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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

WANTED-Traveling salesmen, experi- enced, to canry line of speciality shoes on commission; quick sellers; entire time and attention must be given to the hne'
 territory open in Alabama. No apph- cations considered unless accompanied . with references and experience stated.
 Address J. D. Lamberti, Sales Manager,
 Baltimore, Md. 2-o-ot-sdl-sti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

SALESMEN-Leech Vacuum Show Win dow Holders sell on sight; agents are making very good; it's new; all mer- chants want them beware of infringers. We, the originators, will prosecute and protect agents. We guarantee our sue tion cups. Particulars free. Portable Frame and Sign Co.,, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

AGENTS Big money in handling our line of lace curtains, shirtwaists, handker- chiefs and dry goods; largest assort- ment; lowest prices newest styles: big profits to agents; no experience neces- sary write today for dry goods catalog and special offer. Address Dry Goods Dept. 239. Thomas Mfg Co.,, Dayton. O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

CLEAN, nicely furnished rooms; strict
 ly modern. 5O7 North 22d street. 2-4-4t FOR RENTING Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Modern; very
 cheap. Also roommate for son, S5. 1901 Sth avenue, N. 2-5-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

WANTED-S Salesmen to carry can mo- lasses, sugar and rice account as side line on commission basis. Address F. O.. Drawer 333 New Orleans, La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
$475O

Handsome 2-story strictly modern, r. room residence, brand new and built for a home, but owner must sell at once elegant interior finish, beautiful light fixtures. good paper on walls. pretty elevated lot, convenient to car in very best section of North High lands; terms, only $500 cash, balance dead easy at low rate of interest; not room enough here to describe this bar gain and do it justice; somebody will get A snap call personally and we will gladly give details and show it, inn mediate possession; it is a s55oo property. See 1t and be the judge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

WANTED-Salesman must have good address and influence with BirminS-
 ham business people to close gilt
 edge deals; a man capable of earning
 $500 per month; no others need ap- ply. Al references required. Call be- tween and 8 D. m. 1924 8th avenue. .-north. R. l.. Hubbard 2-5-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

SECURE accommodations for Mardi Gras at New Orleans. More centrally To- cated than any other. References ex- changed. Columbia Hotel, A. L. Con nell, proprietor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

BED-WETTING completely cured, all ages. Trial treatment of Pen-ine, with full advice, free. The Missouri Remedy company, dept. 100, St. Louis. Mo.
 1-31-16t-sl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

WANTED-Honest ambitious men and women to sell Elgin watches and jew elry on installment plan; liberal com pensation Address Providence Jewelry Co., Manufacturers St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

MONEY to lend on first mortgage im- proved real estate; amounts from s4OO to $4)0O cash ready soon as papers passed on. 406 Jefferson Bank, Bell 52l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; hot and cold baths. 1707 Sth avenue, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with or without board. Hot and cold bath and gas 2220 Third avenue, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

IMPOSSIBLE to find anything sells equal to our s20-$3O fountains and $40 cooler and syrup box; $10-s12 50 commission. Zenith Co.. 64 Wabash. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

FOR RENT-Nice, clean furnished rooms. with first-class table board if desired. 515 North 18th street, Peoples phone 2011
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Rooms-WANTED-Board.

-WANTED-Board. WANTED-To rent furnished apartment of four or five rooms in pleasant neigh borhood. Permanent if suited. O-1O, care Age-Herald. 1-16-tf WANTED-By couple, three unfurnished rooms on ground floor for April 1; on Northside; state price and location. Ad- dress Hz52, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED1To rent byesyoung couple without children, four or five-room cot tage with modern conveniences; close in Address Y.52. care Age-Herald YOUNG man, cultured, Christian char acter. temporarily Idle, wishes comfort able room, reasonable, in pleasant. pri- vate home; please state price. etc., refer ences. D-53. care Age-Herald. NOTES at bargain, $500 secured by $500 worth property. due 30-60 days; safe as a gold bond: cut price for quick cash Monday. Bell phone 1264. Peoples 1911, or see s.. SIS Brown-Marx.
 CONSIGN your horses and mules to Fies & Sons big auction sale, Thursday, February Il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

LOST-saturday evening, January 30, gold watch fob with Jade setting. Finder please return to room 825 First National
 bank and receive reward 2-5-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

TO LEND $500 to $500O on Birmingham improved real estate. Prompt attention.
 Agent, 205 Hood Bldg. 2-5-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

ACTIVE agents make big money selling new "contraco" kerosene mantel lamp; $. patented and made in America. Perfect ly constructed, no solder to melt, su- perior to all others. Only practical kero- sene mantel lamp Most economcal;
 saves cost in three months, Easy
 seller. Write for terms. ''Contraco,"
 A street, Clinton. Conn., 1-17-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

We also have complete list of business and suburban proper ty for rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

MEN-For reliable particulars Of only
 genuine and effective vacuum treatment address eonfidentially, Charles Mfg. Co.,,
 Charles Bldg, Denver, Col 1-24-5t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
MONEY TO LEND.

IOANS-I negotiate loans. both real ea- tate and collateral. Jerome Tucker.
 g-2A.ff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

FITS cured at home; no cure, no pay; for full information address Lock Box 1s Point Texas Rains Co. l-l0-5t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

HAVE contract for completing 200 miles railroad In Mexico. Interesting to re- liable contractors. Engineers now To- eating. John NJ. Wiley. 70S Ouray build- ing Washington, D. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

UNDERWOOD typewriters kept in per
 feet condition while rented. Both
 phones. Underwood Typewriter Co.,, s23 North 20th 1-6-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

WANTED-All the people of Birmingham to come to 119 North 2Oth street to buy Crispetts, Dc pkg. Made Candy Kitchen Candies made on premises.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08

Marf bat, fann iid in Berlin mod
tpeit 8eiTeres leiiten.
sd Sd iperbe es baben - rnb ipenn
icb idbrelang forfhen miiBte! 90 eisr
2eben Derlobnt iih bod no4!"
.llebrisens, fpgte 9eins, iaoem Ct
nit feinem Mefer fpielte unb es pers
mieb, ben anberen an5ufeben, nSte
fheinen sans gu persefien, in tpel4er
Weile Sbr 8ruber ums 2eben setons
men ift."
gaul Martens rib bic fleinen glus
gen, beren beitdnbises 8linaeln 5ein3
qana nerpDs rnahte, tpeit dlif unD
itarrte ben anberen perbubt an. sd
- bas persefen9" frugtel er peritdnb4
niblos. .Wie meinen Sic bds, 9err
GoGfelber9"
sd meine, bab bod m0gli9ertpeife
3pifAen benz sebeimniBbollen Gins
fommen Sbres 8rubers unb bem
Morb Elm geipifIer 3ufdmmenbans be.
Hebt."
vMGre es mDsli92" Martens lieb
por Grftaunen feinen Muno 10 peit
often ieben, bdB man atpei @eiben
bdbliaer selber 3dhne feben fonnte.
,Mie benten sic fih bas9"
SEEING fpielte nod INNER nit benz
WaeFer unb 1agte nahbenflid,: uSbr
gruber bat elm idbrlides Ginfommen
bon bierunbapanatgtdufenb Marf ge<
babt. Das ipdren, gu flint proaent
eerednet, bic 3inien zines 8ermDgens
BON fait elmer balben Million. lleber
ein 10 srobes 8ermDaen aber hdtten
iih bod ireenptpelhe Mnstpetie ftnben
miiifen. gber es bat ii6 ni6ts ges
funben. gs 1T alfo permutbli6 aud
fein 0erm0sen baeetpeien. 8on mem
unb fir tpel6e Oienite betam nun
ssbr 8ruber bas 9elb?"
rOas min i9 ia eben pifen,1
meinte Mtartens.
(5ortfesung folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08
3 tp Dlftes RapiteI.

SEEING 6ollfelber mar Elm ssriibz
aufiteber = gum Qeibpeien Der Srau
8abette 5rieiide, Der es oblas, in ben
Morgenitunoen feline Mobnung in
Srbnung gu bringen, unb Der er Bel
ibren Reinigungsarbetten beftdnbts
i'm Wese nar. sic bate tbm f9on
Dieoerbolt ertldrt, bab ibrer unmab=
geblthen Wetnung na6 etn orbentltz
der Menid am 8ormittas tns Sc
f9Gft gebOre, unb iie permo6te es
ni4t gu begreifen, bab er fein Sc
i9dft bate.
nSa, entfduloisen Se man, Serr
9olffelber dber mat MAIDEN sc
benn eiientli99"
sd ihrsibs gtOmans, Grau Grisz
fide."
sSe! = QGens nit Der 6anb?"
,sSreili9!" batte er ladenb ertpiz
bert unb ibr bic ftattlide Mnaabl 8uz
der ge5eist, bic feiner 5eoer fdon
entitammten.
aritiid bate iie ben aopf sel6iitz
telt. Set jeben &c man uff, 6err
5olfelber! sc baben's bod nib mo-
tbig. unb pat meine Sante {eliq is,
BEL Der bat oo4 10 n iunger Wann
iepobnt, Der nifdt tpie ief9rieben bat
ma, unb aulebt bat er bic Sallop=
pirenOe ietrie6t unb is ieforben.
2lls aber 6eino ibr ertldrt bate,
bob er bon benz reihen Grtrag 1eines
S9affens lebte, bate iie bic Mnssn
ipeit aufseriifen unb mar fopfl1iit-
telnb binaussesangen. Gs mubte alir
bod tpobl ein setpiTer unteri9ieb ieir
3pifhen 6errn 6olIfelber unb BEN
drnen idtpinbfii9tigen @dreiber, be,
ii1 bon friib Bis fpdt bate quGler
mjKen unb ibrer Sante felig troBben
nod fir brei Wonute bic Mietbt
fhulbig sefpefen mar. als jein freub-
ipfes Daitin enbete.
Mun beute, atpei Sage nucb feinel
nddtlihen nnterrebuns nit Dom.
brDrpstt, erbob fi1 6ein5 5u friibe1
Gtlinbe bon ieinem Eager. Gsin Sop
fdmerate ibn tpie fait tagtdgli1 in be-
lebten 3eit, unD e fiiblte cine I9tner
Mattigteit III ben Gliebern. MGa
renb friibtr Der Wormittag bic isinsl
Mrbeit giinitigfte 3eit eeipefen tD1r
fiiblte Il fih heute unluifig unb I'M
dihir aasai s9affsn. iaab Il lsste fid
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08
8as Sic Nad)t Oerbarg.
Romau uon 6. 3. Oppenbeiul.
e. ssortfebunq.)


.Gs mar mir iiherdus irrterehani
unb ,pie ih germ suqebe - aud,
einiaermaben iiberrdIGeno, bon i9ren
peripanotfdeftlihen 9eaie6ungen gu
unierem berearten OberItlieutenani
au boreR; ober ttb fann ntht etniez
Zen, infriefern an meiner WuHd1z
fune Ser Sadlaae oaourh irgenb etz
mas gsdnOert peroen Iollte. 0aoon
hab Der Sberitlieutenart felbit ni4ts
nit Ser SADIE 3u idaffen bat, hin td
felt iiteraeugt, uno td gebenfe thr
odrum arb nit alien unniiBen Sra
aen gu berIfonen. gs giebt fur MIDI
nie ih bofe, pohl audi anbere Wege
Inn sur grtenntnib Der Wabrbett 81
gelangen."
so t6un sic in gottes geamen
mas esbnen beliebt" idate 6pufeloer
unfi4ig, iih ldnaer au beherri6en
.4ber pergefen Sic gefdligit niht
baB bic iunge Dame, BON Ser tpt1
fprehen, in mir einen 8eldiiber Bat
Ser nterunb seitatten tpirb, ibr gu
nafe All treten. soSn gepiiIen Oin9en
6err 9rftpr Dombropsti, peritebe if
teinen 5paB."
,Sa!ten Sic es tpirflitb fir m0g=
Iif, mid our6 Orphungen einsu=
fhIdtern9" Iragte 0ombronsft
Itpn balb gum 9ehen genenoet, ID
Gelno. uRatiirlih perosn mir bon
rieiem 4beno an in einem getpiRer
Sinne Wioeria6er fetn, unb i6 gebe
mid ni9t Der gsringiten Sdui9une
barii6er FIN, oub ih tattiih feline grD=
bere uneefhidlidteit bate begeber
tDnnen, als Oie, sSbnen 10 often mstnt
3arten su setseu. Mbsr tf bin il
tein 9o!i5tit, unb oas pifenfduftli:
DE ssSnterefe itebt mir b0ber als oas
trtmtrdltitiide. eSa binoere sic ulit
ebeniopenig, bic iunge Oaa1e aus.
oriidlih por mir Su tpurnen, als i'd
sic binbern tpiiroe, bic Geiie um bit
Welt anautreten, su Der ih Shner
pprAin in Ger beiten 9lbii4t gerut6er
babe"
Isle oiirfen unbeiorgt iein," erptz
oerte 5oQfeloer perd9tlih. rgs be-
barf feiner Warnung, unb i'd bente
nidt entfernt an eine Sludt. 5rdus
lein p. Webrtngen unb i6 - mir
tperben beibe ieoer5eit berett Ietn, bic
@erantportung fir unisre Sanbluns
gen gu tragen."
9Ombropstt berneiete ii9 lei9t
unb ging our S6iir. 0ort blieb er itez
ben. sd babe niemuls an Sbrem
perfOnli4en Weutbe ge5lpeifelt," iagte
er. n9ute Na6t benn = unb per5eiz
ben Sic, baB i'd sic um etnen She'll
S5res S6lummers gebru9t babe. -
8itte - bemiiben sic fi9 nidt! Sd
finbe ben @eg fbon auein, unb id
fperoe mir oas Saustbor pom gf0rtz
ner Offnen Iaiien, fdlls es bereits gez
f4lofen fein Iollte."
Die sbiir fiel binter ibm ing
S9lpB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08

,Sb nobl syrdu 6uber su ibrem
Shpiegerfobn in Berlin ooer gu oem
in Miincben ober au Dem in Oanaig
sieben uirb2"
rsSa, bas tpeiB id niat! Nae bret
piinihsn iie!"
500"
,sSd, Ser 8erliner piinfdt lie aa1
Miinhen, bsr Miinhener nah Oan3ig 1
unb Der Danaiser nab Berlin"
gDobltaten nm bes Oanfes tpilIen
iinb solbene pfeile nit Wiberbaten.
Gin Mdnn in Sllinois forbert bon
Der Negieruns bon 6onburas $38, 900.
Wesbalb bdnst er ni9t nod Elm paar
Nill9en an9 Das maht ii9 bod bef<
ier uno ipiirbe gerabe 10 leidt ein3u.
treiben 1ein.
gs {iebt Ser Menfh bic Welt fat
immer bur9 bic Brille 6es @efiibls,
unb ie nah Der syarbe bes @lafes Ct.
fdeint tie ibm finfter unb purpur-
bell.
gBeiI Stadium auf Die Jreiliite geiebt
tporben 1T. brau1t niemanb at glalis
ben, bab er Elm pf1nb babon billfg erz
balten tpiro; etne nnae foftet f1ol elm u
tletnes Werm0gen.
3igaretten biirfen nuf Der Musitelz
lung 3u Seattle nidt geruu9t tDer-
ben. Mber Ole Befuher biirfen @umz
mi fauetl, unb tpenn iie tpollen, bn3u
iingen: .SSreibeit, Die th meine!1
Mn einem 9age Der bDrigen WDHe
bate ii9 Der sSugenbri1ter BON Rem
yorf NIT niAt ineniger als 227 ias |
genblihen llebeltGtern 3u bef1Gfti.
gen. iinb ber 9ag biloet eine Qll1ss
nabme. an Dem ibre 3abl nibt 100
iiberiteigt. Gin erl9iittern0eS Bib
bon ber mobsrnen grOBftubt uno IL.
ren llebeln.
Den MdneeI an globiefIs erfennj
man oft getobe am MobsItup
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08

Den Mdngel an globfefIs erfennj
tna1 pit gerdbt am Nobsltup
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08

3igoretten biirfen nuf Der Musitelz
lung 3u Seattle niht geruuht tDer.
ben. Mber Ole Befuher biirfen @um-
mi fauen, un0 tperln iie MOLTEN. bn3u
iingen: .ssreibeit, bie ih meine!1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
THE CRAZY PREACHER.

Bellingham Herald. - Jack Warner,
the Hawaiian preacher who has been
arrested three or four times by the
police during the past two months, was
picked up again last night and is in the
city Jail. Warner is strongly affected
by religion, and several attempts have
been made to send him to the insane
asylum, but have failed. He has been
in the county Jail twice, but has been
released. Chief Cade is trying to de-
wise some way of getting rid of the
man, as he invariably begins to ex-
pound the scriptures in the main streets
every time he is released.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
FORESTRY IN HAWAII
AND FOODS AND DIET

The lectures at the College of Ha-
waii this evening viii be delivered by
Mr.. Ralph S. Hosmer on Forestry in
Hawaii" and by Miss Agnes Hind ON
Foods and Diet" The lectures begin
at 1880.
The lecture scheduled for April 2, on
Bovine tuberculosis and It's Relation
to Public HEALTH by DR.. Victor Nor
gard, has been postponed until Friday
evening, April 9, at 1880 p. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
WORK OF THE RED CROSS
AMONG EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
"CASANA.

represent, I beg Your Exeelleney to
accept the assurances of my highest
consideration.
"CASANA,
Minister Of War"
Mr.. Griscom, who rendered such
prompt, able and valuable assistance in
the relief work says in a letter to
member of the American Red Cross
Executive Committee:
81 may say to you that personally,
l have had the most interesting and
valuable experience of my lifetime;
and when I return to the United
States this Spring I will become. if
you will permit me, one of your most
loyal supporters in your Red Cross
work in America
So far the American Red Cross has
expended for relief work in Italy $780,
600.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15
POOREST aTATES NEED IT MOST

60. I.,,3-l.,,,,,,,-- -. - L., ,.ol,
'.-...,,,..
wy, 49,. ..~,.,..,,, .I,1
49,. -. -.
r-.......
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15
ROAD BOND ELECTION.
Voters VIII Say Whether 100000
Shall BE Expended ON Roads.

Fort Worth, Texas, June 15.-ln
response to petition presented by
\. H. Lassiter w G. Turner, E r.
Wallace and others, the county COM
missioners yesterday issued a call
for an election to be held July II,
to determine the issuance of $1,000
600 in bonds for the construction
and maintenance of Tarrant county
roads.
The proposed bonds are 10 bear 4
per cent interest to run for twenty
years, with an option at four years.
Yesterdays action is the result of
the good roads movement which was
inaugurated here for short time
ago and is being backed by the Au-
tomobile Association. The general
plan provides for the building of
good roads from the county line to-
ward the interior, and it is believed
the bond issue will carry.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15

TO establish ON their own account an
efficient forest police.
In Alabama bin is being now
drawn up by the state fish and game
commissioner, John II, Wallace, Jr,
providing for the compulsory estab-
lishment of forest fire patrols in all
counties A number of big timber
owners of the state are behind the
movement for the enactment of this
law, and it will be vigorously push
ed at the special session of the legis-
lature which is soon to be held.
All the states Of the south should
take heed of these enactments, or
proposed enactments, and fall in line
with similar measures. Crude as
these first attempts may be, and in
efficient as they will prove in pre-
venting much of the waste, they are
to be commended as beginning steps
which will lead to more effective
measures even in the poorest states,
Soon will come the realization that
the poorer the state the more immi-
neut the need for conservative legis-
lation in the matter of its resources.
None of the states are rich enough
to permit the present enormous
waste through forest fires to con-
tinue. Southern Lumberman.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15

At the Baptist church tomorrow
evening there will be an old folks
prayer meeting to which both old
and young are invited. Old songs
will be sung without the books and
the scripture reading will be quota
lions from memory from the word
of God. Come with a quotation, a
song or a prayer. Let not one of the
old folks stay away and let the
young folks come with the old folks
and take care OF them
W. NJ. NEVINS, Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15
STATE CONVICT CAPTURED.
Constable Hamm Lands on Negro
Who had Escaped from Farm.

-
Who had Escaped from Farm.
When Ollie Adkisson, colored, es-
capped from a state convict farm last
Thursday his freedom was of short
duration. Ollie Immediately turned
his steps toward his old home in Ell
lis county and had hardly had time
to catch his breath before he was
on his way back to the pen. He was
recaptured Saturday night about
two miles from Palmer by Constable
Jim Hamm. Sunday morning he was
taken to Hearne by Officer Hamm
and turned over to the state farm
guards.
Adkisson was serving a term of
ten years in the penitentiary and had
been there a little more than a year
when he effected his escape. He was
convicted in the district court of FL
lis county on a charge of criminal
assault. The offense was committed
near Red Oak three or four years
ago, the victim being a negro girl.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15

The editor of this paper acknowl-
edges an invitation from a prominent
property owner of Midlothian to
come out and help boost for graveled
roads in that precinct, If our boost
ing would build pike roads there
would not be a COW path in Ellis
county that was not properly graded
and graveld. And every dollar spent
in this way will return whole fami-
county
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15

THE TEMPLE or JUSTICE
3
H>HA
t>Ht


John Watson, a negro, was placed
on trial in the county court Monday
afternoon on a charge of unlawfully
carrying arms He was convicted and
fined S10O. The costs incurred by
the prosecution amounted to $685..
Frank Bass, colored appeared in
the county court Tuesday morning
and entered a plea of guilty to a
charge of unlawfully carrying arms.
He was fined 500. Bass was brought
here Sunday from Dallas by Depu-
.ty Sheriff Shippey.
Bill Cecil, colored, entered a plea
of guilty Tuesday morning to a
charge of violating the local option
law He was fined $25 and given
twenty days in Jail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15

lea had a meeting in Dallas Tuesday
for the purpose of discussing the
question of raising endowments for
Trinity University and Texas Fe-
male Seminary at Weatherford. Hon.
f. y. Drane of Corsicana, president
of the board of trustees of Trinity,
is a member of the commission, The
meeting was attended by Rev. J. c.,
Smith, field secretary, and o. H..
Chapman.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15
Exclusive Perfumes,

The late Dr Andrew Wynter in 4
charming article OH perfumes suggest
ed the desirability Of every lady hav-
Ing her own special and self prepared
perfume The custom, however. would
have its disadvantages More than one
sensational story might be mentioned
wherein the heroine or villain was
saved or unmaSkcd. as the case might
be, by ,he recognition Of a distinctive
scent. In Diplomacy" the dcnoue-
ment is effected by the tclltale per
fume OF the adventures being detect
ed III the dispatch box she had rifcd.
AS q matter of history. the assassinN
Of the oriental sovereign 1eZdiiird
were discovered by one Ct them smell
ing Of the perfume with which the
robes # the murdered king had been
redolent- London Globe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-15
The Birth Record.

Roland Morgan and wife. Rocket
June /. a boy.
Robert Rennon and wife. Rocket
May %, a girl.
Arthur Summers and wife. Rock.
EFT, May IS, girl.
Fletcher Allen and wife, Ferris
May 10, girl.
George Holden and wife. Ferris
May p, a boy.