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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
SAFE INVESTMENTS.

SAFE INVESTMENTS.
II PER CENT NET.
Ar elegant, new department terrace.
rents for $500 per year. Owner asks
$4,000. Come and make me an offer.
Il PER CENT NET.
> new. modern brick cottages. close in
Rent $500 per year. Price $1,000 Moth
ing better for the money in this city.
A RCHTER, 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH,
TEk 64l
4-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ON CAR
LINE, NEAR 4TH NORTH, 81 FIT. BY
$ RODS OF LAND. THIS PLACE IS
WORTH s. 10000; $1,000 WILL BUY
III. AND SELLER WILL MAKE EASY
TERMS
4 FEW ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
NEAR THE CITY, $1,000 PER ACRE.
MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE IN THE
CHOICEST LOCALITY, AT A SACRI-
THE HOME INVESTMENT & saw
lNGS CO. 6 ". 1ST so ST
LITTLE & LITTLE.
GROOM brick and frame O. ] wa
ter, etc, lot 3Xl0 and r. Of W, 4th
6-room mod. pressed brick. lot sxlO
fine lawn. shade. etc ID West . 800
You cannot build the house for the
price; S-roOm modern, hard wood
floors, near q and Sd ................ 5000
l65XS21e. worth 5000; room for two
more houses, located bks east
Of our office. Price.................. 5000
GOOD = 4-% roc 9,o house east side. close
6-ro6n nearly now pressed brick.
por- bath. toilet G. l.. natl wood
finish. barn. etc. lot 21zxs1a, 30
10-room mod. frame. adobe lined.
o., y. uIIhace, Ilne lot, near Sd and e.. 1850
go near so ard J.--... ............... 1850
S-2@9, cor, ON u. beautiful .......-.... leo
On 81 :....,..... ~ ,'' $500
g., u; sllolhg doors, large rooms.
f f5 s12NlV and r Of W., 9th F.. near
broom frame. lot 3xlO. fruit shade
vines, etc, near 9th L. and 10Th s 1250
LITTLE q LITTLE, No. 4 w 2d So.
NEW Groom house, strictly modern,
cor 4th and SITS. Tel 1557-Y
FUTILE BROS. l49 Main St.
salt Lake 10000 pop 1908
Sl0s-2IaNl0 on T. 80 So. ST
S1,WV-2 houses rented $3.50 per VI nicely
-. located on T. 18th So St.
Sl'sVt-Nice large ar cot. and fine lot in
harrington, mr. 1st. St. shade. r.
frontage. "A good home: the price
Just lowered from s. 600. oan make
49, terms; must be quick sale
Sl'zN-BUys nice i-r. cot T24 9Th St
$i'-t0-S-r. mod. and furnace nr. Brigham
St. lot 2iaXl0; cheap
$3.50 TO $1,000 buys new modern homes in
the east end. we have several
which we would be pleased to show
YOU.
We represent more nonresident prom
erty tnau any other agency These ~
elusive agencies are generally the best
bargains: the owners not livfne nc
want their money. consequently those
buying through our agency get the pest
buys. Costs you nothing 20 investigate
these statements.
Salt Lake 10000 pop 1906
IuJJle Bros, Progress Herald Bldg
S&ig hCDS on Second St between 0
and =. also lots. 25x150 feet. WaterIoo
on easy terms. Cal on owner. 35S Water
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THEY RE Off" The old reliable svs-
TEN will beat the races every time; o1ly,
$40 capital required This system origin
we offer II for only $500 Many Sure
thing systems have been advertised
from time to time, but the above is un-
doubleday the best Of the lot FergllsoI,
& Co, 9Th ST. and Minnesota ave. Kan
sas City, Kan.
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STOCK BROKERS'

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u. N. WEST a. Co, Stock Broker
2I5 y. r. walker Block. Tel 1O69-X
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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NICE little cigar. news and confecfjor-
cry business, clearing 500 per month
$50 Harrington q Courtney is w ID
South. Phone 1867.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
s~~~e~~----~~'--@--S> @--'s7->->--0N~.N-
WATCHES and jeWclry. Cleaning. 500:
rreinstriue 800. q T.. ". Bowers Re
moved TO 255 Man 81
r BoEs. Manufacturing Jeweler.
R--aarsd 10 20 Main.
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GERMAN zwIEBACK.

NEC Me YittRS German zwieback The
choice Of the sick Its nsu cures indiges-
ton; peelact food for Infants. Teapleton
bakery. III East First South Ask your
grocer.
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MEN wanted everywhere to start n
business OF their own Paws So 10 s161
monthly. Brains and energy the oniv
capital required. Fun particulars and
working plan BY mail Soc. Metropolitan
ONE DOLLAR I'm cash will enable YOU
20 start a practical moncy-making BUSH
hess NJ home. good for SIS weekly. failure
impossible. send Sl.W today. This busi-
ness has started az least a dozen men On
the road 70 fortune nd there Is q chance
TOR hundreds more winner Tor mall
order men and agents. metropolitan Sup
ply & Novelty Co., Kansas City, Kan
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WANTED

WE want To rent large safe for lew
months. call up phone 5JS
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MONEY TO LOAN

"s-~N~~-rN@~~-~~~~~-~~-~~~
WE LEND money to build houses *
is not necessary to have the house built
first. We will advance the money as the
house progresses. Lowest rates. Part
payment any time. and interest reduced
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FOR RENT.

THREE rooms, pantry and closet (par'
OF house,; no children. 113 Second street
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SOCIETIES

~~~SN~~~~N~~~-~~~-~~.~-y -~~~.~-~.S~-s~N~~~
WASAICH LODGE No =, f. x a. n.
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
hall the second Friday Of each month.
Members Of sister lodges and sOiouTninS
brethren cordially invited.
r. S. CONNOR. W NJ
A J. LOWE, Secretary.
MT. MORIAH lodge No. @ F. & A NJ
regular meetings held at Masonic hail
the second Monday OF each month.
Members Of sister lodges and sOjOurning
brethren in good standing are cordially
invited TO attend.
HENRY SIMON. w NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DTEHL,
Secretary.
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/ LOAN ONLY NY OWN MONEY
No commission mo attorneys fees
No eastern company ..--..-.-.-. No delay.
No third party .............LOw rates.
No mortgage taX.-.-------.- Many options
Russell l.. Tracy. IL Z. LIST south.
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/. O. O. F.
ENTERPRISE LODGE No. Is. L o.
Q. F, meets every Wednesday evening at
J. o. Q. F. temple, Market street. Visit
ing brothers welcome
l. LEVY. N G.
VIM. VARIOUS, Secretary.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A o. L. w
hail, 161 Main street
W. J. BACKNIAN NJ W.
s. ". DARKE, Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. u
meets every Thursday evening at the
A. O. O. W hail, 161 Main street
II. r. GROO. NJ W.
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BY T.. NJ. ONION. on Wednesday. Oct.
q. 1880 a. m. at ~ St. carpets and
rugs, fancy chairs and rockers. couch .
dining tables. and chairs. steel range,
sideboard, heating stoves. bedroom sets.
dressers, COmmOdes. washing machine
toilet sets wardrobe, Tefrigera tor lot
fruit jars. lawn mower, green bone grind
er, mahogany and oak center tables etc.
etc CThird street carr
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n--s~-e-~se~s~N-~-r-r-S>~~-~~0
GEORGE IL MCONAUGHY. ROOM No.
s. EAGLE BLOCK, CORNER SOUTH
WEST TEMPLE a. WEST 2D SOUTH.
II + A J. r. II a TIE and J. o A n S
TELEPHONE 101 % 4.
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FOR SALE.


HOUSEHOLD goods for sale at 339 b
First South.
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2-STORY l0-room frame dwelling. No.
25 West 5th South St. Anderson Insur-
ance agency.
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BY e. N ONION on Tuesday. oct. o.
1890 "A. m, at No. 223 East Third South
St, I viii sell a nice. clean. desirable
lot Of household goods. Fine carpets and
rugs, fancy rockers and chairs. good
couch, bookcase and desk, Coles hot blast
stove. fine upright folding bed. center
tables. iron bed, dressers. COmmOdes
chiffonier Stewart steel range refriger-
atOr, combination kitchen table fine oak
sidebOard, two 10-fOOt dining tables. oak
dining chairs, bed and table linen, lace
curtains and pOrtieres, glass and china
ware. etc, etc.
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500 FANCY parlor lamps 1-3 regular
price: / Wk-. Oct. 10 Terms. 81. on $40
SO on SlO0. I X L FUrn. & Carpet Install
ment house, IS =. I'd So.
E. NJ ONION, auctioneer. I26 and JOS
s. ". Temple St; with Redman Van 4
Storage Co Telephone 500.
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5xl0 RODS on Second St betvvsa, n
and =. also s lots. 25x150 feet, Waterloo
on easy terms. Can on owner. 35S Watsr
St. Waterloo.
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LOST

MEDfUM -SfZED gold watch Efrin
case, No. 1854. Finder return TO Herald
office and receive reward
WHITE foz terrier. with brown ears
and sDot on back near tail Return to
2f7 South Sixth East Reward
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PIANO POLISHING.

-~--~~~~~~~>S'~~~~'>~"---- -~>-~~~~-~~S~~N~~-~~~>
FOR expert polishing and rerInishing
of furniture and pianos: prices reason
abie. all work guaranteed. Address
Springer Bros, care Christensen & Arson
Temple Of Music. 51-53 So. Main ST
Phone Oily
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MODERN houses partly furnished. ten.
fifteen and thirty rooms each. DO West
5th South.
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIA OPTICAL CO.. $50 Main.
and retail manuf opticians
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24
FROM THE PANHANDLE
Innocence Gives His Family oil
Readers a Pen.Picture oil the
Panhandle Country.

The wealth of the mines, cattle
and farming interests, together with
Colorado's magnificent climate and
mountain and dale scenery, is all
just simply immense and l wish all
cur readers could spare the time and
money sometime during their lives
to see it before they die. / went to
the top of the Rocky Mountains on
another railroad excursion to the
Cripple Greek mining district and it
was trip very similar to the one
described IN last weeks article, ex-
cept that | climbed on this trip in the
cars to an altitude of about twelve
thousand feet. Cripple Greek is a
city ofal5, 900 Inhabitants and in a
distance of or . miles square away
up here in the top of the Rocky
Mountains is the biggest gold mine
in the world. When | was there
thousands of the miners were on a
strike and had quit work. When
the mines up here are running to
. their full capacity their monthly
output of gOid alone is something
over two millions of dollars. ! Just
felt splendid up in this high altitude
among all this wealth, and If had
gone up there when / first reached
Colorado, / would have spent most
of my time there, scratching my
head against the stars and skies.
Mr.. Jim Johnson, the big man, and
Ellis cOunty's ex-COmmissioner
went with me up there, but it was
too high for him and he painted like
/ a lizard on hot day till he got
back down to where it was lower.
After spending more than three
weeks up here we started home, and
at Dalhart, Tex, which il in the
extreme northern part of the Pan
handle, at > O'Clock in the morning
| stepped Off My wife continued
her journey homewari alone. 1t
was not so much trouble TO the
sleeping car conductors and ourters
after my first experience going up
to handle me on a sleeper, and the
fact j. / caught on at lively rate
.N great many things on this trip
/ did not know before. Got into
some tight places but came ont . X.
DaihaIt - built right ON the line
~ Daiam aud Hartley counties and
was named for both counties, Dal-
hart. John Jones, Of Milford, who
made the race for county clerk
against Lasswell several years ago,
opened lumber yard and a hard
ward store two years ago, and since
then tie has established two or three
more lumber yards in different towns
n hta Pan - arItn I,. - J1s n
splendid business, making money
rapidly. Several others also from
the Milford country are here and all
DONG well and seem well pleased.
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GERMAN SYRUP.

We want to impress on oar read
srs that BOschee's German Syrup
- positively the only preparati on
uu the market today that does re-
Neve and cure consumption Ii
the specifics, such as pure
tar, extracts of gums, etc, which
have been so highly endorsed for the
cure OF coughs, colds and consump-
ton by the great medical congress-
es. The cousumptive, whether his
disease is in the throat or lungs,
must have rest at night, and be
free from the spasm of dry and
racking cough in the morning. The
diseased parts want rest, healing
and soothing treatment, and the
patient needs fresh air, good food
etc. German Syrup will give free
and easy expectoration in the morn
ing with speedy and permanent re-
lief. Small bottles, % cents; regu-
lar size, containing nearly four
times as much, IS cents. Al h. w.
Fearis' drug store. d6w Il
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Predict Ss.sO to $1,000 Coal.

Dallas and Fort Worth coal agen-
cies are predicting $500 for coal and
probably $1,000 If a severe winter. |
am delivering Colorado coal this
month at 800 which has always
been worth on this market 30 cents
per ton more than McAlister.
Should you prefer the McAlester
will deliver at same price. Remem-
Der September delivery only at SEQ.
Phones, old IS, new 20.
ii ID. II. THOMPSON.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper VIII be pleased 'r
earn that there Is az least Que dreaded dissass
that science has been able 10 cure n CD 90.
stages, and that D. tat1uh. Balls ta'arrh Cure
- the Only positive cure knOan 70 the medical
fraternity. CatarTh being a constitutional dis.
ease. requires a constitutional treatment. Hall,
GalaTrh Cure IS taken internally, scIi1g directly
MDon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sNs-
tenn thereby destroying the foundation % me
disease. and giving the patient strength b. build
1n@ up the constitution and assisting nature ln
doiag its work. The pfoprletors have 20 muct
faith In lie curative powers. thai they offer Nae
Hundred Dollar for any ease that 70 fails 90
eyre, send for list % test mouials
Address, y. }. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. y.
sold b. Dru gKists. 7ac.
Halle Fan y fllls are the osst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24
Eighteenth Annual Entertain.
ment-Sept. 20 TO Oct. ii.

The Eighteenth ANIMAL Enter
tainment OF the Texas State Fair
will be formally opened at nine
O'Clock a. M, sept, ~, 1898, by his
Excellency >. W. r. Lanham, the
Governor Of Texas, who will deliver
the address Of welcome i'm tie mu
sic hall on the grounds The fol
lowing days have been selected and
set apart by business aAd benefici-
AIRY societies for their annual con
vsntlons and general outings Of
pleasure with their respective mem
eers. They are as follows:
FIRST DAY.
Saturday, September 81 -Cbu.
dreu's Day. All children under r.
years old admitted free On this day
SECOND DAY.
Sunday, September q Sacred
Concerts. Grand Free Pnrades on
The Grounds.
THIRD DAY.
Monday, September 18th. Baby
Show Day.
FOIR1 II DAY.
Tuesday, September ~ Wood
men OF the Worlds Day w. &. r.
L. Day.
FIFTH DAY.
Wednesday, September o. Far
mers' Day-a address by ex. Gov
Jas. ). Hogg. q. A. X, Day.
SIXTH DAY.
Thursday, October I.-DallAs
Day.
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MORGAN ON OUTLOOK.
Alabama Senator Compares State
Legislatures and Congress.
FRICTION MUCH LESS.
Expresses the Belief That the Dem
Ocrats Will Get Together and
Elect gthe Next Chief Nag
istrate of Nation.

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. Ex-senator
John It. Morgan addressed the Joint
session of the Ala bama Legislature at
noon Wednesday on the relative func-
tions of the state legislatures and
congress Since the adoption OF the
new state constitution. said Senator
tween the state and the national gov
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No Action

Washington. sept. 24.-The executive
council u the American Federation OF
Labor Wednesday considered the case
OF W 4. Miller. the foreman Of book
binders who vas dismissed from the
government printing Office because he
had been expelled from the local Book
binders union. and who was subse-
quently reinstated by order OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, but took no action iE
the matter. dsferring that until later.
The case was considered Some time.
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WORKING ON MESSAGE.
Simply Preparatory, and Nothing Yet
Reduced TO Definite Form.

Oyster BAY. Sept. 14--So visitors
we're received by President Roosevelt
at Sagamorr Hll Wednesday. Already
annual message 10 congress This
work IL simply preparatory. and moth
ing has Yet been reduced TO definite
form. Tn" message To be presented
TO the Extraordinary session viii h..
mparatiyeiy brief The call for the
extraordiary session viii not he tssuei
until about the middle OF October
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24
NEARLY WIPED OUT.
About SIX Million Feet Of Lumber In.
cluded In Losses

Melleu, Wis Sept 24.-InC~ndiarie~
started FIRE which nearly wiped out
the village OF Morse. thirty seven
county wednesday. and caused loss
or 100000, partially covered by insur-
ance. The sawmiH and the store OF
T. II Chase were destroyed. together
with 100000 feet Of lumber. The FIRE
also burned several small buildings in
the vicinity The blaze started Ina the
lumber yard and rs believed 10 have
been the work 90 former employe %
tine mill The inhabitants OF the vii
iuge turned out and fought the nro
but 10 no avail, and IL ragged for twelve
hours
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24
Low Nominated

New York, Sept. 24.-Thc Republic
an and Citizens Union committee met.
the former al the Grand Central Pal
Sc and the latter az Cooper Union.
and nominated Seth Low for mayor.
Edward NJ Grout for controller and
Charles Y. Fornes for president OF the
board u aldermen.
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GROUP

Usually begins with the symptoms
Of common cold; there Is chilli
ness, sueezing, sore throat, hot
skin, quick pulse, hoarseness and
unpe ded respiration. Give frequent
small doses of Ballads HorehOuud
Syrup, lthe child will cry for it, aud
at the first sign Of croupy cough,
apply frequently Ballards's SnO =
L.nIment externally 10 the throat,
'-Jc al Hood d Martin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24

Memphis, sept. 24-Aspecial TO the
Commercial Appeal from Little Rock
says Thomas Linton. aged iifty-five
years. shot and Killed his wife near
Hector. Pope county, with a double
barreied shotgun. The couple had
been married thirty-hy~ years and
had seven children.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24
DRUNKEN MANS CEEDs.
Drove Family Away, Killed Marshal
and Took HIS Own Life.

and COX HIS Own Life.
North Vernon. iud Sept avn
liam Wilkinson. a citizen Of this place,
while Intoxicated drove h.s family from
home. Marshal s,huaEa US appealed
20 aa3 anou entering the premises VS.
w.rued by Wilkinson lo proceed no
further. The marshal paid no attention
and was shot and Instantly Killed by
NllkeT~"n. Atlk-rsuu immediately
started for the country and pose was
organized 40 pursue min. Iatvr riot
almost alarm was turned lu 1uI many
citizens Joined IN the chase A hair
mile from town Wtsf4vu was SUI
rounded. but kdlsl himself with the
same gun with which De -'@w Mar
shal Sehwakr. WUkeFsou was for
rnsriy "a gGt,d AZ the Indiana r-tnruJ-
tory lu Jrr,I4puNil}r
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EIGHTIE DAY

ffs@f+ ga" haFfN ~ ffftt-
federate day.
EIGHTH DAY.
Saturday. prfa4t-r -TravsIlng
Mems Day, tire lt,si avangaiists OF
Commerce auu Civilization. Also
Educational DaF AL schools al.
mi't"d "a. bait price ou this day
NINTH DAY.
sunday, October SACRED con
crftsi free grand parade on the
grounds.
TENT DAY.
Monday, Octolar p -Elk's Day
eleventh DAY.
Tuesday. October G.-Colored Pso-
pies Day. OpsI sng with "a ehoras
Of 800 colored children In Music
Hall, under leadership Of Prof y
W. HArlles,
TWELFTH DAY.
Wednesday. October 7.-N. n.
{. A. Day. The State Athletic
Meet. knights of Pythiaa Day.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
Thursday, October 9Th. -Groeers
Day.
FOI RTEENTH DAY
Friday, October s.-Univeraity of
Texas Day. Foot Bail In the Ra.e
Ball Park grounds.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
Saturday, October l0.-Red Mems
Day.
SIXTEENTH DAY.
Sunday, October li.-Closing Day
Sacred concerts, and Grand Free
Parade on the Grounds. los
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24

1.-The melancholy days have come
The saddest of the year,
The mosquito sings in sad, low
tones.
His thrum you scarce can hear,
But his bite is just as painful as Of
yOre.
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DEvoURED BY WORMS.

Children often cry, not from pain
bat from hunger, although fed
Abundantiy. The entire trouble
arises from hamilton, their food is
lot assimilated, but devoured by
worms. A few doses OF Whites
Cream Verm1fuge will cause them
to cease crying and begin 10 thrive
at once, very much 10 the surprise
and Joy Of the mother. pc at Hood
IT. Martin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24

The great Adam FOrepaUgh aud
Sells Brothers double street parade
Is stated, by those who have seen
Il, Eu be the most magnificent eye.
feast ever known in arenie annals
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Weather Forecast.

Tonight and Friday generally
fair; cooler tonight.
Wednesday, max ~, min. aE.
&. n. LONGsERKE,
Observer.
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The greatest pleasure some people
have is is being contrary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24

The fellow who pays for his paper
regularly sleeps with good con-
science.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-24

Needles for every machine In the
world at the Singer office. II
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COMING EVENTS.

Sept. The tent meeting.
sept. 2s.- Converting OF the Dis
trict Court.
In the excellence Of its hippo
crome performances the great Adam
FOrepaugh and Sells Brothers az,
gregati0n is as notably superior as
lu its meuagerie and circus features
The many different kids Of races
are most brilliantly attractive and
exciting. d4SwB
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