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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30
Two TRAINS DESTROY kD


NJ sissser. ! r.. Jan 20 IA
the curve Of ID. ksfY a. ,fgs De
city yesterday Affarn0oa Al I
s stszrs E-sAs- s..saass s#ftse fg&ta
kno~n a. ses. crashed gu 2 Bead
ena collision ~ttA a lexai pa@aen ger
boand for chAmt~rs nosh trains
~.re nearly demolished. the ssnsse
lspiaa estimated ~ SIS. $50 ". ~
hrtsFxev. engineer If she cattle
'rais. and u n Henderson. tirwmaa.
ewfs fasally husr
III liaf es IN ag~d ss a. 9oiie~s
\ gs.op~rg lval@on back burt
r. :, Niliiaua. fireman les bro,
keu
IL u Williams. freight brakeman.
head huet
G V lABtet bead brakeman ~
souibhoaud skatl fractured
T. Kniuay. conductor 81 fhe
southbouni hip bralen
s Rhodes IT the aoataboHpd
leg broken
The wreck i- said TO have resulted
from MISUNDERSTANDING Of orders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30
CHURCH SOCIETY MEETS.
Members Have a Delightful Ncctins
With Mrs. G.. VI. supple.

Mrs. c. NJ. Supple entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary society Of the First Pres
byterian church yesterday afternoon
at her home on College street. At
ter the business transactions We're
over delightful social hour follow
ed. in honor of Mrs supplies and
Mrs. Shiye's sister, Mrs G, O. Al
Wis. of Holdenville, !. T. Papers and
pencils were passed to guests and
on the papers We're Bible quotations
with blanks for missing words to
be supplied by the members. After
the contest the guests gathered in
The dining room, the dining table
being covered with a snowy cloth
In the center stood a vase of ionquils
and over the cloth were roses ar
tisticalIy arranged.
After q beautiful grace by the
minister. Mr. Gill. delicious refresh.
meuts of salad, sandwiches fudge
and hot chocolate were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

sls~ h.sss ABR to h~sf sh~sr shsF~ vt
The sasss. Such condition. sali for
remedy. and IL IL can't s~ foaas
In UossynnF Campss~Iita suggestions.
shcn ~ should ~ sought el@a acre
II ruparta ~ assh fiaxrani under
yalnatlua assoala bU fouaa uauus
@s.ss 80: ts~ property uf the stat.
is being asssesa~d 81 an approximate
III fair value. then the g"m.sss lies
Ia an lnes.aae ia tAe FAX rate fo4
certainly the state cant afford Is
f-pve before The ~orld anY ioaser rs
ne greatest la the anton. yet maaei"
IA cash its own paper Nhstsser saw
remedy II IL shogia Dc foaui aad APP
piled. aud the feftclt shosgd b.
made 10 get ap aud so and ssaF
uut ~ Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30
FAN ALTON.

When Governor Campbells re-
marks on the subject of taxation are
read even casually. it becomes APP
parent that he thinks tax lodging
is "a general thing and not confined
TO the railroads as the intangible
assets measure would indicate the
last legislature thought says the
Fort Worth star one thing that is
palpablc and needs correction i'm ass
sessing the property of the state is
that small farms and small tracts of
utilized lands are assessed much
nearer their real value than large
tracts In The same counties A~ long
as holders of large bodies of land
ten, twenty or thirty thousand acres
can get 30 on the assessors rolls
at fraction of It's rme value This
viii bc Jn encouragement lu keep
large areas OF rllable lands lea pas
ture. uuf 10 900 lands were faxed
equifahly. 30 would haN, tendency
20 subdivision and sHle fu farmers OF
al fhp TRACTS suitable for ,uI.ita-
I.ou. aud boz hat way increase the
.az receipt. Hut benefit .hs state by
IdI.ga .s lr lam, owners md asri-
cultural pf0dI,r. Th. governor y
suggestion .. rH .I.. eHd .Hsr as
.essr.H'. fUH. .H.H..u.. policies
rotrsiuE HsiiHiHss Uut .furss ~
Foods Hs flsf vifh .H, assessor fo
HaFf'. #.fHHi EHla.F appears
rather Ims.i. .ad unnecessary.
.ba4et .hse Is uaf 90 question that
.bi# ar Sos other means should bH
.mglnrrd 20 sst nearer Hm equitable
adIustmeu' af tax burden thsu nos
uFefalif ruaHtv board ~ eaHaiisa-
uuH havr .u f#r uot arromr'ishet
aE rHI htaHs In tt direction
ftt .aIe Hf 4tt,e .aHu .tanE~
go GEES Hf fhf .aete thar asss.aH
he 8uFtrE ffr uast .eaf tkeFr rae
aseu noticeable weakening NJ
equalization anHE.if be- severed nate.
kNsaf ST. en aee wss sdHsa s thr
E.Fsessss saIgatiau ~ saa kuiosle
nesI eeafs fle .gnni .laH Hsarfi
u haf eltr sua p auuse other alaus
fiss matter az ehamEsw have ..sep
nair YEA atfh 81 fsIH he wsafa De-
Asff ee1uagns aaa sFnwe There Is Re-
1ars ~ uniformity ~ taVHtfnu fhe
constitution enfn4Ha neh ronnfisse
arr asftgv sntssinw thp lnat 20 small.
er mu~s shs state gmmssfmffama as.as
wsenssv whseh fas state rwxwmws~
ar 7 saprix. and rexas. " fn~ midst
~ fN~ GREATEST pru~p~rstv ~ rs fhs~
cal resources. To claim - rsad~
that .n~ a..s<~m~ne rolls ~ som~
souseis~ r~Drv~sss aass about e.
~ c~ss II sAs actual szlas ~ tie
peuo>ssy. so sAas tA.s eo0lssica oA
sutD b - 0rps% 80 vaeAa% ~oas-
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PLATFORM DEMAND HEtpID,


Austin. Tex. Jan 30 In she
house Yesterday two measures Of
more than ordinary interest wero
passed the bin repeating the TAX
ou useful occupations and she bin
placing an annual tax nj $4,000 on
persons. firms and corporations
handling c O y liquor hIpments.
Although the repeal OF the osCupa-
ton tax Is platform demand. II
met with some opposition on the
ground that, AZ one sweep. II would
reduce The states revenue BIS S3h0.-
600 annually. As passed the act
was amended so as TO exclude tin
Grant physicians surgeons oculists,
medical or other specialists of any
kind from It's benefits. a tax OF $50
per year being placed on these The
bill is 10 take effect i'm January,
1905.
In the senate the most important
action taken was the passage with
out a dissenting vote, of the anti
nepotism bill, The measure is prob
ably the most radical of its kind
ever drawn. providing for the remov-
al from office Of any legislative. eX-
ecutive or judicial officer appoint
ing or voting for the appointment to
any state office of any person rela-
ted 10 him by affinity or consan-
guinity to the third degree,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

Another promise is recalled The
Houston Post says. Many of the
important newspapers ot the north
have printed the statement that
Senator Bailey was reelected on
condition that be would resign ii
the investigation proved his guilt of
the charges which his enemies have
made AGAINST him There is not one
word OF truth in thc statement Sen
atof RlUsys election was absolute
Iy unconditional senator Bailey s
election was just as complete and
just as final a- that of anr uf the
many senators reelected uu fhe
Sam. Itr. and ECO Gar Hs tU, Iea.sl1-
tgu. concerned fheIs srr uo
stFus attached fu fHr election
Some people mIy he surprised H
tti.. Boo. h. .s gudnIUtgd's .as TRUTH
Ha BE- souirnus rhe tate The Heus-
Ipn rost a boa a position f9 pegh
hutlNuiaHttIf AUa fhls nelne true
4Naf H .h, uee of wasting lm, nod
Maa. ua al .1s,eIIaafi1u that Iau
have no effect ouo way M anatheF
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FogNin EIr.I~ NIfsN
Wei. y uaeu Hinistet sud iN-s 'nn'
fest@rntss ~uldlef Itis=

fsfAfAtf ~stfsitfF INV
TFe fnifowinE wHe atHf He HHt
.l um 8u1tAwalts aaif Date
uI f.uMr Ems and spfA PRE- ibis
1rmtUee Daliaa Serve
~Rrv John A. r BAIRD aiei taa
#er.N at tIs HuH~ in WaaiH COS au
Hg -sfh imt FHr Wane uear 1e
sas "a urlhoaiss ngsthfs lB fhv
urawnwnod eouutFv sod Ras veil
nuwn nv fhu earfv settlers Bs sae
re- member ~ fbe twentieth a"sisia
f8Fn
Captain " ~ G~fEsnaaasF ~
NAxahaehim was sell acquainted
~ifh tns sahlsc' ~ 'hs above sAessh
Mr.. s.txsnaan.r said 'hsf Re
aairvF vas al ~x-cnusesierase soldtsr
and ~nlkst~a IA rs 8rEv a. . ta~m-
s.r - Company =. T..afth Texas
cavalry HIS nznv comrades "a 'hss
counsy win ssnc~r~ly r~sr~s 70 learn
u has death NJ Sssx~nd2n~r said
h. s2s . high Eisd~s. honorable
aAA. Az . asavs akA sSs~ sss1aaS.
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:, CARD.

In retiring from the grocery bus
mess. ! take this method OF thank.
ing my customers for their liberal
patronage during the time I have
been In business. / desire TO especial.
ly thank the ladies who have shown
50 plainly their appreciation OF my
efforts 10 do q Legitimate business
! also desire to say for my successor
thar during his stay with me he has
shown himself we'll adapted 90 the
business. re Knows Your demands
uui B. win afford him pleasure "a
supply them . ann sure ho win treat
sou us we'll AS have and ask foi
him 80 fair share OF vour business
R,speCtfuIlN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

uE~ ~ tte woFsf features - std.
ney froabte is hat 80 Ia aH lusidioas
diae&ss and a@foFe the victim geailaes
Ais danger he may have a fatal maia-
dy TaNe Foleya KIdnsy Care a the
fggst sign of frauhle 81 Bio cogre~ss
iFfesulaFliles and prevents Bfixhs's
disease ard disttoa u ~ FsNvss
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ptIik ttsDD NIL

From What tn Eat
We've heard about nIll najles wlld
Rfl an other chaps.
OF Hello BIN and nuffalo niii.
rather famous yapa
nut at th present ~ritiu Rhsn
we'vr lots @ space "a tiu.
We want 20 boosi tn star 81 all iha'
noted Pure Food 1911
when Bnl rs came from congress.
be wanted whisky straight
An is Kind a. most particular whcn
be starts 10 irrigai".
An iust "a same about his food
when he wants to eat his fi|l
No poison stuff ia his. he SAYS
Pure Food Blll
Hes set agin' I'll coal tar dyes. tn
flavors and tn dope
They makes from out u garbage, an
BIN is right, / hope.
An We ought to stand right by him
with good an hearty win;
Y ri hst r. Is BtfAAh BfNf0AtA - AtF"t tAtf-
ere Pure Food BIN
He saws there's lots o. sausage that's
made from scraps and meal,
An there's lots o potted chicken
that's built o. sickly veal;
An there's boric acid In tn ham we
put upon the grill
An he's goin' to have EN- stop It,
saws Pure Food Bill.
We kinder like BINS liquor. for we
know it's pretty pure,
An It won't rot out our in ards, O
that we're certain sure,
An we kinder think Bill's fodder II
give strength to brain and
will,
So we're whoopin' up tn virtues O.
Pure Food Bill.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

RyieVIue to Che above viii sas
thai SHALL strive fo csrry out Mr.
f.aaW,iia business principle, and
~tIl do my Hest to please the Trade
Ai1 wola lut che past ten years hss
bssu tleuE lbls IlR, aud aaaurs
sou taaf uf am favored vith you
hnsiusss shall try hard go merit T.
foufs fH please.
rN LYNN REAGOW
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

>s@ Orleans and Fvfuw. s. IS
ApsuMnf Mardi efss carnival ON
sale F.b ed Tea ltth Inclusive Limit
Sch &sfh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

The government will continue 10
fool the peolpe with free seed, the
lower house of congress having vo-
ted 90 continue the appropriation for
their distribution
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

You can pay your poll TAX before
the close of tomorrow and Doe "a part
of the government After tomorrow
YOU viii De forced to pay your tax
with costs added. besides having no
more TO do with public affairs than
am alien or convict.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

pre-disposition not 10 believe a
man on oath does not preclude the
possibility OF the truth being told
under such conditions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

After having completed an in
vestigation of everything else in
sight let the legislature Investigate
itself behind closed doors
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

Pay your poll tax and likewise in
terest yourself in the matter OF good
roads,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

Great ISLANDERS from little preju-
dices grow large talk from vicious
rasCals flow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

NICE Line OF visiting cards at the
Daily Light office. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

w. \. OW\Bi City Editor
(Residence Phone, Bell No 291D
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

Obituaries. resolutions OF respect.
cards of .thanks--all matter not
NEWS--will be charged for at the
rate of ) cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-30

Clean ses the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow compilations Of
pimples and blotchcx.
IL - guaranteed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

MFR. Lamport came to saleln IT, to
tsee at which time he launcheu n''
s,s,noss luO u,on the sea of enterprise
Tho heqtnning Of this establishment
aas Iito all other pioneer business
-. q was started in rather
small way. but by honorable anu w
r,oht dealings with the public TO-
ether with the superior grade o'
Goods handled. It has climbed 'ns
ladder Of success and scaled the wan
os T nrosperity. until It now occupies
most important place in the Ousl-
ness world Of oregon.
The business has grown TO sue"
magnitude tha. the quarters now OF.
cnnio5 comprise nearly 5000 feet Oh
eoor space The building is a t"o-
storv brick structure. 22 by 100 zee.
IN dimensions. The first floor Is uSeu
90 tbe salqsroom and manufacturing
dopartment. wlile on the second hoor
,s 70 he found a full line of fine car
,ioges and buggles of the latest styles
and natterns Mr.. Lamport has the
5,s,inction of being ir this line oi
business lor-er than any other man
IN the state Of oregon. and has oc'
cupIed his present stand since lS,z'
Mr. Lamport has always had the
reputatlon of supplying his patrons
with the best in material. as well as
in workmanship. and carries one OF
the largest and most complete lines
of harness to be found in the state
His manufacturing department Is
eouipped with the latest labor-saying
machines and appliances used In the
manufacture Of harness. and a num-
her of skilled workmen are employed
the year around In the repairing
line an work Is executed In a neat
and artistic manner and never iails
TO give perfect satisfaction. There
ls also 20 be found at this establish
ment a line Of whips. suprs, blank
cts. and in fact everything that Is
known to the business.
Since Mr.. Lamport came to Salem
his life has been an open book to the
public He gives close personal at
tentlon TO his business. and has by.
his honorable methods and fair deal
Ing won the esteem Of his fellow
business men. as well as his patrons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
SALEM STATE BANK.
A Modern Financial Institution
Which Il Growing Rapidly.

A Modern Financial Institution
Which Il Growing Rapidly.
Salem Is a conspicuous example Of
financial strength and integrity, and
the men who have charge Of It's anan-
clal institutions are conceded to
have more than average executive
ability and business Judgment. They
are as rule progressive in their
methods and adopt those plans which
the business world has tried and
found safe and successful. Through
them our capital city is becoming
more and more important as fnan-
cial center OF the state.
Prominent among Salem's leading
banking institutions. one that Is
held In the highest esteem by the
general public. is the Salem State
bank. II Is located In the heart OF
the business portion OF the city, and
its counting rooms contain every
convenience known 10 the banking
business. The management devotes
IT'S attention TO the needs OF the
commercial community and extends
TO firms aud corporations and indiy-
iduals every accommodation their
responsibility and balances warrant,
aud that legitimate banking viii per-
NIT This concern carries ON an the
departments usual 10 a nrst-class
banking institution, making loans
and discounts I'm accordance with
accepted banking principles, buying
and selling bonds and exchange Of
the commercial public while It's saw
ings department Is OF valuable as
slstance In helping woge-earners TO
acquire competency, ana is a de-
pository OF assured safety for large
or small deposits Il uses every
modern system which In any way
tends 20 enhance. facilitate OF heuc-
NJ financial transactions.
The management is liberal and
careful. while no questionable risks
are taken, any legitimate enterprise
ON sound basis may always depend
upon generous treatment at the
hands Of this institution. while az
the same time q carefully guards the
interests Of de9osltors. protecting
them against any possibility OF risk.
From the inception OF this bank
its reputation for promptness and
fidelity In responding 70 an monetary
demands which Il has so deseryedly
earned, as wen as the character OF
iis increasing patronage, places 10
among the leading and reliable bank
ing enterprises OF the state. Its
every action Is conservative. aud "a
is one OF the most carefully MANAGED
banks In the west
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

-. colo some three years a.
Dehv.', ,, n,oce he was also engaged IN
',a wn''a arpcery business He oeca'ue
Thoroughly familiar with luls ','o ,,oor
.no,o"S ',,'s. while in Denver where Keen
e,,,,on DuS'ne', makes modern method
co",p,, l.,ractIye stock, and close atten'
an, an ~ npsiness necessary to success
,,on n',oe,,inp by his business tralnlns
t. nenver. Mr.. Harvey applied ''s
rn,es TO his present business WIN
snccess beyond his fondest 'Np'''"
tions. 400 Court
.,roet and is stocked with hisn'
o,oss Grade of fancy and staple gro
onr,os embracing everything known
- hrsiness. The line of groceries
~, ~ ~, hoon carefully selected with RET,
erence - TO their purity and merit ana
,no,ndes a complete assortment oi
canned and bottled goods eNl,o,'s .',
and spices, -four and staple ar''.'Is -
generally. A feature Of the stoch NE p
The solendld assortment of fine teas
and cofrees of the very best brands
which are guaranteed for purity anu
excellence. ,-..
Mr. Harvey conducts his business
upon thoroughly modern plans uel''-
erlng goods free Of charge to any
mart Of the city, and the prices quoted
on all goods are of uniform rank.
Honest equivalents Is the motto Oh
the establishment and this conditlon
nreyars through the adoption ana
enforcement Of methods character
ICED by the strictest integrity
Since his establishment here Mr.
Harvey has made loyal ana puolic-
splrited citizen, always giving imam
clal aid to any enterprise that has Tor
lts object the upbullding of Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

within the past four years ana
half more than $4,000 have Deen
given to the willamette university
and OF this amount Salem has CON
,rlbuted $4,000. And 1t is with
good cause that the city donates so
literally, for it is due largely to TINS
lpstltution that we are able 10 call
salem the capital Of oregon.
The university is Christian. not
sectarian. fosters every influence and
means which promote the spiritual
welfare Of its students. Every citi-
zen Of Salem feels that too much can
not be said Of praise and extolment
of this excellent institution OF learn
ing and IT'S able management"
John II. Coleman. d. d.. Is presi-
dent of the university.
Officers of BOARD Of Trustees.
Philip Buehner, president. Portland
r. S. Mcdaniel, vice-pres. Portland
A. N. Bush, er.,...'' salem
c. o. Boyer, secretary ......'' 'saiem