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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-10-06
From The Advertiser. Sept 2Il
IN OPERATION
IN THIRTY DAYS
MACHINERY ARRIVING FOR NEW
STEEL PLANT.
A. HirSh, General Manage
er of the Independent
Company, Greatly
Pleased by Out
look.

I'VE have fifty or sixty car loads of
machinery coming TO be installed III the
new plant, in fact there are "a number of
these cars already on the sidings at Ken
ova, said A. Hirsh general manager OF
the independent Steel comraur to AN
Advertiser man this afternoon Contir-
uing he said:
Il and Mr. Henry, the assistant gen
eral manager are here now TO see about
The installation of machinery. The work
VIII begin at once, and, within thirty
days, we will have our plant in opera
ton and give employr ent to two hun
dred men, or thereabOuts. Before the
END OF the year we will be working three
hundred men, and before three wears
nave expired we Will employ fifteen
hundred or two thousand men
1.-The greatest trouble which we now
lace and the one which threatens the
most serious delay, is the scarcity of
houses at kenova. Some are being erect
ed there now and Others will COUP in the
near future, but at present it looks as II
part of the men might have to camp
temporarily in tents.
"There isn't any trouble about orders =,
he said, when asked if the prospect for
steady activity was good. Every steel
mill III the county is from six to eight
months behind with their orders and lis
lot a question of getting business so
much aS handling it when it is once Sc
cured.
1--WE are going to begin Mt once to Pat
down number of biz wells. Our planr
Will consume vast amount of water
daily. as much ard perhaps more than
the whole city of Huntington. We VIII
nave TO erect an Office building. too.
Plans have been prepared for a two. story
structure covering an AGRA of sixty by
one hundred feet
''How are You impressed with Keno
va as manufacturing site:' asked the
reporter.
1--WE think 1T is tie best site in the
country. else we would not have selected
1t, was the reply of Mr. Hirsh,
why" he continued. "we were offer
ed mere than twice as much to 90 else
where, but the natural advantages Of
henova caused us TO decide to settle
there. Fairmont, for instance, offered a
financial lnducement more than double
that which we received Aere We look
ed over aud received propositions from a
doZen cities, none of them Offering the
same natural advantages as Kenova.
In my opinion" he continued.
Huntington should have been where
henova is now, the latter afford ne a
better natural site for the city In course
OF time, however. the two places will be
united. Huntington will do the annex
ing you say: Well, probably so but III
tell you that our plant, and those which
Will follow it Ill few years time, VIII
make kenova grow wonderfully fast
and II Is not impossible that of the two
cities Kenoya will ultimately be the
larger
Mr.. Hirsh and Mr. Henry expect TO
spend much nf their time here while the
machinery is being installed ar the
plant. They Will leave shortly for Pitts.
burg, but within week Mr. Henry VIII
return to remain here until ali the ma
chinery is in place.
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DO not 90 to other towns to have
your tire insurance written, when
j. j. McDougal can place anv
amount you desire IN the strongest
and Let companies at the lowest
possible rates
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Gebenslanglide Snft fir breifadJcn
MDrber.

San a SO Sit SIS, %. OCTOBER.
Snmles McIfobon b~efonnte lid,
bellte idptIoig, ieine 5ipei Shmelterll
HoIe Wcatobon iino Sraii alonSo
San Honen, ionic Die @uttin oes 2ct,
tcreil erlnorHct III babcn. ST luuroe
6l lebenslGnQlider Soit i'm 5i,d,t.
bollS 81 Gaming pcrurtbeilt.
Wc9foDon bate Die @rntorblm9
leineS SdiuagerS unb ieillcr SdJpe.
tern Iorgf1ltio 9epIaut, iueil ieiuc
Wiitter bieielbcn bel Der @ertbeiluna
ilres Sermogc,s III begiinItigcn be.
abiiftiate. ST iiibrtc Sen Morbplnn
nit falter @rouiamftit aus upo ieil.
erie nlelrere Shiiiie nif iebes Spfer
ab. Nof Ser Gntbeding idlob or
lif) Dem Sderifi in Dem Sild)en llod)
oert Woreet ali, ipitroc ieood) idlie6.
It'd ourd) bic Mod)t ser llmIt1nbc 5l
eiilem 8eItGroniB ge5ipungen.
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GNlidlc &2.0ins.

& o d. It cr, Ny, %. Oftobcr.-
Sicr cirfliliren our 3eit 10 piele fol.
Ifc $2-@reenbods, boB Yunbes. sc.
beimpoli5ilten bon @aibington bier
Der gefomnren uno aud bieiige 9etef.
tbs eifrig nit Ser Iufipiirrng Der
Snoioioucn beid)1itigt iilto, ipeIhe ole
51lif)nngen IN llmlouf ieBen. Giele
iino ouf pbotogrnpbiitem @ege iebr
gut gen1aft, MIR tdiliden lie, penn
nod neit, nid)t 10 leid,t. olS ipenI, tie
alt mo 5erfnittert liub. Wan gloubt,
bob Die aefGlidten 9ias nidt bier,
lonoern III groBeren StoOten 9enlaft
iino ulto bier nilr in llmlolli geiest
iperoefi.
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8cbbarbt's Gnific.
@ioerruit oas @eitGnpnib ser bcibcn
onoeren Sraitcnmotoc.

@ioerruit oas @eitGnbnib ser bcibcn
ouoeren Srailcnmorbe,
Gem.D orr, 30. OCTOBER. Mor-
Ser tsreo. ,@ebborbt pcIder IN SIS.
lip, 2..S., inlaftirt lit. iheint iib ieBt
Surattf perIegcn 5it iioIlens oinh al
Ierlei Mtdtdeu upD Semitic bclt Gin!
oruf eines @tiiteSgeit6rte1l herporsl-
ruien. eIns fur5c @eitanonib.. mod
Sipei onbere 6rouen auBer gnnd Git
'tber, nnlacbraht 5it bahell bat er bel
reits nieber jnriidse5o9eil. Saltc wie
otrllllt peisette er lid bebarrlid, oil'
Ser Dem Wor6e I1no Cutters nod
eillen dnoeren 5li5iigeben. Coroner
Sapaee hut lid an Die 9eborOen IN
@orceiter, Maii. 9Gponbt uno Gin'
5eln6eiten iiber Den Morb Der Sars
mer. Somilie Nertpn erheten. @enn
Der Mero ON I. Sonilnr 1898 beaoll-
gen iueroen lit, 10 fonn @ebbnrht ais
Sb1ter nid)t in Srugc fommen, benn
jill oieier 3eit iaB er III Sing Sing
binter Sd)loB unb &iegel. Or. So
oaae ldBt einige BON 5ruuen al 8eb-
barot ecihriebene. in beutider Spra.
der perfaBte uno in @ebborbt's Sonb
III aitoria g%einnoene 8ricfe iiberiet,
SEN. Nus bieien 9riefen erbofft Die
9eb6roe N%rfflGrllng iiber onoerpei
tiae ge5iebuu9en @%ebborot's 5i bis,
fer in ser Sro9obie nid)t acnanntcn
Srouen. Ger Srlaueit beeinnt belltc
Nadmittae I'M 2.3O' Nor.
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Scnte crreift 1ait Hew.c rleams.

Yaton8onse {, Ga, 30. CIT. =
Er1ii6ent 9aft FAM 5fpiid)en 9 iinb
10 l1br beute abeno auf ocm Gam.
pier ySleanoer" bier all, uno aid,
BIER mitBte bas fir ieine geipirtbuna
anigeitellte Hroaramm anIdBIid Scr
pcripdteten Anfunit idlimm suioin.
men aeItriden merben. I'm $40
butte 8ormittog mar Der Yrdfioent
81 @otde3, Dill, anseIanst uno uni
@ittdg feste e.. feite Gabrt bierber
nit nabe8n 6rei stunoen 8eripdtang
icrt. Worgen meroen Der sOIcau,
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Serbicnitpuaer Sffijier p%emTunirt.

@aib nGtorr, 9. e., 80. Otto
Der. Wuior Inbreip g. Hoipnn
bonn Is. 9unoes Snfanterie . Sc
gimeitt. Der nSid, baburh beriibmt
muhte bnB err bei'm Musbrith beS
INSTRUMENTATION arieges @ene-
raj Wile's 9otihaft in @orcio iiber-
mittelte unb oaourd) beoeuteno gum
aliidIid)en Ius9ane oeS arieges bel.
triig, fpirb aui iein eigenes @eiid bin
i'm 9rScmber mad ntebr oils oreiBig.
iabriger Gienit5eit peniionirtt wcr'
Den.
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ber" uno Der Gcit Ger 3loiiae Neiu'
Orleans crreifcn, u1lo Die piel BE-.
iprod)enc @iiiiiiippi- 6abrt, melde
rid)t gan5 10 gIatt p%crliei, ais ermars
tct luoroen mar, miro 5l Gnoe iein.
Sn Orleans limo ollie Sprberci.
tIlngeu fir cinen groBortigen en-.
pfang oes G%rGiioenten polenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
SGnserin idieft @atten nieber.

3eno, Nep., 80. Ottober. -8rnn
@lbert 6. talbot, cine bebeiitenoc bic.
iiae Sdngerin unb @attin oes rgrd)'
mad)ers" inno Sportsm1nnner 1ai'
bot. bat oieien belite i'm gureat pot,
Gifter Sonos nieoerseidoiien. geioe
batten Streit iiber Die 9beilirtg bon
$4,000 nno talbot iod ieine Sat
tin seidinsen babeir. 6rau talbot
lang ieiner 3cit IN Der Dper in Nai.
lon0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Shifisnahrifjtrn

q ctp +. gorf. 20. Sftober.
Ger 1ampier "2ouiione" lit Don
Gapre nngefoninte1i.
8ron 8eab, 30. Oftober.
Ger BON Nep-gorf nad Bremen be.
Jimmie Gampfer 9remea" lit bier
perbei geoampit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Nus BEN Snueren WarslanA'sr nab
ben a~nsrensenSen GtaateH.oS

morn. S'tA
Sn 4agerstopn, Dt0., ntadlte Ser
so Sabre alte Geutid,e Bm. S4mibt
dfs Gonncrltas eiicn Selbitntornber.
IId,. inoem er lid, NIT Dem HnfirfneI.
Ice einen tiefcn Sdnitt lit ben Sols
bcibradJte. CT wdr iait su T5be &c.
blntct, oils arstlide SiiIfe otllanate.
Der Watn lit ieit ldnseter3 eif tr1ttf.
lid.
ao6lcnardber getd0tet
Ibomos Didiams, elm II Sabre
alter aobleugrdber, tpur6e In 6tr
bd 2onatctt.
ing, aaeaanp.g ountp, Mo,s Mtdh
berab faaenoe aoblenmaffen ae5Stet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01

gm Nbcnb, I'M s llbr b%eginncno, II
mieoeutm @otteSbieuit nit Gor(c
lung bes 2utber. 6eltipiels Don Sans
Serring. Ser Gbor trdgt 9utber
Chloride Dor.
Sn ser SrieoenS-8 ird)c c.
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gen, om determinations. Sonntag, ii
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lditlc bcginrt Inn 153 llbr Hadmit
tags. r-- Ag t.rS
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Speater" mo oGenuocrot".
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ner.@". ~Spc @oie," yGreaeua," ga.
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.reiiobrigc mo Gltere, I tit6 Ieilc
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renreiten. G%reiidbrige rnO 1lterc,
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400" rSbiitlebale," n9obbie 4,all,"
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Stentenont Collins BE.
tnoen etmnS beiicr. St
Dem gefinoen oeS 2ieuterlonts SO.
lepb @. Collins bonn iiioliden Yoli-
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- LuAr . 81 lA- -
BcDnttStd'gsfcte - sperr
Sctrp Sol: aSd)acier. Der al Der Or.
leans. uno Gaitlc.S trnbs cine @irtp.
ifait betreibt, ~icierte gcitcrn %icinell
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inn ibm 5ii gratuliren. 3ie Sallpt-
ieier fi1oet aber crit be,is abelto
itatt. gu berielben lit Der .Sit.gal.
timore Nesser /. l1nteritiisungs-g Ser.
elm" oeIiet SafretGr Nerr Staeier
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nah araerifa. Or lit Meseer pon
9eruf nno arbeitete als iolfer .
Sabre lang bel Der Girma 6. SOB.
mann & Sobne uno ieit 3 Sabren
beireibt er Die ecnanntc @irtbidait.
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Erins Snni nnb bic 8emablin
baufcu.

Wnibin q I Oh II, .. g.. %. OF.
tober. = Ter Erin5 INTO bic Erin5ei.
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iii Ncip- s)orf 3it bell mn,
DC. entbietcn laiielL
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tioen efmaS becr. eSit
Dem Vefinoen oeS 2ieuteilontS SO.
lepb 3. Collins bonn iiiolidlen Yoli-
5elotltrtft, iueld)er. lpie geitern i'm
"GeiitId)en Sorreiponoenten" berid,.
tet. am Donncritag pl0blid, id)per
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sum 9eiiern eillgetreten. Or. 1beo.
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frnnftcn, ocIieu 0ioglioie oiif @ebirn.
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erbolten jif tonilen. lieutenant
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bon Der Toli5eibeborbe jli pcrantlpor.
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bon RnIen @elceenbeit i'm 6ifcntlid,
5u belobigen. Gr bot mebrerc sc.
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Gonto mo modlte cine anl,5e Nr3nbl
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24
MAY BEGIN AT DALLAS.
The State Leyee and Drainage
Board Holds Meeting.

Austin, Texas, July 24.-The state
levee and drainage board, created by
IAN act of the last legislature, COM
posed of the governor. attorney gem
eral and the land commissioner, held
a meeting yesterday in the executive
department to consider plans of how
to proceed with the work. The entire
time was consumed in figuring out
how the state is to expend the $50
1000 appropriated by the act in CO.
operation with the federal govern
ment. No decision has yet been
reached.
Another question the board is to
determine is where the work is to
begin, there being many applications
from various points that want the
work to start in their respective
places. The board is also considering
this matter and may 3erile to Deetn
at the head of the Trinity river in
Dallas or in Rockwell county. Tie
board will meet again this after
noon
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f.nIcaNor Program.

Christian Endeavor program for
Sunday, July %. o'clock, Chautau-
qua auditorium.
Subject: Heroes of Missions in
China"
Scripture lesson; Matt. 5:13-16.
Leader; Miss Rosalie Molloy.
Outline of missionary work in
China.
Song.
Questions on heroes of missions.
Solo, Mrs. Cannon.
General participation,
Reading, Miss Hopkins.
Pastor Talk, five minutes.
MiZpah.
Mr.. LeBlond of the Methodist
church will have charge of the choir
and We extend a most cordial invita-
ton to singers of all the churches
in the city to come and sing in the
choir. COMMITTEE.
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and fifty years of slavery. He favor
ed a repeal OF the fifteenth amend
ment to the constitution of the Unit
ed States so that the negroes might
be deprived of the right to vote
Saturday was the last day of the
bible conference. The speakers were
DR.. j. w Caldwell of Fort Worth
and DR.. Thornton Whaling of Dali
las. DR.. Caldwell spoke Saturday
morning on the subject of The Per
sonality of the Holy Spirit Dr.
Thornton's forenoon address was on
Jesus Teaching the Twelve His
four o'clock address was on Jesus
Training the Twelve"
This evening at $50 Judge Nor
man G. Kittrell of Houston will lee
ture on Sam Houston.
Congressman Jack Beal's duties
in Washington have prevented him
from coming to lecture Monday
night, but in his place a program
will be given by Miss Randall
Tomorrow's Program.
Sixth Day, Sunday, July Us
Morning: 8, Chautauqua Sunday
school, w G. North, superintendent:
IL, Chautauqua sermon, Rev. r. l..
Irving, Gainesville, Tex. Afternoon:
3, "A Model Sunday School" con-
Quoted by William Nehemiah Wig
gins, general secretary of the Texas
State Sunday School Association.
Evening: 8, sermon, Rev. Thornton
Whaling, Dallas, Tex.
Mondays Program. -
Seventh Day, Monday, July 90
Sunday school convention. Morning
5000. prayer service; 9:15-10: 5,
"A Story for the Children" Miss AL
ma Edwards, Fort Worth, Tex; IL
Has. convention sermon, Rev j. H.
Curry, Dallas, Tex. Afternoon: $50
$3.50, address on Sunday school mu-
sic, w. c. North, Dallas; As, teach
ers' meeting, William Nehemiah
Virgins. Evening: T:30, orchestra !;
$50, recital, Miss Randell.
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\ SPOTTED RAIN.
Few sections of the County Visited
BY Downpour saturday \. NJ.

/ = CIV Nt'ti'hN III liit 'uiitN i~lit'
BY Downpour saturday \. NJ.
The heaviest rain for more than
nine months visited WaXahachie
Saturday morning beginning about
three O'Clock ana continuing an hour
or more. The precipitation as record
ed by the governments rain guage
was 135 inches.
Forreston, Boyce, Sardis and Boz
reported light showers. Howard re-
ported a fine rain and good season.
There was also a good rain at Nash
and Sterrett. Ovilla was visited by
a sprinkle and the rain was light at
Mountain Peak. The precipitation at
Ray was about one inch, Rocket
could not be heard from on account
OF the telephone line being out of
order,
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Notice in Re Transfers,

Those parents and guardians liv-
ing outside of the city, who expect to
send their children to the Waxaha-
chic Public schools the coming year
should see the county superntend-
ent and have them transferred be-
fore August ] No transfers can be
made after that time Walter Acker,
City superintendent. d96w27
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DROWNED IN THE BAY.
Bodies of BcttiSonS Found Friday
Near Morgan'S Point.

houston, July 24.-About 10
O'Clock yesterday morning the bod
les Of Capt r. l.. Bettison and his
wife were found Just below Morgan 5
Point, whittier they had drifted from
TarpoR Pier, which was destroyed by
the storm.
1t is now believed that Circulation
Manager Daily of the Galveston Tri-
Dune is also dead, he having disap-
peared at the time the Bettisons
,were blown into the water. The bod
les were found by q pleasure boat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24

If people with symptoms OF kid
ney or bladder trouble could realize
their danger they would without loss
Of time commence taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy This great remedy
stops the pain and the Irregularities,
strengthens and builds up these or
gans and there is no danger Of
Brights' disease or other serious dis
order, DO not disregard the early
5ymptoMs b. W. FeaTls d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative for
stomach and liver trouble and hab-
itual constipation. 1t sweeetens the
stomach and breath, gently stimu-
lates the liver and regulates the
bowels and is much superior 10 pills
and ordinary laxatiyes. Why not try
Foleys Orino Laxative today? B. W.
Fearis d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24

Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weaken
the constitution and develop into
consumption, but heals and strength
ems the lungs. It affords comfort and
relief in the worst cases of chronic
bronchitis. asthma, hay fever and
lung trouble b. w. Fearis d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24
Notice.

During the progress of the work
on Ferris avenue said avenue has
been closed to all vehicles. This has
been done by order of the street
committee and | have been instruct
ed to see that this is complied with.
J, w. MARTIN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24
Visit Battlefield.

Pittsburg, July PA pilgrim
age to the Ligonier battlefield was
held today under the auspices of the
Historical Society of Western Penn
sylvania.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24

Whether from Malarlous conditions,
Colds or overheating, try Hicks
CAPUDINE. 1t reduces the fever and
relieves the aching. It's Liquid-10,
.25 and soc at Drug Stores. alt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24

Delay in taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy If you have backache, kid
ney or bladder trouble, fastens the
disease upon yeu and makes a cure
more difficult Commence taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy today and
you will soon be well. Why risk a
serious malady? b. w. FearIs d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24
Notice.

Persons holding accounts against
the Young Mems Chautauqua club
are requested to present same to the
undersigned for payment at once
GEO. L. GRIFFIN, President.
Z. p. HARDIN. Secretary. 100
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24
LOCAL NEWS

= LOCAL NEWS -
Get your short orders at Eatitor-
ium. %
Lemon and limeades SC Eatitor-
ium. 95
Ice cream sodas only sc. Eatitor-
ium 95
See F. S. Cropk CO. TOR garden
hose. tt
Ice cold melons served Eatitor-
ium. 95
F, S. Cronk * @. sell roofing
cheap tt
4 Ice cold melons. Phone 500, Eati-
/ torium 95
| H. W. MADISON contractor and
builder. tt
You ana your lriehus take your
meals at Eatitorium. IS
Eighteen rolls toilet paper aud
holoer LOT Si'"o at oionN 90
That famous Freeze and good ice
cream ser 'eo '' Tue H''''oil"il' %
d. ,,.. - s., : c.,,.
~ an 1.,n1. pn.oaa uau 5aa.n -
ana ,1soIfo Ia,. - urarohao,,,a Cnoio
|r. -
Nine by twelve art souares from
s6 10 500 r r Moore Furniture
When YOU need plumber, call
RuokIav- with Z Cronk co Roth
Phones "a
The incest melons OF the season.
Ice cold, served and delivered. Phone
us. Eatitorium. 95
We trade nice. new furniture,
stoves and ranges Tor your old goods
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24
Main Street Christian Church.

On account of Chautauqua there
will be no services at all at the Main
Street Christian church Sunday. J.
B. Boon, Pastor 95
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-24

V. f. Hunter and family, who
have been the guests of his sister,
Mrs. w. H Davis, for several days,
has returned to their home at Ter
rell, accompanied by his niece, Miss
frankie Cox Of Forreston.