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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10
COST ~ CITY GOVERNMENTS
trnsus lititeaas Annual Report
Shows An Expenditure of
sos .ooG 900.

Washington, Sept t0.-Abou
100000 600 were spent in 1905 81
! maintaining aud operating the cit.
departments of the I5S largest elite.
ia the United States having an est
mated population of 10000 or NOR,
iu 1905, whose financial statistic.
for that year have been collected h.
the census bureau and are analyti-
cally presented in its annual report
on the statistics of cities for the yeas
1908.
f. In his letter of transmittal to Sc
rotary Nagle OF the department of
commerce and labor. Director
Durand of the census bureau states
that the report was prepared under
the supervision Of DR. LeGrand
Powers, chief statistician for agri-
culture, with the assistance Of Di-
vision Chief Mailing, of the census
division of statistics of cities
The maintenance of schools rep.
|resents 95 per cent of the total eX-
pense of cities for education" an
cost more than any other municipal
function, while the protection of life
and property by the police. fire and
associated departments was secoL
in cost. These two functions of
education and protection of life and
property cost 55 per cent of about
S405, 900, 900, which was the total
expenses of maintenance and operat-
ing city departments. For the
whole group of cities the average
per capita expense for schools was
$40; for police departments,
S2.25; and for fire departments,
s172. These per capita averages
vary greatly among the several
cities. Salt Lake, City Suspended
sS.lS per capita for schools; Newton,
Mass. IS, and New York, Boston,
Washington, Newark. Denver
Springfield, Mass, and Sacramento
each expended over Sc for the same
purpose, while Montgomery expenG-
ed only S1.63: Charleston, $1S1:
Norfolk, sails; st. Joseph, SPIT:
Memphis, S2,19;f and Manchester
and Galveston, each $2.34.
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\ Hero in ~ Quiet Way.

San Antonio, Texas. Sept. to.-
Though Victor Harmon Is only u
years of age. he has taken full charge
of his family of little sisters and
brothers and will be TO them here
after both mother and father. Victor
and his sisters and brothers became
orphans a few days ago through the
death of their mother. who had
striven hard TO keep the youngsters
in bread since their father died. The
fate that stared Victor in the face
was to see his sisters and brothers
transferred to an orphanage and
rather than have this happen he
pleaded with the authorities to give
him the care of the little ones. At
first there was some doubt as 10
the boys ability to shoulder so large
task, but he finally won out thru
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10
BIG MUNICIPAL RECEIPTS.
Total of 81 .2SS, 6:s5, 4OG by the 15S
Largest Cities i'm 1908.

Washington, Sept. 10.-The total
municipal receipts in 1905 by the
1853 largest cities in the United
States. each having an estimated
population of 10000 or moro in
1908. amounted to $1,2SS, 1885 .496,
according to the census bureaus an
rual report on the statistics of cities
for the year 1908. which =, now in
press.
OF the l5S largest cities in 1908,
"a were "no-license" or prohibition
cities. OF the ISL cities for which
complete returns were available FOR
1905, 1907. and 1908, there were
10 ''no-license' cities in 1906: II il
1907 and 81 in 1908.
The number of places licensed for
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors ~
the drink was 1866 in 1905, GU,
131 in 1907. and 63,S74 in 1908.
This decrease was not confined TO
any section OF the country. but Is
apparent in every group of states ex-
cept In certain of the rock mountain
states The decrease has been mos.
marked in the cities of the Sout;,
Atlantic states.
The increase in the number OF
places selling by the drink from 1907
to 1905 was 100 per cent in Chelsea
and Fitchburg, Mass, as these cities
changed from mo license" to IL
cense. The only other cities show
Ing an increase Of as much as 10 per
cent were Yonkers. 272 per cent;
Wilmington. 25.7 per cent; Newcas-
tie 1877 per cent ma Spokane 14.6I
per cent,
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HEROES ANSWER TO LAST ROLL
National Association Hold It's Final
Reaniof With - Heroes In Pa
thetic and Historic Scene.

indianapolis. ind, Sept. "A pa
thetie and historical scene was wit.
messed here when the National Asso.
/ citation OF Mexican War Veterans adj
journed never to meet again.
Only 8 men OF all the legions who
| fought with Winfield Scott to the
city of Mexico 81 years ago are alive
They are all infirm with great age
aud many of them are not financial
/ Is able 70 pay expenses attepdant
upon further reunions.
AT final roll flags were returned
and the association adjourned sine
die
Silver-haired octogenarians who
4 charged on the shell-swept fields of
| Buena Vista. and Senator Albert j.
| Beveridge, efferyescent with young
| energy, lighting the battles Of pro-
| gressiye twentieth century states
| manship. formed "A comparable con
! trast picture of the military of 1886
| and 1910, as the senator rose yester-
| day to address the veterans.
| The Is survivors of the three
| wars present listened itently to his
| estimate of the value of their SER
vice of the notion in the light of all
! later Developments
| Mrs Moore Murdoch of Dallas.
| Taxas national saorotary of ,ho NJ.
lean War Veterans Association, who
I for several years has attended all
| the executive work OF the associa.
ton, received the visiting members
at the hotel
When the veterans We're taken to
| the senate chamber their eyes grew
moist and their voices more unsteady
ms they looked on the flags which
had been brought forth from the
state storehouse Of treasures and
hung on the west side OF the cham
Der, where they greeted the veterans
for the first time since they were
folded after the last surrender oil
the Mexican war,
The response to all the addresses
was made by Mrs Moore Murdoch
OF Dallas, daughter of a Mexican
veteran and who is the secretary OF
the association. She said she stoon
before the audience as highly hon
ored woman, honored by the glowing
praise that had been given to Texas
by Mr.. Miller, who had Just spoken. |
We people down in Texas" said |
Mrs. murdoch, p" are so proud to be |
Texans and then to be Americans
that We don't think even heaven can
be perfect unless all the Texans and
every true American are there"
Turning TO former Vice President
Fairbanks, she said that it was tn |
MIN more than 70 any one else that
the Mexican war Veterans owed the
pension that had at last been accord |
ed them Of $50 a month
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PROMISE BY CHAMP CLARK.
To Drive Missouri Mules on Penn.
sylvania Avenue II Elected
Speaker.

Moberly. Mo, Sept 10 IF / am
elected speaker of the next house of
representatives, / VIII drive a team
OF Missouri mules down Pennsylva-
mic avenue"
The foregoing Is the promise OF
Congressman Champ Clark made to
crowd Of visitors nj the home
coming celebration here yesterday In
the course of an address. The
promise pleased the crowd and for
several minutes the speaker was un-
able TO proceed with his speech
owing to the cheering and yelling
II was Mr.. Clark's assigned duty
20 welcome home Missourians who
had strayed from the borders of the
"Show Me" state. He welcomed
them all right but was inclined TO
ask them why they had ever wenr
away ia the first place.
Also did Mr.. Clark reproach iss
hearers for permitting Missoufians
to take back seat, as he had done
Missouri has taken back seat
too long" he said eve have done
the work and the other fellows hay,
got the glory. Missouri has never
bad a president. vice president n
Justice of the supreme court. or a.
speaker Of the house, 1t Is tlrse
VIC had all OF these officers and l'm
going to see to II that we get one
o. taem right away"
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MIth reference i1 tha sejE
am at H ae8et Investigation BEL
eetefa9 Hup tloa ibe aA
um of uaH Hlt rs8 aUI
uusiuH of Iuad Be- ofH
Fpf mfajaE ma~
thah aHofadH HpsupR condition
a anfHl affaptitn So rsoe+hf.
Wr do ua bel.str taai ant ra
general condition eaaId olst ia
EuH8 aaa3 the krowlv3se
iaa hlrleH STR efs s. tHat tua9
re5ail1 f lhas base s#ftd IH m.no
positions Antta'us elat eopld ir
ri} "a stale II Innocence ga abnormal
ae t5 represent source of danger i'
tbe Iorkboldefn
Tbrrs Is uue vaf m Witch the.
general practice of eraN" is eztah-
Hshed on a railroad It starts from
th, highest Officers and works dow
Fard A purchasing agent who OIL
receiving ac tor dishonest com
mission eH al ihe raal bought for
Fl railroad system. made up of more
than one road fools almsolf safe lfl
be- can turn on ire president and
directors ef that road with th"i
threat No expose the graft IN tn
acquisition al the last competitive
traliy system or steamship line lie
is likewise helpless ia the hands oil
his subordiuates. where they kno
that he is a thief and can point TO
his thousands when challenged on
their pIuuI der from inferior axle
grease on even hlgb priced eaui3 |
meut
TO secufe an honestly administer /
ed railroad 1t Is necessary 70 have r
president not interested in any sup /
plies company, car mnnufacurins !
concern. or other source of illict |
side profits. 1t is necessary to have
directors who will not sell the STOCK !
OF a steam railroad nor earning It's |
fixed charges. AZ par TO their own
corporation Given such directorate
and such administration, and the
rest Is simple The CRATER can be
summarily. nor IS it in his
power 10 defy his superiors under
the threat OF demonstrating that
they are as bad rs he is.
From the Illinois Central case,
and from others which must come
to light sooner or later. of which
every experienced railroad man
knows, we can see quite clearly that
big thieves make little thieves, ana
that d system of plumber is thereby
which Is held together
by the cohesive power of common
fear Wall Street Journal
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sheer devotion to the youngsters
will run the Harmon househnlA !,
der the auspices of the Assocl,..
Charities. a cottage has been rem,
for them and Housekeeping :.
commence under the suparyisios
Mrs. Sadie Haley, the agent of 4
charity organization. Victor proRo.
tc have his sisters do the b1v.
work, while he will hustle for i
lecessary funds.
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WHEN MERIT WINS.

When the medicine you take eya
your disease, tones up your srss
and makes you feel better strong
and more vigorous than beto,
That is what Foley's Kidney Pilkj
for you, in all cases of backmi
nervousness, loss of appetite Sled
lessness and general weakness til
is caused by any disorder of the XII
neys and bladder. b. w. Ferris.
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CIV ORDINANCE

a. af8lBauta tsfiHlaf tsa Hn 8.
mh az sha fltt ~ wsssha ~
rFfae rfnhfAlina ple 100
ESQ placing ibefeb ~ houses a9i
tHiialtU made ui ialn fit
Bamss sHd rfmtalwe rthaltr
tur uihtina lutfroi
u.s. 3T ORDAINED bl iAs ra
,oubel ~ iho fI,t ot Wasshaehis.
Tatak.
Article = " ghaii bo Hniawfpi
fnf ahi Hefn5u of puisuns io erne of
eaBse in De- erected, %, piaee 80 raaft
la be p,aeed or h8Bl or tause tn be-
Nauiet. HHt aaBaen aheu, iron pr
ra-msaiea ipH huildlnE structure.
of free'iou. or ans buildiHe With
vap1en frame with tho wall Nile5
in with tfbk aud mortar rnnrrcie
or other sush utstanpp. or amy toms
or canvas structure upuu ans rf0uui
ar land H the following territory
lu the cts af wazahhchlc. Tesas
Al of dorksi g. a.R.p. "a, IS. lGs
81. GO. 90. a6. and that part Of the
east half of block Il that g. south Of
spring Branch IN said city.
Article 9 u shall be unlawful
Cor any person or persons to move
ar cause 10 be moved lnto the terri
tory specified ia Article I OF this
ordinance. or to remove from one
place 10 another in said tcrritorJ
any building, structure. erection or
tent as are specified in Article ! OF
this ordinance, aud locate same In
said limits.
Article 3 Any person or persons
violating any Of the provisions OF this
ordinance shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor and on conviction shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars provided tina; /
each and every day such building, /
structure. erection or tent shall be /
permitted to remain In said territory /
snail constitute and be a separate |
Article 4, All ordinances and /.
parts of ordinances in conflict with !
this ordinance are hereby repealed !
Passed and approved, this 9th day
Of September, 1910.
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Your kidney trouble may be Of
riong standing. 1t may be either acute
or chronic, but whatever 1t is Foley .
Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid OF II quickly and restore yous
natural health and vigor. ''Onc bot
tie Of Fol,y's Kidney Remedy made
me WE'LL" said j. Sibbull OF Grani
View, wis, Commence taking It
nov r. w. Ferris d
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There Is no reason for any rnso
to get Charley Culherson's place. We
learn that he has as yet made no
arrangements TO shuttle off this
mortal coil
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

Nh feol that the democrats would
~ in / much better position 70 en-
NV u sietory II they had unitediy
lna{le liz fight on the Aldrich-payne
1870 Mi cor which cnnmins and
I I'M pm ai,d I.aFollctte are nov set-
<ink ths credit
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Gr0cers VIII now have to break
eggs and examine them closely be-
fore making o sale, otherwise they
IRE liable to bs prosecuted for VI
olati0n OF the bad egg LAW.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10
Coal strike Over.

The Dallas News states that the
great coal strike 10 over. This is
good news for all OF US. cen nov
book ron McAlister coal at $500, Oc-
tober delivery: Colorado coal, de-
liyered this or next month. at $3.50.
ID. n. THOMPSON. Sc.
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We are not IN favor Of climbing
can see II in the distance and we
know the climbing will eventually
have To be done.
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Tomorrow Is Sunday. The churches
will all be open and the seats are
free. Why not surprise yourself and
every one else by giving one day to
the services OF the Master,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

Tho insurgents have called the
hand OF the standpattcrs. and they
found them with nothing but
f9ur-flush
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

From the manner In which George
Bailey OF the Houston Post was re-
sceivea everywhere during his recent
trip. ii would seem that our Junior
senator III not the only Bailey ON the
mach.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

IL looks just little like Teddy
does not want anything done for
the good of the people In this coun-
try unless he gets credit for IL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

The farmers are bringing their
cotton to town over our good pike
roads. They ere getting good
price for a., and everybody Is happy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

II Is stated that one third of the
members Of the present Legislature
are lawyers. That is, there are that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-10

When we snid NOV the grass
We were talking to YOU The other
fellow has done moved mis-.
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The census figures do not bear
out the conclusion that tho back
to-the-farm" movement has received
any very great Impetus in this coun-
try
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MY DOCTOR
MIGHTY FINE
Mrs. Hattie Gain NJ tars,illc
THINKS oil IL, Mvit u .a
Dwiur Nnr Tic Advised
Her II lake Cardli.

Caussiiic, ~ Nt q isf wfises
Ms iiailie Csa Wl'a advised re &,
take tafdfi, ~ ms imt'f IS q F|gliY
ihe dotfH, ard | saY q lacs C8dai
end the people y ha ekgN
'l'tlefe l'eet Iafdu ! suffered Win
lu8le ifN,hics W. SKfea wears I
would have % sssA laf q ds6im every
ihfee month, and OIL h0S efsadhaiy l
ful'siNdf
i would canie md lsve tenvmlseHs
ard il i0ssed We ! would die AZ last 1
took Caf4m an8 OIL Wtat a efrfsci 1
io4ind Il was TIE medicine isf Hei
90 The lifat hatilr. | sea 70 mend
and moss aefs well. can Gu ai8p work,
can walk and 90 where | pleae and i
don't hut me and eve Il 40 % Gsfatii. .
Caniei helps SICK woHea back 70
health. Il has been doing tH.s tor over
80 years II Is not n LAXATIVE, of heHfi
o. kidney mcditlae -~it is a woman 8
medicine.
u You are woman, try il.
Y y Write se' Ladies ADVISORY Deni. cf,lis.
npug8 Medicine Co, CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. ~ Sscfuj
!nsf'nrfoass and hi-rase book Home Treatment
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Loose-Wiles Candy.

Just received a fresh shipment of
the famous Loose Wiles candies at
the Cosy Corner. Remember it's
the candy you are looking for.
It's fresh and fine 1873
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The minority of the Bnllingcr in
sestigation committee seem to have
overturned the bucket OF whitewasn
which the majority had prepared.
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A. LASS WELL

Mayor of the city of Waxahachia,
Texas.
ATTEST:
CARROLL TODD, Secretary of the
city of Waxahachie. Texas. 142
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II you are a woman. Try il.

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
Changes the Home Feelinr.

Changes the Home Feeling.
Coffee blots out the sunshine from
many & home by making the mother.
or some other member of the house
hold, d~yspeptic, nervous and irritable.
There are thousands of cases where
the proof is absolutely undeniable
Here Is one.
A Wis. mother writes:
L was taught to drink coffee at an
carly age, and also at an early age be-
came a victim to headaches, and as I
grew TO womanhood these headaches
became a part of me, as 1 was scarce,
~ ever free from them.
About five years ago a friend urged
me to try Postum. L made the trial
and the result was so satisfactory that
we have used 1t ever since.
My husband and little daughter
were subject to bilious attacks, but
they have both beer entirely free from
them since we began using Postum
instead of coffee. l no longer have
headaches and my health is perfect"
AZ some of these nervous, tired, irri.
table women would only leave off cof.
Zee absolutely and try Postum they
would a wonderful change in their
NE. IL would then be filed with sun.
shine and happiness rather than weari.
ness and discomfort. And think what
nm erect y would have on the family.
LOT the mood of the mother is largely
responsible for the temper of the chill.
dren.
Head The Road to MELVILLE" in
pkgs' There's a Reason.
Ever read the above letter? A
new ono appears from time to time.
Ihey arc genuine. true. and full Of
Human interest.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
Success.

I Two ships sail over the harbor bar,
With the flush of the morning breeze,
And both are bound for a haven, far
Ger the shimmerlug summer seas.
With sails all set, fair vino and tide,
They steer for the open main.
But little they reck of the pillows wide
Fer they anchor safe again.
There is one, perchance. e'er the summer
is done,
That reaches the port afar.
She hears the sound of the welcoming
gun
AS she crosses the harbor bar,
The haven she teaches. Success, It's said
is the end of a perilous trip;
dead,
Who sailed in the fortunate ship,
The other, bereft of shroud and sail,
AT the mercy of wind and tide.
Is swept by the might of the pitiless gale
Meath the pillows dark and wide.
But It's only the one in the harbor there
h receiveth the need of praise:
The other sailed when the morn was fair,
And was lost in the stormy ways.
And SO to men who have won renown
In the weary battle of life,
There cometh at last the victor's crown,
Not 30 him who fell in the strife.
For the world recks not of those who fail,
Nor cares what their trials are;
only praises the ship that with swelling
sail,
Comes in Ger the harbor bar.
Marshall S. Cornwall.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
NV Pictures.

-NH hM- FHE rE-E LH-WuH
Some one gave me a picture
A little glimpse of the sea.
Cliff and surf and a gull awning
/ smell the salt and I feel the swing.
How it comes back to mel
Rhythm of wave, and CLEAN Of sand
And a white sail rounding the point Of
land.
Some one gave me a picture
A bit of country lane,
Tangle of flower and ferE and vines
Under the shade of the purple pines:
Oh, TO be there againi
There. where the ground-thrush hides her
nest,
And the wild red Strawberries ripen best.
So, pain-bound and helpless.
/ He and dream all day:
God Is good and the world is vide
Sun and sea and the dancing tide.
These ere mine. and the skies Of .JnneA
Sing. my heart, to h thrush,s tunei
asS-aerskah Abbot. In the outiooi.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-24
Sir Humphrey Gilbert.

Sh' humphrey SilpeFIs
Southwark with feet of Ice
Sailed the corsair Death;
Wild and fast blew the blast,
And the east wind was his breath.
His lordly ships of ice
Glistened in the sun:
On each side, like pennons wide,
Flashing crystal streamlets run
His sails Of white sea-mist
Dripped with silver rain;
But where he passed there were cast
Leaden shadows DER the main.
Eastward from Campobello
Sir Humphrey Gilbert sailed;
Three days or more seward he bore,
Then. alas! the land wind failed.
Alas! the land wind failed,
And ice-cold grew the night;
And never more, on sea or shore.
Should Sir Humphrey see the light
He sat upon the deck,
The Book was in his hand.
p not fear! Heaven is as near"
He said, "by water as by land!''
In the first watch of the night.
Without a signals sound,
Out of the sea. mysteriously,
The feet of Death rose all around
The moon and the evening star
Were hanging in the shrouds;
Every mast, as 1T passed,
Seemed to rake the passing clouds.
They grappled with their prize,
AT midnight black and cold!
AS of a rock was the shock;
Heavily the ~ground-swen rolled.
Southwark through day and dark,
They drift in close embrace,
With mist n rain, to the Spanish main
Yet there seems no change Of place.
Southwark. forever southward,
They drift through dark and day
And like a dream, in the Gulf stream,
Sinking vanish all away.
-Longfellow.