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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

There Is a well grounded suepic.
ion says the Wall Street Journal
that the revolution ia Cuba rs pro
noted IA least tn part by persons
who desire to force the annexation
Of the island by the United States
There is certainly such "a suspicion.
whether 1t IS we'll grounded or not.
and ID is strengthened b. the pond
erous editorial leaders of the class u
newspapers OF New YORK. Chicago
and elsewhere that ear generally be
counted on to- vote the wishes Of
large financial interests, 20 the effect
that Cuban annexation Is the only
solution
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

4 Sidney Ia. man was recently
sentenced TO the pentitentiary for "a
year for stealing two cherry pies.
Men who have stolen railroads. coal
lands, timber lands and millions of
money are still captains of finance
and defenders Of national honor
If there is any moral 10 this IL is.
don't be SO folish as to steal mere
pies" says the Commoner.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels, and restores the
natural action of the bowels Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate OF grippe and is mild and pleas
ant to take. Refuse substitutes
Sold by B. w. Fearis d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

mogniug with an uncoutrollahle DE-
sire 70 80 10 sea. be IL hos,t BY an
nadine Salamanca nbcras those
she climb fiye-esgapss sell coal.
members OF The fire department and
thoas eho conduct fiye sales From
this she World correspondent rea-
sons thar guoWes The funny little
creatures with round. fpppy ears
and pointed red caps. ary the actual
fiaaneicrs Of The world John u
Rockefeller IT, said to he simply Jam
med fnll Of those impe and every
man la Wall street who ia zacceasfai
Is simply beset by them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29
BEHIND THE EOOl LIGHTS.

Tom Waters in The Mayor of
Laughland, is making good as the
mayor and has so pleased the vast
throngs Of American people that the
could be elected president if he ran
on the comedy ticket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

The F. S. Cronk Co, is headuuar.
ters for all kinds Of garden hose
Prices right, Both phones No. 81 C
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

Mary Emerson, now a full tledged
star, starts rehearsalls at the Broad
Street Theater, Philadelphia, on Sat
urday next and will in few weeks.
iuaugurate her tour in new and
elaborate production of His Ma
jesty and the Maid. " II is a powerful
romantic drama.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

are people after our owa hearts, be
cause we're a bit particular ourselves
Were particular when we do your
PLUMBING TO see thar everything Is
right, and we're particular not TO
charge you a cent too much In
fact, Cur prices are }he loves, in
town by being particular In little
things we've kept old customers and
new ones are being added to our list
every day We'd Ike to have YOU
sor a customer, toe
WHY CANT WEI
f. 5. CRONk co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29


Last year of Klaw & Erlanger
created mild sensation by taking
Mcintyre and Heath from vaudeville
and making their comedy negroes
the star parts in The Ham Tree, ="
with ultimate success, strange to re
late Messrs. Nixon & Zimmerman
just a year before had accepted Chas.
! H. Brown and Otis w Moods car
! toon extravaganza, Simple Simon
Simple, - and made the leading prima
donna role of an old negro nanny
"Pickaninny Nose" so that the com
edy of the musical piece though de
pendent upon six comedians, falls
largely upon little Jerry Sullivan.
1 who is cast as Nose.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

The Shine" song in musical ex-
trayaganza simple Simon simple
is one of the seasons positive novel
ties and will soon be whistled and
played in every corner. Official veri-
fication is hereby given that all jokes
barred
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

The transformation scene in Faust.
in which Mephisto rejuvenates the
aged man. is dwarfed 20 insignifi-
canoe by the scene i'm The Proud
Prince in which the hrchongel
transforms the blasphemous King
Kuhvr. into hr misshapen fool Por-
Ter j White as the kiug does q splen-
did piece of acting iu this scene.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

Dame Rumor has it that Messrs.
Nixon & Zimmerman have the option
on new musical play entitled Uncle
Remus, by Joel Chandler Harris and
prepared for the stage by Julian, his
son. Manager Fred G. Nixon-Nird-
linger of the Nixon & Zimmerman
enterprises also accepted Mr. Harris
other piece. The Girl From Keith S, "
and must be accredited with being
the first 10 recognize a genuine south
ern author.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
FORMER GOVERNOR oTERo
DlNED ~ a. 8ELlGMAR

Former Governor Miguel Otero was
the guest OF honor and Hon. Arthur
soligman tho host at an elaborate
stag dinner ore evening last week at
the latter's residence on Palace ave
nue., SAYS the New Mexican. II was
a eongenial hand OF spirits, flgurailve.
" speaking Of course, that gathorod
about the table to eat, drink and Dc
merry, and az the same time 20 ex.
tend a cordial welcome home 70 the
ex-governor from hla travels in Eur,
ope. Tho menu embraced the delicao.
les In season, II was a feast fit for
the gods aud the morialI who paFtoOk
Of Il did ample Justice. During the
discussion OF the repast wit aud Wis.
dom bubbled lorth unrostrained with
an eferyescence that riyaled the of.
forts OF the sparkling "chaaers." with
the last course out OF the way choice
cigars were distributed aud the jolly
guests amused themselves with tell
ing stories and occasional songs
Present besides the most and the
guest OF honor were: Governor Her
bert Hagerman, Territorial Secretary
y. w, Reynolds, Attorney General w
C. Reid, Judge John r. Merle, Col
onel George w. Prichard. Major n
J. Palen, James l.. sollgman, A. NJ
bergere, and Levi. A. Hughes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

~ woven together These are about
the incest germ nests that were ever
invented. and every house each spring
has several millions OF these and
those are wat make che spring and
fan houscclcanlng snch n hughcaf. 90
distressing 20 all people. and yet 50
absolutely necessary.
OF course there 70 nd lay out Of e.
1.-The house must be thoroughly 10.
noyatod--if must 30 cleaned from
start 90 nnisn Tor sanitary reasons a.
well as for The look of ID, and q viii
be found that hornx water will be- Of
great service for monninN and for
cleansing all woodwork and thorough
ly removing every bit % DUST and
frightening. not luiuring the article.
~ course fhis ia particularly ao dur.
ing housocleanlng time bpi n horax
water ls used for WiplnH OF ART and
dust throughout the year q win MOI
only remove dust and dirat. but its
antlsoptic qualities wlil eliminate the
germs and make the place sanitary
and clean. Frequent Hpongiug and
wlpiug Of floors. woodwork rugs and
furniture will aHyo heaps of time and
labor Ga the spring and iall. Just ~
the Epunning and muiatcnCd cloth
wiplnr in place Of constant duBilnR
and see 70 Il ignt easier and " the
house isn't more wholesome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

And how this man Burton secured
such a hold upon the confidence and
affection 81 bic peoplel Chiefly BY
DONG bis duty az he has seen Il, and
refusing 10 play peanut politics. Bur
ton ig orudito, independent and fear
less There d nothing blatant about
his independence. bui he never hess
iiates TO speak bis mind On a quiet.
scholarly way, ard be never seems 20
think Of ruiltlcal consequences TO
himself IN the house Of representa-
lives he le chairman Of the committee
on rivers and harhora ana believes the
peoples money should be expended on
internal improvements rather than IA
preparation for war. lie is consplc.
uoualy opposed % naval extravaganza,
This fact. together with tho fact that
be favors tariff revision. has opcr-
ated against hts advancement Ia the
house. but u hasn't prevented him
from winning the respect Of every
member OF that body, from Speaker
Cannon down to the most obscure
nrst-tormer He likewise has the
confidence and respect OF President
Roosevelt although be opposes some
Of Mr. Rooaevolt's pet policies.
Some Of these days. when the re-
publican party Of Ohio is relieved Of
the incubus Of boEaism, Theodore Bur
ton viii be sent % the United States
senate, where he properly belongs.
and which august body he would orn-
amont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
DUST N THE ATMOSPHERE
81 VIraInIa slanIsy Ia.

~ virginia STANLEY Lee
Dust has los agreeable and disagree
able features.
When the wind blows on a dry day
Ia summer time we arc apt 70 say
How dusty Il lsi" and complain
about Il, and hurry home and drown
our norrowR In a tub
But II Is always dusty; invariably.
inc2saantly dusty, Partly open a sun
exposed door or window IN an other
wise dark room and watch the mil.
lions OF dust PARTICLES that you can
see floating around every which way
Ia the path of the suns ray, and you
Will see that the atmosphere ia filled
with dust. Then there are millions
OF dust PARTICLES that you cannot see
az ell without a microscope.
Since there is 50 much dust Il does
not seem strange that we, our clothes
and our homes need frequent iaunder.
ing. II all the dust were only that
which settles On chairs, tables and
other surfaces we would be- a happier
a healthier race. and We would not
have 20 be SO painstaklng IN the Eelec'
ton OF soaps and toilet preparations
and creams, most OF watch contain
some sort Of gr8ases W lch u soar
under another name.
The prevalence of dust and dirt
makes the necessity OF that laborious
and unpleasant MISUNDERSTANDING
and the duHt about q house doesnf
come In from the outside altogether;
the carpets wear out, even the furni
ture, and each little particle that
wears on floors, rugs ana carpets
becomes dust, and after several
months these worn out. iBfenlatesi
NAL pieces get 80 begrimed into the
house, 30 swept into cracks, oFevicoi
and Otner pieces that the more YOU
sweep and dust the more you shake
up these little particles; IN fact yoJ
Just stir them from one place 20 an
other, and II % going 20 take lots III
soap and water and horax 20 properly
cleanse the house and eliminate thil
EeFmcoavoylng dust.
You have noticed the dust balls ol
feathers and considered how llgh
they we're, and how more or less firm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

10y judd Mortimer LeNisl
Lies a game Of go and hustle lies
a thing Of rush and hustle,
LIES a play OF brain and muscle,
life's all jump and buRz and
whirr.
Lifo'a a game at whose beginning an
the world is set a-aplnningi
That the very thought Of winning
Is Itself a splendid spur.
Lifo'a thing OF rough.and-iumble,
iifo'a a thing Of laugh and
Erumhlc,
idfe's thing OF grab aud tumble,
LIES a thing Of iolt and iari
Lies a stretch of dalsled meadows
lies a place Of glints and
shadows.
Life'a q thing of maids and widows,
smiles and tears, and there
you are.
LIES a thing Of solf-atyied winners
millionairos and saints and
sinners,
Men who have and haven't dinners,
thing Of rin-rai, steal and
toll;
Men who so their ways a'lanHhlnk,
men who go their ways a.
chatting,
Men who SO their ways a-quafflng,
men whose only thought is
spoil
Maidens Wise and maidons witty,
maldens beautiful aud pretty.
Painted women-oh, the plty-al-
ways changing yet the same;
Thing Of low IA high endeavor.
thing Of push and pun for
ever,
Game for dolta and players clever,
thing OF love and glee and
shame.
hut who plays the game allowing,
lifting, helping, never show
ing,
Laughing singing. turile-roving
through is Jars and outs and
lns.
with n wife and little laddio or wee
LAPS 20 call him dnddle,
Dosnt 10 20 very badly, he's tho
chap who truly wins.
THE American Magazine for Sep
tember.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
How II sTloKs

Albuquerque Has Found lt Hard
Shake on.
Hard 10 bear, harder 20 get rid OF.
ls any itching skin complaint,
Eczema OF itching piles.
DOan'a Ointment relieves and cures
an ltchineas Of tho skin.
Albuquerque people endorse thia
statement.
a. NJ. Whltcomb, nuraeryman. cor.
nor OF Eighth and Tiionas atroois,
says; I'm my estimation there Is no
ointment for the purpose that s. used
that can equal uoana There was
a spot below my 6noo which annoyed
me for ten years Unlike eczema, q
did not sproad out. but 90 times u
itchod so oxdapcralinFiny, pariicu-
larry after ! went To- bed or sea ~ the
steve. that ] scratched q uutil o.
Bmarted. before relief came. tried
every aalvo and ointment came
across, when one asa not help me-
bought an0iher and applied u. Read.
ing about noans Ointment inducn q
rna - ~ 10 q drug store for a 81
IN a TOW days che ltchlnoag ceased.
and the hin DO the part affected waH
killed. Tor up 90 date, and q - nov
over ak months since ] stopped the
use Of che HalVo, there has nnt been
a Hymptolu Oi iia appearance
For aalo BY an dealers. Prize ae
canta. Foster Miiburn Co., Buffalo, d
~. snlo agents for tho United 6tftel
Romember the namc--Doan's--and
take no ether %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Radical democrats everywhere arc
anxious that Mr.. Bryan shall cume
out flat footed for government owner
ship and declare tnat he viii stand
or fall by that policy They argue
that such a course would DO the best
OF politics, and their argument has a
lot Of sound logic back Of ~ Tho SIT
uallun, as q appears % the radicals
Ia about 40 follows Ia 1895 ana
again In 1900, ar. Bryan was con-
mnod for certain radical preach
+ Bits. Since then, a republican pres
indent has taken up most Of those
radical preachmcnta, adopted them %
his own gospel, aud forced them upon
his naFty as good republican gospel
The result; Tremendous popularity
for Mr. Roosevelt and public cOnVio'
tiOn that those policies have better,
certainly as good, chances uf bccQm-
ing law with Mr.. Roosevelt at the
helm az with Mr. Bryan. IN other
wards. Roosevelt has GtOlen bfyan'a
thunder The thing for Mr. Bryan
20 40. therefore. Is 10 see some new
thunder and the most promising at
m0aph0ric disturbance IL in govern
ment OWnorahiD ol railroads. Mf.
Roosevelt has not gone that far ana
there Is no chance that he viii 50
that far within the next two years.
And the radicals 11lloyo that the
people win remember that the things
with which Bryan scared them IN 1885
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
Whal RrYan ~ po.

Il Is known, OF course. that Mr..
bryan will make q few speeches dur
III his brief adjourn az home. and Il
i expected those speeches viii be the
democratic slogans in this years cam"
haign. There II naturally keen
Anxieiy, therefore. as 20 what issues
Mr.. Bryan will make paramount II Is
he hope Of most eastern democrats
1 hat he will come out strong for re-
Vision OF the tariff. and put the soft
hedal on other policies for which che
Sebraskan Ia known personally to
'isand.
Especially anxious, are the eastern
conservatives" as 90 what he may
sav on the subject Of government own.
srship 90 railroads. That Mr., Bryan
3 personally ia favor Of this policy
we'll known, but there Is hope that
he may nos press Il at this time. Be-
aweon the attitude OF Mr., bryan on
halls question and the democratic
etruegie IN New York there 81 inti.
mate relation. II Mr.. Bryan comes
but strong for government owner
ship, there viii be nothing logically
ieft IN New York but the nomination
N Mr. Hearst Should Mr.. Bryan
make tariff revision paramount u
would largely take the wind out Of
the Hearst sails, because tariff re-
vision has no conspicuous place IN the
Hearst proachmont On the other
hand. the remarkable growth OF Mf
Hoarst's eubernatorial boom, standing
az be docs on a government ownership
platform, may convince Mr. bryan
that the tlme Is ripe TO declare that
policy as q cardinal democratic doc
'rlno.o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

scented % him. and be ordered The
erection Of the platform. and Thought
ll was huut. Mhoh he was on HE way
10 California, and found q was not
built he issued new Instructions for
lie building. but these seem 40 have
rof lost iu the scunio. and no work
has bnen dono on o. This week the
men doing the hauling refused TO
load the ore. except no an additional
price OF twenty-five cents per ton. and
rather than pay this on low grade
ere shipments we're suspended. The
platform Will probably be built some
time, and then shipments VIII BE- re-
eumod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
MiMBREe VALLEY REALTY
COMPANY lN BUSINESS

The Mimbres Valley Realty COON
pany has opood an ONCE On the Mar
shall block, Domng and are already
doing a good business. Messrs. G, III.
Hon and W. T.. Nixon, who compose
the firm. are hustlefs, az their adver-
tlsement, which appears on the front
page Of this Issue. viii prove. These
Fentlmen believe In a liberal appllca-
ton OF printers Ink. says the Head
light, 10 enable them q do a business
that viii neceasitate the use OF the
flowing ink They have neat little
ONCE, right IN the center OF business,
and are entitled 20 n large share Of
patronage. When yo, want 20 buy or
SELL loan or borrow, go right to the
Mimbros Valley Realty company. and
you VIII get what Is right.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
SLOW METHOD
or GETTING WORK DONE

The Elghty-Five mine has tempor
arily stopped shipping ore, because
OF the expense VI loading, SAYS the
Lordaburg Liberal. When Il com.
mencod shipping this spring Il shin
ped over the Arizona & New Mexico
road from on station. There was no
loading platform there, but the com.
pany promised to build one. ERpoci,
ing the platform Immediately the
haaleFa consented 20 do the loading
until the platform was built. super.
intendent Neiich ordered the erection
OF the platform, but the order must
nave gone lost. When President Col.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
FAIR CAR WAKES UP
PEOPLE ALONG the LINE

The advance car 90 the Territorial
Fair association OF Albuquerque was
on a side track az Las Vegas al day
Saturday and attracted a great deaf OF
attention. IT. vas coveread on al sides
with illustrations OF the features OF
the fair ana advertising matter, and
gives the impression that circus had
come 90 town. The car left that even
Ing Tor the north and win go 90 far as
Trinidad, Colo, scattering broadcast
literature describing the greatness Of
the carnival week IN the Duke city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
ryan Realizes This and VIII
Make Another Foreign
Trip Immediately.
tMOCRATS MAKE ELECTION
pr CANNON WITHOUT DOUBT
lvlslon Of Parties in New York
and Ohio Has Been Drawn On
Very Different Ground.

Washington, ID. G., Aug. 2i.-Tho
tnounctd purpose of Mr.. Bryan to
ko as small g part as may Do pos
bic IN this years campaign Is al
we're disappointment o. Cheirman
figgs and the members Of the dem.
fatic congregational committee. They
N hoped that Mr.. Bryan would make
Ioechea Ia practically every close dis
BET and were counting largely on
b POPULARITY 90 Cnthuae the demo-
la.lc rank and ole.
Mr.. Bryan'a policy has the APP
ovni, however. OF those or his
lends who are looking beyond this
bars contest to tho larger stake Of
Dos, The Bryan ho0Ja has grown
-iis present proportions with mr..
ryan on the other Hldo 81 the world.
hlnga have been progressing very
coly. 30 nicely, indeed, that non
lo Bailey OK Texas, who have never
on friendly TO the Nohraskan, con-
de his nomination two years hence.
4hat good purpose Is 20 be served,
5eroioro. By Mr.. Brynns return and
lrtlcipation In the campaign II
nomination be already assured, Il
not necessary that Mr. Bryan
bould DO anything 20 push tho boom
one And with him here making
,Nly speeches. there would al
lays be present the possibility Of
lme Hntoward occurrence that would
I've che boom a setback.
4 And 80, there was relief aud Hatlf-
&ctlon when the word came that af-
IT. a few weeks in America Mr.. Bryan
ouid again set sail for a long voyage
ID Australia. 80 arrangement OF
hiugs could have been better. After
. long absence, during which hia pop
Inrity has had tremendous growth.
~. Bryan returns, receives che plaud-
~ 81 his devoted followers, makes
rnceiul acknowledgement, and sails
way again, swing TO absence a sec
nd opportunity % make the demo-
rattle heart grow iondor Thus, both
} Mr. Bryan and the democracy, are
barred the petty annoyancos Of daily
0niact. and the criticisms that come
close scrutiny, and the depreciation
hat every man, no matter how great
n HI. must suffer whom the people are
constant hearing Of his voice.
q is a trito saying. hut a true one,
bat familiarity breeds contempt And
other aspirants for presidential
sonurs, Mr.. Bryant Is cnyiod as a
8icly man. Were the circumstances
rnpltious, more OF them, no doubt
9ould 20 abroad Maybe Mr.. Bryan'a
uccess viii make Il the fashion for
residential seekers 10 20 a-traveling,
order that the people may regard
'ham through the telescope, rather
han the micr0Hcopo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

correspondent writes the lords.
burg liberal from Dryer. IN the east.
orn part OF Grant county, that he
could make an assessment IN his sec
tlon. putting on the roll only the prop.
trty the regular assessor dld not en-.
roll. and make e bigger roll for that
section than the regular roll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

August "a
iB6a-air John Hawkins. the slave
merchant, relieves the need Of
the suffering colony at Port
Royal. 8. &.
1gla-Tko people OF Nantucket. Oft
the Massachusetts coast de-.
clare themselves neutral in the
war between the United States
and England, but under the proc
lection Of Emgland.
l6bi--The yacht America wins the
cup OF All Nations ln the In
ternntlonal regatta at CoWeH,
England.
i8G5-A state convention ln Miaal8g-
ippi declares null tho ordinance
of secession, and petitions for
the pardon OF Jefferson Davis.
President Grant proclaims the
neutrality Of the United States
in the Franco Prusaian war.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

A specific Cor pain-~ur. ThomnF
Eclectic on. strongest, cheapest lini.
meuk ever devised. "A household rem
ody 10 America for 50 yoam.