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either or any OF those congenial pur.
suits. and that long before they
reached the river; In the empty house.
which had known her as baby. child
and grown.up girl. to the companion
OF some part OF all three stages, she
looked q more lustrous and q lovelier
Blanche than he remembered even Of
old.
But she was not really lovely In the
least; that also must be put beyond
the pale OF misconception. Her hair
was beautiful, and perhaps her skin,
and. In some lights. her eyes: the rest
was not. 1t was yellow hair, not gold
en-. and Cazalet would have given all
he had about him to see 1t down again
as In the Oldest of old days; but there
was more gold In her skin. for 30 the
sun had treated It: and there was
even hint or CLINT lin certain lights,
be It repeatedly Of gold mingling with
the pure hazel OF her eyes But in
the dusty shadows Of the empty house,
moving like sunbeam across it's bare
boards, standing out against the dlscol.
| ored walls in the place of remembered
pictures not to be compared with her
1t was there that she was all golden
and still girl.
They poked their noses into, and
ahey had laugh In every corner and
! so out upon the leafy lawn. shelving
abruptly to the river. Last of all there
was the summer schoolroom over the
boathouse. quite apart from the house
itself; scene of such safe yet reckless
revels; in it's very aura late Victorian
1t lay hidden In Ivy at the end OF q
now neglected path the bow.win
dows overlooking the river wer.
framed in ivy. like three matted, whis
kered. dirty, happy faces; one. with
its lower sash propped open by {
broken plant-pot, might have beer
grinning toothless welcome to two
once leading spirits OF the place.
Cazalet whitfield twig and wedget
that sash up altogether; then he sa
himself on the sill. his long legs In
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biscuit In the box. though he had be-
gun by vowing that he had lunched In
town. and stuck to the fable still
Old Martha had known him all his
life. but best at the period when he
used to come to nursery tea at Little
ford. She declared she would have
known him anywhere as he was, but
she simply hadn't recognized him in
that photograph with his beard.
Il can see where it's been" said
Martha. looking him in the lower TEN.
perate zone. But I'm so glad you've
had 1t off. Mr.. Cazalet."
There you are, Blanchie!" crowed
Cazalet. You said she'd be disappoint.
ed. but Marthas got better taste"
1T isn't that, SIR" said Martha ear.
nestly. IT'S because the dreadful
man who was seen running out OF the
drive. at your old home, he had a
beard! It's in all the notices about
him, and that's what's put me against
them, and makes me glad you've had
yours Off"
Blanche turned to him with too ready
a smile; but then she was really not
such great age as she pretended, and
she had never been in better spirits In
her life.
You hear, Sweep! | call It rather
lucky for you that you we're"
But just then she saw his face. and
remembered the things that had been
said about Henry Craven by the GAIA.
let's friends. even ten years ago, when
she really had been girl.
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SYNOPSIS.

Cazaiet. on the steamer Kaiser Fritz,
h0meward bound from Australia. cries
out In his sleep that Henry Craven, who
ten years before had ruined his father
and himself. 10 dead and finds that Hi
ton Toyo. who shares tho stateroom with
ncns Enows Graven and also and 'a nisy.
mate. When the daily papers come
aboard at Southampton Toye reads that
craven has been murdered and calls
Cazalets dream second sight. He thinks
OF doing a little amateur detective work
on the case himself. In the train to town
they discuss the murder. which was com
from Cazalet that Scrutcn. who had been
Cazalets friend and the scapegoat for
Craven's dishonesty. has been released
from prison. Cazalct goes down the
river and meets Blanche.
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Taste in READING.

"Oliver's taste for books seems to
be improving"
I'm very glad to hear that. But
are you quite sure about it?"
Perfectly sure. Last week caught
him perusng a five-ccnt hair raiser.
and this week he is reading nothing
but dime novels. That's a hundred
per cent Improvement"
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Fined for Sleeping In Station.

Bostcn.-George S. White OF no
place in particular except the North
station in Boston. was recently fined
$40 by Judge Burke in municipal court
White admitted he had slept in the
station while standing erect and that
his position caused a great crowd to
collect.
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Misunde rstocd.
Are you plain cook?"
IL suppose ! could be purifier. num-
DANISH PIMPLES QUICKLY
Easily and cheapIy by Using cutlcurs
Soap and Ointment. Trial Free.

Smear the pimples lightly with Cuti.
cura Ointment on end Of finger and
allow 1t to remain on five minutes.
Then battle with hot water and Cuti.
cura Soap and continue some minutes.
This treatment is best upon rising and
retiring, but is effective at any time.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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Chief Won Goose But Lost Job.

West Berwick, Pa.-Chief of Police
George w. Sliker took chance at a
party and won goose, but drew sus.
pension from Chief Burgess c. w.
Freas. He is charged with allowing
gambling and supporting the gambling
by participation"
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Couldn't.

She-But papa says you're living be-
yond your means.
IIe-Absolutely untrue-I have no
means
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Joy Is the greatest intoxicant
known.
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Its Kind.

lts Kind.
THAT fellow has what ! call pare
doxical impudence."
How do you meant"
"He 10 always to the front with back
talk"
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Shallow.

Hodge-Is he deep thinker?
Dodge--No; he begins to founder
before he gets out very deep.
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A woman may have a poor memory,
but she never forgets a compliment.
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willing to submit to arrest. After he
had been questioned he was held as
suspect. but subsequent develop
ments resulted In formal charge Of
murder being lodged against him.
Kelley declares he is innocent and
says McNichol Is alive and that he
had met him a number Of times since
his disappearance.
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Relialra RrlEfS.

Tie presiding judges at thr :arIr;:S
election precincts ~ Belmont ""uls'y VIII
II. IN b.liHir' today ia r"r,.!V.' tilr."
supplies trr the "t-";!uu :"si TtI.>':a..
y. Ii. Ery. nt S"Gtl E..illirr. has re.
t.;ynrd fr"in Il rip L" A>r": ami canton.
Tn" inelut"HS ~ TIA" Fi".:1" Missionary
n"et Thursday AFTERNOON - IN" hon!-:
81 Mrs. David Mc''Lrrin "r Noble stree.
Miss ,irlc.. Ross. at Snufh Eet!sir:.
has r-turn,'i from = visit win friends Il.
Siclsh,.uEilic.
loan Z. Watt. H..:;.,,.catj,. ran.t,.iat. =:
:nr corur.'r. has = ;s,rir.i IRON: u visit 1t
Eurn"Svil'".
f.aul ti;,rllety. af >Na~hir--,"n H. -. is
visiting his n2r.l.i~. Ny. and Mrs. FRANK
Nack"tt. 'n slHrr'Scu street.
Mrs k"SH I'ir". AMI children have re-
Turned t" their homo IT Warn"cH after
4 visit with tr;..udS h.'re.
49, Miss B-rri.'r Nat. cf Ir:rr, Sjr....t IS
It GAe$t "f t""'nG~ :,r Alt"nhcir;.
Miss Margaret M.ss,n. ~; k"S,. Hill,
has returned from Il vi&i: WIKI friends
at Akron and Youngstown.
E'ctday was PatrI:i's> CaE in :t'' local
schools, an" many VISITORS We're shown
through the various GRADES.
William Marley has returned from 4
visit. ut Si$;er$vilc.
Sam NapEc: l,.fI Yesterday for a visit
with friends al Pittsburgh.
NJ l.. NnnI2 and James irwin will
leave This evening to- Eand"rSrifi. Ia.
for y feE- days visit. The trip will II"
made with Il motorcycle" AMI sid" car.
Local cclur.d Republicans will attend
a meeting NJ Erid.' port MnDG;tE ev'n-
ing. +. II. Cooe!tnau. "ne Of nc tradirC
attorneys in tn" SAT-. Nil! address the
meeting.
Miss Mar Hrot:t. 80 Sterthcnv;lie is :,
guest os f-lsrds IN tht. city.
Miss T.avina Foster left yesterday Cor
y visit with friends al Toledo
Joseph StrllarS Is III ~ mis- HON" on
North Noble street
County candidates ~ bntti Narf nS
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", 4, c. members
viii Receive Election Returns ~ t2o-
tary Dinner Or At University
Club Smoker Tuesday

The Wheeling Commercial a~*Gcla-
lion will MOI receive the election !c-
turns next Tuesday, a. has been 40
custom Of The ul! Wheeling Board a
Trade. because the majority Of nc
will either attend the hu!h'F
dinner and meeting in No Scottish
Rite cathedral or 5hc smoker IL i:iH
club. where complete 'Iyc'
zion returns will br received.
General Manager Charles VI. k"lrh-
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uartins FeI-.y Er;efS.

The. North End Athletic CiNh Will h"!d
an. important practice this AFTERNOON f'r
their gauI" Tomorrow win III" I"rHi"h
!. {. at Pittsburgh. ii League PARK
Holm .lni,nS w"r; {" Sieub"uNiil" ana
last l.iycrpr"i yesterday an business.
NlsS I,lni., Long viii irav" LniS morn
inS r"r PITTSBURGH. :" attend IN" CEN
trIui.Ii.
i'rrd MiNrr returned yesterday ~ q
sew Allen touring cay from Columns.
Mrs. j;,."r@:. i;;lS,"n is III at h'F h"'n"
ON North FuurIh street.
simon Parker 1r. T. Y. Arh;,uSh. Ross
Robinson and Nrumy jackson. WI! re-
turn this morning trom Il hunting 'r!P
in Guernsey ""urtT.
rcd Davis returned !" j."Tath "'f"F
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CAR AXLE BREAKS

Tn. schedule ON ihr M0undsrils
and M"M"iArn division ri inc Wheel
ing Traction SYSTEM was disarrangeG
fGr = couple Of hours yesterday or
account ri the breaking Of an axle II
.ht. trrck Ct rar No. lG4. in charge oi
Nn,rrM.aE ". &. Ferguson and Con
uU-tor Floyd Ramsey. the axle broM
iusr after he car. he biggest on tn
Mounds, liz. run. had crossed Forty
SIKH srr""r coming into rhe city just
after noon. \ crew from The car
barn had 10 pGj anGrhe" lrick on liz
ear before !, could br taken back 10
ti- .McAfcrhcr Darn. The schedule
va. Restored ;.hCuf thrr" o'clock.
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play wonderful Game.

,'unSic"r;!;g Ih3' ta"y AZ" ONLY ""dS
,;,r 'un!i,lr .:enrrariun -" high S''h""l
stars. =, p.rs"n; earning u nHn'" '"r
ilIclrSr!,.r: 10y n!arinE with IL" ':tS'
Suulh Scii""' tam. %nnini} ~ 80"
49,. .,rr ,Hrir 'r,t and r"irrl".' away Win
:. S3n yic,ory n '"aGu" Paris |r,*lrr-
inv nriar.,unn \ good SIZED crowd wa>
mi and was amazed With TN ariir," al
I,all yyniri, lhr South lnd$ dlS"laE'".
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TO Entertain Young People.

M"mbors ~ az E"'.mE E'nVi" :
hranch @ ithc Souit E..l;t!r. VI. L.
church. will be Elt-i;S ~ ?, aaE..u"t -
be given by tn. W"a.au'S christ inn
Tenn p-ranca isn,nn. TIN. went wili he
held in the dining r"".n ~ :i,' church.
November 20.
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iurcd. He sued for $4,000. The attor-
i,rys for Tie plHiIIiiff wer" LicVrE" Cook"
AMI Gordon Il. Kinder and for me de-
!. ndun! Ii"inlrin. Spri@gS and James.
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TANNERS STRIKE

RlDGW&N. Pa. Nny. g. Two nun
cred and tiry employees 81 IN" ELK
Tanning company ven on STRIKE
;Cdav ri the Eagle Valley plant. The
men demand higher wages
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i'm Of the Commercial association.
said Yesterday That the organization
did nGt wish tn conflict with he
above named clubs in receiving inc
rpiIITnS
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Funeral Tomorrow.

The late NJ: Nancy Wright. who passed
AWAY At th. home OF her son. oscar. last
"Wednesday evening. VIII hr held t"-Hor-
,nw Afternoon i,l that fiacr. inicrmcHt
will h.. III IiyerTi-w cemetery.
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American Guaranteed PANT
At Factory Price
= alters Hardware Co. 80. De!munt 5;
Entertained Club.

Members -: the Music. Literature. a;id
Art club were entertained trida; At
J"rnoou al the hon," Of Mrs. -. i i'm
:;ris. m Grave! Hill. F"l,"wim& ;iI.,
program The afternoon w"S sl..ut So
ca iiV.
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ccivrd Their new Instruments this week
and are luakiuA: trIrid progress III round
ing into 4 well organized band. EN"y
h,lA 1 r..hcArHI iStt cven.Mg.
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MARKET This Afternoon.

Til" Junior order ~ Kings Daughters
viii hold a market this Afternoon IN
The T. Y Whit. grocery store. "n North
EiIifii
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BRIDGEPORT
nlnnnt- ~ Rahnito

Local hunters. who haT' ""turn''!
from their trips 0uI through 'n'' state.
say that ,hrre xrs aj"UtE ~ v:lrsliS Ihit
season Many from this cry 49, So
to arrive here with n.Aur "cotr"r tails.
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JIM. III GORE, Jeweier
MARTINS FERRY. O.
All Kinds OF Repairing Oone
Watctes a Speciality
New Player from Marietta.

Aur;il"r n.w college star h;!s hcrn
., .,.;,.u - ;n,. Athletic ..,si". when I"hr
\Nhrr, ruiui"r Marietta rt;,". ~ ~!%n"I
~ Manage" Muliaur!. i!r viii mas,
80. ;ri;, "a WHhnSh th;> evening ana
l,:0habiv will occupy a. iHiIb"rh l"~l-
ZION rn! lin" .JnHind"r -! ih' season y
No shows uI% form.
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Boy Shipped.

or who died NJ rho North Nh"'.iiu.;
hospital Thursday Afternoon. MIS- shit
oed e. Ris-iuto1r. ". VA. y'S;.-day az.
fsYnoAr. Funeral services WI! 20 - ii
At Jt1St plac>+ this 1torriuE
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American iiuarau'red P"in'
\: Factory Price
t..N,i EUnk. IIr:tt@cNUv;. OG.0
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uSSjtTrc Cleveland Schools

Miss NaUte I.-"p.'r - Martins Ferry.
and Miss Sitrca" C;,fi"Sa". "f his titI.
left Yesterday morning 20" 'ieIs land.
ard will VISIT Sirr,~. ~ ~, schools "t
that riace al Monday
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q. ". West. New York: r. r. Nor
we'll. Fort Worth: J. @. Down. Dial
las: Ed. Bradshaw. Dallas: O, ID
Preston. Dallas: Ed. Johnson. Dallas
n. u. Peacock. Dallas; r, ". Bates
Dallas: J. NJ. Hale. Waco: Il. NJ
Ragsdalc. Brownwood; Harry At
wood. Ennis: d. r. Webster, Dallas
T. r. Everett. New York; J. |. Dixon
Dallas: w. A. Hall, sherman: Mrs
T. ID. Williamson. Dallas; p. w. vii
son. Dallas: Il. n. Scott, San Anto
Mo: j. y. Mclean, Itasca: Miss 4
Smith, city. Miss sifritt. Chicago
S. !. Lanham. corsicana; d. L. Glib
son. corsicana: J. X. Boswell. For
Worth: T.. Hcrblin. Dallas: p. w
Wright. Dallas; H. L. seay, Dallas
]. T. Wilson. Dallas: Miss v. Erwin
city; q. r.. McCants. Dallas. Q. y
Neissinger. Waco: A. G. Baum
haner. Waco: r. ID. Armour. Waco
Sam III. Ross. corslcana: A. Aron
Dallas: Chas. Grad. Gainesville: NJ
r. Murdock. Toledo.
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GETS POCKETBOOK BACK
nut THE MONEY Is GONE

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June by In
sistIng that the Chicago police de-
partmcnt 20 after one OF the men
who robbed him during the prepar-
|edness parade Saturday, G. NJ.
Hughs of Wharton. Texas. member
|of the Texas republican delegation
today recovered his pocketbook con-
|faining his papers and railroad ticket
back home. but minus his money.
A friend OF Hugns took him to
the police department, where the
Texan again identified picture as
that OF the man who held him while
|another extracted his wallet. The
man was brought to police headquar-
tiers and learning that Hughs would
lat least like to recover his return
ticket and papers and ask no further
Questions. the name OF third in
dividual was dropped. The man pro-
tested his innocence. but said the
other might be able to assist Hughs
In recovery OF his property. The po-
lice objected to any compromise,
but Hughs communicated with the
third individual and in due time was
notified that his pocketbook would
DO ut certain place. Hughs recov-
cred it and paid reward OF SIS. The
pocketbook had been left with tele-
phone girl to be called for.
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TELEPHONE COMPANIES
AGREE UPON MERGER
APPLICATION MADE FOR FRAN
CHISE FOR NEW CONCERN TO
TAKE OVER PROPERTIES.
The Public WIN Determine Whether
the Automatic Service Is to
BE Used Exclu-
sively.

| DALLAS. Texas, June THE
lSouthwestern Telegraph 4 Tele-
phone company and the Dallas Au-
tomato Telephone company yester-
day announced that an agreement
for consolidation of their systems IN
Dallas has been reached.
l. Application Tor franchise for a
new company, which will take over
the physical properties OF both sys-
TENS has been filed with the board
OF city commissioners. The value OF
the properties. the petition says,
shah be determined by the city. an
engineer being selected for that pur-
pose The cost of valuing the lines
shall be done hy the companies.
An official statement issued by the
two Interested corporations indicates
that II the deal Tor the merger goes
through telephone service in Dallas
will be metered as /; Il in many large
cities "a present There H. no infor-
nation as 10 What the rates would
b. under the proposed merger ON
this point the official statement
says
1t Is at the present time inpqs-
slhie a. say What the schedule 81
rate siii be- This to q great extent
II simply = mathematical problem
When we arrive ~ tbs value ~ the
pfopert, IN Dallas AND when Ne haye
besn efanted reasonable rate Or
retuEn &C. our Investment here. the
problem tAeu is o. "a . schedule ~
Rates - fit fosat conditions A. a
matter 81 course. THIS schedule 81
rates nust - surh a. - commend
ifseff - the nabHc
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PERSONAL MENTION.



HARRY Atwood Of Ennis was hero
yesterday.
, u. Mclean Of liasea vas here
yesterday.
". A. Ban OF sherman was here
yesterday.
Royal A. watkins OF Dallas ~as
in the city today.
sam n. Ross OF corsieana vas
here last night.
T. N. Collier Of Ennis visited In
the county alto Tuesday.
r. v. Norwall Of Fort Worth VAS
here yesterday on business.
] ]. A. Hale OF Waco was a busi-
nees visitor here yesterday.
chas. Grad of Gainesville was
here last nigh, on business.
Miss Clara Owens OF Italy IL yis-
| itsng Misses Kate and lone Hollis.
8. Lanham and u. l.. Gibson
OF corsieana were here Yesterday AZ
fcrnoon.
O. II. wiesainger. A. G. Baum-
haner and T.. d. Arbour Of Waco
were here last night.
Miss Jewel Watkins of Kemp Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r, 8. Wat
kins on Sycamore street.
A. i. Rogers returned Tuesday
from Marlin wbere he spent few
weeks taking the miniral baths and
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Evetts. moth
| er OF Mrs. ]. q. RagsdaIe OF this city,
win arrive tonisht from Waco 70 Join
Mr.. and Mrs. RagsdaIe on a trip to
| Kansas and Missouri They will
leave Thursday afternoon In their
automobile and expect to spend
thirty days abroad, visiting Kansas
City, Webb City and Shaw, Kansas.
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Candidate Withdraws.

l wish to state to my friends
the voters, that l have withdl
from the race for commissions
Precinct No. a. On account of
ness in my family it is impos
for me to canvass as should
it is for this reason and no
that l have withdrawn. Than
my friends for promised suppl
remain, Respectfully,
HOWARD GAR
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Contract was awarded today
Contractors Few and Richards
the erection of a brick school b
ing at Sterrett at cost OF SIS
The new school building will b
Gated on the west side of the
ahachie pike and east OF Z
Hosford's home. 1t will be mo
two story structure, and when
pleted will be fully equipped.
work will start at once. The
bonds was held on April and
bonds was he'd on April and
ried by a vote of 46 to 4.
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For Commissioner.

In this issue of the paper will be
found the announcement of Angus
Arnold for the office of commission
er from Precinct No. l, Ellis county.
Mr.. Arnold lives at Palmer and
bears the reputation of being an ex-
perienced road builder. He has
given considerable study to the
economic management of public af-
fairs and believes he is in position
to give the voters of his precinct the
very best service. He asks that you
consider his claims when you go to
the polls, and if convinced that he
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The domestic science department
or The colored high school will give
an exhibit Friday afternoon from 2
to o'clock. Mrs. Harris, the do
nestle science teacher, invites all the
ladies of the city to inspect the work.
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J. Al. Harris left yesterday after
noon for Texarkana where he has ac-
cepted the city editorship of the
Four States Press.
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.All-I,ay singing.

There Will be an all-day Sacred
Harp singing at Garrett on the third
Sunday in june. Everybody invited
to come and bring their books.
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Tankersley and Mill Valentine, spent
last night on the banks or Chambers
creek watching patiently about a
trot line and hoping that big fish
would come along and make itself
at home with their bait. The rain
early this morning flushed the bunch
and sent them scurrying home just
a little sleepy-eyed.
.
IDEAL SARSAPARILLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the kid
neys, purifies the blood. Good health
fellows. Try one half a bottle under
our guarantee. At drug stores. ad If
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a political machine means poll.
tics conducted b. persons who know
hou
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Sheriff Dearborn has gone TO
Gainesville to take little ii-vcar-
old negro named Sambo. who was
given an indeterminate sentence BY
the court on charge of entering
a local automobile garage and ne
Eoiiating the loan of m automobile
Without the owners permission The
sentence was from five 70 Ten years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-07

Water rents for the month OF
May are due. A discount OF 10
per cent viii be allowed on all ac-
counts paid en- or before the 10Th
of June. joe EVANS. Secretary.
(adv e7.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-07
Tssnlsy univerI,y commencement

8t N*5N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The musical entertainment given
Nj TIE students or the Department
" Music last night was one Of the
fIneSt performances that has been
Even III tho auditorium OF Trinity
unherplty There was 4 large
opd AppreciAtive audience. Many
40 heard tbs program expressed
themselscs - delishted with the
splendid wofx that II 6diag done by
tAa Dcpas msnl Of Music Vt Trinity
uniserslfy.