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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

FOR SALE-My residence, 129 Vic
kerry street. afso lot on opposite side
OF street, and two lots on Lake Park
avenue. See John Ralston. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

That saAaS nsesas THAT hes son
saah mafry tkas sf1I
MAJ do yaa sAlak soE~
ss< ~ AncsAias the e:ri every
chance .Ar ssfs g
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

LOST-Between Mrs Meyers board
ing house and city wen, brooch set
with small diamond. Finder return
to this office S6pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

WANTED-To sell building former
ly occupied by Drake l. Flynts mar
BILE yard. Apply to j. NJ. YounEblood
& co. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

There u eEe ,irss whsn II ~ a..
sa.s ssil for sos to s.oA oct sos
ysssrs~if
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

WANTED-To buy your Old clothes.
shoes and hats. Red Front Tailor
shop, 1f6 College street 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-12

And NJ ~n {. that
Nhsii soss have somebody sssos
tx cut for you
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
GAS IN CELLAR.
Building Was Endangered by Leak
and Fire Chief Baker Made
an Investigation Today.

Chief Baker of the fire department
was notified by Joseph Deutsch this
morning that there was considerable
gas in the cellar under his money ey-
change at 352 State street, corner of
Fayette street.
Chief Baker made an investigation
and discovered that gas was pouring
into the cellar from conduit duct
that leads to the street conlui's of
the Citizens Electric Light Company
Chief Baker thought that a broken
gas main might be the cause of the
trouble and notified the gas company.
1t was declared after an examination
that the gas pipes were all right and
that the gas was sewer gas and came
from the conduits.
Chief Baker said that when. he en-
tered the cellar the gas was sitting
and that should any one light a
match there the building would he
blown up. Mr.. Baker said he had
notified the officials of the citizens
company and that unless the duet
was stopped up at once Mr.. Deutsche
would be liable to have his insurance
policy revoked. Mr.. Deutsche sal /
that he had notified Mailer & Zuck-
er the owners of the building, and
that no attention had been given TO
the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
GIFT FOR NASSAU.
President Woodrow Wilson Says Big
Request Will be Announced in
in the Near Future.

PRINCETON, Feb. 15:-Princeton
University is on the eve of great
extension of her scope of Instructions.
Inside of a few weeks there will be a
beg bequest to announce that will
make possible an immense widening
of the work of the college"
Thus spoke Dr. Woodrow Wilson,
president of the institution in an ad-
dress last night before the Princeton
Club at it's annual banquet at Horti-
cultural Hail. Who the donor was or
what the gift was for he would not
say, and neither would he tell wheth-
er it was Carnegie or Rockefeller who
had made the gift
Dr. Wilson made much of the prac-
tical value of broad culture in his
speech. In part he said:
This country, If it is to progress,
must have more learning and higher
culture. More wealth is a second
consideration. Through the printed
page we get an insight into the hearts
of those around us. We learn what
others are, which we would never
know otherwise. 1t makes out out
look larger and helps us to fight the
battle of life better.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
BILLS FROM MIDDLEStx
men ARE IN TRODUCEO.
Senator Silzer and Assemblyman
CIowther Both Add to the Grist
Now Being Turned III.

TRENTON, Feb. 15:-In the sem
ate yesterday Senator George S. Sil-
zer, of Middlesex, introduced bill
amending the law in relation to the
formation of insurance corporations,
which is practically reenactment of
the present law, except that it amends
section by permitting the insurance
of pipes, engines, motors and ma
chinery connected Herewith or oper-
ated thereby" The bill was intro
duced at the request of some of Sen
ator Silzer's constituents who thought
the present law did not give them the
right to engage in that line of bust
ness.
Assemblyman Crowther introduced
"a bill yesterday which would amend
the act respecting conveyances. l.
was referred to the committee on re-
vision of laws.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
REPAIR BRIDGE TODAY.
Workmen of p. A. Foundry Company
Doing Job at County Expense
-TrolIeys Not Crossing.

Men in the employ of the Perth
Amboy Foundry and Machine Com
pany are at work repairing the Wood
bridge creek bridge today and 1t Is
thought that it will be completed by
night.
An official at the foundry said To-
day that the work is being done at
the expense of the county and that
every effort will be made to have the
bridge ready as soon as possible. Pc
destrians can now use the bridge, but
none of the Public Service Corpora
tion's trolley cars has crossed the
bridge since Monday noon, at which
time broken key bolt caused 1t to
sink on the easterly side.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
CIrY BRIEFS
10000 aOOOcfloOOOOOOQOuOCN

The general committee on the
firemen's parade will meet tonight at
Lincoln Engine house at O'Clock.
Il. c. N. Brogger, Ir., was in
town yesterday.
Miss Margaret Hansen, of East
avenue, has accepted position as
housekeeper with Mr.. and Mrs. And
rev Nelson, of Washington street
Last night was special valen-
tine night at the Lyceum roller skat-
ing rink, and each lady received a
valentine.
-Raritan Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
held a communication last night.
"A monthly meeting of Our Saw
tours Danish Lutheran church was
held in the church last night
Charles l. banners, the eye
specialist. examined a number of
patients at the Packer House today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
MOVE MADE AGAINST
MORMONS IN SENATE.
Senator WakeIee Introduced ResoIu-
tion to Amend Federal Consti-
tuition Against PoIygamy.

TRENTON, Feb. 15:-Both houses
of the legislature adjourned today
for the week, following the joint ses-
sion at which Daniel S. Voorhees, was
elected state treasurer. Six weeks of
the term have already passed and
but very little actual business has
been accomplished, although d great
number of bills have been introduced
in both the senate and the assembly.
Senator Wakelee, of Bergen coun-
ty, made move against the Morinons
today when he introduced a resoll-
ton for an amendment to article of
the federal constitution to prcnibit
polygamy. The resolution is a con-
current one. 1t will probably pass
the two houses and be sent to. the
New Jersey delegation in Congress.
The senate passed the bill to give
the state board of health cont~ol over
crematories.
In the house these bills, among
others, were introduced BY Mr.
Fake, making it unlawful to use BIZ
luminous coal on locomotives, under
a penalty of 500 for each offense;
by Mr.. Groel, requiring gunners' IL
censes for all hunters, for residents
at $3.50 and for non-residents at
$1O.50; by Mr.. Groel, making the
open season for English snipe from
July Is to January and for other
shore birds from October 1 to Janu-
airy /.
Both houses will meet again next
Monday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
STATE PRISON TERM.
Man Accused of Assaulting His Wife
Sentenced to Two and Half
Years by Judge Booraem.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, FEB

NEW BRUNSWICK, FED. 15:-
Frank Derza, forty-nine years old,
was sentenced to two and one-half
years in state prison by Judge Boor-
aem today. He was found guilty of
assaulting his wife. Lawyer Joseph
E. Stricken made plea for lienency
and the judge said as the jury had
mercy and as the limit
of the law for such a crime was three
years, he would take off six months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
PINocHLE AT RAILWAY.
A Six Weeks Competition In Railway
Brought to Close with Banquet.

RAILWAY, Feb. 15:-The pinochle
tournament which has been in prog
ress for the past six weeks at the
Park House, consisting of ten teams
two men each, ended Monday night.
The prize winners were: Fist. A.
White and Edward Russ; second
William Halliwell and Gustas Ian.
ger; third, A. Urmston and William
Wright. Following the ending of the
tournament a supper was given at the
Park House, at which Howard K
Head acted as toastmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
MASS MEETING.
Shipwrights, Joiners 81 Caulkers'
Union Plans to Enlarge.

The Shipwrights, Jolners & Caulk-
ers' Union held a meeting in Union
hall last night. 1t has been planned
to hold a large open mass meeting
and receive new members, but the
attendance was not as large as had
been expected and the state associa-
tion speakers did not appear, as was
expected. A meeting was held and
discussion on various ways of inn
proving and building up the union
was held The big mass meeting was
postponed until March Ia. On that
date an attempt will ne made to hold
a meeting and have several state
speakers at hand. The mass meeting
will be held in Union hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
Claims BOYS Annoy Him.

Claiming that he has been con-
tinually annoyed by gang of boys
at Smith street and Watson avenue,
Franz Peterson swore out warrants
for the arrest of the alleged mis-
creants today, Peterson told the re-
corder that the boys have snow bali
ed him repeatedly and gave the
names of four youths whom he claims
are implicated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
JoELsoN BIDS IN.
Contract Not Yet Awarded, but II.
DimOnd is Low.

Bids for the proposed threa-story
brick building for Philip Joselson and
Son, to be erected on the northeast
corner of State and Jefferson streets,
were opened Wednesday night, but
the contract has not yet been award
ed. T. Dimond is the lowest bid.
der.
Preparations are being made TO
clear away the old buildings now on
the site. The tenants have been noti-
fed, some have already moved, and
a sign, making known that the build
ings are for sale, and to be moved
away, has been placed on them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
Five Get Warriors Degree.

An important meeting of Pc Ambo
Tribe No. 65, Red Men, was held in
their rooms in the Jefferson build
ing last night. The warriors degree
was conferred upon five candidates,
James Hanlon, Thomas w. Baker,
George Harris, Nels p Hanson and
Arthur Heinig.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
BARGE BOUND FOR
SOUTH AMBOY BURNED
The Pemberton Is Total Loss-Was
Anchored OF NobsESa by Tug
TacoDy Tuesday Owing to Ice.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Feb.
15:-The barge Pemberton, from
Boston for South Amboy, was burned
to the waters edge off Nobska yester-
day morning; crew saved. She was
one of the barges anchored yesterday
off Nobska by tug Tacony, and was
valued at $25,000, uninsured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
schooner,s Sails Torn.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 15-Schoon-
er Robert c. McQuillen, Captain Bur-
rows. from Port Reading for Jack
sonville, put in here yesterday with
some sails torn and fofesail appar-
emily gone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

The Bartenders' Union did not
hold the scheduled meeting last night
and it has been postponed until Sun
day afternoon.
A few Knights Templars went
from here to a Masonic gathering at
West Brighton, S. l., last night.
Family Home Lodge, /. o. G. t.,
held a meeting last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
TO WE'D LEWIssoHN.
Actress Announces Engagement;
Says She will Not Live in New York.

LONDON, Feb. 15:-Edna May
announces that she is engaged to
marry Oscar Lewissohn, after giving
the matter my most careful consider
alton" The date Of the wedding de-
pends upon her theatrical work, but
it will take place this year.
She will not live in New York She
loves London too we'll to definitely
settle anywhere else.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
Boys Failed to Appear.

The case of Carl Dressler against
a number of boys who he declares
stole eighteen sash weights from the
Independent Polish Catholic Church,
was not tried in the police court this
morning as the alleged culpri.s did
not appear. Detective Hnff went to
school No. yesterday and toll the
boys to be present but. with the ex-
ceptlon of the small boy who acted
as an informant yesterday morning,
none appeared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until noon February 20
for the three-story apartment house
building now standing on property
corner of High street and DeKalb
avenue. Tho purchaser must agree
to remove the tuildiag before April
1, 1907. The building will be sold
to highest bidder cast down.
Standard Underground Cable Co.
6715-2-12-tfss
Advertising in the NEWS brings
n.c.S,d nnond1fn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
PLANS FOR THEATRE.
Due from Architect To-day and Con
tractors Will Soon Get Them.

The plans for the new Majestic
theatre, which is to be built in this
city by William ]. Counihan, are ex-
pected to be delivered to Mr.. Couni-
han by Architect Arland w. Johnson,
of Toledo, o., today. Providing the
plans are received, Mr.. Couninan
will hand copies of them to prospec-
tive bidders early next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

That particular thing which you
couldn't find on your last shopping
trip may be advertised today. It's
worth looking!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

"Stay awhile and lose mile ap-
plies to the "art of hunting WANT
AID. BARGAINSi"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
PILES CURED IN 8 TO 14DAys

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA
days or money refunded. soc.
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AUNT POLLY'S CORNER

TO wash Lsos-Caver a bottle wftf
Gns white nsnnsL aua tack The EDGES
o. tls lace upon e. bslng careful 70
fAstsn d0wn aVsrg Htaa point. ana
la tie lace as stFaifhf aa possible
Squeeze the bottle iu iuhrNafn auap
ard water un ths lace IT, cisaa. ard
rinse Ia the same way Fut u "a
ths saa % dr.. ffp bottle aud afl d.
starrh. then Nfau clean camhfir
round a. and Iet dry in the open
ar when quite ~. fhe lace may
b. uutarked ard will look as good as
new. ard vii need lHila ironing
Black lace mag b. washed in ths
sane way. bf without soap A
fsw Drops ~ ammonia may BE- used
instead Black lace never should BE-
ironef
Creeping Chairs II annoyed b. a
roekinR chair creeping 90 thick
carpet wind couple y inches ~
velvet around one rocker ard the chair
viii remain stationary
Lever on Can Openers IN opening
sardlae cans which have the little
opener attached. usa some utensfi. az
q kitchen fork. End inrers in the
era II the ultla opener THIS acts
- a tsfsr and opens ths can easily
with Hf1s fores.
N making "a simple shirt waist. with
kimonO sleeve attached. Try making
the siih underneath taks the place o.
o lining Ehs 1Uk ~ "a waist that
- butfanaf behind Tor Instance a
made e. gsHal ffrd except on the
shoulders. and f Sleeve Put
In The kimono sleeve is thea set
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LOUIS AGAsSz WHO READ THE MANUSCRIPTS OF GOD

the birth Of Louis Asassii comes
May Is,
whom Lousfeow said that be heard the
rhymes Of universe Of God
thlnk Of him for few moments. Who he
what he dd and Why he dtd T.
bern in Switzerland Ito poor that only
difficulty and amidst the pva,ons
They tried make business man
doctor could Tho boy Who had col
chds felt spirit ~thln hin
that tmpeicd him greater hinss
Life pasaon-whAt q hos n came What forms
took 30 nsh market study tho fish Nv
u loy professor, 7
vessel hope mako fine toais
nd Nature his teacher and all the ~ora his
textbook
or got his education. Such cannot be hin-
dervd lie q the greatest nasuraists In the world
1osy bots saeleFs The philosophy OF nature hess
hh fAyots.a subjects
Above al a seeker after TRUTH
lie wurke3 lncessanty. Hs HAD why
ssdf- they asked him That b
-snd have little lie realized thai ability made him
usneuioasiy responsible
sweetness disposition that Of ehid but
scvsraes carried he world.
To-Day Cambridge museum valued
tAaa sioooeo height ambition
humanity results Of his ITO Of indsfatsAbls
research
slra museum Is no, his monument It have
been oat OF kecaHs TIE character Of The Rsaas h
little boulder
seene 81 pns
hrunEht ron swiss
He lived performed quietly sxssty
eoatsnteiy last poroas the
= Life which j nos bin read aloud
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around on the nIk. attaching n IN.
der the arm and using the waist ltssis
f0r tfs foundation This d easier and
simpler thaa cutting The goods ouf
under here and nsinE a separate itn.
ma. Or half lining 10 attach the sIssv-
e.. The strip which forms the ~.
moHo sleeve should b. hold ia naf.
rover ~ the bottom 10 ease the arm
10 Clean Corsefs.-Isay fat On wash
beard and scrub bari with scrub
brush, using plenty ~ soap
Clothes apriukiers -Fur handy
clothes sprinkler. take a pinf Mason
lar With a nail make small holes
tn the cover Screw the cover on. and
POUR sprinkler IL ready
To prevent step ladder from sifo.
ping on bare floor split open two
short pieces ~ Eardnn hose ara
fastfn Thorn 90 the lover end of the
ladder. turning them up on The aide-
81 The support and mailing them there
This useful ard simple GaVfcs NAV
prevent accidents
A dust cover FOR an upright plano Il
made n denim rad taeSaa 10 the back
- the plane The cover should be
vide enough 20 cover the piano and
thrown over when s~aepins. Whsa
Hat in uas the cover may hang down
behind the Pine
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NEAR. FoRCIvENEss'-IS THAT YOUR SORT

day virtue
forgiveness.
DID think e.
Not nsar-forEseussa great
between near-forFivsnees forgiveness
Near.forxseaess IA the that looks
the truths You
Thought would Do IT, bat ad Il hurt very
rant tell how much say AnyhInx
more about h'ana then. thsy
thinking Of Il and they
hos cbaritabe they've every they
they hook pointed you
their noble and unssinh fargvinx
human begin Eh that anknd
snd had done something really something
But thinking OTHER sot-RHAt forgiveness
II hos wouaertal Il wonderful you
tnow-tha should possesses glorious poser
70 stretch his hand his erEaE brother rub
sfaes utterly anuhlata all nukndnsaa sptsfat
things and woundiug that have
eoas and spoken him
Every that power DON'T aivAys USE A.
and Il Is pchaay vithsring for OF
eaass we've ro to EXERCISE iust do our
BODIES them Of any Use 10 as
REAL p 7lvESEss Is TO MAKE a THING As THOUGH
IT NEVER s. 'PENED
frs Co ONLY vay to fnrxva
The o,he. Fruazes andr smsmbers-tha lsnt for
gtvsusas al al las only PRETENDING forgive and doesn't
do YoU any 81. brother. either
You D. charitable you can Be honest you
can work with whole heart to these
yoa can FoR0 IFh-When Friend. you mis-
taken happsnedthen you near chang
ing what you OF this old world a heaven
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

had been out from $50 90 % 400 90
per month We should have said
per year Williamson tW Va
nutefprlae
where Is Margarr, this after
noon"
"oh, she's busy getting her A.
fairs IN shape
What Why
"uont be alarmed mean she
she has goue 20 the dfessmaker'a.
As for Mayor sohmitr. he had
more than one string % bis how.
Chaunccy n Depew has contrlbs
uted 20 a magazine a 500 vofd AZ
tiele on What | have Learned ia
Fifty Years Chaunoey always Was
rather verbose.
This ha larss enpnfry sass kuros
81 li lH iH fact that's one - the
#tanHani Oh co . reasons Ter tfylna
60 aNn a.
Ale fNmHnFI VII HhftANN tfH1I va
ufisan II Vas Abs desire 90 han
dis aeush that placed him there
There i mere tan thar niakay viii
sHeesaf tnfel as president - the
sfrsi trusf. Hnt aa Maheflsf husband
frrhvFes nne place NoHre sure sewer
- being handed e iamuu
~ hHfH fhafH
IA IN fss.at5.aas .tasta "a a rts
eus
'unEstHs taia nia saHlvhadf sac
him hnas hHat dFurs she HtHef uiahi
flH TOTS me 30 MAS halt 80
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See YlCtOrLa

lake 4 beantIfnI MO GA FuEHt
sound May 80th Four hours in
Victoria Special excursion given
b Seattle Chapter OF Bank mon
leaving on steamer Indianapolis
from Pier No ] at $50 a IN
Round trip only t2o0 Tickets on
sale az al hanks ss-
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Glove Trade
CenterS
al LCndCn'S

isous l1sle Gloves. beautiful lin
lHb pearl gray and white AL
siras TIE pair .....+s T5e
Black sHk GLOVES. "a button
length faf The wfii dresser.
Thursday the nsif SI.TS
kayrar re- hutton sHk Gloves.
black hfnsn sad tan you get
them only a. iandea's the pair
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lowest price the pair Sis
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Imported Gloves. white onlY.
the pair .ss.+4s. sts.s. .fpe
Tho Glove for ucar ia our long
black aiao whIfe lialc glove. the
best yet. The pair 800 SLID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

A prominent Ohio politician walk
Ell from New York 90 hls home FOR
his health. This IL the firat time
on record that an Ohio politician
did anything for hin health
Andy Hardness asked certain
Young lady last night II Il took
much money to buy a womau's
clothes She said. Not VERY much
Hut even then bis feet STAYED cold
Il Il said On good authority KEEL
tou tWgo.l Gazette.
A Word From jean Wise
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Popular Prices
at LCndcn'S
Store for Men

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A complete line Of suit cases y.
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Hose
Supporters

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Monuments

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three doors north 81 Vlrglaia Both
phones. 1875 80.
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The Day for
White Shoes
Decoration Day

Ladies' White Canvas Orfords.
plain or cap toe. turn sole. Gov
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extension sole. sizes 2t-2 to
bf2 American Gentlemen"
make. special ~. :. 50 az
Mems Light Weight Wei shoes
either hlucher or lace. medium
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all styles and sizes can be had
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IN lookln glass
Il L blame fsr liat
about a quarter NV
m time killed in
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