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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-01
.5rau Derfes betrathete
N ieber.

-"
bsiraihet babe. Ser erfe Mann Der
6ral Dsrces, oer betannte Strabens
babn.W aeuat. ftarb erf Dor unsefabr
einsnt Monat.
Aue Betbeilisten HELEN iebo9 bic
Seirai6 entf4iebeft In Mbrebe.
g al Sranctsto. 81. Son.
Cine Hew Dorfer. Special Depef6e
mslost. bab Billion Mianer feline Get
roth nit Jrau Derfes pofitip beftdtist
bat.
@tIfon Wisner if Der Sobn bss
fribersn 8sIanbten In Werico unb
@uatsmala Banning 3. Ni3ner. Ct
III 90 Sabre alt rnb in gang galifor.
MEN aIs ta9ttger &e9tsanroalt be-
fannt.
New Dorf, 81. San. ObmpbI
pafor Stiles bon Neu BORT bsifimmt
srtldrt. Wittm6@ Nbsnb bic SrGuung
bon WiIfon Wianer NIT Jrau gerfss In
bsren @Obnuns bol3ossrt au babsrl,
ertldrte Jrau Oerfes, als ibr bies mit=
getbeilt tpuroe. bob He INNER nod
Grau Dsrtss Jet uno gar ni9t baran
baran benfe. au beiratbsn, neil fie ben
Rsff hires 2ebens ben, bon ibren, Sat,
ten seplantsn Sofpitale tpiomsn min.
Der e9ung anges
t.
R inneapoIts, 81. San. Der
frtibere prdfoent Der Iortbweffern 0a.
tional 2sbensbsrR9erunes .@eieli9aft
%. 8. Be&tsl unb gbner 8. Seartb,
frtberer staats @srfdsrungs-@o nl.
miRdr, murben 6eute benz Rt9ter Dor.
sefibrt; bsibe betbeuerI1 TIRE uniGulb.
Be&tel it Der Befts9ung unb Ssartb
Der Nnnabme bon 8sfsdun9ssslosrn
angetlast.
,2orb" 8arrinston 9uIs
Bis beunben.
Sefferfon gitp, Wo., 81.
San. Dos Obsrssri9t befdtigte beute
bas urtbeil Der unteren Snfaua, nod
tpelbsm .2orb" Sepmor Darlington
oes ROroes an Sobn g. Rc@ann
i9ulbis bsfunben unb gum 8ooe Der.
urtbsilt tpuroe. Die 9inri&tung 1T
auf ben Is. Mdrs fsfaeiebt. Barring
ton mar felt feiner Berurtbeiluns in
Der unteren Snfana i'm @efdn9niB.
Oel.W agnat b rau9t d
3uant M rten.
q BORT, 81. San. Suffice
8ilbsrileepe bonn Obsrseridt entidisb
beute bab Der @iee prdfbsnt Der
STANDARD Del @ompagnie bon Sem
Serfep ni8t se5uunsen werben tann,
bel ieiner 8ernebmung als 3eu9e In
benz prO3efe bes States Wifouri GEE
gen ben Oeltruf Jra9en su beants
porten, bic er ni9t beantmorten tpia.
Der Staat MiRouri berfu1t bstannt.
lid, bic STANDARD Del gompagnie I'm
pro3ebwege gu spinqen, ibre bortigen
@eiddfte auf3u9eben.
R iIIion-6 dI&era 8 ere
iibrt.
NemDort, 81. San. CHARLES
Mugufus Seton unb CHARLES 8. 6. g.
@oImsp uurbsn tpieberum bon ben
@roBaei9morsnen tuesen 6dli9ung
bon giienbabn.W ertb. papieren Der
Horfolf unb Wefern @iienbabn unter
Anflase sefelt. Beioe bsfinoen Fd
i'm @sfdnanib, um ibr tlrtbsil m.sen
GdIi9ung bon Wertbpapierer Der Sou.
Ron, @alpeRon anb Snterurbahn gabn
gum gstraee bon $3, 600. 600 unb
wesen grobbiebfabls entsesen 3u
nebmen.
MaGt Nnprhas.
Rem Dort, 81. San. gtirgsr.
meifer Nbam bon Buffalo. q. g.,
iu@t bur9 3eitunss' Annoncen ben
.fdhiefen Offisier Der Mrmee ober BET
Wnrine" fir ben pofen bes poli3ei=
Gbefs In Buffalo. 9au9Ii6feit unb
ni&t politit III bas 0aupt. grforber-
uS6 Qer R{tvosrtneiHer min ous msf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-01
Gortrieb's Opern-
GeetIf4aft.

gonrteo's Opern.
@efetIfAaft.
Hew 0prf, 81. San. 9as
9rogramm fur bic transconttnentale
-Four Der metropolitan @ranb Opera
Company tuurbe beute bon Director
@onrieb bsfannt gsma&t. Die &our
beginnt am 10. Wdr3 In Baltimore
nit bier gorfsQunsen, bann peroen
In Wafbington, .. g., bier, in pitts-
burg feben, In @bicago ieben, tn ct.
2ouis bier, In aanias gitp ausi, In
San 6raneiseo b.er3etn unb In Cos
NnssIes amet 8orfenunsen seseben.
Die Sour enost bort ON l. Wat b. 5.
,0a3er" entIaffen.
Wahington, 81. Sanuar.
Seetabett Nsb 2erop @hapin bon @alis
%fornisn wuroe bes r6a3ens" tiberftbrt
uro aus benz Gisnffe entlahen.
5euer @IebeIanb.
gtebeIanb. g., /. 6ebruar.
Tsuer puroe in benz @ebdube. In benz
f9 f,iber bte 2otalitdten oes r@lebe-
Lamb 2eaber" bsfanben an Superior
Strabs. eseeniiber Der 8anf, UNI 1.30
ubr beute WOrgen entosdt. Ob oas.
ielbe sroBs S%imsnROnsn nsbmsn uirb,
tann isbt mo mir sur prshs gebsn.
niGt fefgefsllt ueroen.
3ugent9Ieiu ng.
&i&monb. 3d., 81. Sanuar.
Jfnf Weilen tpsFli9 ben bier ent=
9leiRe Der nod Wefen sebenbe Gra&ts
aug go. % Der QouisbilIe & Ntlrntie
y. &. 2oipmOtibfhbrer Nd.rs tuuroe
ssi6oiit. Sei3sr SObn @idaro unb
Weiaenfensr Seth @ates srlitten be-
for9niberre9enoe Wunben.
Rt9ter unsu rteben NIT
Der Surp.
Mprriun n, Sa., 81. Sanuar.
Na9bem Mrtbur Senblep, tpel3er ans
aetlaet mar, ben Garmer Burton
Wapss in propbetstopn, ST., ermors
bet au baben, bon ben @ei4morenen
ni9ti9uloig bsfunben mar. erfldrte
Ri9ter @rapes bieies Derbiet aIs cine
5ares. ba isinsr NnRat nod BITE e&ulo
5anoIsp's i'm 2aufe Der prOaeb- @er'
banbIun9sn flar srtuieien woroen mar.
gtnnettes .2teebIatt.
@bica 10. So, 81. San. 5rie.
bsnsri4ter Sfaae 6artmanr, Iobotat
s. Or. Walonsp unb pripat.D eteetipe
5arrp Npne tuurbsn tpsgen grpefung
3u elmer 3u9tbausfrafe bon unbs-
fimmtsr Dausr berurtbeiIt.
Sas- iaubsre 2lssblatt battle bon
9ep. 2atprenee u. @brbarbt, einem
r6mii&'taibOhf9en pfarrer elmer bisfi'
gen 3ir&e. untsr Srobungen NIT ge.
ri&tli&er gsrfOIguug pegen angsbli@
BON Inn besanssner f2uerer Uerbres
den, $4,000 srprsbt. Obglei@ poltg
unf&ulbis. sahlte pfarrer @brbas0t
bas @elo, I'm ieinen Namsn ui@t
6fentli9 nit ieanbaI6isn Sa&en tn
gerbinbung gebra&t 3u feben. Spdtsr
berfu&ten bte bret no9mals $1,000 BON
ibm su erlan9sn unb nun bertraute ftN
pfarrer g6rbarbt einisen Jreunbsn
an tpel&s ban1 gnseioe beim @eri&t
~erfatteten.
Bel OBJ nung u 2ebens-
.retter.
pittsburg,3 81. San. Als Be-
lobnung fur bie 9sttune bon AZ Wann'
f9aften uno 10 pafogieren oss &C.
franbetsn SGifes .gbsrotse" am IA.
Sanuar erbisltsn @apitein Wart @aRo
uno feds feinsr 2sute bic Carnegie
Webaile unb $4,000, gapitdin @aRu
ert:elt $500 unb ieber ieiner 2suts
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-01
3rtidbte une Oemdte.
Gra&tG

GrR&tG
aepfeI guts Ro4dpfeI $3.50 per Sab.
Wananen $1.00-l.25; Hetxe Tc-el.00.
@ttronen g 90 3.76 per Ripe
Dramgen - $2.26-3.75 pei Rife.
Trauben 17ie per Rorb.
Birnem 81. - .26 per 8uibeI.
0emRie
Rotbe Nibeu 25e per Dutenb Bun&es.
GeIerp S5:-40c per Dun&.
Dsfter plant 2oe per Dutexb.
Rraut- 81 .0Q-l.25 per 6ab.
WIumenfobI $a.5) per Dutenb.
@urfen $1.ss per Dutenb.
Salat - 12Ke per Yfunb.
Eeterftlie lbe pei D1tenb Bux&ss.
2a1toHeIm - CSC e. zoe per WuibeI.
sabtartoHeIn - 8ir9inia $3.50; 8aItis
NOR sac -s.26 Seriep $3.50 $500
per SaB.
8uiebeln = 8otbe unb ueiBe $l.36 per
Ytanb; Spanii&e 3miebeIn ST. 90
per Rife.
Mabieie acc per Datenb.
sptnat - 35c pc. 9utenb.
tomatoes So per @rate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
A COTTON WAREHOUSE.
Farmers Union Planning to Build
One in Waxahachie.

A movement has been inaugurated
by the Ellis County Farmers Union
looking TO the establishment of a
cotton yard and warehouse in Waxa-
hachie before the opening of the
next season.
Vice President Welch of the union
was in Waxahachcie Saturday after
noon to confer with business men in
regard to the project. 1t is planned
10 build the warehouse on the CO.
operative plan Members of the un-
ion will take stock in same and it
is desired that the business men OF
the city encourage the enterprise by
taking a few shares Of stock. The
union desires TO establish a ware
house in the county and they have
selected Waxahachie as the most cen
trally located point
\ committee composed of r. A
Ferris. Jas. 5. Davis and j. Houston
Miller was appointed TO meet com
mittee from the union and arrang,
the preliminary details for the or
sanizarion of company 10 build ,
warehouse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

Palacios and return SLIGO B.
Y. 2. L. encampment. On sale July
and 8; limit July 10.
Paris and return s4.75-Meeting
of A. O. of p. (colored). On sale July
2; limit July s.
Omaha, Neb., and return s2245-
Meeting of b. Y. p. L. of America.
On sale july 10 to - inclusive; limit
July is.
Denver, Colo, and return $3.50
Annual meeting B. p o. r. On
sale July Is, IA and Is; limit Ang.
Is. We will sell 70 either Pueblo
or Colorado Springs at the same rate.
Lexington, Ky. and return $50. 10
Meeting L. b. OF F On sale July
IS. 20 and 80; limit Aug g.
Austin and return s6.35-Old
Land Marks Association. On sale
July and 2, limit July 40.
san Antonio and return 50 go
Grand Lodge A. o. L. W On sale
Irly % aud %; limit July "a
Somerviue and return s6.75--R Re
union Hoods Texas Brigade On
sale June 90, limit June 20
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

Comment upon the finishing and sell
ing Of twenty draft GorSes for an aver.
age price of S2sS.31 by the Illinois ex-
pertinent station is credited to the Chi
cagO Daily Live Stock World. as fol
lows; The experiment required twenty
head Of horses. They We're Illinois and
Iowa bred and were picked up around
the country by buyers in the ordinary
course of events All ara native bred
grade Percher0uS tly!es ana Shires
The object of the test WINCH lasted a
hundred days, was 10 furnish AN ob iect
lesson To farmers and 10 determine the
profit attached 10 hcshiug horses Ice.
fore seui.us them to market The cN
perimcuters operated leo the belief that
IN skilled hands drshuc horses h. more
profitable than feeding cattle. une lot
was fed on corn and clover hay. the
second ou corn. oats and clover hay
and th" third ou corn oats and umo.
thy hay The ~rrund ration made me
best gains
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18


aost vsut~ai.
The supply 81 the different kind. of
hogs ou market change. @iti Che sen
son Most pigs nre farrwe,i in the
spring i,y The time winter sets In
many Of uIcm are ready to gn tp mar.
ket Ia Finished condition. and many
more are seat IN an unfinished eOnIi
tloa for various reasons ss,eh as tack
OF feed hack Of room. iack or thrlftl.
ness and the ne,,j of money to- meet
pressing obligations The result IL that
light hogs and pigs are forced upon
the market in undue proportion during
the fall aud winter How * II with
the heavy bog Pigs that were far
ruwed la the spring hnve not a~ yet
| had time to develop into heavy hogs,
and fall pigs OF the previous year
which have not already been sold are
| not numerous enough 10 fill this gap
| This causes Il scarcity of heavy hogs
| In the late fail and early winter.
| Ia summer the conditions are re
| yersed. giving more heavy hogs and
| fewer light hogs The bog that Is srnt
| that was fnrrowed Ia the spring or the
| fall Of the preceding year aud has de
| yeloped into "a heavy hog. Light hogs
| are scarce at this time because most OF
| the pigs are farrowcd In the spring.
| These factors usually work together 10
make a narrow range In prices be
tween heavy and light hogs during the
summer months and II wider range
during the winter months.
This variation In the supply of hogs
from the normal demand also has a
tendency TO lower prices. If the hogs
on the market OF Il certain class are
not sufficient to supply the demand for
that class of hogs this demand must
necessarily be filled by hogs of another
class. These Will not command the
price that they would if they were sold
within their own class, provided the
different classes sell on the same level.
nor will they bring rs much as the
hogs whose places they are TO take
would sell for.-W. Dietrich, Illinois.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer

The secret is out and Waxahachie
can 90 on living just as if the riddle
had never been asked
No il can't either; Waxahachie is
not going 20 bee what Sc was before
MS houses are going no bee brighter.
if- people little more prosperous-
they are going 10 have some OF their
money ietf l1 buy other things with.
The answer 10 the riddle Is this.
you cln paint % building with fewer
gallons of Deyoc Lead and Zine paint
ham win MIXED paints. and it will
wear several times as long as build
iug painted with lend and ou MIXED
ur hand
There proof abundant OF DO aIl
over the United States There will
soon be proof abundant of De- tn waxa.
blrbIe
What Niii people G0 with tGp rest
.f their money
Wa2ui8chip Lumbar Company ar.
ysout- far fh.s paint
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

Henry Martin, travelling salesman
for the j. w, Crowdus Drug Co, of
Dallas, spent Sunday in the city with
the homefolks
d. r. Adkisson, who has spent the
past few days in the city with home
folks, left this morning for New
Mexico. He is travelling for DR.. Pep
per Co. of Dallas.
Miss Carrie Lee. head trimmer for
Dalton's Millinery Parlor. left this
morning for Kansas City. where she
will spend the summer.
Henry Stevenson, relief man for
the Dallas Securely Co, who has
been in the city for the past ten days
returned to the home office today
Jas. A. Weaver left last night over
| the Central for Galveston, where h,
goes to attend the annual meetinl
of the National Cotton Oil Mems As
ISOLATION, which will hold four day,
| session there this week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

bT p ~ 3~us- director at rh-
rQHuevftrsf rHps sra 1n rf
Nes Haven. -aEs ..r- Hs sf.ssfI utsIt
uoti4.as su r@tursl I.af g. rau an.t ta 81.
8irafr tint mHk f-U enw-. s.-i aa
-ossusl -.isgs r. .a fl- least .uf-rar Pa
thst ~ eses fel rr ether approved
feeds 0s.r isesf ds.rV rreu ere 81. 81.
~iiaEe largely col tiI. aumt=-r - r.r
sfartir iarrrasIrz ~tags lurfer--riy
made and sfwrei wu irtart Saver p
the miik hgt rh- Is s~gualIy trus ~
bay or auy ufi~r fs~-i FOR c,sws sad b.
quite anosfa~v story
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

The members OF the First Baptist
church have arranged 10 give e re-
Ception tomorrow evening from to
no dt the home ot Mr. end Mrs H. r.
Leigh, on Rogers street. iu honor ot
their new pastor and wife Rev and
Mrs " y Neyiu9 AIl members ot
the church 8rr expected r1 be pre--
ent. and the friends of rhe c1uErr-
suflou have cordial Invitation o
attend and NEE. fbr new minister
aud h.s wife Iu fact the reception
ls Intended for everyone. and every
body will be hearr.'F welcomed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
LEAP FROM FAST TRAIN.
Unknown Man Jumps While Passing
Chambers Creek.

News was received here yesterday
that an unknown man jumped from
the southbound Central passenger
train Friday night as it was going
through Chambers creek bottom
twelve miles south of Ennis. AS
soon as the conductor was notified by
passengers of the mans action the
train was stopped and search was
made along the track.
Men with lanterns searched the i'm
mediate vicinity. but no person was
found, The train was running al
"a good rate of speed and it is be-
lieved improbable that a man could
have jumped off without injury Nc
clew has ever been reported
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
Stimulation without Irritation.

In case OF stomach and liver trouble
he proper treatment is To stimulate
these organs without Irritating them
Orinu Laxative Fruit Syrup aids d.
sestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these or
gans like pills or ordinary catharaics.
10 does not nauseate or grippe and Is
mild and pleasant 20 take - W.
Ferris
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

The popular itlvu tlar sorghum d,
hard on the 'aul - probably due a.
much tu the poor mechanical cuudi.
ton u wh.ch ihr .o. - lvft a- ta the
removal of plant f1oI Hy tho crop.
Sorghum I- more. resistant tp drought,
than CORN hud IS regarded as 70 better
crny for n3kaN ~u.ls
Sorghum ~houd h, .awn .u wrIi
prepared e'..~i l'.l wilson, ~. ground Is
thoroughly vHru Iie time aud meth
,-l of -ow "a. and u. Imuury H-- acre
VIII vary Nsta t.r atrF,s~s f,r vhI.h
soWn t.. pirrff .f aet .C q Bal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

The fire alarm turned in yester-
day afternoon about six O'Clock prov
ed to be a false one. At the fire
station 1t was announced that the
residence of Mrs. Naughton, on Fer
ris avenue was on fire. A quick re-
spouse was made by the company but
when they reached the scene they
We're told that they had had no fire
since breakfast and that was in the
cook stove
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
Deep Flowing For Corn.

These cuts represent two hills OF
corn with their roots. No | Is planted
on deep blowing No. on shallow.
You see the difference. No. has to
depend on surface moisture Its roots
cannot go down because the ground
has not been loosened No. l can reach
down to lower levels, and when dry
weather comes it does not suffer so
much. The chances are that the roots
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

shovels. while No. ! can be plowed
without injury. \ strong wind will
blow No. . over much quicker than No.
l. Continued shallow blowing forms a
floor or crust at the bottom of the fur
row, through which the plant roots
cannot penetrate to the moisture that
is lower down in the ground. concludes
Kimhalls Dairy Farmer. 1t is better
to pillow deeper some years than others
in order to prevent this
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
GAS JET IN MOUTH.
Body Of st. Louis Lady Lay In Cellar
aud Covered With shawl

st. Louis, June iS.~-When George
r kollas, a member of the house of
delegates of the municipal assembly
returned to his home after q session
OF the house Friday night he found
the body Of his wife In the cellar
covered with shawl and hose at
tached to gas jet clinched firmly in
her teeth. Members Of the family
say they can assign no reason for the
act
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

A"ns I'm "h''es' BLACK ana white
stray co.'s Is ia 'sr lot owner VII
pleas cali 7. ; erris g
o.
Rocket today, where they speak to-
night
D.
We have II for you Ice cream rs
ley. II
.
when yoa hesa Psameef CAL
pahA'es, win o S'ohS " Do.n
'"o"
7hs .t..- a. rnnt. a,, :.
-, -, - .oaon :,
ia ,;a co.ta,'D =, ,ha c,r,.,;a
-, III, to.
NJ, -. a.. ,.,s,,.
Z.
49,. ...,. -. W.,
,.,,,e -. l,es,. &c
" N r,rrv . forroar rr,s conn.
tian ie hare from SNYDER Scurrv
comfy for few DAYS attending 70
business ana vte,.;ng s,.;a,as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18
= = = . 80 . = . . . . . . . . Z
. PERSONAL MENTION. :

ceel rear- sgsea SUNDAY in ltas-
ga
" 4 eros hsa business Ia psi-
las TO-DAY.
Thos Cook wAs visitor 10 paI.
las this morning
J S Bartlett was business visit
OF TO llaly TO-DAY
r. W Thomas was business Wis
ttor TO Dallas TO-DAY
A r. Bishop has returned from a
trip 10 Mineral Wells
~ n Timmons and wife were
visitors to Dallas today
Miss Ada Wicker spent Sunday AT
forrestou With her hcmefolks
Col ] s. Davis and @. r. Sims
were passengers 70 italy this morn
ing
Mrs r ! Cole and little daughter
Katherine. we're Dallas visitors to-
day
|, Mrs Gin, spalding and children
have returned from visit TO Eas,
Texas
MIR and Mrs. +. Chaska spent yes
terday at italy with MIR. and Mrs
Mark Schneider
Mrs T. II Barrow went TO Dallas
this morning to visit a sister at that
city for a few days
William Skinner OF Denison. ar
rived in the city last night and will
remain here few days.
/ H. W Peck, of Dallas. spent Sim
day in the city, the guest Of Or W.
B. Ferguson and family
Mrs. r L. Boies. of Dallas. came
in this morning TO visit her parents,
I Mr. and Mrs A. r Bishop.
Luther Buvieson, who is playing
third base for the Dallas League
baseball team. passed through the
city this morning and shook hands
with his many friends al the station.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

ihitt}-f ln~urano. Companies 10
Pas Puiitis~ lee Eulf

-aa FHnrnUa fsaf rs Thirty
ro .nHHraurg g0mpaui. Omar reject
si .an sass.sflau 0f r or cents cou-
Hram.se plf fnrsard h. six' ous Of
'heIF associates in fae aaderartera
HunsaH hate received $500 additions
H 'Ne.r HHuter IusuFaHer Camra
M NORTH Awsrssa snf pre- niagara
nf SEES VOWS announced fhaf fh.E
Wil ras Hg DOLLAR fer dollar au their
losses
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

Nrgaiar mnetinE ~ Fin Camp SO
90 "a O "a tomorroW nlehf Can.
dictates efiI please o. ou hana
Forty -fivs Invitations
J. W McNASTS G. T.
a. o ADKINS C1erk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

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 tt
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The Methodist Choir

The Methodist choir will meet for
practice this evening at $50. Be
sure to come and come on time,
w. H. MATTHEW'S.
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FOR SALE--Gentle horse and sur
rey, refrigerator, folding bed and
other household goods. Mrs J. w.
Vines, Billiard Heights. 65
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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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FOR RENT-One large room aud
Cronk II
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FINE Covers for fine umbrellas.
Prices from one TO six dollars Ar
thur Mackoy shop. -
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FOR RENT--Five room house three
blocks from square. All modern con
veniences See DR.. keplinger. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

A RED COW-About five years old,
in pound since Friday. viii be sold
Saturday. Joe Collins. 65pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

LOST-A gold shirt waist pin, en-
graved with letter M Finder
please return to this office. ldh
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FOR RENT Four-room house on
Flat street. near Marvin Apply {.
n Supple 30
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See II. u. Nct'arr,'rs for nrs am
torua.is, Insurance I
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
Buy second hand clothing. J. 5. Per
rim, POS East Main street. II
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FOR SALE CHEAP Thoroughbred
Poland China pigs \ J Thomas SO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

FOR RENT Pianos Thomson jew
elry COMPANY pianos and organs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

nag >iik Gloves. black and Whit.
Mt Juls~sh a staska'< 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Hudson have
returned from Corpus Christi Mr.
Hudson spent several weeks there
and he comes home very much i'm
proved in health.
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The ccuuty candidates went 81
Rocket today. where they speak 10
night
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Ice cream orders for receptions and
home use q speciality Williams and
MnNeloy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

We have II for you Ice cream 25
cents per quart Williams and Nose
lev II
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WE sTHrH Tonight partly cloudy
weather. eooivr Tuesday fair sat
nraay max 81. mln "a rainfall 2s.
SUNDAY max -. mln ~
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The saiury OF the Ennis POSTMASTER
has been duced from $4,000 ~
s23aO wear
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-18

The Aid Society of the Christian
church Will meet with Mrs. r ]
Moore Tgc sday at five O'Clock p. m
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When Won need plumber call
Bunkley. with r. s. Cronk Co Both
phones 81 r.