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man."--John (jtilncy Adam».
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rewarded. Stil
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b«tw»Mi lJo»t Ultîf»· and We»i End. j
Wat* h ha· blank dial Retort) u>
Wilbur K»-aty at Po»t Office a no ί
roe*i*« reward. 8! |
ΚΟΚ HAI K - 'dy r<*ilii«nr« near
tl><~ MfCart «-)> yin Apt·If to han
ni« Wright, Waxabachif Te·*.,
KOH SA!.!' Ni r*-»idrn- « <«rt Old- j
ham Λ*> Or J A. Grainy, tf!
WAN Π Ο The of Wa*u· j
hachi* to ki!«>"w that Stone Brw». j
w«m«I yard ha# on hand a H η* lot
of air ti^ht {ji-i»!<»r block* at £!.7ô j
{>*r cord. VS lati-r 1» her»· and now |
a the tin»·» to Sî«*t la a toppljr of
good dry wood. Call or phone Mo: *
Bro» 80
ΚΟΚ NAl.E All tfit· h«nl room
llttbtn, and dining furniture in the ι
K»t> Hot*!. Apply t. W. K. Dickey,
Wanahachie Tela*. ICp
BROOK HILL W h inky can be j
had ta Dalla» Τ»·*. Write or phono]
K. Harris, 378 Mam etre»t Dalla»
Tt*i tfi
WANTED V*ou to know !h#i Ij
bar·» «a; ami corn chopa at fl.2.*> p#ri
•acfc D H. Thotnpaon. 83
FOR BKM -<>n·· *# n»mi 1 ;<»υ*ι· Ι<Λ".
Wet! Main atr··»*!. All nceaaary
<tut building*. City mat· r. Apply to
Ed Oldham. 1f
WHISKKY-For owikal purpose*
can '»· supplied by the Southern
Ivlqfl'ir Co., E. Marri#, Prop. Dal
ian Τ**., tf
ΚΟΚ SALE A full blooded Water
Spaniel pup. 420 Monroe atreet. 7"J
WANTED To trade a flat top
d«»k for a tyj>ewrit»*r deak. Ad
dre*» or call at (hi· office. dh
,ΧΙΜΚΝ WANTED M en who can
deposit ISO or ♦!(*> for security.
Aildr··** P. O. Box NH, Waxaharhie,
Texas. a«p.
WE sell Sewing Machines at popu
lar prient», from $1;"« to #30. Waxa
hachia Hardware Co. tf
8KB Mr», C. J. Griggs for ladles
suits made to order. tf
DRESSMAKING—Satisf actio η
guaranteed, 313 Eaat Marvin Ave.,
3S6-2 rings. Mr*. Mattle Lay. Mi
WE HAVE- Juat received machin
ery with which we can saw yoor
wood at home. 8tt>n« Broa. tf
FOR SA LE—My residence and \
acre of land at a bargain, on Brown
street. Apply to J. 8. Perriu. 85
LADIES—Mr·. C. J. Origg* will be
pieaaed to »how yon her suunple# of
fall as»·. »
The Light Want column to read
by the young wad the old.
Santa Maria Volcano Doing Great
Damage in Guatemala.
TOWNS THREATENED
()Hult«iuf· CoTNfd te the I>epth d
Sli Sur hp* With AiIim and C«ITm
Ludi Have lleei» Wiped
Ont by the Ernpiioo.
Washington, Oct. 31.—A cablegram
received at the state department from
Consul General McNally reports that
the eruption of the volcano at Santa
Maria adjoining Quesalt^naogo con
tlnae· and that the city Is covered
with six inches of volcanic matter.
Rich coffee plantations on the coast
are buried under seven feet of aand
and ashen from the volcano. Deton
ations from the eruption were heard In
the capital. There have been frequent
«•rthqiiak** and oth«>r eruptions are
reported In the department of Totn
bador. Much excitement prevail*.
DESTRUCTION GREAT.
Tt»· f nttmrn 7*nrm A boni «uni· Marl* (η 1
*lr»Jjr I^lrejrad.
San Francisco. Oct. 31.—Thi> entlrt:
coffee *one of OiiAt'-oiala hai been de ·
Stroyed by the flames, ashes and
smok»· from the volcano of Santa Ma .
ria Eruption* threatened the de- '
•traction of pvery living tiling wlttait
r*»ach of the f'imes. and the Are pours
frowr 'h·· burning mountain, according
to a cableirr jo to TasU» Bros., import·1
er* of this city, received from their
coffee plantation In Gttatern&Ia Only
mea#> r details are given
"Last Monday," said Louis Hlrnch
of Castîi» Bros.. "Î wired to otir repre
***ntatlv<·* th'TC. asking for news ol
the eruption of Santa Maria, and 1
have received In reply this cablegram : !
"It is tme ; enormous »o«ses, Proba
ble νί)Irani' eruption Coffee xooe de
stroyed Our lives ar* In danger. Fur
ther reports will follow.*
The ci>e» ··· districts refr>rr* d to,''
•aid Mr Hlrsch. "are the Costa Cuca
and Costa Ο ran<ia. They are the finest
plantations in the country. If the cof
ft·*· dlitrict Is destroyed, as the « able
to Indicat'·. ow-third of the crop
i« iiki'I likely involve»!.
'Tb<» voii-ano of Santa Maria U Ιο
feud ilefaih<ilen and Qu» -ai
tenaage The towns in the neighbor
Stood tneit likely to be tentroyed are
San Keitp»'. Maxatenang·) and Quesal
tenango Th© volcano ha* beeo quiet
for year».'*
Τ ί* ν W ιι* < <*«** *ί* Al*rm
Dai)a» θ! 31 -Α -',Μ+η people or
more bad narrow am1* last night
In the b**C'ak.,ig of a trolley wire. Th'
crowd «M «landing at Martin and
Main i(r«f-ts waiting for a car. when
th#· w)r«· < f.rh<ad bruit», dropping
th* se* «red end* upon the si reft,
which hart been freahly sprinkled.
Th* crowd sratteied barely in time to
avoid th< »<]uirmieg end of tke table
which Kptt flashes of fire for woroe
tim·· b«!or«« it was finally caught up
and tied »i'h a rot*· in the r*tnalnln:4
wire overhead.
t> #4 Irrttia * Γ»!!.
Mexia Te* Oct 31 -Mr* H M
M in*· r Sr. died at b«'r home in this
city from the «fleets of a fail that she
received Saat Sunday evening from
th»· gaiifrv. m which her shoulder was
broken She was th«* mother of Bob
and St»»ve Munger. the cotton «In men
of Birmingham. Ala . and aiao l«-avi^t
four other children—H M Manner,
Jr. Mr* J H Teague and Mm J M
I»tig of th:* city and Mrs John Meanr
of Shreveport
w h»l tbi itmri ι ( «Mit.
London Ο t 31—It van offlcially
annoi:c-e<i that the pun-hasc prt» ·» of
the While Star Un», on il» Joining the
Internationa! Mercantile Marine inm
pany. ;» t" t.'T.lS»). of whi< h $ If. 735 -
l.M> is payable in iaah. $3».l?4.0«0 in
preference shares. and |U'.W7.000 lti
common stork. The shareholders thus
receive over f&O.OOO for ea h 100·
AteHB» ^ I
Hi·** i» *«,*» ,Jf nnn
Saa Juan, Oct. 31 —PolitUal rioting
at Ponce was renewed Wednesday
evening roaa S to 11 o'clock the city
wa.i in the hands of a Republican mob.
alleged t-· have been aid<»d by the man·
Ici pal police. The Federal club "vas
flred on One man was killed and sev
eral were badly wounded.
1" *a< t «tie* «Vf Ι.Ο«*1
Waxahachie, Te* . Oct 31.—The fi rat,
arrest for violating the local option
law recently adopted here was made '
here Thursday. The defendant wa-<
caught in what la known aa bootleg !
ring whisky while the big crowd at j
tending a circus waa in town.
S»w IfUlth M tauter Rmlnrf
City of Mexico, Oct. 31.—General
Carlo* Vclez, the 9ret minister o% Mex
ico from the Rep α bile of Cuba, waa re
ceived by President Diaz at noon
Thursday In the splendid ball of ua
baaaadorsi. There waa a large attend
ance of distinguished visitors.
led Set«4 for OMwp»lmy.
Louisville. Nor. 1.— fhe federal
grand Jury here returned indictments
against ten eitlaens of Bowline Oreen
Ky , charging them with eoaspirinj to
prevent the registration of oolored
voters la » precinct of that city.
Wti««ks Μ»ι· 1 Btnsrf.
Deniscm Tex . Oct 31.—Tile Wo
temka hotel at Wetnmka, I. T., *w
burned to the ground Tie Umb le
fMOO. A boat fifteen bates ot eottm
wave ateo burned
m
laf Mmmm Xafrmd* »
Washington. Oct 31—Anxions in
quiries about the cholera situation in
the Philippines from re! eta tire* and
friends of Americans now in the is
lands indicate undue alarm which L
not borne out by the information re
ceived by the bureau of insular affair·.
A cable received Thursday from Gov.
Taft states that the cholera has practi
cally disappeared from the island of
Luzon and that in Manila there oaly
have been an average of two cases a
day during the last ten days. In all,
twenty proviaces are now about free
from cholera. Only five provinces are
now seriously affected, the provinces
of Hollo, Occidental. Negroe, Capizas,
Sa mar and Mlsamas.
The percentage of mortality which i
In the beginning reached 90 per cent,
has been greatly reduced and is now
generally below 50 per cent. The com
missioner of public health for the arch
ipelago states that Cebu has already
been declared a clean por and thai
Manila wlli be so declared on the first
of November.
DISPUTE OVER CATTLE.
On· Killed Ι» * Do*I on ·
lUnch In Weetfrw Tum
lllg .Springs, Tex . Oct. 31.—-R C
Johnson, who was fatally wounded In !
a six-shooter d··"1 on a ranch thirty
five mllee north of here, died in this
city Thursday. The parties had N«en
at onts for some time, but the iranae
dlate cause of the tight was a dispute
relative to some cattle. A number of
shot* war*ι Bred hy both parties, who
wor· on horiMkaok. but suly one shot ,
took «dfoct. iHwâBg through Jafcaeoo s
bowels
John Τ Joyeer. manager fer C. C
Slaughter's Dawson county ranch·**
surrend'-rwd to th« officers and waived
an examining trial, his bond being
placed at which wait readily
glv«n
Johnson was about -'!5 years old and
had no family, and Joyner is about SO !
and single Considerable excitement
prevail..
HOMESEEKEHS COMING
Kftijr (irtngltti » Gro*t "S*twbor of Poo
plm in 1>xa*
Den I son. Tex , Oct. 31.—The Katy
Flyer Wednesday night lame In in two
»*·ι tlons, bringing the greatest number
of homes»-*·kers ever brought into the
state in one day by any railroad. Th<?
first section of the flyer ran a double
header and carried twelve coachloads
The second section carried eight load
ed coaches.
There were 1500 homt'se^kers on the
train for Texas About 100 of the ex
cursionists stopped oft here and will
take several side trips In Orayson and
Kanntn <ounue~
Th*· excirsto ists are well-to^o
farmers from Illinois. Indiana. Wis
consin and low a. Th«*y are looking
for lands in Texas that are cheaper
than they are in thf north and east
HrMurooe» ΚΙΙΙικΙ.
McKinnry. Tex Oct 31.—Jake Ν.
Comb* was instantly killed Wednes
day near Wy!|· Combs wax married
to Miss Hester Housewright here
Tuegday and they returned to the
home of the bride's mother near Wy
lie Wednesday morning three shot*
wese fired in the rear of Mrs. Houm
wright » home »nd when the ladles of
the bouse reached the went· they I
found Combs lying on the ground t
<lead. W R Wright, a brother of Mr».
Comb*, «urren l* -»*d to Marshal How
rey of Whitewrigbt Wednesday morn j
itig and was brought to M'-Kinney. He ;
say# 0>Bibh attacked him with a
knife
Kw»< w Vork.
N»w York (>< 21 (.'■ -:>cr I'ni-ir
was filled Thnr-tlsy _ ! with people
who had romp to attend .t Republican
meeting tin ι - -j·· tker being ;
Mayor U«, < ■ - f. ■■·*'. and Seer·*-!
tary of War H >; Mr. Low -ulogized j
Governor Ode il and hi» administra i
tlon of State a:*aii -, «Sorernor Odell !
followed 1ft an .t ! !:<♦»« !a which h* ;
on ,*»; :· ■ ·»· r·» ?he prediction,
(hat hi# iiiajorlty would be ait small as ;
ponte ha ; phrnphesied S. . retary Root :
•poke on i;at >i:»I affi.ra
Cttv#iMu4 P«i i|p»| i<ip*erlic.
Morristown Ν J., Nov. 1.—Former
President Cleveland spoke here Thurs
day to a political meeting Weld in Lyce
um hall. Spc< ial trains brought hun ;
dreds of peopl»' from other cities and :
towns* in tht> vicinity and Mr. Cleve
land given an ovation.
Following the meeting there waa a
non partisan reception to Mr. Cleve- :
land at which about -00 prominent :
residents of this city were present.
8«* 1 tr»m»n Bart.
Minneapolis. Oct. 31—Six firemen
were injured in a fire here that csutv»d
a damage estimated at |260,fKX). The j
six-story building occupied by the
Minneapolis Paper company and own
ed by J. 9. Oswald & co., was gutted
The stock of the paper company,
known as Wright. Barrett A Stillwell,
was consumed. The content· are
said to have exceeded |2<>0,000 in val
ue
lira ml AMI···
Abilene Tex , Oct. 31.—Two Crame
bus i a ess buildings were destroyed by
fire on North Second street, with their
contents. P. C Knapp, furniture, sus
taiaed a total loss of $2-500, with In
soraace of fSOO M M. Thompson,
sewing machines, loss 1450, Insurance
(300 John H Roekonbaugh, bicycles
loss $450, Insurance $300.
Ckitf· of V···· D**M.
8t. Louis. Mo.. Oct. 31.—Judge Ryan
denied the application for a hange ef
veaue of forever Delegate Edaud
Bersch, charted with perjury in ceo
aeetion wit* the ukutaa bribery
itSH. A Jury was the· selected and
the taking of testimony commeaced.
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SEMTgNCE COMMUTED.
Clmpi >»wrt DMk Cm
tmmum U LU» 1·»ηι—«■■■§.
Washington, Oct 31.—The preeidenl
has commuted to life imprison ment
the death sentence pronounced upon
Solomon Hotena.convicted in the I*f<
,?r» diatrict of Texaa of teurder com·
Altted In the Indian Territory os
No*. 29. 1901.
It appears that a short time before
the murder he lost, by death, several
children In rapid succession and be
lieving In witches and witchcraft, he
conceived the Idea that certain per
eons who he believed to be witches
were responsible. On the morning ol
the murder, being irore or leas under
the Influence of liquor, he started out
with the expressed Intention of kill
ing certain persons, whom he declared
to be witches. He firet went to the
house of Vina Coleman, an Indian
woman for whose murder he stand?
convicted. It appears that this woman
was related to him, that be had always
been on most friendly terms with her.
He accused her of being a witch and
shot her to death with a shotgun at
the same time wounding a small child
Then he shot and badly wounded a
15-year-old boy. He thereupon mount
ed his horse and proceeded to the
home of a man whom he accused of be
ing a witch and shot him to death.
He then proceeded to another house
and killed another woman whom he
accused of being a witch. He was tried
for the killing of the last two pensons
and acquitted on the ground of in
sanity, "out was condemned to die for
the Bret murder.
SUIT FOR LIBEL.
Oeaeral f**If K#«»k* fr«m M»w·
pmpmr »| ftfaalt*.
Manila. Oct. 31.- IX>el proceeding*
bave been instituted against the edi
tors and proprietor» of Liberia*, »
Spanish newspaper published in Ma
nila, on account of the publication ol
an article attacking General .1 Frank
lin Bell and hi.; plan of Riding the peo
ple of Katanga^ and i^a Guria and of
the island of Miodano This plan con
aisled of selling rice and supplying th
people with seeds and farming Impie
meats and It resulted in profltt
amounting to $27.000 cold.
General Bell has recently been or
dered bomé and Liberia» published an
article charging General Bell with an
attempt to steal this fund and take
it with him to the tTnted States, btit
saying tbe commission had forced him
to surrender the money. General Da
vis transmitted to th>· general official'.,
a copy cf Liberia*' article General
Bell responded by denying the charges
General Davis thereupon transmitted
the papers to Governor Taft and the
prosecuting attorney instituted tb«
proceedings aga:nst the newspaper.
|i*. JUNCTION REFUSED.
Oiflf*»"· H**·· Riff»#· to DrU»* Cslli· Ont
of th«* Territory
Muskogee, I. T.. Oct. 31.—At Durant
Judge Clayton refusé an injunction
restraining Revenue Inspector Cobfc
froir. driving out of the Territory cattle
brought in for grazing purpose upon
which the owners refused to pay a tax
of 25c per head, as per regulations ol
the department.
Cobb bad been Ιτϊ the Chickasaw na
tlon and had driven five herds of cat
tie out of the territory across Red riv
er into Texas.
VV Ο Davis, representing cow men
who have 100.000 head of rattle sub
ject to this ta*, filed an injunction tc
prevent their removal and the injunc
Hon was denied.
Cobb will go bac k to the Chickasaw
catk>n next week to remove more cat
tie. If owners of cattle once removed
bring rb»m ba< k the penalty is $1 per
day far *>a< h head. This has occurred
ard Cobb has sued such t attle owners
to force payment of the fine.
J » K^hnO l I>»m.
Austin. Oct 31.—A proposition will
prot*ai>ly be mad- at th·· n*xt meeting
of the city council of Austin by a wet*
known citiz. η of tbn ;>iac<> in b«haff ο»
foreign capitalists to rebuild the dam
across the Co or ado river. If is stated
that rh#· men who are behind this pro
je t espect to use th·» waters formed
fey the dam for power purposes, and
also to establish an extensive system
of irrigation in connection therewith
Th'>rc are several thousand acres o>
irru.iMe iand alotifr the Colorado be
low the city, which could be reached
by m» ans of flames from the lake that
would be formed by the dam
by «η OUHnm»*
Jackson Miss, Nov. 1.—In an at
tempt to liberate his friends 8. Ο. Β
Jones, from the county jail at Mount
Olive, Miss. John Willis, a white man
was shot and instantly killed by Deputy
Sheriff Walker Willis approached the
jail armed with two six-shootere and
an axe anû when ordered to halt, at
tempted to draw his guns, whereupon
Officer Walker fired, killing Willis
Instantly. *
Wr»iii on «·*»!* f*
Navasof*. Tex.. Oct. 31.—A bad
freight wreck occurred on the Santa
Fe about four miles east of this city
The engine and eighteen box cars
went into the ditch. Engineer Jack
Havecott received a bad sprain of the
ankle In jumping, and a negro stealing
a ride wus fatally hurt by a splinter
being driven through his abdomen
Kim**·
Memphis, Nov L—-The fail meeting
of the Memphis Trotting a*ao*4atloe
tloaed Thnreday and it* suceeas has
been remarkable The attendance has
been large, the weather favorable and
the condition of the track la best evi
denced by the tact that several »ew
world's marks have bees registered by
the timers.
RECEIVE, FULL,INFOR
MATION 'REGARDINGfÀNY
CONTEMPLATED "JOURNEY,
».
THE
KATY
FLYER
Rate to
AMARILLO
(via Ei Reno)
$13.40
Daily Limit M) Days
Good for Htop-over
A New Country All th<> Way
'
Trains now running
to Graham, Texas, 26
miles west of JacKs
j
boro. Leave Fort
Worth 8:30 a. m. daily, j
except Sunday Φ * Φ
One Fare Plus $2 to
CHICAGO
and Return
November 29, 30 and
December 1
W. H. FIRTH. G. P. ù Τ. Α.. Fort Worth. Tex,
NOTICE!
To our friends and customer we
wish to state that w»· propose
making a change in our way of
doing business, and on Nov. 1
will adopt a nfrirtl.v caah system.
But wp will always be pleaded to gee our friends at our old stand, where
we will sell you wood, coal arid feed as cheap as anyone in town. By
(he adoption of the cash system we save the expense of a bookkeeper
j ind collector, which raturally redures the price of fuel and feed to you
STONE BROTHERS
Only $25.00 to
CALIFORNIA
fîΚ Southern Pacific has a^ain opened the
■*· doors to cheap travel from 'IVxas points to
California. During the months of September and
October, one way second-class tickets will be on
sale from all main line points on th* Houston A
Texas Central Railroad and Southern Pacific at a
rate of $25.00, except from stations east of Hous
ton, from which points rate is made by adding
local farf* to Houston rat*·, and from Galveston,
where the rateVill be
rThese tickets Kive stop-ov^rs a' California
points, and offpr a splendid means of making a
trip to California at lower rat^R than ever. Con
sult your local tieket agent, or.write for literature
arid other information ·:: :: :: :: ::
M. L. BOBBINS, T.J ANDERSON,
G, P. Α|Τ. Α. Α. Ο P. A
Now Is the Time to
Prepare York Xmas Visit
To the.
Old Home
Will Sell Round Trip Tickets to Point* in
Arkansas, Missouri,
Louisiana and
the Old States
On December 13. 17, 21 22, 23. 26, 1902
With 'JO Days' Keturn Limit at
One F.are Plus $2.00
Lowest rate in three years. And will maintain the same hisrf
standard of service that has made it known an the best
and most popular line between
Texas and the Southeast
For Particulars Address
T. P. Littlk, PA, A. 8. Wahmkr, TPA, I) Μ Mokoan, Τ Ρ A
Corsicana, Tex. Waco, Tex. Fort Worth, Tex
W. H. Wκκκβ, Ο. P. Α Τ. Α., Tyler, Tex.
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Buy Your Groceries
From
V. TKIPPET
Member Grocers and Batcher» Association
Telephone ίο ιι8 College Street
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