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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04
Ellis County Doctors.

About twenty doctors attended the
meeting of the Ellis County Medical
Society at Ennis yesterday num-
Der of professional topics were dis
cussed The society voted to meet
monthly and to alternate between
Waxahachie and Ennis. The next
meeting will be held Ia this city In
August
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IIickman-itogerS.

Carl Hickman and Miss Lizzie
Rogers were united la marriage last
night by Rev. J g. Smith at his
residence on Oldham avenue The
contracting parties reside In Waxa-
hachie. The groom is proprietor OF
the Pete Ellis restaurant on the south
side 81 the square
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Ncw oil Nili Manager.

Mr. W A. Beard. Of I.Adonia, has
Hgcmcut Of the plant ot the WaSa-
hachtc Cotton on Company Harris
narksdalr who had charge OF the
plant last season. will return to
jackson. Miss. who're no Will be- con
u.ctrd Nith an ujl mill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

The Harmony Republican Club
will meet at the city hall Thursday
night at $50 O'Clock All members
come and bring someone with you.
Refreshments will be served.
w. G. McGLAIN, Pres.
j. ]. HATFIELD, Sec.
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The Majestic
Moving Pictures
Panoramic Scenes
Illustrated songs

A Womb riul aggregation a
Genie brauf> and refined f..
pruduCibtn at aft Gran
tn stations OF the sublime
nature and up tod lie VI
1umur an 4 song lnsjruC
live, entert tlnlug, amuSin.
and STRICTLY MORAL.
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LOCAL NEWS.


+~1NHf ltN N&03i~A lf@&h AA stfsa1
and Curuns ~
~r- a. ~. Nj. "n,f.~ far firw ana
sotnssio insarnne. q
les cold melons delivered Doth
phonea Williams A Moseley. II
when you need plumber cail
aunkley. with p . crons 30 Both
'hones So u
Prayer meeting will be- held at
$3.50 al the Cumberland presbytert-
an church tonight
Sliced ice cold melons served at
7ur ice cream parlor They are nne
Williams e. Moseley. II
a large crowd went from here to
Ennis this morning 10 attend the
Fourth Of July picnic and races.
The r. s. Cronk Co. is headquar-
tiers for all kinds Of garden hose
Prices right. Both phones No 81 e
Larger crowds attend the Majestic
each evening and all pronounce the
entertainments to be of high class.
Call and try our cold drinks and
ice cream, also phone us your or
ders for ice cream Williams and
Moseley. If
The Furnishing Society of the
| Cumberland Presbyterian church will
meet at the church Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Tonight will be your last oppor-
| tunity to see the Polar Regions at
the Majestic. Tomorrow the pro-
gram will be changed
Tomorrow night at the Majestic
there will be a complete change of
moving pictures. Nothing but clean
and up-to-date scenes Will be put on.
Miss Bette May McCarty of Waxa-
hachie, who has been here on a visit
Of several days to relatives and
friends, returned home last even
ing.-Hillsboro Mirror.
The Epworth League Literary club
will meet Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Guy Pierce. All men,
bers of the League are cordially in
vited TO attend. President.
Miss Jennie Miller, of Austin, ar
rived last night to visit her brothers,
John and Frank Miller who have
lived with Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Hud-
son the past ten years
Mrs. T. B. Williams and children
have returned from an extended stay
at Sulphur, l. T. Mr.. Williams is
down from his Dallas headquarters
TO spend a week at home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Rains, who
| live between Midlothian and Sardis,
| have gone on a visit to their old
home at Hampshire. Tenn. Mrs.
| Rains left there thirty years ago and
| this is her first visit back.
| The ladies of the Baptist church
viii pack a missionary box at the
church next Tuesday. All persons
! having articles to contribute will
please leave them with Mrs. King on
| Billiard Heights. Mrs. Thompson on
/ Rogers street, Mrs. Nall on Kaufman
street and Mrs. Parks on Oldham
avenue.
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The Glorious Fourth.

The glorious fourth was celebrat-
ed rather tmay In Waxahachie to-
day. About tho only thing to dis
finguish IL from any other day was
the closing Of banks and the obser-
vance of Sunday hours at the post
pifice. Patriotic coiors were display
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4 should lar llr muu cautiously
explained tp bis tailor eco have little
pocket very trry small pocket one
you could hardly srr. you know. put
somewhere. say in the bcm 1f my
trousers cor 'u the waIstbauI. rh. Uhcr,.
u couldn't poe Sd easily found You uu
dcrstaudT'
4 sev.' s8d the l5.ur eYsu are
married uow Cldas, Inter Ocean.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

News was received here today that
Ben Wakeland. who lives near Nash,
was seriously Injured yesterday by
mule kicking him in the stomach.
The full particulars of the accident
have not been learned
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We want traveang companions for
the SUMMER. WIN pa, ah expenses
Wells-FaTgo & Csssse Travellers Money
Orders.
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Program for
Monday,
Tuesday and
Wednesday
July 2. } and q:
July 2, ) and q:

Illustrated Song: Mid the Oranf e
Trees and Blossoms She Is Wan
ing. u f. Harris
2 Moving Pictures
ta) Bug ouse urglars.
tb) Where Is Nv hors,
tc) OFF for the Hold VS.
g. Illustrated Song Somebody Is
Waiting for Ne &. r. Harris
L. Moving Pictures
(al Stunning Creation.
TO- Your Move
&c, Inventor al d His Airship.
Id Our Feature Picture: Polar
Regions.
We have titted up a neat
place in a large store room
opposite j S Campbell's
store on Franklin street with
comfortable chars and cleo
tic fans, and the audience
will be served with ice water
by one Of the most polite
It tie boys in the city. Two
shows each evening, begin
ming at 8 20 and 900 MAT
INEE EVERY AFTERNOON
ii 3 80. Admission, lUc.
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The family medicine IA thousands -
auutrs Ger ss yeats--nr ThAehers lSser
saa BIssuI p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

The ladies of the Baptist church
viii pack a missionary box at the
church next Tuesday. All persons
please leave them with Mrs. King on
Billiard Heights. Mrs. Thompson on
Rogers street, Mrs. Nall on Kaufman
street and Mrs. Parks on Oldham
avenue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rains, who
live between Midlothian and Sardis,
have gone on a visit to their old
home at Hampshire. Tenn. Mrs.
Rains left there thirty years ago and
this is her first visit back.
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nREssM TAKING i03 Ross strces
Old phone st5 i0ap
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-04

Mrs. r. B. Williams and children
have returned from an extended stay
at Sulphur, l. T. Mr.. Williams is
down from his Dallas headquarters
TO spend a week at home.
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ing in a cold, clear voice:

ing In a cold, clear voice:
1T is not permitted, Go, knights
aud cool your brows In yonder garden
where sweet water runs. Your sister
Is my charge, Fear not. for she is
guarded"
Come" said Goodwin to Wulf. 1--WE
had best obey"
SO together they walked through the
crowd of those feasters that remained
for most Of them had already left the
hall, who made way, not without rev
erence, for the brethren OF this new
star Of beauty, on to the terrace aud
from the terrace into the gardens.
Under many Of the trees and In tents
set about here and there rugs were
spread, and to them came men who
had drunk Of the wine Of the feast and
cast themselves down to sleep.
Are they drunkT asked Wulf
ut would seem So" answered God
win.
Yet these men appeared TO be mad
rather than drunk, for they walked
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CHAPTER XIII.

AHE brethren and ROsamund
looked at each other; then
moving to the center Of the
chamber, where they thought
that none would hear them, they began
to speak in low voices and in English.
"Tell you your tale first. R3samund,"
said Goodwin.
She told 1t as shortly as she could.
Then Goodwin spoke and told her
theirs. Rosamund heard 1t and asked
a question almost In whisper:
"Why does that beautiful dark eyed
woman befriend your
81 do not know" answered Goodwin,
"unless It is because Of the accident Of
my having saved her from the lion"
Rosamund looked at him and smiled
little. and Wulf smiled also. Then
she said:
BLESSINGS be on that lion and all its
tribe! pray that she may not soon
forget the deed, for It seems that our
lives hang upon her favor. oh, that
we could escape this placer
IAN eel in an osler trap has more
chance Of freedom" said Wulf gloom
fly. LET us at least be thankful that
we are Gagged together-for how long, l
wonderT
AS he spoke Masouda appeared, at
tended by waiting women. and, bowling
to- Rosamund, said:
'Tt is the will of the master, lady,
that lead you to the chambers that
have been made ready for you, there to
rest until the hour of the feast. Fear
not; you shall meet your brethren then.
You knights have leave, If 1t so pleases
you, to exercise your horses in the gar
dens."
"She means that we must co. NUT
tered Goodwin, adding aloud, Farewell,
sister, until tonight"
So they parted, unwillingly enough.
In the courtyard they found their
horses, also mounted escort Of four
fierce looking fedais and an officer.
when they were in the saddle this
man, motloning to them TO follow him,
passed by an archway out Of the court
yard into the gardens. Hence ran
broad road strewn with sand, along
which they began to gallop This road
followed the gulf which enclrcled the
citadel and inner town of Masyaf On
they went, the gulf always on their
right hand. Thrice they passed round
the city thus, the last time by them
selves for the captain and the fedais
were far outstripped. Indeed It was
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CONTINUED from Last Week.

Continued from Last Week.
~ when he had heard this report,
citing his calm, Sinan arose from
cushion and stepped forward two
There he halted, with fury in
entering eyes, looking like a man
nod in A black bell. For a msment
roked his beard. and the brethren
n that on the first finger Of his
hand was a ring 80 like to that
In hung about the neck Of Goodwin
none could have told them apart.
Ilan." slnan said in a low voice,
lad have you done2 You have left
emIr Hassan 90, who is the most
he'd friend and general Of the sui
of Damascus. By now he Is there
lear It. and within six days we shall
the army Of Salah-ed-din riding
ss the plain. What have you to
n
ord" answered the tall fedai, and
hand trembled as he spoke, most
hty lord, had no orders as to the
ng Of the crew from your lips, and
Frank Lozelle told me that he had
led with you that they should be
ed."
hen, slave, he lied. He agreed with
through that dead spy that they
Bld be slain. and do you not know
In give no orders I'm such q case
can death, not life? But what Of
prince HassanT
lord, have nothing to say. think
must have brlbed the spy named
kolas" 81 and he pointed to the
se-"to cut his bonds and after
d killed the man for vengeance
}, for by the body we found a heavy
e Of gold"
ct the soldiers be brought" said
n, "and tell their story"
ey were brought and stood by
captain, but they had no story to
They swore that they had not
on guard nor heard a sound, yet
b morning came the prince was
Again the lord Of death stroked
black beard. Then he held up the
et before the eyes of the three men,
Big:
ou see the token. Co."
ord," said the fedai, II have serv-
Ou well for many years"
Our service Is ended. Co" was the
D answer.
y fedal bowed his head in salute,
for a moment as though lost in
ght then, turning suddenly, walk
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his eyes gllttered with new and horrl-
bic light that he should desire to see
such lOvellness at his court, although
the Frank Lozelle swore through yon.
der dead SPY that you are precious In
hts eyes because OF some vision that
has come TO him. Well. this hereto sui
tan ls my enemy whom Satan protects,
for even my fedais have failed to kill
him. and perhaps there will be war on
account Of you. But, since this castle
is impregnable, here you may dwell at
peace, nor shall any desire be denied
you. Speak, and your wishes are full
filed"
~ desire" said Rosamund in low,
steady voice, "protectlon against Sir
Hugh Lozelle and all men"
ut Is yours. The lord of the noun
tain covers you with his own mantle"
Il desire" she went on, that my
brothers here may lodge with me, that
l may not feel alone among strange
people"
He thought awhile and answered:
your brethren shall lodge near you
In the guest castle. Why not, since
from them you cannot need protectlonl
They shall meet you at the feast and
In the garden, But she whom they
wished to rescue from Salah-ed-din
these tall brethren Of yours might wish
to rescue from Al-je-bal Understand,
then, all Of you, that from the lord Of
death there Is but one escape. YOnder
runs It's path" And he pointed to the
dizzy place whence his three servants
had leaped to their doom.
''Knlghts," he went on, addressing
Goodwin and Wulf, lead your sister
hence. This evening | bid her and
you to my banquet TIL then fare.
we'll Woman" he added to Masouda,
accompany them. You know your
duties. This lady is In your charge,
Suffer that no strange man comes near
her, above all the Frank LOzelle Dals,
take notice and let 1t be proclaimed:
To these three is given the protection
of the sIgnet In all things save that
they must not leave my walls except
under sanction Of the slgnet-nay, In
It's very presence"
The dais rose, bowed and seated
themselves again. Then, guided by
Masouda and preceded and followed
by guards, the brethren and Rosa.
mund walked down the terrace through
the curtains into the chancel-llke place
where men crouched upon the ground,
through the great hall where more men
crouched upon the ground, through the
antechamber where at a word from
Masouda the guards saluted. through
passages to that place where they had
slept. Here Masouda halted and said
Lady Rose Of the World, who are
fifty so named, go to prepare your
chamber. Doubtless you will wish to
speak awhile with these your-broth-
ers. Speak on and fear not for 1t
shall be my care that you are left
alone, II only for a little while. Yet
walls have ears, so ! counsel you use
that English tongue which none of us
understand"
Then she bowed and went.
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pledge, / command pot this foWer o.
folOeTs."

steadily enough, but with wide set
dreamy eyes, nor did they seem to sleep
upon the rugs, but lay there staring at
the sky and mutterlng with their lips,
their faces stepped in strange, unholy
rapture. Sometimes they would rise
and walk a few PAGES with outstretch-
ed arms till the arms closed as though
they clasped something invisible, to
which they bent their heads to babble
awhile Then they walked back to
their rugs again, where they remained
silent.
"Step out, brother" said Wulf, "for
at the very sight of those rugs l grow
sleepy"
So they walked on toward the sound
Of a waterfall, and, when they came 70
It, drank and bathed their faces and
heads.
"Ths is better than their wine" said
Wulf They reached an open sward
where there were no rugs and no sleep
ers. "Now," said Wulf, hating, tell
me what does all this meanT
"Are you deaf and blind" asked
Goodwin Cannot you see that yonder
fend is in love with Rosamund Mid
means to take her, as he well may doY'
Wulf groaned aloud, then answered:
81 swear that first will kill him.
even though we must keep him com
pany."
"Among those ornaments that hung
about the waist of Rosamund | saw
jeweled knife" answered Goodwin sad
ly. "She can be trusted to use II II
need be, and after that we can be
trusted to do our worst"
AS they spoke they had loitered to-
ward the edge Of the glade and, halt
Ing there, stood silent till presently
from under the shadow Of a cedar
tree appeared a solitary white ROBBED
woman. 1t was Masouda.
'Follow me- brothers Peter and
John" she said In laughing whisper.
'T have words to say to you" And she
fitted AHEAD Of them.
Silently as a wrath she went, now
appearing In the open spaces, now van
ishing beneath the dense gloom of ce-
dar boughs, till she reached a naked,
lonely rock which stood almost upon
the edge of Me gulf Opposite to this
rock was q great mound, such as an
Client peoples reared over the bodies
of their dead, and In the mound, cum
nlngly hidden by growing shrubs,
massive door. Masouda took key
from her glrdle end, having looked
around to see that they were alone,
unlocked 1t.
ENTER" she said, pushing them be
fore her.
They obeyed and through the dark
ness within heard her close the door.
"Now we are safe awhile" she said,
with sigh, cor at least so / think.
But will lead you to where there is
more light"
Then, taking each Of them by the
hand. she went forward along a
smooth incline till presently they saw
the moonlight and by 1t discovered
that they stood at the mouth Of a cave
which was frlnged with bushes. Run
ming up from the depths Of the gulf
below to this opening was ridge or
shoulder of rock. very steep and mar
row.
"See the only road that leads from
the citadel Of Masyaf save that across
the bridge" said Masouda.
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% 10 the edge Of the abyss and
Leaped,
lth steady step to the edge Of the
and leaped. For an instant the
ght shone on his white and futter-
oOe, then from the depths Of that
zone place floated up the sound Of
W fall, and all was still,
blow your captain to paradise"
SlAan to the two soldiers, So the
men went, the first with a steady
and the second, who was not so
reetng over the edge Of the prec-
as one might who is drunken.
Is finished" said the dais, clap
Their hands gently. 'Dread lord,
iank thee for thy Justice
hosamund turned sick and faint,
ven the brethren paled. This man
'eIrible indeed--if he were a man
10y q devil-and they were in his
How long would It be, they
sted, before they also were hidden
va mat guTff Only wulf swore In
ea,t that If he went by this road
should go with him.
inc corpse OF the false palmer
oOrae away to be thrown to the
winch always lowered over that
4 :, death, and Sinan, having re,
N himself upon the cushion, began
again through his mouth" Ma
"a. "a !, low, quiet voice.
W he said to Rosamund. fyour
Known to me. salah-ed-din
-'V9i nor is It wonderful here
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Has recently been discovered, 1t bears
a close resemblance to the malaria germ.
To free the system from disease germs,
the most effective remedy is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Guaranteed to cure all
diseases due to malaria poison and con
stipation. Csc at Ed. Greene's Drug
Store.
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The
|BretbreN
B, RIDER HACGARD,
,,tL,y sf"Shs, King S0iSmOA's
Miner" Etc.
o..,,,,,. ISoJ-ISOI. b. RiSv HsEEari

c.vtlI1 l9oi-l''', D. RId" H'rE'Ts
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The Yellow Fever Germ

(To be Continued
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

DIR. r. ], Blanche. the government
cattle Inspector, has Just completed
another inspection Of the Geyer dairy.
The report In almost beyond belief"
says the doctor. "Mr. reyer has for.
" cows. The stable Is swept every
day and its floor Is scrubbed twice
each week. something unheard OF In
the methods Of handling cow stables.
| found the place and its surround
ings exceptionally clean and the
health among the stock perfect. ]
wish TO state that Mr.. Geyer does not
know when these inspections are q
be made, so that he Is not able TO
specially prepare for my coming, The
condition I found n tlas every day com
dition. There are - hws On the stas
tute books Of any q he states that
require anything Ike HE ~s6rupelcxD
cleanness observed By Nj. Geyse. ne
Morning star Dairy 4 without =
equal. There Is no ~ In New Ms1-
leo requiring these preonAfions. They
are voluntary on the part 81 the msn-
agement and are established solely
for the purpose Of satisfying Mi. Gey.
err that the milk, he h fufnishing TO
the people of this city IA absolutely
rec from disease germs 6-16a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

TLe Investment and Agency corpo-
r1tfon. has arranged with the Santa
W. Land improvement company 10 act
a. their representative In Las Vegas
IN the sale ~ lots In the new and
thriving railroad town u Blaektower.
on the eastern end Of the Beien Cut
on. They have shown their confid'
ence In the future Of the town by pur'
chasing several business lots for
themselves and already several other
business nsen In the city have made
purchases Of several lots each.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

n e, Held Of Roswell. n. ~, Tor.
merry u las Vegas and a brother Of
Captain W. G.. Reid. attorney general
Of New Mexico, is general manager Of
the townsites being established along
the lime OF the Beien cnt4off, and has
a representative here I'm the person Of
". ]. carlin for the purpose of placing
on the market some OF the lots IN the
new railroad town 81 Blaektower on
the eastern end Of the cutoff.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23
Officer Armsd WIN psnelIs

> City Marshal Coles q a busy man
soday. The city eoanesl ordered him
10 take M inyenioFy nf all the pare.
msnts sidewalks and cross walks&an
the City of Las Vegas. AIMED with
several rsams u paisr sns faany pff.'
ellis the officer 10 walking The sererks
compiling his report whlrh wAl -
formally brought before the eosne11
az iis next meeting. n y sspsms3
that parchment consumed III ensms.
rating the cross walks vii In no vss
affect the present prices Of paper by
reducing the available sappis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

The manuscript for the play. "His
E~xcellency the Governor. the home
talent play to be given BY Troop A On
the evening OF July is. has arrived
and the cast. to be headed by Miss
Louise Reed win soon be announced.
The members OF the troop intend to
make II the best home talent play
that has ever been given In this city,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

About thirty members of the west
sIaa Literary Society and friends will
attend the picnic ut Romeroyiile 10
morrow. They win start at about I
O'Clock in the morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23
HERE'S flE han
DIOGENEs LOOKED FOR
NNNHA&H&HNNe.

~. sIf Diosenes we're % search
/, Tor an honest man today he
would flnd him witohut his
lighted lantern It Award. Okla
!, homs, The man = . car clean.
er.
! In going from one train to
] another at Award, j. 4. Strip
j ling. Who has inst returned
from astrip TO the new state.
J lost sII IN hills which he had
) wrapped up IN piece of
} paper. He did not discover
J his loss for several hours after.
\ wards. When HE looked for
} his money and could not find
\ II, he locafed the coach he
J had left and which vas stand.
} ing on q ridstrack near the
! depot. The car mad been
! swept out in the meantime AMI
fhesman Who cleaned II said
! ne woatd look or the money In
J the refuse. MI. Stripping gave
) his name and address 70 the
) car cleaner and yesterday re-
) ceived a railroad envelope Co
) tanning the missing green
! backs, The car cleaner could
) have ken the money and no
D one would have been the wiser.
J sbut he doubtless believes in
. that good old fashioned max
. i'm that honesty Is the best pol
. Icy. I f. !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

The county clerk Is issuing war
rants for. 4 pro rata Of the Wild animal
bounty Cor The year aio5. and all. who
are entitled 10 boumties for animals
killed during that year ~ secure a
.portion 81 their money by ealing at
the clerks office.