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STORK
TIME
to w -r.«n 1· a tarn of ranch j
tminv.ifrieMli.'.'Jiiki an<J [
• we*· anticipai .on. Pain and'
draad, lova ar.d j0j,
•r»r chan*(»*ly.
With the (Ctiatio-n pair.
nacataary tuehiid). rth tr,rrr
tomf* ca'm inv«, setp
racaperatica.
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
the pain *~rr xpaov >.|f rr.at·**·
itr. With Itaaid a > an bring h*aithv
t at les, ftw**t diapoalti<»nt ! babî*a and ι<1·« I
bebte* ^ftto the w^rld, la** avrey th«r (>atn
of child* »rth artdyoa ha va blies and e stacy.
M ■ τ n. c * κ re»*, av.r· br^Htt» * v. J e*cru
f atlnc paine <auetd bv the rradaaliv ea
pa ad. η c ο : * · « a r· r% e vea by ti»i# re
mark at:· « tb -**■· η.
Am< r.f tL« r . fo : a;da to childbirth
Moihmr'm Frtmnd has χ *rn η popular*
it y and fained aprtt tijfeamc ηκ r»cii w < to#·»
MWtll m r j it fifoun'î a»d vre!oocn«4
I· th a Bia*·^ η u»f . a * · h* < * * *
Cbildrer **r of 4rt· ecr .tally and fhraic
a' y )· *ti ty e^*rv prejpsar.t woman owe·
eo-r iety.
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»ab. i .-·*■!' p·-* and « ν f ■ ■«· — · * « have
leaf h fi tr « tv thai r·π a - « κ b.«aeiaf
e*ar aftc to ♦> u and '
Trr a $1 1κ»Μ>. Dru^jut· tvtrfwbm
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Writ· a - for oar fp## ?*<><· κ M^bfrhea4«M
THE BRAWIII D RFOILATOR CO,
Allmmtm, 9m.
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KOI NI» A ladv'a Hnfk trio*»· at
Klk·' hall Kriday nijcHty K*<|Ufr<
at thi· offic#. / / 40
FOUND- A irilt witjh)t»i^>ou|i i'*>
pound·, (iwner ι·»η im\ ψ »»«»«< hp
railing* 01» Kufu· Kvnun y 4»»
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, clo·#
7 . 4'
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t · »'juar»· Rd WIlHum·. 1
FOR SAi.fc Surrey aid hor»# r»l
■<· road cart and tare»*· S#«* Κ'J
William·. 4â
TKY Our corn bran Jr>r cattle
ami bog*, §Γ> wnu {w»r 1PI pound·,
'•«■livorfd. Ν»» Ort»t Mill. tf
1 HAVE a iarr·· ^ra^l nit and
team· to t aut *ritî> dell*
*r»<d t<· voor fiom»· at r«-a#><nahl«·
price· W. A. HriiiNr». .Wtf
— .
ΚΟΚ HA I K Si* room tiroa«, one
hloek from Trinity I'nlWriliy. J
A. Campbell 'Ap
J atu prepared to do ac<*oM<*(B plait
ing, aUo aunburet i lailtn/t »r «kirtr
Mr* S. Κ Sh*!ilto, ijn Monro*·
•treet. % 4!
y - *■ —
ΚΟΚ SA I.Κ Old ;>ap«-f«, Jfc per
hundred. at thi· ofttc··. tf
Kol'M) A door key ufar Metho
di*t church ( ail and icet »atu·' at
thi· office. tf
! HAVi paMtur· for cattl* and
hors·· Ed William· tf
A J M'»SKI.KY, »alf-«*ian for
\Vtn«na Mill· full *· ami#»» ho
siery and underwear, ·>Κ1 'p'ione
A LARQK STOC h ■ ·! «««wing urn
chit ·· nwdl»··, oU. b^it·,* aad alJ
kind of •♦■win* machine · xirn» al
*i> · <>ii hand at Arnold » Muik
Mon. tf
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J.ADIKs \M> (IKN I ^ •i'lothinif
CI'mimI, Repaired. fhe h»>»t work
in town. I«wmI price· 21J Kait
Main et. J. 8. Perrin.
WORLD WIDE REPUTATION'.
White'· Cream Vermifuge h··
4Chl«v«l a world wule reputatio· m
i-^iufr the beet of «11 worm deetroy
rri, aud for It· tonic influence· on
weak and unthrifty children, a* it
Keutraliie· the aridity or ««urne··
of the stomach, improve· their di
gestion, and β··ΙηιΠ»ΐκ>η of food,
► trenjrthei!· their nervou· ■y«tem
and restore· them to health, vigor
and elasticity of »pirit· natural
childhood, '£<c at H'>od A Martin'·.
Clean. Press and Repair.
If yoti want to look neat bring t»e
our clothe· to «"lean, pre·» and re
pair. 1 an ι here to plea»eyou. Buy
and »ell second-hand clothe·.
J h l'»KKiS
Ka«t Main *treel.
For Those Who Live on Farm·
Dr. Mergin, 1'ana, 111., write·: "I
Lave uaed Hallard'» Know l.iniinent;
alway· recommend it to my fried·,
a· 1 am confident there ι» no better
made. It i· a dandy for buru* "
Those who live on farm· eenecially
liable to many accidental cut·,
burn· and bruleee, which heal rap
idly when Hallard'* Sn<>w Liniment
1· applied It should always be
kept in the house for ca·»·· of emer
gency. iV, ,'*Κ· and » : <*U at Mood A
Martin'·.
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,ΜΜΐ·ΙβΜ
HONOR EMERSON.
Bfa Om BmIkM WrtMar Delf ■>
New York, May 2·.—A dinner In
commémoration of the one hundredth
birthday of Ralph Waldo Emereon
vrae given by the Society of American
Authoi^ at the WaliAstoria. For
mer Surrogate & a s tua R Ransom was
toastmaster.
Among those at the guests' table
were Edwin Markham, Colonel Henry
Watterson, Chancellor MacCracken of
the University of New York. President
J. a. Bchurman of Cornell, Dr. William
M. Leipalger and Dr. William T. Har
ris, United States commissioner of ed
ucation.
The following cable dispatch was
read. "Edward Arnold offers humble
tribute to Emerson, immortal friend
and godfather." A poem of commem
oration was read by Edwin Markham.
Chancellor MacCracken responded to
the toast, "The Fame of Emerson."
Colonel Wttermm spoke In response
to the toast. The Ideally Public Life."
■ >ealh of Mhi o'Kell
New York. May 2«. A private dis
patrh from Paris says that Paul Hlouet
(Max O Ttell» died of a cancerous for
mation following an operation for ap
pendicitis He was notified some days
ago that there was no hope, but he
said he would <ontinue his fight
against death as bravely as ever. Ha
was engaged In writing a story of his
lif»· as w»ll as an English story of
France. He died at hi* home in the
Hue Freyiinet at 6 li p. in.. Sunday
He was conscious to th** last.
Fraternel <«rMiiri|«
Nashville May 'lf> The smsion Of the
general a*s«?mt>ly of the ι "umt»erlaiid
Presbyterian church opened with the
reading of h me*«nge of frufrnal
griting* from the general assembly of
the Pre«bv teriatj chur< h In session at
Islington. Va h list of the minister*
who ha\·· died situe th»· last (central
assi'inbl) w r^sd and the committee
on memorials willd raft resolutions
Pish'ip Fitzgerald of the Methodist
EplJK opii) t h jri h. South, '•xtend^d
gretein
Mnetr Mil»· ·Μ llotir.
T >ie<1" May ft·" ord* were brok
en rrmrnnii when »h·· I-ik··
Shore a T«»u(l*th Cfnlur>' limit···)
Hauled bv er i*1f»»· No. β" ran from To
IMo tu Κ Ik hart, lltmllri· In 114 min
ute». Tkli ι» two minute* lower than
ary [itf> iou« tin»·· At on» Urn·· the
•pe«-d j\>-t.ir· ! ninety mile* un hour
the if il·-! il av> raffe belli* »n»nt)'
' >Π>> . ' V
BASEBALL.
i«. Mi
At IV-ik l'.irt» 1> DalU* 1!.
««vih*ra I mko#
At M Of < «i>m'-ry—Shin· μοιΙ. 10
Montjorni-r > «
At A Mm'.ta Allant.ι i. Utile H··· W
1.
At Blrmituhitm—Memphis. 6, Hir
vmixham. 2
At N.«hville No Ne» Or
failed to arrive
A f«t«r lr»Ct I 4«| u«
.* t f'hi· .·«·> No ««me. rain
At <"le»eirtt.J Cleveland 2. Phila
delphia. 1
At t»>-iroH Wtihltifton I. I>etroit.
I.
At Μ Iaku* Χι lx>wi» ί. New
York 1
\«η··η·1 I r«g uf.
A! IU>»toti t'1)11 Iniuitl .1. Hoaton. i
At Philadelphia Ch .1*0 *. PhiU
deipii .1 4
At New York— Ne» Yark. 11. ft
Uoui* «
At lirixikl^n Brooklyn ί· I'lita
burK ύ
ftMM !)■<■ %λι 4'uubI.
I.ittle ilork Ark M«v :< -Preatdent
William K«v»'!.iU(b of the Southern
league atatea lhat Sunday * Kajne ul
N··» Or |*α η a «111 not < ount In the of
Λ Ul alanding Atlanta arid New (>r
tean* \»er«- onl) jurn |·· rmlaalort to
tranafer three gamea. and theae ha%e
all twen played. Both te»tma wired
for authority to play Sunday but none
waa (i\rn It la (Htaalble lhat both
l»»m« will be di»« Ipllned for breach of
authority Walter l»old*by. un old
baaelxàll player, has been aliened aa
•fubatltute umpire.
Arroat· Ordtrxl.
Yokohama. May 2C—A dlapatch re
ran ed front Seoul naya the government
at Corru ha» ordered the off!· lala at
Wlju to irrnl the Currann » ho were
omirrrnru In the aal«* of Unil ami build -
trie· to KuMlulx or Chllieae.
Tak'o t'p With IVIIal Report·
I^llnrtot) Va May 2·.— Monday'·
•easioit of the Southern Preabyterlan
»>wnitiU wa« mainly takn up with
partial report» from the committee on
bill* «ml overture· and the lommlttee
ori public at ton
flttffalo HoliU Neil Aeeentbly*
Lo« Angele·. May 2· —According to
the comnuaaiorier· of the Buffalo. Ν Τ
«ynod that city waa selected by the
commute·· on place of meeting of the
next Preebyterlaii geueral aaaembly In
lku4
Ne 1 ■ ι γ««·« or Comprit m tee
Chicago. May 2C.—At a meeting of
the general manager· of the varlou»
railroad* upon whom Ih' freight han
dler· have made a demand for an in
rrctifr averaging 25 per cent. It «a*
decide.] to refuae to grant any ln> reaae
•r niakt* any compromise whatsoever
Vt4a f «natale Κ «plod··.
I'nion, H C. May 2«.~0. K.. Ruanell
of Walhalla. H C. a plumber, was In
stantly killed by the explosion of the
drum of a soda fountain which wax
Profclbilod ('Mtliiiaaar·
Madrid. May II—The Spanish gov
ernment ha λ prohibited the continu
an·-·' of the l'art»·Madrid automobile
race in Spain.
Takiag aa Caal
Memphis. May 2·.—The monitor Ar
la taklnc en coal.
SSiULER LET OUT.
'mm* fisc·* InMr M.
Washington, May Poatmaiter
Daniel w. Miller, assistant attorney In
the office of the assistant attorney -
general for the postoffice department,
for accepting a bribe in connection with
the case of John J. Kyan & Co., a turf
investment concern, charged wi Λ
fraudulent use of the mails.
Annother warrant has been Issued for
the arrest of a man who la charged
with belnu the partner or fro-between
in the transaction. The bribe is alleged
to have been accepted at Cincinnati
last December.
Miller came here from Terre Haute,
Ind., about two years ago He was
appointed by Former Assistant Attor
nej*-Generiil James X. Tyner. The
chargre ««çainst Miller hus been under
investigation for three months Miller
was taken to the city ball and placed
under arrest by a deputy marshal. He
waived examination and was released
court In Cincinnati nert autumn. Th«
warrant, is was learned, charges con
spiracy Instead of bribery. a« at first
reported, A warrant on 'he «τγγ»
charrr·* his been Issued fnr the nr^est of
Joseph M. Johns lawyer, of Ro<kviIle
[ind.
Cincinnati May 26. Word was re
ceived by Federal officers here that
Joseph M Johns was arrested at Rock
Ville. Ind. Johns, it Is said, was the
party who worked directly with John
J. Ryan and accepted the money for
the Tyner lettei According to the
Federal officers Johns' flrst offer for
the letter was $5000. Ryan refused to
pay that, when Johns agreed to com
promis»· for $250ft Johns and Ryan
met at the fîibson hous»· in this city.
Jan. 12. when Ryan paid over the
money and in return received the· let
ter which wwis In ud\ertiaing the (t<t
rtch-rjuick «heme Subsequently R\;m
paid John* $2069 more for other aer
vices
,t»hn« Arre«r*d.
DEEPLY TOUCHED.
PrtMWIrnt I· I'lfMrtl With th# Action ol
V|r-Klnley·" Hoiw Count I
Walla Walla. Wajth.. May 2«—Sec
retary to th·· (*γμιΊι·γι( I«oet> (j.ive out
the following statement
'In *|x-.ikiri(t of th·· sudden i<olltl· nl
development* In < >hio the president this
afternoon said I hav* not ask··»! any
man for hi" «apport I have nothing
whatever to do with raisin* the issu··
a* to m> Indorsement Hooner or later
tt vm bound to nae. and Inanmut h as
It has Mri«»r, of tourw thow who f.t
vor my ailminiatratlon and nomination
*111 Indors*· them and thone who do
not will oppoae th*rn-"
Th* president also stated he was
deeply lout hed t.v the m Hon 'if Presi
dent McKltiley's home <ount> in which
Canton i« situated, In Instructing »o
heurtllv in his favor .Nothinii could
have pieaiw-l him more
SOLDIER STABBED.
Troabl· f'ao*#«l tln»nl Krmsrk· KfsarU
Ins Ν·(Γβ· hit* U'lf»,
Hauit Ste Marie. Mu h May -i —
lieorirr Kiigle, a privât·· in Company Α..
K1r*t t'nited States Infantry stationed
at Kort KfaJv la m * st-riuus condi
tion from a t!ub wound Indicted t>>
Larry Oliver, «i this city. Oliver, w hu
ha* a whit· w if·', wua walking hoim
with her wh-f. »· \ vrai soldier* from tht
fort followed thetn. making remark*
about th·· " ,pl· tdlver claim* that
Anally thie.· of th*m Jumped on hini
In th«- 0<rht that followed, Oliver ia>·
he »aw Emtle* put hi» hand III hie
ptx k<-t. a* if tt Iraw ι» revolver and hf
th»r-up«.n pulled out a knife and «tab
bed the iijljirr seveeral time*.
^wlli Kntrti I 1m Uffir#rk,
Indianapolis Ind . May :'6 Th· fol
lowing oltli er» w · re el··» ted by the
Switchmen* I'ruon of North Αιιι··γΙ. a
Orand Krank Τ llawliv. re
elected . ht.uhI *··· rrtary-tr·- isurer. M
H. Welsh. re-elected first vice-grand
master W Γ W*l*h Minneapolis:
Ni onil vt< e-g-and master James Ft
Conner* Chicago third vli e-grand
maater. S M Ryan. Cleveland TThe
three vice-grand rnawters will have
chars* of the rew district* and will rf
wlve a salary of |1W> a month
Large Man Found
Memphis, May 2t. — Hank Low-ens.
nlJ to be a member of a prominent
Kentucky family, living near Lexing
ton. wa» found In a local hotel. Two
bottles of carbolic tu Id wer· near tht
body Owen» ha» been In Memphis
•lnce the «prlng race» and was well
known In turf cirri·» He weighed be
tween 1ΓΛ and 4Ή> pound* He urea at
one time In bu»lne*a In Omaha Neb
Movement Denou need.
Washington. M iy Zt—Resolution» de
nouncing ihe movement for collecting
fund» t<» promote legislation to jwnsion
ex-»laves were adopted bv the Phila
delphia and Baltimore conference of
the African Metho<li»t Episcopal
church.
Th· tte< laloi* 1· f'oiifir mnl.
New Orleans. May Ϊ·-—The state
supreme court attlrnied the decision of
the lower court, whn h upheld the
legality of the ordinance under which
the city council made extensive grants
to the Frle. υ railroad for terminal pur
poxes.
NEWS IN BRIEF
The Inf.int daughter of Dr Ρ 5s
Pearaon of the White Hock neighbor
hood of Hunt .ounty. Texaa. died from
an overdo»· of laudanum.
Fifth dlatrict court of appewls ha» af
flrmed the verdict in fa.v. >r of
Kev. 8. A. Hayden In th. Hayden-( "ran
Cll case. It foe» to th»· supreme <-ourt.
The estate of ex-Ueutenant-Uov
ernor J. W. Robinaon of Texaa, who
died at l-o* Angelea, Cel., In 1157, la
to be distributed by order of the court.
B*v*nty-one persona are belra.
SAFETY PROP0STIM.
We^sk our Customers to calj
id take home one of
The "ntir* Safety
Rasors
Use it for TWO
WEEKS and at
the end of that
□ · «time—if vou
it hack· would Part
if.ontrte^· wl,h il
other hand
you know it
is Just What
You Want—if
it Makes Shav
ing a Pleasure
and you Want to
KEEP IT, then pay
us $2.50 for it and go
tell your friends where you
got it.
ELLIS COUNTY HARDWARE CO
♦♦♦♦♦♦ »»«*·«
W. E. D.
SIMONDS
Wood and
Feed stuffs
Fast Main Street. Call and
jfet iuy prices. Fr«*· delivery
to any part of the city. : : : :
Full measure
always
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OLD PHONE NO. 8
We are ready to supply your
want» iu
(iroceries and Feedstuffs
of ail kinds. We jjuarantee full |
weights and treasures.
A trial order from you will convince!
you that we will appreciate
yjur trade.
Free delivery t<· any part of the city
8tor»* on Kast Main Street, opposite]
Satchell <v Co. β meat market.
T. J. >TkOUD & CO.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yon haven't a refnlmr heaîthy movement of tb« j
bow « rtfry dâv. y υ re til » r will be. K*«i<youf '
bowr 1· open and be well. Force, In the ol
▼ tol'-r.t phjreir « r pill poi$ou. In dtngtr u*. The J
• nfrootbeat. eauiett, m- **t prft· t way of ttcyixif '
~ i .—i. « . --- «- ·
EAT ΈΜ LSKE CANDY
Hea*ant. Palatable Potent. T**tr ti« od D<ï
Good. NeT*r Sicken, Weaken or Qript 10 and
tor«Btl prrboi W rite for frer a&d bot k·
let on health. Addre·· 433
Meritaq Remedy Company. ChK ago bf Htm York.
KEEP vn't" «·ηοο πι fin
Every Woman
re^tr libd ehoaldkni w
ain-ut tf.e VMtftffll
M\RVft WhirliCH) Spfdv
The r>*w * ·«*»·! v<*
l<eet
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KODOL digests what you eat.
KODOL cleanses, purifies, strengthens
——— and sweetens the stomach.
KODOL cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, and
all stomach and bowel troubles.
KODOL accelerates the action of the gas
——— trie glacds and gives tone to the
J digestive organs.
KODOL relieves an overworked stomach
of all nervous strain gives to
I the heart a full, free and untrammeled
! action, nourishes the nervous system and
feeds the brain.
j
KODOL " the wonderful remedy that la
—— making so many tick people veil
; and weak people strong by giving to their
! bodies all of the nourishment that U con
( talned In the food they eat.
BcttJ·* or.>. SI.00 Ste· hokflne 8K tirrei th· trial
Mm. which tells for 50c.
hwn4 mij »y E. C. NW1TT 4 C·.. CBJC4N.
Sold by H. W. Fearis,
CLOTHES CLEANED
AT HALF PRICE
j Your Suit Cleaned A I'reaaed for$1.00
Your faut» Cleaned Λ Proceed for .45
Your Pant* t^ongi-d A Preeaed for . 1
Rulus Lackland's Misfit Parlor,
I Middle of South pwJ« î-sjuare. * asakatoi*.
GROCERIES
Absolutely rresh and Cheap
as can b· bought in the city
V. TRIPPE/T
%
GROCERIES.
(φ Pleasing meals are possible only when
(φ νου have pleasing groceries. The best
(Φ the market affords at a ri^ht price here,
(φ Selected for your selection. : : : :
(m Free Delivery Bell Phone 62
(2 Wallace & Co. S
NORTH SIDE SQUARE. 5
An arc lamp
hang· in front of your store
will bring· you lots of trade by
exhibiting· your goods to irood
advantage, and we are prepar
ed to install all kinds of elec
tric lighting for all circuits
Our long experience as electri
cal engineers anil dealers in ah
supplies is a strong guarantee
for the must reiiablt- work.
Waxahachie Electric Light
COMPANY.
—When vou go to Mineral Wells, stop at—
"The OaKs"
It is located a convenient distance from the
Celebrated Wells. The house has been
thoroughly renovated, .ind is fresh and
clean. Each room has a southern expos
ure. There is sewerage inside the build
ing. The rates are reasonable, the service
the be^t obtainable, and the large lawn is
beaut'fu! and homelike
Water from the wells will be brought to
sick juests, and no effort is spared tor the
comfort and pleasure of all the guests »»f the
house
Rates per week. ... #8.00 to 514.00
Kites : er day J.00
'Special rates to family parties.)
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Rock island
System
FI MEN Willi
mWm To Visit California
^ Round Trii . -May Γ.'. 1 14, If , It,, 17 and lh Limit
July 10. (Stopovers. (Jo one way. Return another.
$61
Takes vou one wav via Portland.
$25 Colonist Tickets on sale daily, one way to California
Plus one fare, Be
J9, A). June 1.
One
Schools June 13; limit S»|teml>er 1Λ
Plus "lie fare, Helf,.ntaine, 01.i< and return Mav 27,
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