davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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happen while the guests We're still
there" Then he added gravely: IN
strict confidence. | had planned to have
it fall Just as we were pushing back
our chairs, but The confounded thing
disappointed me- That's the trouble
with these automatic climaXes they
usually hang fire. 1t was to have been
sort of fall or Babylon effect. Noa
know
"Splendid. But. like Babylon, it fell
at the wrong time.
For lively quarter Of an hour they
discussed people about town. literally
approving the slandered and denounc-
ing the slanderers. A still buster quar-
ter of an hour ensued when together
they made up the list of dinner guests.
He moved little writing table up to
the tivap. and she looked on eagerly
while he wrote down the names she
suggested after many puckerlngs OF
her eair. ariStocratic brow. and then
drew lines through them when she
changed her mind Mrs. Dan DeMille
handled her people without gloves
in making up Monty's lists. The din,
ford to 10 as she pleased With his.
He was broad and tall and she was not
slow to 81" ti;i he was indifferent.
lie Gid not care who the gnests We're
ur how lheN came: he merely wished
TO n.;kt sure of their presence. His
only h.;,l CT was the rather diffi,ent
recommendation that Barbara Drew I've
asked again. If he observed that Mrs
l"us head sank a little closer to the
rapcr. he attached no importance to
the lnos cmcnt. He could not see t3at
lcr eyes grew narrow, and he paid no
attention to the little catch in her
lreuth.
~, otl,int that he a little-just a lit
20 pronounced: :" she asked, lightly
'.,ol5:h
'l5i n.ca,,-tll:it people might talk 7"
Sic n..".ii feet ronspicuouSiy pres
.ut'
"eu vnu thiriS SO? We are such
@po;i fro,;:tS yea know.
".f c3,u e f ye}i's like TO have her"
>,}t'-i Is an, Go#'tfn1iy. why, put her
.l.},ne down Rul you evidently haven't
cen that" f,"s. Dan pointed to ii
copy of ,lie Trumpet which lay on the
,al4.e
{Yhe. he hat. banded her the paper
size said. TIE Censor is growing face
tiot.s al NU!3! expense"
II am getting Oh in society with
| vengeance if t.l3t ass S,ai'tS III To write
| abort me Listen 10 ths'-she had
Doiute,i ont to him the obnoxious para
yr.lnh. "'if I.reW>,ter drew diamond
| flush do YOU suppo:e he'd catch the
! queen: AMI il he caught her how long
do yoll th:nk she'd remain Drew? or
if She Drew Brewster would she be
Wiling to learn such game as
Monte"
The next morning writer who sign
cd himself The Censor got thrash
inp and one Montgomery Brewster
had his name in the papers, surrounded
NV fulsome words of praise.
(To Be Continued)
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COMPETENT JUDGES,

beauty Doctors Endorse Herplc;de.
Women who make a business OF bea.I
tifylnG other women come pretty nea1
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
corning Ferpicide:
81 can reccmmand Newbroa "FIe~pi
eide" as il stopped my hair frcm falling
OUT and, IS dressing it has nc super
lCr,
"(Signed) Bertha a. Tru3iincer
"Complexion Snoc;aiist
'294 Morrison St, Portland, Ore =
After using one bottle of "Teeplcide'
my hair has stopped falling out, and roy
scalp is entirely free from (antruh.
"(Signed.) Grace DcGEe,
Beauty Doctor,
"195 Sixth St, Portland. Ore"
Sold by leading druggists Send &c. ic
stamps for sample to The HeIpjcide Co
notroit Mich.
For sale by Coon and Bedell. special
agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
THE NEW TRAMP.

The aesthetic tramp is abroad th7e
summer. One in an Indiana town.
entering house the other night while
the family slept. exchanged his sniled
linens for the best underwear. Shirt,
collar and hosiery that the wardrobe
of the young man of the house c0n-
tanned; then. going to the bath room
took a warm bath. nicely cleaning
the tub after using: and then. STEP
ping lightly down the stairs. enjoyed
midnight repast at the dining rHGm
table from a leg of lamb and jar Ct
cream which he found in the refri2e1-
ator carefully folding the narFi1e G
when he had finished. Thus refresh
ed. he left the house by the front
door in the Young mans raiment
and with his walking stick. scrupUl-
ously avoiding stealing anything else.
Another tramp in the east. in SIAM
ford, CT, contented himself with s7Fen-
ing for a night on the downv couch
of the mistress luxurious boudoir, III
the house of a wealthy manufactures.
left in caretaker's charge while the
family are touring abroad. This ore
stole nothing: but. caught when at
tempting second nights lodging.
he was Jailed for statutory burglary.
vTy1- Is Jro1xJ on
Improvement over the old sort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

No. 2.-Leave Pine Bluff l:25 D. IL
arrive ST. Louis 7:34 a. m; arriv.
Memphis 7:30 p. m.
Nc. 4-Leave Pine Bluff 12:55 a m
arrive Memphis a. m. arrive S.
Louis G:51 p. N. arrive Cairo 1:2
z. m.
Little Rock Train
Nc. 32-Leave Pine Bluff j.: 50 p. m
arrive Little Rock 6:20 D. M
No. 31-Leave Little Rock sos
NJ; arrive Pine Bluff 1875 a. N.
Trains South
No. l-Leave MeIpl is $40 a. m.
leave 81 Louis at S;43 p. m
arrive Pine Bluff a:45 p. m.; arrive
Texarkana S:35 p. n.
No. 3-Leave ST Louis $50 p. m;
leave Memphis $40 2. n. arr,
Pine Bluf. 55 a. NJ; arrive Texa
kama 7:30 a. r
p 3. A. ? Trains
leave Pine Bluff $50 2. n.
arrive Pre- F?iie 'n:10 a. n
sunday
Leave Pine Rlns 8 ?. 10.
Arrive Pine Bluff a. u.
e NJ nicsev Ager'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.


BLUFF CITY LUMBER
Manufacturers Shingles ana
Doors House Bills spec ty Cheap
cut tuidlngs cur buildings our PANEL
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
Our bedroom strongest ana
best made and the cheapest en- the market These
able subsantiate Hold price.
Po0oE7HATT FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OFFICE AND SAlESKOOM STREET.
Wholesale Belt
pot cordial invitation c,
visit us and inspect our line
BROS, HARDWARE co
Leaders Wire Nails
CUTLERY and Mill Supplies All promptly
ceipt Our Fair a Gu.
anything line mail us you
ouEENswARE
evLANp ouEENsWARE COMPANY.
We wholesalers OF
stoves lanterns
fancy your service sy.
~y business DAY '0 the year
paEvFus.
Our wholesale department complete Goods
snss Hats. delivery
% Main street. Pine
COMMISSION MERGHANrx
wEsrsRook eHAiN COMMISSION COMPANY
We cell Plaster Fire Brick Fire Clay
Plaster hair Etc Flour Potatoes Bran, Corn
Hay. Chops, shipstun Field
Caroad a
pllEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
Logging locomotives md boilers ana
Machinery
COI4LEGHS.
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS .oLLEeE
the ambitious young men and women
writing related studies Day ana
p,rht sessons w. Bluf Ark.
UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS
RNESs -FTZHUGH CO.
carr the undertaking
exceled quality and taste being conhide
and shipping a al hours Ie"
and attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
RESENTED 1T.

Gerald" sa the young wlfe'
II ,icing how heartily he was eating
do I cook as well as ycur mother
did"
Gerald put mp his monocle and star
ed at her '9xSo"sh " it 80 s,,a
"once ( Az, Agatha he sad
Il beg two days lemen'oe' nj =, ,aa, naa,cet o,
thor he has been COZ 80 an o,i
4 'i-0'' y Ny. M,
s-Chicag'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
CHAPTER VII.

n n r. BKEWSTER'S butler was
Au surprised and annoyed For
the first time in his official
career he had unbent so fan
us TO manifest !: personal interest in
the welfare of his MASTER He was
on the verge of assuming a RESPONSE
bility which makes any servant intol-
eraEle. But after his interview he re-
solved that he would never again over
step his position. He made sure that
1t should be the last offense. The day
following the dinner Rawles appeared
before young Mr.. Brewster and indi-
Gated by his manner that the call was
an important one. Brewster was seat
ed at his writing table. deep in thought
The exclamation that followed Rawles'
cough of announcement was so sharp
and so Enthusiastically fierce that all 9th
er evidence paled into insigniicance.
The buffers interruption came at Il
moment when Monty's mental arith
metic was pulling itself out of very
bad rut, and the cough drove it back
into chaos.
what is it," he demanded irrita-
bly,. Rawles had upset his calculations
to the extent of seven or eight hundred
dollars.
Il came to report han unfortunate
condition hamopg the servants, sir"
said Rawles stiffening as his RESPONSE
bility became more and more weighty.
He had relaxed temporarily upon en-
tering the room.
"What'S the troube?''
'"Ehe troubles hcnded. Sir"
"Tben why bother me about it?'
IL thought it would he we'll for YOU
to know. sir. The servants was going
to ask for 'igher wiges toIaN, sir.
You say they were going to ask?
Aren't they And Monty's eyes light
ed up at the thought of new possibili-
ties.
II convinced them. sir, as how they
were getting good pay as it is. sir. and
that they ought to be satisfied, They'd
be long time finding Il better place
and as good wiges. They aVcnt been
with yoM a week. and here they are
striking for more pay. Really, sir
these American servants
"Rawles. that'N Gor' exploded Mon
ty. The hutler's chin went mp. and
his cheeks grow redder than ever.
II beg pardon. sir. he gaspci', with
a respectful but injured air.
"Rawlcs. You will kindly not inter
fere in such matters again. 1t IS not
only the privilege but the duty of every
f,r hi,yho
whenever he feels like it. and | want
it distinctly understood that / an
heartily in favor of their attitude, 1ot
will kindly go back and tell them ina
after reasonable length of service
their wiges-I mean waSes-shall ID
increased. And don't meddle again
Rawles."
Late that afternoon Brewster drop
ped in at Mrs. DeMille's to talk owe
plans for the next dinner. He reallze'
that in no other way could he s4nan
der his money with a better chance
himself boldly into society. 1t wen
easily, and there could be only one as
set arising from it in the end-his ow
sense of disgust
so glad to see you. Monty gree
ed Mrs. Dan giowingly. coming nswit
u rush. Come upstairs and Ill Civ
you some tea and cigarette. I'm n'
ut home to anybody"
mats very good of YOU. Mrs. Dan,
said he as they mounted the stairs
don't know what I'd 90 withor
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:::;; s.: = ;:: q: :::::; !: ::;: ::
n ..aranr IN. IoJ uphQnt co t.ll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
HOW IT LOOKED.

Dear john" wrote Mrs. Ne@iywed
from the shore, Il inclose the fctei
bill"
Dear Jane. inclose cheaue,
wrote John. "but please don't buy
any more hotels at this price-the'
are robbing you"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

Rillhoards and posters are not used
in connection with Nj. u. F. Kcith's
theatrical business He finds better
results can he obtained in the news
Napers-Iohn S. Gray in Printers
Ink
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

Judicious advertising pays.-Col.
Albert A. Pope, Founder Of American
Bicycle Industries.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
VIII Poole ON Trial.

After the case of Ruby Morris was
turned over to the jury the case of
the state against Will Poole, alias
Wash George. charged by indictment
with horse theft. was called for trial
The defendant was convicted at the
last term of court and given a short
term In the penitentiary. motion
for a new trial was sustained by the
court. Poole il alleged to have stol-
en- mare and buggy from Mrs. r.
l.. kearce near Milford last June.
Several days after the animal disap-
peared she was found in this city
The huggy was found in Oak Cliff.
The argument was concluded and
the courts charge in VIII Poole's
case was delivered TO the jury about
the middle of the forenoon. Ii re-
quired the Jury only a few minutes
TO return a verdict Of guilty. The de-
PENDANTS punishment was assessed
at term of five years In the peni-
tentiary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
MADE FAST RUN.
Special Train Makes Rum From I'll
Paso To Dallas i'm Twenty Hours

One Of the most successful runs
ever made in Texas by a special train.
considering the distance and consist
ency of the train. was that of Parsi-
fal Opera company special from Ell
paso to Dallas over the Texas and
Pacific The train arrived at Ell
paso from Los Angeles two hours
late. and was delayed twenty-five
minutes Gu the joint track between
Et Paso and Sierra Blanca on ac-
count of a Southern Pacific bridge
gang having bridge temporarily inn
passabie pending repairs Nothwith-
standing all this the train steamed in
to the Dallas station at~T:f5 O'Clock
yesterday morning, four hours and
ten minutes ahead of the regular
schedule provided. The distance is
CTS miles. and the run was made in
a trifle more than twenty hours.
Thirty minutes was required for icing
aud watering the cars az Big Springs.
and some additional time vas requir-
ed IN changing engines at Toyah. Big
Springs, Baird and Fort Worth The
train consisted of thirteen cars. made
up as follows: Two baggage cars.
two dining ears. three tourist sleep
ers and ak standard sleepers. There
were eos people in the party
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
RUSSIA NOT ANXIOUS.
Admiralty Says There VIII BE No
Violation Of Neutral Waters.

St Petersburg. April 22-The lat
est word of Admiral Rojestyensky
was the dispatch from the agent of
the finance ministry at Shanghai
saying the squadron had passed
through the straits of Formosa, but
the authority given by the agent for
HIS statement is considered doubt
full. The admiralty processes a good
deal OF skepticism regarding all the
dispatches from the Far East re-
porting the location OF the Russian
vessels. pointing out that false news
Is likely TO be set afloat deliberately.
The officials here neither deny nor
affirm the report that Rojestyensky
II still at kamranh bay.
The foreign Office displays no anxi-
ety As result of the protests made
by Japan over the alleged violation
Of French neutrality, expressing con
fldeuce that when all the facts are
known IL viii be found that Russians
did not violate the neutrality of
France. Serious complications are
not anticipated
The reiteration of the story that
the Russian protected cruiser Askold.
iuterned at Shanghai. is taking on
coal and preparing to slip out Is again
denied
Nothing has been heard from the
fourth division OF the Russian squad
ron. commanded by Admiral Neboga-
toff Most OF the naval men express
the opinion that Rojestyensky will
not await a iuncture with Nebogatoff
but will allow this weaker division
10 trail behind him
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
4 Big Event to Take Place in Dallas
Nav = and Is

The May Music Festival to be
given at Dallas May and 6 by the
St. Cecilia Choral Society promises to
be musical event Of no small i'm
pOrtance
This festival affords q rare oppor-
tunity for all who are interested in
good music 10 hear the greatest ag-
gregation of artists that has ever
been engaged for a festival in the
South OF Southwest, and d magnifi-
cent mixed chorus in oratorios and
grand choral experts The St Cecil
ia Society has engaged for this occa-
sion the Pirtsburg Symphony Or
chestra, Emil Pader conductor, which
is ranked as one of the five greatest
orchestras in the world Madam
Johanna Gadski, one of the four
greatest singers in the world and the
greatest Wagnerian soprano prima
donna now in America; Holmes Cow
per, America foremost orarorio ten
or; Joseph Baernstein- Regneas. a
basso of international reputation. en-
gagged direct from the Nuremburg
theatre; and Eugene Ysaye the
greatest living viOlinist.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
ACCIDENT WITH A GUN
yOHas Han laStaaily Killed Yesterday
Near hanSfield.

Eugene Holland, prominent
young man of Mansfield, was shot
yesterday while out hunting and died
instantly. Ernest Blessing, who was
out hunting with Holland, says that
they were in a. cart and that he jump
ed out to let down barbed wire
fence. No sooner had Blessing ac-
complished this when Holland drop
ped the gun through the bottom of
the cart. The weapon was discharged
and the whole right side of Holland $
face was shot away. The shot lodg-
ed back OF the left ear In the brain
Holland was the son of Mrs. Fan
ME Holland. He was born and rear
ed near Mansfield and was about 81
years old
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
On Tour Of Inspection.

Attached 60 the southbound Cen
trail passenger train this morning
was the special car Dallas" bearing
a party of officials Of that line The
party was composed of General Su-
perintendent ". b. Scott: /. A. Cot
tingham, superintendent Of mainten-
auee of way: E. f. Shaclford, divis-
ion superintendent o. Rowe, assist
ant superintendent L. A. Daffan,
transportation agent. Mr. Scott Is
on his final tour of inspection before
retiring from the uperintendency.
Mr.. @. r. Hawkins, who left the
Texas and New Orleans 10 succeed
Mr.. Scott. vas with the party While
the train was standing at the station
Mr. Hawkins got off and looked
around some, bnt he did not have
time 10 make a close inspection Of
the local properties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.


The school entertainment hy the
pupils OF the public -cnool will be-
given neat Friday night II will be
hy the fourth. fifth. sixth. seventh
and high school grades ii was
thought best by those in charge 10
postpone indefinitely this entertain.
ment in vtew of the fact that by the
liberal patronage of the first the
piaso was almost paid for. hut many
of our citizens on the outside have Ia.
sisted that the entertainment - CIV
IN as originally planned and that the
pFoeeeds So "a the library aud "a
decorating The rus.ma. The &ug
Hesatnn wsa gu.sd oma. for ahst
+ more h~safsn "a rtllduN sha
Saod bu0kN and attractive entertain
nenam The prices for admission wsll
- fhH sam~ ~ fof the first eutsf
faimsnens. 81 and - cents
Tiskets wtil be on sale MaAaAs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

The h0f@& Mnd buxxY aaIA q sAe
sffF yesterday muFnlnw 10 e. L
Naknland ~ fhe three Msx5eAns
weFe lsssaflfawa ghtN mornluK as tha
0Fufs@FsY respectively ~ saa farm
efs nsmed 1eHkin2 and Hunter Nha
reside mboaf SIX miles fsua8A Dallas
NJ. HHHaar wa8 kmrw th8a maFusms
m mmsabatHA thm idmnsssg n sAm
pFxsp@TsF tsaw nS the Mmxfranm al
aaaktmd yesterday mnFmamM thaf shm
Aass@aa a@d vM@Aeae wwrm @f1S#z aAuHk
- aSsSe@ FharwAav mtwMx A. thmw
Mmr@ sHos@M Fr@sG Dallas cmamxx
s@eTaxx L@4@mst@g ef sAMs e0zzey "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
COLLEGE ORATORS MEET
peyfoR Of Fert Worih wins Gold hedai
IN The Stale Coatest.

The special train which left here
yesterday afternoon at i o'clock over
the Central for Fort Worth had on
board about eighty or eighty-five
students of Trinity University, be-
sides number of others who went
to attend the state intercollegiate
oratorical contest The train arriy-
ed at Fort Worth a few minutes be-
fore 4 o'clock and after the students
had made arrangements at hotel
for supper they attended the ball
game between Austin College and
Fort Worth University The game
was won by the first named team in
score OF % to 2.
Then contest took place before a
large and enthusiastic crowd, the
three floors OF Greenwall's opera
house being crowded Trinity Uni
Yersity had the largest delegation
OF any college, aud though they were
not seated In section together they
made their presence known by the
exercise OF lusty lungs and the use
OF megaphones
The gold medal was won by J. s.
Peyton of the Fort Worth University
He was the fifth speaker and his
subject was THE Making OF an
American"
The second place was awarded to
the representative of Southwestern
university OF Georgetown. l.. r. Chap
man. who vas the third speaker and
whose subject was. THE Political
Future OF the South, The other
speakers we're. l.. Cunningham of
Austin College. Sherman. who spoke
upon the subject. National Retrl-
button; Fred Obsuehain of the Tex
as Christian University, Waco, THE
Nation Of Nations; H. Worth Jones
Trinity university. Waxahachie, *The
Gospel of Accumulated wealth; w
NJ. W Sptawn of Baylor University
Waco. why the United States should
Form an Offensive and Defensive
Alliance with Japan.
The judges Of the contest were for
mrf senator D. 81 cdeii of Cleburna.
Judge irbF Dunkhn of Fort Worth
and jfldea John l.. Terrell % Fort
Worth
Mr. pegtou will now represent the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

Chairman j. T. Brooks of the trans
portation committee reported today
that the railroads entering Waxa-
hachie had authorized the publica
tion of the following rates for the
26th:
Houston and Texas Central. one
and one-third fares from any station
between CoTsicana and Fort Worth.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, one
and one-third fares from all points
within one hundred miles of Waxa-
hachie. All points beyond that the
rate will be one and one-tenth fares.
Tickets Will be good returning the
following day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
Walter Harold Hood.

The shadow of death crossed the
threshold of the home of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Hood last night and claimed
their infant son, Walter Harold Hood.
The little one had been sick only two
or three days and expired last night
about HE'S. A short funeral ser
vice was held at the residence this
morning at 8:45 and at $50 the
corpse was shipped TO Corsicana for
interment. A number of sympathiz-
ing friends accompanied the grief
stricken parents on their sad mis-
sion.
This paper joins the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Hood in extending words of
coincidence
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

We beg to call the attention OF the
people OF Waxahachie and surround
ing country that we will open a sec
ond hand store, next door to the
opera house, where we will buy alt
kinds of second hand furniture and
stoves We will pay the highest cash
price. Z. w. HILLYER 4 co.
Is WaXahachie. Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

made request that the prisoners be
turned over TO him, but ii is UNDER
stood that County Attorney Smith
will hold them here and prosecute
them in the district court. The grand
jury, which is now in session, viii
probably make an investigation of
the matter Monday. II bills of in
dictment are returned against the
Mexicans they will be tried at this
term of court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

Attes having a severe case OF la
grippe n left me almost a physical
wreck. and 10 make matters worse
rheumatism set iE was advised
By friend TO try Hot Springs Blood
Remedy which / ala ard had not
used one hail bottle unit / noticed
d change and after using two bottles
I am entirely we'll Have gained in
flesh and feel better than I have in
ten wears. ]. A. Iosane. Little Rock.
Ark For sale ia Waxahaehie by
teArts dim
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

Mr. II. D. Timmons has received
a large picture OF the new Methodist
church. drawn by Architect Flanders
of Dallas The picture shows exactly
how the church viii look when COM
pleted The veneer work will be Of
ST. Louis pressed gray brick. which
will give the building a stately and
Imposing appearance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22

The graduating exercises Of the
Milford high school were held last
night There are six graduates
Margaret branches BauCom. Sailie
Payne Davis, Annie Dell Durham
Cora Bertha Harrison. John Howard
Hagood and Roy Mcleod MunrOe
Hon. Jack Beail delivered the gradu-
aIiug address.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
Observation-Disclosures.

The executive committee is here
by called to meet in the directors
room an the Citizens National Bank
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning 60 con-
slider matters relating 10 the exercises
10 De held April 26. 1t is important
that every detail be looked after
carefully T. J. COLE. Chairman