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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-21

day afternoon in her home in Trini-
IS Heights, complimentary to Miss
Lois Mcclellan. whose marriage y
Mr.. Phillip Bailey has been announ.
ced for October 26th. Miss Lois in a
picture hat and becoming gown.
looked eXqulsiteiy dainty and was
the center of attraction. the obser-
we'd of all observers and when the
sae had ell arrived and were ex-
rnanging the latest harmless gossip,
Master Frank Barksdale appeared
carrying grip which he presentel
to the honoree with these words:
Won't you come home, Phillip
Bailey?
Don't you sing that song no more
That niger has gone and changed
his mind
And will soon be at the door.
He went to all your friends you see,
While travelling on the road
And had each one to send Gift
So that's what's in this load"
Pe.,ls of merry laughter filled the
rouse as Gilt after gift was taken
from the grip. The hostess came for.
ward and presented the 'bride-to-
be" with shower boquet of long
handle kitchen utensils such as
spoons, forks, batter cake turner's,
etc, tied with white ribbon. Hell
presentation speech was explanatory:
know it is the custom
Attic it does most bust EN-
For the groom to give the brides
boquet.
But for fear on your wedding day,
The florist will be closed.
And you'd wished Phillip had no,
proposed
I'm giving 1t now
To keep down all chances of a row.
Yellow was in evidence in stream
ers from the grip and effectiyel,
draped about the house, this being
the chosen color for the nuptials. A
most enjoyable luncheon was served.
olives, ice cream and to-
matos with mayonaise.
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The WaNahachie Musical CLUB.
With Mrs Thomas Cheatham IN the
chair. spent two hours In regular
session Saturday afternoon in the
Auditorium of Sims Library The
lesson was a comparative study ol
very interesting by the teacher, Miss
Mable Smith, who has won for her
self the name of being a thorough
student. possessing the happy facial
~ OF imparting knowledge 10 others.
Mrs Bradford was welcomed as a
new member. Mrs Brady was
j. Lee Penn was the unanimous
choice OF the club to represent them
at the convention in San Antonio.
Two arpolntiye offices were reported
vacant and the president. Airs. Cheat
ham. named Miss Cheatham parli-
amentarian and Miss Laura McClei-
ed interested in the proposed
Lyceum course. and agreed to help
the music faculty of Trinity Uniyer-
sity secure 1t.
The following program was rend-
cred;
Sonata Handel Mics Hodges.
Aria from The Messiah Nell
Anderson.
Largo Miss Myrtle Maledon
Pierette by Charminade. Miss YER
ma Erwin.
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Tho shakespeare readers had !.
most pleasant and profitable mee,-
ing Tuesday afternoon from $3.50 to
a:30. Mrs. u. T. Buckner was
made member and also Mrs. J. s.
Herring. The business that absorb
"a the members OF this club was
the 'Lyceum course and club day
during the flower show. BY the
way the members co-operated with
Trinity to secure the lyeeum course
was gratifying and showed an al
trnistic spirit They seemed interest
ed In club and educational day for
tho flower show Trinity will furn-
lsh the program for the evening Of
the 4th and this Is q guarantee Of
success. State year hooks were dis
tributed. after which Mrs. Livingston
unfoided the beauties Of the tim
mortal bard ID the most interesting
manner. Miss Louise Groce gave
the stage Interpretation 81 Hamlet.
which subject was Mrs.. Cruces.
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Miss Kate Spalding was hostess
for the Philathea class OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church Tuesday.
October 18th. honoring Misses Lottie
Curtin and Lois Mcclellan The
beautiful new home was most signi-
ficantly decorated in hearts and
eupids. as the honorees are know,
victims Miss Matte Middleton was
toast mistress and as the sparkling
nectar was quaffed. proposed the
follow ing toasts: To the Bride was
responded to by Mrs. George Wilson
and the imaginative could see tn.
embarkment OF these tw6 young
couples on the sea OF matrimonial
life. with foam bells OF beauty
wearing 9 necklace for the smiling
Shore Miss Jessie Grey McGih
then toasted the bridesmaids in her
sweet tones with fellow feeling. ;"
Mrs. Hogan and Miss Virginia Nc
Duffie took charge of the husbands.
and their toasts were fine. Mis-.
Berta Curtin, who is to fall heir to
one OF these husbands as brother-in-
law. toasted them in this capacity.
The toast mistress as finale. spose
In words OF sympathy for the girls
left behind and as usal 1t put her
heaf ers in a jolly goo dhumor. A
program followed this in which Miss
Scion executed an instrumental solo,
Mrs. Wilson sang. and Miss Hogan
gave reading. How to me 1agu
my husband A right unique sew
iG contest was enjoyed. the articles
being made were dish rags and cup
towels. This caused Tnuch ncrri-
ment. An tho guests fingered IN
pleasant conversation, Miss Stald-
ing served as nm aftermath. sand
wiches. pickles and Ice tea. Mrs.
G. w. McWhirter II the teacher Of
this class Of choice ladies'
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The weather man should give
longer warning In regard to the ~.
iaraeh Of the first cold snap. fire
Ii. wspapor man wants more tine for
making arrangements with the ale, h
ivy merchant
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The newspapers are crying back
to-the-farm, and at the same time
each one Is doing All II can To induce
every one to become citizen OF the
town In which il is published,
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or course. little Rhode Island viii,
send man to the senate in place of
Aldrich who will represent the inter
ests to the extent of his ability. and
while he will draw the same salary
from the government he will draw
much less from other sources for =
Ions time 10 come.
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body any good 7 The late disastrous
storm has already csused an advance
In the price Of cotton. and higher fig
urcs are predicted than nave been
known since the civil war
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In many OF the cities autos have
sheen added 10 the fire department in
order to reach the blaze quickly. II
they keep On building sks-scrapers, I,
will take an aercplane 70 reach the
fire In some OF them nj all
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II IL now charged that certain cate
isa resortcd To padding in the taxing
Of the census, Such a thought might
liver have occurred to them II the
advantages of padding had not
beer demonstrated In other lines.
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Miss Emma Traylor has a pretty
line of hand painted emma on exhi-
biticn in the show window at Cur
Inns drug store. There are sman
pieces and large pieces and all are
artistically decorated. They would
make suitable gifts for coming we'd
dings. Prices quoted on application.
I'll
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Candidate for Governor Colqaitt.
candidate for Governor Terrell. Can
didate for Congress Young. Candidate
for tho Senate Warren, and Candi-
date for the Legislature Hubbard. all
from Kaufman county. showed up ~
eether at the Dallas Fair. Quite 4
creditahle display for old Kaufman.
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NNf boss arc reminded that 3, is
,ae - 81 mahc bit wA4ch counts h}
loln member % Boss Corn CloH
than y Is hY loIlaNIns hnsohan
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Good results always follow 4
use of Foley Kidney Pills. They d
tain just the ingredients necesls
to tone, strengthen and regulate Z
kidneys and bladder, ard to "
backache. b. w. Fearis.
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RI. NJ. NYCUM
Texas State Fair
October Is to 80
DALLAS, TEXAS
Tickets on Sale via
To B. v. Ry.

October i4th to 18th inclusive.
RATE:
Class A-Tickets on sale Oct. IA
TO %. limit October 81. 4. $3.50
Glass B--Tickets on sale daily
limited to days from date OF
SAFE $3.50. I.OO
Class C---Tickets on sale Oct. 10,
% and 80. for l day only .05c
Glass ETickets on sale Oct. IS,
for | day only ... O1c
A special train will be run Sun
days during the Fair, leaving
Waxahachie at $40 a. m. arriv-
ing Dallas $50 a. m. Returning
leave Dallas at y. M, arriving
at Naxahachie at s:05 p. m.
For further information see filters
or phone 81.
Beaumont Oct. 1920. limit Oct.
Fort worth Oct. ss-as. limit
Fort worth Oct. 2s-2s. limit :
days. from sale ... .4f.3S
Mckinney Oct. 1919. limit Oct.
~ ~s.1O
]. ]. NlUlLanE,
f3otl Phones u. G. 7. &Ps "A.
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Blank rotes al the Daily "A
office
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AleAlisfer coal,

Tho ysry best at shives d Kays. Il
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Tlle Gixfsen Club.

Miss Georgia Mae Barksdaie pour
"a Tea for the sixteen club On Tues
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"Then come. come away, tra-la-la,
with me, to il realm of balmy air and
breezes of Geylon. To heel, and if
thy heavy hoof but scrape the gravel
to betray our fight thou diest, and all
thy wad is eobbled by the privy Golfer
of the emporium. To heeli'
With a swift darling movement the
stranger turned and, followed obedi-
emily by Carson, went across to
building which Theodore guessed to be
greenhouse. His guide opened the
door and stood back with elaborate
courtesy that Carson might precede
him. Entering, Theodore found him.
self among beds of flowers which
filed the house.
at is too dark" said his guide, re-
joining him. Ito make the exchange
invisible Formally. Yet l would fain
know more of you than the bright and
snappy technique of your tooth chat
tering."
II don't understand" answered Car
son. sI came here by accident"
"Quite So" interposed his interlocu-
tor. Lets sit down by the American
Beauty bed-there. II we might strike
match, now. | estimate that half
us lush logged derelicts go ashore here
in state, to coin a word, of ORGY eyed
wooziness. | may say that l came my
self by accident and without meaning
to do so-or otherwise. | must have q
smoker Then came the scratch OF
the match, and Theodore scrutinized
the face by the flare of the match as
with nervous, unsteady movements the
Continued on Tuesday
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occurred, but that sneering chuckle
acted as detonator for Carson's tenn
per. He. struck Shaynes extended
hand scattering the bills over the floor
Shayne stood with flaring nostrils and
white with rage.
Don't notice the fellow. Shayne.'
said E1berberg. HE wants to keep
bis hold on the girl and
The speech was cut short by blow
from Carson's fat hand delivered with
lightning Quickness and with singing
force. AS calmly as though bidding
to him.
BE careful how you speak of her,"
said he, "or I'll throw you over the
side. Mr.. Shayne. permit me to say
that you are cur. shall leave this
craft at oncer'
He started to go on deck. but as II
reconsidering he turned and raped on
the door through which Virginia had
disappeared. The girl opened II and
looked breathlessly into Theodore's
face.
II am about to leave the Roe" said
he. 1T could not leave without hid
ding you goodby."
"Going?" said she. Have we de-
scended?'
Keep away from that man.
screamed Silberberg. "He struck me,
and he knocked your uncle's money
all over the ship"
Carson stood aside for her, and they
went out upon the mile high deck.
She halted, aghast to note that they
were still high among the clouds OF
the storm, blowing on through wild
waste Of tossing yapor. while the
hoarse growl from the earth was so
distant as to admonish her of the gid
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-06-24
THE PLAN.

The LAMBRRTvILLR RECORD will send five young ladies'
pei sonaiy conducted twelve-day vacation tour Of
Nsw York City and the Beautiful Islands OF Bermuds
The land of the Lilly and the Rose" with every cent OF
the expenses paid by this from the time OF leaving
home until the return. The party will be nied
representatives, who will look after their comfort aud
pleasure The membership of this party will lie deermin
ell by popular vote of readers and for this
mberville New Hope and adjacent aud territory
have been dey,ded Into four Districts described this
The four district winners who receive the largest
total vote will be awarded the trips from their
districts The district winner having the largest vote Of
all will be allowed to select chaperon for the trip, she
making the fifth lady in the party.
coupon will be printed in each issue OF THE RECORD
which will be good for vote when properly filed
Cash subscriptions will be entitled to votes in proportion
to the length Of time for which they paid.
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CHAPTER V.

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SODDGNh Aneouoie pu.s. .ron
Tue noor u 'he ciou.i iAe
~ meeeori.e anu saw iohs pIo-
cession oA "hite anu Fioiel
.sn.s Speeuins past anu a"ay ineo .he
Instance the are iiehts VI Town SCI
NJ appa' en' nisn. Wy .ne spee9 Vi n's
heauions career oe!ore Tue VIM. rar
on II 'he si"fe VI ,oeomo."e nfe
VA nc eou,u see ue' ''s" o'aeh nre-
"han "eiu'y s.oA'ns'
Inc 'o"h .eu AWAY .ne 'oai VI .he
WI" Us. auoo. mn nc was "nip
peu o''nens9 oy .ne o'anen VI
.aii 'iee' .nei, iowei one po"eu III.
81 10 wy. .a.u ~, no'u
u siiln oi'cn' anu DIS ~ De,i' me u
nshins ioo unuer MS weight ne let 80
.ne SHEETS Vi .'s pu'aen"'e' ''e vino
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,au.a .ha - o., xanaa, ~
guessed II 10 De- Back III some crepus-
GUAR jungle ne near" 'he 'hroa'y Der
low vi efea. "oe'
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Marvellous Discoveries

mark the wonderful progress of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines,
kilograms without wires, terrible war
Inventions to kill men, and that won-
der of wonders-Dr. Kings New Dis
covery-to save life when threatened
by coughs, colds, bronchitis. hemor-
rhages, la grippe, hay fever and
wheoping cough or lung trouble.
For all bronchial affections it has nc
equal. 1t relieves instantly. It's the
snrest cure. James M. Black, oil
AshevilIe, N. c., r. Il. No. 4. writes
il cured him of Il an obstinate cough
after all other remedies failed. soc
and $I.00. A trial bottle free. Guar,
anteed by $. W. Cochran Il Co.
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IT IS SERIOUS.
Some People Fail to Realize the Serious
ness of a Bad Back

The constant aching of bad back,
The WEAKNESS, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills
Are serious if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow,
A Lambertvllle citizens shows you
how to avoid them.
Mrs A. Hartman, PIN N. Union St, Lam
bertville, N D., says: II suffered from sharp
pains through the small of my back and was
also bothered by headaches and dizzy spells.
could not stoop or straighten without diff
Guilty and although | tried number of rene
dies, my health gradually ran down. finally
used Doan's Kidney Pills, procused at Geo, NJ.
Shamalia's Drug Store and they promptly re-
moved the pains across my back and restored
my kidneys to normal condition.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents, Foster-ilburn CO., Buffal o,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's and
take no other.
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WHO ARE ELIGIBLE.

All ladies' married single, seventeen years Of
Who reside within the four districts shown below
eligible to enter the competition and for these great
Tours Ladies' NAV nominate themselves friends may
nominate them That others may take hand in the fun
also, nomination prize OF dollars s offered to the
who first places in nomination the name Of the lady
who polls the greatest number Of votes.
Read the list of dirtrcts, determine in which You
friend lives. then send in your nomination Inn
medatey upon, receipt Of the nomination blank In.
RECORD will send full information in regard to the great
tours Send 1t in to-day Get early start for this tour
is sure to be the event Of lifetime
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ALL THE HOME NEWS
Events of Interest Picked Up by Our
Local Editor.
CITY STORE NOTES.
Happenings That Will Entertain the
Readers of The Record at Home
and Aroad. Notes About
People You Know.

For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
John II. Masten is building u new
porch in front of his residence on
North Union street.
Can you use a rubber stamp in
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON. 40 Buttonwood street.
James Cleary is identifying his
house ON South Main street with a
fresh coat of paint.
VIM. Dobbins, of Sergeanisville is
visiting here.
The Union Steam Fire Engine Co.
No. |, has received an invitation to
take part in a parade in New Bruins
wick to be held October 4th.
Delightful Sundaes at Shamalia's.
Mrs J. Smell, of Trenton. was visit
friends in this city the past week.
The old reliable-L. b. 9. bread.
Charles Tassell aud wife, of Tren-
ton, visited friends here on Sunday.
-Lambertville Puffs, are ever
growing in public favor Kline & Sons
sell them.
Henry OH and Robert Milnor, of
Tuscarora Tribe, No. IL, l. o. II. NJ,
were calling on their brother Red Men
in Trenton last week.
The perfection of Baking-L. b..
9. Bread.
Miss Stella Savage visited friends in
Trenton the past week.
First class Fire Insurance only
III the leading companies OF the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
Il. IL. HoLooMBE.
Mrs. Preston Cooper, OF Philadel
phia visited friends here last Frida.
and Saturday.
Secure contentment through tn
happy medium of II "Lambertyill
Puff" Insist on having the genuin
Thomas Ryan, Michael cunningham
and William Campton are beautffyini
their houses on Swan street with fresl
coats of paint.
Ask your grocer for Lears "GoLp
ZEN Grown blended flour. 6
Miss Katherine O'Rourke will spent
the summer at Atlantic City.
Special Biscuit Every Afternoon
l.. b. g.
Prof. Frank Moskill, of this place
who has been teaching for the pas
winter at Plainiield, has just com
pleted his terms work there and has re
turned to Lambertville for the summer
Ask for aud insist on having Lam
bertville Putfs Best cigar anywhere
for the monev.
Miss Annie Parrish underwent IN
operation mt her home on Franklin st
on Wednesday afternoon for Il growth
in her side. She is doing very nicely
at this writing,
TlZ. GET Ir Ar SHAMALLs
Mrs. Elizabeth Dalrymple of Pine
Hill, is being entertained by friends
in this city.
l,uciouS Milk Shakes at Shamalia's
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LAMBERTVLLE RECORD, LAMeERTvILLE

The party will be accompanied by CON-
etant and experienced guides No such op-
portunity was ever presented to.the ladies of
this part of New Jersey and Penna. at a cost
of not one cent to themselves. That others
may take hand in the fund also, prize of
$40 in gold will be presented by the Record
to the person who first places in nomination
the name Of the candidate receiving the high.
est vote of all. Nomination blanks in this
issue.
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THE RULES.

RULE No. Amy lady over seventeen years Of age
citizens desired is eligible enter from the
district only in which she lines She may nominate nef
self, friend may place her in nomination
RULE 2-There will be four seperate districts from
which to enter described in this prospectus The contest
ant who obtains the greatest number OF votes IN eaSn ds
district winner whose total vote the highest Of ell the
four districts will be granted the privilege OF selecting
the district winners such chapsron will be selected IS
will meet the approval of the other winning contestants
be declared of and said district merged with the district
it, and tesant from said district sdded to the
Of the district which they entered during the life
of the contest must connve contestants in district in
which they entered In of tie highest vote IN
any of the districts named the two contestants eing will
both be awarded the trip.
will be by methods by coupons clipped
by special
issued made subscriptions according to the
be made in cash to the
during the period covered by the contestant
wheeupon subscription will be issued good for the
issued in any Special codpons
must bear the number with the ledger number on
ger districts in securing
and but obtain them anywhere Votes srs
not transferable from contestant to another
RULE first publication Of
suitable number have been nominated in each district Voting will
Thursday and continue until Saturday July
3oth 1910 10 O'Clock at which time the contest will close
RULE s- coupons must be filed away and be subject to
the inspection Of their dur
ing the life Of the contest.
employee relative employee
LAMBERTynLE RECORD is eligible to enter the contest
RULE IA board of less than three responsible business
will exclusive control Of the ballot box the day Of the
make Of the result Of that days voting
reject any
nomination. and final judgment question that
arise, not covered by these rules
RULE No, 9No promise made by solicitor
agent varying from these rules will be recognised By
THE RECORD.
Address oil communications relative to the contest to
MANAGER TOUR DEPARTMENT
LAMBERTVILLE RECORD,
Lambertville N. ].
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Generally debllitated for years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
worn out and all rundown. Burdock
Blood Bitters made me a well woman"
Mrs. Chas. Frietoy, Moosup, Conn.
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The parachute. so far as she could
see. had not opened In the least when
he vanished. and with pallid face she
stood there peering over into the IN
peopled space, her soul filled with hor-
rible visions
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dy height from the ground. Beyond
the illumination of the lights 1t was
absolutely dark.
you must be going aft?' said she
interrogatively. 'I'll go with you"
mo-" said he. II shall never SEQ
you again, but shall never forget
you. Goodby. Psyche! Goodbye
That instantaneous leave taking the
trembling girl never forgot. Pressing
her hands. he started forward as IL to
clasp her In his arms He turned from
the embrace already half begun, step
ped upon the rail and dropped off into
that black abyss of night and tenn
pest. Like stone he fell. lost In the
mists.
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1.-The best policy" costs VI 60 a
month. Pays ten dollars week in
accident, sickness and 5000 death
benefits or all your money back in ten
years. i. ID. HoLcoMBE. New Hope,
Pa
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Soolhes itching skin. Heals cuts OF
burns without scar. Cures piles; &c
zema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan's
Ointment Your druggist sells it.
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PERRY DAVIS, pAINKILLEr

draws the pain and Inflammation from bee
stings and insect bites Soothes and allays
the awful itching Of MOSQUITO bites. 25c., Bic
and soc. bottles.