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The Dally Ll^Ht
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Advertising rates may be obtained
making application at tbe ba»in«ei>
Office of publication at 118 and 117
~ street.
• .50
month
month·, in advance 2.75
year, iu advance 5.00
BELL TELEPHONE - · 148
INDEPENDENT PHONE - 148
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY TICKET
For Representative:
J. M. Alderdice
For District Clerk:;
Tom Burleson
For County Ju.lge:
Lee Hawkins
For County Clerk:
Rufe Hendricks
for Sheriff:
J. P. Minnick
Far County Tax Assessor:
John McElroy
For Tax Collector:
Billie Bratcher
For Oounty Superintendent Public I? ·
etrnction :
E. D. Criddle
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. 1:
E. P. Anderson, Jr
For Commissioner Precinct No. J:
Lee Moore.
COMING EVENTS.
Nov. 1.—Football game, Trinity
i·». State University. Will play at
.Austin.
Novemer 4—State and county elec
tion.
November û—Four days meeting
ml annual chrisanthemum show at
JCnnis.
November 5.—Meeting of Ellis
County Farmers' institute.
November 7.—Visit of Chicago
business men.
November '27—Thanksgiving day
and national holiday
.December 1.—Meeting of regular
«roi of district court.
The Light Want column is read
br the young and the old.
MEETING OF THE FARMERS
Tillers ·> Ik· Soil «I» H»t la
This City.
The attention of the city official·
I in particular and the business men
of Waxahachie in general ia called
to the fact that on November 5th
and fith the .'armera of Ellis county
will meet here in an institute. There
will probably be an attendance of
four or five hundred representative
farmers from different sections of
the county and it is necessary that
some hall be provided for their re
ception and entertainment. An ad
dress of welcome should be made
and the tillers of the soil be given a
cordial greeting. In addition to the
farmers who will be here, several
prominent scientists and agricultur
ists of state-wide reputation will f>e
in attendance to discuss questions
of interest pertaining to farming, j
horticulture, stock raisiuir, etc. j
Among the number will be Prof. J. j
H. Connell, president of the Texas
Farmers' Congress; Prof. Mally,the
scientific bug man; Col. Coffee, of
McKinney, who is known as "Old
Cotton Planter" in the columns of
the Dallas News, Texas Farm and
Ranch and other journals ; Col. E. S.
Peters, president of the Texas Cot
ton Growers' Association.
This will be a meeting of consider
able importance and one which the
people ofJWaxahachie can not afford
to overlook.
Statu ok Ohio, city ok Γοι.κηο, s
Leas COL'KTT, ί
Frank J. Chknkt makes oath that he is the
senior partner of ihe Arm of K. J Cheney Λ Co..
doing business in the City of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pty the·.
■»uni of UN Κ ΗΓΝΟΚΚΙ» IMM.I. VliS for eue h and |
every case of Catarrh that eannot be cured by the
use of HA LI.Ή CATAKHH CI KK
KKANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my pres
ence, thlstith day of December, ltwti.
S Ce al ' A. W.M.KASON.
j 55ϋ ί Notary Publie.
Hall's Cularrh Cure Is taen internally and act*
directly on the blood and mucuous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimonials, tree.
Sold by Druggists. 75e.
Hall's Family K'llls are'tlie best.
Reversed and Remanded
The case of Sam Hradshaw on
appeal from Ellis county was re
versed and remanded yesterday bv
the court of criminal appeals now
in session at Tyler. Bradshaw was
tried at the May term of district
court on a charge of highway rob
bery, found guilty by the jury and
given a term of five years in the
penitentiary. The action of the
higher court in reversing the ver
dict will result in a new trial for
the defendant.
Goes Like Hot Cakes.
"The fastest selling article 1 have
in my store," writes druggist T.
Smith of Davis, Ky., "is Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, because it al
ways cures, in my six years of
sales it has never failed. I have
known it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases, who
C' tild get no help from doctors or
any other remedy." Mothers rely
on it, best physicians prescribe it, !
and Herring-Sparks Drug Co. guar
antee satisfaction <»r refund price.
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes,
00c and $1.
The Halloween party will be given
at the City Hall Friday night.
Everybody invited to atttend. 25c
admission. 81
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
Highest tests U.S. Gov't Chemists
To See Her Brother
Mrs. \V. R. Saunders, of Forres
ton, Ellis county, came in last night
to spend a week with her brother,
Mr. J. I). Alien and other relative»
at the residence of Or. and Mrs. W.
M. Yater.
Mr. Allen is Mrs. Yater'* father
and makes his home with the Yater
family family at present. was
for ten years in the service of the
government as agent for the Rivers
and Harbors commission, having
headquarters at Little Rock, Ark.,
hut failing health and eyesight
eaueed him some six or eight
months ago to resign the position
and come to Cleburne to live with
his daughter. He and his sister,
Mrs. Saunders, had not met for t< η
years or so, and the present visit is
a most enjoyable one to both.—Cle
burne Enterprise.
H is Life in Peril.
"1 just seemed to have gone all to
pieces,,' writes Alfred Bee, of Wel
fare, Tex., "biliousness and a lame
back had made life a burden. 9
couldn't eat or sleep and felt almost
too worn out to,work when I began
to use Electric Hitters, but they
worked wonders. Now 1 sleep like
a top, can eat. anything, have gained
in strength and enjoy hard work."
They give vigorous health and new
life to weak, sickly, run-down peo
ple. Try them. Only f«Uc at Her
ring-Sparks drug store.
Feed! Feed!! Feed!!!
You will find corn, fiats, wheat,
bran, and corn chops, also chops
made of wheat, corn and oats, at
New (irist Mill. Try <>ι κ kkkhh
MEAL.it is unequalled. Free deliv
ery. Terme cash. J. T. William*
Λ Co., opposite compress. Old
phone l.'tO, Waxahachie Tex. tf
A Big Crowd.
Men who have lived in Waxa
tiachie for several yeai> past aver
that the crowd here yesterday to see
tii. circus was the largest ever seen
in the city. At the afternoon per
formance the big tent was taxed al
most to its utino&i capacity to ac
commodate the people. Marshal
Tom Dixon said that on of the Ring
ling men told him that fully 15,000
people witnessed the afternoon per
formance. The night crowd was not
near so large but the tent was com
fortably filled. It is claimed by
many that the performances given
by the Ringling Bros. this season
are far superior to anything yet at
tempted by them.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds and prevents pneu
monta Take no substitutes. Sold
by B. W. Fearis.
WAYNE PIANO CLUB |
ARE YOU A MEMBER?
If not, read below and you will learn how to become one, and
secure a FINE PIANO at the LpWEST FIGURE and on the
EASIST TERMS ever offered by any Piano House : : :
To further advertise and introduce their splendid/ Pianos to the music loving
people of this part of the state, the manufacturer* of the WAYNE PIANO have
offered us one car of their instruments—sixteen In number at such a greatly
reduced price that enables us to make the forçowina remarkably low figures to you :
The price of
Piano to Mem
bers is only
$250.00
YOU become a memfrtf of this
club by paying |B.OO a
WeeK. When 16 memners are
secured, the Club will be com
plete, and one of these fine Pianos
delivered to each member of the
Club. Your payment will be $2
per week until said Piano is paid
for. The market price of this
instrument is $350.00.
We only sell 16 Pianos at thin remarkably
low figure. No membership fee. You
commence paying on your Piano when
you pay your first $2. This is your
chance. Become a member at once, for
the offer is only to 16.
The price of
Piano to Mem
bers is only
$250.00
A delay of one day may lose you this «rand opportunity to secure a fine Piano «ι κ.,of. ι λ» «
on ench easy terms :: :: :: νΟή (,n„„ * Μ" ι lano at such low figures
We "a™ already secured several members
Ross Jewelry Company
Northeast Corner, North Side Square
Waxahachie, Texas
PERSONALS
Α. Β. Υ eager wae in Dalla· today.
J. A. Payne of Palmer wan in
the city today.
Prof. J. H Million of Ennia wae
in the city today.
W. S. Smithjleft this morning on
a trip to Oaineaville.
Mrs. Walter Hamilton left thi«
morning on a trip to Oalnsville.
Mrs. J. C. Smith and little daugh
ter, Marie, were in Dallas»today.
K. D. Pickens and family returned
yesterday from Han Antonio where
they attended the fair.
Miss Edna Dunlap of Italy spent
yesterday in the city with Mies
Mary Yeaget returning home this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vaughn of
the Howard community were in the
city today and celled at this office
to see our big press turning out the
Entkkpkihe.
Mrs. Francis, wife of Dr. (.'. (.'.
Francis lias arrived from Oklahoma
and i>· stopping a f· w days with Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. ('. Ketnble. Dr.
Francis lias decided to locate in
Waxahachie and is on the way here
with his house hold effects.
The Farmer· Institute for F.llis
county, which mwtn here Nov. fith.
rtnd fit h will hold its sessions in the
District Court room. From present
indications there will tie an attend
ance of 400 or ΓιΟΠ farmer» and busi
ness men. Everyone who, can,
attend this meeting, the flr-t
of its kind ever field in grand old
KHlS. The EvlKRi'HlHK experts
much good to result therefrom to
the farming interests of the county.
Barn Burned
I,ai>t nliiht about »«·ν<»ιι n'rlook j
tin· barn and content» holonsrinfl· to
Mr. K. Brady on Huilard HoiifhtK
w«r* destroyed by flr«. Tht4 orljrn
o'tb* Br* in unknown. Th«· loee
w ill amount to about with no
inmi ram'f.
F :ΚΟΜ I r 11 : HULL).
h Y INN t\« Κ S «' Κ A M Κ II A U
I had a tplendid trip 1 »*t week in
the Crisp and oommunlii»»
btu the wcfk th" kliew corne» to
tuwu 1 do not bave lime u» write
and will consequently have to wait
till next week tu get It up. VV h un a
fellow like m« begins to think about
seeing elephant» and gtraiîe» ami
drink'tig red lemonade and seeing
the big crowd* that conn β to tm
big show» in Klu* county lie don't
have sense eunuch to write any
thing that week, iiut I must tell of
the splendid wedding 1 attended eu»t
of Crisp. An 1 η eared a big hand
some white house, the home of Mr
T. I-. Huliivan, he arid hi» daughter,
Mise Moitié were «taiidinv' ·>ιι the
front porch and when she dlscov
ered wiio 1 wan -aid to her father
"that in Innocence Abroad and
dou't you let bin' pa»» here, he is
the man we want hère tonight."
.Mies Moitié wttk to he married and
the moment 1 stepped on the porch
1 was commanded b.\ tier father to
m top and take in the wedding. This
was about toe middle of the even
ing and 1 passed down to Alsdortf
ton the Midland railroad and hark
to Jim Webb'» close by, and with
his daughter* and son, we walked
over to the home of Mr Sullivan
where a nice crowd had gathered.
Home front Knnis and Dalla» and η
great many from the neighborhood
around and at halt past seven Rev.
T. J- Duncan, pastor of the Meth
odist church at Knnis, united in
marriage Miss Mollie Huliivan to
Mr. JjOn Mullican. Mise Mollie is
a splendid lady, reared here on the
farm and she is splendidly educated
and possesses a lovely disposition
and is loved and admired by all who
know her. Mr. Mullican is the eon
of Mr. Marion "Mullican Λο moved
from this community to Dallas sev
eral years ago and who etill owns
several fine farms in here on the
Trinity river and he has superin
tended these farms for several
years. Recently he lias built an
elegant home near the river and
this they will occupy when they re
turn from their hrittal tour to New
Orleans, Galveaton and San Auto*
nio. An elegant supper was served
to the guests ami I was given
the seat of honor at the head of the
table with the bride and groom on
one side and the pivacher on the
other. 1 did not have on my Bun
day school clothes but I sailed in
and enjoyed the feast and wedding
as much, I suppose, as If I were
clothed in wedding garment·. After
supper the bride and groom depart
ed for Ennia accompanied by two
couples of young people, their
friends, Mr. and Mr». Huliivan, tbe
parents of the bride acted aa attend
ante In the wedding ceremony and
it was appropriately, gracefully and
well done. With the good wishes of
a host of frieoda this couple launch
oat on life's atormy billows and it la
tbe wlab of all that tbeir bark may
•ail through placid water# and love
I» the Popular Carrier#
'
Making the Quickest Time
Between North and
South
Rock Ballast Track.
Oil Burning Locomotive»
Duet or Cinders.
Ko Smoke,
*7» ίψ . . vmuT-t w,
ι t !" November loth, connecting: at Houaton with Suns
Limited and Pacific Coast Exprès» to San Antonio, El P·*
lx>s Angeles, San Francisco and for New Orleans and the Ea
S. F. B. MORSE, M. L. BOBBINS,
Passenger Traffic Manager Oen. Pass, and Ticket Ajft.
T. J. ANDERSON, A. O. P. and T. A.
HOUSTON, TEXA8
Genuine Edison 16-Candle
Power Lamps 25 Cents
Or 4 for $1 Φ Single Lamp 30c each
No <«harif··* tnid·' for feftitiR fbw·· »'« furfi!*!; lîi» latnu Partie*
who have ιι(«·ι«·γ» and art?α*>(ηκ off-brand or Inferior Jamjj» «ill find
i»ii (i!<*r· ;»*<· in tlwir bliU f'urti»·· unlit? Ι·πψ* on fini ret»·. »Μ·γ*
Ho ir < fî'i-ioiH-y U not up ι<» standard, wlli W |·τ r»>nt
♦•xtra. Trnljr jresft,
X Waxahachie Electric Light Company
Will kalston & Company
will appreciate >our order,* tor anything in
the line of (iroceries and Feed si till»....
Free delivery .-tore on Roger* street
ANNOUNCEM Ε NT*!
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♦ Watch Repairing |
♦ Clock Repairing ♦
Jewelry Repairing
♦ H«* -■■,!»> ι « > «»— in·· and I»· urn ivy prie»* nod I ira «relit «ρ Φ
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Ε,. S. BOZE
Contractor and
Builder
If foe * r»fnl*r, b«»Hhr noTement of the
bawtli tirrj d*J, ïoa're UJ or will be. K.fiD rou«
bt>*eU o»«o, »|<1 be mlL Τατεν, tu tbe tbmix· s4
violent i»h?«U or pill '· TU·
•moetbent, reel··». Ηΐ<:<·« perfect wmy of
tb· bewele «tMf «id clceo It te tek·
CANDY
fWM CATHARTIC - _
ΚΑΤ 'KM LIKE CANDY
rleaMnl. r»l»t*ble, Pr.t««t, Tut· Wood. D·
Oood, S»**r Sicken, Weaken at Oripei l«. M end
W ceeie p«r boi. Writ· fur t»e Muopie, w4 book·
lets· bf »:ih. Addreee *»
Wwfti» Ml·»*» Cmm, Cwe*»o or New fertu
Furnish jiiaiiK «ml «pacification», or
coutraot your building·. B**t of
references. Jiuilricr of the Chau
tauqua auditoriuui. Would like to
figure with those contemplating
locating in Waxahadhie
What Is So Cool
As » day in summer
it you have at hand
a tupply of our de
licious Ice Cream.
This I· conceded by all to be th«fl
beat, and we take (food rare that iufl
reputation «halt not «offer tnruuet·
any failure lu care or flnenee· of the"
ingredient·.
WAIAHACHIE CANDY KITCHEffl
Horace Haywoo
PRACTICAL—
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With «C. Ν. Anderson. Ill Water-»·

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