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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-19
Corner Sion Ing
Was VeY l2bOrate

phe local Odd Fellows returned
on the flyer Tuesday night from
the 0dd Eellowia ieornr stone lay
ine q Shfnns6on The weather
s55s i5eaI and fully tWo thousand
people we're present at the cere-
rs, AZ lll.icll were elabora,te. he
began at 2 O'Clock In the
end was In Charge of
to8 AI0nongaheIa No 3, Pa
tfitfareh q ilitants, of Hammond.
A large delegation of Odd Eel.
llojy ffr6la Fairmont, Monongahs
tYorthing ton, Wyatt, Clarksburg,
and Weston were met at the dItter-
emit Trims by the menlbets OF the
Shinnston lodge, Eneampment and
school clildfen, headed by the
First Ro.giLlent Band of Shinnston
The line OF march extended up
Bridge street, down and up Pike
street TO where the corner stone
was to be laid.
Major G.. "A. Vincent, depaT9-
men6 coInmander, oficiated ut the
-cerenolies Qf laying the corner
stone, insisted by the grand coun-
ell, which was composed Of Cap
tain. Porter Il. Holland, aid; Chew
a ier tFoIiili lehman, Judge advo-.
cslte general Chevalier u. Q. Eltz-
h1gh. assistant a,djutant general
ChevaGe Frank Hite, chaplain.
Chevalier Simeon Bright, accounts
amt CheyaIier Thomas "a. Watson,
atandard bearer. Canton Monon-
gahela No. 8, Patrinrehs Militant
assisted in the ceremonies under
the inimedfate command Of IieV1-
tenant T15oInas J. Titherington
and Ensign Vincent Radtln.
Among the ARTICLES placed IN the
eoEners@ne 6ither than mentioned
In Tueiayjs Telegram was a copy,
Of the by-IdEvs OF ST john Lodge
No. .24,s,A- f. and "a. NJ, list OF
Modern Wobdmen, Shinuston copy
Of 6yrlags Of iSilinstOn lodge 4. of
p; by-hSFs of Uniform Rank x
81 Py II, SlHnnstons copy Of New
York Herald of 1865, contiping
M accehIf of The ASSASSINATION of
Albtah ham Lincoln, a cain III years
DID pFesented by B. B. Stout; copy
Say Eoll ot last month of the Fair-
monk egaE jcompany, Scion Mines,
list of nellbeIs of NJ. E., Baptist
md ChTistian churches of Shinn-
5tpns alsdSof the graded school,
many ,eaFls and other memetbs.
Hon o. s. mckinney, speaker
for, the OCCASION, spoke eIoquentiy.
FOR some Time TO the large assem-
5Iase 8He Eas followed by the
Q. sH. SHinn, of the Universalist
shurch 9bBostons in an interesting
talk on Odd Fellowship. Other
entertaining speakers were B. b.
SSSbtoub 81 CIarksbug; B. #. Martin,
IF Iampasses, Texas a. w. Elem
ing, of BlfrInOht; w. j. S. Har-
fer and'D. 2. Stacker. Of Sfinn-
stou.
The ODD Fellows temple at
will be a Handsome brick
Dui1dfhg, three stories high, facing
On one III the principal streets of
The Town, The frst ,foog will be
ffted up fof store rooms, tiie second
iEooF for Offices and the third will
be the lodge room. The Odd Fell
lolWs Of No. 16 are greatlyindebte6k
10 the generosity of MF. Marx
Watson, who sold them the fine To-
ea4ifon for the building ut n very
nominal price, making 1T possible
= - Hasrs.1r
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In
City

Mrs. Winfield Scott received a
letter Tuesday might from her hus-
band, Attorney Scott, who left the
city suddenly Last Friday morn
ing. 1t was the first message she
had received directly from him
since his departure and bore the
pJostoffce mark of /, Kansas City,
Mo. He started in it he weuld re-
turn Soon.
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a seven weeks girl sent Mr.. and
Ms. F @. DeyerSclSB BY the hu-
lnane sodie5F a Flairqnont recently
was buried TUESDAY evening.
James e. VA, mere
Wednesday from pect Nql-
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Infant Dies

An infant of Joe Peto died at
Phoenixville this morning and will
be buried at Holy Cross cemetery
at 10 80 O'Clock tomorrow morning
1t was a twin and born last night
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COHESION
(By Associated Pless.) I

(By Associated Preas.l lee
Beckemeyer, Ill, Sept. 49,
Two fast mail trsiins q the Bal-
timore and Ohio lSolthWe err 2
collided here today inirring ~
giineer Thomas Bowman, Fireman
Bdward Ham1nersly and six others
were g1IIrd. The west bound tram
zoe FSto on account Of q wreck at
Huron; Ind. last night
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Thirty LaSheS
(By Associated Press )

Washington, Sept. 19.-Charles
Con1ey, negro. who attacked Mrs.
Beatrice FFankish and daughter
ten days ago, was tSodaJsentencedto
fifty yeans and received thirty
lashes at the whipping post.
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Hour Law
(Br Assoeiated Press. J

(By Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, Sept. 19.-President
Roosevelt today extended the eight
hour law to apply to MI public
work under the supervision Of, any
department of the government
The order affects particularly
work on river haTbor iTnptUve-
ments.
The funeral OF 1E5ss Dora Card
iner, aged IS years, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gardiner OF
the Stealey addition took place at
8 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
and bur7sl occurred qtA the f0dd
Fellows cemetery.
Mr.. and ~. g are
"a. lon.
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Mrs. D. M. MeMilian and

Mrs. d. Bl. Mcmillan and
daughte, Blanche spent Wednesday
in Salem.
a SON was born today 20 MI.
and Mrs. Elwood on Preston street
and the parents and their many.
friends are rejoicing.
Policeman j. A. AleOIoud VAL
20 10 Sutton Tomorrow to ttend
Ssiretds codfs where he s q Wit
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FEUDAL FIGHT
(By Associated Press.

DT Il1qIIlIlIIIII ~ :
iSergent, KY, Sept. 19.--In an
engagement between members of
the Mullens and Fleming factions
Yesterday JONES Anderson member
of the AIulIens was Killed, Hiram
Mullens, leader, mortally wounded
and John Fleming and another of
the 1Iullin faction were injured.
Forty shots wero fred.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15

The following ordinance is self
explanatory. "lt shall be the duty
of every owner or occupant of real
estate admitting upon any sidewalk
within the corporate limits OF the
city of WaNahachie 10 keep said side
walk free from weeds. grass or other
growth.
ANY person who shall fail or re-
fuse 90 comply with this ordinance
shall upon conviction be fined In any
sum not exceeding ten dollars
Some VI the sidewalks. are iu bad
condition lu MANY places there tre
practically uo walls aud then fet
hsw he covered vi,h weed. many
people are compelled fo walk iu fb,
streets
100 it now isf Dol. clean up o1l
t4, vWss oft thr weeds grass aud
rubbish and l-' -he homes bat, fhs
appearance uf H.iae occupied
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CATARRH \ GERM DISEASE.
Breathe Air Medicated by Hyomci
and Kill the Germs.

Now that physicians and scientists
universally agree that Catarrh is "A
germ disease. the reason for the fail
ure of the old-fashioned stomach dos
ing in this trouble Is readily seen.
Prior 10 the discovery OF Hyomei
10 treatment which cures catarrh by
filling the air Won breathe with germ
killing and healing medication. sta
tistic. showed that az least ninety
seven out OF every hundred persons
iu this state were suffering from
catarrh of some form
The treatment with Hsomei is
very simple and pleasant. "a small
inhaler comics with every outfit aud
thtee ot four times a day iyomei is
brvafhed through tha. masking the
.if Ht chat ilmc l.ao chat found on
ths mountains sbere the pine forests
stte oif fheir fragrant and healing
balaams
The complete outfit costs uut one
dollar while rstH BOTTLES cen be-
obtained tor ru cents tiood aud
CwIlg hate sern such remarkable re.
aIts lfam fhs usr uf Htumei That
tHs, s,li it Hodrr au ab.olate susfan.
tes ftst If Uuaa Hoftlnr HHEesa if
UIrea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15
Cured Bright's Disease

Geo. A. sherman, Lisbon Red
Mills. Lawrence Co, n. Y, writes:
81 had kidney disease for many years
and had been treated by physicians
for twelve years had taken well
known kidney medicine and other
remedies that were recommended
but got no relief until ! began using
Foley's Kidney cure The first
half bottle relieved me and four bot
Ties have cured me Before ] began
taking Foleys Kidney Cure ! had to
make water about evey fifteen min
utes, day aud night, and passed q
brick-dust substance, and sometimes
"a Shiny substance. I believe ! would
have died II ! had not taken Foley
Kidney Cure 49, ". FERRIS
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Married at Austin.

a dispatch from Austin under date
of June 9 gives the following account
of the marriage of a young lady who
formerly resided in Waxahachie and
who is quite favorably known here.
Quite surprise was sprung in uni
versity circles today, when it became
known that one of the graduates OF
next Tuesday and star football
player had been married last evening
to young lady of this city The
groom is Fred w. Householder and
the bride Miss Myrtle B. Smith OF
Austin.
Mr.. Householder will secure his
B. A. degree Tuesday and may return
next session to take a post graduate
course. He was one of the strongest
fullbacks on the regular Varsity team
last season
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Miss Francis Gibbs. who has been

Miss Francis Gibbs. who has been
here attending Trinity the past sea-
son, left this morning for Denison
where she will remain a few days
before returning TO her home in Mis-
souri,.
j. P. Minnick returned home this
morning from Hot Springs, Ark,
where he had been to take his son,
Milton. who had a stroke of paraly-
sis short time ago. Milton will
remain some time.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hudson. Miss
Mary Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Hood. Homer ADHESION and c. w
Kent will leave this evening for Sar
Angelo, where they will spend some
TWO weeks fishing and hunting on the
Concho
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FALLS BACKWARD DEAD.
Newspaper Man of Corpus Christi
Stricken With AppOpleXy.

A dispatch from Corpus Christi I'M
der date of June ii gives the follow
ing account of the death of a we'll
known newspaper man who was sew
eral years ago associated with the
Ellis County Mirror of this city:
John Benjamin Hardwicke enjoy
| ed surf bath with his wife and
children this morning and as he
| mounted the steps from the water tc
| the natatorium chute landing was
seized by apoplexy and fell back
| ward dead The funeral took place
| this evening. He had published the
Texas Sun here for the past fourteen
years.
Mr.. Hardwicke was born in Fay
ettville, n. c., Sept. 6, 1865. He is
survived by a wife and two little sons
and his mother in Corpus Christi S
| 2. and A. S Hardwic&e of Abilene
are his brothers. Mrs. Percy V. Pen
| nybacker of Austin and Mrs. r. T
Holloway of Dallas are his sisters
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15
BEALL HITS FUTURES
Texan lairo<xCeS kH iAteAded 10 Stop
tsmbhal In Cotton.

Washington. June ! B Represen.
tative Jack reall has introduced two
bills on which he will endeavor to
get action ia committee before ad-
journment. and which he expects 20
push vigorously Mt the next session.
One is a drastic measure 10 stop
gambling In cotton futures hy pro-
hihiiing brokers and others from us
ing the mails and telegraph lines
and also prohibiting newspapers car
rying cotton future adyices from go
ing through the mails
The other bill was prepared AT the
suggestion OF the minority leader.
Williams. and provides for the Great
! ing OF a commission of seven mem
hers by the president, whenever II Is
| deemed necessary. TO investigate
strikes, whenever they interfere or
threaten TO interfere with interstate
commerce. or the transportation of
! the mails, such commissioners TO have
| the power TO summon witnesses adj
minister oaths, examine the books
and the plants of corporations or as
sociations concerned, the missions
| to make only recommendation to the
president and their findings to con-
gress.
| Legislation of this character was
urged by the commission which in
yestigated the anthracite coal strike
| in 1902 and Beall's bill is a neces-
sary draft of the act prepared by Hon.
sets
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~timaIatoia without Irritation

lu Daas of stomach and liygrtroabls
fhe proper treatment Is 20 stimulate
these organs ~ittoat Irritating them
urlta Laxative FruIf syrup aidt ts.
sestiaH and Stimulate fhe liver aua
boees wtlhaaf Irritating these CO..
fsna 1880 n.lH nf urdiHafr saibafasce
I'D lo~s aof uausaafe ol srine and "a
miiA sa4 u.tasanf fa 'ske "a W
Ferris
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CONTIiInt uON NrrgE,IATTD.


Mr. g. N kifts.y has received %
letter from Mr. % b. Wll of Palo
tuo. Cob. Iu abi.h hr writes.
"l have heard maue expressions
ol appreciation ot loug contribution
of ..otbiuE D sm >.ad i. ,amp here
instead ot io fhr ..t, diresf Dc 4as
tbr besf iu qaat. ant condition sf
tnftius lsat f.mr Wy bsndlsd
from h,f, fhrre .. lu4r carloads og
fiottins sad ue 1 .alne aona
rts food prooien sastyer haa ts.n
handled entifv. .H ~au Ffaaelssa
sfaee the nrt af Wa usnaa ars
pre- ofen sat fHr naa.f affssrs ar,
ra. so sioow, . Hf nrtt although
tIuss ars tsfr H Hau taf 2 be
Hrfe Ias vir as s resf Seas
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Married at Meyia.

Ernest Littlepage of Waxahachie
was united in marriage Tuesday to
Miss Dale Wolverton at the home of
the brides parents in Mexia Mr..
Littlepage is bookkeeper for the
Waxahachie Lumber Company and is
a most deserving young man He
will return with his bride to Waxa-
hachie about June 81.
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MI Gus w A@fA IS ttst faaaA sftsHSt
Rink tonight
See Il. n. Nct'omhs for firr and
tornado insurance. II
Orchestra music at the Main street
Rink tonight
Mrs Dalton carries complete line
Of ycilings In ali colors. CT
Have your Roller skates repaired
at F. :. Cronk Co.'S, II
Stray COW is in ~ lot: owner vii
please call r \ erris e.
You can skate tonight until IL
O'Clock at the Main Street Rink
See the time races tonight AT the
Main Street Rink Admission 10c.
Call and see our new fount now in
operation Williams & Moseley II
TONIGHT Is THE LAST OF THE
SEASON AT THE MAIN STREET
RINK.
When you need q plumber call
Bunkley, with r. s Crouk Co Both
phones "a. II
Tonight is the last night the Main
Street Rink will be omen this sea-
son.
Taste the soda from our new fount
1t will call for another. Williams
and Moseley. If
COME, ENJOY YOURSELVES AT
THE MAIN STREET RINK To-
NIGHT
Mrs. Dalton has the most extern
sive lire of high-grade Millinery in
Waxahachie. G1
Let F. S. Cronk Co figure with
you on that new roof either sheet
iron or asbestos. tt
Ladies, if yau want your old hat
suit Mrs. Dalton. 81
All white. natural color and black
hats at a bargain; all other colors at
half price at Mrs. Dalton's. 81
We are now ready to serve cold
drinks through our newly installed
soda fountain. Williams & Moseley.
The F. S. Cronk Co, is headQuar-
tiers for all kinds of garden hose
Prices right Both phones No. S4 If
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Baptist church will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All the
ladies are requested to come out and
us quilt.
The grand march will take place
promptly at 9 o'clock at the Main
Street Rink This will be a very
pretty feature, so come early and
take part.
O.
All ladies leaving dishes at the
Methodist dinner on Thursday at the
| Chautauqua grounds. will please call
at Mr.. Lasswells grocery store and
get same.
o
Studio closed until July list We
ask your kind indulgence until then
Leave all kodak work at Hood and
| Curlin's, which will receive prompt
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>e~~>>A . . = . = 49,
= PERSONAL MENTION. .
>tAH1A ~~>4 = .

Lem Curan weat 80 Lancaster this
nornins
r. c. Cole Was business visitor
70 pailas today
VI t. Aeker is home from few
DAYS stay 10 Marlin
Melville lockett Of Dallas, spent
Inst night in the city
Attorney G F. Winn was bust
ness visitor 30 Dallas today
Mt aud Mrs, J II Brown return
cd this morning from Illinois.
J. NJ Aiderdice. wife and little
child were visitors 10 Dallas today,
John Singleton. who has been at
tending the State University the past
season, returned home this morning
Edwin Powers left This morning
for Austin, where he will attend the
summer school al the State Univer-
sity
s NJ Dunlap and wife, OF Italy.
spent today in the city. the guests of
Mr. Dunlaps brother, Judge o. f.
Dunlap
Jas Johnson, of italy. who spent
the past two days in the city with
friends. returned home yesterday at
ternoon
Miss Mae White left this morning
for Lockhart and San Antonio, where
she will spend about two weeks with
friends and relatives.
Rev. S +. Kennon went to Ian
caster this morning, where he will
fill his regular appointment at the
( Cumberland church Sunday.
Wylie Ball and wife and Mrs. Geo.
I Ritter. of Forney, who have been at
| tending the Missionary convention,
returned home this morning.
Rembert Watson returned this
morning from Austin, where he had
been 10 attend the commencement
exercises of the State University
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times? If so, have your. cleaning
and pressing done by Halcomb and
Page, and you will always be neat
and well dressed. Prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed to be first
class. Ladies work given especial
ttentiOn. If
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Gtsr Isfsttsa.t.

Sc Ct.sefss RfcsAara 4 ramrsrs ase
esprsss shlpmers ef lcar whlts sHk
f8ioFse e.
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lh> worst cales IN twenty days. SOC. ans
Sl.00 at all leading drug stores, or by mail
Prepared BY NATIONAL. TOILET CO.. Paris. Team
Sold in Waxahachie by all leading
druggists. d&w
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Have rour fyps~utrr slsansa a.
e. creek Co.'S n
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III you want a mantel, you should
see our stock before buying. Waxa
hachie Lumber Company. 66
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my place, one
medium sized Jersey COW. Any in
formation or her return will be re-
warded D. c. McRae. 81
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LOST-A black pig with no tail
Tuesday evening. Notify Alliance
Wagon Yard. Clip
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,UTST RECEIVED.

At Cheeves Brothers & Company, one
express shipment of Long White Silk
Gloves. 81
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FOR SALE-My house and lot on
water street Lot 90x200, seven
room house. Apply to P. F. Daven-
port. tt
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Say Bill; have you seen that new
fountain at Williams and Moseley's?
It's a beauty If
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WANTED Good man cook for week
beginning June 18th. Apply at Old
ham Hardware Co. tt
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FINE Covers for fine umbrellas.
Prices from one to six dollars. Ar
thur Mackoy Shop. -
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They are beauties: CHARTERED Man
tells at Waxahachie Lumber Co. &C
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LOST-One $40 bill in the nickel
store Finder please return to W.
NJ. Grow. Route 2, Waxahachie, Clip
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FOR RENT Pianos Thomson Jew
elfy Company, pianos and organs
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FOR SALE Nine pigs. good stock.
See Royal Williams.
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FOR SALE CHEAP Thoroughbred
Poland China pigs \. J Thomas sc
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FOR SALE-Young Jersey COW, Civ
ing y gallons milk per day. APP
ply at 301 West Jefferson street. tt
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FOR RENT-Six room house on
Waxahachie National Bank. 81
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FOR RENT--One large room and
hall over Mistrot Bros. & Co. F. s.
Cronk x
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WANT COLUMN. =

WEATHER Tonight aud Saturday
partly cloudy weather Thursday
max 81. min &C.
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
Buy second hand clothing. J. S. Per-
rim, EOS East Main street. tt
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LOCAL NEWS.


Car eill be held a The Main Street
Rink tonight
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Studio closed until July list We
ask your kind indulgence until then
Leave all kodak work at Hood and
Curlin's, which will receive prompt
and satisfactory attention Ed Hud-
son CT
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All ladies leaving dishes at the
Methodist dinner on Thursday at the
at Mr. Lasswell's grocery store and
get same
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~s>~~>~>>>~>>>>>>s
. WANT COLUMN. .
>>>>>> >>>>>>
WEATHER Tonight aud Saturday
partly cloudy weather Thursday
max Ell min. &C.
FOR SALE CHEAP Thoroughbred
Poland China pigs \ ] Thomas.66
FOR SALE Nine pigs, good stock.
See Royal Williams. II
ron RENT Pianos. Thomson jew
eify Company, pianos and organs
FINE Covers for fine umbrellas.
Prices from one to six dollars. Ar
/ thur Mackoy Shop. -
FOR RENT--One large room and
| hall over Mistrot Bros. & Co. F. s.
/ Cronk x
/ LOST-A black pig with no tail
/ Tuesday evening. Notify Alliance
1 Wagon Yard Clip
! WANTED Good man cook for week
/ beginning June 18th. Apply at Old
/ ham Hardware Co tt
| CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
/ Buy second hand clothing J. s. Per-
/ rim, EOS East Main street tt
! FOR RENT-Five room house three
blocks from square. All modern con-
veniences. See Dr. Keplinger. tt
! LOST-One $40 bill in the nickel
store Finder please return to W.
NJ. Grow, Route 2, Waxahachie, Clip
/ FOR RENT-Six room house on
/ Waxahachie National Bank. 81
FOR SALE-Young Jersey COW, Civ
ing 2 y gallons milk per day. APP
ply at 301 West Jefferson street tt
FOR SALE-My house and lot on
water street Lot 90x200, seven
room house Apply to P. F. Daven
port. tt
ESTRAYED-F From my place, one
medium sized Jersey COW. Any in
formation or her return will be re-
warded D. c. McRae. 81
| DO YOU WANT to look neat at all
times? If so, have your. cleaning
and pressing done by Halcomb and
| Page, and you will always be neat
and well dressed Prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed to be first
class Ladies work given especial
attention. If
They are beauties: CHARTERED Man
tells at Waxahachie Lumber Co. &c
Say Bill; have you seen that new
fountain at Williams and Moseley's?
It's beauty. tt
If you want a mantel, you should
see our stock before buying. Waxa
hachie Lumber Company 66
THE MAIN STREET RINK CLOSES
FOR THE SEASON TONIGHT. -
DON'T MISS THIS LAST OPPOR-
| TUNITY TO HAVE A GOOD TIME.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15

See Il. II. Net'onbs for fir. and
tornado insurance. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15

The grand march will take plac
promptly at 9 o'clock at the Mali
Street Rink This will be a yer.
pretty feature, so come early an(
take part.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15

Orchestra music at the Main Stree
Rink tonight