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[Veterinary
Surgeon: :
Cond· Moilrv't
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T* ma»
kD^ici ous
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ilce Cream
and
Ice Cream
6 / Soda
Fresh Home·
Made Candy
Chocolate and
Bonbons
Fresh box Candy
ftlÉâMiiuii Candv Kitchei
HWt Wrrrth. Janr 10—Id the tJnit«4
8ta.tr· circuit court Jtidg* E. R. Xetft
twued a temporary te Junction restrain
Ing the Tex»· railroad cotnmieeior
from enforcing It· .order to the Chlca
ΓΟ. Rock Island artd Texa· railway t«
cancel an existing contract for the de
livery <1T grain to the J. Rosenbaun
Grain company, ami also a temporal-»
restraining order prohibiting the rail
way company from obeying the T»xau
comtnlsion'w order. The <ommlsstot
recently issued an order for the cancel
laiton of the present contract betwfei
the railway company and th» gratr
company. alleging discrimination it
rates. Ttii· grain company's headquar
t»-rs are In Chicago, with branche»
UroufAxnt the north.
<irepcr». Butch*r« end f eed M*n.
Waco. June 10.- The third annua,
convent in» of the Retail Ortx τ«
Butchers and Faed Men assemble·
h"r·-. I*r»-«!.lent Klin-· of Texarkan·-.
delivered his annual address, and Stat«
Organizer Capers <'f l>alias made at
Interesting report Mr. ''apers report
ed thirty-four new associations; atat
ed h·· had tn»rel«d nearly 7<>00 mile»
and had rali - d th<> membership nearl]
to fifty lo«-.il branches.
)Iaf»r· «ι M.»rlln.
Marlin. Tel., Jun#· 10.— The Texa
Mayov> ivxiiutlei met h· ι · Tu'-sdajr j
President IaiuIs .1 Wort h a n> not havin*
arrivf 1 "i - Mayor ^beilon a< ted ail
chairman Hon Μ Ν Hryden d^llv^r
el ii'ldrt-rs «f ,«nd Mayoi |
Ciadlen of C.onxales re." ponded.
€ hrjatlan < i *>« ν *ot inr».
Minerai Wells. Tu, June 1»—Th· ;
•Vite convention <J th»· ChrtstUr
church convened her· with about 15t
del-Kil·* in attendant *■ Much Inter
ettlng lutsin ha.> t.- » tr t#<l
A I'rr··.
W#r«. June 10 —Th* After
ivKin Fr*·*»* af*o< i.tiion h-M an I mr«>r- j
tant tn'' Une h«*rr lookinr to Improv»· j
m*-rrt of T>4i*>rn and pttehlnit <»f 1»υ*1η»·κ*
Nt-mt rti" tinx will t* h<*W at Ki l'a so' '
Mnmfroo* IMter» ♦ Mull·,
Rlr|fhfnvllt«, TV*.„ Junf 10—Tl.ert
f«»rt>'-four dtverr^f ajllfi on th*
d'« krt from Krath «^ounfy.
GORDON AND ROOT.
T>*#y t i« Ιι«·κ· |#tlrr· of m Mwri
tfiug »e«i riihiilroua i h«r««i#r
VVeijihinjrttJfi. Ju.ie 10 After th» ι
I of Ibf i V»nf<*t.le ! a t»* Tv\AUUh% At
I New Of^Aw th^r*· man m <*srhang4
·? let tern be*w«^n <irnerai John U
GwrtJon, wmin^'itJiT-iri M h · f of th#
j UnltH Confederal»- Vvt^nutci and Het
: re tar·. Km*t. Ofi^rU Oordo? mnrf#·
kj > I.*»ar Mr. ^wfrtiiry jk -
| xe|»t from m*- ai*if th«· l*nit«HS Confed
! «rate Veteran·. » hem ! n-priiwut, thr
*#.* ιγ&χμ» ->f our #ij;cer*· ap{>mUt(kH)
of your jf» «roui· < «ui># In utjcUig th*
f ^rovieJofi f»>r -» r«>*ttr <·.' *it · * i\»n
! fed ·'*!«-» α» a··.'i ai» * *1 ι; Ή fcoi
| di· r*.
At our r*·» · nt reunion in N>* ur
I our t.« . ι Ha* » \
( prtm i hy f<»m»«.« r^<»luiion unatti
»! >u*i> tit!· I 'rJ i'hf i*atl · · «>( .*;!
«. "iii ilff.it' ! ** ι '».<«}« ι,ιΐ^ tt tlh >OU
{ m*i *ίΗ» I j '> · 5J1· - -·».!.
n.iirr boot.
Berretarv Root. under date of June
• rrplletl u« folio*»
Mv IVar Cleneral Oordon 1 thank
jrou for your kind letter of May ÎS.
advising me of the gratifying wav In
»kkl) the CenfHfnil* vclrntim look
upon mjr l'uur» In rc|nri1 to Ihr |iub
Dation of u roster of ex-t'oiifedi-rnte»
and ex-t"nlon mldii· I b*g you to
believe thai 1 full) upprsft late and
hi*hi> pria* thin nprmkin I think
that nest to the splendid fighting that
·■· dune on both lldM of the civil
war the friendly relation· and common
sympathy within the two »e* tiona
within the lfetlme of the \ery men
who fought desperately aguinst each
other la a high title to reaped for
Americana by all the world. Jt is
a very great pleasure for me to be
able to do amlfclng which may con
tribute towards the further advaru·
BMl of the·· friendly relation·."
ROLLED DOWN BANK.
ΙΙ···ι» Ή allied tw uh| thirl*··
other. Injured.
Louiatille, Wy., June 10.—A (aaaen
ger train on the lxiulavUI· and Xash·
ville railroad bound from New Or
lean· to Cincinnati waa wrecked on
Muldraughs hill. thirty-two utile»
south of ljoulmllle. John Kelly of
Louisville. the fireman. waa so badly
•calded that he died her·. Thirteen
persona were injured.
The train had juat passed through a
tunnel and waa rounding a sharp curve
when the enjrtn· careened and rolled
to th· bottom of a sixty foot hill, bury·
trig the engineer and fireman.
I'riflitlullr It ii rae«l.
Khr«\eport, La-. June 1·.—A Jefferson
• perla1 tu the Hhreveport Time· say η
Iron <'*mpany Superintendent Thomas
AluKaliey and Master Mechanic Ζ. Κ
Cushuig were filghlfully burned Mut·
rahey will dl*.
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BAILEY A BENEDICT
<ha*r»r of lufcrnr *««· f*ta< Cut*
BIbmII · Wilt
Kaum City. Mo., June ΐβ,—WniSi
J. Bailer, governor of Kimtt. and
Mm Ida B. Weed· were married t«
tlie F1rat Congr»gational rtiierch in thi»
city Tuesday evening. Rev J. F. n
Seld performed the ceremtmy. which
wa· extremely brief and »ery etmple
Only a few p-je*ti were present. They
included Ε Ν. Bailey, brother of the
governor, and hi# wife; Mr. and Mre.
C. M. Cafferty. ihe latter the (fovem
or> only sister; John Albert of Sene
ca. Ken., father of the bride, and Mr
and Mrs. Pott* of Kansas f'lty imme
diately after th»· ceremony Mr and
Mre. Bailey left for Tf-pek» It ha.'
Ιλ-.-π Govfemor Bailey's Intention u
iti.ikf a trip to his old home In Illinois
but this wa« postponed twause til
pressing l»u in- -s relating Ό the flood
An Interesting Incident of «.Jovernoj
Bailey's recent campaign was a «tory
to the effect that he bad promised u
marry If elected governor. After h!«
election he was th·· recipient of letter®
from women In all ι .rts (if the country
i.fferlnif themselves In marriage, Gov
Bailey said
"IyOTiit before the el' i tlon Mr*. Weed»
and 1 were engaged t>> be married 1
never triad· > promise with any on?
that I would take t wife if 1 were elect
ed governor of Kansas That was a
story started by some of my Kansas
friend». TIi»-j· meant tt in a good-na
tured way, but I really hail the Joke
on them '*
Mrs. W-ofl.-'s m η 1 den j , me was Ida
Albert Her first husb.irjd v· i" a rea'
estate man who diet! five years ago
Mr and Mr* We· !e live | f. rmerly at
Turns. <"olo >nd Pilrbury. Neb. Mrs
Weede met Governor B-illejr at ftalley
ville. K.in . where -he went to live
after her husband* death. i*'he haf
two <hildren
BASEBALL.
Y>tAB l-eilgl»#·*
At Corel. ina- τ? an ·. 10; I>al
la J>. 4
A! l'ai - P.irls. 7. K it Worth. 1.
Srtolhrtn Γ*Λ(;βί
At N· w <»ri> ι » ; f N*«w Orb.m*. β
M..ntKomer\ 1.
At M•rnjitil.· Memphis. 4. UlrmlnR
h.<m :
At Shr»veport— \ t j* h ν ί Π e, 10.
Phrfvpi-iirt. 1.
At Utt!- Rot Κ—Little Ro. V. 1. At
lanta. 0.
Amfrlran I *»(·■·
At PhilHcle'i.hi,. Philadelphia, 1
Oil· αΚ" 1
At Nf* Yt-k N«-w York, 3 S*
t<oul« 1
At Wi»»hlngt< i <'lfv»land. S; W.iifh
lnfrtor β
At Ho·toi l'étroit. Τ Ronton, 3
Nall.iitftl
Ai St Leati New York. 11 Γ»
Tx>ulf
At I'illtliurK Pitt«liiitg. 7, f'hllii.itl·
phi a. 2
At <"hi· i«f" -t'hi.aeo. 4 Itimton, 1
CLERK ARRESTED.
,?»»>·»· M M NlMtu. Jr. I harcPtl \% it!»
I IllWf/l·Q)··I.
«τι*··»! iant î * ι J ιοί*» M.
AN ..tsor, Jr .ι ι '«-rk in thi office of
the auditor for ih»· l>intrict of Colum
bia ami the son in-law of λ wealth).
Wtlretl railroad contra, tor. was ar
re*t»-d on α · harge of *ii>t><'Zx]<'metit
ef government fund*. Th* amount le
Mtlmetrit from 14') 0M> to ITVtK". The
warrant make* the «ι», ill· .bar*·* of
embeziÎTrent of fmrtO. λ hi· h repr»
nriita out· .■ (Miction of th»- illfcd
•pe.illation· \\at*nii wan not bonded
and In > «iw he or hi» relative*. never.il
of w hnm .in· K.ii.1 to I»»- wealthy, fail
to mak the alleged ioseee. aiKM
tor J Τ Petty Mrtli be b»l<l responsi
ble for the amount. Th«* auditor's
bond 1* for IJO.OOO. The money alleged
to ha\«* t>e»-n embezzled » nm (.artof th.
fund» deposited with the auditor b\
property ow ner·, who are willing to
pay half or all cost» of Improvements
•butting on their property, eueh a»
Putin* w»»rtin etc
BREAKERS BURN.
Η»1 pii Florida llu(»l 1 ►♦·(rojrfi by Kir·
\ I »·» IHhtr Hu(IUIb|>.
Weet l*u!m Beach, IHa.. June 10 Th.
Breakers. th» smaller of th»· two larg
est hotels at Balm Béai h «run destroy -
ed by fire The power huun . l'oiy f
■tor»·, the building south of the hotel
and on·· of the ottage* north of th«
hotel »ffr consumed The |oh *
The Breaker·. J",ου uon, furniture.
000. <"*n»ln cottage and l'ory hlo<*.
at.· ut ir.OO* Other l<-*»e·· about $1.
0011 Total IT30 000. The hotel was In
anred for «300,000. but the furniture
was uninsured
Cabinet VmUi| Miort.
Washington June 10.—The meeting
of the Iabinet Tumi)»» t»..* shorter
than uaual and was rather routine In
character < iwr ing to the absern-e of
Postmaster General Payne the po*t
om. e In vest igutlon «an not > onsld·
•red In any shape Secretary Hay
briefly dl»· uaaed the Panama anal ne
gotiations and the Chilean situation
Mr·, (to·· tiaM Itwl.
City of Mexlcu. June 10 Mrs. Boy-a
Evan·, welt known among the mem
ber* of »h« American <olony her·, t*
dead.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Heavy rainfall at DaJhart. Tex.
Prohlbltianlsts won In Robert·»·
county. Tex**. by a small t*a)urlty.
There will be an Important tnuni
giatlon meet In* at ChltiMCV next week
Mart M cCoulsky, a prominent cltl
xen of Rockwall county. Tina, Is dead
Spanish itch has been discovered
imuni a herd of horses at UuUirt·
Okla
In a difficulty *'■ Momkatown. twenty
• five iQ.les north *f Bonhajao, Tex.. Lami
I Nartbcott was ahot and fatally wound
I #d, dying shartly afterward.
ELUS awïï DIRT lais
List of Dtiii Fil off or Record la
Comty Clerfc^b Office
The following d«4)· h»Te been
filed for record Ια thyVonnty clerk's
office since Jane \S
Q. W. MeGee ^rtd wife to Mrs B.
M. McCarty, lot In Britton; $100.
Mr·. Β. M. McCarty to J. W. |
Stearman, lot in Britton; $30.
D. B. Bullard and wife to Mrs
M. E. Bullard, 4 lots in Waxahachie; '
$m
G. W. Wilson and wife to W. 8.
McKinriie, 78 acres of land; fldOO.
B. L. Martin and wife to J as
Valek, lot in Ennis; $500.
C. A. Willis and wife to Berry
McGee, lot in Italy; $00.
Smith I.and and Improvement j
Company to D. J. Price et al, lot in
Maypearl; $100.
Smith Land and Improvement
Company to G. W. Turner, lot in j
Maypearl; $80.
Ε. B. Bryson and wife to J. F.I
Gardiner, lot in Waxahachie; $"J0.
Mrs. A. T. Willis to C. B. Willie,
lots in Waxahachie; $400.
T. L. Lohr ami wife to John ;
Kudna, 114 acres of A. de la Garza'
Krant; $4,104.
Smith I,ana and improvement
Company to S, M. Dunlapand T. E.
Moore, lots in Mavpearl; $4.j0.
J. K. Harrell and wife to T. J. ;
Quinn, 22 acres of David Smith sur
vey : $fi0O.
T. E. Mitchell et ai to T. J. Quinn,
haif acre of David Smith survey;
*200.
F. S. Williams and wife to T. J.
«•Juinn, 1 acre of David Smith sur
vey; :{?.
H. D. KeUdeil to Leonard FV
Harnhardt, lots in Palmer; $ό56.
W. A. Rriggs and wife to Ed F.
Cunning! am, lot in Waxahachie;
$841.
Ε. M. Cleveland and wife to J. VV.
Lucas 78 2-10 acres Dougherty sur
vey; $2,(141.96.
P. Freeman to J. W. Lucas, 117 |
24 100 acres more or less of A. de la
Garza survey; $8,367.80.
Earl Thompson to Terry Thomp
son, 120 4-10 acres of George Car
penter league and labor survey ;
$8,000.
W. <). Shultz to VV. J. Williams,
00 acres more or less of Leeman j
Kelsey survey: $2,7)00.
J. S. S. Odom and wife to T. H.
Hickman, Γ>1 ' .acres of J aines Parker
survey; $2,100.
H<)T WEATHER WEAKENS.
If you feel fagged out, listless and ,
j lacking in energy, you are perhaps :
; sutferinic from the debilitating effects
of summer weather. These symp·1
tome indicate that a tonic is needed
that will create a healthy appetite,
niak·' digestion perfect, reyulate the
bowels and impart natural activity
to the liver. This, Herbine will do;
it is a tonic laxative and restorative.
H.J FreeKard, Prop. Grand view ι
Hotel, Cheney, Kan., writes; "I
yave used Herbine for the last 12
hears, and nothiDg on earth can
(w»at it. It was recommended to me
by Dr. Newton, Newton, Kan." .jOc ,
at Hood A Martin's.
—
We want your patronage and will
sb<>w oar appreciation of same by
treatuiK you right. The Brougham j
or Transfer wax«u is at your ser
vice. Phones 4Γ». Conde Moeley. 5t·
Ruftlere 77>o, Tucker· 75c, Shuttles
Il t*), all strndard makes, at Singer
Office. 38
An ad. in trie Daily Light want
bolumn will bring the desired result.
15 CENTS
To Ennis or Any County
Connection
INOKPCNCCMT
Promut, perfect service. All line*
metallic circuit. I.uni; Distance {
Telephone.
Business Phone $3.U0Ja month
Residence Phone $2.00 a month
No party lines.
Ellis Co. Independent
! Telephone Company.
[ RIPANSl
RIFAN-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankiod.
The R-rent packct U «aough loi
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MISS SARAH FINLEY,
Vie«»Pr**td«nt ef the Palmetto Club. Mtmphl*. Τ«na,
M
IINE OF CARDUI
if a thoroughly
scientific and mod
era remedy, meet
ing the need» of the modern
woman in the modern way
—without the torture of an
operation. Wine of Cardui
has cured them in the pri
vacy of their homes and it
has found a place in the
hearts of American women
that no other medicine has found. In
their gratitude over 10,000 American
following pesta· on Wia·
of Gardai:
"Among the
medicines placed before suf
fering women foe their relief
none can touch McElrce'i
Vine of Cardui. It tower»
above them all as a reliable
female remedy. It simply
drive* pain and disease away
and restores health in an incredibly short
period. I have taken great interest in this
women have written letters commend- medicine for the past two years, since it
ing Vi ine of Cardui. Wine of Cardui brought health and strength to me. I
meets their wants as no other medicine bave ilso recommended it to a number
doe* It sustains the young girl at the ^ œy (Heads and they who have toed h
shock of hT entrance to woofanLood.
speak of it in the highest terms and I feel
that it is praise well bestowed."
If you are suffering from female
weakness Wine of Cardui is the medi
! cine you need.
You can have health the «ame as
S Miss Finley if you will take the Wine
' of Cardui treatment. If you reed ad
- vice further than the complete direc
Tenn., vice-president of the I almetto tions given on the bott;<, address The
Club of that city, speaks for herself and ; Ladies Advisory Department, Chat ta
many friends when she bestows the | nooga Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Women who take Wine of Cardui have
little discomfort during pregnancy and
little pain at childbirth. When the
change of life appears they enter a
happy, healthy old ago. T'rryj month it
comes to the rescue t<^ae#îst Nature in
throwing the impurities from the body.
Miss Sarah Finley, of Memphis,
WINE of CARDVI
A million suffering women
have found relief in
Wine of Cardui.
^"'You're not
so warm
when you pet under or in front
of an electric fan that means
business—the only kind we
sell and put up. It eaveg its
cost a hundred times over in
the saving of brain matter.
We have several size· and
styles, all pood, but varied lo
suit size of room, ditto of
poi-ketbook. Want a catalog?
Wax&h&chie Electric Light
COMPANY.
Take the "SAP"
San Antonio and Aransas Pass)
*nd "Sunset Broute'
Cor California, Mexico, ami <>re(rou. Free
Reclining Chair Cars, and a Throuirh Sle*i>er
: : «. ι ! : Waco Ban Antonio A Mexico City
Excursion Sleepers from Waco to San Fran
cisco · acl· Wednesday and Friday. Rat»*
;>f*r berth in these Sleepers about one-half
the rate in the Standard Sleeper : : :
For Cheap Γ»»*·»® to California, Illustrated
Literature, ReliaMe Information and ail
Particular*. \Vrlta : :
Will Ralston «5» Comp'y
Will appreciate your or
ders for anything in the
line of Groceries, Feed
stuffs, etc.
Α. V. MARTIN,
Pass. Agt. S. A. £ A. P. R'Y.
R. E. GEORGE,
D. P. A. "Sunset Route"
Waco, Texas
Free Delivery Store on College St
It's a Pleasure
for the Children
to bathe when your bath tub
in clean, bright ai.d »w«et
smelling. There'·» where we
are the little folk's friend*,
and growu-up* may «tiare
their dttlittht if w» provide
the tub and install it m your
home. Kxc'-lleut poreelain
lined ar»· *o now
that you ought to let u· put
one in. : : : : : : : ι
BUNKLEY nliU
With Kill· County ί Phone
Hardware Company \ No. 84
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one a Pain
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SOUTHERN LIQUOR COMPANY
DALLAS. TEXAS.
We Prepay Exprès.
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