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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-17

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prevents pneumonia and consump-
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When you think OF having print
ing done, the next thought should
be of the Enterprise Publishing COM
pany-the place where you can get
1t done to suit you. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-17

The ajestic offers plenty of mu-
sic and singing for the first part of
the week The three Copelands come
with a splendid singing and dancing
act while Wayne Christy will give
a rendition of some of the latest song
successes. s
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Recital by Music Pupils.

The following program will be
rendered by Mrs. Genie Watson's
music class at the Sims library to-
morrow evening at S:15 o'clocy
a May Day F. G. Rathpurn
Misses Patterson, J. B. and Matte
V. Yarbrough. @ 49,
Pony Race .ss- a..~..-...-...t Behr
Grady Alexander .AaatE
g Fluttering Leaves" Delhi iAs Doty
Lola Curry. ra9T' f1 safpo'
Evening Bells" .'.i'.' ~, ''-'
y e, Yarbrough
Pathway aof .Blossoms' top. lad
....... ...,, -. .y7e,., CIV. Kern
Ruth Keys. 81
"Balancelle" ....... F. Behr
Frank ,Kirksey,mJ. b. Yarbrough.
tSkphanie Gavotte' -. Czibulka
~ Bertha Bauder.
"Madchentraum" eOpp. 176l Helms
Lucille Ransom.
The Flower Song" ..eyE .Lange
Mamie Lea Flynn. y.
Burning of Rome e. T. PAUL
Una Jeffress.
Charge of the Uhlans" &C. Bohm
Gladys Ralston.
The Little Old Woman. H. Tucker
Mamie Thompson, Grady Alexander,
Alice Keys, Lillian Kirksey, Pau
line Bauder, Isabella Ransom,
Myrtlene Yarbrough.
Strike March kollander
Ella Mae Patterson, Flora, Patterson
stars of Fire" ..-....... Behr
Lucille Ransom, Matte V. Yarbrough
Andante Finale de Lucia di Lam
meroor Donzettl
1for left hand alone) Leschetizky
Matte Hester.
'Dentelle . -,,.f.,. T. Mattel
Matte v Yarbrough4Ia
Polka des Polkas"s.. C. X. Wallace
Emma Forester.
Am Garda Sec Top. 1889 A. Sey-
bold
Bertha Bauder, Matte Hester.
lie Tremolo' tReyerie) II. Rosellen
RiveS Watson. ~t.. 3D..
'Serenade' COP. so TIL. = Hermann
Bertha Bauder, Emma Forester, q
Misses Patterson . -
awakening of the Lion tOp.@l l5)
L--------------- -. Dekonski
Matte Hester.
"Lus.piel overture lOp. 73)
.......... 49,. Keller Bella
JeWett Bowling,
.'Trot de Caxallerie'' -. Rubinstein
,Riyes Watson, Emma Forester,
Matte Hester.
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Hicks Capudine Cures Sick Head

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fects Immediately. Sold by drug
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|of each department to. send the small
assessment of, 20 gents TO the library
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50. g&' :
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-17

Notice to Department Clubs.
The president asks every member
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-17
Only 10 Left Of the 20
Allotted for Waxahachie

Every
he Plan the - i
building
lining the settlers and letting
this
of
file
requiring five his land
In fact drawing lottery illegal and titles land obtained
in all
building the auction plan
has been used 80
Recognized by the Supreme Court
recognized the Supreme Court fair and equitable
which
and Now better than the old
together Unfortunately
to out each other for the
the Event of Death
of
of
this whole life
-. These will
of
econtr call Rogers Hotel 3.
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Obituaries. resolutions oLrespect, ca rds
OF thanks-ali matter not NIiWS-will be
charged for at the rate OF cents per line
Poetry at double price. s@ssa,.s 4
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Total . 1864, III, 1914
Average annual approF iations,
$83,014, 660.S4.
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation OF any
person, firm or corporation that may APP
ear in the columns of the Daily Light
will be gladly corrected upon n being
srought to the attention of The manage
ment. !
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ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.

Total $3.50, 607,3
Average annual appropriations,
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TheEnterprise Publishing Company is
in noIwise responsible for de BITS that may
any circumstances. Every empioye OF
this office is paid promptly for work
the selling public-ENTERPRISE PUB.
LISTING COMPANY, Per g. W. Ne
Knight, Manager.
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$500. As.

10 = Total s22o,634,4o3'Se
Average annual appropriations,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-05-17

Jewett Bowling,
.'Trot de Caxallerie' g.. Rubinstein
,Riyes Watson, Emma Forester,
Matte Hester.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
FOR SALE.

Esa sALE-One twelve-rcom modern sueture. just completed, on Squaw sIl Bath, electric lighted through.
 r, completely furnished. A bargain. isares, or call, American Realty ( Investment Co.,, Post office baldipg, Plsse 1881, city.
 hz sALE-Abour four acres of we'll improved property adjoining town. In | .uirs Globe Commercial store. lns pENT-Furnished house; also two ,o,a house unfurnished. c. c. Csrico, Pssh street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
PIMA NOTES.

PIMA, February 9.--There is a great deal of sickness among the children in Pima at present, though there are DO serious cases.
 The Central Telephone office has been undergoing a number of improvements. and among them is the addition of a splendid new cable.
 Charley Boyle has returned to Pima after an absence of eight years, during which time he has travelled through a good many of the eastern states.
 The Sunday School Dramatic assoeia- tion at Central gave theater party Friday evening, which was well attend ed and much enjoyed.
 Seth Dodge has been made road sup ervisor of Pima.
 w. T. Webb has returned to Phoenix to attend the legislature.
 Miss Zell Paterson. the popular school teacher, has been at Thatcher this week on account of her sister E death. Miss Ella Holiday has been filling her place in the school
 w. H. Whipple, who has been sS Clifton for the last five years, has come back to live on his farm in the eastern part of Pima.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
HAPPENINGS AT
 HOT SPRINGS

INDIAN HOT SPRINGS, Feb. o. Louis Ottman of Clifton is guest at the Springs.
 W. B. Barr, of Phoenix, is taking a course of the waters.
 Prof Jno. w. Prout, the mining ex. pert of Denver, was called to this vicin- ity on business last week and was a guest at the Springs. Prof. Prout was accompanied by F. A. Woodward, of Boston.
 T. A. Cummings of Clifton is test ing the curative properties of the waters.
 Judge w C. Mcfarland, of solomon vile, was a guest at the Springs last week.
 B. k. Norton of Cedar Springs ranch, who spent some time here for the bene- fit of his health, returned to his homo last Friday, having entirely recovered from his recent illness.
 Charles E. Babcock, business manager of the Border Magazine,of Tucson, spent Ia few days at the Springs last week.
 Mrs. F. w. Westmeyer, of Los An geles, Calf, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Andrew C. Alexander, at Indian Hot Springs.
 Clay Wilson, foreman at Cedar Springs ranch is guest at the Springs.
 Tom Picket. an old-timer of this vie inity, and at present in the employ of the government, at Fort Apache, is a guest at the Springs.
 Bert NJ. La Fontaine, a mining man of Rawhide, Nevada, is at the Springs for rest and recreation. Frank Baldwin, Harry Woods and Don Hargroye, returned to Globe last week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10

Silver Belt wants yosr jss printing
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
CORRESPONDENCE
 FROM THATCHER

THATCHER, February 9.--Mrs. Brinkerhoff and Mrs Webster are stead l fly improving in health.
 The seven-year-old son of Samuel Echols was thrown from horse Mon. day, and was picked up unconscious. His injuries proved to be nothing more serious than few severe bruises. The Cbautauqua circle held its meet, ing Monday evening instead of Tues day, on account of the play Tuesday evening. The following program was rendered.: Foundations of Modern Flu rope, ' by Mrs. Moody; Man and the Earth,' by Vina Lee. and "Journeys in the Hollow Land,' by Clara Nash
 Mrs. Sessions is spending part of each week assisting in the Edwards hotel at Pima.
 Lehi and Alma Larsen, Ivan Garden. CT and Alma Sessions compose quar- tet which has been organized at the academy.
 The remains of the late Mrs. Jones are being held for the arrival of her parents from St. Johns. A telegram Monday evening was to the effect that they would start at once.
 Miss Caroline Montierth has planned to give a number of recitals in Thatch- CT and nearby towns. She begins at Pima on Tuesday evening.
 The funeral services of Orlando Pace of Franklyn were held in the Thatcher meeting house Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Bishop A. C. Peterson presid- ing. The academy choir sang "Some- where the Sun Is Shining.' After prayer by Walter Winsor, "Jesus Low CT of My Soul, v was rendered by the choir J. s. Carpenter, Miles Reay, Father Claridge and President Kimbail all spoke feeliDgly in euIogy of the de.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD

| STAFFORD, February 9.---John Mad sen was an incoming passenger from the east yesterday afternoon.
 The Cooley company presented "Ari zona v to fairly good house in Todd 's hall last evening. A number from Thatcher and Solomonville were in at. | tendance.
 William Sanders. whose occupation is at present the killing of jack rabbits, came in from Bowie and the surround ing country with 900 rabbits ears. for which he will receive a handsome boun. ] ty.
 MT, and Mrs. Mack of Denver, Colo, are new arrivals in the city.
 Miss Francis Gates of Globe. who is making her home at the Petar Andar. son ranch, was enrolled in the public school yesterday.
 The new Royal theater will open this evening with moving picture show.
 Miss Lois Anderson, having com. pleted course in the Woodbury busi. ness college of Los Angeles, is expected to arrive home Saturday or sunday. and will resume her former duties at tte J.. M. Foster Mercantile company. II. J. Dowdle and J. J. Birdno are business visitors to Solomonville today
 The Saguaro club held its usual week iy meeting at the school house Monday evening. The lesson on Renaissance Sculpture and the Architecture of the Nineteenth Century was led by Miss Elsie Foster
 An afternoon of pleasure is in store for the members of the Whist club and a few invited guests at the hospitable home of Mrs. George Birdno Thursday afternoon for which invitations have been issued
 z. c. Prina is trnasacting business in the county seat today.
 An interesting program has been ar. ranged for the meeting of the w. c. T. U. at the Methodist Episcopal church on Friday afternoon of this week.
 Rev. James k. Crutchfield of Phoenix. IS expected to arrive in the city on Wednesday on a visit to his father. Rev s. Crutchfield.
 Work on the new Methodist parson age is being rushed and it will soon be ready for the occupancy of the pas tor, Rev. Andrews, and family. It isl a strictly modern structure and a cred itable addition to the locality.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
Lame Shoulder

This is common form of muscular rheumatism. No internal treatment is needed. Apply Chamberlain s Eminent freely three times day and quick cure is certain. This iniment has prov en especially valuable for muscular and chronic rbeumatisn. Sold by all drug gists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
CASH MUST ACCOM- PANY AID

ceased. The services closed by the choir singing, ''I Know That My Redeener Liveth.' A very large procession fol lowed the remains to the cemetery. MT. Pace was the father of fifteen chiI dren, and was raising four grandchil- dren who were left mofherless. Most all of them, with a host of other reIa- tives, were in attendance at the funeral services.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
The Silver Belts Classified Ads % % W3sk @ 2y sb MsBT % 2 5 o 9o G7ts4 S
One Cent
 a Word
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Span of pon,es, harness and blackboard; ponies good for rid. ing and driving. Enquire 953 North Broad
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
AN UNHAPPY coMBrNATIoN

Hewitt; "It is pretty tough, living from hand to mouth. {"
 Jewett; Especially if you have a small hand and large mouth"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10

FOR SALB-Pianola. s25o.oo cash Inquire of John Gays at Monte Car le saloon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10

the shoulder down and the back left perfectly plain. The batter Tn provides for two distinct styles of sleeves, one the ordinary shirt waist, with plain stiff cuff. and the other a tight leg O mutton.
 The skirt has five gores and can be finished either with or without the ruff fie. In the back 1t is slightly full at the waist line. If the garment is made of a tub na- terial it would be wise to place two or three wide tucks just above the hem. This would allow for letting down should the goods shrink when laun- deFcd.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
FRock FOR HOME WEAR.


 line and then has all and mpas gowned It have collar of be made with collar band and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
A SERIOUS MATTER

tlonr ts S0n' "Father, why don't you Fat5.,' a club like mamma doesip' Ine of It l did, what would be-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10

De '' pri.s. class job printing at reason
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10
Home Investment Company
REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS.

other kind business Business sonable business he ought his line We do wish and handle several side lines would compelled employ them and their would have the purchaser the to sell Often needs ready wants it hurry if he has property likely he will bake who devotes his time When needs TIERS looking line in the market anything Greater Globe remember goods with business
 
 SHOW BUSINESS bargains homes give a call
 BULLETIN BOARD
 HOUSES HOUSES HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY
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 Manager al
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10

business visitor in town Monday.
 G. K. Young has installed large new delivery wagon, which makes a neat ap pearance
 George. the young son of David Ridg way, who has been very ill., is much improved
 Wiley E. Jones of Globe is business visitor in town this week
 The Bridge Whist club was delight fully entertained at the home of Mrs. J. $. Abbott. Sweet violets arranged in pretty bowls lent an added charm to the eozy home and Mrs. Abbott proved herself the charming hostess she has always been. Miss Mae Dowdie and Miss Villa Robinson were invited guests and besides these, the follow. ing members were present: Mrs. E. W. Clayton, Mrs. R. s. Patterson, Mrs. Charles F. solomon, Miss Margaret Rob inson. Mrs. George A. Olney. Mrs F. F. Masbir and Mrs. B. F. Thum
 The postponed meeting of the Etudc club will be held at the home of Mrs. E. j. Carlos this evening. a John Mattice was business visitor here Monday from Pima.
 Messrs. George Olney, Henry Grey and Chris Madscn received six thor, oughbred horses from California today.
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church will hold business meeting at the church Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-10

LOCATION NoTICH BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The oasis., 1909-07-24
The Sonora Copper Company.

From Mir. A. M. Conard, general manager for the Sonora Copper Company, who was at Nogales early in the present week THE OASIS learns that work is progress ing finely at the camp, which is about three miles east from Noria station, on the line of the Sonora railway about eight miles south of NOgales, and that preparations are in hand for construction of 100.ton mating furnace with all accessories necessary to its successful opera tion. Plans for the furnace have been prepared and bids for con- struction invited.
 The furnace will be located at a point about half way distant be. tween the mine and the railway station, and it is intended that a spur track will be run from the station to the furnace. The ore will be taken down from the mine by an aerial tramway one and one- half miles long, for which survey has been made and bids invited for its construction. At the mine there will be installed an air compressor with capacity of running nine drills. Bids for its installation have been invited from both the Rand-lngersoll and the Sullivan machine drill factories. A 40-K. w. electric generator, with an en- zine to drive it anda 60-H. P. boiler to supply steam are now in course ol installation, and will be completed very shortly. It will run electric hoists at the mine, and it will SUD- wly lights for both mine and the mill.
 Everything will be pushed for. ward as rapidly as possible, and il is anticipated that the furnace will be ready to blow in sometime dur, ing the coming fall or winter.
The oasis., 1909-07-24
Work on s. p. R. R. on Topic Territory.

Guadalajara, July l2-The Grant Bros, Construction Co.,, which is building the Southern Pacific ex- tension south, is establishing ma terial yards at Acaponeta, Topic and will rush big supplies of ties, rails, timbers, etc., to that point, The idea is to make the work in Topic independent of railroad con- nection with the port of Mazatlan so that in the event the rainy sea- son interferes with traffic below Mazatlan the construction forces will not be delayed.
 The International Contracting Company has practically com. pleted it's Southern Pacific contract in Jalisco, and has discharged its workmen, stored its equipment and pastured its horses and mules. The only work now in progress is being done by two sub-contractors, and they will soon finish their con tracts. Both the Grant Bros, Con struction Company and the Inter national Contracting Company vii bid for the work of building tn, extension through the barrancas o the Sierra Madre.
The oasis., 1909-07-24
Whole No. 845
under bankruptcy sale

sold under bankruptcy sale a few months ago. It was bought in by J. Thomas Reinhardt who has perfected his titles thereto. The report'says that he has made the statement that he bought it in to save it for the stockholders and will turn it over to them at actual cost to him, which cost will not ex. ceed $20,000 gold.
The oasis., 1909-07-24
CONSUL BRIcKWooD.
His Departure From Honduras Re-
 gretted by Americans.

gretted by Americans.
 The following from the New Orleans Picayune of July 7th is of interest to the people of Nogales and vicinity who know we'll the young man named and take inter- est in his welfare and advancement:
 Puerto Cortez, July l. via New Or leans, July 6.-Nothing has occurred in the city in recent years which has so stirred up the residents of Puerto Cortez as the departure of Albert w. Brick wood, Jr., the American consul, from this port. In the short time that he has been here, little less than eighteen months, he has won the loyalty and res pect of the Americans and foreigners generally. The regret at his going was universal. Few men have won in such a unanimous manner the regard of everyone. The prominent business men, planters, railroad men, down to the common laborers, appear to be equally affected at his leaving One of the wealthiest planters in Honduras was heard to say that he was bitterly dis appointed and that the consul's going was terrible blow to him. Another prominent business man said that he could not bear to think of it. But this regret was not confined to the wealthy, but 1t extended down to the common laborer. Strong men discussed his de- parture with tears in their eyes. They had known how hard he had worked, and how, as the representative of the American government, he had suffered no wrong to be perpetrated against any American citizen. He had left nothing undone to help those in need, and he has carried with him the kindest feel ings and respect of all and the heartfelt wishes for his future success.
 The following was presented to Consu Brickwood before his departures
 The undersigned citizens of the United States and residents of this com muity, learning with sincere regret O. your early departure from our midst beg leave to express to you our appre citation of the high public service which you have rendered as a consular officer "lAO VI OllO oplCllulNl ClNlC WHICH you have given during your residency il Puerto Cortez. Your attention to pub lie duties has been marked by patriot, earnestness and zeal, while your privat, life and social intercourse have beer such as to challenge the admiration O all peoples. The consulate of the United States which has been under you charge since February, 1908, has beer advanced to first rank and during you incumbency has been maintained in
 manner becoming the dignity of ou great republic.
 ''In taking your departure for Tapa chula Mexico, which we understan will be your next field of official activity we ask that you accept this testimonia of the high regard in which you hay been held by your fellow-citizens of thi consular district, and of their sincere re gret caused by your transfer. We be to remain, dear sir, your faithful an, appreciative fellow-citizens.
 The document was signed by nearl , all of the Americans in this section ( Honduras.
The oasis., 1909-07-24

Wednesday TIE OASIS job print ing establishment turned out a full sheet poster for "The RedHouse" of Ramon Vasquez, which was crowd ed with an enumeration of the rare bargains in dry goods, clothing, ladies dress goods, shoes, hats, etc., offered at the great commercial em- porium for which the work was done.