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...of Beauty
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Let u· hrinK
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11. Κ Ν 'Γ V of Htng«-r a·-· Injrniachiu"
ratea at th· Bluffer office tl
WH\ Buy e^win.; π:»· altac f ; -
niant* elaewi.are *h»n w- cat. aeii
• hqttlea for 73c. tucker» 7". rufl%r»
T*»c, «I th* Klnger iftlca Fîiioh 70
τ·. - w, ! 17· J old. tf
I.MET Γ» clean or repair that old
machine HttUffllon lfu#r*i.(«·'··!
>r no par Phnn«i 7f> n*w, old 117 ;
^initrr Matiofacturing Co
HKHÏ OU «t th* Blti»***r "W *
tf
Ν Κ KDI.KS At at·.ν time
'Id uiwhin·. Phone the
fflce, tit w phone 70, old 117
for any
Hinjf»r
tf
PEACH 8KF.D WAMKD Will
pay 11 <10 per buahel for all [>each
*"•<1, (Ma rear'a crop. Phone IM
J Β Miyhaw. tueatf
KiN you put d·*·" your winter
tajron nl.ould plac* old new··
«ir« r tbani. It will make
J ι· ronn^Km«r Kor a ale at Llfhl
«fîte· at ÎV per >v^rlre<l f7
WANTK1) The ladlea to know we
fca*a juat received a naw involca of
mountnielllck embroidery ptecea
aiid thread Alao coronation braid·
arid pattern· for walata and center
piece· Call and aee thetii at Wo
Rirfn'a Κ tellurite, .1». W. Kranklln
• tr«»et 40
FOB Β Κ Ν Γ On January 1. )!*M,
the atore building on aouth aid·· -if
» (aarr u<> w occupied by the W. Λ
I auultiK Dry Uo.xl» company Ap
ply to KJ William· tf
« Λ ^ I Γ-Ι» Λ l»ar«»"l > "
Τοηο*·»·»·* Harbor Kliup 36ρ
ΚΟΚ MALE Μ ν home on th·- cor
ner of Ho·· areune ai, I Karl»·?
•treet. C. M Hrady If
WANTED A whit· wo in at. to do
Ιιοαι· w> rk. Apply to I. Α
kill Noith College ιτ»ηο» ■
FOR HALE Two Kood, yonuK
milch cow». Kreah its milk C. L
Kidd. t(
ΚΟΚ SALE -- My rMidaikM ai *-Λ)
Mui.ro* »tr«*>t Bird fefwrt. Ί0
ΚΟΚ KALE My r»-»ld*uc*, conven
iently located to College and I'm
*erafty. J. 8. Perrin. 42
A. J. MOHELEY, ul*im»n for
Winona" Mill· full aeamlp»· ho
siery and underwt-ar, old 'phont· W6.
A LA KO Κ STOCK ot ·< wlnp ma
chine ne«dlea, oil, belt·, and all
kind of sewing machine **tri»« *1
way· on hand at Arnold'· Mueic
Store. tf
LADIES' and GENTS' Clothing
Cleaned, K«paired. Th* b*»t work
in town. Loweet prie*··. 213 Kaal
Main at. J. 8. Perrin.
H UOKLEN'H A KNICA SALVE
Haa world-wide fame for marvel
ou· cur*·. It Kurpaaaea any othei
»ahe. lotion, ointment or balm· foi
cat·, corn·, burn·, boil», »ore·
felon·, ulcer·, tetter, «alt rheum
fevtr »or<·», chapped hand·, «kir
eraptioua, infallible for pile·. Curt
tTitaranteed. Only -ic at Thornaa A
Moor·'· drug «tore.
J. C. LUMPKINS,
Tali of fi·1 irut Said to Bp a Noteri
ons liribf Takt>r,
ALL THE DISORDERS.
Tbejr Are Attributed to This Indl
»idnal and Λ m»-ricana in Tur
key In«i*t That the Sul
tan IHM'harge Him.
fîeirut, Sept. 10.—Vice Connut Ma
jreissen, when he was fired at recently.
wai near a police booth. Hie assailant
in not yet known. The authorities ««re
Indifferent end thus far have liven
no satisfaction.
The Modem quarter of Beirut from
Friday up to Wednesday. was in a
• tat» of anarthy and thirty persons
were killed, amnng whom, however,
were no foreigner*. The shops a Γ»
clo»»d, th»* streets are deserted and th*·
fovfrnmi-ni is s« »-iiiii aly unable or un
wllinK to ««surne the safety of the
i>«ident*
Tli« armai of th· An "man γ;ι|«·τ«
Hroohin .ud San Francteco. «as op
portun»- Admiral Cotton is on th»
ai»rt Signal men and a trtiard sl«-p; at
the I'nited Stat»·* ronsulat» Tuesd»v
ni*ht Th. men im board th» war»hlp*
ar» uîi'li r arms r»ndy to disembark at
» al from th«- consulat» The boats
of th- Itrookiyn and th»· Sen Kran< is.-o
ha\» rpiti noit^r^d the ι oast b»iow th»
pt (i rli ι f th» Anwii' a.n mission in
ord»r to «»·!<■< t landing places in (at.
of n»»*d The Am»r<ari mission iry
au t h»>r!t s >» hi»·.» demanded ruard·· for
th< ρΓ·«ι··«·ΐ|.·η of th·· ml«ston printing
otfi· -· and ; t»·· mis«ion property An
attempt te »nt^r an Amerl. an r^vl
<i»n« » on Saturday β» frustrated.
The An · .» · « h»r» think th» Γι.*·!
Stat·-· r vernment dhonM ;n* »t 01 th-·
dl«mi/' »l f the w»;i of Beirut. a · >·
•fui· r*j : I - *.tk»-r to whom .all th<· ' --
orders ai» «ιtribu ed. The opir...
h»re l« that th» power» «houid tak» a ■
ι
•ov r: ι * ' tti. I.»· ■ r !i«tr . t.
NEW PROCLAMATION
Vvt r· P./n if rnfrt For Murder*-* c?
Κ no iid Qu««n Demanded
fV<T**»!e Kept l<» TU# HfiMm
a r*, > ■ * ». ' * ' λ it r »·■'<- ' J *
«*<1? \ fo ι j*· ^ ι·- '- -
turn railing on ait th<· ©ltk«-# t«# »u» 1
!ht« (fround \·\ <!♦ rr«ïi-hnir the moat »*
vt· 5 : It·) 'tit* t*.· 1h+ η ir«J«"r« of
Κ ι κ Ai«»iai«1er *ηΛ 1>γ«*λ Th·*
Off « r * ·'♦ U*re îhat «*ithrf Τ rtv \ or thf
» irrj· m « ?' J« .» » the .' · The
pro* ! ft ' 1w ith JiHinjf
I for * tw· fr»r Κ <»«* fvter
Th* η HiblJ now ο ι ·«· t > î \ t»*kra
#i·?<*» mth M«*» j offi« «-r* and
6efXM»rt<i* th«*lf Μ »*&*<*
f«r*at · 't**4*U*f»u t ton on ut
il·;· * of the ^ι·ΐ-οι· t π if τ. t of <»«·ί ♦•rul
<Ίνι klet- ο ο*· of »h* < Mr·? · on*j»iraU>ri.
, to ornt > ^ ♦* « urn ) of N\*h
LOUISIANA LOGROLLERS
Or egates F^om Γ Woodmen Camp»
Present at SHrevtport
Hhi *s 1 j\ Hept 19 Th«? l/iut*
ia· » l>>tfr* s <-·«.. m Mon. In *»o«*lnn
In th.* ·ι*\ »t*tt<·! th* fn>H»»* - *j ofTi
#r* ί«·τ ih·· m *.m « ^rar PreaHlent
H H M tièe of Couoh^tta vl»·» preal·
Λ#·> 1 M J ' 'asti* ..f Shtrw|HU' bunk
er <' I> H ■ k« of Shrfv»j«>rl iw< r»·
fjy> ! I* \\hii«- *»f Winnflfld f»t«r!
V, t. t'ait]»· I of M—n> mlilimii
Ο I. Yat«« f Htyt» · I1U m·ttlr> I>
W lliJWrll .'f ouahittu l-OLT.I of
π\*:λκ· ·· J I' f*u?l»r of Hhre* *·|«>Μ
rvmrci- W \ngttn and JH Κ Whit#
h^atl
Norv* te ■· Employed
CVtppI· Cr*«k Coio S«-j.t 10 Th··
Ml')' «nan. la I Ion fut* »ι·
nnuiK » I I hit r .· > m»nit>er» of the
e't: }r4*raUvn of Mm#r* mill b* rtn ■
pie* ·*·! In ar rn!( »■· owned h\ th» i»
IMa IhIW>f
Mcaican Jutlct Οι··
C · . -«Τ Μ<·«1· ο JO Ni Moi.ia
IslM<n Hm'ir ι ■ »· 'u»tl<< of thr mi
pr*m< · ourt i« d»« l Hf «11 u
jiMri nf **«
BASEBALL.
Southern Lligu·.
At I.ml' Π Κ Τ Ittl# Km k Ϊ. Ittr
miliKhaii <>
At l»hr· ν e|x>ri/-- Mi>iitaonirr> k
Bbrr>»|Ml 3.
National L*agua.
At St Uouia Klrat |.imt Clniln
natl. I* Ht Ixiui» J Sft ond Karm
CtiuInnati. Γ, St. 1
At liro-'klyn Klrat κιηι>' ttoalnn
1 Brooklyn, 0. 8*< ond |<mt: Brook
lyn. 4 Hotton I
At Plttiburf «'hi ago, 1. PiUshing.
!
Afn»-iean League
Αι Ηλ*ιογι Klr»t game Washing
ton 4 Hxaiflti J ond gam·. Una
toi . S. Washington. I.
At land —Klrat |unr: St. taiula,
* Clrvtlai Ί β H^vntd gum*: Cleve
land. 2 St l^outa 1
At Nrw Turk Kvrat (imi- N^w
Tork t I'htladi-lphta. β S»> >>nd
cam* Ν»Ά Vork. * Philadelphia, 3
Swift Galding.
8> rtiiuft* Ν Y Kept. 1» Th»
*-rW> ». «ir.t for trottine gliding»
»«i hfok· η by *laj· τ Delmar. It· hold
er In hl« · (T<-rt a^<un»t the New York
state fair tr.< k mord Major Ltelmar
•rronpilah'-tl the· itiilAIKf In ï U1V»,
clipping · ••-■ond ftum hi· o«n mark,
and 3-4 of a »· <■»!·* from the ataUtim
moril ·>» ï f-V «•tatili.'hed by t'rrt
' 1 rua
Jockey'· Hard Fall.
Buffalo. Ν Y Krpi 1β -Jot-key H*l
ftrKin fi-ll from Mi»· MrHwktii in
til· «treti h at K·' aorth *hrn lu*
mount atunib.«-d M».geraori hit tfc#
track hard .nd »a· urnβηκmu.< for
fSp?*»"·*
i WILL atTTLE.
iutby Ha· Agreed to Pay the Amount
of Stat·'· Claim.
AuMin. Tex.. Sept. 10.—An a result
Ot an extended conference between the
etate penientiary authorities and A S.
Busby. formerly asistant financial
agent of the penitentiary system. wtio
was alleged to have b«-en short in his
accounts about ί2δ,0β0, Busby has
a;freed to pay over to «h.» attorney gen
era! to the «ι ■ ount of the state within
fifteen days the sum of $?50fl. whlc'i.
he asserts, is the extent of the short
age.
POUND GUILTY.
Dick Moor* Gets Twenty Year» in the
Penitentiary.
Bonham. Tex.. Sept. 10.—The Jury
In the case of Dick Moor® charted
with killing A McLaughlin at Paris
last March, returned a verdict of Ku!lt>
assessing the punishment at tvy^nty
years In the penitentiary. This case
«a; tried in lion ha m on a < hartge of
venue from Paris and has attracted
widespread Interest.
WAS ASLEEP
Tram Bached on Young Man and He
i« Instantly Killed.
Galveston Sept 10—Ttert S Bailey.
■ ymin* man twenty-five years of agi·
was run over by a southbound Santa
Fe freight train No 37 at Virginia
Point. ju»t a<ross the bay from <«al
Veaton arid Instantly killed. It Is un
derstood thi»t he was sleeping on the
track at the place mentioned when a
Santa Ke train headed In on the tr ι W
and pu»hed some ι .irs o\ er him. P:i
per· found on his person Indicate that
up to th«- t rue of hi* death h·- was
memt>er ι κ··"·Ι m inding of the Mr
eola Imk*' f Μ >·τ Woodmen of tî
World
MINERS STRIKE
S·* Hunrfd c' Tt-em Crue to Labor ».
Thurbtr Juneti?n.
Thuitwr Jun. ti.m Τ··χ f- j.t. 10
M'»r· than ' m · r* of the Τ<·χ ·» !
T'a! iΓι (\ Ί ι η» ι it atni< k W< In·
(J.iv for h.>.-h< vk.ttV"' Thv. nre -
ty Ilttli ir · Mot <1av "th*y celel»rat· !
i! k * t ι i· n! h· r· Sorti·· ·[
thorn «· It·· ii h if il M 'rai «' :ν
* here tî e ηι.Ί miner* hav or -
ir · ·< I f-ir ·.· .·! . · ,tr*
f»n Tut*d.i> th»· Thurber miner· ». !
aioum! lu k. ot* inM-r*inR They nui<l·
th«it il* ;.· 1 fur h «h-r u.i«r«- «hi h
w .i» ref i«<tl Th»-\ marc h to Min* ru ι
ft.·· πι <l;*titnt mal retur· e«l
* ίΊ Inau* iTrtt'il th- KTrik* Home η t
er« have · · ι v< .« I thf union arιΊ r»
* illlnn to «oik
Th* 1 ίτ· I ' k w ι ·· k ·>f t h·· on
ir» ru η π ι r r
Deplorable Accident.
e T·» S« pt 11' Κ et· h· r
M< Dur tel tl.» 1 -j'at old >· il <t M·^
M< t>an *ho ,lv·· four rv · .:
nf |,τ»ι·ν — w.i* kl 'led li> h S· 1 -
ally being «hot thi· i»ch th·· h>-.i 1 with
a t.«rjrr-t rllh· The rlfl·· »:is In the
t|ji ·Ι» ^1 I « νου τ ι.·· ■ broth· t
Red Τβ*η Tragedy
lleaurror' Te* Hrpl 1·· In ι tllffi
rulty t>»-r v* ♦ - r l>nn «Sill, Co.or·· 1. and
Jl*»i r S · ■ Hh R»tl I'mw ' Smith w
•hot .md ki - Ί \ ikiubl*· 1-1 τï'r*l nhni
ITUn lotid··] * ιι>ι bu· k«h"it was u·- i
OUI w ;<« ht r· «t··»!
It Named Goebel
Will* Pol't T· * Sept 10 Tit·· man
f..ur..1 r.rur th·· r.iûr"#'' '·»« k lure
an unoon*« iou» «ondltion »»* Identi
fied «* Joaeph 'lor bel of lirind Sallni"
He I* «till urn on*. iou* and «light ho|»e«
are eatrrt ι ιγ··<1 for Ift* r« o\»r\ He
I* about t»enty-four >ear* old
Valuation of * Railroad
Orange Te» Sept 10 The valua
tion* of the frange and Northw#«t*rn
railroad I* approved bv the rallro.nl
lotnmlaaio· Th·· total valuation In
f ludlng a'l the lompanv'* proper! \
foot* up ' 14 k TSJ 4"<
TERRIBLE CYCLONE
It Den Great Damage η Karoma
Garbe d County» Oklahoma
Outhri' <'kla Sept 10 V vrïolif
•truck tti♦· » ..f K.ironia tn Gardi ' 1
«ount). Jolr κ rteat dutiMKr Th.· ltim
lier yard* «·{ the tientr\ Κ π h! , 1 \th
e> temjwiîl»» »ere deatroy· 1 The
lealdrm · oi J.une» Mulerbauicb wa*
leveled lo 'lu ground. mid th» blink
amith *h<i· of Smith Bro* wa* ·!· »Iroy
κ!
Will Be Accepted
South Μι Aleater. I Τ Sept lfl —
The Wl< hit» Southern Ruilwav h;i«
made a proposition to build from \Vi> h
It». Knn . to South MoAleater I Τ If
■ bonu« of IT.o ΛΛ0 In < u*h or re»| ea
tate with ugh! of wa\ . hrouKh the
rttjr and land for trrinluala 19· Risen
The ρταρνκΐΐίοη will be ureptrd ai d
work on the line will be commet,ted ,t
once ·
Territory Fir·.
Parfell I T. Sept 10.— More than
one-half of the hualneoa hou In
Wayn· a \lilac·· *even mil··· »outh ">t
here, were c<'t»umed by fir·· ruuain*
a Ion* of ii,»·r» than S?5.0uu In building*
and •tock
POL ICE PUZZLEO
Detective» Thmk Jon··' Nam· Wn
Inadvertently Patted on Paper
San Fran· i*u SepL l< - The police
•re at a lo»* In know hou a Buffalo
ne»e;iai«er In whuh the body of η
dead Infant wa» found. · ame to bear
a label addr.·»». .1 lion J M Jolie
^V'ashiiitton Arka'iHua." Immediately
Under the addrew· were ihe »un]i
•The Bulletl>. l>ete< tlve» have a
theois that through caralraanea* the
■lip bnirini lh·· 11.10»· of former Sena
tor lone» «u Inadvertently paated or
tile paper whi· h « ame to San Fran
cise» among th. η har.j'i of the
Kvealng Bulletin.
PERGONALS
T. H. Wear was in Dallas today.
W. B. Starr of Dallas is in the
city.
Mrs. G. G. Piereon returned last
night from Aoatin.
D. H. Thompson and little sons
were hi Dallas today.
Miss Ethel M ay η or of Chicago is
the guest of Miss May Braov.
Mrs F L. Hawkins and children
went to Dallas this morning to visit
relatives.
Miss Willie May GasKell of Fort
Worth is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Will Moore.
Dr. H. O. Stacy left yesterday
evening for Quanah to see his sister
who has been sick several weeks.
Miss Clara Barton of Cbtckasha,
I. T., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. |
A. J. Puckett, on Williams street.
Attorney T. H. Collier of Knnis
spent yesterday and today in the
city, representing λ client in the
county court.
Miss Leila Hood of Savoy arrived
yesterday evening to enter Trinity
University. She will make her
bom»· with her brother, W. F. Hood
Miss Minnie Cunningham of Com
anche, who attended Trinity Uni- I
versity last year, returned yester- i
day eve"in« to resume her studies 1
in tliat institution.
Miss E. A. Traylor returned home!
yesterday from Chicago where she
has been spending the summer pros- '
ecuting her etudies in art under the
best teachers there. She will · pen
her studio soon.
21 YEARS A DYSPEPTIC.
Κ. H. Foster, :U8 S. 2d St., Salt
l.ak»· City, writes: "I have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indices- j
tion for 21 years; tried many doctors
without relief; recently 1 got a bot-j
tie of Herbine. One bottle cured!
me, 1 am n"w tapering off on the !
second. I have recommended it to j
my friends; it is curing them, too.' |
"sic at Hood A· Martin.
♦
•ΦΦΦΦΦ+
'"Pino Money lend
Puis woffy Bell"
You Get Ahead Faster if
Your M<»ne\ Earn<<
I Interest.
I φ »
$1.00 will open
an account. . .
F >ur Per Cent < >n Saving*
compounded semi
annually
* Φ
Act Today
Tomorrow never Come·.
Wpstern Bank & Trust Co., ;
Waxahachie,
Texas
The millionaire of tomorrow is
the systematic «aver of today
In life, men have mounted up
ward* to success and affluent β,
through the habit of *pendin)i less
than their income
15 CENTS
Connections to Ennis, Boy ce, Gar
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and Ferris.
ftoDUit, perfect service. All line· !
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'Telephone.
HusmesK Phone W.OOa month
Residence Phone frJ.UU a month
No partv line·.
Ellis Co. Independent
Téléphona Company.*
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No. 720 Seventeenth St-»
WASHINGTON, D*C.
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Mat Horn Ovmu.
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WINE of CAHDV1A
METER RATE FOR LIGHTS AND
SMALL MOTORS
Adopted by the WAXAHACHIB ELECTRIC LIGHT CO., to
takf- effect on and after September 1st, UK
PRIVATE RESIDENCE RATE
The first K. \V. per month, for ea<-h lfic. j>. or the equal
thereof 20
Kftch additioi ai Κ \V is
COMMERCIAL RATE
The first two K. W. pi r month for each ]6 c. p. or the equal
thereof 120
Each additional K. W. 15
The Commercial Rate include!· ►'verythinjç except residences, and
ttie minimum charge on all Light accounts is fifty cents per month
Β«ν Small motor* same as Commercial Light Kate.
Wax&hachie Electric Light
COMPANY.
s3= DELIVERED s3^1
ill J Upon rtceipt of Casb <ir Money Order for :·3.<>0.
♦ we will deliver to your nearest Kspressotti < a'l 1
charges pre; «id Four full quart jottle-s of Six
Ν ears Old
Coney Creek Whisky
|. j J Wyeor Sour Hash, no marks to indicate contents.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
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t* iShi
THE ONE. POINT
W" wish to emphasize about
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excellence. We take pains to
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is often charged for a kind not
nearly a* good We want yoH
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Our aimais to Please û 'Phone No. 84
ELLIS COUNTY H'D'W CO.
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URVEYORS of
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LEASURE
. the
Houston «S Texas'Central
Railroad
Places for Relaxation and
KeetftllUP··
KINGSLAND, LLANO. LAMPASAS} MARLIΝ
AND WOOTAN WELLS.
TRY TH KM
t Summer Kates in Elfecl|June 1st.
Writ* for Illustrated Booklet
M. L. ROBBINS, Wm. DOHERTY.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS
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