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REGIsTER's ORDERS


STATE OF DELAWARE. IN THE REG
isIESS SdIsiis,, COURT, NEW CASTLE
In the matter OF the proof Of a certain
paper writing. purporting 70 be the iast
viii and testament Of Elizabeth b. Floyd.
dccea sed
AND NOW TO WIT. this Thirtieth day
Of october, A. d. 1901, Il appearing 70 the
Register that the citation Issued In this
case has been returned by the sheriff non
sunt invent as to Frank McManuG, Isa-
bella McManus. Harold McMahus and
Willard IL. Mcdowell, and that they are
out Of the state and cannot be served with
process
IT is THEREFORE, ORDERED by the
Register that the said Frank McManus,
Isabella McManus. Harold McManus and
Willard II. Mcdowell, appear before the
Register al his office IN Wilm ngton or
Wednesday the Twelfth day OF November
next. AZ 10 o'clock a. m, that being the
time and place appointed by the Register
for the hearing Of the proof OF a certain
paper writing. bearing date Novemhel
/ 70 be the last VIII and Testament o
| Eliza beth B. Floyd deceased,
: AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED b,
/ the Register Of Wills. that a copy OF thi
order be published IN The Evening Jour
i nal, a daily newspaper OF the city o.
/ wilmington aforesaid, for the period o
/ ten DAYS preceding the said Twelfth da,
/ on November and that the further con
| alteration OF the matters aforesaid b
| continued 20 the time and place mentione
" '''' FRANCIS NJ WALKER,
osi-1Ot Register OF Wills.
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EDUCATIONAL

Young man, listenl have an educa-
uonai course in enc OF the most re-
putable schools in the country which !
VIII sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge. but YOU'RE mis-
taAen. Educate your Brains. Don't
De the Jack Horner OF your town Get
educated. The course ! have for sale
ID well worth investigating.
Address p. o. Box. 1921.
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FOR SALE.

s,r Of the finest tive and one-half story
houses that have ever been erected In this
c'yv racing the Boulevard and only one
sn,,.r re away from H. within one square
Sfthe trolley, commanding an unob-
oetr,,cted view Of Brandywlne hundred
.s.ase homes are located IN the heart OF
ne best and most rapidly improving sec
zion of the city. Containing eight rooms,
hsth pantry, large storeroom on the third
Soor cemented cellar with heater, and
Win the best and latest sanitary appoint
,,,e,,ts. arranged for either gas or electric
iibtsna. FIVE pieces of solid oak furni-
tsrs which are indispensable already in
staiied. comprising Hoosier Kitchen Cabi-
81 In kitchen, bookcase ever open fire.
Mace in reception hall; wardrobe with
nisfe glass front IN one front bed room,
,erdrohe IN one back bed room, and med
icine cabinet in bath roomi also front and
,el rasr bay windows, front and two rear
norches. front and rear yards and ce-
psart paveinent an around; house hnished
with three coats Of white paint outside
a,d three coats finished with white
enamel inside, IN fact every thing up-t0-
date and some, a little IN advance OF The
present run Of houses. For terms call o.
and Market, S. H. Baynard. Jr, lo0at
/ Market or on the premises, Twenty
third ana Monroe Two houses now ready
i Tor inspection or occupancy.
| o23-1m.
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FOR SALE
READ THE REPLY TO HOWARD,
PAPER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House 100 orange ST.. will paper rooms
for $3.50 up. On all bills less than $40 .
discount of per cent. viii be allowed
On all bills OF SO or more. a discount oe
10 per cent will be allowed Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work a30-tf
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ROOFING ANp sPoUTINo

WM. T. WILLIAMS CO.
sa Orange st. Roenng. spsuunG asd
Heating. Netal and compssitisn reennR
Hot Air heacug and ventilatlnk. Repair
ing Drsmptly done. Phones AMY
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
The Rev. Hugo Paff, Ph. D.,
of Sacred Heart r. C. Church Answers
aaq MIR. Emil Engel 8E
He Explains His Standpoint the Prohibition Question He Declares
That He Will Vote for License and Support Personal Liberty

In Response 10 Letter Addressed TO Rev. DR.. Hugo
PaX, Pastor Of Sacred Heart Church, Tenth and
Madison Streets by Emil EngeI Secretary Of the License
Campaign Committee OF the LEGAL Option Campaign.
the Following Reply Was Received:
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REPAIR WORK


LAWN MOWERS sharpened, rubber
tires for baby coaches. wringera and car
pet sweepers repaired. JOHN T. SCH
WEIIER SIS West Front 81. Both
phones. a1-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOSr-On Market street ho,,,,---
foufth aud Eighth a screw Set diamond
i,a.sNsfd q returned 20 ]. c. Peacock so5
NV nA ng-rt
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WALL PAPERs-We have rsmsved 10
n w. corner Firth and Jefferson sta.
where we will be pleased to show our
stock Of wall papers high and lev grade;
new designs and colorings: cstlmatei
given: work guaranteed Estabhshed ~
years. Both phones.
s9-2m FORBES 4 CO.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GET Yo6R HORSES CLIPPED At
10 East Firth 81. AUSTIN PIERCE.
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC sALE-Thursday, November T..
at 1890 D. m. Public sale Of stock horses
and cattle by w. S. Burris. at Bear sta
ton. Geo. Il. Davis. Auc. n2-4-5-6
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WANTED


FuRSl FURSl FURsl
All kinds Of Hides and Flirs bought.
Highest prices paid for Mink and Fox
skins
c. 8. HURLOck,
Seventh and Poplar SITS.
WANTED-L c. SMITH VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER conveniences are unequal
led Machines rented
CHAS. G. GUYER. Court stenographer,
Phone 1873. S2s Market ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entire
household. also office furniture. antiques.
IN you have furniture In storage ] viii
buy and pay you cash, more than any
dealer: estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential, don't sell until you
get my cash offer. no matter how large
the amount Piano and two safes for sale.
Write or Phone d. and A Phone 6lisi
Automatic 2343
CHARLES s. HURLOcK,
o2S-7m Seventh and Poplar SITS.
WANTED-Highest prices paid for Old
gelc and silver broken Jewelry. NJ. HAIR
RIS. i5s Market st. jS-1y
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NOTICES.

NOTlCE-Persons wishing informa- =
tion about the Maine divorce laws, and
how to get an easy divorce for little
money can have their desires sratified
by applying TO Maine, the prohibition
state.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
DWELLINGS

Madison street, near Tenth. II rooms
Assrs, pot. - nes ...,.....,....... ........ 1850
looms bath, porch ......... 4aoo
N,ktsh street. near Monroe. rooms.
u csfs,e, '-ssssssss.. 26Oo
,l,', esson street, near Iwcnty-third
rooms, bath, porch .......... .lDo
Aisnasn street, near Franki.n. ICONS,
..YNiu ssftst.tss.s.............. ..... 14-o
E,snth street, near Union, rooms.
bath porch ...................,......,.. 1900
IR. c. LUP1oN & co.
NO. / W. EIGHTH ST
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READ THE REPLY TO HOWARD.
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Roast beef which you can buy here
that will make you forgive your worst
enemy-palate tickling, body nourish-
ing. brain building prime roast beef.
Delivered to your door. II you wish.
Try our sausage and scrapple.
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.

HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.
WANTED-Cooks and girls for gonerai
noust"ork with best reference. want
kiases German Intelligence Ofnce. S09
wANrED-A sirl at ols Van Buren 81.
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BoARpERs WANTED

WANTED-Gentlemen boarders IN pri-
vate family 1s02 Tatnall ST. n4-ist
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WANTED-Highest prices paid for Old
gele and silver. broken Jewelry. NJ HAIR
RIS. i1s Market st. tS-1y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
WONANS MISSIONARY SH IEJf
The Members Pleasantly Entertained
by Mrs. Hawkins.

Mrs Ed Haw kins was at home to
the members of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society OF the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at her
home. corner Hawkins and West
Jefferson streets Each member was
allowed to invite one guest TO this
pretty Valentine affair, che dainty
decorations and delightful refresh
ments were carried ont IN convention
al Valentine suggestions.
On entering. each guest OF the al
tcrnoon registered on dainty red
and white or red heart these hearts
being strung on red satin ribbon,
forming long necklace. as IL were.
and this was the prize for the Var
cntiuc contest which followed later.
Little Miss Modena Hawkins ro-
cited ia charming manner me over
timely and appropriate Nj Sparks
aud Miss Eleanor lu tho dinin@
room were a number OF blank papers
aud "a basket of dainty ,lpids and
other acreaantiys. Cut irum mAgaEin-
cs. and from lhes, eacH su,st made
NEa wv IT'D avn
poetry for the came
On The vote. Nhi,b followed. Tor
Jh, b,st poetry Nrs ti- d. bIn5
received the prib.. lloAds mention.
90 Ger composition .tolt "Nr
sparkle tnd Miss Eleanor ~aH gulfr
urieiuai .s aFr au hef writings
Macy ut tbg.r pus uItbt r
-ritr honorable UsnficU. HMnns
rbasr ne.uE Mother Hnempe1u
ehuar saleuuHe trraH .nmetfl3a
uks this. "lu mf day snt 'irfo rsif
fdu hatt H valentine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Grea
and the Emperor Paul had rough why's
with their fools. \ dagger thrust woufd
follow n poor joke and Punishment
any sign of declining wit Once when
Fougere the Jester of Gar Paul. Of
Tended his royal master be was permit
ted TO depart IN peace. In the middle
Of The night, however, he was aroused
and ordered to get up and prepare Tor
immediate Punishment 10 Siberia. In
vain the unhappy man pleaded. tie
was bundled into dark van aud driy
On away on his long journey. Ray
after day, week after week. ii lasted.
Upon arrival he stepped out into The
presence of the car. All the time h'
had been driven not toward Siberia.
but around and around 81. Petersburg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

\ certain Somerset vicar made hiss
self notorious by the sigor with wiki l.
In th.. seventeenth century he Iuveikh
I'd against the use OF The newly invent
ed optic glasses. since they perverted
vision and made all things appear ia
an unnatural and therefore fnis"
light Microscopes and telescopes, With
their array of lenses. he declared 10 he
impoetors since man could not s"e
so we'll with two pairs of spectacies as
with one Some asserted IL TO be sinful
to assist the eyes, which were adapted
by Prov idencc tp the capacity OF the
individual. whether good, bad or indif
ferent. II was argued tina, society at
large would become dcmoraliZed by the
use Of spectacles. They would give
one man an unfair advantage over his
fellow and every man an unfair ad
vantage over every woman, who could
not be expected on aesthetic and intel
iectnal grounds 10 adopt the practice. V
London Spectator.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

he yvssssE F8&1 ~fa sT%-s fsf Nks y
,s~ss' play ~jgh yaii~r esai susise
Thaat yca fer r~atsiaz So D. ssid.
4; IN sne ssria usasaets-asfnI drains {
have wrStt~u
Tar aanagsr ~ ~ tgsestfg~ Ssee
hiu an erssspursEine gai N che sfgoul
dor
4 essS tssess tsr saad ln t.}l sne
whag yom waHt tp ,fa S,sa z=f.s - .=
SIN ls~s an'1sti0u@ fiex wltt q pne
act curtain ras~~T And after foH
~rots shg~ here curtain raiss"r a.ts.i
around with the seuseure psfuissi r@
The rvser. You can pssy this fos usf'
ing guarantee you'ii Ees a hraffra
then. T~n TO one hy grssh yaaIi esf
played
a good idea murgnured 'hr s,aa-
man.
THAT'S whHt Il IA. satd ths zr
manager ! rot u ffor sidnss afnN
ay its how he began tIls first nla
ans "A curtain raiser. \ iittM
Change. lie said 90 ". play jt gw
nothing And fhe HaymaFket thrafr
toos him up
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

On one occasion In Scotland guest
arriving rather late at country house
was quartered in the haunted room.
Although processing TO be skeptic,
like many others, his courage vanished
with the light. Determined, however.
10 protect himself as well as possible,
he placed a loaded revolver under his
pillow and awaited events. Az the
clock struck midnight he saw hcshy
hand At the end of the bed, and,
steadying his nerve, he addressed The
visitaDt thus: IF you do not instantly
remove your hand I shall fire without
further warning He counted three
and then discharged the bullet. \
howl Of pain which aroused the house
hold followed. and it was soon discov
cred that the successful marksmal
| had shot away two OF his own toes.
| London Throne.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19
$3.50 New Pianos for $3.50
$3.50 New Pianos for $195
Best Makes Choose irom-ChickerinE Bros. kmbAll
Hallet T. Davis, Chas. Fischer Arion. Schmidt and
Schultz and O.hers-ii You Can't Call To-day
COME TONIGHT STORE OPEN TILL TN knox 81.
aovae TRIP r. L. FARE ALLOWED wAxAnAcsK DUyEa5

the money saving ,mportanc. u this
sale
! New upright pianos aB low as SOS.
/ $40 sends one to your home and 50
n month pays for H.
/ Beautiful new upright planes worth
sa25. 1850, $375. and 1900 sale
prices 3195, $Zi7. 1927 10 3238.
Terms SO To t2s down - 20 IS
monthly.
higher and get one N the finest and
best cabinet grand uprights IA most
! beautiful rich mahogany, English
oak and Circassion walnut cases
pianos that would ordinarily be cheap
at si25. 1850. 5000 to 1850. you can
buy one in this opening gale as lo~
as $3.50, $26s. 1887. 1897 and lit
tie higher for the most elaborate
cased ones.
Terms. we'll make payments To
suit you. Simply come and see. ANY
Of the Instruments may be paid for
in cash or part cash, or paid for BY
the month or quarter. There is nc
increase for time, only small rate OF
interest on deferred payments.
II you owe your wife and chill
dren a piano, get it in this big open
ing sale and save money. Its educa-
tional, entertaining and refining in
fluences are worth many times its
cost.
8 II you have an OLD piano, organ or
y square piano that is not worth keep
% ing with your new home and furni-
ae ture, come In trGpdo IL ON fine rsay
piano, We viii alloy you good. faa
nc price for II as we have sale for then
n We issue a special invitation I
n, the public 10 come and see the Tin
Is pianos offered in this sale-~the lar
n gest stock of planes under any ONT
8 roof in Texas.
p Don't be persuaded TO 20 70 Dallas
: or any foreign market TO buy 4 pi-
! ano. SO one who has your best inter-
ests at heart would advise you 20. We
, certainly can and will save you mon
.ey and be right here to make good
t every promise
If YOU need 81 piano or any and OF
an instrument. come and see as night
away. and come before The best bar
gains are taken
Remember We are keepluE our
%. store open every night til 20 CLOCK
during this sale for the benefit OF
those who cannot can during the
day.
W \. i.ESHE
TEXAS Greatest Piano Mere n18t. 1fo
Knox St-Moore-Jorsisn 4 COS old
Z stand Ennis, TcN.As.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

Al the hospital just opposite the en-
trance TO the East India docks and The
RIackwau tunnel-under the Thames
notice boards are set up asking the
drivers. for the sake of those who ar"
III within. 10 walk their horses past the
building mat Is common enough
regucst. hut what gives II peculiar
Interest here Is that the carter, having
complied or not with the modest de
maud, Is confronted az The other cor
n.r Of the building by another board.
saying. THANK You. driver Il Wan
derer Boo London
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

The best news Ennis people have
had Ia a decade, especially for those
needing pianos. Is. first. this new pi-
ano store and this big opening sale.
Second, the fact that We are offering
these beautiful pianos TO the public
Az we bought them. that is 10 say.
we are giving the purchasing public
even greater discounts from the reg
ular retail prices than we secured
OF the manufacturers from the fac
tory prices.
We intend that this opening sale
shall be the biggest thing that ever
occurred in the piano business in En-
mig. and II the first few days rapid
selling Is an indication AZ TO how all
the pianos will be taken. We can safe
~ predict now that more pianos Will
be sold here In short space of time
than was ever known 10 be sold be
fore in Ennis, or any section Of the
country.
Naturally we feel like making this
opening sale a record breaker, sign
board on the way that points TO more
friends for our store, more people re-
commencing the pianos we sell, and
whether we make u dollar above the
/ purchase price and the cost of sell
| ing these beautiful instruments con
Germs us very little--the advertise
ment is a big thing iseh.
At the rate the pianos are going
We are satisfied that all the piano
FURNISHED US at great discounts h
the manufacturers for this openin
sale win be sold long before the TIN
. limit of this sale expires.
All day Saturday our store "
, thronged with thc good people of T.
mis- and many attended the sale fro
surrounding towns. and not one wa
disappointed. Many We're outspoke
in their praise OF the beautiful piano
and all We're very enthusiastic owe
the prices We offered them-price
we might say that are all the wore
Sacrifice" implies and the terms
too, so easy, none need be without
| piano, all can buy at this sale.
The stock comprises the finest o
makes, the world famous kimball
/ the one best Chicago made piano
Chickering Bros, Chas- n. Fischer
| Ariou. Hallet Il Davis. Schmidt and
schultz, Mathushek. Chickering &
Sons. and others most all OF which
are brand new pianos, and we are
closing them out at prices about half
what you expected to pay for piano.
No need TO quote prices here ex-
cept in a general way. You'll have to
come and see the pianos in connec-
tion with the sale prices 10 realize
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

u,nnaa. Sos. Fsu No. rae rtgs
I.aa esq fhg TesAa a@pa aY. ehitn H
aarr construction $3.50 Fse ffaw
faar fs .Isht miles east uf tstni@ln
aai d pumpias station wiH prohatlf
ta iasanad suufhoasf of tAe elfy
tuatheg pHmulua stkt.ou wili be put
tn AZ KtmslrsaE b g.. wbieh ash
sasu a. oii fefees Bet RltsT ire
pip., liar wtli hate a sapissy ~ .ft.s
ueW fs fea ena ealfcua dslv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

meat pleasantly q II Robertson
saii he hoped 20 flash HE eo;ton
piesins ihag DAY " " Moody .as
nin~inx bat said nc nAsd oar paper
and used Ia take r. We af~ glad
10 got him hack e. r Evans is
slways ~lth ss but met hItn for she
first time this trip
j W Harrruse has homo ~ith
. GALLERY all aroaua II That iB
sugos shade luet any ginv Of day
The first tine | met Mr. HarxTove II
was 10 July, BE- ~as on the gallery
~tsh chair and plliow "suooHsas
THIS time he Was out ia his field
blowing He toas my paper The first
trip and he took IL again Thu. time.
he IL all RICH, and his place shows
thu car. of man who loves bis
home ! met Lntner SHELTON In the
road long enough Ia got him to sub
scribe lie lived East of Palmer
last year but nov he lives close to
Royce G. l.. CroHseg Is from Ma
yagro county but says he likes over
here well enough 20 stay. We are
glad 80 get him for ne is good
citizen and will do Us good,
found Cary Wilson and Charlie
Lewis out In tho field rakiug stalks,
II WAS about dinner time. so ! went
up to Nj Lewis house 10 get din
ncr We had a fine dinner and a
pleasant talk afterwards And then
went out to get ready Ia 40, Now.
Charlie Lewis is from Tennessee.
This is his second year out You
know how these Tenuesseeans are,
they generally come here with not
don't stay that way long They are
economical. hard workers. good man
ayers, and shrewd traders. and, II
you fool with one OF them much be
will run for office and get elected
too Well. when went out 20 hitch
up Charlie wanted 10 swap horses.
He asked me $50 to boot. | told
him | would swap even, and don't
you think be took me up before you
could have said "scat?' The. way he
skinned" me was a plenty, and the
next "dicker" | made with a Ten
nesseean III be n little more care
full When | left be and Cary VIII
son were on a trade, and If Cary
didn't watch out he got II just where
| did. in the neck We have ito
show" the fellow from Missouri, but
the man from Tennessee shows us.
and generally to his own profit.
j. w. Hill another young man and
successful farmer, paid me for my
paper and said he had been raised
on it. as his father always had taken
it now started for home, andcame
by Boyce, with its fine public school
and churces, and enterpris!ng cii-
zenship I stopped for a chat with
John T. Borders. He is yet young
man but has 1870 acres Of this fine
black land. A few years ago he
started even with the world, now N
is independent. He is a son OF I'm
Gle Henderson Borders who is fam
Gus around Boyce because he part
his hair in the middle and just can
be persuaded to do otherwise. "
r. Countryman lived here severa
years ago, but he took a few year
off in Matagorda county He is nov
| back with us and we hope to keeI
! him He says old Ellis is the best
| yet and so say We all.
MILFIN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

"wLat- tuo natter You loo. a~ n
something Extraordinary had happrn
rd
"Sopl,tt.u4 extraordinary has bal
p,nsa uo y1u see thHt street s~e'i
~ "a, IsuuW Nho 's stirriBg thing.
my
"Nts WHIST about h.m
"Nt,u ts saw me coming a muWru.
80 be slapped sud diint try 90 chot,
ue u5ts dusf rnf germs POI r''risas'
uesagH fftfahI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

80 A@se q fsx3e ssne& at hN#@a
sGH p@asx. fsxvFgeM E4AsY. sei@ms
Saliva. swTe~ak AaS ssf~Fr ssfswFs.
s.a Ass go ywsfs ed fv~~s. SD nsA
- pk@n2 ~atsn &c ~i3 SSH shs@E~f
ssA2 yes san has es-e~nmrwN ssooA 81
Ger ssa-s A-efssw haYiws W8s* N@f
s~wf N&aNh1xssS. Tss N
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

.lf atre nominated foe tbs pfts.
deaey af tbe vuited States SAID Nr
tleupsFt Nuuid
~Nau dominated f0f president 10 .1e
Wnsg aft Tua th5nsiaE uff New fHr9n
70 yfs arrs dominated. dau't Fuuf
rtee hs wtaslg rHausvsi the sahis
tf+HaH itsrarA llsfsst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-19

It.. h. fssaxsas. ~hn iisss Al Eaaas.
hvuaxht hts iitsle Uoy fo gass ctts lNst
aixht to hAsv M Ray rnAa steas
applied a. ths hitg iafllsts~t ~ =
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MT. Kerr of Stamford said if the House continued in the present rut it would be here until August. The reso- lution looked like business.
 Mr. Fenn of Wethersfeld suggested that the resolution violated the constitu- tion.
 MT. Griswold of Guilford said he hoped the resolution would be voted down. There is no reason why the members can't get there early.
 MT. Griffin of Granby opposed the resolution and Mr. Tibbits of Walling- ford said he was in accord with the in- tent of the resolution.
 MT. Neone of Vernon said all the members knew before they were elected what pay they would receive. and what burden they assumed. The resolution was in the nature of salary grab, which should be rejected. He moved indefinnte postponement.
 MT. Allerton of Middlebury said he lived six miles from 8 railroad, but he managed to get here. The resolution would work hardship and he also said he opposed the getting of extra money. The resolution was indefinitely post poned.