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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
IMMENSE ORDER ;GIVtN
tAis Tor Fear hsatret sat Thirty Mics
OF ken Tor Pipe uss.

pittsbufg NOV lG Announce
ment has been made that tho Nation
al Tube company. Subsidiary com.
pauy of the United States ste~l cor.
poration, has received an order for
$50 miles OF cight-inch pipe for the
pip" line that IS 10 be- built by the
Texas company of Beaumont Tea
as that will connect Indian Terri
tory oil fields with the refincriea at
Port Arthur. Texas The outlay for
this gigantic undertaking Is said TO
amount 10 about s6.ooo, Gee Through
this means the oil OF Indian Terri
tory will be shipped 20 foreign coun-
tries besides being sent By rail TO
the north, east and west This Is
one OF the largest orders for pipes
that has ever been given. It is 70 be
filled as rapidly as circumstances viii
permit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
" .hNiHACHE BANKS.
Statements SHOW Deposits of Nearly
Million and Half Dollars

The statements Of the Citizens
National bank and the Waxahachie
National bank appear in this issue.
and these institutions are shown to
be in excellent financial condition.
The individual deposits subject TO
check aggregate nearly one and a
half million dollars, the exact figures
being S1,41G,S59.54. The first state
ment of the Waxahachie State bank
and Trust Company was published
this week This institution has been
doing business only Il few weeks, but
its deposits amount to $25, ,0t46 So.
This added to the amount deposited
in the two national banks gives a
grand total of 81, 1,441,S7417, which
may be drawn out at the option of
depositors. There could be no bet
ter evidence of the wonderful pros
perity now being enjoyed by the peo-
pie of Ellis county. These figures
speak for themselves, and they indi-
cate that hard times viii be unknown
for the next twelve months to come.
Waxahachie bankers have frequently
estimated that two-thirds of the
| money on deposit belonged to the
| farmers, which, ii approximately cor
rect, indicates that the tillers of tn
soil are in splendid financial condi
tjOn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

~ aiI fhrhe rrops g. S@ss. Gao zoo
The total acreage iu ffutg. vegetables
sagar-caue. tobacco. barley rye. etc.
is ta.gSo .o0o, and valuation. s.75..
cts sec Texas leads all the other
states 10 fhe union Ga the number Of
cattle and the total value Of beef
cattle. cite excepting mitch COWS,
ownership OF oue-sIxth Of the total
number in the United States. and cs-
g!mated az ouc-ninth uf the total
value uf such cattle in the United
States over sio.o0N. 0on have been
expended Ia actual operation OF the
oil fields OF Texas The total capita
lizatIon exceeds $500. .0eo. GOO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

t#Nh NIT ~ shelton SECOND
best Mrs kiskary. best pSatn sewing
bS elder iaiy, Mrs staploy
t,iiuar, Department
Rest plum jelly, Mrs Crow ssc-
ond best Mrs II " Knox best pear
preserves. Mrs VIII Davis beat plum
preserves. Mrs Lancaster BEST sweet
pickles, Miss Fay Hood best collcc-
ton, Mrs y II sholtoa best salt
rising bread Mrs Singleton. hon.
orahle mention. Miss Annie Morris
best yeast bread. Miss Ida kennedy
best tes-cakes. Mrs. " u Moore
best layer cake. Sallie belle Mat
thcws. age "a; best loaf cake. Ottie
Jennings, age Is; best loaf Mrs Joe
Singleton. beat angel cake. Mrs H..
keplinrer
Miscellaneous.
Prize In spelling match Miss Jean
uptte McDuffie.
Prize for multiplication table. Miss
Fannie Malone
Prize for greatest number of
blooms on chrysanthemum. Mrs Ii
a. Pierce.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
FINANCES Oh cot NTA
Quarterly Report Of 1tsa>urcr l. Ap~
proved By Commissioners.

The county commissioners visited
the bank yesterday afternoon and
counted the county's cash, finding the
amount to be s3N,GI4.47 The re-
port Of Treasurer Marchbauks for the
quarter ending November II. 1905,
was then approved In addition to
the amount OF cash on hand the couu-
~ owns bonds in the amount of sSS,-
297 This is held by the county's
permanent school fund. The total
amount of cash on hand Is credited
to the following funds
Jury fund ............$ 3,03H.52
Gen'l county fund ....... 19,13S, g.
Road and bridge reserve
fund ........... ... 1,453.14
Road and bridge, Prec ] S93.32
Road and bridge, Prec . 1,S49.13
Road and bridge, Prec. 3 2,446.9G
Road and bridge, Prec 4 254.03
Road and bridge sinking
fund ......... ..... 53125
Courthouse sinking fund. 9l7S5
Available school fund + T,G21.54
Permanent school fund
cash ........ ...... 47oII
Permanent school fund
bonds, ........ ..... SS,2970O
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
PROSPERITY OF TEXAS


. N Z, CLAY, state superintendent
of insurance, agriculture stattstica
and history. at the request Of trade
journal Of ChatIL-v1Ea, Tenn. has
prepar1-~-1T exhaustive statement
the wonderful develop
mont Of the state OF Texas since 1850
to the present time Commissioner
Clay says that from the date OF the
Inauguration Of fke first governor OF
Texas To ttIe present time. the state
1ses enjoyed season Of almost unin-
terrupted prosperity II has grown
In commercial and political import
ance. In wealth and renown. until It
is recognized as one of the leading
states of the union. and it's people
are known and respected throughout
the civilized world. The savage In
dian. the cruel Spaniard the wild
animal, the herds of buffalo and mus
tang horses are numbered with the
past. Civilization under q republi-
can form of government has changed
the scene The once impenetrable
forests and sandy deserts now present
a vast panorama of beautiful rolling
prairies, fertile plains and lovely
woodlands dotted with thriving viii
lagos and cities, with churches and
schools, with plantations of sugar
cane and cotton. with farms teeming
with corn, grain, vegetables and
fruits of every cline, ranging from
the orange of California to the ba-
mana of Florida
The statement shows that in 1850
the population of the state was 212,-
$50 and in 1906 it is 100000 It's
area equals 265,7S0 square miles, or
170,099,20O acres. It's greatest ex-
tent from east to west is 500 miles,
and from southeast to southwest over
1000 miles. Texas is sixteen times
larger than New York, seven times
larger than Ohio, and 100000
square miles larger than all the East
ern and Middle states combined, in
Guiding Delaware and Maryland.
The statement shows that in 1850
thera ~aEe i..~S9S farms and in 1905
Jh4s number has increased to 100000.
There were 100000 acres in cot
ton in 1905. $4,000 acres in hay,
10000 acres ~ potatoes, 100000
acres m oats, 100000 acr14 in
wheat. 5 900, 900 acres in corn and
100000 acres in rice. The total value
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
THE AWARD OF PRIZES
prlIe Eiaaers al iAe Flower SAos Are
hgket by Bits Of hbboa.

Hdkss w pIs OF npb0A.
The spelling hee attracted . large
crowd to the flower show last night
II was jolly happy good natured
crowd, and ain spent some time adj
mlfins the many beautiful flowers on
exhibition The spelling contest had
been announced for 7:S0. but it was
about $ o'clock before this interest
ing feature OF the show began Mr..
Chalmers Mcpherson pronounced the
words, using the old bIuc-back spell
Ter, and for an hour or more the
contest wagcd fiercely Miss Jean
nette MeDuffle won the champion
ship houors In the multiplication
tests which followed Miss Fannie
Malone was winner
The attendance today has been
good and the ladies' are very much
encouraged over the outlook for
successful show
The baby show attracted a large
crowd this afternoon, and tonight
the school children will be admit
ted The distribution of prizes will
also take place.
The award of prizes was made yes
terday, and the winning exhibits
were decorated with blue, yellow and
red ribbons. The list of exhibitors
winning prizes is as follows:
Chrysanthcmums in Pots.
Best prize chrysanthemum pur-
chased from Bird Forrest: Mrs. T.
A. Fearis, first; W. P. Shiplett sec
ond; Mrs. j. E. Riddle, third; Mrs.
Fl. A. Pierce, fourth; Mrs. Mary Hood
fifth
thrysanthcmums.
Best any color, Mrs. d. A. Cooke:
finest collection grown in pots and
yard, Mrs. Gus Kemble: best white
Mrs. b. r. Moffett; best red, Mrs.
w b. Moore; best yellow, Mrs
Moore; best bronze, Mrs d. A. Cook;
best golden red, Miss Kate Spalding;
Finest in above colors grown in
/ yard, Mrs ID. A. Cooke.
Finest growing hibiscus, Mrs. Joe
| Singleton
Collection of finest growing be
gonias, Mrs. II. A. Pierce.
Geraniums.
Best growing pink. Mrs. Joe Sing
| leton best growing red. Mrs. w. A.
| Grow; best growing white, Mrs. II.
| A. Pierce; best growing salmon pink,
Mrs. Lancaster; best collection grow
ing, Mrs II. \. Pierce.
Ferns.
Best sword. Mrs MOffett, best Os-
trich plume, Mrs. Durham. best mai
den hair. Mrs j. O. Ray; best aspara-
gus. Mrs \. B. Mcknight. second
best asparagus Miss Mollic Phillips
best collection Mrs H. A. Pierce,
best palm. Mrs Joe Singleton, best
rubber plant Mrs. b. r. Moffett
best Norfolk pine. Mrs Moffatt. best
hanging basket. Mrs Spalding. best
orange plant w. T.. Shiplett best
lemon plant W. T. Shiplctt
cut Flowers.
Bees. collection of chIyslulhemum-.
Mrs W A. Grow best white Miss
Pearl stephenson. bost yellow. Mrs
Moore. best red. Miss Pearl Steph-
|,unn. best bronze. Mrs Cooke best
-oIdau red Miss Kate Spa'dur best
|Tu.. Mrs ID A. Cooke
Roses.
I.-. American Beauty N. b. E.
ulUef ugst Nara.haI Nis. Mr.
Uou.l uest pmN Nr N1ffu be=t
sunset. Nes W. @ Nool. b. white
to. .uu uu Unu H. n'...
HG. W Wuf.ft
Florists Premiums.
fugra. $500. HAHrd.I U..
I #H mJ pf.s#
tnit..
... u.HU Nr b..u.. ..
.... sal. IaW uI#l
Vegetable
. .#H.iH N H## |..
. .-.s. u g. fs... H
.". W flan Ut..
.I. Ut. W W.H. H.ul
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5000 5000 H
H"aw
tts.f Waft
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Lads Mrs Y II shelton second
ueat. Mrs. kifkary h.st platn sewing
bE elder iaiy. Mrs staploy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

The people of Boyce are soon to
vote on the proposition Of establish
ing an independent school district
there. County Surveyor Jack Neal
went to Boyce this morning to begin
the work of surveying the bound
airy lines. 1t will take him about one
week to complete this work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
Notice.

All who have flowers on exhibit
ton at the flower show are request
ed to Iamoye same from building be
tween and o'clock Saturday even
ing
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1855 Nic critic MnrrcnljBuuN o'r
Su;iou D0It am Aiithuod 3lbcnO Ncr
Wciun0pcrciu nNIrion" in Der oWey
mania Mi0mcrdlur Nolc". Gin
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Ornhtloic &nbcINrnnmuc an Ole Get
pbinsNittcr miiiicl bel oicicr Niclcs
Ocnbcit bCoHtluortct mcr0cu.
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Mcrdants' C MincrS' SranspOr-
tatiun Company.
SnUIUFfrlVfWIfn,

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Maf &0iipr mn Dem Olei: icocE Wi0Iltda,
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n 4. 2trbbins, 8cu. 'Dian.
Saup.hiirCdu - Shbuit.Nde Werntnu NIB
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iiht olli icin por0crildtC3 9Iltcr rr
poucnOrtc ON g.. Eoulur bua q. &c
bcnainbr - ocn MrniH mra9ciprc.
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Ter @crliucr Mo9iitrot hat circ
Fctition Ncgtu Ole SduINcicBporjoae
al Oo2 prcIBiiGr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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NiobrclcI MIR in Dem SuIlc ltinc 3lt-
thinning III AcbcrL mrnll OiricniNc.!
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cinagclcbcS cingclcitet moroct.
Iurbinen Sam Ter ilr
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iobrtcu bcrcita AcnlcI0ct mur0c, ma
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priiicp.
u llerici ans. Gcutl d | q II ,.
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iefretGr I'M Altslu0rtigcn Amt, NirfI.
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rem cingclcitct luoroen. NnAeblidl iino
WPiBitanbe bel Der 8eripoltltng Der
9oilAclper iiir Die aotbrbralc elt-
becft. .tse
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Sic6cn Spicr elmer Sumpftciicl-
@rpluiiun.

GNippcmo Sails, %&i@c., -,
,Euuli0r. - Illrd) Die GrpIoiion cilr9
0anpitciicl3 in elmer S00cmiibIc,
l1a W}2ilcn BON Milcomb, mlrocn
bclttc N1dmittoN ijcbrN Mtdnlrr sc
t0otct ulO 0rCi onotrc uGrlctt, 9ic
Grploiiou 5cridmc,tcrte iait Ooo gauge
MHhGllOE.
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""" &n Der oAIchouicH' NnIe"
helltc Nbcno scr oN0Ncnlrine
9lrbcitcr Nrontu llntcritilblul9a .
&crcin" icin 80. Stiitlm0aicit ourh
cine MISUNDERSTANDING lcicrn, ST
lucldcr oic MjtQlicocr ciugeloocH
ijlo.
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Wcitcrn MarNlano GiIcnbnbn.

.Siuc ucrlaiicit 0tucn Stuiiou lOic, iOlgt:
SngitdI.
1870 MinrgcnG S6uClijtA. GdQcrctOlOn, u.
x ~. sliubI mo nltsgcnuntnleit SOInin9 @Gils
cod mo EDuubcr5hIrs
800 9tudjn. Nftpm. 'nuh llniunsNribge.
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100 Oioracil5 2ott mo GETTYSBURG Ntfont.
$40 lioracns. 0dGct9tUlpt INTO SbtppenSbltg
Instrumentation.
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gurf.
1913 Norm. 9lffpnl. ldh Union Vringc.
$50 gtnhnl 9lifonl, fuD Ulniouii, Uorf llto
Y. * g. Stn,
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tolpn. ionic Srcbetid. 0mnti5burp, chip
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il.25 WbclnS- gfipft. nab llntnns Bridge.
Nur Spnntdac.
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y. ~. Spiueii, General va iiugicri %qciit.
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*@t NcutC GicuNloa ocn D, %uIl.
iiuogt Die Gr6ilmmN oc3 bohrIrNont
cinQcriHtctcn Ncitouwonta ocH Mrrl
Charles =. Mnn0Icr, Mr.. 1 un0 T.,
Siio-@ou4 SirnEc, ltntt. 3rmn Nll3.
idlunr fonlnlt W%rritrnioit aus Geo.
Wrchnl'a WruucrCi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-23

SUPERINTENDENT OCT EuIl6tl lDuC ud-
roui 0crid)tct, in imauiidQi0cr un0
rlbiJcr @ciie Ocll Qemaltigcn Mcla
id)cnitrom pom ser 9iihtunlg nod Dem
Shlollc a%billenten.
II il dtchr pom Sr0cnHfcit.
Nlldl ont 9tndnitta0, ais Die Nild-
iahrt Scr ShcilncbmCr al Dem Oh
oclt2irit ituttian0, auarCn Die Sinocn
bon ltc1gicrigcn III u%nGcbulrcr 3obl
0ciiiut. Nber ,niracnomo madlte lid.
oo3 A%crinQltc 9n5cidjen pon StouoNI
geltcuo. Se9lidlc NuircNlng inter
0cll Wenihcnmni'cn icbltc, 0u3 Hlt.
blitlrm inn 9lQgsnlcincn, Die Eoli5ci
ME oie Sojialiitcn bcnobncn iid
mtItcrboit.
EroB oc3 ]ulcrunrtct lrl2oIidcn
&crlouia Oca Cages licbcn Die Nclor
ocn in ihrcr @udliomtcit lid)t nnd).
Nild) iiir Oeu 9lbcllo lpur0ct Die lnl-
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}l6cuo lit AMI Ooa Nubi0itc pcrlmllcn.
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mic in ocn %orottcn p~ollIlGnoi9itc
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arouulle pprgcfomnlcl.
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