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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

g. f. Bates & Co. ~ No. rs West End-ave re-
port a good weeks business with several sales IT
good prices. to- out OF town parties. and announce
the arrival of twenty head of ForssS from their
Western stock taFm-
Morgan Lohgh. manager Of the Fashion Coach
Horse COMPANY Of West Fifty-dfth-st.. SAYS that
high class horses In big demand. commanding
high prices
r f. Gordon & Son left fo- the West last week,
where they expect to purchase fresh stock Of
horses for their fall trade
Edward calIanan-S sons ~ No iG4 West Forty
sixth-st who carry good line of broughams. vic
toras etc are offering some bargains I'm this line
and report increased activity last week
J. g. Rodgers & Son. No SOS Ienox-ave.. are still
continuing the sale Of the remainder Of their stock
at low prices.
Tho Empire coach Horse Company. - r.. Loves
manager announce the arrival Of twenty head Of
horses from their stock farm. I'm Canada. They
report number OF safes In the week.
Mr. Wolf. Of Pituey a Wolf, the Rockville Board
inc and Livery Stables. tn Oue-hundred-a thirty
fourth-st.. is looking forward to good winters
business. the stables are fast filling up with
Harem's best element in horses
r F. Hewitt with stables at Fffty-ninth-st. and
Eighth-avc. reports the sale 81 a number OF Shet-
land ponies and also announces the arrival OF IA
\ carload of coach and cob horses have just ar
rived the Continental Stables. M. So Seventh
ave. whore they may be seen aud admired
NV BRISK III sINEss
through using the Little Ads. OF the reo-
pie" which appear ia The Tribune. How
often - s~nrs this said:
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SCHULTZ GUARDS HOLD EXCURSION.

The thrtieth annual target excursion Of the Carl
H. Schultz Guard temployes ~ the Carl H. Schultz
mineral water factory vas held yesterday at Don
ueIly's Boulevard Park College Point. Ions Island.
After q parade from the factory. First-ave and
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth SITS. with forty-six
decorated wagons and tTo decorated automobile
trucks proceeded by a hand OF music the party
embarked Sixty-frst-st aud East River for Don
nelly's Grove. Prize shooting and athletic games
were held Mrs. Carl H Schultz. the widow ~ the
founder Of the American mineral water business
and her two sons-Carl Rudolph schultz the presi-
dent OF the Equitable National Bank and g. Walter
Schultz. now conducting this establishment-were
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POLO GAME ON RumsoN CAMPUS.

seabright. y. J., Sept 70 (speclaD.- Play for the
silver cup presented by William Goadby Ioew was
the attraction this afternoon the Rumson
campus A large number OF cottagers Witnessed
the game between the Rumsons and the Freeboot-
cTs- The latter won b. ~ goals TO T. Four
fifteen minutes periods played. The players
on the winning team were: Irving BrokaW, How
ard = Brokaw. Seward Carey and ". : Jones
On Rumson Emil parseer. j. 4 RaWlins
W G. Ioew and H. $ Borden
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POLITE STRANGER STEALS WATCH.

when a polite stranger reached down to the floor
in an cast1ouud Twenty -third-st. car yesterday
afternoon To- hand John Holmes Whitley. Of Ralti-
Trorr his grip the latter thought he a perfect
gentleman sut later. whom Mr. Whitley reached
thc Firth Avenue Hotel and found that his watch
an heirloom that had been IN his family for A
century. missing. with his watch chain. he
changed his opinion OF the stranger and wished
h.m behind thc bars. Hc asked the police Of The
Nest Thirtcth-sL station 70 .lacc hiEa taerc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
LOU DILLON TROTS FAST QUARTER
She Fails to Break Mile Record to Wagon,
However-Track Is Heavy

cleveland Sept. 19.-Lou Dillon. the two minute
trotter. ia attempt to better the worlds
wagon record Of 2,O4iz. held by herself. to-day
trotted a mile in 2N5is the Chenille track Frac-
tional time: 053i4. o5as 26ia, 205. Last half I'm
CEglA; last quarter IN 0.2Sa, The weather was eX-
tremely cool while the track was somewhat heavy
as "A result Of recent rains
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BREAK EVEN.



Pitt<bJrg. Sept 19-The Pirates and Superhas
met in a double header here to-day. tho first con-
rest going 80 the home team by n score OF y 20
10 and the second TO the visitors. By score ~
S 10 2 Both games were loosely played. Pittsburg
forged aheud I'm tho second inning Of the first
game. when they made four runs and held the
lead to the close. The second game had TO be
called after the sixth inning account OF
darkness The local players were able 20 score in
only inning. Kruger the third baseman Of
the local team hit the head by pitched
ball by Redy. and knocked unconscious The
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SHOOTING AT CRFEDMOOR.

Creedmoor Long Island. sept. Ia-The seventh
regular supplementary practice day OF the season
was held here to-day for tho sharpshooters class
az 500 and GO yards. The attendance was large and
weather fine. with q light I o'clock wind The
shooting and issuing Of decorations under the
supervision 81 Colonel y. p. Thurstou. ordnance
officer. National Guard. New-York Next SATURDAY..
September %. will bo for the expert class. officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
LION PITCHER FOR PIrTssURa.

Syracuse. sept. ~ William y. Scanlou son &c
Alderman John H. ScanIon Of this CITY pitcher for
the Hon State League team. has signed with the
Pittsburg club Of the Nati0na. League.
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INVADERS BEAT CLEVELAND, TO l
Luck Favors the Local Team-Running
Catches Well Applauded

The Invaders defeated Cleveland yesterday at
American League Park by score OF 20 ! II
was a game full Of interest. fine fielding and close
enough to keep the 'rooters'' guessing. ChesbrO
had a little the best DonohUe In the pitching line.
and WAS not as well supported but luck favored the
home team and IT pulled out winner. Running
catches by Fultz. Bay and Thoney were well ap-
nlauded The score
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NOR.f NKINNET BEATEN
jolly Bachelor JTiHs DCciSiTciy-
.S7cift Docs 2:OS II.

Rrsyton Ives's brown trotting marc Nora Mrhin-
ney. 2Il-4 met a. q. Mapes's fleet young horse
jolly Bachelor in race to wagon at Enpir" my
Park yesterday. and. 60 the surprise OF nearly all
Tho members II the New-York Driving club who
wer,, present suffered "a decisive defeat Sic had
trotted half a mile i'm lo2la in winning race the
previous week. and she generally credited with
ability 10 heat 2.fo When called ON to tr"t last
AZ both ends Of the mile. however. she weakened
i'm the homcstretch showing that she was not
legged up to carry her speed from wire L" VIE
Holly Bachelor rotted the hest race OF his career
Tn mare never succeeded i'm gaining the lead At
sny sage Of the contest though she made strong
NAV for il time and again i'm IN" middle hall ot
each mile brought TO "a drive In the home,
for moment appeared l." be heatr'' hua bg
stride. and shot past the judges stand sun hat
in a race The horse has no technical record nav
Starting to beat his best previous performance
wagon. Swift aec"mp9iniGG ny be race aFai4st
time by a quarter of second.
CLASS K-TRoTTING- TWO N THREE NILE
HEATS
I Ben rsnas rTae ~ mr. M q F f,u@Sc
Bow Bele Jr b. E samuel McMillanD ..--.....4 70
S S;gft,5 5s r. p I X Boyatan, 70
linn. 2.23'. 22l' 2:23'..
CLASS c-TRoTTTNG.
West wilkes. bib :. a. 4. Burko)...............-. !
uderin b. ~ J ciari9 i, NJ, ............-- Z
s sr,si T5sGii Fr 9 ,7'fsaT} ocFar
T1me. s.i5ls. 2:i3's
CLASS E ROTTING
Row Rene & ~. FrJckheimor' ---.-...s.s'
CAV. g. \. coleman
Chimes. D. tAudreN IS
Time. 2-o5, Pa
Class A-rRoTrING- cHAMrIoNsHIP CLASS.
Iollv Bachelor D. z Oh a.. Mapes'. j
Nora Mckinney. b. ,Erayon Ives .
Time eli. 2-l2S..
CLASS B-TRCTTING.
Annie Little D. IN. -. r ''.ckeriIn -.-.....-.---- !
A ! L. o. g. tF. -. SChuld, '-------- :
TysnFarF D. z George A coleman q. +"
Nalzour U'harles 6. lIoHd' '
Time 2:l4. 2-l3.
CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP ROT TING I'D tfA
2W>a4.
Swift z a. F. Cockerilu ..-.. Won
Tim. post
CLASS C-PACING
shorty D. A coleman ; ! ]
Jack D. UDr. IT. p. Glib : >
Nerrur, WtiS,s z schmidt - = :
Tna 2.l4l. u.s.. ID
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THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGJ


Chicago. Sept. l9-The Giants we're shut out TO
day by the Chicago team by = score Of 70 O. me
visitors outclas sed at every stage or the game
u was a pitchers battle IN which Werner had
shade the better 81 IL araiHst Mathewson- The
few hits made bv the visitors wasted. while
the local ream's were timely. being made after
couple Of passes and New-Y ork's two errors had
placed mon on baroq The attendance was large
he
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ON THE KINGS COUNTY COURTS.

Play begun yesterday in the club tennis
championship tournament Of the Kings County
Tennis club Its courts At Bergen-st and Kings
ton-ave.. Brooklyn. In addition TO the champion
ship event a handicap singles for men was begun
and provided excellent sport. Frederick O. Ander-
son had an easy time Of II in his championship
match He defeated his opponent in three scts
with the loss Of only two games in the final
The tournament will be continued this week. with
the finals next Saturday afternoon.
The summary.
Mems championship singles tfrst r0undi-F Frank n
Hague defeated Howard Cars'on. 60. e t-6 IS.
". Anderson defeated T.. g. Billings. 63. e S.
Dr William y. Frazer defeated Harry Martin. 60. g"
-; Frederick q. Anderson defeated W C. Hodeou
GO 60. g
Mems handicap singles o7rst round,-Patt Oninus half
defeated tpus half 15i Ga Go. Dr. Royce
minus half ~ defeated Merrihew tpius Ij' - GO,
TitchfeId sc~atChI defeat Il Wood scratch. G 81
TAYLOR ,mnu7 half 10 defeated CARPENTER pluS 49, 9
Hodson minus half 15 defeated Aut0ntdes tscraCh
6 - Burroughs minus half I5l defeated De GOode
tsCrscht 10y default Martin minus hair 3 defeated F.
8 Westfal tmuus 500, g. G3. Mo- srroU minus
half I5l defeated r. l. Westiall tminus half 500 90
Sc g. Clingelhr scratch defeated Sanborne
scratch. Pa. ca -
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CALL BASEBALL COMMISSION mEETINa

Cincinnati. Sept IA meeting 81 the National
Baseball Commission has been called for this city
next Monday 70 consider provisions for drafting
minor league PLAYERS. The case u Inhelder Burns
OF Toledo and McAIster 81 Detroit. will be con-
slerod again
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1He sRoTHER.IN.LAw ACQUITTED.

Atlantic City. y. j.. Sept Is-w. Harvey Reed.
who arrested ou Tuesday a charge OF hs,--
ing shot and killed has brother-in-law Lawrence T
Reed was to-day acquitted by q corners Jury The
jury brought iu verdict OF accidental death
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DAN PATCH VALUED AT s2e1.

Minneapolis. sept. l9.-Dau Patch. the famous
PAGER. Is valued At S26l His owner NJ W Savage.
has listed 20 the assessor the famous animal with
forty-eight other well bred horses. and the lot
averaged az S2fl The board Of equalization
has summoned Savage 10 appear next TUESDAY 10
show cause why tho animal should be as
eaHsrd So on
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NEW YORK

Teff on ae }. =
|
tiochuaur and BeuIS Williams
ElberfeId First base teveiand First base
N balls or th Donahuc. 3 Sacrifice hits
| riick an1 Gorhuaur Struck by Chesbro. 2. BY
| Tnnabue B Passed baU-Abbott. Time - Umpire
/ sheridan. Attendance. SlsS.
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BOSTON. 10. CHICAGO. A.

\ Boston r. ~ p
Boston ..............2 = Us o
chicago -.-..-----.-V I" II" % - I .
RatterIes-Y Young and Criger. Flaherty Sullivan
Attendance
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FIRST CANE.


rtns-Pittshurg. g, Brooklyn . Two nase aitS
Clarke Carrsch Dahen. GesSleF. Jordan Three nss~
hf.s- uu-BsauUOnt Sacr1Hce
bft Kruger stolen Beaumont - Clarke. -
hiring StrauR pahIen Double p1ays-WaEner sud Brans
HeId Sehring Bransfeld Carvn- Doyle ard Ritter
F.irst has, on haIs-On Vail. g. Of Garviu, 3 hit oy
pitched ba-Branshed. Struck ut-Fy Vail B. by Gar
Win I-mplre-TIurst
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SECOND GAME.

Pittsburg
Brooklyn ----'
r-arned -Rroo1Iyn ,. Pfttsburg > Two base hits
-Iac<Iitsch. Three base Marshall Sacrhcs hlts
eberkard Fransf-Id Double plavs-JOrfan and
IoyIa FIRST base talls-On Reiy. l. IN ltesJar, .
hal-Shecsard. Ces.er. Kruger struck
-, "a Iat4v bv Pfefster & Passed haus-Weaver
. Time .25 T-upire-H Attendance. 5OI2
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BASEBALL.
Chicago Shut Ont the Giants by
Superior Playing.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NAr1nNAL LEAGUE

p,sburv ~ Rrookyp 10 Cincinnati. ~. Philade lphis
FIRST 'Hrsl Sdhi-Il. -a-.-..t
BROOKLYN. PittsburE. > Philatephla. i" 'ueihts'''
gamel. second game
Chicago z New York o. Boston ;. 81 Louis. l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
postor a. Chicago Philadelphia. q. Detroit &
Se. york 2. cleveland Z 81 Louis. o. Washington l.
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several rertnurants that offer tempting
dinners are f"-day advertised svaa.G shs
Little Ads. oI the People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

At NashiuGtou. r. N E
s. Louis .-----,-----o % Is /
Washington ........--o q O O-I
Batter,cs-Pety. Powell and Kahoe Lee and KItfrdea
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NEW YORK
CHICAGO

Left on hases-Neu . Chicago. ; Two base BIZ
Jones Sacrifice htM cGann. stolen bases EvNrs and
Browne. struck Weimer. ,; by MatheVsou. =
balls-On veiuner q OF Mathevs0n. 4 Time.
d Empires Moran.
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PHILADELPHIA. 9. nErRorr. q

At Philadelphia r II 2
| Philadelphia -..---.--2 - * I
= Detroit " " =" " " : = % >
Batteries Henley and schr"ck; MuIIin and Mcclure
I Attendance 53t2-
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

TORONTO. ., JERSEY CITY :
Poor fielding by McManus I'm the first inrirg ~.
hind tho bat and Jersey Ctty's Inability To bi,
Briggs. with men on bases. We're responsible -
the defeat 10y the Torortos yasterl,,v AZ T.-,
best support. The score. "
T.
jersey 'ity .....-...-..2 O % - o o o D =
batteries Briggs and Fuller: Mccain McNanu. and
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4 Louis =. =,
R1stpn % - ~ =
Batteries-viUs and Moran. Murphy and Doveny- VI
tendance. 200
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sENENTlI RAJ
o. -.n
cRAvesEND ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

F-RsT TlAcE-H.r tv.-,-saf.-.l1s ~hicii have na, W
About furiBnr.
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PROVIDENCE WINS TWICE FROM ROCHESTER,

Buffslo-First u :, 90
Providence .------.--o . d
Rochester .---.-.-..0 q % % =
Hatteries-Ner~cs and uussan. Becker ara sp,esr,,-
Second - Il, So
Providence ...-.....I o o h., ~ r
Rochester -..-.-.-..-0 . . % . o ? q Il :
'N''90' anu steel
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NEWARK AND BUFFALO BREAK EVEN
The double header between Newark and p,,e-,t,
yesterday AZ Newark resulted IN an ever, -
Buffalo won the nrst game by heavier rt,,t..
Newark Vas we'll ahead in the second game. when
=" wa called on account Of darkness In THIS gains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
Try Five and one hal, furlonss.

'oURTH RACF-TIIE AIREMARLE. Tor hliies two
wears ol6 which have not 1000 NJ to the date
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-07

FIRST PREsByTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school g:4j n. m. Preach
Ing by the pastor at II a. IN. aud :
=. m. J. y. Ivy, Pastor.
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Plans for New Church.

The architects have prepared and
submitted to the building committee
for approval the general outline OF
the plans for the new Cumberland
Presbyterian church. It is probable
that few slight changes will be
made In the plans and after their
adoption they will be returned L.
the architects who will then make O
set Of blue prints for the contractor
According TO the plans the building
will be constructed of brick and will
be a very handsome structure. The
main auditorium will be fifty-six by
tifty-seven feet and will have seat
ing capacity of about five hundred
There will be a basement with nine
class rooms for the Sunday school.
According TO present plans the
choir will be located behind the pull
pit. To one side Of the pulpit will
be the PASTORS study and on the
other side there will be "a reception
room. The front or the building
will be handsomely finished and will
be ornamented with large cement
columns. At the main entrance
there will be colouad4 niue feet
square
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Debating Society Organized.

The young people Of the cotton
mill district met at the Union
church last night for the purpose of
organizing a debating society. A
goodly number of members were en-
rolled aud officers were elected.
The young people of the city who
have literary aspirations are most
earnestly requested to come out and
take an active part and assist in the
work.
The society meets next Friday
night at the church and the young
people are requested to come and
take part IN the work.
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CUMBERLAND PREsBYrERIAN

Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preach.
ing II a. m. Junior End savor , p.
IN. Senior Endeavor G:l5. Preach
ing us. Mrs. Walter Crow will
sing at the morning service.
j, c. Smith, Pastor.
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Pc r so NAILS


" W - =
Miss mary Chapman visited In
Dallas today.
Rev. Horace Bishop Of Dallas
was in the city today.
Mrs DIR. E.. T. Boyd has returned
from visit to Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Barksdale
went to Dallas this morning.
L. c. Upshaw and daughter were
passengers to Dallas this morning.
Attorneys G, l.. Allen and j. B..
Bisland were here today from En-
mis-.
c. L. Kidd went to Dallas this
morning to attend the Baptist con
vention.
Judge billiard went to Kaufman
this afternoon to spend Sunday with
his family.
Miss Annie Wicker went to Dali
las this morning to attend the Bap-
fist convention.
Assistant County Attorney G.. G..
Pierson went to Dallas last night to
attend the Baptist convention.
Mrs. o. p. Sweat and Miss Annie
Bet Langsford went to Dallas
this morning to attend the Baptist
convention.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Knott of
Carrollton, Mo, who have been WIS.,
ting Miss Mai and w. A. Porter,
left this morning for home.
Rev l.. c. Kirkes, president OF
Trinity University, left this morn
ing for Sherman where he will as
sist at the installation Of "a new pas
tor tomorrow
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/. NJ. McHaney, Greenville, Tex
writes, Nov. End, 1900: II bad rheu-
matism last winter, was down in
bed six weeks; tried everything but
got no relief, ill friend gave me "A
bottle Of Ballard's Snow Linimeut.
| used it, and got two more bottles.
1t cured me and | haven't felt any
rheumatism since. | can recommend
Snow LIniment tu be the best liui,
mept on earth for rheumatism.
For rheumatic. sciatic or neuralgia
pains. rub Ia Billiards. Snow Liui-
ment, you will not suffer long, bat
will be gratitled with speedy
and effective cure. 2Jc. zoe aud
Sl.OO at Hood * Martiu's
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! SNAPSHOTS AR THE NEWS |
Z DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE I
CRY BRIEFLY TOLD I

The price Of cotton went sky
ward again today.
Cotton sold in Waxahachie today
today at 5000 per hundred.
Phone Hood & NJ artin for MIR.
| wilkins to tune Your piano as 1t
should be tuned. 81
/ The county commissioners will
meet in regular quarterly session
next Monday.
/ A marriage license was issued to-
! day to Mr.. l.. p Martin OF Italy
and Miss Alyce Veazey of this city
Shan Partain yesterday disposed
of all his holdings in Waxahachie,
The purchaser being Mr.. John F.
Wyatt.
Napoleon Gray and Ella Tate,
colored, were united in marriage
this afternoon by County Judge
Hawkins.
: The attention of our readers is
called to the card of Walter Pride
more, public stenographer, in an
other part of this paper. Walter is
a first-class stenographer and will
appreciate any business you may
see fit to give him.
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A Dangerous Month.

This Is the month of coughs, colds
and acute catarrh. Do you catch
cold easily? Find yourself hoarse,
with a tickling in your throat and
an annoying cough at night? Then
you should always have handy, a
bottle OF Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. J. A. Anderson, 354 West
9th ST., Salt Lake City, writes: 1--WE
use Billiards. Horehound Syrup for
coughs and colds. 1t gives imme-
diate relief. We know it's the best
remedy for these troubles. 4 write
TO induce other people to try this
pleasant and efficient remedy" 80,
SOC and sl.00 At Hood q Martins.
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A want ad will bring the desired
results
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John 3:l6-Leon Johns son.
The Passover.

John 3:l6-LeOn Johnson.
The Passover.
God tells Moses of the Passover
Exodus l2;l-l0.-Miss Leonia Can
trell.
The blood saved the Israeiites
Exodus l2:2l-2S.--Miss Kate Hern
don.
The Egyptians destroyed, Exodus
1920 30. Miss Edna Buie.
The King let's the Israelites GO
Exodus l2:3l-34. Lon Barrow.
Christ our Savior, lst Cor. 81
Mrs. Birdie Ross.
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Pulpit and Pew


MAIN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
AT the Main Street Christian
church the subjects of the sermons
tomorrow will be as follows: Atll
a. M, Tested and 7;l5 p. m,
" Neglect" The Sunday school will
meet at $3.50 a. III. and the Christian
Endeavor at G:l5 p. m. We cordial.
~ invite you to meet with us.
Chalmers Mcpherson, Pastor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-07
Beware OF Ointmeuts for Catarrh
that Contain MercurY

as mercury NHl surely destroy the sense o. smell
and completely deTarEe the 50 Ho,e sasEem Rher
catering lt through toe mucous surfaces. such
article. SHOULD never be used except uu PIE
serpt.G0s from reputable physicians a. the
damage Jhe.- b. 40 DO IS Ten fold TO the good ynH
car possibly derive from Them. Hairs Cathsrt
Cure, manufactured b p , Cheney a co.
Toledo. a., contains no merc4ry, and .a taken
Internally. acting directly upon the blood Agd
mucous surfaces u the system. lu bB iuE Hail F..
tAtarrh Cure b. sHrc you Ket The genuine o. is
taken internally. ard made Ia To edo. Ohio. by
,. j. Cheney s. 60. Testimonial. free
sold By Druggists 73C, per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-07
Send in Your Cards.

Members of the Main Street Chris
tiau church who have not yet re-
turned their missionary cards are
requested 10 do so at their earliest
convenience. \ humber have sent
in envelopes and first quarters pay
meut woo have not yet sent in their
cards Please do this tomorrow
Chalmers Mcpherson, Pastor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-07
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school g:3O a m. Preach
ing II a. N. by the pastor. Junior
League 3 +. IN. Senior League G:lI
p. m. Preaching 1:l5p. IN. Tomor-
row is the closing day Of the confer
ence year. All member are special
~ urged TO be in attendance. Ey-
erybody is invited 10 attend all
these services. J. G. Putnam.
Pastor.