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New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
ou1cAcn nRaIN ANp PRoVIsIoNs.

,-++.szo Dec 1T-Wer weather II the WlI-e-
- 1s1- o. the United States inspired genera
.Tr5-- a. -1a wheat market to-day, resuLLl-s II
declines al the close OF &c % Sc % &c - -
ard oats also closed weak FroVls-on7
Sentiment IN the wheat pit vas oea-ish neaE-y
all day- although times roderare lrr1ilsss =
{+.,1g1-ad on covering BY shorts Thars vas =
Ti++e show OF strength early IN the day as tne r
sr1Ir OF buying brought cut oy I-e 1IL-1O-s 80
report. which estimated re a. - - -. --.T
winter wheat al Is per cent less In4n Is -. -
ae-f77a+a made by the government experts Later
sorle buIIish enthusiasm was aroused y -
talk in connection with Lae s5s+io- 5u+
JHese - - All s07-n crop II this country
7-Ee weather bureau map showed rain OF So -
he Rocky Mountains. and further prsclplLaIloa
was forecasted for tonight 7nd to-11oIT~ aI, e.
msrSsf Closed weak at almost he b9stQn to-
s72.c 70 g Clsarances OF T-eaS - -sst-,-z
were equal 70 $4,000 DusneLs- sss baS
we're $4,000 bushels; compared VIE n o'siygo 49,
bushels Ee SorLesgoElo-s4 So. -sS1S--s5 -ses5-rs
Of $74 cars, against 22s cars last week and $50
Corn sg65sctsd 70 @ hssvy ssI,nE 2 Dresssss .s
al day. and as re$ql[ ,174 I2s 41N r 80. eorS
beTf The Illinois report which estimated this
years crop OF corn AZ 2130Q0ooo bushels com
pared with 295o0o.000 bushels, as shown by tss
government crop report scenes 20 % asE5 70 -
Interests were the principal sellers, and demand
same s gam a7zn rol 20 t Tsa-Ssr here. Esich VA
JlnfavorabIe for handling the grain and prices
zyftI prices unchanged 70 &C lower compared
With me previous close Final quotations
Nav were az so 3. c and July az SO &c 70 6ozsc-
Local receipts were Al cars, with FOUR ot con-
tract grade
and at the close prices were &c 70 sc % 7S
below yesterdays final quotations May closed
al 81 q. c and July at 4S1sc- The same interests
that were heavy sellers OF corn were tEs leading
sellers OF oats Prices for the cash grain vars
&c 20 &c lower Local receipts were 1+3 cars
Trade n provisions was duh. and the market
was steady 4 scent advance IN I've hogs IN
spired some bUlltsh sentiment. but th5 slump n
coarse grain Offset this factor Prices a. tne
close were shade higher 70 2-zc lower
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat. 50
cars; corn. 156 cars; oats. 123 cars hogs, 1000
Haaf
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
HAPPY COPPER FAMILY
,xTFRESTS TO ORGANIZE.
Mont Fir Prices, but VII York
Together.

-s..ntsrsves OF al the copper producing and
-. ,o-npsnies snd OF the leading selling sgen-
-. .Ae country viii meet in this city to-day to
oeN .. q, association fer furnishing statistics on
e'A@,ss-tion and sale OF copper throughout the
n IT, and collecting and disseminating TO its
eo1s.-x al facts Of Importance 70 the courses
-. II a. copper ard brass working channels
-. 81 Ae no attempt 10 tx prices or 10 limit
's--,ion but Il is understood that one OF the
-. ~ IRE association viii be 70 get the copper
e2 80 refining interests 10 adopt q policy
- - that OF the steel trade OF keeping their
So 81 z fair price Il is stated. however thae
50 ~ he undertaken n this or any other
- mat VIII be the least Illegal or IN viola
- ne s.rictest Interpretation OF the Sherman
antitrust lsS
- re u1en Interested, is planned for the good
- concerned IN the mining. refining. sale and
-e.---rs of copper. and not fer forming any
- - ,-o1si-E company or merger OF the mines
-. ii be represented q: -he meeting.
. hope5 Il Is said. 70 prevent further specula-
= -ss e91pe- trade. and thus do away with
-s-ss such IS prevailed few years ago. when
= - specuIstfve interests broke the prices OF
- :, levels that caused the loss ot millions Of
- - shareholders II copper mines II Is also
- .-z- rhe bringing together ot al the in
- = re t-zde VIII prevent the Uplirr Of COP
:, .Ae high level reached a. the last high
szgs
re members g the new association VIII be
--r~1rle le-uen's agreement" to furnish month
!. t.r-s< cf the production ot their mines and re-
- - re officers Of the association These IN
- -eporrs viii rot be made known 70 the
,.is..o- & general. however, but VIII be COM
- rr6s- different districts into which the coUn-
: ~ he divided. for instance the Montana
.--s~-. -he Arzora district. and so on
= sxso-ia.ior similar ID -fle one il is proposed
--s-f-e -ov vas n successful operation for
- v,s-s but vent out OF existence finally II
= = vas known as The Copper Producers As
-,-,-- z-s - president was the late John Stan
= his company kept records OF the production
:, c--pe- 81 over The Eorld. and furnished stats
: - 81 kinds relating 70 the copper trade, not
= n f-s --e-bers bUt 20 the government. which
= ussd - the Geological Survey and Depart
:. - Statistics II their reports.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New December l.. lsS
RFFyFS-1e~e0tS 81 cars. LAB head. IN
r5- - cars consigned direct siaushrerers and ne
~e-ai74-r r7- The market No trading. feeling STEADY
-,s naive sides Liverpool and London cattle ana oee
markets unchanged. from this port today or
CsTyFS-Fecef0ts were 2s4 head. Including 224 eor
r71rczers direct and Go the market Fee-lns weak
Common to prime sold AT S5I> 20 per l'J io no
choice 80 offered. baruyard calves, s. Dressed caves
steady city dressed selling at eGl5c per u coun-
try dressed 6d14c- - - -. 90 -
per 100 u: 80 do l32 n So do. l@o n at = .
do 100 10 So 113 n. at So b1nyard carr S"J
s Ildl & Co 6 vesIs. 1877 n At 50 %
SHEEP AND I.ANIE5S-F}eCsipts were 45 = cars. Or
tarars and for the market, making WITH ne stale
stock n cars On sale Trade slow in both sheep
ana Iar.ts and prices barely steady ears Were car
red over Ordinary primo sheep sold a. N'-S+ =
na- 1o1 n choice do ar s. 20 cls 1r 3 year
Ifngs at s-TS5 s5uSi fI-s Lressel mutton
s07- AZ Gagc pe- ID dressed lambs at S-s1l2-zc
-arez-arns Commission eos Indiana laulns
204 Buffalo d. 60 10 81 -. - do % n II 50 2 :
Buffalo yearugs % n At 50 90; Indiana sneep - 10
Al 81 70 b do III 70. ar 81; 10 DO los u az - 10
sanders 17o state lambs - u at 81 s. Z. 19T do
60 10 az s. -: - u 10 at So 20 Is cil lambs and
year-Lnss. n So state sheep. la7 ID Al - 90
-6r 5 < shannon. pa Ohio lambs = y. At $ 12'3
: Judd & Co.: les lambs 50 70. al s. Ia. 50
state sheep. 9I -. at s. =
H0CS.ReceIpts were Ials cars. or ssSs head. IN
Guiding car s5r No sales reported feeling
vsaEz IN sv-.7athy Buffalo and Western adyices
Country dressed hogs steady
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
lOEEEE-
New YORK. December Il.

New York. December II. -90s
COFFEE-Trading in coffee particularly
acLlVe today bit the market showed pretty good
QeFcner and closed steady, unchanged points
higher sales reported Of 10000 bags. There
some trace selling during the offerings
LeTy vel absorbed by local buyers Wall
street houses # is said beginning pur-
ase or coffse as an investment the reports rhat
none OF the government coffee viii offered sale
prior to January L 1910 According 20 authorities who
are IN 4 position to know the between the
bankers to dosted
erInent or ao PdUlo contains the following
The government Of Sac PaUo hereby undertakes Offer
the said Cofes for sale through medium
committee either public auction sealed n1ers
al the price Of the day distributing them preferentia
over coffee period
Sag from January to June 80 namely 500 600 says in
1eo9-lO 100000 IN I91O-11 100000 in 191l-12 100
II I312-'13 and 100000 per thereafe- The
port that Venezuela has declared against Holland
influence Venezuela IS
porter small scale only. Foreign markets
important changes, receipts at the ports
unued Moderate The market for spot coffee quiet.
WltE quotations The basis Of 76esc
The range Of contract prices in the Local market
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
OTHER mAakgTs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dee. 1T--CATTLE- Receipts estimated 600
aad- market steady. 81 6o4$5 50.
Geifers s. 5ogS4 SO; bulls 8 5 > yos calves s. &c
limits le-rlInatel) 5000 head. strong
higher choice heavy shipping, s. T5tlS5 butchers
81 -0ls5 -l- light mixed s. 40 chotce light 4
s. 55 packing s. 5eGS5 20. pigs. S5$5 IS; bulk of sales
6G4S5 sHEEf-ReCelpts testlnatedf. y 600 head
sheep S+4S4 T5; lambs s. 250ST 90 year.!ass 81 s
East Hunal1 Dec 1T.-CATTL LE-Rece.Uts go head
market easier prime steers S. 5oGST NEAL5
F%ceipts head active a
50 Is. HOES Receipts, 51uO head. market slow and
steagy. heavy SoTS5 DO mixed, s. 7G8S5 - SHEEP
and LAAIBS-Feceipts. 5000 head sheep slow lambs
Cincinnau Dec 17.-HOGS-Recripts. 5 $40 head. mar
et active and 5c higher. butchers and shippers
s. T0Ts5 20 common. s. 5ofIS4 40
Kansas Clty, Dee 1T--CAT IIt;-Eseeipts. 40Oo head
500 Scuthcrna- market strong TO loc higher
choice export and dressed beef steers s. Is far 20
good 5o4S5 10 steers s. s. 80, stucers
ana feeders $3TS4 s6. Southern 50 1895 80;
southern cows s2SA. native cows 81 25as4 55 native
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

COTTOS-The cotton market had quite a rally dur
Ing the middle Of the day. but weakened
late ana closed barely steady decline of
point advance OF 5 points. Sales estimated
10000 bales The market opened steady IN
prices decline CT points. the cables
were slightly lower than due but Liverpool was buying
here stedded shortly after the call cover
ing for the weekend the report This
carried 6g10 points higher,
absence Of bull clearly evident,
the early turned for profits they found very
supporting around he he relative
strength Of the midday advance accom-
position against sales OF
May July presumably for undoiug straddls &C
Business whole largely in the way OF
aside from the scaping trades Of some OF
professionals report OF the Census
Bureau IS due December =, giving the amount OF
December 13, and Il IS felt that this
considerable influence sentiment Ar
estimates its probable showing
from II. $50 900 1I950Op0 bales The
National Gnners Association, according to wires re
their figures point 10
total ginning OF 900 bales the date in cues
ton Southern spot markets officially reported were
unchanged 1-16c lower Local spot dealers stated
during day mills absolutely indifferent
When they oeTst cheap lots they pointed to 51e
considered cheap week ago
ana can bought for less money. and evidently
will he checked before the trade &c
rnan5 improves materially
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
"a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
$40 PAULo LOAN AGREEMENT.

The agreement between the State Of Sac Paulo.
Brazil and the bankers Uho have UNDERWATER
the 600 coffee equalization loan. brought out
this week provides. II learned yesterday, that
the 7g0G09 bags Of coffee forming the security for
the loan shall be offered for sale by the govern
rue1t OF Sac PauI0. through the medium OF the
bankers committee. either by public auction or by
sea ed tenders q the price Of the day
The sales each year to be distributed over the
last six months Of the coffee period, from jan
r-arv y June 3D. and the marketing viii amount 70
30 6a0 hag in I9-lg 10000 bags in 19l011. 1900
in 1g1r1e so co0 in ls12l3 and 10000 bags yearly
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Maturing 19Js-22.

Liverpool. Dec I7--Closing-- t5EAI-Spot-No r~d
f1- - 11z.5t March = 7azd. May. Is 6A5d. CORN
spot steady American. mixed via G2lVesion) bs 50
EsIf-ce gLer. TaHary 8s 3s March, 81 3-zd- PEAS
Canadian stead az = ia Fl<)l " inter paIehts
E1m ~ 3Os HOPS London ttaetnc toasIb nrrn al
= 5sals BEEF-E-1.a India mess steady a. lbs
PoRK-Prue mess. Western. quiet a. rs Sd Ia
short cu go H. easy "a As BACON uTaDerla no
as. short Tb, 10 70 "A ID qai1t
AS long clear Laddes. Hgut 2o 70 - 10 easy a. 4e
long mldGes heavy. 50 70 ~ 10 duA 81 sos %
short 10 % y, az as clear btes
u 20 Is 10. quiet a. 5gs SHOU LDERs-Square. II 70
Z n. easy Al 3Ts. IARI-PrIme Western. IN ferces
5uI al refined. pals. easy at 4ss bl
TER-t5ood Tinted easy eHs l1A-t1>t-
canadian nnest white euiet s2s Canadian nnest col
quiet a. COS. TALLOW-Prime city STEADY al @SS
RPENTISE-S Spirits quiet 2:fs- LIAsE-teL1
25s. ETEoLECAI-stes1y al 1i4G HosAN-
Common nrIn 81 Is Iiad
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
sNEL-lNe CONCERN REORGANIZATION.

Dispatches crom VJsJon yesterday said that Il
Tas Understood that the reorganization plan Of the
-o1zC dated Arizona Smelling Company would
l-orI1e -gr an assessment q % cents share on
ne STOCK e9- which bonds OF the new company
would be- g+-e- The holders OF the stock. on pay
clsrr rF the assessment are 70 receive not only
aHds -a~ The amount paid in but new stock equal
i9 b ger cent n tnei- present holdings The plan
k sale ~ have been underHritteEr and Il Is e2-
ge5E thar -re rev concern VIII start with between
20 st .-1 s@.a 80 cash in the treasury The CAPT
a-zau1r it is Understood VIII be s1.eco@oo bonds
=. - ~ -.-.-as u s-ack pr Eal.e $
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
CONSOLIDATED OFFERS AID.
ssck Trading Investigation COMMITTEES TO
Organize To-day

-. sp.claI committee appointed ~ Governor
ur,rhes Isst Monday 70 investigate and report on
eos r-sc.nE II VAL Street VIII meet this after
.,r- - re once Of Clark Williams State Super
--.s-5enr q Banks and member Of the com
-4-.es 70 organize and discuss the plan OF pro-
-.tu-s Z Is expected that Horace White VIII be
siece5 Chairman
3 Ba5zzu. president of the Consolidated Stock
Exchange. sent the following letter 10 NJ. White
yssrsr1sy-
As president a ne Consolidated Stock Exchange
q NeT Z--s 7 wish 70 place the entire machinery
n eur INSTITUTION The disposal OF your committee
IL -o- E-L - able 70 see for yourselves the
rhsrougr workings q the stock business con
lueIe6 through G clearing house, our exchange
Azglg been -Le originator Of this system Of hand
.nE sxrEG-Ee business I want assure YOU OF
sg- hez--v cooperation in any manner which
vu-lG facilitate your committee IN getting the
--1--7es which gc-eru stock operations. Our
s--zl-rss hon s a. your disposal AZ any tine
-E- yoE nay see - 70 use il
Z. Thomas. president C the New York Stock
EIchzrgs. stated IS soon as t1e appointment OF
coz-z----ss became known ever facility would
zSo-ds1 Z r. -Ee management er rhe exchange
carving ~ us Investigation.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
CUSTOMERS ON STAND At KING TuAL

Boston Dec. 17.-Nure-cus customers, who testi-
FED that. responding 70 advertisements IN the pa
pers they had ordered the purchase Of stock and
failed TO receive certificates after sending their
money were the principal witnesses today in the
trial Of Cardenio T. King, financial agent"
charged with the larceny from tfirty-one persons
Of 80 90 by false pretences a number Of the wit
resses admitted that recently they had consented
20 q settlement Of their claims taking few dollars
in cSrh and Kings notes and some Of his stock
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
asieN FROM moNTAUK BANK BOARD

Edosra E=ei-erra--, v5oe-president cf The Montauk
ss-k- q Brooklyn ex-senator stephen 81 Grls-
~ zro owns most % the stock and William
5-ssler resigned from its board Of directors yes
-5sr The resignation OF " II Calder from the
sz-d q directors Is said 70 be under consideration
L. Eel-eraau- said mat the designations were the
ss1l- CT his p lure 70 have The membership q tie
saA-d I'd Iced.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
e., s8as5 so. bulls 81 5oes4 10: caves, s4ss

heissr. saas5 so; bulls 81 5oes4 10: szvss StsS.: @
steady %
ta1 3 % buIk OF sales s56$5 IS; heav - 52So %
raclzs-s and IS 5GS5 90 dsn Soeso
SrFyF-P-Recefpcs. 5000 head market So'3 &c
foVe~ han on Monday lambs. 81 sS6 80 sss
s17s4 yea-l11gs. 3 -oess -
western sheep IS T5g$l 80; s0ockers and fs-srs S-9
Ff+-szy1-r Dec T-CATTLE-s[pply lIsHrs -
SLOW croice s6 2OGs6 % prime So -rSo 40 e524 z
Terhers. =
C1iis and common. s. 5OaS2 so lambs S+1S - -
- 7eaves s. go9S6, nsdtu-1. = 52S2
Tesr- vorzers, 50 0i1lS9 -4s-- -o-------
-fgz ss- r1uzhs, 81 5OGS5 so
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
DiUIdend Notices.
Fulton Trust Company Of New York
33d Consecutive Semi-Auuual Dividend.


33d Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend.
so Nassau St New YORK December II. 1903
The B9sd et Trs{ss & has E ss % s.. o sS cs5i5s
stock PAYABLE January ? lsog 70 ssoeS1oi - esGs .
ransfer books close sce1rber q. I9os- a. eeioek
P NJ and F''Oef aES2 zss2'y " FIGHL2.
The Hooking valley Railway comPsns- ans ,sos
n. Board CT Directors has thls day 5se@Eed Se5s-
annual dividend Of Two PER -. - "a se5a n q Fo
PER CENL ~ on Sas , I29 s. 9sssr1 1st5 ISos a.
the oacs OF Msssrs J P Norsa2 4 Soa2@19. 49,. -
t5e Company the close .. 5lsHe&ss SD Pso75assr A-
Boy1Ss SREES Es r57s JErfT 5.G5sl ~ o.
The Board q Directors have I11s ca - ~.
Of rscor3 on tie closing the transfer books AZ L Il
1908 ' aE Fi55fs q M 26' 92 Iaaaay i I4
OFFICE OF TIE BETA9 sTat9 o68fzSS BSfEEsrEE
Sew YORK, Deosnser 1Ith- isos =.
EoPahS 5SeG vii iio bs @ Fad 5a6aa-5 p i5Os
q rscor. Decenbsr 21st ?. Z Checks VIII -
'nliisa % '-' ERSEsT fsELIN. Assistant Tpsesur--
MINES COMPANY OF AMERICA ,
~ -s1 l11 19r7@ 9rthiy dtvtsni q o Per Cara
has been declared PAYABLE Dec, 24th- Isos 80 y
Aneoss 4- Sr boos Sose p NJ On Dec 1sta 1908.
and reopen 10 A NJ Dec 24shs Isos $780,.
THE NECHANTCs NATIONAL BANk
S5 Wall Street.
New York December 1Ith- 19os
511srtsrlv dividend OF THREE PER CE1N.E- -
been Secared PAYABLE and after January 2z1 IS1A
to st9choiers Of record tas sPss & 9t 9Sass5 De-
cerlbsr 18th Ftt-Nh u ENI---- -a3-N---
THE PLAZA BANK
Eecsr1oe- 1873
. sfvfde.t ot TEN G0D PER CENT zas this cay oe-1
saCfa-a4 rsvabIs on and after January md I1e
close Decsubsr Z3rd. 1903. and reoPso
---.I--- a., T50a z II. CLARKE C1sh1s--
A DvERTIsE1fENTs ASD sUBsCRrFTIoS5 FoA
a tribune received tAeir E1roE1 OG-ce So--
- B-,zSUsy between and S7th sts- urtil .
,5-1ocJ received AZ the following
6a1ch 5fHces az regular until o'eloek n
sd ON ava
T0A sst - 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

roo c BursIo. and feeding G4s4 65atc C ( New
York BUCEWTEAT-Sta sic nominal
NEW YORK PRICES.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-14
Franklin stock Company.

The attraction at the Shelton op-
era house. three nights, commencing
Thursday night, Nov. 10, will be the
Franklin Stock Company, which is
said to be the largest, best and most
elaborate stock organization in the
south this season. and judging from
the list of performers, vaudeville ar
fists, equipment, etc, associated with
the Franklin Stock company it is
safe to say this is no idle boast.
The theatregoers of today will not
content themselves with the ordin-
airy repertoire performances that
have been presented in the past con-
sisting of flimsy production of
some old worn out drama and a few
cheap vaudeville acts.
Manager Lasseur, realizing this
fact, has therefore, selected the best
people in the dramatic world that
money can procure as the strongest
line OF plays that can be secured for
road production Also ten of the
strongest vaudeville acts on the Am
erican stage today The opening play
will be Sampson of Yale" and is
enc Of the strongest 4-act comedy
~ l'i'4dS bclHso pltScIttu lulS S6dSOu H..
Between the acts high class vaude-
vile enliven all waits and 80 to
make up an evening of pleasure and
merriment.
Mr. VIM. A. Duncan, leading man,
in the part of George Hathaway, the
ale graduate, and also the strongest
Nan In the Yale crew, is peculiarly
adapted for this kind of a part and
MAKES an admirable hero.
Miss Bryan, who plays the part OF
aYena the Gypsie queen. has made
\ careful stpdy of these peculiar peo-
ple and therefore portrays this char
acter to an excellency.
The balance of the cast who have
been selected from the strongest cas-
tern stock companies are equally
well cast.
The prices for this engagement
as been reduced to 25, 35 and so
seIts. seats now on sale.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-14
IN THE SOCIAL REAJlM.


Miss Tessie Edmonson was hotess
to the NJ. W NJ. club last Weines
day afternoon. Beautiful, stately
chrysanthemums. filled vases and
bowls. and were effectively placed
about the receiving rooms, making
La pretty company dress for the
house. while glowing fires from the
open CRATES, dispelled the chill of the
cool autumn weather, and added to
the warmth of the welcome always
SO ready in the hospitable Meredith
home. 1t was the pleasure of the NJ.
w. NJ. to have with 1t on this occas-
ion, as an out-of-town guest, for
mer resident of Waxahachie, Mrs. B.
G. Conner of Dallas, who is visiting
Mrs. G. c. Groce and other friends.
Substitutes took the places of alb
| sent members for the forty-two
games. Mrs Fred Meredith, Mrs.
Lake, Mrs. Teustch, Mrs. Julia Pick
EFT. Mrs. Noteworthy and Mrs. l. NJ
Williams. assisted Mrs. Edmonson
in serving the following delicious
menu: Brains and peas, in pastry
Icups, potato chips, waters, pickles
and chocolate, followed by delecta-
Bile nectar and cake. served by Miss
! Maude Patrick and Miss Bertha
| FeariS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-14
The Department Club.

The Department Club held a meet
ing in its club rooms at Sims libra
ry Wednesday afternoon An inter-
esting meeting was held and quite
good deal of business tranacted.
Every chairman of each department
was urged to see that every member
of her department has year book
Trinity University has granted to the
Musical Department of the Fedora
ted clubs of the state, musical
scholarship, and the Waxahachie
Department club has asked the priv
llege of bestowing this scholarship
on some Waxahachie girl, or young
woman. Interesting accounts were
given by the chairman of each de-
partEent. Hereafter Bulletin
Board in the library will post from
| the chairman of each department,
interesting programs for each de-
partment.
The Federation program to be
held by the whole department club,
| has been postponed from the 10th
| to the 27th inst, in order that the
reports from the delegates to the
State Federation of Clubs at San An
gelo may be heard Mrs. Leeper goes
to San Angelo as a delegate from the
Department Club and Mrs. Simpson
| as delegate from the Shakespeare
department. of the Department club.
Miss Julia Solon's resignation as
| Sc, rotary or the department club has
been filled by Miss Mable Smith.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-14
CONFIRMED PROOF.
Residents OF Waxahachic Cannot
Doubt What Has Been Twice


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from aches and pains OF bad back
from distressing kidney ills--thou-
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Doan's Kidney Pills. Residents of
Waxahachie, who so testified years
ago, now say their cures were per-
manent. This testimony doubly
proves the worth of Doan's Kidney
Pills to Waxahachie Kidney suffers.
w. II. Odom, farmer, living six
miles west of Waxahachie, Texas.
says II think Just as much and prob
ably more of Doan's Kidney Pills
today than when gave testimonial
for them over three years ago. At
that time | had severe backache
which had annoyed me for Years. I
was also bothered by a frequent de-
sire to pass the kidney secretlons.
Doan's Kidney Pills procured from
FEARS drug store went at once to the
seat Of my trouble and entirely dis
posed Of 1t. Since that time l have
learned of many neighbors who
have tried Doan's Kidney Pills and
have received just as good results
from their use. In my opinion they
are the best kidney remedy to be
had"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--
and AXE no other. D&W5