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entirely cured. my strength returned.
have gained flvsh. and am feeling
Younger and better thar / have for
Years 70 b. for this reason that /
iaks pleasure Ia recommending Ninol
- The pwHE medicine ia the world for
coughs. lnnE troubles and 10 create
health and strength
Our locsl druggists Huosa i Martin
say here u no other medicine In the
market equal to Vtnui for old people.
weak women aud pmny. aiIlns call
dr~n. az Ninoi makes pure. Fsen.
rwsi hss=ssd aud creates health and
strength 80 rapidly
tsood q Martin az Il ls such an
questionable testimony as tae ahoxs
together with thw nnwsaslsw 81 whas
thss rWmmFkahl9 maasEanm snHfaams
hat enables tA@m 20 agree to Fw~
fmn6 m0n~y Ian every easm whsrm VIA
sd fails 70 give Mmsla&mrtasn
vgnot - m0k o pmawms m@6seane. hm2
y c@msasms In q enmmM93Fma#4 form
al az me emrakANs. hgaB hmsAaamw a.
afrsRgfA-<TwatAmw sasE@mss - Coo
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Katy Special Rntes.

San Antonio. battle OF flowers
round trip rate $500. Selling date
April 27. limited 10 April 30. Special
train will leave Waxahachie at Gas
p. N.
San Antonio. round trip rate ss.40.
Selling dates April %. "a. %, &c,
II and %, limited TO April 90.
Galveston, round trip rate $40.
Selling date April 90. limited April
%, April %, limited 10 April "a.
81. Louis. one and on-third fare
for round trip, Selling dates May y
TO 10.
Denver. Col, round trip rate sat
so. Selling dates May Z, : and 8.
Return limit May 81.
Savannah, Ga, round trip rate
s32.55. Selling dates May IL, 10
and IA. Return limit May &c.
st. Louis, round trip rate s22.In.
Selling date May II, Is, 16, Return
limit May 81.
Los Angeles. Cal, round trip rate
$4,000. Selling dates May /. 2. and
-. Return limit 80 days from date
of sale.
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Beware of Ointnsents That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de.
range the whole system when en-.
tering II through the mucous sur.
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured
By F. J. Cheney a. Co. Toledo. O..
contains no mercury. and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine
1t is taken internally and Is made
in Toledo. Ohio. by +. Cheney IL
Company Testimonials free. Sold
by druggists. Price rs cents per
bottle. Take Halls Family Pills for
d
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Second class colonlst tickets 20
Phoenix. Ariz, and California points,
via II. Il T. c. r.. n. az rate of s25.
Date Of sale. daily March / TO May
and daily Sept. 10 TO Oct. ii.
Houston and return. Date of sale
April "a 20 IS. Fare SS.05. Limit
May I.
San Antonio and return s40V via
H. q T. G. account Battle of Flowers
On sale night Of April % aud -
tinit April 80
Dallas and return Sf.ge account
third a@mi.anuuai reunion Scottish
Rite MaNons ON sale April FL and
morning ~ "a. Limit April -.
CorwiCana and Feiarn. 81 -. Ae-
count carnival On sale Mas :
and Limit. date following date ~
sale
Dallas and return Is eeatm. a.
count Musical FESTIVAL On aale MAJ
7. ta@h
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Case. MAIs@t SEED. KAfftw Cara.
MILO MAsss. Cars. OMaa. BEaR. Cnrn
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Ws live not AY shs quantity We
ear. nor he variety. huf BY whai
che system can utilize. No matter
huw good or plentiful your food Il.
10 sfarYes the syatem unless vaar Al.
xesgion Is good. So make certain
that your food is properly diwemsea
hF taAinw q dose NJ Greens August
Flower before or after meAia II wsll
not only ald digestion. Il wiIi stir
ne liver 10 regular habits. aweeten
TIE stomach and prevent eansst9a-
ton. Trial bottle s e@nsM rs
bottle Is coats. Sold ~ d ~
Fwartm. IL
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Cane Millet Seed. Kaffir Corn,
Milo Maize, Corn, Oats. Bran, Corn
Chops, etc. Waxahaehie Grain Co.
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SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Questions ON the Lesson for the Meet.
ing Next Tuesday.

The following is the lesson for the
meeting OF the Shakespeare Club
Tuesday, April %:
ACT ", SCENE ..
Roll call, what enjoy most in the
play
What element passes out with the
last scene
What is the substance Of Puek's
speech?
What is the significance of the last
two lines2
Read carefully the fairy blessing
What superstition does this scene
commemorate?
What does Puck mean by give
me your hands,"
What is an Epithalamion?
Why may the last scene be called
an epithalsmion?
AnachrOniums OF this play?
Give the true analysis of the play.
Criticisms of play from different
fancies.
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THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY.

There are few institutions now that
are attracting so much attention as
the above. and there is no danger
that il will suffer in the courts with
the money az its command for de-
tense
10 seems 20 have behind lt some
"ciyir Influences, as The Civic As
sociatiou OF New York. AN urgaui-
zarlou to promote good government
and equitable taxation. euCI0ses the
M.rror come literature To defense OF
RnCkei.Iirr and his methods. They
shy
Dear Sil-In these days of Iurid
literature and udiaarmiuate denun-
uiati0u Hi corporations. fhe enclosures
referring Poo fhe standard on Co are
worth reading aF fhuaEhtfui men.
hni irH persons appreciate thHt thls
"a Nu 1886 10 organization. and that
corporation means cooperation
Respectfully EunH.
j WHITAKER. ser
What they send ls mafured. aHd
thuTuushlr defensive. among other
thipEs fhe NsH York Nations re-
view of 81. rarheii's History. which
now attracts much attention.
One very common defense of thia.
KigaufiC corporation. and one thar
hslps to maze &c acre tslsrshls 10
the sussesf.an hat Il makes on
cheap and un this point he Mirror
anusas here fSsm enc e Ms TarbsIl's
arfirles-
The Eaast eaRiQas feature De- AAps
81 thas aa~nsacn af TIE Standard Oh
Cumpany anA The prtem q cal - that
taaF~ are SEa p~Sga~ wAe b~l8~vs
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/ liver oil. bur without oIl iii grease ii
upset the stomach and fefAfa HI
work.
Vinol gives YOU hearty appetite.
It does more--it tones up the stona-
ach-it makes pure. rich, red blood :
It strengthens every organ ia the
body; it repairs and builds up worn
tissues and checks the natural de-
cline.
Vinol is the best remedy known to
medicine for weak lungs, chronic
coughs and colds.
We wish every aged person, every
weak woman, and every mother in
Waxahachie who has a puny ai1ing
child would try Vinoi on our guar
antee to return their money If it
fails. Hood & Martin, Druggists.
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IN CHILDHOOD AND OLD AGE


Mrs. NJ. p. Allen of Dixon. Tenn.
70 years of age, and a member of
one of the oldest and best families of
the South. writes.
For years ] suffered with a
chronic cough. loss OF strength and
general debility. aud a good part OF
the time was confined 20 my bed.
had doctored and taken medicines
without benefit. At last Vinol was
recommended, and | tried 1t. After
taking three bottles my cough was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-24
Daily Bible Readings.

Senior b. Y. P. U. daily Bible
readings for the week ending April
.29:
Monday: Fig Tree and Jesus au-
thority challenged, Mark IL 20-3S
Tuesday: Two parallels of warn
ing, Matt. 81: 2S-46.
Wednesday: Parable of the wick
ed tenant, Matt. 21; lila.
Thursday: Questions by Jewish
rulers, Matt. p. l5-46.
Friday Jesus against the Seribes
and Pharisees, Matt. %.
Saturday: The widows mite.
Mark II: 4l-44. John II; 20-36.
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FILES DEED or TRUST
win Stead Named Is Trustee for waza-
hschie Decorating Company.


A deed of trust was filed in the
county clerks office Saturday even
ing at s O'Clock by J. NJ. Gilmore,
proprietor OF the Waxahachie Deco
rating Company, for the benefit OF
creditors. VIII Stead was named as
trustee, and was instructed to dis
pose OF the entire stock, consisting
OF paints, varnishes, oils, wall paper,
moulding and decorating goods of
whatsoever nature, in such manner
that the greatst amount of proceeds
might be realized. The trustee is
directed TO apply the proceeds to the
payment of state, county and city
taxes, the payment of Will Hancoc,
500 as attorneys fee, and the pay
ment of all expenses incurred in
executing deed of trust.
Following is the list of preferred
I
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that the Standard has made oil cheap,
Men look at this chart and recall
that back in the late sixties and
; seventies they paid SO and 60 cents
a gallon for oil. which now they pay
y and Is cents for. This. then,
I they say, is the result of the combi-
nation. They do not know the mean
ing OF the variation of the price line,
that it was forced down from 186G
TO 1876, when Mr. Rockefeller's first
effective combination was secured by
competition and driven up in 1876
and 1877 by the stopping of compe-
tition; that it was driven down from
1877 to 1879 by the union of all
sorts OF competitive forces-produ-
GERS, independent refiners, the de-
Teloping of an Independent seaboard
pipe-line-to a poin1 lower than it
had ever been before. They forget
that when these opposing forces were
overcome, and the Standard Oil Com
pany was at last supreme, for ten
years oil never fell below a point
the margin reached by competition
in 1879, though frequently it rose.
They forget that in 1889, when for
the first time in ten years the mar
gin between crude and refined oil
began to fall, 1t was the rise OF Am
erican Independent interests that did
it.
To believe that the Standard Oil
combination, or any other similar ag-
gregation, would lower prices ex-
cept under the pressure of the COM
petition they are trying to kill,
argues an amazing gullibiIity. HUI
man experience long ago taught US
that if we allow man or a group
OF men autocratic powers in Gov
eminent or Church they use the
power to Cypress and defraud the
public. For centuries the struggle
of the nation has been to obtain
stable government with fair play TO
the masses. To obtain this we have
hedged our kings and emperors and
presidents about with thousand
constitutional restrictions. 1t has not
been possible for US to allow even
the church, inspired by religious
ideals, TO have the full power it has
demanded in society. And yet we
have here in the United States allow
ed men practically autocratic pow
ers in commerce. We have allowed |
them 10 combine in great interstate |
aggregations for which we have pro-
yided no forrN of charter or of pub
Lefty, although human experience
ong ago decided that men united in
partnerships, companies. or corpora
ions for business purposes must
nave their powers defined and be sub
ect 10 a reasonable inspection and
publicity. As a natural result of
hese extraordinary powers. We see.
Is In the case OF the Standard OIL
the price Of q necessity
Il lie within the control OF a groupI
II nine men, as able. as energetic.
nd aE ruthless in business oper-
tious as any nine men ia the world
as ever sseR combined They have
XorCised their power over prices
th almost pFeternatuFal skIll lt
as been their most cFueI weapon
b sitting competition. q sure means
{ reap'Hg usuri0Ba dividends. and
@ che same thine. "a MOST persuasive
rEumeut iu houdwlnEiue the pub.
e-- Eills County Mirror
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Charles O Adkins has sold his resi-
denrn. the Or WakeF place GA North
Rogers street. "a r Essi@s for !
consideration ~ tsesa ia this Deal
Mr. AdksHs takes e acres 81 NJ
Bales farm Just east of the eify.
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Bulk Oats 80 cwnfm as wmrnhanss
Sacked OARS delivered s. eam1m
coftnn seed meal and Amlam fas
sale. Both phgn@m.
Il. "a IT, THOMPSON.
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The Joy of Work.


1t is better to lose health like q
spendthrift than to waste it like g
miser. 1t is better to live and be
done with it than to die daily in
the sick room. By all means, be.
gin your folio; even if the doct u
does not give you a year, even if
he hesitates about month, mske
one brave push and see what can
be accomplished in a week. L is
not only in finished undertakings
that we ought to honor useful la.
Dor. A spirit goes out of the man
who means execution, whlch out.
lives the most untimely ending.
All who have meant good work
with their whole hearts have done
good work, although they may die
before they have time to sign it.
Every heart that has beat strong
and cheerfully has left hopeful
impulse behind it in the world.
and bettsted the traditions of man
kind Robert Louis Stevenson.
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a PRAYER.

Let me do my work each day
and if the
Darkened hours of despair over.
come me
May 1 not forget the strength
that oomforted me
In the desolaticn of other times
May still remember the
Bright hours that found me
Walking over the silent hills of
my childhood.
Or dreaming on the margin of
the quiet river
When !. light glowed within me
And 1 promised my early God to
have
Courage amid the tempests of
the changing years.
Spare me from the bitterness
aud the-sbaFp passion.
Of uuguarded moments May l
not forget
That poverty and riches are of
the spirit
Though the world knows me not
May my thoughts and and act
ions be suoh
As shall keep me friendly with
myself.
Lift my eyes from the earth and
let me
Not forget the uses of the stair
Forbid that l should judge h
ers. lest
l condemn myself.
Let me not feel ,he glamour of
the world
But walk calmly in my path.
Give me few friends who will
Love me for what 1 am:
And keep ever burning before
my vagrant steIs
Ihe kindly light of hope; and
though
Age and infirmity overtake- me
and I
Come not within sight of the
castles of my dreams
Teach me still to be thankfulfor
life
And for times olden moments
that are
Good and sweet; and may the
evening twilight
Find me gentle still
Max Ehrman.
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Having had 80 years of expert.
enoe in the manufacture of funeral
goods and carrying 500 baskets in
stock, l have dropped out all the
old factory style, 1 have all new
designs, and am selling all the old
factory styles at net wholesale pri.
ces, if you want that kind.
am the only manufacturer in
the State that does not wholesale
goods to undertakers-I sell di-
rect to the people, giving them the
advantage of the extra the jobbel
has to pay.
You don't have to hire middle
man to watch the shop. can save
you all the middle man gets, anc
give you finer goods for your M oney
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Pointed Paragraphs.

Some men are born diplomats,
and some are married.
AS women grow older love cuts
much less ice than money.
If you would win the applause of
the world, you must have the price
When a man courts trouble, he
soon has an engagement on his
hands.
The more married man talks at
his club the less he has to say at
home.
Never judge a woman by hel
complexion, it might O. me off on
the wash rag.
Cupid is little fellow, but he
can make giant look like plug.
ged nickel.
A wise man knows a good thing
when he sees it, but fool doesn't
know good thing when he has it
When girl tells a young man
she thinks of him every day, it's
time for him to say something Oh
give the other fellow a chance.
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GAS Chickens Conae
Honae %
RooSG.7' ,

You may take the world as it comes and goes
And you will be surefto find,
That fate will square the accounts she owes,
Who comes out behind
And all things bad that man has done,
By whatsoever induced,
Return at last to him one by one
As chickens come home to roost
Sow as you will, there's time to reap
For the good and the bad as well;
And conscience, whether wake sleep,
Is either heaven hell;
And every wrong will find its place,
And every passion oosed
Drifts back and meets you, face to face,
As chickens come homs e s00ss
Whether you over under the sod,
The result will be the same,
You cannot escape the hand of God,
You must bear your sin and shame;
No matter what's carved on marble slab,
When the items all produced; +.
You'll find that St Peter keeping tab,
And chickens come home to roost.
No. 496 N. Y. State Prison for Women at Auburn.
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The thirty fifth annual session
of the West Virginia Educational
Association will be held at White
Sulphur Springs, Greenbrler
comfy, commencing Jane 27 and
lasting through June 90. Three
or four hundred teachers from
all over the State will gather at
the historic old summer resort
and for three days will be enter
tanned with most interesting
program.
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Forget About Your Stomach.

If your digestion is bad the vital
organs of your body are not fed
an nourished as they should be
They grow weak and invite disease
Kodoi D. -pcnsie Cure digests what
you eat, cures indigestion and all
stomach troubles You forgerSGn
have stomach from the very day
you begin taking it. This is be-
cause it gets a rest-recuperates
and gradually grows 30 strong and
healthy that il troubles you NO
more. Sold by all druggists
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WORK Of Woman s5 Year. old. !.

At Indian Point this winter Mrs
Almira Higgins. who is in hel
eighty fifth. year. has every morn
ing for the entire winter fed anc
MIXED three COWS. taking care o.
milk. churning the butter anc
sending it to market.
She also had the care of few
sheep, whick she shears, spins tn,
wool and knits the yarn. besides
doing considerable other work
Kennebee journal.
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Rhe Right Name is Dewitt's.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cools, soothes and heals outs, burns,
boils, bruises piles and all skin dis
eases. Z E ztokefoose. Adolpb, w
Va. says: My little daughter had
white swelling SO bad that piece
after piece of bone worked out OF
her leg" 1t is the most wonderful
healing safve in the world Beware
of counterfeits Sold by all drug
gists
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A woman at Paduoab, KY. pole
oned her three children to get Q
second husband, and Cleveland
woman went to Portsmouth for
the purpos of poisoning a woman GO
as to have the way clear to marry
ner husband, but her heart failed
when she got there and she con.
fessed to it.
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A man recently. began swearing
in an Atchison saloon, Look
here" the proprietor said, "you
will have to cut out that profanity
Suppose lady were to come in
after drink; how would You1
swearing sound?"
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The onr Of womanhood IS motherhood.
But ~ les the head that wears ti1e
crown q anticipates this coronation. wher,
fhere rs acE of wo1nanly strength to bear
: 2. the pri1e Of maternal dignity and duty.
he5Eeason Why so many women sink under
the st1H'n Qf motherhood is because they
are lnrl 8afe d n
MI atinn1y advise expectant moth
ere g ne u. Rierces Favorite Prescriu-
: tor WI -ze lrs. W g Stephens, Of Mia
y Itl1.ts.- a.r+lI1d Co; 4. rile reason fof
= lat - 3 FicI.ai e PIE.
sc1ption IS the best prepaIative for ti,s.
maternal function. No matter how healthy
and strong a woman may be, she cannot
use sFavorite Prescription" as prepara-
tive for maternity without gain of health
and comfort But it is the women who are
not strong who best appreciate the great
benefits received from the use of "Favoritr
prescription For one thing its use makes
the baby's advent practically painless. Ii
has III many cases reduced DAYS of suffer
ing to few brIcT T. has cbanged
the period of anxiety and struggle. INTO q.
time of ease and comfort
The proprietors and makers of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted in offering to pay $500 for
any case of I.eucorrhea, Female Weakness
Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb, which the Z
cannot cure. ALI the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Proprietors, of Buf
talo, n. Y, ask is a fair and reasonf fblt
nal of their means of cure
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he is a Bad speller.

A special constable's notice oi
sale of a lot of goods seized on ar
execution. posted al the front dool
of the court house is attracting
considerable attention The list Of
articles to be sold reads as follows
Il Cubsrd, to Psrlow chairs up
Hosted l gaslion Raing l gas red.
dater. l Kitchin tabil 2 counter
stools Role carpet and lot Ccok.
ing Lutinoils." !"
And to thiuk spelling books can
be had for ten euts.-Parkersbure
Sentinel.
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You Owe it to Your mother.

To treat her with the unyary-
ing courtesy and Difference you
accord to those who are above
you in rank or position.
To study her tastes and habits,
her likes and dislikes, and cater
to them as far as possible in an
unobtrusive way.
Never to intimate by word of
deed that your world and hers
are different, or that you feel in
any way superior to her.
To manifest an interest in
whatever interests or amuses her.
To seek her comfort and plea
sure in all things before your
own.
Not to forget that, though she
is old and wrinkled, she still
loves pretty things.
To make her frequent, simple
presents, and to be sure that
they are appropriate and taste
full.
To remember that she is still
a girl at heart SO far as delicate
little attentions are concerned.
To give her your full conf
dence, and never to do anything
which you think she would dis
approve.
To make her a partaker, so far
as your different ages will per-
nit, in all your pleasures and
recreations.
To lift all the burdens you can
from shoulders which have grown
stopped in waiting upon and
working for you.
To bear patiently with all her
pecullarties or infirmities of tenn
per or disposition, which may be
the result of life of care and
toll.
To consult her and ask her adj
vice in regard to whatever you
are about to do, even though you
have no doubt as to what your
course should be.
To be on the lookout for every
occasion to make whatever re-
turn you can for her years of
sacrifice and planning for your
happiness and well beng.
To do your best to keep her
youthful in appearance, as well
as in spirit, by taking pains with
her dress and the little accetsos-
les and details of her toilet.
Not to shock or pain her by
making fun of her religious pre-
ljudices, if they happen to be al
variance with yours, or if they
seem narrow to your advanced
views.
To introduce all your young
friends to her, and to enlist hel
sympathies in youthful projects
hopes and plans, so that she may
carry her own youth into
old age.
To talk to her about your
work, your studies, your friends
your amusements, the books yor
read, the places you visit, fol
everything that concerns you i.
of interest to her.
Ifshe is no longer able to take
her accustomed part in the house
hold duties, not to let her fee
that she is superannuated, or ha
lost any of her importance as th'
; central factor in the family.
) To remember that her lifi
is monotonous compared will
yours, and to take her to SOM
suitable place of amusement, o
for little trip to the country, o
> to the city if your home is in til,
: country, as frequently as posi-
lble.