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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
"CoLD$WAVE& COMM ~ VI
lecture on Liquid Air at y M M.
i .C Il "A. H all by DR.. Patty.

rs Much interest Is being manifested In
the cold wave that IS approaching Rich-
',moend twill 5beg worse than freezing, The
wave will be brought here BY Prof lessor
Nv. .B, Patty, the scientist and demon
ira tor. DR.. Patty will arrive n II, Rich; Z;
Slnond Friday morning, accompanied / by
the cold wave, bringing withshima several
gal Ions OF liquid air. so frig! i'd thatHElr
is 319 8degrees below zero, In liz uid form.
yet dry, so cold that It Will freeze a. I
acohol. .s so hot thatSit poils on ice,i and
yet in the Intensity Of is GOODNESS will
melt steel, He VIII also bring witt him
several tubes OF radiunl, the W. orld' s
latest WONDER OF high aotly ytty, mex
$haustible light. full Of heat and energy,
costing over five millions OF ollnrs per
pound, and at this rate the supply. is not
large enough to fill the demand. Pros
fessor Patty will also give delnonstra-
4 Ttions # OF Alarconi's marvellous methods
OF sending wireless messages. Without
doubt this great lecture, which will be
given In the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation y Hall Will fbe a scientific event
Of the SEASON.. and yet at the same
time, Intensely Interesting to the man
who elesires to be entertained beca usa Of
the experiments and ademonstrnti tions. The
lecture will be tho hftl, number Of the
gassociation course. Reserved II seats will
go on sal Q Wednesday at ! o'clock. 5s}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
TWENTY 1 ! !. |. |: !. E.E.XP''E|.lLED. .
IERDM| M|DAV|Ds.0N3C0LLGE
Robbing Wrecked Cars and Steal
ing Chickens Some 81 the
OFenses Charged. s35s
especial to The Times -plspatch.

ftl tspecIH4 70 toIHeEIIH1es-
Y1NsToN.sALEAIt N, c., Jar,'ary7 IN,
About twenty students, four of them see
Snlors, have been expelled by the faculty
8of historic old Davidson College for
Ereprehensible behavior. Several freight
cars were wrecked near the college a
few weeks a go. and a few OF them were
loaded with manufactured tobacco,
shipped by,3a firm in this city. Several
OF the students were accused OF taking
quantity Of the tobacco. 555
Other charges against I hose expelled
include \ chicken stealing and the use
OF sand abuse Of Intoxicating liauors, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Stop *, / Curb Ira r. ding: q
4 f@( BysAssooiated Press, i3

y January Z ~ II is con
sidered probable as the result of @ tele-
gram received here from New York 81
day that the local cotton exchange will
put a stop to all /" curb trading ,i''S
@ The telegram sssi was from President
3Schaefer, OF the N ew York Cotton En-
change. and said 3s II
5iy5 sent here from New Orleans parties
TO buy Or sell after the close Of our mar
5ket, or as conlmo My called on Sthe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
TWO sSELSss sEs. Il
..ss sDU URlNG BIG GALE
] 3tBy Il &. ot,;c.iated Press )

3lPRoV1NCETOyVN. /. MASS, Sa J an. n "A
5sixty-knot sout heaster " gall X cked up a
tremendous II sea " here III day and #sss bad
~. dana ged he fishing fleet he
5harbor. # 5Sss VI
u The auxiliary fishing steamer Empress
and tho gasoline fishing boa rles -.
Foster were sunk a ii their mornings. Sew
Feral sloops were ither da mayed or SUM l..
No one was on board the boat II ESSli
Monitor, for I he safety OF which
there has been some fear, put into the
iharbor during the night. Neither tho
Wood enend mo- the Race Point i fe-sa ve::s
have seen anything OF the dlsa bled Nor
twegian life-boat. sS \; 81 3iiS$$ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
LUNATI IC2 PURS UlNG 555S5sl
#s5g m AG IN Ar IT t1IEF|$ n Lied
SE(BysSAA ss,o.Icia led press. )

S'1sc
KY sT..L6U1s,E m O.. ] anuary Z. w hile8un
der the hallucination /, tina e he was ;pur-
suing a; a;3burElar,s g. s. Martin hirty years
old, raced across the roofs, Of his own
and Joining vel ings ss,intil IL he at
Stracted the AT tention %of5 several persons.
who thought Martin was % burgl and
started In Epursn gt6
u Martin heard his pursners and rushed
quickly to the edge OF q ROOT, leaped into
the stree, four' st oriesi belo W! recciy wing
later. sse5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
4 Fire in II Ian caster, Pa

(By25 AAsOclated IPTfss,) a9F
4 sfIANCAsTER:f'A.,s1 Janus Il g. The Sho-
tel ana yelling of Barton5 II. Chaeffer,
the barber shop \ sof u Nat han Leeds. the
dwelling a nd store of Martin Lelbold and
the home of Charlss Sep1er, at Reams-
town I Pa. q sw ere destroye by A fire this
morning The loss IS estimated at 3s5o-
600. ESs II
3s The fire Is supposed to have started in
Lcibold's store from an verheated stove
pipe. 0N
Tho Leibold Y fanlily 81 n narrowly escaped
with their lives, being Ia ken out tof the
night clio thes. 8S s n ;ls a?t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Govert,ot', and has annolinc AS cai1di-
dacy fotp the United statoA Senate to suc- su
ceed Senator Martin, whose crrht expires
Al u

Sdacyg forS the United States Senate to- suc--
ceed senator58 Martin, whose /. crrtt expires
March u, 1907. I'M
Other P ossibilities.
sF'ornier uoyernors 4 fIogs of p.-. y.
;laskl, and Congressman H w liam s3is s3is a.
Jones, 3sOt Richmond county, have a been
Frequently as prospect We 1. "a n
tlidatcs, bnt neither has made esannounce-
fnent 5of his nsp rat Ions. III w s;sy
Fl There nre many offices to sbc fillcd X ID !
the primary next ug,tst sel,teit,bee.f.
FOr Stat II rcnsiirer lfOtis y slsBI II u Boaz,
Albcnarle Y an an announced ann ot oltsst
ant or State Treas stifei n II arttta;i.
|tJr. 8of RockbriJge, who ~1ll stand for
recollection. For splipcrIntende 5of p,utp.
Lie instructpn Or. ~ sotltha u, lgtl,e
incmmbert, will be opposed b. Mr.&Jl. z.
Egg,eslori, N or Prince Ed ward. II on. y.
Z. gglcstoli, y, ;ccrctiirys the Common
weallfi,sSis u candidute d for re- ction,
but is ,inopposed and so ki1oy y u
have tlo opposition. Tie same lis true
or COMMISSIONER Of Ia ricnlturei Is AVA
Koiner, who ,ill ,probnb be ma med sSt IN
out opposition. Both Messrss3 Eg gleslS9n
and I<oner served for years In the e g en-
I {eral Assembly OF ~ irginini and are w ldely
known inAthe State. .2t Ms III y. 5 y
ginia are to be chosen f6r6t twD yea i'tt crr'ls
and tile entire one hundred member #oC
the House "a rc to- be choscn.}a|t As NUN terl
OF I. tho senatbrs will not stand II fpr .rsT
election III on n Ed ward I5cllols. OF = ~ VI
gusta who Gprioltto his, electior as. 1lleli-
tenant Governor. had eryed for years en-
]nSthc Senate. Will $agaii, Sasl,ir to thu t
bod Il. and his nomination and election
are assured. . Senator b Blarid N assie: :
Nelson, Will have ppposti ON q.
FL IA Strobe. OF Amherst. State Senator
w i. ia rksdale, of IIal fax, III prob
ably not be- cand te. senn tor - 3s Il.
Cromwell. Of Norfolk county will lnlost 1It ~
surely have opposltio sif lie as q irts. 4
3s$1nSthe House OF Delegates man 81 changes
arc likely. Including the voluntary retire.
stncnt tof sipea kerS John NJ I2yan y. for many
years Il member and for rs prWesldlns W
officer; Hon. liam Boaz II and Ills
colleague. Hon. W y. +. Duke. OF q ibG- i
marie, and many otherss promilent in that
body. Altogether, the proapec ct now ,ls
that there will be many new facest IN botli
houses. d Many who desire te$ $re turil$Hi IL
| ssllcclmb to tho opposlti ion among their
constit ituents, 3 ~ q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
PREACHER GETS SH21 YEARS
III For KILLING HIS SON
! 8 ~ " N 4 " Z
NJ (By Associated Press

Il OWEN NsBoRo. !. Il, January z The
REV. W. WI Armer was to-day found
guiltys5of the murder Of 1, his son and
sentenced to twenty-oneS years in III tho
The son was twenty-one
Years old, and Is said to have been killed
by Ills father, because he had gone to
work fora farmer, and had refused to re-
turn home. 81 9t} Js Il ,54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
VATICAN TO LOOK INTO
MIDDLE i N HAVANA
(RY AssocInted I2rcss.. (

VI OAiE1s January7, II hes tican has de-
gcided to send an "a apostolic visitor to tile
diocese Of Havana In connection with
tho trouble between Nlonsgnor$ Chnpelle.
archbishop of New Orleans and former
5papal delegate to Cuba. md Monsignor
iBrodrick, 4 former auxiliary bishop OF Ha-
yana. e j &, 8i$ rs; .a
\ Monslgnor sera fni. apostolic visitor in
Mexico, has resigned for \. reasons or
health. His resignation has been accept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
MILES NOW MEME BER OF
STAFF OF DOUGLAS
g(By Assocl Pre,s.ss;.. !. (; ].


WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan The
War Department to-day assigned v Lieu
tenant General n elson "a. Miles, u s. Al,
retired, as me ember OF he sta aT q e COY
#ernor$ Douglas s, OF Massachusetts. XII
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS

Laf worms are iamsrlrk shade
trees 81 Tesreil TEX
- = TerfS died az tamuass Tex
from ranswtN injuries
Artmofe Commercial club win ssns
an eshibif 90 Portland exposition
Lifetess body - Louis nres kentt8s.
Was found tn Is Dallas betsiuK
d. a dimeulp ga Hesss r ehaf.
icy Robbins vas Hilled ~ suofssf t~
gro
G~onaosiof Asruuss n h MsKtesn IA
ttofAal fell 81 3 So at t~sfHnaa4s siaa
and allied
t@Fsv irteh t9f4te es /. - ~
planted n~xf ssssou iu 4fassan ast
~ Texas
F1fe damaged th- s~iaskoxr. tasut
aud tsewef ssstsgamy plAss nsfme*n
sasoe *na s&eee
Ctsnntaiks afteee feet foBf sas &C..
tata @afh three ~ars aa sash ~sss sFs~n
hssH Davis I r
TNa hFfgS nAsnss with uauha6sa sas
" ta1Mastsg ~ q hRteA start &c II
Taasa ! v pwxs ~~~k
aN@&4#H ft#8 = ~ aANA 8HE#&A&
fatally wssssNsaesa ~ = M~.Aean - EHle
tt##t sssag Ah&aen# TeK
Th8sty sse sAxs ~ hs8He* snag asfgs
skassswa frsan usxiea weg~ sAaeses
etosw EssUw tn D@lseetaa
a n@syw - ssttsA - r~sAinwmfaaAa
reN aa il eh4ss@ 80 satesmr*ssa essm
im&g as@Auak aa = ssawns 81 gAAa NsFA
ns r. p MshwAFse - fsmaa okla
@Am aaaeews aHa4sx tkama s~ma 80 81
charges wssh namssasv II An shfant
A. 8usws was ArvweSss nzsF ssaN
KAngansa sssaasN T~x&a saaK@~s afth
M~aasaaN8tmW sm e~FanairmtsF sma@uat = SIR
tmaTse#a years H&a
rwnasetsm s@mn @e~sas - 1aaAaw~~
TFAssssas fUsmnNAmw @an aaft~a fAsfsY
feet ssssxn a esH1aaM&sHes tE4n a NAsa.
o. @asww ama MatAV mmN*
Mmwmas hmmfte swhshassansas smsns.
mmssd u a. wNsse &c Beverly nax ass
exnw TsafzaEsm Aaxas - H@sw
A. Wammaa h~ss@ - . Na4aasm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

N T. Ebwfl8. TesaA "a tlAFftssss
Dallas q y UiilteY uAliaz ! "
Aftartx 0fahhaFy y 4 Nyam. tAal
las A. a Bi@Ffun &t tssats Mlwffssl
~ hafne8 Nwmps~ & e Newmss "a
tasi Aahu mosssh Dallas a. q
Aas Dallas Hen shropshire Fasi
T "A HbBigswas EaYs Asf8h "a IL
HWHMaA mzssHf a ~ Ffwes 81
tA4 oliver Hafie@am NoFshasA
EEL n Assss ~N}AFAsxtiie b r t4xN.
WaltMs % 3 Bras m&n. Cincinnati
Bsm d N&NFsHa Dallas Chm@ NJ.
l@an #ef8 Aaffh TeHue ~ EsaAa.
weff 8nfsh q IS Nwnaessa Dallaa
Eaae Anaa Dallas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
The Amount We tat

We 1--we not by the quantity we
ear. nor the variety. but by what
fhe system can utilize. No matter
h3w good oT plentiful Your food Is,
tt st1rges tho system gnleas your al
seattDu 55 good So make certain
fhat YoHF food is properly digested.
1F taking a dose ~ 0fesn'H August
Flower before or after meals. IL wili
mot Only aid digestion. Dc viii stir
tho liver 60 regular habits. SIS e~teu
the stomach and prevent c8natipa.
tloH Trial bottle Is eFnfs DtK
bottle ta cents SOLD by II ~,
FoaFiA IL
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~~ e
PERSONAL


p Heyer went 10 Dallas this morn
INK
Mrs Il ~ Mosley visited ln Dallas
today
e. j stroud was "a visitor to pal
las toda8
uF 3 A. Graest uf Fort Worth Is
.H the cts.
Mr aBd Mira FRANK oldham visited
Ia Dallas TO-DAY
Mayor John 81 sharp ~ Ennis sas
ia the eIty ttis morning
Wltl FoFhisa and LutheF 0oaia
wemt ta Dallas this morning
Mrs IL - Stacey aud little dAush
t~r LaHlla returned last evening
from a summer tour ef the North
and East
Mr. Aht AF@ tutheF HnFiesos.
Whe have irr~u ytsiiing 4n he sitY.
teft fhts morning for StspheHvttts
sheFe th*Y will reside
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
STOCK


Shreveport Sept I6-The citizens
OF aud P8p~ Line company. owners a.
practically al the principal holdings IN
the 1addo neid Including tne lannon's
gas geyser and which holds q fran-
chise for supplying tne cIty Of shr.Ne-
port with natural gas has Oiled new
charter Increasing the capital stos = 10
81 600 p9a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
ATTACKED HY MOB.
Seventy Five Shots Fired and Side 81
House Torn TO Pieces.

st. Louis. sept IA special 20 tie
says Information has reached here
that . mob ot whites attacked owen
Delaney u his negro workmen IN
Henderson Mo. and "a pitched battle
ensued ia which seventy shots
were fired and the side Of the house tn
which Delaney 3aa stopping was s1sos
20 pieces
Delaney was wounded fn the hand
and some Of the men 9sere bit. De-
laney came ia New Madrid
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

Galtealna seut ts The lass .
iun Ht tte government ssawstl ess
Fts.Ha was unisbHt yesterday whlsb
ft# fhH cuwEle&iun uf che C0s
aaas eaaerrtt ~EutestipU aEsBK tss
~ fnaF aut uaefaaFfb atlea
IS tarHfe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
In Private Conferences

Carlsbad. sweden Sept IS Tire del.
eKates ~ Norway and Sw eden appoint b.
ed 20 discuss the dissolution ~ iHe
union Of the tso nouutffes spent
Thursday morning iH private eeafr-
fntes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
PREFERRED DEATH,
Mar Drowned himself at Sioux City
Rather Than Marry.

Sioux CITY Ia Sept 1a-Theosfore
S~choempertin Of LitchAeld. MINI. eout-
mitted suicide here by drowning 10 es-
cape uaatrtmony. lie LETT s. note 10 tte
parents saying he was tired 81 living
as on Aug, 80 he became ngaged to q
young woman throuSh pique of another
girl whom he dearly loved.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

KAfasseA. smswa sept IS -ff -
7@nssFf@a fsum EAa8AsAmkA aNa = Brit
AHa Nmss 20 NAsss#@m w@M@@A# - gF8AM+
gmw ma8Akaw thH Nsrwmwsma pmaFgA ~
ArensA4 mma Gh.smssMma4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
BEcx ELECTED.


Montgomery. Ala. Sept. ls.-Tnurs-
days game was forfeited to Montgom-
cry by Umpire EhreL B%routhers went
to first or q hit and was advanced 10
second on a balk by Phillips. Beck was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

~ LOCAL News 5. =
Florodora Bonnets, the latest. The
Boston Store. Al
Buy your lace leather from F. s.
Cronk Co. tt
Fresh Oysters, csc per dozen at
Pete's restaurant. If
Fresh Oysters. 25c per dozen at
Pete's restaurant. If
School books-all the grades at
Herrfng's drug store. 40
School tablets, peneils-all kinds
OF stationery at Herring's. 40
Buy your school books and school
supplies at Herring's drug store. 40
School Bonnets, latest styles at
nearly half price. Boston Store. Al
Buy your school books and school
supplies at Herring's drug store. 40
Lunch baskets, school satchels.
store. 40
School books at Oriental Drug
Store. The place where they fill pre-
scriptions. 142
Lunch baskets, school satchels.
pencil boxes, at H~erring's drug
store. 40
F. S. Cronk Co, will sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
Prices right. If
Bonnets for the little tots-only
10 cents, just about the cost of the
material. Boston Store, Al
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Cook left this
morning for Mineral Wells where
they will spend several days,
1t is no unusual sight these days
. to see old cotton and new cotton on
the streets at the same time,
O
Miss Marie Kemble, who has been
, suffering from a relapse of the ty-
!, phoid fever. is slowly improving.
Cotton came in at a lively rare yes
terdav and today. A great deal of
, the staple IS being sold in the seed.
!. School books and school supplies
at the Oriental Drug Store. The
, place where they till prescriptions. ~
} School books list furnished TO all
requesting same at Oriental Drug
store. The place where they fill pre-
} scriptions. I42
} Sun Bonnets. the cheapest and the
largest that ever came to WaxahachIe
just the cost of the material. The
Boston Store. Al
The negro conyicts are now at
!, work laying new steel in the Waxa-
J hachie yards Of the Central There
are about e~ighty-fiye negroes in the
gang. and a great many of them are
doing time for life.
II. A. Ross of Paducah. Ky. is Wis
iting the family of County Attorney
Mark Smith and prospecting with a
view Of engaging in the furniture
, business. Mr.. Ross has had consider
able experience In this particular line
of business.
The Katy will have reduced rates
to Houston and Galveston Saturday
and Sunday. Tickets will be sold
for rains arriving In those cities
Saturday night and Sunday morning.
limited TO leave there Monday even
ing. The round trip rate To Houston
will be s3.l5 and to Galveston 81 80.
The Houston and Texas Central
announces us last excursion 20 Hous-
ron and Galveston for the season.
The tickets will be on sale for trains
arriving ut Houston aud Galveston
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

&hsaa tzhAesA wanea@as4 MtmaM
ri a~taasa@eFv II E@FvsaaN -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

SIR ERNEST CocHRANE, FOOTBALL
PATBos. COMING WITH SGLIs TEAM,
elected by a policeman for kicking.
New Orleans captain claimed they did
not have sufficient men TO continue the
game
Nashville. 10. Little Rock. 0.
Atlanta, s; Shreveport. 2.
Memphis. 7. Birmingham, g.
American League.
New York. = Washington, s
Chicago, 3, 81. Louis. :.
Detroit. 81 Cleveland. o.
Boston. T. Philadelphia. 3.
National League.
New York, 10; Brooklyn >
Philadelphia. s.. Bostou. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
BROOKS e SALMON
Commission
Merchants.

AesmkA. ~isoamas. sswurttsaa. Cssksa@. 6rmAn
Ard Es~E1saNasA@
caffna hAsaaAesl IN Any Aaasans frusn q
AmAsm ana - > AaaAmF pmx lRam naaHwsn.
a~mfmwmargums Thm Rmrsm#s~F NmtAmsaml
gamTk. HkllaAmags. TexMm. mEaA tkm Mms@.
hnehse Mmfsagsg Hama. WmwahmrNtm.
MatAanAl Bark 1T CasnnseFea - IMas.a
Fsafrwmxmndamam4 CnssA InnarmAmmAxm Co.,
IT, hm8is Mm., gl-nxwwTmTmsAaA amxAfml
ssneh. S &C. fmElv pmsA
AsssA uhsanns Nsas4h @3An Nsxxarm
wAxAaAcHIE. TEXAA
Aams Mmamm ~ a damAmNa
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w A NJ 7 s

FOR SALE-Two sows and pigs. APP
ply TO w. b. Dickey. 14l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

The Katy will have reduced rates
to Houston and Galveston Saturday
and sunday. Tickets will be sold
for trains arriving In those cities
Saturday night and Sunday morning.
limited to leave there Monday even
ing. The round trip rate TO Houston
viii be s8.l5 aud to Galveston $40.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

H. A. Ross of Paducah. Ky, is Wis
iting the family of County Attorney
Mark Smith and prospecting with a
view OF engaging in the furniture
business. Mr.. Ross has had consider
able experience In this particular line
of business.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
National League.

New York. 10; Brooklyn >
Philadelphia. s.. Boston.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

The HOUSTON and Texas Central
announces ms last excursion 20 Hous-
ton and Galveston for the season.
The tickets will be on sale for trains
arriving sc Houston and Galveston
Saturday evening and sunday morn
ing. september Is and II. The round
trip rate from WaNahathie will bee
Stl5 20 Houston aud tt.40 20 Gal
Fe@loU.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

PHONE 4o-Ray' $ stable for the au-
tomohile. Condo Mos1ey. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15

The negro c]onyiCts are now at
york laying new steel in the Waxa-
laChie yards Of the Central. There
ire about eighty-five negroes in the
gang. and a great many of them are
Icing time for life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-22
MAIL ORDERs PRoMPTLY FILLED

shot up ell over the auditorium and
gallery.
"God bless you, knew t." cried the
singer, aud went on to tell Of the
mother he had lost when he was four
years oId-She whom he was going TO
meet in eternity.
Those who had not been moved TO
quiveFing lips and inSiStent tears by
the evangelist we're In that ciSOS when
the Renaissance ended, and the tenor
started to sing, "Shall / Meet My
ssinted Mother In Her Home Beyond
The Sky2"
The solo over the strains Of almost
Persuaded" hardly more than hum.
med, came softly from the choir while
Dr.. stFouse continued his importuni.
ties 90 heSitAting sinners. HE call for
those who wanted 10 be prayed for
brought numerous responses, In every
part Of the theatre q hand went up
sometimes q name, sometimes q wO-
mSn's-Hnd clsFgymen and worker got
active in approaching these penitentS.
Some jumped from the stage and join
cd the forces on the floor.
One conspicuous instance Of CONVEX
sion was that Of an unShaVen man, dis.
hevelled Of GaFb and eloquent Of the
lodging house. He was one Of the fret
90 Fsise bic hand, and he tiptOed 70 get
~ hiPh 40 possible. Al each Solicita
tion he stuck IL up 90 prominently 80
he could, and soon q Christian worker
vas - hiS eide. A card was handed
him, and In HE eAgeFness he fairly
grabbed H.. He wrote his name and
passed II back, A more unpromiSinR
subject seldom happens into q revival
service, but this FepentNnt one wAa
soon singing whom the crowd caught
up the chorus OF the familiar hymn.
Later men stood up and Scknowl.
edged their determination TO lead q
Cody life, So, too, did women openly
AVow their conversion, and deeply Sg.
itAled, most ell gave way 10 weeping
before they left the place with the
subsequent exodus.
When the bsntdiction had been pro-
nouneed by the Rev. Dr.. janice /,
Vance Of she North Reform Church,
Evangelist CHARLES Cullen Smith col.
lsetsd the decision cards that had
been signed, while the crowd slowly
worked itS way through the exits.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-22
Tom Hoods Test.


The following story Is one which
Tom Hood was rather fond Of relating.
He was once asked to contribute to a
new journal, not exactly gratultously,
but at a small advance upon nothing.
He accepted the terms cOnditlonally-
that Is to say, provided the principle
could be properly carried out.
Accordingly he wrote to his butcher,
baker and other tradesmen, informing
them that 1t was necessary for the
sake OF cheap literature and the inter.
est Of the reading public that they
should in future furnish him with their
several commodities at a trlfilng per
centRge above cost price.
IL will be sufficient to quote the an
swer Of the butcher;
sir-Respecting your note cheap litera-
ter be blowed Butchers must live as
other pepel, and II 90 be you or the read
In publlck wants 10 have meat at prime
cost you must buy your own beastesses
and kin yourselves. remain etc.
London Standard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-22
Low Rates 10 New Orleans and Return
Via Atlantic Coast Line.

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