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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08
Never Break Ranges.
THE WEEKS WEATHER.
Summary OF Reports to the China
biological Bureau.

Following is summary of the re-
ports to the Texas section of the
Chronological service for the week
ending September 3
The week just closed was marked
by great extremes in temperature and
by a generally deficient precipitation.
During the former half of the week
generally clear skies predominated
and no precipitation was reported
from any division of the state. Dur
ing the later part of the week scat
tered showers occurred in nearly all
portions of the state, but the rainfall
was mostly light except over a mar
row belt from the upper Colorado
river northeastward TO the Red river,
where the amount of precipitation eX-
/ ceeded the normal In the eastern
! and coast countries and In numerous
central and southwestern counties
there was either no rain or the
amount was too small tC measure
Very few thunderstorms occurred
during the week and none of VIC
lent nature was reported.
The temperature averaged either
normal or slightly above normal, eX
, cepr in extreme western counties
, where it was cooler than is usual a
this time During the beginning o
the week the temperature was alb
normally low, but it rose rapidly, ant
within TWO days exceeded the norma
20 and continued above the normal dur
D ing the remainder of the week. Tn
!. highest temperatures reported ranl
- ed from go degrees at Amarillo t
d 1872 degrees at BrOwnwoOd, and tn
lowest from - degrees at Henriett
- to - degrees at Galveston. tt
-. week is remarkable from the fact tn;
i'm "a number of counties the lowe
and the highest temperatures for n
month of August occurred within
period of three days. IN general, u
~ weather during the week has bee
Us warm and dry over nearly the enu
be- state and in most counties b. h
IS been sut favorable tor out of do
s. r.ur.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

Dr S d. Hornboak has returned
from Ferris. where ne attended the
-,mI.auuuU uretiuL of 'h' Fort
Worth ur..artsry ot tho Presbyterian
church boz ..n United States OFF AN.
erica TH. nro-byfery WAS Boo session
rnrr. da. ud pr HoJuprat pr's'd-
.d ss moderator Ouil routine H1s.-
.... Na. Transacted The ur,.U.frr
.v THHH. University 3D. 'rHus ru
.....r..f. OuI. rNu member. uI
H. n...H."s withdrew 300 H.r'iu.
.s .uH .|u IU. i'.H....r.aH
.#..H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

The democratic party Will never
become so radical as to declare for
government ownership of railroads,
and if Mr. Bryan holds to his eX-
pressed views he will never again b"
the nominee OF the party for presi-
dent. Radicalism is the rock on
which democracy has twice stranded
Railroads. as well as other corpora
lions. can and should be regulated
and controlled by the government
hut the ownership shoj1d remain il
the individual. Mi Bryan is srea
man. but not greater than the demo
cratic party
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08
LOCAL NEWS

>>>~>~ >ss>ss
Never nr~aa Range r.
.
Ne~ Pos,Als At Hood a curlins
o.
Telephone the waxahacbie Grain
Co Tor Chicken Feed u
scr Il u. Actomos for fire and
tornado insurance. II
To Dallas and return over the Katy
Sunday for sIoe
Mrs Dalton has beautiful line OF
new hats on display. -
Telephone The Waxahachie Grain
Co. FOR Chicken Feed II
Before buying your Wood and Coal
see the Waxahachie Grain Co. II
The Katy will sell tickets 10 Dallas
Sunday at 81 90 for the round trip.
When you need plumber call
Bunkley. with F. s Cronk Co Both
phones 81. II
Before buying your Wood and Coal
see the Waxahachie Grain Co. II
Ladies are invited TO call and see
the new styles in fall hats at Mrs.
| Dalton's "a
To save money, buy your Wood
| and Coal from Waxahachie Grain
| Co, NOW. If
Twenty-Five cents gets one quart
OF good ice cream at all times at
| Williams 4 Moseley's. If
| The Waxahachie Grain Company is
| headquarters for Wood Coal and
Feed stuffs. II
To save money, buy your Wood
and Coal from Waxahachie Grain
| Co, NOW. II
Mike Hogg will spend tomorrow in
| the city the guest OF his cousin, DR.
| w. b Ferguson.
| Skating, Monday, Wednesday and
| Friday nights of each week at the
Main Street rink If
The F. S. Cronk Co., is headquar-
ters for all kinds of garden hose.
| Prices right Both phones No. 81. tf
The Waxahachie Grain Company is
| headquarters for Wood, Coal and
Feed stuffs. If
Read the Daily Light want column
and keep posted on the Wants of
| the people" It's always interesting
| reading. If
The best and finest photographs
for the least money. All work up to
date and guaranteed Mrs. c. E
Jackson at the Mirror building. AZ
Capt and Mrs w. II. Getzendane1
returned last night from the lake.
! in Wisconsin and Michigan, where
they spent the summer. They spen
one or two days in the Dominion O
70 Canada.
Ed. Hudson, the photographer, il
, back in his studio after having at
: tended the annual meeting of the
State Photographers Association
, Mr.. Hudson gained many new idea
: that will be helpful TO him in hi
80 | work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

The Chinaman who, upon his death
and burial in Fort Worth, was pro-
vided with a pack of cards as pass
mort into the next world is not the
only one who will depend upon the
world. the flesh and the devil TO
carry them through eternity.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

When it comes to selling your cot
ton to the best advantage the Waxa-
hachie market affords you best op-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08
THINGS THIATEls NJ.

There il a very funug lin~ Ia Tom
Waters nsw piece The Mayor Of
tABEhiand. wbere. after ne has b.-en
elected mayor. the Director ~ pBhlir
Safety telts him that the population
pf the towu Just doubles MP % sun
mer time Yon aout say 50. SAYS
Walters az lhe mayor SKINNER
hosrdcTv OF green applea@
Thomas T. Shea has added To his
already popular repertoire Robert
Manteila greatest success. The Cor
siean Brothers. and Robert Down
iuKs famous play. The Gladiator F"
Roth Of which will b. seen during
hts forthcoming engagement in this
city
simple Simon simple with his
host Of followers, not forgetting
"Pirkaninny Nose" aud The entire
outfit that won fame. fortune and
popularity last season. start their
season at Norristown September -.
wonder II that Is a coincidence or
one Of Manager Nirdlingef's advertia-
ing schemes starting the two 10 one
show at the town noted for the Penn
sylyania states simple house.
Porter J White in + II Sothern 3
, The Proud Prince. has an excep-
tionally strong and well balanced
company and one that is destined to
make a record for itself during the
season just opened.
The field OF vaudeville and bur
| lesque has certainly been Of great aid
To the big producers In the last year
or two, for besides Mcintyre and
| Heath. and Victor Moore, whom X.
| and f. have corralled for The Ham
| Tree" and Forty~fiye Minutes From
| Broadway" Messrs. Nixon and Zim-
norman have copied Tom Waters,
who they are starring in a musical
| comedy entitled The Mayor OF
| Laughland," and Welp and Brown
| ing. who will be seen as Simon and
/ Hulda in Simple Simon Simple
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

The Fort Worth Record sees it
this way. Wednesday oil was
struck in Ellis county, and the Farm
ers union declared for ll-cent cot
ton. Great is Texas prosperity
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

The Enterprise Publishing Corn
pany is in 10 wise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will we assume payment
OF such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe OF this Of
flee is paid promptly for work done.
This is 20 protect ourselves and the
selling lic-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY. Per G.. W.
Mcknight, Manager,
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ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation Oh
any person, firm or corporation mat
NAV appear in the columns of the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
apon its being brought 10 the atten-
ton of the management.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

Obituaries. resolutions Of respect,
cards of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of ) cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

Telephone ths WAxahscble Grain
Co for Chicken Feed q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

Capt. and Mrs. w. II. Getzendaner
returned last night from the lakes
in Wisconsin and Michigan, where
they spent the summer. They spent
one or two days in the Dominion of
Canada
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

Ed. Hudson, the photographer, is
back in his studio after having at
tended the annual meeting of the
State Photographers Association,
Mr.. Hudson gained many new ideas
that will be helpful TO him in his
work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

The best and finest photographs
for the least money. All work up to
date and guaranteed. Mrs. G. F.
jackson at the Mirror building. 40
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PUBLIC ENOTICa.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Rapid
Transit Railroad Commissioners Of the city OF
New York will hold a public hearing upon the pro
FOR an extension Of the rapid transit railway In the
Borough Of The Bronx from Q point At or near
and Thirtieth Street, nOrthehy along and over
Broadway 70 a point about two hundred and eighty:
the centre line OF Broadway with the centre line Of
Two Hundred and Forty second street produced
Van coTtlandt Park The said bearing viii b
held AZ the once Of the sid Board, No. e, Broad
the ist day Of November, 1908, at : o'clock In the
afternoon. Copies Of the draft OF. the proposed
Boa d upon payment OF . fec Of twenty-five cents
BOARD or RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COM.
MISSIoNERS FOR 4 CRY OF NEW YORK
A. z. ORR, President.
BION L. BURROWS. Secretary.
Dated New York. Oct. 10. 1908.
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WANTED for u. s. Army: Able bodied unmar.
red men between ages Of u and IS: citizens OF
United States. OF good character and temperate
habits. who can speak. read and write English.
For Information apply 20 Recruiting oficer, Is
row. 70 Cortlandt a.. New YORK; or ScS Fulton ST.
Brooklyn.
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING Gymna-
sium and Bachelor Orncers' Quarters. Fort II. q.
Wright N. Y, Oct. 2 i90d.@Sealed proposals.. In
t~rtplcate, viii be received here until p NJ, Novem :
Der 1, i00S. and then opened, for furnishing labor and
material and constructing two buildings, a Gym
nasium and a set Of On1cers' Quarters. at this post.
Information furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for Gymnaslum" or -On1cerS Quarters, as the case
may be. 10 be opened November I, 1904 and Nd
dressed 20 QuarteImaster. Fort II. g. Wright N. y
via New London. Conn.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES
Sealed bids for repairing and painting Municipal
fenybOats. etc. and for Miscellaneous Supplies
therefor u00e), will be received by the Commits.
sionsr Of Docks At Pier "a" Battery Place. until
~ O'Clock noon on November ., lo06@ por par
tculaU see City Record.l
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MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
200 Broadway.
New York, October 20, 1904
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY 1--WE that the
examination for the position OF OFFICE BOY. ad-
vertised TO take place Thursday. Now mbsr 8.
1908. will be continued on November 0 and II,
Candidates will be duly notified of date and place
Of examination.
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mobile, because everything is made TO that
end, but they do not know when they are
causing annoyance to other people. Very
few people want TO travel at forty miles an
very great automatic limitation or speed. and
that IL the way expense goes up with the In
crease Of speed.
Apart from the utilltarian aspect Of the
motor omnibus, there Is another point Of
view, which, though almost unnoticed In
the contemplation OF its commercial value.
Is none the less keenly appreciated by the
class which. Il benefits. 1. e Its value as a
Tks Car OF London. In this regard the new
mObus service that is. promised between
benefit. To take the VOL king mar from the
stiuing atmosphere Of Bow and Stepney to
the clear air. the sunshine and rural beauty
perhaps not as material, q service as 10
provide him during the. week ' fh- cheap
an1 healthy transit 70 and from hisNork.
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Marshal HenkeI Lends a Scion to the Ear

Early visitors to the bankruptcy court
in the Federal Building on Saturday were
startled to behold a large floral horseshoe
bearing the motto Success" Inquiry
revealed that William Heniel, Jr., son OF
his father, the marshal, was about to cave
the bankruptcy court for wider fields Of
sction. He has just been admitted 70 the
bar and after NOV ember 1 will be with the
arm Of Mclaughlin. Russell, Coe 4 Sprague.
The new barrister went home with . sore
arm caused by shakinG hands.
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WEST POINT. N. T., October II. ~ieo&-SeaIed
proposals, In triplicAte, VIII DO received hero Until
IL o'clock noon. N Ovember I, 1909, for tha con
s~truction OF Bachelor Ofncers' .quarteret 90 per
drawings and specifications on nle IN this ONCE.
The u, 5. reserves the right 70 accept or reject
any or all proposals. or any part thereof, Forms
and specifications furnished upon application
Address oUARTERMASTER, West Point. N. Y.
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A FENCE AND THE ERECrioN or HAY BARN.
=Depsrtmsnt Of Agriculture. Forest Service.
oeivod at tho Department Of Agriculture until |,
o'clock moor. November Il, 1909, for the %copstruc.
>tion of . fence. approximately lt1 miles In length
complete with gates, yards, &c. and the erection
Of . hay barn on the Wichita Game Preserve. Okla
homa- Blank forms OF proposals. specifications
and an necessary Information can be obtained
from the FORESTER, Forest Service, Washington,
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Once Of the Department Of Parks, Arsenal Build
lng, fifth Ayenus and sixty fourth Street., Bor-
Orgs S e h'S Sabs Oh T nsr SIX q s vii S &c sso.,z.d
By che PAfk Board 81 the above once OF the Do
partment OF Parks until . o'dock p. N. On
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9. leOe.
B0rSuRh of Manhattan.
No. 4 For Furnishing all the labor and ma
tersIs required for the erection and completion
of Trssn houses to be situated IN Central Pan
oppcsits One Hundred and Fourth street ana sifh
For fun particulars Gee CITY Record
MOSES HERMAN.
Prestdonh
JOSEPH L BERRY.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY .
Ccmmissaoneru Of PAkkA
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Mr.. Lewis, the a~utomobilists asked that they
be allowed to use the road during certain
hours and promised to drive at limited speed.
This was refused for the following reasons:
That IL would not be possible t0, grant the
Automobile Club and refuse IL to owners
Of automobiles generally. That 1t would
be impossible to enforce the proposed regula-
the nature Of the road the running Of auto
mobiles over IL would be a source OF danger
10. travellers. keeping them on the road, and
would consequently be giving automobilists
q monopoly. The pike was constructed for
driving purposes and the interest q they
LEGGED few"
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Boston, Oct. 2e.-Only for the quick work
Of the mechanic riding with Driver Lucuis F.:
Tyler on the nonstop run OF the Maxwell
two cylinder touring car the Journey would
have come to an end this morning on the
AS it is, the run is going merrily on and at II
O'Clock tonight 1000 miles OF the 5000 trip
had been completed. Nearing Boston or the
tweutieth trip the motor suddenly began 10
skip for the first time since IL started last
Wednesday morning. Davis jumped from
the car and found that the spring on the
commutator was broken. Davis grabbed the
two arms OF the commutator and held them
in place. thus keeping the engine going.
TYLER made a substitution with the engine
running after ten minutes OF work, and the
trip continued. All worlds nonstop records
have now been broken by the car. AZ the end
81 the twenty-second trip this evening at
636 tho mileage was 1928.
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Compared with cars Of but a few years ago,
present day automobiles carry what would
then have been considered a very great
amount of fuel. A thirty gallon tank Is nov
powered car, particularly where the feed IL
Of the pressure type ard IT. these large tanks
lies a source OF trouble that IL probably seldom
suspected by the majority OF drivers or
owners. There il no such thing as absolutely
pure gasolene, regard@ss Of the precautions
taken IN handling IL, and the average man
soon becomes careless. In consequence
there is always a certain amount OF eedimen I
and water left in the bottom OF the tank.
After several barrels have passed through this
Ia apt 70 be considerable, so that IL Is q wise
plan TO occasionally drain and lush out the
fuel tank whether IL be OF the pressure or
gravity typ
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS FERRIES.
Sealed bids for pine and oak piles n,osn VII b.
received by the Commissioner of Docks at P1ei
A. battery Place. until u o'clock noon. Novem
Der 0. 1900. For particulars sec City Reoordl
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PAwNBROKERs' SALES.



IL ,FRUsKI. Auct.. 20 BcwerY. sclls at 10 AM:
Oct S-ora.r 3: DrsysT. iewsIry:,
Oct M-oder 3. Fry. S6 BOwery: an disnonda,
pasSn"e o.! !; H. lSSss. s % No. :y TisO. ae: :. BSaS. SS%sh Il
g sth Az; pledged prOr Oct. n. 1905, 70 No. 1000.
Nov. Order E.. Mendeisohn. 90 Greenwich st.
a. .cri S,1%op pf:asr rdd'f psci issel 2. i sSSds % f Ne. ps So
mS SSE; Watches Watches. Y je asns = goods SSd ' sSs .fS e description N Stai
pledged pnor Sept Is. 1908. TO No. Ssool. all older
Nov. sHordsr @. Keller zs4ss tn av. all diamonds.
u TstSSnsds' p iEsoS 81. m 81 iO6 5000 20 N sS' sSssS S': al osSs,
Nov. S-order z. MendelsOhn. 90 Greenwich st..
and ane consignment clothing. &c. pledged prior
Iks-iSfC Canal ST., viii sell at 10 4. NJ:
Oct 2s-By H. McAIeensn. 1880 Broadway; dis.
20 $500. Sept. /, 1905, Inclusive, and all goods held
oct. D-By ?. F~itzsimmons: clothing.
Oct S-Dy T. McAleenan. iS4 sth sv.; clothing.
Oct. Shy n. Lsvsry. 5s4 9th av.; clothing
Nov: SIS. tIsy r. E' Mili.f fi2 r. rs .v.: clothing pledged
TO Oct. Is. 1905
,,N NST3 Spy q. p isSH SS' g ne s x PsS Sr. 7. l: s's@ aS g II
Nov. sSBy b. B~reOkwedcI a7s Grand st.; clothing
By JOS. ssonsood's Son. l1 a9iSsSefsE O0"'rS'
OF SH.S,oshlpg &C.. pledged 10 Oct. z. 1905.
Oct. sO.Clothing, &C.. pledges Nos. $4,000 90
1000. II. &C. Lang 10 Avenue C..
Oct: S-DlamOnds, watches, jewely. &C., pledged
70 Oct, q, 1905 J. J. Aaron q son, fel Grand ST.
Oct. M-Clothing; &c. pledged 10 Oct. "a. 1905.
Mayer Bros. T2 9th av.
Oct. N-Jewsiv. diamonds, furs, &C., pledges
Nos. 1900 TO $500. II. q c. Lang. 10 Avenue Q,
Nov. Watches, diamonds and all other pledges
pledged prior 70 Oct, IS, 1905. including No. 0OllS:
also all older dates held over. Is, Fox. " 8th Av.
Nov. 2-CothlnE, &C. pledged to Oct %. 1905.
B. a 3. Abuses. 20 stanton ST.
Nov. 2-Jewelry, &c, pledges Nos. 5000 to e7sOQ
Inclusive. L. Jacobs. e3 ID Av.
ELI SOBEL, Auct., w BOwery. sells 10 A. M. all
goods pledged prior Oct. %, 1905;
Oct. 5a-Clothing, OvercoatS, dresses. shoea &C.
VIM. Prayer. +T 1th av.
Oct. N-ClOthlnR. T.. berger & Bro. 4aO West I'D st.
Oct. Si-ClothIng. Thos. Newman & Sons.
Nov. l-Clothlng. NJ. Mlntz q Co.. Brooklyn.
Nov. e-Jevoly and clothing. Rublns LoaN
once.
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DEPARTMENT OF AND FERRIES
Sealed bids for Coal I0SD viii be received BY
the Commissioner OF Docks at Pier "a" Battery
Place, until u o'clock noon, November Sth. 1905,
For particulars see City RecordJ
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II has been suggested that the oil holes in
chassis springs Which are not fitted with oil
or grease cups may be well protected from dirt
and dust by slipping over them little spring
clips such as are employed In a similar capac-
ity on bicycles and motorcycles.
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Secretary Woodward of the District OF
Columbia automobile board is Of the opinion
that every autOmouilist who drives In v ash
In Rton should be com ~ lied to wear a badge
pinned upon his clothing in q conspicuous
place bearing the words Re gist red Chaui eur
No. CO.,. District OF Columbia" He proposes
tarily permit another TO wear his badge, or q
fictitious badge, tie further RECOMMENDS that
all motOr vehicles be required to display
Inches in diameter, stamped with the words
Re ristered Motor Vehicle, District OF CO.
lumbia. and the number OF the automobile.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
q G sel brio a .brac and on
patnttn g evening 60 81 $50. 40 0th Av.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29

The race committee Of the Bay State Auto
mobile Association OF Boston has decided 10
hold a series OF gymkN ana events in the near
future. Several contests OF this sort have
been held in New England cities recC ntly
in which a member OF the II. s. 4. A. made an
PNceDtiOnally good showing. The events for
tho Bo-tOnilns are to be- held at the Newton
Athletic grounds.