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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-15
DEATHS.

Thomas Alternately, of Brentwood,
80 years.
Thomas Jordan, 4O5 Stonewall St.,
95 years.
Mary Moore, Mercy Hospital, 4S
years.
Caroline Reed, st. Cloud Hill, 60
years.
Harriet Thompson, 10 East Hill ST.,
so years.
Aspen Ogg Coleman, TIA 10 John
ston avenue, IL months.
Anna May Gordon, 1914 Clifton pike,
IL years.
Joseph Flemming, 1901 Albion st.,
80 years.
Infant Of Fanny Moore, 912 Blank
street, O..
Ben Whitaker, 1885 Hawkins street,
go years.
Dicey Johnson, 81 Trimble street,
IA years. Ell
Thomas Goodan, 1915 Woods Alley,
/ year.
Phelix Nones, 932 Fourth avenue,
South, II days.
Hawey Smith, City Hospital, 50
years.
Robert Porter Johnson, Herman
street, IA days.
Williams earns, HOB Church street
43 years.
Infant of Henrietta Jones, 93s
Church street.
Infant of George and Lena Cunning
ham, 230 Fifth avenue, South.
Richard McHiael, 1876 18th avenue
10 years.
Wiley Carney, 111S Poterfeld,
years.
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BRENTWOOD T

Miss Susie Perkins, of Nashville,
visited in Brentwood recently.
Mr.. Scott Claiborne visited Franklin
last week.
Mrs. Lille Perkins visited her rela-
tives in Franklin a short time ago.
Mr.. Evans Armstrong, son of Mr..
John Armstrong, has returned home
after an absence of about one year.
Mrs. Laura Spratt, of Granny White
pike, has taken a change for the worse,
and her many friends are very I'M
easy about her condition.
Miss Lucy Newsome, of Nashville,
was at the bedside of her sister. Mrs.
Spratt, a few days ago.
There was a "taffy pulling" at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walk
or not long since. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. VOORHEES,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hunt, Mrs. Cora L. Fields, Mrs. Laura
Hunt, Mrs. Patsy Johnson, Mrs. Eliza
Vernon. Misses Bessie Johnson, Sable
j. Perkins, Sallie Hunt, Norvella Leek,
Samella Leek, Messrs. Chas. Johnson,
Scott Claiborne, Harris Hunt. Milley
Moore. William d. Vernon, William
Merritt, Bell Ieek. After the "taffy
pulling" was over the young folks in.
dulged in dancing.
Brooks Chapel M. E. Church had a
st. Valentine supper Thursday night,
Feb. IL.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-15
to have me pulled for the way l served
YER"
ITINERARY OF REV. T. j. GOOD
ALL.

Rev. r. ]. Goodall, acting pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, East Nash
vile, and Secretary Of the Nashville
Baptist Ministers Conference, and
Corresponding Secretary of the East
Nashville Young Mems Lecture Blu
reau, will be out Of the city about ten
days. Rev. Mr.. Goodall will visit
Brownsville, where he will lecture and
preach at the First Baptist Church,
pastor Rev. T. ]. Townsend. He will
speak at Howe Institute, Memphis,
Tuesday, February 49,; will preach at
the Second Baptist Church, Brinkley,
Ark, Thursday night, and will address
the students Of Brinkley Academy,
Prof. j.. 3. Knox, President.
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W.. c. T. U.
to a clos

The w. c. T. U. will hold a meeting
at Howard Congregational Church,
Sunday afternoon, February II, at 3
o'clock. Mrs. c. H. Phillips will adj
dress the meeting on the life of
Frances Willard. All well wishers of
the temperance cause are invited. Mo
sic will be a feature Of the meeting,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-15
THIS is strictly a high


hgrade machine of
the drop head pattern,
made in accordance with
Twentieth Century ideas,
finely built, light running,
easily managed, durable
and handsomely finished.
1T is equal in EVERY PAR
u to the machines
sold through agents at from
1000 to $50. 90. We do not
offer these machines in COM
petition with the cheap and
roughly built machines
which are being advertised
at almost any price the
purchaser is willing to pay.
But we offer those who de-
sire a really high-grade ma
chine an opportunity to
get one for LESS THAN
HALF what such amaehine
would cost if bought from
an agent.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-15

The representative Of the Nash
vile Globe. He is coming to see you
oon Be ready at all times.
Mr.. Brady is the only agent we have
on this side Of the river. Any one
else coming to you as representative
of the Globe Is an lmpostor.
GLOBE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
D. A. HART, MANAGER.
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This handsome
Cabinet Drop


Head Sewing Ma
chimes is one of the
latest models, and
is made Of carefully
selected quarter
sawed Golden Oak,
highly polished and
ornamented with
m%arquetry finish
on drawers and
cabinet. 1t also
has a tape-measure
marked in colors on
top part of wood
work.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

cavano completamente la fisono-
mia, di solito fiera e quasi a%ltera,
e gil davano l'aspetto meticoloso
di un pr%ocuratore del Chatelet, o
meglio di uno di quegli intenden-
ii del gran signori che fanno / To-
70 AFFAIR." almeno tanto bene guam
to quelli del loro padroni.
Soto il braccio sinistro teneva
stretto il cappello a tire corni, or
nato d'una fibbia d'argento; la
sua destra 81 appoggiava subpoena
d'oro di un giunco abbastanza bel
10.
Egli fece tire successive e profon-
di saluti, secondo lutte lie regole
dell 'etichetta. e 81 fermo ritto in
nanzi a milady, cogli occhi mode
stamente chini ed il portamento
umile e sottomesso.
All eecovi dunque, signor
Love, - gil disse la giovane -
Buon giorno....
Milady - replica l'intenden-
tie dun tono posato e di N voce
frenata dial rispetto = eccomi
pronto a render conto a vostra 81
gnoria del risultato degli ordini di
cui ha voluto confidarmi l'esecu-
zione...
- Va bene, ora vi ascoltero, 81
gnor Love-.
Il la giovane, volgendosi verso
Lantara, Debora e Yorick, Ii rim
VIC con un gesto
IL signor Love, poiche tale era il
nome del nuovo venuto, appena u
sciti ire imito immediatamente la
manovra che abbiamo visto esegui-
re la sera prima, cioe 81 diresse
verso la porta di uscita e ne chiuse
i chiavistelli.
Clio fatto, depose su un mobile il
suo tricorno, i suoi occhiali ed il
suo giunco col pomo d'oro e ritor-
no da milady, con l'occhio acceso,
lie braccia aperte, la bocca sorri-
utIit Z III bdClO Sullt uut guam
Gle dicendole dun tono allegro:
- Eli buon giorno dunque, mia
carina, come stiamo questa name
di saluteg Abbiamo avuto I'm buon
sonno, cosparso di sogni d'oro9 ,
~ Ma 81 ~ replica la giovane RI
dendo - no dormito tutto un SON
no, quantunque i lett di questo
miserable albetgo sieno imbottiti
credo, con del sassolini. -. . an
che vero che no avuto la precau-
zione di mettermi la cuffia da not
tie.
- Cioe - rispose Love facendo
una smorfia - ii sci addormenta-
ia ubbriaca fradjcia, secondo la
tua brutta abitudineY
- Milo ,Dio, 81, E una debolezza,
10 so bene, ma che farrell Q pin for
te di me, questa d%ebolezza!
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
LA SIRENA semaso' D, D Mo mmM
NUMERO 3.

Non bisogna pero che queila
gente 81 ubbriachi. -. Faccio con
to d. useire dopo mezzogiorno... .
Sara sorvegliato, milady, a
che non 81 scostino dai limit del
Ia piu stretta sobrieta.
Va bene.... Fatemi portare
IN eolazione. =. mi sento appeti-
to.
- Corro, milady. -. volo....
ALL. aseptto il MIC in
tendente. -. chiedera di lady
Guilfort. -. Ricordatevi di que
sto nome.
Come dimenticare l'illustre
nome di milady9
Che il signor Love, cost s
chiama il MIC intendente, STA i'm.
mediatamente introdotto ola me.
- Milady quo star tranquilla..
il suo intendente non fara antica.
mera, nemmeno un minute.
- Ora, MIC caro-, andate, non V.
trattenSo pi1.
La colazione non 81 fece aspetta.
re; ed essa non fu ne memo com
pleta ne memo squisita del pranzC
della sera prima.
Come mel paste antecedente, la
giovane die prova di un robustc
appetite, ma invece di bere smode.
ratamente dele caraffe di vino
schietto, essa non porto allie sue
labbra che il bicchiere riempito di
acqua colorata in rosso.
Apparentemente, milady non a.
MAYA inebriarsi che la sera, oppu-
re alcune circostanze che ignoria-
mo lie comandavano la moderazio.
ne la mattina.
La colazione era quasi termina.
ia, e mezzogiorno stava per suo-
mare, quando Simone Lantara
comparve sulla soglia dell'uscic
della stanza in cui la giovane era q
tavola, servita da Yorick e da De
bora.
- L'intendente di milady m.
accompagna = diss 'egli - no vo,
luto incaricarmi 10 stesso d'intro.
durlo presso la sua mobile padro.
ma.
Mel tempo stesso 81 scostava PEI
lasciar passare un personaggio che
per moi non E completamente una
nuova conosecnZa.
Questo nuovo personaggio, co.
me il lettore avra indovinato. era
l'uomo sui quarant'a ami che la Sc.
"a prima scese dalla carrozza al
l'angolo della via Saint Denis, an.
nunciando la sua vista per Undo,
mani.
Egli ndossava un largo vestitC
color marrone, I'm soprabito di ra.
70 nero, i ~calzoni della stessa stof
ia e dello stesso c%ofore, un paio d.
calze di seta nera e lie scarpe qua.
Dire a fibbie d'argento.
La sua piccola parrucca ed
suoi occhiali d'acciaio gil modifi
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
DITTA P. A R & BROS. Nuo
,DELFINo g KENNEDY sELLAI
Il. MO CABE

Per spedizione di denaro o per pas
saggf per l'Italia ~rivolgetsvi aal'AgsA-
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
RIBASSI SUI VIACCI
DallItalia ALA California
nOllari 10 di Risparmi0
PRESSO HAGENZIA
Ettore Patrizi & Co.. q Montgomery Ave. ST

l. 70 ferrov1e americana hanno deciso di ribassare II costo del bignetti
dt passaggo. da New York ALA Costa del Pacifco per II periodic che a dial
81 Agosto al 80 Ottobre 1907, PEI modo che bhnett al "a Classe da New
York ALA Costa del Pacico, che costano regolarmente Sos rs, 81 vendono
in deto periodic a $50.
IN VISTA DI OUESTO RBASSO. MOI SIAMO IN GRADO DI VENDE.
RE FIN DORA A TARIFFA RIDOTTA PASSAGGI DIRETTI DALLITA-
Liza ALA CALIFORNIA.
Approfttatene subtle; comprate passaggi ridotti per ia venire 1 TO-
sti parent cd amici dallTtala.
Tenete benz in mente: 1 passage da Geneva O Napoh ALA California,
che regolarmente costano
$780, 5 - 1925 - 1925
81 vENDONO OGGI
$7S.75 - 76. Is TITS
Quanto prima cemprate1 passage e II spedite N Italia tanto pN scuri
% passeggeri d trovare imbarco 9 ii partre a tempo dan'Itaha per 60
dere del ribasso.
Per approntare del ribasso medeMmo passeggeri potranno incomin-
clare a pardre dalItala dala meta del mesed i Agosto, m "a quelu che par
tfranno dalrItaha dopo IL rs ottobre. o potranno pa godere del ribasso.
IMPORTANCE = La nostra Agenza prende cura del passeg-
gieri al loro arrivo a New York, attende ALA spedizione del loro ba-
gagio e vi avverte del giorno esatto del loro arrive.
Venite in persona o scrivete per quasiasi informaMone. Spedi-
tie limporto del passaggi per Vagia, Wells Fargo o Check al no.
sto indirizzo. ETTORE PATRIZI g. 90.
% Montgomery Avenue San Francisco, Cal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-31

turtner ttias .~unty N.naa asst.
A Tragic Death

auad&g afGrsuaou shortly after
Z argo-& @rs Aaags Mul3s. wifs ~
y e. Nulss l.stak Use snsles unrgh
II ror Wuuh. ~as atf4sA b. LIGHT
nlBE aud aln4nsf inatasglF kUled
aHs wits was ~aehlag clothes
unhcT tao lafE. gfr@# ia th~ yard
~tite q Hsht sbo~yF @aR falling
TIE trevs had sash abundant foliage
that shs continued w3th boz wars
thejr branches Eisine amr1o pFote~s
siou from lhe raln
Waite thaa Engaged bolt ~
lightning struck ore 81 ftn tfo~H and
Mr. willis wsa Killed by The shocs
The ,"sseas@d leaves a husband aud
several ehildren The family Ind liy-
ed la TRfraat county only about one
year having moved from Ennis 80
their present bone The remains
were shipped 90 Eunls TUESDAY
morning for intermvpt
Deceased was q daurhteriu-law ri
af G. Willis ~ Ennis, one Of FL
It's eounty's pioneers
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The lecture given at Carroll chap
el last night by krikor G Nalbandian
MAS only fairly attended. but those
who did hear the speaker were well
repaid for their presence Mr.. Nal
bandian Is native Armenian, and
was AN eyewitness To the Armenian
massacre OF q few years since. His
subject dealt with these massacres,
and he delivered a very entertaining
address. His familiarity with this
topic and his reliability as an
authority added much to the weight
of his words.
Throughout the lecture the speak
er gave stereopticon views of his ma
tive land. some of the massacres.
and others showing the awful conse-
queuces. There were about fifty of
these views shown. They were in
structiye in themselves, coming as
they did with a fun description from
one familiar with such sights, they
added significance to his words that
they could not have otherwise done.
Waco Morning Star, July 6, 1907.
Mr.. Nalbandian will lecture at the
the Emporium. Thursday night,
August /. Admission Is and %
cents. Tickets now on sale. 100pd
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An Extra Shoot

Several members of the gun club
participated in an extra shoot yester-
day afternoon, at which some good
est is being manifested in this
amusement and each shoot finds an
increased membership. 1t is expected
that the regular shoot Friday after
noon will be we'll attended and some
good shooting is expected.
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Ropcrs Hotel Arrivals.

T McElrain, Moline, III; w. j.
Davis Moline, III; B B. Reynolds
Dallas. ]. II. Park Bridgeport, Conn
Il. T.. GRADER, Bonham; a. j. iur-
ner. South Carolina; Mrs. j. Dunn
Dallas. Mrs. Jeanette Davis, Dalhart
Tex: Miss Walters. Atlanta, Ga; Is
q Throop. st. Louis, John b. war
ner. Fort Worth; l.. Hirsch' New
York: / II. Faulkner, Chicago Il
q Leatherwood, Dallas, T, +. ken
my Dallas. W. p. Koryolke, Sheboy
gan. II. c. Bonner Chicago, Her
man Stricken. Arlington, sam \
Lewis, Dallas
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Dabuey Sims apcnt TO-DAY In Dallas
and Fort Worth.
Get our summer rates oa meal
books Eatitorium If
c. n. Ingram WAS a business visit
or to Dallas today
". Ho~cll VAS business wish
tor 10 Dallas today
Misses Aaude aud Emma Patrick
were visitors 10 Dallas today
W. 4. Mccartney aud family re-
turned from Mineral Wells this
morning
Little Misg Eugeuia Smith of For
rcston Is spending the week with Don
aud Lester Jones.
| You and your wife and the rest
of the family take your meals at the
Eatitorium these hot days. II
/ Mrs. o. C. Sanders and two chill
dren went to Red Oak this morning
to visit relatives for a rev days.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wills and
children of Waco. who have been
visiting relatives here. went to Dallas
this morning
Little Miss Gladys Williams of
Dallas, who has been In the city Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. l.. II. Peters,
returned home this morning.
The furnishing society of Central
Presbyterian church will meet on
Thursday at 4 p. m, sharp. All
members urged to be present
Are you young man working for
a salary? II so don't squander il.
Buy a lot in Interurban Heights on
the installment plan and save
enough each month out of your sal
AIRY to make the monthly payments.
100
Are you a wage Garner of any
kind? Then don't waste your money
it represents your life's blood. |
Buy lots in Interurban Heights on
the installment plan and save enough
each month out of your wages to
make the monthly payments. 101
We wish to announce to our
'"----~-- ! :. :, ~ : { !, 81; -
s 49,. -. 4.a,znt s.el! u.
are now located with Calvin Broth !
ers on the east side of the square
ana are now better thai ever, pre-
maze to do your tailoring. we give
special attention to ladies' work ana
guarantee every piece we turn OUT.
A new fall line of samples have just
been received and we guarantee
satisfaction and fit. All WORK can
ed for and delivered free at your
door. \ trial is all We ask. Halcomo
| & Page. Both phones. Il
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Licensed to Wed.

a F Knight and Mrs. Z. L. VvH-
son I B. Blaylock and Annie Belle
Tones Charley Hayes ana Lizzie
Woodall John owens and ONE Mill
atrea James Derr and gladys MI
Cain, Guy Hunt ana bertha Wis.,
George Harper and Pearl Foster D.
r Bullock and Alice Howorth.
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C,untv Free From Smallpox.

Unless there is an isolated case Oh
smal,nox unknown to County Health
Officer Berry the county is no" ell
tirelv free from that disease ior the
first time in several months. Inc
last case which DR.. Berry hau uhuei
treatment was dismissed Tuesday
morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-31

Several days ago while 0. b. sims
had a force of men at work on the
excavation for the citys big fesei-
voir the barrel of a pistol was dug
up at depth of six or seven fee''
The barrel was badly corroded ana
had evidently been in the Srouho
several years
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Coal. Coal, Coal.

see my price list In ad or phohe
me- for summer coal. | can get coal
from nearly any state IL you VIII pay
the bill. Phone me for prices anu
terms u. II. Thompson. ioo
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FOR SALE OR TRADt,-Ohe TWO
vear-old gelding, we'll broke sire
Harry Gee; one gentle, family mare,
years old; other good young Wen
broke horses. Will sell, trade lor
mules or young, we'll bred, unproke'
Young stuff. Curlee & Fleming. loo
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LOCAL NEWS.


Reaa the Advertisements
Kodak ansahsnx. Hut.oa's Studio,
= i rtonh 4 Co sell roofing
cheap II
| Phone yoar lce cream orders 90
the Easi;orium q
I s-e Y = Crcnk 4 10 before -oa
( buy ycar rposinx u
| se~ u. n. McCon,.. TOR fir~ and
/ Tornado Insurance.
! Plenty II iron or felt roofing At +.
s. Cronk Co.'S. prices right II
Oct your cold drlnks. cigars. meals
aud short orders at f.atitorium u
Buy your pumps from +. 3 Csona
Co. All kinds Prices way" down, II
Cool fans. cool water. and good
music at the Empire Amusement GO
/ 100
E. $ Boze aud Bob Parker we're
passengers 10 Hardweli this morn
ing
| Miss Jewell McDade f. spending
the week with relatives In Fort
Worth
| MIR and Mrs. ] S. McCanless went
to Weatherford yesterday To visit
relatives.
When you need a plumber. call
Bunkley, with F. s. Cronk Co Both
phones S.. Il
John Davenport returned this
| morning from visit to his brother
J in Beaumont
The norcas society will meet with
Miss Fay Hood tomorrow afternoon
at 3 80 O'Clock
Miss L. f Whipple. who has been
visiting at Clarendon for the past
three months, returned home last
night
Miss Queen Colley of Italy, who
has been in the city visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Cole Bailey, returned home |
today.
Mrs Maggie Doyle of El Paso |
spent last night in the city with her f,
sister Mrs. C. n. Anderson. and left
for home this morning.
Drs. Small, Stone 4 Watson an
nounce the removal of their offices
to the City Drug Store. Calls may
be left at the City Drug Store. If
Miss Jessie Gray McGill of Muir
Freesboro, Tenn, who has been the
guest of Misses Louise and Halle
iroce for the past four weeks return
I'd home last night.
Are you wealthy and want to
build a magnificent residence? If
50. build 1t in a magnificent place.
Heights is the prettiest
and highest point anywhere in,
around or near Waxahachie. 100
Rev r. F. Wilkins has returned
~ f A. slasfa Al 81 slsht davs net
s-s->:.=-:..::s: =
ing. which resulted IN fifty-f1ve con-
versions. He goes tomorrow oeio"
Cleburne for another meeting.
Do you want to build a nome
which will be in easy reach OF ooth
Trinity University and the ParK
nuhlic school? If so, build in Inter
urban Heights. 1t fills the bill ana |
is at the same time the most nearly
ideal residence district in the city
100
Anv one can take photographs
hut ONLY a few can produce portraits
| that show character, with arusuc
nose style and finish. Study, ablhty'
good material and careful workman
shin are essential to true art MY
duplicate orders have proved by the
dozens that my work has pleased my
natrons. One medallion is given free.
and when two. three or four are or
dered and as many as six has oeen
, ordered twice, so that should prove
to Won the value of the beauuiu
medallions Call on me and / WI
: try and please you and give you tn
p hest of full value in up-to-now
e photographs. Mrs. c. f. Jackson
Photographer.
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A YOUNG MAN of good habits
wants place to stay during the
school term and work around house
for board. Address OK care Daily
Light loop
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FOR SALE-Both of my residences
on Mcmillan street. Cash offers pre-
ferred. Close to square, churches and
schools, finest locations, large prop
critics. O. Beseler 100
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WANTED you to know that we rem
ovate old mattresses and guarantee
them to be as gooC as new. All work
called for and delivered. Old Phone
No. %. WaxAhachie Mattress Co. tt
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stimulation Without Irritation

That Is tee watchword. That Is
that or,no Laxative Fruit Syrup
does Cleanses and stimulates the
bowels without irritation In any
form. Is W Fearis.
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SEND us your repairing and press
ing. All our work is done by the most
skilled workmen and guaranteed to
be satisfactory. Porter will call for
all packages. Both phones. Hosford
& Brown. tt
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BUFF ORPINGTONs-To make
room for my young stock, Will sell
twelve 1906 hens at 800 each TO
anyone who will take them all, Also
two cocks. These are the birds l hao
on exhibition at the WaXahacnle
show and are first-class. c. f. Schus-
! ter.
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Knights of Pythias.

Stonewall Lodge No. IL, IA OF +.
will meet tomorrow night, August l.
Installation of officers, All knights
and visiting knights invited to at
tend
JOE G. JARRETT. c. c.
CHAS. WALTERS. h. K
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AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is In
charge OF our shop and supervises all
work done. Thus you are assured of
first class work when left with US.
All work called for and delivered
promptly. Phone US. Matthews Bros
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FLOWER SALE--Tuesday and
Wednesday. Ferns. Geraniums and
all stock T. my green house, 1oc to
25c. A, Gardiner. West End Florist.
SO
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WHEN you want White Wolf Stock
Food, chops, Medin Milling Co.'S
flour and bran. see Osce Gahagan,
at John Singleton's Produce Store.
II
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LOST-Two black matched mares
slightly sunburnt. Not branded hs-
capped from the lot Monday evening:
Information leading to recovery OF
said mares will be rewarded. Colllhs
Music Co., 115 College street, Waxa-
hachie, Texas. W
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/ Foundry ring containing four
/ keys owner may pay for this ad and
/ get keys at Daily Light office. 100
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FOR RENT-~Four unfnrnished
rooms. close in See G. l.. Fowler
sol Kaufman street 1olp
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FOR SALE until sold my residence
on Franklin street Terms reason
able Mrs. Y Elkins ct
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LOST aettee at the Chautaudua
grounds Please notify r. r kenne~
dy Phone so 100
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" ANTED~ To hire man servant
about house for one week W II.
Getzeudauer lo3pd
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LOST Diamond set out 81 lockvt.
WIN pas $500 reward 10 finder
e l. Penn 100
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