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for liitht hou»»-k<**pt!iS or roomer·.
Call on or phon· J A C Κ «noble,
Li*ht office.
KOR HALK-Mt residence at CO
Moi.ro· itrr«t filrd Forr«»t 40
KORSsLR My reald*ne·on Nortb
Roger· *tr<N»t. convenient to I'll
vera.ty «rid public ecbool All con·
fence*. Apply to Dr. V. M
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Two g<>od milch cow»,
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.ablialied compound with th·
d Tin mon tbroatfbont th·
Iree· with reference,
* »1n St., Dalla·, Te» Cp
[ifurnlahed rnom· to rent
boa·· k««n>)njr to married
i. 4theni children Apply to
• Nbellito, >àJZ Water St. 34
iiALK-My bom· 6 room·
r. MrKlntl· atreet al*<>, three
-room on· 4-room hooa·,
ill on· »<juare piano splendid
Ton·) at a bargain H M Rr «>daa,
WO Κ»·1 Meta at 30p
FOR SALE My rf»!d<Oc·, conven
iently located to Colle*· and t'nl
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FOR RENT -On· eight-room hou··
Hhin two block· of aquare Ρ··β
%lon Hept. 1 All modern con
duce·. Se» Merc· Walker. tf
V . fc-Nf^HELK V, aaieamaa for
"4 4.Mille full «eamlea· ho
«jr^Liid un4*rw>-ar, old 'phon·· l&'i.
A LARGE hTl'Ck >t aewiuK ma
chin· needled, oil, belt·, and all
kind of aewtair machine extra» al
way· ou hand at Arnold · Mualc
Store ti
PEACH SEED WANTED-Will
pay 91 00 per bushel for all peach
•»ed, thla year'· crop. Phone 104.
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SWING I f IN EFPW
Toe Popniace germ to Hate Hatred
of Foreigners
VENEZUELANS ANGRY
Two Trader· Were Arrested Fer Net
Paying Their Taxes and Se?·
eral Other Parties Ar·
Likewise Treated:
Cumuna, 1.—A gibbet waa
rrected in a street of this city on which
«•as hanged an effigy repre*etulnKa for
eigiior and the populace beat the dum
my with atkks amid shouts of "death
to the foreigners."
Τ*ο leading traders, H. Palazzi. a
Frenchman, arid Herr Sprick, a Ger
man. were recently arrested In Culdad
Bolivar by the order of Freetdent Cas
tro for refusing to pay their taxes,
which had already b*-en collected by
the revolutionists durln® tha Utters
occupation of the city. Many other
persons wi re also arrested on the aarn*
charge The Prench and German
Ministers at »ara<<ut protested and ob
tained thr immediate release of their
fellow countryman.
• îeneral fiolattdo and 200 rebel offi
cers. who were raptured ut Cludad Bol
ivar have arrived at Mararalbo They
*ere Incarcerated In the fortress of
Kan <'an!o* with their feet In Irons.
HARSH INJUSTICE.
Foreigner» Are Having a Hard Time in
loter or of Venezuela.
Wltlematad island <»f Curacao. Sept
1 Marsh Injustice is twlng meted o.it ι
to f'Uretgrn-rs residing Iri the Ifterlor of (
V« · exuela. «her· (he kxtl authorities 1
ar» huntltig low η all foreigners who dar»
to present claim· against Venezuela tit
*, tunHnif with th· recent proti* <■
Ne«r foro it local tribunal refused to J
n ι »r t t· ι:· ·■· ν of three Italians. and j
on thrir β ι fT · r ι î g 'heir t1*-i>osltiQna. the> i
sere nrri*te·! a' I throsn In Jail Two I
• ■f tli»tn attel· ι · ; «-« I tu e* i|» *»ie fire.!
t·· and one of therri w.i« killed. The !
V> · / elsi gov ' · ' ι··<·' * d»»es not denv j
thLS >1 fumi ··'<! is .loifta nothing I
I.I M|m t rspstltlsss It Is le^rn«l |
oil g ι m *i 1 s jthnrlty ti».it th» letters aent
to f or » gi · · ·■ f ι · ι Ιι» 11 «llin nml ol t> r
legal lot » sir it « !!g lliertl IO s»-nd l»l '
tv.eir lain · tone set*··! in th« |»i t
*.· .ιχ (o prevent the · la'ms frotti mi
rh ι g in t ara «a in time.
WAR PROBABLE
Turkey and Bulgaria May Soon En
gage ιι» a Conflict.
tîof.» Rulgnrln Sept I —Hot h In of i
fli ai at d 'H o'utlonary r les the opln
Ion Is freel* >e|d that t»r hetweei j
llulgnrla ai>d Turkey Is Imminent and
can be a\ejted bv nothing short of a
mire le II ι» rmt »tp»r!»<J iliat eith»r
government will fo»mal'y 1e lare hos.
tltities but that the prevailing condi
tions will for<e on a war
tierrran ■ onsul· are said to be per·
suadi"g the sul'an to engug» In a con
test
FEARFUL STORM
Four Caunt.es e' V.rf «.a Suffer Con
sidérable Damage
Kithruut.c Va Sept. I—A terrible
6»*t'U'tl*# tia lalorni it reported from
Amherst Xelaon Appontalloa an4
t'harlotte rountiea It a<rept from AI
t«m>r > août h «est through the at a te
and leveled crop· eserywher* · ith n
Its palhaa) In Appoirattos alone It
drttmrri a million tobacco planta
The h«..ialor · at aouie pointa «ere as
large a* her eggs and rushed a·! v»g
elation to the ground
-FIT AS A FIDOLe
A»·»·t Th.» Vi<· Consul at Ba.rut
te an Itwi Fr.end
Franklin. tu Sep! I.- Major C J 8
Mtlier an ir.llrt ate friend uf Vice Con
■ Vi! MaC*lRMtn on Saturday I atrled
in· » to· (»MKl a* to hi· ondltktn after
rs* aplr C assa»» ■ >:at < ·« and re· elved the
foil»» · « <1 Mat· h Mon.lav from H»1 -
fwl "ill é** M illlji*
ΜΑιίΚΙΑίΕΝ "
NEARLY SEVERED
Terrib!· Accident to a Ch id Brought
About by a Mow»r
Oti< ka*t..< 1 Τ Sept I \ four
>ear-old sor of t'us Uindffltaii a iter
mtri. Ilvu>V un « farm thiee miles past
of Union Cltv, <>kla had both fret .■ I -
most MVfrait b* a mo· ιι·( m«> hlti·
Mindeman «h» cuttUiC hay aai>ti beinR
short-hand·*! hi» wife drove »M'< her
little son on the seat besidv her. The
lines be. ^n>< entangled and she asked
the child to re ea»e them As he did so
the horse· started and the knife of the
maihfne mad* several slashes before
•toppifif
Indians Confer
Vinlta I Τ Sept I ι'ι n« Snake
the leader Of hi* f.«< lion of the «"reeki»,
has held a ronferem e with the keeUn»
wahe In the «"heroke» nation, and at
this |«.w »< » of tt.r diSHfTe· I. I bal d»
of the two trlli#« It was det idei] to *«-rtd
delegations tu \\ ushlnitton at the . on
λ»ηΙη· of iiiiitrr" and ask for a te
dress of their alleged grievance-*
Shot From Ambush.
Ou!hrle Okla Sept 1 -Hy ire«*plrie
through a cornfield until silhiri · loi**
range an unknown a&ausaui abo* and
fatally «nui ded Sllns |.e< la I re one of
the moat prominent tneiabets of the
puma Indian tribe Ν<· tana.. fur the
deed Is known A lane·· |»w>«e is In
pursuit Lwlalre la h I. *1 f blood |'<>t
tawatomle adopted Into the l'on· a trit».
Crsat Fir· Los·.
Cklrkasha I Τ . Sept 1 Diapatt h
•r« at the Ko. k Island offtr· here re
port a bl* fire at Ο Κ-eue. a small sta
tion north of Witonia. in Hlain· rout·
ty. Okla- Ten brick bualneaa houxt
war· ι-onaumed ni».h a loaa approaS
■aM at »M.m.
IMPORTANT EHCOR. #
Attorney General Cannot Put Upon
Certain Mesiurt»,
Aa-tia. Β«ρ· 1 —Owing te an trror I»
the enrollment of the appropriation bill
the attorney general la deprived ol
authority to pass upon preferredclatma.
The controller will pun upoon the
claims hereafter The bill rarriea I2S,
f®0 each ye«r for refunding amounts
paid by purchasers and lessees of
school lands where tltl» or_ possession
did not pass, but it doea not contain
the word*. "Said claims to be ap
proved by the attorney general as to
whether they are correct and to whom
due."
STRONG MEASURES.
State He· It h Officer Determined to
Keep Yellow Pevar Out.
Austin. Sept. 1 —State Health Officer
George R. Tabor said that extraordi
nary measures are to be taken to pre
vent the spread of yellow fever to this
state. He will issue an order to all
border quarantine inspectors not to per
mit any person who has even passed
through a place In Mexico where yel
low fever exists to cross the border.
MUCH FLOUR.
Stesmihip Carrigan Head Cames
Twenty Seven Thousand Barrels.
Galveston. Sept.. 1.—The British
steamship t'arrigan Head of the Head
line cleared port for Belfast. via New
Orleans, with the largest cargo of flour
Kir sent out of ι "ml* »*»ton.
A< cordlnjf to the manlfe~t filed at the
customhouse, she h id on board 27 41ft
barrel* but J Merrew A Co.. agents.
κ,ιΜ that a supplementary clearance
would be Hi ui« udding 4475 barrels,
n 11·. κ "h·- toil flour cargo 31,88!» bar
rel*. valued .it Sll.S&t.
PRINCE ASSIGNEE
Cors cans Man Chosen by Rod Oliver
to Look After Affairs.
<·- a: a Ttx Sept 1—1 io i » «liver
filed ι d> · d of ,i«» snir.nt in th» · nun
ty ι lerk « ..ITS, .· of th's fountv naming
R Κ I'rlm · as assignee Th.* lri*tru
nter t provides that 11 h * r»-al and per
sonal »«tat«» "tall t>e !ak»n possession
of b> It. I". Prit.· e for th·· f^rieflt of
!ns creditor· excejit such as Is 1>\ lav\
^ι·ή 11 from illon A s< hedulv
if »·ιι ts ;ind all m«-s. U ·· Instrument
Stat's will t ·· Hied lat>-r
FARMER SLAIN
Wa» en H « Way Home From Church
When Deed Wat Done
Tr< ·,.ρ· Te* Stj t 1—New· has
r*a«h«d Troupe of the killing of Sam
Bundti k « farmer rending about nir ■
mlie» from Troupe In ih· flrlffln com
munity Particulars are ineagt» llun
ίπι ki had taken his » f·· to churi h. and
whl> returning to the house for some
puιpes. wan shot from ambush
Fatal Kick.
Hailetts. lile T*-x Sept. 1-—Henry
fv»ni twenty-live years of *(i died
from the »ffects of a kick In the abdo
mri h\ his horse He stopped at a
neighbor's house and turned his saddle
horse U*os«· to glare Mion after he
wer t to th» horse and struck him on
th» hip with his hand whereupon the
animai aiikrd him
Good· Taken From Valise
I^aredd Tex *ept 1 — F R Drake
was arr»*t«-d by the ru'iiim oftii ere and
about ltd werih of Mexican drawn
«cik wa» found in his valise which
was s*.ted Drake was afterward taken
wltb an · pileptli fit at the express
offl<» and was badly hirt by falling to
the Boer
MINISTER SUES
Ciarfyman Claim* Fill#»»
O'Vin·* Blanëaead Him
Sao fnfttltio Sept 1—Rfr η κ.
Maxper » ho h ft» been [ u:or of CVn
lei ary Mrihi'dml Kpiat opa! ctKjn h for
«βΒκΐίη*. ni»j » suit for i:.c 001 for
alleged !lbe) The <5efen<*»nti «r»
M- thodiat rl«irm»n. namely. He» J.
Κ M«-»>r* preeidln* elder of the dis
trict K»» J A Wule» lier W Κ
V(urhi). P.e\ W tt Wairener tn<l Rn
J .1 Ν Ke«ii.»-d* The nil fil libel I»
fle> lurtd H· h*»e been contain*-*! in a
circular leaned ►·* the drf· nderit* in
*»h · h th» pialiilfT t« allée.d In have
t* ' ι ; it of ImnofiHty
NOT CANCELLED
Prtiure ·< Bunntti Lad ta Pottpone
man! b y Mr Bryan
Lincoln Neb i*ept 1 Wm J Bryan
Mated tfcat l( *n« Ih» prvaa of bueinei»*
that ied to the poafponement of hia
aprakit.g tour In '»hl«y tilth Mayor Tom
L.. Johnaon Three the date* will be
Ailed thla week anf tfhee will he poM
poned u|})^ ôctober "Th»· date· wera
not < elled " «aid Mr Bn an. "they
wen iKMitponed h·-. au*e I «m unable
to rea< h Ohio
Kmg Edward at Vianna
Vittina. Sept 1 Kin* Edward ar
rived here Μ··η1.ι\ frott M artcDbwd
and he wa> u "< orded an en ι huaiaatu
renption. The ctty «ai elaborately
dr< crated and along the toute from
the railroad station to the MofburK
triun (haï ar· he* displaying thr Aua
trlari *nd Hrlttsh flags entwined wer»
re*, ted
D<»cu**ed Manchuria
tigton S«-|il I Sir t'hen Turnt
l-lang ITinif the i*hln«*r minister,
«ailed on Se« ι lar-y Hay Moiiik) and
lia. uaaed I In Mamhuiun situation.
The imnlatei had no ι omumcallon t>
present on th»· «uhlei't hut ilwlreil the
talk over rll>llii| conditions with the
arcretary
Sa>>ad Fc· Burgas.
Kustendjl Rouiiiama. S«"pl. 1 —Prince
Ferdinand of Mulguria embarked here
on th·· Hulg.in ο gunboat Naliejda and
■tailed for Kurgua. Bulgaria.
Juan Τ fwienu. · veteran Indian
fight. Confederate aoldler police cap
tain and editor, paaaad away at San
Antonio.
J—-, topq —'J- .■ 'ί.·1· r1
IS SCffl A FAIL
Reliance Was leadiag, bot Unable te
Finish in Time.
SHAMROCK A SHADOW
Bmtf· F.trellmt is the loniif
and (tradiially IMed Dew· l'a·
til Tkey Berawe Merely
a Tliy Zephyr.
New York. Sept.. I.—Monday the
beautiful cup defender Reliance failed
to register her third victory over Lip
ton'· challenger because the wind died
to nothing and the time limit of five
and a half hour» expired before she
could reach the finish line. Her margin
waji approximately the same as on
Thursday last. She was le*e than half
a mil· from the finish when the gun
•ounaed, The Shamrock III. waa a
faint blur on the horlxon. fully two and
one-half miles asiern. Reliance's fail
ure to »< ore the race was the more ex- |
a»i>erating because her ultimate tri- ]
umph is now conceded, even by Sir ί
Thom.-i* himself, to be simply a formal- j
Hy The superiority of the Herreshoff
boat 1n any kind of weather Is acknowl- j
wlired by the yachting critics on both 1
sides of the Atlantic and Monday·'
fluke only prolongs the agony of the
contes' that has already been decided.
The waning in the cup racing was
strlkingh Illustrated by the sixe of the
o!>«erveti<»n fleet if the number of ships
which went down to the ocean race
course Monday could be dignified by
such a t.tl". Outside of the revenue
cutters whl'h patrolled the couree. it
consisted of half a dozen side wheelers
with almost empty de« ks. a few sea
going tu*» and a s<-ore of steam yai-ht* I
The easterly wind and rain Sunday
night had served to knock down the
sea somewhat. As the day wore on the
w ind hauled to the t orth and fell to a '
mere xephvr.
LIPTON TESTIMONIAL.
Owner of Shamrock III. It to Receive
Token of Exteem.
New· York. Sept. ΗThe initial ^tep
toaji'l the presentation to Sir Thomas
Lipton of ι memento from the Ameri
can pecrpl· probably In the form of a
■ llvi r servit e. was taken Monday,
when the following resolution was
adopted at a meeting held at the
Waldorf:
"Th.- undesigned committee, named !
to arrange a memento for Sir Thomas '
Lipton. feel assured that they repre- I
sent a universal sentiment of appre
ciation among all » l.i.«oes of Ameri
cans. who lo\ *■ sport and admire a
sportsman, and. a<ting upon this as
surance they sugg'"t to the general
public a popular sut *« riptlon to meet
the end In view The Western National
bank of New Tork has consented to re
ceive euhs» ripttons It is ilesired that,
these be of national thara'ter. since
there Is no state or sert ion «here the
pluck liberality ai d good temper of our '
late antagonist, ewr our friend and
now our guest, has not won ali heart».".
It I» signe·! b> (Jeneral Joe Wheeler,
Hon Henry Walter son. Mayor Pat
«"ollltis of IloWon Senator Kearns of
I'tah and »e\eral others
ANSWERS RECEIVED.
—.——
Replies of Various Comparu·· Mad· to
th· Commotion.
Washington, Sept 1 - The Interstate
commerce commission has received the
ai<*»ers of tbe Louisville and Nashville,
Mobil· and Ohio Misoauri Paclflc and
the St Lou» Iron Mountain and South·
errs and (he Southern PmIAi railroad*
and the MorMMi l>nuisiajia and Texan.
Teias Road and Steamship company to
the tumi'Uin of discrimination made by
tbe UKeuruhe Progressive union, which
purport· to represent the City of Thl
bod**aux la The road* reply that the
rate* from St I>oul« to Ne» Orleans are
filed b> water competition of controll
ing for e and that Thlbeaux and other
point· on the la* Fourche t.ranch of
the T«-nas Pat ifti and Thibodeaux
bran· h of the Southern Pacific are
therefore not ntlt'ed to «« low rate· ■ »
New Orle«o-« I >o> .1 *i»M\ille and PU*
' (|uentine The rtwid* driii tb. t the low -
*r rat*'»« gi ν ·* t he n·· · - is at the la t -
ter |H»int« ..·. '-K.il _1: tmi.11»· over
• Mpi· 1 ·»ΤΓ Ι .ι Ι'-^ϊ κ··· tlon
nf
•jytter CarnerW/'.^et.
Svra u*f S > Sept 1 The four
teenth ai i»x.at convention of the Na
I ■ louai Association of letter Carriers
opened here η 11 h nearly one thousand
I delegate· in attendance
BASEBALL.
Dallas Wins Third Gam·.
Dallas. Sept. L— The third game be
tween Dallas and Waco was won by
the former ClarK of the local· made
the only run by a drive over left field
fence Zook for Waco held Dallas down
to two hits, while only four were se
1 cured off Anderson, the other pitcher.
Southern Lugui
At Birnilt gbarn Birmingham. S. Lit
tle Ro< k. t.
At Nashville Nashville 10; New Or
j leans. 7.
At Atlanta Shr» \.p««rt 5, Atlanta. 1.
At Montgomery Montgomery. 7 ;
Memphis, I
National League
At St. Louis Pittsburg. 9; St. I.outa,
«
At Chicago—Chicago. t; Cincinnati,
t.
At Brooklyn—Rrookljrn. 14; Boston.
I 4.
At New York First game: New
; Tork. 4. Philadelphia. 1 Second game
\ New York 9 Philadelphia. Ï.
Am'-icin League.
At 8t. Louts—First game: ■ St. Louis.
I; Cleveland I. Second game: St
Louis, C; Cleveland. 2.
At Washington First game Wash
ington. Ï. Boston. 1 Second game Bos
ton. I. Washington. 2.
Old Phont
Waxehach
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"Cool as a
Cucumber"
tever
ii's your delightful privile^
to be if you are sitting Uhder
or near one of tbe electrical
fane we will be pleased to In
stall in your home. You need
not do any work in connec
tion with the matter save giv
ing us the order—we and the
fan do the work of keeping
you cool at small cost. . . .
J·
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, in- H
Waxahachie Electric Light
COMPANY.
DELIVERED $3-i°
Upon receipt of Cash or Money Order for f3.00.
we will deliver to your nearest Kxpress office, all
charges prepaid. Four full quart jottles of Six
Years Old
Coney Creek Whisky
Rye or Sour Maeh, no marks to indicate contents.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
H. BRANN & CO., Fort Worth, Tex.
ESTABLISH*» IW l88t
Daily Light
Worth Hearing
Our work warrante us a hear
ing if you have a sinirle item
of plumbing needing attention,
because we can prove our
ability and skill in the trade,
prove the reasonableness of
cur charges, if you will hear
us and the many for whom we
have done sanitory, modern,
ideal plumbing. Shall we have
the hearin»?
BUNKLEY pixmbzh
With Ellis County I Phone
Hardware Company \ No. R
Our aim is to Please
You need in
Hardware or
Buggies, is here.
Right now in tbe heart of the
aeaeon, when the weather ia
the hottest, our atore ia at ita
beat. There ia io the bot days
and cool daya, a certainty,
that what we aell ia right and
what you buy will please
0 'Phone No. 84
ELLIS COUNTY H'D'W CO.
Take the "SAP"
toan Antonio andfAransas Pass)
"d "Sunset R.oute''
9
Cor Californie, Mexico, and Oregon. Free
Reclimnjr Chair Car», and a Through Simper
from Waco to Ban Antonio A Mexico City
Excursion Sleepers from Waco to San Fran
cisco each Wednesday and Friday. Rate
per berth in these Sleepers about one-half
the rate in the Standard Sleeper :
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For Cheap Hates to California, Illustrated
Literature, Reliable Information ami ail
Particulars, Write : : : :
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Pass. Agt.'S.fA. A. P. R'Y. D. P. A. "Sunset Rout*
Waco, Texas
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