er
uotaeet / Sc forifiellige 2anoe. Op=
%finoeren, &r. 6. .. Gbriitopberien,
or ipprigt 5bigerfa6er til sen feao=
te l1oltillingsmono @tlltam Mrup,
ser III liolt bar 9onmorfs @elteral=
fomisinr poo 8eroensu0ltillingen /
g.. Souls.
Srpfen Gan0. ur. Ye=
ter c II. Smtrent iamtioig mes
at Sen oonlfe 6rpfen Micbellen |
Sos Mngelcs, California, tog @fSa=
men lpm sen fprit tie banif=amerifanife
jurioilfe &nn6toot fit felipe gamle
Gonmarf iin fprite fpidoeliae @ano.
iur. 6rf. @ennp Sophie &eterien
al &jpbenbapn far / otsie Gage ab-
iolperet sen fulo1tGnOige juri0ilfe
Gmbeosefsolnen mes ct mutt 9alt=
babilts. @u11 er sen fprlte Ganoi=
bato iuris, ser CT %pro0uceret ser til
9onos. Men FUN bltper neppe bel
lioite! Yoa 5 Mar bar 6rf. &eter=
leu gieluncmfprt tit Stltoinm. Nr'
iii bum le at fon1me in0 / ct al Mt=
nj ltcricrne, mc0e,1s bum pe1ter paa,
IT cit IN Sob lfal bjemle ben0e Mo-
gang til at faa Detailing iom Gag
fprerfl,lomugtig. Sbi 6rf. &cterlen
o9tcr at goa 5agfprerpeien % enoer
nof iom @pjeitcretsiagfprer. Sun
5or befltuoet Zig fortrgffeligt mellem
fine manblige &ummerater % flagel
life oper Sen 8%ebonoling, Erofeslo:
rerl1e bar gipet ben0e.
Nn 0'els1pnerte 2ano
brl%.asfonoioot Carl 2,ln6 al 9roborl
fprelloar / ullgelfrift for 2onomu,ro'
at oprctte Mnoelsbpnierier. Sofft
bore .r9onlf Ml1oels= sguefspcrt"
lfriper ST.. 2un0, tager hi MI mo11g'
Millioner &roner biem for 9gg
Me1 Dor @pnIenpl li0er al Elonlps
beo. Somtioig me0 sggantollet el
@pnleontollet iteget og lteget alt fo1
ltgrft. Sg &jo0proouftionen lGgge:
Der 1let tffe @Ggt paa, ltagtet Sci
frnoe ifabes ct fortrinligt @jemmc
morfeo oerfor. ST.. 2nnb ol1befolel
Nnoelsbbnierier / 2igbco mes Sc
%9orbmtpten / Splflano. Me6lemmer
tie / Mn0elsbpnieriet Ser er ollie for.
pligteoe til at 6ol6e famine @occ
6porpe0 Sen pnifeoe G11sartethe0 q
Slogteopr og 9gg opnaaes. ggg oG
SlagtcfierfrG afleperes al Meolem.
merne til Nnoelsbpnieriet, Scr ItrafS
ofregner til 9agspris. Nnoelsbpr.
ieriet bor lin @eltprer> bpetn 2eoel
ien al Sc oaglige 6orretninger poo.
bpiler, % Se0ningen al Sc mootagnt
9pr beiprges Ser, ligelom Meolem.
merne ogiaa Ser foor sen funltigt
&l1gning n0fert.
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Hroptnierne.

600 Mors Snbileu M
Iom &jgbitoo fon nnite slar iejrcS
Al Snfsfjpbing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-02

Fine Job Printing. Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-02
LAST DAYS OF {. /. Clement
MAUI NEWS-FELT AGGRIEVED AT LAST SATURDAYS
EDITORIAL IN THAT PAPER AND THREATENED THE
MAN WHO WROTE IT-LEFT A LETTER TO DIR. BOOTE,

WAILUKU November Clement late editor and manager
of the Maui News committed suicide last Monday sometime but
his body discovered until this morning by Officer w. H. Rog
Since he severed his connection with the Maui Publishing Co.
Mr. Clement of nOXicatiOn He continued to
drink heavily until Saturday On Sunday night he
his visited T. Regan Arthur DOue
he manifested peculiar disposition and appeared
thinking he has been worrying
derab since employ the Maui News and
suicide editorial which appeared the Maui
Saturday The circumstance which lead the discovery Of
his body follows Early Monday morning he heard going
his the lao Hotel again until his body
discovered He left his desk addressed to Dr. Boote
notifying him of his intention take his life However Dr.
Boote did get the until this morning AS Booe
the letter addressed notified W. H. Rog
committed suicide and he did, he
would have done either the cemetery above McKay lao
Valley Rogers cemetery he arrived
when he found Clements body apparently leaning against graveyard
him. Decomposition beginning
to set in Rogers Immediately notified his supor and
Immediately summoned The suicide have occurred
about Monday, most likely during the early hours.
Clement the place only few days reading
book The officers of the Maui Publishing Co. taking charge
will give Christian burial Captain Lyman of
the Salvation Army corps will conduct the this afternoon
the funeral which will take place about o'clock.
1t reported that Clement somewhat short his with
Maui Publishing Co. which has caused him quite lot Of
1t also said that he threatened the life of the who wrote the
which appeared weeks OF the that
he worried considerably the editorial When Sunday
Clement He shot himself through the
pe all Indications have instant death When
found this morning his face all discolored
been identified with the newspaper business
long Hio for time running the paper Sde
Lights the of small farming He also in the employ
Mercantile Printing Co. in Honolulu and the latter part last
year Waikiki assist c. B. Robertson paper During
early part this year Mr. Clement solicited subscriptions for the
formation company take the News the
Publishing Ltd, he result Mr.. Clement appointed
manager editor of the which position he held until
weeks ago.
DR. Booe was morning
Clement being asked to show the letter written by Clement
publication and that he had for safe
ing Booe said kind of a will The letter
three four pages OF note book.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-02
GRAND JURY
A SAFEGUARD
JUDGE DOLE EXPRESSES IDEA OF
ITS USEFULNESS IN DISCHARG-
ING FEDERAL JURORS.

The Federal grand jury made its final
report to Judge Dole this morning and
was excused for the term, the judge
compHmenting the jurors on their work
and thanking them in behalf of the
community. THE grand jury is a safe
guard" he said, against the possibly
excessive zeal in prosecution that might
characterize prosecutions if left solely
to an executive officer, as in some juris-
diotions." The judge added that the
grand jury represented the best senti-
ment of law and suppression of crime.
ment of law andsuppression of crime.
The report of the jury dealt briefly
with the counterfeting Investigations
and concluded with a paragraph ex-
pressing appreciation of the assistance
given by District Attorney Breckons,
Marshal Hendry and deputies and other
officers of the court.
A list of 27 cases which were investi-
gated, in which 26 indictments were
found, was appended to the report The
indictments are in cases of smuggling,
counterfeiting, violation of liquor laws,
importing women, adultery and con-
spiracy, and have all been published in
The Star. The only case in which no
indictment was found was in that of
Mrs. Elese Bolton, arrested for possess
sion of counterfeit money. She is the
wife of the soldier now on trial for
similar offense.
The report was signed by L. C. Ables,
foreman, and C. R. Collins, E. 1. Spald-
ing, C. S. Hall, T. A. Hoyt, ]. Lucas,
]. H. Love, c. ]. Ludwigsen, ]. H. To-
sepa, Henry Davis, C. Haupu, C. s.
Evans, Thomas Gandall, John r. Gill;
land, w. ]. England. E. H. Paris, P,
d. Kellett, ST., John Walker, ]. NJ
Riggs, r. w. Single, L. de L. Ward.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-02

Want ads in The Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for 25I
cents. nj
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-02
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Territorial band will give a con-
cert this Thursday evening at 1880 at
the Moana Hotel Waikiki. Following
is the program:
PART I.
March-"Whispered Thoughts. .u...
'''''''''''' ''''' '''''s'' ''JOlllSOil
Overture-"Golden Legend" ...........
'''''''.'............. .Launrendeau
Ballad-"Dainty Little Ingenue". .....
n-"Maritana" ......... Wallace
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. ar, by Berger
Mrs N. Alapai.
Selection-"The Runaway Girl"......
''''''''''''''''' '........'....M Onckton
Ballad-"The Turtle Dove" .... Luders
Helen Blazes" ........... Ripley
Star Spangled Banner"
Fine TOh Prinffp1 gt,v nmoa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-02

Want Ads in The Ear bring quick
result" Three lines three times for 25
cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
AFTER BURGLAR
OFFICER NEARLY CAUGHT UP
WITH A PRoWLER IN WILL
ExLINE's CELLAR.

Officer Gould nearly captured a
burglar last night He was on the
lower end of Pike street when a sum
mons came from the residence of
VIII Exline, who resides on the upper
end of the same street near the inter.
section of Maple avenue. that bur
glar was in the cellar OF the house
and that he would be guarded until
he officer arrived This was about
$3.50.
Gould made all haste to the house
and when he arrived Exline came to
the front door to meet him and in the
the supposed burglar made
his escape. A thorough search of the
neighborhood was made but no prowl-
er was found.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

ssis'oo ipStS W tSU
School Notes.
The shaft school opened yesterday
with Willis Wilson in charge.
The new room at the Jackson addi-
tion school will be completed and
ready for occupancy next week.
Work is moving along on the Fifth
ward building satisfactorily. The
heating plant is about installed and
some rooms have been given the first
coat of plastering. It is thought the
building will be ready for use by the
first of January.
Principal E. A. Hunt, of the Second
ward grammar school, took the
eighth grade out to Traction Park
this afternoon for an outing. The
party took luncheon and were ex-
pecting great time. They left al
12:45 and are to return about five
o'clock.
The enrolment this year at the end
of the first month shows marked in
crease over that of 1903 and 1904
which was 1857 for the former and
1888 for the latter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10

Must clear our shelves of copy.
right and other books for our Christ
mas stock, this week at s1.10. Globe
Book Store, 314 Main street. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
LIGHTS ON RIVER
MoNoNeAHELA RivERMEN GET
NOTICE WHICH PLEAsEs
THEM VERY MUCH.

Pittsburg rivermen have been noti-
fed by government officials that an
inspection Of the upper Monongahela
river has been made and that lights,
for that stream will be supplied in the
immediate future. This is something
that has been needed for a long time
and steamboat men on this end are
very much pleased. The river in this
section is hemmed in for many miles
by high hills and is so dark at night
that traffic is dangerous. Not a
single light except on bridges is to be
found anywhere along the stream be.
tween this city and Morgantown and
from there to Brownsville and river
men claim 1t is insufficiently lighted.
While it is probable that not as many
lights as are needed will be furnished
at this time, yet what are sent up will
be thankfully received.
Copyright books, s1.1O this week at
Globe Book Store. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-10
SCHOOL REPORT
SHOWING FOR FIRST MONTH is
VERY sATisFAcToRY-EN-
RoLLMENT REACHES
1888.

The report of the public schools for
the first month of tnls year shows that
interest in school work is good not
withstanding the many disadvantages
under which both teachers and pupils
are laboring. The record for each
school is given below. The first col.
unn of figures shows the enrolment;
the second, the average daily attend.
ance; third, per cent. of daily attend.
ance; fourth, number Of cases of tar.
diness; fifth, pupils neither absent
nor tardy. s.