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Evening journal., 1909-07-14
ARRANGE FOR TEVTS
AT COUNTY FAIR

The executive committee of the New
Castle County Fair Association met in
the office Of the secretary, at Fifth
and Shipley streets, yesterday after
noon and arranged for the erection and
placing Of the tents at the fair
grounds.
The monthly meeting of the directors
will be held on Tuesday afternoon,
and as it is the last meeting before
the fair. a large attendance Of tho
directors is requested.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Women Urge Monument
To Ambulance Horse

lone the big fire horse Of the Phoenix
Fire Company. which dropped dead on
Monday while IN performance Of its duty,
will not be forgotten.
Women in the vicinity Of Twelfth and
King streets. are collecting funds for a
fitting memorial TO be erected TO the faith
ful animal.
There was some surprise when IL be-
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
$4,000 PAID FOR
ST. GEORGES FARM

An important farm sale was made yes
terday when the heirs Of William IT.
Newton and great grandchildren Of VIII
liam Hurlock sold the combined Newton
farms Of iss acres at st. Georges, to Ed
ward Gam.
The price paid FOR the farm was s2i.
oo0 and between $50 aud 400 acres are
high land Part of the farm skirts tho
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Mr..
Gam will give his attention TO develop
ing tho property. The sale was arranged
by William n. Cooper, Jr.. attorney. who
represented interested parties.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
SHOT WIFE AND
THEN HIMSELF

NEW YORK. July 14-Edward j.
Helmus died in the Presbyterian Hos
pital fro ma pistol wound / nthe tenn
pie. while his wife lies seriously in
jured from another pistol wound.
Last night Helmus and his wife en-
tertained guests in their home, and
seemed happy. They had been mar
ried but four months and their friends
believed their life was ideal. After the
guests left. Helmus. without warning
and apparently without reasoh. drew
a revolver and shot down his wife and
then ended hsi own life. Absolutely
no reason can be found for the tragedy.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
WEATHER

WASHINGTON, o. c., July 14.-The
temperature has fallen somewhat in
the eastern and southern states, and it
continues quite low in the northwest.
The weather during tonight and
Thursday will be partly cloudy without
material change in temperature in the
Middle Atlantic States and in the Ohio
valley and the lower LAKE region.
Forecast till 8 p. m. Thursdays
For Delaware-Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday; not much change in
temperature; light variable winds.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
AGED UNKNOWN
MAN BURIED

Held at the morgue since July Fourth
in the hope that relatives might claim
the body, the aged railroad victim
killed on the Pennsylvania elevated
al Stroud street was buried last even
ing at the county burying ground az
Farnhurst
II was intended to inter the body
on Saturday but the coroner decided to
hold II a short time longer. A num-
Der OF persons viewed the body at the
morgue, but none identified il. The
man was about 20 years Of age
Evening journal., 1909-07-14

the cases and won out.
He drew many contracts for the city.
and attended TO many bond issues and
drew many legislative acts, IN addition
10 representing the city before tho Leg
islature. Mr.. Townsend had the salts
faction, too, OF condI,ting proceedings
for the opening OF ptHts Of Front street,
Clayton, Tenth. Race and miles Of new
streets in the Ninth ward. He looked
after the widening Of Front and Tenth
streets.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
CONTRACT FOR
DOVER STREETS

DOVER. July 14.--Dover's street
commission today awarded the contract
for laying new streets to the United
Paving Company Of Atlantic city,
whose bid was S7S.129.S4. This concern
was the lowest of the several New
York, Philadelphia and Richmond bid
ders.
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sridaevlIIe Water sxstsn.

The Town Board of Bridgevillo again
is advertising for bids on a water and
sewerage system TO be installed in the
town. Bids will be opened by the
board at 1 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon next r. Reese Layton is secre-
tary of the Town Board.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14

came known that tho faithful ambulance
horses remains were disposed OF without
any ceremony Many thought the horse
that had aided so many suffering persons
would be inferred with behtting cere-
monies Instead Of being sent to a rem
dering plant. The horse was the special
pride Of Driver McCulln, Of the ambul-
ance.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Satisfied With New Road.

Members of the Levy Court yester-
day afternoon inspected the half mile
of new road leading from Newark sta
tion. 1t has coating of asphaltoilene
and at present the road is satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
July Wheat sf.25.
BY United Press Leased speclai vvir,

CHICAGO, July 14.-July wheat
scared sensationslly during the first
hour of trading today when the price
went TO $l25, the highest price YET
reached on the crop
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
seeino New York.

Carmine DiMare. a member of tho
lpolice department is visiting relatives
at No. 247 Grand street. New York
city.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Appointed Teacher In Chester.

Edward l.. Pontz. who has been for
four years vice. e-principal Of the Smyrna
High School. has been appointed
teacher In Chester High School.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Orphan's count Work.

In Orphans Court today an order Of
sale of real estate of the late Michael
Ninwicz was made. Other minor mat
ters We're transacted by the court.
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EXCURSION TO Pennsorove.

German Baptist Sunday School went
on an excursion to Pennsgrove today.
Some of the members will go on a
straw ride from Pennsgrove.
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Mr.. Chandler on Vacation.

County Comptroller Philemma Chan
dler left today for wildwood. where
he will spend a few days.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Grant Letters on sharp Estate.

Register of Wills Walker today
granted letters on the estate Of Will
liam b. Sharp to Mary r. sharp.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
To Finish Road

Horrigan and Co. win put finishing
touches on the new stone road be-
tween Eden Park and New Castel this
week. The road was built last wear.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Rain Helps Down Country Crops.

There was a heavy rain last evening
in and about Clayton The rain great
ly benefited crops there.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
Mr. Fralm Counts cIsrk.

Eugene +. Fraim today assumed his
duties as clerk in the Office Of Recorder
OF Deeds Biliany He win be known
as the recorder OF deaths. births and
marriages
Evening journal., 1909-07-14
New Clerk at Work.

Recorder Of Deeds Billany today put
another clerk to work recording char
ters.
Evening journal., 1909-07-14

Advertising Is Nothing More
Than An Invitation, Saying,
We Need You; You Us.
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The Bishop Stayed.

The bishop of a southern diocese
was once making a missionary jour
ney through Arkansas and the In
dian Territory, and on his arrived at
Natchez he said to the landlord of a
hotel, Il have been travelling for a
week, day and night in "A mail wag-
on, and ! want a comfortable room -
Sorry" said the landlord, but
don't believe there's vacant room
in Natchez there's horse race, a
Methodist conference ana a political
convention in the city, and every
house is fun up. The only thing | can
give you IS a shake down Then. OBJ
serving the bishops tired face, he ad-
ded, The best room in my house Is
rented to a noted gambler who usual
~ remains out all night and seldom
gets in before breakfast, If you win
take the risk, you shall have his
room; but If he should come in there
viii be row, III promise you that. y
The bishop decided to take the
risk About O'Clock In the morning
the gambler returned and promptly
shook the bishop by the arm
Get out of here, or I'll put you
OUT" he shouted
The bishop, the gentlest OF men,
raised himself on one elbow, so that
it brought the muscles of his arm into
fun relief
"My friend he began quietly
before you put me out, viii you
have the kindness to feel OF my
arm?"
The gambler put his hand on the
/ bishops arm.
4 stranger" he then said respect
fully, you can stay. 49, Youths Com
Ipanion.
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samp tttun use or thifI rrals
et.. entertained siuaiat nIaW by
a... 30 u numt n H
u aUI
au IHHM f#EH HH..l
Hn u .hr u.#t fats thr rHf
u f. bu 900 .H.
NH H Hu.. .. ial tu .Hup
U. "a tf..H t.H shaded UEHf.
$685.. HI4 tf.E HHuua maI. very
.f.u aH. .tUf. decoration Loo
the ha1 dIuIts Hom ana raHar in
1He .tu.f oI IH. .oom ths bo q
us't. presided over hraalful
tiH. decorated table al served ucc.
.at thloHNbout iho rt,ning io the
mcp group 81 bol avid alfia
Following tbe utmaatine there
atfo Halloween game zach as bit.
lna spplr hanging on striugs and
fluatirE ln d tub ~ water ana others
hiob afe always enjoyed 10y young
STEERS. In darkeued corner of the
ball r. witch in her tent waited to re-
roitc those who wanted their for
tunes told The most lauRhable aud
amusing contest OF the evening was
au auction iu which the girls took
part. Money consisting Of grains Of
corn In small sack was given each
young lady aud the auctioneer stood
ready to sell the interesting looking
packages which when opened would
determine what trade the future hus-
bands of these merry lassies would
follow.
Refreshments of Waldorf salad
sandwiches, crackers. pie and apples
were served by little Misses Sleeper
and Jones.
The hands of tho clock were NOV
all too quickly toward the hout
Of twelve, when the guests took tn Dir
departure. wishing their host many
pleasant aud happy Halloweens.
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u. VI. WILKINS PRO, ACTOR.
Houston and Texas Cenand Nothina
Agent Becomes Gcncy

II. Nj. wilkins, freiPnoted actor at
close range and disbeleving the stor-
les often told that stage people sell
! dom read anything but theatrical
news, / started out armed with two
( notebooks and two fountain pens,
charged to the muzzle Yes, Mr..
/ Boothlet was in and read my card.
Mr. Boothlet-Well, what is your
; business My time is precious; it is
time for me now to be standing in
front of the Adams house
( interviewer came to get your
views on the Cook-Peary controver-
I sy
Mr.. Boothlet U-m; Cook-Peary
what chains of theatres do they run.
! Oh, yes; | remember; the one who 5
got the most Doodle Will win out, OF
course; he always does Take Keith
and Proctor and
/ Interviewer / mean the eXplor-
ers.
/ Mr.. Boothlet- Explorers That's
new one on me BY the way, have
YOU seen me In "The Thirteenth
Knight?" Packed houses every night
4 ten curtain calls at the close of the
second act -Four managers after me
now for next season.
interviewer BY the way, Mr.
I Boothlet, who is your favorite living
humorist?
/ MIR Boothlet- Bill Nye after him
Artemus Ward
interviewer Beg pardon, but
said living
Mr.. Boothlet oh, yes, come tc
think of IT, ! attended the funerals OF
both of them. Did you see what the
critics said of me the opening night!
Here are eleven clippings read them
Art isn't dead, no, no, art isn't dead
The sterling player is coming into
his own again. But, really sir, you |
have to excuse me; ! must be upor
my way. Tell your paper that O. X
/ Boothlet is making the hit OF his HE
in "The Thirteenth Knight Coco
! day! Boston Herald
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FALLS CHtHCm, unles

Falls Church. NoE- p r. NS4nys aa'T-sH1ff7dl
'raJs are looking fine now.
Farmers are about through gather
ing their cotton.
This community was blessed with
Ia nice rain Sunday morning.
Health is very good at present.
Mr. w. c. Aday spent Tuesday
night with his brother Mr.. J, r..
AJay.
Mr.. Bill Perry attended the Dallas
fair Saturday
The Falls school is progressing
nicely
Misses Ethel and Ona Aday went
shopping in WaXahachie Saturday.
Several from here went to hear
George Stuart speak Thursday night,
Miss Meta Aday visited her bro
Their and wife, Mr.. Robert Aday, Sat
urday afternoon
Mr. Arthur Boring attended the
league at Bethel sunday night
Miss Orlena Mckinney has return
ed home from Lancaster, where she
has been visiting relatives
Mr.. Amhro Boring OF WaXahachie
visited ho6e folks Sunday
Misses Meta Mary and Ruthie
Boring visited Miss Bessie Boring
Sunday
Mr. Cam Perry attended Sunday
school at the Falls Sunday morning.
Mr. elem Stiles Of WaXahachle
visited Mr. Carl Stiles sunday
MIR. J. r. Aday and family visited
Mr.. W r Aday Saturday and sun
day
Mrs. Sallie Mackoy and Miss May
Aday visited Mr.. S. II, Stephens and
family Of Forreston Saturday and
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, j. II. Joslin visited
the latters brother, Mr., Felix Prath-
en- of Maypearl Sunday.
Mr. Felix Prather has rented
a place near Cleburne for another
year.
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j. NJ Penlend, ST Louis; Oscar
Caldwell Hillsboro; II. W. Freeman,
MeXia; j. ID. Harwood Austin; p. ID.
Preston st, Louis; H. w. McGee and
Wife, Ned MILFORD, j.. e. Truehart
Chicago; Carlos Inkeeps and wife,
London. Ky; Elder Burns, Houston;
Cola Matthews, San Antonio; VIM,
b. Adamson. Dallas b. II stephens,
Corsicana; r. V. Murray, r. j. I,
Burke. Dallas: w Thompson, Fort
Worth: w s. Robinson, J A. Walk
or, Ennis; f. J Yingling, f. r.
smith. f. r. Woodward, Dallas; l..
r. Holland, Bardwell; NJ, Phelps, Los
Angeles: c. c. Drake Fort Worth;
F.. r Miller Louisville; Madge
stephens. Houston; Jas. b. Camp
bell. Chicago; p. +. Bailey, j. ID.
Miller, Dallas; C. w. Foster, Austin;
w l.. Kendrick, Dallas; H. y,
Hanks, Wortham C. e. Pratt, Dali
las; r. H. McCurdy, San Antonio;
w. \. Markham Corsicana; JACK
Jordan, st. Louis.
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HER PRAYER IL ANSWERED.
Woman Wins Farm In Government
Land Drawing After Great Trials.

Aberdeen, S. D.. Nov. , Turning
away tearfully and broken-hearted,
from the final day of the drawing of
names of winners IN the Cheyenne
River and Standing Rock Reserva
lions. Mrs. sylvia II. Gillard of San
dusky. O.. widow, aged 60 years,
glanced idly upon the printed list OF
winners upon the wall. She faced
the bitterest disappointment of her
life. but decided to take just one
more look, for all day long and day
after day she had spent hours at the
drawing in the hope that she would
hear her name.
Slowly turning the pages she was
thrilled to see her own name oppo-
site 433S as winner of that choice
of claims.
Thank God, she screamed, my
prayer has been answered.
With tears streaming down her
face she sang with joy She had
worked nights in hotel to pay her
way TO Aberdeen, She sat up Tor
days to hear her name but when 1t
was called she had fallen asleep.
The drawing of the 10000 names
ended yesterday.
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Lionel Lawrence the star ui
The Nan of Honor Company that
will appear At the opera house too
morrow uieht. was the first Wit
ness subpoeaed by attorneys for uar-
ry * Thaw for the killing of STAN
ford White The summons. which
Mr. Lawrence has in his possession
is quite curiosity and valued relic
from It's connection with now
world known tragedy The SUBJ
roeua is dated December %. 1907,
aud Is TO- his appearance before the
supreme Court at It's criminal term
commencing at 1880 a. m. Janu-
AIRY 6. Taos The document is
ma Cosr 10y Peter j. Doolng. clerk,
It was K. Peabody. counsel FOR de-
yado ,b.,, MIR Lawrence WAS stage
,fficar +, oh Madison Square Garden
IN the Bonnin '"e 'IaeeoH ana 'o"N
'or the accidt ''H 'u'd lne '''"' sun
alter cleared l. '"'" """"7-
es Edward r, " very Pieas"u''S re-
irticle, was a '.''' 'ii'' iii'''V 90
said that he had 'HH Noi'i'' P'oo-
..ff 90 tybfrt, p,ada
personally, but that Til ""''l I'""e
Intended primarily as a G. n''e i'7'
he naval personnel bill OF
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They Will cure, .,,,,,,
strengthen yc
rect urinary Board Orders 1t In
up the IN Physical Exercises.
c4ltre was ISSUED by the English |
lard of education this week sylla- /
bus respecting physical exercises in /
elementary schools which is receiv-
ing the warmest commentator from |
British educationalists. This syllabus |
is regarded as in a measure consti |
futing the first official recognition |
in that country of the fact that il is !
not only the mind but also the body |
Of the child that requires develop |
ment in a system Of national educa- |
lion~- Ql ~. -t time NOD - ''e
I'D, at the Methodist church al
O'Clock Leader. Mrs. Matte Lay
Scripture lesson, 145th Psalm.
Song and prayer,
Repeat the 23rd Psalm respon,
sively.
Tell of our work in Korea, Mrs
VIII Moore.
Discussion-H the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society proved tC
be a permanent good in the church
Mrs. Il. r. Miller.
Poem, selected Mrs Ed Campbell
Music. Collection
uesday--Leader, Mrs. j. G
Fears
Scripture, LIST Thes 9Th chapter.
Song and sentence prayers.
A birds eye view of the work in
China. Miss Ivy Cheatham
Discussion In what way can We
be most helpful to our auxiliary and
conference officers? Mrs. j. b, Dun.
away.
A talk on christian stewardship
Mrs. Ann Rodgers.
Collection and dismissal
Wednesday Leader, Mrs j. T
Mcclure
Scripture lesson, list John 3rC
chapter
Song and prayer.
Give a synopsis of the years work
Mrs A. Lasswell.
Leaflet Mrs, ED Hawkins.
Collection
Can for new members
Dismissed with the 126th Psalm IL
concert.
MRS. MATTE LAY,
President Pro TEN
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rH. tue fHH.Npi ts Do. u ni
ih. ap.H u.u. HH.fH t lH
uHl. vub bs tusg a,Hafiui 81.
maarbDs OFT M Wy Hd DO Is,
a.. oI H. b,a p'afH b. He .aru bore
taI season lrv vtfa of "a,
cent teau ta,. achieved aneb o
ala ramH1uy o. tmia particular
uoll aa hsa ar Urla FOR rai.
tuur good p.at si love- lutieu,. sd
venture plots aud eouufptpluts ve
know of nothing better There T.
life. movement animation and ab
porbiue interest in etefy act and tor
n Tedious evening ur dull raiuy af
Jefuoan nothing viii please sou
halr ao we'll
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4 Revival Meeting,

Rev. 4. s. White of Dallas will be-
Gin series of meetings for the
Church of Christ at this place on
Monday, November the Sth, begin
ming at 1880 in the evening. Rev.
White is a well known evangelist and
you are cordially invited to attend
and bring your friends. Geo. w.
Graves.
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SUNDAY Services.

Chapel Hin, IL a, m Dixons
Chapel $3.50 p. m, The last service OF
the year You are cordially Invited
to attend | desire to thank the En-
terprise for its unfailing kindness in
publishing my notices during the
year. Thank you. c. L, Lindsey, Pas
tor.
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Mrs Louie HTS, 42S Outlor St.
Dan,ilIe, H., writes, October list:
Foley's Kidney Pills started me on
the road To health | was treated
by four doctors and took other kid
ney remedies but grew worse, and
was unable to do my homework,
and the doctor told me | could only
live from Two to six months am
now SO much better that do all of
my own work. and | shalI be very
glad TO tell any one afflicted with
kidney or bladder trouble the good
results | received from taking
Foleys Kidney Pills. Commence
today and he well. DO not risk
having BrighL's Disease or Diabetes.
b. w Fearis ID
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Notice i'iremcn.

There will be a meeting of the w.
II. Getzendaner Hose and Engine
company Wednesday night Nov. 3.
Let an members be present and come
prepared 10 pay dues.
JAS. KELLEIiER, Secy.
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THE CONSTIPATION EVIL.
Is Responsible for Most Gases of
Piles.

Piles.
Constipation para1yzes the blood
vessels of the lower bowel, and often
causes piles. Women, and all other
indoor workers, are the most fire.
uuent sufferers. But curing consti'
patton alone won't cure piles. A spe-
cial medicine is needed Internal
treatment, to strengthen the flabby
veins and start pure blood circulat-
Ing.
Or. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is the
only internal pile cure Sold under
guarantee. II at b, w, Fearis, Waxa-
hachie, Texas, or DR. Leonhardt Co,
station b, Buffalo, n. Y Write for
booklet. az
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..v ..s
I.I.t fta4t.at
900. n tf.tt.
taH
mWH0. tfta.
H.t
Ie me >.a rhaus a.
r.ons a ,a. HH roonre
h.au ~
U w MADISON contractor ant
milfe. n
" croat Go garage and auto
nprHe Il
3d. mccartney has returned from
-uunar utiB
aeo p s. Cronk CO for ail Kinds
af auto supplies u
Nfs 3 u Dean Of s., louis s. ,is.
.lune N.- " W Leepcr
r Williams went to Corsioaua
this morning on business.
buy your pump tom r. s Crouk
/ Co All r,pds Prices way down. #
Mt and Mrs Harry Neeks are en-
pertaining new boy at their home
Mrs T. Chaska aud Mrs. Joe Cert
returned last nigh, from a visit to
I Ennis
Carnations and chrysanthcmums
now ready Cali and see them. Bird
Forrest II
Mrs Pat +. Hooks and Mrs II. T..
Chiles of Itasca are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs +. f. Cunningham.
A fine jack bought by John Wat
son a few weeks ago and for which
be paid $500 died Sunday night.
Jesse Kennedy and VI. X Ward
left last night for Wichita county 81
spend several days hunting
game.
A. its
Foley's Honey and TsJohns
coughs quickly. strengtlsbe TAX
lungs and eXpels colds Nod or
genuine in a yellow package ,.ors
Fearis r ways
an King
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There Is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumo-
MIA or consumption after Foley's
Honey and Tar has been taken, as
IL will stop your cough and break. up
your cold quickly. Refuse any but
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
I'm "a yellow package. Contains no
opiates and is safe and sure B. W.
Fearis. -
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no PARENTS If you have sons
or daughters attending school
away from WaXahachie YOU should
send them the WaXahachie Enter
prise II contains all the local news
of Waxahachie and Ellis county one
year $I0O; nine months rs cents;
Six months so cents. All subscrip-
tions TO the Enterprise are cash in
advance The Enterprise, published
at the Daily Light office. Ct
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Hicks Capudine Cures SICK Head
ache.
ALSO Nervous Headache, travellers
Headache and aches from Gr'
stomach Troubles or Female ron-
bles, Try Capudine--it's liquid-et-
fects Immediately. Sold by drug
gists. ai'
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w. q. W. Attention
rv1s's;:ss,.-7
ha<. 90
tWo[.W2vsD
~a~Sss{'

Regular meeting of Elm Camp
No. as. W. Q. W. tonight and all
members are urged TO be present
Degree work
J. A. SHORES, c. c.
LEM WRAY, Clrk.
When you think OF having PRINT
Ing done, the next thought should
be OF the Enterprise Publishing COM
nany-the place where you can get
ii done TO suit you.
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We prir, anything you want from
a visiting card to the largest size
circulars. Enterprise Publishing
company. u
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FREE TO new Subscribers to Youths
Companion. the remaining weeks Of
November aud December, 1903, with
all of 1910 for one years subscrp-
tion, including Thanksgiving and
Christmas numbers. also the beauti-
ful calendar of thirteen colors see
y +. owen or phone Bell 273 for
particulars. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-02

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