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The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
JOHN L. GETS BACK AT INFLATED ACTOR

L hereno
certain
actor to the good OLD warrior This
of
with peaeem complexion that the
he walked
hghter before cultur
Good morning the friend
GOOD morning john replied the friend Sullivan
odgos Ar UmseUsrtz Of whom
his heactors head
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
BROOKLAND TAKES ANOTHER.
Capital City Leaguers Win Exciting
Game from ParkvfeTv.

In fast and exciting game al Brook
land yesterday. the crack Brookiand
team Of the Capital City circuit. defeated
Parkviev, OF the Suburban League. by
the score OF s 20 4
Simon started in the box for the win
ners. but retired at the end OF the third
in favor OF Sullivan, who proved easv
for the SubUbanites. who knocked him
out Of the box before the inning was
concluded Green was then substituted.
and for the remainder Of the game pitch
Cd gilt-edge ball A double play BIZ
Chism, Nau. and Ohler and q catch bv
Middlekauf. IN the first inning, were the
features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE WINS.
Dumbartons 0utcIasSed. IL to =. on
Monument Lot.

The preparatory team Of ST Johns Col
Iege met and defeated the Dumbartons
by a score OF a 10 : on the Monument
grounds yesterday afternoon The Preps
played in good form throughout. At frs;
the Preps were a little scary. but they
soon discovered the weak points in theis
opponents. anT after the fourth inning
they never lost the lead. The inheld was
always on its mettle and used good judg-
ment in several difficult plays. G. Drury
pitched well He had nine put-outs 70
his credit Rafferty,, behind the bat. gave
timely support
The Dumbartons at times played wen.
and Warner made a difficult catch Al sec
Ond. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
DOELERS BUSY At INCA.
Three-msn Tourney Starts with
Many Entries.
Handsome Prizes offered for win
ming Teams and Competitors
with Best Scores.

On Wednesday. April p, the bowling
contingent Of the local Y. NJ. c. \. started
q three-man duekpin tournament which.
according to schedule, viii continue until
the latter part OF June. All OF the regular
pinspillers Of the association are en-
tered in competition for several handsome
prizes. which viii be awarded the win
ming team second and third teams, for
high individual average. second and third
high individual averages. individual high
game. high set. high fat game. greatest
number Of strikes. and greatest number
OF spares
4 list G. rules which wiII be strictly OBJ
served by al competitors has been posted.
The schedule for the season follows:
FIRST SERIES.
Wednesday. Arril z-BraTes IS. Cevho7S.
Friday. April ZS-ScUuis Is. Wzr7ioTs
Monday. ATril 3-Indians - Rangers
Tresisy. April Z-OutlaEs Ts Gne-iras
Weduesday- Arrl 2S-BTsFes X Scouts
Thursday. April s-Rzn7sTs ", Ws-r5ors.
Fi6av. AE-il 30-In6ians rs- scc1tz
Saturday, Nsy l-Coxboys - Os-fsa-z
Monday. Nay 5-Raugers " GueyiIlas
TUESDAY. MAY s-I1disns IS. Ws1Tio-S
WEDNESDAY. Nav 5-BTaYes v. 9EsssrA
THURSDAY. Msy s.Seoats vs Cezboya
Fridzy Msy 7-Brzves rx Indians
SATURDAY, Nay s-OutlzEs vs.. wazio-A
Monday May ie-Sco-ts "a tsrerflIss
Tses5ay. May Il-C0zboys rs. Rangers.
W=5=@=dsy May Iz-SueriLss ~ Warrso-S
Thursday. EzS l3-0ztlsEs rs. Sccuts
FridaT. Nay l4-B-zTss X Rangers
Ssturisy. Nav i5-Indisns ~ C0Tboys
Ao1daJ. Nay lI-IndiaEs ~ Gue-ilsS
Tuesday May Is-Ccrboys II War-iu-s
Tass-
THURSDAY. Asy 3-0utlszs y. Rs1zex
Friday May I-Bzzvss - Wa-riors
Saturday Nay 2-Rsngsrs - Scr1ts-
Monday. May Si-CsuflsEs IS. India1s.
Tsssday. Nay S-cc~boss GuesllsS
SECOND SERIES
Wefpez5sy NAY aS-Sco=.ts u Ws--io~s
THURSDAY. Nay Z-Guerill2S Fs. 0utisFx
Frdzy. May &B-Fes v. C0zbrys
SATURDAY. Nay &-Indisns IS. Ranze$
Morday May G-COSo0ys TS Outlaws.
Tuesizy. June l-RsnzsTs IS. Ns1sGrs
Wednesday. June 2-Brsres =. GuErilss.
ThrTsday June 5-Iniisns Ts. ScoGfs.
Friday. June s-BzzFss ~ Outlars
SSfur7izy. Nay Scouts - CoEhcyS
MGuday. IuHe f-iuersllas Ss. RaaSerS
Tuesday. June S-Indians Warriors
WEDNESDAY. June s-Gus-iss Is. Seouss
THURSDAY. JUnc le-o'ullaws IS. Ws-TicrS
Friday. June II-BrzTes Is. Indians.
satu7izy. June I2-Covboys - Rsn<zrS
Monslsy, June is-OgtiaEs - Scouts
Tuesday. Iune l5-GcGiIlss IS Wa-ioz-
Wednesday. June is-BTzFes Is BanEsrS
THURSDAY. June i7-Fn6izns ~ COzbo-s
Friday. Juas 1s-BEres IS. ScoutS
SstsrfsT June fa-OptiaEs IS. RsuzsrS
Monday. June Z-Indisns IS. Guer7lsS.
Tues5sv June G2-Co~boys Is. EsUiorz.
WednssdsT June Z-0atlaEs IS. IrdisuS
Thrra5zy. Ja1e z-Cozbovs GuerIisS
Friday June S-BrsFes - Warriors.
Saturday. Juze 2-Rsnss-s souTtG
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
BOOKIES WILL TAKE IN BOUT.
PimIieo Turfmen show Interest in
sTurphy-SuIIIvan Go.

Secretary Maurice J. Herford, OF the
Eureka Athletic Club. had a busy time
yesterday morning enrolling out-of-town
members who are now in the city attend
ing the Pimlico race meeting Appuca-
tons were received and accepted from
over fifty followers Of racing who are
very eager 20 witness the fifteen-round
battle between Tommy Murphy, OF New
York and Kid Sullivan, OF Washington,
who viii clash for the I30-pouna title be-
fore the f0ral 0Tgarizati0n at the Fourth
Regiment ArmOvy Tuesday night.
The deiuse Of applications Is a sign
that there viii be a big crowd present
when the TWO men enter the ring stripped
TOT action Nearly every owner, trainer
Jockey, and bookmaker here for the PIN
lic0 meeting has been put down in the
membership book Of the Eureka Athletic
Club.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
WIN GAME IN NINTH.
cOlumbia Athletic Club Beats Ken
sfneton bx 9 20 :.

The Columbia Athletic Association de-
fested the KensingtOn team at Kensing-
ton yesterday IN a wrIl-played game by
the score Of 9 to s. Rawlins. Of Business
High School, did the twisting for the
athletic association and pitched great
ball. only allowing four hits The Colum-
bians won in the ninth or punched hits
of Adams. the Kensington southpaw.
Ca7ra.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
GAME PLAYED AT ARMORY.
Chicago-St. Louis Contest Repro
dueed on Electric Score Board.

The St Louis-Chlcago American League
game to-day in the latter city viii be
depicted on the electric baseball game re-
producer at the National Rifles Armerv
at $50. Washington time.
The local fans who have seen the beard
in operation are loud in their praise Of II
and are tickled 20 have a chance 10 Wit
ness oUt-of-town as well as local games.
or viii be when the team hits its stride.
The St Louis-Chicago affair viii be a
real ball game. as both teams are on
their mettle and the sparks viii fly when
they clash to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Left on hases-Columbia. s: KeDSngon J First
bass on baIs-Of RaWiius. Z; OF Adams 6 IT.
nings litched-By Adams s IS: hy Wauhen l-5
Hits nade-0f Adams, Z Struck out-By Raw
iins z. b Adams. ) TEo-bsse hits-Wetzel y
RsElins % Dent Dodge. and Warheu Sacrifice
hits-Mack o. Chairman. and Adams Stolen hases
Mack g.. Eetzel %. RsFiius .3f DodEe p.
Syls5y a. Dent e. Chapman. True Collins O.
Hzr1shoTn, AID Merrill. Hit BY Diteher-By Adams
;Sylsbyl, Passed balls-Sylsby. ?: Merrill. Tn
ELIs-M-- Canfo-d Tine o. Eane-2 hgu-s.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
NAVY WINS EASILY.

Annapolis, Md, April 24-The finish OF
the initial rowing event OF the season
on the Severn this afternoon looked as
though the Navy varsity were out for a
little practice all alone. The Navy in
shed about ten lengths ahead OF the
New York University shell in about 2
minutes 2-5 seconds over the mile and
q half outside course
Even the Navy third crew. entered in
the same race against the Arundel Boat
Club. Of Baltimore, finished ahead OF the
New York crew. which. however. sue
ceeded IN Wrestling third place from the
Arundel crew after a struggle
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
CYCLE CLUB ARRANGES RACE.
Best of District BicycIistS Entered
In Ten-miIe Event.

The National Cycle Club viii hold a
teR-miie handicap road race at Cabin
John Bridge this afternoon at 2:5o.
All the best riders OF the District are
entered and the club and bicycle dealers
The entries IN The handicap SO far re-
have put up some valuable prizes
ceived are
" D. Deuham. J. Bardas. a aIessineo. and W.
SiunGtt scratch
4. Nor7oa. = minute
W 'Boves d. Gerald, and R. BuTlen. z-iaute.
". Marshall and P. Marshall II minutes.
4. Bericks. minutes.
J. Deal . miuutes-
F. Fries. 81 miR1-ss-
A. Lsun. minutes.
A. Y. Dcnhsm. s minutes
Entries will be received. free Of charge.
until race starts
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
HANDICAPS At CHEVY CHASE.
Suburban Golfers Registered Good
scores In Matches.

Over eighty competitors took part IN
the handicap stroke competition on the
Chevy Chase golf course yesterday af-
ternoon-
The matches resulted in excellent CON-
petition and several ereditable scores
were registered
The course and greens are in great
condition as the result OF the recent rains.
and It is expected that a number OF the
prominent golfers OF the club VIII play
this afternoon
Results in yesterdays play follow:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Earned r1ns-Aggies. First base by errors-
Asgiss. 2; Lausdoo. :. First base on bails-Of
Ssitz. ?; Of Thomas L Struck ogt-By seitz g:
By Thomas. g. Threebass hit-Con0Eer TEo-hase
hit-Ssitz- Sacrifice hits-eTahsm O.. Stolen bases
"A. Thomas. Jensen q. Bangford O., Barber
Seitz %. Kit by pitcher-By Sei1z. J. Umpire
Mr. ZsnnslK- Tine cf gsrne-l hour.
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IL oH Dsse7-E1rdoSiazla- = ParkT1eT. 3 First
base on bsllS-Of Chisns- /; Of Snon 2: Of SaIli-
van /; on Gresn. L Inning pitched-By Chisn. 6.
oy Simon. 5; BY Sullivan, /: b. Greer. Hits
uade-On ChtSn- Il; OF Simon. I: OF SuIlIrsn. ):
OF Green. : SIrlck Out-By ChiSm s: b Green &
IEo-hase E1t-H1r-iS- Sacrifice hit-Ohler Stolen
bases-Aiddieksuf- Harris Hieft, Maddox. Nau. Nil
Ter. Meyers. Hissr. Double plzy-EhiSn TO Nan 70
0hleT. Wild ritch-Chisn. UnDirs-Sir Georve
Evans Tine Of ganae-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
AGGIEs WIN FROM LAEGDOE.
Department Team Defeats Suburban
ties IN Fast Game.

The Lanzdon team. OF the Suburban
League, 5ournsyed 70 the city yesterday
and were beaten by the Aggies. Of the
Independence League. by the score Of
TO 3
Seitz was on the rubber for the Aggles.
and pitched fine game. holding the
visitors safe at al times. striking out zine
and allowing only three scattered hits.
The Langdon boys used Thomas. who
pitched fair game. striking out nine
and allowing but FIVE hits. BzrbeTss bat
ting and q good catch by Jensen we're
the features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

the fort, and bids fair to hold the cham
pionship throughout the season.
Many games between Battery d and
other army teams h8ve been arranged for
The next few months.
The team works under the personal d.
rection OF Capt. Tiemaa y Horn. who
IS an enthusiastic bali player. and makes
systematic practice a part OF the pre-
scribed work OF his battery.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Tllree-bass his-D. Gait Tvro-ba=e hits-F Gait
Huichinson- Stslen bszcs-Ahsru. Herring % Ma
ioney. = Gait Struck oat-By Yeasman. 2. u
Painter ;. Bases on hals-Of Painter. .. a
Yeztman. Hit b pi.ched bau-W Mal0rey
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
CAN'T SWALLOW PILL y
Golfers Demand Discarding of word
as Baseball Term.

Milwaukee. Wis. April 24-A Bflwau-
kee baseball writer has embroiied the
local golfers and baseball bugs IN a ft1ri-
0us fight over the ownership OF the word
pill, as applied 20 the two games. base
bah and golf. The golfers at a meeting
sent an ultimatum to the unfortunate
sporting writer. who used the word
pill IN describing a game Of baseball
demanding he forthwith discard The use
Of this word, except as applied TO golf
The baseball fans claim the word nav
be applied 70 baseball. This angered the
golfers, and now g state OF armed neu-
trslity exists pending the future conduct
OF the newspaper man.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
LynchbUrg Takes second Game from
Roanoke.

Specai 10 Tbe Washington Herald
LynchbUrg, Va. April e4-Good team
work coupled with ability to take aSi-
vantage Of both Of Roanoke's misplays
gave Lynchburg to-day's game by the
score Of > 10 3. Roanoke touched No
ser for two singles, double, and q
triple in the fifth inning. scoring three
runs. Two OF the home teams runs
were on squeeze plays. Score;
R.HE
LTnchbuTE. , o0oIoES q
iIoar.-----..---.....-..- Q Q % 5 c 0-s ?
Bstteiss-MossT. Ross and CsaIke; Stoshr. Tur-
ner. and Ryan. Umpi-e-3ir. Pendsr Attendance.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

barned ms J @ Preps. =: DI1nhar10ps. 8
Flrst base by eTT0rs-S. ]. C. PrsTs. 3. Dunbar
tons. Frs base on halls-OS Drury. 5: OF Nc
lutosch- 3. OF Stevens l. Ssruck oet-Bv Dr7-v
s. by HcIHtosch. 2; b. SteTgus ) Three-bzse hit
DruTy. Tr0-bsse Ait-Becker
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
RAILWAY BowLERs DO WE'LL.
The WasHinEtsn Relief Associations
Closes successfuE season.

@7N-a" sSA AhctANA 'N7sts~-@.e
Closes Sueeessfuf Season
The Washington Railway Relief Asso-
ciation Bowling League finished the sea-
son on the association alleys. az sl4 E
street northwest. Monday night, April ls,
with the Eastefn team the winner Of the
pennant, Columbia second and North
eastern third.
Fishest average, George wlitrs-, General Os,e
1873
Highest sccrs. C. B. Wilson. Aechanicsi. 81
Highest aEersgc Ia strikes, Georga Whisnsy. IS
Hishesi average IN spares, o. 2 Ramsey CoiHm-
ba. A.
Player on each team ui,h the highest
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

In thc roli-od betEeen the Eastern and Columbia
teams the Eastern team wen frss p;sce.
In The r0li-oa between the Northeastern ard
Mechanicsl teazs the Northeastern team Won third
place.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Keen rivalry exists between the teams
of the different. troops and batteries sta
toned at Fort 8iyer. and the games be-
tween the troopers and batteTymen cause
more excitement al the post than any
OF the numerous athletic contests in
which the soldiers indulge Battery D.
Third Field Artillery, United States
army, is al present the leading team at
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
Richmond, p DsnviIIe. I

AT RICHN0ND- RHE
Richmond, 6aeoe0 2
DsHTiiis- e-e Q 0e 0 II !
B<tteTiss-AshtOu. COEzai SDazks. wesiSks. Uz-
pire-Nr. Blzck
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Portsmouth. s; NorfoIlz. Z.

Norfolk. Va. April Pin a weird ex-
hibition Of baseball this afternoon, Ports
mouth won from Norfolk, S TO 5. The
game was called on account Of darkness
at the end Of the sixth inning. after
two hours and FIVE minutes of play The
weather was cold. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
WHO VAS WORLDS
GREATEST BOXER?
Many ClaSSed Young Griffo
as Master of ALI.
ONE OF HIS GREAT BOUTS

Could stand on a Handkerchief and
Block Every Blow Aimed at Him.
Four Years He Met and Outboxed
Every Man Who Faced Him in the
Ring-He Is still Alive.
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% Dn WInnIng Ieams.

Eas;e-H-G. z wyrkoop. p 7. HsHer. C. 2
Mitchell H. Isersan. y. T. Thcnzs A. L Strip
SGD. and ]. D5-is5n
colaubis-I. v. corren. H. Cornell. 7. D. FAR
ron C. h wehausen. o. P. Ramsey. J. J. Garter.
and T. Stating
NoTtheazern-s F. McKinney. C. 6. Renao. z
n HsdTiek ". h Hitchoacz J. T. skinner, Z
T. Andersen. and z. n. Flzhrsr.
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ARCHIE SMITH CAPTAIN.

Entries will be received. free Of charge
until race starts
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Il was a great opening day al the his
toric course More than Iaeoo persons
were present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-11

DR.. c. b. Lewis received a mes
sage last night bearing the sad news
of the death of his sister, Mrs. B.
F. Gilbert, nee Miss Cora Lewis,
which occurred Thursday at Oak
land, Cal. Mrs. Gilbert was a lady
of brilliant intellect and broad cul-
ture and was very popular in social
and aesthetic circles in Dallos and
other cities whore she was known.
She had visited often in Ennis and
had many personal friends here. The
Daily News extends profound sym
pathy to Dr.. Lewis and the other
bereft relatives. Ennis News.
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Notice.

p The Cbautauqua board held a
meeting this morning and decided
10 not have any reserve seats for the
Bryan lecture on next Monday night
At the Park Auditorium The admis-
sion viii be so cents for all over Is
wears of age. Children between the
ages of eight and fifteen years, %
cents. Children under eight admit
ted free Remember there will be
no reserved seats. All those who
nave already bought reserved seats
can get fifty cents of their money
refunded by calling at Hood & Cur
3in's drug store We trust that every
BODY VIII take due notice and tell
6heIf friends about it. Chautauqua
Board
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Rebek all Anniversary.

On Monday night, September 20,
1909. Gem City Rebekah Lodge, J..
o. o. F., of WaXahachie, will cele-
brate the 5Sth anniversary of the
Rebekah Degree, in Odd Fellows
hall. It will be an open meeting and
all odd Fellows and their families
are cordially invited Bros. c. r.
Gibson and n p. Patterson will de-
liver short addresses on the Rebekah
Degree, there will be music, both
vocal and instrumental, and gener-
al good time. Refreshments will be
served. All the members of Gem
City Lodge are urged to meet at the
hall next Monday afternoon, Sept.
18th, at 4 o'clock to perfect arrange
meuts for said celebration.
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We earnestly request and expect
every member of the church with
their friends to be on time at 10 a.
m. at the Christian church Sunday
in the morning. We are in contest
with lIillsboro. Corsicana and Ennis.
Last week we were second. Hills
boro was first. This week we want
to be first. We expect you. w. L.
Harding, Superintendent Sunday
School.
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Methodist Church

Sunday school $50 a. m. Preach
ing / a m. Junior League p. N.
Senior League 5 p. m. Preaching at
$50 p. m. The subject of the morn
ing sermon will be "The Glory of
the Only Begotten of the Father"
and at night. Success Against
Great Odds A cordial invitation ex-
tended every one to worship with
us.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

}. +. Itolard Fort Worth p. +.
+sSywinn. Dallas; w. l.. White, N G.. !;
~. G Freeman, New York; l.. G.
Woodsan. jno. 7. Haneway, Dallas ;
ivan Critz, c. A. Galloway league
Z. n. MHikey. Sherman: l.. w Led
aanger, Washington; F. J. Andette,
Milwaukee: e. J. Conkling, Thrice
Sneed and wife, Dallas; b. H. Step
hens. Corsicana; J. A. Chapman,
Dallas
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Preaching tomorrow at l a. m.
and 1870 p. IN. Sabbath school at
9:30 a. M A congregational meet
ing is called to be held at the morn
ing service to elect a pastor if the
way is clear. Let every member, who
can, be present at these services. All
others cordially welcome. f. e. Big
gers. s. s.
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Church of Christ.

Sunday school 10 a. N. Preaching
by Geo. w. Graves at ii a. IN. and
also at p. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Everybody has cordial invitation
to attend
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Christian Church.

]. b. Boon will speak at both
morning and evening services. Morn
ing subject: Lessons from Ruth. "
Evening: Heaven" The evening
service will be on the church lawn.
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Endcavor So
cieties $50 and $50. You are cor
daily invited TO worship with us to-
morrow.
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Out last night? Headache and
nervous this morning? Hicks Cap
udine just the thing to fit you for
business. Gears the head braces
the nerves. Try it. At drug stores.
alt
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To the School Children.

A nickel viii buy you a nice lunch
basket that usually sells for quar-
yer. Gene and get one before they
are all gone. The Globe Furniture
and Undertaking Co. 81
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Catholic Church.

Mass at the Catholic church sun
day. Sept. 18Th. $3.50 a. m. Sunday
school a. m. Rev. J. McGrann.
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HATS cleaned ana reDICcked tip
top" Got to look like new or no
pay Bring also your clothes here to
be cleaned and pressed, or new ones
made; there is nothing" in tailor
jng that we can't do. All work guar
anteed. Phone 57l. NJ. KurZlieb. 116
College street. II
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Pay Your Street Tax Now.

Pay your street tax on or before
September 80 After September 80
it will cost you IS. 1873
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thousand cotton
pickers and laborers of all kinds to
come to our store for supplies, such
as new and second hand stoves,
cooking utensils, beds, springs, mat
tresses. cots, chairs, etc. Our prices
will prove to you tht we want to
sell them. X. f. Moore Furniture
Co. the trading mouse. d&wtf
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FOR SALE-High school books,
First year Latin, Sth grade Latin.
Grammar History, Junior Latin, 9th
grade. Geometry, English History,
Cicero, Physics, Laboratory Physics,
9th grade. Good as new. Call at Mrs.
Gus Kemble's. oh
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PERSONALS
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-%>4% 49,
Mrs c. w Canens Is visiting in
Amarillo
Sheriff George Tilley of Waco is
an the city today.
Mrs Marx Schneider of Italy spent
yesterday in the city.
Mrs Joha p. George left last
night on visit to Amarillo.
Clarence Moffett returned last
night from Chautauqua n. Y.
Jim Munroe returned last night
from trip to Kosse and Workman.
Mrs Fred Noteworthy returned
last night from a visit to sulphur
Springs
Mrs W f. Shive and children re-
turned last night from "a visit to
Fort Smith, Ark
T. +. Dolard of Fort Worth, COM
rIeTc!al agent of the Katy, spent yes
Ter ia> in the city.
Miss Fiorine Holloway visited
friends in WaXahachie Saturday and
sSuDd ay.-Ferris Wheel
q Il stephens OF Corsicana, in
instraI and immigration agent of
che Brazos valley, was in the city
Eoday
Misses Tansie Mae and Emma
Craig of Temple are the geusts of
Ltayde Hunter and other relatives in
e.he city.
Mrs Jim Youugblood and chill
<1ren have returned from Brandon,
where they were guests of the fam
lily of Or. Youngblood