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• WANT COLUMN. « ♦♦·♦· ·«««·* CATHER—Tonight and Saturday -rr, colder. Max. 75; Min. 59. FOR SALE—Old papers at the Daily Light office. tf FOR SALE—My residence on Rog ers street. D. Egger. 289 SALESMAN'! Show us one that can compare with a want ad. tf FOR SALE—One cart, good as new. Apply to C. N. Anderson. tf BARGAINS—Lots of them are to be found through little want ads. tf ORDERS TAKEN' at the Daily Light office for engraved calling cards, tf WANTED—An opportunity to show you what good printing is. Phones 148. tf FOR SALE—One diamond stud. A bargain. Address "F." care Daily Light. tf FOR RENT—Seven room house, close in, on Rogers street. Tom Bur leson. tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— The best way to find it is to use this column. tf TOR SALE—Jersey cow. fresh in milk. M. A. Townsend, University Addition. d88w7pd WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water delivered daily. B. S. McCourt. Old Phone 4 61. tf AN ELEPHANT! If you have one on your hands try a want ad for quick relief. tf ON THE FENCE is the place for politicians. For all your wants try this column. tf A FULL LINE of greenhouse plants, also cabbage and tomato plants. Bird Forrest. 309 STENOGRAPHER : Miss Zora Tay lor, office with G. t·. Groce, Citizens Bank Building. oktf WANTED—You to read this column closely every day. You will find it interesting to you. tf WANTED—A place to work for a part, or all of my board until school closes. Old phone 160. 88p FOR SALE—Barred Rock eggs, ΪΙ.ΓιΟ for 1". Selected. .T. E. Riddle, at H. P. Mizell Co.'s. 89 FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching, Rhode Island Reds, 15 for $1.00. P. F. Devenport, 40S Water street, ti FOR RENT—Good four room house corner of Brown and Marvin streets, near public school. C. M. Supple, tf REWARD OFFERED for anything that's better or more up-to-date than our printing. Both phones 148. tf FOR SALE—Eggs from one of the finest pens of Barred Rocks in the county, IS for $1.00. Frank Stovall, 512 Dunn street. 89 OlTR OB.IECT is to clean and press your clothes to suit you. We guar antee our work to be as good as the best. Red Front Tailor Shop on Col lege Btreet. tf FOR RENT—Two five room cot tages on West Jefferson street, two blocks from square. All modern conveniences. Apply to J. W. Mar tin or Mrs. J. W. Martin. tf CALVIN BROS., are prepared to at tend to your wants when they are in the gents' furnishing line. Clean ing. pressing and repairing receive their careful attention and satisfac tion is always guaranteed. Phone them and see. tf INSURE YOUR STOCK —Insure your stock with G. H. Alderman. He represents the oldest and strongest Live Stock Insurance company doing business in this county. The Texas Mutual has paid out more money in this county for dead horses than all the other companies have business in force. Office over W. B. Reymul kr'r. paint store. West Side Square. G. H. Alderman, Agt. 313 THE ^^RAILWAYJ^ WEST TEXAS Is fast becoming the fruit, vegetable, grain and cotton country of the Southwest, it will pay you to in vestigate right now. All IDEAL CLIMATE HOMESEEKEES' TICKETS ON SALE DAILY E. P. TURNER Geacral Pa*»enfer Ajenl DALLAS. TEXAS THE SPORTING WORLD! FIXAI. A H U A X < ί F M F \ TS COM PLFTKM FOU PACIFIC HF- | LAV HACK Ml'.KT. San Francisco. Mar. 6.—Final ar rangements were completed today by the Pacific Athletic Association for the great relay race meet, the j first of its kind to be heid on this | coast, which is scheduled for tomor row. The event will run exactly as j that of the University of Pennsyl vania's famous relay meet on Frank- | lin Field. Philadelphia, and has at tracted the best runners of this sec-| tion of the country. Another important event in Pacific coast athletics tomorrow will be the intercollegiate meet between Stan ford University and the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. This meet marks the beginning of the track season for the Stanford team. The complete schedule fol- j lows: Saturday, March 7, University of Southern California vs. Stanford, at Los Angeles; Saturday. March 14. j Olympic Club vs. Stanford, on cam- j pus; Saturday, March 21, University j of Southern California vs. Stanford, on campus; Friday, March 27, Po mona College vs. Stanford on cam pus; Saturday, March 28, freshmen intercollegiate 1 meet at Berkeley; [Saturday, April 18, varsity intercol jlegiate meet, on campus. Georgetown Athletic Meet. Washington, March 6.—George town university will undoubtedly have the greatest athletic meet ever held under the colors of the Blue and Gray in Convention hall tomorrow, practically all the leading instltu I tions of the east and the south hav ! ing entered men. Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Wesleyan and Virginia I will be on hand with large teams. ! Vanderbilt University is expected tA 'send a relay team to make the first 'appearance of the Tennessee institu tion in eastern track athletics. St. ] Louis University has entered its j t racks, as has the University of Xo t*e Dame. Cornell. Pennsylvania, ! Wesleyan, Brown, Washington and ! Lee and ,!ohn Hopkins will be repre sented by teams or individuals, j Georgetown aVl Virginia will I meet for the championship of the j South in one of the five relay races ι arranged. Harvard Track Team. Cambridge, Mass., March 6.— Harvard track team will open its seas«n tomorrow with an indoor car nival in Hemenway gymnasium. Other dates on the schedule are as follows: April 11, handicap games, Soldiers Field; 17th. class games. Soldiers' Field; May 2. New England inter scholastic championships. Soldiers' Field; Dartmouth. Soldiers' Field; 16th, Yale. Soldiers' Field; 29th, land 30th. intercollegiate meet. Socker Teams to Meet. ί New York, March 6.—Columbia's socker team will go to Philadelphia tomorrow, where a game will be played with the University of Penn sylvania. The Morningside institu tion has a strong tram and the men are confident of winning from the Quakers. The complete Columbia socker schedule is as follows: Tomorrow, University of Pennsyl vania, at Philadelphia; 8th. Haver ford, at Haverford; 14th, Yale at New Haven; 21st, Cornell at South Field; 28th, Harvard £t Cambridge. BLOOD WILL TELL j Old Adage I'roven by Waxahachlc Many people have looked upon this idea with ridicule and scepticism but show us a person in Waxahachie who has pure rich! red blood, and ; we will show you a person who is ! healthy, strong and robust with I clear skin and bright eyes. On the I other hand, a person whose blood is ! poor, thin, badly nourished, sluggish ! or watery is just as sure to be sub ject to nervousness and all kinds of j human aches, pains and ills, and that [ tired out feeling is inevitable. Then J the Impurities of the blood often break out in the form of eruptions. To such persons we recommend Vinol, the modern cod liver prepar ation without oil, it will purify, vi talize and enrich the blood, and create health and strength in a sur prisingly short time. This is because Vinol is a scientific preparation con taining all the medicinal and body building elements of cod liver oil taken from fresh cods' livers with peptonate of iron, which is a need ful constituent for the blood, added. We ask every person in Waxaha chie to try Vinol * satisfaction. Hood & Curlin, Drug gists, Waxahachie, Texas. People. to return money rosTM.\sT!;i;s ι;ι,ι:ι'τ ofkk i its At III·· Initial Meeting a l'ovin Jitent Organization Is I'orniefl. At the meeting of the postmasters of Ellis county Wednesday a per manent organization was formed anil officers elected. The organization is to be known as the Ellis County Postmasters' Association. Meetings will be held quarterly and subject to the call of the president. The pur pose of the organization is to give the postmasters an opportunity to j discuss matters of interest to the postal service. Officers chosen for the first year ! are as follows: W. G. McClain, près- | ident; Berry McGee. vice president; J G. H. Griffin, secretary and treas- ' urer. The follow ing postmasters and as- j sistants enrolled as charter mem bers: W. G. McClain, Waxahachie; J. S. McEldowney, Midlothian: Berry McGee, Italy; L. Hopkins, G. L. Hopkins, Ferris; \V. R. Reed, Red Oak; ,T. G. Clay, Bristol: A. M. Mor rison, Ennis; G, H. Griffin, Milford; W. G. Gardner, Waxahachie. Immediately following the ad- | journment of the postmasters the ! Republican club of Ellis county held j an enthusiastic meeting. It was in j the nature of a love feast for the ' faithfully few, and all present were j loyal republicans. This meeting was j for the purpose of the members get ting better acquainted with each other, to revive interest in the par ty, to work for an increased mem bership and to confort one another I in anticipation of the defeat that is j in store for their national ticket next ; November. Many of those present made speeches that rang like a gold stan dard or a high tariff, and when Pres ident Roosevelt's picture was dis played pinned to an American flag there was much applause. The men tion of tke name of Hon. Cecil Lyon, j chairman of the state republican ex- j ecutive committee, was also the sig nal for an enthusiastic demonstra tion. The speakers showed their keen appreciation of Mr. Lyon's ser vices in behalf of the party in Tex as. To have spoken otherwise would have been an act of ingratitude since the distribution of pie in Texas was controlled by Mr. Lyon. $ 1 (Mi Reward, SHH). The readers of this [laper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that ! science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fra ternity. Catarrh being a constitu tional disease, requires a constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des troying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the consti tution and assisting nature in do ing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. d A Farmer Injured. Β. T. Massey had a painful acci dent the first of the week. He was riding a mule from the field where he had been plowing and in dis mounting sprained his knee. The knee is badly swollen and he is hardly able to walk.—Midlothian Argus. GET IN LINE Use our long distance lines North, East, South and West. Save 10c on every call ior towns -within the county. Quick service and courteous treatment. Cilia Co. Ind. Telephone Co. F. S. EATON. Mgr. Bear in Mind ν The fact that when you buy Jewelry you are putting your money into something you are going to keep and you had better buy something you will not tire of in a few days. Our styles are perfect ones and you should see them be fore you buy. Thomson ζ Son. Mfat Sid· Jtweters rtVLFS FOU GOOI) mîjf.stion. Λ Simple Way to Prevent and Cure i Stomach Trouble. Tile sufferer from indigestion and j stomach weakness should eat slowly 'and chew the food thoroughly. But as the majority of people have already so abused the delicate stom ach that they suffer with distress af ter eating, flatulence, headaches, coated tongue, spots before the eyes and the many other symptoms of in digestion, it is necessary for them to use Mi-o-na, the only remedy that will strengthen the muscular walls of the stomach and increase the flow j of gastric juices so that indigestion will be cured. Mi-o-na puts the whole digestive system in such shape that it can care foi all the food that is eaten without pain or distress. Hood & Curlin give an absolute I guarantee with every 50 cent box to ! refund the money unless Mi-o-na ! does all that is claimed for it. A ; guarantee like this must inspire i your confidence in the remedy. 288 Veterans Meeting. I Winnie Davis Camp, U. C. V., met ! in regular session at city hall, about ! thirty-five old veterans being pres ent. Capt. W. A. Boyce, who at a former meeting was appointed to raise a company of old Confederate Veterans, made a verbal report as to the amount necessary of equip each soldier in accordance with the adopted regulations. After which a ! motion was made and carried unani i mously, that all veterans present wishing to join the company to en roll their name now, that another meeting be held on Saturday, 14th inst., 2 p. m. for the purpose of ■ completing the organization and electing officers. The company will be uniformed and tjpe state is expect | ed to furnish arms. The following signified their intention of joining 'and had their names enrolled, twen ty-four in number, viz: W. A. Boyce, J. B. Wilson, J. M. Harwell, B. F. Forrester, Y. C. Ed mundson, W. H. Norman, Ε. T. Stoker, A. B. McKnight, J. J. Delk. W. A. Watson, O. A. Finley, J. P. McCaleb, H. M. Rhodus, W. L. Per ry, Wm. Stiles, T. B. Criddle, J. \v. Price, W. J. F. Ross, W. H. Kidd, W. F. Price, Jno. E. Poindexter, S. H. Guthrie, J. D. Carden, W. J. Stevenson. It is to be hoped that all old com rades who can do so, will not fail to be on hand, on 14th inst., at 2 p. m., and join this noble band of old bat tle-scarred veterans. You will have but little to do except on special oc casions, then only as guards of hon or. Your fighting days have past. Now stand by and look on and en joy the sights at our reunions. W. L. P. LEIGH, Adjutant. Camp Winnie Davis 108, U. C. V. Buy your pumpe from F. S. Cronk Co. All kinds. Price» ' way" down, tf I Suiting he Young Man C) • &, The young fellow is the faithful follow- / -1 â er of fashion. He is always the first to ΙΛ^Λ' {ÎM notice a change and the first to adopt it. Our smart suits are accepted by young men as interpreting their ideas of style. Our Spring Suits For these swell young dressers are of smart fabrics and are :cut and tailored with all the style that can be worked into a suit It's the smaller details that put style into a Young Man's Suit and these have received careful at tention. Our prices are certainly very reasonable. $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 up to $22.00 or $25.00 Mr. Young Man, if you are after smartness in a Spring Suit here's where you can get what you are looKing for. Our new Spring line has just come in. We'll be pleased to show you any day. ....... New Hats, too. . . . New Shirts and Neckwear. J. S. Campbell & Co For Cleanliness and Comfort I USE, AN ♦ ♦ Electric Flatiron \ We install them on 30 days trial Waxahachie Electric 4 Gas COMPANY : ■w : CHEERFUL NEWS. There is a place in town where vou can get clothes statist action. No "it's," "and's" or "but's"—just satisfaction or your money back. Every garment made to individual measurement. If you come to us once you wili come to us always. No words wasted in nur ads—we simplv want to show vou. Suits to order, $20, $25.00. $27 50. $30.00 or $35.00. East Side Square. CALVIN BROS A NERVE TONIC for Over-Wrought Business Men Business conditions today ask more of a man's vitality than ever befqfe. It's one continuous drive at high tension, overtaxing the body and brain until a complete break down comes. The nervous system suffers most of all. The demand upon it is the most relentless. To succeed in business today usually means to be a nervous wreck at forty, if not before. For a man working day in, day out, under these conditions Americanitis Elixir is as necessary as food and drink. This unique medical discovery strengthens and tones the nerves to meet this unnatural de mand upon them. It supplies to the body Chosphorus in soluble form—a thing never efore considered possible. Rexall Ameri canitis has accomplished wonderful results all over the country and its merits are now universally recognized. Get a bottle of this nerve tonic today. Note how quickly that feeling of nervous strain disappears. 75 Cents Per Bottle The Story of Ρ EX means "king," and the combination makes Rexall "king oi all." We have proven time and time again that Rexall Reme dies are kings above all others. For rK>re than two years an expert travelled all over the world in search of extraordinary remedies. When ever he heard of a wonderful cure of any nature he did not rest until he per sonally could see the effect ol the prescription used. Where he founcfthe remedy perfect he purchased the pre scription, but it was never used as a Rex all remedy until the properties had been thoroughly anal yzed by the chem ists and physicians oi the United Drug Company. HOOD & CURLIN, Druggists THE STORE