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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
ONE GIRL AMONG
FIFTY MEN


PHILADELPHIA. May eJ.-in.
dlgnation Is expressed here today
as result Of splritinx away from
Philadelphia Marie PuTtx. a young
German woman. GU the tramp orr
steamer Excelsior. tn. only woman
among 80 men. mostly rough
sailors.
The gtff wan taken from the
United States on charge Of mur.
dor. bat Il j. believed she 10 really
wanted In connection with tho loss
~ some state papers. Ind will br
subjected to the third degree aboard
tho vessel
The women Of Philadelphia
threaten 10 lay the matter before
the government AZ Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
OPERATOR KILLED
BY $4,000 VOLTS

station az Seventh and ycsler way
to be open. Rclng told Operator
Joe Newetrom that he wan going
into the switch house TO work. A
moment after he left tho power
house, Newstrom saw brilliant
electrical display. Rushing to the
switch house. he found Rclng on
the floor. his body badly burned.
Reing lived With hia bride OF two
months az Cedar Falls.
Deputy Coroner Vim. Rorthwlck
brought the hody TO this city this
morning. and an inquest will be
held over the remains some time
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

-, s,,sa. chief operator Of the
,...,,na department at the
~ s.l,, pswer station, L. dead
. , result o. having com
s,seast on a hleh-senslor
N ....na the passage Of 10000
~ ,lsssrselty through his eody
-. s~,tsh house yesterday
Ne was Instantly k.lNd'
rs.ss''nlenaent Of fiFhtinE > u
"a seen At the station SUPER
s.sx the Installing q lnsnlas'
n'eas'In m No :. aud In the AFTER
@s,,h ends Of the line were re
49, ~ The log book al the sub
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Mrs. NJ u Samgela. OF Wslla
waIla. one OF the victims OF the
Colman dock accident. who vas TAX.
en- TO Providence hospital. has con.
tracted pneumonia. az q result 81
her Iunge In the bay sunday Al
noon today she was reported 20 be
very sick The other Victims. who
are n Prosidrnce. are all getting
long very well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

Danish butter. soc ID: fresh but
ter. s5c ID, 2 lbs. s5c; ranch eggs.
22c and 15c dos; fun cream cheese.
roc H.. brick cheese. 20c H.. butter
inc, zoe H.: carnation milk, 2 cans
fsc; sugar. 10 lbs. soc. 7 bars laun-
dry soap. 25c. pruncs, Toe ID; :
sacks salt. foc. home grown straw
berries. i5c box. German all pickles.
IBc dog: salmon, I0c H.: halibut.
lbs. CSC. Ghirardcliis chocolate. z3c
ID. Col Baking powder, f6c Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

JUROR FOR
BARROW

Los ANGE.fhsS May When
court opened In the barrow bribery
case today Ia was agreed between
Judge Hutton aud the opposing at
torneys that hereafter the trial viii
start each day at . 20 O'Clock. and
the morning session win close al
1850. On Saturday court will open
at O'Clock and will adjourn NJ ~
noon until O'Clock Monday after.
noon
The selection OF the alternate
iuryman was first taken up. The
first name called was that ~ Les.
ter r. Conn. mechanician OF
Ocean Park. After being question
ed NJ some length By Earl Rogers
chief counsel for barrow. he was
passed for cause b. the defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

Ripe olives. z5c a.. Use pit. cot :
tngs cheese. ? lbs i5c. cream mixed
candv. Toe 10. wax beans, 1sc h.;
green ground bone. lbs. ESQ straw :
berry Jam. i5c N. No. haiibut. =
lbs. 25c. shad. z5c each. shed roe
l5c H.. soles, 4 ibs. csc. tenderioin
OF sole. lbs CSC: ling cod, lbs.
each. cataup, Toe bottle. legs OF
lamb, 12lkc ID. ham. i5c ID. spare
ribs, f4c ~ pot roast. 10c ID. boil
ing beef ~ H.. cabbage pianfs. =
doz. 25c. Vanilla. 1 or. bottle. fsc;
tomatoes, Sc H. bananas. l5e dog.
teIephone peas. SC ID. new Califor
mia onions. SC III.
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sAxIyAuY

2 lbs. string beans, i5e; lemons. &C.
doz.: 2 heads lettuce, Sc. . punches
rndishes, sc; artichokes. Sc and f0c
each; . lbs. spinach. Zoe. VI ID cocoa
Irregular 25cJ, Ice; Eastern bacon
tic H.. roasted sheiied peanuts. foe
10; . lbs. Washington creamery but.
ter, $50. local eggs. zSc doz.; full
cream cheese. zoe ID; Hoauefor'
cheese. soc lb; Gorgcnzolh And
Glsdosf, 40c IL imported swiss. 35s
ID: domestic Swiss. ace ID.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


lbs. navy bcsns. 1sc. rice. lbs.
csc. SHREDDED cocoanut. roc ID
raisius. u pkas. Csc. cottolene, SID.
pail. s5c. f9-lb. pail, sf.5s. cans
klppered herring. t5c. xsc can pre-
serves. f5c CSC olives. : bottles Zsc
III bars laundry soap. Csc. ~
bars aapOlfo. isc. pkgs. mararoni
or spaghetti t5cs pkgs. corn
fakes. tbc. cans milk, 1sc. salmon !.
4 cans 95c. 2ec cans peaches. 2sc
home made bread. 10c loaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Help Wnn,ed--EcmaIe

~f~~sN~~>~~>SNes~~r~~ ~e~~s~~~~~~ee~r~
Wanted Young women, either a. /.
psrienrcd or Inexperienced TO
work az telephone operators. Ap.
ply TO tios srd av, or 1880 nth
av, The Pacific Telephons aud
Telegraph Co.
United states Employment bureau.
Mrs Mcdonald wants cooks. wait 4.
fvsHep, chambermaids day work
houaehcrpera hotel help ape%
cialty i.s Mutual Life hlda.
Phone Elliott sStk,
Wanted Ladies' that have old hats
aud trimmings 20 bring them %
MME. CLAIRE. 1889 HEcoNp Az
aud have new hats made % them
~ moderate prices
Ladies' aud ehlidran'u dresamaktns.
Infants iayeftos speciality vat >
lnfaefion guaranteed. Ladies' he-
modelling and breaKmaktng Par
ioru. ai6 Arcade ifidg
Mothers we board your children.
81. 90 month Orphans free. Ait
Calvary Home. t4is niewett Rev.
Toss 4 cumInlnsa. fupi.
Manted -isKpsrieuced feather onsi .
er, rantorium Dye Works. 30
Denny way.
Competent siri for General house.
work must he good cook fhaue
kenwuod zle0.
Womsn COOKS out 81 city. waitress
and maids fn ana out ~ city. see
spring - seattle Hotel News.
ladies'. bring your sewing Joia
practical dres-mahins school Sop
flofan, Main t4sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
For Exchange.


FARM BARGAINS
~. FOR EXCHANGE
80 acrcs in the .snoqualmie valley.
mile Co railroad stations:
Taoom modern house. gas light.
good oa'buiidlngs. livestock OF
all kinds. Machinery and tools
10 with place, No orchard: on
county roads Price 100000.
VIII take house and lot and bal.
ancc ia 10 years. OF good income
property.
10 acres near kirkland: good build
inRa, bearing orchard. 100 trees,
4 acre in straw berries and. 9th.
or fruits. No / water system for
mhonse and irrixating Price
$4,000. will take house and lot
from 100000 TO $4,000.
~ acrea IN town limits Of Botheil:
No. ! buildings. bearing orchard.
ANAL fruits. garden. iawn. flow.
eFs: everything TO make a per.
feet home. Price ys.500.00. VIII
take house and lot ia Seattle up
TO 5000 90. balance. mortgage
on long time.
W. w. MOVES
All Boston Heck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
NC UP EIGHT ACRES OF GRAVES.

r. ..r,v commissioners have ordered that eight
49, containing the bodies OF persons having died At
= - ss, farm in Georgetown. be dug up o make
~ X Installing Of dozen factories sites for which have
w lessed Tor period OF ten years Work Of eShumng
- A,vlsss will begin Just crcmatorun Is
,a On the poor farm for the burning OF the bodies.
r are already being made for the construction OF
sa,oriru. which win cost about $1,000 This plant
viii &c used for the cremation OF pauper bodies not claimed
~ relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
TuRN ooWN WOOL ellL

WASHINGTON. May 23.-~The
senate finance committee decided
today upon an adverse report on
the wool btu In the form In which
IL passed the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

Bobby -Cran-pa. why don't you
20 to the moving picture show
They've got a hair-faisinz finn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Wanted--Real Estate

>r~~.~~~N~40>~s~~~~r~~~~S~r
wanted--Nacant lots or tracts IN any
good section Of city suitable TO
build on in exchange for income
property k-2oi, star,
cash 10 huy snap In vacant or Inn
proved property Money waiting
for br~t bargain N-aob, star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Business Chances.


Business Chances.
l~~a~a~N.~~~~~~~~~<Nes s~ee~~~-N~c~~e~~%c~
Meat market and grocery store for
sale IN country town. ON Great
Northern n. H.. doing splendid
business. reasonable price, terms
according 20 security. Apply
II. 81 REAL. ESTATE
AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
% Yeaier Way.
Bakery and restaurant. good suburb
location. splendid opening, build
lnE. furniture. fixtures for rent.
long term. reasonable rental. on
for sale at price attractive To puf
chaser. AIS Burke Building, Main
III.
Bakery and lunch room IN busy mill
town OF 1000. only brick oven.
good fixtures and tools. attractive
place In central location, doing
business OF $500 "a month. Price
$3.50 Phone East 1867.
Hotels. roomlng houses. stores, sa
looms. etc, for sale or trade.
Kaufman Kelly kumpnny. North.
crn Bank Bldg. See iiasbrook,
Wanted--Partner for half interest
IA picture theatre. doing good bus
lneaa, See me at Lyric theatre
Occidental and Washington.
uood paying grocery and property
at sacrifice for cash. x-307, care
Clocks called Tor. repaired. deliv-
cred. IIuson. S2t Hinckiey Bldg
Elliott AIS
NIchola. hMngalnwn. nlnckIey L.lk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

Homesteads.
ffN OREGON HOMESTEAD
ENT
ago acre, ESQ ready for pillow. acres
plowed. good small log house, 3
miiea from H. r. survey. about 30
miles from Bend. We can fur
nlnh you this for $500. Have some
good ones IN Washington also.
EMPIRE HON ESTI,AD co.
$50 EMPIRE BLDG.
Join our next party OF land aeelters'
excursion TO oregon next Satur-
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
564-5e5 Empire Bldg.
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CITY Real Estate.

FNf-f~NNTNN~~T~FNFNFNFNf7~f
BEAUTIFUL HOME
Two blocks OF Woodland park, half
block to car line. double con-
Etructed. very large b-room home,
fun cement basement. modern
from basement Go garnet. furnace.
fireplace laundry trays. both gas
and electric lights. complete In
detail. for ss.5oo. 81. 400 cash. ball
ancc terms,
TO THE LUCKY BUYER
we viii give $500 OF furniture.
which is n complete furnishing for
the house. two fine bedroom sets.
two oak dresaers, large oak chif-
fonier. oak dining table. large
Morris chair. leather rocker,
leather dining chairs. large gas
range, gas tank heater. everything
complete hut too numerous to
mention. Come and see ~. IL
will be pleasure 20 show this
property. and we mean Just what
we say. The furniture Is given To
the buyer absolutely free of all
charge. Take phinney car to 1901
rhtnney nv. See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

IL miien from center OF seattle. ia
foot wide stream OF water run-
ming through middle ~ acres
cleared and stubbsd, fent ntashed.
acres timber. all black iostn
soil. house. barn, etc. on place.
~ worth 80 GOO Present price
1000, about Oh 800 cash, you
have TO SEQ II 10 appreciate a.
Albert q. Lard 1905 Northern
Bank nidK., Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

~r~~~rS~~r~-S>-r~~<~~~ ~e~~~rr~~~refsr~-~e~r
sis.ea--t room apartment. with
private bath. gas range. hot and
cold water. Call 1909 y Fir.
Exreislar Npta furnished and an.
furnished sth and pfke Main Esst.
r. Lawrence. lsettt kth--cotnfoft-
ahie. close IN. Main kssi tit up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

WASHINGTON. May es--wtth
& srs speeches scheduled during q
ove dags campaign Of New Jersey
on1e mostly BY automobile. Presl
~ Taft started for that state to
- b boosi bis claims for endorse
~ by me republican party Of .
snroad term Is chief executive
ne rfesiieat goes first 20 Phila
ls,phia. where he wlIl opea the se1
dpus d the International Naviga
~ enaxrex< He viii spend to
~ u Trsnsos. n. J.
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STRUGGLE NOW
On IN NEW
JERSEY

YNfNroN. ~ j.. MAY <i---- IRE
1v,nnl< for national convention
1u,psssss conferred to-day IN New
ns,. were President TAFT. Col.
Seresslx and Senator la Fclletse
- szr.sd tours that will carry
- iste even eonsressiensl dis
~ sna every city Of Importance
\ ~ state.
Il rslleitr opened his campaign
4 jsrses City last night President
4 vim speak tonight at Camden.
fFuusnn AID darlington. Roosevelt
- mapped out busy day. Open.
~ Ais night In Paterson AZ noon.
~ tormsr president ~tli make 10
neeeAss during the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

SNAP
For SALE or trade. 20 acres nine
mites from Tacoma. 1850 chickens.
Z horse. ruV'. All improvements
so with the place. We have many
more good rsurhss 20 trade Come
~ ard ace ua All rplcr block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Situations Wanted
Female

w--~~~~~~~~N~~-~s>1NS >~-~.~~~~-~o~@~~
SteHsuahinE and plain sewing. re-
pairing neatly dose. Prices fea /.
sonahle. Kentucky House. tta
Fifth Az. Main tsos
An experienced reliable chamber,
maid wants work from 10 =
Fhone Main f8it
Woman wants day work. washing
irpninE, cleaning. Phone sQas
Naiu. Npom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
SPECIAL Noticcs.


s~r---~~~~-r-~~-r~e~H~<-~--f
nrTTERtt ORTIZ q SONS
Professional rlfertoFw ard i@icensei
k.mbainers 1881 ist. Phones stp.
University UndeffaklpR Paricfa. fsit
itth ~ T. North slz w. =. fork
ner.
stonnsy- Watson Co. Fun.ral Dsrec.
tors. Third sv, and UNIVERSITY
Main II; EiHost rts
&c IN u q n an RaSlp.
ped for weddings. receptions. !u-
ficfala PARIS FtNHIST--2is pik E:
bfkNs FLORAL Co. sol ard Aain
sfts--rut flowers isalgns senr..
Lost and Found.
~.~~s~.~~>~~s~~~~~~<-~ ~s~~-~~~~s-~sN~-S>
Iaat---Young male Liewcllyn. set
tor from as w. Cotnstork at
Phone u A. gs9. Reward Tor re-
turn.
lost Savings hook No. 1895. Find !
er return 20 Washington Trust
and Savings Bank.
I.oaf-~Biart Persian female cat.
southern part city, liberal reward.
Main fset
foana--srhe right place 20 have your
watch repaired. Hymona. iewcier.
1871 Third. near Pike. All work
sr4turnnfeaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Furnished Rooms.

IuTuf8fSu NOUfft9-
<>~~<~s>~-f>~<~~s-<>s~N r~f.<%f~~<~rss<r>N-r<t
virSfnua Hotel. sfh a Virginia. near
Wrsftahs. offers new. modern. ele-
eantiy furnished rooms. with the
best accommodations lowest rates
ELK iiosei. itat gnd Az. first class
outside. Puget Sound OF Fnd av.
Wow rooms. day o. week,
Furnished rooms Furnished flats
and bachelors apartments. Bea-
con 1905.
Nicely furnished rooms BY the week
or transient Cottage fnn. afs
Cherry,
Tho broadway coruer Broadway
and Ycpler Modern. taco week
up. E. ~ Pfrutise. proprietor.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. fiisB
First--Itstes sec daily and np.
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Board and Room.

Ne.~.~s~~~~~e@~~4~~~ ~~~c~~~N~e~~~~~c~~
Two worklnamcn want batch or
board north OF lake. reasonable.
N-tas. care star.
Double room. hoard, fireplace. hot
and cold water Main 3ss2. Ills
Cherry.
Rabies or small children 10 board.
have our own COW sidney at2.
Children boarded. references. 1911
Il Alder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
OWNER WRlTFs


haiaa this price after June A. cant
afford te give ali the crops on The
place unless I sell now 10 acres
finest kind Of garden land little
barn. house. hofhouar. wagon. har-
nshh and tools acres Ia berries
rhnhnfhi potatoes aud garden
truck, fine markets. good road. !.
mile 90 school. , miles 10 town
a sood buy al ti,eo0. $500 essli
balance $40 per month
WEST COAST LAND co
tiia.tt American hank nidg
CHEAP POULTRY RANCH
! want 90 sell = y acre tract With
~ etk minutes drive OF the ferry
dock at kirkland. Tho soil IL ek-
crptlohailf good. about half ~ The
tract rich black bottom land for
vegetables. ceiety ana Aapa rhauH
while the belanee is shot clay soll
Tor chickens. berries and fruits
1900 takes tho place a. 10 stands
$50 cash and balance go month
Sec John ufrnenan at Anders0us
WHAT Madison park.
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New Today.

ttek UPRIGHT PIANO. tery little
ussd. Looks like new. about half
price. terms. Maiifn~ zoo Arcade
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Personal.

>'e>~Ec7,l -sS'.'-,,>,.e,f fss->>s>11g ,,>sr>-
Adsfrs. sAIfranss. Information. sem
erai list correspondents, refined
hixh-elass business An1 social eirs
eles ttts Sertitiake Ave. North
Isl Ftorence Nichols
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. 30
operation or detention from iaoef.
ever 400 cases cured past tSo
years agSs / % f8. Harvard
SYSTEM. 81 Eitsi BisK seattle
oft.t-ETIE Hf.A1ies shsfpeasi, zee
dox.. rasors. sAe. sse. 1901 tth ~.
b.uif h. iunatr 1ptr ear wetftsnooiss
Bur~aus ladies free TDs Pies 81.
TourEES. WIc2--Aii kinfs u half
work korh. tat NpFtae. Ind tsf4
Confinement home. t~st city refer
oprss s42t lrfth W q. a. 1t9t
Nichols. bunsain~n. iilnesisf ttlk-
Nay II saw ID In rho rfAr~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

BEAUTIFUL SMALL GRAND ~
ASO. cost t*na. like newi viii maii
for about half some terms WALL
Iua. 200 Arcade Annsx.
fara yonr bills collected North
Coast Collection Co, tA1 y = hih.
Drunlese Doctor. lie saffery. al
Union. Phone,
kodak aet ciopias. Ice toll. any
.lsr. Jarohn Photo 4hcn. f.-t hla
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Furnished Houses



Fiat. J light basement rooms. un-
furnished. walking distance. bath,
phone. gas range. thea suonth.
electric Hight frse. No children.
fit Decay, near Denny park,
f.ower flat "a two.ftat rnftagr.
rooms fls.eo 1850 y Marion.
uppsr rat isrKe fruit garden, tepD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
MODERN HOTEL FOR
ELLIS COUNTY TOWN.
Dallas Architects to Prepare Plan
for 100000 Structure to Be
Built at WaXahachie

#. A. Ferris and Robert Harrison,
former proprietor of the Rogers ho-
tel, which was burned down in Wax
ahachie some months ago, were in
Dallas yesterday and employed C. D..
Hill & Co. architects, to work up
plans for a four-story and basement
modern fireproof hotel to take the
place of the one destroyed by fire
Mr.. Ferris is head of a committee
Of Waxahachie citizens that are
backing the new hotel project and
1t is their intention to make the
New Rogers probably the most up
to-date hotel in the state, consider
ing the population. Mr. Harrison.
proprietor of the old Rogers, Is to
be the managing proprietor of the
New Rogers when completed. The
hotel will contain all the modern
found in larger hotels
and will be absolutely complete in
every department The new build
ing will contain about seventy-five
guest chambers, besides parlors, din
ing rooms, lobby, etc. and will cost
approximately 100000.
Actual work will begin as soon as
the plans ar complete and contrac-
tor selected-Dallas Times-Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
COL. TOM YATES DIES AT
HIS COUNTRY HOME.
Was One of the Pioneer Settlers of
Ellis County.

Was One of the Pioneer Settlers of
Ellis County.
Col, Tom Yates, aged 68 years,
died Wednesday night about 1880
at his home on Grove creek, few
miles north of Waxahachie. Paraly-
sis was the contributing cause of
death. Mr.. Yates had been confined
to his room for long time and his
condition became critical about ten
days ago Mr.. Yates was one of the
pioneers of Ellis county, coming here
about forty years ago and settling
on Grove creek. He was Confeder-
ate veteran and a member of Camp
Winnie Davis in Waxahachie. He
was prominent farmer, good cit
izen and was well known all over
Ellis county. While his health was
good he was almost a daily visitor
to town and had many friends here
who will sincerely regret to learn
of his death. He is survived by three
children, Miss Ellen Yates, Will
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
Removal Notice.

On and after March LIST. will be
located In the DuBose building on
College street next door below Mid
dleton Bros printing office.
I still have good stock of pianos,
organs, sheet music, talking ma
chimes, ETC., In stock which | will
always be glad to show you
Remember, I have some special
bargains to offer, so come and see
me on College street.
d286w6p G. A. ARNOLD.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
Gard of Thanks.

| desire to return my sincere
thanks to all the kind friends who
were so generous and attentive
during the recent unfortunate acct
dent to my husband which resulted
in his death. All the words of sym
pathy and other kindnesses shown
are deeply appreciated.
Yours Gratefully,
MRS. CARL ENGLAND.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
LOCALS.


. LOCALS. =
= o . = = o = = G = = =
Mrs. J. M. Lancaster is quite sick
at her home on Mcmillan street
Buy your pump from F. s. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way down tt
For your cane seesis and all kinds
of feed stuffs see Eus. ShIve & Keys.
2s5pI
Mrs. C. C. Cooke was quite sick
yesterday, but is reported better to-
day,
when you need plumber call
Bunkley, with F. s. Cronk Co. Both
phones 81.
See that liquid soap and holder.
Always clean, strictly sanitary. f
Is. Cronk Co.
One of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. M. Parks Is reported to have
a light attack of pneumonia.
Don't fail to call and see the new
spring hats and wells on display at
Mrs. Dalton's millinery par1ors. 285
Mrs. Dalton's sailor and ready
to-wear hats and wells are now on
display at her store, east side
square. 285
Scales Ball, who came here this
week from Cleburne to accept po-
sition with the Curtin Pharmacy, is
on the sick list.
Mrs. w. E. Lane and little daugh-
ter are the guests OF Mrs. Lanes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Smith,
on Rogers street.
A fine lot of blackberry shade
trees. Our trees have roots and have
been inspected. Either phone. Wax
ahachie Nursery Co. If
w. C. wilkins of Adamsvf1le,
Tenn, and son, G. H. wilkins, Of
Fort Worth, are visiting their bro
Their and uncle, Rev R, F. wilkins.
Mrs. Robert Jones and children
will leave this afternoon for Corsi-
cana to reside, Mr.. Jones went there
a few days ago to accept position
in the offices of the Houston and
Texas Central.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
New Theatre Opens.

San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 20
The Orpheum theater, San Antonio's
latest playhouse, has just been
thrown open to the public 1t has a
seating capacity of 1900. acoustics
as nearly perfect as possible and is
very richly decorated. The Orpheum
stock company has been organized
and will put on different play
each week This makes the fourth
large, up-to-date theater in San An
tonic.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-29
Notice.

Our business on Rogers street
will be discontinued as we have
consolidated it with the College
street place. We believe the change
will enable us to give better service
as we can concentrate all our help
at one place thereby enabling us to
take care of any rush, without any
one sustaining the feeling of being
disappointed Our motto will here
after be no disappointed customers
Prove us and see IL we can makt
fgood Yours for service,
| LEACH & FAULKNER,
1883 Sodifferent Tailors