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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

hal'4 iii matter, psa man Till
sid II sllex met IT, RET morning aff.
Il. Zen ipok blue.
II rel blue =
"But last nleat you we're ths 1oilIest
member of our party"
II felt jolly
You acted Ike boy just let out Of
school,
Il felt like ONE
'sYou said that your wife had gene
away for the first time In three years
and there wasn't any one to say word
IL you went home ard kicked over the
mantel clock"
Il remember Il. ("
You said that IL you stayed out I'm
til o'clock there was no one to look
at you reproachfully and sigh and
make you feel mean"
Eyes. and | stayed out until O'Clock,
didn't Iy'
You certainly did"
"And l gave war whoop on the
front doorstep;'
Yes, and you sang verse from
comic opera song and tried TO do clog
dance"
"Yes, and my wife missed that train
and didn't go Now. please, go away
and let me sorrow In silence"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

There Is story of an old New
Hampshire doctor who, on taking out
wagon that bad not been used for
some time. found that a hen was sit
ting in 1t. He merely ''harnessed up"
without disturbing her, and he and
bIddy made series of calls. The Bos
ton Herald offers this true story Of the
town Of Amesburv, which owns a
small fire apparatus
Outside the fire limits is small com
munlty that. on petition, received an
appropriation for the purchase OF
hand tub" II was installed in an
abandoned blacksmith shop. where it
remained for two years. used only for
decorative purposes in street parades
Last SIMMER a stroke Of lightning
started q small fire In a farmhouse
nearby, The volunteer department raj
lied at once. but when they arrived al
the engine house the foreman stood 81
the door
Don't touch Der, boysr cried he
'I've got two hens settin' In the box.
Let's use buck cts"
They agreed, and the hens were al
lowed TO pursue their incubating ways
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

There are more deaths directly
due to weak lungs than to all
other diseases combined They are
humanity's weak spot--the breeding
place Of consumption. When the
slightest symptom Of trouble is felt
in the lungs you should begin the
use Of Or. Boschee's German Syrup
ut once. II is made especially TO
soothe, heal and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes. German
Syrup Is q neyer-failing remedy for
consumption Trial bottle Is cents.
Big bottle "a cents. At all druggists.
3. ". Fearls. 1a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

I. osce Goodwin, Cashier of the a5oge-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true 70 the best Of my kuowie ledge and
belief. OsCE GOODWIN, Cashier,
- Subscribed and sworn to before me this
SEAL. LIST day Of June, 1895
49, Tom COLE,
Notary PgDle, ELLIS Co., Texas
Commentaries
N. T. PATRICK,
Dc THonfsos. Directors
Il n ERWIN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02
OIaSSw are
Enameled and
Tinware


Youc bed tinted the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

RESOURCES.

1t Waxnhaehie. in lie state Or Texas III ~
e!ess OF business. Nay ". 1905.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

100 parasol- ....-....,,..........7 Toe
1sC Mexican straw hats. 13c
SO Mexican straw hats. ........ 35c
Everything in this department cut
ln nrunlrIlMn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
Still Looking for a
Gentleman, Is Cynthia

them we're not the equally tired
workmrn. hut the faultleaaiy attired
men Of business who loll luxurious
~ about on their big. leather office
chairs during the day aud can lay
about M much claim To WEAKNESS
as can man who picks flowers Oft
century plants FOR living.
What about these men and theit
alleged chivatryf
venture ta say that II some styl-
ish dressed society Rirl boarded the
car. every man Jack Of these gen
tlemen' would jump To his feet a. II
seme one had stuck pin into the
calf Of his leg
| told the managing ed that n he
would give me an order on store
Tor the use Of sealskin racaue.
SOME skirts and rustic with "a silk
en- sound, a Paris hat. dainty patent
leather boots aud other hahilimeuta
To match. that would guarantee to
find enough gentlemen on days
ride In Seatties street ears To int
the Grand opera house and leave
enough Tor an overflow meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
AT THE HEATERS

First nlghters worked their opera
glasses overtime az the Seattle the
ter Sunday evenins. when "The
Jolly erase widows made their
first appearance. The widows" are
a bunch Of lively ana shapely danes.
aud there h something doing nil the
time
why Women Rin." which opened
at the Third Avenue theater Sun
day afternoon. Wsa greeted with a
house fun OF curious spectators aux-
iouH 90 learn the secret
The company producing the play
II very strong. Little Mazie II
particularly clever
At the Grand york State Folks
was the bill on Sunday night York
State FOlkh' h what the name aug
Eeata. one Of those rural things
without any life ana lot OF tire
some hayaeodh stalking around muir.
mufing ny hem" or some similar
rustic expression. and expecting the
npeetotora To contribute a laugh
York State Folks will hold the
boards ti,l Wednesday night. with
the usual matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
ksmpsisr Tells Green Lake
People They Mustn't SqueaI

rather eurtly the request Of the
Green lake ciubmen. giving the i'm
precision that he viii remove the Of
tensiye coaches khen he gets ready
he says that the company will re-
uiesse the cars as soon aA the work
Of Fcnsodeling them is finished. but
NhetheT that task will be completed
next week or neat year he does not
stats.
He inktruets the eiubmen 10 take
mp such matters la the future per
sonally with the officers OF the com
pany. instead Of airing their trou-
blea In club meetings and the news
papers.
The Green lake p~oplc have dis
covered, however. that when they
pt resent their grievances person
ely" 60 the cotnpany'a officials
they are usually dismissed sum
marily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
STATE BLACKMAIL OF
INSURANCE CONCERNS

WASHINGTON. ID C.. Oct. Ia
Something like u sensation has been
caused by a condition OF affairs
which has been disclosed by the
bureau Of corporations examination
OF life Insurance business.
The federal records show. II h
claimed. that there eaista a form OF
blackmail by state authorities other
than legislatures. aud over and
above the state taxes imposed This
hlarkmail goes under the name of
supervision charges"
The bureaus statistics show that
rs states. In the year 1908. received
from Insurance companies, exclusive
OF taxes. over g. .0o0. 600 more than
they expended in the supervision Of
those companies
A pertinent illustration IL the case
OF the Wisconsin, insurance depart
ment. which last year collected over
$500. 0oa from insurance companies.
while less than go. 900 Was required
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
BAD WRECK
AT FRESNO

FRESNO Cal. Oct III Engineer
William Cole. of naksrsfisid. and
Fireman Butts, Of Fresno. we're XIII
ed In the wreck of the north bound
owl train this morning at , o'clock
as IL WAS pulling into the local
yards
The train struck an opsn switch.
The engine rolled over on lts side.
and the cab Was crushed by the
tender. The fireman aud engineer
are stiii imprisoned IN the wreck
The mail and buffet cars were
piled On the engine.
A hobo riding on the blind bag
case ~as fatally hurt. but no pas
ssnEsrs were injured. YSrdmaEtef
Crowley says u IL the work of
train wrecksrs An crnpioys said
he saw = switchiisht flash az ~
turned just before the train struck
the sxitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
NEWS Of the
STATE

SUBSCRIPTIONS for the con
siruetion of = bridge across the
wenAtchee af Leavruworth have
has been guaranteed
THE FARMERS Mutual indie
pendent Telephone company. has
applied for \ franchise in Bcliing-
ham 10 run IS miles.
A DEAL has been contaminated
with the Northern Pacific railway
whereby In exchange for Keeping
the water tank al the depot sup
piled with water. the ~. W. I. COM
pany puts up and cares for 20 In
eandescent street lights At Gle Ill
um.
THE FIRE COMMITTEE Of the
Everett council Saturday decided 10
Introduce a ne~ fire ordinance.
THE BEAVER VALLEY OIL
COMPANY has been incorporated at
Ashcroft. u. c. To work the Beaver
Valley.
At THE MEETING OF tho Ho-
GUAM city council Friday evening
Councilman Petit offered a resoiu-
ton 10 the effect that Mr. Getsehe
Who In az present running a dance
hall should be cited to appear aud
Show cause Why his license should
rot be revoked. and later offered his
resignation.
WHILE Michael Henbennick of
silYerdale was In Bremerton. the
young man who was working for
him on bis farm took an old shot
gun which was In the house and
holding u To the head OF Mrs Heb
enniek demanded all the money she
had. She turned over SCI
THE PROssER CITY council
last week voted on the question OF
taking In the outlaying additions,
FINAL SETTLEMENT OF the
Arensbaugh estate at Everett has
been made.
THE steam schooner Johan Poul-
sen was successfully launched AT
Everett at the White shipyarda on
Saturday evening.
THE COURT At Everett ordered
the sale % the estate of the late
Chas. q. White II includes the ship
yard site on the Everett waterfront.
This has beon taken by the Weyer-
haeuser Timber company
FIRE on Sunday destroyed the
machine shops Of the Severance
Broughton company. at WaiIa
Walla. The loss Is estimated al 500
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
A.fnY cYNrAIA eRrYA

Was giving to quit chasing
Ground ON street ears in quest Of
"seattle's gentleman man
~seattles gentlemen" the man
opposite seN-
nut when the managing editor
read the Times sunday and saw
that cur good friends, the Rlcthen-
ties papa and the boys had copied
our idea ~ the letter and had an
nouueed the same scheme which
The star had been doing for sew
eral days past he promptly ordered
me to continue the gentleman
crusade" and. rather than abandon
our own pet plan plagiariaed
piecemeal by our esteemed con-
temporary tried my luck again
sunday
II was a beautiful day for ear
ride lust cold enough In the MORN
ing 10 bring the nip to the tip Of
ones nose and Ia make ones hands
stray unronseleusly TO the ears for a
surreptitious rub.
Unfortunately, the first car
boarded James street sardlne
box was only partially occupied. and
! had no opportunity Of testing the
chivalry OF an comfortably seated
Seattle man. Hut the next hat-hox
affair Was damned fuli. and with
men onlyi
nsd any OF them set up
Mercy, no.
Instead. they did not even make
n little standing room for me BY
pulling In their bis feet and giving
me a chance 60 get a EOod balance
Ia the sQueaking, webbing little
apology for a street vehicle.
SO. I alighted In despair and took
a car down town again-a car also
well-filled. There was plenty of
room FOR one small woman on one
slide. II the men seated had shuneh-
ed up biz. but do YOU think any
81 them care enough to go 20 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

for the administration of tho de
uartment.
North Carolina collects over 1900.
600 from insurance companies, while
less than 5000 IL required for the
maintenance Of the department.
The insurance committee OF the
American Har association. after
making an examination Of the rec
orda In Washington this summer,
wrote ar part OF ith report In favor
OF legislation.
while there are in many states
capable and efficieut commissioners
or snperintendentH who are engaged
In the conscientious performance Of
their duties. the principal occupation
OF these offialals In other states ~
IA draw their Salaries and accept the
certificates issued by the standard
Insurance states. such Az New York.
Massachusetts and Connecticut. OF
Ito Insolvency, etc. Of companies OF
those states"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
GOING TO BED HUNGRY
II 10 All Wrong and Man lie the
Only Creature That Does IT,

The eamps.te emptiness % the Htom-
ash during sleep adds greatly To the
amount 81 smsciatton. sisepicssness
and general weakness - often met
with There u a perpetual change 81
tiaauss IN the BODY. sleeping or waking
and the supply ~ nuurtHhmsnt ought
10 be seTnss hat continuous aud food
taken just before retiring adds more
tissue than IL drstroYei and increased
seisht and xisor - the result DR. "
r CATFISH says, All animals except
man cat tssfefs sleep and there Is no
reason ln Nature ~hN man should
form the snreptinn 10 the rule"
II people ~ho are thia, nervous and
nleePisss sassid take hsht lunch -
bread and milk or oatmeal and cream
aud At the same time take 4 safe,
harmless stomach remedy like Stuart .
Dyspepsia Tablets Ia order 20 AID the
stomach IA dls~~tiug tt. the result Will
he \ Surprising Increase IN weight.
strength and general vixur. The only
drawbacks has been that thin. nervous.
dYspepfie people cannot digest and an.
simulate whoiexems feed az night or
any other time. For such " II Ahan-
Eateiy necessary 70 use Aiuarts Dye
pepsin Tablets. because they ell a.
Eest the feed no matter how weak The
stomach MAJ be-. neufishins the body
sud resting the stomach At the same
time
u stevenson says. 4 depend aimos,
suiifsiy upun Etusrt's Dyspepsia Tab
lets In treating indigestion. because II
is not auack nostrun. and ! know
tnef what they contain. a combine ton
If vegetable essences. pure pepEin.
They cure Dyspepsia and stomach
troubles because they cant help bat
cure" stuarr~ Dyspepsia Tablets are
sold b. druggists everywhere at -
cents per package. They are IN ieE-
eHRe form pleasant 70 take. and con
tAle nothing but pure pcpeln. Nsge-
table csNeHees aud hlsmuth scientific
aliY compounded Your druggist wiil
tell you they siVc universal satiafac-
tfQp. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
STAR WRITER EHNEws QUEST BECAUSE TIMES r'~
TO TRY TO STEAL THIS PAPERS THUNDER


slight troubled
l-u- IN p-hi
I should remark mott
A Star reader. signing herself "a
Very Plain Woman writes a letter
~ the editor today in which she
says some very hard things To me.
What she writes about our eauneil-
men heartily agree in. aud sin-
cercly believe ia her statements
about the chivalry Of the working
man, be he a Seattleitc or resi-
dent OF another city
Hut. nevertheless. | still insiat that
II Is "A shame that any woman. no
matter what her axe may be. or
whether she Is good looking or
homcly. can ride fef hours In street
ears crowded with men. without any
OF the stronger sex doing her the
courtesy that should be accorded to
al women.
And
Deep Down in her own heart "A
Very Plain Woman" endorses what
| say.
The woman whose letter appear
ed IN Saturdays Star does not treat
my slide Of the controversy fairly,
she asks Why any man should give
his seat 20 an 4 can take care OF
myself sort OF a woman or a sim
perinK eirl. but. what about the
hard -toiling women OF Seattle. who
must SO home az the same time that
their brother workmen do. upon
whose shoulders rest the burdens q
the maintainence OF families. whose
bodies are weary from the battle
against the sound Of the grim volts
growl at their door steps7
Are they not entitled 10 mans
chivalryf Remember. that though
have been only writing my own
experiences. have seen dozens Of
other women--wemen as described
above hang tlredly onto the street
ear straps on their long rides home,
Seated comfortably In front Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
GIRL PummsIs Boy In Parquet Of Crowded
Theaier

She slapped his face and pulled hiH
hair ana ears until he was forced 20
howl for msgcy. aud had u not been
for the tinssly Interference Of Head
Usher charlie Scott there II no
telling what would have happened
TO the poor fellow. A. u II he ia
wearing porous plahters on his face.
and will for some time to come be
distinguished by a HefaFgy spot on
the back of his head.
The cause of the fight Ia known
only to the two participants. but
II IL needless 60 say that he got the
worst Of IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

The patrons Of the rhlrd Avenue
thcater sunday night were treated
To an unusual entertainment. Hes
Sides the regular stage performance
there was q special center nf amunss
mcnt In n one round prize fight"
enacted IN the pafquct row OF the
crowded house.
The principal characters 81 the
flght were boy aud girl about Nc
years old. The Kirl In we'll known
driver of horses. and from the way
she pummeled her combutnnt It
would seem that she was also used
60 handling other than whipHtock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
REWARD ron DYNAMITE

= REWARD ron DYNAMIrEH. 4
= Ravensdaie. wash. Saturday. /.
Oct Ii. tsob.
= Whereas. A diahelieai at a
q tempt was made Ia the town .
= 81 Ravcnsdaie. county Of KING. 4
= state OF Washington. on sun .
q day. October 4. 1905, about 4
a a. m.. on the life Of Mine Fore =
. man George IIalfrsd and his =
q family. be Il
= Resolved. By local union 26te. =
a District No. 10. United Mine =
4 Workers Of America. in regular =
= meeting assembled. that re-
. ward Of one Hundred Dollars 4
4 be offered. and u IL hereby Of =
q fered on behalf of the above
q named LEGAL. for such inforna- =
q ton and evidence as will lead =
q 20 the arrest and conviction Of 4
. the guilty party or parties TO 4
q this outrage. And II Ia further 4
Resolved. That We. as an OF 4
q ganiHation and a. Individual 4
q members thereof. pledge our
q selves TO aid and cooperate. To- 4
= the fun extent Of cur power. 4
q with the duly appolnted Ra-
a thoritlea In the detection and 4
. conviction Of the perpetrators 4
q Of this most heinaua crime.
a which has a tendency 20 dis 4
q credit our organization and 4
= throw suspicion and onns on 4
= every citizen In our eommun- 4
. lty
WA. PEAK. President
= KID CLAYTON. Hsc. Sec.
= Local zsie. Z. NJ. w. % A. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

The Seattle Electric company does
not like publicity. This IL evident
from a letter which Secretary Way
ant of the Green Lake Improvement
club has received from supsrintend-
cnt kempster In response to a COM
munteRtion which was sent 10 him
regarding the cattle" cars ON the
Green lake line.
Superintendent Kempstef answers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

Doctor Olney. tho wonderful Heal
or by vitopathic Magnetism will
give another FREE lecture and
FREE healing demonstration Tues
day. Oct. nth at Socialists Hall.
fth and Pine. 7. ~.
Doctor Olney's Healing Institute
Is at nc 7th avenue. Office hours
. 10 daily, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

PARIS, Oct. fG.--Prince Ferdi-
nand, Bulgaria. grandson OF the d.
posed king. Louis Philippe. who "
visiting France. Is a guest at the
government foreign office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
NINE. IIERMANN

There are few women magieiana.
aud the foremost among them IL
Adelaide Hermann. who will ap-
pear at the Grand. starting Thufa-
day. for four performances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

ST. LOUIS. Oct iG Senator Ruf-
tons demurrer was argued ia the
Federal court this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
TEDDY INSISTED on Al
DRESSING NEGROES

q JACKSONVILLE TIA. oct. !
= is Upon the insiateuee 81
. Secretary Loeb the COMMITTEES /
. arranging for the entertain I
4 meut 81 President Roosevelt
. has provided for the presidents {
. addressing the negro students I
= 81 the Florida Baptist aead- I
4 emy. The committee first re- I
. fused the negroes demand for I
= recognition.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-17

Z f.Da nsasstro CozYasponaall


Junio Is Sc non dice hs aldo nom.
bFado aasistant del Attorney 81 iuez
de esta Corte. Mr.. Savbia, que para 81
cargo de Juez que dpja este VaCante
est6 nombrad9 d L0d0. don Pedro
Audrey, & cnl iqualmente de eats Cor
60, y que psEa el cargo De & cal b 1 81
do deniRnad0 81 Lodo. don R .m6n
% lifiones.
Les juicioa por jaFsdo comeDza
ran en- eBta CoEte el die 10 del pE6xi-
mo mes De Julio.
DuFante a pre- xima gemsns Sc ex
pandeY6 n oaFne ca estR ciudad loa
siQuientes precios: dcmirQ 60 10 cen.
tavos ibrn, lunea. mAFtea y jueVes
nueve ceIttvos. microbes Yiernes
oCh7 y ggb1dO s 10 Is cRrne de Ger.
do & 8 y centAyos.
Hay gran nnimaei6n para 81 baile
que daFg en sua sal0neB el Casino es
pS l9l el "a dia San juan.
Se encuentHa en- puerto ell Yap0I
GCoamo3 que eaFgaF6 az6CaP para l0G
EstadOg Unidos.
-Se encuentra enfeHmO de cuidadc
en- ga residencia en- Santana 81 Respe
table senior don Fernando Bith9rn.
Desesm0g ga pr0nt0 Festab b.eCimientO.
Se encuentra en esta ciudad eu
viaitR de inspection 81 doctor Manuel
Ssldsfis inspector de Sanidad del Dis
tfit0 NOrte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-17

aIoIas en- 81 mlliG0mlo

Re6Eiendonos { q confeFenela cue
a1unciaramoa aYeF de l0s ae q 1Eaa sa1es
.ngga y Post, pOdeno1 il fornlaT 1ue res
pectO que antas. loe ipgreloH que ae
obeeninn p0r alien puolenteas 1n-
gveaa ban en- ea III asulaE.
Al instancia d6l 6etoE s5oent sc Ie
Asamhlea LegisI1tiYa pat sa, paa6
UNA lev fin de que esos f0ndoa Pc
sasen 6 lou fondou del mnniComio. Pd.
70 haloia d dndn de 81 empe za1ia se.
ner efecto ditha ley d dssde ace ae Yot6
8 desde que empiece E reRlr 81 nuevo
presupuesto. El Mfl1r PCst presto
su deCididO apoyo 81 doctor 9oeni 90
y cree que deben ingresar aQuetllg
fOndoE desde b fecha ca Que Sc v-t6
d ley. pero s ia de legAlizsE g tfa1 9
ferenOia de fondoa. el aenoF Pest ~
pasado eI asunto "a Attorney para sn
informe.
Los Drop6sitos del senior Goensga
ron de Gotar q asilOa de locog. De t0do
Cunnt0 se uecesite en IN hospital. pue..
elf frecuentements hay que operar {
los enfermoE.
Recientemente Be di6 81 CasO de que
una alienada que ae creia inCurahle.
dospu6l Que 30 le hiz0 % 0peFaCl6n en
Is matriz de d cual padecia ha mucho
tempo. Fecupet6 u Faz6n y hoy eata
on Ga casa, fisica y mentalmente res
tGblecide.
Todo cuant0 tienda q mejoEamiento
de nuestFos asiIo1 q plausible.