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VA STAR DUST va

Say. old man. tell mo why on
earth you keep that iron dog In
your froat yard
"sh-d0n't say a word. One % my
nelghbora has an iron deer In bis
yard. and I thought maybe my dog
would scare Il away"
DO you know. feel sorrow for
Willie zieglerf.
Who's hcr"
THE lIttio boy who says he's go
Ing to school TIL he's 81. and then
try 10 discover the north pole
why sorry foe him."
because the poor little chap cant
make any plans 30 run away from
home and tight Indians. or 20 be a
railroad brakeman"
A WORD FROM JOSH WIgE
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An Indian man OF 50 shot two
men who yelled 'sOid Whlakers" At
him. Indiana is no place for a man
like that
m you want 4 nice easy JOB. Why
don't you get your friends to push
you for truant officer Of ST Peters
burgf
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.


We. the undersigned. win receive
sealed bids on any and all Of ths
following real estate belonging ia
the estate OF Lewis p Lewis. de-
ceased: said real estate being situ-
ate tn the County Of King. state OF
Washington and described as fol-
lows. to-wit.
Lot 8. Spring Brook Five Acre
Tracts.
Lot u. Spring Brook Five Acre
Tracts.
Lot l. Block IS OF the Town of
Renton.
Lot I. Block , Of Naples Addition
20 the city OF Seattle. subject 10 an
outstanding tax title.
Lots z. s. 10 and II. Block &c "a
the Plat OF the Town OF Rentons
subject 20 a lease on lots and 10
and the westerly 90 feet OF lot Z. all
IN block rs. expiring March 1906.
Said bids 60 be accompanied with
certified check or cash TO tho
amount of ten per cent OF tho
amount bid and addressed TO c. W.
corliss. sot Pioneer building. seat-
tie. washington. or left at his office
and the same VIII be opened on the
25th day OF July. 1905 at 10 o'clock
a. m. We reserve the right to re-
iect any and all unsatisfactory bids.
JOHN II. HUGHES.
DAVID II. JONES.
Executors OF the Estate Of Lewis II
Lewis. deceased
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CHAPTER XIII.

Ats 8AE- fthh IN CUBAN A0AA1 .
MADNESS.
The next day the farmers dauEh-
ter went into oakvills shopping
She had arranged 10 have tea with
a friend and BE- back before dusk.
panYera had been sent In another
direction in the early morning. and
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what he would have done n the war
hadn't ended"
barney Oiafield has had another
narrow escape from death. Natural
~ score OF innoeent hyutAndern
had one. too.
FROM THE RAIL FENCE Dist.
RIOT.
Jim Thomas - aome better at
present I'd Placethea says he viii
/ BE- all right By the first % August
II waiefmolona don't set ripe before
that time
Dlxio'a nose continues 20 bleach.
Jack SAYS ~ II kcopa on Il viii be
snow white by August
II IA reported from Iumhsrton
that MIR L1nkhart has worn out
only one leather cushion 30 far.
We understand tho Red Flag
Driving club has some very fast
goods this season. We hope 80
CLANCY Thomas has reduced HIS
fiahinR 10 five DAYS a week
Major shoop will give lesson on
trimming hedge July Is. 1906
Bciihmok Moon.
The Euvsrnmont has issued a go
bill of new design. but It's Just HIKE
all tho old ones IN one featurc-hard
20 set
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HEALrH AND PLEASURE.

Aih NatAietium IA All under roof.
Warm and comfortable. '.'
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After the Fourth

celebrated have thrown our caps In tho air
shouting hnah for benjamin. Franklin Kid other
man the cheer Is American and hearty The after
sood time to take easoy invoice In general the public
ledger be balanced peassm
dot side and credit optimistic figures
TIE balance sheet show Is there since Ju soaf
The last hair Of produced
large OF bribery and OF graft and Of the boodem high
finance But along schemIng
dollar grabbing has that hope fuurepube
WIN o outa~y Of the punderers has come the aroused public
sentiment that condemns Along
with the evils plainly pointed the spirit SELF
July 1904 boodelam has had many black
ere The WORK Of city cleansing
veopcd civic conscience Minneapolis has its shame
pented Chicago bay
pha that last refuge OF
Is awake to its best interests And Cincinnati the worst bod
staning cheering
signs Of people
corruption In such way as to hate H.
For OF New York been
robbng policy holders An Infamous ring Of officials has lux
uriAed
private graft But thanks Thomas lid Oft
scoundrey rcapectahes
prominent restoration business
without
handle the sacred funds Of life insurance
OF the beneficial discussions Of the past year that
aind money nex and strong light has been thrown upon
methods high rottenness wholesale
ton a vivid
OF the richest world has thrown the pub
is mocksd what that he reap
no turning the bandits purse over tho treasury OF tho Lord
viii justify the business Of the robber.
Across the seas we have had moving spectacle FUN Of lessons
tyrannyf And
It's work The Of dishonesty
phase Of Russian e It threatens only the ruin
Bribery attaches
than the awlesnss Of the mob
There the oalAwry soldier and Of and Of merchant
spain downfall nation ruined BY dis
honesty. spaniard
part every business
conditions Business lapsd into
phase
previous spanish-Amsriean
stayed
had price picture overdrawn Spain
has recovered morals
honesty.
Russian society and that has ruined
Spain longer thing Of politics alone II
circles endangers both the body polite and
body aselons fight
people confront OF dishonesty
l. on shall than they
the fathers. the body people
interrupted people intelligent
10 destroy ambl-
publicity progress July
pulse but heahy
few July
national life.
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the God Of aher the body Of
interrupted people intelligent the
whose highest abi
publicity Yes there has been since July
pulse heathy
the Fourth Of July 1906 shall further
tarment OF our national life.
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buy Front L0a 200 feet long m
Now soot sidewalks every street This ada
addition opened In the city OF Seat
II this side Of Dunlap this side Of Rainier Beach aud this
sid OF Washington
one-haf a twostoy house 2
csna 1925 Of $500 down AMI
q Washington
to City Addition Only fare by buying tickets from
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Russian society and that has ruined
Spain threatens thing politics alone
Il endange both the body polite and
the body ommercialsm aseoRg tyranny fight
people eoaront But rust OF dishonesty
. shall than they.
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A word PROM JOSH WISE
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tn reaHo old
men think girls are
prettier nowadays f.
th't distance makes
EN- look 20.
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For great Insurance OF New York has been
robhng les policy holders Infamous officials
uriated pncoy salaries exploited
private graft But thanks Thomas who took the lid off
there has scoundreIy rcspcctahs
prominent restoration Tho whole miserable business
without
handle the funds Of life Insurance
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Tennessee congressman got smash IN tho oar m
ton laundry clerk Well isn't that what he asked for
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HONEST CIRCULATION
This = certify that DAILY AVERAGE
CIRCULATION . the SEATTLE for his
CEEnEn $4,000 and for the QUARTER
or January February march,.
EXCEEDED $4,000 COPIES DAILY.
j. CHASE
presence d 10
o. April d A J.
notary washneton reading At seatA
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Perhaps he's on his vacation At any rate we have
word nom the akund OF Swat this summer
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by the time the anti-gran plank gets into all IN
there won't be enough Of II left 70 so round
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what he would have done II the wal
hadn't ended
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We suspect In Chiuaa desire be represented at the
florence another device to aid the exclusion act
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With the Equitable Iite up 10 District Attorn,
isn't II about time TO dramatlzo itf
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"If the Chinese boycott doesn't mind Pa II
careful about our Qss-Now York Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
CHATTER Xxx
Bradshaw SSMaMes Good %

WARREtNs mad drive had NOT passed alto,
a growing appreciation of the qualities of the
groom Wilson, had been watching for him
the outskirts of the village. She had seen Warren
go past with companion whom she could not
recognize Her quick feminine eye had taken in
the bundle under the apron, and it seemed to her
that there projecting foot which could not
possibly belong either to Warren his companion.
She had practically given up all hope of bringing
Warren back to his allegiance, and the production
of handbook, showing a credit balance of close
two hundred pounds made Wilson distinctly
persona gratd. So of course when Wilson arrived
she told him what she had seen, and the groom,
still intensely jealous of Warren, was only too de-
lighted to put bad construction on the incident
Up to some devllment, you may bet, he said,
yet really thinking nothing of the matter.
Between Bradshaw and Lester the close friend
ship which sprang up, although they had known
each other for SO short a time, was in no way
weakened by recent events. Next morning, when
the American learned that Lester had not been
at the inn all night, he was genuinely disturbed.
His first idea that the young doctor had returned
TO London, as he had announced his intention of
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under the circumstances and he wont to make
up his mind quickly
Very we'll" he said. Il will keep quiet for
bitterly for this outrage"
Leigh wasted words Come along; | know
the house. he said to Warren Many is the time
l have taken refuge here when your cursed game
keepers after me-.
He led the way up to the first floor and into tiny
room entirely bare of furniture
Lester followed quietly, with Warren at his heels.
More than did he the futility of resistance
in his present state therefore, he made the best of the
situation.
There you are, SIR continued the poacher.
They are hard quarters for gentleman but from
what you have told me | think you have been in
harder in your time. And don't forget that | have
your word, the word of a gentleman, you won't
make sound. l will bring you food to-
morrow"
The door had heavy mortised lock. He shut
and locked it with clang that brought sinking
to Testers heart brave he He heard the
descending footsteps as Warren and Leigh went
away. With a natural instinct, he went to the
window and looked out Forty feet and hard
ground at the bottom! No escape that way. And
then to the door But his instrument had been
left behind in Leigh's cottage, and one cannot open
a door with a watch-chan handful of silver.
These were the only available metal articles he had
in his possession. And then he heard the rattle
of wheels and the vicious crack of Warren's whip.
He was alone the moor, ten miles from any
where
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doing but the presence of his luggage, supple
mented by an inquiry at the local station effec-
tually disposed of that theory. The individual who
combined within himself the post of bookingcl
tcket-collector and station master, said emphati
cay that Lester had not been the station in
the past three days. Obviously, he must have gore
up the Hall and stayed there To the Hall
Bradshaw went without any delay.
In the grounds he met Phyllis Harland who rather
expected him, and who had arranged special curl
her forehead for his beneft-or rather for his
undoing.
Miss Har1and knew perfectly well that he was
to be expected early She had made gratifying
conquest in a short time, and the only thing which
troubled her was nasty, mean, unfair habit,
to use her own adJectves, the American had of
making her do he told her. She always
planning how she would bring him to his knees,
but somehow her plans failed He knet meta
phorica1ly, and pleaded nicely as she could
wish; nevertheless his plea always seemed a M
mand 1t intolerable
Poor Phyllis had tried being demure being saucy
and being trustfully dependent, without attaining
that tyrannical ascendancy him which she
wished to establish. Now, a last desperate
resort, she tried being natural
How are you, Mr.. Bradshaw? she said, holding
out her hand and looking at him with frank honest
eyes
Il am very we'll said Bradshaw, but at the
same time very worried. DR. Lester has disappeared
mysterously, and this neghborhood appears to be
unhealthy that | rather afraid he may have
struck trouble of some sort"
Oh dear" exclaimed Phyllis Poor Edith
Poor Edith" cried Bradshaw curiously.
With true masculine density, he had not realized
that there any sort of tender feeling in existence
between his friend and the young mistress of Arm
Cliffe.
How silly are And l think you are the
sillest of all of them
We'll, but began Bradshaw, rather ruffled
about DR.. Lester. l am sure the news will nearly
kill the poor girl"
Well" said Bradshaw, again mildly, why
should it kill the poor girl?
Oh Phyllis out of patience, " if ever l have
charge of you" she stopped in utter confusion
and made what Bradshaw would have called a
bee line" to the Hall.
The American, alternating between effugent
JOY and intense gloom, walked at her side. He was
wondering whether Edith would relent and accept
his proposal. Had it not been for that now appall-
ing possibility, he capable of prostrating himself
at the feet of Miss Phyllis then and there, although
he had known her only three days-and be it con-
fessed, Miss Phyllis entirely capable of accept
ing him. She had met what she urgently needed,
a of whom she afraid
Edith summing herself on the balcony gave them
a smiling welcome, delighted, though it may be a
little surprised, to the pair such good
friends. Well young people, she called
IN out brightly.
Phyllis was full of her news. She adored
SAS Edith, but there breathless JOY in
IN telling of Testers disappearance which over
sSR came all other considerations. She arrested
AN Bradshaw with an imperious gesture. Stop
H..
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little surprised, to see the pair such good
friends. Well, young people," she called
out brightly.
Phyllis was full of her news She adored
Edith, but there was a breathless JOY in
telling of Testers disappearance which over
came all other considerations. She arrested
Bradshaw with an imperious gesture. Stop
there!' she said Then, rushing to her
friend and clasping her in her arms, she
poured forth narrative from which little
was to be gathered except that some calan-
ity had befallen Lester.
Edith stiffened and dropped her head
The situation justified a fainting fit but
she was not the fainting type of woman
though she had tainted once at the inquest
under deep stress. Besides, there was Brad
shaw looking on.
My dear girl" she cried with a forced
laugh, Dr. Lester is not child that we need
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trouble ourselves because he happens to disappear for
few hours. You must not thnl; that because there
have been two extraordinary incidents here, the
place is Astounding in nurderers and brigands" Yet
she had become pale, and her mouth was awry
with what she meant to be a smile of indifference.
OF course said Bradshaw, coming to the rescue,
Testers all right. AS far as l could judge him, he
IS man who could easily lick his weight in wild
cats. At the same time, I'd feel pretty good if
he'd put in appearance
Do not let worry ourselves about DR.. Lester
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Football ream Orranized.

A number Of young men of the city
held meeting last night and or
ganized a local football team. The
purpose Of the team is To play anna
teur teams from HiIlsboro, Ennis.
Italy and other towns Of this part
of the state The pe. ounel of the
team is as follows
Charley Ray, George Dillon. Wal
ter PridemoTe. Hines Thompson.
Billie Davenport. Neil Sims. Frank
WhiDple Tom Herring. Arthur Boze,
Earl Gibson, John Thompson. Jerry
KEYS
The team viii have meeting
Sunday afternoon at Q o'clock for the
purpose of selecting a captain and
arranging for a coach They propose
TO begin practicinE right away so
they may be in shape 10 play their
initial game al an early date
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Fresh kraut in bulk at Naughton. =
So
Buy your lace leather from F. S.
/ Cronk Co. If
All kinds of fresh fruits at Napgh-
tons. 50
Buy your felt and iron roofin4
from F. s Cronk Co II
Nineteen pounds sugar at Naugh-
ton S for $500.
For best McAlister coal call on
the Waxahachie Grain Co. IL
Fresh Oysters. csc per dozen at
Pete's restaurant. II
Five gallons gasoline at Naugh-
tons for 95 cents. So
Spot cash and low prices is our
motto. T. ]. Stroud & Co, #
twenty-five cents will buy Is bars
of soap al Naughtou s. SO
Fresh oysters, 25c per dozen at
Pete's restaurant Il
one hundred pounds Of bran al
Naught0n's for 95 cents. So
Fresh Oysters. 25c par dozen at
Pete restaurant If
r. =. S,tvud q Co, " il heneeforth
so'I for cash ,rly
Judge Sam r. Frost of Corsioana
was ia the city today
D
Ne win sell for ssCt ctFh onsv
from now on. r. J. Stroud Il Co. Il
Low grade wheat for chicken feed,
cheap. az the Waxahachie Grain Co.tf
Hot hsmburgers any hour In the
day, 70 cents az Andy Ellis restau-
rant I'll
p &tNN N9A Was HNfH EN SIR aud
Mrs. a. q Rawlius yesterday after
noon
F. = Cronk Co. viii sell you any
thing yos need 10 repair your GIN.
Pfitws right II
Tell Tour troubles 20 auuklev
the plumber. with y. :. Cronk Go
Both phone Sc II
Al oruers for coal and feed staffs
delivered promptly by the Waxa-
aarhie Grain Co n
Df II m Sears wili lecture a the
opera hnuHe "Wednesday might. DE-
uiter Il AZ s1u
While ln fhe riiY yesterday r. A
l1fne ~ ltaiv bad hts name placed
= the Daily i-Rhts subscription usg
= ] isoileman ~ Eox called yss
eraay aad advanced the figures one
ear % his subscription 10 tAe En-
erpTise.
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The new compressor at the pump
station, which was broken down sew
eral days ago, viii he repaired just
as soon as the standpipe can be filled
sufficiently for part OF the machinery
20 stop "a day or two The parts for
making the repairs arrived yesier-
day Since the break down only the
old compressor and half of the new
one have been In operation. fu the
mean time the water pressure Is bee
ing augmented with water from the
Katy lake which iE being pumped
into the mains hy the fire engine
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Wet an Old ErienaI.

Ed Oldham, who returned the
other night from trip TO the North
west spent a few days in San Fran
cisco Mr oldham said that
one day while looking through a bun
die Of newspapers in the hotel Of
lice he ran across a copy OF the
WaXahachie Enterprise he said 1t
was like meeting an old friend artl
ne read every line In the paper be-
fore putting 1t aside.
AIR Oldham said his health i'm
proved very muca during his "trip
through the Northwest.
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Following BE- the program for the
senior g. y r. q for tomorrow at
Eermaau az $50.
HlNeu sion
Was Paui C. eFoatnf character than
Moses
The affirmative will be represent
"a dv young lady Tire negative
hF a YOUNG man.
Every member answer rull as
Nifh scripture bearing on either the
character nf Paul 0f Moses
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Every member Of the Main Street
Christian church is asked to make
a special effort to attend both ser
vices tomorrow. The new members
should be cordially welcomed. The
subjects of the sermons viii be, at
II a. m, An Things Are Yours. -
and at 1880 p. m. Almost thou
persuadest me TO be Christian -
The Sunday school will meet at $50
a. m. We cordially invite you to
all our services.
CHALMERS MCPHERSON
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CHALMERS MCPHERSON.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a, m. and 100 p.
m. by Rev, J. w Caldwell OF Fort
Worth
The meeting will begin tomorrow.
and run several days
The pastors and members of other
churches are invited to attend these
meetings J. C. SMITH.
Egar7. ~
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PULPIT AND PEW.
Places Where Religious Services WIN
BE Held in the City Tomorrow.
Baptist Church.

baptist Church.
Sunday school $50 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor. subject.
THE Bible Doctrine of the Lord s
Supper" IL a. m.
Senior and Junior B. Y. p. L.
at ESQ p. m.
Preaching by the pastor. subject.
The New Birth and the New Child
ship" 1850 p. m.
The young church members are
earnestly requested to be present at
the morning service. The Lord S
supper viii be observed.
b. A. COPA6S.
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ut the Woman's Exchange Won
VIII find full line of woods. zephvrs.
both single and split. Saxonieg, Ger
mantown and Shetland woods. Don t
forget the place when you want anv-
thing in this line. IA
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The Daughters of the Confederacv
Will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the Sims Library. AS bust
ness OF importance is TO be transact
ed all members are urged TO be pres
ent
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In q private letter 20 a member Of
the Daily Light office President Roaz
Of the Polytechnic College al Fort
worth states that AS students are
now enrolled in that institution. This
Is the largest attendance in the his
tory Of that Well known school.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-07

A new and full line of Mount Mel
lick, eyelet and the latest Hedebo or
Danish embroideries at Woman's Ex-
cnange Also floor pillows and CEN
tiers in the tinted work. Call and
SEE our new goods. so
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The 8eW horfe~ aoYH moved ta4ay
- the rasldenca on Ntekerv street
r~esafiT purchased from " Rob
eFsA.
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Cures Biliousncss, Sick
Headache, Sour Stcrn-
ach. Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation
Pleasant 20 take
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Mr.. and Mrs. ], l.. Jean Of Ferris
spent yesterday In the city on their
way 10 Midlothian and Britton TO
visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jean
have five small children and the rud-
dy faced little fellows attracted con
siderable attention while on the
streets with their parents.
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The next attraction at the opera
house VIII be the lecture of Or. III
W sears on next Wednesday night.
Curtains rise at $3.50.