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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

The Medlco-sareicsl Institute wlll
open its offices in the Texas Mort
gae Ranking company building Mon
day. June 3 These doctors come 10
Waxahaehie highly recommended.
both commercially and professional
~
The ehiof examining physician
and surgeon, Or Roberts. II well
known in Ellis county. and has as
ISOLATED with him several Of the best
physicians In the state of Texas; men
who are graduates of European col
leges, as well as the best colleges OF
the Uaitod States.
The president and general manager
OF the institute seems TO lie phiian-
thropist. for he is going to give medi-
free for thirty days. The only expense
TO YOU will be for medicines. This
institute will treat all chronic and
deep-seated diseases OF men, women
and children. The eye, ear, nose and
throat given special attention.
Call at the offices of the Medico-
Surgical Institute and convince your
self that they, after examination, can
tell YOU more about yourself than
YOU can tell them.
office hours: s a. m. to s p. III.
Special hours for ladies from 2 p. m.
to 5 p. M. Location. in the Texas
Mortgage Banking Co.'S building.
AS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

Frank M Weaver is one mass OF
radiating smiles today. He sheds ms
beaming countenance like uuch
sheds water, and he doesn't nina
telling the cause of his JOY. His big
ranch in Dawson county got an olu
fashioned gulley- washing doWnpour
Wednesday. and it needed it about
as bad as it is possible to CONCEIVE
Il got telephone message from
r e Weaver last night telling me
that the real thing in the way of
rain had fallen on the rapch, anu
that is why | am feeling good TO-
day." said Mr.. Weaver 1hurSoaS
morning.-Fort Worth star.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

No use riding all over NuNahach-
le or tolographing all over creation
lost motion in trying to iind
sooa cook or housc-eirl for your
.Nlfr tell her to put want adV"t-
tissmcut in the Daily Lieht aud hef
Nsnt viii Doe quickly filled VA iaci'
II you haye any Kind of 20 want
helm or situation. ur II you want in
huy or sell anything. adNerils" It w
IA. Daily Light wants Neaf'f
..yert body Ia town reads Daily lsght
wants and the reply department
resembles small puet"itic' De
cause everyone IL answeflnE DAM
fmhf wants Phuu" ifN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
II. and Il. G, Round TriD kaics.

Fort Worth-On sale June olh anu
morning train June 9th. hate
$40. Limit June IA.
Beaumont-On sale June YIN. hate
slO.45. Limit to leave Beaumont
June 18Th.
Uouston-On sale June 9Th Rate
$3.50. Limit to leave Houston
June 18th.
Philadelphia, Pa.-On sale Jnly -
~ and 18th. Rate S4l.Ao. Llii'''
TO leave Philadelphia July 20
San Antonio-One sale June 9th
and 18Th. Rate $500. Limit June
10th A.
Atlantic City, n. J.-On SAFE NAY
Goth. 31st and June list. hate
s54.55. Limit to leave AtIahuc
City June 10th.
Ausrln. rexas-On sale June Sun 'th
12th and 18th. Rate 500. Liii''
tn leave Austin August @rd.
Austln. Texas ON sale June loth
and nth. Rate seas. Limit 10
leave Austin. June lith.
Navasota. Texas -One sale june 20
rate s7.0O. Limit to leave NaVaso-
IA June Goth.
J. c. KENNEDY, T. A.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

salt lake. Cgah. Ma ~ --Je@5 IL
-rysi5h. pfw.tf~Hs IL iaT 1ssHsss=
cfusrA hn~ declared fsa=ss$ ~ So
nerass are useless ssp~nse ard Sac
given orders rs stop shfa ~&sfefai
hahHt Maslr AZ funerals nzHst aFgw
after fse eoufinna 10 sUgua0a hYnsas
llo alec says
Husbands = hyn YouF aiwss d.
H Is yBus dugr SO ess Rnusswf afr
hRrr asinest 50 Fzisitsf ssssssAsssssf
u an not nalnd saYlaE thar ! haee
1--WE wtvva and forts thsrr ehlldress
aatA President smEsh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

Sunday, June I'd:
Topic: The Boy King Leaoef'
Walter Huckabee
Read in concert Exodus 20, SO
Short history of life of King JOS
eph by Miss Mary Tingle.
Chronicles, 34:1-4, Miss Mary
Geddings.
Chronicles, 34:5-7, David Bar
row.
2 Chronicles, 34:S-13, Miss Mao
dine Davis.
9 Chronicles, "a: 14-19, Miss Ruth
Kidd.
2 Chronicles, 34:21-25, Miss Al
ice Smith.
. chronicles, 34:26-2S, Miss Eva
Calvin.
2 Chronicles, 34:29-33, Leon
Johnson.
. Chronicles, 35:1-6, Reaves
Watson. ~,
2 Chronicles, 35:23-27, Miss Ed
ma Cunningham.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

The saHta W. g3lr drisius fr~~
have t@saa hegp FOR n.xeral DAYS thi#
~cck AT woFk on the railroad aaBsp
t..la@ toam ~herv the dif1 SLIPS
8wR8 80 hAasB during rains, THe8
are driving hra9E plllng alonEsl'i" q
The dump ard also strengthening fhe
fnadtea wheSc the volcano g..
By tho wAY. still burning Mr. loe
Field. the pump man al the tank.
SAWS q is more than year aimee he
first Hatircd he smok. issuiug from
the ground there Midlothian Ar
gus
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

Twelve Young people from hli'a
county won honors lea the N"fih
Texas Stat. Normal ui Denton ih'
mast yDr Thc tym closed last wees
Nifh the usual graduating eNet'iar.
4 toial of t@t ooftilloat'@ to ''A'h
school and diplomas were awarded.
Of th, cptHucates tfl we're liif'
eadr aud i>e second sgadc Folio"
tnn are tb, names of fhc Eiiis conn
IA. .naarts who nateiyod certificate
and diplomas
Ffr.f grade h IL Barb. NNl't'
cohen aud Emma Ar'4Ha'i"ir
second Grade - q Cos. William
Ruftafd. Frankie Hawkins. X p
ttniishaueh. MARI kecsse. "
kuur. n ~ giusey. Liumir o N's''
p,nlama % s HoiiahauEh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
ENGINEER INDICTED
Grand Ju,y Returns True Bill as h'-
suit of Crossing Accident

sun w
Weatherford, Texas, May 'I.
The grand jury has found true
hin against John Jay. the en-ihe'i
who was driving the Texas ana ''-
cific locomotive Noy. IS, last aI '"'
Fort Worth street cros-lns 'h
Weatherford. when John b. Clover
his wife ana 7-mouthS-Hld baby were
instantly kued Iay u1s been arrest
ed and placed under BOND "i ? Wv
For many months Hn a.emp. h"u
been made 90 get 90 Wal.tmun pia'r'
at the fatal crossiue ud SINCE .h'
accident iu which Glover ANA "l'
vouna wife and baby -H I'si 5h'''
MOO. Ia u.stehmau !. uuU EuU. thrfc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

We gro pleased 90 announce thai
Foley's Honey and Tar log 'onFns'
colds ana lung troubles s MOE affect.
cd rs thc national nura good ana
drug law as it contains uV nWa''s or
other harmful druEs and w" r''"'"'
mend IL a. a safe remedy iur children
and adults u " FCurlE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

Ms q 4. Jackson has been ci''s''-
h. confined for the past thr"" ~''''As
sn accomnf IT sickness with her ~"
children ig.r friends all he pleased
ss LEARN that th"s are abir 9" b. oni
awaln.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
Trains TO BE Discontinued.

Waco. Texas, May 31.-Two trains
which have been running between
Hillsboro and Austin are TO be dis-
continued by the Katy after today.
The trains were run to carry the 'N
IRA passenger business OF rev
months ago, but are now not needed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

The nickel Store has ts" "'"
.,..,,.s- .rarsscana and 'i"baf""
"a. hs, for rash. #ell iof cash. Nv
t..no~ iu huslas~s Wen ain. ''"N ~
Teal a AYres.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
The Sewing Circle.

On account of the bad weather,
there was no meeting OF the TUESDAY
afternoon sewing circule this week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
odd Fellows, Tonight.

Regular meeting at Odd Fellows
hall tonight. Two candidates Tor the
initiatory degree. Nomination OF OF
fiCers.
WILL RAG.STON, y. O.
G. II. GIBSON. Secy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31

Read tn. Advertisements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
BILLY DOLE LEAVES YALE.
Veteran Boxing Teacher to Coach
 Wesleyan Team

William C. Dole. head boxing in ,tructor at the Yale gymnasium, will fin few days accept position as head coach of the Wesleyan track team.
 Professor Dole has had long experience in this line of work. hsv- ins been for many years fslc's head track trainer. Under his instruction many of the most prominent of fale's old athletes were produced.
 Wesleyan has about the best pros pects of any team in the New Eng land collegiate league. as the fore casters figure it. This league in- cludes Dartmouth. Williams. Brown, Tufts. Amherst. Bowdoin. Trinity, Bates and Colby
 Professor Dole will begin his work at Middlstown April I2 and will re- turn to his position of Yale boxing instructor. in May after conditioning the Middletovn athletes. While pro lessor Dole is at MiddIetoun. Mosey King will teach the Yale men ho~ to box.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
Sudden, League Standing.
LrNDIN CABLES TO SWEDEN.

Hjalmar Lundin eabIed challenge tc the winner of the wrestling carni- val in Sweden. Grapplers from sev- eral countries are taking part in the bouts and the final contest will take place soon. Mir Lnndin intends to % abroad in the summer and he would like to arrange a match with the rec ognized champion. He said he would go to Sweden first and later 70 to London. where he expects to vrestle al the Olympia and some Of the other music halls George Hackenschmidt. the Russian Lion. makes s5.ee0 a week wrestling in London MT Lun- din intends to train Charles Olson if the latter makes match with E. J. OConnelI of New Haven. The only thing that stands in the way of a match is the referee Mr Lundfu said yesterday that Bill Crowley would be acceptable to him Mana ger AndersonTs first choice vas John C- Long but the New Haven people objected to Nr Long,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
Polo League Standing.
POLO WHITES.
New Haven tomorrow night.

New Haven tomorrow night.
 New Britain running one more.
 Fans will have chance to sec scrappy Gardner of the New Hapens tomorrow evening.
 George Bone is again in the lineup and Waterbury will have to step some to take victory from that New Ha- ven bunch.
 Nick McGilvray is hastening to- ward Waterbury as fast as the stean, cars can bring him. He may h" in the lineup for Waterbury in Bridge port tonight and if he is, there should be something doing,
 The polo league managers are not to be caught mapping as was evi- denced by that visit of the franchise committed to Springfield yesterday. It is good betting now that Springfield and Holyokc will be taken in, in or der to forstal the efforts of the base ball managers.
 Mc(;ilyray may he played in the center position for the local team. It all depends upon himself. If he wish cs to rush Murray may be east in the center part of the floor and the boy is just fast enough to break up combina- tions and juggle the ball to the men in front of him.
 That New Haven game to-morrew evening should he corker and no mistake. The players from the Yale town are as fast as any in the league at the present time. still we will he strengthened ourselves and we cer- tainly are not going to let many games get ny us this week. We are not predicting anything. but we certainly would like to take a game from Bridgeport on her own i floor. Perhaps we will turn the trick tonight and if VIC do watch out for us. for wc will go out for that pen nant with a rush that can't he stop ned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
POLO
LEAGUE MAY
 BRANCH OUT
Polo Managers May Fore,taIl th' Base Ball Men by Taking in
 Springfield and Holyoke.

Springfield, March 1S.--In order to become better acquainted with inc conditions, the franchise committee of the Connecticut Roller Polo league, to which the franchise applications of Springfield and Holyoke were refer red at the meeting of the league di- rectors fin New Haven last Sunday inspected the Lyman street rink in this city and the Rollaway rink in Holyoke yesterday afternoon. From all appearances they were much inn pressed with the possibilities of league polo in both cities and it is be- lieved that a report to grant admis- sion to the two Massachusetts cities in the Connecticut circuit will be made by the committee at the league meeting to be held next Sunday. The franchise committee is made up of Manager Starkie of Hartford. Mana ger Hanna of New Britain and Mana ger McMahon of Waterbury.
 Manager Starkie took his polo players to Wallingford Saturday night and trimmed the farmers, f to |. It was Wallingfords first de- feat of the week and Hartford's first victory in foreign fields in some time. The team work of the Hartfords was little too much for the borough people. Hartford made a goal in the first period, one in the last and two in the second, while Wallingford made one. Doherty was referee and 900 saw the game.
 New Haven was beaten in New Britain Saturday night, to 3, in a rough house game. Gardner of New Haven enraged the crowd by his tac- tics and some of the hot headed fans wanted to punish him. Schiffer bumped into Bill Miller and was cut in the eye. Harold broke cage with terrific drive. The attendance was 1,i00.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
UpS0n, Singleton < Co.
 se-93 BANK STREET
BASKETBALL.
Big Contest on for To.night-0ther
 News of Game.

The strongest basketball five Nau gatuck has ever sent to Waterbury will play the All Waterbury basket bill five at Eagles hall tonight. The big game will begin at 9:15 o'clock preceded by a preliminary contest be tween the Boys club and the Ems of Naugatuck. Pete Foley, manager of the Naugatuck football team and Joe Dews of the best local players will officiate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
Bicycles.

If you are thinking of buying a Wheel this year. Come Here. We Claim and do Sell Bicycles and Bi- cycle Fixines cheaper than any other store. We Buy for Our Twelve Stores Bicycles in Carload Lots. We are therefore able to sell for less than the smaller buyers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
STUDENTS ROWLING LEAGUE.

Two games were bowled in the Student Bowling league of the Y. N. c. A. Saturday and as a result of the games two teams are still tied for first place. The scores were as fol- lows:
 First game. Tomatoes i..2e. Typhoons 2.00s: second game. Hurri- canes 2,l0s. Cyclones 1850.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
Guard

Scorc-Giants 15. lroqnos F; goals from field, R. Relfit ?. Patchen 7, kil- duff 1. Leopold 1, Wilson l. IT. Bel fit {. Tripp 2: goals from foul. T. Bel fiji I. Referee. Castle: umpire, Wat son: scorer. Goodyear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18

KopoL dige<ts what you eat sni quickly oyeromes Indigestion. which is a forerunner tc Dyspepsia IL is made in strict conformity to the Ns- tiouaI Pure Food and Drugs Law sud is sold on a guarantee relief plan
 Sold by H. W Lake Drug Co and Jo- s>ph A. Smith. SIS Bank street,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
FIRST OF THE SERIES.

The Giants and the Iroquois of the Junior Basketball league of the '. NJ. c. A., who were tied for first place at the close of the season, played the first of a series of three games on Saturday. It was hotly contested match and until just before the whis- tic blew looked like either team for the victory. The Giants managed to wrest the first win by the score of I5 to 12. The lineup and summary: Iroquois. Giants.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
SECOND SECTION GAMES.

Two games were played in the Sec ond section of the Y. N. C. A. Bas- ketball league on Saturday with the following results:
 Yale. Dartinoutn' Hoadley (capp .Squires tcaptb
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
Second Section standin

Tbe winsted bssketbaII team de feated the Laufer A. C. five Of Jersey City in a one-eided hut excitine con test at the win<ted srmory Saturday eyenIng $ to c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18

Score. 14 to 2. favor Yale: held
 goals. Bruneau :. Devine |. Ash H.; foul goals. Hoadley {. Squires 2; two points given Yale for having team on
 floor on time: referee. Mcfarland:
 scorer and timer. Stahl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18

Score. 2s to IT. favor Columbia: field goals. Stahl ,. Kopp 3. Donahue :. Moeller 2. Clsffey 2. Dyson 2. Webb 2. Phalen |: foul goals. Stahl {. Claffey I. Game protested
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
sch.du,c for Amateurs This Week.

Tuesday evening-First game. All Brooklyn vs Clock Co: second game, Benedict X Burnham vs Roger Bros.
 Thursday evening-First game. Second Wards vs South Ends: second game. Co G vs Hamilton Parks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18

The Trinity basketball team oi Hsrtfcrl was defeated Saturday at West Point by the Army team. 5' to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
1" DAN CING."

Glasses Monday and Saturday ev. .nings. Advanced class Friday even ing Class for beginners starting TburSday evening. Narrh Fist. Re- cept;on Monday evening. March fsfh.
 Mr and Mrs John F- Kicks dsnrinx academy. a East Main ssre>t. TeIe- phone fS1-s Dance haII can be ren1- d on Tuesday and wednesdsy evss- inE- {
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18

James ]. Jeffries will sail for Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm on June 10. His wife will go with him and a tour of the Continent will be made. This does not look as if Jeff was all In financially or intends to reenter the ring for some time to come.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-26

By
ELLSWORTH KELLEY.
NUNDAY morning, Sunday morn
- ing in Junei

NUNDAY morning. Sunday morn
- ing in Junei
~ Two old men sat under the
shade of the maple trees in
the front yard while the church bells
tangled and Jared and doomed over
the housetops and out across the val
ley.
"'Pears to me like church bells SCUM
purties' when you's away OFF from
'em, two or three miles, say volun-
teered the old man with the billygoat
beard, he whom the boys a~ffectionately
called Uncle Joe."
Same way with a brass band" OBJ
served Uncle Billy, he of the smooth
shaver face. you git up close an 1t
sort o. rasps your nerves an breshes
your fur all the wrong way. But git
away of, say bout half a mile of a
still evenin', an 1 kin shet my eyes
an imagine l hear h heavenly hosts
a-twangin' on their harps an poundin'
their cymbals."
Yes, I've noticed the same thing,
Bill. Say. do you remember when we
was little dodgers, when we first begin
to go pardners, IN heerd a church bell
the fust time? We imagined it said.
Come, oh come jest as plain as
speakin'?"
.Shorely, shorelyi An that reminds
mel It's gittin' mighty near church
time, an l must be pokin' along. Joe,
/ wisht-old as You air, tool wisht
you'd go to church-oftener."
Old Uncle Joe nodded.
81 s'pose you do, Bill, l s'pose you do.
I'd like to, real well, but not today
I can't go today. Fact is, Bill. 1 don't
want you TO do anything ag'in your
conscience, but ~ laid on to TAX a
walk today, a little walk gu in the
country. As 1 said, l don't want you
to do anything ag'in your conscience,
but I'd kind o set my mind on havin'
you go with me-"
Much ,obleeged, Joseph, much
obleegedi But 1 couldn't think OF IT.
twenty years. An'-do you think II IS
right to go a-wanderin' of thai way
on Sunday? Do you, now?r
"Righti Shuekst or course it is.
Look here, Bill. Fer the sake OF argy-
ment, IA we take a walk We go out
along the green hedgerows. We see
the wild roses bloomin' al the growin'
corn. We hear the mockin' birds
a-singin' fit to kill We lake great. big.
fuil breaths of country air-same as
we used to when we were partners.
Don't you remember how we used to
see who could make his chist swell
the biggest? Healthy, wasn't lit All
them things Is Innocent an all them
things is good. Who made .em7 God.
What fer did be max 'em7 Fer you
an me to enjoy. How can we enjoy
'em here In town. We jest can't
which Is worst, now2 You 60 70
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-26

same Identical tricks. An licked fer
what? Jest cause you was a-havin'
the only downright, rale good time
you eve got a chance to have. 1
never had any boys of my own, but
I'll tell you right here that if 1 had
forty boys. an they all wanted to go
swimmin' on Sunday, why, they could
go, an what's more, I'd go with EN-"
The audacious wickedness of such a
sentiment fairly took away Uncle Bill
ly's breath.
why, Joseph, you-you shorely
wouldn't think O. bein' so wickedr'
wicked nothin'! That's jest the
way o used to talk when we was
boys-pardners. 1t was Joseph al
Joseph An you was into as much
devilment as 1 was too! An always
maxim folks believe at 1 led you into
1t! Dog my skin! I'm goin' to have
that fish if l a to wad in an
chase him out on the bank"
Uncle Joe had, while talking, aiken
a hook and line from his pocket and
fastened it to an abandoned pole.
Then he managed to catch a grass
hopper. He impaled it to his satisfac-
ton and CAV n cast that showed he
A~o OHNN OSNA - ~ GASiSA
But deXterous as was the cast the
bass refused to rise to the alluring
hopper. Uncle Billy sat in the shade
and looked on with grave troubled
face. What would old Brother Nee
cham say if he were to heal of his
deviation from the straight and mar
row path? No doubt at his moment
Brother Meecham was standing up be-
fore the ''class" telling his hopes and
fears, his temptations and triumphs.
What if the Lord should call me
right now an find me here at the river
fishin'?"
The agony of the thought mace TN
Gle Billy groan aloud.
"Shet up, Bill Fish Won't bite If
you make SO much noise"
81 don't care if they don't! Joe,
you're old enough to know better than
to fish on Sunday
well, stop you clatter OIL I'll come
back there an make you"
Now, it had been Uncle Billy's fail
ing when a boy not to be able to take
a dare" He always got the worst of