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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TICKET
1er Representative:
J. M. A LUKKDICK
Ar Dletrict Clerk :
Tom Burleson
Far County Judge:
Lke Hawkins
Fer County Clerk:
Rafe Hendricks
For Sheriff:
J. P. Mtnnick
For County Tax Assessor:
John McElroy
For Tax Collector:
Billie Bkatcher
Fer Ooonty Superintendent Public I»
■tract on :
Ε. I) Griddle
For Justice Pence, Precinct No. 1:
Ε P. Anderson, Jr
The trouble with tin· republican
party of Texas is, it takes itself ton
seriously.
Only a few days of tlie campaign
remain. Keep cool; vote your con
victions and abide the result with
pat fence.
The Austin Statesman is boosting
its town as a winter resort. If the
icicles on the inhabitants of the old
town are any indication of climatic
oonditions, it would be a greater
«access as a summer resort.
Pkkhident Roosevelt has had a
baby named for him, and honored
the occasion of its christening by his
presence. The President has thus
unwittingly set a precedent that is
calculated to give him interminable
trouble.
The young son of the Emperor of
Germany wants to marry an Ameri
-ean girl. Well, suppose these two
yoong turtle doves do wish to get
married, what of it? If the you rig
lady wants to darn his sox and cook
bis hash, what business is it of ours?
Ik reports be true, Houston is tis
badly infested with thieves, thugs
and gamblers under the Holt ad
ministration as under the one voted
«at last April. The tough element
down there seems to have a "lead
pipe cinch" on the town.
g?» J'.·
Mk. MoKiUAN says he only wants
the newspapers to let him alone.
Kverj* fellow who wants to prey
αροη the publie makes the same
plea. There is only one way by
which Mr. Morgan, or any other
man, can persuade the newspapers
to let him alone, aud that is to quit
doinj; things of interest to the public.
Newspapers take no notiçe of the
man who does nothing.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson,!
at Washington, says that if frosts
stay off in the northern states an- !
other month there will be the great
est corn crop harvested ever seen in ι
this country. This is certainly
good news to Texans, who fr >uj one
end of the state to the other, except
-possibly In a few counties in the ex-!
tremo northern part of the · ta*'·
have not so much as a nubbin of
eorn to feed. This immense crop
Mr. Wilson speaks ot means that
we will buy corn, without which we
«annot subsist at reasonable iigures
From the some source we learn that
a bumper potsto crop will be gath
ered in the north this year. In
j*m« places the yield will be 3UU J
bushels per acre. ,
Mil IIS>I TiSl Bow·)· With Caaearats.
Oundy Cathartic, cure constipation foreran
jHkfee. It α α O. nil. druggists refund ΚΟΜ*
I THE DAILY COTTON REPORT
Rnlia| Prices on 'Change in the
Markets at the East
I
I (PunKxtMd by f. T. Vivien, giuiiirr of thf
Wa«»h*chli Cotton Exchange. Quotation»
chanced dally.)
nkw York—olohk.
Middling 9
September fS.47
October — H.43
, December - - 8 .1ft
January 8.37
HALVEHTON.
! Middling «9-16
WAXAHACH1E LOCAL MARKET.
ItMnuny— — —
Auburn.
CONACHOR.
Cotton picking is the order of the
i day with us at present. About forty
haies have been ginned by Mr. Inirle.
The crop wyi be lig't, on account of
dry weather, which is prevailing,
j There is quite an epidemic of sore
eyes in the vicinity. The members
of the Christian denomination have
about completed a church building
here. They expect to begin a meet
ing next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J Quinn and Roy
I Mabry returned from a month's j
I visit at San Angelo, last Friday.
Miss P. Helen Cornett was the 1
I guest of Miss MollieGrout of Itaska
last week. She was accompanied
home by Miss Grout also Miss Har
rington of Lampasas.
J. P. ('launch and family expect
to move to Grand view this week.
H. N. Davis will move his stock of
merchandise to Mansfield this week
where he will engage in business
ι with Mr. Graham as a partner. We
1 regret very much to loose these,
high toned gentlemen.
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers. |
Foley's Honey and Tar affords im* 1
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
I the worst stages and if taken in time
ι will effect a cure. Sold by B. W.
Fearis.
St. Paul.
KVANOKIJNK.
Our meeting closed last night.
There were several conversions and
I eight additions to the church. Hro.
; W. L. Howard, 1*. C. of the M. E.
j church at Midlothian, very ably as
sisted in the meeting- Hro. Curtis
of Ovilla was also with us a few
days.
F. M. Massey and daughters,
Misses Loueila and Nellie, attend
ed service here this week.
The little lU-months-oId babv of
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Harbison died
and was buried at Midlothian last
week. We sympathize with them
in their hour of grief.
Miss Pearl Curry of Mansfield,
spent last ww>k in this community
and attended the meeting.
Miss Ola Murdoek of Hritton,
' spent last week with Mrs. Lela
■ Oardner and attended the meeting.
Charley Gardner of Dallas, visit- ;
I ed relatives here Saturday and Sun
day.
H. E. Smith and wife, of Rockett,
visited relatives and attended the
meeting here a few days last week.
While here Mr. Smith led the sing
ing at church.
Emmet Rust and sister, Miss
Mary, are visiting near Rockett at
this writing.
Rros. May and Tidwell will begin
a series of meetings at Johnson's
gin school bouse tonight. These!
brothers have just closed a meeting J
at the Baptist church at Midlothian. ;
S. S. Russell will speak on pro
hibition at St. Paul tonight.
Misses Pearl Rape and Mattie
Hartin of Onward visited their sis
ters, Mesdames Lena Hawkins and
Clara Rust last week.
Mipses Larry and Rutledire of j
Wyatt, visited the Misses Minor
Friday and Saturday.
S. V. Buxton and wife, and J. C.
Welch and wife of Onward, attend
ed the meeting some.
Most all of the farmers ar<« about
ready to be^in picking cotton. The
boll worms have done considerable
damage in some parts of the coun
try, while in others they have not
hurt the cotton much.
Bristol.
HALY.
Bkibtol, August 25.—This week
opened with bright prospects for
the cotton picker*, as most every
one is out looking after the fleecy ι
staple even to the "collectors." ! !
Bristol has one more drug store, |
the White Drug Co., of Wilmer. |
Mr. White has been one of the bovs
for a long time and we certainly
welcome his return and wish him
unlimited success in his new un
dertaking.
W. H. Hentley is on Trinity river j
this week. |l
H. E. Truitt began work on the1
2t2nd with ι he popular firm D. C. '
Nelson Ar Co.
We are patiently waiting Dr. K.
W. Burnett'e return.
John Boone is in Ferris this week.
< W. Davis went flehing Sunday'<
- "r" ' * (hi creek "
Dr May of Knnis will office with \
the White Drug Co. ,
Mr. Nobles of Wilmer is with us
this week.
Every citizen of Bristol is look
ng forward to Saturday, and no
ioubt but what Bristol will cast its
îeaviest vote. The Pros were great- '
y in the majority In the last pre- 1
:inct election on prohibition, but
her»· lias been some few changes
ind tiiis is thought by many to be a (
wapout next Saturday. t
Subscribe for the Light.
[ MISS IDA M. SNYDER, 1
I Treasurer of th· Brooklyn Eut End Art Club. i
[JEN=!TRrAL irreffn-l
laritiee are grener-I
ally the be^nninej
of a woman's trou
ble*. With 'h# vitality at a
low ebb. tliβ blood weak -
ened. the ditreetion disor
dered, she goes aboat pale
faced, hollow-eyed and hag
r, a piteous contrast to
blooming health of I
her former self. Bnt over |
1 ΠΠΠ (Wt Kavn fnnnil ι
health again by taking Wine of Cardui.
As a regulator of the menstrual periods
Wine of Cardui has never beenrnown
to fail. It has seldom failed to restore
perfect health, even in the most persis
tent and aggravated case of weakness.
Miss Ida M. Snyder, of No. 535 Ber
gen Street, Brooklyn, Ν. Y., has used
Wine of Cardui and she savff it helped
her into a new life. Health to Miss
Snyder is worth a great deal. She is
an attractive youns woman with intel
lectual attainments and she occupies
the position of Treasurer of the Brook
lyn Ka-t End Art Club. This position
marks her as a person of intellect, cul
ture and refinement and it «peaks highly
of the respect and trust her fellow
women have in her. She writes:
"If women would pay more attention
to thdr health we urouW
have more htm wive»,
mothers «ad caugntcrt, and
if they *rould tac more intel
ligence is the nutter of medi
cine*, observing result*, they
would Bad that the doctors'
prescription! do oot perform
the many cum they are given
credit for.
"In coosuhing with my
druggbt he idviied McElrcc's
wi«< rj r.«4.« Tt-j.
ford's Black-Draught, and to I took h
and have every reason to thank him for
a ntw life opened tip to me with restored
health, and it only took three months to
cure me.**
You may ware the same relief a*
Mitts Snyder, if you take Wine of Cardui
as she took it. Thedford's Black
Draoght is the companion medicine of
Wine of Cardui and it is a liver and
bovrel regulator which assiste grraitly
in effecting a cure. If you take these
medicines according to direction», the
relief and cure is simple. So trie cases
are cured quickly and others take longer
because the di*ease has ran lotitrer.
Remenilwr how Mias Snyder took \\ ine
of ( "ardui and has health. Tht> same
medicines are offered you to-day.
- __ ■ τ V A million suffering wi>!
WINE of CARDVI in
Find Farmer's Hoard.
Several jare. containing more than
$9,000 in gold and paper money, were
found buried in the rear of the home
of Wesley Ferrens. who died recently
at the age of eighty-six y<jars near
BradyvlUe la. Ferrens had li»ed on
the farm sixty-one years. Beside* the
money he left realty valued at $S5,Q00.
Celebrates Golden Jubilee.
8iet«r Mary Philomlna, 74 years <AA,
one of the original band of si stera
who went to Mount de Sales from
Georgetown a half century ago. cele
brated on July 18 the golden Jubilee
of her religious profession as a mem·
ber of the Order of Visitation, g aye
the Washington Star,
Large Consignment of Wool.
J. D. Wood, a rancher of Spencer,
Idaho, has sent to Boston the largest
consignment of wool ever shipped by
one man from the west to the east.
It amounted to about 630.000 pounds,
which at 14 cents per pound yield Mr.
Wood nearly $88,000.
Chinese Captain of Industry.
Without a doubt the greatest duck
egg hatchery in the world is situated
in Honolulu. It is run by a Chinaman
named Yee Lee, who shows a natural
aptitude for the work aud is a real
genius lu hatching young duckling*.
During the twenty-three years Yeo
has devoted to the business he has
hatched more than 3,5<h',<H)0 eir>.'s aud
has svstemlzed his Uaii tint his
lose is a minimum.
The Make-up of Brooklyn.
There are in the borough of Brook
lyn 20,000 apartment or tenement
houses (lees than half the number of
New York), 11,000 stores, 10,000 sta
bles. 5,000 factories. 541 hotels or ho
tel-saloons, 316 schools, 540 churches,
ninety theaters, ninety-one lodging
houses. 215 clubs, forty-six station
houses, 126 engine houses. 153 hospi
tals and asylums and 1,300 ware
houses.
Sarah Bernhardt's Ambition.
Sarah Bernhardt, the French player,
s not at all sensitive in the matter at
ige, she is 58, doee not care wh·
knows it. and she save she has only
jne chief ambition—to see herself a
jreat graudmother before she die*.
New Discovery for Cereal·.
It has been discovered that cereal·
nav be expanded by dry heat in a
aotit atmosphere to three times their
latural size. This makes Uiem very
palatable, their flavor being varied by
.he degree of heat used.
Mount Etna Blowing Away.
Mount Etna is found by Prof. Rlcco
.0 have been lowered f>6 feet on th·
louth since 18«8 and twice as much
m the north The top Is supposed to
iave been slowly blown away by th·
rtad.
Carp Industry of Peoria.
Peoria ships annually to >»ew York
>ver $1,000.000 worth of German carp
alien from the Illinois, for consump
lon as food by th· Russian Jews. Thla
s ac Industry by ltselt
3et Under Government Supervision.
Betting on the results of the recent j
nuniclpal elections at Rome was per- j
nitted by the government. Tho wa- j
cering was conducted on the pari- j
nutuel system and the profits were :
levoted to charitable purposes.
Long-Lived Fish.
There are now living in the Royai
iquarium in Russia several carp that
ire known to be over 600 years old,
md It has b'· "?■ ■ v.-:· 'd in a auni
>er of cases that whale· live to be
)ver 200 years old
Mosquito·· Invade London.
Mosquitoes have appeared at HacR
iey and Clapton, London, and many
hlldren and adults have received ;
taluful stings.
Foley"fe Κitln**y Cure ia a medicine '
ree from poison» ami will cure any 1
a*e of kianev disease that 1· not
eyond the reach of medicine. Sold
y Β. W. Feari·. |
Has Found Cancer Microbe.
Prof. Gosbourg of the University of
Berlin te the latest bacteriologist to
report th© discovery of the cancer
microbe. He hue been experimenting
along this line for several years and
is considered an authority upon tiie
subject.
President Eiiot Fond of Roses.
President Eliot of Harvard ts an
enthusiastic rose gTower. He is very
fond of 'he flower, of which he has
an exact scientific knowledge, and
three bushes at his Cambridge borne
are his especial personal care
Crystallized Nitrogen a Curiosity.
Crystallized nitrogen la one of the
greatest chemical cur1<«ities By
cooling r trojjen gas down to 367 d«
ÇrcxH below the freezing point sbiS
then allowing It to expand, solid sauw
ltke crystals are forrm-d
Editor's Good Fortune.
"Th»· editor bad fried chicken for
dinner Thursdaysays C. F. Hiding
in the Hamilton (Mo.) Farmers' Ad
vocate. "but now don't jump at the
eondur'on that we have lost our head
or spent a whole year « income ou one
I dinner. We have a neighbor who
raises chickens and who believe» in
the 'Fatherhood of God and the broth
1 erhood of uian,' hence our good for·
' tune. '
Not a Thief in the Crowd.
A rural Virginia preacher took ad
vaaiage of a i.U r jo.kI hu ι >aloo
over a robbed chicken coop in the fol
lowing manner: "iH-ar Friends—Γββ
about to taku up a c lection for lo re
par die church an' I mean' to say dat.
I if dar am any nigger here tonigh' «lit
ι had a ban' In stealln' Farmer Jones'
1 chickens I d<ian" wan' him to put nuf
fLb' in de plate."—Philadelphia Time».
His Turn to Be Hero.
A soldier in one of our hospital*,
who had lost one of his arms was re
joicing In the fact. Said he My
greatgrandfather lost a leg In the rev
olutionary war. and our family haa
been bragrfcg over it ever since That
story Is an old one. and now Γ am go
ing to be the hero of the family."—
Military Commonwealth.
Many persons In tins community
are suffering from kidney complaint
who eoiihi avoid fata! results hv
using Folev's Kidney Cure. Sold
by H. W. Fearfa.
H. 4 T. Excursion Rates.
Memphis, Tenn., ticket* on sale
up to Sept. 30th. Return limit Oct.
31st, 1W_'. $10.70 for round trip.
Du ran go, Mexico Ticket» <>n gale
during the month of August at the
rate of $2i».40 for round trip. Till·
is a noted summer resort and tick
et» have good limits and stop over
privileges returning.
Washington account Grand Army
of the Hepubiic. Tickets on sale
Oct. 2nd and 3rd. Fare $31.30. He
turn limit leaving Washington not,
luter than Oct. 14th 1902, with exten
sion and stop-over privileges
S|>ecial low rates to Kureka
Springs, Ark.
Foley's Kidney Cure
Will cure Brijfht'e Disease.
Will cure Diabetes.
Will cure Stone In the Bladder.
Will cure Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Hold bv B, W. Fearis.
A Prolific Inventor.
A. E. Dolbear, who bas Just received
the degree of LI,. 1). from Tufts col
Jejro, first came into prominence forty
years Λ&υ, waeu invented a *rlung
telegraph. In 1874 he invented a mag
neto telephone, in 1879 the static tele
phone. and as Ιοηκ ago as 1881 a sys
tem of wireless telegraphy.
Garrlck's Horn· Must Go.
"Garrlck's Villa." at Hampton, la to
be demolished to make way for a
tramway extension. The granite posta
of the entrance to the house, where
David Oarrick, the actor, resided tor
years, were originally part ot the
fousdatlona of old London bridge.
TaRe the "SAP"
San Antonio and Aranéaa Paas R'y
I Only $25 to California
On ealf dally during September and October,
ι!*Γ2, with stop-overs In California, and wUl
r*- accepted In Pullman Excursion Sleeper
passing Waco each Wednesday and Friday
Low rates to Rockport, Corpus Christi and
Aransas Pass. Free reclining Chair Cam
and through sleeper to San Antonio and
City of Mexico daily ####«###
For illustrated literature, reliable informa
tion and all particulars, consult your local
ticket auront or write * * t 4 <
Α. V. MARTIN.
Pass. Aft.S. Α. ζ A. P. R'Y.
R. F. GEORGE,
D. P. A. "Sunset Route"
Waco, {Texas
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Summer Φ Excusions
HHBSîE" ·Ρ at ap«>cia) Round Trip Rat»» via
Cotton Belt Route
I
ASHKViLLE, X. CM and return, <m» far*, June 12 end 13.
NASHVILLE, TENN., and return, one far»», June 12,13, 14, 27, 2S, 29
end July 3, 4 and 5.
KNOXVII.LE, TE NX., and return, on* far»·,
June lâ, Ιβ, 17, 27, 25», and July 10, 11, 12
ST. LOCIS, MO., and r^iifrn, on»· far»·, plu» 12, J urn· l*i, 17, 21, 24.
CHICAGO, ILL., and return, on·· far»* plu» f2, June 1 f» 17, 21, 24.
, CRATTA NOOCîA, TENS', and return, «·η«* far»·, plu» $1, Jun»· 2.*i, 20, 37
MONTEAOLE, TENK., and return, one fare Jim.»· 1. 2. 22, 23 , 2ft.
In addition to all the Above uperiai rat··», tin» Cotton H«*lt Route will ot
June I ptae» on »ale round trip ticket» t«» nimmcr r»s>»rt» In T»-nneaae«.
Vlrjrina, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, York and Canada at }rr»atly
reduced rat» », limited till October 31 for return.
Eor full information writ»· any Cotton B»>it a^'nt, or
OCS HOOVER. H. M MORGAN, W.JH. WKF.K8.
j T. P. A . W*ro, Τ»ι. Τ I'. A . Kort Worth L Ρ * Τ A, TyU,
I I ay H <iy H «y
For 10 Davs Onlv ' w"' **'" hay at ?7 "»> per ton iv»
: - * - 7 7 i.ai.· :«♦ <·.·ιιΐ» rf«U i»«art* for <-a*h.
('omp and *e»· un at ont*. W« hav»· the hay, and vu* ar·· powitfv» you can
ί tmy tt nowlicrt elm- at anything n<ar fijrur»»*.
Jack and John Stone
01 Ka*t Malii Str» i l N> w Pbotif, No. .'3 Jieil Phone No. "...i Ί riiifr·}
Will tfalston & Company
will appreciate >our order* for anything In
the line of (iroceries and Feed β»uffs····
Tree «-ell* erv ftn Ri*er5 5treet
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White's Tranefer Company
prompt service at all hours
We hav* in ut opened a Transfer Hani and bonding Stable en th·
. orner of J ackaoti and J «•fferaon euwte
Office: Ho„er* hotel. Hell phone KM. HUM. Hell phone ISO
Residence, Hell phone 200. Residence, New phone 14
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Buy Your Grocertes|
From
V. TRIPPBT
Member Orocer» and Hutchera Asaoelatlnn
Telephone 10 ,118 College Street
Ready for You
STEWART
He's the
PLUMBER
What Is So C ool
As * day in summer
ii you have at hand
a supply of our de.
licious Ioe Cream.
Thle le conceded by all tu be the
beet, and we take good care that it·
reputation shall not eutTer tnrough
any failure in care or finene·· of toe
ingredient·.
WAXAHACHIE CANDY KITCHEN
Again Ô Again
We want your printing
next time and the next.
That la why we do It
•o well every time :
There's Real Style in
Our W ο r ll
The beet of It ι·, w«* are
always on the lookout
for new Ideaa, and pat
them to your a*e : : t
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