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A Very Close Call.

Il stuck to my engine. although
every joint ached and every nerve was
racked with pain,'' writes G. w. Bel
lamy. u locomotive fireman, of Burllng-
ton, iowa. Il was weak and pale, with
out any appetite and all run down. AS
I was about to give up, got a bottle OF
Electric Bitter, and after taking it |
felt as we'll as ever did in my life >
Weak, sickly, run down people always
gain new life, strength and vigor from
their use. Try them. Satisfaction
guaranteed by The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store. Price 50 cents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Weak Hearts

are caused by indigestion. fyou eat Il
little too much, or if you are subject to
attacks of indigestion, the stomach ex-
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heart. This crowds the heart and
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Wonderful Nerve

IS displaved by many man enduring
pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or
stiff Joints. But there's no need for it.
Bucklen:s Arnica Salve will kill the
pain and cure the trouble. It's the
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at The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
A Hard Proposition

One of the hardest things for a man
to do when he has come home late
from the club and tried to go to bed
without taking off his collar IS to eH-
plain to bis wife lie heard 1t was q
good cure for sore throat-New York
Press
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Would Then Be Useful.

Grinder-What! Asleep at your desk,
and work so pressing! Meekly-Excuse
me, sir, baby kept me awake,all' night.
Grinder-Then you should have. brought
it with you to the omce.-Town and
Country.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
The Wrong Notion,

II would like to get ribbon for my
typewriter" said the man to the young
woman with the yellow, home destroy
ing hair behind the notion counter Of a
department store.
''Woman or machine~ asked the
clerk.
Machine.
STATIONERY counter to your left
Cleveland Leader.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Teeth.

How strange it is that you tell
horses age by the horses teeth, but
chickens age by your own!-ToWn
Topics.
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Trustful.

"a woman will not esteem man
whom she cannot trust" said the NOR.
alist
eyes," answered Mr.. Meekin, "and
am delighted to note that Henrietta
always trusts me to put the cat out
and fix the furnace fire and lock the
basement door and do lot Of things
Washington Star.
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A sharp tongue is the only. edged
tool that grows keener with constant
use.-Irying.
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Geore. Francis Trains wit.

One Of George Francis Trains say
inss was: People call me insane. I
don't wonder. What would village
of peanuts sag if a cocoanut rolled in
among them"
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Don't say q man is shiftless. Be. po-
lite and say that he is too contented@o
ever get rich-Atchison Globe.
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NAME AND PURPOSE AMT.


q wi M5G1 pFsmHm on ps;nsa0 court house furniture %
q pr Brocknon, medical attention chaingang 4s 90
f aG raaeo Brocfinon nSaa onay claims 10 90 90
MsEsod Sdgs 1rSss xorE
go ss Tdas DwsnS paid nafSio for dohng hldas i 90 90
s1w Baker copsaabes l salary 50
Johnson supplies sapp1s: to @ g
34W Haley, damage % 90
ssW Ise Rely eonstsbss saaTy IS
81 sSG G9hn a1 magistrates salary s s &c &c
Iesesn eDsiaGS eierFs aa7y aryy
az G Way lumber % % %
es BTosdRy BS5a Way fee eo1stabs ehaRs1ns Salary s
i ssao5 SUPPLIES n 5 % %
Co. supplies Changing
6egg W Hutchinson s and hay j. s.
4sJohn " Higgins changapg 80
Louis clothing %
S58ss
S5T ovens to pay for ditchng 10 %
as W 9wen sm epe2svi6s to ssaa on7s
b2s Rehh5ou5g masjsats 4 4 sS sS
Ss SsRF Need Need postmortsm examination 70 10 90
ss%5@fPi kas ssS9o9n soHPhfp 1S5s board
The M stats COMPANY road tax receipt books % 9 99
III eknisSt 1SS1 Bosrd s11fa o SninSao
s5 Ebert Davis sheria jail W
es esRs5gy = Barrow, Township Board 90 90
S:;i: sS;?S ;:; z:5s:t
oRDjSs
75s Hoaday visiting schools 7g9 7g9 W ~
81 asiSsz zs'is :h5s 'fs s i
ssx s ETC. i g g
ssh Hudnal Township Board go
SIX SIX S9 SFaadray nsst5ati donsssoes salary
ssH saPRsec spPes ehansans
SsB: : Johnson o supplies to ehainsans e e 9 o
g 55R toH s99sG9 assHss :B4R B1s 81 + Pesf
AsD5Gok nbg Rdsqd Board q i GO
s1H Rateman aao ,nagEaeS xs7, salary IS
ssanning Hardware Co. supplies jail changang
9 Mellett and ] otgers 9f guards changang e5 90
ss Tnmons wood for court house 100 % 90 90
55SS5 5SE aads sssies Spp sSnps ess9sn
Rs sSRR5ss
1Os Or Geiger, extracting conyics teeth i 80 80
jail
'53 2D meRaad nsE5 oxnshp Boaa
11W Brewer eoroner salary 50 90 90
7777ssW 77sSWaiah BaRs BPs1s' oona5is olsdh1as salary
1hass laas
iisW Xsxsen lumber 10 10 &c
11s D Murray postmortems etc ~ "
1ss baBose hauling bridge i!
1ss cha VIZ Eesesne' astsaGn et K paiar i
isYC Griffin magistrates salary. 3S
1sS BesdTs2 ssSRsa eoass6is
1saB Johnson SUPPLIES supplies to ehansans 60 S s.
1872 \ Hellett guards salary g 90 90
supplies changing ss5
Henry ssek baef ehangan ana
1soRp3 W. Huggins guard to ehansans IS
lss 70 %
1149W spot expenses @ in making arrest -
1zs F Mahoney lumber and hauling. =, 90 90
147W Brewer, coroners salary 10 %
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
DESPERATE
Chinese Refugees Report Pert Arthur
People In Want.
PROVISIONS SCARCE.
Chinese Are Starving, Death Is the
Penalty For Theft and Prices
Of Necessities OF Life Are
Exceedingly High.

London. June 1.-The Daily MATHS
correspondent at Niuchwang says:
Some Chinese fugitives from Port
Arthur who have arrived here describe
the situation OF the inhabitants there
as desperate. Famine prices exist The
cost Of provisions increases weekly.
Many persons are reduced TO eating
Chinese food, and even that is dear
MiiIet flour costs Sc bag. whole
streets and several public buildings
have been wrecked by japanese she'll
fire. pThe hospitals are packed with
sick ard wounded
The work OF repairing the damaged
warships has been stopped All civil
fans have been given military duties
The general health of the Inhabitants
is good except that the Chinese are dy-
ing Of starvation Theft has BEEN made
punishable by death The railway Is
completely destroyed as far as KIN
Chou. and there are frequent gaps 10
II between Kinchou and Wafang Tien.
At Wafsng T1en there are IS 900 zap
%Tesa troops but no sign IF troops
further north. During the nghtinR at
kin Chou 200 Chinese wer. Killed by
the japanese Are
The correspondent OF the STANDARD
sf japanese army headquarters. tele-
era phing May 81 says Repeated re-
counoisapcrz show that none OF the
snstnys troopa~ar- wiihia fifteen miles
OF F~nE wang Cheng OF east OF the
TayanK river for thirty miles In the
Erection OF stu Yen Molten Ling pass
may delay. bat u cannot prevent the
japanese advance. as the pass can he
turned on either flank"
The Morning Posts correspondent at
Shanghai learns that the Russians
hanged . number ~ chinese who had
BEEN caueht signaling to the japanese
feet near NlAdlve~tock
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
FOLK DECLINES.
Viii Not Serve as Temporary Chair
man of Democratic Convention.

81 Louis. Jun4 At a conference
between Normanl f. Mack of New
York. Democratic national committee
man, and Joseph VI woik. relative TO
the iatter's MANS being consI8~r@d In
connection with thu temporary chair
manshtp ~ tho Democratic national
convention Hr Folk declined 70 sane
tion the use Of his name Mr. Mack
said ne had long been an sdmirer OF
Mr. Folk
HIS sincerity is demonstrated hy
the position which he has taken in re-
gard 10 the temporary ehairuauship
Of the Democratic convention" con
tinued Mr. Mack
The sub commirte or the national
convention which met here few DAYS
ago considered three names for this
honor Mr. Folk John sharp Williams
Of Mississippi and Mayor David A.
Rose ~ Milwaukee
I'm conversation Tuesday the mat
ter was mentioned and Mr. Folk said
he dt mot wish 10 be considered in
connection with the tenn porsrv chair
maushtp because his first ohjfcatfo3
was 10 the people Of Missouri and ne
feit that acceptance Of the chairman
ship might be misinterpreted under
tho circumstance He deprecated IN
talk connecting his name with the
presidential nomination
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
MOURN FOR MAYOR
Tragic Demise Of Baltimors's [ AZ.
Chief Executive Causes Sorrow.

Cn'et Executive Causes Sorrow
baltimore. June Baltimore is in
mourning over the tragic ending ~ the
life 81 Mayor Mrfane The flags On
the court house city hall and chamber
~ commerce and number of hotels
are az half mast
Mayo~ TlmaHus FIRST official act was
10 order the draping ~ the eltv hall
ia mourning All the municipal boards
met and adjourned a. mark az re
spect to the late mayor The supreme
bench ~ Baltimore had special meet
inK Tuesday and ordered Chat the sew
erai courts af the CITY be adjourned
uutil the morning after the funeral
chief Judge aHrlaud referred 10 the
great public sorrow that hss come or
Baltimore
MANY leading citizens Including
Cardinal Gibbons. are giving public
expression 80 the view that the death
~ ths mayer Is IN the matufs 81 sa-
rfeus public calamity Mayer NJ.
Lanes famltv and many ~ hts friends
dispute the Theory that hts death was
a Suicide though coroner HAYDEN ssill
maintains that There ts no doubt upen
that point
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
BURIAL or QUAY


Beaver Pa. June 1.For two hours
Tuesday the business pulse o. the en-
tire Beaver valley ceased to throb while
the remains Of Matthew STANLEY Quay
were being lowered to their final sep
uIchre In the little Beaver cemetery.
Between The hours or and D. m. not
a wheel revolved in any Of the numer-
Gus mills and workshops In the towns
OF Beaver. Rochester. New Brighton.
Beaver Falls and nearly a dozen other
centers for miles around. This place
was Senator Quay's old home.
After private service at the resi-
dence the remains were taken TO the
First Presbyterian church. where for
sands. During the public service a
committee Of the United States sem
ate was In charge as guard Of honor.
The services were marked by sim
plicity.
The floral tributes were beautiful.
and In some cases elaborate. President
Roosevelt sent great wreath of Amer
lean Beauty roses and white peonies
with maidenhair fern interviewer. Sen
ator Penrose's tribute was a magnif-
cent wreath Of snow white roses and
lilies. and that OF Colonel Quay's old
command. the One Hundred and T'hir-
ty-foHrfh Pennsylvania. consisted Of
the corps badge. q Maltese cross Of
white carnations.
Follow Ing the INSTRUCTIONS OF the SEN
ator the cofIiu was as plain a $ possible
IL was trimmed in black cloth with
handles OF oxydized silver. On sill
Yer plate is the inscription:
Matthew Stanley Quay.
Born Sept 3d. 1898.
Died May rs. 1900
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
MINOR MATTERS

Bauleship Maine is to Der raised
Mexican congress has adjourned
siutou TEX. IS shipping esserpel-
ors
During May Sour Lake Tex shipped
f}e0 ears If aiL
United States supreme court has al
iourued untti October
James Saiies while iu bed vas shot
twies IT Deqmesn. Arb
Manuel Iamscona supreme eeurt
Judge - A~xteo. ~ dead
Steven Fischer was stabbed ta aeatn
81 Galveston Pat smith Nas arrested
Mrs. Clara jones, charged ~ Hstsou
rex- ~ith shootlnw heF husband was
released en t1eee bond
The Zteo staveH IN the United State
cemetery at Fort Gibson T. e. ser,
Decorated Memorial dav
In awht between nsNfo wamsm ~
Duhiin. rex. one ~ theu waa badly
carved with a butcher knife
Tom Wilson Fell asleep or raH@ay
sraek nine miles frosn Paris Tex. a
freight train fatally infmra him
Oxford university viii ennfes the a.
gree e aaet8F ~ letters 81 William
Dean Heweiis. fise American autnnv
q. " Rraag~v ~ n@nstuu nlassy
seven years nta. who vtaims@ rs - ths
eldest e@nfeaRrafe veteran. wAgi attend
the Nashville rwunlan.
WsAsle pFassnw for a r~latavs ~he w@'
Drowned n*e years aap George Nhar'
- tel inta the SasaushanHa Ftvss d
w4sAmanarxe. -. ard aFswn~a
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ENTERPRISE
PUBLISHING COMPANY
Waxahachie. Texas
Cheap Rates Via n. c T. c. R. R

~. Louis. Nc ou sale ta NpyeIu-
b~r 18th, rate So So Liant bo DAYS
from date @f sale.
-. Louis. Mo On sale 90 Nov.
18th, rate 80 l0. Limit d. days
from date II sale.
Austin, Texas Ou sale June ith.
aud Ith and sta aud train We -
June 9Th Rate g. su. Limit July
13Fd
Chicago Itl -Ou sale Jane luth to
Eth inclnatve Pate 80 3. Limit
sept @th
Mckinney Ou sale jane Jrd aud
at, rate e. ~ Limit June 3th
Bryan GA sale june ifd and 4th.
rate So. Limit June stu.
College ~0n sale June sra and AN,
rate ss.85. Limit june ,th.
Springfield, ill ON sale June !,
: and e. Rate s2a03. Limit June 81.
Nashville. Tenn ON aale Ju0e 3,
al. rs. 10. ~. -. "A and ~. Rate
sat Limit II DAYS from date ~
sale. Extension ~ anal limit granted
an paymsnt # iae e. resch starting
painG NOS later than september ~.
OAl4MH III safe &Nfa# F &ttA AZ
Hate 81 d. Limit June lS
Paris Ga sale jane ~ and IL.
Rate "a ID Limit June lA.
san Antonio un sale june i3 and
IA. Rate A. a. limit june VI.
aFeeuville On sale June and T.
Hate SID Limit June lu
New BFaunfels IN sale June =.
ana No. s9 ~ Iune !. Rate = -,
Limit June q
Atlantic CITY. \ On June ! e
! inclusive Rate $40 Limit
June III.
Nashville, Tenn. Ca sale ~ 81 -
inclusive RaGa Eaing and RESTRAINING
vlm amnaa raute al "A. Doing sud
returning VIA -. ienis ia h"ta
aaFm0aiunm Emas. taelug VIA N@w
nrsnMns, Shreveport aF Memphis 90
Namhvalla. returning via direct route
shrsngli ~. Lnals 0F vic" verso
aa.ea. R1nAI limit t. leave ash
vilia not laaaF than June u. Tickets
mmv be axfmna@d 80 Iaiy 10 sy ds-
pnmatfnR With mpeetal aEant Al = ASA
vile NOT LASER than June ~ and pay
maama ~ "a eaaGs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
Bold Bandits

Portland ore. June IA bold rob-
berry was committed shortly afternoon
Tuesday bY two negroes who entered
The office If the Pullman company at
the union station just ss The cashier.
" Il Auralius. was making up his
cash. Drawing rsvOly"rs upon The
cashier the negroes demanded what
cash Nax ia sight Aurelius handed
over about s2aa4 The negroes backed
out Of fbe once doors with their PTS
tolls stf leyeued ora The cashier and
diSappa 4red
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
BURNED NEARLY All.
Very little ~ Value Left by the Rus
siana Before They Departed.

slams Before They Departed.
RI Ch~foo Jun~ hive hundred Chi
ness refugees from Port Dalny and TIA
Heawau have arrived here After slit
ing th.ir conflicting stories appears
THAT the Russians left Ta8euwzn May
= FOR Port Arthur after burning every
thing likely TO he Of use 70 the Japan
use bandits later took possession ot
tiss favn ard were pjilaKtrE when the
japanese cavalry appeared ON Nav
% fh~ Husxsans left Port pAiuy pre-
vsouxIv burning the offices and resi-
deores destroying th~ railroad and
sruttlrg three large m~cc hantuen and
al fAe dreAE~s snd launches Some
of the refugees also say the Russians
DESTROYED the EuuhoAt Hobr. which ,s
beiHes~d 20 na7a taken part in Tire bat
tie ~ Thur~dav last ~ Kin chou ard
three toruedo boats. Others ~av these
,~sssls returned 90 Port Arthur
Chinese contractor vho hsd built
most ~ th~ psiFu fer tha Russia s
was ho}d for ransom ard his clerks
we're ka4ra The towu vas xiiu burn
ting May eN wien the refugees started
for Chrfoo The japanese had not 81
rearsI 80 pAny uD 20 inst tiru~-
oue Burk which vas leaving painy
VS. sauna bv bandits AID any persons
we're drnwfad
The Chinese also survived here aid
roi leave painy or T4Heuvan became
th~y we're sfraid ot the Russians Hr
Iapsu~es. They FED from the band -
"a eo h4f entered sbose towns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

So Fef~fsbmyw june i~Hv An iFnp~-
rgal ukaso The control ~ sha ports ~
nssal. sveAa,orw and Lsban ard al 'h"
naval forces ~ the Rattle has been
Transferred 70 ths soumanaaut II The
.avt ~ cronstaat with tss sisia 81 conn
nandsr in chief II the feet ard ports
ard q me defenas - he Baltic ~eA
Ths ahfset - ths constellation ~ th~
commands Is 80 assure arsf0F'uttT ~
tha measure adopted for tire defense
n sha eoassn ~ the naisie aasiHs ~"
emitting state ~ waf-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

Washington Iuns Consul General
Hanna at Monterey has teleera phsd
the state department thst rexas has
lifted tha quarantine against Monterey
tn persons reporting az thw United
states consulate general FOR ave days
IA succession.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

Washington. June Secretary 81
Agriculture Wilson has teleEraphed
expert entomoIogtsts * the depart
ment 10 visit B~xar county Texas and
make thorough Investigation Of The
feld ~ cotton which is said 20 have
been eutlrely cleared Of the bol wv.,ii
by the lid Of ants
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

Louis society women. who
meet Miss Roosevelt was so q
the list was extended TO 1850.
Koeoro Takahira, the japanese
lister to the United States. arrive
was greeted by President Francis
Takahira visited several buiidings
expressed himesIf as much impress
by the magnitude of the exposition,v
In the afternoon the members
the Alabama commission were tneder
ed a reception at the Kentucky build
ing.
There was a piano and organ reciti
in the Texas building
There We're a number OF miIitar
displays
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
TOOK HER LIFE.
Death Of Frank NJ. SehaeHer Followed
by Suicide OF Widow.

Galveston June Mrs, Rosa NJ.
shseTer aged thiriy-six years, wife G.
the tate Frank NJ Schaeffer. died
Tuesday night at her home from a
dose OF strychnine administered ny
her own hands
Her husband had been given poison
by mistake while suffering with a
toothsche and his sudden death proved
a severe shock 10 his devoted wife.
from which she never fully recovered.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

Little Ros b. June IA special So
the Arkansas Gazette from Conway
says Mrs r. A g. RaudeH 4u octo-
gcnerian 4fA neither ~ Congressman
RsneeI ~ Texas died here Tuesday
after "A lingering illness SHE bad been
married sixty years
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

aprfn9field. III. June t.~AfteT tai
suw tns sixsy-Hfsn ballet fsT guveFnaF
ghm Republican convention fnN8aAs
ndaeurnea ear sne aav. rhis halias re-
aaltes8 Yates. asa Lal~den. s8aA#
B~newn, saAA. Hasmtltnn. iie. Wa
msv. o.. ShsrnaAn. 81 Pierce. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
aaahsas osssroysa.

rnksa Iuns The Russians 10
ssrsxsa me gannaat ussd - Fahen-
van against the Iapansse lsft aaFiuw
enc battle ~ NAnshan hsll The name
ef me gunh0as - met knn~n. hut "
was psssMahiv tha matF.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01

81. Louis. June 1.--Ali festivities
planned for the next few days at the
Pennsylvania state building at the
Worlds fair grounds were cancelled
Tuesday. The doorways of the build
ing have also been draped In crepe. in
mourning for the late Senator Quay
OF PeDusy lYsuia-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
mucH FIGHTING


Have Severely Su@Nred.
Lao yang Jure t-CentiHuour
nKbttne has taken place northeast o.
i'eux wanw Cheug and the railway be-
above Kln chou since Nav o. A
sharp aetiou has taken place eastward
~ slmatsl th4rtv-ute miles north of
Faur Wang ChsuK Hhlt6 lasted FROM
th~ morning nf May 81 untI daylight
Ma se Both sides suffered severely
Detailed nwures *rc lacking The ems
gar~fnent resulted lu The Russians r~.
trims on SimAfsi followed cautiously
hv japanese attachments
Severe nshunr Is reported along the
ra.fFoat hstwssn stations NfangoY and
vfardIor The Japanese suffered 80
heavily ard wouIa have beer annthi-
lated he'd mot Infantry reserve come
up ar8 forced the Hussi# &c retire
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-01
MANY CONFIRMED.
Bishop Forrest Receives Nearly Four
Hundred at San Angelo.

San Angelo Tex. June - Nearly
400 converts weae received into the
Catholic church here. Bishop J. A
Forrest 81 san Antonio confirmed them
The people Who were taken into the
church came from the interior towns
surrounding San Angelo. from Fort
MckaF.tt ozona- Sofsora Kniek~r-
bock"r N@uardviHe and other points
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FOR SALE-Four year old black
mare. standard bred, stylish and
gentle Call at Davenport d Pat
toms stable. 81
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HOUSE TO RENT-Near College.
See Il. nj. Rocket. Soft
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FOR RENT-One six-room house
on Brown street near public school.
City and well water. Address Box
All. City. So
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WANTED At once, nice, neat
Beachum, ITO Hawkins street. 5Ipd
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FOR SALE-Corn and hays. H.
Watson, Jr., Waxahachie, Tex. 51pd
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FOR RENT-Four room house on
Monroe street. Apply to Mrs. F. p.
Ray. II