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ELLIS COUNTY MOT DEAL!
List of Deeds Filed fur Recori
with the County Clerk.
from 'Waxthachi
10 «I am
s:(<> ραι—Marls from Wrxahaehle
mixed ι Ii a\cs4 46 in.—Daily »xcet»tu
0:311 cm »
Mayor:
W. J. F. Ross
or Alderman Ward No I:
J. M. Pa'X5tk»«on. *
For Alderman Ward 2:
S. P. La.nubkokd
For Alderman Ward 3;
W. J. MeDi kj-jk.
Frank Ht.lik and wife to Jo.
Mach, ΙϋΟ uerte of land; $000 ant
other consideraHone.
W H. Getieudaner, truet^a," t(
M. L. Campbell, lot in Trînity Uni
▼ersity addition ; $200.
Mrs. F H. Rockett toil,». R. New
ton, lot in NVaxatottchle; $1000
H. 8. 1'arsone jfed yrlfe to j. H
Lane, lot in Italjft ttLSU,
A. N. James toJUlKtiuU» In
λ . -iment €·>α){|β·| axn~
hachie; $75,
A. Trif>peJ(t
Laura Spaulding,
$4ό0. ^ f
jenry and *»/«. ta u, S.
150 aeree;of land;
and wif« t* Κ. Ε.
: Q. Park iur
}dmn<-r, trustee, to L.
|ln Trinity I'niver
».
id wife to G. M.
^4ere· af land more
L«p*ii> <§ Spa; k
|J,U50.
ipenin<s.
ia yettejday
f*m λοΛ -re
in as an
» niararautfe
He expidgM
•»#eriu*b hft
thj
Twentieth Century Club.
After a few spirited disputes as I
whether or not inclement weathi
should be a le^al excuse for absent
_ from the regular meetings of Twei
tieth Century Club the membei
have learned to don short skirts tat
t parasols :t*ti attend in spit·.· of ti
£ rain.
► We are now at that intensly ii
► iterestiritj period ul Cuit· I Ktat»
£·History prior ta iMt civil w ar and
► complete list of'lfie causes whic
led to this great conflict was the lai
lesson and an interesting one
i proved to be.
The circle met last Thursday wit
Miss Ora Miller, on West Mai
street and to be a shiest of the Mi.
1er house mean· A profitable sta
.and a pleasaut ptfjrpriee ia stere a
Ways, for this occasion Miss Or
ι had asked different members of th
' circle to respond in some specin
; lia» of training. Mies Wilna Win
ι ! lush playiûi; "The Watte re r, froi
* Chaminade and Miss Minni·· Sim
rdfclti*! that strangely pathetic littl
poeJtu, Hartsease. Sincewe have
' deveraity of talents in our clu
why not havb some special selectioi
at oach^neeting, thereby hrightenin;
our programs and carrying soni
verse and history hand-in-hand
A saucer of violets was placed 01
the table and each member guesse<
at the number therein. Mrs. Walte
Shive coming within four of th<
correct number was awarded thi
prize—a burnt wood photograpi
holder. ·
Dangers «I I'lK-UinoDia.
A colli at this tim<; If neglected it
liable to cause pneumonia which i>
#o often fatal, and even when th«
patient has recovered the lungs ar·
weakened, making them peculiarly
•ueceptibie to the development o!
consumption. Foley's Honey and
Tar will atop the cough, heal and
strengthen the lungs aud prevent
pneumonia. Sold by B. \V. Fear is
Texas Midland Railroad.
A strictly up-to-date line.
"Nothing too good for its pat
ron·."
Elegant coaches, splendid dlninar
cars, serving meals a la carte at
reasonable prices, and first-class
cuisine, all go to make a journey
over the road a pleasure long to be
remembered.
Close'connections mad*· at junc
tion points to and from all point·.
Knll information regarding rates,
tira* eards, Pullman reservations,
ètr.girill be cheerfully furnished by
bylâny lapent of the Midland or the
j£td«nngned on application.
F. B. McKay, G. P. Α..
Terrel!, Texas.
Thoughtful Man.
Austin, of Winchester,
what to do In the hour
His wife had such an
case of stomach and liver
the physicians could not
/He thought of and tried
New Life Fills and she
at once and was finally
25c, at Herring Dru κ
University.
and pupils of th*
of Trinity L'nii
very excellent
University
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t
•Pt
1
' ί
ilJant Confederate General m
Over the River of Deafcil
-κ
MAND OF TElZ
the
«iradnate of West Pot ;,Oc
Academy, Famous F|*
I and Proprietor of
Meade Stock Farm.'^ff
"c
a
|lle, Tenn.. March 3fey,
H. Jackson, the tf.
^valry leader during „
Len he bore the
^Jackson, died atoi^
near here, Ms"
was In the s1 '
been In fail1/
ι year and i
f
weeks pas\
fil war Gen
knand in Fo
ie Ti-xas br
IV
'ost
ir he has de
Jire and tk| „
r Vfueet
fre 4
^ dec!
ind
V tS 1 rs
ÛC
with an
r more. A
sit book is
in 1835 and acc working· for
education in the·'1®· Open an
He entered We Toraorr"w
in 1852 and gra»
following year
to New Mexico t TrM<;t pn
ment of mounl "0
participated ij MOO.iW.n
fights with Br.nt.
as Kit Carson.
mission in the L
on the outbrf*
offered his st
Mana*r<»r
-.Όr»·' ir
ttUU V* il Λ it I»} H —
lery by Goveluch, can b« itred
jafkslmre'v" imaginary need*
etde, whi« ""
for his ga; ?
Jackson <S Ο Ν A ï S ♦
.1er r.*n*P ^ ™ Λ L 3 ♦
eeph E. Jol J
on the in ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Hood's army »„ rv-n .
the retreat of"nt to *>»«" today.
tie of Nashvilt,er W(,nt to Dallas
rank of briga
at Holly Spri
loss of the I. Dixon, of Milford,
and i-ompellftodav
don his ram.
General Jack«nd wife of Enni·
for further PiVe«terday.
officers, but Γ
ward. in and Miss Minnie
General Jaoallas today.
ter of Genera'·
and became atenahip, an Knnis
in-law in the the city yesterday,
stock farm. 3
agement of tbpeou went to Dallas
before the de attend a district
and «he high (c|an,
tained by Bel
of the thoroug leave this evening j
ment and niaorhere lie will prob
ut six weeks.
DAMAG
, traveling passen
it « ■· m α ai· Texas and Pacific
ι the city yesterday
Newport
Heavy jarKiinniel and daughter,
wrought400· ot Midlothian, spent
elorm h«in the cU-v· Ku*·18 of|
a violeo Hendricks.
danger Kirkes, president of
level ' uiversity, went to Dallas
thr>atnlng to attend the gradua
propercisee at the Medical Uni-1
To ' .
W!iS ' ' of "3·Γ and wife left this
sea far . >;PW Boston to spend a
than >V»!th reUUve, 8am Ca.
tak** Mr. Cooper'· mail
Hail . . * 1
folk /,efK hi. absence.
anch" h. n.
limit
mf η
akttKJ
ti -ΠΜ [
whrfj
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naîj^
Rur
th*
t to
re
t'
waffle
To Shorten Time.
^he official· of the Houston and |
Sea· Central railway at Houston
ρ flouring on a new time card for
at road which will go Into ··fleet
ixt Sumlav. The change in the
jhedule will shorten the time be·
ween Houston and Fort Worth
.bout fifteen minute·, and 1· made
tar the purpose of connecting with
itock Island trains in and out of the
totter city.
Severe Cold Kur Three Month·.
'he following letter from Λ. J.
tiabuam, of Ëatesville, Ind., teila
L# own story. "I fullered three
bafths with a severe cold. A drug
prepared me some medicine, and
tociyeician prescribed for me. yet I
aguot improve. I then tried Foley'·
Ljuey and Tar, and eight dose·
•ured me " Refuse substitute·.
Sold by B. W. Fearfl.
Furiua Feed. FhaiX-s 49. Conde
Mosley. V 12
Cough Settied|on her.Lungs.
" M y,'daughter bad a terrible cough
which settled on her lungs," says
N. Jackson, of DanvUte, 111. "We
tried a great many r#m«dles with
out relief, until we gave her Foley·
Honey and Tar which cured her."
Refuse substitute·. Bold by B. W.
Pearl·.
"^lES OF ELUS COUNTY
* «*· V
if Appointments ·· Made Ly
h Governor Lanham.
*"ï t
}r Ol
;^e lie House Journal ct the legiela
-« «luted March 27 contalna the
Hq;
» JlowlriK list of names as notaries
yODllc for Ellis eountv, as made by
^ioTernor Lanham in compliance
,,with recommendations of the senate
through Representatives Hemphill
and Alderdice:
Waxahachie—H. F. Rosseau, T.
F. Thompson, Mark Smith, J. F.
VVyatt, Tom P. Whipple, I. M. Wil
liams, J. A. Reail, A. T. Rishop, Y.
D. Kemble, T. R. Williams, A. L.
Love, Ο. H. Chapman, Will A.
Malcolm, E. P. Hawkins, C. M.
Supple, S. P. Langsford, J. T. Spen
cer, T. H. Harbin, Ada Gray, Rirdie
Ross, J. M. Phillips, F. M. Getsen
daner, H. O. Templeton, J. R. Al
len, J. T. Andrews, C. F. Winn, W.
L. Wis·, ·». A. Neal, <>. Adkins,
J. W. Martin, W. S. Kemble, H. N.
Peters, R. K. James, W. P. Metcalf,
Will P. Hancock, J.C. Lumpkins,
L. C. Todd, H. M. Rhodue, Delia
Davis, Bert Shands, A. Lasswell,
J. L. Gammon, Geo. L. Griffin, J.
E. Coleman, G. W. Coleman, R. J.
Co'iT'ian. H. 1*. Atkinson, J. W.
Cooper, Ί. J. Cole, C. C. Crocker,
K. G. Stroud, R. R. Hendricks, J
T. Gill, S. E. Fowler, Osce Good
win, W. L. Harding, Perry S. Rob
Iwrtsoii, Horace Trippett, J. E. ;
Lancaster, Georgia Wilson, S. P. |
Knnie—Oeo. H. Hogan, tîeorsre
Ho(f(fe, P. J . HemphlLl, J . W. Story,
William Ellison, l'helps Terry, 'Γ.
H. Morrow, Jr., L. L. Seaaiona,
J. L. Clark·'. A. H. Dunkerlv, J. L.
Bium»*nthal, John H. Sharp, J. F.
Alexander, P. H. Rowell.G. H. Eu
bank. B. F. Mardi bank*, T. H.
Collier, W. H. Brown, J. W. CrajR,
t.'. W. McKennev, ('. L. Allen, A.
L. Noel, Edmond Raphael, J. B.
Bialand, V. L. Blakely, A. Efron,
Jeremiah A. Clarke, C. T. Hotcan.
Midlothian—J. A. Lawaon, H. H.
Stalling», T. A. Beatyj J. H.
Peebles, J. A. Orr, J. B. Kennedy,
Oeo. W. Newton, T. H. Newton, E.
T. Rea.
Ferri»—C. A. W»*atherford, C. W.
Crum, W M. Tldwell, W. D. Pitt·,
John M.Smith, W. A Orr, J. T.
MoCareon.
Mtlford-H H. C. Davia, W. T.
M. Dickson, H. M. Rankin, A.
Logan.
Italy—J. M. Parker, S. Freeman,
W. E. Cox, Fount Ray, On! Adkia
son, Alex Moaley, A. B Harris.
Forreaton—T. C. Forr«at.
VVvatt —E.A. Rlvina, A. J. Florey.
Red Oak — S. F. Chapman.
Leland—J. H. Carter
Avalon—J. B. Hemphill, B. F.
McMorria, B. O. Hallatn. J. F.
White.
Clemma— W. C. Kincaid, L. N.
Lee, J . M. Davl·.
Auburn —H. J. Townaend.
Palmer—Thoma· Martin, S. A.
Wilkinson, P. L. A. JefTer·, L. B.
Orirtlth.
Boy ce— W. A. Boyce.
Bristol—P. H. Steven», Tom P.
Thornton, E. A. Bond, Α. W. Car·
other·.
Ovilla—J. M. Whitehead.
Naah—T. O. Cheatham
Saralvo—Chas. L. Curry.
Byron— R. L. Carter.
Rockett—J. 'Γ. Andrew·.
Howard-B. B. Moody, W. W.
Alexander.
India—W. A. Kincaid.
Bardwell—A. L. Whittington.
Britton —B. C. Davenport.
Ou· Τ· B Skipper
TeUco-W. R. Slma.
Mt Peak J. M. Alderdice.
Will Play Ball.
Λ eerie· r»f game· of baseball ha·
been arranged for the Trinity Uni
versity team. Un April 17 the Trin
ity boy· will fc9 to Sherman to croaa
bat· with Auatin College. Ou the
April JO and 21 they will meet the
Baylor University team at Waco,
and on May 8 and 9 Baylor will
come to Waxahaahie to content hon
or» with Trinity.
HEBBINE CURKB
Fever and Airue. A doae will ua
ually atop a chill, a continuance al
waya curea. Mra, Wm. M. Stroud,
Midlothian. Text*, May 31, 18B9,
wrltea: "We havd uaed Her bine In
our family for eight yeara, and
found it the beat medicine we have
ever uaed, for la grippe, bUioua
fever and malaria." 50c at Hood A
Martln'a.
Another Car.
Purina fee® juat received. Phone
49. Conde Moaley. 12
Pneumonia Follow· a Cold
but never to/lowa the uae of
Foley'· Honey, and Tar. It stop·
the cough, heal a and strengthen·
the lunga and afford· perfect secur
ity from an attack of pneumola.
Kefuae aubatitute·. Bold by B. W.
Pearl·.
la Purina feed food for eowit Ye·,
air, beet on the liarket. It not only
fatten·, bat tendf to make the milk
richer. Pleaee tfte cow by trying a
tack. Phone 49. Conde Moaley. 13
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The big Ει
I Sale at Ε
J I Wi|r COntiîl'
J ·; ▼▼ **,* WlXllIII
t mainder of
The bigges
\
of pretty g
seen in W:
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COMING EVENTS.
April S—Imperial Bell Ringer» at |
Trinity luiverslty
April 11.—City school bond elec
tion.
April 12.—Easter Sunday.
April 18— Dr. D. F.ïFox, at Trin
ity University.
A Great Sensation.
There ta* a big sensation in
ville, lud., when W. H. Brown of
that place, who was expected t<> die,
had his life saved b> Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. !
He writes: "I »ndure<i insutTt-raMe
agonies from Asthma, but your:
New Discovery «ave me imniedltt*,
relief and soon thereafter effected a'
complete cure." Similar cures of.
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchi- ·
tis and Grip are numerous. It's the
peerless remedy for ail throat and
lung troubles. .Vic and 11 .'*t. Guar
anteed by Herring Drug Co., Drug
gists. I riai bottles free.
Special[Train oi Musk.__
®Th<-_Texas !>inl l'aôiii· Kailwnv
Company will ruii^* special train
which will b♦> iceompaiilM bv the j
Harris Juvenile Band i'.Jin nam- i
ber) who will furnish milite m
route. Thl* special train will leave
Ft. Worth Monday, May 17th, at
11:1Λ a. m. ami I>alla« at 1J ID p. i*...
arriving New Ortfioi Beat morning
for breakfast. Reduced rate» will
Imi hi effect to New Origan» For
particular· <addre«« anv agent or!
K. F. Turner. Oeneral Pa*eenger,
Agent, Η. P. H»gh«··, Traveling |
Pansetiger Agent, Ft. Worth.
Robbed The Orate.
Λ startling Incident lanarrated by t
John Oliver, of Philadelphia. a* fol- j
low· Ί wai In an awfu! toadlttes.I
My «kln waa almoat yellow, eye·
•unken, tongue coated, pain contin
ually in back and aide*. no appetite,
growing weaker every day. Three
physician· had giver» me up. Then
I we· advlaed to u·« Klectrlr Hit
ter· ; to my great Joy, the flr»t bottle ι
made a decided improvement. I con
tinued their uae for three week·,
and i ant bow a well man. 1 know
they robbed the grave of another
victim." No one ahould fall to try
them. Only ,*jU cent·, guaranteed, '
at Herring Drug Co.'· drug «tore.
Barn Struck by Lifhtnint.
A C. Pipkin, from the Hristoi
community, wit In the city yeeter· '
day and Raid that a few day· ago hi· i
barn win «truck by lightning and
entirely destroyed. Heveral ton· of,
hay and about fifty buabel· of corn .
were burned with the barn. He had j
kept hi» barn iu»ured for aevnraJ
year·, but the policy expired a few ;
day· before the accident. Mr. Pip-1
kin took home with him hi· «ou who !
ha· beeu attending Triuity t'nlvar
• tty. Hesaiditwaa almoat Impôt·;
•ible to hire farm hand· In hi· «ac
tion of the country, and he wascom
pell«d to take hla aon out of school i
t" aaeiat lu making a crop.
Have the Loved One·'
Mr·. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle,
Colo., write·: "I believe Mallard'·
Horehound Syrup i· superior to
any other cough medicine, and will
do all that ia claimed for it. aud ilia
ao pleaaaut to take. My little giri
want» to take it when ahe has no
need for It." Ballard'a Horehound
Syrup Is the great cure for all pul
monary alimenta. 2ûc, '«Or and $1 (JO
at Hood A Martin'a.
Neatness sod Taste Dominant.
"Bargain Bulletin," the weekly
houae organ of th· Bcarff A O'Coi^
nor Co., Dalla·, «peaking of the
Hummer School booklet recently la
aued by the Knterpria* for Trinity
Unlveralty, aaya:
The Waxahachle Enterprise icudi
ua a booklet gotten out in their ahop
for Trinity I nlTeralty. Thla hook·
let la a apiendid example of the
prlutera' art, and shows that neat
ueaa and taate are dominant in the
Knterprlae ahop.
new a f hi»'
W# offer<hM Hundred Dollan H**srd tor so/
ease of Calarrk ikat caaoot M tared *1 kail «
L'eiarrh Car·.
r. 1. I'HIMt * CO . Prop.. Toi·*·, ο.
w· lk« uuderelckoed. ssv· know· 1 f .Ckemtf
tar tk· isst ft»· iHn.iid toil·*· hie perfeeilj
honor· kl· la si I sueinees irtuutiM· fies··
«isilι skis lo turi ·«( st| os»lio"®s bs4s »y
(Self fire
W*»t · Γrusi, Wkol«aale Urw«gUU. Toisé·, Ο.
Wsldon. Kisaaa 4 Mar«ia.Wkeis«a*i· UniMKts.
Tsllis.Okt·.
Mall'· (*l«rrkC«re M lata* laieeaailj Ml IM
St reelij βροβ tk« klood sa4 nils· sorts·· M tk· ι
sjrstMB Pnas. 7*s, Mf bolt I· S*t4 kr sU Orsf-1
Cist·. Tsalu·—teb ft—
tl's y sa· (!r Ριιι» SJ» tk· HM
Crop and CnaiUe Mortgage· now j
la stock. Order· filled for any quan
tity deai red. Also bill of sal· book· I
for atockuien. The Knterprts·.
nbroidef-y
gger City
» λ 4 a ma.
lltV A
this weeR
t showing
oods ever
nxahachie
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OLD PHONE NO. 8
We are ready to supply your
want· in
Groceries and Feedstuff·
of all kind*. fV* itu»r*nt*«» fall
a i m»*a*nre».
A trial order f/otn y<>u will convince
yoi) that·*' will appreciate
Wiur trade.
Κre<· d<>llve|y t.> any part of the city
Stor·· on Vaut Main street, opposite
Hatcbel! Λ ineat market.
Τ J. STROUD & CO.
R I ΡΑ Ν S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
DeWITT'S
WITCH HAZEL
SALVE
THE ORIGINAL.
A Well Known Core for Pffct.
Cure» obttlnale «or··. <h*pp««l hand». *c~
lem*. akin di teasei, Μα·.ι fcurna «r.4 »catd«
p«lniMs. W· cou AS rttf Impio*» IS· quality
U pafcl doub'« the ff\cm. The U.*i aahr·
fh*l ejpertence can produce or thai moctty
ca#b«jr.
Cures Piles Permanently
De Witt* la the or.fi na \ *rvl oniy par· and
f*n-j!ne W tch Ha*cl Sair· ma4a. Look (of
Km name DeWITT on every be·. AU other*
»· counterfeit ninin rr
K. C. OeWITT A CO.. CMlCAOfc.
Hold by H. W. Fnrl·.
The
Midland
U/
^ Route *
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The Official Route
NE.W
ORLEAN
LA.
For the United
Confederal
Veterans'
Reunion
New Orleans, La*
19 to 22, 1S«V
Special train, coy
coach··, chair car·
and baggage car·
Pari· about 9:.W *
18, arriving in Nef
time for br*-akfa
morning.
Full information
ticket·, etc., will
furniahed on app
ag«nt of th· 7
Railroad, or ^ «Jk0
ft
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en. Pa··. Agf
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