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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], August 06, 1904, Image 5
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FOR CHILDREN
Makes teething · easr, regulates
the bowels arid stomach, stop#
crying, cures summer complaint.
Mayor V ewe II of Owenaboro, Κ t.,
t»y*î ~Oof :>*by *»* wasting away
while teething Hit bowel# sefmed
beyond coettol Thret phytic Uns
(TîVf h m «ρ « Nrens Pmk Mixture
Mvçvj his Uic I iùtuA ê*y enough.
' It sited our baby."
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\PVrt 0>Ό·« OYSPFPSIA'TABLETS Uvsssasjwfiss
Bold ard guarantees v<\ HOOD ζ MARTIN, Waxahachie.
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% SAVINGS
S LIFE,
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(* PROVLRB THRLE -l! is «η ex
« 'tient thing life insure i. but
(Φ we can tt*l! you a better thin. Keep it
(49 insured
r.
·; Strickland, Harbin Ç, Stephenson
j! general agents
Wax&h&chie Texas
WHY · DID = JONES
Put · light»"' lU-i-aufM- hi» <mI lamp* wen· <iar>g»*r
;(■·< ;*:· .ir.t an»i IreebietvBM· (All oil lamps art*·
J ' · rraizerf (hat thr small extra ne« «-**ar> to pro
v, >«· K'<itri< Light· wa- rni.r»· thaï» off *rt b> th«- «afctv,
>«» .-η . n. . j gri-att-r ilitimiruttm^ power "f Kkvtrtctt.
Aft··· investigating you < ann«>t hut agtw with Jon«s.
Waxahachie Gas and EJectric
ΦΦΦ Company ΦΦΦ
TOI (00ft ^a»«ua(ra4rat
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CO#<r»»*PT
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A plumber ta.il>' want»
Mm In ib»rt ord*r. and
mm uni only «>»« jrna
prompt Miration, l>ut
w* do it i|Ul<*kly and
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"Ffo»ty"
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"DailM ' ριΜ», «ι %i
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W» It|«« tor MIIm KMIW4,
OtIUs # Brewery
Dallas. Texas
Β. F. Thornhill 4 Co
Transfer and Storage
Agents tor
K1CMAK0S0N GAY OIL CO
W !u\ e ' t'ruk
warehouse for stor
age . ( j· «hJs trans
ferred, >t red an Λ
delivered. . . .
Wo wholesale lubri
cating ind illuminat
ing oils. Call us for
terms, etc
W.tiehouM" Γ i»»n.
Be» No.
Πι
Mali V
Log Cabins and
Brtwa Slonr From*
at the vame price
hMimates given
on application....
Job wtirk promptly
attended to
rOUEST < MADSON,
CUT Mall
«w mm.
P. M. Park* «pont yesterday M
Miiford getting the gio, which la
ander the management of the W»x
ihftchie Cotton Oil Company, readr
to bagiti running. All th· machin
ery ha· been.overhauldd and pat in
Brat class condition for tbU season.
Part of an old bale was ginned yes
terday to get the machinery properly
trained and adjusted. Mr. Parks
■ ays if the weather had continued
1ry this week four bales of new cot
ton would have beeu ginned there
yesterday. Several farmers have
parts of bales picked, but on account
it the rain they have not been able
to finish them. Mr. Parke says that
the cotton that Jis now opening is
from King's f-»rlv variety, ihe seed
jf which was planted early. He save
the boll worms have not yet made
their appearance in the Miiford
country, but if the showers continue
Mr. Parke thinks they «ill soon
begin their ravages.
STOP THAT COl'UH!
When a cough, a tickliujf or an
Irritation in the throat makes you
feel uncomfortable, lake Italian!'»
Horehound S.vrup. Don't wait until
the disease has gone beyond control.
Mr. and Mr*. J. A Anderson, .T4
w«-»t 5th St., Salt Lake City, 1'tah,
writes; "We think Italian! s H"re
hound Syrup th·· I» st medicine for
cough» and colds. \V> have used it
for several .v-ar· ; it always «ives
immediate relief, is very pleasaut
and iftves perfect satisfaction." \Sôc,
5ϋο., ♦ 1 at Hood Λ Marir..
kc (<>W Melons.
Do you want an ic* cold melon?
! have plenty of ttier.:, and t!.ey are
fine ones. Wend <r phone your
orders. Phone No. 15. T. W. Park.
10
War Against Consumption.
All nation» are endeavoring to
check the ravage» of consumption,
the "white plague" that claims so
many victim· each year. Foley'»
Honev aud Tar cure» cough* and
cold* perfectly and you are in no
danger of consu siptiou. Do not
risk your health by taking some un·
knofpn preparation when Foley'»
Honey aud I'ar is s;»fr and certain in
results Ask for Foley'» Honey aud
Tar aud insist upon having it. Sold
by B. W. >ean».
titr«»rtffMrv tormqmtate.
Hy reason of special arrangements
which have been perfected it is prac
tically conceded in many quarters
that to and from California either
one or both wavs via "The Denver!
*
Km ad " will be the choice of those at
tending both the Trieijnlal Conclave
of the Knlphts-Templar and the
Sovereign Orand Lodge 1. <► <». F.
to he held in San Francisco during
September and on account of which
round trip tickets will be on sale
August 1'ith to September 10th, in
clusive, at rate of #4 from nearly |
all points In Texas aud the South
west
The choice of the route mentioned i
for these trips is largely attributable
to the fact that it is the only line
reaching that territory from Te«as
directly through panoramic New :
Mexico and "Cool Colorado" pass
ing enroule and allowing stop-overs
at any of the numerous magniflceut
and popular priced lesorts of the
northwest, including those «·f Cali
fornia a» well a· Ogderi ai.d Salt
I.ake City, l iah. in addition to
such points as Denver for Moulder
Colorado Spring», I'ueblo aud Trin
idad, Colorado It is understood
thai tickets f'-r this occasion may
be »h*'ured to go « is one route and
return another, and In view of the
superior attract!» en»-s» of the routes
viattie several C'otoradu gateways,
it mav be fair to presume t at ap
proximately ninety [ er cent of those
living la the southwest will traverse
the rails of "The Denver Road'
tr>rou»' tiie great and de»el«ip
In». "Panhandle of 1<ι«· in at
(east on· direction. tf !
fur termers l*»htatr
Hei»w is tlie progran f »r t ·■ Fllis
t ut.ty ► am ers I · ! « *
meets at th· courth'ue· ?*aturdty,
August ! I
( letter al discussion < η 11 · il: "t.· rent
«attelle» of rottoii and fertilisait >u
The flrst speaker ou Mis sut»)e<t
will he J D Frail who ru ι* · J.
Η Mavis' fartu and 1 as planted this
season eighteen different «atleti»·
ul «· tl<*u aad has fertilised *»·ιη· · f
It. |.»>n ι -ker. wi > has A«· acre*
l>l r»tl»e fertilised with j l; S| ate
andposaei Mse< u l'a»t«f ·>■«>, iuM
a«er »( the f*ir«ii t it ο yard.
wt··· ha» sis· fertilised it»» arrea «f j
early lualsiisi reilos I. H I'eters,
the gia tas». «h· is *le ι i|»tl
Msstlut with early wsturiaf r >ttoa
J. M. Mslnssf, >»f M atone y, wtM»!
aie» sssd con «ernai fertilisers thie ,
sea»*»a as·4 Mr. iiarrts .» ..f
Naaii at·® ta sle« faii<««ia* the .11·
reetlt»· *1 Dr. Κι>·*ψ I· the rslltts
«tas» of aavaral arree sa ht» bt«
farms.
The»* «til be a· sMrsss (»y Τ L
>*« etsr iuduetrtal «mi«| the Κ at y
»'«· I· p»»aart4|f sus· «f the heet past
l»ier«asi<>a <»f general farm aub
•era hr a»en.!>ere ..f the luetttute
asMl etaitor» t.» the mMici
At tbi· < ttHMtinf an election of
officer· tor the raaaieg year will be
Attended to, and each anjd every
farmer In Ellis county and from any
connty I· cordially Inritef to be
present ard take part in tbe discus
sions looking to the upbuilding of
the agricultural interests of every
farmer. J. 8. Davis,
Pres. Ellis Co. Farmers' Institute.
J. M. LANCASTER.
Chairman Program Committer.
Rev. J. N. Ivy has just "closed a
successful meeting at Great House
near Boz.
Laundry Agency.
I have just opened an agency
for the Oil City Laundry, of Corsi
cana. Shipment· uo out Mondays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays. Bun
dles returned and delivered in two
day« from time of shipment. All
work guaranteed first-class. Try
our work. "If it pl"ases you tell
others, if not tell me."
OS Ο. N. LiikiKTT, A Kent.
Ride on the ferns Wheel.
Ttif ί»'π·Ηΐ Expositions held during
tlie last fifteen years have produced
two marvelous examples of engi·
neeriiiK and constructive ability.
One of these, the Eitfel Tower, was
designed and built by a Frenchman
at Paris f r the Exposition of
the other, the Ferris Wheel, was
deslgued and built by the ia:e Geo.
W. G. Ferris tor the World's Colum
bian Exposition at Chicago, in 1S03.
Paris auain beid a great. Exposi
tion in but failed toproduce any
feature to take the place of tbe Eif
fel Tower. In America, St. Louis,
in 11*04, planned and produced the
greatest Exposition the world lias
ever seen. Scores of attempts were
made to invent something more won
derful and more attractive than the
Ferris Wheel, but as Paris failed to
outdo her own Eiffel Tower, so did
St. Louis fail to fqual the far-famed
Ferris Wheel of the World's Colum
bian Exposition of ISf.'i. Arrange
ments were accordingly made to
bring the Ferris Wheel to the Louis
iana Purchase Exposition, and it
was (iiven tt location near the geo
graphical center of the grounds.
The problem of moving the Fer
ris Wheel from Chicago to St. Louis
was stupendous - 4 200 tons of ma
terial. including the 70-ton axle, be
sides engines, boilers and derricks
aud falsework, had to be transport
ed. One hundred and s^vesty-five
freight cars were required to move
this material.
(ROSS ROADS
(iKANDMA.
We had a nice rail., and cotton
look· fine. 1 think it will make a
bai»* to the acre
Mr. Borders a"d wife wore the
truest· of Mr. Shafner and wife
Suηday.
Mr J. Τ Spain and wife left Sat
urday for their home in Brown
county. Γ hey hatt* bf«n visiting
their delimi ter, Mrs. Eftie Jenkins.
Mr. Wiley Britton aud Jimmie
White visited friends ai Cross
Koads Suuday.
Mr. Η. M. Jenkins and wife went
t<> Italy Sunday.
Mr. Kay Vine· \ isited friends ut
thi· place Sunday
Mr. Charlie Britton . f Avalon
• pent Sunday wit Mr. it E. Jenk
ins and wife.
Mr Fnka, t! » man who organized
the farmers union at fro·· ItoHd*
wtis witfj tf en: Saturday night
\utqif Woman
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GOING TO i
ST. LOUIS?1
or»t*· *©u
VERY LOW RATES
WORLD S FAIR
SUMMER RESORTS
NOKTH AND EAST.
WltM MiOTHÛI OC tTOft NU AT |
btKI KA SPHirxKIS
« MONTE NE.
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Less Than One R.ate Fare
To San Francisco, Cal., and Return
Will be effective daily Aut lo Se>C 1Mb intlasire. Ira· all Station* on all
Lw«a is Texas tid the Sontbwest. via
This arrangement makes the very liberal Stop-over privileges Doubly
\ aluable and will greatly enhance the pleasure of those desiring an ex
tended V acation or who are capable of appreciating such Oceans of Rug
gi*d Scenic (rrandeur as is afforded only via the routes through
"Panoramic New Mexico, "Cool
Colorado and "Irrigated Utah.
There is never a more delightful tim< for visiting Colorado and the
Northwest than dunnjr Septemtrer and October. A postal addressed to
the undersigned will secure to interested parties several Specially Val
uable Pointer-, aiso descriptive literature and detailed particulars re
garding rates and arrangement-. . ........
"THE DENVER ROAD"
In either one or both direction* according to
with ol Passengers.
A. A. GLISSON, General Agent
Fort Worth, Texas ->·· ·♦ ·*»
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THROUGH Φ SLEEPER
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t DALLAS and BEAUMONT
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T. <S N. O.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Connecting with the Famous
Sunset Limited
Ou the Southern Pacifie, f»>r Vw Orleans and the Kast. carry
injf Pullman Observation Sleepers, Free Chair Cars and Stand
ard Dining Cars. : : : : : : : : :
T. J. ANDERSON, JOS. HELLEN
Geu. Pass. Atrent Asst. Geu. Pass. Aèrent
Houston, Texas
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WHEN YOuTrAVEL
S ELECT A RAILWAY AS
YOU DO YOUR CLOTHES
KATY SERVICE
(MISSOURI. KANSAS <1 TEXAS RAILWAY
Suggests Com'ertaMe and Casement Trams.
THE "KATY FLYER" AND
KATY DINING STATIONS.
Meats Moderate In Prtci.
OnsM-„assea i« Qualty ana Serrice
ONE PRICE
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fS
oiol
The New way and ,he beM way
from
Fort Worth ,o
South and Southwest Texas and Old
Mexico Is the
I. & G. N. fc
Γwo tr.uns duiv l·- ι\ in_: l η »n Sî.it! η t r
Waco Marlin, Bryan. Houston. Austin.
San Antonio and Mexico.
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