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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19

ALL CLEANING AND PRESSING
guaranteed. Exrert workman, La
dies work 8 speciality. we viii send
for Il. Phone IT'S. Matthews Bros. If
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SEE MRS. GRt0Gs and have her
order your fall suit. 1862
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WANTED @a want your feed e.
aefs. 5hiye q Keys. Ii
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CHINESE LILIES. 10 grow In the
water, Toe each Bird Forrest. Il
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WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday
generally fair. Max. sc Min. 62.
SEE MRS. GRl0Gs and have her
order your fall suit 1862
WANTED We want your feed q
aeas- s5hiye q Keys. IL
CHINESE LILIES. 10 grow In the
water. Toe eGch Bird Forrest Il
FOR RENT Down stairs front
room 32a West Franklin street. Alp
FOR RENT Two rooms aud hall,
iSt Water street, corner Hawkins.
143pd
F0R SALE Horse and buggy. Safe
for women and children. ". b, Rem
der }}3
NAAAHAUHlE hot mineral water
delivered daily 3, S. AeCourt, oid
phone SOL II
WANTED or room house, close
in with all modern convenienees.
Address BOX 1903, city. 4Spd
as ~
FOR SALE Rent contracts for ho:h
city property and iarln property AT
the Daily Light office. If
FOR Chat mortgages,
deeds az truB1, vendors lien notes,
plain notes. sic, at Daily Light Of
flee. Il
EsTRAYEn From lot on Briggs
street. two rcd SOW pigs Finder
please notify Bennett, at shives q
Keys. d3p
FOR RENT Five room residence,
all modern conveniences. on West
Aiain street, close IN. DR.. O. p
Sweat. IA
FOR RENT Two upstairs rooms,
unfinished. 4o3 West jefferson
street. next Goor to Bales Boarding
house. 143
PAGE the tailor Cleaning, press
Ing and repairing mems, women $
aud CHI irens. All work guaranteed.
Phone 4. Il
FOR SALE 90 acres one and one
half miles northwest Of Waxahachie.
well improved r. 70, MeAl.star, II 4,
Waxahaehle. d&wtf
ALL CLEANING AND PRESSING
guaranteed Exrert workman, La
dies work 8 specially we will send
for It. Phone It's. Matthews Bros. II
LOST A reward win he paid for the
return of z little black Gockerspaniol
dos 10 800 East Franklin street.
Answers To the name OF "Tonsy.
A4pd
WANTED BY refined young man
place where he can work for his
board and attend school at Trinity
University. Would prefer living with
family and attending to stock, etc,
Address, Box SO, H. f. ID. 2, Italy,
Texas. 143p
ATTENTlON--We can do your
work better. we save you money. we
are better equipped, We have what
YOU want, The French steam-dry-
Works. 116 College stree. Phone
IS. Cleaning aud pressing. Il
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MANUFACTURER OF A WE'LL
KNOWN TYPEWRITER WITH
ESTABLISHED TRADE OFFERS
AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION
WITH EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY.
RELIABLE AND AGGRESSIVE,
y PARTY ONLY. APPLICATIONS
CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS SOUTH
ERN SUPERVISOR, CARE OF THE
VI LIGHT. 144
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FOR RENT Down stairs front
room age " est Franklin street. Alp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19

FOR SALE Horse and buggy Safe
for women and children. W. b, Rem.
der. lf3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19

FOR RENT Two rooms and hall,
asa water street, corner Hawkins.
143pd
Newark post., 1910-04-27
Outfits

A few good tools are necessary
in every home. We have small
kits containing the most import
and and useful tools that are in
valuable in making repairs about
the houses Our most popular
kit for the average house IN
Cludcs one saw, one carpenter
hammer. one tack hammer, two
screw drivers, large and small,
three files, one pair OF pliers,
with wire cutter attached and one
hatctct. We have both large
and small kits and the prices are
reasonable. These tools are well
tempered and are bound to do
satisfactory work.
Another household necessity is
our combination box of nails.
tacks. screws. scrcweves, hooks,
staples, etc.
Newark post., 1910-04-27
Cutlery That Cuts

You've seen the kind that
doesn't, haven't YOU: Made to
sell-ncver intended to cut.
~ The Cutlery in our stock is
made to cut-and therefore it
schs. Our trade is growing all
the time i'll this department Just
for that reason.
We have full line of goods in
the best steel. There's nothing
better, nothing on the market
that has keener edge or keeps
it longer.
Carving sets-larse and small
Pocket knives-all sorts of
handles.
Shears and scissors ac.
curately and don't work loose.
Razors--hold their edge, easv
to keep in order.
Newark post., 1910-04-27
You'll Be Looking For One on All Of These Articles

Say. you may think it's strange
I'm all the time talllin about
houscclcanin' because men aren't
supposed to know much about
that subject. But I've always
been strong for havin, my own
home bright and CHEEKY as well as
sanitary. And if it will help you
any to know how to make your
homes the same. take it from me,
| did it by usin the real house
cleaners-paints. varnishes, stains
and various. enamels. There
are thousand things about the
home that can be treated i'll har-
monious shades. with just little
this store representa- the Sher-
paints. varnishcs and Brighten Up
the housewife in the use OF the
me, ] will tell you many things
time one of profit, pleasure and
The Little Paint Man.
Newark post., 1910-04-27
Garden Tools

Whatever garden and lawn
tools YOU need you will find we
can supply at reasonable price,
and everything we supply you
will be a good honest article. "
You'll be surprised at the diff
ference between the tools you buy
buy from us and the ordinary
kind. We use tools ourselves,
so know how to discriminate when
placing our stock,
Newark post., 1910-04-27
A Cheerful Home

It's surprising how cheerful a
few changes i'll the interior deco
rations will make your home.
Give us an opport unity to figure
on your painting, vanishing, en-
ameling or finishing. ..
No one is better eqtlipped for
the work than we. We use only
good material and can supply you
with good workmen if you SO
desire,
Newark post., 1910-04-27
How Do YOU Sweep?

Still stick to the old-fashioned
broom or brush. or accept the
aid of modern invention and use
an up-to-date carpet sweeper?
The sweeper is the easier way.
One sweeper will outwear
dozen or more brooms and the
saving in your own strength and
efforts is of far greater consider
ALTON
Newark post., 1910-04-27

YOU serve meals or light lunch
cons there is a delightful pleas
ure in feeling that there will be
no bothersomc flies buzzing
around your guests. There's a
science in buying screens. Ask
the advice OF specialists, Our
assortment is the best in this
locality. And, by the way, don't
forget we have a screen enamel
that protects and beautifics.
Newark post., 1910-04-27
Paint Brushes

Good brushes are as necessary
to a good job OF painting as good
paint--and good painter.
We sell good brushes-the kind
to Use in hrst-class work. No
loose bristles, no cause for COM
plant whatever, because the bris-
ties in our brushes are properly
set III substantial foundation.
Brushes like ours, dipped into
good paint and applied by good
painter, will give good results
and save you money every time.
You'll find the prices right.
Newark post., 1910-04-27
)MERZW-MzkHMr
BrEi!Qhateenu E!Qatenaup Up

S. w. Family Paint-A durable
linseed oil paint for cupboards,
baseboards, shelves and the many
little things about the house. "a
attractive colors. Also black and
white.
5. w. Brighten Up Stain--For
staining and vanishing at one OPP
Grafton. Suitable for use on
chairs. tables. woodwork, floors,
etc. 8 colors and also ground.
Newark post., 1910-04-27
No Flies On You

II YOU take the prop
er prccautlon to
screen your windows
and doors. Nothing
is more agSravating
than flies. When
Newark post., 1910-04-27

expense and time. I'm here at
win-williams line of established
Finishes. My mission is to assist
line I represent. If you'll call on
that will make your housecleanit
sat;sfaction.t
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-17

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-17
THE PASTlME.

In this day and generation when
the great cry of all is for the almigh-
ty dollar, one seldom pauses to think
of the millions of little tots who en-
joy life in their own way. and to
whom, a moving picture is one of the
greatest of all their joys. Realizing
this, and wishing to give these little
folks as much enjoyment as possible,
during these hot summer days. the
Pastime is going to play treat for one
week, and, commencing Monday and
running through to Friday night, al
CHILDREN under the age Of u, WHO
are accompanied By their parents or
guardians viii be admitted free.
This is splendid chance to give
these lutte folks a little pleasure for
one week, so come out, and brilg
them with you.
Tie pictures for Monday night are
specially good and will be:
Mistaken Identity" superb drama
The Trust Busters. very ccmical.
he Unidentified Letter" drama
The usual hours will be observed.
Doors open at 1880 and colse at 10
o'clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-17
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND MONDAY
Bad Mans Last Deed.
RebelIious Betty.
Max EOiic the poI;ca

Max Foils the Police.
THE Bad Mans Last Deed" is one
OF the best western dramas ever pro
duced by the clever Essany company.
They have made a number of west
ern pictures, but this one is conceded
to be the best of the series.
"Retellious Betty" is a brand new
Pathe comedy with Pathe's latest
star a comedian from the Theatre
Rejane Paris, the comedy is one of
the funniest of the season ana will
cause many hearty laugh at the
Grand.
MAX Foils the Police" is one long
scream from start to the finish. shows
the clever Max Under, the fellow
that has made millions laugh with
his funny comedy work. is the lead.
~ character in this the best of the
&T1e comedies. This picture will
IS the treat of the evening, Mon
dsn Nat the Grand.
aspe above is only one of the
Grand's all star programs of select
motion pictures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-17
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, July 16-The continu-
ance of the covering movement in
old crop options caused prices to so
far regain, the new crop was strong
er on favorable weather advices.
Spot quotations unchanged No sales.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
CORK MAY BE PRODUCT
OF NATIONAL FORESTS

Cork oak is to be given thor
ough trial on the national forests.
The bureau of plant industry OF the
United States department OF agricul-
ture has assigned 1000 one-year
seedlings of cork oak, now at nur-
sery at Chico, Calf, to be used by
the forest service for experimental
planting.
Fifteen hundred of these seedlings
will be tried on the Santa Barbara
national forest and 500 on the Mon
terey national forest IN southern Cal
ifornia. Arrangements have already
been made with the district forester
for carving out the work, and the
planting will be done as soon as pos
sible. One hundred seedlings VIII
also be sent to Prof. Gowsell OF the
forest school at Point Iona, Cant,
for experimental use by him there
In addition to these experiments
in California, it is expected that loo
pounds of cork oak acorns will be
secured from Catalonia, Spain, TO ne
used for experimental purposes IN
District s next fall. Cork OAKS OF
considerable size have already peeh
raised in California, and 1t seems
entirely probable that they can De
p,spted quite extensively in that state
as well as to some extent IN Florio''
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

companies for years. but they are
| believe that they are all In tOgeth-
er 1t is the taxpayer who should
get the money. know that nothing
has been offered to you az council.
men, but the franchise would be
worth $4,000 to you. We need a
franchise better than the one which
Is in use at present. II we cannot
get something better, what is the
use OF granting another franchise"
Alderman Hays disagreed with
Townsend regarding the control of
the franchise and he pointed out to
him that the sale OF the stock and
therefore actually Of the franchise,
could not be avoided.
Whereupon George Spear jumped
to his feet and stated that the hope
OF those who wished to see the fran
chise made to abide in the petition
ing company was made SO that the
company could not sell out to the
Burlington or anyone else.
The question OF the installation OF
the fire signaling system consumed
some little time. 1t was finally de-
cided to have bids and plans come
in from each company, both for the
proposed tower and for the signaling
system, with the provision that the
city can take the tower contract from
one company and the signaling sys
TEN from another If 1t SO sees fit.
Alderman Farr brought up thu
question of a rider for No. 3 ditch
He stated that the present rider
Mr. Bush, is getting $125 a month
but that he believes another man a
capable can be obtained by the cit
, for much less than that amount.
The clerk has $50 copies of tn
franchises which have been granite
to the various roads and these al
for the use of the attorneys of val
ious roads involved in the litigatio
with the Union Pacific.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
ALONE WHEN
ACCIDENT HAppENED

Washburn is cement brick con-
tractor and has the contract for two
OF the cement buildings that are now
gong up in Gill. He moved to Gill
last summer and was Joined there
by his wife and children. He is fair
~ well-to-do and has the respect of
all who know him.
Saturday night the rumor spread
tnat he had slashed his wrist with
a razor, and DR.. Spaulding was has
tiiy summoned from Kersey. The
physician found the man in a pre-
carious condition. but denying the
attempted suicide story. Washburn
says that his wrist was torn wher
ne fell from a tin roof. Mrs. Wash
burn says she has no personal knowl
edge OF how the accident occurred
There is much mystery about tn,
case, but as Washburn was alon,
when the accident happened it will
probably remain mystery. Th'
news reached here today.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
helps Shoe Store
"WETS" ARE RALLYING
IN TOWN OF EVANS

Evans, an 31.-The sa Don inter
ests are rallying their forces and it
is said that three separate petitions
asking that the question of "wet
or dry" be again voted upon at the
spring election are now in circula-
ton.
This was the report made at the
meeting of the executive committee
of the anti-saloon party held Satur-
day night. In each case the report
was made by individuals who had
been asked to sign the petition.
1t is necessary to secure the sigma
ture of forty per cent Of the voters
at the last election before the petl-
tion can be filed with the city clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Union, Pacific Files Suit

This latest move on the part Of
the Union Pacific is but another jolt
to Greeley and to the railroads which
propose to enter here. 1t will mean,
il a restraining order is granted, that
the franchises which the city gave
to the railroad companies will be
void. 1t will mean, moreover. the
cancellation of certain city ordi-
nances.
AS in the first suit which was filed
by the Union Pacific against the city
of Greeley, the Union Pacific asks
to have it's alleged title quieted.
Attorney Charles E. Southard fol
the Union Pacific served the papers
here last Saturday afternoon. The
hearing has been set for Wednesda!
next. Besides Attorney Ewing fol
the city, Attorney F. ]. Green wen
to Denver this morning in the inter
ests of the Greeley and Denver Stree
Railroad company.
1t is not believed, in view of tn
order already issued by Judge Levi
of the federal court to the effect tina
the city is RESTRAINED from interfel
ing only within l0O-foot right
, way, that he will allow the Unit
, Pacific to assert claim In this fu
ther action which is directed prima
lily against the railroads.
That the results would be mos
distressing. not alone to the city
Greeley but to the railroad compai
les If the Union Pacific is successf'
in the suit which they have brough
is evident from the single iact tn;
they will be prohibited from operi
tion practically on all of the track
which they have laid in the city
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Court Rules Against U. =.

Intense interest was manifested u
the case and the court room was wei
filled with many Of the Union Colon
lists during the progress of the tW'
days argument. Attorney Joseph I
Ewing for the city, Attorney louo
for the Denver. Laramie 4 North'
western and Attorney Green for tht
street car company were present
through the two days. getting point
ers against the Union Pacific in th'
fight which they must make asains'
the road. 8.
The latest phase OF the Deho"
case was important.
The suit was originally filed oS
DeBolt through Attorney JACOBS i''
the recovery of $1,S00 damaE1'
against the Union Pacific. In thel'
reply the Union Pacific stated una.
DeBolt did not have and never hao
any right to the property. peC""7
the property which he claimeu ''
hold was included in the Union D."
cific's alleged 400-foot right OF WHY
Then followed the replication W
the amended answer and it was u'
the motions to strike out cel'''-
portions and to make others NO
specitic that the arguments tor wv
mast two days have heard
The motion was voluminous "nU
was made up of thirty-nlne supu'
visions.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
GREELEY Is TO HAVE
A RELIGIOUS DEBATE

Greeley is to have n real eliglous
debate-the first ever held in the
state: and to Bible-studying people
more interesting and important op-
portunity has never before been af-
forded the people of Greeley.
beginning on Tuesday evening.
February s, at the Unity church, cor
ner Ninth street and Ninth avenue,
and continuing for ten evenings, ii.
f. Kitring, of Denver, and e. G. Fu-
qua, of Greeley. will discuss the fol-
lowing important propositions, VIZ;
G) Resolved. That the Seventh
Dav Sabbath was made by Christ at
Creation, and that it has not been
abrogated, but is and ever Will be
binding upon all flesh For hve
evenings Mr. Kitring afflrms TINS
proposition, and Mr.. Fuqua denies.
(2) Resolved, That the first day
of the week, commonly called SUN
dav. is the Lords day, and that IL is
binding in this dispensation by the
teaching of Christ and His aposties'
Mr.. Fuqua for five evenings aHlrms
this proposition, followed by ME- MT
ring in the negative.
There will be no judges, each indl-
yidual auditor being his own Judge.
IT is not for victory, but for truth,
that each disputant enters this de-
hate hence it will be absolutely free
TO all. and all are urged to attend
because truth has nothing to fear
from investigation.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Small Boy Makes Long Trip

All the way to San Bernardlno
Calf, is the trip which 12-year-old
Marion Irwin Williams, son OF MIS-
Mary Williams is now taking.
The boy was with his mother al
the depot last Saturday afternoon
and the mother was diligently sew
ing up in one of the boys pockets
several crisp bills. which were 10
pay the expenses of the trip.
1t is the first trip which the LAD
has made to the west, but he says
that he will make it without whlm-
per. and as he boarded the tram
there appeared to be no doubt but
that he was going to carry out MS
assertion.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
pat Men Indignant

fn in the city are indig-
the suggestion which was
fure Food Inspector Coul-
fnect that certain produce
es to Greeley is that which
out" or shut out" OF
Is,
men assert that this city
with the best which there
market and they say that
dement's would have been
three years ago. but not
r., They state that condi-
are as good as they are
pn the state.
y that they do not object
Hllation of a pure food in
that Greeley now has as
as there is anywhere in
~ and that she will con-
fVe such meat.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Zita Will Push Work

Zita is to have a new schooi mousse
which ia to be one of the finest struc-
tures of the smaller towns OF the
county. Superintendent Harrison mas
lust returned from a trip ABOUT ,ne
county and visited Mta, Caihi'eiu,
Pierce and other towns. lie iouh"
everything in flourishing cohol.'oh
At Zita, one of the most en'n"a
fastic meetings which any Vi VI"
towns of the county have seen ""'
held on Tuesday. Citizens 'ne'e VIZ.
cided that they will not ""'s w, .,.a
next fall to begin their plans LOT 'he
erection of their building pu' nav
.,u,oa, started their preliminary
plans for construction.
Men and women came IRON '''
around to attend the meel'ns'
rUyRJTNE ADS ARE Bah"HN'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
,,n,riv,ri Given to Newlyweds

BIuford Landrum and bride were
piyen a rousing charivari by the
Young people of the Plainview dis-
trict Friday night. Immediately ait
or the wedding, which took place
Wednesday, bride and groom went
TO Denver, where they spent cou-
ple of days They returned to the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. C. shannon, Friday and
stopped there over night, The cou-
ple we're enroute to their home in
Loveland.
Late in the evening all the festive
rv inclined in the neighborhood gath
cred at the shannon ranch ana pro
ceeded to serenade Mr.. and Mrs.
l.andrum.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
NATION ABOUT
MEMBERS OF FAMILY

the fact that their house
i wrecked and that the
piled. the telegram which
pe McCrerys here did not
eny other members of the
been injured in the least.
fCrery is anxiously await
From his wife so that he
the full extent of the ca
FCrery's parents are Mr..
y. b. Reynolds and they
visiting here for years
pave many friends in this
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
KILLED
BY EXPLOSION

iece dead and the home +
hrents and sister wreck +
he explosion of q gas +
pit in the basement of +
ension in Little York, +
the cause OF Mrs. J. F. +
leaving Thursday for +
fnts' home. The dead 1.
Frances. the 3-year-old +
/ of Mrs. William DON i
Mrs, McCrery's sister. +
baldson will be remem- +
re AZ Miss Bertha Rey- i
+
=. :. :. :. i. !. :. 4. I. + !. :
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
'ENiEs THAT HE AT.
TEMPTED SJICJnE

!" Although rumors to the effect :,
.Ha' George Washburn, form !:
I. ey OF Greeley, attempted sui ::
= .iue saturday night in Gill are ::
!: current, the storv is indignant :.
= uehied by both Washburn ::
!: rha MS wife. The former SAYS ::
!" mat ne fell OFF a tin roof and in ::
= lso railing severed the radial ::
= artery IN one wrist. The wound !
1. '""icted was a serious one and :;
!: save Tor the fact that prompt I.
" measures We're taken he would i.
" nave bled to death in short .
i: .ime, The family formerly !
= lived in Greeley. .
= : = = I. + I. I. r + r + + + 1
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

Maps and statements were filed
with the county clerk and recorder
Thursday by Joseph Il. Painter
of Denver for the Grand View Seep-
age ditch, which irrgates some 1000
acres and cost $1,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Behavior

Good behavior may be rather old
fashioned, but you never heard OF 1t
getting man into trouble.-Chl-
cago News.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

No home is really complete with
ont the Daily Tribune.
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