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s. ]. HUNT ANNOUNCES
 FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

Attorney s. J. Hunt announces in this issue of The Graphic as "a can didate for circuit indge of the Elev- enth judicial district, subject to. the action of the Democratic voters of this circuit
 Judge Hunt. who was born and reared onva farm in Columbia county Ark. is 46 years of age. married and the father of two children
 He obtained his education in the public schools in and near Waldo, the High school at Magnolia. and graduated from Hendrix college in 1895, taking the A. B. degree.
 He taught in the rural schools in summer months while taking the col lege course, and after graduating taught in the Waldo public school for one year.
 MT. Hunt then attended Vanderbilt university at Nashville. Tenn. where he graduated from tho law course with the degree of ILL. B. ii,' 1898 Immediately afterward he aud his class-mate, H. M. Jacoway. now con- GYessman of the Fifth Arkansas dis trict, stood oral examination before the Arkansas supreme court. and were granted license to practice in that and all other tribunals of the state.
 .In October of 1898, Mr. Hunt locat- ed in Pine Bluff and has followed his profession here since. He was a partner of the late Judge Smith C.. Martin, who died in 1902, and later formed partnership with Attorney H. K. Toney the firm dissOving in 1910.
 Judge Hunt is not a stranger to public life. having served Jefferson county in the lower house of the gen. eral assembly in 19H5-1907. In his campaign for this position he led the ticket in the elections.
 He was a candidate for prosecuting attorney in 1910. carrying Jefferson and Eesha counties.
 He has served as special judge of the Jefferson circuit court on several occasions, and was occupying the bench at the time of Judge A. B. Grace's death in October. He was an applicant to succeed Judge Grace and his selection was urged on Gov eInor Hays by many strong men ol this section.
 Judge Hunt is a poor man. having had malarial fever that impaired his general health and required him to give up practice for more than year. which time he spent farming He has regained his former health and is rapidly meeting his obligations, his friends saying that amid it all he has maintained his honor. dlgnit! and good name with the members Of the bar and the people
 Supporters of Judge Hunt declare he stands for high standard ol morals, enforcement of the laws as they exist: their repeal, if harsh oi unjust, and in giving equal and eXac' justice to all, regardless of race. coloi or financial and social standing.
 He says that when he is elected che will have no friends to reWarf and no enemies to punish further than the law and evidence demand that his sole guides shall be the law and justice.
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FRANCIS DECLINES , II
 TO BE AMBASSADOR
Former Governor of Missouri Doesn't Care to Represent Y. $. at Court
 of Car.

Washington, Feb. 19.-David R. Francis of St. Louis. it became known tonight, has declined the post of am- bassador to Russia. The reason for Mr. Francis's declination is under stood to have been given as stress of personal business. This leaves Hem ry M. Pindell of Peoria, Ill.,, the most likely candidate for the position.
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GARMAN-OWNfD DYE
 PLANT IS WRECKED

Plainfold. x. |. Feb, l9.-'Thc plant of the Middlesex Aniliuc Chemical company, said to be a 1erman-owncd concern and one of the few plants manufacturing aniline dyes in this country. was destroyed today by an explosion and fire. Two men, the on- ly persons in the plant at the time were seriously injured. The explosion was caused, it was said, by acid run ming together in the mixing vats. The damage is estimated at S5o,0oo.
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Just exactly 2O> years ago next Tuesday, Battling Nelson entered the i,rize ring in contest against q cir seus kid. And Bat is going to cele- israte it by meeting for the fourth tima his ancient enemy-Ad Wolgast the man who took from Bat the championship by battcring hin to a helpless pulp.
 Twenty years fighter--and not satisfied. A strange person Is Bat. He loves to fightAand he loves the game. Pecuniary reward isn't h 5 real motive ia meeting Wc1gast. i3at has enough money st,rei away te support him for the rest of his days. He Is meeting Wolgast with but one Purpose in mind---to beat him as he stE at Bat in the long ago.
 "Only me man ever gave ne 9 regular lammng." Bat told us year CT s2 ago. That fellow was Ad Wol- sast and I'm out to get him-to se- cure revenge. I'll never quit the ring until l hand him facing to start with and knockout wallop as I finisher.
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Tha Longest Slide.

t. HS IIVUEVSt IoIWcs
 Out in tho wilds Of Spokane the folks call your atjenticn 10 two ball rlayers-Ty Lob:r and "Aube" Evans. who jointly made tie longest slide Ion rccord-501 3-5 feet
 It was figured that Tyrus Cobb. who once slid l5 fest or so. held the ecord in tho sliding line--but behela tAa achievement of Lober and Evans.
 h the neighbcrhood of Fossil. Ore son. is big hill. Lcber and Evans ca ped there this winter. l. showed heavily one day. The next day our heroes ascendei t., the very top of the hill and watched the merrs villagers ooasting down. Having no sled, the ball players tcoll unto themselves long, flat board, seated themselves thereon and started dow. tAe hill.
 Hardly had Their scent begun when the bard slipped from unde, them. Their impetus was too great to enable them to stop. There was nothing left for them to dc but slide the rest of the way-on the seat Of | their trousers. They did that very tthing to the utter ruin 'cf the said
 trousers and the hilarious amuse '1 ent of the Fossil natives. later measured the distance of the slide and the figures aye as abovc at1 3-5 feet.
 Can anyone dig up records to bea that slide?
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Party When Old Clothes Descend

Party When Old Clothes Descend.
 When my oldest boy outgrows his clothing. it is laid away for while, and when the next boy can use it, with great ceremony the older boy brings it out and presents it to the younger brother. Upon these occa- sions we have party" (cookies and fruit, and we never remember we are wearing old, outgrown clothes.-Good Housekeeping
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on giving him another chance, "Ping" said:
 No more big leagu stuff fa., mine. They kidded me out Of the majors-and Ir through with them. I'm content to play in ae mirers be- cause here the fans are kindly in their treatm mt toward me-and so ere the players
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Ping Won't Come Back.


 Ping" Bodie und ubtedly the mos joshed psrson that ever wore bis aeue spangles. refuses to come back t. the majors from the minors. where he made good record last year.
 BCdie was tho butt thousand ickes whsn he wore the White SoX uniform. He was k.dded in DO m and poem and prose; he was the frs thought If humors para ragraphers-and their last. No one on the White SIX Roster ever thought If d new jok {, without irving i, out on "PiHg."
 Not only that. but 'fping's" physical n.ak up was of the kind that pro vokld morriment everywhere he went He was short and squatty--a roly-poly sort of pers-n. He waG1led as he walXed-and he waddled as he ran. and because of this his every m vement on the t.ll field caus q laughter.
 All this ridicule hurt Ping lie went to inc sSox heralded as a grea slugger. And he was naturally. But the kidding that was handed to him and the sknowl dge that he was locs- ed upon as the unconcit us comedian os baseball affected his playing, Ping might have become one of the i; srcatest rlayers n the game hai h. hen Irea.ed differently, but, as it was, he fell down in his wcrk and , was sent bacS d. the miners. When hc heard last fall that some oi the big league cubs were figuria:
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Charley Herzog, shortstop for the Cincinnati Reds. is now the only play ing manager in the big leagues. The other fifteen leaders arc either bench workers Of participate in games only occasionally. Miller Huggins of the Cardinals has said that he no longer regards himself as the regular sec ond baseman of his team.
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Spring Is Here

And i'm preparedness for the wants 1t brings we are showing an absolutely complete equlp- : nent of the
 New StetSOn and No Name Hats We have most comprehensive assortment every new shape and color is in the showing. Shirts are here too, and abundantly We have some very classy effects, as we'll as the conventional iypes-we are offering line of Shirts at SlO0 that are marvellous values. See them in our Windows.
 Until the last day of this month we will give you the pick of our Fall and Winter Suis-Harf Schsner Marx, Adler Rochester and Brsh- -Wickwlre at $17.00 Buy now.
  , HENRY MARK co.
 "The Name is Guarantee"
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Postoffice Closes Tuesday.

The postoffice will be siosed Tues day. Washington's birthday, except that thera will be enc mail delivery in the city, and all the windows ex- cept the money order window 'wlll be open from l1:So to i2:3o. There will 2he no delivsry on the rural routes.
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FAIR AND FOUL RAPS AT ATHLETES
 By Frank G. Menke.

They may slam and they may hanmer
 Old Bat Nelson if they will, Eut the "boring-in" old warrior
 Lngers in the limelight still.
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Iet us wash your blankets. we know how. American Excelsior Jsaundry Co, phone 1z~. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
III Mixed with sulphur II Darkcus
so Naturally Nobody
Can Tell.

The old time mixture of SAGE Tsa
and Sulphur FOR dafkening gray.
streaaed and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe. and folas are using
81 to keep their hair a good, even
color, which IS quite sensible. as we
are living in en- age when youth
full appearance is OF the greatest adj
yantag.
Nowadays, though. NC doa't have
the troublesome task OF gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the
ready-for-rso product. improved BY
the addition Of other ingredients,
called "Wyeth's sage and selphur
Compound" Tor about SO cents g
bottle. It IS very popular because
nobody can discover it has been ap-
piled. simply moisten your comb or
4 SOFT brush with Il eud draw this
through your hair. taking one small
straad al i time, hy morniug the
gray hair disappears, but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's saGe
and Sulphur COMPOUND. is that, be-
sidoa beautifully darkeHing the hair
after q few applications. il also pro
dRces that soft lustre aud appear
anee Of abundance which Is attract
iye. This ready-ic use preparation
is a delightful toilet requisite for
those vino desire mere youthful
appearance. Il e not intended for
the cure, mitigation or preycation
Of disease (AdY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

By virtue ot the authority vested
10 ne as mayer o. the city 81 Wax
ahachie. Tevss. noi.ce Il hereby sis-
en- that in accordance with lhc lev
governing the election ~ city Oft
GERS. there WI be held an election
IN the city 81 Wayahschle. TEXAS.
on the flrst Tuesday n krfii 1915.
which Is the sth day eG said month.
Cor the purpose Of cieeiing the fol
loving officers for said City. to-
wit city Attorney. ciiy Tax Asses-
ser and Collector cts Marshal. CITY
Secretary. Ci0 Treasurer and three
AlmoFueu. hesns oae alderman from
Wards No i. aad g.
wsrd No. embraces al that part
OF the City a. waSahaehlc which
lies AMI q situated south Of Main
street The election ID said wagd
VIII be held ln wystts Office on the
South side u Main street and Jao
r. Wyatt sill De the presiding Of
lcer OF sal voting box
Ward No. embraces an that part
OF the Cily Of Wesahaehie whseh
lies and Is situated North Of Main
street and East Ct washlngtoa. Col-
iege aud Brown streets. The cleo
ton In Ward No 2 wlll be held iu
the Getzenaanor building on tho
East side Of College street and r.
II. Connally viii be presiding Off
Ger of said voting box
Ward No 3 embraces ar that part
OF Waxahaclie which lies and Is
situated North OF Main street West
OF College aRd Brown streets The
election in Ward 10. viii be held
in the City hall and ]. y punaway
will be presiding officer OF said yot.
ing box.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office this Ord day OF March 4 D
1916. +. b. PRINCE.
Mayor OF the City Of waxahaehie
Texas.
Attest: JOE EVANS.
Secretary, city Of Wexahaehie
Texas. adv
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Cannot Praise Them Enough.

Many sick and tired women, with
aches and pains, sore muscles and
stiff joints. do not know that their
kidneys are out of order. Mrs. 4
G. Wells, box 90, route 5, Rocky
Mount, n. c., writes: II am taking
Foley Kidney Pills and cannot praise
hem enough for the wonderful pene-
fit l derived in such a short while, .
For sale by Curlin's two drug stores
-(Adv)
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ChangeabIe Weather Brings sickness

The changeable weather of March
causes coughs, colds. Group and
grippe. There is no such thing as a
light cold"-none that a person
can safely neglect. Foleys Honey
and Tar is safe and reliable fam
lily medicine that heals inflamed,
congested air passages, stops coughs
and eases breathing. For sale by Cur
Inns two drug stores.-( Adv)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18
Make TOMORROW a l.et,er Day.

II things went wrong" today. II
you suffered from indigestion, SICK
headache. biliousness. bloat;ng. bad
breath, or other condition caused by
delayed bowel action, take Foley
Cathartic Tablet now and tomorrow
will be better day This whole
some physic acts without pain Oh
nausea. For sale by Curlin's two
drug stores.--fAdY)
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G. ].
NJ Oil Burning Locomotives

H0USTON-Texas Cattle Eaisers
Association, Tickets on sale March
10 and 2o--return liriit 2-th. Fare
$3.50 round trip. Special train ii:3'1
-. m, March 20lh.
GAIN EsT0S--scoftish Rite Re-un-
ion and shrine Meeting. Tickets on
saie March 1910. ssetain limit 1otii.
SIl.E5 round trip.
MINERAL y IiI.s---i. q. q. Il. Con-
yention. Tickets on sale March IS,
10. 20. s3.o5 round trip.
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Cut This 0ut-It Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out tins
slip, enclose with sc to Foley & Co.
Chicago, Ill, writing your name ana
address clearly. You viii receive IN
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
for Iagrippe coughs, colds and Group
Foley Kidney Pills. and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. For sale by Curlin's
two drug stores Adv)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

BY the way. old fellow. you've
been to the Holy Land. haven't YOU
What ought one to wear theres" ~
iur-hnsd buster aud satchei OF in
sect pow der. "-Judse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

If we manage TO live one day a.
time we may survive many years,
| 1t is living in the future that wears
so many of us out.-Los Angeles
Times.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

A hoy who cleans his shoes in a
manner satisfactory TO his mother Is
90 ant to be a molIycoddle in other
respects.
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You feel fine 10 q lew momsnts
Your cold Ia head or eaiargh vii
be gone Your elosged ncstriis viii
open. The air passages Of your head
wlIi clear ana YOU can breathe fyee-
~. No riore dullneas. headache
no hawking. snunling. mucous dis
charges or dryness no ssFass'ins
for breath at uisnt.
Tell your arugsist }ou want q
small bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply 4 little IS thls fragrant. anti
septic cream - pour Hostriis. iet 6
penetrate through every ar pa ase
OF The head soolhe and heal the
swollen. inn&med mueons mem
brsne. and relief eomea instarfly.
It IS jest ahat every cola aaa "a
tsgrh Sufferer needs Don't stey
st4t.ed-ap ard nlzsfable. ~ ADJ
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ont of the Race.

when one wakes with stuff oaek'
mains in muscles. aches in joints o.
rheumatic twinges, he cannot do as
nest If you feel out Of the race
tired. languid, or have symptoms %
kidnev trouble. act promptly. Foley
kidney Pills help the kidneys ge'
rid OF poisonous waste matter tha'
oauses trouble. For sale by Curtin 5
two drug stores.-(Adyb
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

If you slap back because there 'a
slap coming TO yoa your siapp'
iii eet the habit. and Try to riat
without a pass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

II shouldn't be such serious task
to read the mind OF one who would
consult a clairvoyant for that puT-
pose.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

Il wish you TO find out who that
homely woman is" Nothing doing,
my dear. She'd prove to be the sis
ter or wife of the first person !
asked Detroit Free Press.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

A lot of marriage cemb'na,ioas
are unhappy. but they are just &
happy as a lot of otner marriag !
combinations would be. - Detroit
Journal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

You are going TO encounter a sooe
many uncertainties in this iiie' 80
.,hare Is no use kicking because the
r,enu is printed in French.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

cola feet sometimes keep you from
winning. but in the long run they
are likely to save you money.
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Has Eight Children.

Mrs. P. Rehkamp. 2404 Herman
ST. Coyington. Ky. writes: n have
oeen using Foley's Honey and Tar
for nearly two years aud can find no
Better cough syrup. I have eigh;
children aud give it 70 all OF them
Fhey we're subject TO Group from
babies on" II is a safe and reliable
medicine. For sale by Curlin's two
drug stores.-(Adv)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

What has become OF the oid-faSh-
toned man who Tied a 6trtng around
his finger 10 jog his memorgg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-18

Another form 0f pgepare4aeas that
i oald become popular j. making 4
POI. Bile 10 earn soar salary.
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II Hairs Your Pride Use HerP'eide
(AdyD
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r0r Coas Fah uu4et
fAgToS ~ SUMMERS
Pr sfata senatoF. h District;
J. ~ Ai0ERnlCE
For Representative Place No.
vi r cox
For Repre- sensitive. Place 2
jack JOHNSON
For Tax Collector
W TOM JONES
BILLIE BRATcaER.
s. 3 KEATON
GEO c. sNEATT.
JAMES a. cox.
". }. HAMILTON
T0N nLAkEY
For Couafy Attoraey:
TONI BALL
y r. SPENCER
HENRY TfREY.
FOR Commi aieneF pfeciaet |:
TIa NEWTON.
JfM CALLENs
j. II. GRIFFITH
Tor Commissioner. Precinct 10. 3
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
j. ~ JAMES.
For Commissl0rer. Precinct 4
Y A. wGTHERsPOoS.
PRANK kEEsEE
HOWARD GARyIN.
w A. Ff.w
II. a. GANAwAY.
= F. HAWKINS
For Constable Precinct so. /:
JfM HAHM
= c. JOHNSON
i H. PLANT
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y Hairs Your Pride Use HerRleid
fAdyl
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If Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide
(Ady.l
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II does not need that a poem
should be long. Every word was
once a poem. Emerson.
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CITY ASsos NgEN'ESTS.
ror ctr Assessor and Collector
CARROLL TODD.
For City Marahal:
JOHN DAVENPORT.
For City Secretary:
JOE EVANS.
For City Treasurer:
HYMN ID. LASSwELL.
For CITY Attorney:
E0BT l.. SULLIVAN.
Fer Alderman. Ward 1:
1. VI WILLIAMS.
For Alderman. ward -
r O. CuEATHAM.
Fer Alderman. Ward 8:
r. b. M'coMsS
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III Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide
(Adv)
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aside from the grub. 5 maa isa !
.rsa,lv interested il The table dec
oratlcEs-
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II Hairs Youg Pride Use HeFpieide.
fAdyl
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COUNTY ANXIOUS cfssENrs,

AL announcements mada under
fha head are subject % the aetioa
of tbs democratic erim9Fy eisctipa
10 be held tn JuiY. 1915.
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III Hairs Your Pride Use Hefpielde.
(AdTl
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PUT CREAM IL NOSE
AND STOP tAIaIsRH

9 Tells How fo Open fiogged Nos-
. trils and Ind Head-t0lds.
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, = . . 80 <s~ss
rHE WEATHER .
> Toa.eht ana sahdss faie cool =
. er Mas s. m.a S. .
se@+e -. . $50
POULTRY AND EGGS.
Fos SALE 5oese neubasas
Phone aea s w. de a..
foR sAIE MIR ogp.ugtoa css.
n sor sio0 W A sstehsll Oh
plleno leo n
ron SALE Thoroughbred 8sfyed
Rock egaa. tl.oo for %. s0l Rauf-
man street inc N HARRIS e
EGGs FoR HkTCatNG
Buu oFpinston sfb0 per n.
Il / Red -. si0a ptr as
barred Rooka 500 per rs.
G B. schaator. Waxshaehiet
Il
~=--z-.---e>-.-s--s-- .-<-,,,.ess's---A.
ron SALE.
SEVERAL secend hand ears lot sale
cheap 81 a. Ray aos
FoR SALE A Few baabeis Of whlp-
porwlil peas. 81 80 per bushel Call
Sd 100 Ross street 3ta pa
FOR SALE soeoed hand aatomo-
biles sse ne Easy terms Ansoa
T Cole z
ron SALE or TRADE Fya-p
enEer Maxwell car. Ia good condl.
tion see II. p Parkinson AZ Wazt.
haehlo Garage aud Repair SHOP.
south Rogers street Il
IFoR sAEE eirat class pasnral hair
one switch 81 inches long Also
noueh cut heir 80 inches Ions to
make heavy switch Phone $50
a9spi
con SALE Five PASSENGER Fofa.
good condition. good tires eieetris
lights Price $3.50 Joo orissom.
sos pd
roR SALE Cadillac roadster 10
TODD condition. for caaa IL you
Want a bargain See 81 cali Mr. Or
Nrs J. l.. wrlsht a. cprine phar
macy Sos
FOR SALE No natter wnat you
aave for sale lei II be knosr
through this eoIuaa Ei'h tbs eheae
p and qulekeag eeg to iet tbe PEG
BE knpw IT,
FOR SALE Five room residence
gith two and oncaalf acres ~ land
~ Kaufman street three oloess
from square. servant hoa and basu
aud modern COINCIDENCE Sos 8
". Deputy. $40 kaufman street.
u-dh
FOR SALE 20 acre farm ellh
com house. modern Improve nenss,
outhuld.usa. FIRST elass peaeh Or
hard aud never-faiang ven %
er Finest place 10 the ste gof
1airy Also room cottage vlth
nodera conyealeutes Fralt trev
here also. Close to both schools
Lot ia0 81 200 feet wlll sell "a
sasy terms. Both o. above places
are az shaeaie. Texas For par
aculars address Mre G sautoF, 2fo
North Cbarth street. unlaboro
Texas. 500 ~
.s--s-sss----~-,e,-a~-- --~ -a----.-sss>s->
FOR IEST.
FOR RENT Six room cottage. close
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i Pride Use Herpicide.
{ Ady.)
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Ior the Daily Light.
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l. Pride Use Herpicide.
CAdr)
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FOR RIM,

FOR RENT Six room cotlage. close
IL; ell modern convenience G. L.
PenB. Il