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FIeiner to 70 cody
Grand Ho Seattle
kidney did not seem
worth living had tried medicines get
until Peuna really wonderful
aftes had used this medicine expect it
would help permanently doing good
At months my it
system pOisOns cured You
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PE-Ru-HA CURES
eATARRH OF
The KIDNEYS.

catarrh or the kidneys They doctor for
something else. They try this remedy
and that remedy The trouble may be
catarrh all the time A few bottles OF
Peruna would cure them.
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JUDGE PARKER
SCORES TRUSTS

Judge Alton b. Parker has issued the
following statement:
TO the Democracy of the Nation.
Our thanks are due TO the members Of
the National Committee and 90 the
Executive Committee in charge of the
campaigu for most UnseItsh. capable,
and brilliant party service. All that il
was possible for men 60 DO they did, but
our difficulty was beyond the reach Of
party managers.
Overwhelming ODDS.
Il am most grateful 10 them and wish
IN this genera. way 10 extend my thanIs
10 the workers. as we'll as the rank and
hle all over tae country. I know how
hard they struggled against Cyegwhelm-
ing odds, and ] only wish I could take
each one hy the hand and thank him.
Deeply as Z regretted leaving the
bench az the time OF il, in the presence
Of overwhelming defeat L do not lament
il. / thought il my duty. In the light
of my present Information 1 am now
even more confident that / did right.
shall never seek "a nomination for public
once. bur ! shall 10 the best OF my abil-
Ky serve the party that has hCnOTed me
and through he party serve my com
tTy.
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Others. The east includes HaIIett
Thompson, Ogden Stevens. Daniel jar
itltt D. Hoover Wright, Harry Barton
w. j. Ryley. Helen Quincy Nadine
Winston. and DOLle Ford
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Must Keep Up TariH Fight.

The party must renew rs demand for
an income tax. 10 DE secured through a
constitutional amendment ia order that
wealth may bee made 90 pay its share
OF the expense OF the Government. To
DAY We are collecting practically all OF
our Federal revenue from taxes upon
consumption and rhese bear heaviest
upon the poor and light upon the rich
"The party must maintain its position
IL favor OF blmetallism. n cannot sur
render lts demand for the use OF Dotn
ur the country. but the question must
remain iu allegiance uaul conditions so
change as 10 bring The public again face
10 face with failing prices aAd a rising
dollar. This therefore, cannot be made
the controlling issue of the contest upon
which We are entering.
THE trust question presents the most
acute Ingse ~ the contest between De-
mocTacg ard plutocFacy. so rar as eco
IGmIc issues are concerned. The Presi-
dent virtually admits that the trusts
contributed Co his campaign fund, but
be denies that they received any prom
lses Of aid or Immunity.
No Wrll-intOrmed person doubts that
tie large corporations have furnished
the Republican campaign fund durius
lie campaign OF 1896 aud 1870 and 1904
and 40 one can answer the logic OF
Judge PaIkers arralgnment Of trust
contributions
the trusts are run on business priucI-
pies They do not subscribe millions OF
dollars 10 ca apaIEu funds unless they
are paying fCF faVOTs already granted
or purchasing fuyors for future delivery.
qhe weakness Of judge parkers uOsi-
ton was that the charge was made III
the close OF the campaign. when il was
neutraliZed by counter charge.
The trusts cannot De- fought success
fully by amy party that depends upon
trust funds 90 win the election
raj u -
attack upon the trusts So vehement that
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Constant in PROSECUTING.

And M. ,,,NI, by constant teaching,
,,ro,,ot, - rs and from the plat
form. apprise thv - 80. - 'iS Wv, way .i.,
- - Nat other than cleo
49,, -. 49," - that the money
contributed 10 the RepI "a > ~
the trusts is not only dN t,-1Srs i'i ~
but IL Is given that th& ,I,IrL Itr.r,s.,
without hindrance, take ~
sum from the people. a. D,a,
In TIE presence of Il Tr,titirr,
would take away all personal II $1,000 -,
were il true that otherwise ~. il -
mel do not hesitate 10 say tlNuastio1
opinion the greatest moral IN ~
" hich now coufTOuts as is. SlL-antaF
trusts and corporations be prtk.I 80
from contributing money 10 cOntI
20 aid IN controlling electiOns2 NJ
such service as / can render in SsIy
or any other direction Will be CLAN,
rendered And ! beg the cO-Operatidts
as q fellow worker. Of every DemOcrit
iE the country.
ALTON b. PARKER"
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alas. they are not
very often associated
in the minds Of the
physicians. Too few
physicians recognize
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Overwhelming ODDS.
Party Mission.

The party has ia the near future a
great mission. Before long the people
VIII realize that the fairfield trusts and
Illegal combinations are absorbing the
wealth of the nation. Then they viii
wish 10 throw of these leeches, but the
Republican party vii, not aid them 10 do
IL, for its leg ders appreciate too well the.
uses 10 which the moneys OF The trusts
can be- pat in political campaigns
When that time comes, and come il
viii. the people Will turn 70 the Demo
cratic party for relief, and the party
should be ready-rcady with am organ
iZattOn Of patriotic citizens COVERING
every election district, who are willing
20 work Tor the love OF the cause-an
organization supported by as many
town city. county, and State officers as
"e are able 10 eject in the meantime
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In Republican Control.

We entered this canvass with every
Northern, Western. and Eastern State
save one in Republican control. This
gave 10 TIA, party a large army of office
holders reaching into every hamlet.
many or whom gladly followed the eX-
amples set them by the members Of the
/ Presidents Cabinet IN devoung their
time and services 10 the party
To accomplish much in this diree-
ton, however we must forget the dim
/ culties of the past. n anyone sus-
poets his neighbOr of treachery let him
not hInt OF his suspicion. II he knows
I ne has deserted Us let him not tell IT,
/ Our forces have been weakened by di-
I visions We have quaTre!ed at times
! over nOn-essenUials.
ii We would help the people. if we
WoulC furnish an organization through
\WhlcA they may be relieved OF "a party
Nal has grown SO corrupt that II win
| Ny enter into partnership with trusts
. = Nurc money Tor election purposes,
~. 1oNst forget the differences Of the
4 80 begin this day 10 build up.
! Il,-i-,' - may De needed, a broad and
/ a -. % NsanizatiOn.
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lContInued from FIrst Pagel

this defeat for the campaign was rua
on a goiu basis. Neither can the de.'at
be charged 20 emphatic condemnation Ui
the trusts, Cor the trusts were NOT d5-
sailed as vigorously this year as tnyy
were four years ago. II is evident that
the campaign d-d not turn uDuu the
question of Imperialism, and 4 is not
fair 10 consider the result as personal
victory for the President. although his
administration was tine subject Of crit
iCism
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PLATT And MORGMN.
Connecticut and Alabama Senator
address Senate.
DEFENDS PRESIDENT.
First Named EulOgizes the Chief Rx'
ecutive and Latter COntended
.FHrther Privileges Dae
to Panama.

Washington. Jan. 22.--Mr Plat of
Connecticut concluded his speech on
Panama He defended the course of
the president throughout the Panama
revolt. and eulogized the executive
personally as brave and fearless. Dur
in the morning hour Mr.. Morgan
spoke In explanation of his bill for the
annexation OF Panama TO the United
States. basing his argument on the
ground that the pending canal treaty
Is contemplating that result.
Mr. Morgan spoke OF the difficulties
which the country has encoun cred In
Panama. saying that they were not of
the country's seeking, but were due
TO the precipitancy Of the president of
the United States. IL was, however.
impossible To undo what had been
done. but he coutendcd that further
proceedings should he had In accord
ance with legislation In order to get
rid of the consequences OF our acts we
must make, he said. some eauita Bile
arrangement with Panama. for It was
not TO be supposed that Colombia
meant TO submit calmly.
Mr.. PIatt further defended the pres
ident against the charge OF committing
an act OF war. or even an act Of in
:-:--' ;;;1ii. denying tnat MS act In con-
nsction with the Panama revolt
amounted 10 either, 1T is eNsy" he
said. to make charges and talk In an
excited way. We want specifications,
and Il Is time for senator's who talk
c: acts OF war and Of Intervention to
tell us what ar act OF war is. and what
act OF the president In this case
amounts 10 var or intervention Ii in
acts OF which we are speaking. and
we are not concerned with what the
president thinks or wants"
The charges that the president knew
or the revolution. and had connived
at 1t, placed aim In a position which
II was necessary TO deny. said Mr..
Piatt.
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MYSTIC INFLUENCES.

New York Banker Claims They Tell
Him 20 Xiii President
New York. Jsn 22-E 4 Erlock q
banker. who claimed that mystic tn
n9snc~S acre at work sR him through
the sEency % his stomach bidding him
kan fbs president was committed 10
Bellevue hospital for examination as to
his sanity.
Erlock who Was arrested after
writing a long rambling letter TO Po-
it1& Commissioner McAGoo greeted the
afYic@tS as driiserers from his bond
age lie said b. felt the mysterious
pains even ia their presence. and that
the clock was affected by the spell
'~Fb~y ARE after me SO bad now
he said that they want me to xiii
The president I have a wonderful will
power. and have stood them of So Tar.
bat they are going at ms through my
stomach. and 30 not know what would
have happened"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22
STEEL PLANT BURNS.
Damage Is Estimated TO Be Three
Million Dollars.
SIX MONTHS OUTPUT.
United States Steel Corporation Hes
Sustained the Loss of Th0u.
sands OF Tons Of Manu-.
featured Products.

Columbus, o. Jan. "a special TO
the Ohio State journal from Shelby,
o.. says:
The United states Steel Corporation
stock sustained a 81. 000. 900 loss by fire
AT the plant OF the Shelby Steel Tube
company. The nre started IN one of
the smaller rooms from a defective
electric wire and spread TO the larger
stock rooms, completely destroying all
of them.
The product OF the entire plant for
the past six months was destroyed
within an hour. consisting of 500, 900
tons. making I'm ell 25.0o0G00. feet Of
finished product. and valued at $4,000
coo
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Mobile. Ala, Jan 22-P President n
y H.g~r Of the Mobile cotton ex-
change. by Instructions 90 the direct
oTs. has issued 9 letter 10 Senators
Morgan and Pettus. advocating strong
~ aukk action on the Panama treaty.
settin forth advantages 90 gulf ports
from the construction Of the canal and
declaring that the republic - establish
ed. and fiHther opfositian o. the treaty
can be- of no 0enefis Ca this couatsy.
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Boswell. I. T. 10 tncof poFntaa
Ordinary ponies set' for SIS at La
ssae.
I&wton. Okla. had a four tnch sasw
fall an the 2lst
seymour Ter. had ala inches Of
snaw on Thursday.
some foe marate MAS hssa found In
the wieessz assumtaiaM
Anna Relic Russell. live years old
was burned 20 death 1t IA pAso.
Desk Yoang's body was found naas
Antlsrs. i r. with bullet hols ln ain
Jaha league. aged eighty enc YEAR.
9 Mexican war veteran. Sled At e,ra-
sell. Tex
over $1,000 Of tia yellow fever f,,na
has esen turned over 10 Laredo TO be
used fer charity
c, H. Parks hardware store at Al
varado. Tex. was catered and gt0e
worth ~ cutlery steisn
AZ funeral in Sc Louis pat bear
eFs refused "a serve hes auss nor unlan
hack drivers were employed
A large Presbyterian university il
Co be established az Atlanta. Ca. by
the several sauthsfa synsas
TsHas Fire Prevention association
has stven seseaaent uHtt Feb. / 10
seeafa better pFetee tiea aKalaAg FEa.
The two-year. saa shlii ~ EsarnaE
Mtlliean ~as crushed 10 death unaee a
sanA ans wlnaalli estas aepxsd near
GFsanweea. wtss esaats, Texas
TAa hads " Charles Packet. PSI
nlaesssa tsaFs old. SIS foaat aaaF
featNla. nkaa. re EaaiA aftsEE oA~am
ass 80 hsee sat ha i Supposed u
n - haan tAsowa aaaiaat : hask sire
asmea
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TYLER MAN CHOSEN.
L. L. Jester, President Of Fifth District
Bankers Association.

49, 49, 1S~kNtb Ff11t1o1N ~ Ettest @'@Nfs~s
Bankers Association.
Dallas. Jan. Rat the meeting Of
the Fifth District Bankers association.
L. l.. Jester OF Tyler was elected pres
idsnt and Secretary Window OF Far
mersvIlle reelected.
THE Boil weevil' was the theme
upon which George N. Aidredge spoke
entertainingiy. He commenced humor
Dusty upon the habits of the weevii,
and the possible means Of its eradica-
tion. Others spoke briefly upon vari-
Gus topics.
a letter commentlhE upon the pros
perity OF the state. as brought about
by the high price OF cotton. and touch :
Ing upOn the effects OF the boil weevil
was read from W. l.. Hefiey OF Cam
sTon.
Judge .. f. Dunlap OF Waxahachie
and J. w. Blake of Dallas were chosen
to represent the district association
at the annual convention OF the bank
sTs OF the state to be beld Ia FL Paso
next May. The special subjects which
they are to bring before that conven-
ton are: The Importance OF Texas
Being Properly Represented at the St.
Louis Worlds Fair and THE Best
Way Of Protecting Bankers Against
the Sale OF Express Money Orders By
Express Companies"
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GREAT GOLD FIND

Business Men Close Their Stores and
Flock 20 the Scene.
Tucumcart y. NJ. Jan 21-Tha
widest excitement prevails around
Taeumctsri that has ever been knowu.
Business men have cised their stores
anu are 1ockiag TO the placer fields
eighteen mites east OF Tucumcart na
ftsnv@gte creek Thrss huudFsl man
are Oh the grounds sow Tha lorna
ton Is black sand. and nuggets are
found sNery where az big as wheat
grains Some expert miners vent out
aaa report u the BEST prospect they
evwg saw
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Unit Fer Roosevelt

Washington. Jan. - Delegates 70
the Republican nationai convention Sc
lected IA Florida are a unit far Pr-st-
aeht Roosevelt Ia each district reso-
iutions OF Instruction tor the president
we're adopted The president Va. in
receipt Of kilograms from every dis.
trtet convention sud from majority
OF elected delegates peldgug support
In positive terms
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Washington. jar. .1-The hsus-
committee on Indian Affairs authorized
n favorable report on he ban to allow
IN" sale cf the timber and stone lands
or the Usage fndi2n reservation IN,
okiahona Favorable sctioR was TAX
an on the Burke bill oprniuS ,h. south
Dakota reservations OF the Rosebud In
cizas for settlement
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FOR PEACE.
International Peace Commission Is
erting Itself

erting Itself
Paris, Jan. SIT ass been learned
IN official quarters that the Int~rna-
tonal Prage commission. having ltx
headquarters at Berue which ia al -
juact Ia The Hague arbitration tri-
bunsl has sent "a circular not. ts, The
powers asking for th- adoption Of
means TO secure settlement OF th~
Russo japanese controversy. The nofs
has directed serious attention from
some OF the governments. Including II
10 understood that d Washington
which has taken steps 90 learn IN.
att'tude OF foreign governments toward
tins proposition. Ii is expected that
France Will not act on the note a.
Foreign Minister DeiCasse has already
taken what - considered g. b.. mors
effective means OF exertinS Influence
upon Russia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22
PARTY OF NEGATfOn.
Democratic Leader So Chsracterixes
the Ma jocity In Conorass.

Q
the Majority IN Congress.
Washington. Jan. 2c.-The army ap-
preparation bill was under conssd~ra
uan Ia committee or tho whols
Thursday for FIVE hours. most Of which
time was devoted to a general Discus
sion Of the ta1R question Mr.. Rull
OF Illinois explained the provisions OF
ths army bill ana Nessrs Parker. (Rep
y. -. and Prince. tB-p. M. paid
tribute 70 the array "a now organized
Ar. Williams, majority leader. TAX
Ing the phrase stand pat" fer his fext
made a general srraignmeut OF Repuh -
tcan policies. and declared that thu
Republican party had been oaA Of
negztiou.
Miss Alice Roosevelt ecccupi~d e
sea- Ia the exrcutivs gallery for a few
momeats during the discussion Of the
army bill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22

A'dmoFe, J. T.. Ian 80 The winter
dfonth 80 the chickasaN nation which
hAs prevailed since last October. has
brsn broken By splendid raus which
tslt toF several hours followed by a
great drop in the Temperature The
moisture vas badly needed Iu MANY
sections Sheet fell at Afdmats Fhurs.
aAp afternoon
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MtTcHELL's ADVICE.
Urges Miners TO Con6ns Themselves
to Trades Uaionisnn.


IndiARs polls. Jan. 22-Duriag tAa
Convention of ths United Nine Work
@rH OF America Thursday Presidsat
Mitchell took the floor and urged taa
Organization To ceaans itself to trades
smienism- Hs s&Id uRder IL the min
srs wSrs getting higher wages thaa
ever before He allowed every man
his poliusaI opinlons and the privilege
Of voting thsxa. bot the organization
sheuld aAvs nothing to DO with polit-
tcal t@Bstn
Delegate Howell Of Colorado nitro
aussa a resolution which. Ia a IeaKthy
preamble sets fortR all the doctrines
ct the Socialists. &Rd asked the mine
workers to take The iaitistivs toward
calling a worlds ronveEtiss Of trades
aRioBs TO consider plans for the distri-
batsen of w~alta created by labor Aft
or An hours heated discus.loa u vas
"a BLEED
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MORE MEASURING.
Russian Note. II Is Said. viii Have
More Concessions.

Russian Note, t Is SAID, VIII HaVe
More Concessions.
Washington. Jan. 22.--Acting Secre-
tary Toomis he's received cable ad-
vtcer from United States ambassadors
a, two OF the European capitals. both
stating In substance that the situation
in the far east Ia more rezKsurtng. and
that the chances Of war between Rus
SKIS and Japan have senxibiy diHAn-
ixhsd. This forthcoming o---=.==. s~t~
will II 10 believed, haid out consad-
cradle concessions. but ~ 10 scarcely
expected that q complets settlement
81 the grave issues betwesa Russia
ard Japan will be at oscs reached.
and much further ccf-s=poE1sao$ 10
looked for
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Aiaw Nofk Iaa aaTha staamahip
FFsna@ss Irene WALSH eFousht fFam
ltalY iaa rsnslaa ~ Janaas smithsan
fosnasr 81 the eaalahseatea Institute
hAa feaehea he's plas Nha saa,MlAa
wee u8nafeFssa - rs nainAla ga
slaFtea taf W6sklmgt8a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22
ANTI TOXIN

ChtesGs Physician w1~ts UHfs5
States 10 Msnutsrtar- ~
Chicago Ian "a VITA at tat}U rs
centred 81 tru~i. Rngtlt b.s frsi. fhs
iiT@A of eat}dfen So ustl4t* o. IS r1a
tsFtsl gain, n - Fitu~ Fas $50 f~.I~~.l
government So step yu sul n1aueiFsrtrar.
tAis necessity ~ us@site.t rtssf}.@ setB
Or u. ~. Fr~hls prsSta~rl - fH~ a.
cage Aedir~l s0sistF az Tr~hi~ also
said that he wonid @ppairf eaasf7gt
tea to maize rotnpl~t@ t"f.sft sf Tho
facts ard start a movement f.,yvAf.l tFf4
manufacture 81 asst toxin ~ sea, l'utg.
81 States government
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8athfie. Okla. 1an - Il wAs De
elded q meeting az the Usage IN.
diAna ~ lneFeaae the number he a~is.
safes she ass 20 aesetiata = treaty
vita she s0NefRhne9t, fram sigAt "a az
teesa Ahes was dome 81 tAs susgss
tiaa et ti0sefaaF RsghaaF& aaxan
fah-esaad ASA faas has breed. . 8
- aa aalsaasa2
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Pso@nIx. Aria. Jan e Pursuant to
the suggestion Of Governor Hro3s~. in
a circular letter. the hoard ~ super
viSoFs has called s3x mass we~ttuAs 30
be held next Saturday in different
towns OF this county 20 protest against
joint statehood with Nsw MEXICO Pc
ussons will bs presented FOR the sigma
lures of citizens and then forwarded to
washington
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A~'e"uFn~. Jan p -Lof3 Nurtheots
appointed governor gen~y~t ~ Austria
ia 'h @ucc"s='s4b 10 lord T@nnySsst4
landed here. He was met by the fsasr-
81 ministry and others and proceeded
To the Parliament soas~. - here he wa.
sworn IN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22
Seoul Is Quiet.

Seoul. Jan, 2a.-Ths city 10 quiet at
present Seven out of tan mHtnistsrs
of tho Korean cabinet have r~HsEaed
ard four new onsa have been mpvoint-
ed Th@y are ali R@utraI as regards
tas revival sf the progressive tads-
p~ndsncs clause which the gSveTA-
aasnt opposes a~rtsum tesurrsetion
10 threatened Tn the southern prov
faces because of oT1cfal aptYesHion
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Meanwhile. Pa Jan, - An Ice
Eesgs ~ Nile itua caused the stream
Ca overflow ana portions ~ Water
street we're submerged Tbs water
gat lnta > nuenbeF ef aloFas aad dwell
Tags. hat no serious damage resulted
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22
RAIN GENE RAJ.
Wide Area Of Country Blessed by g
Copious Downpour.

Dallas, Jan. 22.--From all over north
and central Texas come reports that
splendid rain has fallen and the long
drouth ended. Rain Seems to have
been general in the territories and Ar
kansas also.
At Couplsnd. Williamson county.
there was a violent hail storm. Win
dow panes were smashed
Ia many portions of west Texas
much water fell
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22
IMMINENT ON EARrH

d II. halawlA, superintendent
|teF works, sshallahaTg, VIA,
II have tried many klnda II
D.. but have never received
zanaala untll | used ballard ;
lnlment Tor rheumatism and
II thlnk u tha haAA llnimaas
ae, alle and 81 4 bottle
a kfaFtlnas.
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SALOONS CLOSED.

Local Option Nov In Force In Gray.
son County.
Sherman. Jan. s2.--Local option is
In effect in GraySon county. There
were open saloons at only three points
Sherman Denison and Bells. There
wers In all about seventy five saloons
All quietly closed
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W@4=enharg. Colo. Ian. e2--In
e~Ssih at the Midway coal mine at
N"sS@ ak miners lost their lives
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Annapolis Md, Ian g Ballotfpx
fer nttsd states senator ThursIav re-
suited IN no choic~
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DO Go see him or phone hlm. WhoF
b. A. Syneo. What fore For Wood
Tor Charcoal. or If you want To- rent
nine-room boarding house, or II
kou want 81 bay mulea. horses or
&aAres, or IL You have q COW TO breed
he has two fine Jersey bulls; or II
&oa want to buy house and lot. he
as all Of the above for sale, trade
rent see him. He will treat
Du right. Thanks 10 the general
nblic for their East patronage and
vors. With best wishes for a
osperou3 New Year,
4 ATM yours,
j. A. SYNCO
Il Phone 30 New Phone la
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22

Fur SALE-Good buggy horse.
will trade for feed or wood. Frank
Oldham. "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22

WAETED-You 60 know that /
still have fine collection of strong
open ground roses. g. l. Kidd. 50
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-22

FOR SALE-Six hogs and one
mare. Apply to A. LasswelI. So