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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Where Love Keeps Truce.


II Is lonely forest dell.
N With woven branches hedged about;
Red lilies guard the secret we'll,
And hlue-eyed violets peering out,
Where love, his truce with life to keep,
Doth We asleep.
No voice of wind or waterfall
Around his bed OF f1owery moss,
Nor sudden song of birds that call
From bough to bough the glade across,
Can stir the silent spell of sleep
That love must keep.
Yet two there are who may not daro
TO tread those woodland ways again
Lest their light footballs, wandering there
Should break the truce OF bygone pain.
Lest love, who sighed himself to Sleep
Should wake to weep
blanche Trennor Heath, in Town a 1n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13

GlRIS' DRES6,
No. a144--Girls' dross with pointea yoA 70
perforated for low neck, two Styles =
sleeves and lining which may pc om =, ,esa
Materials: inquired delaine casn'''e ~
challis soft silks organdie, dimlty aha
Swiss. Sss
Sizes 4. G. s. 10 and "a years; -
Material required: for sise 9, ~ ya,as
teriai, 8 yards Of lace and liz yards O
lining. 5,i a = = !.
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$3.50. 1899 sth NV, 5r.w
SIS. so. 1910 +, ne, Or, W
$3.50. .531 9th ne. Or. "
.131 4 ne. 7r. b
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$40. .Gi0 Eliot he. 5r. b
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81 AHLT.S.
SO. 30 & G ne. iG stalls
SC..........kc neEaw> gY
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rs. & 1870 4 nw.2 stalls
Sl5 .....- Esnr 1411 \ NY
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$40. Rear lIuS iItu NV
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ON & CO., 224 e. CAP.
613 7th ne. 5r. ...2. %
1918 Mass av Sc, 5r. Ia. 50
500 r ne. 5r. p. 80
TO L Sc. Or. Is. 90
1334h 4 ne, A.. 1850
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

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Bachelor apis, 1907 T NV
Warehouses, 80 & X NV
Cottage. Taxa PIX. 81. 90
Office rooms, 1907 + NV
RID. Inc. 1907 b st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN, Ar 7TH ST
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IUL 90. 7TH q Inv.
1924 LIST NV, Or. b. %. 30
$40 Callanfc Or, WIZ. 30
1851 Sherman av,5,w12.50
761 Sheridan st. Or, w11.50
Gale ne. 2O35. Or. w.1O.60
1896 = NV, Or. ". 1000
1892 32d NV. Or, w...10.W
1852 d NV, ONCE ST & 50
674 Navy pl sc. Ar. ..4.5O
r Apartments for Rent.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

cept II. In closing. Mr.. Foraker made
an appeal for the admission OF New
Mexico and Arizona as two states.
bill WAS passed adding to the
state OF Arkansas small strip of
land in Fort Smith. now in Indian
Territory.
AT o'clock the senate convened as
court TO receive the replication OF
the house u Representatives 10 Judge
Swaynes answer in the irnpeach.
ment proceedings against him. This
was presented to the house managers
who were present, together with coun-
sellers Higgins and Thurston, In be-
half of Judge Swayna
The ceremony consumed ten min.
ufes. AT its conclusion the court ad-
}ourned until Friday. the 10th. and
when the executive session was re.
sufned. Mr.. Beverage took the floor 10
make The closing speech ia the long
debates ON the statehood bill. He ad-
voeated the passage of the bin as re-
ported by the committee on territories
which provides for the creation Of two
states out a. the four remaining terri-
tories.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
SALOON DUEL.
One Of the Participants Was Shot
Perhaps Fatally.

Memphis. Tenn, Feb. I'm a pistol
duel In an uptown saloon between two
local stock dealers, Albert Dunn was
shot through the body and perhaps
fatally wounded by T. NJ. Barrett. and
the negro porter OF the saloon received
stray bullet I'm the mouth. which
passed through his cheek. causing a
painful hef'l wound. Dunn had fred
three times at Barrett so witnesses
assert, before the latter closed In or
his adversary and shot him him. Ths
cause of the quarrel which preceded
the shooting has not been disclosed.
Barrett aas been placed under ar
rest Both men are married. Dunn's
wife residing I'm Nashville and Bar
retts tn Kansas City.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

HOUSE u xsalslatsre.
Austin, Fub the speeia, order Il,
the senate Monday was the bin 81
senator Hawkins. creating state and
county repositories.
Senators wills !. and Beatty offered
an amendment providing that the
sureties on the bond Of the state
treasurer and county treaaures shall
not released or relieved of any respon-
sibility where any depository fails ia
pay on demand.
After m~ch discussion the bill wen,
over.
Senate in executive session confirm
ed w. b. Anderson IS purchasing
agent
Senate considered Senator Hangers
Dill recognizing osteopathy and Great
ing a state board of examiners
Senator Harper had an amendment
Senator Harper had adopted an
amendment providing that regularly
licensed physicians may practice
osteopathy If they so desire.
A number of bills were introduced
in the house.
House committee on state affairs
reported favorably house bin by
Messrs. Kennedy and Robertson, pro-
wiling for the investment of perrnan-
ent school fund and available fund In
treasury warrants and other designat..
ed securities at discount of not lees
than one-half of l per cent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

Washington. Feb Features "a
the river and barber bill are items for
channel from the mouths OF the
sabine and Nech@s river To Taylor
thyou. In Sabine lake. s4li.s0e upon
the obtaining OF right OF way for the
chahn~i without expense 10 the gov
eminent. for the Improvement Of
srazos river. sTa.eeo upon a report as
I" tae practice bilisy Of certain I'm
IroNe1n@nts la that stream: for the
Improvement OF Trinity river. $751; ssT
upon the payment OF sse. 9ee by the
outside parties.-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
Stock Beet Culture.

Now that we are to cut our cotton
acreage, let's look around to use
some other crops to effect this. This
subject of Beet Culture has beer
aired much, still a great many farm
ers know nothing of the benefits oil
beets nor the details of how to grow
them.
l want to begin with the assertion
that my hobby is, do your land pre-
paration for seed bed early. Early
in the summer if II is. possible, and
do not be afraid to pillow deep II
matters not what YOU intend TO plant
For beets or any other root crop the
deeper the soil is broken the bet
ter CT speak of black waxy land)
II your land is yet unbroken measure
Off one acre. GO yards square
Flat break deep Harrow one way
and then turn and harrow the other
way. Do this Immediately after
breaking. Then take your buster
and bed. making rows thirty TO
thirty-two inches wide Let this Law
until the middle of March Then
drag beds down almost level take
small pillow and open bed. Do not
use pillow oven four inches wide bur
plow deep, Allow this 20 stand IN
fii the middle of April Then take
walking planter with corn plate in.
seared 20 drop seed ten to twelve
inches apart Plant in furrow open
ID by small pillow. Cover about one
inch deep and LET this be very loose
dirt. Then go az something else and
wait until beets are four leaved.
Piow with small plows ON culyivator
Do not get too close 20 beets. In
= few DAYS hoe out grass between
hiils. do not thin beets or try to|
get all small grass from around
them Then la a few DAYS pillow
again AS before In two weeks give
another working same a. last. Then
yom are done making them.
As soon 50 bottom leaves begin
To die ON them you may begin Ia pull
ap and feed TO your stock eows.
aoss. chickens. turkeys, etc. Horses
and mules will learn In eat them II
~as 40 In the trough and they are
fine f00a fnr them.
Late I'm fall before lard fre@asm.
puIl up and load Into wagon. haul
as barn or and shelter where thsy
m&T bs s~ps perfscfiT DIR. Pas al
lager af straw ama ineA deep ca tAs
xsmar. pfis ysar h@@tm % a. Cover
wsaM @kFmw tee sr shrs@ iarh~s dep. /
a. feed oas "a se@Ssa. ps sst h@
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
RETURN TO WORK.


Berlin. Feb. T.-sosns s0ee az sosS
eoal miners ~ho wsrusk in the sllcmean
disiEict hass@ r@aasa=a 10 waxm. b~ltww-
inS tire EnNsFnsnsMtss III mum Il nswp.
arasscn via rsasssnsl rotations with en-.
pioysF@ re gopsramenTs propamsss
lsw limits - wesAinw any 10 ssans
hansm in galleries ~here the tass,s#xm.
ttaFe 10 astaas 20 azewrewa F1ahrumaass.
ase&udlns time xnams In aud eamnEnx ssas
of txa smlnms. TN lesmu4Fxanrmn ~ "a
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
BARTENDER DEAD.


Memphis Feb. "A special to the
Commercial Appeal from Greenville
Miss, says tha AS a result Of shoot
ing that occurred at a hotel there
John Richardson. a bartender af the
house, In dead. and drug clerk from
Leland named Jordan 10 badly wound
ed. j. G. Hyde. "a bookkeeper. also
from Leland. wh9 was "a participant In
sne AFFAIR escaped unsn iur.si The
shooting. !, r. said. grew out Ut an at
tempt II the barkeeper "a quiet a d.s-
tnrbance IA which 5orcan. Hyde and
two wosn~n We're engaged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
MOTHER IN JAIL.
Charged With Kidnapping One Of Her
Own Children.

Charged With Kidnapping One Of Her
Own Children.
Corpus Christi. Tex, Feb. I'm the
Jail of this county Mrs. Lula Dale Is
fncarcerated on the charge of kid
mapping her own children. The com
plainant is her divorced husband. Ur
to a short time ago Mrs. Dale was
conducting a boarding house and
laundry at Gingville, this county. Her
former husband appeared and de-
manded their two little girls. She fled
with them to Ataseosa county. The
man swore out a warrant charging
kidnapping and she was brought back
and arraigned before the justice OF
the peace at Kingsvill.. The latter
bound her over to await the action
of the grand Jury and In default OF
ball Mrs. Dale was remanded To Jail.
IN the meantime the Kingville eonsta-
BILE is caring for the children.
An effort is being made to secure
her bond.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
MONEY IN DRAWER.
Six Hundred Dollars In Gresnhseks
Discovered by Worsmen.

Rockport, Tex. Feb. THE Tarpop
ciuo house Is being torn down and re-
moved TO the Alta Vista hotel site
near Corpus Christi. While removing
the furniture one of the workmen
or@ned drawer in a bureau, which
Coupled place IN the poker room.
ard found a roll OF 5000 In grsenbaeks
Not knowing to whom IL belonged
Captain Wainwr' ght. who had charge
O. the premises. sent IL to Colonel f.
h X. Green for safe keeping until the
rightfnl owner calls for IT,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

~ esnztos epoke Anzins3 Jsina
st1zshooe Bi|i.

washington Eeh. When the ssa-
ate convened Monday air Ciops pfs-
senteor memorial from the Missouri
legislature for the enactment into law
Of the presidents Recommendation for
the enlargement OF the interstate com
n1erce commission.
The joint statehood bin was then
laid before the senate am Mr.. Foraker
spoke in opposition to the striking out
Of the portion OF the bill relating to
Arizona and New Mexico. His oppo-
sision TO the bill was basad upon the
consolidation of Arizona end New
Mexico into one state. While he did
not indorse all the details Of the pro-
vision for the union Of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory. he was willing to ac-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
FOR GOOD ROADS.
Organization Formed at Dallas and
the Officers Chosen.

Dallas, Feb. THE Dallas County
Good Roads association was organized
here Monday and the following officers
elected: President DR.. A. w. carnes.
Hutchins, secretary, II. r.. Ellis. Lam
caster; treasurer, j. NJ. Cochran. Dali
las. Two vice presidents at large and
one for each precinct were elected. II
was decided TO have meetings it each
precinct and form Z thorough ergan,-
cation.
PRESIDENT Moore and Organizer
Loucks of the National Good Roads as
sociatlon made addresses Monday night
anu presented illustrated views OF
noted roads.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

New Yovk. Feb. T.~-F5mm4A State.
M@F~nmA Hensei announces STAT WI.
nasn W. AasseT~0n known o. Rat
Mass"v~an. VIII b. appointed a aepagv
Vnataa states un&Tsaai for thaw aas-
ssscL Mamsera@n w@s tawn marshal
g bxAaw~ C5sy Man. ard anmsaw ~
Fssd county IN THAI state I'm th@ ELLA
esd Hn@n Fsxs ana snaae . repafasssn
- ae~4ins wsth EAsaess ehmnzeazz~
wsnh q eses@ AanA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

ssesss Where Juliet Lived when Ne
uHss Teia Of ssss Lssa.

N~w York, FEB The historic
house where. according go tradition.
Juliet dwelt when ssss vas zsonsa b
hnEnso, II In danger - eellause says
Herald dispatsh tFusn vasFxA. 0na
ef the waais is esmrked ara r@pmara are
being made baf ~ ~ faATszz shaa tns
he<ass 10 doaussa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
De BATE BEGINS.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
Commission tn for 9iseussior.


Commission Up for Discussion,
Washington. Feb. - Following
weeks of hearings and condition by the
Interstate and foreign commerce. as
well as urgent recommendation OF the
president on the subject, the house
Monday began debating proposed leg
islation looking 10 the regulation Of
railway freight rates, This action was
taken only after ctsterrmined opposition
oy the Democrats. led by John ShaYp
Williams, the minority leader, to The
ADOPTION OF rnle which would shut
oa. opportunity 10 amend the hilt
TWO Republicans, Messrm. SOUTH
Wick and Nreelsnd. OF New York. voted
against the rule. ard os4s democrat
Or. Gaines, Tennessee, voted for II
otherwise party lines were ti.htly
drawn. 1,se rule was adopted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07
FiTz0ER NO DIES.
We'll Known Railroad Man ard Voura-
est Confederate Major.

Denver, Feb. Edwin Fiizerrald.
assistant general freight agent Of the
Southern railway system. died in thi~
city Monday night after severe al
tack OF grippe. from which he was
suffering when he arrived here about
week ago. MIR Fitzgerald WAS a veil
known railroad man and tough,
Through the cixil War - che canfs4-
eFate wsd~. We was thu 1ngems ma
soS IN the Confedeva&s a2w.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

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sFsfasma Lea MsnehnTam emnasnms a. .
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-25
BE EeIt.

Hungry Harry
Gas he reaches the
point of safety
II was starvin,
lady. before I be-
gun on this beau
tiful Thanksgivin'
meal.
Mrs. Handoutte
And how do you
feel now. poor
man?
Hungry Harry
(equivocally) ]
feel as if I'd like
ter be starvin' all
over ag'fn, lady.
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Nature HeIped.


Did you have
any trouble in
moving the crops
in your county
last year %
mo. we were
afraid we were
going to, but a
cyclone came along
and moved them
for US.
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Lueky. After An.

Mrs. Newlywed-
Mother writes that
she can't be with
US this Thanks
giving.
Mr.. Newlywed-
Gee! And I was
just thinking I had
nothing to b e
thankful for.
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Dead Giveawax.

you used to
put up some pref
ty good turkey
sandwiches, said
the ( a S ii dious
guest. Il want the
same kind of tur-
key you had last
year"
IBIS is de same
kind, sab, replied
the waiter. It's
been in storage
eb Ell since last
yeah.
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The average girl thinks a man ought
60 propose to her d hundred times be
fare she accepts him. but usually she
IS willing to take ninety of the
proposals for granted.
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New Indictment.

lH 9Ia lu0lcEflleftEs
First Turkey -
They say this
generation has no
respect for age.
Second Turkey
Huhi The trOu-
Bile is it hasn't
enough for youth.
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WHAT OTHER OBJECT.

when married you you did nat
have a cent to your name and hardly
more than one dress, and now you
must have a new gown every month.
Goodness. don't I know it Do Won
suppose I would have married Won 4
I had had money Of my own7"
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thanks, old fellow, never cared for turkey"
NO DECEPTION.

Man calls his wife his better half
But that's a sort of bluff
He can't deceive himself, for she's
The whole thing, sure enough.
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"Jane, do L not hear a male voice in
the kitchen?"
Its only one Of my brothers. sir"
81 was not aware you had any broth
ers, Jane"
Neither was until this morning.
sir. when you said in your sermon we
was all brothers and sisters"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-25

DID HIS WORST.
''Now do your worstl" the hero cried
Unto the villain bold.
They saw him act, and then they
sighed,
"He did as he was told"
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THE PEssIMIsT MAKES MOAN.
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year,
With eggs so high they knock you
dumb
And turkey awful dear.
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he HADN'T ANY.

$50 Henpeck is dead. Poor fellow!
I suppose his last words
Didn't tell you his wife was at his
bedside?''
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WoMAN's LOVING TRUST.
Now in this age of trusts. alas!
Fair woman plays her part.
The firty girl let's no chance pass
To syndicate her heart.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-25
WHEN A GIRL.

He-College graduates do not always
marry.
She-Well, when a girl has had a lot
of money spent on her education if
makes her awfully particular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-25
HOW He ovERpIp IT.

1.-THE boss raised my pay. He said it
was because was so cheerful"
"That was appreciation, truly"
yes. but in a month he cut me down
again. He said had been too cheerful"
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sTEPPING sToNEa.

Lovely Mary-What fine boys you
have Mr. Stone! And each a step
above the other.
Mr.. Stone-Yes. call them my Stone
steps.