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do them Wright Bros. resemble heroes
by appearance" require Bunkio ad-
mirely
Seldom If never" 1 communicate
''Most heroes goes around the world dis
suised as something else. Thusly they
are able to dodge the Carnegie Meddlers
Hon. Wright Bros. is not exceptional to
this rule. If Wilburd .s Owlville should
appeal to your door-bell & attempt to in
troduce to you Onward & Upward for
Little Folks in volumes, bound in u a
calf. terms 81 week for 100 years, you
would not know them from some other
book agents. But you would not buy no
books from them. Great men seldom
makes good book-agents, because they
actually has something worth selling and
are therefore shamed and sneekret to talk
about it. Like other species of birds, them
Wright Bros. is very shy when approach
ed Before he got used to it Wilburd was
even shared to meet a King...."
"Have Wilburd met a King?" require
Bunkfo with extensive eyes.
MET one!' drum out s'Wilburd have
met SO many Kings he are sick from the
sight of thenl-it are luxury for him to
shake hands with old friends from Day.
ton, Ohio. Them Wright Bros. are
mania among all royal families When
ever a throne are suddenly left vacant
you can be sure another King are Ioaflns
ing that Wilburd. maybe will be kind &
give him ride.
\
Hon. President Failures of Franco have
donated upon them Wright Bros. a sweet
home near the grounds at Paw. This
home are called The Bird Cage as a
compliment to what Is inside. It is filled
with roosts & perches so that Wilburd &
Owlville can hop around & feel comfort
able. 1t are provided with a peep-hole so
that Wilburd & Owlville can peek out &
observe II any more Kings & Emperors
are coming around to bother them.
Them famous avigators arise up at
dawn, because this is a fine hour for
larks. Owlville first fiutter to peep-hole
for see what.
Brother, what you see outsider re-
quire Wilburd, pulling on the uniform of
a private citizen
3 Kings & Y doz Dukes report OWL
Vile snugly.
Tell them to come around Friday at
AGO. derange Wilburd. This are not our
day for royal pump & ceremony
$50 to doorway go Owlville in modest
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rake-off with calm surprise. care YOU
bilding one of them dangerous yachtso"
Il am sly to answer" collapse Bunkio
with War Department expression of eye
wink So he take me for ride in suburbs
of trolley where stand one vacated cow
barn in a hushod spot. Bunkio lead me to
this place with sneekret feetsteps. quietly
like a cockroach dancing on a Brussels
carpet He ope door with lock-and be-
holt.
Inside there stand one complete airship
which look like it might do anything. 1t
are shaped like a muckrake & surrounded
with considerable canvas flaps right &
where's. In the back yard of this ma
chinery are one hui pin-wheel which are
useful to shove it through the air. In the
front porch of that steering gear are z
feet brakes to gag 1t off when it 60 too
fast. 1t are the most successful-Iooking
arship ever seen. If 1t got any fault it
are this: 1t are impossible to make it fly.
X
Bunkio give me demonstratus Of this
ship. He coal-up donkey engine which do
the energetick work and-whiff- whit! 81
fly belts, cog screws, fap-planes, and
grinders begin doing so all together with
earnest noises like a cluster Of coffee
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+ late . or 3 days
my dear school
friend Bunkio Sa :
guchi have looked
like he swallowed a
great secret. At
firstly / thought 50
he had got a love-
heart symptom for
some j a p a n e s G
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societies
continue 10 flourish
as the green bay
tree and - multi
ply almost as its
leaves. But the
Daughters Of the
American Revolu-
ton stand pre-emi-
nent before the
American p c o p ! G
not because OF nu-
mericai strength,
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WRIGHT BROTHERS
BY Hashimura Togo
wallace Irwin.

COpyrigbt. 1900. by y. r. Collier & Son.
To Editor Sunday Star who ofteny love to sore
to lofty angles for 70 give his brains more AIR;
but must be careful about bumps, thank you,
SWEETuEA MR.. SIR
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Another achievement Of Mrs. Scott in
which her champions take equal pride is
the foundation of the Matthew T. Scott
Jr.. Institute of Kentucky. a memorial
to her husband, and given as trust to a
synod Of that state for the Christian ed
ucation of both sexes.
Mrs. Scott is an active worker in the
Presbyterian Church Of Illinois, and her
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mills enjoying angry RACES. Pretty soonly
Bunkio stop-off Hon. Engine & I am glad
with ears
This show the Principal are perfect"
corrode Bunkio.
.'Airships are oftsnly like Governments, -
1 knock off. Them what has the most
perfect Principals for some reason or an
other don't never seem to get nowheres"
Il have named this cloud-yacht the
Harry plane inform Bunkio
AFTER which Harry. please" suggest.
'After Hon. Harry Thaw, because may
be-so he are not quite SO crazy as he
looks"
ITO who shall you sell this fly-looking
machinery" are next question for me.
ITO Hon. Japanese Government" remit
Bunkio with expressions Of deep nerve.
$50 shame to think" snib for scorn.
$50 sorrow to suppose that one Japanese
Boy would do such low-lyins trick to
his dearie Fatherland!'
Bunkio receives this news with SADLY &
depressed teeth.
''Them Hon. Wright Bros. sells flyboats
quirc.
"Why does a meek Japanese Schoolboy
wish to compare itself to them Hon.
Wright Bros. ?" I detroit. "Next thing
you will be comparing yourself to all ia
NOUS heroes like Hon. Buffalo Bill or Hon
VIM. Waldorf Astoria. Realize, please,
how great Hon. Wright Bros. has became.
They are too famous to be comfortable.
On the front porch of every palace in Eu-
rope there are some King &, family stand
ing with eyes outstretched & neck turned
outward to sky in fond & happy hope that
maybe them Eighty brothers, Wiburd &
Owlviile. will drop in for breakfast. In
Paris a deliciously new disease have start
ed up since them Wright Bros arrived
there. -
"Can there possibly be any new dis
eases in Paris?" start up Bunkio.
g" this new disease are called YER
tebrae of the spine. 1t are caused by
watching the sky to see what Wilburd
will be doing next. If this symptom keeps
doing SO, soonly all human back-bones
becomes spiral-shape & they can only
all Paris looking in the direction of
heaven. Priests, parsons, muck-hoes and
journalists has been trying for 1000 years
and Wilburd has accomplished 1t in s
weeks"
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[TH 239 possums
and 6S coons to
their credit between
Labor day and st.
Patrick's day, MEM
bers of the West
End Hunt Club
think they have
made for them
selves an enviable
record. They have
met many members
of other clubs,
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Mrs. Scott resides in a handsome home
in Bloomington, ILL.,. and is held in the
highest esteem there by her friends and
neighbors. II they could regret such
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officer nowadays, is chosen differently.
Mrs Scott seems 10 make a happy COM
promise on the last qualification, for
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We're caught before morning the last
'.ee Icing chopped about day break. Il is
related of Leishear that he became SO
excited that he smashed his lantern try
ing to strike one of the fleeing animals.
Bill, or Billy as one OF the dogs is
known. accompanied two members of the
club on a trip in Virginia along the upper
Potomac one night early in the season
and, as usual. did himself proud. This
dog is well known to all huntsmen in this
section, and when a trip is being planned
he is always in demand. Billy" is
known as the greatest single dog in this
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shirt-sleeves. There stand several nicely
sorted royalties who remove their crowns
politely. One short, fatty gentleman of
regal appearance step forward & decry:
Mice morning to you. Mr.. Wright! I
am King Ed. Of London. This gentleman
to my left with militia expression is Mr..
Williams. Emperor of Berlin. That high
school boy next by him are King AL
Funzo of SPAIN
''Owlville meet these kingly persons
with kindly expression Pretty soonly one
sick-looking King with gilt whiskers ap-
proach modestly to say:
How do, please. am Nicholas
Glad to meet you, Mr.. Longworth-'
'Ah no! I am the other Nicholas re-
woke him. I am the Ear of Russia
Never having seen neither one Of
them before it are a natural mistake say
Owlville alphabetically What can 1 do
for all your Majesties?'
Please, we want to take ride say
Hon. Ed. We come thus early so we can
get back to our thrones before O'clock
TOO sorry neglect Owlville. If we
gave ride to every King what asked us,
our hy-boat would soonly get tired by
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.cuoocoopo6

the occasion Of the opening hunt, a
second trial was made a few nights
later. sportsmen going to the farm of
Charles Duval, lower Maryland, and
taking with them their faithful dogs.
OF that section, expressed a Willingness
to pilot the guests of Mr.. Duval through
the woods. Starting from the house
shortly after shutdown. the dogs soon
took up the trail of a coon and led the
gunners merry chase over the hills and
through the hollows. finally overtaking
and catching the game. Two more coons
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wear & tare. Please come around one at
time in the nearly future So them
Kings sadly put on their crowns and go
home by trolley
when all has departed away Hon.
Wilburd nail following sign to fence pole
outside:
mo KINGS ALLOWED
without Written Permit
from the Superintendent.
Dukes & Princes, under 10 years of age,
Must not poke their Fingers in tho
FLY WHEELS.
We are not responsible for
CROWNS. SCEPTERS OR OVERSHOES
unless Checked at the Door.
Signed
''Wright Bros.''
<
Bunkio Saguchi, when he hear all this
alarmy news about avigating the air, be-
come entirely sad &, decomposed.
"Perhapsly when them Hon. Wright
Bros. comes to America shall learn how
do-it to fly" he relapse.
"Ma ybe-so they never will" imputate
''When persons gets to flying around with
Kings it soonly becomes bad habit. It
may be unpleasant at the time, but you
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-30
BISHOP WARD GOES EAST.
Missionary Churches in Japan, Chi
ma and Corca Under Him.

Bishop Seth Ward, who is in
charge of the work of Southern
Nethodism in the Orient, will leave
Houston on July II for Japan and
20 from there to China end Corea.
He will be away on this trip about
four months This is the second time
within a year that Bishop Ward has
visited the missionary churches of
the east His family will not accom-
pany him but will remain in Hous-
ton. Rev Dr. Bradfield of Dallas, a
prominent North Texas Methodist
minister viii accompany Bishop
Ward They will go by way Of San
Francisco 20 Japan and from there
make the tour Of the far east
Bishop Ward is one of the best in
formed men in the southern church
ON matters political and religious in
the eastern nations and while he will
not discuss the political features and
the great problems that are now be-
ing worked out in Manchuria, Corea,
Japan and China, yet his influence
and words have given the denomi-
nation he represents q strong hold in
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the christianized population OF those
lands. Houston Chronicle.


by locaI applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining OF the Eustachian Tube When
this tube is inflamed you have a
bubbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when il is entirely closed. deaf
ness is the result, and unless the In
flammation can he taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition
hearing viii be destroyed forever,
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces
We viii give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness (caus-
ed b catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure send for cir
cu'ars. free.
f. ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation. d
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Cambridge Mos luHr litH
q troH.ara m,mhsr uf ths class of
1908 received tHe ehetp.tH coward
for a.holastl, fumpha % today
,str.Ia,a martuF the alHr1 rot"
n,nramu. of laHtarl university
uundfeds pf alumni au1 sth.r di.
tneuish.a visitors participated in
tbe program which Was on' of 'he
most interesting u fho history col
t,, nation oldest educational mt'i-
tuition This is an, first time 10 FOR
~ years that ~ Charles " Eliot
the retired president has not pre-
sided 1u commencement day
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Norfolk. Va. June 80. w. \
Garrett. president Of the Scahoald
Air line. formally severed his connec
tion with that road today. and will
10 succeeded by G. II iliN. general
superintendent of the line. MIR Gar
rctt viii become vice-president of a
Baltimore concern engaged in the
manufacture of railroad -pecialties.
l.. sewers resignation as traffic
manager OF the Scaboard also went
into effect today. lie vii 90 to Biz
mingham as freight traffic manager
of the Queen and Crescent road
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ttbs ttafHtittit i'toHlad E." ~'Ht
W Nuniwt - liiHtA sud
lnwna

49, vHt ttHfnHh itt
committee ibaf HHtate1luf iH
.utt Hst New rt .1fH' fai' iht
au .aiie8 az fhls oiile "Wednesday
n.orJas ana srufisa ,ha hr wfs
t.rs mHtn encouraged otrf iHr "n'
boob tla 81 IH rr1rt W f'nf
tau tbr aAf teenilts ~ 'h nn
liop Hftur utl i h wfHof' ia
t.i frsFa itit fali ir thIa rnmmut
.auar ie Vr NaH|u ttc ~ 'H.ri
stated fhat p. eas Hibnniue To mak'
bau atone at taal w tbe h'H't
land iavus Hf she #t#t'
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the State Bank and Trust
company of WaNahachie will be held
in the office OF the State Bank and
Trust company at WaXahchie, on
July 9Th. 1909. at , O'Clock. p. m,
Tor the purpose OF elccting directors
for the ensuing year and transacting
any other business that may come
before them 4
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Not being able TO answer some OF
the late charges made by a local
and other newspapers
of real democratic faith the editor OF
the Houston Post intimates tha! he
is going on the war path for some OF
his traducers, Here is another poor
devil that IS actually suffering when
WaNahachie mineral water would
restore him to peace of mind
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Hon Weather.

But YOU will likely have an order
for feed to give to some oHe tomor-
ROW or few days later II 50, W"
have VERIFYING in that line and So
licit your orders, AIS" have good
dry oak stove wood. Your orders
viii have our careful attention.
WaNahaChic Grain Co. -
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Bride, ~, Burned 10 Death.

El Reno, okla, June 30.--Mrs. A.
+. Mckinley, wife Of the superin-
toudent Of the cement mills near
this city. was burned to death Mon
day evening in fire which destroy
ed the family home, The origin Of
the fire Is unknown
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Elephants and Forests.

Elephants do great deal OF harm
TO the forests IN British india. espe-
cially In the Teesta division. A con
servator suggests that possibly the ele'
phants are not worth the protection
they receive from the government IN
view Of these depredatlons. Most ot
the transplants IN particular are de
stroyed by them
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CONFIRMED PROOF,
WOMEN RIOT IN LONDON.


one Surt'pg"ttc Attempts 10 Ride
Into Parliament on horseback,
Londuu. June 30 The thirteenth
violent attempt Of the militant suf-
rragcttcs to obtain access to Premier
Asuuirh by doputation resulted In
exciting scenes In Parliament
SQUARE and the arrest Of more than
100 women last night The plan OF
campaign followed the lines previous
y employed by the sufrragettes The
"Womnu's parliament assembled In
.CaNtuu hall nj s O'Clock in the even
ing aud sent a deputation headed by
Mrs raukhurst TO endeav0r 10 see
the premier. who had previously de-
cded not 10 gee the deputation
Great crowds of onlookers assembled
In the vicinity OF Parliament house
before the time set for the raid on
the house, around which several
thousand police had taken up strate-
gic positions The most noteworthy
incident was the arrest, after q great
deal OF trouble of n buxom eques-
uienne suffragette who attempted
TO penetrate the police Gordon TO take
q message TO the premier. Next APP
pearpd the depntatlon under COM
mnnd of Mrs. pankhurst and II was
received by tho crowd with Wild
cheers, Escorted by the police, the
Ideputation arrived ut the street
steps of the entrance TO parliament,
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A Russian Wooirq.

A Russian wooing eliminates In tho
betrothnl breakfast, AT which the bride
elect casts of a long trees Of hair aud
gives It to her betrothed, who In turn
presents her with bread and salt ana
almond cake and silver ring set with
a turquoise,
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assist tn MuIIiut proa road ia bp
..r.a,.d %, those uoV living aud go
mas. fp ana b. ua.d bt those set fo
COME gn,r co.. ..,u. They viii aIu.
mataIx ub,tfs ADJ muuafty l.t 10
mas. charged with constructive good
r,nds an eptarpri.o ia which the
Iyiuf aud those io com, after are
,untp.lIy interested
II ia estimated that n costs TWEEN
i,.fiye cent. per ton for every milo
thar ton +. hauled on our present
.dtrt roads This is AN average cost
/ Opr contaminated road district pro-
duces about 10000 bales of cotton.
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|a,erape about roo poupds to the
Ibale tho 40 600 bales weighing So
ooo 600 pounds or 42.5oo tons.
rims 90 find that owe, -uch roads
go, -. =, I'D
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Goldfish,

Goldfish are of Chinese origin. They
were originally found In a large lake
near Mount Tientsin and were first
shipped to Europe I'm the seventeenth
century, The first In France were
present TO Mime. dc Pompadour
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The society editor who had to
chronicle that Kansas marriage in
which Miss Helper became Mrs.
Lord was up against IT, truthtully
remarks the Fort Worth Record. II
looks awful TO head It Lord-Help-
ur and it's no better when it's
-lInMor-LnId
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Austrian Drug Stores.

Austria limits the number or drug
stores TO the number Of inhabitants or
Il district or city, and the need or an
additional one must be clearly shown
before the license Is issued
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Picnic Postponed.

The picnic to have been given to-
morrow by the Central Presbyterian
church has been indefinitely post
poned.
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stipation.

San Francisco June 30.--Nickel-
in-the-slot machines will be banished
from San Francisco after today, un-
der a new ordinance
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DOUBT DISAPPEARS.


Does YOU back ever ache?
Have you suspected your nidneys2
Backacho is kidney ache.
Win it comes dizzy spells
SleopIess nights, tired, duh days.
Distressing urinary disorders
Cure the Kidneys 30 cur" II all.
Doan's Kidney pills bring quick
relief
Bring thorough, lasting cures,
That's what WaNahachie sufferers
want
Profit then by auothers tesumo-
Twice-told and well confirmed
G. f. hyde, farmer rural free de-
livery so. 9, liilshoro, Texas, says,
"Kidu,y complaint had been coming
on nae for years. The least cold ]
contracted OF oycr-eNertlon OF any
kind brought on an ache in my back
Just oven my Sidueys and at such
times the pas ages OF the kidney Sc
orcGous also became too frequent
especially during the night. Doan's
Kidney pills made me feel great
deal better gnl although they din
not completely cure me- ! can safely
say that they benefited me more
chan anything had previously
tried.
CONFIRMED PROOF,
on March 27th, 1908, Mr., Hyde
said."t can couscieutiously renew my
former testimonial, MS | still have a
good opinion Of Doan's Kidney
Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed states.
Remember the name Daon g.
and take NO other d&wt2
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The Enterprise FURNISHING Company ~
IN no wise responsible lot debts that may
be contracted by pmployes, nor viii We
assume payment Of such debts under
any circums stances. Every empioye OF
this office is paid promptly ior work
done. This ~ TO protect ourselves and
the selling public ENTERPRISE PUB.
LiSHING COMPANY, Per g. W. VI -
Knight, Manager
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W. A. OWNBN City Editor
Residence PHONE. Bell 80. 2sgI
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ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing or reputation oi any
person, firm or corporation that may ap-
ear in the columns OF th. DAILY Light
will be gladly corrected upon il being
brought to the attention of the manage
msnt.
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Obituaries resolutions Of respect cards
Of thsnkS-Aii matter not News Vii be
charged Tor at the rate of cents per line
Poetry at double price.
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entered at the WaxBhAehie iustotir' a.
NAL Matter of the Second Glass. .
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sUBsCRfPIIoN RATES
One Month ~
Nir Months. IN advance -1a
One Year. IN advance 30