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FOB RKNT-"Ινβ-rooin houae on
Water street. Apply to P. E.Willi*,
American Exprès* Co. tf I
FOK SERVICE —A eplendld Jersey I
bull et J. F. Chapman's, d50 Brown
street. OSIpd
A. T. BISHOP—ha· some desir
able business houses for rent cheap.
If
LOST—Ladle* white lace handker
chief et auditorium last night.
Please return to J. H. Kaplan·! at
Jolesch A Chasaka's. 07 1
FOR SALE-Al a bargain, o**e1
steel wind mill aud .HU feet steel
tower. C. N. Anderson. dAw 2t j
FOB BALE OR Η κ Ν ι -Nie*, two
•tory residence. See Coleman Bros 1
tf j
WAN ΓΕΟ—My patrons and friend* !
to remember that the Woman's Ex- j
ehaitire ι» now occupying a part of]
Wear's New Century Store. Don't
forget when you want anything in
the art needle work line to call on !
OS. tf j
WILL MOOR Κ HARDWARE CO |
— Wants to take down and store
your heating stove* for you. tf
FOR BALE I have mi land a num
ber of penile driving horses. He* J
D. Keiolnghai.-i, at Kaaterwood's
wagon yard ,'îlOpd j
WILL MOOR Κ HARDWARE CO
— Wants to take down snd store
your beating stoves for you. tfl
FOR HALE I can «.*!! ; .<n a Type
writer from >10 up J H. HlatTer. tf
LOOK! LOOK for trie pantorlum
for tt I* the pie»■» to te-i your clothes
cleaned, repaired·, pressed or dved
In first class order. Ladies tailor- j
tug and alteration* a specialty. R. i
Perrln Λ Hon, South side Square,
Phone SB. tf j
BEDFORD'S A RESTAURANT
riA.'IXIM STItET
orroMft CAMFurn s
Newly Furnished, Comforta
ble arid Inviting. Seating ca
pacity f«>r 35 at once. : : : :
FRESH BARBECUED MEATS
Every Day. Try us
INSURANCE
Your Iη·0Γ»ιι«"·>
»<>1ιο|ι«η1 Uy. . . .
WIS BIIDir S loss *b4
MHS Bit YARD TCIfLtTOII
Room N«> 'J, Τ»ιηρ1*. o»*r
I>urh*u· I>rv (*««> I» C«».
15 CENTS
Csaaeciissi ts Ennis, Scree. f;*r
rctt, ike. Palmer. Trumbull
»nd Ferris.
Proust, p»rf»>vt ««rric» Ail Uu*·
circuit Lon( Dietanc·
Ttti option·»
Hunt)"·* Ph<>ii» it uu » monib j
Kvaidouc* Phon» . . 92 i*J · month
Κι» p*rtv hit»·»
Cilia Co. Independent
Telephone CompinT.
Log Cabins and
Brown Stone Fronts
at the same price
Estimates ^iven
on application....
Job work promptly
attended to
FORREST C MADSON.
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Klin ujt CHr Hall
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Main Stbejet Christian Church.
The «abject of the sermon ac the
Main Btreet Christian Church at II
o'clock tomorrow will be "We Know
In Part."
ι Holiday school ml it:ΛΙ a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 6:40 p. m.
At 7:45 p.m. the subject of the
sermon will bf "The World's Dis
content."
We invite yon to attend our ser
vices.
Chalkkhh McPhkrhon.
! Paste r.
First Prksbytrrian Church.
Sunday school 9:43 a. m.
Preaching by the pastoral 11 ». m
and 7:45 p. tn.
J. Ν. Ivy, Pasti r.
C Γ M UKiU.AM) PRKSBYTERIAX.
Sunday school 9:45.
Prt arh.iiir <>t 11 ». m. Subject,
"Conscience." At 7 p. m. Endeavor
Society meet*. At 8 p. m. Pr<»f. J.
M. Gordon of Trinity l"nlv«*rsity
«ill deliver an address on the work
of the V, M. <\ A. Prof. Gordon
ha» jn»t returned from the «late
convention at Houston and his ad
drf»* will no doubt b* intereitinK
J. t.'. Smith, Pastor
Kikht Mkthodiht ( hi rch
PreachinK at the Methodisinhurch
tottwi rrov w t 1 1 · _ ft *♦ 7 * ifï
tn . Sunday school at 9:40 a m.
Junior League at 6.45 ρ m. To all
of these services the public in cordi
ally invited. Strangers it, tIkb city
have a warm welcome.
J. CK Pi tman, Pastor.
Exposure to Wet.
datupne·* and cold, invariably r»
nuits in a audden chill, which tf not
ι attended to Immediately will came
!» coid Hy mixing a teawjmonfnl of
Perry Davit' Painkiller in half a
gla·· of warm water or milk, the
whole *y hp m will be heated and the
danger of cold avoided Avoid «ub
•titutea, there i· but one Painkiller,
Perry Davi·'. Price 2f»c and 50c.
Β. Y. P. U. Program.
The Kind of Growth 1 Need,
A boy·' and girl·' meeting. Eph.
4:11-16. Head by W indaor Cooke.
I. lu the Unity of the Kaith, — v.
13 a; a!··) Eph. 4 ! 6. Helen Langa
foril.
2 In the Knowledge of Son of
13 b. Phil. 3:10; John
IT I tl Pet. .i IS, Ear! Jeaning·
J. In Christian Stability.- v.
14 Kph. C, 10 30; I Cor IΛ : Γ» -i Rob
ert (Jriftlu.
4 In i<>*e, while w« 'he
truth of the goapel. He «incere
about u v. 15. Daltoti Central
'. Oeoeral Dlieauinn Chrietian
Urowth. Led by Prof Bullock
Traiedy Averted.
"Ju«t ia the nick of time our lit
tle boy was »a*»d" write· Mrs W
Watkiu· of Pie »«ant City, Ohio,
'Pneumonia had played sad Ιι»»ικ·
witti tiim and a lerriN* rmuh ··>( in
beaide· Doctor· treated him, but
he gr»w worie every dav At length
we tried Dr Kiug » New Diaeovery
for Consumption, and our darling
wa» «av»d He'» now aonnd and
well." Everybody ought t<> know,
it'· th* only »ure cur·· for t'ougf »,
Cold· atid all Lung ,ii«.·»».-» Ouar
ante«>4 bv Thoiti» A Moore Price
*«e and #1 06 trial bottle· free
DeWITT'S
WITCH HAZEL
SALVE
TNI ORIGINAL.
A Well Known Cure for PQ«
Cure* β bat: nate aot e- hand* ··
tarna. tam M»à»a burn» ao4 aca.4.
p-a-n.av» W·-λ ι impra»· ina qu*JH>
!| 4"' ^·· ( '.* I%r * ΎΗλ tml ·■ '··
ik«i ajpanaitcc un proiu.a m <Aai maeai
-«· k«y
Cures Piles Permanently
OaWtti « υ Dm on^'r* ani ooly pun i«
(«iiuim Witch Haia S* *« .T*ie Loo a I»
III umi DiWITT on H17 bsi Ail ·<»·»>
*'· couotarfait n
·. C. OaWITT * CV. CMICAOO
Htild by Hiwi A Mullu.
BAD BREATH
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NAVY CMEEREO.
Admiral Togo and Hi· Mon Given a
Veto of Thank·.
Toklo. Marsh it. -The houM of rep
resentative· Friday listened to a »t(Ç
niflcant apeech by M. Tamatoto. the
minister of marine, and paaaed with
enthusiasm and without a dissent.ng
vote of thanks to Vice Admiral To?o
ami ma omcers ror tneir service to tne
country. When the vote was taken iH#
members of the house arose and cheer
ed the navy.
In his remarks the minister of marin·»
«àld it was no new thlnjf to tie prepared
for emergencies In tirrx· of peace. but
that pince lust October the Japanese
navy had l>een under the necessity «?f
Irvrreasintr its strength. and had been
constantly ready for action on arc.·· ,'t
of Russia. This, the minister re«r-t·
ted.
Continuity?, he said It had l>»en mini -1
Test to every observer that Kussli h;· I
i-onstantlv Increased her stren^fi ι-,
the far east. and that had Japan not
purchaaed the cruisers Nishln and K.i
•4,ib-,i from Argentine her naval strength I
would have been below that of Ruasi ι
Referring to the result of the work
of Vice Admiral Toco and his fleet,
M Vamoto t.od the house that loi
blockade j (iort successfully thr locU-j
■otol roK roKKVfsKHM at kikku. japan.
ml"" should be at least twice aa
!»tri»ti(r ι h thf df-fenders if the ( (·· r.
Hp *4Id the Uiteet report* sho« ·■ I that
the KuMti!!» had four battlt-ahlf.s rive
rr-.iiti m and ton tori·*· In boat i -Toy·
er* afloat at thin time. from wn'ch t
must \*e concluded that the worn )f re
pairing ftt Pt»rt Arthur «'ax being car
ried forward efficiently Th" 1st it
attack nn Port Arthur ha.I enabled the
Japene*»· to observe the actual «trcn*l:i
of the navy.
Continuing, the nilniater ea!d taat
wh.l* he hot»") for ι «tweedy term.f i
tion of the war. he must warn the
member» of the hou**· riot to b·· ov< r
•utngrutne The united efforts of Ta
per· * «o'dierw and of civilian* if r.;ih
degree he concluded, would surely »r
ry the war to a glorious and isuci e*sf-il
temslr it ι· ϋ
Νο Sickne»»
St. |vterabur* March .'β ·Οιι»ηΙ ;
Jrievltch hjj telegraphed to the <·*< . r^l
ataff that there is no in knui um.-ιηκ
the Ruxwlan troorw Sprlnff w "tth -r
pre villa Irt M «nrhurta î>et-i·· hrr nt»
of p«Uf» have g<-ne to Μ ι. I»·· a d
Vl*dlvofrto<-k itui *ev».r:>| littoral)
tralnJoada of .· rr>ur it ··· ι tîi»·■ :
*.lV to the 11 . )>lac· ·
TAX ILLEGAL
Verdict Secured by Câttle"*an Alt»'
Three Year*.
Pur· eîî. I Τ March "Λ Τf. · eie
hr a ted aae of W H Jobneor v* Jack
Ell.» and Frank M· Murray r,i-iv!rii
the collection of the I'hkk u« rattle
ta* » a* tr ·-·! before a jurj a: t re
•uited in ι vu Ιι t for th· : ,ιΙί· Τ for
damage* to hi» altle fur beir rf remov
ed The ιι «t: tut ion of thu suit in 1*11
ihumJ thr ne· i-etary of the ϋ 'erior to j
Imuo an Of 1er to remove L'Hirs··! Car- I
ter an attorney ,t Puree 11 from th·· j
lim.t* of Indian Territory The see j
h ι h been on th«- !<·· ket for tlr> y are. J
TELLS HER STORY
M '» Maurice M. Levy Makes a Senas
t.noal Statem»· t
New ; >r|.-.n - Ma: ch ; » V · « Mau
ri < VI l,ev who w u» to >_■ t here
fr< η l'art Wo-lh •niai*": ·-r -· n>a
tlocal <mn of ο- , tit at.in it \\ illai'
Mars- Ile» 1. :rt so f ri l> ν an I Im
pose -et· Iii.it J i !«e V ιι un held
Mi raellles without t>a:
Mr* I/ai » -torv >f · »« f ri >·
ah»· charge» aitaii st Mar*»*lll··» was
nnf of the moat .»·· satioi «.I at 1 rv
a.I:»M. that h.«a am . t·· <ht in a N'»»
Urtensn· >urt η η . * a lav It «ai
ùutlOM tue •aim'» w *»-· i.so|V. «* < mm»·
waa Ml*· ftoiu·n Krr 1er of New
Iberia aid Mrs Le-vy tc*attfWd that
ahe vsa ilrugti' l In a room over i a»·
loon
PiMaqmg Country
Seoul. March .» T-> d achin· :*«
Kuaain tr*»;· · ■* » ·'; . at I ' · am
ksr kfi4 th· oi'u-i ·■'·» Μι* ι·· re
ported to t» I· >m tf oiBtry 1
arounl Anju Th· ttiv ι fear
are Beein* etsul h w a ι : M ! ; ts about
fs»rt* mile· north Τ I'lr* Vang, .tnd
about »i*ty nul· » amlh ' ' V slu
r»*er
Oem.se s>* Marmajuke
Marebaii Mo Mai n»l
Vincent Marniaduk.' af -·ι I . 4 I
here imtHi «.amiy-Ihr·- * ■·· H·
waa a < *onf»«l«iate mU h a ι in· mhwr
of the Mulnhtit of the ι ί· ι ιι i*trv le i
■ turn ni the civil « it II » > a taut
of hMtli ►' Mai m-oltikr hi -I th
evtrly Mtaaoarl lovtrmtl·
dmrmmnt Vietwnew·
tWrlnc Mm. ιι ο \ «.al-l· I
M4t4i.ll Win I un |Λ
wetii, th· itnerner ..f itsiiMii «··»»( Ί* i
»Ml *..>touM«'iiiy thai i ll|M
iHi'isiied at «must .k < Moai i Match
U atibh rsaatt*·! i>> th· limn »· n<
Pet>uiaed with the loa» ( t.-N in > kill
e«t Th· ι tvt ins η |ιι«· is at |SH mets
(ktttnesl *h4 Ik > »UUII|||>.| the < I ma lie
eutv»h*· * Hvrei i slit ι«· Mai h it.
tNMrtttVtiHl ictisii t <i s.t d Mttie
I The Dally Markets
♦·♦♦♦♦♦*
Br private wire tor. tt. IiPmi* Co., .8 V
Wiim, auMtr
NEW YORK COTTON.
Month. Open. Close.
March 00 00 14 98
May 14.75 15.18
ί July. u V7 14 *7
August 14.38 14.77
September 12 50 13 10
October 11.80 12 33
NKW OKLiKAMH ootton.
Month. Open. Close.
March 00 00 15.00
May j 4. ΪΜ) 15.37
Juir 15 37 15 78
August 14 90 14 03
September 12 05 13.03
October 11.77 12.17
CHICAGO UKAIN
Wheat —
M av *.... 95%
J ulν 87 1-2
September 82 1-3
Corn —
Mav 53%
I July 50',
September 49 1-7
Oats —
May 39%
July 38
September .. 32%
C O I NT Κ Y PKOIMCK.
j 8% h 10c
j Butter 15c
sprintr Chickens 12.75 to $3.00
i ->wnet Potatoes 75 to $1.00
j Corn 55c
Oats 50c
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lu ngs.
"Several years since my lunes
were »i> badly afffcted that I had
many hemorrhages," writes A. M.
Ake, of Wood, Ind., "I took treat
ment with several physicians with
out any benefit. I then started to
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and
my lu η jre are now as sound as a bul
let. 1 recommend It in advanced
stages of lung trouble." Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the couifli and
heals the lungs, and prevents ser
ious resuit· f'om a cold. Refuse
■ substitutes. S;»id by R. W. Fearis.
Try Chamberlain & Cyphers pre
pared chick feed and watch results. ;
For sale by PlurnhofT Rros. tu fri 11
The Drouth Broken.
The long drouth has been broken
by one of the hardest rains that has
ι visited Ellis county since thj rainy
season last spring. The rain began
falling Thursday afternoon about
' o'clock and for at least twenty min
utes the downpour was quite terri
fic. The «utters were filled to over- j
flowing and the streets were flooded.
About 7 ϋ> the rain began com ng
d >wti again and continued for about
an hour. The rain at night vr:tn ac
companied by a light wind and an
electrical display
It is not known how much, t rri
tory t!i»* r,aiii covered; but iron tf;e
appearances <>f the cloud it is be
lieved the entire county received a
good drenching. All kinds «,f v^ze
taliiu will be «reatlv benefited.
Corn was coming up slowly and
«mail irain was not arowirni "ft as
rapidly as the sensoti den.auded
Cured Consumption
Mrs. H W. Kvans, Charwater, !
Kan , writes "M v husband lay sick
fur three mouths The doctors s»id
he had quick consumption. We pro- ;
cured a b«>ttle of Ballard s H*>re
houud Syrup, and it oured t in:
I hat was si* years ago *■ ! since
then wm have always kept » bottle
in the hiiunH We cannot do with
out it For coughs and colds it has
no equal." JTk·, "it)p and #1 tm Sold
bv Hood A Martin.
Préparai. balanced rat ι·>ιι (n»u feeil
t<> make uen· lajr, also iucubator·,
brooder·, etc., «t PlumhotT* tu-fri II
The Heat Cough Syrup.
S. L Apple, ex-Probate Judge,1
Ottawa Co.. Kans*-. writ»-» " I'hi· ι
ι* It· «ay that I h»»i· u%eil Hallaril · :
Hurxriouml Syrup f··r year·, and
that I d«> not herniate to recommend
it a· the boat r.iuuh eyrup 1 have
i>v»r u»ed " Sic, ."itk· and il.00 Sold
by Hood A Martin
Mr. Toi. I tit.· wilt t ·
morrow for Daiiae where lie
ta*r· a position wit ritche-Uoet
tinker l'<» m thi< .lre«* Ν lepart
meui Mr. Kit·· invite· hi· friend·
to rail Ί» htm wfa«>u » ··; i ι< - tu
l>*lia· H·· it a K>H>d «deem kit i'nt
at- urt*u·· gentleman l'> « Light
regret· to »«· hint leav»· \\ txa ι«· ι
and '•'•ruTaluiat-· — .we r
ou »*«'ut'iug hi· ivrvtt··
Working Overtime.
Kight hour law* are ι^*ο·ι I by i
IhllM It relent little w iker* t'r I
King · New l,tr« Pill» M · <|
»re aiwa>«ai work, night ami lay.
>-uriug Iiidttfwatiou, Hltl»u*o«», ;
t'onatipat ion, Sii-k Heail»<t> ii d
til .«ttoliiwoti, l.iver and Bowel 11 - * ο
Me» Kwr, pleaawnt, «at· »ure
Oulv -χ.· at rimiiia· Λ M"or< »
Τ
( ♦ » · · »·
M i»>»* » » ι»
% ·»»>**·
MIXTURE
FOR CHILDREN
Makes teething easy, regulates
'■ the bowels and stomach, stops ^
crying, cures summer complaint. ~
Mayor Vewell of Owcniboro. Κτ·,
savs : "Our baby was wasting away
while teething. His bowel» seemed
beyond control Three phvsicians
ga\e him up < >wen* Fink Mixture
saved his life I cannot say enough.
It saved our baby "
25c. ted 50c. bâties.
Meaej back it not satisfactory
J For (rumple end book free, address THE FLOYD MEDICINR CO., DLTROIT, r"C!1.
geat'oe S ) tabfet>
m pie and boo*, ir?e
genuine wtthoet tbb
I etgna'.rAo ertry ptcki'r :
«SS FLOOD'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Sold and guarante·
HOOD & MARTIN. Waxehachie.
OF
...FURNITURE...
Suits was $65.00, now - -
Suits was 65.00, now * -
Suits was 35.00, now
Suits was 43.00, now -
Suits was 33.00, now
Suits was 22.00, now , -
Suits was 50.00, now
Suits was 37.50, now -
Side Boards was 524.00, now
Side Boards was 19.00, now
Side Boards was 23.00, now
Side Boards was 22.00, now
Folding Bed·- was 527.50, now
Other iioods at equally low prices.
$52.50
50 00
24 00
33.00
27 00
16 00
38 25
30.00
18 25
12.20
17 50
17 00
21 50
WILL U. DAVIS
Fan R.ates ■#·# Ceiling Fans
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