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these Institutions. but no doubt this
viii be remedied by the printing of adj
ditional copies It is contained in
Chapter xxx OF the annual report for
1903 of the Commissioners of Tabor
Volume Two, Pages 3i41-42- In view
OF the demand a circular has been pre-
pared by Commissioners w. T. Harris
in which it is explained that this vol
ume may be consulted in any Of the
lager public libraries.
He also remarks that it was pre-
pared for the said report by General
John Eaton, formerly Commissioner of
Education"
The notice of Mr.. Rockefeller occu-
pies two pages. being one of thirty
nine similar sketches treating Of Ed
lucational Benefactors." meNion the
above so that any one desiring to know
how truly great and good John ID. IS,
they can consult the document. in any
Of the Carnegie Libraries.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
pandeIion Wine.

Pick Just the blossoms, cutting
the stems off close TO the flower, or
the wine will be bitter. Put gall
lon of the blossoms in a kettle with
a gallon of water. Let 1t stand
three days, add the yellow rind of
three lemons and three oranges, boil
fifteen minutes, then strain. When
lukewarm, add the juice Of the LEM
ons and oranges, four pounds Of
white sugar and one yeast cake.
Stand in a warm place for week,
strain and stand for three weeks
longer, then bottle.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
BUSTS DAILY STELM FREIGHT Line

Freight forwarded to all point,
promptly and cheaply.
Personal supervision and care1ht,
handling given shipments % every
character.
Freight received both IN Wilmington
and Philadelphia until p. m. daily.
Sunday excepted.
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS CO..
French St. Wharf. Wilmington. Del
Pier 3. South -Vharves. Phlia. Pa
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
peNNsYLvANIA RAlLnolsp.
FoH BUFFALO.

EJH o8f r'AI1O.
$50 a. m. and $50 .. m. daily.
For Asbury Park toceea Grover. CSofth
Asbury Park. Sundsvs) an5 Long Branch.
245 from West PhiladeIphis). SIS. sos a.
no.. 1227 go. $50. 400, and 400 (5.o0 FOR
Sea Girt only) p. N. weekdays. Sundays.
26 drom West Philadelphia. and sa
a. m.
(') Dining Car.
% Accommodation Trans
% Limited Express. VeslibuIe Parlor
Cars. venliboie Passenger coaehaa. ana
Dining Car. No extra fare
The Wilmington Transfer Company ,sfr
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
Tor further Information. passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent At the sta
ton.
W. ". ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass. Tran Mer.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

Many odd publications have found
their way into the Congressional Rec
ord and thereby secured the privilege
of being sent through the mails free
of postage under congressional
frank but the most unique thing in
this line is a recent compilation gotten
up by the Rev Wilbur r. Crafts. head
OF the International Reform Bureau of
this city. Mr.. Crafts enjoys the dis
|tinction of haying had introduced into
Congress more reform measures on
different subjects than any man WHO
ever freqquented the National Capital
Many of these have been buried in
committee never to be heard of again;
some have been advocated on the floor
and speeches championing them have
been made.
Under the caption of Patriotic
Studies" Mr.. Crafts has compiled all
these measures OF his own and every
other reform that has been suggested.
the speeches that have been made and
Ian data submitted to Congress. It
makes a book of almost 5UJ pages and
is not only sent through the mails free
hut is accompanied by a franked envel-
Icpe i'm which the recipient is request
ed TO return the book it ne does not
care 10 pay the thirty-five cents ask
ed for it and help along the cause OF
re form.
Several officials of the postofiice de-
lrartment refused to sanction such Il
use Of the franking privilege. but one
higher up" decreed that inasmuch az
'he stuff had all appeared IN the Con-
gressional Record the postal authori-
ties had no discretion in the matte
and Mr.. CRAFTS book is helping to
swell the deadly bulk OF frankad mail
out of Washington.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
rRu1r JARs- Ar 1YNcH.s.

The lightning jars-quart, S11o;
pints, S1.O0; also Mason's jars at re-
duced prices. Jelly glasses. jar rubbers
and pure spices. d w. Lynch Com
pany. 4th and Madison sts. sth and
King SITS.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

One-uuarter of cent per year for
carrying the United states mails daily
a distance of seven and three-fifths Of
a mile and back again. How's that in
comparison with some Of the enormous
salaries drawn by officers Of the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society and 9TH
er corporations and then ponder on
the difference in pay rolls. But 1t
happens i'm this case that Uncle Sam
would have paid more but he was not
asked.
Adriel l.. Stewart. of Freedom, New
Hampshire. when bids were called for
for carrying the mails six times week
from Freedom to a station a fraction
more than seven miles distant, sub
mitted bid Offering to do this for a
period of four years between July l..
1901, and June 30. 1905, for one cent.
He bid this low figure because Of the
prestige it would give him to have the
sign II. S. Mail" on his wagon which
covered that ground every week day.
year in and year out, in the transpor-
tation of passengers. Stuart has full
flled his contract to the letter and n
few days ago a warrant on Uncle
Sans Treasury for one cent was made
out and sent this contractor in pay
ment of his salary for the period OF
four years This is the smallest treas
ury warrant ever issued and instead OF
having it cashed Mr.. Stuart win frame
it.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Savannah by Sea
BEST WAY no
FLORIDA AND GEORGIA.

FLOhiDA AND GEORGIA..
Merchants and Miners Trans CO.
steamers leave Baltimore for savannaa,
Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday. p.
M: leave Philadelphia. Tuesday ana
Friday At p. m. Rxcltrnion Tickets
on sale at low fares 10 Southern points.
ircluding Meals and Berth on steamer.
send for booklet o. y. Lucas. Art,
philadeluhla. Pa.
w. =. Turner. @. p. A.. BaSo.. Nd
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

Practically every building i'm the lit
tie numbering town OF Herring, Potter
county. Pa. wiz be moved TO shingle
House by rail The distance is six
miles. The work Of Transporting the
buildings BEGAN a few days ago.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON DIV.
schedaIs In en.eL jog ) Igl..

Schedule in cncct July . l915.
Trains leave Wilmington as foliows:
For Chcater and Philadelphia. l4s 40.
$40. GSo EO5. AZ. 100 8O7. $50 200.
s.9o' 1909, nO.iS, Ills. ylSI u.45 a. m.
'l2.iO. lso. .2.s5. 25S. Y.e0. 0O5. i5.2s. 6.O1.
boo $50, 9l5 1000 and !il.O0 y. m. week
days. Ii 40, H.iQ. !SiL 800. s.e5. n Is
a. m. ll2.i5. AS l2.O5. 2.5S. 400. bo5. l5.zs.
e'0i' !hSi, ais, 100 ana l1i.oO ,. m. Sun
days.
For Philadelphia oniy. a3s. es5 a. m.
n2.ZO 900, 6.ls. III and 500 .. m. week
days. 5dy a. NJ. 5.H. s.n ana 500 p. m.
Sundays.
For New York Through cxrress). la
S.Sa, 9.S5. 1.f5 a. M. '112.2s. 'i.s7. $40, eo7.
'G-j Ill, 923 p. m. week-daya.
L4S' a29, 'il45 e. .n.; 'Ls7, 2Ss, 6o7. 'ls.A
'Au and as p. m. Sundays.
For Boston without change, 1000 o. m.
aud 500 p. N. weekdays. 500 .. M. sum
days.
Baltimore ana washington. i.os. ~.
us 500. e.io. Ioi4 n.07 and -r.ts a. m
'2S5, 'n.l. s2o5 3s2. $50. 5.25. sos. SGD.
100. 'l3i. isis p. n. ano lz.i5 night. week
days. LOS. 40, 5i5. S02. .i0.i4, lls a m.'
'l-s5 '2o5. 5.s2 S5g SIS. sos. '6.29. -ISi,
SIS p. M. and ,i2.Is night. Sundays.
Baltimore and intermediate s1r-sonn.
l2.56, A43 l6ls p. m. weekdays. 1913 p
M. Sundays.
FOR THu SOUTH
AtianGc Coast I.ine.-Express. il9 y.
M. and lass night, daily.
Southern nailway.-Express. 40 A. M.
$50 go, ana Lsl p M. daily
Seaboara Air Line Railway. y.-Exrrea1.
go a. m. ant 2a2 .. M. daily.
Norfolk and Western Rai!way.-toi
Memphis and New OrieanE. 90 p. m.
daily.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. y.-Expres'
iiOj a. IN. vaek-iays. Sis .. m. deily.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Gas de. 7es. SIS a. m. 800. AtA
ana 6.5g T. m. stk-daTs.
For Lewes. as T. m. ara s-a D. m
For RchobO,h. SIS a. M. and st4 p M
| weekdays
For Dover Harrington and pelmar
SOS io.5s a. m. 5fi Ga r. r.. wceh-1ayA
ana ii.bo D. m. daily.
For Harrington AMI wny stations, - a
m. and 900 p. m. weekdays.
Express FOR Cape Charles, old Ptiul
Comfort and Norfolk. lots a. m wcok
days and il.50 d. IN daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Atlantic city Special Through Pullman
Buffet Parior Car 81 D. m. weekdays
connecting via West Philadelphia. $50
$50 a. m. 100 saturdays only. Ls0. ~
61S and I'll p. m. weekdays; e.it a. m.
1.57, 6.lS and III p. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
S: Evening Journal Patterns !:
Six Shirtwaist
Suit

A silk shirt-waist suit is indeed a
necessity In my .ladys" wardrobe. and
smart one is here portrayed IN that
new shade popularity known as Alice
blue" II is tucked-narow ones IN the
waist and wider IN the Skirt.
which is fve-gored. The sleeves
are bishop. with band cuffs. Linen.
cotton voile. gingham, mohair. serge
and canvas are adapted to the design
which illustrates Pattern No. 2622;
sizes-s2 to 46 inches bust measure;
price, IS cents.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

ueneraI Passenter AEtnt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
SAN ANTONIO TO CELEBRATE.
Mask Carnival and Great
Flower Battle.

San Antonio is to have gala sea-
son of music, merriment. fireworks
and patriotism the last week in April.
To fittingly celebrate the anniver-
sary of the Battle of San Jaeinto. as
well as the recent purchase by the
state of the entire Alamo property,
the citizens of San Antonio and the
Daughters of the Republic have de
vised weeks program of public
fetes and popular amusements to be
known as the San Antonio Spring
Carnival. In outline the program is
as follows:
Monday. April 24-Fantastic night
pageant and masquerade on the
streets in honor of King Omala.
Most picturesque spectacle ever wit
messed In Texas
Tuesday. April 25--Grand Civic
parade, free concerts. open air amuse-
ments; fire works and electric dis
play at night.
Wednesday, April 28 - Grand
Trades display, fire drill exhibition
of various fire departments.
Thursday. April 21-Automobile
parade in afternoon, baby carria ge
parade in forenoon Grand Patriot
ic ball at night.
Friday. April 2S.-Grand Flower
Battle celbration of Alamo purchase,
including military display of all
United States Infantry. cavalry and
artillery troops at Fort Sam Houston.
Series of social functions at night.
Saturday, April 30.-Patriotic ex-
ercises and brilliant fireworks dis
play at night. the entire week s pro-
gram TO include dazzling street H.
luminations and electric displays, q
profusion OF high class shows. train
ed animal exhibitions. and free open
air concerts and amusements. night
and day. The railroads have given
low rates from all points
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Several weeks ago a line of black
locust trees were set out in front OF
the residences OF Rev. J. y. Ivy and
Mr.. W. j. Buie. This morning sew
eral Of them were found to have
been gashed with a sharp pocket
knife. the cuts being just below the
bark and peeling downward A few
weeks ago a lot of boys went to the
library building on Sunday after
noon, broke the lock on a basement
window and crawled into the base
ment and from there made a tour
of the building. Not satisfied with
the damage to the window they Sc
cured prize pole and endeayored to
break the lock from the coal shute
In every town there will be found
set Of youngsters whose chief de-
light is in destroying the property
of others These young chaps are
training up for the courts and the
jails. The first step toward serious
violations OF the Law is disregard for
property rights. The parents of those
boys. VINO delight in acts Of the char
aeter above enumerated, are neglect
ing an imperative duty when they fail
to use good applications OF cowhide
to that part of the boys anatomy
where his pants wear out first
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
List Of Deeds Filed for Record i'm
County Clerks Office.

s. J. Erwin and wife TO r. l.. Tim
Minis, lot Ia Waxahachie: 5000.
". 0. Duff and wife TO j. r.
Pratt. 60 acres of land; s3420.
o. w Crockett aud wife 10 NJ, T.
Patrick. lots In Waxahaehle: $4,000.
NJ r. Patrick and wife to A. d.
Mccartney, lot in Waxahachie;
s20oo
II. r. stoyall and wife to E. E.
Chapman. lots la Ennis. $1,000.
NJ. A. Barry and wife to K. A.
Wakefield. 10 acres out of the John
Hilburn survey; sZo0.30
T., r. Bryson and wife TO II. d.
Reasonoyer, lot In WaXahachie;
$1,000
T. II Harbin and wife to Chas. L.
Brady, lot in Waxahachie: 1850.
Jack Williams and wife to S. J.
Erwin. lot 10 Waxahachie $500.
r J. jenkins and wife to Mrs. N
". Finley, 6432 acres out OF the
II. II Self survey; s3354
y. Sims and wife to r. d. Har-
ris. ti9 acres, more or less, out Of
the J. l.. Cherino survey; $4,000.
r. r Gellisple and wife 20 J E.
Feaster. lI5 acres of land S6,gB0.
+ Freeman TO J. c. Ray. 1913 7-IU
acres out of the a. de la Gouzaba
survey and I15 9-lV acres out of the
G a. Giddings survey: Sl2.75>.
] G.. Penn and wife TO Chas l..
Penn, lot Ia WaXahachie. $500.
81 J. Owens and wife TO T. l..
I.ohr, lT0 acres out OF the A dc Ia
Cara survey, s9,5G0.
" y. Hayuie, Special commission
er. 70 J A, Thompson and J A Nc
Gee. Zl9 acres out OF the r J Cham
beers eight league grant and five lots
In Ennis sf0oo.
j. d Alexander 4 Co. 90 Boyce
Gin COMPANY log In BoyCe. $50
]. Henry Miller ct al 10 Robertson
Miller Gin Company, lot IN WaNa-
haehie, together with gin plant
S2n. 600
Henry Miller et al 20 Miller Rob
ertson Gin Company lot and gin
plant AT Golfers Chapel. $4,000.
W G.. G Dillard IT al 90 the Mid
lothian Mercantile Company. io' In
Midlothian $500,
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith "a Stanley NJ
Matthews. :. acres. more or less
out Of the q Gibbons survey
si2ee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
STABBED WITH KNIFE
). ]. Erwin, C0afraCior, Receives Severe
Weaad In Len Breast.

A difficulty occurred On the Rog-
ers hotel corner this morning about
ten thirty in which s. j. Erwin, a
local contractor and builder, was Sc
verely stabbed In the left breast with
IA knife in the hands of Will Easter
wood, bricklayer
The wound is about two inches
above the nipple between the breast
bone and the shoulder and is about
three Inches deep. Only one stab
was made. The injured man was
Immediately conveyed to the offices
Of DR. Boyd, over Hood & Martin 5
drug store, where physicians took
the case in charge and soon staunch-
ed the flow of blood.
To a Light reporter Mr.. Erwin
stated that the trouble arose over an
account He was seated in his bug
gy when the conversation began
which grew into a quarrel and
threats of personal violence. Mr..
Erwin says he was inyit-
ed out Of his buggy to settle the mat
ter and that he began to get out at
the same time drawing his knife
AS he aiighted Easterwood had IL
the meantime drawn his knife and
the wound was inflicted az above de-
scribed.
A questioning Of a number OF peo-
pie failed 10 reveal any one who saw
the difficulty Easterwood at once
lefa the scene. but later came in aud
gave himself up to the officers
Easterwood surrendered 10 the Of
ficers about noon and was placed
In Jail awaiting the results of the
wounds Inflicted on Mr. Erwin He
is young man about twenty-three
years old aad has made his home In
this city for the past two, or three
years, He made statement TO the
Light this afternoon practically the
same as that made by the wounded
man as 10 the occurrences leading
up TO the difficulty. He expects TO
make bond either today or tomorrow
and obtain his release.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
Northern settlers, Convention.

The Northern Settlers Convention
which will he held at Galveston. Tex
as, April 2I, 22 and 23. and having
for its object a heaTt-to-heart com
munion between the Northern resi-
dents. and residents from the North
at present located in Texas. has mer
with such a hearty approval that the
Southern Pacific has promise of the
attendance of the governors Of the
following states, these gentlemen be
ing accompanied by members of their
official staff: Gov. Terrell of Geor-
gia, Glenn of North Carolina. Mickey
of Nebraska, Davis of Arkansas. Cum
Minis of Iowa, Blanchard Of Louisi-
ana and Lanham Of Texas
A very cheap round trip rate will
be announced within the next few
days by all Texas roads. and the
bringing together of parties from the
North and parties from the North
at present located In Texas. win re-
suit in whar is conceded 10 he the
greatest advertisement Texas has
ever received from an Immigration
standpoint
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

An electric elevator rs uow betug
operated iu the bag dry goods as-
tahlishweut 90 ID ExEsr * son This
improvement was made Imperative
hT the establishment ol a millinery
department af thls euterpFIsing ftrm
The millinery parlbr "a on the -.c-
put floor and Is ia charge Of Miss
8FooAs. Nho VAS sith Cheeyes asaa
a Go one or twp seasons Miss
hrpaas &c assisted by Miss Fern r.
1uru. They have elegant quarters
aud are nos nuuiug on display
tiun collection ot hats III ail thw jai
sHt STYLES The Initial upuuinE wfu
take niaee there tomorrow
Bat if ~aa tne elevator ts~ FT-
#aftsF eA&le4 yesterday afternoon -
stn sut write sh8uf tt i on.@ rated
a fonf hcf@e naw~f eb~efFts mnfaE
ana runs as smaughlE as ereass.f
3aHfnlng U has = zuArAuies.ti a
carrying eapRcltY ef l5a0 pumnas
Hgf woult carry @as1 usaaas wfh
peerless eaMe amA wl5huut an dAnEwr
~ . misbsu Ladies' lpokluw fsr taa
millinery denarr mwmf @is Nna fhe
elevator xseaf t8UFsnsent~s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET
TrsnSaress0rS of the Law will Be Given
Hearing April Tenth

There are two more weeks of the
civil department Of the district court
and on Monday. April 10. the crim-
inal docket will be called Then the
transgressors of the law will be Civ
en- an inning before his honor There
are now about thirty cases on the
criminal docket and all but seven
have been set for trial. Those cases
which have not been assigned to any
special day will be tried the first
week. It is already known that one
case will be dismissed from the
docket. and possibly another which
has attracted a great deal of atten-
tion will be stricken from the dock
ct if a certain witnes fails to show
up. The witness is now said TO be
out of the state. II is very likely
that the Henry Willis murder case
will be tried again this term. The
witness on whose account the case
was continued at the last term of
court was found a few days ago and
put under bond
County Attorney Smith has been
busy this week issuing process pa
pers in the cases which have up to
this time been set for trial He COM
pleted his work yesterday afternoon,
and now has his books ready for the
wheels of justice to begin their
grind. Below is the assignment of
cases that had been made up 10
Yesterday:
Charles Key, two cases of burg
larry, April II.
George Grant. burglary, April II.
J. W. Grow, murder, April IL
Joe Lowell, assault to murder,
April 12
Earl Smith, two cases OF rape,
April II and 19
Ruby Morris and Harry Finks,
theft from the person, April IS.
VIII Poole, alias Wash George,
horse theft, April 19.
Sam Dodson. manslaughter, April
20.
Babe Price. assault to murder,
April 2L
Henry Willis, murder, April 26.
Sam j Rogers, arson, April Is. |
Joe Perry and Bud Perry. assault |
to murder, May 1.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Following il the program for the
senior B. Y y I for Sunday, March
20
Subject. Christ the Great Physi-
clan Isaiah So
Miss Emma Davis. leader
Christ knows our needs Luke
al-sz. John ? Mr. Fletcher
The Testimony OF the healed
Luke 5 3s-ss. s. IS. John = 25
Mrs Copass.
Voluntary remarks. testimonies
and scripture verses.
Daily Bi6le readings fo- week end.
sng March Is
aonaay Jesus fosetella his death
aud rssarrwemoa Matt II 2s.2T.
AaFk = seas.
Ta@ndRy Lesson ON humiiity.
Marx y sa.sa
WetnsS@A How to settle a
quarrel Mat - 1888,
Thursday ~ChTsas at the feast us
tats~gnaeies Iohn : i-kt
FFidAF Jesus the llwht 0f ths
w0fid Iohn f@.a0
SATURDAY spiritual freedom the
svwe fFw~8om lnhn ~ St-Aa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

In the announcement column To-
aay wiss BE- found the name % Mr
n. l.. Ingram. candidate for alder
man trem waFd three Mr. ingram
IL weli known contractor ard build.
eF oF the city We built the first
hassss IN raisersity addition And has
sanee erected twu others there M
Ingram - a progressive energetic
eAsasam. fuilY competent 20 fiil the
pa@ss he ~eeks. and i honofet with
The anffTmgaa of hla tallow etf&xNnE
@tl doahst tmmA maze as effigzeng
councilman H4s candidacy ts sab
smftsed in the sot~rn VI the coming
April slsFtiom sud av asks e ssuAsd
consideration Uf nis claims &nA ahsi.
az
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Hvrhine Is boon fnT sgfferea
from aueamia. ny tts use the blood
= quickly rwkruerated and the color
becomes normal The dro0ntnN
strength is revived The lanEupf "a
diminished Heaith ytxoF and tone
nf~Aominate NsW iifa and happy
AFflxttv results Nr Belle 81
Shifei MiAAtasbnFouEh flf. writes
"a have been troubled with liver
eomplatut and posse blood. au3 have
found uuiting to heurttf me tlke
HeFH.ue { bore never 90 Pc Wifb-
out g. wtah that 8 had Euuwu 20
lf IL ms hnshAm4s Hse gtmr 1Ht
Suld IS Maoa 4 MARTA 8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
The Amount We Fat.

We live not by the quantity we
eat nor the variety. but by what
the system can utilize. No matter
how good or plentiful your food is.
It starves the system unless Your d.
Eesjiou is good So make certain
that your food is properly digestea
by taking a dose OF Green's August
Flower before or after meals. II will
not only aid digestion il will stir
lie liver 10 regular habits, sWeeteu
the stomach and prevent Coustipa
liou Trial bottle 20 cents. Big
bottle IS cents AT all druggists
b. " Fearis I3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22
E.hwme.=s sa w~u.

AFshmr VI stwesps#sm ana nat AH-
FssTszzn-
g. "a kkalg amA N~l4 Ashf0n
AAzNry AiiaeF ard Mrs Ella Rest-
mxsn1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

AFn M Y uamMA has bmea called
50 Port WoFsh so anrae a syphaasg-
ntsssa naassA patfeas taF Bs MsNRiKhs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-22

Don't forget the uame-GoId Coin.
goth Century, White Wolf and
Worth. Give them a trial and be
the judge OF good flour J. T VIII
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TerseIy Told Tales Both Grim and Gay

sent on to Brecon. When the young min
lister stepped out of the train he was as
tonishcd to find a sergeant and several con-
stables awaiting him. II think you have
a box with YOU" said the sergeant. quite
right" said the preacher, who began TO
scent a joke. Out came the box, and it's
weight excited fresh suspicion about tbs
contents. This is your box?" Yes" ut
contains ammunition?" at does" Very
well, consider yourself in charge. Open
tho box" The company stood away while
the lid was cautiously wrenched off. When
the sergeant found II contained nothing
more explosive than Adam Clarke's The
ology' he expressed his indignation freely
to the minister All that he got back was
the soft answer: why, bless my SOUL
man, you asked IL the box contained am
munition. That is my ammunition. I'm a
Methodist parson, and that's what shoot
with" New York Tribune