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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21

The game at Carrisozo Sunday,
between Alamogordo and CARR.
SOzO showed quito . decided re.
versal of form, as compared with
the game in this city three
weeks previous.
The first game was 8 to 0 in
favor Of CarrizozO, with our bat.
ters completely at the mercy Of
the speedy Gallaher.
Sunday the score was Z to 8 in
our favor while Gallaher had
only four strike outs to his cred
it, and Mcdowell famed twelve
Of their crack sluggers.
Nc played the original tight
-wad" game allowing only four
safe hits. Gallaher, alias Mr..
e. 2. Mark. was hammered out
to a fether edge-15 hits.
The addition of that great
back-stop, Nelson, to our team
is responsible more than any.
thing else for the improvement
in form. They never get by
Nelson unless they go over in an
aerOpiane, and his short arm
whip shoots a ball with just
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
ALAMOGORDO BOYS take A
CLOSE GAME FROM CARRIzOzO
Tables Were Turned and Gloomy Gus oushos
oobs Of Praise for Our oIadIators.

about the fame speed and accur.
acy as . Winchester.
Nc has fast curves that break
quick enough to distress any but
the surest batters.
Faust, Kane and Williams on
bases, field almost perfectly,
throw fast and accurately, and
are good batters.
Sleepy at short is mighty fast,
and is right in the game from
flag to wire.
Kearney and Smith in the out
field cover lots Of ground. They
get all that's coming to them
that's all.
Pelphrey, also in the outfeld,
is one of the greatest fielders
that ever played the game with
one hand.
Altogether, it is q team that
Alamogordo ought to be glad to
possess, and willing to support.
Keep your eye on Fanst, Will
liams and Saulsberry-they'r
coming.
And Harry Harris is some
manager. Don't ever forget
that for q minute.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
GOVENOR CURRY REFUSES
TO SEND MILITIA TO
ALAMOGORDO!
lppEAL MADE BY FRIENDS OF A. NJ.
JACKLET.

The basis for this scare head
|ppears to have been a special
tom Santa Fe, which followed.
People abroad will reason that
|rOuble in Alamogorlo must
Iave been imminent, else the
distinguished correspondent IN
Panta Fe would not have said 60.
Further than this. the Times,
Staunch friend Of Alamogordo,
|nly eighty-six miles distant,
ud in telephone communication,
Uuld not have published such a
tory unless it were known to be
rue.
It's a wretched travesty upon
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
NATIONAL GUARD MEETING

All persons whose names we're enrolled on the military
petition which sent inb the adjutsnt generals Office
some time ago. and persona interested in the National
Guard company whose did appear % that ps
On requested to be pssent at the Business Meas Cub
room Saturday night ct for the purpose Of being
listed and having measurements taken for uniforms
The Adutant General dsares to have the organization
on its feet by the middle q june and what We want s
quick speedy work. practically assured of going
into camp from the first to the 18th Of August Bring re-.
cruits with you.
O. r. SHIFFLER, Captain Commanding.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
L. al Blanks For Sale.

The News job printing de-
partment has just turned out .
line Of legal blanks for the AL
amo Real Estate, Loan and In
surance company. The captions
OF the blanks delivered this
week are: Warranty deed. e.
signmept Of mortgage. option,
lease, chatteI mortgage, abrtraCt
Of title Other lines will be
added later. Those desiring
legal blanks should call upon this
firm. G
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
DIFF! BANG! AND
COFFIN BURSTS.
All Hands Except Sambo Join
m An Investigation.

The body of s. @. Wilmot
shipped from Imperial, Cali
fornia, May IA, was put off the
Golden State Limited here Sat-
urday on account Of improper
EN- balming.
Mrs. Wimot, who is the
daughter of Prof. H. @. Fellow,
of the Oklahoma state normal
school at Alva, had the remains
of her late husband in charge
and was taking the body to
DriftwoOd, Okla, for burial.
Upon the advice of a local un-
dertaker, Mrs. Fellows decided
not to have the remains re-em.
balmed. Burial took place in
the city cemetery late Satur-
day afternoon and Mrs. Fellows
left for Oklahoma on the even.
ing train.
The fact that the body was
not properly empalmed was not
noticed until after the train left
FL Paso. When a few miles out
of the Pass City, the express
messenger heard a screaking
noise in the vicinity of the coffin.
He was all attention.
Within 3 few minutes one Of
the boards on the box that en-
cased the coffin bursted open.
The express messenger was
sure that the corpse had come
to life and was thoroughly
frightened.
Before the train reached Ala.
mogordO the entire top of the
box had been forced off by the
gases and the embalming fluid
was Oozing out. By this time
the express messenger had in
duced all the train men except
the negro porter to assist in an
investigation of the unusual oc-
currence.
1t was decided that the body
had been improperly embalrnad
and that decomposition had set
in. This caused q gas to form
which resulted in the bursting
Of the box.
Upon the arrival of the train
here the conductor telephoned
Undertaken McO elements to come
down and make sn Investigation.
He confirmed the suspicious Of
the tFain crew and the body was
put off and buried % above stat.
cd,
1t Is said that Mrs. Wilmot
stated while here that she would
institute suit for damages against
the California undertaken.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
ROSWELL REGISTER-TRIBUNE
PAYS NICETRIBUTETOM MANN


The retirement of Judge Ed
|ard A. Mann from the New
sxiCO bench is attended with
(ms unusual features, and tn
fl the truth some things that
Y not calculated to make the
puest New Mexican feel very
fOud Of himself or his territory.
p example l note in the press
'patches that his retirement
as foreshadowed at the time
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21

he ind his friends made . vigor.
GUS campaign for the republican
non inatiOn for delegate to con-
greas," the language being that
of q dispatch quoted in the last
issue of the Register Tribune.
If tlat statement is true and we
all know that it is, it is a mat
ter If the very deepest shame to
every honest man in the division
Continued on page ~
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21
PAY UP YOUR DUES
Oh GET OUT OF CLUB

The directors Of Alamo Busi.
ness Mems Club held an execu.
tive meeting last Saturday af.
ternoOn, with every member in
attendance. The directors unan.
imously decided to continue the
work of the club. Every men,
Der Howgin arrears in dues will
be given ample opportunity to
pay. Those who -ara unwilljnn
to pay will be- dEopped. anAfhe
club work continued BY thosa
who ere wide awake and mo.
eressive enough to b willing %
work and pay to prOm0ta tha
growth Of the community ~. Il.
Oh M0eks Il thu s,nsaaaanv
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21

The seven children of Judge
and Mrs. O. B. Murry arrived
here from Arkadelphia. Ark,
Monday. The judge and Mrs.
hurry have been here for sever.
al months, having come for the
benefit Of the judges health.
He has improved greatly and
hopes to regain his old time
strength and vigOr in course Of
time.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21

There's Emma up at Albu-
querque as well as all the girls
at the Alvarado; there's Maggie
out ut Gallup he said, ''and
Pearl here in Alamo; there's
Violet at Tnlarosa and Maud,
bless her soul. down ct Orogran-
de. There's Genevieve Ht Ar.
tesla and Mabel at Santa Fe;
there's Lucille at Roswell and
Roxie up at CarrizOzo; there's
Lille down at Deming and Ma.
bel up at Clovis; there's Clara
at San Rafael"-the young man
sighed, ''it's time I died--I
swore to wed them all"
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-05-21

o. r. Meeks is the possetsOr
Of Q now MAXWELL touEing caf.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
FOR AGED PEOPLE.
Old Folks should BE Careful
Their Selection Of Regulativc
Medicine.

with advanced age comes mac
tive bowel movement and sluggish
liver Nature is unable to perform
her proper functions and requires
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slant suffering from constipation and
It's attendant evils. Old folks should
never use physlc that Is harsh and
irritating.
We have Il safe. dependable and
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ticularly adapted to the require
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of weak constitutions who suffer
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edy IL called Rexall Ordcrlies.
Rexnl Ordcrlles have soothing,
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rcgulntive action upon the dry, re-
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produce 4 natural, successive con-
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culnr fibrcs of the bowel walls, gem
Grating n wave-llke motion which
forces their contents onward and
outward; thus stimulating nature In
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remove all irritation, dryness, sore
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
A SOUND OLD-FAsiiloNEn
OPINION,

Governor Wilson OF Kentucky
cntcrtalnB n somewhat oldfashloned
oppIon that ononsca against the
law and rights OF property are toll
Grated much the same when commit.
tod by clnaa that has political IN
rluonee and some votes ~ when
committed by mn individual With
only one vote and no preetlgo II
seems the LouiRyillc Herald took
occasion 20 criticize several ON
clnlH In the district whore nlRht rid
Ing ana bnrn burning has tlourIshod,
For thiA the Herald was prosecuted
Tor criminal libel aud duly convict
ed
However. Governor Wilson has
lust iaaurd pardon to the convicted
newspaper men, on which luNifu7
mont the governor endorsed the fol
lowing rcnaous "rhe long AcrloH OF
crimes Ia this district which have
not boen punished undcr those ON
Gers administration make II necee-
anry for the press to orItlceo all
who can be- held responsible, II the
courts do not put an end TO the rule
Of crime IN the counties IN which
the Judge and commemorative at
,Ornoy are elected TO uphold law and
order, the only hope OF permanent
rcliof from mch conditions w an
cnlahtened public sentiment arous-
ed by the press of the country, aud
instead OF furnishing the newspaper
which makes nsht against such
conditions, 4, should be- regarded MS
fulnllug lts duty
There has been during recent
years too many loose and ihdlRcrIm'
mate charges against the courts by
"frcugIed rcrormcrs." aud ap u rule
the conservative preea has defend.
cd the courts against these unjust
assaults. II cnu be spiked down ma
u certainty that ae Ions NJ the
courts fulnll their high aud lmpor'
tpnt duty without "fenr OF favor
the decent newspaper win be with
thon, aud newspapers of the other
sort can't do much harm Meantime
mother the courts nor the country
can gain anything by attempts to
mUgtlc the press Fort Worth
star Telegram
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12

bid YOU ever think OF it' Sup.
pose every business man In town
took ns much interest In the mp
building of town "a the newspaper
man. lie works for railroads, man.
ulacturies, better roads, churches
good streets and hundred and one
other things for the general good,
he urges, pieads scolds, badgers
and eavorts around generally until
he gets what he sets out for Ina
CINE his feelings, then when somo
string halted kind OF fellow re-
proaches him because no don
boom things enough, and nine times
out of ten that same fellow never
paid one cent towards supporting
the paper, and the paper he reads
with regularity Is either borrowed
from his neighbor or picked M from
the counter In the store ut which he
trades. -- FIX
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
CHARLES NAGEti, TRUST NUS.
TER.

MIR Talt'a secretary of commerce
and labor the otllclo who viii be
In chief charge of tho work OF gath.
cring Information concerning the
trusts Ia Mr. Charles NRgcl of st,
Louis Mr. Nogcl was, At the time
of hiR selection For cabinet oillce,
attorney for the standard on trust
He figured somewhat IN the cam
paIgn of 1905, It win be- remember
ed that Mr. Roosevelt charged that
corporation representatives were
supporting Mr. bryan, bclns called
upon FOR particulars Mr. Roosevelt
named Judge Priest of ST. Louis as
one OF the corporation representa-
tlvcs that were supporting the dem
ocratIc candidate II wHR pointed
out at the time that while Judge
Priest was attorney for prominent
oil man In particular cnac charles
Nagol, thu attorney az record for
the standard on trust, was connect
cd with the republican national
committed and that MIR Roosevelt
did not appear to be greatly alarm
ed on that account In It's issue ~
January ~ the 81 Louis Globe
Democrat republican, printed from
TIA Washington correspondent q dis.
patch predicting that MIR Nngcl
would be- chosen secretary of COM
morco and labor. IN that dispatch
the Globe. Democrat correspondent
said,
1T was also asserted today that
no member of the TAFT cabinet viii
come into bis place with less of wire
pulling and solicitation IN his behalf
II ~ said that after q dlgnlfod pres
cntation OF Mr. Naglea name from
the right quarters no campaign was
carried on In HIS behalf, aud that
tho only further representations
made were At the solicitation OF MI
TAFT. who sought additional nfor
nation"
II is plain that all that was noe
cssary 70 secure for this standard
on trust lawyer place IN Mr. Tnft'B
cabinet was n "dgnlfed presentation
OF his name from the right Qunr'
tors
Can It be possible that the Negcl
appointment was ono OF the SUBJ
jocts under discussion whom Moasfa
Taft and Rockefeller met In Georgia
DURING the month Of January
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
~. ts,,i,,n HAMS


siefa alsese tSu islaea hands
Which wvfe tfosw'd 81 "A AHtd
htnasi
fwu haHas twush seAttrd ~ ieil ~
teAEe
Witch had found no timv 20 tosi
fhps wvre uels hands aay~a aison
The Hneefs wtte bent ard old
wan hnols NJ the inlnis whivh rsln
had afe~n
A. ,hes worked IN hes, ~ cold
Those folded hands told Of suul
which had suffered 10 silence
brave
~ ffasils frame Witch had stood
he gale
Where Llies fprec lcmptes's
dtave
I Thought ef the TASKS those hands
hni done.
pf the hurdnns they had horne.
pf the many many many loads
which had made them tourh and
worn,
Aud / said 90 myself. 20 blessed
hands
Yours H. the better part
You have shielded helped aud com.
futted
From he love of thtist-like
hcarti'
From March Farm journal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
TEXAS RATE WAR.
WIN Not Re settled az the New
Work Conference,

WIN Not Re settled az the New
Work Conference,
New Orleans, March : There
~ no chance OF u settlement of the
Texas rate war at the conference 10
be- held In New York on March 90
and that the Texas city Steamship
company has not even becn invited
to attend the conference, was the
substance of important Information
received IN the city yesterday by
Jobbcrs IN the board of trade, who
against the adverse effects OF the
rate war on New Orleans business,
aud who had hoped, through such n
conference. that settlement could
be effected
II IN believed by Interested mer-
chants here that the conference In
New York March 30. has been call
ed ~ result of the complaint made
by the New Orleans interests, and
that II viii be nothing more than n
discussion OF thla complaint and
other matters by representatives OF
Southwestern lines and of the
southern Pacific and Mallory lines,
Az II IL, the Texas city Steamship
company, which has caused the rate
war, viii not be represented at the
meeting, and n settlement of the
war IN Impossible, That the Texas
city steamship company win not be
represented ana has not boon invit.
cd to The conference, w0s the post
tive Information received here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12

,reen,s ehsteta ,see set .sf,ins
9th iee
saesieis IL FiWln ~ slmpis cant
slu,p h "a ma ese,iea NJ Y 3eis
man milliunalte haaArt and real
estate uwnet aaa the wenl'h'vH'
map IN tAat seVilen. was married
Yesterday a. bite iauhatvss The
banker n 10. whleh mAtes v oil tbs
mnsv susrtplnH ,'suhllt mrn ~
nat Ase rlafty epnhf~itvs
utprnsliic Klclser Sew scts
Y NJ a. A instructor, hns started
on, iu teach bis rlesses hos 'e be
tuna. how "a tell go funny stories
an hunt Mr. Nlelsef s~etns ~ hr
apntlsul lu the matter ~ ohNeffa'
ton there arp already too many
bores IN the world
puflns srtvices q, Milhliy, Ger
many SUNDAY he choif sanT nj
funeral rate aud finally during the
sermon. every member fell asleep.
Tho preacher toeh u ~ . hint that
he had preached too Ions closed and
gave out hymn iin, The choir did
not respond They wcrc scnseiess
the result OF escaping gas
something FOR the spins TO view
with alarm A ship from Germany
Yesterday brought 100 girls who had
come to this country to get hns-
bands. and men are as scarce now
ln the matrimonial market rs they
ever were at prayer meeting.
Percy buck. q negro chorc boy,
WAS thrown from q horse ut hurling-
ton, y. J., and struck on the pave
mcnt. The telegraph states that the
impact split the concrete, but the
boy wasn't even stunned,
The Rov. +. r. Wedge opened
prize light with i5-mnutc ad-
dress In omaha last night. He talk
ed 10 the effect that while cultivn-
ton of physical strength was good,
CULTIVATION pl nblhl thh'"' was
better.
Frances Livingstone, OF Boyd,
wiz. advertised for q husband, and
got 900 answers. It paid to adver-
tisc. Then she chose one and mar
ricd him, that was n month ago, and
yesterday shc left him. She hadn't
advertised for happiness as well as
n husband,
The Rev. Henry ireland, of the
Disciple church at Mount GIlead, o.,
has begun crusade against kissing,
Tho kiss he said, lis an intoxi-
cant, and must go The amount of
| kissing our young people do is Il
! menace to morality" All of which
IN true, but put this effort to stop 1t
| down among the crusadcs that fail,
oh, goodness Gertrude HOFFMAN.
who does the Saome dance, says
she learned Il at midnight by watch
Ink the waves For two weeks pre-
| ylous to giving the dance, she was
In tho surf every night al midnight
learning of the waves their slnuous
Rfncc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
THE HISTORY CLUB.


'n bNENh 'Us
Following Nv the lesson for the
meeting of the History club on
March 10!
Special papers,
Arts and sciences of Greece
The walls OF Athens,
Tales of the heroic age
/. give the oXtent of the Persial
Empire Just prior TO the Persian
wars, .e.tt
Cause OF the Persian war
GIVE an account OF the burning Of
Sardis,
what effect did the battle of Mar
athon have on the pcrslnns?
Tell what you know or MiltladesY
what was the result OF the first
Persian INVASION
How long before the second eS-
petition and trace xerxcs ronte7
Tell about the battle OF the Pass
of Thermopylac.
who liz branded the Judas OF
Ureccef'
Where did the Athenians 20 to
escape the Persans and where did
they go for their advice?
Describe the sea fight OF saanis.
In what year was the battle OF
rlatnea fought and result OF Por-
sian war7
Give brief sketch OF the work
Of Thermistocles,
what was the Athenian League
aud It's obiect7
Tell OF the work and character
OF Arstides
what three noted men OF this Pc
Rod were "ostracIzed' from
Athens2'
what defensive measures did Attn
ems takeG
give some OF the oharacteristics
OF pcricles? state his policy
What was the age OF Pericles
called and whyY
win whom did the literature or
this age begn9
nesides literature what sought
expression after the Perslnn wafsf
who was the most noted Greek
SCULPTURE OF this period?
what work OF art did Pericles IN
trust to phidinsY
Describe the Parthenon.
Where IL much OF the sculpture
Of the parthenon located todayf
MRS SID FARRAR Teacher Pro
Tenn,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
THREW CARRIAGES.
Alleging Tha, She Had Bccn Hun,iI-
listed, Mrs. Mclean Asks Divorce

st. Louis, March i2, Alleging
that she was Inundated because
her husband threw cabbages at Clay
Clement, the actor, when Clement
produced Sam Houston" at the
Garrick theatre several years ago,
the wife OF James II. Mclean, son
and heir of the late millionaire med
Icine manufacturer. has sued for a
divorce.
Mclean was severely beaten when
he interrupted the performance OF
sam Houston by employees OF the
Gnrrick and was fined, j A. Arbuck-
IL. father OF Mncklyn Arbuckle.
the actor, former resident OF Tex
ns, appearing against him. u was
charged that the Texas flag was In
suited because the vegetables were
hurled VI II. n8
Further publicity was given TO
the incident by a suit for damages.
filed by Dan Fisherl manager OF the
Garrick thcater. against Mclean.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12
TALES on rtE TELEGRAPH,

A South Dakota man advocates "A
constitutional amendment 20 pro-
vide for three presidents OF the INT
ted states TO serve at one and the
same time, lIo evidently figures that
few men afo capable of nghtinR con
RroAH Nlnglc.hnndod
Down IN bcnlghted Arkansas,
they are introducing bills IN the
legislature that have some senac to
Thorn A recent one cuts the price OF
prescriptions 20 so cents, and nno-
Their forbida a charge OF more than
t25 for mn operation Tho represen'
tative who introduced Il has a per-
sonal grievance which IL making
him light early and hard, He was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12

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Try Rexall Orderlies on our guar
antce, SO tablets 25c, and ~ tab
let's l0c. Hood n Curtin, Druggists.
Waxahachie, Texas,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12

ynsas eams sgv needed fwawvails
taise lhe 80 ~ Increased ,asstlen
10 ,las apeu ,he is'sfa ~ tAv "a
ihiuAlne fhr lard beyrt made
hanses hsi man hes Tuuc un fet
Vs. these msns svAts ballalne hnusos
Ana he has nrtet lheuahl eg IN
ptea@sss hla tases tleed fetds IA
tilils,e ihs euNduel u buslneas, iasi
~ the hes.e facilitates the runfut'
~ liuun hua n u alirn tho cesH
lnsl In psolsm'ion ,o zee tatilila,ion
~ the eondnct ~ business conee
,hp ahlllis 10 build huus~s tot The
fertilization ~ thv rumss,i ~ iitlns
The pFesent hinh state " Efficiency
IN N. industrial world whssA goes
"a mahe the civilization that sut
wounds % has tonne through lnsfehs
Oh facilities fct communication bot
the yoeas. the frat means ~ uuin.
nunlra,tun aside ftom the water
COURSES. arc in this age are tho last
go receive attention Ia ibis linz
There ~ no economy ~ poor rad
There ~ less w every mile ~ IN
rasaahle toad that exists The road
tu town often controls all The profit
on the farm " the farmer would
hut see H. " there II any tax IN the
road proposition " comes through
the tax that Il puts upon The profits
of the farm through inability 90 get
the products SO market economical
" ureenvile Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-12

| viii have In u eur of Mlssouri
horses and mares Saturday They
are all well broken ana most all city
broke and family horses and mares
II you want one that IL gentle for
your wife to drive and not afraid
OF autos, now N the time TO get It.
They are not tho cheap kind but viii
scll them to YOU nv cheap as you
onn buy anywhere else the same
class OF horses
TOM BuLLARD.
d0iwT Waxahachio, Texas.