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Steel Meeting To-day.

Some persons professed 10 see IN
,ss strength shown by Steel common
A. The close 81 indication OF the bellei
h insiders that the directors at to-
t.ys quarterly meeting would either
cselsre an extra dividend on the COM
ron stock or increase the regular rate.
Yhn action. they said. was also fore
th.doweo By the advance in wages
granted a few days ago, 10 take efeet,
hay !. Even money was wagereo
h the Street last night that there
would be no change IN the dividend
rate. although IL was said the post
rcrsnert OF sn increase a. TINS TINE
voald probably mean a larger dlVl-
t.ad at the July meeting. Estimates
Of quarterly earnings last night put
ihs figures for net for the frst three
months al S60.00O.000 70 S65,OOO.O 900
which would establish new nlgn
record. Il was only a year ago no"
that Wall Street was rejoicing at the
prospect OF net earnings for the hrst
quarter Of 1915 Of around Sl5,OOO,OOo'
which became S12.OO0.000 when the
Islusl figures appeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-25

,,,,-sst in yesterdays market was,
go between the action of United
go go. Steel and International Mer-
go. go. Marine preferred. Steel led
=. - vsv up 20 the last hour, then the
vsr,s issue sprang into prominence
80 hsl6 the attention 10 the close.
~ 80 acted well all day, advancing
81 ,oirts. 20 S2i7. big gain when
- sostinc supply Of the stock IS taken
80, consideration. Some $4,000 shares
!, SEE changed hands. as against
ssNo In Marine preferred. Marine ;
80, On the day Melted more than b
,r,g,s carving II above 50. In the
-. hslf hour huge blocks Of the
CO... we're purchased on an sdvanc-
- ,esle. and one Of the many ex-
,isrstions for the sudden upturn was
rsmor that the American lnterna-
card Corporation, organized by M
.s~,l City Bank interests, had been
irvrg the preferred certihcates for
.ss ru-pose OF getting control OF the
,,opsrtT. This corporation only re
,.,;lv purchased control Of the Pa
Dir Nal Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-25
BUYING CHECKS
COTTON UNLOADING
Offerings Quickly Absorbed and
Rallies to Steady Close Fol-
low Opening Move.

There was active liquidation in the
cotton market during yesterdays early
trading. but offerings were readily abb
sorbed and rallies followed with the
close steady, net 3 points lower to :
points higher. May was 3 points low
er. while July and later deliveries
were unchanged TO points higher
Part of the early selling reflected
liouidation Of May contracts in prep
aration for the notices which may be
issued to-day, while there was also
GOOD deal Of scattered Wall Street
selling which was supposed to represent
cotton that had been unsettled by Sat
urday's break in the stock market
COMPARATIVELY few sdvlces were re
ceived from the South with nothing 70
indicate any change in the attitude oil
spot holders or in new crop progress,
and the interest Of traders here
seemed TO centre on the evening up OF
near months or on political matters.
The market opened barely steady, a.
a decline of TO IL points and a good
deal of cotton was sold during the
first hour. Liverpool remained closed.
Trade interests bought May freely at
a discount of IS to IS points, as com
pared with July, while some OF the
sellers OF May were buyers OF late
months Offerings were quito readily
absorbed and trading became less ac-
tive after a rally to about Thursdays
closing figures.
1t is roughly calculated that cost
OF carrying cotton from the first
May TO the first July notice Is In the
neighborhood Of 20 points, but offer
ings Of May yesterday were absorbed
at smaller difference than this, and
there was a considerable difference OF
opinion as to the number OF notices
that might be expected this morning.
IL seemed quite generally expected.
however, owing 20 the character or
recent trading, that such notices a.
were issued would be taken up by
trades interests, presumably on the
ground that May contracts represented
a desirable source of supply, compared
with prevailing quotations In the
South.
Southern spot markets as ofhcially
reported were unchanged The Liver
pool market will be opened for bust
ness this morning. Exports yesterday
were 1922 bales, making 4,324,6i7 so
far this season.
Range OF prices:
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TOPICS OF DAY
m WALL STREET
Mild Bear Panic" Sends
Stock Market Prices
A-Soaring.
MARINE PREFERRED
HAS SHARP ASCENT
Oumors of Buying for Control
Quarterly Steel Meeting
Scheduled To-day.

IA observers Of the stock market
=. saturdays sharp recOvery-eains
points were the rule rather
~, "a. exception in active issues
sus largely to a panic OF the
W. more than anything else. The
go. they said, having increased
go w., commitments on Saturdays pre-
n..,sd drive, became frightened
,,osks failed 70 give way further
eas ..-Ssv. and in the hurried cover
ESQ, ,,Syement that followed actually
ing -~,,ss M on themselves. This
Na r. fsvorite explanation and the
vas Dlausible, although in some
n0s -.s-s Il was said that a good deal
s U.s. buving appeared during the
q sneculators for the rise saw
er. toneful news on the interna-
no, outlook. although the improve
WV. .. 4, sentiment in the Street was
~ On the tenor % the press dis
's: .s,. rather thsn any definite de-
Il.,sprents from Washington or ber-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-25

Ordinary to prime unshorn lambs sold q
silMSl2 per 100 10: common 20 fairly goo4
clipped At s9sslo; few common spring
lambs 1T s. per head. Dressed mutton
steady at ia i6c. outside iquotstions for
choice wethers dressed lambs easy at Iva
isc. with hog dressed selling a. isiaQise.
Country dressed ho,houss lambs !css Of %
0S8 per carcaaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-25
Delegates Will Submit
Plan to Interparliamen-
tary Conference.
SESSIONS TO OPEN
IN PARIS THURSDAY
Chamber of Deputies Told Res
olutions of Assemblage Have
No Binding Power.
BY YVES GUYOT.
Ey-Ninistcr Of Public Works,
Editor "J'Apence Fconomiuuc ct Finan-

Editor "L'Agence Economique ct Finan-
ciere.'
iBy Cable to The Tribune
Paris, April 24.-The interparlia-
mentary conference, representing
France, England and Italy, is TO
meet here on Thursday, but NJ. Aris-
tide BRAND already has explained in
the Chamber Of Deputies that there
is nothing official in its nature. 1t is
only an assembly such as was held
many times before the war to dis
cuss questions interesting to the
members of the conferences.
Resolutions adopted at the confer
ence must not be considered as bind
ing on the governments Of the coun-
tries concerned. Thus Importance
cannot be attached to the conference,
and the usefulness of its role we
must await the future TO determine.
The leader of the Italian dele
gates started in 1887 an economic
war against France, and 1t is inter
esting to see him calling now for an
economic entente. He says this
time he is coming to propose an in
ternational bank. Before the war
this plan was tried by Italy, Austria
and Germany, and the Italian propo-
sition is to remake this institution
into one for Italy, France and Eng
land. but the great question is how
liquidation of the present bank can
be carried out in the midst of war.
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throwouts at seas. City dressed veals
easier az i2isql6c. with a few choice
ected selling at i6'5Ml7c. country dressed
at l0Ml 3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.t
Receipts for two days. 1901 head cars
on sale sheep almost nominal. but rated
steady lambs slow and l0H2bc lower than
las. Friday. The pens we're not cleared
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cows. s325ds7.25: few tailends S2.75f
49, Dressed beef slow at llHl4i2c for city
dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts for two days. 200 head: 6.s97
head on sale. Demand fair. but at decline
of 35d50c from last weeks closing sales.
The pens were cleared. Common 20 prime
veals sold at E1tlo.50 per 100 ID, euils and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-25

to any great extent, but are only
standing pat and refusing TO make new
loans at the low rates OF the last re"
months
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF Various
Corporations.

A syndicate composed OF Harris,
Forbes & Co, the Guaranty dr1s'
Company. William p. Bonorignt q 20.
and II. VI. Byllesby & CO. are onering
Sls.00O00 first and retunding NOR.
gage per cent bonds OF the northern
States Power Company.
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Thurs

The local market for spot cotton was
steady. with prices points lower at l2.o6c
for middlins upland: sales. 1000 bales
Receipts az ports and interior points. with
comparisons. follow;
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MONDAY. APRIL -. 1916.

Trading Exchange Monday
SS60O0
From January sai2sS3OOO
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Minnesota
First and Rsundng Mortgage 5f6 Gold Bonds
u1u
Ym%s .rTrSs
s:: IL: .. @ : :::
nd
hundred Communities
aplsnmSP u the principal communities e
nd manhaun ncd e
apdyd
The ~gd and substantial
havngm eay 90 in @"dNh"n
uLImueaC hrgns outstanding L8@OM
eWh tme Ah
ndRehnHn mdswMb acuA 0
byhedpod dnne0 outstanding
epspuyd Np
eemm.dh
961a and Interest
xomsue ambet
CmM
Harris Forbes & Company Guaranty Trust Company
~ New York of New York
William p Bonbright & II. NJ ByIesby & Company
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Good to choice steer, one year ago. 7.5O@ $50
BEEyEs.

Receipts for two days. 2.os5 head; 81
cars on sale. including ears OF steers.
Trade WAS quiet steers SLOW and barely
steady bulls steady to firm: cows generally
steady. Common to fairly prime steers sold
ct S7.6oQs9.bo per 100 lb. buliA- soGss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-25
Twin City Rapid Transit.

An advance of s62,1e0 in gross oper'
TING revenues was shown In the March
income report Of the Twin City RAPID
Transit Company. total earnings for
the month amounting TO ssbo.2s2 Part
OF this increase in gross was iost 10
net due 10 higher operating charges
Net earnings after expenses were soV :
s5s. a gain of nearly $4,000, and the
surnlus after interest charges: taxes a..,
etc totalled s16l ,772, against sllS'"l
in the previous year.
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Toledo Railways and Light.

A new plan has been submitted by
the committee appointed to solve tne
Toledo Traction problem, which con,
ta,nnlates the transfer Of the street
,silwsv property, exclusive OF the
power plant and electric distributing
system, by the Toledo Railways San; and
Light Company TO new corporation D.
- H be called the Community Traction,
Company. The Toledo company WI,
receive in exchange stock OF tne NV
company in the amount OF the Arpl-
rated value Of the property trans
ferred and the capital stock OF the he
Community Traction Company wall De
divided into $40 shares. This stock
NAV be purchased at any time WITHIN
Eve years by the citizens OF loiedo az
par. a franchise - 10 De er"n..G on
pe,y company containing provision
for periodical adjustment OF such a
rate Of fare as will enable the payment
of per cent dividends on this stock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-26
Fire COMPANIES ASK
TO ADVANCE Rates
Tkrce Texas ssmpsrsc~ Object "a
Advance sought ny applicant
ons~sdc Gumpsnsc~.

AUSTIN. Texas. May 80 Fgr the
first time in IS hlstors tue Texas
IRE Insurance commission held a
hubble hosfIng 10 consider an app.i-
untion nv Insurance companies for 3
blnnkct horizontal iHrrraee IN the
f1rc insurance rates on the pfincl-
ual classes. approximately Is 10 per
ocns. a feature Is tte obiectgon 81
thc three Texas fsre companies 20
fkix advance. The henrine only be-
gan yesterday and promises TO Iaet
several days. II wHs generally Con-
ecded that the fwo controlling items
II building fire Insurance rates are
overhead expense ard the actaai fire
jo<s. The debate yesterday wenf 60
both. the pesisionine ecmpanis and
both. the pefItionins companies and
t5e respondents arreelng that the
shey disagreed on expenses The
rompanics ciaimed they were opcras-
ing as economically as possible, hut
n01ne of the business men asserted
that any business that requires So
% 80 per cent Of gross income ~
expenses needs resiEing downward.
Commissioner of Insurance and
Hankinx Patterson. who q exoffleio
chairman Of the commission. piled
mshny Questions 10 develop whether
81 not II Was common practice for
merchants and others 20 ovefinsure
ana .whether local insurance agents
were diliRenf ia writing risks. neg
lcctfng The matter Of hazards and
oxerinsaranee He asked II II Was
not ! fact that many merchants and
others insure TO Ito per eent-~that
Il. fun Inventory value on their
propcrty. and then add 10 per cent
ID carry the cost OF insurance. That
M often done, said some OF tho
speakers. and that caused Mr. Pat
fefson 10 remark. well. that man
dce~n't rare whether he burns or
net.v EtH
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HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AM. FEEL FRESH AS
a DAlSY-TRY THISl
~ slass ~ hot VISITOR with
pbesphats before breakfsst
WueIss cut peisons.

10 sec the singe Of healthy bloom
III your face. To see your skin yet
x1ampEr and clearer, TO wake NJ
Without headache. baekache. coat.
a tongue Or 4 misty breath. In fact
il feel your pest. day IN and day
est. Just try inside-bath!ng every
torning for one week.
Before breakfast each day. drink
\ glass OF real hot water with a
tksspoonful OF limestone phosrssis
II Il A. harmless means Of wash
fnx from the stomach. liver. kid.
mcys and bowels the previous days
indtgegtible waste. sour bile anu
lcxins: Thus cleansing. swettaning
md Purifying the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the xtomaeh. The action OF hot wa
tsr and limestone phosphate on an
o6apty stomach r. wonderfully in
MIGRATING II cleans out all the
sour fermentailons. gases and acid
ity ard gives enc splendid appe-
tito Ger breakfast
4 quarter pound Of limestone
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A Symbol of Health.

The Pythagorians of Anciel
Greece ate simple food. practice
temperance and purity. As a badl
they used the five pointed star whit
they regarded as a symbol of healt
A red five-pointed star appears d
each package of Chamberlain's Tai
lets, and still fulfils its ancient mi
sion as a symbol of health. If yo
are troubled with indigestion, bi
iousness or constipation, get q racl
age of these tablets from your dru,
gist. You will be surprised at I'd
quick relief which they afford. Ed
sale by Curlin's Two Drug Store,
(adv.) eo
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and Saturday night and Sunday vita
Mrs. v. L. Vantreese and Sunday
night with Mrs. w. II. Hawkins.
Miss Leona vantreese is at Marlin
for her health and will probably be
there three weeks yet.
Miss Matte Rhodes of Mansfield
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Brice
Burgess the last two weeks.
Mrs. Brice Burgess and Miss Mat
tie Rhodes spent one evening last
week with Mrs. V. yantrees.
The many friends of Cleo Rarten
are glad to know he is still improv-
ing and hope to see him out soon.
Mrs. Hugh Vantrees and little
son spent Monday in town shopping.
Mrs. Luther Anderson and baby,
Edna Helen of Hugo, Oklahoma,
ere visiting her cousin, Mrs. ". H..
Hankins.
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lnaerurbar Time Table.
North Bound.


Local Cars leave Wsxahachis FOR
Dallas and all intermediate points
1855 and s:s7 a. m. Local cars from
Waco running through 10 Dallas.
making al stops. pass Warahachis
|es<T. I0.s7 n. m. and 1917. z:4J.
ll:l7. 6.l7. $3.50 and ll.20 .. m.
fcars passing nj s:3t and 1850 Will
run on limited timc.D
Limited Cars from Waco. running
through 10 Dallns, stopping only In
cities and towns, pass Waxahachie al
1880. s:so and 1880 q. m, ana
lao. 3.30. 5:30 and 1890 p. IN.
South Bound.
Local Cars from Dallas. running
through TO Waco. making all stops,
ff necessary. pass Wsxahachie 6:40.
|7.ts, a.ss aud l1:4e n. m, 1:4y.
.11. 5.4s. $40 and 1910 p. m
lcars passing G.4o a. m. and S:4s
and 1910 .. N. run on limited time)
Cara arriving from Dallas and inter
mediate points 7:4s y. m and 1874
q. m. stop al Waxahachie.
Limited Cars from Dallas. runninA
through to Waco. stopping only 10
cities and towns. pass Waxahachis
$40 and 1910 n. m. 1870. $40
|4.40 and $40 p. m.
North bound baggage ana express
cars pass Waxahacnie 1915, $500
and 1858 .. m.
South bound baggage ana express
cars pass Waxahachie l:o7 and 9:0s
p. m-
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and Mrs. Sallie Martin and Mr.. G
w. Martin went to Waxahachie Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Minnie and Lena Wakeland
and Minnie Willis spent Friday in
Waxahachie with their grandmother,
Mrs. John Wakeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Woodring
Mesdames Foney Davenport and
Alma Marshall went to Waxahachie
Sunday afternoon to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Caleb Parten, a
cousin of Mr.. Taylor Parten.
Mr.. John Henry Marks went 10
Hutchins last Sunday to see Mrs.
Alma Morris.
Miss Ruby Watson OF Forreston
spnet one night last week at Mr..
John Marks.
Miss Lucille Kuykcndall and Earl
Smith went to Forreston Friday
afternoon to see Miss Ruby Watson
G. II. Kuykendall and sons, Merle
and Bascom Edwards. spent Wedney-
day afternoon on Chambers creek
fishing. They had very good luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whitefield
were in Nash Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Donley went to the barn
last Tuesday evening to hunt hens
nest. She made misstep and fell
and disloca.ed her knee cap.
Several from Nash attended the
entertainments at Forreston Monday
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BURBaNK's NEW FLOWER
THE .EsTELf.E GRAY ROSE

One of the latest productions Of
the Wizard OF California Mr.. Bur-
banks a beautiful cream-colorod
rose with a heart Of gold.
Mr.. Burbank wanted TO do some
thing 10 show his appreciation ~
|california's young yiolinist. Esteilc
Gray. and knowing that she was fond
OF roses named one Of his creations
the "f.stelle Gray Rose
Last summer Miss Gray was mar-
ried 10 MoFitx i.hesinne. the Rus
sian pianist. He had been playing
the accomplishments for Miss Gray
for long time. but finally heart
conquered art. He wont
They spent their honeymoon In
California where they might be near
natures music. and not far from her
name sake~~the Eatelle Gray rose.
Eatelle Gfay's coming to our
cbautauaun is welcomed by all low
ers OF music
Subscribe for the Daily Light.
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phosphate will cost you very little
at the drug store but is sufficient
10 demonstrate that just as soap
and hot water cieansea, sweetena
and freshens the skin. so hot wa
ter and limestone phosphate act on
the blood and internal organs
Those who are subject 10 conatipa-
ton. bilious attacks. acid stomach,
rheumatic twinges. also those whose
skin Ii sallnw and complexion pal
lid. arc assured that one week OF IN
side bathing VIII have them both
looking and feeling better In every
way tadv.)
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Despite the rain Sunday morninf
the Childrcn's Day was observed al
the Methodist church and very
good crowd attended. All enjoyed
the program.
The Christian Endeavor society
viii cell cream and cake here all
Saturday afternoon, May 9th, for
the benefit OF the society. Every
one cordially invited.
A fast Dallas team will play ball
with oyilla next Saturday. May ~.
John Henry Tuley underwent an
operation Monday for graduated
eyelids.
Frank Keesee and wife and little
son, Wright, of Midlothian have
been spending o few days with Mr.
George Hewett and family and 9th
err relatives.
Or. Paynes mother Is spending q
few days with him.
n. N. Curry Is doing jury bust
ness In Waxahachie.
Bob Treese and family and Mrs
Linnie Layne were shopping in Wax
ahachie last Wednesday.
Walter McEiroy and wife Went
Midlothian Monday to have dental
work done.
Glad TO report Mrs. w. ID. Lindor
able to sit up after having bad
case OF pneumonia, and also glad to
report Mrs. |. N, Curry's sister in
Oklahoma IL improving.
Lindsey Sims had business In
waxahachie Monday.
Carl Gather returned from trip
to Tennessee Saturday.
Prof. q. King has been elected
principal teacher for next term.
and Misses Payne. Fay Bisham and
Ora Brooks, assistants.
There viii be Christian Endea-
vor social rally at the Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon at ;
O'Clock There will be several del
egafes from surrounding towns. Ev-
Ierybody invited TO attend.
T. II. johnson and daughter. Miss
Emma. and MIlburn Johnson and
family were shopping in Waxahaehie
Monday.
Miss Ruth liamm Is at home from
school at Denton. She will remain
for the Bigham- Billingsley Wedding
which will take place in Shiloh
church June / AT 8 o'clock p. M
then she will 80 to normal.
Miss Pearl Harris was shopping
in waxahaehie Monday.
Miss Minnie Knight was the guest
Of Misses Emma and Emma stokef
Sunday night and Monday.
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and Tuesday nights.
Miss Lillian Brown Of Dallas is
spending few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. John Marks.
Earl Smith spent Wednesday night
with John Henry Marks.
Marvin Marks and family, Olin
Marks and family, Mrs. G. G. Mar
tin and boy, Earl Smith, Misses
Ruby Watson and Lillian Blown
spent Thursday with John Marks.
Mrs. Sue Lloyd spent Monday with
Mrs. G. w. Martin.
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SOUTH PRONG.

There was no church at this place
Sunday on account of bad weather,
but there will be preaching Sunday
night.
Charley Matthews spent Monday
night with Ebert Vantreese.
Mrs. j. F.. Matthews and son Dee
spent from Saturday morning until
Monday morning in this community,
spending Saturday with Mrs. Tole
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GOLFERS CHAPEL.

Health of this community is very
good at present.
The Golfers Chapel baseball boys
played the Howard team Monday Of
ternoon. The scores stood s and ]
in favor of Golfers Chapel. They
played Forreston Thursday, the
scores being IA and 6 il favor oi
the home boys. Forrest0n had SONS
hopes OF winning the game until
Frank Burlington and Vernon San
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Rheumatism.

If you are troubled with chronic
or muscular rheumatism give Cham
berlain's Eminent a trial. The re-
lief from pain which 1t affords Is
alone worth many times its cost.
For sale by Curlin's Two Drug
Stores. (adv.) : cod
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$500 Reward.

A reward of $500 will be paid b
this company for the conviction
any one found guilty of taking III
Daily Light from the yard or law
of any subscriber of this paper. len
TERPRISE PUBLISHING CON
PANY.
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Tablets Have Done
Wonders for Me-"

II have been sufferer from
stomach trouble FOR number 81
years. and although have used
4 great number az remedies recon-
mended for this complaint cham
hcrlain's Tablets Is the first medi-
cine that has siven nae positive and
lassing relief" writes Msa. Anna
kaain. Spencerpprt. y. Y Cham
herlaiu's Tablets ha.e done wonders
for me and I value them very hiEh-
Isl" Far sale ~ Curlin's Two nrn
Stores. - AaN.l eoa
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ford knocked a home run. The
have played five games this seaso
and have only lost one. They vii
play any team team, including II
Detroit Tigers.
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