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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
Harbor Board Orders Tars to Remove
Floating Clubhouse at Clay Street.
Commissioners Meet and Dispatch Two
Weeks Accumulation of Business.

afternoon and
vfar
submitted but only considerably lower than al
privilege
bid Of
s249SS American
Constru uction Compa
Charlie
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EXPECT A BONANZA BODY.
Combination Workers Uncover an Ex-
tension on sheets-Ish Lead.

GOLDFIELD, New, Sept. 1s.-While
grading for an addition to the tailings
pond below the mill. the Combination
people uncovered an extension of the
Sheets-Ish lead, and are prospecting
it. About fifty feet to the south is
the cross assure on which the big ore
bodies make in the Hayes -Monnette
lease on the Mohawk. The ledge in
the Sheets-Ish was productive of rich
ore from the time the shaft passed
through the wash, and at the junction
of these two veins the Combination eN-
poets to find bonanza ore body.
The rich streak of ore which was en-
eountered On the 220-foot level in the
Frances Mohawk lease is still in evil
dence. and will be sacked and shipped
separately. In the meantime, the usual
tonnage will be sent cut, and the south
drift on the 270-foot level will be hur-
ried forward to undercut the rich stope.
The company shaft on the Mohawk
has been in ledge matter since reach
ing the 160-foot mark, which appears
to be the south edge of the cross fisSure
found in the Hayes-Monnette block.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
REFUSES JUDGMENT AGAINST WIFE

William Marlow recovered judgment
yesterday of $61 in a suit for s1261. 05
brought in Judge Hebbard's court
against Louisa Mosco and d. Damas-
Gus on an assignment of credit by T..
Mosco. husband of the first named de-
fendant.
The judgment was asked for goods
sold and money loaned by Mosco to his
wife and Damascus. Mosco appeared in
court and stated that he did not wish
to recover judgment against his wife.
but merely against Damascus, and this
was acquiesced in by NARROW. The
court rendered the small judgmnet for
goods sold, stating that Marlow had
not made good his claim to the greater
amount
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
DEvELoPING SEVERAL GROUPS.
Extensive Work Pianned by the United
States Syndicate.

TONOPAH, New, Sept. 13.-The first
meeting OF the United States Mines
Syndicate, new company just organ
lied, was held here Monday night. The
company has a big capitalization. and
il is stated by the officers that 10 Will
be operated as a holding company un-
der a broad charter. The properties
already under the control of the COM
pany consist of groups of claims IN
Atwood. BullfTog anu Stratford' ana
the eompauy's engineer states mat
each of these groups contains prom
ising showing, although little work has
been done as yet. 1t is planned TO de-
velop groups simultaneously. and when
any one of the properties snail reaeh a
place where showings viii JuStiIy tne
step organize a subsidiary company 10
operate the ground. The president or
the new company is William r.
Sharon. superintendent OF the Soutn
End mines OF the Comstock region. Ho
is a nephew of the late Senator Sharon.
The vice president is j. j. MeSorley or
Round Mountain, the secretary William
C. Russell Of Tonopah, the treasurer
Z. b Cushman of Toropah- and the d.
rectors r. G. Laws OF Tonopah, George
Wolf OF Edgewood and H. r. Cooke OF
Tonopah while George A Cleland is
the consulting engineer
PROMISING INDICATIONS.
TONoPAH. Sept. 1S.-Roger Kan
ters. superintendent Of the New York
Tonopah mine OF this camp, has re-
turned from a vacation on the coast.
and after an inspection OF the prop
erty today said that. while he could not
truthfully say that there had been
much change during his absence. the
indications of the presence OF an ore
body were still in evidence. The shaft
on this property is down 500 feet. and
at that point crcsscuts are being run
In search of the ledge both north and
south. The work is largely done IN
a rhyolitic formation. which is full OF
scattered quartz stringers-
RICH ORE AT BELLE HELEN.
TONOPAH, New Sept 13-Dr Ar
thur H. Elftman of this camp has in his
possession a sample Of the rock taken
from the scene of the new strike at
Belle Helen which is freely covered
with gold. The metal occurs as wire
gold The rock has tight appear
ance, which DR.. Elftman says is a good
indication OF -permanency OF the ledge
matter. 1t shows a value of $500 IN
gold aud silver and is similar in ap-
pearanee to the ores Of this camp
RICH FIND NEAR RANCH.
TONOPAH. Sept. 13.-WiIliam For-
man has returned from the old Piper
ranch. in Fish Lake Valley. which was
recently purchased by his brother,
James Forman, who remained at the
ranch. The title has passed and the
Forman brothers made this trip to take
possession Of the ranch and the store.
which is included in the bargain. For
man will let a contract for the con-
struction of the hotel he intends to
build at the ranch in few days time.
II is reported that a mine has been
opened at a distance of four miles
east OF the ranch, which is said to have
a marvellous showing.
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q. s. Branch Hydrographic omc.

branch OF the United States Hydrovra nb,c
Office located at the Merchants Exchanre IL
maintained In San Francisco for the benedt Of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited fo
visit tie Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept AT
hand, for comparison and reference, and the
garding lights, dangers to navigation and ali
matters OF interest to ocean commerce. The
the reconstruction of the tower of the ferry
j. T. MCMILLAN, Nautical Expert. in cn.r..
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srEAMsHIps sUnsIpIzrD.

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. 1s.--A steam
ship service, for which contracts were
recently signed by Mexico and Canada
at a subsidy of 100000 yearly, will be
commenced in February. Two steam
ers of 1000 tons capacity will be ope-
rated between British Columbia and
Mexican ports, connecting with the Te-
railroad.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
LAST STRIKE ON THE DAISY.
Good shipping Ore Found ON the Nine
ty-Foot Level.

GOLDFIELD. New, Sept 13.-The
last strike on the Detch Brewer lease
on the Daisy was made Saturday in a
eress-cut from the bottom OF a thirty
foot wfnze below the ninety-foot level
of the old shaft. 1t has penetrated
six feet of good shipping ore, with no
foot wall yet in sight
The leasing companys new shaft.
which was driven down close TO the
ledge. has attained a depth of 1e5 feet.
and a cross-cut is Just now entering
the ore assure. Two or three days
work at the most should carry it into
the ledge at a point Immediately under
the rich stope opened through No.
shaft, and with seventy-fve feet of
back stopping operations will COM
mence on large scale.
From the shaft this cross-cut has fol-
lowed a small streak of quartz from
which daily assays showed on an aver
age value exceeding 800 ton. I'm
doubtediy this is a cross assure from
the main ledge, the richness of which
indicates something good on reaching
the juncture with the main ledge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Charters.

The British ship Monkbarns is chartered for
wheat from this port to Europe at 22s Cd and
the British steamer Hampstead is under time
charter for lumber from Eureka ana Puget Sound
to the West Coast OF South America. Both were
chartered prior to arrival
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14

The steamer Curacao. which sailed on Satur-
day for Guaymas and way ports, bad as
sorted merchandise cargo for Mexican ports, val
ued at S34. It's. and including the following:
$50 bbs -four. 3409 gals and cs wine. 42
mineral water, 10 abslnthe, 246 gals
brandy 90 whiskey. 2350 lbs rice.
GIT lbs and ! es bread. 1914 lbs beans, 80 lhs
Goldfish 20s4 lbs ham and bacon, ssos lbs dried
fruit. 1880 lbs raisips, $50 cs canned goods. 90
ctls corn. 81 cs salmon, 2l.3o6 lhs sugar. 512
pkgs fresh fruits, 80 pkgs vegetables i4l pkSs
potatoes, 253 pkgs onions. 4574 lbs sago:. ID cs
olives le4l lbs and 49 cs cereals, .sT72 lbs and
Is cs spices. s6O7 lbs and 90 bxs paste. Si7 los
and cs cheese. 1442 lbs butter 1900 lbs lard,
1925 lbs tea 35 pkgs groceries and provisions,
$50 lbs nuts $50 lbs hops. ctls barley. 1908
II lumber 204 bds shocks, SO pkgs tank ma
terial IS bdls shingles, Is cyls gas, So cs oils.
% pkgs wire. 50 TASKS quicksilver. so pkgs ma
cliinery ITO boiler tubes, 10 pkgs Drugs $3.50 lbs
sulphur, 5305 lbs seeds, 40 pkgs axle grease,
$50 lbs soda. II Hkgs and 26 pcs pipe. Al
pkgs paper 80 pkgs paints, 26 kegs white lead,
9 cs electrical goods. II coils rope, 20 cs fuse,
81 cs tar. 55e lbs pig lead. 1885 lbs copper,
s pkgs dry goods. 2S pkgs acid. 80 cs soap. 110
bales bags f50 lbs bluesfone 1916 lbs borax IS
pkgs nails and spikes. 40 bars and ! bdl steel,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14

S4S pcs and l3 bdis iron. 1e bales hose, bdls
orooms ? cs leather arms and ammunition,
IA bales oakum.
Movement of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
The Weather Report.
United States Department Of Agriculture. San
Francisco September IS. 1906

Friday; fresh west wind
For Sacramento vaiiey-Fair Friday; light
south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-CIoudy Friday; light
For Los Angeles and vicinity-cloudy Friday;
light south wind changing to west
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-14
shipment Of Petroleum.
Merchandise for Mexico.

The British tank steamer Ashtabula was
cleared yesterday for Shanghai with $500 900
gallons OF refined petroleum, valued at $40. 900.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22
NEWS FROM NASH.

Nash, March 2i-The people OF
Nash and vicinity are elated over the
turn the weather has taken.
Farmers are at II again with a vim
and corn planting VIII soon be fin
ished Those who were through
planting when he bad weather put in
are IN doubt As 10 whether or not
they will have to replani Wheat and
oats are trifle yellow owing TO the
freeze. but viii soon be looking fine
With the Increase IN acreage, pros
poets point 10 a very large grain
crop ia this part OF the county Fruit
h. hy 40 means All Killed hut Ia a
very large extent II H..
The Nasions hall at Tits place is
b,ine enlaf sed and when the work
in finished and thsit new furniture
added 10 will br quite e. spaeinus
and elegant hail
Ara T ~ Rvssoaosef. Nha went
20 Dallas nearly foui weeks ago 20
/ submit 90 sn operation for cancer
81 doiug nies-is aud will be 81 home
his ae.k Ser mans friends iu he
county w3ll br glad fo hear ~ h~F
/ sfl.ss'sit sveat~f1
RpHd iaA oF shai nu fh, gs~npls
81 fbls netaAHufnuat afs. determined
I fa hate zmssd rusda sud auWaTts ~
/ ew has hsssn subscribed tos hat
| nmi tsss=a AmouE ths snhss RS tissfa
| x.sf# same prominent Cuisines uswu
Isl Wsxabarhh. ehu sfs Interested ir
! hls ss.sfstsu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22
AVALON ITEMS.

Avalon, March 19-The cold
weather has. cast gloom over our
town and community.
Mrs Ruff Youngblood died last
week, leaving five little children
without father or mother.
Walter Youngblook died last week
of pneumonia.
Mrs NJ J. Synder and Maggie
Field spent few days last week in
Hillsboro, where they We're called to
the sick bed OF Ora May Moss, little
granddaughter OF Mrs. Snyder's Mrs.
Snyder is still with heL~
Our Home Mission Society was re-
organized Wednesday and bids fair
to do some good work
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Porter of this
place are still very siok. but improv-
ing slowly
The Fraterpal Unions organized &,
lodge here Saturday night.
The Woodman Circle will give Il
supper here the last Saturday In this
month. which Is the 81.
Miss Florence King OF Lone Cedar.
is visiting her sister. Its. G. r Field,
| this week
Mrs. Ethel Raucy OF Lon. Oak.
visited her mother Mrs Maggie Field
/ last week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22
THE LOVE BILL AND OTHER
FARCES.

The Third court of civil appeals,
in lengthy opinion by Chief Justice
Fisher and a shorter but equally en-
phatic opinion by Associate Justice
Kew shattered the Love gross re-
ceipts tax law from caption TO emer-
gency clause, and after tearing the
act into bits. the court severses and
renders the case in favor OF The roads.
This Includes the six injunction suits
against The state by the Santa Fe.
Cotton Belt. Galveston. Harrisburg
Great Northern. Texas aud Pacific
and Katy. and also suits ON part OF
The state 10 collec, taxes aud penal
ties under the Love law.
Chief Justice Fuller. In his opinion.
holds that the act IS not an occupa
lion tax. AS contendcd Tor by the
state. as IL - tax on gross receipts.
both state and interstate. which IFS
contrary 90 the commerce clause of
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

In this issue of the Enterprise
MAY he found the maine of NJ. G.
oodfrvN Hs "a candidate tor commits.
sioner of precinct No Nu man in
that precinct has q wider aequaint
ancc of " more fasufahlN known
than Nj Godtrc, u. has resided
continuously ia lhe ~ame community
Ia precinct No since 1879. snd his
fFiends are numbered b, IA. score
tie made m" fafe fof commissioner
iwo roAra aga and Naa defeated ht
q mail majority af -f votes a.. ia
mNu hose Integrity ia nnquesttnn
"a snd ussNss'N~s's suioudlH cuisines
Judgment See 81 Zee etsft est auau
fisa fo flii TIE offiss IT sasarnsasins,
ef. and aamia ttssAa g. bia ttas4..s
fAithfuilN sad uffis5wntis a. ara
uounrsmeHt t sah.e fu r. S. Com
aiss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Tampieo and on be rivers I have
mentioned & ssfY productive Lem
ons. oranges. bananas and other
tropical fruits growing Wild They
don haye 20 plant sugar cane here
onts once In shout fifteen tears and
she most nf them don't cultivate II
~ all and claim that they raise rs
much as forty tons Of cane per acre
per annum. though II makes great
deai more where IL Is cultivated
They also have a fine large market
house here Everything In the fruit
and vegetable. line of the very best
quality for sale This ~ all brought
to the city by small boats from MP
the rivers and tributaries
Tampsco like other Mexican towns
OF It's sire has It's part OF Cathedrals
and churches They also have sss
erai nice large parks and the people
/ resort To tht'ni in ib,s eyef,I ~ and
/ have music and promenade until
about 10 q ,iosk There are stYera,
I American eplonies nsaf Tdnpieo
some as near as six miles and two
/ mp the panoco river about one hun
/ dved miles. Their business chiefly
/ Is trying TO sell land To Americans
who have Just arrived In the country.
( The land is selling from one 10 -four
/ dollars gold per acre. or rather they
+ are asking that for 1t.
/ | am not in position To express my
/ opinions In regard 10 the country as
| ! have not been able TO see but sGry
! little Of It, There fs no way to
/ 20 except on horse back and am
/ afraid TO try that | have not seen
| but one vehicle 10 ride in In Tam
| pico. | inquired for the livery sta
/ BILE and they told me there was none
! About the only mode OF travel in
| land is by mules and burros. ! am
/ going To return TO Monterey some
/ time this week and expect TO return
| to Waxahachie and Ellis county the
| best country that | know Of
JAS. s. DAVIS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Law and the KENNEDY tax measure. all
Of the sam. Legislature
and alike miserable and .yasise SUBJ
t.rfuEes OF The real tax question, viii
be- finally disposed og In ilke mss-
ner The court u fefsreBse 10 the
TAX schemes of nearly every charaee
ter" and the rxtr.mitics of the iegss-
iaiis. body IN reaching out after
subjects upon which TO impose them
and the distress because the iel.isia
lure had exhausted thu subject and
reached the limit isaa eaustie but
absolutely correct pen picture of the
demagogie efforts of would be- poll
ticians. Of which the imported mem
Der from Missouri was the bell wether
of the flock
We say that such laws are evasiYc
subterfuges OF the real tax question.
and they are that and nothing more.
Like the occupation tax law. except
Ing hat part OF the law which inn
poses taxation upon occupations that
call for police protection. these sever
al measures are anarchistic In princi-
pie and confiscatory In action. and
altogether misleading in application
But there is another phase to this
question, and one that should not be
overlooked at this time. The down
fall of the Love farce. and the expect
ed and almost certain failure of the
Williams and Kennedy laws, makes ii
necessary for other revenue providing
laws TO be enacted in order to pro-
tect the credit of Texas The neces-
sity for this is more urgent than Is
the demand for the corr ection of Sec
ton l20 of the election law. Con-
fronted with the problem of finance,
will the governor rise to the exigency
OF the occasion and meet the issue
squarely by issuing a call for legis-
lative action along needed lines?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Forreston, March 10, 1906.-We
were in hopes Spring had really come
when we had such delightful weather
the last of February, but it seems
that February and March got mixed
up some way for this winter
Forreston is becoming quite a
business point for farmers and people
living in communities number of
miles around. People from Nash
Howard, Maloney, Avalon, Boz, An
derson, Ranch and many persons liv-
ing a few miles from WaXahachie
come here to do their trading
About twenty-five OF our people
went to Waxahachie Tuesday night,
on the special. to see The Maid and
the Mummy All report an en-
joyable time.
The Methodist church has installed
an ascetyline gas plan, to furnish
lights for the house Of worship.
Mrs, Elliot has returned to her
home. after spending several days
with her sick son, at the home OF her
| sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Spurlock.
We are glad to say Mr. j. c. Robin
son is improving. His sister, Mrs,
| Trice. of Nursery. Victoria county
has been visiting his family and
! friends
DR. Thornton has made quite q
lot of improvements to his premises
! which add a great deal 10 the ap
pearance of his home
Mr.. W. NJ. Spurlock went TO Dial
las Thursday
NJ. b. Ray and wife of Waxahacnie
visited relatives aud friends herr
during the week.
w X. Saunders. IN. who attend
Baylor University AT Waco, is visiting
his parents here for a few days.
Or f.. +. Cooke accompanied Mrs
/ Pearl Smith TO Galveston where sh
Is 10 submit 10 an operation for ia
NOR
NIr Bass w Williams of Nash
was here buying farming implements
We are always glad tn see him, Ii
II so pleasant
MI Dan Hamlin has made "a mum
ber Of improvements On his farm RI
Gently purchased from Mr. W I
b. Jones
Mr., g. g. Johnson OF WaNahachi,
visited her husband FRIDAY. who
sc ne home of his father. Mir. T. \
Johnston hoping to improve hi
health
The Ncthodisi parsonage Ws
: moved .oeenfh to s Iot nearer N
HhuI,h
& MIS- ~ g.. Patton. Wbu haas mad
Ia su extended visit tn hrf daughter
& HnHdi.s has returned 10 her hom
e. vifh her daughter Nfe \ y Nev
i. fuH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

The Texas delegation in congress
walked out of a caucus OF Southern
Democratic members because they
would not be bound by the action
of the caucus in agreeing to turn the
quarantine of states over TO the Fed
CATION in congress is democratic in
principle. and. besides, their state has
shown that it can keep yellow fever
out without any call on he Federal
government. SO can any state that
viii get good officers and pay the
expense of quarantine says the Dial
las News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Lynch law. as it is in effect, is thus
tersely stated by the Dallas News:
\ negro has just been lynched in
Louisiana for stealing yearling.
When lynch law rules any offensc is
punishable by death, for justice is
then dispensed according to the mood
or opinion of the mob. A mob which
has been opposed to card playing
might inflict the punishment of death
for playing Seven-up. while the mob
which condones murder might acquit
the culprit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

If the funds of the state govern
ment are insufficient TO meet the
legitimate demands, why not increase
the ad valorem tax to an amount
necessary 10 provide such funds?
Other tax measures, call them by
by the people and not by the classes
taxed. An increased ad valoren
would be less expensive after all
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
The Constant Wearing of Hat Prose-
gates Dandrun Germs

There are many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake.
ana are blessed with a ncayy shock OF
hair, yet II the scalps at l,-csc SAME men
once became infested VIA dandrun
germs, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack OF sir. Badness
would ensue as the fnal result New
bros Herpicidc Kills the germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair 10 abundant
growth. Herpicide IS Q pleasant hair
dressing as well as Il daniruh cure and
contains not an atom OF injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists Seno
ice in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co. Detroit Mich.
Herring Drug Co., Special Agents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Ia The light of her other failures
Russia is due proper recognition for
the high efficiency of that branch of
thu oligarchy classed as bank robbers.
The Credit Mutual one OF the larg-
est banks In Mascow. has been mys-
trrtously held mp for sf23. Jpo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

tifiae Laxative Fruit Syrup stlsan
laieH be liver aaa fhorouwhfv f~ana
es fhe svsfmn aad clears 'hs sssss
rfexsspu - pimniss sad at8feAss f.
IT. -. best laxative faf uuulaH sn4
sfstsar~m ~ g. ts mild ana p8saaans
and 6ne~ enf gFtps or slrk~a tsv4ma
- Eameh sup~rtee 70 ps3ls. a1~rf.ss I
H&ssrx and al srs.4nzrv sxshArtfr~
an II does n@s isrfsAf@ th~ sfsyr- a
2n4 boBsAs
S~t1 ~ ~ " Fe&rss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

0gina Laxative Fru4g syrap sl.n
alafs~ fh~ llaer aud iharamgsliv clean
ass shF ssf@m and clears fhe cmnn
pieslon ~ n4mpses snss bia'ehes BE-
- ne bs-sf LAXATIVE fet waEssn asA
Children a. 81 "a nsaA AM4 pleasant
@Ec au@s ness kgtps @F sashen 0Fizss
is ngafk sap~rtor 20 sails. sp~rs@Nt
aters and al or1iEaFs eashzTftcs as
lt s@~s npt trriF&ts the stomach ana
sea~ts x "a F~4F3x
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Talk about retrenchment and re
form. the great American congress il
il. In twenty minutes This wise body
OF lawmakers voted ..ppropria lions
TO the amount OF more-than $40
in wild attempt to reduce the PAY of
q few governmental clerks
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

Hn Dalton iiuc oi I.alurrd bats
BEL aav complete s4e added ano,hvr
sNlpmruf af h~autfpi ash.s to hvr
iiur his Hufn1mn t.Adlsa fefs aFw
snf Hs 81 saaf tusgptstluu az
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-22

For cleanliness and comfort hot
water is absolutely indispensable.
IL you already have it in your house,
and any of the faucets are leaking and
needs fixing. send for US.
Ii you have not a hot water system
in your house, let US put it in We viii
10 1t in the very best manner by skiiful
workmen and at moderate cost. Let
as do ii and it will be done right