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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

See w. A. knight for plumbing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
WILL USE TELEPHONES
They will Displaee The Telegraph Ticker
On the Southern Pacific.

The Southern Pacific has decided
to install the telephone on it's sys-
tenn for the operation Of trains and
the general conduct of the compauv's
business. This decision was reached
in New Orleans ON Monday at a con-
ference between the officials OF the
Southern Pacific and of the cumber-
land Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. II is understood that the plae-
ing in OF the telephone equipment
viii be started at once between New
Orleans and Houston. and in time
lis to spread over the entire system.
ultimately displaeing the telegraph
service.
The negotiations were carried on
between General Superintendent r.
B. Cushing OF the Southern Pacific
and Manager Powell of the Cumber-
land company. An inspection of the
lines east of Houston and in Loui-
siana is now being made by tele-
phone expert officials 10 ascertain
the exact requirements for placing
in the service. II is learned that the
contract with the Cumberland COM
pany has not yet been closed. bat the
negotiations have reached the point
where ii is assured IL will be- Other
lines through the country have in
stalled telephone service in conjnue-
ton with the telegraph lines. aud in
many instances the telephone has
entirely displaced the telegraph
The Illinois Central railroad has
a telephone system, which II Is UNI
derHood. is gradually taking place
of the regular telegraph service Of
the company. The Philadelphia aud
Reading. In the East. now depends
entirely upon the telephone, having
long since abandoned telegraph
Portions of the Pennsylvania system
have been Installed sith telephones.
and Is il the understood policy of the
company 10 eventually chain theft
entire system Together ~lih tele-
phonle communication.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

ron SALE Mar paper for II.
school children at the uafly fignt
office -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

If folks had to have licenses to
how many people would wear tags.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Questions on the Lesson for the
Meeting oa February ~.


Act .. Scene Roll call. quota
lions from Shakespeare on dreams.
Review Act /. Scene z.
Note the complete transition TO
prose ia Act 8. Scene /.
IN there purpose In introducing
the ends mechanical Just here7
What we'll known quotation In this
sceneF
Has the MSS Of Bully any force7
what doss Puck here caii tire
players
VIVA, was the cradle Of the fairy
queen?
Why was the ass head put on
Bottom
When Ounce and Snug return
how does each comment upon bot
tom7
Nha decision and observation
does Bottom make upon reason and
loye9
What does Titanla command the
FAIRIES to do for Bottom And what
does he say 20 each
Why does Shakespeare select for
ITitania's infatuatiou something
grosser than a mortal
See In Much Ado About Nothing
| Act 5. Scene s. wiGas Dogberrg says
about comparisons What Fyrsmus
says. What aud whom are they
both trying to auote2
What mood prompts Puck 8
VOW
Note the humor In having Bottom
to sing
OF what other woolnk does Tita-
nia remind
What indueement does she offer
for Bottom to remain
Does she order fruits peculiar TO
fairies. TO England OF 10 Greece
What old custom does "Wrighits
laperS recall2
What criticisms In the glow
worms eyes,"
WHY should the cutting OF the
finger suggest cobwebg
L. Shakespeare beNnv aeeuratey
Describe rehearsal OF the play BY
Imeehanicais
DO you see anything satirieal Of
| the manner OF stage representation
lduring shakespeare tlmeg
How does the dramatiat enforce
shs value of Imagination
How has the trasfotmation Of Bot
tom been prepared for from the be-
giuaing Of the play.
Why Is he the onls one transform
ed
What effect has This apon his com.
nanlonss What effect upon him
seifs
How does TisansA address Bottom
when she awakensF
What II the connie effest of her
deception
Compare. fos connie effeet. the al
r~~tioma TGsania gives th~ astsna-
ImnaH of Eaostam wagh shat 1astom
hEsHm@ls amym 1T the services h# wtFl
49, mt shmsms
what swo stories o. ~ism@asa
maes I'm tAlm mrsne.
what serves - q complication In
mn8hs
what In sma alffsrwnee Ia tAs am@l
g re prsAawms In aFm~k asam= an
Mlamm smslamm ArmaAe
Gawm lmmaaanmm Ct ahaAamammxmam
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

Executive Cammiilee Heels aad Adoplsl
Constitution saa Bylaws.


The executive committee of the
North Texas Ginners' Association
met in Dallas this week and adopted
constitution and bylaws.
The constitution briefly sets out
the purpose of the association and
declares that the object of the asso-
citation will be to aid in securing a
full and complete report of the cot
ron ginned from time to time, its
| field condition, the acreage, and to
disseminate this information among
the members of the association, as
complied by the central office for
the benefit of the members of the
association and their customers.
This association will cooperate with
| the National GinLsrs' Association in
securing more reliable and prompt
statistics relative to cotton. They
| favor improy emeuts in the present
plan of wrapping cotton and are to
Encourage irlt'roved methods n
handling the same. They are u
work 20 itGace :le resent me ncas
OF the shipment and sale of cotton ~
| The producer and = ,rsumer.
| According to their recommendations
| the officers of the ASSOCIATION shall
consist of a president. a vice presi-
! dent. a secretary-treasurer and one
additional vice president for each
congressional district in the North
Texas Ginners' territory. The Of
| ficers of the association shall consti-
tute an executive committee who
shall transact the business of the
association when they are not in
session.
| A meeting will be held in Waxa-
haChie at / o'clock Saturday, March
Is, for the purpose of organizing a
lcounty association.
See w. A Knight for plumbing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

Bout the hardest thing life gives
possibly be them that's mistaken.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

I've noticed that a tyrant in his
own family is likely TO be a mighty
humble critter when he's out around
among men.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

AS somebody said, the candle that's
burned at both end gives out soonest,
mt it's kind o satisfyin' to reflect
hat it gives the most light, too.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
70 CURE ANY DISEASE.
EAs csm~s Mast he asmevea. sems
way VITA nmnAFwM.

kili tire germ that causes dAnaru9
falling hair and badness. Yea wau have
no more aanaFuT and your aair naaas
Krew laxassantiy S~wbsoa Fgarpaeaae
moi only contains tse aanaraH germ
destroyer but il IL also saast delight
fal hair dressing for rewnaas toilet ne.
Ne osher hair preparation /. an Isle
ssasasafe basis Of destroying the aAnarmK
9@FHa II STEPS ali lFTatas k@eaa shs
ss@ip sweet p"Fs ana = bassama IT'S
ms@smbMr thai aasnsshaaa claimed to ~
Just - so@a walI nea ao tins wask af
ssaaan@ H@FpAsAam Sssss Nv tmmaaaaa
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80 to Ths hsTmaeaa@ Co. nssroas. maeA.
Herring uFus Co. Special Agamsa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

T.. 49, CanmAn. Chicago, writes
March {. 1905 Having been
troubled with iumhaxo Al different
times and tried one physician after
another then different olntmeEfs
and llulmenis. gave II ap altogether
so / tried onre more, and cot a bot-
lie ~ nmllard's Snow Llnimens.
whfets gave me almost instant relief.
1 eau rh~~rfuliy recommend IL. and
wsll add my name 20 ~0uT lths nf for
m@r sufferers" gse. sec and 81 -.
said BY Head n Martha
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
SOME RURAL OBSERVATIONS.

If folks had to have licenses to
be fools you be astonished to notice
how many people would wear tags.
I've noticed that tyrant in his
own family is likely TO be a mighty
humble critter when he's out around
among men.
Bout the hardest thing life gives
some men to learn is that it may
possibly be them that's mistaken.
AS somebody said. the candle that's
burned at both end gives out soonest.
but it's kind o satisfyin' to reflect
that it gives the most light, too.
never notL ICED many fellers that
paid Off the mortgage on their homes
by setting round the grocery and
talkin politics. P'raps they did,
but l never noticed H.
I've heard political orators that
made me think Of a parrot. But the
remark amt intended for any reflee-
ton on the parrot
Appearances are middlin' deceit
full. A mudhen looks a good deal
like a duck. but some feliers that
have tried II say that It's meat amt
near 80 satistyiu not near
I've noticed that II is mighty hard
20 make a woman that's keeping
house for q husband and nine chill
dren dread the wrath TO come very
much. Such cases are affecting
but dbu't know that they surprise
me ans to speak OF.
There's nothing lea this world that $
a. ready 10 eoms when you lHyitr it
as trouble
A. waterbouse I'm sunset MaEa-
Eins foT Marvh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

Eimesxtr Massage fur the re@os@i
Of facial hasmimhsm snA s@san
troablam MrA maAia hsmraSa9
axsmmm c0msmaam8Amn frme aip
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24

For plumbing ZEE w. 4. knight.
H. Harrison 81 mart was here to-
day.
,,, First class sAos making a :,
Judge ]. e. Lancaster was in Dali
las today.
Mrs, C. A. Strain visited at Lam
caster today
Miss Scotia Mcmillan visited In
Dallas today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Gill spent the
day at Milford.
Mrs G. p. Pipkin of ovilla was
In the city today.
Feray has a4snoemaker now Take
him your repairing. so
Miss Vallie Monroe of Henrietta
is visiting relatives in the city.
f. Nj. Hines went to Forreston
th!s morning to look after his farm.
Steve Minton of Fort Worth Is
visiting his brother, W. G. Minton.
For plumbing call J. o. Bunkiey
at F. S. Cronk Co. Both phones
81. Il
The Ellis County Teachers fnsti-
tute will meet in waxahachie tomor-
row
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour and
fresh Maple Syrup at r. J. Moore l.
Sons. so
Mrs r. X. Erwin and daughter,
Miss Annie Mai, visited at Dallas
today.
Call J. o. Bankley for plumbing
at F. s. Cronk Co. Both phones
No. s4. Il
Mrs. DR., j. A. Gracey. who has
been sick with lagrippe, has abous
recovered
Try just one can of those fresh
Lima Beans; they are SO nice. r. j.
Moore & Son. so
Mrs A. T. Bishop and daughter.
Miss Pauline Marchbanks. spent the
day in Dallas.
The family medicine in thousands on
homes for So years--Dr. Thaeher's Liver
and Blood s---.p.
After an illness OF several days
H. r. Uakeland was able to be ON
the streets today
John Keys Is having small cot
tage erected on his lot near the Cen
trail passenger station,
Mrs. o. a. Sims and two little
girls, Jessie May and Elizabeth, went
TO Dallas this morning.
Several city cotton buyers are at
Ennis and Ferris today shipping out
cotton recently purchased.
o.
Latest fad. limited number OF
gold plated seamless beads to sell at
25 cents. Warranted. The Boston
Store. rs
Miss Mand Drake, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. p. Drake, returned so Gainsy a4e
this morning.
Before ordering your plants for
spring, we would be glad 10 have
you go through our green house.
Mrs. Bird Forest IS
Several farmers sold cotton here
yesterday and today. The price paid
was on the basis OF = cents per
pound for middilng.
A suit tor debt was filed In the
county court this morning by the
First National Bank of Waxahachie
against II y Lomax.
Rev. W ID. Christian priest ia
charge sf st. paul's Episcopal church
will arrive In the city this evening
from Dallas 90 visit the congresa~
tion Sunday.
The drilisrs 1T the eity's deep well
have been busy to-day drawing the
The pipe from the weil to put In n
nsw bit The drilling wiil resume
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-24
w A NJ 7 $



This IN the place where nsmhle
ntekels turn Into dollars. where
you may exchange an article
yot no longer need, find helm
TOT the home or buyer for real
estate. You may have a spare
room 10 rent. horse or co.'s
LOT sale buggy. sewing ma
ehine. piano or furniture to dis
poHe OF. Some one else wants
these things. How do they know
you have them III sssn r4sssat.
silent You have lost an arfl-
eRe. Some one NAV be holding
Y nntas yon advertise that yun
nave lost III. Yon have a farm
10 exchange Tor home In town
pr an established business You
maA have business that you
Wani 10 dispose af. Tell Ii
right here
4. z BISHOP Il co, ara
Accident Insurance 1-tY
FOR SALE Ready printed rhnttel
NOR MORTGAGES Fagrs - the Daily Light office.
FOR SALE Mar paper for he
school children at the uatly fishf
office -
FOR SALE phAeton. chean fns
cash Al ! West. eli NJ roger
street "a
~=-Ta7~evseses
ROOMS FOR hENT~-Apuly III sit
Main Street, or rhone la1l lack
williams -
FURNISHED ROOMS --- Faf reut
Apply al Gil Nam Mfreef. or phone
f92. Jack Nillsams tf
-a=v-s.s-4-4-.@-----.
FOR RENT~-E'ive room cottage ga
Kaufman street Close ia. Appl.
at i7s Kaufman street, s2p
A FEW Pansy plants in1bloafra nakea
q pretty wtndow box. + We bare att
celor4 Mrs Bird l drest. a.
s,.-..~~~---z
FOR RENT Nj residence four
rooms and hall, si2sg pea mouth.
Ius Ferris aveuts Miss Mae
Hall 70
FOR SALE Eight mammoth
Bronze turkey toms for bseeding
WIN be ON public square wsfh them
Monday, March 6, Price g. % each.
- i Fudge 5an
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
PITTSBURG & DULUTH
 THE FEATURE YESTERDAY
STOCK HAS MADE M-,RHE0 AO- VANCE SINCE SHATTUCkS
 GROUND PROVED UP.
Several Conditions on Local Market Shows improvement Outlook Is Good-c. & p. the Weakest Stock cn the Board at Present
(By Frank J. Graf)

With the stocks holding their own yesterday presented pretty fair mar ket in the Bonanza Circle stocks. Plenty of bidders with bid and asked prices closer together made trading good and throughout the market IS Tn a pretty good condition. If the mar ket holds up as it is now until the Tall raise sets in, indications point to a very active market As in Thurs days market so yesterday Pittsburg & Duluth was most in demand, and con- siderable was bought up. The gener- al opinion is that Pittsburg & Du- luth will be the first enc to advance.
 Calumet & Arizona was offered at S99 and local bids of s9S failed to bring out the stock Calumet & Pittsburg shows the most weakness at S23.5O asked with the best bid at $215O Trading is light just at pres ent, but when the treasury stock has been issued Calumet & Pittsburg will advance with the rest of them.
 Lake Superior & Pittsburg strength ened to S31 asked, and at the close was s3O.75, with $30 bid Pittsburg & Duluth held strong all day, and at the close eased off to S1G.75, at which price plenty of orders were to be fill ed. IL is said that the Shattuck strike has much to do with the ad- vancement of the stock. it having ad- vanced two dollars within the two days.
 Junction trading was light and clos ed at s10. while a few shares were offered in the morning at S6S.50. Sales were made iii North Butte at S3O but as a rule the stock is rather quiet but holds well at the thirty mark. Denn- Arizona is still bid at S9.5O. with a few shares offered at S1O25, but trading is light for this past week.
 American Development at S1150 and Warren at s11 are still in demand on the eastern boards, but higher bids must be had before any of the stock ccmes out of Bisbee Manhattan is also in demand at S7. A few shares of Shattuck were offered at SEQ with the best bid at ST. Were this stock on the market at the present time, $50 would not touch it. Black Mountain holds at SG,05 bid with aOne offered.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
gTllT5 NEI, J s s5I
The Don Luis Farm.-R. N. Johnson,

The Don Luis Farm.-R. NJ. Johnson, superintendent of the Calumet & Ari- zona stock farm below Bisbee, is in Phoenix, and it is understood Intends to take his family back to Bisbee with him. The c. & A. farm is the biggest agricultural enterprise in the territory and is irrigated by water from the C.. & A. mine It is a dairy farm and in cludes a large acreage of alfalfa for feeding the cattle and horses. Most of the dairy stock and horses for the farm were purchased in the Salt River valley and it is reported that Mir. John son will bring another carload of horses back with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
Iahorers Are Very Scarce

Construction work on the new ex- tensions of the Pacific Electric, says a dispatch from Los Angeles, is being delayed through lack of Mexican la- borers. It is now believed that it will be impossible to open the Newport Beach line for two weeks at least, owing to the difficulty in occurring worlp7e2.
 The Southern Pacific is exPer.enc- ing the same difficulty in securing h. borers for section hands. The dearth of laborers here is charged to the de- predations on tnIs terr. tory of con tractors agents from Arizona and Texas. who have been offering flat tering inducements to Mexicans from Los Angeles and vicinity to go out upon the new work there
 The Southern Pacific endeavcrs to hold it's Mexican labOrers for time at least by offering them free trans portation back to their homes aitei they have cOnplete1 six months ser vice with the cOnpany.
 It is charged that the contractors agents are stealing the r1ilToad Mexi cans away on promise of ireS trans portation home and bonus of Sli for three months work.
 The Southern Pacific reports more than 2CO trackmen short on its south ern divisions and other railroad are feeling the scarcity of wOrkmen iI proportion It is possible, owing tC the difficulty of securing labOrers iron Mexico. that some section gangs Oi other nationalities may be put on scv eral of the western divisions of tho coast lines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
Vanita Mill.

Nearly all of the supplies for the Va nita mill, in the Yellowstone district, have been hauled to the mine and a completion, and within thirty days ev- erything is expected to be in readiness for the stamps to drop. Work under ground is not being pushed until the new hoist and pump are in running or der, but what little is being done at present gives added encouragement to the company, as occasionally better ment is noticed in the ore.-Benson Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29

W. P. Montague, formerly auditor with the Morenci Southern Railroad and well knowR in railroad circles of the Southwest, is now at Tonopah.
 From that point he writes that Neva-
 da mining country in that section is
 making good and that although there
 has undoubtedly been a great deal of wildcatting and a number of fake companies imposed on the public the underlying values in the Tonopah- Goldfield country are certain to bring it forward in time in the stable light
 in which it belongs. Activity ir the camps has settled to a firmer and more substantial basis than before
 known and progress of very desirable character is being made. MT. Mon tague further writes:
 This is the most forlorn looking section one could imagine and the last
 place on earth that ore would look for gold. But they have it in quan- tity mostly in tale sulpbide and quartz and very rich. Of course every
 thing around here and Goldfield is taken up but there is a new place called Silver Bowl.G5 miles distant. which promises well, and there is al ready quite an exodus on in that di- rection. Many are going 10 invest in lots and much ground will be taken uP on the outside.
 There is also the Walker Lake Res ervatlon which is going to be thrown open before q great while and which will attract, doubtless, much of a rush.
 S35.00 a month gets a two room furnished shack here. Everything else is nearly double. Meals cost from co cents up, while any vegetable at the restaurants is 25 cents, water is 75 cents per barrel..etc.
 Business is pretty dull at present but it is expected that it will boom as soon as tho broad guage gets in. which will he from 90 to GO days yet and probably 90 days more into Gold field
 Go!dfielI is about 9 miles from here, or one and half hours ride by automobile. fare S6.OO. All freight is carried at present by wagons. 1S' and 20 horses to a wagon. This with the old staeA coach which runs to the suriouu2iEg camps reminds one oi the stories cf the old 49'ers
 Needless tc say. there is all kinds of Gamblirg but mostly for small stakes. The place claims a poDula- ton of about four thousand and is very orderl~. The penalty for car rfIng a gun is a S100.O0 fine and from 90 10 90 days in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 1OOe
Mineral Survey No. 2oss.

U. s. Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, July 25. 1905. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hoval A. Smith, of Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Link and Gap Extension lodes, Survey No. 2OSG, in township 23- south. range 24-east, unsurveyed, War ren district. Cochise county, describ- ed as follows:
 Link-Beginning at cor. No. 1, whence N. W. cor Sec. 90. Tp. %. i s R. 25, E. c. & s. R. B. & M.brs. 5. S deg. mins. 20 secs. E. S214.0 | it.: thence s. A fegs. 10 mins. W. 1900 fl. to cor. No. 7: thence N. fl degs. Is mins. ". 500,4 1t to cor. No. 3; thence \. A degs. 10 mins. E. 1200 1t. to cor. No. 4; thence S. 41 degs. 15 mins. F. 3O0.4 it. to cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
 Gap Extension-Beginnin at cor No. 1 whence N. W. cor. Sec. 90 Tp. %, s R. 25 E. c. & s. R. B. & M. brs. N. S5 degs. 59 :nins. 90 secs. E. S629.S4 it.; thence s A degE. 10 mins W. 23.9 1t. to cor. No. ?; thence N. fl degs. 40 mins. W. 906.S fl. to cor. No. 9; thence N. A degs. 10 mins. F. 15 it. to cor No 4 thence s. il degs. 15 mins. E. 3O04 it. to cor. No. ,; thence $. 42 degs. 4G mins. E. G05.G ft. 70 cor No. l the place of beginning.
 The locations are recorded in the Records of Mines, Cocause County, as follows: Link B. g P SS; Gap Ex- tension B. 90 P. 13. The adjoining claimants are: Northeast: May lode, No 20S3, Jacob Pirrung owner; Me KinIey, No. 2042. 3. F. Graham, own CT: Southeast Mckinley. No. 2O42. same owner. Parker lode. H. A. Smith, owner; Southwest. Rhine. Mo Kinley and Dubuque lodes, No. 1872 NJ. J. Cunningham. ct al. owner; Northwest. Keno lode, No. 1872, same owners.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register.
 First publication July 27, 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-29
sisbee and miscsllaaeous.
creene Not Interested.

Greene passed through Douglas last night in his special car on his way to New York. At the depot he stated that he had no interest in the Fl Tigr5 mine or the controversy which had arisen between the stockholders, but asserted that MT. Graham had parties in New York who were backing him in his contentious. Mir. Green assert ed that Caranea was never in more prosperous condition and that reports from the La Brisca gold property were such that any attempt to injure the property by evil reports would be fut- Tlp