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BELIEVES LIFE WAS SAVED
BY SPIRIT WORLD WARNING

New York. Dec. ll.-That his Ifo
was saved by warning from the
snut world is the belief OF Charles
Henry Dunand. a farmer living near
Caldwell. n. ,. According 20 his story
Durland was driving home about mid
night Monday night when suddenly
his horse stopped suu and refused 90
move. suddenly, be says. there ape
peared 90 him "a spirit whose form ana
voice boz recognized as those OF hls
wife. recently dead, aud who On
whisper warned him not 90 return 90
his home until morning as there was
danger there. After the spirit disc
appeared. Durland says be was sew
eral hours caring for his horse. which
bad broken out into "a cold sweat
when hC nnally reached home az about
daylight be- found "a window open aud
mudd. tracks ou the floor ON reach-
lu- hiH room ou the second floor he
discOE ered fine string across the
doorway "a couple ~ feet from the floor
Win an umbrella he broke the string
There Was r. regort in the room and
"a bullet buried itself in the wall opp0-
site tho door ou the bureau Dol Tho
room be- found pistol fastened the
slrlng attached ~ The trigger, Had
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services and the wealth of beautiful
flowers that covered hs bier. among
The largest designs was a harp AM
star on pedestal, from the police,
and a wreath from the shcrids force.
The Third ward meeuughousr where
the funeral services were hold, COM
niencing at . o'clock. was filled to its
capacity Bishops Counselor Asacl
Farr presided Tho Mound Fort ward
choir sang The selections. Nearer My
God To- Thee" and "R ast Rest for the
Weary soul" Mrs Emily Maddox
sang, "Not Half Has Ever Been
Told" and Miss Marion johnson sang,
Nearer Home" The speakers were
Prest c. +. Middleton. District Judge
j. A Howell. Elders Miles l.. Jones
and ~. A Larkiu. who Boa words Df
deepest sympathy told of the excellent
and sterling qualities OF true manhood
he possessed, an officer who could ale
ways be depended upon 90 perform his
duty faithfully "A loyal tricnd. alice
tionate husband. and father and q
true Christian.
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BLACKMAILERS OF SINGERS.


New York. Dec. ll--Au effort 60
blacknail singers at the Manhattan and
metropolitan Opera Houses. 81 is said.
has been discovered boy the managers.
Nine. Eleanora de Clsncros of AIR.
Hammerstotns forces is said 60 haNo
been one of the Intended victims. AD-
cordlng 90 the printed story Nine. De
Cisncros was approximations an lla.ilI
day or two before her first appear
auce. who proposed to her the employ
meut of q "cMQuc' All that su. fpri
do was To- furnish the members oi Che
"claruo' with tickets and "a suIat
amount OF money and they would eea
that she obtained much applause. SH"
refused TO DO this and was threatened
with Kisses from the blaclmailer-. On
her opening night She was enthusiast
caIly received but distinct misses We're
beard from the audience. one of The
misses. her husband declares was the
italian who had tried 90 blackmail hDr
Bassi and Xeuatello of the Manhattan
company are quoted as saying they
were approached by members of the
same "cIsQuc" who offered them great
applause W they would pay for IT,
misses 81 they would not.
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|flR WITNESS
HSIRsTATE TESTIFIES
walker Strike Beers with
''' on.b-Esoape Cut OF
By Lawrence.
,.nF5AL OF ROBERT R. SHAW.
s.rcaomc Find at Green
D,,tb of Promising West
weber Young Man

noe ia sensation was
W AL the trial of Fred walker
oiih the murder Of DR. Earl
t'' when Mrs. Gertrude Hun
,b. witness stand and told the
''-' -.,e story OF what she saw and
st tine apartments she occupied
he Electric Fixture company
of business, when the assauitins
,s..rs took place. Besides detailing
..,r as She did at the preliminary
,ro she testified that once during
.y.,tsmcnt she stepped out of her
y 5oor into the upper room Of the
.,muanv. and there saw Beers
tiA'. An yet away from Walker.
lo '. Z. attempted TO 20 out OF the
i"s I'M, another. but was prevented
l'.- IN bv Lawrence, who held up
eo.1s 5s then Beers tried to get up
l' .airs isading up 20 the floor where
tt51 stood, and Walker came run-
AIs -f,,r him with a club in has mana
lDs .,-,ct Beers over the head win II.
~ Nav staggered him and he tch
4st tbe wall. causing the splatter
r.o8 on the wall and stairs. VIII
" ,.stided that she became so fright
l' az saeIng the blow she ran back
. - ss- apartmonts and was not no.
VA .I by he men lighting This was
W.. ibo only new feature the star
U.s.. for the state testified to, and II
-. os great surprise TO the de-
- n. al the preliminary hearing
is'., istel, after Beers death. these
t .-''' ,gsrs not testified TO by witness,
..,.s.egh she testified at that time she
~ tri5 AM she saw and heard OF the
N5, . uru t1ld wildly of hearing a
~. 5,o-, below her apartments on
,.' ,,ornIDe of Sept. is last, ana on
ii.,srirg she found it was a fight going
M she heard frequent means and
W.. m ooh and Don't" and heard
49, say walker. for Gods sake,
3',.. nm me-" The lighting commenced
IONA DID,. and lasted for about 80
,sirstas Al times the lighting was fierce
sr1 fast and then 10 appeared as though
IN, o,rticipants rested She heard
so-,e,re sd the other one down and
.v "s.t there. damn you, l am not
.hrouqb with you vet She could
ard heard someone knocked to the
soor several times during the terrible
encounter. She heard a voice which
so1ndel like the voice OF the person
receiving the beating in answer TO a
question. which she did not understand,
av Once and Il swear before God
I didn't"
ON cross-examination Atty. Hutchin-
s1n tried 10 bring out that the question
.sskad vas Didn't you occupy room Q
lad lha Hermitage with Mrs. Walker
and DE answer was once" but wit
r5s, said she did not understand the
wsaill although that might have
an what was asked.
Al adjournment Of court was taken
mtl this morning, while Mrs. Hull
ia. being cross-questioned, Witness
appeared TO be more nervous than at
Toe Waiminary hearing and did not tell
te Story as quickly and coherently as
q tha hearing I'm the lower court
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ROCKPORT.
PIONEER LAID TO REST.
Life and Work of John Horton EuIo-
giLed by Friends.

Special Correspondence
Rockport. Summit Co. Utah. Dec -
The funeral services over the remains
of Elder John Horton. who departed
this life Dec. 3. 1907. at the L. ID. s.
hospital, Salt Lake city, We're con-
Quoted by First Counselor Robert sid
doway Of the RocSport ward.
Remarks eulogistic of the life and
work of the deceased. were made bv
President W. W. Cluf Bishop Sa,
gent of the Hoytsyille ward. Elder
George r. Bench of the South Sanpota
stake and Counselor Robert Siddoway
Of Rockport.
The singing was conducted by ths
Wanshlp choir. A beautiful solo en-
uted Face 90 Face was rendered
by Miss Ethel Rasband Of Park Citv.
Elder Horton was born on March %
1885 at bennington, WarWickshire.
England. He emiguted with his par
ents 10 America iu 1885, was baptized
into the Church On Omaha, Neb.. in
1850, and came 90 Utah IN the same
year crossing the plains with am OK
team, and settled IN Rockport where
he resided until his death
In early days ho made a series Of
trips TO the Missouri river for emu
grants.
In the Church he has held the vari-
Gus offices in the priesthood. and was
member of the high council from the
first organization of the Summit stake
until it's reorganization I'm 1901.
He was an ardent worker IN tho
cause of truth and especially earnest m
Sa bbath school work
For a great many years he filled the
ifces OF Justice OF the peace and
school trustee On the district.
He unmurmuringly endured an the
hardships of "a pioneer life ana was
true and faithful Latter-day Saint.
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doubt To- very energetic committee Of
which Hon G. r.. Olsen was the chair
man. The program consisted OF an
equal amount of speeches and songs by
representatives. of each nationality to-
gether with timely selections by the
scandinavian choir under the able de
rection Of Nh MAIDS Rasmussen. Upon
"a count being taken it was learned
that there were present of the Danish.
So Norwegian, 90; Swedish. 20 Eng
hsh. IA, and Americans, so. After tho
program 2N7 persons partook OF
sumptuous banquet, and the days fes-
tiviues concluded with "a dance m GO,
evening"
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER il 1907

he struck tho string with his foot Dur
land says. no would certainly have
been killed. lie says he suspects au
old enemy from the west OF attempting
TO- Kill him. Durinnd ls not ~ spirit
ualist. but he is convinced that mes
sage from his dead wife is all that
saved his life.
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snrsA nAs nECoNEHED.

chicago. Dec l0.-Johu Philip ~ouso
has fully recovered from ou attack or
ptomair. roiseuin irou when h' h.H
bean sufr.lfar , tnc past 80 days llc
left Chicago today for Detroit
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The work on the Western
Pacific up To date narrated by
member Of the Deserct News
stan, illustrated with half
tones, forms an interesting
feature of the Christmas News,
10 be issued saturday next.
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n years OF age. n youth who had
very promising future before him. died
yesterday ut the home OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George i. Hunter, AZ
West Weber. Besides his parents two
brothers, five sisters and many friends
mourn his untimely demise.
AZ N o'clock Thursday morning the
funeral win bee held at the West Weber
Westinghouse.
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RR. SHAW LAID TO REST.
Impressive Obsequics at Third Ward
Westinghouse Largely Attended.

Ogden. Dec. 11.-All that was NOR
al Of Deputy Sheriff Robert r Shaw,
sh0 passed to the great beyond SAT-
uriay OF pneumonia. aged So years.
Has consigned 10 rest i'm the family
burial plot Ia the Ogden city cemetery
Yesterday afternoon. That he was
highly esteemed by his fellow officers,
end the public IN general was evil
dehced by the large attendance at the
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An ideal Combination

OF Fine furs and greatly reduced prices
merit your inspection. sale AN week.
Mehcsv the FIrricr knutsford hotel
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GRUEsoME FIND.
Dead Body of Man Discovered at
Green River.

Dead Body of Man Discovered at
Green River.
ogden. Dec. 1.-THE report Of an-
other mysterious death al Green River
wyoming. les brought 10 ogden by
train crews. The excitement in the
little town over the finding of two lit
tie dead babies by the railroad tracks.
had hardly commenced TO quiet down,
when To the horror of the citizens the
badly decomposed remains Of a man
were found @ couple OF days ago IN
the sluice box nj the Union Pacific
roundhouse The sluice became clog
ged up and when IL was opened 20 see
what the trouble was the workmen
were shocked to find the body of man
about 30 years Of age, but there was
not so much as scrap OF paper on
him TO reveal his Identity
HELD on SERIOUS CHARGE.
on complaint OF Annie stewart. a
young lady of this city q clyde Thatch-
er. bartender at the Reed hotel bar
was arrested by Detective Pender, on
a statutory offense He was arraign-
ed before Judge Murphy on the charge
and his bond was fixed at $500. The
date of trial was not set.
DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL.
The sympathy OF many relatives and
friends goes out to John +. and Flor
euce Porter Burton in the demise yes
terday of their little 5-year-old daugh-
or Muzetta, who had been III about
two weeks from pneumonia. The lit
tie girl was unusually bright and the
sunshine OF the home, her demise has
brought deep sorrow TO the parents.
She was the grandchild Of W. W. Bur
ton. The time and place of funeral
viii be announced later
SAD DEATH OF YOUTH.
After ana illness OF but two weeks
from erysipclas Thomas McGil Hunter.
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WEDDING PERMITS

Tho following named couples were
granted by the county clerk licenses 10
wed.
charles A. Shaw, 20 of North ogden.
and Miss Eliva r. Peterson. "a, Of
Brigham city
nebcr A Robinson 90. and Miss
ME Scsorvcv. 90 OF Roy. Weber county.
Hpbcr A. Robinson, go, and Miss
jennie Bvbec. 22 both of LYMAN, Ida.
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"LOWER MAIN STREET or
HE FUTURE forms the theme
of the illustration ON the front
page Of the Christmas News.
The subject Is by Ia well known
artist and will be executed Ia
colors. Ready newt Saturday.
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Our 500 guaranteed razor Is best In
city. Full line OF strops and razor
homes, State street Hardware. 252 south
State.
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HYRUM.
DEATH OF ANDREW A. ALLEN
Pioneer Answers Sudden Summon
Scandinavian Reunion.

Special Correspondence.
Hyrum Cache Co.. Dec. 9.-Andrew
A. Allen. ST., a highly esteemed and
promlnen citizen and pioneer Of this
place, died very suddenly this morning.
at his home here, presumably Of hem
orrhage Of the brain. He leaves a large
family and his Unexpected demise y
a great shock to his many friends.
sCANDINAVIAN REUNION.
The Scandinavians Of this city held
their reunion on the 9th inst. I'm the
Third ward meetinghouse. The AFFAIR
was very successful one. due. NJ
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PROVO
MAESER MEMORIAL BUILDING.
Plans Approved by H. y. Z. Board
Ana Work Win Begin soon.

Provo. Utah Co.,. Dec. t-At the
meeting ol the board of directors of the
Brigham Young university yesterday,
President Joseph y. smith. Elder John
Horny smith ANA Susie Y. Gates of
salt Lake. We're Don attendance After
the routine business the plans for the
memorial building 200 honor of the late
Kari e.. Aocscr. suhu,tted ~ the
Alumni association were accepted
and work win begin soon upou the
same. The university has acquired two
acres of land Yves, OF the campus ana
on the uOiul of Temple Hil. through
tho kindness of Uncle Jesse Knight
who advanced the money Co purchase
same.
Tho members of the board were BAN
quoted by the domestic art department
of tho school
FISH AND GAME INCREASING.
county Fish and Game Warden Brig
Mudsen filed with the state fish and
game commissioner his annual report
showing great Increase In game and
fish. he estimates that the hatch
ut Poweus slough will be 100000 II
has % capacity of 2o.ooo00o, but high
water this season did considerable dam
age. Trout fry planted ia Utah coun-
~ for 1870, from the state hatchery;
so 600 natives and 100000 OF eastern
brook. while The Rio GraudC Railway
,ampary planted 100000 natives. The
amount OF fish taken hy various ne th-
nis Suckers 10000 pounds. trout 600
pounds. carp, speared, ooOp0 POUNDS
caught with seiucs since sent ], lsJt,
As 300 pounds of common FISH The
r9yotv for same at % cents per 100
pounds. amounts tn Sl1312la.
Nuinbar of arrests made. 2o, one dc-
uuitaI l6 convicted and II cases
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Suits and oyercoats at half prize.
Daniels. 90 West Second south
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GREASEi,> RAISE III Ni't~.
Theft at Cruciii> t>c,t.> Nc>'can>
ia Railroad Camp.

Fort Worth. Texas, Nov. &c
Stealing crueifix from which Is
pendant figure OF Jesus Christ with
the crown ut thorns ou his head Is
the ehargv that was made against
Nalafia Para. "a Mexican. ia the conn
., court Monday morning. The
cnaree waa made by another McNi-
can of uuprououucable Uame. and Dee
was baekrA by dotsu other MEXICAN
|Cstholha. Nh1 vrfv vrousht up t'
"a hiah pitch af excitement os,r 'h'
aasfHlsv
rhe ..uad rf Ntst1us ttIHalh
formed lar .sanrs aifauu,f HffItr.
atbeHaa sp.H.sa feel fhe at'e- .'H
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Stuart md Miss Mary Pierce and
violin solos by Miss Eva Schmidt.
The young ladies acquitted them
selves in way that won the appro-
baton Of all who heard them. Quite
spirited interest was displayed IN
the spelling bee. Mrs. f. l.. Hawkins
and Yancey d. kemble selected the
spoilers and Mrs. Hawkins side vas
successful in the contest, Mr.. n. p.
Mizell carrying off the honors.
Lunch was served Monday night
and Tuesday. Wednesday the ladies
will have their Thanksgiving mar
ket in connection with the bazar.
Turkeys, chickens and cakes Will be
on sale all day. The bazaar will close
Wednesday evening.
The various booths have been at
tractively decorated and they are
filled with ornamental and useful ar
ticles.
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SAYS TT Is FACT.
Hood n Curtin Confirm Guarantee
ON Hyomei, Cure for tatarrh.

The question having been raised
as to whether or no Hood a Curtin
will refund the money If a Hyomei
outfit does not do all that is claimed
for il in curing catarrh. they want
to state positively that this suarau-
tee is an absolute fact
\ guarantee like this is the best
proof that can be- offered as 20 the
curative powers of Hyomei la an ca-
tarrhal troubles You do not risk "a
cen; In testing its healiug virtues,
Hood 4 Curtin take Jll the risk,
n you have tatarrb. try this Won
derim medi,ated air uf hyomei 10
does not dFus of de5auGr the sfom-
ach. but is bfraghed through "a meat
pocket Inhaler chat comes with every
outnt. 10 tbat trs medication reaches
fhe most remote atf cells lu ,ay Nose.
ihfuat and iHues where ans ca'afr-
hal xerms may be ufs.as Pr aHtek.
N DESTROYS Them. aea.s and .a''hr
ftr iutated ms,ua# membrane aHd
NHIlfrs lhr E-sH# A 'hal .H'fffh
81 na .aaeya possible 5000 .au .He.
sagbma hf stns lHams. '..a.
sathae Uat .He .f.s.Ia aH3 .Ha. F"
9aNt HitsH.s
Too pfae sI .He awa.a..
u b4t tfuH. HuHHHE H ft. a
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Files. Itasca: Jane Green. Fort
Worth. Messrs. Claude Cunningham,
George Miller, Robert Watt, Tom
Barley, Corsicana; Warder Clay
Smith of Dallas John Emerson, Nc
kinney; Tom Skiles. Cleburne; Jas.
Moore. Lenten Lattimer. Bob Hes
sci Ennis and A. Smiley, Fort
Worth,
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a BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Adclphidn Club Ball Was the Leading
Society Event CT the Season.

One of the chief events OF the So
cial season was the annual Thanks
giving ball, given Monday night by
the young men of the Adelphian
club.
Sometime prior to this social fete
of the dancing set, invitations, sew
eral hundred in number, were issued
to friends and acquaintance, many
of the invitations being sent to out
of-town people, and the event was
eagerly looked forward to by lovers
of the Terpsichorean art.
The Adelphian club was organized
almost a year ago and since the per
manent establish ment of its CLUB
rooms. it has become an important
factor in the society doings Of the
town, particularly among many OF
the Young men and young women
and the younger married couples
who compose the Smart Set.
! Many incandescent lights. palms
ferns. southern smilax and flowers
entered chiefly into the decorations
of the popular club rooms. Festoohs
/ OF smiIax and baskets or graceIu
ferns suspended from the CEILINGS
an embankment OF ferns ana pains
as screen to the musicians, on one
side. faced almost opposite, at the
entrance by another mass of ferns
and palms. forming an inviting nook
from which was served delicious
punch throughout the evening, char-
acterized the decorations OF the bail
room.
In the reading room and the bll-
lard room the dainty furnishings
and hancings were further enhanced
bv the addition of palms, ferns, fes-
tooned smilax and flowers, chrysah-
themums and carnations predomln-
ating among the latter. Non-daneihs
coupIes and those seeking rest from
the ball room might wander here 10
play forty-two. OF rest or seek tete-
e-tetes. as the case might be.
At midnight q one course lunch
con consisting of chicken salad
olives and bread and butter sand
wicbe. was served in the billiard
room. The centre of the table from
which Was served the luncheon was
occupied D., the piece De resistance
A., huge basket of red carnations ana
ferns with red satiu-rlhbed stream
as. and thanked by sin red candelahFa
IN, rich rcd uj The luncheon table
save. "a clowns bif ui color sDhem" ?"
,be rest of evergreen decorations
Tho many varied handsome aud
beautiful eavu- ut fhe eomvn fhel'
lsau.t. af maar,fsgut Flowers 'ud
u. conventional vsguius dfvss 'I
rh, men. taa,.bsf eIth th, beautiful
decorations .f las rHHw. ma3r
p.,udJl .,,nr
fh. .t,G uagaar Nte HI.He .h
sH.a,d .nfuu,.Ha mHsi. ''r
s,..t .at Iau..ter .'s.IHf'lHe Fi.rI
,h. aad ma..h sumF,H Hf f'
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fa. n.mn ant HaftHgWHs M
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TO KILL THE OANORCFF GERM.
Il the Only Possible Way Of Having
An Effective Cure.

An Elective Cure.
II you see woman or man with lo|-
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure nei-
=, Their has dandrun to amount to anything
| In nearly every case where women ane
| men have thin brittle hair, they owe 1
to dandruH. There are hundreds OF prep
arations that claim to cure dandrun
but not one but Newbros Herpicfde feH'
! YOU that dandrun is the result OF germ
| burro wing into the scalp. and that per-
manent cure OF dandruR and It's coHse-
Quent falling and badness. can only be
had by killing the germ and there Is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy
the cause. and you remove the effect
Sold by leading druggists. Send ioc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit. Mich
rwo sizes--5o cents ana 800
HOOD 4 CURLIN. Druggists.
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WANTED To dp Yuur pacbius ana
Grating ~ household goods flhr
,hinawurc, rut sl3sr. eye
simpson. old phone 700. ITO N'' "
Rogers street
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WANT Won 10 know / viii sell you "a
ton Of slack coal for f@-'"' iUtNp
So 90. both $3.50, a'eraE" p't'
ner ton. s625. This is cheap ~ ~
Thompson.
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REMEMBER Emeuun F. owen.
fhs ma.atlas man. ukv s1hst. lI'.
tinn FOR ali WAaHfiuts HhA
calls ln singles ANA D'HoH. '''''
Pearls urua Store.
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FOR SALE-l0. 900 feet Of rough
lumber. fyl2. II and 10 feet AT
g. % per hundred at Citizens Plan
- d202w4i
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

PHONE II. :. Mcmillan at the Daily
Light when YOU want any klhd Oh
Job lrintirg done. The best "otk
guaranteed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

LOST-Gold brooch, petal design
pearl center Reward if returned 10
Joe w. Lamar at Jolesch Chaska'
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

FOR RENT-After January l, store
building now occupied by c. A. Ar
mold and NJ. w Walker X. d. Nc
Combs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-26

FOR RENTING or three rooms,
furnished or unfinished, water III
Kitchen, close in. 400 Rogers street.
4 202pd