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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nsr Yozk, Nay &-The mzrkst for sss-iinS %
day vas steady 70 I'm. With Tztes cosirE 10 points
higher. Rates foI actual business clossS: Sirt-
days. 4.S6l5as610. Demand zE7l1GSsJ. czbles
4Sa4ss,A
Commercial bills ssre Es=S for ninety dars.
ss5'z2zS6 fCg sixty days. -four bills Essa for
sixty days: gsin. "a. The supply q e-zin and
cotton bills vas scarce.
Ao1eT On cal at The stock exchange today
ope1ed II per csut; higaest 2. lozsst. "a. eio~
ms. - pe- cent Most q the days loans were
a. - Der cert
Tine mGncy vas IN TeTy liEht demand. but vas
oota11aole with frssdom TIE long dates con-
r.1usG t1e favo-t-es With borrowers for shor<s-
c1-es the-s vas barely enough demand 70 7nske
-5teS katcs-SixIy DAYS Pa: ninety dsys ULs2L
1el cent four months ZsaZl per cert. I've months
Z1-75 De- cent; sI months. 5s51z psr cznt: esz.t
noltEs. s552s4 DIT cens IIne moths ssas per csnt
LenGers Esre not disposed 70 extend funds f0r
the long dates. and sccunEo6atians extsndipz
Over 70 next January wa diflzlit 70 Obtain
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
- e.n. = - -:

sales-Regllar eel. Y O'Clock nooo:
Potomac Electric S. Sl0o at IlOs, slOoo a. IiJE-
Eue-son steam Pump s., 500 at 3. 500 al
3 SLoo AZ 3. 500 At IS. 500 AZ Is S.O1e al
y. NOo a. :. zOOO al 3. S0o st %. ScO0 at 75.
sl.0o0 a. .. SI0o0 az IS
CAPITAL Tracion- 5 at r5S. 5 at Lsss, ct ESz
% a. 81. 70 a. B5
After czll-Cnitsd States Tnst. ; a. loHz.
Capital Trac1ion. . a. IL
Anacostis and Potomac River Rasfzay Sc, s. no
e. las-f.
Washington Gas. 3 az sSx. 3 al 65z
Potomac E7ect1c COnsolidafed IS. 1900 81 Nyk
100 81 loJt S0oo az lH3s 81 0N at Ie5k.
WasatlE-oa Railway and Eleceric preferred, 6
a. g.
MerTcnrhslsT C Il "a
Bel Teephooe z Pennsylvania 70 AZ ;0sS
WashinZ-on Railway and Electric conmun. .
az a.
Following are fhe bid End asked prices on yessss.
days Washington STOCK ETchzuEs:
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ou0,atioos furnished b " B. Hfabs & O.
ne1bes Cf TIE Chicago Board of Trade. Him.
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. May 3-Bezrish nezs and the nervous
ness of shorts ever ne elimination Il the Pat.en
wheat corner sU-.ced 20 make the grain market
to-day Tey uncertain affair. May prices are
stn out q sight though there were Two OF thrae
tines shzTD reccssions from the high record of
yas-eriRy. but a. each drop short covering quickly
carried prizes back near the original figures The
later months I'D not EXHIBIT 50 much strength
following uore closely to the logiczl position
Com vas weak and the market dull
Oats Cpened steady. but de7eloped weakness II
TIE operations q the afternoon
Provisions started TerJ strong and hirn only To
sell OF several points on the zeuerzl weakness of
fha --es- -~a-&es
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. NAY a6-Wheat today Wzs an: on.
easier; cats arn; ne, STEADY ard -four. q sx-
csiisut demand.
NhEAT-SEot coltract, L4s3sa1s99s; s9os No. .
red Western. L49-al is. July l71tal II; Aue-is
i-l8&; steamer No red Ls5l4ai. ~ Sozthe1
On s-zde. Ls2ssL4g1
CORN-Spot contract, s5zaS0E: Nay. s555ascx
July. T71sa77fs; steamer mixed 765saT6E- reCrsutS
S.soo bushels. Soathera white corn 7silaslA
OATS-StOck n eleTatorS Il9 sc bushels. shfp-
nsuts fT0ua elevators. 6-ss7 bzsheis. white, No. 2
ga Do. No 5. 65s54; Co. No. l. 6Ilsas2: mixed
No ? 6Za62-7. do. No. 3 SASS do No / 5ss-s60
RYE-Stock IN sisTa-ors 52I5 bCSheis. No 2
Western re. expert, soasl; Nc . Western ne.
uptown, Sasl; bag lots % quality and condition
slasG
FLOUR-WiuteT extra. s51as7o: do. clear. sGsa
60; do, straight. 6sosE55; do. patent s7sass5;
spring clear aI0sSso: do Straight. sssas 60: a.
pa-sut. 6sos655: CITY Nils best pateut 10, do
high-gTzEs psteEt. T.sa; DO. hizh-Srade strssrht
10; d. choios family. s.s5; do. extra, Sooss g,
ye horr. medium 70 choice. z5oal .; corn neal
peT 100 Ihz LSzIG
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev Yosk Nay 5-CATTLE-Ras 40 hssd
Steers. 6sss7.ie. oxen ard ssazs. 4ooasE. h-ll.s
45s5-so: tal ends. 2oa5-5os o1Es Z51z5-s. dresss5
beef. SLOW
CALY YES-Reclpss. $50 head; steady. Yesls
ss0z90o; tir0En-ou-s saLa55. 5utss7ulks. 5Ha
$50, c-esssd cSlTcs. stcs-y % lE Cry 61ezsed
Feais. 8z15iz. COUNTY E7gSe1, saIli5-
SHEEP and LaAEBS-Eec-p-s uE had
ShseP EsasS55s czEs. S9ea4 -. Lazhs ga .
C1,k. 500lS5o. Eood stock kers. s5ring laubs.
q Szs5
HOGs-Rezs2es. $50 seaa: s,est7 st Eea7.ss.
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COTTON MARKET.

ou0tat11us furnished b. Y 3 HIhts & Co.
1-s1l6eB of TIE New York s-ocE Exchange. HT5bs
BU1dtns. = Ffteeuth street northwest
N5T YORK Nay 8--Hlgher cshleS hsary rams
II TIE oeu-1l and eastern portions of the belt and
food damages II 1lszssiD7i were The bEl factors n
he cotton rlz-ket to-day- Opening steaty ! % 1
points uD the -zrket sod 3 70 : points htrne-
kealizing acted 8 Graz OF f1rrhe- Alliances. and
UT1Ces fel oti y p0ars ABOUT tie m.ddIe q the
day i the afte=zooa lie market rzIss sseady
and TIE clos-ng wls unc5angsd u 3 points lover
Rsceipts a. tie ports were l5o0 haIes. zz1iust
ISIS last week and 1858 last year. For TIE week
es50 bles, against S. 81 last ~eek aza 8 - iass
yesr HecsipCs e. New Orleans were ~ baIes
-~ef~-s < o7r ra-r --.~
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr

CATTLE-ELtra- per cwt. a5OasOO; b,stcA.r. Aoo.
40. cozmcB, 20sz5o0
HoGSPs5 ezt-. gross. T.OoaE-sO: ordinary. Per
sHEEP-PTiae. clipped. GoOal5o; common. clip
L4siBs-chOios s0Sins. Per ID. 81; medium.
cALyEs-P1ns per b. ~: medium. 7: ouz-
nn. ss6
C0Ws-P-.ns. fresh, each. s5.5assoo: counou.
Zoaaooo: olS sad dry. B.eosl5n
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NeE York. 2lay 8-WHEAT-weaker: dull. No.
l. northern Duluth % arrive. Lss: No 2 rsd
Z O. b. LE6, No 2 hsrd. New York, O ,.
Lf5i1 No. !. EGczI0ni, La. (. 0. b No. / Mani
toba- Q. b, early June, LS7N. Exporters took
nothing
CORN-stssdy, but SLOW. No. 2. elevator. s..
No- 2 Z Q. b, spo.. SIz; No 2 yellow. (. o. b.
81; No 2 white. e 0. b., 81. Exporters took
nothing
RYE-so-cs. bit SLOW. No 2 f. O. b. noms-
nal g.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WORK FOR THE GOvERN1IESF-APPOT
nsnt insssad q diSsgpoiutuent IS the result q
training 70 Drzughcn's CiTil Series Courses Fcur
expert p7zssscrs Nh5 ha-e traiued thousands 70
pass the exEninsuons with hiSaest grades con-
Piled or cog-ses- Special surnuzr rates. DRAUGE-
ON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. IsT
New Fork ave NV uy9-aod8
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Emerson Steam Pump per cent bonds
were The leader In the trading on the
local stock exchange yesterday. These
securities belong to the Alexandria com
psny OF that name. and have been listed
on the local exchange only few months
Up 70 the present time they have been
dealt In sparingiy, but because there is
a large amount Of money seeking invest
ment in all classes OF dividend-paying Sc
ourities these new ones" are claiming
attention. The selling price yesterday
was 3. the face value OF the bonds be-
ing 5000 each
Two Of the Potomac Electric Light
bonds sold at u05k.
Traction shares yesterday were in small
demand, and the only sales recorded
were some fragments Of Capital Traction
az L59s. Fifty shares Of Washington Gas
found a buyer at 5sS.
After call. a few bonds were sold at
current prices. including Anacostia and
Potomac Railway IS and Potomac Elec-
tric Consolidation IS. At the close OF IN,
session ten shares OF Railway common
sold at a
At recent meeting Of the organization
committee OF the proposed savings bank
being formed by business men residing
IN Columbia Heights. Mount Pleasant,
and contiguous territory. several prelinl-
inaries were decided upon with respect 70
the institution. Il is announced that the
bank viii occupy the banking room
under construction in the Arcade Build
ing, into which the old Capital Traction
car barn is being remodeIed. The name
OF the bank VIII be the Park Savings
Bank II was announced that, according
20 present plans. the roors for the bank
viii be ready for occupancy by October
/ II IS proposed that the new hank
shall have the organization completed,
and be ready for business BY that time
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OFFIcE OF ~ C0lpussr0ErRs n

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
Weshingloa. D. c. Nay . lsa-Sozled p-n-
poSsls VIII Be roosiTed a. this oa1co uutG Z n
SATURDAY. June 5 1en for c-Ayezr cou-r.ct f,r
lsht-1g tha Eu5ic streets. szC1ues aT1syS and
reads n the D-st-os q Colsuoi- vith mantle
nap1tha iaups- Speofcatio1s and blank fo-rns q
Yroposzi nay b CHAINED a. tie oce Z The Cen
niss;o1eTs. HENRY B 2 MCFARLAND.
HENRY L WEST. WILLIAM V IUDsON- Con-
misScnes. T. 9. uv1 GEz
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While you think OF =. telephone your
Want Ac- TO The Washington HeraIa.
and bill viii be sent you At ! cent 4 word
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NEW YORK sTOCK MARKE2.

osotztions furnished By W. B. HT6os q o.,
members New York Stock Exchanse. Hihhs Rua&
irE. 75 fifteenth street northwest
CALL MGNEE-SALES BY HOURS,
Meneyg o., - h, 81 L, 1szg Close, Ia.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

Al advertising contracts made 5y The
Washington Herald are based Upon its
bona fde circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are onen.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The z. Il. DuliR Construction Company
has sold the colonial brick dwelling al
2fl7 II street northwest, opposite the
United States Weather Bureau The
house has six rooms and furnace heat
and occupies q lot IS feet front by a
depth OF 10 feet 10 a So-foot alley. Il IS
understood that s.500 was paid for the
property. which viii be held By y. z.
Zuberaa0. the purchaser. zs al invest
menL
Clarence B. Huyck has sold lot zs.
square 1l91 improved by q tWo-StOry
brick dwelling numbered 1910 c street
southeast. The house has SIX rooms ard
steam heat II occupies a lot IS feet front
By a depth OF % feet Il is understood
that $50 was paid FOR the property,
which the purchaser. John 3. Sprosser,
VIII hold as an investment.
Both properties were sold BY WIlige.
Gibbs & Daniel
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

New York. Nay &-There was ut,ls
cnange to-day in the general character
OF The security market Il was slightly
more active than yesterday, and the
tendency toward heaviness that has been
more or less IN evidence throughout the
week, was somewhat increased
II Is undoubted thai speculative ou-
erauons for the decline have recently
enlarged, and these sales we're clearly
more feature OF the market to-day
Than they have been for some time.
Da4lness in the market after such an
advance as had lately been witnessed
always naturally induces pessirnistic II
not cautious views on the part OF a large
number Of professional traders even II
tnese identical SPECTATORS admit the vir-
tual certainty that highe-. prices WI be
recorded at no remote period or the
same securities 10 which hey are II the
moment applying pressure
Careless Of Values.
Their attitude toward the market is
thai OF buyers and sellers for a ''turn."
careless OF the general trend OF values.
To-day the market, although generally
reactionary, was yet very steady and
gave small indications OF any real IiQui-
dating movement. The factor OF great
est interest in 2 speculative sense was
further sharp decline in Reading COM
mon stock, for which 10 other explana-
ton was made than that contained in a
rumor that after all q previous rumor
was unfounded that there was likeIv 70
Be near-at-hand increase in the Read
ing dividend distribution. Fluctuations
IN Reading cover usually g vide range
ana Eot in1reQuently without the slight
est known reason therefor. n any con
sloeraJions pertaining 10 the prosperity
present or prospective. Of the coal busi.
ness. or 70 other causes having relation
OF actual value. There was, on the
other hand. to-day in the market fur
theV signs OF that accumulation OF the
wabash issues that has for some time
been witnessed
Equipment Stocks strong.
The railway equipment stocks were in
clined 70 strength because OF favorable
development concerning them which are
now matters Of common knowledge. and
the Analgamated Copper shares held with
crest hrmness By reason very. logically.
OF the distinct buOyalcy now developing
n the copper trade. ElectroIytlc COPPER
to-day sold at level above Jne I3st-
cent price officially quoted by the metal
selling agencies and K seems 10 be the
feeling among the leading copper pro-
oucers that q 14-celt price OF the com
modify is within sight
Curiously enough. while the stock mar
ket was sagging today. al the news that
was forthcoming was OF the most favor
able sort Reference has been made 10 I
the state OF the copper trade But g 1
situation OF even greater strength Is OBJ /
viously developing n the iron and steel 4
industry, where The rush OF orders ad- 4
dressed 70 the mills IS so great as 10 4
tax the full capacity Of many OF these 4
establishments Another advance wasi
made to-day in the price OF light steel !
rails, this raising from S2S 70 go a ton
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
OrTTCr OF THr C0lnfTss70Nrpc n

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. q.
WssdinEtoa. D. c., May e. Isoa-SezIsd no
posals VII Be received at this oos untl Z o'cocE
Il. JUSE a. 1875. fsT the Construction & facade
UaE n The Distrsct q Columbia. Specifications.
to-ns q pro5osal, sid necessa-T information ny
be obtained fr0-1 Cht1 Cl1Tk. EzEises- Depa-t-
usut, Room 81. D1s-rict B1iI5iaE Washfn~ton D.
c HENRY 3. ?. a[ACFARLAND, HENRY I
WEST. W8f. Z. JUDsOS, ConEisssons7s. D. c
u-yz - E0u
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

The Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church has voted 70 purchase the prop
erty adjoining the present church edIfce.
at Kalorsna and Columbia roads, where
il viii erect a new church building. %
better meet the needs Of the congrega-
ton. II is understood that the church
viii pay about SlI.o00 for the property.
L consists Of Two or three lots. sur
rounding the present site, and viii De II
the nature Of an enlargement OF the lot
10 the proportions needed fer the larger
building. L IS understood that this ac-
ton on the part of the Washington
Heights congregation ends the nsgotia-
tons with the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church for a merger OF the two
bodies
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

czlezrs O5cs G tie Sezuta-J Wssh1neto1. D c.
Nay l.. l9eo.-Se2lsd p-upossls III Be Fsc5rs7 q
the oscs of tie Diso1Tst1g Clezk unt1 . Z T.
TUESDAY yEne : i2a. sr excTatioa q tie
space II bse- kc1se. co1c-e.e and razscn vzo-s Sc
sd she erection Of e stsel t-zss, = VFashfnssc-
D. c S1edfzn0uE and f1u ia<171nzticra WI b
furnished Ipol aD1liczti0a % t1s Diz-rsiur CEs-s
Proposals nGst be szled Ezd E55rzSsod 70 he So
E1y o. AElcultETs. u acoo-1z1cs Eifh Tie IL
ss-uCtio1s s.Tea % scssdzle. JAEES WILSON.
SeGeczrT- uEaEZa
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO
hSzIa, Wazhiagrcn. D. C., Nay z IEs-Szlsd
p-opossis wil Be received az this oEcs uutz z
0ciock roCu. June 2 Iss. for repairs 70 sud
cSz1Ees II Tsu1lbsnE II Essss1 EiEa School Bid
ing No $. locased o. Ith street southasSt betEaen
. and D srees. washington. D. G. Blank f0Tus
q p-pPosai, sPszSzsioos. ard az necesary II
fcEla1cn Esy be o5ta>ned az ths Oe1Os q CE5aI
'Clsk Elzi1ee- DeI2ztusat, RoC- =. Dis.-ics
BGfdisS HENRY 3. ? MACFARLASD. henry
L VEST WILLIAE KELLY lActtlsl. Cou-nis-
siooss. D. c. Is
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
STOCKS NOT ACTIVE
Tendency of Market Toward
HeaFineSS Increased.
TRADERS ARE PEsSIM1srIc

Railway Equipments Inclined to
Strength Because of Favorable De-
veloPment Concerning Then-Au
News Concerning Market of Favor
able Sort Although Prices sagged.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Bslrsmore Nay sS-FogOEins are the sales and
Quotati0os on fhs most active securities listed os
the Baltimore Stock exchange.
GALEs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
CURB nIARKET.

cuotatio-s furnished by W. 2. Hfshs & Co.
members q the New YUk Stock Exchs1zs. Hi5bs
Building. * Fifteenth street ro-thwest.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or TIE CO6sGssIoxERs OF TIE
DlSlr1Ct G CclCEbi1- W1shinrtor Nay y ITp-
Sezled proposals VII b. rsos5Tsd q tins oce untl
C'SOc< :. II. JUNE = SIS. for f77-ls1iuz a-s
celTsas t-ee motor sets; for fu-7-sShi-z ard de-
hTc-irE nlus sEltch5oa71s. AID f1r furnishing al
nsocssG1 lsbC- ard uster5als f1- iny.aIliuz he
ahoTe-DS-la1 Fs1s-1tcE sscs ard suitc-hozr.ss ard
fo- wiring sqcipping vsth elecc1cty and making
altsTa-tEls. &c a. sDecifs1 = rhe Ezs-zr- Wss--
En- and Cslt-al HiEa SctOoss q tbs c-y. Bark
tC--1s q rzoooszls spec1c cs-io-s a1d Al necssa-F
Information E6T be 05czinad o. appicztio1 70 tts
PToPsTE C.eTk. D. G. Dist-ict BziiSizE. HESRT
2 P. NACF4RLAND. HENRY L VEST "
Y JUDSOS. Connissio1e-s. D. c uyE&Z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

Said the spotted she cleared the moon:
DOT believe friend. the nusery tune
That / jumped the Oh no
was tossed by an auto down below"
Find the little dog
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Upside down n skirt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-08-17
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that IS catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternlty. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires a constitutional
treatment Halls Cattarrh Cure Is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
mp the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing It's work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hun
bred Dollars for any case that 1t
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation. d
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PERSONALS
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! DR.. o. PIP Sweat returnee last night
from Sulphur, Okla.
I CISCO McQuatters of Dallas spent
last night in the city.
/ Little Myrtle Guthrie is visiting
relatives in Dallas this week.
A. Thomas returned this morning
from a trip to Corpus Christi
j. T. Couch and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Red Oak.
w. A. Crow returned this morning
from pleasure trip to La Porte.
Miss Mary Billiard went to Ennis
this morning to visit Miss Bertha
Worley
Miss Kate Hawn of Athens is the
guest of Miss Pearl Barksdale in
! Trinity addition.
! Miss Errall Beachum went to
Palmer this morning to visit friends
lot lew DAYS.
Miss Lucille Brian of Fort Worth
is visiting Mrs. R. r. Hendricks on
kaufman street
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Eagle left last
night for Fort Worth, their home
for this fall and winter.
Miss Susie Lomax has returned
from an extended visit with rela
lives at Austin and Bryan.
Misses Rosa Alderman and Nova
Maloney of Waxahachie are guests of
Miss Genie Rowe-Ennis News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stephens of Dali
las spent Saturday night and Sunday
in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G LomaX
Miss Vernella Owens and Miss
Beulah Erwin went to Ennis this
morning TO be guests at a house
party given by Mrs W. S Robinson.
Mrs f. j Moore and daughter
Miss Elizabet left this morning for
Haskell to spend about two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs r. p. Moore. They
were accompanied to Fort Worth by
Mr. Moore, who Will resume his com
mercial travels.
! DR.. S. l.. Hornbeak left this
morning for Chicago to select a music
teacher to take the place of Miss
! Augusta Bates in Trinity University.
| 1t was not definitely known until
! just few days ago that Miss Bates
would not return next year. She
will remain at her home in Chat
| tanooga, Tenn.
| Prof. j. Henry Phillips of Mans
! field arrived yesterday to visit his
| family. who have been spending sew
| eral days with Mrs. Phillips par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adkisson.
I Professor Phillips will teach in the
( North Texas Normal at Denton next
wnter He has been principal of
! the Mansfield public school the past
| four years
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PLAINVIEW.

Plainview, Tex, Aug. 16.-There
was a light shower Thursday which
was needed very much, but it will
not do much good unless there Is
more rain soon
The Methodist meeting began at
Sardis Friday night which will go
on for a week or two.
The farmers are breaking their
stubble land around here, and they
are still hoping for better times
ahead.
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>e~>t>>>>> . >~~~~~%~~~~
10 local NEWS .
See T. S Cronk co. FOR garden
hose tt
F. 5. Cronk x Co sell roofing
cheap. II
! Cream and Cake, courthouse lawn
Saturday night, Ice. t16
| II. w MADISON contractor and
! builder. II
! Cream and Cake served by w. 0.
! w, Circle Saturday night. lie
Eighteen rolls toilet paper and
holder for 800 at Cronk Co. II
Buy your pumps from F. s. Crcnk
Co All kinds. Prices way down. tt
/ California apricots, peaches, pears
and cherries 5 cents now, at Early's.
! 115
Eat Ice Cream with w. O. w cir
Gle Saturday night on the courthouse
lawn. 116
| j. A. Synco sustained severe
/ sprain of one arm and wrist last
night.
/ The goods are moving at Early's
! Clean-Up Sale. Don't wait, but call
Early. 115
! When you need plumber, call
! Bunkley. with 8. Cronk Co. Both
Phones "a
| Ice Cream and Cake served by W.
/ 0. w. Circle Saturday night on the
courthouse lawn, Toe 116
| Phone the Waxahachie Livery and
fTransfer Co., when you want trunk
or baggage of any Kind hauled
( Phone 49, IT
Another car of ear corn here from
Oklahoma, free from weeyil and
first class. Either phone No SO
WaXahachie Grain Co. If
Pickles, olives, chow chow, bottled
vinegar, grape juice, relish cherries.
salad dressing, etc, 30 per cent off
at Early's. Tuesday last day 115
! My studio is now open and all
those who have held their work and
waited for me to make their pic
lures will be gladly received. Mrs.
&c, +. Jackson, leading photogra-
pher. tt
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A Musical Treat.

/ take pleasure in announcing to
the music lovers of our city that we
will be able to offer a grand opera
program at our store today and to-
night rendered on the Famous Vic
tor Victrola by such renowned ar
lists as Melba, Caye, Hamliu, En-
man, Shunann Heink, Caruso, etc.
Come II is worth while. Music be-
gins al 400 to 3 y. N.
G. A ARNOLD.
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New York Odd Fellows

Saratoga. N. Y. Aug. 18..-Odd
of the Empire State were present
when the annual convention of the
order was convened in convention
tant matters will be taken up during
the session.
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\ SPECIALIST SAYS
piles Can't Be Thoroughly Cured
by Outward Treatment"

DR.. j. s. Leonhardt, OF Lincoln,
Neb., the celebrated specialist, who
has studied every phase of piles,
says: piles cant be thoroughly cur
ed by ointments, nor any other out
side treatment. The cause is inter
nal, and needs internal treatment"
DR.. Leonhardt's perfected Hem-Roid
the first internal pile cure. 1t frees
circulation in the lower bowel, and
has cured SO per cent of cases.
Sold under guarantee at B. W.
Fearis, Waxahachie, Texas. Price 81.
DR.. Leonhardt Co., Station b, Buffa-
10, N. Y, prop. Write for booklet. d.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-08-17

The regular meeting of the Prae-
toriaus Will he held tomorrow night
at the w. O. w. hall. All members
requested to be prpesent.
AMI CAROTHERS, S. NJ.
p R. ROCKETT, Recorder
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-08-17

For Indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative
as it stimulates the stomach and liv-
er and regulates the bowels and will
positively cure habitual constipation.
E. W. Fearis.