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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

WASiiiNGTOM. Dec 60. - Ar
rangemeuia have Just been com.
plcted by the United States forest
service, in cooperation with mum
Der OF railroad and treating com.
panica. for the most extensive 80.
rien Of tests ~ structural timber
ever undertaken IN this or any 9th.
er country The tests. as now plan.
ned. viii be carried on AZ Lafayette,
Ind. and Seattle. Wash, and the
object u the Investigations Is TO
determine the effect Of commercial
proccsaoa Of treating with creosote
ON the strength and stiffness Of
structural timber IN such forms as
car stills. bridge sffinRera, deck
beams, posts and other forms ia
which wood II used for commercial
purposes
The species Of wood 10 be In.
yeatlgntcd will include lonRleaf
loblolly pine from the pine regions
IT the South. which viii be- tested
at the Undertaking laboratory ri
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GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE
timber TESTS HERE

Purdue university, Lafayette u.
and Douglas flr from ihe p.a aay
coast, which Will be- tes,ed ~ as. ~
university Of Washington ,e.,s ~
station AZ Seattle. "Nuhg
The material for the nv ,o.,.
a. present being selected ~ ~ =
plant Of the raciflc creos.,s she
company Seattle. Wash 'Vung
o. the timber will be selec,odp ~.
the plant Of The Illinois c.a o. Z.
haiiroad company. al glnas 1%
Miss, during January. ana ! I'm ~.
at tho plant Of the ganta ~ k sat
road company az somefyllle ~
az The combined amount ~ az ~
Der 70 be- used IN tho tesfs Vim In ~
more than $4,000 feet W" %
There ia a serious lack a, ,,...
nation a. the present time ~ 49,, !,
how various commercial trss,,, -
Processes affect the sireng,h I.
TIMBER aud u is expected tbat ~ y
tests IN question will clear ~ ny
number OF points 10 the aa,ls,.sa
ton o. both buyer and seller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS.


BUTTE nce 20 Former United
States Senator W A CLARK during
the last two days had distributed
30 tons ~ turkeys a. a Christmas
gift 10 tho married men In bis
employ 10 this city and az bis prop
critics Va Arizona. New Mcxico. New
York Vermont and New Jersey
Five tons ~ turkeys were needed
40 supply Butte alone,. The birds
cost Sass a ton. Tho giving Of
turkeys De- a time honofsd custom
with Senator Clark
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Tips" WATERS WIN sIalrs.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Dec. q.
Walters and bellboys at ,be Ia.
tel PenhurHt who gathered around
Mas Ida Parrish. a wealthy PM.
adelphia woman. for Christmas
Ups. received instead Bibles ana
copies Of Pilgrims Progress Miss
Parrish added a few words inform.
ing the recipients that The books
we're more valuable than gDld.
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RUsH coMls SOUTH.

VICTORIA, y G.. Dec 20. The
United states revenue cutter Rush
ia on The way from Alaskan waters
10 Victoria, having been ordered
here from Hiika BY telegraph re-.
Gently The reason for the Rush
coming % Victoria is that her o.
ficora may testify AZ tbs trial in
the admiralty court OF The scaling
schooner Carlotia q Cox. which
the Rush seized while bound to
the Copper Islands. MAY 20 last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
PARENTAL SCHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT

Pupils Of the Seattle parental
school gave d Christmas entertain.
ment last night M the school on
Mercer island over 100 Visitors
attended aud listened 90 two we'll.
rendered Dialogues. ono based on
Mother Goose stories and the other
entitled The Court Of King Christ
mas
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10y United Prsss)

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec 25.--
John w Condor. the young man
from Seattle. Wash. who was found
unconscious from gas Inhalation in
a room In the Princeton hotel. aoy.
efal days ago. and who. was not
revived AZ tho City Hospital for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25
SEATTLE MAN IS NEARLY
KILLED lNHALlNG GAS

three days. recovered sufne4s,n.
TO leave the institution this afts,
noon. u was not known when Con.
don was found whether be blev -.
ne gas through ignorance. or n ~
tried TO KIN himself when stss
TO talk Condor said his oondlssas
was due % an accident In MOI snsa
ing The gas completely Off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

BAN FRANCISCO. Dec IS
Christmas time hasn't lnterfered
with The training work Of Attoll
and Moran, and neither has Il
stopped the interest that IL being
taken ia the fcathorwelght match
scheduled for one week from %,
day. Attrll. Of course. is at weight.
or aa near the weight as be cares
20 SO. and Moran promises that he
will have no difficulty when he
steps on The scales
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FARMS AND LANDS.

Farm BARGAIN 40 aeres rich iepel
land well improved. overlooking hsaaflfai
lake. handy ta gHnd teen fa miles from.
seattle Orchard in heaFina al Kinds ~
small FRUITS nwrliing % ! large faanss.
frame barn. taxtt several euftHliainFs
oenef desires Quiek sale ffiaa fuF =
tam daNa. tNHaa. Whsfh Includes hafara
eaWs HfNn uhtekaHHs KeFaa. Euna nafNf
- farmiHa implements Vud haY ~ kafn
INia farm ffUuta nua % fha best faada
iu kins founty Wagon ffam creamery
calls dain a. ~ a. ahA tslrrhaHs ssr
wise
Ronrnr MkLTnY.
tia-ttessi Alaska tiuiidinE
sH,ss
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for one insertion. Zoe
per line. Seven words 20 the
line. Three times. one cent
word Ono month. &c per line
per day,
Minimum charge for an "ad'
90 cents.
DOWNTOWN A0ENC ~
Kennedy Drug Co. First Az.
and Cherry.
BALLARD ACENCY~-P, II
Mullen. S2l Ballard avs opn,
city Han Phone. ballard 500,
MAIN OFFICE seventh av..
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1880; Ind al.
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy OF assume responsible
lty lor errors " any Kind oe'
curing III telenAoned adve~
tiscments
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CHRISTMAS DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH
TRAINING OF ATTELL AND MORAN

Irish champion. at Dublin u.,.s
~. writes that he Is having a gooS
lme and enjoying himself alnca
bis defeat Of Gunner Molr purns
has been ia the show business A..
ing as lecturer Of the moving ~.
lures that were taken of III IA,
Jimmy Britt returned from Han.
olulu yesterday and put In he an.
ernoon a. the Olympic club gymns.
SUM. Tomorrow Britt win tale M
bis duties az boxing Instructor ~
the organization.
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Tommy burns. who. according 20
the latest dispatches from London.
has signed 10 fight Jim Roche. the
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Coal and Wood

J. w Bullock FueesnsoF 20 8 4
neNtii a Co.. has hunkefu a.
etg l4th Ave. rear James - feNef
HHlaa
4sth kve and pnaFnaFu 81. Ia south
sasf part 60 tha eltyl ard
Sernu1 AFf Nurth ana Nostl4 ST
Queen Anne Mui Cesi ana W4as are
hanird So tar taa - ere hHi "a thsse
places ard soi@ a. aow n-towR pFiees
--te=f &
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WEST SEATTLE.


~ aensr fefaana entiaHa anf So ffH
fst az tsfh sHd c4ufaFaia. sass raan
balance uEE fanE tt B.
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44k3R4&&@&&4444
TopAY's SELECTIONS.
AT GMERvvlLLE.


Flrat Race. 4
\ la Rose, DR. sherman, Ethel 4
= Abbott 4
Second Race. 4
4 klng OF Mist, Graphite. re 4
= tRnua. 4
4 Third Race. A
= llerodotna Nappa. Duke OF =
Z Orleans. 4
Fourth Race. A
4 Peter sterling. Rubric. To. 4
gatee =
FlUh Race, a
Nahonaaaar. Miss May How 4
a dish. Ruloman q
4 sisth Race. a
a Collcgo Widow. Pnlaroita a
= Somhro 4
49, sAtk kAAkh 4
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTfoN SALE uP FURNITURE AT
v % NfCkNHTttN' HAtEHNuuMa gHEa
WRIST AVENUE FNfuAN uEr zfTH
All HtH a ~ SHARP HAtt4fEkts~
IRON NEuS FINE ANTfQGA N0RE
MNnn hedstHaH Hnfinrn mattresses
NfiHeess trrssafs taraaua eantntflian
ehiffaHieFs reand ara square rrfansi1n
tahira ehNifH. fuekeFs BAXTER farHtfufe.
canter tables. Hfants aidsaaAFd plttart2
curtains davenport FufisteW Asaa
Hftfn Hne FaH ffrrEs hHffHE NHalHunI.
lpNsat places maArra Wnfer krfIL
taghrr tlHlme GnffFF art eHaArHa. smHH
Nhi1 fanka heatHFs large II nHFneF Eaa
rarEs. Eenatns FefasH aud rafkfsh aff
squares fcUsl f8t4 esrhi. fsiHinE bed
Hta ata Sale Naeasahef 81 a. Bic aN
b uirkHFter Amcllamrrr
Fhpns Main teet taa faff
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socigTY NOTICES.

RANDALL. rME cARrNNTEn
! sw tha mans house repairing u -
IL
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BUY A LITTLE HOME In tho country
Here ia good uur-ia nrfea. 900 rIrh irf
cd AND. en fHn beach brfaern Seattle
'and Tacoma. Hef far from fhe Proposed
iHterufhan and handy ta b1at landing OF
sound fi1os nnIHr nearly new small
barn. chicken housa. fine rattr. $4,000
Easy terms
ROBERT MALynT
af1-1lfsHsf ALASKA Building
-1g-1e
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
yuMAr CHIcNEN rAmeht 4foafa
house, fke laNtna hens enwHl tAFFs
p4ata land giaaa inl uulY feah on Easy
lefms Soc g " lflliman'a statesmen. ~
Times block today IT
CtthAf rtACE fafHe rfsen acreage
Eeah house pnls ttfal vita lee faFina
heHa. frWah fneat terms SIS tuwu o.
per mnuth aeN a. q HfllwAn'a cashier.
IN Times block a. uhna If
FARMS AND LANDS.
nlVEW norruM IsANn=aa acres ~
taluinE enc 20 che best tHuHa tn thH
white River VALLEY Hafrn aefsa Ca edit
Walton taianrU rasfuFe an fenced
house. bars. VuttuilaiuEs Price iHeiud
ina stock Hun implements 81 zee
ROBERT MAfFNf
eis sgvsa Alaska naiidina
9f 70
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CITY REAI EsrATG.


Ftns aaaftsf acre tracts ffeln tfts ts
ftsa~ ths att8 eass afs al cleared ama
n frut. eless a. grades seheet side
- rsiss q ffes fsrtns ffs sasa snd
tte pei mHhth
q n NicHot-a - upiea niS "a,
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nosTuN lANnon h. tsaanlaE sfeas
asfuaaf sidewalks RnH rifk wataf Msn
- aN NfnHa waHtsA &c wAsN See fliti
mass ssshiss To-day in NlHlss tieak ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-25

On. WNedl4wn Ave. Green Lake. wv
upsn Tor tnsiuaaa abaNs Dee IS 4eN
tfal alkenlitn4ne sCtsntific hnft1sItas
ina ana Waxaa sofk and repair " AZ
kinds All wafk guaranteed
HORN as kNN 4 lHAkrsoN.
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o. fHesn 81 ga rtrsf ass
af1css. D. 80. ard uafan hieek
- EfV&uK hia amHuaf eos rates en- All
Dental WofN Read hfa afffHfa na teeth
truth ia next Tuesdays Etsf
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Electsia nEht tsths and massage Tor
nsa 90 eameu. cettaKa. rear ftt unisn
a-tf
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MILLINERY.

strissA' rnfiilnsrs az fawsat pstsas
Mrs A a rtausan. is9t Eaarfh asa
reFasr fins sfFstf III
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26
Complimentary Reception.

Mrs. Lee Campbell was at home
Tuesday afternoon with a general
reception in honor of her sister. Mrs.
James Siddons, of Paris. and Mrs
VIII Hancock.
DAISIES and naSturtiums entered
chiefly into the effective decorations
throughout this coy home Mrs.
Campbell welcomed her guests at
the front door. Next to her stood
her mother. Mrs. Sims, who intro
duced the honorees, Mrs. Hancock
and Mrs. Siddons. Others in the re
celVing line were: Mesdames Far
rar of Houston, Cohen. Mcclure,
GelVerton, of San Antonio: Esk-
ridge, Miss Jennie Cunningham. Miss
Whitfield of Houston, and Viola Mi
Zell 4 large number of Mrs. Camp
bells friends assisted her in receiv-
ing, all OF whose names could not
be learned In the dining room from
a big block of ice. delightful refresh
ments of orange ice and angel food
were served by Misses Mary Pierce.
Fay Hood. Mary Sue Pickett. Mable
Boyd. Dora Patterson. Berta Curtin
and Jennie shelton. Many called
during the afternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26
THE DEATH PALACE.
Human skeletons Litter Floors OF
Dungeons In Guatemala.

OF all the political and social con
ditions which. in any part of the
world. have existed during late
years, none has been more unusual
or remarkable than that presented
today in Guatemala says the Calves
ton News. As has been remarked,
the record of recent occurrences in
this country reads more like a story
from Dumas than an authentic mar
rative. Read the description given
by natives of the Casa des los Am
igos del Presidente' or House of
the Presidents Friends" and the
account of the occurrences which, it
is said, have taken place in it dur
ing recent years. If these descrip-
| lions do not greatly exaggerate, this
house is constructed on an elabor-
ate and magnificent plan. I.uxur-
I1ously furnished and decora ted
throughout, each of its apartments
| is an architectural and artistic at
tainment of the highest class. To
partake of a repast in this house. we
are told, citizens or visiting foreign
/ ers whose speedy removal the dicta-
| tor desires are invited, and that
( those who on such occasions enter
| the building never repass its por-
| tails.
At one of these gatherings, accord
ing to report, after the wines have
| been passed, each of the guests Is
conducted into a separate apartment
ostensibly that he may in there en-
JOY few moments repose. Scarce
ly are the doors of these rooms clos
ed behind them before. through trap
doors, they are precipitated into
dungeons. in which they are imme-
dlately put to death or allowed to
die from starvation The floors of
several of the dungeons of this So
called death palace il is said. are
covered with the bones of human
skeletons among which, according 10
statements of natives, are those of
several Americans. Whether these
reports be true or false. there is no
doubt of the fact that governmental
and social conditions in Guatamala
today are in startling condition.
from which IL Is thought I'm some
European and American government
'al circles that international rampli-
cations are likely to result.
Guatemala Is Immediately ada
cent to Mexico on the south. and the
boundary line between rhc Two coun.
tries js very irregular From great
'IEu and social trouble loo Guutama-
.u fh, Mexican frontier .1urtry ann
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26
\ Moonlight Picnic.

Some fifty or more of the Nom
beers OF the Westminster League,
and the church aud congregation OF
the First Presbyterian church en-
the First PRESBYTERIAN church en-
under the auspices of the league last
night at the Falls.
The big. round. fun moon never
shone brighter. the Falls never look
ed more beautiful. a picnic luncheon
never tasted more inviting, nor a
merry crowd, out on an outing. ey-
er seemed jollier than on this occas-
ion.
When the crowd, at length, gath
cred around the white cloths spread
upon the ground. and laden with all
manner of tempting things 10 fill
the inner man, it first sang Praise
God from Whom All Blessings
Flow" this sweet. old hymn ringing
out upon the night air. Then follow
ed a beautiful grace by the minister,
Mr.. Gill.
Games of various kinds and wad-
ing in the creeks cooling waters,
filled in the evening, all too quickly.
Among the chaperones were Rev.
and Mrs. Leonard Gill, Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
JMizeii Observation-Disclosures -; ;,s,. t.;-
/ hagan, ]. f. and 0. B. Dunaway.
Out of town guests were Miss
Wilma Wimbish of Ada, l. T., and
Miss O Bryan of McGregor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

Much TO the surprise Of many pro-
pie the Houston Chronicle opposes
no, idea eft Texas quarantine
against cousump'iyes Texas air. may
efforts uf Ur HruWby tu keep f .u
viii Do. appreciated ay 900 those who
Dec uut place .ummsrrIH.I-m IuuF.
every Trims e.zs There lre .umaH
sound people fn JWN from for au
Increased population aiff0ur WaH
IHE -hp H,atr Is breeding ground f..
. ....... ......
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

HHs Furf Worth star .aE What
Haa naEs Francis af &c., Luus aad
Missouri done fhat rssaa uua ps
HeH should b' fr, alfh hr name
sad suafaHan $50 suHs af au
.rms fhaf has ever h,en .aId lt l.s
deur af fHaaria' political ur aur'al
nature 0r fHv contrary He has. HE
ta. -ernrf h-l4 aaogr ae H.zh anI
sasflu~ aletea HeUar al. mtH Hr .n.e
r. bsallr aFe permitted fo enjoy. and
a. Ias aeEre#~lFe aHa executive bead
G. the Heesnt fgalsiana Purchase ex
yoeifirn. be- Uiaeta fhs ska'f raau-
t. audsF Som. ehslsatlaa fa hlH
70 material and honorable service
Francis has eune ne more thar n
Ciay Pierce and few - BIS Texas
nangerS-on IN. star condemns bose
Il ises. sc~ then could u b. 81
pectsd 70 ser anything bB' glory in
the record II Frsrcss7
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is in uowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will we assume payment
OF such debts under any eircum-
stances. Every employe of this office
Is paid promptly for work done, This
is to protect ourselves and the SELL
ing lic.-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Per G. w Nc
Knight, Manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

Kansas City surgeons are 10 re-
move boys tonsils on the theory
that they cause his evil disposition
The ancient Romans believed that
The seat of l0se was in the liver. but
no stern parent ever caused the re-
moyal Of this organ Of his daughters
anatomy as r. means to prevent an
plopsmeUf
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D Q . . . Q . . . . . . .
} ~ fHf ~siti. Ut &f.A .
D Q . . Q o. u1u . .

tss=asy ~ "a =ss=x
Theirs sac h8x fanaAlY fwmstee e
shs #EHESetaH asa aussfe families
Tm@ssaAs al sh~ einslessn sarssss
rear waaHtatn reak Score eighty
uss ~evs sfvstat or thts raost 81
8uyab3r ascs3sos 80 ts@3rE related
A. noaa naasF the spFvsa'aa ,fs'~s.
h&s ainaeF # "a }s~eg mea fasats sna
al AlaHs ~ Roed thfuEa so Sat sac
spread Amaos fhn lmsass'iate fsia
tixt@ pvs#rpt w~ey NJ aga AFN 1e~
EtaRgetoa and fsutlv ledge F3osa
s8B9lrtaH and tamilf ~ koaaise
NJ nArr8n Alne3cfua and tsn ghil-
fren ~ n Louis Tom Singleton
Mv sad Mrs FfasA Aoofr and
daughters O., fiamlltoa ruaHfY. Mrs
Moore telug Mrs Singleton sister
ard Nj Moore brother to Mira Sin
E5ctou ST. AID Ase a. " Erwin
and family If aaG Mrs I'd Lose,
NJ ana Mrs. Frank Ha~ kins Nfs
VIII Hawkins and children II Mid
lothian Nj and Mrs Wash Fields
and daughter II Port Worth. r. J.
Dursitt and family of Midlothian.
Mrs Davis Mira Annie Newton Mrs
Tucker and daughters, Mrs Jim
GndfrsY aud children. Ma Sell Moore
and daughters Mr. Tom Newton aud
family. and others.
Friends Nho had not seen each
other for years met again To talk
ovsr old times. and the hour for
paF'5nE came all too soon. These re-
unions are eagerly looked forward
70 from year To year. and may there
be many more Of these happy occss-
tons with not one missing. Is the
wBHh Of the Light
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

OF course there is nothing per
sonal in this excerpt from the Kan
sas City Post The United States
senate may have blind member.
the first in its history, but physical
blindness is better than moral astig-
matism."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

The invitation To attend the re-
ception 10 Dee given 40 the home of
DR. W y Boyd on College street to-
morrow night is extended 10 every
one The event is eiyeu under the
auspices of the Baacrl aud Philan-
tbia Glasses uf fbr Methodist sunday
syhuu. De .h especially desired that
' LE tuuu- people attend
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

~ r. ward ~ Dversbgrg. Tenn .
writes This ls t8 certify that g have
used Orinc laxative E~llr srrap far
.hranlr constipation. and .t E8s pro-
ven. wfrho1f a 6ouhf fa te thor.
1agt practical remedy f0- fEs troz-
be asG b. IL vita pleasure offer
my Considerations refererCs q "
Fearte
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

That little song about Jesus pay
ing il all is touching. Too many peo-
pie are trying 20 settle their debts
by these sympathetic sight drafts ON
he bank of heaven. Even uewspa-
per ls touched occasionally
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

States rights has recently been
raised as one of the issues in the
Waters-Pierce OIL company litiga-
ton. United States (senator'sD
rights have long been an issue in the
case- Houston Chronicle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

We are reminded daily that no
search warrant is necessary in look
ing for trouble or finding fault.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

The worst thing about common
sense is that it is so questionable.
Nevertheless the average man appre-
ciates il when il is met with
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

An adjourned session Of the Tex
as Five Million club will be held at
Grand Prairie SATURDAY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns OF the
Daily Light WHY be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the atten-
ton OF the management.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

About the heaviest load his friends
have to carry is mans good opin-
ion of himself
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

The family medicine in uso<4s~nts -
honsxs for So vear>--Dr. ThAohs-sS LSsss
sed Floo< c~--n
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W. A. OWNBY City Editor
(Residence Phone, Bell No. 289)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-26

Obituaries, resolutions OF respect,
cards OF thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate OF 5 cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

The Red Cross Drug Go. received some fine Oranges and Apples on the last boat.
 April Edison Sold Moulded Records now on sale at Wlkldei's Monograph Parlors.
 A. B. Buttons Ar KERNs.
 The very latest in Jumper Waists, Silk Waists and Belts at Cameron's Suit and Skirt Co.
 Operator Drinkard, of Saina, came in this morning with the mail train.
 They say Cantwell's winter views and postals are tue best and most original ever seen in the coun- fry- 136
 FoR SALE-A No. : Rustler cock stove. Apply at Albemarle House.
 When you buy candy at the Red Cross Drug Store you are as- sured of it's being fresh. lOnlgNt.
 Eli Larson came in yesterday from Teikhell. where he has been freighting He reports the trail about ali gone in many places.
 Tan Hose, all sizes, at Ladies' Bazaar.
 Ice Cream Eater at the Montana
 D. P. Griswold came in with the Eagle and Chisna mail last night. He will remain on this end of the mail run all summer.
 The Santa Clara is billed to sail for the south Friday evening.
 La Martia Cigars-a really good smoke. Owl Drug Company.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

Stamped Linen Cellars at the Ladies, Bazaar.
 Franconia Embroidery Thread, all colors and all shades, at the Ladies' Bazaar
 Clean beds, fire and cooking utensils at Parkcrs. Bunk House, $1 50 per week. Mrs. Syring. Prop.
 Don't miss the Moving Pictures at the Montana tonight.