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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-12

1t is said to be the finest In the
world and / don't think IL could be
doubted. There are over 400 600
books there with forty-five miles Of
shelving. Next we went 10 the
State, War and Navy departments /,
where We met Secretary Moody, Af-
ter which We went through the
building and inspected specimens of
battleships, also uniforms of our
soldiers. Then we were introduced
to Secretary of State Hay. We
then went TO the Diplomatic Room
where General Miles has his head
quarters. We saw guns that were
used In all the wars. We met TIRES
of our representatives, Sheppard,
Cooper and Russell. We asked for
our "Hon. Jack Beall, and was so
disappointed when wa heard he bad
gone.
We went TO the Navy Yard and
through the Presidents yacht We
saw the soldiers drilling, which Was
grand sight.
Wednesday We went TO Baltimo-
and had a most glorious time. We
went throught the wuman's Col
lege aud Peabody Conservatory aud
several other places.
Thursday We bad the most glori-
Gus trip OF our lives. We went to
Mt. Vernon ON "a steamer; then 10 Al
cxandria, where we went 10 Christfs
Church. Here Is where Washing
ton worshipped. We had the honor
~ sitting In bis pew, which is re-
served for visitors. From there we
went 10 the National Cemetery To-
see the monument Of General Lee,
and the anchor of the Maine. This
is "a beautiful place, but we all felt
little sad, as "a soldier was being
buried. One mar was hurying him
and IL seemed SO lonely aud sad.
Then We went 10 Fort Misr, and
just lots of places I can't begin to
tell about. All In all our trip was a
grand one. We saw al. that was to
he seen. A trip never to be forgot
ten.
Love 10 all. Your affectionate
daughter, MINNIE.
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Election PROCLAIM alton.

n virtue Of authority i'm me
Tesled. hereby order an election
10 be- held in each Of the three
wards ot the city of Waxahachie,
on the first Tuesday in April, 1903,
lhe same being the seventh day Of
said month, for the election Of a
mayor. and one alderman for each
OF tl-a taree wards IN said city.
SAID election will be held at the fol-
lowirE places:
Nayd Nc AT Wyatt's Office on
East Main street; J. +. Wyatt, pre-
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You should let yourself grow !nto
the habit of saving.
Bristol, Va, March :. 1903

MIR. II. ID. TINAoNs,
Waxhaehie, Texas.
DEAR PAPA--We arrived at the
college yesterday morning tired and
worn out. You never saw girls bate
to get off atrain as bad as we did for
il was thetrain we eamoto Bri Stol on
and the same conductor. He recog-
nized us at once. Came around and
asked how long before he could take
us home. We had the pleasure Of
telling him, "only ten more weeks. j"
1 am going TO give you a regular
outline Of our trip, for that is the
only way | can ever tell it. 1t would
take too long 90 give "A full descrip-
ton.
Sunday morning we went to one
of the finest eathedrals in the world.
In the evening TO the Congregation
al church. Monday morning we
went to the printing and engraving
building, where all money,
stamps, notes and such things are
made. That was very interesting
indeed. On one floor there were
over five-hundred men at work. 1t
certainly was a busy place. From
there we went to Washington's mon
ument-went 10 the top OF it on the
elevator. but a crowd of us took a
foolish notion TO walk down. As
you know there are over nine hum
dred steps, SO when we reached the
bottom and got little cool our
knees would hardly bend, bat we
wanted To see the stones that were
presented by different states and
lodges, so we had to walk down to
see them. We then went to the
Treasury Department, where we
met Secretary Shaw. A lot Of us
Texas girls got In line to be in
troduced. He said something nice
to every one. When my time came
ne held my hand and said: care
all that are left behind as pretty as
you, and have they pretty eyes like
your. Next came Miss Patterson,
4
and be said TO her: 81 have alwas
heard that Texas was large state,
and now ] know It," She said
yes, but none of us even attempt
TO do justice to our state" We bad
fun like this all the way and every
one was just lovely TO us. FROM
here We went 20 the White House,
where we met the President Went
all through the Red, Green, Blue,
State dining room, and through the
East room, where we saw the 49,
900 piano; also vases presented by
France; chandeliers which have I :
90 pieces Of cut glass, ard can.
tell you what all we did see here
Secretary shaw came over and talk.
ed to rs some more, and we are ali
In love with him. He said he want.
ed to congratulate the President on
meeting ssch fine young ladies.
| Tuesday we went through the
CAPITOL, 10 the House Of Reprssen.
tatives ard 20 the Senate Chamber.
That night Ne went Al through TIE
Congressional Library. Thai IL TIA
moas beAutifal building / sseF saw
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Col. w. NJ. @. Hill of Dallas was
here today.
<. S. Campbell went to Hillsboro
this morning.
W. B. Harwell was a passenger
to Dallas today.
Miss Ruth Boren returned to
Ennis this merning.
DR.. Bacon Saunders, of Fort
Worth, was here yesterday.
Mrs. w. B. Ferguson will enter
tain the XIV club tomorrow at 3 p. m.
P. J. Hemphill and Ed Crumley
of Ennis were in the city this morn
ing.
Mrs. G. G. Pierson and little son
Willie returned last night from a
visit to Coppell.
Miss Mabel Warren, of McGreg-
or, is visiting the family of DR..
Leonard Keplinger.
J. G. Matthews, representing the
Avery Manufacturing company, was
here yesterday from Dallas.
w. e. Ross, of Hillsboro, came
over last night to attend the mar
riage of his sister, Miss Emily
Ross to Dir. II. g. Raoul of Cros-
sett, Ark.
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Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 K LIST ST.,
Hutchinson, Kan, writes; 81 have
given Billiards. Horehound Syrup to
my children for coughs and colds
for the past four years, and l find 1T
the best medicine [ ever used" I'm
like many cough syrups, it contains
no opium, but viii soothe and heal
any disease of the throat and lungs
quicker than any other remedy.
25c, soc and SI.00 at Hood d Mar
TINS
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A PHYSICIAN WRITES.

81 ann DESTROYS OF knowing II the
profession can obtain HeFbiue ia
bulk for prescribing purposes9 IL
has been of great zee To me In treat
Ing cases OF dyspepsia brought on
by excuses or overwork. | have
never known II TO fail In restoring
the org ans affected, to their health
ful activity" d0c bottle nj Hood d
NJ artins.
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Yield rapidly to the wonderful
curative and healing qualities of
FOley's Honey and Tar. 1t pre-
vents pneumonia and consumption
from hard settled cold on the
lungs. Sold by Il. w. Fearis.
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Sour
Stomach

Va aPestito. loss Of strength nervous
nsSs. hsadsche. constipation. bad breath,
general debility. sour Ftsings. and casarrh of
the stomach are al due TO Indigestion. Koacl
cures indigestion. This new discovery repre-
ssnts the natural juices Of digestion M they
exist tn healthy stomach. combined vita
The greatest known tonic and reconntructlws
properties. Kodol DyspepssR Cure does oct
only cure Indigestion ard dyepepzsa, hra ghas
famous FsmedY cures al stomach lxouhlss
~ CLEANSING, purifying. a#ealenln9 and
strengthening the Mucous membranes Anlnk
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hsa@l eHS11 ne - - 80 naM ansAe h a mEM
hodoI Di9nsaa WAaa Non 1t.
apAsss eag. Q 20 Sas he&sas ~ finsx Z : sssas
so Nhseh Aszs 81 A4 esNsA
rFHpaFsa ~ :. Q. pplHsTT = Co. cfsioAG9
!. Sold b. Il. ". Fearls,
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siding officer.
Ward No. 2-At V Trippett' S
grocery store on College street; L..
H. Peters, presiding officer.
Ward No 3-At city hall; j. T.
Gill, presiding officer
II. +. PICKETT,
Mayor Of Waxahachie.
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Mrs. G. Peterson. 62S Lake ST.,
Topeka, Kan, speaking OF Billiards.
Horehound syrup, says. 1T has
never failed To give entire satisfec-
tion, and of all cough remedies, Ii Is
my fayorite, and / must confess TO
my many friends that II will do, and
has done, what is claimed for Ito
speedily cure a cough or a cold, and
IL is so sweet and so pleasing In
TASTE 25c, soc aud Ell 90 bottles at
Hoods A Martins.
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Working Overtime

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireless little workers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Millions
are always at work, night and day
curing Indigestion, Billiousness +,
Constipation, Sick Headache and
all Stomach, Liver and Bowel trou-
bles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only 25c at Herring Drug Co.'S drug
store.
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Not Without Money.

Major T.. II. Griffin, like all other
citizens of Waxahachie, loves bis
town and is ever ready TO guard ITS
good name. Yesterday afternoon
he called st this Office and said that
recently he read an item In syme
paper to the effect that waxahAehie
bad no money In her treasury. The
major said be wanted the people 1T
large 10 know that Waxahachie had
plenty OF money on hand, and had a
very good way of getting more when
II was needed for good enterprises.
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The ladies should see that nice
line of Papeteries Vat the Oriental
Drug Store.-Thomas Il Moore, pro-
prietors. 80
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MOONLIGHT.

s. H. Bert put up 3 large crop Of
alfalfa on Monday.
Ray Wick and Harvey Brechbill
have gone to Chapman to attend
school.
Several machines are busy thresh-
ing In the neighborhood.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie
Sheets were ssddsned BY the an
nouncsmsnt Of her death at Oklahoma
last week.
Mrs. Katie Bollingsr who leaves
To do mission work in Illinois gave a
farewell meeting On Tuesday evening.
cbAs. MecOsh who has been sick is
improving.
T. z. Wan Worst 10 sick.
Miss Mary Eagles funeral vas
largely attended. an svidsnes Of the
esteem with which abe uas hsld BY
Der friends.
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Surprised Miss Tyrell.

About twenty-five guests surprised
Miss Phebe Tyrell at her home Mon
evening, 1t being In honor Of her
sixteenth birthday. Games and re-
freshments made the evening q pleas
ant one. The guests:
Misses Efie Mcvicksr. Mona Moore,
Ellen Young, Oracle Martin, Maggie
Broadfoot, tia Watt, Louie Glenn,
Sarah Martin, Oracle Bakar, Edith
Stotler; Messrs. Edmond Fells, Lloyd
Glenn, Nichol Young, Ralph Baker.
Warren Fulton, Clarence Glenn,
Clayton Stotler, Thomas Young,
Joseph Martin, Claude Mcvicker,
Leonard Fulton, Ralph Middleton,
Carl s. Byers, Bonnie and Chester
ryrell.
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GARFIELD.

Church was we'll attended at Pear
Sunday evening.
Miss Alta Britt who has been visit
: ing here left for her home 81
! Russell Monday.
The farmers picnic is to be held at
Rees' grove September 18th. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Rev. and Mrs. Cain visited in this
vicinity few days this week.
R. H. Stark was a pleasant caller
in our neighborhood Sunday.
John Sexton and family visited his
parents Sunday.
Misses Sadie and Amanda Engle,
Miriam Musser, Libbie and Alice
Woolverton and Messrs. Mark and
Carl Musser attended the entertain.
ment given by Miss Frances Woolver-
ton and music class at the Willowdale
church, riday evening.
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MANCHESTER.

Jas. Fiddock and daughter OF Abb
lene were Manchester visitors a few
days last week.
Little Andrew Conuel who has beer
spending the summer with relatives
left Monday for his home In EmpOria
E. G. Laner and Mrs. T. Wanna
maker OF Rochester, N. r., arrived
Friday for o visit with their sister,
Mrs. G. F. Tichenor.
Miss Beatrice Richards has been
quite sick for the past few days but
is slightly improved at present. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Dick Sheets OF Chicago Is here
for two weeks visit with relatives.
Walter Hush and daughter Gladys
went to Oklahoma Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Gibson returned to her
home in Abilene after pleasant visit
with relatives.
Miss Myrtle McMahan who has
been spending several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Ira Britton, left Wednes.
day for her homo In Enid, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Brltton and little son Ottrie Ac-
companied her and will spend two
weeks with homo folks.
Willie Simpson 10 here from Owens.
Vile. Ind. on . visit TO his old home.
Miss Edith Tichenor IL homo from
Abilene for months vacation.
Miss Nettie Stone OF Topeka will
,psn . stock Of millinery IN Manhst-
ian this month.
Mrs. Tom Ross spent couple days |
With her parents In Abilene.
W. H. Grsidsr Of Marysyille who
las been visiting st the home Of G.
!. Tichepof for the past week left
donday for Topeka and his family
viii follow In o few days. Mr.. Greidsr
viii teach Latin and German In the
topeka high school this year.
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BUCKEYE.

Mrs. EIslins and little daughter o.
WlIlOwdals township are visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Nelson Hershey hiss purchased 9
new buggy.
Misses Edith and Emma Zook re-
turned Friday from Blackwell. Okla,
where they have been visiting.
Mrs. W. GOrbIt. and family returned
Saturday from 3 visit 70 her parents
In DOuiPhAn county and Mrs.. Baas In
81. Joseph. No.
Mrs. sImnsrs and family and Mrs.
Moore and family spent Saturday
evening With Mrs.. o. Z. sInnsrh
Miss Cora Cook hes Q eOusih visit.
Ing bar IRON Iowa
Miss Auns cOGsnbsrEsr vas visIt.
ing Ia this ssighborhOod Sunday.
krE Moore rsturnsd 70 Chapman
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All Ladies' Tailor
Made Suits at heavily
reduced prices at
Cases. tao
CHAPMAN.

A. J. Poor, OF Kansas City was
business visitor In town ON Monday
John Phipps is putting In . ne'
elevator In Loudon Bros. hardwar
store. The second story will be use'
for buggy and carriage room.
M. P. Sanborn was doing business
in Enterprise Monday.
Michael Meyers was called to Kan
sas City by Telegram Monday to th'
bedside Of bis brother George who II
lying very low with typhoid fever.
McMillen q Gillis issued the first
number Of their new paper. The
Chapman Lookout, on Thursdsy.
Prot. Rohrer visited friends and a.
tended the opening Of the high school
on Tuesday.
Prof. Meek arrived on Wednesday
evening from his European trip. and
10 ready to take up bis work in the
high school.
John McShea arrived on Wednes-
day from Oklahoma where be has
bought a large bunch Of cattle.
will Lowry is visiting home folks
this week.
Frank Crane will leave on Satur-
day Tor Jsyuesvills. Wis.,. 70 attend
telegraph school.
Miss Ida Msntz CT Upland visited
friends in the city the first Of the
week.
c. N. Fenstsrmscber has accepted .
position In the depot, as assistant 70
Agent Harris.
Thos. Perkins has purchased Prof.
A. D. Wilson's residence 10 the west
part Of town.
Mrs. George ThiSler Of Detroit
visited frisnds in the city on Tues
lay.
Julius Hoffman aud vile we're
Junction City visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs. c. c. Wick who has been
dangerously III for several days IL
Ilouly recovering.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the n.
;. church gave IN Ice cream social %
Wednesday svsaiug.
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RINEHART.

G. c, Wyandt Of Abilene was
business visitor here Monday.
j. F. Murphy, Jr.. hauled Loaf
Of corn to Chapman the first Of th'
week.
Will Hassler was in Chapman Mon
day.
Mrs. M. e. Reed and mother, Mrs,
M. j. Gillett OF Woodbine, visited
relatives in this vicinity.
Herbert Haines attended the show
in Abilene Wednesday.
W. Farrell and N. Fenstermscher,
carpenters Of Chapman. put q new
floor 10 the school house last week
and also made other improvements.
Allen Hollingsr visited friends
around Lyona Sunday.
Will Geopisrt was transacting bust.
ness in Chapman the first Of the week.
Mrs. Adams died Monday and was
laid to rest 10 the Rinehart Come.
terry Tuesday afternoon.
Roy Murphy returned home satur-
day from Kansas City where be has
been for two weeks under medical
treatment.
Wsissenfiuh Bros. have moved
THAR stock Of store goods to their
new location.
Mr.. Martin Of Chapman iS giving
our school house . coat Of paint and
he will also paper 1t.
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on Monday where Edith, Francis ant
Tom will resume high school work.
Geo. Burkholder Of Baldwin Il
visiting relatives in Dickinson county
and attended services OF Central
Buckeye Sunday. Rev. G. B. zook
preached good helpful sermon.
Miss Fannie Hooper Of Hope re.
turned Monday after visit with her
parents.
Miss Bessie Minick Of Abilene Wis
tied over Sunday with Miss Ella Mar
tin.
Misses Della and Jimmie Plum
visited Mrs. H. Wagaman last week.
Emery Plum is working for 3.
Hoyt.
Quite number from this neighbor-
hood attended Miss Fannie Woolver-
toms entertainment OF Willowdale
Friday evening and pronounced 1t
fine.
CLYDE Hummel who attended school
here and at Chapman 10 to be married
This week In Colorado to q lady from
Chairman,
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SOLOMON.

Mrs. $. G. Renfron, Of /. T. spent
short time with friends here Thurs
day.
The streets are nearly cleared o.
the broken trees which were felled BY
the recent high wind.
II. Bannon has gone to Kansas City
TO buy goods.
| D. !. Scaggs shipped two loads Of
Fcattle and one Of hogs Saturday
night.
A great amount Of wheat 10 coming
into town which is being pretty
evenly distributed between the
elevators.
=. 7. Kimmerly has fine barn just
completed ON his 4th' street property.
Union service was held in the U. B.
church Sunday evening.
Ben Coggeshall, Of Pueblo, COL, has
been visiting friends here for few
days and leaves today for Emporia.
Kas.
Miss Hannah Rogers is the new
clerk In the postoffice.
Street Commissioner Anderson is
improving the looks Of town by hav-
ing the weeds cut along the streets
and vacant lots cleaned up.
The fireman have been doing some
lately and the little boys
have been initiating them. using an
old buggy as hose cart. They are at
least getting great deal Of amuse-
ment out Of the practice, and 1t may
DO they are also learning something
which will be Of use to them in the
'uture.
Mrs. Ann Chambers went to Abb
enc Tuesday.
The Presbyterian ladies will give
IN ice cream social in the park
Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura Sellards, OF Scranton
las been spending few days visit
ng with her brother j. T. Sellards.
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For Abstracts, In
surance or Loans call
on Makins & Middle
ton. 4.t,


Frank Rohrer 10 at home for few
days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Lorson, daughter.
Henry Nottorf went to Quincy, ILL.,,
where he will attend the Gem City
Business College.
Mrs. Hull Of Banner visited her
daughter Mrs. Perkins Saturday and
Sunday.
Bert Wells went to Paolo to visit
his grandparents.
Mr.. Root moved his family from
Hope to Dillon.
Mrs. Lightner and daughter of
Abilene visited Mrs. F. Dodge.
Miss Mary Rowe and Frances Seeds
are at VIM. Rowe's.
Mr.. VIM. Arthur sold her house in
Dillon to j. +. Rumold Sr.
Miss Anna Brinkman spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with Mrs. Nina
Brown in Hope.
Miss Vera Clever. Lucy Pitts,
Chester Clever and Arthur Holman
have gone to Chapman.
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Children's school
shoes at all prices at
Cases. See them.
B0NACC0RD.

Many Of the farmers here are hav
Ing their threshing done st present
Miss Jennie DeMerserman returned
last Saturday from an extended visi
in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Frank Daniels OF Scott. Has, who
was visiting relatives returned home
last Friday.
The Mt. Pleasant G. g. gave an Ice
cream social at the home Of Mrs.
Merrill last Tuesday evening. A
large crowd was In attendance and o
pleasant evening spent.
Misses Naomi Emig and Ethel
Halbert went to Chapman Monday to
attend to county high school.
Miss Deitzs OF Ohio is visiting
relatives here.
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Miss Clara Geidel returned to he
home at Kiawa, Kas.
Mrs. Boyd visited her parents q
Solomon last week.
Miss Connie Conklin Of Chapman
visited friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. File Of Dillon called
on DR., Klingberg Sunday.
Born. to Mr.. aad MIRA. Curt Brewer,
Aug. IA, . boy.
Born, to Mrs. Will Shaetfer. Aug.
81. . girl.
Mr.. Hoffman and family Of Hope
moved into the brick block last
Thursday.
viii Duncan's baby was quite sick
but some better at present.
Tom Daddy left Saturday to take
charge Of section this side Of
Hoisington.
Mrs. vanSickle and Mrs. Bethe left
for the East on an extended visit.
Miss Rubin Of Dillon visited her
sister Mrs. Asling last week.
Mrs. Monninger gave a supper
Saturday night In honor Of Mrs.
Davis.
Bert Davis had . sale yesterday, |
sept. |. He expects to move over
y Dillon.
A. L. Shane went to Abilene Mon
lay.
The dance ct Feeney's Saturday
light was well attended.
W. r. Hull is painting his house.
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ARNOLD & Seaman received ! car 0

Arnold & Scanlan received . car Of
fine fat cattle from Oklahoma on
Monday. They will be used for their
meat trade In this city.
W. A. Loupee and VIM. Fenster-
macher were in the Moonlight neigh.
borhood Tuesday on business.
@. II. Townsend OF Abilene took In
the ball game In the city Saturday.
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Mrs. Will Shaeffer Of Twin Lakes,
Colo. is visiting her cousin Mrs. Bert
Percy.
Mrs. G. N. Tonkin aud children Of
Enterprise Is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Gleason.
Mrs. Sterling Of Dayton visited
friends here Tuesday.
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Married at the home Of the brides
parents Of Sunnyside. Sept. let John
Mark and Miss Lucy Cormsck. Both
parties are we'll known here and have
hosts Of friends who wish them much
Joy and happiness. They will reside
on Mr.. Marks farm.
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NEwBERN.

John Smith 10 putting up new
Miss Anna Olson is M with the ty'
phoid fever.
Quite number from here attended
the Methodist campmeeting at, Juno.
tion City. A
Charlie Anderson spent Sunday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Plumer.
A. Golden is hauling corr to abb
lene. 8@ ~ NJ
Mr.. Foster tends creamery at
Eureka now.
The meeting at Belle Springs was
well attended Sunday evening.
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New Store at Lycnsdale.

Weissenfah Bros. have opened .
new store at Lyonsdale, east Dickin-
son. General merchandise OF every
description. Highest prices for pro-
duce. Give them q call.
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Industry's Picnic.

Industry Camp. M. W. A., will
have picnic in Brust's grove, Satur-
day, Sept. 5. Good speaking, music,
dancing, ball game. etc. All invited.
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Local Markets.


uUFTKn mAhKnl
sfPricea for creaneFy butter a. peinl1
nsned for week enoing today. Dlckl1nou
IL csnfs less than Chlcagol
kAEeaa cITT-Fancy bsparAio1 nc, eAnJ
5EIcaoO-or~A@srJ ne 10 . dn,FJ nio
l1c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-03
W. q. +. q. Convention.

THO Annual Conntu f,onvar4inn -
""v oA'eAs'o.- =
tne w. v. y. 1. VIII % nelu sept.
at Chapman.
PROGRAM.
DeyoslonA a Al! Z p p,s chapman
Reading Of minutes.
appointment Of committees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-03
GROCERIES.

We handle the best line of Groceries
that money will buy, and sell them
as low as they can be sold. Below
we give prices: