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Summer Vacations
Should b« arranged for with tlx
view of securing a maximum ο
£leasure and diversion. Thi* caf
» done by the exercise of judgment
in selecting the route you um. TIm
Houston and Text»»' l'entrai h
selling round trip summer excur
«Ion tickets to pointe in tlin north
••a»t and southeast. Through stan
dard Pullman sleepers to Colored·
point*, a· well a* to cummer excur
elon point* reached via Houaton
Sunset Route and New Orleans.
Try Cloudcroft, woo feet al>ov.
sea level, in the heart of the Sacra
mento mountains. It'· delightful!)
cool. For literature and rate*, writ*
M. JL. Bobbins, T. J. Anderson
O.P. AT. Α., a. «. P. Α.,
Ηομύοη, Texas.
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* SAN ANTONIO
INTERNATIONAL FAIR
OPENS OCTOBER 18,
Gluts Ottefctr 29, 1902
Earthquake !>**** lîo Whole Rriek
Htrocterw» in Lop Aia»«.
NO LIVES WERE LOST
I
Oaly Frame BaiMtifi VMMm4 Iht
fdwtk ut4 lu; tf llm·
Tk* SWtt T%r»w PMpti
free TMr M>.
Los Alamo*. Cal., Aug. I.—The moet1
•evere earthquake In the history of
thla place occurred at 1:20 o'clock ye»·
terday morning.
It la not poaaibJe an yet to estimate
the damage, but It la very h«avy.
No lHrea are kuown to have been j
loaf, though many hail narrow escapee j
Every brick building In the town j
was destroyed or badly wrecked. In
nearly every house the windows were
broken
The Presbyterian church, a large
and handsome brick structure, was
rared to the ground, and a s:milar fate
t"»fell th<> general store of W. S. Wick
nebf'o. also a brick building.
The shock* seemed to have a spiral
motion Good· were hurled from the
sh< Ives of the «tores and piled In the
middle of the rooms Even such heavy
articles as de«ks were thrown about.
Not a chimney Is left standing in t!»e
town
All brick walls are badly damaged,
but the frame structures generally es
e«'ape4 serious injury.
In a drug «tor»· nnt a s nele bottle
e· aped and th* saloons were flooded
with liquor from the broken botties
The whole town was arobsed and
th·* people fled fmm their homes t<
th« »tr«eta in a panic.
There have !xh*w »er«*ral lign'
shock» since July 27. when the fir*!
heavy shock occurred, but that of yen
terday morning exceeded In vioieec
any thing yet ekpertenced If lasted
thirty second a, and threw people from
t&elr twds
Los Alamo® a town of βΟ<Η
Inhabitants in santa Barbara (Tuntv
^ -eli#»» Tew»»
i*inta \f;»r1a Cal . Ang 1.—Another j
e rthqiiek»· shock was felt here at 7 2"
0> lock Thursday night No damage
was <4irt>e
T.jr , famille# have arrived here iron
ic Alamo» and reported a re if.3 o!
/ft-rror h !« !.*av there, and that mor<
families are preparing to leave
%*»i» hr h fk I.'» % DKitt
P*rta Β "tara, Cal., Ann 1 -Anoth
er *srth5inak(. *hork waa felt at
Lite Alim» at 7 W o'clock Thursday
β-Kht It *a« iimiH a* heavy a« that
ot earh Thn-*'lay mortlnt
A *!l*ht *h<»ek wa* felt In this city
at th« t.Aiuf
*■ *» » Λτ* M » · r* > · win
En«'B»burir Wa»h . Aiijt'int 1 -From
1» ο ι κ» k tVtsiut *,(ia.v morning until.
1" o'rVo» h at r. ght H«rr,v Tracy «»
an unwelcome ftteat at the ranch at
W A Sunder» mitt si J Mi Eidowney
*lx n-; »-" fn rn Wmitftct, on th* Col
ns' ι» r!v.· Tri»'>· <ft:nc «ut of th*>
< ■»»< a«l<*» rldie* on»· h.irw, using an
ottor4i a , a< i. hoi m* and Uia»llne a
tl.îKl in rr-aen·· H<> earried a win·
cheat»: and i*« revolvers He io<ik
dinner and «upper at the ranch, ha^'
h>g th*> nun *«ll rowrrù with his
rifle
f»r·· »»ir»l «· ""word
London Attentat 1 -Amid tromen
4<»m enthuaiearo. Lord Kitchener wa*
preacnted Thursday night with a
«word of honor, th>· gift of Cap*
Town Sir Joiu^b C. Dimadnle, lord
mayor of London, made the proven
tat ton apeei h in the cour»· of a South
Afri'an dinner whiih »aa attended
by many notable persona. \Vh>»n the
enthuxuitm hail aufficiently anbaidmi
for l>>rd Kitch-ner to mak'· hi mue Μ
heard. he nnx' *siiy returned thanka
for the gift and e*pre«aed ι he confi
dent hope that in South Africa at
any rat.\ the «word wouid not again
be drawn from Its a< alibard.
I>r*rrltmi on fhi» H »} tî" w#r.
Wyater Hay. Ν. Y . Aug 1.—Seriou*
trouble nas developed on the May
flower. the prealdent a offtdal war
yacht. During th>- past few day» nine
desertions have occurred among tho
crew. A number of the crew said
yesterday that not leaa than "0 men
on board of the ithlp were awaiting a
favorable opportunity after payday to
take "French leave" of the veaael Pri
marily the troubl» seems to revolve
around th»» exi-cntl ve officer of the
*hlp. Lieutenant W. \V. Phelpa, who.
the men aaaert. la overbearing and
tyrannical
A Rif H'r» F«mt
Jennings \λ., Ang t.—Several gen
tlemen of this place hare Just closed
a deal for nearly 20.000 ocre» of laud
In Matagorda county, Texas. bordering
on Tregpalacious bay. with e'ght miles
of coast lin*>. AH of this vast tract
wil lbeconverte^; Into a rice farm, and
railroads and canals will be built at
once by the company. This ta th«·
largest company organized for this
purpose in recent times.
iltmuiuud Mlrt.
Chicago, Aug. 1.—The sale of the
controlling interest of the Ο. H, Ham
mond company and the Hammond
Packing company to Armour ft Co.,
or individual members of the Armour
firm, is uow practically completed.
The price for the property is not
known, but the amount involved is
close to 15,004.000.
Κτ· Amnmg I'nptl*.
New York. August 1,—Contagious
eye diseases have reached the propor
tion of a full fledged epedemic among
the school children of Manhattan.
Try a want ad. in the Daily
Light immediately. Write it
out now and send or bring it
to the Light office. Don't
wait when you can get what
you want by advertising ir
this column. Try a want ad.
tomorrow. You will be satis
tied with the return^.
THUS Κ êiumm'r
the latest out. Try th^
pir»· Rakery.
Ji*.ST receiv»-lj
die# ii* ,V'ju t'Vcr,
Rak*TV.
FOR SAI.F AT a ^Baryalu -onf
delivery wayon; onk mw horse dra.\ .
two second hand tiuKi·'» ; ontr r»-i
r«>' ii»t<*r; one *cr»-V ca-<? Eliie
County Hdw, Co. /
FOR SALE—A >cood >u»»' and
barn; acr»** grount^/l will also
r»*nt so uti'k land to jrtf with above
for n»'Xt A. T. BlwHoK
PROF. T. M. WHITF, Magnetic
H<-al»-r. Offlc·* ovt-r (tw··* Bros.
A <'o'h itorc. NV* No. j<4.
SKWINO MAC HI S yr< s.dl „r
r»nt. Waxabachle Hardïrare Co.
W Α Ν Τ Ε I » Kv»'Mh*djy ι;. \\ axa
harhle to read this W/hiinn every
day. It always cynlftin* interest
ing ads. /
Kol Ν I>- I> j/i'·»' ι<> nave umhr"l-J
lu» tl*»*d, la* yuni» «-ri* shftrpetif^Fj
«« wiliX RWcjljp^l cleaned, kev » jj^hI j
spring's f'»r · tr. Arthur Aie
Κ·«>·'· ^«ιι »hop, r-iir \V. R. M/.r··'. ;
)/ΓθΓ<·Γν. / PJJi|
Til 1 : Ν Κ W HA Κ Κ Η Ϋ* <Α < oil.·*.·
I street in now oj#»n forXfitisiiips*.
The beat i* th«- eheagfct alwBy*.
Perfect satisfaction iru ajoutée/. R.
Bochl4!, the haker. / / Μδ
w ι·: — II He whiff Mjytifneyfcr οΛριι
lar price·, from II/to Waxu
hachie Hardware^*. / t
FOR SAI.F At a t»rtVy
and lot near the ofl
Apply to Y. 1>. Ketwtife
LOST—Your opjairt^uty to *<Ί|
your house in lliyif you dy'n't
u»·- thin column. l/erybody jpads |
it Jiiat like you are H-adiu^ iynov. ι
It will coat you little t/adver-1
lia# it. /
JOH PRINTING quk&anind n-at
Iv done at the Enterpriinjuoh Ottt^e.
\Ve espcciall ν solicit [X-ominw'ial
printing, folders, boolleti. y6rds,
etc. Beat facilities in the ofty for
quick execution. /
PRESSING, cleaning ànd j£pair/W.
Will take orders for Vims anJioon
as Maniples arrive. 1i|fe Farley,
110 Maln-st., rear of t™tiiet* Na
tional bank. /
DU. R. JANE L A \V R f Ν (' Ε.
graduate of the AmerruvSchool of
Osteopathy, of KirKsvllj/, Mo., is
now located at 208 V\ l/i Franklin
street and is ready t<jfreceive i>a
tlents. Consultation free, and lit
ature uj>on application.
Ε,. S. BOZE
Contractor and
Β >u/(d!e r
Furnish plans ami «pacifications, or
contract your buildings. Be*t of
reference». Builder of the Chau
tauqua auditorium. Would like to
with those contemplating
locating in Waxahadhle —
Weather Indications.
Tonight and Saturday fair.
». E. SHELflXO. Observer.
Mutttfrn βown· With CaMtrttt,
Candy CmUwrtic, curt? cow'tpwJeu iorev«r.
β·,86©. IiaO.C.MU Ί refutJmouef.
M Tbrtt
August 1.—Mlofcigmn Dem
©crate at their «taie convention her·
nominated the following ticket:
Governor—George H. Durand.
Lieutenant governor—John F. Bi
ble.
Secretary of state—John Donovan.
Treasurer—W. F. Davidson.
Auditor general—D. A. Hammond.
Attorney general—Wm. F. Knight
Superintendent of public instruc
tion—Prof. Wood bridge M. Ferris.
Commie* loner of land ofBce—C. F.
Watson.
The platform I* devoted almost en
tirely to state issues. the only men
tion of national issues being an en
dorsement of the election of United
Btates senators directly by the peo
ple.
Judge Durand, who was nominated
for governor, filled a vacancy on the
supreme bench of the state during
the year 18»2. He Is gpn*>raily cred
lted with beinp a' gold democrat at
heart, though not a bolter in 1896.
He was nominated on the fourth bal
lot.
TV*sw> Oonfr«t*r*»·— Ι·!!**'*
Dallas, Aug. 1.—At the annual ré
union of the ex-Confederates of Texas,
which came to an end here Thursday,
th»' following o.'Se»rs w»*re elected:
Major general—K. M .Van Zandt of
Fort Worth
First brigadier—A. T. Gerard of
Huntsvllle.
Second brigadier—T. J. Largin of San
Antonio.
Third brigadier—Felix Robertson of
W aco.
Fourth brigadier—R. ,M. Henderson
of Sulphur Springs.
Fifth brigadier—M D Sellers of De
catur.
Spirited and protracted debate fol
lowed the introduction of a report by
the special committee appointed to-con
sider and submit rule» for the bet
ter government of the Confederal··
home at Austin.'" By unanimous con
sent Capt. King, the superintendent of
tue home, was permitted to make a
speech. After he had spoken the re
port. with the exception of that clause
which recommends that the superin
tends be "a thoroughly qualified sur
geon and physician." was adopted.
» ne veterans chose Sherman as the
place W holding the reunion next year
Frl««»n#r Out.
Palestine, Tex., Aug. 1.—Constable
Conrad Perry Thursday arrested a ne
gro Wilder very peculiar conditions.
He was notified that a neero was beat
ing a colored woman in (he west part
of the city and hastened to the place.
The n«-gro ran and the ofttcer firel
a couple of shots at him, but it only
served to qttlcken his spWd The of
ficer lost eight of his man. but fol
lowed the trail. He <-ame to a large
pond of water and looking over it
spied his man. all down under the
water except his nose. The oftt<er
fished the negro out and landed hin1
In jail.
I'utt Ing f'nlni Oïrr "rhool Hnn«!«
Austin. Tex.. Aug. 1.—An interesting
question haw arisen in îh»1 state l>oard
of education as to whether or not the
hoard cat* sell bonds previously pur
chased for the school fund. Some
parties have offered a handeome pre
mium-tor an issue of bonds held by
thivwhool fund. It is understood that
Uif attorney genera. ha> written an
/Tpinion advising the board that if
has the power to dispose of the bonds
The sale as yet has not been made.
I tr t«r«MYA
Αιΐίtin. Aug. 1.—Th·· wiflness fee·
deficiency continues to grow and j
Thursday the total amount of the de* j
Helen* y certificate» issued Is |]9,S38 7"i
The present appropriation year has
but one more month to run. expiring
Aug. 31. and it is expected that by
that time tbe deficiency will have
reached $L'!s oo or possibly $30.000. Th
examining U< % appropriation has Ιοηκ
sine»» been exhausted and the total de
ficiency to date is $17.Hfi.55, and th·
.total will be not 1 --.H thau $Jt),000.
I'■'*«"·»■·}*■«· L ίμΙ Holder· Warned,
South MoAlott r. 1 T.. August 1.—
United States District Attorney Wil ;
kins baa le«ued a putiir· letter war a-j
lng every Indian landholder that pros
ecutions will result if there are any
violations of the clause in the Indian
appropriation bill against excessive
holdings, which that bill fixes at 320
acres for each Indian and a lil.e
amount for each member of his fami- j
ly. Each offense is punishable with {
a fine of $100 and each day is deemed
a separate offense.
'» Vm'#« Mor·· Hon<1*.
San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 1.—At an
election held Thursday on the proposi- i
tion submitted to the taxpayers by the
city council to Issue $400.000 improve
ment bonds for the purpose of extend
ing the sewer system, paving addi
tional streets and building additional
achoolhouges. the proposition was de
feated by 581 majority. The negro and
German taxpayers, as a rule, voted
against it. and It js their rote thct
killed the measure/*
Promiuful Muting fcngiuerr iMed
Monterey, Mex.. Aug. 1.—Captain R
L. I>avte«, a prominent mining en
gineer in Mexico. was found dead in
the Dienten canon 30 miles from j*on
terey. The supposition is that he fell
from the top of a cliff while ai work
examining some prospects. Captain
Davies had been missing a week an 1
friends started a search for him, re
sulting in the finding of hts decom
posed remains.
MmiT Fnilfd l« Affidavit*.
Anstln. August 1 —The time has
passed In which corporations can file
anti-trust «(lldavtta. It Is learned
there are Avérai hundred domestic
and foreign corporation* which have
not complied with the law. Namea
will be furnished attorney general who
will proceed to inatltute proceedings
against them to cancel charter or per
mit aa case may bet
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Telephone ιο »ι8 Collette Street
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ANNOU
MENT
11/ Β h»ve tH ujrbf /be
** Jenniof·, ottColJ
»nd Foel bu«iu«Mt of W. K.
Je Street, »nrt now art- prepared
•o give the people piJfexehaenle »d> thin# Id our lice on
•borr no ι ice. Protêt delivery. ....
Waxahachlel Feed Fuel Company
A. JACKS.
• »4
Stone Brothers
on 5outh Rogers «t., is he^fquarters for nice wood.
We art receiving daily ihJpments of nice, dry wood,
and it is to your intere/l to see them before placing
your order for wocdytx feed We carry a full line.
Join the procession·™ Mone Bros, yard and he happy
for a dollar saved is a dollar mede a hint lo the wise
is suff cient and all want to be wise. Ston*. Bros, few
business and yours to please. : >ew phone 17a
Bell phone 81 (4 rings!
NOTICE!!
There seems to he some mitunderetaurliufej^rio the names of some of the
wood yards in Waxahachie. We dic/ct yyfi to MK'uul & Younp's wood
yard on North Rogers .street, at Af/ij^rvs old stand. Pronj t delivery.
Lorifc Wood. $3.25 Block^T $3.75 Stove v\<,0d, $4 50
These prices for cash only. New phone 7<>. Old phone 21
McCAUL ύ YOUNG, Near Centra! Depo
Layer CaKes·#^
Cocô^hut ^\ β* .
Caramel
Chocolate — v"^ v
Angel Food Fresh at All Times
Empire BaKery
Corner Rogers ard Water Streets
Livery and Feed Stable
We are prepared to iurmm you anything in the
way of an up-to-^rffe rig, and will give
your ordebr prompt attention.
Phone No. 2
Have the only Rubber-tire Carriage in tfie city.
All orders given prompt attention.
Devenport Timmins
Proprietors
Ready for You
We want to stiytf your work for
you and h.tve itofvady for you whee
you w<u)t it^iWe'll give you work
that «ill Unequal to you r l>est ex
pectation We'll put in mo»
materWl that will wear and alway*
look right.
We'll have the work done
at the time we promise
STEWART
He's the
PLUMBER
Land Money Abstracts of Title
--·--r· R. O. Phillips Hawkins . ,
Phillips <5 Hawkins
Real E.state and Loans
The Phillips-HawKins Abstract Co.
Complete Abstracts to all Lamis and T«wn Lots in Ellis County.
R. O. Phii.i.ipb, E. P. Hawkins, G Ευ. L. Ο ait·'kin.
President Vice-President Secretary
Ε. H. Griffin, Manager of Real Estate Department
"C* _ Qa 1 good Farms and Choice R> sideuci Pj ■ ρ· ■ t .
^ ΌΓ Oalv Also vacant 1 ots in all parts of th· city <■.'
Waxahachie, including University Addition.
Subscribe for the Light
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Will Ralston <5e Company
will appreciatejrour orders for anything in
the line of Orcfceries and Feedstuff5....
Free delivery Store on Rogers street