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and rft'Hiî» <n the <Urk m to the trx»· <»«·#—
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to Mt a pa*e M , hence tf;e reonest
Ai) chantre· 'or umalV »d* kfiouitj
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and Jeffereon etreet ljp<
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fairly §r«"d etaMe, price ψ',.00 pei
month ; ai·» on· 'J-room b^uae or
l*l»l itrMi. un·· 4 room hou»e on
I<afc« Park a*·., good .toomj Jot
K'ood orchard, g-ood harj, plenty ol
water, prie· 17.50 per month; on»
four-room house on North Col
loir· «ireet, nicely located, k-ooc
roomy lot, plenty of water, cheap a'
#* 00 per month. See will A. Mai
colin.
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dull lot me «harp··! it for £ou Ar
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A J. MOtUCl.l· \ . iwimiii foi
"Winona" Mill· full yfeamleaa ho
• iery and underwear, oit) 'phone 1(16
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chin· needlea, oil, Mit·, and al
kind of aewiiiK machin* - vtra» al
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in town Low* at pricea. J13 Kaa
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Texas Midland Railroad.
A atrirtly np-to-i!at» line.
"Nothing too jroofl for it» pat
ron·."
Elegant roac't»·, njlmdld diulm
car·, aerving oral· a 1m cart» a
reaaouahl» prie»·, and ttr»t-cla«i
cnlaine, all κ° to »nak« a journej
over the road a pleasure long to )h
remembered.
Cloae connection· mad»· at June
tion pointa to and from all ( oiuta.
Kull information r«*jrardin(f rat»·
time card·, Pullman reservation·
«te., will be cheerfully fumiahed bj
by aoy agent of the Midland or thi
underaigned on application.
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TEXAS PRESS.
PrnSrsmuM» of jIm·») HwU·! at Wtut
ttaeki· May II sad *».
Houston, April 20.—Preeldent One
ley of the Texas Press association an
Bounce· that the organlatlon will hok
its twenty-fourth annual session ai
Waxahachie May 21 and 22. The pro
gramme is:
Thursday, May 21—10 a. m to li
m—Opening exercises, reports of offl
cers and standing committees, ap
pointments of committees, announce
mente. etc.
2:30 to 6 p. m—exercises by elect
ed orator, essayist and poet, viz., ora
tion by Colonei W. G. Sterett, " Stat<
Press," Galveeton-I-tallas News; essay
Mrs S Ε Buchanan, editor "House
hold," Farm an>. Ranch; peom. Mrs
Mary \Mnn S moot of "Aunt „uclndy'
fame
j These set exercises will be followed
I by a general discussion on the query
' "What Would You Do If You Coulc
I Do as You Would?" to which even
I member will be requested to make β
I brief response The idea is to exhibit
the hindrances, commercial, legal oi
otherwise, which fetter the editor and
to present the Ideal work which might
he done by the press under other cir
cu instances Κ very mem lier is ap
ι pointed to prepare a brief speech or
I this topic—none to exceed five mm
j utes.
Friday. May 22—9 a m to 12 m —
Address by Rev. George C Kankln
Texas Christian Advocate on "Jour
nalism aud Its Relation to PublU
Moral*.' followed by discussion; pa
per by Miss Maud J Allen of the Bart
j lett News, followed by discussion: pa
per bj D L. Be*rh of th<· OossdM In
; xquirer on "The Making of a Success
fui Dally and Wepkly In a Countrj
i Town," followed by discussion, open
Ing of question box and discussion ol
Its contents
2 to ♦ ρ ni Flection of officers, ee
lection of next plaie of meeting, res
olntionx etc
There will tx> an excursion to Fort
1 Worth and perhaps to Thurber Th«
; eirursionsiet* will then visit east
Texas, stopping at Orange and Beau
mon! and watching flooding of rici
Held# disbanding at Houston
IN BELO'S MEMORY.
Window U M. Msttl*»'·'»
«4r»l 1« Joiirn«lt«i.
Italia*. April 20—The window
*re<t<tl in St Matthew'· rtthMrtl li
memory of the let·» Colon»·! Α Η Helo
editor In chief of th·» I m I la* tialveator
New* wild unveiled yesterday morn
lag t'T Hi* hop A!* lender C » Jarret t
In a ·ρ»χ »»Ι wrvlce
The window 1* lo<ate<1 In the sont I
tran»ep< and conslir* of three lone
lancet·, with figures of St John
Mew»·*! and St l*aul The design li
j from the gtu<llo« of Tiffany. and h
by Fr»>derlck Wilson. the weiianowr
j artist of New York
A njwwial nfflrc for the unveiling ha
been drawn up by tne bishop for um
on this uroMlon The unveiling took
plac* upon the ae<Ond anniversary ot
the death of Colonel Helo
Bishop Oarrett i«ani a high tribut»
to the d«-iwj««) journalist
TEXT BOOK BILL.
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fr«m III· O»· »( II*· ·*♦»#«#.
Austin April 10.—The uniform
textbook bill was ρla<-e<l on third read
log In the house Saturday
Mr Shannon offered an amendmen
providing that In cities of 10,(K»O in
habitant· or over the question shouU
be submitted to the qualified voter· ο
•aid city within twelve month· anr
If a majority vote·! to adopt the ae
thrt> It «hotild become Immediate!)
effective Adopted
Mr l>0»e made an unsurreaaful ef
fort ta «trtke out all after thff enact
log rlau*<- and substitute the aeaat·
uniform textbook bill
After considerable dlacusaion tin
bill paaaed finally -90 to 0
la committee of the whole bouiw
roaaldered general appropriation bill
1 Sénat» considered genera! approprl
atlon bill
JUDGE HURT DEAD
■■>»»» Tau· J m rte* Τ h ta llf.
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Delia» April ÎÛ,—Judge J ... Hurt
tor nor* than thirty y«*er* a raemtiei
of ibe fourt of criminal >{i|H>al· (to
pert «κ! t b 1» life at hi* bom··. »cv«d
mite· aeutb of ..nla at y a*e<1 wtfti ty
three ymn He had been a reaid«in
ι of Ihli city and county twntyflvt
yeerm ψ or a nurnt>er of yeer· he w at
ι presiding )««etk-e of thla court ac<
while on the bench ma.1» a name foi
himself, which haa eauaed the reap«ri
of tbo·» who knew bun or were a*
•orlated with him profeeaionally
j udjee Hurt waa regarded at one of th·
fo rennet jorlata of the *outtv
"W Mr Dp*·" τ «·»· *
Kl >*a»o. Te*.. April Κ»—The ne»
city adminUtration look office Satur
day afternoon and Sunday all gamlilln*
bouae» and aaloona were open for bual
Bee* The ticket that »ti electe*
etood for a' wide open town." and th«
fualon ticket whi«h was anowed undei
wan for a continuance of Sunday cloa
ins Sunday a Methodist minlater
the majority of whoee connregatloi
aupported the aucceaafut ticket
preached a sermon scoring them foi
the aland tliey had taken.
DfilUatl»* >1 IU)lor
Waco, April 20—Sunday txgan Ut
Brat of the three dava of dedicatory
1 «lerctsea at Baylor unlvcraity it
honor of the two magnificent building,
gtven that inalitntion by Κ. 1. Car
roll and G W. Carroll These hav.
juat I· η completed The «Mienne luti
la the gjfl of U W Carroll, the com
bined < liai*·! and library of F. L. Car
1 roll. The latter alfco donates a Ι35Ή
pipe organ
▲ prehistoric skeleton waa found
enclosed in a vault near Brownwood
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λ DISTIWHHSHÉD «Siïffl
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Dr, Harper el Chicago Preaches
at the Methediit Church.
Dr. W. R. Harper, president ot tbe
University of Chicago, and the man
who say· the story of Cain and Abel
is a myth, was a guest of Waxahac
hie yesterday. Accompaning Dr.
Harper was Maj. Henry A. Rusk,
who for many years was financial
agent of the university. John D.
Rockefeller has given to this insti
tution $20,000,(100 which was invest
ed in buildings and interest bearing
securities. Maj. Rusk resigned as
financial agent last fall and is ac- i
companying Dr. Harper on this trip
simply for recreation. These gentle
men left last evening for Waco
where Dr. Harper took part today
in the dedicatory exercise» of the |
Carroll buildings at Baylor I'niver- j
sity.
It is doubtful if Waxahachie ever
before entertained so distinguished :
an educator as Dr. Harper. He ι
ranks foremost in his profession and j
belongs to that class known as the
higher critics. He is the presiding!
genious over the most liberally en- |
do wed institution of learning in the |
world.
Dr. Harper's sermon delivered!
from ttie pulpit of th»· Methodist I
church yesterday morning was
heard by one of the largest audiences j
ever assembled in that sacred edifice. ;
Dr Harper is a very pleasant speak-1
er and his sermon was a most able ;
one.
In the afternoon he lectured in the
chapel at Trinity I'niversity, his ι
principal theme being a colley edu-1
cation for young men.
It was mainly through the instru- j
mentality of I)r. L. C. Kirke, presi
dent of the university, that Dr. Har
per *s« inrtnood to stop over a day |
in Waxahachie.
Save tne L>oved Ones!
Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle,
Colo,, writes: "I believe Mallard's !
Horeheund Syrup i* superior to:
any other cou^h medicine, and will
do all that is claimed for it, and i t i m
so pleasant to take. My little girl i
wants to take it when she ha« no
need for it." Ballard's Horehound |
Syrup is the jrreat cur« for ail pul- j
monary ailments. iVc, jOc and $! 00
at Hood A Martin's.
Masonic.
Waxatiafhie Chapter
No. 73, Κ. Α. .Μ ., wii!
confer Mark and Fast
Maulers tonight
at h o'clock.
Walter Acker, H. P.
\V. I,. Leigh, S«.
Η Ε KHI Ν Κ CIRES
Kever and Airue. A done will us
ually atop a chill, a continuance al
ways cur*· Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud,
Midlothian, Te*,»*, May HI, 1H99,
writhe "We have uned Herbine In
our family for eight years, aud
found It the best medicine w«> have
ever used, for la grippe, biliou·
fever and malaria." 50c at Hood A
Martin'·.
Dr. fox Lectures.
Dr D. K. Ko* lectured at TriDity
University Saturday night on "A
Neglected Cavalier." The lecture
wii a moat excellent one and pleas
ed a fairly good sited audience.
Dr. Ko* i» pastor of a Congrega
tional church in Chicago and is a
prominent figure on the lecture
platform. He spent yesterday in
the eity to reet and hear Dr. Har
per's sermon.
Walks Without Crutches.
1 was much afflicted with sciatica,
write· Ed. C. Nud, Iowaville, Sedg
wick Co., Kan., "going about on
crutches and suffering a deal of paiu.
1 «ai indueed to try Ballard's Snow
Liniment, which relieved me. I
used three jOc bottles. It 1· the
greatest Uniment 1 ever uaed; have
recommended it to a number of per
sons, all express themselves as
being benefitted by it. I now walk
without crulchea, able to perform a
great deal of light labor on the
f irm.·' 20c, >ik,and 91-00.
Dissolution Notice.
We have bought theyfnterest of
Mr. I). C. Patterson if the planing
mill and will pay a>f debts against
the old firm and (^ilect all accounts
due it. Mr. Uatterson retires by
mutual consej^f. Brashear A Wise.
It dw
Lefca! Holiday.
Postoffice will observe Sunday
hours tomorrow, oj>en from 10 a. m. ι
to 11 a. πι. Carriers will make onej
delivery and collection
John Pratv, P. M.
New supply of /Clinch cards re
ceived. Orienta* Drug Store,
Thomas A. Moore, proprietors, tf j
Katy Special Bates.
Austin, Texas—Grand Command-)
in* Knights Templar, April 13th
and 16th. Limited to 19th for re
turn. Kate 95.80.
Waco, Te*as— April 19th, 20th and j
morning of 21st. Hate fi.25. Ac
count meeting of Daughters of Ke- j
public.
San Antonio—State Epworth]
I^eague Conference. Sell April 23rd.
Keturn limit April 28th. Rate 98.40.
O. L. Μουκϊ, Agent.
«. 4T,C tmntofctfM.
PtlMtlM Trill Prat· Rtnt'it
M 1» , A ^ *"■ KiwW»* PW|WM>
Foreign Missions Convention. Tiok
etic on sale April 21*% and 22nd, re
tarn limit April 27th; fare 16.20
round trip.
San Antonio—Battle of Flower·.
Tickets on «aie April 20. Limit re
turn April 23. Fare 18.40 round
trip.
San Antonio—State Medical As
sociation. Ticket» on sale April 26
and 27. Return limit May 2. Fare
Î8.40 round trip.
New Orleans—American Medical
Association. Tickets oi. sale May
3 and 4. Return limit May 16 with
extension privilege. Fare $15.30
round trip.
Beaumont—Travelers Protective
Association. Tickets on sale April
£2, Return limit April 27. Fare |
#io.îm.
Ft. Worth. Home-week celebra
tion. Tickets on sale for 6:24 a. m.
train April 23, good for return same j
date. So cents for round trip.
San Antonio—State Epworth j
League Conference. Tickets on sale
April 23, 1903; return limit April 28,
1903. Fare $8.40.
|New Orleans, La., United Confed
erate Veterans Reunion; tickets on
sale May 17th and 18th, return limit !
May 24th, with extension privi- j
leges. Fare fl0.30 for round trip.
T. H. BaKKOW, Ag't.
DR. KING S
try NEW DISCOVERY
FOR THAT COLD.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Cures Consumption,Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pneumon i a ,11 ay Fever, I 'leu
risy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
NO CURE. NO PAY.
*r»e» 50c. and S ' TRIAL BOTTLES
CLOTHES CLEANED
AT HALF PRtCfc
Your Suit Cleaned Λ Prf-ssed forfl.OO
Your fanti» ( Ί»·ηπ*ί) à Pressed for .45
Your f'ants ÎSporijred A l'i>88Pd for .1
Rufus lackland's Misfit Parlor, |
Middle of South Side Square. Waxitaachie.
ji*The Sunny South'f
5 T~FREE! I ;
How to get it !
A POSTAL CARD ^
Sent tad*ν—casts one cent— ■,
«Inil bring to you »nd vfu* su '·
neighbors, <whose rum es And '
Addresses νου send us y
δ/)β Sunny South
foe the current issue.
5»«d «nit hrads of Famlllrs. ^
Thi% ι» the South % Oreat I ferarv Week> \
published at Mint*. (ia . only cents · £
year. Circulation now over *»*.«*■ %
Τ h# unpk copv \ <m rece've aril) makt *,
vow a regular Sunn\ *so»tth ke*d*r The ^
('«per i% *<* de » < »* J t w*\ but literature .,r
><««»>( feet and tu" 1wm. and j;>\m tf>e be*·' \
of alt wlthtn thi* » de fie'd The «nost noted
K«tk«m »n»r* a^e an <x% conrnbuton. ^
Two food ae'ia s aïe a*w»y« m r* of re a*
fro· pen* of natj r a. fame · »
ΟΛ« Siannr 5outh teems «.th '
tha Ml· oi the great H*uth The |jef ta kur -ν
ifcmi wtren e\er>thinjj Into a<tjv,t> and **
the a*a«on >s never v»fd enough In check t·"»*
'uand at l»4u«trv The paner comes frayant v
with the traat^eif The magno .* and p»rw and V
gwe. 0*1 V v»n ■ r of th* orang* paltr
knd fc*> Th· haaufv and path<* tkr *,
'tftàfkj ftft-J ayitarv of tN· ian4 whrt* It*» 1
<at% «torn up Rw go>4an «ur^fcin» ânj ^
Ik· con·* who*»· la th· a>ooaiifht. » ill Or
|HM la Aa wall ti'M coin*···* of ltii> fax \
nattaf m*>v "»
SmmΛ on m Fodal Card »· ^
KM an J aJ4r»*a·· af ill of vow o«i(h -y
Ma wttc vovM aporacut· 0>* opfH«tu»>r> ν ^
ntéa«tr«# TtM Smav SovOi and or.· *'
niltl ·*) ka «allai fr*· le aach N'
Aèértst cAl Coenma mettions to X
O^Sunnr South, }
AllaaU. &a
Wûie Vestibuled
El^tric Lighted
Trains to
ST. LOUIS
AND THE
NORTH 4 EAST
Through Sleepers and Chair Car*
from Gai veston. Houston and Dai]*·,
via Q. C. &. Y. S. Ry.
OBSERVATION SLEEPER
trom San Antonio and Austin via,
1 A G. N. R R.
Harvey Eating Houses.
W. A. TULEY,
General Passenger Agent,
FT. WORTH, TEX.
Water Coolers
Ice Cream
Lemo
Freezers
Wire
Cletb,
soline
Stores,
ueezers || Rubber Hoae.
Will Moore Hardware
Company
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GR OC Ε, RIES
Absolutely f resh and Cheap
as ca^>f bought in the city
V. TRIPPE/Γ
7/Jhitc ^/fountain Refrigerators
<5///s County JVardware Co.
Don't fail to see
then» before you j |
porcbu«.
A Healthy Home
iiiMjr»-*· healthy uiunt«a. No
tinner in so dauffere^e to the
household a« poo/ plumbing.
No tiros»· for tha; when our
■knowledge, ekil) and exporl
tnof are a; yoi" difpoe&l A
each reasonable <oet_ YV'h<»o
we have gotten yi or plumbing
Dto fine order y« ι> Π Ο. Κ. »tK«
job and Ο. Κ ti»« till without
«jaeetiGE
BUNKLEY ..[SU
With EU/β County ! Phone
Hardware i'ompai y \ No. 84
tt S j® (j^j 11
Is the Popular Xaty?gr/
Making the QuicKfft Time
Between North and
South Texas
No
•nki
Rock Hallaot Track. OU RuruiEp I.^f«irot!*n
Duet or nnd«t.
EfTwUTe November 15th, coDiitHiir.g ai Hontloi *··»)-. S..η·»*
Limited and Pacific Coact E*pr**c to Sai; ArWik El Paeo,
Loe Angei·»·, San Kranc**cr> and 'or Nrw '»rifai>t< ued th« Eaet
S. F. B. MORSE, M 1. UCHBINS, *
Pa&senjr»"'TraffV M*natr»-r O*·» F».».». m.<l 7irket A(rt
T J ANDERSON, A. θ. Ρ ai d Τ * |·
HOUSTON, TEXAS
X "THE TEXAS RAILROA
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I. 6 G. N.
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International Û Great Ntrthrru «
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Popular Φ Progressive :
FACILITIES \
1904
:
EQUIPMENT
— / —— —
Superior P%*^enger Service
X Through the Heart of Tuas
X Constantly Building
Enlarging and
ln.provir.u
Our Agent* t»k* pleasure in · ι ι ·· «♦ lnU iiLinon about
traveling and arranging oWjx-r r»»*-r\ati< ι »
L. TRICK, ο J rKlCE,
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