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HAVE ROOM for four or five
boarder» Firet-cla·· accommoda
tion·. Mr·. R. M. Craig. 68pd
IX)BT·—Pair of gold rimmed eye
riUMi »omewb«reon public «quar··
ΠΜΗ «torn to J. P. Kennedy. 68
LOST—Pearl brooch with «mall
diamond eeuinir Reward if re
tarned to tbia office. Γ*8
WANTED—Yon to know that we
Oftn famish you coal, wood and hay
aod that we have the b»et to be had
in either of the above line· Will
appreciate vour patronage Waxa
bachie Ice Work·. G8
WANTED—You to know that we
will gi»· yon 128 cubic feet of tfaod
wood for $4.01) delivered. YVaxa
hacbie Ice Work·. 71
WANTED—You to know 1 have
coal from fcrUO to 16 40 per ton. D.
H. Thonvaon. ?S
FOR 8A t.E—Cheap, buggy and
harueas. F. Nort» η 09pd
FOR SALE —One barn aud servant
bou*e, aleo one JMoon Bros. robber
tire phaeton in rood condition. S»»e
J. R BlafTer, office at Stroud · κγ<·
eery «tore. tf
WANTED-TO rent a ». ur . room
boo·* hr M arc η 1. Addre»* Ρ < »
bo* XW, City. 6Γ
FOR RENT Kroni room nicelv fur
niahed. do·# in Addre·· R, Lljfht
oik·.
WE clean cloth*». We will »«ll yon
a card that you can havo 4 lulU of
cloth#· aponged and pressed forfl 00
ju«t to chow you we cau do this
work "a· tt should be don·» " Hufti*
Lacciana » ,Mi»nt rarior. nn
1 AM the man that worked the
denning. pr**«ing and r »·{ ■ a i r ι γι κ*
baaine·· up from a very «mall bua
Ine»· tu what It I· now And why
dld U ΚΓ»»· Becau·» w« did the
work right and at the right prie*,
and "like It should be done ' and w*
•hall continue to do It "like it
• hoald be d m«" and at half prie*
Halt cleaned and pressed 11 OU,
•ult «pouged and pressed "Oc,
pacts cleaned and pressed 40c,
pant* sponged and pressed
Wo clean cloth.es. Kufus Lackland'·
Misfit Parlor '>
HOl'HK TO HEN Τ -tiee T. M.
Roekett. tf
WE clean and press clothing, not
by eip«-rt tailors, as all the expert
Tailor· we tried to get think them
aetve· abo»- this work, but we
ha*· π »*n who hav e made this work
a specialty for year· and we do thi·
work at half price ac t at one*, and
! use only eieotric Iron· for pressing
and we know it is the best Work
aeot for and delivered The new
S bone J47. Kufos Lackland'· Ml»·
t Parlor. 68
WAN! ED—Every man in Waxa
hachie to bay a tailor made suit
from us at tl Λ) per week Come
■ and let us take yonr meaaor»· t'>dav
X,acklaitd· Miaflt Parlor 71
WÀNTED— Your clothes at the
PaAtoriam. Clean, repair, dye and
make clothes to your measure Al
so ladte·' tailoring Clothe· called
for and delivered. Κ Ρ*κκιν4Λιν.
tf
I CLEANiNU, pr«»»lng and repair
ing by eipart tailor· Brtn# your
•aits here. Matthew· Bro·. tf
CLE ΑΧΙΝΟ, pressing acd repair
lag as it should be. Price· reason
able. Matthew· Bro·. tf
81ΊΤΗ CLEANED, pr»»»ed and re
paired on abort notice Matthew·
J. C. LUMPKIHS.
- a m · κ μ κ ν - a r - la *
t I'Jti o»ef CiIiimi 5»»' m» H»n»
Italy Item.
MIKKKU.
Meaalea and ramora of uaeaaiea *r«
tMeinning to attract nom» mtareat
uuobk our citicena.
Tbe fJU.UflU hot«l buildlti* belli#
erected by J. V. (.'lark la almoat
•ompleted. Thia buildiug ia on· of
tb# n>o«t aubatantial proof· » town
can offer in aupport of its claim t >
L har< enterpriainir buaineaa men
\ Prof. Heaihcote, the noted dra
Viatic reader, aaaiated by Mla«
0M*»ador ai d a few of har pu pil a will
/pr**«Ql "Pygmalion and Oalatea"
' «a tb· 3Kth Inat Tb· η·1 proceeda
will b« added to tbe library fund of
lb· Lad!·· fortnightly Club.
Rat Jo« Davaon, of Waco,
pr*aeh«d M tb· Cumberland Prea
bytertan church Holiday morning
ard Bight
Tb· yon:^ people of the town
MtUwrtd at tb· bom· Κ C Mitchell
Friday ·τ·ηΐη* and enjoyed a "pov
erty party." Th· reeourceful hoat
f ·····, Mia··· Mitchell and Meador,
bad arranwod a number of old time
|Uwa and cont»ata, each aa η>·η of
my ag· uaad to a·· at parti·· daring
tb«lr bojrhood day·, and It any
nwt failed to hare a *»od titu·, we
Ear· not b«ard of hltu.
Tb· candidat·», on· and all, ap·
k |Mf to tblak (bay ha*· Italy aaf·,
Γ at aa yet bob· of them ha·· pat la
M appearance W· bop· they «ill
not funr*4 «a, far «hat ia tb· u·· of
|WrtD| poil lax·· If we yet no food
«tear· dart a* th· catupalgu
Mysterious CinamMaans
ttae va* pat· and a allow and th·
f ttaiii and may Whaao· tb·
Kb· «Αο I· bluahiutf
•Hk feaaUit uaea l>r Kinf't Ne«
Ufa PUU to maintain it- My neatly
«rouaiuf tb· la·» **«·»· tb.y eutu
oat good dlK··*»"· *··* a? e«**·
SS Try the»» Ouly «·. a>
A Moor·'· drag Mur·
SEÏENTV-FIVK EE
ι
One Η and red and Fortj-Twe Acre»
I Were Horned Orer.
I BALTIMORE'S GLOOM.
Ituil lin* Inspector 1'reston Place* th*
Property Lee* In \>l*hb»rh»ei
of One Hundred andfKifljr
Million» of Dollars.
Baltimore. Feb. 9 — Haltlmore, on
Monrtoy night. was si.iick·-! ing under a
fire loss which no on·* has the tenverlty
to put In figures. Th<· important tom
mer< lal district In blackened ruin»,
laid bate by a conflagration which
raged without u momentary check
from 10 4Γ, a id.. Sunday, until late In
lu the afternoon .Monday. At J o'clock
the ■ ii ν ofTn . ils *g iln breathed It wa»
agr· -li th.it the fla..i· ι «etc under con
trol They had raged twenty-eight
hour in .«pi'e of «uperhuman efforts
put (orth by th· best lighting force»
wnlch more than half a d<cities
were abi»· to minier.
Th» onlv lights In that section wht h
es. aped destruction «11.· from corner
H< « lamp* The stores were closed In
nearly every street. The darkened av
enu· were full of Jostling people ta k
Ing of one aubject Apparently there
I 1 * but one 1 auir for gladness. and this
is that there are no homeless. The res
Idern e wee Hon of the city em aped. This
ph if · »f th· situation relieved the of
ft< i*l« from an·, thought oiher than
property.
Vt *; θ'« Ιο k I h** Λ*sot luted I Yen*
*ent out .» bulletin Maying that the
flame· would be held In check at the
ι I itioij *U* w« nr.* j:*,:vcr»t..u Γ#»»«r* neap
ing J one#* f ι » ! * and pi»·· in g the entire
tit,» opposite there in In j*Hj|>urdy( Ot
£» ο » ή Η that bulletin w.'is confirmed.
Λ » or. of tin*'·!* flame* of fire were
found lapping the «Ide* of lumber pile.*
on the r-MSt b «·Κ of the f,3 Iη In some
inttuncti the lumber was toa*ed Into
the fail*, and in an me raaes heroic ef
fort Ma>ed the onward a weep of the
flame» Throughout the diatrit In
wisl· h the firemen worke<l for luprrm*
a· ν they were handicapped by * gale
whn h carried burning brand* over the
head* of th»· work era and beyond the
r*u« h of the hundred* of *tr *am* of
w*t»r poured into the raging furn.»< ^
Hut for the w<>rk « ' \ofu? ·*«**?·* in mak
ing out and ·**f u - ' η s th»-> *· μ ι -
ber» if I» aftno*t f.at its. burn
ed area wu'nil f. f w » »■ I : » g»*r
than it i* Abt»«ti *«'·.**ηΐ; ν · .· *re*
or 146 acre* r,
1 η aura in e «<·■ «»,.»· -.j
temgr«orar ·, offi·» · « «» n·»
tel but th^lr r*f>" " - d· brie
to eatimat» th»· Ιο* - Ί · .«.wr of
•ne i* t>p >;* »-"h t«»r» We
b**- no :**■- ίο d» ·* iî it
above 15 ή).«*»«·» < Τ ! λ '·
•an d«
The a#·m»* ; ί**·· ' -· ■ »1 ν .» * · *-*>.■ ,v .? h
regard to eilun»!»'* -»r * - ij *
kli' -
The t i?\ vr *» #arty pu· i under mar
tial tat* d th î;î d> jc·- of l<»otfn*
In th*» d *>π ► d r fi»:t » a· eliminated
Word «*« r »- \ '·Ί that tiendrai for
bin of Ne* York would le- here to
take command of the federal troop*.
The praaer.ee of tw<» regiment* of mi
litia a» an adjure t to th·· poll*»3 whit h
• er* augmented by detail* from Phil
adelphia and Washington, resulted in
the mainte: *r e of the beet of order.
No one d m reg t ο g ue * « w hi t w ou 1 d
have happened had the f an »·* jumped
the fail· The «truggie Monday wag
with the or * end of «confining the fire
to the «e*t aide of the muddv stream.
That thi· effort waa auci«***ful la mere
ly ihe re»uit of the nre burning itaelf
out and coming fnto contact « th the
concerted labor* of ee-arty one hundred
fire < otm*»nîe#, aided b* the powerful
tug the t'atara» t Again and again the
terrible heat driven from the burning
district gcroee Jon*·· fall)., ignited
building* and lumber pile* Kurioua
hand to hand light* ο < urred which,
fortunately for the reaidenta of t&aat
Baltimore were won b\ the f.remen
But ket brigade· werr frorned to pre
Ιι ριρ.'! Ihe narrow *t(*uii', Had I h·- fir.·
g.tlnett a foothold « m the *■ 1*» lum
ber > ard» It l« < on< thjt nothing
could have «topped (h· umUui it. and
th«* dep-irtmrnt" would h.ixe l*-*n po»
trie»* t» pr*i»nl il.ur>4ge &» great. If roi
grater. than th>· t'hUago Br>
l>ynamite eaploalotia w»re fr»»ju<*nt
Monday. Th· pUn adopted Sunday
night of blowing ut> buUd.nW' In at
tempting to It a y the progr··*» c»f th*
fiante* coutlnu«*d until th*· Πι r »<i un
der *ontrol. Then «h* dynamiter»
turned their attention to ruin* totter·
Ing walla which threatened to rolUp»»
The rMUlt waa a m<>at oinitant ι un -
mtiadlng and the detonatlig *aa heard
In all part* of the city.
With the fire under control, the
bl»(k(fl«l waate whUh He· In the
wak· of the aea of flam*· present* a
«law. terrible In Ita pjrrete hnie grand·
•ur. It van b· likened ίχ>>( to ιηίίικ
of gr«at coke oven·, each fhoottng out
It· thouaarid tongue· of flam* from pyr
unlii of br.i k stint· and cement. Where
the flr« haa Ji·"! out nothing remain·
but blackeu.'d «^ate, from which rlae
huntreda of towering I η a* ur· abaft·
of I ha HBir culor. Thew are all that
la left of what wrra- one· handaom·
ode*, «orage wholesale and bualciras
heiUM of all klnda.
Th· loaa will not be a. > urately aatt·
malnl for w eefca. for buaiBesa men.
propei ou* pre γ loua to th* fir·, ar· now
poor. fcipr» .alone heard anion· these
men a· the* took Into th· otlltpaMl
property reveal an aatounding number
who ar· only piuiljf protected by Inaur
MM·.
TIM» high w Uida mad· It nearly Impoa
•ibi· fur any »ne to paaa through th·
•treeta hanhriil by crumbling wall·
without grave danger to personal safe
ty. Tanglwl nriaaet of w n gg i-rai* wid
r ·>··»■ th· mnxik and th··» war·
laaAed au furioualy by th· WU>4 "wat
ι her «ouM have protetl au mule dau
I pgr·«ta hn4 lh«y Imm all*·
—— ' II I ggi
TIN 0AV8.
■ill W·· Promptly Passed by Maryland
Legislature.
Annapolis, Md.. F»b. ·.—The general
assembly rret at the «late house Mori
day to consider plans for the relief for
Are mndltloni In Baltimore. Senator
ΟΙ!Ι ο» Baltimore introduced a btll au
thorizing Governor Warfteld to declare
ten successive legal holiday· Ip the
atrk-keri city «o as to aid property
owners and other losers by the Are to
j get their business In as good shape
as possible. The bill, which was pass
| ed at once and signed by the governor,
also authorizes him to extend the *us
I pension of business beyond ten days if
necessary. A bill to make a relief ap
: propriation. which was to havp been
presented in the huose. was laid over
until the conditions and amount* need
ed t in be ascertained.
The legislature adjourned, and the
legislators left on a *r>e· ial train for
Baltimore.
F^>o<i Needed.
Baltimore. Feb. 9.—Aid mu*t rome
from adjacent cities, and a partial fam
ine will be an added phase of the situ
ât.on. Restaurants are entirely with
out ffiod. and the destru. lion of the
commission houses along the wharves
has suht off the mean!" of supply. Ho
tels ar e but little better off, arid though
they s:jy< they will h eable to feed their
guest·". It If* admitted the variety will
be lessened at once.
Preston's Figures.
Ra' imore. Feb. 9 Inspector of
Buildings I'restoii. afler making a care
ful study "f the burned dls'.rlft. pla< ed
the building lo*<t at 1150,000.000.
TERRIFIC TORNADO.
Fulton County Arkansas Visited, by
Heavy Wind Storm.
Little Ho< k, h'flj. 9.—A special to the
4 r « If*» frr+rvs Mommn'h
Spring*. Ark., nays
N"w* has t>e*-n rwtlvNl her»» of » ter
rific tornado whl< h smashed through
the southern part of this (Kulton)
county Saturday night. At t'nlon.
thirty mile* southwest of here. three
t>er*on* were kilted the Hev. Seder», h
Fiaptist minister. .us·] the oldest daugh
ter of John Clinton. The other wgi a
. hild, name nos known It I* reported
that five person* w»-re killed four miles
w»st of l'nlon iiame* not known. At
I'nloii th»- dwelling of Samuel \V Co< h
ran. together with the h τη arid house
of William Ollstrnp and a number or
■ mailer residences. also the «tore
houwe* of S W. Cochran and S. \V.
Cor h ra n, Jr with th»» content», two
hun he* the Masonic t ;«ll and Came*
bUi'lornllh shot «ere ewcpt away. The
only bulldnîg left In the little town
wh* Or. Karnes" store, and It wa* blown
from it* foundation. The path of the
tornado w«s about SCO yards wide.
BILL PASSED
Measure Granting Assistance to Lewis
and Clark Expedition.
Washington. Feb. 9—After listening
to Ίμ*···».h<*» l>v Mr. Hopkins and Mr.
Cl* ν In support of the Panama t anal
treaty the senate Monday p.L*sed the
bs I granting to the proposed
I<ew κ and Otftrk expedition it Port
land. Ore.
The bill » ι* amended *o a» to ι lose
the -^position on Sunday* and the pro
vlsion for ,» permanent memorial to
Le·*!» and Clark was eliminated.
Chaplain Hal··, in his opening priv -
er referred to th»· Baltimore fir».
The Panama trial question wa* then
taken up. and Mi Hopkins addressed
th»· sena!e In support of the canal
treaty.
He eujogiaed Mi. Roosevelt a* one of
the ablest president* the country ha*
ever had.
The reasons for the criticisms of the
president, h·» said, were political.
Mr. cia> followed, announcing his
Intention to vote for the canal treaty,
but the same time sliatply criticising
the ι ondu. t of the administration In
dealing with th·· situation in Panama.
DEBATED IN HOUSE
Proposed Loan to the World's Fair
Cam· Up For Discussion
Washington, t>b. S.— The hounc Mon
day d«l»ate.l at l»-ng:h the propos**!
loan of Si ««Ο.ΟΟΛ t'i th·* lAiuisljnn I'ur
\'t..s*v exposition it St. Uoui« «Ί pro
Idrd fur In th>- senate amendment to
the urgent d«-fi.-len<. y bill, and It whs
sttlT pending »h»n th«* h'luse adjourned.
The ht»u«e uonciiiu <irr» I In all other
amendments except that providing
for coal te*ts at the St. I-ouls fair
The chaplain. In hi· opening prayer,
pmyed for !he lire-swept city of Balti
more.
The urgent deficiency bill was refer
red to the tommitte· on appropriation*
through the efforts of those who want
ad to move concurrent * In th# St. Uouls
talr amendmeut.
I llrso.ullons were adopted tailing on
• h· attorney general for Information
In addition to that furnished under the
recent request for Information a* to
the anti-trust suits Instituted, also for
m report made by an «ïamitii-r sent by
the department of Justk* to Investigate
charge· made by A. M. Brostu* of th·
Indian Itlgt.ts imxlatter
Liltl· M or* Encouraging
Washington. F»b. #.—Senator lian
na'aVoi'dKioit Monday night »ai t lit·
tl· more encouraging. though the ex
treme weak lit-»» whit h ha» been the
worst featur« of hi· lllnees. lOiitlnunt.
H· had a fairly «suie* day, rested a lit.
al« better ami there was leaa Irritabil
ité of the noma· !). ·» that the senator
I vu able tu Ukt mors nourishment
than fer mnik day·.
Awaiting Heeuits.
I 4k* Ctotrl*· La. Feh. 1-Hmlsr
, wi) Λ*>hworth .-.ilored. la in Jail await
iu« the rwratt of lulurt·· tu lit·. John
I Thuipaun, » white woman. *lw la at
tto petal «# éMth.
=—
Three Notable Victories for
PAINTS CELE.RY COMPOUND
ΕΧΤΚΕΜΕ NERVOUSNESS.
Case οf L L. Ooodapeed, Well·
Known Indianapolis Buaiueaa M «ri.
Here ia one man, a prominent fig
ure in the buaineaa life of Indiana
polia, who knew what waa the mat
er with him and who faced the trou
ble aa it ahouid be faced. Would Mr.
L. L. Goodapeed be today one of
tbe leadera of enterprise in Indiana
poiia if he were treating himself as
an invalid, doctoring hie stomach,
whipping hie liver with violent pill η,
inatead of jfivinJ» hi» organ· the
vital nerve force, which they needed
before they could do t.ieir proper
work?
Indianapolis, Aug 31, liMM
"I was ao run down and overtaxed
that I was threatened with nervous
prostration. Paine's Celery Com
pound built me up and strengthened
my nerves.
"1 am now enjoying the best of
health, and do a days work at the
office, as well as my house work [
cheerfully recommend fine's Cel
erv Compound '
L L. GOOD^PEED,
1622 Arrow Ave., Indianapolis
"Get at the real cauae—the
nervea."
—Prof Ε Ε. Phelpa, M. D , L.L. ;
D., of Dartmouth University, Dis- j
coverer of Paine's Celery Com- !
pound."
RHEUMATISM —NO APPETITE.
Case of Mary A. Meredith, Eighty
Eight Year· Old, Rockford, Hi.
Rock fora, 111., i ept. 3, 1803.
"I have used Paint* β Celery Com
pound for several year· and contid
er it really my doctor. For rheuma
tism, nervousness, lack of appetite
and general debility it acts marvel
ously.
"■'Although I was eighty-eight
years old last June. 1 still enjoy
rugged health. 1 am able to work
hard when 1 fee I so inclined, and
this robustness is due tu the wise
use of Paine's Celery Compound.
"1 ain very #lad t<> add my testi
monia! to she many other* who ha«e
b»>et) n»-iiffitted by Paint's Celery
Coj pound "
MARY A MEREDITH,
622 Cuuningham St., Rockford, 111.
The weakness common to declin
ing years can be overcome by
Paine's Celery Compound Theie is
no reason why persons who are well
along in lift should not enjoy the
same ]>eace and comfort of good
health that they had in early years.
Thousands of mi η and women of
advanced years are today pursuing
their vocations with energy and
success because (hey are getting
nerve strength and complete health
from the use of Paine's Cel
ery Compound.
PAINS IN SIDE- „
SHORT BREATH
Case of George Blttner, of Loul»
ville, Kentucky.
A· soon as one has fairly began
to us* Paine's Celery Compound,
•very day will be a firm step toward
aaaured health.
Nervous, unhappy and feeble per
■οαβ And their flesh becomes more
■olid—a more healthy color take·
the place of the waxy, sallow look —
and there comes a clear increase iu
, the volume of the blood—and an in
creased normal appetite, because of
this rapid feedin^oî the entire nerve
system.
Louisville, Kv , Oct. 12, 1IMM
"My health was excellent until
about three months ago, when I
seemed to have a collapse from
overwork, and the doctor ordered an
entire change of scene and climate.
Instead 1 begun taking Paine's Cel
ery Compound, purchased from E.
P. Taylor Co., and the first bottle
showed to such (food advantage that
i am continuing it.
"Any fine suffering? from over
work, pains inside or short breath
ouifbt not to ov«rlook Paine's Cel
ery Compound."
GEORGE BITTFER.
1318 Baxter Ave., Louisville, Ky.
• υ. υ. υ.,'· the astonishingly effective new
Skin disease prescription
Kczmna. Salt Rheum. Barbers' Itch. Frvsioelas—all enin»inn« oralv Hio-aope a«H
parasitic affections of the skin positively cleared away in a hurry. A clean, pleas
ant liquid (non-greasy) externally applied—sponged or sopped Over the parts.
Instantly stops all irritation. Soon clears oat absolutely all affected conditions.
< Htrr it a cat* itUarrd αταψ with two boltltt )
(Cat* of (i',iugh'rr of Vr Mat flartrrtan ρττηβη*η/!ψ cttrtd of e bad tlin duftui
β/ter ttro bottUi only of thin I). />. D prucripfuin )
We vouch for these facts.
They have been proven to os beyond the possibility of doubt.
HERRING DRUG COMPANY.
«» we*ks 3*70 tb<* a*' >'? whinir record of this r*"**c*"iptio»: prtrren to u-> bv indiM'Ut
· vittrnce indu«»'i us t·» iftfe ; ι our uDquahbHd revota ruetidai um to the public -.in··*
then L> !» I» Iih> cur^l -.on ;.'iv * bo < » bta. r.ed i t f rom us that its rword *ith us hb- it*
fully equal to it* pr»* i.iii» h. - ■ 11 r '· W e have r »t s*»* η a sintrie instant·»· of disappoint tun
I; sf-eni* to dot h* wor.* ev» rv t;rue In wtw* out of manifestations on the M^n ar ·
vv not bÎood di M.mv i'urchasr^<. fornirr π -erab · ttJnkintr th-v b>*»l
» u»1 have found it wa-< merely a >k;n affection and ï.ûv cleared it a*i awu>
wub tbr·- pre*«ni»t>on
Among all tb*· known reliable sp^riflc medica! mflu^nr-fs f«»r d,firent a limant, s wp know
of rery few discoveries >·<» certain in effect as this D. D. D. prescription in us guick conquest
of skin > of ali kmd>
A FEW CIRES OF WELL-KNOWN PARTIES.
C"hie*,ro, Ar»r»i T. l**f
- About *1* m<»nth» a«ro nay w'**·»*« · ■· -*n *· »tmr
•r»r*>« ail fnt»r l»*r b*.4iy -4=> 1 *» *-» krr*4:ua.-j ir'-tMvrf
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each The above svottoem ill ÛÏ. tii-i ord» ia on receipt of price
HERRING DRUG COMPANY.
Waxahachie. Texas
T. J. STROUD
WILL APPRECIATE YOUR
ORDERS FOR
Feed and Groceries
Merchants' Library Voting Tickets ^iven
away with every purchase.
New Phone 150.
Old Phone 8
WE CLEAN OLOTHES
Stun· cUtkuoti *n4 Ργ»··«η1 . |l UU
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PtU.Ue U* Allll W" «til <'UHln tutl 4·: i
your work v-nl 4»lt««r Ik fr*«
NKW PHONIC Ή.
Butas LacllMl s Misfit Pwior
Ma *t ***** »*4t »aaa*a Viiumm.
Weak
Hearts
Are dun to tndif<»*tion Ninftfy-nir.»
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when it was simple Indiges
tion. It is a scientific fact that all cases of
tieart disease, not organic, are not only
traceable to. but are the direct result of Indi
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails of perfect digestion ferments and
iwelis the stomach, puffing it up against the
heart. This interferes with the action of
the heart, and in the course of time that
ielicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D. ICauble, of Nevada. Ο , Jays- 1 had stomach
trouble «ni was in a b».1 state as I had heart trouble
with It. I took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about (our
months and It cured me.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach of all nervoua
strain and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles only. $1.00 Size h ".dir.* 2H times the tria.
sue. which sei.s for 50c.
Prepared by E. 0. DeWlTT & CO.. OMIOAOO.
Sold by Hood A Martin.
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Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
= Dr. King's™
New Discovery
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure: Lung Troubles.
Money back f t fa<U. Trial Bottles free.
We Sell Feed
At the following price»
FOR CASH ONLY
Oats, per bushel
Cora, per bushel |t>0
Hay, per bale, ;i for I IK'
Brau, per sack 111
Cotton seed meal, per sack, IJ'JT
Corn chops, per sai'k, I 91
Warehouse on Jackson St,, or e
orders at V. Trippet's store
Ralston Bros
Free Delivery
For Sale, Rent or Trade.
Qo to see him or phone him. Who?
J A. Sync»». What for"" For Wood
for Charcoal, or if you want to rent
a nine-room boarding house, or if
yon want to buy mules, horses or
mares, or if you have a cow to breed
He has two fine Jersey bulls, or if
you waut to buv a house and lot, he
bas all of the above foi sate, trade
or rent See him. He will treat
you right Thank· to the ifeueral
public for thsir [ ast patronage and
favors With best wtshe» for a
prosperous New Year,
1 l ι yours,
J A 5YNCO
Old Phone 94* >ew Phone lit
NEW TAILORING SHOP
I have opened a new Tailoring Sh««f
in the Trtpnet building nest dour t*
tne Dally Light ofttc·. Will buil4
you a suit of clothes, press cleat
or repair your old clothe· at rmun
able price·, til»· me vuur orders
THEE. RARLE'N
W. C. PRIDEMORE
Public St«nogr*ph«r
Office with W. P. Hancock