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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
I'm DAHOMEY
williams and Walker Decide en-
Their Next OHerlna

Aessrs. Williams and Walker.
the comedians now heading their
own company AZ the Grand in the
musical comedy. Sons Of Ham" are
next year 10 appear in a new music
al piece largely ~ their own manu-
facture, entitled In Danomey." This
was decided upon "A q conference
which the two comedians held with
their manager, Samuel l.. Tuck. at
the conclusion Of last evenings per
Torrance.
The meeting which took place al
the Hotel Butler. lasted more than
three hours. and during that time
many manuscripts were given care
ful consideration. The piece finally
chosen. In Dahomey." is music
al comedy Of rather higher grade
than The Sons Of Ham" The lyrics
are BY Paul Laurence Dunbar. music
by VIII Marion Cook and book BY
Williams Il walker.
II Will be staged by JeHse A ShlpD
the stage manager OF the present
production. In Dahomey" ls 20 be
IN three acts. the FIRST NJ tine Will
iiams Il Walker pieces 10 have more
than two divisions. The piece WIN
in all probability play over this
territory next season
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King county 10 ne ns,,.
e.'at" ~ Thomas Dobsv., 2 q "a,
90 to. fZ17 'A ae1eas.
hoIlrr .a hereby given 3,
SONS having claims aea,,l. v ~ W..
tate NJ Thomas D0n1Vsr tas n
90 present same. m,tb asesassi
Ho1en"lH within one yes, y. sssary
n ne hrri publication n ', M. aal'
N'n. ~ the undermgp.d w NJ.
traitor ~ said estate =, n. .anilns
aHsa'tipu u the buslne,. pls ss 4
estate namely, At ~ ~ q All
Charles y PattefnsoB s,, D.hes 4
law. room 70 Halter bpn6,ral hsY's,.
city NJ seattle. Washlngio.s ~ u,
JAMES H. QtiITF,
ha' co. Of e. Seattle wasanst1s'al'' Az a.,
Date ~ fret publication. A.,
1907. am 4
CHARLES p. pATTvss,..
Attorney for adminig,rs.,,e.,i 'ADs
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depart al $40 .. m. The 81 paul
express VIII arrive here at 7.25 n. m
and leave az 7:4j "a. m. The third
overland train VIII arrive here at
4.l3 y. m. and depart az $50 p. m.
This afternoon train wiI be a solid
burlington train for the East. with
ne Northern Pacific connections east
~ Billings. Mont.
The local service between Seattle
and Tacoma viii be mostly By over
lands and their connections. The
new service goes in operation at
1901 y. m. next Monday.
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FOR GOOD ROADS

BALLARD April 2o.-The Ballard
Good Roads club met last night for
the fret time this year The fol
lowing were elected officers: Pred-
dent. ~ s. Galloway. Vice president.
r. w POrtOr. secretary and treaaur-
or, VIM. j Davies The Ballard club
VIII meet the queen city club Of
Seattle and Join any movement which
mas Tor It's purpose the lettering Of
roads between Seattle and Ballard
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ADMITS KILLING

HELENA. Mont. April 29.-Johu
+. Greer, who on Sunday surrender
Cd 20 the police here saying that he
was wanted in Virginia for killing
hts cousin, yesterday told the offi-
GERS he shot his cousin By accident
ana fearing trial fled Since that
time he has been IN California.
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BUSINESS a COLD PROPOSITION

There never has and probably will
sympathy
The who buy and money people can look
out for themselves
Free trade England wanted millions money the
country needed gold badly
doubtful system Of nscessares-food
That dangerous
for It, in the
The government PLACED
ported that the
increase that the aope would
not suffer or notice H. II price
loaf OF bread o a farhing
Just what might have been England America or IN any
nsr country when prices W there
BY the raise and jobbe TO the
last who stands between pockets the con-
The price Of wheat England
ana Hour went up 50 notice
a i-eent Increase IN the price Of a two-pound loaf
IN other words the olers the
under the load Of taxation
i again IN the shape OF pockets OF those
who
Some day In the governments will learn
that that binders kind and quality
that suits IL an unw.se tax
hon Francis W. Cushman. district Is plainly
marked as coming in national speech the
mouse ATTACKING
discussed IN tones Of admiration the country
II - universally acknowledged
ana ooefu speeches ever heard during years
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But a Few Dsvs

The Manning viii be In the dry
dock but few days more. Go and
zee both her and the battleship Ore
Eon. Boats leave at $50. $50 and
~ . M; 1915 and 4.30 D. m. Can up
tolmau dock regarding picnic and
camping grounds and charter.ng
steameTa
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NEW SCHEDULES

The schedule for the new service
on the Northern Pacific 10 be- IN
augurated May 4, r. not yet dehn-
itely gettled The North Coast Linn
tied VIII be resumed on that date
and viii arrive here at y. IA. and
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BUSINESS cnANcgs-cootInued.

BUSINESS NCES--Continued.
fuuNifrHE ron fGEE n0fHEB Foit
WENT
? fuoiuH Haod fnfMturv. prUe tiAo.
rooms q rnnp. price thuu
~ f"oWs housekeeping. price tlOu1
~ tonnH. huunsharpinH. price fa'Wi
= rauma. brick block Ia Everett. price
fHunu
runms we'll Furnished price ttho
Hi rooms phaau rent price tlhun
ttHAW STANDS.
Doing lafNr business, poker rooms, -
years lease prirv $500
Cigar stand. mahogany Natures, price $3.50
stock nt invoice
Cirar stand ga rtte street price $40
uUnCEitN STONES
NrutrfY and frit business. price 5000
Grocery atuth twu. horse delivery wagon
duiuH LARGE business price $500
ono 90 $500
pnn ht fAfs
ono ut sTfn
Grocery ami bakery suut nvrnu price $50
Grocery. near Nesirf wat uticr th2h.
CANDY FACTORY.
n Yuu are lunhtua Tor Fn1d Investment
in this line. call ana see 40 az once
t.ArHAM rtaW tNNEFrMENr GO.
20 SAFE Deposit Building
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THERE are miHsH. and Their. are MINES
The Fidelity group has brsn Thoroughly
proarsrtri ana produced tho hest defined
veins 90 both sold and copper. in fact
o. possesses q larger percentage - copper
than any claim Y.t located that Isl "a
per cent ~ COPPER
The Fidelity Company properties are In
the famous summit district In ths Cas.
rade mountains This district th g'ftp.
lis Cfsas 80 g We are a. present sell
inE limited number % stnUkH 80 ino ref
share We respectfully solicit an inter.
view ruu Will see Zoe Fnufssif upnu
Investigation. that this II iust as gund an
opportunity 60 mahs money a. - claim
u 20 be AZ they are selling rapidly. the
nest issus viii te 81 per shafo Gail 90
TIN riHbLiff MiNlNU a MILLING co
a. PIONEER BUILDING
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ntsINtss CHANCES

Hl lLBfND contracts f1I sale We HtiIl have
two matursd contracts. can build AZ once
n you wish 20 hulld lu June or July can
furnish you contracts that viii mature st
that time. n you own lot. Ws VIII
loan you the money 10 Iulld ~ once.
EIl you am unmHturrd contract when
% natures u viii pay On tho ioan our
Tricca are renhunHbio FOR contracts. pay
msnts ON same only $3.50 per month
after maturity. n4 interest Can YOU
afford 20 continue paying rentf Com
pHny has several homes under ronstrur.
tiun nov that vuu ran see Can or nd
dress. Room 30 sullivan building, open
evenings ruui o O.. nt
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Answer TO Puzsie In last satur-
days star
I. chicago
e Columbus.
. Buffalo
& Rochester.
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~ CENTS A DAY FOR a $1,000 HOME
No interest. looks enay, doesn't ~ 81 a
L. only 90 % each month. likely vous
rent f. $40, house no better. see ia -
anime our plan, u costs you nothing. We
might be ~ service Go YOU don't fnreet
our phone number, HE'D iip0. Call us M
that's what the phone is tor
OREGON MUTUAL HOME SOCIETY.
T24T25 New York nioch
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WE have number Of restaurant. fruit
stands ana lodging houses. which Will be
sold from on the list az cut prices, ~
THE BUREAU
t4Og First Ave.
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett

. - a NstA~ 1@4 INNAAafNA
CITY OF EVERETT
Three Round Trips Daily
Leaves Seattle ! g. m. y 4 and
9 y. m.
Leaves Everett s:1s o. H. tn and
7:i5 p. m.
Phone, James 1881. Colmsn Dock
K. Il. SCOTT. Agr
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PERSONAL.

GENTLEMEN rourEra
Thousanfs 81 msa ssarink them manu-.
~ hair goods made. hairfrshsluf ard
shsmpaoins coz haiT and caauhinss
bought
EAs FRANCISCO HAtR STORE.
itoi FiHsr AVE
SAVE YoUR MONEY
1 IN huyinx isfiss fssnts wstsh.s .as
Jseetry Rodgers Brothers tssT nivss
aus Furks ana Tsaspspas Ea.tsrn pfic.
e. illz Firus ard epftsK
FuRNfruRE AAtE- tss rasms ~ ..es,s
hani furnitars ffeni - sell known A..
iantte issiEinE kguss. tssashf - the Red
Ifunt Fufnltlfs Co nos faf sale ~ cur
store iis aveonf srs, sasth VEN cheap.
BUSINESS MES 49, A. ssry,~. lstr-nis.
a.. Masssii a4asian rsfs trstrs ti.asi.r4
ate. plsasantlr situated 81 lzzo - eve
eaT % rAivrfsits aisa farulshsa faems
G. = EANpERR sansscsp. sarasa~f crn.
tracts fakrn Zoe Eradlns lats sstiafartion
guaranteed AHfFssa SO .sfh West Frv
moot matiaa
BAKED nxANs AND HHowS nREAp
$780, s2.rYN = No .l ssas. '9ss sssi -
~. Virginia street
sEr l1aya nri,ea. = tleya. IS nsssl.y
truss Fsymsn's.
FAScr riowERa 20 order natural Sos,
rrr Duplicated. preserved. Mrs. tohasan.
1904 firei
EI.EcrHlcAL ns,a, as i.' AZ. roo'a /.
-
roR sALE-uorsrs AND lots
HFrfTkf. nARukfSE
HOUSES AND lots
s rom sottsEs =, Ft-msnt: step payins
r-ri ara by ,his
rasgn cattAsr. raoa-rn IN svrrY PARTIES.
lar and ne~. na queen AHns hisL hl1rk
aoi hair iso'u ear ~ $3.50 Spos terms
ror,n raessru hoas.. sln AZ. near Mas
tsan. fFnfst f1f 80 70 CONNECTED wlth
ssuer streets Ffaaed az fof $3.50. tiioo
cash. balance IN terms
10 rsoH, hes.s. aorts Seattle. r.a'.a io'
60 ftSno
~ rot WANT 4 HOUSE Hutt.r
terms ara fsrnish iot 500 ioun =, ths
time plans are selected ami ne hsian-s
% rse.fhirf - fHs Fnsf - thr rfuusftT
wfsr kauar is shslgsFd haiaass can -
rid ftam go psr month ~. terms 20
suit Yemrssr
We have io0 i1fs ~ oussn Anne nm
ranEtnF in price frufn gtzt % tson. small
payment dash. balance ~ manth.
Elegant rarnsr igo = is1 on Tenth av.
ruar Neat. Ter $500
ait infs m Tenth avenue sect. street
sradsd tglt psT lat
one - fhs anest corners IN West Queen
Anna Second addition. $50 ~ 10. foT
1850. fisw newer can BE- shut OF
E a. HYEns a 90.
1877 FfHNT AVENUE
PHONE MATS 07t
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FOR RENT room cottage. 1913 LAX.
Clay 500
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TIME coNsr MED ana eEpanHe ~ dredg
Ing work is cot squafely in two. You
sate one .halI an around by using the
that pump
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ron BALE HY } w. WHEELER.
Rooms ana .. Union ulush. 7i8 frirst ~,
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ron sALE--MAcHiNEHY

BOOMING house 90 rooms. brick an cor
ncr a ssfa Deposit Bldg
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WISH SEATTLE GARDEN TRACTS
OF from one Co nve acres. very conve.
ntent Co city. huo tlilablo soil. prices are
Htill very low, now Sc your chance for
home, farm ana inveRement can for
map or let ua show You tho property
STUHTENANT 4 Co.
BOSrON MOCK
a FIVE ACRE SNAP.
Fl2o For quick sale. we are Offering o
acres, easily cleared. close 10 South Park
QuALHElM a HOLMAN,
oOf rev YORK hlk, Phone. Blue 2Od
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fHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAMS.
II fratr 4 general banking business
transartsd deposits. e. hDgp11 Capita.
| rsid up 400 OqG a tHlibsfF. pre- " L
| Grondati Woe pres ~ hnfibffg. fash.
| 0 D. IsnUr. uHat rnnh.
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YOUNG LADY BADLY INJURED
Thrown From Buggy and Face
FriehtfuIly ManGled.

Miss Minnie Castleman, whose
home Is near Nash, was the victim
of an accident Saturday night In
which her face was frightfuliy torn
and mangled. She and her escort,
a young man named Bishop, were
attending the protracted meeting at
South Prong. After services were
over they got in their buggy to re-
turn home. From some unknown
cause the horse became frightened
and in his plunges the occupants
were thrown out. Miss Castleman
was thrown in a barbed wire fence
and her face badly lacerated by the
wires. About fifteen stitches We're
required to close up the gashes.
Her arms were painfully bruised
and cut coming in contact with the
wires.
Young Bishop was rendered un~
conscious, but sustained no serious
injuries.
Physicians from Waxahachie
were called out to- render medical
aid to the young lady.
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Some Things Unfortunate

1t was a very unfortunate thing
that some of our business men did
not get an opportunity to sign that
anti list. Yes, unfortunate that the
committee should have overlooked
them in their rush for larger timber.
1t was also III fortunate that these
men should have been so misled as
to believe that the prohibition COM
mittee ever intended to intimate that
they signed the article that they re-
ferred to, or that those gentlemen
should have thought their names too
sacred to be mentioned in connection
with plain statements of fact. But
the most unfortunate thing of all is,
think, that these business men
should have been gulled into adver-
Using the fact that that important
committee did overlook them; and
that they did not take 1t as compli-
ment that the pros should have come
to their rescue and brought them into
notice. bill ALUM
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Pc r. 8 0 n AL 8

J. l.. Deegan was in Dallas today.
Geo. Wallace was in Mansfield
today.
d. NJ. Belt went to Dallas this
morning.
Rev. Joe NJ. Dawson of Italy
was here today.
L. f. Eskridge of Mt. Peak was
in the city today.
j. w. Story of Ennis was in the
city this morning.
Jas. s. Davis has returned from a
trip to West Texas.
Miss Annie Lee Musgraves has re-
turned from a visit to Gilmer.
Miss Bessie Holly of Dallas is the
guest of Miss Matte Middleton.
:. p. fangsford and j NJ. Patter-
son returned last night from trip
to West Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and little son,
of Corsicana, visited the family Of
w. d, Rybnrn Sunday.
Mrs. n. A Thompson has re-
turned from a visit to points I'm the
western part of the state.
Arthur Crumley of Italy passed
through the city this morning EN-
route home from Ennis.
Alex Sweat who has been at Col
orado Springs for the past three
months, returned home Saturday
night.
Rev. w. H. Berry arrived today
from Athens to make number of
prohibition speeches In the county
this week.
Miss Annie Vickery of Fort Worth
who has been visiting the family of
MIR. s. T. Langsford, returned home
this morning.
Miss Myrtle Smith, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Sue Pickett
for several weeks, returned to hur
home at Austin today.
Miss Irene Nickel, of West Vir-
ginia, who has been the guest of the
Misses Miller for the past two
months, left this morning for Colo
RADIO
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A Rising Texan.

Champ Clark's Letter.
For years Texas has had one of
the strongest average delegations in
congress, in both house and senate.
Some man from Texas has been to
the fore in congress constantly for
quarter of century, or, more
properly speaking, ! should say
some men, for the Lone Star State
has and, excepting IN this recon
struction period, always has had
more than one of her sons in the
public eye at any one time. The
impress of old Sam Houston and
his great compeers is still upon that
mammoth and magnificent common
wealth When Coke, Reagan, Say
ers, Mills and Judge Culberson re-
tired, it was generally taken for
granted that the glory of Texas, had
departed, temporarily at least.
Not so, however. The youngsters
who came upon the boards still
maintain the high reputation OF the
state. Culberson and Bailey are the
Youngest senatorial team in the less
numerous branch of the National
| legislature, and they are second to
no other states senators in ability.
Her thirteen representatives are
men of unusual ability on the aver
age. They are all democrats. In
the next congress she will have six
teen, all democrats, heaven be
| praised, not only democrats nomin-
ally, but democrats who possess the
courage Of their convictions. And
they are good to look at-big, strap
ping fellows, with great heads, set
on broad shoulders and strong
necks. They are the glory of the
republic and of the human race,
did not, however, start out to
write an essay on the Texans,
though the theme is tempting one.
/ set out to tell short tale as to
how Thomas Fl. Ball, of Texas, an
swered Charles f. Littlefield, of
Maine, on the trust question.
Ball is "a rising man-indeed, he
has already risen. He is as fine
specimen mentally and physically
as one will see in a days journey.
He is getting to be one Of the best
debaters in the house. On June "A
he was making some remarks on
the trusts when Littlefield, one of
the chieftains, asked him, "What is
the democratic remedy for trusts?"
Quick as fash the big Texan re-
piled, ''To place trust-made articles
on the free list, to deny the trusts
the srightI of interstate Transports
ton and the use of the mails, and to
inaugurate an administration which
will resort to penal statutes and not
to injunctions in MISREPRESENTATION of
trusts" In the slams of the day,
Balls answer was a corker, daisy,
a Jim dandy, a joe darter, sock
dologer.
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rTzslMh0Ns PRAYER.
rs the "Suniag sah-Assistamt oafse Poet Of the
southaFn Paslns.v Heussen. Texas


lin Indignantly repetling the
charge of taking in connection with
his late fight with Jefferies, Fitz-
simmons IL quoted as saying: 81
call on the public to judge" He
cried again as he said this. why, ="
he said, with much frankness, II
prayed to win this fight. lie was the
first time / ever prayed to win. ]
Law i'm that room''-he pointed to
the adjoining apartment - land
prayed: God give me strength to
win this battle, and l will be thank
full. Amen Do you think / was
taking after Houston Post. }
Oh. Lord / seldom bother Thee,
And do not often bend my knee;
But Thou. who doeth all things square,
viii surely hear a sluggers prayer.
{; rant me. oh. Lord. the strength 10 win
This fight and count At not sin:
But TO Thy glory let II be
The stakes alone retained by me-
oh, Lord, that when try
To smash his nose and hung his eye,
To break hts ribs and split his hide,
Thou wilt direct and be my guide.
And when reach the final round,
And have him stretched upon the ground,
Kind Father do not lei him lunge,
Until his friends throw up the sponge
And when rise to worlds unknown
And see Thee on Thy Judgment throne,
To thank Thee, Father, viii try,
And fight Thy battles in the SKY
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wAxAHACHIE CANDY KITCHEN


The meeting which has been in
progress at the colored Baptist
echnrch for the past two weeks closed
last night. There was large num-
glsr of conversions and yesterday
afternoon thirty-four candidates
we're immersed in the creek near the
Katy depot. The crowd in attend
ance was estimated at about 1000
persons, including number of
white people.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY TICKET

COUNTY TICKET
PR Rerroser tative:
j LDERDICE
E'Br ih-J trt Clerk:
TONI SURLESON
Pur Cyunty Judge:
LEE HAWKINS
.Ror County CLERK:
Rufe HENDRICKS
FOR Sheriff:
J. P. MINNICK
Ter County Tax Assessor:
JOHN MCELRoY
Fer Tax Collector:
BILLIE BRATCHER
FOR County Superintendent PubEc'h =
mEructlon:
e d CRIDDLE
For Justice Peace Pr cin"t No. /:
E. P. ANDERSON, JR
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&C" With a Tail.

The &C" with tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box Each tablet stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, roc.
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The Chautauqua Park Associa-
ton have ordered stage scenery,
and intend TO give a series of en-
tertainments, strictly first-class.
When the curtain goes up you
know you get your moneys worth.
Show your appreciation and en-
courage this public enterprise by
your patronage. Attend the openir <
musical tomorrow evening.
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given to the city
tax payerssfhat am now prepared
to collect and receipt for all taxes
due the city Of Waxahachie, Texas,
for the year A. ID 1902.
l26 CLINT SPALDING,
City Tax Assessor and collector.
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WANTED Everybody hi fWaxa-
hachie to read this colutpp every
day. 1t always contains Interest
ing ads.
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A6any people enjoy Chautauqua
pnrk these evenings, take your
amnnh and join the crowd. Refresh
mssaa1s can be obtained on the
grounds.
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WE sell Sewing Maehines Vt popu-
lar prices, from sI5 to &J0.f Waxa-
hachie Hardware Go. ~ II
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Read the program. Forge In the
Forest" quartettes, solos and reci-
tations at Chautauqua Auditorium
tomorrow evening. Tickets at Her
rings.
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You can be cured OF ANY form OF tobacco usisg
new life and vigor by taking SOLO, GAO.
shat makes weak men strong MANY gala
ten pounds Ia ten days. Over see MNM
let and advice FRRE Address STERLING
kEMEDT CO., Chicago og New York. az
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WANTED Girl or waanau, by
family OF two, for cook ard general
Homework. Good wages .spply to
4l2 West Main street.
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Foley's Kidney Cure IL Il medicine
free from poisons and WIN cure any
case of kidney disease Ahat liz not
beyond the reach of medicine. Sold
by b. w. FEARS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18

SEWING MACHINES 10 fseil or
rent. Waxahachie HARDWARE 20.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18

PROF. II. NJ. WHITE, MAGNETIC
Healer Office over ChaeFes# Bros.
d Co.'s store. New Phone ~. 264.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18

TOR SALE~~At "a bargaiu, ia house
I and lot near the puhina school.
Apply to Y. ID. Kemble. III If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18
Consumption Threatened.

"Iwas troubled with a hacking
cough for year and l though had
consumption, says G.. Unger, I'll
Maple ST., Champaign, Ill. III tried
a great many remedies and | was
under the care Of physicians for sew
eral months. / used one bottle Of
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t cured
me and | have not been, troubled
ince.n Sold by h. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18

Try a want ad. in the Daily
Light Immediately. Write it
out now and send or bring it
to the Light office, Don't
wait when you can get what
you want by advertising IT.
this column. Try a want ad.
tomorrow. You will be salts
fled with the returnsI
MRS. GENIE WATSON Teacher
of piano and stringes fnstruuents,
lessons begin September SIN 1902.
300 Oldham Ave. ii5pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18

FOR sALE-Splendid yoafng ! jersey
heifer, with young calf Apply at
this office. d + dh III
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-18

WANTED--0 cows to PASTURE APP
ply To Ed. Williams.