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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Physician Wsgi Known tn tire South
Attempts 10 End EsYyss1r

New York. Ian a~Gr. w q. Str.
ger. said 10 be a graduate ~ Wander
bit and Cslsn4bss universities. and ef
= family prominent In ~ Nh viits. Tenn 4.
attempted 10 commit suicide In the
A%ueohon hotel hY taking ehioraforga
and morphine. tie aas removed ~
Bellevue hospital. wnere physicians
says he cannot recover
DIR Stegtr took the toisCa after ieaw-
ing ; note .aylnE that he had suffered
from suicidal and hornicidaI mania for
years and the he coul1 not bear the
suffering longer He wigied his body
to the College 81 Physicians and Sur
geons. Columbia university.
Another message. probably written
after the doctor had swallowed the
poison. and unconpietcd because the
morphine and c~hiofoforra took effect
before the doctor anticIp- ted. wa.
found behind the cot. ii was vTitt@ff
on an envelope AND read as follows:
As ! am sitting here In r II. as sans
as ] have been for three weeks and
expecting 10 die In an hour. | want TO
say that the book of Dr Jekyfi and Mr.
think"
The writing was firm at the begin.
ming of the message. but gradually be-
rar1e almost undecipherabie.
His wife. whom he married at Hot
Springs, was Miss Carrie Dalton, and
well connected in Arkansas. She had
been at Hot Springs visiting relatives
some time having recently returned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
KANSAS CITY SHAKEN.
Strong to Shake Chande-
liers and Rattle Dishes.

Kansas City. Jan S.-A slight earth
9mke shock was felt in this city about
AD'clock Sunday evening. No dam
- was done, but the movement APP
4red to be from north to south, and
ed about twenty-three seconds. and
49, sufficiently strong to shake chan
4maers and rattle dishes. The shock
49, felt most distinctly in the resi-
1T districts in the northcs stern and
uQpthern portions of the city. How
4%or. an occupant of the Rialto build
IT. a five-story office structure, at
Nth street and Grand avenue. In the
Mopiness district, reports having felt
setht tremors.
i Joseph. Mo. Topeka and Manhat-
to- Kan. also experienced a shock.
- the latter place people left their
1Nases. + I
4QBrritory shaken extends from Ne
A1eka- and the north. and Oklahoma
- Indian Territory line or the south.
- from Saiina. Kan. on the west.
toNksnsas City. 81. Joseph Joplin. NO.
0kthe east. No damage was reported.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

aa PesefshaEg. Jan s-F1fSe sss0v
ssfting aoen from a cold sky Sunday
furnished ideal ~Aathff for the HHs.
siasa Christmas. 40 far as st Peters,
burg was concerned, Nj the fhestres
and other places of pussfc amusement.
v the restaurants. we're closed aHd
the day was given ap 10 the proverbisi
Russian hospitality
The -dsssensious which ense torn and
distracted the country seemed 10 have
disa yp.arei for tn. moment. and even
the radical newsgM rers, animated by
the sentiment of peace and good will 20
all. stIenoei their guns
The day PASSED quietly and without
untowari Incident TIL religious SER
vices In the churches ~ere largely at
tended. The emperor himself prssld-
ed at a Christmas tree. Later. ac-
c~ornpanied By the imperial children.
his ma jesty visited the quarters OF his
imperial Cossack escort. TO the mem
berg Of which he distributed presents.
According to the Novoe Frernya the
revised budget. as submitted to the EN-
peror. makes the revenues for 1906 81
$4,000, 600, as against ti.e27 600. 900 for
last year. The expenditures arc H.
eos 900, 600. as against 81 goo, 900 900 for
last year
Mr.. Meyer. the American ambassa-
dor, received from the co,asuls OF Mos
COW and Odessa detailed reports Of
the injuries suffered by American
property during the recent riots. A
statement OF the damages claimed will
be forwarded by Mr.. Meyer to the
state department for instructions
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
SCHEME FAILED.
Party Who Conducted Embellishments
Required to Give Bond.

Marion. Ind, Jan. 8.--Alfred F, Nor
ton, who conducted fifteen grocery
stores In Indiana. and gained fame by
declaring that he conducted them "as
Christ would" is under arrest, charged
with uttering a worthless check for
$40, When John Pierce, president OF
the Crystal Ice company. presented
the check at the bank he was inform
ed that Norton had no account there.
Norton, at the police station, refused
to sign his own bond. stating that he
would do no more for himself than
he had always refused to do for 9th
ers. Business men furnished @ bond
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
~FRtGHTFUL FIGHT.


fawf0n Jan. S-Aftrr several hours
Of desperate fighting in witch a knife
and other Instruments were freely
used a farmer named Cloud
chief and a renter, Who's name has
not been s~sceyRained. both We're hort
bly, cut an They continued their hack
ina until both were exhausted. each
WING UPON me ground IN a ts@sl %
blood and striking each other as they
Frs~tf~5 strength They we're found in
this Ger ditisn late at night bY a neigh.
hSE Th# farmer was cut 80 badly
thas his affi tsaf to- g. ~arnrntatSa
Tho renter Asd ore eye beaten oat
snf hss forehead sr'tf rf~w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
Oh TRIAL
Mrs. Willie Eatsrnan Textiles ~ "a
Neero's Conduct.

QuitrnAn. Tex. jar. s~Erness f1r*
fnAn. charged wlth attempted criminal
assault on Mrs. Willie fsatenan. was
placed ,n trial Monday The state
Introduced W. +. Blagiock ard wife.
parents 81 Mrs, Bateman. and the lat
ter ~ It's only witnesses. Mrs. Bate
n1an. IN substance. testified az follows
II was az my fathers house on Christ
rras day. | got there about I O'Clock
The doavS we're closed when | went in,
I went into mammals room. sat by the
fire a few minutes. then went Into a
side room, took q whist out of my
trunk md came hack to the bed In
mammals room and began tn undress.
l had taken my top skirt md waist or
when someone grabbed ct me AT first
I saw n negro man when he was in
reach ~ me. lie had a butcher knife
In his life hand and grabbed my under
waist with His right. ] jerked loose.
screamed and ran out OF the house.
ran about 200 yards and tainted. |
know the negro who made the assault.
II was Ernest Truman. That Is him
t~pointing at the negro). The first per-
Perry. the next was my mother. told
my mother what had happened. We
found the butcher knife In the fire
place IN mother's room som. days
later" l..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
r LAND DEAL.
One Hundred and Forty Thousand
Acres Hav Been Purchased.

Austin. Jar. p With the exception
OF a few minor details the Zeal has
been closed whereby the New York and
Texas Land mpan sells ]40, 900
acres OF land to Paul Brown Of st.
Louis and his associates.
RroY ) is a director in the American
Tobat 8 company, The lane is located
in Sale and Dimmit counties. and
m Iof it Is subject to irrigation. IT Is
understood that the price paid Is S2.75
per acre, though the consideration has
not been made public, It was thought
that h land was to be used for grow
ing tobacco, but the latest report ~
that Brown and his associates will par
Gel It out to colonists and ir-
rigation.
The governor appointed Captain Ben
r. McCu'loch of Buda to be a member
Of the board Of managers of the Con-
federate home, vice r ?. Reynolds. de-
ceased
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
GERMANY Is SGCO\D.
IN Trade Relation. With {. Nrt
10 Great Britain.
COM NJ ERCE IMMENSE
According to Report of department
II Commerce aud I,ab r II NQs
Over Three Hundred MI
lion iiat,ars la 1905.


Washington. Jan s~Tra 10 between
tbs United States and Germany, whose
- rcial relations arc now the sub
OF negotiations etwee the two
ferprnents. aggregated in the fiscal
Ur 1906 over 5000. 600 .6oe.
HILL report Issued by tbs bureau of sta
eaes OF the department. of commerce
labor says: "The imports fron,
fmany were Sis goo. 900 In value.
exceeded imports from that eoun-
in any earlier year. The exports
germany we're $le4, 900. GOO Ia value,
exceeded our exports to that eoun-
n little over 32I4. 0oe. 600, this de-
Use In 1905 having occurred IN haw
o n and being due altogether In n
in price, since the quantity In 1906
greater than In 1904. Imports
~ Germany increased ear. 600. 0o0 In
~ period from 1896 to 1905. and ex-
1000 In the same time.
9zGermany stands second in the order
1&Nmagnitude Of our trade with for
countries, both as to imports and
>orts.
9gzM3Manufactures are the bulk Of the
B,D00,0 600 worth of merchandise i'm
kted from Germany. These manu-
lures include cotton goods, about
&NSe, 100000 in value; chemicals. drugs
dyes, is, 000, 900: iron and steel
manufactures. about $4,000, 900; leath>
manufactures, $4,000, 900; silk man
kctures, about $4,000. 900, manufac-
fes Of fibers, abou $4,000. 900; wooden
d 100000; pare and manu-
<tures thereof, over SO, 600, 600, and
rs, $4,000, 900.
&8& Raw cotton is by far the largest
gle item in our exports to Germany,
counting in 1905 to SS7, 0o0, 900 in
ue, as compared with exports of
900. 900 in value in 1895. The in
Pase, however. Is due in part to the
neral advance in price of cotton.
I'D exports to Germany In 1905
POINTED to practically $4,000, 900 in
q 1ue, while exports of provisions of all
(sses, including lard, amounted to
900, 0o0, against about SIS, 900, 600 in
l6.
Breadstuffs for a less important
tor in u trade with Germany than
fnerly, owing to the great falling
in the quantity which the United
ktes is now able to spare to the out-
world.
imports from Germany formed In
o 10.7 per cent of the total importa-
I rs into the United States, and ex-
p is to that country in the same year
per cent of the total exports te
unit In the same year. Ger
lny's figures show that imports from
United States in 1904 formed I4.S
cent of her total imports, and tina
ports to the United States formed
~ ped cent Of her total exports"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
NEW TEXAS CONCERN.
Farmer Printing Company Has Beer
Established at Dallas.

Dallas, Jan. s-Farmers' Printing
company, ca pital stock $4,000, and To-
Gated at Dallas, has filed its charter
at Austin. Purpose of the company
is to do a general county printing bus
iness-that is. printing legal supplies
for county officer. Incorporators are
E. A. Calvin. president of the
Farmers Union; j. D Mont-
gomery. organizer: 3. F. Chap
man, secretary, and Albert Toole, Wal
ton Peteet, w. NJ. Kelley, Max An
drsws and c. w. Woodman. directors.
A. J Toole is to be general manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

~ Louis Ian e-presitcHt lack
sea 81 the lorsi typographical unton
.avs enc f~s'lnviNw isrr~ 1rsns have
sixr~i fn~ esrrt hour agreement
wassts-f a Fie+nar Printing company,
asr y Siuffey a De con y CuTran
PRINTING eeTnr@uy rrsat Western
Printing f'~vrin q Smith a
u rSssufrw Printing ce~nrs~w Little A
lies sss aus the security pfFnftns rnf1-
r~nY rhss employ zee msn Ecvsn
er~rp sssif hetf out
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BRIEFLY NOTED,

King Edward will visit Germany.
r. w. Deviin snot himself 70 death
near Guthrie.
During a fire at St. Louis three la
dies were cremated.
Gas rate at Houston has been rsduc-
ed to sl25 per 1000 feet.
A special session Of the Chickasaw
legislature begins Jan. 20.
Supreme court of Kansas holds il is
legal to have separate race schools
Denison- Sherman plumbers and m
ployes have compromised on $3.50.
Bud Watson. a negro. charged with
infanticide, was Jailed at Sherman.
J. ]. McAlester will erect a three
story business block at South McAles-
ter.
Burglars blew safe in store OF Lind
cay Bros. at Houston shut, instead OF
open.
Rock Island road will build in New
Mexico s~eventy-five miles of snow
sheds.
A Roman Catholic o~rphanage Is to
be built on the i~nterurhsn line neal
Dallas.
BY the accidental discharge OF his
shotgun Allen Wright was kiiled near
Denton. Tex
A train ran into q an open switch
near Hoosac Falls. n. j., and seven
persons were hurt.
Passenger and freight trains collid-
ed ten miles from Cory. Pa Three
frainmen were kitied.
Palace OF Limb. Indis. valued at
32.eoe. 900. was destroyed by fire. Sew
eral inmates perishe3.
After wound,pu his wife n moth
er-in-iaw william Perkins OF Chicago
fatally cut his throat
A defective electric hight wire caused
about $4,000 fire loss 20 Lehigh Val.
ley railway at Buffalo.
A gasoline stove explosion at II paso
caused two business houses IN 10 con
sumed. entsiilUs 81. ooe loss
Citizens hank and Trust company
Of Austin. capital stock tiee.oeo. T. a
new state institution
Mussoxse - r~ufeavoriug 20 secure
a i2s0.eoo powder factory George Pat
terssn. ar eastern CAPITALIST, - pros
r~eetinx
RoAds tain. lmEassas4s % late S'sds
n MR. tyov~iesa Hafr wes taken 80
the cemetery half a mile from the
family f.siaen,r us, faios rss on
q hanacaF
fraus E1nn arI fArri- kliinafcn
were feurat dsnd fu ~ Joseph. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
NEGOTIATIONS FAIL.


Washington. Jan s-Sscretsry Root
has been notified by cab. of the com %
piete failure IT the negotiation. that
have been in nrogrsss AT Caracas. look
ing to a settlement Of issues between
the nerrudex Asphalt company and
the exueisn government and the
departure from CARACAS Of the COM
pany's treasurer civde Brown Tn
secretary has accordingly called upon
NJ 'rihoun tic presidents special
commissioner for hts rspar' UPON that
controversy as he basis for 'mme
diste action on the part - the depart
rrsut ~ r. rob his hat the r~rast
will b. submitted - congress snd some
iir- - aetIen zasxest~i
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

s~ha =ssssssh. ian on sr-nurs ~
sse @srfs. aow v~~-is are arriving
herr rsusn niss@ s~a purfs srs n fs<s-
t-w as.sng shs ssststors 10 i~~res~4ns
~~Ax kl~rsn+rsv~ss r~v@ss ~ Fsas-
xnts ar- xtapss-x trains aas ~s~arehsns
FOR ssssss@Ts zne ~h~nsSsT sny arr
fs1rAs her are prarr PITS fxss he'd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
TERRIBLE lANDSliP.
Sixteen Persons, Early Tuesday Morn
mo, Believed to Have Persisted.

Haverstraw. n. Y. Jan. s.-Eixteen
persons are believed to have persisted
ports Tuesday morning were 90 this
effect that the lea were prominent
families in the town.
The landslip occurred at the End OF
Rockland street and eight houses were
carried over a clay bank into the hrich
excavations. dropping down 100 feet
The houses caught fire and were still
burning at ? O'Clock Tuesday morn.
ing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
AGED s1osgss NO MORE.
hated incidents 81 W~sshtnoson's
Camp at Valley Forge.

p~hllsaelphia Ian a. Mary Mcuon.
s4d. a n@srcrs who claimed TO b. lss
old - deed a the HOME for
Aged n Iutrfu Coisrsd Persons in
thts city AecefdlnE to her and her
surviving relatives sh- was bern Ne
- iTTo IN a settlement known as
t'ruxtoSn near Valley Fossy. Ia sh~
efsen tnsS & fh= =.nse W. sna at.suf
rs lamp - Washington salaier 81
valley Forwc during ire ~sntrv II
II tsTs-N SIRE @aw - robust unvs
sAsas ara an irfffrrat~ rHsok~r AS t0
= shnrs ttfaw sxn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
A BE
Ssrto Domingo Government Viii Prob
ably Send Morales Away.

Washington. Jan s-Ths state de-
rartment had advtces from San.o Do
mingo City To the effect that tho gov
eminent there was disposed to accept
the proposal ~ President Morales to
surrender hts office and quit the re-
r'ihltc VI he was not arrested and tried
% the charge Of treason II ts heIieVed
that Morales viii he d.portsf on one
NJ the wsrship~ now In Dominican wa
ters to ensure the observance 81 tte
terms ~ his ahdiCatton
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O
M w Felt ~ Several Plssss In the
Surfio~sr Sta.s.

Abilene. Kan Jan. s-A slight earth
Qbke shock was felt here Sunday
S4~ning Dishes were ratified. and the
Wsemen. was plainly p~ereeptible.
At wamego buildings were shaken
e. that u was feared they would col
-
shock was also felt at Maryviile,
Every town nearly also felt IL
49, va a slight rocking motion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

San Antonio, Jan. s.-San Antonio
Typographical union has decided to
take an active part In the county cam
paign. All candidates will be required
to have the union label on their print
Ing. Every member is urged to pay
his poll tax.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Laredo, Jan. AT n meeting OF the
Webb county truck grower it was
unanimously resolved to incorporate.
with a capital of SIS. 900. The business
of the truck growers under this organ
ization will be under the control Of a
salaried manager and a board of direc-
tore. Nearly all of the truck growers
In h count belong to the organiza-
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
BURNED BOTH WAYS.
Fire In Business District of Mckinney
Does Much Damage.

Mckinney, Tex, Jan. S.-Ffre In the
business district Sunday morning de-
stroyed five two-story buildings, dam
aged several others and caused about
SAC. 600 loss, Woodmen of the World
lost their paraphernalia also. Fire is
supposed to have originated in restau-
rant of Richey & Nelson, and burned
boil ways.
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REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR.
Part Of the Command Of One Coione
Goes Over to the Other Side.

Guayaquil. Jan. S.-A revolution has
broken out. A body of reserves at
tackled the police station here Sunday
afternoon, The police fired, dispers-
ing them. one being killed and two
wounded.
Part OF Colonel Larrea's troops have
gone over to the revolutionists. Col
Larrear has returned to Quito.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09
Negroes CHARGED With Arson.

Nacogdoches. Tex. Jan. a,-Deputy
Sheriff A. j. Spradley arrested and
placed In iail three negroes, lawrence
Thorn. Henry Thorn and Matthew
Wade on q charge alleging arson. They
are charged with having made an at
tempt to burn the barn OF j.. L. Gar
rett. a farmer living neal Mahl, Sun
dav night.
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PLEASED.
Foreign Trade Commissioner is Sat
isfied With His Trip.

Laredo, Jan. S-After an extensive
trip owe Mexico. in which he visited
nearly every state In the republic, COW
ering all the ground from Guaymas
to Vera Cruz. Charles NJ. Pepper. for
eign trade commissioner of the United
States department of mme and
labor, left Sunday for Washington. He
expresses himself as entirely satisfied
with the result of his trip.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Nee VOWS Ian tn th. lssssr h@r.
s@pr the bAttisshlr Alabama 4eetfwns
ally struck n krntusAs damaging
ssfses .sxrtsssrf afts
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stoa ~as sfrsSk iu ne head at shs
Dusty roiei Nv AZ tce pitcher TIA th~
hsrss IF = s~ss~ ~F~srter ana critically
hurs TIRE rnsrsrv flee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

snnss~aiis Ma q Mstssss prs~r
De~afsr ~@s ~ss Arau3tIssi an esxru~
~ nax3nS. h&n again hesn @rr~xfszi
Mar Asxsr@ tw ~rtssFxsef
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Fort Worth. Jan. s.-Judgs Dunklin
rendered a decision In favor Of Stock
yards National bank OF Fort Worth
against Stockmen's Cotton on company
for ss2.TI39t
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DELIB DEED.
Feeds Stock. Miiks, Eat. Breakfast and
Shoots Himself.

Caldwell. Tex, Jan. Joe Stovali
fed his stock. MIXED. ate breakfast.
went into his bedroom. lay down and
fired a bullet into his brain, The bail
entered the right eye. passed through
his head and lodged in the pillow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

LAKE chariss Ia Jan S-uhtis
ara ing = hutsws ~ @ateg. a wtgi
NAMED ni&nst* nur fell In sns ~a#
IFawnsA
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Fort Worth. Jan. s.-Tom Petty. a
negro. living near the Polytechnic COL
lese. was called 10 his door by two
other negroes, beaten n forced 70
give them 500. his savings.
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E1 Paso. Jan. Snow began falling
again Monday night and another train
blockade is feared.
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kftantn. Jan s-Eseeutiv~ commit
90 Southern cettep association
meets re- Sew Orleans Jan rs and Is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Washington Jan e-Pvesidsnt SORT
90 senate name ~ w G Price f0s post
master ~ Homer. Ia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

ChfrsEn Ian s-rrsst 81 ssarsunsty
ra~@@ 1T rarsers has e~~n pss-s s<su ~s
anffi iEtS inss
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MiShAPs.
Boy Crushed to Death. Three Men Lose
Hands and One an Eye.

VaVUW W 0"N III CySs
Guthrie. a 9.-Horace Chambers.
aged fourteen. WAS instantly killed near
Kildare by the horse he wal riding
falling and crushing him underneath.
Samuel Weice OF Wellston lost one
hand, John He. liz OF Ames an eye.
Charles Manlove OF Aivs. \ hand. and
Aubrey Niles OF Calumet n INC as the
result OF accidental discharges while on
hunting trips.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

Dad SOFA eses ssN a rSs@e
&aspate ths masst nseueaesnv
II sois-os sunshirr-sFsa
ssussssssi newer 90 ashs9
growth
A sea q mznare wilt
ssst has a earsws masis4
YSa must As~sssuy fN@{
can r~rs@s~ sfss effect
Yea csnsef et-N ~
ness fsv rwsshsrs& aHf
rsntArR ia wsN ne
Yna mrsrs sszzh -
f-rsshi~-ss@ . G@gY
raav sasw .htfh a
N~~hw~-s He~ns
sxa se&ixAY N&s~
NLas Nw a~sssr~
etz rssvs~ ~ss* s4F~w8
D~*rass Ms~A
s7evrsns Dvw
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-09

city 81 ~ vieN lar s-Cessen ~rwp
~ ,his rounsrv IL s~stsrmstes 50 ssss
than ~ sAN bales
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resss Jar k-rhr ~rnp@rsv aas A.
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Points For Shoppers

Come early in the day-be- fore II o'clock if possible. You'll note the advantage at once.
 Take away small packages whenever possible. It's only a small matter to you-but when these little purchases amount to thousands a day, it's very important to Us. We will ap- preciate the favor if you will help LIS in this way.
 An extra sales force of peo- pie here for the next two weeks trained with the single pur- pose of attending to your wants, quickly, intelligently and consistently. Report any error, delay or discourtesy to the floor nen-and 1t will be quickly attended to.
 Don't be backward about asking questions. The number of changes in the store during the past year may be a little confusing, especially to our out of town friends--but you will soon see the improved condi- tion on every side.