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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-28

Bings Who was that couple in
the conservatory
Well. if they seemed
anxious to be alone il was Miss Trill-
ing and Archie Lovermore; ii eth
+ en- seemed bored il was Hanks and
4 his wife they're married "
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= A'N1& 81 ~ #Sti FeoAia1
cheap II
Gallon apples. tomatoes, etc. at
Earisk 81
see = > crouk 4 CO. before you
buy your roofing II
See II. u. NeCon,hs for Fire and
losnatio Insurance.
Want your coal trade y ] Evans.
New phone No 80 al
nus your oranges AZ Early's.
u hiic they are cheap 81
last received cat load Of good
lump roal ] A. Synco $50
Have you heard ~ i'~ Town
Talk. II
Plenty Of iron or felt roofing at r.
s Cronk q Cos. prices right IT
See Adkins. Rocket Co, for fire
insurance. over Ch@sves Bros. II
Miss FAY Hudson OF Dallas ~ in
the city visiting relatives and friends,
when you need plumber call
Bunkley. with r. s. Cronk Co Both
| phones 81. II
W. a. Woods of Dallas. who has
| been in the city the past week with
| friends. returned home today
| Miss Matte Middleton and Miss
| Fay Hood went to Ennis this morn
| ing to visit friends for a short time
Miss Jewel and Master Carson Col
| ley OF Italy. who have been in the
city visiting Ida and $ f Bales.
have returned home.
Have YOU heard il? It's Town
| Talk. 81
Master George and Little Miss An
toinette Matkin and Katie Loggins
| of Ennis are in the city visiting Miss
| Clemon Ragland in East End.
The Missionary band of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
| O'Clock with Mrs Ernest Criddle
Miss Alice Gibson left this morn
| ing for Farmersville where she will
visit friends for a few days before
resuming her school duties at Ne
vada.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the
new laxative. stimulates, but does not
irritate. 1t is the best Laxative. Gu
aranteed or your money back B.
w. Fearis.
Have you heard it? It's Town
Talk. 81
Mrs Chambers of Ennis, who
spent Christmas with her daughter.
Mrs. H p Mizell, returned home
this morning She was accompanied
by Mrs Mizell and little daughter.
Willie Price.
Several reasons why l can give you
the best photographs for the least
money, also a beautiful medallion
free. Don't lose the opportunity of
seeing my work. Call at once and
get prices. Mrs. c. f. Jackson, pho
tographer. If
Have you heard it? It's Town
Talk. 81
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Bings-My gardener would make
a splendid playwright.
Wings Why my friend?
Rings He is always laying out
plots
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Have YOU heard il? It's Town
Talk. 81
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Have YOU heard il? IT, Town
Talk. n
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An Iowa traveller named Knee in
Iured his hand Another knight
whose name i= Hand. stepped from
o street ear aud injured bis knee
They me' the other dat and This b.
shat they said
Knee. whats tby matter with
SOUR band
'tu' mN hand Hand vAat- che
matter With Npur EurvF
apHIurd mF knee huer'
Md IhrU ibe holel clerk interior.
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WANTED-An Al grocery man
and also a man to deliver groceries.
Apply in person to Degger & Son. 80
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LOST-A large lap robe Red on
one side and black on other. Please
notify kemble Bros. %
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Have you heard itr It'~ Town
faih. 81
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WANTED-Day boarders; can room
four. Apply to Mrs. A Quaite, 400
Rogers street. 31pd
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WE SELL accident and health poll
cies to suit the poor mans pocket
book. Come and see w. l.. P. Leigh
& Co. tt
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FsiA s.
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FOR SALE One share stock Bell
Branch County club, Apply Light Of
flee. tfdh
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FOUND-Silver cuff button. Owner
can have same by calling at this Of
flee %
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POLICY for one dollar year which
will pay $3.50 per week for accident
$1,000 in case of death. See w.
l.. p. Leigh. 81
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WANTED--At once carrier for Dali
las News Sli per month. Apply to
+. F. Owen. so
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FOR RENT--The n. Brown building
on north side square c. w. Simpson.
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WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
| fair. Max 10. Min 81.
FOR SAIE--A good mileh COW
! Apply to John Hendricks. 29pd
| WANTED once 3 one-dollsr
gold pieces. Carl Hickman. 81
LOST--A gold dollar pin. Reward II
| returned to F. L. Mcconnell 81
FOR SECOND HAND windmill tank
and tower see +. S. Cronk a. Co. tt
FOR RENT--The n. Brown building
on north side square. c. w Simpson.
| II
| FOR SALE share stock Bell
! Branch County club, Apply Light of
| flee tfdh
LOST Buff buck glove for left
| hand, No. g. Return to T. b. Grid
die esp
| FOUND-Silver cuff button. Owner
can have same by calling at this Of
| flee. %
| WANTED-At once carrier for Dali
las News, sli per month. Apply to
f, F. Owen. 80
WANTED-Day boarders: can room
four Apply TO Mrs. A. Quaite, 400
Rogers street. 31pd
LOST-A large lap robe. Red on
one side and black on other. Please
notify kemble Bros. %
WANTED-An Al grocery man
and also man to deliver groceries
Apply in person to Degger & Son. 80
WE SELL accident and health poll
| cies to suit the poor mans pocket
| book Come and see w. L. P. Leigh
| & Co. tt
POLICY for one dollar a year which
will pay $3.50 per week for accident
$1,000 in case of death. See w.
l.. p. Leigh. 81
FOR SALE-A fine milch COW. four
years old, fresh in milk gives 5 II
gallons per day. A. l.. Barr. 115 Al
bridge street 29pd
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
upstairs front rooms Two blocks
! from square. CAN at 403 Rogers
| street Old phone 1G1. If
[ LET Us do your pressing. We have
/ it done by a man who knows his
I Grade Then your suit will hold its
shape Matthews Bros. II
/ FOR SALE Four year old Electric
horse bay. l5 hands inches tall
drives we'll, gentle. Can be- seen at
Ray stable. T. G. Cole. 29pd
/ WANTEp--All kinds Of second hand
furniture. VIII pay highest cash
price or exchange for new. X. F..
Moore q O., at Kings old stand, Il,
" ANTED My customers to take
notice that nay store will close Mon
day 20 take stock instead of FRIDAY
a- before announced 4. Lasswell. 3l
FOR SALE smith Premier type
writer 40 e, rs inch carriage. easily
adjusted for letter purposes. as good
as ues Can 30 se1a az Texas Mort
aasa lbualaE Company r. G. Cole
.spd
PAGES TAILOR SHOP -Wul do
your cleaning pressing and repair
ins ln uFst class manner ani DO lt
promptly We make a speciality of
ladies clothing pont tali 90 see US
hva YoaF clothes need stralghteaiag
up Nest door 90 Citlaeaa National
btah tt8 Main street u
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FOR SALE--A fine milch COW. four
years old, fresh in milk, gives 5 u
gallons per day. A. l.. Barr 1l5 Al
bridge street 29pd
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see = :. cronk & Co. before you
buy your roofing II
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FOR SECOND HAND windmill, tank
and tower see +. S. Cronk 4 Co. It
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LOST--A gold dollar pin. Reward II
returned to F. l.. Mcconnell 81
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Mrs. Chambers of Ennis, who
spent Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. H p. Mizell, returned home
this morning. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Mizell and little daughter.
Willie Price
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-28

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. the
new laxative, stimulates, but does not
irritate. 1t is the best Laxative Gu
aranteed or your money back. B.
W Eea riS
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WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
fair. Max TGi Min. 81
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
upstairs front rooms. Two blocks
from square Call at 403 Rogers
street Old phone lG1 If
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LOCAL NEWS.


Hs,e IVA heard 80 las Town
Talk ~
B. : Cronk Co sell roofing
cheap II
Gallon apples tomatoes, etc. at
EnY.sFa
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| WANTED AT once 3 one-dollar
gold pieces. Carl Hickman. 81
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
THE PENSION
SYSTEM TO
BE STARTED

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-The hearts of
more than 10000 employees of the
A. T. Il $. +. railroad system will be
gladdencd New Years day, by the in
auguration of the pension system.
Official announcement was made to-
day that the corporation will ON jan
unry ist join the ranks of the rail
roads which have adopted the insur-
ance policy with respect TO their cm-
ployees. The system will be more
liberal than any now in force. The
men are to have a minimum pension
of $50 month fixing of the ngc at
which compulsory retirement is en-,
forced being 40 instead of % years
A continuous service of fifteen
years with the company * all that is
required to entitlc an employee to Il
pension,
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
THE MOB
GOT HIN
THE MURDERER
of Lavenmeyer Lynched at
Las AnimaS---Met Doom
Cooly--Orderly Mob Did
the Work.

Las Animns, Dec. 2s.-Lawrence
Iceberg was Iynched here last night
for the murder of Henry Lavenmeyer,
by mob of masked men. Forty men
entered the Jail and easily overpower-
III the officers and locked them In n
room. They opened Lieberg's cell,
took OF his shackles, took him outside
The Jail and there the forty men were
joined by great crowd of men and
nuys and Iceberg was hanged to a
telephone pole. The self confessed
murderer made no resistance and had
nothing to say.
He cody submitted. Before the
mob reached him in the Jail he heard
them coming and arose and dressed
aud quietly awaited his doom. Not a
shot was fired by the mob.
1t was extremely orderly. The lead
er was not disguised.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
STOCK MEN
OF COLORADO
ARE ANGRY

Denver. Dec. 2S.-The Denver Live
Stock Exchange has called a meet
ing for tomorrow morning at the
stockmen's club to consider the new
live stock tariff which the railroads
have just issued to take effect Janu-
ary first.
From time immemorial, ever since
there were any railroads, live stock
rates west of Denver have been stat
ed in simple dollars per car. so many
dollars paid the freight. The new
rates are based upon weight of the
cattle and the shipper mus pay for
a minimum weight whether he ships
that weight or not.
1t is claimed by stock shippers that
the new rate will. in effect, advance
the rate from SIS to $40 per car. The
indications are that the new rates
will not be calmly received.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

Phidelah Rice the reader tonight.
Give us your order for stock saddle
-Hiatt's harness shop.
Hear Phidelah Rice tonight at the
Methodist church. Great program.
Miss Ketner principal of the Alcott
school of Denver is guest at the
home of Miss Lila O'Boyle.
It's tonight that Phldelah Rice
gives his great program at the Meth
odist church There are no better
readers and impersonators than the
Grand Junction boy. Phidelah Rice.
Musical numbers will add to the pro-
gram.
This afternoon the trial of James
Wigglnton, whose arrest at the un-
ion depot because he refused to show
his ticket to,a police officer, was de-
tailed exclusively by the Sentinel yes
terday. on the charge of resisting an
officer is being heard by Judge Swe-
ney. Attorney Rhone is defending
Mr.. Wigginton while Attorney Greer
represents the prosecution. Frank
Mahaney is the special officer making
the complaint.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

is CHOICE
OF CAUCUS

Denver, Dec, 2S.-Republican SEN
ators and representatives, from Den
yer county held a caucus last night
at the Brown and adopted unani-
nous resolution declaring Simon Gug-
genheim as their choice for United
States senator.
L. E. Dane, of Colorado Springs
is a candidate for sergeant at arms OF
the senate. He has number of
friends among the Denver senators
An anti-pass bill will find its way
into the House.
A provision will be incorporated
in the prepared measure, penalizine
both the railroads that issue passes
except to those exempt by the inter
state commerce commission, and the
person to whom the pass is given.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
BRYAN WILL
ACCEPT 1T

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 2S.-ln an IN
terview here yesterday William j.
Bryan practically admitted that he
would be a candidate for the presid-
ential nomination before next Dem
ocratic national convention. while
| have not yet announced that l would
be a candidate" said Mr.. Bryan i
have not stated that I would not be
candidate. and do not intend TO
Such a high honor as the presidential
nomination is something that no
American citizen should decline
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
FELL FROM WINDOW
Victor A. Tharp Meets Painful Ac
cidcnt That Might Have Proven
Fatal This Afternoon
Falls From Second
Story.

This afternoon about three O'Clock
Tor \. Iharp, The w'il kno -
house and carpet cleaner, fell from n
window of DIR. S. NJ. Bradbury's Office
in the second story of the old Fair
block. He etcpped on n sign in the
rear of the block over the rear door
of the Patz grocery. The sign gave
way and he fell TO the ground, strik-
ing his head and face on a plank.
Painful injuries were sustained and
he was unconscious for some time. Ii
is not thought that he is serioIsSl,
hurt He was fortunate to escape fat
al injury.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
CASSATT
IS DEAD
A BROKEN HEART
Great President Of Pennsyl-
vania Road Passes Away
---Rose From Ranks to
the High Place.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2S.-A. ]. Cas-
satt, president of the great Pennsyl-
vania railway system. died suddenly
this afternoon of heart trouble.
The following announcement was
made this afternoon from his of
flee at the Pennsylvania terminal:
President Cassatt, died at one o.
clock this afternoon of heart disease.
The physicians pronounce it a case
of what is known as Stokes-Adams
syncope and his death was almost in
Simultaneous"
The world at large believes he died
Of a broken heart, due to the expos
ures of rotteness and corruption
among officials of the Pennsylvania
road. whom he had trusted for years
and in whom he believed implicitly.
The conditions were brought to
light during the Investigations by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Cassatt sailed for Europe right at the
beginning of the investigation, his
last words being almost that they
would find nothing amiss in the con-
duct of the affairs of the road. He
vas cabled conditions and returned at
once and was overcome by the an
although they did not
affect his integrity or honor.
He was siXty-seven years of age. He
entered the service of the Pnnsyl-
vania road as a rodman in the year
1861. He became president Of The
road in 1899.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
SERIOUS
BECOMES
SITUATION

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-The probabil-
ity of serious trouble between the
western railroads and their employ
ees. who have demanded a fifteen per
cent raise in wages. has become great
er. The managers of the roads have
had meeting and decided to take nc
action until the trainmen could make
fresh overtures.
The trouble seems to be that many
of the roads, on which the demands
have been made, can i'll afford tt
grant an Increase in wages.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
NEGRO FIEND
ATTACKS
WHITE WOMAN

Ell Reno, Okla. Dec. 2S.-A neg
ro soldier attacked Mrs. d. S. Clof-
ford. wife of a prominent physician
In this city, yesterday afternoon.
The attack somlng so soon after
the shooting of Captain Edgar A. Nc
lin, BY a negro who is believed to be
one of the troopers discharged with
out honor by President Roosevelt.
and who is still eluding pursuit, has
caused great excitement. and talk of
lynchlng is heard on every side. Hun
dreds of men are searching for the as
sailant.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
IS
INDICTED
INSURANCE NAN
OF High Standing Charged
With Forgery Along With
Former Secretary Fair
child---Big Sensation.

New York, Dec. 2S.-George w
Perkins. former vice president Of the
New York life insurance company
ant Charles f. Fairchlld a member
OF the board of trustees and form
er secretary Of the treasury OF tho
United States. We're indicted 10y the
grant jury today for forgery 'r the
thud degree.
The indictments grew ont Of the
Prussian bond issue transaction in
which it is stated that these men
made false statement to the Prussian
government.
Perkins appeared in court and gave
bond in the sum of $4,000.
Fairchild is in Europe,
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
THE TROOPS
UNDER ARMS

DENVER, Dec. %. 300 p. NJ
Colorado's national guard is under
arms by order of Gov. Mcdonald.
The purpose being to prevent lynch
ing of two men who shot down Officer
Frisbie at Lamar.
Gen. Buckley Wells is ready TO
move at moments notice. Com
missioners of county and mayor have
offered $1,000 for apprehension of
murdcrcrS.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
MARRIED AGAIN
Mrs. Julia Williams, Divorced Only
n Few Days Ago, Married in
Utah on Wcdnesday-Re-
turned to This
City.

Mrs. Julia A. Williams, the hand
some young woman who secured di-
vorcc in the county court only few
days ago from her husband, Harry
williams, was united in marriage TO
william Gould, employed Mt the Pas
time on Wednesday in Price, Utah.
The couple returned to Grand juno
ton last evening and will reside here.
Many friends gave them hearty re-
ception last night.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Anna r.
Collins pleasantly entertained a small
party of ladies' in honor of her visitor,
Miss Fannie Autcault, of Denver
viii feed cattle or horses on hay at
SO per month. Leave stock at my
place near Palisade. Stock will be
taken to feed in Plateau free. r. ].
Saunders, Palisade.
Mrs Maude Chapman of Seattle
Washington. arrived In the city yes
terday for visit with her relatives
and friends. Mrs. Chapman removed
from this city to Seattle about TIVE
years ago. She is being heartily greet
ed by her old time friends.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
HOW DISTRIBUTED
Forty-onc Boxes Distributed Among
the Poor and the Needy Helped
in Many Ways.-$111
Cast Contributions.


The following report OF the manner
in which the Salvation army cared
for the poor of the city on Christmas
day is furnished the Sentinel by En-
sign Connor and shows that the army
did a vast amount of good as usual:
The Salvation army this year gave
out Al boxes feeding 1877 people be-
sides giving out clothing to many and
some coal, and one poor woman was
given furniture and a cook stove to
start housekeepink so as she could
support herself. The people of Grand
Junction and vicinity did respond lib
orally and made it possible for the
army to give the poor of the city a
fine Christmas dinner. every box was
filed to the brim with good things to
eat. for large families there was a
turkey in them and for small families
there was a chicken.
The cash income amounted to 81
the order of ElIs gave $50 the other
cash income amounted to SCI max
ing a total of $111. Cash paid for
turkeys, groceries, candies, nuts and
other Christmas accessories amount
ed to s92. leaving a balance of SIS
for winter relief fund.
Thanking all those who helped sc
literally from their stores to make
the needy to enjoy the good things oi
life and to cheer them on their way
we are
Yours, to seek the lost,
]. H. CONNOR. Ensign
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
A NEW JEWISH
COLONY HERE

New York. Dec. 2s.-The Jewish
World. of London, printed recently an
announcement of the colonization
scheme, which included a project OF
settlement for foreign Jews near Gal
weston, Texas.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
HE ADMITS
HIS GUILT

Sedan, Kan. Dec2S.-otto d.
StaIlard. defaulting cashier of the
Peoples Bank of Sedan who returned
here Wednesday. admitted to the Of
ficers of the bank, yesterday that his
defalcation amounted to s22.5O0. He
declared he did not know where the
money went.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
GEORGIA

New York, Dec. 2S.-Ethel Zebar.
wife of George Cohen. the actor ana
PLAYWRIGHT, is to bring suit for di-
vorce. George Cohen, who is play
ing in Boston confirmed the report
today.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

1906 has been my greatest busl-
ness year, and look ahead to 1907
to be a greater one. My Holiday
rush is over. How about those
photographs you promised, better
get busy and call on FOTOGRArfR
DEAN now.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

Miss Alice Smith Will entertain a
party of her young friends this even
ing at cards and dancing at her home
on Orchard Mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
A l4-Karat
Greeting

is extended to all who would become
themselves or make others happy
in the possession of any of the many
articles of exquisite jewelry which
we have especially provided for
Holiday Buyers.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
THE JUDGE
is DEAD

Denver. Dec. 2S.-Judse David VI
prrns one of the city's most promin-
ent lawyers, died last night
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
Daniel n" s% f % wgn"n Case % R e % Even
THE FAIR
The Attractions at The Fair Are the Little Prices

Our annual inventory
or stock taking will be in
full swing on Wednesday
Dec. % and continues until
Monday Dec. 81. It's a busy
time for us and a grand
finale of bargains for our
patrons; for it's common
knowledge that the small
and broken lots of choicest
merchandise are marked at
prices that cause an amaZ-
ingly quick sale of them.
That's one of the things
that keeps our stocks so
fresh, sweet and crisp.
The limited space of our
advertisement will not per-
NIT of details, but it will be
we'll worth your effort to
spend much of your time
during this week at The Fair.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

The Rebekahs meet this evening
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

Seats on Sale at HaskelI's Pharmacy