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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-14

Mrs. John B. Armstrong has re.
urned from E,Dor,1) Springs.
Bob Graves came in off his run for
siew days with relatives and friends.
J.Y. Whitsett left Sunday Tor Den.
yer, COL. to attend the Supreme
lodge OF the Knights and Ladies OF
Security, as a representative from
Missouri Grand Lodge.
Miss Bessie, the earning young
daughter of. N. Tucker, oiWolcott,
Col, Is visiting friends In Butler.
She has been attending school at
Greensboro, KY, where she has an
uncle, Will Mills, formerly Butler
boy.
The members Of Blue Flag Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias, observed memo
rial services on Sunday afternoon at
Oak Hill cemetery. The services
were held over the grave Of Prof. W.
E. Thornbrough, the last member
to pass away. The graves OF all the
departed brothers we're strewn with
flowers.
Henry County Democrats in con.
vention last Monday instructed the
delegates to the Congressional con-
ventiorior Judge DeArmond and the
delegates to the Senatorial conven-
ton for William II. Anthony, OF
ElDorsdo Springs. Neither Dear
mond or Anthony will have opposi.
ton.
From every section Of the county
comes the cheering news that corn Is
growing fine. The dry season up to
sweek ago gave thefarmers opportu-
nifty to get their fields clean OF weeds
and ground in good condition and
the rains coming on one can almost
see the corn grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Rogers came in
from Jefferson City the last OF the
week to visit friends a few days. Mr..
Rogers went out to the old home
place, in Pleasant Gap township, to
visit his mother. Mrs. Rogers LETT
Tuesday for Webb City, to attend the
annual conference OF the Women's
Mission Society, as delegate from
the Jefferson City congregation, NJ.
E. Church, South.
A number OF small farmers In th is
section are putting out large guam
titles OF strawberry plants. A prac-
tical bergman stated to-day that
this is the best time OF year for such
work, as the plants will take roo Z
and grow enough this fall to stand
the winter we'll. Increasing Of straw
berries is a paying industry in most
cases, and II enough farmers would
grow them so as to establish q ship.
ping market, they could always find
q ready sale for their product.-Rich
Hill Review. FL
NV. and J. 8. Brown, brothers,
who live together in Grand River
township, we're in Butler Monday,
and favored Us pleasantly. They
camsto Bates county in 1856. When
H. var broke ont, thsy sullStsd q
5 ~ Ccnisdsfste My an1 speveq
throuehou1 = - $3.50 e0mpahy
Nh jim Tho1ll Cert W. IN
wood1a m plplge HI - ~
tfo1k - 80 - el1e11
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Aunt Jane Hutchinson, Of Edo
RADIO Springs, observes her custom
Of many years by sending remittance
for renewal. While she has been
away for many years, she still keeps
up her interest In the county and
people.
Hon. and Mrs. T. w. Silvers we're
gladdened by q family reunion Sun.
day Of their four children, Sam and
Elmer Silvers, Mrs. Gertrude Nc
Clelland and Mrs. Lou Pierpoint an
their families. A fine dinner wa 9
served and a joyous time had by all.
Asa Morgan, ianitor for the East
School, is displaying an immense
knife, presented by the school marms
for his courteous demeanor and
many acts of kindness be has shown
them during the school year. Asa
says he is superstitious and is afraid
1t will cut their love in two.
Alonzo M. Hunter dropped In on
his relatives and old friends In Bates
county the last OF the week. He was
a Butler boy and married Miss
Jessie, the youngest daughter Of
John Fl. Pyle. He is now living with
his family at San Jose, CAL, where
he is prospecting in business and they
are all enjoying good health.
John G. Csntrell made phenome'
nal race for Recorder with the odds
against him, and is is generally con
coded that II he had been considered
10 the race that his vote would have
been much larger. He was fourth In
the race with only q few votes b.
tween him and Marion Wood and
Ed. Crabb, the second and third 70.
spectively.
We understand there is one mar
In Lone Oak township who says be
voted for Harve Johnson. We believe
him to be an honest. conscientious
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Recorder, was a pleasant caller while
in the city the last OF the week.
Miss Genevieve Holloway and Miss
Holmes, accompanied Mrs. B. G.,
Mains home from Parsons Sunday,
and will visit Butler friends.
Frank NJ. Crumley, Of Kansas City,
spent a couple Of days in Butler last
week meeting bis old friends. He
was formerly prosperous druggist
Of this city.
Leslie johnson, who was struck on
the side OF the head by a base ball
Sunday week, has about recovered.
For a time II was feared serious re.
suits might follow.
Sam Silvers, wife and baby, OF
Spokane, Washington, are here vi sit.
Ing his parents, Hon. and Mrs. T..
W. Silvers and other relatives an d
friends.
Jas. Fugste lost valuable mare
Saturday night. Whether she
escaped from the barn and wande red
away or was stolen Mr.. Fugate is
uncertain, but is inclined to the for
mer belief.
The families Of ]. B. Adair, E. B.
Childs and Walker Cannon estab-
lished camp at the famous camp Ing
grounds near Fl. Scott crossing, on
the Miami west OF town, on Tuesday
They will spend a delightful vaca.
ton fishing, boating, bathing, vad-
Ing, etc.
While Mrs. McKibben, living sout b
west OF Butler, was driving west on
Fl. Scott Street, Monday, her horse
became frightened at a burro hitc b.
ed to q cart, whirled around, tippe d
the buggy over and Mrs. McKibben
vas thrown to the ground wit b
great force. She was stunned and
bruised but not seriously injured.
} Three ex-Missouri Governors are
attending home coming week, viz:
7. T. Crittenden, David R. Francis
and William j. Stone. DR.. John
Young Brown says there will be
more than rs, 900 former Kentuck-
ians return to the state this week
Ex-Governor David R, Francis will
respond to an address Of welcome by
Colonel Henri Watterson.
Edwin N. Sharp, sixteen yeaI
old youth, Of Carlyle, Ills, entered 9
saloon on Decoration day and said
he would drink 9 quart OF gin 4
someone would pay for II. Alber,
Yonker bought the gin,- the boy
drank It and died next day. Yonkel
and the saloon keeper vera arrested
and placed under $500 bond each x
await the action Of the grand iur,
on the charge Of manslaughter.
Among those Of our citizens WHIT
left Monday night for Louisville x
attend the Home Coming Celsbra
ton" were Mrs. Thos. J. Smith and
con Gardner, Dug Walden, Of Butler
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D0@I@@I@|@I@IO O@IEg1u@h7@OO
JUST ARRIVED
\ Car Load of Buggies, Stanhopes, Spring
Wagons. Driving Wagons, Etc.
Hyou are needing anything In the vehicle line do not
fail to US, we have the incest line ever shownn
Butler, and sell you rubber tired driving wagon
from $50 up We have nice line OF cut under Stan.
hopes with rubber tires. Also good assortment of
bike wagons with rubber tires and automobile seats.
In bugges we have the famous Vele and Woodruff
lines that the best finished buggies ever shown in
Bates county for the price asked, and If you are
thinking Of buying anything in the vehicle line you
will make mistake you don't look our stock over
before making purchase.
We still have good assortment OF the Deere, Brad
ley and Pattee Cultivators, and II you are needing
one you will find this is the right place. We handle
the Pattee, Busy Bee, High Grade, and the Deere
Asuor ouu EluuB OuItlVhtOrb anu 6n0y are Oil
good ones.
Harvesting Machinery and Irvine,
We handle the Mccormick line Of binders, reapers,
mowers and rakes and you will find they will do bet
ter work and last longer than any line on the mar
ket. We are selling good sisal binder Irvine at 1Oc
per pound.
-. I s = : .t Il Il
WAGONS!l WAGONSl!l
We sell the old reliable Peter schuttler, Mitchell
and Charter Oak farm wagons, and they are good
ones When in need Of q wagon don't fell to see Us
a. we have the right wagons At the right price.
These good rains VIII make You need more hog fence
we have good assortment Of the American Field
Fence on hand and another car ON the way, and viii
name you very low price on same in quantities.
Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Etc.
Don't forget that w hAm the largest stock 81 Gro
ceries. HardwAS, Slows. Queensware. Tfnvas.. I
pumps Asld ssede 80. II Butler and our prizes = e
low = tho lovsek Whsn. you come % tosn. dine
right ~ g or stcss and you VIII b tse>sd rleht 4
and you don't nsed anything eons q 6n6 ~ {
cool drink q - water Il h ~ aThsah5ne 'you 8
nf psgt tsade and solicitine nvsnce y sasns.
y upasA i Youre = ~. II n M
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-08
ORGANIZATION FORMED
Divisions of Southern Cotton Asso-
citation Organized in East Texas.

have just returned from a week IS
tour of East and North Texas. Mr..
f.. ID. Smith of South Carolina. gen.
eral organizer for the Southern Cot
ton Association, made speeches at
Marshall, Longview, Henderson. Par
is and Greenville, and organized those
counties into subdivisions of this cot
ton association. l was compelled to
come home from Greenville to look
after the correspondence of my of
flee. which is accommodating quite
rapidly. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Miner.
our new state president, went to Nc
Kinney and other places where the
former had engagements to speak.
Al all the places where meetings
we're held large crowds attended, and
beyond doubt the Southern Cotton
Association Is go In Texas. Mr..
Smith, Mr.. Miner and Gov. Jester.
our new national vice president. will
all speak at Italy Wednesday, Feb
ruary IA, at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon, and want every man in Ellis
county who can, to go there and hear
Mr. Smith and the other speakers
or course | will be there and will
do my best, too. This Is subject in
which every man in the South Is
deeply interested and | hope every
Ellis county citizen will be at Italy
February IA.
K. ID HUDSON,
See. Texas Div s. c. A.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Jas. A. Lincoln, Dallas; Frank
Lyon, Kansas City; H. D. Haskins,
st. Louis; Tom Gibson, st. Louis :;
o. II. Weissinger, Waco; Arthur Ber-
ry, Fort Worth; j. T. Rosser, Fayette-
Vile, Ark; C. NJ. Moffett, Corsicana:
E. W, Bates, Dallas; w. G. Hatcher,
Dallas; NJ. Biooston, Chicago; Newt
Holloman, Rankin; D. D. Eastman
Italy; j. F. Spann, Louisville: C. E.
Barton, Dallas; c. T Davis. Kansas
City; Louis Morris. Texarkana; Jno
Myer, st. Louis; W. II. Rice, Ky.
W NJ, Jordan, Waco; J. B. Doyle
New York; Boyd Shofner, Greenville
+ A. Ryan, Dallas; E II. Ackley
Dallas; Roy NJ. Farrar. Houston. G
Il. Booth, Austin; C. A. Buford, Dial.
las; II. l.. Wisely, Dallas; A. W
( Pettigrew, Fort Worth; s. n. Miller
. 11ffin. o; W. NJ, Smith, Fort Worth
/ W. T. Hickey. St. Louis; w. W. King
I Dallas; d. c. Hord Dallas; r. G
I Clayson. Chicago
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HAPPENINGS CONDENSED

Otoe and Missouri Indians want nc
guardians
Union depot at III Paso viii be com
pleted by March /.
Lawton courthouse. costing S2s 900
has been completed.
Mineral Wells, Tex. will have a
flower parade in April.
Some FL Paso children found a child's
body in pool of water
Rock Island road will soon run trains
between Graham and Dallas
To save oragnes coal baskets are he e.
Ing burned in Louisiana groves
Engineer Fisher was fatally crushed,
under Santa Pc locomotive AT FL
Paso.
Ten offices in the Masonic temple al
Ell Paso We're burglarized and $1,000
stolen.
International and Great Northern
railway Will erect fine depot At San
Antonio
Captain J. b. Clay of Lexington. XIV.
was found dead in sleeper berth near
Baltimore
Frances wedding sift to Miss Alice
Roosevelt is a Goeblin tapestry valued
at s25. 600
AT Grant. i 7. Bessie Taylor. four
years old. was so badly burn she died
in an hour.
Pawnee Bill wants 90 600 acres re-
served In wichita mountains ia OKLA
homa To propagate buffalo
A train at jefferson. Tex. struck "a
cow with such force as to throw her
over cemetery fence
w F1agei OF Portland, ore. left
$500 under pillow In an FL Pa~o no.
tai. Returning he found - gone
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PARTY olectpttNa.
psttsrss~ aaS eeslsy Nsd Ns1se~
Spirited O,sieavs.

Washington, Feb s.~~For the first
tiInr in maay years use senate cham
her w.Lx mnde the scenc Wednesday
Of an effort TO aduiuistrr party discip-
iine IL member Of tas, b. iy. and The
Occurrence Wns ene Of 80 many dra-
matte details THAI The many witnesses
VIII not soon forget H. Mfr. PattorYnr
was the subject * so effort. and Nj.
Bailey Ia whom lu ihc absence 81 Mf.
German, Democratic leadership fs c5,g-
coded. was the Instrument of his party
IN the Incident
The proceedings arera in connection
with the consideration Of Mr. fatfer-
sons resolution Of remonstrance against
caucus action on treaties with foreign
nations, TIE Colorado senator called
up his resolution Immediately after the
conclusion of the routine morning bua~
mess and addressed the senate upon e..
The facts concerning the caucus pro-
ceedings of Saturday and his with
drawai from the caucus were fresh
In the minds OF senator's
Mr.. Pattersou's speech was In the
main an elaboration of his resolutions
aud he contended stoutly for the tjsHi
OF senator to follow the dictates ot
his conscience rather than the demands
OF his party in all matters regarding
which the two may be in conflict. II
was not until after he had concluded
that the proceedings took ou an air
OF intensity ana excitement
Mr. Bailey, as we'll as most of the
members Of HIS party had Interpreted
Mr.. Pattersons resolutions as DELHI
crate reflection upon the Democratic
IIy lpul luau Dm aul IuoIJ puu 'suonn3
Bailey arose he assumed an aggressive
and somewhat taunting manner toward
the Colorado senator. His speech wax
based upon the theory that all senators
are under Obligations to obey CON
science rather than caucus, but that
when In doing so they antagonize their
party they should hold themselves re
sponsible to their party. but the speech
was more notable for It's arrangement
OF Mr.. Patterson for his course than
for its adherence to any line of argu-
ment. Mr.. Bailey charged the senator
from Colorado with having been a
oartv to the adoption in a previous
caucus OF the rule binding Democratic
senators to the two thirds rule. This
TO ii constituted a most dramatic in
cident and the feeling throughout the
senate chamber was very, tense until
the climax was passed.
Mr. Patterson failed to recall the
proceedings of the previous caucus, but
Mr.. Bailey's colleague. Mr.. Culberson,
was prepared with copy OF those pro-
ceedings and when ne had exhibited 1t
Mr.. Patterson said that he would not
undertake to dispute the record.
Mr.. Patterson finally said he ex-
pected to vote for the Santo Domingo
treaty. but hoped it would be amended.
Mr.. Bailey suggested to Mr.. Patter-
son that there was but one proper re-
course left to him and that was to
change parties. and to this suggestion
| Mr.. Patterson replied that neither the
| sneer nor inuendo OF Mr.. Bailey would
| cause him to swerve from his intention
| Of following his conviction rather tina.
the be'ests OF party
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/ Minc"T bought cotton at EEn.s
today.
Plenty ri red hose a. y f,noak a
row II
Have your typewriter cieased at
T. s. Cronk Goa. II
See that red garden hose az r. s.
Cronk Co. p before YOU buy II
County Surveyor Neal 10 survey
Ing land in the Alma country today
Valentines, the comic, pictorial and
sensational kind, are here in great
numbers
Let f. S. Cronk Co figure with
YOU Gu that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos. II
The performance given at the
opera house by "Humpty Dumpty'
was rather Il tame affair
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For Biliousness and Sick Headache,

For Biliousness and Sick Headache.
Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
IT sweetens the stomach, aids diges-
ton and acts as a gentle stimulant
on the liver and bowels without irri-
tating these organs. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures biliousness and ha-
bitual constipation. Does not nause-
ate or grippe and is mild and pleasant
30 take. Remember the name Orino
and refuse TO accept any substitute.
3 " Fearis
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PERSONAL MENTION


C. c. Croker spent today at Mil
ford
Mrs j Nj. veasey is visiting in
Dallas
P. A. Ellis went 10 Dallas on bust
ness today.
r o. Cheatham went to Forreston
this morning.
Mrs E. P. Stands of Italy is visit
ing in the city.
G r. LeBlonde was in Maypearl
today on business.
Miss Moore of Ennis is the guest
of Mrs ". H. Fears.
Ed Hudson has returned from a
trip to Fort Worth and Dallas.
George Billiard went down to his
farm at Forreston this morning.
country today looking after land In
tterest
0. Davis and Miss Edna Davis o
! Plano are guests of w. H Getzen
daner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Starr left thi
morning for Dallas where they viii
| In future reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Matthews n
Waco came up last night and are
the guests Of DR. and Mrs A. B..
Small.
Frank Rogers has gone to the east
ern market to buy spring and sum
mer goods for the firm of Cheeves
Bros. & Co
Mrs. c. ID. Parker and Miss Pearl
Roller of Ennis are the guests of Mrs.
John George and will attend the
Ackley Browning wedding tonight.
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JOHNSON ACCEPTS.
Says Lawson Has . Gard Up Slew,
That viii Astonish Folks.

st. Paul. Feb. 8.-Thomas w. Lawson
invited Governor johnson Wednesday
ana the latter agreed to serve on the
committee the former wants to repre-
sent the proxies he has at the meeting
or the Mutual and New York Life in
Surance companies. Governor johnson
says Mr.. Lawson has a card up his
sleeve that W4l astonish the folks
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February 81 to 26 inclusive, the
Texas and Pacific railway company
vii sell tickets from points in Texas
and Louisiana to New Orleans and
return at rate Of one fare plus 25
cents. Tickets will be limited to
March 10th 1906, for return.
For further information call on
the nearest ticket agent, or write
T.. p. Turner, General Passenger
Agent, Dallas Texas If
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A Card

This is to certify that all drug
glsts are authorized to refund your
money If Foley's Honey and Tar fails
10 cure your cough and cold It stops
the cough, heals the lungs and pre-
vents serious results from a cold.
Cures la grippe cough and prevents
pneumonia and constipation. Con-
tains no opiates. The genuine is In
yellow package, Refuse snbsti-
tutes. b W. Fearis
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Elevator DESTROYED.

Rolf, l. T.. Feb. Sire DESTROYED
the large grain elevator belonging to
birge FORBES OF sherman, Tex. c. P.
Foftan Il CO. occupied the build
ing and their loss is about $4,000. with
ss.ooo insurance. Loss on elevator
@a'V"o with $1,000 insurance.
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For Biiiiousness and Sick Headache

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
II sweetens the stomach. aids diges-
ton and acts as a gentle stimulant
on the liver and bowels without frri-
tatlng these organs. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures billiousness and
habitual constipation. Does not nau-
seat or grippe aud is mild and pleas
ant to take. Remember the name
Orino and refuse to take any substi-
tute Il. w. Fearis
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The new well being bored by r. II
bearing for the Modern Milling and
Manufacturing Company is now about
800 feet deep. Some delay in the
work has been occasioned this week
BY break in the derrick
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Stricken While prayino

AuStih FEB. S.-Bob Scott, an aged
negro was stricken while Mt prayer
ana IS not expected to live. He was at
church ana the preacher called on him
Tor prayer Upon the conclusion OF
Uncle Bob" fell over. He was a
barbfr and weighs close to 900 pounds.
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The Central will have tickets on
sale February 81 TO 20. inclusive.
for Mardi Gras at New Orleans. which
event WIN be held from February %
to "a The round trip rate will be
one fare plus 26 cents
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENT I
>><>>> <>>>>

For City Assessor and Collector:
CHARLEY KENNEDY.
For City Marshal:
TOM DIXON. reelection.
For City Secretary
CHARLEY WALTERS
For City Treasurer:
SAM Fl ANDERSON
For City Attorney:
J NJ. ESKRIDGE.
For Alderman Ward /:
f b kENNER
O.
For Alderman Ward =:
W. l.. P LEIGH, reelection.
for Alderman Ward 3:
LEE INGRAM.
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Oats and Hay for sale

Oats 40 cents per bushel at barn,
- cents delivered. Hay $40 per ton
at barn. Terms cash. Hay from
cunningham meadow. Call Kenner
& Erwin's office. both phones. 81
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Homeseekers Pass THROUGH.

Oklahoma City. Feb. S.-Fully 1000
hotneseekers passed through here
Wednesday en- route to points in okla
homa, Indian Territory and Texas
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VIII Fill appointment

will fill my regular appointment
at Sterrett on the second Sabbath at
i a m. and p. N. At the close of
the morning service Brother ]. D.
Nelson will be ordained as a deacon
In Sterrett congregation.
CnAIEn d..
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Heart
Palpitation

Indigestion causes tho stomach
TO expand - swell and puff up
against the heart This crowds
the heart and interferes with
its action. causing shortness OF
breath. palpitation of the heart
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For Commissioner Precinct Two,

fOr Commissioner Precinct Two.
w. NJ. Mckinney of Ennis is can
didate for county commissioner prve-
cinct No. 2, and makes his announce
ment subject TO the action of the
democratic primary election to be
held July %. Mr.. Mckinney form
erly lived at Ray, but for number
of years has been a valued citizen of
Ennis. He recently resigned as a
member OF the city council Of Ennis,
and while holding that position he
made most excellent record as an
official. He is in every way qualified
to discharge the duties of commits
sioner, and If nominated and elected
he will give the office his very best
service.
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KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure
DNEsTs WHAT you EAT

takes the strain off the heart,
and contributes nourishment,
strength and health to every
organ Of the body. Cures Indi-
gession, Dyspepsia, Sour Stom-
ach, Belching. Gas on Stomach.
and all Stomach troubles.
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Plenty OF dry cord wood
and big lump McAlester coal.
WaxahaChie Ice Works. IS

The XIV club will not meet this
week. but will meet next Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs W
h Ferguson.
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The Ellis County Teachers Insti-
tute will meet in Waxahachie tomor-
row. and Saturday A large attend
ancc is expected
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Denova, Iowa

Denova, Iowa.
Three years ago was afflicted
waeA isdiEoStfon - mseA that
l. was ia continual pain. Aftsr
eating my heart was aAsetsd
and had smothering ssasattoos.
Two bottles of Kodol cured me.
ALBERT LAMN.
dollar bottle conkakas 13
dnrs rs much rs fhe trial Or soc,
sixe. Prepared at the Laborstssy ~
X C. DsWhf q Co.. Chicago. u. 50
Sold by Hood & Martin, druggist