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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TUBERCULOSIS.
lcontinued from pase 8

are often absent from the spumm l'r a long time.
 Don't Wait until It IS Too Late.
 An> or aN of these symptoms afy suspicious and should yaaee you tC consult a careful doctor. r you can- not get tc a doctor you are pretty safe in taking il for granted that when a person has a persistent slishl cough with loss Of weight, appetite and strength, witch probably some tived- ness and possibly some stieat sWeat ing, he has the beginnings ct Jats a3a case Remember also taat fever.
 hills and sweats are just as a'eH caused by tuberculosis as ay n.- aria. sometimes known 4s ,Aa -a- ever.
 Even fl the doctor caunc. Cad the ssgns of tuberculosis when some oi shese symptoms aar and il is very .es,er impossible to do 50 at thls time. ir is much safer and wiser not to wait untl he can find them before taaue precautions. In some cases th5s may 1e a matter ot months and may make l, too late to do any Eeod Therefore in the face of such symptoms the dec. tor finds. alter your methods Of liv- ing at once. increase yoUe Fresh air improve your food leuggAeu you hours of sleep and rest and if at ali possible lessen your hours of work Thus you may strengthen your hody to the point where it can throw od the beginning disease He who H. sists on being absolutely sure that h. has inc disease before he begins to treat it, will often throw away his best chance for getting well for when there are such u0mis-akabIa symp toms as hollow couga. abundant spit ting. high fever. proiuse sweats flushed cheeks and great loss ot weight. il is usually very much hard CT. if uoy impossible. to see 3 cure.
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Million Dollars For National Forest Roads
 This Year Allotted
F-ANS ANNOUNCED FOR WORK UNDER T-E FEDERAL AID
 ROAD ACT.

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ST JosNs CHURCH.

s Comm enfaa NIB. he celebrated l eack 1oaoT1e0. au6 tor the aEsr ha choir wi1 sing Stain- CTS -l a- sae Breaa oi Life The day
 Labor Dag being recognized as L2rr S.n che subject sor
 the -2 service wiu
 Christian life and the Re sroasa tc Iaeer For the ot. Nr. r 7 peaaeu 1aosrmas,- sins Lcr5 Ged cl Abraham. ee.o sesCsaee-5a -EtIfaae
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PLANNING FOR THE
 LABOR DAY DANCE

te lnsasE Association arc sire -ae aeer Day donca e Sesr The assocl1- -1 .G.a-.ec to all and
 e1z su l.2yat2e eYea- @e la.p ta asake
 Ea- Eca wish i5 1g oa1e. et .Ee Committee
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FLANDERS A LAND oF 0gTc=zs
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Sunday-S a. m, Holy Communion, <. lexcep9 first Sunday h tne montb1 n a. m. Native Sunday school; II q. ID. Morning prayer and sermon. (Holy Communion first Sunday in month"; I2 m. Sunday school; 1880 Evening prayer and sermon; Holy Days-1O.8o a. n. Holy Communion; Tuesday. 8 p m4 s. Johns Social Club, Guld room. Wednesday; p. m., Native Womou's Guild, Indian school house; Thursday: 2:30 ?. m. St Johns Guild room; 7:30 ?. m.. St. Johns Athletic Club, Boys, Guild room; Friday: D. m., Caa.r rehearsal Guild room. A ] sincere welcome is extended to all especially to ueweoaers- Harold IT. Kelley. Pastor.
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No-5eE oF EXTRA TRIP.

7as 1er Na. rsake sz4-7 s-a tc sAs Hot Springs, 5 a.rs ee=s zt i a. m, 7-1 5.-0u7 z55-y 8 2. 1l, All cse e.=1 ees -o ssSs a5YsH- .zss. E pesss ro,lFl Capt. ES. M ans
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Low Mass at S:Go a. m; High Ms at 10.39 a. m.; Sunday School at 2:@1 ?. H.; Sunday Vespers at 7:8o P. n Week Day Mass at a. m.-Rev. Pa1 P. kerns. Pastor
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ElRsT M.. E. CHURCH.

sunday church service at Il a. m., and 1.S3 ?. n. Thursday prayer meet.- iue S:2a p. m Friday choir meets at s ?. m. First and third Wednesday lt ternoon at 2:S9 Ladies Aid Society II ". Kitchener Pastor.
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NOTICE

\ special business meeting of Jhe aa5y EaE,e Club vii, be held n the r.epia Club room at two ?. n. Mon
 HAZEL SLQTTEN.
 President
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The BON NIARCHE has the largest
 sock ot school boys suits in town, ea5 at prices in reach of all-Adv. 6e
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AT HE STEnAIAN

IT. Johnson. Geo. Locker. D. D. -a w. c. Ga1aiH. A. N5ckerson. R. .-6eahe-z H. Bergman. Ole La aa. P H. -icCue. <. Daao. W. My -s J Liebraud-
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Anticipate your wants and let Field uake youI suit @ measure, Ready ade suits in stock for men. women .oys and children.
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7EGlSTERED AT HOTELS
AT THE RENuLA

Mfr and Mrs. Lynch. 4. Clausen. @ Stevens. J. 3IcAllister. :. L. greaisl. J. McCaG,ey. |. :. Rush vie. E Fraill.
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WANTED

several rooms suitable for Dental e Sees or | would like 10 negotiate A landlord who proposes to build immediately.
 DIR. CHARLES DAGGETT.
 Steiman Hotel
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Don't fail to see those new coats fer young and old ldies aJ Fields.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. Front Street. Ketchikan, Alaska. Sub,
 sabjee, sunday Sept 9. Man.
 Regular services Sunday Il a. u. "Wednesday evening reading and song services at s p. m. All are welcome,
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75 TAKE ECT5cE

a@E 5tzEEHE has over 4# -r select from
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VENTED 70 SAILORS
o take the ship Star of Poland" to saa Francisco. $-5 a month.-Apply 70 Tno R. Beegle < Co.

Large assortment Walk-Oyer shoes Fields. Mems sizes , to Il; ladies 21e Co 7ts
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-S L 1sss EH- SH
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Chle: Grant ricke6 ID a knife on 'Ls wharf. The owner may have il ag calling at this office
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F-FeS hare ar.
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Ne an always sec where the other l5tlritt nigh, practice economy.
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Sugar -s E-zczz5 troa sixteen va- -ss-sas 1 palms which STOW in Ger
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FOR SALE

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WILLIAM FRE5ENT5 THEDA BARA and w NI. SHAY
%@ ] N 7'

A fire reel z-cry ot Italian c3 ara c-eTs and temperament. The settings and scenes of the Will ian FoE productions are uusal- d
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NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

An What relief, Your cloggcd
nostrils open right up, the air pas
sases of your head are clear and you
can breathe freely No more hawk
ing. snuffling, mucous discharge.
headache. dryness--n struggling
for breath at night. your cold or
catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up Get a
small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm
from your druggist now. Apply a
little Of this fragrant, antiseptie
cream in your nostrils. let il pene-
trate through every air passage of
the head; soothe and heal the swol-
len. inflamed mucous membrane
giving instant relief. Ely's Cream
Balm is just what every cold and
catarrh suffer has been seeking. It's
just splendid ~ (adv.)
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PLAN REORGANIZATION OF
WESTERN MARYLAND ROAD

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Directors
OF the Western Maryland railway
viii today submit to the stockholders
plan of reorganization of the
property necessitated by a topheavs
funded debt coupled with per.ou
of unsatisfactory earnings
Ii is planned to organize new
c: mpany TO take over the present. to
eliminate. SIS .O00.0 OF the funded
debt and TO segregate the companys
coal properties. The shareholders
viii be asked TO authorize new
first and refundlng mortgage for
$3.50. 100000. first preferred seven
per cent stock 10 the amount OF
SIS. 100000. second preferred nom
cumulative fonr per cent stock
rmounung 10 $4,000. 900 and $50
coo. 900 in common stock.
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fadei. s'Tcaked or gray Years ase
the only way TO set this mixture was
TO make It ~ home. which Is mussy
and troublesome Nowadays. by
asking at any druc store Tor Ivy
eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. g
YOU viii get large bottle OF this
famous old recipe. improved by the
addition OF other ingredients. for
about % cents.
Don't stay gray. Try - No one
can possibly 'ell that YOU darkencd
s0ur hair, as IL does IL so naturally
and evenly You danpen sponge
cr e brush w'ta It aud draw this
through your hair. taking one small
siraad al a time: by morning the
gray hair disappears. and after am
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is delightful toilet reauf-
site for those who desire dark hair
and youthful appearance. 1t Is
not intended for the cure. mitiga-
ton or prevention OF disease. adv.
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HEARING - SCHEDULED
IN ELECTION CONTEST

DALLAS, Texas, November IT,
The hearing of the election contest,
attacking the result of the municipal
bond and charter election held here
April 4. is set Tor today.
The hearing has been postponed
several times.
Judges Force, Muse and White
hurst of the three local district
courts Will sit jointly during the
hearing
The contest IS the outgrowth of
one OF the bitterest campaigns ever
waged in Dallas. and involves the
validity of certain franchises for pub
lie service corporations. and bond Is
sues, which were authorized by the
people in April
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NOTICE or SALE
OF Unclaimed Freight for Unpaid
Freight and Other Charges.

Waxahachie. Tex, Nov. IA. 1916
The Houston & Texas Central
Railroad company hereby gives no.
tica that on November 20. 1916. it
Twill sell in the city Of Palmer, Ellis
icounty, Texas. 1T public cutlery to
the highest bidder, for cash, two hor-
SEES and two mules. for the purpose of
satisfying charges due said Com
lpany against this shipment and the
cost of sale, said property having
been conveyed by said Company az a
common carrier. and HAVING remain
! cd at its destination unclaimed with
out payment of charges for the pc
Rod of time required BY law.
| Further notice Is hereby given
that the above described shipment ie
subject to rapid deterioration in
value BY delay; whereas an emergen-
ley is created authorizing this Conn
lpany TO proceed under the statute
authorizing sale 81 perishable freight
after five days fotice
shipment from Melissa. Texas,
consigned to w. w. Rousseau. Pal
mer. Texas. total freight charges to
date $1,000
This shipment may be claimed by
Its lawful owner any time before
date of sale by payment of charges
upon application TO
j. C. KENNEDY.
tady-205 Agent Fl. G. T. G. X. r. Co
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cry Ala, and Wichita Falls. He viii
preach his first sermon as pastor OF
ifst church November 26.
Both Rev. Mr.. Dobbs and Rev. Mr..
Nollner will leave Nov q to take up
religious work in other fields. Rev.
Mr.. Dobbs becoming dean Of the the
illogical department at S, NJ. Z. in
Dallas and Rev. Mr.. Nollner taking
q place with the Epworth League
with headquarters in Tennessee.
Judge. D. M, Alexander presented
Rev. Mr.. Dobbs and Mrs. Dobbs with
a tray of silver as a token of the
membership of the church.
Changes Of appointments affect
tthe i,as.or:;tt the FRS. ifst Meth
odist church will be accomplished at
the Central Texas conference in
Waxahachie which convenes We'd
nesday. Worth Telegram.
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To get the mes, prices TOR any ar
tlcle you may have for aale II 10
necessary that everybody know that
you have something for sale. Let
the Daily Light want column tell
hem about II. Il
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Uric Acid ppisopipn,

The most eminent physicians rec
Iocnize that uric acid stored IN in
the system is the cause OF rheu-
matisI', that this uric acid poison
II present in the joints. muscles, or
NERVES. BY experimenting and anal
ysis at the lnvalids' Hotel and Surgi-
cal Institute in Buffalo. N Y. Or.
Pierce discovered a combination of
NATIVE remedies that he called An
uric--which drives out the uric acid
from the system. and in this way the
pain, swelling and inflammation sub
side, If you are sufferer from
rheumatism, backache. pains here or
there. you can obtain Anuric at any
drug store and get relief from the
pains and ills brought about by uric
acid.
Swollen hands, ankles foet ene
due to q dropsioal condition. often
caused by disordered kidneys. y Nat
urally when the kidneys are derang-
ed the blood is filled with poison
ous uric acid. which settles in the
tissues OF the feet, ankles. wrists OF
back as uratic salts; or under the
eyes in bag-iike formations.
1t is Just as necessary to keep the
kidneys acting properly as to keep
the bowels active to rid the body of
noisonj.
The very best possible way to take
care of yourself is TO take a glass
Of hot water before meals and an.
Anurie tablet. In this way is
readily dissolved with the focd. pick
ed M nv the blood and finally
reaches the kidneys, where it has
cleansirg and tonic effect.
Step into the drug store ard ASK
for a 50-cent package otsAnuric, or
send DR.. Pierce 10c for trial pack
age. Amric-nany times more POI
tent than lithia. eliminates uric acid
as hot water melts sugar. A short
trial will conince you-fAdy.
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frosty blade. Not exactly quar-
ter, either, 243.690. 70 be exact.
Curtis tabulations show that he has
shaved that many times
Some distinguished men AMONGST
them. too "Well. how does the old
knife work. today" Is a question he
has pat 10 Presidents Mckinley,
Roosevelt and Taft. Senators Mark
Hanna, Matt Quay, Albert Beyeridge
aud Ben Tillman and the untitled
Doc Cook. Buffalo Bill. Jess VIII
lard, Tod Sloan and Harry shacA
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The dollar that walks by your
door ia yours. Get the DelIneator
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slNITARIUn DIRECTORS
HEAR ANNUAL REPORT
BUSINESS FOR TWENTY. rotp
MONTHS HAS BEEN uxUsr.
ALLY SUCCESSFUL.
Names at ". \. Roberts and n. y
Nayiot Added 60 i;uard e. Aid
in Canvass for New
Sanitariatn.

The stockholders OF the Waxaha.
chic sauiiarium met "Wednesday night
in the regular annual meeting az the
Chamber OF Commerce room.
The secretary's report was read
and adopted It showed that 45l
patients had been treated dnrine
the last "a months. The expenses
for the "a months we're sll,241.7s.
The amount received from patients
was Si2,7ss.lG. This shows a gain
of Sl,5051 So However. this could
not have been possible had the good
people of the towg and county no,
been SO generous in donating such
things as was needed. leaving the
funds of the institution to 20 into
q surplus fund.
The stockholders were very much
pleased with the showing made and
complimented the board OF directors
for their good work. Pat Sims.
NtPNNA'"A4E wis gwen vote OF
thanks for his untiring efforts in his
work and he was given full credit
for the great success so far at
tanned.
The proposed new sanitarium vas
called to the attention OF the meet
ing. Some very enthusiastic talks
We're made and it was the unanimous
opinion of those present that all
Ellis eountians should and would
put their shoulder 10 the wheel and
on November II they would rally to
the call for humanity and roll up a
big donation that would be ample to
care for our needs 1t was the de-
sire Of the stockholders that every
one begin talking the new santa
rum and getting an interest aroused
before the day for the campaign ar
rives.
Owing TO the increased duties of
the board of management, the stock
holders decided to add two more to
the board to assist the present board.
All the members of the old board
We're reelected and w. 4. Roberts
and II. n. Naylor were added to the
board of directors.
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Z. i.at the only one who
n. sIth the fiddler Every
demands its recompensa-
q AND TIRED WOMAN.

| !, vluol Made Her Strong.
s,,Ale women who are weak,
& rd suffer from the con-
4. ssscts OF sucn a condition,
4 .l.rested in Mrs. odell's let
b says
I. tarmer's wife and was all
H.. weak, tired, and suffered
digestion, and sometimes it
/ 4 though ! could not keep
| nd DO ny housework. J had
! aay medicines without bene-
Il aay | saw yinol advertised
LIE % my mind to try II |
ssea four bottles and have
4 NYea pounds IN weren't, am
stsger, end feel many years
L tan before. 2 Sarah odell,
tr n. \.
/ e:ca yinol builds up weak
~ women so quickly Is be-
/ ! contains a delicious combi-
| most successful tonics.
b sod liver pedtones, iron and
sss peptonates and giycero-
s, ii a mild tonic wine.
ai TO say 10 every weak
Ea oserworked woman in
DE that We will return your
! Y4Eol falls 10 help you as
| Ms odell.
Two Drug Stores, north
FIR, vest side seaare Waxa-
$50 at the leading drug
d Texas towns. (adv,)
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, WHO'S VINO ~ TEXAS aND Z
, WHY Z

whcn once asked by friend 10
tcu soue OF the facts OF his bioa
raphy nlshop Mouycn RENTED. n
have % biography This was char
ac,crstlc q the man reserved. dis
inclined to talk Of himself. prefer
rlne 20 le, his nfe's work apoaE for
itself
Edwin u Mou1on vaE born In mod
crate circumstances Of proud and
arlstocra,le French iiuEuenot stock.
at spartanburs. $. e. After being
graduated at wcfford college. where
he stabbed under the guidance OF
iDf } ". Carlyle. one OF the great
eat educators of the Methodist
church. he was sent us supply
preacher to Bryan. Texas. Herr he
met Miss Molly Mike. whom he lat
cr married.
After Joining the west Texas Meth
odist conference, he was sent from
Bryan to Honey church at Austin
old settlers here still rememher with
"A good deal OF affection. the boy
preacher scarcely Fl years old
Honey church was at that time just
a small building situated on the lot
OF Major Llttlefield's across from
his present home. Besides the
church. there were only two other
houses hen on that Block, on Nhitis
avenue.
Leaving Austin. Mr. Mouson filled
charges successfully NJ Caldwell. Cal
weston, Fiaionia. Abilene. Fort
Worth. Kansas City and san An
tonic. lie was then called TO South
western university at GEORGETOWN, to
become dean OF the Theological de-
partment. When elected 70 the bish4
opric in 1910. lie was the youngest
Methodist bishop That ever had been
elected up to that time.
Bishop Mouzon's work has been
largely as an educator In the church.
When the now Southern Methodist
university at Dallas was organized.
he served az the first dean OF the
theological department, and selected
the first faculty OF that department.
He as been considered the most in
tluential friend of that Institution in
the state. BY the Methodist church
he Is regarded as ono Of their most
scholaiy ministers, and second only
ITO lisbon Gambler as pulpit orator.
Austin American.
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0VES SKIN AFFECTIONS
lrAass proves It. Sold ard
~ by shove Vino. DRUGGIST.
kH Announces WICHITA
'hlER TO SUCCEED DoBBS

announcement that Rev.
2'pss would be the successor
/ H'yi NJ. Dobbs as pastor OF
Methodist church was
Exception Monday night at
[a n honor Of Rev. and Mrs.
[Aa I Z. Noilner. assistant
~ Andrews was pastor Of
alea n Dallas four years.
~ to 1914 He also held
y a Selma, Ala. Montgom-
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SHAVED A QUARTER MILLION
TIMES IN QUARTER CENTURY

LORAIN, o.. Nov 17.-When
Theodore Curtis rested from his
labors today. the twenty-fifth ami
yersary Of his entrance into the
BARRIERS trade--he looked down the
vista of quarter OF a century and
saw a quarter of million sets OF
whiskers that had fallen beneath his
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BE PRETTY. TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try GrandmG.her's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur, properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre TO the hair when
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-17

and Eyorybody's Magazine for one
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