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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

lieved to be for the purpose of heading OF
Tom Munger who has the endorsement Of
Senator Burkett and for whom the office
is TO be created.
Mr.. Munger said he had heard Of the
meeting, but he did not know yet whether
he would attend.
Il believe It is not a concerted action to
oppose anyone" he said, but merely a
mass meeting TO get the sentiment of the
lawyers of the state. Every lawyer will
get chance to express himself for or
against the bill. and each will have an OPP
portunity TO say who he prefers for Judge. ;"
Grand Island Bonds Legal.
The $4,000 bond issue voted by the city OF
Grand Island for the erection of a high
school has been declared legal by Attorney
General Brown. who has recommended to
the auditor that he register the bonds. BY
those who opposed the issue it was as
serted the board had authorized the cleo
ton without waiting for a petition signed
by one-third of the voters. The other side
asserted the law specified the election could
be called by a vote Of two-thirds of the
board. One section of the statutes so pro-
vides and the legal department held the
law was good.
state Vital Statistics.
Vital statistics compiled by DR.. sward
Of the board of secretaries of the State
Board OF Health under the provisions of
the law enacted by the late legislature
show during the last year for the state
$40 deaths from sixty-one causes. The
summary of deaths by the month is as fol-
lows: January, 475; February, COS; March,
sE; April. SIS; May, 3d. June. $50; July,
,h.r ocE.
ga; November, Sal; December. 5S4
OF the sixty-one causes of death the
largest number succumbed to infant dis
abilities, there being $50 deaths of children
under years of age. The next highest
number of deaths from any one disease is
charged up to heart failure, there being So.
deaths from this cause. Typhoid fever
carried OF Zoe persons. tuberculosis took
S62, cancer caused the death of PAS persons
Bronchitis was responsible for sixty-three
deaths. Bright's disease carried OF 165
while appendicitis was responsible for sew.
enty-five deaths and 200 persons died OF
apoplexy. Paresis was responsible for IA
deaths. Only three persons died of sun.
stroke, while tetanus was responsible fol-
ten deaths; twelve persons died Of acct.
dental poisoning; brain fever carried of
six, while only one person in the state
died of smallpox and only one person dice
of hydrophobia. Lightning killed four per,
sons. while one person was frozen TO death
and thirty-five persons were drowned. OF
the persons whose death were due to ami
mails there were thirty-seven, of which
number thirty-three were males. Firearmi
was responsible for forty-three deaths.
There were seventy-six persons, so tn,
| statistics show, who preferred death L
| live and therefore killed themselves. Forty.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

II would be wise, therefore, to guard
against it by every precaution possible.
Peruna has been found the most reliabls
of all remedies for coughs. colds and ca
tarrh, by reason OF the fact that it goes
at once TO the very seat OF the trouble
1t searches out every crevice, every duct
OF the body. II quckens and equalizes
the blood. thus re- Pc-ru-na
heving the congested the Remedy
mucous membranes. i for Catarrh
II exercises a heal 1 OF the Lungs
ing and soothing ef- tsz-zzz-----G
feet upon the mucous membranes no mat
ter whether they are the more exposed
membranes, OF the head and throat. or
whether they line the remotcst cells OF the
lungs
4 word to the wise woman Is sufficient
Take Peruna at the first appearance Of
a cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

Mrs. Mary College Pitsburg writes:
on my ia
m no good
in of of
a to Harma for I took
am now relyc cured.
Before taking
wouIdco
l
in {
has cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
NEGLECTED cold 1

A NEGLECTED cold is generally the
n first cause of catarrh.
Women are especially liable to colds
These colds occur more frequently during
the wet sloppy weather Of winter and
spring than any other time of the year
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

Station and State

dictates trace OF PRECIPITATION.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

less. as individuals In defense Of the
rights OF the people he has shown 50 much
skill and ability In the presentation Of the
issues involved. much Of originality and
resourcefulness OF methods employed, 50
much OF success in results accomplished.
household word on every farm in the state
wherein Is raised q bushel % grain which
must pay tribute its way to market.
His able and successful defense % the
revenue laws and the principles involved
meets the hearty approval OF every loyal
taxpayer.
Home Town Believes tn Him.
Hon. y. P Mcdonald county attorney.
said:
1t is gratifying indeed to the friends and
neighbOrs Of Mr.. Brown 10 note the spon-
out the state in favor Of his election as
senator. We believe that he merits their
approval. His ability. integrity and expert
ence qualify him for the duties and re-
sponsbilities OF the place. He has wide
acquaintance throughout the state His
every where, among all classes. The able
and satisfactory manner in which he has
conducted the office OF attorney general has
given him the confidence Of the people. He
knows the whole state and is familiar
with its diversified interests. > He is &C
quainted with the wants Of the people in
every section Of it and appreciates the
measures that will bring them the greatest
| comfort and prosperity. He is broad
minded enough to fairly consider all the
seek the greatest good for all. fearless
enough to restrain the strong hand that
/ would take more than is fair and square
ana Just enough to protect the corporation
| the same as the Individual. the great inter
est the same as the small interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01

Temperature and Precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March !,
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temDcratuTe ......-......-. u
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-01
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Feb. $.-Official record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years. 1906 1895. 1904 1893
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13

thousands Of throats that cheered him,
the thousands of friends that blocked his
way, until lifted upon dozen, shoulders
shakinghands right and left, and not shak-
ing half, as he was borne on, could you
have seen the thousands that followed him
as he was cheered blythe people, Who
tpao the freight, you would have known
hat Hoke Smith had won the day,
The big house looked almost empty except
where the old guard stood with their defeat
ed debater on the stage while the scattered
Amalgamat9d later tried to get together again
and 90 the same thing by their candidate
Boys we have tried to tell YOU as we saw it,
it waSreaI hard to have to do it, but Clark
was On the wrong side and the people in no
uncertain terms told him So.
Call those yelo Hoke Smith badges anarr
chists if you want to, but the fact remains that
there are durn big sight Of anarchists in
cOurlweSt Ga if it takes this to make an
anarchist AMI the boys after the debate cut
oil tneir badges the word for aud left it
Simply Governor Ioke Smith.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-13

That Albany Debate A Decided
Hoke Smith Victory. Crowd Va
riously Estimated ut from Three
to Five to one for iIOke And this
in spite Of the Amaigamated Can
didates all beipg represented win
the Clark Howell Buttons or their
Lapels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
PYTHIANS ELECT
 NEW OFFICERS
Semi-AnnuaI Election Held by Impe rial Juliet Lodge. No. G. Knights
 of Pythias.

An interesting meetin" of Imperial, Juliet lodge. No. 6. Knights of Pythi- as, was held at Imperial hall Friday night and there Was a large attend ance. This was the time for the semi-annual election of officers and the election resulted in the selection Of the following officers:
 Chancellor commander. c. II. Moore. Vice chancellor, NJ. F. McCara.
 Prelate, ] \ Bowles
 Master of Work H.. Z Morgan.
 Keeper Of Records an Seals ]. F. Jordan fre.elected
 Master at Arms. C ]. Humbort
 Inner Guard T. w. Nixon.
 Outer Guard. Guy H. Williams
 Custodian of Property, R. F, Davis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

CT before was so much money invest ed for eXhibitional purposes, and this spirit of enterprise, wisely directed, is just what makes Ringling Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows twice the biggest and immeasurably the best in existence.
 The wonderful Rngling Brothers Shows will exhibit at Pine Bluff Fri day, November l6, and the magnificent street pageant will leave the show grounds promptly at 10 o'clock on the morning of show day
 Numbered reserved seats the same price charged at the ticket Wa gons can be Preserved on the date of exhibition at the drug store Of Sea well and Ancrum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
NJ MARRIAGE WAS
 PREVENTED BY DEATH.

Mr. Emmett Weeks, aged 2S years, an employe of the railway shops in this city, died after weeks illness Friday morning about o'clock at the residence of Mr. C. c. Anderson, at 1OO4 East Sixth avenue.
 The deceased leaves a mother, one sister and two brothers.
 He was to have been married soon to a young lady of this city.
 The funeral took place at Union cemetery, on the Warren road, Sat urday morning, Rev. T. Y. Ramsey of ticiating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
MIR. VI. W. CJRRIE DIED
 SATIRDAY MORNING.

Mr. NJ. W. Gul1e died at his home at Winchester Saturday morning.
 The remains will be brought to this city and the funeral will take place from the residence of the dead man < brother. MT. John D. Currie. on South Walnut street Rev. J. 1. Norris will otiiciate. and the ceremonies will take place at 3::3o ?. m.
 The pail bearers wi! be Messrs, A. W. Nunn. Y. o. Alexander, ]. P. N- eXander. r. F. Gillespie, l. C. Taylor, Leo M Andrews, l. II. Mann and Lee l'EN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
BRIEF MENTION. + T. 4 f T. + + + + =

Miss Bessie Hall of kingsland and MT Edward Noble of Stuttgart are in the city attending the Hierschspiel- Noble weddings.
 Mir. Charles s. Jones, representa- tive of the American Hardwood I.um ber company, is in the city on bust ness.
 Rabbi Goldenson returned to his homo Saturday. after delivering an eloquent address at Temple Anshe Emeth Friday evenign.
 Dr Zucht, general manager Of the Union Painless Dentists left Saturday for Texas to enlarge the field for the above firm The local office at l2o 1-2 Main i> in charge of Drs Nanca aud Heirich both competent mee. and Dr. ueht is well pleased with the pros poets for business here and in fact says it is one of the comrany's best offices.
 Mrs. Will Rtchey is visiting her mother at Buffalo, N I. for q few weeks.
 Mr. and Nfz $. ]. Webkes HrjNeei in the e'tY Frislas. a!tel an abseAca Q. six wears. having made their home il Forl Madison, Iowa. during that time. Mrs. Web1es is | sister ef Mr. c. G. Gillespie. with the Rhodes-HayertN , Furniture company of this city. They expect -o make Pine Bluff their future homo. and at present are stopping with Mr Gillespie. Then friends will b. &laa t5 wolcom them
 Nr. Tom Green is on business Wis Ii 10 Monroe, La. and while there Will conduct . sale for the Pacific Express company.
 Nr Allen, ebe cashier of the Pac fic f.x.e5<s eHnpanz will spead Sun laN in Helena
 Mir Ron sallee the hustlinr niehf manager for the Pacific EN@'ss com paal. M saega sunlaE +a Lt'l" Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
AH% %24H %H% -
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 deern l.l a4.,A.s.s. je"e.se!, trunks. anG .sa.. sAr-s l1t Ma=a Stree.
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 Th3 N~..ASa ,1lHsr 3cJa2"ty on tn F.un,,! .r>, 5sz.t- aye2&2 is reut [Ae ;e, .,. ,ds.l s4 a house. CT iG ,1 a1txA .7 ,. s.ofg 3ai,d- 1T s5o9 "an >y,5 < t.2 Nest Il a7urs
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 Mt, sl.4.<s~. eAAi- Jons :. n4a han1 ..4...s, 1-4-zy.. q Ja3 3cs Al lts-sma1e. ,sae year rk 1e. UDxf1. S5Iia oS t1e < sD -,,4u a.t Gi l. doe for dd ats tna Aiis,..- 5-ts i14 M soiJ IA c.4.onsN -Sl.>,.-A .aL.,s,g. isie ! ltc1 ,.rN,s s9- c2se7 | beg As A3i's Me. -i.,.ns's' | 2 -53 lock. ce.rs. ce
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 For saiv lI4a''5" -uce oa Laleaiie .5sa.5 1s6 om and Kitchen. Q.e<tr.c lisd:s A' d co1 safas. 9arty 7Fia az
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
WARM PETTICOATS FOR COLD WEATHER.

KNIT PETTICOATS-In solid colors with fane! stripe borders, pink and white and blue and White striped Jersey tops. tape draw strlngs.... .'Vc KNIT PETTICOATS-Made of three-q quarters wool, solid and fancy, Jersey top, well made and good value regular $1.O0 value; our price 'oc FINE WOOL KNIT PETTICOATS-In solid pink or white wide satine awst band with tape draw string
 6 inch double hem at bottom and finished With heavy wash alec. Price s1'Vo FLANNELETTE PETTICOAT-Made full length of heavy striped hannellette. F inch hounce trimmed with two rows of tucks and silk briar stitching S1OO FLANNELLETTE PETTICOAT-Made full length of extra quality fannellete in various colors F inch founce trimmed with 3 of tucks and hem .4;+ahoa hon, ...... 7Jc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

Wanted, position as collector or some light work by d young man who can give good reference
 Wanted an experienced office man at once None but competent man need apply. Address B. care o. Graphic.
 Ladies to make sanitary belts. Ma teral all cut ready to sew, S1.2o per dozen, particulars stamped envelope. l.enoN G.. Dept. 5t3. Chicago. For sale. stock in good paving, long established bus ness from t lo shares. T. care of Graphic The steamer Henry Sheldon came in this morning with i ig barge or freight from Mem Ai,.= nc.a'.HG i9'' bales of coejor.
 -Chry ysanthemums and Roses for sale at reasonable. prices hz Mrs. C. T. Robinson. l22 Laurel str =et Lakeside. Buy your rant7 al wall pa, yer of elaud Clrag aud company if you want the best Ne w.ll save Neu iaoney on ,verythine.
 Miss Mittie Payne is 0P after a h9.pf bus severe Hines.
 "A number of lots in seymour ad- dse:oH. GAe most desirable resident portion of the city on Twelfth and main VIII be placed ou sale next week. KaoN= Smay sReal Estate co. Mrs. Charles Wei, who was fe- aortel very i'll Saturday morning. is improved.
 Mrs. s. X Rosenberg is in Little Rock speHd.n@ a few days with rsla- ttves.
 Mr. anu Mrs. Ray Levi have re- .uuca from a visit to Texarkana. Juies Black was . business visitor + tho city Saturday
 Mrs. B Thal,eimec alter 2 pleas aat stay w.th relatives, Ieft Tor her sna =Eateze Rock Saturday Nr= G M Wilo Ass ae. ..4.. Ao3.- -S.sttr. N.s @4m m III. far several weeks Will leave 4aasday f5l h. aamo ia Jacksonville a. Sha VII stop vii. r.latiFss il
 He2~ | Meat- aaso1z A3~
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
CIRCUS NOVELTY.
Hin@ling Borther> Present a Gorgeou, Spectacle. Requirin. l20A
 Characters.

The new spectacle. the Field of the Cloth ot Gold, a feature of RAslins Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows this season. in its magnificent inyestitWe and massive entirety. is the srandest coueep1ion in the history ot circus 3chie>eaent The days ot kniehI er- a9sy &aea eHvaY WIS in flower. a9e pictured in fascina;ias sPlendor5. st@ ~ 5is90m #a.ae4aood aeza.c Walf7. F.'a5 5 7 fallz= aa= enthusiast. GeNase4 masH9u. at. se5, servant harbagie yolap all
 ch3s ae.eris;ie tNpes of lae t}-
 ma ae eeasA e5a9
 ing ev.ev in yha h'aza4
 4wel1e hundred carae-
 east a'z 3 halAef 4a1 and e Ls oL ma Eaung v1.ces are a9aapH Fl musical sos taaain.@1 ]. .ugu he'd @ band
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 ,.4 he average ei.eas d. af e e5s59t#@~ a. ea=4htas # aH3 taa'e@ a Nl ta4 .aet...3 se.,3N aantres ! ~aec.3. tt3.u. N.v-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
ELEGANT WINTER AP
 PAREL.
EyENINE COAT.

his beautiful new Coat js made ot .sacsr imported Chiffon HreadeiotA. - .aches long. It is lined with Skin .aars' satin edged all around inner 4i1e with fancy silk braid. Male ia= =ollarless effect and outlined with .eaR braid and beautifully embfoider== d with heavy silk embroidery over entire front in d handsome design. Back of coat embroidered to the waist ssne. Demi pouch sleeve with fancy ..1rn back cuff, silk embroidered Can ,ae had in coru, gray and white. This very smart evening coat is priced G,G .....5....... =. p'-''"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
THEY SAY SOMETHING
 WORTH THE REAOlN1

h to3ay's Graphic is an ad lot bah' CT and Austin ihat should be reaa pE every person in Pine Bluff, a5d then repeated to their nei2hbOrs.
 Baker and Austin compos one ol the c'ty's most progressive firms. anu where one sees progress manifested Ill he manner in which these Sentlemi Xhibjt il through the columns ot tue press, one max be assured that they mean to get the business and lii'' will get it.
 Read what this firm says today i will interest you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
w. C. T. U. MEDAL WON
 BY MISS McCOMB

The contest for the N. W.=C. T. |. medal Was held at the Y. NJ. C. \ auditorium Friday night, under the auspices of the Riverside church. Quite a large crowd Was cut and th program was a very pleasing one, especially the drill by tho little folk
 The medal was awarded to Miss Me Comb. While the readings Were all well rendered, Miss Pearl McC0, b,s was decidedly the best. and Secretary \. B. Richardson was selectel b9 Mrs. I. $. Hawkins to present=th h. medal ia behalf of the W. (. r, T.. which h did in his usual pleasant maaHef. making short, but very appropr ate presentation speech
 The ladies of the Riverside church Were assisted by Mrs !. $. Hawkins and the proceeds of the entertain ment were for' the benefit of the church
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
WORTHY APPAREL
 FOR BOYS.

HESTER BROWN SUITS ages ? 12 to years. Sailor collar, Russian blouse in mixtures of brown and Ok ford gray with red and green over plaids, also in navy. Anchor orna
 ments Silk tie. Price $2.5O BUDDY TUCkER-The popular dou-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
4gLOR WHO
RELIEVES LN PueLlclrv

LTEN l9 TIN F V tas Wf1 ho3iAe- ia a' s1 vii ezuaHs be fe11 a2='fq VI k a5# lid of lis 4e5S .sns caaits faH anythlos. f te' nesa counts fas snNgh.r4. if c4Htjaaf' rU-A 4o5 c1er4y mean a7z I3=.-~=4atr =a3a! son=e aarasa saa.l7 ss.n Raa vla4 ,A hasa .3 say taes GaaAic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
< j. i. i. + !. <. <. ... !. # 4. .e s.
 j. Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES. *
 ,r 'A 5 + s. ~ + I

That Male Quartet.
 Tn Memphis. Mo, Reville las the T &iA4 words Of commendatian '. ae Neistefsiuser's male qH4 which Wi appear al tha= Yaa.g Maa < Christian assoc atfoa, 6a Gex faas
 asHi. November 6:
 l'le 5ioissersinee an-l m a "aa=- walk. tH rtt cats eal.an and reGan -5.5is. they are sh.led i'm ty
 music and Can s.ag. Tn va =rs7 crowd present ana AT na | raHs tFe7t There Was a very gan s2 rsHease to t3e nn@eroas ea-
 if the 9leisteFs. nso5S #=7. e7A'e yhs ~ay aeain We repH~a |, -aE Il will have q goo1 house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
NOVEL AND STYLISH
 DRESS FABRICS.

Tine fine Dress Fabrics We are offer ing this season are of unusually high character and of splendid quality. All the newest novelties are here at at tractiye prices
 SILK AND WOOL Crepe de Paris in black, cream and all colors for eyen- ing gowns ............S1.00 S1 .00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
LADIES' Su1.

\ most elaborate model in an Eton blouse suit made of fine imported chiffon broadcloth Jacket fine silk
 lined. Collarless effect. collar and entire edge of jacket outlined with band of silk in small boN plaits over laid with fancy velvet and braid. \ wide strap of velvet extending front to back oyer shoulders and overlaid with broadcloth in lozenge shaped designs. Box Blait iu back trimmed with N-shape ornament to match front. Pouch sleeve with turn back cuff of velvet trimmed to match, tucked sleeve. fancy velvet sirdle in four rows of tucks. EleNen-sored skirt side plaited all around. This rich and elegant suit only...... s6o.OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
FOR SERVICE

FOR SERVICE and durability the Mohair Brilliantines and Mohair Si- cillians are pre-eminent. We show them in black. white and all
 colors .................. oOc to $l.2o AMONG THE FINEST fabrics that we are showing this season are silk warp Henriettas at .S1.2o and s1.90 27-NCH two-tone silks for dresses and drop skirts are great value at our price ............,..... .3oc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

Will sell at a sacrifice AAdress "Bar- gain" care Graphic office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
VALUES IN BLANKETS
 AND COMFORTS.

FINE WHITE CALIFORNIA BLANKET, bound with wide silk binding, extra large size, best selected wool Pink or blue border ............z....s l0GW FINE ALL WOOL WHITE BLANkET-Guarauteed absolutely all wool Fine heavy silk twist buttoa- hole stitched edge large size .............s.. Ss.o0 WOOL WHITE BLANkET-Made of selected wool
 All wool filling with fine cotton warp to prevent shrinking. Silk stitched edge ....,......... s6 % DOWN COMFORT-Fine sikoline top and bottom. wide satin border Pretty designs, finest down filed Price Ff-.'V WOOL COMFORT-Hygenic and sanitary Silkolne top and bottom, filled with specially steamed and cleaned NOO ft'oV DOWN COMFORT-Silkoline of best quality top md bottom Filled with sanitary cleaned down. An elegant article .......... $500
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

ble breasted suit of the season. Pat. leather belt, gray mixtures, fancies and corduroy. Small gilt buttons, black silk tie Silk ornaments. Ages
 ? 1-2 to [. Price. ..,,. s1.23 to S2.oO BOYS SUITS-The popular double breasted style in fancy mixed cassi- meres. The coats have good serge
 lining. satine lined sleeves pat. waist
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30
Y. /. Y. Club Entertained.

Miss Mary Sue Pickett entertained
the X. ], Y. Club yesterday afternoon
at her pretty home on Oldham ave
nue.. in honor of Miss Larkin OF Hous-
ron, who is a guest in the home.
Five tables were arranged for six
handed eucher, which is now the
clubs chosen game. and when the
enthusiastic contestants had finish
ed Mrs. Burton Prince held the high
est score. and vas awarded the
trophy. d beautiful cut glass nappy
which she generously presented to the
honoree. Delicious nectar, sand
witches and pickles were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30
Results of Neglect.

In most cases consumption results
from a neglected or improperly treat
ed cold. FoIey's Honey and Tar
cures the most obstinate coughs and
prevents serious results. 1t costs
YOU no more than the unknown prep
a~rations and you should insist upon
having the genuine in the yellow
package. B. W. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30
Henry Nudd in The Tolls.

been wanted in the courts here about
twelve months, was arrested yester-
day on Trinity river near the Kauf-
man county line. Indictments alleg-
ing gaming and violating the local
option law are pending against
Henry. He is also wanted as a Wit
ness in a perjury case.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

e Tree botuie Old r~hacner's liver
3,ood Syrupwih be sent TO any reaoer OF
da. payer who WI. "rite to the Tharae'
Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

Observation-Disclosures fair and colder
with frost; Wednesday fair. Monday
max. II, min. Az.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

TRY WANTS ADS in this column and
see what the result viii be.