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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-07
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
PERMlSOS PARA FINCAR.

John Stuep, adicion de ! cuartoS,
Gale liza. Block 3l40.-$l25.
Fred S. Asher, fabrica ladrillos,
Gale Warwick. Block 3l45.-SlOO0.
William J. Meyer, habitacion De !
cuartos, Gale Kirk al Sur. Block
349G.-S85O.
San Antonio School Board. 2 Guar
tos. edificio para cscue:a, Gale Colo
RADIO al SUI. Block 2Oj3.-5630.
San Antonio School Board, edifi-
clio para escucla, Gale de Flores.
Block 2S2S.-S49lG.
A. G. C~astanola, h]abitaci0n de II
cuartos. Gale Mulberry al Sur. Block
lSO4.-S4O00.
Sra. Anime Morawitz, > cuartOS.
Gale Labor ii Este. Block Oil
800.
S. II. Anderson. addiction l cuarto.
Gale de MatamoroS al Sur. Block
2Sl.-$500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

<ia. que - In capital Il" los a>chan-
It's.
solo tirn"n poraS caSaS de- MADEIRA.
que son las hahjtariOncs del asSafo
oinr, del dikcro Y dc los cumf0S "
~Sarrrd0lcS enrargad0S de vrlar a los
feiichcs. Las irmaS son SimplHs ca
haIlaS. r0iradaS cast tOdaS. de .iartl-
nrs O hucrtas. On los rualcS So cult
van namoS, bOniat0S, maiz. ananaS.
piment6n picante, muy uSado Ell las
preparedness del fu-fu, Y varlas
otraS eSpecies de frutaS y teGum-
brcS.
Ordinariamente 81 pohlacidn no
paSa de orho a diaz mil almaS: Pc
ro cn los dia> de mrrcaio :" dupllca
este ntimero.
Los dos aurOpeoS. QUE tuerHn OBJ
ieio de Ia ~curiosidad de cuanto> ne
eros So iiri"ian al mercad0. ARA
vesaron con TODD el aparato de aque
LA conducci6n Official tOda la clu-
lad. V pasaron anle una casa de ma
dera construida con cleric SuSto Y
aiOrnada con pSculturaS toscamente
talladas V cubierta> de dolores chi
Homes.
In negro, vicjo va. porque tenia
ia piel bastante arrugada. per0 fuer-
te todavia, cubierto con una ancha
camiSa blanca eli cuyaS mangaS Sc
veian extranoS amuletos O Sumienes,
consistentes en- c0Tdones lie fibras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
NOTTCTAS DE- "A CIUDAD
IN PROFESSOR iTR0PELLAIO
P0It IN AUTO.

DrrrihadO p0r I'm auto que r0rrla
d">r>pcradamrntr y =raNcni"nte le-
>l0nado. \. krump. IN maestro de
rscu"la que rnSide en- la .Avcnlda de
Cincinnati al OcStc. fuG cncontraCo
m~nriDundO rn 81 canine de fredc-
rirk>bur= pnr unoS Soldados que
iiran en- IN canton al ruta para Leon
Springs. krump cslaba >tn sentIdo
Y rn 49,, c>tai0 50 lr llrv6 al Sana-
l"rio del Or. Thomas Dorbaadt en-
81 West End.
Nolifirada Ia poIicia d" 10 >uccdI-
to al professor Il" ~rcfrr"nria. :" pu-
:" rn moyimIrntn iur=o para des-
ru1rir Il lbs rr>pon>ahI'S lei h"cho.
per" NADIA Ila pnii IL dr>ruhr!r has
ia ahora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

go I'll "rgra>o ir ASSryin Y Il" Ill
r"mpaHrra. SH"uid0S ir 0trOS n@"r0~
que roHiurian dos paIanpuine> ru-
hi@rtn> con SrninS ~,l0SAifS de- nOiaS.
Alfredo Y Antao - irridleH0n Il
Salii nj canine. iond" 50 cncontra-
ron a AS>"ybo. que 50. habia AIDE
lantando 4 los drmaS.
Mi amo-dijo apreSuradamrn-
te.-lOS ladroneS han sido presses,
-cPresos ya?-exclamaroR Alfre-
do Y 81 portugues.
Cno lie ellos ha Siio detenido vi
vo. pueS otro. que sc re>iStid a los
hombres del dikerO. fu6 muertO por
6<to>. Y IN tercrrO Ina de~SapareciiO.
-cY Ia negra?
-tE.Sta en- caSa del dikero.
I'm buena Salud? -lc pr.gunt6
AAta0.
-COmpletamente curada de sus
heridaS.
-cY nuestraS cajaS y las caba!te-
riaS?-demand6 Alfredo.
-RecuperadaS intactaS.
-cY que vienen 4 hater eSos HON
breS de los palanquineS?
lie los envia el dikero para con-
duciroS a su casa a Ii y al senior An
tao.
-eLe asradaron los resal05?
Va puedeS c~omprenderlo por Ia
arpidez con que hizo caer 4 Su guar
dia contra los ladroneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

d.. palmiLr anuia,io> Y a~d"rnai"S
con rulrnla~ Ir vidrIo. z"IlIlt'> !"
orc. pluma> dr papa@ay" ! trrNrl'
Has dc rrln. los a2uariahan ant" la
pucrta.
Era II dikrro on persona. Iu" Que
ria rarihir iienamnnIe a los dos ell
rope0S que tan ~cSpltnilios 80 ha-
hian mOStrad0 con SuS dos d"naiINoS
O regalOS.
Para .darsa aires de h0mbre cl-
vilizado, tandi6 la iieStra a Alfredo
V ,AntaO V los invite a SesuIr!e.
conduciGndolos a una eStancla adoF-
na.ia con una rSpecie d. dIvanrS d"
MADEIRA pintada. ado>ado> a la pa
red Y me eran r0modos NADIA mas
que haSta un pruirnte @rado de dIS-
erection. Ara Y ALA 80 veIan ieti-
rh,.S -~roseramrnte m0dcIadn> lie na-
rro. Representative o querIeh1o re-
n|rasentar figuraS humans con I'M
hacha en- la manO ferecha y una
cabeza en- ia izquierda. piniarraiea-
das todas IN blanc0. que IS 81 color
preferido por las deidades aschan-
tinaS.
:Algunos cxclavoS -tTaierOn una
gran vasiia de barro lena de vino
de palma para que bebiesen los TO-
r~asteros, v estos, antes de comenzar
;oda explicaci6n. tomaron asiento Y
bebieron.
En- seguida 81 dikero, con una a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
CHOOUE.S DE AlTnHnIILE.S.

SNN SEBASTIAN. Ac0-tn do 1916.
I'm Ia rarretcra de Bilbao ma 0ru
rrido I'M cnoIur dn AUTOMOBILES.
Las personals III" lo> "cupahan
furrnn arrOiada> a gran tiStanria a
rauSa del violrnto cnrunnIro.
Ia rSpoSa DO don Alfonso Bilbao.
III iba ,n uno DE- los rar"uai"S. re-
SuitI con una pTrrna TrarTmraha.
Los iuluaS DE- Ia Victoria, 81 her
raauo don .IoSJ. Gangoloti. los hiioS
d. los primer0S Y 81 chauffeur. re-
>ullaron hcridoS.
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NINO OLE PROMOTE.

Fred H0nbrrg. ~r.Sii"9ir en- cl Co
liinS Garden. fu,. al mrrraIo el
miirtoIcS IN Ia mailana y mi"atras
laria al@unaS rompraS, rolorh 81
Dolsa Que cont"nia $50 en- rf"rtlvo
un cheque pOr va!or de $40 sohrc
Il contad0r. Cuando la bu5c6. IN ms
tamil dr>puis, habia d"spar"'ido.
pcr Ia tar,ic 81 p%"Ijria Rerger, arres
tI a IN ~muchacho De 10 amos y reco-
brI 81 Iinrro. la holSa e>taha "S-
rondida en nm Sitio cerca del m"rra-
do. Fl muchactin rSta acu>ad" de
r"Do y S"rt .1via 10 4 IA casa d" TO-
rrrrrInn del i.0AdGIO.
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ipu"S vamo~ 4 III casa,

US Nbtli'~ " ~ = -
I.o< nr-r6S que roniuciau los pa
]iinluinrS "Sn"rahan a los "uropr07
ante II cohrrtizo. Alfredo Y .Antao
Suhirron IN a1uclla rSprrin de- 60
moiaS hamacaS. Y IA expedition 50
puS0 rn Marcia. ycndo a In rabrza
M @rupo ,ir Soliados sict diker0
para apartar 4 los curi0SOS. ASSnv-
ho iba al frenie de t0dos, Y detras
los dahomeyanos con los caballOs.
Entire los aSchantiS son muy usa-
ias ~auuellaS literaS q palanquineS.
tant0 para transporter vIajcrOS CO.
mo para traSladarSe cllOS miSmos
De una a Otra de- las pOblacioreS.
Pu"dc decir>e que no c0nOcpn O.rO
medic de locomOci6n. porQur-cOSa
VariadrTamente rara.-aunQue DO-
seen muchoS bueyeS Y no son rarOS
en- FL pals los caballOS Y los asnos,
no - Sirven de eStOS animaleS para
tales meneStereS. Y ademaS, deScO-
nOren las ruedas.
Los 0ch0 negr0S que llevaban las
hamacaS ~entrarOn bien pronto en-
Ahatifi. ahri4ndoSe trabaiosamente
paso entire Ia multitud que Sc dirt
sia al mercado.
.Abetifi es una de las mas imp0r-
tantes Y populoSas ciudades del
reino, situaia cerca de Ochenta kil6-
metros del Volta y a Glen de kumas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
FL. PiL.iCIO De Ia DUQtESt
DE. ARCENTALES.

MADRID. A@">t" j." l9it-En u
palario de- la Dulu">a l.. .AHrra:a-
.c< - ha r"m"t;d" nm !mFnrtantH
r0hO.
Los la.iron"S Representatives, d.
IN" Ia propirtaria del PaIario "S'i
au~rntc de- Madrid. D"n"traron n =!
adiririo Il-vanioS" una riIuj~ina
Il" IN Vir@"n del Pillar.
La corona r0ni-nia p""FISI"n j."
pi"dra> prrr!0>aS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
ISNGIRiClON DE IN MUSEO.

SAN SEBASTIAN. i@o>lo lie 1916.
So ma rrlrnra |" Ia Inauguration
.!cl mus"n Recommendation.
r. act r">uliI hri.IanIiSlmo.
L.. inaUGurari6n fu" p~reS!dIda
Dor Ia R~!na d"iia Maria Christina.
\ ia r"r-monia a>i>tj"ron Las au-
ioritah"s Y otra> murhaS PERSONA
liiadcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
SJSCRIHiSE ID. \ IA PRENSA
EL. ME5DR DI.iRiD MEXICAN0

lr ~r"I"H=a> pri-imI"ro al=unoS me-
<r$.
r I'M rnnmi2n Y mnrira-dijO FL
dikcrn ON iacr'ihlr rirmcza.-.tSi
10 luicrr nuc>tro Rcy. y no puedO
inSohrirrrrln. MrrSlh me- haria
rortar Ia rahnza.
-Prro :];irnc> Ia pruNha de que
sea 81 rspia Iu" sup0nr> hab"r cs-
taho aqui OtraS veces?
No: pe"o pronto sabre 81 ns el
que SospechO. Negara. como ha re-
"a 20 habpr rObadO iuS caaS: pero
81 oHum moslrari 81 IS verdadera-
mantr rulpab!e. VA he dadO Ordcn
de que ">ta miSma mafiama So efec-
tie la prarha en Ia plaza del mer-
radn. Y ia de ser pjibiica. cQuieres
vanir? Fl IadrGn dcbe de haber sidO
cor IUcido va a la plaza.
-:D6nie eStd la necra? Desearia
v"rlr anieS.
-Duerme al ladO de tuS caias. Is
taba tan cansada, que no podia te-
nerSe en- pie.
La veremos mas tardc. ESta-
mos fispuestos a seeuirte.
r. dikern 81 lcvant6. . invite a sus
les a que marcharan a su la
10. Funr1 los esperahan doce ne
eros con tres hamacaS. Seguldos de
muchcS arma1os con lanzas Y
virioS, los cuales debian e T
C~nr:inmarD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

. mahiliIaI POGO romrln rn a,lu"! pu"
, hln rrr"IoSn ' cruel. Ill" IN h'"A>r-
ni,la a SuS huiSprl"S. al par flur les
| >i2nifiraha 81 2raiiIud p"r los r''2a-
lr>.
S0moS no-ntroS los Hu" d"h'-
mos ''ariH Grar3a-. "'A'r" r"'-
'"' ''.'"' ,"tan II. ro,Inoro,
-, hrhi.roD as.anado.
-:COntienen tesoroS ms caias?
-No-reSp0ndI" proniamente Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
DE- LAS GA
RANTlAS CONSTITt GONZALES.

MADRID. A-oSlo i. l9!6.-El J"-
f. del Gnhi"rno. >"H"r C"nd" de R"-
manonr>. ina r"l"hrado ana "Ni"n>a
~cnnrrren-ia con a Rcy.
DeSpufS d. Ia conf"r"nrla. don NJ
fonSo f.rm6 un d.rr"to r">taDl"rl"n-
do las garanliaS rouStiturional"S on
lola E>pana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
FOI.LETIN No. ~.
LA COSTA DE
(Por Emilio Saleari.)

.e rfudadrS mas alaiadaS. >ohr" to-
do h. laS rn-ione> del MaiIodia. en-
trahan IN Ah"'.fi con direction al
mercado.
Fl dahomayano, que estaha de
suardia, habia >a.ido mas de veinte
wees al canine para yer Si descu-
brfa a los dos negTOS: mas q las i'm
pacientes preguntaS DE- 81 amo solo
habia podido responder con IN des-
conSolador:
mo vienenl
:Oua hahia Siio d. los dos men,
saiaroS? :Habian >iio sorpreniidoS
nor los ladrOneS que debian lie VI
ri,ar. femfando Ia ~apariri6n d" los
.ios europaoS. . tai veE el dikero.
,om5ndoloS por personals s~oSpecho-
sas q espias de los insleSeS, los habia
nraso. rosa 10 improbable en aque-
Hos iueces arbitrarloS Y capricho-
sos?
Alfredo, que tenia bien poca pa
riancia. estaba Va resuelto 3 To-
MAJ un partido decisive yendo en-
persona al iuez o al sobernador dc IA
rfudad arrostrando para clio ei pc
rrro 10 1re los ladrones huyeFan,
,uando 81 dahomeyano, que habia
saIido nnevamente al Canine, aaun-
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NDNTES ~INCENDIADOS.

ptNPI.ONA. .\g0SIo De i9i6.-C0-
mlniran dc Olirr, cue 50 Ina de-
,.larado IN violrnto inr"nhio en- los
monies que ALI poS"rn los har"d"-
d .ir Ii Dunur-a H. S"villano.
Las !.amaS Ar~iruy'ron los aI,bo-
les \ paStos cue hahia IN 200 heria-
rra< d. jrrrnn0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
III. RI!N l SANTA\DER.

MADRID. N2oSto ir l9l6.-El Rry
IN .alidn rn aulomdvIi para San
tanf"r.
f:uG dn~pcdiio Il M"narca pAr 81
Gnb.rrro \ pnr IaS M!"rIdad">.
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Laredo al sur, 100.

Laredo al Sur, 100.
Ana Maria GonHil"z d. RrrIan@a,
s. amos. rallr del Com"rri" nj p'S-
r. Poll. an:uina De p"cho.
Viviana Ramirez. "dai ; m"S"s.
Gale ,r S"-uin. Diarrra r"6nlra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
DrfunciOnrS.

Maria Garcia. "dad s amos. call"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20
TRINITY DEFEATS FAST
TEAM FROM SIMMONS
EUQUA PITCHED a GOOD GAME
WITH ODDS AGAINST HIM
AND CAME OUT WINNER.
Fight Hard for Victory
in Pretty Exhibition at Noakum
tieId--Same Teams viii
Play Again Today.

A sixth inning rally when Sim
mons college had 5 run lead
started Trinity well on its way to-
wards victory in a hotly contested
game at Yoakum field Wednesday
afternoon, and in the eighth inning
the game was cinched when the To-
Gals came from behind and took a
2 run lead over their opponents
The final score was Z to in favor
Of Trinity. For three innings the
collegians played great ball game,
without either side getting man
to second base. Only two men
reached first in the three innings.
These were Bryant and Sealey of
Waxahachie. who drew passes. Fu-
qua, pitching for the locals, had good
control and worked his head to an
advantage. while Clemens for the
visitors seemed to have too much
smoke for Trinity in the early stages
of the game.
The firewarks began in the fourth
inning. Two errors placed Simmons
men on second and third, and a
sharp single b. Johnson brought
both runners home. Again, in the
rifth inning. simmons scored with
two men out. Ballew singled. Lees
was hit, Hudson made two-base
hit and Norman singled. netting
three runs.
After the firth inning Fuqua.
pitching for Trinity, settled down
and although simmons made one hit
each in the sixth and seventh in
niugs, Fuqua had little trouble in
cutting them down in one. two,
three order.
Trinity's score should have been
larger. Inability 10 hit with men
ON bases, and some poor base run
ming was responsible. Up TO the sixth
inning Trinity made but one hit.
although men were on bases every
inning but one. In the sixth, how
ever, Trinity suddenly found Glenn
ons. the Simmons pitcher, and three
hits and an errtr scored three runs.
Again in the eighth Trinity made
three hits and these, coupled with
two bases on balls. scored four more
runs. The score:
simmons 49,. 000 $50 000-5 s 3
Trinity $780,. 00Q 00S 04*-7 2 5
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20
SEVENTH DAY ADvENT|sTS
CONFERENCE IS PROPOSED
REPRESENTATIVES, OF NORTH
TEXAS DISTRICT HERE TO-DAY
TO ARRANGE FOR MEET.
MaNaliachie Is Well Located for Sueh
Conference and May lie Brought
Here If Grounds, Lights and
water Furnished.

j. 3. Taylor, president OF tho
Seventh Day Adventist Association
in North Texas, in company with
Evangelist W. NJ. Cubley and Field
Secretary c. l.. Collision, all of King,
Texas, were in Waxahachie this
morning comforting with Chamber of
Commerce officials with regard to
holding the North Texas conference
land annual camp meeting of the as
lsociation here in July, The North
Texas district embraces member
ship OF approximately 1000 and it
Ii estimated that from coo to 900 at
tend the camp meetings annual
~. There are sixty-seven counties
in this district and Waxahachie IS
pretty we'll located in the center,
which, with the excellent chautauqaa
grounds for camping make it an ideal
place for the conference, which lasts
from ten to twelve days President
Taylor said not only the accredited
delegates come to these conferences
but also very large number who
hold to that faith,
After discussing the matter it was
decided by the Chamber OF Commerce
that such gathering would be bene-
fetal TO the town and that an inVi-
ltatiCn should be extended, but the
matter of finances came up and fin
al action was postponed until it YVES
determined what would be done with
regard to Chamber of Commerce
work An extension of time was
granted until about May in which
to give these gentlemen an answer.
1t only takes the grounds, lights ana
water to bring the big convention
here.
The conference has been an annual
event heretofore but hereafter it will
be biennial, and if the proper in
ducements were. offered might be
held every two years here. 1t will
be remembered that away BACK IN
1900 before the state was divided
into districts this association held a
meeting here and there was very
large attendance present. These gen
|tlemen say they could guarantee IS
many as coo people viii attend the
conference and camp meeting to be
held in July. They have condition
.al contract with Weatherford, but
failure of the two conferences to con-
.solidate makes il necessary TO select
IA meeting place nearer the center
of the district. WaXahachie is that
spot if the people want the convea-
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20
"ON THE FIRING LINE
WITH THE GERMAN ARMY

The most remarkable war pic
lures to be shown in the United
states viii appear ut the Dixie the
alter tomorrow They viii be pre-
scented continuously from p. m. to
II y. m The pictures were taken
by w. H. Durborough, stat pho
tographer with the German army
during its brilliant campaign in
Poland, eliminating in the fall of
Warsaw and Noyo Georgievsk They
are thrilling, authentic and historic.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20
PERSONAL MENfioN'

Henry HcCartcr Of Italy was IN
the city yesterday.
Judge C.. A. Roynton Of Waco was
in The city last night
DR.. and Mrs. W. d. Boyd are VS.
ting in Fort Worth today.
+. Farnsworth Of Dallas was a
visitor in the city last night
Hugh Kennineham left this morn
ing for Coleman after new cheF-
rolet car.
Jim fiil Of Austin spent last might
in the city. the guest of his sister,
Mrs. w. u. Anderson.
W. L. Adamson of Mexia. is the
guest of his niece, Mrs. Thula Me
Donald. and attending the revival
services.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20

For feed ana fuel phone Broad
head 4 Kennedy. old phone 10. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20

If you viii read tie Daily Light
want column closely every day you
Will pick up enough bargains in that
section of the paper within year
to pay for the Daily Light subscrip-
ton over and over again. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20
$500 Reward

A reward of $500 will be paid by
this company for the conviction OF
any one found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
of any subscriber of this paper. EN-
TERPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20
VII Observe Holiday.

The banks and pocs2lfice III Wax
ahacbie will observe holiday Friday
same being San Iacinto day and
G ,od Friday. The postoffice VIII
observe Sunday hours.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20

The Bayyiew club will not meet
at $50, but at AIS, on account oil
the lecture at the Methodist church.
Every member is urged to be pres
ont AZ this meeting. Business of i'm
portanee Phhol'LN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20

For feed ana fuel phone Broad
head & Kennedy. old phone 10. u
Good Friday services at tho Epis-
copal church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock The public Is cordially
invited % attend
Little Leuotte Mcdonald, grand
dauahtcr OF Mrs. Thula Mcdonald.
has been seriously III with pnenmo
mia. but Is better now
John Nj. Harris. contractor, is add
ing. two rooms to the Catholic rec
tory. putting a new roof on the
building and a bath When this
work IS completed he viii also do
some work on the church.
l.. T.. Lohr. WHO lives at corner
of Kaufman street and Marvin ave-
nue.. ,is building a sleeping porch
and making other repairs 10 ms res
idence. lie has torn away his old
stable and is building garage W.
w Walston. general contractor, Is
doing The work.
o.
Richard Hudson, inspector for the
Pure Food department. was spending
the day in Waxahachie Wednesday
and visited the markets. grocery
stores and cafes. Mr.. Hudson re-
ports a very noticeable improve
ment in sanitary conditions. and ex-
pressed the hope that the ladies of
Waxahachie continue the campaign
so we'll launched
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20

All members and visiting brothers
are requested to attend lodge to-
night at p. m Work in the rank
of knight. Refreshments will be
served. C. A. MCCORMICK. e. c.
Y. TR1pPET. X. r. S.
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Notice.

April p is a legal. holiday. The
postoffice will be open from s a. m.
until II. The city carriers will
make one delivery only.
J. W. SINGLETON, p NJ.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-20

Phone 4S6 will get the prInte,
right now. Estimates cheerf0,,y Civ
en-. ]. T. Tucker. job printer. that's
all."-(Aavl u
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

Mrs. NJ. L. Coons of Staunton, Va. i,
Is visiting her old home and friends
In Tensas parish. Mrs. Coons is look
ing we'll and her friends here are de.
lighted to see her.
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

A big camp hunt is in progress at
Cooter Point, on the Tensas, and is
largely attended. The weather is ideal
for such outings and every enc is en-
joying it greatly.
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

Miss Frances Curry of Mounds Sta
ton, Madison parish, is weekend
guest of friends and relatives in this
parish.
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

NIisses Annie Poe and Adel Lom-
bardo spent a few hours with friends
at Waterproof on Thursday.
Mr.. r. P. Gordon has accepted a
position with the Goodyear Rubber 8,
Tire Co. at Akron, Ohio. We wish him
success in his new field.
DR.. R. P. Evans made trip to Lake
Providence this week to assist his
brother, DR.. w. X. Evans. in an oper-
alton on a patient at the Evans Sani-
tarium in that city
Mr.. s. w. Hazlip, the painter, paper
hanger and house decorator, of st.
Joseph, is working in Newellton and
vicinity this week. Mr.. Hazlip knows
his business and is an artist in his line.
An automobile party from here, con-
sisting of Mr.. G. L. Clark. Mr.. Hugo
Jereslsw, Mr.. Parsons and Mr.. James
Trindle motored to Natchez on Mon
day to see Howes Shows and returned
same night.
Despite the short crop and conse-
quent scarcity this year, Mr.. Hugo
Jereslaw this week made q shipment
Of pecans which netted return sales of
over q thousand dollars and which
will be followed by larger shipment
within next few days.
A gloom was cast over our entire
town on Friday when news came of
the death of Mr.. F. F Litchliter, of
elk Ridge" plantation, which oc-
Cured in New Orleans. Mr.. Litchliter
had not been i'll but short while and
his death came as blow to his every
acquaintance. His remains were in
tered at Vicksburg. The deepest SYM
pathy our people is extended to his
widow and little son.
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

No. 600 will cure Malaria or Bilious
Fever. II kills the germs.
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01
FRIDAY
A Matrimonial Martyr
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear,
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is only by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi-
ton OF the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chin Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have rumbling sound of imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
tlamation can be taken out and this tnbe
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused hy Catarrl, which is
nothing but inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
ny case of Deafness tcaused by catarrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for particulars
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold By Druggists, 75cts:
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

Miss Bessie Muir has gone to Chat.
tanoogs and has entered the sanitar-
ium of Drs. Newell & Newell, where
she will continue her work as trained
nurse. We wish her success.
Tensas gazette., 1916-12-01

Miss Brunette Lewis came down from
East Carroll parish on Thursday to
take In the camp hunt out on the
Tensss. Miss Lewis is always . well
come visitor to Tensss parish, where
every body is her friend.