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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27
Unfortunate Hanpentnr..

Unfortunate happenings.
A fatal railroad collision occurred re-
Gently on the Iowa Central.
A great boulder crashed into train
in Arkansas, and killed seven and in
jured fourteen.
A fire in the Jefferson rqoming house.
on Ontario street, Cleveland. did $780,
900 damage to that and adjoining prop
erty. the Jefferson being entirely de-
s.royed.
Robert Nilroy, we'll known horse
man and secretary of the California
Jockey club, diedq at San Francisco
fl ON injuries received in a street car
accident two weeks ago.
Fire destroyed the upper work of the
steamer Fred Kelly, lying in winter
quarters in Cleveland. When the flames
had been subdued the firemen found the
burned body of Waterman L. Walker in
the hold of the vessel.
August Blumenthal, cornicenaker.
was instantly killed. and six workmen,
Will Clayton, L. w. Johnson, Joseph
Goodman, Lee Hampton. Frank Holt
and w. Bolt We're severely shocked,
while placing cornice on a new build
ing at Provo, Utah.
Mrs. Howard Gould fell on the ferry
boat Sag Harbor and sprained her right
knee. The doctor says she will be con-
fined to the house for some weeks. She
had to be lifted from the carriage in
which She went from the station, and
was carried indoors.
The town of South Mills, N. c.. near
the Dismal Swamp, was practically de-
stroyed by fire recently. and at last re-
ports the flames were heading towards
the swamp. The fire started in i negro
skanty and spread rapidly. The town
had no fire department. Four hundred
families are reported homeless.
Foreign GOssiD.
Germany has 4 sensation in business
circles.
The social season in the Russian cap"
itai is gay and brilliant.
Boer delegates propose 4 congress of
nations to work for peace in Africa.
A state of anarchy prevails in Trieste,
Austria, as result of the strikes.
The Russian official view of the An
glo-Japanese alliance is made public.
Venezuela FORCES recently SulLefeu
two defeats at the hands OF the rebels.
British mounted infantlymen were
caught in a Boer trap ana suffered Sc
"ere loss.
Santos Dumont fell into the sea re-
Gently because OF an accident to his
flying machine.
The explanation sent from Tokyo that
Great Britain was virtually forced into
an alliance by Marquis Ito threatening
to join Russia Is now widely accepted
as a fact In London.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27

Mark Tapley would have made an
ideal governor for the Philippines.
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Dark Mystery Puzzles the
Police Officials at
Pelham.
LOOKS LIKE A MURDER.
Victim Resembles a Man Who Re-
ported that He Had Been
Lured to Secluded Spot.


PELHAM. y Y Jan q The body
q, A wc,l-Arssscd unknown man was
found on the sidewalk on Fi''h 1vsnu"
between Third ana Fourth strn"'s carry
THIS morning The h1iy was .rlHE 'n""
downward The side = his H-rd WIS
b-u sed Coroner Banning has hai he
BODY removed 70 Van hr-lale.s nrrsIe
in Noun; vernon. ana ha, orleE.i an
AUTOPSY
The body resembles :5- Ies.rin'I.r of
man who call~i AZ the Mount vernon
police station Saturday night and roe
ported how two men nol taken him
from New York 20 Pehlm and .'t"mpt.
ed 20 rob him. but that he had driven
them away
The man did not give his name or ad-
dr, ss. but said that he met hls Two as
sallnnts IN New York by appointment
and they had boarded q 'rolle, car f'r
Pelham When they r"nrhci.a SOC gd,i
spot in Pelham IN" two men pulled ,hrtr
victim from 'he car .ni 'r.ei 20 81 ais
money.
Af'er the attempted robbcry 'hc man
called on the Mount Vernon police
and told Of his experience They sen;
him back 20 Pelham 20 swear a.t a war,
ran; sor the men. as the attempted rob
berry took place in this village Il ts not
known whether hc came back or not
The evening world., 1902-01-27
A GOOD CHANGE.
A Change ot Food WORKS Wonders.

The wrong food and drink cause
n lot OF trouble In this world. To
change the food is the first duty OF
every person that is ILL., particularly
from stomach and nervous troubles
As an illustration: \ lady in Hlck-
mon Mills, Mo. has. with her hus-
band. been brought around TO health
again by leaving on coffee and some
articles oi food that did not agree
with them They began using Pos
tum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts
Breakfast Food.
She says For n number OF years
suffered with stomach and bowel
trouble which kept getting worse
until was very III most OF the
time About four years ago left
on coffee and began taking Postum
NV stomach api bowels improved
right along. but | was so reduced in
flesh and so nervous that the least
thing would overcome me.
Then changed my food and be-
gan using Grape-Nuts Breakfast
aod In addition to ms Postum Cof-
fee. lived on those two -lnclpally
for about four months. Day by day
gained in flesh and strength until
now the nervous trouble has entirely
disappeared and feel that owe
my life and health 10 Postum and
Grape Nuts.
Husband Is 73 years old and he
was troubled for lo1g time with
occasional cramps and slept badly.
Finally prevailed upon him TO
ts.,.o ~ ,ncn. and fakn p,afu,,
He stood out for long time. bu,
aftc. he tried Postum for a few days
he found that he could sleep and
that his cramps disappeared. He
was satisfied and has never had cof-
fee since.
Il have a brother In California
who has been using Postum for SOW
eral years; his whole family use II
also because they have had such
good results from IL"
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Thc wheat Market.

The Nutlf market today opened nc-
lively There was a heavy decline led
by corn and oats, The selling was gem
t!Il The rrIrish sentiment u due ia
"a In cs,css Of ,ha.a ~ last y.ar.
New Nprk- opening prices nero:
Mty wheat. ~ ~: jay, 81 i-S to ~ -
july corn, G is
Chicagos opening prices were; May
wheat. ~ lis to - 3-s. July. n 81 %
7s is MAY corn. 81 i-e T. g. July
81 3-S 10 81 is
Wh.at--May. ~ 3-s bid. July. ~ Ia hid:
March. u. Corn-May. Is l.? Inly
65 IL.
Chicago's closing prices were; Wheat
January. H1-i: MAY. - ~: JULY u b-s
bid. corn-January. % Ia. May 60 ID
to 60 rs: July. % -. September. 80 3-t-
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Referendum Irged.

Wheeler II. rerkhlm and Rev pr
Lyman Abbott air"Ssed Mayor Low As
members OF the committee DR. Adler
was TO nav" presented his views but
was untvoidably absent. Wills :
ogden said ~ Adler favored the
referendum.
Dr. AhDp't said That each member ot
'hr committee aal divergent Jews On
excise. bui nd finally been able %
agree upon the Two propositions. tho
E.ying tD restaurants ~" right to sell
liluur AMI he Fyf r'uI4m
ut would n" mistake said Dr. Ab-
bptt. Q" ~ 10 'He L"glsiatIre and ask
Tor open looms 600 Sunday
Wheeler n prrkham heartily fayoeci
both propositions made hy the commit
ie. particularly the rctcr'u lIm
"IhlS administration is u'rr because
IN" people wanted an honest, upright.
falthsu, government II would be a
mistake to have the next city election
turn nu any 1ur small question There
FORE. this oNcis. matter should Doe do
tcrmned Al special election next
spring Let the citizens then say what
they want IN the way OF llqur laws"
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Strange Disappearance Of
Lawyer Max Josephs, of
Brooklyn.
LURED TO MT. VERNON.
Went to See About a Damage Suit
and Hasn't Been Heard From
in Three Days.


The Mount Vernon police are to-day
trying to clear 40 a mystery In She
dlSarp''ran'c y Max J''"ph'' a law
YER. Win Offices at NJ. ~ fu't'n E'rc'''
brooklyn who went 70 taat city on
r friday. r'g's''f'l ht the Mount vernon
h'''l. disappeared aHr'ns me hlEh' ana
mas not been see" "aer.
hN"fy 'nh'aA''A goes =" snow 'h',
I's"ph' was i'.' yea 80 Mount ''rh V,
'hdcr me rd'' o.. Se'."s C''eh' "'
"l- ana p''''''S ''"''S '''' W."
Hh'r'S 10 ''.'' '"' '''N'' ''''
urea
Joscphs hai '''h retained j" SUI
Z" recover damages ''F ''' 'e''' '' an
''''an VINO W." ,' "'',. %
lH''s"' "'' .1" 2' ',''
t'''''
F''Nh' H'iU'H- J'N"PHS .'''''
otter from M4uut ycrnyn ',ll.lg him
20 70 To- Mount I,rn.u Ia, nur. n. the
,,i,e a, .b. t.,.t ,,,,, ,,.', III, ,,,,,,
""e 't 'A' I''d man h'i Arrived from
lialv and wanted &" see him. In the
.rtter u Vas stated that there would
20. a man AZ The Grand Central Staftcn
-''' ''' 'N''''''
90 meet nm.
JOsephs started for Mount Vernon
1It did not ru.rt ,h. ,,,,r a. tb. Grand
Central s,,,inr tI,...,r,,,|,s5 a., Nm,
vernon where h" located an Italian IN
tcrpreter. who took him 70 the house in
oak stree, ,b.r. ~. ,if. of IN. dad
- "''''N 80 -
The evening world., 1902-01-27
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton market opened steady
to-day. with prices / - points lower
The sentiment IN the markc; vac evenly
divided Liverpool cables being offset by
small port receipts.
The market rallied somewhat after the
cal 900 .Iy"rlng and som" commission
buying Trading was quiet during the
early pnrs ps 'hc session.
The opening prices were! March. SO
to svi April. so 20 S.i5. May, Sill TO
sl. June SIC 60 -. July, SO to NlI.
Angus, 20 'n a. September. 20 TO
q october. 30 To ri
Tie closing pr Fr- were. January, 20
90 30, Februnry ;rs - "a" Mara.
sc 20 NoI Anrl', sos 10 SO, MAY. S'9
'p SO" june sl5 20 sli July. SIS 70
S'i. August 7's 20 7.7 september. : II
Iu 712 october ~ TO -
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Ask for General Alarm.

This morning friends II Mnnne ~aw
Pr',e inspector Mclaughlin AZ police
Headquarters, IN Bro 'klyn. and asked
that a general alarm po sent pu' Nc
S.luFhlln advised mat a search of the
hospitals 1c made a1d thl' a general
inquiry be made among ;rlerds anl ace
qualutIures u thr missing man before
4auding ont an alarm This Will be
done Al once
Mrs Mannc ls the daughter ~ a
wealthy reil-"stlio dealer named Kemp
ne- Name himself considered
wealthy IL Na- essentially apmc
man. rarely going gu, unless accompa-
MED ny his Wi,g.
The evening world., 1902-01-27
POLICE HAVE NEW
MURDER THEORY.
MRS. ALIENS BODY CARRIED
IN COVERED WAGON.
search for Driver who May Clear
Up the White Plains
Mystery.
sesel.i to II, Erealns worlil

WHITE PLAINS. y Y. Jan. II
Chtcr " Police Carpenter SAYS that
he expects 20 make m important arrest
tonight sor ths--urior % Mrs. Isabella
Allen. He r. looking for the driver OF,
covered wagon In which the body N
the woman IL said to have been carried
to The place where it was found
Tn" police theory now ls tina; Mrs.
Allen was killed at spot a considerable
The evening world., 1902-01-27

TAYLORVN.LE, III. Jan. :7,-Phy.
sclans are puzzled over the case Of
Mrs Sarah Mackey. who has been snees-
ing now more than a week at the rate
OF about se5 sneezes n day. She Is ap-
psrently sneeziny her life away and
thus FAR every effort TO relieve her sur
fering has failed.
The evening world., 1902-01-27
distance from her house.

Salvatore FIlz z1ronc. the stone ma:N'
who was arrested on Saturday. Is sti
IN jail. bu, the police have no evidenc
. gaInst him ana he viii hc dlschnrs 81
\ requiem mass was said for Mr.
Alien THIS morning no - JOINS churcl
and her funeral followed, the bura
brirs in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Mayor Lows Plan.

To -Acse suggestions MAYOR Low re-
piied
N puall- opinion were NOR" united
upon 'hs subject. the case would be az
fer.r, hHt divided as II Is. tho limit OF
the Mayors function i TO point out. IN
general terms. what seems - MIN the
pathway us which Improvement may De
4sd.
In some form ar another think the
CITY ITSELF must he allowed 20 WORK oI'
- oNn salvation.
"r much prefer local option 20 refer
endum. \ referendum sometimes !.
merely an expression %; opinion. Local
np,ion. on nc other hand. Is Wei
known process by which tho vote OF
,n. community gives the tdeet and
force o, law
There are many who think that II
a majority We're 20 vote. 20 MAINTAIN
the resent law on the question OF
Sunday selling. that then II could b"
enforced. even 80 far a. TO prevent the
rrivat. ~ well as the public sale Of
liquor IN SUNDAY
.arh.. ma, p" $50. bu, lprpt q. 'or
,a. lnsg-m .lu'tplc difficulty .n pr"
..u-lag 'ar Illegal sale % private does
,tl, sprtnr a, any time 70 ih. last state
m.ui rom the IHNl.ingucss y he
authorities ., prevent % Ea. selling. but
from the presence Zoo 'hc cl'y Z very
arg. BODY oi pcpp" Who yield 20
obedience - 'h~s- clauses " Do" law.
because these gr visions conflict so s"-
raIs.s u.rl with heir persona, aaatA
and Attn tna.T opinions
u .hint. nrr,''-". hat u local p
ion .. granted u Shuuld ac "a 'he :nrm
W ncts4r. that affords q recurring
,pportuni'y FOR tho city ,o vote upon
The evening world., 1902-01-27
brother HADN'T seen Him.

Late last uiEHt. when Mr Maine al
not return home his wife called M
bertrand Mauue and asked what Ie-
,,lncd Henry The answer was ;ha,
Henry Rad not been ,herc all
Inquiry was then made ~ tho mem
b.rs ot the Hebrew Benevolent Associ-
alton who had attended yesterday $
mcetin. Mr. Name had NOT attended
that meeting Other Inquiries were
made. hut lid not result IN any c!Ie to
Tho lnMNcr-s Mhcrclhnu,s
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Local option h, Ror"uHh..

Il think. too. that the smallest unit
which 20 would DE SAFE 20 use are tl-
5oroughs These being geographically
So distinct think local option by bYr-
nuEhs would 5e prncticabie. srould
d1uo; the wisdom o.: lsing any smaller
Unit.
Win the light that have now /
think Vel Of IN. idea of.gyiue res
;IIrants the rigA, t. sell on sunday. Il
fl" t'tai.s ug such measure can b.. uu'
ga satisfactory form At the pr,s,a.
time the ,aw extend. this privu.s, ,1
hotels. 30 defined as 90 give rise 90 o.
distinct class OF embellishments which
nav, come 20 c' known ls RIu,s-llN
hotels. that lend themselves to al. sorts
Or lH!agitg
IT would be = great gain IN every
Wy II this privilege could be given lu-
stead 20 bona nI- restaurants And
with such provision of the !pw - Jos.
duce many saloons 20 become r.rti4-
rants. not on Sundays only but on ever,
Hay OF the week. 81 Is not easy Goo So,
hpH the public interests would sun,r
III bilI is presented to the lssis-
!aiure along these Ines am prepared
"a say to the Legislature At the proper
sine what seems tu me tho terms u tA.
problem vita which !; - called upon 20
.,i, Al -
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Hospitals and Institutions
Being Searched for
Henry Name.
HIGH SOCIAL STANDING.
Starts Out TO Attend Hebrew Be-
nevoient Society's Meeting,
but Never Arrived.

iTc7-y M1nno formerly law partner
o' Foster l.. Harkus. Naturalization
uoy ~ Kings county l. missing.
Mr. Mnuuc has Jaw Office. at No 5,
Liberty street and lives at No. 70 Ea~
sisU-nr street Ilc - about forty on,
years Old. ruldy n complexion wears a
small, olosc-crpppci mus'a-hc and is
quite stout llr is well known in tho
Brooklyn courts having practls,i ;herc
fnr number of YEAR. NJ Name I,
well connected socially. being a member
~ Euclid Lodge, + and y VI The Elk
and the Hebrew Bcn-volou, s1.c,y
i. Mas go meeting of the latter 80
cicty thar Mlunc pointed when ne left
nj. homo lt dock yesterday after
noon II, told hls wife that he would
attend the meeting and then 90 20 see
his brother. bertrand y Name who
lives In HrooKl'n and j.. also a lawyer.
with p'iic.~ No. Temple bar
The evening world., 1902-01-27
hacked by Mo,ion. Galore.

There vere hol'dozoH motions on
Jus'. hoyen:r!tts calendar 10 ihc con
tont.p1 over the '-iuEI,-h"Nh' police
law poyory wanted wauiIngs 90
the CYmmlssiHuor y Police ,o -'-oEntzc
him ~. chief. 1np-her 20 the Ctvil Scr
vr. BoaFi o. certify lis hill fnr salary
as CHIe' 81 Police ~ g"0 , year sin-"
last Washington. birthday when the
Now law went into "n's pusting him.
and another 90 tac COMPTROLLER 20 pay
him hl. salary A. chief There wc.e
similar motions ~ ndhalf Il eK-Police
Comm a.lur.r AhsN
The evening world., 1902-01-27
MAYOR LOW TELLS
HIS EXCISE PLAN.
Let Each Borough Vote Every Two Years tol
the Liquor Law 1t Wants.

tho questions submitted At Intervals %
tNn nr three yrars
49, such process tho CITY would
before long solve the question In some
FORM ik"ly 20 - accepted oy every
body
'Nothin. but discussion and cSpor-
fence. under our American conditions.
can solve problem Of this character.
ana the advantage or focal option IS
that 1t commits the solution % tho lI's-
ton il IL. lueal aspects 20 she discussion
aui experience ~ those Nho ar, mDE
n'ar.y affected by ii
'huk that any b.l providing FOR
local option should provide for special
spring elections 50 that the questions
submitted can be discussed and passed
upon free from all other issues.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04
The Revival Meeting.

The sermon last night by Evange-
list Fitzgerald was one ofpower, and
for nearly an hour he held his au-
dienee spellbound. His theme was
Repentance" aud he handled the
subject In masterful way. AT the
after meeting there were six pro-
fessions Of faith. The christian
people of the city are enjoying the
services and getting great fgood out
of the meetings. Tonight at z p. IN.
Rev. j. n. Ivy Of lhe Presbyterian
church will preach qh the street,
The meeting will pc conducted by
the University bofsE There viii be
no services tonight Tomorrow
morning the usual services will be
held at the different churches, but
at $3.50 p. m. service VIII be held
at the Baptist church for the chill.
dren. Tomorrow night Evangelist
Fitzgerald win preach at the Bap
list church, beginning at 7:30.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04
TIE LONG 1 sH0RT Or IT

%~~~~~v~v~e@see @~s@~~~S@s
Lay reading 1t the Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock.
w. i. Hanna Of Lindale has ac-
cepted d position in the repair de-
partnent or A. II. Threadgill's jewel
~ store.
Mr.. r. b. Wilson, musician OF
some merit, is now connected with
the Ross JeweIry Company, as
salesman in tho musical depart
ment,
w. l.. Callens, of the Rocket
community, recently sold his farm
to w. A. Clopton and is now pros
pecting In Oklahoma with a view to
locating there.
Prof j. G. Whitehead, from near
Forreston, passed through the yes
terday evening on his way to Era,
Cooke county, where he will teach
school this winter.
Superintendent Grow brought in
gang of convicts from the county
farm this morning to level down the
ground /" the courthouse yard which
was trampled up by the cattle Thurs
day night.
Yesterday afternoon the Houston
and Texas Central section gang put
down car load of cinders and
gravel on the walk between the ice
plant and the depot. This improve
ment was greatly needed.
DR.. -. q. Thompson yesterday
presented the fire boys with $50 in
recognition OF their services In saw
ing his store building from destrue-
ton Thursday night. The gift Is
very much appreciated by the boys.
Ed Tharp, good citizen from the
Brittcn country, was a pleasant
caller At this office today. Mr..
Tharp said a good deal Of wheat was
raised in that section this year aud
that large acreage would be sown
this fall.
Uncle Bobbie Mayfield, the oldest
living settler OF Ellis county, was
In the city today from his home
near saralvo and paid this office a
pleasant call. Mr.. Mayfield Is now
in his nth year, bat despite this add
vanced age be Is enjoying excep-
tionaliy good health.
w J. Bark sdale was in Dallas
yesterday and bought from w. T.
Spann of Oak CHI a foe Jersey
cow that took the second premium
at the Dallas fair, paying for her
600 His brother, q, I. Bark sdale,
also bought one from the same
party. paying the same price. These
gentleman have recently built mag
nitieent homes In West End near
Trinity University and it is their
purpose to start little herd Of
thoroughbred Jerseys. They say
they viii buy only the finest strains
Of blood that can be obtained.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04


after four Wzeka i0nFneyIna IA
the West from Alexander ID brown
wood and San Angelo this morning
finds me Iii the picturesque little
town or salado on the beautiful
salado river Ewhose limpid spark
/ Ing waters gurgle up from depths
unknown and rapidly rush away to
lose their freshness In the briny
waters Of the the faraway sea. But
such is the absolute demand of the
law of grayitation,
everything seeking rest, yet under
going many changes. In the onward
march mentation is written in Wis.,
ible characters upon the brow OF
every terrestrial object, and yet there
Is nothing new under the sun"
Sic transit glori mundi to the beau
tiful Salado as fractional part OF
all the rest. Little did | know there
was so romantic spot in, the Lone
Star state as the little antique
town Of Salado, which, ! am told,
was once praised as the educational
center of Texas.
While / am preaching for the
Primitive Baptists, and my motto is
to incline neither to the right nor to
the left from the old land marks,
yet / shall not neglect to speak a
good word for Trinity University as
I go, which | find is attracting much
attention throughout the state.
There are many reasons why Trim
fly is going to lead the van ia the
onward march of universities Of
Texas. First, because 1t is located
in the best town, in the best county,
In the best state, in the best nation
in the best world under the sun.
And while Id is under the auspices
of the Cumberland Pre-, byterian de-
nomination they are people of
culture, virtue and refinement, and
while | am not Presbyterian doe
trinalIy ! can but admire them as "a
Jealous, progressive Christian peo-
pie whose motto is to educate rath-
er than to proselyte, to cheer the
fallen and help the faint" 1t has
been said, you know, that other de-
nominations would become extinct
were it not for the Presbyterians'
noble tact in training girls to be-
come wives TO guard the homes.
Whether this be a general rule or
not / shall not say, but one thing
know, away back in the hill coun-
try OF Middle Tennessee d poor
Rebel Southern boy wooed and won
the heart and hand of a beautiful
Presbyterian lass of sweet sixteen
and all along down the path of a
checkered life she has been patient
In tribulation, constant in effort to
lend IA helping hand IA every good
work. Her influence has been "A
lamp TO my feet when darkness
gathered on the way" God bless
my noble wife. Some day she will
find sweet rest from all her toll here
below j. A PAINE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04
Al the Methodist Church.

Services at tn" Methodist church
sunday morning and evening, at III
aud go. Preaching by the pastor.
Subject for the morning, "A Pre-
pared Place for d Prepared People. "
Subject for the evening, The Po-
leney Of Pure Hearp' Sacrament
Of the Lords Sd ppeT at the close OF
the morning serfiYes, and church
conference at theN<loss of the eve
ming service. Everybody invited.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04

II just seemed 10 have gone all to
pieces, writes Alfred Bee, OF We'll
fare, Tex. "biliousness and lame
back had made life a burden. /
couldn't eat or sleep and felt almost
too worn out to work when / began
to use Electric Ritters, bat they
worked wonders. Now / sleep like
Il top, can eat anything, have gained
in strength and enjoy hard work. y
They give vigorous health and new
life TO weak, siekly, rundown peo-
pie, Try them. Only soc at Her
ring-Sparks drug store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04

Pastor Ewell viii preach his fare
well sermon at the Main Street
Christian church tomorrow morning.
Next week he leaves for Bonham
where he viii i'm future labor. He
invites his friends out to hear his
last sermon ia the morning. There
will be no service at night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-04
Feed! Feed! Feed!l!

You will find corn, oats, wheat,
bran, and corn chops, also chops
made of wheat, cgrn and oats, at
New Grist Mil. TRY OUR FRESH
MEAL 1t is uneqpalled. Free deliv-
cry. Terms cagh. ]. T. Williams
a. Co., opposite compress. Old
phone 1876, Waxahachie Tex. Il
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Cumberland Church Sunday
school 9;41 Preaching at II am.
and public reception of members.
Services at hight at the Baptist
church. j. e. SMITH.
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Presbyteriaa Church.

Rev. Mr.. HudsonJb Luling, Tex.
will preach at the First Presbyte
rian church tomorrow at II "a. IN
No service at night.
j. NrIvY, Pastor.