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War of Big Syndicates
Asked what in his opinion was
the real cause back of the forced
resignation of Charles r.. Crane
of Chicago from the post of min
lister to China, Mr.. George replied
tersely:
"A war of the big American
syndicates."
81 do not pretend to know
more of the immediate grounds
for the secretary of states action
than have been published" con-
tinued George. "Mr. Crane may
or may not have been indiscreet.
The thing to note is the implica-
tion in Secretary Knox's state
ment that the government is
studying the recent agreements
between China and Japan in rela-
tion to Manchuria, with a view to
determining whether there is any
thing in the agreements adverse
ly affecting American interests.
Government Fighting for Trusts.
"To me, this is an. admission of
the gravest portend, a seeming ad-
mission of the very thing charged
against us in the Far East, that
the American government is doing
the work OF the American syndi-
Gates in getting concessions and
loan privileges in China, and try
ing to forge a way for them into
Manchuria.
"At the dinner given to him in
New York on Sept. IT. Mr.. Crane
is reported to have said: 1T may
not always be necessary to repeat
the new form of hold-up in which
the state department has been so
successfully engaged in forcing
money on China. This language
sounds undiplomatically bald and
frank in that It aptly describes,
according to the Asiatic view,
what has been done by our gov
ernment in the recent Chinese
loan. Our government practical
ly compelled the other nations to
allow our bankers to participate.
jut, how can a share In a
thirty or forty-million dollar loan
be of any importance to American
syndicates accustomed to deal in
the hundred millions?" Mr..
George was asked.
Gives America an Opening.
"While the share in that
particular loan may be
small matter" he replied,
"the many loans that arc
likely to be made in the
course of the next ten years
in China will make a huge
aggregate. At the high inter-
est that that sum will draw,
the investment will be a good
one. But. IL must be consid-
cred as very much more than
that. 1t will really be huge
mortgage ON China, giving
our government, at, the be-
hest of the syndicates, an ex-
cuse for sending troops into
Sthhh az ttiO kHso SiSh Vi hh-
other Boxer rising, which is
impending, and for taking
hand in another and wider
Iooting, and possibly In a par
tition of the Chinese ernpire."
do you actually look for an
other revolution In China7"
Revolution Pending.
"All the signs point to 1t. IN
der the cry of China for the
Chinese many elements are gath
|ering against the foreigners, and
particularly against the foreign
Isyndicates. As China emerges
from her sleep of centuries, she
will need steam and electric
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
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FIGHTING NOW IMMINENT.

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua, Oct.
25.-The forces of President
Estrada are advancing steadily on
the main body of former Presi-
dent Zelaya's troops and are pick
ing up endorsements as they go.
Zelaya is at Managua and is
preparing to begin counter
movement.
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Breaks Neck
As Employer
Dreams of Him

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PORTLAND, Ore, Dot. 25.-
r. w. Wallace, an advertising So
licitor of this city, fell and broke
his neck early today. while his
employer, George w. Dickson
proprietor of the Oregon hotel,
was dreaming that Wallace was
calling piteously to him for help,
according to Dfckson's statement
to the coroner here.
Wallace fell from a fiat car at
the Oregon Electric railway de-
pot. Dickson believes that he
saw Wallace's death agony, al
though in his dreams It was so
distorted as to appear that Wal
lace was being hanged.
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ONE HAIRCUT T--S3.l9

THAT'S WHAT 1T COSTS JAMES BI4ACTxBURNE TO GET
HIS SHAGGY LOCKS TRIMMED-TRAVEIS ALL THE
WAY FROM CENTRAILA TO TACOMA TO HAVE THE
OPERATION PERFORMED, so HE THE JUDGE
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AEHiRlEf EEHBiRRlE|EF NNEEI NNEIMRREF REFlP.

MURDERER MARTIN KVAL SHAUG MAY TESTIFY AGAINST
ALLEGED PARAMOUR-EFFORT BEING MADE TO
TAKE STAND AND TELL WHOLE STORY OF
CONSPIRACY WHICH TRAGEDY.
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Trusts To Force To War With JAPAN Declares Henry George L
NINE. STEINHEIL TO
SPRING SENSATION IN
HER MURDER TRIAL

Famous Beauty, Accused of Staying Husband and
Mother in Law, to Involve Prominent Men in Case
Says She Knows Assassin = cred Widow to
Face Court November g.
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Being Story of a Clean ana
wholesome New York PLAYA
Play Refreshingly Different to
the Kind That Has Made New
York Theaters Notrious.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-08

Sd iuar iupl bariiber eritannet,
Gr faste: ySas tit bier ber @raudJ-
Bas gut anb tuas geiitis auf Grben,
Sas ba6en inn Simmel iuir aud.
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/ lpie0erbolt, ltllo crit, ols lie auf Inro=
ten zines 9eahtbarn 5ltr 8onn1lng
Ser boien @ei1ter &reu5oorntbee ae-
trunfen babe, nare Ser Spuf ner-
I6lpunoen. Die eelaoenen 3euaeu
befunoeten 1l1ter ibrenl gioe, oaB
tie olle gin5elbeiten, Die ibnen sSrall
.. BON Dem Splf er8ablt babe, 6urd)
eigenen 9(ngenidein beitatigt sefuli-
ben batten. Sferauf beantrogte Ger
9lmtsanmalt ielbit Die Sreiipre6una
oa Die 9lngeflagte ani6eineno ii6er=
5engt aelpeien iei, ooB iibernatiirlide
Wfa6te i'm Spiel getpeien ieien. Das
@eri6t iprof) Die 9(ngeflaete foiten=
los frei.
8or Dem Sugenogeridt Der
Straffamlner in 8ohun batte fib
Der aus ser Siiriorgezgr5iebltng
oorgefiibrte, erlt Is Sabre alta
Soiepb 8aslif aus Sltoerlpi6 nnter
Der Inflage 5r peranttporten, 1i6
zines i6peren @rpreiiungsperiu1es
i6uloig genta6t gu boben. unsef1br
Inn Die Mitte oes Mollats Mai er-
bielt Elm 9foIingbauiener 8iirge-
briefli6 Die slufforoerung, biaren
fiir5eiter Srilt an elmer beitimnlte.t
Stelle einen 8rief NIT 500 Warf
Snbalt nieoer5llleeen, int @eige-
rungsfalle babe er iein 2eben Der-
lpirft; zines ieiner &illoer nerbe per-
idpinoen uno erit eeeen @rIeglua
zines 2oiegeloes BON 1000 Wiolf
ipieoer freigelaiien peroen. Der
grief trug Die l1nterl6rift uSoiepb
8aslid, &auber uno Mitglieo ser
Sdmor5en Sono". g(ls Der grprel=
Jet oas @elo abbolen moGte, mur-
De er feitgenonnnen. Sci Der Set
iteaung Der Berionalien fteIte Iib
berons, Dob mon es init einem tros
ieiner Sueeno idon re6t peroorbc-
men Burden 81 tun bat. Sn Rid
Garter er=Momonen ltno anoern Der
brederseidihten fano feline Bbanto-
iie Den 0dbritoff fir ieinen Blon,
nit oeiien glusfiibrung er miiteIos
cine grobere Slultlne @elbes 5u er-
langen boffte. Sn Ser @erbanolulo
war Der 9lngefloete geitanbie; er
gab gu bob es ibnt ernitIib I'M
Die @rpreiiunq Ser 500 0farf gu tun
gelpeien iei; Die Orobungen tpiirbe
er allerofrgs nidt iuabr gento1t ba-
ben. Dos @eridt berurteilte Sen
iugenoliden gerbreder 5li bier 0to-
noten @efanenis.
essn 8eilburg CABIN ift, lpie
Die @iesbooener 3eitlune meloet, bel
Ser 9(bteufung oes @aumes CUR
s(ufnqblne Ger Sei5anlagen fir DIE
eDan9eliide Stride eine alte Mbnell-
grilft allfge0edt tuoroer. 0a es fih
UNI cine ooppelt beieste @ruft BON
einem 3weig oes. friiberen naiioui-
iden Siiritenbanies 5u bonoeIn
ideint, ipuroe Der groBber3oelih-
lurenlburgiiden Gonilie gum 3ipefe
naberer 9lntpeifungen MitteiIung
gema6t.
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: g.. S. G g. q. (9aupt.2iniel.

Nbfabrt-
$50. 10-gl Yaio II. 8elten. 1870 rba6n
gto. 10-Na9 oem Often. .10:3O 1aAnt
geo. 8-9fa9 Dem Often. :. LAO bprm
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Der 8ea su,n Grfpla

bietet piele Sdmierisfeiten, aber fei-
ne 10 i6limm, mie i9le6te @eliiHo.
belt. @rfolg berlangt beut5itaee
einen geiunoen 4orper, aber electric
gitters lit Der bette @eiunobeitsbrifl-
ger, oen Die @elt ie gefannt bat.
Gr peruriadt ponitGnoige Mftion oes
Wagens, Ger 2eber, giieren uno Gin
getpeioe, reinigt ltnb perbciiert oas
glnt nno itarft ,lno fraftigt bas gait
sc SDitem. Grdftiger &orper uno
flarer 4opf iinb Die Solgen leines
8ebrou6s. Sic fonnen electric
gitters ni6t entbebren, tpenn lie
idtpaf, nieoergeoriidt nnb frdnflih
iino. Nnr SOC 8arantiert bon alien
9ruggiIten.
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@eindJt = Cine quite oeuti6e SIS.
din. @uter 2obn, penn 5ufrieoenItel.
LEND. Naberes 6rau E. 8. BalfreD,
iii Sit-2aureI Street, Son Autouio.
Seras.
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Ser meiute. es babe bic Geiie
0eiuik mid redJt bnritig semad)t,
f1n6 bat mir ipsletdl eine Slaidbe
Bon Il Mlamp 8ter bergebradt.
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Gin 9ramn,.

S<S ASW$t<*e<
Watr tranutte, ift tpdre geitpr6en
tln6 nnt bic Seele mein,
9a tuGr'm ntiteinanber itm Gtreite
Die SenfeI nnb Gngeleim.
9te Senfel, bic batt' id ihum alle
9ter nnten i'm 3eben gefeb'n
gle pflcgten bernnt ais Mppitel
Der Mntt=S =Salppn=2eagne 5m geb'n.
Der gtdlel6erg, Strpng umb bcr 0falttn
Ste bier 10 getuiitet ergrinrntf,
Sic tparen iett an ntiteimanber
Gum 9tenit tn Der 95lle beitintn,t.
Sic nteinten, id] miifie binnnter
Wtit tbnen gum S1llenpfmbl,
gSetl id ME beind5t tire &irhe
ftnb nidt tire Spnntagsitnl'.
tlnb tuetl idJ imrner geiueien
Gin Mnti. .Hrpbibitipnift;
Die Gngel iagten bagegen:
nGr tit infer, neil es 10 it'll"
Die Gngel bliebem aud Gieser
1tnS fii6rten mid bann bimmelan,
Gotr IMQren I'M auerneue1ten
Seppelin'iden aerpplan.
tlnb tuie iuir embltdj gefumnen
Sinh an has bintmliidje Eur,
Sa trat init frennblident Ntfeu
Ser beilise Hetrms bernpr.
Ser nteinte, es babe bic Heiie
0eiuik mid redjt bnritig gemad)t,
tlno bat mir ipgleifl cine Slnide
Bon Nlamp Sier bergebradt.
Sd tuar iupl bariiber eritannet,
Or iaste: rSas tit bier Der 8raudJ-
Was gut InS tuas seiitts amf Grben,
Sas ba6en im Soimmel iuir aud.
SaS MIattp Sier bat ft1nn lange
5erauf uns elm Gnsel gebraft,
9'rnnt Hrpiit!" = 0'ra6 iuullte idl trin
ten
On bin id bariiber ertuadjt.
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3n berrenten : Gin groBes 81.
fice-3imner. gead5ilfragen in Der
Office Ser nSreien BreIie", 2t6 DIT
Commerce StraBe.
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Die oeuti9en @oiiermanorsr
baben in Der @egenb bon Stlitt-
gart begonneu. Sci einem Diner
i'm Stuttgarter 9totbaus bielt 4ai-
Ter @ilbelm cine 9eoe, in Der er be.
iagte, ourh Die 8emiibungelt
Deutiblanos iei Der 5rieoe erbalteu
eeblieben.
Ser fron50iii6e 2uftidiffer
2efebpre ift nit ieinerm Meroplan
geitiir5t uno 10 idtuer berlest NOR.
ben, Dab er ftarb
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Sa bin idb bariiber ertuatbt.
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Ser Streif an ben Yrei!eo
Steel Gar @erfen in WcReesrof,
Ba., lit beenoet. Die Streifer ia.
ben 6einobe ale ibre Soroerungen
befpiIliat erhalten.
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M. 6. & s. Balm,

Nnflinft-
Mo: 3-8ou1 Noroen. -. .9:15 na6m
aSlbern -9om Norbe,l. .7::30 porm
Ro. 241-6oliiton ETC.. -. $50 porm
NbfeDrt-
30. 4-Nad5 benz Noroen. 80 BORN
Slber"-ya6 bem Norben. 900 na1m
seo. 244-6olifton etc. =. 1915 nahm
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@ietoria 9ipiiom, 9. $. e 6. q.

Mnfltnft-
aoo. so2-e -euero, @ictOria, 7:ao nae6m
Mbfn1rt-
$50. 301-guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
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4 petAru Tease Mat te Wm
VlhnIe Kpth, sta sas vets ritt
is8 evat b imuruUuf - ihls vfit
+ inp
rbe itwkru school taught rs
+ PROT Voths pabcHs and sister Me
iluth FNWph tiused ttidat Wiih d
pienle After dibnef vas served tines
PLAYED hsll The teams eefe Rocket
and frffls Reetett won with IL
scute ~ ~ 20 q
! Rev u Chieak shade an Interest
llur islk a. the Christian ehuteh
sunday afternoon
Mrs. Frankie Rocket ~ Dallas
VAS VISITING her son ~ u , Rock
EFT. Saturday aud sunday
I MfH Anna Rule If towa parh,
who has been visiting her parents,
Mt. aud Mrs La Fate Arlington. re
turned home Monday
\ large crowd OF young people
attended the party at Miss Ruby
Ashley's Friday night
Mrs. n. ". kldridge OF Ferris
spent Tuesday afternoon With Mrs
&C. H. Graves
Miss Knox Farrar was the guest
OF Miss BETTE Gibbons Wednesday
night
Mrs Roland Roberts was shop
ping i'm Waxahachie Tuesday.
Miss Mary Oldham spent part Of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d.
Rutherford
Miss Myrtle Farrar spent Mon
day night with Miss Ruby Ashley.
Nj. and Mrs. Charley Farrar of
Red Oak spent Wednesday night
with DR.. Wadley and wife.
Messrs. T. L. and Bascom Foster
had business in Waxahachie Satur-
day
Miss Jessie Neal was visiting in
Red Oak Saturday
Miss Annie Fender of Navasota,
who has been visiting Mrs Wallace
Coffey. returned home Saturday
Miss Bonnie bennington was a
welcome guest of Miss Ella Morgan
|cf Chapel Hill Wednesday night.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Claud, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dude Jones, who live
near Red Oak. at Bluff Springs last
Sunday afternoon.
Little Miss Francis Roberts, who
has been visiting relatives AT Italy,
returned home Friday. --
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BUENA VISTA.

Buena Vista, May 10-The far
mers are very much discouraged
over the present prospects as the
farming business is on standstill
on account of the dry weather.
Mrs. D. Lee owen Is on the sick
| list at this writing.
Mrs. Jennie Paul has been suffer
ing with neuralgia for the past
week
Mrs. Henry Curry has also been
suffering with bad toothache
Little Maurene Alexander was sick
last week.
Several children in this communi-
ty have whooping cough.
Mr. A. A. Odom and wife are on
the puny list.
Mrs. j. d. league is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Jeanette, at Ennis.
Mr. Holder and family visited Mr.,
j s. Odom's family Saturday night
and sunday
Mr.. George Porterfeld and Mr.,
Walter Black FROM Bethel visited at
Mr. Alexander's Sunday evening
Miss Annie league visited her
sister. Mrs. Verheyden of Dixon's
Chapel last week.
Several Of the young people OF
this community attended the con-
cert at Mountain Peak last Friday
nightort
Mr.. Tom Westmoreland and wife
visited his sister. Mrs, Neal or
Mountain Peak Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. w. p, Lyon visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Turner of Waxahachie
Sunday.
Several of the young men around
here attended the League at Bethel
Sunday night.
Mr. Roberts and family OF Waxa-
hache visited Mr. O. NJ Prices fam
ny Sunday
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HENRY

Henry. Texas, May l0.---We are
still in need of rain.
Miss Iela Douglas IL visiting
her sister, Mr. I'D Jones. of Wax
ahachie.
Mr. and Mrs. p. I. Johnson went
TO Bristol Monday
Mrs Clouce is quite sick at
preseut.
Prof Roberts Is visiting his sis
to- Mrs Bert Fusion, of Italy.
MI Fuqua has gone to Oklaho-
ma to his brother who is very low
with pneumonia.
Harry White OF Italy is visit
ing his cousins. Osce and Tony Haz-
ard.
Several enjoyed the picnic at
Rocket Friday given by the school.
Rev Bettercheck is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Roberts. He is hold
ing a meeting at Red Oak.
Claude, the 12-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Jones, died Sat
urday night from an attack of APP
pendicitis and was buried at Blum
Springs.
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LONG BRANCH

Lon. "rar"h T VIA way " -
school closed Friday with PIC
,ic. Everybody got plenty OF dim
nor and had q good time. A large
crowd was present
Miss Mollie Holmes and Mrs. u.
D. pclk were with Miss Sallie Rob-
orts Of Midlothian Monday She Is
suffering fr m typhoid fever.
Mr.. J. II. Patton and family
were visiting relatives at Buenn
Vista Friday and Saturday.
The people of this district met
Nonday night 10 see about voting
special school tax for the better
ment OF our school.
Quite a number OF our people
have been attending the revival
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WYATT.

Wyatt, Texas, May 10.--Rev Ma
son of Midlothian was here sunday
X. +. T TITO II Il 81. OSCAR aud George
Vaughn. Bob Pearson and Jim Ha-
ty last week and oil reported good
time
A ball game here Saturday be-
tween Wyatt and Soap Creek result
ed In 5 to 4 in favor of Wyatt
Wyatt and Johnson Gin played
two games Thursday evening result
ing to | and 4 to In favor OF
Wyatt.
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Mics bell johnson sGrn' Thursday
evening uuh Miss isudie Tidwen
I seyetal from here wcui 10 Noun
ltan reah Friday nieht 10 the coh-
cert
several ol oar Younn people seui
20 Walnut Grove sunday night
Mrs Cartet and daughter, Miss
Lena. visited Mrs a Hawke Monday
evening
Mlrres Edith ami Wilma Spears
speit saturday might with their
aunt Mrs Gray Of near Walnut
Grove
Miss Florence johnson visited rel.
aiivos and attended the meeting At
Walnut Grove In week
Mrs H. Hawks spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs A. c. Harris
Several OF our young people went
to OAK Branch Sunday evening
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tStiNtHbil.

Ashwood, Texas. May 11.-AnO-
ther cold norther blew up sunday
morning which will help to finish
the cotton and corn. Oats are already
a failure here and if the dry weather
continues corn and cotton will be a
failure too Most everybody's wells
have given out and stock water is al
most thing of the past, There will
be a good many wells dug this week
Mrs. Lille Timmons is still on the
sick list
Mr.. Tom Corners baby has been
right sick but is some better at
present
Mrs. Kell's baby is i'll at present.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the big marble game at Red Oak
Saturday afternoon.
School at this place will close
next Friday with a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs Shadrick and Mr..
and Mrs. Flint attended the funeral
of Mr.. Jones little boy at Red Oak
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Ed Golden of Red Oak
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Bice.
Miss Willie Frazier spent Satur-
day night with Miss Leila Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Byrum was out
driving one day last week aud pass
ed through here.
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Ray. Texas, May lit continues
dry and cold.
Cotton Is drying up. Corn is on the
standstill.
ting bad at this place, the second
nine defeated the Golfers Chapel
boys by score OF 81 and l3 and
then the Ray first nine played the
Howard boys. the game standing Is
and 2 in favor OF the Ray boys. A
large crowd OF spectators Witnessed
the games. The umpire OF the Ray
and Howard game was Mr.. Ross
Hartsfield Mr.. Walter Holdman
umpired the other game.
A small shower reached this place
early Sunday morning but was FOL
lowed by brisk norther, so the rain
did not do the farmers any good.
The w. o. w. OF this place are ex-
pecting TO meet in their new hail
the next regular meeting which VIII
be Saturday night,
Mr., Il. l.. Hagler and Mr. Henry
Perkins are expecting to open up
with a big stock OF goods In the new
w 0. w. building.
Rev, Nevins filled his regular APP
pointment Sunday afternoon at )
o'clock.
The health Of this community II
very good.
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Marlin, Texas, May 1.-THE
balmers' association met here today
for its twenty-third annual conven-
ton. Features OF the initial session
were an address of welcome by the
mayor and She annual address of the
president of the association, Joseph
Shelley of san Antonio The conven-
tlon viii continue over Wednesday
and Thursday.
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services ~ walnut Grove the past
wopk
u B bonahae of otiiia was
attn relatives here Sunday
Miss Alma urimes and Nj
Head attended SUNDAY school here
SUNDAY
Miss LEILA Grimes visited her
sister ~ Onward sunday
Mr. Cap hughes aud Harry and
Earnest Morton made fishing
trip to snag Lake last week They
say fish vas plentiful
Mrs ollie Nelson II on the sick
list this week
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II is refreshing TO know, In these
dimes az high prices, that ICE,
which has come TO be a household
necessity, If SO CHEAP that every
body can keep cool without being
sxtrsvagant We are prepared to
supply our patrons the HIGHEST
QUALITY of Ice. at the EXTREME
ny Low price OF SOC per hundred
pounds delivered to any part of the
city.
Our motto has always been FULL
WEIGHT AND PROMPT SERVICE"
our stockholders are all HOME
people, Identified with every enter
prise that makes for the prosperity
of our city and we solicit the pa
'ronage OF All our loyal citizens.
MODERN MILLING g. MFG. co.
n r. NJ sleeper, Mgr
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The bin At the Majestic for the re-
mandor Of the week Is one that Will
please the most exacting critic. Miss
Nernice IL dainty little soubrette
who knows how to sing and dance
IN pleasing manner. Her dancing
Is modest and her songs which have
been selected with the utmost care
are wen rendered. LoFevre & st.
John are two of the clevercst and
most refined entertainers who have
been here I'm q good while They have
la singing and talking act that en-
tcrtaius and amuses
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san Antonio, Texas, May H.
Delegates from all the principal ci-
ties OF Texas were present today at
the opening OF the annual convention
OF the state Federation of Labor. A
number OF matters of Importance to
organized labor are to be discussed
and acted upon by the meeting,
which will remain in session three
days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-11

isst Siwa
.... zee.
Wonteemsff photographer a
= cronk q e. sell fooilne
rhoap n
IS W MADISON contractor snd
'buidcs q
SEQ ihe nee pttineulshef 81 ,. =.
cronk 90. u
Use psdlum Spray fot spring
cleaning ncaty & son n
nay your floor OH from r. =.
Cronk Co. All Kinds Prices way
down" u
Tomato and cabbage plants ana
sweet potato slips. s5c per 100. BIRD
Forrest Il
when you need plumber. call
Bunklcy with r S. Cronk Co Both
Phones So
Thlrty-iiyr cents viii bc charged
for all meals carried out hereafter
Eatitorium. II
Ice cream csc per quart in pals
None better From factory to con-
sumner Eatitorium. II
Special price on art squares and
small rugs this week Phone me No.
$S5~2 rings. Charlie Wesson IS
The Gulf Refining companys
high grade gasoline is just the thing
for automobiles. Ernest Miller,
Agent zip
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
meet at the Woodmen of the World
udll w fuutNhdN blltl mum at
o'clock.
Phone the Waxahachie Livery and
Transfer Co, when you want a trunk
or baggage of any kind hauled.
Phone 40. If
We print anything you wAdt from
a visiting card to the largest size
circulars Enterprise Publishing
company. II
For fishing or picnic parties we
have tallyho, wagonette or any kind
of rig you need Waxahachie Livery
and Transfer Co. Ring 40. tt
If you want to feel we'll look
well and be well, take Foleys Kid
ney Remedy, II tones up the kidneys
and bladder, purifies the blood and
restores health aud strength Pleas
ant TO take and contains no harmful !
drugs Why not commence II today |
B w. Fcaris d |
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j, w, Dyer Bryan, j II. Conlan,
Fort Worth; Alfred Smith, Austin
j. A. Chapman, Dallas; j. Selig, At
lanta; John X. Dunn, ST. Louis; 7.
G.. Johnson, Dallas; w. o. Avis, st.
Louis, G. II Smith, Dallas, j. G.
Gibson, Hillsboro; j, 7. Carter, Fort
Worth; J. Wesley Johnson. Dallas
b, H. Vaughn, Dallas 7, Jolesch.
Ennis.