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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
Disposition IN Congress 20 lale
0l Ont oI IlnaIc,
Tanli
REPUBLICANS WAVtR|NG
Speaker Cannon Believed 10 B, Plan
nina Rules Which Forbid Manner.
Gus Amendments 10 TatiII Bill
Republicans Divided

Washington. Feb 4a The
Standard OH company may lose The
pprutectiun which " gets shrrpptiuus
~ IN the ninFley act II must De no
ted that this is spoken of merely as
possibility. The hope springs from
the attitude of two or three republic
ran members OF the Ways and Means
committee with respect to the Joker
which was discovered only last year
In the Dineley act oil is nomindlly
on the free list but there is pro-
vision that on the petroleum Of amy
country which imposes tax on Pc
troleum from the United States there
shall be an import duty equal to that
imposed by such foreign country
Russia imposes a tax on American
petroleum, therefore we impose a
tax on Russian petroleum, and Rus
sia is about the only country that
could hope to sell oil here.
II is against this special protec-
tion granted TO the Standard Oil
company that these republican mem
bers are in revolt and If the demo-
Gratis stand firm they can perhaps
succeed in keeping it out of the
forthcoming tariff bill If the house
Nul SET a St'Iltl dl' NFilN pll lillF llOI~
osition there will be no doubt Of the
result.
It may be said, in connection with
this, that the disposition of Speaker
Cannon to placatc the insurrectos is
due more particularly to his desire
TO bring IN with the tariff bill rule
which will preclude the consideration
OF individual amendments. If this
J.,, ,tyfl hn ttjX oar
only the choice OF the republican or
the democratic bill, and that would
mean, of course, the passage of the
republican bin just as the republican
members of the ways and means
committee wrote It, Speaker Cannon
fears that the situation will get far
beyond his control It every item Is
left subject to individual amend
ment, Party lines would be broken
in many instances indubltably ana
the bill that left the house would
probably bear only the mercst re-
semblance to tho bill that came into
It from the ways and means commit
tee.
The red light of danger Ia made to
burn more brightly by reason OF
dissensions among the republican
members of the ways and means
committee. There Is ono faction for
real revision and another for only
nominal or apparent revision, and,
according TO reports that come IRON
the committee room there have hl-
ready been n number OF sharp
clashes bet wcen thcge factions, II tx
predicted that nothing less than the
intervention Of Judge Taft can pre-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
GOVERNMENT PAYS ron LOT


The title totthe Mofrett lot at the
corner OF Madison and South Rogers
streets is now vested In the United
states government, the formalitios
incident to the transfer OF the prop
erty having been completed Monday
afternoon Hon. w II. Atwell of Dal-
las, United states district attorney
was here Monday afternoon and de-
llvered to Hon, T, j. Cole draft OF
$4,000 IN payment for the lot The
decd was turned over to Mr., Atwell
who at once filed same with the
county clerk The instrument was
transcribed to the deed records aud
given to Mr.. Atwell SO that he can
send II TO the treasury department.
at Washington,
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f.alsu.t tf AuiH. NHnts,
&tFfa

MfnHI. Monday H.r
t.tH,. #H8 u0H.E tf.
NaH uuHt " H..f
t.atf lttHH HfIiHN H hnIh ff
H 3 ttH NufIh ahunI ..u.t HHH
'tu .ha mt fhfN H HNIi.
fHN..f eNftta1 HaN#f nHsH
InatrH .ttfnI HItHf Iha rH. ..
Ievd b., ufh aiH end consider
ahIs hHH a. IE HIH.r lh.It atIr
aleU s.trfaI ehHfU ru.I. Hf NiuH
whlth hlte ottf a t.e HWn.I nHi
houar 1ht htHyfa. niu n"UrHfa fn
hatp heu iu thr eratuW wI uf ihr
county aa indicated ht fi.U uf .htrt
oi foul fes Fee W1nharhI, .trtt W
This point
\ telephone my tHr, fuW fts a.
E ON residence north of BuUbUt'
stated Ua' fbr precipitation vua a
lnllp otorv oup.half inch n ,iHI e..
tfop OF fhe county
Their was only B Urht shower Ht
po,cr white 8t br7 70 good shower
fcll There was aowp hail aud "a
good deal of wind at pog hpt no
damage was caused
\ light shower visited Nash but
thcro was no wind or hail
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\ Defendant tn larm5rk Nm
drt Case Nrnou, Under
Examination
COOPER CONTINUES COOL
Principal at Bar Na,ue moi Our loDa
Under Long and Bitter Cro~-lN.
animation Sharp 0cuics
onSpuarN

Nashville Truu Feb 23 when
court adjourned last uiEht u the
midst ~ tho cross examination of
John % sharp tbc honuts we're oven
between the state and the defense iu
the Cooper sharp trial for the slay-
ms ot former United States senator
+. W. Carmack. Young Robin COOP
or. undcr bitter examination Of
nearly four hours. held his own with
ease, lie was always cool careful
and displayed an inclination 10 be
absolutely fair that evidently im-
pressed the Jury aud just as evident
ly cNasporatod Attorney General Nc
earn The next witness was John u.
sharp. another of the defendants.
sharp told his story we'll under di-
rect examination and made a good
impression, after which he was turn
ed over TO General Garner of Maury,
who cross-oNamiued him Mr.. Gar
uer has someN hat of a reputation i'm
his own county for clever work, but
he was an unknown quantity in
Nashville When court Adjourned for
the day the state counsel drew u
long breath and were no louger in
doubt as 10 Gamers ability. His
lOSS-bNHlOlUOllNU lH OF lN' IdUlN-
fire attorney order John SHARP is a
man of high temper and Garner soon
had him beside himself. lie contra
dicted himself ON many minor de-
tails, but never ON the more tmpor-
tant particulars. Once he got on dam
gerous ground. ON direct eNamina-
tion sharp swore that he saw the
killing, and that Carmack fell after
Robin Cooper had fred three times
one of tho bullet wounds, ncces-
sarily fatal wound, pierced the sena-
tors neck within one-siNteonth OF
an inch Of the spinal cord and came
out undcr his tongue As sharp swore
that Carmack was facing young
Cooper, aiming n revolver at him.
this wound would be impossible to
reconcile with the statement ON
croas-eXamination sharp said, how.
over, that Carmack turned his hend
lust as the second shot was fired Ne
did not explain how the senator
could turn his head far enough TO
permit the ball to enter the mellah
line OF the neck on a straight line
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of Wounded Woman.

Ida Mcdonald, the nogrcss who
was 80 severely slashcd with a knife
Sunday night, Is said TO be getting
along very we'll considering the Sc
rious nature and extent of her
wounds Unless other complications
develop she has a reasonably good
chance to get well,
Bud Mills, colored, has been ar
rested by Jalor Maggard and plac-
ed In Jail IN connection with the as
sault made upon the Mcdonald wom-
an It Is said she made u statement
to tho effect that Mills gave her hus'
band the knife with which he did
the cutting, Mcdonald has not yet
been located.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

Plttsburg, Pa, Feb, 28,-"lt Is os-
tImated that 1000 delegates are In
pittsburg today to take part tn the
sessions OF the Presbyterian Brother
hood of America during the next
three days. The brotherhood is n
federation OF all the mons organi2a-
tions IN the Presbyterian churches of
the country. A choir OF 500 voices
viii sing during the convention, The
final session OF the conference VIII
be held Thursday and on Friday II
general conference of representatives
OF the mems clubs of all Protestant
denominations win be held, at which
plans for cooperative efforts VIII be
made
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
SMOOTH BINCO GAME.
Clever Crook Nicitimikes Merchants
nt Tcrrcll--No Arrest.

Terrell Texas, Feb ~ A
smooth game was worked here sat
urday, A stranger went TO the First
State Bank and deposited the sum
of $50. Armed with the deposit
check he went to several stores In
town and made small purchases,
amounting to couple OF dollars,
and then In each case he drew q
check for 50, receiving the chbnB'.
This he worked at number OF
stores, aud then he went TO the bank
and drew out about sac, leaving
town shortly nfterward A few OF
tho merchants had their checks
cashed Immediately, thus escaped
without loss, but others were taken
In by The game, which, 1t seems, N
being played In other towns ns well.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
Educator, of Nation.

Chlcnqo, fch. 23 over thous-
ana principals, superiptendents and
uresldouts of schoola and colleges.
from all over che land are In Chiea-
go today ut the annual convention OF
the department of superntendehts OF
the National Educational Asaoela-
don. Following today's preliminary
meetings, important sessions Will be
held tomorrow and Thursday The
Auditorium hotel Is Headquarters FOR
the delegates, aud the general SEES
sious win be held at the Fine Arts
building
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

Rockford, ILL.,, Feb. 23, With n
welcoming address by Mayor Jardine
the Illinois Farmers Institute CON
vened this morning to begin Its four
teenth annual meeting. Tuberculosis,
as 1t affects farmers, was subject
of discussion this afternoon, Sessions
Will be held tomorrow and Thurs
day, and will be addressed by some
OF the leading agricultural authori-
ties of the country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

4 PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Misses Ruth Pickett and Margaret
Edwards Entertain with
Hort v-1'Np

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
u. Pickett Monday afternoon, Misses
Margaret Edwards and Ruth Pickett
entertained about thirty OF their girl
friends with Forty-Two party. AT"
ter spending delightful half hour
exchanging greetings and In genaral
conversation, dainty score cards In
the shape OF red hatchets were dis
trlbuted and jolly good time pass
cd playing games, Miss Ruth's homo
was prettily decorated with pot
plants and red carnations. Refresh
ments OF frozen punch and cake
were served, after which the guests
bade ndieu to their young hostesses
with many expressions OF pleasure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
Wn>nhnrhip Nustcnl Club.

One of the most pleasant sessions
OF the Waxahaohie Musical club was
spent last Saturday In tho study OF
which was presented In
n very interesting manner. A piano
solo by Miss Taylor of Trinity Unlver-
sity was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. The librotto will be concluded
at the next meeting, Let OF nembers
OF the club be present. Reporter,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
severe Nindsturtn

Fort Worth. Toxas. Feb ga
severe viudslorm did considerable
damage at the Intervening points be
tween Fort Worth and DALLAS yes
terday afternoon The interurban
station at tishburn was seriously
damaged aud telegraph ana tole-
phone wires suffered The wind
reached a great velocity at Grand
Prairie. blowing down signboards
and doing other damage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

County Health Otllcer Berry went
to the county farm Monday after
noon and umputatod the left leg OF
n Mexican pauper He was assisted
by two local physicians, Tho Mexi-
can had been working at one of the
brick yards at Ferris. Several days
ago he was run over by wagon and
his leg broken In one or two places.
Being without funds and having no
one to assist him he was admitted to
the county farm as Il pauper
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

During the rain and hail storm
Monday night the barn OF sam Hi
burn. who lives out from town a few
miles on the Maypearl road, was un-
rooted by a strong gust of wind, Mr..
Hilburn estimates that II will cost
him about tfty dollars TO purchase
new material with which TO replace
the roof
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

Mckinney, Texas, Feb ga
heavy wind and hail storm visited
Bloomdale, seven miles northwest of
this town, yesterday evening blow
ing one house down ana several OFF
their foundations. No one was IN
inrcd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23
Mctuc Case Contiu \. 4.

The case of Frank McCae, who Is
charged with tho murder Q Earl Ma
bry at Dallas, was called FOR trial In
the district court ut Fort Worth
Monday morning. In the afternoon
the case was continued until March
90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-23

Miss Juanita Ricardo, contortlon~
lat aud acrohatic dancer at the Lyric,
viii please all the ladies who see
her, 2to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20

timore. appeared for the plaintiff, and
James ]. Archer. p. l.. Hopper and
". p. Constable for the defendants.
Thc main point OF the case is whether
the kegs were piled on the pavement
or ON private property.
The profits made from the increas-
cd working ability Of your horse will
pay for the amount Of Fairheld's Blood
Tonic and Regulator Tor Horses it
will take to put him in good condition
many times over. The money you
spend for Fairhcld's Blood Tonic and
Regulator for Horses Only Is wisely
and probably invested. Sold under
written guarantee by Alexander & Son.
Elkton: A. Anderson. North East; W.
T. Ilarriott, Chesapeake City
Benedict, the ten year old son OF
John Addison Sadler, OF Hartford
county, who was moving from DOZENS
Corner 10 Bynam Station. one day last
week, was thrown off load oil house
hold goods when the horses started
suddenly. when stopped by the childs
father to pick up an article that had
fallen on the road. and was fatally
stunned, dying in the evening.
Early Cnicks can be made cx-
iremely profitable by the regular use
OF Fairhcid's Poultry Tonic and Egg
Producer at this season. March wea-
Their is hard on little chicks, but Fair
fields Blood Tonic and Egg Producer
for Poultry Only, will fortify them
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and hasten their development and
growth Sold under written guarantee
by Alexander & Son. Elkton; A. An
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Chesapeake City.
Harry Fletcher and his sister, Mrs.
Ira Harlan, oi Havre dc Grace, were
thrown out on the road while driving
to Bel Air. one day last week, when a
lurch OF their horse threw the wheels
oi the carriage into a ditch, breaking
the kingbolt Mrs. Harlan was badly
bruised about the back. and her bro
TIERS chin was gashed requiring sew
cral stitches to close the wound.
The successful dairyman is the one
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ny ldhllN dhNdil"kC VI al AiN HlpSt
modern achievements 81 science Fair
feds Blood Tome and Milk Producer
for Cattle puts money in the dairyman' S
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hy Alexander & Son. Elkiou; A. An
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Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
Career OF Pioneer Closed
From the Gilroy Advocate, Gilroy
California


California.
Christian Wcntz, one OF the early
pioneers CT the State and county, died
at his home IN this city, early " ednes-
day morning. lie had been failing Tor
several months and his death was not
unexpected.
Mr., Wentz was born in the Grand
Duchy OF Baden, Germany, august 10,
1922, and aged 50 years ana o months at
the time oi his death. lie cmigratcd
to the United States with his parents
IN 1888, and resided III the vicinity OF
Port Deposit, Cecil county Maryland,
up to January 10, 1850, when he sailed
from Baltimore III the ship Greyhound,
which arrived in san Francisco, June 3,
1870. Immediately after arriving Mr.
Wcntz went to the mines by way OF
Stockton to what is now called James
town, Iuolumne county, and returned
to San Francisco during the fall, where
he remained until the spring oil 1850,
when he returned 10 the mines, going
TO the luba river in the ncighburhood
OF Fosters Bar. Meeting with ndii-
ierent successes he returned to San
Francisco, and stayed there until the
latter part OF November. when he came
10 Santa Clara county and engaged in
farming in the ncighborhuod OF Santa
Clara and San Jose. In April, 1855, he
married Eliza f., daughter OF Elder J.
X. Rule, and moved to Gilruy town
ship in December oi the following year
where he was occupied in dairying and
stock raising up 10 about three years
ago. Mr.. Ncntz was elected a Justice
OF the Peace oi Gilroy township in
1861. He was also one OF the company
al fifty who purchased the Rancho
Justo in 1893 from Colonel W W.
HOLSTER and laid it out into home
steads and the town OF HOLSTER, now
the county seat oi san Bcnito county.
Was Deputy Assessor from 1872 to
1870 and also in ISSo-Sf; aud was elect
ed to the House oi Assembly as one OF
the three representatives from Santa
Clara county, IN the twcnty-iourth SEES.
sion OF the Legislature OF California.
Mr. Vent va, 4 conscientious
Christian gentleman and one OF those
sturdy Old pioneers whose honesty and
integrity were never questioned. About
two years ago hc moved from his home
IN San NsIdra go town. lie Is survived
by hs widow, and the following child
rem George A.. VIII - and Miss
Bertha Vent "i Gilrv. and Nct,ic.
nov Mrs. Gus Turner col Modesto All
were with him ,u the last He also
has two gran5~un, Vent and Robert
Duraud, los q deceased daughter. ...r>.
Lou Dur'aui
Mr,,r- Anderson and / s. Suit1rr
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Sure Growth Fertilizers for All CROPS

highest quality condition confirmed by
confidence he has proved the worth of the
goods
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choir voices. There were many beauii-
iul floral off, rings. Glroy Lodge |
o. @, f.. were present in body, and
the services at the cemetery
James Mcl:lrny was marshall Of the
prncc,, sion Among relatives and
friends from aiar with the mourncrs
we're Mrs. Collier oi San Jose. Mr.
Guy Turner ui Modesto, Mrs. Ethel
Fisher "i Oakland The pail bearers
were :. II Smith, II IIcckcr, H. S
IIcr,man W A. Whitchurst ! Nj
Schcmr' and II T. Robinson.
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State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo,
Lucas County. %

Lucas county,
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is SENIOR partner OF the firm OF +. J.
cheney & Co. dong business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, ana that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case 81 Co.
tarrh that canont be cured by the Use
OF Hall Catarrh Cure,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Swukn To before me and subscribed
in nay presence, this 9th day OF Deccm-
Der, A. D. 1880 A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaO Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
ualiy, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Scud for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 7sc.
Taye Halls Family pills for consti-
patton
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II UFF ORP|NGTON'S
II est Layers Per- ss s sitting

Six Puiic laid lit eggs I'm jan
uary. Been laying from Dec. !.
without n Iet-up. and are Sill
laying. Fine Table Fowl.
CHARLES JEFfERS, EIktOn, Nd.
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Grocery Department

Tomatoes, Finest Family Pack, put up
In private family, not a cannery, cleanli-
ness guar nterd, l0c can. 81 per dozen.
Cool quail Shoe Peg Corn. l0c can,
81 per d. zcn.
Table Peaches, 20c aud 25c per can.
Campbell Assorted SOUPS, caus for
IS Gems.
Coffee prices have advar ced but by
buying lot OF green from IN importer,
hsvin. it stored and getting il roasted ne
wante !, we are able to give you a good
fresh roasted Sa tos Coffee rs low as Sc
per pound. Try a pound.
Asparagus, No. Del Monte Tip, CSC
car-simpy fine.
Par disc Island Brand Hawaiian Pine
apple delicious for dessert Try can,
YOU will buy more.
Good Quality Canned Salmon, 2lc
eau.
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Iooo-SPRING-Iooo
Dress Goods

Wool Dress Goods in the popular wesves
and colrrS for snring. We ave showing
many at sOc and 7Sc per yard. 30 TO IS
inches in width. In cotton, the colors
aud STYLES are many. The prices run
from Sc per ward for a good, strong
Gingham to l0c, l2';c, zoe, 2Sc and j5c
per yard for Fine Domestic and Import.
ed Cotton Dress Goods.
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Natural Col red Linens, 2Oc aud 2Sc per
ward. White Linens that are guaranteed
ALL LINEN, round thread, Acc and soc
vam. Linene and Shrunk Muslin i2ic,
lsc and isc per yard that laundry and
wear almost equal to linen.
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Are abou, 20 per cent. CHI, aper than last
year. Very good ones ss low as ioc;
much better ones i2lic, i5c and 2oc per
yard.
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Shoes

By far the largest assortment IN town.
The Walk Ovet line leads, with the Bit
Well close second. Bling IN your feet +.
we will guarante" to fl, them comfort
ahly-only one trouble about our shoes,
they last too long.
Our stock of Women's, Boys, Misses
and Children's are as strong l line as the
Mems Shoes that are bought for service,
as well as for looks. Try pair and he
convinced.
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BLOOD

We live by our blood, and on
1t. We thrive or staVe, as our
blood is rich or poor. There Is
nothing else to live on or by
When strength is full aud
spirits high we are bc'-a re
freshed-bone, muscle and
brain, in Lody and mind-with
continual flow Of rich blood
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits, no
cheer, no spring, when rest Is
not rest and sleep is not sleep,
we are starved; our blood is
poor; there is little nutriment
in it.
Back of the blood is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
1t fails, take
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The Entire Proceeds of the Street Sales


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Judge William II. De Lacy,

Juvenile president the Society of St Vincent de Paul and of
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The Rev. Father William 7. Russell,

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pie homes a number of homeless ones