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offense in the illegal transportation of
dynamite
Those found guilty were the follow
ing:
Frank NJ. Ryan president OF the In
ternational Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers; John T. Butler, Buffalo, vice
president of the association; Herbert
5. Hockin, former secretary of the or
ganization, of Detroit. Mich: Olaf A.
Tveitmoe, San Francisco. secretary of
the California Building Trades council
Philip Cooley, New Orleans; Michael
J. Young, Boston; Frank J. Higgins,
Boston; J. E. Munsey, Salt Lake City;
Frank c. Webb, New York; Patricl1 F.
Farrell, New York; John H. Berry, st.
Louis; Paul ]. Morris, st. Louis; Hen
~ w. Legleitner, Denver; Charles n.
Beum. Indianapolis; w. E. Reddin, Mil
waukee Michael J. Cunnane, Philadel-
phia Richard Houlihan, Chicago;
James Cooney, Chicago; James H.
Coughlin, Chicago; William Shoup.
Chicago Edward Smythe Peoria. Ill. +;
James Z. Ray, Peoria H.; Murray Pen
nell, Springfield, ILL.,; William c. Burn
hardt, Cincinnati; MILFORD Brown, Kan
sas City; William j. Mccain. Kansas
City. Mo. Frank X. Painter, Omaha;
Peter ]. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio; George
Anderson. Cleveland, Ohio; Michael ].
Harmon, Scranton. Pa; Edward +.
Phillips, Syracuse, n. Y, Charles
Wachtmeister Detroit; Frank ]. Muir
ply Detroit; Fred J. Mooney, Duluth,
Mimi: Ernest C. w. Basey, Indianapo-
lis; Fred Serman, Indianapolis; Hi
ram W. Kline Muncie Ind, former or
ganizer of the Brotherhood of Carpen-
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Recouers Nerue and Plots Death

Then just where before When | thought
things decided with plans and this time plan
ned shoot Jim if could find hide guilt
suspicion The time December u.
Jim i'll that day and the told to eat fresh
pork So Jim said he would take his and kill birds
lie loaded his the
fields the last time he alive except manNck
Wilbun.
Nick slipped just after Jim left asked was
told him Jim had gone hunting and Nick spoke up quickly
" Now is time, he said. Which way did he go?'
gu" told him. and he slipped quickly and toward the
woods where Jim had watched him hurry and
knew that my husband We close to death
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The Work Is Done" She Whispers

Late IN the evening Johnny Gordon and Frank Wiburn Nick
brother and daughters husband them to 90
LOOK Tor m saying afraid something had happened
Nick came IN Just then and they wanted him GO too but told
them to LET Nick with And others had gone
search Nick whispered that done But had
no"n By hs white face and his trembling hands then was
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NICK was there. I bore The ques-
tioning all right, but suddenly
one of the detectives turned and
asked Nick what he was trem-
bling about The poor fellow
was shaking like a leaf, and So
they arrested him and made him
tell the truth When the sheriff
told me what Nick had confessed.
| knew it was all over and !
might as we'll confess, too. I'm
glad I've done it. 1t is "A great
load off my mind. -
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WOMAN IN
PROBE Of DEATH
Relatives of John Perkins Ask
Autopsy to Solve Sudden
Fatal Illness.
Continued From Page Ono.

lighted well. and there was a lor q,
confusion.
THE little boy, Robert, was here last
Sunday and asked to see the old man
He told me he was a friend. and didn't
say the old man was his father He
walked upstairs and stayed maybe an
hour in Mr. Perkins room, talking tn
him.
I'VE found several bank books in Mr.
Perkins room. The detectives GOT
some and I found two afterward ano
gave them to Mr.. Alexander TODAY
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80 DYNANITERS
FOUND GUILTY
Continued From Page One.

called He started and then threw
down his paper and took his place in
the line
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Boy Asked for
Father S Effects.

The boy, Robert, came again Vet.
terday and asked me to give him what.
ever property the old man had left in
the room. He admitted then that MIR
Perkins was his father. l didn't give
him anything There wasn't anything
to give except the bank books and a
few odds and ends.
"Mr. Perkins didn't receive any pack
age on Christmas day that ! know Of
He ate his dinner up town. and looked
all right at supper time. He ate an
ordinary supper. not too much nor too
little, and it was maybe an hour after
ward that he got sick l don't know
whether he took anything or ate any
thing between supper and his attack"
Mr. and Mrs Perkins lived together
in Atlanta until about four years ago.
when she got a divorce and was award
ed the custody of her two children.
Paul. now aged sixteen, and Robey,
now twelve. About two years later
Perkins came 10 Atlanta. found the
elder boy on the street and took him to
sisters home at Hillsboro. It created
quite sensation at the time. but the
mother was unable to induce Perkins
or his relatives to surrender the boy
She had married H. B. Wingard. rail
road man. in the meantime They are
living in Capitol avenue.
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Ex-Wife Tells
Of Separation.

Il hadn't spoken to John Perkins il
five years-not since 1 gained my d.
vorce and he put me on the train" she
said Il wanted nothing to do with
him, wanted nothing he had, didn't
want ever to hear of him again, He
told me l was, taking my ducks to the
wrong pond, and I replied that l would
keep their heads above the water
mo l didn't go to the boarding house
where he lived and died My little boy
Robert, went there once or twice. Tie
old man was nice to the boy and they
used to talk together sometimes. and
Robert Away came and told ms
about it,
Yes, I sent Robert to the boarding
house yesterday, but not to bring back
any of Perkins property I didn't wan,
anything Of his. | told Robert to ask
Miss Yeargin to take care of the OLD
mans valise or anything else he had.
for the negroes around there had tod
me of some woman who claimed 20 be
his wife and who was laying claim 10
his belongings. I don't know whether
there was aOVtbiOo In fhair STORY or no,
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Intends to Fight
To Get Back Son.

The next thing I'm going to do Is TO
try again to recover my Oldest son.
Paul. taken away two years ago oy
Perkins. These AleXanders are keeping
him hidden out down at Hillsboro, an"
| want him back He is mine Iae
court gave him to me Now that MS
father is dead there can't possibly Or
any excuse for any one else, aunt o..
anybody, keeping my boy. I've re-
tanned lawyer and I'm going to nave
Paul back.
u understand Perkins had cons.a.
cradle property. Mr. Poole told mr.
there was $50 in his pockets and 1ant
book showed a balance of $500. doh
want it, but his two sons, my children,
certainly should get It, Perkins 4ao
nobody else but his sister, this MIS-
Alexander
"Oh, yes, I've seen him often, but n9o'
to speak. When ] lived in HuHlg-
street near the engine house he use
to come to town and board close by aug
I'd see him looking at the house anu
hanging around. And not long ago
since | moved here, | saw him over II
the capitol yard across the street, peer
ing toward this house.
You say they are talking of ho'a.Is
an autopsy? Well, I reckon that "ou3t
be right. Alexander seems to nm
something is wrong and it's best
clear things up"
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Loved Him
Best of All.


Mrs. King was arrested at the
village of Red Oak yesterday
afternoon, after Wilburn s con
fession had been made in the
Macon Jail. Mrs King was Wis
iting her sister and the house
was filled with women and chill
dren when the officers entered.
The woman made a bold effort
to deny her guilt when the Off
GERS entered and served the war
rant
MY Godr' she screamed:
you charge me with killing my
husband, my poor dead jim.
Why, | loved him better than all
the world. My God, what will
become of my poor little chill
dren?"
Then, in Mysteries, she fell to
the floor, crushing the black gar
ments she had donned in false
mourning for the husband she
had helped murder. The chill
dren ran to her, sobbing in fear
Of something they did not I'M
derstand, and tried to comfort
her.
Il never want TO go through
such a scene again, " said De
tective Kea. Il was crying like
a baby when ! served the war
rant, though | knew this woman
had committed a horrible crime. r"
When she recovered her
strength Mrs. King asked that she
might be taken to the Jones coun-
ty jail at Grays instead of being
carried to Macon, and the officers
yielded to her request She hard
! ly spoke on the journey. but
when she was locked inside the
sheriff S room the officers told
her of Wilburn S confession. As
they recited the details of his
story the woman knew there was
no hope for her After a little
while she suddenly rose from her
chair, threw out her hands and
spoke:
81 did it. It is all true. she
said. But if | had been an
rested first | would have gone to
the gallowS without tremble,
without a word, rather than drag
him with me | thought he would
be brave enough to stand by me
as | would have stood by him. -"
Wilburn' 5 story. told in the
Macon jail yesterday. was prac-
tically the same as that of his
accomplice, though not all of the
/ details OF the conspiracy were recited.
| He said nothing of his relations with
/ Mrs King, but told the officers She had
/ promised him $500 Of the insurance
money If he would slay her husband.
| Today he went further and said they
! had planned to take the $1,000 and en-
! Joy long honeymoon trip. They We're
to have been married as soon as de
cent period should have elapsed after
! Kings death.
I'm mighty sorry now" said Will
! burn. Jim King was always a good
! friend to me. My family hadn't done
| him right anyway. Ny brother Frank
ran away with his daughter fou
months ago against Jim'S Wil.'
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r. J. Middleton was in Dallas
yesterday.
Mrs. s. H. Watson has returned
from Dallas.
Geo. H. Hogan Of Ennis was In
the city this morning.
Mrs. A. Mccartney and Mrs. F. L.
Hawkins visited In Dallas yesterday
Mrs. Jim Harrison and Mrs. Arch
Thompson spent yesterday in Dali
las.
P. M. Parks went out to his farm
this afternoon where he will set out
five hundred cabbage plants.
i Felix Erwin, a Waxahachie boy
who is now making good In Corsi-
cana, was in the home town today.
| Mrs. s. A. Cliff and five or six
other ladies OF Ennis are here this
afternoon to attend meeting OF the
ladies of the Maccabees.
| Mrs. I. Mincer and daughter, Miss
| Clara, who have been the guests OF
DR. and Mrs. s. H. Watson for the
past two months, will return to
their home at Dallas tomorrow
| morning.
Thomas j. Midd,atop and O. c..
Parker OF Waxahachie today called
at the Wilson headquarters and said
that Ellis county is Overwhelmingly
for Wilson by at least three to one.
Dallas News.
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Office at Thornhill's Warehouse.
Waxahachie, Texas.
THE COUNTY JAIL Is
END OF A JOY RIDE.
Three Boys in Auto Make Waxaha'
| hachie, CnpsiAe Mourning.

Monday night the delivery auto
\ nAoeAe truck OF the j. M. Reilly
4 Commission company taken
y from the garage at the Reilly horn
| at 14o3 Annex avenue. The matte
was reported to Sheriff Ben
| Brandenburg. The officer found tn;
such car had gone southwark owe
| the Lancaster road In the night. La
ter he found out that the machine
overturned and partly wrecked, wa.
] in the ditch little way south OF
I Lancaster.
The sheriff and Deputy John
Cheisa watched the Katy railway
south of the city and arrested three
white boys, the Oldest IT years.
They admitted that they had taken
the car, had run to Waxahachie and
returned TO the place where the car
was wrecked. They estimated that
they were going about 35 miles an
hour when the accident came. None
of the boys were hurt All were ar
rested. The three are connected with
prominent families in the city
Dallas News.
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Runaway Accident.

A horse hitched to buggy and
being driven by Allen Thompson of
this city became frightened from e
passing street car on West Main
this afternoon and ran away, throw
ing the driver and c. A. Bevel, Of
Midlothian, to the ground. Both the
occupants OF the vehicle sustained
painful injuries about the face and
knees, but no bones were broken.
The horse dashed down the street
and ran into telephone post where
he was caught.
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Webster and
Mrs. Webster's sister, Miss Irma
Littlepage, will leave this evening
for Dallas. Mr.. Webster has been
here since last summer In charge
Of the construction work on the
Woman's Building at Trinity Uni
versity, the Fred A. Jones company
having the contract He goes to
Dallas to superintend the construc-
ton of a sky scraper The work en-
the building hero Ia nearing COM
pletion. Two automobile moving
vans came down from Dallas this
afternoon to hauf Mr.. Webster's
HOUSEHOLD goods to that city.
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The "Childts Welfare" movement
has challenged the attention of
thoughtful people everywhere.
Mothers are natural supporters, and
Will find in Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound most valuable aid.
Coughs and colds that unchecked
lead to Group. bronchitis and pneu-
monia yield quickly to the healing
and soothing qualities of Foley's
sale by Curlin's Two Drug Stores
Curtin Drug Co, north side, Curlir
Pharmacy, west side square. d&y
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F. s. cronk Co. sell galvanized |
roofing cheap tt |
Buy your pump from F. 8. Cronk
Co All kinds Prices way down IT
Give a. liberal. donation to the la
\ Dies sample sale and help a good
cause. zS4
Tomato, Cabbage and Potato slips
for everybody, early in March. Birt
Forrest. &
When you need a plumber call
| Bunkley. with F. s. Cronk Co. Both
! phones "a II
See that sensational western pic
'ture at the Majestic with Roosevelt
reviewing the riding and roping
contest In Wyoming. 1874
We sell the famous Macy book
case. Comes in, sections. Special
campaign on this month. R. e.
Moore Furniture Co. 294
See that wonderful and thrilling
picture, 5000 feet of the best ropfng
and wild horses that the world has
ever seen at the Majestic tonight "a
We have large stock Of art
squares, rugs, mattings linoleum,
window shades. Come get our prices
before you buy. r. E. Moore Furni-
ture Co. 294
For anything in trees phone
Waxahaehie Nursery Co. Our trees
are home grown, handled in the
most approved manner and salts
factory service is guaranteed. II
The merchants are donating lib
orally to the Ladies' Sample Sale to
be held the latter part of March
Keep your eye on this sale as there
will be something for sale that you
Will need. 2s4
DR.. w. D. Boyd is having neat
office fitted up over the grocery
store of Lynn Reagor, on north side
of the square ana will move into
same this week DR.. Boyd's head
quarters will be at Curlin's Drug
store.
We have all of our new refriger-
ators for the coming season. A good
line Of medium priced as we'll as a
line of high class Automatics with
the built in water cooler We trade
them for your old ones. r. e. Moore
Furniture Co. 294
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Lometa Man Assassinated.

Lometa. Texas, March 10
Finas Hunt was killed by an un-
known party Tuesday night at the
rear of Aliens feed store, across
from the depot. The shooting took
place about $3.50 O'Clock, Just after
the eastbound train left Lometa
Hunt was shot three times. No
cause is known for the deed Hunt
was engaged in the butcher busi-
ness at this place.
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TO PROHIBIT THE
SHIPMENT OF ARMS
JOINT RESOLUTION FRAMED BY
SENATE COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Intention Of Measure Is That 1t May
Apply Immediately to the
Mexican Situation.

Annotated tPrass Special. f
f78 washtnEton, March 3.--rhe
senate committee foreign reIa-
lions today framed a Joint resoIu-
ton which provides for the prohibit
ton of the shipment of arms and
ammunition Of war from the United
States to any state on the American
comment which is In a condition OF
disorder. The intention OF the resoi-
ution is that it may apply immedi-
ately to the Mexican situation.
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All democrats In Ellis county who
favor the nomination OF Governor
Wilson for president are requested
to meet In Waxahachie Saturday af-
ternoon, March 1s, at 2 o'clock. 1t is
desired that representatives from
each voting precinct In the county
be present, as steps will be taken
to perfect the organization OF Will
son club in every precinct. Some
action may also be taken with ref
erence to a presidential primary.
J. r. MAYHEM,
Chairman.
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Virginia Delegation for T.ft.

Roanoke, Va, March 13. u
delegates al large, instructed sS
vote for tho denomination OF Pr46
dent Taft. were named IMts
night by the Virginia rapahaf1R
state convention. a 81
This action puts into the TkA
column the entire Virginia delega-
tion of twenty-four votes In the
Chicago convention.
The resolutions declare that Vir-
ginia republicans honor the presi-
dent for enemies he made in veto
ing ill-considered tariff Bills.
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Women Can Hold Office.
Associated Press Special.

Austin. Texas, March 13.--Assist-
ant Attorney General Sch r. Cald-
well wrote m opinion yeste day
holding that there was nothing IN
the law to prevent a woman from
being elected to county office,
even If she is not qualified voter.
The inquiry came from a young lady
who is aspiring to be reelected to
the office of county superintendent
of public instruction.
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Armed Mexicans Enter Texas.

Associated Press Special.
Ell Paso, Texas, March 12.-Arm-
ed Mexican rebels crossed the river
into Ell Paso county Monday after
noon and took five horses and sad
dies from residents of the United
States, near Fabins, Texas FL Des-
hazo, who was in Fabins, brought
the report of the raid.
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Notice.

To those indebted to us. Please
call and settle as we are in need of
our money, as we have considerable
accounts to meet. We also thank all
those who have been our customers
while We have been In business here,
and hope for our successors, the
Curtin Drug Co., success.
Respectfully.
294 t, MUNROE BROS.
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Painful Accident.

Tuesday afternoon about 3
O'Clock, j r. yandergriff, who is
employed at the Waxahachie Cotton
OIL Co, happened to quite pain
full accident His right hand in
someway was caught in the machin-
cry at the mill and three fingers
we're lacerated A physician was
summoned and the wounds dressed.
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Harry A. Rose, advance agent nf
the Woods Alamo Shows, Is here to-
day closing a contract with the fire
men for the shows to give a carnival
here next week, beginning Monday.
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Tonight at the Majestic is your
last chance to see the most expen-
siye and entertaining picture ever
shown on canvas. "a
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THE WAXAHACHIE WEEKLY
ENTERPRISE carries more adve~
tisements in its want colum--. than
all the other weekly Papers pub
lished in Ellis county combined
For results use the Enterprise, the
paper that completely covers Ellis
county. II
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WANT BAIL FOR MORGAN
SLAYER OF G. w. l.. PERRY
Habeas Corpus Hearing for Convict
ed Man Will Be Held Saturday

W" "c oiu 'asuruay
In an effort to get bail for his
client, Attorney J. s. Baker this
morning filed writ for habeas
corpus hearing in the criminal dis
trict court in the case OF Frank
Morgan. The hearing will take place
at 10 o'clock next Saturday morn
ing. Morgan was convicted several
weeks ago on the charge OF first
degree murder in connection with
the death OF G. w. L. Perry. He was
given life sentence. Later Judge
Miller granted a new trial. This
trial, it Is said, will be held during
April.-Dallas Times-Herald.
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See that liquid soap and holder.
Always clean. strictly sanitary. F.
S. Cronk Co. II
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Probably no part of the Daily
light is SO filled with human inter-
st as the want column.
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You have seen pictures but the
one tonight at the Majestic surpass-
IS anything you have ever seen. "a
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WANT you to know I have a few
bushels of seed corn from the 101
Ranch of Oklahoma-three differ
ent kinds; also Amber. Orange and
Red Top Cane seed, wholesale and
retail d. H. Thompson. sos
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Read the wanr ads on page 4.
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LADIES work our speciality We do
cleaning, pressing and repairing. All
work guaranteed. Phone ITS. Mat
Co. II
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Read the Daily Light Want ads
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cents per bale at the
barn. VIII deliver any order 90
alex. P. @. Rocket, phene es3 or
lTi4. II
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FOR SALE-Four room house, Uni
versity addition. $4,000 cash; bal
ance monthly payments. f. H. Grit
fin. 296
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iocket, enxrryed WHY
monogram, &C. y. s. finder rs
tnrn to Chas- "a. Smith at Curltn's
draB store. 2a4
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| CLEANING pressing and repairing.
Ladies work speciality. Next door
to Bedford's Restaurant. PAGE. the
Tailor. Phone IT. If
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SHADE TREES to 6 inches; no
better time to plant than now.
Phone US for prices. We transplant
Waxahachie Nursery Co. Il
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HAULING-When you need hauling
of any kind done We are ready TO
serve you, We have good teams at
your command. Telephone 666.
Flynn & Wood, at Farmers Cotton
Yard. 29ap
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WANT TO RENT-Good five or six
room house close in, with all mod
ern conyeniences. Apply to J, w.
Hamilton. 514 Dunn street. 2s4
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LOST-Between Waxahachie and
Beyce, Feb. 2s or 80, pair OF geld
frame spectacles in case bought
from DR.. J. B. Lee c. G. Hester. 90
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FOR SALE-Will give low prices
on my household furnishings to sell
quickly, to avoid moving them from
city. Call at 405 Oldham avenue
Mrs. Miller 2A6n
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FOR SALES. G. White Leghorns,
prize winners and heavy layers
Eggs $1.o0 and $500 per 15. Leisv
C Boothe. 3s Highland St, Waxa-
hachie, Texas. 296p
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PRESSING, CLEANING AND RE
pairing will appreciate share OF
your patronage. Ladies' work n
specially. Thee Farley, at Schuster's
Tin Shop tt