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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-26

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Miss Stella Hoover was ID NJ
wood last week.
Ole Marshall has retnrnoa
from Nevada where she his .baen
attending school
Pope X Bradford have d new line If
overcoats. Hats, Caps & Gloves
cheap az dirt.
Everything at cost for cash
me lectures at the U. B, church
ny Rev Garrett We're we'll att anded.
Mr.. Dan Twohig, our Real Es-
tate Agent and Hotel keeper, Is
seriously III with erysipelas.
Remember tie Christian En-
deavor enyites' All to come and
take part,
There are several Items crowd.
cd out this week.
Rev. Hale filled his regular APP
polntment at the Oh ristian church
IN Norwood last Monday and
Tuesday evening
Don't fai! TO call on pote 4 Brad
ford fer your Clothing & overcoats.
Everything at cost for cash,
One thousand land buyers left
r.. G. last Tuesday for south. east
Mo.
IS l. Williams attended a pic
supper at Mt; Grove last Friday
night IL pleasant time is reported
a'he young people of Norwood
organized a Y. P. S. G. Il. at iii,
Christian church last Sun eveu
ing The following officers WEI
elected;
), l., Williams, Pres.
Mary Iuvor, Woo Pres
Annie Nall, Sec.
M, Mitchell assistant SC
Alice Williams correspo
ding Sec.
Lookout committee, Clyde Steil
ert, Faux Finley, Jacon Finls
Frank Place,
This Society will meet at o.
and adjourn at 1880. Thereto
you can always attend these SO
vices and also have time to /
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-26

MIR. Joseph Mckinley tho prip.
clpal Of the Macomb school IN
company with Mr.. Earnest Nall
who is teacIinng the Howley
school north Of here dropped into
the CRFssET OFFICE on last Satur-
md gave the Ed pleasant chat.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-26
ROCKY H!l.l.>lDE ITEM 50
by YOr ANDi

Good morning Kind Ed and friendly
tor, p ease PRINT \ few items from his
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-26

Prof. Coffman, Prin. Of the
Norwood High School, has re
signed his place IN the Schoo
here and will take one of tie
rooms in the Mansfield High
School.
, 1905-01-12
THE LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION
MAY VET sI0ETRAck cAU-
Gus NOMINEE FOR MIS-
SOURI, SENATOR.
Rumored Bolt Of Enough Republicans
on Joint Ballot to Prevent Election
Of Republican and Return Of Cock
rel to Senate-Colorado Speaker
Announces Committees FavorinQ
Peabody.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 1.-THE sug-
gestion that the proposed investigation
OF Thomas Niedringhaus may cause
him to lose the senatorship, despite
the republican caucus nomination, is
being generally discussed. In connec-
ton with the bitter feeling among re-
publican legislators who supported the
other candidates. and have caused the
publication of the rumor that they may
bolt the nomination. it is pointed out
that it takes t'ghty-nine to elect a sem
ator, while the republicans on joint
ballot have but ninety-three votes. If
Ave republicans do not follow the eau
Gus decision. Niedringhaus cannot he
elected. If the republicans vote for
Cockrell, the latter will be returned.
The situation is without precedent in
the state. The house and senate in
vestigators propose to start work at
st. Louis tonight.
, 1905-01-12
BAXTER
NOW MRS. M'kEE
DAUGHTER OF FORMER COVER
NOR OF WYOMING WIFE OF
SON OF CAR MAoNATE.
Latter Divorced by His Wife on Mon
day and Meets Widow Of Hugh
Tevis, Being Quietly Married in
Presence Of Governor and Mrs.
Baxter at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 12.-Cards
presented at the Walton hotel today
for Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hart Mckee
we're returned with the information
that the couple we're out. 1t is known,
however, hat they are in h city.
The wedding Of the couple took place
yesterday at that hotel. Mrs. Cornelia
Baxter Tevis. formerly Of Wyoming.
had quietly returned from Europe to
this country. and as soon as Andrew
Hart Mckee, the millionaire o of
the street a magnate. had been free
from the matrimonial yoke Of his wife
securing q divorce last Monday. he
was prepared to marry the dashing
young widow. and they met together.
and. in the presence Of her father and
his mother. we're united.
, 1905-01-12
WYOMING Man
HOT latter R0ADS
boutwell, ATTACKS PAPER
READ BY TRAFFIC MANAGER
OF SANTA FE SYSTEM.
Denounces Transportation Companies
for Slow Trains and Neglect Of
Stock In Their can-Paper Sharply
Criticised by cowan Of Texas and
Butler Of Idaho.

Denver. Colo, Jan. 12.-Shortly af-
ter the National Livestock convention
was called to order this morning a
paper prepared by Traffic Manager
Biddle Of the Santa Fee was read and
aroused considerable an%tagonism. 1t
was entitled The Relation of the Live
stock Shipper to Transportation Com
apnies," and in it Mr.. Biddle expires.
sed his convictions that the shipper
would do better to go direct to the
trafic bureau of a railroad than appeal
to the Interstate commits
sion.
He advocated joint efforts on the
part of the shipper and transporter.
The paper was sharply critized by Co
wan OF Texas, Butler of Idaho and
Boutwell, of Wyoming, who went after
the railroads hot and strong. the latter
denouncing them for their slow trains
and for neglect to stock entrusted to
their care.
, 1905-01-12
Speaker Announce. Committees.

Denver, Colo. Jan. 12.-Speaker
Dickson of the house announced his
committees this morning. and it Is
said they are all in the interests Of
Peabody. William H. Griffith was ap-
pointed chairman of the committee on
railroads. Breckenridge draws the
craftsmanship of the approprist}2n and
expenditure committee, Stevens Is
made chairman OF the labor commit
tee, Dodge is chairman Of the com
mittee on state institutions. Adams Of
insurance and Sterling of constitu-
tional amendments. Frewen, the VOL
colt republican. was not given a chair
manship. The speaker practically
ignored the Wolcottites and the dem
ocrats.
, 1905-01-12
TRAINS COLLIDE
IN A DENSE FOG
SANTA FE LIMITED AND FREIGHT
MEET AT WAGON MOUND
AND SEVERAL ARE DEAD.
til Second or Two Before It Oc-
curred-Ensineer Killed and Fire
man Badly Injured in Wreck on
Big Sandy Railroad.

Las Vegas, N. NJ, Jan. 12.-The
Santa Fee limited collided head-on with
a freight in a dense fog neal here this
morning. The collision occurred at
Wagon Mound, thirty miles south of
Ration. Several of the members of the
train crew are supposed to be dead,
among them a fireman. A negro bar
Der was killed. No passengers were
fatally injured. 1t "a shortly after
daylight and a dense fog. prevailed.
Neither engine crew had any warning
until a second before the trains came
together. The impact was terrific.
The engine and cars were piled in a
heap ovSr the track. The responsible
ity for the wreck has not yet been
fixed, but 1t is thought the crew Of IL,
freight train was in error.
, 1905-01-12
NAMES HIS
HOUSE COMMITTEES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Watts, Hoge
Meyers. Iredale, Hinckley and Gil
droy.
Ways and Means--Clark. King
Snively. Crosson, Richard Young,
Meyers and Goodman.
Revenue-Black, Allen, Sodergreen,
Smith. Gildroy, McGrath and Sage.
Observation-Disclosures, Sleeper. Morton,
Buchanan. Yund, Goodman and Olson.
Agriculture = Kirkpatrick, Solder
green, Wedemeyer, Hinckley and Col
lett.
Stock Raising and Stock Laws-Mor-
ton, Banks. Sieverts. Allen, J~efferis,
Black and Snively.
Corporations-Reid. Young. Allen,
Atherly and Hayden.
County Affairs - Smith, Crosson,
Jackson. Collect, Kirkpatrick. Carley
and Jefferis.
, 1905-01-12
Read. Third Biennial Message.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 12.-Governor
Lafollette personally read his third bi'
ennial message to the Wisconsin leg.
islature today. He favors government
control Of railroads and taxes, the tax,
alton Of public service corporations on
the value of their stocks and bonds,
the taxation Of life insurance com,
panies, the ousting Of the lobby and
restrictions on the influence Of cor.
porations in politics.
, 1905-01-12
METROPOLITAN
PRAYs FOR PEACE
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION At
RUSSIAN CAPITAL ATTEND
Ed By ROYAL FAMILY.
Chief Church oficer Addresses Gear
Personally and Asks God to Grant
That Present War Will End Soon
General Macarthur to Accom-
pany oyama's Army.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 1.-THE people
are celebrating the Russian Christmas
today. In his Christmas sermon the
metropolitan OF St. Petersburg adj
dressed the royal family and urged
peace for the world. Turning to the
emperor, he said: Your imperial
majesty. may God grant that the pres
ent war will end soon. Above all, may
God grant that the angelic message of
peace sing deeper into the hearts OF
men and that strife may soon end for
ever on earth"
, 1905-01-12
WORLDS FAIR MEETING
OF WoMAN's CLUB.

The Worlds fair meeting of the
Laramie Woman's club will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Fred A. Miller to-
night, the program being in charge Of
Miss Agnes Wright. Members OF the
club are allowed to introduce guests.
Following is the program:
Violin solo. Mrs. DIR. Stevens.
Biennial, Mrs. Emma Knight.
Philippines, Mrs. Erickson.
Butter display, Mrs. S,1ipson.
Educational buildings. Mrs. Nelson.
Indian exhibits. Mrs. Spafford.
Music, Young Ladies' Glee club.
japanese Carvings and Italian Mar,
bles. Miss Mary Wright.
The Gardens. Miss Alice Holiday.
The Pie Counter. Mrs. G. A. Camp.
bell.
, 1905-01-12

GorilIas for Tuberculosis Experiments
Gorillas, as well as chimpanxees.
are in great demand for purposes OF
scientific investigation in connection
with tuberculosis. and tropical dis
eases, especially. such as W their
origin to blood parasites.
It is an open secret that an Englisl;
collector is now working In West
Africa Tor the tuberculosis Commits.
sion, French scientists are no less
active. and It would not be difncult tt
compile a list of public institutions
Wiling to buy for this purrnse,
, 1905-01-12
Peabody Files His Contest.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 12.-This morn
ing former Governor Peabody filed his
Compromised contest papers In the
state senate and asked that the place
now occupied by Adams be given to
him. The papers make sweeping
claims. alleging that while the re
turns from Denver show a plurality OF
4,O93 for Adams, Peabody should he
credited with a plurality of $500 votes.
The legislature Is asked to throw uut
1903 precincts in this city
, 1905-01-12
LOWER BRANCH OF STATE LEG
isLATURE IN SESSION BUT
SHORT TIME At cHEY-
ENNE TODAY.
Senate Not in Session and as Soon as
List of House Committees Is
Named That Body Takes Recess
Until Tomorrow Mornine-ln-
crease in Size of Committee on
Roads and Bridges Announced.
Special to The Republican.

Special to Inc republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. Jan. 1.-THE sen
ate was not in session today.
The house met at 10 a. m. and was
called to order by the speaker, Mr..
Cooper of Converse county, who at
once announced the standing commit
tees for the session.
The legislative appropriation bill
was introduced BY Mr.. Watts of Lara
mie and was at once referred to the
ways and means cGmMittee.
The house appointed a committee to
notify the senate that 1t has increased
the COMMITTEES on roads and bridges to
thirteen members-one from each
county in the state. and asked the SEN
ade to appoint . like committee for the
good of the roads and bridges Of the
state.
Immediately after the reading Of the
list OF committees by the speaker the
house adjourned until 10 O'Clock Fri
day morning.
, 1905-01-12
House cemmittees.

Special to This Republican. D.,
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 12.-SpeakeI
Cooper today announced the following
house committees for the present SEES
sion:
Federal Relations-McGrath, Collect
Clark, Wood and Kirkpatrick.
Roads and Bridges-Sleeper. snive
ly, sieverts, Jackson. Carley. Peryam
Bell. King, Jefferis. Wilson. buchanan
Iredale and Wood.
Printing-Bristol. Morton. Yund
John Young and Jefferis.
Arbitration-Peryam, Gilmore. Sod
ergreen and Blacker.
immigration - Buchanan, Hayden
Carley, Hoge and Baldwin.
Engrossment-Watts. Hoge, Sam
mon. Bell and Baldwin.
Northumberland Young. Sage
iredale, Hinckley and Vaughn.
Rules and Joint Rules-Snively
Black. Bristol. Wood and John Young
House Records-Crosson, Peryam
Kirkpatrick, Gilmore and Uhler.
Game and Fisheries-Iredale, Smith
Wilson, Sleeper. s%odergreen, Wede
meyer and Meyers.
Sanitary and Medical-Johnson, AL
len, Martell. Baldwin and Reid.
Labor Wilson. Young. King
Vaughn and Banks.
Elections-Young, Sleeper, Wede
meyer, Uhler. Martello, sammon ami
jackson.
Buildings and Institutions-Atherly
Goodman, Sage, Olson, Bell, johnson
and John Young.
Coal Mines - Vaughn. johnson
Black, Watts. Bell, Martell and Ath
erly.
Mines and Mining-Meyers, Yund
Buchanan, Blacker and Banks.
Lands and lrrigation-Hoge, Hay
den, Gilmore. Buchanan. Goodman
Olson and johnson.
Education = Hayden. Dubois, Gil
droy, Wood, Olson. sieverts ant
Blacker.
Memorials = Yund, Reid. Gildroy
Hickey and Uhler.
, 1905-01-12
Nav R.-e.t.bu.h Army canteen.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate
committee ON military affairs today
took up the bill for the restoration OF
the army canteen. Owing to the
sweeping recommendations in its favor
it is expected the committee will re,
port for the passage OF the bill.
, 1905-01-12
Eaxors Ship Subsidy Bill.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE senate
on commerce today report
ed favorably on the ship subsidy bill.
An amendment was adopted to in
crease the mail subsidy for steamers
carrying United States mails acros
the Pacific to So, O0O, 900 if a fortnightly
be established.
, 1905-01-12
COLD A-PLENTY
Two States In the Grasp Of Good sized
Blizzard,

Denver. Colo, Jan. IAN arctic
wav holds Colorado and Wyoming in
its grasp today and a blizzard RACES in
the mountain towns. At Cheyenne
last night the mercury registered II
below. At 6 o'clock this morning it
was 6 below. In Central City, Colo.
this morning, it was Z below and Colo
RADIO Springs 10 below. Up in the
second range it is not so cold, Buena
Vista showing 20 above, Leadville IL
above and Telluride 20 above.
, 1905-01-12
English Girl Fond Of DOGS.

Miss Ruby Cooke, daughter of Lady
Cooke Of Eastlorpe. England, is be-
lieved to own n of the inest collec'
ton OF dogs in the world. including
Mighty Atom, which weighs just two
and a half pounds. Another OF her
fads Is ,photographing, at which she
and her brother are experts. Also
she goes In for fine embroidery. plays
the guitar. mandolin and banjo Tin adj
dillon to the piano. Of counsel. n Is
q famous candy-maker.
, 1905-01-12
BURkETT STANDS
WITH PRESIDENT
PROSPECTIVE SENATOR FROM
NEBRASKA WILL AID IN REGU.
LATINO FREIGHT RATES.
Declaration Comes In Response to In
quiry from Nebraska House Of Leg
islature-Senate Committee Fa-
vors Ship Subsidy BiII-cockreIl
to be Appointed March 4.

Lincoln, Nebr., Jan. 12.-ln the house
today a ietter from Congressman Bukett
was read, in which he pledges himself
to support Roosevelt in his campaign
for the regulation of freight rates.
Burkett's declaration comes in re-
Spouse to an inquiry from the house
and practically insures his election to
the senate.
, 1905-01-12
COMES TO FRONT IN LIVELY TIME
TO FIGHT FIRE IN THE LAR
AMIE FURNITURE CON-
PANY'S STORE.
Aided by Many Members Of Late De-
partment and Members of Old
Department and Complimented for
Efficient Work-Fire in Pressroom
Of Boomerang Brings Department
to Aid Of That Public alton.

. Hereafter | shall let the fire de, @
Q partment fight the fire and de- Q
. vote my energies to fighting the 9
Z hoodlu ism rampant last night 9
. in preventing firemen from doing 6
: their duty.'-Marshal Sigman. q
= . 9 600 G &C cGG0
, 1905-01-12
o Q Q @ 80 Q @ Q @ Q c.
o In II breath they uhe Boone Q
Q rang) abuse and in the next call Q
@ for help.-Mr. John Frazee. Q
O Q Q Q Q O G 9 Q &C Q . Q o @ G.

If there is any shame left in the "or.
gan" this morning. after its most Bit
ter and uncalled for attack on the re-
organized fire department, it should
show it now. and not hesitate to thank
the men it so bitterly denounces, who.
smitten on n cheek by the despic'
able methods of hat organ, turn the
other cheek in the doing of that which
saved the paper from considerable an
noyanCe and loss.
Asmoky stove in the basement of the
Boomerang office blew out this morn
ing. setting afire a lot of paper accum-
ulated underneath the press. in a pit
built when the press was erected, and
TIE whole building was filled with
department at 9 O'Clock and the boys
responded promptly and efficiently.
Mr.. Yelton found the hydrant at the
corner of Second and T~hornburgh
streets frozen but he had plenty of
steam in the boiler of the fire engine
and the hydrant was SOC opened.
Chief Gramm responded with the 9th
er members of the department and the
citizens to the number of several score,
and seeing the condition of things, or,
dered the engineer not to start the
engine and force water into the base
ment, as 1t was possible to fight the
fire with the small hose in the build
ing and with a bucket brigade under
the direction of Marshal Sigman. A
stream of water would have lone much
damage to the press and other machin-
cry. The chief prevented this and the
trouble was soon righted, there being
no damage to the building or plant, ac-
carding to Mr.. Patched, the business
manager. with insurance sufficient to
have ed loss in any event.
Willis Jcnsen's store at 3O6 Second
street, known as the Laramie Furni-
ture company was almost completely
destroyed by fire which started about
10 o'clock last night. The fire. owing to
prompt and efficient work on the part
of the reorganized fire department and
the voluntary aid OF a large number OF
citizens, many OF them members OF
the department in bygone days, and alb
solutely without regard to politics, de
spite the efforts of a few s~oreheads
who have sought to inject politics in
to the service to the crippling OF the
fire fighting force of the city, was con
! fined to the one BUILDING. The build
ing. the first door north. occupied on
the ground floor by F. w. OFT as an
electrical supply store and printing Of
fee. and on the second floor as a res
idence by Mr.. OFT and his family. be
ing saved with very little loss. the
most Of the loss being in the second
story, where the household furniture
was damaged by handling. A vacan'
lot adjoined the Jensen building on tn
south.
The alarm came from the night pc
lice force and was promptly RESPONDED
, 1905-01-12
Lookino to state OH Refinery

Topeka, Kas., Jan. ia resolution
was introduced in the house today
calling for the appointment OF . COM
mittee of Ave % investigate and report
within twenty days the ACCESSIBILITY
and probable cost of erecting. ut the
states expense, a state oil refinery.
, 1905-01-12
WHITES MOVEMENTS.
"What's the Matter With Kansas" Man
Travelling.

Emporia, Kan, Jan. 12.-William
Allen White has gone to Manitou for
a months vacation, accompanied by
his son. His wife and daughter are
now there. White denies that he will
write up Cripple Creek.
, 1905-01-12
WOULD EXAMINE sARTENoERs
Meausre Proposed by the Missouri
Federation Of Labor.

Joplin, Mo-, Jan. 1.-THE state ex-
animation and registration of bar
tenders is proposed by the state fedora
ton of labor convention in a resolu-
tion adopted for the benefit of the gen
eral assembly.
, 1905-01-12
s.n,.. Add. to seriou.ne...

Jefferson City, Mo-. Jan. 12.-The
senate made the Niedringhaus investi-
cation still more serious today by ex-
tending its scope to include an inquiry
into the promises and pledges OF Of
Aces said to have been made in return
for his support.
, 1905-01-12

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE president
today announced that he would ap-
point Senator Cockrell on March 4 as
a member of the interstate commerce
commission vice James Woman The
latter's term expired January s. but he
Is reappointed until March 4th.
, 1905-01-12
British Steamer Stranded.

New York, Jan. IA short distance
from where the steamer Drumelzier
was broken up recently. the British
steamer Indus, from Central America
for New York. is stranded. She ran
into a bar in the fog.
, 1905-01-12
Fatal Accident in West Virginia.

Williamson, W.. Va, Jan. ia Big
Sandy railroad freight train today
struck a boulder which had fallen on
the track. The engine and seven cars
turned over Engineer Harmon was
killed and Fireman Kirby Smith was
badly injured.
, 1905-01-12

A woman has an idea u NO me-
speak to her on the stIsst It II MS
cause they think her husband is .
|cealsd Somewhere about her-aNe~
York Press. f.
, 1905-01-12

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, 1905-01-12
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, 1905-01-12

When Q woman feels bad beean7c
she has nc monty 10 spssnd. she CON
forts herself by going shopping.
, 1905-01-12
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

A girl is mighty clever to have 2
different way Of making a fool O.
every different .
, 1905-01-12

Toxic, Jan. 12.-Permission has been
granted t o Major General Macarthur,
United States army. with one aide. to
accompany Field Marshal Oyama's
army.
, 1905-01-12

When q man, always t.memb,rs 10
post his wifs's letters I, - a sign ne
can tell whoppers with a straica'
tace.
, 1905-01-12

Every half mile?"
Every half mile"
How long does 1t take . canoe to
travel . half . mile?"
about ten minutes"
II might arrange to Co." said the
lawyer. II need a reet. Tell the boys
to hold the place for. me. I'll be With
them II I doet break 4 leg!"--Kan,
sas City Journal
, 1905-01-12

Seven Russian Vessels at Suez.
Suez, Jan. 12.-Three o Russian
torpedo boats arrived today, making
seven now In port.
, 1905-01-12

A complete line Of legal blanks q
ne RAeshReas e1eA
, 1905-01-12

A complete line Of legal bla1l1 q
rhe Republican odics.
, 1905-01-12
INV =. cnanoed Hi. Mind.

Nv, nave an invitation to float
4owA ~ghite river with a canoe par
IT, A~,a = Nevada contractor to q
NevkdH lawyer.
I'm too busy to go-couldn't think
of IT," replied the lawyer.
They tell me-" continued the con
tractor. there is . bar about every
half milA"
"A whatf"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-27

Ten thousand year IL an income
too small
They say, to i've well Ia circles
etfete
The head Of the honSe soon or late
ia the wall
Must 20 in MS efforts to make
both ends meet
For paltsg ten thousands mere
bagatelle
II tamilys properiy cared for.
hey say
Bat were living happy aud getting
on we'll.
ia the glorious world of A-Dcllar.
aDat
Three thousand IL needed for gown-
ine one wife.
For the son eff ~ college two
lhousand may do.
Aud since costly an sin a philander.
Ing llfe
A fathers hard pressed who's a
daughter or tao
And onls ten thousand rear al HE
iaaek
| only repeat shat | hear people
say.
For kHaw noahlu9 "a u and lsss
90 rvtk.
Ia the glorloas woria og A.Dollar-
Rsfsay
Ia the world ~ A DollAF.a-tlay where
we live
The asiKhhers are pl~asAat aud
everything Mad
white M man er wosnan II soe seoF
so give
Assistance "a ne~dY. the iasas.
bait and blind.
Ne feel aos TIE tAshlonsbae ennal.
sss true
We lead life lawly ana mrow act
htaM~.
nus hvaeAs aays are many ana aFess
aaym are few.
In ths minrtons waraa aF A-DalauF.
a-nas.
-Rsy TsrEsss Gseea h Lezaas's
wesAiy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-27
CROW SHOE co
LOG AL N E w S.
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First class shoe making at
Feray's 80
For plumbing call j. o. Bunkley
at F. S. Cronk Co. Both phones
81. #
Rev. s. C. Bailey of Midlothian
visited relatives in the city yester-
day
Can J. o. Bunkley for plumbing
at F. S. Cronk Co. Both phones
No. 84 tt
Stewart. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Moore, has well develop
ed case Of measles.
Five dollars in advance will pay
for the Daily Light for whole
year You save q dollar in the deal.
Try II once and see how we'll pleased
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