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REMOVAL BONUS
 N INCREASED New Bill Introduced l., the Senate as Suhsji5l7' ( ,cr
 the Keel Bill.
HOUSE GETS REPORT
Government Engineers Tell oi New Capitol COnditions-Am
 ment in House.

Little Rock, T: arch el-T Tin, senate this morning discarded. thr usu1I grist of small business to q large cx- tent and wad,c into bigger things It Vas a fort noon of features, of which the latter numbered three
 First, tllc Introduction of :, subst tutc bill fer Senator ISeel'., bill for the removal of the St2te University from Fayetteville 10 Little Rock. Tho bill gcnt ralis ia .imllar to the Keel bill. The principal change is the raising of the bonus to be given by the city of Litt,. Rock for the school from $l25,000 to $25o GOO. Of this amount $2oo,0o0 is for buildings and equipment and s50OoO for site. The site is to be sels cted by the governor. attorney general and secretary of state and this portion of the bonus must either be cash or approved land to be used for site. The $200,000 for, buildings is to be in either cash or interesting bearing Improvement bonds of the city.
 Tm bill Is more l.n&thy, going more into details than the former bill. When it was read the first time ob- lection was raised to second reading, but the senate took kindly to the measure and suspended the rules, af- ter which the bill went to the educa- , t'onal committee for consideration. The second feature was the intro /, duction of an antique ketshop bill l by Senator Robertson, bill prohib- iting the operation of bucket shops ! and like institutions dealing in mar gins without any intention of deliv- ering. receiving or paying for the product itself, giving grand juries in- ] quisitorial powers and fixing the pun / ishment.
 The third feature was the passage If the cattle fever tick appropriation asked for in the bill of Senators Henderson and Rowland. For more
 
 ! the peshy tick, while the clocks ticked merrily from either wall, fought 1t feverishly Git was the fever tick), and finally passed the bill by the i overwhelming vote of 23 to 1. ] The senate hos grown into Zshe hatit of passing bills by large ma- jorities and the tick bill was no ex- ception, notwithstanding the bill was argued pro and con for 75 or 76 min ntes
 House Had Busy Morning. The house, as we'll as the senate. experie need a session of features. It received the report of the govern rncnt engineers employed to test the state capitol and spent large part of the forenoon in it's discussion. The report is a lengthy ore and in gen eral terms condemns the work on the floors and other features except the brickwork
 :. new state capitol bill was intro 'iuced by MT. Davis. of Desha, pro i viding for the completion of the 1 building at cost of $350 000 and for the discharge of the contractors. 1 A joint resolution for a constitu- tional amendment abolishing the present judicial districts and for the election of the county prosecuting at torneys, by Mir. Thompson, of Craig head, was passed by heavy ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
CHICAGO MAN
 GETS TAFT PLUM

NIearst News Special 10 the Graphic)
 Chicago, March 24-Chauncey Dew ey, wealthy ranchman and politic ian of the second ward, will be the next United States marshall in Chi cago, to succeed Luman T. Hoy. The appointment will be made by Presi- dent Taft in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
ARKANSANS CALL
 ON THE PRESIDENT
Delegation of COngressmen Made Their First Social Call at the White House Tuesday-Just Paid Their Respects.
tHearst News Special tu .h,.

Hearst News Special to .h" Cr:rb..' men Floyd, Reed Macon, Wallace and Oldfield, of Arkansas, paid their re- spects to the President today, calling on him together at noon. They had not called previously on the new chief executive and this time merely said afterwards that no politics was discussed and Congressman Macon said: Nothing was said about ap- pointments. We merely paid our re- spects."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

Judge NJ. M. Stuckey. district dep uty grand exalted ruler of the Elks went to Hot Springs yesterday, where hc will attend special meeting oi the Elhs. He was a guest of the Pine Bluff lodge Tuesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

tans MT. Strickland threatens Co sell the franchise to another town, Sev- eral Of n n having made him offers for it Ii f'ae Bluff drops out of the league the Mcnror deal may also fall throuGh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

Mrs. J. C. Cross has returned to her
 home at Psndleton, after few days visit to friends in. this city. She wasE accompanied by Miss Skillern. of Searcy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-04

to, or December J. 1866, said N.
Bcrklcy executed Bond for Title to
defendant, r A Howell for land
which included the within mention
ed tract. and said J. d. Templeton at
towards purchased the right and IT,
tie of said r. A. Howell thereto, said
conveyance however, not being re-
corded; that said matters cast a
cloud upon plaintiffs title to said
land. and greatly depreciate the
market value thereof, that plaintiff
claims same through purchase, and
also by the g. : and 10 year statutes
Of limitation, he and vendors before
him holding title, possession, to same
actual and visible, being continuous,
peaceable and adverse possession
thereto, using and enjoying same
and paying taxes thereon for more
than 20 years. Plaintiff says he has
a perfect title in fee simple by said
statutes Of limitation, but cloud Is
cast upon his title by reason Of said
claims or pretended claims; where
fore he prays for citation by publ
cation; for removal of cloud from
his title that he be Quilted in possess
sion of said land and for costs OF
suit and general relief.
Herein fail not, but have before
said court. at it's aforesaid next regu-
lar term, this writ, with your return
thereon, showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Witness, AMI Carothers, Clerk of
the District Court of Ellis County.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said court, al Office in Waxaha-
chic, this the 22d day of December,
A. u, 1908
ANIL CAROTHERS,
Clerk OF the District Court Ellis Co.
IL. 81 BY Lem Wray, Deputy.
A true copy, ! certify
w. II. FORBES,
Sheriff Ellis County.
BY r. Fl. Hickman, Deputy 271
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-04

An Ofer Backed Up by One OF the
Most Reputable Concern in
WaXahacbie.

We VIII either cure you OF consti-
patton or pay for all the medicine
used during the trial You pay uf
nothing If we fail. That's a mighty
broad statement, and we mea: every
word of it. We will back il up with
our own personal reputation, too
Gould anything be more fair and se-
cure for you?
The most scientific, common sense
treatment Is Rexall OrderIies. Their
active principle is very recent
scientific discovery that IL odorless,
colorless and tasteIess; very pro-
nounced, gentle and pleasant In It's
action, and particularly agreeable In
every way. This ingredient does not
cause any diarrhoea, nausea, fIatu-
lence or gripping. Rexail Ofderlles
are as pleasant 20 take as candy
and are particularly good for chill
dren and delicate persons,
If you suffer from chronic or ba-
biiual constipation, or the associate
or depedent chronic ailments, we
urge you TO try Rexall OrderIies at
our risk. Remember, you can only
get them at our store. Two sizes,
25c and 0c Hood a. Curtin, Drug
gists.
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a NEW YEARS THOUGHT AND 4
NEW YEARS RESOLVE.

Early In the development of the
telephone industry the importance
of the telephone operator az an es-
senfial part of successful telephone
operating was realized. The dew Top
ment Of the operator has kept pace
with the growth of the business.
The work Of the telephone operator
Is to-day recognized as o profession.
Special training IL necessary for
every youngs woman who becomes
an operator In the South western
company's employ; Eence It has
been found expedient to establish
schools, so that ambitious Young
women may be afforded the oYpor-
tunity TO learn In thorough and
systematic manner her duties ut the
switchboard.
The telephone operator is trained
TO give quick and accurate service,
and that Is what the public pays
for and expects. 1t Is what the
Southwestern company is In bust
ness to furnish.
II Is not possible, however, TO
provide an operator for each iDdt-
yiduaI subscriber any more than 1t
is expected has store will provide
a clerk for each individual custom
err
When great many people are
calling al The same time II Is not
possible to give Instant service. But
the South gestern company does give
efficient service, as will be found II
you will stop watch In your hand,
when IT will be discovered that what
seems like minutes to you are real
~ bur a few seconds.
The operators In the employ Of
the Southwestern company are, as
a rule, residents OF the town In which
their occupation lies. They are mem
bers Of highly respectable families,
and they are selected with care and
discrimination and having In view
their possession OF exceptional intel
iigenee and capability. They have
undergone mental and educational
tests and have shown an aptitude for
the business In which they are en-
gagged and they are governed by
strict rules, from which they are
moi, knowingly, permitted to de-
yIate.
Az rule, Ii will be found thai
they ara patient and obliging, but
they. In common with the telephone
user, are only human, and When
human nature asserts itself, no mat
ter who Is tight or who is wrong,
there H. presented to the telephone
management a problem Of no small
proportions and not always easy to
solva
The pay Of the efficient operator
Ia equal 10, aud In many cases In ex-
cess Of, that OF the women VINO work
In the average department store.
She Ia seated all the time she II 1T
wcrk, there are liberal periods OF
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rest for her. aud there is super
visor ready a AN times TO render her
assistance. She is provided with
comforts and couyeuieuces during
her rest periods rarely accorded by
other establishments To- their female
employees and the whole attitude OF
the company toward her is one OF
kindly interest and Eeipfulness.
We desire 10 enter plea with the
telephone user for the exercise of
patience and tolerance towards the
telephone operator What man
would speak face 20 face with a
young woman, stranger or other
wise. and indulge in language often
heard over the telephone, If such
persons would stop to reflect that
at the other end OF the line is a
young lady, refined and sensitive. so
susceptible TO unjust criticism that
she has often been known to burst
/ into tears on account of this, there
would more frequently occur a hes
itancy on the part of the aggrieved
subscriber in giving expression 10
his feelings in language often
thoughtlessly severe and sometimes
profane.
And women, too, are not exempt
from the charge of being unduly i'm
/ patient with the operators. No doubt
exasperating things do occur in the
endeavor to get service, but it can
truly be said that in 80 cases
out OF hundred the operator Is
| trying TO perform her duty conscien-
| tiously and efficiently She is engag-
| 81 Ia, "a,
which are at all times eXactng and
often nerve-raeking, and to add tC
/ her difficulties by impatiently child
| ing her is unjust, if not cruel
II can be truthfully said that in
/ the south a chivalric Difference Ii
usually shown on the part of NAL,
| patrons towards the operators. not
only this but it would prove a revela
ton 10 the general public If on 4
/ Christmas morn they could see tb'
great profusion OF gifts sent 10 tht
/ central Offices to be distributed
among the operators as tokens of ap
probation from pleased customers
The fact remains, however, tha
numbers OF people continue to give
voice to their dissatisfaction by
roasting" the operator, and IT is K
these we appeal TO consider twice
| before giving audible vent to theil
| Impotence.
Among your New Years promises
to yourself resolve to be courteous
and considerate toward the operator
at Central thus exemplifying th'
| Golden Rule" of doing unto other!
+. as you would be done by and at th'
/ same time not only experience self
satisfaction at good deed well per
| formed, but assist in contributing
peace and comfort TO a hard-work
ing and faithful public servant. 3.
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Installation. W. O. W.

Tuesday night, January 9TH, 1909,
the oilicers-elect of Elm Camp No.
4G, and those of Harmony Grove No.
400 vii! be Jointly installed at the
w. o. w. hall. Waxahachie, Texas.
This meeting will be open to mem
bers OF each organization, together
with their families. and TO any visit
ing Sovereign or member OF Circle.
nice short program Is being pre-
pared to assist in the entertainment,
which includes an address by Sow
j. T. Mcclure of Waxahachie. An
important feature Of the evening
will be genuine old-fashioned bas-
ket supper. and each Sovereign is
expected TO bring well-flled basket
or If preferred, see either Soy.
Shores, Ralston or McClain
d235w49 LEM WRAY, Clerk
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CITATfOS ~ PUBLICATION.

The State of Texas, 10 the Sheriff or
Any Constable Of Nils County.
Greeting:
lor are hereby commanded to
summon Nicholas Berkeley, r. A.
Howell, +. H. Keith and Fannie l..
Keith, wife Ct r. ii. Keith, and the
unknown heirs OF Nicholas Berkeley,
r. A. Howell, r. II. Keith and Fam
nie l.. Keith, his wife, by making
publication OF this citation once in
each week for eight successive
weeks previous 10 the return day
hereof, In some newspaper published
IN your county, To appear at the next
regular term OF the dist rict court OF
bll's county, to be holden at the
court house thereof. IN Waxahacfis
on The fourth Monday III February,
A, D., 900. the same being IA: 22d
day OF February, A. D., 1903. then
and there 10 answer q petition filed
IN said court on the 22d day Of De
cember. A. D., 1908, IN suit. mum
b"red on the docket ~ said court
No. 1851, wherein Tom Johnson ~
DlaintiH and y, hoias berkiey, r. A
Hoatli, +. II, Keith and his wife,
ranhit l., Keith, and the unknown
heirs OF Nicholas Berkeley, r. A..
Howell, +, H. Keith, and hia wife.
Fannie l., Keith. are defendants.
aud sasa petition alleging IN sub
stance That plaintiff III resident
81 EIlis county, Texas. and the resi-
dence OF each and all OF defendants
ana the names Of said unknown
heirs OF defendants are to platntir
unknown, and that the ancestors Of
kslf heira unknown are nov dead ::
that plaintiff IN the owner In fee
simple, and In actual possession OF
~ 81 acres Of land out OF the VIII
liam Stewart survey, and rs the same
tract conveyed to Willis Gray on
October IL. 1881, by r. G. March
banks Vol. II, page ITS, y. Il. f..
Col, that p)aintin holds title
through various eonveyances ffc,n
she state OF Texas. and finally down
10 himself through J. q. Ceynweif.
that In deed from Nicholas Berkeley,
v, H. Keith and his wife, Fannie l..
Keith 10 enc J. u. TcmpIeton, one 81
ti.. holders In sAtd chain OF sftIs, the
acknowledgment Of said n,
Keith was taken by BENJAMIN f.
Hawkins, who was not competent
party 10 take same, he being at thu
time, the agent ard attorney I'm TACT
for Sicbe.ss Berkisyy, one OF the
graDtoTs. thereby aaid acknowledge
meat was Detective that prior there.
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NAY BCy THE Is. n. l.. AND W.
HHI Interests May acquire Frisco
Line out Of Houston.

IL " now reported on apparently
trust worthy authority that the Rock
Island Frisco has abandoned It's plan
OF obi aiming an entrance TO New Or
leans from Houston over the Beau
mont gcur Lake and Western, the
Colorado Southern, New Orleans and
Pacific and the Joint use Of the track
Of the Kansas city Southern for a
part OF the distance. In this connec-
Hen II III said that the name Of ColA
orsdo Southern, New Orleans and
Pacific, which was given the Louis
lana link In the proposed Houston
ssow Orleans iiss, was 10 have been
~ name Of the whole Colorado and
r. fFerB system had Mr., Yoakum 81
plans for IT. enlargement succeed
ed.
IL was recently reported on trust
worthy aat horify that the Kansas
City Southern Wis negotiating for
The purchase OF the Beaumont, Sour
Lake and Western. IT. is considered
likely that IL vii either pass into
the hands Of that road or VIII be
soIf 10 the Hi interests.
IL the Rock island-Frisco does not
continue 10 maintain an ownership
9f trsfflc relation with the Trinity
and Brazos Valley, IL will have to
either form q new alliance or build
ils Gwn line In order TO obtain an
outlet 10 the gulf. II IN supposed that
the JiiIl Interests will build their
ogn line between Houston and Cal
weston. At present the tTaffie OF the
Trinity and BraZos Valley reaches
the latter port over the Santa Fe
from Houston, Houston Post,
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ONE OF THE FAVORED FEW.


j, II. Dunkin OF Dallas, who vas
guest yesterday at the Hotel Braz-
Ds, coming here 10 spend few days
among friends, is the proud posses
sor OF al annual pess. All passes are
very much Of rarity since July,
1907, but this piece OF cardboard II
especially rarer. Mr.. Dunkin Is a To-
connective engineer on the Houston
and Texas Central railway, and the
pass, which is over the line and In
cludes his family, was given to him
because OF more than twenty years
service with that COMPANY.
Mr.. Dunkin entered li3s Employ OF
the Central In 1881, as sasnan. IN
1889 he was promoted 10 f},s posi-
tion OF engineer, and for may years
ran out OF Houston. For several
years he has been running a fast
train between Dallas and Denfson.
In his twenty-seyen years OF SER
vice with the Central he has never
failed 10 receive a check once &
month signed by J. q. Carr, paymag.
Ter OF the road, The only accident
ne ever experienced was q freight
train collision, In which no one was
injured Houston Post.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure. y. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo,
Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have knowfi
r. J, Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fin
ancsaiiy able TO carry CUT any obIi-
cations made by his firm.
Halding, KiDnan Il Marvin,
wholesale prn sssasss, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken IN
tsrnaliy, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stiDation. d
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A Religious Authors Statement.

For several years ! was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last winter
was suddenly stricken with So
we're pain In nay kidneys and was
confined to bed eight days unable to
get up without assistance. My urine
contained a thick white sediment
and passed same frequently day
and night. | commenced taking Fo-
iey's Kidney Remedy, and the pain
gradually abated and finally ceased
and my urine became normal |
cbeerfully recommended Foley s
Kidney Remedy. 3 w Fearis. d
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CITATION BN ALTON.

The state OF Texas. 20 the sheriff or
Any Constable of Ellis County
Greeting.
You are hereby commanded to
summon unknown heirs of Nathan
~. Ncwsom deceased by making
publication of this citation once in
each week for eight successive
weeks previous 10 the return day
lareJf, i'm some newspaper published
Zoo your county 30 appear az the
mex. regular term OF the district
court OF Ellis county. to be holden
az The court house thereof. in WaXa-
htcuiv, on the fourth Monday in Feb
ruaTy. A. d., 1903, the same being
the 22d day Of February, A. D.,
1903, then and there to answer a
petition filed In said court on the
22d day Of December A. D., 1908,
in suit. numbered on the docket OF
said court No. 1850, wherein J. II.
Gregory is plaintiff. aud unknown
heirs Of r. NJ. Newsom. deceased, are
defendants. and said petition alieg-
ing in substance: That plaintiff IS q
resident OF Ellis county. Texas. and
the names and residence of defend
ANS. or any of them is unknown TO
l!aintiH, that Nathan NJ. Newsom is
now dead. that plaintiff Is in posses
siCn Of and Is entitled 10 the pos
s"ss or OF and holds and derraigns
10y regular chain of title the owner
ship in fee simple TO the following
tract of land situated in Ellis coun-
~, Texas, being a part of the 800
ac"c survey granted and patented to
the heirs of said Nathan NJ. New
som. deceased by thr state OF rex
as August -, 1901, Patent NO. lol'
Noluhhe 3d. ADs. NO. Hoi' Delns
To- - acres or Iahd' belns the
came tract described III deed from
!. j. Cole ana wlle 10 fleld fatter-
SON dated NoV. ., lool, as recorded
Vol l5o' paB" 'fZ' Deco RECORDS,
Eiils county lekasi tlal Said laha
mas come do"h thfough chaih OF
su'eeshIV" TRANSFERS ana coHVeSaHces
from me STATE OF ieHas' through the
SAL Ndlhah VI. Ne"honl' as orlsInal
iau'tilee put III transfer ny adIhln-
lslIa'oT -. hobers 10 Jas. r.
NASH uHasF Whon pialhtH cIalnls
the RECORD ialls 10 sho" that me
said Instrument was dnly ackho"id-
eRed but me court dhIy ORDERED the
SAFE OF ceftiiIcate, ana hereafter
approved same that san 1allure
apparently casts cioud upon pam
IN > dHe 70 Sald iahd; mat
pialhiIh ana ihose under "hom ne
hoids titie nave beeh ID continuous
adverse actual ana hostile posses
| SION OF salh Iabh LOT niofc IMAM 70
Years previous 10 the ming OF thls
sun ~ me Whlch they claim lee
Simple ltie uhder the statutes OF o.
ana Ten year lnlltations, they us
ING enjoying ana paying taxes
th"isop, "lthout peihs dis'u,peu III
salh Pohsessioh' tnat baiu clouu 20
apparently cast upon pIaintiH titie
ef'alIy dliiIihShes INC Nalue OF balu
! piop"Ily 70 pIalhtlh uetIllhent'
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On and after January 4th Will
occupy the building formerly pcsa-
pied by the American Express Co.,
on Franklin street. cordially invite
my many friends and the general
public TO call on me when In need
Of anything 10 the music line. &. A,
ARAOLD, 240
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Ke. IL save . Dollar.

Five dollars, In advance, will pay
for the Daily Light for one year,
You save q dollar IN the deal, be-
sides you are not bothered With 4
collector for twelve long months,
Try II once and zee h0w well pleased
you viii be. II
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Money TO r,oau.

Un farms. Vendors lien notes
taken NJ aud extended with option
Of paying part each year. Also farm
and city property for sale. u
u, Fl. CHAPMAN e. co.
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FOR RENTING room house with
bath and sewerage Corner Jefferson
and Monroe streets Apply TO J. w.
Martin. u
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PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light Office when you want
printing done OF any kind. The best
work guaTa fiteed, u
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WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
rooms furnished for light house
keeping. State conyeniences. J. NJ.
Youngblood a Co. II
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WANT-You to know that my hens
lay. / feed them wheat and kaffir
corn. ID. a. Thompson. BOB
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WANTED-You to board your horse
at my stable. The best of care guar
anteed John Davenport. Phones 2.
II
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FoleyS
Honey
and Tar

VIII cure cough or cold no
matter how severe and prevent
pneumonia and consumption.
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A Guarantee.

This is to certify that all
druggists are authorized to re-
fund your money if Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. Contains
no opiatcs. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Mfust sussnTvni
L. w EEARIS