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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

$3.50 @&@
Buy your lace leather from i. j.
Cronk co. IL
Fresh Oysters. e5c per dozen at
Fete's restaurant tt
Fresh Oysters. 25c per dozen at
Pete's restaurant. tt
Fresh Oysters, 25e per dozen at
| Pete's restaurant. TT
County Surveyor Jack Neal is sur
yeying land in the Bristol country to-
day
F. s. Cronk Co.. will sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
Prices right. tn
The ladies of the Christian church
/ will begin their Saturday MARKET
/ September so.
Tell your troubles 10 Runkley
the plumber. With f. s. Cronk Co.
Both phones 81. II
! Six marriage licenses were issued
Saturday and three today by County
Clerk Hendricks.
Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Com
| pany your orders for cream. New
phone ~, old phone 253 II
| The street cars will remain until
after the reception given at tne Uni-
| EersitF tonight for the benefit Of
| those who attend from the city.
| Gala Lilies. Roman Hyaefnth
! Chinese Sacred Lilies aud paper
| White Narcissus Now is the time
to plant and everybody can grow
them A Gardner. 80
The Year Book of the waxahachie
Shakespeare Club can be had by call
ing on Mrs. Maud Edwards. Each
| member Is requested 10 take fifty
cents when calling for book
Erling Holland. who Is member
| OF the Texas Traction surveying
corps. spent yesterday i'm the city with
his parents. He left this morning To
| JOIN the crew at point Ia Collin
county
Joe Stephens, who has been a,
| work al the Central baggage office
| here the past two or three years. has
gone TO the main line of the road to
IfR- @s44a. 4.
o
Mr.. NJ. II. Finch has sold his home
on Rousseau street and bought the
property formerly owned by Or
Fears fronting on Marvin street. Mir.
Finch aud family are now establish
ed 10 their new home
Mrs Roy McDuffle aud children
OF Fort Worth, who have been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Pryor at Ennis. arrived yesterday
morning 10 visit the famllx of al.
derman w j McDuffie.
Or W II Ferguson left SATURDAY.
might al O'Clock on an overland
trip TO Decatur He was accompanied
as far as Fort Worth by Bert Bark&.
dale, who Says IL took a. hours 30
make the trip to the Fort having
arrived there at seven o'clock sun
day morning
D.
Il. 4. puBoae, secretary aud man.
aEer Of the Naxahachlt Cotton Mills.
took his son, Edwin. TO College sta
ton yesterday to- enter him as stu
dent in the textile department of the
Agricultural aud Mechanical College.
Bob Bolgs has been checked out as
day operator aud ticket clerk 20 The
Katy passenger station tie mas been
succeeded hy O. Ncisaiu. who was
night operator Il T.. Long. form
eriy with the Santa pc. has been as
signed 10 be night shift
O.
The speaker of the afternoon was
DE- H. w Sears, tho popular leetur.
er. who with his sparkling Wit in
tense earnesiuess aud dramatic .Ioa
quenee. held his audience for full
hour as he presented his recipe for
the true philosophy Of life Reading
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25
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| WEATHER Tonight fair. warmer
| Tuesday; partly cloudy. SATURDAY
max, IS, min. IS Sunday max 90.
min, So
FOR Sale One Jersey bun. See
/ Tom Dixon 4su
FOR sALE-Good famil ysurrey
horse. NJ ID Ray 50
WANTED-A good mich cow for It's
feed, Mrs. II, Holland Az
PHONE 40--Rays stable for the au-
tomobile. Condo Mosley. If
FOR RENT-A five room house on
Main street NJ T Patrick. II
FOR SALE Cow and calf: cow good
mixer Apply al Rays stable II
FOR SALE-Old papers. 20 cents
per 100. Al the Daily Light office.
FOR BENT-one furnished room.
one block from square ~. L..
Acker 4ep
FOR RENT A six room house ON
Water street. city water Mrs. d. L..
Nichols #
JUST ARRlYED-De igado condens-
cd chill. 25e per pound at Pete's
restaurant II
WANTED You to know that have
good. sound cotton seed hulls. n.
II. Thompson asa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

The speaker OF the afternoon was
DE- H. W Sears, thu popular leetur.
er. who with his sparkling Wit. in
tense earnealuess aud dramatic slo.
quenes. held his audience for full
hour as he presented his recipe for
the true philosophy Of life Reading
Times
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

+. A. puBose. secretary aud man
aEer OF the Naxahaehie Cotton Mills.
took bis son, Edwin. 10 College sta
ton yesterday to- enter him as stu
dent in the textile department of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

Bob Boles has been checked out as
day operator aud ticket clerk % The
Katy passenger station He mas been
succeeded hy O. acIaiu. who was
night operator r. T.. Long form
eriy with the Santa Pc has been as-
signed 10 be night shift
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

Or " II Ferguson left SATURDAY
might al O'Clock on an overland
trip 10 Decatur. He was accompanied
as far as Fort Worth by Bert Bark&.
dale, who says II took a. hours 80
make the trip to the Fort. having
arrived there at seven O'Clock sun
day morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-25

Erling Holland. who IL a member
OF the Texas Traction surveying
corps. spent yesterday i'm the city with
his parents. He left this morning TO
join the crew at "a point Ia Collin
county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
Important Sale of White
 Goods.

Here are values consider especially worthy, and that will undoubtedly crowd counters all day Monday.
 White India Lnon, worth 7c Monday the yard .5c White India Lnon, worth Sc; Monday the yard ..7c White India Linon, worth 10c Monday the yard 8c White India Linon worth 15c Monday the yard 127sc Check Nainsook all checks worth 7c Monday the yard 5c Check Nansoo all size checks worth 1Oc Monday the yard Sc White Victoria Lawn 40 inches wde linen finished cheap at
 15c: Monday. . ...... .... ...... ........ 10c White Persian Iawn worth 15c Monday the yard 121sc White Persian Lawn worth 18c; Monday the yard .15c White Persian Lawn worth 25c; Monday the yard ZOc White Persian Lawn worth 35c Monday the yard .25c White French Lawn worth 25c, Monday the yard ZOc White French Lawn worth 3Oc; Monday the yard Z5c White French Lawn worth 45c; Monday the yard 35c White French Baste worth 5Oc; Monday the yard 4Oc English Long Cloth, worth 125; Monday the bolt 1OO English Long Cloth, worth $15O; Monday the bolt !z5 English Long Coth worth $1 75 Monday the bolt $12O English Long Cloth worth $200; Monday the bolt $175
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09

Toe FANCY SILKS 5Xc
 Fancy and Checked Taffetas, Louisine stripes and figures; popular for shirt Waist Suits in all the wanted colors such as browns, greens, blues, tans, greys, etc. These were manufactured to sell at 75c; your choice at ,..... 58c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
BLACK JAP SILK.
Wonderful Wash Goods
 Values.
AT WHITE GOODS AND LINEN COUNTER.

Never before varieties great, styles charming qualities perfect prices low; have good things offer hardly know where to commence are going to bunch different lines all this seasons most der ble weaves, such as-
 Kicker sung all coors effective figured dark ground Voiles faked and dot Madras Suting, figure Madras plaid effect Linen ground Panama; every regular 15c material while they last. the yard lOc Lorraine Embroidered Tissues all coors including black and whe black and grey and white and black effects, all this
 seasons best paern they could readily be sold at 25c but
 we clean up this lot in hurry you buy them at the yard .............. l5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
59c JAP SILK 48c.

59c JAP SILK 48c.
 The Japs are not only fighters, but they are "silkers' also; twenty-seven inch colored Jap Silks, in all the colors of the rainbow, strong and serviceable, another good val ue specially priced at .. .. .... ..48c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09

\ S1OO LOUISINE- TAFFETA 69c
 Fancy Loune and Taetas all pure silk beautiful Lousine Checks and exquisite embroidered Taeta ch high class silks matchless bargain actual value LOO yard for spirited selling the yard . :. .... .... .... .... 69c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09

$150 FANCY SILKS 75c. Fancy Shirt Waist Silks actual half price, know this sounds strange and if there doubt your mind all ask your here Monday and the silks for 75c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
65c FANCY SILKS 48c

High Grade Fancy Silks in cords, stripes,
 flake effect, pin dot, and other pretty patterns; don't think because the prices are cheap that the silk will not wear, for they are certainly durable; the yard .... .... .. .. ..... .48c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
5Oc FANCY FOULARDS 35c.

Fancy Foulard Silks 19 inches wide, all pure
 silk in polka dots, and variety of choice
 designs, for suits, in shades of green,
 brown, blue and black and white; this is undoubtedly rare bargain, the yard 35c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
69c COLORED TAFFETAS 59c.

.69c COLORED TAFFETAS 59c. In this collection of silks will be found the sea- sons most favorite weaves, in solid and changeable, two tone effects, wide variety to select from, extra heavy grade, specially priced for Monday at .. .. .. .. .59c
 BLACK JAP SILK.
 27 inch Black Jap Silk, color guaranteed, very fine quality and will not tear, of the chief staples and one that's always in de- mand; specially priced for one day at 48c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
59c WHITE HABUTAI SILK 39c.

59c WHITE HABUTAI SILK 39c.
 Here's another of those sales that you may think have made n the only that know of will be your part if you here Monday. Thirtysix inch White Habua Silk, pure silk beautiful sheer quality, reg ular 59c grade, at .... .39c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

Little jars of translucent green Jelly
are on view now in several of the Fifth
avenue shops. 1t is called mint Jelly"
and has just been put on the market
fus manufacture was begun about six
months ago by lady living in Port
Chester, and it's popularity as a sub
stItute for mint sauce is already estab-
lished. The jelly is made from the
fresh mint and not. as some persons
think, form the creme de menthe cor
dial. The jelly which has the fresh
flavor of the mint. has the great ad-
vantage over the sauce of being solid
one may like mint sauce on the
spring lamb, but not care for it also
on the green peas or the boiled Ber-
muda potatoes. Mint sauce does not.
however. allow itself to be confined by
any such prejudices. 1t will run over
the plate. This fact has done much
to make its successor so well liked
New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

sell at about double the rates of lettuce.
Some of the French re taurants cook
them. but in that form they are about
as tasteless as cooked celery or lettuce,
which it is difficult to make palatabI
TO our tastes. But, served with French
dressing, the cool crisp salad never
suggests its remote origin and the long
journey it took TO get here.
Pimentoes are added by the French
to endives, and the importers urge
Americans to mix the Spanish peppers
with the salad, to the benefit of both.
Pimentoes are an addition to almost
every salad, since the pepper is not too
hot to be palatable and adds piquant
flavor to any salad.
They were known here first as a
stuCring for olives. They were the first
stuffing used for Spanish olives. but
now there are various others which
are just as popular. One New York
firm selects the large olives. removes
the stones and puts inside celery chop
ped into small pieces and piquanty
favored Another novelty just "a de-
Iicious IS the nut filling for the olives.
They are stuffed with walnuts, pecans
or fIberts which have previously been
soaked in oil and sailed enough to bring
out the flavor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

DO you see that bright red banner
Floating proudly in the air,
Proclalm5ng in bold letters,
That an Auction viii be there,
And an Auctioneer that's famous,
As an orator and wag.
VIII sight the war of commerce,
Unde- that
old
Auction
Flag
And when the sale commences,
And the people gather near,
It's marvellous to note the sales
Made by that Auctioneer.
You may talk about department stores
With all their bluff and brag.
But they cannot hold candle
To that
Old
Auction
Flag.
Oh. there's nothing like an Auction
To Iiven up the town,
Start business in motion
And make the wheels go round.
When a sale is brisk and lively,
And not allowed to drag,
There Is nothing so inspiring
As that
Old
Auction
Flag.
Tnen may that proud old banner
EFerever proudly wave,
In city and in hamlet,
Where dwell the free and brave.
seExcelsior'' is it's motto,
Meier let the interest lag,
But keep up the reputation
OF that
Old
Auction
Flag.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23
DELICATE FEE AsTING
Luxuries for the Table in New
York Market

Nothing could be fresher or more ap-
petizing in the days of early spring
than the endives. which come from the
same region of France that provides
the Canembert cheese. They stand the
trip SO well that they seem as fre~h as
salad that is grown down on Long Is
land. They are a little more costly and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

invited as it will be mixed meeting.
At 10 a. m. the Association holds
its regular service for car men at the
Employees Club House
At 2 p. m. full and interesting pro-
gram is provided for all the prisoners
at Oahu penitentiary as follows:
congregational Hymn ...........S2
Congregational Hymn -......-.......-SS
Singing ..............Pr Prison Quartet
Scripture Reading. Mark 16:1-11
Prayer Henry {. Brown
Singing ...--.. Kamehameha Glee Club
Recita tion-"An Easter Morning Ser
vice" .....-...............Ru Ruth Waller
Solo Mrs. Jensen
A Brief Message. Mrs. Damon
Singing Observation-Disclosures Prison Quartet
Recitation-"A Child of the World
Esther Waller
Solo Observation-Disclosures Arthur E. Lutz
A Few Words. Miss Yarrow
Solo ........-.......M Miss Gertrude Hall
Address Principal Horne
Singing. .Kamehameha Glee Club
Congregational Hymn 314
OTHER SERVICES.
n Rev. w. D Westervelt will preach
an Easter sermon at the First Chris
tian church.
The new Japanese Methodist church
on River street will be dedicated this
afternoon
Special services will be held in sew
eral of the Hawaiian churches.
The Sunday School of the Fort Street
Chinese church will give an Easter
service this morning. Elaborate dec
orations of ferns, palms and flowers
have been arranged.
Following is the program for the re- |
vival services this week:
Easter Sunday a. m: Sunrise |
prayer meeting. Punchbowl summit. |
$50 p. M: Union Young Peoples meet |
ing, Christian church. 1880 p. M: Union |
Gospel meeting, Central Union church. |
Wednesday-10 a. M: Union prayer |
service, NJ. E. Church. $3.50 p. m: |
Union prayer service, Christian church.
1880 p. M: Union prayer service, Cen
trail Union church.
Thursday Neighborhood prayer
1880 p. M; waikiki Mrs. E.
next door to J. A. McCand-
less; Government nursery, Mrs. Aus
tin; Oahu College, Mr.. A. F. Griffiths;
Mrs. w o. Atwater. 1921
Pensacola street; Kawaiahao Castle
Home; Nuuanu avenue, Mrs. A. F.
Judd; Engleside, 6:45 p. M; Kameha-
neha Girls School; Kalihi, Mr.. Snod-
grass
Saturday, p. M, Executive COM
nittee
Sunday, April $3.50 p. m, Union
Young Peoples meeting, Christian
church; 7:30 p m, Union Gospel SER
5ice. Central Union church.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

All the new Laws are being
published i'm the Commercial Rec
ord in handy shape for reference
prior to their publication in book
form.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

invited as it Will be a mixed meeting.
AT 10 a. m. the Association holds
it's regular service for car men at the
Employees Club House.
At 2 p. m. a full and interesting pro-
gram is provided for all the prisoners
at Oahu penitentiary as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

At a. m. the Y NJ c. A will con-
duct a morning praise service for
Young people on Punchbowl. All are
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-29
PRAYER
Was Instantly Answered and lang
don Was Strangely Saved.

Louisville Ky, Oct 2S.-Thomas
Langdon swiicnman in The Yards a
the Louisville and Nashville Read H.
this CITY, believe his delivery from in
stant and horrible death today was
due 10 a prayer instantly answered.
Langdon was crossing the tracks
when his foot caught in a frog. At the
same moment a witch engine came
down the rack. lie set up cry which
was not heard. ana al the momen.
when the engine struck him, Langdon.
who has always been religious man
prayed for deliverauce from death.
The pilot struck him. passed entire.
by over him. and AT the moment when
Che front wheels, which had grasped
his clothingwerc about TO pass ove-
bis body. the pondcrous machine came
to dead halt. Langlon was removed
from beneath the engine and was
found 10 be only Eighty bruised
The engineer says he neither saw
Langdon nor heard his cry. but thar
he stopped his engine because some
hing told him thar he should
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-29
A WELL KNOWN
CITIZENOFC CAIRO
Is Saved From Life Of Misery After
Ten Years Of Suffering.

Payne informs that of the best known butchers
Cairo, Mr. Gustave IT. hummer living 1905 Commercial
Avenue told This story Of his ten years Of trouble and he gave
Payne the following testimonial on yesterday
~ have been greatly troubled with indigestion and stomach
disorders for all of Ten years During that time have bought
ocalled remedies and have spent dollars with diff
ferent doctors but could get relief Had little faith that
could be found for me- Int after using less than
o. Plynes New Discovery pass an immense tape which
know til Of my ailments
81 am thankful for the relief given that deem it
ty friends and acquaintance who may similarly afflicted
give this testimonial in they may have the bene
fit If needed and nrthe more will be glad see anyone in
teeed nv pac. business and go details OF my cure
in order tina they be fully convinced there is relief
we'll as myself IN Paynes New discovery"
Payn has til tipe exhibition a Herman c /
Schuh's drug
AS stated yesterday, Payne will here another week
oder that everyone may have opportunity aud talk
with him II his assistant will be II rmln C. Schulz
drug store, 81 Washington Ay-nue a. III to D. IN aud will
be glad give all information rnng Payne remedies
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-29

Is an opportunity to assist during a
part of tho day or during vacations
for nearly all the prominent sculptors
require more or less help in the me.
chanical parts of their work The
sculptors usually stand ready with
that generosity which Il characteristic
OF artists everywhere TO explain to
their younger contemporaries their
aims and motives in what they under
take to do. In other words. the con
ditions OF esprit de corps are all pres
enc which make the sculpture class Of
the art schools a nursery Of the most
aggressive sculptors in the world
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-29

Boston, October rs. 1905 When
Gutzon Borgmm, sculptor of the Angel
Of the Annunclat on and of the Angel
Of the Resurrection which were in
tended to adorn the walls If the New
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-29

York Cathedral of 81. John The Di
vine, because Of The dispute that had
arisen as to whether the figures
snouid be male or female. went to
the cathedral aad with d mailet ana