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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 24-'The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline OF 1a4 points
and Increased the loss 10 matter OF 3aJ
points on the active months right after the
opening under liquidation and bear press
ure. Selling was encouraged by rather dis
appointing cables and better weather in
The south but with the early forecast call
ing FOR showers and colder weather In the
southwest and the Houston estimate very
light. the market steadied up during the
middle of the morning and recovered all
but a point or two of the early loss. May
was relatively steady and held a point or
two over July with offerings checked by ex-
pectatious that the bull party would take
Up all notices issued Friday.
Futures opened steady; April SO bid:
May 9.T6. June. go bid; July. GA. Au-
gust. 80. September. 9.79 asked; October,
p9g; December, 1904; January, 1919;
March, 1870 bid.
Fluctuations were rather narrow and ir-
regular in the late forenoon. but the under
tone of the market held steady on support
Of the near months and predictions for
colder weather In the southwest tomorrow,
and prices ruled about l to points net
higher. the chief gains being ON the near
positions
Spot quiet: middling uplands. 11.15; mid
ding gulf. l1.40.
Estimated receipts at the ports today.
IL 900 bales against 20.3i4 last week and
II 5J6 last year. For the week. 10000 bales.
against 81 1875 last week and 81 .544 last year.
Tnday's receipts at New Orleans. 1856 bales.
against 4 22J last year, and at Houston,
2 $50 against /. 1898 last year.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK NAEKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs 4 Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1910 street. members New
York stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board Of trade.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Nothing Of consequence developed at the
meeting today of the stock exchange. rs
there appeared to be no demand for any
thing on the list, not even for gas stock
which was such q prime favorite with buy
ers at the meeting yesterday. What would
have happened If there had been any pres
sure to sell, Of course Is not known, as
the fact was that the sellers were quite
as conspicuous by their absence as the
buyers.
One lot OF gas stock sold for COZ, and
then the bid rose to COY. which was the
best selling price OF yesterday and the
highest recent record made by this stock
At the close the asking price was GUS. Ac.
cording to the comparative table published
in the new edition of Washington Secu-
rifles. which has just come from the press
and which gives the high and low price or
gas stock for each month OF the six years
just preceding the present year, the pres
ent period Of the year in four out of the
six years has been the time OF the high
records in this security.
In the year 1904 such movement took
place In the fall and that was also the
case in the year 1901. The highest point
reached in the price of the stock during
the six years was in 1903, and in the month
of April when the stock registered 50. This
was the year when the large dividend was
paid in the form of six per cent certlhcateS.
In the month of April of las year the stock
went up to 61A, while in the preceding
month of February the stock sold as high
as 62H
Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption, $633.342; government receipts
from internal revenue, $670.1S1: customs.
81 i03, 4T2; miscellaneous, $S7,54O; expendl-
lures. S1,5SO,OOO.
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BULLS AND BEARS.

NEW YORK, April 24-Speculatve inter-
ests who believe that the stock market is
going higher in the near future claim that
there was decided underlying tone of
strength In yesterdays .rket and ex-
press the opinion that the tape clearly in
dicates that the tendency is toward higher
level of prices. Representatives Of large
interests say that the latter are more hope
ful regarding the general situation than
they have been for many weeks. They
point out that money apparently is de-
cidedy easy and that many of the standard
stocks are cheap at present prices. They
believe that the market will back and fill
more or less, but that gradually higher
level Of prices will be established for the
standard issues. They seem to think that
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, the Hill
issues and probably ST. Paul were the lead
ers In the upward movement.
Other observers say that the market is
decidedly narrow and almost altogether
professional. They assert that 1t would
be difficult to market a reasonably large
block of any of the leading issues without
depressing prices materially. They do not
think that there has been very much good
buying since the time of the slump last
month. On the contrary, they maintain
That In the meantime there has been a
tendency to take profits on all the specula-
I'VE stocks bought at the low prices They
do not think that conditions warrant spe-
cial activity at this time. After the close
Yesterday there was considerable difference
OF opinion as to the character and source
of the buying during the last fifteen min
utes which rallied Union Pacific, the Hill
stocks and Steel. common, sharply. Some
observers of the transactions claim that
the orders came from large financial inter
ests, while others assert that they repre-
scented almost altogether only professional
short covering.
"a
In speculative circles considerable i'm
portance is being attached to the speech
which President Roosevelt is expected to
make at jamestown this week. While, OF
course, it is impossible to get definite in
formation as to what the tenor of the adj
dress will be, prominent Wall street in
terests who are in close touch with Wash
ington seem to believe that there will be
nothing in the Presidents remarks which
could be justly construed as an adverse
factor in the speculative situation
In fact, they seem to be unusually conf
dent regarding what the President will say
and apparently believe that as far as pos
sible he will in the future follow out the
policy indicated in the statement issued
from the White House several weeks ago.
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Government Securities.
Storm Causes No Damage.

A small cloud burst visited Washington
last night accompanied by lightning and
thunder and a driving gale. The vista
ton came shortly before 8 o'clock. The
cutters became rushing rivulets and for
a time street car traffic was impeded.
The weather bureau forecasters believe
that the storm of last night officially seals
the doom of the wintry weather and opens
the doors of spring.
No damage was reported by the police
today as a result of the combination storm
of last evening.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
RAI EIMDRE Md nril 81

Special Dispatch TO I be Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. April 2I.-wHEAT- Tirmer
spot, contract, SO7sas1; spot, No. red western
S2asas2j. steamer No 2 red, 757saI5N; receipts
1910 bushels; southern by sample, G3a7i; southern
on grade, 77aS1
CORN-Strong; spot, mixed 55a55is; No.
white, 56ao6is; April 55a55is; May, 55Aa55Ia
July 56a56is; September. $685.. steamer mixed
52a52s receipts 81 1861 bushels: exports. 1875 10.
bushels; southern white corn 54a5I; southern vel
low corn. 53i4a55M.
OATS-Dull and easy; No. white, 4shaa40; No
3 white. 47a4S; No. mixed 46ha4I; receipts
IS 493 bushels.
RYE-Quiet; No. 2 western, domestic, 75a76
choice, 50.
HAY-Steady. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-S teadier: steam to Liver
pool per bushel, llaalAd April Cork for orders
per quarter, IS. 3D.
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Bar silver. frm so g. l6d. per ounce.
Money. 1ha2 per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for short
bills is 3 per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market for three
months bills Is Ssa3h per cent.
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-500 SHARES OF
stock of the Carter Motor Car Corpora ton: offer
wanted. Apply or address A. d. GAEGLER,
Warder bldg. ap22-3ts
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April 24-Wheat opened
firm on the continued absence Of rain in
Kansas and the advance at Liverpool
July. after opening at S1HaS1% declined
to 81 g on profit taking.
Corn opened strong on wet weather
July. 4S$. a4SS
Oats firm: July. 41Ba41K.
Provisions easier; July pork, 15.9Oa
1875; lard SITE; ribs. $40.
The market turned strong and held strong
TO the end. Crop damage reports were
numerous. and good export business was
reported After selling at SlhaS1L July
advanced TO Sl7s. The market closed strong
with July up !. at S14saSl&.
There was a good demand from shippers
and this held the corn market firm. The
high point for July was 491sa49h and the
close was strong, July Il higher at 491s.
Wheat-May. 10; July. S11sa%4.
Corn-May, 4S@4as; July, 491s.
Oats-May. 43S4: July, 41isah.
Pork-May. 1.6o: July. 1890.
Lard-May. S.55aS5Ile: July. $40
Ribs-May. $50: July. S65.
RyeCash. carl.
Barley-Cash. 6Sai3.
liverpool Prices
LIVERPOOL. April "a. - Closing:
Wheat-Spot. No. 2. red. western, winter.
steady 6s. Esd; No. California, quiet,
Gs. AID: futures firm; May, 6s sgd;
July. Us. SD.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed, new,
As. I'd: old. IS. I'D: futures firm; May,
As. 611d.; July. As. 7kd.; September. As.
I'D.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

W. Pett Ridge. London writer,
made a London boy in one of his Sto-
ries offer the following rather original
prayer: Lord. wilt thou ave the
kindness to make me grow strong and
tall and WITH plenty to say for meself,
and wilt thdu do this as soon AS thou
can find time. SOS to save me ex-
pense and waste Of money that might
be used IN other ways-say for a
cricket bat: Believe me. Lord. thy
obedient servant. A. Martin"
He rose. lie was halfway into his
blue flannel bed gown when an impor-
tant idea occurred to him. and he
knelt down again quickly.
should ave mentioned he wills
pered "Elfrcd Martin of SO Cawstle
street, jest over Surrey side Of South
ark bridge
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tut.I.IIRAs CHSryI.

Callers CtArei Ass 2. Pro
,yactes Fre.slns elosrsi al thls place
sunday evening There sAs four COO
versions aud three additions TO the
church
Ne~srp sAm and i.athsg Miller
returned from very pleasant trip
Ia their old hous Ia ksuussy Eat
uraas.
Mr. A Thomas ~ NA,Ahaehie
spent last week ~ith friends and at.
,endsd church
Miss Cora Smith entertained a
few OF her Eifl friends Sunday
Miss Fannie nelt OF Lisbon rs Wis
iting her uncle. c. II Kelly.
Cotton picking will soon b. the
order Of the day
Mr.. Fudge expects To i.ay. for
Haskell county in the near future.
We regret To lose this estimabl.
family but wish them success In
their new hom"
Mr. Finch and family visited a,
Mr. Tom Smiths SUNDAY
Rev, Campbell. the presiding elder
preached here Saturday and Sunday.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. G.
c. Banks. who has been quite sick,
Is improving.
Messrs Snyder and Martin of Ava
Ion. Baldwin of Rankin. and Hayes
OF Bardvell were delegates to the
quarterly conference Saturday.
4 series of services has begun at
the tabernacle at Ray, All are invlt-
ed to attend
Mrs. ]. Henry Miller is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Stevenson of Grove
Creek visited Mrs. Fudge Wednes-
day
The croquet PARTY given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r b. Ransom
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Watson OF Waxahachie favored
the party WITH some very fine mu-
siG on the piano. while the duet
paved by ht,le Riyss Watson and
]. b. YarbIoush was splendid.
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except Mr. Jim Smith, who was
quite sick Saturday.
Rev Wright. a holiness man, flil-
ed the pulpit at Cedar last night.
Sunday school IL still progressing
nicely with Mr. Peeler In the lead.
]. X Price and sons are getting
out stove wood and preparing to
pick cotton.
c. c. Turner and family of Burle-
SON Johnson county, who have
been visiting their brother aud SIS
ter. ]. o. Turner and Mrs. J. X.
Price. left for home yesterday even
ing.
Mr. J. + Chorice gave an ice
cream social Saturday evening in
honor of Misses Maggie and Matte
Turner OF Bureleson.
Miss Della Chorice, who has been
visiting in Wickenburg, Ariz., for
the past ten months, has returned
home and is going to spend several
weeks with her fathers family be-
fore she goes home to Hillsboro.
A crowd of gentlemen went fish
ing in the lake on Mittenthal farm
last week and caught a hundred
pounds of fish.
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NEARING THE CENTURY MARIN.
Rev. Angus Johnson Celebrated
<incty-\inth birthday sunday

Mckinney. Texas, Aug &h.-RoN.
Angus Johnson. of Ellis county. be
Ii.ved 10 be the oldest preacher Ia
the United States. celebrated his
asth birthday anniversary by preach
ms &C the pfosby tcriau church iu
this cts SUNDAY morning aud oven
.ne tie waa not tle least affected
by bic strenuous etfogt. thoush thr
1ay wac aue uf the hottest 'hH year
Wundai yt,uur he again delivered
sermon and fhs church wac paea
sd to lts capacity 80 each aeftie"
Or, aud ri. eitr sans hfmns tose'h-
.. Rev johnson ta. been u 'hf
MINISTRY -etrnfg sIt tf.u Hud a' r'
lme has lsuu4ashst ha ssiiti'
Ia s,rmous he.r rHHdtf aHd NoD
Hst bh rairs was remarkably ei.h'
.Ha hH .as.r .FaBr fhrrr
.ssefHssa ahaat hh uaunfr fha'
H4Hws aI arh Nham ts ramta ia
.aamst ft. @as aaHa a Nosfh caro-.
"sa ana ams ra tah Hate manf
.ssH $50 aaa fsfwe.r utft sf
"taf EM .aantf
Hss kHaes fabrseu n tuI ftt
aa4 as po&vffat tuid fhefs a a
ftaes af seize. hair ahaat hs s.aa-
ft shat-u face ~hHt ssoss srsAf
ssaaft ag Iksfstfef
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

Any class Of water transportation i
inconparabiy cheaper than land trans
portation, unless something better than
the motern railroad is invented. For
this reason the greater p1rt -ef-oa1c do,
nestle or inland tonnage has been and
Is carried by water and not by. raj
For that reason the railways own the
largest steamers on the lakes. The
wheat trade was lost to the Mississippi
not by competition. but because the
railroads did not bring 1t there. The
slssippi above Cairo is decadent.
not for lack of ability to compete. but
for lack Of commerce. which is to say
accessibility by means of its own tribu-
ia rips-Chorles u. Stewart In Century.
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LONE CEDAR.

Lone Cedar, Tex, Aug. 2S.--The
drouth still continues. It is past six
weeks since we had a rain. The cot
ton is almost ruined, cannot make
a bale to four acres. Most corn is
good.
The new gin at Lone Cedar is
about completed and adds much to
the appearance OF the little place.
Health Of the community is very
good as we've heard of no sickness
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Pratt useful Snoea.

II would ne iirhcult to realize what
the Frirslani.r would do without his
klomp.n. br wooden shoes. for they
have hundred uses With them he
balls out h.s boat. corrects his chill
dren aad scoops up drink Of water
wherever IA may be. lie places IN
them bis worms for fishing uses them
as missiles Ia free tight digs With
them. measures dry goods with them
aud hundred other thIngs. The
flrte.n prure pair mans sixe. sud
Dutrhmras feet are NOT Cinderella
Ike nv my means Widc world Mas
arin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

Among the many picnics that are
being given the one at Sardis Tues
day was perhaps one of the most de-
1ightful. The event was given by the
younger set in honor of Miss Carrie
Williams of Dallas and Miss Bee
Blake of Sherman. The various pas
times, so well known to picnickers
.n"ae the day pass all too swiftly. A
FEAST of good things to eat was serv-
ed
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Camp Berry, o, Aug. 2S.--Strik-
ing telegraphers are charged with
having interfered with business of
the federal government and as a re-
suit soldiers are patrolling the tele-
graph lines between Camp Berry and
La Carne. distance of three miles,
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Nothing Doing.

Th. musician was yisibly annoyed.
But, hang it all" he said, Il told
your reporter three or four times over
that the violin | used was a genuine
Stradivarius and here In his report
this morning there's not a word-not
word
With scoruful laugh the editor re
piled
That Is a. it should be. sir When
Mr.. Strsdiysrius gets his fiddles ad
vertIsed n this paper under Sc line,
you come around and let me know
Los Angelo. Times
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

A number of entertainments are
being given in honor of Miss Mary
Pierce and her house party. Tuesday
club entertained in honor of the
young ladies with "forty-two.' About
forty guests were present. Delight
full refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

Miss Eula Wolcott entertained
Miss Pierces house party guests
with "forty-two" Tuesday morning,
pretty handpainted. fan-shaped
score cards were used. In the cut FOR
the prize Miss Fienniken OF Dallas,
Miss Wolcott's guest. won pretty
ivory stick fan 4 salad course and
ice cream were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

wufr.i e4s takru to tbr .ase. which
Wa entirely fruten ever HHI tht
smooth Ire x.tfeFcd .n the sHauxht O.
wa. che nrst tms the little feliow ssd
s.sa th.s basiY ~ watev covered with
ics ont ttteF viewing .f Tor few
minutes be- tur1e,f feel r's neither sHI
asks.l .aHtHHHfE
rSsr uswrs tH. HHf fHH #H au
the .s.. ..Ht.
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4 DAY IN THE nARktT


Ns~ ofle4ns, Aus - tuagiHs
from ~lr.s r~ccsveSi The .caeias tai
ent Ia Ns~ YORK. Ia nov promoting
the ball vid. In cotton aud bull
movement in The market sroas fair.
h aa6cr ~@y M. Price says he .s-
poets baliish ha-oau report Other
operators give shedding In the Al
lAnllcs Aaa blk spot demand as FcaN-
ons for having Joined the ball ranks
The Tact that such powerful capt.
tai is on the hull side Is = circum-
stanc. which must be considered
Our market opened little easier
bat huliisb feeling is vastly FREEDOM
mating With hardly any opposition
although We arc close 20 Is cents
and general buying soon caused an
advance TO l290 for October
Weather conditions are decidedly
more favorable. temperatures are
generally lower ia the west aud
general showers and cooler weather
are indicated for the next two days.
Partly cloudy weather predominated
in the eastern states with hardly any
precipitation. However, the hull fe-
YER is on in cotton and for the mo-
ment little attention is given 10 more
favorable crop influences.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

If you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cure. You will Lave only your
self to blame for results, as 1t posit-
lively cures all forms of kidney and
bladder diseases. B. w. Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

Victims OF hay fever viii 0xperi-
ence great benefit by taking roley's
Honey and Tar. as 1t stops. difficult
breathing Immediately and heals the
inflamed air passages. and even II It
should fail to cure you II viii give
instant relief Tho genuine In In
yellow package. B. w. FeaYis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

This epitaph has been suggested
for a dentists monument:
View this grayestone will all
gravity: Below I'm filing my last
cavity. 49, Judge
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New orleans Cotton.

Noa Orleans. Aug 2s.-Spots
closed steady and unchanged; mid
ding 10 a-16. sales $50 bales. Fn-
lures opened and closed as follows
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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
l. Brown. II
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New Orleans, Aug. 2S.-The
TlmeC-DemOcrat say ''Teyas plays
too big part as n pri re making
factor for the tailed. To ignore i'm
portant advices from INA. state. Yes
terday's weather over the eastern
half of the belt was ideal, but when
Trustworthy correspondent at
Houston wired Considerable cot
ton being sold, mostly for export at
IA cents basis middling," most pro-
fessional operators, already bulIish
on requirements, began to recog-
nize the logic in looking for q keen
spot demand throughout September
Thereafter. the upward price ten
dency encountered less resistance
and sharp net advance on the
days trading was the outcome. Re
Gently room traders have anticipat-
ed some sort of "a decline because OF
he absence of speculative support
and the promptncSs with which some
price pessimist can be counted upon
to attack values on every show OF
weakness.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

WANTED Jou to know that we rem
ovate old mattresses and guarantee
them to be as good as new. All work
called for and delivered Old Phone
No. 20. Waxahachie Mattress Co II
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chicago. aas - Foilosins =
tho op-aiax and ciossng qactAtlcas
OF grain todas
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New York, Aug. 1s-~Spots closed
steady. msddlinE Si355. no sales
Futures opened and closed as fol
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New Orleans, Aus rs Weather
map indicates cloudy and showers
for Texas. much cooler. Look for
general showers In Texas and Ar
kansas In next two DAYS. Believe dry
spell Will b., effectively broken in
ffr vest shortly
N,~ Notk. Aue Georgia
and C.rounas crops shoN undoubt-
.g deterioration FNp's' general
hu~. very soon
New Yosk Auggs .f iiau'I-
Sham KiuE H reported saying chat
4smar. to ths srup ~s.t w tar Nis
s.sIpr. river uus' tas, been serious
and th, srup ft er., coalition
fs.r a aryk $50
FrsaE AaTusf s NHatsEo
.. sIasa ilsd sons raft f.a-' sI
..sfa ust siahf RsiuaE rHff af
f.tef aua gard Fofss
Cfs4Ea. Aasusf o. FtF 'aa.i
.f Htas fsts wvfu.fs st.sf "a" '
-... ausa ssfafsaf
See urIgsas. kasasl 90 "rfHi
sa. Wfss ~lrs~ a gAfFf8l ssamin.
.Ilsr e.stsr*as of see tssf hotfon
HrH #sffaH ssu@n maHr mH@HH@
fss.as &c 4nf thAt fs~ te'I ~efu'f
tsts appsAfst Hutfnr t4t #f
rssrss ta -. last ft- saw fftf
afsnn s fsntSts. aes rFstf1E
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REFINED young couple desires
room and board in private family or
small boarding house Must be first
class in every respect. Address X.
care Daily Light. l27pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-28

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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FOR SALE--Or VIII trade. a nice
S-rcom residence on West Main
street for good farm. Burleson Il
veazey. Il