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The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-15
Nabisco waters at
the T.. F. Walker Gro
Gerry CO. and like ev-
erything else Walker
sells it for less. 3.
Brig. Gen. ouiuton Ret,res !,

BI1E. ;Oeu. OUlutOn NetlIeS -
Special to the Record.
Washington, Oct. IS. = After
more than forty years Of ,contin
nous service in the regular army,
Brigadier General William Quin
ton was placed on the retired
list today by operation of the
age limit.
Brig. Gen. Quinton is native
of ireland, but emigrated to
America ut an early age, going
to Chicago. He was graduated
from the high school of that city
in 1860, and in Jnne of the follow.
ing year Unlisted as a volunteer
in the army, serving throught
the civil war. ;, !.
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''Genuine" cut glass
at Hollns Bros & Le-
ben's. jewelers..
sehley Guest Of Fort Smith.

Special to the Record.
Fort Smith. Ark, Oct. 15:-
Fort Smith is en- fete in honor of
Admiral Schley who today began
q tive days. visit in the city as a
guest of the carnival association.
A round of entertainment in
honor of the distinguished visit
or has been prepared, leading
feature being the presentation
of a handsome sword by the
Knights Templer, of which order
Admiral Schley is member.
The city is filed with visitors,
many Of them from a consider
able distance.
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Special to the Record. - g..
Washington, Oct. 15::- One OF
the most notable autumn wed.
dings in the national capital is to
be that Of Miss Nina Beatrice
Blame, daughter of Mrs. Robert
G. Blaine, and niece of the i4te
James G. Blaine. to Mr.. Charles
Francis Byrne, ef Petersburg,
Va. The ceremony isstq be .psr--
formed this evening at St Paul's
church and will be followed by'a
reception at the home Of the bride
on G street. Mr.. Byrne and his
bride will spend the winter
abroad, but eventually will make
their home in this city. %
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A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
The Council Takes Action Relative to
the Death of Mayor Sweet.

US0lu mayor 0WSSts
The following resolutions we're
passed at a recent meeting of the
town council:
Whereas, by decree of an
Allwise Providence, death has
called away our honor ed Mayor,
Daniel E. Sweet. Be it
Resolved, by the Town Coun
Gil of the town of Jennings. La,
that by this public action, we at
test the sterling worth, the kind
liness, the courtesy and the up
right character of our beloved
Mayor, and our deep and sin
cere regret and sorrow at his
death.
BY his removal, we have lost a
wise and honored associate and
chief, and the town and commu-
nifty, I'LL upright and fearless otli
cial, whose Conduct in all pubic
positions, mas been ab',v. re.
proach, and TO whose wise AMI
uutiring efforts Is uue no small
Tie prosperity aud
good ir.me whicu our town ell
j y, aid whose place in c,e'y
viii oe hard 10 hli.
iiis life and his public record
as mayor OF Jennings will be
fruitful for good, if it shall be
taken as an example by those
upon whom his duties so we'll
done, shall fall.
Be it further Resolved, that we
do hereby extend to the bereaved
our earnest sympathy in
their affliction, and we pray that
they may be comforted by the
rene m brance that his Was an
honorable life and his, a work
welldone
Be it further Resolved, that
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LOOK OUT run FEVER.

Biliousness and liver disorders
at this season may be prevented
by cleansing the system with
Dewitt's Little Early Risers.
These famous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels
gently. but copiously, and by
reasons Of the tonic properties,
give tone and strength to Che
glands. The Owl Drug Store.
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Notice.

l have moved my shop to the
Louisiana Machine & Well Works
shop, up stairs, where I am pre-.
pared to do sign work, paiut and
trim carriages and to manufac-
ture canvas awnings Of all kinds.
1w244. E. r. MCG1NNEY.
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Attention.

Il AIIeNIIOu.
Sons of Veterans and Soldiers
of the Spanish-American War
are respectfully invited to attend
memorial services at the G.. A. r.
hall on Sunday, Oct. 10th, at 2:8O.
BY the Com mittee.
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this resolution be inscribed in
full upon the records Of our pro-
ceedings, and that Il copy thereof
be given the bereaved family.
w. F. HUMPHREY.
Mayor.
H. Fl. HoAG, Clerk.
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Attention I

The na,n bars of the post and
corps a'e requested TO meet at
the post room on Saturday even
ing October 1e, at ESQ, sharp, to
complete arrangements for men,
orial services.
By Order of Com mittee.
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BONE Happenings.

Dome Happenings.
lpsere~t,n It~n,s Concerning Jenniae,
sssd the NeishboFing Country.
M. e. Morse retuaned to Welsh
last evening.
F. M. Land Of Columbus, Ca,
is in town t. day.
T. A. Rattle has just received u
fine lot of candies.
W. L. Smith of Beau mont is
here today on business.
r. A. Taylor OF Boston is in
the city today on business.
A. M. Arthur went to Lake
Charles on business yesterday.
Walter M. Williams and wife,
of Kinder, are in town today on
business.
Mrs. G. -Hagius went to Welsh
last evening to visit her daughter
Mrs. G. Boehm.
Mrs. j. Stern returned from
New Orleans last evening where
she has been on a short visit.
David j. Cohen, general organ
izer of the Endowment Rank of
the K. of P. is here in the interest
of that order.
Mrs. w B. Clark returned
yesterday from a two weeks Wis
it at her old home in the eastern
part of the state.
G. D. Gould, representing the
w. B. Belknap Hardware Co. of
Louisville, KY, called on our
merchants yesterday.
E. F. Mckinney has moved his
paint shop in the Louisiana
Machine & Well Works Com
pany's machine shop building,
up stairs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Miller and
family of Peoria, ILL.,, arrived last
Saturday to spend the winter
here with Mrs. Miller's sister,
Mrs. w. L. Bell.
Chas. L. Patterson, of the firm
Of Patterson Bros. arrived last
evening from Pleasant Hill, La,
10 help his brother here in their
music and jewelry store.
A. 81. Newman returned Yes !
,erday from three months visit !
n Denmark, Sweden, Norway
md England. He reports a very |
pleasant trip and returns much
,enifited in health.
The revival meetings are in
progress at the United Brethren
hurch and are to continue the
of the week. Song
ervice at 7:45 p. In. Preaching,
p. m. by the pastor, j. II. Pat
srson. Everybody invited to
.tcnd. !
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church Entertaiun,ent.

At the Episcopaion.ertsinment
to be given this evening at the;
home Of Mrs. D.. kemage, there
will be singing by Miss. Midkilf
and Messrs. Lieben and Free
man. Instrumental music by
Misses Hoffman and Hooper and
Mrs. Arthur. Recitation by
Miss Lowry.
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Boarders wanted. Gentlemen
or ladies'; references exchanged
Mrs. Jas. D. Williams, State ST.
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If it's a "Glrland" that's all
you need to know about, a Stove
o" range. 33etf
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Two lots on ri .,h street cheap.
Enquire OF Geo. F.. Bell at the
Racket store. 24O Ct
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By Order of Com mittee

''Garland" stoves and ranges
last longest and use the least
fuel. Sold by A. f. Derouen
ddw. Go. 336tf
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Lost A purse with some
money and papers; also gold
watch chain. Return to RECORD
Office and receive reward.
MRS. r. L. SMITH.
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W edding presents at
Ho1lins Bros& Leben's
jewelers..
Trip Given Up.

Detroit, Mich. Oct. 15.-Mayor
William c. Murphy announced
today that owing to the fact that
a settlement of the coal strike
seems near at hand and also be-
cause two of the pemb bers OF the
com mission could not 60, the
commission of five appointed to-
take the resolutions adopted at
the interstate coal conference
here last Thursday to President
Roosevelt, will not make the trip
to Washington.
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T.. F. Walker Gro
Gerry Go. handle the
Meadow Gold. butter,
the best in town and
Of course Walker sells
it for less.
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Ste Tleijd,preiie

ifei9en INNER nod. llnb Der Gleii9trult
fbeint nidt Die oeringlte Notis bon ben
gemiibunaen oes prdlioenten unb iei=
nes eral=Nnmalts gu nebmen. iei=
nem Sreiben elm gnbe su MAIDEN. l1nb
marum aud Die Mnnopolilten tpiiiert
gut genus, bab es bem prdfbenten nit
ieinen Orobunsen nibt ernlt 1T, ,lrD
oaB 6iele nur basu aemaht neroen, iili,
benz Yublitum Sano in bic Muaen all
1treuen.
Wdre es Dem prdIioenten tpirfli1
oarum au tbun, Dem Sreiben oes Gleifd=
truits elm @noe gu MAIDEN. 10 ipiiroe er
eine 8otldaft an ben GonareB lenoen
uuo bon oemielben perlangsn, oab bic
36ae auf Gleiid iofort aufgebobeil
,uerben follen. 9as piiroe belfeu, lnb
Der @onsreB wiiroe BET oer sesentparti=
gen Stimmung oes 8olfes nidt Den
Mutb finoen, cine iolGe 8oti6aft un=
beriidlidtist gu laNen. Nber oas ae-
fhiebt t,ibt. 9ie &epublitaner tpollen
ben Monopolilten 8elesenbeit eeben.
oas publitum iueiterbin aussubeuten.
Darum miro eine ullnteriu6uns" ein-
geleitet. Die Sabre lang oalern fann,
unb Die iih lblieblib I'M 5anoe Der.
lduft.
Sn 6auie. oes @onareKss uurbe eine
Bin eineerei9t, mel6e oerlanet, .oab
na6 pailierung ter Yill feline 36Qe
nehr bon 5leilb iraeno pel6er Nrt,
tpel6es aus Dem Nuslanoe einsefiibrt
miro. erbobeu ,peroen BARI. aher Die
republifaniI6e Webrbeit i'm gomite fir
Mittel unb Wese bat oas Geieb i'm
Ittentorbe begraben uno ertldrt. es
weroe niht suseben, bab an Den bette
+ :oen 3ollaeieBen seriittelt sueroe.
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Mnes bat ieime triad, en-.

Gs if elm etptges Natnrgeieb baB bas, mas gei1iebt
90 erirent iG mur Deriehiae uuaeif5rter @eiunoSef
ben en 9ittges 0eidih einem geiunben RDrper iinb
bic wsittel gab ihn an ptesen ger aber f6wdnlineu
2stbes m BITE eit fam fonie bte nnadbae bic tbren
fnb. tbr Brpb i'm GhmetBe tbreS Mngeii1teS Al Der.
aebren one beie Streiter i'm Rampe INNS Oaien baben
len 8egem befe nrioHen bos rnjfloe Wtben nnb Gor.
gen. ben Rbrper NIT 6htSmittefn ibhben; beIcnber3
0ber gilt bns Dpn ben 0euten tueIde M ein 2eoen be8
bes Rbrpers 5u3eben beren eineS bic R6trnng slbe.
rettet unb heren anDereS BITE gttigeR Abfonuife aus
hem Rbrper entfernt Menn biee Drg0ne udbt GtbDri0
fnftipnieren nerbngert Der Geb p6er irD perQiitef
Ales bat jeine Mrio9e GliidIineripeiIe giebt Is IL
iuIen ydnen aud cine 1lriat Der eiIiing bic Se0ers
mann iid bienftbar MAIDEN tann BE berhbmteM Ct
2eiben btlien nnb tr nnr rs GeutS IN ollsn apctbesH
" 1abeM fuh. MS
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Observation-Disclosures.

Gin 9pru6 lautet rWas @ott su=
lammensefigt, oas ioa oer Nleni9
niAt i6eioen", aber es i9sint beinabe,
als niiroen ni6t alle @ben i'm Simmel
seihloHen, ionlt bdtte man nibt 10
piele @beibeiounsen. 9tidt tpeniser als
lieben oerielben wuroen lebte Wode in
bielisem GeriAte setpdbrt, ndmlib:
Sane S. Morsan sesen 9apio g.
Mor9an.
9aniel Gdmarm sesen 9tnna
S1narm.
Wiuiam s. 2otprp se3en Malinba
s. 2otprp.
glice 3um6a6 9esen Sacob 3. 3uu,z
bad.
glnora Bence sesen Gbarles %.
8ence.
Wiliam G. gorbett sesen 9eua Gor=
bett.
9tobert g. Merrid segen Marp 8.
Werrif.
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Sn gn9liib, Sno., ipuroen 5bomas
Golop, tpdbrenb er betrunfen auf benz
6eloe lag. BON ieiner Grau 0dnoe unb
SiiBe suiammenaebunoen, uno ibm
Sal3 anf bic 6dnoe, bas @eiidt uno
Die Gleioer geifreut. oalnit bas 0ieb
| i'm - 3u Sobe Iefen mD9e. sic fagte,
oaB iie oies eetban babe. um iih an
6olep sl RIDDEN, neil bieier fie einmal
in Der Sruntenbeit gepriigelt babe.
Stalien unb bic G9tpei3 merriam
li1 pertragen. Ser 9treit, Der uber
cine gaaatelle entftanoen III. tDtro benz
Saaser S9iebsseridt Sur Sblihtung
unterbreltet peroen. Befdnftigung bat
auf beioe 2dnoer bic Notbnenbiefeit ge=
mirft. einen 0anoelsoertras abaufdlie=
ben. Der nidt in Wngriff genommen
lueroen tann, 10 lange Die oiplomatiI1en
Ve5ebungen ab9ebroben iinb.
Gin neuer 9ampfer ,Silfra" BON
Noelaioe, Siioauifralien iiberfubr un-
tueit Netpcaitle an Der Miinbung bes
Spne ben norueeifden DalnpFer
v0ella". tpelder fofort ianf. @ieben
bon oeRen Wannldaft ertranten, 3ebn
puroen bon Der vOitera" 9erettet.
Der @robbersos Srieori9 bon gaben
bat lebte.Wo6e oas soloene Hesierunss
Subildum sefeiert.
Cine ioeben beraussefommene Sta=
tiltit labt erieben, oaB iid Die 3abl Der
ginnohner gerlins in ben Iebten Is
Sabren oeraoe UNI cine Wfinion ber=
mebrt bat.
Sn 6olse zines Ndienbru9es ent=
9leiite am Is. gpril bel 2onopl, gna=
lano, in SapneD Sunction Der Nrbeiter=
8oritaotsus Der Greet gaftern Giien=
babn. IS befanben li6 ca. 500 Mr-
better auf oem 3uqe, bon benen 3tpei
auf Der STEELE get0otet, Is idtuer uno
iiber 100 leiat bermunoet tpurbeu.
Die gauern Der rufiii6en propinsen
pultapa uno Gbartop, mo na9 ben
eingelautenen geri6ten $4,000 2eute
lib an ben Nuftdnoen betbeiliaen,
baben bereits abtsis eroBe Glitter ge=
pliinoert uno auf oieien alles aerf6rt,
mas lie niht mitnebmen fonnten. Die
ganse @egeno tit in elm @drefensreai=
ment berwanoelt, uno bic @runbbeIiber
muiien li9 ourd bic Gludt ben MiB.
banolun9en entsie6en. Mit ieoem Sage
wd6f Die Gurdt, bab G1arfptp uno
anoere Ort16aften bon ben Nufriibrern
Gn9e9riffen weroen ipiiroen.
Sn SeutIdlaro lit bic ginfubr ame=
ritanilhcr &oblen bon 10, 756 Sonnen
i'm Sabre 1900 auf 48,601 Sonnen i'm
Sabre 1901 setie9en.
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Wemeite Na1ri1tcst.

Nm 9ienltae ipiitbeten i'm toeitli6en
llngarn, in Oefterrei9. gD9men uno
8ali5ien beftige 5Aneeitiirme uno Der
oaourd aueeri6tete S6aoen miro Elm
iehr grpber iein, benn Die Sbitbdume
mie aub Die @einltDfe peheu in boiler
8liitbe.
Sic Sauern lnru6en i'm iiibliden
&uBlano nebmen INNER gr6Beren um=
fang an. 9as Wilitar 1T iotpeit nidt
i'm 5tanoe eemeien, b,e 8ranoHittun=
gen uno oas pliinoern 81 perDinoern
uno Die @runobeliber I'M gan5en @ou=
pernment pultalpa Hiibten ii6 in Die
Staot Yultawa. sSiirit Sbelenstp Der
@ouberneur BON Sberion, befiir9tet,
oaB au1 in bieTem Commencement, in
benz befanntlicb cine 0uneersnotb
berrlbt, Auffanoe hattfinoen meroen.
9lm Samitas fanben in Sranfrei6
Neunahlen ltatt unb ben lebten, bonn
Miniferium oes Snnern perDffentlih=
ten Wablna6ri6ten 5ufolge. iino 248
Winiferialilten unO lS3 MitglieDer Der
Sppoiition in bic Seputirtealammer
ertpdblt iuoroen. Sn l73 9iltriften
miilIen Namtuablen Itattfinoen. 8on
oieien Ei1triften tperoen oorausfbtli9
l22 Minilterialifen uno 81 @esner
Der Gesierung ertp1blen.
@efern wollte man an Der 8Drle in
2onoon tpifleu, baB 1i9 Der Yuren=
general 9elareD nit brei Rommanoos
eraeben babe. Sie Nabribt beoarf Der
Beidtiauns.
Ssiinibunoert WngeItelte Der p6fel=
6irma 2ibbD, McNeia uno 2ibbp in
Gbicago lino in Solse vi6Ie6ter 3eiten"
entlaKen tporoen. Die 2eute muroen
bereits am 5amifaa Nbeno entlalien,
es tpuroe oies aber erf am Dienitag be-
fannt.
Das unterieeii1e Sorpeooboot sui
tom, oas lih in Besleituna Der Dadt
vWlinoora" unb bes @1leppoampfers
Storm Sing" auf Der Sabrt bon ytetp
Sort nab WaIbinston befano, fam am
Dienltag am Oelamare Bgeatpater in
pbilaDelpbia an. 2urae 3eit natb Der
Mnfunft bes 6abraeuges fano an Borb
cine grplolion itatt. BEL Der fiinf Ser.
ionen 3iemli9 i9tper berleBt murben.
gs miro beridtet, baB ntaceboniide
Nebellen Bel Ganino, nabe Pbilip, i'm
tpelfli9en Macebonien elm @1armii=
BEL nit tiirtii6en Sruppen befanben
unb $50 tiirfilde Golbaten in benz
@efedte get0otet uurben. Die Ser.
lufe ber Nebellen follen ebenfaas er=
beblid 9etpeien iein.
Cine perberblihe grplofon i1lagen-
ber Metter erei9nete li1 gefern Morgeil
in einen1 Ber9tDerfe bon Seplib, Bob
men. 6e1s Bergleute ,purben babel
|9et6otet unb bier berlebt.
Ser 2onbent Der Mmalaamateb
Mllociatior Der Gtabl- llnb giienarbei.
ter bat bic bpn QDhnfomnlittee einbe.
ribtete 2obnitala ratifiairt.
Durm einen berbeerenben 1ornobo
fanoen in Glenmpre, 3eras. fiinf per-
iOnen ibren lob, piersig wuroen ber-
llstt.
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y I'm einem lanse aefublten geoiirfs
nib au entlpre4en, bat Elm beutl9er
Gelebrter, prof. 96u9, elm .@1impf-
m6rter=2eriton" fertis eeitelt. Das
Bud entbdlt $500 5binpfp6rter,
iorafdltis einsetbeilt in fiinf Saupts
Qbtbeilunaen. Wer iebt leinen 8e=
fiiblen 2uft MAIDEN min, obne 1ib cine
Glase Desen 8erbal= Sniurie auf ben
0als su laben, brau9t Dem getrefen-
ben Bios cine poltfarte su ienoen nit
benz fursen Wermert .5iebe 51ud,
5eite 5. Belle z bon oben", ooer ie na9
BebiirfniB.
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= Cine Nem g)orfer 3eitung brad

= Cine Netp Oorfer 3eitung bra6te
am Gonntag In elmer uno berielben
@palte Na1ribten iiber folgenbe Wor=
fdlIe zines unb besIelben Sages in Stem
Norf: Elm Rnabe muroe bon einem
Mutomobil iiberfabren, elm Gnabe
tpurbe bon elmer Drofdfe iiberfabren,
Elm 2nabe murbe bon elmer elettriinen
Drol1fe iiberfabren, Elm Rnabe ipuroe
bon elmer Srolep Gar iiberfabren, Elm
RinD tpurbe bon einen @eiAdftswagen
iiberfabrett, elm 2inb tpurbe BON einem
SpeoitioestDa8en ibcrfabren.
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4 Niejer 2oben bleibt oefhlol5e1,
Bis bas Fleif1 tpieber billiger tDiro.
so i'd lefen beute IN 0unberten bon
Drten. Mu9 prolperitdt. (@bl.
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Sunday, Nov. :, 1907, Lesson
Acts. i:l-5.
a. Jesus only BEGAN his work
while on earth.
ID What Jesus is NOW Doing
Heb. 7:25; OPS; i4:l5; i;l6; l0:I9-22 !;
John l4:2-~S. w. Durham.
~ What Can / do for Jesvs?-~
ii Cor. 5:ls TO 6;l-Edgar Miller,
Brooks Tingle, Amy Ash, Mamie
Dell Barrow, Cloantha Copass.
b. Jesus was raised from the dead.
We, too, shall be raised from the
dead-Aets 10:4e-3l; ! Ger. 1888;
l5:l2-20- Miss Annie Strong.
c. Jesus lived and wrought in the
Holy Spirit aud commands Us to do
the same.
Cd What Jesus Did, In the Holy
Spirit--Luke al; ALL; Ais, Matt.
l2;2S; Heb. OLA; | Peter 3:Is-Mrs.
Mcknight.
~ What the Holy Spirit Can Do
for Us-John 1876; 1888; Jude 30s
John I4:2G; Luke 24:4a--S. r. Park,
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Epworth League Program.

Sunday, Nov. 8. Subject: 1.-THE
Best Gift''-I Cor. 12:2S-3l, Bib
Leader, Mrs. Doss,
Song.
The Love Of God-Joha 3:lf@l--
Miss Ruby Smith.
Christ's Great Love Rom. s:35-..9
Lynn Lassweil.
Love to Enemies Matt. 5:43-4s-
Mrs Wright.
Song.
Love Working Principle ames
2.S-26- Miss Hattie May Smith.
Love Applied -- Rom. l2:9-2l- Mrs.
Hey.
Love to Man Proof Of Love to
God Ralph Bowling.
Song.
Poor Indeed without Love-Mrs.
Johnson.
The Supremacy Of Love-Mrs.
Howell.
Every one invited.
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Pc rs oNALs

Father MuIIoy Of Ennis was here
this morning.
WIN sadler was here this morn
ing from Ennis.
r. vickery of Fert Worth was in
the city yesterday.
Karl Fl. Word of Whitney was in
the city yesterday.
Fl. A. Pierce came in this mern-
ing from trip to the West.
Policeman Lon Williams of En-
mis- was in the city this morning.
Mrs. r. H. Bynum and Miss
Maud Gibson visited in Dallas to-
day.
Mrs. w. T. Chrisman and Miss
Kimmel of Midlothian were in the
city today.
G.. B. Tingle from Titus County
is visiting T. j. Tingle and family
on Farley street.
j. j. Doran, master mechanic in
the Central shops at Ennis, was
here today as u witness in the
county court.
Miss Effie Rosson of Milford
who has been attending Trinity
University, will return home this
evening on account of her eyes not
being in condition for her to con-
tinue her studies.
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But where TO find that
happiest spot below;
Who can direct when all
pretend to know?

Goldsmith.
Many are satisfied to live in
Northwest Texas, having proved the
value of the land in this region as a
good crop yaiser. Not only cattle,
but wheat, cotton, corr, feedstutfs,
cant lOupes, garden tr OK and good
hralth flourish herein a district
where malaria is impossible, and
very little doing for jails and hos
pitfalls.
Land, which is being sold at
really low figures tho the con-
stantly increasing demand is stead
lily boosting values - Is still
abundant; and farms and ranches
OF all sizes, very happily located,
are being purchased daily.
We will gladly supply all Gskers
with a copy of little book, pub
lished by the Northwest Texas Real
Estate Association, which contains
an interesting series of straight
forward statements of what PEG
PIE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED
along the line of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31
CHEAP SETTLERS RATES
TO THE FAR WEST AND
NORTHWEST

The Burlington Route renews the
low one-way Settlers rate of $500
from Missouri River to California,
Portland and the Puget Sound coun-
try every day during September and
October, with correspondingly low
rates 10 the Spokane district and the
Butte Helena district; also proper
tionate rates from interior Missouri,
Kansas and Southwest territory.
1.-The Burlington Northern Pacific
Exress0 is the great through train
leaving Kansas City daily for the
Northwest, Through coaches, chair
Tourist Sleepers to Butte, Helena,
Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland.
Connecting train from Denver at
night joining this Northwest train
at Alliance. Neb.
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Notice.

We are going to make extensive
improvements in our ice plant this
year and for this reason will have
to close our Cold Storage depart
ment on she 10th of November in
order to get our plant in condition
for next seasons business and will
expect allperishabIe products stored
with US to be removed by that time.
We have stored $50 tons of ice and
will continue delivering same as
long as our customers demand. If
you do not get your ice promptly
please phone us and we will get it to
YOU immediately. Respectfully,
Waxahachie Ice Works,
so w. D. Anderson, Mgr.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

The board Of directors of the Wax
, 4hachie Ghautauqua met yesterday
morning at II O'Clock TN the Young
/ Mems Christian Association rooms.
the occasion being the third annual
meeting of the association. A full
board was present, consisting of
Rev. G.. G.. Mcdonnell of Whites
boro, Rev. j. G.. Smith OF Waxa-
hachie, Rev. w. II. Preston Of Oak
Cliff, Rev. w. B. Fitzhugh Of Ar
iington and Prof. j Nj. Parker Of
Italy, Texas.
Following a discussion OF plans
for the coming Chautauqua, the
dates of which were set for July Il
10 81, inclusive. and the outlining
Of program said to be- Of unusual
interest, officers were elected for
the coming year as follows; Rev.
G. G. Mcdonnell, president; Rev. j.
&. Smith. vice president, and Rev.
w. II. Preston, secretary and treas
urer.
The program for the next Chan~
tsuqua is NOS yet complete, and the
meeting yesterday was said to haf e
outlined it, for the purpose Of later
Hiling Ii In. IL was stated that the
last two Chautauquas of the assor
citation were very successful, and
the desire of the officers and treas
urer was 20 create program for
the coming event which would far
excel those of the past two years
Dallas Sawn
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University Annex Addition.

The Ferris farm just east of, and
adjoining the University grounds has
been laid off in blocks OF from two
to five acres each, and will be known
as the University Annex Addition.
Several blocks have already been
reserved by prospective builders. II
you want "A large lot convenient to
University and the city at a reas-
enable prices, and on easy terms,
see Mr.. -. NJ. Lancaster who will
take pleasure in showing you the
property. dSlw39