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20 acres rich bottom land. Mar good rail
road sown. close 90 school Price ftee
entire 80 acres about one mile from
large body o. similar land that has
been plotted and cold Tor tfon per acre.
absolutely unimuroFFd. Considerable
money has been spent on this valuable
land Small house about 10 acres
cleared ard piowcd. balance covered
with heavy sage brush and huuch
grass. indicating its richness The first
crop on acres " properly handled.
should more than pay for this place.
which II is impossibis Tor mo 70 Inn
prove. thcuFh ! believe fortunate owner
will be made rich BY increase IN real
estate values Full information BY ad -
dressing r. q. Box ga. Seattle
Fros.-HouentcadH Alberta and british
Columbia. Call - Yesier way. room
-~~~~~~eN~~~~-rN~~r~~~e
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POULTRY

70 get eggs rssf John I. crabs t.afinE
Nash a ntNfurs ~ fiurif gfnunf strains
and meat products scientifically com
pounded 81 ea per has Poultry foods
and supplies ~ an kinds 81 lowest
prices Tel Eliiou $3.50 1893 West
rfn AZ
Pigeons pay dsusfs ~ssrs ehicksns pay
cents small capital needed small space
Required aiaaFs PANIED upi ready MAJ
hrfs send f1f Mas Issue - Uur iauf
nall fully explained thsre ffiee 10
cents nsnahle squah Journal Yer
.es~~SS~s,~
u LOST AND FOUND
FoFd nata ear No sAsftt euEias ae.
SIS so. ne uadsi Passenger esr.
stnisn from ueHten Sunday 20 = ~.
Reward faf Information leading . -
cnF~rF ~ ear NarfF HhsFtfrs office
es Gsa y Davis. nenfan Fhuns Hiset
B1t
YOU'D aHY agstssr Hsrsaahaf ws have
the finest equipment in tho Nnfffessl
faT eattins ard polishing aEa'es 500
other stones Myrun " Hymnna 1pt
Fika st. nsAt 60 uwi tFnE Gu tbs
Isaeisr Wte aiWars seiis fef les
WI fhs iafY ale picked ~ siassss IN
Rhodes 10 cent store HafarfaY after
noon please phone Easi thftf
set -saglnas hsak SO. ttsst ttntes
r.tafs 70 Dexter Horton TFus, and HAs'
s-ls,sel.. =
~ Female HELP WANTED
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Any cns will agree that = good used.
ear q = dependable make i Tar better
60 owa than a cheap asw car when lt
comes q a question 20 service Fur.
thHrmoFs che prices and tsFrs At
which I am able % offer them make
Il an easY matter Tor any cas- 90 osn
ore raa
GEORGE " MILLER
1893 Broadway East ESQ
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S 1 0 CASH

IL al tho money ~ takes 20 buy level
acres 90 Machins. IN hnohowish county.
There are nsiFhbora. nearby school IL
handy. and ~ . - brings your mall
A guaranteed market awaits your
produces 80 Rnoh0mtsh. which f. bat
miles distant. Price % land u ft0 an
acre.
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INVESTMENTS

uHAL uHTATu MoHTgAgBa. $500 w.
~. 90 So fully secured FOR sale W Jos.
W Thomas go Inc. los cherry -
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POULTRY

tNcUBAToRs-- mILLERs
TY~ Pacific Coast Ideal oom-
I 80 VA tines low price with best
n possible construction 81 TO
$50. IL years on the Coast.
snh SWING satisfscti0n Sold BY Cha.
" LII Co. foot Main 81. Seattle
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REAL ESTATE

RICH GARDEN SOIL
s-aers tracts so down. 60 month, only
one hour from public market. on inter.
GRO A SPENCER co.
5o7 uinfkisy block.
ror sais al a bargain. a business build.
ing At Essi ftansood ror terms and
information inquire ~ A Crumn stan
wood HoteL eisnwoad Wash.
Two beautiful lots. situated in Airana.
wash 90 exchange Tor fresh mitch
COWS Address ownsr noH 10. AlEona.
wash
iiousvh8ni, modern rooms furnishsn.
$3.50 anfufniausd 400 ubinE 20
Alasha North Gts'
Waiiinsfqfd ~ ssa 6-ro0m ana sleep
ms porch everything un 90 date This
VIII hs sold az q bargain and 49, gen
uina Don't TAXA my word. bot IN
vesttEafe Terms % suit Phone East
80 ssk Tor nsppe
A Hhau-rea lots On atfh as h for ttaa.
Abstract tp date Title perfect Gail
evenings 2o3t isih ~ a. before
June it
uNiyEnHirY Fourth az 81 y ard stih
81 5sfaprn house. modern. loi t0zifo
tf.oee 1900 cash. baianes monthly
wonrH ia.te0
rniS@NY tna fsns. sroou cottage. io'
.ssiee 1850 ttso cash SNAP
FHfNNET ana asrf. two lots 81 eco
ftee cash PICK Up
ffiLLMAN. block from uentnu rar. fl-
riie 81 tarnnm cottage 1850. 800
cash uAuBAfN
HfiLMAS.. orcas 81 close 90 car.
fsrnefn rnffaFa 81 11Hs fts0 cash
HAngAfNl ONE ACRE cleared enpo-
tifr fsssahi PARK Nith small shack 400
fees from lake 1885, fato caah
PICK ffp
ALpRfpgE 90 woEruEnS BANK
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HOMESTEADS

WIZ pay renfr See - seattle Realty
a uifF Co white nlfr
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Vehicles and Implements

LogfEs-cLOsINg our OUR con-
piete line NJ great reductions Save
.he difference Kennedy Wagon co.
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7 Femsle HELP WANTED

MANUFACTURER HunFhun--rstiaf"
made salts coats arf dresses ~ pur
third 10 aasshaif or so - hniesals pftrs
womrns Sample tango Us suits tiast
wdnua'H ard misses hisa serge suits.
tTEa So as waFth ftA - fftt bal
macaaa coats. tAai itaa and tie
rafth double. tEf motor coats. - shi
fTas. ness ard wumrn's slipcrs y -.
81 ana s.. tatier. made SKIRTS. 81 -.
tEfs ard s.. wpFth aoutls dyrsans toe.
80 and tftf values up 60 " -.
tailor. usate suits and wad1 e. efdrf
SIS. skirts o. 50. from yuaf own M
vour sssr materials uaiHnarsan coat
t~rfafs Hairnaeahn cnat. -
MANUFACTURER SURPLUS sToCh
BALE
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-wIIliann.--Dunxene
PORT Angeles.


- --ST-- :, Kramer city ofiiitcpm
| - ,or- IFxerrft. Edmorcs- s:sepm
r.ssnrn iFverett only. .ori s;scpm
| anif, Sundays only leaves cstly
1 seattle T;fo q. m In
| stead OF : 30 a m
| Other trips same as
| week tsYs Return
| ing. steamer leaves
| Everett a. a.ib G.
4 IN SIS. Tsfs p. m
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r. /. REDS

Matching eggs 81 90 per setting Of IS.
" per 100. Exhibition stock and eggs a
matter Of correspondence send for
mating list Airedaie pups. Mrs r. q.
KimbalL Richmond Highlands. on Ev-
erett interurban. opposite station. Phone
Richmond H.
, 1914-11-28
OPM" ERKSOMHEDEN HENLE.
DIES Paw

Enhyer som tors6mmer at an9iVe de for
uevnte OpIysninger til ovenmeIlte Til ogj
Sted mpa tilskrive sig selv let leruf hy-I
dende Tab.
Dl fere Pl4ntero i de sid5te AR like
have mo 1t pau den dertiI b4.temte Dag o9l
Sted or of5ivet deres SkltteIister. undIadeiI
Kommissionen like herved at in lskjH pei
at Skattelister at samme like vii bliye mod
ta9et for noget Kvarter udenfor den til
Modtagelsen for Sk0ttelister for n@vnte
Kvarter f~astsatte lid og Sted og at Kom
missioner, naar Nogen forsOmmer at ind
levere Skatteliste vii fofanledi9e Sktttean
settelso sat efter Ski5a der paa Stelet3
Seuere indkomue Slattelister vii li6esom.
Indberetning over samtl4e PIaptoger, dets
maatte hpye undIllt at in lsenle Skattelis
ter, blivo pilstiilet Gouyeruementet til vii
dere FoiuustaltniaB.
Bla ketter til Skttteli4tar vile hIive ON
dclte nogIe Dtge forinden Skate Komm1s-
sionens Mode o. oliver noiagtig ut udfylde
af Vedkommende, sunt derefter at afgjve til
commissioned Byerue paa den for liver
Gpde og paa Landet pea den for hgert
KvaIter bestemte Dag.
Skate commissioner for St Cr0lX, den
PSI November, 1911.
WILL. JACOBSEN. L. J. SrRIDIRON.
, 1914-11-28

two months aud upwards, the Commission
wonli particularly draw the attention Of
those parties desiring reduction that it is
very necessary in such cases that certificates
to that eff ct b. produced stating that the
houses, sheds etc have been vacant during
said period.
II MUST BE SPECIALLY OBSERVEDl
Persons neglecting to procure the iufor-s
nation ana proof described by the regulu-g
ton in the above shape, time and pIace,g
must a9criba to their own neglect al lOssesg
resulting thereform
As several planters in the last years haves
neglected to meet ut the fixed time anda
place to deliver their t~uXlists, The CommiS-g
sion begs to announce that taXlists VIII nots
he received for any Q u%rter, at any othelS
time or place than above stated. In case5
persons neglect to deliver a taXIist tor anys
estate in due time the Commission VIII b4-R
fore closing the meeting assess the Tux forR
said estate according to the best of it'll
knowledge. Texllsts which are t~orwardedS
later to the Commission will, together witlS
a list Of those estates that have omitted 10
send in their taxIists. be- transmitted to tn,
Government in order that other meusure~k
be taken.
Blanks for taxIists will be distributed some
days previous to the meeting of the Tax
Commission and are required to be accurate
~ filled out by th6 parties concerned. ana
delivered to the Commission ON the d,v
which is fixed for each street in the town
and each q larter IN the country.
Tax Commission for st. CroJx, 25th Nov
vember, 1911.
WILL JACOBSEN. III. SrRIDTRON.
, 1914-11-28
BEKENDTGORELSE

w FOIGE Goovarnanantot Ordre vi Sla,f.
= ia Konmi.einnnn far 81 C,,,iv ,.ora san,-
let n,a efterr0I oenJe D,oo far If n,,dtaoa
sk,iftluo O,J,osninuo annuoan,,la CI,ttar17a
for inJ@oypr4nja An.
For Rvnn b-risti,pctnd
GonvarnnmGnt. SaLr.toriatot Lvar ~,
middo9 III no non,Iin.
TORSDAGEN dpn 10do Dacamhar far
Beboerne Konoons Connoonipt. Dron-
ninoens strand Torra oo Va.far G',la can't
FREDlGEN dem 17to December for BE-
boorne Sm4de Vrefor 90 Ukoshm 10 VT
terouttet Torve 90 prinds4nsonle Konoane
oo Dronninnons Tvoronda KirEa Hn.~t.L
90 Gronneaade SAINT Foretaden TN 0stan.
LORDAGEN den 12te Decemb4r for b.
boerna Hiorua 0.tar T,o,n Tlio uo.,i
tols Nv oIS FTi4Loroade
IEor T.opdnt
MANDAGFN dan I1Ia Daoar,Lor far
RoLoo,,,o Lorao U.tanJ. Euamt... ,a
D,ooaIIa DH7[ = ~ ~ zrI1, IN ~
,"ol3JI
T~IpCnTcFN 49, 1z1o Doaa,.I.
BoLanrnD ,Ia,a~uiat T,u.tn
1,.L,inna .rI"0tn,; d." '
hnaa's H.,n 1221 DJ,,-t" Pc T. 1Iel
~ For,IdIIa.
T0RSDAG7rN 1an 77lo Daoon,La. g..
pehoerna Dlnnninaan KonaoaS - TorJ
s;do n Ey,rtarar n0o = E',ylIIu Sto77,a, Kt
10 Fa,nl;IJa~ . t"' - =
TGRDAGT7N dan 1olo Dooon,bnr f..
RoLoar,o prinaaaa. Ena.4oa Gi.nInLu-ot
1,aa pLnIoaan n;aa.o.h EI , rfton,r?IIa'.
iiLI,c XII - u,zI%4
M1NnAcTN I.,, ordo Doaoahon t.p 70
hoarn+ yast1n'io aa NDrd1iJo - Tvartaror
.IfI.ann",ala ! r'I"iIot1 IN 10t
r.....Ij.4 80
49,, 9yon Erodor;Ls+od
.,.,.,.. Hihoa,ao Cil1I ~
, 1914-11-28
Translation.


DURSUANT 10 order from the Govern.
1s mont the Tax Commission for S Crolz
will meet on the aforementioned days to
receive information in writing relating to
the taxes for tile present wear:
For the Town OF ChriStiansted,
at the Government Secretary's Office at 10
o'clock forenoon w:
THURSDAY tho 10th December, for the
inhabitants Of Kings, Company, @ taen's,
Strand, North and West Streets, also West
ern Suburbs.
FRIDAY the 18th December, for the in
habitnnts Of Smith, Western, ami Ul6eIaue,
Watorgut, Market ana Princes Streets,
Kings and Qleau's Gross Streets, Church,
Hospital and Green Streets ana the Eastern
Suburbs.
SATURDAY the u h December, for the
inhabitants Of Hill, f1aat, Lagoon, Little
Hospital, New and Fisher Streets.
For the Country,
MONDAY the 14th December, for the IN
habitauts .iu both East End @ rarlers at the
Stock Estate HILLY7S FINCI at II
o'clock.
TUESDAY the 18th December, Tor the
inhabitants in Company's Q mrter. ut the
Agricultural Experiment Station at Estate
Auna's Hope-0ot EStute Grange at IL
o'clock.
THURSDAY the 18th December, for the
inhabitants in Q leen's, Kings ard North
side Quarter, Ltr. b. at the Station at Kings
hill ut 10 o'clock.
SATURDAY the 10Th December, for the
inhabitants in Princes Quarter in the School
at estate Diamond at 2 o'clock pm, not
II o'clocE Noon.
MONDAY the DIST pcomber, for the
inhabitants IN West End Quarter and North
side Quarter letter A. ut the Police Office in
Frederj55ted, at 105 O'Clock.
For the Town Of Frederiksted.
same day, for the inhabitants OF Strand,
Kings and Queens Streets.
TUESDAY the 22ud December for the
inhabitants Of Princes, Hospital and New
Streets, Kiu.'s Cross Street. Market, Hill
and Lagoon Streets, all at the said Police
Office at 104 o'clock.
Owners of estates are to specify in writing
the exact number of acres in sugar %cultiva-
ton, in cotton cultivation, in other c~ultiva-
ton and in pasture. Also information con
corning the buildings on the estate and the
appropriation thereof, especially if there are
rooms rented to other than labourers perma-
nently employed, and the length ana width
OF said rooms and the rental thereof.
Ii any portion of the land is considered to
be useless, and yields no revenue to the own
9 the number Of acres of such portion must
be stated in the t0Xlist and u certificate on
oa'l issued by the proprietor and two
Bur8hers 10 siding in the Quarter, and fur
thermore attested by the Quarter Officer, and
delivered to the Commission.
IN order that reduction eau be obtained in
the taxes for dwelling houses, warehouses
and sheds, which have been unoccupied for
, 1914-11-28
BEKENDTG0RELSE

nET bekendtgores heryed, at Guverne-
@ mentet har meddelt pistriktsjordelno-
der g. District HOYER Asked ira hendes
n@vnte Sitting mad UdSau8en If indie
vHrende Manned i Overenastemmels med
hendes derom ind9ivne Ans6Suing, SAINT at
Observation-Disclosures bemetdte Dj-
stIikt derefter o4 Indtil videre vile bIive ud-
forte at Distriktsjordemoder i 7 Dlstrikt
HILL.
Guvernements sekretariatet. st. Croiy,
den "a November, 1914.
WILL. JACOBSEN,
, 1914-11-28
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IT is hereby brought TO public notice, that
a District Midwife Of the 9th district Mrs.
HOVER ha, been discharged on appIica-
ton by the end Of this month, and that
thereafter and until further District Mid
wife CT the It'll district HILL takes over the
duties OF midwife Of the 9th district,
Government Secretary's Office. st. Crciz,
the 21th November 1911.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1914-11-28
7 HE AVIS.
Christjansted, st. &ro4K.
Saturday, 28th November, 1914,

His Excellency the Governor left for ST.
Thohlas on Wednesday afternoon by the schr.
D0lAedrog. He had had a few busy days
here, visiting the Experiment Station Oh
Saturday, attending an unusually long Colo
nial Council meeting on Monday, and hold
ing on Wednesday a meeting Of cotton grow
ers to discuss the question Of a close time for
cotton. His EXceIleucy must have been
much g|ratifie6 with the promising appear
ance that has everywhere been given to The
landscape 10y the favourable weather Of the
present month.
The Postmaster has been kl1d enough to
call our attention to the closing Of the
Porima'S mail this afternoon MS the best OPP
pcrtunity for posting Christmas letters to
Europe. In this connection our readers will
remember that all letters etc. for Europe
have at present to so via New York.
The usual Christmas Stamps for Lenevo-
lent purposes have been issued and may DO
purchased at the Post Offices, ut the Chris
tiansted Stationery & Fancy Store aud the
other places of business where they are gen
orally sold.
, 1914-11-28

"a LIE og Euhver, som MATTE have noget
@@A at fordre Boet efter ~ofgaugne Sued
kermester JUSTIN BURNER, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maanoders Vusel til at AM
meIde % bevisIiggore dpres kray for nedeu-
te9nede SEifteret, der behandler Boet.
st. Thomas o. st. Jams Sklfteret, den 20
November 1911
WELLEJUS.
, 1914-11-28
PASSENGERS.
ChristiaDsted

Nov. 25th-per schnr. ''Dannebrog'' for
st. Ihomas-His Excellency the Governor
and servant, Walter James, Axelina Jacobs,
Sophia Williams, Mr.. aud Mrs. Nyholm, Dr..
Anud Hansen, Paul Nielsen, Plemierlieute-
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al came expecting preaching AMI
they had a little service after some
came"
Mr.. Zelma Patton of Midlothian
spent Sunday night with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Patton.
Miss Edna Fleman and Mr.. Jack
Bynum spout Sunday afternoon with
Miss Willie May Buns.
Misses Nettie Roe and Mittic
Withcr= Poon came near getting in
to the mud Sunday afternoon.
Misses irene and Mary Kirk spent
Thursday last week with the Misses
Roe. in tho afternoon. The girls dil
some horseback riding.
Little Miss Athelee Witherspoon
Of Lancaster is With little Misses
Silda and Madeline nass"ll
Misses Lille Williams and
jewell Kolly wished in the home OF
Mrs. Fin GarHin SUNDAY.
Remember the first Sunday,
preaching and singing Everybody
invited.
Mrs Alma Head and Miss Nor
fleet Grimes We're in Wazahachie
Monday
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HUERTA WILLING To
RESIGN PRESIDENCY
DICTATOR MAKES CONDITION
THAT MENIGO BE rOIITICAJ-
LN PNCIIIED.
\ Provisional Government l. Plan
ned to BE Directed by II Commits
sion OF -Four and II Neutral
president.
ny the Associated Press.

Niagara Falls, Ont. June a Cen
eraI Hucrta is preparing TO resign.
He has authorized his representa-
tIves at the mediation conference to
to the world that neither
mistaken pride nor personal inter
est would prevent his Withdrawal
when once Mexico is politically pac-
flied" and the government succeed
ing him is so constituted that it can
count on the support Of public opin-
ION in Mexico.
The Mexican delegates in their for
mai statement revealed that they had
been instructed from the first 80
inform the mediators that General
lluertas personality would not be an
obstacle toward reaching a peaceful
They also stated that
The internal situation in Mexico was
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CITIZENS TO
WORK ON ROADS TOMORROW
BY the nitcd Press.

Lansing, Mich. June 3.-Under
proclamation OF Governor Ferris --
the FIRST of its Kind ever penned by
Michigan eXecutiVc-ci citizens all
over the state viii observe-tomor-
row as road bee day" In many
cities and towns banks. business
places and factories viii be closed
tor the day ana thousands of mer-
chants and bankers will work side by
side with laborers and factory men
Tor the Improvement OF the states
highways.
The state highway commissioner
who endorsed the governors plans
Tor road bee day realized the ne
cesSity OF effective organization il
the results hoped for were to be ac-
eOmpllshed. and he accordingly pre-
pared and caused to be spread broad
cast over tie state a bulletin set
ing forth effective methods Of road
building, repair and Improvement.
His suggestions We're expected TO be
generally followed. In nearly every
school district in the state, a 'road
boss was appointed, and under his
direction thousands Of citizens plan
ned to work Loyalty throughout the
day. More than 5 ,hHU .0Hu was eN-
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TEXAS SCHOOL Of MINES
IS BIDDING FOR SUPPORT
This Institution VIII Have Claim L.
Present to Legislature When
that Body Meets in Next
Regular session.
BY the nited Press.

Austin limo 3-Tho nov Teyae
49,, X. Nc. .,,..
f'''' I'VE nun iiit'''ieial support at
IL" hands Of the next state legisla-
tAie- 8hh91hceA}eHt has teen made
that tie provision of tn" Ia" under
winch the Institution Was founded
and its location selected has been
complied With by the people OF I'll
Paso. This consisted Of providing
the necessary site and buildings
The legislative appropriation for
opening the school Wa oulF $i9.eob,
admittedly ni&FardlE sum when the
Importance OF the prospective scope
and benefits of the Institutions is
considered. However, a START has
been made and ii is expected the
school viii be taken care of proper
II by the legislature a. the school
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iitl}iN.

Sardie. June I've welcome i
few dlys OF sunshine Farmers We're
never so busy The hum OF the
reaper in every direction can BE-
heard. Weed killing of every kind
is in progress.
Mr.. Joyce is still sick Her son
Mr. Rertic Lee, of Dallas spent sur
day at home.
Mrs, r \. Jackson and daueh-
ter. Carrie, Of Maneum Okla, are
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
+, Stewart
Mrs. Or, Poplin and Gttlc niece
Erin Middleton spent Tuesday this
week With Mr., G. J.. Putnam Of
Dallas.
Mrs. Ion Eastman and Mrs Larry
Green spent Monday With Mr. Il,
Hawks
Mr., L. J. Dclk and daughters,
Grace and Mace, left Tuesday morn
ing for Merkel Texas, to attend
the marriage of her niece, Miss
Maude McCaleb.
Me. srs. Robert iiish and Dick
Williams came in last Friday from
their southern trip,
M. Nall OF WaXahachie was in
sardis Monday fitting in some cleo
trie nIauts Cor talking about such
Sunday was muddy day again.
Those people who arranged for OWL
la postponed their trip. There WAS
Sunday school in the morning, sing
ing in the afternoon. Rev. Delk was
moi able to preach at night, He
called in his appointment but sever
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, 900 5000 5000 90
NJ, X. 4 T.-Northbound.

NJ, X. 4 T.-Northbound.
No. 6 tFlycr) leaves .,...7:1l a m
No. 10 0imited1 leaves 7:l5 p. III.
Southbound.
No. Q tLimited1 leaves 1923 a. III.
No. S (Flyerl leaves .a:l5 p. m
North Bound.
Local cars (making ali s,ops)
leave from Waxahachie for Dallas
and all intermediate points 5;4s
and GAS a. IN. Local cars from
Waco pass s :4s and 1913 a M,
12:4S, 24S, A. As, Gas and s As ..
m. and 1880 p. m. Car arriving
from Waco S:4S p. N. stops at
WaXahachie.
Express cars from Waco ano all
intermediate cities and owns tmak-
ing no country stops) pass 7:30.
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\ RE.AlTjFl'i. COLOR.

Why use a black, nasty, bad
get Ross Dead Quick" Spray? 1t
is DELIGHTFULLY."- clean, and Will posi-
lively kill all insects and germs the
moment applied, Use it in your
home. on your vegetables and Oh
your stock. Sold in Waxahachie BY
Curlin's Two Drug Stores. adt
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WHENEVER YOU NEED
A GENERAL TONIC TAKE GROVES
The Old Standard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally
Valuable General Tonic because Acts the Liver
Drives Out Malaria Enriches the Blood and Builds up
the Whole System. For Grown People and Children.

You what
the formula
tonic and Fever
Weakness debility and loss
Mothers and Pale scy Children Removes B'ousness
Relieves
blood
should Weu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-03
SU\SET-CE,NTRA LINES
OFFER PRIZE TO FARMERS.

The Southern Pacific Snnset-Cen-
trail. always a strong factor in the
development of the territory alonS
it's several lines in Texas and Louis