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Fair play., 1911-12-02

For Sole: 8 horse powef
iranspOrtsble steam engine with
wOOd.saw. in good order. In.
,luire at this office.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Wheat SO. per bushel.
New line Of Shoes
1t ROZier's.

Read ,Jokerst- Yealy Nero. Co. 8
new ad in this issue.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

The Silvery Moon Moving Pic
inre Co. will present 5000 feet of
film entitled ''The James Boys in
Missouri" at the Armory Sunday
night. The pictures will be inter
esting from start to finish.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Grape Vines for sale at 10 cts
each. Isaac MeNeece.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Wanted: A Porter. Apply
at CITY HOTEL.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

For n nice Piece ot Silper
W1re far u WeddinS DreS-
e1t 90 to E u B.4 UMdN
the Main street JezOeler.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

II fine assortment of Ld6-
les Umbrellas tn sell ut u
bnr6nin. f. j BAUMAN,
the MniN street JeUeIer.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
NOTICE.

No hunting or fishing allowed
IN what is known as Mitchell's
Island. +. F.. LALUMoNpIERE.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Don't buy your
shoes until you have
seen our line. We
will save you money.
ROzier's
Fair play., 1911-12-02

ADOLPH I,ALUMoNDIER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-31
Are Your Kidneys Well?

Brights Disease. Diabetes Rheu-
matism. Gout, Gravel, Dropsy, Infla-
nation of the Bladder, Bad Blood
and Nervous Troubles caused by
Sick Kidneys.
Curtin Drug company, the we'll
known druggists of WaXahachie,
know by experience that fIINDiPO
will cure all forms of kinney and
Nervous Troubles, and viii guaran-
tee it in ell cases
Can't you afford to try IT. at theii
risk? 1t costs you nothing if it dom
do the work.
Sent by mail to any address pre-
oafd, on receipt of so cents Six bot
Ties, $3.50. under Il positive guaran-
tee. It.
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AUTHORIZATIONS
, COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS. =
. 80 . . = . . . = = . . = =
MOUNTAIN PEAK

Mountain Peak, March 27-The
everybody in the very best OF spirits,
while there is not as yet bottom
season the ground is in fine working
condition, and the outlook for the
farmer is bright Corn is up to a
stand and being worked over. The
oat crop and pastures are doing
we'll Some farmers have planted
cotton, but this has not become gen
eral. Stock water is becoming more
plentiful but tanks are not full to
overlooking yet. The writer notices
that the fruit crop is not all killed
yet.
There were services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday, Rev Bowman
preaching, and Sunday school at the
other churches. There was preaching
at night by Rev. Bowman.
Grandpa Cook is in very poor
health.
Mr.. Halbert is under the care of a
physician.
The Mountain Peak High school,
after very successful term, will
close in six weeks with interesting
exercises on the closing program.
The Ladies Cemetery association
of Mountain Peak has employed Flo
Eskridge to superintend the ceme-
terry this year.
Ace Neal and part of his family
visited the family of Sam Neal Satur-
day
r. A. Ganaway and family went
to Venus Tuesday, March , list, to at
tend the celebration of the golden
wedding of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. T, Ganaway, quite number
of friends being present. Mr.. Cana
way came to Texas from Tennessee |
Mr. Ganaway's father was a Metho-
dist preacher and was once on cir |
cult at Waynesboro in the county {
where the writer was born and rails +
I'd. Mrs Ganaway was Miss Isaac, f
md married at ! 4 years of age.
Jack Eskridge is now happy, be-
ng grandfather for the first time. 1t
S a girl
Crate Roberts is now selling goods
or T. G. Eskridge.
The road laws have undergone a
omplete change receAtly. The OBJ
ect is, perhaps, TO get out all the
work. that is property due the roads
During the recent electrical storm
lighting struck the residence of Pc
er Curry, who resides near Noun /
ain Peak, scattering splinters pro J
over the house but luck
lily injured none of the famlN.
Tom Renfro, who has been attend
ing school at Decatur. is at home
at present He is studying for the
ministry.
J. L. Morgan has been summoned (
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BOYCE.

Boyce March rs Everyt hing Is
growing fast and looking well sine
the last weeks rain.
Last Friday afternoon the basket
ball girls came over from Palma Att
played game with the school
here. our girls won the game. NsH
the Palmer baseball team came o.
to play a game with our team. PEI
mer won in this game. -
Saturday, March 25th, Nj 5 IIa9ie
Lightsey went to Dallas to visit yell
atives.
On Thursday of last week Mr. Ne
Intosh's mother and sister came to
visit them.
The Priscilla club met WITH Mrs
Henry Wilson on "Wednesday 81 Ia Il
week.
Mrs. Wilson came from Fort
Worth last Friday to visit hes rela5
tives. Her husband, Mr. Sid Wilson,
c. me Saturday night and thrT re.
turned home SUNDAY evening,
Mr.. Perry Sharp was q vi-itor in
o6r town last week.
Mr.. Joe Kinsey wen to west TtN-
as last week where nc eXpe@ls t.
spend a week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mars lal' Nnsev &C
Garland, Texas. are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Kinsey, also AR Jim
Kinsey and wife are visiting Mrs.
Kinsey.
MI and Mrs. Walter West went to
Alma last Friday and returned Sat
Irday.
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j. l.. Bratcher from Venus was
in town and renewed his allegiance
L. L. Park. a hustling farmer from
Waxahachie 4, was here and renewed
fos himself and sent the Enterprise
to w F. Hambrick at Conncrsviile,
Tenn. L. d. Hudson, from Waxaha-
chic ) came up with the wherewith-
al. shod the shafts of commerce 10
be fabricated My old friend and CO.
laborer w. A Martin, from Waxa-
hachie 2, was here, in fact. Mrs, M
lives here ana conducts one of the
best boarding houses in town but w.
A looks after his farming interests.
He and know things on each other
Il at makes | almost like brothers.
Mum is our password Luther jack
son. a good looking young farmer
from Midlothian 2, came across. T.
A Fields of Forreston 2 hal me
/ send the paper to his brother j, w.
! Fields, at Corinth. Miss THIS morn
/ ing | got up, made the kitchen fire
/ end lit out for the home of Mr. and
! Mrs Y. c. Edmondson on Forrcston
y. got there Just in time for break
I fast and ate as fine piece of turkey,
a part of the leavings of tie Sun lay
fowl, as a fellow ever etc. J. f. Glen
Of Waxahachie 6 WAS hele today
looking very well but it is girl and
about tlrec days oh. J. A. Eagle of
Rcd Oak sent the paper to Robert
/ Holder at HormleiSh, Texas. J. l..
MARSHALL of Midlothian is one of
my brand new parishicnerS. J. p.
Hcl}ev | believe will quit me if | do
not destroy some of his provisions
and mash bed for him on Midloth-
len 6 soon. | en- going to sec to it
that he has no longer such excuse,
J. r. Brown on WaXahachie 2 las
btilt fine house but is not stuck
up over it Fred NcnGble is now on
my list from Midlothian I. T. J. Lott
from Forreston 1 ono of my old For |
reston playmates was in town to- |
day J ]. HallOman of Forreston . |
was the las5 man to como across to-
lay Tonight | shall spend with my
grandson, Ewell Herbert Page. The
Swell is for MS grand daddy. He
Ulps his parents, Mr. end Mrs. II. p.
age with an iron hand. BILL cox. ,
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for jury service at Waxahaehie next
week.
Lon T. Meredith of !lill eoGny
visited in Ellis last week
Rev Horace Busby of the T'ris-
tian denomination has Just receive
a nice, commodious tent fr3w
gia, under which he viii conduit =
series of MEETINGS. comm ~ ne re
first at Marlin, Falls county. he
expects to hold a meeting at Mars
tain Peak about the first 0 August.
He expects to devote his entire time
to the evangelical field.
A. B. Eskridge and family Of Crit
fifth visited the family OF John
Forbes Sunday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-31

The time has passed when peo-
pie go about looking for some one
to buy an article they have for sale.
The mp to date, modern method is
TO place an ad in the Daily Light
want column They not only save
time and worry, but the whole pop
fact that you have something for
sala 4
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PILES CURED IN q TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
"A days or money refunded. soc.
INV y
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Bath room ware, such as glass
towel bar. glass shelf soap dish.
tunbIer holder etc, on display az
r. s. Cronk Co. s. u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
NEW GERMAN WIRELESS FIRM
LOnEstandinE Rivalry with MRrcORi
Interests Ended by Arrange
meat with Company.

BERLIN. Jan. l5.-The German Operst-
ing Company for Wireless Telegraphy has
lust been organized, with headquarters at
Berlin II Is an amalgamation OF all the
German wireless interests and the Belgian
Wireless company Of Brussels. The new
company will have control Of the Tele-
funllen and Braun patents through the
participation OF the Angemeine and Sic
mems and Halske Electrical companies.
An arrangement has been effected with
the Mavconi company whereby 10 stations
on board the North German Lloyd, Ham
burg-American and other German steam
ships which heretofore have been operated
Jointly by the Marconi and the Telefun
ken companies. win he wholly IN the hands
Of the new company. This arrangement
also apparently includes the Belgian lines
The company expects soon TO hav: no
German vessels supplied with It's stations
AS the Belgian company owns N = con:
rights the new organization acquired the
right to use that system generally thus
ending a long-standing rivalry between
the Marconi and German interests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
Death of Czarina is
Expected at Any Time
Owing to Ailment
Her Majesty Reported Victim of
Breakdown and Hallucina-
ton Over Child.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 16.-(special
Cablegram. 1T would cause no surprise II
the announcement of the death of the
czarina should be made any day The
hope that the long stay Of the empress at
Bad Mannheim would prove of permanent
benefit has proven futile. There was a
temporary Improvement, but her maJesty's
health failed rapidly on her return to
Russia and in court circles It Is no secret
that she is In worse condition than she
ever has been. Her ailment seems to
be a complete nervous breakdown accom-
panied by Authorizations. One OF the most
frequent of these is that the little caro-
Witch is in deadly peril Her anxiety for
her only son is pitiful to see. She insists
on having him with her as much as pos
sible, and as her symptoms are much
aggravated when he is out of her sight
arrangements are made to keep the little
fellow in his mothers apartments a greater
part of the time. The car is greatly
worried over the condition of the czarina
and is constant in his attendance upon her
at times discarding important work in
order to be near should the complete
collapse come. Everything possible is being
done for her, but It is feared that it is
a matter Of a very short time before the
end will come,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
GOulds to Announce
Date Of Daughters
Wedding to Decies
Will Make Details of Match Between
English Lord and Miss Vivien
Known Soon.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-(special Telegram.)
Despite the fact that no statements have
been made by the family, 1t is the belief
that Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould will
officially announce the set date for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Vivien
Gould, to Lord Decies at the dinner-dance
to be given at the Gould mansion on Fifth
avenue next Thursday. The event is being
looked forward to as decidedly one of the
most brilliant social functions of the sea-
son. Miss Gould will then be formally
introduced.
Lord Decies. who returned to New York
during the week from London. lie stopping
at the Waldorf-Ast5fia hotel, but lis fire.
quent guest at the Gould home.
Lord Decies does not take favorably to
the discussion OF the differences of ages
of himself and his fiancee, Miss Gould being
twenty-seven years his junior. He made it
plain in an interview that he considered
that a private affair
Me Old" he said. ''It's all tommy-rot.
Why. in England man, especially If he
has led an outdoor life as fellows of my
sort do, Is regarded as young at So Sup
pose Miss Gould Isl II. What Of It? So
long as Miss Gould and Mrs Gould are
pleased, 1 don't think any one else should
bother"
That It is a love match is borne out by
the declaration OF Lord Decies. When
asked how he had been 80 fortunate to
win so fair hand, he said; quite in the
ordinary way. l should imagine. 1t was
my first courtship, you know. We met in
the ordinary manner, and I cannot recall
that there was anything unusual about our
early conversations"
II came over 20 your horse show" he
said. Il like horses and so does Miss
Gould. That established the bond. Then /
told her about the shows / had been to In
South Africa and In India and that in
terested her Perhaps that seems a little
romantic, but out OF these things the
friendship grew"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
People Up in Arms
Over Child Murder
Police Get Mrs. Melber Away from
Angry Crowd by Stopping Train
Before Reaching Albany.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. ia ruse Of the
Albany police disappointed several thou
sand persons who crowded the Union sta
ton and the streets today to catch a
glimpse of Mrs Edith Melber, the young
Schenectady widow brought here from
Rochester to answer the charge of murder
ing her 5-year-old son George
Stories of the woman's confession to the
Rochester police and of how she killed the
boy by pouring carbolic acid down his
throat when he asked for a drink Of water
and hid his body I'm swamp land near the
Schenectady turnpike had collected a
throng of such temper that the police
feared to risk taking the woman through II.
Therefore they had the express stopped
at West Albany, three miles from the CEN
ter OF the city and Mrs Melber and the
detectives who brought her from Rochester
got out there.
Thus when Mrs. Melber reached police
headquarters in an automobile the crowd
there was comparatively small, There
were a few shouts and boots as several
policemen hurried her indoors but nothing
like an organized movement
Though pale and trembling, the woman
preserved her composure until she got in
side, then she tainted. 1t was several min
utes before she recovered sufficiently to be
arraigned before the coroner. who has
charge OF the case at present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16

BLUE HILL-C. r. Rose departed yester-
DAY Tor Nemahap where he viii conduct
revival services the coming three or four
weeks. During his absence there will be
no preaching at the Christian church
BLUE HlLL1-The annual meeting of the
Insurance department OF the German Farm
ers' club will be held the first Monday In
February The meeting win be held al the
residence Of John Coos.
BLUE HILL-At the regular meeting Of
Red Cross lodge No. S. Knights of Pythias
the following officers were elected for the
ensu,ng year X. w. Shields grand chan
cellor; ". G.. Frahm. vice chancellor; o, j.
boos preiate, A. kopisch master OF work
y. zimmerman, master OF eNchequer; f. F.
hopka, keeper OF records and seal and
master OF finance; p. J, Merten, Jr M OF
A.; Tom Mcclure. inside watch and n.
Book, outside watch.
YORk-An explosion of a can Of silver
polish set fire 10 the clothing OF Mrs.
Harry Hall. She rushed out doors and
rolled in the snow, eNtinguishinE the
flames. Her injuries are most painful and
serious.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
The Neal Treatment
and The Alcohol Cure
In Three Days the Patient Is
Free From the Desire

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The Neal Treatment not only destroys
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This destruction of alcoholic crave, and
up-building of the patients general health
is accomplished without hypodermic njec-
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dose almost ali desire for drink Is re
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That the Neal cure does cure and that
the results are permanent Is. an estsb-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
First Step is Taken
in Merging of Big
Mining Interests
Many Great Corporations to Be Con-
solidated by Guggenheims
Under One Head.

NEW YORK. Jan. i5-tSpecial Tele-
gram)- resignation OF Leopold Fried
erich. manager Of the foreign exchange de-
rartment Of the National Bank Of Com
merce in New York to take charge Of the
foreign banking business OF the Guggen-
helm company Is part Of the plan for the
extensions OF the foreign business Of the
American Smelling and Refining company
and the consolidation practically under one
head OF the exporting and importing bust
ness Of the various corporations. The prin-
cipal corpora tons involved are the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company, the
American SHELTERS Security company, the
American Shelters Steamship company the
Yukon Hold company. the Guggenheim Elk
poration company. the United Zine COM
pany, the United Lead company. the Es-
peranza Mining company. the Mexican
Union railway, the Nevada Northern rail-
way the New Rivers Galleries company,
the Pine Products company. the Utah Cop
per company Nevada Consolidated com
pany. the international Steam Pump com,
pany and the Power and Mining Ma
chinery company.
These companies represent an enormous
capitalization and control q large per
centage of the copper lead and silver min
ing business of the country. This business
has grown to such an extent that IL con-
trolls a large part OF the market Of the
United States in the foreign exchange due
to the heavy exports and imports of the
corporations owned and controlled by a
single group OF financiers. There has been
a rumor IN Wall street for nearly wear
that the various consultations and financ-
ins conducted By the Guggenheims IL pre-
liminary to a general consolidation OF the
leading copper producing interests of the
country. TIE GuRgenheims are the largest
Independent miners of copper in the coun.
try and their Utah and Nevada consoi-
dated mines produce the metal at such a
low price that the deep mining companies,
such as the Anaconda. have found II diff
ficult to compete with them at present
prices of copper.
More than a year ago an effort was made
by William e. Corey of the United States
Steel corporation to bring the conflicting
interests together. and while the plan de-
signed by him for the consolidation OF the
various properties was ostenslbly aban-
doned for the time on account Of the anti
trust law, both the Amalgamated company
which is known as "the copper trust" and
| the Guggenheim interests have been merg-
/ ing many of the subsidiaries and Wal
street believes that II the United States
| supreme courts decision in the STANDARD
| Oil and Tobacco cases is sufficiently con
! structive to show the corporations how
/ they may merge without breaking the law
/ a big copper consolidation will be floated
! this spring
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
GIRL IN GOVERNORS CHAIR
Miss Ida Phillips Will Rule New
Jersey Twelve Hours.
MAY CALL OUT THE MILITIA
Oversight In Constitutiou of state
Leaves Il UnRovcrned from Md
night to Noops Tucsday-
Secretary takes UeinS.

TRENTON. n. j., Jan. 15.-Jspccial relc-
gram For twelve hours. dating from
midnight Monday 10 noon Tuesday. New
Jersey viii have young woman ia the
gubernatorial chair. During this period
the reins Of government will be IN the
hands OF Miss Ida Phillips She win have
power to call out the militia, pardon con
viCts who happen to resemble Jimmy
Valentine and remove officials who are
mere men. All this she may do from mid
night until the following noon when
woodrow Wilson will be sworn into office
to take her place. II is a brief term. but
il will be a glorious opportunity
New Jerseys constitution. 10y an over
sight makes no provision for tho filling
OF the executive chair between midnight
OF the last day Of a governors term and
noon OF the next day. when his successor
is sworn in. SO Governor J. Franklin
Forts confidential secretary will occupy
the governors chair Tor those twelve hours
so that nothing terrible may happen to a
ruIerless state
Miss Phillips is Young and Is pot
suffragette She saws that while She IL
governor there shall be no dress talk no
kitchen cabinet and no boss she win also
keep her hand out Of tho New Jersey sens-
torial situation, she saws, leaving that to
the candidates and the people.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-16
GARMENT STRIKE TO BE ENDED
Conference Committee Reaches Agree
ment with Firm Considered storm
Center ~ Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. l5-The garment work
ers' strike received It's greatest impetus
toward settlement since the beginning OF
the strike when the joint strike conference
committee tonight reached am agreement
with Hart. Schaffner & Marx company,
the concern against which the strikers
have been most determined
BY the terms all former employees OF the
concern will be taken back within ten
days and there will be NJ discrimination
against members of the United Garment
Workers Of America.
The question OF wages was not taken up
m the conference, but provision was made
Tor TAG adjustment of an points in con-
tr0versy.
The compromise provides for a mint
tee Of three, one from the garment work
ers a member Of the firm and a third 10
be appointed by the two, 10 arbitrate all
grievances o. the strike The decision Of
this committee is 90 be binding On both
sides,
Officers OF tie United m-nt Worker +
% America and of the Chicago Federation
% labor believe this means quick
termination Of the entire strike