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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-17

Il, T. EVERETT, Agt., AmeriCus, Ga,
W. 2. SCRUeGs, Il. P. A., Savanna h
G LAS r. STEWART. A.G P, A Savannah
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Chic R. R.
schedule in enoct November 2s. 1905.
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WILMlNGION, DEL.

tDaiiy. Daily except Sunday. S Sunday
Ss,S NEw YORK and the East. SO . g g
t9N. NIB sli& a. M, tl-e .e.''' ''-'
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PHILADELPHIA. f226, 1926. ioel 20
can S64O $40 QocaD, $500, iN.lo, se'- No-
rsn gs0. sl06S. ilO.57 flil9. sll3'' a. IN,
mo- f3W OocaD. $3.50. SA5J, QocAl, tt'o-
docaD. f5I7 Royal Limited ipE NoSesioJ,
7.0. sos OocalA EE $3.50 local .l''V'
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cali. 500 ISIS. sS% OocaD' 's'lo' sios' ss
nocaD. fl05I docaO. slLso a. m, ~,
fs.t5 QocaU. $3.50 OocaD, il.o- Nocall, lo,@e
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f.00. Sll.30 p. M .,o ,
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q. m $500 si.25 p. M. D..
pITTSBURG. fA53 flO.49 a. m. sA4t fo9'
t6A4 Royal Limited" f9.5i p. M
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= CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS a LOUIS
WILLIE. s455 a. M. ai.06 800 p. m.
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Market street, ID. n A. Tel. iaS-A, Del
marVia Tel. 2i95.
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Evening journal., 1907-05-01
CASES WERE MANY
IN CITY COURT

Judge Cochran, in city Court to-day.
heard a number of minor cases, and
several We're continued until to-mor-
row. The most serious to come up was
that Of Wesley Sheppardson. color,N
who Is accused of acting improperly to-
ward a young girl. His hearing was
postponed until tomorrow, until which
time he was held under $500 bail.
Other eases disposed OF were SAM
uel Litcher violating the city bulk vim
dow ordinance continued until Satur-
day morning; Harry Carpenter, a boy,
larceny of horse blanket continued
until Saturday; John Birmingham. coll
ored. carrying "a razor $500 bail for
court. John Sulvesd and William
Dugan. fighting on the street. 81 and
costs each. James Rochester, colored.
blocking a street car. $40 and costs;
Andrew Mihaly. wife beating. dismiss
ed; Patrick Welsh. assault and battery,
81 and costs Charles w. Baker, nom
support, held up.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
SPARKS DUTIES
FAR-REACHING

That the duties of Charles e. Sparks,
Jr, who was elected general supervisor
of the Street and Sewer Department
yesterday, are to be far reaching is
evident from the statement made by
Thomas II. Melvin, president OF the
board Mr.. Sparks win have TO look
after many duties now in charge Of
Street Commissioner Picrson, including
the hiring and paying of employees. Mr.
Melvin says:
we had considered this change in
the conduct Of the department for a
long time. More than year ago
wanted a change made. II struck me
as unbusinesslilxe that any one man
should in any business employ all the
labor keep the time, make up the pay
roll and pay off the hands.
"This unbusinesslike condition is par
lticularly emphasized now that unusual
large sums of money are 10 be ex-
pended for paving sewerage and gem
orally improving our stfeets Council
Is now arranging TO borrow $500, 900
which is to be expended for the above
improvements by the board.
1T is my idea to better protect these
large expenditures, that the general
supervisor, whom we appointed to-day,
should have charge Of the payroll to
audit the accounts. 10 look after the
time. and Of the hiring OF the men and
carts. The object of the board is to do
away with pay envelopes and to pay
by vouchers. drawn ON bank TO the
order of the payee
Il think we have made an excellent
selection i'm Charles f. Sparks, Jr. He
has been superintendent of the River
view Cemetery for the last three years
and has given the very best satisfaction
i'm that place. The manner i'm which he
was supported by the business men OF
the city and by the party workers for
the place Of director of this board
shows the high estimation in which he
is held by all who know him.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
LOCAL BANK STOCKS SOLD.

AT the auction rooms of Stidham &
Son. No, III East Fourth street, yes
terday the following sales of stocks
were made
Three shares Of First National Bank
of Wilmington stock TO Lackey Il Co.
for a client at Sl45.
Six shares of same stock 60 S. b.
Cooling at Sif5.
Fifteen shares of Central National
Bank to Robert Robinson. at S120.
Ten shares of the National Bank Of
Wilmington and Brandywine to Franz
els E. Kelley, at $3.50.
Two bonds Of the Wilmington and
Chester Traction Company of the value
of $500 each TO Francis Il. Kelley. at
S5O250
The stock belonged 90 the estate of
Elizabeth b. cloud, OF Kennett town
ship and was sold under the direction
Of Charming Way. who was pleased
with the results of the sale.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
MOTHERS STORY
BRINGS LENIENCY
Mrs. Bertha Hall Told Of the
PangS Of Parting With Her
Baby Boy
IMPOSED FINE OF SIS

Because OF the circumstances surround
ing the case Of Mrs. Bertha Hail. who
abandoned her child in an alley on tho
east side OF the city. Judge Cochran in
city Court to-day imposed only fine of
325 and costs on the defendant She was
charged with abandoning her child the
penalty for which ranges from a mimi
mum fine of $40 and costs to a maximum
fine Of 500
The husband ana father, Jesse Han,
was also arraigncd on charge of me-
glect of a minor child. but was discharged
as Humane Agent Frank Stout informed
the court that the man had not been liv-
ing with the wife for sometime and in
consequence, no charge of neglect could
be proven against him.
Judge Cochran. after hearing the evi.
denoe in the woman's case took Hall to
task and asked him why he had deserted
his wife.
"she should bring a charge of nom
support against you" said the Judge
Hall said he was willing 10 support the
child and had offered TO do SO three times
but his wife refused his offer
The story Agent Stout told on the Wit
ness stand and the troubles between the
woman ana her husband influenced the
court To be lonient with her. She told Mr.
Stout that after she had placed the baby
IN the alley she waited for sometime Ia
see If somebody would not hnd H. She
LETT after a little while, but mother love
for her child brought her back only TO
find that the baby was gone.
IAN this would have never happened
toarfully exclaimed the unfortunate wo-
man. III my husband had provided for
me. ] was turned from my mothers door
and had nowhere to go"
Mrs. HAN is twenty years old and has
been married two years. An effort will
be made to raise the amount OF the fine
and costs and secure her release. Tho
deserted baby has been turned over TO tho
care OF the Society of the Prevention Of
Crnelty TO Children.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
FORBES WILL CONTEST

Hearing before Register OF wills
Walker in the Forbes will case was post
poncd this morning by ag.eement Of
counsel until May i5
The hearing is in answer to caveat
filed against the WI cf the late slmuel
u. Forbes. under which Maria Hartman
is exocutrix, by the widow OF Dexter
Forbes. deceased son of the testator.
Mrs. Forbes was represented this morn-
ing 10y Howell r. England of this city
and n. Cnnard Nichols. OF Leesburg, Va,
after Robert H. Richards had withdrawn
as counsel for the contestants. david II.
Marvel and Daniel O. hastings appeared
for Miss Hartman. 1t was not until Mr.
Richards Withdrew from the case that
the attorneys agreed on "a postpenemeni
of the hearing TO allow Messrs. England
ana Nichols to prepare their case.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
LABOR DAY IS
DREADED In PARIS

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
PARIS, May IA can for a mass
meeting of striking trade unionists 30
he held late today. has made labor
day one Of dread TO 81 Paris. While
the forenoon passed without disorders
there was a general fear that there
would be serious trouble when the
strikers met for their deliberation IN
the strike situation.
Streets are constantly patroled by
police cavalry. In their armories tho l.
sands of troops were Kept under arms
to be rushed to any danger point.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
MCCOMB'S GENlROUN OFFER

James c. McComb's offer to donate
$500 and 400 perches of stone to the
county for the Improvement Of the
barley. or Cloud, road in Brandywinc
hundred viii in all probability. be ac-
cepted by the Levy Court. The gem
erosity of Colonel McComh in this par
ticular Is being favorahly discussed
throughout Brandywine hundred to-
day.
County Engineer Wilson. who now
has charge of county road improvement,
will look over the barley road this
week and will submit a report 20 Levy
Court on the subject.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting Of the Brandy
wine Summit Compmeeting Association
win be held on the camp grounds to-
morrow. AT the meeting directors will
be elected, a preacher selected to have
charge of the summer services on the
grounds this year, and ground improve
ments decided ON. The subject OF a
new tabernacle win be discussed but IL
Is likely that the association viii decide
TO only improve the building this year
Il is probable that the camp wGi
open early in August instead Of late IN
July as heretofore
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Registration Saturday, Nav 4.

Saturday, May 4th, will be general
registration day All registration OIL
GERS will open their polling places be-
tween the hours Of II and-12 o'clock IN
the morning and keep them open until
Z o'clock In the evening. An voters
who have not been transferred at the
sittings of the Department of Elections
can be transferred at that time (Satur-
day May 4th). All persons who have
become qualified since the last regis
traton can also be registered at that
time Saturday. May 4th). No person
who was registered In 1906, who has
removed from his district. can be
transferred unless he gets certificate
of transfer signed by the officers In
the district in which he registered.s
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS

Reported by Thomas n. Stayton at 1
O'Clock this afternoon are:
Strawberries ....... e. =. ....... .l5c- .oc
Tomatoes. crate ....... &c ....SS.25- $3.50
Cucumbers. basket ..... see. ..ss-5o-s4.o1
Apples, barrel ..... ... =. ....s5oO-S5.5O
Lemons, box ..-.. ........A A.i5-S5.O0
Oranges California, box ..... ..$S0O-Si,5
Potatoes, barrel ...... .; .. ........s2.5g
Potatoes, bushel ....... .. .S0o--9Oc
Sweet, barrel ....... 80. ...N.5O-S2.5O
Cabbage, crate ..... ..S250- s.. 20
Onions, crate see. -. e. ..........S2Oo- 60 q
Celery. dozen .-..... ... .... .......Si.o0
Lettuce. basket ..... =. .. ........s s. 75-S30O
Kale, barrel ..-.. ..-.. ....Sl.-S-Sl-0
Spinach. barrel ... ... 250-S3e0
Egsr, Del and Nd, dozen ........ -. .lso
Chickens, live. ..... e. =. .. =. ....lic-l5c
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
QUARREL AFTER
20 YEARS MARRIED

After being married twonty-nino
years. the marital life of Alonzo r.
Wright and his wife. Mrs Annie
Wright ended in a scuan yesterday
with the result that Wright was arr
raigned in city Court today TO answer
a charge OF breach of peace.
The couple live at No. PA East
Fourth street and after hearing Mrs
Wrights testimony the court held the
defendant in 5000 bond to keep tn,
peace The woman said she was afraid
of her husband and that he had threat
oned her life.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Plumbors Return in Idaho.

LEWISTON. Idaho May Plumb
ers who have been out i'm this city for
several days will now return TO work.
most of their requests having been
granted. The scale of wages has been
raised so cents. making the rate IS, and
the plumbers will be allowed twenty
minutes 20 reach a job within twelve
blocks OF the shop. No non-union man
viii be employed while there is a unioh
man idle in the shop.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
FILE SUIT BEFORE
COMMERCE COMMISSION

Julian C. Walker flee before the Inter
State Commerce Comm ss on at Wash'ns
ton this mcnlng his brisf OF comp'a nj
I'm the case Of J. r. Walker, OF Media, Pa.
VS.. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Con-
pany and the United States Express Com.
pany The acton is 20 prevent further
discrimination on the part Of the defend
ant companies against residents of Ho-
csessin who dcei.e to use the Philad lph a
package express service Of the complny
but are prevented because they are mol
patrons Of the railroad between Hockessir
and Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
BAR COMMITTEES

The New Castle County Bar Association
has appointed the following committees
TO present TO the several courts of the
State the resolutions adopted by the as-
ISOLATION on the death Of Willard Han
Porter.
Supreme Court-Herbert H. Ward and
John Biges.
superior Court-wnlard Salisbury and
Francis d. Homccker
Chancery and Orphans Courts-John
H. Rodney and benjamin Nieids
United states Court-Will.am S. Hllles
and Victor b. Wooney
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
FRIDAY WILL BE BISHOP
C0LEMAN'S BIRTHDAY

Bishop Coleman, head Of the Episco-
pal diocese OF Delaware, win be 40
years old on Friday. quite old. It is
true" remarked the bishop this morn
ing, but I am nevertheless young. l
feel as well as l did twenty years ago.
and am prepared for many years of
active work"
The bishops birthday anniversaries
are always observed quietly
Tomorrow he viii go TO Millsboro to
ofhciate In Trinity Church, and viii
remain with Mr.. Wells, nc rector
there over Friday. There VIII be no
formal observance of the day by the
bishop.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
BIG STRIKE: IN
WARSAW, POLAND
Industries Tied Up and
TrOOTS On Guard to Pre-
vent Outbreaks
BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.

By Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WARSAW, Poland, Nay Troops
today guard all streets to prevent out
breaks by strikers who have tied up
many Of the industries. Even the
tramcars have stopped and the trans
portation facilities are of the worse.
Meat markets and bakeries are clos
ed and a food famine is promised.
Practically all the factories and shops
are closed and the newspapers are un-
able TO pet out their editions.
With thousands OF idle men on tho
streets there is danger OF an outbreak
al any moment
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
TO OPEN ELEVENTH STREET

Judge spruance this morning appointed
Alfred Gawthrop. Alfred ID. Poole, T..
Allen Hnles. Henry G.. Scott and w.
Harold Smith a commission to view and
condemn property to permit the opening
of Eleventh street from Clayton 20 du-
Pont street Property OF Horace w.
Cause. Virginia I. Cause and the WI
mington Realty Company must be con-
demned,
The commission win begin its work in
a few days.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
HEALING HIMSELF
OF CONSUMPTION

f. T. Rounds. of Newark. is treating
himself for tuberculosis and from
a mere skeleton Of several months ago
has develoged into man Weighing
ia pounds. He lives in the open ami
confines his diet TO egss and milk and
since beginning his treatment has
gained "a pounds. He has applied to
the members of the Delaware Anti
tuberculosis Society for admission 10
the sanitarium when IL - completed.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Sentenced for Life.

BY our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. May 1.-Domi-
neck Fuino was today sentenced 10
Auburn prison for life by Justice Bon
ton. Fuino was convicted on Friday
last for kinins Camille PAGE, Of Mon
treal, Quo. The men Quarreled over
buying drinks fos Somea.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Mrs. Gordon 20 Return 70 stan.

LONDON. May Having secured n
separation from Ser husband. Ms
John Lesmoir Gordon. better known in
the United States as Nina Harrington is
20 return 10 the American stage. She
viii give up her social position here
and expects to sail for the scene Of for
mer triumph shortly.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points, given
personal attention, and Forwarded
promptly at lowest rates anc Dy beS
Boats leave both wnminSton and
Philadelphia at coo p. m daily sunday
exccrtcd.
Through rates and bills. OF landing -
Fucd
GEORGE w. BUSH Is SONS co,
Pier g. south Wharves, Ph.ladelpha.
French Street Wharf. wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
miss Gilman Returnina.

BY Our own Wire, Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. May Following the
announcement OF the reelection OF
William Il. Corey as head of the
Steel Trust, Il is reported today thar
Mabene Gilman. the actress. who Is
TO marry Corey has sailed from
Paris and is now due i'm New York.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
FIfty Thouaand More for chIna.

BY our own Wlrc, Publishers Press
WASHINGTON. May Together
with the S150.oOo cargo of flour for the
relief of the starving people I'm China
which was shipped from san Fran
cisco on the army transport Bufford
yesterday, the American National Red
Cross has cabled the sum of $4,000 to
the Central Relief Committee in Shang-
hal
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
DEATHS.
James Mcc. Gillespie.

GILLESPIE-In this city. on April 2S
1907. James McC. Gillespie. aged 46
years.
Relatives and friends and members
of Wilmington Aerie. No. "a. +. O. T.,
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence, No. S3l
Poplar street. on Thursday afternoon.
Nav .. az o'clock. Interment viii
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Wiawam for Union Red Men

Red Men OF Union are building new
wigwam. The foundation Of the baildns
was laid several days ago and the worl
Of construction will now be rushed. Tho
dedication OF the new building will be the
occasion of q big celebration among the
Red Men of the county.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
WI SON LINE

IRON SrcAmnha WINE AMI
CITY OF CHESTER.
Schedule in effect SATURDAY April ~ lHVt'
Leave Wilmington. Fourth Street Whrt
week days and Sundays al $50 ana lO5l
a. m, l30 ana il5 p. m. Saturdays ana
sundays only az 100 D. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Wharf, week days and Sundays. az i2U
and 1880 a. m., 1880 and fl5 y. ~ Satur-
days and Sundays only at 100 p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Shippers of freight have frequent service,
careful handling, prompt delivery, and
fun protection from the weather hy COW
cred WharVcs and wagons
no secure these facilities, order your
shipment VIA WILSON LINE" ChAst-
nut street Wharf, PhNadephia, Pa, and
Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington pcl.
Fares. includng Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia Excursion, 25c; one way DC
Chester excursion l5c, one way inc.
HORACE WILSON. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Mr. Walker lnlures a Finaer.

Julian c. Walker, the lawyer suffered
a painful injury 20 one of the fingers OF
his right hand this morning by having IL
squeezed In chair spring.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01

Spending Week in Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Blaine, Of No. 2i5 East
Fourteenth street, is spending a week in
Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
New Printing Press Installed.

The Saylor SHOW Printing establish
ment on Shipley street today received
fne new Chandler-Price Gordon
ErlntinE press
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
CHANnI Ed Undertaken
GnHINDLLh & Embalmer

No. 214 W. Ninth Street.
Garrett. attention dny or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hetals
snd Hospitals removed and cared tor
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments. frrd-c'ass Seth PhoneG
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Massive Extension Table

Deep rcular rm, gracefully
turned and fluted legs. Heavy
claw feet. Like 20 EO
Illustration ...... ....... VO.OU
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
NEGRO SERIOUSLY HuRT.
Fell From Rapidly Moving Handcar
aud sustained Broken Arm.

Louis Tibb. a colored section man
ON The Trinity aud Brazos Valley.
fell from q rapidly moving handcar
late yesterday afternoon and was
seriously injured The section men
were returning 90 N. city when Tho
aceidcut occurred Tihb was standing
ON The resr ~ the ear and hy some
means hr lost his balance "a fen
backward on fhy track Hv struck
fhr .rasE With force enough fo break
ou, arm aud fracture "a lover limb
Bwls,s Df painful nature srfo also
.u,fa.urd lu raa hesd and u'iy The
Injured Hsu sas brought Fool -uwu
un 'h, Haud..I aud 'ltn conveyed
u U. Humr ahsfe a physician sa.
ummursi Pool uruder mrii.lI and
arelaf fvnfu,Hi
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
COMPLICATIONS IN SIGHT.
Federal Meat Inspector ~ Gre'nNillc
VIII Not Pay Road Tax.

Washington, June EFF the city
of Greenville, Tex, doesn't quit try
ing to make w. +. McCarty pay 4
road tax there is going to be compli-
cations. This was not what Secretary
Wilson OF the department of agricul-
ture said this afternoon, but ii
amounted I that. Mr.. McCarty is a
government meat inspector, detailed
for duty at G~reenviile.
Nearly a month ago McCarty wrote
the department that he had been
called on to pay his road tax n had
refused. Nevertheless he was served
with a notice by the city marshal to
the effect that as he had refused to
pay the tax he would be expected to
work on the streets for five days.
MeCarty did not report ana the de-
partment wrote him he had acted
properly, as he was exempt from
such taxation. But demands upon
McCarty for the payment of that tax
have continued, and finally Solicitor
McCabe of the department has writ
ten him that if he is further disturb
ed by the city officials to wire the
department and the district attorney
to the courts.
1t is said that a similar case has
never before arisen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
A REVIVAL MEETING.
DR.. T. 5. Clyce of Sherman VIII
Preach at First Presbyterian
Church,

DR.. T. S. Clyce of sherman, presi-
dent of Austin College, is to begin a
revival meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday, July Z. DR..
Clyce is a ripe scholar, a logical reas-
oner, and a forceful and entertaining
speaker. He delivered two sermons
here upon the occasion of the install
lation of Rev. Leonard Gill as pas
tor, and all who heard him were we'll
pleased with his d~iscourses. Pastor
Gil and the members of his church
anticipate crowded houses during
the meeting.
On Wednesday night of the com
ing week services preparatory TO the
revival will be commenced by Mr..
GIL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.
The Marriage License. Clerk Kept
Busy To-day by Ardent Lovers.

The marriage license clerk in the
county clerks office has been kept
busy today issuing the precious doc
uments to the love-lorn couples who
are anxious to be joined in the holy
bonds of wedlock before the month
of June shall have expired. Up to 2
O'Clock this afternoon nine licenses
had been sold. When youngsters get
than the toothache. There is no bar
rier of sufficient magnitude TO stop
them from becoming died mp. They
have no regard for the poor over
worked license clerk. They have only
three desires license. e preacher
aud each other The last is the "all
la all
Procuring a marriage license is
rot an easS thine some times. THIS
was made apparent 20 a young man
who made hts appearance at the l-
ceuse Windows this morning aud ask
"a for she necessary credentials per.
mittius him % Wcd the siti ~ his
chul,, lu this case the siri happened
fu bv andcr ase aud Nhile thr Yauus
man had as order from her father
Be fransp ired that 'bo ,lfrk had in
bls possession 4u order issued come
Hme ago by fhih samr father fur.
bii8ius 'Hp marriage af hlf jhush.
Ter rhls complicated matters BE- .t.
.It aud be- saa several huars fnl,
aH .auuE man sas 5Hie tu F%nuFHns
r coveted document A uumt'f al
M fasndt r.sI'si fss a1Hufv .rr.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29

The county commissioners met
this morning as a board Of eQualika-
ton. The purpose of the session was
TO hear reasons from taxpayers why
their renditions should not he raised
or lowered. ar deemed advisable BY
che board The board has been kept
busy hearing complaints