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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16

Sewing machines for rsr, + McNeil s Furniture store, orro', Miners union hall, Globe. Arir
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16

You are not the only one. s. others who talk too much
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16

It's easy for the average E,I keep a secret going.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16

When girl in love becomes thinner it s a case of "loved and lost.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16

Keegan's Is one of Globes oldest and best known cafes; everything frst-class in his line. Call and be convinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16
Will Cost s325. GOO

PARIS, November l5.-The trousseau of Princess Marie Bonaparte, for costly magnifcenee, is unprecedented even in the Rue de la Paix. It was specially ordered by Prince Roland Bonaparte, and the total cost of the trousseau will be more than s325,0O0. The young prin- cess herself calls it "double trous- seau," and has entirely lost count of the number of gowns she has ordered.
 The coveted order for making the gowns fell to the lot of new firm which within very few years has made reputation for the beauty and design and finish of its creations. Naturally the older established firms of dressmak- CTS are greatly disappointed. The value of the orders given to this one firm is $l00,000 alone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16
One Notable Gown

Several of the princess trousseau froeks are in the empire style, and one very striking evening dress is in soft shade of electric blue, made in very fine voile de soie. It has long tunic or overdress, falling from a high waist band and finished with deep border of embroidery carried out in cut beads of dark blue and gold. The small em- pire corsage consists mostly of very handsome Venetian point lace, ending in points on either side of the bust. showing the high-draped empire sash in two tones of sofe blue satin. In the sash is tucked a small posy of roses. There is plain sleeve to the elbow. and beneath the tunie, which falls all most to the feet, is the full, wide, long underdress of the same material over soft satin in the same tone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-16
Marvels of Lingerie


 A Parisian lady who was privileged to inspect some of the lingerie ordered for Princess Marie Bonaparte s trous seau says she was so overcome with tho glory of it all that she forgot all about her lunch and also about taximetel motor cah that was in waiting for hei at the door.
 She says that in the matter of under. wear the princess shows great enter. prise and Independence of taste, which if there is ',nything in heredity, should be characteristic of her race. Nov city does not alarm her. She is appar- ently quite willing to be a pioneer and launch any new creations that may suit her taste. Suffice it to say that the prin- cess underwear is such as almost to baffe description. One item is slip intended to be worn beneath the tight fitting princess gowns of the season, which suit young brides figures to per lection.
 This undt rslip fits the figure like a glove, being carefully nodded to hip and bust and flowing full and wide be- low the knees, where it is decorated with richly trimmed founce. This does not sound complicated, and, in deed, it is simplicity itself, but it had to be invented, and each slip costs $S7.
 Fine Lace Used
 The same idea is also carried out in fine lace and lawn, with wonderful and vaporous effects. Numerous underwear garments are trimmed with rich vene- tian point, and the same material is responsible for some truly imperial night dresses.
 Glancing through the piles of these fascinating garments one is bewildered at the variety of design. They exhibit the Parisian lingeres who built them as artists. Sometimes Venetian point is used in combination with other laces., There are fine and delicate valenciennes, forming incrustations beneath the decol- lettage of the Venetian. There are ex- quisite pieces of Brussels lace set off with superb embroidery in the lawn foundation of the garment, and each combination seems more beautiful than the last.
 The same fertility of imagination is shown in every section of this import ant part of the trousseau. New ways
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25

srspss amy article ssssa fgoa= It's pre-
visions provided ~ - sssssnsiess ea
RE package Shat Il - asmtaasissa ard
art s~naEee
TIE asgl also pguslsea that II ass
lard pFsefusss eAlch -. nes swaasns
aee fn&as Ia Ehs pzss,ss-ssssan ~ airy
ss.sF-msn sos pfcearsg tAlee iesf lad sas h
gs~rsssa IN engaged in the sale II saeFs
articles gal& #hagi tse Rfffis tassa
evidence 81 latest 80 s~is 81 es
change TIE sauss Frnit preserves aFs
" Knitted la sse sold tAsf caataga
.coloftags provided saeh csa9@Ttng II
aos Injurious aaa tbs pAckaSe = la
helsss a. an Initiation article soaked
az lsieae h,a gssss.ia In tbs say ~ car
nea vegetables pat up for tanning ef
dried arr prohibited In lac uaaa-
nsg. as IL aIau coffee end mixed mos
imwss~
The bill prohibits ,he salo ~ iossd
80 @hteh Aaa S~en added fnFmalsio-
hyde. botax. boTacic add. hwaKoie
acid az snlphurie acid, salifylte acid.
compounds. saes harm. alcohol Sac
charm. however, may be used as .
| sweoteucr in carhonsfad drinks All
other goods ar. provided for in the
| bill. prohibiting ,h. sale unless they
arc labeled aaulterated foods. iias-
Ing In possession by any persons Of
ahusserafed foods uos labeled Is her
such person ls engaged in ffe sale ~
pfima faeie evidence OF intent 10 sell
or exchange
/ The bin provides that ans city
council may appoint an inspector OF
milk
/ The bill exempts dealer from
prosecution under the bill provided
he can prove that the goods adulter
ated were sold to him as pure food
I products
II provides that the governor shall
appoint the dairy and food commits
sioner Oct / who shall be appointed
for two years.
The bill provides for an appropria
ton of $1,000. The salary OF tn
commissioner Is $4,000 per annum
and office room Is 10 be provided 70
in the College of Industrial Arts a
Denton,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25

Nap paper for the school children
At the Daily Light office. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
Ne Must Have Been Asleep.

Mrs. uickam was much cohctrh+u
about her Youngest son. He had DE-
veloped a peculiarly of which ne DAG
previously shown no trace - that OF
walking in his sleep. In great distress
of mind she told her husband.
Samuel" she said, do you kLc"
that Johnny IS somuanhulist
"A what
"A somnambulist lie walks IN lis
sleep
when did he begin 10 do thatf
Il never noticed Il until last mst'
After he had gone 90 hcd aud was
sound asleep be got w. dressed j. "a
self. went out to the w"",ishcd "u'l
brought iu Hu armful ~ klndiuE
Tie did that Ia his slccpi
IL. dii / watched huL II, a.ar
know thing about 10 thi. morn "a
either. How can vou. explain sue. f
thing
~rrmphr calculated Nj liIesam 3
cant nut n be had gone "ui vhii~
he was wide awake tne nda nua tone
sueh th.ug az tnut voluntarily =
woald have lsern .ls-i ieal haFu'r to
.xpialu Youth Compsu."N.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
To ENTERTAIN ELkS.
Ncighboring Lodges VIII Help Take
Care OF Visitors at Philadelphia

Philadelphia, March 25.--Al-
though the convention and reunion
of the Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks. which is to be held in
this city during the week beginning
July 18th next, Is essentially
Philadelphia affair, neighboring cit
les in which Elk lodges are located
will not be derelct in entertains the
thousands of visitors who will parti-
cipate in the festivities. Information
has been received by Philadelphia
Lodge that several nearby lodges
are now planning to open their homes
for the reception OF the visiting host
and before another month has pass
+, ed a complete program VIII nav
been arranged for the entertainer
| of the visitors in the neighbour
cities. Among the lodges which hav
already Indicated their intentions t
extend special Invitations to the Wis
itors are Camden. Atlantic City
Chester, and Long Branch. It is also
believed that "open house" Will be
kept by number of other adjacent
lodges, particularly those located at
the larger seashore and mountain
resorts.
In Philadelphia all of the promin-
ent social clubs which have head
quarters of their own, will assist the
Elks in entertaining their guests.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
rut Hss,rnt -rt,M uH.
We >rs~v ks-~ ". Nave = stss'.s+
ash rIs-s. ~~prssshi~s Il
Nsonx With ~.

Rhem You hsKka 80 fe*itsa shsi
saa have a stomach. " mssns thas
this urEAa Il aas ia 9sesa sssaaiss"ss.
ana IL - ssnsgnflag fna ~ fh~ fart
s~a asse ftea discouraged aaf rails
eF#Ass because Of the rFsseisss Ut is
gtixe*slcn II Ia ibe best fbina "a the
~ogla for yoa II yoa ea@ only see II
ana xige The stomach pTapef treat
meat
Change she saak stomach fp q
healthy ore ~ uaing aF-o-na storm
sch tablets THIS remedy IN not q
nero digestive. sieias onlS semeoE~
AIRY relief, but . com nsaasion ~ FeE1
rdIaw thsf actuallf strengthen ID.
stomach. excite tho secretion Of gas
tric Juices ard enable the digestive
nrxaaa 10 care for food yon sas In
: natural. normal was
rs taking ai-c-na tablet before
each meat Won can enjoy a good din
ner withons distress and suffering.
and you will never knos that yon
have stomach
Hood a. Curtin have aold good
many so cent boxes of Mona atnu-
aeh tablets. and the more tho remedy
Ia used, the more friends 1. has, Tor
every box gives satisfaction. II II
sold under an absolute guarantee
fhat the money will be refunded
should Mona fail To give satlsfae-
ton. Hood e Curtin take all the risk
uny sA. ~.ruafvs s4{1t rpSs Won nothing
Iuuless II cures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
City Election.

Notice is hereby gwen, that In ae-
cordance with the law governing the
election OF city officers, there Will
be held an election in the city OF
waxahaehie. Texas. on the first
Tuesday In April. 1907, the same be-
ing the second day OF said month.
for the purpose OF electins the fol-
lowing officers OF said city, to-wit:
\ mayor.
One alderman from Ward Number
i, Of said city.
One alderman from Ward Number
Q, Of said city.
One alderman from Ward No. 3
of said city
Ward No. One embraces all that
part of the city OF Waxahachie which
lies and is situated South OF Main
street
Ward No. Two embraces all that
part of the city OF Waxahach1e,
| which lies and Is situated North OF
Main street and East OF Washington
College and Brown streets.
Ward No. Three embraces all tina
luart OF the city OF Waxahachie which
lies and is situated North OF Mall
istreet and West of Washington, Co
llege and Brown streets.
The election in Ward No. One NJ
be held IN what is known a. the y
wyatt office ON East Main strel
land j. X. Cauthen wnl b the ~
:. siding officer at said voting box.
y The election in Ward No. i
: will be held at Roy Connally's q
lcery store on the East side OF Ct
Ilege street, and H. M. Rhodus vi
be the presiding officer at said vo
!, ing box.
The election in Ward No. Thre
will be held at the City Hall o
Main street and j. T. Gill viii be tn
presiding officer at said voting box
! Witness my hand this first day o
March, 1907.
PERRY S. ROBERTSON,
Mayor of the City of Waxahach1e
! Texas. IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
Will Move to Dallas.

r. r. Hendricks, formerly county
clerk of Ellis county, closed deal
last week by which he became inter
ested financially in the NJ. P. Exline
Printing company of Dallas. Mr..
stock in that enterprise and Will 90
on the road for the company. His
family will remain in Waxahachie
for the present. but later they viii
go to Dallas to reside.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25

3. Spiegel, 1904 N. Virginia ST..
Evansville, Ind, writes: For over
five years l was troubled with Kid
ney and bladder affections which
caused me much pain and worry.
lost flesh and was all run down. and
a year ago had to abandon work en-
ri-ely. I had three Of the best physi-
clans VINO did me no good and l was
practically given up to die. Foley's
kidney Cure was recommended and
the first bottle gave me great relle1,
and afte. taking the second bottle l
was entirely cured" Why not let 1t
help youo B. W. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
The PURE fooD SILL


sassin, T@g Msreh - " nen
sssyvssFBog tanlpss@zEE sissszs4ee=g tar
Hlaatua gagw fnsba bill 9atmrdAy
very SsnpostsGt. ragrh a~ssFwd snd
rnch needed las Was added fo tha
ssasatee The ball ~ far reaching and
eosatofuas ~ sss provisions to ihv fed
efa1 law II takes effect uln.fy aaYs
sitter ad ioaFnnsent 80 the legislature
Tbs hi1 Ms passed hs beth houses
sad approved by Governor Campbell
IA changed aut little The anly OPP
position tn ire hili. whrn considered.
conferred upen the location Of the
headquarters ~ the pure fpod com.
missioner Some wanted the commits
slones placed sndsr the supervision
at the health department some AZ
the College ~ Industrial Arts. and
others NJ ths A. and NJ college under
the supervision II The board Of re-
gents The house amended The bill
hv providing the location OF the In
spector Ak the A. and NJ college uu-
der the supervision uf the board OF
regents. bat when the bill went to
the senate committee the location
was changed by an amendment TO
| the College of Industrial Arts when
| the bili Was sent 10 tho senate hard
| fight again took place. but senator
Alexander directed the fight admir-
ably and Won for Denton.
! Definition OF Food.
The bin as approved by the gov
ernor defines food as used in the
act as including all articles used for
food. drink, flavoring. confectionery
! or continent, by man, whether sim
/ Pile, mixed or compound Under the
! bill a drug is deemed adulterated If
sold under a name recognized In the
| United States pharmacopoeia or Ma
tional Formulary and differing from
the standard of strength, quality OF
purity, as determined by the test
laid down in such authorities. 1t is
provided that any drugs sold that
are adulterated as above explained
shall be exempt from the operation
of the law il the standard of quality
and strength are stated upon the
bottle, but shall be subject to the
provisions of the bill if the quality
falls below the professed standard
of quality under which it Is sold.
Confectionery is deemed adulter
ated if ii contains terra alba, barry
ties, tale, chrome yellow or othe
mineral substance or poisonous col
or or flavor or other ingredient de
leterious or detrimental to health, o
any vinous, malt or spirituous liquo
or compound or narcotic drugs.
Food is defined as adulterated
lit has been mixed with any substanc
SO as to reduce it's weight or quality
lif any substance has been substft'
!, lied; IL any valuable constituent nj
been abstracted; II it is mixed {
| colored so that damage or inferio
| ity is concealed.
II Food is considered adulterate
when 1T contains any added poison
GUS ingredient which may rende
such article of food injurious t
health: if it consists in whole or Il
part of filthy matter, animal or veg
etable.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-25
Brands and Labels.

Under the bill food and drugs are
considered misbranded when the la
bel is false or misleading in any par
ticular. and in case of drugs where
it is an imitation; where the con-
tents of the package as originally put
up shall have been removed and
other contents placed in lieu thereof,
or if such package fails to bear a
statement on the label of the guam
tity of alcohol, morphine or like
drugs.
The bill requires that when food
is put up in package form the con-
tents must be stated in terms OF
weight or measure, plainly and cor
rectly, on the outside of the package.
The bill provides that an article
of goods which does not contain any
added poisonous or deleterious in
gradients shall not be deemed adui-
| terated or misbranded in the case OF
mixtures or compounds which are
| known as articles of food under their
own distinctive names and not an
limitation of another article, provid-
ed the name shall be accompanied
[ with "A statement of the place where
! said article Is manufactured. where
articles are labeled compound, imi-
'tatiou or blend
The bin prohibits all persons from
/ offering foy sale or manufacture any
article The legitimate product II The
Z cream,rv which Is nor made eNclu-
4 slycN of milk and cream. and Will
put stop '0 fh, manufacture of I'm
4 ilation creamery butter. known as
renovated butter. unless such article
+ b. labelled a- provided in ihc oill. li
prohibits aIl hotels. tavvrus. rcstaur-
ants ana boarding houses from serve
us suoNiusiy renovated huttcr,
imitation Dsrsse. adultcmfcd milk
of sduueufod lard univH e. sisn is
.ortu.nuu-r posted uu which shall
br printed Aduliefat"i Food
~, Penalties.
Tf. HU. makrs H violation ~ this
t,t a uIsdrmsauor punishable hF a
fins. uf num 81 tu $500 ur hy lsil
..pt.n,~ frum six months to on"
f-ar. sr hUih
IN. bHI also prohibits the mann-
ac,ars - on.ese labeled fun miih
rss..s. Nsich has been mad" ~ MIX
sut u watch fhs cream has o''en Ia
arv a0W.ver other grades "
rh...~. may be- sold provided they
Al nor contain any Injurious sab
s,a.e. and are labeled imitation
hs.~. Fov violation ~ this nne
af fram 40 % sSas. or By imprisoo
-sru, from airssy DAYS "a 90" year
~ a. ao.r = the punishment
4, n. ale Of lard. TIE BAL ~
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II. r. THORNHIIL 4 90.

We have re-opene our storage
house In the old NcAanus building
on Rogers street. When you want
to store goods Of any kind see US.
Phone 80.
Il. +. THORNHTLL & co.
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6. W. j. to Have
Training Table

As an evidence that il means bust
ness and is willing to go TO lengths
to save the athletic situation at
George Washington University. the
football management Of that insti-
tuition has decided to establish
training table at Patton's estauranr,
on Thirteenth street, near Z. for
the varsity eleven and the second
team.
This energetic action on the part
Of the gridiron authorities is ex-
pected to end ell discussion Of the
possibility OF the team being dis
banded and the schedule for 1907
abandoned.
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RAILROADS.
aALTIMORE 8 OHIO R. R.


LEAVE SFATlON, N6S jersey ave snd = q.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other 5ou- on the Odd Hour.
10 fAlLA DELEAlA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
400 a-m.-lDInel, pI Imam Parlor.
1900 a-~.-Buret. Parlor. Hr Train.
$500 a-Ia.-rDineT and Pullman Parior Car.
f1l.O0 a-m--Diner and Pullman Parlcr Car.
+l.00 p-n--DiDer and Pullman Parlor Car
s5-oo p-m.-''hOyal Limited All Pullman
1850 p.m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
-b'o p-m--Diner and Pullman t1rior-
- 20 P-m.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia
'll:50 p.n,---Slecpers.
y .52 a-ni.--Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.oo. 900. mo a M.
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 500 a. m. 12:os
noon. 4:l5, S.oo pm. Sun. $50 am, $50 pm
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tHsek days 100 I'm 10 I-ul-)
TO BALTIMORE.
.x-sL 700 1890 s7:O0 'lsZ0. 800 go. e9-oo
10 III. T iaoS :,65 i 2SO Egg. ..5 Zoo
80 500 t5:O2 $3.50 1900. SEQ f7:o0. 500
fs:Sa. 1850. '1o:s5, I'll 40 .1:S5 ,. n.
WESTWARD.
SSI5a4!SS&AGo. $40 a. n, liz, $50 D. N.
'4 LIE! 10 a m. '4:o5 ?. M; 'l2;lo night
$50 night
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m.
COLUMBUS, IS. 20 .. m
WHEELING. ss:lO q M $50 o. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m. t4.os. 800 p. m
FREDERICK. fs:2o. t9-lo. ''9;B am. ''l:So.
T4sOo, 1915 D. m.
HAGERsTowN. 1910 a. n. $500 p. m.
DAILY. Except Sunday. "'Sunday only
Ofnces; l1T @ St. Main 1881: 90 PennsylN RniG
ave-. Main rs: Station. New Jersey AVo.
and 9 ST. Ticket once. East 6S1: Inf0rma tion
Bureau. East ia jes-tf
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE ROOFING.
GREEN SLATE ROOFING. COPPER ROOF
ING, AND SRYLIGHTS. ONCE Of Bull ling
for National Museum, Library OF Congress-
Washington. d. C, September 80. 1907. Sep
arate sealed proposals for furnishing deliv-
ering. and putting In place complete the roof
covering. comprising reinforced concrete or
other hreproof material. sheet copper work
and skylights, and for furnishing green roof
ing slate Tor the new building for the Ma
tional Museum. in this city. viii be received
at this ONCE until o'clock D. m. on Thurs
day, October "a, 1907. and publicly oT,ened
Immediately thereafter. Specifications and
other information furnished on application
BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent Of
Construction seio.
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RAILROADS.
SEkB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office IAzE Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-Fouowtng schedule not guaranteed
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbus. Sa-
vRnnah. Jacksonville. Tampa. atlanta. Biz
mingharn, Memphis and New Orleans.
800 a N. dasiy.-Scaboard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah
and jacksonville Through sleepers Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet TO Atlanta and Bir-
mingham. Dining cars.
500 y. m daily.-Seaboard Express. Solid
train with coaches and Pullman slsepers to
Savannah. Jacksonville and Tampa Through
sleepers TO Atlanta. Birmingham. and Men
phis. Dining cars.
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ocl2-tf .
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FOR RENT-S0l East Capitol St, corner
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