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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

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Go to +. i Gates for fresh sweet
coseanst. If
Buy your harvester oil from F.. s.
Cronk Co. tf1
| Let Bunkley do your plumbing
this month. d
signet gold hat pins at Joe A. Har-
ris' the Jeweler 4s
Buy your smoke stack paint from
F. s. Cronk Co tt
See the safety hat pin at Joe A.
Harris. the Jeweler. AS
signet gold shirt waist sets at Joe
A. Harris, The Jeweler. As
See that new red lawn hose at r.
| 5. Cronk Co.'S before you bay. If
II it's pure ice cream you want
/ just phone Niek's Candy Kitchen. II
Mrs. ]. H. Moffett is reported quite
! sick at her home on Ferris avenue.
J. w. Kennedy & Co have several
nice driving horses for sale, Both
/ phones. If
.
Hundreds of hat pins and shirt
waist sets Ut Joe A. Harris, the
! Jeweler. as
( Don't forget l.. ]. Gates for gro
ccrles and notions. East Main Old
/ phone 1915. II
! Buster Brown hat pins at Joe A.
( Harris, the Jeweler as
/ The best Goth Centsry flour al L.
+ Gates Old phone 1876 East
/ Main street. II
nr 4 Z. Frgstoe has MAYED his
family to his farm Near Red oa4 for
/ the summer.
Pure hog lard al satcheu Il Blanks
/ for cents per po&nd G&rant~ed
absolutely pure.
/ The high school graduating class
enjoyed a pleasant picnic at the
/ Falls yesterday,
Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Com
panv your orders for cream New
/ phone II, old phone 25S. If
If You want To buy a gentle aud
/ safe buggy horse or surrey horse
se ] w. Kennedy 4 Co. II
There will be prayer meeting to-
night a. the First Presbyterian
! charch led by the pastor.
The Whist Club viii meet with
| Airs, Noteworthy. $40 Franklin
street, tomorrow afternoon al $3.50.
have ON hand Row few nice
single driving horses, young and styl-
, ish IT you want to buy see Tom
Billiard. If
The residence Of Frank Compton
/ on Water street, which was damaged
/ by fire several weeks ago. Is being
repaired.
/ when you have friend or relative
visiting YOU phone the Daily Light.
( The publishers always appreciate
every Item.
Miss Buruetta Owens OF Dallas,
who has been visiting Miss Juanlta
aay the past few days, returned
home this morning
Miss Annie vicke@ who has been
visiting the Misses Gibson aud Miss
Annie Bet Langsford, returned 90
Fort Worth this morning.
Rev. j. \. Ivy will return tonight
from Milford where he has been To
deliver the commencement address
Of the Milford high school
The auxiliary OF the C.. u. C. win
lmeet tomorrow afternoon at AGa
1o'uloek with Miss Ola Edwards a
Efull attendance is desired. Import
Ianf business,
Tha liz rluonlal market has been
p1sA}t~ H3 some AAta #r9Mt tbt
fiieases were issnsA 5h3s morning bg
County C!efk Hendricks
%
Coru Clerk e.. r. Hendricks ana
Geo D.. GRIFFIN .uenl Yesterday attet-
nouu ol 3he BattwelI 4Ee fishing
9s0rs sass they cuusbt savega fish,
some OF them bgtuW ut leust 1850
inshea u length ftty hope re ta#e
another tf5p soon
-B-
sam CHruthers. general daiiF1ft
cserk me tae pastuffee end Mother.
/ Mrs j. f Eae0thars w}u Haye Lbla
evening lur Columbus sftss To-
peud twa gr .breo weeks HiiA raia-
8tiEHs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

The high school graduating class
enjoyed pleasant picnic at the
Falls yesterday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Miss Buruetta Owens Of Dallas
who has been visiting Miss Juanita
Gay the past few days, returned
home this morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Com
panv your orders for cream New
phone II. old phone 25@ Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Miss Annie Eicke@ who has been
visiting the Misses Gibson and Miss
Annie Bet Lanesford, returned 40
Fort Worth this morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Pure hog lard at satchell Il Blanks
for $ cents per pound @fantSed
absolutely pure
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

nr X E. FFistoe has moved his
family to his farm Near Red oas for
the summer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

When you have friend or relative
visiting YOU phone the Daily Light
The publishers always appreciate
every Item.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

If you want to buy a gentle ant
safe buggy horse or surrey hors,
xe j w Kennedy L. Co. I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Rev. J. n Ivy will return light
from Milford where be has been to
deliver the commencement address
Of the Milford high school
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Hundreds Of hat pins and shirt
waist sets Ut Joe A. Harris the
Jeweler. as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

Don't forget l.. J. Gates for gro
ccrtes and notions. East Main Old
phone l95. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

The best Goth Centsry flour at l..
Main street. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

The auxiliary OF the g. d. c. win
inject tomorrow afternoon at AGe
O'Clock with Miss Ola Edwards a
fun attendance is desired. Import
anf business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23

up at the box office and secure tickets
there. This includes the Official scorer.
and everybody else, apparently. Some
one ought 10 get up the medal and
send 10 the clever gentlemen who are
giving themselves free puffs in the
Iowa and Illinois papers. There
hasn't been such an exhibition of SUI
perlative wisdom since Balaam's ass
opened its mouth and spoke. It's
a part of the same old story. Presi-
dent Holland deliberately closes his
eyes TO the fact that several cities in
the league are violating the salary
limit and endangering the life of the
league. That is what many of the
managers are also doing, spending
their time in peanut affairs such as the
issuance of a few passes. and passing
over the most fragrant violations of
some of the important rules of the
league But it may as well be under
stood here and now that Cedar Rap
ids will pay no attention to any fool
rules that may be made in these little
insignificant affairs touching the man.
agement of the home grounds and the
methods of admission thereto. If Pres
ident Holland wants TO win back some
of the confidence he has lost let him
pay attention to larger things
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
HITS DENEEN BILL
Western Starr, Reform Leader,
Sees No Good in Civil Ser.
vice Measure.
TERMS NOT BROAD ENOUGH
Tells Joint Committee it Would Dis
credit the Merit System
Throughout State.

Springfield. Feb. 23.-Before a joint
Meeting of the house and senate com
n:ttee on civil service yesterday West
9rn Starr. of Chicago. a civil service
,eforn leader. denounced Gov. De
leen's bill as weak-kneed and value
ess. The bill. which has been receiv-
ng the bombardment of several Chi
,ago reform papers, was up for consid
Grafton and a number of speeches were
made
Mr.. Starr declared: This Is not
.ivil service II is an attempt to cvadC
he party platform and preserve the
spoils system.
This measure would be a step back.
ward. II would be a blow at the Chi
ago civil service law. Instead OF
helping merit reform it would hinder
t. \ good law would be evadcd to
some extent. but this bad law would
De worse than nothing.
1T would discredit the merit system
throughout the state and would give
he enemies of the system in Chicago
courage to strengthen their attacks on
he right of trial. which is the founda-
ion stone of the merit system. A
worker must be secure in his position
against unmeTted discharge
DIR. NOrden Winces.
DR. Norden. who has received rough
handling in the columns of Chicago re
form newspapers because his commit
ee reported out the charitable institu-
lions civil service bill and buried the
measure which included all the state
offices, WINGED under the criticism of
Mr.. Starr.
The senate was not in session dur
ng the morning. The house adjourn
ed as soon as il met on resolution of
fercd by Mr.. Trautmann citing the fact
that it was Washington's birthday, and
out of respect to the occasion the house
adjourned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
NAGLE" STILL HOLDS
THE SECOND PLACE
Rock Island Bowler Maintains Position
in the Milwaukee Tourna-
ment.

Milwaukee, Feb. 23.-Following are
he leaders in the national bowling
tourney today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
DECISION is IMPORTANT
IN INSURANCE MATTERS
Significance Of Victory of the Equit-
able Life Assurance
Company.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 23.-C Especially
The test case by the Equitable Life
Assurance society on behalf of the
foreign insurance companies doing bus
mess in the state of Wisconsin, has
resulted in a signal victory through the
decision handed down by the supreme
couh of Wisconsin, reversing the de-
cisiOn of the Dane county circuit court
in favor of Commissioner Host The
question involved the construction OF
section 1852 of the revised statutes
the commissioner maintaining that the
word may" nOaS used in the statute
should be constructed as mandatory
and that the instance of deferred divi-
dend policies was prohibited by the
statute as thus construed. The SUI
preme court holds that the statute is
permissive, The Equitable has not VIC
lated the law in issuing deferred divi-
dend policies and that the latter form
which constitutes 70 to 50
per cent of all the insurance written
is valid and no. il conflict with any
provisions of law.
This marks the end of one of the
most interesting and important cases
n life insurance for many years. The
case was presented on behalf of the
society by J. G. Flanders. ID. T Wat
son, ami cambridge Colby of Alexan-
der and Colby, counsel for the society
in New York. The commissioner of
insurance. was represented by the at
torncy general of Wisconsin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
FIX BANQUET DATE
Ornithoid Club to bs Guest of Y
M. C. A. Board
March 9.
INVITATION TO IT'S MEN
Boys Committee Arranges for Con-
test to Increase Member
ship.

The Y. NJ. c. \. banquet in honor
IF the Ornithoid clubs. which were ac-
i've in the recent membership con-
test of the association. will be held
at the association auditorium March
}. The banquet is to be entirely COM
ELEMENTARY for the membership of the
| association. and will be rendered by
he board of directors and the Asso-
citation Helpers. There will be 275
invitations issued for the event.
There were five of the Ornitho.d
| clubs. and each club had a member
ship of eight men. The Ravens won
| the contest, securing 10 of the 30 adj
iitional members secured. The Raw
ems was composed of Messrs. Robert
hoffman. Carl Zwicker, J. Colburn,
J. e Penny. Harry Shiffer, r. ID. Bal
lock. Gus Hammerick, and Alex
Faust
The purpose of the banquet will
Ie three-foid-to advance the socia-
| )ility of the association: to increase
he esprit de corps, and to launch a
,cheme to increase the membership
20 the standard set recently by the
board of directors. The banquet is be
| .ng anticipated with enthusiasm by the
members and by the board of direc-
tors.
Boys 10 Have Contest.
At a meeting of the boys commit
ee of the association last evening a
membership contest was arranged for
the Junior department. The plan is To
secure co members within the next
30 days. The organization of "Hust-
ling clubs" in each of the schools of
the city viii be the method employed
for this danvass. a cub will be or
;anized id each school. and one of the
members of the junior committee will
ne selected as captain of the various
lubs. A map of the city, showing;
he location OF each of the schools, and
also the location of thee residence of
very member. VII be posted. A
OlOr will be assigned to each school,
md also TO each club. AS the new
members come in tHCiT residence viii
re marked on the map in the color
f. the club which they represent. II
he junior membership is increased by
he addition of 60 new members with
the 80 days a Banquet will be ten
Tered the members. Ii is planned to
lold a series of receptions for the boys
# each Of the various schools.
These preliminaries arc the first
work resulting from the decision of
he board of directors recently to put
all efforts in a canvass to place the
membership on the level of associa-
ions of the same grades.
Class I'm Fencing.
Arrangements have been completed
~ the physical director. E. c. Earl.
or the organization of class in fenc-
ng. The class will be under the
leadership of o. T. Neef, who is quite
an adept with the foils. A member
ship fee of 81 is to be charged for
his class. which will be limited to as
-ociation members. The first meeting
IF the class will be held next Wednes-
lay evening. Already a number have
Signifed their intention to become
members of the class. Fencing has
never been taught in the local assO-
citation. and its addition 10 the advan-
'ages of the associations privileges
will be appreciated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
Objects to Pass Rule.

Papers all over the league are max
ng loud complaint over the new pass
rule that has been framed for the
Three-Eye league and Vice Presiden;
Hayes, of Davenport The Cedar Rap
ds Republican says:
President Holland OF the Three
Eye league and James Hayes of Dav-
IMPORT are entitled to a putty medal
for devising peanut rule which they
think Is TO govern the issuance Of
1asses in the various cities OF the
league this year They have caused
ii to be announced that no passes are
20 be issued this year. Under the
wonderful rule which has been framed
by their combined wisdom. everybody
who passes the gates must trst line
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
AMONG FIGHTERS.
Forbes and Kenny Fight Draw.

Lawrence, Mass. Feb. 23.-Clarence
Forbes of Chicago and Young Kenny
Of this city fought II rounds to a draw
here last night. Forbes started out
with clever tactics. and for the first
two rounds Kenny was cautious He
worked shifts and a variety of punch
es that have never been Witnessed in
Lawrence before. but after the Law
renee boy fathomed his tactics Forbes
never had a look in" Kenny assum-
ed the aggressive in the third round.
and with a wicked right upper cut
10 the forehead split it. and had the
blood streaming from an ugly cut.
Kenny kept plugging in at the stomach
and kidneys. and weakened the Chica-
goan to such an extent he began to
fight wild. Forbes punches did not
feaze Kenny. and but for his remark
able Cleverness and ring generalship
he would have been an easy victim for
the eastern lad. Referee Jimmy Gard
ner's decision Of a draw was roundly
Kissed. the sports believing Kenny
should have been awarded the verdict.
AtteI and Goodman in Shady Bout.
Boston. Mass. Feb. 23-Abe Attel
and kid" Goodman fought 15-round
draw at the Douglas o. c. at Chelsea
last night. The westerner proved him
self to be fast and clever. and appar-
emily had a shade the better of the
Boston boy. To many it looked as if
the men had had an understanding
that there was 10 be no knockout
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
SPORTING NOTES
Starke's Ownership Disputed.

The national commission will have
to decide where Catcher Starke. late
IF Rockford. will play this season.
Last season Starke went TO the Cali
fornia league, and supposedly was Civ
en- his release by Rockford. When the
Rockford team was transferred to Peo-
ria. Starke later signed with Dubuque.
Nicol says. and he should know. that
Starke was never released by Rock
.Ord and belonged TO the team that
was transferred TO Peoria. President
Holland said the question was too deep
for him and sent it to the commission.
Starke would be a big help to NicOl's
Do0r bunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-23
kinIock Goes South.

Walter Kinlock. who for number
II years was a center fielder on the
Springfield baseball team. but who
laid of last season. has signed to play
the same position with Frank Belts
Shreveport, Louisiana, team.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12
From Adiutant General Cameron.
State of North Carolina,
Adiutant Generals Office.
Raleigh. n. c., April "a, 1896.

Raleigh, n. C., April ~ loyo'
Having recently visited and in
spected the Bingham School, il af-
fords me much pleasure to testify to
it's admirable location, management
and condition. Located in the heart
of the health giving mountain region
of North Carolina, its natural ad-
vantages in that respect are doubly
enhanced by the most thorough and
complete sanitary system ! have ever
seen. 1t is but simple justice 10 say
that nothing has been left undoBe
that could contribute to cleanliness,
health and comfort.
AS to the curriculum and discip-
line of the School, nothing need ne
said, for its history for more than a
hundred years speaks for Itself; and
under the management OF Col Rob
ert Bingham, its present able super
intendent. and his corps of expert
enced assistants, its progress is plain
ly upward and onward. In my opln-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

coast storms, the air is dry, crisp and
bracing and at the same time it Is
tenn cred by the niidneSS of the
Southern cline. Situated as it is mid
way between the North and South,
protected from the dampness of the
coas- and aided by it's altitude above
the sea level, it is naturally
The Ideal Resort at Any Season of the
Year.
An exceptionally fine Golf Course
is located on the grounds directly in
front of the hotel Tor the exclusive
use of it's guests with a professional
instructor in charge.
AmuSe:ncnts.
Excellent tennis courts; croquet
grounds for ladies and gentlemen, and
also one for children; ladies' and gen.
tlemen's pool. billiard parIors and
shuttle board; hunting, fishing, and
boating are to be enjoyed along the
through the nark. The roads and
drives for miles are famous for THEN
exquisite beauty anG their fine condi-
ton. An orchestra of talent is al
ways to be enjoyed in the music room.
In the summer time there are morn
ing and evening germans, in the bali
room; in the winter season, morning
and evening concerts in the musil
room.
The Golf Links OF the Swannanoa
Country Club are located hut a short
distance from the hotel, and easy of
access. They are considered one OF
I the best golf links III the South. The
course is nine holes, and is 3047 yards
! in length. The first hole is 1874 yards
| the green being guarded by brook
! wifi, n "a, 81 ln1 eli
| ball The second hole is $40 yards
with a cop bunker of the drive, with
! long grass on either side to punish
! a pull or a slice The third hole is
| 346 wards. with q bunker guarding the
green-a pulled or sliced bali is badly
/ punished by rough ground. The fourth
hole is 327 yards, With a bunker OF
the drive one on the second shot, and
a stream behind the green. The fifth
/ hole is $50 yards, With rough ground
for the first 100 yards, trouble" fol
any ball that overruns the green. The
J sixth hole is SOC yards, the drive
crosses d stream, wagon road and q
street car track. The seventh hole is
| 335 yards q stream and a roadway
/ catches a poor drive and q second shot
/ has to clear trolley track and q
stream. The eighth hole 364 yards
and has bunker for the drive. The
ninth hole is 425 yards-cop bunker
! for the drive and fiat bunker for the
second shot, with the finish immediate
| ly in front of the Club House.
The disciple of the rod and line vii
be delighted to learn that the mum
erouS adjacent rivers and streams are
teeming with the finny tribe. There is
an abundance of black bass, trout ano
other game fish.
The forests i'm the immediate vicin-
ity are noted for an abundance of al
kinds of game and the huntsman neeC
never come back disappointed.
Pure Water.
Pure water is one of the most 1mpor'
! tant and essential features OF any
! hotel, and kenilWorth Inn is admitted
ly superior in this respect to any oth'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12
Great History of the Bing-
hams.
Continued From Page TWoD

School, when under the management
Of the late w. j. Bingham, it vas a
great pleasure TO me TO see, from d
recent inspection of the work, that
my class mate, Col Robert Bingham,
the present head Of the school, is not
simply keeping abreast of the times,
but that, like his father, he is ahead
of all competitors in thoroughnesS OF
instruction and discipline, as we'll as
in parental oversight of the morals
and care for the health Of his pupils.
The location of the school IS
among the most beautiful in the
country, commanding a combined
mountain and water view rarely. if
ever, equalled. The drainage is eX-
cellent and the sanitary arrangements
are as nearly perfect as it is possible
by the utmost skill and by lavish ex-
penditure to make them.
(Signed) A. c. AVERY,
Associate Justice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12
FROM PROMINENT PHYSICIANS
From -Four Leading Physicians Rep
rescnting the Medical Faculty of
ASheyillc.

We have carefully examined the
new school buildings on Bingham
Heights. just without the city limits
of Asheville, and take pleasure in
bearing testimony as follows:
l. The location in natural advan-
tages leaves nothing to be desired.
2 The buildings exceptionally fill
the requirements.
g. The sanitation is as perfect as
scientific modern plumbing can make
it.
the water of the purest. carefully
collected from mouptain springs, and
without a chance of contamination.
3. The -the-year-round climate
of Asheville is world-renowned. and
with the Schools exceptionally ex-
GSllent equipment and sanitation. gives
Bingham's special advantages not en-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12
From Dr.. James Fl. Kirkland, Chan
Ceilor of Vanderbilt University.
Chancellor's Office,
Vanderbilt University,

Nashville, Tenn, Oct so, 1904.
The Bingham School has for many
years been justly celebrated as one
of the very best schools in the whole
country. The good work it has done
lis attested by the records of the stu
dents it has sent out into life or to
pursue higher courses at the leading
Universities.
1t was recently my privilege to
inspect the grounds and buildings OF
this famous school, and | can cheer
fully say that every detail is in per-
feet accord with the leading idea on
which the School is run. In all It's
appointments it would be hard to
find a school in the South better
equipped for work.
(Signed) j. Fl. KIRKLAND.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

or hotel in this section from the fact
that all the water used throughout
the house for all purposes is supplied
from the famous Wentworth Springs,
fifteen in number which are located
upon our own private property, and
bubblihg from rocks within two hun
dred yards of the hotel. This water
resembles the famous Poland Springs
Water, and fully equals it in purity
fine livery is connected with the
hotel. which furnishes the very best
driving and saddle horses, and all
guests are permitted to drive through
the grounds of Mr.. George w. VAN
derbilts estate, "Biltmore," which is
the most beautiful drive in America.