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PR0CRESS|VES ARE
NEuR0T|cS, ASSERTS
PRESIDENT TAFT
Says Party Will be
Victorious Despite
NEED OF WARSHIPS
Executive Says They Should
be Built Till Canal is
Finished
OF WARSHlPs

Washington, ID. C.--'The time
has come to Gear the political at
mosphere and in the next four
months to get rid OF lies, misrepre-
sentation and Hypocrisy said Pres
ident Taft today on his return from
New York. This is taken as an in
dication of an intention of oppos-
ing the traducing of his administra-
ton by political enemies. The con-
fidence of the democrats, said Taft,
is based on misunderstanding. His
future speeches are to be a direct at
tack upon his opponents and a firm
defense. without apology, for his adj
ministration.
New York City.-Presidenu Taft
brought his celebration of Lincoln's
birthday TO a close here last nieht
with a political speech to the Re
publican club in which he declared
that it was his belief that republicans
would triumph next November, and
defined his opinion of those OF his
own political faith who call them.
selves progressives but who, accord
ing to the president, are "politica
e~motionalists or neurotics.'
His speech came almost at the enc
of a strenuous day that took him to
Newark and Orange, n. j., and gave
him six hours in New York in which
to attend the political dinner ant
drop in at the banquets of the Retail
Dry Goods association and the Grad
yates club.
While at the banquet OF the Re
publican club the president received
kilograms assuring him hat jtw,
delegates to the republican nationa
convention from the eighth Nirgini;
congressional district and two NOR
from Alaska all pledged to supper
him, were elected yesterday. An
other telegram assured the presiden
that the Colorado republican stat
central committee declared for TAT
by a vote OF 1913 to 10.
The president attacked the demo
crots especially for their propositiol
to reduce the United States Army b
eliminating one third OF its %cavalr,
and by departing from the time
honored policy of adding each yea
two new battleships to the navy"
"Certainly the diminution in tn
additions to IL fleet ought not to b
considered until the Panama Canal j
completed,' he said.
For nine reasons, the presiden
said, the republican party could b
regarded as the party OF progres:
That party, he said, had provide
for the CLOSE regulation OF corpora
ton given privileges by the state,
had passed and amended the inter
state commerce act; the employer:
liability law and a law for a minin
bureau; has provided for workmen'
compensation and mediation betwee
railroads and their employees.
was willing, he added, to perfect tn
judicial procure of the federt
courts, would revise the tariff in az
cordance with the sound principle
of economics, advanced the policy
conservation and stood for worl
peace.
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Minnesota Pol, on President.

Analysis Of the vote shows Roose-
welt the leading candidate in every
district. but the seventh, where he
runs n close second to La Toilette.
Taft runs we'll up to Roosevelt in the
fifth district. which is H%ennepin
county, and has about double the La
Follettelvote in the district. He has
a small lead over La Toilette IN the
eighth district, but in the others
stands third, being especial. weak
in the sixth, seventh and ninth dis
tricts. Wilson leads the democratic
field in every district, and Bryan is
second. while Harmon picked up
some votes end runs close to Champ
Clark for third. place.
The candidates hold about the
same percentages of the vote in the
complete poll that they did on the
first returns. Roosevelt falls d little
short of 40 per cent, La Toilette has
25 per cent, and Taft close to 81 per
cent of the total.
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cArARnn CANNOT \ E.c I

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
take Internal remeoles. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts d.
rectly on the blood and mumous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not Il
quick medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years n is a regular prescrip-
ton. 1t is COMPOSED OF the best toni
rectly on the Blood n mucous
surfaces. The perfect c~onbinatton of
the two ingredients is what produces
tarrh. Send for t~esttInotiAl1 dteess A4e
Catarrh is a blood OF constitutional dis.
ease, and in order to cur 1t YOU must
F. j. CHENEY Go. Props..
Toledo Ohio.
Take Halls Family Pilis for contti-
Sold by Druggists. price 7sc. !.
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PROH|BS OBJECT TO
CHOOSING Of NAGEl.
SAY THAT HE IS BREWERS
COUNSEL AND LOBBYIST AND ;.
SHOuLE NOT BE JUDGE.

Washington. d. C.-If. ever q Pres
ident of the United States was in q
dilemma as to the nomination Of an
associate justice of the supreme
court, President Taft is in that COM
dition. First thesPresident made up
his mind to nominate Judge w. C.
Hook after weeks of consideration of
nearly a dozen candidates. Protests
came from several states because
Judge Hook had decided that a 2
cent fare passenger rate in Oklaho-
man would be confiscatory. These
the President brushed aside. Then
the negroes made an objection be-
cause Judge Hook, had concurred in
a Jim, Crow" opinion handed down
by Judge Adams. This the President
at first also brushed aside, but NOT
TOT long. elss ~ 'ig ,ssstl
This last reversal of mind happen
ed last Wednesday. At the ., same.
time it is stated that the President.
with the assistance OF four of the
lawyer members Of his Cabinet, pihc..
tically decided to nominate Score
tary Nagel OF. Missouri. No sooner.
was it made known that sNagei's
nomination had been practically de-
cided upon when protests started
which make the objections to Hooks
nomination insigniacants The
Prohibitionists are the lenders in the
anvil chorus. They contend that Ma
gel was for years the attorney and
the lobbyist for the ST. Louis BREW
ers; that as such it was put up TO
him to get q good sized contribution
to the Taft campaign fund four years
ago, and that he induced the beer
makers TO contribute LITERALLY to the
Republican cause.
They further say that Nagel was
made n member of the executive ON
mite through the brewers influence.
that he might see that their campaign
fund was properly expended. Then
the Prohtbitionists go further by
charging that it was the brewing
interests that put the Missourian I'm
to the Cabinet as payment for the
large campaign contribution. Nov"
they contend, "these same interests
would like to see f'agel on the SUI
preme bench"
In addition to the prohibitionists'
protests comes a yelled threat from
the progressive Republicans in the.
Senate that if Nagel's, name is Gent
to the Senate, they will make q fight
that he be not confirmed. The pro-
gressives' objection is founded sole
ly upon Secretary Nagel's Standard
Oil connection. In addition to being
the attorney and lobbyist for the
brewers the progressives say that he
has held the same position for the
Waters'Pierce Oil Company in Mis-
souri,. They say that he was not
merely hired by the oil company to
defend some one particular case, but
that he was employed at q yearly
salary. The progressives say that
they will show, If Nagel's name
comes before them, that about thirty
days before Nagel was appointed Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor he
went to the Supreme Court OF Mis-
7 souri, and withdrew his name as. IN
attorney Of record representing the
Standard Oil Company. 1s
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FR1GnTruL POLAR WINDS

blow with terrific force at the far
north and play havoc with the skin,
causing req, rough or sore chapped
hands and lips that need Bucklen's
Arnica Salve to heal them. 1t makes
ed for c~old-sores, also burns, boils,
sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles.
Only % cents at Diehl and Brown.
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LENNON COMMERCIAL CLUB.

Aberdeen, S. D.-The Commercial
club at Lennon, S. D., reelected
Thomas d. Potwin, editor of the
Lennon Signal, as president, and
elected the following additional Of
icials: First vice president, w. G.
Hoisongton, second vice president,
B. d. Watt; secretary, w. n. Doh
erty; treasurer; C. r. Braught.
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ness IN the sense
that she has been
alienated and sep
arated from the
world. She has
called upon all who
would hear to pre-
pare for Messiah's
Kingdom. She has
told o fully
than did John the
Baptist of the eff
fa.f nf MoScioh.a
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Of the world that
He would redeem
man and would es-
tablish His King
dom for their res
toration, The Re
d e e m er of the
world was to he
the King by whose
reign of thou
sand years the
work of Satan
would be undone;
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sPledged to La Toilette at present.
!1s will be for Roosevelt if phi
mary is held.
That tabulation did not include
may states where Roosevelt leaders
here tonight said there was no doubt
that the delegation would be for
Roosevelt at Chicago.
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"Repent ye. for The Kingdom of Hedren is a.
hand. "-Ndtthec iii. 9
~OHN THE BAPTIST was the
last of the Prophets and Jesus
declared that none of them was
his Supelior-"There hath not
arisen Il greater Prophet than John the
Baptist-and yet ] say unto you that
the least in the Kingdom OF Heaven is
greater than he" Matthew vi, I'D
Every member of the Kingdom OF
Heaven class must he higher than John
because begotten of the Holy Spirit.
They are reckoned as members of the
House of Sons. while the Prophets he
long to the preceding House of Serv-
ants.-Hebrews iii, 8, 6.
God proposed before the foundation
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ROOSEVELT LEADS IN CONTEST
WITH LA TOILETTE SECOND

Minneapolis.--Final count in The
Journals poll of Minnesota on presi-
Dental choice shows Theodore
Roosevelt the favorite. The relative
positions OF candidates are not
changed from those they occupied in
the first returns published Monday.
La Toilette stands second, Taft third.
Wilson Is the democratic favorite,
with more votes than all the other
democrats combined.
There have been 1913 votes cast
since the first returns were publish
ed, making a total Of 1904 votes,
with a good representation from ev-
cry congressional district. Summar.
lied, the vote of the state is as fol.
lows.
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TOTAL VOTE IS 473
IN REPUBLICAN POLL
AT CLOSE OF CANVASS, ROOSE.
WELT CONTINUES TO LEAD
BY LARGE MARGIN.
FINAL VOTE STANDING
IN REPUBLICAN POLL.

Very few votes came in today on
the Republicans poll on presidential
candidates.. The total number OF
votes received is 473. OF which
Roosevelt has considerably more
than half.
The poll, considering the fact that
all votes were cast voluntarily, shows
a great deal of interest in the pres
emit campaign and has attracted q
great deal of attention. The mum.
Der of positive and apparently un.
chanegeable opinions expressed in
dicates that the voters already have
their minds quite made up as to who
should be put in nomination.
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VINO TdrNed you 10 ANte " "cSsioA
ire from the mrath Kingdom-the lev
to Gomez" cling up Of the
valleys. the lifting up Of the poor, the
strengthening out of the crooked things,
that thus all flesh might see, appreci-
ate. understand. experience the saliva
ton of God. Both John and the Church
declare that this salvation is to be
brought through Jesus and His glori-
fed Bride i'll Kingdom power. The
point we are making is that while John
the Baptist was an antique of Elijah
and was forerunner or herald Of jesus,
SO. only more particularly, the Church
in the flesh is a higher antitype of Eli
jah. and still more particularly a herald
Of the Messianic Kingdom.
Jesus did a harvesting work for the
Jewish nation only. He gathered their
wheat into the garner of the Gospel
Age by begetting them of the Holy
Spirit at Pentecost and onward; and
He burned up" the nation in a time Of
trouble with which their Age ended, In
a. ID. 10. But now for the larger full
Alment-world- wide. In the end of this
Age. all the wheat class are to be
gathered into the heavenly garner by
the change of the First Resurrection.
and in The time of trouble coming all
others will he cut Off from all associa-
ton with the Church and from all OPP
%portunity of membership in it-as tares
they will he burned reduced to the
level OF the masses of mankind. But.
thank God. at that time will begin the
work of blessing the masses of man
kind-all the families of the earth--by
the giorious. Messianic Kingdom.
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Chicago.-Secret service men to-
day raided the home of Jack John
son. the negro pugilist and seized a
$1,000 diamond necklace which he
is charged with smuggling into the
country. If Johnson redeems the
stones, he will be obliged to pay
$12, 900 for his attempt to evade the
customs. liz
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PREPARE We FOR THE KINGDOM

Luke iii, 1-17-Fet. is.
"Rtpent ye. for me Kingdom of Heoren is a.
hdRd." -Ndtthec iii, g
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start with the club with which ne is
to play this season.
Mrs. L. E. Smith has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A.. +. Smith in
| this city, and in the vicinity of Mt.
Vernon, left Saturday for her home
at Tuscan, Cal.
The Intermediate Epworth League
gave a social and reception in the
parlors and gymnasium OF the First
Methodist Church Saturday evening
in honor of the new members who
have recently Joined the organization
More than a hundred of the boys and
girls enjoyed a most delightful ey
ening. The party was chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wild and DR.. and
Mrs. Lamme. The League had a
fine meeting on Sunday evening and
was addressed by Prof. McClinton on
Some elements of Greatness in the
Life OF Lincoln"
Adjutant Peers and Lieutenant
Madison of the Salvation Army held
a farewell service Sunday evening in
the Army hall, with a fine attend
ance of the members and supporters
Much regret was expressed for the
departure of these officers, who have
been very successful in their work
during their stay. The officers viii
go out to Pierre to take UP thei,
work. Friday evening after the close
of the meeting about twenty-five O
the officers and members OF the Arm.
went to the home of Adjutant Peer.
and Lieutenant Madison and took th'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-25

The Daily Light has on its sub
scription list a large number Of sub
scribers who pay SIS in advance Tor
wears subscription. Those VINO
take advantage of this offer not only
save dollar on subscription each
year, but they are not troubled with
a collector during the time. One
thing in particular that we have no
ticed is that those who pay So in adj
vance almost invariably continue to
pay in advance, and few, II any, go
back to the -per-month plan.
If you have never tried the five-dol-
lars-a-year- advance plan we want
you to try II one time and you Will
at once see how well pleased you
Will be. u
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Dr. o. p. speigle speaks.

DR.. 0. P. Speigle, who Is pastor of
the Christian church in Montgom-
cry, Ala, and who is touring the
southwest in the interest of the AM
erican Missionary Society, delivered
an address at the Main Street Chris
tan church in this city Sunday
night His address was delightful and
instructive and was heard by a
large audience. DR.. Speigie read a
number of texts but his main
thought was directed to Christian
Unity" calling attention to the ne
eessity of unity in the religion Of
the Lord Jesus Christ.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, county OF
Ellis To those indebted to, or hold
ing claims against the estate of Ii.
P. Mizell Deceased. The undersign-
ed having been duly appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of II. z.
Mizell, deceased, late of Ellis coun-
ty, Texas, by ]. G, Lumpkins, judge
of the county court Of said county
on the 21st day of M"rch, 1912,
during regular term thereof
hereby notifies all persons indebted
to said estate TO come forward ans
make settlement, and those having
4 claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to him at his residence
Waxahachie, Ellis county, Texas
where he receives his mail, this 22s
day of March, A. D. 1912. ]. L
Penn, Administrator of the estat'
of II. P. Mizell, Deceased. 3o'
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PERSONALS.
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T. A. Owen spent Sunday with his
family.
Rev, A. G. Parker is visiting in
Dallas today.
Miss Emma E. Mcclure is yisitins
in Dallas today.
Floyd A. Ferris Of Dallas was i,
the city Sunday.
Ellen Hurd spent Sunday with
friends in Ennis.
j. H. Fleming went to Dallas to-
day on business.
Miss Eugenia Lomax is visiting in
Dallas this week.
A. L. Connally left this morning
for Hubbard CITY.
w. w. Walston went to Bardwell
today on business.
J.. H. Wright Of Hillsboro spent
Sunday in the city.
J. =. Chiles spent Sunday with his
parents at Lancaster.
u. P. Fleming was a passenger to
Dallas this morning.
J. NJ. Parker OF italy was In the
city today on business.
e. L. and w. d. Woodroof are In
Dallas on business today.
Miss Myrtle Harris spent Sunday
with home folks at Italy.
Mrs. H. H. Dobson visited in Dali
las Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Neil p. Sims is visiting the
family OF O. 3. Sims few days.
Rembert Watson Of Dallas spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
I. Mincer OF Dallas visited his
daughter, Mrs. S. H. Watson, Sum
day,
Claude Stevenson went to Fort
Worth Saturday night on bust
ness.
John Mizell and sister, Miss Mar
saret, spent Sunday with friends in
Ennis.
o. q. Dunlap, Jr., Of Dallas spent
Sunday and Sunday night here with
ais parents.
Prof. Utt will go to Dallas this
evening to hear Signor Bonci sing
in concert at the Columbian Club
hall
j. B. Nelson, pastor of the Col
lege Street Church of Christ, left
this morning for Ladonia, where he
will spend few days.
Mrs. t. A. Edwards, who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs
Roy Connally, returned to her home
at Dallas saturday evening.
4 Rev. A. T. cuipertson and family
OF childress have returned to thes
home after few days visit witt
their sister, Mrs g M Delk
| Judge o. n Dunlap, J. Lee Penn
! and Robt. Harrison are in Dallas to-
day. Judge Dunlap went to hear DIR,
VIM. A. Scott OF the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin speak tonight on
monetary reform.
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FOR SALE-My place on Williams
avenue. Six rooms with front and
back hall, front and back porohes,
half block lot, plenty OF good
shade. Will make special price to
any party wishing to purchase all
next week. See me after 4:30 at the
Daily Light office, upstairs. E. e
Miller.
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LOCALS.

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r. s. Cronk Co. sell galvanized
roofing cheap. tt
| Entire change of program at the
Majestic and a good one. BOA
Eighteen rolls toilet paper, holder
free, for s1oo. f. s. Cronk Co. II
Buy your pump from r. s. Cronk
Co All kinds. Prices way down tt
Mrs. Joe GarvFn was called to
Italy Saturday by the Illness OF ii
niece.
When you need a plumber call
Bunkley, with F. S. Cronk Co. Both
phones "a. II
A boy was born Saturday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Fuller, in
Billiard Heights.
Probably no part OF the Daily
light is SO filled with human inter-
st as the want column.
A thirteen pound boy was born
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Stanley, on the Shelton farm south
of town.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Pierce Aday Is quite sick with
| pneumonia at the home of Mr.. Hum
a sucker in this city
Cheeves Bros. & Co. will hav,
-ltnesr formal opening tomorrow an,
= Wednesday, A cordial Invitation
= extended all to attend. 80
IN Neatest cleanest sister act
vaudeville, Ferguson g. Northlant
q direct from the Tivoli Theatre, Lon
: don. at the Majestic tonight. 30
Miss Emma Wagenhauser is nov
; in her new quarters and invites yor
: to call and see her superb display o.
millinery, northwest corner of the
square. 304
Come to our millinery opening
tomorrow and Wednesday, March 26
, and 81. Our line of millinery is COM
/. pleted and we want you to come and
, see it. Cheeves Bros. & Co. 304
I will have on display all thi.
week my entire selection of sprint
: hats. Come to see me in my new
5 quarters. Miss Emma Wagenhouser
I New quarters in Ferris building
: Munroe Bros old stand, northwes
: corner of SQUARE. 80,
John Ratchford is having ten
: room house erected on his lot o
= West Marvin avenue, next door t
- C. L. Penn The structure will
4 two stories with all modern in
n provements. H. d. Rankin, contra
tor, has the work in charge.
Ms We have large stock of Chine
nd and Japanese mating, rugs, a
IS, squares, linoleum, window shade
cd also complete line of househo
to furniture and stoves. Come get o
all prices before you buy. We mig
he save you something. R. e. Moo
e. Furniture Co.
p The down town services of
of iiei,ufie . y e''ei
I'D pe A'iu r
ming promptly at $50. The servi
"a this morning were held at the G
> lin Drug Co. on the north side
~ the square and quite number
dge tehuea anu inoe. in'si
~ was made by Rev. Hendricks.
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MAYBE you have friend or reie-
tive living elsewhere who would en-
Joy reading the Waxahachie Enter
prise-the pc per that gives all the
news of ELS county The price is
only 800 yea and your relatives
or friends will appreciate your kind
ne5s in sending 1t to him. tt
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THE WAXAHACHIE WEEKLY
ENTERPRISE carries more adve"-
tisements in its want colum~sa fhan
all the other weekly papeas puo-
lished In Ellis county combinec,
For results use the Enterprise, the
paper that completely covers Ellis
county. u
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Smallpox Reported.

County Health Officer Berry went
to Maypearl Monday morning to in
vestigate the reported appearance or
a case of smallpox there.
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When in need OF printing such as
letter heads. note heads. envelopes
circulars, ETC., phone the Daily
| Light office. Y
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A. p & A. NJ. Meeting

Regular meeting of Waxahachie
Lodge No. 90, A. F. & A. NJ. tonight
at 1890.
A. C. STILES, w. NJ.
W. L. P. LEIGH, Secy.
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FOR sALE-Strong cord, about the
size of the little finger. Can be used
in a hundred places about the
home. rs cents will buy big roll.
Daily Light office. u
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o o
= 8 y o y . 80 = o 80 = . = =
The waxanachie dealers arc pay
| ing the Following prices for countrs
| produce today:
Cotton, good mfddIing, per ID. 1862
Cotton, strict middling, per ID. 1850
Cotton, middling, o b per lb. 1887
Cotton Seed, per ton 1880. $1,000
Wheat, No. 2, per bushel ..... SOC
Oats, per bushel Tee to 75c
Corn, per bushel ~. soc to csc
Alfalfa, per ton .... $1,000
Prairie Hay. per ton . SIS to SIS
Johnson Grass Hay, ton SIG to SIT
Chickens, .riers, per lb. Toe
Hens, per H. ........- ..s...-. 80
Country Butter. per lb. = 20c
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel .$t.15
Cream. buttorfat. per ID &. 28c
Hogs, on foot, per Id. ........ &c
Fat Cows on foot per lb. Sc to A.
Pecans, new crop per lb. .... 15c
retail. MARKET.
Waxahachie dealers are recalling
the following erlicioa - pfices qu'.
~ 80 80, - eonn
Ir,,a,.,sa go, -, ~, eeoa
s '-' 4 -
G. F. Love was here from Palmer
today.
y. = Heseer OF Doycs Wss Aere
To-Day
Mrs. Susie Smith spent Sunday III
Dallas,
y.4 ca
BOD watson spent ouHuay
Mexia.
.xa,,tn4r,v .s,ad1a+o. i. a., nal
~ !
-as
valley Levy spent sunday u
Corsicana.