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The Glenwood post., 1905-04-29
Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin butter ......... 311s
Creameries. extra Colo.... 800 81
Creameries, extra eastern. 300 81
Creameries, firsts. Colorado
and eastern ......... ESQ 20
Process and renovated
goods, lb. ............ 25
Roll or print. wrapped. ta-
Bile grade ....-...... Fl
Roll or print. other grades. ITO 1s
Packing stock.s faUcy. ..... 20
Packing stock, other grades 100 IT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
DISTRICT COURT.
Judgment Rendered in a Number OF
Suits of Minor Importance.

The following DEGREES of divorce
were granted yesterday afternoon by
the court;
NJ. A. Sturdivant VS.. G. X stur-
diyant.
Polly Montgomery VS.. Sanford
Montgomery.
!. NJ. Miller VS.. Aggie Miller.
Alberta Chambers VS.. Charley
Chambers
n b. Adams vs. f. NJ Adams.
Other judgments entered on the
docket are as follows:
A. j. Cobb ct al VS.. Flora Bell
Crawford ct al, partition; judgment
rendered in favor of plaintiffs.
Phillips & Hawkins vs.. l.. w. Bull
lard ct al, TO remove cloud from
title; Judgment for plaintiffs for the
land in controversy.
E. X. Atwood VS.. Antoine Tokats,
debt and foreclosure; dismissed at
plaintiffs cost
Exparte Arthur Collier, to remove
minority disabilities; petition grant
ed.
A. NJ. Goodwin VS.. J. j. Faulkner
ct al, suit on note judgment rend-
cred in favor OF plaintiff by default
for amount of note sued on. interest
and attorneys fees.
j. ID. Sims VS.. b, F. Lynch ct al,
debt and foreclosure; Judgment rend-
cred in favor of plaintiff by default.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
List of Deeds Filed for Record i'm the
County Clerks Office.

Mrs. NJ NJ Wathen to +. B.
Reagor, SO acres out of the John G.
Love survey; $3.50.
e. p Hawkins to r. II. Dearing,
lots in waxahaehie: $3.50
A. Gardner to J. A. Holmes. lot
in Waxahachie; s200
George l.. Ligon and wife to l..
Holder. lot in Red Oak; sf00.
MoHie f. Futch and T. L. Futch
TO Mrs. Emma V Couch. lot in Italy:
$500.
W H. Clunn and wife to s. W.
Spencer, lot in Waxahaehie; $3.50
j. r Smith and wife To w J. Pat
ten. lot in Royce; $500.
NJ l., Steele and wife to G. 3.
Bilbre, 5e1s acres OF land near Ava
lon. $3100
W. r. Wileman ct al TO J. r. AbeT-
nathy and w G. Abernathy, 81
s5-Io0 acres out of the John Law
renee survey; s5.s76.75.
J. II. Price TO Jenkins Bros. 65-Ie0
acres of land $3.50
W. C Jenkins and Wallace len
kins aud wife TO : Nj Dunlap, lot
in Italy: sl50o
Thomas Green and wife to :.
Blakey. 50 o. acres out OF the r
j. Chambers survey s2375.
J. X DonnelI and wife TO l.. q
Lem. lot In Ennis: $1,000.
Burr Martin and wife 10 r n.
Newton A. Co. lot In Midlothian :
s3O0e
W, " Malor and wife 90 T. 81.
Dees. lot sn Midlothian. sls0a.
G. a Neal To G. 4. Roger. lot 10
Garr~ss; SIS
VIII Ralsson to Mrs. Mary RAJ
ston lot in waxshSchie. $500.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
Biennial Report of Directors.

The biennial report of the board
of directors of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College is out and con-
tains some very Interesting and valu-
able information for the people Of
the state 1t shows the recent very
marked advance the college has made
in its own condition and in useful
ness to the state, and it's present con-
dition and pressing needs. as well
as its promise of increased helpful
ness TO Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
SMALLPOX FATALITY.
Victim of Disease Dies While Being
Transferred to Pest House.

II was learned from County Health
Officer Simpson this morning that a
South Texas negro died yesterday
from the effects of a well developed
chopper at q camp on s. P. Skinners
Chambers creek farm He expired
in wagon yesterday afternoon while
being transferred from the camp to
the pest house on the county farm.
There have been q great many
cases of smallpox in the county since
last fall, but this is the first death
resulting from the disease
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

The Black Patti Trouhadors is one
OF the moss poVnlaT and successful
attractions In America. The present
s@ason opwmeA aE Assury Para. 1ais
20 10 sseee hosne and the sub.
esqu~ht perform anews Indicate that
it wlll he tAe most prosperous IN the
ha@tory os TIE COMPANY The tour In.
sluass sngagsmsnts AZ every import-
ant city In ths unissd states. Cuba.
MszIee saa soash America. In Sss
YesA eaty. aaTAse8a. Newpors. As-
barry raEk. ana IN asi the aorthsra
sssiss the company has dsswa rseoFa-
bTwakfaa eruwas. saa In all tbs
saashesm essses 10 ha# eees fegEa
ases@@ass 70 soes fstsEa samgs-
mensa last ssasoa sh~ TSumes-
s9msm mmvs fomF pesfesmssees "a the
TessFe NeessaaIe. Gaia. eas % the
laFgsss Ana granasat thsstsrs 10 tbs
wesaa. whsrw sh~ mFoss Receipts wsre
larger shsn shas mssofasa to Aasasna
Patti SARAH ElsxmhaFas ana he
0Faaa isallaa 0p~Fa cemeaay Eeg
ahs same namis~r oa P~sfssmanues
TIE TFosssasomrn are aaaonnc~a
- app~as At shs epssa hoase Friday
niwAs, MaFwA =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
UNIVERSITY CONCERT.
Music Department Offers a Special
Program for Tomorrow Night

The department of music of the
Trinity University, under the diree-
tion of Prof. w W. Campbell, will
give special concert tomorrow night
AZ the University Auditorium. The
program viii include violin and
piano solos, solos by Prof. Campbell
Miss James and Miss Whitefield and
two numbers by the University Male
Quartette. An admission fee of fifty
cents will be charged
This IL the first concert given by
an admission fee has been charged
and II Ii done on this occasion for
the purpose of raising funds to i'm
prove the hall preparatory TO the in
auguration exercises TO be held April
26. AT this time also win be made
the first. appearance of the male
quartette In concert. While the
uuartette has given several songs I'm
public during the session they have
not heretofore appeared in concert.
The young men have well trained
voices and their singing viii delight
With the other members of the pro-
gram and their sbility in their re-
spectiHe lines, the public IS familiar
They need no introduction to Waxa-
hachie music lovers The Light be-
speaks for the concert tomorrow
night large attendance, assured
that all who hear them viii be well
pleased
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Proxram for the meeting az ia.
tsrws week In March.
Answer 20 roll call wita faets
seout Ramssar
Muals Dsxts
Wha assa ra~i command ~ T. !
army la aareh. isstf 0iyr post
tloa Of both srmt-s tn sprsAs os
So rae choice ~ whaa thrw@ move
m@nts w~F~ lefs go 0rant" whieh
ala be ehoes~f DeweFtas The Red
rtvsG campaign What was the r~Al
oAgeet of fhe exr*alsionT Rass
and fall - confeA%rats Gosesnmsat.
ChAptef ts. lsffefsoa Davis.
Maase
Peer. Semw "a tee Chassa-
hDoshie. sianNs L4nswF
ChnrMessr skeaeh Of GRADY
akuIr Oar sewthisaa MaAa
EsmmovAut
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Program for Sunday. March s.
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aes n~rssass. rhil 9: s-ias Masa.
aes s8~xs.
header. Mrs j. n acc,aai
chFln's Faxamels. geAa Is; i-A:
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Tue exampas VI great apostles and
angeas
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Tanimhf @mde ThmK@iaF partig
Einaay ws4Rhef Co9aex.
Taemaas msM 81. mam- -.
c. o. LoSGsERRE. Observer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Manager Shelton of the opera
house is In receipt of the following
letter from Jules Murry. New
York theatrical manager. with ref
erance to "The Marriage of Kitty
In this city Saturday night;
respectfully urge your special
cooperation la helping me to thor
oughiy fsmiliarize all classes of your
tneater goers with the unusual ex-
reIlenee OF the sefni-masical comedy
The Marriage OF Kitty" booked
with you In the near future.
Without egotism or any desire on
my part to have you do anything
which would at any time in the flu
ture have 10 be regretted by YOU,
] can faithfully pfomise YOU in this
attraction one u the very best and
most satisfactory entertainments ever
presented In your city The comedy
tx an unusual novel and most at
iractive one in plot. | have spared
no expense to have Il interpreted by
east Of we'll known and capable
players. and you will find it's equip
ment thorough and high class. As
IL is comparatively unknown, TO
achieve the financial results 1t de-
serves and those which you and I
are after. II will be necessary for us
20 make special efforts.
Thanking you in advance for CO.
operation In this matter, am.
Yours very truly.
LII EG MIfRRY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Mollie Lewis. who was brought
here some time ago from Monterey
Mexico. and placed in the county
jail, was yesterday afternoon releas-
ed from custody under bond ia the
sum of $500. She was given her
freedom after spending nearly all the
afternoon In the grand jury room
In the event a bill of indictment il
returned against Earl Smith aud a
charge OF criminal assault she will
testify as the principal witness for
the state she returned 70 Ennis
iasg ni@ht wtsA her uncls and aunt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Five dollars In advance viii pay
for the Daily Light for whole
year. You save a dollar in the deal.
Try 1t once and sse how well pleased
you will be. Sc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Th~ tarmlsyf and Ranils Of the
maale a~pmFswAms wtIi gswe a eam0eFs
TAarwtas nt@hs Et Traassy ratxsr.
sasy snr sAw parposs es salainx fanas
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Any boy. siFl eF woman desiring
pleasant and profitable wost In hnms
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

nas sal paper fgam as wa haas
the BETTER grades free Ut eAmEwm for
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
STATS or oaIo. Cny sg res~Aa
t.acam Cwwats


Frank J CAeasy makes 0atA that
be IL senlog paEtnsT Of the fIrm of
=. j. Cheney q Co. doias buainesa Ia
tha city of Toledo. eonnty and state
afofesaAa. and that this firm wlil pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fer each
snd svssy case Of eatarrh that ean.
not Dc cured hy the ass of Halls
catafrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
swora 10 before ms ard sahseftb.
Cd 10 ~ pEss@nge. thls esa day 0t
DseembeF. A. u. fss@
tseall a W.. GLEASON.
Sosafy Public.
Halls CatAfrh Cure II takea la.
tsFnally. ana aesa direct on the hlood
and mse@as surfaces of the sysaen.
send fer sessimaaIaln free.
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Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
PERSONAL.

Those registering at the Hotel Adams Friday were: c. R. McWilliams, Syracuse; John H. Campbell. Tucson; H. $. Budgell, Chicago; Fred c. Brech- an, T. J. Brechan, Sioux City, Iowa; II. A. Hopkins, T. s. Adams, M. J. Warner, New York; H. S. Hotchkiss, New Haven: R. R. Coleman; Prescott.
 Those registering at the Conner cial hotel Friday were: J. A. Mur- phy, San Francisco: F. w. Murdock, Maricopa; D. w. True, V. Anderson, Los Angeles; Miss NJ. A. Miller. Fl Reno, Okla; c. Otto Schwabe, Troy. Ariz.
 The following named were passen- gers on Fridays south bound M. & P train: E. H. Knepper for Ben son: NJ. McKearney for Globe; J. A. Hogan for Lordsburg; Geo. Hart, Mar garet Gray, F. Collins for Los Ange- les; E. c. Schoeff1in and wife, Topeka; c. J. Cromwell, Casa Grande; Henry Vance for Naco: David A. Saquin for Douglas.
 Those registering at the Ford hotel Friday were: J. A. Hogan and wife, Morenci; Billie Gannuel, Kelvin; S. B. Seal, Tempe; D. Springer, Kan sas City; pr. B. w. Bizzel, Camp Manzanita,
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
From the Los Angeles Times.

So much has been written concern the marvellous cures he has performed that to those away from the city 1t reads like romance. So surprising have been many of his cures that not only the laymen, but the medical world stands aghast in utter bewilderment at a power so potent and marvellous as to break congestion in a few moments time. Scores of chronic diseases that for years have defied the combined skill of the medical world have been brought to Zaro. and in a remarkably short time those who were blind have Rheumatic pains have disappeared. and paralyzed limbs have taken on new life. No man ever came to this country and created so much excite ment as Faro, whose name is on the lips of nearly every man, woman and child in Los Angeles as Zaro, the Won der Worker.
 Zaro's cures have puzzled the whole medical fraternity and astonished the world. He uses certain secret Prepar- ations imported from Europe. His treatment is quick and permanent and he protects his patients by taking only those cases that he can cure.
 No man living has made the record that Faro has in eight years time in America He has received more testi- monials and sworn affidavits than any living physician. Faro treats no acute diseases, but makes an entire speciality of chronic diseases. Long standing cases given up by the doctors and pro- nounced incurable he most desires to see.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
IN A ROUNDABOUT WAY
St. Petersburg Has Just Heard of Hr.
 Schwab's Ship Contract.

St. Petersburg, April 29.-News of the conclusion of an arrangement be- tween Charles M. Schwab and the Rus sian admiralty for the reconstruction of the Russian fleet contained in these dispatches was telegraphed back to St. Petersburg from New York and pub lished here this afternoon, being the first information on the subject fur nished to the Russian public. The news created a great sensation among agents of foreign ship yards who have been waiting continuously in the cor riders of the admiralty building. When the facts became known to them, they descended upon the admiralty in body, demanding the details and par ticulars of the mysterious method of constructing by which Schwab propos- ed to build ships of 20 per cent higher efficiency than anything now aflOat, but they obtained little satisfaction. The few superior officers who took part in the secret negotiations naturally de- clined to talk and the inferior officers could only explain their lack of know ledge.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
Songs (a) A Dream. .... Rubenstein
 (b) Fond Heart Farewell. ...

Songs (a) A Dream. .... Rubenstein (b) Fond Heart Farewell. ...
 ... Hope Temple Co Vanity Fair. ..... Clutsum MT. Mackenzie Gordon. Duet, Abschied der Vogel (By re- quesO Hildach Messrs. Cochems and Gordon. Songs (a) Absence (By requesD...
 ........ ........ Metcalf (b) Sweetheart Mine. Wright MT. Karl Cochems. Duet, Home to Our Mountains (Trov- otore) ................... Verdi Mrs. Tiffany and MT. Gordon. Songs (a) Mary O'Argyle ............ (b) Bonnie Sweet Bessie ..
 (OId Scotch SOngs) Co The Boder Ballad (By re-
 quesO ...........
 Mackenzie Gordon. Sextette, CFrom Lucia di Lamimoor) .......... ..........-.... Donizetti Mrs. Tiffany. Mrs. Cullom, Messrs Cochems, Hilderbran, Wilson
 and Gordon.
 Trio, Finale Cfrom Faust) .... Gonoud Mrs. w. N. Tiffany, Messrs. Cochems
 and Gordon.
 Songs (a) Calm as the Night. BOhm Cb) Open Thy Blue Eyes,.
 ~ .. Massenet MT. Ernest P. Wilson. Songs Ca) The Way of June. .Willeboy Cb) The Little Thief. Leo Stern Mrs. w N. Tiffany. Male quartet, Annie Laurie Arranged by) .......-.........D Dudley Buck Messrs. Gordon, Cochems, Wilson,
 Hilderbran.
 Song, The Song of the Sword. ..... ....... .COncllOS MT. Frank Hilderbran. Piano solos (a) Rustlings of Spring
 ..... ...... Sinding
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
From the San Diego Tribune.

 The UnrivaIIed Success of This Great
 Master of Medicine and Surgery Has
 Attracted the Attention of the Entire
 Population of Los Angeles, San
 Diego and the Pacific Coast.
 There never was a man who came to San Diego who has created the gen eraI sensation as pr. Zaro. A person who. would go to see this man or meet him on the street would hardly take him to be the remarkable man he real ly is, or think he has done for the ing what he really has done, for the cures he has performed in Los Angeles and San Diego is one of the most re- markable things that has happened here in recent years. From the first day that he came to the city up to the
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
A MEAN TRICK.

Preston Brooks would like to catch the party or parties who played him a pretty mean trick Thursday night a week ago. On that night he left his wheel on Main street and was down at the armory. When he was ready to return home the wheel was miss ing. A day or two ago it was found in the alley in the rear of the Casa Loma. Had that been all, it would not have been so bad, but whoever committed the deed. took a knife and cut the rear tire clear in two, entirely running it.. Worse yet, it was a bran new tire.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30

present time his offices have been crowded from early morn until late at night There are those who have come to him who are totally blind and to whom a ray of light had not been vis- ible for many years. but now they are able to see clearly, as a result of Zaro's wonderful skill.
 There are those who have come to him with lifeless limbs from paralysis and rheumatism. Some have left their canes and crutches behind after re- ceiving but one treatment, others dis card them within a few days, and won der at a power so potent which has breathed into them new life.
 Probably none have as much cause to praise Faro as the number of suffer ing women who have gained succor and relief by his wonderful discoveries, with the experience gained after years of practice and study devoted to the many diseases that make the lives of a majority of women a burden and torture. He was able to give the suf- fering women a system or treatment, and medicine entirely unknown to Oth- CT practitioners. And the efficacy of which has been demonstrated by the number of women once weary, worn, weak and emaciated, suffering tortures and agonies almost beyond description, and who have gone from under Zaro's treatment with rosy cheeks, well form ed bodies, strong lungs and every feat ure of grace and health.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30

musical event of unusual interest and the last public appearance of MT. Cor don in this city if his plans carry for the future. The tickets previously sold at Rerryhill's and Drachmans may be exchanged for reserved seats at Der ryhill's on Monday between 10 and F o'clock. or thereafter. After twelve o'clock the general sale will be opened.
 The program which will be a splen- did one will be participated in also by a number of the most talented mu- sicfans of the city and will be as fol- lows:
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30

The following named wc-0 passen- gers on yesterdays north bound & r. P & P. train: Thomas $. Adams. NJ. J. Warner, A. Hotchkiss. Frank Lynch for Denver: Mrs. E. c. Hall. Amity, Colo; Mrs. J. P. Dexter for Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
Write Me a Letter

If you will write me just how you feel, describe your trobule just as if you were talking to me, face to face, giving full history of your case, your weight, color of eyes. hair and the day of the year in which you were born, I will write you a correct diagnosis of your case and tell you exactly what to do to get we'll and this will not cost you one cent.
 If your case is incurable I will frank ly tell you so and caution you to spend no more money for useless treatment.
 My permanent address is 42S West 9th street, Los Angeles,
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER TO THE
 SICK AND AFFLICTED.
DURING THE MONTH OF MAY.

All patients placing themselves un- der treatment on or before June 1st, will be treated until cured free of charge-No cost to the patient except for medicines and means necessary to perform a cure.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The Maricopa County Sunday School convention will be held in the Congregational church Friday and Saturday, May 5 and 6. An interest ing program has been arranged and the sessions will be both profitable and interesting. There will be quite a number of visiting delegates from diff ferent parts of the country. The Sun day schools of the place should be well represented at all sessions. The full program will appear later.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30

c. D. Rodman, representing the Northwestern Life Insurance company, was here yesterday.
 Miss Wright, Miss Schwarz and MT. Van Note of the normal senior class read their theses before the sen for and junior classes and the faculty yesterday afternoon. These will be read every Friday afternoon during the month of May and those interested in the work are invited to be present
 F. C. Woodmansee was a business visitor in Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
TEMPE
CHARGED WITH BEING SCARED
 OIIT

Tom Goodwin of Hose company No. 2 charges the members of No. 1 with having a severe case of cold feet and he predicts that tomorrow or when the time for the contest arrives most of the members will be missing; part of them he says will take to the sur rounding hills and the balance to near by brush. The members of No. 1, how ever, deny the accusation and say they will be on hand at the appointed time ready to do their best.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
BooDLERs STILL OUT.
California Supreme Court Declines to
 Restore Boodling Senators.

San Francisco. Cal, April 28.-The supreme court today refused to restore former Senators Eli Wright, Harry Bunkers, F. J. Emmons and Frank French to membership in the state sen ate. They applied for writ of manda- mus compelling reinstatement, but the supreme court said their removal for boodling was clearly within the discre- tion of the senate and that the court could not interfere
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
CONCERT PROGRAM
Feast at Doris Opera House
 Tuesday Evening.

Much has been said about the con cert of Mackenzie Gordon which will he held in the Doris opera house on the evening of May . but none too much for the reason that 1t wi:I be a
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
NEW TELEPHONES.

Within the last few days a number of new phones have been put in around town, among those having them put in being R. L. Mullen, Fred Marsh. Tom Curnow. F. w. Griffen, Chas. WooIf and Howard Woods
Arizona republican., 1905-04-30
(b) valse in E Major.

NDJ ' e4IoI III ID 4'AtlJOI
 .... Q. Moszkowski MT. Louis Kirwin. Aria. Toreadors Song (from Carmen) ........... .................. BiZet MT. Karl Cochems. Quartet, From "In Persian Garden" ....... ...... Liza Lehmann (Alas That Spring Should Vanish with
 the Rose.) Mrs. Tiffany Mrs. Cullom, MT. Coch- ems, MT. Gordon.