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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
,rNrptl MARKET REPORT.

-.rr-afHH.r.
sr-rrr--r- -.r-s ra--sl To-Day nls --s -
49, r.. H-..ae French ca-if.. t.ar. s-.-- -...
s-s ~rrr--- Hf O. Crrrer s7'. I'.. ~ -, ---ee
~ i. -- -..--.-s ~ 11 rU go I|.-- enc .ie L..et
81 rr r-.arrr ~ p e" f' I.-... l-.1s
1870 x 2Il 900 HaEe -te-e vs. 81 . 80. 81 ..-.--
r.-- .t -,. IL 4 rrsult H. t.e closing ". Lie
...-- 81. -r. .rr. '.nElaE rl.i.- -
r....--s, --s Ito same C1-s-c.'l-.. % .'. ~ .
...-.-r more vas gs0 god le' "a -.-. ..-
-. -.-- -rr.-t.- 81 me- buying tt-.--- =. h'a l-.
,.-.-.. ....ae seemed En- ...IsIt +. ... -...-.-
t.'. market about p ..-'..s .r
- frfTaI. col -.....al-.r f'...-...
-.f.r r-..lra ..... ..f .......N
'. s.- --.---r- r.-.ll-..s b. being also lHf...-.
"a 4-a IA tfe HlE.nE d. On" ...t- .--
--.-- r.-rrrf rotr r-H t. PIT ..r
Il. ..-.. ., f00 flrr ar ~ .f.. .art gear. ai-
.--- "a Ed DOB iars a-.isL 1881 la-- way --.
...-... lave f.-s..rl-g-. ID ..-...r ..-.- -.-
..-.f r.as r1a-.ra.- l.-a--. F.ta --.,a..--a e-
a,. -. x contract ....s .a ere -a.a. a.alzs; -5iaE
rra. - f....nE
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81 y a s ~ - 5. s q Is % ' % ai2a Is . Si -
w.s Hs .-ar- .1 l--ae7r az go = g. far SPOT ana
12l2- ar-s7--. T.EArIal a4yer1el j. s. - III los
. L.1..r pig WIS unchanged locally AZ A-t5g5 -
SfE-it. 50, Ter 7as 4H.iansed - $3.50 pa Ne.
boz % GsE7u ana a s. saf in Alldales6gro locally
s5aSl6 30 ..1ulry northern a. SisqSl5, 80 foundry
N6IkssI- aND s5RJp s-I5as.1ess In H5lasses vas n
SINAI los 5-' te ~ i.Aj .. e1eeis save sa 'S'-
cHauEef MoIAs>Es- sg-gat.-1s t-l2g-; HeS-,-5le,rs
-r1rr--- l5eI-- .a.l regis. go5l. lss-lc. p-lue.
5-EiN rl..-iGIr-- rrl-s e. steam ard fali ,11nar'
rr0F.Hsa- u fae .e.--- J. any ~ tae 'aie' l@-.
7-T' --l V---r7r--- 60. r,-..., 5.E I'm ga.
rs ss 81 1'S 81 ls5 t5rs china eIsy
Fousr Philadelphia q; Two Norwegian steamer e
S'-t rrla,- t,-ns hence 70 5ag Toag. g 900 cases
t-ai NssIslst Neas 70 Irosdenes Or Boston private
osasea Oh vas ssf 5, I'D '.sig ~, without ,2:
saser defining l5 points 81 Era-es- We quote.
s. Is. Ifla5srsa. SIS S ~ ana IN 5ls E6 reaasl
ses F-s 81 g; i5 ,. S1o, S go h fa,.
$ os. la.alsl s s. 90 ana i7 54.S s. 2as ~
name sumner , low - s.s. on SUMMER Yellow rou-
montreal L-S-LED pIL4-saa.s-ar seed. city EH#7
F et ~ town. raw - soc. Calcutta rave nc LARD
Pi-tIs-7',=---e-s vac another active trade IN ttc
provision ra- ull. violent lrsa- SD pork after tae
] .r-..-- followed EE .Elra shared t~
-.H- .7i- ta- w1-.- .s- css.r- Hp very steady a.
$500 la.aE 5000. q chicago. -9oy - Kansas CITY
e.- 5000 ~ Omaha PORK Arms al0ed Ne-s, IS 5.a
E'-~ ta'. tIt. et.Tl clear. is 90. SIG - il---r
I'm. Quoted. Aess fsrs2 family. Slo7Sll. packet. $50
Z g-.fea q So a1as-2 DRESSED HOGS 1rm: Quoted:
-'gs, orr slEATs-T,-F,ei teiias si~ais: quoted j.
L ~ ..H Ted Ha- .aH
I'm. .el d - I1el55 lr--s s.sa1. Oh tied n ia
1lr IaLls5W duh. u-r-aH- CIV sc- r81rr-- EIra.1
LARD c-iss. quoted e. 7S- c-rv lard easy quotes
~ q. t-zl fegs a5.o COMPOUND firm. quoted
az % fla SEAilNE easy. quoted: o.,a "a as city
lard stearue. 70 Gh-.
RICE-Alrires frlrn the E0uthe-n market. rep,-- d
tary 5000 demand and tre sales rood
end zone a. ~ uale-s steady Quotations follow.
Domestic ord nary 3t-sc. rJoa 80 Sc. NINA
20 choice. f-3e.i head --ga1s-. Patla 5isl-esc.
a1e1 t1-F- nominal. % domestic. S%Q4ss1s Java.
SUGAR Refined suga- ls frll demand sornsvhs. Do.
hrt unchanged tle l.st beng held - ~ All
fflr0ls ll.ea quoted are DoL Tess ] per cent Tor
ceret CO. powdered. coarse powdered
.e-eL Do. E-rie r1fe.ti rauuase1 zoe. Earls
CHarse extra fre g-a--latel 40 = cart0rH = 1ns
lrac'--e- 4f heEle ire E-ar-a-el. Standard f-anu-
lated and diamond A. 44aC. clIfe-tlners' A. sabs. Nos
Il. . ana a2j.. 30 q. 4Ife. SO q. 4loc: 10 Cs--
$50 y q. SO - 300. 81 y Ht+f- 80 10. q sc. %
so. 40 y i-Io. d. ,f'i Sos u ana j.. . &c 30
90 tflr trm uirlet D. again noted f1r Furar nd
Importer Inclined asE higher prices TIE -r-
follruE- ter-rIf1raI test 8 u gg--
ls-.ya-, ~ test 2I8-- ana uossses 20 test
vance % "a 10 IS ssl f9r February and 1914 Tor
March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

mixed. 81 J01S4 80
Csuc1nati FEB 11-HoGs-ouist g sass 81 CAT
TLE-Easy 81 25gss so sHEEP-stsady, s. 1884 =.
LAMBS-Duil. 81 25GS8 20
Kansas City, Feb u.-CATTLE-Reeeipts. 1000. In
cucng 100 Southerners: market steady: and
So 1JS4 20; Western 4OGS4 stock
ers aEd feeders strong 81 T5GS4 Is Etsers
SOW IS 1873 20 southern cows strong s. 2SaS2 so'
native cows strong. 81 80 50 hefers
g SgS5 bulls strong s. 4oGsS 90; calves strongs .
50 % EDGSReceipts $500 head "a d5c lower.
top s. DOH bulk u aales 81 pO7S5 IS heavy s. 100
s. 22s packers SJgS5 pigs and lights, 81 T5dS4 %
shE1E Receipts. 1000 head; market steady; native
lambs - 50s5 90 Western lambs 81 40dS4 g; fed ewes
4 feeders
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
s. RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot o. WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND ph-SBEtOSSE-S AND C0RrLANDT SEtSEELS
Ihe Leaving time from DssRTSs:es and SIa o
Twenty-third street station. eIesDt where otherwise
a.55 a. n. FAST MAIL-ParlOr Sleeping. and Dining
cara For chicago indianapolis and lousy -
smoking. and Observation Cars. Cincinnati Indian
1O.s5 a. NJ PENNsYLSANIA L1suTED-PulIman
neEt Cars. For chicago. Cleveland Toledo. and De-
1.55 P. VI CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville tvia Cincinnati and Lo1lsyllle'' IA
ASS P. n. CHICAGO LIFTED pullman slsspins.
5.S5 p ~ ST LOUIS EXPRESS Pittseurg.
Car. For Gary v. Va via Shenandoah valley
SIS p N. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
7s5 p IT, PRcfFIc ExPREss For PttssurE To-
aEdoah VaiIsy Route Connects FOR Cleveland except
SIS p n CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk Elk
PREss--For Ptttsburg. Cleveland. CINCINNATI IN
9.5J P. VI. PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Daily for Pitts
WAsHINGToS AND THE. soUTH s,-..,.
T5 - - %. 40 10 oes5rosses and Co.,a1J ,s Cot
10 2o 1885 q m .ls So 2 10 oDes9Toss firnsd al
Iandt streets 2J q . G2nsEs 81 q y 1esbrossss
and Cortlaudt streets 5lol s2s p m q ~
so1ai Iir1itad' al Parlor aud DininE CarsD. . =
'425 ABS CDesbosses and Cortlandt streets. Sl'''
soCTHERN HALLWAY z 80 3 3 2 p Pa no %
Ari.as,TIc COAST 1IxE-E1press Is a snd =
? m. daily New York and Florida Special -4'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1I.wAY-Express 12 IS P m:
and II nght daily ''seaboaTd Floriaa LlHi''@-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT--For Memphis
and Ssw-Crleans . daily - -..n
CIIESAPEAKE * OHIO RAILWAf--teo u m N''N
FOR OLD POTNT COMFORT and NORFOLEc--I.5S a m
veek-5ays and % ? m caily- - ..s- -ssv.
ATLANTIC CITY, IS M ard $50 .. n
Sundays. 15S n. Through Nestlouled ram
TarI0- cars ana standard coaches week-dsys "a
Smoking Parl0r cars Dining Car anu S'4nNaI
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAR Sc .. n. weekdays. -,
LONG BRANCH. ASBTRY PARK GnterlaSen sltndays''
Grow eu4p
third Street station SO a. m I'D =. 80 ? ~
1 night weekday sundays. j. 10 ID a ~
and IS p From D-sbrosses and Cortlandt SIres'
a M. l. 81 40. $40 n. and lZ-l5 night "eV~
6ays sundays - IL. s.45 a % p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sC- * s755 % 60 = IS Louis Limited.
,erna IlmlteD. 80 s., 11.55 "1255. sl55. 20
tsbrosses ard Cortlandt Streets. 22Ol. 80 3 . 800.
. Is ~455 CAS- chicago Limited for North Fhl-
adepha ouIyJ - %. G55. T55. =, S5 s5 FOR North
tars G66 s4s5 sos - . - - ST. Louis LImiteil.
s55 (slO&5 Peuua Limited s1O55 a. n. IL 80 ~ %.
- So '42J '455 chicago Limited for North Phil
sdelphia Cny}. - 50. sd 7.55 SO S25 05o for
North Philadelphia only ?. H.. l2lO night
Ticket oaess Nos a.; 1854 fi3 261 Broadway: 1s2
FTrh AveTus (eow 5tl. 20 Fffth Avenue corner
18th str; Ast1r House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn, Court Street $50 Fulton street so Brao
way ard Peunsylvau!a Annex station The View fork
Transfer Company Will call for and checE baggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea Tor Pennsy vania Railroad Can
Service.
". ". ATTERPTRY. :. r. WOOD.
General Manager Passr TIafhc Manager.
GEO y. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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X Pursuance OF As ORDER OF HON.

Il Abner c Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New
~ Notice hereby given 10 al persons having claims
Reisert- known as Anton RelserL
-. =; ne Couty New York deceased. % present the
- the subscribers their
.-e - transactlnE business. the once OF oliver w
49, 30 81 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan IN The
- - New York before the 18th day Of ny next
- 1900 Sea York 18th day OF January. 1904
r6I-fS5 AI.SFEID. JANET MULLER HENRIETTA
fzf-FTPTTNG EXecutrtces-
-, YHl n REALS attorney tcr executives. 81 Broad
oi Tav Borough Of Manhattan New York city. y 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

ash quotations were follows: FLOJR-FIrrl
W4E4I-spr2g 70 2 sSsg5s No 3 soa94sj No red
OATS-No . 4Oi4G41c No , white zOa43Ac. RFE-N0
= Sc EALsLEf-tfe2d feeiing, 39g4ic fair 70 choics
western. 81 j.. TIMOTHY-Prime 50 10. CLOVER
Contract grade. SO -. PORK-Ness per Dbl Sl4 500
Sl4 62s-- LARDPer 100 ID. s. 5GqS7 80. CUT MEATS
short Fis sides u0ose SO 1891; short clear sides
81 -. On the Produce Exchange to-day butter
Eet was firm BUTTER-Crea1nerfes 15a25c: dairies.
l312Q2@c Eti'iS-Stsady mark Included 2Siz q
81 as CHEESE STEADY. S1sqI2-sS - -, 81,
No Northern 23A4c; No Northern u i4c. MAJ 93%c
July, s3iac; September. s3sac.
MlNa-Aee Feb. II.-WHEAT firm: No 1 Northern 9lG
s6c; No northern, e9qe3e. Ma, 95'sc RYE steady;
ST.. CORN steady. No 2. 44a45e. May Sac No market
NinueapoIs Fe6. 11.-wHEAT-No hard g5o; No l
Northern. 95c No Northern. e2c May, SA5>c. July.
%. second patents 81 75g$4 s. first clears 50 500
s. 60 second clears. 81 bSaS@ % RItANIA bulk Sl5G
Philadelphia Feb. l1-wHEAT-ouet but firm; con
steady. February. fIlc. OAT-Qui-t steady NJ,
. white. clipped, 5Oc BCTTER-Firn. and prints
i higher extra Western creamery, 26 extra nearby
prints. EEES-lc lower. fresh nearby. 3ic a. the
mark fresh Western s3c the mark, fresh southwest
S2Giac the mark fresh Southern. 5ig22o the
mark. tliEtlSESteGdy. New-Nogk full creams choice
= fancy IL sc NeV-Tork fun fair goo 100
lVac Rec iptsfl0lr. 5OJ bols AMI ls54ooO pounds
n sacks wheat ZOO bush. 5000 BUSH Ia
UO1 blsh Slymcnts-Wheat. 400 bush; corn, 5000
cash u6a.c; May. aIt.a9Iasc: Juy, s4'sGs45c; No >
harf SUa So. CbRN-No . cash 44iac. Nay, {ec July
49'sc. UAIs-NO cash, a., May. ~; No white
$40
rIary. s. 1@1 March 50 5Ta. april. 50 GA AISIh T.
prime. 81 20 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Banaio Feb 1I--FLOUR steady wHEAT-sprIug No
HCItLern chicago. Z. s9Ac: winter. no offerings
CORN nrIner; No yellow SAC: No corn b0h4c OATS
quiet and easy; No white. Sc; No mixed 46-1e-
BAft-E1-N esteTn IN store, b5965c. RTENo oherings
ChcaEo. Feb. I--The leasing rutu-es ranged az fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

.Daiy. tDally. except sunday SUNDAY onIy
Offices. liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Aston House
f65 251 asa 1890 1884 Broadway fs2 5h Az Is Union
Square West. l53 East 125h 81. &c f25th St. 2s
Colunous Ave. New York; Court ST. 544. Fulton
St. BROOKLYN $50 Broadway. WiIiarsrtl-z v1-.-
Transfer Co calls t1r and checks destnafo
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Ocean Steamers.

MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE. $500 Up.
n DAYS March 5 s 'Kurfurst" l5. ls2 tons. spring
and Summer Parties Europe Choice berths all Inca
r C. CLARK Il3 Broadway. y.
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New York Central Route

NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via SpriuEfeId and the
BOSTON & Albany RAILROAD.
Trains leave f9O2 a ". td2OO noon. p NJ
81 % r. NJ. '
Tickets at NewY0r Central ticket Offices 16I as snf
1Zl6 Broadway, and at Grand Central station.
A n SMITH GEORGE IT. DANIELS.
General ManaEer leneraI Passenaer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County q Ne~
given all persons having CLAIMS
<ast Louise Starring late Of the County Of New YORK
with vouchers thereof TO
se sbscrbers their place OF transactng business No
al p-o dWay Manhattan. in The City OF New YORK. on
er before The First day q August. next -.
TSssed New YORK the 10th day OF January 1904
~ cCSS- SMITH EDISON BRADLEY. Executors.
r-DyvERD WELLS. II. Attorney fur Executors. al
An y
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. (Tirns from south
very I'VE minutes eaTlier than shown Below
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
ChINk-Z4o0 (Il5 Easr0n ouly). $40 A. 4
80 400 t545 Easton only =. n sundays IS
wIKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON 90. $40 4 n
300 y. NJ Sundays. as A. NJ T.
LAkEWOOD. LAkEHU RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BAkNEGAT-z40o, $40 A. N. $50 % AZ. Lase-
wood and Lakehurst only. A10. as. 90 y. NJ ts.18
y, NJ Saturdaysl. Surcays. go A. 81
AIIANIlC CaIN-e9-f0 a. NJ. f5 40 r. ~.
NINELAND AND BFIDGETON-tzA00 a. VI. - ~
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOEE FONTS
E4Q9. $50. lLS0 A. VI. XI2U. 45 $50. So. nj
p N sundays. except Ocean Grove. 500 A. 81. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERxuNA13. .aas.
ft99 $50; 200. tlooo; MOO A. ~. 90. - %.
18th AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-tt IS. $3.50.
1850 .lL45 a N. 'L0o gao. 800. ZOO. 20 -
RE AIDING H6RRIsBURG louisville AND WILL
IAMsPORT-|400 90. "a %. $500. Hr9 10 90 20. IL 90
a n. Reading only. 100. 10 t2 00 p M
Reading Pottsville and Hrs5g only "A 90. 800
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDally. fDallv. except
sunday tSunday only. tParlor only. VIA
TamaquA NSaturdays- aEXcept Saturdays.
Oices: Liberty ST Ferry. south Ferry. Asto-
House Isl. 2si. 43A l5eo. 1854 Broadway. 1s1 sth
West 125th St. 245 Column Av. New York. Cour-
St. 54t $50 Fulton 81. BROOKLYN $50 Broadway VIII
iamsburg. y Y Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 70 destination
W. G BESLER c. n BURT
Vice Pres and Gen Ms-- Gen Passr a.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r.. PHILADELPHIA
AND READING Ky. and BALTIMORE
AND OHIO X. x
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Abner c Thomas Surrogate Of the County -
New York Is hereby given 20 al persons mans
-yt-s srainst Joseph II. GCdvn, late OF the County
STsy YORK deceased present the same with Fouc-
their OF transact
- Es-f1sss A. the once OF Stlkeman SLIDER. No IS
is Manhattan. IN the city %
- Work on before the fifteenth day o. april next
NEED Sev York. first day OF October 1908
SKAC- p SMITH. EMMA I. MOLLER. Executors-
e-rEFNAN & SILBER, Attorneys for E1ecutors Is
% Hroadvray, Borough Of MaEhAttan. New York CITY
n y.
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Ocean Steamers.
Mediterranean serviCe.

GIBRALTAR NAPLES-t5ESOA.
Hob Feb, I3 An HJAsnzoLe-n Mar = II An
Re - II An LAIN Mar - ~ A..
j. Feb II All >. Irene --.--ApL = u An
K IIise. Mar L. II AM K Albert ----Aul. 2. II AN
From Bremen Piers 81 and 4th Sts-, Iob1Sen
OEIEICTI5 & co no. s BROADWAY, y. Y.
Louis II. Never, - south Third 81. Fhils-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-22
r E r s O ~ A L s
&c


Fer plumbing see W A Knight
AIRS. Birdie Ross visited in Dallas
today.
DIR. and Mrs H. A. Bourland of
Dallas arrived in the city this morn,
ing.
Mr.. J M. Boyd of Fort Worth is
visiting the family of Mr.. Chalmers
Mcpherson.
MIR. and Airs A. d. Timmons OF
Amarillo arrived this morning to at
tend the Timmons- Moorman nuptials
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Marshall Hicks of san Anto-
MO and Miss Carrie Cooke of Clarks-
vile. Tenn. arrived this morning to
visit Mrs. T. NJ. Sleeper
Mr.. " M Kane. a prominent
ranchmaa Of Birmingham Ala, re-
turned home today after visiting his
cousin. Mrs. O. u. Reed
Miss Joe Thomas, Mi WIN Cowly
and Mr. c. l.. Noteworthy Of Dallas
spent Sunday in the city the guests
of Mesdames Killman and Willis.
Mrs x L.. Phillips of pauls Val
ley. l. r. and MI. and Mrs. J. G.
sSiddons of Paris will arrive tonight
10 attend Jhe funeral Of their father.
Mt j. s. Siddons. tomorrow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-22

Nj F. F. Threadgil of Ennis has
moved Co our city and opened "a new
butcher shop on East Franklin street
MI Threadgll says he viii run TWO
delivery wagons and vii deliver all
meats. etc. 20 any part OF the city
free lie says his prices for meats
will Dee >c. Sc and 0c per pound
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-22
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Held By Committees Of Methodist
Church Last Night.

Quite an enthusiastic meeting OF
the building and soliciting commit
tees of the Methodist church was
held last night in the county court
room. At the meeting OF the mem
bership of the church held the night
after the burning 1t was decided to
rebuild at once. and to build a solid
brick structure as nearly fire proof
as possible. At the meeting last
night 1t was decided to start the so
Letting committee out at once. and
this committee. consisting of some
twenty-five or thirty members and
friends of the church, set the exam-
pie by circulating the first subscrip-
ton list among themselves. 1t was
liberal donation each one set him
self down for. Twelve thousand
dollars. in addition to the insurance
will have to be raised 10 build such
house of worship as will be needed.
This sum will build and furnish such
building as will be delight, not
only to the congregation owning 1t,
but to the entire citizenship of the
city Each and every citizen of the
city viii be asked for contribution.
The membership of the Methodist
church have been liberal contribut-
ors TO the erection OF other church
buildings in this city. and out of II.
and now these congrega lions will
have an opportunity Of responding 10
their neighbor church in distress.
Waxahachie people have ais obeen
liberal contributors 10 the erection
of church buildings and school houses
throughout the county, and friends
of the Methodist church in the coun~
try precincts, will not doubt, now be-
ing given an opportunity to assist In
the erection of this church
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-22

The readers OF this paper Will BE- pleased to
learn that there Is al least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure la ali its
stages. and that Ia CAtArrb, Halls CatAFrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. CataFrh being q constitutional dis
ease, requires 3 constitutional treatment. Halt's
CAt&rrh Cure IL taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys~
tenn thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease and giYisR this patient strength By build.
ing up the constitution and assisting nature Ia
doing ITS WORT The propFietors have 20 much
faith In It's curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails 10
cure send for list Of testimonials.
Address, y J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. U
sold By Druggists a5c.
@m@- Hali's Family pills are the eest
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Counterieitiug,the Genuine

Foley q Company, Chicago, orig
mated Honey and Tar as a throat
and lung remedy, and on account Of
she great merit and popularity OF
Foley's Honey and!Tar many imita
atoms are offered for the genuine
ASK Tor Foley's Honey aud Tar
and reflss any Substitute offered as
no Other preparation will give the
same satisfaction. 10 Is mildly lax
alive. II contains no npiates and IL
safest for children and delicate per
sons
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Combination

Health 10 absolutely impossible, Il
constipation he pFesent. Many seri-
Gus cases of liver aud kidney com
plant have sprung from neglected
constipation. Such n depiorable con.
dillon lie unnecessary. There 10 azure
for IT, HeFhine witl speedily remedy
matters. &. A. Lindsay, T., NJ, Hron-
son, Fla. writes Feb. II. 1870: "Hav.
INK tried HeEhiue. l find it q fine
medicine for constipation f." 20 etc q
bottle Hood 4 Martin
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The Fraternai Union of America
Will meet In regular session Friday
night, November Is This is the
time for election OF annual ofiicers
All members are urged to be pres
ent c VI BRADY. Sec.
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DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD

$4,000 49, @~~~~Ax
See w. A. Knight for plumbing
You can go the Sherman Thursday
and return for $1.50.
Cali at the Empire Bakery and ex-
anime their cakes. o. d. Reed. 101
Rubber thresholds keep out wind,
rain and snow. See Forrest & Mad
SON 104
Thanksgiving exercises in each
room at Park school tomorrow after
noon
A warm welcome for all who at
tend the exercises at the public
school
We have "Cobs to Burn" and sell
them cheap Waxahachie Grain
/ Company. 102.
One of the most popular stage
/ successes, The Little Homestead. :"
will be seen at the opera house to-
night
The National banks will be closed
Thursday in observance of Thanks
/ giving.
4 We have "Cobs to Burn" and sell
them cheap. Waxahachie Grain
I Company 1o2.
I The Home Mission Society viii
meet at the Methodist church Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock
Fruit Cake for Thanksgiving AT
the Empire Bakery O. d. Reed. 101
/ Encourage the teachers and pupils
of the public schools with your
/ presence tomorrow afternoon.
Patrons and friends of the public
/ schools are cordially invited to the
! exercises tomorrow afternoon,
Encourage the Trinity football
/ team by going with them TO Sher-
man THURSDAY The round trip rate
is $3.50.
The drawings in the different
rooms. bearing on Thanksgiving. will
| interest you. See them tomorrow
! afternoon.
An American play by an American
author. for the American people
The Little Homestead, at the opera
house tonight.
r. A. Edwards. a local cotton buy
er, went TO the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma a few nights ago to ship
out a lot OF cotton.
Her Lord and Master" which Miss
Helen GRAVITY will revive this season
might be termed an International
comedy, as the scenes are laid in
Colorado and England
Songs, drills, recitations. Gialogs
debates-by the public school chill
dren--all bearing on Thanksgiving
Don't fail TO hear them.
/ The Little Homestead. a whole
some little drama with a moral by
/ W. b. Patton, author of The Minis
ter's Son, at The opera house tonight.
Fred Tilford shipped five pens of
/ chickens and r. d. McCombs one pen
/ to Waco this morning 10 compete
for premiums in the poultry show.
In the district court yesterday
afternoon VIII Tarrant was granted
divorce from Samantha Tarrant
The parties to the suit were colored
The plaintiff lives at Ennis
The exercises at the public school
Thursday afternoon begin in the
primary department at $50. in the
intermediate department at 2:45; in
the high school department at $500.
- HeycF and S r Barton return
ed last night from trip to ST Louis.
Elgin Rockford. Chicago and other
places in the East. At Elein they
visited he watch factory and saw the
piano factory at Rockford They re-
port "a pleasant trip.
Mt F. F Threadgill of Ennis has
moved To our city and opened "a new
butcher shop on East Franklin street.
MI ThreadgilI says he viii run Two
delivery wagons and wll deliver all
meats. etc. 20 any part OF the city
free lie says his prices for meats
will Dee Sc. Sc aud DC per pound
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uAEt recently opened new
butchrr shop un East Franklin street
an the Wicker building east OF the
Waxahachir National Bank NJ
prices for meats are hr See and iuc
p"r pound will deliver your meat
"a any tlmy ~ thr day Plenty at
turkeys aud chickens un hand Call
fae over the uld phone aud gill
deliver FoaE order at once ta4pd
r r. T8REAUGttL
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