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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-02
Program for Daughters.

Following is the program for The
April meeting of the D9 N OF
the Confederacy:
Roll Calf the Colunf7V1Prize
Essay, published in the Veteran OF
December last, Is sample, should
not this 500 prize be abolished?
Let us raise the curtain and look
upon this picture of our southland,
April, 1865. (See Alexander steph-
ems History OF United states, y.
$3.50
"Thc Murder of Mrs, Surratt "
why this silence in regard TO the
events Of that awful time?
"Tho Great Mon Native of the
Virile Soil of Kentucky Poets,
Soldiers, Statesmen and Presidents.
"Kontuckians at the Battle of
New orleans"
"The Bivouac Of the Dead, The
odorc O'Ilnra.
Song MY old Kentucky Home -
Assignments
No. Mrs Brady.
No 3--Mrs. Finch
No Mrs. Bertram.
No. 5-Mrs. sgd Fnrrar.
MRS WATSON,C HAPPIER Historian.
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"a nuip sole cd nn early date suri.
sr# vill herin ai $3.50 each evening
Al people arc cordially invited bui
ma hate vili uoi be permitted iu ho
auditorium
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For the remainder OF the week
the lovers OF good singing and clean
comedy will be given their moneys
worth and then some ut the Majes-
tic. The two acts secured by Mama
ger Reymuller are good ones. VIII
linn ]. Mills, the character change
artist, changes his costumes on the
stage and one hns to watch him
closely to see when the change Is
made. The Keltners are good sing
ers and their act Is interspersed with
mirth-provoking jokes,
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BURGLARS BLOW SAFE.
Twenty Dollars In Money Secured
Ry Maraudcrs at Kcnnetatc,


Fort Worth, Texas, April 1.-The
postottice safe at Kennedale was
blown open Wednesday night and
IS Sbed of $40 in money No stamps
merchandise in the store of Bud
Williamson. where the postotice Is
situated, were taken.
Entrance was effected through a
rear window. The door of the safe
was twisted half off by the explosion
and number of window panes were
shattered.
The sherilf's Office was notified
and Deputy purvis was dispatched
to the scene
Bloodhounds from Arlington
were put on the trail, bus up to a
late hour the burglars had not been
captured
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LET THE PEOPLE KNOW 1T II
you have tlnc cotton seed. or fine
corn, or fine chickens, or fine COWS.
or flne horses, or anything you may
want to sell, you should let the peo-
plo OF Ellis county know II by plac-
ing an advertisement In the want
columns OF the Waxahachie Enter
prise---the paper that covers Ellis
county. An nd will not cost you
much, and you will more than likely
get the desired results Try 1t once,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-02

MIR. L, G. Fritts, oneontn. n Y,
writes. MY little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's Orino
Laxative, and think II is tho best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" Foley's Orino Laxative is
best for women and children, ms II
IA mild, pleasant and effective, ana
IL n splendid spring medicine, ms 1t
cloanses the system and clears inc
complexion,
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Notice.

Having sold our furniture and uh-
dertaking business, we have trans
Yerred all accounts and notes 10 tho
citizens National Bank of Wnxahn-
chic for collection. Kemble Bros,
slap
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Beware OF Ointmcnts for Catarrli
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing It through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by f. j. Cheney q Co, T, ledo, O.
contains no mercury. and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
Is taken internally and made In To
ledo Ohio. by +, j Cheney a Co.
Testimonials free,
Sold by druggists, price 75c per
bottle,
Take Hairs Family Pills for con-
stipation,
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CALVIN BROS. are prepared to at
tend to your wants wnep they are
In the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing. pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and sattsfac-
ton IL always guaranteed Phone
them and see II
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FOleyS
Honey
and Tar

Will cure cough or cold no
matter how severe and prevent
pneumonia and consumption.
A Guarantee.
This Is to certify that all
druggists are authorized to re-
fund your money IL Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. Contains
no opiates. The genuine Is In
yellow package. REFUSE sussuruTtS
II. w. FEA7iS
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Hicks Capudinc Cures Sick Head
ache.
Also Nervous Headache, Travellers
Headache and aches from Grip
Stomach Troubles or Female trou-
hles. Try Capudine--it's liquid e-
fects Immediately, Sold by drug
gists. at
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For May r.
A. LASSWELL,
For Alderman, Ward L
ED PLUMHOFF.
T. +. THOMPSON.
(To fill unexpirod Term OF ID. q
Thompson
For Alderman, Ward q
Y. u. KENNER.
For Alderman, Ward B.
I. T. SULLIVAN
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LOST Between Campbell n Co, s
and Durham's store, n small purse
containing three 81 bills, one VI
bill, one silver dollar and some
change Fintlcr return to Mrs o, Is,
Sims and receive reward, II
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PRESSING DONE RlGHT--lf We
press your clothes you may rest as
sured that II IL done right, We guar
antce our work Done only by FIRST
class tailors. Martin kurzlieb, TIC
College street. Phone 571. II
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rem uFNt VILLAGE Rpnuf Shire
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WANTED a good illustrated aour
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ORDERS TAKEN at the Daily iieht
once tor engraved calling cards N
n u McCoMns. Fire. lite, accident
tornado. plat glass ar live stock In
eufance
WANTED 10 swap square piano
for COW or horsr Apply 60 Fred
Meredith 3l3
wAxAuACHIE hot Mineral water
delivered daily. n s. McConrt old
phone 46i.
sTENoGRApHER- Miss Lola Cur
lin, Office with q. G Groce, Citizens
pauk nuilding. oktf
LOST Gold chain baby bracelet,
paddock pendant Reward for return
To Daily Light ONCE. dhf
FOUND A gold wreath pin set with
double star. owner can have same
by calling at this office. 81
sEWlNG-Ar Kinds, first class
dressmaking. Mesdamcs Hendricks
and Bell, 800 Briggs street BIB
! FOR RENT Lower story of my
residence; rooms with modern
conveniences. Fred Meredith.
FOR SAIE-Cood alfalfa hay, soc
per bale, cash at our barn. Ellis
County Loan and Commission Co. tf
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and adj
1usted correctly by new electric
sharpener at Arthur Mackoy's shop.
II
FOR RENT Rooms suitable for
light housekeeping with lights, bath
and phone. 51i College street, old
phone 467. 312
LOST-A Rebekah pin between In
dependent telephone Office and opera
house. Return to the Racket store
and be rewarded. 312p
PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light Office when you want
printing done OF any kind. The best
work guaranteed. u
WANTED--Two girls or two mar
ried ladies to sell hamburgers Sat
urdays and First Mondays. VIII pay
good wages. At Alliance Wagon
Yard. II
FOR SALE 1905 acres OF timber
cd land on railroad, at 81 per acre.
Probably forty or fifty thousand
dollars worth of saw logs and cord
wood on the place. T, f. Thompson.
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FOR SALE 3,906 acres OF timber
cd land on railroad, at 81 per acre.
Probably forty or fifty thousand
dollars worth of saw logs and cord
wood on the place. r f. Thompson.
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
PLANS BIGGER BONDED DEBT.
Iron Mountain Railroad Seeking In
crease of Stock Also.

The stockholders OF the ST. Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway will meet
on February ? 70 vote on a proposition
70 increase the authorized capital stock
from SlS0.000.0O0 TO $3.50. .000. 900 and TO
increase the bonded debt by an issue OF
s25,00O.O00 gold bonds TO be secured by
mortgage on the whole OF part OF the
railroads and other property now owned
or hereafter 70 be acquired The stock
holders will also vote on proposition 70
take over the subsidiary roads Of the
system.
representative OF the company said
yesterday that the proposed increase in
the capital stock was due % the fact that.
under the laws OF Missouri. the indebted
ness Of a railroad company must never
exceed its capitalization The proceeds
received from the sale or the proposed
s25,0OO. 600 bond issue. he said. would be
used for Improvement purposes only.
The rate Of interest on the bonds has
not been decided None OF the subsidiary
lines that are 10 be taken over are 10 be
consolidated with the parent system. but
will be merely transferred 20 II. II was
explained that this Ransfer OF the sub
sidiaries would prepaV the way 20 refund
the Iron Mountains debt by a blanket
mortgage covering the entire system. II
was added. however. that the placing OF
such mortgage was not contemplated az
present
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

-. Crsna ave. $. $50 u q 1870 st. leox
t-.et r-essrick y Devoe 20 Thomas II Thorn:
&-esss-.ss ,5fs Webster ave.
--s~r ws ese = 90 ie2d -. saxsos:
c.a-,L ! kIen % Tnonas II Ieorn p,rs
,ss-ess. 2sls webster ave.
vxsrE AVE. . g % 2Sosh st l2sxso;
---,-firn CO. 81.
ssarsss 2ikc Mapes ave
--.,r- AVE e. 675 2 of Is4th 81. e0nz
y -t5s-rrar Kceniesherger 70 Fleischnls m
- a-s Construction co CrltgS $50 4sa). g..
sssrses. 80 EroacWsT-
- svr s. Sse n n of lsTth -. Is6x
- -osspf Rsru q Gilda Rattls 500
.ss-ess. csrs q J = Kehoe. soS Fast lisrh
-s--oP-r- AVE-. ne cor of rTTth 81 SO 1ox
a. - Reslry c. 10 5chn = Berry 90 tntss
s.ss-ess 5ss West Is5th e.
- = s. 100 = q Norris sve. Skis:
-. - E Jarss a. Piet-o Pizz mig $4,000 /.
sis.s iss.ss-ss.. "a Oakland Place
- - a s00 II ~ 81 Co1rtL&net ave 7rx
80 srs Lee 20 Jno Haren tnts - oool:
s5arssE sss Eas, i52e 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
REFUSES TO PASS ON CLAIMS.
Justice Howard Wants Itemized Ac-
counts from Ashokan Board.

Albany, Dec. H--Holding that they must
submit afhdavits showing the actual num-
ber OF hours employed each day for which
compensation is asked. Supreme Court JUS
tice Howard, in a special term. to-day re-
fused 10 pass on the claims for services
rendered by the Highway Commission
which Justice Howard appointed last
March TO appraise damages 70 property
along the highways OF the Ashokan reseT-
voir FOR New York Ciry's new water sup
ply.
The commission asked Justice Howard 70
approve a bin for seventy days work az
$50 day for each commissioner. OF the
seventy days devoted TO the duties OF the
commission, thirty-fvs were consumed by
executive sessions
The bill was presented by Sydney Harris.
OF New York, chairman. The other COM
nissionsrs are c. Gordon Reel. OF King
ston, and DR.. MeKenna. Of Troy. Justice
Howard. in a letter 70 Mr.. Harris some
time ago. urged on the commissioners the
necessity for economy. the speedy deter
mination OF their work, and for irerlIzed
statements Of expenses incurred.
Mr. Harris informed the court that the
commission would accept whatever the
court deemed proper for compensation and
each commissioner would submit an item
lied statement OF expenses az an early date.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
TRUST STILL LIVES
Ice COnUiction Does Not Dis
solUe Corporation.

John b Stanchfeld. who conducted the
defence 81 the American Ice Company. con-
Victed on Friday OF violation OF the Don
nelly antitrust law before Justice Wheeler
In the Supreme Court. declared yesterday
that the adverse decision rendered by the
jury against the company would have no
effect whatever uDon the ccrncsnys states
as such or upon its rights to DO business.
: During the trial Mr. Sranchfeld was
widely quoted as saying 70 the jury that q
conviction would mean the death OF the
company. but this statement he denied hav-
ing made.
i might have told the jury that a convic-
ton would make many stockhoIdsr. suffer
for an alleged wrongdoing OF an on,cial or
officials OF the company" said Mr.. stanch-
field yesterday, but as TO saying that a
conviction would mean the death OF thu
company. that could not be. because this
prosecution was solely for certain specified
offences. and the conviction Is simply TN
der the criminal act and is no bar 20 their
rights OF operation
James ". Osborne, special Attorney Gsn-
eral. who prosecuted the company. ex-
pressed himself as well satisfied with the
outcome OF the case.
Counsel for both sides declared them
selves confident OF success In the higher
courts. Mr.. Stanchheld said that he wou,l
probably be ready TO argue the case in he
Appellate Division by the latter part of
January.
IN the mean time one angle OF a civil suit
against the company is pending before the
Appellate Division This suit instituted by
Attorney General Jackson during his term
OF Office. is 10 restrain the company from
carrying out certain contracts alleged TO be
Illegal under the Donnelly act
On motion OF counsel for the American
Ice Company that many sections Of ths
complaint as fled by Mr.. Jackson be strick-
en- out, the case was held up. He retired
from Office with the motion still pending.
but Attorney General O'Nslley took up the
matter.
The dissolution OF the American Ice Com
pany could not be accomplished by a de-
cislon adverse TO il in that action. II was
SAID by counsel connected with the case
yesterday II was suggested that couvic-
tions under the DonneIly law in this state.
however. might open the way for a federal
prosecution under the Sherman act
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

ers and rugs. Silks. black and colored
dress goods. umbrellas and misses and
girls apparel will be among the offerings
tomorrow at special values.
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and eoth
street. Fifth avenue and 18th street. an
noUnce their annual holiday sale OF Orien-
tai rugs. which will be continued until
Christmas. Special inducements will be Of
tered in millinery. gloves and furs az clear
ance prices
BEST & CO.. West 2Sd street, In their
Christmas suggestions will offer az sxcep-
uonal values apparel for misses, small
women ana girls and furs. jewelry and
gloves.
GEORGE C. FLINT COMPANY, No. 40
70 a West I'd street. VIII have on exhfht-
ton hall clocks, which will be offered AZ
extraordinary prices.
HIgGINS & SETTER. Just east OF Sixth
avenue on West 21st and I'D streets, an
nounce a sale OF china and glass for Christ
mas gifts ~ irresistible prices.
HUDSON BAY COMPANY. No. es West
sd street, directs attention to a clearance
sale Of furs tomorrow al reasonable prices
This firm has also arranged for to-morrow
three extra specials in fur sets.
GftEENAII & Co. sixth avenue. he
tween 18th and 18th streets. ofrer specials
in womens suits az extraordinary values
They also invite attention TO a sale OF
rugs.
SAKS & CO. Broadway and Saith street
invite attention 10 a special sale Oh Mon
day OF apparel FOR women They hav.
also arranged for the slme day an i'm
portant sale OF diamond jeweIry, velvet
pumps for women and marabou boas
House coats. robes and holiday furnishings
for men ana leather goods will also be
among the things offered FOR sale.
z. M.GATTLE & Co, Fifth avenue and
3sth street. announce a sale OF gems and
gold jewelry.
A. JAEcKEL s Co. Fifth avenue. be-
tween s5th and 5sth streets. Will place on
sale tomorrow a large collection OF furs
at reasonable prices.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY.
Sixth avenue. between 18th and 10Th streets.
calls attention 20 Christmas sale OF UNI
brellas and Oriental rugs.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. Broad
way and 18th street. invite attention 10 an
important sale OF suits. coats ana capes
women's waists, black hroadsloth. furs and
nd gioyea
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
OFFERINGS At THE STORES
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE AD-
VERTISEMENTS IN TO-DAT,S TRIBUNE

MACYs. Broadway al Sixth avenue, 24rh
70 s5th streets. offers all kinds OF goods
suitable for Christmas presents-opera
glasses, mems holiday slippers. automobile
apparel. furs, fancy leather goods. autonlo-
bile luncheon baskets. etc Special arten-
ton Is called 10 reduced prices in ''Straus''
cut glass and in ''Rajah' silks Reductions
are also announced in children's coats, lace
curtains and rugs.
FORSYTHE. Broadway az 18th street. an
nounces special sales in waists. petlccats.
tailored suits winter coats and evening
wraps ana important reductions IN the
mems furnishing department, IN umbrellas
and in millinery.
MARK CROSS. Fifth avenue. near aeth
street. and No. 253 Broadway. calls atten-
ton 10 a stock Of appropriate holiday
speciaIties. including kit bags, collar boxes.
military brushes, jewel boxes, emergency
cases for automobiles, yachts and country
homes. and gloves.
BLOOAIINGDALE S. Lexington to Third
avenues. 59th 10 soth streets, beginning
"wednesday December Is, viii be open even
ines until Christmas, showing appropriate
holiday gifts in women's neckwesr, leather
Goods books. four-hundred-day clocks and
domestic rugs
HEARN, 14th street west Of Fifth avenue,
calls attention 10 a big purchase OF por-
there's. couch and table covers and fine
Sraperv fabrics that will be sold at great
reductions. Holiday specials here are dolls.
watches. silks, furs and embroidered robes.
ABRAHAM s. STRAUs, Brooklyn. offer
an entire stock OF Christmas furs al almost
one-half price. and announce sensational
sale OF real laces. bought directly from
the makers Al most unusual concessions
H-JAECKEL & SONS. Nos. Is. ls and 20
West ed street. during the two weeks pre-
cedinr Christmas, viii sell at special prices
several superb pieces. Russian sable stoles
ana rnugs fur nuf1s and neckpieces and
mems fur lined overeoats-
,IosEPH p. NHUGH & CO. opposite
,he new public Library. have a complete
stock Of AlcHugh mission and cid style
essv furniture, and a personally selected
stock OF holiday goods that includes Eng
lisb toys Dutch posters German rugs,
Belgian brasses. French pillows and Aus
trian cane furniture.
STERN BROTHERS. West I'd street
have arranged for Tomorrow a sale OF
women's fur coats and furs AT exceptional
vsIues. They also call attention 70 q sale
=, wornen's suits. cioaks and wraps. mems
bathrobss. portlsres. couch and table COW
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
iHi-h ZANE arz address q lenders sttorns'
DEcEcBER Il

tNi;A ZANE srz address q lenders attornsy)
DEcEEEER il
HSs-oH AVE e. 80 = e % Psrot =. eo-Is;
- Doe jos s-os-eus@l Ano 80 ,oS u
-eaenerz COOP Bog Loan Assn $500
ht-or-ev. 7 g Leybusc5er-
f0E1sr rs A.E Zoe 2 q issth s. s 2oS
10 1lt Lsugenan. 81 600.
Artorley. Z 2 ms 4 7 Co 1eO Broadway.
-17 NAP q v--lase o. Waksneld 1855;
E SOS. Emile Lesks 70 5rneEAe'
Attarasy. 7 Co i7s Broadway.
- s-c zne g ane -. NAP il7s. 1907:
lsoe Geo y EeEauncson ano sno 70
hiorney, Pheian q Turk so7 z fremont
- p. msp of Norris Park. Oct q. 1905.
t2ss lowing 70 "e-'''i'sl loH iA
,A;,s.lorusy. Lindsay Kalish a Palmer. 27
N@A,,EkrTkE avg. sss. ss1s2; July Is. 1907:
-. .liran and sno 20 simon E Pred
Astornsy. z ? Ins & ? Co lso Broadway.
tc-E ST I55 25z1o0. Dec i, 1903; Jonas
-el ~ Flncus Lo4entelc and ano; 5000
-.-file7z. Arustein a Levy. Il broae"ss-
rty-E 81 ls5 25xI00. Nov 20. 1909. Isaac
-s--r tc Monrefore Home. flhooo-
a., 1--orney. Z q Co. l76 Eroac"ay-
225 p q IIth ave. 1Ooxloo-s:
- 80 Henry Murray and sno 20 west
AitoTnsg. Raneolph. 81 nassau 81
- eas East. sozzOo, Aug 20. 1907.
80 Acl--Hd sHe e2o q Fine-s Ls@Aeson.
Aeerssa 2,ss e ave
~ = =. a32 n y OF AnasterdAm are. io1
zss s,.,s sss = 1903; Evelyn Enn1ry 10
g.. attorney. L ] Ins q 7 Co 100 Broadway
- ess West 1sxIOos. Dec q. 1900:
&C.,. : axe % rhes Prem $500
s--.- rfAes. 7 G a CO. l76 bro1cw@y-
- 81 z. lo5 Il g of 5rh ave. 2oxIoo- II:
. l1sQ. eerh - Aiil;ken 20 lnsfitution
tisAe Savings of Merchants Clerks.
80 IT. n OF 5th ave. 20x1eo-l1;
400 s<-as ts sans. t-s.ooe
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
LIS PENpENs.

DECEMBER Il
AVE- a s. 20 = Il OF list s. 25xloo. sfeyer
Ssmendsa fcreeosgre 81 mtg: atone. p
AleIan1er-
BELMONT AVE. :. -s7e q = CO IsIst - IS 10
El6=- "a Irregular: savoy Trusr CO asT Orrensia
Fianlsani - e. action 70 set aside conveyancel.
attorneys Cttsrbourg. Slender & Houston
Chas sands e. al aEt Louis Lese er al
foreclosure OF ntg)i attorneys. Bowers &
Sa-EE-
PARK AVE. al; United States Mail Chute
al Ja-rion 70 foreclose c,ecnca.ic's s uen): at
tcrnev. o 4 Hack.
PERRY ST :. augusta Parkfa agt John Ne
Derrnort e. Al 0oneclosure CT Mtg attorney,
u Cole
PITT s.. 25: Clinton 81 ss: Jefferson Bank agt
ees1s,; attorneys, srrasbourgsr. Eschwegs
scle-lek
RIDGE ST. s. and g.: Broons 81. las. Harris
Ealzer szt Lyouis Shulszv - a. foreclosure OF
urgl attorney, II y krakoWer-
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