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The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
MOVING, PACKING G. STORING

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STORAGE CO, 4iS-42O-422 10th st. NV.
InOne Nam 4z2S. l77-tf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS, &C,
moved with care; packing and shipping
III st. NV. Phone Main 20lO. S3-tf'
THE PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
press 90. makes q speciality Of moving,
storing, and shipping furniture. q r.
SLItFQRD & CO. 1910 7th St nw Phone
NOrth SslOm- 149"
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FOR RENT-GARAGE STABLE.

LARGE CONCRETE STABLE. OR GAR
age. 70 feet long. with rooms and bath
on second floor. Summers alley, bet /
and NJ and 18th and 18th SITS NV.
kARRICK s. METCALF,
1920 n. Y. av
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

STICKIEsT STICKER EVER STUCK
Clues furniture. glass china, books.
everything. ROYAL GLUE, l0c. 4Oc. 60c.
Pints. 81. Druggists. Sc myl6-u
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MOTORCYCLES.

BARGAINS.
SEND FOR LIST d, INCLUDING
indian. Diamond frame. "a h. p; blue. 800
Indian, Diamond frame. 2& n. D.: red. SIS
Indian. Loop frame, 3jk h. p............. $50
Marsh Metz Magnetic. 31a h. p.......... $50
Indian Magnetic, 4 h. D.. red ........ $3.50
MILLER BROS,
Phone y. 417O. l1O5 14th ST
245, 247, 9i9
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PAWNBROKERS.
MEDICAL
DR.. REED.

DR.. REED.
Specialist. So4 nth st.
Twenty-seven years successful prac-
tice in diseases Of the Brain and Nerv-
Gus System, Skin, Blood Heart StOm-
ach. Liver, Kidneys. Bladder. Nose,
Throat, and Lungs. Structure, Varico-
cele, and Hydrocele cured. No pain.
No loss of time. Blood Diseases and
Disorders OF the Urinary organs
promptly relieved and permanently
cured by safe methods Charges low.
Free consultation
in person or by letter.
Hours: 10 10 ! and 70 s;
e45tf Sundays, 10 10 /.
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FOR RENT SUBURBAN.

RHODE ISLAND AVE EXTENDED
near 2Sth St, ne, beautiful new suburb
an home. furnace heat; up-to-date; only
S20.50
KARRIcK q METCALF, 1920 NAV.
247, ,250.253
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COLORED.

COLORED.
215 nth ST SE.-5 ROOMS AND BATH
, large yard. only S15.50
KARRICK & METCALF, 1920 n. Y. NV.
247.250,253
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED,
WANTED TO BUY-IM WE'D
farms, near Washington. for spot cash.
Address r. 667. Herald Office. 23O-tf
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Oh. SHADE, SpeciaIiHt, Us 18th ST.,
Washington's Oldest Specialist.
80 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases; also stomach, lungs,
asthma, catarrh, appendicitis, liver,
heart. kidneys, bladder, structure, dis
charges. general debility. and special
weakness; blood and skin diseases. Spe-
cial and private ailments Of both sexes
cured quickly. Consultation free. Hours,
10 TO l and to $50 daily; Sundays, 10 to
II. Chandler Building. Elevator and
phone 2I7-tf
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SPAIN.

ELZABURU FRANCIsCo)-GENoVA Is,
Madrid. Gable address. "VIZCARELZA,
Madrid" 2sl-S
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SEND FOR NEW BULLETIN OF SUB
urban Homes and Farms.
MARION DUCKETT & son,
llS-6m I'll ST. NV.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-20

b. tais of holiday tickets "a east.
sfn states ep@ned bis morning rnd
qnue number departed from MaAa.
hachie for their old homes 70 spend
Christmas ! II Miller of Calves
lsn 4 isi5n passenger ageht Of The
SAisestom Harrisburg and San An
tonic railway, aAs here axsisiin L.
cal Agent Kennedy III .ooa.aA ...sa
the holiday business for the Houston
and Texas Central. A party OF about
thirty five left over that line at
ii.25 ana others VIII 20 tonight
The KATY sold twelve or fifteen
tickets for the Flyer this morning
aud another party viii leave over
that road this evening
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Death Of Mrs. Nall.

Mrs. f. G. Nall aged about 65
years, died Monday evening about
$40 at the family residence on Col
lege street Mrs. Nall had been an
Invalid about year. and few days
ago her condition assumed a serious
phase. Her death was not wholly
unexpected, but still 1t was the cause
of much grief to the surviving chill
dren. Mrs. Nall was member OF
the Baptist church and had been i,
consistent Christian for many years.
She was held in high esteem by
every one who knew her. The chill
dren left to mourn her death are
Mrs e. l.. Render of Bardwell, j w.
Nall of Shawnee, Okla; c. T. Nall,
Superintendent of the electric
light plant; Beale Nall OF the Waxa-
hachie Lumber company. Miss
Lena Nall and " L. Nall, who re-
sides near the city
The funeral service will be held at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock The interment will be
made at the city cemetery
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FOR SALE--l0 acres, modern six
room house, large harm, good build
ings. city water connections good
underground cistern and one well,
SIX acres in cultivation, on pike
street. three acres in pasture, younx
orchard. three blocks from public
school, A fine suburban home. Chear
i sold before January 1.s19ll. See
Z. 4 or =. P. Hardin for furthee,
particulars. sex
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-In All
beville. La. v80 saw cotton Gin.
pratt' 4-SO saw capacity. Complete
with or without machineries. Ginncd
less than 1000 bales. Boil weevils
killed me. Will take improved or UNI
improved property. Sell on easy
terms or take stock. Joe Ratcan,
22lS Canal ST., New Orleans, La. 26p
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Wakala Dec ~ sa ere fsssllNE
ftfaeshf HH lfs e. fHlFU HHH
- ia,iew
NfABestef lamp ts1al 1s8 ian - bH
frlnsH8n uHi fsf tN NN
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Cotton s,as ita43s n iau w. 90
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Wnxahachic lanlp.

Waxahachie camp No. 27l9. W%O.
w. will meet tonight. Husinesss OF
Importance to be considered All
members urged to be present.
LEE BELT, G. G.
TOM BALL, Clerk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-20

FOR SALE-Choice pea green alfal-
IA. delivered. $4,000 per ton; choice
pea green alfalfa and Johnson Grass
mixed. fine feed. $1,000 per ton. de-
livered We sell all kinds of feed
stuff. Call or phone your orders. Ell
lis County Loan & Commission Co. tt
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Notlce. stnckholders. Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the State Bank and Trust
company. will be held In It's offices
on the first Tuesday. same being the
third day In January. 1911. go
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Notice.

II Is urgently requested that every
IN mber of Woodmen Circle be on
hand promptly at 2:30 Thursday
December %. especially every MEM
Der OF the team.
ELIZABETH BRADFORD,
223 Guardian
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nice wall pocket OF calendar
for your wife If she viii call for it
"a he Eautofium 22s
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WANTED -- Lady and gentleman
agents for the best selling line on
the market. Cali 800 East Franklin,
from to y. m. 222-pd
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SrRAYED-Large bay horse. short
tail and name, perfectly gentle. Re-
ward for delivery TO 209 Pecan
street, Waxahachie. o22p
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FOR SALE-My buggy horse; very
gentle; also five or six tons OF choice
alfalfa. p Q, Rocket. at Adkins
Connallys office. 226-p
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WANTED-one thousand dollars on
teal estate security, will pay 10 per
cent for one year. See l.. Tidwell
ar A LassMell 226-nd
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Busineas meeting Of tho Fraternal
Union III Ainerica tonigll Don't
/! lp Il !: Io I !, J, I /; en-.
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TAiioRS--Who is the leading tail
ors OF the city Page a Hill. Phone
II. All work called for aud deliver
ed ~
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FOR SALE-12 pure bred Rose
Comb White Wyandotte hens, / cock
and ! cockerel. VIII sell at a bargain
II taken at once. Call and see them
at 2O2 Brown street. Old phone 562.
226p
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NANlEl)-L?dy and gentleman
agents for the best selling line on
the market. Call 500 East Jeffcr-
son, nom TO q p. m. 221pd
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FOR SALE-Boy's saddle and birdie
practically new, price reasonable
Mrs. Poindextcr at CheeYes Bros 32p
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WANTED-White or colored woman
or girl to care for boy 3 years old.
Phone ID. s. Prude, Rocket. Ad-
dress r 4, Waxahachie. 22I.pd
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Wis Selma Rose of Wills Point ar
rived this morning on eiaii for the
holidays ~ the home IT A Rose aud
family
What shall I buy for Christmas ?
Glass towel bar, glass shelf. soap
dish, tambler holder. on display at
+ $, Cronk Co. II
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Dickson of
Nashville, Tenn. recently located in
WaNahachic Mr. Dickson Is with -.
". Fearis' drug store as prescription
tft.
advertisement in the Daily Light VIII
be read BY hundreds OF peonle every
day. III you want to rent house let
the people know, or perhaps YOU
have something To sell, il so. do II
now.
One OF my customers said TO me
We would not take anything for
our picture now. am so glad we had
II made. Have good picture made
before II Is too late and make some
one happy Christmas. Mrs p f. Dew
ennort II
Something that makes nice pres
ents--chiffoniers, dressers, daven-
ports, rocking chairs. sideboards,
dining tables and dining chairs,
china cabinets, kitchen cabinets, nice
hand-painted china and silverware.
Globe Furniture Company. 226
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FOR RrNI Bis eaanl cottage on
Kaufman street. All modern convea~
fences See r r. Timmins. 4
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LADIES TAILORING-W give care
full attention to ladies' work and
guarantee it. Phone ITS. We will
send for it, Matthews Brothers. Il
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l.. 4, Aaiimsn Of Mil Cvessk ok
iRhen. ~ sf,fLfine . few dsss With
his h.s .or. W Naltw-p
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

NEIL MCINNIs, chairman of the
county board and who won out tor
denomination by pleasing plural
ity in a three-cornered fight, was
over from Eveleth Saturday and
took occasion to drop into the En-
terprise sanctum to extend his
thanks for our support, also to ask
us to perform a similar mission for
him by extending his thanks to the
many Virginia supporters who
stuck by him at the polls as against
a home man. Mr.. McInnis has long
been a member of the county board,
and his standing in the body is fully
exemplified by his continued elec-
ton to the place of honor-the
craftsmanship. And while many
voted for the home man,
Mr.. Carlson, we can assure the win-
ner that it was caused by laudable
civic pride more than through any
personal feeling against the candi-
date from Eveleth.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

EDITING newspaper in some re.
spects is good deal like preaching
the gospel-truth must be preserv-
ed in the form of generalities or
some fellow will get hit and howl.
Few people like the truth, even in
homeopathic doses, if it hits them.
But, while editors are criticised for
what they do say-a fact which we
have learned from obscure sources
during the past week-but few think
of giving them credit for what they
do not Say. Yet what they keep to
themselves as a rule constitutes the
MOTOR portion of what they know
about people, and deciding what
part of the truth to print is one of
the most troublesome questions in
the print-shop. Many stories are
suppressed for the sake of innocent
relatives and the public good, and
he that flies into a passion because
OF what the newspaper says of him
is usually entitled to feel profound
ly grateful because the same news.
paper tells 90 little of what it act
ually knows.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
Shaned1ing Clothing Co.

BRO. GEO. E. MORRISON, of the In.
ternational Falls Press. in his last
issue publishes a challenge for a
finish fight, bare knuckles, London
prize ring rules, to Bro. Carl Won
Week, editor OF the Lake City Ora.
phic-Republican. The challenge is
the outcome of an old grudge, which
has failed to heal after a period OF
twenty -four years, and the stakes
are stipulated as being the plant
and business of the adversary 60
ing down to defeat. 1t is to be hop
ed the date set for the combat may
be one which will permit of the at
tendance by the brethren of the
state press. as we feel assured the
"go" will be on the square and that
those lucky enough to hold ring
side seats will get their moneys
worth.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
Roles and Regulations of Piano Contest

6.-Postmasters' and agents
commissions are to be sus-
pended during contest.
Especial prizes will be- Of
tered from time to time for
special work..
SNAKE up your mind who
you want to vote for before
coming to the office as the ed
ltor will not decide the matter
for you.
9.-ln case of tie equal
prizes will be given.
1O.-An Awarding Commit
tee of two of our business men
will be appointed to make a
final count and distribution of
prizes.
1.-Two. weeks previous to
the day of closing, the ballot
box will be locked and sealed.
and the judges appointed will
be given the key, thus assuring
the candidates there will be no
tampering with the ballots.
12.-We reserve the right not
to award prizes or count the
votes of candidates who turn
in less than $25.
13.-The contest will close at
8 p. m: on the 28th day of jan
uary, 1911. = 4.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

1.-The piano and popular
voting contest will be conduct
ed on strictly honest, business
principles with perfect justice
and fairness to all concerned.
No one connected with this
paper will be allowed to CON-
pete.
2.-The $40O Don-Pierre Cab
met Grand Piano will be given
as a grand prize. The lady re-
ceiving the highest total
number of votes will win the
grand prize.
3.-The other prizes will be
as follows:
LIST Prize - One 500 Piano Purchase
csff1 aaa dn 95&1Ri Piano Purchase Check
and a Lady's Gold Ring with IA karat
nsdae a aP&zesone setHsi $oo Piano Purchase Check
4th Pie One so Piano Purchase
5th Prize One 500 Piano Purchase
Check and a Lady's Gold Watch Elein
6th Prize One 500 PIANO PURCHASE
Check and Lady's Gold Watch, ElGin
movement
Alright is reserved to in
crease this schedule and add
new classes of votes or change
these rules as necessity may
demand a change.
5.-Votes once deposited in
the ballot box cannot be trans
ferred to another party in the
contest.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
If one be permitted to judge from

IF one be permitted to judge from
what he hears there will be more
than smattering of republican
votes cast for Chas. Jesmore, demo-
cratic nominee for sheriff, it appar.
emily being the hope of the defeated
Bates followers to defeat John r.
Meining at the polls in November.
Every man has right to vote as
he may Gee fit, but We scarce think
the element of sore.headedness will
find enough followers to make any
material difference with the wishes
of the majority, as shown at the
primaries.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
A,,ene nelecteu.

There have been rejected at tho
United States ports during the past
year 10.411 aliens, or about 100 per
cent, of the total number applying for
admission. During the year 2.124 war
rants of deportation we're executed
after the granting of hearings to the
arrested aliens, compared with 2.069
executed during the previous year.
Chicago Examiner.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
THE promises of Mr.. Miller during

THE promises of Mr.. Miller during
the last campaign had about az
much weight with the actions of
the congressman as had his promise
to A. E. Pfremmer in the Hibbinp
post Office appointment. And most
people ca forget mans parantage
or even his divorce court record
quicker than they can forget that
he is liar.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
Larqes, SHIPMENT OF steel.

~e~~'s
What Is believed to be the largest
single shipment of steel ever made
was a 1,500-ton order which was re-
Gently filled by the Bethlehem Steel
Works. Within "a hours after the
receipt of the order this great mass
Of structural shapes was loaded on
40. specially built pressed steel cars,
making q train one-third Of a mile
long. hauled BY two huge locomotives.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

tage of it,
To the lady having the largest number of when the
contest closes will give the beautiful $400 DonPerre Cab
Grand Piano that will exhibition in
place. and when it will publish notice inviting
you call and it, Other prizes will be given such
Organs piano STYLE Sewing Machines Diamond Rings Ladies'
Elegant Gold Watches, Elgin movement Piano Purchase
Checks, to apply payment the purchase of
new $4OO Don Pierre Piano.
You will find nomination ballot in this good for so
votes; that will give good start Only
blank will count for lady, but gather
Ballots you like and they will
each We will publish week Contestants Ballot
for and from send this office
sible.
SPECIAL-Derent in this issue cou-
pons, worth 100 $1OO cash purchase
and ask for with purchase and
yourself friend.
Votes given subscription, later.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

WHAT has become of the BallinR-
er "whitewash" committee? Taken
occasion to drop completely from
view during the Strenuous days of
the primary campaign, evidently.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

A LOCAL newspaper that is per.
fectly satisfactory to one particular
little local political faction all OF
the time is not likely to be any par
ticular benefit to any great number
of people any of the time.-Mldway
News.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30
rec! Free! Free!
Get Busy and Nominate Friend in Our
Popular Piano Contest. Prizes Valued
at $2,5OO Given to the Most Pop
ular and Ambitious Ladies
in this Vicinity.

Every lady in this vicinity piano
prize and the time by cutting from this
ballots published every We going give
liable prizes to the ladies having the most votes when the
coses therefore busy nominate yourself
friend and have good beginning Do
you a equal that
forth little gathering ballots
asking your friends to do the Everyone
esed know who the most popular and ambitious ladies
in this vicinity and using this find
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

"WHo1NELL IS Jim Gray" asks the
Coleraine Optic, and continuesw with
the statement that even the Mime
apolis Journal, on which Gray had
a "sit" for a number of years, does
not know him now. For all of which
Jim is doubtless truly thankful.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

MANY Virginians will have an
abiding interest in the dates of the
next state bar examination, as also
in learning the standings of certain
ones who have made known their
intention of taking such examipa-
ton in order to show their qualifica-
tions for official position.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

The contest is open for
both old and young. BY start
ing out now you will have your
name published among the first
list of candidates.
Try and have your name at
the top with the largest num-
Der of votes, and the way to
get it there is by starting out
right now and gathering bal
lots.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

How much that means you will only
understand when you come in and see
our fine new Fall and Winter suits and
overcoats, just in from the maker.
Whether or not you haveany thought
of buying, we want you to come to our
Grand Opening. Come to see the new
things;s ;see what a fine modern, high class,
exclusive clothing store looks like.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

The government, through the
leadership of those who desire to
make some kind of record which
will appeal to the people, continues
to attempt to put come of the pack
ers in cold storage-at the same
time praying their efforts may be-
come futile.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

James A. Tawney comes the state
ment from the stand patters that he
will likely be foisted upon the re.
publican party two years hence as
a gubernatorial candidate. He may
be foisted upon the party, perhaps,
but like Bob Dunn, he will not be
foisted upon the people.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

timers" commence to warn people
that we are to have "a long, cold
winter" And whether or no their
prognostications are based on more
than the certainty that winter never
fails us in northern Minnesota, it is
we'll for the house. holder to take a
peep at his coal bin, in Anticipation
of a five months siege of, zero
weather
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

THAT the republicans do not stand
squarely with the administration
and the administration idea that
the Payne-Ald tariff is "the best
tariff ever" was not only exemplified
in the First Minnesota district but
in Sunny Jim's" own ward in York
state, where the Sherman forces
met ignominious defeat. The re-
publican ship of state has troublous
seas ahead, to all appearances.
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

Suits and overcoats for men and
young men; the largest line ever offered
in this community; some made especially
for us for our opening. Far in advance
of style, exclusive patterns that you can't
get elsewhere. Virgin wool fabrics,
snappy styles, models with plenty of dash
now popular in larger metropolitan
fashion centers
The Virginia enterprise., 1910-09-30

BERT N. WHEELER, candidate for
the state senate on the prohibition
ticket, is the first to make known his
existence since the primaries. But
when Mr.. wheeler fully digests the
show of strength of the Brewers
Association as shown by the returns
from West Duluth and Eveleth he
will give up any hope of election
although he may continue to run
on principle.