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s o 1y,I1 POINT COMIC March I $t'
s4.-o!d Point lis IN the midst Of the gayest
sea son in ears. AIN;
Sners ana card parties ca q, other
III r:anid 4 succession, and tile ia Us 4. az,
hardly long enough for he mar i'in Y
tons. s;l Ia, y
luncheon at the Chamber I'm, on Sc turday
;for ii r.. Thomas F.. C;hambe rin,s of$N BY
iYork, "a which other cues Is were 4lr =
ERa msay - Potts, lam n
berlin, Mrs. ton rtar,a a Asor-
Snalius WILCOX, Mrs. II rr.y u 13a rnes.
sNIIs Joseph 4 IRA cy5 and s re, Richard
,oke NJ arshall, rtress Mon1oe Mrs.
Theodore Scarborough f$5s New orls;
Mrs Frank X & Hill, shingt ton; Miss
Bryan i. of baltimore Miss y. =. #Niath Jews,
az Harrison. N. II; and Mrs J OH. Gil-
ford md Mrs. John b. Is rnberl OF t} zig
aPoilit. n &3 y, ass9.s
Mrs. Joseph Ira cy. o. tfle post. gave g
bridge part on Wednesday zmo no ,ior
Mrs. laurence Brown, OF Fort Alc hln-
ley, Me. 81 I. I. !. i,
4 al bridge OH. TUE da " m rninE for k1rs.
Osborne, OF roront On yedne s 't
s.Waening she had as irr guest inner
Mrs. osbo rre. ia EVIL p g reelf, Of
Chicago; Mrs #. La rnur RI lnson, Of
philadelphia: Ca plain 35 Robert Kelton.
Captain laicoln1S Y-oun lieutenant Fran
cts ". (, Ra lston a nd Ientcna n y Harry
tyNlllIanls. at Fortress NJ on roe: 81
ss Captain Brooke yne OF fortress Mon lon
Sroe. gave III dinner Mt the Champerlln ~
SUNDAY n evening for Mrs, Lawrence ta,N nee
} Brown. Il His guest 4 Included Mrs. = op'n,
Mrs. Francis 4 81 Brown. X MI Qs borne,
Mrs, Y II. 4 Il. Tia mar ohinsop j, captain
and Mrs. Albert G, sJenkin Il q Fort FI g.
Wright n, vi Captain Robert J. Icy,
az Fort Adams. r. CAPTAIN Robert
SISelton and LleurehAht Fra fcis ss:s ga.
sto,1,s OF tho post and elitenant Rohe r..
~ Crank. of the navy.
SfS Other dinners were give n by Mrs. SAM
silelS e. sharth, of the post, and Mrs, p 2.
ss,r. Lamar r obinson,
An engagem Of lnt crest I Il army cir
cles and to Virginlans that & Iiell-
tenant William II. Peek, Of 4 l,e Art llery
Corps, u and Miss catharine Demmett
Fee, Of New Richmond, Ohio. The swod, Y
ding will occur early In June lieutenant
Peek lis o. son Of Mrs. Sallie TT. Peek
and an, tho late Judg d Peek who for many
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LAIAMssuR II 4 n arch
Il camp Sos ~ ooImcn OF America f,fa Is res
cenuya here by All G .tto gers,
q eilstt head c0 unslil camp
y lnsl1pery. 37G II 1is known ~ jamestown
Camp N 81. i,I1u It'd b tti,,crs for he
Il mrs year arc as to ilpWs; bio Con-
sul Il &. III Smith: wiser. II. rittin I
ia ksr. j. b. n II = TX
4 son Escort, n IL. Larson; Ply siclans, l1rss.
4 Henderson and KIN 81
illinIns burg JOG ge,,5 n q A. n ana
ie aays 81 s. a,d Mr.
Ing to him Sn q hnndson pust q masters
4 Jewel q Tho jewel al IS bed ,fith he
name OF tie % ge. ate IL ;;ir,5 NYoife,s
n Air.Tyyolfe was mast er OF Ia lodge from
Il June 4.St 1909. 81 to I'm ~ 81 During
lfthatBtime IL he dodge made ftln preceden
d advancement, both IN TX and NUM-
Mr. q. w. Gedds 4, as administrator Of
theEestato OF III e late y hnson, Will I.
sell the personal pEonsrt%s :, tt neS& ~
Mr.. J. Niurpt and gB 3. Wolf were
T. in Bal timore a. few q avs ago, where they
/ 'went 10 purchase milk co Va and horses
stock RG 1llct
ss r.. Davis has sold .hls house. and icy
i isoe shs West hnd u > s's fao'S9l U
their new saw and blaming mill In the
d West End, The Urn, wi II also soon sta t
fits big Mill on College creek. q.
Isss Vest. 81 4TeSidHs Just out =
y side lof Nv lljansburg. Is the guest q her
aunt. M lerndon. on r NE vent u
seventh street, Newport News y s !,
RpWhatan Council Mo- 84s, Royal,
II MIS- e. a. a. Il. Wolfe, who has been very
iii, Y IL now nearly reed vereo s,sS N
Mrs. Hue j one g + , Rlehn1on h 3a,s
been e i the hf gn eeK g James s'one 81
NJ. s. E Fl iIundley, Of Richmond. il
visiting his mo her Mrs Ma gge 81 lisl q
Messrs i u a, Carson and loy!l Hug hes
I Jr \. students ~ William and Mary. paid
a short visit to Norfolk us week Is s, /
Nara law 4hres
4, s 3 ihM3spiial In Richmond. paid short
z visit here ~ ed Y. ~ /,
Miss Ocia jon wa q recent ole c!en
ma tron OF 4 he Eastern 8 ITO II ospitat
IA Mrs J. II. k;elpll and CHI dfeyl, of Hlclly
Il rnond Visited the formers paren Is, =! IL
and Mrs. Charles IT. Holmes. during tlle
early part % she M oSn visiting frand,
"a rs ives "a, In IN Canada After stay
several weeks SHE wi lareturn via ~ cara
Miss bessie Lamb \, VISITING az the
t5' Mrs Ia IRA EErn ston has returned to her.
home In Granite Fall y NM, Q t 81 u,
ehort visit here Eto 3hsrS prov 'No'1s
w s., Metealf. Of this cts, has ,pnr,ysl
Il chased about. thirty-etght acres q Iana,
fortyrfour& acres OF Mr.. Neils Pau soll,s
Il near town, 4 n q fan cy price, ], y.
!. Miss 'yirgtn!n Gentry has returned e
hiSS
Chatham Female Institut lon. ,5as.
Mr.. a, = M Ayres al nd wi fe, OF " sconsln,
a have arrived here and 4 aiken Up 4 Their f,s,
Sege street, s35 " ~ BE- 3fr iS53
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NJ ~ ispooIat to ,rhe Tjmess pispA trhs, sS;i
b 4 = q fler-
III ,,oo,t 8tet, was given OH beard the VI 9.
81 Olympia, Atonday BIZ e ~ ward of,,cets'
Among those III oseiit were
Adams, Mrs. Clark N isss g race NYillets,
nispi 1.n,,don Ifick tom g Vas
Y nt,sY 1osnstc Afai,an CHI tafn Parker Or,
n smith. Lieltatur, JlttteHtld, lieutenant
raIrnei lieutenant Saunders, ENSIGN " -
breton Iuyinastet Sanford and Y Ensign
Wood. XIII ~ Ssf n, ~ Il. y, Il 4, ,ly
MI. William Csnic ef,te ttaifled Y fricrds
at 4 A,owlliig con II ~
n Inc Hotr,pton Roads X aAl,t Club. Q trhose
3 81 esetlt we're. Miss lidh .eiigert, Miss
;virgilia Jones, Miss Marion Foster, N i.
q lAhprs Moorc, and Mr.. w liam Law
III Tercc "a AZ ~ "
AZ M Iss agne ii SDo Douglas West gave d l,ln!
n cheon Saturday 3s ut n The s98 Leach e-V bod
q school Iii honor OF Miss Julia Todd. q
+ and those preset wcroi Miss odd,
II Miss h May Baknr, Miss Jean Ma xWell,
A. Miss Mary Cinlt. Miss Kate Cooke, Miss
y Mary STuggle, Miss Mary Sharp and Mis-
ltAtllertnes Dlltsofi. fFs ~ s ,B
S Mrs 4. Rogers q and Miss II Grace
JoneHg has lie It for ~ to B tinlore.
1irg. George M. 1'odd. II eft Tor n en York
A 10 isitBhers brother. Mr.. Ycldn1nh. who
II 1us recently returned from sWit zerla11ld.
I. Mrs. 4 RI. i Il Clowes, OF Richmond a WHO
" has been Tho guest Of M (ieo &c N
Todd, 8ln$ Client, left Tuesday for ~ isit
d to- Miss Afargprip Iiilo WI ~ N ew y orls.
Miss Molly SHAW, has rel urncd TO sll aW.
II boro, N (. q. slf tet beirig " he H guest Ok
~ Miss Mac Perry on Bu 70 Street
rs. Claude ylgoIi. who l,as been VS.
N ting Mrs. illians SHARP Oh 'rccn1 sla
VI Street. has rcturilNtl EtU \ her horne X ~
tsAfi,lapol Az IA
II Miss Lou 3rlckhonss ieft NJ ondny for
\ a visit toEfrtends ill New York ]. e. ys
" Mrs. james Carl ED hSs ret,irile 60 ~
4 In L New York. ss5s
81 rs Bessie Con rads, u who fiks been yis-
Siting ler. sister, Mrs.. II cnrySS tlo,
Il llly returned to her home IN .h 8;
ilS 5#
MES aIabless CLAN and Mary
u Lou Cooke. lcft onda VI 9 sA,lSlt e
IN eW.f ork, iS3 M
13aira. sPhl1more H . ordan, 81 snlit hfle,iId,
liz Visiting @tier% lister RI. ia Jo lam
Il oll Charlotte Street.
lss Mildred Ikensett VII 9 has beenESyi g:
Hing liei. sister. Mrs. john RI chic, IN
sliingt has returned
M ss jamie Ilovit III OF Iotnwtd lie county,
& Il Visiting the 81 isscs ], browne, on rec
mason Street a4 81. 9 MA
$54 Mrs. III Walter ii d rocks has HI eturned q
4 baltimore, tier being tllo8 guest y of her
b gistes, Mrs. Yyndinail Mayo o. Free
1nRBOn Street, Va * HI
Ell Al is. u n thni't Ysllke aud Miss Mary
u Wake, have left for ~ trip % r. rlda.s
FRS. s.. = ickl nson, has ret urncd
A from a. vlsit TO relati yes IN Rocky Mount
n n Z. t;. $ e Il
Mrs. Edward N &C tiirc, OF r chnlond. is
8si tile gliest OF Il her siEt Or. tiuy G.
~ 81 RS. pa R:aor AZ cCornlic lex \. on
w nrk Street.
y jsa Ens.Mn ~ ord an, has returned al ter
Il bciDE The guest % Miss y irginln5 D rdar,
Ii iii SufrO Hi.
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4 spccia1 10 t1.tie tines ;DflIlspatcho
NORWOOD NiJL Son co.. Nlarch y. - y.
Ecaptair, ednan, q Colorado. who IS Is
8visitinE lis da,sl,ts . here. Mrs. G II n!
hurt laSt eAttirday Ga ptain stedtnsat,I,
cmt IA "a Srids, ND. MAS In tho act q
ot,st,iHk IN 4 rate. iis rad his arm through
tiisa bridie, and tfis animal made a JUMP
3sYrhnnhifr Nil -siioUld totit Of place. pr.
EGtsdfaan \ repiA cad his shoulder. 4. "a
40 Mes p 7 Attis And two daughters, OF Fair-
snoiiist. ara VISITING II thu neg hborho 3,
ma Old Marct, ShAss been showing itself. he
8~ssEk hsa boeilI G very cold, windy and
G6isss+ eHabie Tho woods have been.
Sowsd down with iclcles, which made g, g.
NJ gRsv. Frank Nests fulfilled his appoint.
Efn ent lata CJnrjst church OH last Sunday.
SiaRsv, Efsyton Attle lch this week AZ e.
9vlsitS Stic mother, of " 3 tAun ION. H. Nh
il Mrs. 81 Loo ea,,iida and little sdaiiEli-
Ter srsturnsd home 'oti eilnesday from OF
Il ,y1sit {6 her mot Their ~ aw, Mrs. Rob
sorks 9atlnd !. Of BrDaudus. w
Ssys MI Wa " Roberts srent Sunday at
Midway fills "a
sl,s nj Is u ertrlds scr,,EEs continues sicks;ss
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IF:R'ED J 4 lIcJK'sBURG

special to The Times. DispatclL)
FRnpERlcKsBljHG. A., March 2 -
Tf,e orchsstra Of Fredericksbur College
raVo 4 concert last night to q large and
appre clative T aiid ience. The programme
consisted 81 81 vocal numbers BY Miss
Allies. q. Cole. Mrs. \. p, Rosebro and
Mr. Il. al eoIan besides 9 number. o.
Instr umental s sel ctions all q which liel
N, z. Ana rs.5 David IIirsh celebrated
this week the twentleth. anniversary 81 q
MI ana Mrs.. 1, ]. & t'trasburser eele
bratsd the fort anniversary q tl'e 5
marriage 4 this week: tls ti
IA Tsdsricksburs " Chapter Daughters 6ofl
the Corfedsracy,,9 viii give an entcrtaiir1--j
nient on April n IL
81 Mr.. A. o. ohnell. Of this city. chic CHIEF
enEineer 5 Of N Ale n steamer M iddlesext %
ti,s NV, n, \: IS and IA RI. Co, Who has been
|jr Isl JOSEPH, IIospi fall Baltimore. for
Several weeks a. WI here lle underwear + flf,
opora tionY n IS u much improved, and cx-
poets ICON to be
Az MI ss Pauline Grant e ~ r ichinond,, Il md
Miss sEa r,rie Holiday, OF Rapidan, were
guests tiiis#w e Elk OF Prot. S. w. Somer-
Vile and Sfanlil $. II t53
as Mr.. s. III. Ed burn has returned from
visit to- relati ives In u elawar re-
ter. Miss Frances Howard, have eturned
from q ~ lsit 10 atiYes in Bal tiinores s8s
Z Mr. and Mrs. Il Stark OF n orr
FOL were guests Y his week Of Mrs. Ella
ST.. John ". II
VI Miss Nancy ASH b.. 4 q shlngto on, is
visiting Mrs sallie sNIa graft #
NJ Rev w Hampt ton u ones, OF the Grocer
Universal Is, Pennsyiy mia, ~ Is ny spendlng;
several w ekps VII til his parents H1r.and
AIrs. Andrew - Jones, in Spots lyania3
county. I'LL sgHsS
s5S MI 81 \ Allce Dew. of King and aueen
county. visited 1isses Margaret and
Bessie Crismond 4 he rea this wee III
ss3s MI Is Kate N Newell n Doggett, m who
was here this week visit Ing her. father.
Dc Miss Eva 1'yl er las + ret,irned from e
visit to y New Yorl IN
Edwin 8 trasburg q ' tin g
visited his rent here his wee
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% ID POM co Wort

I Yea rs presided oye the Circuit Court
sor elizabeth City county He was an;
honor graduate Of the Virgl MA " ry
Institute. and was appoint ted 70 the arrny
from civil life.
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= PERSONAL MENTION =

G \ Jackson was In Dallas today
NJ Nj Mosley OF Dallas was in the
city today
s, W purham had business in
Dallas today
Miss Mamie Mineqt Is visiting at
Italy for a few days
Miss Lena Carter left this morning
for a short visit 10 Dallas.
Miss BESSIE Martin Of Wills peiat
is visiting Miss Elsie Wise
II. C. Templeton went to Lewis
Vile this morning on business
I. j. McDade and VIII Davis were
in Ennis yesterday afternoon.
Mesdames J. II. and C. Y. Thonp-
son were visitors to Dallas today.
A. 7. Bishop returned this morn
ing from a business trip TO Dallas.
Miss Ada Murphy of Lancaster is
visiting her sister. Mrs p. @. Rock
EFT.
Mrs. ] II. Powell. who has been
visiting Mrs, W. G.. i.omax. has re-
turned home
T. II. Bates of Dallas, representing
the Kirby Investment Company. was
in the city today,
Mrs. l.. L. Hill and little o n
Claude. of Port Lavaea are visiting
relatives in the city.
W. A. Chestnut of Waco. credit
man for the Rotan Grocery Company,
"a in the city today.
Prof. Walter l.. Acker. superin-
tendent of the city schools, visited
the schools at Corsicana today.
Mrs. Brooks returned to her home
at Hillsboro last night, after q visit
TO her daughter, Mrs. Ed Hudson.
Misses Alice Gibson and Helene
Harry returney Wednesday night
from Atlanta, H., where they spent
the Christmas holidays.
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One auu aurfe fnom thfuuir ean
pafion Be- ~ iaaarf If mans eH.
esns allms ata WEimu Laxative asa
= run cures rhruuir constipation a.
II aids diHw oa and stimulates fhs
.IlvsF and a@mvis f@atgrsag the nat
arzi action - thsas gan Com
nef.se aksnR BE- te~tay and SOFA ss8i
fs~f Better S. once ortno LAx&stxe
Fruit syrup ao~@ 1ot aaasezs q
xrigs An1 ls s~ry pi@AsAnt 10 tsxe
/ E~f8se szhssssme@s = F@srFs
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fut a go ChiDEu originated
iiun,F Ana Faf s a t4rnat aud lunK
re nasaY sind go acroHnf IS tlae Eraaf
mr7si and popularity af Falsy giou
as Ansf Ear mars imu8fstAsns age ~
ferva for fhe Remminp These aurfh-
less limitations have sf9gilar aganA
fuE nsaaea hswAre 81 fherm. The
~w~nHtas Fai~y ti0aex and Tar 10 len
a yefa0@ assfk&Ke AS for lf and
rufg~s aas substitute Il j. the b~ss
re ra~ss for eonwhs ana sal8s q W
r@x r%M
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For City Marshal.

Luther X. Allen has aspirations Il
be marshal of the city of Waxahachie
In the announcement column of to
days paper will be found his name as
a candidate for that office. Mr.. Al
len is not unknown TO the people OF
WaNahachie. He has been a resi-
dent OF the city since 1865 and SO
well is he known that 1t Is useless
for the Light to enter into an extend
ed introduction of him. Mr.. Allen
has held various official and business
positions in the city, and is at pres
ent a deputy under Constable Abbott.
He has made an efficient and capable
officer and is well qualified to dis
charge the duties of city marshal.
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We take this method of expressing
our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to
all who so kindly came to our aid,
and assisted in laying away to rest
the remains of our dear mother, Mrs.
NJ. B. Marlborough. May Heavens
richest blessings attend every one of
YOU. THE FAMILY.
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Stockholders Meeting,

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Enterprise Publishing
Company will be held Tuesday after
noon, Jan. eth, 1906, in the directors
room OF the Citizens National Bank,
Waxahachie. Texas. Directors meet
ing will be held Immediately upon
adjournment. d36-w49
W. J. BUIE, Sec'y.
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Delicious Combination

A good cook and good -four viii pro-
duce bread or biscuit and cake delicious
enough to tempt the jaded appetite and
enliven the dead digestion.
Our Flour will make the iightest,
whitest, most inviting, most nutritious
and most wholesome bah ed delicacies.
Our Flour viii make your baking sue
cessful. It's the kind which good house
keepers and Observation-Disclosures
housewives buy. There are other brands
as cheap. but no others are so good.
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". VI Warren, vhO lives between
Wasahachie and iioyee. has returned
from a Walt TO hiS old home La Union
county, Miss HE said be had 4 very
pie aSaut Walt among kls old friends
sHa n~tr.stoFs lie said th* south
ern Cotton Association was thorough
Is organized IN that state and NAM
faruscrs base their cotton stored ia
"a srehomaes and aHdgr sheds ai home
huiairr tar hishef uFtces which thef
expect tu come A#futr *ummof ts
esid thnt aamte seeing tau working oi
fft aesocietluu iu hia state 30 Sas
susiras e. rs* Nf made q tcrws ir
Fllie suufft
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- $ Fudge. who resides near the
city. has returned from a visit 10
his Old home In Giles county. Tenn
This VAS his first visit there for
eighteen years and he noted many
change. He said the hills appeared
20 be closer together than formerly
Mr.. Fudge said the people Of old
Giles were apparently In n prosper
GUS condition
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can kill Your hogs At the pen
and return them b YOU
dressed. Price Slu0. New
phore In Work gusrantsed.
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, CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS, 4
Election Tuesday, April 3. I

Fer City Assessor and Collector:
EZRA s. FUDGE.
%
For City Marshal:
TOM DIXON. Reelection.
LUTHER X. ALLEN.
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FOR SALE-Old papers at the Daily
Light office. If
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Expert glass fitting done by my
expert optician. Visit our parlor and
have your eyes examined. Joe A.
Harris, The Jeweler. SO
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WASTED-Eysrybod TO know that
We are doing a cleaning. pressing and
repairing business at ITO West Main
street Ladies' work "A speciality. All
work guaranteed Give uS a call.
10th phones. iiolcomb A. Pace
Tailoring Company II
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At the meeting OF the Texas diyis-
ion of the Southern Cotton Associa-
ton at Austin Wednesday Ed Cum
ningham OF Waxahachie was elected
treasurer. His name was omitted
from the list OF officers published
yesterday.
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MONEY TO LOAN We" have per-
fected arrangements 70 make loans
on city and farm property az favor
able rates. No building and loan
business. bat siii buy vendors lieu
notes or loan on first mortgage liens
straight Texas Realty Company. l..
G. Todd. manager. sGs
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WANTED-Good Jersey, fresh in
milk. Apply c. d. Pickett. 37p
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FOR SALE-Baled hay at 25c per
bale. See Satchel & Blank. 40
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WANT

Observation-Disclosures fair; slightly
warmer; Saturday fair, Thursday
max. 54, min. IS.
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II your clock is out OF order phone
us to call for it. We will repair 1t
and bring it back to you. Joe A.
Harris. the Jeweler. &c
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The directors of the Waxahachie
National Bank held a meeting Wed
pesday afternoon and declared a
semi-annual dividend of s per cent.
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HAY-Fort sale at csc per bale. See
Satchell & Blank, at market. 40
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II. ]. Bennett, who has been re-
siding in the vicinity of WaXahachie
several years. has moved his family
to town and will live at sos Kauf-
mar street.
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FOR SALE-One Second hand top
buggy and set of single harness. T.
c. Cole. SIP
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j. ". kendrick has received IA let
ter from A, N. Vickery of Yelling
ton, Texas, stating that he went bird
hunting Christmas day and killed
seyenty-fiye quail.
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l.. II. Peters yesterday shipped two
car loads OF mattresses from his fac
tory here to Shawnee. Ok. Several
car loads have been shipped to diff
fercnt parts of the country since
.the establishment of the factory last
SO
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FOR RENT-One six room house.
including bath room on West Main
street. Close in. city water. electric
lights. closet with sewer connections.
Room for n head OF stock. Apply
TO Ed Oldham. II
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The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

sloppy track, but he has yet to show
that he can perform we'll on a deep
track. which will be the condition un-
der which the Christmas handicap will
be run. Proper, Nealon,, DR.. Leggo. F.
W. Barr and Sir Edward have all
shown that they can negotiate such
going. Knapp will ride, Borghesi, Mil
Ter will probably be on Nealon, Brown
on Proper, Graham on Sir Edward and
L. Williams on Barr. Mcbride will un-
doubtedly be up on some good horse
The other features OF the coming
week include the Misty Morn handicap
for all ages at SIX furiongs on Wednes-
day. the Fallen Leaf handicap for all
ages over the Futurity course on Fri
day and the Mamie Gray handicap for
all ages on Saturday at a mile and a
sixteenth.
Thirty books cut in for the big ring
yesterday. making total of thirty
three that did business, including the
two field books and the combination
book. Among the newcomers was
Charles Waller of New York, who
started in rather inauspiciously. as he
lost about $500 on the day.
sa
1t has been announced that the first
race for coming 2-year-olds will BE-
run on the very first day OF the new
year and Will be at three furlongs
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
Gossip of the Track

The weights for the Christmas hand
leap. which will be the principal at
traction of the holiday card for Tues
day. were announced yesterday by
Handicapped Egbert. The race will be
at one and a quarter miles and the
rich purse of $4,000 added money will
be contended for. by the pick of the
high-class horses in training at the
track. Rudolph Spreekeis' Borghesi
has been assigned the honor of top
weight, as q result of his notable per-
formance in the Thanksgiving handi-
cap, when he romped home in front of
good field. The Handicapped asks
him to carry 122 pounds in the stake
event Of Tuesday. He carried 116
pounds on Thanksgiving day The
other high weights in Tuesdays race
likely to start include Jennings
Proper 119, DurnelPs Nealon III. Nc
Cafferty's DR.. Leggo 116, Stanfelds f..
w. Barr Ill, and Van Gordan's Sir Ed
ward ITO. Hildreths Logistilla has
been assigned ia pounds but will
probably not start, as the wet track
will be one that she cannot run on.
The full list of the weights is as fol-
lows: