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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
EDISON ON CAPITAL
PUNiSA VENT.

N the tnr whom electricity was
substituted for hemp as the means Of
executing c~Qifal punishment in the
~tate Of New Norh thee as earnest
and continued protest from electri-
cans against the change They felt
very strongly about il. considering APP
parently, that The elen.en they dealt
in was dis2raead hy aeia4 0scd tc
take l1fe. aid tFat ~fah a~e would
raise a prpja95ce a5.1-f { which
would hurf i. iaaaz.9i. aslys Their
protests t. the Ge4;s.:= ..s.e ARD in u
public prints W, ! s4cs ,rf}ad and
the exan pie - by Nv York has
e'ece he@n followed by oths. states.
The man who .@tely asaea Mr Edison
il he was the .avente Of the app2a-
fos for ktllin4 nmlaegsss ovst have
#ca meaTare O. TN, attitude ef the
electrical profession towards that ap-
D satqs. MI Esison'> aep1@ IS print
"a N the paptrs. Is Interesting. He
said he was >osry ne ..eetr.c'y had
ever been pu. .e=fha 50 mentiene@.
/ may he the q,ticne,. wav L. t"
life, but be thinks i BY no means
painlesss BE said:
Tbee ia -en1 - II fer a moment
only. bo' in th.: moment Jnere is
rain indcscGH4ale Ea Gasa cones
-nl tho shock. il s IN 'in,e> more
'~..''1'' I'D 'lll'l - n
suits i3eni aIa ii:a eae hands unon
live Goals Il is 4 harning. 4erilish,
narrowing feeling Imagine, if yor
can. the quick ,frasfiue Of 10000 red
moi neddje points into your body at
the s4me tine and ysu nay have a
faint idea of the tCr,ue that is on
dured ny the pocr wretch in the
doath-ehair for an instant after the
current is turned On. Hafpers
Neekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

o.N,al II TGnoic county to tha effect
rl5at hcr husband i perfectly sane,
5rf inrarc.rated ia an insane asylum
bx.fne Vaccinations ef his enemies
he should be released al once, and
there are some people 4ho oaeat q
h. in thf pouiteufIHrE
Memphis Is deh4aaea - maintain
d reputation FOL Ule&eG4essz One Of
.as aaarshes Il .aaa city has asked
aoIice protection =tar women who at
.,-na services 1T thaf= church 7tfilc's
IjaTa escorts fam= 5aH'f on ihetF
V: ~ and from uHmc= ia the church
Having mad a94na,ments with
h@ Hao Mountain for terminals. is it
,ossfhle that Jbe ~ sesteln@ j.
=q5.6ia4 for=tae Iron Mountain 10 pre-
,sae 4he terminals 1erore annouaefn@
.aa#= a#asfHa=5ae operation sehedaI
q aaiHs9
'5.tt---=
We havo= heard ef "eaStfos in=fbe
5@ pma Rmh seems 10 have
faw railroads II tde ail==hat an.
H8t# vii ct fhela on pape' afte1
aW6.g. apd then ma41r We'll 81
.IeM Ti2ht down on Terra tifma.
--=--, lsa"0-----
W. ne5jce fhat headline in oaa
a.. aai steemed contempofa4ies dow
g. pne Bmff puts it Pint bluff NV
Ve understand Why Jeff don't Ill
rlgat town No1hing bni full Qoas
zaes win Bolivar HISle.
--=z==o44 o44o-------
T6e= na1l.. Wells aes~= letter in
ss issue ef fhe= Graphic indicate
-. ,6eeo= is 2oiu@ 10 be a fine =erep=
.#ss stfls IN that section Of .fef=
:. a-a.=e5#6f= Yhres sin babies
Hs#=r5#5aH =6H5Hs= in one DAY.
---=0. .t0,--------
T ,ha ..Hot Western don't rush
.1.a1 schedule - trains along. SEC
on c1eW VIII have TO be sent 81
over HE Piap Bluff and Western 10
n,ov down the weeds en- the tracks.
We euess The aeNt statement bz Nj.
pold viii be 10 the oifeet that NJ
Rockefeller doesn't own any Standarl
OIL stock. and has NO connection vita
hat corporation whatoycF
Wonder if the "Hot Western" Off
Gals saw the old "shaek at State
.nd Fouath before mak'ng arrange
noents with he=lron Mountain for
Pine Bluff tern inais?
Pine Bluff now has Very respectable
Gaalters for ills postotfice but just
al, til thai new federal building is
,z54ete,! and We viii put OF airs sure
c60eh
Tia, ovation fhe sofons GAVE Ser.
5tar Berry viii make left cal the
aiesen. le2islanlre= something worse
;t5,u @tAa1 bunch of ducks
-----eg4 4.O---
Taking i se0sib, vjev II the mat
~. Memphis negroes have demanded
;, narat. cars on the street ear lines
D. .lat city.
cu1 Go1n an has ail goodbye To
0 BGuft. Monde :. he rock any Vi
n proposed railroad aIgn4 W.th him
e.so
sheridan voala 4e f#ad of one
.4oec inspection tra.u- If a.-orh5~ Kin
.an f. had over thu 7 r. ana W
6aa three-mill fead taN T-0mfS'S
fe,s fe1, tne iaWzsts s,Eota1
9..tzes, ANYHOW
- wait until wnret ever he
ear 4aH lump into that .Vapteee sut
AGAIN
s.
Tie nats atH live or 3one after
II, present legislature Ia heon fer
2ltz. ..
THE HELP.
Nitherly How long dit that last
dinner set lasto
Mrs Witherly-Three eooks.-Col-
..er'S Weekly
u woman lost us Pa -adise. she
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Tia, ovation the sofons cave Sen
Ster Berry viii make left cal the
psestn; 1egislature something worse
,tstu s1aal bunch of ducks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
EridaVs Game.

Pine Bluff played I.itflt Rock 10 a
standsrifl IN FRIDAYS gam" bit lost
Through unfortunate ef}ors The final
score Was i 10 :: tile Re&ks favor.
Dunbar OF Pine Bluff pitched eNee!-
Iently far FIVE innings Twenty bit
trfs faced him. of whom on" BLAKE.
Gii for we bases. Two walked an
tree ched FIRST on errors. 4 Wild
pitch Bl him gave I.ittl, Raek h,r
dlsi run and q Wild pitch by Laird,
hi successor. aa4e HEN the last run
which VAS needed to win= the game
Lard pitched good bali until Gear
Fasted his delivery for tfree=b bases.
Then dooble play was al that
saved him. The feature Of the 2a'le
WAS CIaylon's one-handed pickup Of 4
sizzler by Welday, but he did not re-
cover IN lin e t.. catch the batter a.
first.
Score hy innings:
Little RoeE -. u q u } ID
Pine Bluff .....'t 4 q I - > %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Taking a sensible. vjsv of the mat
-. Memphis neslaes Hay# demanded
:, ~ rat cars ON The street ear lines
i. HAT CITY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

z 'ha "IIot Western" don't rush
ha1 schedule - trains along. a see
on c1eW VIII have 10 be sent ~.
o>e} ,he Pfae Bluff and Western 10
now down the weeds en- the tracks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

sage. cocoanm shells pepper shells.
and plain dirt. IN Specs he found;
cocaanur shells. ground shells, cove
-t,ms. wheat eosn neal, bark, san
daIwood. bread. cracG,rs. buckwheat,
rice lIeur. hul1s. turmerir. charcoal
sand. mustard hHl's gypsum. potato
rodr and SaWdu-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
UdliY VtdplJII.

EntGsd al Postotficc al Pine B'a0,
Ark. as second class mail ma,tve
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
INU ULI LAIC
PINE BLUFF TFOUNCEO TWICE
BY LITTLE ROCK SOUTH
ERN UEAGUERS.
Score Saturday Vas 70 in Favor o
the Travellers and G to Favor
Of Same Friday.

l.itth Hocb, Apfjl fSpeciaIt
Pine Bluff Cotton Staters again Went
Gown in drfeat at th. bands of III"
Little Rock Southern 1e:-rlers today
hy score of to J. The minor
}ta-ucts played q good same, bn a
Hunch of bits in the eighlh made the
scors one-Sided.
Pine Bluff only nm was scored in
tbe seventh #enin2 wllen Berry sG i
pass te hrst advanced 10 third on
CaGlin's safe lit 10 center. and scored
on Kosaeh,s hit 70 len cente1. for one
base
One of tlIs pfetfiest# plays ever seen
OF the local diansud vas IL fhe sixth
inning. Blake VS. tbe fisi man np
aad lined ont good one fo1 three
bags Johnson secured a pass TO first
aud Hurley lined 70 Claytca, who
threw 10 cn.Isn catching Blake, who
had started for the plate. Carltn
then drove it 20 pDgan catching John
son. D02af= threw 20 <anzler. catch
Ing Hurley Al first. resulting in q beau=
tiful triple play.
The following y the score by inn.
iagS:
i 80
THtIt RDck .-..4z0 Il q q :, a
-, - - "a :, - - I - -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

ia. naHale Wells =as=ezs letter il
=.4=4 ISSUE ef he Graphic indicate.
:, 5Hcfo is SONG 10 be q tine erG
Girls IN that section of ief
s. |sss4.= county. Thres sin hahie>
H,#az zaat 6H5Fe In ole cay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

CO.. Gedn an has aiI ~ a]hye To
II, Biuft NoNder : Ne 'oGk any "
n proposed railroads 51Gn4 With him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Sheridan Womb ts 8f 7ad Of one
sore inspection tr@tu. If H'-o1her Mn
can +, had over thu 7 r. ana W.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

W. ne ;ce that IL headline in oAn
"a. a1r 'ste,med conteuopoIm.ies dow
- pne Bmf. puts Pint Bluff NV.
Ne understand Why Jeff don't Ill
nzat town. Nothdu@ bni full Qaa3
=ars Win Bolivar BUSIe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

> . = i -
.HtTe Rock .s..4 Il d / q O > q
Pine Bluff go q u u q a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

- wait until winrea ever he
eara 4aa iump into tha, .wepieee SUIT
AGAIN
$50
The flsts Riu live OF 7one after
rl, PR saat legislature ha~ heon fer
2ltzsu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

0de, IN E"s. t1I' ~arial story
NV raurrr4 in eho Graphic. is one
of tlte laresI piecrs Of fiction. II va
copsriahted This year by the Bowen
N,rriil company. Who have put out
more popuIal fiction than any other
-.pb1isbina hcusc in th2 United States
rb. book las Just been placed on the
marhef. and subscribers of the
t,Ilphjc 81 10 rad this charming
>tary without, haN ina 10 pav $50 for
III" hook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,
poIly. on copy. one woeh.....$ 10
Daily one copy one monfh........f
Daily. one copy, six months
DaTy. one copy. one year..,...... SO
Sunday Edition one year ...-....- "a
Twice-a- Week Edition ...#...=...=.- so
Advert slng Rates Made Known O.
Application.
zQsi6aI44 ttl49fr1
sIIfE So
SUNDAY. April 8. tte5
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AN OLD WELSH HOME.


Robert Fowler in his book. ''Beauti-
ful Wales" makes this pretty ,lcscrip-
ton Of an old Welsh home: The floor
was of sanded slate flags and on them
Il long, many legged table. an oak set,
tie. "A table piano and some Chippen-
dale chairs. There were also two tall
clocks. aud they were the most human
clocks | ever met. for they licked with
effort and ul~leasinrSs. They found the
hours troublesome aud did not twitter
mechanically over them. and AT mid
night the twelve strokes always nearly
ruined them SO great WIS the effort.
ON the wall were a large portrait
of Sturgeon. several sets of verses,
printed and framed. IN memory Of
dead members Of the family. an allie,
gorical tree wateretl hy The devil and
photographs of a bard. There were
about nifty well used books near the
IRE and two or three men smoking
and one man reading sauls serious
book aloud ly the only laH4la and a girl
was carrying out the "at.} baking 81
large ioaves. fat fruit tartS ~ 1,hfsf
berry. apple and whiulserry. r. 10 gaft
EN- cakes, large. loft curr.aHg 9s5~s ats
and curled oat cakes
And, outside. the uoi~e~ of q wes}
wind and u no,siesI stream tho win
pen Of All otter and It's ft,ts Stow
laugh of an owl. aud always siieut. itss
never forgotten, the rt.stas.s t.sur-
ing outline Of "A mountain
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City ItuhIir SrhnnIA-

The city schools will open Monday
morning. September Is. The first
teachers meeting will be held in the
superintendent office Friday morn
ing, September Is. at 9 O'Clock.
Examinations for entrance ana
promotion will be conducted Friday
morning between the hours Of $50
and -. Pupils who failed TO make
their grades az close of last session.
as we'll as children who have never
been in public schools before.
should present themselves at this
time for examination and classified
ton Those pupils regularly pro
NOTED wishing to get their books be
fore Monday can ecure printed lists
by calling at the superintendent's of
flee Friday or Saturday mornings.
Parents aud guardians are re-
quested to have their children In
school, the first day. to the end that
they may have an even start with
their classmates 1877
WALTER ACKER. Supt.
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n
~ Wss Invented sy the t.r~~kA Nh~a
Papyrus Mas ~emrrs.

IL Was Invented by the Gre~kA Nh~n
P~apyru. Was scarce
There IS no eyidenc. that Faapsrus
was grown for com mercial purposes
outside of Egypt during the whole
Roman period, aud the Industry OF lts
growth and manufacture must have
been a large aud profitable one In
the time Of Iiberius e sedition VAS
nearly caused by a scarcity 81 paper.
and a rebeIions paper maker. ia the
days Of Aurelian. boosted that he could
equip 81 army from the profits 81 his
business-ani lid It too
Parchment was Invented hY the
Greeks when pspyrtss was scarce. sBd
the middle ages Felnyeutel H. There
is evidence that linen rags were used
Ina paper making as early as the eighth
and ninth centuries In paper ~ that
period the fiber was chiefly linen. with
traces OF cotton, hemp aud other nbers
The knpwn specimens are of oriental
origin and appear To have been csavs.i.
Ike modern papers. tbe material ussvi
being A starch past. manufactured
from wheat.
The oldest manuscript written on
cotton paper in England u in tlg. Hr,t
ish museum aud dates from is4a A r..
aud the oldest ON the same material Ia
the Paris National library - dated
1850 In 10sa the Christian Successors
OF the Spanish Saraceis made paper
of rags instead of raw cotton. which
had been formerly employed
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RULES con CYCLISTS.


Forced N EoretMn Iaxan.
II onie foreign countries AMI uitles
there r rules and regulations Tor SO
men cyclists Ntsl4l are decidedly
quaiut. according 81 The Afnerlcan way
Of thinking.
Russian omc HFe not allowed to
own cycles EXCEPT w royal permission.
an1 1t Is sparing!s gwen. Iii fact, un-
ill comparatively ta.ely. there have
been but fesv assss..in w,ieelwomen,
and the majority OF these bel 'ced to
the royal faulty.
la France worne cyclists ire pienti
full, bHt a curious law exists which
prevents IA married woman Joining a
touring club unless she can present q
signed declaration from her husband
that he il willing that she should do 90.
In Germany women cyclists are
obliged to pass an examination before
the city police showing that they have
perfect control of their bicycles before
they can obtain permission to ride In
the streets, and they must carry with
them their license on their cycles.
In Vienna no wiieelwonan is allow
Ell to take her hands from the handle
bars while riding in the streets. and In
Florence the fair cyclist il compelled
to carry two bells on her machine to
warn pedestrians of her vicinity.
These rules are all for the special
benefit of women and do not Apply to
men. who doubtless are considered
capable OF controlling the va
carries of the giddy wheeL-New York
American.
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More than half OF mankind I'VE
sixty years Of suffer from Kid
ney and bladder disorders, usually
enlargement OF prostate gland. This
is both painful and dangerous and
Foley Kidney Cure should be taken
at the first sign of danger. as II cor
reefs irregularities and has cured
many old men of this disease M
Rodney Burnett. Rock Port. Mo
writes 1 suffered with enlarged
prostate gland and kidney trouble for
years and after taking two bottles
OF Foley Kidney Cure ! feel better
than / have for twenty years al
though I am now "a wears old IS
W Fearis
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Mrs. G. G. Pierson visited in Dal-
las today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chaska visited in
Ennis yesterday.
Alderman 5. P. Langsford went 10
Dallas this morning.
e. r. LeBlonde was a passenger 10
Dallas this morning.
Miss Eta Gilmore of Ennis is Wis
Brlng Miss Florence Knight
Mrs. Y. D. Kemble and Miss Min
EIe Watson visited in Dallas today
Sheriff Minnick left this morning
9or Marlin where he will spend a few
-tays.
Joe Barnett OF Palmer is in town
md Will enter Trinity University TO-
u8orrOw
Miss Shirley Boone OF W~eatherford
L. visiting the family of Or. W D
Boyd on College Street.
John George. Ed Hudson. T. NJ.
Hines and Hubert Templeton went
20 Dallas this morning
Nrs. A. Rose lett yesterday morn
Hug on the Katy Flyer for Willis Point
"a visit the family Of B W. Rose
A g. Curiee. who has "a string Of
aprses az the Dallas fair grounds.
psnt yesterday Ia the ciry with his
family.
Nrs Jack McManug and daugh-
lers, Miss May and Mrs kiliebruw
went 90 Dallas this morning 90 spend
wReE or two with relatives
Miss Kate BurrouRh returned sat
HraaY aleht from "a trip % Sait Lake
CAV Portland aud points in Califur-
ga. tu0 left last evening for Mans
Ield Wbere she wIll teach fhis year
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There are more deafhs directly
due 10 weak lungs than to all
other diseases combined They are
h~umanity's weak apot-~the breeding
place OF consumption. When the
slightest symptom 81 trouble Ia felt
In the lungs you should begin the
use Of pr. Bosehee German Syrup
AT once IL in made especially 10
soothe. heal and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes. German
Syrup is q n~ever-failsng remedy for
consumption. Trial bottle IS cents.
Big bottle T5s. g. w. Fearig,
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BEcGARs DESCRIPTION.
Death List by the Rand Powder Works
Explosion Is Nfneteen.

Conncllsville Pa Sept. 1.-THE
scene Of complete devastation in the
vicinity Of the site Of the Rand powder
works, which were DESTROYED by an ex-
piosion saturday. beggars description.
Men were At work Sunday ploughing
over and digging ~ the debris ia the
hope 81 finding bodies only an arm,
shoulder. foot or portion Of eharred
% Quiz he found Death list II
nineteen.
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After a mss'ting of the parish goun
cil la a New England iown the enair
man ru~* TO sum up
"You keep as here he said til ~
o'closk at nlxili, aud then YOU cast the
town drains IN Gar ts-.th Nou Keep VA
here blowing the sands, and tf~n when
AL leernt people are ASLEEP tsat S.
into the puhlic drains causing aimee
e~sary friction ~ wont do lt~ tee
harefars-i ia naia water Harrer 3
wt~-kiv
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MARY Forbs SIS Haffy FORTS "a
E0rre
MARY walker ga James Waikcr. "A.
ynuee
Allep Nebb m Charles Webb ~.
tufrs
g. II EIfer S. q a Mckinney
rf aL foreclosure % vendor lien
g. d fafYH Hlslrst feffars uAFfi.
tIuH
e. tsFe Eiulef MAusei nsr
fftIur
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Dr Thomas Fgnn. 90 Boonaboro.
Mo sho a. pr2ctleed medicine for
81 years. Says bs has used every
prescription known to The profess
sion for treatment 81 kidney and
bladder diseases, and says he has
found anything SO effective
In both chronic and aeut. kidney and
bladder trouble as Foieys Kidney
Cure. Il stops irregularities and
builds up the Shoia system. h W
Fearis
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We ass aat nv "a quantity 80
eat Huf fAe variety. bat by shat
me aessaa msn atslsEe No matter
Haa Eessa a. pleafsfui yfssr fund Is.
Il atAFgmw fMa eaf@sn unless ROAR a.
eNas am eM#f So make certain
hm 8o8w tass8 = ~nFan@#tv &a@mmtmd
PEI aAmm a@## # = w@m . AA#n#
fem #faYs - MEk#r faw@ka IL @Aks
Emf en8w aAt 4swwsasun4 r. wNH str
sm vew - nMwH&aT hmAtzas swn@xmn
. nnsasa @m4 mTe*wmf esn@xaDa~
Nns Traf Bottle Is eHnk& Bk&
aasfe em*@ sid by "a "a
Years ~
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Cheer an The roads are muddy
and the rain is act. The skies are dark
and o. so sad bar somewhere birds
are singing vet and sousew heee hearts
are % 40 glad.
Cheer up! me p8cnie that vas
pisBued today MAS postponed oa ae-
count OF rain. and all he sands iehea
that Mas and Nellie nade ger~ made
ia ain
Cheer up Get glad Forget
your woes, What though yoaf feet are
vet aud damp it's raining Just az
hard on thoNe who'r~ spending Aug
ugf in q camp - Detroit Free Press
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tiAgs YOU seen tho@a exquisite
Mexican drawn ~ pieces at the
NomAn Exchange ShiFt sA1stA.
lunch cloths. tra cloths. nApktns.
arfs. doyliess collars. handkef
chiefs. tray elothg etc surely the
most f~astiaious can s~ suited IN de-
signs ard ~ feel suFe the price
wtii please tome in and examine
fur Yoarseif RsAF Flusson Stare Il
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DEPENDS ON EMPLOYERS.
Strike Viii Result il Eight. Hour
Agreement ts Not sioned

Indianapolis. Sept, Ii.-Presldent
Lynch Of the international Typograph-
100 cities within u week III master
printers do not sign eight hour agree
ment He said he thought the most
determined struggle will be ut 1T. Louis
and Cincinnati. but refused TO give his
reas
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J. W Jones was tried on two counts
iu IA county court last week on IN
digtments chaTsiue violation uf the
local option lava a verdict Of not
guilty vas rendered in each case.
bud Richardson waa tried un a
charge Bf aggravated assault Zee
was found guilty aud nuei $50
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Fatal Stroke

Muskogee, Sept it-s r. PIPES. re-
siding near Chase about fifteen miles
west of this city, waE struck BY light
ming and instantly Killed, Mfr Pipes
was driving into Chase aud was caught
In the storm He WAS accompanied by
a man named kllgore who was uneor
scfous for SOM" time from The shock
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

In meSt .afseN u ssilow bl0tched
complexion and aufi heavy eyes are
due To pear diFesti0m and an Inactive
U~er Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the
liver and bowels and mases the com
plexioB smooth and clear. 0rino
Laxative Fruit syrup does not nau.
s~atc ar grippe and " mild and pleas
ant tu taks HefnsT substitutes II
NJ FeArts
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Darling q ssNsNns ~ aae tflaf Ysgn
mra Dssrs ts~smsAfsss neg uHs =e
yua
an must sN1ssr ssst ~sw as~ Wfsta
e. Iask NwsA38m LIE
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Guthrie. sept IL Francis Holiday.
aged twenty eight. son 81 a prominent
Day county cowatan. sas struck by
lightning near Allguon and killed. while
rounding az some cattle
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

The Thompson Jewelry Company
of Waxahachie has been granted a
charter by the secretary or state. The
capital stock is $4,000. The incor-
porators are r. A. Thompson, j. II.
Thompson and c. Y. Thompson of
Waxahachie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

The young ladies auxiliary society
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church will give a dinner at Mrs.
D. S. Bodenhamer's Wednesday. All
are cordially invited to come. Din
ner 25 cents. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

My. my said The busy house
keeper. how glad ! am to know I
can get a pretty Mexican drawn work
square as q remembrance for my
friends birthday. and so cheap p"
where exclaimed her companion
AT the WomaH's Exchange Just
come IN. Let's so right now and
see them ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

Ed Cunningham has received a
telegram from J.. L. Mccartney at
Chicago stating that he submitted
TO an operation Saturday and was
getting along nicely. Mr.. Mozart
ueys friends at home will be glad
TO hear this encouraging newS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

f. l.. Mcconnell. advance agent OF
the Lord Baltimore" company. was
in the city today placing advertising
for his attraction, which will appear
here September Is. Mr.. Mcconnell
was formerly in the newspaper bust
ness at Texarkana. but has been ad-
vance man for theatrical attractions
for the past five or six years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-11

The real estate firm Of viii A.
Malcolm & Co. recently placed a list
of their lands for sale in the Weekly
Enterprise and have already sold
1871 acres out of the list. 1t pays to
advertise.