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New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
CONDITION OF TRADE.


eEIGC4EeeI EdyE.
7rzde and Industrial developn1ents this week
have been slightly more favorable, the result being
netler tone n yaT!oUs INES ot tIaoe aLso som some en-
fsenent o. acJivltZ IN spring demand rom lon.
osrs and from retailers Helpful N this respect
le aoVancs Of the season s trade toward an cary
Easter. large shipments Of grain 70 market al
1ess in ron anj steel induced by lower prices and
ne resumption Of building operations at many cities
-p-oee1 however: co.lsSt "a tlslL- ~ ~ s
rulso- trade al 1rst hands has remained pretty
been very marked. Still. even collections show q
slight gain There are still many unsettled feat
tEal situation v-bere demand has expanded II
1as beer largely ir the direction Of w-omens wear
- Depressing. displaying the effect Of high prices
- 81 sa9 o. reduced buying ability abroad Inc
ranch the movement is q little larger than year
Sso, when things were at d very low ebb- IN the
stesl trade are Incrzssrg shoe T1anufa ctrers are
oetNeen seasons period IS looked for
Duns Review says:
Alloer weather viii stimulate spring sales, but
rstter in the West than IN the East but every
were nnere still lack the desired animation, although
e.sia- ~. O New York bank clearlngs THIS week
eIe u Per cent larger than last year and -
5sss 1ork the cleartnss were lis per cent under
.sYo Is accounted for BY the continued sluggish
f54 ofooIy 10 ooIy % per cent heavier than last ear
~ only per cent under 1907. Although q sharp
prices OF TIN plates IS announced the gen
- conditions in the iron and steel trade point
ro~sro Improvement. with a noticeably good de
--eao 1o- structural steel. on the whole the
ssrS from the drygoods trade are encoura ging
Sspsclaily IN the Western territory. Stagnation
--SSNNVer exists n hides and leather A break in
p.sst following q report Of farm reserves on
-.ca ! that were much larger than eX-
- Is a notable and wholesome development
-, = ne week Taking everything into considera-
ts-5s@ u Is waiting trade situation-waiting for
=. - uncertainty 70 be ended by the action OF
sshIrs session of Congress 10 open March Is:
,ssssllng 1oT The fun effects Of price reductions;
= anTreT Trr-e 2 .
de- Is years crop prospects TO he more clearly
rSvs q. waiting for barely average activity 10
rs-a pace TO business buoyancy Foreign com
sgse oi TIE port OF New York IN the latest week
isSr ressseo S62.e7g-0T2- a gain Of Sl027,s00 over
;sss Sao sz-134-6S0 1906. while II was only
InS..sZ less than n 1907. There was a large
v5.b ese 1s IN imports of $3.ss9.222. as compared
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

COTTON-The cotton market less active to-day
but ruled little higher, with the close steady AT
of I 3 points. in response TO better
expected and the market improved during
moderate support from bullisn sources
Of revival or business
gods with China There seemed 70 De con
siderable each point these offerings
being attributed by some 20 the concentratei long
after the market had shown gain OF about TO
points The selling enough 20 cause
reaction. however. ana the close was within
a point OF the best. ThA Improvement IN prices
rainfall o7clally reported was not heavy
talk of too much rain IN the tastefn
excessive moisture IS said 90 be delaying
carly farm work AdviCes from Montgomery report
that been impossible 20 plough IN some sections
since end January. and tho rainfall reported al
station to-day nearly i've inches People
helped the grain that there IA less TAX %
ploUEhing up the wheat the land into
cotton. but precipitation has heen reported
which would Offset the dry winter Tho
report 600 bales q goods have been
sold TO China within the last two or three days. of
which business Il possible 70 confirm about 1000
bales Of ward and 325 yard sheetlngs Southern spc.
markets officially reported generally uEchau Eed
weekly Of the New York Cotton
Exchange follow. receipts. 12f129 bales.
l0073J overland mills and Canada, - I5s
mated 10000 against 1000 last loss OF stocks
10 a24 against $40 last year: brought
into sight The 1883 against 179 657 last
year Total crop Port receipts. S3T1 .qPf
overland 70 mills and Canada. l0os $50, against
63s.S55 last Southern mill taklags 1871 oo0
. OF September !. 5s1 sos.
brought sight thus
against q SOS a74 last Tho total crop
IS for 1913 days this against 1873 days last
The range q contract prices The market
. follows
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. March p 1919
C0FFTE-The coffee market was very quiet to-day
prices showed movement opening being IN
changed higher hile the close steady.
unchanged POINTS Sales reported of
100 bags The advance opening was con
fined 10 months, which Influenced by
slight demand absence Of prompt sellers while the
market Sased of under realizing IN the later
trading There nothing the general sltua
Changes foreign markets unimportant. ana
The Brazilian receipts ana New York ware
house deliveries continued heavy suggesting that The
worlds visible supply the month o
March be large enc. the Brazilian movement ana
the warehouse deliveries this both IN
huenccd by conditions In the
Brazilian receipts additional duty IS
reasonably actor though interior exhaustion may
also figure in the decreased movement
little doubt that interior purchases Tor
March shipment have stimulated 10 extent by
coffee into this Coun-
bought in excess OF
Qurereus position TO buy less hber-
? The
mediate or the market il supposed 10 depend very
largely up-n whether coffee duty IS reported IN
the tarT schedules 10 be discussed in Congress
within week Meanwhile trade sentiment
Is mora nervous. spot coffee
steady quota basis Of SIC for Rio No
The range prices IN the local market today
: follows
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
Notice of Summons.

-,T-PRF-,rE COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK. NEW
SSossing Charles Berman. Henry Aessinge Harry So"n
A,,91Ef9 Berkowitz National Lead Company. NaIonaL
ysfG Psper Company. Herman Furniture and FlaoeS
C.Hf,at Works William r wilcox. as trustee IN paLlA-
SIo-. for Oscar E Wessner. Charles Thor-ey H1rod
SIsisv q Pierce COMPANY Robert Graves com
Tt-Fht and Georse r Brown. Utopia Land company
I,-,,s- 0pTenheirl The People OF the state OF Ne~
49, " r Irish Electric Company. MOTHS t5o-ctaI ..
T5snI Tkach Louis Belefet LOUIS Euoih,. FdLlcA
49, Taal ~ber Charles Du Bos. Josep1 LordeEeT
S09.. T3arrv IIanry' Nahrmsu. Samuel Goodwad.
~, - names of the defendants Relefe BoVsbachsr
JI 3a1s Tor4erer Barry. Sahrnan Goodvad. Lehman
49, SIooav being fictitious tue Chr1stian names
ainoa.n 20 plaintiff the satd Defendants oelng Ten
80 occupants Of the said premises Detenaants-
aiI1s ,5r1-7ons-Actou TO forecloSe rnoTtgage
-. oLove named defendants You are hereby sum-
,s5 n, answer the amended complaint N thls action
=, serve a copy OF your answer on the pLalntlr ;
- aia yvtfhin twenty days after the service OF this
,,r,-o5s exclusive the day OF service and IN case
,.o1,r iIre 10 appear answer. Judgment VIII 6e
So y5irst YOU by the relief demanded IN
the he,.s am Nv, yoTk December 3Oth. 1905
rptpONF KOHN Plaintiff s Attorney. once ana tost
C1Ece Address 400 Fifth Avenue. Borough of Man
Latfan New York City ,-
.bs Eafandaur Augusta Berkovitz; The foregoing
summons is served upon you by publIcaJon Pqrsuast
ss-s o-r OF state Of New York dated the stn
S ~ Fabrarv 1909 and fled with the connaInt n te
ss.a = +be CLERK Of County OF New YORK AZ the
o1r Court House IN the Borough OF Manhattan Olty
and state Of New YORK 49,, ,cno
r+posTr KOHN PLAINTIFFS Attorney. ONCE and Post
04ce Address 400 Fifth Avenue. Borough Of Man
New N0T
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 12-closing: wHEAT-spot hrTn
No red western winter. So SO Futures ste5dE:
Nav IS 2Iyd: July. 4d. September Is 1o7kd- corn
Spot frr: new American mixed fva Gsvestonl. IS
1osd futures steady March So d: NJ IS 10 y d
PEAs-Canadian steady. Is nd FLOUR-Winter pat
ents strong 32s- HOPS in London tPacthc coast
steady. f2af3 BEEF-Extra India mess dull lles-
PORK-Prme mess. Western. dull. TBS % Han
short . Is ib strong ass 81 BACON-funl-
berand cut % 20 H. strong ass Cd short rib l6 70
- ID h-!n Cd: long middles light. IS to "a
strong ass Sd long clear mddles heavy - 70 40
short clear backs. Is 70 20 n. firm. 49S.
bellies Il 70 1e 10. strong Sis Cd sHOUL1DEFes
SQUARE 13 III. strong 42s. LARD-Prime West
ern in fie-ces hrrn American refined pals.
strong SOS % BUTTER-Czood United states steadv,
CHEESE-Canadian finest white Arm CPS Sd
Canadian anest colorsd firm. s1s TALLOw-Prlme
CITY dull 2Ss TCRPENTINE-Sprit 2bs.
R0sIN-Conrnon fru IS "a PETRoIEUM-RefIisd
ssasdE, 3 "a L4AbsA<aee S4As az4A. eee -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

The local market fcr spot cotton was quiet and
miidlng Gulf Sales. ESQ bales delivered contract,
bales. Southern spot markets telegraphed
follows: Mobile steady unchanged 9ac. sales. 100
bales Savannah quiet and steady unchanged al 516c:
al bales Charleston firm. unchanged al 3l6c
steady unchanged 9Lzc; sales. 574 bales.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged at 9&c. Augusta quiet.
unchanged ezc safes. 6I9 bales St LOUIS quiet
changed Ice. sales 10 bales Galveston steady.
unchanged a-1Gci sales, 1000 bales New Orleans
steady unchanged al T-l6r GALES, l575 bales Wming-
quiet. unchanged S-l6c- Memphis steady, un-
changed 7-16c; sales, 1000 bales Houston steady
unchanged T-l6c, sales. 2o5s bales Estimated
oe-ps leading points Tor saturday; At Houston 500
4 bales. against I47O last week and 5lSi last
YEAR. Galveston. $500 10 $500 bales against go
6}2 year. and at New Orleans, l5o
70 1000 bales, against 5.2l6 last week and as@5 last
year.
ton fair doing sales 10000 baesi speculation
and export. $500. American. 1900, mlddllng upland
5Osd Futures opened quiet but steady az point De
steady a advance Of l7z42ta points
March 1Iarch-April and Apri-May. 5ol ID; Aay-June
Iune-Iuly O5d. JuyAugust. 5p3izd, August
5O0Ad. SeptemberOctober 49I1.d, October
E5yerber AID. November-Decenber A92lzd; Decem-
Le--Ta-rrarv 4q1 I'D: January-February. 49ld Man
cbester-Yarns quiet but steady; cloths quiet
The following the total net receipts Of cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
Citations.


c,I-PPLENIEsNTAL CITATI0N-IFtE PEOPLE or TEL1
BY the grace OF God Iree and m
Charles wales and to al persong
rs-ei ia estate Of Matthias n Forsy axe % ne
deceased. as cTeditors. laganea1
-s[- - .in or otherwise. send greetng-
o hereby cited and required Per
s,sI 70 be and appear before our sur-osaas q ths
SS~--. - Ssx York the Surrogates Court OF said
~,I-ty he'd az Hall Of Rscords u ne Co0nry o
TaV YORK the 18th day OF april !sOs AZ hLlI-pAss
of that day then and Tiers 70
-+e5 judicial of the account q prooee1nEs
T-S-T-EU STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
Fxecutor OF the Last VIII and TsstaEasnt OF
5 sease5 and OF as are hereby cited As a-s
80 the age tsnryone years are required 70 sppea-
have one or II you havo ncne
- s9-aaT ans apply 70 oe appointed Or IN rs
1t ~ your neglect failure 70 DO So guardian VII
--,ai-s5 nv The Surrogate represent and act toR
YOU IN the procee1ing -. ----..s 49,. z.,r -, 80.
-rates. Court OF said County Of New York % =
S---17- hsrsunto afixed- Witness Hon Aoner g
IL 81 Thomas. Surrogate e our said County es
County New TOrS. the 1oIn day %
br,ar N the year OF Lord thousand nine hE2-
1-eo ~ DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the SurrosateS Con-&
STEWART & SHEARER.
Attorneys for accounting executor
A Wall Street
Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
Public Notices.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MENTS, MAIN OFFICE. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN HALL OF RECORDS:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. As required
By the Greater New York Charter that the
books called The annual Record OF tne A.
sessed Valuation Of Real and Personal Estate
Of the Boroughs OF Manhattan, The Bron1:
the City OF New York Will be open for public
inspection. examination and correction on me
second Monday Of January, and VIII remain
isss Hssn 10 1'iu N''4 '-'"s Inc '-9' '
During the time that the books open for
public inspection. application may De made D.
any person or corporation claiming 70 De az
Er1eved by the assessed valuation OF real or
personal estate TO have the same corrected
IN the Borough Of Manhattan. at The Main
ments No 81 Chambers Street. Hal or Sec-
ords
OF the Department. Municipal Building. l33tn
In the Borough Of brooklyn. at the Office Of
the Department. Municipal Building
In the Borough Of Queens. AT The oi1ice OF
the Department Hacllett Building. Jackson
In the Borough Of Richmond al the otrAce
Of the Department Borough Hail Nov
AppiicatIons for the reduction Of real estate
assessments must be ~ writing and should os
upon blanks furnished BY the Department
Applications for the correction OF the per
sousl Assessments Of corporations must De
filed al the main office In the Borough OF
Manhattan.
Application in relation To the assessed vaIua-
ton OF personal estate must be made BY ths
person assessed the cffice OF the Depart
ment In the Borough whore such person 70
sides and IN Cf a nonresident Carrying
on business In the city OF New York at the
office Of the Department In the Borough
where such place u business Is iocated, BE-
tween the hours Of 10 4 NJ. and p. NJ ex-
cspt on Saturday when all applications must
be made between &c A NJ and Il noon.
LAWSON PURDY President
FRANK RAYMOND.
JAMES J TULLY,
CHARLES PUTZEE.
HUGH HASTINGS.
CHARLES J MCCORMACK.
JOHN J HALLERAN
Commissioners OF Taxes and ASSsSzacntk
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
PrOpoSdls.


nBOPOsAISt FOR STATIONERY. ETC--SOvERSs-
100 Seaed proposals Will be received at this ones Until
5osIocL = n MONDAY. APRIL L. 1903 tor furnishing
hardware PLUMBING and electric
OF the Governroe1t PT1tfnE
SeSs durnE the year ending June 80. 1910 T1s
r - reject any and all bids and 70 Watve defects -
schedules Of the stationery ruel tce,
c rs1ured accompanied by blank proposals. and gvfng
fEa raattlns which bidders must comply may -
obTaind by addressing this Office SAM L b DONNEL4s
Public Printer
1OPOPOSAIs FOR MATERIAL ETC-GOvERS0GENT
E~trrIng Oface Washington. D c. February IS. 1909
pr5uosas received az this once until 10
o.-I0-- m TUESDAY. APRIL lS. lSt9 for furnishing
ar-iai etc for public printing and binding 70 the
yarnent Printing Once during the nscal year ending
a. Tho right reject any and al bids and
reserved Detailed schedules OF the
arsriaI etc required accompanied by blank proposals.
regulations wfh which bidders must con-
M, nav be obtained addressing this once SA4L b
pONNELLY. Public Printer
T1POP0sAIS-U. : DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULT-
L IRE once OF the Secretary. Washington. D. c.
arIary 10 09-Sealed proposals IN duplicate will D
-srafved at the Office OF the plsbursng Clerk until 2
~ Nfondav. April 1909. for furnishing mscsl-
s,sos slprIias during fiscal ending June 30
Laboratory material including chem
icsf acEinr boxes. seals tags and n1eat-orandng
sj.at- cleaning carpets and washing towels. waste
Instruments. towers. weather dagss
sg -~j1rine and lfhographic material Fun tnforma-
80 ftrnshed application 20 TIE Discussing Clerk
i5 must be sealed and addressed 70 the Secrstary ot
accordance with INSTRUCTORS given
ths scheduies- JAMES WILSON. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

companed the advance OF ~ a1@d at Liverpool early
the day. but later developments proved to oe SO
carried little weight According TO Broonlha ong t
$4,000 bushels vas shiPPedM IL IRON Ie re,iois
week and 7176.O00 bushels year ago. while the AZ
genne visible supply dropped 100000 bushels or
week The Australian shipments were about Ioo'ogo g
bushels smaller than Lass week spe IN
Modern Miller report quite favorable in this re-
worlds shipments would amount 81 lO29Oo9o ousnes S
compared with 10 600 bushels the previous Weeh
An advance OF 1Ic at Berlin showed the Continent to
be quite strong Liverpool 4 rumoF or waF heNs
ever receiving enough confirmation add much buy
ing bull side Outside markets were
Louis in the lead showing about 2L5c net advance
Shorts were active buyers Of wheat az cay ana ,re
there talk about bulls sens on Ihe
actions Of the market failed TO indicate Inucn
wheat offering from that quarter CASH %hess ,4 vas
No red. 81 24is a 81 25% elevator and 81 25s ,
ahoat; No ! Northern Duluth 81 253s ana NO z haro
weather again in the West strong cables and ex-
Very arn ali day and closed locally u nc net ad-
vance. There was some good commission house % ouy +
July The Liverpool market closed from 4 z 70
I'D higher The movement at Chicago was about as
P oT rsi I[E on -. re1ei5ts we're about $50 900
Tet ~eatner a@sal Prnay = o6o byshes YEAR ago
9HoIt 40 nTi1 aret Sna for oats showed less
change than other markets and closed steady at IA
&c advance The local cash market was also
steady without change. closing as follows Mxe9 ~
o. n and Clipped @ %hlte 81 10 ~ So New
YORK BA RIlEY@Market quiet: mating T5d 7sc. and
feeding 72g 74c New York BTGKWH Tsst i55II,d
Ing e6yr SxnoTts for the ;veek according to Brad
streets aggregate 22s9s47 bushels. against 267e95
last week and 3q5 400 year; since July l. 142
900 47a against Isl 4ao last year exports for
the week. $40 s4s bushels against 7so55o last week
and 499 last since July l 217s8347 against
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
SELLS SEAT ON THE EXCHANGE.

s Canblos. a member Of the Stock Exchange
since September J. 1855 has sold his seat 10 Morris
Joseph. q curb broker, and al the age Of eighty
five II retiring from active business. Only five
ether men now on the roll OF the exchange have
been members longer than Mr. Camblos, the odes-
active member being J. H WhitehOuse. who was
sdnittsd on November 20. 1857. M Carlbos in
tie course Of his long connection with the Stock
Exchange has been a partner in various firms, but
stlery be has transacted business independently on
tie foo-. his headquarters being at the ofice Of
!. 4. Jaccuelin & Co. No 80 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
supplss Professors Teachers Tutors Governessez eIe
% Colleges. Schools ani Families Apply TO
Nrs II. l. YoUNG-EuLIQN. % Union s0UaEA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
unrR am NEAL-Flour. whiIe qnot

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour while quotaoIy & un-
ed uorninay higher with wheat Iraders
reported light 1obbing trade Win best sales Ia
RIVE four quiet at old prices me
sPi,7fTr are prices quoted the New York Produce
Exchange. Spring patents 50 6oQS6 80 WlRser
4oN S5 60. winter patents 50 5o4Sb,
Spring clears 81 40qS4 IS; extra No ] winter s. Sc9
81 80 extra No winter. S4GS4 20; Kansas straights
& 25as5 45 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market dull
Sc 10 a s. 80 per 100 b. RYE FLoQR-steady quot
"a 25G 81 50; choice TO fancy, 81 %
asa - CORNMEAL--steady Quoted: Kiln dried,
$50 "a - BAG MEAL-Stesdy- Quoted, Fine
White and yellow 81 s. Isl 90; coarse 81 5ogs 50
EE,T- city firm Quoted: Western
snrIng SOS: standard uiddling SIS. hour do S29 90:
-ed dog s31 - city bran $50 81 bulk SOS 25 sacks
-i5SiiTr 500 80 n $50 S3l p, all March ship
n1anf. hominy chop. sec so bulk. ST 20 sacks OIL
MEAL. S33 IS n S33 50
GRAJN-WHEAT-Au exceptionally bullish foreign
situation gave domestic wheat markets very strong
undertcne with prices anywhere from &c
10 PIC per bushel in the local market and closing
o,,nfafions about the day An important feat
1i-e of the dav was the continuation OF export buying
sales on this account being reported upward OF 80
Ioq6s with rurnors OF mainly Manitoba
reS sszas ass asssA nsAsagstLaa treRa tAIS s4dA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs.

p-,- -Softs and marketings Of drygoods this week,
eoraIsrisons, were as follows:
Tsssl -. This week. Last week Last year.
ro,si pfts s. ls1 ssS s. IA a0e 81 as6 700
ikelineS---- 4,257.s50 ssI SIS 3 066 55I
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
THE HOLMHURST

PennsyIvana Ave- near Bsach AtlA9tlo Ssz: . =
and cold running wsssz IN ooerSasSA a
Elevator Q level Capacity 300 Open al ths
wear Hotel trains Ltts<H<urS Upoa
request. HENRY DARNELL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-07
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t,rauStark.

"Graustark, the play that has
held the undivided attention of
theatregoers for the past year will
be seen at the opera house October
IA Dramatized from the novel of
George Barr McCutcheon, by such
an able playwright as George D..
Baker, it is little wender that this
bewitching love story should prove
to be the dramatic sensation of the
age. A cast OF exceptional excellence
will interpret the various characters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-07

1t will. no doubt be of some in-
terest to many of our readers to
learn the kind of diet the Saxon trio,
who exhibited their marvellous feats
Of strength at the circus here Tues
day, live on. Their meals, says the
Physical Culture Magazine, consists
of whole wheat bread, eggs and
milk IN plenty and lots of fruit. They
sleep in plenty, insist in an abund-
ance OF fresh air and are lovers OF
the cold bath They do not smoke.
They eat verY little meat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-07
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

f. D. Reynolds, r. F. Shelton.
Dallas c. l., Jewell, Corsicana; j.
NJ. Eskridge, San Antonio; Eugene
Deeley, G.. e. Mcknight, Waco; +.
O. Adams, Cameron; l. j. Sims, Dal-
las; Manor Haynes, Italy; Raymond
Reed, st. Louis; ]. NJ. Hutchinson,
New York w. w. King, Ennis: Luke
Patterson, Fort Worth; T. B. Gill
lespie, Fort Worth; K. c. White,
Dallas: Dan Carroll Ennis; John A.
Beckner, W. G. Higgins. Dallas; w.
S. Baker, Houston; B. H. stephens,
Corsicana; Ed Woodall, Hillsboro;
p. w. Couch, Italy; Clarke Burr,
Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-07

The program for the Baraca and
Philathea banquet TO be given in
the Adelphian club rooms on the
night Of October %, is as follows:
Selection. Wise Orchestra.
Some Lights We Have in Town,
&c. +. Schuster.
Solo, Prof. Paul UT, director OF
music at Trinity University.
"How | Get My Husband to Go to
Sunday School Mrs. Y. d. kenble.
Selection. Wise Orchestra.
Vocal Duet, Mrs w. A. Crow and
Miss Jennie Shelton.
Address. Prof. +. y, Criddle.
Selection, Wise Orchestra,
Tickets for the banquet are now
Oh sale at the Waxahachie National
bank and quite a number have been
taken.
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WaXahachie. Texas.

w dhd iNAao'
Dear Sir: Two years ago, Mr..
Grant Smith, Erie, Pa, painted
three frame houses, and the wood
work of a brick house.
The painter estimated S116.50 for
the paint, 1ead-andoil.
He bought Devoe $97.40 and re-
turned SLIGO. Saved S31.10 on the
paint.
Don't know the cost of the work.
BY the rule, the saving of labor
would be from $50 to $50.
On all, from $40 to $40.
This is the tale, as it comes from
Messrs. w. +. Nick & Son, our
agents there for 40 years.
Yours truly,
81 f. w. DEVOE e co
P. s.: Waxahachie Lumber com.
pany sell our paint.