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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-11-27

OCuOOl ldCulJy.
Howard and Lincoln Universities
from Hampton Institute Saturday, 3
to 0. The game was fast and full of
brilliant plays. The score should
have been larger but for several costly
fumbles The playing of Allen and
Terry was of the sensational order
and is worthy of comment.
Howard and Tuscola University
met in Philadelphia Saturday, No
vember q, and played tie game So.
1t was the hardest game Of the season
but should have resulted in a victory
for Howard, several bad plays cost
ing them the game. Terry and Allen
showed in the limelight and the play
ing of these two stars was the best
seen in years. Howard will close her
season Thanksgiving with game
with Ky, State University at Wash
ington.
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The Pearl High School team again
demonstrated the fact that it can
play some football, when it ran I'm
scor' Of 4G points in SATURDAYS
game against Turner Normal The
game was filled with sensational
end runs and long forward passes
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%Cantalns.
Time of game Commute halves
Umpire-Sage, University of Georg-
ia
Referee, McFlroy. of Cornell.
Field Judge Sweet. of Georgia
Tech Headlinesman, Hill, of Georgia
Tech.
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Dobson, umpire; Randalls, referee
Johnson, field judge.

The visitors were entertained by
Miss Lena T. Jackson, Of the High
School faculty.
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Timekepeer, DR.. c. H. Phillips. Ref
cree, King. Umpire, Dobson.
A. B. c. TIGERS" DEFEAT TUsKE-
GEE WARRIORS"
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 2

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. q, 'OS,
The Baptist College, Tigers who
are better known as the Champs"
gave Tuskegee the same tast of bitter
defeat this afternoon, as they gave
the Fisk team the Saturday previous
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
MAD DOG RlTES LITTLE GIRL.
While on Her Way to school Rainey
Harrison Is Attacked


While on her way to school two
or three days ago Rainey Harrison,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Harrison of the Rogers hotel,
was attacked by dog belonging to
Rev. j, 7, Mcclure and bitten on the
right arm 1t was thought at the
time that the dog was merely play
ing with the children as they passed
the parsonage and that the injury
to the little girl was only d scratch
from the CANNES claws. Rev. Nc
Ciure, who witnessed the incident,
caught the dog and tied him in the
yard for the purpose of keeping him
off the street, Thursday afternoon
he developed symptoms of rabies,
and Friday morning there We're un-
mistakable signs of rabies. The dog
was Immediately killed. Its head was
decapitated and sent by express to
Pasteur Institute at Austin for eX-
animation, Mr. Harrison was appris-
ed at once of the dogs condition and
Friday morning he took his daugh-
ter to a maidstone and had the stone
applied to the wound The stone
stuck and remained on the wound an
hour or more, If the Pasteur Insti-
tute reports that the dog had hydro
phobia the little girl will be taken
either to Austin or New Orleans for
treatment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
PROGRAM FOR BANQUET.
Event to BE Given by naraca and
Philathea Glasses.

Event to BE Given by Raraca and
Philathea Glasses.
Al the banquet to be given by the
Baraca and Phllathea classes of
Waxahachie, the following program
will be rendered:
Selection, Wise Orchestra.
1--WE DO Things" Mrs, Y. d. KEN
BILE.
Duet Mrs, w. A. Grow and Miss
Jennie shelton.
A Live Wire, Mr.. r. M. Sleeper,
Selection, Wise Orchestra,
Why | Like to be Philathea. Miss
Emma Davis.
Reading, Mrs. IL N, Peters.
Song, Methodist Quartet.
Tho Useful Man, Mr.. u. ID. Grid
die
Selection, Wise Orchestra
This banquet is to be given Oct,
9Th in the Adelphian club rooms, be-
ginning at o'clock in the evening
1t is given by and for the Baraca
and Philathea classes In Waxahachie
and to those OF the public who are
interested in this work. There will
be lots of good eating and good
time for every one, The price of so
cents the plate Is made to each and
everyone, The tickets will be on sale
at each of the classes tomorrow and
during the week with Mr. Sam An
drews at the Waxahachie National
bank. We will appreciate 1t II YOU
will secure your tickets before
Thursday, Oct. LIST. as we can then
tell what number to figure on. Some
thing like 100 tickets have been
spoken for, 30 get them early as
there will be a limit on the number
that can be accommodated,
Committee.
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HOW PAVING PAYS.
Several Residences Change Hands
and Good Prices Are Paid.

DOCS paving pay
Listen to this string Of important
real estate trades on Cooper street
since the pavement was completed.
Everett Wyatt, chief rate clcrk
for the Fort Worth and Denver, sold
his residence to Neil +. Anderson
cotton man, for $4,000 cash.
Stacey Wells disposed of his homo
to Dr. Roy Saunders for $4,000
Mr.. Gunter of the firm of william
Bryce 4 Co, bought lot at the cor
ner of Sixth avenue and Cooper
street with the intention OF erecting
an $4,000 home upon 1t.
The street will have an important
acquisition in G. G. Hooper, cap
italist from Quanah, who has pur-
chased the brick residence put up
by the Fort Worth Building company
at 1907 Cooper street Mr., Hooper
expects to move his family to this
city in about two weeks and make
Fort Worth their future home. ---
Fort Worth Star.
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Arc Your Kidneys Well?

Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Rheu-
matism, Gout, Gravel Dropsy, lnfla-
nation of the Bladder, Bad Blood
and Nervous Troubles caused by sick
Kidneys,
Hood 4 Curtin, the we'll known
druggists Of Waxahachie. know by
experience that HINDIPO win cure
all forms OF Kidney and Nervous
Troubles. and will guarantee 1t In
all cases
Can't you AFFORD to try 1t at their
risk? 1t costs you nothing II 1t don't
dc the work.
Sent by mail to any address. pre-
paid, on receipt OF so cents. Six box
es. $2,60, under positive guaran-
tee. TT
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Real Estate Transfers.

II, s. Cooke ct al to |. j. Harcrow,
4S acres of land; $500.
7, H. Barrow to b. H. Reagor, go
acres out of the John Roberts sur
vey; $3.50 and other consideration
j. $, McGregor to N. p, Gentry.
lot in Italy; 500.
j, N, Dudley to w, f. Smith. AZ
66-100 acres out of the Nathan Tins
ley survey; $4,051. 40.
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The Birth Record.

ED Wyatt and wife, Forreston,
Sept, 22, a girl,
T. j, Pickett and wife, Forreston
September 22, a boy
George Cox and wife. Palmer
september %, a boy.
Allen Reeves and wife, Palmer
Sept 2S, boy.
Lott Penrod and wife, Palmer
Sept 80, girl.
Hal Hinton and wife, Palmer, Sep
TENDER 10, boy,
j, c, Fowler and wife, Britton
September 10, girl,
John p. Sykes and wife, Italy
Sept, |, a boy,
Dannie Freeman and wife, Avalon
Sept, 20, boy.
John Kidd and wife, Italy, Sept
8, boy.
Dave Edwards and wife, Italy
Sept 10, girl,
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and cure the disease,
my wife has been using Hyomei
for two months for catarrh and pull
monary trouble. She has received
more relief and benefit than from
any other treatment, -, s. Par
rett, Jeffersonvilie. O, oet
"Hyomei cured me OF terrible
earaohe and buxzing In the head. I
would not be without 1t In the
house for a single night Mrs, 8,
p. Fuller. Columbia, s. c,
Hood q Curtin, the druggists,
sells Hyomei pronounced High-o-
mel and guarantee It. A complete
OUTFIT, including inhaler, only costs
800, and an extra bottle OF Hyomei
II afterwards needed, will cost but
so cents,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02

Denver, Colo, Oct. "A palatial
special train on the Moffatt road was
provided today for the delegates to
the, American Bankers association,
and the entire day will be spent at
Corona, 65 miles distant from Den
YER at the crest OF the Continental
Divide, at an altitude of II $50 feet.
The'excursion Is the closing feature
Of the weeks convention OF the ma
ional financiers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
BEST CATARRH DOCTOR
Has Cured Thousands-Win Cure
You or Money Back.

This is the little Hy-
omei inhaler, the little
doctor that has cured
many thousands Of suf-
ferers from catarrh,
bronchitis, asthma, hay
fever, coughs, colds
and grip,
It's SO easy and
pleasant to cure your
self with Hyomei.
Just pour a few drops
In the little inhaler,
and breathe 1t In. The
healing, soothing and
antiseptic air will reach
every nook and crevice
OF the mucous MEM
brane of the nose and
throat; will stop the
irritation almost i'm
mediately: Will allay
the Inf a m m a ton.
drive out the foul
odor; kill the germs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02

The Waxahachie Steam Laundry
has purchased the plant of the Home
Steam Laundry, In this transaction
the Waxahachie Steam Laundry in
no wise assumes the Indebtedness
OF the Home Steam Laundry or OF
any person connected with same,
STEAM LAUNDRY
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The Death Roll.

Virginia May Kuykendall, age
year, Forreston, September /
Mrs, j. ii, Russell, age n years.
Palmer, September II.
John IL. Barnett. aged 20 years,
Palmer, September z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02

We have had Bob Taylor, Sam
Jones and all the star attractions,
but DR.. Steel Is the best that has
been heard here.-Manager Opera
House, Muskogse. DR.. Steel lectures
at the Sims Library tonight. 1856
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Foleys Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly strengthens the
lungs and expels colds. Get the gem
uine In a yellow package, y, w.
Fearis. o
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Remember this. II there are any
new creations In printing the Enter
Prise Publishing Co., Ia prepared to
furnish them 70 YOU. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-02
Program Junior II. Y. p. Y.
Subject: The Story of Ruth.

Ruth, lila, Inez Couch.
Ruth, / $3.50, Rives Watson.
Ruth, 1:11-15, Eugenia Kidd,
Ruth, 11b-18, Walter Acker,
Ruth, 1,1S-22. Mary Lee King.
a Questions.
Where did Moses live?
At what time did Moses sin?
Which Is the longest verse In the
bible?
Where is the tongue chapter?
How many books In the new tes-
lament have only one chapter? Name
them.
Quote verse by which, II all the
rest of the bible were blotted out, a
man could be saved,
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THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
Licensed to Wed.

Guy s, Jenkins and Myrtle Seals.
w, A, Bradford and Mrs, Lille
Stella hurry.
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Money to Loan,

On farms. Vendors lein notes
taken up and extended with option
OF paying a part each year. Also farm
and city property for sale. II
y o. II. CHAPMAN e co.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
SHOW OF TOP DOGS.
Many Canine Ar1stocrats To Be on
Vieu This Week.

Who will be the fortunate owner OF little Wal
dorf? Little Waldorf is a six-months-old spaniel,
so tiny that he fits comfortably into snaA work
and he will be given TO the holder Of that ticket
Of admission the sixth annual toy dog show
which shall have the lucky number on It.
The toy dog show will open Friday, Deceu1-
Der 4. in the pine grove the roof OF tho
Waldorf-Astoria. Some of the best specimens In
this country OF English. toy, Japanese and Penese
spaniels Will be exhibited, and some fine POM
eranians one belonging to Miss Anna Sands Mrs.
Herbert Satterlee's Pekinese. Miss Catherine Cam
eron's toy bull Miss Mary Henderson's Prince
Charles spaniel and Miss H. G. Parletts King
Charles spaniel Will be among the dogs exhibited
It is only in recent years that American women
have taken a scientific interest in dog breeding
but they are going the thing energetically
English women, living much IN the country
brought up with dogs and horses from their child
hood, have always taken pride a. matter OF
course in well equipped kennels and stables Now
that American women are adopting the custom OF
spending eight months OF the year in their coun-
try homes they getting to have tbs same feel
ing and TO realize that Il 1t is worth while having
dogs at all II is worth while 10 have perfect spec-
Though the Toy Spaniel Club Of America started
with only six women, who were assembled by
Mrs lillian c. Raymond -Meliock. lover Of toy
rpsniels six years ago. & Is large organization
now, and its bench show this year promises 70 De
prizes are offered by men and women interested in
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

what they the inability unwiilingness Of
to take them seriously, but where
honor, dignity and humor perpetuauy conspicu-
only by their absence and where the thing that
is ridiculous stupidity outrageous is constantly
in evidence, 1t would be kIndest and best that men
did not take those VINO wheleheartedy bent
upon the destruction of noble cause In a serious
light
Mr.. Rlathwayt instances Mrs. SyInons's invasion
of the House of Commons-'an inexCUsable breach
of ali the ordinary laws of courtesy and honor" he
calls itas one proof that the suffragettes have
notion of playing the game"
There isn't, says this critic of the suffragettes
mean trick of which they will not be guilty. When
they brought up standing for their violence
they hide behind their petticoats and take refuge
in the privilege of sex, which is cowardy as
to be beneath contempt They are only thirsting
for applause and commotiOn, says Mr. Bathwayt,
and If the English press would stop recording their
actions the movement would collapse like a
lightning struck balloon in midair" II is going
to collapse, anyhow. by and by. unless the suf-
fragettes become ladylike. Already they have gone
far TO drive the critic of Black and White" into
the camp Of the ants, though his heart is not
with the antis at all. But when a woman ceases
TO be feminine" he says. she becomes freak
and the hand OF every man is against the freak"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.

The Consumers League is making an earnest
effort TO get people TO do their Christmas shopping
before December ID. A leafet sent out by tho
league sets forth the harships inflicted upon thou
sands OF workers in factories end shops by people
who put of their Christmas shopping till the last
minute.
Late Christmas shopping" says the leanss
means not only that you hurried and tired
II means that the women who serve you at the
counters are worn out from the excessive strain
that the change makers bundle wrapperx packers
? and army OF workers whom you do not ara too
exhausted 10 enjoy any holiday cheer"
In some candy stores II is stated women work
standing twelve, fifteen and seventeen hours
out of the twenty-four NIL orders given on the
last days. In effort avoid this some CANDY
dealers are advertising that orders for Christmas
candy may be placed or before December D-
guaranteeing the freshness of the goods delivered
Stores OF various kinds are advertising holiday
goods in advance Of the season, avoid the Chr
rush
IF merchants willing to appeal In behalf of
the workers." Gays the league leanet 'is IL not
time that show them intelligent considerations
Let US wish them a Merry Christmas by shopp:nx
before December IL"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
BAREFooTED THIS WEATHER.

ITO try fads and experiments on children taking
advantage of their weakness and ignorance and
helplessnes. is about the meaneBt ever, srowled
the old bachelor aboard the ferrybost coming
over from New Jersey. IL people want to expert
rnent, why not experiment on themselves
What's the matterT' inquired the man in the
next seat
That's the matter" said the bachelor. He was
siartnE at party OF three just opposfte-father.
mother and a boy of four or thereabouts- The
narents were we'll even richly. dressed. So was
the child-down to his knees. But the little feet
and legs were absolutely bare.
And on day Ike this. when the wind makes
strong men button up their overcoats." pursued
the indignant bachelor. What mad notion do you
suppose those unnatural parents have got in their
pates? Trying TO toughen the child? II they think
bare feet and bare legs in zero blast are good
for the health why don't they go bare-legged and
bsrefooted thenseIves7 Why test their theories on
child that's too small 20 help itself If it doesn't
ike thing and too unskilled In analyzing sensa-
tions to know, whom It is uncomfortable what
makes II sof"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
SUFFRAGETTES' TRICKS
"Violent Sisterhood" Guilty Of EUery
Sort Says English Critic.

Are the English suffragettes really Forwarding
the cause Of woman suffrage? is the Diooo VIM"
these ardent martyrs are-netaphoricaly-sph
in the galleries Of the House of Commons ano
other public places to prove the seed from whlch
y,+es for women will spring? The sufragettes
haven't doubt Of It, but there are people VINO
declare that by their methods they are simply
alternating their best friends. One masculine point
OF view Is outlined in "Black and White py Ray
nond Blathwayt, who says. in the first place, that
he wants every to understand that II ne hao
his way every in the British Isles would De
voting to-day. They are quite as well aole 10 eA-
ercise the vote the majority OF men, ne
says solernnly. IT would propose that
women should be tried by jury Of their own
sex" He considers that women doctors women
guardians and women county councillors are al
most necessary as are men in these Varieo Cd
pacities He wants House of Ladies', as well as
g House Of Lords; he thinks II one were estao-
lished life would be thereafter zone long. bright
masculine smile" But he is dreadfuliy AFRAID thae
II the suffrasettes pursue their present tacucs-
which they appear to have every intention of doing
there will never be any House Of Ladies or votes
for women or anything Of the sort
The militant suffragettes. says Mr. Blathwayt,
are .'bringing the whole wonans cause into dis
repute among all thoughtful and reasonable peo-
pie raising up feelings OF antagonism which
are bound to result disastrousy In the end When
they chain themselves to railings and claw con-
stables and shout out things IN the House Of
Commons and go to jail without murmur for
doing 1t they ere acting in unfeminne. way
and women will never get the vote by being uT-
feminine mo man sympathizes at heart
with the who plays with or disregards tho
attributes and differences Of sex"
The man. he says. who aped the woman. who
claimed necessarily the privileges Of and habit
uaIly overstepped the limits of maseulnity. would
be as distasteful to them as is the woman who IS
perpetualIy demanding rights and privileges which,
in the very nature of things, the prerogauve Of
the opposite sex"
But just before this piea for woman's recognition
Of the difference of SEX Mr.. Blathwayt complains
that sufragettes are making a great mistake in
forgetting that John Stuart. Mills arguments for
woman suffrage were based on the essential
equality OF the sexes
What would John Stuart Mil say to-dayT' Nj.
Blathwayt wonders. These women resent bitterly
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
TO HEAR MRS. SNOWDEN.
Brilliant Audience Will Listen to British suf-
fragette at Big Mass Meeting.

The woman suffrage mass meeting to be held on
the evening of d cember L. at Carnegie Hail. prom
ises TO surpass uprising OF the inferior sex ever
seen In this country. Every seat in the house IS
taken, and the platform and boxes viii be brilliant
not only with social lights but with those of the
political. literary and business world. Mark Twain
has accepted invitation to the platform. and so
have Lord and Lady Northcliffe. Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler. Miss Anne Morgan, Clarence Mackay, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman Colonel George
Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs William Dean HoweIs, Mr..
and Mrs william NJ. WINS. Judge Alton B. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watchorn and John Mitchell.
Among the box holders Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Jr.. Oliver Iselin. Mrs.
Egerton Winthrop 1r. Mrs. George Gould. Mrs.
Clarence Mackay. Mrs. Philip Lydg. Mrs. Robert
Goelet and Mrs. Ernest Fabbri.
The meeting is under the auspices of the Inter
urban Woman Suffrage Council of which Mrs Car
RE Chapman Gait is president and the chief speak
ers are 10 be Mrs. Philip Snowlen the British suf
fragette and the Rev. DR.. Charles Aked
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

bargaining is trait strongly developed IN the
average woman. and in many Of the members OF
the smart OF the various cities who inter
ested IN collecting curios. It is finished &C
ccmplishment that the vender Of the antique
coveted Is completely outdone IN his own iins Of
diplomacy. To establish this particular character
istic to the extent noticeable among the amateur
"coectoresses. the desire to collect must first be
strong and then grow stronger until the phase e
reached when the article becomes much dearer (as
desirable possession) the price is beaten down
Delicacy also is lost sense, for the envious one
will boldly approach some IN her own
clique and suggest the transfer of choice bit at
she considers bargain price. and In no way
mortified when rebuffed, is shs seemingly con-
scious OF having been impertinent