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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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COUNTY TICKET
Vw Representative:
Jo· R. Qtbbonh
If or County Judge:
T. 1. William*
For XMArict Clerk :
Amzi Cabothers
Tom Bubuhom
For Cpuoty Clerk :
"Rofe Hendricks
C. M. Bawwkk
H. E. Pickett
For Sheriff;
Ηκκ κ Wk*t
J. P. ilrNwtrii
For County Jortge
Lke Hawkiwh
J. Τ. Sp«n< KH
For CooE!y Tax Aw ««or.
Ike Eauon
J. B. OVERALL
For Ta* Collector:
Billik Bratciieh
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. 1
U, G. ΡΐΕΚΉ)Ν
Η. P. ΑνρεΒ-ον, J η
For Constable, Precinct No. i:
H A. Coofrr
CITY TICKET
For City Attorney :
Ο. H. Chafvan
Y. D. Κ κ m hi.κ
For City A*·»mm »Dd Collector:
J. H. Raolawd
Cusrr srat.iMν·
P. J. Hekxuom
Mr:*wKY L. Campbell
i. Β M( Cat'L
For < ity Trt· »#urfr
Loci* L, SttACKKUOIU)
l M U UX1AM ·,
<Fo* t'tty Hecreiar> :
U/ ori.k Walker
Μ. ΚΠΤΚΓΗ
For CHy Muretoal
Tl'M DlXOK
Will Kyle
Λ bo k entitl- ί "Schley and
" in which the admira!
-*β ρ i ν ■ -ι fuîl er ι dit for the vicie ry
in β· >η ι > h«· published ai Chi a·
«O,
The ntin'i in^t»ai»nl has beer
*nade that th » Texas breweries
purple torcDinj? a combinalior
by which they may evade th«
anU truet law,
■ - 111 1 "
C i, Henry Watterson haa ap
pealed t> Andrew Carnegie U
«fist in ra!»:nff sufficient fundi
to ere t a home for indigen
tiewsipaper men.
Rich mî Croker has résignée
the lea ît-réhip of Tammany ant
hi»i #»u ;«'» · >r, L«ne Nixon, pro·
t>oe*\i. * make war on all gam
bling t and places of vici
an New York.
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The Chi ago branch of thi
American Transvaal Leagu
sield a meeting Monday and a
«dopted resolutions requesting th
president to enforce the neuaral
-> ity law against England,
Aaawal Meeting.
Th<« director· of the Soutbweater
<i··, Kifctric aud Street Hallway Ae
-aociatton met la Ban Antonio on Dec
«mber 22 to arrange the time to
holding ibe annual meeting of the ai
«ociation. The date wta aet for Apr
18 -21, beginning on Friday. Mr. J. I
Strickland, of Waxabackie, la on th
program for the followtog papet
"Electric Lighting; Ita Paat and Fu
<tore."
Deafness Cannot be Cared
toy iMAi application*. >· Ike; cannot reach tl
<4*κ«« «d portion of tbe ear. There It obij οι
•rajr to cur· deafae*», aad I hat I» by conttltulto
•Irene dM*. l»eafe«ae, i* caused b> m Inflami
•aamiM on of tb· mueou* lining of the KuaMcbtl
rrtf Λ\ Itea tbia tube g*l> inflamed }ou hate
rumbtlo κ aound or imperfect bearing, and whs
>lt taeotl rel ν closed deafoew. I· the result, a ad a
•l«aa the laiaaiatioo can be taken oat aad tb
tube renored to il* normal condition, Hearli
■«ill be dmtrord forever ntu« caste oat of ten a
•eaaaed bj catarrh, which l< nothing bat as ti
>Sauted condition of the oueaou» turrac<«
We iv it) flra Um Hundred Hollar* for aaj ca
■at denf aexa teaoMd by eatarrb) that can not I
•«■red bj Halt'a Catarrh Our· Scad for circula
««•a. r I CHKN'KY A CO.. Toledo, 0.
Hold b] bregguta, Tic
Mall'· faail; rill· are ik« beat.
Raked SUt)-Five Dollar·.
Tbe Udiea of the Metbodiat churc
nlHd »M Sunday alter the aermon I
«m applied to par toiaafooary teacbei
4a Japan.
JïlBf up m3~
proviii.ng for t : i e est ablishmcnt of aj
department of commerce. He explain
ed the necessity which he said existed
for the passa*»· of a«ich a meaiare and
wai piled with questions by tteveral
senators who said that sufficient time
had not been allowed for looking Into
the merits of tbe measure.
Mr Teller criticised that feature re
latino to th» transfer of tbe geological
aurvey. while Mr. Hate said that the
bill provided for a department which
ultimately would lie one of the largest
In the government. The hill finally
went over, subject to call by Mr.
Nelson.
The house of representatives apent
tbe day In general discussion of th«
pension appropriation bill, the drat
of the annual budgets The debate
took a wide range Mr. Urosvenor of
Ohio, and Mr. Hepburn of Iowa, de
nounced » report presented to tbe last |
Grand Armyo f Republic's encamp
ment criticising the course of them
selves and other members of congress
on the veteran "preference" bill,
which was defeated at the last sws
alon. They explained that their ap
position to the bill was due to tbe In
corporation in tbeb ill of a clause
which had not been endorsed by the
Grand Army of Republic placing vet
erans ιrf tbe Hparlsb war in tbe pro
feront lai clan*
Mr. Roxey. of Virginia, caused some
thine m" a jstir on the democratic side
by advancing a proposition to open
the ij >rh of national soldiers homes
to cx-Confc,! rate* and to furnish Fed
era! a ι·.! to tate Confederate homes.
Mr Ri< lianison of Alabama, was the
only Democrat who joined Mr. Rixey
in support of it. ,
lri*r«« Ρλβ·«β» Offer
Washington. Jan 14.—The senate
committee on inter-oceanic canals held
a session Monday and M. Lam pre of
tbe i'anama Canal company was again
before It. Senator Morgan question·*··!
him very closely and at length going
over the examination of Saturday, but
not bringing out any new- facta of ape·
cial importance.
Co» du et of l'hllippin» Wir
Washington, Jan. H —Mr Hoar In
the senate Monday Introduced a res
olution providing for the appointment
of a committee of seven senators to ex
amine into the condm t of the war In
the J'hilippiûi the administration of
government there and th·· condition
and character of Inhabitants, said com
mit toe t-> have ρ-.v.pr to send for per
sons an ! ρ ;.·> r.-i, to administer o.i'-aa
and alt dutiti.: the . ;;slui;s of the ι «a
ate.
lif*rry *t lft« Γο«»
i Washing' >o. Jan. 14.--Senator Berry
! ef ArkiiivjH waa on lb- Roar of the
ι Monday. Thin *a» his flmt aj>
! imartDce since bin wvi ie accident
I while on a visit to hia twsie during the
! holiday reccaa.
Νfw Hank* for T> * **.
Washington. .Jan. 14.—The contro)!
1 er of the currency ha» authorized the
First National hank of Λ neon to begin
business with a capita) <»f $.;0,000; also
the Ooldthwaite National ι ank of Gold
thwalte, with a capital of 125,000.
Vlekftbttrff Affair "Not *«rlo«·.
Washington, Jan. 14. — Secretary
Long recelv»-.i the following cabl
ι ►rraai from Commander Edward i)
Barry, of «ru η ho at Vickaburg, In an
' **er to the department's Inquiry re
gardinK the recently reported cl&i»b at
Ν leu Cbwang ktween sailors of the
[ Vicksburg and Russian Soldier*
^ "Nothing aer»..ui; th<· crcw orderly."
<» J Appoiiiliu#(il«.
Washington. Jan. 13.—The president
sent the following nominations to the
ι aenate:
Register land offices John A. Oli
phant, of Oklahoma, at Mangum. Ok
lahoma; Afton I'. Classen of Oklaho
* ma. at Oklahoma. Oklahoma,
j Receiver of public money?, Wm. F.
Young, Oklahoma.
PtM>tmaKteri AukusI Β Bulow a!
» Lapoleonrllle, and Thomas H. Morbe
at New Iberia.
Tbr«e ï'f«tniMt«ri Appointait
Waahlnrton. Jan. 14.—Among post
masters appointed by the president
are: David C. Baldwin at New Orleans;
j Edward D. Smith at Augusta, Ga., and
P. D. Barker. Mobile. Ala
Pay»· T»k»« <>Ιβ<β Widtntlt;
Washington, Jan. 14.— Henry C
Payne, the newly appointed poettuastei
general, will take the oath of ο flic*
Wednesday morning and Immediately
usumo charge of the deoartment.
f Funt»lim«nt (or Ljrackti·
Washington, Jan. 14—Représenta
tlve Crumpbacker of Indiana has intn
dncfd a bill for the punishment of per
eons taking part In the lynching of ai
alien. Those who conspire in such ι
lynching are made subject to death ο
life imprisonment while attending ι
meeting to organise such lynching t
made a felony. The federal court
are given Jurisdiction of such offens
ea, Persons *ho have participated ii
lynching* are disqualified from serving
as jurors. The measure is désigné*
to cover cases similar to the lynchlm
of Italians In Louisiana and Missis
•ippt.
K!!t«*ft Willi· finnttng.
Kagle Pass, Te*., Jan. 14.—Whll
banting birds Isador Rami res, 12 year
of age. was shot accidentally b
Eduardo Garcia, a boy of tbe same age
with a target rifle. Tbe little fellov
(bough shot through tbe heart, raj
about 1W yards and fell dead.
Going!
Coin;!
Gone!!
GOING I- Pat an ad in tb* Light
Want Colukk.
GOING!—Light -»ant *-»« are read
and prospective purchaser»» *11 on 70a
GONE!—And tbe proper y la aold
The easiest, qnickes' and moat profl
able way to aeil anything <■ r>v adv«r
tiaingit is the Light Want Οοιγμκ.
A Light want ad inaar you
the widest pablicity. 're·! the people
of Waxabachie what you have to ael',
rmt, or exchange through the Light'»
want oolnmna.
RATES—One Unie >^o per word; two
tlmea \c per wor 1: three times lo par
word CASH WITH _ KOER AL
WAV8.
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Fob Sale -Bran new Silver aewing
machine, chesp for caah Apply at
this office 47 60
y*—
Waktkd —rior-e for biiiMen.y Ap
plv to Burion Prince at ΛΙΠΙΙ .vieore &
Uo'a. y 247
WAN FED—Second hand'aafe, me
dinm aize. Malone Hardware Co tf
Nice furnished room wudjgraio for
rent. 112 Kaufman street. " tf
House for rent, complf tpljr furnlsly'
ed. Apply 513 West Jt-fTt*m>n st. Al
For Sai.E—"the Mannel roeirffcnce
on Ooil^ge street. See E. A. DnBose.
fOI Κί χτ Good bastafM on
east side ut square. Apply tfcr J. R.
King. tf
For Rent—A five-room ihcpriie on
Dallas street in front of BaptiMfchurcb.
Apply to J. Ρ Burroughs. 246
hm Hale.—A good hjr>e, apply at
J. B. Hines. / 251
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For Sale or Trauc — Have claim
of 160 acres of land In Lawton, Ο. T.
dlstiict wbifh will ifclinquisn to party
wanting to friakft/»ettlernenf, or will
make trade for Jreus» and lot in Wax
ahachie. Acu^aa Drayman, care of
Light 246
WHI jo Deep r,
W otk bee been aufpt nded or, the
; University well for two <,r three days
ι that a test of she output might be
made. M un be re o! the building com·
J mit tee visited ibo vtli this mon. in g
• f »r the purpose of inspecting the
woikaod to discuss trie id\inability
! of g tog to the nut κ ram. Mr.
Dearitifr, «ho hie the contract for
ί boring tee v\t I), roughly tttimattd the
I the prt-sf ni supply ot the well at
i4t>out iS.OOJ gallon* perday. 1 he well
is now 810 feet de< ρ aad Mr. Dearing
! think» that by going 250 feet deeper
the second strata Mould be reached.
After a conference the committee
i instructed Mr. lieariug to continue
i the work. By gt log 250 feet < eeper
it is thought that water suflicim.t to
! supply 100,0JC Kalloaw daily will be
i found. Yea'erday jitternaon the
uater wai standing within eighty feet
|tf the top of the ground, and by goiug
j 230 feet deeper an artesian flow may
I be «truck.
Returned trim Dab in.
Sheriff George ϋ. Svveatt returned
la h ι night from Dublin where be bac
been to speed a few «lays with hi!
father. Mr. Sweats reporte a pleasant
trip and says he found his father tn
joying good health- He says every·
thiug in that part of the slate's ex
ceedingly dry and that rain is badlj
needed.
Weather Indication*.
Tonight and Wednesday partly
cloudy; probably showers tonight
Colder Wednesday.
8 Κ SUBLUTo. Observer
ί Austin. Jan. ι*.—te the Fifiy-tMrd
district ccwirt Monday the case of the
state vs. the Shippers Compress com
paey. charged with violation of the
anti-trust law in the purchase of com
peting compresses, was called. The
demurrers were presented and argued
br A- M. aCrter of Fort Worth and
M. M. Crase of DaMas for the defend
ant and Attorney General Bell for the
state. Judge Morris overruled defend
ant's exceptions to the state's petition
and sustained the state's exceptions to
the defendant's answer, wherein It was
charged that other trusts and combi
nations exist In Texas. The case then
came to trial on an agreed statement
of tacts, in which the compress com
pany acknowledged to having pur
chased the several compresses Attor
ney General Bell argued on behalf oi
the state, contending that the absorp
tion by purchase of competing proper
ties was in violation of the anti-trust
law. In that it prevented competition.
Ex-Attorney General M. M. Crane
spoke for the defendant, and insisted
that the outright purchase of the com
press property did not constitute a
violation of the law. Numerous author
ities were quoted on both sides.
Ex-Senator Carter ^rill speak today
for the defense. Attorneys Henry D.
McDonald of Paris and R. S. Lovett
of Houston were present, representing
compress stockholders.
KILLED BY A POLICEMAN
4 les tori I on Neltoo Are Shot llotvo tj
Knozvlll« hy Jo· Crus*.
Knox ville, Tenn., Jan. 14.—While
Policeman Joe Cruze was on his way
JKintc early Monday morning five shots
were tired while he was nearing the
corner of Cumberland avenue and Pat
ton street. At the corner three men
were standing, Lon and Alec Nelson
and Os Ingle. Cruze accused them of
doing the shooting, but they denied it.
He placed Lon Nelson under arrest
and the others Interfered. Cru^e drew
his pistol and shot both the Nelsons
and fired at Ingie. Alec Nelson died
early in the afternoon aa a resuit of
his wound and I-on Nelson died within
20 feet of their home when shot.
Cruze was arrested upon a charge of
tnurder and is now at pulice headquar
ters
An attempt t<> assassinate Cruze was
made ab'<ut one year ago and when
the βν« shots were fired ht? thought
he was being shot at- Hoth the Nel
sons and Ingle were unarmed.
RICE WILL CASE.
ftat.» I*m*ttt Μ*Ί«· With O*»· of !hf Hflr»
« ι* f *»** Γ ι t·.
N> w Vu· .t.'.n 1 S Vn order sisn
Cl) hv S . :t - r ltd ïtïdteates
that flu i<· it . ν - 'τ m nt made
with the i»iaiis th l->r William
Marsh Ri t. the ag. .1 1 >pliai; t (il
Texas fur νall murder
Albert T. Patri. , an at tor ,ι· ·>' is await
ing trial hen Tin· ■ (if : permitted
Nina llelir }{i< <·. gran..'n n· of the
deceased, to withdraw lur opposition
to the probate of the will of JKi-6
known as the Baker will on receipt of
|7Γ>.000, Reason for the supposed set
tlement was said to be found in the
belief that the so-called Patrick will
which made the alleged murderer re
siduary legatee, would fall, and that
the will of iN'Jfi creating the Rice In
stitute in Texas would stand.
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A MINE ON FIRE
Four ltodi«e Ktc«»vorw«) mul More ll«
lt*v*d to »l* in the M lue.
llartshorne, l. T., Jan. 14.—A fire
broke out in the New Slipe N"o. 7 at
Dow coal mine, one of the principal
tributaries of the Choctaw Coal sys
tem, Monday afternoon. At S o'clock
Monday night four bodies had been
brought to the surface. Ten more men
are probably in the mine. Relief ha»
been sent from this place.
Skelvfo» lu m sack.
Eagle Pass, Tex., Jan. 14.—A sack
containing almost the complete skele
ton of a boy about 15 years of age
was found Sunday in a gully half a
mile above town by a boy while gath
ering wood. Physicians think the boy
must have been dead over two years,
but the bones had recently been put in
the sack. There was nothing by which
to identify the bones and no boy has
been missing here in that time.
Tramp* Alcoott Drowned,
Lake Charles, La.. Jan. 14.—By the
pulling out of a drawhead while cross
ing the trestle two cars of an east
bound Southern Pacific fast freight
were knocked into the lake. Twc
tramps who were in the cars were al
most drowned before they were res
sued. One of them. Henry Aarndett
was probably fatally injured and was
sent to the hospital at New Orleans.
Another Rie* Mill.
Jennings, La., Jan. 14.—Another largi
rice mill has been planned to be bull
at Roanoke. The Jennings rice mill·
have increased their capacity to 100,0(X
barrels and will erect at branch mil
at Roanoke. The building will b<
started in about 30 days, or as βοοι
as the material can be placed on th
ground. ·
Λ Maw Industry.
HUlsbcro, Tex., Jan. 14.—A new In
dustry Is reported from Whitney. 1
Is that of shipping cottonwood timbe
to Waco, where it is converted int
excelsior. Two carloads have a]read
keen shipped. There is an abundanc
of cottonwood near Whitney.
TIME TABLE
H. & T. C. Schedule
WEST BOUND.
No. 43 leaves 7:44 a. m. Connects
at Fort Worth with Ft. W. & D. C.
and Ft, W. & R G.
No. 53 leaves 9:32 a. m.
No, 41 leaves 6:12 Jp. m. Connects
with Santa Fe and Hock Islicd.
No. 42 leaves 11:16 a. ou. Regular
Houston aud New Orleans connec
tions.
No. 54 leaves 3:30 p. m. Connects
at Garrett for Dallas and Corsicana.
No. 44 leaves 8:57 p. m. Regular
Houston and New Orleans conaec
tions.
ΚAST BOUND
Missouri, knee*.* & Texas
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"Coke Dandruff Core la
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Jud#ei of award* at Ptria Ex
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Dandruff Car· to be the only
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Deniawl C*fc«.
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Coke Shampoo
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For aal· by J. 0. Biddou»,
To get our prices on
Stoves, 'Hardware, ai
Tinware, Pocket and
Table Cutlery.
We are adding new goods every day and can please
vou both in quality and price. We solicit an in-/
spection of our goods and comparison of prices.:
WILL HOORE & CO.
Calfee's Old Place
Waxahachie, Texas
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It's Warm Today
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But tomorrow it may be cold enough to freeze this Brownie'e
face. So! This being the case, would it not be a good idea
to take a look around and investigate the fuel question?
We have on hand an excellent supply of Stove and Heating
Wood, the kind that heats you up quick end makes you
feel that life is worth living. We have yards on Main and
College streets, and will deliver anywhere this side of the
North Pole STONE BROTHERS
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Hi. Gf'! Kl,
Grocers
In Lee Penn's Old Stand,
New fresh g-Qixis of the best
brands at reasonable prices.
We will appreciate a part of your
trade.
Prompt delivery and careful at
tention given ait orders.
Waxahaohie
Buy on
In the
Aetna
the largest company in the world
writing Accident Insurance.
R. D. M (COMBS,
Office in Citizens Nat'l Bank Bldg.
51d-lw
NOTICE
Mr. Horace Haywood, one
of Waxahachie and Ellis
county's favorite horse
shoers, is now located at Ο. N. Ander
son's shop, 111 Water street, where he
will run a special horseshoeing de
partment He will be glad to serve
I you in this special line
See Claude D. Lipscomb
For Real Eatat· and Loan*,
On land notes, chattel mortgages.
Also on cotton consignments cattle,
males, horses Office up stairs, Wll
j hams Block, Waxabachle, Texas,
; Have your Saws Sharpened
D. J. Kennedy, at T. K. Anderson'i
machine shop, is prepared, and wil
take pleasure in patting your saw· ii
shape. Any saws left at the abovi
, place «ill υβ promptly attended t<
Sweet and Pure <
Candy mnet be more thin sï
and pure—it must be pur-β and wh
some. Every child will lite tbis h
for its excellent candies, and you
like it, also, because you need not
tbe consequence#
1ÉÉÉ Got Kile
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BEEF ROAST
BONELESS ROAST
5db
8c lb
Fine large oystere, 10 cent
per doz. ; 05 cents per hundred.
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PROPRIE TOR
The Star
Barber Shop
Is tbe place for yon to go
when you waut a emoothe
clean sbave and hairtiim.
Nothing bat skilled toneors
employed here. Remem
ber the name and o&ll again
J. W. V I IN Ε S
Shop 205 Washington Street
Next Door to i^arphy & Company
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
CLEAN ED
AND
PRESSED
LACKLANLVS
TAILOR SHOP
Lediee work a Specialty ' ")
108 College Street.
Phone 347
for a Plumber
Charge· fce eui.t bard time·
OuatanJU·®· hi· work to be
m g^eeee the beet.
Ed Smith, Plumber
ΙΟβ College ·ϋ*«*
The Light, 50c a Month