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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
BLIZZARD HAS ABOUT y, v.
T. SPENT ITS FORCE
(By Assoclutad Press.l )

HELENA, MONT. FEB. IA blizzard,
hours IN enstern Montana and we.tern
NNepth Near ppko'a has aPGaa spent itse
were struck bya Train. Two were killed
and the third was picked up by the pilot
Of the engine and carried twenty miles
dent, The opcrptors at a station passed
by The train r :, saw the man and te!eglaphed
BADLY bruised and half dead il from rom cold, Old
lie said that, they did not see the train
because of the storm,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
THREE ARE DEAD AND
THREE ARE MISSING
Rv Ascend el Pres.: !

& DODDSvILI.,E.a MISS. Feb ga white
man and two negroes are dead and posses.
are searching for three. other negroes,
with, the ayowed intention, i, Of, .lynching
on the Eastland plantation. two miles
from this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Made Chief Inspector,

Z WASHINGTON. D, C.. Feb, Sd. W.
I.um has been appointed chief engineer of
maintenance OF way and structures Of
the Southern Railway. and the office of
eng gineer Of bridges and buildings has
Been ABOLISHED ]. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
schley Has Grip.

# (By Associated Press?
AsufNGTON. Feb, 3.-Adnlral ". s..
schley is confined to his home by an at
tack of grip, but expects to ba out IN a
few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Virginia.

"A Kentucky fugitive. exile for scyen-.
teen years confesses to murder, in South.
ampton jail and desires to stand trial f9r
jeopardy in Roanoke because o.. allie; ed
statement. that he made to the effect thd.
on ner: one Thousand boys and men seek. s !,
i,rie nrest I'd aefends him IN TO The mol sgro
arrested Ia Norfolk believed 70 be NJ 30
lake place Of cotton mn! at .Et.rlek1I a
in RappahanrioeK county. feaving a regl-
mcnt OF. Observation-Disclosures car cars
burn in cut near Orange, Va.---r-Iie
double track OF the so9thsrn- heIng sas Used {!
made over it--,B misund rstaid.ng
ifor the first term OF York Circuit Court
Boy indicted in Chesterfield for ls, !; al, al
rough s on rats n in coffee fredericksburg
offers site for the normal school; War.
Masonic Lodge formed in Charles Ci,y
still hope to win the fight before join:
cauous--Will Of wealthy widow offered e.
knight takes her own life In Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
.sUMMAR Y Of. he DAY'stNEE:W''''s. { :W''''
The Weather.

@ WASHINGTON. !. Feb. 3.---Forechst for
Thiirsday5liiild Friday: . d III,
3 VirEinia- a--Tait 4,rhursday: Friday LAR tair,
with rising tenporat!rc variable sln,us. ~.
Nnrih Caroiina--F Fair Thursday; Fridns
/ falr,p warmer IN Interiors; fresh north TO
northeast winds. 9f Az 81 Ea5 OH 5
~ Colder, but not severe. weather ne,
vailed In Richmond ycsterday., lce anu
4 snow ttiawed some in the middle iol !.
day, but not q. great deal. NJ ercury $1,000
aL tho freezing point. at midnight.
STATE OF THE TIERMo MoMETER.
3 A.. NJ -. 90 90
12 M. so. 81 81
p. M... 4. X X N
4 & r. =. - z"
q p. * *
/. midnight 90
Average b 90 10
1Iighest temperature ,yosterday........ o.
= I,oWcgt 4 enperaturc ycstreday..........2. Z.
Mean Temperature yesterday ..,..... 30 30
Norma Temperature for February.......H7
Departure from normal temperature. y. =
Precipitation during past "a ihours..'.io'
8s # MINIATURE ALMANAC.
- . February 4, 1904
s,,n rises \. {. ..T:1a HIGH TIDE
t;titii sets ...5.35 forming .........e:3S
Moon Moo rises 1890 Evening ........7;o5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
5- estE5 =.
General.

Stock market has another day3of { al
most sta gnation, there beii;g g oven an abb
sence of movements in spec Al iss tts
which have tcfaracterlzed the movements
of the last few days--Isado or Rayner
nominated by Democrats OF MAJ la,d
for United States Senate and will be
elected lin Joint session Of the Gene al
Assembly to-day: result. which x W 8
brought about; BY. Senator Gormnn. may
politics Cotton; brokers' who had ex..
pected an exciting day in tho market
have more nerye-rhcking tlne th: NJ
they anticipated even---Presidont ~
termed 4 rid cuous Rough Rider dur
ing debate in the .House---Debate In San
ate over appropriation for a loan TO the
St. Louis Exposition Company IS spicy
and amendment goes over without action
Japan Is fast losing pat cnce and may
send an llltimutumI II I.tss!n does not iex-
Dedite her reply; both countries are fast
getting on a war footing, and 1T is ton-
coded that crisis In Far Eastern situation
is fast pproacling-W. u, Bryan makes
an address before the kentucky Leg Isl 4
ture and attacks Grover Clevel lana as a.
man who made money the master OF
lnan--Five cars Of AIntercolonial Express
jump track and plunge down q high ON,
hankment, killing one person, fatally hi
juring tllree efand ser nusly lnjurlEg nuns
her of others. Engineer OF oil ste jmer
loses his own life in saving that OF friend
Two favorites win nt New Orleans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
North Carolina.

Hill Terry. who was on trial at VIII
lakes his own life with a case knife iii
his cell--Thc sales of the sRllelgh DIS.
pensary for January reached over eleven
thousand dollars-The president of the
campaign expenses-J. B. Powe; ~ stil IN
jail in default OF 1900 baIl----.A number
OF important new charters issued by the
lie murder of William Shell in Madison
county. w. Beard about. It, DIG
from blood poison In a wound rrce we'd
when W. Worth. Knocked HIN. doW a.
Winston n-Salem; Worth is arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

Continued on Third Pageo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

brass hand has been ENGAGED a. hold
sunday afternoon concerts in tnis City nr
os cry Latnffs- concerts VIII begin
etien AFTERNOON shortly after che afternoon
meeting and continue until abort e7i
RMS IS p public improvement that IS
worthy - considerable commendatioa 10
- r. Moves Of Ephraim was a Manu
visitor this week
some 81 our people went to Provo TO
attend the Elks carnival
The Manti Dramatic company win give
performance III this city some time iu
state Superintendent Of schools a. O.
Neison spent q dag on Two in Mantl this
The Cosgrove Concert company gave
81 entertainment 10 Our tabernacle FRI
gay evening. The company Isl q strong
one ana was appreciated bv fthe Deo0fe
Of this city.
The scandinavian jubilee committee has
heen appointed 20 entertain the Sesrlsf-
naYians ct the state WHO win Eafhar fn
tais CITY July z and - Extensive pre-
l.ataslons VIII be made for a grand ceIe-
andrew Stephenson and wife of Holden
are in the city visiting friends.
Frederick J. Christensen sr and e-ifa
q e1a3ilelQ were in the city this week.
EeWafd j.. Black and vile and mother
this week.
Alice J. Rappeieye of Kauosh visited
friends iu Aand this week. q guest al the
lister.
Clarissa and Amy Stephenson OF Holden
were temple visitors this week
mary Ann WhatC0tt OF kanosh was in
the city this week.
HYFum ~. Robinson and family Of
liyette were i'm the city on business Wed
nesday last
Peter Falkner and family of Ferron
were Asnu visitors this week.
annie T. Hyde of Salt Lake CITY was In
the city this week.
Emma J. Bawden of Fpbrsiu visited
Manu friends this week
Manu this week
Mrs. Sophia Oberg of RichfieId was a
temple visitor this week
Caroline Lundberg of Ephrafn visited
friends IN the Temple City this week.
Mary I. HendTiCkSen and Mary E. Old
royd OF Glenwo0d were i'm Manti this
week.
Kanren J. Sorensen of Ko0sharem Wis
tied friends in this city this week
j. j. Christensen. wife and mother of
Ephraim visited at the temple Thurs
day last.
Mrs. Farley Christensen Of MayfieId
was in the city Thursday on important
business.
WgK. Barton OF Sterling was in the
city this week.
German Rasmussen ana family were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

ties theF returned fro1u tna Goose berry
basin THURSDAY and report the sport fair
Mrs @. AtcfzGuEan went to Salt Lake
IhurscagE where she VIA remain a short
time visiting relatives
Ars. Miilie Nolan returned FFidav from
her trip 10 Cherry Creek. Idaho where
she was called a month ago bv the nI-
ness Of her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Craig or Wgommg IS in
the city IN charge 81 the kindergarteu
school. which was started this week
Arrangements are under way here foT
celebration on July T. THE exercises
wilt consist OF foreno0u's programme
and an afternoon Of sports
Miss Anna STANLEY. who for a number
of years has been teacher al the VA
satch academy In TINS city. left this week
for home ID the east She will net return
as she has been assigned another field
by the board in control of the mission
school work.
Christian Johansen went To Provo to
take part I'm the Elks celebration
&. A. Clark Is a Provo visitor this week
The South ward primary win present
the operetta Cinderella in FlCueriand -
ing. II VIII be FOR the benefit Of the
South ward meeting house.
r. ". Livingston of Salt Lake is iu
this valley on Insurance business. He
was formerly a resident here.
The Twentieth club viii hold a sneeia1
meeting at the WasaIch club rooms next
Thursday afternoon.
J. NJ. Cherry was visitor In Gunnison
this week
Geo. Christensen was a visitor ia
EphTaim YESTERDAY. He wiz go there in
the fall 10 reside. having been engaged
as one Of the faculty Of the snow
academy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
PAYsoN-

The reception Of Mr and Mrs Ammon
Nenekef. 5l.- was held Tuesday evening
the home OF Mr- and airs. James
7huLers PARENTS of Mrs Nebeker large
crowd Gt relatives and intimate friends
were present and immensely enjoyed the
festivities e the occasion.
Sir. and Ars. william Patten have is
their SON. RI Vivian Patten OF tfIs city
and MISS huth 8aHna OF spanish FORK
lhe happy event VIII take place or Tues
day, June IS on the following gay the
wedding reception VIII be given 10 their
honor at the home OF Mr. and A-Es. ".
j. r. Frisby Of Eureka has been Ira
fayaQn since Wednesday visiting rela-
lives and friends.
D. q. Lindsay was down from Tintic
The III T. A. girls gave an ice cream
social on the Second ward church lawn
Thursday night TO raise f1uds for
cnurcn purposes. There was an eEcep-
i0ually large crowd out TO partake OF the
festivities The juvenile orchestra fur
niahed some nice selections while Ice
cream and cake were being served.
p. b. Cronin was down from Eureka
Mrs il Reees spent Wednesday in
mrs. G. s. Huish returned to Eureka
Wednesday evening after q visit of three
days with Mrs o. =. Hush
T. J. Simmons is home from MS trip
ROB smith Of the Gem is in Provo this
week doing q few stunts on the Midway
Hourly -. Hudson. well known in these
parts, has gone % Mexico.
Frank Hawkins Is ia Provo this week
working az his trade.
Miss Blanche Peerv departed for SAT-
Lake Monday to fiji q position with
keith-O' Bricu company.
Attorneys Ed Pike and y. A. Robert
son OF Eureka were here Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Stella Mcclellan is making a
short stay in Provo.
O. IL. Hush made a business trip down
from Eureka Monday
PaysOn viii celebrate Independence day
I'm q genuine patriotic manner this year.
The committee chosen at a public mass
meeting TO arrange a celebration, is com
posed Of the following citizens: o. q.
Simons, Rev. S. j. Ward, John Done.
Mrs H. u. Hush and Miss Ada Daniels.
The 5-months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank MaBeth died Wednesday Of spinal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

Buffalo as delegates and returned via the
tair - 81. Louis. visiting in other places
also while ca route.
apostle Francis Af. LEman was ia this
city sunday and Monday 81 This week.
tho guest of ms daughter Airs. y. c.
G9wans, and her husband.
Mrs james Fechser went TO Heber city
Monday She viii joln her husband. who
Ia there. and they WilI remain.
Mrs Pauline seely went 60 HeDcr Gu a
wish early Sc the week
Ars. EDpie Larsen went n Eureka ear
81 in Jhe week to remain "a short time
Miss Ella Nelson came in from salt
Lake Tuesday and VIII remain during the
summer She has been attending school
Do the capital city over winter.
Jas ClaWson Of Lphraim was IN town
0pring the week.
- A. abriszie went in % Provo Tues
day 70 attend the Eiks' convention. ia
session there.
Miss Mabel Johnson went in to SAT-
Lake to spend week OF ten days visiting
with acquaintance
There wiz be an excursion out of this
valley next ~ ednesday. with Castillo as
the objective point A special train viii
be run from as Ear south IS Richfieid.
forenoon. The excursion is state affair
and IS under the auspices Of tne T. O. o.
u. lodge OF the state.
D. p. Felt OF Salt Lake City was IN
town a short time this week. He went
on south.
Mrs. H. AIadsen of sconeId is over on a
Visit 10 neF m0LfeTs Mrs O. Is. ff lic0Gs
and other relatives.
An excursion VIII be run from this cOuu-
ty TO Saltair next THURSDAY the occasion
being the Southern States missionaries
outing al that resort The railroad IS
making a rate which viii insure q big
crowd from this section of the country.
Mrs. Joseph Jordan went to kichfield
Thursday 90 spend ten days visiting rela-
tiVes.
A dozen people went from this city
Thursday to the circus 1T Mauti.
President q. n. Lund and wife are i'm
Brigham City this week attending the
strawberry festival, which is in progress
there.
Gus Olsen and wife came In from Idaho
this week. This IS Mr. Olsen's former
home aud<he viii spend some time visiting
his many friends here.
John j. WOodring stopped off a couple
Of days here to visit his parents on his
way home from the Worlds fair at ST.
Louis. he went on Monday 60 his present
home in Richueld.
Clarence Nelson returned this week
from Minneapolis, where he has been at
tending school He win return in the
fan. as he has two years more before his
course is concluded.
August " au and W. j.. Brown were the
first fishermen to make a trip into the
mountains in search OF the finny beau
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

meningitis. The fuaeEsI vas held FRI
day.
Joe Frisby of Eureka spent Wednesday
here on short VISIT
Messrs. Chase and PuITcr returned 90
Eureka Wednesday ligHt They WIZ re-
sumo work Oh their lease in the =. -
mine.
Another one of those popular dances
was giVen Friday night in the pavilion "a
number of stranstrs from other towns
were in attendance
The ladies OF the Methodist caNfch are
preparing TO serve dinner III tdr churca
on the Fourth Of julE 90 raise fands Tor
church purposes.
Eph Frisbg was up from Benjamin
Wednesday. He reports an 2ppr7pria.tlell
of 500 from the county TO improve inc
public roads OF the precinct the greater
part OF which VIII BE- usei in putting q
condition che thoroughf4ra leading go the
beet crushing plant at Leland 81 tee
farmers may experience less dlfHcuity lh
hauling their bcets this fall
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
- PLFAsANT soCTETY.

August Lundberg returned early in the
week TO Murray after a lengthy visit
here.
Joseph Hancock went I'm to Bingham
Junction early i'm the week, but was called
back again Friday by the illness of his
wife Mrs. Hancock gave birth to child
q week ago. and during the past couple
of DAYS her health has been very bad, a
turn for the worse having taken place.
Miss Marie SynderEaard came down
during tha week from salt lake City,
where she has been all spring
Mr. and Mrs Geo Clemeusou returned
Monday from their eastern trip. They
were at the Presbyterian convention ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
EANTI

The following marriages were sol1
cmniZed in the temple. this city this week
by President j. ID IT. McAuister. County
Superintendent of Schools A l. Larsen
and Miss Hannah Sorensen. both Of Eph-
rain; Marion IT,. Allen of Kingston and
Laura p. Porter OF OrderViile. Enos 4.
Jorgensen of Panguitch and Leilie Porter
of Drderville; Canutc w Erickson and
ethel n: SOrenscn, both OF Ko0sharem.
Hazel Sperry of Nephi has been visiting
friends in this city the past week
Mrs a. c. Anderson and daughter of
Mayfleld were Manu visitors Tuesday.
My Crawford gave an afternoon tea
party Monday In honor Of her cousin. Miss
Bertha Crawford, who has been visiting
here from Salt Lake City.
VIII Sherry OF Nephi was I'M the city
this week.
Joseph T. Olsen and Miss Josephine
Nielsen were issued marriage license
to wed this week by the county clerk. The
ceremony was performed al their home in
GlenWOOd.
1t 10 pleasing feature to note that our
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
OGDEN AND RETURN, ST,

Via .. & r. G., Sunday, June 10.
A grand outing for fishermen and
picnic parties. Trout and chicken din
ners at the Hermitage. Every BODY in-
vited. Special train leaves Salt Lake
$50 a. m Returning special leaves o.
den p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
BEAUTIFUL CksTlLLA, Sis,

Via D. & R. c., Sunday, June 10.
Good fishing. First-elass hotel Beau
tiful surroundings Fine hshing ground
easily accessible. It's worth the money.
Don't miss g.. Leave salt Lake s. "a. m.
Returning, leave Castillo 1892 p. 80. ana
1902 %. I'D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
EXCURSION RATES
70 80 80 -

Via oregon snort Line
st. Louis and return ..s..,........ Sa2. 30
Chicago and return .....--.....-... 1850
Chicago and return, via ST. Louis SO 90
st. Louis and return, via Chicago 90 90
Transit limit ten days In each direc-
ton; final limit sixty days Tickets on
sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week
Tickets good for stOp0Ver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

here from Ephraim Thursday TO attend
the circus,
Eparaim Dennison and Frank snow Of
eterliHR visited in Mant this week,
a oahce was given in tlse opera house
Thursday evening
Adoiph Hansen of Ephraim was lie the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

ANOTHER PLUM FOR DERGEs,
The Utah agency for the Cree-Dickson
book cases
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-07
Katy" Special Rates.

Paris, Texas, June Ia and II. Linn
it June -. Rate So.
Chicago, III June To 90 II. Limit
Sept. 30. Rate S21.35.
Cincinnati. o.. June IL and lG,
limit July 18th With privilege Of ex-
tension 20 August -. Rate s39.J5.
Nashville, Tenn, June z, 4. +, Is,
-, 20, %. u. and -. Lifit L. days
with priv sleRe of extension 10 sept.
Goth. Rate S2l0.
Knoxville. Tenn. June ~, p, y,
July ., E, q, II, II, IS, and -. Limit
10 days with privilege OF extension
until sept. 80. Rate s2y.21.
81. Louis, Daily Limit, II days.
Rate s25l0.
ST. Louis, Daily Limit "a days.
Rate 81 So.
st. Louis, Daily Limit Dec. 10,
Rate SEQ
Remember the KATY" Ne
change 81 cars 10 81 Louis, Kansas
city, Memphis, Houston. Calves
ton, San Antonio, City Of Mexico,
Los Angeles, or san FrAucIseo. No
Uther tine Ia Texas can give as good
accommodations Cali Us up for
sleeping car ressrv atlous Ne
trouble 60 answer questions.
J j CARsoN, Agent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-07

I Send your Grocery orders to the
I Arcade 81
Tom Braley, who formerly lived
ON the Anderson ranch, was IN town
4 yesterday and said he was having
fine success working for the Frater-
nal Union OF America. Mr.. Braley
( has been organizer for this order
/ several years.
jelly Glasses at the Arcade. 81
4 VIII Sewell Of Midlothian was
/ here yesterday and said he bad Just
returned from a two months stay in
I California. He said the climate 81
that state was magnificent aud he
was greatly Impressed with Los
Angeles
The Arcade for anything you
want 81
Prof stephens, of Bristol, who
las been stopping with relatives ia
the city since bis leg vas broken
last winter was able 10 be down
town this morning ou clutches, lie
says ha will return 90 Bristol this
week % again take charge ~ the
office. which las beeu run by Mr.
bentley during his absence.
The Arcade for Fruit Jars, Tops
aud Rabbers 5TI
Uncle Hiek Cbeatbau of tbe Nash
community was here today aud said
he wuuld ro uu che excursion 20 the
reunion AZ Nashville, and would
visit Hg, ola bone ln Giles county
Ste witI be accompanied by IFs.
GeofEr Martin ~ FoFrestou. SIRE.
Emmett Rogers. Mr. Summers "a.
wards aut Nj W n O'Nsal -
Mast
The Arcade tur 0fooeF,ss. Ell
There wiIl ba = chureb tea at th@I
residence af Mrs Walter Crew Frt.I
1av aftefue8n fFotu Ca Z ard even
la. ,fnm 60 a. Admission Is
cents rhsfp will be a uastsal pFos
gram All are luvtgsd 8
save money ny srading ~ sne AZ.
ea.ls 1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-07
Have You a Cough?

A dose Of Billiards. Horehounc
Syrup will relieve it. Have you a
cold? A dose of Herbine at bed time
and frequent small doses Of Hore.
hound Syrup during the day will re-
move it, Try it for whooping cough,
for asthma, for consumption, for
bronchitis Mrs. Joe .McGrath. 32l
r. LIST street, Hutchinson, Kan,
writes: 81 have used Ballard 5
Horehound Syrup in my family for
: years, ard find IT the best and most
palatable medicine ! ever used. DC,
soc, Sl.00. Sold by Hood " Martin,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-07

Deep tearing uT wfsucalnE pains.
mae@sanHNai nv MwtttHN vs. ttAF0nNil )
Wnfse @8au ~ rest - Wa fFsa uaaF
lHx thw liWba NHd Ii nniA - damp
m@msaaF. ta emFea HmEekag hw Ia
lard ~Hmw HlHgmH81Es Oscar uins
san. g3ghmun GltY iAigrmaa. writes.
f#n. Its #s A rear aEa / was
tF8whiea Stir = pain nle naek n
saHm swf 50 Bad { maAtd ma& aNngl
ever 8un hetsgn ~ nalaaEsass snaw
Lg@ammms e@re4 me @. ssAc. add
Ef0, Sold b. Haaa a n aEsGm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-07
SNAPSHOTS At The NEWS
DAILY HAPPENINGS or The
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD

| 4AAA1~@ - @~9@@@@
For Shorthand see whitley. 60
The city coucil meets in regular
session tonight.
For Bookkeeping see Whitley. GO
The candidates addressed 8 large
crowd of voters at Forreston last
night.
For Typewriting see Whitley. GO
All that's new and late in cards,
programs, wedding stationery, COM
mereial printing, etc. at McMillan's
Office. New phone 81. So
Order your Fruit Jars, Tops and
| Rubbers from the Arcade. 81
The executive committee of the
log rolling association will have q
called meeting Friday night.
You get the best at the Arcade. 81
| Latest styles in visiting cards at
McMillan's Office, over Parks gro
Gerry store. New phone 81. 56'
Don't forget the Arcade when you
want ANYTHING, 81
/ Miss Pearl Stevenson, who has
been i'll with fever for the past three
weeks, is again able to resume her
place with Durham Dry Goods Co.
/ Jelly Glasses at the Arcade. 81
/ The picnic to have been given by
/ the Methodist church Thursday has
been indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of unsettled weather.
| You get more for your money at
/ the Arcade than anywhere else. 81
| The executive committee of the
| log rolling association of the Wood
men of the World held a meeting
| last night. The work is reported
to be progressing at a most salts
| factory rate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-07
A Smoker at EnRiS.

The retail merchant of Ennis viii
give a smoker Thursday evening
and | am requested to invite al
members Of the Retail Merchants
Association of Waxahachie TO at
tend. Don't foget the date.
j. B. HINES, President
Retail Merchants Association
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
SnSianapOlis MannsrAor.
9lad bic sipeite strobe beS SubiIdumSs Beit.
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