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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
MAY DECIDE TO
BUY ROAD BOND
ISSUE OFFERED

In the event there are no satisfac-
tory bids submitted on Dec. 10 for the
$500, 900 state highway bond issue the
state treasurer Is authorized to- sell. the
state land board will take up the pur-
chase Of the issue, probably in $4,000
installments. 1t was learned on excel
lent authority.
The state disposed of 100000 worth
of the originally million dollar issue
some time ago. Owing to the limita-
tions to the bonded Indebtedness that
can be created, but 100000 worth 81
bonds can be disposed Of at the next
sale.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
T. PAUL STRIKERS ADJOURN.

St. Paul. Dec. s.-The strike
convention late this afternoon adj
1ourned for one week. pending ar-
ton by Washington authorities.
Adjournment was orderly and
the crowd dispersed.
Police reported no disorder.
Union leaders advised every one
Of the $4,000 men who attended
the convention today to go back
to work tomorrow morning and
remain at work. pend.ng the con-
vention Dec. IL. No cali for .
general strike will be issued until
that time. II Is said.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
TO MEET PAYROLL.

The state board of examiners at its
meeting Tuesday afternoon authorized
the state treasurer to carry as cash
items all warrants drawn against the
general fund, in order that salaries of
employees may be paid. Usually at the
end Of the year the general fund runs
low and will not be up to normal
again until the taxes are received.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
The Little News Of Boise

meeting of the Democratic state
central committee is scheduled to be
held on the same date
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05

Lewiston, where he made the memorial
address at the Elks lodge Of sorrow,
Sunday.
Mrs. James Pinkham, Of Montpelier,
is visiting at the home Of g. B. Pink'
ham on Warm Springs avenue.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
CANNED sERNsToRFF."

Madison, Wis. Dec. 5.-Uniyersity Of
Wisconsin regents today canned
Count Won Bernstorff. former German
ambassador to America. He had an
honorary degree Of Doctor Of laws.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05

LEARN auto trade In big modern
school, courses complete. practical.
We help students earn living. IL
Illustrated catalos free. National
Automobile school. Los Angeles.
Wed. .. IT,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05

To Cure Gold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL IT
fails to cure. =. w. GROVES sigma
ture 10 on each box. soc. M. w.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
FIGURES SHOW
COST OF FIRST
DRAFT IN IDAHO
Disbursing Officer Forwards
Statement to Provost Mar
shall Carrying a Total of
$9290.52.
Shoshone County Which
Was Called Upon to Send
Largest Quota Does Not
File a Claim Capita
Cost Given as $685..

To carry out the registration of men
eligible for military duty under the
terms of the draft law and to draft the
states quota required by the war de-
partment in Idaho, cost the govern
ment a grand total Of ss290.5a, a
per capita cost of 3.s5 for 24OS men
delivered at railroad stations to entrain
for cantonment camps. This fact to-
gether with a detailed account of the
expenditure was sent to the provost
marshal general by T. f. Munhall. of
Nampa. disbursing officer for the state
of Idaho. The statement was also
placed on file in the office of Adult
ant General c. s. Moodv where it was
secured for publication.
sHosAoNE MAKES NO CHARGE.
The states quota under the first
draft was 22S7. but due to the fact 121
failed to qualify under the rigid ply
steal examinations given at the can
Torment camps, 1t was necessary to
forward all told total of 240s men. OF
this number Shoshone county sent the
larger quota or 2S9 for which It created
no expense for the government to bear
and filed no claims for expenses. Ban
mock county sent the second largest
number, or 266, at a total expense to
the government of but $125. Fremont
sent the third largest number, 1873, at
n cost OF 1901. Latah sent 129 at
total cost OF s266.17. Bingham sent 1o3
for $500
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-05
MUST PAY PENALTY.

In a decision handed down late
Tuesday the supreme court affirmed
the Judgment of conviction entered in
the Fourth judicial district in the case
Of the state of Idaho versus George
Nolan and Percy Heath, convicted Of
grand larceny.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

Total cost per acre ........ S 47.63
The average yield for IL states has
been 10 ton per acre with an average
cost per ton of $3.50. | believe ]
can grow an acre of rutabagas for
less money than | can grow an acre
Of sugar beets, and will reasonably
expect an average crop Of Is tons to
the acre. | am informed that the
contracts for growing sugar beet are
advanced this year to So per ton,
formerly was SIS. II can get not
less than Sc per ton for rutabagas
IL might be a profitable crop to con-
| tract mot for a few ton but for all
| there can be raised on stated num-
Der of acres) for one or more acres
| But as 1t Is not likely anybody will
contract by the acre, but perhaps for
| n number of tons. we must take in
| consideration that such contract Is
nothing less than gambling on both
sides. Suppose we do not contem-
plate to plant very much more ruta-
ga than we can feed to stock If prices
so very low: then we will never
lose by planting literally. But we
must not expect an unlimited sale or
| anywhere like potatoes. At the same
time the erea where rutabagas can
be grown successfully is limited.
South of a line about so miles north
Of Minneapolis | would not depend
on growing saleable rutabagas every
year. The cry from the trade has
always been for Canadian grown
rutabagas, and it took me three years
TO get the first car of rutabagas to
Chicago. After this there should be
no difficulty In selling reasonable
quantity every year If we can estab-
lish and maintain reputation for
quality.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
LIBERTINE At SANDSTONE

The much heralded picture,
Libertine, which is being shown
at Duluth this week. will be cast
on the screen at Sandstone Opera
House, Saturday. March 81, after
noon and evening. Matinee at
2::3O, prices 10c and Zoe. Evening
performance at 8 o'clock, prices
15c and Csc. Manager G. w.
Colby recommends the picture as
being high grade and says he
was lucky in securing it.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Notice OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting will be held in
the Independent Consolidated
School District No. II of Pine
County, Minnesota, at the school
house In said district on the 3rd
day Of April. 1917; the polls to
be open from 2 o'clock p. m. I'M
til 3 o'clock p. m. of said date
for the purpose of voting upon
the following resolutions.
Shall said District issue its
bonds in the aggregate sum of
seven thousand five hundred dol
lars ($7,500.00) bearing interest
at the rate Of five percent (5%)
per annum. payable semi-annual-
ly, to be numbered and mature as
set forth in the resolution now
on file i'm the office Of the Clerk
Of said District. the proceeds
thereof to be used for the pur.
pose of charging and improving
the present school building in
said District?
l.. P. Jacobsen,
Acting Clerk. Board Of Education
2S-2t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
GROWING RUTABAGA FOR
MARKET AND FOR
STOCK
BY LudyIg M0sbaek, Askov, MINI.
March 26th, 1917.

I'm the Askov American OF Oct. H.
1916. tried to outline my idea oi
how a community should cultivate
It's markets by allowing nothing to
be shipped out but strictly first
class product. This can not be done
individually; to do so a community
must cooperate on. basis similar
to the successful cooperative cream.
cries. that Is: poole their raw ma
teriai to be prepared for the market
and sold as unit. II the selling or
marketing Of each mans products
have to be done by the individual
producer himself. or even by few
competitive buyers the result would
be the same as 1t was when butter
was handled and sold before the era
OF the cooperative creameries. We
remember well enough that the mar
ket price generally was not above
the value OF the poorest product Of
fered for sale in that community.
In planting and cultivating a crop
for market 1t Is quite different. There
Is where each individual gets his
chance to show what he can do. and
what he knows about his business.
Intelligence and hard work coupled
together will bring forth the largest
and most valuable crop regardless OF
whether his next neighbor makes a
success or failure OF his efforts to
raise crop.
There should be no difference In
growing roots for the market or for
stock; II Ii not so much bulk as
quality that counts. To grow SOME
roots all you need to do liz to broad
cast SOME seed SOMEWHERE there
might happen to be a strip Of soil In
which you have forgotten to plant
something else) drag II over with a
harrow. and then leave 1t alone and
depend on providence to produce a
crop at the time or before snow flies
but this method does not insure
either quantity or quality.
To make success In any line OF
business we must plan and prepare
right, and then execute the plans
prepared to the minutest detail. fol
lowing. up the plans prepared RIGHT
Growing any kind of n crop and not
the least n crop Of roots. must bt
tended In business like manner al
through the different operations o.
the seeded to the harvesting ant
storing OF the crop. II one impor
tant detail IL omitted or neglected
more or less, our success will bt
measured accordingly, Just the sam,
az In feeding mitch cows, we mus
feed balanced ration. so with 1
,, crop, II takes certain amount o
different units, such as protein car
bo-hydrate and fat to make bal
anced ration. and II we give less o
one In proportion. the amount IL
loss, and will give no returns to tn,
milk pail
So much for Introduction. ina
CINE some Of you are getting impa
tient saying: Go to business, ant
! tell us how. II you know" Well.
really think that what | have pointe,
to above IL the most important II
regard to growing rutabagas. dom
know all about Ii for sure, and
suppose nobody knows yet: but
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
4 TYLER LETTER

Peter Johansen, who was for.
merly in Askov, and one of our
first tonsorial artists, in renew
ing his subscription to the Amer,
lean, writes as follows:
Tyler. Mimi,
Mar. oath, 1917.
The Askov American,
Askov, Mimi.
Gentlemen:
| am sending you three dollars
for which you will please extend
our subscription to the Askov
American for three years. We
all enjoy reading it very much.
am enclosing a few snapshots
of the Danebod fire which
thought might be of interest to
you.
The subscriptions for the new
school are very successful. They
expect $4,000 by the 18th of
March from home, besides the in
surance and contributions from
other places.
Yours truly,
Peter b. Johansen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

Name your farm and have
stationery printed at the Ameri-
can Office.
Send in the news. We will
gladly publish 1t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

Get the habit of reporting
news to the American.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

Two more days and the Ameri-
can goes up to $3.50 a year.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

hours, only there Is where the
younger kids have chance to beat
their superiors In years. The cost
OF these two operations depends SO
much on how the seed bed was pre-
pared. and how well the cultivation
has been performed.
6. HARVESTING. Rutabagas are
easily pulled by hand; the way
have found practical | shall try to
explain: With a heavy butcher
knife in the right hand I step in be-
tween the two rows / am going to
pull. | grasp around the neck of the
root with my left hand and pull 1t;
couple strokes with the knife
should trim all the small roots and
one cut square across remove the
tap root. Then / turn half to the
right, place the knife with edge up "a
of an inch from the ball of the root
holding the root horizontal with the
Lbp anu cutting nat ut-
posts the root to the right of the
two rows you are pulling. in coming
back you take the two rows TO the
right thereby throwing roots of four
rows in one. this leaves ample room
to drive between two rows OF
trimmed roots loading from both
sides. The pulling and trimming will
take about as many hours as the hoe
ing and thinning combined.
7. COST and PROFIT. There Is
no available official statistics on the
cost of growing rutabagas per acre
But for a comparison 1t might be OF
benefit to know the cost of growing
sugar beet. The average cost per
acre for Minnesota is stated as fol-
lows:
Horse labor q OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

6uraing. stopping 81 changing Ills
course Of such vehicle, shall see fifs
thai there IL sufficient space for sHe
movement to be made IN safety are
the movement CT operation OF OF
| r vehicles may reasonably be al
facted by such turning. stepping %
hanging OF course, shall give plain
Ity or audible signal 10 the person 0p
rating. driving or IN charge Of such
iohicle Of his Intentions SO 70 turn
TOP or change said eaursa.
Sec. IS. Nc Hahisle shall pass or
he side at 0hieh passengers a
oaatn3 or unloading off OF ART
tfeef e31 or i%nterarlagn willie staH
ring te take ca Of dlseha4se 4 n
easer. hut all such vehicles shall
cone 70 a fut stoo ard remain 50
Hnfii saeA pass neer or messengers
ere taken on or discharged
Sec. 10. No person shall ride. drive
or propel any motor vehicle at q
gre ater rate of speed than Is miles
per aour along, Owe Or through any
aublic place Of street within the bus
mes district of said city, bounded az
foiiews:
beginning IT the Intersection Al
west side Of I$ogers 81, md tha 3naf@
#1ine of the 81. X. & r Railway Co;
#the1fe in 81. asal sH4y dirscti0a @ttn
said main live to it's intersection
wi5h the east tine OF College St, &c
SIS intersection Win the south line OF
Madison ST: thence in an EASTERN
direction with the south line OF
Madison St. te its intersection witn
jackson ST; thenee in q n~orthSrly df-
.raction with the east line cf 1eNkspu
Isl. TO it's intersection WiSh tbs main
,ire Of the II. T. e. L. II Co;
thence in q westerly direction With
the main line OF the II. & z. G Il. X
Co, to its intersection With the West
1fae OF Rogers Street; thenee IN {
.s~outherly direction with the west llnf
OF Rogers Street to its intersection
with the north line Of Waters ST,
thence i'll q westerly direction Witb
the north line of Waters st. 10 Its
intersection with the west haa o.
Monroe ST; thence in q southern Ill
rection with the west line OF Monroe
sf TO it's intersection with the south
line of Madison ST.; thence III az
e3eterlv direction with the scuth iHA'
of Madison ST. TO its Intersection viii
the west line of Rogers ST.; fheae@
in a southerlg direction vita 9tS
vest liae OF Rogers Street to it's IN
tnrsootion with the main line of til.
.Nf. X. & T. Ry. Co, to the place Of
beginning. And no person shall
drive. ride or operate any motor We
.hicIe al a greater rate OF speed than
eighteen (tG) miles per hour alone
.on. through or over any other street
or pubic thoroughfare within thF
corporate limits OF the City OF Wax
|ahachie,
See. 20. IN the case Of ny per
san arrested for violation ST the pro-
visions Of the last preceding section
Of tais ordinance, unless such per
son demand that he be taken forth
.,-i,b Eafrfn tle May0r of the CITY
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

. ORDNANCE REGULATING
USE AND OPERATION On
HOLES UPON THE STREETS
ALLEYS OF TIRE CITY Oh
IAiACHIE. AND PROMELGA A.
] THE RULES OF TITS ROAD
REGULATING TEE TRAFFIC
THE STREETS AND ALLEYS
lAlD CITY. AND REGULATING
FQ& HIF}E, MAKING 1T
awful To TAMPAH WITH
INTERFERE WITH ANY Vi
.E WITHOUT THE CONSENT
,HE OWNER. AND MAKING IA
AWFUL TO LEAVE UNAT-
Ed or INSECUR ELY FAS-
- ANY HORSE ON THE
.EfS or SAID CITY. PROVID-
FoR TEE DISTRIBUTION or
t4NES e0ALEGED UNDER
ORDINANCE ~AND~PRQVID-
a PENALTY FOR The VIOLA-
Or TiiE PROVISIONS OF
ORDINANCE, AND AUTHOR
. E"tN So Ntt lti4Usd II iEH-
"a WITHOUT BAIL, AND
r CERTAIN ARRESTS WIFI
VARIANT OF ARREST.
PROVIDING 4 DATE THIS
NANCE SHALL. BECOME Ei--
1--WE, AND REPEATING ALL
NANCES OR PARTS OF Or
in CONFLICT HERE
TT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
NJ OF THE CITY OF NAXA~
zion l.. 1t shall be the duty of
stsonS owning or operating or
3 ~ charge or under his con
y custody my vehicle upon The
! ci he CITY of Naxahaehie TO
se ana cGa'3fm to the follow
oeh a1d equations:
Every niotcr vehicle. eX-
ulotorcy eles, shan 1T an times,
llzins used or operated utaon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

hARLE WilIlAsl5
EXCELLENT HoRsENAy.

49,,
There Will be many Of the fair
sex U the audience at the pixie
theatre today who will hold their
breath when the handsome hero.
earle Williams. who plays the little
foie in the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
feature, fArsene Lupin, appears
@ 'iie screen for the first time.
ID this production which vas
directed for the Vitagraph company
hy Paul scardon, Mr.. Williams rides
~hpfsebaek. Furthermore he MAJ
&c seen taking hedges and fences
u Q grand leap without a moments
asltation. Two or three times dur
ins tho filming Of this production,
MI Williams undertook scene
against his directors wishes Tor
ae Is a %Worshiper Of realism and
vii go to any lengths to obtain it
IA his Characterization.
Needless o say he appears to ex-
eeilent advantage on the back OF
has risky mare and those who
thought his love for the automobile
had eeiipsed his love for the horse
VIII find their mistake rectifjad in
ti.is picture.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

TOR SALE I now have plenty o.
potato plants. Come quick. they
wont last long. i. :. Eubanks.
rs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19
Determine Death Date.

RIO DE JANEIRO. june 19.
A discovery OF interest to medies
and police surgeons in particular
has been announced by DR.. Belmiro
valgerde before the faculty OF medi-
cine in this city. Or. Valyerde's
discovery enables the scientist to de-
termine the exact late Of death by
means Of crystals precipitated in the
blood OF a corpse. 1t is claimed here
that the process is entirely new.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

Or RENT-Down stairs furnish
d rooms for light housekeeping
call at 400 College street or phone
SIS. dh-tf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

C. 4. KENNEDY Il CO.-Fire, Tor
naao and Automobile Insurance. We
represent old line. prompt paying
companies. South Rogers street.
Phone 152.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

FOR sALE-Nlce sox2o0 foot lot IN
good residence section. close in. II.
II. Founders. 75pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19
tsR tskNI

TOR RENT-Fise room house, IN
East End. one block from car line,
no modern conveniences, cool riaea
no dust. Eent cheap. See shelsa
Erasher. 81
u RRENT-Furaished rooms fas
sht housekeeping. No. 10 Nst
rankin. Phone 500. 7a
OR RENT-aouse. See Or. ken
finger. 81
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y WEATHER =
. Tonight and Wednesday gem =
= orally fair. Max. 81, min. e.. =
FOR SALE
FOR SALE First class meat mar
ket outfit. A $3.50 ice box, comput-
ing scales, cash register. etc, cheap
Tor cash. W. L. Harding. trustee.
III
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be specified III such writing at least
five days subsequent to the date Of
such notice, and upon the promise
in writing Of such person To appear
At such time and place such officer
shall release him from custody.
Any person wiisfuily violating
such promise shall De guilty of a
iIisdemeanor regardless OF the dis
position Of the charge upon which he
was originally arrested, and upon
conviction thereof he shall be fined
IN any SUM not to exceed one hum
Idred ts1D0.00J dollars.
See. q. Ii shah be unlawful for
lay person without the consent OF
the owner or person In charge OF d
motor vehicle. to climb upon or IN
such vehicle, whether the same be
q motion or at rest and unattended,
attempt to manipulate any OF tile
levers, starting crank or any other
device or to set said vehicle In mo
ton upon any Of the streets In the.
City Of W~axahaehie.
Sec. %. II shall be unlawful for
any driver or operator OF any motor
vehicle upon the streets of the City
If W~axahaehie, wilfully or with
gross negligence. to collide with, or
na4,sa ~ f,,47. L., !, r4hn, ,ma. -
=, suah s4ra - ais oAaei pSison 0p7
c. IS NJ ,~at{1,a sa.n u aa,.
a,wr, saasa4 -
,a,n,fssdas - 800 see =
$50, ~. ss.ao ' 800 =
Do 81 ~ e1.u $500
,eithsn - 49, satsl .
a w 49, ~ ~. ~.
sss.a, - - $500. So ~
assa. plSta osf
abts4s - "a
60 $50 Il ! Sc a', - $3.50 ~.
- :. asai1 ~ rvs 49,
g. = ~ ha,.sa sba,, IL IL.
49, ~
- saes I - 80
aee. All Sealetes sloHpRng on
fuoife sQaafe, shall heaa INTO
a@ eAfR ana as feaf 1hsAs1o as pos4
saRle, aaa Ga 81 otiieF streets MisA-
gith The curb and IS near thereto q
9easfele ana shatt pc aleaaen ~ ltls
anne aiTeet1on as Inc TRAFFIC on thai
q o. n street
sec, -. no person WINE flalng
bicycle or motorcycle snail take
leta 81 another venice OF street
railway car Tor Ihe purpose q mold
ne on 70 ana bsins carried aioRg by
SAID ofaer Fehlele of~falaroaa car.
SEC. -. Drivers Of vehicles q
9a ktnas q Redastffanss ssfaeleaf
aatofiaen, = persons Engaged "a
ae operation g guy sfreet caF must
9aaipjlY comply WITH any ulfeetioa
voice or hana 81 @nis9le gu any
senior OF tae noisee department a.
2 fae manner 81 faktfs NRs sesEAs
Town passengers, % ioaalh8 or Vns
oadlns goods n ang pace ana as
% starting stopping, approaching %
I~deiaftlng 1foH 9 pace OF h4ssias
along or across any street.
sec ~. IN case any Nahftie IN
iurea any person 1t shaii pc the duty
81 the person IN ehafGe thefeol e
Immediately st9B hhd Fehaef ASSES
tarea aad = necessary 90 ontaih
medical aaa Tor sdch INJURIES per-
son.
set, ~. no haci NaE1n, Of osfs-
vehicle shall MAINTAIN 2 eiaaa
or htre IN the 3ublie square OF GA
my street Within u brock o. Nlfs
uallc sattaIe.
Sec, IL. u MORA street. Wheh-
ever used in tnAs ~oiAiaahe sAasi bs
hefd and construed 20 mean aHa II.
clnde streets, drives, aiieSs ana al
places open 70 tne pNntie Lot my
use OF Nehleies- me Noras MOTOR
Venice Whenever Nsea "a th,s Of
3dln2nee shali lhcluae I'll Eehieies
propelled othefWiss thah bN Mascu-
lar power, except saet FeAieAes 1ias
run uHoh TRACKS. 81
used In this F03nahc shaAt Ahclude
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e Q have secondhand articles
hat you wish o c spose Of lei tn
II IN the Aailv Tie ; cart .o.ufn
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NoTIcE-As We get q large qaan-
flty OF kodak work during the suns
u1ar, We + goEnE To print daily
Give US a trial and see # don't
stop sending N 10 other towns 70 be
nisfed. The Webb Studio.
mon tues, S5
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YOU cAfy GEr-Pictorial RevisS
five months for SO cents. Phons
ii { as this otter u good for q
few days only, | also can furnish
you Billie Sundays sermons cona-
lete daily, in New York. MIS-. ]. Il
q. Kemble. tsdh
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BUY YOUR soda water from Ellis
County Boiling Works. Every bot
tie guaranteed. Opposite Jackson
garage. Phone 643. SO pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

$1,000 PER ACRE Tor one thousaAs.
acres Leon county timbered land six
miles from station. One hundred ard
fifty in cultivation combination
stock, cotton, corn farm. Box 5es.
gorsscana, lexas. 7aad