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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-28
Joshua X. Dunn.
LAND SURVEYOR.

NOTARY PUBLIC & ACCOUNTANT.
Special attention given to locating
lands, making out Land Office papers
and abstracts of title, writing deeds
mortgages etc.
ROOM 4, SAMSON BLOCK.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-28

Room l over Morrison Bros. store.
Hours, 500 to II and 1:3O to $50.
Prices, Piano 75c, Voice Culture 81.
For so Minutes instruction.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-28
Is For The Sole

Purpose of the Commit iSiOn thar
take the Interest 4 do In Adver
fisIng and Selling Real Estate,
If you Have Property of any
Descript on you Want Sold you
Should List it with
KeHaHin At Once
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-28

Good frame residence in fine loca-
ton, in South Roswell, just beyond
Hondo. Price 81 1900. A bargain to
any one wanting a nice home.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
FOR IIIu.tTatEOn

There are two classes OF men TO be
met with in trade. The man xho buys
where he kpoas he zill get COyi value
and the man Ebo buys because he be-
Eeves be Is buying cheap.
The man xho knows xhst h. wants
and gets If. and the nan sho ;hiuks he
knows what be- wants and doesn't set II.
The man. who. when be l. satisfied. l.
not afraid 70 own IL; aud the man wbo
though IDwardly satisfied. L ~entinually
trying To get more tbzD be has paid :or.
just Tor the pleasure .: feeling that; be
has gotten the be = Of someone
The man Hbo expects The bsst IL HE
and gets If and the man with a chip on
his shoulder, Sho i always fearing tie
worst and u~suall! gets II.
the man vbo sOoEs =h-u n : eel
treated and STICKS 20 : good thing and
the man who changes his 81 a!er a. be
Satisfaction l. the ke! stoue % business
life. Tie MAD TEo i without. L poor
indeel. and had better change his
methods 0! doing bus:ns@ before :; g
too late. The business man xho 80
allies his mistakes in time 10 remedy
them Is on the high road , financial
ucce@
II is the TOOL who complains. KEEPS %
complaining and remedies nothing.
He must fail Of success
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
E,p,orlp. she Colorado.

Captain Edgar JadVin. United States
Engineer Corps. has Just returned fron
a weeks exploration Of the upper part
o: the Grand Canyon 81 tho Colorado
rver. between Rioriil- aDd r. Dorado
both IL Neraia and separated hH a dis
tsnoe OF about ~sevrui! miles VIII
Capt. Jadzia were Jspt. Mellon and
tao Indians and this const!iuttAi tie
whole exploring party. The paTpo~ q
the tnp was an investigation O: The up
per rivers possibilities FOR raviEaH2
and settlement. i: ts:uc the ;nteoooo q
the g0yeTnEeui 10 spend a Cooa2s-Eble
SUN Tor chnnei aud other i~up-ovv2r1tS
Il the .epor; ! favorable
Capt. Jaizir refues - ,,iuic- 4ay
opinion ~coucern,rE the 0ouElrE TX has
just visited. IS u : 10; permitted -
make public =ueh snto-@xD,u before
his oScial rspor; reaches ;he p7oI@-
authorities =: W~1saiBctoc. he said.
however The szaery II ths part %
tie Co'o-EEo cAayua = grad t=!ooi
description -l-rr and more sE=uae
than - ;be 3azer parts. which Lr- no-e
extensively aive.G%d ADD yislt@i.
During t5c@ lays - rode owe. ths sur
tsoe @! the szlt' RAINING little stream
between great. si!eri ya-sPzts 81 rock
nore than $40 let II height. and II
many places actually ov..hs 5grne the
canyon
Silence -ricrs th-re aluos; unbrok~p
There L TO railroad within nin=ty-fve
miles: there az almost 20 settlers: the
~noEu;ry l. rough and toTbIddlng. aDd
only the majesty o: nature surrounds
the visitor. \ !vw itiuerant pro=pectors
are the only White men sroEu ,he--.
Thiriy-hve miles ab5ye Rioyill-. the
Grand Canyon terminates. The coun.
t-y for the mos; part L barren and no
attempt has been made to improve il on
any considerable scale. ! think there
aye one or tx0 permanent settlers IL tie
glole stretch.
Capt. Meyler made one Of the hrs,
Official explorations, some y-ars ago
and since tina; time one 81 'wo other
parties have been sent IL
Capt Aie!lrr found practically the
same conditions as | have. The river
i nsvicaDlc fox very small crafts mos; Of
the distanc". bnt there are bouljers
rapids and many Instructions. which
shOuli lie taken Out.-Loie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
TWO SENATOR'S

At the opening % he extraordinary
session uf the senate OF the United States
tie uh~ervti - all observers. tie c,uu
sure 81 all syeS. were Reed SmCOt. lie
publican OF Utah. and Arthur Pu" Cor
rlau. Democrat II Maryland. The
r,aSon VII! PEOPLE Crau.d their Il, cEs
to see SmOoi were entirely different:
from the reason why they strained the ir
eyes to see German. The attention paid
10 the Republican SmCot Was. the resGl;
OF the vFUGieIt desire to Sen any mon
sirU~!il IL ;Ie animal hIugdouu. such ~
d Nh''c rlri haui, a dog with 80 tall. =
Child with fpur legs ar "a ~p"ly.amSt
pa; htt and apostle. Tie curiosity I"
So Nr;buE puc German VAS uu honest.
genuine. heartfelt. Spontaneous tribute
I" q great leader ~ "a great PARTY. the
WHO has been IL Punishment Tor four
Yeas and SEo now returns ~ his proper
place 10 the ~cOunse!- - the party az
Jefferson AMI jackson The heart II
Nast -f'fA 'lAE .allItI tlG-l udNt t4Ell4tNl
With puia AZ the ou,buTSt 81 popular
applause Which marked his return a.
the house " the cnuscripi fathers. ~
h held up la hand t. be sworn IN man,
a 'aI vent hack To- :he time when viii,
a,Ia=t -uperhguau kill he defeated tie
hat-f-. 1:i Infamous force uhl. aud
b.,Srucs ~i'hoq: stint were Guard NJ
On his sLap-!y head.
Tie D-mocra's IT the Scuaic made
him :t!eIr leader. vice Senator James X.
Jones 'u-ei. OF course the Repuh'
hraus uH". az "vcrN hcImnr majority
III ;he ~yuarr but under Gnrmani,
leadership tbv ~miuorit! will b" 80 drt'l!
handled that victor. Will rest witt, then
in tie Fifty eighth and Fifty .nlutl
Congress more often than upon The f."
publican Champ Ciark.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
Avoiding ruhr,ens

The Pesidsn, O! the Uor-d States
has started O. another kace SUNG
aroarG tie circle Vkieh % Gu3eSh
calls az unpeteutHa~ hI;Ee eating 70.
the purPn~ - svolsms IathgrS.'
Let Us ss AbEa; ;AEf H. schedule
calls -: zbo.i 40 SPEECHES And tur
pat! EcOuTGsy@-E aSs Fo%5ea; &C.
slsts O! tao se-oecE-az CO Snc.C-.
thru S~Soa--G:See ssS'v, <rCc~
C+C . vH~icEErLr-. Representatives
c: three Illustrated qAFw~ -g~%s=.
rves - ;h--e T~S Ess,=sDoS- see
c@C@Al pSata<-I; -, Loa $40 =rcIyh
operators WaG: l 5eAc.i.IlH original
ESy - svo5S.oS EgsHs1!- Il; = IL
y7s2c iSgf D. 80 oa; lake aouc d
- HLoi Win uEisa - aanl ibo@e
u%A-~ TIE c-Et5 = lie mailer l. that
tie gentleman Eho n5ScEse ihs hishss;
cirgc ra-ino3 u the country l. ever -
usTTy - zAeu he = 10 the l1ehchl ~
the inooi q ;he -Ecr. Tais i1p l. n
Tu@f!uc t"Ur ru.c ard >jariv lie
~ thzi oouInluuu = heap cr uau
be EAni- tbo~~ hra-S. and he Is no,
overlooking a.! bets that vii pile i;
The Hoe chips IL front o. him
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
Died Alone In Cabin

The Carson Appeal says: Yesterday
afternoon the remains at Augustine
Gognun. nm old resilcn: Of this section.
was found in his cabin near Mill Sta.
ton.
From all appearances the body had
been there Tor several werks. as the
rats, or else the cabin cat. Ind horribly
mutilated the face and chest Of the dead
man.
Four weeks ago the deceased left
for his cabin. where he was eating
wood md was accompanied by u par,
ner.
The partner remained q TOW days aud
returned to this city M he was not well.
Tho old man WA thus left alone u mum.
her oi miles from a %neighbor and FAR
from u regularly travelled rond.
When Gosnou left the Carson FIX.
change a month ago he was complain.
ing Of u bad cold, and it is the suppo.
sitioD that he was attacked 10y pucu.
mODia and. having no way To- cummun.
icaic with the outside world. died alone
II day or 50 after his partner left the
cabin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
The Gem Uf The show.

One 81 the most attractive exhibits
at the st. Louis exposition, il the gov.
erDment's plans DO not migcarry. will
be "A collection u the PRODUCTS 81 the
Philippine islands. The gem Of this
collection will I've the sultan Of Sulu.
who, II is understood. desires to visit
the country Of which he is nov an ap.
panage, il moi Il citizen. His majesty Of
Sulu maintains a very imposing domes-
tic establishment and has wives galore.
He Is on the salary list Of the Philippine
government. and. through Uacle Sans
generosity, IL enablcd to combat ANY
Tendencies to -mce suicide winch may
exist III the sulianata 81 Sulu. II has
net yet been announced hoY NAM Of
his majesty's better halves will accom-.
pany him Ia the United States. but
doubtless he will bring enough to win
the admiration of all Americans who
believe that the man with u large fam.
lily il the "sali OF the earth with
SmUot and the sultan both Oh his hands
ltoOse welt should star, some kind Of a
show at Salt Lake City fuhnstown
Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17

Carson hoes not take kindly Ia the
deep blue sea. For the put week Tn.
Gle Sam has had ii crew u honest sailor
iaddies ia this city and 4 big American
flag spread from - wind"y with the
hopes that Carson w"ul furnish a
member Tor the nhv!. but up io las,
night there were no applicants and IN.
less some on" ONE forward aud offers
their service, the party wall leave for
Virginia City. where III" boys will he
given a chance.
Nearly every citrzAn has figured ont
Il number Of yonng men that this city
could spar" and most 81 the adyIrr
civcrs hoped to see the recruiting oil
GERS land a net full 81 the land lubbcrs.
and III some instances give them u cruign
ON the briuey. The boys were "a wise
for the elders and Carson will have to
remain contcnted with the boys taking
nn occasional shy at WaRhnc lake Ms n
trimming pond. Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
HOLE In The LAX.

~ II opf> tie o5upant Sh.cG.p1
the Luciu gusgmIre EIll b~ rllri ".
said an Official ~ ;be Snr.heru Pacific
10 the Salt Lake Herald. -Wh-n the
work = ioIe Ne wiu have = Toaibed
over which trains ca L. run 4; the
rate Of sixty miles au nom II necessary.
The talk OF ataai 5ning She cu'-od for 4
route around the southern eud - the
las- L ats lat" nous-n@e
The speaker SAM that the stories re-
gardIrE the accidents were ysrs much
exaggerated. ~ the eastern qu.cuire
men are N"rk.ag - tie waier. whIch l
hut tao feet deep. IT. tie west guac.
mirs the water = deeper TIE Nom
pan!. be said. Wll move d mountain IL
it has TO in order 70 hi. ~ tile place aud
get 4 s0lii foundation. As the rock and
ballast Is dumped into the wate. the soft,
mud rolls ont on each side. Tie trucks
are raised Is fast - the r"Edbrd Is made
and when II l. finished the re- will be a
roadsa! there loo lee; wide and solid
enough TO hold up she fastest and the
heaviest trains.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17

\ well.kuown resident 81 the. tnN n
received - sever" hCrscwhippug last
Saturday night on Second ST rect. at the
hands ~ his sister iu.law. white his wIfe
refereed the fight. The mar was en-.
j"ying Il night with the boys whcn his
wife appeared on !hr scene III time Ia
see him doing the skir' dance. BE
tween snbs she informed Inn that he
could dance later |or her. and she pro
cccdcd To make him do his best when
they were alone on Second street. IIe
tri"d t0 escape when he suw That they
meant bnsincss but he WIS not fast
enough fnr TINT sister .in.law and recriv.
cd u sever" beating at her hands. 1t ~
Junt another rnso mf a poo man mar.
rying whole family Reno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
An Important Arre.i.

Constable McCoy made an im.
important arrest Friday night il the man
he took into custody proves TO be the
nigh: man. About five days 2 Il man
claiming 10 he Ross ". Mccormick
landed III Elko and made his habitation
with one OF the cUlorei deuizans Of
CLinstowR. 4 few days before his ar.
rival Constable Mccoy received a
printed circular from United States
Marshal Bates At Detroit. Michigan.
giving d d]escripuu: ~: .nonard Weber.
an escaped federal prisoner, arrested
for cOupterfeiting, who made his escapc
III the I'D 81 March The constable
has had the man under surveillance,
since his arrival and last night hc tcpk
him in to custody. The arrested man an
swers the description given in the cir
cular. He claims that he is not the man
and gives his name Al Ross ~. Mc"or-
mick. United States Marshal Bates has
been notified 81 the arrest and the ilcn-
tity Of the prisoner will doubtless be
known i'll a few days. Ia the meantime
he will enjoy the hospitality % Sheriff
Clark. IL he proves to bc the man
wanted, Constable Mccoy will receive
a reward oi sloO Tor arresting him
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17

a few miles wcst 81 Fay. Nevada. IL n
kind Of mineral curiosity. The district
lie called KIondikc, aud all over tle
country are scattered large houldcn.
rich IN gold. PROJECTORS have gone
down seeking u ledge but tho rocks
seem Ia rest on n sandy foundation,
OtiIere tbeoriziDR that the b0uldcrs
we're brought from the mountains 10y
prehistoric glaciers, have sought Tor the
lost ledge, but without success.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17

"Wiin was that pnor rUss that the moi,
taTrcd and fcathercd. rode an a rail.
horse whipped. and threatened To-
Iynch?-
why said the leader ~ llic mob.
"'hat's the fellow who wrote to Tao pa.
pcrs that the citizens NJ this town had
no respect Tor las aud order. We
RlIowod the cusa that wc were Inw.abfd.
ing citizens. You bet
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
\ Srw Sy- Cunnry Camp

As the prospecting season opens news
at important mining discoveries con
time to arrive, and AS the vast and var
led mineral wealth Of Nyc and sonth-
eastern E.meralda counties begin Ia toe
understood, such accounts may well be
expected right along while the small
army II enthusiasts prO=pectOrs are
searching the country for mines. On
Wednesday last ronopah cviuccd a
thrill nf excitement on this account, and
within e few hours every available team
was IN the road loaded with tllus" aux.
Ious To get III with first locations.
ln the generally Rranitic country
about eight miles west Of oil Glover.
dale. thiriy.Iive miles east II SndavilIc
aud thirty miles northwest ~ lunuunh;
the Workman brothers have been thor.
"nrhly searching Tor lodges. mad with
IL rather sensational success. the main
ledge IL described io he eleven feet
wide, carrying gray carbonate or" with
proportions ~ both bromide aud chlor-
ides OF silver. which has been opened
G1 fcct. Assay returns give $50, Si2j
and $3.50 per ton in gold and silver. Tho
disc"yer"rs hive eight full claims, and
immediately adjoining seven clnius
have been secured by Thos. Kendall.
Alex. Thompson and Ross Cunlnu. and
doubtless toy the pr"'ent date Il hupd.
red or more additional claims hive been
einkcd ont. Surely, II the ncw territory
shows up much nf such ore M the epcci
mems exhibited here, all legitimate
efforts Ia seCGro interests mr." juatinablc.
-BOnHuzr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
Mr. Hry an. Educated N"--.

william Jennings Br! an Is d ;e"to.
taller. He wOula no more think 81 tax.
nag d inuE Of intoxicating liquor than
he a"UIi NJ deserving the silver coinage
hobby. The nearest he ever came Ia
letting AL! stimulates psss hi= it, was
dnring lns recent '!=it t" this city. lie
stopped Al the home 81 d friend W town
"h" always breaks ms fast Oh grape
trult. ]=prinEled with brandy. The ser
want, Il good uatured lri-h girl. was not
aware OF Mr.. Bry ans aversion To liquor.
anu a. he was tie Louu5ei guest 81 the
household she gave him "a good hooker
u1 mS grape fruit. bryan scented the
brand! and Rushed the fruit Ia one side.
Next day nj hr"aKft-t he iid the same
thing with an orange warmed ~ d .imi.
lar waN. The hostess then discovered
the trouble. and she iufor med The ser.
want Of Mr.. liryan's aIersinn t" li4uor.
Didn't hc ever take Il drink asked
the servant ia aInaZ-mrnt
No: he does not even know the iuste
Of IT,. replied the mistress.
is that so!-siid the surprised servant:
and then ehc added. We'll. then. he iIns
Il me sense Of -neIl for Il man riuu,
never took "A hrOr.'-N. ! Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
What is said to he one ofthc carlips,

What is said to be one Of the earliest
known maps 81 America has been dis
covered in IA" library of W"Isrgg cas-
tie. which belongs to prtrrn Won VALID.
burC-N"lf"-- The map va, drawn in
1901 by Martin Waldscr Muller. 10y
whom America is said TO have been
named after the explorer Amerigo
Nespucci.
The last addition to- the membership
of the presidents cabinet was maI,
when the Office of the secretary Of
the department OF agriculture. for.
mcr!y n hUIr"nu Of rhc interior DEPART
ment. was added 4" thu number Of
cabinet places durin. the first admins
tratiou Of President Cleveland. Re
Gently the HUstou chamber Of com.
meTcc adopted n resolution urging
congress to crsatc Il department Of
commerce and industries.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17

III" tntilT uu the 37.rOn.OOO aiurk 81
art work" which J. p%I"ru"ut Morgan
OWNS and desires Ia hung to this cnuu
tf> amounts T." $3,0cU.CUn, and Mr.. Mor.
gan ~ very nuXrnua 'n obtain q rrbat.
on the tariff taycn. Commenting
upon this rc1iicst = Chicago paper say,
that "n :i.nUG.0OO worth 81 the ucc,eqar.
l"s " lif" the toiul nmuuut ~ duty
w"nId b." not I"ps than Ei.C0O.GOO nrd
might indeed exceed The p%utcbas" price
~ Ill" property And then this Chirnrn
lnrcr submits the entirely pertinent
question: as tbn r" my rcason vhy n,
nuw 81 SI.0oO.0Ou in dulir4 owed H., ,
nmn worth l.cOr, 600 .OGO shouli ro
related white H." people arc COMPELLED
I" pay u much gf"ntcr sum in dutics ON
In" Same vnlu" ~ The n~rccsarics 81 lie
imported ~ ia" same a'rira under the
same iurin Inwa?-
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>"ii hd,Hn""d Ia I'rir,.

The lulnuh Crystal >nIi tonIan,
winch controls u mark"ts 81 NuZnn".
N"yhda. Utah. Wyoming. linh,. Mon
TINA. and ~ urur unria IL Orrgur md
"a-hnE '"u. has. 1t ~ ~ uurnrrd. al
Yanc,d H." price - r,Hrs" alt frrr IS
I" ~ a ton. and Il tanners aud h-, urrs'
sIlt I" - {" go - tom
Officials 81 the company stat" Tint the
ndvanr" IL srmply 4" pnt III" iusiur ~
on Il paying bisrs. which II had not,
been i"r a loml time on account u the
competition from independent iirns
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southern Pacific lime liable, EIso
WESTBOUND

~" EIi" steam I,rundiy is now pre-
IW"i io "nsh md iron lace curtnine ut
'o nnd 80 rent" per par and nsks lh"
iHdi"a ~ lEIk" Ia bear this fac, in mind.
Ihci guarantee excellent work.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17
ADMISSION.

Ticket, admitting lady 1nI grntlc-
man ........... $50
Lady Spectators ....... so
Children Observation-Disclosures. Is
Gentlemen Free.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-16

Mrs. F, P. Ray and daughter,
Miss Sallie, went toItaly this morn
ing to visit Mr.. and Mrs. FCunt
Ray.
Mrs. Steve Minton of Paris, who
has been visiting at San Saba, pass
ed through the city this morning on
her way home.
r. l.. Matthews came IN from
Waco this morning to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. j. S. Nc
AIister, at Red Oak.
Mr.. w. J. Pollock and wife and
two boys and Mr.. f r. Hatfield
and wife, of the Midlothian country,
were in the city today trading. They
called at this office and took "a peep
at our work rooms.
Mrs. Ashley Evans, wife of the
editor of the Bonham News, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers
Mcpherson on West Main street.
Mrs. Evans will remain here until
after the meeting Of the Texas Press
Association.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-16

Miss Jodie Brooks, who has been
teaching school in Ellis county sew
eral years, was in the city today.
She said she had been elected first
assistant in the Lancaster public
school for next year. Miss Brooks
is a most excellent young lady and
we are glad to hear Of her promo
ton.
Uncle Sam Williams, who lives in
the north end of the county, was in
the city shopping yesterday, accom-
panied by hIs two daughters. Mr..
Williams says he enjoys visiting
waxahachie, but this was the first
time he had been here in five or six
months. He says a good rain visit
ted his section a few days ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-16
.. Y. r. U. Program Ior faay II.

Paul's second great missionary
journey continued.
1. Paul journeys from Berea
to Athens, Acts 17:l4-l5-Robert
Griffin.
2. Paul at Athens.
q. Describe the Epicureans and
Stoics with whom Paul disputed
Prof. Bullock.
b. Give principal points in Paul's
speech on Mars hill-17:1-3l-Allce
Howorth.
C. What were the results of
Paul's ministry in Athens? l7:52-34
Dalton CantreII.
3. General discussion.
a. On the common origin of all
men I7:36.-T. H. Barrow.
b. The duty of all men every
where to repent l7:D.-Helen Langs-
ford.
C. The certainty of coming iudg-
ment, l7:3l.-Mrs. Sarah Thompson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-16
A Correction.

The report having gotten out that
veterans going via H. d T. G. would
be subject to a delay at Houston,
this is to advise all that the splen-
did char car now in the yard will
go through to New Orleans without
delay, leaving WaXahachie 1890
a m. tomorrow morning reach New
Orleans $50 a. IN. Monday morning.
r. H. BARROW,
At. H. d T. {. r. r.
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P E r s 0 NAL S


Sheriff Minnick was in Dallas to-
day.
Miss Villa Davis went to Dallas
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Smith are
visiting near Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Strickland
were in Dallas today.
OlinIHardy of Ennis was today
the guest of Lynn Lasswell.
Mrs. J.. X. Smith is visiting reIa-
tives at Midlothian and Venus.
Mrs. d. G. Thompson and little
daughter, Mildred, spent the day in
Dallas.
Mrs. Mark smith and little son
went to Ennis this afternoon to
visit relatives.
Miss Annie jenkins of Wapa-
nucka, /. T., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. l.. H. Peters.
Miss Lula Turner Of Venus who
has been visiting Mrs. Mark. Smith
has returned home.
Mrs. h. H. Fincher and chill dren
went to Italy and Avalon this morn
ing to visit relatives.
Evangelist P, NJ. Fitzgerald left
this morning for Gainesville whore
he will conduct a revival meeting.
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Ladies', Learn 10 Embroider.

Just nov you are very fortunate
il you can embroider, as this art Ia
all the rage. If you cannot, and
want to learn, call at Woman's Ex-
change, 306 w. Franklin street and
discuss the matter with a compe-
tent teacher. d37wl5
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| have just received another car
OF the famous Purina feed for
horses and cows. II you want a
sack phone ~ and | will deliver it
to you Condo Mosley. 40
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-16
Clean, Press and Repair.

If you want to look neat bring me
our clothes 20 clean, press and re-
pair. l am here TO please you. Buy
and sell secondhand clothes.
j. b. PERRIN,
2l3 East Main street .