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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-19
RANSOM TALKS BASE BALL
WITH DOlk ROBERTS
CDR-ifiNA WOULD PROMOTE AN
lNDtPENDfNT Li.&Gt Il Is
CLAIM MADE.


Secretary Dude Ransom OF the Cor
Sicana Baseball club is in Houston
today comforting with Doak Roberts
OF thc Buffaloes aggregation relative
to the situation in Central Texas.
Corsicaua mas practically been
eliminated from The Central Texas
league, which is the new name for
The Central Texas Trolley league.
When the other towns got ready to
change the name aud make sehed-
ule Corsicana was ignored, not~ith-
Standing Corsicana was the best pay
Town i'll the league last year.
The powers that be- also made
a ruling allowing each town until
April 30 inst, to send in its guar
antee. To this ruling President Clay
ton and Secretary Ransom Of the
Corsicana club have objected, making
known their objections to President
Earl Brown at Ennis.
1t is not question of the amount
or the time, but there is a principle
invoked and Corsicana does not in
tend to sit and see the Central Tex
as league butchered up Other
towns have been taken in and in all
that has been done Corsicana has NOT
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12
500 Cremat. i When Ital;e, Ar
,'Ilery SCI, Fire to A Tra;1,

Geneva, via Paris, Aug. TO-
A Laibach dispatch to the Trib-
une says:
Shells from the Italian artil-
lery set fire to two trains on the
Borgo-Levico railroad while they
were on their way to Roverto.
The first train was filled with
troops, of whom 500 were burn
ed to death. The second was
carrying ammunition and eight
cars of it exploded.
AT Polazzo eight Italian at
tacks were repulsed. but the
ninth attack resulted in the cap.
ture of several miles of newly
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12

Space and copies Of this pa
per 60 to make up the newspa-
per mans entire stock in trade"
says the Fourth Estate in an
editorial entitled, Objects Of
Charity" These two are all
that he has to offer for sale to
the public, and no one else has
ever yet given any sort of salts
factory reason why he should
ever be asked by anyone to
donate them.
In the vast majority of cases
this generous charity on the part
of newspaper is blissfully taken
for granted and the papers lib
erality abused. That which is
purely a favor is accepted as a.
matter of course, and what
should be requests are couched
as demands.
When the courtesy has been
performed there is rarely appre-
citation, and more often dissatis-
faction generally silence.
The result in many other
towns and cities has been that a
ban has been put upon all free
publicity, no matter what its
object-even upon the church
notice. In those cities such fa-
vors as the press bestows are
properly appreciated and val
ued."
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12

Fairmont coal is the best coal.
See Maurie Num-. the coal man.
Mrs. J. Ernest Fox is visiting
her parents at Pinckneyville, who
are also entertaining another
daughter from Los Angeles, Cal.
and a son from Clay. Ky.
WANTED w HEAT so bushels
good seed wheat. at once. Ad-
dress p. o. Drawer No. s. Ma
rion. Ky.
Mrs. T. E. W oolfe, of Hous.
ton. Tex. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Zula Love. Of
Clay. KY. is now visiting her
mother. Mrs. E. M. Eaton, Of
this city.
Constipation Is the starting point fol-
many serious diseases. To be healthy,
keep the bowels active and regular,
HERBlNE will remove all accumuIa-
tons in the bowels and put the system
IN prime condition. Price Scots. Sold
by James II. orme, Marion. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ford, Of
Dickson. Tenn. arrived here
Friday for a two weekly visit to
relatives. They are now at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and
]. b. Ford. in Crittenden
county. Providence Enterprise.
Mrs. G. U. Dollar is visiting
Mrs. p. T. Sigler at Poplar
Bluff, Mo. She will also visi,
her son. Malcolm Dollar. who is
employed in Poplar Bluff.
Pearl Steam Laundry. the lar
gest and bes ever represented
in Marion. Palm Beach suits {
specially. We will call for ant
deliver your work. Office a
| Loren Yates pressing shop.
NEWCOM & LYNCH.
Mrs. Clifton King. and tw,
children and Miss Vera Conye
left Saturday afternoon for Mem
phis, Tenn, Mrs. Kings home
Mrs. King has been the guest o
her mother, Mrs. @, M. Conye
for the past two weeks.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12

No. / lump Fairmont coal at
car Sets. per bushel. See Mau.
RE Num-.
w. R. Franklin and wife who
visited friends in Hopkinsville
last week have returned home.
Henry Tinsley, Of Kuttawa, is
the guest of his mother. Mrs.
Markham Terry.
II. H. Hale. View. KY. has
just received a full and complete
line OF new goods.
Charles d. Haynes and family
are visiting relatives in south.
east Missouri.
We clean clothes. and all kinds
of gloves. Dry cleaning a spec.
atty. Yates Bros.
Senator P. S. Maxwell has re-
turned to Oklahoma to look after
his business interests in the
southwest.
Go to McChesney's for salt.
lime, corn. hay and bran. Good
clocks Toe, a piece.
]. p. Morgan, Of st. Louis,
No.. is visiting friends here and
relatives in Princeton and Ere.
donia this week.
| used Stones SPECIFIC for
stomach and bowel trouble. |,
is q good medicine and like
Stones SPECIFIC fine.
James Paris.
Mr.. Gilbert Jolly. wife ant
son, Of Los Angeles, CAL, Mrs,
Julia Parsons. Of Pinckneyvillt
and DR.. Frank Parsons, Of Clay
were week end visitors of Dr.
and Mrs. J. Ernest Fox, on South
Main Street.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12


Maurie NUNS coal yard. Ma
rion Milling Company's scales
and yard.
Mrs. Marvin Aikens, of St.
Louis; Mrs. White, of Brown
wood. Texas; Mrs. Graham. of
Paducah; and Miss Glen Graves,
of Dycusburg. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ramage
last week.
Kelly LaRue and wife, OF
Sheridan are rejoicing over the
arrival Of a fine little son. Tues
day Aug. Bird. Mother and
babe are doing well.
G. w. Abel the Ford automo-
bile agent has arrived in the
city to make it his future home.
We welcome Mr.. Abel and
would be glad to have Mr.. Ford
also.
Mr.. G. w. Reid and little
daughter, Elizabeth. of Fredonia,
who were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Driver for the weekend
have returned home.
| was awful sick: our doctor
said my LIVER was dead; haC
such misery in my side, and my
head ached all the time. / heard
what Stones SPECIFIC was do.
ing for others in MARION. ant
| took FIVE bottles of Stone,
Specific, and | know il is a fin,
medicine-it cured me.
/ Mrs. j. B. Hughes.
Miss Elizabeth MCGEE who at
tended the institute here left las
week to visit in Union county
she will return to her home il
Hopkinsville before coming her
to assume her duties as teache
in the Marion Graded school.
. II you sit in a cool draft when 20
are heated and get stiff neck or lam
back. you will be looking for some
: thing that will ease the pain. Fix you
mind on BALLARD'S SNOW LIN
MENT and don't be talked out Of
because II Is the best pain relievin
lniment you can get anywhere, Pric
25c, soc and 81 90 per bottle. Sold /
James II. orme. Marion. Ky.
Mrs. Mary Jenkins left in a
automobile for her home at Ed
dyville Thu sday afternoon, &C
compsnied by S. NJ. Jenkins an,
wife. who returned the sam
afternoon and Miss Linda Jer
kins, who remained to spend
week, and is expected home to
morrow.
The following people hav
tried Stones SPECIFIC an,
recommend it to others as
good medicine, and worth try
ing:--Dr. F. W. Mum, Waite
Mcconnell. Mrs. Pearl McAdam
G. M. Swisher., George Lawson
Sr., Miss Mabel Minner.
Belt & Yates. the realestat
agents, have moved into thei
new Office next door to Farmers
Bank, over Babb's restauran,
When In town call and see u:
We have anything you want
trade. and want to trade Il. W
have city and farm propert!
-four mills. dry goods stores an
one grocery store; all for sale
exchange; also one brick.kil
just outside the city limits. viii
seven acres Of land for sale
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12

Maurie Num- weighs all his
coal on the Marion Milling Com.
pany's scales.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12

NE 0uinne Ihat Does Not kffsct The Rssd
Cuinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full name All
took for the signature Of X. W. GROVE 20
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12
constructed trenches.

constructed trenches.
"The Italians have brought up
more heavy guns against Gorilla,
the systematic bombardment Of
which has begun. The Austrians
are replying feebly."
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-08-12
ROLL or HONOR.
The Following Have Ped The;-
Subsc. ptions to Date Giver
Siuee Our Last Report.

L J Allison, Birmingham. June 1916 |
J T Arflack, city. Jan 1916
S W Agee, r F d No 5. July 1916
J NJ Belt, Sheridan. Arr 1915
Everette Bebout, Sheridan. Dec 1915
II c Belt, Sheridan. June 1916
Tennie Brantley, RF DNo4, July 1915
Mrs. Vic Butler. Mancus, Colo Aug 1916
] B Perry. K F d No 4. July 1916
Herb Butler. Fredonia, Oct 1915
Dave Bradford, Crayne. Dec 1915
Miss Monte Blue, Milburn, July 1916
II c Brown, Deanwood, June 1916
Gid Butler. Oklahoma, Aug 1916
Tilda Brantley. Repton, Aug 1916
MISS Florence Harris, Corydon Sep 1915
J p Hunt, r F d No2. June 1915
Norman Henry. Missouri, Jan 1916
A Hughes, Sheridan. Sept 1915
l. c Hill. Sheridan, Dec 1915
Simeon Hunt, r F d No one, May 1916
Allie Hughes. Marion, June 1916
Harry + Haynes. Crayne, Jan 1916
A Holoman. Crayne. Oct 1915
Mrs Lillian Hennessen, July 1916
Virgil E Hughes, RID No 4, Feb 1916
o ID Harness, r F d NOD. Apr 1914
Frank M Jacobs, RID No /, Aug 1916
j N johnson, Gideon, Mo-, Jan 1916
J B Kevil, Marion, June 1915
ID B Kevil. Sikeston, No., DC, 1915
W N Linzy. Dyeusburg. Dec 1915
Jane Long. Barnard, Kan, June 1916
o E LaRue, Sheridan. July 1916
VIM Lewis. X F d Nos. July 1916
j A L:wis, Cave-in- Rock, III. Jan 1916
Mrs Margaret Corum, Joy. June 1916
DR. o C Cook. Marion, May 1916
James Cox. Carrsville, June 1915
Lummie Clark. r F d No 8, Dec 1915
Rose Order, Frankfort. Oct 1915
VIM T Croft, Lola, Mar 1916
Isaac Conger. r F d No one. Feb 1916
A ] Duvall. Marion, July 1915
W B Daniel, R F d Nol. Aug 1915
F M Davidson, K F d No 3, Jan 1916
l. o Elder, Pasco, Wash. May 1916
ID B Fohs, Marion, Mar 1916
Martha Franks, R F d No 8, July 1916
J r FRASER, Mexico, KY, Oct 1915
] Z Gilliland. Lola. Dec 1917
j w Goodloe, Marion. June 1915
Luther Gass. r F D No one. Apr 1911
Mrs Sarah Gill, Marion, June 1911,
Thos Gass. Ford's Ferry SR, July 1871,
John c Griffith. Dycusburg. Mar 1871,
Jas S Gass. Sheridan. Aug 1911
G Moran, Salem. Jan 1911
II + Morris, Marion, May 1915
S II Matthews. Frances, Jan 1915
7 w Murpy, IT Shafter. June 1917
CIR Murphy. Sheridan. Dec 1915
Mrs Jas l. Melton. June 1915
John Montgomery, Thine. Sept l9lI
Finis Millikin, Sheridan. July 1871,
G II Marley, r + d Nos, Mar l9ll
Mrs Sue Morris. Lola, July 1911,
r c Murray, r F ID No 8, May 1871,
Nathan Maynard, r F d No l July 1911,
DR. ] Mcconnell, S'dy Grove, Jan 1911,
Newt Mckinney. Fredonia. Jan 1917
Ray Mcdowell. r T ID No 4, Jan 1911,
G N McGrew. Bayou. June 1911,
II L Mcconnell, Rocky Point July 1911,
G 7 Newbell. Mar 1911,
Mrs Josie Morris. Sheridan, Dec 1871,
] G Num-. Sullivan, Jan l9l,
J Nc Phillips. Sheridan. Dec 1911
] r Postleweight, county,, Jan 1911
Joe Ralston, r F ID No two. Jan l9l
II B Rappolee. Salem, Jan lsl
r NJ Riley, Providence, Dec lsl
Jas F Robinson. Greenville. Dec 1871
Luther Redd. Sheridan, Jan l9l
W H Reynolds, Repton, Sept isl
! W B Smith, r F d No two. Feb 1911
Mrs Beulah Stinson, Illinois, June 1871
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9leiue %3OtaIua9ri6ten

Charles Seuton, Elm ongebIi.
der acknowledgements aus Scrib-
ner, 9lebr., rpnrbe Wontag abeu0
in ettlem Gunner BEG AeDItone.
Sotels berbaftet, mo9in er inter Der
8oripieee[ltng. ibnen or1 Gbeater
SteIIung 8u ueridoffen, afpei ilrnge
Mdodeu i'll idle6ter qbftdt berlodt
botte.
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letter Belt Die 0%or6ieite Der Sta0t
beimiuhte, iiberficl Dtontog 9(bero
6. Burlington IN oeiien 2o0en,
3006 GorO "a. Str, nit borgebal-
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$erausgabe Der 2ooenfaiie.
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ten ltno trompelten Dor gegeiIterung
ben 8iben. - Dtit Der 9unm.
belt fdrnpfen @6tter ielblt b~ergebeug.
abonnirt ouf Die G6gline Sribitne.
$500 0as Sabr 0ur9 Die @olt.
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9cntIdJe @affensenuTenIdjaft.

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auf 8ieoeriebenl $. 8.
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nihmtu bee aeiihaittte tsithtn, bah
DC NnisfFeennn AnFfifetuhfntHb
luat, NIB hah man ia mahflduu.
Ito emf tin Ehiebsatriat eiuiara
refhf.
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@nip[in.Grp[uiipn NM ;Eener.

Montog Nafmittog entitano in
Der aleioer-9 iemi9ungsnnitalt t20
Noro IL. Str. infolge elmer @oiolul.
@~Tplolton Elm 6euer, tpeldes Die an.
.italt nabe8u n0aig 5erit0rte. Soc
&esnid unO 9biI. 8oaatudi, 5foei
4ngeltelte, et9ielten gran0pun0en
an @eiiGt. 9eaden uito S1noen. Gin
5enertpebrmarn 6ur9Idnitt ith bel
ben 2oidap6eiten NIT eirtem Stiid
@lns cine aterie oes linfen 0ber.
arms. Der angeri9tete Sdaoen Be.
tfGgt mebrere bunoert Dollars uno
lit nidts periidert.
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R0eumatismuS (ei6t ge6o6en
Our6 Reinigung Oes B(utes
9. e. .. si6t idueae Grleidternue,
inOem Is bas glnt itGrtt.

aa abcr fpie2 Cine nulrihe 6rage Die antport if, bB Sic
Gbr gnt retuigen uifen, tn0en Sic iBm gu gehmoent, frdfHgem ltmIauf
perbeHenB iooaB es Die gerne uno lnreni9feten, Die &beumatsmus Der,
uriafen, dusitoBen fam. Der flnoerbae glutreniger g. Q. G. bot
Die 8nfurg, has 8lrt tbatiatid neu 5u beleben, imt 4arnft 81 geben, oeI
airtuIoion 3l beben, ioooB es bic @erme unO unrhnen @ifhtoffc entfernenI
fam. Die %hurdtboren Sdmer5eu pes Rhetmaisnus, lei es ole teten6e|
Gcaien Der idredlide 9usfer6enmoismus, oor Die 4rn- ro 2lb-l
ihmer3at pelhe Die g2ohtrube roubcn, ale meroen ourd z. z. 9. boaigI
fnrtrt Nebmen Sic niht site oopr Droguen Elm, ionoern qebrmfen Sic
has gtut9do, 6os 8tltmtteI Der 0aur g. e. 2. aaufen Sic es bel
5brem 4potbefer, ober benben Sic of 2. e, e. 2aGen sic lid bon uns
iber 8latfranfbeien informtren lmo fd ons Bud ug9bat toe Dirror
Sals@ ienoenf Soils SIR Gl elm beOnoerer If, fbreben Sic an bic
e. 9. Z. so, atlantn, So, aber beginner Sic nit Der Sur iofort
rnn fdmsts hh an sbs aHt ms upabmbt souoba aHtaHr
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in aopenhaasn meiE man geideip:

a~openba9en, itber 2on0otL t3
Sept - @ieiige Angabeu iagen, nliI
onaeblid perlaBliher anefle, Die
9cntihm h1tten Die Soffnng auf.
gegebcn, Riga Dor Dem Birter neb,
men 3a fonuet@. Der neueite nil.
thcuOe 8~iOaritano Der perit1rften
GuIicn an Der Gina iou ben oent.
ifen BaneroIitnt iIber3eugt baben.
bob ser 8IltB nifJt ~iberquert per-
ben fonne, QllsaeHofnmen nit
enornlem WtpnifcnDerInitl 0ie
GentiAen iollten iid ieet, nab 3n-
tiid3iehulig elmer gorbiit, peI6e Die
9iino ilberlhritten hotte, am iiioIi.
den llfrr oes 6Iuiies oeridan3en,
III Der Grmartung, 6oB Die Griippen
oes 3aren einen 9oritoB beriiiden
nirban.
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Marttbert9te.

Siio Omaha, IA. Sept. 1915.
&in6bteB-3afubr 5000.
Beef 6tiere, Marft felt bis fart.
S0diter Breig 1926.
SdbrIinge, CUTE Bis bette 5000
9.75.
8iemIid CUTE Bis CUTE 1915
900.
Mittr lmaBise Sc .75-7.75.
Sellers, Marft felt.
8ofe Stigers t0-15 ~nieoriger.
Gorn,geiatterte geepes.
Cute bis bette idnere 9eepeI
SIS. S0-9.50.
MittelmdBi3e $8.25-S.75.
8iemli6 quite bis quite 800
1925.
@ras.gefiitterte Gtiere, ouggeudbItt
$8. t0-S.5G
Site Bis bette $7.60-8.O0.
MitteImaBigc biz CUTE $7.25-
$50.
@itteImdBige s6.C0-7.25.
4iibe, Morft Ieit.
@ute Bis bette $6.50-7.25.
3iemli9 CUTE bis CUTE $5.25-
500.
RittelmdBige S4.OO-5.25.
@ras.9efiitterte aiibe $6.00-6.50
@rag.gefiitterte Sellers Sc. 5000
Stoders unO 5eeoers, Warft felt
getpobnlihe Sorte fiou.
@ute bis bette 6ee0ers $3.50
.8.35.
2iemIid cute Biz CUTE Seeoers
Sc. 70-750.
Cute bis bette 9toders $7.s5-
8.35.
3iemlia quite bis quite 1915
1856.
Mtittelm1Bige 5.50-6.50.
Stof Seifers S575-6.75.
Stod albe So. 50E6.50.
Stof a1lber 6.50-8.25.
Deal adLber 100000.
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Seinrid @eibuer,
9ertreter 0es 0eutfden 9eemannl
epieIaena trifft in Qnerifa ELM.

Stem gorf, 10. Sept. $500
Giiteu init Spiel5eug, Die erIte Der.
artiee 2ooung felt benz erlaB oes
britiiden ORDER in Council, itno bier
NIT Dem boa0noilheu 9ampfer8e teen.
bergen aus ROTTERDAM eingetroffen.
Die @eidmmtlooung 6es Sdiffes
bate einen Bertb BON $67000,0 900.
3oit bic gauge 2a0ung fonmt aus
0eutidlanb uno Gelterreid.
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