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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
DR.. OLNEY AS
A GRANDFATHER
Judge Long Pictures the Mayor
In His Favorite Role With
Side Remarks on Scene
Highway.


=. Life's journey has its mile stones to
mark the way and yesterday was the
fifth one in the voyage of little Tom
Olney, five years old, now with his
mother visiting his grandparents at
Las Vegas.
OF those who read this communica-
ton, how many will be able to recall
their fifth birthday?
True, we have many fairy tales
of early recollections, how different
people recall the events of childhood,
some of the stronger sex, even recall
ing the time when they wore short
dresses. but these precarious individ.
uals are usually classed with lsaak
Walton, Grover Cleveland and other
fishermen and by many are supposed
to be distantly related to Ananias.
As Thursday was Toms fifth birth
day, it was determined that he should
have birthday family picnic, one that
he might recall in his old age without
being classified among those of ex-
ceptional memory.
His grandfathers and grandmothers,
of course, must 60. No five-year-old
child could have his cup Of JOY COM
pletely full in the absence of these
dignitaries, especially when such
functionaries are actively in the flesh
There was some apprehension that
'Doc" Olney might not stand the
hardships of the trip but from his
performance in driving Dandy" at a
2:40 gait, don't you know" over
the scenic route, the apprehension
was soon dissipated. The first serious
reflection of the day to me was, how
grateful our families should feel fol
the blessings we enjoy, not death
in either, not missing link, reason
able prosperity and perfect health
while so many about us have hat
"crepe on the door," or other misfor
tunes.
Truly. we are all unmindful of the
good gifts so lavishly bestowed by
kind providence.
We are SO accustomed to these
that we accept them too often, as
matter of course. without thought
OF WOTN VI iudHhS, " th"t A''''
which so freely bestows.
The sunshine and the rain, tn
fruitful fields and beautiful flowers
the grandeur of the oceans and tn
beauties of mountain and forest, ar
given us for enjoyment but gratitud
to the giver is too seldom in ou
hearts.
But this was not to be thesis O
Providence, but a short story of
birthday picnic and yet there is S
much food for reflection, even in
picnic experience that one naturali
digresses.
We selected. as the place, Long
canon on the west fork OF the ia
linas. partly from its associations, an
in mart for its attractions. Her
our families, as the years passed an
the children grew. had their annu;
and occasional outings, SO that eac
fine old tree, every shady nook, Il
rippling pools of the swiftly flown
river, and as well the view points
the mountain sides, had its sweet a
sociations, about which clustert
happy memories. Commencing In II
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come suspicious and suspend negotia-
tions but many would forward the
amount asked. and. Of course. never
hear any more from II.
II IL not known how many persons
were victimized, but the list In the
United States Is thought TO be very
large. Denver has victim. man
named Bogue, who was caught about
nine months ago. He has since disap.
peared. A number Of attempts to
work Colorado people have been re-
ported. While J. II, O'Rielly. OF Al
buquerque. recently received letter
from member OF the gang. In which
the well known game was set forth.
Mr.. O'Rielly promptly turned the let
ter over TO the authorities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
MAKES ANOTHER ATTEMPT.

Dover, July 2S.-T. w. Burgess
started this morning In a second at
tempt to swim across the channel. He
entered the water at the coast guard
station at Lyden. four miles northwest
Of this port. Burgess last year got
within four miles of the French coast
in first attempt to swim the chan
no1
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Taft Takes Tea in japanese Garden

many officers Of the army and navy
were present. The party numbered
$50. A number Of toasts were drank,
including one to President Roosevelt
and one to the mikado. Secretary
Taft in toasting the Japanese army
and navy, dwelt chiefly on It's rec.
ord in the Chinese war and boxer up
rising. and on questions in connec-
tion with its organization and leader
ship. He did not refer to the present
war
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KozIoff Displaced

st. Petersburg. July 2S.-The news.
papers today announce the appoint
ment OF General Durnovo. member OF
the council Of empire. as governor gen.
eral OF Moscow in the place of Gen.
eral kozloff who Is considered to
have been too vacillating In his pol
icy towards the Zemtsvos congress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28

quantities of revolvers. rifles. cart,
ridges and compromising documents.
Roumanian officials subsequently dis
covered cases Of rifles hidden in the
hold OF Turkish steamer now at
kustenji.
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Plot Against Life Of Turkish Sultan

Bucharest, July 2S.--A plot against
the life Of the sultan OF Turkey has
been discovered by the authorities at
Kustenji. A search of the houses oc-
cupied by thet Turks. disclosed large
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
laps Make Further Sahkalin Advances

Toxic, July 2S.-Admiral Katacya
reports that the squadron sent to
Kastri bay on July "a. found the light
house at Krestakamp abandoned. The
squadron proceeded to Basalt island
and observed four guns In the direc-
ton of the Alexandrovsky postoffice.
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These guns opened fire but were i'm
mediately silenced The city was
burned and building like magazine
exploded Kastri bay Is opposite
Sahkalin island, sixty miles northeast
of the Sahkalin town of Alexandrov-
sky,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28

DR.. F. r. B. Fest has opened an Of
flee for the practice OF medicine In
room fourteen. Crockett block. DR..
Fest Is physician and surgeon OF
skill and long experience and as such
will be welcome to the professional
ranks of the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28

Chicago, July 2S.-Hoch was
granted a reprieve to enable
him to present for examina-
ton the record in his case to
one of the justices of the llli-
nOis supreme court.
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Toxic. July 2S.--- General
Terauchi. Japanese minister
Of war, entertained Secretary
Taft and party today at a
luncheon and garden party In
the famous gardens surround.
ing the arsenal
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Chattanooga, Tenn, July 2S.
The quarantine instituted by
this city against New Orleans
and other infected districts in
the state of Louisiana was put
in force today.
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Hoch, the BIuebeard, Receives
A Reprieve That Will Keep
Him Alive Till September

Gets Ready to Pay the Penalty Today When Woman Ar.
rWes With Money to Fight the Case Through the
Supreme Court. Governor Deneen Reached by
Telephone Grants Stay Of Execution.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28

Resume Of the Criminal Record Of Remarkable Sinner Married
Score o Wives Within Ten Years. Protests innocence Of Mu-
der, But Admits Bsamy.
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. . . . . . . . ~%~ . = - .
The cabinet of elder statesmen and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

The box and ice cream supper AT
Parks school house last Friday nigat
was well attended and $50 raised
for the benefit of the school Every
one seemed in a good humor and en-
joyed the occasion 4 large and we'll
behaved crowd OF young people came
from Boyce They are lovers of ice
cream and did not object to separat-
ing with their money for IT, We also
feel grateful to Mrs. Jet Thomas 81
Waxahachie for valuable service rem
dered. The boxes sold like hot cakes
and We did NOT have enough to sup
ply the demand Mr. Geo. Marshall
purchased the largest box and invit-
ed three of the largest and best won
en- present 10 help eat the contents
with him The ladies were Mrs.
Chris Harris Mrs, Molhe Fields and
his wife. The smallest one by no
means baby, their aggregate
weight being about 500 pounds
Everyone seemed 10 enjoy him
self and certainly the good people
OF the community are proud OF the
amount raised for they are determ-
ined 70 have one OF the best equipped
little schools anywhere in the coun-
ty Miss Cora Harris is the teacher
and the patrons know now 10 appre-
Ciate her services.
Many thanks 10 Light and Enter
prise for SO kindly publishing the
supper
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

The average man does not save to
exceed ten per cent of his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars a living
expenses for every dollar saved.
That being the case he cannot be too
careful about unnecessary expenses.
Very often a few cents properly in
vested, like buying seeds for his gar
den. will save several dollars outlay
later on. Il Is the same in buying
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. u costs BAT a
few cents, and a bottle In the house
often saves a Doctors bill OF several
dollars For sale by Hood * Martin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

We regret exceedingly the neces-
sity of having To announce that we
are compelled to withdraw the offer
of the 500 gift that We expected to
make TO the church societies. Young
peoples societies. charitable aud be-
nevolent societies on January lsf
1906, as we advertised in Monday
Light We We're unaware of the
postal decisions that go into effect
on September the first. prohibiting
any and all voting or guessing con
tests. 1t Is due TO this decision that
We are compelled 10 withdraw this OF
fer. To say that we regret it ex-
ceedingly is putting il mildly indeed
for we always want 20 do just as we
advertise, and closer acquaintance
with us viii prove to your satisfac-
tion that we viii always do SO
While the postal law steps in and
says that We can't make this offer
through the mails las we are com
PEELED 10 do In order 20 make il a
successl hence we are compelled
TO withdraw It. still we want you
TO know that kemble Brothers stand
ready and willing at all times 70
do their share In helping financially
any of the societies or any other
worthy cause
KEMBLE BROTHERS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
Vacant Houses are Scarce

AS a rule there is always a great
demand for houses during the fall
and winter. but this year the demand
appears to have begun earlier than
usual and from present indications
this demand will be greater than
ever before. People are here every
day looking for homes, but desira-
Bile houses are hard to find The be-
ginning of the fall season finds nearly
every desirable residence in the city
occupied. A great many new houses
have been built during the wear, but
il would require a score or more TO
supply the present demand
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
Zig Criminal nssokei

Deputy County Clerk Crocker. whs
waits on the county court. has com
pleted the compilation OF the dock
cts for the September term which be
gins next Monday The first two
weeks Of the court will be devoted
10 the trial of criminal eases. and a,
the entire docket was continued from
last term there promises 20 bee plen
ty doing la this department of the
court THE docket shows 2es case,
ia which arrests have been made. aus
of these thiTiy-four are for giolatlaa
the local option law There are alss
quite "a number against persons FOR
selling or Sunday. for giving liquol
10 minors and for permitting minor
10 enter pool rooms
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

We I've not ~ tbs quantity ~
eat nor the variety bat by aha
the SYSTEM can utilize No matter
how good or plentiful Yoar food H.
IL stnryrs the system nniess your al.
gestiau Us good So make certain
that your food Is properly dtxested
BY taking a dose ~ Greens August
Flower before or after meals II wtI
rot only aid digestion. Il sill SIT
the liver - regular habits. swceteH
n" stomach and pfevenf eanstipa
flon Frsat bottle 81 ~aufa MA
bottle T@ eeutA Sola ~ ~ "
Feafts IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

NothinE Is more helpful 'o com
muniY than prutracted meeting
tt not only brings Mrw converts iu1o
energy uud christian activity on tte
part of those NEu frum uut cause
and another hate EgnHg .uII and
iHkpwafW HH christian duty ard
feaitl The meeting Pee DeE.a rest
SHndag morning Hf fh~ Main Street
Christian rbgFtb pruw sns to He uHn
Il The most Hu.rfssfui Htg. Iusa Heid
n uuf eity iH "a .aaE lme taf every
eae attend nt ' #nas r.a#trgr anf
sRr0uFngru uakt .As we#tiur 4
success
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
Wakahachie Takes Three Straights

WaKsshacaie Takes Three Straight,
There wasn't space enough on the
score card TO chalk up the aggre-
cation of hits taken by WaxahaChie
from Milford's twirler in Yesterday S
game a the Sims park The game
yesterday was strictly "A stick bat
lie The hitting opened up i'm the
first inning. each side taking a nice
little bunch and running In four
scores, this tieing the game Milford
managed TO take TWO more later In
The game and this ended the score
making Of the visitors For vesJer-
days game Milford brought up "a
pitcher from Hiisboro and what
WaNahachle did To him was plenty
The home boys took hits from him
until the score keeper tired of re-
eordtgg them Never az am, time u
he game did Milford have o. chance
20 win. The players were NOT i'm
harmony with each 0tasr and their
work Naa slow and indifferent 4
1umheF of errors were recorded.
against Jhe second has-man Sims
and Ferheyden pitched good .aU for
WayahachIe although they IaI Iy WIS.,
jtors take f. few bite .u tus rrsf
inning
The nra3 SCORE WaeaHaDHIe -F
Milford
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PERSONAL MENTION.

q + Jordan spent me day IN Fort
Worth.
n. Perrin. ST.. is visiting in Dallas
for few days.
Prof. W W. Campbell was i visit
or to Dallas today.
John Fleming Of Howard went to
Dallas this morning.
Miss Emma Davis has returned
from a visit to Cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Poindexter ,is-
tied in Fort Worth today
S. p Spalding made business
visit 10 Fort Worth today
Mrs. j. K MAYHEM left this morn
ing for Kemp TO visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. DeBerry have
returned from a visit to San Saba
/ Master Charles Simpson went to
Hutchins this morning 10 visit rela-
tives.
/ Mr. aad Mrs j. Lee Penn and lit
tie daughter returned last night from
/ Colorado
Hon S. f. Skinner and wife have
returned from a trip 10 the lakes
near Chicago.
! &. A. kirksey and family have
returned from California whore they
spent the summer.
! A. ] Waleott. who has been in the
city few days on business left last
evening for his home at Midland.
Miss Elizabeth Moftett, who has
been visiting Miss Minnie Perrin. has
| returned TO her hoo1e at Dallas
Miss Carrie Lee. trimmer for Mrs.
/ Dalton has returned from a visit
! 10 the home folks at Mexico. Mo
Mr. and Mrs Harris Mcintosh and
! children have returned from a visit
! 70 relatives at Cooper and italy.
Mr. and Mrs. " C. Dalton and
little sou. Arthur, have returned from
! an extended visit to Kansas cts.
! 81 Louis and other points
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Grading sealna

Davis l. r Aug I'll s. SPEARS
Of naliaa closed !, contract with a com
straation company OF Fort Aafth to
grade ten miles from Sulphur To Davis
This elertrtc lire Viii be eighty four
miles la length, from okbI3@usa CTS Ia
Sulphur, aud VIII cost $4,000 f8a Isifsy
teams will commence work here Mon
day morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

There are more deaths directly
lue 80 weak lungs than 90 all
other diseases combined They are
humanity weas Rpot--tbe breeding.
place ID consumption. When the
sliEttest aymptom 0f trouble is felt
.8 enc iauEH you sbonld begin the
u#e Gf nr Basehees German syrup
ne auce it ts made especially 70
Huofbe. heat and efsenstnsn che lungs
throat an3 bronchial tubes German
Syrup "a ue8ef-fatiiug remedy for
consumption Trial bottle 20 ewnta
B3E bottle F8e a. ~ Eearla
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Splendid Photograph.

Guelna Algeria Aug 3f.--The
American Astronomical expedition
headed BY Rear Admiral Chester su-
perintendent Of the united states nuyal
observatory. succeeded ia obtaining
splendid photograph OF ,se eclipse Of
the sun. The expedition aIso by nsan~
OF special apparatus. sketehed thg
suns protubegstneeS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE.
Houses Fell, Stssples Tottered. Ter
Killed ard Many Wounded

New York Aug. 8I-A violent
earthquake Is reported from Sutan,
and Palent, simultaneous with tine
eruption VI Nesuvius and SfrogGapoh
cabiaS the Naples correspondent Of tiie
Herald. Many honzss fell church
steepies tottered and there aas q gsn-
erai panic The population n tie twu
villages itea 10 the country Two per
sons are reported killed. snd more than
a hundred noaaaea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

uf - gfszienhsWsF yesterday
rere8ssa @oFa fruta Hubbard City
stating that uT fs.ssa@ AuA@K3um
fpfsusFly 1fessaeaf q Tsinsty riatseK
#5sy Fad fallen and h8okvm ome III
Ass les 8wss AhaN# the anAse Fhe 3n'
]ufY - aa4ld 20 - uuite serious ~
fhw t@sAe# pFn9 rmaad thFmaKh fhs
gAN*h
bF Andwsson Is noe sWpegtu&eua
emt ~ the Hahs@ra cts pwaGas
= MsHessM
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a. b.. strickland who recently moN-
,i .' Dallas. solid bis home TIA this
,.fE fp a. j WalCott of Midland The
consideration was $3.50 The deed
TRANSFERRING rhe propertt from SIR
strickland fo Mr. Walcott WAS filed
Cor record in thr county clerks of
u,- his morning Mt Wa)rotf Wili
move bl= family to WaNuhachie some
time % November $50 formerly re-
-lded iu Eilis Counfy hut bias beeu
20 tht west several years
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

Ifarrls Barksdale. city 1. L.
Sans, Ennis; +. ] Summers. Nacog-
doches H. A. kinnard, Longyiep
w. $. Robinson, Ennis. W. -. Fran
els, Dallas: J s. Fielding. Chicago
Thos. W Lake. Fort Worth X T.
Fisher. San Marcos: Geo p Phillips.
Dallas G9 II Adds, Dallas. II t..
Erisman, Mexia F. II Ray. Dallas.
z. r. Veno. Boston
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

NaAG wtxstEsa af Appendicitis ara
thase whn are hmbitusstY sasasfpat-
ed 0Fsno Laxative Frwat sYFun cares
es4F0aae constipation By Mt4aamimEsnk
BE ls3eF ana ba@eiA and Fwazexxs she
nman mekanm af th@ b@wela. 0Fine
Laxative Fruag syvmp does m0& nat.
Amnfe Or grfps ard Is mfia and pleas
ant % take Refuse substitutes e
w wmmrss
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From Nasslvil..

Nashville Aug 81 Chamber OF
Commerce wired president the follow
ing Nashville antics with the earth :
highest civilized minds Ia congratulate
ing you on the result u the pe.ss iais+
sion at Portsmouth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
ANOTHER ROAD
II IL TO Be Ore Hundred ara Seventy
Eve Mtlna In Lsnatn

Guthrie, Aua 81 charter was 10
sued 70 tha Tuiaa. Turnersviiis and
Texas railroad. Nlth 81 coo paa eapiial
stick. to bu,ld a line It's miles Ia length
from the northeastern corner af lasfi u
Territory. Ia q santtwesferIy direction
through Mnskogee and Tulss 10 Siaa
nee. Okla. passing through the Csrro-
&ee and Creek nations and ppttpw stoa
mir county
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

= LOCAL NEW :
Miss Dossie Smith Is on the sick

e@@~ 80 se@@~ ~l
Miss Dossie smith Is on the sick
list.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the
oyster season.
Phone J. P. Wakeiand for your
groceries and fresh meats tt
Tell your troubles to 9unkley
the plumber With F. S. Cronk Co.
Both phones 81 If
Bum Rawlins is now holding down
the night operators jon at the Cen
trail freight depot.
| j l.. Mccartney who has been on
the sick list few days, was report
! ed some better today
Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Com
pany your orders for cream New
phone 81. OLD phone 253. tt
o
! picked team OF players left this
morning for Mckinney to play Sc
j ries of baseball games with a team
at that place
DR.. A e Turner, president OF
Trinity University. will go to West to-
morrow where he will deliver an ad
dress tomorrow night.
President and Mrs. A. e Turner
moved today into the new home re-
Gently erected in University Heights
by Mrs p. Gray Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs F. \. Baker, who
left Waxahachie several weeks ago
for Norfolk. Va have decided to
make that place their future home
Miss Emma McDaWd has returned
from st. Louis and Chicago where
she bought the fail and winter hats
for the millinery store Of Miss Rea-
gan.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. E. r. Moffett
next Tuesday morning at $50
o'clock All members are urged to
be present
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the NJ. +. church will meet
Friday afternoon at the Tabernacle
All members are earnestly request
ed to attend.
O.
\ protracted meeting was closed
! at Dry Branch last night. The preach
I ing was done by Revs, BeaTden and
Ingram, and there were several con
/ versions during the meeting
z o
4 Col Mike Sweeney. vice president
! and general manager of the Trinity
/ and Brazos Valley. and other Of
| ficials of that road passed through
the city this morning in Mr.. Sween-
\ eys private car The officials were
en- route TO Fort Worth, their ear be-
4 ing attached to the westbound Cen
Ltrai
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JOINT NE ETING.
Educational Assoc atoms VII Assem-
BILE Togeth~r at Nashville.

Washington Aug 81 The naxt
meeting OF the southern Educational
association h 90 he h~id ioiatly Sssth
the Association ~ Colleges al ~Aah-
vile. Tenn Nos. @4sza A full attend
auee IL expected and an interesting
programme Is being arranged
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

Albert Braden and Ora Boyd
D. A. Collier and Allie T.. Gates
claud Dixon and Aryiiia 7'rfppett
J. G, peden and Anna James
X. f. Harrison aud Isucreta Yes.
tai
J. r. Blackwell and Louisa Dock.
cry
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

CITY Attorney Lave tnss verA III
"a la the district court fifteen suits
against DELINQUENT tax pagwTN ~ the
eity
Other salts flied are Az follows
Asss Bsnum et AZ - " e Evnam
partition
Ids Tnpim - E'aAchaA Tapaa. ds
xnTNr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

MISS SUSIE HOPsON, teacher OF
short hand #24 Water street ISL
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F. S. Cronk Co. will sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
Prices right II
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W. N T $

WEATHER Tonight and Friday
generally fair Thursday max. s5
min So
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FOR REAT-A SIX room house GA
Water street. citg Watet Mrs u L.
Nichols III
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FOR RENT Nice rooms. New
phone zoo If
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FOR SALE Three Jersey COWS fresh
IN milk Apply 10 w A. Gibson 70