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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
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MACH FlETCnER'S
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STE alte @eimatb.

QaNN1beE.
Gin fnr6tbares 8ra1onngliid; .oas
infolge Ser berridenoen Site uno
Erodenbeit cine rieiige Musoebnrng
nabm, bat einen gan5en Staottbeil
|oer an altertbiimliden 8auten reiden
5ta0t Dnbe ritabt (Gi6sfelo) IN
einen Erummerbnufen perrpanoelt. A
8obnbduler lno 80 Sintergebduoe
muroen in slide gelegt. Das gauge
Staotpiertel, bon Der 8abnbof-Stra-
Be angefanoen Bis gum @e%ltertburm
uno Die nntre Marft-5 traBe, iin6 to-
tai nieoergebrannt. Dte aus alien
Ma6barorten 5ur.Silfeleiitung berbei-
geeilten 6euermebren maren Ser
furdtbaren @emalt 6es 6euers gegett-
iiber boQig modtlos. Sebr biele flei-
ne 2eute perloren ibr geiammtes Sab
un6 @ut. @iel Motb bringt 6ieies
entiebli6e nngIiid, namentlt@ Sen ar-
men 2euten. 80 6amiIien fin6 ob6ad-
Hos. Dte @ntitebungsuriude lit Biz
iebt p0nig unaufgeflart. u. a. lit
@obtabaf i'm @ertbe bon 10000 80.
|perbrannt. S9aben ca. 100000 81.
@effalen.
Muf einem &labe unpeit Ser Sbte-
len5tr. in 8ieIefeI6 ieBte ein g.
i4briger @nabe cine Ser SO BORT la-
gernoen @trafitromfabel Stolen Ger
Siemens -59udert . @erfe, in brano.
gbe sic Seuermebr oas 6euer loiden
fonnte, brannte1r IL Stolen. S6aoen
ca. $4,000 80. ~ SSn SierIobn
itiir3te sic 6Oidbrige Mrbeiterin 90
pbie &odsfdmper 10 ungludli6 bie
Ereppe btnunter, 6aB iie in fnr5er
3eit itarb. - Ser Is. ueit-6ertide
5hneioertag, oem sic meiiten 5dnei-
%berinnungen &b%einlan6s un6 8eitfa-
lens a%ngeb0ren, bielt am 6. un6 z.
Slug. in 2m6enidei6 feline Sab-
resperiammlung ab. - Ser bodm'ite
&err 8iidof bon @aberborne r-
tbeilte am II. slug. 10 Mlnmnen un6
II SbeoIogen aug benz Stuoienbauie
ser Miiiionare BON fl. Ser5en-Seiin
in 0eoentrop sic fl. &rieitertpeibe. -
Die 250iabriee @erebrrng, sic mon:
DEM @na6enbil6e Il. 8. S. in 8erl
entgegengebradt Fat, erbielt am 10.
Mug. 6ur6. sc. Gminen5 Cardinal
gr5biidof Slider sic fir6li@e Conc
ton 6ur6 feierIi@e &r0nung 'oes
@naoenbil6es. gu 6ieier Seiers tpa-
rem aus allen Ebetlen Nor6meit-
Deutidlanos menigitens 10000 men-
|i9en 5uiammengefommen, cine mo-
mentli9 in elmer 1000 @inpobner
5dblenoen @ta6t gar5 iibermdltigen6
mirfen6e fatboIiide @urogebung. =
Scr iunee 2anomirtb Sol. Sdul5e
bon 8i11egaffen (@r. @arburg)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

den Mblegnten Moniignore Golronio
grober gmpfang Ser Rralaten, @eiit'
Iidfeit Delegatett nn0 8eIllder I'M g.
Of 6. Some. Gin ausge5eidhnetes 3ro.
grat1m Ser lnterbaltung pnroe unter
Sen Mulpi5ien 6es Council 400 Der
anigbts .of Columbus aufgefiibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
fiieI 10 nngIluiisdfIlih bonn &alisbooen,
loaB.er idon an Mbel1o Ben erlittene1
0erleBungen erlag.
Mkeiu1rsDtn3.

DS10 -
0erlesungen erlag.
M5einYrsStn5. .ss5
Der Mderer Neter @ielnn6 aus
9 oeBeI bel 80 d en bate eiinen
9bien aus einem perleudten Drte in
ieinen Stau iibergefibrt, obne Die
porgeidriebene Mn5eige 5n eritatten.
Die 5qlge mar, 6aB ourd ben eine1
Sdien ser gan5e Dirt perieldt tpur6e.
Wegen 8~ergebens gegen 6as 8iebieu-
hengeieb murbe Ser Mderer bon Der
bieiigen straffammer 5m 5 @oden
@efdngniB perurtbeilt. Sn Der SEQ
|be bon gIebe I'M bolanoti9en
@apierpeer lpar Dor 10 Sabren ein
2an0mirtb beridmunben. Inter Dem
@erba9te bes Mor6es tplr6e 6amals
ELM S%eloarbeiter berbaftet, aber ma11-
gels binreidenber 8eneiie tpteoer fret
gelaiien. Diei er Gage madte NUM- Die
'6ran bes Seloarbeiters nad einem
|5treite nit ibrem Manne Ser 8oli5ei
sic Mittbetlung, 6aB ibr Mann tbat-
i46li6 ser M0roer bes 2anomirtbes
lei. Man fano Damn aud tpirfli6 in
ser Mabe bes &auies bas Sfelett 6es
oamals ermoroeten 2anomirtbes. Das
@bepaar murbe perbaftet. ~ nnlangit
fonnte sic fatbolii6e &farre 2eid-
.lingen SEN 100iabrigen @e6d@t-
nibtag oes @eitebens> ibrer 8iorrfir-
de begeben. Die firdlide @emein-
Sc fann auf ein mebr als 1000idbri-
ges 8eiteben 5uridbliden. Man
nimmt an, onB sic erite 8farrfirde an
ser Stene itan6, no iid iett sic epan-
'geIiihe Stride erbebt. Mad bem Sab-
re 1863 bon5og ii6 ser l1ebertritt fait
Ger gar5en ginpobneridaft gum &ro-
teitantismus Big gum @nbe bes II.
Sabrbunberts.
&ekex.Rakan.
Sn SnIbn bot am %. Slug. 6ie
Sabresconferen5 Ser preuBiiden 8i-
idofe itattgefun6en. Die 8etbeiligung
mar cine re9t 6ablreide. Midt me-
niger als a9t5ebtt &trbenfiiriten nab-
men an Sen @erbanolrngen beil..-
Na6 elmer Meloung aus Sranf-
a. 80. lit ser 8eugfel6nebel
Miiner, melder ieiiner5eit feline Sc
.liebte in &anau eridoiien batte, bin-
geridtet moroen. 9as in lebter
Stunoe eingereidte@ na6engeiu6 NOR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
Sic 10. 1abresperfammlnn9
Der Natipna1en TDbera=
ttpn fatbpliftber
Yereine.

l1eber sic sort obgebaltene 10. Sab
resperlummlung ser Mationalen Sooe.
ration fatboliider &ereine liegt aus
Columbus, Obio, ser folgenoe @eri@t
Dor: Ssn @egenpart 3ablrei6er bober
@iiroentrager, iiber 1000 Delegaten
Ser perldieoenen fatboliiden @eieu-
ihoften un0 8ereine ser @ereinigten
staoten bega1m am lebten Counting
bier in ser outs feitli6ite geldmndten
5taot sic 10. Decentralization Der
Mmerican FEDERATION Of Catholic go
cieties. Offi5iel eingeleitet muroe ote
aonpention our6 Elm feierlides BON
sr. grceMen5, bobu'iten Diomeoe
6alconio, papitlider Mblegat, 5%elebrir-
tes 8ontififaIamt. Die 6eitpreoigt
bielt ser bo@m'ite 8iidof S. S. &egiS
Gunepin bon Hittsburg. @r foroerte
Sic fatbolilden @ereinigungen aut
regeren Mntbeil an Sen @egterungs,
fraqen III 5taot nn0 2an0 gu nebme1t,
fir cine Meinigung in ser 8olitif tba<
tia 5u lein uno fir sic n~nteroriidten
ein5utreten. ST perurtbeiIte 6aS lie
bel ser gbeideioung uno Zen So5ia<
lismus. Die Stride uno ibre &nban-
ger 6irfen iett ni@t ruben nno rotten,
tretet Elm fir cure tpabre &eligion."
MittagS iette fi9 cine impoiante
8ara0e, an ser uber 10000 Mann
tbeilnabmen, in 8emegung. 0elegaten
bon County : 666erationen, bon Sen
@nigbts Of ct. Sobn,, ben @nigbts Of
Columbus, Sen &ibernian MifleS, ben
81. 3. S., sen Catholic 0roer Of So
relters, Catholic &nigbts Of Ohio un0
unabbangigen @eieli@aftm formirten
sic ein5elnen Dipilionen. @or Dem
4opitol nobm sc. @rcenen5 Migr.
Salconio; sic boberen &ir6enflriten,
@ouperneur &armon. 8rdiiioent 6.
6eenep uim. Sic &araoe ab. Mbenos
fano cine groBe Maiienperiammlung
in ser Memorial &ane itatt. SODIUM
iter 8ii@of &artIep fibrte BEN @or-
1ib. Die @~emtnfommnungsre0e I'M
Man1en bes Staates bielt @ouperne1r
@armon. ELECTROMAGNETIC I'M
Namen ser Sta6t, WaDor George
Mar1han. gntqegn11nq i'm Na11en
Ser S06eration odtb. @onar6 Seenep
bon 8rooflDn, 81. g., MationaI=Hrd-
iioent. Mnipraden 6ur6 sc. @rcel-
len5 Migr. Salconio, sen apoitoliiden
9elegaten bon @aibington, g. g., 6es
bodm'iten @r3biidofsMoeller oon@in-
cinnati cine Mnipra6e vGbe Catholic
2apman", adtb. 90. 81. Dangbertp,
2%ancoiter, cine iolde uber oas Sbema
rGbe gbur6 ano Science" bon Dr.
San1es S. @alib, Defan Ser 6or0-
bam n%niperiitp Me6ical 5dool, bl6e=
ten sic &auptnummer1t. Muiif ur-
ter 2eitung 6es bodm. 81. sc. 2ep6en.
Die ein5tge geidaftIide &an6lung
beitano in ser @rnennung zines 8e-
glaubtgungsfomites.
9ie Observation-Disclosures ser 10.
Sabres=&onbention Ser Mmerican Sc
oerction Of Catholic Societies nabmen
am Montag ibren Mnfang. 8mei lang=
moauern0e Sibungen fanoen itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

getre9tes bei ser @erfaiiungsrepiiion
I'M Sabre 1906 tp11r6e gegen oen ISL
oeripru@ 0es @entrums in Der Ser
faiinngsurfunoe ote 8eitimnu1tg eiH<
gefugt, oaB es zines iibereinitimmen<
ben 8eidluiies beioer @ammern be-
6Mrfe, menn cine Steuer, fir pelde
in einem 5teuergeiebe Elm feiter
Steueriab beitimmt lit, in einem
boberen Betrag erboben meroen loQe.
9ie erite &ammer menoet nun oas ibr
|bamals 5ugeitanbene 3uitimmungs-
redt auf Die @%bdnberung 6es 5port-
telgeiebes an, mabreno Die Mbgeor0-
Merchantmen ibr 8orre9t nidt preis-
geben un6 ser eriten &ammer nl1r Co
talannabme ODER Gotalablebn1rg 5l1-
Igeiteben mill. SIR ieBiges @erbalten
lit bon Ser grobten Gragtpeite fir oie
3ufunft.
8aben.
&eidstagsobgeor6neter @eb. ST.
nan5ratb 5rieori6 &ug lit am 49,
Slug. in s o n It 8 int Sitter BON
70 Sabren geitorben. Ct pertrat ben
eriten buoiiden Meidstagsmablfreis
@onitan5 : l1eberlingen = 8fuuenoorf-
Mt &ug berliert Ole ba6iide @en=
trumspartei einen ibrer b%etpdbrteiten
&arlamentarier, oie in Sen beiBen Ea<
gen 0es baoiiden @ulturfampfes nut
tbig un6 entidieoen un0 nibt obne
i6lieBli6en grfolg fir sic @edte ser
Stride ein9etreten fin6. Ct geb0rte
au9 Sabre lang Dem ba0iiden 2an6-
tag on. grtpabm gu mer6en per=
0ient, oaB er Elm Treuno uno S0roerer
ser @entrlmspreiie NOR. = gu @as-
| a d., in ieiner 8aterita6t, beri9ie6
ont 10. Muguit ser friibere 2ar6< un6
@eidstagsabgeor6nete 5dattgen. CT
pertrat Sen 6. @eidstngsnabIfreis.-
Sci 20rra6 iprang ser 21idbrige
6riebri@ Sdwan6er bon 9egerfelben
in sen &bein u16 ertronf.
Seferreid5- 1tngaru.
Die Sleii9einfubr aus Mrgentinien
iom in 9eiterrei9 aufboren. I'm
garn bate namli6 feline 3uitimml1ng
5u oerielber1 an Die 8eoingung ge-
fniipft, oaB iei1 8abnipitem etnen
MnidluB an Sen 8erfebr nit 6em rei-
den iddiiiden @an6elseentrum Mn-
naberg, 6idt an Ser bobmiiden @ren-
&c, erbalte, cine Goroerung, 6n De-
iterrei@ ob5ulebnen fi6 gen0tbigt iab.
Sic ablebnenoe @oltung nngarn's
muB gu elmer abermoligen geri9ar-
lung Ser Sleii6notb fiibren. = Gin
8eidluB oes @iener Mugiitrats per-
metgert 6ie 8eiiebung ser Mi@e oes
am 8. Sltli in Miinden geitorbenen
General Mufifoirectors Selir Mottl
al1f SEM itdotilden gentraI-Trie6bof
gu @ien, 0a Mottl geidieoen gepeien
uro ii6 mteoer berbeiratbet babe. =
SSn ser Gron8 Soiepb~@ aierne BADEN
ii6 5mei bodbetagte 8erionlidfeiten,
@raf Morit giterbosp un6 @raf @ol=
fenitein, gei6lagen. = Sn Sen groBen
5tein'i9en Eertil=8erfen 5u Brig
lit in 8obmen ftiir5te NIT furdt-.
borem @et0ie Elm ,@ep6Ibe ein. 5 Mr-
better mur6en alf Ser 5tele get06-
tet, 5 an6ere fdper ber1ebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

S,psater : Rantcl. @olLe
NnSuabl BON Da1ter1< l1nb &inoerz
SneatersM dnteln iett bier. @tne
quite s3eit CUR Mustpabl, 10 lange
Ser Borratb D~olIitd1bts lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

s~stesfttS. goue ausnabI an
mollenen uno %boumpollener 8lanfets
iett auf uniern 2aben9eitelen, bic @us
rer 8eii6tteung barren. Yopuldre
Hretfe soc BIS $3.50.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With Diff.
ferent Diets. Peaches and
Buttermiik for Three Years.

Cecilton. Md Nit George Richards,
of tins place, during the past II years,
has probably tried more different diets
than the average person would ever use
in lifetime.
What he has TO say about his expert
ments, must therefore be highly interest
ing to anyone suffering from indigestion
or stomach troubles OF any kind.
He says: For rsore than II years,
| suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. was also operated on
for piles,
lived on dried peaches and buttermilk
for nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
was a physical wreck. ! could not
sleep, and was as near crazy as man
could well be.
must say that after taking two 25-ceni
packages OF 1hedford'S Black Draught,
II did me more good than all ever spent
for other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and am as hard as IRON"
This purely vegetable remedy has been
in successful use for more than 10 years.
Tryit. But be sure that it's "rhedford'S.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
FAKE STOCK SELLERS
RUN OUT Of KANSAS
New Law Enacted for Supervision
Saves the People Nearly So
100000 Year.

Topeka, kas., Sept 26.-State
Bank Commissioner ] N Dolley IL
a statement today estimates that the
Kansas blue sky law" is saving the
people of the state s5,000,000 OIL
+ $4,000, 900 annually.
No longer do the hawkers OF
worthless stocks go about this state
that are worth no more than the pa.
/ per they are printed on. Now, before
a ock-jobbing concern may come
into the state and dispose of its
wares, 1t must make application TO
state board of which Bank Com
| missioner Dolley is the head This
board investigates every phase of the
concerns business and operations
The blue sky law was passed
by the last session of the legislature
Within the first six weeks of it's OPP
Grafton more than 800 applications
TO sell stock were made, of which
only eighteen were granted.
The people of Kansas, it is con-
tened, like those of every other state,
have been robbed by glittering prom
Uses.
Officials in every state of the
union have written to Mr. Dolley for
copies of this law. Probably 10, 900
copies have been sent outside of the
state. The people across the Atlantic
have heard of the Kansas blue sky
law and Germany and England
are among the foreign countries cali
ing for it's provisions.
Officials of dozen states in this
country have written Mr.. Dolley
that this law will be passed by the
next session of their legislatures
Commissioner Dolley originated
the idea of supervising stock-selling
concerns. He estimated at the time
the law was passed that its opera
lions would save the people of Kan
sas a million dollars year He
now states, after having watched its
workings for six months, that his es-
innate was entirely too low
Less than one-fifth of the appli-
cations for permission to do busi
ness in the state have been granted
after an exhaustive examination of
their resources and responsibility.
He has kept force of deputies busy
examining these concerns.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
FALLS FROM ENGINE
IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
Guy Sweat of WaNahachie Victim of
Railroad Accident Near Hous-
ton-Rushed to Hospital.

Tax Collector Geo G. Sweat re-
morning from Superintendent Allen
of the Trinity and Brazos Valley adj
vising him that his son, Guy Sweat,
had been seriously injured and had
been rushed to the company's hos
pital in Houston. Mr. Sweat and
over the Trinity and Brazos Valley
at 1880 for Houston.
No details of the accident in which
the young man was hurt were re-
ceived here until the arrival of the
northbound passenger train, which
came in about four hours late.
Young Sweat left Galveston Mon
day evening on this train as fireman.
When the train reacher Alvin it was
in a slight head-on collision with a
southbound freight train. The dam
age to the engines was slight a
no one was injured When the track
was cleared the passenger proceeded
and when about twenty miles south
of Houston the pilot of the engine
dropped down on the track The
engineer stated that when the sand
and dust began Jogging up around
the engine young Sweat was in his
seat in the cab When the fog clear
ed away he was missing. search
was instituted for the fireman and
the negro porter found him lying
unconscious in the weeds near the
right of way fence Blood was flow
ing from his mouth and he appeared
to be seriously injured, He was
placed on the train and rushed to
the company's hospital in Houston
1t was at first thought his injuries
would result fatally, but just before
Mr.. Sweat left for Houston he re-
ceived another message from there
stating that the young man was rest
ing very we'll and there seemed to be
some Improvement in his condition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
The New Movement.

This movement has for it's purpose
the engendering of enthusiasm in
the Individual, so that greater chris
tian good may be done through the
present channels of endeavor. Il
contemplates no new organization t.
take the place of those already exist
ing, Its sole purpose is to stir up ans
make better those we already have
Men of all denominations may en-
ter it with profit. 1t will not antag
onize single church creed nor doc
trine. Its object is to make men bet
ter without any reference to church
affiliation
The Waxahachfe churches have
decided to take part in this move
ment and have named committee
of fifty to have the matter in charge
The names OF those on the commit
tee were given in Mondays Light
No individual notice is to be sent t.
each member; and 1t is hoped that
those whose names were given viii
make a special effort to meet
promptly at 1880 O'Clock next Thurs
day night in the parlors upstairs III
the Methodist church so as to enable
us to lay the best plans for pushing
the work in our midst
Dallas has been made headquart-
ers for Texas, and they in turn have
made Waxahachie headquarters 10"
Ellis county The responsibility is
upon us We must not shirk 1t, we
must not fail. We must put our
shoulders 70 the wh i ard Nn>h
together. Two men together can do
more than twice as much as one man
alone In united effort we can sue
coed where singly and divided we
would fail We are counting on our
people to rally to this movement
COMMITTEE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
DROUTH NO EXCUSE FROM
GRAND JURY SERVICE
Judge Hawkins Holds That Hauling
Water Is Not Legal Excuse.

Judge, | want to speak to- you
privately is what District Judgv
Hawkins heard about steer" times
Monday morning before the hour for
court to convene. Consequently his
honor was kept busy listening to va
rious and sundry excuses of the men
who had been summoned for grand
jury service why they should not
serve in that capacity The majority
of them explained to the Judge that
a drouth existed in their immediate
vicinity and that they were compell
ed to haul al the water they used
for domestic and stock purposes.
Judge Hawkins told the complain in
ants that he sympathized with them
but could not comply with their re-
quests as this was not a legal ex-
cuse
One juror explained that he was a
registered druggist and that he had
no one who could look after his
store while he was absent. Judge
Hawkins excused him, saying that
if he was registered druggist his
excuse was legal.
T. O. Fountain, a prominent bust
ness man of Ennis, called the judge
to one side and explained the ma
ture of his business and said that 1t
was imperative that he be there to
look after It. He added that he
brought along a mighty good man
whom he hoped the court would ac-
cept as his substitute The court
said he was glad to hear the man
brought along as a substitute would
make a good juror and that as he
was a little short of material to COM
plete the organization of the grand
Jury he would Just use both of
them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
SHOW DERIVES NAME
FROM \ BIG RANCH
Miller Brothers Own the Biggest
Ranch in the United States

/ MltieF tfotutT> VNn Iit blS&eSG
| Ranch in the United States.
| In recent agricultural article
| the New York Herald said THE
101 ranch is the largest >And most
renowned stock and agricultural
ranch in the United States consist
| ing of over thirty square miles,
| Five hundred farm hands are re-
| quired to harvest the crops, and sew
| eral hundred cowboys look after the
| 25. 600 head of cattle. The Miller
| Brothers own one-tenth of all the
American buffal oes. in the country.
This is the home of the 101 Ranch
| Real Wild West show which will be
here Monday, Oct 9th. 1t is from
name and the ranch in turn takes
| its name from the brand "101" that
| is placed on the left hip of all live
stock of the ranch, The same peo-
pie that own the ranch are the
owners of the show and truer ring
OF the genuine could not be had
The show is truly western in the
most minute detail and there is
nothing that GOULD be considered
foreign to the west in any of its
show that is founded on the ideas
that fiction has spread broadcast
and so unreal but the foundation
that served as a basis at the time of
it's organization and which has been
adhered to sacredly since is realism
personal experiences and individual
knowledge of western things as they
were and are While other alleged
wild west shows have based their
OF ganization on blood and thunder
incidents cleaned from the books
with yellow covers the 101 Ranch
Real Wild West show has success
fully offered that which has a ten
dency to elevate, educate and enter
tain OF course there are number
of feature acts the portrayal of
which necessitates the use of fire
arms but they have not been made
the basis of the exhibition. There
is much more interesting than pistol
shots, long hair and Indian whoops
with the 101 Ranch. To particular
ze would necessitate an exhaustive
treatise but to sum up it is only
necessary to say that the past and
present of the west is literally trans
ported from that interesting part
of the world to your very fire-sides.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
HYOMEI FOR CATARRH.
Worlds Greatest Remedy free IRON
Cocaine, Opium and All Habit
Forming Drugs.

Start right now. before the cold
weather comes, to kill catarrh germs
and get rid of cattarrh. It's the best
time.
Breathe HYOMEI pronounce 1t
High-o-me) Curlin's Two Drug
Stores guarantee it, 1t is made up OF
Australian eucalyptus, thymol and
other antiseptics, and besides des-
troying the germs it soothes and
heals the sore, raw membrane and
prevents mucous from forming in
the air passages.
Breathe it few times day. It's
an easy and pleasant treatment anf
results are quick and certain,
Hyomei is guaranteed for catarrh
asthma and catarrhal deafness, o
| money back complete OUTFIT, II
Guiding hard rubber inhaler, cos'
lS1.00 Extra bottles II afterwaf
needed cost but so cents. 31-4a-t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair to
Natural Color-Dandruff
Quickly Removed.

There is> nothing new about the
idea of using sage for restoring the
color of the hair Our great-grand-
mothers kept their locks soft, DARK
and glossy by using a sage tea
Whenever their hair fell out or took
on a dull, faded or streaked ap-
pearance they made a brew of sage
leaves and applied it to their halr,
with wonderfully beneficial effect.
Nowadays we don't have 70 resort
to old-time. tiresome methods OF
gathering the herbs and making the
tea. This is done by skillful chemists
better than we could do it ourselves
and all we have to do is to call Tor
the ready-made product, Wyeth
Sage and Sulphur Hair Reemdy'
containing sage in the proper
strength, with the addition OF sui
phur. another old-time scalp RENE
dy.
The manufacturers of this rene
DIV authorize druggists to sell II uh-
der guarantee that the money VIII
be refunded if it fails to DO eXac'is
as represented,
Don't neglect your hair. Get bot
tie of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur TO
day, and notice the difference aftef
few days use
This preparation is offered TO the
public at fifty cents bottle, ana ID
recommended and sold by all drue-
gists,
Special agents, Curlin's Two DRUG
Stores.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26
To Boost Waxahachie ChautauquA

The Presbyterian synod, in SEES
sion at San Antonio, took the fol-
lowing action as to the Chautauqua,
located at Waxahachie:
discussion developed the opinion
that the Chautauqua, which is locat-
ed at Waxahachie and controlled by
the presbytery has not been proper
Nv supported 1t was agreed that a
widespread campaign to create IN
terest was to be put on foot, Minis
ters from all portions of the state
will be asked to attend regularly ana
churchmen from other states VIII De
asked to participate. special effor,
will be made to arouse interest,"
among Presbyterians in the smaller
cities and towns.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-26

The New York Herald says
| Better band music than Lieutenant
William H SanteImann and his red
coated instrumentalists put to their
credit has not been heard in New
York in many long day 1t was
in the opening number of the Tam
hauser Overture that the organiza
ton showed what its musical mettle
was, playing the difficult score not
only with big wellbalaneed tone but
with surprising delicacy and finish.
An arrangement by Weingartner of
the Weber Invitation to the Dance
and a List Rhapsody, also showed
to advantage the excellence OF the
band and the ability of the band
master"