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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25
The Prize Winners.

Three-legged race-Won by Paul Ju-
lien and 5, Banner; prizes, silver med
ais.
5O-yard dash-Won by James O'Cal-
Iaghan; prize silver medal
The sack race was won by Joseph
Eaunler. His prize was a penknife. The
sack race provoked much laughter.
50-yard dash for small boys-Won by
L. Taliferro, with ]. O'Day second.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Marvin Hart says that his color line
is indelibIe. and that under no consid-
GRAFTON will he again fight Jack John
son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Former Captain Knibbs, Of Dart
mouth, has been obtained by the Uni
versity Of California for coach Of loot
ball for next fall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25
SOCIAL NEWS.

Miss Annie Hurdle and Nellie Johnson
are spending a few days AT Harpers
Ferry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Earned runs-Metropontan Baptist. 2:
Douglas 2. First base by errnrs-MetrO-
poIitan baptist, ,; Douglas. , Left on
4 First base on baIis-0f Zirkle, >, In
nines pitched-By Zirlde. 8, by kettier
<. Hits made-0ff Hirkle. II, OF kettier
~ struck out-By Zirkle, s; by KettleF,
Three-base hit-Istltop. TWo-bas6
hits-Zirkie ard Briggs stolen bases
g. Richmond, Freye. IangtFy. Kaiser. p
Richmond Bohnke. Kct1ler ~. AfCNabb.
PASSED ba!ls-McNabb, !: Frcye, J. I'm
uIre-Dave VenabIe, Time OF g2ne-l
hour and 70 minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25
REAL ESTATE DEAL.

Mrs, Catherine n Tyler has bought
from Dr. Samuel b. Moore Two houses
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Reports from London have II that
Ben JORDAN, the famous English boxer,
has retired.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Ietic program. furnished in the interest
of a further development of the sturdy
manhood Of this section, which attract
ed the large membership. First on the
program were climbing exercises by va
rious ambitious athletes who were anX-
ious to announce that they would en-
gage in fsticuffs with other men of like
weight at any time or place. For
While il appeared that this was to con-
stitute the whole layout of stunts, as
half the population or the District
seemed to be hankering to announce its
desire to punch the block OF the other
half ana any strangers who might wish
10 get gay.
Ward and Buckingham.
But there is an end to all things, and
presently the real thing appeared in the
person Of TWO young men in tights who
were to spar six rounds for the edit
cation OF the assembled sports. The
first doughty heroes were Tommy Ward
and Kid Buckingham. They boxed man
fully and the crowd was much pleased
with their exhibition. Kid Buckingham
was about as old as Bob Fitzsmmons
and the baroness of his head was
sorry sight TO see in fly time. He knew
a little about boxing and. for his ad-
vancing years moved with an agility
truly surprising
In the first round Ward had things all
his own way. and hammered the aged
one something scandalOus Why he did
not put him 10 sleep is d mystery, In
the second round Buckingham was III
danger of having his head sWayed with
something on the order of the duke Of
that name who persisted so miserabIy
some years ago. according TO the re-
ports of Mr.. Shakespeare, but presently
he Spruccd up and swat Brother
Ward in way that was literally pain
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Earned runs-Gunton. 8. First base
by eTrors-Gunton, I; St. Stephen, l.
Left on bases-Gunton, 9: st. Stephen
). First base on balls-On Lynham. >;
off Hutchinson. /. Hits made-On Nc
knight / in half inning: off LYMAN 10
in 81 innings Struck out-By Hutch
inson, :, by LYMAN. 9. Three-b base hits
Kinney. Bielaski, and LYMAN Two
base hits-Harding, Asquith. and Lang
ley Sacrifice hit-Price. stolen bases
donald. Willis Miller, and Mcknight
Double play-AsquIth TO Langley. Hit
by pitcher-By LYMAN, L Wild pitches
LYMAN, , Passed ball-iayden. I'm
pfre-MF Belts. Time OF game-1 hour
and IS minutes
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COMPLAINT TO FIRE WARDENs.

and lots in North Columbus street. be,
tween OrOnoko and Pendleton streets.
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Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

scouting for young blood for Brooklyn.
Would be better plan to devise some
plan TO keep Phil Lewis, the brilliant
sho-tstop, from jumping and returning
wherever he gets ready.
Charles Jones, Washington's center
fielder, is considered one of the finds
of the season. Lajoie and Jimmy Collins
think Jones is the best youngster
developed this season. Philadelphia
Ledger
Come again. So far as speed. throw
ing, and fielding goes, Jones will do, but
when it comes 10 batting, hes a dead
bird.
Ban Johnson is the latest to so on
record as favorable toward aboishing
the foul strike rule.
In the absence Of SeIee Captain
Chance is managing Chicago Bill Brad
ley is in charge of the Cleveland team
while LaiOie is on the shelf
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fully surprising, This save Sid q
longer lease on his head Than was &C
corded the duke for Brother Ward lost
some of his imperiousness after that
thump, and proceeded in a more orderly
manner 10 denolish his hated rival.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sheehan, South Boston lad. beat
Munston. the Cornell middle distance
champion. in a scratch half-miIe race
at Boston on Saturday.
The German Automobile Club is try
ing to get the governments sanction
for an international automobile race to
be held near Berlin next year.
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25
Rain Spoiled Fun.

Six boat loads of people were taken to
the ground and III the evening q large
crowd had gathered to witness the most
amusing events of the day when the
rain came in torrents, everybody was
driven to shelter and the events had TO
be called off. The events that had to be
omitted were the hidden coin contest
and the event to determine which was
the best lecturer This last contest was
between H P. Harrington. DR., William
B. Daily, Daniel E. Edwards. Thomas K.
GaIlaher, and George ". Jones. This
would no doubt have been interesting,
but the point in question will have to be
decided later.
The baseball game in the morning be-
tween St Joseph's Asylum and st.
Patrick's Academy resulted in favor of
ST. Patrick's by Z TO >. Frank Regain
was umpire.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Fully 1900 people vent with the
Knights of Columbus en- their annual
excursion to River View yesterday.
1t was given this year to help raise
funds to lquidate the Indebtedness on
their headquarters at COG Z street
northwest The knights had as their
guests the orphans of the city, in care
OF the different schools of the Catholic
Church Rain prevented the grown
folks from having the fun that had
been planned for them in the evening,
but the little ones had Il beautiful day
for their games and picnics. Every
thing in the pleasure line was thrown
wide open to the orphans, and they
thoroughly enjoyed them.
The committee OF ladies in charge of
the orphans, in addition to the sisters
who accompanied them was as follows:
Mrs P ~ TaItnoal. chairman; Mrs.
c. Il. Welsh. Mrs. w f. Pairo, Mrs. A.
J. GaIeski and Misses i. CrosshelG, y.
Maley. y. Dooley, \. Coughlan, ii.
Dooley. G. Maley, I Herman, G. Pellen,
L Carter l. Maley. L. Kiernan. !. Car
ter. n Bradley NJ. Carter. c. Fftzpat-
rick. l. Burns. A. Langyher, and NJ.
Burns
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-25

Those going to River
pm. Wednesday can
Indian Head trips.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
LILLIpUTIAN PARTY.
Little People Entertained with Doll
Party by Marie smith.

No one Is enjoying the yuietide
festivities half so much as the ju-
veniles, and yesterday afternoon
Marie Smith, the little daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Smith, entertain
ed twelve or fifteen OF her little
friends with a doll party
In the rear of the hall was 3 beau
sifully decorated tree. with miniature
eedars. vases. Christmas cards. doll
clothes, etc, which the generous lit
tle hostess presented TO the friends
with her compliments, AT the foot
af The tree was q life size doll bear
ing The Christmas greetings I'm her
arms to the little girls. Cake aud
cherries and whipped cream were
served by tho senior hostess. Mrs,
Smith. and the junior hostess. little
Miss Marie Smith
The Christmas of 1903 wisl be
among the pleasant "reminiscences of
those little girls in after years and
Marie Smith and her Lilliputian
party will help 10 perpetuate the
memory of this particular Christ
mas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
NOTED NEGRO DEAD.
Won Fame ia koping Contests by
Throwing Steers With
His Teeth.

Waco Tex. Dec 2T,--A negro
known all syer The Southwest as
THE Human Bulldog" died yester
day from some undetermined cause.
He became famous from his frequent
participatlous In the roping contests
in which he siezed the upper lip OF
nose OF Wild steers and By a dexter
Gus method peculiarly his own
brought the animal down. generally
without harm TO himself but la more
than one case fatally iniuring the
steer He appeared In Dallas. San
Antonio and other places and gave
exhibitions of remarkable SKIN In
throwing cattle with his teeth Two
weeks ago he ~as found wandering
about the streets In a demeuted CON
iiliom sheriff Tiiiey placed him
In the ward OF the county jail de-
voted TO lanatiea and he fingered an
tli Yesterday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
CHRISTMAS AT OVTILA.
Church Wedding and Christmas
Tree Were the Chief Attractions.

Ovilla, Dec 26-We had a pleas
ant as we'll as a profitable time at
Ovilla during Christmas
The joyous season began last Wed
nesday night with a beautiful church
wedding. on which occasion Mr..
Frank Powers aud Miss Blanche Ham
were united in holy wedlock
On Saturday night there was a
Christmas tree in which the entire
community participated Santa
came and brought present. 10 all
Some orphan children Of he com
munity were made happy by geceiytng
presents
Next on the program was preach
Ing at Ions Branch. which was fol.
lowed by a wedding or Christmas
dinner. / am not sure which. at the
home of Mrs Holmes SUNDAY night
there was wedding at the home OF
Mr. Jim Rape. the contracting parties
heing Mr D. y witherspoon aud
Miss Viola Rape 4 big supper was
served Ia honor Of this event Then
ON Christmas iay we enjoyed a good
dinner az the home OF Mi Il. W
\ Trvssr " "a HARRIS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
\ WOMAN MADE ESCAPE
1sek fEieAi Vi Driysr md Sesahl aefnse
n b fsrmsrs Eeuse.

Isonham Tex, Dec 27--Jim
dartIn II In Jail here under serious
charge Ii IL ailegaf that he was
engaged 10 drive a woman and her
Two children from whitewright. six
cen miles from here. to Orange
sille The start was made late In
he evening and on The road Martin
got out of the conveyance and an
aorneed that the ha.ils SO was brok
IA In suoh manner as 10 make Ii
impossible for them to proceed He
asserted that IL would be- necessary
for them TO spend the night where
hey were and proceeded TO spread
guf robe on the ground The wom-
an seok fright and. grabbing one OF
ner children. ran some distance.
when she reached a house and vas
given shelter In her excitement
-he forgot the other child. little
ooy. and this child Martin subse-
amentiy carried Ia the house ii,
which the mother had found refuge
and lifted II over The fence into the
9ard. where II was left by him.
Constable Newt Evans went to
Nhitewright and placed Martin In
eustody
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
GIRL RETURNS TO LIFE
Revived After She HID Been Eiseed IN
ShTeHd and CeffiR.

Muskogee. I. r.. Dec. 27.A tele-
phone message from Ta1equah last
might states that Carrie Moss. who
was supposed 10 have been frighten-
ed to death BY the explosion of tor
pedooa. Is not dead and story even
more remarkable than her reported
death attaches. This story cannot
he verified here tonight but Ii IL be-
lieyed TO be true. The Moss family
Il very poor. They live In the coun-
try. After the unfortunate circum-
stances which we're supposed TO have
caused The girls death a collection
was taken up In Tahlcqueh and mon
ey enough raised 10 purchase Il eof-
fin and shroud The body was taxi
en To the home several miles In the
hills and there prepared for burial
by an undertaken. Tie girl showed
no signs Of life until she had been
placed in the coffin. when she came
TO life The family was almost fright
eued 10 death The girl does not
recall any recent events and. accord
lug 20 the story. IL now lowering be-
tween life and death with small
chances for recovery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
RAILROAD COMMITTEE
4 Meeting Was Held Yesterday at
Citizens National Bank

The local railroad committee, COM
posed OF about twenty OF the leading
citizens OF the town, held another
meeting yesterday in the directors
room of the Citizens National Bank
for the purpose of discussing the
Trinity and Brazos Valley situation.
After going over the list of subscrip-
tons and carefully reviewing the
proposition submitted in writing by
the railroad the committee found
the amount required to SECURE the
road to be several thousand dollars
short Were II not for the fact that
the general manager of the road has
been delayed in coming 10 Waxa~
baehie for final settlement the
town would in all probahillg. have
lost the road. This Official Is ex-
pected TO arrive here within the next
few days and whatever Is done by the
citizens of the town must be done
quickly or else the road will yet be
lost,
After the meeting of the railroad
committee adjourned commercial
club was formed with the followtr g
Officers: r. A. Ferris. president. T.
J Cole. vice president T f Thomp-
son. secretary
All members OF the railroad COM
mittee who have labored and who are
suH laboriue zealousiv 20 secure the
Trinity and Brazos Valley Joined
she commercial club
Il Is sincerely hoped that this club
viii get busy aud Keep busy in its
work for the commercial interests Of
| Naxahachie This Is a work which
has been neglected for many wears.
and as result Of such dilatoriuess
/ millions of dollars in trade have
been lost 10 the city and thousands
of bales of cotton have been turned
TO other points \ tive commer rciRl
club can 10 much toward remedyins
this evil By the proper work waxa
/ hachtc's lost pFeS,sgs ns the greatest
interior cotton market in thc state
| can b. restored
Towns around WsSahashic have
commercial clubs and they are accom-.
n 'shink effective work Tor their ~
sgsetlvs cities. This fact makes IL
inp~l attSe thai WssAhacas@ haze
a commercial organization that ~tl
as all times be- ready 90 aasA forward
he eltys interests
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
CHRISTMAS GREETING.
Employees of tho Central Receive
kansaiy Expressions from
Superintendent

TAe local employees oi The houa-
gon ard Texas Central have received
Christmas greetings from the division
headquarters 10 the form at the fol-
lowing Bulletin which vas sent out
iast SATURDAY
Ernia. Tex. Dee. Is The uaaer-
agned sAke this occasion 70 thank
you, one and al. for she efforts put
forth darlns the year now drawtag
70 IT. close. to improve oar standing
oa she reeard Ut the affiliated lines
og .he system. and while we have nor
gained first place on shs list. We
have made nost eommeuas.ble strides
forward
We sees that. wlfh united and bar
monAoas action. there IN 40 reason
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

a mass meeting of citizens will be
held at the court house tonight for
the purpose of discussing the side
Walk situation An effort viii be
made to arouse interest In the mat
ter and adopt some method By which
better walks may be secured. All
persons Interested In he civic beauty
of the city are urged 90 attend
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

East Lynne" was presented at
the opera house last night by Miss
Ewing and Company but as the piece
Is being produced at popular prices
"a criticism would hardly be in order.
A matinee was given this after
noon at 2;3e~and tonight the en-
gagement will close with a produc-
tion of The Great Express Robbery "
Tomorrow night W -, Patton will
appear ar the opera house I'm The
Last Rose Ut Summer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
Passing Of "a i'atriarei,
O ROWE, Supt.
ID. BLACK. Asst 9npt.

Mr. q f. Gohle. one of the oldest
and best known citizens of Ferris,
died al his home on the 22nd inst
He WAS the father Of II. r. and e. r.
GobIe. He was born In Henry coun-
~. Indiana, In 1918. and was there
fore 81 years old at the time OF hls
death He waa the father OF eleven
children. has ihiFty-one grandehil-
dren and eighteen great gvanachil-
dren, fie was member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church --
Ennis News
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A Card.

TO Ally Friends and Customers.
take this liberty of expressing TO
you my sincere appreciation of your
liberal patronage extended me In the
past. trust to have Continuance
of same and at any tinse should your
purchases not prove ITO your entire
satisfaction. would consider it per-
assure you k>wm gladly refund your
purchase price Again thanking
you for your many courtesies. and
extending all the compliments Of the
season. 1 remain.
Yours to please.
JOE A. HARRIS,
d2S~w4S The Jeweler -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

rwo wedaing ceremonies weEa re.
eeatiy performed in the Middleton
Chapel neiwhhoFhoosl. III miles wess
OF waxahaehse. BY Rev. T. r wsi-
gtns Ut shss city. The first event
waa The marriage af ar q. II. It'd
sell 10 Aaa@ Myrtle ssile@. wAssh
soak plaee ~ the honzse u she bFtae =
R@E~nas. Mr. and Mrss ". H. Miles
Fhe saenaa ceremony wam performed
tor Mr. E&a@aT aaay and MiM# Emma
Thomp@sam. All the aomtFaesamg par.
giwm are amssnaia Yamnx p@apla ana
Aaxs quite = aamhsr Ut fTaamaA who
ansta gm extending w@aa wa#has fas
a lan@ and haHpv ltfs.
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that every teacher certainly be there
10 look after their class. and consider
themselves on the entertainment
committee In general, The program
begins promptly at seven o'clock
The hall will be heated and there will
be plenty of gam, and light amuse-
ment for all Give the little folks
a chance AT an old fashioned candy
pulling. Parents and teachers. be
on hand 10 see that we all have q
good Christmas time of 1t. Program
promptly at seven O'Clock.
% COMMITTEE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

why we should not reach first place,
and hold 1t, and we earnestly solicit
your continued efforts to better the
service. Your watchword should be
Caution and Economy In the hand
ling Of all interests entrusted TO your
hands
Yon have the enegry and capacity,
and by their intelligent application
eath succeeding months record
should. and we are convinced, will
be. better than the last.
In conclusion. allow as To extend
to each OF you our beet wishes for a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year
o. ROWE, Supt
ID. BLACK. Asst Snpt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
Three Complaints Filed.

A party came to town yesterday at
teruoou from the osk community and
filed three complaints against q
Mexican. charging him with aggra-
waited assault. carrying a pistol and
disturbing the peace It Is claimed
that the greaser shot at white man
named Watson. The Mexican was
arrested last night by Constable
Shippey of Maypearl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

rlr rrs proesr han tttas ef naTs
sfv UasA @@ have ta@s @amua@sma y
srsesHat narkfsw shesf sn ear Na@t
we4 -Iarr. atxA saK sa@sas@sMasamma
"a ~ f m8aA. ~ sAmFaa &c sanmm
ar tHssa a@A xE&ntA fw9M A1r@@rw am
wssS mma A4vm aeawa wssNsss - msMa~
smx rNT4- - lm#f@@a a@ msanw - m@m#4
Sg4 s4seg tx~va*. essza@ 10 wsaa - ss@@s
w@&aszma al @@H aasEsaA@ aA@6 KHam@@#
Ter pa&E tmvs<w. VERY er@fss $50
wAxAaACHTm NURaMRn<#
= n A@sA@w Mmmmmmw
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

TIE eaM MAa&@e Ms@mams@A 10 &s
E@awm Tor sHm1mT9aamm@m4 af kha ek4a~
ara II 1Am @~sAm4Aaaa amaaaay ashNaa
a. a@@a saaamx@4A tma mAAI ever
eammmmAHsa ssaa*m Fa* - aaA - AAmmm&
e@mAv m@Eaznw Ewa&my mAwA& A mAnxs
pF@wsA@ h@m A@@m axTMnSma amaa n u
60 be Aaw@A tai every paFmn2 smsmr.
e#sma wssa Awamx sms th@ wAAaArem 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

Do you know yoa can buy AZ tae
Boston store goods at ous-halt the
regular prie@. a Use article foE II y
cents, g. 81 article foT Use. g.
article faf o. aA staples Bt coat =
81 60 set 0f ~aps Aad sauyerN for
see r. s6c sst - 1Aws and asuesFs for
skc. q Soc syt og cups Aad smncsfa
foy GT cents TInWaFv Rt Co@f Dgy
saoda snt nmloua af cost cams
autrF -
THE BOSTON sgoaE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
tsagssssxsp asssi ssn~ssssssals

Pneumonia efHen folle~# lsgTlppe
baf never faatows tina uss af Foley =
Hunsy aud Tmg n cures lsErsppn
eoa@ha and nT@V@nka pnsaMuns& aud
consumption. As& fuF FDtwY ttumss
AnA Tar aa1 HffH Fnr Substitute
sffwesI &4 - NaAAaf. ~ fHt G~
wsssss "a. Chicago. writes @s @sFg
bal = ssweE gasa st taKTsB4# fas@s
pears a@a. and 4 iwft her wsth = ter
rtsAa aoash- sh@ tried 4 kas5fis ~
Faawya Ham@y and Tar anA t &svs
immediate Feilaf a &#e AatU@ ruress
A@F eaugh @aslrs&s M@8amw "a aFft
swsms SutA Ny II W k@aFap.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
Trums souananY alons,a.

Memphis. Tenn, Dec z7,-~-The
Merchants Trust Company closed It's
doors this morning. The liabilities
amount to 5000 .aoe n liz authori-
tatasety stated that all depoWitors
will he paid In full No other banks
are involved
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
shot in the Foot

A young man named Leroy Taylor.
who lives near Leland, was aeciden-
tally shot Ia the foot Christmas dag
while handling a gun Several toes
had 10 be ampatated No serious
results from the wound are antid-
pated
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27
Nuslee 70 t.I.y Tas payers.

Thla Ii the Last week In which TO
pay city taxes wasaoat cost. Same
will become Adellaauent January /.
1906. ON and AftSr which date 10 per
cent will he gaded Respectfully.
CLINT srALDlNG,
Eg3l City Tax callector
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-27

. You will have plenty OF time .
. to attend the sidewalk meeting =
D tonight AT Z o'clock and then go Q
y to the wedding at $40. .
~@%AAA%@A~~~~A% q
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y ~@%A~ q
YOUR POLL TAX.

. Must be paid for the city be- 4
. fore January /, county and state Z
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