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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-30
Five Joined the Church.

At the tent last night Evangelist
Wilson was greeted by good sized
crowd 20 hear him on the subject
OF Hell"
Tie declared that the Adventists
believe and teach that the wicked
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enough and hot enough 20 destroy
both soul and body OF an the wicked,
even the devil himself
he said that there were as many
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-30

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society and the Woman Home Mis-
sion Society ~ the Waxahaohie dis
rrlct Nii hold a joint meeting in
HUlsboto september srl and ith.
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prepared aud We ugc anxious to have
a large attendance from WaxahaChie
let aa sho are Interested in thls
efeat H1Ik attend fhs meeting l27
MRS LEE CAMPBELL
MRS LEE HAWKINS
District sH.Trt.rT
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-30

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gram from Havana To- the Marine
Hospital Service reports the appear
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the BAY from Havana. There is one
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.


s>>~~~ 900
Sell your eggs 9, the Eatitorium-
II
+. 8 Cronk q Co sell roofing
cheap
Visit Walkers half-prioe sale OF
French Bronzes.
See 4. u. McComhs tor Ftrr and
/ Tornado Insurance.
| Mrs. ". f. Mcknight and chill
/ dren are visiting In Plano.
Plenty Of iron or felt roofing at F.
3. Cronk Co.'S, prices right II
Get good stuff at cost while they
are cleaning house. at Early's. III
Buy your pumps from F. S. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way" down. II
When you need plumber. call
| Bunkiey. with F. S. Cronk Co. Both
phones 81. tt
We trade new furniture and
stoves for old. r. f. Moore Furni-
e Auit NeiAFNtit+
Mr.. ard Mrs. {. O. Adkins will 20
TO Corpus Christi tomorrow night 70
spend few days.
i Those pure white wash basins
have arrived at the Racket Store.
Come and get one. &c
+ Don't forget we sell and rent fac
tory rebuilt typewriters r. Z. Moore
| Furniture company. If
Remember that $1,000 vases and
statuettes are sold at $500 at Wal
ker's half-price sale,
Floyd A. Ferris and brother, J.
w, are fishing at Tarpon, Mustang
/ Island.
odds and Ends" of good grocer
/ les at cost Satisfaction or your
money back at Early's. 127
There are some elegant things of
fered at Walkers half-price SALE
For gifts-there is nothing prettier.
From Missouri? We are, in way,
but when you try our Lemon Puffs
that's when we show you. Eatitor-
ium. II
Miss Viola Mizell left this morn
ing for Mexia TO begin work in the
high school Monday as teacher of
English.
A limited number of IA quart dish
pans will be sold at The Racket
Store Saturday for IS cents. Time, !
9 O'Clock only. 26
The Georgia negroes will have
their annual reunion and barbecue
tomorrow in the grove adjoining
West End Park.
Rev. and Mrs. Angus Johnson re-
turned this morning from Mckinney
where Rev. Johnson has been preach
ing a series of sermons.
Miss ChaulhsEa e S;ar1u1QQg(Q(Jo.VlHo
Mas been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd
A. Ferris, left for home yesterday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-30

Oriuo Laxative Fruit syrup is sold
under positive guarantee 20 cure
constipation. sick headache. stom-
aeh trouble or amy form OF indises-
zion ~ BE- fails the manufacturer
refund your money What more can
suv one DO u " Fe1ris
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

primary; Mabel Richardson, kindergarten.
Alva &c Baker was elected janitor.
OXFORD-Hgh and rapidly advancing
realty values hereabouts Is Inducing quite
number to seek free homes In the north
western section OF this state and OF eastern
Colorado. l. L. Arthur, Joseph Mahoney,
turned from Mcpherson county, where each
hled on q 640-acre claim under the pro-
visions OF the Kinkaid act.
oAKLAND-At meeting of the school
board Monday evening Superintendent w.
II. Myers was unanimously reelected SUI
perlntendent Of the schools here Miss
i Dasy johnson s Of this MS city was elected
ing been added. All the teachers have
been hired now with the exception of the
assistant principai' which Will be filled
CHADRoN-Dr. Robert X. Burns was
found dead in his chair at his family resi-
dence on the Bordeaux, just east OF the
city. He leaves a wife and two sons and
one daughter. He was one OF the very
first settlers in Dawes county, coming here
in 1854, before the county was organized
out OF the unorganized county OF Sioux.
He was In apparently his usual health,
being In Chadron the day before he died.
AsHLAND-Fred Pansxa of Louisville
morning last week. After Mr.. Panska had
permitted the tramp to stay all night the
latter in the morning became abusive be-
cause breakfast was not ready, whereupon
Mr. Panska grabbed the man by the collar
and tore his shirt OF and threw the man
until Mr.. Panska gave him a second thresh-
ing.
NEBRASKA CITY-Arbor day was OBJ
served here in as good a manner as ever
before. The scholars Of the Second ave-
nue.. Sixth street and Fourteenth street
schools met at the high school and, headed
by the Nebraska City band, marched TO
Morton park and in front OF ]. Sterling
Morton's monument the services were held.
There were more than 900 children in line
and they were followed by large number
OF citizens in carriages and on foot There
was an excellent program by the pupils
and the principal address was delivered by
Mayor Steinhart.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
.sReform" for Trkamnh.

TEKAMAH, Neb.. April 2s.-Cspecial.) )
Al the last meeting OF the city council for
the fiscal year, held last night, the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year were in
stalled;
John A. Singhaus, mayor; A. L. IAtel,
councilman from Second ward; w. r.
Beum, councilman from First word; M s..
McGrew, city clerk; w. d. Pratt city
engineer; ID. W. Greenleaf, city treasurer,
Mayor sinGhsus made the following ap-
pointments. which were confirmed by the
council:
James A. Clark, city attorney; NJ j.
Gilkerson, city physician; ]. w. Sherman,
engineer; ]. II. Crom. street commissioner;
II. e. StOmbaugh. marshal; Charles Has
wen, poundmaster; NJ. 8. McGrew, water
commissioner.
Mayor singhRus' message was read. Il
set forth the following reforms: IAN bust
ness houses except the postofhce, restaur-
ants at meal time, and hotels must be
closed on sundays.. Gambling IN any
form VIII not be tolerated" He said he
intends TO see that the curfew ordinance
and all laws pertaining 70 the betterment
OF the city morals be strictly enforced.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April &-(Spe-
citl )-Dr. Weeter, one Of the oldest and
best known physicians in the city, against
whom charges of violating the quarantine
laws were made at the last session of the
council. has returned from Rushville and
has made brief statement to the effect
that the charges were not true and It
would 50 be found. DR.. Weeter said in a
public interview that the charges are ap-
parenty the result of misunderstanding.
He was called into the case in question
and made the remark that 1t looked like
diphtheria, but It did not develop to be
diphtherIa, but tonsilitis. He believes the
quarantine. established later by another
physician who was called, to have been
unjustified. 1t is expected that a hearing
will be had before the council or the city's
Board of Health.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
KEEPS THE OLD YOUNG-THE YOUNG STRONG

current that one will be built in the near
NEBRASKA CITY-Monday afternoon at
O'Clock j. Wisner and Miss Lulu Muck
OF the brides mother. The wedding was
private one, on account of the, recent
death OF the brides father, The bride Is a
daughter of Heath Nuckolls who had been
"a resident of this city since 1854.
WATERLOO-Arbor day was not par
ticularly observed In this locality, but farm
ers and all others who are very busy this
week took advantage of the fine weather.
The fruit does not seem TO be injured by
the freezing weather Of the last week or
two, as the plum and cherry blossoms are
coming out nicely since It has turned
NEBRASKA CITY-Postohice Inspector
A. o. Swift who was injured IA rail-
road wreck some time ago in Illinois, is
at home and improves very slowly. He
was mucht worse injured than was first
thought and 1t will be some time before
one of the Oldest employees In this section
of the country.
FAIRBURY-Arbord day was observed at
Fairbury by about 200 citizens assembling
at the court house and marching in pro-
cession to the new city park, where each
one planted a tree, to be cared for by the
dug by the park commission and numbered
so that the trees designated in the plan
Of the ground were each planted In their
proper pace.
NEBRASKA CITY-The members OF
Company c. Nebraska National Guard
have u good range across the river and
are putting in all their spare time at tar
get practice, as they will be unable to use
It during high water, as the river will be
out OF its banks. One Of the members out
Of 100 shots hit the target fifty-six times
and made two bull's-eye shots. This Is
pretty good at a 50O-yard range.
OAKDALE-The Board of Education at
Monday nights meeting completed the cleo
ton Of teachers for next year. The COM
plete corps Is as follows: II. +. Hooper,
superintendent; May Boutwell,. principal;
Margaret " Barr, second grammar; Lulu
T. Durland, hrst grammar Nellie Cling
man, second primary; Mabel Morris, hrst
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
Farmer Injured nv BuII.

CAMBRIDGE, Neb., April 23.-ISpecial.)-
e. e Greer, one Of the we'll known Furnas
county stockraisers who resides one-half
mile north of Cambridge. was found Sun
day morning in a state of inconsistencies
lying in his cattle yard. where he had been
caring for his stock. DR.. e L. Meyers was
Immediately called and found Mr.. Greer
seriously injured about the spine, causing
paralysis Of the lower limbs. The Injury
was received while Mr.. Greer was endeav-
oring to halter a S-year-old bull, which be-
came vicious and attacked him while he was
reaching for a pitchfork
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
News OF Nebraska.

CHADRoN-Three light SHOWS In the
last week, but the dandelions are not
injured.
OSCEOLA - The stromsburg News has
again changed hands, II. H. Pease having
sold out to Philip A. Lantz.
BEATRICE-Joseph Cooper and his
brothers captured mother wolf and ten
young ones a few miles southeast Of the
city yesterday.
OAKDALE-Miss Ethel Blake, the prin-
cipal Of the Oakdale High school, has Just
been notified OF her election 20 the same
position in the schools at Wayne. Neb.
WYMORE-A reception and luncheon
was given today at l.. III. Archard's IN
honor OF Bishop Williams OF Omaha who
Is IN the city. About sixty were present.
PAPILLION-Iudge Kennedy came out 10
Papillion MopdaS and disposed OF several
minor cases Fading litigants not ready
TO 90 TO trial he discharged the Jury and
adjourned court.
NEBRASKA CITY-BurElars ATTEMPTED
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
singular Accident to nov.

WATERLOO. Neb., April 2L-CSpecial.)-
A singular accident happened TO Raymond
Decker, a boy. at this place Monday aft
ernOOn. He was along the track and in
sport picked up a large stone and hurled It
at a passing train. The stone rebounded
and struck the boy in the mouth and
knocked him senseless across the rails of
the other track. Some schoolgirls were
with him and when they found him UNI
conscious they at once started for help.
The boy was taken to the Doctors once
and his injuries dressed and his folks sent
for
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
TEACHER Has Smallpox.

KEARNEY. Neb., April s-(speoial Tel
egram. ~ telephone message from over
ton. from DR.. Boardman, states that one
OF the teachers In the primary grades OF
the Overton public school. who had not
been feeling well for a few days. was
found 70 have smallpox. She had attended
church three times Sunday and also taught
her grade Monday. There Is considerable
excitement over the matter and a hurried
order was sent here for vaccine points. II
the case 10 the genuine smallpox there has
no doubt been a great number OF ex-
posures. Il is also reported that another
case under the care OF another doctor Is
looked on with suspicion. II is not known
where the Infection came from.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
nnctor Mo Laudanum.

FREMONT. Neb.. April Especial y
Dr. Stewart Of Cedar Bluhfs took the con-
tents OF bottle Of laudanum last night
and for a time his life was despaired of.
A physician from Fremont was summoned,
who made the trip to that place in an auto
mobile IN record time, and by the ener-
getio use OF a stomach pump and other rem
edies succeeded in bringing him out. It Is
not known how he came TO take the dose,
whether by mistake or with intent to COM
NIT suicide. He was In Omaha yesterday,
returning last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Peter Malone has a grocery store at
Crofton. A boy ordered half a gallon of
vinegar and subsequent events" are told
by the Crofton Journal AFTER drawing the
half-gallon measure full of vinegar, he put
the funnel in the jug and proceeded to
transfer the contents. Then is when bust
ness began. The vinegar began 10 act like
It had a snoot full of summer whisky. II
went right in and turned right around
and came right out again 1t ran around
the jug like bat chasing a bed bug and
then shot out of the jug and all over
Pete's countenance like four dollars worth
OF hzz Pete yelled bloody murder. while
the store full of men stood there and
laughed like fools, The first thing Pete
thought OF when he came down was. don't
tell that editor; and, of course, they
didn't"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

The Busy Editor-E. f. shackelford is
pretty near the whole show at Allen. He
is the editor of the only paper in the town.
The only postmaster the town has. The
only auctioneer within eleven miles Of
Allen, and, we understand he is now taking
a theological course with the view OF being
the only minister in town. When you go
to Allen first present your credentials TO
his majesty, King ckelford.-Hartington
Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
BEWARE OF FRAUDS!
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

sold in sealed bottles in bulk facsimile of the
genuine bottle full size is printed here
recognize IT, 1t patented Battle-Ground coored
and with the "Duffy's Malt Whskey Company
the The trademark-the Old
label and the cork there paper
tain this seal is not broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Problem at Norfolk-Norfolk women
would like to put UP to the national govern
ment the problem of how to prevent mis-
chievous youths from stealing the party
ice cream. Or would that be asking the
administration to mix up in party affairs?
Norfolk News
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Nebraska City boasts of a man-Anton
Zimmerer-who walked from Des Moines
to old Fort Kearny" in 1851 and has re-
sided in Otoe county ever since. Appar-
entity walking was not safe west of the
river in %.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

That deputy assessor at Stanton who
made trough house" because the deputy
postmaster would not suspend work to an
swer his questions as to her possessions
will be in luck If he doesn't find his ideas
Of his duty has collided with Uncle Sans
laws for the protection of the mails.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

The democrats of Lincoln are still talking
about calling that convention to nominate
candidates to be voted for at the state
wide primary election, hut the proposed
suit of former Senator Allen to test the
legality of the law may have some effect
on the course the leaders of the foriorn
hope finally adopt. 1t Is understood the
rank and file of the party is opposed to
the convention and II the leaders attempt
to pull 1t OF It may result in only gath
ering Of the leaders. and not the voters
II is understood missionaries will so out
from Lincoln during the coming week to
sound public sentiment among the demo-
Gratis and see what is best to be done about
the convention. Some Of the leaders are
talking of running B. F. Good of Wahoo,
now a district Judge, for supreme Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

plan presents itself. why not coax the rail-
road company to haul such passengers in
a hog car?-walthin Times
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Volunteers at Nemaha-The Methodist
preacher undertook to clean up about the
church and within half hour six and one
half men and seventeen women had volun-
tesred to help.-Nemaha City Correspond
e7 80 Auburn Granger.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Party lines are surely getting weak in
Nebraska when the successful candidate
for mayor OF York feels called upon to
explain why his democratic rival secured
so many votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Curious Features of Life
in Rapidly Grow
ing state.

Two Weeping Water men have been sent
to the Dipsomanic hospital. Account does
not say how they succeeded in getting the
odor of liquor on their breaths.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Discomfort OF Traveling-No less than
sixty drunken Winnebago Indians came
down from South Sioux City on the noon
train Wednesday. The bunch was not only
drunk. but 1t was bad one. Fellow pas-
senEers suffered no small discomfort be-
cause OF the rlotous reds. It's time some
thing was done in this matter. II no other
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
Letting of Printing Contracts.

The office Of the State Printing board Is
full of representatives of printing firms who
are preparing to bid on the annual letting
for supplies for the state house and insti-
tutions The total amount of work to be
let viii be between $4,000 and $4,000, and
includes all stationery to be used during
the year as well as the house and senate
journals. Though the constitution provides
the session laws shall he published within
sixty days after the legislature adjourns,
there is no indication that this will be
done, inasmuch as the contract for the
printing has not yet been let.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Publicity OF the alleged bridge graft
al Beatrice has reached a point where the
newspapers are quarreling as to which
first discovered ~ but no one can doubt
that the Express has distaneed all COM
petitors in the space devoted TO the sub
tect.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Clay county is one OF the divisions OF the
state where the law placing sherins on
salary is not hailed with delight by the
taxpayers; but II has increased the de-
mand for the office. Under the old law the
sherirs had to have an income Independent
VI the office to pay expenses
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24
OF INVITATIONS
Cheap Substitutes and
"Just As Good As

heap connection and fraud intended the
when remedy has been before the public has been
prescribed and used by the best doctors and all the prominent
hospitals and has carried the blessing health
thousands of homes DUFFYs PURE MALT wHsKEY has,
limitations bound arise initiate the bottle
and label Only-no initiate the contents
DUFFY's PURE MALT wHIsKEY is made from a formula
worked out fifty the chemists the
world has known and while It has cured millions of people
during the last half century the dscov
cred.
Any firm that will sell imitation substitution goods will
sell impure drugs The firm that is dishonest in thing would
not hesitate be dishonest another ma
ton and substitute offered firm beware OF
anything and everything by that firm You endange your
life and the lives of family and friends by dealing with
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Is TO be revolutlonlEed by the Board Of /
Public Lands and buildings. cutting out
the middleman. who makes the profits, and
by dealing directly hereafter with the state
which has securities to sell. This the board
decided last night and Treasurer Brian loft
today for Idaho to purchase Idaho state
bonds, which the board has heretofore
bought from brokers, who received a fat
fee for making the deal, usually cutting
from both ends. Should Mr.. Brian succeed
In pulling of the Idaho deal IL will mean
a saving to the state Of about t2,5OO, which
otherwise would have gone to the bond
broker II is the intention OF the board
to notify oil the states that Nebraska Is
a credit state and has money to loan
at any time and all that is necessary when
state issues bonds is to notify the state
board and they will be bought without the
Intervention of the middleman. Former
Treasurer Mortensen said one day there
was no reason why Nebraska should buy
from an agent or middleman and allow
him to take a great share OF the interest
for commission, when the deals could be
made directly with the state making the
issue. However, the matter never came
to a head until today Nebraska has always
paid the middleman The board is Of the
opinion thousands of dollars viii be saved
annually to the state by this new deal
Young Greek wants Pardon.
Friends Of James Touris. a Greek serving
one-year term in the penitentiary for
granddaughter, are trying to get Governor
Sheldon to pardon him before the sentence
expires in order to prevent him from be-
ing sentenced to prison in Greece upon his
return to that country. Friends of the
convict filed a petition with the governor
In which it was set out that the laws Of
Greece provide that when one of its cit-
Gems is convicted OF crime in any other
country. upon his return to his native land
he may again be tried on the same charge
and have to serve again the same term in
prison he served in the foreign coun-
try. Touris wants to go back home when
he is released and he says II he takes
pardon along he will not be apprehended
there. A. e. Sheldon of the State Historical
society has been looking up the matter and
he has found publications which lead him
TO the belief that such a law, a relic of
/ the old Roman law still exists in southern
| Europe and the young Greek will be sub
| ject to punishment when he returns home,
providing he has no pardon. Should evil
dence be shown the governor that such is
the case he will pardon the young man
before his time expires which II does May
| 10. Touris killed man in Kimball county,
| both being employed in railroad construc-
| ton work. and he claimed the crime was
committed in self-defense.
|
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-24

Adjutant General culver Is getting
ready for the officers school to be held
some time in the first part OF June at the
state house at which officers OF the Ma
lronal Guard will be schooled in anairs
Of war. The instructors have not yet
been selected, but General Culver expects
to issue his orders shortly.
Cutting Out MiddIeman.
The method OF buying securities for the
investment Of the permanent school fund