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The Washington herald., 1916-03-27
Boys Catch Wolf in Sack.

Cecil Lattimer. u years old, and his
brother. James Edgar, 10 years old. sons
Of ]. ]. Lattimer, Of Independence, took
wolf scalp to the county clerks ONCE
in that city recently and claimed the
bounty OF 50.
The boys said they captured the wolf
on the Frazier farm. southeast Of hide
pendence. When they saw 1t 1t ran into
hollow log. They procured a gunny
sack and tied 1t over the opening of the
log and then scared the wolf out into the
sack.-Kansas City Star
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PROPOSALS

oFF7CT OF TIE COMMISSIONERS IIF 7EF
D1srTIeJ q CounbLA Washington NErgb ls,s -
Sealed proTasss "" b. resolved at this ofio Rom
60 D1strlc Builtns untl o'elocE r n TI-TS
DAl. AI7l 4. ISIS for furnishing and dsIivsrinF
oaiH& ne hscal year. beginning July J. IllE and
ending June y ~ for ~ q the r1-ir1, ts,pls,
o. ne foEernment Of The Dis,rlcl o. Columbia SUP
phe- e. follows: StEtb0Defg printing ssnool booss
iHnitufe and hoUss furnishing tIr~Irr and hand
s@e' rubo~T sAmp. plunbInG sIDrlss grprr1s-
and pToSsioos hooU and sboes drIgy and cA-niezI.
pants and 6ylshes hlnbrT. meats $50 Gnd pauItr-
an goods ics steCtncIl sanpiies ssddI~-y ana
NheesTEht suDI liss, huosrEErtsn s1ppbet lsundr.
sott. suiemooils Epp1et, OILS and luhnzus Pho
tnSr1Thic supplies. tag Ithietic Foodf an rlIr
ground equlpmFn'. Porn o. proposal suecihrxtiols
and nsoe-sTJ iutormstIOU nay bs 0blEined frun d.
Purchasing orlcrr u. g. ROou n Distrie1 Build
inS- In HpTylnE s7e-fy tie clA~ q suurlhes for
Which furns are desired. OLIVER r NEWMAN
LOUIS BRONNLOW, CHARLES ". KUTZ. Con
mi-siooers d. {
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Lowell to Keep Franchise

Lowell, Mass. March ga F. Roach,
president of the Lowell team OF the
Eastern League, announced today that
the plan to transfer the franchise to
Fitchburg had been abandoned and that
the club would remain in this city. Mr..
Roach also announced that the interest
in the club held by James l. Smith, of
New Bedford. and others, had been sold,
and that Harry Lord and Clyde Engel,
formerly OF the Boston Americans, prob
ably would become identified with the
organization.
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AUCTION SALE
THos. J, osES a son. I6eloSss5.-
TRUsrEEs' SALE oF yIIEI,,,v ruo.sror,
fhAML UMELITNG " - 49,,

ihssItLs SALT OP yALUAf,lT TvosroEr
snAnE DWELLING. NO. ~ MORTON
STREET NORTHWEST.
iH1Hs OF certain dced Of trust duly rrro-d~d
=, ~ ~ 40 ~. folio 81 e 80 q Il. Lsps
hes ne Dis,-ict q Columbia and Al ths
ItoSLeN me lartJ secured thsreby The upds-.
-, - u'ist - VII seil public auctisa within
ne ono Of Tboa. J. OEen a sor Inrs3,,s.-I
-, - - - sLrest 1orthSest on TUESDAY. THE 1rT-H
pAi OF MARCH, A. d. lslg AZ ) s'cIo~k :, N
me following desrihed IsBS m r-.rpi--- &C..
m me Count q WEIhnFt1n. D,strict a. co,,T,Ubl,
too oesfnateo and bsiuf Tsr4. a -, "a - n
49, 70 Ioed and Browns sz1bdivi.or q rart
Ns HHa o. land tnoSn a. s-Sfount Peasant"
- fe-s.ht f1ina a. psT Tast r-uosded in
- Le's 'oun No :. fdlio - q m records q
- OI1cs o. TIE hurveyOr Of the Dfstrsi Of Caaur
h<&ihnlng Tor The ssrr - the -sg-fh ~ ~
snes1osn street al point no fed east sf tss i.,s.
hsc'ion "a ne sid s0gthsdg ~ az,a .srryr IA
the east sde Of Sherman Errru, nd -7r-DiBg
thencs east o. sid SI-idsn stre~, z L r., a, a.
northeast Conner q said lot z tioprr .r+b 80
tne e1S hnes Of I'D lots and T. 700 fee, 70 the
sDotneAst corner q said Loo a thence west with
the south line of SAID lot R TIs feet End th.nes
poIA lO0 ieet 10 the Dlsoe Of berinuiuz
Terms Of ssle: Onshsn IN czEh b.IEncs in On.
yAf. WIN lntsfsN a. pr ernfuu secured O.
we p1oiffg, or ~ cash o. the 0nti1n Of IN. mr.
ehasef aeDosit o. 500 Vii 10 rsquir.S R.,.s,diur
&c, al or q puTchassT Terms o. snLs Il 81 r,-p
paeo with within htteeu dsE frou day n sls
OSCAR n. BRYANT
JOHN AeILyEEN.
Hn4l sasAas1r- Trusts-s
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Yankees.

Birmingham. Ala, March 26.-Thlrty-
nine ball players standing in a line,
Donovan got an ak and made 1t twenty
nine. It happened to the Yanks just
before they left Macon. Donovan still
has the AK.
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Wants First Stacker.

The manager of the Linworth Baseball
Siuo Is anxious to obtain a good first
lotter desiring a trial address thu A.
teur Editor, The Washington Herald
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THos- J. owEN a soN. I6s5is6E5iI-


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREESTORY FRAME
WEST
81 Firs1s Of dsed a brus reoo-iad IN IEb-- Ne
-. al 1910 -. Of the Ltnd Rsco-os q ths De
trlcS q Columbia. We Will ssu a, uuhlic fur1ior IN
lfont o. The Trezuises o. THURSDAY THE TTH
DAY OF MARCH. 1876 Of I o'coef ? m
q ElsnAl Tot = IN sqGhFe ri. dssched follow.
beglnnlng az point Efrrst q fe~r Ursf ~
me SoutbeASt eorBeT O; sid l0l ( and r74Errrg
tnence Nfs rlolg The B0rIh SIDE o. y s-rff "a.
feet thenoe north 81 nght fnEss % y sire -
feet; thence east a. rzIt anrfos 70 Las. lin -.
rect IND thencS south 10 feet O. the UlErs Of -
finninE. toeether with the improvements there's,
eonslsting Of q thresslo frzms dueIlinF
Terms of sale: Ons-third rssh tskpo. IN 80.
ana tSo Yesrf. with iBterasj Fer Acrnt nsrsbIs
elA-SnnuaLN. secUrbd uTIu The ur0TeTt, sod or
al essh At optloa of TuFrhhsrr. Depo-sf Of s0 u,
ouired at time q Hals Ebd pIrr1.-sr ElLgvfd ffs4,
days from dSy q sale 70 cnuflstF rslrch4sT Cor
Nsytbe1ns al purchase cos,
WA. Z ANBROsI
oAas1e surviving Tr7lstee
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

sPECIALs iOR RENT
A6 III ave 6r., b.. X - zoo SUI ne, r., b.sls-e
~ W. sr., b.. $50 lls 9Th ne. 6r., b.. g
lE Adams sT. b.. 3 Dl lls Quincy. g., b.. z 50
10 Quincy &. b. -, % 5Ol Iz0 Nd. ave. lor b. 500
GO 3rd. rT., b.. $50 II ne. sr., b.. Dls
Ssl Holmead sr. IA = s. - y ne. lor b.. 3 50
ss K NV, H., b., 60 10, SIS 9Th nv. ~ b.. epno
d. X. JOHNSON CO. ixs 81 y ".
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DIED

BlCEERTON-On saturday, March IS,
1916, at 1916 .. m az her resi-
dence, 1900 Thirtieth street south
east, Randle Highlands, ANNIE. be-
loved wife OF Richard F Bicker-
ton, in her cd year.
Funeral Tuesday, March 2E at D.
m, from residence. Interment az
Congressional Cemetery. Friends
and relatives are invited.
MEHER-On Friday March a. 1916. al
his residence. 1888 Kennedy street
northwest WILL y. MEYER, AGED -
years, son OF Mr.. and Mrs George B.
Meyer
Funeral services Monday at p. m
PATRICR-On Wednesday, March =,
az the Sherman. Fifteenth and L
streets northwest, GEORGE =.
PATRICK
Funeral services At HE late residence
Monday afternoon March q, at
O'Clock conducted by Rev. I. G. p.
Pierce OF All Souls Unitarian Church.
Friends invited
PARLoN-On SUNDAY. March n, 1916, at
$50 d. m. at her residence, SO Eighth
street northeast. CATHERINE PAR
LON Cnee Csrmodyl, widow OF Patrick
Parton.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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LOST.

WILL THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP MIMI
fur nec5plecs Sunday night about 30 return
TO lf5 Euclid street n. ". Liberal reward.
BAG JEWELRY IN CENTER
market. Party sen ricsing up sane; reward no
questions asked f2s Evsrts st. ne.
LOsT-BLACK POCKETBo0K CONTAINING
articles Of rslue TO owner. 500 reward. Return
to telephone operator the Wyoming
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

WANTED-COLORED BOY WITH WHEEL;
references HAwY0RTH PUB. HOUSE, ss C
st, NV.
WANTED-JOB AND CYLINDER PRESS FEED
es; experts only. HAYwORTH PUB. HOUSE.
GO @ ST. NV.
JOB COMPosITOR WAETED-sTEADY POsI-
ton 70 man who wants TO make home in smsn
Place. State wages and how soon report Z. A.
klsHPAUGH, FTedericlsblrg Va.
WALL scRAPEhs-SEvERAL, At ONCE. r.
W. HENDERSON, uoe st. NV.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

TWO OR f1AEE NICELY CBNLsHED.
bright, cneerful rooms with sleeping porch kitcb-
epette and rTlvEte hath; steam heated; refe-eDces
:H *. nv.
hOUk ROoMa 81; TILED HATH. GAS
range, water bestsr; porch Ans condition. sis
Station r,
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

CENTRAL CARRIAGE. WAGON AND AUTO
WORKS.
y. N. LLOYD, MInasUr
TT1ck and Automobile Bodier 20 Order Re.r Of
80 70 g. I've ~. nv. Main St5 Painting aud LIZ
tsr1ns speciilJ. Al WoSk GuIrHtetd
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FOR SALE-UOTS.

slNrEENTB STREET EXTKNDED-JoTs =. Co
10 s.no squars feet. facing ROck Crest Park and
18th ~ nc Per foot Acreage fseng Bisgd
Co4oSsho ave, and Rock Cred PErk south Of res
eToir, zoo fset west Of l6lh - ssweT elccfrcstT.
water and gAs; sc per foot L J. TOTEM a CO.,
IA l5th ST Phone n. ST.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE.
North 2sA 2ol LIST 81. nv. formerly 8 Randolph
place. Mnsrchs rented S.i5 Per month: months
A.5oi Q months, E,50; No. Remington 81; L. c
SuaithA 05 and $50; Underworld Rsmingtons
$50 Reductions II paid or months in advance
Rebuilt typewrtsrs for sale.
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II Nj1OS
sasAIRE

TAXI SERVICE. n Tl5I- DAY Oh NIGHT
One miR, SOC; each sdditiO1sI mile, SC. SIS
20 500 per hour.
FOX hIRE-AUT0NOBILE, IA PR H0UK
nvepassense touring car; dssI and prompt
sszTice guaranteed. Phone Lincoln sesl.
FORD TOURING CARS, a-r PEE HorE;
Whit ehsuheUn Phcoe Col -
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Ia 81. Nw.-sINJLE hoOH- SECOND
boor frcN4i porch bath. hos sster; ssseet so.
roundings: cuisine the bsst
IN sT NW.-LARGE, CLEAN ROOM, sun
able for two; porch- bath. boz water; sslsc &c
rsundinR: clisns the best
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

j. w. Herwig, Indianapolis; Chas
w. Brokaw, New York; Harry
Deutschnes, New York; H. c. Nor
ton, Detroit; F. w. Terrier. Dallas;
w. o. Patterson, Fort Worth; j. G.
Wood, Dallas; c. I. Snowden, Dali
las. AL p. Wolff, st. Louis; w. B.
Ferguson, City; II. n. Naylor.. City;
r. S. Kayser, Dallas: w. r. Scott,
Dallas; w. O. Avis, st. Louis; A c.
Soummers, Dallas; II. Armuth, New
York: J. w. Belts, Corsicana; Miss
N. Ussery, Dallas; Edward Hudnall
Boston; Chas. W. Hays. Chicago: w.
p. Christian, Chicago; A. b. Craven,
Waco; Asa Maddox, Waco; II. w
An. hony, Waco; S. j. Bennett, City;
l.. G. Colliste, Cleburne; j. B. Smart,
Fort Worth; Joe Brennan, Hills
boro; II. c. Klintrup, New York
r. r. Cohn. Kanass City; H. S. Pin
dy, New York; G. d. May. Plain
view; All Kogler. Waco; G. E. Nc
Cauts, Dallas; l. A. Bedgood. City;
F. J. Mabry. st. Louis; Sam Fl. An
drews, City.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

w 5. whaley Of cleburne vas
here yesterday.
Mrs A. NJ Poulter is attending
he fair today.
nr. and Mrs. r II cheatham went
to Dallas today.
D. J. MCGEE is business visitor
70 Dallas today.
Barney Mckay went to Ferris to-
day on business.
DR.. Dick Thompson is in Dallas
today on business.
Turner williams of Houston is in
the city on business.
Mrs. c. w. Simpson is attending
the Fair at Dallas today.
Rush Williams and his mother
are visiting at Dallas today.
r. A. keenan, and wife are visit
ing the Fair at Dallas today.
Mr.. and Mrs a. j. Rice are visit
ing the fair at Dallas today.
NJ. s. Middleton made a trip 10
Dallas Wednesday afternoon.
Bob Bennett of Austin was spend
ing the afternoon here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Dean OF Mad
isonyille were visitors IN the city
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Douglass ana
son George are in Dallas today at
tending the fair
Jack Bachelor and Miss Margaret
Cole motored to Dallas last evening
TO attend the fair.
C. T. Nall is attending a Texas
Power & Light company managers
meeting at Dallas today.
Hon. C. R. Gibson went to Green
Vile this morning to attend meet
ing OF the Odd Fellows tonight.
Miss Marie Plumhoff, who is at
ending school in Dallas, was here
this week visiting her mother, Mrs.
Geo. Plumhoff.
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Oldham avenue Wednesday. She
getting along nicely.
|KEYWORTH WINS FIRST PRIZE
| FOR INDIVIDUAL FARM EXHIBIT


j. E. keyworth of Ellis county
won first prize for individual farm
exhibit at the Dallas Fair, an ac-
compiishment OF which he is justly
proud Mr.. Keyworth puts a little
common sense into his farming and
grows a variety OF products. He
didn't grow crops especially for
show purposes. but rather selected
products from his crops and put them
on exhibit. The exhibit on display
at Dallas contains long list of
farm products and they are cleverly
arranged in display.
The exhibit is placed along with
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
Troops Are Thankful.

Rindosa, Texas, Oct. ., 1916.
Through the columns of the Light
tie members Of Troop d, Texas
Cavalry, wish to extend their sincere
thanks to the several ladies of Waxa-
hachie who were kind enough to
send us about two or three hundred
magazines. These are certainly APP
preciated by all as there is no way
for US to get them unless some one
at home sends them to us. With
many thanks and best wishes to
them all, II am,
Truly yours.
EARL l.. GIBSON,
For the Troop
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
SHORT TALKS ON MUSIC
Curtin Drug Co. Introduce Innova.
ton at Their Daily Concerts.

Photograph concerts are no par
ticular novelty, but Curtin Drug Co.
are introducing during Edison Week
a new method of giving them. Each
day different program is present
ed, varying from regime to grand
Iopera arias. George f. Close, who
conducts these concerts. has ar
ranged to give brief descriptive talk
about each piece of music before it
is played He says that while good
wine needs no bush, nevertheless
he finds that the appreciation and
interest OF the audience are consid-
erably enhanced when he tells them
something of interest about each
record before it is played.
Another interesting feature of the
daily concerts this week is that
those who attend them are asked 10
write their opinions of the music
Prizes are being offered for the best
opinions.
Mr.. Close has arranged with the
Edison Laboratories at Orange. n
j.. to send souvenir biographies OF
Thomas A. Edison to all who attend
the Curtin Drug Co. concerts this
week and take the trouble to leave
their names with Mr.. Close.-ady-7q
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The dollar that walks by your
door Is yours. Get the Delineator
and Eyerybody's Magazine for one
year for. SO. or get either magazine
two years for s2. three dollars Is
the regular price. Phone your mag
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19

r. p. Littlepase, who has been
with the Waxahachie Lumber COM
pany for sixteen years. has tender
ed his resignation and will go to
Mart, Texas. whore he will engage
In the mercantile business. Mr.. Lit
tlepage Is a good business man and
his faithful services will be greatly
missed at the local yards. His
friends wish him success in his new
undertaking.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
Saxon Six
Auto Contest
Latest Standing

The largest number OF votes that
have ever been polled since the con-
test started was registered last
week. Il has changed the standing
some and shows the resHit 81 hard
work botr o. candidates and 'he.~
friends
The prizes in lhis rca'ea. are 90
valuable FOR the canaida,e To le-
come careless. Help your candidate
friend by PURCHASING TRADE
BOOKS from her. thus enabling her
to get LOO VOTES TO THE DOL
LAR in place OF 100 votes To the
dollar
Again this week we will give ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND votes TO
the candidate selling the most Trade
Books of both varieties in dollars
and cents during the week ending
wednesday, October 25th.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
CURLIN'S
Two Drug Stores
ing and the clouds drift away there
is danger of a frost tonight.

A big Buick car driven by gen
tlemari who lives at Greenville skid
ded off the road between Waxaha-
chic and Dallas late yesterday near
Red Oak and collided with a rail-
way crossing sign post, damaging
the car considerably. No one was
hurt
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Call 14s and ask for the want ad
man when you want to buy, sell or
exchange anything. II
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Grandma Ferris vho Tas reported
quite sick sorne days ago. IS much
Improved today
For feed and fuel phone Brod-
cad 4 Kennedy Old phone -. Il
a big truck aud trailer are used
by the Texas Power q Light company
to haul thirty-nye or forty workmen
out to the~MidlothIan line each day
Louis strauss. who was operated
on few days ago for appendicitis.
IL able to sit up in his room and get
about the house a little. but cant
get out yet.
curlin's skeeter skare gets 'em.
adv ISL
Read over the list of nine benefits
OF o public library, note some one
that has been omitted and submit
liz. In writing. for your suggestion
OF the tenth benefit. contest closes
October 80.
Judge w. D. Lacey. representative
elect from Leon county. was visitor
In the city this morning. He says
he IL looking forward TO some good
constructive legislation when the
state legislature meets this winter.
There are patients in the local
sanitarium from Forreston, May
pearl, Hillsboro, Red Oak and vari-
GUS places within radius OF TWEEN
w miles OF Waxahachie. and with
the proper kind OF building the
patronage would be doubled.
Rent a few rooms and receive a
nice income from them. The Daily
Light want column can rent them
for you. u
Judge r. A. Berry and wife were
here this morning from Madison
vile to spend a few hours. They
had been 10 the fair at Dallas and
we're intending to go south on the
TT. Il b. V. but reached here too
late.
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the Ellis county exhibit to adj
the attractiveness of that show
Ii is well worth examining

Photographs Of the srrhis
drawing of the new sanitariun )
ing have been received and ar
on display. A cut will be nlaie
q large number of the pietaFs
be printed and scattered ao0ul
the board launches its eampal9'
raising funds.
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Miss Buena Floyd. who was oper-
ated on some days ago for appen-
dicitis. was removed 20 her home on
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19

azlnA orders, single or clubs, to 315
Mrs. J. A. C. Kemble. tf-dl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19

The kind OF printing that pleases
at the j. T, fuckers, at Daily Light
office. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19

All members Of the Mems
class OF the First Baptist cnul'A
requested to be in the class
promptly at 5 O'Clock TINS eve
The banquet will begin al 'n'' :
o.
Don't worry over trying 70 u
buyer for whatever you may aa''
sale. Let the Daily Light #aA'
umn do the work for you
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Mrs. G. r. Turner of Hubbard
City. who was so painfully injured
In automobile wreck near here We'd
nesday afternoon, is resting well to-
day at the local sanitarium and there
is every indication that she will re-
cover. Her injuries were very pain
full but not necessarily fatal. Mr..
Turner is very sore today from the
mashes he received, but expects to
be able to go home tomorrow. The
three boys left this afternoon for
their home at Hubbard City.
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Rent few rooms and receive
nice income from them. The Daily
Light want column can rent them
for you. u
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1t costs money to advertise, but
you can save money by following
Curlin's advertising. ADV } Thurstf
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The first norther of the season hit
Waxahachie at an early hour today
sending the mercury down with a
hop, skip and a jump. Heavy cloth
ing is already in evidence with a
few wearing oveTcoats. Merchants
have been doing a lively trade in
clothing and ready-to-wear ssar-
ments. II the wind should stop blow
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The Apiece Dinner Set was
awarded to Mr. Ike King who reg
istered s,73o,720 votes for candidate
No. 20.
We are still giving the EXTRA
VOTES WITH PAYMENTS ON OLD
ACCOUNTS, but cannot tell when
this offer Will be withdrawn. Now
is the time to pay accounts and get
extra votes.
Watch for vote offers signs on dis
play in our stores.
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Curlin'a for interurban tickets. g
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James Matthews and ]. S. Patter-
son. charged with the burglary of
two stores at Milford Sunday night,
were given an examining trial We'd
nesday afternoon and bail fixed at
$3.50 in each of the cases TO await
the action of the grand jury. One OF
the young men lives in Tucson. Ari-
zona. and has a wife and baby in
Los Angeles. California, while the
others father lives at Grand Saline.
Texas. according TO report. They
will probably enter pleas of guilty
at first opportunity.
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Mrs. Joe Pitts of Red Oak was
here today on business. Mrs. Pitts
raises pure bred chickens and de-
clares she is making good money at
il. She did not show her chickens
at the fair this year because she was
Just too busy, but she is going in
after number of the premiums
next season. She expects to go to
Dallas Saturday of this week and
have a look at the chickens on exhi-
bition and probably will purchase
new stock for her ranch.
o.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
Box Bean BAD.

To play this game you need hatbox,
some envelopes and heavy buttons.
Each player should have five envelopes.
Cut hole in the top of the box about
six inches square. Put two heavy but
tons In each envelope and seal it. Each
player writes upon his five envelopes
his name. He numbers the envelopes
Of his series 1, 2, 3, and s. To play
the game, stand six feet away from
the box that has the hole cut in its top.
Try to toss an envelope into the hole.
Begin with envelope No. 1 and go on
up to envelope No. 8. Leave all en-
velopes as they fall. A players score
Is determined after he has tossed his
five envelopes in series. 1t is the sum
of all envelopes that he has been able
to toss into the box. All play is made
in turn and all order of play is arrived
at by counting out for the start. The
first player to make score Of fifty
points wins.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
When ToIstoy Tried to Fly.

From earliest childhood Tolstoy was
remarkably observant of the things
that were going on in the world around
him. Thus, while still in his teens, we
find him taking an interest in the art
of flying that was too practical to suit
his devoted mother With characters.
tic thoroughness he invented a design
of his own and with equally character
istic courage proceeded to put 1t to an
immediate test from a second story
window. But the boy who was after.
ward to find food for thought for the
whole civilized world was not destined
to make his mark as an infant aero
pianist. He fell instantly to the ground,
and, though by great good fortune no
bones were actually broken, the con-
cussion was so great that young Toll
stoy afterward slept for sixteen hours
on end.