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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04

the peace and safety OF said city that
this ordinance shall become operative
at once, in that its failure so to do
would cause great inconvenience and
hardship upon said city and the in
habitants thereof. Accordingly. an
emergency is hereby declared by rea-
SON whereof this ordinance shall be In
full force and effect from and after
It's passage, approval and publication.
This ordinance DUR passed with Sec
ton considered separately and pass
ed by an affirmative vote of three
fourths Of the members elected to the
city council Of said city, upon this the
29th day Of July. 1909.
Passed with Section included this
the 2sth day Of July 1909
w NJ Edwards.
Attest: Mayor.
Joe Dews.
City Clerk.
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sREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS =
. Furnished BY wessphaI & Lacy, =
. Bonded Ahstraeters. y
. = = = , = = = Z = = = = = Z = = =
Joe Dews.
City Clerk.
Monday, AUG. 2. 1909.


Il. NJ Frey ct al to w. !. Pelfry.
4-22-oS $50. lot 5. block as. Amber.
Saice to ssme, 2-ls-Os, $50, lotc ,
and 3. block Amber.
Same TO same. 1O-1s-os, $50. Slk lot
2. block 2S, Amber
Same to z. ]. Palfrey. 1o-l9-0S, $40,
M lot 2, block 2s. Amber.
J.E. Whitehead ct ux to II. s Bet
ties. ct al. s-42-Os. 81, EM NV wis
Ell sw; si-10-6. NE Sc: MI Sc
81. sI-1O-7.
w. H. Brown to same. 6-26-0a, 81,
WIS NE; WIS Sc; ES NV sw;
sl-lO-6: NE SE; M Sc Sc. ss-lo-7.
II. G. Bean to same. $1,000, 81
(QCD). NE Sc; Nh Sc Sc. s6-1O-7;
SW; WIS NE: Eh NV; WA Sc.
sl-loS; Ell Sc; NV Sc; NE Sw;
NE sw Sc "a: E1s Sc; NJ sw Sc;
Sw sw SE. 27-e-5.
II. S. Bettes ct al. to A. ]. Waldock,
s-21-os. $500. 1880; wiz Ell; Eh
NV; Sw Sl-10-O6: NE NE: Nh Sc
Sc. se-lO-7.
Emma Rogers ana husband to Jacob
IC. Good. 7-2S-Os, $500. NE NE NE;
NE Sc NE: Wa Els NE: VIZ NE.
1855; Sc NE NE. 1885.
Isaac wiashlp to Fl. $. Bettes ct al
7-ss-os. $500, Sc NE. l-S-S. SW NV.
est. NE NE: Nla Sc NE. Se-s-7. NV
NV; WIZ sE NV. csc.
Wallace York and wife to John NJ.
Briscoe. 5-17-O9. $4,000. SE; SIS NE;
Sc NV NE; s ESE NV; NV Sc
NV: ELS NE Sw. Se-s.S.
Storden Noah to Wallace York.
4-2s-os. 5000. same property.
Byington Bond ct al to same,
$1,000, $500, same property
Arthur Is. Nesbit to Samuel W
Hayes. 7-so-os s5,oOo, i sw: sis sw
Sc. Ss.7
Mary Ellen Jones TO John c. Thomp-
son. $500. se.725. Sc Sc Sc: wa Ell
Sc; VIZ Sc; NE NV; Eik Sc sw.
1855
Frank Morris Jr. to Mary Morris
ct a.. 4-2s-os, $3.50. three-sevenths in-
4e-ees ~ c11 CIV Ce. CIV SF CT 20
VIZ Sc 20; lSw NV; WIZ NE NV;
NE NE NV 20; Els NE sw: sE Sc
NV. 1855.
Emily Hardy to Edgar q Bancroft.
7-si-os. $500, Ma sw NV; NV Sc
NV. 2a-7-s.
WI. A. Hopkins and wife 20 Minor G.
Conrad ct al l-S1-0s. s2,6oo, lots "a,
22 and as. block IS. chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04

Guthrie. Okla, Aug. 4.-"Isn't 4
awful the way the Democratic ad,ein
issration is piling up taxes which VIC
poor farmers pay91 said an innocent
looking old farmer on the streets OF
Guthrie as he stood on corner read
ing a copy Of the Morning Republican
Prevaricator. why, just see here, II
win take all OF my cotton crop to pay
sny state taxes this fall"
Well" said the person addressed,
your taxes win, no doubt, depend up
on the amount Of property that you
have. what does your paper say that
the rate OF Saxation is?''
'Rateg" said the bewildered old man
AS he again looked at the paper. "Oh.
YES, here 1t is. Why the rate. includ-
ing one-fourth mill for common school
purposes is two and one-half mills"
We'll" said the other man, what is
your property assessed at?"
Il have a pretty good 16O-acre farm,
six miles from Guthrie. said the old
man. "and It is assessed at $1,000. !
nave considerable personal property.
nut owing to the fact that am head
-of family and have 5000 exemption,
= pay taxes on $500 personal property.
fmalxing total OF sl,s00r
~You really think that you must sac
'rifice your cotton crop to pay your
raxesg" said the other man. Nov
Iust let's figure this matter. One thou-
sand eight hundred dollars at two and
'one-half mills viii be $3.50 Do you
sAhink 1t will be necessary to sacrifice
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04
Farmer Comments
On Tax Paying

any cotton to pay $4.50 for keeping
up the state of Oklahoma p
why. is that all?" inquired the old
old man.
Yes" said the other, ''and you must
remember that ~at the present time
we are building number OF large,
fine new state institutions. including
many schools. reformatories. peniten-
tlarles and asylums, and all Of these
cost money. DO you know what your
rate Of taxation was for territorial
purposes when the United States gov
ernment paid most OF the expenses?"
The old man admitted that he did
not
"The last territorial levy was five
and one-half mills With your yalua-
tion your taxes for state purposes
would then have been 1890. II you
paid your taxes then without sacrific-
ing your cotton. you can certainly do
so now that the rate mas Deen reduceu
more than one-half. Now let me tell
you. your wife and children who re-
Gently visited their relatives in Mis-
souri,. travelled in the state Of Oklaho-
ma 205 miles and you saved on each of
your four tickets one cent per mile
each way, or s4.10 on each Of your four
tickets. making a total of $i6.40. Now
your entire state tax is only $3.50, so
that the saving that the state has
made to you in this little trip is near
~ four times the amount Of your to-
tai state tax"
well. I'll be darned," said the farm
ar. pocketing his paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04

state any game animal or game bird
cr non-game bird. or nest OF eggs or
any agme bird. except as provided By
Law.
To destroy at ahs time nests Of eggs
Of game or non-game birds
To shoot at any game animal or
game bird. on. from or across amy
public road or raj pad right OF way,
TO fish or hunt on lands OF another
without consent Of the occupant
TO hunt on Sunday
TO chase deer or antelope At any
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04

Antelope. closed season until June
II. 1914.
Mongolisn. Chinese, English RiAg
Meek o. ether phessaass. closed sea-
son until Nov. i. 1914
It is always unlawful. under pen
atty:
To sell or offer for sale any game
bird or non-game bird. or the nest or
eggs OF any protected bird.
To transport or have IN possession
with Intent to transport out ci the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04

time with dogs.
To catch fish with net. seine. gig.
dynamite. poison in any stream or
lake Ia the state. The provision shall
not apply 70 legitimate fishing with
hook, line or spear; or catching small
'mirnows for bait with a trap or seine
not over ten feet. or the taking of fish
other than bass out Of the Arkansas.
Cimarron. or salt Fork or the ArRan-
sas river; North Fork Of Red river.
North Fork Of Muddy Boggy, Muddy
Bosgy and Clear BogFy rivers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-04
p r II A L tt ES

For violation of any portion of the
game law the fine is not less than $500
nor more than 500 or Imprisonment of
80 days. or both at the dictation of the
court. For violating the fish law, the fine
is from $lOO to $500 or Imprisonment.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

lGrS AnNQal 1 al
9th - 1909 - End
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

5 Saturd
Our Dom,
Has been renewed Throughout
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

ay, Octo|
site Dept.
and the new ginghams, prints,
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
show the newness by increased gu,
lg Sale we quote you:

A good heavy Fleeced Elan
nelette. Regular 121a cent cloth
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

IIcdVy H. II iHosIIII VII .
in wide 5r
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

49, SE1E 5
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

$500 Skirts-Blue, Black
Grey, Green and novelty mixed
There are seven styles includ
ed in this lot lot. Fall 81 4S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26
uonrn, 90 u>,lpr>cn.


We will either cure YOU OF consti-
patton or pay for all The medicine
used laring the trial You pay US
nothing II We fail That's mighty
broad statement. and we mean every
word of ~ We viii back II up with
our own personal reputation too
could anything be more fair and
secure FOR YOU
The most scientific common sense
treatment Is Rexall Orderhcs Their
active principle is a very recent
scientific discovery that Is odorless
colorless and tasteless, very pro-
nounced. geutie and pleasant In It's
action. and particularly agreeable in
,yery way This ingredient does not
cause any diarrhoea. nausea flatu-
lence or gripping. ReNall Orderlies
are as pleasant TO take as candy and
are particularly good for children
/ and delicate persons
! If you suffer from chronic or ha-
| bitual constipation, or the associate
or dependent chronic ailments, we
urge you to try ReXall Orderlies AT
our risk. Remember, you can only
get them at our stores. TWO sizes
25c and zoe Hood 4 Curtin.
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ruNNahn emnt W. it iHaiefHH
g. u tH tht Hwstn
mtat fsH ha. massla ffet pf
e tta rt,tHt taH H sgd
hauls nns musfit ifet pf tHl
shat ateHi fhf evidence thei iheff
esa rmH 500 ntatHf % So
HaHha ~ iht tanama thnbl eafH
rsHt ueH f French uvutrH fhs
q nn ttstt thni thr <ev meas
sts ttis e. co. tHette atith rahilsh
mHh maH fhet iH eoun ~
aalar BE- mvnt hrrh mHtfled hf
bas been astr' il come afoea wa
tie nr ~ Ia ap lo Publisher
Smith and Publisher ruilitet 20
nab. good of mBt atouement fht
nmw netald Be- etef Tor che tres
dorm of tho press hai e r. newer fof
tho uubtisied license ~ lhe pff
Uaias TlmeR Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26

T.. c. Mcqueen, Fort Worth; w
W. GIN, Memphis; II. Eddins, Dal-
las. Chas. Lane, Palmer; c, Desos'
nay, Atlanta; w. l.. Mitchell, Dal.
las; l.. s. Woods, Dallas; BOYD
Brown, Dallas; w. S. Robinson, EN-
mis-; Il. l.. Kinsolving, Fort Worth
-. NJ. Hubbard, Chicago; r. d. Hut
son, Corpus Christi; X. l.. Dunlyant
Fort Worth, w. 4, Ketchloy Gun
cv. m: Arthur w Hale, Battle
Creek. Mich: S. G. Guyer, Austin;
10. j. Kendall Ennis: S. Il, Barnum
Fort Worth. j. -. kenwood, waco
=. Il. Lipstnndt Memphis y
Carter, st. Louis; ]. A. Sadler, Dsl'
las: M. A. Powers, Dallas; f. L.
Jaccard, st. Louis. |. Jolesch, Ennis
w NJ. Spurlock, Forreston' Hunter
10 Wilson, Fort Worth; W. NJ
SSope. Chicago: M, M. Henderson
chicapo: N. l.. Nelson, Sednlla. MO
n, G. Powers, Kansas CITY; j. NJ
Ieurd. Fort Worth w. g. Bell, EN-
nis: w. T. stockton, kerens; W ,
Cox. Howard: w. II. Reagor, ReaE
or; G. l.. Hamilton, Cincinnati: II
u. Leeper, Cincinnati; Briggs heh
por. Ennis Jas. s. Sanderson, I'm
mis-; w. Il, Brewer, Ferris; j. a
pratt. Ferris. J. I, Hicks, canyon
city: j. H. Walker, Dallas - u
Ituck. Victoria. Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26
DRAGGING ROADS IN IOWA.

=. Ransom, road superintendent,
Owassa, Hardin county, Iowa, writ
ing on the subject of good roads in
an Iowa farm journal says:
'Why not drag the roads in a
township In three hours? It has been
demonstrated in my own township,
Jackson, Hardin county Iowa, that
Il can be done If one township can
drag its roads IN three hours ano-
Their can, and If two townships can,
n county can, and if a county can,
the state Of Iowa can, My method Is
to employ farmers throughout the
township 10 drag the roads, ! am
particular to employ those who are
most interested In good roads. Then
put them out on stations OF equal
distance as near MS can be and d.
rect the stations SO that one drags
10 meet another all over the town
ship. Each one has telephone and
when the roads are In n condition to
need dragging ! call them up and
sta,t them all out at about the same
time. and in three hours the roads
OF the township are dragged COM
plete. Each one receives from the
township 80 cents per mile for drag
cling | have followed this system for
three years and never failed but
once or twice TO drag the roads OF
tho township after every storm, |
invite road superintendent who
have not systematized their road
dragging to try this system and be-
lieve they viii find the result very
satisfactory
MEN Of all occupations should be
intere, ed In good roads and ought
I'D ne willing TO boost little when
ever they can. Let every fellow VINO
readg this take up his pen and write
an item TO his home newspaper IN
the interest of road dragging IN
sist that your roads be kept drag
rcd smooth. # your road superin-
iendent Us Indifferent about 1t eriu-
Rise him severely Tell him IN black
and white an the things You thought
of when riding over some of ms
,5ads that shook your false teeth
ont
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TuI TEMPLE on JUSTICE
AH~t


Earl tort to u G. Justice i22
acres ont OF the Thos ! Smith sur
vey and % acres out of the " II
Howe survey $4,000.
Augusta norh ct al TO VIII a
Borth and Herman u Berth. undi.
vldcd "a interest IN 30 acres out OF
The r. de IA peua grant $4,000.
Augusta Bortb et al to +. J Vie
busch undivided rs interest In ~
acres ont OF the x. de Ia Pene
grant. S4lVp.
r. A. Ferris ct al to +. Z Bar
row. lot I'm Waxahachie; s365.
l.. y. Pittman TO r. l. Pittman, 81
acres out of the John Douthett sur
vey. $3,200.
W. F. Campbell to Z. !. Pittman
/ 4 acres out of the John DouthetI
survey. $3.750.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26

That's the Way 10 Pronounce Hyo
mel, the Moncy-itack Ca'hrrh
{'tts


Az doubt exists In the minds or
many readers of this paper let US
say that the above is the proper pro-
nuncintion of Americas most Won
derful catarrh cure.
Hood q Curtin are the agent Tor
uyomoi In Wnxahachie and they
viii sell YOU an inhaler, n bottle OF
lIyomei, and full instructions Tor
use for only Sl,00.
And If II fails TO cure acute or
chronic catarrh, asthma, brohchi,'s'
croup. hay fever or coughs ana colds
thry win give you your money DUCK
The person who suffers from eatorrh
after such an offer ns that must IKE
TO shuttle, spit and wheo2e, and be
generally disgusting
Read what MIR. Lowe, re fec' q
citizen of Allegan Mich" fys OF
tyomei.
~ have used Hyomei 4 case
of nasal catarrh which had bothered
me for "A long time ! can say that
uyompi killed the germs OF the dls-
cnse and gave me tho much aouRn'
ana needed relief From this expert
once | know nyomei to be rellaolee
remedy, ana give II the praise ana
recommendation that IT deserves
G.. +. Lowe, Il, T. u, No. Z, Ale
gau, Mich, Sept, 10, 1908, 213-2Sl-
sol
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An Ill-Timpa Bouquet.

Some years ago an attorney was
called i'm by large company and
handed a lease, writes James H.
Collins i'm the circle Magazine.
GIVE ms your opinion said the
president 1--WE have a great dcal OF
this sort Of legal business, and 1t IS
only fair to say that your opinion
may mean much 10 us aud TO your
self.
The lawyer went through the doe
umeut with some care, but quickly
and on the spot
"Um will you tell me what firm
drew up this instrument he asked
at length,
mo firm at all was the reply,
"For five years we have drawn every
lease made by our company right III
this office. My subordinate here,
Mr. Johns, Is the only man we have
ever found who thoroughly under
stands the complications and condl-
lions OF such transactions as we en-
ter into
The attorneys face frightened.
tThis ia one of the best-drhwn
leases | have ever examined, he
said heartily. "You are wise to han
zanization. | commend your business
Judgment
"Can you suggest any improve
monts?'
None whatever, replied the
lawyer,
"Can YOU discern any flaws?
NO -cmphatieallS' Mr.. johns.
continued the attorney, turning 10
the presidents assistant, IL want TO
congratulate you, as n lawyer upon
your thorough grasp of this most
difIlcult branch, In my opinion thls
instrument Is unassailahle, II VIII
hold in the highest court of this
state"
''rhat rs what we want your
honest opinion said the president
you have given it and we are mueh
Obliged to you. and shall be pleased
10 have bin for your service NY
H,ar sin. the highest court IN the
state declared this lease null ana
void last week, and we have lost
ton thousand dollar suit upon it'
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Under Two Flags.

on Saturday, Feb. 27th, matinee
and night, Marie Nielsen and hef
company will play return engage
mAnt AT the shelton opera house.
For the matinee Miss Nielsen VIII
present n play she has selected ~ u
special matinee feature bill, II IL en-
titled "Adrift In New York and "
n comedy drama In five acts me
prices for the matinee VIII be ~
and Is cents. On Saturday n'sn'
Miss Nielsen viii present ouiaa
great masterpiece entitled 'unueI
Two Flags" The management mas
given "undor Two Flags excelleh'
mounting as TO scenery, costuines
and electrical effects, Prices FOR TINS
production 25 and 30 cents,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26
Are Your Kidneys wsIlT

Bright's Disease, Diabefes, hheu-
matism Gout, Gravel Dipnsy, mira.
nation oil the Bladder, Bad BLOOD
and Nervous Troubles coused by SICK
Kidneys.
Hood & Curtin, the well known
druggists Of Wayahachie, know ny
experience that HlNDlPO VIII cure
oil forms OF Kidney and Nervous
Troubles, and will guarantee 1t IN
all cases
Can't you AFFORD to try Il at their
risk? II costs you nothing IL 1t don't
dc, the work.
Sent by mail to any address, pre-
paid. on receipt OF go cents. SIX box
es, s2b0, under n positive guaran-
tee, !"
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Al tho Majestic.

There Is plenty OF music ana com
edy in the act given by the Olds-
fields at the Majestic. They are clev-
or artists and know how TO handle
the guitar and banjo. They viii re-
main through Saturday nights per
formancos Tonight the great ANA
teur stunts viii be pulled on at the
end OF each regular performance
and the performers who are to make
bid for fame behind the footlights
are trying out" this afternoon.
There viii be no advance In prices
for the combined shows.
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n,tr,r.,,lrs ~ m urr,rmp


secretary 1T Navy Prepare iot
General 1trrhnuiing.
Washington Fob as Secretary
Newhcrty 81 arranging THE disl'osi-
linn of tho vessels of Tine Nlanuc
batiio4bip fleet pending the rcastnm-
hlipr of the fleet May 7 for The
GUNNER maneuters of the New Ene-
land coasf AN the haitlcshipe are TO
be- ovethauled at their nome nav
wards proceeding thence witmn IN"
utKt two wteFs.
The third squadron. under Rear
Admiral Arnold. after completion OF
some minor repairs ON the Notth
Carolina. will proceed TO cuban wa
ter4 for its winter target practice.
Ou returning the third squadron
viii Doe abolished and Admiral Ar
mold will become head of one Of the
naval boards at Washington The
flagship Maine VIII be placed in re
serve and the Idaho. the Mississippi
and the New Hampshire viii take
the ulacos i'm the North division OF
the Atlantic fleet of the Illinois, the
Kearsage and the Kentucky whicf
will be placed in reserve. The armor
ed cruisers North Carolina and Mon
tana viii be assigned to special du
Is after returning from the Yves
( Indies.
The scout cruisers Chester, Sal
en- and Birmingham. after coalini
at Brausford r l., Will take tn
long deferred competitive trial t
the Azores islands and return. Tn
object is to ascertain its comparativ
value of the Birmingham triple eN
mansion reciprocating engines: tn
/ Chester's four-Person' turbine en-
gines. and the Salem's two Curtl
turbines
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WOMEN FOOTPADS.
Victim Tells of Loss of Purse con-
thinning Money aud (hcCk.

New York Feb 26.-The story Of
a holdup In which two women foot
pads figured l. old Wednesday
night by Miss Louise Holcomb, a
teacher of vocal music, who rushed
into the West Twentieth street po-
lice station accompanied by her
maid. She said she was attacked on
sixth avenue between Twenty-thlrd
and Twonty-fourth streets by man
and two women, The man, she SAID,
seized her by the throat, while the
two women held her shoulders ana
relieved her Of her pocketbook the
purse contained $25 in cash and a
draft for 1876,
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WIae isetriit Neilhs returned from
Furl Wntih lmet uieh' whetr Ahe hHs
tafn renei ut Miss Annie NlftNfs
Tor the paa tvo days Niles y, hne
ain lsnt4 SATURDAY morning fnf her
hpps in Lakeland tia she ine been
= charming Fucsi ~ the Iimmoha
home faf four mouths " her love
IS traits ahe has made Henfea ~
friends who VIII regret exceedingly
20 hear ~ her departure
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26

Describing the chronic kicker
exchange" that often quoted ora
Gle. says; "ue g. the fellow who viii
not turn loose a dollar unless he sees
TWO In fits place; no Is the fellow you
win have 20 contend with when you
make move in the way OF progress
in any shape; he is the FELLOW VINO
cries failure, ere the enterprise IN
begun. but II he happens 20 have Il
lot or any kind OF property Where
,r,nrcvements are contemplated,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26
nhilnilien Union.

Program for philatheH Ohlou'
Sunday, Feb. rs.
How may philathca classes help
tho pastor and superintendent OF the
sunday school? Miss Eula Waleott'
Round table discussion, rho Best
N,thnd of Teaching the Lesson
Mrs. Roger Kennedy
The spiritual work OF the class,
how IN mako It most ofoctive7 Mrs
NJ. A, Townsend.
Meeting to be held ut the WA"
street Christian church at p III
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26

The lawmakers at Austin have ac-
cepted an invitation to visit Dallas
tomorrow and Sunday They VIII
leave Austin tonight at 1880 on
two special trains and will arrive at
the North Texas metropolis about y
O'Clock tomorrow morning inc
trains will pass through WaxahaehIr
over the Katy about $50 or O'Clock
in the morning.