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1t was In subway train On the
lap of woman. apparently her moth
er. sat girl OF some eighteen months
Next to them was another mother with
her two yearold son. Each woman
petted the others child, and the boy
liked the attention and laughed and
pranced. The girl maintained a
straight face. She did not fret, nor
apparently did she want to cry, but II
the word can he used In the case of
one so young she was bored. The
petting Of her own mother and Of the
other woman clearly had no effect
Then the little boy entered the lists
Edging up to the child. he put his arms
around her neck and said, II love 'ooT'
Then il was that there broke over the
baby's face the first smile that bad ap
peared since the long subway ride
from Harlem began. And as for the
mothers. the usual and natural com
ments as TO presclence followed. New
York Tribune
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some time ID the thirtIes 81 the last
century Prophet Joseyh Smith. ST.. the
Mormon. and q party Of his followers
were PROSECUTING III Muskingum conn
II. o. He appointed certain day
when he would show the people his
wonderful powers and that he was .
second Christ by walking on the wa
tiers Of Aud creek. The water was
always muddy A day or two before
the time set grandmother's brother
Robert and couple OF neighbor boys
were accidentally attracted to the
Mormons working at the creek and
c0ncealng themselves, watched the
Mornsons put down stakes and put
planks on them from bank to bank,
the plank resting about six inches I'M
der water. After the Mormons left
the boys went down and took out the
center plank, where the water was
about ten feet deep. The next day
Balaam Sln.lh came down to the creek
and, after ii long exhorta ton, started
across the creek. He was all right
and on top till be came TO the center
where hts powers" seemed to leave
him, and he went TO the bottom. This
was the end of Mormonism In that
county
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Butterflies may be imprisoned AMI
unintured in the midst OF a whirlwind
Gales in a genuine typhoon are 50 ter
rible that the stoptest ships can scarce
ly hope 10 weather them, bur there Is
spot at the very center Of the storm
where something like a dead calm pre-,
walls From the outer edge Of the dis
turbance, which may be 800 miles
across, the wind velocity increases to-
ward the center until within a few
miles Of that point there comes a sud
den luli Thera the rain ceases aud
the sky often clears. In this little
calm area, which sailors call the eye
Of rhe storm, group OF butterflies
has frequently been imprisoned, ana
their dainty. delicate forms are as safe
in this aerial cage as If lowering Ia
sunny meadows but as helpless as ~
u collectors bottle.
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As TO RADIUM.

us NF11H r~ end Radum shat and Badlum evepthlnr.
"o since he pforouiasm and the human
ua- tuy5hlaE o thing revealed
They els good for end excellent
The "hoa automatic heor}a knocked very little
F|s paluees paHarea every Of ll
lts Hn0faed end fts little liver
ral ~ate fte white the yellow pink.
tfs fsf'er HaH the Keee5 hu ths
tr'o ftr bald name head f aud
TaIl maka she ssaln ua api.ibu chairs
Ettff~ aaalas bTeaaasf faods
tH 'ea'rf fs s1tstue fnf sarEie oii end sine,
TIE Rua asaln. DUMB.
And bt.shte ahssse hristtrr Raduu
t rtrnsdasa fhr hsHtatE ire pink-eye mumus.
A slim 01 tao 'aFuei into wtl take
zee OBJ" aaltsrsai solvent ere phiosophFers
Perpetual motion. aud proper food of tone.
H food iof mendins hfusen hs posss
H cures me Hlawafta hatlf. ISLANDERS Re
.fis specific fnf the urkets. a foagh paste.
And fakes awfa
On Muse seiemiir fold Up yoar
Tur an is ~arh complete
For t~in on ltsls ezs
NeF Si sac fa~s tAe
Atlantis
aeuaay aasas Aprl g. : PasHr Auditorium
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FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE
For All Such People in MaNahachie
We Guarantee NinOI VIII Create
Health, strength and Nitak
8fN. or Return Money.

Hundreds of people Fleht here
WaNahachie need just such
strength maker and body builder as
our delicious cod liver oil preparation
~Nln0l and We simply cannot an
deTstaHd why they will continue 10
drag aut hair dead and half alive
existence when we guarantee VlnoI
will iufuss uew life. luviEofate evefs
.orE1u ia the body stop fhe natural
decline aHd make them sell. vigorous
and strong
lf rou want 20 know SOW an aged
feeble discouraged man on woman
may hg made active, cheerful aud gis.
uT0us, fesd This letter
Mrs Catherine ThsFer Il Albany
y " writes Six months ago
Ter tbaf ] ess hgoksn iassn Nith age
sud ea8 doomed 20 the WeAk and
feeble condition ~ old people The
slightest exertiou tired me aud
had 40 strength NJ daughter
bfousht mv bottle e Ninol 4
soon fel' an Improvement. conilnn.
ed its ase. and ara nos sell cheerful
and stronger than I have been for
Teara 10 tact feel ten years
F0ua9ef
Ninoi i act strong stimHisns
~hich FeAets on he system. hat i
- a genuine fonir and body builder
which creates strength ~ haslainK
40 sweFV organ ia th~ hessiY "a 90 ism
w0rN af nature intended and make
fsch. red bleed. Ia fhlA way II stops
100 natural decline and replaces
weakness wtth viEnr Rs wiah every
Gid PERSIA - Wax&haehis would rs
Vinoi 0B car guarantee sa nw4aru
mon@v Il IL fails. TaAs . anmm At
vsnul afs~F sarh EaeAI ever namhs
before r~2fxan@ ard n0s@ lea n@n@fsexaa
w&fmws fao@a a Martin. arwRmawfm
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senior B. Y. P. .. Program.

Subject for Sunday, April 50,
clarifying God in His Recreation. "
/ Cor. 10: 10; Psalms 16: SILL.
Leader, Royal Musgraves.
Evil recreation, Exodus 80 L.
Eula McQuatters.
The keynote of true recreation.
Matt. 6: 80.
Recreation in season, Feel 3: is,
Edith Tingle.
The need of strength. Joshua i:
5-9-Clara Beckwith.
Questionable recreation, Rom. IA.
15-17.-Stella Jennings.
The souls recreation, Psalms %:
1-3.-Mr. Grow.
The Sabbath rest, Exodus 20: Sill
Hazel Davis
Those on the program are urged to
be present with two minutes talk on
their subject
Daily readings:
Monday Parallels Of warning,
Luke Is.
Tuesday; Progressiyeness, faith
and the lepers, Luke II: lie.
Wednesday: The raising of Lazar-
us, John IL; 1-54.
Thursday The coming OF the
kingdom, Luke IL 20; IS: IL
Friday: Jesus law of divorce
Matt. 19: 3-15; Mark 10: 2-16.
Saturday The Eich young ruler
Matt. 49, Is; 20: 10; Mark 10:
1874,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-10
SHAKESPEARE CLUB,
Questions on the Lesson for Clubs
Meeting April II.

Act Nv: Roll call, quotations
from the lesson.
How is Bottoms absence account
ed for?
Is the actors fee mentioned, his
torical?
In what sense is preferred" here
used?
Sum up the proposed preparation
for the play
Cite instances that would argue
Bottoms not such an ass after all.
What are his ruling traits? Re
deeming features?
Is the race of Bottom extinct?
Read Hamlet's advice to his play
ers. (IiI: p. Here is a passage
that argues that Shakespeare wrote
his play in full maturity of mind.
What passage is it?
What is the resolution of the rus
tic story?
Act V. Scene THE two last
last times of Thesen's speech are
adjudged spurious. Why?
What forms the object of thi sact?
To what does Thesens refer in
three antique fables?"
Are his lines descriptive OF this
play?
The passage here describes the
poet for the office OF paltry see Two
Gentlemen from Verona. (III; 3
lire 72)
Name the sports that ar eripe
How does Philostrate rate the play
selected? The players?
What reason does Thesens give
for his selection?
From whence does he say the pleas
IRE is 10 Gomez
What are the several comments
upon the prologue?
Read the prologue properly pune
tuated
What well known saying comes
from Demetrius?
Select two poems in this play
Scene.
What was a Burgomask dance?
In what words does Thesens de-
cline the epilogue?
How iong was the marriage cere
mOny TO last?
What does the opening dialogue
teach to tn Irrespective characters
OF Thesens and Hyppolyta?
To what other Shakespearian
king have critics compared Thesens-
What would Thesens have thought
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THE MOTHER AND HER DUTY.

President Roosevelt never loses an
occasion to give expression to his well
known views on the subject of the
family He recognizes that upon the
sanctity of the family and the fam
lily life rests the hope Of the perpetu-
ity of the nation A strong ,virile
citizenship cannot be built Of weak
lings or Of the people who shirk the
duty which God and nature has i'm
posed upon them. Onerous as are
the duties Of motherhood it has its
compensations and no greater
crown was ever placed upon the brow
of woman than that Of motherhood.
In his recent speech at San Antonio
the president gave voice to his views
on this subject in The following Ian
guage
The woman, like the man, will
come out all right in the end The
new woman can not afford to lose
that stirling virtue Of al virtues any
more than the new man can afford
to lose the virtues OF the men who
wore the blue and he gray and won
immortal honor
Life isn't easy foJ The man or
woman who would DO heir duty. and
that duty rs pretty plain The wo-
man ia The end realizes. as the great
bulk must realize. that the prime
need i@ 'J $50 right and not as mat
Ter of .aal,- D. Is Infamous re shuk
from burden ~ aHe kiad. and The
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Letters of marque and reprisal as
they We're called, were first issued In
the time of Edward l. to give leave to
retaliate beyond the marches or limits
Of q country for wrongs suffered at
the hands Of power nomiaally at
peace In this frs; instance they were
aimed az Portugal About a hundred
years later two Iianse towns in Meek
ienburg, wishing TO relieve their
prince, who was beiea guered In Stock
holm. issued letters Of marque--
thieves letters, as the sufferers called
them-to all the rascals of the Battle
authorizing them TO victuai the besieg
ed city, This done, they turned them
selves into confeleracJ OF sea rot,
beers known as Nictuaiing brothers. or
St Nitalius' brothers, and rendered
the Scandinavian seas unsafe for half
century
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A wise editor says "A man told Us
the other day that we did not publish
all the things that happened We
should say not Ia the FIRST place. there
IS somebody else depending on us Cor
a living. II we printed nil that hap
pens we would soon be with che IN
gels. In order to please the people We
must print only the nice things saa
of them and leave the rest to gossip
Yet it's fact We don't publish ala tbs
news. II We did wouldn't IL make
spicy reading? But II would b. for
one week only; the next week ron
would read our obituary. All tho
news Is all right when It's about the
other fellow
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CT Hamlef7
To what plays or poems do you find
reference IN the list OF Mosques pre-
scented by philostrateg
What Is the comic nature on the
prologue as Ounce delivers II? How
Is he like the great clerks referred
to by Thesens?
Define the kind of amusement that
the dukes company drive from the
play of mechanicals.
What does Shakespeare say about
plays in general and the spirit in
which they must be viewed?
Contrast Hyppolyta's intolerance
of the play with spirit shown BY The
sens
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Beware of 0intments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-
tering ii through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage
they viii do is ton fold TO the good
you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured
by F. ]. Cheney d Co. Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure YOU get the genuine
II is taken internally and is made
in Toledo, Ohio, by f. ] Cheney &
Company Testimonials free. Sold
by druggists. Price IS cents per
bottle. Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation. d.
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Citation lyy Publication.

THE STATE or TEXAS. TO the
Sheriff or any Constable Of Elss
County, Greeting
Won are hereby commanded to
summon Stanford Turner hy making
publication Of this citation once each
week for four consecutive weeks pre-
yions 10 sae return day hereof. in
sons newspaper published in your
county, TO appear At the next regular
term Of the justice court Of precinct
No ! Of Ellis county. to be holden
at my office in Waxahachle. on the
last Monday i'm ApTil. A. u. 1895 she
same being the 24th day Of April
A. ID. 1895, then and there TO an
sweT petition flied in said court
on the 18th aay 81 January A u.
1905 Ia suit. numbered GA the
docket Of said court No. ss98b.
wherein J. q CornwelI ~ plaintiff,
and Stanford Turner is defendant,
and said petition alleging ia sub
stance
sun on note for the sum IL
$3.50 with interest thereon from
date until paid and 10 per cent on
principal and interest AS attorneys
fees. said note bearing date January
/. 1904 and due June l., 1900. and
payable 70 J. O. CornSell. said note
being secured by mortgage on
personal property aud plaintiff asks
foreclosure of said mortgage on
the felloaing descriher property
One brown mare about years old
and her increase and all other
property included In said mortgage
Herein fail not. bat have before
said court. az its aforesaid next rega-
lar term. this writ. Nith your return
thereon. showing how sou have exc
cnfed the same
Given under my hand al office Ia
Waxahachie. this the LIST day OF
April a d. 1895.
T. T. AMBER son. IN
Justice ~ the Peace. Precinct No.
l. Ellis county. Texas.
certify true copy
b. r. ABBOTT. Constable
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A curious ceremony is performed ia
Japan by the court musicians AZ Ger
tain Shinto festivals. Both strlaged
and wind instruments ara used. but y
il held that no sound should be allowed
to fan upon unworthy ears. and. us
some Of the ears present might be un
worthy, all the motions Of playing arr
gone through by the musicians. bu, not
q single sound il heard This strange
custom dates back many generations
bnt since the advent Of civilization has
rapidly lost favor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-10

4 New Nask woman tplts % an ex
perieuce which she bad recently ia one
O. the large department stores she
WIS ioosiuz fer some house furnish
igss aud, walking % 70 cite ~ ths.
f'oorwaikcrs. asked where sfe coalQ
sae the c1u1e,nhrB
All rsuueH goods two counters "a
thc left" afaWerrd thc ofgeal guide
briefly Hauess Weekly
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Extremes sometimes NEST In ths
mails In a recent rlle ~ exeisangs~
the iGkan Nsv* froga Dawson Yukon
TERRITORY, was 10 tuxtepvsiiton with
thu Isle - Zines Aillsai fruru san
- l'e lsie - Pines. sd the F'rpeshink
er - Lpudan iay ehcek - lowl with
the thri~s'&a intelligence ~ New
York N~s f0Fk Tribune
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-10

woman who shirks this duty should
be branded as the soldier should be
branded who shirks in battle. To
none, not even the soldier, should
we pay greater homage and respect
than TO the mother who has done her
duty"
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Aunt Jane What a man Henry "a "a
tear and swear You ass~i se say h~
aev~r lot rs temper Emily Y~~
that's wheR r. was Eayiax attentlaas
t. En~ EvisAeutly be- was saving until
after Pc wa# married Hss@san Tran
scrtps
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= gncngszs - wms evzzkzrmswsa tsmrA
esnr. bur h~'a eum@wNa 80 Mrs Car@es
ter
We'll. | szzppass w~ aAoaAln't h~ sur
pT7m~l EfsFnmi vagsisnre - me pFsTw
ct ags~rsy~
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No enmma @wang. mmn ar wan4nn. ems
aw4 wp 10 q sAzhAzzm@ aammaamra wssAaam&
Kfwsmw askmmmm - Ammnam@
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FOR SALE or Trade Ny home, f23
Aldridge street, will sell or trade for
three or five acres within or 3
miles of Waxahaehie. r Perrin. n
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WANTED--One furnished and one
unfinished room for light house
keeping. Address A. B. c. care
Daily Light.
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FOR RENT--~Five room house on
Water street, three blocks from
square, all modern convenienees. See
DR.. l.. Keplinger.
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WANTED-Help for our millinery
department. Only those with some
experience need apply. d. Egger 4
Son.
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WANTED White man TO drive team
good job TO the right man See
W. l.. Harlan at pump station OF
Central. Ap
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. my home
If sold In the next few days VIII be
here for three days Enquire for me
at Daily Light office J = Holman
5p.
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THEY LAY EGGS in winter time.
Buff Orpingtons, the great utility
fowls. Eggs for Matching from my
prize winners $3.50 for fifteen. O.
r. Wilson II
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WANTED-A horse for three or four
weeks for its feed; light work and
good attention. w. Schuster g.
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WANTED You 10 know that If you
have anything 10 buy sell or exchange
the quickest and cheapest way "a iat
the people know II il 20 place an "a
III this column
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FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW:
quality good; second calf. A. j.
Curlee, Waxahachie. Texas. s.
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L0ST-Pocket book containing six
or seven dollars. Please return to
this office and be. rewarded 81
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WANTED-Y Your lawn mowers to ad-
just and sharpen at Arthur Mackoy's
bicycle and gun shop. 80
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Wheat, Kaffir Corn. Chops, etc a.,
for chickens. Waxahachie Grain Co.
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office boy not under Ia
years OF age. Waxahachie Ice Works.
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w a N :

FOR SALE Nice fresh tomatoes at
Pete's Restaurant. A
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FOR SALE Team Of mares, wagon
harness. two wagons. buggy and bar
ness. farming implements, land
planted in corn, partly ap. Rest of
land rented and is ready 10 be plant
ed IN cotton Mrs n L. Nichols 4
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ssss><Ses>ess>sss $500
|: w A N Il s /.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..S
FOR SALE Nice fresh tomatoes at
Pete's Restaurant. A.
WANTED office boy not under Ia
years of age. Waxahachie Ice Works.
A
WANTED-Your lawn mowers to ad-
just and sharpen at Arthur Mackoy's
bicycle and gun shop. 80
FOR sALE-Fresh Jersey COW;
quality good; second calf. A. j.
Curlee, Waxahachie. Texas. s.
LoST-Pocket book containing six
or seven dollars. Please return to
this office and be rewarded. s
WANTED--A horse for three or four
weeks for its feed; light work and
good attention. w. Schuster. s
WANTED--Help for our millinery
department. Only those with some
experience need apply. D. Egger 4
Son.
WANTED White man TO drive team
good Job 10 the right man. See
W. l.. Harlan at pump station OF
Central 4p
A NTEn a
UNFINISHED room for light house
keeping. Address A. B. c. care
Daily Light.
FOR RENT--Five room house on
Water street, three blocks from
square, all modern convenienees. See
DR.. L. Keplinger.
FOR SALE or Trade Ny home, 1928
| Aldridge street, will sell or trade for
three or five acres within ? or 9
| miles OF Waxahaehie r Perrin. II
FOR SALE-At a bargain. my home
| II sold In the next few days VIII be
| here for three days Enquire for me
at Daf1y Light office J g. Holman
| 5p.
| THEY LAY EGGS in winter time.
| Buff Orpingtons, the great utility
fowls. Eggs for Matching from my
prize winners $3.50 for fifteen. O.,
r. Wilson. II
| WANTED--Yo You 10 know that If you
have anything 10 bay sell or exchange
the quickest and cheapest way Ia let
| the people know II il 10 place an ad
| III this column
I
| FOR SALE Team NJ mares. wagon
/ harness. TWO wagons. buggy and bar
ness, farming implements, land
| planted in corn, partly ap. Rest of
land rented and Is ready 70 ba plant
ed in cotton. Mrs. n. L.. Nichols 4