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Glen Eddy Drowned.

Clarks Fork, Ida, Sept. ll.--As j..
w Eddy was rowing his wife and three
children across the river to church this
morning, the boat capsized Mr.. Eddy
rescued his wife and the baby and then
went to the aid Of his two boys, who
We're clinging to the side Of the boat.
Glen the elder. was holding Leland ~,
but before the father could get 10 them
Glen sank. Leland kept his hold on the
boat and was saved by Mr.. Eddy but
Glen was drowned, The body has not
yet been recovered.
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Killed While Boxing.

Atlantic City. N. j.. Sept. 12.-In a
friendly boxing bout Alexander Thigh.
man. a waiter has received a body
blow which was followed by almost
instant death, His opponent was a feI,
low walter. The two had been boxing
a few minutes when Tlghmans on.
ponent landed over the heart and be
dropped, The on-lookers chaffed him
but their laughter changed to cries OF
alarm when the man rolled over dead.
The authorities viewed the matter az
purely accidental a ventrlole Of Thigh.
mans heart was found to have given
away,
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who Was the Woman ?

Chicago Sept, i2-The body OF well
dressed woman, apparently 20 years old.
has been taken from the lake near the
Columbia Yacht club house Her den-
tity is a mystery, No person answering
her description has been reported to he
police as missing, and the victim OPP.
parently had been dead for many DAYS.
She was five feet, two inches tall,
weighed 1876 pounds, and had brown hair
and eyes. She wore black silk skirt
and waist, and had a silver girdle chain,
a black bead chain and locket, and a
heart-shaped pin.
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Souvenirs of De Lesseps.

New York, Sept. ia valuable col
lection Of souvenirs OF Count DE Les
seps and relics connected with the early
history Of the Panama canal has been
presented to the American Geographical
society by Capt Nathan Appleton Of
this city The collection includes a por-
trait " De I.esseps, many maps, photo
graphs, letters. newspaper articles
caricatures and official announcements.
besides books and pamphlets relating
both TO Suez ana Panama, San Bias.
and Nicaragua. There are also papers
dealing with DarIen as a canal route,
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Ordered Out of GoldGeld.

Goldnold New Sept 1il--A commits
tee Of six, representing the local union,
Western Federation OF Miners, today
gave n. b Aker and Lewis W. Rope
one hour I'm which TO leave camp. Aker
and Rope arrived here Saturday morn
ing from Cripple Creek with a view OF
purchasing and developing mining
property.
There is q very strong undercurrent
Of feeling against the actions Of the
union that may result In the formation
Of q Citizens Alliance to prevent fur
Their deportatIons or acts OF violence.
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today. II covers the fighting from AUG
20 and shows that the Japanese kineG
and wounded amount to 1889 men
divided as follows:
In the right army under command Of
gen. Kurok, 1896 men; In the center
army under the command OF Cen
Nod2u, 1892 men; and In the left armv
under the command OF Gen. Oku. Ig1
men. These casualties include l3S ON.
GERS killed and AGA officers wounded
The fact that the army under Gen. Oki
sustained the heaviest losses Is ao.
counted for by its assaults upon the
Russian defenses to the south Of Lao
Yang.
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From Yellowstone to st. Louis.

st. Louis, Sept PA six-horse a.,
passenger coach Of the tally-ho style
has arrived at the worlds fair from
Yellowstone national park, and has
been placed at the disposal Of President
Francis for the remainder Of the ex.
position. It will be used to convey dis.
tlngulshed parties over the grounds,
The coach will be driven by John Rey.
nolds, who has been staging In tha
west since 1871,
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Jap Losses at Lao Yang.

Toxic Sept 1l.--An approximation
Of the japanese casualties in the battle
Of Lao Yang, based upon reports Of
the chiefs of the medical corps OF the
three Japanese armies, was concluded
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ness among the American hierarchy,
which can hardly escape a sweeping
censure from Rome for permitting
church funds to become involved IN
speculation.
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a Chest that Came In
fhe MaYfIOWer

and we'll preserved Thisis duc 10 the
fact that Il be, received prompt attention
when any signs of weakening were shown
So The woman OF to-day may keep her
strength and preserve her good looks II
che gives immedai, attention 90 The htst
6ymplome Of any wommuly weakness.
DL pitrcc's Fayofilc Prescription prompt
" cures disease and restores strength 10
all women who ore Weakened BY any
womany disease and are run down By
maternal aud household cares
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RUSSIANS LOST $4,000 ME,

Toxic. Sept d. -Telcgraphic reports
received here today from thehcadQuar.
ters of the MauchurIan army declare
the Japanese Go be in full possession of
the NcnWl cool mines. estimate tho
Russian losses up to the fan of Lao
YWg at more than 5000 men. and give
additional details of the disposition VI
The Russian forces around Lao Yang
during the battle The estimate OF
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Chcfoo, Sept 1.-THE story 0f the
happenings before Port Arthur Of the
past ten days is one of b0mhardmcuts.
outpost clashes and accommodating
exploits Russian activity on the
northeast front which includes Bib
mngshan and liikwnnshau is noted,
and the inference is drawn that an at.
tack I'm thar quarter is expected. The
tomhardments of the palschuaug fort
which IS only 300 Yards from Rihluug.
shan, are frequent
The Russians are trying desperately
to retard the further STRENGTHENING of
this position Sept I fire partially
destroyed the village of paHchuarg.
Later the Russian artillery ieyeled ID
stone house and walls, which the jan
anese had been using for cover. The
Japanese outposts thereupon were
strengthened and wires hung with
bells were strung to sound am alarm
IN the case Of sudden attack
The village Of Chalitsctts, which was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-05
ReDOrt ca Vital Statistics.

County Clerk Hendricks vester-
day afternoon completed his report
on vital statistics for the lmouth Of
June. This report shows greater
decrease In the number Of births re-
ported than for any previous month
since the vital statistics Law became
effective one year age. According
TO the report there were liz births
aud II deaths during the last month.
The nu mber OF males DO I'm In the
county exceeded the females by a
little more than tao TO one, there
being gg OF the former and 45 of the
latter. There were two sets Of
twins and eleven births TO coloTed
parents. OF the deaths 20 were
m Ales and y females.
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POPuLISTS MEET.
Less Than Two Hundred Delegates
Are In Attendance

Are In Attendance.
Springfield. M. July 5.-Os the 500
or 500 delegates expected To attend
the Populist national convention less
than 200 were present Monday. Only
twenty five states are represented
The convention was called 10 order
by Vice Chairman j. Fl. Edrniston OF
Nebraska and the call OF the conven-
ton was read hy 10 A. Parker OF Ken
lucky. national chairman. Ex-Con-
gresham l.. Fl. Weller of Iowa was
made temporary chairman and Charles
q. Derrance OF Nebraska Temporary
secretary. After the temporary or
ganization had been projected the con-
vsntion listened TO address by ex-Sen-
ator William v. Allen OF Nebraska and
Rev. A Il. Nelson of ST Louis
Thomas F.. Watson Is not here He
sent a letter.
Among the most prominent men In
attendance are W. s. Hardy OF AYkan-
sas and Colonel Milton Park OF Texas.
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FEARFUL RUNAWAY.
Carriage and Car Collide and Three
Girls Killed.

Texarkana. July While Mrs. VIII
lam X. Pugh ana several relatives
were out driving Monday their horse
took fright and ran madly away. ANAL
" overturning the surrey with the oc-
cupants stiIi in 1t on West Broad
street on the street car track, ana a.
rectly IN front OF moving electrE, <r.
In a second or two this car was blowing
through the vehicle and It's occupants
with fearful effect
Miss sybii Pugh. eyed fifteen. had
chest and abdomen crushed and died
instantly.
Little Birdie Dell Pillow. aged four.
had skull crushed and brains scatter
ed along the track for twenty or thirty
yards.
Miss Maude Pillow. aged fourteen,
had both legs cut of above the knees.
She was taken to a sanitarium and
died In an hour.
The other four occupants OF tho sur
reg were badly bruised. but none OF
them seriously hurt.
The Pughs reside at Manderville,
seven miles cast Of here.
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PARKER ON SECOND.
Predictions Made He Will Win Upon
That Ballot.
POSITION OF BRYAN.
Nebrasian Asked By North Carolins
Delegation If He win Bolt and
Says to Walt Till Ticket
Is Selected.

st. Louis. July 5.--Parker. on tina
That was Monday night the claim Of
the men who are la charge OF the DO :
IiticaI affairs OF the New York canci-
date. All day long the Parker oppo-
nents tried TO perfect a programme
which would prolong the balloting and
afford an opportunity to name another
candidate. but apparently they have not
succeeded. Many combinations have
been suggested, but so far they SEEM
to have proven inca pable OF being as
sembled into d shape sufficiently sub
stantial to show the independent and
uninstructed delegates how another
candidate can be named. Men who ire
supposed TO hold ths balance OF power
have asked the Parker opponents to
say what would he done after Parker
had been put out OF the race. hut they
say they have received no satisfactory
answer.
Action taken by the Pennsylvania
delegation by the overwhelming vote Of
81 to 3 to vote for Parker only served
to emphasize this evenings view OF tho
outcome.
German, Gray and Cleveland have
been suggested but no one is prepared
to give assurances that either could re-
Ceive the nomination The mention OF
Cleveland has Il tendency In some
quarters to solidify the Parker
strength. for many delegates say they
GO n til an eli
chance of allowing Cleveland a fourth
nomination.
The Developments before the national
committee also indicate that Bryan will
be IN evidence when the committee on
credentials reports. In this connection
considerable interest was expressed in
the fact LAT candidate for president
in the last two campaigns should
secure proxy in the national conven-
ton for the purpose OF charupioninC a
contested case. Mr.. Bryan was en-
gagged during the day with callers
many OF them representing aspirauts
for the presidential nomination He
discussed the situation with all Of them
but committed himself to uour. Among
bis visitors we're sptu. members Of no
North Carolina delegation. - hn iuaist
ed that Mr. Ervau should state iu de
mite terms whether il ,esN EIs pur-
pose TO bolt The ticket tu oass. IL should
not he to HAIug. lie only replied that
he would answer that Question when
the ticket was named
The selection hay the committee ~
John sharp Nillitu,~ Tor lrutpor4 "
chairman seems TO give general salts
faction.
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ILLINOIS CONTEST.
Harrison and Hearst People Assert
They Were Successful.

HARRISON and Hearst People Assert
They Were Successful.
St Lous. Iuly 5.--The national Dem
| eide contests for seats on the temper
Hry roR cs'l and TO transact matters
OF routine business. II was the general
opinion before the meeting that there
would be warm fight, particularly on
the Illinois contest as II was known
| that w. j. Bryan, who has made the
quarrel OF the Harrison and Hearst
people in that state against John Hop
kins a matter OF his own. had secured
the proxy OF James &. Dahlman. the
national committeeman from Nebraska
and was 10 enter the meeting to make
q night for his friends. John f. Hopkins
was also member of the committee
by virtue OF his proxy. through Thomas
Gahan OF Illinois. the pronisAng
prospects for a fight were prominently
realized when once the committee
was ia session, a motion. backed by
the Harrison and Hearst people pro-
Niding that all the contests for seats
under the temporary roll call should he
referred TO sub committees which
should report back 10 the general COM
mittee later in the day. precipitated
the crisis IL is well known that Chair
man Jones OF the National committee
IL not friend of John H. Hopkins and
the Harrison and Hearst factions hoped
that in naming the COMMITTEES to decide
the contest in Illinois ne would name
nen friendly to them and opposed to
Mr.. Hopkins.
Mr.. Bryan rose In hts seat and made
. strong argument for the appointment
or the subcommittee by the chairman
and John = Hopkins fought his own
night by asking that all the contests
De heard and decided by the COMMITTEES
a. whole. On the vote. the Harrison
and Hearst factions showed the greater
strength and it was decided by vote
OF y 10 lb that the chairman shuuta
name the subcommittee
The Harrison and Hearst people were
juh'isnt after the adjournment Of the
committees saying that they hal
scored a success IN the nrst round u
The nsht and were confident that th,.v
we're started in the path that tel
straight "a permanent seats IN the con.
vsntioH
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Katy" Special Rates.

st. Louis, Daily Limit, 10 days.
Rate 81. 10.
st. Louis, Daily Limit no days.
Rate S2B.S
st, Louis. Daily Limit Dee. Is,
Rate SEQ.
Remember the TX Katy" No
change of cars to st. Louis, Kansas
City, Memphis, Houston, Calves
ton, San Antonio, City of Mexico,
Los Angeles, or San Francisco. No
other line In Texas can give as good
accommodations. Call us up for
sleeping ear reserva atoms. No
trouble TO answer questions.
q. L.. MOORE, Agent.
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NOTES OF FOURTH.
Incidents ard Accidents That Asppsn.
ed on Natal Annivsrsar~.

I'd on Natal Anniversary.
Americans ~ Rome had banquet.
Several prslates attended
sailboat capsizsd In Muxkexan
lake. Michigan and four persons we're
drowned.
All washinK' N celebrated.
Memphis had $4,000 are IN bust.
ness district.
George Lawrence. on a dare. jumped
on the Eads bridge st ST. Louis and
was drowned.
American colony az Berlin had
steamboat excursion. Acid sports. dance
and speeches
by tho premature discharge ~
cannon a. cosfax. III. three men wers
seriously hurt.
Former President cleveland and Io-
s@nh jefferson ashsd on thn Fourth
near BaExafa's Bsv. Mass
Little Rock ana Shreveport base
ball clubs played a fourteen. inning
game Monday without seers.
American Society Il I.ondon csle-
bratsa the Fourth wtth hAnaaat.
President RooSsveits health was
drunk.
Ia > riot afDonw negroes neas Alien
ten. fiA- Nswsnn Harris waa killea ard
several others wounded. Gana piat0lz
knisss and at ~ we're weapons.
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AN observing farmer is about
right when he says: "If you pass a
farm and see large barn and a
small house, you may know that
the man is boss; when you see a
small barn and fine house you may
understand that the woman has
things her own way, and where
there is good barn and nice house
you may take it for granted that the
man and woman are equal and work
together in harmony"
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
A. B.sMCKNIGHT.
B.'F. MARCHBANKs.
r. P. BURKs.
Z. d. CRIDDLE.
For Tax Collector
GEORGE SWEAT
T. J. TINGLE.
SIMP SPENCER.
J..W. RUSSELL"
For County Clerk
RUFE K. HENDRICKS.
For Sheriff
JOE P. MINNICK.
For County Attorney
MARK SMITH.
CHARLEY PIPPIN.
JNo. D. MCRAE,
For District Clerk
Tom BURLEsoN.
For County Judge
+. L. HAWKINS.
For Representative two to elect.l
}. VI. ALDERDICE.
For Supt. Public instruction
j. T. BROOKS.
A {. STILES.
3. K. PACKARD.
For Constable Precinct NO. l.
BEN F. ABBOTT.
T. NJ. MCKEE.
For Commissioner Precinct a
LEE MOORE.
The cash must accompany eact
announcement. This rule will not
be deviated from.
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London. July s.--of the ~ souls on
hoard the Danish steamer Norge. f1s.
Including capfain gundel. are knewn
20 have been saved One Of the chit
dfen aisd IN a ifeeost whieh brought
Others 20 safety For me missing SO
persons small h0p~waFs entertained. The
enaTtnous desta roll Nhich waa feared
NJ ths nrss news ~ fhe wreck has been
decreased ~ ta2 that number ~ esaF-
wivarw after many pr,vatsohs. having
beer iAnaea AZ stofuwaY.
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With its companions, heart burn,
fiatulenee, torpidity OF the liver,
constipation, paIpitation of the
heart, poor blood, headache and
other nervous symptoms, sallow
skin, foul tongue, offensive breath
and . legion of other ailments, IL as
once the most widespread and de-
atructtve malady among the Amer-
lean people. The Herbine treatment
will cure all these troubles. zoe
bottle.
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RECORD BREAKER.
Greatest Gathering Was Present at The
Worlds Fair Grounds.

FOF TO ' "'F N5F"UFFuS'
81. Louis. July Sin spite OF threat
ening thunder showers there was a
record breaking crowd on the4 fair
grounds Monday. The principal cere-
monies were held At the root OF the
Louisiana Purchase monument where
addresses were delivered by Lafayette
Young editor OF the Dies Moines Capt
tai and William Jennings Bryan.
At Festival hall Governor q g. Par
dee of California and ]. Hamilton
Lewis OF Washington spoke. There
were also patriotic exercises at the
Pennsylvania building. where the Dec
laration Of independence Was read over
the Liberty bell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-05
VESSELS FIGHT.
Heavy canonsdins Is Reported to Have
Been Heard.

Lao Yang July 5.--A night between
Russian torpedo boats and Japanese
transports was reported or the coast
OF Ia Tche Klao Monday. Heavy
canonadiug was heard here from sea
ward. An officer who came IN declares
that from hilltop near the coast he
saw vessels engaged In a fignt but they
were too far Off to distinguish them.
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DULY CELEBRATED.
Various American cslaniss In Asxise
Rsmsmbsrsa the DAY.

city Of Mexico. Iuir The various
colonies ~ Americans throughout the
republic observed the Fourth tn an
appropriate manner. The day was
generally devoted 10 pienicklnH. Pa
tftatie addr sass BY prominent MEM
b~ss ~ the colonies were listened 40.
A grand ball Sas given In this city
~ night which wa4 attended by Pres
tdrnt ntAh Ambassador Clayton @nd
the dipteFuaile representatives % other
foreign eaant9taM
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~ mercury ~lil sarey destroy the ssnse Of swe n
ane implicitly derAhSs ta@ @heae Bystsm = hHH
entering q through Fke &e@u& s8rfne@s @aeh
Articles ssoalG Esssg he ased vxeapt or gre
seFtpiiozs tFo@ reputable PaFs4etAnar rs TIE
Damage they Aisl do - Tea fold 10 Ire good pea
eAa possibly dsrlYe ffom sh@na. Halls CR1aFrh
Cure, Manufactured ~ " i. Gaeaey N Co.
fpssco. -, contains 20 msfrary. aad IN takeN
ihtsFnAily. AetEbg directly ap@a the blood sna
mucous surfaces Of The systsm. In saying Hall s
CstaFgh Cure % sHFe yes get The gsnslne. Il 10
takes internally aaa made In Toledo, Dhla. BY
n. j. Cheney q "a. Testimonials free.
sold ~ DFa9Eists 9se. per battle
Halls Famfly Pills are ths TEST
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she Tried five Doctors.

Mrs. Frances L. 4ales, of Nilsson
ri Valley, Ia, writes, ~ have baen
afflicted with kidney trouble i've
years; had severe pains In my back
and q frequent desire 10 urtnaaa.
when riding l experienced much
pain over the region OF the kidneys.
l tried Eve physicians without ben.
sait aud theL concluded "a Try Fol-
eva Kidney Cure. After taking
three sl Cd bottles | was completely
cured" sold by n. w. Faaris.
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Guthrie, okla, July JACQUES
Weinand. aged fifty-two. killed himself
near Guthrie. by blowing his head OFT
with shotgun. WeinaHd was a
wealthy widowsr with four children
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Nacogdoches. Tex. July 5.--Two ne-
gro boys We're shot in a watermelon
patch at Chireno, one OF them dying
early Monday morning: the other is
not seriously injured.
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A klAfvEnp We have just received
EAWIEnS q full stock OF type

writer papers, both legal and letter
siEe, in boxes of 500 Sheeta To the
box. We offer this paper at prices
ranging from 81 to $50 per box.
Don't send away for your typewrit-
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Redbird Dieu.

Vinita. l. r, July k.-DanIeI Redbir,i
one OF the pioneer leaders OF the fun-
blood Cherokee Indians il dead at his
home near TahIsauah. T. r His death
was sudden, and Was caused nv heart
failure
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~. Louis July ar "a Dswnman.
Formerly = iumhes dealer u waca.
Ten. nut naw II New 0rlssnR. prs
scented his eherA Gar tieaae 70 the
Tenaa wrFla's fair commission.
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A FIRE battle 81 III. Thaeher'a Liver and
Hioad Syrup viii be sent 20 any reader Of
this paper who vii write 10 the Thaehss
hetlicine c.. ChaEssnoogs. Tenm
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Pleads Self Defense.

'uthrie. Okla. July Near Snyder
columbus smith was shot and instantly
killed j. l. Young pleads self defepxa
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d & T. c., West Bound.

d 6T.C.. West Bound.
80. So leaves .30Am
Ne. 81 leaves lie pm
ne. n strives 8 20 pm-Does rot run west Waxa.
ne. Is mixed leaves 80 Am-DAily except sun.
East Bound.
ne, Il leaves g:47 Am. Connects at Garrett for
Sherman and al Ennis for Houston.
10. "a leaves El0 pm-Starts from WaxahRcbie
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For bihousness, headache, dyspepsia
take Or TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup.
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WANT COLUMN |


WANT-Workers tor International
Conservatory of Music. Ope hum
dred dollars per month. Wyatt
boarding house. Mrs. Way. 80pd
Parties who have bot
ties belonging to the Waxahachie
Bottling Works TO return them to
the cold drink stands where they
were bought, send them to the plant
or phone us where they are and we
will call for them, az they are very
much needed. WAxahachie Bot
Ting Works. 50
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DON'T-Wast time running around
trying TO find a buyer for your
horse or COW. At small cost you
can let everybody In town know il II
you use this column. If