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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13
Ser abrrsIanbcu I'M 9rirse.

Der @ebsime Obsriuiti3rat 6.
S9mib eripdbnt in ieinen Sa9ebu9s
blGttern aus bsm Selb5us 1870-71
einsn msrtpiirbisen Gall bon aber'
sluuben i'm ariege. 9lIs Sberlsut.
nant ben SsIb5ug mitma4sno. battle
er ben prG9tigen SG6eI zines gefaIs
Ienen fransOfIdsn Offisie-s, Der
sinsn 8OpffduB erbaItsn butts. sur
Grinnerune on iia genOmmen. Dor
8eroun iiberlieb er bic Woffe bes
@eFalenen einem SamerubeH. oeHen
Seitensetpebr unbrau9bor seporoen
mar. 2(ls iein &ompdgniefiibter oos
bon bDrte, seriet bieTer in cine f0rm'
Ii9e @ufrsgung unb bebauptets, bos
fpiirbe Der Sob bes 2sutnnut SUB,
10 bieb Der 3nmerub, psroen. Gr
pertrat bic glnii9t, baB man ben in
Gbren sefa[Ienen SoIOutsn nit iei'
mem S9perts bssraben iOlle. Der
sefalIeue Geino rdhe Tid on benz. Der
iih boSu Der Itebe, bes Soften Wnffe
gu trosen. I'm ben Sffisier a6er. Der
oes SdbsIs bur9aus beburfte, ni4t
81 beunrubigen. purbe 0apon Obs
itunb ssnommeu, ibm Mitt.ilung gu
MAIDEN. 3fpei Monnte odrauf Bel Der
Ginnabme bes 0Orfes 9aours erbielt
2sutnant SUB i'm Strabsntampf
einen &opff9uB. unO 5pur traf Jpn
bic feinolide 8usel in Der 9esenb
Der rs9ten augenbraue. gs mar bic
slei9e Sobespunbe, Die Dem 2sben
bes Gigsntiimers bes SGbels elm
@nbe gemo9t botts. S9mtb fu9t:
Selbit in Der aufresung oes 2omps'
fes badte i9 an bas, pas bumaIs
mein aOmpusniedef geGuBert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

sntbedteH bann feiie, auseetretene Dez
se, bic Der 9esner Ha9 ieinet Gan,
oung crit tiinitIid nnlegen mubte.
I'm pom Stranoe aus auf bic SObe
gu gelangsn. Gum S4ube ge9en
pas tiirtiIbe 9lrtilIeriefeuer unb
iylieserbcmben botte er Die Inter.
ItGnOe in bic 5elienmausrn einse,
Iprsnst, uno in etpa l5 @tu9en
iitereinanbes buuifsn bic Sei!nebmer
Der moosrnsn Oopiies auf 9lri 8urs
M Bis gu Der Sanulrno9t, in Der
Iis aur ibrs 5abraeuse flii9ten muBs
ten, pdbreno Der Spbinrtopf Don
ari 8utnu nit ieinem rGtIeIOolIeH
9eIi9t bintsr ibnen ber Farrte. =
Dom llfsr aus geieben, felt Ii9 Der
2anoeplnb BON 2lri 8uruu als elm
ungebsures glmpbitbeater oar. 0as
Bartlett mar bas engliI9>frnnSOiilae
Eager unc bic Rdn@ binauf tletter'
ten pie 5ruppen ben NSiirten entsesen,
bic lie pom bo6en Olpmp berab be-
orobten. Die 5iirtsn baben betannts
lid unter i6rer oeutI9en 5iibrung
i9re &rGfte aui Dieiem Seil Der
SaIbiniel itdnoig bina unO berpers
fen miiiisn uno lobalp lie nit ibren
OOrsetriebenen Sdiibensrd6en an
ben oberen Ranb gslonst poren.
muBts ss Sur fiir6tsrli9fen giebes
lei tommen. sic brauhten nur in
Das Sobupabobu ba unten bineins
,ufuntsn, uno trin Wenid ndre ibs
nen enttOmmen. ausc in gluge fan.
ben lie Iid 6omals ir ben Sanuartas
gen 6sreits gsseniibsr unO 10 bes
areift man - irsili9 erIt iebt = ans
geiihts bieies eigennrtieiten alIer
ariesst6euter ben in elmer itiirs
miI9en Ht6elna9t bspertiteIligten
a6Sug bs 9egher.
Dir Iinb enoIid unten am Strdns
be. @6er 1T oies iiberbaupt Elm
ReeresTronb3 glsin! Gs iIt 6suts
nod zines Der sepaItisiten armees
Mnsa5ine, bas man iih ii6erboupt
nur Deuten tdnn, Jrsilib nit Der
GinI1rGntung, oab fat ni9ts OouOn
mstr itinsm urIpriinsIi9en 3tpede
bienIt6or suS mcden 1T. Sir etpa
so MilliOnsn 5tanisn 8orrGte aIIer
4rt TnS bier in elmer einSisen Ra9t
Dsrnihtet porben. Wton 6ut lie ein'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

der 3situns in folssnoem an:
Gs Iisst auf Der 9aHo, oab bic
preiIe fir Petroleum, aobIeH.
2eu9ts unb ao4gas aud Iangs nod
Dem arisse bod bIeiben perOen. Die
gin5e:den bafiir iinb ieBt fdon 3nbl'
reid,
Die nGdfs SoIss Der isBisen
S9iffsssrItDrunsen psrpsn bobs
Sdiffsfra9ten in 3ufunft iein.
Der SanbsIsfdiffbau pirO suraeit
offen6ar psrnu9IdRist. Der ariegss
I9iffbac aIIein gilt. Die in permiu'
berter 3abI pOrbanoenen SunoeIss
bampfer psrOeu naa beT &rieg of
fcnbar na9 alIen Seitsn Juno fir aII,
m0sIi9en Sransporte our @uffiiIs
lung Der iebt geleerten Eager bienen
miilIen. Die pisIen SerIt0rten San'
osIsoumpfer iperoen suraeit nidt res
oelmGbig sriebt. Die i'm 8strieb ites
benben SanoeIsi4tffe perben iiber'
nnitren9t unb mad Dem Srieg 5u
einem guten Sell gum alien giicn
gebDren. Die Sarife iperben aIio Don
Oen Rseosreien bOdsebaItsu tpsroeE
t0nnen. Die neu gu erbauenoen
S9iffe iperben gu bobeu &apitaIiGts
5en eritellt iperben miifsn, iie psroen
OssbaIb au9 niGt btaig urbeiten
tonnen.
Die Giienbabnen Der tontinentolen
9Gnoer lino msiit in ben SGnbsn bes
Siantes. 9isie lsbtsrn psrben tbrs
unasseplen S9ulbsnoinien irgsnbpis
aufbriugsn miiifen, gum Sell iperben
liz es SiIr9 @rb0bung Der GiisnbobEs
tarife tun. ginSelne Staateu babsn
bos bsreits angetiinbi9t. au9 bic ets
pa nod beItsbsnben Pripdtbabnsn
perben bem 8eilpieIe Obne iUeiteres
foIgen. 9ieIsIbsn polleu uno miifsH
Die DefiSite Der 9riegsidbre nuf Die'
fem Dse ipieber einbrinssu.
9l6er au9 bic @spinnungstoitsR
ser 8rennitoffe in ben Minen tperoen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

torm.er 4uslGufer Der braunsn Gel.
Isnpanb ipringt faif Dis ins Mssr
Dor unS tilOet sinsn Spbinrtrpf. Der
erHF unb unbepssli9 auf Elm ipiIbss
unb fiir9tsrlidss gbaos gu Ieiusn
ssiben bsrabblidt. gs 1T Oas psr'
ldfsne Eager DON 4-i Burnu.
Mit oieler Miibt un0 untel allers
lei 8orIi9tsmobreseIn ansei9ts oes
nod INNER bur9 unseIprsnste Nis
men. 9linbgGnser uno geipdnnten
Sta9sIbrabt seTGbroeten 9elGnoss
tletterten mir, Sie Pferbe am 3iis
gel fiihrenb. bic Wanb bera6 uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

su I!nten, ipsnn piebG cine ttsfe
grofur9e Teinen taitenOsn S9ritt
5emmt. 90 ii6srIaFe i'd ihn oenn
gang iiG ieIbit. Der i4nuubeno unb
sitternb Dur9 oas 2d6printb DON
uatiirIi9sn uno tiinitliden 9rdbsn
nnb BON unsebouenen gaumitdmmen,
fantai itiI9 Suiammensetriimmten 2ei'
Aen, mir sersauiten Orabtbinosrnif'
fen unb &pnierbenbii6ien aIIer glrt
Itettert.
@ir Iinb nod INNER in ben tiirti'
f9sn SteIlungen, bic bier teilpeiie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

! 6oIonge bic 3Gmpfs um 4ri
Burnu piitsisn. mar es ntemoIs mOg'
It'd, T5 Elm iiteriidtlides Bib BON
benz pislgenonnten Sdln4tfeIoe gu
maden, ous nun tot uno oerIahen
nuo bon olIen Ssiien 5usdnsIid DOT
AinTeren Gussn ooliest. gs lit. nls
9abe bic GrOe Td Dor Sdmer3en gs'
Sriimmt, oIs bdtten Ii4 bier Die
REORGANIZATION ibrss miitterliden ant'
Eibes i'm tieflten Sommer unN 3orn
um 70 uiel unbsil finIter 5ulummsn.
aesoaen. - g(ns 9lugen6lids brobt
mein brauer tleiner 9aul in bic Rnis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

bis auf 5sbn Neter on Die feinolidsn
2:nisn berangetrsben iino, gur eine
tiefe G59ludt trennt uns bon briis
ben. sic 1T All elmer StelIs our9
aufsefdidtete SanOidds inspiidsn
sausbur 9emo9t. uno unter Der Siibs
runs oss uns 6esleitenosn IOiutan'
ten bss tiirtii9en O6erittommanpie'
reuben DON 91aipoIi iibsrIdritten
tptr Sie tiinitli9e Bride. Mit einsm
uupilfiirIi9en 2lusruf bes Staus
mems balte id msinen andtolisr 6si
Der gntunft priiben an. 9leid bins
.er ben susIiiden S9iisensra6su
Iieet, etpo 200 Mstsr tiefer, Das
bluus TittsImeel nit Nsn SnisIn
SsnebOs SmtrOs uni Samotbrats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

nod i'm sbsmnTisen Sauptquartier
oes WlariddIls Siman pon Sanbsrs,
in benz beuts Der tiibne 8erteioiser
Der MISUNDERSTANDING am
&or Rosora, grSeGIenS, Oi6eDoo
paida, bas Saeptsr fiibrt. erDartst
tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

gas foGIte alfo ipeiterbin ensrsiTh be,
trieben tperosn; bic Soffnung auf
6albiseh 6rieOer 1T tein seniigenoer
9runO, bic olten 8eleu9tun9smes
tbobsn beiSubeboIten, no iie irgenos
tpie bur6 etipas i'm 2anb graeustes
erIsbt fperben t0naten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

- Der nrlau6sgrurb. =
5anoIungssehiIfe: ~9uten Sag, Iies
Der Sntel, babe iOeben o4t Sage
llrlaub erboIten."
OnisI: rad, Oo bin ih aIfO mic,
Der NAL seitorben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13
Sctrulenm unS SObleu.

8sira9tungsn iibsr bic briiben ins
foIse bes &rieges berrIdenbe petros
lsums un6 9oblennot felt bic 3iiri'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

lad in Die Butt sefprengt, ben
IILmmsN ii6erq'ben oOsr ins @aFer
a:porien Gin, an sln5sn Iier snts
'nas laufenOe 6eIOsiIsnbn6t. nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-13

i'm Goroetgrunce. StsiI uno an.
ftsiueuO o6ris uEprsilm fGat Die
Nono, nui oet mir ts6ei.. gum
5hinps nb. 1iu, ELL isiiiam &c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
.BlnO CONCERT PROVES
TREAT TO our PEOPLE
! ARGE CROWD GATHERS At LII
BIsARY GROUNDS TO LIS
TEN TO MUSIC.
Effort VIII He Made to Make Con.
certs Popular Attraction
Throughout summer
Months.

The Waxahaehie Lone Star band
gave the first OF series Of eight
concerts at the library grounds hast
evening, which was heard by very
lergc crowd and most thoroughly
enjoyed by all present. The Waxa-
hachie band has worked hard during
the last yenr TO perfect their or
ganizatlon and now ranks as one OF
the very best In all Texas The
program rendered was conpustd Of
classic as well as popular music ind
showed careful study and staining.
Next week 1t is expected that tho
bond stand win be erected and
even better concert can be given.
People thronged the park and lin
gered in automobiles along the
street on either side of the grounds
throughout the concert. No con-
seryative estimate of the number
present could be ascertained sut was
highly encouraging to the band and
To the Chamber OF Commerce to
have the people take such lively
interest in the program.
II is the purpose of the band and
OF the Chamber to make these con-
certs of sufficient interest to attract
people from every section OF the
country. It is hoped that people
VIII come from Italy. Milford. Pal
mer. Ennis. Midlothian. Red Oak.
Bardwell. Avalon, Howard. Nash and
various other sections 1t will be
a comfortable drive over after sup
per and the concerts are snort
enough to permit the visitors to
return home before too late in the
right.
The program last night was as
follows:
Garden of Roses--concert waltz
.........., ... Ellis Brooks
Floto's Grand Pageant, w. English
The Merry widow-opera selec-
ton .......... Franz Lehar
Sandy River Rag ). Thos. s. Allen
10 minutes intermission.
Impassioned Dream Mexican
waltzes ............ j Rosas
The Cavalry Wiggle .....
............ ]. Q. Brockenshire
The Glow Worm-selection
...N....-....s., Paul 'Lincke
S.ars and Stripes Forever $500.
Se...... John Philip sousa
Star Spangled Banner.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
b. y. r. U. Program.

Subject: The Christian Citizen
for 1916"
Bill Sealy, leader
Scripture lesson: Malachi BY
Miss Alice Howorth.
Some present day needs.
/. Study a civilization based on
laws OF ce-By Miss Lena Nall.
.. Human rights above property
|rights---By Miss Rosapel Herndon.
8. Christianity and righteousness
Miss Rena Cantrell
Song--to be selected
How to fulfill these needs as citi-
zens:
l. We must be intelligent--By
Marion Musgrayes.
2. Participate in politically Ev-
erett Couch.
3. We must be independent and
Miss Mary Harrell.
Poem, America for Me''-By
Miss Elizabeth Rivers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
GIRLS CANNING CLUBS MAKE
EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS TO-DAY

The Girls Canning clab will hold
competitive display at the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms today when the
scholarships offered by the Shake
spearc and Bayvsw clubs will be
awarded These scholarships are for
special summer course In a. a NJ.
college aud carry With them expense
money for the tripeand board while
there The girls of the various can
ming clubs have taken lively in
terest in the campaign and the cx-
hibits being shown today are well
worth the prizes offered. Judges
will make awards this afternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
HOSPITAL SITUATION
CREATING INTEREST
N. j. THOMAS VOLUNTEERS 70
DONATE $500 TO NEW
SANITARIUM.
Says People SHOULD Rise 10 the Finer
gency and Provide Modern
Firc-Pr0of Struc-
turc.

For some weeks there has been
lagitated in Waxahachie the need oI
a fire-proof building for the santa.
rum, and as a result of this agita-
ton direct results are being obtain
ed. N. j. Thomas is so favorably
Impressed with the idea OF building
a new fire-proof building for the To-
cal sanitarium he has gone to the
board of directors and proposed to
donate $500 TO the cause. This ia
but one instance wherein citizen
has voluntarily come to the aid OF
the board in providing funds for
THAT purpose.
Mr.. Thomas says. II think we
Ishould have a first class hospital in
Waxahachie by all means. Who
knows how soon he or some one of
his family will need the services OF
the sanitarium. | spent nine weeks
in a sanitarium at Fort Worth atlan
Expense OF several hundred dollars.
anu ~ IoI Ho Otitl ICdSOu ! NOulu
rather patronize home institution
land spend my money here than to
go away"
This is just the kind OF spirit that
does things A man who has his
home town at heart had rather see
his money go into local institution
than to go abroad for such service.
With modern brick building here
there would be no good reason for
going away for hospital service. II
the people will realize this and come
to the aid of the board such a build
ing can be erected here during the
present year.
Mr.. Thomas very wisely suggests
that subscriptions be taken on from
three to five year installments 50
the cost OF such a building would
not fall hard upon the people. Waxa-
hachie people seldom fail to come to
the aid OF institutions that need their
help. There Is no disputing the fact
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
GLASS OF WATER BEFORE
YOU EAT ANY BREAkFAST
Wash Poison from system Each
Morning and F>rel Fresh
A q Daisy.

Every day You clean tho house
YOU live in to get rid OF the dust
and dirt which collected through the
previous day. Your body. the house
your soul lives in. also becomes fill-
cd up each twenty-four hours with
all manner OF filth and poison. IL
only every man and woman could
realize the wonders of drinking
phosphated hot water. what a graf
flying change would take place.
Instead OF the thousands of sick
ly, manufacturing men, women and
girls with pasty or muddy complex
ions; instead of the mnltitudes Of
nerve wrecks" ''rundowns. :
brain fags' and pessimists we
should see virile. optimistic throng
of rosy-cheeked people everywhere.
Everyone. whether sick or well,
should drink each morning before
breakfast. a glass of real hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in IT to wash from the
stomach, liver. kidneys and ten
yards of bowels the previous days
indigestible waste, sour fermenta-
tons and poisons, thus cleansing,
sweetening and freshening the entire
alimentary canal before putting
more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache.
biliousness, nasty breath, rheuma-
tism. colds: and particularly those
who have pallid. sallow complex
ion and who are constipated very of
ten are urged to obtain a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate at the
drug store which will cost but a tri-
fle but il IL sufficient to demonstrate
the quick aud Remarkable change in
bottle health and appearance await
ing those who practice internal SAN
itation. We must remember that in
side cleanliness Is more important
than outside. because the skin does
not absorb impurities to ,contami-
nate the blood, while the pores in
the thirty feet of bowels d. tadv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
Tourists in City.

Mr. and Mrs. r. Boehle and son
Willie, and G. J. Snyder of Waxa-
hachie spent last night at the Hotel
bryan enreute from Galveston
home They were making the trip
In a car and have visited Galveston,
Corpus Christi and many other
points in South Texas. Mr.. Boehle
IL good roads enthusiast and says
that the road building in Brazos
county will certainly prove to be a
good investment-~Bry Eagle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15

destroyed That God is to have a
clean universe. The last faint OF
sin IL to be gone forever Ezekiel
2s:1s-1s).
One prominent thought through
cut the sermon was Gods unfailing
ltve for all his creatures. and be-
cause of this love the unrepentant
wicked must Of last be destroyed.
This series or meetings will close
Sunday night. However, the am
nual camp-mecting OF the seventh
day Adventists Is to begin at the
chautauqua park Thursday night,
July goth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
Sunday Subject.

There are to be two very inter
esting subjects to be taken up at
the Adventist tent tonight and to-
morrow night. Tonight the subject
will be THE Millennium" Tomor-
row night, THE Necessity OF ODE
dience.'
The subject last night was "Why
Has the Lord Not Destroyed Satan.
Some OF the thoughts developed in
the sermon were, satan was once
an angel in heaven. but rebelled
against Gods law and was cast out
of heaven. His business since that
time has been to induce people ~
break Gods law. The sacrifice OF
Christ not only prepared means Of
salvation for man. but also settled
all undecided minds in heaven tSol-
l,ssians 1:20. in Gods favor. The
Lord has allowed satan to continue
until he has had time TO so fully
prove himself that sin will never
break out again.
Gods law is law of love. given
in love to all Gods intelligencies.
and the reign OF sin is proving to
TIE universe that this is true. The
intelligencies OF the universe are
seeing it demonstrated that disre-
gard OF Gods law leads TO the vio-
lation OF the most sacred right OF
others. and that obedience to 1t
leads to doing to others all things
whatsoever YOU would have done to
you.
One of the final thoughts in the
study was that Satan is finally to be
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15

Raines hit for Schoeppey in ninth.
Waxahachie goo 001 00e--l
Terrell ........2 01 GOO 10x--4
Runs-Robinson. Moseley 2. Ed
ems, Gardner. Stolen base--Palmer.
Home run-Edens. Two-base hits
Moseley 3, Palmer .. Gardner. Sac
Irifice fly-Edens. Double plays
Carmody to Weber to Moseley. Griggs
to Reed to Gardner. Hits--Off Ian
Idry 4. off Schoeppey IL. Hit bats
man - BY Sehoeppey tMoseley)
Struck out-By Landry ?. by Schoep-
lpey 4. Bases on balls-Off Landry
s, off Schoeppey none. Wild pitch
BY Landry. Left ON bases-Ter.
rell 9. Waxahachie Z. Time of game
ii hour and 80 minutes. Umpir,
Lawson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15

All the services of the First Pres
byterian church will be conducted in
the Chapman building on West Main
street until the now church is fin
ished. Electric fans have been In
stalled and plenty of ice water will
be provided that your comfort ma,
be assured
Men. come without coats to all
services.
Sunday school at 9:45 n. nj.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 8 p. m
Subject for morning: Building Of
Solomon's Temple"
Strangers and visitors cordially in
vited to worship with us.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
|GAS COMPANY WILL INSTALL
MAINS ON FERRIS AVENUE

J. ID. Utley. manager OF the Tenn
pie Gas company, Is here today to
perfect arrangements for the laying
OF 1000 feet of mains for the Wax
ahachie Gas Company along Ferris
avenue before the. paving is done
Mr.. Utley was formerly manager of
the local plant and was construction
engineer here when same was being
installed He said today that it was
the purpose of the company 10 in
stall 3-inch main along Ferris
avenue TO take care OF future bust
ness He also plans to make other
minor extensions of mains while the
work is in progress.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
no REASON FOR 1T
When Waxalachie Citizens Show a
Way.

There can be no reason why any
reader of this who suffers the tor
lures of an aching back. the annoy
ance of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers OF kidney ills will fail
to heed the words OF a neighbor who
has found relief Read what a Wax
ahachie citizen says:
Mrs. w. M. Turner. South Wash
ington street. Waxahachie. says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills have always
proven beneficial too me whenever
my back has panied me or. l have
had trouble from kidney secrctions.
have known others who have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with equally as
good results. always get Doan's
Kidney Pills from the Curtin Drug
Co. and recommend them every time
l hear anyone complaining of kid
ncy trouble
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Turner uses. Foster Mil
burn Co.. Props, Buffalo, n. y
(adv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-15
SPORTING
@@EM@
SEASON WILL CLOSE
WITH T0DAY's GAME

TERRELL, Texas, July liter
rail- took the second game of the Sc
ries from Waxahactie yesterday af-
ternoon by score of TO l, Landry
allowing the visitors only four hits.
Terrell landed on Schoeppey for a
total Of eleven bingles. among them
three two baggers by Moseley. a
home run by Edens and Palmer's
uair of two-baggers. The score:
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we'll. Dallas; Bruce McGammon,
Reagor Springs: t. A. Ferris. City;
j. w Ferris, City: w. b. Ferguson.
City; r.. f. Payne. Dallas; c. w.
Greenhouse, Terrell; II. j. Cohn. Dali
las; NJ. F.. Gill. Dallas; J H. Haney.
Waco: A. b. Hoger, San Antonio I;
f. A. DuBose. City; Miss Helen Du-
Bose, City; Mr.. and Mrs. Erling
Holland. City; J. +. Jones, Louis
vile. KY
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Rev. G. a. Goodwin OF Dallas
win preach Saturday night and Sum
day at the tent located near the
interurban viaduct. Everybody well
come. Come and bring your bibles
and hear the true gospel preached.
COMMITTEE.
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SHREVEPORT. La. July 15.---
shreveport scored four runs with two
out in the seventh, added four more
in the eighth and made it three
Istraights over Dallas. The score was
. to 2.
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Central Texas League.

ENNIS, Texas, July l5.--Ennis
won again from Mexia. to /. cinca-
ing second place. First Baseman
Leslie Joined FIT. Worth last night en-
route to Shreveport, being farmed
to Fort Worth by Detroit. Today's
game with Mexia closes the season
in the Central Texas league.
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Western Association.

MUSKOGEE, Ok, July 15.--Heat-
ley scored the only run in yester-
days game when he took first on
Brooks bad throw. stole second and
completed the circuit on Brady's two
Dagger in the ninth inning.
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Texas League.

BEAUMONT, Texas. July 10. -
Lefty Cookingham of Denver. West
ern league, made his debut as an Oil
er pitcher yesterday and had every
thing but control, Galveston winning
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BOSTON, Mass, July 15.--Boston
and ST. Louis played seventeen in
nings without scoring yesterday, the
game being called on account Of
darkness. The visitors would have
tailed in the fifteenth had not Koob
failed to touch third base when he
came from second ON drive to left
by Miller. The game was largely
one of defense.
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First Baptist Church.

Church services mt IL a. m. and
s:15 y. m. Pastor A. ~ Hall Will
preach at both hours.
The Sunday school will meet at
9:45 a. m.
/ Young peoples service at 7:15
p. m.
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Let all the members OF the Dixie
class be present Sunday morning ut
10 O'Clock, Subject OF lecture: THE
First City Park and lts Keeper
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Sunday school at $40 a. M.
Preaching at III a. IN. and sac
p. m. by Rev. Frank Smith. pastor
OF the s. M. L. church at Dallas.
Epworth League meeting Mt 1870
y. m.