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THE BRAOflRLO RfcûtLATOR CO.
• αΙί.αντα. α a.
DR. KING'S
try NEW DISCOVERY
FOR THAT COLD.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Coin's Consumption,Coughs,
Colds, i>romhiti>, Asthma
Pneumonia.Hav i'Vvt»r,Plc*u
risy. La'tripne, Hoar-moss
Sort' riiroat, Croup juhI
WllOOpjjig Couich.
NOC JRE. NO PAY.
*ntt aOe .· <■ 1 TRIAL BOTTLES FREE
CHEAP SETTLERS1 RATES
TO THE FAR WE^T AND
NORTHWEST
The tturlinjrton fi"
low un*-*»f ret·» of f.'.'i ι»
from ΜΙ*»·>ιιο Kiv«r t" < aliforni».
PortUlHl Huit III» Sonml conn
try evwry day durtftfr He·]λ -ndw-r ami
Ortober, with eorreapondirif ly lo«
ret»·» t<i theHpokane dlntrict and tin
Butle-H*-l«»na diatrtrtt; alfto proper
tionat*· r»t«· from itilerior Μ ί s*ouri.
Kanaa» and suathvrit territory
"Th* Hurlii>trt«*a Northern
Kxre»»" l« tli*· itn-Hι through trail,
i<*avli)tf Κan*a» lily «tally for II.»
North**·!, ΠιΓοη/Ιι r>.,v ί.<·§, rli in
ΓΙ». »ϋ'» M « (i t'.l ,ιίι 1
Too rial Sici|»r» to Halte, Hel«ot.
Spokaa», TiMwiut|û«*tti«. Portland,
t'oanwctlrijf train from Denver a»
nijCt»! Jololiijr tht* !f«rthwe«t train
at Aniane*.Neb.
Visit (he Old Home- East
Homo viaitor·' « xruraion* !»
point· ill Ohio «mi Indiana, (lkio« of
aale 8»|itinih»r -ivl, J»th, lût h aixt
i3tod; limit ,« day».
Λlau eieuraioti rat»» to Ohio ami
Indiana during the drat w*ek of
Octohrr at th* Urn» «if the btjr Grand
Army reunion in WuMoirtmi, I>. <'
TO CHICAGO—The Huriitijfton'a
fainou» "Ell" f* the I»·! known and
meat popular train from Kan»a«
Ctly and ht. Joneph to ('hic»(ti>.
TO fciT. I,OL'J8—-Two daily train»
oarryin# all rlaaaea of «tandard Itur
llajrtou e*julpm*ut.
HOMESEEXEIS' EXCURSIONS
On the Brat and third Tueadaya of
Aagijat, September and October, to
many anctiuuaof the weat and north
weal.
Oonaalt neareat ticket a«rent or
write th« underaitfned for full infor
mation, printed matter and the leaat
coal of yaur propoaad trip.
L. W . AKELRY, General Paaa
enrer Aff**nt, St. Lou!». Mo.
C. W ANDREWS, t. P. Α., Λ®
(bollard Hldjr., DaJla·, Te*
8. M. LEVEY, General Manager,
Ht. Louie, Mo.
The
Midland
Road
CAFE CARS
Benre elegant meal· at all hour· un
train No. 5, leaving Pari* at 4:3f> p.
m. southbound and train No. 6,leav
ing Knnis at p. in , northbound.
Fruit·, Vegetable·, Meat·, and all
the dellcaciea of the aeaaon.
Celebrated Eureka
Springs Water
set vtui bxclubiv ely on all car· with
out charge.
k
Patronize the *»d, ehow
Cafe Cara 40 c£ationPof
the Texas Midland Railroad com
pany'· good eervice. For excursion
rate» to Corpua Chriati, Rockport.
Ken ville, Wooten Weil·. Mariin and
Mineral Well·, write—
Many persona in this community
are sufrsrlng from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal reaulta by
ating Foley's Kidney Care. Sold
by B. W. Fearie.
Plara of Secretary of Trea.«nry to
RHiere the Situation.
MORE BANK NOTES
Httretir} Shaw Rrc*nara4« Such a
PelirΤ U Βif National Bank· la
Anticipation ·{ a Ρμ·ΙΜ«
Hkwlif* I* firrmfj.
Washington. Aug. 29.—In view ofl
rumors a* to Secretary Shaw'a plans
for relieving the money market In the
event of a po*sibletatringency. the
secretary, who is in New York, au
thorized Assistant Secretary Ailea to
make the following statement
"The secretary recently invited
some of the larger national (tanks in
the principal t itles to order additional
amount* oi circulating notes to b··
printed National hanks ar» entitU-tJ
to issue circulation to the full amount
of their · apital Th·· aggregate cap
ital of national banks is 1700.000.060 |
but th< bank* have outstanding only
|3&(,00ΰ.ι·0<> of ι ir< illation
"The secretary has hoped to intro I
dut·· an element of elasticity In thej
present ayatt m. Hia suggestion to the
vartou» bank» in the larger cities that j
they make preparation for additional
circulation ha» met with very favor
able response it is not his intention
that they Mhali issue thia additional
circulation at all events, but only in
rare of actual necessity and emergen
r> He doe· not propose to Inflate
the currency in any scnae, but to be
pre par· to m««<t the actual currency
demand thoti'd est trie*.
"With this vit w the banks which
have made arrangement# to deposit
; Unit»·!! States bonds as security for
such additional circulation have sent
; in their order* and the secretary has
had ai! branches of the treasury aer··
rice busily engaged in expediting the
prépara·ioite lor the notes pending
a pnaMble emergen·
"Ali tht« work of preparation im·
not Indicate that the set ι e. a
CI pert the ban κ» to issue it
Botes e»cepr in response to r«*n
ceselty The nt' VP is pif·'·
tlal an·· ι r«< aut;o«ary and Intended
tt· relieve an ν possible currency lam
fne It do»·* not conflict at all with
any of the various other method··
which havt her· of or* been employed
by th· de!»artm> ·.· in relieving tbc
tnoney market
MtlM* Trij. ·>. O.OIVI······
Washington. Auc Î* funeral Nel
•o' A Mile# a ompanied by Mrs
Mile# and h.' aid? Colonel* Whitney
and M«u> w» eav»' Washington tw
the Philippine* neat Wednesda> Two
short stops will be made in the jour
ney to San l- rani »s< wber» the party
will arrive in time to sail ou th*
I Transport Thomas, which leaves on
S r 1* Mr*. Milts may not go far
ther thau San Kroneis'n. or she may
conclude lo accompany him across th»
I Pari»·
Kl|i»d Hmil »4 rkiMn·
1,'ttle Hex k Ark Aug. 23—Katf
Wa*n«»r. !be witc of Hee* J "Wanner
• m· blnist killed her children aged
β anil S and her*etf Sunday night at
their horn·· so Berth Little KcxV (>y
cutttnit th«>tr with a rmaor No
nuK t* known .'or the at t Their
bodlee w*r»- not found In (be house
until Tbumday morning by the ag*<l
moUxr of Mr. Wagner. Mr. W«gn«
ia in Kl Fa*f> T*-\ for thr benefit of
hia hoai U»
>l*rk««Hli KHM kf »ink»rt
BluefWId. W Va Auk 2# - There 1*
comUhiMh r>ntii«a«n( on Craxit
crwk and .Himmonr creek over th»
killing by *trth*r« of Joke Huble, a
bl*< kumlU). employed tij the Sagamore
Coal and Iron company.
Arkfci»·· *Ιμγ» Sirtli·
Little Rock. Ark.. Aug Three
hundred > o*l miner* in the HpaUra dis
trict have «truck for an advance of 10
cent» a ton for mining coal. Ther»
la proapet t of a settlement.
Ι··ΙΙκβ r*liM ·■ TlakitmlafK
Tishomingo. I. T.. Au* 29 —United
State* Indian Agent Shoenfelt baa ar
rived with a M|tiad of Indian police
to preserve order during the Inaugu
ration of the new Chickasaw govern
meut The Uyrd partisan· express
great aatiafactlon nvcr Mr. Rhoeu
felt'· arrival. Tb#y will Insist upon
the rights of their candidate, but en
tertain no intention of resorting to
violence or illegal methods.
KHHotf I» ΤβιιιΐΜΜ»·.
Huntington. Τβηη.. Aug, 29.—F. Ε.
Winson was stabbed to death by
William Holm** near Cedar Orove.
ten miles south of here. Holmes. li is
said, had assisted a young man named
Woodward la Inducing Vinson's daugh
ter to marry him (Woodward* and
after the marriage Holmes went to
Vinson's house. A quarrel ensued and
Holmes stabbed Vinson In the heart.
Hart«ail«r Khei
Beaumont, Tex., Aug. 29—Louis
Ball, a bartender, was accidentally shot
b»re by b's friend. Tom Fulton. H*!l
was banding a pistol to Fulton when
It was accidentally discharged, thu
bullet entering Ball'· stomach and
ranging around to the back, where It
was removed. He was taken to the
hospital and died as a result of com
plication* which set in.
Wtf'· IkM 1(4 Kill·*.
Ragle Lake, Tex.. Aug. 29,—fa an
affray near Ramsey's Point, between
Henry Burse hell and a negro named
Que Jones, Mr. Buracbell was severely
cut about the band and the negro was
•hot and killed.
|M«»M
III till!
Yoy GET THE. LAR.
of the man yon want to reecb bv
advert i*inif in the DAILY Ι>Ι(ί)Ι Γ
WANT COLl'MX. Daily Lixht
Want Ada. are read by no many
people that your a<i. will find ton »
one who wants what you tiavp to
«♦II, or will cell what von want. A
Want Ad. will rout yni bot litUe.
WANTED At once a coo#. whit»»
or black. Telephone 153-4 rinjrs. '17
ΚΟΚ BALI Milk eowa. S* " Bd
William*. 127
URA VKL and wood for sal*. Ed
Willlfama. 129
WANTED All old machine» to re
pair. Twenty-two year* experience.
All work iruaraiiteed. Geo. W. Mil
ler. Manager of the .singer M ftf. Co.
Οfllce at Arnold'* mutic atôie. liîti
THK (UNOKK Hewing Machi·· »··!.Ι
on eaay payments, Office at Arn
old'· munie atore. <ieo. VV. Miller,
maua^cr. l-t>
FOR SALE—Mv home in Ea*t Ei.d,
cheap. See W. *D. Kiiowle» at reai
delice. IJG
MISS Μ ΑΤΤΙΚ OR! (»(»S. Teacher
of piano and theory. Fall tern: l>e
irin* Sept. l.j, Mtrj. ]U1 Marvin »ve
MW. ·' ■ 112SJ
t^l'ART and hali'-jiallon Fruit Jar*
at Weur'· New Century s*i»re. 124
FoK Ki ΛΤ office roontovir J « · 1 -
e#ch A- Ctiaaka Frank Old! am. tt
MHS OKMK WATSON leachei
• •f piano aud strinjjed iiiMtiuni· nt*,
lesaoua tx-'fcri «ι ■> îi I ! h rj.
SI»; Oldham Ave. 14-«jxj.
WAN ΓΕΓ> Γυ trade new drop head
Singer machine for tnir»c. <<wi. \V .
Miller, Manaii«r. Office at Arnold'*
music >tur«. l-ti
FOR iSALK -1 offer my horn»· un
Collfjf* Strertt for sale at » bargain.
Ilic iM'et built house in tli»· city *lth
nil modern convenient*»»·. Electric
lights, hot and cold water, sewerage
connection. You must nee this
home to appreciate it. See T. J.
Cole for terms. J J. Vetcalfe.
BOARDERS Wanted—Call at 4')0
ϋθΙ1«Ί{η «tri nt, or Llyht office.
FOUND— The place to have umbrel
las fixed, lawn mower· aharpeued.
sewing machines cleaned, key» and
springs for lock*, etc. Arthur Mc
koy's ifuri shop, rear W. B. Moore's
! grocery. 12H
[UNTIL SEPT. 1, « ifc'» pay κ for
papering and furnishing border, ceil
ίηκ and wail paper for a room 14
! feet square. No old, cheap, trashy
goods, hut bright, new and snappy
I ηρ-to-date combinat ion β. Come and
j see u·, or riiiR up old 'phone HX) 3
1 ring* i. Waxahaehle Decorating: Co.,
J. M. Oilniore, Mgr., opposite the
city hall. 126
PROF. T. M WHITE, Magnetic
Healer. Office over Cheeves Bros,
& Co's store. New Phone No. 2<>4.
BEWINO MACHINES to sell or
r»nt. Waxaliachie Hardware Co.
WANTED Everybody III Waxa
haciiie to read this column every
day. It always contains interest
ing ads.
WE sell Hewing Machines at popu
lar prie s, from $15 to $30. Waxa
hachie Hardware Co, tf
H. 4 T. C. Special Rates.
Butte, International Min
ing Congress. Tickets «m saie Ati)f.
20, 21, 20 and 27; return limit Sept.
I!t02. Fare $43.55 for round trip.
Fort Worth, aecount Labor Day.
Ticket» on «aie for morning traîne
Sept. Γ return limit Sept. 2. Fare
$1.70.
National Holiday and Fiestasi
Mexico. Tickets on sale Sept. ti to
14th. Fare tor round trip $lii.f>0
Du ran go and Saltillo $1Κ.1Γι and
MexicoiCity $32.65. Limit, Mon terey
Duruutfo ami Saltillo ten days,Mex
ico City thirty day».
Dallas account Labor day. Tick
ets on sale for ft:46 a.m. train Sept.
1st return limit Sept. 2nd. l ure
$1.30 for round trip.
Memphis, Term., tickets on sale
up to Sept. :»»th. Return limit Oct.
31st, 1902. flii.70 for round trip.
Durango, Mexico. Tickets on sale
during the month of August at the
rat. >f $2"«.40 for round trlj;. T" "
is a noted summer resort and tick
et· have good limita and stop #>ver
privileges returning.
Washington account Grand Army
of the Republic. Tickets on sale
Oct. 2nd and 3rd. Fare $31 ..'JO. He
tarn limit leaving. Washington not
later than Oct. 14th l'J02, with evtcn
llOQ and stop-over privileges
Special low rates to· Eureka
Springs, Ark.
Foley'» Kidney Cure will cure all
disease» arising from disordered kid
ney's or bladder. Sold by B. W
Fearis.
THE POWER TO GOVERN.
^ ^ ^
kf J*k» O. CarlM*.
Saratoga. Α αχ. 29.—John O. Car·
liele, former secretary of the treasury,
delivered the annual address before the
Amarican Bar association here. He
spoke on the power of the United
SUtes to acquire and govern territory,
which he said was a question growing
out of the acquisition of territory
from Spain. Unless the constitution is
changed. which is hardly probable said
I Mr Carlisle, the law is the same,
whether the territory is located in the
eastern or western hemisphere.
He next touched upon the limitation
of the power to acquire territory un
der the constitution of the United
States and referred to the power to
declare war and to make treaties. The
territory acquired by military occupa
tion. the speaker declared, is held by
the same until congress can meet and
substitute civil for military govern
ment.
Congressional power to govern ac
quired territory was dwelt upon at
some length and the Porto Rico in
cident in regard to imports and ex
ports was alluded to by the speaker.
"Porto Rico and the Philippines can
not be domestic for one purpose and
foreign for another purpose." he said,
ami quoted from decisions handed
down by the United States supreme
court to support his contentions.
Mr Carlisle said that the right of
discovery is acknowledged by inter
nal authorities The power to acquire
the rights derived from the same as
the right to declare war. Not only is
the power to acquire admitted but the
right to govern is admitted.
R^piihlimn· In«lor«#· f »*« f r * η r h'·»* τη* η ».
Charlotte. Ν C Aug. 2!>.—The Re
publican state convention met at
vjreensboro Tbursdav and endorsed
the candidacy of Thomas Hill of Hall
fax independent. for chief Justice of
the supreme court, and left the posi
tions of associate justices blank. The
convention adopted resolttt'ons ac
cepting the constitutional amendment
of disfranchisement and binding the
party riot to contest the amendments
constitutionally. The convention wa.-·
j composed entirely of white men. Con
I testing delegations of negroes, headed
by prorni· ru eastexn North Carolina
colored Henublicans were in every
instance defeated
<.·»1· »· Τ·»
Cbioaerv Λ »ι sr 29 The Western
T'tiion Telferaoh company has defi
nitely ·1"<Λ(1ί*·1 that it will in this city
employ no mtr e hoys as mecsenere's.
The hoys have struck tbree times
within the last month, and the com
pany has dec'ded that it will emnloy
them no longer. Glris will he used to
carry »K-ssace* Id the business dis
trict and resident sections For the
night work men will be used. and meu
also will he kept in the day time for
th· postoffi< >■. carry π g messages into
th( undesirable portions of the city.
The change will be ronde at once.
Η »»n» < Κ I" .
Haz'e'iurs* Mi--'- . Vic; 29—A h'-nvr
rain and wind storm Thursday did
cone.derahle damaae to crops and
property Many trees and fences were
blown down around Haxlehurst. and
like repc rts have been received from
the country. It was the heaviest rain
fall thu year, the gauge roistering
two aches Heavy rains also fell in
the Yazoo val'ey. which. It Is stated
will cause cotton to shed in the lower
country and cause lower grading. The
rain .a reported to have been general
over thf south and west section, and
the first for some weeks
T· IM Feriiiir·' |η·ιιιη»#
Houston, Tex.. Aug. 29.—Prof. Con
neU. the president of the State Farm
era' institute, has sent notices of a
meeting of the officers and executive
committee of that organization to be
held at I>allas on Sept 6. This insti
tute. it «vil! be remembered, was an
outcome of the recent Farmers' con
greas. held at College Station. The
purpose of the meeting called by
Prof. Connell Is to devise plans and
a program for practical work. This
'ting will probably arrange dates
for a future convention to be held by
the members of the Institute.
YnuarMt Τί-IM Hh#riff.
Victoria Tex.. Aug. 29.—The coun
ty commissioners' court of Victoria
county met in special session here and
appointed Edwin VV. Klein to fill the
office of sheriff and tax collector of
this county. He is only 22 years old
and probably the youngest sheriff in
the state. His bond, which was fixed
at $71,000. was given readily.
Trtkgrdj N**r l)enl«m
Denlson, Tex., Aug. 29.—John Sharb
j was shot end almost Instantlv killed
; by T. M May on Dr W. G. Terry's
i farm, about four iniles north of Den
ison. Both men we're farmers. Trou
ble has existed between the two fam
j Hies for several months. May imme
| diat 'y came into Denison and surren
| dered an 1 was placed in jail.
UioiiBlrr in Indi»
I Calcutta. Aug. 29.—A great disaster
: Is reported from the native state of
Nepal. The rivers Baxhmati and
Vishnumati overflowed their hanks
; and caused serious landslides in thc
Khatamandu valley The cities of
Bhatgoan and I'atna were greatly
damaged and several hundred per
, sont. »eït; killed.
Stabbtug at ι» I)«ro·.
I Ryan. I. T., Aug. 29.—At a country
I dance two miles from this place in
i Comanche county. Oklahoma. Jud
Welch and Ed McDonald were serious
ly stabbed. McDonald's wounds will
I probably prove fatal. *
Garner \on»*naff«d for Con^r··»,
Laredo. Aur 29.—The Democrats of
the Fifteenth district in convention
bave nominated Hon. Jno. M. Garner
; of Uvalde county tor congreas.
*
Him kMt»H«nishr,kMltkTW>tWMrt«(4M
Vowm« e»err d«y, tUorwtll b·. &**P7«af
bownU on*, m4 b· w«U. Tor**, I* tfc« tUlM of
rtotoel j>bjr»l<· or pill pot Km, u dU|am», Tk·
MMOlhMt, loafut, nM pnfMt »»y of kMpiag
the bowel· <l*«r and cle»® is ta take
CANDY
/CI _ CATHARTIO - .
EAT ΈΜ LIKE CANDY
PlMMnt, PaUteble. Potent. Tant· Good, Do
Good, 1fever fifeken. Weaken or Gripe; 10. 25 end
10 cent* per box. Write Cor free sample, and book
let on health. Address 433
ttorltog Remedy Company. Chicago or Now York.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Offiri Over Herriaf-Hpark·
Drug Btor*.
ψ y
h ' ë.W
1 am prepared to treat the morphin·
or opiam habit; aleo whlakey and
tobacco, painlwMly, and I take this
mean· of attracting the attention at
thi· unfortunate class to thi> «aey
mean· of deliverance from their
bondage
I '
ΠΓΝ!\ϊ,ΊΓ tobacco8OTT
LJUiN I Ληά smokb
Wr f ^ f Your Life a way I
*oa can be cored of anr form of (otacn miir
easily, be made well, (trotte, magnetic, full of
new life and vigor by taking 0O-TO-BAO,
that makes we&k men ttrong. Many rait
tea pound* in ten dare. Over BOO, Ο Ο Ο
Λ red. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book·
let and advice PKKK Address STKKXJNO
hKMBDV CO., Chicago or New York. *33
ANN OUNCEMENT:
ΙΑ/® heve b*ORht the Kfed »nd Fuel btJfineee of W. K. j
XêM Jenning·, on College Street, and now ere prepared ♦
to givw ti e people of Waxufiacnie an>tbiLg in uur Une on ♦
VTj short uotiee. Prompt delivery. . . . .2
F\ Waxahachle Feed éc Fuel Company ♦
if U A. JACKS.
Stone Brothers
on South kogers st.. i« headquarters for nice wood.
We art receiving daily shipments of nice, dry wood,
and it is to your interest to see them before placing
your order for wood or feed. We carry a full line.
Join the procession to Stone Bros, yard and be happy
for a dollar saved is a dollar made a hint to the wise
is sufficient and all want to be wise. Stone Bros, for
business and yours to please. : New phone 171;
Bell phone 81 (4 rings)
New 1.6G.N.Towns
KUFSMITH, Montgomery County
MELTON, Harris County 000
5TONEHAM, Grimes County 00
SITUATED between Navasota and Houston in the midst
of the Fruit, Truck Fanning and Timber Lands alonp the
Fort Worth Division of the International A Great Northern R. R.
There will be a Grand Barbecue
at Melton and Town Lot Sale at
each of these New Towns on
<s
Thursday, Sept. 4
By : the : Smith : Land : and : Improvement : Co.
TERMS OF KALE: One-third cash, balance one and two
years, 8 per ceht interest. Don't fail to attend this Great
Sale—a splendid opportunity for investment. The I. <fe G. N.
will have very low excursion rates in effect to Hufsmith, MeJ
ton and Sti nehari for this event and will operate trains to suit
the convenience oi ine people atu-nuiiiK saie at all tluee puiuto
same day. Tickets will be on sale for trains arriving: Sept.
4. See flyers or call on 1. & G.N. agents for further particulars.
L. TRICE, D.J.PRICE,
ind Vlee Pres. A Gen. Mirr. Gen. l'a»». A Tkt. Ajjt.
— Palestine, Texas
Summer Excursion
Tickets
NOW ON SALE
Via (he
i)
%
Houston Ô Texas Central
Φ Railroad
TO POINTS IN
Alabama Iowa Wisconsin Michigan North Carolina
Arkansas Kentucky Mississippi South Carolina
Colorado Maryland New Mexico Tennessee
Georgia Massachusetts New York Virginia
Try Cloudcroft. New Mexico
9000 feet above sea level. It is delightfully cool. Or you might
take a trip to New York via Houston,
New Orleans anil Cromwell Line
Θ. F. H. MORSE, M. L. ROBBIN8,
Passenger Traffic Manager Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt.
HOUSTON,TEXAS
Only $25.00 to
CALIFORNIA
THE Southern Pacific has ajrain opened the
doors to cheap travel from Texas points to
California. During the months of September and
October, on»· way second-class tickets will be on
sale from al! main line points on the Houston A
Texas Central Kailroad ami Southern Paciiie ai a
rate of 125.00, except from stations east of Hous
ton, from which points rate is made by adding
local fare to Houston rate, and from Galveston,
where the rate will be fJt>.46 :: :: :: ::
'These ticket* give stop-overs at California
points, and oiler a splendid means of making a
trip to California at lower rate· than ever. Con
sult your !"cal ticket aprent.or write for literature
and other information :: :: :: :: ::
M. L. ROB BINS, T. J. ANDKKSON,
. G. P. A T.'A. A G P. A