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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08

The republicans had hoped 10 arouse
the ire Of the school land lessees
against the democratic party, but Gov
ernor Haskells action in bringing
about the submission Of a bin framed
by non-partisan committee takes
the question out Of politics, placing it
up 10 the people where it belongs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08
c. A r. EXPRESSES THANKS

HEADQUARTERS CUSTER POST
No. 81. G. A r o. Oklahoma
June 9Th. 1905
AZ a regular posi- meeting vote o.
thanks was ordered given 10 the sew.
eral committees Who by their faith.
ri work did So much 10 make The
Decoration day exercises success
To President Y 3 ONeia. who pre.
sided niih distinguished ability to
Hon w KaF ho gave tie ora.
tion Is Miss Franees Davis. resder
and Is aii Who bad q pari in tbe pro
gram faE Of Interest % those present
Also to ail b those who contributed
10 fhs nnd Nsisr Boyd raised Is rur.
chase fhe Ane post rada nag fun
ai badges tran and nag grave marks
fas which the members Of the post
fhanE Tcu aii 81 CHASE.
RI BOOT AFfms=r+
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08

It is the op'nion Of Thomas A Edi-
son, as report recent interview.
that sleepins s mers matter Of
habit and not al lil sacs lry to the
well being Of the humaa acies. Nov
let somebody invent the sleep cure +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08
NOTICE Or sAlz or soaDs

Sealed bids win be received ~ ,bs
board Of education for the civ y
hiekasha Grady county. oklabamo
until 5 O'Clock b m.. June gia ia6s
for sso,ooo0Q five per cent. sehoo,
bonds This bond issue is for tbs r.,..
pose Of erecting and furnishing b,es
school building and making imBrova
menis on the ward buildings "a biss
Tili Be considered by the board & s5,.
cation unless accompanied bv es-.,
fed check On some solvent bass II.
$4,000 and the board reserves M
right to reieet ans aad 81 bids
Certified checks al unsncesssfs,l bss
aers ~ill be returned immeiiatev y.
Ter the board determines the Success.
fal bidder
y p CARMICHAEL
President Board 81 Faaeasias
chiekashaz oklahoma.
Attest
]. 5. TATMAN. clerk en
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08
HOW TURKEY REGULATES AUTOS
Stringent Provisions Made in the Land
az the Sultan.

TIE following Instructions have been
issued to the Turkish custom house
authorities with regard to the intro
duction Of automobiles into Turkey.
The invaoe price vii be converted
into pisstres Nediidie st 1e. and rs
per cent Viii BE added FOR packing
and freight. Il the freight is included
in The invoice only ten per cent viii
BE added On this total a discount of
ten per cent will be allowed and the
duty viii be levied on the remainder.
As regards autos ia transit, thev viii
Be allowed six months 70 pass through
the country A lead seal will be at
iached by the customs authorities 70
g prominent part O. the machine.
which snai further orders. IF unpro-
vi6ei With an Invoice. viii BE esdmat.
"a al a minimum of 15.0ao OK max.
mann g t0a1a piastres. oa this
amount ten per cent Hsr Be takea fos
duty ana only returned. less transit
duty rf enc psT cent when ths auto
IS leaving the country. against pre-
snztian n TIE original receipt given
1s fhe eas.cH sltho1tes on Rbich
mas fsare tha name of the rramis
tezs TIE builder ihe numbers ana any
distinctive uass Oh Ihe machine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08

Meantime as NJ. Cleveland would
say. the Johnson boom is in a state
Of InnOouous dsssiude
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08

The drouth continues unbrogen with
no cessation in sight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08

a p ROOT Adiusnt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-08

D S. TATMAN. Clerk ss.st
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

one cheer is better than dozen
howls.
You can nattcr any man BY asking
his advice.
In times Il peace it doesn't take
much to start quarrel
A fat purse makes a good deal more
than a slight difference.
The man who talks Ike a book
may be accused Of plagiarism.
MANY a man who walks o. his WORK
slowly would gladly run for Office.
some men try 20 dodge the issue
when they find shat they are looking
for.
It's So much easier TO pray fof FOR
sfvenczs than Co fight against temHia
ton
More men would acquire that tired
feeling DO all their words were backed
b. deeds.
MANY a man Who imaElnes he Is
warlffamous Is unknown % the peo
. De in the next block
4 woman doesn't care how mu-f
money her husband earns. u Is Vhai
BE- gets that interests her
Blusbesrd's wives zgs EOt Tie OILS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18
ACTION THREW COBURN
At Memphis Wedncsuay--colllns'Co 90
Rum al Mound City Tonight
Bapt ste-Colins Tuesday

There viii be about sixty EairoiteS
go up to Mound city this afternoon
TO witness the catehas,eatcl-ean
wrestling match between Tom Go.
burn and "Wid Joe" Collins, which
is to take place In the Mound City
opera house this evening Coburn
met Acton the English middleWelght
champion at Memphis Wednesday
night. Regarding the match the
Memphis COmmerciatAppeal says in
part.
Interesting leyotees of the wrest-
ling game. who assembled in small
bu, select numbers at Germania hall
last night, To witness a revival OF the
snort. were furnished with spirited
and scientific tussling. the principal
bout goiu- to Joe Acton OF Wigan,
England. who defeated Wild Tom
Coburn Of Wisconsin by winning the
arst and third fails, the second fail
going To Cubum.
Word from Memphis TO Mr. Barton,
the local promoter is TO the effect
that Cobum was at his best and is
improving all the time Cobrn ar
riyeC in Cairo YESTERDAY Acton has
been sick lately ana it is said that
his condition is not the best
The most Important match of amy
held n Cairo. the contest between
Collins and Ilpt.s,a at the opera
house next Tuesday night is more
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

Age. in a majority % canes. never
comes az az. Disease and accident
make short work cf even the most
prosperous persons. death c1sts moth
irr. and the expense Cf a headstUue
f. an inc1nsideratie tride 10 the happy
heir. To Doc suddenly suuTrd our tn
the middle of ambitious schemes IS
traecai enough at best hut where a
man has beCL r-rf zi1g himself bis
own life 90 the uaanahiie. and saw
ing un everything srr The festival fhat
u74 never " Dee. 90 becomes that hEs
-p-Icauy moving sort af tragedy which
H.- fu The confines n force The
victim is dead-auI Be- has cIaulrEIs
srerraarhed himself. combination
Il caIamities meme The Jess absurd for
being grim. To husband a fagorlfe
gla-at uru lie batch turns SUR De-
not a. 81 en- artflI strobe of paiicg
and how much more with whole
csIar-a uh0s- bodily eKiseucei-
Robert { -1ls crcge-=rn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

How would sou start iu to educate
the FIIpiuu-sT We'll answered the
man Who has been among them, 10
had ms aaE. fhe first fhiuE ] should
Do would ha -a send over a hazlug par
ty and q football team"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

mas been engaged for four Sunda}sI
this summer for religious meeting
on Faster Sunday there were 2,lu3,I
q03 commandments in the Church oi
Englaud. or "a per 1000 Of population.
The proof Of the perfect discipline
Of the Salvation Army IA England wa
shown when 200 officers changed sta
tuus without a hitch.
4 great meeting of protest caused
pishop Van &c Fyver 10 withdraw
from tho Vatican his resignation AZ
bishop Of Richmond. and DE will 10
main with his diocese.
The American Tract society In 10
Sc wears Of existence has issued s.9os
separate publications outside Of tbs
periodicals ~" latter a2gregatlns
z1s.SS6.SGS copies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

The first SUNDAY school IN Nai''
vas started no I.la-idlols ia l4'N.
The Episcopal Church laFm'n .
Union s. plaunirg q mission uamiH-
school at Pittsburg.
The fund for the building nj thf
Ifyenosi cathedral now amounts 70
over Sl4V0.Voy.
The Old South Church in Roster
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18
W.T. q -arasnL7s.

We spa1k oil hardshils. but tle true
hardship BE- to Be dlU fa1I and per-
ui.-aI fo UIaH4uaE- llr h'e -l 'lr
oea .lI ana foolish aag. -k J.. Ste.
E.fa..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

Ir-r-a-r. ard ca.elss--.Es ere The
tao prime su.l.ias 90 lEEi-lic prog
resz. and ti.z- can lLig d. overcome
lainiaHg arf Ey I-eh Ir-z-Fer-
auC-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

4 girl may threaten 10 scream II ?
man attempts a. kiss her, but she SCI
dor. '.os it il there is chance Oh
ap, or S hearing her.-ChicaHu DaiI!
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18
Merit

Earn the honors and the praise you
ret No press agent will work for
you after you are dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

ST. Johns English Evangellca'
Lutheran church OF Minneapolis ha-
mo ushers and no choir. but has t|o
cleraymeu Wa! iarers" are made IL
feel al home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

c-oUn5 Covered - Nsu York.
New York has an area ~ zgs.1is
acre
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

women VINO r.yo los 'l-," heads o.
account Oh an unworthy man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

Instead of returning to their nome
in ENGLAND upon the completion Of o'
years work in China Bishop Gcors.
Moule aud his wife, now 50 years Oh
lee, have determined to remain in the
field.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

subIimity Of the Lords Prayer.
DO you wish TO find out the really
sublimeg Repeat the Lords Prayer.
Napoleon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

The only complete and uaalfere'
Saxon crypt in Great Britain is trl
1T Hexham abbey. IL being built ~ha!l!
Of Roman STONES. there being also
many saxon stones iuh-iivd 10 thu
qew walls az the building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

There are about 90 ministers li.ih9
who received their ordination before
The Associate and Associate Reformed
churches were consolidated 10 1903
md il is hoped ta haze a number OF
them AT tho general assembly tina
month IN Pittsburs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

Oscar Velle, a l2yearold hoy evan
gelist, is holding revival In Mime
sofa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

mas been engaged for four sunday
this summer for religious meeting
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-18

The old SCUM Church IN Ros'or
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
Notes and Comments

Constable Thomas H Buckley the other day celebrated
his hfteth year Of rotund and useful life. And that
he may have fifty more years is the wish Of all who
know Tom"
That Delaware City mystery furnishes good oppor
tunity tor sleuths exercise their skill The
who fired that shot and the life of innocent boy
should be brought to justice and severely punished
The with the pistol is always a dangerous indi-
vidua and should be suppressed. pistol carrying
habit is bad one and generally leads to trouble.
The advance in the price Of meat shows that the
trust has not lost its cunning its ability to mulct the
people upon the slightest pretex The citizen in this
Instance. however, has the redress right at handea
less meat He would be better off and the
would have its wallet hattened.
Mr. Tower has condescended to return to his native
habitat and TO permit Mr. Hill TO test the merits Of
German delicatessen decacies "Knockwurs is one Of
the best German sausages The inference Is palpabe
"a Woman spirituaist committed the Hoboken crime be-
cause was Of happiness in the spirit world
Should have Joined the sufragettes and compelled her
husband to raise the children
Fitzgerald's version OF Omar Khayams Wilderness is
Paradise Bnow" may fit some sections OF this whrhnB
spheres but what is the peculiar aiment of this dvi-
son where lovers sit meath the fragrant rut nos-
SONS? Beats the desert by both land and maritime
measurements Of the old timers.
And now the gentle optmist takes the floor while the
winning pessimst hies himself to the hther
most confines of everything
No der Donnybrook fair is function pecu-
liar Erin is only preparing to initiate IT, 1t
hoped howevern fact IL is eNpected-that the
entertainment win be nearly Of the same sort
Philadelphia is a good place-to stay from. Lots
gun play there resultant erect of bearing fire.
This cowardy practice should be absolutely pro-
hibited, even among peace guardians
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

are indifferent and permit themselves to be pulled
around by the nose by selfish and designing poll
ticians, who are dominated by private interests,
the plan of municipal ownership is impractical
We may some day be fitted in this country for
general municipal ownership. The next best way
to deal with public service corporations-and the
city should always be in close touch with them
is by taxing their gross receipts. That would be
fair to the companies and fair to the people. II
a corporation were not prohtable-and some OF
them do not reap great riches, although the con-
trary is generally assumed-their taxation would
be regulated by this gross receipts plan according
to their ability to pay And that after all, is the
only fair method of taxation.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
..rR1c COMPANY RuMoR.

rsss Z once in awhile a rumor starts that the
ISo electric companies Of this city are to
bined. The rumor is always denied. The
vas started again by the fact that only one
electric companies bid for furnishing the
bting. 1t was supposed that when the two
- w~Ce engaged in the business of sup
''''''''''-'.' Would always be competitive
|lifornia' mia. box contract as the city grants.
shel 80. .. lis no reason to doubt the word
sl -.-.--- =. who are connected with the
|.ss ,....., 90 merger of interests has been
s ire to predict, however, that the
ct !. ..... viii finally get together, either as
nation or to work under an agree
ket :. ''' may fancy that there may be per-
- ition in public service corporations,
/ enjoy the benefits of such competi-
D baskesnanagers Of the companies have
basket rests to consider, and if they find
" D' better by working together or by
bbl.... ..will do either
essed :. =. - who have written upon this
ssed =. -. service corporations declare
~, re - mt competition among them is
buck -. ey set it down as a rule that
---lch corporations get together
or a working agreement
BRoMo oITdence to sustain this view
Rrou,o, in theory to deal with all pub
49, ions in a city is municipal
~ One Day ie goal we should ever have IT
instances, because the voter!
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
RAILROAD.
Bulletin.
THE EASTER SEASON At WILDWOOD.

Wildwood like its sister cities Atlantic City and Cape
Nav has developed into all-the-year-round resort
Where but few years since dozen cottages attracted
fishermen during the to-day eight excellent hotels
open their doors winter well summer to the seeker
after rest and recreation and there is prosperous and
well equipped resort town, with fine boardwalk extending
from one end of the Five Mile Beach to the other
Anglesea and North Wildwood to the north, and
Holly Beach and Wildwood Crest the SOUTH form an
integral part Of Wildwood electric line connecting them
by frequent service.
For the Easter Season. the Pennsylvania Railroad will
inaugurae Saturday. April through train service to
Wildwood from Broad Street Station via the Delaware
River Bridge in connection with its Easter Service to Cape
May.
On weekdays the train will leave Broad Street Sta
ton 4o2 P. NJ. arrive Wildwood 6o8 P. M Returning
train will leave Wildwood Crest 74S A. NJ, weekdays
arrive Broad Street Station 1908 A. M On Sundays the
train will leave Broad Street Station $50 A NJ, arrye
Wildwood 1896 A. M. Returning, leave Wildwood Crest
514 P. NJ arrive Broad Street Station 73o P. NJ
This service is additional to the regular trains from
Market Street Wharf, leaving at So4 A. NJ and 42S P. NJ
weekdays and 900 A. M. Sundays
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

Joseph Howard a well-known newspaper
writer, passed away in New York the other day at
the advanced age of Is years The good do not
all die young. In many ways Howard was a re-
markable man. In his day he was one of the best
in his line, and his letters mirroring life of New
York were always interesting and entertaining.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

by the old officers. and It is hoped that
every Endeavorer in tho city win en-
deavor to be present The program
committee has arranged a very inter-
esting conference on prayer meeting
committee work for this meeting.
The annual rally OF the union will be
held April 2s, at which the new officers
viii be installed and an address deliv-
cred by the Rev John A. Higgins, d.
d., of Chelsea, Massachusetts, who will
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
SYI Thursday, April 2, 1908.
i. .NsoN Room Nor sTRoNo.

e nNSON BOOM NOl d 4NOANN
.PrfNNEAPoLIs, MINI, newspaper
ba;ch naturally is interested in the boom
o,,or Johnson. of that State, for the
ma non,;nation for President, takes
,,,,;e,y oF the chances of the governor to
.yiIon,ination The friends OF the Mime
p.rt;,,e exnected some delegates from
North Dakota for the governor, but the
ien have captured the delegates in those
y vbe 'oninion IS expressed that Governor
20 cav not have the solid delegation from
cent ate behind him, owing to the acuVily
La. ..o.r % Minnesota.
~ ~, lNashineton correspondent of
watsoec;a, fper, the Johnson boom has no
vney, buth and this correspondent
nder s''g 2ryan appears to be gaining some
smith, OF Southern States that he was sup
ye received t.
gng. ana is reported as declaring that ne
~ at the. the instruction of the Virginia
girls near van. and If this is correct the OPP
Iii, =, sH'e'9s have lost a point. Senator Dan
hers OF theiost influential men in Virginia,
xford. West ed to be able to prevent the OLD
st Chester aies from being tied to Bryan. II
a neel,nt tsgates are sent uninstructed the
= cornman'an will have a strong rallying
voorheesdidacy of Governor Johnson not
Kennett dway that its friends predicted, It
New,cen that Judge Gray will probably
ID a. t'fr frora ie opponents of Bryan, although
Z at Avondfrman sentiment throughout the
Priscilla Conan, besides having the Ohio
hip have lin with, may pick up consider
,ni hs 81 orgaag. He has been active OF late
Knight Tems and assailing the Republicans.
uare or wesohnson boom was regarded as
Dys citizens .ble. and one around which the
TO vote for an could solidify With it out
o avor ~ %N Nocsshould be no difficulty in secur-
once Of Mrpr Judge Gray. And this will be
sheriff James local Cray leaders, who have
at secane. If an encouraging nature, hnd
~ VIM deceived.
10 recent hr
re killed in .ians in both parties stirring,
er. and thancn fnll. nctiNn and with the old
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

Not to be outdone by the Board Of Trade, the
Mercantile Association is preparing for dinner.
The fields of labor. of the two organizations do
not conflict but rather supplement each other.
In the Mercantile Association are some of our
foremost merchants and the organization is prov
ing of much benefit to its members
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
OUR NEW BUILDING

Work will be commenced at
once and pushed rapidly to
completion. While il is in pro-
sress there will be no inter-
ruption Of business in any de-
partment. Every arrangement
has been made for the accom-
mediation of patrons as hereto
fore. We hope to be able in a
comparatively short time to
merge the old and the new
into one of the finest Trust
Company Offices in the coun-
try.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

The Wilmington Lodge of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen, has certainly obtained fine
home on Washington street the former property
Of the Wilmington Bicycle Club. This lodge has
had a remarkably successful career, and has rea-
son tb feel proud Of its progress.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
EVERY WEEK

THE EVENING JOURNAL will pub.
lish popular piece of music. The way
to get these pieces regularly is to sub
scribe for THE JOURNAL. Send your
order to this office or to any news agent
6 cents per week or 25o per month.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
'N N...uL1cAN ...u PRIMARIES.

= a''ss' aa"S", m the interest stirred up, there
street, walarge vote polled at the Republi-
.r... ss1IKo ton, to be held on Saturday.
%. OK 4lNshe so-called organization and its
r..Ia4 Nd by former Senator Anthony
4 e" s,oeen named in most OF the dis
fan. zSgtry Republican will have an oppor,
...Sa ress his sentiments. If he does not
rn of this chance he should for while
i 10. al I'D his peace. The way is clear and
b "a Republicans to voice their views re-
T.. conduct of the party.
+ ~ primary will be a clear-eut battle
pfd s51 lsouthe satisfied and the dissatisfied
-. I4HlSouth it out.
...37kt tfexa-
d. rs" IN tT repression, the advent Of spring
-. o7HIU. matrimonial market to become
pa Vi business is brisk with the Rev.
i - HfA who appears to be the chief
= 1oXWnopolist of the city. Cupid de-
IS" and love laughs at lack Of
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
}. H. R

take as his subject "A Christian En-
deavor Motto"
sH. r.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

be recent IN
re killed in ,ians in both parties stirring,
er, and thsnce folk active, and with the old
county paiors showing symptoms of life,
-------- -ht to have something to keep
ig this year of grace.
Evening journal., 1908-04-02
citv Union Notes.

City Union Notes.
The monthly meeting Of the City
Union viii be held Tuesday evening.
April 7, in the Olivet Presbyterian
Church at o'clock. This viii be the
last meeting that will be conducte-
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

~NlNo JOURNAL uses the United Press Newi sss.i
eJAd In its editorial rooms over sP'0''
Evening journal., 1908-04-02

- mar a. an sale regularly at every newsstans,. :,
roo, ana the principal towns in the State .',l %
. at Broad street station ana "T,s'' Pa
hes-n,,t street station, Phiadelphl@ 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-12

E. c. Richards, Grand Rapids,
Mich; Sidney E. Mayors, Dallas; E.
Haneison, San Antonio; Allen l..
Garfield, Dallas; w. B. Head, Steph-
enville; J. B. Morgan, St. Louis; 7.
E. Porter, Hillsboro; C. A. Shippey
Dallas; Richard Epes, Chicago; j.
R. Alexander, Tyler; T. C. Edmond
son, Waco; c. E. Mcpherson, Dali
las; T. H. Skiles, Fort Worth; S. M.
Wallace. Dallas; Eli Meiser, Para
gould, Ark; d. c. Chadwick, Fort
Worth; ] w. Blakey, Ennis; r. A.
Holmes. Dallas; Jno. T. Bonner,
Tyler; A P. Fem, Tell City, Ind;
NJ. L. Green, league; Jay Smith
Dallas; P. Freeman, Ennis; E. X
Atwood, Ennis; d. ]. Straus, San
Antonio; Gus Hoover, Fort Worth;
r. NJ Sullivan, Fort Worth; S. j
Kuqua, Indianapolis; l. M. Easley
Dallas; II. G. Holcombe, Fort
Worth; 0. A. Byrn, Dallas; Jno
Wyche, Waco; C. S. Smith, Detroit;
w. L. Mccormick, New York; l. A
Levitt, Temple; T. E. Bailey, Mem
phis; H. j. Garvey, Rochester, n
Y; 0. f. Foster, Dallas; Graham
Anthony, Dallas; T. t, Crawford
New Orleans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-12
Sutton to PLAY Winner.

Chicago, March 12.-George SUIT
ton will play the winner of the bill
lizard match between Willie Hoppe
and Jacob Schafer for the cham
pionship at 1Sinch balkline, one
shot in Great interest was manifest
ed by Chicago biillardists in the Hop
pe-Schafer contest. Hoppe was a
favorite with a majority of the eX-
pert, but the game was won by
Schaefer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-03-12
Proclamation,

Let all good citizens get busy Sat
urday and join the crusade for a
cleaner city. Saturday is cleaning up
day all over Texas Let every citizen
make an extra effort to clean his
premises and make Waxahachie a
cleaner and more beautiful city.
PERRY S. ROBERTSON,
Mayor