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TO ExcHANGK PROFESSORS.


suggestion 10y the Kaiser.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS Jan. 11.-lf arrange
ments which are at present under way are
completed in time, Harvard and tho Uni
versity Of Berlin will exchange professor
or two annually, beginning with the next
academic year. The first mixing Of such
a scheme came recently, when. at recap
ton Emperor William made a suggestion
regarding this matter TO Ambassador
Charlemague Tower, The direct cause
OF the arrangement is due to correspon-
dence that has passed between Pres dent
Eliot OF Harvard and Count Altorf German
Minister Of Education When the scheme
was first mentioned at Cambridge it was
at once taken up with much enthusia5u
by the well known professors WHO have
come to Harvard from Germany. among
them being Professor Hugo Munsterherg
and Professor kuno FRANKIE, both Of whom
are well known ia Germany and who have
been honored by the Kaiser.
Furthermore, the best of feeling exists
between the German Emperor aud Harvard
University. He was the most lavish civor
to the Gernanic Museum and he has shown
interest in other ways, The plan is 10
have one or possibly two, professors from
Harvard go TO the University of Berlin
while a corresponding number from Ger
many are TO come 10 this country. The
negotiations are as yet Incomplete The
men who will be selected will naturalS
exchange chairs, hut beyond this il is not
known whether men who lecture on the
same subjects will be chosen or whether
the two universities may not choose men
from different departments. The term
OF service of each man will be for haf
college yeaT.
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10 IHE EpiroE or THFSrN sir. In Pelham
Wcsiclrstcr county. me aU heroine Of lap5 on
Montay evening lashcd rrdhrAded woman
across she face Until iae redhc,led fefnaI, nesdea
Tor mercy
She was Ms. Charles p Smith Pelham, 4, ma,
county Why did Nrs Smith las. me rs5ns,,,s,t
woman Because the eforcmcntona rrdhe,dc8,,c
pcidlcd false reports concerning "a ndsln,, ana
fondness Of Husband Smith for Mn Cbo,i.s p
Smith.
II there were more Mrs Charles P.smlths In
the world. there would be frNcr unhappy ~ "a
i'as AMN'"hE aIou"n "ho' sAouia De eightful
braTtnstoncs. r.,
NEW YORK Jan 10
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From me- RO11rJ MHGI'lHs
America now has three famous Jesuit novensts
and one % them lives In Chicago. Everybody
knows Father Finn. and msny know Father Henri.
S. Sqald'rs. hul Father !. T.. Copus. S. D. Is the
coming great Catholic novels; OF the country
No Nrst BOOK ever made such hit rs aid mis- -sarr,
Russell" o was something new fan Of Incident
full ~ purpust. fln u def Characterization m.
book came as a surprise. followed the next wear
rs saint Cuthbcu's." This. TOO. was Indeed
phcnomcnally graphic Shadows Lifted" r,s,
published. Is a dist Ct advance. Born and reared
at least IN pari. IN England Father Copis has been
a Journalist. an editor a traveller, and Is now A
professor % English literature at ST. IrnAtius's
College. Chicago.
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We live IN an age OF apartments.
SO often We ask With sigh.
Pray what has become OF the garrett
We knew Ia the decades gone by
The cream OF the past generations
Al rose 90 the top OF the house,
With no one 70 taste OILS richness
Save only the youngster aud mouse
In grandfather's uniform faded
You Joined in the battle and fray.
That Trunk OF black hhiTcloth 50 faded
Held love letters hidden away.
TIE rain made a palter OF music
The while We held carnival high.
Though palaces tower above IL
The GArret YVES nearer the sky
McLASpEuHoH WILSON
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The article in the Havana newspaper to
which Mr. Hayas refers says that at the
bottom Of these falsehoods there is a cum
ming scheme for the building Of sewerage
system and the laying of new pavements
in Havana representing s25,OooOO0, Amen-
can money The Havana Concrete CON
cludes that this mercenary scheme must
be fought by effective means. so as to dis
courage, once for all. those who have Sc
lected the subject Of Cuban sanitation as
a source of business opportunities
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To THE EDITOR or TIE SuS-str. I 20 uptown
every day. toward O'Clock by the subway Thcn
enter the Brooklyn Bridge station ! End line
formed 90 bus ncSets At tae window OF the ticket
seller Invariably, however, ! am pushed aside
before ] got n the window by some rude fellow
usually young man, who elbows himself into the
line ahead Of me. Instead OF waiting for his turn.
1t Is small matter. and refer TO II simply as one
OF many evidences which | might zdducc OF the
bad manners Of this generation
NEw YORK. Jan. II. SR1AoRSARtAS.
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TO rHE EprroR or THR srS-sit noilce "A,
The subway IS 70 have cignr stands. They han
already begun 10 Install them
Who're 6, tiiS to end, and what nrw competition
VIII the small retail dealers haye 70 contend With
u is bad enough TO have the advertising nuisance.
bll ~ thc soli q cigars and tobacco Is permitted
what Is 90 prevent thc!r selling all kinds OF rnorchan
disc T.ls use ~ tho public utilities ior private gain
should to Stupred. JAaFs H-usox.
NV YORK, Jan. II.
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Eclectic Congress Meeting Here.

The Eclectic Medical Society Of The
State Of New York ia holding its forty
fifth annual convention at the Eclectic
Medical College. 239 East Fourteenth street.
Nearly 800 eclectic physicians from ri
parts OF this State and several OF the neiR
boring States registered yesterday The
morning session was devoted % the trim
action Of routine business. Al the afr,
noon session several interesting papcls
we're read and discussed
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OUR EARLY IMMIGRATION.
Call for Authorities in Prcof OF state
ments as To the American Colonies

To rHS EDrToH on The suN sir. In yocr paper
OF Jan. Mr. James ~ Boldly says we know
that the thirteen original States were practically
penal colonies No authorities are cited. Can
the gentleman give ans proof,
MILFORD, Conn, Jan Q. G.. u YATES In.
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Makes Room for Himself.

From ne Charlotte OhscrrfY.
when ] 20 NORTH said MI c. X WHY and
people crowd me too closely. tell them that han
from Brcsthitt county, Ky. After that news rs,t
out. have plenty o. room TO move about In
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The Laundry.

poVenes was wandering with his tub
= an looking for an honest man TO wash stoct,-
be explained
He was directed BY the polite strange, to tbs
City Bank.
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At a Kansas Wedding.

Fron NE Lincoln .Ssning
They stood under beautiful canopy OF lac,
and flowers he In noble young manhood, and she
In white silk. decked with flowers and Jewels
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SANITARY CONDITIONS IN CUBA.
statement by the Cuban Consul. G en-.
eral at New York.

10 THE EplToE or The Sun Sir: enclose
copy OF the Havana Comcrcio. In which you
will see that the reason Is given for tho sud
den interest taken By New York newspaper
in reference to the sanitary conditions in
Cuba.
The death rates per thousand for the whole
island for the months of August, September.
October and November have been 1881. is As,
1910 and 40 respectively. showing state
of health which can compare favorably with
that Of any country
OF course. we would all like to have not
only in Havana bat In every other city in Cuba
modern sewers and aqueduots. but all that
can be said Is that Rome was not built in
day"
In the budget which has been presented 10
Congress by the President. the following items
appear.
\ new aaucduct In Glbara ............ $4,000
Drainage Of Ciego de Avila ............. 1900
Drainage OF Mnron................. 1900
Carrying on sewerage system Of Santiago
To continue pavement OF principal streets
OF Santiago .....,........... 10000
For aiding tho municipality OF Santa Clara
In building an aqueduct ................. 1000
Total ............ Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
This takes no account of spocinl bills passed
by Congress Tor the building Of aqueducts in
other cities
Thanking you for tho fair way in which you
treated this question in Yesterdays editorial.
O. A ZAYAs,
NFw York. Jan II. Consul General.
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KniOker-Did he leave footprints on the sands OF
umri
BochrT--No. but be spread ashes on his walk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

admiration somewhat, dampened my
reverentiai awe to a considerable ex-
tent. and | think am not sure, but
think | heard some fool laughing.
Since that eventful moment in my
wild career | have been staying in
the house reading THE Singular
Miss Smith" but when | found out
she wasn't so singular but what she
fell in love and got married like
any other ordinary person, | turn
ed my time and attention to dill
gently spellngi out the war news
Didn't mean anything to me, and so
| glided from that twithout knowing
the difference) into the proceedings
of the senate at Austin. Couldn't
only they seemed determined to keep
the negro out of the Pullman coach
es in Texas, that another court shall
be added to the ten thousand we've
already got, free passes must go out
of style, and very few of us shall
have divorces from now on, no mat
ter how much we may desire one.
Makes me almost regret i didn't get
one while they were SO easily pro-
cured, and / could have filed it away
and have it ready in case l ever
wanted, or needed to use it. But
our dear honorables have got to keep
busy while at Austin-they wouldn't
get to stay there so long If they
didn't-and they might as well be
passing, repassing and not passing
bills, as anything else. They earn
their salaries, at least, and the coun-
| try does not seem TO be seriously
affected by anything they may, or
may not do-least of all is their
honorable friend and admirer.
McDEE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETS.
Members Discussed Various Portions
OF the Constitution.

Atlanta. Feb s~-The subcommittee
OF the executive committee @. the
Southern Cotton association discussed
the various clauses of the constitution
The subcommittee In composed OF John
9. Martin OF Port Gibson. Miss, chair
man J. A Browne of Ciaybourue, ~.
C.; Ed Smith OF Magnolia =, G. II. Y .
Brooks OF Luverne, Aka. afri j. II,
Council OF Dallas. Tex. all of whom
were present with the exception OF Mr.
Connell, who was represented by n
r. Dancy Of Houston, Tex. President
Harvte Jordan and Secretary Richard
Cheatham OF ghe Southern Cotton
association were present during the
deliberations Of the COMMITTEES. TBS.
work of this subc ommittee viii he
final.
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Delegates Appointed.

Before the convention adjourned
delegates were appointed to attend
the state good roads convention TO
be held at Austin on February 20
and 81. The following gentlemen
volunteered to go as delegates:
Jas. s. Davis. R. X. Erwin. Lee
Hawkins, A. l.. Love, f. H. Griffin,
w. s, Smith, A. r. Bishop. osce
Goodwin, j. B. George, L. NJ. Hines.
o, L. Oldham, E. S. Campbell, Rev.
r. F. wilkins, T. j. Middleton. Or.
W. F. West
Chairman Ross of the conven-
ton said he would appoint all the
officers of the Ellis County Good
Roads Association as delegates, He
also stated that as mayor of the city
he would add the names of the board
of aldermen TO the list.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
stereoptlcon Lecture.


The cold weather did not inter-
fere to any great extent with the at
tendance at the night session OF the
convention. The district court room
was filled with people who appeared
to be deeply interested in the good
roads question.
Preceding the stereopticon lecture
Hon. Wellington E. Loucks, organiz-
Ier for the National Good Roads AS
ISOLATION, delivered a highly enter
tanning and instructive address on
THE Moral Effect of Good, Roads
and Good Streets
Mr.. Scott of New York CITY was
then introduced to the audience. He
said good roads were needed in this
country today more than anywhere
else. There was no reason why pres
ent conditions should continue in
Ellis county. With the wealth of
the county there ought to be good
roads from one end to the other.
The county is now spending annually
more than the interest would amount
to on $4,000 worth of bonds, and
little is being accomplished.
The stereopticon lecture by Col
Moore was very instructive. The
views showed the work OF road con-
struction in the countries of Europe,
many of them being revelations In
the art of road building to the ma
jority OF the audience. There were
also views showing the work that
has been done by the National Good
Roads Association In the way of con
structing model roads in different
parts of the country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
Li6HTLE DEAD.
Was One OF Defendants In Noted In
sursnce S~indIe Cases.

Searcy, Ark, Feb, DIR. r. q.
Lightle, one Of the Defendants in the
sensational Insurance swindle charges
pending here since last July. died
Tuesday OF pneumonia. Last May the
body OF Edward Pitts was taken from
a grave and palrned of as that &c nr.
Lightie, and insurance collected to the
amount Of 81 eco on the iatter'x llte.
When charges OF fraud were made I9r.
Lightie res pp@ared, having been in
Georgia meanwhile, ana gave himself
ur. He was convicted om 3 charge II
violating the grave and fined $1,000
and sentenced Ia six months In mlf.
An appeal TO the circuit court was
pending and Dr, I4igstle was out on
bond He was recently indicted by the
grand Jury here on a charge OF con-
spiracy 10 defnaud certain life lnwalr-
ancs companies.
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COLD WEATHER CHATTER.

This is surely the warmest
cold spell the oldest inhabitant
has yet fallen heir 10.
One of them says he can't see it
that way, but / can, and after all,
things are about as you see them,
and life is exactly what you make II.
Ii 1 had the time, talent, sense, or
whatever it takes, | would write a
grand poem, or paint a fine picture
of this big, beautiful ice trimmed
world of ours. The scene is decided
ly Inspiring, though the exact nature
uf the inspiration has not as yet been
made clear TO me. Somebody says
if | could see the poor snivering cat
tie away out on the wind-swept
plains / wouldn't think il an so
beautiful and enhancing. but | can't
see them. l don't waat 10 see them.
1 dislike even to think of them. and
so why spoil a picture so fair with
blemishes that / know not OF? As
far as my vision goes the fields are
broad and white, the rough black
ground is hidden from sight the
hills are bumped into mounds of
snow. The trees are frinEed with
drops thar glow, The les sidewalks,
are Ike unto glass. ana the waytarer.
though duly sober. can't stand stead
ily thereon. I've tried it.. and /
know ! have been told repeatedly
that u I lid not stay In the house,
and quit licking icicles off tho fence. /
I'd take my death Of cold. but ar !
am not in the habit oi taking what
4 do not want. , am not very greatly /
alarmed. Besides Ralph Waldo
Urine SAYS that you always get ex-
sesiy shat yea look forward 10. and
cssnfidently expect. and certainly I
am not looking forward TO, add cor
Fsdently expecting my death Of cold.
I waz standing out ia the yard this
morning with agsurned face. gaE-
lag Ia revsrentlAl admiration a. the
smwetied branch@s ~ the trees wh~n
q mAower Of ieirlsa bsaks loo~~ from
mbax@. descended swiftly toward TIE
xFuuna. aaa / lad last time 10 dack
nv BEAD and r@osiye y aslllson fFosmn
wmrsaelsm on the baea % my neek-
Jmga ~ ! expected Bat IL eu0As9
mv sntAaMasam . little. sAsllsd ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

1t is thought that there should
be a closer relation between the thir-
ty or more chess players of Waxa-
hachie, and a call looking TO this is
here made to all lovers of the game
to meet in the county court room
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
As an instance of the growing in
terest in chess playing in Waxa-
hachie. Lee Lasswell, boy thirteen
years of age, and Ross Smith, ten
years old. play good games.
A RAW RECRUIT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

New York Authorities Notified Thas
no tndiesnent Had sssn Found.

e4A&tt
New York. Feh. s. Mrs. Alice webb
Duke was discharged from custody
TueaAny when arraigned III poles
court. after having been held rras-
oner ut the request OF the authorities
OF Nacogdoches county. Texas. who
ha3s notified the local authorities thai
they had no indictment against her
An assistant district attorney told The
court that the Texas authorities did
not insist that Mrs. Duke be held for
cxtradition.
Mrs. Duke had been indicted on a
charge Of obtaining $4,000 from r.. Al
Blount, presidAu of the Commercial
National bank Of Nacogdoches by false
pretense In connection with tobacco
farm At Redfleld. Tex. She had been
held prisoner for fifteen days. Her
arrest followed the liberation of her
husband, Brodie l.. Duke. from san
itariuffl, to which ne had been commit
ted on complaint of a son, pending an
inquiry as TO his sanity. Mr.. Duke is
a member of the Duke family of tobac-.
co manufacturers.
When Mrs, Duke was a.raigned
Tuesday letter was received from
District Attorney Imboden of Texas.
saying he was not advised that requi-
sftion papers have been issuef and
would not ask that she be held any
longer.
You fellows In the district attor-
ney's office have been eiarcing to the
tune of those fellows in Texas. who
have been simply trfiing with you"
said Magistrate Pool. Mrs. Duke was
then discharged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Z. b. Canman, Chicago, writes
March 4, 1908: Having been
troubled with lumbago at different
times and tried one physician after
another; then different ointmerts
and liniments, gave it up altogether.
So | tried once more, and got a bot
tie of Billiards. Snow Liniment,
which gave me almost instant relief
can cheerfully recommend it, and
will add my name to your list of for
mer sufferers" csc, soc and $l.00.
Sold by Hood & Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
BECOMING WO RISE.
Violent Proclamation b+ss Beer Issued
by Ore Organization.

committee az the Russian Social DEM
oera'iC worEmen's party has issued a
violent proe iaInation. which haS been
widely circulated ia the factories II
ST. Petersburg calling ON the operat-
ives IN array themselves und~r the red
Tag ~ the Social Democracy sud pre-
pare for an armed renewal " tna Ian
uary Demonstrations. The proc lama :
tion bitterly assaults church and stair
and the higher lasH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Was eoinpany ~ Louis. To our rep-
fssenfatives II the state Legislature,
70 our representatives III congress
aud 70 the United States senate, and
e his excellencg. Governor s. W.
+. Lanhani.
r. L. HAWKINS.
]. M. LANCASTER.
j. r. SULLIVAN.
l.. l.. JETER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
New suits Filed.

filed in the district clerk S office:
E. S. Chapline VS.. J. <. Patter-
son. suit on note.
Shawnee National Bank of shaw
nee. Ok. VS.. X. ]. Patterson, suit
on note.
James ReagoT VS. Birdie Reagor,
divorce.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

The Waxahachie people may find
copies of shs Chau, auqua Herald at
the Light office. These papers are
for free distribution. II YOU have
friends outside the city and desire
to send them copies of this paper
call at the Light office and help
yourself. c. c. MCCONNELL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Roland Jarrett. the young man
who Was accidentally shot saturday
afternoon while crossing a drift on
Chambers creek. died this morning
al o'clock The remains wili be-
brought TO waxahaehie and inferred
tomorrow AT . or 10 O'Clock
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
Church Officers Ia Meet.

The officers of the Main Street
Christian church will hold their regu-
lar business meeting AZ the office OF
u. ID McCombs tomorrow night at
$3.50. This Is an important meeting
aud il is hoped that every officer
Of the church will be present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

BODY FOUND.


Astoria. Ore. Feb s,-~After a search
lasting over a month the body OF Mrs.
Mary r. Sayior of Portland. who dts
appeared at Skamokowa. Wash. New
Years eve. has been found al that
place by divers In twenty feet Of wa
ter. tightly wedsed under a snag II
Is posed that the woman accident
ally tripped and fell into the water
from the porch OF the building ia
which she had apartments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
Rev. Carlisle p. ID. Martin, l.. l.. ID

of Waverly. Texas. writes: "Of a
morning when first arising. | often
find troublesome collection of
phlegm, which produces a cough aud
is very hard TO dislodge but a small
quantity of Billiards. Horehound Sy-
rup will at once dislodge 1t, and the
trouble is over. | know of no medi-
cine that is equal to 1t. and it is so
pleasant TO take. can most cordi-
ally recommend it to all persons
needing a medicine for throat or
lung trouble" 25c. soc and 800.
Sold by Hood & Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

4. Nafi9s. fhe celebrated Kansas ItAnt
sFynsnher and lecturer. mow naas f1ais
editorial Charge Il the sh4wns~ Daily
News Tor a Frw dAys
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Chicago FEB. s.--Charies r. Taylor,
business partner OF Mrs. Alice Webb
Duke, was arraIaned In court here
charged width swindiing r. A. Blount
of $4,000. Pending the arrival OF Of
hcers from Texas the case. at The re-
auesr OF the police, was continued I'M
I'll Feb II.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Owing To the fact that many OF
our wires are broken from the slset.
IL will be impossible TO give ali our
customers light tonight We will en-
deavor TO make necessary repairs At
the earlisss possible moment
e5 Aaxahaslaie Gsas u Electric Go.
BY Tom Cook Superintendent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08
Alfalfa Hay.

Your stock will pull through this
bad spell O. X. if fed on Fancy Colo
RADIO Alfalfa hay, and choice oats.
We have both. Waxahachie Grain
Company. 6s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

asAmmE. ~. r.. F~h s--ssaw~saas
Hexxsn~ - xr@nsaa fh@ r~sua.asAnn -
100 mspw@Hsaaw 81 Iastsmaam fsss sm@ wxssm~
asssmu - gak@nm Bnwm tn asszs@s AAw-
mamtwk. wns 10 mmaew mFwmns in fs@w
xsRm CITY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Coed Texas Bvaa sto5 per ewt-
Mt sievasoF 81 i0 delivered. Spot
eamA only Wmxahaehts Grain Can
paay IS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

The National Loan and Investment
Co will help you to own a home.
win take up vendors lien notes.
0. II. CHAPMAN.
65 Atty. for Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

D@s &oins@. la. F@h. s-Tw~nsy-
ore asxr~em bei0w saro was snn malaA-
mnEn Fw@wsas~a here Tuesday ChaxAsaw
E1ty was the oaisimss sEsas ia Enwa-N
A@Auw.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-08

Year msnTM wsii paIl shroewh tAis
aaA apels @ X IL hma om Fa%<y csao-
sae@ Alfalfa hay. maA ahnanm uakm
"a hass baxh4 WmzmhMsMAm Gsmam
Csmp@my. -