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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

riot and crime stalked well-nigh unchal lenged through those hills; when danc. halls and gambling places ran wide oper in Deadwood. and every man and woman carried six-shooter in his or her belt has there appeared in this region nor, curious and interesting character tb> this woman, who. for more than 2b 70 skillfully disguised her sex ,na' not even her warmest friend ino'' 'A'' mate associate suspectsso
 Kate Maher was tp~only child of poor Irish parents. heh nel ia'". "..,. aa ana mother immj,<ated to this country shs vss . littp bright-eyed. auburn-haired rirl of sse or six. The family remained |, ,rsw York until the husband and s.lner had saved enough money to take him. his wife and child. on to Pittsburs. He remained in Pittsburg only long enough to get enough money to take them on to Cleveland. And he remained in Cleveland only so long as was neces- sary to save enough money to take them on to Dubuque He had relatives in Dubuque and there he remained several years. The daughter went to school in Dubuque and laid the foundation for an education that enabled her. when in after years she was left to shift for herself. to teach country school on the western border.
 Rates mother died when the family was on its way in a prairie schooner from Dubuque to Omaha. On his arrival in Omaha the father joined freighting outfit bound for Denver and took his motherless child with him on the long journey across the plains. He placed her in the home of an Irish family out west and arranged for her 10 renter school. while he continued 10 freight across tbe plains. A few years later he was killed and scalped in a brush with Indians out in western Nebraska.
 Kate Maher. just budding into young womanhood. Nas. by the death of her father. left not only an orphan. but without a relative in this country or friends to aid or advise her.
 The few years that succeeded her last bereavement were years of sore trial. She vas compelled to go out into the world to earn a livelihood for herself, and, in order 10 keep body and soul to- eether. she did whatever came 10 her hand to do. She went out to service she served as waitress in hotels in towns that sprang up along the line of the Union Pacific railroad. and finally she taught a school in little settlement on the western border Her salary as teacher was insufficient. however. to meet her needs and she resigned in, few months to seek rore profitable employ- ment. For a time she zas out of work. and more than once she suffered the panss O. hunger. She met with priva- lions and endured ha7iships that would have broken the spirit of . l-ss ceuIa- seous, rexolute natU .
 Women haG Ia ha- time Tn the vest -aGNRNtfe nore for nate Kate Nanef ..;d this to herse'' and she asked her .,f the question. Why should % on suRerins for the -ery necessities Q. il'e
 vs.u. by putting on . mans se.'ns
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 s-. as sss..ls'oz . u7ns Hs's-f-
 rs. .ssiis gsz p-ez ale n a.l 'ss n' .,s ezs io-eser ia tsss -o.se 2 '
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
x,,d,.,. pr..sht Oct Ce.s.sssen.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.--John !. Taggart Of Philadelphia has given himself up to the police here. saying that he is wanted in the east for the embezzle- ment of $1.OOO from the real estate de partment of the Pennsylvania Railroad company. TWO nights ago Taggart. who is sixty-6ve years old. applied at the Harrison police station for nights lodging. saying he had no money. Re ing well dressed. the desk sergeant took pity on the old man and instead of placing him in cell gave him enough money 10 procure he'd at a hotel in the vicinity. After his arrest Taggart said that the kindness of the sergeant made him feel 90 repentent about the embezzlement that in order to clear his e once he hsd decided to give bimon to the authorities and stand triAl crime.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
BRONSON & DENNISON,
 95 BANK ST. 12-10tf
FASHIONS LATEST FRJLLS.
Attractive TriAee That Are Notice able in the Up-to-DAte
 Costumes.

Cloth and fur are both used for tn. smart redineote.
 ld-spaugled robes over founda ton of gold tissue and silver and pearl embroidered robes are worn in Paris.
 CaracuI Is one of the efurs favored for young girls, reports tte Brooklyn Eagle
 Emine, sable. seal. baby lamb and Siberian squirrel are employed for ths fur crsvat.
 Buttons Of brilliants. the more ex- psesive variety rivaliug the diamond in bril!iancy. gre the leaders in the button world
 Shade velvet is aG admirable fabric for trimming purposes.
 A eovn of chiffon veivs has the pref ererse for afternoon xAs-
 mere is g. --.srria1 e s1- broidery.
 A nev spang -.risl' form
 The lone. pes -zrsie ss- pecisIly in den -.l es Ter .ms. are round. ov. ss, z,I i- --si Jar.
 shaded dgre. z- Hluerr -1s- city.
 Taifeta. bo.s slr an a -37ase7z effects. is ths U-csFEss- 4t~Tts! -z excsllelce.
 Handercbiefs 2t zr1eh tssn aasz ! embroidered, isa -C4.zT srt.is-iy. r.
 wrisf hass arx = e i- .NA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
EOR SALE-Feather beds and furniture II for sale. Inquire l74 Mill Street.
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WANTED-Bright young man or wo-
 w man. good canversationalist, 10 locally represent corporation in selling securities to snail investors. Pay $l.5oo. % to S3,OoO.OO per annum, according to ability, High class and permanent oeeupa- ton. Securities, this office. l-2-o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
LATE WANTS.

WANTED Everybody to know that l
 " have removed my office from 6 Center street to room No. 2 West Main street. George Robbins, Insurance. Pen. sion Attorney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

DIVE DOLLARS REWARD-I will pay # reward of $500 to any person who will furnish me the name of . purchaser oi an upright Hickman Piano; or will discount the same amount to direct purchaser. Terms 5000 down and $500 per month. Address Reward. Democrat office.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
Rese, G.,ey.,, I, pr,s.,.

PANAMA. Jan. 2-Advices from Co., Iombia report that the projected revo- lution has been unsuccessful and that Generals Joaquin veIez and Gonzales Valencia. who were at the head of the movement. and others have been i'm rrisoued. President Reyes has issued a manifesto to the archbishop apprcv- ing of his conduct. Generals Uribe- Urihe. Lucas and Cabslls,Q haSaje appointed ministers to Brazl ,rr,,ti ua and venezuela respectivd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

DISTRICT OF wATERBuRY, ss. PRO- ~ bate Court. Jan . 1905 Estate of George Ward Elliott .atc Of Water bury in said district deceased
 The court of Probate for the district of waterbury had limited and allowed six months rom the date hera of, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attcsted, within said time. will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 James F. Elliott, Administrator
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

woman. In a lonely cl ls.n,,r M Q n,,nar
 in the west one ds>( recently miner
 whose hands we>ssoiled and worn witf
 nse na,o u,Se face bore the marks oi
 s;o.;.,.;nsell on, anu Fell i'll and in the course oi
 .. ,'sIass the dark secret which Kate
 Ms,lh had kept locked in her own heart . many years. came out.
 The sick miner. as it befell, was . woman, and the woman. it transpired. was the brght-faced. auburn-haired lit- tie Irish girl who had been left an orphan on the border in the early days. and in order to keep body and soul together had been compelled to assume the character and take the place of man in the world.
 In the guise and under the name of man the girl took up her work in which her father had lost his life-that of . freighter She made numerous trips by wagon train across the plalns and not q few thrilling adventures with the hos- tile Indians and the wild beasts that roamed the great unsettled. uncivilized spaces of the west between the Missouri river and the Rocky mountains. She quickly learned to use her six-shooter and her rifle with uncommon skill. and there was not in the border country . surer shot than she. She had a quick eye. a steady nerve and a courage that never failed her.
 But the girl in male attire did not long remain freighter. The spirit of adven- ture took possession of her and she suf- fered it to lead her whithersoever it would. Her life for the next few years was crowded with incident and thrilling experience Indians were giving settlers on the border much trouble. Kate Maher. under one of the many aliases she assumed. turned scout and rendered good service in that capacity.
 From scouting she turned to stage driving. from stage-driving to prospect ing. from prospecting to cow-punchins. from COW punching again to prospecting. and from prospecting to working in the mines as a wage earner She led fast. exciting life during the years she was freishting. scouting. stage-driving pros- pecting and mining. and ii vas inevita- ble that she should lose the womsnly eraces that once were hers.
 She associated for years with men only For the most part they were rough. uncouth men and she naturally enough took I'D their habits. She took to smoking first. and drinking. swearing and gambling followed in quick succes- sion. And with her womanly nature she los- her comeliness. Tn the middle-aeed woman of to-day there is little even suggestive of the pretty slender girl If tbir;y-odd years ago save perhaps hsr plnck. honesty. quick Vit and good nature
 Her life has been marked by msny and strange vicissitudes. and she has changed her aliases many times. butshe has never changed it to cover ID dark deed or 10 e<cape the payment of ap hon. est debt Whatever else she may have beer. she never has been crooked She changed her alias. her occupation and her residence frequently because there aTzays Iurked iu her heart .fear that tte secret she carried fse might get out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
POPULAR PENNY.A.W0RD Ibl||
1Qiscellapeous.

(NATHOLlc women's associSsion classes V will be resumed on Monday January 3. General meeting of members Thursday. January 5. Full attendance is requested.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

ITO RENT-Two connecting furnished l rooms with all modern improvements. l6l North Main street. l2-3O-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

BEDROOMS papered. ceiling, sidewalks, D border. labor and paper for g. 25, winter price only. H. P. Stark. 536 High land avenue. Wall paper for sale.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
OsA Resident ss sarss<

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

,OST-Opsr face Gold Watch and en- II amel pin between St. Francis Church and River street. by way of Washington street. Reward if returned to Democrat office. l2.3O.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

NM ANTED- Strav and felt hats " ty ire same hatters that five years with the pantury Hai now located at v Grand street. Bank.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
WHpgED.

chambsr-maid at '
 " mercial House. Naugatucl at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

DOR SALE-Line your ca,sesenc.,op, J. and work sheds for winter V l.h. p,ai.f5 Patent Wind and Dampproof Pape s5osros. Cheap and easily applied. h sheets l6x22 l-2 inches, 50 cents hundfsl iss. in quantities. Twenty will covat s,si 6xs feet. Address or call at peiaoeFs .!
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

EoR SALE-creas Bargain. 'is!is azdsl I second hand Clothing. Wi. p-,sn.s.ss co3 Bank St. ess,s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
FOR S1BEElI.

DANlEL T. HARRINGTON s. D sell any of the follewinf I, prloe that will suit; 3famjlyE I nut ], street. ? family house oys , family house William styeet weao' street. 3 family Vin6,si lam y aouses Dikemar street. gam in any of the above sed rarrIngtoa, 40 EaA Main St
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

'ok SALE Corns and Ket
 .,,, < terms on these 1cuKhtcn ! @<O more now than before were cut, but the prices for the | VIII De the sa me as before. J. iord' Real Estatc, io9 Bank strs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
FROM isONfF.

Bayee. Sept Is -Geuree Pate was
In Daltas last week on business
Miss Florence Smith has gone 10
Lancaster where she VIII attend
school
Misses Annie Kelly and Bessie
Rovre attended the house party given
BY Mrs } r. DAILY a. Palmer
Mr. Battle. maehinist from Dallas.
is doing work on the aew gin
Miss Clara Danm. Nho has been
visiting Miss Florence Dankne has
returned home
Or v N lass OF RAY has moved
here
Leslie Dankhe has gone 20 Georges
town To enter Southwe stern tuiver-
sisy
Mrs. sam sharp u visiting her si~-
Ter. Mira Jim Couch. at Roll, ] T
Mrs Y II GrigEs + NisiftnR Feia-
tIYes IA Oklahoma
Mr. Benton has sold his dwelling
aud shop 10 Mr. Coz and viii mose
10 western Texas
Af Naxahachie Cemetery Oesobsr
sfh fhe woodmen and Ladies' Circle
wili unseil IA monuments ~ Mr.
aui Ars RobSrs Iaofe
Ellle ruruhand a htahis e#peNtad
ruunw man "a thie community did
SUNDAY svenlng. September ~. %
m~ataFaal fever Funeral ~@fttFea
Ntfe lstid a. pAineF bY lkas HtFh'
fuMee lnsefmvnt took pl4sH At lite
Palmer e%wFn#twrs Mnsh svmpsfsf
extended E fhe hsFesHsa family
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
BATTLE WITH BURGLAR.
Former Lieutenant Governor Of Mis-
souri, Has a Lively Time.

Former Lieutenant Governor Of Mis-
souri Has a Lively Time.
ST, Louis. Sept. 19.-Johu p. O'Msara.
a former lieutenant governor of Mis-
souri and at present secretary OF a
local construction company. was held
up and badly wounded Monday night
on the front porch Of his home In q
fashionable part of the city. MIR.
O'Meara was seated when "a We'll dress
ed man approached and after inquiring
the number OF the house suddenly
drew "A revolver and with the demand
your money or your life. threw MINI
self upon Mr.. OtMeara.
A struggle follow ed. both men roll
ing down The front steps 10 the lawn.
where the fight continued. AS. Mr..
0'Meara gradually gained the adyant-
age, his assailaut loosened his grasp
on the revolver ana drawing "A knife
stabbed MIR. O'Meara in the face. The
footpad then escaped. Physicians were
summoned and five stitches were taken
I'm the wourid. which extends from the
cheek 10 the neck.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
ERnoR EXPLAINED.
Pet Mares FOR : s~eethsart Must Not
Ee IN Marriaoe license.

1&R@ M4fNtA&S &tS1It42s
Chicago, Sept 1s.-"Pct An Tor
= sweetheart ma be all right In court-
ship. but they ought not to be carried
as far as the marriage license win
dow" commented License Clerk SaIrn-
onson Monday. upon receiving a letter
from Rev. William A. Quayle of this
city explaining an error in a license
issued a few days ago for the wedding
of Ephriam Davis to Miss Dallas Tex
as" According to the Rev. Mr.. Quayle
the correct name of the young woman
before marriage to Mr.. Davis was
was Dallas Texas" Rev. Mr.. Quayle
Ascribed the mistake to a rambling
condition of the groom when Mr..
Davis applied for the marriage license.
Here is Or. Quayle's letter TO Clerk
Salmonson: "wfl YOU note that in the
license issued to Ephriam Davis and
Catherin Deiles' that the groom In his
rambled condition in applying for the
NhAc saw ho Llit DtidGS tdttlE Ntit
pet name her friends always called her.
Her name being, as I have written.
Catherine Deiles, from which arose the
calling her Dallas Texas" l have
placed both names In returns.
"WM. QUAYLE"
The marriage was performed on the
18th day Of this month. The p~rosaie
municipal records have been duly cor
rected to accord with reality as 10 the
brides actual former cognomen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
S~CoTCHMEN MUSTER.
Greatest Number Under Arms Since
Cattle of Fiodden Field.

Greatest Number Under Arms Since
Cattle of Flodden Field.
E~dinbburgh, Sept 19.-The greatest
muster OF Scotchmen under arms since
the historic battle Of FTodden Field
was reviewed by King Edward here
Monday. The king arrived at the
Scottish Ca pital IN the morning and
proceeded to Hollywood palace
whence, attended by the Duke of Con
naught and a brilliant staff. he rode
TO the parade grounds in Kings park
where nearly 40. 600 Scottish volunteers
marched past his majesty. An euor
nous number OF visitors. many from
the north II England. Witnessed tn
review which Is expected 20 assist lr
counteraCting the extreme Irritation
felt in volunteer military circles over
the recent Worrying regulations Of the
war Office.
During the march Sir Thomas Lip
ton, who is honorary colonel ~ tht
Second Lauarkshire engineers. and
who was leading the regiment past the
king Hiv horse threw him ard Sir
Thomas WAS Kicked ln the face HIS
injuries are not serious.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
Tho Amouaf Ne eat.

w. Use uat ~ enc qrsul.tv aa
eat. noe the variety aas bv what
The w@Hm can atiau $50 natter
huw sasaa of u'aaEfal raar tssi
"a fRF the srm un r4aF 46
m~ssFun waFf sa mskm wmaln
EAa1 ruaE fa a nEnperE stat
~ taNinE e 81sn 90 geeena Alenaf
FHew~r ~ aner m0s s.
nos uma asa awts an. b mHs mF
fhs ffvsf fo nernsr ha = ssa
ta# aNaaa An& n
tlon Nnal #sffe usu Bg
hsst@ ea& at4 ~ q 81.
Fwagss rs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
FOR SALE room house. large lot.
IN strent or lanA &lnEA

FOR SALE house. large lot.
On street car line. $3.50.
TWO story brick for s2,e5o, a good
building for an investment
Two story stone aud brick build
ing. one of the best locations on The
public square, $500.
14o acres good black land. mile
and half from railroad town. i46
acres In cultivation. a bargain at
S.06G-
Modern cottage, 4 rooms and bath.
one Of the most convenient and best
finished houses in town. large piece
ground. good barn, etc ~tsargain
for s320u.
so acres all In cultivation. 9 room
house. everlasting water. q choice
farm on public road . miles from
good school and churches. s75 per
acre. TEXAS REALTY co d&t-wsF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

Fhe Equitable says 81 i- no, gong
to make any further contributions
60 campaign funds. What does o.
propose 10 do about the policy hold
money So has heretofore fraudu-
leutiH siyeu Goa shat fund. And not
only the Equitable but the other In
surause companies that are guilty OF
such misapprop1oti1uz OF money en-
trusted Ht innocent puil,s Hniders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

Having been dethroned as a fight
ing power Russia viii seek o gain
notoriety through her plans for uni
versaI peace. The ear has issued an
invitation for a second worlds peace
conference TO be held at the Hague.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

The report from New Orleans is
that the fever situation in the city
continues encouraging, though The
spread Of the disease in the country
causes alarm. AS yet there is moth
ing 10 warrant a relaxation Of quaran-
tine restrictions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

The failure of strikes. reported
almost daily, furnishes conclusive
proof that people generally do not
sanction unreasonable demands on the
part of line wag II In per
hitting labor bosses Jo exercise IN
lmiJed control labor unions have lost
fayo. with tHe public.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

H m.usf eaNss = aaEfuw. bfotsAnd
romn xiun and aali heasv esw@ are
las - gaor einnaatum ana asa inactive
liver Osano Laxative FFaAt syrup
8AHs digestion and stimulates me
e,r a4a gsswela and mahea she aoFms
wgsxtssa ssusagsa mma eie@r 0fsun
Nv HFaEE Syrup Asam@ E@s Hs8'
se 81 sFap@ aaa e. slid AaA v3HAa
sBf e. tahN AesnMN sahAt8faaTM y
IN RmaEt&
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

Judging from the character OF the
theatrical attractions coming TO Tex
as this season the American Theatri-
cal Exchange must have a deep seat
ed grudge against the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20
KNIVES WEAPONS.
Two Men We're Killed and . Thi-c
One Badly Wounded.

One Badly Wounded.
Anadarko. okla. sept 19-Two mev
were killed and "a third dangerously
wounded at oakley "a small town aear
armed Wau named Roans Gonzales
tits story Is that the TWO men. wht
were strangers. came "a his home anf
asked for work When told there was
Ho work threw demanded food and ziael.
ten A light rusued ia which ket
knives AND a hig bowie knife aert
used ONE ~ the strangers was killea
outright with q stab "a the heart.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

'fInpie Creek coio sept ~ Sew
cral inches ~ snow fell here Monday
THE rfHv fal uHH preceded ny "a htgt
oIri thaf utev daRu several buildings
.Iuitss "a 1afnr fae house
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

Copy for small ads for the Daily
Light should reach this office not
later than IL a. M. Copy for one
half and full page ads should be
handed in the day before.
Copy for small ads for Enterprise
should reach this office not later
than Wednesday at noon. Copy for
one-half and fun page ads should
be handed in on Monday. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

@S@~~@@ @@@&@~~@~@@~~& @w@@S
WEATHER-Tonight fair; warmer:
Thursday fair. Tuesday max. ~
min. SIS.
FOR sALE-one Jersey bull. See
Tom Dixon. Tsp
PHONE 4O-Ray's stable for the au-
tomobile. Condo Mosley. tt
FOR RENT-A five o house on
Main street. NJ. T. Patrick. If
FOR SALE-Cow and calf; COW good
mixer. Apply at Rays stable. tt
FOR RENT-Two houses. See w. J.
McDuffie, at McDuffie Grocery Co.
LA
FOR RENT-A six room house on
Water street, city water. Mrs. ID. l..
Nichols. Il
FOR RENT-Four room house, APP
ply to Mrs. f. F. Ray. 21o Mcmillan
street. 146eod
JUST ARRIvED-Delgado eondens-
ed chill. csc per pound at Pete's
restaurant. II
WANTED-You TO know that | have
good, sound cotton seed hulls. p.
II. Thompson. 1913
FOR RENT-New seven room two
story house. city water, Marvin ave
nue.. j. Lee Penn. is
FOR RENT-A six room house furn-
ished. On West Main street. Apply
10 Mrs. l.. r. Gulick. rs.
FOR sALE-A good three room
house. smoke house and lot. Apply
10 ~. b. Dickey. IL
LosT-one cuff button. monogram
=. n. l.. Finder return TO Matthews
Bros, and be rewarded. 20
FOR sALE-Three veal old Jersey
COW fresh in alt See r. Castro,
331 w. Main street. If
DRESS MAkING-For first class
dress making call on or phone Mrs
G. l.. Kidd. Old phone No, 80. ~
WANTED TO TRADE-A thorough
bred Water Spaniel pup s months old
for q pig, Apply 416 Williams ct II
STORE ROOM WANTED-At once.
Size about 25xI00. Would rent half
Of a room II could o get whole,
Answer quick. "Biil,' care Daily
Light "a
HOUSE FOR RENT-lf you have a
house for rent, the quickest and
cheapest way to let the people know
column,
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JUST ARRIyED-Delgado eondens-
ed chill. Csc per pound at Pete's
restaurant. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-20

FOR SALE-One Jersey bull. See
Tom Dixon. Tsp
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WANTED-You TO know that | have
good, sound cotton seed hnlls. d.
II. Thompson. 153
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FOR RENT-Two houses. See w. j.
McDuffie. at McDuffie Grocery Co.
144
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FOR RENT-Four room house, APP
ply to Mrs. E. F. Ray. 21o Mcmillan
street. 146eod