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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

for the first eleven, and last year it
was It's even. The apparent gain is
only a pound and a half per man. The
gain is in reality more than this, as the
figures for weights given out at train
ing quarters are understood to be ex-
ceedingly conservative
The Wisconsin lineup will not be
announced by, Coach Curtis definitely
and finally until a few moments before
the whistle blows for the state of the
contest Saturday, but the team is
known to be determined, barring acct
dents. The lineup at. the secret sig
nal practice afternoons and at night is
one thing and in the scrimmage it is
another. This is because Coach Cur
tbs refuses to risk the chances Of Sc
rious injury to some Of his veterans
and delicate men by sending them into
hard scrimmages this week. The Wis
,consin eleven. as it will line UP against
Chicago, at least at the start of the
game Saturday afternoon, together
with the announced weight Of each
man, is as follows: 225& 5~@ -
Let. end, Capt Abbott. 17s pounds;
left tackle, Findlay, 166; left guard,
Bertke, 179; center, Remp, 1873; right
guard, Chamberlain, 1872; right tackle,
Washer, LA; right end, Bush, tz172;
quarterback, Fogg,31 80, left halfback,
Vanderboon1,Y ITS; fullback, Peterson,
IT'S; right halfback,. Baine, 198.
81 Substitutes: Hirschberg, tackle
159; 4Burkhardt, halfback, 155; Saw
age half or fullback, ITO; Hart, end,
1865; Cecil Schneider. quarterback, 14S;
Thompson, tackle, no.. Perry, full
back 1885, Wrabetz, halfback, 100;
Harvey, fullback,. ITS; Edge, guard,
1872.
notices from the faculty, signed by
President Van Hise, asking all to at
tend the Chicago Wisconsin football:
game Saturday and also to gather in
the main hall Saturday morning to
discuss matters pertaining to univer-
sity welfare.
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IT'S IN GOPHERS
TO WIN GAME.
Continued from First Page.

i F.lft lF-
started in ito show where Michigan
had the advantage of the gophers. IN
the back f1eld,'' says Y ost, .Heston is
so much better than anything they've
got that our deficiency at quarter
(Which had been alluded to by
Walkerl will more than be made up
for by the difference. Gregory will OUT
play Strathern, both our ends are a
shade the better and at tackle Mad
dock Is certainly enough to make up
for what Schacht will have on Curtis.
think the guard positions are a
Estandoff. sss-
He May Get a jolt. I
Yost differs from most football
mensin that. he is not afraid to predict.
may or may not be we'll founded. It
will be remembered that fitzpatrick of
Wisconsin said in the early part. Of
the JASON of 1902 that the Minnesota
Wisconsin game lWase...an Immortal
e elm s. y So IVES but not not IN the
least an even chance that Yost is mis-
taken. Eze asF ss
An amusing statement from Ann
Arbor is to the effect that the Michi-
gan scrubs have been using Mime
sofa formations and plays against the
regulars. AS a matter of fact Minne-
sofa has used only the simplest plays,
civ oScA SS1y ally llCW IOi IldIlOIlS, Ill
the games thus far. Michigan adher-
ents may rest assured that any fancy
plays which may be used by Mime
sofa Saturday~Will be seen for the first
time in public.
The Betting.
Betting continues light around
town, Michigan refusing to offer bet
ter odds than 10 to 7, while Mime
sofa men, want something better. The
gopher. adherents, however, are APP
parently growing more confident every
day. u .%
Spectators Reap a. Harvest.
Ticket Spectators are reaping a
harvest this year. Altho about 10000
seats, including boxes, were reserved,
the nunMber has proved Insufficient to
supply yhe demand, Spectators who
have managed to secure a good num-
Der of tickets are holding them at
from So to IS, according to the loca-
ton. .".9 .-'r@
The bleachers on the west end of
the field promise to provide better ac-1
commodation for the spectators than
was expected. Manager Barnard says
that all persons who are stationed
above the fifth row can sit down and
still get an excellent view of the game.
The total seating capacity Of Northrop
field Saturday will be about 5000, in
stead Of $4,000, as at first thought.
The preparations for the safety of
the spectators will be thoro. The
stands will be inspected before the
game by the, Minneapolis building in
spector and by the inspectors: of; the
casualty insurance company that has
insured Greater Northrop field. -
Chief Conroy has detailed forty po
licemen, six of them mounted, and the
fire department will send a detail Of
thirty men to assist the police, IF nee
essary. Aside from this force, there
will be 100 ushers and twenty student
guards on duty -
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GOLF

Two teams of women golfers, represent
ing the Philadelphia and New York wo-
mems clubs, met yesterday on the Cour-
try club corrse at BrooEline, Mass. for
the honor of challenging the Boston team
for the Grscom trophy, which the last
named association won last year. The
Quaker City players were successful by
a score Of "a to 10. The New Workers.,
however, were without the services of
their two strongest players. Mrs. Stout
and Mrs. Manice, the former the national
champion this year. .' s.: ,.e -: :.
The best match Of the day was between
the two leaders. Mrs. Caleb Fox and Miss
Georgianna Bishop, which resulted III a
tie, both players making the eighteen
holes In 9 strokes. Two other matches
were also halved. 49,. -. . =
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CHICAGO MEN ASK ODDS
Maroons Adherents Seem to Be Losing
Confidence in Team.

Madison, Wis, Oct. 29.---More Chi
cago money than wisconsin has made
it's appearances in Madison, but the
Chicago money demands odds of 5 to
A Ne. This is the betting situation with
reference to the Chicago wisconsin
football game to be played at Camp
Randall Saturday. Confidence in the
Wisconsin team is fairly strong, but
the fact that most Of the regulars are
being held out of all the scrimmage
practices this week cause many to fear
that the team is In bad shape for
the big game.
The Wisconsin team that will line up
against Chicago is bit, heavier than
the badger team of last year, but the
difference is not great. The average
this year is 1761s pounds to the man
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carIeton's Team Crippled.

Mortified, Mimi, Oct. 29.-Carletons
football team returned from it's trip to
st. Peter yesterday morning in. a rather
crippled condition. It played the. Gustavus
Adolphus college of that place a, tie game
Monday, the score being 0 to- Q. Several
of the Carleton men were unable to play
on account Of injuries received in the
Shattuck game last week. They had the
ball on ST. Peters one yard line when
time was called in the first half, and in
another moment could have scored Garlic
tons goal line was never in danger, and
Coach Baird feels confident that had all
of his men been able to play they would
have won the game handily.
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Three. to one on Yale.

f New York, Oct. 20 Considerable money
was bet yesterday in the Broad street curb
on the results of the game between Co
lumbia and Yale next Saturday. The
odds only got as high as to on Yale.
Most Of, the bets We're made at 21a to 1.
Sanford, the former Columbia coach, who
is a Yale graduate, appeared on the curb
as an active bettor on Yale, placing about
$1,000 in various wagers.
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No Football for the Kids.

Milwaukee, Oct 29.-Football among the
small boys on the city streets and vacant
lots must cease. So declares Chief Of
Police Jansen, who has instructed all
patrolmen to stop the games among school
boys that are not played on the campus.
In this move the chief is supported by
President Quin Of the school board, who
is opposed to the game.
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West Des MoInes VS.. erinnell.

Grinnell. Iowa, Oct. 29.-On Saturday
occurs here one Of the most interesting
high school football games that will be
played in Iowa this year. The West
will contest for honors with the Grinnell
high school team, which has been state.
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Georqetown Defeats Naval Cadets,

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 29.-Georgetown
defeated the navy yesterday, by a score OF
II Ito 5. Attic the midshipmen played
well. the visitors were stronger and faster
Several of the midshipmen were slightly
injured. <Touchdowns-Reily, Hart and
Halsey. Goals from touchdowns-CarrolI
2. Time Of halves-Twenty-five and TWEEN
ty minutes i 49, 50 H..
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Carlisle Team comIno West,

Carlisle. Pa, Oct. s29.-Coach Warner Of
the Carlisle football team is planning a
trip thru the west with his eleven The
team will play at the Northwestern uni
versity, Chicago on Thanksgiving Day.
and then go farther west, playing other
teams and will play at Pasadena, Cal,
on New Years Day s%''
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TURNER'S.

Two records were broken in the city
league last night, when Chris team
took three, games from the St. An
thongs. Phillips set a new mark for
high score for the league, with 278,
and also made a new high average with
222 Id. The scores: ~, -, .
" T. CHRIS W - - = +. Y I
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four-oar crew Of the Eureka Boat club
which in 1875 won the worlds champion
ship at the Philadelphia Centennial expo
sition, died yesterday at Newark, N. r.,
at the age Of 81. ~ J.. r.g
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EASY Win for shat+uck

Faribault, Mimi, Oct 29.-The game
here yesterday between Shattuck and
Manchester football teams in the Inter-
collegiate league series was won by Shat
tuck by a score Of As to 6.
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Carey's Magnesia Cement Roofing.
The only roofing material that grows
better with age. Try it. w. S. Mott
Company. Both phones. 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

The cross country team of the st. Paul
Paul Young Mems Christian association
has sent a challenge to the MINNEAPOLIS
association for a relay run between the
two teams and the challenge has been ac-
copied. The run will probably be held
about the middle of next month
1t is planned to have the teams start
from either the Minneapolis or the st.
Paul association rooms and to run to this
one in the other city, making total dis
lance Of twelve miles to be covered
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In the Commercial league the pow
ers team took three straight from the
POWERS MERCANTILE 70

In the Flour and Grain league the
Observation-Disclosures team took two out
of three from the st. Anthony and
Dakota club: - ~. ~. >'I.>,
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McCAULL & WEBSTER.
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS

The coursing meet at Madison, S. D.,
had excellent weather yesterday, and the
rabbits: were p1cntiful. The following
trials were run: J. J. Fitzgerald's Ho
Mellette beat Frank Mullaney's Bluebil;
D. Mckinnon's Fannie H, beat Louis
Numbers Gay; P. II. Flening's J. Fred,
beat VIII. Bucks Nancy. Hanks; Matt
Renschfs Ramona Girl beat Fred Berg
streser's Big Dick; George Weatherill's
Moodys Pride, beat.P. H. Flemings Mig;
George sWeatherills Lady Leroy, beat A.
"a. Freezes Sparkle;ss N. p. McGillivray' S
Don Mack, beat Matt ellis Trooper Sec
ond. *&:f$
. The finals are being run to-day.
Tom Sharkey was racing his gelding
All Right on the speedway at New York
yesterday when a pneumatic tire on his
Erunaboutl seXploded. s5
The horse boted and as Sharkey leaned
forward to get f1rners grip on the reins
he was thrown forward, landing on his
shoulders. He was picked up by some of
his friends and carried to the Roger,
hotel. SI1arkey was badly shaken UP and
received several cuts in the head.
The st. Paul Y. M. c. "A. indoor base
ball team defeated Company F Of Minne-
apo1is last evening by score Of Is to
g. The game was played In the st. Paul
Y. M. c.: A. gymnasium. The boys of the
I. M. ~. pldycu d SteduXE Sdi1e, WHICH
marked them for the winners in the first
inning. b.
Horsemen of Neenah. Menasha, Osh-
kosh, Appleton and Fond du Lac, Wis,
will meet.at Oshkosh next week to organ
ize a winter driving club, the purpose Of
which will be to hold ice racing matinees
on Lake Winnebago this winter. Neenah
and 5Menasha ice yachtsmen have aban-
doned the scheme to hold a week s regatta
OF Ice yachts from all over the state. Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

The champion Turner's had no
trouble taking three straight from the
Olympias in. a Minneapolis bowling
league match last night. Ruges got
high score with 224. The score:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-29

high school champion for the past two
years in football. Both teams are very
strong and a hard struggle is expected. -
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EASY FOR THE TURNER'S
Champions Make Clean Sweep with
0lympias in Minneapolis Bowl
. ..s ing, League Match. 1921.
Games To-nlqht,

Minneapolis SI4eague-Buffalo vs. Tuxedo
at Cooperative alleys. =. =. -.
Grain and Flour League-Pillsbury vs.
Cargill at Cooperative alleys. >s.-r,.
City League-Nicollet VS.. K. G. at K. c.
alleys. l~-g- -. -. .a's.@- A..
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To beat. 2:O1&' worlds trotting to wagon
record: Lou Dillon, CHI m, by Sidney Dillon Mr.
Billings Time by quarters, :2s1a, :5oA'
To beat 2:oeA. worlds trotting, record to
pole: The Monk and Equity (Mr. Billings. Time
by quarters, :32A, 1904, 1:36. 2Os.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-28
VALUABLE IifORmATIon.
tseatIen q Chleass 0spots end ihs
Various Reads which Leave
Each station.

ss.aseea s'A1!o~-ssss's: : M -
OhicsS~ ana Nsstsr- ilIinoia'
Chicago and Grand Trunk.
Chicago and Dsie.
Aoeon 1ests.
wsosse.
~: ssN'sMc:.Nns:s ~ sr". .ve
TSH;;csss snc Not'ae M .sae~
SsitiIo,s ..S Nhi. "''
suIou 49, ~, = ~, so,a
0Hicszo' Niivaukss And st. Pa
0hicaso. BurIinston and OuincS.
PsnnsylvanIs Lines.
0Aieaes aad Alton.
Pa Hasdls.
seNreAl sIAS'oN-ita Z esss esv'
y: Q. Q. see u. Louis lBiS = 8sstsk
Vniseee sse Wet 1iehissA
s,I c.ISse OssuG
Wisconsin A CsntraL
49,, ~, ...
~ ~ Ss .' s., .s'ss
0hicssa SocS Y.I."1 "a P"ss.
n. Y.C. m. f. 1Nick.l fisssI.
ueIao = nnos1n,er.s.,-r,,,,. = ~.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-28

All packages filled at the Springs.
@. Gilbert Wheeler. chemist. lab Lake
street, says: "Minerva Spring Water Is
entirely free from organic matter, 10
Of unusual purity, and 10 especially
adapted for table use.
Order from Henry Garben. Proprie-
tor. 81 Wsst Ohio street.. Telephone
N4Wroe-0a
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-28

Newton's famous hats aud silk um.
brellas are the hest In the world. and
Charles q. Newton IL one Of Natures
n0blemen. Give him call-l35 Madi.
son street, near Clark.
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FOrres t0n.
BROWNEYFA.

1t begins to look spring once more
and everyone is busy planting crops.
ID. H. Newton, T. A. Halves and
VIM. Gardner were in Hillsboro last
week.
S. =. Rice, of Dallas, supreme
steward of the Fraternal Union Of
America, delivered lecture at the
school house Saturday night. The
attendance from Forreston and the
surrounding country was good.
Mrs. J II Hamlin and Mrs. J f.
Cooper visited relatives in Waxa-
hacnie Sunday.
Quite a large crowd heard Rev.
Elliott's sermon here Sunday.
Uncle Tom Johnston visited his
son in Waxahachie last week.
w. G.. Gardner was IN Waxahach-
lie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robinson visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. 5. NJ. Mat
thews Sunday.
Ambrose Bean has returned from
Hillsboro.
DR.. Carter was summoned to the
house Of Mr.. Brown near italy to-
day to attend his little daughter who
was reported quite H.
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Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident Is narrated by
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain contin-
ually in back and sides, no appetite,
growing weaker every day. Three
had given me up. Then
/ was advised 10 use Electric Bit
tiers; to my great JOY, the first bottle
made decided Improvement. Icon
tinued their use for three weeks,
and am now a well man. / know
they robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail TO try
them. Only 80 cents, guaranteed,
at Herring Drug Co.'s drug store.
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\ Great Sensation .

There was big sensation in Lees
Vile, Ind, when W. H. Brown o.
that place, who was expected 80 die
had his life saved by Or. King
New Discovery for Consumption
He writes u endured insufferable
agonies from Asthma, but youg
New Discovery gave me immediate
relief aud soon thereafter effected a
complete cure" similar cures 81
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronohi'
It's and Grip are numerous. It'sthe
peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. J0c and 81 90 Omar
anteed by Herring Drug Co, Drug
gists. ] rial bottles free.
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Texas Midland Railroad.
strictly up-to-date line.

A strictly up-to-date line.
Nothing too good for its pat
rons.n
Elegant coaches, splendid dining
cars, serving meals la carte AT
reasonable prices, and first-ciass
cuisine, all go to make journey
over the road a pleasure long 10 be
remembered.
Close connections made at june
ton points TO aud from all points.
Full information regarding rates
time cards, Pullman reservations
etc, will be cheerfully furnished by
by any agent of the Midland or th'
undersigned on application.
+. b. Mckay, G.. p. A"
Terrell, Texas.
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COMING EVENTS.

April ---ImT anaI Bell Ringers AZ
Trinity University
April 81 The Leroy Hypnotic &c
az opera house three uirhts.
April ll.-City school bond slee-
ton
Aprl Ii pm. Trinity tniversB-
Is vs.. Fort Worth University, 81
baseball, al 4 Biversity.
April r. Easter Sunday.
April l3-Field day at Trinity.
April l3.--The Ashley Rush Co,
al opera house for one week.
April ls-Dr. ID. r. Fox, AZ Trim
ity University.
April 2l-Field day al Park Pub
lie school.
May l0-Protracted meeting al
Main Street Christian Church.
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REAUrY ANp sTRKNoTH

Are desirable. You are strong
and vigorous, when your blood il
pure. Many-nAy. most-women,
Fail TO properly digest their food
and so become sallow, thin and
weak, while the brightness, fresh
ness and beauty of the skin and
complexion, depart. Remedy this
unpleasant evil, by eating nourish-
ing food, and taking a small dose Of
Herbine after each meal, TO digest
what you have eaten. 50c at Hood
A Martina
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HERBINE CURES

Fever and Ague. A dose will us
uaIly stop chill, a continuance al
ways cures. Mrs. VIM. NJ. Stroud,
Midlothian, Texas, May 81, 1899,
writes: 1--WE have used Herbine In
our family for eight years, and
found IL the best medicine we have
ever used, for la grippe, bilious
fever and malaria" zoe at Hood Il
Martins
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NLnkes a - sNean.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you
ever heard Of, Bucklen's Aulca
Salve is the best. II sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises,
Cuts, Boils, Ulcers. Skin Eruptions
and Piles. IT, only 2lc, and guar
anteed 10 give satisfaction by
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Notice 10 fraters.

Thursday night the 9th is our re-
gular meeting night. There arethir-
teen apple cations. There will be =
candidates to initiate as soon AS
there policies return. A large at
S derired. II d RosserF. NJ .
G. NJ Brady Sccy.
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A Chicken Fiend.

Is there one in WA&ahAchis. or
anywhere around here II SO, you
should call 10 examine our stock Of
Poultry Remedies, which is com
plete. THOMAS 4 MOORE,
Oriental Drug Store.
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III you want to look neat bring me
our clothes to clean, press aud re-
pair. ] am here To please you. Buy
and soil secondhand clothes.
J = PERRIN,
5jtf 2l3 East Main street.
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Easter EGG Hunt.

The children ,of the Methodist
Sunday school are invited 20 attend
an Easter Egg Hunt. Saturday r..
IN. al , O'Clock AT the Getzendaaer
payl e.
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~ ~" fAS'0 JASS
arrived. 3
Mrs. Dalton has the best and
cheapest line of hats in the city. 5
Ladies' have you seen Mrs. Dali
toms new hats, new shipment has
just arrived. Y S
E. F. Owen, city calculator for the
Dallas News, has moved his head
quarters to B. w. Fearis' drug
store.
Don't forget the LeRoys at opera
house tonight.
The funniest of all shows will be
the Leroy Hypnotic Co. at opera
house tonight.
One good hearty laugh is worth
more than one dollars worth of
medicine. Come out to opera house
tonight and see the Leroy Hyp-
notice Co. and laugh yourself well.
A pile of waste paper burning in
the branch near the laundry was the
cause of an alarm of fire being
turned In last night at o'clock.
The Fort Worth University base
ball team will be here Saturday af-
ternoon to contest honors with the
Trinity team.
Size up those rocks in front of
| Fearis drug store. They viii BE
broken at the Great LeRoy's show
tonight on the chest of hypnotic
subject while Suspended on two
chairs.
| See the famous fun makers. The
f! Great LeRoys, opera house three
nights commencing Thursday, April
9.
1.-The public school is the hope Of
our country"
The Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church will meet at 2:30
Friday afternoon.
If you have a friend or relative
visiting You phone the Daily
A''7'''
Should the horses owned by our
} city be better housed than our chill
dreu?
There can he no doubt in the mind
of anyone that an imperative neces-
sity exists for more and better
school facilities.
s,.nldhe tra ,rids IF ovary
.f,i,e, of NVavabacbia 70 soc onr
! school buildings adequate 10 the de
: mauds made upon them, and in keep
; ing with the progress OF the city.
.p,lr. tho dist,4rI,aa vision of the
; r,.i,,forr,es,- can see bankrnntcv to
; city from, the issna of bonds for
school rprnoses
NV "a
! .-'.st,,-. - - tt'aa.au.a
; - -,
!
! Go to the Park sbhooI and see sor
yourself the crowded conditions, aud
; you cannot have the heart TO vote
against a proposition having for its
purpose additional school facilities.
} The future efficiency Of the citv
) schools deDends in a great measure
upon the result OF SATURDAY elect
Ion. Let everyone VINO oeileVes IN
B the education OF the masses raily to
: the support OF the school BOND prop
! ositloh'
There ia as healthy an education
: nj interest in Waxahachie as can be
found anywhere and having abiding
confidence in the wisdom of our peo-
: ple. we can see but one possible. re-
! suit Of the election. a glorious vic
: tory for the interests of our chill
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Chop Suey.

The CHINESE Refreshmeut. " Try
dish at she Oriental Drug Store Toe
Thsmas IL Nj sore